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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27
SEXTENDE KAPITEL.

Lige over for den aabne Allan St. Luciagadens
smukke Hotel, med Udsigt til Bugten og det d%ampende
Vesuv, sad Sundby we'd sit Skriyebord Morgenen efer
hin m~arkelige udflugt Ill Flammebjerget. Han hav-
de Diet nye Udkast for sig til Omarbejdelsen af sit bort
ranede Skrift, som han nu Wide kalde ,Statsn9dvendig
he'd og Folkefrihed, eller lids og Verdensaanderne
Forhold til Gudsaanden' Ovenpaa dette Udkast laa
GreDinde Camillas lille Haandskrift, som han sidst
synes at have last i. Han sad med Haanden under Kin
den dybe Tanker og saa I'D over Bugten. Det var It'd
ligt, og Diet luftede frisk fra Havet den dejlige Som
memorgen. Den unge Grever var endnu like kommen
paa Benene. Med dem havde han aftalt ct Bes9g op
I'd Formiddagen til Anton og Spontanisi
Dsren blew nu ~pludselig reven op, og Anton styrtede
ind til ham, med blegt, ~forstyrret Aasyn og i den
lidenskabeligste Uro. Han var ~sk6del6st ~paakledt.
Han havde en- Morgefrakke paa, som Fioribella nylig
under en- Musikpr9ve paa hans verelse, ct %overgivent
Lune, ret havde dekoreret efter sin Smag baade med
agte og falske Ordensbaand. Han faldt Sundby ON
Halsen med den voldsomste H~eftighed. ,Hjalp mig
raad migr - udbred han ,hvad skal jeg gore
- Spontani har myrdet ct Menneske for min Skyld
han har styrtet ham den gloende Lava"
,,Banditten - ham de kaldte Fra DiaUoio" =
udbred Sundby og rejste sig - fiat dig, kareste An
toni Jeg we'd Diet - jeg formodede Diet; dog - del
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27

we'd Camaldoli. Tror De mig like saa kom be
vebnet Jg kommer ubevebnet og enel Jeg kali
der mig endnu Ludovico Speranza.ns
Sundby saa paa Underskriften med ct glad og
roligt Blk. Han meddelte sine nysgerrige unge Venner
Billettens Indhold og sin Beslutning at f9lge I~ndbydel-
sen, hvorpaa han gk I'D med dem for senere, efter en-
nys ankommen indstendig Opfordring, at tilbringe
Middagen, og hvad de af den Dag og Aften havde til
overs, hos Spontanis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-12
UN AUTO De HABEAS
CORPUS EN- PONCE,
Fue presentado por la Sc
nora Gordil contra el
senor Raldiris.
Visto ell case en- Ia corte fue ro.
Suelto en- favor del demandado
Conocidas y apreciables fami-
]ias de esta ciudad embar.
can para Europa en- viaje
de salud.
(De nuestro corresponsal)

| \Do uucSlIO COl Ol1copOuSdl
Julio 1O.-Antier Sc presento an
te la corte de distrito un habeas cor
pus, contra eel senor Juan P Raldi-
ris por la senora Carmen Gordils Vi
nilla, reclamando una nina que esta
desde hace amos en- poder del senior
Raldiris. Segun del alegato que pre-
sent6 ell demando por medic de su
abogado defensor licenciado Gusta-
vo Rodriguez, Sc desprende que el
senior Raldiris y la sonora Gordils tu
vieron dicha nina, la cual ha estado
lsiempre al Guido de su padre el senior
Kaldiris La corte por medic del
Hon juez Mr.. Foot resolvi6 este asun
to q favor del demandado,
Elindividuo Lorenzo Negr6n, cum
pli6 noventa dfas de carcel por
perturbar la paz pdblica; Eladio
Ortiz, cumpli6 sesenta dfas de car
eel tamhien por dicha causa. Ingresa
acumplir condena los individuosaoe
Maria Vargas, a cumplir noventa
dfas por delito de hurto menor, y Jo-
Sc Rodriguez, 4 cumplir sels me
por el misrno delito.
Ell dia veinte del corriente embar
caran para Europa el distinguldo ca
ballcro licenciado en- farmac.a don
Teodoro Moscoso y Rodriguez, due
no de la acreditada farmacia del mis-
mo nombre ,establecida hace tempo
en- esta ciudad. LIE acompaha SUI apre
ciatle familia. Su esposa Sra. Salazar
de Moscoso, Sc quedara en- Mallorca
en- casa de un familiar por algunos
meses en- busca de salud de SUI peque
ma nina.
! Durante la ausencia del Sr. Mos
coso quedaran como apoderado ex-
elusive su hermano 1smael del mis-
mo apellido, y el farmaceutico senor
Font. Deseamos { los viaieros un fe-
liz y prospero via!s
Ell j6ven farmaceut,co seiior Juan
Loubriel, que estabs eolocado en-
una farmacia en- Rio Pledras, ha sido
colocado en- la.fazvsa1 del Sr. Mos
coso.
Ell veinte de. corr.ente emparcara
el senior Juan Menchaca, para Mi
Ian, Italia, a Yer a sus familiares y
esnecia I'm ente 4 traerse una nina hi
ia de el que Sc encuentra enferma.
Sc estan efectuando con una ex-
|traordinaria concurrencia las nove-
mas del Carm en-. Todas las noches a.
cude una selecta concurrencia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-12
La |ucha del domingo,
Son noni5adss para candidates
para conce.jales republicanos
los Sres. Sosthenes Behn,
Manuel Ginorio, s. Suau y
Estebsn Faars, entire otroS.

Anteayer Sc verified la nomina-
ci6n de candidates del partido re-
publicano en- San Juan para los car
gos de Alcalde, Concejales y Junta
escolar, en- las proximas elecciones.
Ell resultado del esrcrutinio fue
el siguiente:-Para alcalde: licen-
ciado Roberto H. Todd, Concejale
DR.. Jose N Carbonell, Lcdo. Manuel
NJ. Ginorio, DR.. Francisco Ponte, Sos
themes Behn, Esteban Faura, Ame-
rico Sala, Balbino Nazquez,S. Suau
y Luis F. Quinones.
Junta escolar: Lcdo. Manuel F.
Rossy, DR.. Gomez Brioso y Rosen-
do Rivera Noa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-12
NOTICE.
Office of the Secretary of P. R

The laws enacted at the last session
of the Legislature of Porto Rico, and
the Spanish translations thereof, bound
in separste volumen, are now for sale
by the Secretary of Porto Rico at
80 por volume, sheep bound. or
IS rents. per volume, paper bound.
Remittanoes to cover the cost may he
sent in the form of Postal Money
Order or check made payable to the
Secretary of Porto Rico.-M Dre,c
Carrsi, Acting Secretary of Porto
Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-12
AVISO.
Ofcina del Secretario de P. R

Estan va de venta en- esta ofcina
las leyes aprobadas en- la Ultima legis-
iaturs. Sc han encuadernado sepa-
radamente ell texto ingles y espahol.
Cada volumen costara 81 so encua-
dernado en- piel, o IS centavos a Ia
rdstica.
Las personals que deseen adquirir
dichas leyes pueden enviar >u vslor
en- gro postal . cheqae, expedido q
favor del funcionario QUE suscribe.
N Drep Carret, Secretario de Puer-
10 Rico, INFERNO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-12
lei primer caentists puertsrriqueho.
Lo que LA Correspendencla', en- 10 poslble espera

eoendo obos de la estmular
leao esudio de vida regional
dda naraleza que Do pugo dar patra dao epers
clio condicin
abaos manavos vida puertorqueha bao dos
que ella puede oece
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-12
UHOLO UTL VHWl TVVHIV)
Bases generates del concurso in
te1ectual que fu6 recibido
con entusiasmo por numero-
sos y distinguidos escritores
Mas de ochenta cuentos renitidos; rnuchos,
esperanto turno de publication.

producdo bea oba aas gneros
Fandoe gnero especamene dnomnado literature
gran obeo decdo abrr como po medic de-
eas neas ab campeonato de cua decda cua
auor del cuento de mas m6to escro pueroquedo
Los cuentos deben scr ineditos
LA Correspondence oece plma vecedor
peonato estab evar deante msmo, guentes
1Los remdos LA Correspondence para
Rae ell deben nos escrtas as fraser
Pard eI ca" peonoo de La Correspondence.
2oos dben
n pubcado dearen aqueo hacer pubco nombs
adveran ndicando peseudonmo an pubcdad
uodco debe conocer de todos modos nombre del
Cuando termina el plazo del campeonata
30 desde 10 de Julio de 1902
termnara el 10 de Noviembe de 1910
4oLo paabras tex
puden escro residences uera ella
de que no pasen de cuatro
Formation del jurade
eoN Correspondence a5rrd eb.e
rman jurado que previo decide
cual e tri,ador compouat Coepon-
denca pubca das de
petente urado ca6dor de los so consra gu,
eada auor de mdo
doce nobres de agado formation
udo Ea vosn determina que de los 25 30 obres is,
ee
ndo de hayan obendo qu
oar de cuntos de LA Co.
epondenc. de Puerto Rico urado a oonsttudo re Is ds
cemb de 1910 conunto de uentos conurrdo
e 6 de de 1911 dcho veredco
espondenca entregara plma IA
tienda
'El primer caentsta puortsrriqueho"
7Es entenddo eabce LA Correspondents dc Puerto
Rico unante ella considerable deenddo
primer cuentista puertoqueho sendo de sdver tuo
primer campeonao sea onservado has tanto
de cuentos satisfaction de L Correspondena
arrebatado por oto campe6n
Correspondence pubcara medida los ebend'
todos los cuentos que remidos campeonato
Lo que LA Cerrespendencla" 10 possible, esperA
los objetos de LA Copondenc mular
enero terario estudo de nuea vida essn
da Dos pgo dar nuestra daro
precsa condc6n
bao magnavos la vida puoqueha bao tods los asp
que ella puede ofrecer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-12


DE CUENTOS.
Les cweatos hasta ahera recibidos publicades p
har el campeonato de LA Correspondence, sus
IS SON les que siguen:
l. fp On pfh Per Jkah bnshi Pence
Z Los dos bam Pa Juan lns &pa. hMa6
g. En jBh n.sapesa Pei Itho ks6ua BaAmata
l. Ia peun del 6npe i7 Juan Ri@ &pa Mam1.
s. egad Poi cenlm led Guyaa.
s. C8tgada Pot C. bnes QuRkm Sdtnss
/ Psbp local Pu Antoao Rodriguez Ssn-Geman
g. Poque hmna e. amor PoI Diego Vazqua CaguS
= & poi qe Pet tuuede Ra!igwz CusVas Nyagml
o. Las hdS De hnga|a; POI Jose bakame
T. IA cad@l POI Jose l. Vega: AyHa York
Z, tn pm del Asn pedde POI Adnn lshu,a San juar
IS. BeMle amer Po Glbete San juan
4 & gala sgqs; Pe Rste! GuIe!st San JUAN
t. Mui pa amer PCT R. >Cudp Rodriguez Saina:
IS. Flores masiG: Per Antonio Rodriguez Guyana
i; Ia hba del hAenen POI Ana tuka M,aaIm, hayapsl
. ps@ginaeisn De Chshtep poi kkeh Dsseats Pence
M fned Dc fantasia SOLAR lsish, pn Fnbc, hd Santn.
H Las He6aais pW Rosa Gsmakz Ponce
e Ma6wseeb s..a. H 1uh. htina4 I,naRguas
q a cssud@d PEI Reg hzqua Cgas T.
q. 9ss gaadg anaes POI komanas Pea ApuadHa :.:. T..
S ol & eahl" Pa eaap 1aM. ~ 49,.
@ Ante 81 iah Pst Luis Perez .1aHa Yuu .-*:
e. E'|9: POI hcaaa De! Tao Sts cdp R,p,
9 ctaia POI hhpn cntva San Juan '' -
e. Un hu1a GalRsbe: Ps Mas .GsgM Pncs
20 lucha Vencer& Pot Lopez del VaIe, Numsaa
q lmo De Sp@a Po + Nephtai Saa Garcia Uhdo,
e campesno& PoIl Santiago Camona Baamon
g. Guane Negro PoT tMaIques Auets Baamon
34 Sena ola Mia del mar Poi Rosno Martinez Aecbq
So |euibe %nenca! Po Radum Nmi
% Mas vale mab cencH que ueno pu conoceL Pu Amouse Caan
81 La hechcea Po Jose Bakama
3. Ebpo Ia maig@a Pu Jose n Martinez Yauco
SO Ia sepaacoR PoI J. J. 0t1 Ahan, Mayagua
40 & Hausge. Pa Psdn couea, Maaguez''
ID ID" LINE oF STEAMSHIPS! LOS MUCHACH(
e Rs cso s y"S Vns1Da 's ss" seS ds as s a' & Ma
No Brooklyn juh al Ferry
"N'N"'"N""
TnaI
dS mJmmpau vYmt deS,aJw
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
ONE ACRE OF BURLEY
SELLS FOR $lCS
FARMER GETS EN-
COURAGING RETURNS FROM
HIS FIRST EXPERIMENT.

Especial - The Richmond Nirginian.}
tARMNlLLE, VA, Dec. 15.--Things
have been busy at our warehouses dur =
ing the week, for the farmers. in spite
OF the extreme cold, have been bring
ing in their tobacco in large quantities.
Prices have been well maintained and
BUYERS are still eager for more.
Wednesday WAS observed as Bur
ley day aud the offerings Were good.
Mr.. Joel Watkins. of Arpomattox. sold
his entire crop of "Burles-.' which was
grown on one acre. for SOS. Mr.. Wat
kins IS II large grower of dark ship
ping tobacco. and always gets top
prices. This was his first experiment
with the "Burley," and no doubt he
will be encouraged to try 1t again and
on larger scale.
The Farnville tobacco market is
closed ON Saturdays to enable the deal
ers to arrange things in their factories
for thu work of another week.
Owing Ia the want of good season,
FainVlle mas not had its usual fall
sales. bnt the tobacco is still in the
country Hnd will yet reach this mar
kct.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
ENGINEER SUBMITS
PLANS FOR OFFICE
ENGINEER BOILING OUTLINES
HON HE THINKS EFFICIENCY
or DEPARTMENT MAY BF
ADVANCED.

10 complete if possible the draft
OF its report on the KichardsTodd
controversy the special investigating
committee which for the last few
weeks has been looking into matters
IL tn" city engineers office will meet
again Monday night at o'clock.
Among the witnesses from whom the
committee wishes additional informa
ton are city Engineer Boiling ana
Stenographer Traters Daniel, The lat
ter being the young man who recently
inquired in personal difficulty With
another employe OF the engineers
office.
While Mr.. Daniel has not resigned
there tx in fact no talk Of his re-
signing he has announced his can
didaey for the recently created posi-
tIon OF Bryan Park. which win pay
Il salary Of about $500 year. SO far
two other candidates are also in the
field. They are cx-Dcputy Sergean,
John Finngan and Mr.. Patrick Lane.
WHO until IA short time ago operated
one OF the largest pressing esta bish-
ments in the city.
The keeper will be selected by the
council committee on grounds and
buildings, and friends Of all three
candidates are now busy "politcating"
Tor their faVorites.
When the Investigating committee
met "Wednesday night ii received from
the city engineer Il detailed statement
OF suggestions for reorganiZating the
engineering department. The duties
which the engineer proposes 10 as
sign to each of his men were thor
oughiY described and Colonel Boiling
believes that ii the plans are carried
EFT his department viii be one of the
most compact and efficient In the city.
The committee has given out no
word of its findings, but it Is under
stood that II Will recommend that the
engineering department be hereafte.
required to handle a quantity OF work
for which In the past outside experts
have been employed. 1t WI be
shown that the city has expended large
sums for special work which the en-
gineer's Office might have handled il
1t had been properly equipped, but
because experts on certain lines were
not in the employment of the city
thousands of dollars had 10 be appro-
priated for their services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
Social Items Frsm Chase city.

CHASE CITY. VA. December t.
On Tues day afternoon Mrs. II, Haskins
Terrell was hostess ef the Five Hun
drcd Club. The parlors were beauti-
fully decorated in holly, mstletoe and
Nmas bells. The holiday idea was car
ried out in 81 most unique way in tho
attractiYe score cards and refresh
ments. The first prize was won ny
Miss Mary Burwell and the second by
Mrs. Frank Henley. Those present
besides the hostess were Mesdames
Taylor Patterson. Gibson, Boswell.
NcrvelI, Jeffreys. Walden, Robertson,
HENLEY, Goode and Misses Mary Bur-
well and Irma Jeffreys.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. y. Masn has issued
invitations TO the marriage of their
daughter, Lena Rivers, to Mr.. Sidney
Eam Curtin on Thursday. December
20. The wedding will take place at
the brides home on upper Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Price, who
were married in Ashland on November
st have returned from their wedding
trip through the North and are at the
home OF Mr.. s. n. Walker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16

Court Yesterday inaugurated move
ment tor a number of radical Inn
provem.nts and changes. With a view
TO improving the. general health ct
the city and advancing the general
welfare. Certain recomm andatiens
are submitted TO increase the safety
of guests at the Rraddeck hotel III
case of fire,
The grand jury reports also that
they found the Howell public school
building in bad shape. as many as
from 30 to IS children being crowded
III rooms twenty by thirty feet The
Jury recommends the disean,inuanac
of the use Of this buiiding for school
purposes. urging that it is not only
a fire trap. hut a menace 10 the
health OF the children.
Slight changes are recommended
at theatres giving moving picture
shows.
The purchase OF n patrol wagon is
recommended and greater secrecy Is
enjoined at the police station. II hay
ing come to the attention OF the body
that information has frequently gi9en
out which should have been with
held.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
NEW Commission
BILL NOW READY
MILL Isl. PRESENTED To HoI>I.
WAYS AND MEANS COMMIT
I
TEE PROMPTLY.

WASHINGTON. u. {, Dec. ia
tariff commission bill combining the
i1eas embodied In the various bills
on the same subject. introduced I'm
the House and Senate. has been com
fietod for presentation 10 the com
mitter Oh ways and means of the
Hons.
Representatives Lcnroet. ot Wiseon-
rim. aud Good. oi Iowa. with J. G..
Cobb. president al tho National Tariff
Commission Association, framed the
measure. ut the instance of the ways
and means committed ~ hearings
held carly this week on tho I.nuroot
and Good bilis, the committee asked
the authors to get together and frame
81 bill eliminating the points ON which
their bills varied aud to consult with
.'ohh. VINO appeared for his organl
xatinn.
The committee Will hold further
hearings on the new bill. Good and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
CONSOLIDATED EXCELSIOR
COMPANY WILL DISBAND

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Dec. is.
According to resolution adopted
at the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Consolidated Excelsior
Company, Incorporated, the company
will dishand and wind up its al
fairs on January l, 1911. After that
time each will conduct It's business
independently.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
MANY NEW STUDENTS WILL
SPEND XMAS At EARMNiIIE

FARMNILLE. VA, December IL
While thu students ot the Normal
via have two weeks vacation at
Christmas, forty~two Of the number
VIII r"maitf In tho institution during
the holidays, but they will have no
d0il day. for MI. H. NJ. Cox has de-
Il rmIned that their Christmas dinner
VIII lie as good as amy to ho found.
vhiie President Jarman VIII see to It
that they VIII want for no pleasant
diversion. The fact Is, the FarmViilo
Normal Circle Is nothing bat u iarge
family circle IN which all the girls are
made TO feel st home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
WITNESS SUES ATTORNEY
FOR HEAVY DAMAGES

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Dec. 16.
A very unusual suit has been en-
tered in the Cooperation Court Of
this city and Its progress will be
watched with great interest. 1t Is
IA suit Of a witness against an attor-
ney for statements made by the at
torney in his argument before the
court The plaintiff is Arthur Brown.
% former resident and city council
man, but now u citizen of Philadel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
MAY BUILD ANOTHER
HOTEL AT NANAn>.

MANASSAS. VA. Dec. 1s.-~l
ready there IN talk OF forming ii stes|
company for the purpose af crcetid
another hotel building On the site
the Prince William Hotel, which WI
DESTROYED ny fire yesterday mornitl
AS Manassas other hotel. the Vfeta,
was closed when MIR. Lucas opend
the Prince William in October. III
town just now Is without hotel n
commodatiens.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
AUNT DELLA SENDS
.IELLIF.S TO NEPHEW TAtTT

WASHINGTON, u e. bee t6.zA
large box Of home made i@llles and
preserves arrived AT the White iious,
to- duy from Miss peija Torrey, the
Presidents aunt, who made the deli
cucies herself. Every wear since boy
hood the President has received "A
similar gift at Christmas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16

keezeil former Stat Senator. who
was recently appointed treasurer to
succeed +. w. Carpenter. resigned
\ native Of Rockingham and son al
Jalncs H. Price of WaYnrsboro, .Au-
gusta county. MIR. Price has Tor say
eral Years been assistant cashier Of
the Rockingham National Bank, He
is a rising young Democrat and a
nephew If "t,yelone Jim Marshall.
ole time congressman from the Ninth
district OF Virginia. He Is a Shriner
and worshpful master os tho local
lodge OF Masons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16

Lenroot are confident that thu meas
ure viii be reported IL the House,
Tie bill follows closely the lines sue
gested bv President TAT in his mes
sage and embraces several ideas from
this LIZ Toilette ana leYel idee Sen
ata btlls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
GUN EXPLODES BUT
NO ONE is HURT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1e.-The fxplo-
sion Oft six-inch gun on the afmoretl
cruiser Pennsylvania. during target
practice near Mare Island, California.
was reported to-day to the Navy De-
partment by Rear Admiral Barry. No
casualties resulted. The explosion oc-
Cured late yesterday. Barry gave no
details as to the damage to the ship.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
ROOSEVELT TALKS
TO HARVARD NE

BOSTON, MASS, Dec. fe.-The CO
lege grind. the study shfrker and q
Impractical man were aSsailed Z
day By Colonel Theodore Hooseve
speaking before Prof. W. Il. Munros
class in constitutional government
Harvard University.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
poe AHONTAS RED MEN
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian,)
POCAHoNTAS. VA. Dec. L.
Mr.. Sol Kwass. of this city. was elect
ed representative to the Grand Conn-
ell OF the Independent Order of Red
Men, which will convene in Rich
mond, Va. next May at the regular
meeting of Deerfoot Lodge, No. lii.
at their hall here Wednesday night.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year. Robert y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
G GpATTAN PRICE Is
NAMED DEPUTY TREASURER

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
HAhRIsoNBIRG. VA. Dec. Ia
G.. Grattan Price has been appointed
deputy treasurer of Rockingham
county by Treasurer. Elect George u.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16

smith. saehem. Charles W. Autt. i
flier sycamore. John A. Meeat1tl. II
Nor sycamore. Samale herbert. nr1
phet; Sol kwass, collector Of record
James \. Railey. keeper Of wnmruf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16

Amethyst or Topaz Gold Filled
Mounted Hat Pin. with 12-inch
Pin ........4=... 75c to $500
Solid Gold Lavelier, with genuine
topaz and solid gold neck chain,
1915 to $500
Solid Gold Tie Clasp, with full cut
genuine diamond, $500 to $500
Gents Solid Gold signet Rings, Ro-
man or bright finish, $500 to $500
Ladies Full Cut Fine White Dia-
mond, l4-karat setting,
$500 to $500
Baby's Solid Gold Plain Rings,
75c to 81 90
Misses Solid Gold Signet Rings,
Roman or bright finish,
Sl.15 to $500
Gents Gold Filled Watch Chain,
guaranteed five years. 1918 to $50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16

THE BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT

dv;drahty
Jewey
only
at
The lanes Leading
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16

Solid Gold Bracelet, with cut dia-
mond .........- $500 to 5000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
WATCHES

We are showing most complete
line OF Watches in solid gold and filled
cases. all the standard movements;
guaranteed to keep correct time. our
special arrangements with the factories
enabling II. to return any movement
that is not fully satisfactory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
DIAMONDS

This i. THE Diamond shop of
Richmond. We specialize Diamonds,
and our prices are lower than else
where, because we bought before the
increase OF last fall and are ceiling st.
the old prices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16

Fine White Diamond, 14-karat, Til
fanny mounting $500 to $500. 90
Ghild's Gold Filled Bracelet, bsauti-
fully chased ...... sf.75 to $500
Solid Gold Locket. Roman or bright
finish, two pictures, s3.25 to 800
Ladies Gold Filled Lorgnette Chains,
solid gold slide, with pearl, garnet,
turquoise, or opal, guaranteed,
S4.2S to $500
Ladies' Gold Filled or Silver Mount
ed Pearl Handle Silk Umbrella,
cover guaranteed $500 to $1,000
Solid Gold Signet Scarf Pin, Roman
finish ........... $1.25 to $500
Gents French Horn Gold Filled or
Sterling Silver Mounted Handle
SILK Umbrella. cover guaranteed.
$500 to 5000
Ladies' One-Quarter Gold Shell Locket,
Roman. or bright finish. two pictures,
guaranteed permanently
$3.25 to S11.0o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16

Ladies' Genuine Full Cut Fine White
Diamond. handmade l4-karat gold
setting $500 to 500. 90