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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-06-15
OTHER store in town

NIOOTHER store in town
~ can show you COL
LEGIAN FASHIONS, be-
cause we are EXCLUSIVE
HEADQUARTERS for this
famous line of apparel for
men and young men. 1t
isnot improbable that you
can readily obtain IMlTA-
TIONS of these garments;
but when it is so easy to
procure the original, why
be satisfied with anything
/ else?
You will find these gar
mentS more satisfactory in
wear, and more becoming
in style, than any clothes
Y on H AVE EVER
BOUGHT. The prices are
moderate, and we are
ready to show you a splen-
did array of bright, spring.
like patterns.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
HERBERT ClAPP
To PRESS CHARGE
POLICE INCLINE TO BELIEVE
THAT WIfE'S STORY OF AZ
t,AIK - CORRECT HOW
EVER

PHILADELPHIA, PA.. Becem BEG
l3,--tterhert Mason Clarp. IA wealthy
ciuhman. who WAS snot during Il
scuffle with his pretty young wife, IA
former manieurist is to-day still per
10 KIN against her. II developed to-
dag that. in the event of his recovery,
ne IL himself to be arrested on II
similar charge when he leaves the
hospital. A guard liz to be placed over
him. and as soon ar he II able he VIII
he arraigned and accused of attacking
and attem pting 10 Kill hts wife. The
charges viii be based upon the story
told hy Mrs Giapp In which she Al
icges that her husband tried to shoot
her
Clamps condition was improved to-
day and although in higher spirits.
stili hHrbors the hatred against his
wife which marked his demeanor yes
terday The police tho are very
much impressed With Mrs, Clapps
story that the shooting was acciden-
tai and occurred while she was try
Ing to prevent Clapp from turning
the revolver upon her. did their utmost
to shake the husbands story or pre-
Ineditated assault, but We're unable To
do SO. The man appears to harbor
intense malice against the former
manicurist,
In the meantime Mrs Clapp Is at
liberty under $500 bali at the home
Of her father. Both her father and
mother declare their tulf confidence
in their daughter Innocence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
MAKES PREPARATIONS
TO INSTALL PASTOR
PRESBYTERIAN BODY NAMES
COMMISSION FOR SERVICE IN
COCkADE CITY.

Eev. Charles r. Stribling, the new
pastor Of Tabb street Presbyterian
church. Petersburg. will he formally
Installed the second Sunday in January.
according to plans decided upon at a
meeting If the East Hanover Presby-
tery held In Richmond.
The personnel Of the commission
named for the Installation services is
as follows: Rev. Theron H. Rice, D. D..
q preside and preach the sermon: Rev
+. T. McFaden. +. b, To deliver the
charge to the pastor. Rev. -. II. Rols-
ton To deliver the charge to the people.
Rev. j. Calvin Stewart. u. D., was
named as alternate IN either of these,
and r. II. Jones and \. NJ. Hin as
members Of the commission.
The services will be held at night,
beginning at O'Clock.
AT his own request. Rev John r.
Rosebro was dismissed from this pres
bNterS in order that he may take
charge of church in South Carolina
To which he has been called.
T., \, Caldwell a member of the
fredericksburg church. was received
as n candidate fer the ministry. He
Is how Il student In the Presbyterian
SCHOOL at Frederick bure.
The presbytery now has under its
care twenty-five young men who are
preparing themselves to preach
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
REPORTS PLOT To
POISON JA|lERS
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT DENIES
STORIES OF CRUELTY IN
THEIR PRISONS.

~. PETERSBURG, Dec. lire
ports OF n revolutionary plot TO free
all political prisoners In Russia by
means OF the wholesale poisoning of
jailers were made by the government
to-day. It was officially announced
that tho stories cf prison cruelty
throughout Russia, alleged to have re-
suited in numerous suicides, are In
ventions of the reNoiutionists, To aid
their work OF raising funds to be used
in the jail delivery.
II Is admitted by the authorities.
however, that they ordered the pun
ishment Of prisoners involved In the
conspiracy. and that several suicides
OF prisoners followed one of those
reported tn have committed suicide
was Sazoncff. assassin OF Minister. Of
the Interior Plehve. His death Ia an
nounced at tho Iarantus prison. where
there have been half n dozen deaths
of prisoners within the last few days.
The government points ont that the
unprecedented number of suicides in
Russia IN largely due 10 the stagna-
tii,n In inN lstrial circles resulting
from numerous strikes. which has dou
BLEED tho army of the hungry and de-
spondent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
MOUNT CLINTON PEOPLE
HAVE MANY MISFORTU MES

HARRISONBTRG. VA, Deeemper
13.-~~ln the big snowstorm of last
week a father near Mount Clinton
started in the dead of night for 4
physician to attend his sick daughter
Her husband In the meanwhile watch
ed at the bedside. The young woman.
consumptive, lay with open WIN
dows. While the snow blew in on all
sides. After long ride the father
found the physician absent from
home. While s.tu.sning home his
horse fell and broke It's leg. The AMI
NAL later had to be- shot. The father
~s~ked the rest Of the distance to FIND
In the house a newborn babe, which
lived but few hours. \ physician
arrived before daybreak. The family
Is poor and the mistortuneS ..f a. singh.
night have aroused much sympathy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
GOES AFTER MIGRANTS
WITH GLOVES OFF
DANSuLE GRAND JURY PRE-
SENTS TJFTS-FINE PERSONS
TOR .LOAfTNG'-OTH
INDICTMENTS.

DANNILEE. VA Dec. Deter
mined To break up ;nafing the grand
jury In the Corporation Court Mon
day brought in presentmepts against
iifty-flye men and women as Migrants.
most of the cases being those of young
white men aud routabout negroes. FIT
teen other indictments were found
The saloonkeepers presented are:
j. l.. Cruise. l.. l.. Shorter s. =. Ep-
person. W. II. Baines and j. W Clark
All Of the cases Viii hc sent to the
maNsrs court for hearing.
The grand jury conveyed again to-
day.
Sam Palmer. alias Sam Slick, n mo-
torious negro, was convicted yester-
day afternoon Of selling cocaine and
given a year in prison.
Joseph a. Miller. a carpenter. was
given three years IN prison for big
amy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
T<CENDIARY DESTROYS
HOME OF MISS WIGHT

WINCHESTER. VA. Dec Ia
What seems to have been a deliberate
act OF incendiarism resulted on Sat
urday night in the destruction by fire
OF the home Of Miss Emma Howard
Wight. the novelist. and Miss Bertha
Won Hillern, retired artist. at Mid
dleton, thus county. The fire gained
considerable Roadway before it was
discovered. Their Scotch collie, which
Is said to have given the alarm when
la previous attempt was made to burn
the house, MAS poisoned on Friday.
The loss of rare paintings, jewelry.
emma. sliNer"are, portraits and fur
nlture ~ said 10 aggregate $4,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Personal Notes From Lewiston.

LEWISTON. VA. December Ia
Mr.. Oscar Sacre. of Gatewood. died
last week. His wife and one daugh-
ter have died In the last few months
Mrs. Rawlings will spend the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. Johnson. in
Wa hington, -. &.
Mr.. Levy. Mir. Luck and Mr. Seay
We're at Buckners this week
Mrs. Thurman and Miss Scott We're
guests OF Or. and Mrs. Young recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harriss recently visit
ed their daughters, Mrs. Luck and
Mrs. Seay.
Mr.. Sacra was the guest OF Mr..
Maston and Mr.. Talley.
The Rev. 4. London. rector of ST.
Johns church. will preach there on
the first Sunday In January. The Clog
ing exercises of the Snnday-school
will be held during Christmas week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
WH|TEWAsH FOR
SENATOR L0R|MER
euD. coMMiTTEE OF SENATE
COMMITTEE VOTES TO CLEAR
MAN FROM ILLINOIS.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Dec. lathe
subcommittee OF the Senate commit
Tee appointed To investigate the hrfb =
cry charges involving Senator Lori -
mer. Of Illinois, has voted that there is
no direct evidence of Senator Lorimer
. having gained his seat by bribery
This mean that Lorimer viii be clear =
- and will retain his place in the Sen
a4e.
The sub committee consists of sena-
tara Burrows. Michigan; Bulkeley, Con-
necticut: Gamble. South Dakota: Hey
6arn, Idaho. Republicans: Frazier. Ten
nessee; Paynter, Kentucky. and John
st0n. OF Alabama. Democrats
These men conducted the hearing.
and practically all of the testimony Of
the case was taken In Chicago. The
testimony Of a few witnesses taken in
Washington developed little Of impor-
lance.
The full committee may meet late
this week to receive tie sub commit
tees rapport but no session of tic full
conimtttee has yet heen called
Committee Of Lawyers
The proceedings OF the sub commit
tee yeaterday were executive. all rn~tn
hers declining to discuss their action.
- resolution was adopted by tho COM
n1tfee by which all members agreed
not to divn!Ee any OF the proceedings
or ~ discuss tie vote until after the
matter had been submitted to the full
committee. The fun committee con-
slets entirely OF lawyers. and II Is ex-
pected that they will judge the evil
dence from a technical point Of yieW
much the same as n court would do.
The report was current about the
6enAte that an informal canvass Of
the committee had been taken and not
one member of the entire committee
w0uld vote 10 sustain the charges.
This, however, was not confirmed
u There 10 no doubt that the action Of
the sub committee is correct Al
though members of the committee re-
fused to discuss IL publicly. news of
ne action was communicated 10 Their
colleagues in the Senate who are not
Mentbtrs OF the committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
FURTHER CENSUS
FACTS PUBLISHED

" WASHINGTON, December I3.-The
census Office announced this afternoon
the present population of the follow
ing cities in the State of Washing
ton.
Aberdeen, 1850.
Beilingham, 2t.29s.
Everett city. 2a.sfi.
Walla Waila. a.3sI.
tentralia. 1911.
ltoauiam. Sill.
Olympia. G.aa6.
Vancouver, a.3uo.
Also the following
f'reepprt. Illinois. t1.5si.
bwosso. Michigan. 1859
Mexico city. Mo. 5.a39
Luyaisock township exclusive OF
Willansport city, Pa. 1905.
South Williamsport borough Pa
37g4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
JUDGE REED REFUSES
CHANGE OF VENUE FOR DIt,TZ

HAYWARD. WIS. Dec. l3.-With
refusal Ivy Judge Reed here of IL
change of senuc in the murder trial
of John Dietz. the defender OF Cam
eron Dam for the killing OF Deputy
sheriff oscar Harp. attorneys for the
defense here to-day declare they hav.
SURE foundation OF n mistria.
They assert that the court held Dietz
ON IA point of law, While admitting
error III fact.
Judge Reed to-day is hearing argu-
ments on a motion by the defense for
II continuance. which is bitterly con-
tested by the attorneys for the State
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
WON'T OPERATE BRANCH
STORE IN PETERSBURG
MEMBER OF MILLER AND
RHOADS FIRMS DENIES RE
PORT TO THAT EFFECT.

We have no intention of establish
ing branch store In Petersburg
This statement was made by Mr.. l..
q. Miller, OF the big department store
firm OF Miller and Rhoads. when ask
ed Monday afternoon regarding re
port that his firm had either leased
or bought two adjoining buildings on
Sycamore street Petersburg. for the
purpose OF operating "A department
store in that city.
Those reports have been in eircu-
lation off and on f0f the past year. ;"
said MIR. Miller, and 1 would like
very much to have it publicly stated
that they are without foundation
Information from Petersburg il t.
the effect that the lease has certainly
been obtained but it appears tn a.. a
matter OF some speculation as t. who
is behind the project. except that il
IN a Richmond concern
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
HIS PENNIES IN PAWN;

CLEVELAND. o.. Dec Ia oullllt
IL make you sore II you had 81 in
real money pawned and couldn't raise
enough cash to get il out. aud with
Christmas approaching, too:
That IL what s. W. Allen, Il waiter
II sore about to day. When the Lin
coin pennies with the artists initials
on them were first Issued Allen laid
in a big supply Tor a speculation. La
ter. when the demand ceased, no SIN
had. SIS worth Of them on hand and
poWned them. But now with Christ
mas almost here, and with the pen
MES he Is confident wcrth at least Ten
cents apieca ar souvenirs. NJ can't
raise the little "wherewithaf' Ia relieve.
his Uncle Dudley nj them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
SEVERAL CHARTERS ISSUED
BY CORPORATION COMMISSION

The following charters and amend
ments were granted by the Corpora
ton Commission Monday:
Tinsiey Construction Company, Inc,
of Roanoke, Va. Incorporators~-c. l..
Tinsley. president. w G. Tinsiey. Vice
president, +. G. T'instey. secretary and
treasurer. all OF Roanoke. Va. Capt
tai atock--Maximum, $4,000: mini
mum. 5000. objects and purposes
CONSTRUCTION and contract work.
AppomattoS Casualty Company. Inc
Of Petersburg, Va fncorporators--
j. W. Seward. president; DR. II. a.
Gamble secretary. both Of Petersburg
Va. NJ. 9. Doubles, treasurer, Rich
mond. Va. Capital stock Maximum
sloo. 900; minimum, s2b, 900. Objects
and purposos-f.ifc and accident In
surance business.
Boone Milling Company, Inc, Of
Boone Mill. Va. ineorporators-J. T..
Turner, president. Jack Garst. vice.
r. a. Mitchell, secretary and treasurer,
Roanoke Va. Capital stoek--Maxi-
mum. 10000. minimum. $4,000, OBJ
iJeetS and purposes-Saw- mill grist-
mill and mercantile business.
BellNiew Orchard Company, Inc.
of Stanton. Va. Incorporators-J s,
Pancake. president Stanton. va; y.
a. BELL. vice president. Baskerville.
va, William y. Pratt, secretary and
treasurer, Staunton. Va, Capital stock
Maximum. S2a.o0d: minimum, SIS
900. Objects and purposes--plant and
grow orchards and sell all kinds of
fruits,
Alpha Chapter ri Kappa Alpha Fra
| ternity, Inc. of University OF Virginia
incorporntars r.. T.. Bird president:
John L. kablc co-prcsident, j
! Floyd Newcomb. secretary. all OF TINT
versity of Virginia Capital stock -.
Maximum. none. Objects and pur-
poses--Literary society.
An amendment was issued II char
ter of the Poe Invention Corporation
/ Norfolk. increasing its capital stock
from s25, 600 to $4,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

Especial 70 Tin Richmond Virginian.
VNt'Hpi lfG VA Dec 1a-Tha
ft"ckholders Of the Thornhill Wagon
Works. whose piant was entirely de-
stroyed last Friday night. met to-day
and took action looking to the I'm
mediate rebuilding of the plant An
increase IN stock WAS also authorized
81 siGb."oa natlng the total canitai
SOU" ono. II Nas stated to-day that
Roanoke intereete were after the p,enf
but there Is no Indication Of any dis
position to r'eve the plant away from
this CITY Work will be begun az soon
SIS possible.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
COyLEGE GIFTS SPECIAL DOPE
FROM JOHN DIS INSTITUTE

sufficient quantity of the drug
technically known as Ehlich's "sos"
has been received at the University
college Of Medicine to treat FIVE cases
Tor the disease generally described as
contagious blood poison.
The drug comes as Il gift from the
Rockefeller Institute in Richmond.
and II Is stated that it will be utilized
for the benefit OF medical science in
these parts
PHYSICIANS from different parts OF
me state are expected to visit the
college when the tests are made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
GROOM CHANGES
RELIGIOUS FAITH

Special to The Richmond Nirginian.l
NORFOLK, VA, Dec t5.--An-
nouncement was made to-day of the
elopement and marriage In North Car
nlina Thursday of William s. White
and Miss Minnie Singer. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. -. Singer. OF IS Wake
street. The brides family was made
happy when Mr.. White yesterday took
the first rites looking to changing his
religious faith Ia that nj his Wife.
Rabbi Shapiro offlciatcd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
GOMPER~ TO TALK On
CIGARMAkI.RS' BEHALF

WASHINGTON. Dec. IL. President
Gompers. of the American Federation
of Labor. Will leave to-day for New
York. where he Will deliver a lecture
Thursday evening In behalf of the
cigarmakers of Tampa. Fla. The Cen
trai Federated Union has called "A
mass meeting for the occasion. The
address #ii be mad" In the abar tenn
pie. President Gompcrs will stop ut
the Hotel Victoria while in New York
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
TAKES TOO Mt<Y DRINKS
ND SHOOTS THINGS Up

Melvin johnson. "a Representative OF
the c"iorFd race4 surrounded several
healthy drinks sunday and became f.s-
tive on the public highway Mel also
carried gun. which he proceeded to
draw and pun"tgate the hieh heavens
until county officer X. ". Kendall ar
'ived en- tire scene ana cut short the
premature thr'stmas celebration by ar
rsTt'n" hfni. Melvin TX now cooling his
heels in the Herricu county Jail, wherS
he VIII STAY uu{tl Magistrate Purvear
can Try bis ease. He viii have To face
two warrant there IL one charge
or Ahooting OBJ tho public highway and
another for carrying concealed weap-
uUs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
FAIL INTO
TIIIEIY-FOOT CCLyERT

DIR. &. w. Brock, chief surgeon of
the Chesapeake and OHIO Railway. has
returned from a trip to Charlottesville
where he attended two trainmen Of
this road who figured In rather an
unusaal accident sunday night near
Hanover
1t appears that Engineer Lane and
Fireman Evans who were operating
\ freight ont Of Richmond that night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
DIPIiTHERIA CAUSES
SCHOOLS To CLOSE

Especial To The Richmond yirginian.
IIARRISoNRt'RG, VA, Dec. Ia
Peach Grove Graded School, two miles
east nf tiarfIsanburg, has closed on
account of several eases of diphtheria
among the pupils.
The epidemic has spread across the
Blue Ridge into Madison county
Three children IN the family of George
Roach at Athos are III. And other
cases are reported in the county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Grra. Run Of Sl,ad

FREDERlCkSBURG VA. Deem.
Der l3.-it Is reported that thousa nds
of shad are at the head Of the Great
Wnonico river, In Northumberland
county, and local fishermen are maxi
ing great catches. More than 1000
shad were caught in a seine at one
haul few days. ago. 1t In stated that
the shad are making for fresh water
In tho upper part of the river.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
FARMFE'S r1S ,pDuaDaNT'E
CAUSES GRAVE ANXIETY

BRISTOL. VA December t2--The
aisaprea rance of John {. Keys. a
wealthy farmer of North Dakota. who
was due To arrise here three weeks
ago. is causing great public interest
while, Mrs. Reyes. VINO Is in great dis
trehs Of mind. has advertised offering
a reward Of 500 for any informa ton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Suggestions for the In ants
EUeryihin2 for Christmas.

Make the little one happy Xn,as with some
of these "Trinkets' Nothing would be
nicer for gilt, and something that is useful
we mention few here
Carriage Straps, in beautiful hand psint- c1 CE
ed designs, ribbon trimmed .sz..z...5s D Id
Infants Hand Painted Coat Hangers, Ia "
white pink and blur sI.25. 81 90 and DC
IL Embroidered Neelgcc with scolloped edges
and ribbon Trimmings, at Sis up
Tnnket Boxes, beautiful hand-paintel designs, at
25c, SOC and upwards
Infants Celluloid Basket Sets, hand painted, in
pink and blue. at S2.75 and SITS.
Painted Bib Holders, for the little one, in colors
pink and blue at 81 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

fourth Infantry. l.. S. A.. and chief
Of the division Of militia affairs Of
the war department.. Monday inform
ed Acknowledgement Sale that an oiH-
Ger of tho regular army would III
spect the Virginia militia's quarters
on February Is and 10,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
COMING TO RAISE
FUNDS FOR MISSIONS

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 1S--Rey. w.
B. Beauehamp. missionary secretary
of the Virginia Methodist Conference.
leaves Tonight for Richmond to take
up, the work of raising missionary
funds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
KIDNAPPER MUST
REMAIN IN PRISON

: PHILADELPHIA. PA. Dec. 70
Helen Boyle, now serving twenty
tertiary for completely in the kidrap-
ping OF Billy Whitia. of Sharon. Pa, |
must remain In prison The Superior
Court to-day affirmed her sentence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

of the missing man. Nothing has been
heard Of Reyes sinces he mailed souve-
mir cards from st. Paul Mimi. whea
he was en- route To Chicago. He Was
to have had $1,000 in eur
rency on his person.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

Fidelity League of the Woman's
Temperance League Of America viii
hold an interesting meeting TUESDAY
night at the home Of the president.
Mrs. Floyd Beadles. 1919 North Thir-
ty-second street. A program OF special
interest has been arranged. All 81
the members are expected 10 be prea-
ent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

Recording the sale. OF property ioca :.
ted on Twelfth street near Main street
hy Mr.. r. W. Hessberg to Mr.. J. p.
Davidson, o deed was filed lii the
Charce~y Court Monday, The price
paid i,y- Mr. Davidson was $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
SUICIDE REMAIN
CLOTHED IN MYSTERY

EMPORIA. VA. December la.-Tp
to this hour the cause OF the suicide
of 3. II. Cruikshank remain shronded
III mystery. His remains were inferred
here last evening, his bercaved parents
coming here from Tennessee to attend
the funeral. His wife In heartbroken
over the sad occurrence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
conaressrna elect M.

BUSTON. MASS, Dec. l3.-~Con.
gresstran- elect James NJ. curicy, Of
tho Tenth Massa chusetts district, to.
day was reported 10 be seriously III &C
his home In Roxbary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Names Church Trustees.

BY an order entered Monday after
noon in the City Circuit Court Messrs.
H. r. Richeson. &, 4. Sims. NJ V.
Coleman. W. N. Woodward and ". +.
Roam are made trustees for the clay
street Methodist church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

represented at a mass meeting Of Odd
Fellows In Fraternity Hail. Various
questions concerning the advancement
of the order in this section were dis
cussed and profitable results are antiai-
pated w. l.. Oglctrcc was elected
permanent chairman aad II. L. Andcr-
son permanent secretary. Similar
meetings viii be held from time to
time, II was announced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

4 hOuse-Coat and a Cravat
to strengthen hOIne-ties.
We're hand in hand with old
St. Nick. Here are the gloves
from 81. 90 to $1,000 kid to fur.
No time like the present
time for your Xmas shopping.
Our store is full how are
his stockings
SILK Sox and Silk Cra,at 10 match.
all in Nmas box, s1.00.
smoking Jackets, IS to $40.
Suspender Sets, 81.
The richest Scarfs We ever showed
at Sin Xmas boxes.
Bath Robes at $3.50 up.
Dressing Gowns, IS to SIS.
Fur Robes for carriage. motor or
any sort Of exposure. $40 to SIS
Jaeger Robes are just the richest
things one could give.
Come and see.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
rs
!" Use
Children's Long Kimonos
Sizes , TO II Years.

These are very appropriate for gift pur-
poses, made OF good flannclette, in all the
kindergarten figures with fancy borders. in
all colors. These are made on the same style
as mothers long kimonos and the price is
only. $l.OO, $1.25 and $3.50.
ChiIdrens Leggns, the jersey style, red, cog
white and blue, al Observation-Disclosures 0l.ZC
Chiidren's Jersey Leggins. blue and red en
III fes. '..ss.' OVC
Corduroy Lcggins. brown and white 81 m
Children's Panta leggenette oi white 90 0e
jersey, TO years, 81 50 and 81 80 years 3Z.ZO
Bootes, Infants sizes and all colors at SOC and 25c