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TO LADIES'!

GRAY HAIR sWITCEIEs-wE ARE
selling bargains in finest quality
gray hair switches this week. 2l4
North Fifth Street.
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ANSWER TO syEsrEnpAps PUZZLE,
Dor @ale.

SALE SOC ON s1.O0. REAL IMPORTED
Japanese and China goods; going out
OF business. JAPANESE BAZAAR,
2Uo North Fifth Street. Richmond.
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AS receiver of the United States Dis
,trict Court for the Eastern District of
Virginia. in the matter OF said bank
rupt, under order entered on August
IS. 1910. 1 viii offer for sale the above
mentioned stock of Wall Paper. Mould
ing, Office and Store Fixtures, Tools,
Supplies and Lease, on
8 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Z, 1910.
at IL O'clock A. NJ, on the premises.
No. lot East Main Street, Richmond.
Va. VIII offer as a whole or In lots
to suit.
TERMS: Cash.
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LONG is HEADQUARTERS FDR sum
mer wood. Slabs for kindlinE, oak,
hickory and pine. sawed leng5ns 70
suit every home, It VIII adynhete
summer prices. Place order now.
1905 West broad. -.-.--
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BICYCLE. IN GOOD CONDITION: NEW
tires; carbide gas lamp; two Spring,
field rifles, calibre AS; Will sell
cheap. Apply 1fl9 West Leigh.
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LOST, FEMALE FOX TERRIER PUP;
white with black spots head and
ward II returned j. r. POWERS Sc
CO, 1912 East Cary.
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2NantaD.

W7sA,ISIED 70 BUY FOR CASE. H6GsE-
hold goods In any quantity. Phone
Madison aS61.
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4
In execution OF certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned trustee, dated
August 20, 1903, recorded in Deed BOOK
204-D. page 81. Richmond Chancery
Court default having been made in tne
debt secured, and being required SO 70
do by the beneficiary, 1 shall sell, py
public auction on the premises, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1910,
at 8 O'clock p. NJ,
the real estate described in said deed.
it being the lot of land with the im-
provements thereon, on the north side
of Leigh Street, about 500 feet west OF
Brook Avenue, fronting 20 feet on
Leigh Street, and running back to and
fronting on the wide alley or extension
OF West Duval Street, having thereon
two comfortable two-story detached
frame dwellings. No. ga West Leigh
Street and No. 513 West Duyal Street,
the property being in @ thickly popu-
lated, convenient and good renting To-
cality and now under good rental
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale.
ratable share taxes for present year,
the sum of sS33.33 and interest thereon
from August rs, 1910, and the residue
upon equal credits at one and two years,
by negotiable notes, with interest add
ed, and secured by deed of trust; or
all in cash, at the option OF the pur-
o. II. FuNsTEN.
Trustee.
ELAN & FUNSTEN.
Auctioneers.
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FOR UP-To-DATE SUIT AT SUM
MER PRICES, SEE CHAS. F1SHER,
LADIES TAILORS. 212 NORTH
THIRD STREET
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ELAN & FuNsTEN.
Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE

BY The Valentine Auction Co..
61S Z. Broad Street.
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LADIES! YOUR HAIR.

DON'T BUY IMITATION HAIR: IT IS
dear at any price. We sell real hair
at same price as others sell imita-
ton. Hair bargains this week 214
North Fifth Street.
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FOR SALE, ONE COMET" NO. 81.
self-feeding stove. in perfect order;
three wood stoves, in good condition;
white enameled crib. with mattress,
in good condition. Can be seen at
No. s West Cary Street, first nat,
any day this week between and 10
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IN PAYS TO INCORPORATE YOUR
help you do 1t. VIRGINIA CORPO-
RATION BUREAU, 907 National
/. Bank Of Commerce Building, Nor
. folk, Va, 6
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BY Elan & Funston.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION

THE LOT ON WEST LEIGH AND p1s.
VAL STREETS, TOGETHER WITH
THE TWO DETACHED TWO-STORI
FRAME DWELLINGS, OF FOUE
ROOMS EACH, THEREON, NO. ola
WEST LEIGH STREET AND NC. 5l3
WEST DUyAL STREET, TIE LOT
RUNNING THROUGH FROM LEIGH
TO DUVAL.
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TWO S0-HoRsE POWER RETURN
tubular boilers, stacks and hNtures
complete; one 150-horse power Dick
8 Church engine; one 1o-horse power
Ames engine: one me 1 S-horss p poWer
Raiiey upright engine; one 12h *. M.
Westinghouse generator. $50 volts;
No R Hefmane sntd 59oI1Ins KNIFE nf.
gr;ndar. one Lanes automatic shin
Gle machine; one tower trimmer: one
box board tongue and h;ad sF 6o2ss n nne
Wiiiiamsport line borer; two Soule
steam feeds; one 1oo-horse power
ICED water heater 10 five w sets mali,
domhle cylinder pumps; three blow
ars. one 1s-inch, ono 26-inch and
one 45-inch; three sections aa;ie,1,a 3 ls ia
twaive e4-inch hangers; two 52-inch
cast pulleys; all In good condition:
can be seen at our Richmond plant.
MILLER MANUFACTURING CO..
Nyr = y . & s . & Z
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Dflp oaantrn. Genlalt.
5ituatin11s NQanien. Temale.

CApABLE TEACHER DESIRES Posi-;
= tion in family; English, Latin.
French, music; testimonials fur
nished; state terms. Address MISS
y. w, care Postmaster, Warren, AL
hemarle county, Va.
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Kuslnp8S Opportunities.

5WANTEp, EXPERIENCED MAN /. m
HANDLING SASH. DOORS AND
BLINDS, WITH KNOWLEDGE OF
IN POSITION TO INVEST $4,000 IN
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS, 1T SAT-
ISFACTORY. ADDRESS. GIVING
PREFERENCES, III A r d w "A r r., =
ROOM 33. 1103 EAST MAIN ST.,
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FOR SALE, JEFFERSON KITCHEN
range; good as new. Can be seen
at 2S13 East Broad.
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AUCTION SALE
OF
WE'LL SELECTED STOCK OF WALL
PAPER, MOULDING, OFFICE AND
& STORE FIXTURES, TOOLS, GLUE
AND OTHER SUPPLIES OF ]. PER
CY WALSH, BANKRUPT. AT 107 E.
ALSO THE LEASE AT 1857 PER
MONTH THROUGH AUGUST 81. 1911.
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ss5 TOP BUGGIEs FOR $50: $50 RUN,
abouts for $40; $3.50 surreys reduced
to si25; one secondhand surrey. rub,
Der tires, SOS: several second mana
rubber tired runabouts cheap.
THOS. n. DUKE & CO., So4 Brook
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LADY STENOGRA-
>nher desires position; moderate SAL
airy. Address A 81. care Times-Dis'
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE BY PRIVATE
party; better prices than dealers pay;
will buy broken pieces. Address II
eco are Times d ispatch
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Goal ann 0Wnnn.

$40 BUYS oNE-HALF COKD PRE-
pared pine kindling wood. suitable ZOE
summer cooking. Why pay SSIo
when you can get the same results res
from this? Try d load. SAMUEL! n.
COTTRELL & SON. Phone Maa'son
4 + j.
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ROOFING co.

1907 EAST CARY STREET. WE
paint smokestacks; we guarantee
all work; we stop all leaks. Phone
Madison 65S0-J.
JACOB UMLAUF HAS REMOVED HIS
place of business from f05 West Main
TO 1926 West Broad.
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ONE DUMP-WAGON. FOR SALE
cheap; good make and all right: but
closing them out. BRISTOW-W9R-
SHAM CO., 1417 East Main.
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WHO ANTICIPATES
buying furniture to visit Pitts's sec
ond week unloading sale of entire
stock at Broad Street Store. III w.
Broad St THE PITTS FURNITURE
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III YOU WANT IMITATION HAIR
don't come here. We don't keep it
We sell real hair goods at Imitation
prices. Bargains this week. 214
North Fifth Street.
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Phone 1916, Madison.
Oh Il. Broad Street,
Mayo Salvage CO.,
Auctioneers.
Aufttnn 5a(e8, future Gaps

This stock is open for inspection
Monday, September 9Th.
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FOR uP.To-DATE SUIT AT SUM.
MER PRICES, SEE CHAS. FISHER,
LADIES TATLORs 2l2 NORTH
THIRD STREET.
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FOR SALE. FOUR TOP WAGONS,
spitable for grocers and general de-
livery; In good order and cheap. A
MEYERS SONS 731 2. Cary Street.
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SisS-HAINEs PIANO. MAHOGANY
case; In good condition; full octaves:
full metal plate; Just the piano Tor
the little girl to. learn on; 81 per
week pays for this piano: stool and
scarf included. CRAFTS, Fifth and
Grace Streets,
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s45-HANDsOME, swEET-ToNED Es-
tey parlor organ; in fine condition;
has been used carefully: soc. per
week buys it, stool included: free
delivery. CRAFTS. Fifth and Grace
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ADKINS FIRE AND WATERPROOF

CHOCOLATES AXE DELI
cious; ask for them.
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FOR SALE, GASOLINE ENGINE;
Fairbanks Morse portable: 4.horse
power; in first-class order. Address
70 care Times-Dispatch.
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Aotffes..

~~~~-~~-~~.--r>S<'| ,,,,S, ~. :,
NIGHT SCHOOL WILL BEGIN SEP.
and English thoroughly taught; spe-
cial rates for term; telephone. write
or call for particulars MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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SEE OUR LINE OF "STUDEBAkEK"
harness. none better for the money
II you want a laundry wagon. gro
Gerry wagon, delivery wagon or sim
gle truck, it might pay you to see
what we have for sale in that line.
BRISTOW-WORSHA CO., 1417 East
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SCHOOLS.
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PTFFS! PUFFS! PUFFS!
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FOR SALE, CHEAP. FOR CASH. OR
will exchange for something can use
on farm, one 15-horse power engine.
For further particulars. apply TO
q K. FLIPPEN, Sunnyside. Va.
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IN auction sal" of real estate WA held
IN IN" N.>s"y Street Exchange TN" other
day which throws some hight uron the
work If the Tax Department and upon
IN" general business situation The
sal" wU- ordered bv the executors II the
Brllc" estate and embraced twrntv-thrcr
sites. containing for the most part nld
fashioned but substantial buildings.
~" sites ar" IA a variety "f mercantile
and other business localities from tn.
Battery - l2jih street They w.rr
numerous enough and WIDELY enough
distributed 10 gIv" N" sail. = represent
ratIv" character
Accumulated tftv To- seventy INV" wears
age Al a total "f about sBp.usp. the
holdings realized s. 800 ~. The A.
,''.>-"d TAX valuations Gpon IN. estate
amount - s2.l>5t"U This hgllr" l.
r"markdhl" near TN" selling price, the
only criterion Of market valu" The
selling price however Wiz higher bv
slia ~ than IA" highest valuation ar
rived AZ hN any III m" expert private
appraisers WINS" opinion Wa -oIIcrt"d
hv ~" executors IN advauo" IL IN" sal.
THIS valuation vs. s2.lJrpn or So uu"
l'--- than the tax st--'--~n"u'
Tn" 'urcpm" "t IA" sal. -'-.rIfl"s ~
n" excellent quality If ~" admImStr,-
Nv" work III III" lax Department but
D. ral~''- an embarrassing question -
- wn"r" IN" department - :" find the
S's'',"".-" iI~-'>--'u''' Iu'r".p>" which !.
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'tF'' Tho forest, tho ,.sr rr" buffalo. IN.
\" nab and all rn"r..-'
IN" AREA Of thu swamp land roy-
""'"i With Iapygu~ and othcr r"''is
wh"r" IN" White Nri.. rr.,IvC- it, "cn-
trail African a''iu'nt- j. estimated ~
.it'" SQUARE miles thu greater part al
Nhrh - uu.'Nl .Ir'..l ~.'rr' rh" British
hay" h"ld Nharrvw t'"' haF" forced
and k'ut ui"n channel through tho
mass nj y"g"rli'uu that 'hoi"~ the \ll.
i"i hy u-.ug tr"jE"- II l. i'r"-
some, unpleasant ant unhealthy task
that ur, t-.url-r.rI' attention On" dliti-
guilty has h.r.rr lh.. ,u-l and th" scarcely
II ~" url rr4uIr"d "n MA" ir"dg"S
SOM uG"uou~ Germans hav" devised
- means to. tg-urng the -,Idd. IN" papy-
rlr- r.r..- ami other Tiff growths that
"h~rri,r tu"ry"r. mt" h~. iurtt"S. and
rh,. ErirI-hAui Ky pi,an authorities arr
examining Tia" invention
ma'nn" "u u boat cut, IN" ~udd as
IN" boat advances 'lnI~ It up into
pieces amt passes 1t Oh I, bdrg,~.
Winch '..h" tl"-ruC ashur" Their" II +
irrI. dts nt"grLt,'d and pressed into
brl, - tx" me. brown -ufr coal brI-
uu'''t'-, without ~" addition 81 any
foreign maternal These bricks have
heating Nnll:" nearly rwo-thrrd- that If
coal and AN h" sold at a prize. from - tn
4" u"r cent less than ,ual ~ the sudan
wh"r" iu"l "i any kind i dear owing To
m" cost "f transportation. That .ulIn-
try. a. ~ - u-'~- 3IAr tons ii coal
yearly WITH "A steady demand fnr tn.
fuel and plenty If machines n, work the
MI" will h" soon stripped III IT, -ldi and
IN" clearance "t tn" ~wamI~ will follow
II IL premature" To consider the ella
Eln""rlng problems that viii have to b.
met soon, II these machines prov" sue
o"esiul Tn" PERMANENT removal of
barrier stronger than IN" hand of man
eyer constructed viii change the con-
iitIous oi the Nile current. and will
max" ia" hulirrS OF IN" AsslIan dam
go over their figures again. II il pos
sIbl" that IN" clearance OF vegetation
may l"av" another larg" lake in tn.
depressed area that checks the stream
Of the Nile. surrounded by irrtIl" soil.
treating "A sort of new Delta In IN" upper
Sudan New conditions will arIS" for
lower Egypt. and IN" Nile side of Abys-
-inia and | Eanda may acuuir" greater
lmportanc" ON" thing may b" counted
upon Ii the new fuel H. good for
ANYTHING tn" papyrus swarnps will not
last long
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Tra,eIIinS Bos Turtles.

To INT EDITOR nF THE SIN SIR. n
John Worthy" remarks IN letter tn I'VE
SrN. /, IL a curious fact that the droll stag.
body horse ear. which bore a resem blance
10 a box turtle on its travels, has dropped
out OF Fecollect ion 80 completely. II bore
about the same relation to the ear drawn
by two horses that the narrow gauge rail
road bore to the standard gauge railroad.
The cars we're. however. useful IN supple
mentinG the larger cars. and for while did
good service on the spurs and lines where
traffic was very high,
The day the horse railroad was opened
between Howard House. East New York. and
Jamaica village was one I still recall with
interest. think it was IN 1894. and can ss''
oven now the funny procession OF thes., stage
coach bodies rolling along hs ancient street
TO the abrupt end Of track AT Jaggars
store
Colonel Do Grauw. the president. was in
the first car. and various other nOtahles Of
the day were In the others There were six
OF these vermilion hu-d box turtles. and
great was the acclaim Of The villagers a. the
procession rolled through the town When
the brigade reached the limit and halted.
each driver without descending from his
throne pulled a handle and each horse
walked around, swiSellns tho car on its
trucks. or rather on the platform which
rested on the four big wheels close together
When the car faced for the return down
went the handle. locking the car body To tho J
truck frame. and with crack of the whip
OF started tho procession for East New
York
The man1uvre was performed with style
These cars seem 10 have vanished about
1870. Do any readers recall the funny
dummy operating the northern part of
he Second avenue line in l>s7 north Ok
Forty second street. SILVER GRAY
I
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tho highest vot" r 'h" whole sal"
Hss 1 occurred fl. ur Wu-.N m "Vars-
ming d." working. 'h" "Nir1""rst,-
tI'iuull system .' l,'tuC 'Nr = ~'r-
atnr thar -. nr, of dg'r M ~" 'raIn
-, fidelity O.. the PROVISIONS 81 tHI-
enactment merely l'rUi>~iN" ANA ~ r.
I-rlWrutaI Iu'h - >, m" primary vote
and a. - tr.. .,.-r-linr~. = badly broken
hv on" ,rr,uw-ttu., It fact. II i our
unier~taniiuE that almost every STAT"
senator rud all or u"arly all uf IN"
AsserhIvu"u U tho incoming legl~h-
tur" have tlr"rdv "N"r'I-~i their option
hv rcgh.rtlrg 80 commit tEem~rlv.., m
advance "r'r"r hy ~" State maiuritv
form IT rlrdc" ar hv IN" county ma
Inrr'v form IT prnmIS"
IHt SIS has II" particular ,g.ndldnr"
f"r senator from New Jersey W",l, rrr
mmd COMMUNICATING our general ldl
ct 'hr man that should hc chosen
ii- should h" all that Mr. M,RrINt l.
mot, and not az all what MIR M,LlINF
= W" should like 10 see man rl,"r,'d
via" VIII represent "A high Twp" OF D,rw"'-
rl'r, high typ" Of personal ability and
'hara"t"r. statesman competent t.
renew IN" hest traditions "f th" pa-r
That i our ldea for New .l"r~,'v. ~ II =
for New York We ar" confident that
the sam" sort nf senator for New Jersey
that would -uIt TN ~GN Will suit lr
WILSON Il T." dos not iu>" sight ui tn"
= Il
fidelity t." principle. namely. TIA. ch"lc"
ri a Democrat worthy of the honor and
.Id",WaI" - tn" opportunity
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To- ut EDIrol OF iHr ~ ~, Your
'Orrrspondents Who write YOU shout old
New York are correct In many ways. but a
little on IN some wa born IN New ork
n 1910 and have a very Clea- racollert on
Of IA. early dave .I"hn Worthy Writes
about the lhu- cars They ran from N.-a,
street and Br"ad~av ana from canal street
and BruaduL' hy Nay ~ NariCA and car
mine streets 10 ~rNth avenue and then,.
10 m" ear stables ~ flftia'h >trs.r before
rh"r" 49, central PARK ~ fiftv-ninrh
street.
A. "A boy employed by law firm was sent
alons Wall street from broadway - ~.
hast River to g-' signatures to a petition
to compler. central Psrh winch had only
been planned a. tha' um.
Wall street a. maj tame consisted Of old
ia-hiOn"i Ihrr. and four story buildings
and from Broadway 10 Pearl street there
we're nothing hu' hanks. insurance oTce=
and LAWYERS Offices NJ that time tixhth
ISenu" horse ears were drawn many Of
hem. bv muls-. and -ofn" ON SIKH aveuu..
AeT. TOO
\EW ,rN payeu,b.r
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roei. Of Oh. western Reserve

FROM N, Cisr,iInd T-Gdr-
Verifying has become pleasant p..titr. =,
inr city nall ana Superintendent ~ Street 'I,,r
ing i'rnTy hpudinstf Yesterday INDUCED in I,
contest OF ''anSn> with an Irstc citizen who wan,r
an ash pile cirsncIuy
The rs'e citizen. whose name /. Emil Forsb.r-
and VINO liSes a. No 5cIo DuIuin avenue \ -.
wrote the following verse Ia Mr N,ndInxrr
The ashes pllng high
last approaching the >.y
10 now provoking man ani v.i.
Nnd apt 10 make q family STRIFE
tcNe'r relieve me- pray
Md lake this tning AVA
That yet in life w. NAV
{ nloS pleasant day
Then Mr. MundInser got out his poc' y th,S,fr,,
his rhyTinz dictionary and n fountain p.n ,nd
indicted he following coupIcts tn Mr. lor.b.T-'-
address
We naNeJ our verses snd We no,ys.,
We ~ tsAr Your ashes our - d.,
Won may enjoy this .isnt - SCI
Nn sshrsn working like no.
foclean the hs' srsi> ~ fhis towr
49, Ne~ Year day dirt viii be now,
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~ RID>D IOSS-
Tolerant stud, OF the Z -i-br ar-d Fustiap
statesman.

M IrITI,T - M, -. ~,
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-. ,,lI 49,, ,,t,. .,,.,,
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a. - -.
' 80 Nv
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I" THT fDIror o' THp SrN ~ In q letter
In TVS NrN "a The PerllouS HstpIn . lady
echo~d the Usual plea NJ the woman 81 20 dsy
mat ~ VA> no' her 'alli In Truly f-mpr.
"yl~ she laid 'ne blanc m manufacturers store
Leen~r' snJ one =" long ~ ~ wAs \ man
LET me- Inform this ,s-ur correspondent that
~ Inc sam" stores wher~ tho extraordinarily lonu
hatnin, s-r 'old you ran buy the Old f-shionrI
hlscA headed short haipn NJ the notion counter
MD n tho is''j rg.' ~ In fashion and v-.r I.
more sh"fs'" min ~, ,lVaS possible IN hs,. IN.
point ground down 10 ,ny size desired For IN.
ch~A3cr hi'7in- charge ~ u,e cents Il mad.
Inc NOR" ~tp~r>tN" ono s-~ done free ~ ctiarx.
Whist b"r'r'e' ~ m" rsuai whining pie. nj.
Ho' ms ''uii mi rrnr'
lN>F N,tH,N MgrpE
Ngw pFN IrrrrrbgY
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actual increase. and probably large
r'ittlN" In' rna-a
IL Il tim" tia, the effect OF this enor-
NOUS Influx should b.. studied, as Il has
b''"iI 10y the commission. from q strictly
practical standpoint That We need
and ran easily absorb vast number of
immigrants every wear Is evident They
hav" been OF measlIrrl's- vahI. IN our
economic development Without them
our marvellous rat" of progress would
haN" bccn impossible Vet II NAV we'll
H. that a Inn" has com. when restriction
- desirable and more careful selection
imp"ratlv" for our own protection. Our
n"IShb"r on IN. north really far more
IN n''Nt oi population than We now ara.
has adopted IA system of rigid selection.
y" settlers ar" wanted there except tho
mentally and physically ut. and Cana
dian gates ar" shut tn all who ara IT.
garded as IN any way undesirable 4
law similar L. that IN operation in
I 'anada would materially decrease tn.
number Ot arrivals IN this country
| h" records of our penal and charitable
institutions show that high percentage
Of their inmates is of alien stock
In" President tOuc hes IN. matter bu,
briefly in his message. He Expresses
his approval Of closer and more caro-
tIl examination Of each immigrant on
arrival. and d"precates any extension
IF facilities ia New York that would in
Ir"as" the arrivals at tins port Tho
report should serve a valuable purpose
IN anv further consideration of the q,ies-
ton bv Congress.