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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12

$3.50. subject to deed OF trust
OF $4,000.
Mesxrs. r. Cooke and James Cas-
kie to Mr.. J. III. Chapel one hun
dred feet at the corner of Floyd and
Vine for 5000.
Davis Land Company to Mrs. Annie
Ferrin. forty-one feet at the corner
OF Meadow and Claiborne. the con-
sideration being withheld.
On Main Street.
In Main street one of the principal
sales of the week was made by Mr..
John Lea, special commissioner. to
Mrs E. p. Caskie. eighty-three feet
OF property being transferred at the
corner of Fifth and Main streets for
$500.
The Main street storm center, how
ever, was between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets. where four or nve
pieces OF property changed hands.
the total consideration being In the
neighborhood Of $4,000.
Mr.. James B. Elam sold to Mr.. A.
I. Stratus. through Elan and Fun
stem. the two pieces Of property
known as 1432 and 1874 East Main
for 31S.5oo.
The second Of these properties. 1885,
East Main. was then Immediately
sold to Mr.. q. Alright and Mr.. q. B,
Chiappi for s12.50e.
Messrs. Marchetti and Baldacci sold
to Mr.. M. Rosenbioom the property
known 40 1880 East Main street. the
price not being made public.
The principal sale In the eastern
~ ~
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Largo Sales at Chatham.
Especial to The Richmond virginian.l
CHATHAM. VA. March LINE
largest tobacco sales ever seen IN
this town have been made this week:
averaging almost hundred thousand
hounds per day.
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rsrusers busy.

FARMERS here are busy hurinig plant
he{ls. preparatory to eowing tomato
~ n tobacco seeds, while the house.
keapers are getting busy with their
9ardons and chickens. Tho younx
peopia do not mean to be idle ana 70
they are busy planning Tor nsning
4 ~ csnninG factory 10 to DO established
20 TT horae g Mr. I'd. Carners some
Etf0o 1urtnx the coming season. Thte
~ Z s s , : ssss.n.sas. . =. -
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Good Tobacco Sales.
YYNCHBUR0. VA. March IL
rhe tobacco sales Friday aggregated
zoo, 900 pounds. making l.1oo'Vo
pounds for the week. The weed In
FOOD condition II selling hfgn.
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Of yenabie street surprised their
friends by leaving on the early train
Wednesday morning for Washington.
where they were married. They re-
turned late "wednesday night and are
at home 10 their friends at s412 Ven
able street.
May Council daughters of Liberty.
met in the town hall Monday night.
4 committee vas appointed and ar
rangements made for "A good time
Monday night, December s, at which
time several candidates will be IN
vited and refreshments will be served
served,
Miss Elsie Lane, OF Baltimore. is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Mary Car
Yer. on Baldwin street.
The organist. Mrs. Sadye K, Gary.
of the Baptist church. requests all OF
the members 81 her. choir to meet
her at the home Of Mr. w. FL. Oxen
ham. on Twentx-third street. Friday
night and practice TOR the Christmas
music. There viii be no preaching by
the pastor SUNDAY night. Instead the
choir VIII entertain the congregation
BY an hours song service.
The Junior Order American Me-
chanics will meet at the town hall
here Thursday night at $ o'clock.
Miss Mahle King, Of Norfolk. Va.
is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Carrie
Minor, on fwenty-fourth street.
Mrs, Carrie Morris. OF Enonviiie. is
visiting her sister. Mr.. Jenkins. on
Darlington street
Mr.. Robert Miller. OF Chesterfield.
is spending the week with hts cousin
MIR. Walter Granger. on the Pike.
MIR. and Mrs. I. II. Ellis, Of Il
street. VIII leave Saturday for Wash
ingten to spend the remainder Of the
winter with the formers mother
Miss Essts Watkins continues to I'M
prove al tbs Virginia Hospital. where
she has been for several weeks.
Miss Carrie Weed OF Smithfieid
Va. Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Snider.
on Short q street.
Mrs. W, i. Poat will hold q silver
tea AT her home Tuesday night for
the benefit ~ the Baptist church
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stamps for tho sake Of the tubercn-
loAis cause.
vesper Services.
Tho regular vesper services At the
Young Women's Christian Association
will DO held sunday afternoon at $3.50
O'clock. An interesting talk will be
given by the Rev. n. L. Ball. Mrs.
N. r. Shepherd viii sing q solo and
the gymnasium chorus will lead the
sin9ing. All members and their
friends are cordially invited.
Miss Edna Wright OF Summit y.
j., Will be the house guest Of Miss
Rosalie Mines next week. Miss
Wright has visited In Richmond be-
fore, and has many friends here.
Personals.
MrA /. Newton Vaughan. Jr- left
with spend several weeks.
Misses Alice and Emma Netherland.
Of 500 East Grace street. will leave
Monday for New York TO Join Mrs.
Elisabeth Wright and Miss Patterson.
Together they Will sail December 10
for Bermuda Jamaica and Panama
Misses Sadie and Walter Jeffress,
OF 9i4 Park avenue. are the guests
Of Mrs. James /. Pritchett In Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. DouEias II. Gordon
will close their country place. the Or
chards, within the next day or two.
and will open their winter residence
In Baltimore.
Miss Isabel RAmage, OF Oil City. Is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs II. Iso-
gan Golson. for several weeks at the
Iatters home, 500 West Franklin
street.
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ARE MAKING PLANS
FOR TRIPS ABROAD
nor ONLY TEACHERS WHO WILL
COMPETE. But THEIR PUPILS
SHOWING INTEREST.

The Richmond Nirgfnian $ contest
Is creating considerable interest ana
excitement among the school teachers
OF Richmond and In the First, Sec
ond. Third and Fourth Congressional
districts Even the scholars are talk
ing about the trips abroad that their
teachers are going TO get Tor little
work Little confcre noes are being
held all over he city by teachers
and their enthusiastic friends, They
are discussing the European trips and
The wonderful plans which will take
the seven most popular teachers 70
the great cities Of Great Britain, Hol~
land. Belgium. Germany, France and
Switzerland. These trips are going to
make a most delightful vacation, one
which viii not be forgotten. They
Will be made at a time when the
and to add t. the pleasures Of the
trips they VIII be made with their
friends and a party Just large enough
to make it most interesting.
Votes are already coming in and
nominations are being made. II YOU
have not entered, We hope you viii
start early, for that is one OF the mos
important features. Save the yotes
which appear every day in The Eieii-
mond Firginian, FOR every one IF them
Will he needed before the contest is
over. Also, get az many subsefip
tions as you possibly can before Jan
uary l. for hy the unique plan which
we have adopted a percentage of 20
per cent. is added to all votes re-
ceieed by the Travel Manager before
January /.
Al cash subscriptions count as fol-
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r alrnOunt

The Mems League OF the Baptist
church VIII meet sunday al seven
o'clock =. VI. in the primary room: all
men are invited. Special music
The Rev. r. f. Sewan has moved
into the Methodist parsonage. and wifi
nh his pulpit here both morning and
night. on SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lang have re-
turned from their briday trfp.@and are
al home Ia their friends On Darlington
street.
Mrs f. Walter Readies has returned
to her home on Twenty second street,
after pleasant visit of two weeks in
Washington and Alexandria Va
Mr.. 7, IL. Faircloth. of Waynesboro.
Is visiting his brother here on Mosby
street.
Mrs Willie Martin and little SON. Of
Washington. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Martin en- Twenty-ffrst street.
Miss Fanny thenanlt, of New Bridge,
is visiting her brother. Mr.. w. q. Che
nault. on Twentt-second street
Paramount graded school has made
mauy improvements this fall. and the
Mothers club is 81 great help 10 the
teachers and pupils Tn Monday De
eenber 5th they VIII he ready to open
up the kindergarten.
Mrs. Alice Carter who has been very
Ill al her home on Twentieth street,
died Friday morning at eight o'clock at
her home. Her funeral viii take place
Saturday from the home and the body
Will be carried to Luneuburg for burial
The May Council. Daughters of Lib
erty. will meet at the hall Monday
night. After the regular business. re-
freFhnents viii be served
Miss Bessie Rarden. was the recent
guest OF her sister. Mrs c. l. Davis, on
Twenty first street
Mrs. T. ]. Farmer, OF Albemarle coun-
". is the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Thomas, on Baldwin street
MT. George Ranks. OF Baltimore ia
visiting his sister. Mrs. Sneed, on Car
rinEton street
Miss Ruby Eiam. left Thursday for
Aibemarle. to spend several weeks with
her cousins. the Misses Gates
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wakefield en-
tertained \ few OF their friends AT
their home Tuesday evening in homer
OF their fourth anniversary Of mar
riagc. The house was beautifully de-
coratcd in palms and cut flowers. and
presented a lovely scerc. At late
hour the guests were invited into the
dining room. where "A table was spread
with all OF the delicacies of the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs c. T.. Webb tnee FL
lis) have returned from their bridal
tour and are at home tn their friends,
li1s Stewart street.
MIR. George Woody. OF Twenty see
cnd street. and Miss blanche Clarke,
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THE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., DEC 3. 1910.

pastor, Rev. ID. T. Merritt, at 5 p. NJ.
The WoInAn's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Metbodisf church viii
meet Tuesday afternoon at 1870 O'Clock.
At MizpAh Presbyterian church, Rev.
T. r.. English, Of Union Theological
Seminary Will preach at II A. Nj.
The Independent Order OF Odd Fell
lows will meet In Northeide Hall Tues
day evening at O'Clock.
The Town Councibswiil hold it's regu-
lar meeting Monday evening at s
o'clock in the high School building.
Holly Chapter. Order of the Eastern
Star. will hold it's regular meeting
Thursday evening at the Northside
Hail at p. NJ.
Mrs. Jennie Sublett returned home
Friday morning from three weeks
visit to relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. W. c. Smith, OF Fifth avenue,
has been quite sick. but Is very much
better.
1s,e principal and teachers of the
High School and parents OF the boys
feel very proud that three Of our boys
won the first three Henrico county
corn prizs. They are Campbell Harris.
FIRST prize, $40; Thomas Scott, second
prize, $40. and Archie Moore, third
prize, $40
Mr.. and Mrs George Wiley return
ed home Wednesday evening from Ba-
sic City. where Mr.. Wiley has been
conducting evangeiistic meetings.
MT. and Mrs. G. f.. Parker and son,
Master Elmer Parker. and Misc May
me Hodges. of Huena Vista, are the
guests OF Mrs. A. J. Warren.
Mr.. ]. e. Cameron, or Warrenton,
n. c., and DR.. w. b. Cameron, OF
Warfield, Va. were guests of rela-
tives here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. BartIe. of Nc
chantcsvills pike. left "Wednesday
morning for New York. their future
nome. Mr.. Bartle was manager of
the new and 10-Cent Store, and
WILL open up and manage another
store In New York City. Their friends
and neighbors arc very sorry to give
them up, rs they have been very con-
genial and pleasant.
Cadet Lynn Enslow. OF " J.. /. spent
s s noidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il r. Enslow
Miss Margaret Erslow returned homo
sunday from stanton, where she spen,
Thanksgiving with her sister Mrs. w.
Mrs: L 4. Enslow left Monday after
room for Staunton to visit her daueht-
er. Mrs. W. @. Kahle.
Mrr. Fred n. Evenscn, Of Fourth
avenue, Is spending this week In New
port News. VISITING relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. While slater, of River
View spent sunday with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. slater, on Third
avenue.
Mrs. Ann Trayjor, Of Atiee. Va. spent
last week With her daughter on Third
avenue.
Tho marriage OF Miss Leather Bell
Slater, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs w D.
slater. of 207 Third avenue, TO MIR.
Gilbert c. Lawrence. took place last
Thursday at o'clock in the parlors OF
Rev. Mr.. Hntson, pastor OF Pine Street
baptist church in the presence of n
lew friends. They Will reside at 2n7
Third avenue
Misses Frances and Jamie Moss, OF
Appomattox county. who have been the
guest OF their sister. Miss Daisy Moss.
on the Meadow Bridge road. returned
home saturday. While here they at
tended the Educational Convention
Mrs +. ". Dabney liz out again after
being tndispesed for several days
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Barton Heights

The avoman's World Missionary So
ciety met Thursday night at the heme
Of Mrs. NJ. T.. Strother. It's North ave-
nue. About thirty of its mem bers We're
present. Mrs. NJ. w Stroiher. OF
Lynchburg, and Miss Helen Harlan
made the principal addresses of the
evening. ana a splendid musical pro-
gram was rendered by n special COM
mittee. The permanent organization
was perfected and committees were
appointed. The following are the Of
ficers. which We're elected: Mrs. III
f.. Strother, president. Miss Rose
Redd corresponding secretary. Miss
J. III. Knots recording secretary: Mrs.
Sam Ragland. treasurer. The four
vice. presidents are Mrs. ". 7. Wright.
Miss Daisy Dunnavant. Miss Helen
Harlan and Mrs c. r.. kuyk And
the superintendent departments are
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Ashland

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian
ASHLAND. VA. Dec. 3.--Miss JEFF
fries is the guest OF Mrs. DeJarnet,e
on College avenue
The debate which had hssn par
TALLY arranged with Hampton -Sidns
has been called off on account of her
refusing To meet he Lemon and
Black Randolph Macon had select
ed the question according To agree
nent. and sent ii 10 Hamp,len- Sidne.
To select sides, when news came that
they could not meet Richmond Col
lege.
Miss Mia F!ine9c. who has beef!
visiting relatives Tor the past month
in Lynchburg. has returned home
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SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

4 very pretty home wedding was
sol.rntaed !" the home OF the brides
uncle. Mr.. Jefferson Powell - Harri-
son street. when Miss sarah Agnes
/ Anderson became the BRIDE of Mr..
Frederick ". Thompson The Rev.
Thomas Semmes. rector OF ST. An
drew's Episcopal church. performed the
cereneny. Inc brtae, VINO was gwen
away by her brother. MIR. Charles An
derson, wore handsome gong away
gown of blue cloth with nat and
the valley. Immediately after the
esrcmcps Mr. and Mrs. Thompson left
for an extended Southern TIP Re-
turning they Will be at home TO their
Thursday evening December the
first MIR. George creashaws E.Die class
OF the Allen Avenue carist an churea
will tender their friends a soclable, -
are invited. a Nee program mas been
arranged. Mr.. ]. =. Potts will aelIve'
an interesting lecture On Palestine and
the Holy Land a pleasant az we'll as
profitabie evening Is assured all who
attend
TUESDAY evening the homa ~ Mrs
Walker on Beverly street. presented a
pretty scene, the eccasions beng a siI-
building fund o. the Epworth Metho-
dist church. The affair Was Il sue
cess socially as well AZ financially.
many calling during the evening
spent the weekend with tine latter
sister. Mrs. Bailey L.pscomb, Of stud
ley. Hanover county. nave returned TO
their home. 22ls chafsin street
Miss Carrie Libby. VINO has been the
guest of Mr.. ard Mrs. J. ~ Thomas,
ard also attending the SESSIONS OF tne
State Teachers Assoe.at.e.., rstasnea
to Beaver Dam. Va. SATURDAY
Mr.. Char.ss DaLsey, vino peat tae
week END In the hoi.s OF his iatasf
Lester Manor. King william county.
has returned to his home. 7os Ran
dolph street.
Mrs. Smith. Of Powhatan street, vino
was operated on at the Snelsei .ng
Arms hospital Saturday II getting
q tong very nicely.
Miss Nancy Duval Glass and Misc
Mary Read. OF LynchburE, are the
house guests cf Mrs. Charles r. Atkins
II Robinson street.
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COUNTRY FAIR PROVES
DELIGHTFUL ATNNE.NT

Novel in every feature and equally
delightful was the Country Fair"
given at Forest Hill Friday evening
by the ladies of the Church of thu
Good Shepherd, Both matrons and
maids We're hewitchingIy attired as
country maids, and the lads were there
both from choice and perforee. The
housewives deserted their homes for
the evening. and one would have
thought a suffragette meeting was on
from the depleted and ghostly appear
ance OF the dining tables in private.
home. The benedicts and bachelors
in seif-defense attended the fair. where
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an old Virginia supper IT N
ham. pies and other good k4l
eat was served. and, a. 81
their grievances fled.
Fancy articles Of divers kin13
sold, and at the close OF the &1
the remaining vestfges Of t
and supper were auctioned 81
Augustine Royal. whose MtkxV
ments on salient char4cteF1a1a<
ed much fun and rnirth.
sum was raised for the builds
of the church. M
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BOSTON. December s.A-The trial
OF pretty Hattie LIE Blanc. the seven
teen-year-old girl. for the murder of
Clarence Glover. Is developing new
sensations daily. Mrs. Lillian AZ.
Glover. widow Of the Waltham
iaundryman. WAS accused In open
court OF her husbands murder. and
Described a. vampire By the -
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subscriptions can be accepted aud
solicited from any party in the United
States and there liz a commission Of
per cent. you get on all subscrip-
items, repaying YOU for your trouble.
The coupon. az usual, appears in
another part OF the paper to-day, and
counts for one vote.
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ton Lodge Of Eiks will hold u \
rial service in the Beverley
Sunday afternoon. the spea9E3s
X. Gray Williams, or LynchA
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Mira Mckinley VERY I

WASHINGTON. Dec. I'M
dition OF Mrs. James McKin11G
OF Representative MeKinneysx VA
iinois. who was stricken Mn
piexy on the street last ThuSQ
still critical. Mrs. McKinney M
unconscious since she No.
into the hospital. but rnlltG
entity for a few moments
recognize her husband.
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Blanc girls lawyer. Melvin NJ. John
ron. Perhaps the most interesting
part Of her testimony was her dec
iaration that she knew no rcason why
Hattie LIE Blapc should have killed
her husband that their relations were
always pleasant and that she never
knew her 70 auSfTel with Mr.. Glover.
Mrs, Glover xak psts sna rsrvntls
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.ApINrSon-Jaaaes.

.Apper~on-Janes
Especial 10 me Richmond tirginlau}
BATESNILLE. VA, Dec. "A
quiet but beautiful wedding took
place at the Methodist parsonage at
BatesvilIe. Va. Wednesday. Novern-
Der 30, al +. NJ. when Mr.. ]. W.
Apperson. OF Hillsboro. Va. aud Miss
Annie James, of Eatesvilie. were
united In marriage. Rev. c. Rosser
James father Of the bride, PERFORM
cd the beautiful ceremony. Assisted by
Rev. j.. Y. Carson. OF Newsoms, Va
After the marriage q beautiful sup
per was enjoyed, and every one seem
ed to have the spirit of the happy
occasion.
Owing to the popularity of both
bride and groom, the bridal presents
were numerous and handsome
Mr.. and Mrs. Apperson viii make
their home at Hiiisboro. Wa Their
many friends follow them with best
wishes
Primm- Gallagher.
LyNCHBTRG. VA, Decem Der s.
Mics Flora Irene Gallagher. Of this
city, was welded To Mr. Reaugh
Frimm, of Richmond. "Wednesday at
the First Baptist church by Rev. Or.
w. w. Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs Primm
will reside in Richmond.
SAle.Lindlcy.
FREDER1CkSBt RIG. VA, Deem
her 3.~-Richic Sale, of Essex county.
Va, and Miss Mary Lindiey. daughter
II MIR. and Mrs. Douglas 4. Lindley,
Of Sacramento. Cal. were married
evening at the home of the
brides parents. the Bishop OF the
diocese of Sacramento performing the
ceremony. Miss Lula Lindley. sister
of the bride. was maid of honor and
the best man was Lewis w Sale,
VI other OF the groom.
Coulter Baber.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Decem-
Der 3.-Thomas Coulter OF New York
city, and Miss Lottie Baber. OF this
county. We're married this morning at
Inc brides home near Avon
McHenry- Martin.
ROANOKE, VA. December A.
Miss Marguerite Martin. of Roanoke.
and Richard NJ. c. McHenry. of
Hagerstown. Md. were married ut
the parsonage of the Jefferson Stree.
Baptist church here. Thursday night
oy Rev. J. aDogan, the pastor.
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Virginia Weddings
Eynns--CnIx,

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian
KEYSNfLL4E. IA. Tee. 3.---Miss
Sailie W. Craig and W. r Evans. both
OF this county, were married on We'd
nesday.
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FariS-Dunnayant.

Faris-Dunnayant
Especial to The Richmond Eirgintan
kEYSNILLE, VA. Dec. Miss
Amanda uunnaxaaf and Roscoe
Conklink Faris. OF this county. were
married in oxford. y g, saturday
night.
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Memorial TO staunton. iA,isr.
STAt,NToN. VA, Dre. J.--Staun
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N0uitef. t1a DEF.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Decem-
Der 3.-Thomas Coulter. OF New York
city, and Miss I<ottie Baber. of this
county. were married this morning at
the brides home near Avon
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LAWYER,
TITLE EXAM

Eleven years making titls paaa
city. Office, 603 East Main Gt1
Phone Monroe 3074. ss
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
Ventilate Your Rooms

OTHING Is more common than
M fresh air. Nature has provided 10
- in abundance for all who viii take
it. There is no one thing so potent to
prevent disease. so effective in maintain
ing healthy action OF the whole body.
Bad air spreads disease. Consumption.
pneumonia. bronchitis and catarrh are
bad-afr diseases. Bad air. too, Is a
cause of colds.
Sewage flowing into pure water poll
lutes IT. So the air we exhale from our
lungs polluteS the air In the room. The
impure air from the lungs Of any num-
ber of people in room mixes with the
pure air and makes Il dangerous and
unit for breathing. there must be a
supply of fresh air constantly comm 9
in 10 take the place Of the foul air,
which in all cases should be permitted
to escape near the top Of the room.
It is a law of nature that air IS al
ways In motion. and because this IS true
we have only TO lower our windows a
little from the top and to raise them
little from the bottom and the proce
of ventilation will go on without our
thought o. care.
II Is impossible to estimate the amount
of misery and suffering caused by I'M
pure air II you would escape, see TO It
that rou get az all times plentiful
supply OF fresh air.