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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
BOTH ElEvENS IN
SfLE VOID TRIM
VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA IN
PINK OF CONDITION FOR
J,
BATTLE HIRE THURS.
DAY.

Have you ever noticed how IL uni
versity football team gets licked by
college eleNens of great inferiority
and Just when the rumor Is going
the rounds that the big team is all
shot to pieces and has no chance 10
win its best game of the season, il
begins to take on added spirit, life and
grit, and gets into the most excellent
condition for the supreme encounter
That's just what has happened with
the University of North Carolina and
University Of Virginia elevens. which
clash at Broad Street Park Thanks
giving Day.
Both teams have been playing indif.
ferent football all season and failed
to come up to expectations. Loud
howls and objurgations have gone up
from the coaches and student bodies
after the games.
But now that tho eve of the great
game to decide the Interstate cham
pionship II upon III, Carolina, Which
has been battered to shreds by lighter
teams which should have been drub-
bed by large sores, looms large and
formidable. and the Tar Heels are
going wild with confidence and en-
thusiasm over the splendid condition
Of the team.
The University Of Virginia eleven
has not shown the class expected of
II this season. The Indians crippled
them up pretty badly and they were
not in trim for the Georgetown game.
In fact Georgetown lacked two Of her
stars. yet she copied the gravy.
But when Virginia realizes she has
to battle with Carolina for the BIZ
State amponship--listen to the en-
couraging reports and the laudation
Of the gridiron warriors at Charlottes-
vile. The Orange and Blue men are
strong, confident, gritty, fast and
dashy. They win come to Richmond
in prime condition for a game the
like of which Richmond has prob
ably never before seen.
Virginia is determined to win and
her men are as IT as f1ddles to play
the funeral drge OF Carolina. The
White and Blue team from Chapel
Hill will be q greatly changed outfit
from the one thermometers saw licked
| to q fragile ny the v. r. /. aggre-
CATION Of huskies three weeks ago.
Friends, It's going to be pretty
battle, and you'd better teu the good
haufrau or mother or landlGdy to post
pone the perambulAtions of the ma
tional bird with the chestnut stufYlnGs
until. let's say. about o'clock. The
game will probably be over about s
o'clock. but II will take you fully an
hour to finish telling those benighted
individuals who did not 20 to the
game. about the hair raising runs and
tackles. and it will require some lit
tie time for the heart action to get
down TO normal again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
ALL IN READINESS
FOR AERIAL SHOW
FAIR GROUNDS INTTELD CLEAR
Ed OF INSTRUCTIONS AND
\ GRAND EXHIBITION Is
EXPECTED.

Work OF getting the Fair Grounds
iriieid free of distractions 80 as To
provide clear starting and finishing
spaces for the six avtatGrs who Will
tly in Richmond's first aviation meet,
Will he concluded Tuesday afternoon,
and the .birdmen will begin flying
promptly at O'Clock Wednesday af-
te.noon.
All the birdmen. with the exception
of John y. Moisant erosser OF the
English channel and circier OF the
Statue OF Liberty. are In Richmond,
as. are ten flying machines. Charles
Hamilton. intercity air voyager, Car
ros. Barrier. Simon and Frisoie. tbs
lesser known, but equally daring cloud
tickiers. reached the city Monday and
housed their aeroplanes in q huge tent
pitched on the site, from which Ralph
tombstone started his flights at the
Fair Grounds. The tent Is as large
az circus canopy, and not only
houses the flying machines comforta-
bly,. but allows the aviators and their
mechantcians ample room to make in
spections and repairs.
Wednesdays crowd is expected tc
be large, for a number Of specfalties
In air monkeyness will be offered.
Nothing especially foolhardy will bs
attempted on the initial day. because
the aviators want to get the lay OF
the land. the heft of the wind and
some other essential points down fine
before they cut loose and begin to rip
the atmosphere around the Fair
Grounds into smitherecns.
The children from Mrs. GilIs Or
phan Asylum. the public schools of
the city and other schools will attend
Wednesdays performance free of
charge; they having been invited by
Alfred J. Moisant, president of the
international aviators. the corporation
which will give the np-in- the-air show
and brother of the aviator who has
taken front rank In the world OF
aerial capers. In addition to the chii-
dren. every Confederate soldier who
appears at the Fair Grounds in uni
form will be admitted free.
The meet will last four days. during
which Richmonders will see more
kinds of flying in more kinds of ma
chimes than they can shake stick
at, and the birdmen will furnish them
for discussion In capital city homes to
last many years,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
Mr.. TAFT WILL SIT
IN GRAND STAND
PRESIDENT TO SPEND 10 MIN.
UTES AT SOLDIERS GAME
WEDNESDAY.

President Taft will leave the JEFF
ferson Hotel at 3 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, go to Broad Street Park
to see the game between the First
Regiment and the Fortress Monroe
elevens and remain there in the
grandstand until little before :
o'clock.
Announcement Of this fact---insteae
of Mr.. Taft's merely driving through
the park, was made by Major Law
renee Price, Of the First Regiment,
who will escort the chief executive
to the ball yard. and Manager Con-
sins, of the First Regiment team,
Tuesday morningt
When the President arrives the
pigskin chasers Will probably bury the
Ratchet and join In saluting and hon
oring him. The President, when he
goes to the Army Navy game IN Phil
adelphia, spends half his time with
the United States Army rooters anS
the other half with the United States
Navy. The commander-in-ch chief Of
the Army-Navy-M Marine Corps and mi
litia Is not supposed TO play any ia
vorites. 1t is expected that Mr.. Taft
will spend part OF his time Wednes-
day with the rooters for the Fortress
Monroe--and all the soldiers down
there are asking for leave on the
uay OF THIS 8hme--anu the remainder
with the First Regiment enthusiasts
Manager Cousins said "Wednesday
that he expected a hot and furious
war from the first whistle, and that
there would be no let-up in the ham
mer and tong going until the final
the hest of shape, although mfw fwyy
gong.
The First Regiment eleven is not In
the best of shape, F'ullbacK Payne
land Halfback Caulder, two Of the
many stars, being out because of in
juries. butt he aggregation as whole
is fast and heavy. and promises to
make things interesting for the hus-
Ky artillery school men.
The game will start promptly at 2
o'clock. and as it promises a line OF
sport which is egualled perhaps only
by the Thanksgiving Day game, ;
great crowd Is expected out. Rich
'nonders are due To turn out in force
and help the First Regimenters win
the championship of the army and
militia in Underwater Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
COLLINS NOT TO MAKE
JOURNEY To CUBA

PHILADELPHIA PA. Nov. az
Eddie Collins and old Father. Nep-
tune are strangers. for the time be-
ing, and this means that sir Eddie
will not be one % the invading Ath-
ietic players who are to test the skill
OF the Cuban ball tossers. Collins
stated to-day that he would be un-
able to make the trip with the club,
Notwithstanding that $500 and ali
expenses were held out as an incen-
tive. Dread of seasickness is the real
reason why Collins has thrown up
the trip.
Eddie and Mrs. Collins honeymoon
ed to Bermuda on their wedding trip.
and tho voyage was SO rough that
they both had an awful battle with
seasickness, That trip has left vivid
impression on Collins OF how rough
old Neptune can cut up when he
wants to, and Eddie has decided to
abandon the idea of being one OF the
Athletics who are going to sail from
New York Saturday direct for Ha-
vana.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
LOCKE WILL STAY
WITH PITTSBURG
PIRATES SECRETARY DECLARES
BOSTON PRESIDENCY CAN'T
LURE HIM.

PITTSBURG. PA, Nov. 22.-'Is
will take more than the presidency
OF the Boston Club to lure me from
Pittsburg. Secretary William II
Locke. of the Pittsburg Nationals.
II have the stock In my safe and
l don't believe ] have to borrow from
John X. Tener or anybody else when
1 want to make q business deal."--
John y. Harris, new owner OF the
Doves.
In these statements to-day wal
knocked In the head the report that
tho governor elect of Pennsylvania
had bought the Boston National
League Club from John y. c. Dovey
and that the lieutenant OF Barney
Dreyfuss is to be put at the head ot
the beantown outfit.
John NJ. NORM. Of Pittsburg. has
been offered the presidency and "a
yet has not declined to accept IT.
said Owner Harris to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
FALLS To DEATH
FROM ELEVATOR
GEORGE W. SMITH HAS SKULL
FRACTURED AND DIES
WITHOUT REGAINING
CONSCIOUSNESS.

Seized with AN attack of vertigo,
while running an elevator IN the
Haskev and Marcuse factory OF the
American Canning Company on Ven
able street, George w. Smith, aged
fifty-two years. of 23d7 Paramount
avenue, fell from the lift shortly after
three O'Clock Monday afternoon, and
received injuries which resulted in his
death at the Memorial hospital few
hours later.
The accident was discovered by a
machiniet who noticed the elevator
running without conductor. He In
vestignted and found Smiths body
lying On the first floor. clear of the
shaft.
DR.. E. A. Ford was summoned. and
found that Smiths skull had been
fractured at its base. The injured
man was hurried to the Memorial
hospital. where he died without re-
gaining consciousness.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
POWELL comes BACK"
AND BEATS Y0UOG otto
PUNlMELLED TO A FRAGILE IN
SIX ROUNDS. CALIFORNIAN
WON IN LAST THREE.

NEW YORK. November ga
Sports to-day hailed Lew Powell. the
clever California lightweight as ono
of the very few men who can come
back" In the same fight in which he
is apparently whipped. In his battle
last night with Young Otto. local
pugilist at the Olympic A. c., Powell
was licked to a finish in the first six
rounds. Powell came back" In tho
seventh and won out in the last three
rounds by sheer courage and agrees
siyeneas.
Otto started out like winner but
lost heart when he saw his antagonist
standing up after the fierce onslaught
of theatirst six rounds. He had tired
himself out and the rest Of the night
was easily Powell's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
TWO WILL CLAIM
THE CHAMPIONSHIP
PENNSYLVANIA AND HARVARD
BOTH THINK THEY HAVE BEST
FOOTBALL RECORD.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Nov. 22.---
statisticians are figuring to-day on
the ali-American football eleven and
the Eastern~ championship. Proba :
bly, both problems will have to wait
for the Thanksgiving Day games.
particularly the Pennsylvania Cornell
game and Brown-Carlisle.
Yearly these theoretical discussions
vex the dopesters and as regularly
the experts fail to agree. This sea-
son the Eastern championship will
be claimed by PENNSYLVANIA and Har-
ward, while the decision on the ali
American eleven will probably have
to walt on Walter Camp, Yale's foot
ball authority. His Western trip af-
forded him the opportunity OF seeing
In action the elevens Of Minnesota
and Michigan, two teams likely to be
forgotten by Eastern dopesters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22

for the proposed new thorcughfAre.
Apportioning s1,l37 from the bond
issue for sewers for . sewer in Rose
streets. from carrinston to venabis
street. and In Pink street. from Car
rington TO venabls street
Instructing the city school board to
secure plans and specifications and to
award contract for an annex to CHM
boraxo public school: cost not OF ex-
csed $4,000. the amount to be In
cluded In the annual appropriation or
dinsncs for 1911.
Authorizing the city school board
to acquire sixty-six feet on the east
side Of cambridge street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, washing
otn Ward. for school purposes: the
cost not to exceed e1.330.
Approprtating to the gas department.
rs follows: For coal and oil nj gas
works. $4,000; for extensions OF gas
mains, $4,000: for payroll at gus
workA $500: for electric lights for
balance Of fiscal year. $4,000. Total.
el7,So0.
Instructing the city attorney to ac-
quire by Gift, purchaee or condemna.
ton, sufficient land to widen Seventh
street, from McDonough 70 6smmes
street. South Richmond, to an addi-
tionl width Of twenty feet.
Appropriating $1,000 to the COM
expenses Of operation OF the municipal
electric plant 20 December 81. 1910.
Resolution transferring $1,000 from
water works construction to pump
house expense. to cover cost Of pump
ing water by steam until now electric
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
/ |. U. TO BIO FOR
OLYMPIC GAMES
WORLDS GREATEST ATHLETIC
4 MEET MAY BIZ HELD IN CLEvE-
LAND SIX YEARS HENCE.

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.--The an
mounccment that the Amateur Attn
te4jc Union at its meeting here had
44cided to put in bid for the Oiym-
nc games Of 1916 and had selected
cleveland. o., a. the place for holdios
~ games. X they should be award
- 70 the United States came ~ a
Mjekinct surprise.
The matter il 10 be referred Tn
SehA international committee OF the
N A. y. for ANAL action. but there
II little doubt that the international.
eommittee viii endorse the plan and
:AGree 10 ask for meeting. The com
4 ulftee is composed OF Barlow &.
4 1eeka, OF the New York A. c.; Gus
tMsus n. Kirby. OF Columbia Univer-
a14y: Everett G.. Brown. Of Chicago:
9oeeph r.. McCabe Of Boston, and
3Aanes r.. Sullivan. These men are
4@o1eEMtes to the union and voted In
Antor of the plan yesterday. so there
IT, little doubt they will act favorably
Iop0n the request.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
n. CARVER TO LECTURE
HERE ON MISSIONS
sNN
HUNTSVILLE PROFESSOR WILL
GIVE SERIES OF TALKS AT
B T.ABERNACLE CHURCH.

Or. ". O. Carter. professor Of COM
n eeAttvs religions and missions In the
u outhern Aaptist Theological Semi
BMty ~ Louisville. Will give series
I've lectures 1t Tabernacle Baptist
1ntch, beginning Wednesday night.
81 - theme 1T his lectures will be
1Ae Meaning OF Missions''
IN. Carver Ii regarded as high
apsAority on this particular line OF
Il otwch work and he will doubtless be
Eeetad BY large audiences.
- program for the lectures, a
lounced by Rev. DR.. W. l. BAIL
tcr cf Tabernacle church. IL ~
o31Wu:
s e6nssday. 3 r. M---.The Meaning
MISSIONS 20 God. the Father
lant1dAy. : r. M---'The Meaning
lGl1naons to JESUS Christ
s5day, 8 r. M.--"The Meaning of
GlOnG to the Christian"
16ay, II A. M-"The Meaning
4tsgtons 70 the World"
nNday, r. M---"The Meaning
- Aoly Spirit to Missions"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
DISMISSES RULE
AGAINST MR.. WOODY

Following an apology 70 Deputy
Sheriff johnson from W. r. Woody
Judge Ingram. Of the Law and Equity
Court. dismissed the rule which had
been isaued against the latter Monda,
and then recognized him In the sum Of
$500 to keep the peace for twelve
months.
Mr.. Woody. whose wife has dam
age suit pending against the virginia
Railway and Power Company, 10 al
legged to have been rude to Deputy
Sheriff johnson when the latter at
tempted to serve court papers on Mrs.
Woody.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
INDIANS TO USE
MANY NEW PLAYS
EAIaLISIE REDSKINS TAKE.
4 FRESH HEART AND COURAGE
FOR BROWN GAME.

MN CARLISLE. PA, Nov. 22.--The In
Mans are putting IN the last few days
AAgore the Brown game In hard prac-
f@rc especially in the new plays to
- used against Brown on Thanksgiv-
NJ Day, and they are confident OF
victory. Houser, tho Indian fuliback.
no has been out on account OF In
3ufi<s. IN back In the lineup. though
NeWAshe. his substitute. In still kept
'aBArd at 1t 20 that no can replace
H0ueer NJ any time. The spirit OF
Ne Indians has revived wonderfully
inter- their poor showing Ia the Har-
*afd Law School and the Johns Hop
hlns games. and the students believe
tA&y with be able to win from Brown.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
IT'S 1 BAD DAY
70 Be UNHEALTHY
EVERYTHING THAT LOOKS LIKE
a DOCTOR Will. BE At MEDl.
cos SECOND GAME.

IL you're just aching 70 see dac-
Tor, gentle reader. 'twouid he best TO
can your desire until "Wednesday, for
The return game between the TWO
medical college. of Richmond II
4 nrhe du,ed for Tuesday afternoon. and
to4hing that looks like a physician
will be floating loose in the capita!
Eity,
Determined To break the unsatis-
facfory tie which marked the con-
elus!on of their first encounter, both
xh& University College chaps and the
Medical College of Virginia sawbcncS
have been practicing rcfigiousi" Tor
this struggle Tuesday afternoon. anc
there viii probably be some scoring.
The teams are strong and In the
psnk Of condition. and a hot game IL
Axpected Every vsn dyked physi-
r1An, every physician who would Hike
20 have van dye beard, and every
physician who has shaved off his van
dyke beard viii be there, Hold or
% your health one day more.
The sawbnn4s lineup Tuesday viii
BE- something ike this;
Medical University
College. Position. College,
Arnold. -. left end -.... C. Moore
CAifee .. left tackle ..... Martin,
hartford. -. left guard ..... Collier
E0fer center ...,... Butler
III. r.. Davis right guard $500. Ruff
HAnkins right tackle -. Nebiett
Hespase right end ....... Collins
Carter quarter ........ Willis
j. II. Davis. left half 80. Baramour
Ross :. ...., right half -. =. Fufreils
HARDY .,.. .fullback =. Woodhouse
Average weight of both teams. Is0
pounds.
After the game the student bodies
~ the two colleges will paint the
town red with the green"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
FLAMES RAvAGE
TWO FACTORIES
FIRE FicHTERo 90 GOOD WORK
AND GIT pAMoxRous sLxxE
UNDER CONTROL.

Fire Of unknown origin caused con.
siderable damage 10 the buildings of
the Anderson Label Printing Company
ana the Nelson Manufacturing Conn
p4ny on Governor street. Monday
night and but for the prompt work
Of the nrs department would not Inn
probably have dsstrcysd the entire
block.
All the stock Of the Nelson Company
was destroyed while Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson made merry In the Jefferson
Hotel al host and hostees OF party
to their daughter. They were kept
In tgnneanco ~ tho cpn0aSyatiO9 nnt1)
e ~ booo a3f1mN41nho4,
To nnGnNon1 - WIs1eA Vim tn4aY
ahoat ~ - a ~ 1eaeon paena r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
kstehsll's Body Exhumsd.

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH, Nov. a.
The body of Stanley ketchel, middle
weight champion, who was murdered
near Springfield, Mo. has been ex-
humed by three brothers. John, Leon
and Alexander Ketchel.
They explained they had heard STAN
ley was beaten to death and not shot.
The brothers reported to-day that they
found the bullet holes, and also evi.
dences OF "a club having been used
about Stanley's head. The body was
immediately reburied.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
Medicos Battle Again. aft to See Soldiers Payviaton
ATTELL REGARDS
MOORE SERIOUSLY
FOR FIRST TIME ARE TALKS or
pROWEss on AN oPro.

NEW YORK, Nov. Calf Abe At
tell Is not in perfect condition when
he meests Pal" Moore at the Fair
mont Athletic Club week from to-
morrow, it will not be due from iaci.
of sparring partners When Attel,
opened his training camp at John
sons rood house, It looked like II YER
liable Doe hive OF clever boxers. He
brought Danny Goodman with him.
but at any time Goodman needs "a
rest Atteli will have Jimmy Carroll
or Lew Powell to box with. The
most significant thing about the APP
preaching battle 10 that for the fars,
time In his ring career Attell talks
seriously about the prowess of an
opponent. He has seen Moore in ac-
ton and knows that he is "A dam
gerous lad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
CHOYNsK| JOINS
HAMPHATs' RANKS

DAVENPORT. IOWA. November %
Joe Choynski has Joined the ranks
OF the fighter actors and will spend
the winter telling how . certain little
affair at Reno came about.
Choynski made his first appearance
here last night and brought before
the public with him Miles Mcleod
the young Missourian who aspires to
take up the white mans burden"
Mcleod was discovered" by Jim Cor
bett and Choynski viii train him be-
tween shows.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
-. 77s sos 7s3 2.a2l


PITTSBURlJ, Nov. 32.--Piere b.
Maupofne, of st. Louis, defeated Joseph
r. Wireback, OF Pittsburg. hi one OF tho
intsrcity ematches for national amateur
championship al three cushion bill
nards. Wirebans had but As when
MAupofne scored the required 60 points.
The high runs were each, and the
game required eb innings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
Old Ball plsysr ossd.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 22.--Jack
O'Brien. who was one Of the cztchers
Of the Athletic baseball team when II
won the championship OF the Ameri-
can Association in 1883, died Monday
In hospital in this city, and will be
buried from the Elks' Home on We'd
nesday.
After playing as a battery partner
Of the famous Bobby" Matthews,
pitching star of 1888. O'Brien played
with Brooklyn, Baltimore and other
clubs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
sjorsss Go Under Ham mar,

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The six
tsenth annual Old Glory horse sale at
auction began yesterday at Madison
Square Garden. with q total OF S42
horses Of various breeds 20 be dis
posed Of, Including "A number Of trot-
ters and PAGERS OF high repute and low
records. There were no noteworthy
sales among the earlier lots.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
Two Giant, s;an contraet..

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.---The New
York National League club Monday re-
cefved the sirned contracts Of Short
stop Albert Brfdwell. who has been with
the Giants for the last three yoarR and
Harry Gowdy. substitute FIRST baseman,
who Joined the team last fall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
Otliiard Match 70 Murnhv

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. az
Murphy. OF Philadelphia. defeated Ma
son. OF Boston. In a three cushion bill
lizard league game here Monday night
by tho SCORE OF so to A.. Murphy.s high
run was and Mason's 3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
N.lson Say. He 10 In Good Condition

Nslson Says 1s Il IN Good Condition.
SYRACUSE. N. Y, Nov. 2l.--"Im In
great shape" wired Battling Nelson to
Tommy Ryan to-day in asking the re-
tired niddleweight champion to be his
chief second against Owen Moran in
San Francisco next Saturday. Ryan
declined, as he has charge Of Q club
which holds bouts here next Monday
night,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22

damage to the printing concern was noA
no great. II. too. il covered by insure
ancc.
when the flremAn arrived on the scene.
II seemed that the entire block WA
doomed. but the firemen. familiar with
the territory. got to work In hurry
and soon had the flames under oon .
troll.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
or Nru Serial Story.
M Circular
staircase
Ny Aptsvts Ria4hay1.

y 4ay Anssrts RiaAhar.
4 - suund d mystery. The
4oGt3se md mystery story ol
II II epening chapters will ap-
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22

Directing the committee on streets
to construct a sewer In North Fourth
caused by the breaking Of an old
sewer north Of Baker street, to cost
1880.
Resolution instructing the city At
torney to acquire land to open Lester
street. and adopting z modIfled route