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The Washington bee., 1907-11-23
RICH
|. SHOWING
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FURNITURE

EMBRACES FINELY UP
HOLSTERED 3 AND 5 PIECE
SUITES IN ALL SORTS OF
SHAPELY DESIGNS AND AT
ALL SORTS OF PRICES. EV-
ERY SUITE IS OF GOOD
QUALITY AND EVERY Gov
ERING OF EXCELLENT
TEXTURE. THERE ARE
MANY PRETTY ROCKERS,
TOO, AND 4 GREAT VARIE-
TY OF PARLOR CABINETS,
PEDESTALS. DAINTY Ia
BLES. TABOURETTES, MU-
SIC CABINETS, AND OTHER
PIECES THAT HELP so
MUCH TO GIVE THE HOME
A RICH AND HANDSOME
APPEARANCE. CHO O S E
WHAT YOU WANT AND WE
WILL GLADLY ARRANGE
THE BILLS TO SUIT YOU.
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tosuher fOm
THE l. l. u. GRAND LODGE, Io7 L. u Bldg, Dayton,
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of DaytO n,
Ohio, and join
it at once.
There is no
other Lodge
in the world
like it. 1t 5
principles are
to protect and
uplift all lab
Oring people,
men and wO-
N en-, colored
J and W b | [ G
aiike-nO col
or discrimina-
ton is allowed
under its pro-
..-.rn-- Lnnnar
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HOU E &
RUGS

The newest weaves from the
foremost looms of the country.
Many designs shown are to be
found nowhere else in Washington
at the prices we quote, and what
ever may be desired in the way OF
carpets, the carpet department can
save YOU money.
The Washington bee., 1907-11-23

CARPETS

AMI size. One of the most repre-
sentative showings of made-up car
pets, room size, in the city. The
stock of velvet and tapestry brus-
sells rugs is especially rich in unu-
sual values.
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For RENT.

Nicely furnished room with or with.
out board. No. I742 Fourteenth stree
northwest
A. H Underdown,
1912 I4th St n. w.
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HOW COUNTRY SCHOOL TEACH
ERS CAN MAKE MONEY.

If there are school teachers, espec-
who wish to make some extra cash, they
are advised TO correspond at once with
Mr.. A. R. Stewart, Tuskegee Insti-
tute, Alabama.
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DIGNIFIED EMPLOYMENT FOR
WOMEN.

Does your wife, sister or daughter
want employment of a dignifed and con-
genial character? If so, write at once
for particulars to Mr.. A. R. Stewart
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama.
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Every negro man and woman VINO readS
this piece, should acquaint themselves WIN
the principIes Of the l. L. Z. Grand Lodge
The Washington bee., 1907-11-23
For SALE

Attractive Capitol Hill home on ave
nue. near park; all improvements and
conveniences brick and stone; six large
rooms; 81, 300 cash, $500 at FIVE per
cent; in exclusive white row. R. Nc
Pherson, 1883 B street southwest.
.
THE WALDORF CAFE.
We wish to announce 10 Our many
friends that we solicit your patronage
We serve nothing but irst-class meals
ami the best of ice cream and delicacies
Open every day in the week. Sundays
included, until II pm.
Bring your wife and childrea and en-
JOY a frst-class meal
Oysters in every style, right ont o
the skell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
NEGRO COMPANY may
BUY fulton. PARK
Judge r. Garter Scott Hands
Down Important Opinion At
fecting Property Sales.

4 - -
GAS far as tn 9 low err court Is concerned
the case OF F. : q. Rholcder VS.. the Peoples
Pleasure Park Company "a n egro corpora.
which has been pending In the court for
several months, was settled In the Henrlco
County Circuit Court yesterday morning In
/ an opinion handed down by Jud &c r. Car
ter Scott, which held that the provision in
tho deed prohibiting the sale of tho Fulton
2 Park property to negroes was null and void.
Tho decision I'M the case WINS hand cd down
on the merits of tho case Itself and It does
no,stnccessarilysm make void " all other such
restrictive provisions in like I'd eeds, though
3it&does, " like S$ other decisions. establish a
prccedent which makes the opinion very im-
portnnt. tssi5 Ssse & ia Il 38
deeds to the ,plaintttf, VIII oh w ere, that tho
property should never vest in a negro or one
ofSnegro descent. were brepugnant 3toEtho fee
simple grants contained In said deed. land
An unreasonable restriction and a meliora-
tor and therefore null and void" Isl YAH
Il In this case the court holds that 1t ap-
pears through proof in the case that, n-
| though conveyed through several parties
the property was all along the property OF
Bliss and Blanche Black and although the
courtS:wlll not say that they were guilty OF
fraudulent acts In the sale Of lots, yet the
ccurtsis ofsopi1ion that they had misled the
ls':iasmuch as 1t has all parties before It
the court would do complete Justice and
Therefore deorees that the Il injunction 4, BIZ
dissolved upon the payment Of the marks
value OF the property to tho complainant
otherwise the Injunction will be perpet
g An appeal was noted by the respondent
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Northampton, Mass. J, and at the Teach.


Northampt ton, Mass.) and at the Teach.
crs College at Columbia University
70 The main body OF the exhibit is the
property Of the New York Sunday
School Commission, and Is borrowed as
the official exhibit Sof the Sunday
School Federation ofS5the Episcopal
Church, which includes the Diocesan
Sunday School organization. The small
er exhibits are made by the American
Sunday School Institute, the Brother
hood Of st. + Andrew, and the Virginia
Sunday-School Commission.
This exhibit contains not only the
work OF Sunday-school children, but
maps, fixtur es, models. and, in fact,
everything that pertains to Sunday
school work In any Of Its departments
The largest and most interesting part
OF the exhibit Is already in place. and
DR.. Smith hopes to have 1t all up by
tonight. Tho doors will be open al
day. and perhaps during the evening
There will be an attendant to explain
the exhibit. 5 #
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PLAY AT Ho j E on SATURDAY
The College Eleven Will i'll Tackle ks
the Strong Maryland A.8sC
Team, II ere. IL

The Richmond Colleg !: football GOT: jail
eloven$ Will leave to- MORO mo 70 rning
early for Charlottesville to play their
first game, Of the season, ana With, 4the
strong University OF Virg inia elevens
'The y gan,e Will take place to-mor row
afternoon on Lambeth Field at 3
O'clock. he college h team. viii u have
secret practice thia afterno on, the
last before their meeting with the
Orange and Blue eleven, and their vari-5
Gus tricks will be carefully rehearsed. s
$s On$s Saturday he college team will
play game with the heavy Maryland
the first game on Broad Street field
for this season. r he Mary land Agsies
last n season q played = the II great Naval
Acad envy eleven a 0-12 game, and last
Saturday. in their first game ofi5the
season they def Gated a'1t the technical !
a. fast game by l 8 to- o.. Saturdays
game Will be called promptly at $3.50
o'clock. S The students will be out In
lfull$force for the occasion. and will ems
livcn the games with their songs and
yells and !; In every way possible cheer
their mates on to victory. ~ III;
IAN enthusiastic meeting of%the stu.
dent body was held last night, at
which Student Ovlin was elected chief
rooter, and the various 8yclls and songs
| "cT0 ana = Dy VIC
lusty-lung ed 5collegtan will be prepared
to- awake the echoes with their huz-
zas and conccr yells. iii III
] %3s T he men will have light, fast sig
nal practice and some scrirnmage work
this afternoon, pre- paratory to q to- NOR
| rows game. Coach Dunlap has ac-
complished much vi tn his men within
a week. and the team pror1iscs#t 10 give
nagood account cot themselves to-mor-
row against the varsity. y The Sel even
will average about 1866 pounds as they
appear ons the field The lineup fol
! to- day is @assffollows:s Lod &c, n eft-cnd
1 Robertson left tacklc:# Graves. LETT.
\ guard ;5STl llmnn, centre: Stringfellow
i right-Huard: - ones, ri ht-tackl e:Wrlght
frightened: Atkins, quarter back; Lans-
4 ford. eft-half- bnck Louthan. right
\ half-back; White. full back. Substi-
Il tutes ba Cisco emnn. Howard and Rue
20 Fifteen S. or twent ySf students from
i Richmond College will4accomparvt the
le1even to charlottesville. as will thu
4 coach and physical director. Tho IN or
|are8 generally in fairly good condition
4 though gsttll& q bit n ew. $$j{J33 s
4 Ut e. RI edmond Academy E&@ TO o thai
eleven o organized esterdayS by choos
Il ing Ouarles CAPTAIN and Il Lefew man
n ager.&& The academy team will averaR!
q bout II 0 pound s. on the Sfield, an ia tive
!, |students Weighing $50 pounds areSt try
4 lnp4for positions as guards. On Wed
nesday the! 70 ademy8 will play! a gam
u WI tn the r edmond College scrub team
and promises to give the colleRians /,
Il lively. chase for scores The e1even n
]. being coached by Mr.. Blacklston. for
. m rly6 liam and Mary. 8 fsStt;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01

Flfth-fourth Session Of tho Virginia Me-
chanicS Institute. i5fgs
) The Virginia N echanlcs Institute. Rich.
mcnd's high school OF technology. VIII be-
GIN It's nfsyfourth year tonight at 1880
O'Clock, Il y5l IS s &. ytise. IL 800,
Yesterday was q busy day with sup.rln-
terdent Duke, who enrolled sixty students
and now counts $50 matricslates. There Is
an increase Of twenty students over the
same date last yeur. but as the capacity
OF the school was just about reached last
year no large increase Ia anticipated. 81.
Tonight the electrical laboratories and
'~the mechanical shops will be opened, classes
i, will be organized and lessons assigned In the
regular Tuesday classea- 3
| The new store-room for tho sale OF draw.
ms supplies was opened last night and
students were furnished all supplies from
the central office on the second floor. I,
this. way the business OF the school Will b,
/ much facilitated. f.l gss7 n N
The newly painted interior OF the t,rs
1 floor rooms makes q pleasing eppcaranc
| to the visitor. and visitors were much i'm
| p, essed with the good behavior OF the larE
crowd Of young men seeking entrance to thi
1 lnond. n ajl g h q st- n Ilp1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
AUTOMOBILES BURN
Flames Badly Damage Three Machines At
3.f BlepDer'B Garage.

Fl,m los Badly Damage Three Machines at
Blepner's Garage. 8
* Fine work by tho Fire Department lAst
niKht about Z O'clock stopped what might
hive been a very serious nre In the rear OF
ard Broad Streets. lIfs IA, ij5I ~ f25s Al
&s The Are 10 believed to have started in a
small building in the rear Of the Perry
Laundry next door to the garage, and for
the damage was held down. The flames
spread to the garage, and three automobiles.
tho property $of Mr.. Blsnnsr, were badly
dana 9ed 3 causing = loss OF something like
$1,000. The building was not damage to
any extent, due TO the good work OF tho
department 55lE II. "a & & 5gA ssg al
"a largo crowd gathered AZ the flamss
| spread their reflection all over that section
| OF the city, and there was much excitement
for q " hle, M ssaha.. ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
TOOK POWERFUL DOSE.

Lillian Robertso (Colored) s Nearly Killed
by. Administered Poiaon. "a {5s}
RI LILLIAN Robertson (colored) was last MI ht
trea ted q to a mix ed Il dose OF blchl horde Of
mercury 81 tobacco " and IL cocaine, the com
4bired effects Of which came pretty near to
giving her a passage across tho river Stylx.
aShe WAS = pi cked up Z by some friends and
taken into the rear OF No.a71 II East Leigh
street; where she was attended by Dr. Strole
ofgthss city arnbulano e corps. 8t The physician
VIC, ked over her an hour, and finally restored
her to consciousness and brough her out o.
DANGER The woman did not know who had
at en- pted to poison her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
4 MRS. IsHAM NOT ~ SyAIF, III st
i..Jloly City, Actress Hurt by Reports Con-
" corning Her Parent "a rs ri

sS Because she did not remember the names
o. her parents when applicat lion was made
for license the report has gone abro ad that
Miss Pauline "a. TIsrice 40 i" 5al ONE. Of the
Holy City''s company, " no was on last Frt-
day married to Mr.. Forrest e. y 1shsIn, e man
agat OF the same ompany, was "a wait and
entirely: OF her anteced ents,
three years ago., and came to america whlls
q very little girl and being but an infant
when her pstspts died she Sha VERY patnr-
ally forgottenS even their, Iames: y e I'm:
hpncred and respectedt parents az 9. IL She has
been much hurt by the reports that she was
buzz o street wait
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
THE POWELL CONCERT
Former Rlohm ond Boy to Be Greeted ID
LArEo Audience Saturday h ~.

Former Riohm ond Boy to BE Greeted BY
Large Audience Saturday. 81 A
& That Mr. John Pow ell will be greeted 81 BY
aslarget ndienoe next Saturday night when
he viii give 6 piano recital at, the J neraon
number Of seats have been: reserved At the
sale. ~
where he hes contracts to play in several
Of the. larger cities. his III appearance al in
Vienna having been especially arran ged by
LeEohetizky. tn great piano teacher 3 under
whem no has studied for several years, {. and
who predlcts for the ericans boy 4 , ianis.
most brilltant future M 40 sg ~ n, III
Mr. Powell. Is great " admired by hun.
mond, HIS native city, and the event viii b
made ono offs social a1mportancs. as well a,
musical sEnilcancel fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
MIR. LOUIS BRoNIM MT.

-E-' = 1000 T-TWT- ~,
Prominent Baker IN Critical Condition at
IL 3g3 His Home.
s Mr.. Louis Bromrn. the prominent baker.
lies seriously III I'm his home MOI 81 8 East
Mershall Street. Of kidney trouble ana heart
disease lbi5sG
hi Mr. Bromm has been In the bakery busi.
ness in this city for several years and has
been most successful: M Within Z he last year
Broad Street which Is equipped with the
most mod ernt machinery for the bakery bus
ine 81 t TIe also has another store at No. 81 s
East Marshall Street. IA Mr.. $ B romrn f was
taken sick last week and was sent home
In the mbulance. Az
Several months ago on account OF his
ness, which he turned overSto his two sons
1Iessrs. G. 4, II enry and Edward A. Bromn1,
ana Mr., J. ~ Mattern, who now compose
sthc13L Bromm Bakery Company. ls .SG
When h card from late last ss4 nj Oh t 4 Mr..
Bro,nm was no better, but was resting
quietly. IRE 4!6 t q sS8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
9rhi. Week 3 Harness Meeting..

Iii Trotting meetings are scheduled for
this week at nj Poughkeepsi N. B ~.
metropolitan Circuit) !; T renton, n NJ ].
(Big Fair Circuit); Brockto /, Mass,
Spring fleld, II. Great W stern Cir
cuit) ;1Sa$i Brookh cid, sss N. RI chfleld
Springs, N J. vi Chatham m, IN 5Ys;1 Fonda !.a
MY; #Dund ee, N, u; H en1ock,i n. ~.
White River Junction Wit Reading
Pa. ;g Mount Morris, Pas M ilton,&S Pa.
sufleld, Conn; Stafford Springs Conn.
and Palmer, Mass II &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
Richmond Boy Joins Hap Ward, Takln
e, 5EISS Stage Lifo for His A1

- Stage !Lifo TOT HIS. No g5, M
d Mr.. Gerald Higgins one of NJ the best
known young men in Richmond, and prom
ilIent member aof9theg Richmond Blues. to-
day Joins Hap Ward and his com pany In
Norfolk ~ rs MI s55{ I SS
# Mr.. Higgins has long been Identified with
amateur theatricals In $Rlchmo nd . and has
taken part in quite a number OF productions.
He Is a $clevcr com edian. and has had sew
iernl of ers from, tn eatrical managers NJ
Warde q few years ago offered Mr. Higgins
a prominent comedy y role in his@scompany
tha-latter then playing In ATLANTA
s$$ Mr.. Higgins will have the good wishes OF
his many friends In his venture IN to profess
sic nal theatrical life. No one who has seer
his clever work can doubt that he will sue.
coed. III The s Richmond Blues perhaps does
not number among It's members a mort
popular man than Gerald HI gsns. * Z 335$:ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01

kind Eartens have been introduced into the
schools OF Richmond, Barton Heights, Chest
nu1 Hill and SiAanchester.gj Teachers from
this school have charge also OF kinderEar-
tens IN the public schools OF staNlnton.
Ham pton, South Boston and Roanoke. and
plans aref being made; to. establish more in
other towns. Il. The dsman for teachers from
this school Is inor casing rapidly, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
Maxim : Good.

II rhere q is no way OF making astlnl
friend s like Making Good .;5 ana ~ :, 2c..
t HIS and tieir after more than
b bsU 1 by the hundred SCOT .-thousands,
They ave made and they NY 2
not made drunk ards, n
Cine 1sofs Be knownItsco mposit Lon is Dr.
Pierce,s M G olden Il N edical f43 Discovery.
1t still toys an Immense sAie, wills Sn.!e
come into A prominence In the earlier
ne Rod sof 5itsFpopularity have Is gone by
the board. and laretSnev er more hteard
must ne sfMe ana 1s
to II be q found q in 81 Its superior merits.
When%once given Ia fair trial for weak y
.stomach,E or for liXersand blood 2 nee
items .odb
while sscores Of less tmer tor! u.s. articles
have suddenly flash ed sintosAf favor sforae
SEtsfn sn anas 1hen essh s 80
For : torpid + liver, With its attend
per perhaps 'disziaess Z, foul breath: nasty
tes1e eat inss
n SO Eood p ena
hGss
p prh '1 On 9ttbottls.Mrapper no secret,
no II h cus- poous mum bug \; therefore
sYpst3tHate ttthta1t ffae
dealer rrnfi p'Tnstst ny right Is
have Nj. at you call for
IA Don't buy DR.. Pierce Favoritei!l're
scription, 5s expec citing y ~ 70 AZ roYeN3a
eniy afyl msxs wss
iyss. Than som psspafatons
sold forltke $pu.;r'Possstts sterling e,u;r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
GIFT TO Mr.. Burnley.
( rknYvhfs Tenn plnrx Meet /,

5 The Grand Command cry OF ii<ni ghts Semi
plars Of Virginia will y hold its elshsy.htth5
grand annual conclave Thurs day. oct Soner5
10th. at \ D q clock "a. M II In the Masonic
Temple in Norfolk Itsis probable that. both
ST Andrews and SRiehm ond Commandments
of this city will attend the conclave.
f5 Messrs.a J !. H. Capers L. Beck and
captai, n Frank w. Cunnin CHAM. Of this city.
ara past grand comm an dcrs. ~. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
10 HAVE FIREWORKS

lakewood EkRttnG Rink VIII Havo Special
Program During Fair Week. a
4 This temporary schanss OF quarters had no
effect on tho attendance I at the 4 ID lewood
sksting Rink last 81 mi sht. 1, The danolns
pavilion was comfortably nlled, the skatins
slrfaos having hundred or more merry
skaters gliding ever it, smooth surface, WIZ
The popular n1usement park will IA be
thrown open during the STATE Fair and
tHorse Sh ow f week 81 and 4 on Tuesday and
Thursday, nights fireworks. the handsomes,
ever seen here, will be set 5on, b An excellen,
vaudeville program VIII be put 3on3i n tn.
tEestre,G and FALL of he any other attrac,
tlona will also be open aiH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
Z. R ;ti Broken en- I Resting Wells

IN hiio w 81 King in the casting department
tos the Cedar Works BEL Yesterday m NOR n
Peter Whorley was hurt by part o. q 4 pm
.frliinR on him. Il He had several ribs broken
ana was attend ed by Or. Strole. who found
him In d & bad way. He was ca rried TO his
hon on Louisiana Street and was reported
a. resting we'll last q nj ght. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
War.1n,int,xl,' Z as * to Graftet,r, e.

There have been many complaints from
various sources fof persons soliciting money
fpr the work OF the Salvation 5Army.AYho are
F1wier wishes to make 1t known that Mrs.
Fowler. himself and their assist ants are the
only persons authorized to sol Lett 4 aid TO-:
tho local corps OF hefSa.vationt Army; these,
when collecting money, always wear the
re gulation t.band vi h Il : Aviation Army
In gilt letters The assistant is not now in
the CITY, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
\ Captain Tomlins,o,n1 After rompls,n.,

Captain Alexander Tonllinson left last
night for Florence. s. e., with papars TO
ihcre for the alleged theft ,ot money from
his employ ers, a.. J. ChewninE Company.
He was balled here some months ago to
answer the charge and jun ped his bail.
The young man was arrested at the instance
o. the Richmond officials. and will have to
stand trial for bis alleged crime. .llItl l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
\ TO widen AVENUE.
Cost Of Monument Work to He Ascertalned
Nv by City Attorney. 5S

Z. AL a meeting last ri Eht the Committee on
Annexed Territory authorized the Cty}sAt-
torney to- ascertain the cost Sof openinsg and
the present 4 avenue as far. as Roseneath
Road. a1B IN the Same way 1t - theY ID esire ~
the committee TO open and h grad Thirty
fourth Street as a. boulevard from the sold
ss5A instrumentation was formerly 4 ma . A to
widen the Hermitage 4 Road 81 on tho i west
sid but II has since been found til at the
scos1 would be three times greater than on
the east side, and e change. ~ III therefore
She$ mat e. 3tA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
VIII Not Build YETI

u a. r,lrrlor was In circulation last mig = 9 )
TIC rect that Colonel John Murphy ! con
.tcmplated tearing dow his present, hotel az
that site q modern ten story structure In
tho near future. q When asked about It MT
Je hrs Murphy, Jr.. sale such, scheme n .,.
long been In contem p ation. but .hal no
Ing would be done in this limo In the neai j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
MAY MOVE CAR TRACKS
Line In Harrison to BE Changed to Centre
sff5tg4 Of the Street t


S5sa of the Street. a
gts At a meeting Of the Committee onfstreets
Last night a subcommittee recommend ed that
the tracks of the Passenger and Power Com
3nnnyt fnS Harrison Street be placed in the
centre ofSthat 4thoroughfare. In this iconnec-
spany is preparing to rearrange@ its entire
system. The expense for this track nov
3ing,gsit was lained, would have X IA II
Suron the city, The matter went to the
Council. AZ
The controversy, which has been going
on: for a long time between the city and
Mrs. Bellenot as Y to the putting In OF "a
committee was Instructed to ascertain the
cost the idea being to settle 1t ono way
for&the other and for all time. RI
f&} A mass GOT routine m alters was consid-
cred and dispos ed OF In the regular way. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
/, A. r wa. Meeting .

aa This afternoon ct 4 o'clock In the rooms
ofSthe Virginia Historical Society the Asso-
citation for the Preservation I, q .ylrsiinlas
a several i'm portant questions OF tbs mo,
nent WILDE discussed al menberf q Inc
asso ciat on are requested to attend. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
DECORATING THE CITY.
Merchants Display Flags and Bunting on
IN Principal Streets. Ne 81 s5f5

& Richmond Is fast Sdonning her holiday. at-
tire. and Z the men I'M charge of. decorating
the ctyTa are rushing tn g work with all tho
speed possible. Al l over the city ii and Sespe-
scinlly on Broad and Main S treets, the ma
5tional and State colors are to be seen In
Igr ca profusio y. The peo ple along the side
streets are also showing their enthusiasm
by making a consid cradle display Of bunt-
Ing gg "
10 10 The fact that the people are beginning to
decorate so far In advance of the State F II
Indicates that they are also glad TO show
their appreciation of the Episcopal Conven-
ton and other odies which Will meet here
during the next ten DAYS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
Kinderx,aaren Omen.

Under the direction ofkits former teac her.
Miss Alice n. Parker, tbs r lchn,ond Train.
ing School Tor neutrality-suspicious. win open ia
most s.uspiciouE circumstances and with Il A
largely sed attendance. since q Inc
open1n III this school in he ii fall 8! "a u.s.