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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
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PEARLS CONE HIGH
# RULING IS MADE
Attorney General Asks That Those.
Imported Be Treated as Set
or Strung.

WASHINGTON. u. c., October IL.
The method followed by ricn
Americans in buying pearl necklaces
abroad may undergo decided change
If the supreme court OF the United
States aceedes to the petition of At
torney-GeneraI Wickersham sub
mitted to-day asking the court to re-
view the case of the United States
against Tiffany 4 Company.
The case involves the question
whether pearls drilled and selected
but not strung are 10 be assessed at
sixty per cent. or at ten per cent. rate
of duty. Some time ago Morris Gug-
genheim, of the Smeiter Trust, re-
quested Tiffany and Company of
Parts, TO select for him pearls for a
necklace costing approximately $685.
900 The selection of pearls. drilled
but not strung. was made to his salts
faction and they were sent to the
New York shop of the jewelry firm.
The customs collector held that the
pearls should be regarded as pearls set
or strung and assessed at sixty per
cent The importers held that they
were In their natural state and should
be assessed at 10 per cent The board
of general appraisers and the circuit
court Of appeals held in favor of the
importers,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
SYNOD HONORs
RICHMOND man
DR.. James p. Smith Given Foun-
tain Pen-Dr Law Causes
Excitement.

(SpeciaI to The Richmond Virginian.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Oct. II.
Quite q ripple of excitement was
caused at the meeting of the Presby-
terrain synod this morning by a reso-
luton offered by Or. Law. of Wash
ington, that this synod does now and
henceforth abandon all management
and financial responsibility in support
OF the Presbyterian orphanage at
Lynchburg." A lively debate Is ex-
pected.
The synod. through the moderator.
presented DIR. James F. Smith. OF
Richmond, q fountain pen las slight
token OF great affection and high re-
gard for an extraordinary record of
official faithfulness of forty years as
stated clerk" Mr. Smith made a
happy response.
A committee was appointed to nom
mate reading clerk. The moderator
presented the cause of the assembly i
home and school at Fredericksburg.
Memorial services were held at ! I
O'Clock. presided over by DR.. Calvin
Stewart, of Richmond,
Eleven members OF the synod died
during the years. as follows: Rev.
Robert Gray, A. 3. Darlington. J. X.
Harris, Edgar Woods. l.. A. Mclean,
j. W. Lupton, Jere Witherspoon. l.,
S. Kithrow, J. X. kennie, e. c. owen
and T.. H. Barclay.
Each memorial was read by com
mittee appointed BY the moderator.
The moderator named the follow
ing committee on supplies of pulpits:
Drs r. ID. McNair and Newton Dom
aldson and w. M McAllister and G.
ID. GiIkerson.
Ii Is possible that the synod may
adjourn Monday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
u. S. CANNOT RECOVER
LAND FROM c. N. 1 St. ?.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Oct. II
Under a decision of the Supreme
Court OF the United States rendered
to-day the government cannot recov-
er from the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railroad the value of 1900
acres OF land In Dickinson. kossutn
and Palo Alto counties, Iowa, alleged
to have been enormously patented to
that road by the Interior Department.
The case originated in suit by the
government under authority of the
acts of March 3. 1887, and March :.
1895, to recover the value of sucn
lands. The lower courts all dismissed
the case, on the grounds that the
lands we're segregated from the public
lands in 1854 The United States con-
tended that this land, coming under
the swamp land act. did not come
under the provisions of the later act
OF 1864. The land department de-
cided nearly thirty years ago that
these were not swamp lands. and the
court to-day upheld this view.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
SHE KEPT PRAYING
AND GOT $37, 900

NEW YORK, October lin the
suit brought by the relatives OF Hiram
III. Lamport to set aside stock certi-
ficates Of the United States Steel Cor
poration and other companies alleged
to have been obtained by the fraud
Of Miss Mary Clementine Smedley.
who was the nurse and companion
Of Mr.. Lamport for several years be-
fore his death. Miss L. Yeury, nurse,
testified yesterday.
She said that when she was called
to attend Mr.. Lamport at the Murray
Hill hotel she found Miss SmedIey
sitting at the foot OF the bed where
the old man lay, with . Bible In her
hand, praying: "Oh. Lord. open thy
servants eyes and show him his duty
toward 'Clemy'."
Miss Smedley's sister, Matilda. join
ed her in the prayers, which were a
continual thing. The Witness said that
when the old man objected TO turning
over all his property to "Cfemy the
two women would advise him to 90
into = closet and wrestle with God
until he should see his duty to Clemen-
tine.
While he was In his last illness Miss
Smedley. the nurse testified. put her
arms around the old mans neck. drew
his head toward her until their cheeks
met and said. Papa, you know that
God wants you to do this. You know
what ! mean"
Just before he collapsed the old
man had asked when he was going
10 start for Europe. In reply. the
nurse testified. Miss emedley said.
Papa, you have work to do and we
can't go to Europe until you do Il
II II takes all summer. You cau't
BY 'Clementine
Edmund L. Aooney, counsel FOR tbs
relatives, said that the cas1incetea Are
valued Ut 81. oe0. ~ ~. LnnAppgtse
wilt, which wAn nat a861a m40GaI ~
n8 hi 1loesete MAexle ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
GOVERNMENT SUES
4 ART DEALERS
Customs Officials Want 81, 900, 900
From Alleged Defrauding
Firm in n. Y.

NEW YORK. Oct 17.--Through
District Attorney Wise. the Federal
government this afternoon instituted
suit for S1.000,0o0 against Duveen
Brothers. art dealers, in the United
States District Court.
The suit which Is brought against
the firm and against Henry J. Duyeen.
Louis J. Duvcen. Joel J. Duveen ana
Joseph j. Duveen. as individuals. al
leges that the defendants have de
frauded" the United States by with
holding duties and by undertaking
imports expanding over period OF
years.
The suit was filed to-day because
the government discovered that In
twenty days the statute Of limitations
will become operative over the alleged
offenses.
The members Of the firm are charg-
ed with conspiracy to defraud the
government by the uhdervaluation of
imports. Two counts are contained in
each indictment.
The two New York members of the
firm were arrested this afternoon
and waived examination.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17

OLD POINT COMFORT. Oct. IL
sixteen battleships. comprising the At
lantic Fleet. will assemble In Hampton
Roads about November LIST for Euro.
pean cruise. Two English and tive
French ports Will be visited.
Each Of the four divisions Of the feet
will apend three weeks at ono Englixr
and one French port. The visiting will
begin November 18th and Will end De-
cember 28th.
The flagship Connecticut. Delaware
Michigan and North Dakota will go first
TO Portland Harbor tWeymouti1). Eng
land, ana from there to Cherbourg
France. The Louisiana, kansas. New
Hampstre and South Carolina will go
nrst to Cherbourg and from there to
Portland. The Mfasissippi. Idaho. Min
nesota and Vermont will 60 hrst ID
0ravesend, England. and from there to
Breat France. The Georgia. Nebraska
Rhode Island and Virginia will go first
10 Rrest. and from there 70 Gravesend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Rooms for Rent.


LARGE FRONT ROOM: NEWLY FUR
strictly private family: telephone
bath and home comforts. No. s West
cray. MRS. d. A. BROWN.
EXTRA LAROE FURNISHED ROOM
fismsn: permanent. SIS Phone Mad.
iaon 1ss0-IA Third nat. 4os Eas,
Tranklin street References ex'
TWO FURNISHED OR UNFURNisH
ID rooms for gentleman or couple o.
heat: nice boarding houses conven-
i isoa s Sae o. sss soath TSird 81.
WANTED, GENTLEMAN OCCUPANT
for halt room. Apply after Z r. NJ.
4ol West Marshall street.
FOR RENT. NICELY FURNTsHET
Prone Madison 55l7-J.
FOR RENT, FURNISHED ROOMS
steam heat. Apply DO West Main
NICELY TURNISAED ROOMS. WTTfi
or without ooesd isa4 Floyd
WANTED. LADY kOOMHKS FUH
sc Hss,. sssn:sssssis. .g{. A'A''A rooms. Cal
Is 4 MONTH IsoR HKidHT. NEATLY
furf iehed r0~m. ~ North sixth
street. tssrd tat.
FDV RENT. ONE NICELY FURNISH
cd room. No. North sixth tascond
natl.
1oE RxNI: 9 IT.. N!l: E i.A Z 5No 81
- N1MSe IS sss I. sE%@
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
POSTMASTER NAMES
NEW ASSISTANT

Especial to The Richmond Eirginian-)
ROANOKE, VA, Oct. thames
Richmond, for several years a clerk IN
Catognis store here. has been appointed
by Postmaster Funkhouser. as assistant
westminster to succeed Ash NJ. Prince.
wo died a week ago.
Richmond came here from Maryland
and Is a lifelong Republican.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Situations Wanted-Female

WANTED BY COMPETENT, EAPE-
rienced and well educated stenoEra-
piler and office woman, position al
once. Address go Virginia street,
Farmville. Va.
MISS ELLA NJ QUIZENBERRf, NJ. A.
graduate OF the Womans College
desires TO coach pupils. for the com
ing session In high school subjects
Address S25 West Main Pone 4sl4.
4 NICE WASHERW OMAN WOULD
like nice washing to do at home. Ap-
ply to 70S North second street MARY
PARKER.
I'll RST-CLASS LAUNDRESs TO BIS
found at b,3 North Third street.
/ WANT FAMILY WASHING, NICE
clear water. satisfaction guarantees
1l9 North second street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Miscellaneous.
MERCHANT TAILORING.

THE IMPERIAL TAILORING co. IT,
MONTH sen ENTH STREET. MAX
FRS OF FINE IMPORTED SUITS;
GOOD WORK MANSHip AND PER
FEET FIT. GUARANTEED. 2PE-
CIAL PRICES FOR A SHORT TIME
$500 SUITS AT $4,000 Full. LINE
OF LATEST STYLES To SELECT
FROM A. STEIN. EXPERT TAIL
OR. GIVE Us 4 CALI.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Special Notice.


" ANTED~-TO KNOW WHY THE.
combined laundries locate their vf-
fees AS near our YOU TOTE Offices
az they can SET. and why they don
take business as cheaply AT their
plants As at these Offices which are
run under another name. Address
VIRGINIA LAUNDRY WORKS. old
est In tho business and maker OF low
prices. YOti TOTE Offices; Sft w.
Main. 3t5 T.. Main, .0s1 r., Broad.
303 North First. 4ii r. Marshall III
W Broad. 1oT North Seventh. li07
Hull.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Personals.

Personals.
MRS HAMMoND's DREssMAKIN1
AND LADIES TAILORING PAR-
I0Rs AND MoDlsTE; 4ol w s MAIN
Rooms for Rent.
FOR RENT-TwO BRIGHT ROOMS
for Hight housekeeping or suitable
for gentlemen dodgers; use OF par
ior and phone. nice locality. Phone
Madison 267s-L
nished back parior; central. modern
conveniences
FoUR LARGE FURNISHED OR UN-
, furnished rooms to let. Terms mod
crate SOS n. Eleventh street
TWO CONNECTING FURNISHED
rooms. suitable for light house
keeping. Apply loi West Grace.
THE. ALBION, 7Is EAST FRANKLIN;
rooms for rent, permanent and tran
sient.
WANTED. ONE OR TWO GENTLE
nished room: newly pa pered. next TO
BILE board address Cos Grace street,
or phone Monroe $3.50.
FOR RENT-NICELY FuRNisHED
month. ssos East Clay. Phone Mon
roe 1850.
NICE, NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
convenient to bath; hot and cold wa
ter1l2 North Eighth street.
FOR RENT. LARGE SECOND STORY
front room, heated; also other rooms.
Apply a0+ East Clay street.
FOR RENT. A LARGE BRIGHT.
front room; southern exposure; suit
able for couple. Apply l2s West
II HAVE A FEW NICE ROOMS FOX
rent: rooms have all ccnvenicnces;
we'll located for business folk board
II wanted. Phone Monroe 1880. or
call Is South Fifth street.
FOR RENT. THREE LARGE ROOMS,
with use OF bath: separate coal
house: to parties witsssut children.
Apply i4l3 Ia West Main. Phone
Madison 2s45-J
LANCE. HRIGHT FRONT. COMFORT
able rooms. Apply sol Esst Frank
lin street.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
centrally located. Phone Madison
422S
FOR RENT. TWO. THREE OR FOUR
rooms and private bath, suitable FOR
light housekeeping: rent cheap
fhone Maosson osss. ----~--------..--
HALL. ROOM. y Pen WEEK: LAhu &C.
er Ioei naa .or 49,, r.ntn str>sf ~.
49,. 49, 7,1,SS,s- 7=p-
innEE N.Y. NM ~. ~ h.,h sis Marin
stair saAar.: Win use o. Os'" ~ No'e''
-, !. -. !, 9, .;T1,Ys rDc,s..r !, WV
iAalsSr rn MI ctn.,. .ren,,e
TkAfLoK. xxssi STUART 'ehus'
~, s.. 49, - -, .z,5,,, 1,=,r7y :.
Ia an Mun NAVY napered: southern ex-
rished or unfurntshed. Apply At
1890 West Main street. or cali Mad
ison 647I.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS AD-
iointnr hath. hack porch. convent
ences. Apply Is south First street.
FOR RENT. COMFORTABLE ROOM.
furnished or unfurnished. Apply ies
FOR RENT ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN.
Amply 20i East Main street
10y, =, mr. r,Y ITy01Ua No. pE-.Tr
.i.o trsnsient. sccomoda ted. Al Se3
Fast Main. Phone 473s.
CON0ENIAL YOUNG LADY TO SHARE
room; best locality. references ex-
/ HAVE < NEW BRICK RESIDENCE
occupied by myself and son: win
rent out four rooms on second noor
for Sle per month. Phone Madison
=. n,,. pSi1Ir SrS, ~ fTE ~,
room for Gentlemen. ioa South Third
NEWLY ruaNls ,h ID x AND ur p.rs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Business Opportunities.

CITY SALESMAN, IRA f. LII y =
salesman and Once man wanted 1or
immediate position with going con
Germs, applications received until
Tuesday night, must invest $500 TO
$1,000: ask for tho help man. VIII
GINA INDUSTRIAL CO, 1902 East
Main.
MAIL ORDER, CHEMICAL BUSINESS
pressing club. laundry. architect pat
ent medicine. optical business, sign
board, others. IL you want to Duy
or sell business come TO headquar-
ters. VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL CO..
ti02 East Main street.
Your OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
drummer's samples of htgh-cla -
trousers persents itself now. we got
'em eheap--so can YOU: but be quick.
Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Flat Wanted.

WANTED TO RENT A FLAT OF
THREE OR FOUR ROOMS. WEST
OF FIRST STREET. RENT Must
EE REASONABLE; REFERENCES
EXCHANGED. ADDRESS L. A. u.
CARE THE RICHMOND vIRGINIAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
For Sale.

FOR SAI4E--TWO LARGE DRACTS OF
land. fronting on James River; well
located: soil fertile. and well suited
for stock or general farming: wood
on place will pay one-fourth Of pur-
terms. Address M-4S. care virginiAn.
FOR aAIE-WAGONS DELIVERY
farm and grocery, bugEies. surrys
and runabouts. THOS. III. DUKE X
CO. s04 Brook avenue.
FOR WAGONS GO TO A1CHA1/1UO
DRO0 elx Brook ayenuaI
FOR lakewood ltEATEB IN
ART CLASS coalition. cheap To- qutok
bnyeri eAa ~ eesn ~ 13tS ~. Caty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Shoe Reuairinn.

75C. HALF SOLE MEMS SHOES: La
dies 60c: chiidren's soc. and up; ev-
cry pair sewed. DREW'S Et.ES-
street. Phone Monroe 2esf.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17

AUTOMOBILE MAcHINiST WISHES
position with garage; A l references.
Address II. a. ~, 22l East Clay
street City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Business Wants.

WANTED--MEN TO BUY AN EXCEL
lent line OF drummers SAMPLE trou-
sers; several trunks Just opened; al
high grade; bought cheap to be SOLD
for Z song n. y. JACOBS son.
Ninth, near Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17

LADIES, YotT CAN SAVE YOUR RAIL-
ROAD FARE TO NEW YORK OR
WASHINGTON, j. KATE is NOW
HERE. ONE OF THE BEST LADIES
TAILORS FROM NEW YORK. SPE.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED. In
ORDER TO ADVERTISE HIS
WORKMANSHIP. A SPECIAL PRICE,
WILL BE GIVEN ON EACH SUIT.
zoe NORTH FIFTH STREET.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Situations Wanted--Male.

SALESMAN NOW ON ROAD. SELL
ing stationery. lithographing. en-
craving, blank books and printing
desires to affiliate with Richmond
firm, calling on city trade only
salary or commission. Address
LITHOGRAPH1NG, 4l9 Boulevard.
City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17


Help Wanted-Male.
wANrED-sniGHf, CLEVER, iNDfis-
"a. care kicnmoad yirain,.n -
Help Wanted Female.
WxNfEbsfRfa rs MAKE PAPER
boxes; good pay; steady employment
and light h clean work; beginners begin sr Tp. aia
Ka s xais s rAPEfk s6 pe'y CO. 5o hos.
street.
wANTED--LADY sTENoGRAPHEk
to be employed in an insurance Of
ncc. Address INSURANCE.. Black
Situations Wanted--Male.
----e--~.-->>~e~-,e~>~~~.~.
SALESMAN NOW ON ROAD. SELL
ing stationery. lithographing. en-
desires to affiliate with Richmond
Arm, calling on city trade only:
salary or comnission- ADDRESS
City.
AUTOMOBILE MAcHiNisT WISHES
position with garage; A references
Address II. a. NJ. 22l East Gay
street City.
REuISTERED OR ASSISTANT REG
istered druggist: give terms ana
references Answer Lock Box H.
Blackstone. Va.
LICENSED CHAUFFEUR. coLoRED
wishes position position re1 niMGs .aai.
North Seventh street city.
WANTED POSITION BY DRUGGISTS
six years experience; reference FUR :
nished, Address Box No. II, Ola
Point. Va.
AUTOMOBILE MACHINiST WISHES
position with garage. \ | references.
ADDRESS II. A. NJ, Ell East Clay ST,
city.
WANTED, POSITION AS FINE ME-
chantc and general repair man or
assistant foreman ees, OF references e, :. ?,
given. Address +. w CHARLES
bermuda Hundred. Va.
WANTED. POSITION BY DRUGGIST
six years experience reference fur
nished. Address Box No. H. Oil
Point. Va.
wANTED--PosiTioS BY CoIoREi'
chauffeur. Address JIM FORD. 700
North Third.
JANiTOR, PORTED. ELEVATOR MAN.
experienced II. H. Holmes. 4la n,
Graham.
YOUNG WHITE MAN WANTS POSI-
tim rs machinist helper or IN fact
ory. Address II. f. u, No. ]. Box ~.
Ashland. Va.
A PRACTICAL DAIRY WORKER. CA
situation; came from best dairy see.
.'on In Canada; II virsinia ,hrss
D., " 2 Ashland. Va.
WANTED BY MARRIED. MAN WITH
wife and self. fer now and coming
year. position at farm work or on
n shares, Iaa ms sJs :"
Manchester. Va.
WANTEpz~BY CAPABLE YOUNG
man. position In aimee. city salesma n
or house salesman. experienced In
all lines Of merchantile business. ref
crences exchanged Address H.. as
North Tenth street, city
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT DESIRES
ADDRESS ACCOUNTANT. zoe East
Leigh street.
BOOKKEEPER WANTS POSITION
Address FRANCIS. SIS North Eighth.
YOUNG coLORED BOY. is YEARS or
family. Address MELVIN WHITE.
care virginian.
ELECTRICAL POSITION WANTED nl
graduate OF electrical school Ad-
dress BOX I. Williamson. N. c.
A FIRST CLASS EXPERIENCED
bookkeeper and typewriter desires
position; knowledge stenography,
thoroughly com petent to take entire
charge; excellent New York referen-
ces.. WILLIAM PLUMB. Somerville.
". J.
WANTED BY EXPERIENCED Man.
place as manager on farm. or would
rent farm on shares. Also handy with
tools. good at repair work. etc. can
give good references. Address MAN
AGER, 1909 Dance street.
LICENSED CHAUFFEUR CoLoRED,
wishes position; references furnished,
Address CHAUFFEUR. 100 North
Fifth street. city.
AN EXPERIENCED sTENoGRAPHEH
desires to change position Address
J. Boz AS
Situations Wanted Female.
WANTED. HY EXPERIENCED YOUNG
lady. sinxle-entry bookkeeping. post
ing, gathering or general office
work. Address G.. care Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17


ODD FELLOWS SHOULD CARRY A
Protecttee Certificate In the Fraternal
Life and Accident Association. For
fun information. cali At ofSices. third
floor, Ninth and Mains City.
wANTED-1,,c FOR MEMS COLLARS
and cuffs; Sc. for shirts, loo. for
eounterpanes zoe. for blankets. At
VIRGINIA LAUNDRY'S YOU TOTE
OFFICES: gil W. Main. 303 North
First, 3l1 Il. Main. 20a1 r. Broad, TIA
w Broad. 414 r.. Marshall, 107 N.
Seventh, 1907 Hun street.
SEVERAL TRUNKS or DRUss1EAY
sample trousers: special bargains;
htgh- grade gods; bought cheap; sold
same way. N. r. JACOBS = SON.
Ninth. near broad street
Real Estate for Sale.
100 ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND.
lying In macademized road. about
eight miles from Richmond; good
seven-room dwelling. horses. cows,
hogs. chickens. hay. corn. fodder and
farming implements: to quick
buyer on easy terms: $4,000. CAS-
sELMAN & co.
HOW ABOUT A LOT AROUND THE
Battle Abbey and Soldiers Home ?
VIII soon be the garden spot OF the
city; property will double In value.
See uM to-day. AMOS Il POINDEx-
TER. lilo e, Main.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17

AN ELDERLY LADY DESIRES lsosI-
ton az companion i'll refined family
would assist In housekeeping and
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17

st4 EAST CLAY: NEWLY FUR
nished back parior: central. modern
rnnVenienceS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Situations Wanted--remale.

WANTED. BY EXPERIENCED Young
lady. rinxle-entry bookkeeping. post
ing. gathering or general office
work. Address C.. care Richmond
vtrrtutan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17

FOR RENT--TwO BRIGHT ROOMS
for light housekeeping or suitable
for gentlemen dodgers; use of par
lor and phone. nice locality. Phone
Madison l6TS.L
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Wants Wants Wants
Help Wanted--Male.

wANTED--LADY sTENoGRAPHEk
to be employed in an insurance Of
flee. Address INSURANCE., Black
Stopn Eu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17

wANTEp-.P0stTIOS Al COMPANION
assistant housekeeper or mothers
helper generally Address MISS
CLARK, TO- Main street. Frederieks-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-15
WHITE SALMON

| +. j. Vandemar is putting the finish
| ing touches onto a home for Chris Lar
SEN a mile and half north Of town.
A son of T. II. Kelley arrived from
Missouri on Saturday to make his
home in this place,
Miss Mccullough, who has been
teaching at Stevenson, is a visitor at
her home in this place.
Mr.. Michel, Of Hood River, was a
visitor in town on Saturday. He says
the town has grown considerable dur
ing the past year.
j. b. Case and family, who left
White Salmon a few days ago on ac-
count of Mr.. Case selling out to w.
Morris, are now at Sterling, Nebraska.
Capt. McCan, Of Hood River, is to
have a bipIane. 1t is well known that
apple lands are high, but no on ex-
pected them to reach a point where
you have to reach them only with an
airship.
Mrs. Arthur Davies, of st. Paul,
spent Thursday Of last week at the
Conger farm.
to mako fbeir homo in the now Oliver
Kreps home near the Mt Adams lum-
ber yard.
Charles Premo left on Tuesday for
a,I ep " ~ GS;oao a-" nd han rs VIII
salmon via Denver Zero weather
bact there starts tha ehivarq down tbe
hack Of anvone who leaves a country
where the thermometer has NOT been
down to thn freaZing noint vet Mr.
premo yas accomnanied hv his wife
a Ts,',,T-s. -, - ~.
LalluSioeS 3 WI t'J C"SG . ,I, lo"d ~ 4ii- ~
oerWood' caused Df" k9Ssell 10 up
1ygr i ;3 WniiG uL'glng 'ne .'J. otneI nisnt.
s1a gau "ecluenI Wa1 ,i"iIo"ly a'elteu.
.'i lHHre ~ - ptop"olIlty tllaI ihGle IochS M
WIZ l"ii' anu ELe"V care 3houiu NC
i't. eahen IL ~ utl'''E' eSPec'"i'y "l'ei
i"s '''i"i''
a Young coupe ~ IIj ti'i9 1: place wen Wen'
ullElIlB I oye[ tne Iioou I;.l Hi'e[ yailJy'
anu WoIo 90 plIanou WIN tilG oIc'loluSs
lor tl'aV % W'i"I iE 'ney we went 70 W 9ee, "
course, tn4t 5 taey iliSSea the Terry
pach 70 WH'te salmon a ,auiicl was
ptoeulita W taN1 IIlGll 70 InqefWoou iIl t'1;'I
wH9Ie tHGy ,iIto''ue3 ~ ta1cil Cl'e 1Iall
TO White salmon. buI tne Ifalll had h,adi
gone so thefe was hothlng 10 20 put .,
kake me HuhCt again, ,, from Which
polht Ihey hau 10 CAL "l'te salmon
Tor ilVefy rig
A very enjoyable affair was the
Grange basket social in Odd Fellow S
Hall. A musical and program, inter
spersed with recitatIons, was rendered
by children OF oranges, ana thelr mum.
pelS were. .hlg9ly PleaSIhg' an n eNcGIieh' Ell
audfeSs was aeilVereu py rev late,
ana mr. mayheW gave an interesting
account OF the lounalhg OF the VFaer
TWO years ago; Mf. Alegief lold OF
some OF lne laws II mas enacted, ana
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-15
HEIGHTS NEWS

Mrs. J. W. Taft, of Grand Rapids,
Minn., arrived last week and will stay
for time in the home of W. II. and
l.. +. Taft. She is "a sister-ip- law of
W. II. Taft and Mrs. j. II. Gill, and
aunt to l.. T.. Taft.
Ellie Godsey, the first blacksmith n
the Heights, was up from Portland
last week calling on relatives and
friends.
Mrs. 0. l.. Stranahan is feeling very
much at home in her new rooms just
lately fixed up for her.