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Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-05
WESTERLY'S PUBLIC LIBRARY
Completes Busy Year-Total Circulation 57,562-Plans
for Labor Day Observance-Auto Accdents-Recep-
ton for Missionary from China - Saturdays Ball
Games.

be given by degree teams after Whlch
there will be a baseball game and otn-
er field sports. A. c. Palmer OF Bur
lington, VT. New England states Dep
uty, and other national and state ON
GERS will attend.
In order to avoid hitting some boys
in the road when near Mistuxet brook,
Friday night Dr. E. r. Lewis was com
PEELED to run his automobile into
ditch by the roadside. Mrs. Lewis was
piched forward against the wind shield
and her right shoulder severely bruls-
ed. DR. Lewis escaped with slight
bruises. The wind shield, front axle
hood of the automobile and the IAN
terms were smashed
Some of the labor organizations OF
Westerly will parade on Labor day.
The procession will be composed OF
platoon of police. the Westerly, the
White Rock textile union, the carpen-
ters' union mule spinners' union, Yves
terly quarry workers union, Mantle
quarry workers union and the NOD
carriers and building laborers union
The line will form at $50 in Dixon
square and move over this line OF
march: Countermarch to High street.
then to Grove avenue, to Granite
street, to Broad street. to Stone Cut
ters' hall in Main street, where the pa
rade will be dismissed.
Michael GaIIivan of Norwich was
the man with the goods on the Vose
grounds in Westerly, Saturday after
noon, when he was on the mound tWlrl-
/ ing for White Rock. and allowed the
Wakefield visitors to make only three
scattered hits, and struck out ten Eats
men. Pitcher Smith of Wakefield, was
not so bad, as he allowed only SIX
hits and struck out half as many as
did Gallivan. 1t was, as the score III
dicates, a very close game, with the
result of to 0 in favor of White
Rock The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-05
Where They Are,

Pittsburg's census shows virtual
ly falling population. But the enum-
orators failed to count the Smoky
City's high rollers thronging the Great
White Way.-N. Y. Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-05
About two hundred members of the
Rhode Island cann of Modern Mood

men from Providence Pawtucket,
Newport and Westerly will assemble
Labor day a Camp Searle in Harris
willie. to see the degree eXemplifed lin
the woods the most unique presenta-
ton of the ritual Of the order. The
degree will be put On by the officers
and degree team of Northcott camp
of Pawtucket. Exhibition drills will
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-05
Westerly.
Carolina.
Score by innings:


Labor day games: Westerly at Nys
tic morning: Mystic at Westerly. att-
ernocn. Stonington at White Rcck
lWesterly, morning: White Rock al
Storington, afternoon. Caro1in1 IT
Wakefield two games
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-05
Quickly Answered.

Lew Fields. in asking for a bill of
particulars, wants to know What is
rubbish? ?" There's quite lot of it in
some of the Broadway shows.-N. Y.
American.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-05
Brief State News

stratford.-Today Nabor day. the
lawmakers of Connecticut will con-
vene in Stratford.
Branford.-At meeting of the Bran
ford Business Mems association it was
voted to hold the annual carnival on
Oct 6.
Greenwch.-George Spencer, former
foreman of the Greenwich yacht yards,
has gone to Mystic for cruise in his
motor boat.
Stamford.-The residence of H. S.
Miller in Noroton was entered by
burglars. A diamond ring, a diamond
shirt stud and a 80 ca1ibre revolver
were stolen.
MiIford.-Several deer have been seen
of late on Charles Island. This is a
rare occurrence, for deer generally are
not seen in these parts, but tend to
keep to the interior
Winsted.-Three of Winsted's fire
companies Hose companies Nos. 2 and
and the Hook and Ladder company,
will participate in the f1remen's parade
in Naugatuck today Iabor day.
Waterbury.-The United italian So
cieties are sending out circulars invit-
ing OlQer SOCIelleS oI ilH6 CITY 10 par
ticipate in the big Columbus day cele-
bration which will be held in this city
on Oct. II.
PortIand.-The Swedish summer
school which has been held during the
months of July and August under the
direction of c. Q. Thunberg of Mt
| Ariel seminary was brought to a close
| last week.
Thomaston.-Last week notices were
| posted in all departm ents of the Seth
Thomas company to the effect that on
and after Sept IL the factories will
| operate on SO hours week basis.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-05
White Rock.

Totals 50 70 3 q
Smith out. hit by batted ball.
Score by innings:
White Rock ......-.-.--0 / =
Wakefield ..... 80 0 0 90
The standing of the teams in the Rhode Island
Connecticut league:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-05

Sinking the First Pile of Long
Branch's new amusement pier will take
place on Labor day at two O'Clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-05

During the. summer months SIS hours
have constituted a weeks work the
factories not operating Saturday after
noon.
lvoryton.-The large number of poul-
try pens in Ivoryton is surprising. One
fancier showing up White Wyandottes
has spring pullets which weigh 5 IA
and ga pounds.
BristoI.-At the meeting of the board
of directors of the Red Mems building
plans for the new $4,000 building
drawn and submitted by an architect
of New Britain, were adopted.
Long Ridge.-Charles H Howes has
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-05
Totals, so 8 81 10
Burdick outpitched PeIoquin in the
Carolina Westerly game at Wakefield.

and Westerly was defeated by u score
Of to 4. the Wakefield yOun gster
holding the Westerlys down to six hits
Burdick struck out twelve pre- se,te1
Ii , passes and was given excellent SUI
u
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-05

Stratford.-Today Nabor day. the
Haymakers of Connecticut will con-
vene in Stratford.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-05

Branford.-At a meeting of the Bran
ford Business Mems association it was
voted to hold the annual carnival on
Oct. 6.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-05

GreenWich.-George Spencer, former
foreman of the Greenwich yacht yards,
has gone to Mystic for a cruise in his
motor boat.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-05

5ee my new samples of Fall and
Winter Woolens. Custom Made Suits
$3.50 and up
j. II. PELTFGRINY
No. Main ST., Westerly.
Cleaning. Pressing and Repairing
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-05

Stamford.-The residence of H. S.
Miller in Noroton was entered by
burglars. A diamond ring, diamond
shirt stud and a .32 calibre revolver
were stolen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
WOUNDED By
L ADMIRER

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
NORFOLK. VA. Oct. 26.-Angry be-
cause of the attentions paid her by
another man. Richard Norris. aged
20 years, Tuesday night attempted To
kill Miss Bertha Grimstead. aged IL.
at her home near Virginia Beach, and
then fired a bullet into his head.
Norris fired twice at Miss Grim
stead without any warming. One bull
let grazed her side. being DETECTED
probably by her corset. The other In
ficted a wound in the hand, which she
had lain over her heart. Both fell In
a hallway Of the girls home. The
girl was quickly picked up by her
parents and DR.. Miller summoned
from Virginia Beach. He dressed her
wound.
DIR. Land was called later and had
the young man taken to the Sarah
Leigh Hospital. in Norfolk, where he
was operated upon One of his lower
limbs Is p%aralyzed and his condition
Is serious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
FOLKS WILL
PATR0N|zE FAIR
Giles Jackson Predicts Big Crowd
on Thursday With Oldtield
as Attraction.

White Folks Day which will be cell
ebrated Thursday Is going 10 be a
great success observed Director Gen
eral Giles Jackson. OF the Colered State
Fair. Wednesday morning. Every in
dication points thai way. with the
weather man promising us clear skies
and a hracing temperature. Then too.
there is Mr. Barney Oldfeid, who kno VS.
q thing or two about speed. He is GO
Ing to he with us and will show the
white folks what speed really looks
like from an automobile standpoint.
MIR. Oldfield has promised to clip of
some very rapid time in his course
around the track and he Is a man hat
always lives up to his word"
Jackson has been a very busy man
tho past few days and to him Is largely
due the credit OF the fairs success thus
far. He has reserved the greater part
OF the grand stand for the white people
Thursday and he Is expecting every
worth anything, his hopes for ii big
crowd will be amply realized.
Other spectacular attractions besides
Barney's .speed-smashing exhibition.
Will be furnished the white folks.
Among these will be balloon ascensions
By colored men and some frst-class
horse racing. Fireworks viii he the
leading attraction at night.
Perhaps the largest crowd thus far ct
the week turned out Wednesday. and 1,
Is estimated that more than 5000 PEG
pie Will have entered the grounds be-
fore The day Is over. Twice thai mum
Der Is expected OF White Folks day.
The chief attraction Wednesday was
the trade exhibit which furnished an
excellent illustration OF advances made
In The popular trades by the colored
race in Virginia. a football game be
tween the Olympia Social Club and Tn
ion University will be pulled off We'd
nesday afternoon, and II Is needless ta
say that the gridiron contest will be
I an exciting one. These two teams have
Icing been rivals and each Will en-
dsayor, for ali they are worth. to wresi
victory from the other.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
UNVE|L TABLET TO =
MAURY'S MEMORY
CONTINUED from FIRST Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
gators. To him is also due the great
Atlantic cable, for. as Cyrus w.
Field said, Maury furnished the brains
that paved the way for its eonstruc-
ton"
Judge Duke started out by sketch
ing the early life OF the great path
finder of the seas .as Maury Is COM
monty called, detailing his descent
from a combination of Dutch, Scotch
Irish, French and English stock. and
tel.ink how he was born In Spotsyl-
vania where the roar of mighty guns
were heard in later years, how he
10Y to Tennessee at In early age
and there heard the call of the sea
echoed in the mountain streams,
solved the Mysteries.
He answered the call, said the
speaker. and was master OF a ship
at an age when most young men OF
the present day are just entering upon
the practice of a profession. He
knew no sue hitting as an idle moment
and though life at sea in those days
was mostly a lazy n ne was ever
busy. He used a annon ball for
his black board and thereon began
to solve many Of the sea problems
that had hitherto been Il mystery to
men OF science
Judge Duke made special reference
to Maury's Work in building up the
naval observatory at Washington and
placing it upon the fine footing it
occupies to-day.
Monuments are for little men, but
for men such as Aiaury was a stone
n Il name s~utices," said Judge
Duke, commenting upon the fac that
the tablet erected by the ladies OF
Richmond was the only tribute that
had been paid his memory
All Sing Dixie"
Immediately following Judge Dukes
Grafton which teemed with poetical
phrases of which he is a master. the
tablet implanted in the brick facins
OF the house In "a conspicuous position
between the first and second floors
was unveiled. the cord being pulled
by a granddaughter OF the distin-
guished inventor and ~discoverer. while
all joined in singing Dixie
The exercises We're brought Il a
close with benediction following the
singing OF America,
Among those On the porch from
which the exercises We're conducted
were Mayor Richardson and other
prominent officials. Gray-ciad vete.
rams stood here and there in the large
a~ssemblage that gathered In front 81
the house and extended almost acros,
the street to the Virginia hospital.
Mrs. E.. u. Taylsr was chairman
of the committee on arrangements.
The inscription on the tablet read,
thus:
I'm this house. Mathew Fontains
Marry. l.. l.. d L. S. N. T. s. ", In
vented the submarine. electrical tor
pedo-lsfl-ls62, This stone is plac.
ed by the Confederate Memorial
Literary Sooiety-A. d. 1919"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
10 STUDENTS TRY
FOR SCHOLARSHIP
Young Men from Several Colleges
Take Examination to Win
Rhodes Gift.

Especial TO The Richmond N~irginian.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. October
26.-The following students are TAX
Ing minations Tor the Roanoke
scholarship from Virginia. w. l..
Tucker and Fl. d. fIite. Randolph
Macon College; T. c, Durham. Rich
mond College: +. y. Goodwin, Will
lam and Mary College, and r. f.
B~lackford. e. \. Moore, John Pur-
year, f. F. Beirne. r.. NJ, l.. Bruins
and r. II. Thornton, OF University
of Virginia.
q r. Waller, Jr.. and c. c. Fooks
took examinations for appointments
from Alabama n Delaware respec-
lively.
England to be graded The results
will be published in January.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
BLACK Man
DRAWS PENALTY
Andrew Best Pays Heavily for
Running Amuck and Fir
ing Revolver.

Andrew Best. the negro who ran
annex near Twenty-ninth and 2
streets Tuesday morning and fired sew
eral shots from a revolver at his best
friend. Henry Goode. was severely
handled by Justice Griggs In Police
Court Wednesday.
The egr was fined $500 for car
ryinE concealed weapons. $50 for
shooting on the street and was placed
under a bond Of $500 for six months.
Best did no damage with his gun,
but might nave done SO had his aim
been better. The prompt interference
OF a white man. who Knocked the
negro down, probably prevented ia
talities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
FRIENDS BELIEVE
AER0NAUTs MAY
Be ALIVE AND SAFE
CONTINUED from First Page,

(Continued from First Page.)
here yesterday from the East, report
cd that while paxaang Ouimittc Sta
ton, about ~ mikes eaGt q Fort
William. he u two Otlbera, A. J.
Coburn and HI. Lee. noticed the lights
Of u balloon. which was going due
north ut a heigttil Of about 4 mile.
They took ]. To be the missiny Amer
lea. They sas II " visible from 7:45
r. VI. TO $3.50 r. n.
MONTREAL, Oct. 3o.-A dispatch
To the Montreal Star from st Hya-
cintkc. Quebec, forty miles soutllenat
OF Montreal, says that q balloon was
seen there Friday night. II carried
RID and green lights and was moving
at = high rate OF speed.
OTTAWA. ONT. Oct. as.--That
Alan Hawley and Augustus Post are
still alive, although lost In the Wild
erness somewhere In the Hudson Bay
region is the confident belief Of the
government officials, who are atdinr
in the search for the lost balloon
America III and her crew. 1t Ii point
ed out that both Hawley and Post
a~nrnunced they wawld stay In the air
as hong as the America retained her
lifting power. ami IL they carried out
that Intention. as they undoubtedly
did. they were blown IN to the wilder
neaa, mApfkAaye trAvAA troR-r5I1f1GD0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
MEO|COs DISCUSS
MANY sUbJEGu

Especial to The Richmond v~irgtntoM6sa
NORFOLK, VA. Oct. C.
Medical Society of Virginia II ApeoS
ing to-day at the Monticello H0eM
hearing and discussing papers Q
terest to the medical works. zSSSs8
Tonight the members will attNnMY
reception at he home of DR.. 60Mea
gate Leigh. Tomorrow Afternoon
Woman's Club Will tender them ~
DR.. c. H.. Lavinder. Of the Aarx1)
Hospital Service. an expert.
pected to read q paper on DellaSf4 a.
morrow. Officers are to b ch04
tomorrow. .SS%A
DIR. Landon b. Edwards. Of E1e@.
mond. secretary for forty-one
is Dissent by reason Of illness, but
be reelected. a#$
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26

T--7EG1 IYT -iFI7TF7 7Ef77E7SF E*4*2H&zX
ttOn. Nov t&99
learned inst 3No41
munttion, nehtn9 0e4kx0
heavy clOthlm9. ID -
tho officials that tReX MIMI
chance Of overc0MfNx IL
to which they mutt ~ expoo4M
In the ssnfnhAbtted pstretree
frozen North
Outside OF of6ciAls circles
there are very few who bel@l%2
men are still alive,
OEtna0M Dt&cr9.
Professor h w. lsOcky atf4e
the Geological survey, te@f1
the aeronauts sailed into b
ness they nave airea0y p~0tt944
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
RECEIVERS NAnlQ
FOR NEGRO blI1

The True Reformers' Bank. locQll
Mt Second and Jackson streets "a
into the hands Of q receiver W1e1y1
day following \ statement ~ t4a
conditions, made before Judge
nan In the Chancery Court.
Mr.. William A. Moncurc waA ~
az receiver and was ordered g
bond in the sum OF s50,OOO.
The application for the app4ss
ment Of q receiver Was made e4sS
Grand Fountain Of the Untte4#0a
OF True Reformers (cOlOFedy
the savings hank Of thAt osdoT
petitioners claimed tbs bank l.
$4,000 In debt.
The bank. which was ceunncte4a
tirely BY negroes. was founded tn L.
Its doors have been closed ainca
day, October 2b.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
IMPROVES
on STOCK CHANGE

NEW, YORK, Oct. ga decided
Improvement was displayed In the
stock market at the start. and In
the early trading to-day. first prices
generally showing gains ranging from
Ia to SIS over yesterdays close.
After the first hour the market
again became ~hesitating in tone and
later pronounced weakness developed.
A fairly strong tone developed dur
ing the first hour with many OF the
leading stocks In demand ut moderat-
~ demand.
Bonds were firm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
SLAYER sMYTA[ ACCUSES
WIFE or IhFMTle|n

NORFOLK, VA. October 2e4~E
John Smith, tha bartender unA4&
sentence OF Heath for numbering M1
wife and child, to-day made = ue4444
ment to City Sergeant I.awiers
says his wife shot the Kirl and MgH
threatening him when the pistol
discharged. killing her. Hs said
was jealous of an imaginary
The mans statement is REGARDED
preposterous.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26

PARIS. Oct. 2s.-ln an attempt to
duplicate the feat OF the American
aviator. John Moisant, Aviator Mori-
con started from Issy to-day to make
an aeroplane flight to London.
Mrison In one OF the wealthtest
mne In England and IL u member OF
the army reserve. He has recently
conducted II series of successful ex-
periments near Liverpool In = BIZ
plane of his own invention. 1t has
been understood thai most OF his ~.
periments have been made for thu
beneft OF the British army aerial
corps and that he has rendered the
war office the exclusive rights to use
his invention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
WIND TOO STRONG
FOR BIC FlIGHTs

tContinued from First PARe.)
America, to-day said that no conces-
sion would be granted to the French
hsers and that they must take their
chances along with the other mem
hers or else retire from III. race.
AT Rheims. where Curtiss won the
international trophy" said Mccoy to-
Gay. The was compelled to fly over
houses and trees fully as dangerous
as those on the present course. We
have endeavored TO give the flyers al
a a course as possible and We
know that We have at least given
them a safer course than that over
which Mr.. Curtiss won the cup
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
Business Opportunities.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY To SECURE
drummer's samples Of hi1h-class
trousers persrnts itself now. we xot
'em cheap--so can you; but be quick.
n. Il. JACOBS & SON, Ninth. near
Broad street,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
Shoe Repairing.

75C. HALF SOLE MEMS SHOES: La
dies 60c: chiidren's soc. and up: ev-
cry pair sewed. DREW'S Flea
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. us l.. Main
Street. Phone Monroe 2ss7.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
BALLOON is SEEN \
Al FORT WILLIAM

TORONTO, ONT, Oct. 26.-A spA.z
cial dispatch from Fort Williams t6SsS
day said three men there w fep0t&s@
ed seeing a balloon last night. Th4a
names and addresses OF the organi1M11S
of the America Ii relief party WEE
asked n the information Wa49
promptly sent. Fort william ~ ne&esS
the west end of Lake Superior. ~
the north shore. With the presAtllhSKS
west winds of last week, 1t II hakfs
to see how the America could have
reached h ia district. The rep0F4gS
however, is being investigated. TM&s
story that a balloon was seen II Char
leau on Thursday il being r~etterat11E
by several persons there. and L0ul4@
Spindler, of st. Louis. the ~represent1ISl
! tive here OF the, rAeo Club, Ii n8tf1Sss
| fed that it was the America, II reS10
seen on Thursday, n not ON W6Mx
nesday. spindler has postponed hfx5
departure for Chapleau. howevNx2
awaiting further information.
Not ENCOURAGED.
NEW YORK. Oct 26.--Mef1b0x1
the Aero Club of America refused
take encouragement from the repr&J&
from Fort William, Ont. that Tn1
clerk on the Canadian Pacific H44f3s
way reported that no = seen ll9lS1<
on a balloon supposed TO be tha An1Go&E
lea IL. 1t was assumed by them t116f
the lights described by tho mail el1e1f
were seen on his last run from No.
treal to Fora William, Or long a&111&
they believe the America II AltgA&41R
The Aero Club members ara c0nylp6f&
that the missing balloon was mot &p%
aloft after last Friday. 1T b fng4lf$
est. ss@@@sSs
Secretary Hoffman. Of the AoEM
Club, Is preparing to leave for CanMMMg
TO assist in h hunt for tho mh111
balloon and its crew. ssss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
ACTIVE ON
COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. Oct es.--Active buying
partly for Wall street And ne West at
the opening of the cotton market
caused an advance OF I to 8 points In
tn. face Of rather poor cables. HUT
there was u good deal OF profit taking
In evidence and his eventually weak,
ened the list. Liverpool was a seller al
the start bur one Of the leading SOUTH
ern operators was credited With furth-
ar liberal purchases through brokers.
October, l+.64aI4.6S; November, i4.4D
alAko: December, l%.$ea14.6o; January.
l~4.kBait.ke: March. I~s.esal4.s7: April.
1A.esal4.te n: May. ~l4,73al473; July, i4.69
al4. 70: August, 14.bO offered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
Want Ad. Rates

One cent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for less than ten cents.
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in or charg I'd at the counter.
Contract rates are much less. Phone Madison 1883, and
Mi. Garrison. Manager Of Classified Department. will call.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
Tafs u Attsaa nin.er.

WASHINGTON, Oct. eS.-~president
Taft to-day promised to attend The an
nual dinner OF the Maynower Society
to be held In this city on November 20.
MIR. Taft " u member. tracing his lin
ears back 70 Francis Cooke. who waz
. ct The Aaydower's passengers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
WANTED.

MANTIU "a, eee FAMILIES TO USE
1DJNGER'S VIRGINIA PRIDE and
SIGNATURE BLEND COFFEES
supplied through dealers, Free sam :
pie upon application. l.. e. YOUNG
ER nhnne Madison al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO DO
evenings by younG man living in
West End, accurate work. 1917
West Main.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
srep: . o AND THINK.
STOVES.
MOWERS AND niCYCLE TIRES.

SEE THE EVANS HARDWARE CO.
for lawn naowsrs and bicycle tires.
We have the hest Ia the city. We
have reduced eur prices on bicycle
tires for two weeks. 200 ". Broad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
Miscellaneous.
WANTED TO RENT,
st.t WIRE.

SEE THE EVANS HARpWAR CO.
Tar the best assortment of pure
aluminium ware In the city, at lowest
prfe4s. Tao West Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26

MICHMOND GRAIN y AlRkET.
Richm6ndi w., Oct. rs, 1910.
Car lots
WHEAT
No. : red vestera l.ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26

YOUNG MAN OF NINETEEN DESIRES
a position with some wholesale firm.
willing to start at the bottom: not
afraid of work. Phone Madison
1861.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
roots A>O CUTLERY.

II YaU NANr ANYTHING IN ToOIs
or cutlery. see the EVANS HARD
WARE co, best line at lowest price
Ii CITY. zoo West Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
Wants Wants Wants
Help Wanted-Maie.

WANTEn-AE IL r II He ~
salesman to take charge Of rug n
carpet department of an established
business In q city OF fifteen thousand
population. Applicant required to
tak one thousand dollars In stock OF
corporated concern; married. man
preferred. Address BUSINESS. care
The yirginian,
WANTED@BRIGhT, CLEVER, INDUS
trtous boy for Office work. Apply NJ
q. care Richmond yirg milan.