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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
u.NH iyTiN'S RDEI ILLI
Operr ,:ou.e Lends Itself Admiral to
sp~i Performances

Ih.. Manhattan Opera House vns'srcia-
afternoon followed the example - some
iSttnRrished arrisrs IN the field 70 which
IL vas formerly devoted and gave up
opera for vaudeville Oscar Hammer
stain rada "a SUNDAY trial Of THIS Use for
his theatre last week Their" wsr" thou
aands thai could not obtain admission
Th.s -npoR. aph,cal adar'abilI'y - IN.
thea, r" 20 I've new Dnrpo'nS - no greater
than -he advantages po-s.ssed by tho
auditorium Jur' a. on" could soc every
action m the stage and hear every note
Of the opera parf oTrpances, 20 arc all IN"
qualities OF the vaudeville turns nnIov"d
a. easily
The audip cam. early yesterday
afternoon. but the announc. ment that
IN. first fftv applicants would n" adj
mittasi gratuitously kept 80 seral hundred
rropIe sanding N front of n. building
during IN. morning Tn" majority OF
them of course yer. men although n
foy women yer. courageous enough TO
take their chances 10 tho crush And
rnoat OF them managed 20 keep 80 S'ii
~ IN the line that hey got their fire."
tickets
programme Thus bal-ful number did
not pr.ven' them all from being good
Mr. Hamm.re'ein never collected NOR"
STARS in his ouarHtiC DAYS stuart Barnes
and SIsggI. ''iins. Bill; Van ana IN"
Reauuonr sisters DdIva and Harry TINT"
y.rn some of The headliner- on he list
Then Mr. Hnnrnerstein ~ on. pom
e,rtllated the three ring circus by putflng
saona. the Juggling towels and Ar'usa
xho H. an .>luiiinri-t on view simuliane-
oIi-y
Lover q miuIiC regret NOR" and NOR"
every day that oscar iiamner-'"in - NO
longer an operate in'pr"sarp 10 N"w
york They realize the extent OF their
lo.s as the musical SEASON Progresses
Vet there will be- no lack Of reward OF
material nature from ih. conversion ~
the Manhattan DDera h"u-' me a music
Ill I, NAV catI-. him % Nrrnch but
.uch acts a. he has assembled ~" -pa-
riou. Iobbie- and The general approximate.
ness nj IN. building TO entertainments ~
,hs. character -een Their" v"-'"ruaV "ugh'
90 maxi. the enterprise prosperous - a
enp.r'pR extent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
pRuS ron 4 nRO ,DER r,Fr
Chaplain Asks the Lord Not to Let the
President Turn Down Referendum.

pHrSIx. Arr, Nov - In n" con
-riru'ional cnny rn'ion this morning Chap
lam CrItchfeld mad. - new lop arturo
u his office bv PRAYING f.rN emily Tor n"
-uc,"s- 81 the proposed Constitution. both
IN ~ submission 10 rhe cN"rs and N =.
consideration by Pr.sd"n' TaF'
, Thee va- an acute break IN tho rover
.n'Iai attitude of thu meint"r- hen the
chaplain irnplursd And. Lord We hope
thar President TAT " III not turn down the.
Constitution for "A littl" thing lik" th'.
initiative and referendum Lord, ton'
l"' him he 40 narrow and partisan A. -
rpf,I-r ~ s.lf-go, crnm"nt
The chaplain hoped the ncs spap"r-
would cel-e unfavorahly hr,hlining IN.
convention news and that tn" r"ppi"
would not reject the Constitution b"ca'Is"
~ did not provide female -uTrag"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
"THF SILBOs ETTE 6IRt."
>,., y.u,,e, life SHOW d, vile. Hrioisr
Win thr Lights Turned Down.

vile Helpi.e may nave h"er beautiful
Tor I'll ,tn audience gathered ~ the
vic.,-,, Music Hall las night knows 2"
he contrary. Hut Il had no opportunity
>, tell exactly what H"f flC'n ch"f"' %
...r,s,,c- IRE TIE lights w"r" 'rrned
,.,,.,, bs,or. she appeared - tho r"roir"
TIE Silhouette Girl which REQUIRES
,I, ,re character iPsid"- herself In
az. srranzemen' n the lights she was =
lack -,Ihou.tte agaiTs' he glowing.
,.5d,.h background she mad come ~
'...i, =, artist who al-o appea-"d - IL"
a. much Of 4 silhou"ti" ~ she
From the psnto,nim" ~ h"r waving
black hands 3, Wss "Tih"h' nav ~"
ran:e,. o. haze her portrait painted. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
STAGE HANDS STRIhE.
Thirty Men In Four Naudc, tile Theatres
80 Out Perform ancrs Proceed.

Thirty stage hands quit Yesterday just
before m" matinee Performance" IN the
Union Square. Twenty-third street and
Fifth Avenue theatres and the Harlem
Opera House The mana gers Of IN"
theatres hustled around and found tw.glty
strik" breakers and no performance ~ az
missed
& A MCtuns. manager of the Fifth
Avenue Theatre. said that the stage hands
puit without making any demands They
simply went on strike and. as h" after
ward learned. Joined IN" Theatrical
ProteCtIv" Union.
Not a performance was even curtaIled
hy IN. ~ rik." he said The meet IN z
81 'he emergency caused 10y ,he srrik e
was left in the hands II General Mana ger
r. + Alb.. Of the Keith Proctor theatres
He does not expect any settlement Of tho
st rik q before Tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
Rf >>gi\ orc HCSTRt.
\ large Nirnsianc- 10 Hear Quaint in-
strur,cnis pia, rd Delirat~iy

Carn"xi" Hall vas well Allied last night
nv those who came. - hear IN" Imperial
Russian Balala Ika Orchestra IN i've frS :
app"arnnr" ~ \mcrica The programm"
consisted n8,nlv II quaint Russian folk
sons chan'i"s that 'ho h"a'm"n sing on
-h" V"IVa twilight songs d"Iirat" and
soft
All thu instrument used by tho Rala-
lnka ORCHESTRA with rh" exception II
~ dulrimcrs. are curious thre. -trin ged
Ins-r Iin.nf. not IInlik" mandolIns and
hav. boon pcri.c'-d 10y " " Andre-fY
rhn loader of tho orchestra. who has " ven
rwantv'wo years 20 he work The
solos' was Rita Fornia Of N. Ni"'ropOli =
an Opera Hous" Company Sh. was
accnnpanl"J hy Andr" B.nCis'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
Custom Mous. omo,ions. M N

Collector Loeb announced Yesterday
tn" follow ing promo' ions due q the death
last week Of jeremiah VI Wood cashier
OF IN" Custom House. william T Black.
promoted from chief clerk 20 cashier:
William I iichnn-t"in. promoted from
chief "ller 20 chief clerk Sylvanus Clam
pit. promoted to chief teller. and the
promotion of the following clerks and an
increase Of 500 each per annum IN the
salary II each Michael J Malone Harry
VI Hassell Percy LegG and Luther 4.
Edsall The promotions were based
solely on merit and Office records
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
prt,sDrr tBar,Ir

pHIt,BIIrHIA Nov - Ia the 'urr I'd
% ~ Lux" and ~" fpipEanv fp-drr Ma
H"pr.'rt Dulin- bach". Rr"1'. Hr"a' grant
dnuRhrar IL BENJAMIN Franklin h"'
the rlrl,. of 1ohn N0rrrll PEPPER
c.rrmOur va p"rfTrmei hv Re,
David VI steel" ih"r" were neither
bridesmaids nor U-h"T- Mr. Pepper 10
dssrsni.d from Franklin Oh bDfn -,,is.
her father and mother having be-n ,ptia-
in. and grnnddn'Ighi.r- NJ Frank = "n!f
dnrI xhfer Sarah whO married Richard
Barhe Mr. Pepper - president Of 'h'
Uuutin ziOn NnlIry' 0ur'ry lub ami . mem
her ~ the Philadelphia Rltr'nhoGs".
Racpuc'. Manufacturer 6"rmanro NI
irtrLs' and other clubs lie - ore NJ me
y.-trt of the church IN which the wedding
tpoE tfgss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
Howard Bow Yer.

Ni-- Ruth Row ,er daughter ~ 'apr J"hn
81 B0Vyar : -Ip~riu'"nd"rr ~
the >ayhI academy. and tn-Izn nolF
La /. Hoyard : -nn ~ Rear Ad-
place This Igrarnoon NJ the residence n
The super ntsndent The ceremony va-
performed by 'hs Rev " N clark hap
Iasn 81 The Naval Academy. and n. a.
tendance was limited - "a" rl"rlbeT- %
me immefi ate families Of m" young people
EIsign Howard IL graduate ~ the
Naval academy 10 the class u 1000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

-Mrn. TrOubadour- which -nJny.I
a melod'ous and successful career al n"
Lyric Theatre" was TRANSFORMED last night
20 the NaZimova Th"air" Nine Ollv
-rill -rrEs n" L. IdInR roe. which sh" a.
ssime1 lss' ec< Admirers Of this ver-
saiila actress aay that her conception Of
IN" pert differs radically from nor R,dSn
G1blfr and N'v YCrk"rs know how Differ -
an - ~ from her incorporation Of IN e
B.rns'ein here me- ia TIL" Nhirlw ind
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

Frn"s' Hutch"son gave hl- second
piano recital YESTERDAY ,ft--rpon =
M.ndei<sohn Hall \ large audience
listened with apIaran' pleasure 20 his
scholarly and in'ailig ent performance
The largest cpmposition on his pr gra nne
was Chopin'- p fa' minor senate. In which
III. funera march as usual r"-Tn"d 10
interest ~" hearers most D'he- Mum
hers w"r" Ihopin's sharp minor noe
tirne and bn Had. N q minor, Bae'ho-
v"n'- nlnuer in r. fat and I.~lt'~ concert
study ~ minor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

Sailing to-day hy m" North Ger man
LLOYD liner Kronprlnz Wilhelm for Ply.
mouth. Cherhourg and Bremen
Mr. and Mr. Al"Nand"r. Prof FrhN
Bsrher. count r Won BrI~~R.I" SChAubsCk
prtnr" fh.odor Np-rianN Princess Vera
ip-I!anti. ! Waterbury. Major , Won
SUNNI. Mr. and MIR Abbott : ThHver
NdmiTa Eudcr " I. Nar'v rendrlton
Alfred g Johnson. american Consul at
Dresden Henry Mexican lngsr soil. NJ
and Mrs = Burden AMI James Logan
Fisher
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

Charles Big.low appeared IN vaIdcvil.
yesterday az m" Americ1n Mu-i" Hall
IN a fare" call"d Tn" Girl and IN. CIV. o.
ny RCI Cooper M"grUe ~ Rp'Ts R'g,-
nGh 'cs-idg. 'I" never sober h"np- 'Sai
husband who L. accirien'lv shown INTO III.
apartment Of n designing French actress
with ia RESULTANT compiraiiOn- of mis-
AIKEN IDENTIFY Nr Bigeiow had ro.
that delighted his a'Idi"uc"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

Kathleen Parlow ,ansdian viollni4'
who has been studying abroad. chiefly
under the Russian master Leopold Auer
for -ev.rsl wears. returned yesterday
rs m" Hamburg American liner Kaiserin
tugrI-'e Victoria and will make her frat
lppearanoa ~ u aOloi=' with the Russian
symphony Orchestra a. Carnegie Hall
IN Ihurrday she will 60 "a Ottawa
later and appear under IN" patronage 81
farl and Lady grey Sh" - only 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
Ei,,abe,han Fair Opens Toni rhr

tn. Elznb"than Fair and Festival vii!
h. opened tonight IN III" meeting house
of the Society for Ethical Culture, SIXTY
fourth street and Central Park West. 10y
Mayor Gaynor NJ SIS sharp. Queen
Elizabeth and her court will receiv" tn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

Svtf' A 'ompAnys saie4 NJ FTrsh Rerf In Seq
To-4 rt'y for the week sndinE Saturday NOS q
4, rragc = -~n's per % Ind .idr
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
Real Estate Transfers

Warranty deeds recorded during
week ending August 30. 1910, fur
nished by The Delta County Abstract
Company.
L J Mathews to Myrtle Neal. l lot
Paonia, SO.
+ Mathews to Florence Long. ]
lot Paonia, $15.
l. Ainsworth to + II Scoby, 4C
acres near Hotchkiss, 81 80.
c B Sprieger to T w Odem, lots
Cedaredge 500.
ii E and + Thompson to X o Dan.
iels. y int. trabk near Delta, 5000
+ l. and N l. Cieland to Teeslink,
so acres near Crawford, 81.
Z W Martin to J w Adkins, tract
near Hotchkiss, 81.
L C Tinnin to Hanson, 1888 acres
near Paonia, 81.
A II and W + Shinaman, I.49 acres
Fruit Growers Sub, Cedaredge
$50.
W r Burd to w S Swim, 10 acres
near Delta, $500.
w c Settle to b s Donovan, road.
way near Eckert, 81.
F s Hotchkiss to Seventh Day Ad.
ventist association, tract near
Hotchkiss, $500.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
Cedar Canal Making
An Excellent Progress

The Cedar Canal and Reservoir
company now has five miles of canals
completed to run water, and crops
are now growing Hereunder. More
than $4,000 have been invested in
Cedar, principally by Paonia people.
Hon. B. F. Porter OF Montrose,
Colo, is president; Theresa NJ. Por-
ter. Aspen, Colo, secretary.
Among our heavy investors are j.
NJ. Haley, one Of the founders OF the
town OF Paonia, j. A. Rovaart, who
laid out Rovaarts addition to the
tow IN Of PaonIa-
Raymond Wilcox, vice president Of
the company, is one OF Paonia's
most successful fruit growers, and
MIR Wilcox is confident that Cedar
equals Paonia in every respect for
fruit Most OF the land, about 20, 900
ncres. has already been taken, but
-uiue is still open for entry and few
people are willing to sell relinquish-
ncnts just as they were in the early
history OF Paonia, Montrose and
other garden spots Of Colorado.
The Cedar company is now selling
it's treasury stock for 80 per share
1000 for an entire foot per second
of water when work is complete
There is an abundance OF water at
Cedar from the Lone Cone mountain
and fine reservoir sites which the
company will build up and store am
pie water for the entire Cedar valley.
One cubic foot per second will water
50 acres Of land, thus giving you
water for a total cost OF $25 per acre.
II you viii work, go to Cedar at
once, as the company needs men and
teams and win pay three shares of
stock per day for men and the same
for teams with board for both. So II
you want to lay up $l2 per day, be-
sides getting a home in the best coun-
try on earth, go to Cedar at once. II
you have money to invest write to
the undersigned. state amount you
can spare for a year or more and the
interest you want, and l will sup
ply the very best security you can
get Plenty of coal timber near
Cedar. Now. get busy. Cedar Is In
the southwest part OF San Miguel
county. Colorado.
l. ID. McFADDEN.
Paonia, Colorado.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
Delta Building q Jail

The work on the new city hall
and Jail is progressing very rapidly
and the way workmen are rush
ing things, it will not be very long
until completed.
The new building will add ma
terially to the appearance OF
Third street besides comfortably
housing the city officials for some
time. The Jail it is hoped will al.
SO be ample for the chief of police
to store all wrong doers for many
years to come. Beside these two
adJuncts to the city. the ERE de-
partment has been provided for.
by the provision in the building
of small room on the east side,
suitable for a department wagon
and truck.-Delta Independent.
Suhcrrihe for the Newaoanev
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

A. +. Hillman and wife of Fair
field, Iowa. left for their home on
Wednesday morning after a few
DAYS visit. While here Mr.. Hill
man invested in real estate and
will later locate here.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

Mcssrs. Thos. Edwards, assis-
tant horticultural Inspector of this
district and his friend. Marcus
Peck. came up from Delta Tues
day evening for few hours visit
at the formers home.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

visit the orchards. 80 the packing
houses, the methods OF picking and
,sekinx The fruit from tho trss to
boxes during tAe Mesa County Fair.
Grand Junction. Sept 2oth-2Srd over
%ha new InteYurbAn line. Special
yates all week. See your local ticket
arent for excursion rates over the
Denver and Rio Grande or Colorado
Midland.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
Wanted.

A few first class Real Estate
Loans. optional payments on
Town Residences. no delay
money on hand.
c. c. HAWKINS.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

For Sale-A good. nearly new
tent. 14x16 with matched floor
and siding. A bargain. Call at
The Newspapct Office. SIT
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

w. o. Redding, president of
the Western Slope Fair associa-
ton, has named Mayor J. Q.
Allen as one OF his delegates.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

The Yates Millinery Store car
ries the swellast line of face ano
auto wells in town.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. X. S. Purtce came
in Wednesday evening from
Fruita. Colo. to spend some time
here. Mrs. Clarence Austin came
home with them after a weeks
visit in that part of the country.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

Miss Jessie Chase. who has
spent several months visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Lulu Cheney OF
Boulder. arrived home last even
inc
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

Call at Mrs. Morris's and see
the newest styles in Fall Millinery.
An especially fine line of nifty
street hats.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

Will H. Alexander returned
home Monday evening from a
hurried trip to Montrose. Tellu-
ride and Ridgway.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

Mcssrs. Clevc and Lloyd Kin
dali were passengers on Wednes-
day mornings train for Boulder,
where they are both students Of
the State Medical university. The
first named will graduate from
the college this year.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

Z. r. Martin of Somerset was
in town last Saturday shaking
hands with his many friends.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

Ten acres, all in cultivation, only
one mile from town. Cheap. Sc.
C. C. HAwKINs.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

w. +. Bennett. general mana
ger of the T. ID. Turner & Co. CO.
operative chain of fruit and pro-
duce houses of Oklahoma. was in
the city looking over the fruit
situation the past week. He was
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Bennett.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

Those who know use only
the best; Eastman's Photo
graphic supplies are best
Sold by Dunbar
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

See the Western Slope Boxed Ap-
pie Show at the Mesa County Fair.
Grand Junction. September D-a3.
Special rates on all railroads.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

We sell a fire insurance policy
that assures. CLINE & HUFTy.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

REMEMBER the Big Mesa
County Fair at Grand Junction.
Sept. 1923. BE sure to take a trip
on the nrst Interurban road on the
western Slope. through the orchards
loaded with lucious fruit. Special
yates on the Denver and Rio Grande
and the Colorado Midland.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

Insure with The Largest Fire
Ins. Agency in Paonia. The
Werner Ins. and Realty Co.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

G. P. Wallace was over from
Crawford Tuesday delivering meat
to various customers.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

Money to loan-John II. Moore,
Kennedy building. Paonia. Colo
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09
U. S. Department Of AgrIeuIturs
WEATHER BUREAU

vsIuasary Observers ns,ssrelssIesi Record
For the week ending Sept. s, 1910,
and corresponding week Of 1909
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-09-09

Ins. Agency in Paonia. The
Werner Ins. and Realty Co.
f. R. Martin of Somerset was
in town last Saturday shaking
hands with his many friends.
Ten acres, all In cultivation, only
one mile from town. Cheap. Sc.
C. C. HAWKINS.
Call at Mrs. Morris's and see
the newest styles in Fall Millinery.
An especially fine line of nifty
street hats.
Will H. Alexander returned
home Monday evening from a
hurried trip to Montrose. Tellu-
ride and Ridgway.
Those who know use only
the best; Eastman's Photo
graphic supplies are best.
Sold by Dunbar
See the Western Slope Boxed Ap-
ple Show at the Mesa County Fair,
Grand Junction, September Dob.
Special rates on all railroads.
w. o. Redding. president of
the Western Slope Fair associa-
ton. has named Mayor J. Q.
Allen as one of his delegates.
For Sale-A good. nearly new
tent, 14xl6 with matched floor
and siding. A bargain. Call at
The Newspaper Office. SIT
Miss Jessie Chase. who has
spent several months visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Lulu Cheney OF
Boulder, arrived home last even
ing.
Mcssrs. Thos. Edwards. assis.
tant horticultural Inspector of this
district and his friend. Marcus
Peck. came up from Delta Tues
day evening for few hours visit
at the formers home.
A. +. Hillman and wife of Fair
field. Iowa, left for their home on
Wednesday morning after a few
days' visit. While here Mr.. Hill
man invested in real estate and
will later locate here.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. S. Purtce came
in Wednesday evening from
Fruita. Colo. to spend some time
here. Mrs. Clarence Austin came
home with them after a weeks
visit in that part OF the country.
Messrs. Cleve and Lloyd Kin
dali were passengers on Wednes-
day mornings train for Boulder,
where they are both students Of
the State Medical university. The
first named will graduate from
the college this year.
w. T.. Bennett, general mana
ger Of the 7. ID. Turner & Co. CO.
operative chain OF fruit and pro-
duce houses of Oklahoma. was in
the city looking over the fruit
situation the past week. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Bennett.
REMEMBER the Big Mesa
County Fair at Grand Junction,
Sept. 1928. BE sure to take a trip
ON the fiYst Interurban road on the
western Slope. through the orchards
loaded with lucious fruit. Special
rates on the Denver and Rio Grande
and the Colorado Midland.
Visit the orchards. 80 the packing
houses, the methods OF picking and
,sekinx the fruit from tho trss to
boxes during tAs Mesa County Fair.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-08-03
The Woman's Home Companion For
August

The August issue Of the WOman's
Home Companion is called The
Good Time Number, and it lives
up to that title in every particular.
giving ideas for summer enjoyment
Of every sort. The fiction is of the
light, happy variety with, in most
instances. the atmosphere of vaca-
ton days charminglY depicted.
M lie. Mystic" midsummer com
edy by Anna Steese Richardson,
~ill doubtless be acted in many
gardens during the summer, and a
remarkably timely article on the
Outdoor Play, by Walter Prichard
Eaton, will help in large measure
TO make al frescO theatricals the
popular thing during the summer.
The prize winning answers to
the (which Girl Would You Love
contest appear in this monsh' is
sue. and among the attri ctiYe and
practical articles are How to Build
a House Boat, by Charles F. Searle;
and article about Queen Mary by
Philip Hume Forster; and boy
vacation letters to his mother.
The regular departments are sum
merry and happy, the fashions are
particularly fetching and the cook
cry is cool to even read about.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-08-03
LIQUOR Seizures

Secret agents s ant here by Inter
nal Revenue Commissioner Royal
Cabell have seized in this and other
cities nearly 100, 900 gallons OF spir-
ituous liquors and although the loo
al agent, Colonel William Chapman,
refuses TO discuss the matter, it is
known that sensational disclosures
will be made when the report of the
agents is filed with the proper au-
thorities. Seizures we're made in
large retail and wholesale establish
ments here ana in other cities on
the grou I'D that the bottles, jugs
and barrels containing the liquors
were improperly labelled, being Of
misleading nature.
1t is charged that a majority Of
the barrels, casks. jugs, denijohns
and bottles were improperly stamp
ed and that the federal government
was thus defrauded out of vast sums
which it should have received as
revenue on the contents of vessels. -
Richmond Virginian.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-08-03
Will Sail for France

Senators Don p. Halsey and Floyd
King and Colonel James Mann will
sail on August Bird for France via
Liverpool, where they will present
the copy of Houdon $ statue OF Wash
ington to the French republic on
behalf of Virginia. The ceremon-
les will take place on August 18th,
at Vallez. The copy of the statue
is to be placed in the marble hall in
the Palace at Versailles. The adj
dress of presentation is to be deliv-
cred by Colonel Mann on behalf OF
the committee and the statue will be
accepted by NJ. Pincho, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, on behalf of the
French republic. Short addresses
will also be delivered by Senators
King and Halsey on the occasion.
-Lynchburg News,