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FOR RENT-R00MS
UnfurniShed.

D ST n W. 12s-Four uufuruished rooms
on second floor light housekeeping; bath
on same floor hot-water all time phone n
house IL
z2D 81 \ ". Sls-Three rooms entire ID
floor, light hoIlsekeepiug- heat and gas
water On same floor; rent Sl4 myI-2J'
K ST " W. s1s-rwo large rooms on a
floor for Light Housekeeping southern exc
posUrcs bath adjoining my1-sJ-
lsT ST. y w. 5lO-Back parlor. s.; large
unfinished room, s.; hOusekeeDing-
nth 81 y w. E02I-a rooms for house
keeping hot-uatsr heat. porcelain bath
can sunday or after 8 week days apSo-Stc
NEW JERSEY AVE. I717-3 uEfurnlshed
rooms heat, gas. bath; light Housekeeping
9Th ST n W. 70I-3 unruruIshed rooms
light h0usekeeplng- sps3-2t'
x ST. s. E. sI4-Four unfurnished rooms
for Light ho1sekeeping. apS1-SSc
e ST n Z. sls-T7Fo large communicating
"a foor rooms, reasonable N.Y.
SIBERIAN AVE y. w. s7cs-Entire second
n5Jr ~ three communicating UNFINISHED
rooms Tor uEht housekeeplnEs heat and gas
al modern Improvements SIS ap55--t-
18th ST S z. Fs--Tvyo large unfur- rooms;
heat gas. and bath. SO per month"; J. h. k
asaJ-St@
ITH ST N w 1S17-Tw0 unfurnished
rooms. second floor. light housekeepins.
SIS unFIrnIslled or partly furnished
room. third door 'front.'. ePsy--t-
PA AVE Nv. I7E5-Two rooms on q OF
Sd floors use y gas and bath. so and SD
EYE ST. y. ". 55-Uufuruished fat Of
rooms sas and heat sas Cor cooking; SIS
ONE NEWLY papered and painted front
room IN the EaErLS alar--le-r- suitable for
one or two ladies' CAN Tor particulars be-
tween and p. H. apt 81 aps5-Lt'l
c ST y E. sds-Three roo1s- Ezs and bath
large closets for light Housekeeping
c ST. y. E. s5-Thrse rooms for Light
housekseping; gas and bath; adults only.
G ST s W. -05G-Three unEuruIshe5 rooms
for EEht h0UsekeeDiug. a25s-steI
D ST. n W, 257-TTo or three ught clean
- 4l---sLc
C ST N W. uls-Txo front rooms "a
door for light housekeeping ap22-st+
BYE ST y W, sis-Tvvo comrnunicating
rooms, % floor; heat. water and gas; Light
Bookkeeping myl-5t'
LSGRAHAM ST. SIS. BRIGHITvOOD PARK
Three OF four rooms light hoUseEesp--Ey.
family Of tao adults- aDzs-5J-
K ST n W. e5eC-Three ICONS. bath. pan
try- extra storage ap4-3tc
K 81 y E. zls-Two large rooms: heat gas
X 81. n W. zlT-Tv7 rooms on second
4 n ". L5-FIst. 8 rooms. heat and gas
all convenience southern exposure
Eu2I-5-~1
MASS. AVE y z. I40-Fou- 1uf1-ulsaed
rooms light housekeeplngs gas furnished
. cheap rent apzS-5--L
. ST r. W. 1872 Communicating rooms.
90 floor fronts ] front room. ID 1o1-i south
Z eru exposure aH2g-5-CI
% ST y ". 5I8-Ta-es uafuTnishe5- and
. furnished ue0Us ap-s-Slal
80 ST s x. 2Z8-Th-ee rooms second fror
'front.' light E1usek=epiug- Egc-7Eata- heat
gas and hath convenient 20 cars ap2s-s-'
.
18TH ST. n W, zZII-Two large second
floor front rooms light h5usekeepinE- rea-
Ecrabla- a1L3-5-H
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WANTED-ROOMS

VVANTED-Tvo OF three vel furnished
rooms On ground floor Tor light houzeksep-
Ing use Of front and back yard for chill
dro1- viii rent for year or longer q sat
fsfacto-T- southeast washington. east Of
Navy Yard preferred Address r A FERRY
zo9 1st 81 y =. lite
WANTED to rent st g per month snail
furnished ROOM back or front. any Iocz-
don BOX q. Times Office. IL
WASTED-By gentlemen. furn ished room n
Alexandra. state terms and location Ad-
dress BOX So Times O1lCa. spS0-2t-1
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80 0 St nv, ST. & D. vacant May Is $50
-2Z5 r St NV, 2r- and office----------..-. 500
1913 y = ave. 6r and 5------------------- 3 90
2z1s 18th NV. fr- a D. iatrcbe h.. . o.
s1S A St Sc. 81 q b.; -s1ro5e h-----.--- $50
1924 OTIS 81 ne rCJuCs--.--------.--.---1 1890
61s c st sT, Or & b--------------...---..2 --5a
g-3 6th St ne. rooms and BATH $50
-F5L Otis ST ne, - and b.- larrobs h.. q. @
1850 Kenyon St, -lr- and b.. h-w-h---- 500
er25 = St nv, Tor and D. - 50 %
-1-f E-h ST Sc. or and b--...--........... 1850
"a eth 81 Sc = and B.; Iatrobs h:
also sumner kitchen - 50
1551 9Th - NV Or and b furnace h $50
40 utE ST. Sc. Or aIC o---.--.---..---. 22-5o
APART1E ECSrS
lz51 y Cap st.. 1st floor 81 & b-.h.vv-h = 50
1-11 y Cap Ct. 81 focr- 5r- & b h -h. s5-s3
% St ne, Norfolk apt Ist floor
rooms and bath .-.-- $500 . ~
11I2 Z 81 Sc % fo0r- Sr- and bath 1870
lzth & G St5-, tairtaX apt =. and b. - 50
1881 2 81. nv, Irving aps-. fur r & p. z253
90 % St ns-s "a floor Sr. and D. is 90
1885 18Th 81 NV. q f1cr- g. and D. go
1341 Mass ave Sc st floor. ST. and b. go
COLORED TENANTS
1895 18Th st NV. II ?. and batr----.----- $50
153s Columbia ST. Or & b. latro5s - E7-59
S. LCEan's Court fr.--.----.-.--.----..- SEQ
50 LOEan's Court 4r--------.----.-.-..---- S99
% LuEan's Court 4--------. --------------- $50
BUSINESS PLACES
1923 Georgia ave, store-0o--l-------------- 30
69l Pe1nsylvauia ave. -l5l-0o
PHILLIPS s. sAGER.
Peal Estate Loans AMI Insurance.
715 14th St y "
Phone Il 1857 a7so-st
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COAL AND WOOD

Coil Philips & Juenemann. Wood
OOdi5eo c st. ne Su 4th St ne. " OOQ
only Best Grades Lowest Prices
Phone Lincoln ga.
de2T-Su. ~. Il, SAT-
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BUILDING MATERIAL
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS

81 ECONOMICAL and have your fans. no
Tors. and electrical work done BY
=. ASCERMANs 1855 z4th y ga
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS

ALL CASES. secret service. collections and
corporations organized and promoted every
where L. s LEGAL CORP, 5ie Bond Bldg.
ap25-tfa
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-HODE ISLAND AVE " w sss-3 neat
comfortable rooms. light Housekeeping per
Trf-red ap15-str
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FOR lighthouses

sss K. 1zr.b------S7s-oo. ass Ith nv. sr,b
lT55 Church ST cor ------------- s-5j
NV srb Jru-). co o.. lzl2 belmont. 81
ls5z -aIys-t Nv. bath - q 50
f6r g5....-.-.-.. g 81 SIS Irving s-.b-.- IS 50
f-14 KENYON s. 10 Porter. ne. 6r.b $50
nv sr Zb.----- 60 % l2l1 D ne s.. b.. 3 -
IEG4 Belmont st SIS Harvard 81. b. - 81
g. q D.. x % SO Col r6-. sr. p. g. =
z5s4 s-h nv 11r.b s o 1ZZ1 r ne. sr-b-- 20 50
wesley Its, 8. b 20 50
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STORES
STABLES
20 So

aD30-2t
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US

FOR SALE-Furniture, slightly used and
new; the best place IN the city 70 buy FUR
niture
save Money. Sec HOLLYWOOD, sth and X
my1-3t
MATING. 15c roll up boOksheives, dishes,
bowls. pitchers. sIoD Jars. cooking utensils
Everything cheap
HOFF q CO. 80 10Th 81. y. ".
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SCREEN windows and doors made and re-
paired c. ID. Collins. 10 18th NV Phone.
ray1,5,5,s
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ST y E EE-Tw0 rooms Hight house
keeping permitted, all modern improve
mencs. 9 IN family ap5J-5tT
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6TH ST y ". G3-LarEe newly furnished
week apSl-5J-
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NORTH CAROLINA AVE s F.. 6u-FIne
location. bargain. nicely furnished =
floor front room; only SO per month
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HOCSEElEE EElS-Ordlnary windows eX-
per-lv cleaned &c ea-l. floors EaZ5G- POI
isheI stained vanished. rGl1iE1sC. srlzI
repairs about house ELLIOTT 1876 IN
" " Postal o. phone n 11sZ my1-4-s
VVA,CTE EJ-EIeetric motor. alrerCZ1lnZ cur
rent. from -59 90 ITO VOLTS II % 1-h5rss-
power. 60 cycles single phase
ECECH a. KEEPS
- Gu s. =. ~ y
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. ST n. W, 126-Four unfinished rooms
on second floor light Housekeeping bath
on same floor, hot-water all time phone IN
house II
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CANARIEs. Parrots. Dogs. cats
CfcldfsEes. Rabbits. Guinea Pigs. and Chick
ems SCHMID'S BIRD STORE ~ 9th St
~ ~ aps-tf
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Q ST. n W. 227-Two large rooms; ID floor
light Housekeeping II desired reasonable
r--r-T
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HEATED APARTNENTs
FLATS.
HOUSES COLORED.

IS 81 ST. sw-, Or. & w-------------.-..-.S2o59
So 18th. 8 rooms and bath---------.---- 1850
So z5rh ST. # & b-.---------...--...-.--- 1850
p @ st NV 5r- 3 & v-----------...------- 1900
257 17th 81 Sc, 81 l5.5o
~ L Sc ST.. & w------------------------1 us
lc12 BIagdea alley- Er. & W - Io5r
1871 o St alley A. & w----------.----- 10 %
4 Ready alley. q. & w.----...--....-.. 45e
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G ST N W, 4E7-Tvyo large basement rooms
PIE rlyi-src
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FROCK COAT SUIT. size ~: nearly new
owner outgroWn- call 151 81 st. n 2.
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9TH ST y w 6Z2-Furulshed- large and
snail uEat front rooms al55-3t'
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FOR sALE-Ice boxes, suitable Tor grocery
made by people who know how, not t-rasE-
ers; get the best
rny1-9.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
BIC BROTHER JoITs CUPID.
Miss Pmltin, Loyal to Suitor. Accom-
panies Him to Station.

Miss Puliin, Loyal to Suitor, Accom-
panies Him to Station.
An Alexandria special to the
Washington Post says;
Thae the course Of true love sell
dom runs with the ease that those dl-
rectly interested would like to see was
demonstrated last night about s
@ clock, when Miss Rebeeea Putin,
The ls-yesr-old daughter of Mrs.
Louisa NJ. pullin. OF ia North Royal
street. Alexandria. was inclined to
take the advice OF her Romeo, Joseph
FenwIck q bartender. and dlsobey
her brother. Frank Putin. The lat
ter ordered her to cut short side
walk chat and ~ Ia tAe- house A.
eight followed between the two men.
which Fenwisk- came e4it second
best. and g large crowd gathered,
When Policemen Sampson, Rob-
erts and Young escorted the combat
ants tn police headquarters, block
away, Miss Pullin stuck by her lover,
isssststoti the pcitce when they washed
from his face the blood that flowed
from a cut on his forehead, and left
the station with him after ne had
deposited S2o collateral for his ap-
pearance in the Police Court this
morning, Councilman Marshall be-
came surety for Fulnn in like
amount Miss Pullin later returned to
her home
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Mr. r. r, Archer. OF Nicholson
street, has ben called to his home in
vtnita Va. by the Illness of his
brother. MIR. Ned Archer. who was taxi
en- suddenly III with appendicitis.
Mrs Annie Smith and daughter Lot
tie. of ohio street, are visiting friends
In Florence. $, c.
Afrs-B Cartwright. of Louisiana
street, who underwent "A very serious
operation last week at Sheltering
Arms hospital is improving.
Church Hill eaftf-ti
tiIfan A. l. Brown. of tire tieit
Brown Hardware Company. Tuesday
night. asking him to announce himself
~ a candidate for The common sSe1fs
Gil Mr. Brown. after some retieet ton,
consented. tie will make the third
candidate from Marshall ward
Mr. James Hartlv, formerly of Full
ton is extremely i'll.
Mrs Josie Fontaine will leave this
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
NEWS OF CHASE CRY.
Bishop Randolph preaehes-Y. vi. G.
A. Secretary Resigns

CHASE CITY, VA. March To-
Sunday morning at IL O'Clock Bishop
Randolph preached a most able and
forCibls sermon To u large GaHg#e--
CATION at ST. Johns Episcopal church.
After the services, upon presentation
of MIR. Beverly -. Tucker. rector
Of st Johns, Miss Mary Alexander.
of nearby Chase City. was confirmed
by the bishop. The bishop and Mr..
Tucker left for BCyaton to hold SER
vices and there was none held here
ut ST. Johns at night
Mrs. II. l.. Burweli accompanied
Miss M1rr -R-asin~ f55urwFtt EYTSt
Or. IT. L. Burwell. ieTt for the Me-
mortal Hospital. Richmond. to-day,
where Mrs. Burwell will undergo an
operation.
Mr.. c. E. Groghagan. who for
many years has been actively @ner-
getic for the interests OF the homo
Guilt Y. NJ. G. Al has sent In his
resignation az secretary of the or
ganization. The board OF directors
have appointed Mr.. w. +. Faris AZ
caretaker of the Y. M. c. A. rooms.
which will be opened for reading or
enjoyment of games throughout the
regular hours.
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A Ashland

Especial TO The Richmond Nirginian.)
ASHLAND. VA, March 1o,-The
Rev, John Moncurc, d. u, city mis-
siouary OF Richmond, conducted ger
vices here for Rev. John Coleman this
afternoon.
The young ladies serving in the tea
room this afternoon were Misses
Ethel Howard, Peachey Fles& Annie
Mason Potts, Ethel I.awless. Mary
Baldwin and Katherine Kent.
Miss EHie Duncan Blackwell left
: tlifffss -~f,7re vf7e witt
visit her unute. Mr.. John Blackwell.
Miss Mary Butler, OF Richmond.
was the guest At luncheon On Tues
I day Of Mrs. f3crnarri Guest and her
sister. Miss Margaret Chisholm.
Mr.. Frank Vaughan, who has been
visiting his mother here for the past
week. has returned 10 his home In
Lexington, KY.
Mrs, Walter G. Bates and her two
daughters will move Ia Ashland next
week To- he with her mother. Mrs.
Anna l.. Walton, who has not yet re-
covered from her severe attack of the
grip.
Mrs. Marsh and daughters, who
have been occupying part of Mrs.
Walton's house, Will move into the
old Fox home on Railroad street.
Miss bessie Carter. with Cox q Co,
will have her millinery opening on
Friday, March II.
Two bacteriologists from Philadel-
phta were here a few days ago ana
lying the city water. which is sup
piled by artcgian wells.
Mrs. Allen Maury has as her guest
Mrs. Arnold Borden and her daugh-
TERI ret if8Fden, from tfoldsboro,
y. G., and Mrs. Charles Evelyn Smith.
Of Richmond. Mrs. Borden and her
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place. announce the pending mar
riage of their eldest daughter Mary
MuTy, To Mr. Ben II. Washer, of
Walkartan Va.
Miss Garrett Ia one OF King Will
Hams belies. ana has host OF adj
mirers. Mr. Walker is a promising
young business man OF Walkerton.
Va. The marriage will take place
in April,
Mr.. T. II. Garrett, a prominent
nnnbe ,man of st Louis, Mo. Is on
a visit to his brother. r. c. Garrett,
clerk Of our court
MIR II y. FleFley was in Richmond
thi7 week IN business.
AIR. Seth Rosson has moved into
his new store at White shop.
Mr. r, A. Herley mas returned
from Baltimore. where he has been
on business.
Mr.. r. s. ByIand and daughter,
Mics Housie, were in town for a
short while last Monday.
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Barton Heights

Mrs-E.r AereeE.-af Forest I4Ill,
Is visiting her aunt Mrs. E. b. Redo,
on North avenue
Mrs. Julia b. Crenshaw was OPP
Grated on at the Virginia Hospital
last Monday 10y Dr. Taylor her con-
dition is considered quite serious.
Randolph Cosby the little son OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. G.. Cosby, who was
quite seriously hurt last Saturday
while playing with bah and bat with
his playmate, IS improving.
Mrs. w. II. Kellosg ana daughter.
Miss Rosalie Cole and Leslie Cole.
of New York, who have been visiting
her sister, Mrs ". q. Cosby, have re
turned to their homie.
Mrs william Ellyson, Miss Maule
Wright and Mrs. II, Coleman of Rich
mond, were the guests OF Mrs. \. r.
Goodwin this week,
H. :. Ragland, who came home
from Emporta last Friday suffering
with elysipelas In his face and head,
il critically Ill. The doctors met in
consultation Wednesday evening.
Mrs. {. H. kuyk has as her guest
Miss a. NJ. kuyk. Of Richmond.
MFs- George II Ware has gone 10
North Carolina, where she is visit
ing her sister, Mrs, a. +. Ward.
home from a visit of several days to
Chesterfield county.
Mrs, Hugh Cook. who. on account
of the condition of her health, went
to lnternachGp. Fla, about six weeks
ago, writes that she has greatly i'm
proved. and Win return to Barton
Heights In a few weeks
Miss Mary carter. of Rrookland
Park, who has been III for several
days. Is slowly improving,
Mrs Peary, IN uonteiro avenue,
who was desperately III for two
months, is better
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Y Harvey are Wis
ting relatives aad friends In Wash
ington.
cullen Cosby lott last week for
Page. w. Va, where he has accepted
a position.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Methodist church win hold It's regu-
lar meeting Thursday night at 8
o'clock "a the hone OF w. A. Light
ner, on Poe street
Rev. r, IA. Lcptly viii speak Thurs
day night at the presbyterian church;
subject. Two Mighty Works.
Mrs. Benjamin Wet, who has been
the guest of her brother, ID. J. Greg
cry, for several weeks, viii return to
he, home in panville. Ky, In few
days.
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DECISION OF COURT
MAKES TITLE CLEAR
Decision Rendered by Judge Mas
sic as to Law for Government
Building.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian)
WfTHENII4LE, VA. March L.
Judge Thornton Massie, of this cir
cult, has decided the suit of Fisher
VS.. Keller ct ais. The suit was
brought 10 remove a cloud from tl.s
title OF the plaintiff to a piece OF
business property on Main street, in
Wythevilie, now owned by the plain-
tiff. The property Is "A part OF thn-
selected by the United States gov
eminent as the site fer the propnaad
public building for Wytheviile. The
appropriation Of $1,000 Tor the sila
was gotten by Congressman Slemp.
Judge Massie decided the suit la Ia
vor of the plaintiff,
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SAY THEN STOLE MILLINERY.
Alexandria Police Hold Brothers a
- ,it,sr.st.- Of ktsttifts,g Car

Alexandria Police Hold Brothers On
Charge Of Rebbine Car.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. March io.--
Bernard and Lawrence Petty. brothers.
are held at police headqaarters In
Alexandria aa a=n aHHant charging
them with robhing freight car on
the tracks OF the southern railway,
fsssar Seminary SfatLal IF airfas1 eaisE~
ty. and a 1runkfnl Of millinery. which
the police say they found III the house
ct l432 Duke street. where the ar
rests were made, will he used as eFi-
dence against them.
When the police We're notified thar
n car had been entered early yester-
DAY morning, Chief Goods and Police
men knight, Young and Garvey, OF
Alexandria, and Special Agents
lankey and Condor, Of the railway
company. started an immediate inyes-
tigation A clew, they say, led to the
Luke street. house. and when en-
trance was refused they forced open
a rear door The Petty brothers were
in bed when the officers reached the
second floor. where they arrested them.
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daughter, Mrs. +. b. Guest, at SNOW
dem" near Fredericksburg.
Miss Elizabeth Hotchktss has re-
turned to Richmond. a fter a visit tc
Miss Mary Peyton at the University
of Virginia
Mrs William H. White and Mis-
Emma Gray White have returned
from trip to Norfolk.
Miss Katharine Dickinson, Of Nor
folk. will be the guest Of Miss julia
Joyues next week.
Mrs. George Jennings. of Rtehmfnd
is being delightfully."- entertained dur
ing her stay with Mrs. Clement Shafer
in Atlanta She viii be the guest
af honor az bridge party TO he
given the latter part Of this week
ny Miss FIFTEEN.
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Eui,,iing Permits

Permits were issued as follows ny
building Inspector Beck on Wednes-
day:
Mrs A. r. Lawrence. to erect =
~ story brick tenement for two
stores at 300 and 9oS West Broad
street, 10 cost $2.100.
pr George w. Gay. TO erect two-
story frame dwellings at 700 ana
Toy l-2 North Twanty-sixth street. to
test 50, zee.
Third Presbyterian church. TO repair
brick church at Twcnty-sixth and
Broad streets. 10 cost $500.
Mrs G. Liesfeld, to repair DWELL
ing at 112l Floyd avenue, to cost
$3.50.
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MRS. HENSER TO LECTURE
TO STUDENTS OF CONVERSE

(SpeclaI TO The Richmond yirginian.)
WYTHEVIT.I.E, VA. March 10
Mrs. Mamie Henser leaves to-day for
Spartanburg. s e, where she VIII de-
liver series OF lectures and talks on
religious subjects to the girls at Con-
verse College. in that city. Mrs. Hen
scr will be gone about two weeks. The
faculty Of the college could not haze
made better selection for the du-
ties. Mrs. Henser being particularly
well fitted for such work.
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because az tale they are moro dress
H. effect While small designs that
1T the head comparatively close arr
u.i1 ally associated with plain tailortd
suits worn for business and for IN ,rn'
ing shopping Trimmings used are
ms Inc, net. ribbon. flowers arranged
in Ga5 rather than higl designs.
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daughter will return to Richmond

daughter will return to Richmond
With AIRS. Smith tonight.
Mrs. Amanda Crow. who has been
spending the winter with her grand
daughter. Miss Stuart Blanton. has re-
turned to Richmond. where she will
I've with her brother, Mr.. Nathaniel
tsUyvr-
Lucille and Percy, the two little
children of Mr.. aand Mrs, Percy Gilt
man, are both extremely Ill.
Mrs. Charles Hunter, Jr. and little
daughter are visiting here to-day ct
the home of Mr.. c. W. Hunter Sr.
Mrs. VIII Tucker. of Richmond, was
visiting her relatives here Monday and
Tuesday.
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that while he was in the employ OF
| the Washington, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company,
! Drew made assertions calculated TO
injure his reputation. Former judge
| j. X. NJ. Norton represented Parks
and Attorney Samuel e. Eren au.
poared Tor the defendant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10

This model il practi-
cal as it can be effec~
lively carried out with
the plain front and
high neck or with the
bread shaped collar,
which style is always
becoming TO GU n Is
girls.
The waist has TWO
broad tucks over either
; h GU d er that ar q
stitched fun length, and
the fun body portion
Joins the skirt under 4
belt of the material.
An original way TO
make this model would
be of blue linen with
collar and cuffs of
white embroidered with
blue \ soft challis or
pongee would be pretty
made with a collar of
silk In a contrasting
color. the edge piped
with velvet, or the col
lar cut from allover
lace and bound with
ribbon the color of the
dress.
For a dressy frock
fao linen or cotton vo!l
would be attractive
made in this style.
On such materials
madaliions and inser-
tons Of irish crochet
ecuid he used as q
trimming.
This med ail!ons could
be arranged over tho
cellar, bclI and cuffs
either In groups G
sinely. and finfs h e
around the edges W
French knots.
The Insertions Shot
be used TO edge the COZ
lar, belt and cuffs.
the hem of the skirt
desirable to develop
1nrkiNe cotton wedNCS..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
SInn,rer Chnrge sci sustafnrti.

AEtsr dohberaIng TOT TWO nouns
Jury In the circuit court for Alex
anfifia city, Judge J. - 7. Thorn
ton presiding yesterday afternoon re-
turned verdict for the defendant IN
the case OF Samuel T. Parks against
Joseph r. Drew 10 recover $4,000
for alleged SANDER Parks alleged
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
Vending Company Incorporated.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA. March To-
The State corporation commission or
Virginia has granted a charter to tho
Cabinet Vending Company. Inc, of
Alexandria, the object Of which is to
-f.esaaeiet a mercantile business. Tho
capital stock Is to be not less than
81. 600 nor more than 100000. and
the officers named are ]. III. Sem
eindiver, president; j. Fl. Heller, vice.
president, and G. b. Guittard. seere.
tary, all OF Washington. d. G.
.spfthasDherPPW1t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10

incidentally. as both tal So and small
patterns VIII he fashionable. matrnas
who prefer either size can he pleased
and yet conform To the dictates az
laskicn. condition taat does net
often exist
Large models for carriage and al
icr30on wear seem moro appronriate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
To Appoint Enumerators.

WINSTON SALEM. March To-
The appointment OF the census enum.
orators In this, the Fifth. district
viii probably be made within day
or so now, and the entire district
will show large gains over the LAST
census, All of the papers. some
thing over 100. have been forwarded
TO Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10

WINSTUN-SALEM. March IT,
The board Of trade has completed
come interesting figures relative to
the knitting min Industry here as
follows; Output. 1909. SI.225.000:
payroll, $4,000, number or ems
pioyes, 72s,l5o males ana 575 fe-
males; total number OF cars of freight
received and shipped, LOAF: horse
power uged. $50,