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CHURCH SERVICES
Methodist Episcopal Church.

'ars0es- m tHe MetHadfst Episcopal .fHtaA- corner ai Second avenue and C street. SuHaaz. Sept. f. Mil he. a farewell serNIee hy the retiring pastor f,s=S JaztzH. at r m Srerfd '=ie hE tHeHea choir #Ht ba md.
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THAT PRETTY GlRI

Tamorraw night That Pretty Girl slH appear as the heroine in "The fe=areetiaH@ dramatized from the seak hy Talstoi Codes Show.
 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR FAvoRs?
 # so. go to Toby's. He has a com olete line for any and all occasions. Also Candy. fresh. made to order.
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GURTISS IN AEROPLANE
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=taat,-t excitement prevailed .#Hs th. fH=seusoIs
 aa at#s =sEftH,-srd fhe HleHr From zan rlael4m tt e#e af tH- most r.rIHe in tEe annals ar aviation.
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SENATOR SAILED
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FUNERAL OF W. B BARLOW

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COLOSSAL STRIKE IS
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JOHN suNDBACN CLERK
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T O-NIG r
NOTICE ID TAX PAYERS
Nome Alaska se l. ia.a

You are hereby notified that Al.It Roll for In. , 1910 has been turned Nome and ra , Common Council will on the 9th at SEQ l. m r the Council Chamber in the old Federal Iaa. t s a Board of Equalization and publicly correct errors in tu ton description quality md nt prur,rt.
 If you have any objection a-fer your fr.r trty or property the eglr @ t srIear before said Boord di-.l All .#0Ta.at ,a tr, t day of ,fl lslo and penalty of rate 12 Der cent Ter annum win he added slii d4t.
 GEO. E. LOIEN
 City Clerk anu .al.ao A--.-+.r ard r,x Collector
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NOTICE.

F. Whom 1t H5F Concern Thg undersigned AUI I#ase Nome. N.I#Ea# E#r tU. Sf#J.- uu or about october 1a HaH FaH=aH= aHfHa maHes tu t#= .#.f#f ter#d HI1 r.rasr calf and rgE a#s au - before the ahexe date aa
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Moonlight Springs or Salt Wafes Baths at the Elite Bath House.
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Hickory for Basket sleds at Pros. ser's Harness Shop.
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Excursion au seward FeriusHia gaHud. Sunday sept !. ta Gold Bottom and return Round trlp. St
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FOUND.

FoEND-A small Stanford key. No. 9ff. on Front street. near GaTney's store. owner can have same by paying for this ad.
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Try Gin Ricky at the Beard of Trade
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Start this month right ny subsorib ag for the Daily Morning Nugget.
 Moonlight Springs or Salt Water Baths at the Elite Bath House.
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Classified Ads.

All Classified Ads Must Be Paid in
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 LOST. LOST Some time ago, an old ivory nugget cuff bu,ton Reward at Mug get office.
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Prize Winner Draught Beer at the Eagle
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Mormon Church.

Preaching every Sunday at p. m. in the new meeting house on Lanes way. near Fourth street All are wei come.
 Free gospel Free seats. No collec- tions.
 ApTIITrD GIBSON
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FOR SALE

FoR SALE-All kinds of household furniture ana piano. cheap Mrs. Boyd, at Geo. D. Schofcld's office.
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KOddkS and (PnturVS

l'als4H IH =-eaHd .Hrud Camerts. Illustrated CatI#auc maa-d upon .c. ou..t.
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And 1o stretlee pas eHgsrs. h-- l35 fgem St Michael.
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I'uited state Marshal. pi-tyie If Alaska Second Division
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
Bedford City

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
BEDFORD CITY. VA. Sept co.
Mr. Sneed secretary of the y. NJ. c.
\. of Lynchburg. addressed the stu
dent body of Randolph Macon Acad-
envy Sunday. In a forcibie address
he emphasized the facts that the Y.
VI. G. A. al present was a world
wide movement" and the necessity of
young men affiliating themselves with
il in the beginning of their school ca
reer.
w. Il. Davis, Of Newport News. an
old V. +. l. halfback, is visiting friends
at the academy. lie win return to
Blacksburg. but will be unable to play
this year. owing to the results OF an
operation performed upon his ear this
past summer.
Rev. j. a. Gravis was married to
Mrs, Mary l. Barnette, of West Vir-
ginia. Mr.. Graves was formerly a
resident of Bedford
Miss India i4eftwich. daughter of
Mr.. j. II Leftwich. of Bedford CITY
and Mr., Martin O'Mara of johnson
( City. Tenn, We're married in Roanoke
September II by Rev. Father Lynch.
Thomas A. Farley and Miss Annie
! NJ. Hackworth, both of Lone Gum,
were married at the Graham House
W NIiF new iloi ace NliklnSOn.
In fight here Peter Franklin was
hit by stone thrown by William
| Mills and instantly killed Both were
colored.
1t is interesting to note how pecu-
| liar unfortunate this Franklin family
has been. This mans brother was
killed on the track near here by a
| freight car. Another branch of the
| family, seven in number, were all
burned to death in a house about a
| year ago.
| Mr., f. C. Broazeal. who has been
| extremely i'll since July. is able to
attend to his daily affairs once more.
and his daughter. Miss Sammie, who
| was stricken about the same time. is
also much better.
| Mr.. Mitchell HUMPHREYS. who is a
member of the strong Sweetbriar fac
ulty, is on a visit to friends and reia-
| tiycs here.
Kyle Mccormick Will return to the
University of Virginia in a few DAYS
to resume his duties there
Miss Bessie Grammar, a daughter
of DR.. Carl Grammar. of Philadelphia,
| is visiting Miss Virginia Page.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20

the blocks made so that the shape
can he either the crease or the tele
scope. There is one soft hat. of me-
dunn weight-Whose shape can be
changed to pretty nearly anything UNI
der heaven-which shows Il hrim with
buttonhole edging and several rows
Of stitching. 1t is designed for auto
MODELLING ana other outdoor sporting
stunts, and 1t looks like just the thing
needed at this stage of the open air
life movement.
The most elegant feature displayed
in the soft hat is the pencil curl rim,
SO set in its curl that it cant he
pulled down. II is the pencil curl
straw in the fall and winter mate
rial,
The silk hat of the year, which has
lost its high estate for business. vet
has conquered the dress field at night
almost to the exclusion of the excel
lent and useful opera hat, will have
a flat set brim with a six-inch crown,
SO nearly straight that the bell will
be scarcely discernible. The brim re
mains / "a or ! Us inches. a fairly
small brlm Tor a "drcssy" hat The
really noticeable departure Will be the
cloth band, i 1-2 inches wide. which
stamps the English influence on it
strongly.
Sporting caps-and golf caps seem
to include them aIl-are little short
of screams. this fail, in theeir loud
ness, The weayes are mostly Scotch,
but with some effects that Will be
recognized as English. Their shapes
are very large. SO bizarre is the pop
ular taste in golf caps that it is al
most impossible to sell a small one.
even i'll the most subdued of patterns.
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all Fashions
in Epitoms

II is impossible to give a better re-
sumo of the fall fashions in general
than ny taking as text one modish
" oman properly gowned. From hat
to skirt such woman illustrates adj
mirahly all the newest and smartest
tendencies
The hat first, The new high
crowned and wide brimmed beaver
much wider in the back than in the
front, where the brim Is lowered as
in the steeplechase hats of another
season The hat itself is blue black,
but the lining is of oldro satin
a featude that is TO be marked In
autumn millinery. Not only hats
however. but suits also are to be lin
ed with silk or satin of strongly con-
trasting Color--a sort of reaction
from the somber shades that in gen
eral fashion has imposed upon us.
The willow plume. of a slightly
brighter old rose. is arranged rather
far back on the right side in the up
standing military effect that we have
renamed the chanticler. There liz no
other trimming on the hat, the effect
aimed at being rather striking sim
plicity than ornate elaboration.
The suit is of plum -colored broad
cloth, cut In a semiempire STYLE with
lines closely conforming 70 the figure,
with n swallow tail coat whose waist
line is higher than We have been ac-
eustomed Ia seeing Of late. Tho
sleeves are full-leugth and rather
loose. widened In sailor fashion at the
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~ E;5 sa =! H E The Richmond Virginian
THE SKY-MAN
BY
HENRY MITCHELL WEBSTER
Author Goth Samuel Me1rcdn) Of Calumet ''k'
Copyright 1910 by The Century Company.

| aels with no trouble at all. The gold
We have with us win be enough to
/ take us down TO Vancouver, ana
| there we can charter a ship. you
take command of her. and we go
| north through the Straits again mat
very sumlner--next summer that will
he. az course. We go back to the
harbor where we left the yacht You
can figure ont the rest for yourself
/ guess"
Yes" said PIanck. Its all very
wen.-ouiy. won't there he a good
many TO trust that sort Of secret
to-"
Roscoe looked at him with savage
sort Of grin. Come. you're improving.
! But that hike across the mountains
I TO the upper tributaries Of the For
( cuplne is a hard trail. There aren
/ likely To be many Of US left by the
I time We get started floating down
/ open water. When We get to the Yu-
! kon II won't be surprising II there
/ isn't anybody left at all, but You and
( me"
Plank caught his meaning quick
. lg enough. indeed. . duller man could
1 have read it in Roscoe's savage light
( blue eyes: and the thought made his
! teeth chatter. He would have felt
/ deadl{er terror, perhaps. could ne
&
/ tho bottom Of Roscoe's mind, The
! gold hunter was not much of a sail
} or. but ne felt confident that on the
( broad stretches of the Yukon he
| could navigate a raft alone.
There's this" said Planck after
! moments silence. You're planning
to maroon that whole party. those
that you don't kill, on this forsaken
coast. But they came here for
( tot L-tcIJ-
ing. that's clear enough. They won't
have come without arranging for a
relief ship to follow next summer in
case they don't come back. The re-
lief isn't likely to ind many of them
alive But II may find a few, and even
one survivor would be enough
Roscoe interrupted him impatient
, ~, why. what could a survivor tel?
! What could the whole party tell "
They don't know there's living crea-
, ture on this land besides themselves.
except silly old Miguel: and they'll
think he belonged to Fielding's par
~. They'll think the yacht broke
adrift all by herself. No, therell be
no possibility of following our trail
unless they set the petrels and looms
TO watching us"
At that. Roscoe turned and resum-
: ed his way along the 10y trail, leav-
, ing the former captain to fall in be-
: hind him. But before he had gone a
dozen PAGES. he whirled around
again, suddenly and shot a blazing
searching look straight into Planck's
> face. 1t was as If he had intended
to surprise there the Utmost thoughts
and intentions Of his subordinate
mind. He seemed satisfied, however
with the expression he found in tho
, weather beaten face.
There's this much more" he said
you're not to talk to me any NOR,
: than you can help from now on
= You're to take my orders grudgingly
I Those other fellows viii probably tr,
> to start a conspiracy against me. j
they do. l want YOU 10 be the head o.
it."
, Planck nodded
eta he Continued
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Alice

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. J
ATLEE, VA. Sept. 20.-The revival
closed at Shady Grove NJ. f. church
last sunday night. The pastor, Rev.
Mr. Crowder. preached.
The Daisy Rosebud Society of Shady
Grove Will meet next Sunday morn
ing directly after Sunday school.
The series of meetings began at
Gethsemane Christian church last
Sunday night Rev. Mr.. Kidd. who
has been assisting in the revival at
Shady Grove NJ. f. church, has re
turned to his home In Walkerton.
King and Queen county.
Washington Henry High School
opened Monday morning, September
IS, with the following teachers: Priu-
cipal. Professor Ellis. OF Ashland; as
sistant principal, Miss Margaret Burk,
of King William; Fifth and Sixth
grades, Miss Mary Powers, of Berry
Vile, Va; Third and Fourth grades.
Miss Lucille Cook. of Louisa county;
First and Second grades, Miss Pearl
Taley, of East Atlee.
Miss Blanche Grubbs. of Walnut
Grove. will leave Saturday for Glen
Echo, where she will begin her school
on Monday.
Miss Anna Marks, of Richmond,
who taught Third and Fourth grades
at Atlee High School last term. will
teach First and Second Grades in Full
ton Hill. schoo. this term.
Miss Elizabeth Deitrick has recover
ed from the whooping cough.
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Fork Union
Military Academy

A great school for boys Strict disci-
pine under Army officer. Thorough
instruction under experienced teachers
Management distinctly Christian. Last
session the best in the history OF the school.
Many improvements being made for our
next session.
For catalogue and terms address,
E. S. LIGON, Headmaster.
Fork Union, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20

Christian Convention at Danyiiic.
A large number of delegates and
visitors to the convention OF the Chris-
tlan church, which meets In DanYillc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
STILL RAIDED
FARMERS ARRESTED

Especial to The Richmond Nirgintan.9
RALEIGH, y, &, Sept 2o.--Albert
Richardson and Milton NOVEL;, Well
known farmers Of the Wendell section
OF Wake county. were bound over 70
the next term OF the Federal court
Monday by United States Commis-
sioner Nichols to answer the charge OF
operating a blockade brandy still on
Richardson's place NOVEL; is a bro
Their of the sheriff OF Johnston county,
The still was raided September / and
cut up
Four gallons of brandy were discov-
cred in Noweus smokehouse, about
which he seems to have told the rev
enue raiders, J.-P. II. Adams and X.
W. Merit. conflicting stories. There
We're paths leading from the still to
the dwellings of both Richardson ana
NOVEL;. The officers charge that the
two men have talked IL about the
neighborhood that they had govern
ment license TO distill brandy. II
seems that there is a still with gov
eminent license in that neigh borhood.
1t is believed that the still broken
up has stitIed brandy for a number
of owners of apple orchards in that
neighborhood.<
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
This Season S
Hats for Men

The man who starts on that awful
expedition which ends in buying this
seasons hats can reckon on one thing,
at least. Unless he belongs to the
chronically safe and sane class who
never dare depart from the black der
BY he Is going to encounter browns
of screams, this fall in their loud
he'll take To gray as his refuge from
the oppression of tyrant fashion.
The vogue of brown IS nowhere seen
more obviously than 1t Is in headgear.
And yet. so strong remains the infiu
ence OF the always of the always
agreeable gray that this airy and de-
lectable hue will be seen in many
shops. and, no doubt will grace many
heads, for al. that the learned and
up-t o-date hat salesman may utter
regarding the predominanee of brown,
Hall to the chief, The ultra elegant
brown Of the season in the darker
shades Will Just about fall short of
seal. Then there is a saddle brown,
so named because, if YOU travel into
the West and there acquire, at a cost
of many pangs and a large bundle OF
blisters. a saddle which your breeehes
will have toned into rich. colorful
yet not-too- deep a shade of brown,
you will have a souvenir of anguish
whose complexion is precisely the
brown that's chr'stened for 1t. Better
take the salesman's word for 1t, and
let the martyrdom go at that
The lighter brown tones shade up
into what is virtually IL brown gray,
stuffs whose brown Is so faint that,
were it not for the warmth, the shad-
ow of a shade of red. any one would
say 1t is gray.
All the trimmings. of course. cor
respond to the color of the hats, but
they carry darker tone in every IN
stance.
Hat brims run from an eighth to n
half inch wider than last year, In the
soft hats. while the 'derbies, with low
er crowns. have brims an eighth to
three eighths of an inch broader ra-
Their a pronounced extension. Yet the
effect is much the same M that OF the
higher crown accompanied by the mar
rover brlm.
The derbies. which are practically
independent of color changes. remain
black although there are some light
browns, IL you have the youth or the
nerve to wear them.
The soft hat shapes arc 70 he strong
on the telescope plan. with many OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20

cuffs and ornamented with a row Of
five large white pearl buttons
These buttons are repeated at the
side of the skirt. which is narrow in
cut without being tight, and itself
is clinging and almost trailed at the
bottom The coat is double breas ted
and fastened by these same pearl but
tons. White. black and smoked pearls
are to be very much seen on button
counters this fall.
The wide fur scarf and muff are adj
mirable examples Of the autumn fash
ions in furs. Gray shares with white
and black the favor of the fur-wear-
ers (human. not animaD, and where
the nature of the fur will not allow
of very wide effect. the strips are
sewn together in striped effect. Anoth-
er hint to the wise: Line your muffs
with white satin, for white gloves
are to be very popular, and they are
easily soiled.
Another distinctly fashionable
touch is the single rose, real or arti-
fetal. fastened into the fur scarf, just
where il crosses. and contrasting har-
moniously with the color of the cos
tune. The craze for artificial flow
ers Of rice paper and silk tissue con-
tinues, and roses are among the
prime faVorites
II Viii be nofed that our dainty
ladv wears high. buttoned shoes. OF
cloth-topped kid. and that her sepa-
rate blouse is OF a MESA line SILK,
in color midway between the plum
Of her suit and the old rose of her
plume.
Thus equipped our maiden may go
forth triumphantly into the world OF
fashion. AS We have said, she repre-
sents the sum total and the epitome
of the Paris STYLES for autumn,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
DELEG ATfS ELECTED TO
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

Especial 4, The Richmond VirginianD
SpUTSNlVANIA. VA. Sept. 20.-~
At mass meeting of the Republicans
of SpotSylVania county. held at the
courthouse on Monday, September 9,
for the purpose ot reorganiZing and
election OF delegates To the congress
sional convention from the First dis
trict to be held at Fredericksburg on
September u next. Colonel II. {. Biay
des Was elected county chairman over
S. F. Powell :. J.. Powell WAS made
secretary of the executive committee,
and T. NJ. Thompson. c. II. Andrews,
H. II, Burnley and l., X. kenney, dis
trict- committeeman. and the follow
ing delegates We're elected to- the con
gressional convention, namely: j w,
Baggett Harry McWhirt. s. l., Lewis
and J. II. Dunnavant, 4. w. Waller.
j. +. Burnley, W. NJ Washington, s,
y. Orr, w. L. Brooks, S. Il. Powell and
ID, w. Brooks.
The meeting refused to endorse
President Taft's administration, Con-
gresham Slemp or eXPresident
Rooseveits views on political ethics.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
ALI. PUPILS UNDERGO
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
HARRISONBURG. September 20.
--- Every pupil OF the public schools
of Harrisonburg viii have to under
go a thorough physical inspection and
examination by the physician. who
will report all cases of contagious
diseases, defective eyesight, decayed
teeth and nasal obstruction. DR.. j.
M Biedler is examining physician
IT is thought that this practice viii
soon extend TO the county schools.
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brakeman Injured.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
HARRISONBURG September 20.
Prank Vaughan. Southern Rail-
way brakeman, was brought to Har-
rsonburg Sunday night with n
frightfuIiy mashed foot and received
while coupling cars near Fishers
HIll. The entire foot to the ankle
is crushed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20

Tuesday. September 20. passed
through Richmond Monday night.
Among the delegates from West
Point; Or. Il. h. Bagby, Mrs. Ed.
Ragby, Rev, II. +. Helsabeck. pastors
OF the Christian church AT Dunns1ii lille.
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Association Night School.

Y. M. C.. A. BUILDING.
RICHMOND. VA.
Enrolment Week September 16-ocfober 4.
NIGHT EDUCATIONAL CLASSES AND
CLUBS.
FOR MEN.
Arithmetic. Bookkeeping
steuoGFsphy Mechanical Drawing.
Commercial English. PenmAnship.
spelling Window Gard LETTERING
Typewrltlng. Telegraphy.
Advertising, Etc.
FOR BOYS.
Arithmetic Spelling.
Stenography PenmanshIp,
Business, Mechanical Drawing
window Gard Lettering.
NEW EQUIPMENT UP-TO-DATE
METHODS. COMPETENT
INSTRUCTORS.
Enrolment Books now open Information Free,
G, -, RICHARDSON. Chairman Educational
Committee.
s. n Mckee. General Secretary
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Because quorum was not present
Company c, First Battalion. First In
fantry did not take un the election
OF a second lieutenant Monday night