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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-02

BERLIN April l.-Richard Barth. editor
OF the socialist organ, NorwaeTts was
sentenced today to a months imprison-
ment for having organized the demon
strative stroll Of March 6, when thou
sands paraded in the interest OF suffrage
reform
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-02
rEcUMsEH SCHOOL STILL on LIST
Report that a Had Been Dropped by
COIieEe Association Erroneous.

COIieEe Association Erroneous.
TECUMsEH, Neb., April l.-CSpscia D
The daily papers Of last Saturday con
tained a dispatch from Chicago 10 the ef
feet that the hish schools al Nebraska CITY
and Tecumseh had been dropped from the
accredited list OF the North Central Asso-
eiation OF Colleges. Prof Walker Kieche
OF the Tecumseh schools wired Inspector
Reed upon the receipt OF the information
asking as to the correctness OF the report
Mr. Reed has written Prof. Kiechel a let
ter IN which he states the report is abso-
lutely false and that the Tcumseh schoo
is still on the honor roll Of high schools in
the middle west
There seems 10 Be some misunderstand
ing as to just what this acersditment
means. Last spring Tecumseh was placed
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-02

meeting last night. Fulton Was arrested
sEd his case set for hearing next Wednes-
day
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-02
A Top, Rain or
Slip-On Coat

For any sort OF weather condlIloh.
One Of each is the proper thing, to
be sure, but IL you are going to buy
but one you can decide upon the
coat Of most service TO you. Your
choice is immaterial to us. We've
all kinds and lots Of them. What
concerns us most and ought to con-
Germ you fully as much, is whether
you will drop into the first place you
come to and buy coat, or whether
you will make a determined and
successful effort to get a satisfac-
tory coat by coming here.
Top and Raincoats, up from SO
slip-ons, at $500 to S25. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-02

The fees collected by the secretary OF
state during the month Of March amounted
10 S. 10. OF this amount N,Ool VAS paid
for automobile licenses and renewals; ar
tieles OF Incorporation. S2.lt250; notary
commissions, SOS; brands, $50; certificates.
81 50; trade marks S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
FOUR CHARTERS GRANTED
By CORPORATION CONFESSION

Four charters were Issued by the
State corporation commission Wed
hcsday. They follow:
Tho Sterling. Manufacturing Conn
pAny. Incorporated, 6taunton, Va. III.
l. LAn& nresidAnt; r. Bender, aecre-
tary: G. w. KennArd, J. II. Bryan. all
Of 6tAunton. Va Capital stock, Maxi
mum. t96.o0o: ninimum. $1,000. Oh
jscts and purposes: Manufacturing
novelties.
Narrow Milling Company. moor
porated. NarrowH, Va. N. w. Hale,
president: George l.. Bane. vice. prest-
dent: =. T. johnson. Jr.. secretary. All
OF Narrows. Va. Capital stock. maxi
mum. $4,000; minimum, $500. OBJ
tects and purposes Milling business.
Greenwood Park Improvement Cor
porAtion Glen Allen, VI. r. w. Har-
riA vacs-pfssident: a. b. Cole. scores
tASy and tf6aaurer. al Of Glen Allen,
VI. Capital stock. maximum. 81, 600;
Hninimum. eE. 0o0. objects ana pur-
Poaee Real estate business
Southern itfuo Corporation. Lynch
burg VI. ~ Kirkpatrick. pfesi-
dent: n. p. HAS1nAh. vice president;
y. A. Ander1on, aecyetayy and treaa-
ursr. III o. Lynchb1F1. Capital stock.
maximum. 131S, ~: 1n1nlmun. 600,
600. Objects md purposes Orange
And efepe fruit gfoving IN the State
Of FloffdA "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

NEW YORK. Nov a0.--"When the
sun becomes mn Icy bali. woman may
no longer be woman; but not before
then"
With this and other similar utter
nnces, Charles Dana Gibson, father OF
the world famous Gibson girl" came
to the defense to-day OF the eternal
feminine" In American women In a
statement to the United Press
In hts room and studio in Carnegie
Hall Mr.. Gibson was asked for . re-
ply to the mote OF alarm" counded
By John W. Alexander president of
the National Academy Of Design. and
DIR. Dudley A. Sargent. director OF
gymnastic. at Harvard. to the effect
that women are losing their femninity
and are rapidly approaching the mas
culine In their appearance and ac-
tions.
Art circle amenities may have pre-
vented Mr. Gibson from applying the
word ''rubbtsh" to the views OF Alex.
ander and Sargent, but he had not
spoken long until II was clear that
such Was his opinion.
There Is no real change In the
women to-day from her ancestors
he said. En- masse she may appear
to have changed slightly. but this Is
due to changing fashions Her feet
and waists may even be a trifie larger
and her muscular development great
er hut this Il healthy sign and adds
to the attractfveness OF woman instead
OF detractlng from her charms. There
Is absolutely no danger In this devel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
SEARCH CONTINUES:
BOYS Mt FOUND

The search for the two colored
boys. William Thomas and James
Thomas. who attempted to poison
the whole family Of William Randall.
coiored, Of Chesterfield county. has
not been successful and the would
be murderers are still at large. The
police on both sides OF the river are
keeping the strictest watch for them,
while the county officers are equally
~ yigilant.
Magistrate Cheatham. who issued
the warrants. said that no plausible
motive for their crime had boon dis
covered. but II IL certain that the
boys, who had been Apprenticed TO
Randall on the death OF their father,
were determined to avenge some real
or fancied injustice.
II II had not been for tho fact
that Randalrs wife noticed the Pc
culiar color Of the meat. caused by
the addition OF PD.ris green. the
whole family would have probably
been killed. The boys, ono twelve and
the other thirteen years Of age, were
last seen In company and headed for
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
PAY LAST TRIBUTE
TO Mr.. ROBERTSON
FUNERAL SERVICES THURsDA1
Neutrality-suspicious. AND
MAsoNs TO ATTEND.

The funeral OF Mr.. 3. NJ. Robert
son, who aied suddenly in South
Richmond Tuesday. viii take place
from the balnprlage- baptist
church at IL clock THURSDAY
morning. The relatives OF Mr.. koD-
ertson have all been notifled OF hts
death and are all enncr IN MAnches-
ter or Will arrive In time tor the
runtra1. The Rev. J. T. HRIey, OF
the stockton-etreet church, VIII con-
duct the funeral anu the interment
will take piAce In Maury cemetery.
Many OF the aeceaSeds fr4en0s Will
! follow his remains to tine burial
erounds. and several organizations OF
which Mr.. Robertson was = MEMBER,
Will attend in BODY.
The members OF the Joseph John
Eton camp. Confederate veterans. are
asked TO assemble at the police court
Thursday morning AT ten O'Clock to
attend the funeral. The men are re-
quested to come in uniform. The Of
ficers and members OF the Manches-
ter Lodge, No. -. A. +. and Al. NJ.
are also requested to attend . called
communication in the Masonic Tenn
pie Thursday morning at . O'Clock
to pay the last sad tributes OF Re-
spent to the deceased.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

Just as Foolish to Fear That She Will Change. 81
Dana Gibson, as to Speculate on Fuel When
the Sun Grows Cold

opment-af you want to ell
being overdone.. Il \ r.
ut u when ws consider ssD
dividualiy instead OF "a
the appeal becomes appAr0u
love women ~ ardently - ~
feminine charm In not 11x1
The call Of sex to ~ r. ~
~ ever. and the average Weg
arouse the average n1An - neo4
A. when Anthony and CleOras
boating. il & 81 ~
They say there ara croWln1
but / have an idea that ~ -
takes a Growing hen serfou1tf.
OF these hens offered figi
er. he would turn his back ~
Well, we needn't fear inanafg
men any more than rooGt4f4
Growing hens. II women WnM4
feet manntshness In their G41
with an athletic stride and 1139
the same things their hF04N
let us charge II 10 4 pAseim9
| rest assured that there n m0<
rlous In the manifestation. u
'Paraphrasing Burns. - ~
that "A womAn's a woman ~
And this must be 20. ThD e4
| maintain their strongest ttN(e
il biological provision thSe
crees OF faahion can't Ove4S9
sonally, l can't see that ~
| can woman 10 any occasion fok
She 10 Just ~ feminine. inst ~
i ing. Just ~ distinctive ana 3uSe
lightful to portray. II u js1De
| ish to fear that she with <l1o1&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
SAYS NOT GUILTY
BUT MAY CHANGE
GALLAGHER, WHO SHOT MAYOR
GAYNoR. MAY LATER ENTER
!
PLEA or INSANITY.

JERSEY CITY. u. j., Nov. &c.
James J. Gallagher. who shot Mayor
Gaynor. of New York, on August .
In Hoboken. to-day pleaded not guilty
to indictments charging him with as
sAulting Street Commissioner "Biil''
Edwards and with carrying conceal
cd weapons.
Galiagher's plea was made with the
understanding that he be allowed to
withdraw II at any time and enter 4
demurrer or ask for test OF sanity.
No action was taken by Prosecutor
Garvin on the Indictment charging
Gallagher with assault to kill Mayor
Gaynor.
Gallagher's trial on the other two
charges will take place before the
end OF pecembef.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
YOUNG GIRLS WE'D
TO ESCAPE SCHOOL
NEW YORK COURTS TAKE COG.
NIzANCE or NATTER AND
PATENTS ARE FINED.

NEW YORK. Nov. Marriage OF
schoolgirls fourteen and fifteen years
Of are. mostly italians, to escape the
compulsory education law have be-
come SO frequent that the board of
education 10 to-day CONDUCTING Z
thorough inyestl41tton into the mat
ter. The prevalence Of such mar
riages developed to-day in the hear
ing before Magtstrate House, OF the
case OF Mile ConsOl. fourteen. who
fecentiy refused 20 obey the order 81
Mrs McWiiliama, the truant ofnccr,
to return to sehoOl. and explained
that she was soon 10 be married.
Magistrate House fined the father
q the girl 80 And ordered her a4ns
hack to school regardless OF her
statement that she had already been
married.
Mrs. McWilliams told the court that
there had been ffteen such child mar
riases In the Last few months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
N ,CRtL sees TAFT
PERSONAL she SAY
THOUGHT THAT HE WENT no DIS.
CUSs MESSAGE AND sECURI.
TIES COMMISSION.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. 30.---
Personal business" was the crrand
which President McCrea, Of the Penn
syivasia Railroad. declared brought
him to Washington To-day for a con-
ference with President Taft. The rail-
road magnatc could not - coaxed into
a definition of what wat meant by
personal business
Asked aS TO his opinion on business
conditions. and particularly regarding
his view Of James =. Htll's recent In.
tervtcw. McCrca said:
People who read tha newspapers
have just A. much information re-
Garding matters ~ have He re-
iterated his statement that business u
marking time" and that any man
could Judge OF the future.
II WA couJectured here that Mr..
AcCrea sought tho President for some
expfeaicn N his message to quiet bus.
ineas conditions. and also that ne dis
cuoe4d the work Of the railroad D..
curities eosnmisston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
CHIEF Of THE WHITE
n|DD0hERs IS HERE
MRS. HowARD ". HoGE, STATE
PRESIDENT, ARRIVES TO At
TEND CONVENTION.

Mrs. Howard NJ. Hogs, the State pres
ident Of the Woman's Christian Tenn
peranee Onion. Is in the city A. the
which VIII hold it's quarterly session 81
Broad Street Methodist church at Ia
o'clock Thursday morning.
This popular ofieial head Of this
White Hibboners IL being entertained
In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.
Bales. SIT North Twenty-third street
Wednesday eyeing. from to
o'clock an Informal reception will bs
given In her honor. to which all White
Ribboners and friends Of the cause are
invited.
Mrs Hoge will speak At the Bi-coun-
~ Convention Thursday morning. and
will doubtl4gn give An Interesting se-
-Faes Of the proceedings Of the hate Ma
ticnai Convention which met in Balti-
moro.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

Especial 10 The Richmond viruinaan )
ACCOMAC, VA. Nov. S0.--Rev,
George w. Jones and family spent
ThankAgtviAg with Mrs. Grant, Nrs.
Jones' mother. "
Rev. A. Dsiacoll, the new Meth.
0dtt pastor. win arrive Wednesday
At noon, Rev. J. n. 0sssne, the Tor
mer pastor. recoived warm Pecep-
tt6n Friday " halle Maven.
4 nsw 1tofA Was opened In town
BY Mr.. Levin I. Meloon. n.
Mr. Tom .rwyford has completed hfs
new shop. and II viii epea for bust
neae nAxt week. 2
II. ndward !. Axrss y visitins ia
Hon. q. ,WAlter xApp ana bride
have Arrived home. ana viii occupy
their fo9ldenco merit woaIk.
ReN ~. IN nunnAwAy. az oxford,
AZ. G. nas aceepta6 call " the 40
rotnac ana Onley Bapt1st churChSA
anE Viii he4tA III passionate shout
4 - seAeAerss lnstitusa for AccclnAa
coqA&y 11l ~ elA ~ FnS11lGy 1Antov
Il !l| IS ! \
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

Health Onscer Levy IL elated over
the successful night wagcd by his de-
pertinent aeninst typhoid fever.
Rigid inspection Of sanitary condI-
lions, and u milk supplies. and re-
cent improvements IN the water sup
ply have reduced the typhoid statis-
tics 70 an appf0ciable extent. In due
course OF time DIR. Levy hopes to have
the diseaee practically obliterated In
Richmond.
As evidence Of the good work done
by his department DR.. Levy gave out
figures shown gthat In 1907 there
| were 4es cases, and "a deaths In Rich
mond. In 1893 there were t94 cases
and 81 deaths. In 1909 there were 37G
cascs and rs deaths. This year there
have been only ESQ cases and rs
deaths, these figures including cases
/, in Washington ward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
TWO HIsOTHENs TRIED
Ar CouR1.s FIRST AEssroN

{speeial q Ths Rl0hm md virsiniAn
oUEEOLK, VA, Nov. 30.--Thej nrst
sea1tOn 0f tlse Circuit Court for the
nav city ~ Suffolk was held yssker-
dASs Judee McIemofc presiding. The
tWo cas1a tr3ad ware those Or Elmer
and Oscar DahlsL young white men
and 6rUthafA The former Waa
,chAfgsd WITH tlte attempted shooting
several NeA1s eago NJ Mr.. 4. ". Htur-
9eues = p1e1alnAnt citisen. ana Wa
1txen tn yAatss harG work - the
Foe4 ~ ~ Q1atlt Jury. The y0uneef
trotl1efs trtoA IN ~ alieweA "a
81 c. 4 s I AZ VI q 4. n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
USED BAD LANGUAGE:
- FINED IN COURT

Tuesday afternoon. C. G. Burgess. d
cclored "gem'man.'' made himself =
nuisance and generally obnoxious
around the fertilixtng plant OF Allison
4 Addison. and % far forgot himself
A. to curse and abuse several people.
He promptly got what was coming 20
him and was hauled before Justice
Maurice In Police Court, No. 2. We'd
nesday morning. He was given =
chsnce to expiain his little pleasantly.
- - - @s~~ ~-~~ rot eassps.c-
tory to the justice and he wns fined s..
Burgess searched his Jeans, but couidfft
md the v. and In defsult Of payment
was escored 10 the "HoteI do eattsr.
fleld," where he will reyide for thirty
days and be given an opportunity 70
mediate upon the errors OF hin way.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
Rooa,as for Rent.

OR uNrURNrsHED
second story front and back rooms
wlsn ooe IS. Ior xour ent'emsn ia
- -, ...-.s.s;..:-;Ss;xsz,z-S,,5,7 s
svs EAoI MAIN STREE; Nl.E
arona fooms and otnsrs' uso u
So $3.50. =. sa..s4ss; -; :, 1,..77=1,
or room mn W. aann nranaI H sscann and
ss,;;p; : - sv1- . 49, n1,oWs rop
rent IN private home. Phone
$500 - Maa:n on .------r---
FuhNIshED MD LNFoEN lshEc
W. ES Ne p1oa"' NV
er. Mis-. DOWNEs
TWO ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED
for housekeeping: Sie. or will rent
aIngly u south Aaams. -
TWO LARGE FRONT. CONNECTING
rooms; newly p@Hsrsd; eonve I,.nat 70
0Aln. Apply II coutH F.no stIs1e-
LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PROP
erty with IA BOR REALTY CONPOfs-
aLo1. " z: AaTshaA st.' sno -
1u-1A re.nInE -------------
WANTED. GENTLEMAN OCCUPANTS
sor nicely Furnished rooms; G psss.
nunh " seAeSens'
49,; : =. !. ;,5,,,x,S 7,o5
".SEEi g Nr1~ o Ars,u
Isl South pine street. s
~ = s,.r ~ S;,S,,., w. GTxuE,
- EAsA sN ,. $500 ts ~
vsnisncss
LXRGE. FTRNfsHED HEATED
rooms, accommodate two or more.
71O East Franklin.
AT 3o. 4. FRANKLIN. CNFTRNiSH.
Cd rooms on third moor. Phone Mad
i.on 2s44-J.
WANTED, TO RENT TO ONE OR
two gentlemen, nicely furnished
room. with bath. 2os y. twenty
clxtn street
WANTED--ONE OR TWO YOUNG La
dies to snare room. best locality
terms reasonable: references ex-
chan9ed. Phone Monroe 40.
FOR RENT, NICE FURNISHED ROOM
At al Graham street, between Broad
and Marshall.
FOR RENT. ONE NICELY FyYRNIeW-
Cd back basement room. with heat
rent reasonable. Apply No S North
sixth.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
on nrxt nood FOR rent. ronyepsent 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
WILL PERMIT
v|AOUC1 DR|DGE.
ELECrR1C LINE WILL DE EXTEND
ED AcRoss sRID0E TO wall
Sur HILL suBURB.
ERECT UNION MONUMENT
MASSACHUSETTS WILL PLACE
SHAFT AT MoUrH OF
THE CRATER.
ERECT UNION MONUMENT


fs,..,., - Tho R,chmona y3rstniar,. J
~ :
HAHSsS0oisr' a., WV ~ :
meeting OF the street comfni,tee Tues
day night 1t was ue,iueu to pernii. tne
" ainut it'll corporation 10 buito q
viaauct Drtdse connecting sycamore
street ana " ainut Hill me efiuse
will cost SAI,ove. anu IL TO DC maue
OF steel. 1t viii be ob leet hiSn anu
"a feet wide. The roadway IL TO DE
pavea ana the sidewalks laid with
granolithic.
When this bridge II completed the
electric limo on sycamore street VIII
ne extenueu 60 NRIutt ltt.ts ttsus MAJ
ing the new supufD' witnin a tew min
utas' ride to the ceuser of the ~ctAy.
The salvation Army has nlaoe a re-
port OF the work acconpiissiea ny
them IN Petersburg durlnx the past
year, showing the WORK uohe ny tuen
among the needy. One nunureu aud
slxty Sc ZEN cases OF need nave been
relieved, ,zUo homes nave Deen visit
eu. 5SU .nours spent in visitation. Iva
open hour meetinxs neiu, zVs INDOOR
meetings. S,4s7 persons ATTENDED the
meetings, l.zSS chtiuren attended the
6IIt1 SIAOQls AS0 luttoSGA hkNGAaSS
the automobile ouung in The suih-
mer. 80 families were treated TO n
Christmas uinner. 81 homeiess men
lodged, so meals were supplied lne
destitute ana families were furnisn'
ed transportation out OF the city.
Enaign WOODS - doing good work
and IL uispenslng the fund OF the local
charities In relief work.
End0rue senator LMseitce's Plan.
Plans for organizing the school boyi
OF Petersburg In cadet bands are be-
ing outlined BY Senator Charies Las
sitter and many In and out OF town
are endorsing the proposition
Among those out OK Petersburg who
have written letters TO Mr.. Lassiter are
Lieutenant Governor Ellyson, Joseph
ID. EgGleston, Superintendent OF Put.
lie Instruction; MIR. T. J. Mastin. Hon
G. u. Grayatt, all In favor Of the or
.ganisation. The school board will act
on tho matter during Wednesday. Full
encouragement IL being given the pro-
Ject BY citizens OF Petersburg.
Erect Monument.
The Massachusetts battlefield Com.
mission has selected a site on the era.
ter hafflnf1ciH farm in p-b~rr GAnrRs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
SUE STREET CAR COMPANY
FOR PERSONAL INJUNiE4

In the Hustings Court. Fart :. Mat
tie Moseby and Minnie Hill have
brought suit against the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company for damAges
sz-..n..r,'..~ n sh~ sum Of $4,000 each.
The plaintiffs were ridinR IN 4 wagon
at the corner Of Thirtecnth and Hull
BIZ 4 car ana the plaintiffs injured.
The attorneys for the defen~a are
Nessrs. r. n. Mann and w. H Pull.
liam. and for the pIaintiffs G. l. Page
and John Lamb. s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
POSSE FATAL
WOUNDS MIN
NEAL, VINO KILLED
WOUNDED TIM
ARnGsTGI 8

SUFFOLK. VA, N0rs
Neal. 4 negro. who No. y
ed one person ana I'M II
two Of them seriously ~ 7
last night while Nj ~ n
Dick JohnH0n'e cabin. N |
Naverly. and shot doS
Ono Of the pureulr m
tance ct six pecAe Mre
shot into Meals bAel
he cannot live thrc16 M
Neal, footsOra ~
sought safety and ~
betrayed BY 4 felles
was notified b. tslep
quickly armed an1
scene. " ss IA n 4 4 ';s slI5
Neal was HuSpx16o
table. He stAet1k n
restcd nearby. \
wan shot. Tlae pnn1 r. =
about Afteen ciet11l ~ l Y! H.
Meals Victims T. %
Monday night ~ ii Ilill11 i
charge IL gunnih q u \ m
OF = house 0ecur1 G ~
who WAS. killed, M II
ter OK Anfia nv 4
badly wound 4. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHM0
~ssAisxses
,. w. crases ssre tsas Hsn ssSss&
1855 p. NJ. Tuesday afteslaA S
partrnent arrived In tirn1 ~
serious damage and notht40
ed but the roof Of thu G
damage will probably alnusn
S35. 81 NJ Nv
TWO WEDDINGS or
INTEREST ON TN

The wedding ceFoma0a< G
Lulie Clifton Gregory. 4aNG W
and Mrs. r. >. GreU0ry3 e. n
field county. and Mr.. W1l( x
Ivey Was performed 1x d
ut the home OF MraA4&l M
c. Jones. 20S Park Ikf9Gl
The bride was q soctaA
belle OF South Richmpnds
return from = trip N6ftl IL
Mrs. Ivey win be It IN 4
friends at Oak view, A
field county, tho hons NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

OUSA&E0 SvC1A1 - .
Judge Wells, ~ thu
part two. has been d91t01
ernor Mann 10 hol4
term OF court Ia - %
Judge Mason. The 1aal ~
unable to serve. "A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

Want Ad! Rates.
One cent per word when paid IN advance. No paid ad
taken for less than TIN cents.
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in Or charged st the counter
Contract rates are much les. Phon Madison 1885, and
Manager Of Classified Department. will cali.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

LIST YoCR FARMS WITH Us; WE
60 n sell them. POLLARD q BAG
NJ. ii0a H. Mai nstrest. Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
s.--- = . =
ALUMINIUM ~ ARE.

SEE THE EVANS HARDWARE CO
fnr the Best assortment Of pure
Aluminium ware In the city. 1T lowest
nr1res 700 west BROAD street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

FOR RENT, ONE NICELY FURNieH-
Cd back basement room. with heat
rent reasonable. Apply No. S North
Sfyfh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

gI;RT'RHXN DWELIIEls-F Il A " r.;
seven rooms etc, Is foot lot: on car
lins; monthly pAymAnts. J. A. con-
NELLY 4 co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

CHrLpREN.s HAIR cuT-CuT IN THE
most artistic manner. THE RELtA.
RE HAIR STORE. ss1 East broad
street.
S1TjR PLUMBING REPAIR DEPART.
menf II u ct ycuf Mefyise rromRt
attention. VA. PLUMBING, HEAT
ING co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

40 ACRES ON ASHLAND CAR LINE;
I room dwelling: large harm and out
butlAinga; % acres cleared, cheap
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

COLLEGE TERRACE (WESTHAMP-
| toni lot: hest section; very reason
able terms: small cash payment. J..
< tsf1NEEI.I.Y 4 co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

WOODLAND HEI0HTR-M q ID r. x \
dwelling; every city convenience: lot
| 7S foot front: hest location lover
looking rtvsr): cheap and on excep-
tionAliy easy terms. j. A. CONNEL-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
Real Estate for Sale.

JACKSON WARD INVESTMENT; GIN
room frame dwelling: good order.
hrst- ciAss tenant: rental &lSo: price,
9iGoe ]. A. CONNOLLY Il co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

I.ApIEs, YouR HAiR--YEs. VIE RE-
make and dye hair switches. pufis
etc: charges very moderate. IHE
REr1ABLE HAIR STORE. al EAST