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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-03

| been the guest of her cousin, Miss Al
ma Strickland. of East Grace street
VIII return to her home, in Brooklyn,
Sunday.
Mrs. Wingfield and her two children,
of Petersburg. are the guests of Mrs,
w. t. Hancock, Jr,, of 2T0i East Grace
street
Mrs. II. l.. Williams and Mrs. Gibson.
of Forest Hill. and Mrs. Archer and
son, of Bon Air, visited Mrs. Garrison,
of East Broad street. Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Wiltshire and little son,
Grayson, of 500 North Twenty sixth
street, who have been spending some
time In Charles City visiting relatives,
have returned home.
Miss Helen Childrey, of lakewood
Avenue, has returned home from a
months stay In Covington.
Friends of Master Winfred Thurston
gave him a. delightful surprise party
Wednesday evening. the occasion be-
ing his eleventh birthday. Those who
rendered him the party were Misses
Isabel Watson. Nellie Cloves, Lizzie
Moland Hazel, Reta and Pearl Johns,
Vernelle Ti1ler. Lizzie Wright of Ches-
terfield, Alice and Clara Collins and
Helen Sims and Masters Earl Taylor.
Elmore Howard. Fleming Turner.
James Fayburg, Harry Pocklington,
Willie Rayburg. Harry Faircloth, Wal
ter Pocklington. Winfred Thurston.
Willie Undertake, Parker and Ed
ward Giannotti, Clair and Carlysle
Thurston. The chaperones were Mr..
and Mrs. John Giannotti and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. p Thurston. After enjoying
various kinds of games, delicious re-
freshments were served.
Miss Rosaie McCready of Fort My
ers, Fla. is the guest of Mrs. Church,
of 3e6s East Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowden and
daughters. Kathleen and Dorothy, are
spending some time at Buckner, Louisa
county,
who has been very sick at his home
on North Thirtieth street, is now able
to- be out.
Miss Nellie Thurston. who returned
home from a visit to relatives in Nor
folk, is now the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. Hewitt in Hanover. She was
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Mary
Taylor, of lakewood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Russell. of
2s03 East Marshall street, have left the
city for a ten days stay at Atlantic
City.
Mrs Payne, of East Marshall street
continues very i'll in her home.
Mr.. E. P. Bickers, of Twenty seventh
and franklin streets. has returned to
the city after a pleasant stay with
his family, who are summering in
Louisa.
Mrs. Clarke and daughter. Miss
Louise, are visiting Mrs. E. G. Clarke.
of 350s East Broad street.
Mrs. J. w. Rector and family, of 3o5
North Thirty second street will re-
turn home to-day from a visit to rela-
tives in AsheviIle. \. C.
Mrs. Blackley and daughter, Miss
Blanche Blackley, of East Broad street.
returned home to-day from q pleasant
visit to the formers sister In New Kent
county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-03

Especial TO The Richmond Nirginian
BON AIR, VA. September g.
September brings in thought of win.
ter and many of our summer GROVE
are leaving. All were 10th to give uE
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ainslie and theil
merry household. the only compensa
ton being that they leave three mem
bers of their crowd for the winter MIR
and Mrs. Norwood Bentley and Mis-.
Annie Kearn will take the cottage for
the coming year.
Robert King and Dangerfeld spen-
Ger have been the guests recently OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Donglain Wherry.
Miss Hermine Moore and Miss Lucy
Mason have returned from a month
| in the mountains. Miss Mason viii
be with Miss Moore during September
Mr.. and Mrs. E. {. Thomasson and
! family left The Inn,' on the first OF
the month for Richmond.
| Mrs. r. Nee. Burlington returned
from "Keswick" on Monday, where
she has been ehaperoning a house
party for two weeks past
" Miss Webb left on Friday for her
home in Richmond.
George Goodrich. of Norfolk. was
The Inn
Many regrets follow those leaving
the Bon Air Inn. "Montsota." where
so congenial crowd gathered n
while away the summer months hut
those leaving have only given place
to Others.
Miss Julia Pelzer is visiting Miss
Barfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Christian Jr
and family left on Saturday for home.
Mrs. Orton is now In Richmond
with Mrs. Russell Cecil
Miss Halle Talcott has returned
from visiting Mrs. r. A. Parke in Lees
burg.
Miss Nellie Mccluer Is visiting
friends in Norfolk
DR.. McElroy held services In the
presbyterian church on Sunday night.
Mrs. w. f. Bradley left for her
home In Fredericksburg on Monday.
Miss Virginia Lee Miller Ia the CUES
of Miss Mary Friend In Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs, lie Grange Cooke were
with those coming In ana we fnd
booked for September and October:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairlie Cooke, Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Connolly, MIR. and
Mrs. j. B. Pinder, Mr.. and Mrs Chap
man. of Richmond. and Mrs. George
Goodridge and family and Mrs. Ad-
kins. Of Norfolk. II Is q good stop
over after the mountain air. and be-
fore you are ready to settle into win
ter quarters and is near enough home
TO make 1t possible TO enjoy both city
and country during the fall days Tho
management has decided to keep In
running shape until Christmas and
make Bon Air winter as well as
summer resort.
n Ajax Mead sms4sii. rens&kn through Ssn-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-03
Virginia Beach

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA, Septem.
Der 3.~-After the dance Saturday
night complimentary dinner wa
given In honor of MIR. w. w, Croxtof
by member of his personal ant
! railroad frisds. Mr.. Croxton on Sep
tember becomes general passengeI
agent Of the Norfolk and Southern
railroad
Ar, and Mrs. y. NJ. Simpson enter
tanned most delightfully."- Monday even
ing at progressive five hundred
party. The first prize. a pair of silk
stockings was won by Miss Mary
Wood The second prize. paper
weight, was woa by Dr. z r. Walker.
and Mr.. Charles ShileS, Jr., she CEN
ISOLATION, After the game dainty re-
freshnents were served. MIR. and Mrs
Simpsons guests were: Mr., and Mrs.
James Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ
Pritchard. Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Berk-
les, Mrs E. A. Graves. Mrs. Mary
Grinaid, Miss Mary Wood. Miss Rose
Goberidge, Miss Condrey. of RICH
mond. Va; Messrs John Shiles.
Charles Shiies of Washington. II. c. !:
q r. Walker George G. simpson and
Brent Wells
Among those recently registered at
the Joy Cottage are. Miss piIkerton
Brinkley. of I.endviIie. O.: Mrs NJ. F.
Lionssat and Miss Helen Lonssat. of
Washington. y. c., and Mr.. and Mrs
A. T. neiminger and child. OF York.
Pa
Miss Fanny Ethtritlge So, mt the
week cad wish Mrs t. mas Car
roll
Miss Rosaiie Harwood has returned
10 her home at Richmond. after
being the guest off Miss Augustine
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs, Boston Myers and
family viii spend the month of Sep
senaber az their cottage on the beach
Miss Marie Harwood left Wednes-
day for Richmond after spending the
month Of August with Miss Margaret
Eiiisahy.
Mrs L. A. Bugh, Miss Mary f.
Eugh and Miss Blanche f. Bugn Of
Columbus, @, are stopping for some
time at the Wayerley.
Mrs. Walter Scott Finneil, Of Bal
ttrnore, Md. is spending several weeks
al the Queen Anne Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Carroll OF At
tanta. Ga. are spending a week at
the Gardner Cottage
Judge Howe and family, Of Birm-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-03
Highland Springs

The Daughters of Liberty celebrated
their anniversary Monday night, Aug
ust 20, in the Odd Fellows Hall Quite
a number of Daughters from differen,
councils of Richmond were present
A most enjoyable evening was spenI
by all. Refreshments were served
about 10 p. M.
The Liberty Hall Social gave a pic
mic at fuckers Spring Saturday even
ing. The place was beautifully tiiu-
minated by japanese lanterns. and one
OF the attractions of the picnic was a
chicken stew made BY the chaperones
The evening meal was served about i
p. M, Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. T. G. Cridlin, Mr., and Mrs. H. +,
Norvell and Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Left
witch, the chaperones of the Social
Club; Misses Lettie Leftwich, Sallie
Adams. Annie Meseley, Halle Left.
witch. Bertha Adams, Excelle Norvell,
Mary Seaton. little Miss Thelma
Hughes and Annie Hicks; Messrs Luz
Their Chambers, Eddie Heckier, stuart
Turner, A. Brown, Ramon Binns. Ar
thur Heckler, Henson Tilier, Ernest
Vaughan, w. Johnson. Leon Beadies
Jack Murphy, Warren Hughes. Willie
Beadles, Cliff Adams. Herbert Seaton,
Master Harry Leftwieh and Ryland
NorveiI.
The minstrel show that was given
in the Town Hall Friday night for
the benefit of the Methodist church
was perfect success. The amateurs
carried out the parts assigned them
without hitch. Notwithstanding the
night was very bad, the hall was wei,
filled.
Miss Annie Moseley, who has been
visiting Misses Lettie and Halle Left
witch, has returned to her home liz
Richmond.
Miss Ethel Heckler gave water
melon feast at her home Thursday
night. Those present spent b most en-
joyabie evening.
Liberty Hall Social gave water
melon feast to their members and
friends Tuesday night at the home of
Mrs. II. s. Leftwich. Games and other
were engaged in until 10
p Nj when watermelons were served
plentifully on the lawn, which was
beautifully lighted by Japanese lam
Terms. Those present were: Misses
Ethel Moseley. Leila Leftwich, Bertha
Adams, Halle Leftwich. Sallte Adams,
Louise Leftwich. Annie Museley and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-03

The meeting of the board of lady
managers OF the Founding Hospital
was postponed on account of the
storm from Thursday until Friday
afternoon at 4:50 o'clock. when a full
attendance Is requested
Miss Ida Mann Baylis, of Sf2 North
Twenty-seventh street has returned
10 her home after a pleasant visit to
friends in Chase City, Va.
Mrs. Pattie- G. Holman, who has
been so dangerously i'll with pneu-
monia In stanton, has recovered suf-
ficiently to be able tn return to the
city. Mrs. Holman has many rela-
tiFes on the hill who will be glad TO
know of her Improvement
Miss Sallie West. who spent the
month OF August in Waynesboro, has
returned to the city and Is the guest
for several days of her brother Mr..
Tom West, of 3604 East Broad street
Miss Lucille Baker, of Thirty-fourth
and Clay. is visiting her friend, Miss
Alice Cooke, of Newport News.
Mrs. Elder Reynolds, of 400 North
Thirty-third street. who has been
spending the summer in Asheville, n.
C.. has returned to the city, much i'm
proved in health
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gregory, of Chi
cage. are expected to arrive in the
city Monday to be the guest of Mrs.
Edwin Phaup. Of Chimborazo Park.
They are now at Thousand Islands.
having taken the steamer at Chicago,
stopping at many points on the Great
Lakes and in Canada MIR. and Mrs.
Gregory we're formerly of Richmond,
and nearly every September they
journey here for a week or ten days
fn EiGff frfepHa aud la fiNpS
Miss Nirgie Stewart. of 5tf North
Twentyfourth street, is spending
some time in Hampton and Old Point.
Mr.. Charles Harmon. nephew of
Mrs. Lizzie Weir, Of Twenty-fourth
and Clay, continues very sick.
Miss Jessie Oliver and her aunt,
Mrs. Nina Carr, of 960s East Broad
street, who have been on a three
weeks visit TO relatives and friends
in King and Queen county, will re-
turn home to-day,
Mr.. Phil Bagley. of Chimhorazo
Park, who has been very sick for
several weeks. is improving.
Mrs. r. S. Pond and son, Edwin, of
Alexander, La, passed through Rich
mond this week en- route to King and
Queen, to visit the formers parents.
They were the guests. while here, Of
Mrs. w c. Calls. of East Broad street.
Mrs. r. w. Jennings and daughters.
Misses Norella and Lynda, have re-
surned from a pleasant visit to rela-
tiVes In FluVanna.
Miss Blanche Thompson Hawkins, of
East Grace street, has returned from
two months visit to Lynchburg, Con-
cord and Fluvanna county.
Mrs. Binford. of Covington, former
iy of Richmond. Is the guest of her
sister, Mrs w. c. Calls.
DR. Robert F. Williams was the re-
cent guest of friends AT Gala. Va.
Miss Alice Walford, of Chimborazo
Park. has returned from several
months visit to friends in Amherst
county, Lynchburg and Scottsvilie,
Miss Mamie Strickland, who has
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-03
Natural Bridge
fspeejal 10 The Richmond virsinian)

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian1
NATURAL BRIDGE, VA, Sept g.
The September days In these lovely
their accustomed glory OF time and
place. With the passing of the most
successful summer season :here have
come the departure of some Of the
summer colony However, many of
the summer colony will remain here
for the early fall and will enjoy life
With zest the summer could not give.
Last Friday evening the guests OF
the Bridge took part in "tacky par
ts" and afforded much amusement 10
themselves and the spectators. All en-
tered into the spirit OF the occasion
with great zest aud produced the most
successful affair OF the season. Many
and various were the costumes CON
triyed ana very iudicrous the effects
produced. When All was ready, the
character studies entered the ballroom
In grand march. led by MIR. and Mrs
Waddell. of Danyilie, and Joined In
square dance. whose unevbS steps and
canering motions provoked peals ot
laughter on all sides. The ladies prize,
Natural Bridge loving cup. vas won
ny Mrs Charles II. ConsolNe. of Nor
folk. who appeared In q capital repre-
sentation of a Dago; and the gentle
mems prize, a whisk broom in a burnt
leather case. fell TO Mr. Cecil stevens
of Virginia Manor, who unprecedented
an African woman. Myrtle jenkins, a
Happy Hooiigans wife. won the chill
drens prize. Virginia Fry, as Sis Hop
kins. was exeellently represented.
Wednesday evening MIR. Gilbert Wal
den. the famous cowboy elocutionist
ffFxts hFxrs1
an entertainment in the ballroom.
which was largely attended and much
enjoyed by ALI.
MIR and Mrs. T. w Donoho and the
Messrs. Donoho. of Baltimore, are en-
Joying soiourn at the Bridge.
Rev. and Mrs. Brooke Il, White. Of
Jacksonville, Fla, have returned to the
Bridge this season and add a charm
Ing element to the colony.
Mrs. w. Hosier and little son, of
Suffolk. Va. are new and attractive
Shore.
Mrs r. w. Winborne and Mr.. r. W.
Ninborae, Of Roanoke, are again mem
bers of the Bridge colony.
The Bridge has been made 4 tour
ing point ON the national highway, and
its popularity Is we'll attested in the
number of motor cars that make it a
stopping place, nhaing rest and re
freshment and motor supplies. Ma
chimes of every description come pour
ing In and add gay and pleasant va
rifty to the days, The motor parties
ot the past week were: Hon. w. t.
Chiffon and party. of Charleston, W.
Va. Mrs. O. w Dudley and Masters
Dudley, OF Danviile, Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
II, r. Hinsdale, OF Orange, y. J.; Mr..
and Mrs. Edwards Whitaker and par
~, OF St. Louis, Mo. who came over
from Bot Springs; MIR. ana Mrs. Paul
F. Shafer and Mr., d A. Shafer, of
Richmond. Va; MIR. f. +, Douglas and
party, OF Florence, $. c.; Mr.. and Mrs,
Al, r. Taylor, of Philadelphia. and Mrs.
Graham Harris, OF Greenwood Va and
party.
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Fulton News
News items may be left at Mel
sens Furniture store, or phoned
to Madison 474O.

/ Cards are out announcing the mar.
riage of Miss Mollie CAN'T, of Nichol.
/ son street. to the Rev. w. s Wood
/ Of North Carolina. The wedding viii
take place next Thursday evening al
! six O'Clock in the Fulton Raptts,
| church. Mr. Wood will arrive in the
city on next Monday, he will be the
I guest of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Walker
| on Fulton Hill,
The Rev. V. w. Bargamin has re-
turned from his vacation and will nil
on Sunday.
The Ladies Auxiliary Society OF
Denny-street church will hold their
meeting with Mrs. e. Nj Bell on
Seventh street next Monday afternoon.
The Baptist Young Peoples Society
of the Fulton Baptist church will give
picnic next Monday to AtIee, the
home Of Rev. David Hepburn, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad The
Boy Scouts of Denny-Street Metho-
dist Episcopal Sunday school have
Planned an excursion down the James
river to Turkey Island on next Mon
day, Labor Day. Among the attrac-
tions will be Brunswic kstew and a
competitive drill for the position of
sergeant
MIR, c. l.. Parrish, Of Louisiana
street. who has been sick, Is improv-
ing.
The Cup of Cold Water Circle of the
Kings Daughters and sons Will hold
an important meeting in the home of
Miss Lily Nielsen. 3941 WILLIAMSBURG
avenue, on next Tuesday afternoon.
The Rosebud Society of Denny
Street church will meet in the sun.
day-school room next Sunday after
noon at two O'Clock
The Gospel Hall Sunday-school will
give their annual picnic 10 Forest HIN
Park on next Monday
The Parsonage Society of Denny
street church Will meet Mondav
night with Mrs " w. Bargamin at
the parsonage.
Josephine, the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Conway, of Full.
ton, died in the home OF her grand
parents in Henrico county on Thurs
day morning. Burial took place Fri.
day In the county.
The Junior Order United American
Mechanics viii meet in Nelson's hall
on Monday night.
Mrs. Williams and son. James, of
Williamsburg avenue, have returned
from visit to friends in Hampton.
Miss Dora Williams Is visiting in
Hampton and Newport News.
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Chatham

Especial to The Richmond Yirginian)
CHATHAM, VA, Sept. 3.--John w
Craddock and family have returned TO
their home in Lynehburg Their house
In Chatham will be closed for the win
ter.
Farmers now expect the largest crop
OF tobacco ever seen In this section 1t
Is feared that the quality will not be
OF the best order. however
W. =. Drewry. of Richmond, was in
Chatham this week
Miss Pheha Turner returned TO her
home in Lynchburg on Saturday. Sep
TENDER 3.
About all of Chatham's summer
boarders are returning home.
, Max G.. Patterson. who has been at
nome for his vacation, returns TO the
V. NJ, L. Sunday September 4. Rich
ard Reid returns with him.
The Chatham Training School is
about finished and will open September
~. A large attendance is expected.
Rev. r. G. and Mrs. McI.ees have
returned from Lexington where they
have been staying for the last month.
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University Is spending several weeks
at his home. Rock Hill"
Miss Francis Carter Dudley, after
spending several months visiting
friends In Cincinnati returned to her
home on Monday last.
Miss Bessie BayIy. of Washington,
D. C., Is guest at Senator Carter s
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Smith, of New
York city, returned to their home Wed
nesday, after spending some days at
the home of Mrs. Smiths parents
r, c. Baggarly of Richmond. Is Wis
iting his father. r. r. Baggarly
Misses Hin and Louemma Carter,
after spending several weeks with a
party of friends camping near Grot-
toes, returned to their home Wednes-
day.
Miss Matte Bali Buckner, of Sperry-
vile, is the guest of Misses Mayes and
Achsah Dudley
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-03


! Mrs. E, @, Galloway Of Southport
/ n, G., is visiting her brother, Mr. f.
( A. Crowder, of 270l West Cary street
/ Mr.,u &, Na+beruood has returned
from ten davs, trin "a Mountain
lake
,-,,
MISSES oa,iis Nts. an" Elieh "a
iaha, oI l0l' west MAN stiee.' nav
returned from uedisa.' III s'aS "a
iout "seNs IN Etiesooio,
mfs, r. Va ho"AsI anu va HS 81 ntei'
MISS b4ahChe' passeu III. oush niSn
| mond' en- route 10 durham y. -
Where theE VIII De the guests ot feia
ives on theiF return 'res WI FislI
| MRS IS . Fiahknh' OF A9V4 "es'
Main street
MIS- W. D. hahcoch mas letuI heu
! nome from peasant stay at Noa-
noke ana salem.
ar. ana MRS Joseph a. Rlcketts' OF
80 south Laurel, nave returned from
visit to friends IN pennsylvania ana
New York
MRS. lreVlhan ana fanny nave re-
turned from their country nome IN
hanover. where they spent the sum-
mer very pleasantly.
Little ruth Crowder. daughter or
AIR. and Mrs. r. A. Crowder, or goa
West Cary street. who has been So
very sick, is improving
Misses Mabei ana Lillian Netner-
wood have returned from deightfui
trip TO Amelia tourtn ouse, where they
were the guests OF their aunt, MRS.
Jack Palmore.
Miss BAN OF Iso1 West Main street
has returned home, after spending
some time at ocean View.
me moonlight given down the
James TUESDAY night by MRS. Flsher.
OF 1903 West Main street, assisted by
the ladies associated with her in the
coming bazaar OF the sacred Heart
church, was decided success This
moonlight was given for the benefit
or Mrs. FISHERS booth, and the ladies
were untiring in their EFFORTS to make
the evening an enjoyable one to the
large crowd VINO went down. me
music was furnished by Mrs, Lucys
mandolin club. Dainty refreshments
were served
MISS Salle cummings mas returned
nome from delightful trip to Nor
folk and Ocean View.
Mr.. Claude Levy has returned home
from pleasant stay at Virginia Beach
and ocean View
Mrs. G G. Tate Is spending the
month at Nrozet.
Mrs. Matte Moss. who has been WIS.,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-03

TENDER with MIR. and Mrs. Alan Fer
guson,
Keith and Bssil Jones returned TO
| Richmond September |
Rev. Colgate Daahhtrey who has
been spending a week with Mir. and
Mrs, James Patton, has returned to
Forest Hill.
Miss Mary Coles Darlington, who
has been the guest of Miss Harriet
Cooke during August, returned 10 her
home In Richmond on Saturday.
Miss Annie Smith Is visiting Miss
Eliza beth Ellerson.
Tony Adams was the guest for the
Tuesday dance Of Mr.. and Mrs. r, s.
Christian,
Miss Sue Powers is visiting the
Misses Powers here,
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Paramount

Little Miss Fife Watkins, OF Fair
Oaks. is visiting her grandmother and
uncle. Mr.. j. L. Griffin, of North
Twenty-seccnd street
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w, Greenstreet. Of
North Twenty-frst street. left Tues
day for West Point, going by stage
coach from there 20 their future home
in the country NJ
Mr.. Willie Grimm. j OF Highland
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Virginia
Mechanics
Institute

will begin its fifty-seyenth year Septem-
Der e, 1910
Enrolment, September 18th TO o3rd.
FRANK W. DUKE,
Superintendent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10
RAISE
The ROOF
Frances Curtis, as Madame
YeIha, Is Said to Be a
Pippin.

The "Falsetto Trio" and Madame
Yelba" are two novel features of the
University OF Oregon Glee Club
Francis Curtis as Madame Yelba"
in the italian Salad" appears in
the full dress costume of prima
donna. Curtis has remarkable
falsettO voice for boy and II he is
in good trim will puncture the roof
of the Grand Opera House time and
again next Friday evening.
Madame Yelba" is practically the
same stunt which Bob Rountree
made his great hit with, while on
the Oregon Glee Club five years ago.
Rountree died of spinal meningitis
down in Arizona two years ago, but
he has not been forgotten, as the
champion of all amateur fun maxi
ers. in the northwest. Many are
anxious TO see II Curtis will be able
TO hold a candle to the Madame Yei-
ba of yOre
The names OF the boys in the Trio
cast are: Raphael Geister. Francis
Curtis and Alexander Martin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10
EuN1rEp PRESS LEASED w1nn.l

Chicago, Ills, Feb. 10-Armed
with written authorization to call a
strike of railroad trainnien at a
moments notice, officials of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmep
today submitted an ultimatum to Of
ficials of eighteen railroads center
ing in Chicago.
The action was taken at the in
stance of the yardmen here, who are
determined not to temporize, believ-
ing that every moments delay in the
settlement of the question one way
or the other is more costly to the
unions than to the railroads.
The switchmen are Overwhelming
ly in favor of striking. 1t is re-
ported that the vote to strike stood
3007 to 81. 1t was announced that
an ultimatum would be presented to
the railway officials next Saturday
but the apparent unrest of the men