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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22

Iandgran was the individual star
of Thursdays game. The new second
sacker secured two clean singles anu
accepted ten chances without an er-
ror. lie had six assists TO his credit
and four put-outs. His excellent base
running was largely responsible for
the run he scored in the first in
ming.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22

Shaw. the new utility player, was
out with the squad Thursday and
looks TO be In good form. Manager
I.awlor says that he viii keep the
player with the squad for emergency
purposes and use him Whenever
necessary, Since he fs lifted for either
tnficld or outfield work his services
may often he Of value. Giiligan, who
has been acting as utility intelder
while Brown and Baker were on the
sick list viii leave either Friday or
Saturday for kankekee. Mich, where
ne has been sold, The player is only
waiting TO receive his transportation
from his new owners and will leave
at once,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22

White he had but few chances at
third. Brown handled all that came
his way He had two assists and one
put ont. The third sacker should
not have been charged with an errcr
for failing to get the foul fly that went
over toward the grandstand, Many
fans do not seem to understand
Browns easy style of playing. he
geerns In tAke-cEAre- nj every chance
with perfect ease, and his pegs to hrst
are accurate. and always get there IN
time To catch his man, There are
many among the fans who Ike to see
a play made quickly. but this often
results in bad throws and other err
rors. Brown has not yet made an
error In the spring practice. and as
soon as he is in better physical con
dition he wifi put up fine article
~ baseball II has been predicted
among many who know the player
and have watched him here and dur
ing the past three years. that he viii
be one Of the sensations OF the league
this season
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16
HIT ON NOSE WITH BOTTLE.

While in a street fight al % Drift
street late last night, Daniel santon!a,
of 457 Second street. brooklyn, was
struck on the nose with a bottle and
taken to the City Hospital in the Sec
ond Precinct patrol wagon, where his
wounds were dressed, and he was later
sent home.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16
KEPT OWN COFFIN TEN YEARS.

nut coffin that he made himself has
been standing in the workship Of Levi
Schefiiy, a rural undertaken of Swamp.
for ten years. He died yesterday, and
viii be buried in it. He was 70 years
old.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16
Good Bed
Coverings

Here are three offerings in spreads,
blankets and comfortables which we
think will prove intensely interesting to
every thinking housekeeper.
White Bed Spreads-Large size
spreads of heavy quality-honeycomb
and crochet styles and Marseilles de-
signs-they're regularly ~
worth LIS each, during this ./V
sale the special price will be-. 800
Fine Cotton Biankets-As a feature
of Housekeepers' Week we will offer
these fine quality wool finished cotton
blankets at a very low figure I 1e
both white and gray, with ..1
neat borders-reg. LIS, pair. 800
Silk COmfortabIes-Handsome Sum-
mer comfortables at less than half OF
their real worth-all silk on both sides
and filled with best white cot Or
ton-many pretty designs 4S
worth 900 ca, special price.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16

100 Pc. American Porcelain
sets-Regular 1850, spe- o O2
Cldi ht........ .......sss.s.
100 Pc. American Porcelain
Sets-Regular 14.30. spe- II O2
cfal Secs. -.-.."-... =.
100 Pc. English Porcelain
Sets-Regular 1882 spe- II O2
CiAl ..Hss..-. ..'..-
100 Pc. American Porcelain
Sets-Regular 1916, spe- - 40
cial.... ........ .......-
100 Pc. American Porcelain
sets-Regular 14.94, spe- - or
cidi ............... ....-.
100 Pc. American Porcelain
sets-Regular 1855, spe- II O2
$500. ....,...-. WV
100 Pc. German Porcelain
sets-Regular value1S or
1908, special ...... 1917
100 Pc. American Porcelain
Sets-Regular 1918, spe- TX O2
clal. .........-- .."-. 80.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16
Open Stock Dinner Ware

100 PC. English Porcelain
sets-Regular value Is .O8
lS.ozs Ah ....-.ss.. ......
100 Pc. Carlsbad China Sets
Regular 22.68, special ~ O2
III.
100 Pc. Carlsbad China Sets
Regular @.4o, special 1903
....--......
100 Pc. Haviland & Co. China
Sets : Regular $685., 81 40
special.......-..... -. 6<
100 Pc. Chas. Field Havi-
land China sets 90 OF
Reg. $500, at.--..-...... SSs|O
100 Pc. Abbey Limoges China
Sets Regular 36.43, 90 O2
at..-.........- .-..-......
100 Pc. Haviland q Co. China
Sets = Regular 1882, II 40
100 Pc. Elite Limoges China
Sets = Regular 3S.45, ID 40
2t, - . ..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16
Household Small Wares

Dish Mops - Good quality
regular price 8 cents, spe- 3c
Gre-SoIvent Hand Cleaner
Regular price 10 cents, spe- 2r
$3.50.
Adro Metal Polish-Regulariy
10 cents per can, special, 1oC
por cdu...-... ..--.'..-.-.."
Curtiss Furniture Polish =
Regular 10 cents bottle, 15C
special. -. ......-- -. $50
/, Slick shine Metal Polish
Regular is cents, special, 11r
per can. ....... ....---,....,-..
Globe. silver Polish
Decent size, special, per can, zC
at ........s- -...-. ...... ..-..
Globe knife Polish Powder
regular isc can, special, per 1SC
can ....... $3.50. ....-s
Globe Metal Polish-Regular
10 cents per can, special at II
per can...,-.....
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16

Renaissance G IL r.
tains-Made Of good
quality bobinet, with
deep rufhe having Re-
Nuisance edge and In
sertion-2h yardsOA-
long - instead ofNyC
CSC pair, special
II o 9 Portieres-
Full length rope por-
there's in y variety of
good colorings, val
ance and tassel at end
of cords. Regu-7A-
larry LOO each, iN
this sale special at
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16
Window Screens

IS in. extend to 80 In, reg Die
ular 2oc, at ............ ....- ~
% l in, extend &c, to 50 in.' reg 23c
"A in. extend to 33 in, reg 7Sr
ular acc, at.---.-..... =. AOS
"a n in; extend sss' :, to Vim, reg 29c
IS u IN; G sss' to 81 in' res. 35c
80 u IN; extend sg ! to s. in.' reg 38c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16
SEEK DEAD MANS RELATIVES.

ing to locate the relatives of John Pro-
vost, 81 years old, who died of pnen-
monia in the City Hospital Friday.
Provost was living in a boarding-noIse
at 23S Broad street, and was sent to
the hospital on May 0 last.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16
Sheets and
Pillow Cases

Mohawk Valley" sheets and
pillow cases for less than they
would cost the average store.
"Mohawk Valley" Sheets-We
have a lot of sheets in odd sizes which
we are going to close out at the follow
ing prices;
Size 54x9o' regular price &C. 4QC,
Size 63x90, regular price zoe, "a,
special. OfN
Size 72x9o, regular price 7Sc, EOc
special C1C
Size 81x99, regular price Csc, kOc
special. wv
''Mohawk Valley" Pillow Cases
Odd sizes to be closed at greatly re-
duced prices. All nicely made and
neatly hemmed.
Size 42x36, regular price 17c, 17Ic
special. lZIC
Size 5ox36, regular price &c, IT,
special. ~
Size 54x36, regular price 24c, 1Oc
Speclal. ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16
BleaChed
Muslin

BIeached MusIin-Here is a fine
grade of bleached muslin, usually sold
for SIC a yard, but we are going to
offer it tomorrow at 6hc. Yard wide
and good for ordinary pur-
poses; nicely finished. Spe- NC.
cial price, per yard, at......
45-inch MusIin-ThiS is a very
good quality of muslin, closely and
evenly woven nice, soft finish; 45
inches wide; a grade that we sell right
along at 15c per yard, but -
we are going to offer it at nc
the very special price off,. -
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16

Embroidered Swiss
--Of extra quality--a
variety of dainty dg-
ured effects IL o m
which to choose = q
grade that sells reg. at
i8c per yard, ri
this sale spe- lac
Fine Silkolfne-
Handsome floral and
conventional designs
on light or ar X
~grounds-for lam bre-
quins and pillows n.
regular l2hcyd., yC
while 1t lasts
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16

Curtain S~tretchers
During this sale we
are going to offer the
well known Never
Sag curtain stretch
ers, with strong on.
pins and centre NyC
brace, special, ca.
window Shades -
Good quality home
II n d window
had In white, ecru
and dark green. COM
plete with hxtures-
strong spring az
rollers; regular LSC
Boo each, special ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16

Muslin Curtains =
Well made kinds, of
plain muslin, full IN
yards long. finished
with full rumo - OF
good quality and m
specially priced LyC
for this SALE. nv
Cross Stripe Cur
t~ains-pretty curtains
in q variety of neat
stripes; red, green, rose
and yellow; fringed on
b o IN: nice IN
quality & worth iyC
l.25 pail, special 80
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16
Cots and DiVans

~ JON "hA 1aJ =
Linen Table Damask-All pure
linen snow-white table damask, 66
inches wide-a variety of neat
patterns-good quality and reg
ular 79c value, special k1n
per yard
Linen Table Damask-All pure
linen damask of Scotch make
beautiful satin hnish-dainty de-
signs-our regular LIS grade,
during this great sale, I 10
special yard. l.OL
Linen Table Damask = Good
heavy quality all linen snow-white
damask in pretty patterns-strong
and durable-regular 100 grade,
for this sale, special QzI
yard ................... C/C
Linen Table Damask-Silver
bleached damask, all pure linen and
an exceptionally good quality
pretty patterns-a grade regu-
larly SOC per yard, special 4
at
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16

Borsum's Liquid Metal Pol
ish-Regular 15c can-spe- nc
CHI ~ .....".-.- ....'-.-
Trip-O-Lee Securing Powder
Regular priced cents-spe- 4C
Old Dutch Cleanser-During
this sale at the special PIC
price -..r....-... ......S o
Gold Dust-Regular 3 cents a
package-for special selling AC
~. ........ "-e""
Ideal Polished Wood Tooth
Picks-Regular price DC Re
special ............. -~.-.-"r~--,
Roll Toilet Paper-Good quail
ity, regular price 5c-speciai &c
AT 1859. ........ -..-.."..'--.
Slick shine Furniture Polish
Sold regularly at 2oc q roc
bottle, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wonderful Metal Polish
Regular price l0c a can nc
special at...... -...A-.....-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16

Window Shades =
Best quality Lonsdale
ii olland d, mounted
with strong spring
rollers, complete with
fixtures. Reg. IN
soc each, during ave
this sale, special
window Shades -
White or ecru, Vene-
tian shades in narrow
and wide stripe effects,
mounted with strong
rollers, fixtures IN.
complete, reg. 75c SyC
each, special at. W
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16

CretOnne and Den
im-H andsome floral
and Oriental designs
on light and d a k
~crouuds-for curtains,
cushions. table covers,
s5e- ans iss 111c,
ward
Arabian Door Pan
eis-Two hundred of
these door panels in
IT'S point designs,
made OH good bobbi-
net-good value "a
at roc each, spec. AVG
sale price only.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16
Between
Ourselves

"The American public likes
to be humbugged."
The late Phineas Taylor
Barnum was a great show
mana deep thinker-an as
tute politician and last of all
a GOOD AMERICAN. He
did a great deal of good in
his day and was respected by
everyone.
Look at his genial face
upon the flaming circus post
ers and ask yourself whether
such a man as he could make
the above statement and real
1y be SINCERE.
Barnum did say that the
american public likes to be
humbugged," but we do not
think that right down in his
good old Yankee heart he be-
lieved it himself. He was too
shrewd a business man and
too true an American.
We go upon the theory that
the American public-THE
NEWARK PUBLIC-is too
wise to be humbugged, and
besides, this H~UMBUGGING
GAME is too hazardous a
proposition anyway.
In our advertising as we'll
as in our store policy we be-
lieve in CALLING A SPADE
A SPADE. We don't believe
in making ridiculous claims
or in exploiting fictitious
values. We tell the truth be-
cause we BELIEVE YOU
WAN THE TRUTH and be-
cause it always pays to be
TRUTHFUL.
If P. T. Barnum were alive
today we confidently believe
that he would retract this ia
nous II u M B
STATEMENT of his.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16
Great Table Linen Opportunities

Iues as these are not to be sighted,
popularity every day.
Union Linen ToweIing-Here is 4
very good grade of union linen
toweling, excellent for hand, dish
or roller use-good 9Hc grade,
IN sale special, hUsC
All Linen Toweling-Splendid
quality glass towcling in a va
riety of neat red and blue checks
all linen-a regular 12Hc grade,
f for this sale at 0EzC
All Linen Toweling--Of good
heavy quality-l8 inches wide
closely woven-a grade that is
considered good value at l2Hc
per yard, for special sell 0UoC
ing I7S
Hemstitched Table Cloths-Twen-
ty all pure linen table sets in
8.4 and 12.4 sizes. One dozen
hemstitched napkins to match
regular 500 and 600 per Z OK
set, special ............ O.IO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16

Opportunity Week. Such V;
,elow. Our linen store is growing il
Mercerized Napkins-About sev-
enty dozen of these napkins, in 49,
inch size on sale tomorrow at a
special price-formerly sold at
98c per dozen, special E0r
Linen Dinner Napkins-Large
size dinner napkins in handsome
patterns-all pure linen--Scotch
and Irish makes-regular 800 to
$50 per dozen, special = AZ
at ..................... Loo
Turkish TOwels-These bath
towels are of unusually large size,
with fringed ends-extra good
qu~ality-they're regular l9c kinds,
on sale special at, 1IC
each ~
Good Bath Towels-These towels
are Of splendid quality and
made by one of the best mills in
the country-kinds usually sold
for SOC each, this sale 22C
SpeClal
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16

of everything enumerated
Linen Table Napkins-22x22-inc
napkins, made OF all pure linen
damask-a variety of patterns
fair dinner size-sell regular
ly at Its per dozen, Ak
special Ito
Linen Table Napkins - Nice
breakfast size, all pure linen and
of very good quality-about forty
dozen of them-special price,
while they last, per E
Fine Scalloped Napkins-All pure
linen kinds of splendid quality,
with scalloped edges-beautiful
patterns-imported to sell at 3.25
per dozen, special = 35
Table Cloths-About eighty table
cloths in S-4, 1914 and 12-4 sizes,
special as follows:
"a table cloths, reg. 1.79. special ..... 1.35
1914 table cloths, reg. 225, pecial.....1
1874 table cloths, reg. 2.79. special. 40
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16

Speaking Of opportunities ody YOU wis tWa anything more interesting than. these! Our basnM
at once
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16

Three or four years ago we inauguTated what we were pleased to
call "Housekeepers Opportunity Week" We were skeptlcal at first
because nothing of the kind had ever been tried before and we didn't
know whether the h~ousekeepers Of this vicinity would lay down their
work and come to this sale or not. The first hour of the first day proved
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16
Some Upholstery Opportunitie

What do you need in the way of summer home draperes, curtains and the h
planned for Tuesday and the balance of the week, Or while the lots last The educuo
new and fresh.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-16
Housefurnishing Opportunities

Our basement organization has exerted itself to it
will recognize tn. value of the following values
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-08
NOT TALKING
ABOUT POLITICS
Col. Roosevelt inHigh Good
Humor Over Reception
the South is Civ
ing Him

Rome, Ga, Oct. s. Theodore Roose
welt arrived here at o'clock this
morning in high good humor over the
welcome he is receiving on his South.
ern trip.
He is not talking politics in the
South, the only reference being at
Bristol, Va, where he praised Repub-
lican Congressman Slemp.
The Colonel won't first to Miss Ber-
rvs celebrated school whore ne got
OFF his usual platitudes and was en-
thused by the boys with some south.
ern songs and presented with big
stick" which no accepted with re.
mark that it would have come in
handy at Saratoga" This brought
cheers from school boys and all were
Continued on Page Three)
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-08
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCHES MEET

Boston, Oct. 8.--Hundreds OF dele
gates are i'm Boston today to take part
in next weeks national council of
the Congregational Churches and afnl-
lated bodies. Religious services OF a
special character will De held in all
the Congregational churches of the
city tomorrow, and in the afternoon a
mass meeting for men will be held in
fremont Temple, as the opening fea-
ture OF the national convention Of the
Congregational Brotherhood. The
Brotherhood OF st. Andrew, the Bap.
tist Mems Organized Bible Classes,
the Presbyterian Mems Organizations
and the Young Mems Christian Asso-
Citations OF Boston and vicinity will
cooperate in the meeting. The ses-
sion is designed TO promote more ac-
tive Christian service among men con
nected with Bostons churches. J.
Campbell White, OF New York, will
be the principal speaker.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-08
AUTO RACES IN
PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, oct Fairmont
Park is the place and noon today the
time for the beginning of the 200.
mile stock chassis road race of the
Quaker City Motor Club. Many not
ed machines and drivers are lined up
for the long and grilling contest.
which now ranks with the Vanderbilt
Cup as the blue ribbon American mo-
toring event.
There Is no deviation from the rule
OF preceding years that makes the
contest one Of strictly stock cars.
Referee X. E. Ross. who judged last
years race, is again acting in that
capacity, with G. Hilton as starter.
The first prize is 81 500. the second
S,2O, the third $3.50 and the fourth
$500. The race is over the same
course as the last two events.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-08
IS A HOTBED
Of UNBEL|EF
The Religious Investigators
Claim that John DIS
University initiates
Against Church

Chicago, oct. g. Every home I'm the
Windy City was visited within the
space OF two hours today by an army
OF between $4,000 and 10000 religious
workers acting under the direction Of
officers OF the International Sunday
School Association. The purpose of
the census was TO catalog each family
with regard TO church affiliations or
preferences. The object is TO learn
how many Chicago people are in no
way connected with any church and if
possible 10 bring them into the Chris
tian fold"
While some time must necessarily
elapse before the figures collected
can be compiled and made public. IT
Is said that the investigators found an
alarming number Of families which
seldom or never attend religious ser.
vices. While majority of these are
classed as merely Indifferent. many
agnostics and atheists were found
The unbelievers arc largely of the
educated and well-to-do class. Physi
clans are VIGOROUSLY lacking in faith
Continued on Page Six
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-08
Register October 10th

h o cudngt aw brthep
is last ina toegp
Is oil law aro vphg by am
o the several
ghand
during 1p1pt
Avenue
j. f. Var room g. New wNiarnbu bunHn
G. FereHa ForeuNe
% ad ce street a alleys store
undng South + fuocers rsteehi
ay ra dmce FoIaAc Drugs store
a W Bland who
Brown hors 5oreB Bn
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-08
IN
COTTON TODAY
The Trading Starts this
Morning from Thirteen
to Twenty Five
Pointn Higlle

New York. oct. 7.-Thero was
much excitement on the cotton mark
ct today when trading started with
prices ranging from thirteen TO TWEEN
ty-fve points higher Trading was
most active in similar periods so far
during season. Many traders have
sold out, or gone short OF the market
believing that top OF the bulge had
been obtained Friday.
Strong cables were mainly rcspon
sible for the buIlisb tone.
Opening October 1856; December.
1886; January, 1489; March 14S5.
Quotations Unchanged
New York, oct. s.. Quotations
were practically unchanged at the
opening but after first twenty minutes
Continued on Page SIX
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-08
All Foreigners in Western
Honduras in Flight Be
fore an Uprising
OF Natives
MESSAGE STATES
ANARCHY REIGNS
Commandant Threatens to
Burn Every Foreigner
at Stake in Six Hours

New Orleans, Oct. S.---The British
consul and all foreigners in western
Honduras are I'm flight before an up
rising and the English cruiser Scylla
is steaming in full speed towards the
war scene according to cablegram re-
ceived here today from Amalpha,
Honduras.
The message states that anarchy
reigns and many have been killed and
wounded. The commandant of Hon.
duIas barracks at Amalpha threaten
ed to burn at stake every foreigner in
town at the expiration or twenty-four
hours.
American interests arc menaced
and Is expected Il gunboat will be or
dered to the scene.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-08
POWER HOUSE
At SWITGHBACK
The Pocahontas Consolidat
ed Collieries Company
Lets Contract for e
$5C, 600 Structure

The Pocahontas Consolidated Col
lieries company which owns or con
trolls quite number OF operations
in the field, has let to the Structural
Iron Workers of Columbus. Ohio. n
contract TO build n power house at
it's Swithcback holdings. The plant
VIII cost $4,000 and when complet-
ed will be one OF the most modern
and best equipped in the entire field.
The stone and concrete workers
have completed their contract and
thetsteel workers are now on hand
to complete the job. j. NJ. Thompson.
n. j. Breithaupt and Harry Bell, all
Of Columbus, who are connected with
the contractors. were in the city last
night, and they stated that expert
structural steel workers would be on
the job this morning.
The Pocahontas Consolidated Col.
licrlCs company is decidedly the lar
gect operators i'm the field, and has
from fine TO time gained control OF
Operations throughout the district and
developed them to the limit. At each
and every one of its operations IT. has
installed the very best faculties
known to the mining world. both for
the benefit Of its own bank account
and the safety of its employees.