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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-08
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Gil al Adjourn ed Meeting

territory was then called from the
table by Chairman Richardson, ana
almost Immediately plunged the en-
tire council into squabDle over the
recommendation for improvements
submitted.
SINCE the various ward representa-
uyes each insisted that his ward was
not getting its daes the report was
laid back on the table, and the money
for the various improvements will
therefore remain in bank for another
month at least.
Appropriations Reported.
Following the report OF the ttnancs
committee the council approved the
following appropriations:
Fixing the compensation OF labor
ers In cemeteries at So per day each ,
appropriating s4,l76.2o to an account
to be known as street damages. to
pay certain claims on Floyd avenue
and other streets. caused by grading
of the streets: fixing the pay of the
night watchmen at the city stables ~
81 per day; authorizing the city at
torney to acquire land to extend West
street south from Floyd avenue; in
creasing the pay of the clerk OF spe-
cial assessments to $3.50 per annum;
amending the city code concerning
the collection of taxes giving the
collector the right to levy on personal
property for taxes; appropriating So
600 for the entertainment OF the Ma
tional Association Of Piano Dealer
and Manufacturers: authorizing the
committee on grounds and buildings
to appoint custodian for the Blues
armory, at $40 per annum: trans
ferring $4,000 from the bond issue
for schools and sewers to account OF
Hanover avenue public school; desfg-
mating the United States Mortgage
and Trust Company. of New York,
as fiscal agent or the city.
Several city contracts were then APP
proved, and a resolution offered by
the water committee rnstructing ali
committees which employ men To SEM
representatives to form a joint COM
mittee which shall draw up a uni
form wage scale for all city employees.
Just before adjourning the special
committee appointed some time ago
to investigate the affairs in Collector
Cunningham Office was discharged.
1t had made no report, and as the
collector has entered on another term
and SO cannot be affected. it was
claimed. by any old charge, the whole
matter was dropped
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report showed the post to be in OK
cellent condition.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
President--R. w. Prrcr.
Vice President--R. f. Lunsford.
Secretary and Treasurer-~R NJ.
Pritchard.
Board of Direotors-7J. Ef. Bailey,
+. +. Thwea1. !, .Pafhafn. w, w,
Warren, w. l. Rahily, j. X. jolly, q.
Meachcm---
Chairman Press Commlttee~-W. 4.
Bauga.
Chairman Hotel Committee--I4. +.
robertson.
Chairman Legislative Committee
Robert ( 4haniss. --.---.
Chairman Employment Commit
tee---F. f. Thweatt,
Chairman Sick and Relief Conn
mIttee--G. w. Harrison.
Chairman Membershi pCommittee---
w. p, Atkinson.
Chairman Good Roads Committee
w. f.. Armstrong.
Chairman Railroad Committee
r. w. Price.
Physician and Surgeon-Dr. Julian
Beekwith.
chaplain-~-Dr w, c. Taylor
The following are delegates to the
State convention IN Stauuon May IL:
Messrs. A. W. Bryant. Robert Cuth-
bert, II, l.. Smith. s w. Hood, T. +,
Threat !. " Parham, X. IL Luns-
ford. l.. =. Robertson, ]. p. Goodrich,
Robert Cabanniss, J. III. Bailey, j. X,
Jolly, w. r. Atkinson, o. w. Msttox
r. w. Price and Robert Prichard
To the national convention at Chat
tanooga on May IS: Messrs. l.. p
Robertson and j. f.. Goodrich were
elected delegates.
Wagner Lecture Recital.
The chapel of the Southern Female
College In Petersburg was the scene
last night of most interesting and
unique musical entertainment, when
the first fortnightiy musicale of the
college for the month Of April took
the form Of Lohengrin lecture by
Miss Churchill. of the musical faculty,
assisted by tan of the students Of
piano and vocal.
Not All of the arias were attempt
ed, but those that We're given We're
rendered in artistic fashion. Espe-
cial mention should he made of three
songs-~"E lsa's Prayer by Miss
Slaughter Elsa Song to the
Breezss,' by Miss Stainback. and the
Bridal Hymn by Miss Primer. one
Of the most exquisite songs, 80 Love
Divine" was not sung, but was beau
tifuny voiced az piano number by
Miss Stanton, who also played the
Song of Rejoicing" Miss Leigh gave
the prelude to Act +, and also Elsa 3
Bridal Procession" while Miss Ste
phegsei gave the duo. ....Teiramund and
Lohengrin" and ''IlohengrinR Re-
proof The prelude TO Act 2 was
played hy Miss Spear and Miss Elze
gave the "Reveille" In brilliant style.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-08
At the Theatres

Academy--"Thc Mummy and the
Humming Bird'--S:2o o'clock Friday
evening.
Bijou--.sThe JOY Rlders''--S:15
o'clock Friday evening.
Naturalization Pictures and Vaude-
yilIe--Aftcrnoon and evening.
Standardization Pictures and
au,ieville---Afternoon and evening.
Paul Gilmore one of the most popu-
lar and successful comedy-drama ac-
tors of the stage world, will be seen
at the Academy Friday night in THE
Mummy and the Humming Bird" Mr..
Gilmar6 has Ecarea MANY fTiuI2pAs,
but he Is said to Eurpass all of his
past endeaVors in his present venicle.
a play OF strong plot. keen interest,
tense situations, brilliant dialogue and
wholesome humor
Oratorical Contest ut College. q
The annual oratorlcal contest Of tho
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-08

The report of the committee on the
appointment OF funds for annexed
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building Permits,

The city building Inspector has is.
sued the following permits.
Authorizing X. Baxter Wilson to
build "a brick store on Second street be-
tween Main ana Cary streets
Authorizing Ralph Levy and Mary
BOYLE to build three stores on Main
street. near Second street.
Auth ortxingt Mrs. Lizzie Turner to
build brick dwelling on Grace street
near Inc s9nlsyafsi srdan Stg0p gspair
Nos. 3Si and 1914 + street, To cost si2s.
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Especial To The Richmond Vlrgtnian.)
HARRfsoNBURG, VA. April IT,
Announcement is made Of the mar
rage on Tuesday of MISC Clara John
son, daughter of r. j, Johnson, OF
Pleasant Valley, and William Proc
tor. stenographer In the employ OF
his father, G. c. Proctor, the well
known miller at Mount Crawford.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-08

phiiologian and Ma Sigma Rho it,
erary societies OF Richmond College
viii take place Friday night in the
chapel The debate will begin at s;ib
o'clock. The winner will contest for
the State intercollegiate oratorical
medal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-08
Press Your Clothes Two
Months, $3.50

We beg to offer our patrons something
unusual. Bring, send or mail us this
coupon. Good for two months. We
will cali at your address and get your
suit every week for two months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-08
PUPILS GIVE MUSICALE.

Attractive Entertainment Given by
Pegram's Seminary Pupils.
The spring musicale given by the
pupils of Pegram's Seminary Tuesday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-08
COUPON.
CUT THIS ouT-cUT THIS OUT

This coupon and 81 LOO win be ac-
eepted from any gentleman to have
his clothing or suits pressed two
months, and delivered TO any address
in Richmond, once week AT THE
TUXEDO.
Tuxedo Tailoring and Renovating
Co, 439 West Main Street, City.
Gentlemen:Pl Please send to my adj
dress dyery week for two months and
get one suit to press for me.
Yours very truly,
Mr., .7..........-..
Address.
Street ..,..............a ...........
This coupon will be accepted until
April 18th, 1910.
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FACILITIES AND PERFECT
SYSTEM

A garment that passes through our
system is disinfected, as no germs or
microbes can exist under tempera-
ture as high as the dry steam injected;
ut the same time it removes any odor
that may be in it; takes away the
grimy appearance, raises the nap,
revives the eolnTs and imparts to the
garment that freshness desired by Al
dressers.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16

plurality of ssabout : IL, 600 over
United States Senator Robert L.
Taylor, Administration Democrat.
The regular Democrats W h o
claim to control the Legislature.
it is said, plan to contest the
election and throw out, if posi-
BILE, the entireiFirst COMPRESSION
al district because of alleged
Irregularities in the ballots. This
would wipe out Hooper's ma
jority. We would like to see the
State of Tennessee continue in
the hands of the Democrats,
but we do not want to read of
any act that has the least smack
of fraud.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16

The MountainI Echo, a strong
Republican paper, published at
London, advocates the unseating
of Caleb Powers. Congress is
the sole judge Of it's members
and just what may happen can
not be told, but we do not favor
such move. While we believe
his party has made a bad mistake
yet, so far as we know, no ALI
cations of fraud are made against
his electionsand we hope that he
will not beMdisturbed, but be
permitted to draw his salary and
to occupy a seat facing body
o f intelligent conference.-the
will be there and there for bust
ness.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16

The following sensible edito-
rial is from the Harrodsbu-g
Democrat: The sweeping Dem
ocratic victories throughout the
country impose heavy obligations
upon the Democratic party, obi
cations which it is undoubtedly
willing to assume, but which it
must meet bravely and discharge
faithfully fit would prove itself
worthy of the confidence of the
people. The Democratic party
has always claimed to be the
friend and champion of the COM
mon people-the masses a S
against the classes. Not fanati-
cism but horse sense must domi-
nate party councils. Legislation
mush not be for sections or class
es, but for the whole county and
all the people.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16

Mr.. Kent Bryant of this place,
was called to Green river, Oct.
Both. to attend the burial of his
sister, Mrs. Mary Stapleton, who
died Saturday night Oct. 10Th,
after an illness of a few hours.
She leaves a husband, four child
rem, three brothers, one sister
and many friends to mourn.
Bro. Barger preached all able
sermon at Shiloh last Sunday,
taking for text the shortest
verse in the Bible, Jesus wept,"
John XII, As V.
Mr.. Albert Bryant who is
teaching at Oak Grove will en-
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16

1t is reported in Washington
that the Japanese Government is
seeking to raise funds in the
United States for building ia
pans greater navy. 1t is said
this move disproves rumors that
the "open door, of the Far East
was to be closed to america.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16

The long contention of the Demo-
Gratis that the tariff isla tax paid
by the people, that avprotective
tariff is as unnecessary as it is
unjust has passed it's full and
true meaning into the minds of
the great masssofs.peopIe and the
verdict haslbeen.rendered.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16

In defending his home from
Mexican rioters, Carlos B. Caro-.
theirs, real estate man OF
Guadalajara, late Friday night
shot into the mob that attempted
to wreck his house killing a police
man. Another American turned
the mob back with a loaded shot
gun.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16

Teddy the lion hunter, trust
buster, dictator and father of the
new nashavialism" is now hid
from the world by the shade of
Sangamore Hill, doubtlessly pom
dering over cause and effect and
my policies. -
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16
Upon the result of the offici;

Upon the result of the official
count in Tennessee, which began
Monday. probably depends the
the fling Of a contest to prevent
the seating Of Capt. 3. W. Hoop
er, Republican-Fus Governor
elect. On the face of the un-
official returns Hooper has a
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16
LISTEN FARMERS!

Now is the time to spread Manure on
your Wheat and Grass. We handle
the Famous CLOVER LEAF MA
NURE SPREADER, the most Simply
Constructed and therefore the most
Durable Spreader now offered to the
Farmer. In this Machine the Ma
nure is delivered to the Cylinder by
an Endless Apron, thus Reasoning the
work and wear over other makes
just one-haIf. See our Machine and
get Our Prices.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16

AS to the cause of the great
political landslide, of last week,
various opinions are expressed
but the most prevailing is that it
was due to the Payne-Aldrich
tariff law. Whether this be cor
rect or not we do not know, but
one thing is certain which is
known by all and that is the peo-
pie wanted change a new deal,
"a turning in the affairs Of state.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16
WE'D. NOV. 16, 1910.

1t is not our purpose to boast
of Democratic supremacy in the
last election and we have never
been inclined to deepen wounds
inflicted by defeat, but in justice
to the opinion we hold and the
principles and policies advocated
by the Democratic party, we feel
that a few words along the line
of recount and occurrence will be
in good taste with all who read
the News. That a great MAORI
ty Of the people have pinned
their faith ard political fortunes
to the selected representatives
of Democratic policies, is now an
assured fact. both in State and
the lower House of Congress and
in so doing strengthened the
party in its national influence by
the addition of several Senators.
Such victories. such defeats are
not the products Of trifling err
rorS committed by one party, nor
the great achievements of the
other. They spring not from
suspicion of evil and unjust ten
denotes Of the one to the glitter
ing promises and possibilities of
the other, but they come from a
great wave of unrest over broken
promises in national legislation
and the apparent injustice done
the great body of people both in
State and Nation. The Republi-
can party agreed to revise the
tariff in the interest of the peo-
pie. 1t agreed to spend their
money in an economical way. 1t
promised to stay the hand of
Incorporated greed, but in every
instance it failed to keep it's
promise. Naturally endurance,
under such circumstances, would
cease to be virtue and the only
reasonable thing to do was done
call on the opposite party to
stear the Ship of State. Maine,
New York, Connecticut, Massa-
chusetts, New Jersey, West Vir-
ginia, Ohio. Indiana and many
more States, ordinarially Repub-
lican went Democratic and i S
evidence of widespread dissatis-
faction in the Republican party,
while Tennessee was the only
spot of Democratic revolt. With
calm, wise andssesjust administra-
tions the Democracy will be
power two years hence and need
not fear the results. Parties
like men, can not live forever
and when badly wounded can. not
regain full vigor in haste. With
feuds within and war without
no political organization can sue
cessfully battle. Teddy, "beat
to fragile, " gave notice before
hand that his fight would be car
ried steadily on but since the
smoke cleared away he has not
said a word indicating which or
what, as it were.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16

President Taft sailed last week
from Charleston, S. c., on the
cruiser Tennessee for the 18TH
mus of Panama.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16

Fifty cholera suspects are un-
der observation in Pittsburg.
The people under surveillance
arrived in the city from New
York after being dismissed from
quarantine there.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16


terrain Thanksgiving night with
a spelling match. Premium to
be awarded best speller, every
body invited.
Mr.. W. N. Bryant of Este.
passed here last Monday on his
return from Plum Point where
he had been to attend the burial
of his sister.
Will close by saying we GER
tainly enjoyed Mrs. Anna Howl
our letter, it seems 70 me no one
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16

Uncle 10 Cannon goes back to
Congress, but he will not veal
the gavel. Champ Clark will
succeed him as Speaker of the
House.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16

could read it without resolving
to live a better life. Instead0f
visiting the columns of our paper
once year, we would be glad to
see a letter often.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16

In OrQ0r 10 secure COULrOl Vi
the House it was necessary for
the Democrats to secure twenty
four new members. With a net
increase of fifty-three they ap-
pear to have gained 20 members
in excess of the number nee
essary to control. At the same
time the Republican strength
has been reduced by the election
of a Socialist in a Wisconsin dis
trict, normally Republican.
The greatest gain in any one
State was New York. where the
present delegation of twelve
Democrats was increased by ten,
making the division as to New
York in the next House twenty
two Democrats, fifteen Republi-
cans.
The next largest increase was
in Illinois, where the Democrats
on the face of the returns made
six gains. In Pennsylvania the
Democratic gains were five, New
Jersey five, Ohio four, North
Carolina two, West Virginia two,
Missouri two, Maryland two,
Maine two. previously elected
and one each in Connecticut, In
diana, Iowa, Kentucky. Mas
sachusetts. Oklahoma and Rhode
Island.
The Republican gains were one
each in Iowa, Massachusetts, Mis-
souri,, New York and Pennsylva-
mia.
Victor Berger, elected from the
Milwaukee district, is the first
Socialist to hold a seat in the
congress of the United States.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16
THURSDAY MORNING SESSION

THURSDAY MORNING SESSION
Called o order by W. T Kane Director
Invocation by Rev Howerto,
Welcome Address J. r. E1ndman
Response Geo ROGER.
II O'Clock, Election of Officers Of Institute Election Of
Delegates to State Farmers Institute.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON SESSION
Alfalfa from IS years experience w. T. Kane
How handle my Clover Geo. p Rogers
Poultry Raising H. c. Baker
The Boy m the Farm Cat night Geo p Rogers
FRIDAY MORNING SESSION. 10 o'clock
Called to order Chairman
Invocation B. M Cunie
Rotation of Crop Geo. P. Rogers
Pastures and Meadows w. T. Kane
Agricultural Possibilities Of Adam county r. H. Price and A. English
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Wheat Raising w. 7. Kane
Renovation Of Worn Land Geo. P. Rogers
Sanitation on the Farm Dr. Y l. Taylor and w. 7. Kane
Beauiyng the Home Cat night W.T.. Kane
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16

Victor Berger, elected from the
Milwaukee district, is the first
Socialist to hold a seat in the
congress of the United States.
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BON Slumen ibre Duftsnoeu aelte off
netsn unb alIes i'm iippigiten Grim
prangte, 3ogen 8aIesta uno Mira mad
jabretanoer 4bpeienbeit pieber in oas
langs berpaiite 6aus Elm.
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garons DOn Robbert, lag uyht du3u
nett pon Ri9a. Den perp0bnten Qluz
gen WIiras eri6ien bas 6aus tohl,
nUttern, unpobnli6 unD bdbIih. g0ie
tann etn lett Sabren leeritehenpes6 6Qu8
etnen anoeren Ginorud MAIDEN. Qlla
Ilh Der Wa9en Dem 5auie ndberte, tie
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i6onung poriiber. bic niebriqe Diinenz
artt8e 80idung hinauffu6rsn, iubUds
rQ itaunenD unD enttdui6t barauf bin.
go traurig, 10 DIE bate iie es nidt in
Der grtnnerung, Die Gegeno ntft 10
troitlos. llnpiItiirIid regte fid piee
Der bic her5betIemmenbe Se6nIuft
na6 5orItdDel in ibr, Ieinen Qriinen
3riften uuo maieitGtii6sn 9utens
paloungen.
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pahtet, gum Serrenbuufe ge60rten nur
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te nitt, baB 8alesta IGnaft bas 4bs
fhlugen Der 8Qume befoblen bate.
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mad s5taIien unb Der S6pei3," faate
8dlestd 3u'ammen16duerno.
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Qermel uno ytod. S6eu bIitten iie
auf bic id0ne, jungs 1rau, in Der lie
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8dronin, ni6t tpieoer ertannten.
8alesta fab iib mad ibr um, fie mar
neugisrig auf ben Ginbrud, ben Qen3z
hoff auf Wsira ma6te; babel itolperte
lie iiber Die Sdpells unb nGre him
gei6lagen, bate ni6t MaruI6fd lie
init idnellem feitem 8riffe qebotten.
.Sit bus audi cine gorbeDeutuno
unb Disllei6t cine f6limme?" frqute
Die 8uronin, inoem iie iih aufri6tete
Woruihtas Dorts iiber Wiiras grou5
uns uno turSe Gbe fieIen i6r Elm.
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