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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
Another GIFT for Durham.

Durham. N. c.. March 6.-George w.
Watts, who recently gave to Durham
100000 hospital. announced Tonight
another benefaction. He now proposes
to finance the erection of buildings
for nurses home and annex to the
hospital. which will bring his bene-
factions In this regard to total
of 100000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
Leave. for New York.

lspeciai to The Times DIspatch.]
charlottesville. Va. March 6.--Presl-
yerslty Of Virginia. lett today for
New York City on business connected
with the university. Next Tuesday
night he will speak before the cele-
brated Colony Club OF the metropolis
on The Educational Achievement OF
the South"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
shut-Do,yn Anno,,nced.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.1
Charlotte. NJ &C., March s.-The
Rhodhiss Mill, one OF the largest tex
tile plants In this section. has an
nounced a complete shut down, with
the added statement that 1t will be
for an Indefinite period.
The cause given is the unsatisfac-
tory state OF the market. The COM
pany offers It's army OF operatives FREQ
rent OF their homes during the shut.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
New Deaconr ordained.
specinl to The Timns- Dlanaich.

N , IsSP.CIHI q 70 TIC IIH1rs-0IHPatch. 7-I-11
Jynchburg, Va, March 6.--This ar
Church T. a. Woodson. r. S.tAddcrson.
and II. p. Thornhlll new deacons, we're
formally ordained. Rev J. M franklin
spoke on the qualification OF deacons
and Or. w. w. Hamilton on the duties
OF these officers to the pastor and
church. The ordination prayer was
offered by Rev. J. T. Morris, of Madison
!.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
Funeral Is Held.

Especial TO The Times lspatch.l
Onancocll, Va. March G.-NuneI
services of Robert Custis Shield. t
lad who accidentally shot himself
week ago in getting over a wire fen,
We're held this morning in the Episc
pal Church. The building was fill
TO OVERLOOKING.
The gun was given him by his .
rents at his request a few weeks Sal
as present on his thirteenth brit
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
I1IIYSER INSTR UCTED
TO SUPPORT ..STATE-WID|

Especial TO The Times s. Dispatch.]
Roanoke. va, March l6.--At a ma
meeting of about 200 menBand won
held In the First Presbyterian Chu
this afternoon, a resolution calling
10. L. Keyser, member Of the House
Delegates from Roanoke. to- supp
the Statewide prohibition When
comes up in the House. was adopt '
and all present Were re questcd to te
graph or write Delegate TX eyser
vote for the measure. mi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

Munyon's INV nav Pills COAX the liy
into activity by gentle methods. They d
not scour, grippe or weaken. They ara
tonic 10 the stomach. liyer and nerve
slnvigorate instead Of weaken. 4, they al
rich tho blood and enable the stomach
get all the nourshment from food that
put into tr. These pills ooatai I'M no r cal
nal. they are soothing, healing ana stir
Sulating. For sale by all, druggists In III
and go sizes, IT you nseu medical al
VICE, Write Munyon's poetoss.s n hey "
advise to the hest of their ahil ~ abs
and Jsnsrson Sta, Philadelyhis, II. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

The Kings Daughters held Its regu-
lar monthly meeting Wednesday, after
noon with Mrs. B, NJ. Robertson.
IN; M; and Mrs. ": j. Carter and son
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Archer.
Mrs. McDowell.of Baltimore. is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. w. 4. Winnie, on
Porter Street.
Mrs. Augustine I,oyall, of Forest
5iilll, Is Wishing )ler. niece: Mrs. Frank
Miss Georgia links has returned
from Memorial Hospital. where sho
was operated on She Is much im-
proved.
an operation at Memorial Hospital, is
getting along as we'll as can DO ex-
!pected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
News Of Manchester
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch
NoS11 Emil Street

Manchester Bureau, TimeS-Dispatch,
No. 1903 Hull Street.
Rev. Joseph Rowland, OF this city.
SPOKE Ike at o Ren
Switch Engine" Mr.. Rowland is Well
known and intimate with the railroad
men of both Manchester and Rich
mond, having conducted for the past
five months Il weekly service In the
shops of the Southern Railway Com
pan3, In connection with the ad-
dress. moving pictures We're shown
In Oak Grove Church yesterday the
at both services. At the evening SER
vice e. B. Phillips. Of Richmond sang,
and there was also selection by the
choir
pulpit at both services in Bainbridge
Street Baptist Church. His morning
subject was "Forgivlng Ono Another
and the evening subject. which proved
to be of unusual interest, .rhe Man
chester Children
Union revival services came to an
end in West End Church yesterday.
They will continue this week In Deca :
tur Street Church,
The Industrial Chapter of Meade Me-
mortal Church will hold It's business
meetlnE re- this afternoon att O'CLOCK
Street.
The Educational Association will
give an entertainment March IL in
Mrs, A. II. Fitzgerald is in charge OF
the programs well-selected one of
songs and tableauX. Mrs.
Allen ,petttgrew, Mrs, Rawley Shiflett.
q quartet from Rlchmond, and many
others, Will render songs. ,i3i$ az
The boys6oftthe Chester Agricultural
School met. last week and organized
q club, 70 be. known as the "Chester-
officers were elected: President. ROW
iIatcher; Secretary ana & Treasurer,
Harold Goyne. The following enlisted
for membership: Rowlctt and Fislcr
burn and Arthur lInElc, Harold and
Arthur Goyne, Leslie Hatcher, Dunbar
Moore, Ralph Beilwood and Thomas
Thurston
The club Will meet once q week and
occasionally will have a lecture by
some well-known speaker.
The Bermuda District School Board
met In Chester Friday and decided
building In that town.
Mrs. j. nj. Gregory entertained the
Chapter, United Daugh-
ters Of the Confeaeracy, In her home.
Woodland Heights. Saturday afternoon
at o'clock,
The girls Of Miss Ellen Weisiger,s
SC ool class realized q neat
sAnl AT lts b9me .kassfle SO ndy. sals satisl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
New York Contractors Here

Mr.. and Mrs. 7 81 Winston. OF King
ston, ~. W. are reg stered at the JEFF
lferson Hotel. Mr.. Winston q s "a mem s
sh 9, z e; The tlrnlo Winston A. Co.;
5Chlcago,3 holds Ia contract with the
Yatac Qapartuent Of New York City,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07


Pennsylvania Station idd
4s5T E
It's located in district ron. On
Eighth Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
Taken to IsItcllhurr

Z Taken to- Fitchburs,
snecial to Tho Times Dlspat CHI
& l!ynchburg. Va, March 6.--The re-
died here yesterday, We're taken this
morning to Eitchburg, Mass. his former
home, for burial. ''ssSI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

Union revival services came to an
icnd in West End Church yesterday.
They will continue this week In Deca-
ltur Street Church, IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

The Bermuda District School Board
mct In Chester Friday and decided
ia erect a $4,000 agricultural school
building In that town..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

urday. for the benefit Of Meade Me-
mortal Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

J,andro
Bergen Hill
ana
At Harrison the
electricity tunnels. 80 ~
passenger direct
and Manhattan Railroad
will -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

Mrs j. nj. Gregory entertained the
Chesterheld Chapter, United Daugh-
tiers Of the Confectionery In her home,
Woodland Heights. Saturday afternoon
mt 4 o'clock. -{i8t a q F6 lss4 lstsaitsd Ut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

The Industrial Chapter of Meade Me-
mortal Church will hold It's business
meeting this afternoon at = O'clock,
with Mrs. w. II. Garrett, l4O1 Porter
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

The girls Of Hiss Ellen INelsiger,s
SunCay-sch ool class realized neat
sAnl a. lts b99Ene ma e Sc nd sale Sat-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

While credit is due to all, and 1
name. still IT feel should THE board "a
and also the public know that the
religious services conducted at the
state farm during the year Of 1908
OF our first vice president, LIZ. Nor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

it's handsome mansions, its
clubs and fine stores is only
two blocks from its front.
Lines Of transportation RAJ
dintc .in. every direction. It,
8hasentrances and. exits on all
four oE'itssdes.
Thesstation is serve t,byall
through trains Of the Penn
sylyania Railroad that ar
rive at or depart from New
York, SC, that a ,passenger.on
although, aytfrom. the South
or West is delivered in the
heart! Of New York without.
any change whatever. This
is.e6ectrd brasdlew extension
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

Rev. Jane w. Durham occupied the
pulpit at both services in Bainbridge.
Street Baptist Church. Ills morning
subject was 'Forgiving One Another"
to be ofsunusunl interest, '""rhe Man
chester Children" All
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

y cannot also refrain from men-
Looming the loss we have sustained in
me death of Major z. r. Morgan.
superintendentof the Penltentiary, who
from our society's organization to the
day OF his death was its warm per-
sonal friend, facilitating our work In
bringing about the object we have in
view OF having everything arranged
for the prisoners on the date Of their,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-22
Serpme, u. 8.

Sos toimitus fuo fiiao, min piir.
adm mliutoman rifpin ia terpebodn
Muttoian fautta faiffia raffaifa friss
titpeliid ia fiIaria SeeiufIesia &ris'
~tufIes5a.
Wtind oIen pfIi niitd erdmaan o.
iuffaito, iofa barbaiIen ndiud fui'
niua IdbteiQd. Slen ouut tddud pli
nelid nuotta eifd ole nield fdpnDt
minfddnlaista SumaIan ianon faorz
noaiaa. &afIi fertoa plen fdpnpt
2%afptasIa, iosia olen i%aonut fuuua
enanfeIiumia SeeIutiesta &ristuf'
Iesta pastori 9uuSfoien fautta. Sn
tulut ifdpdtIi monta fertaa Fun Ell
Iaa fuulla I%aarnaa. Waan fiitos Su.
maIan, ettd Sdnen i%anania on Fir
ioitettuno, iobon iopii ia tuIee pitdp'
tpd. Muttaia tulee %luofIeni iofa miif'
TO iaarnaamaan. 81 Fun on bausfa
lufea M~attaiaa, Fun fiind on min
palio tobistufiia, ettd Seeiutien ios
mintoneresid on taiffi ipnnit an.
teefIi annettu.
Gbfd lopeton tdmdn iDberrptiini,
iiud ebfd tuIen liian paIio maipaa'
maan toimittoiaa tdud buonoua fp'
bdptIeudni. Wtutta nafatfoon rpsfa'
foriin JOS eli Iomi PARMA lebben
palstoiue.
Sdtdn faifti 2luttaian %lutiiat 9ers
ran armon baItnun. Nditd piirIi beifs
to Iiiorenne Serrasia.
9lnna !Suotari ri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-22
Tairpprt, Ohio.

g}pt toasfin ternebodn Inttaian
toimittoiaa ia ien looiau %lnfiiofnn'
toa, maiffa olen melfein faifiue fos'
poisto tuntematon, poon olemme'
bon bengesId tutut,
Sn pittd oifa fulunut iitd fun
tpiimefIi firioitin gluttoioon, mrita
en- ole fitte ndbnpt fun pboen firloi'
tufIen tddlta meiodn pienestd fpIds'
tdmme.
SaIuan ioufu ritpin piirtdd mei'
bdn Ieurofunta bommistomme.
SIimme toaefin iubIimasId maoI'
la MIR. ia mrs. aouftorin farmiaa,
iobon oil tddItd min pitfd etten ole
o0ut Min fautdnn moalIo fosfaon,
naiffa oIen ouut NmerifasIa II
nuptta. Q1eIjet tuliipot meta has
femoan ia oitua ilmon motiuo. Niin
Ie on: lobiafIi pIette iooneet Min Lob
iatIi mpbs ontofaat. = 2un pdds'
tin periQe ia oil noutittm fabfpio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-22

IeiiuoStcn fonSIa. min Iitte mentiin
luoin,on hcImoon, ioSid pioeiiiin iu.
undergraduates. S%aornan pitt pass
torimrne Wiicitinen, iofa on bpmiQG
pnbelabioilu ia Ielndud fdIitptIead
marustettu ioarnaamaan rauban e.
manfeliumio. 81 ibminen moi mi.
tdGn ottaa elei bdneue anneta tai.
ipaosta. - Cite iumalanpolpelufs
len pddtpttpd mentiin pdinduiIeue,
iota oil runiaasti tariona nellie fai.
File, iosta fiitos mr.. ia mrs. Scout.
farille. - Sitte feuo 2 mentiin taos
Sumalan iuureen tempreliin ioitta'
moon rauban poiuunaa &ristufl es'
Ia, iofa on meibdt pstanut ppbdud
ia faIiiua nereudnid. 81 FUN Diem.
ME umtuoot 8ristutien tefona.
&dbbimme fotia pdin feuo 5 iuaIs
la. Matfaua ppitettiin Salmi'ele H.
Iauiieue, ionne en- f~uitenfaan MIND
ferinnpt. &iitos mrs. ia mr.. SaImi.
ieue, mr.. WiIperile ia 3ouffariue,
iotfa antpitpat nellie fpptid. 9erra
maimanne paIfitiee Jos Ell M Min
ainafin nanburSfosten plDsnouie'
miIesia.
Weiud oil mpDS rSpDnpdi.pdnd"
iubIa Muttoian firiapainorabaston
bpmdt5i, iobon mr.. Euuri labioitti
IeimofIet, iosta bdnene oItoon fii'
tos. Wleiud oil iiend 2 nuoTifertoa
2luttoiaa, 2 wuoIifertaa 2asten Yss
idpdd ia phben boIarin eoestd ious
Iufortteia nuneroiaa. pastorimme
pitt ttloiiuubesia fofTi pubetta. 81
fopn toinoouiieue Stale fiitos
fun Sdn Idbetti nellie opettoian, Jos
Ia moi nellie ontaa %ppetutiio, neu'
noin ia feboitutIia. &un SumoIan
Ianoa Ioarnotaon o%iteen, Min me
Iaomme fen usfoa. So fitte Fun lite
luemme Sumolan ianoo, min me
famine fen usfoa Iamoin. aaiffi
eSumtaIa on antomt nellie usfotto
motif, min %ioarnatun tuin Iuetuntin
%Ionon. Sa famine ola fiitoaiiet iii
I'd, ettd SumaIo on antanut nellie
ianonia ia Iaarnanio. ppbd 9enfi
woifuttoa ibmiiiin nditten fumpoien'
Fin foutto.
Wpi roffoat meIiet ia FIaret: JOS.
pa foittaiIi 10 plan fe alta %ioloin
iaotaiIiin beiitdd motfoiouma ia iaa'
muttoiiiin tuonne toinooaiieen fott'
moaban. WinuIIe oinofin tuIee it'd,
ma tdmdn tuostofin ia buofaan:
tuIe Serra SeeIus morTiontoii non.
tamoan tddltd pobosia mooiImoSia.
Gbfd Iopetan, toitoa f~irieeni spe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-22
8rantmpuS. @is.
SppSfuuaa

SDDStuuuu
MeioGn autuutemme on Seefus
8ristus Samalan poifa.
&osfa perfeIe oil ibmis futpun
turmeIut Maoamin ianfeemuffeSfa,
min, ettd faiffi ibmiIet ioutuitpat fa'
botetutIi, tuomitutii ia iban perfes
leen omatii, min Sumalo iofa oil
ritas Iaupeuoesta, Sdn iuuren raf.
fautenIa tdbben labioitti poitanfa
Seeiuflen ibmiIetii meibdn libaamme.
2uin Seeius ipntpi ibmiiefii Min fii
nd tuli toto ibmis iumuIe autuus,
rouba, iiunaus, nanbursfaus, pp'
bpps, pubtaus ia eldmH. 2osfa SUI
mola Ell muuten moinut ibmiss Iutua
o%uttaa, min Sumala ratfaubesta
ldbetti oman PoitanIa S~eeIutIen ib'
miiefTi. ia SeeIus SIdn Sumalon
tdbben tdptti ia merenid mmobatti
meibdn faiffein Ipntein anteefi iaa'
miIefii, Min me ibmiiet tuIimme See.
Julien peren fauttn nanburSfaif1i,
eldpifIi ia autiaitIi. &iitos Suma'
Ian, ettd annoit YoifaIi SeelutIen
tuQa meibdn meri pIidtIemme. Sc
iaios futIuu SeeIuffen emmanuel"
ia Wtoteus ieIittdd fen ia @Ianpp: Se
on Min poIion Ionottn fuin SumoIa
meiodn f%anslamme, Sumola meiodn
autuuoemme, SumaIa meibdn man
burstauoemme, Sumola meiodn iius
naufIemme; Sumola meiodn ppbi'
tptiemme. Sumala on meitd fos,
teesIa pufenut Seeiutien panbnrs'
fauoela ia autuuoela. Wte mt ioam'
me Iiid msfouo omistaa niinfuin Sm'
malan jana iooiStoa, ettd Sumola
on 10 nellie ianfaitfiien eldmdn an.
tanut ia ie eIdmd or Sumolan po'
iosIa SeeTufiesia nellie onnettu.
Wuttd fun ibinile ct epdusfoSio eld'
rudt, min be bnffunot beIfpettiin.
Sifein on faubeoa FUN fauiisti Ius
nastetut menendt tobolaon beIfpet'
tin.
9rontnoobisIa Wis. ale firioiita'
nut pitt feIdtoiilun InpIiue clofuuuo.
aopfa fdioi fouIusia neIiditdfDm'
mentd. Muistofao lopiet lufeo de
binfieIta, fun oIetie pddsieet oIuue.
:. n%rpiIoinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-22
@osebicsfammtim
GGnestdiille.

2un oIen %iaanut nimitpsmaaIeisIa
nimitpfIen tlua fofelaafTi Oemofs
roottipuolueen listaIa eousmiebefTi
moItion oinlaotiiafuntnan (Hepreien.
tatine TO the Itote itnie ls9isIature),
oton tdmdn ti%laiIuuoen ia pppbdn
foifeuo funnioitutieua teibGn Gdness
tpstdnne emf naaleisio, Marross
fuun 8 %pditpdnd, ia JOS tulen mali.
tiitii, nafuuton teiue, ettG minun
Iuoiioni ia ddnespslippuni tuIee oIes
moon pIeiien %fanIan bp6bpfii.
SIen tpDmies; oIen tpDsfenneIpt
fotIifpmmentd nuoitd GID .Midiea.
min f~aipannpisfa ia ta;montoien
pddUd, ia tietden tpDmieSien iorpest,
p~uolustan foittia niitG lafejo, iotto
fosfepot poIffaa anioiiIenien bpD.
tpd.
llSton mDDstin, eta tartta ia ole
Tea tutfisieIn tdptup fapttdd mddrd.
tesla rabostporain f~dDiidmisid res
beliIiin ia Ioiaiiiin t%arfoitntIiin ia
Mile lotio IootieSia.
81 mitddn puoIue eifd beioan iobs
toionio, eifa mr6Stddn roba eli
muu poItinto tuIe m66rddmddn mi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-22

npd liian pittdffi. Sdtdn teibdt Iuts
taian lifiiot Serran armon iuoiaan,
iitnd toimoSIa ia, ettd tainaasSa 1ois
fimme tpi1emme tatpata.
ytditd ptirii beiffo taimaai een fuls
fiia.
Mufana ouut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-22

TiinolonpolipeIutiia. 9ofofuuno:
z y. SrooooctisIo, % .. Flo XII
a. D. fonidn mddrddmdsid p~oitosIa.
3 y. 9rontlooob, WiS. Flo 10 o. u.
y. Sl'iIorb, Wis. flo 2 t. ..
16 p. Stiioro, mis- Flo 10 a. u.
:. llrpiIoiuen.
9~ronitpoob, 0
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-22
Mrmoiiat %firjailiat
%bmpmatfaa!
Mufano ouut.

&osfa S~oulusHauban toimitus to-
nGfin nuonna on usfotti ouefirioits
taneen tebtdndfIi, min pppodn fais
filta bppiitd firiailiioilta ia erittdin.
Fin mirfameliiltd firioitufiia ia fus
mia puheena olemaon iublaiulfoi.
iuumme. &aitfi firioitufiet ia fu'
mat ospat ldbetettGmdt ala pIemaua
oIoitteeIa ennen emf Iofafuun 10
pdifpdd.
Suurimmaua funnioitufIeIIa
&. g. 3isfanen.
SO4 Sim Ct, Calumet, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-22

IeuraufIena eiitpanbempaimme lans
feemiiesta.
Mutta futen %Ianottu, ldbetti SUE
maIa nellie Wapabtaian, iofa on
mafianut faiffien ibmisten ipntifoee
lat. &c on totuus. !Saueluiao!
Soiste liIddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-22

nun Observation-Disclosures IoinIoa,
oinnaoia minfadn eriipiIen rpbmdn
eoutYi.
Suoraan fonoen, oIen mieIipiteeIs
toni ia puoIuSton, ettd ipalto diff
tofon foifine eifa mitddn eritniTid
etuia feneu6t6dn.
Waiffo tdpoeIliieSii puoIuston uis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., iosIa ma.
litaon ~fofeIont, nostnSion iiid mn,
fDistd idrjeSieImdd, iota fosfee ii.
iddnfirioitusta, ioto pofoittoa gme.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-16
FEMALE HELP WANTED

YOUNG women between the ages OF Il and %.
Of fair education, neat appearance and un-
questionable character, wanted to study tele-
ary is paid operators while in training at
The operating school of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Company, and upon graduat tion
they given permanent positions at the
switchboards. with opportunities for promotion.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
provides light and well ventilated operating
rooms, pleasant rest and lunch rOor1s and takes
personal interest in the welfare OF The young
women in its employ.
Competent operators furnished to provide
branch exchange subscribers
For fun particulars call, preferably between
S:3o g m. and Il m. at operating school,
telephone office. 2Ol5 Steiner ST
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-16
RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

small want ad in The Call will do it quicker
than dozen signs plastered on your windows
and which spoils the looks of your home he-
sides. Phone kearny Sc for a6 man TO call
and you.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-16

TO let or lease-Two fats. IA and 16 Landers
st. 14th and Market; 4 rooms and bath
each.
House of 8 rooms and bath; all modern i'm
provements; at 2351 Devisadero st. nr. Jackson
Large building at 1160 Mission ST.. 62x1OO,
near Sth St; also 262 7th st. near Folsom,
4T1Ax165; also 703 to 100 Harrison St, SOxSO.
Apply 10 G. X. FRINK, 1923 Merchants
Exchange, or EDWARDS, REED & BRADY,
245 Montgomery st
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-09
OhocenW al PdbEco d LjnpahT Vacuum narca "SAN1O
Con las siguientes garantias de f

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mitn la Federation Libre. bio princi-
pio Il las Seis de Ia tarde y termin6 a las
nreve de Ia nocht. llubo poca genie
Pr0ccdentc de Trinidad, ha flcgado a
esta capital, Mr., Joseph Reno
Nuestro estimado amigo don Bernardo
Frontera. de Mayagiiez, ha llegado a
San Juan Sc hospeda en 81 Hotel IN
glatcrra.
lie SaludamOS
FL fot0grafo senior MOscioni, sac6 aver
tarde varias vistas del imponente entie-
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ESta 1orhe da otra function en- ell ''Ci-
las Tres Bandoras la encantadora
aYi~ta toSita Raali.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-30
MOTHERS DAY DESIGNATED

People OF Virginia Asked to Wear
White Flower on May 8.
Governor Mann yesterday set apart
Sunday, May S. to be Mothers Day in
Virginia, this being the date used by
other States which have adopted the
practice. The proclamation Is as fol-
lows:
whereas 1t Is the custom in some
OF the States to set apart the second
Sunday in May of each year to be OBJ
served as Mothers Day to the end
that motherhood may be honored ana
cherished in the selt-sacrihcing duty
OF training up and caring for their
children.
Therefore, while having no author
ity OF law to do so. do most earn.
estly request the citizens of this COM
monwealth to wear a white carnation
or some other white flower on the
second Sunday In May as an emblem
OF the purity Of mothers love, to
attend church and In every possible
way to show their veneration for the
memory OF mothers dead and their love
and gratitude for mothers living. And
I earnestly request the churches to
arrange for appropriate services on
that day. Virginia Is interested be-
cause no State is ever greater than
Its mothers"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-30
PAYMASTER NAMED
FOR STATE TROOPS
Captain Consolvo Made First
Occupant OF New Military
Position.
TO CELEBRATE MOTHERS DAY
Governor Issues Proclamation.
New Health Laws Are
Published.

Captain Charles II. Consolvo, we'll.
known business man of Norfolk, was
yesterday commissioned by Adjutant-
General w. w. Sale to be paymaster-
general OF the Virginia militia, with
the rank OF lieutenant-colonel. The
appointment is effective beginning
yesterday.
A new military office Is created by
this action. a member of the militia
has heretofore been detailed to do the
work or paying off the men, but there
has been no stipulated position OF the
kind. lille the work will be light
during the greater part OF the year
If there continues to be no disturb
ances in the state. at the season or
encampments the duties are heavy. At
such times there is q vast amount OF
bookkeeping and accounting, and II
was deemed desirable to have an officer
to take charge Of the work.
All the Virginia militia except the
coast artillery Will camp at Gettys-
burg In July. and at the conclusion
OF the event the men will be paid off
Lieutenant-Colonel Consolvo has been
serving as quartermaster of the
Fourth Virginia Regiment on the staff
OF Colonel Nottingham. The latter
official Will appoint his successor, He
was manager or a leading hotel in
Norfolk during the Jamestown Expo
sition. and has many business inter
ests in the city near the sea