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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
Song @eura pg hans 6plf.

Ge1 1pe &olrge al england far
lom en- al tine fprlte &egierings-
ba11oli1ger eftergipet Stroffen for cit
MG11goe Sanger rl1n0t ON / 2or6ets
IGngSler, ser pe0 go0 Opfgriel bop=
De gjort Jig forticnte til Ell iaoool1
@nnlt. 9igeleoes far Fan %offortet
Stroffetioen for mango Sanger. Sg-
1oa Sbertreoere / &eren og Gloo-
Den bor faaet Gel / 9enaa6ningerne.
&ol1gen bor uolte0t ct aabent @rep
til l11e ltnoeriaatter, bpori ban taf-
fer Dem for 0eres Deltagelie / bans
Sorg neo bans fongelige. 6aoers
Sortgang. @nfeoronning Mleranora
bar ligele0es u0lteof Ell ManifeIt til
solicit me6 en- Saf for al sen @ier=
l1gbeo og 9eltagelie Ser En- piit benoa
| Sorgen ODER &ongens Dg6 % mep.
9en o11, at Sen @ierligbeo ser er
pitt Ben bortgangne maa blipe oper-
paa ben6es Spn, sen me @on=
&c, og bans Dronning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
st NIT Talifneri al 9r. Guof afjlpres

Sra Seem Sort me6oeles, at man
CT tonnret efter ct mt 6ollfneri al
Treoericf 81. @oof> SEN ubeloige BoI-
forer og @ier9beltiger. Me0ens ban
leologeoe 8elgico Gfspeoitionen, OPP
bolot ban Jig Ell Sis / Slofan0et, bpor
BON traf iommen mes en- gammel
Misiioner, Sbomos Bridges, ser /
mango Mar baboe opbolot lig blon0t
yagbas Stammen, lert oens gproo
til 5~ulofommenbe0 og frepet en-
Sproglere al bette 9prog poo 3d.
600 Orb. Goof laante Manuifriptet
at Bridges, me1 lepere0e set life til
bage. San tog set meo Jig biem, o.
I geretntnge11 ON 8elgica gfspe6itio=
men inolemme0e bon Ell gdbqoS
Sproglare, JON ban l10gap lom for
fattet at bam lelp, i6et ban bab6e
lGrt Sproget. Mislionpren er ieue-
re oeo, og bans SIN bar life ppret
iltono til at faa Wannifriptet lepcret
tilhage al 81. goof.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
Mc6 2mftifib oper &analen.

6or anoen Gang er ct itprbort
2l1ftith ieilet oper &onolen mellem
england og Grontrige, i6et i 2gr=
bags Ell Senneien al @repe Sc 2es=
ieps, ser onlag6e Sue5 &onalen og
be9pnote pao Savanna &onalen, Gre
be Socq1aes Sc 2esleps, gift op fra
GolaiS pao Sen franife SIDE al &a-
nole11, og efter so Minutters @eiloos
lonoeoe / beolte @elgooenoe poo Sen
engellfe SIDE, / Nerbe0en al Doper.
San panOt 6erpe0 en- Yremie pau
$4,000. Sans 9uftifib par al jam,
ME Mooel JONI 8leriot's, Ser jeile6e
ben lamme 9l1ftrute / Sl1li ifior,
men inloen0te S11ren pao minore
ems oen babe Si6. 2esieps ogter at
benoe tilbage til 6ranfrige as famine
@sj og ofpenter MI en- g,1nitig 9ejlig=
be6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
Gn neutral @anama aanal.

&on9resmono Setter al Ohio bar
I 8epr9ientantbulet fremiat ct 6or=
flag, gaoen0e us pao, at ser flutes
Sraftater me6 ollie andre Sgmagter
ON at &anama &unalen erfleres for
neutral. Gette betp6er life, at Sc
Soreneoe 5tuter opgiper lin 81
enoon1sret til &analen, men pao
6enne Maa0e Denter man at funne
nnogaa at anl9gge Sc itore 6orter;
iom ellers biloe blipe %npbpenoige for
at foripare Sens Meutralitet, % ion,
bil0e folte 2an6et mmgfol6ige Mil-
ltoner. Savanna @analen pil0e Ser
De0 blipe itillet omtrent paa iomme
Moaoe iom Sue5 &analen meller,
Miien og Mfrifa, ser er aaben for
@jennemiejling at ale @ationers
&rigsltibe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
5o(6etingSoa(9et /
0QnmQr6.
(6orti. ira @i1e ~

\OOIll. ira StDe ~
pure Sc reAierenoe fer / 2onoet, ellcr
ON ct friiil10et og oemofrotilf Sol,
feporti ipm &enitre ogioo frcmoeles
ifol leoe l1opiflingen."
Spires &olgoproob bar gonlfe fort.
Sc pigtigltc Srtnin9er Ie0: rGe
2ope, ipn1 peotoges li6ite CONNER
gop life nogen en0elig 2gsning al
6prl porslogen, nlel1 ser pe6toges beo
DEM Ell Mrffe betponinasful6e 6or-
onitoltningeor, ligten0e til, at bort
Sano fon opfploe line folferetlige
6orpligtell Jet. ... Sfl1loe Wfiniiterict
foo Nlertol, pil bette blipe SeSl10le0=
r1l11gen til. en- 6oripors= pg 6or-
fatl1ingsfonlp, un0er Dpilfen meget
nil blipe logt pOe, og bort Ge6re=
loro goo Ell Si0 / Mp0e, fulo al Sc
ltprltc 6orer for Dor il1ore og pore
Stilling. 81 logger 0erfor Selger~
nc porn1t poo Sin0e, bpor ifjebne-
lpal1gert Bette &alg fan blipe> og op=
fororcr Sem ale til energilf at meo=
pirfe til, at life etbpert 6oripor for
Tolunarf tilintetgjdres."
Saooon lp6 Sc E%rogron1ller, man
gift til Solg poo. Sc bar 10 bper
for Jig gobe at fao 6orltono al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
$rofesior 8sssilb / Minueiota.

&roicsior 8ernbaro 8sggilo antom=
n,er 2sroa9 6ormiooas til Ngricul<
tl,ral College, ct. Nntbonp Borf, 90
bill boloe cit 6orelGSntng paa Gu
getlt Ser iamme 6ormiooog SCI. II.
Sill oette 6oreorag bar enbper, Ser
interesiertr Jig for @eieriipbrsS-
moal, fri Mogang. MGlte l(ge gaor
&rofesioren paa Ell .9feiie til forifiel=
Iiae @eierioiitrifter / Staten unoer
observation-disclosures Ml,lpicier. Eaa
6enne @eiie oil ban Manoag 5. 30.
belsge Glorfs @roue % gilbert 2ea,
9Sreeborn County, set heolte @elert-
0iltrift / Stoten, og buao ser CT BET
iarnn1e, set melt 0oltife Iarmerol-
itrift. 9irsSog 5. 81. belpgeS Sitcb=
fielo % Sarge, Snsoag 5. 1. Sl1rrl
Sbief &ipcr Sails % Grooflton, SIRE
Sag 5. 3. SSl,ui Gull.tb % 2broog ..
4. Sssu,,i Spillill9bperne. Mlle otsle
steoer boloes Toreorog pao Gn9ellt
ON pigti0e Meieriipsrasmool, ION
Suruerne inobpbes til at opcrpGre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
fra mango Eantet.
sn &crocms=S

Gn %crocms=S
oob11eoeS liolte ltge / @ai6ingtonl 8.
T., 1leo 9eltagere fra ale Ger0ens=
belle og al olle friltelige Sroesbefje1-
oeller. Gn al Sc melt n1prfeligc
6rerntol1ingcr pe0 &pngresien bar cit
&rnpeporaoe / 9pr0ogs al S%pnooes=
lfolelurere fra allie 2onbe, Ser toltc
ca. 10000 9eltagere. Soget gift neb
40 FenniDlpanio Mpe. rlu1ot ON &a-
pltpliet, bpprefter 9eltogerne jamie
oes til ct Mas lem1p6e / aonpelltions=
Set bar ct / fri @rao in1po=
11ereroe Sptog, / bpilfet looes Ell
6aner mes forlfielli9e re-
Snoifrifter, og Ser morlcbe=
reoes til Sonerne al religigie 5ange.
9eltogerne ltamme0e fra laa at iige
Seroens &iger og 2onoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
8Mliuaeriaaen.
acknowledgement / benne

acknowledgement / 6enne celebre
Mffgre er MI afilutte6e, men oet piI
enonn tage en- lang. Sis, tn6en Del,
bltper enoelig afgiort, i6et Sogferer=
ne paa begge @ioer ifal bape minoit
ct 8or Tiger til at foretage l1borag
og Moter al 6orbanoltngerne, og Ser
efter ifal 8omiteen babe 6orbonolin-
ger inoen luffeoe 0ere for at afgipe
&ienoelle. Torberene begpn6te s.
~. Snnllor % bar paret / A Doge.
Sogen bar foitet 2an6et ober Sill
600 efter 6orrnon0en Senotor anutc
Mellons Sp9ipelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
Sulofumislipucu.

st al Sc ui9ti9ite 2eo / Sololop-
g%ipningen / 0enne &pngresl on1lil1a
er Oprettellen al Solofomis lioner, ct
foIt ~9oorO", buis Spgone set lfo!
bore peo l1noeriogelie ui ollie Ipr=
-bolo, Ser itaar / 6pr6iuoelie mes ST.
-onltri og Son0el loo pel / SnolouO
9om ltoluno at filoe Ell p%irfe(ig og
pnolIoelig @alis for Sololotjer11e,
faaleoes at hoonc Erooucenter, 6or=
bonolere % Tprbrr1gere fan peoer<
torres 9fet % Sfjel / Smietninge,1.
Fopne=Mloricb Sopcn Far olorig gi=
bet flllo Silfrcositillelie, ielp life
for oen1, Ser itutteoc oens Sil6lipel=
1e. 9en blep finn 2pp pao @rltr10 al
"t1gen be0rcs @upclie". Gunfen n1eo
&olofomiSlioncn er at lope ct Mua0,
Der til enbper Sis poo en- ful0t uo
bioenifabeli9 Moooe, mes til6prliqt
Senipn til ollie 6oftprer, fan tage Sc
1orlfielligc Sol0iatier nlloer Suer.
beetle, ioolcoes at Sololpprgsn1oo=
let laa blot mn,ligt toges MS al Goli-
tifen og blioer ct limpelt itotsefono=
milf SpergsmooI.
Sprtnoeligt bar Set fin @enliqten,
at oenne &omislion ifl,loe flnre TO-
refuge alminoeli9e lll1oerlsgelicr on
I @el1bolo til &elultatet al oisie gjg=
re SnoltilIinger til aongreslen ON
@noringer 5oloiotierne. Gfter
5%illfpnoelie of Minneiota aor1gres=
monoen Sopnep bor imiolerti0 &re=
tioent Soft forlongt ct p6erligere
Silifuo al a Million Collars til
Romisiionen, for at 6ens Mrbei0e
fttroe Blue mere in0gooen0e, bpor-
Dos Ser eipes SEN Ell meget omfatten=
be &et til Snofoloelie al %ioner, l1n-
oerlsgelfe al pripote 6irmaers 3d.
ger 0. |. b. Gette 6orilog er pe0ta-
get at @eprGi entantbniet i oenne
1t9e. $ele SEN progresiipe 6lei all
@epublitonerl1e itetteoe 6or1aget,
meoens be regl1lGre / Hartiet iamt
Sennotroterne befempe6e set. Sci
progre8fipes eneite SSn6pen6ing imoo
bet bar. at Set life gtper &omisiio-
11ett not Maet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
Store Menbs Mnmobelb.

~Srefol0 bepebnet er 6en Man0
lom / lin Gtri6 bar &et."-@baee-
ipeare.
~Sg firefolo, bpis ban taar @la-
get ferit o9 onbragt ret."-Soib
Billings.
@epebnet mes en- 6lolfe al @or,
nsr's @bite @ine Of Sor er set let
at gipe De6slteoet til Sen fgrIte So
refomit al Ell 6orfelelie, eller @tr1,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
fpres DC I @asiepis. Sc fommcr
prgparereoe / 8orafs for at ie goot
Liz men nnnr @nrnf2nn i1neItor =


prGparere6e / 8orafs for at lie goot
llO, men naar 8orafsen imelter /,
@armen bliper Sfinferne frpgtelige'
at ifue.
Set frembapes uotrpffeligt, at alt
BET Ofsetip0, ser fommer
fra Sc ltore. ameritanite 5lagterier
til 0onmarf, er iun0t og goot.
Set er set ilappe Silipn al Suao=
b%eospolttiet / Gann1arf, ser er
Sfplo in oisie ubp9geliee Torbol0.
Oct er al iaa ringe @%etponing, at
Der fan iplges bele 5fibslaoninger,
Der olorig bar paret ipne0e al set.
Sc uoenlanoife DprleeeG ertififater
og Su1obeospolitiets &ontrol er beg
&C li9e uGroilpie, be00er set.
~Gaune6rog"s Nfllpringer / @lo=
set for II. Miai far oabenbart paft
Sen lterite Spligt. 6lere al Sc ltbrre
Observation-Disclosures bar u0lteot Grille
ringer ON, at Sc ablolllt life brl1gte
amerifonlf @eltefieo / 6eres Sorret=
llingcr. Sgiua @roslerer=S ocietetet,
&ipbell6opns eperlte prtpate @on0els=
al1t6oritet, far taget 5friot til at ill
bogepile Mfllpringerne peo at looe
i'm 6eoeOare=S eftton rolte0e en- @r=
fl9ring, Ser paa iaa at iige ollie
Elrnfter moOiiger Sc / 8la6et trent
fornne Splpsninger. Sen bepber loa=
leOes, at ser iaa at iige life tommer
@eltefipo fra England u0oper enfeltc
Hrgpelenoinger, at Sc u0enlanoife
9prlegeattelter ntao reipefteres, 81
Sc CT paate9neoe al Sen 6anife Soft
jul, at uoenlanoif @eitefjeo ilet life
o%r1pel1oes / Sen 0onlfe 8gllefabrifo=
tion, 0a man fan fao btlligere ferlf
@eltefjeo I ielpe Donmarf og nof al
set, at Sc omerifanlfe 2ammelaar
fonrmer fra Mrgentina og iom @egel
fren1fommer / Juno % fritz Silitonb,
at 6orlfinferne tonmer fra Sc ltore
amerifanife Slaeterier og foripneoe
mle0 Gertiftfot 0. /. b.
v9omebrog" bor interpietpet
Sumobeospolitiets Gbet Snlpeftgr
Se6epelern-9orlen, ser %in6rgmmeoe,
at Ser life fsres en- giennem9riben0e
&pntrpl, al Sen go0e @rln6, at fan
life far Mun0ifob NOT til at fore Ell
laaoon. @an bar fun 6 Mano til
lin &oaoigbe0, men for at FIRE en-
nroentlig &pntrpl bltroe ban bapc
minolt 60. &e6 Camp fibene mgoer
Sum0beospolitiets @etiente llet fife,
oh man gour l10 fra, at 5olonpl enet
fer ferer Set npopenoige Silipn, OF
Epllefobriferr,e er Ser beller inge11
&ontrol meo, i6et Bette piI6e frene
ct enorn1t Solfe6ol6 og meofpre me-
gen @efoltning. Gen ltn6eriegelie,
Der al 9ono6rugsminilteriet iottes i
%rrf t M%nleoning al @eifploninger,1c
for Mlofpriel al m1erifanif @eite=
fjpo, fdrte efter Sl1n06eospoliti=G be=
fen Deller life til noect Melultot,
men oel1 lpnes rigtignof FIJI, at bope
b ltooet /, at mon lp6 rogle enfclte
Slnpprterer ofbpre o9 npie6es mes
Ncres ll0iogn.
N(ntoeclig pi( oerme Saa fire til
cn grunoig l(%l10eripgelie al Ion=
nlorfs &je0inport / allie 0cus
Grfelt6eoer. Set ier uo til, at ser er
"lpn1etGi11g rotten III 9enrlorf" bpo0
.in1porteret &jp0 ol1goor, % at 6ernc
Mooooenlfob fonu11er fra Mmerifo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

Ggenter for uorc 8oser os @laee
iamt vSanife / Nmcrita".
g. 6. Stcianien,
SDlcr, Miun.
s. 6. 8eterieu,
272 8urnjisc Ct.
&prtlano, Gre.
s. s. Glauien.
1888 5aeuma Nue..
Sacolno. @aih.
Nnn. 0olScn Eeniru.
Milwanfcc, Bis
Suer @anien,
Smaba % 80. Gmaba, Mebr.
Council Bluffs, So,ua.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

Entered at the Post ..Ofice at1St. Paul
ASnn., as s~econd:class mail-matter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13
WOMAN's COLLEGE
WILL Be WORTHY
Plans Well Advanced for Fine
School to be Established at
Westhampton.
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OPEN IN TWO YEARS
Building to Begin Next Spring
aud School TO Open in Sep
-. TENDER 1912.
OPEN IN TWO YEARS

Plans for the esta blishment here,
in close alliance with Richmond Col
lege. OF n splendid college lot the
education of girls are now pretty we'll
perfected. The actual work OF build
ink VIII begin neM spring and IL g
hoped to have the school ready to be
opened III September. 1914
As there has been a good deal of
misconception and misunderstanding
as to the plans for the Woman i
College and its relation to Richmond
College. Rev. DIR. d. Cabell Hening.
corresponding secretary of the Bap-
tiSt Educational Commission Of Viz
GINA. has prepared an article giving
the facts in the case. DIR. Hening
writes;
III gives me pleasure 10 comply
With your request for statement
from me for your admirable paper
-caaeaE.1Rs the plans of thr tesstfftst
Ba,'usts tor the esta biishmenr OF a
CO llegiate institution for women prop
eriy endowed and with standard
equal to those Of the best colleges in
the land.
Have Fine Site.
We have secured as site FOR the
institution, by gift and otherwise. u
rlot of land containing 2sS 77-I09
acres. This land being part of
Westhampton Park, lies a little to
the west OF Richmond. and is about
thirty minutes ride by street car from
the city hall. in the center OF il is
a lake, fed by large spring. and con-
tanning nearly seven acres of water
surface. TO the south OF this lake.
aud toward the river road we VIII
erect, to begin with. a recitation
building for women and two dormi-
tories. AT the eastern end OF the
lake will be located our mutual light,
heating and power plant. A little to
the north of this such buildings for
mutual facilities as a general library.
science hail, museum, etc. On the
opposite side of the lake will be erect
ed the new college for men. While the
two institutions are near enough to
admit OF the use of mutual utilities.
which will be as effective for both as
for either. they will be separate and
apart. the distance between them
being possibly more than twice that
between the present Won1an's Col
lege or Richmond and the medical
colleges.
Open I'm Two Years
Landscape gardeners and architects
are already at work on the prepara-
tory stages, and we hope to begin
the building in the spring OF 1911. III
our subscribers to the fund will pay
promptly and other friends contribute
additional funds which will be great
~ needed, we hope to enter the new
college in September. 1912. Much of
our 100000 was pledged on the con-
dition that we complete the amount,
and these conditional subscribers pay
only as we collect from others There
fore, both on this account, and on
account of the urgent need OF funds
TO carry out the plan, those who have
pledged should pay promptly. and
other progressive and interested per-
sons should generously aid us.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13
HORSE KEPT IN STALL
NEARLY TWENTY YEARS

CINCINNATI. Aug. 13.--City officers
Thursday Investigated the home of Ed
ward Flynn, T6-year -old hermit tiv-
ing at Terrace Park. and found a con-
dition of affairs which leaves them ut
a loss how to act.
Flynn has for years kept four horses
as pets. One of them was born In a
stall Ia years ago and has never left
IL since. The other horses are between
the ages OF 81 and 3S years. None of
them have ever been harnessed. Rath-
beasts OF burden. Flynn has made two
trips day for two miles to bring food
to his pets.
Humane officers found the animals M
excellent condition, but will demand
that the horse that has been kept
penned UP during his lifetime be- al
lowed TO run at large. Flynn In en-
phatic terms resented the visit Of the
ofI1cera- AZ. y. y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13
Gained to- AIbenalle.

Mr.. Charisa A. Miller. chief clerk
of the Department or Agriculture.
was called to Albemaris county Fri
day on account Of tho il.ness az A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13
RUN MOTOR CARS
WITHOUT TROLLEY
Southern Makes Experiment in
Tricky Settled Milling Sec
ton of South Carolina.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
GREENVILLE, S. c.. Aug, ID
Electric motor car service without the
use OF trolley wires or the third rail
attachment lis being given on the line
OF the Southern Railway and the Blue
Ridge railway between Greenville and
Anderson. the intermediate territory
being perhaps the most thickly settled
milling section in the South, including
the important points. Piedmont, Pei
ger. Williamson and Bolton.
The car is run by electricity gen
Grated by a gasolene engine. The
powerful machinery is compactly piac-
ed IN the forward end. 1t Is cas-
lily manipulated. and the car is han
died with perfect ease. The greatest
interest Is felt throughout this section
In the motor car, and 1t is crowded
every trip. The first day 1t was greet
ed by great crowds at every station.
At one place a citizen was SO anx-
ious to set q view that he left the
barber's chair, running to the station
with his face covered with lather
Tho new service is In addition 10
the steam trains run between Green
vile and Anderson, and Is expected
TO prove a great convenience. The op-
Grafton of these cars, the first of their
kind in the South. viii be watched
with great interest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13
MISS LOUISE REES
rs GUEST OF HONOR

Especial 10 The Richmond yirg.nian)
OXFORD. n. c., August 1s.--Miss
Gertrude Lands delightfully."- entertain
ed at cards Thursday afternoon in hon
or OF Miss Louise Rees. OF Baltimore.
who ia the guest OF Col. and Mrs. Will
fsafa Tsandfs. The pAriors were deco
rated for the occasion. and the color
scheme OF yellow and brown was car
ried out In the score cards and also in
the refreshments which were served In
two courses and consisted OF salads.
sandwiches, ices and cakes.
Punch was served by Miss Julia Win
ston and Miss Janet Gregory. Tho
guests were. Misses Louise Rees. OF
Baltimore; Florence Rrem. OF Brook
iyn. Weaver. of Princess Ann, Md.
Nowling. Of Lynchburs: Beatrice Lew
is. OF New York: Edith Spratley.. Of
folk; Afiene Cooper. OF Fayettevills:
Annie Furman. Lille White. Lucy Webb
Mary b. Williams. Mary Cooper. Mar
tina Ferebss, Sophia Taylor. Julia Win
ston. Fannie and Nst Gregory. annie
Crews. Janet 0resory. Katharine Flem-
ing, Florence IAndis, Mrs J. C, Gamma
dy and Mrs. 4Morrtss. or jacksonville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13
bD0U WILL CLOSE
ITS DOORS SATURDAY,
Summer Vaudeville Season a Dis
appointment to Managers from
Financial Standpoint.

Saturday marks the end OF the sum-
mer season OF vaudeville at the Bijou
Theater. and for several weeks the big
amusement house will be dark. pre-
liminary to reopening for its winter
season of melodrama.
The announcement that the theater
would close came as q surprise. II be-
Ing expected that attractions would be
offered for several weeks to come. Acc
cording TO representatives OF the Prin-
cess Theater Company, which has
been managing the local playhouse, 1t
Is said that the season has not been
as snccessful from financial stand
point AZ had been expected, and that
the early Closing II due largely to this
fact &c. siss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13
TOBACCO REPORTS
ARE ENCOURAGING
Crop Will Be About Same Size
as Last Year and of
Better Grade.
hurley EXPERIMENTS
Planters viii Again Try Band
With This Grade, Though
Past Was Unsatisfactory.
EXPERIMENTS

Tobacco planters are beginning to
display a little anxiety on account OF
the drought which has continued for
several weeks, but still are in hopes
of more rain within the next lew
days. 1t is believed that the heavy
shower of Saturday was not entirely
local, but reached out into the State
and was of material benefit to the
growing leaf.
Richmond brokers are keeping
close tab on the prospects for the
opinion that II will be OF about the
same size as last years yield, declar-
ing that the acreage set forth this
year has not been increased to any
great extent
Nothing Doing Here.
Since June there has been moth
ing doing in the local market The
tobacco men are Willing away their
time in storing the weed and making
a few scattering sales and sampling.
According to reports of .=-mers
who recently visited Richmond he
experiments last year with hurley
were not as satisfactory as expected.
However. the planters have again de-
cty,ed to try their hand at making Viz
gtnia a producer Of this grade and
have against set forth about the same
number of plants as last year.
Normal Crop.
Generally speaking this years crop
will be normal. 1t Is expected tc
come In about October 15, although
there wilt probably be few sales
next month Of primin =. :,
The plants this year II Is said, will
be slightly stunted on account OF the
late frosts last spring, but they Were
not materially damaged and aside
from this IL Is believed that the grade
will be above the usual average.
As whole. the reports from the
tobacco territory are encouraging.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13
GREAT PROFIT IN
GROWING FRUIT

Especial TO The Richmond virsinian.)
WASHINGTON. u. C.. August Ia
comprehensive picture of the ad-
vantages to be found in the fruit grow
Ing sections of the Southeastern States
Ia presented In the August issue Of
The Southern Field" the official or
gan of the Land and Industrial De-
partment of the Southern Railway and
associated lines. the circulation of
which will begin In few days
The leading article OF this issue Is
devoted to discussion of fruit grow
ing In Virginia. the Carolinas, Geor-
gia. Alabama. Tennessee and Missis-
sippi. The story of the development
of the growing OF apples. peaches, Der
ries and small fruits III this territory
is fully told and the opportunities for
future development pointed out.
The farmer interested In fruit grow
Ing who reads this issue cannot fail to
be impressed with the great opportuni-
ftAs which await him In the SouthAaat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13
BIG MEETING OF
BIBLE CLASSES
Plans on Foot for Great Assem-
bly, of Sunday-School Folk
III the Fall.

On Tuesday evening a meeting OF the
Executive Committee of Federation OF
Mems Bible Classe. was held in the
home OF Col. Eugene c. Massie. No. Az
e. Grace street. The committee out
lined plans for meeting similar to
that held In the auditorium in Novem-
Der, 1909, to take place about the sec
ond Sunday in November. Committees
were appointed to secure speakers.
music, advertising, etc. Some of the
most prominent speakers In this
country viii be invited for the occa-
sion. 1t is hoped that every adult
class IN tffe etsy wilt tUtn the Federa~
ton and that the parade and meeting
will be the largest of its character, IN
tho history OF Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

Mr.. Ren1amin L Purcell. deputy
State Dairy and Food Inspector, wfai
be among the speakers for the boat
farmers, institute 70 take place from
August ~ to ~. He will talk no