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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
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The funeral of Willie Edward
Baker. the eleven-year-o son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Baker. of sf2 f-2
State street. took place fssss4a tAe-Fal-
ton Baptist church Friday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. Burial I'm lakewood Gems
terry
Mrs J. X. Vaughan and children
have returned from a visit to rela-
tives in Portsmouth.
MIR. and Mrs. Willie CARRIER, of VIII
liamsburg avenue. have returned from
spending the week at Ocean View,
Miss Alice GIN Is visiting In Nor
folk
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society o.
Denny Street church will hold its
meeting Monday afternoon with Mrs
r. Nielsen on Williamsburg avenue.
The Rev. II. F. Jones win preach
the second of his series or sermons
next Sunday night In the Fulton Bap-
fist church on the subject ''The Evils
of Richn nd and Its Cure"
Mrs. p. Harcum and children are
stopping at willoughby Beach.
Mr.. Francis NJ. Davis, of Okla
sIoma. arrived this week to take
charge OF Fort Harrison Cemetery in
place Of superintendent Scheiiing-
burg. who has been transferred TO
Kentucky.
Fulton Hive, Ladies' OF the Macca-
bees, will ho4i it's regular review In
Nelson's Hall next Monday night.
The J. o. Z. A. NJ. will hold its
regular meeting in Nelson's Hall. third
floor, on Monday night.
Mr.. John p. Martin has returned
from a trip to England and Ireland
Mrs. Annie Gary. of the Govern
ment road, who has been III for some
time, is slightly improved.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
PROF. BAKER ORGANISE
OF ALL SAINTS CHURCH
Will Succeed Mr.. Cosby in Charge
of the Music of This
Large Church.
Large Church.

The position of organist and choir
master at All Saints church. recently
vacated by Mr.. Ernest H. Cosby, has
been filled by the appointment Of Mr..
w. Henrly Baker. for the asst year
organist Of the First Baptist church.
Professor Baxter fs an EnglfEhnan,
and began his musical career as a
chorister at eight years Of age. At
fifteen he was appointed to the Parish
church OF Swynnerton by the Bishop
of Shrewsbury as organist and choir
master. After filing various posi-
lions near his home, ne went out to
Port Elisabeth tCape Colony IS or
sanist to the Collegiate church and
conductor of the Philharmonic So
ciety. He was also municipal organ
list While in South Africa Professor
Baker toured all over the country as
concert pianist with the celebrated
Mdle. Trebell. and the eminent tenor,
Charles Saunders
He then returned to England and
was appointed to the Presbyterian
church OF Perth. Scotland. where he
remained for nine years. Professor
Baker came to America Ave years
ago. and after a six months engage
rnent az lecturer in State normal
school. he was appointed to Monu-
mental church, Portsmouth, Va. He
came te the First Baptist church last
year. and was appointed conductor
of the Philharmonic Orchestra, his
fine work with the local amateurs
being highly commended by those
qualified. to Judge.
In addition to hfs duties at All
Saints. Professor Baker has charge OF
the music At Park Place Methodist
church, where he will organize
chorus choir
Professor Baker IL composer or
some reputation. having written sew
eral operas. some produced with suc-
cess. some published. and many In
M. T., numerous works for the church
for solo voices and chorus, and COM
positions for piano and orchestra. All
Saints church Is to be congratulated
on obtaining the services OF such an
accomplished musician
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
NEWPORT NEWS ON VERGE
Of BOOM, SAYS MINISTER
Rev. 7. c. Darst, Formerly Oh
Richmond, Spends Day in
City.

Rev. r. c. parst. formerly rector of
St. Marks Episcopal church of this
city, is spending the day in Richmond
en- route from Salem to Newport News.
where f1e nag charge or ST. Paufs Epis-
copal church.
The clergyman family Is spending
the summer tn tire mountains near
Roanoke and he has just concluded a
two weeks visit in that section.
Rev Mir. DHrst was connected with
st. Marks here for FIVE years. having
resigned last December to accept the
Newport News charge. He says he
was unable to resist the temptation 10
stop over In Richmond while EN- route
home.
Newport News, he says. Is now on
the verge of a substantial boom and
he looks for much material progress
IN the town in the next few years.
Thine was when the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway and the shipyHrd plant"
ssid the minister" were practically the
entire support of eur town. but that
day il passing away rapidly. from in-
dieations on every hand"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
OAR|NG ROBBERY
IN BROAD Street
Robert Cotes, Seven Years Old,
Steals Horse and Buggy in
Broad OAK Light

Robert Cotes 10 little negro seven
years old and about the size and color
OF a stick OF licorice. For bold and
daring work the pickaninny has all
the old timers looking like sneak
thieves in comparison with Fay and
Harris.
For Robert Cotes stole a horse and
buggy, and not for an hour or more
could the police catch him. Even
then he made a desperate resistance.
But without much force he was led
away to the Second Police Station,
where he Is the cynosure of all eyes.
Mr.. John Redmond left his horse
and buggy In Broad street Friday
morning. and the daring robber had
nothing to do but ride. He accord
ingly climbed in the seat, drew the
lines over the steed, flecked the whip
and dashed of through the principal
thorcughfare. The stealing OF the
horse and buggy was reported to the
police, and after search OF more
than sixty minutes. Robert Cetss was
captured 1t Is now a question as to
what will be done with him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
Or; STIFF HONOn[O
BY STATE DENTIST
Richmond Man Elected President
of the Association-Hold
Next Meeting Here.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginisn.)
STAUNTON. Aug. 5.-~The Virginia
state dental association adjourned at
noon to meet next year June IL. Is and
10 at Richmond.
The election of officers resulted as
follows: DIR. r. w. Stiff, Richmond.
president; Doctors W. III. Moseley,
South Boston, w. II. Ewald. Norfolk:
A. l.. Stratford, Richmond. vice presi-
dents; w. Al. Stuargis. Norfolk. treas
urer: George r. keesee, Richmond, re-
cordsnw secretary; NJ, ID. Rudd. Rich
rncnd. assistant secretary: w. III. Pear
con. Hampton. corresponding score
tary: DIR. Benjamin Bioxton, of Rich
,nond. was added to the executive
committee.
Fifty dollars was appropriated to the
Miller Memorial fund
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05

school carried 1866 excursionists u
Ocean View Thursday. the party fii-
Ing fifteen coaches. This ID one Ut
the largest excursions that has LEFT
Petersburg during the Aeason.
Numerous protracted meetings IRE
being held In the counties adjacent to
Petersburg. DR.. J. W. Eure y c0fl-
Quoting a meeting In the East Din
widdie circuit. Ocran church, In DIM
wIddie. xtli hola = series Ut fseetAn11
commencing Sunday, ana 1t the s1lsts
time At Mount Sinai, In Prince GEORGE
county. . revival will begin.
Miss susie Robinson, who has been
visiting friends In Wilmington. n. Ct.
and WriEhtsvaile Beach, has refufAed
to Petersburg.
Misses 0cidie and Iona PerkinsoA
win leave Petersburg Friday svenlhG
for several weeks stay at Eikton. W.
Mrs. William @. Evans, OF winning
ton. N. c., 10 visiting Mrs John -
Evans on High street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05

Mr.. Alex Donald, a well known
young business man of the city, has
decided TO travel in the interest OF
his health for the next month or SO
and has accepted a position with q
pork and bean house.
Miss Bessie jerks has returns
from Farmville. where she attended
the summer normal schasl.
Miss Edna Farmer has returned tc
her home in Rocky Mount. y. c., after
a pleasant visit with Miss Virgins
Archer.
Mr. julien Staples is visiting friends
in baltimore.
Mrs b. +. Walden and daughter art
visiting In Halifax county.
Miss Edyth Sneliings has returned
to her home after a delightful trip Il
Waypesboro.
Miss May Bronaugh In visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Minor Bronaugh in Able.
marie county
Mr., Charles l.. Page. assistant pros.
ecuting attorney. who has been In
disposed for Some time, is considered
somewhat better
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
KANSAS INSURGENTS
MAY WANT RECOUNT
Waiting for Official Returns Be
fore Making Contest-No
Charge of Fraud.

TOPEKA. KAN. Aug. s.--A re-
count OF votes In the primary cleo
ton In the First congressional dis
trict on the ground that some Of the
ballots were miscounted. may be the
resulto the announced victory Of
d. r. Anthony. stand-pat candidate
for denomination.
Although no Official count has been
obtained. T. A. McSeal, progressive
contestant, has stated that he be.
lieves that votes cast for him were
counted for Anthony. However. he
makes no charges Of fraud.
McNeai argues that, despite a mis-
count. Anthony has a majority of only
So votes, which might easily be over
come by 4 recount. He said to-day
that he Is considering eontesting the
nomination OF his opponent The Of
ficiai canvass of the vote will be
made to-day, the result OF which will
determine McNears actions.
Anthony claims a majority OF over
500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
JOHN WAYMACK
BACK AT HOME

John Waymack. the old Manches-
ter boy. who has made such an en-
viable record In the Eastern Caro-
lima League this season. and who
pitched good ball for Richmond In
1903, is visiting relatives In the city
His arm Is In a bad condition now
and physicians advised him to let the
whip rest for several weeks. Way
mack has won the great majority Of
the games he has pitched this season
and the Fayetteville team regrets the
lameness of his throwing arm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
FOOT HANGS IN sITRRUP,
YOUNG MAN is KILLED

Especial to The Richmond yirginian. }
PLUM POINT. n. c.. Aug. b.--ffen-
ry Jones. son Of Mr. Robert Jones,
fioar this place, had an accident which
cost him his life a few days ago. He
was riding colt. when he was
thrown, his foot being caught In the
stirrup. was dragged = considerable
distance. When found was beyond
medical aid.
protracted meeting has been GO
ing on at the Plum Point Methodist
church, at fof tffis week and VIII
likely 20 on during the week to
come.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
sHIPYARDs TO BUILD
BIG ANGLE IRON SHOP

Especial 30 The Richmond Virginian. }
VIEWPOINT NEWS. VA. August s.
alt Is reported here on what saerns
uninapeaehable authority that the
Newport News Shlpbuilding Company
has ordered material for the erection
Of -&AA,aao angle .ftsf shop ffhe
British steamer Montauk recently
brought from Europe the largest
bending machine ever landed In
America for installation In local
plant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
CARS ARE STAlDEO
DEEP UNDER RIVER
Feed Wire Buns Out and D.
Lays Traffic Through New
York Tunnels.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5,--The burning
cut of a high tension feed wife in
the Hudson and Manhattan tunnels
to-day tied UP the great under river
system for IS minutes. AT the end
OF that time traffic between Jersey
City and New York and between New
Yor kand Hobeken was resumed, but
the tunnels between Jersey city and
Hobeken were tied up fer three hour
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
Mann To ADDRESS
FARMERS MEETING
Institute Will Be in Season. Three
Days in Petersburg Next
Week.
FINDS GOOD GRANITE
Boys Have Narrow Escape on
Railway Bridge-Sent to Grand
Jury for Stabbing Woman.
FINDS GOOD GRANITE

Especial to The Richmond virglntan.)
PETERSBURG, August s.--The
Farmers Institute will convene In Pc
tersburg Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, and about 1900 farmers
are expected to attend a. Representa-
tives from all the districts Of Yir-
ginia. They will convene In the
Academy of Music and many prorni-
nent speakers will address the con-
ference. among them being Governor
Mann.
Many places OF interest are to be
visited and trip will be made to the
ern Railway Company at Waverly,
Va. Mr.. b. Morgan Shepherd, Of
Richmond. has arranged for the meat
Ing Road building and all agricul-
tural interests are to be discussed
and the institute promises to be a
very successful one.
Finds Granitc
Mfr. W. III. Hardy, q prominent
lumberman OF Poole's Siding. in Din
widdie county. has found valuable
granite on his land. This granite APP
pears to be of very fine variety and
Mr.. Hardy has been offered an attraS.
tive price for his farm in CONSEQUENCES,
At the meeting OF A. F. Hill Camp
vi
night resolutions OF thanks were ten.
dered the Ladies' Memorial Associ&-
ton of Eurry county. the citizens Of
the county and to the Surry. Susae1
and Southampton Railway Cumpans
for -eoastesies extended the camp
when II attended the Confederate
monument unyeiltng Tuesday 1t Sur
ry
Narrow EscApe.
Several small boys. crossing the
Richmond and Petersburg electric car
bridge over the Appomattox river,
narrowly escaped serious injury Of
death Thursday evening about S:ls
o'clock. when the electric car came n
from Richmond They had gotten
about three-fourths OF the way across
the bridge whom the car came around
the sharp curve, and the boys were
seen, the motorman quickly applying
the brakes 10 stop the car while the
boys climbed out and held to the iror
supports or the bridge. barely out o.
the reach Of the car.
John Parham. colored. charged
with stabbing and wounding Maggie
simmons, colored. In Chesterfislt
county q short distance from Peters.
burx wednesday, had an examination
before Justice punstAn In Ettricl
Thursday. ParhAm was ssnt on &
the grand Jury. "a
ExcuratOn - Beach.
High 6trset 1stho4ist 6anfns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05

Archie Bowling Brought to Trial.
Archie Bowling, colored. appeared
before Magistrate T. ]. Puryear FRI
day morning to answer the charge OF
being drunk and disorderiy on q
inson. another negro. who was ais
orderly on tina car 1t tho same time.
was arrested and fined several weeks
exo. Bowling made his escape and
WAS not caught until Thursday night.
when Deputy Sheriff Sydnor and or
fear Tilier found him.
Bqilrs PuryeAr imposed ! hne 81
IS md costs on Bowling
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
CONDUCTOR FALLS FROM CAN
AND DOSES his LIFE.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aug. 81.
w, Porter aged twenty-six. conduct
or Of the Newport News and Old reint
railway Company. while passing from
the car to trailer near Buckroe asst
night fell between the cars and wat
instantly Killed. He was known as the
most courteous and accommodating
conductor on the line. He was ma
tive of Portsmouth and unmarried,
The coroners jury is investigating the
matter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
LEGAL NorlcEs.

~..,o,.,...-. LEGAL HoI1cs .s:..--.
vt Court q the city II; * Rasa m isiSs Is.
third day of August. 1919.
Bertha H. BAnnan ........... .P1atntt9
John 4 Barnan 1890. psfsn4sse
~ IN criAxcEnY.
The object % this suit il % obtain
an Absoiuts divorce ey the piAimtA9
from the dsfendant.
6lsd that the defendant Il not : rcd
dent 81 the state OF virginia. Il ~ -
dared that he appear here wtthiR -
ts.n dAye eftsr due pusiieatisn s The
Z Me iassrssss l. Ia i this salt
: eo0'ri = 'wiiNsron. cssrH.
r. ALBERT SMITA z: 9.
VIRGINIA.: n the Chancsrys Court 81
the City Of Nichmonds the Srd day a
Baidsmero william carrsrsr ana lkAsy
viacsnt Juliano. 9essh t1f,ntsl: -
dine HtA6t ana 4. casNn1h9 -
rhs = oS 5ssases Ii shis suit i . ssssls
partition n ono - ths .eass -
whiss Nary lcf GasiaS csfrsrss. ~
ssised And posssaaed, u " = SA1s M
sanns and dtvtatAn' ~ the pFee9s(g
among those emitted thereto esesssS3s4
real estate 81 tAs time pS saad
tor MarfA1 CArrUF1s 1sAtN, - ~ -
on by whsm. And the ytxRt s. Axxessal-E
cite HtAkt to caares AZ - .et -.
p r'sa 81 i IN q - ~ s AZ lssss q
preserve of proxeet 1ot4s eoS414
real estate II knoNn ~ Hes .z 9l
$500 - ~. sr.eh HaS ~ Nain nt1U173
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05

An alarm of fire was sounded
Thursday afternoon about O'Clock
from 1014 Hull street. come rubbish
In the rear of the store of Mr.. John
s. Wakefield being on fire. The de-
partment responded promptly, but
the blaze was extinguished without
the use of the engine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
GOVERNOR FINDS FARMERS
DEEPLY INTERESTED IN WORK

Governor Mann returned Thursday
from Keysville. Va, where he made
an address before a large meeting Of
farmers held In behalf Of promoting
agricultural pursnits In the State.
II was delightfully."- surprised at the
deep interest which Is being mani
festea by the farmers in their work.
declared the governor Friday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
rIarri~,s,--Agh.

Especial to The Richmond virginian,
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Aug 8.
Dr.. Joseph b. Harrison, of Humpass.
aud sfiss Grace Ash. OF I4eesbnrE.
va, were married in Washington by
the Rev. George II. Harris. They will
live in Spotsylvania county,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05

Sergeant Alex. s. Wright IL forty
two years old and has lived In this
county all OF his life He was elected
TO the force March s. 1894, and did
excellent work as private. Deem
her 10, 1901. the position of sergeant
was created and council elected him
to the office.
He liz the owner OF considerable real
estate In South Richmond and is one
OF the best known men OF the city
in the financial world. His record as
policeman Ii an enviable one ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
BOTH OFFICERS ARE
TRIED AND TRUE
Veteran "Dinx'' Lipscolnb and
Capt. Alec Wright Both Men
Of the Best Type.

Changes in the police force in South
Richmond will not take place until
the first Of September. After that
date Sergeant A. s. Wright win be in
charge as captain and Captain James
A. Lipscomb will be desk sergeant
Sergeant Wright works at night now,
but when he succeeds to the eaptaincy
ne viii remain on duty In the day
No other changes are contemplated
at this time. After the first OF Sep
tember Captain Wright will ask for
more patrolmen for the city. The
com nlfssioners, through Commits
sioner Bra diey. will also be asked to
shorten the hours Of work Of the blue
coats in Washington Ward. With six
or eight more men on duty here, the
eisht-hour day could he enforced, or
system of six hours on duty and
twelve of duty. similar TO the sys-
tenn In force in Richmond, effected.
The position OF desk sergeant here
will relieve Captain Isipseomb of q
great deal Of responsibility and work.
Served Since seyenty-one.
With the exec FtiaH ef a few months
when the republicans were in charge
OF affairs in old Manchester James
A Lspscom5 has been chief of police.
He was elected to the position April
80 Aet ~ ~ AAA lRT A'sf%Ashtu tCA tIi u
Smith Jones. The city Il that time
employed only two patrelmen and q
chief. The priyates were Lowell and
Nunnally. Captain Lipsconb held
Office until the latter part of 1912
when he was removed by the repuh-
iiesns. In april OF rs the democrats
were again in power and he was
placed hack In the Office of chief
IL police and soon afterwards the
council made him hrevet city en-
gfneer. He served In this capacity in
connection with his duties as chief
of police until 1889 when the council
elected him engineer and paid him
for his services. previously he had
not eeen paid He was city engineer
and chief of Manchester until 1908
when he resigned the former position.
Captain Lipscomb is SIS years old
and one OF the most vigorous men in
service. He served four years in the
Confederate army as member of
Company -, Fourth Virginia cavalry
and carries a bullet in his leg now as
reminder of those days that tried
men's- souls
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
Judrc Rhea in Southwest.

Judge w. r. Rhea, OF the state cor
poration commission, left Friday night
for Southwest Virginia, where he is
now engaged in inspecting the various
railroad properties. He was accom-
panied by Messrs r. T., Cone and
George r. Mundy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
Range OF TAermen~t~r.
Minimum 10,

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.--Indications
IRE that fair weather will prevail to-
night ana Saturday in all districts
sast OF the Mississippi river except IN
the southern portious Of the east Cult
States, southern Georgia and Florida
lower tonight In the middle Atlantic
and New England States and II will
rise slixhtly In the uppsr region.
X ~
Areas I'll which rain Of from . to
east Gulf States, while throughout IN
era n reported. Rain has ALLEN in IN
elowtY down the az, Lawrence Valley
4 1ArAt eatures throughout the -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05

Lynchbwrg Troops PAid on.
Especial to The Richmond virginIan.)
LYNCHBuRG. VA. August 1.-The
of5icefs and prtvAtes Of the Home
Guard to-day received their ~
checks for services At. the GAttysburg
camp for instruction In July.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05

his election to the captainey is a
merited recognition OF faithful ser
vice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
WIN Invite Grand Camp Next Year

Especial to The Richmond vireinian.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August s.
AZ the meeting last night Magruder
CaYnf. Confederate Veterans decided
that was not the position to invite the
grand camp here this year, not being
n shape TO appropriately entertain
them. HoNSver. X II underwood that
the rfAnd camp VIII ~ inv4ted hsfa IN
1911 for ! memorable convsntion-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05

FOE sITEs-S-,s ss ]. so. on 40 REET
furnished $sS per month. pretty cot
tass home on Green Mountain Al
land: good neigh borhood. la
miles from Esmont station on branch
OF c. a. o. r. r.. near Green Noun
tain Club House. Address MISS
JANE r. SHAW. Esmoft. Albemarie
County Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

W>xNfE :i5.,.f 800 xDUfETs fo JoiS
the Richmond Cooperative Burial
Association. A 500 certincate costs
funeral At death. The cheapest pro-
lection on earth. This plan has been
successfully operated In Philadelphia
Norfolk. High Point, Birmingharn
Macon. New Orleans, St. Joseph, Mis-
souri, and various other cities. SOUTH
and west, for over IL years. why
not in Richmond? c. A. HAIoH. Sec
Phone Madison 2T4e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
Wants
rosIrfnNs WAnrEp--aArn.

POSITIONS WANTED--MAEN
Y0fNd NAN Of rs. JuBT dExDU-
ated In q complete business educa-
ton, wtshsA 10 locate in Richmond %
Bookheeper and stenoErnphsr. Al
dress f0i Lee street, BerklsT, VA.
wAETED-YOUNG, NEAT CoLORED
boy, ~ years old. wants position ns
butler In q private family OF ~ bell
boy. Address c. ]. SPENCER US n.
First street. s&
WANTED--YOUNG BOY CoIORED. Is
years old wants place In private ram
lily as butler In Riohmond. Address
MELVIN WHITE. care Richmond
Virginian.
BOY, AGE 10. WIBHEs TO SECURE
employment at which he can earn q
living and have some opportunity
for advancement Has fair edn-
cation Address ELS, care Richmond
virginian.
WANTED-3T A YOUNG MAN. POSI-
ton as clerk In hardware store; has
had four years experience; can fur
nish best Of references. Address
CARRIER. No. &c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
Treasnrcrs Here.

TreASmrcrs Here
Treasurer George l. Smith, Of York.
town. and Treasurer s. r. Curtis 0f
Lee Hall. Warwick county, Va, were
visitors Friday ~ the once oe u
State auditor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
WAGONS. WAGONS. WAGONS.

WAGONS. WAGONS. WAGONS.
OPEN AND TOP FROM yek UP; 6uH.
sf5 up. Milbnrn and Them Hin fAftn
wagons narrow and wide tires krom
yss up. Repairing. painting md rub
Der firing 4 specially: comic and ret
BR1HTOW. 1i-13-15 North Eigh-
teenth street
HORSE WANTED.
WANTED 70 FTKCHHHR ( dENfEN
driving horse. state color, age,
weight. etc. Addresaeby letter X. 4.
9. I0io e. Marshall street, city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05
Highest temperatures
during preceding -
hours at


hours
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-05

POSITION wAsrE.,--FEMALn
N1HTED~dfKTs IN BOOK BIND
cry W. Fl. ADAMS. No. Q North
Twelfth street.