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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-05

Ron unb emma aobinion, 222
CrhQrp Ctr, EnQbe.
Somes unb 4nnd Yatten, 2llI
Gditsrn Ipe.. anobe.
Wiaiam uno Wurgaret StauHton,
2142 Gilbert 2(pe., Mdohen.
Senrp unD Carrie 9refelo, 33O4us
oubon Ctr. anabe.
TrQnt uno 4athertneS6mtot, 28l9
RoieQa Str.. Nldohen.
0m. uno Senrtetta S6rcer, 2533
Golerain 2pe.. Sndbe.
Sames uno Sarab GOnnors, 1907
DIT 8. Str.. anabe.
.Sobn unb Selen WceaugbIin, 258Z
Gaitern Qpe.. UlGo6en.
gnrles uno 2lurslta Weiie. 3OO5
6enibdip 4pe.. anabe.
Spiepb uno Marp asesab. 615 Sit
6. Str, mdDfen.
4nbrefp uno Bhilomend 5ontamp
1905 Baltimore Ctr, Guabs.
Safe uno 4nna 3ieoman, 5O2 Ws'
Court Ctr. 2nobe.
Charles unb 8epretuna BAUER
1855 Columbia @pe., WGohen.
Bernard uno Wainnie Saseoorn
2019 golerain 4ps.. Wdo6en.
Gsorge uro Clara 5hompion, 241
Ro6b 4ne.. Enabe.
g3m. unb RoIe Sonss, 436 pipnee'
Str, Snabe.
Sobn unb Marp5Opfer, 1892Gussl
gitp Qpe., Gnabe.
q. :. uno Wtarp 2pn6, 656W0pn
Str, Grabe.
Somes urb Ruth WorriIon, 9uo
Samss unp Ruth WtorriIon, Cub
Souis uno 9lli1e Sapertdmp, i
Qerpn Court. WGohsn.
9lnoretp uno Qnna Shofer, 273
MaTa6uietts 2lpe., anobe.
antbonn uno Sulia 9uIom, IA
Wintler Ctr. Wtabhen.
Scbn uno henrietia Genuehl, Ger
| arb uno Tonabus Ctr, Utdohen.
antbonn uno ap>iie Sarospis, 81
| Oft u. Ctr. anabe
Sorrn unb &atbsrine 2ies, 81
Cambridge Ctr. anabe.
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Nus oem YptiSeigerid)t.

fr1u 7lora Darts, pelfe on Der
Gde Der Central 2lpe. uno GItiabeth
Strabe. ppbnt, fano, als tie in Der
Wortag Ratt beim fam, bic 9aus=
tbire perIdlofen. Sis 3erItmetterte
tur3 entihIofsn elm Jeriter uno Itieg
ein, um tur3e 3eit ipGter auf 9erans
laiTuna oes 6ausbeiiBers peqen bDsz
rillioer SddbeihGoigung perhartet gu
nsroen. Die 2tngetlagte ertIGrte Ilt
i'm Qoliseigsridt bereit, Die 5ertrumz
merte 7FenIterIaei6e 5u srieBen unO
puroe 5ur 3ahlung Der Soften perurs
t6eilt.
mdrgurstb Sulibar. cine fSruu nit
elmer 8erqangenbsit bate ii6 geItern
unter Der QlntIage, eine beroohtlge
QerIon gu iein, 81 perantluorten. Dor
einiaen Suhren parsn lie uno ihr
Wann unter Der Qntluge oes Raubes
perbuftet tporosn. Der Murn nahr
| pamaIs, nm feline Srau FL retten. ale
Sdulo auf iih, uuo tpuroe 81 elmer
langeu 3udtbausItrufe Osrurtbeilt.
sSrau SuQipan fuhrte, tpdhreno lhr
Munn i'm 3uhthaus ihmahtete, Elm
4 luitiqss uno ausgelafenes 2eben, uno
oieier tieB lie nad 0erbuBun9 Ieirer
| Strufe unter Der Qntluge oes Gbes
/ bruhs rerhafter. Sie nur0e Ihuloig
befunben uno iab cine lunge IrbeItss
bdusitrafe db. 2(m Wtonta9 Duroe
oas Irauersimmer pon Den Gehetmpo
/ liaiiten galnQn uno GlenreIDer als
perbGhtioe perIon psrbaftet. Der go.
| li8eirifter perurt6eilte tie Su elmer
! Celebrate bon $50 unogpIten. iuipens
birts ieooh bic Strafe, nadoem DIT
7Srau perIprohen bate, mod Dor Son;
nsnuntergang Die Stuot auf INNER 81
perldHen.
/ sSamss McGabe unb Gilbert 4lcGar
ron puroen psgen llnfugs 3u ie S;
uno 9oIten peroounert.
| 9bilip RufIsq nuroe unter be-
| Qrtl1ge, an Sanitag 4beno Die Jral
Marp 9roop in ibrer Do6nung al
GjlsniuoD Mpe. um $25 beraubt 3u ba
ben, ben GroBgeItnprener ubernie
len. Seine gursidaft puroe oil
$4,000 feitseIeBt.
Der Neser George aeeo lpuros un
ter ben 4ntlasen bes WoropsrIu6
uno oes Strabenraubes ben 8robge
, ihporensn Iberpieien uno 3ipar unite
$4,000 girgIhuft. Gr pirb beidul
bat, por einigen Sagen 5rl. Wlolli
q, BERN, cine Srantenpflegerin II
gplleoe 9i0 S1natorium Dor Der 4n
italt iiberfallen. nteoerge'tlagen, ge
: piirst unb beraubt 5u haben.
Der 9leger Malter Mtoore, pripat
ipG6ter Der 2epmans9uid Co., Der
sihtste ssiteru unter Der artlage, lei
c ne qrbeitgeber ieit Ronaten ipite
matiia bsraubt 81 baben. auf stR BEL
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Gterblid)feitsberidgt.

5beobore gsrbarbt 8nooie. 13
Sags, 1104 Waoe Ctr, 9ius8ehrung,
U2arp Stubrsnberg, 88, 1012 Jrees
man 4ps.. Snqueit in SApebe.
Grim ShuIter, 26, 1927 9ineStr.,
Shpinbfutt.
George %. aelep. 50, 1868 ainr
Ctr, Shlasanfall.
Hi6olas Sbler, 80. 2225 RiceStr.
Snqusit in Shpebe.
Cornelius granpenbura 81, 22s
Greeliior Str, Shlaganfau
Robert Wiiller Snpber, 10 Gage
Montspmsrn, O., 5riibae6urt.
Sncob 8riesbeirner, 81. 237 Wso
baipt Str, Mltersi6pdde.
Soiepb W. Seneter. 81, Someriet
ap., Gntsiinouns Der Gorta.
Dapib SiIer. Al. 2126 Jlprene
4ps., Snqueit in Sdlpebs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-05

i4uft BON 30 psrfonen. gu tpslhen audi
nod feds gbauffeurs binauserednet
tpsrben muFen. 9err Morgun ldngte
bier geitern Wormittag cine Stunbe
fruber als eripartet mar, an; infolge
beFen mubte er nube3u cine Stunoe
marten, bis feline Nutomobile anlungs
ten. Sn ieiner Geienihoft befinoen iif
giIhof Doane BON albanp. R. D..
BiI6of Grser pon Nstp Yort unb5rau
BiIhof 2otprenee BON WaiIahuIetts
unb Jrau, Or. 5aa bon 8ermont uni
sfrau Murfoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-05
adaiies aeinaaer gDlssbatt. spo, g. cttober 1910.

lang Qnpeiiungen CUR 5iibrung oes
9efddftes gu geben, hdtten tie tbm
cine Nbfdlags3ablung BON $500 sss
ma6t unb fir ben Heit be5 aaufprel@
Ies Wediel gegeben, Die bur6 etns On
potbet iiher eeItellt naren.
0lls Qngabsn bes 8ertdufers bdtten
ith als unipabr erpieien, ferner bate
er innerhalb elmer Wohe in gto. 326
Weit 5. Strabe Elm 8onturren39eI6dft
begonnen. Qus bieIem 9runoe rei4ten
bic &dufer geitern cine 8luge uuf
Hiiderlaraung Der $500 nit 3infen
unb $4,000 S6obenerfdB tpegen Rom
trqttbruhs Elm. Quberoem berlangen
lie, bdB &pe6ler burh einen ginhaltsa
tefe6l perhinoert perbe, ibre Dediel
einsutreiben.
8srfangt isine 9eb il bren II.
s. j. Hiebt, Sn6u6sr Der S. ).
Rigbt Qluotting &. QbItract Co., bat
cine 9ebiibrenforbsrung iiber $512 ges
gen Bernard 8. aroeger eingetln8t,
Gr fiibrt an. baB er nit benz Bertlags
ten e;nen aontrdft abgeIAlonen babe
temaufolge er bemIelben sttpa $4,000
bro sSsabr an ben 9rdmier fir ieint
| i'm 9nn3en S188,0O0 betra9enoe Sc
bensoerii6erung eripuren tonne. Z,
| babe feinen 56eil pes aontrattes ers
fint. aroegsr jeboG babe es per
| Idumt, inn bic Gsbiibren 5u be3ahlen
| gsbeutenber Ra9ldb.
Der perf0nlihe HadtaB bes 5orrie
| 6. Ro66ins lit auf $3.50, ,066.95 Qb9s
| fa1bt rporben unb 3nar: 8aar Il
! ganf S129445, $50 Nttien Der 0rol
felli Chemical 60. $50, 100; 1882 oo
(Grbt6ti( tes Rahtnifes bon Go,5or
pooo) 1927 ,O76; 100 Do. Cob Jiel
GonI. U9ining SO. 1925; 625 Dc
Clifton Goni. W2ininq 50. S437.50
10 bo. 1elepoIt so. 800; gibltothet
Gtnrihtunq $500; 8emGIbe. Std6l
ftite uIu.$100; SfmudIaten$250O
/ WDbet s41OO; 8 2fttien 8arrap (
| Smith 60, $50; 2OOO 10. portIarl
Cob Rining Co., $500.
ga tIab Q 4en.
Wunme Samel 1T NahLaBoerpalte
rim BON Csmdr !. 6amel; 9eriorG
fen $4,000.
So6n petsrs lit NddloBoerrooltt
J BON MeliTa Qeters; 8runoeigenthul
5000.
g6as. U}orttn 1T RahldBosrpdItt
J bon Warn Wartiu. QerIonalien S1Ol
I Ralpb s. GoItelIo 1T gtdhldBpe'
matter BON Quguit Glib; 9ruroet5ei
thum $500.
Qduline Strnb.l lit 5e'tumentsool
Tireterin Don Sohn Strpbel; Ver'ont
r lien $500, Grunbeigsntbum $500.
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Scriammiuns Der Gcpartemcnts'
Gheis.

Die Ghefs ntr peridisoensn itdbtiz
Ihen Gspartements bielteE seltsrn
Rnhmittoa ipieber cine gerIommluHg
ob. Die Berbanbluneen leitste Gerr
Ruaen. gorfiser beg Stdotratbss
aemmittees fir waittsl unb Wss. Die
6erren br1nisn peridieDene Wlnihe
unnGmpieblunesu Dor. tpelde iis ssrne
ben i'm anufs bes Sabrss angsnommss
nen unb tire Tepartemsnis ange'
tenben nsiien Grbinan5en hinsugsiiisi
baben n6hten. Arbeitsbireitor Sunbs
mater unb ner Guprinttneent Der
WaHermerfe perlangten, edB enolit
elm fit olltmul entgiiltis uns 3pal
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Correspondence School Of Professional
Photography.
Studio q. Chicago, Ill.

osrsii. nns sainttr.sinsase ans ueberSittsr.
Cir tcben eine peIndnoiae Bnrtte bon allen
sen nenefieU mtuiisrn nne ,Sdecng, tonHHieH Sle
iriibseiiia uHp trsiien Gle Jbre auslu1ti
frsaae $40 uub aufspdtts. ie irlber. oeiio befer.
xlsfni6 1aifsrins 60,
1924 einn StraBe.
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bur9 eine Srbinan3 fsltseitellt, pte.
piel ben Nrbeitern fir ueber3eit uno
Gonntagsarbeit 5u be3ablen f.i. Cine
bies6e3iiglihe SrDinan3 niro ipabrz
fheiniih Bis gum nGhiten 8isnitug,
an fpeldsm Gage pieber eine gers
iammluns itattfinoet, uussearbeitet
tperben. Cont tpurbe nidts BON 9ez
beutung erleDiat.
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Gbeerlaabn bniRideine.

dGbtparb Breiier, %, 13. Ctr.
lSoiep5ine Geterman, 19, Bauer 4Ds.
llreo. llppermann, 40, Satlen.
lasnes 2auoerbed. 30, oessI.
|Saepb @. Jris. 81. Meit Jors. 8.
ltatberine arOgsr, 26, oesgl.
-. g. Gang, SO. Tandeiier. 8.
lgli3abetb 6. erout. AZ. Cincinnati.
(Glar,nee popping. "a. GlsDes, 8.
lgtbei 9usbes, II. Reiu 5apen, ..
lfenrn e.. Raue. AZ, Ridmonb Str.
lWoesie Wsftrih. 40. 9riogstopn, ,.
(ssobn lpons, %. WeIi 8. Ctr.
lMatilne Wilsr, 80. Wetern aos.
{Greb. aamman, 35. Geairal ADs.
lMnna 5ifler, %. Raee Ctr. ~,
lRopb u. aonspap. 81. Glart 7Str.
lSt.ha ROwe, 20. Ridmono ctr.
igeo. g. Q. .etunsr. q, Chen aps.
lWdrp Rein6urDi. "a. gine Ctr.
IgeathonieIg gbiparbs. %. aemper2dne
1StelIa g. Qoprenos. Is. Wtap Ctr.
,6erbert Reaibben, %. gertslsp, Gal
lluep y. 4ine, %. Gaft WeWillanSi
|Jronf !. Burger. %. SiOnep ape
lWop Molte. %. WeWiden ape.
}oarrp RilIer. 20. gloer Str.
difference grabenosr, 19. Central ape
1Dan. 3. eeoti. 81, gbieaso, 81.
l9elen 8. Waribau. Is. on 8. Ctr
lGamuel Ridols, 20, lreeman 2l6e
lGIura Sdser, Il, Wet aibertn Str
lQapreneeRunnerp, 40, California. 8
1Gftbsr R. youns. SO. sesgl.
}Uietor 9. Wesel, "a. gaitsrn 4pe.
lNarn gptrbcro. %. Columbia ape
IGeo. SoM albert, 27. 1orman Ctr
glara 5. 0losmeier. 20, Vorpoon
gRob. 6omburs. 22, CFRsTlidenar
lUsurp Ghnsiber. q. Gutter Ctr.
JSpbn 1urnsr. 90. Jront CTR.
l4nna Boone. 80, on 6. Sr.
1Dan. 6. 9raep, "a. GorfieIb plae,
lHertba 8iibop. 90. Bates abe.
Geo. Rnonlion. %, ,6untinston. 20 0t
lQeord ". Jriitoe, %. 13. Ctr.
lGIiHcrb 6. Wasner. 81. Gofern sp'
QGbnd 5. SHdfer. 81. Stitss 4pe.
1gDm. .. Goonep. "a. Renion Ctr.
aGertruoe GnHtte, q, Worsan Stl
1Am<rt 1enIein. 20. MeRidsn ap'
lRotb. Wius, 23. Ooetbe Ctr.
Jefntbonn Gsaub, %. W.ii aibertp g
0pbilcmenn BETTER. 21. bessI.
|9faae Gafoutta. q. DeR 6. Ctr.
lGldro 9elpD, 18. beseI.
lgaeal 6. 6olbren. 80. Ginn ctr.
lT2arp Ri0ble, 23. WeR 6. ctr.
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Ger5teilunn zines Gies.

c5einmmrioitcn ibr 1 Eir .0.29c
,,6ubig's beribmtc epeiial.Rics" t6nHrH sie
hoH SbTem e5Jpcer fitr l5c (irgcHoetne 5orfel
taufcu. Cocr Hrfere rcguilreU Rtes Su DC uro
Zoe. Cine GripurnlB bon btiHdpe 100 REo8eHf.
Zer!en &c paguber uab.
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Fer afursus, ben gle bel nug epr6trndlsr, III
ro.if.huhin nHb fhiiebf nbfulHi cue Details Der
Vtoioaragbie eth. gAenH Sic oahsr Elm San
perif1neiaer In pdn8 fHr1er 3ett tueroeH inolien.
10 perfritraew Gle Mat ssbre Sabre BET irae1Io'
einefs Rboiodrapheu sa. irdhrefo 1ie pier mr.
etuiae Siunnen 3hrer freien 5ess oardnf 81 oet'
iusfinen brduteH.
Ter tluisrrisbt iit 70 oenilid unb bsfiirmf.
baF Gie bic gnfpeiiurgeu Ieidbi beareitsH iou'
Hfr.
Wlnn fxreite nod heiite I'M infer 9ntieir.
speIdss Chnen fret sfaefdidi utro uuo 1Sh'
nru oeunlie Mnzfunft iiher uufere wlefbcoe atbt.
Ga Yrnn peEetcht lhr eSliif fem.
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Grnennunsen oes Siherbetts.Siref
tors.

5iherhetts eTirettor Smal ernanns
te oeFtern an SteIIe oes sum reauldren
;ssuermann beforoerten Srant S.Was,
GbDarbS .6pffmeier BON 1256Worner
Str. gum SubItitutfeuerfpsbrmann;
Ferner ernonnte Serr SmaQ gum Cub
Ftitntpolisiften Bm. Diatnshan BON
1925 2inn5tr., an Stelle oes Qnnreas
Slider, tpelchsr isine Rsiisnaticu sin'
sereiht bate.
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h0r. Gr puroe unter $1,000
gurg7haft oeu9roBseiapprsneH ibers
tpieIen.
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3erne1t @ie
Yboto9rap1ire,t
Gtnbirrn sie in S6rer freien 3eit ST
Danie nnb bringen Sie es iousit,
ban gle elm eigenes Stnoio
er6ffnen mno Elm entes ga
l1r Der6iencm fonnen.

Sraeneein amaieur q sboioerapb fanr balo ein
gryerfe fuerbeH urn caour6 piei t3eIo peroie'
men. gsir unierrttien Gle brieilG uno Sis
f1unen in Sbrer treieH Belt letdpi sg Sanis lsTs
nen. 1ie arbett 1T iniereiaRf, an9enepm nHo
Drcfiinbet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-27

THAT drummer who in the smoking
compartment predicts Republican sue
cess In the coming congressional cleo
tions is looked upon with suspicion as
TO his sanity by his fellow travellers
said we'll known travelling man in the
city last night. Whatever the trav-
eler's politics may be- he Will cheer
fully agree that tie elephant Is doomed
to q period of obscurity in AFFAIRS ma
tional
ut is in the air; 1T is everywhere
One can go nowhere without feeling
the certainty of Democratic victory
In fact, some Republicans are express
ing satisfaction in the Tact that the
Democratic majority in the House is
likely to be so enormous as TO he I'M
wieldly and to provoke dissesslons III
lican success in 1912 No one viii say
that he thinks there is a show that the
next House Will be Republican.
An to Uncle Joe.
Il md" he continued, that IN gem
eral there is Va feeling somewhat
akin TO compassion for poor old Uncle
Joe Cannon, or I might better expres5
1t in the form of Indignation for MS
detractors. For the most part there
Is conviction that he IS getting wha.
he deserves, and most OF them are glad
of II. But they all feel that he. Is
being made scapegoat for the SINS
of the party and that he Is being
loaded with the blame OF those who
"somcwhere the other day saw a
sign at a Republican rally with the
weil-Xnown quotation Rom saying
Of ex-PrestdeIt Roosevelt, when he as
serted: we face the future with our
past and present as guarantors OF our
promises; we are content To stand or 70
fall by the record which we have mace
and are making
when saw that sign felt tempted
To attach a line underneath IL reading
Who's ioony now?'
\ Lee Davis. proprietor of the Davis
Hotel, WITH Mrs. Davis. has returned
from a weeks trip to New YORK.
yirgininns mt the Hotels.
ro~orsnp Sfith Polling. petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-27
MISLEADING SILENCE.

1T is but six weeks until the vote on
the four proposed amendments to the
constitution of Virginia. The cam
paign for and against these changes
has begun and it is the duty of every
paper in this Commonwealth. no mat
ter how large or how small, to take
stand on these questions, the mos,
important before our people TO-DAY.
Upon the press rests the public respon.
sihility of informing the electorate
Upon these propositions, so that full
free, and Intelligent vote may be
had on November s.
With one or two exceptions, the daily
papers of Virginia have taken stand
most of them favoring the defeat of
all these proposed amendments. Ex.
pressions on one side or the other
have been toe few among the county
papers. Their responsibility is equal
papers. They ought, at least, to state
the propositions and to tell the people
III every Issue from now until the
election what changes the proposed
amendments would effect, II passed.
Only six weeks more. Vital changes
arc proposed in the constitution OF
great Commonwealth which has al
ways prided itself upon the interest
which it's citizens take in its govern
mcnt. And yet there arc those who
say that these changes will pass by
default, tina. they will pass because
the great mass of voters are indif-
fcrcnt to the questions before them.
The papers ought to speak out in no
uncertain language now. This s not
the time to be silent The Virginia
newspapers which have printed little
OF nothing about these changes ir-
tentionally or unintentionally VIII
misfcad the people they serve into
thinking that such silence means that
the proposed changes do not amount to
ANYTHING and are not worth thinking
about. Such misleading silence is an
injustice to the people, violation on
the part of the newspapers OF the
duty which they owe to their con-
stituents.
Speak out. Let there be no equivo.
cal silence upon the most important
matter before the people of Virginia
Face the issue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-27
CITY PROMOTION by. CONVENTION
ADVERTISING.

Elsewhere in this paper the Hon
Homer Warren, postmaster Of Detroit
an active member of the Board of
Trade and president of one of the larg-
est manufacturing establishments OF
that progressive city, has some eX-
tremely complimentary things to say
Of Richmond. lie was astonished to
see what real city Richmond is. and
how wonderful has been its business
development--his visit here. he says.
has been in the nature of an EYE
opener" for instead of stasnation he
found here tremendous commercial
activity.
|. Yet it is what Mr.. Warren says about
the value of advertising city by hav-
ing conventions to meet within Its
gates that is especially encouraging
10 those who are engaged in efforts for
the promotion of the growth and pros.
perity OF Richmond. Pointing out that
In the last ten years Detroit, by the
strict figure of the census has made a
gain Of siNty-flye per cent, In popula-
/ ton, MI. Warren SAYS:
Il believe the growth has been ver;y
largely due 10 the policy of inviting
and entertaining conventions which
our Board of Trade introduced about
ten Years ago, 81. know OF one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-27
AROUND THE HOTELS

Mcclung Patton, Lexington; John %.
Kimberly. Old Point; C. G. smithers.
Norfolk; II. l.. Butt. Jr.. Petersburg;
T. p. DeBerry. Norfolk; s. y. Carney,
Norfolk; H Libbey, Virginia: Y. o.
conklng. Norfolk; Il. NJ. C. Qulmby and
Wife Lynchburg; l.. Borcherg, Virginia.
LcSinston-H. w Horn Virginia; j.
l.. Bunting. virginia; j. - Harris. War
renton; C. Z. Smith, Lynchburg; Mr..
and Mrs. a, S. Ncach, Keyaville; p o.
Brice, Wilcox J. G. Hehin. Cromwell;
c. II Tyree. Norfolk. T.. A. Ratcline,
fredericksburg Richard Parrish, Rock
Castle; Walter Weisbrod. Rock Castle;
II: A. Blount. brakes Branch: S. H.
Boykins; w. a. stephenson. Danytlle.
Davis--Mr. and Mrs. W. Mosley scay.
Hampton; $. NJ Garrett. Virginia; L.
7. James. Gloucester; w. D. Hin, South
Boston
Murphy's-w. B. Lawson, South Bos-
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particular instance which came un-
der my own observation where we'll
known business man came to Detroit to
convention, spent several days driv-
Ing about, and was impressed with Its
advantages as n manufacturing centre
To-day he Is tho president of n manu-.
featuring plant here employing 3,5Ot
people, most of them high grade and
VOL paid mechanics. believe that
his attendance on that one convention
has added from ten to fifteen thousand
people to the population of Detroit
Aggressive business men are always
on the lookout for business opportunf.
ties.'' 81
The ultimate value of convention
to city is the advertising which that
city will receive from the individuals
who make up the convention. The f.
nancial return which the members OF
the convention may bring to various
enterprises or concerns In a city while
the convention is in progress is the
small end OF 1t. What the city derives
by way OF benefit from conven-
tions comes from the individual
after he has gone back home
and begun to tell about what a
wonderful and progressive business
like and delightful city Richmond Is
In this way the advantages of Rich
mond are brought home to thousands
of people whom other forms OF city
advertising would not reach.
For instance, Mr.. Warren himself
while an attendant on the convention,
is nevertheless business man on the
lookout for distributing point for
the products of his factory and
Richmond impresses him well"
Doubtless there are other members
of the convention now in session here
who will go back similarly impressed
They are stored up with knowledge
gained by their own eyes and ears of
the advantages of Richmond, its lib
eral opportunities for manufacturing
concerns, and it's countless merits as
a place in which TO carry on business
they may not come here, but they
may be the means of the coming here
of other people.
Richmond has already gained much
by this form of advertising and
will continue to do. SO. 1t is to be
hoped that the people of Richmond win
lend their material aid to what Is be-
Ing done in this direction. The direct
result of such conventions is promotion
of the city's interests, increases in
population, in industrial enterprises
and in wealth. and the establishment
OF Richmond as the dominating COM
mercial city of the entire South.