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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
]. PluV|us BREAKS
ILL rain RECORDS
Downpour of Saturday and Sun
day Heaviest in Richmond's
Recent History.
FIVE INCHES AND SOME
Work at Locomotive Plant Halted
FIVE INCHES AND SOME
Work at Locomotive Plant Halted
by Miniature Flood Elec-
trical Damage.

Though many superstitious residents
are inclined to attribute the severe
rain storm OF Saturday night and the
bowling wind OF Sunday night to that
celestial wanderer, Haiieys comet
which III now earthward bound. and
the head Of which win pass this old
planet within $4,000. 600 miles-a mere
hands breadth in astronomical reck-
oning-Director Evans, Of the weather
bureau. has q different explanation.
From the time the rain came down
Saturday night until It finally ceased
early Monday morning 5.8 inches Of
water fell, . record breaking down.
pour. according to figures furnished
by the weather bureau.
sunday was one of the most
wretched days which Richmond has
experienced in long while. But on
account Of the long dry spell" II was
welcomed. Many persons were COM
PEELED to remain indoors throughout
the Sabbath day. The streets OF the
cit were deserted, wfIffe more or Tess
infrequent but amply SUFFICIENT car SER
VICE was maintained BY the traction
company.
The work of Jupiter PIuvius was
easily apparent In the roaring waters
which early Monday morning began to
rise In the muddy James to begin =
headlonG dash for Hampton RoadA
The river for more than four weeks
has been unusually low, but now the
swollen stream Ia putting In its heavy
work. 1t witt probably not reach tts
height until late Monday night or
Tuesday morning.
Though the storm was general
throughout the Old Dominion. II is not
believed that much damage was done
to telegraph and telephone service.
Crops were sadly In need of rain.
Work at the plant the American
Locomotive Company was greatly In
terfered with by the storm. Pracd-
caliy all of the outdoor work was stop
ped until Old Sol drew up water which
the earth could not absorb.
All OF the low points In the city. es-
pecially adjacent TO Shockoe creek,
were Inundated. while many yards in
Barton Heights and Brookiand were
flooded.
Sunday morning the electrical storm
did damage In Forest Hin Park. A
massive oak near Reeds creek was
struck by lightning and completely
shattered. Feeders carrying high
power current for Illuminating pur-
poses were carried away by the vio-
fence Of the wind and many homes In
that vicinity were consequently with
out light
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
DIES FOLLOWING
OVERDOSE OF OPIATE
Demise Of Martinsville Man Sup
posed to Have Been Due to
Accident.

Especial to The Richsnonu ~iginian.l
MART1NSvILI4E. VA. April Ia
w. +. Collins. = young workingman
employed at the Nartinsville cotton
mill, died suddenly ut late hour
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Collins had
not been well for . day or two. Af,d
late yesterday vent to the drug store
and got some haysnless medicine. Hc
wards he was found n " dying. Dr.
George r.. waller. cnxonaf, vtewed the
remains this morning Ana expressed
the opinion that death Nas due 70 "a
overdose Of an opiAtes 111re wns no
known cause for suicid4s ma Il u sap-
lpnssd 4asak thu patsDa rsn No.
cidentally.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
Cotton Lower.

NEW YORK, April 1s.--&e0fx
market opened unchanged to pp3x
lower a poor response to steady <
bles. Professionals sold new ekg
months freely. but the near p3Aitl
had very little pressure dfreo
against them, aside from mnderas4
ferings of May. After the SatI t6I1
mission houses turned good Duy4x8
July. and 1t rallied couple Of pss1
over Saturday, steadying the Wl&|
list.
Opening cotton prices: April. 14sy
915.0o: May. i4.s0@ I4.s1 Jn|
f4.55 a 1856: August 13.S7QI1@o1
October, 12.43g 12.44; DecernE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
To Grant LIQUOR Iae.n.c..

Special 70 The Richmond virginiSn }
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April Ia
Liquor licenses will be granted on
April -. There were IS licenses
granted this year. and there win be
about tbs same number Of applicants
this year.
Mrs. A. s. Flowers, who died in
Roanoke after an operation on Fri
day morning, was buried here yes
terday afternoon. the funeral services
having been conducted by Rev. Thorn
az &. Darst. Of st. Pauls Episcopal
church. Mrs. Flowers was a lady Of
loveahie character. and was the Sis
ter Of s. III. Piummer. paying teller
OF the First National Bank, OF this
city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
LUNAT|C BELIEVED
TO Be IN CITY
Escaped from the Eastern State
Hospital and May Be in
Richmond.

Richmond is thought to be the
abode at this time Of II. u. Adding
ten, an escaped iunasie from the East
ern State Hospital at Williamsburg.
A letter from the superintendent Of
the hospital was received here Mon
day. and Ii states that the man es-
capped from the hospital on the 5th
oil this month, AND that he Is. appar-
entity, sane. He was admitted to the
institution April 10. 1909, from Nor
folk. and for the past two or three
months had been q model prisoner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
Two DAYS N|0RE
BEFORE PRIMARY
Candidates for Council are Kept
Busy Repairing Their Dam
aged Fences.
VOTES MAY BE CHALLENGED
Several Mass Meetings Called
Clay Ward May Stand for Gov
eminent by Commission.

Thursday morning At sunrise the
polls for the city primary election will
be opened, Two days remain for the
politicians to complete their fences.
and AZ many OF them are not nearly
through with the work, they win
during these last few days labor over
time.
Special meetings are consequently
being held In every ward. and the
candidates are being invited to adj
dress the voters and show why they
should be sent 20 the council to repre-
sent them.
In several instances the present In
cumbents who stand for reelection
have no opposition. but In the large
majority OF cases new men are In the
field. and those who have visited the
various training camps predict that q
number Of new faces will be seen In
the council chamber immediately after
the election.
So intense has the fight become in
certain wards that the candidates. xre
uainG all kinds Of campaign ammu-
milton xSxI6St each other, the latest
development In this line being the
charge that two Of the most promi-
nent members Of the board OF alder
men have consistently voted the re-
PUBLICAN Ticket In recent national cleo
lions. and consequently will not only
be challenged IL they offer to parttci-
pate In the primary, but will be pre-
vented from taking their seats in the
board meetings even II elected. ~ X
il claimed that their past action has
debarred them from election in q
democratic primary.
Government By CommiMaxon.
In Clay Ward feeling II running
high ON account OF the special called
meeting for Monday night, when gov
ernment by commission VIII be dis
cussed. II being declared by those in
terested in the Clay Ward Annex
League that solid vote from that
ward will be cast for those candidates
who are In favor Of q change in the
form Of the municipal government.
This league was prominent in the
campaign last year, when Mr.. Clyde
Saunders was defeated for the City
Committee, and It's members claim
that ii Ii stronger and more powerful
this year. AZ Its voting strength has
nearly doubled during the last twelve
months.
East End Meeting.
The Democratic voters of Marshall
Ward have been asked by the East
End CtttxenS Association to meet In
Liherti Hail. on Church Hill. one night
in the early part OF this week, when
tn candidates for the Board OF Al
dermen and Common Council will de-
liver addresses and explain their po-
sttions regarding local issues.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

Especial to The Richmond vtrxinIan \
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April IT,
The big Britain steamer Manhattan.
which had been aground for several
days In Hampton Roads with q cargo
Of nearly I1.eo0 tons Of coal consien-
Cd to the Mare Island naval station
on the Pacific. rot on ~ q late hour
Saturday night. after several hundred
tons OF coal had been taken out Of her
hold to tighten the ship. The shin was
found to have been uninjured by her
contact with the soft bottom Of Hamp-
ton Roads.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
B. & o. CONFERENCE
BROUGHT TO CLOSE
All Difficulties Amicably Adjust
ed-Road to Grant Substan-
tial Wage Increase.

BALTIMORE, Md April ls.---In .
conferences lasting less than week.
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
Its hreman have come to an amicable
settlement OF the controversy, brought
about BY the demands for increased
wages and improvements In working
conditions made BY the firemen. The
men receive q substantial increase In
wages. and the working conditions
have been worked out TO their entire
satisfaction,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
KNIGHTS OF KHORASSAN
TO HOLD CELEBRATION

Visitors from different parts Of the
state are expected to be here Wednes-
day night when BENZ Mora Temple.
Knights or Khorassan. holds It's annual
celebration IN Fraternal hall. Thecel-
ebration will be marked by the usual
annual banquet and the initiation of
twenty odd candidates.
II liz said that members OF the temple
will likely go to Lynchburg next
month to confer with the Grand Lodge
In that city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
RICHMOND sroCK MARaxpr.

Richmond, Va, April IL, IN
STATE SECURITIES. Bids AZ
North Carolina, As. c. 19t0A.-4A
Va. Is Old c. and r.. 1892 -. sstf
cs mt, r. '' a. { 81
CITY sEcuiRIT1Es
Manchester City ........ -.
Richmond City Is r. 1890
1857 -.....-..-..s..
Richmond City C. & z
1s3S-1943 ......
RAILROAD BoNDs.
A. c. L. r. r Con. TT. Up. CA
A. e. L. Gifts. Ind
c. and O. r, Gen. NJ. 4hs... 103
Georgia Pac. LIST ss. G. 1919 .1l2
Georgia Sou. and Fla, + s45. t8$ ~
Ga. and Ala. Con. IS. 1916. 10&
Norfolk and Wes& Ry. "A,
1895 .9S
Nor. and West. Poca A. 1914 -
Rich. and Dan. Gold Is. G.
seaboard Air Line 4s.fsso 50
So Railway &t=ss= 1894
So. II. Dew. o. NJ As 1856 rs
Western n. G. LIST Is G. 1914. 106 = {.
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Norfolk BY 4 l.. Co. 5s. 1919.
Norfolk Railway and Light.
LIST SIS. 1919. ,............
Va. Ry. and Power Co. IS.
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par BID 4
Norfolk Ry. & L. &c. ..z5
Va. Ry. and p. Co. pfd !. 100 10
Va Ry. & r. Co. pfd. 100 251k
RAILROAD STOCKS Far.
Atlanta and Charlotte. 100 100
ATTAIN Coast Line. com. 100 130
ATTAIN Coast Line. prefIoo
and g. n. ]. +. b. oe %
Nor and nnr9. a
r. f. d. r. Div. Obiig. 100 ~.
Southern Railway, pfd loo IS
Southern Hallway com. 100 ~
BANK AND TRussT Co ETOEE
American National 100 les
Broad Street Bank. .... rs -.
Bank Of Richmond. leo ss.
Bank of Com'r and TT. 100 -.
Capitol Savings Bank 40
City ..:...... ..s......- x6
First National ...-. 100
Merchants National "a. 100 SEQ
National Bank OF Va 100 ais
National State Bank. loo s...
Petersburg Saw. q Ins. 20 81
Planters National $500 loo ev0
Savings Bank OF Rich.ds5 81
Union Bank Of Rieh'd. DO w.
Virginia Trust Co ... .IUO Ut.
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Va. Fire q Marine.
MISCELLANEOUS
Amer. To. Co. prd. sp. G. 100 ~
Amer. Lo. Pref 1890. -. liz
Amer. Lo. Com. z 5,3 Z,
Am. Tob. 4p. ct. bonds -. 4...s
Am. Tob. SIP. CT. bonds -.
Va.-Car. Chem. com 100
p. CT ...ra...--a -... IVY ixx
Va Car. Chem. com . 100 64Jx
Va. Car Chem, SIS, 1928
es. 1923 ......s....-..
Quotations for interest-paying h
are at price. to which interest
be added. Income bonds ana -
Gates Of Indebtedness are nat,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
ALDRICH WON'T BE
CANDIDATE AGAIN.
Positively Stated Senate King
Will Abdicate at End Of
Present Term.
I'LL HEALTH THE CAUSE
-----------
Announcement Made by Gen.
Brayton Recognized as Of
fetal Spokesman.
LII HEALTH THE CAUSE

PROVIDENCE. RI April H.
Under no circumstances will Senator
Aldrich again be candidate for re-
election.
This positive statement was made
to-day by General Brayton. known as
the Republican boss of this State. He
gives the poor state Of Aldrichs health
as the reason for his prospective re-
tfrement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
CTTY's CASE CLOSED
IN BASIN DISPUTE.

The city has concluded its testimony
In It's case against the Grouse Construc-
ton Company. which has been in pro-
gress In the United States District
Court for Eastern Virginia for the past
week. The defense Monday began ex-
amfning its witnesses. These included
Richard NJ Boiling q brother OF the
city engineer. who was resident engi-
neer for the construction company. and
Inspector Chaplin. Several days will be
required before tho case will be placed
in the hands Of thu Jury.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
Nesr prllnance Ealertlvs,

New Ordinance Effective.
City Clerk August has received from
Mayor Richardson large batch OF
council ordinances which have beeu
stKned and ordered elective.
Many Of these are relative to street
Improvement, and include special ap-
preparations for additional water and
sewer pipes in the rscently annexed
territory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
PRODUCE MARKET OPEN
ACTIVE MONDAY MORN1l(|

The Cary street market opene4
cetnts and a brisk demai IA. III
changes Of consequence were u<G
Commission merchants are now tol1
for large receipts of garden trte]
account Of the heavy rains 81 datU&l
and Sunday.
The following quotations are ~
on actual sales. lsSs!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
WIN Not rs CantIIf,.te.

(Special to The Richmond Yirxiaian. !
NEWBORN NEWS. VA, April Ia
Mr.. r. ". Robinson, preatdenf OF the
board OF AldeFneH. having served on
the Council since the Incorporation "a
the city. has announced that he VIII
not be candidate for reelection.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

Building Inspector Beck Af0n6MX
sued a permit authorizing MI. ~
Heink to build . brick dwclI5uE9
Floyd avenue near Strawberry str4(|
cost 1900. Z. ~. s,s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

Tho clerk Of the Huatinxs Court
Monday issued q marriage license to Mr..
John %. Williams. Of Washtngton, and
Miss Lula May AncArrow. OF this city.
The wedding took place Monday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

The Council committees on Gtf1
and Relief for the Poor will meet
day night in the City Hall. Only
brought up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

BROOKLYN, N. T., april fs.-p1
deipfrta VI. Brooklyn Nationals vp
poned rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
lsOULTRI---l.AvA.

Turkeys. Hens .......-..20 04
Gobbiers ..........1&
Chickens. broilers, per lib 40. q
Chickens. winter. a. to stxe2e n II
Ducks. large young .-.....1S GN1
Roosters. per piece. live 80 IN
Geese, per place .....-..4 40
nUTrER. syss333
Choice Family Packed. ...a3
Choice Dairy Packed j. .23
Choice Store Packed 20 sS
Packing ~ q AA
EGGS. ssssSS$SS
Crates. nearby. fresh laid 10
Crates. other sections. III
Barrels and Boxes .......1S IN
COUNTRY BAGON-Well So
Hams, choice. smalf per lb30 n
Hams, choice, medium. us
Hams. choice, large. ....1S 8%A1
Shoulders, choice, per lb..1t a1I
sides, choice, per ID. ....I5 &
(Slightly smoked meat from CO.
two cents per pound less.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
Other Came ON,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Ayril Is.--Sk ~
VS.. Chicago National. postponed. sa1&
cold weather. N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

Two prominent members CT the
Richmond lodge have died sinps the
convention last year. and memorial
services in their memory ssn be held,
they are the late John J. Wright.
past grand regent and w. T. Smith.
one OF the charter members Of the
lodge I'm Richmond.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12

was shopping. Although his atten-
tions were not desired, she could not
shake him. Finally she ran into
mamma on the street. She explained
matters at once, and the two fixed up
trap for the young pursuer. The
daughter went down the street, and
Randolph took up the pursuit, followed
by mother. Finally. Miss Standing
stepped into the lobby of the Security
building and waited.
In a minute Randolph arrived and
stepped to her side. He had Just
politely raised his hat when mother
blew in She saw her opportunity while
his head was uncovered and grabbed
him by the hair.
Then began one of the fastest little
contests ever witnessed in Los Angeles.
Mother knocked his head against the
marble side Of the building until she
was tired, and then holding him at
arms length with one hand slapped
his face with the other
Finally, Randolph escaped and made
for the door The crowd showed him
back. and once more the women began
to beat him. Then he saw the door
into the bank. Although after banking
hours the doornan unlocked and the
young man made his getaway
through it.
Mrs. Standing then took her daugh-
ter in tow and left the scene Of battle,
followed by an admiring crowd.
Randolph left in such a hurry that
he failed to get his hat, which had
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
BOARD WANTS COUNCIL TO
HELP FIX NEW DISTRICT

Give us little lift on this industrial
district thing, says the board of public
works to the city council. The board
will ask the council to make a trip
around the city with the board mem
bers and arrive at some conclusion
about where Industrial districts should
be established.
The council asked the board to out
line the industrial districts. The work
belongs to the council alone, for it is a
legislative act; but 1t is a mighty un-
dertaking, and the council didn't feel
much like undertakers. So the job
was shifted to the board of public
works, and the board good -naturedly
stood for it. But the board thinks the
council should help do its own busi
ness, and will formally request Joint
conference.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
Municipal Affairs
WATER RATES CONFERENCE
CALLED BY CITY COUNCIL
Schedule of Public Utilities Board
to Be Discussed

When in doubt, call a conference, is
the policy of the city council; and act
ing on that policy, the council has
called a conference for next Wednesday
morning, when it will take up the sub
ject of water rates as presented by the
board of public utilities. officers of the
small water companies are invited to
attend this conference.
Some of these small water companies
are hit harder by the referendum
against the new license ordinance than
they could be by any small change In
the rates. Under the terms OF the old
ordinance, which remains in effect as
long as the new one is suspended by
the referendum, the private water COM
panies must pay a license fee of 500
month.
AS most of these small companies
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
MA NEARLY YANKS SCALP
FROM 0H-YOU-KID' CHAP
Daughter Lures MaSher to the
Pounding Of His Life
for 'Buttin' In

Because a naughty man, who gave
his name as S. Randolph flirted, with
her daughter, and followed her about
the streets of the shopping district for
two hours, a woman said to be Mrs.
A. Standing landed on the trifier with
both hands and feet in the entrance to
the Security Savings Bank building at
1880 yesterday afternoon and gave him
a thrashing that he will not forget
for many a day. A big crowd looked
on while Mrs. Standing took the fresh
ness out of the young man, and when
he broke away and started to escape
the crowd showed him back into the
clutches Of the infuriated woman.
Randolph began to follow Miss
Standing, a chic little girl, Is years
bid, early in the afternoon. while she
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
UTILITIES BOARD WANTS
HEWITT FOR ATTORNEY

The board of public utilities wants
City Attorney Hewitt for special coun-
sci as well as the harbor bureau. In
a communication to the council yester-
day the board of public utilities asked
that when the ordinance is drawn Gre
ating the office of chief counsel for the
harbor bureau it also include the duties
of counsel for the utilities department
committee.
The board did not say whether or not
it would raise Hewitt's pay for the
extra duties imposed, but it has the
right to do so If he chooses. for 1t Is
allowed $4,000 year to hire such at
torneys. engineers or other officials
as it may need.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
CITY TO BUILD ENGINE HOUSES

Resolutions passed by the city coun-
Gil yesterday provide for the erection
of double fire engine house on the
north side of washington, between Ar
lington and Van Ness, and the begin
ming of the construction of a double
engine house at First and Reno streets.
The money appropriated to begin the
building of the engine house on Figue-
roa street, north of Seventh, will be
used for these two buildings.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
LAST CHARGE DISMISSED

Justice Ling granted a motion made
yesterday by attorneys for 7. H. Bay
lis dismissing the last of three COM
plants charging him with embezzle-
ment preferred by p. E. Daniels in
connection with a mining stock deal
A civil suit to cancel a note for $500
and deed to land in Fresno county, said
to have been executed by Daniels to
Baylis in a transaction. has been filed
in the superior coW
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12

exist for the sole purpose of supplying
water to the tracts in which they are
located, so that the lots may be sold,
$100 a month Is more than they make,
and some of these companies have
threatened to go out OF business unless
this section of the ordinance was re-
pealed. The new ordinance does repeal
this section, but the new ordinance
must wait until the people vote on it,
two years hence, before it becomes ef-
faotiua
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12

been dropped early in the fray. He is
a tall, good looking chap, with dark
curly hair and slight limp. Samples
of his hair were left behino by him.
Strange as it may seem, the police
officers on that beat did not know
thing about the fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
A Regular Tom Bow

was Susie-climbing trees and fences,
jumping bitches. whiting, always
getting scratches, cuts, sprains,
bruises, bumps, burns or scalds. But
laws! Her mother just applied Buck
lens Arnica Salve and cured her
quick. Heals everything healable-
Boils, Ulcers. Eczema, Old Sores, Corns
or Piles. Try it. 25c at all druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12

Fine hotel, good table, outdoor swim
ming pool and tent houses at Arrow
head Springs.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12

Long silk Gloves at Only 69C Pair
Think of it'll Less than of manufacture for long silk
gloves the very of a silk glove You
properly appreciate the values until you the gloves
themselves; 16buon, elbow length In black and white
Perfectly finished Double tipped fingers You will find all
sizes in the collection.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12

Truthful Advertising, One Price to All
that the lowest possible consistent with superior grade
merchandise intelligent servce courteous treatment
customers assuring equal satisfaction in small and large
sales per guarantee for YOUR absolute salts
refunded These few of the foundation
stones upon which is built this monumental organization
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
ChiIdren'S Stockings

Fine French ribbed black cotton double knees,
soles, heels and toes. Fast and stainless dye.
Made to stand the hardest wear an OH n
active kiddie give them ..............O/OC
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
.Woner1'S Handbags

finish Some with silver frames. Neatly lined and
fitted with coin purses. You'll appreciate zSc
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
Belt and Beauty Pins

A great variety of these convenient little pins on
one of our big underprice basement tables. Choose
a supply before they too thoroughly 1OC
picked Observation-Disclosures. - w
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
Wanted Wash Goods
Iron Frame SiciIian

so inches wide, in popular colorings. For skirts,
bathing suits, etc, this material is unsurpassed.
If you need Sicilian expect to need HOC
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12

Newest shapes Irregular $3.50 and SASS
kinds) to go at cut price today.
Milan, satin Jap braid, black and
colored chip and other straws. The
woman who prefers to Ms AZ
trim her own hats will IN
want one of these. ......... WHVV
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12

A good many seasons have rolled by
since sailors were quite as popular a.
now. In all wanted sizes. Mushroom
or straight brims Knox or Jumbo
straw in black or colors. MA FN
Velvet ribbon hlI
bands ....................W WGuVU