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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25

eft. and who Intends to get It or know
the reason why. since his friends have
rallied 10 his support In the peculiar
situation which has arisen. declaring
that they, will elect him over all oppos-
ing candidates.
Almost Immediately after making his
announcement for the race Squire Von-
derlehr was called out of town on
urgent husiness-He WILL ba away be-
tweeu>four and FIVE weeks, getting back
just as the election Is over.
AT first he decided to withdraw but
his friends would not consider such
action for an instant. They promised
him they would conduct a proxy
campaign, and they are making good
their word, present Indications being
that the squire win emerge from the
race flying triumphant colors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25

HOLDS THE TRAIN
70 AWAIT MOTHER
------------
Latter Becomes So Excited She
Forgets Baby and Leaves ii
in Coach.
Gets HIS PRISONER AWAY
North Carolina Officer Armed
v v. with Reguisition Eludes
Local Authorities.

lSpecial 10 The RiehHend Eirgiuiar1. J
u. NORFOLK, VA. March s5.---Whiie
Deputy Sherin T. b. Morton. OF wash
A2M2ton. NJ c.. was endeavorins to
qude Judge Thomas H. wilcox, 81.
mn he could take j.. Siivermaf, a
pftsofier, tesNorth Carolina hast even
Ing, mother ut the virgtntan rail-
I ystey depot became So excited over the
N1lasc that she forGat all about her
sAARy she left IN y passenger coach.
~Fnen she finally remembered her off,
1prtng the, train was some miles out
1 III Norfolk. and then she went into
Mysteries.
She caused officials Of the Virgin
Ian 10 get busy and head OF that
train. They finally located II about
thirty miles out from Norfolk and
ordered II to stand still until baby
VIA delivered into safe hands, TO be
Ne4d until the mother reached its side.
The hold-up occurred somewhere near
Clapham Junction. and as a result
NEhe9 trains on the system were
hbltged 10 take sidings until tho line
NsAS clear.
Az When baby was safe in careful
Aands the trains again proved, and
TIT r6nfuctors, passengers and even
the locomotives breathed sighs. OF re-
14S1..
Gets Away With His Man.
the chase after siivcrman and the
4 Ns1eriff was really IN exciting one.
" 3Hd&e Wilcox. armed with habeas
tofp0s papers signed BY Judge Hanck-
I MI a. the Corporation Court. jumped
III 4 carriage and ''hot-footed'' II after
tNB Carolina sheriff. When he reach
II "A the vtrginian depot he could md
10 trace Of either tho officer or his
fYiScncr, Then he came back 10 the
y ht1ice station and told Captain w.
b Ford that he had an order from
\ &6a court for the deliverance of SILL
ssverSn6n ~ that tribunal this morning.
.sss IN the meantime the shertH had
f04ten wtEc to the court order, and
&2ought his prisoner back to the Nor
4 161k police station. Then 6ilverman's
\ &flfe and child came IN, and when
3h& younGnter raw hts father he began
VA y err Ehf3 war too much nuisr fpr
y ko nam from CarpiinA. and he right
4 h&vay toohE his prisoner to PortEmcuth.
A1re Il Il alwayA Quiet. and had him
&dGeA ID the county Jail.
Had Taken Him Out.
N NcYfofk city jais sNarrhFd. but
{ound no trace or the sheriff or Sill
xsrman, Sheriff Morton had reQ1i-
VI Man papSfs from the Governor of
orth CaxoIina. which had be4p hon-
~ - eo4eSne6 49, - alf1t0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
PEACE DOVE HOvERS
OVER THE MINORITY

WASHINGTON. March 1s--Unless
Representative Sims democrat. OF
Pennsylvania, can stir up a fight over
hin resolution TO commit the Democrats
to a furthe, change In the rules that
WIN take the appointment Of commit-
tees out OF the hands Of the speaker,
the month OF March VIM 70 out iiiko D
lamb In the House.
Those who predicted al sorts Of
trouble at the Democratic caucus last
night over the selection of Mr.. Ftt1gcr-
aid, OF New York. a. member Of the
nevr rus~~ committee. saw the EeHtie-
man nSsned with scarcely 4 ripple OF
opposition and heard nothing but
strains Of harmony sung BY the Demo-
cratic chorus.
IN 7Act, u was the ART tixnA ~ Aeny
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
make CAMEL TRIP
tn ANCIENT T0MBS
Col. Roosevelt, Family and Not
able Party Make Unique
Desert Trip.
SEE ANIMAL PICTURES
Elk President Deeply Interested in
Examples of Work of Pagan
Artists.
SEE ANIMAL PICTURES
(By Staff Correspondent of the
Knitted Press. J


CAIRO, EGYPT. March 25.--Start-
ing at an early hour this morning
from the Mena house, Col. Roosevelt
and his family journeyed by camels
and sand cars to Memphis twelve
miles southwest OF Cairo, where the
tonlhs of Sakkarra and the Temple of
Bulls are located.
The party was accompanied by AM
bassador Oscar Straus and wife, Miss
Iddings. Lawrence +. Abbott. presi-
dent of the outlook Company and the
newspaper correspondents.
The colonel declared the trip was
the most interesting and enjoyable
he had had since coming to Egypt
He was particularly Interested In his
visit TO the tombs. He commented
ON the fact that in them he found
pictures OF animals that he had but
recently killed.
And to think these pictures were
made 5000 years before Christ" he
exclaimed.
One picture of hyena being fat
tened for food held Mr.. Roosevelt's
attention fer several minutes
II killed hysnas only few weeks
ago that might have served as the
model for this picture" the colonel
said.
1t was the second camel riding exl
perience for Col. Roosevelt and Mlss
Roosevelt. Either they had much
easter riding mounts to-day or else
they have profited from their first
experience. for they managed their
ships Of the desert must better than
on the first day.
IT think In time. possibly hun
dred years. might grow to like te
ride a camel" the colonel jocularly
remarked. as he climbed down from
his towering beast.
9s After the Whit ID the tombs. the
entire party we're guests at lunch OF
George Bay Wissa. an Egyptian grad
uate of oxford College. and DIR. Sar'
ruf, = noted Arabic scholar. Both Of
these men are Egyptclogists Of note
ana axnlained the history of nany o.
this xoner encountered to-day.
The lunch was served on the Dhar
beiha OF George Bay Wissa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
Tiff APPROVES
HELPING LIBERIA
United States May Go to Rescue
of Republic on Verge Of
Dissolution.
TREATY CONTEMPLATED
Tiny Nation Torn as Result of
Many Foreign Aggres-
sions.
CONTEMPLATED

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March 25.--
President Taft transmitted to Com
gress to-day the report of the Liberian
commission which visited Africa a
year ago. He approves the recon-
mendations OF the commission to the
effect that the United States go to
tne rescue of the republic. which is
ON the verge OF dissolution AZ a re-
suit largely OF the aggressions of
France and Great Britain on either
side through their colonies.
Secretary Of State Knox, In submit
ting the report of the commission to
the President. stated that tentative
negotiations were now under way for
q reaty. with Liberia. which will put
into effect these recommendations OF
the commission.
I. That the United States extend
its aid to Liberia In the settlement
OF pending boundary disputes.
2. That the United States enable
Liberia to refund Its debt by assum-
ing as guarantee for the payment
OF obligations under such an arrange
ment the control and collection OF the
IAberiAn custom-
3. That the United States lend its
assi1tance In the reform or internal
finances.
I. That the United States lend It's
aid Ia organising and drilling an ade-
Quate ccnstabuiary or frontier police
force.
s. That the United States establish
research station In Liberia.
8. That the United States reopen
the question OF eatabiishing q naval
coAltng sEntion In Liberia
The coSumissipn reports that 1T wa
49, .o<.v.Sylrtss.v. ~ tha roynvnfualnn And
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
STILL AFTER MooNsHINERs
IN THE OLD NORTH STATE

Revenue officers In North Carolipa
continue to wage war agEinst income
sinners" and the report OF another
seizure of an Illicit still was recetve0
here Friday by United States Reyrnuo
Agent Chapman
Deputy Collector Poole writes TINT
on Wednesday he located distillef1
on the property of ]. w. Perry, Chat~
ham county. 1t was destroyed. n101a1
with 400 gallons of beer. Perry 49,
seen near by, but fed when he espte4
the deputy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
PUT WHITE SULPHUR IN
SHAPE BY JUNE u
-------y------
G. & 0. Head Inspects Improve
ments at Famous Virginia
Resort.

Work Of putting the White Sulphur
Springs In first class shape for the
apr h aching summer. season Ii pro-
1 tecsing nicely. according 70 word re-
coived from President Stevens. III the
Chesapeake and Ohio, who lett for the
White Sulphur Wednesday night 10 In
spect the improvements now In pros
greaS.
This famous old resort, which a
tein9 thoroughly overhauled and -.
white Sulphur Springs company ii
which the Head OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio u president. It will be thrown
open TO tho public June Is under the
at Mr. e.. A. Baxter, for
merly connected with tho Chamberlaic
hpfe. ut OLD Point,
President Stevens u spending Friday
1T Hot Gprtn91, Va, ~ guest of rail-
read frtende He = expected bApk 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
WILL HOLD MAhOEUVERs
NEAR FREDERICKSBURG
Hamiltons Crossing Reported
Chosen by War Department
us Encampment Site.

Especial TO The Richmond yirginian.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. March rs.
The annual army manoeuvers. II 10 ex-
peeted. will be held In this Vicinity and
according to information received here,
Hamiiton's Crossing. about Ave miles
from Fredericksburg will be selected
by the War Department as the base OF
Operations for the mimic war.
The Woman's Missionary Society has
chosen the following delegates to the
missionary union OF the East Hanover
Presbytery: Mrs. r r. Baird, Mrs: NJ
4, Miller, Miss Annie Myer and Miss
Lizzie Carter. Aiternates--kfiss Emma
q. Hutcheson. The meeting will ne
held In Richmond. April 5th In the
Third Presbyterian church,
w s. BroAddua has purchased . farm
Of 900 acres from Mrs. r. ]. Cammack,
The home Of n. s, EacreY has been
purchased by J. w. Cox
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN
WILL NOT RUN AGAIN

Especial to The Richmond Virginian) },
CHARLOTTE, n. c., March -5---
Hon. John Motley Morehead, of Spray.
congressman from the Fourth North
Carolina district. has announced that
he will not be a candidate for re-eiec-
ton. MIR. Morehead Is one of the three
Republican congressman from this
State s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY
~ FREpERloksBuRc MAN.

G. II. Kennedy. a merchant OF Fred
ericksburg. va. has filed. Though his
attorney, Alvin II. Entrey, q petition
in voluntary bankruptcy In the ONCE
here of the clerk Of tho United States.
Court for the Eastern Virginia Dis
trict Liabilities are placed az ill.,
7S5-86, Of which y, 300 10 secured As--
sets are placed at $4,000. In real and
personal property.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
BURGLARS HAVE.
RICH PICKING
Much Cash and Jewelry Included In
Loot Taken From Homes-G. II.
Carlisle One Victim

BY cutting the glass out OF the panel
OF the back door. thief broke Into
the residence or George II. Carlisle
s;snographer In the circuit court,
Tuesday evening. The family was not
at home. and the visitor wandered
through the place at his own sweet
will. He gathered up $40 In jewelry
and departed.
Some person broke into trunk In
the house at No. 1892 st. Aubin'aye.,
and stole 500 from IL. An apartment
house thief got into the home OF Mrs,
II. Bache on the third floor OF No. 2SO
Woodward-ave. He stole $40 out Of
a dresser drawer.
A sneak thief made a rich haul In q
boarding house at No. 5 Harvard-pl
He secured about 1920 from the vari'
Gus roomers. A number Of other
minor larcenies were reported TO the
police.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12

1000 acquaintances became friends OF
GENUINE GAS COKE last season. They
are the kind OF friends that talk well OF
GENUINE GAS COKE. They try to
get you to try IL. because they realize that
once tried In accordance with cur simple
instructions, you are likely to become a
staunch friend.
A domestic fuel 10 good or bad by COM
pairing II with another domestic fuel and,
Ia your particular furnace,
We know that your grandfather used
wood, and that your father used hard coal,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
||I|N n[NtWs WAR
N AFRICA; IGNORES
PUBLIC CLAM0R
Asticn Comes q Alfonso's Country
y N Clutches Of Republican Move
mont Similar Course Last Year
Prsoipitatsd Riots.
Spanish Military Will Put Down Any
Effort To Celebrate
"Ferrer Day"

MADRID, via Hendays, Oct. H.
SPANS war In Morocco was renewed
today.
Coming ~ It does when Spain IL In
the clutches Of q republican move
msnt the war In Africa. may be
seized upon q q basis for armed re-
volt against Alfonso.
II was the mastering OF the reserves
for duty In Morocco that caused the
rtoting In Barcelona, saragossa, and
other centers last year.
The war was renewed today be-
cause the Moroccans declined to meet
< the indemnity demanded to reimburse
Spain for her expenses In the war
OF 1903.
A large Spanish expedition, COM
manded BY Gen. Aldave left Melilla to-
day for Yaxama to enforce the pay
ment Of the indemnity.
The cruiser Rio De La Plata IL just
on shore, accompanying the land
forces, 90 that the soldiers may re-
tire under her guns and thus protect
themselves In the event they are at
tackled BY m overwhelming force.
& The Noroccans are burning signal
nroa on every hill. summoning the
tr1besmen to the front to oppose the
progress Of the Spaniards. It II be-
uovod this action Of the Moroccans
prooagos . determined defense and q
general outbreak. II such IL true 1t
win be necessary for Spain to greatly
1nnronaa hor forOoR In the field and
tho despatching Of more troops to
Africa II sure 70 cause grave trouble.
When the reservists were dis
PATCHED TO Africa last year to aid In
tho relief Of Melills there was fright
nj rioting In Spain. eliminating In
tho armed insurrection In Barcelona,
III which hundreds were shot down by
tho loyal troops. It was this revolt
that caused the execution Of Prof
yorrer. director Of the Modern School.
locked upon - martyr By the Span
ish republicans.
Fsrrers execution took place on
oct. ID, 1904 year ago tomorrow.
The republicans have begged for per-
mission to hold q monster demonstra-
tion ON the anniversary Of Ferrer's
death and have been notified that such
! movement would be put down by the
military.
Coming an It does on the very eve
Of the anniversary Of Ferrer's death,
this second Moroccan war II looked
upon with grave alarm by Alfonso
ministsru. who realize that Thursday
win be . critical day for the young
monarch.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12

American and British interests In
western Honduras. valladares re-
fused to surrender. sending word that
he Ia not "subservient to American
pigs"
Just prior TO the arrival OF the bat.
tleship. President Davilla sent word
10 Valladares to meet any demand
made by the American commander.
valladares wired back that he was
running the port as II suited him and
refused 10 comply with President
Davilla's request TO surrender.
Latest news from Amapala declares
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
FOURTH BRIDE HIS LAST,
SAYS 77-YEAR-OLD GROOM
Practice Too Expensive, Ne States,
Since Cost Of Licenses Has
Jumped from 6Oc TO $3.50.


Jumped from 6oc to $3.50.
TRINIDAD. Col. Oct. 1T. G. Nc.
Nadd. ~ years old, and q veteran OF
the civil war, took his fourth bride
In Trinidad, and he declares that II
Is to be his last. Mrs. Mary R Beaver,
SO years old, of Folsom, N. NJ, n the
latest Mrs. McNadd. and II is not
because he expects the present tie to
end abruptly that the bridegroom an
nounces his intention to take no more
helpmates. II Is because of the ex.
pense attached 10 the practise that
has caused McNadd to make this de-
cision.
When I first became q benedict IL
cost me only so cents for license"
said the aged groom. The second
time l was assessed 81. Then It was
$3.50. and now $3.50 is the cost of q
license. It's too much, especially when
one can't afford It."
McNadd comes from Milvern, Kan.
The courtship ending In today's mar
riage started two months ago and was
carried on by mail, although the pair
have known each other for 33 years.
Mrs. Beaver has been married twice
before.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
Eddie Barnett Opens New Cafe.

Estimator Eddie Barnett's new Ores
den cafe. in the Nederlander building.
Monroe-ave. and Farrar-st.. was
opened Tuesday night with compli-
mentary dinner 10 public officials. Al.
Ian II. Frazer was POSTMASTER. and
the speakers included others. In the
course of his address Barnett came
out flat.footed against Proctor X.
Owens. Republican candidate for
mayor declaring that he had acted as
q spy on saloonkeepers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12

but that 10 no reason why you should not try
GENUINE GAS COKE, Your grand
father didn't have an opportunity to do SO,
and you have,
GENUINE GAS COKE will heat your
home better. II Ia clean and 10 light to
handle, 1t responds quickly to change
OF draft, 1t will save you $l,'5 on each
ton OF your winters supply OF fuel,
GENUINE GAS COKE Is the convent
ent fuel for Fall days. and II used In &C
cordanes with our simple instructions. Is
better also for the cold days,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
TO INITIATE BIG CLASS
Modern Woodmen VIII Bring 1000
Into Order, Saturday.

The 80 Detroit camps OF the Mod
ern Woodmen OF America will hold a
celebration In the Light Guard armory,
Saturday. Oct. 10. In the afternoon
initiation OF 1000 members will take
place anc In the evening. a meeting
In the interest of the sntttuberculosis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
Escaped Convict captured.

PTTTSBURG. Oct. 12.-Charles
Hickman. the wife-slayer who escaped
from the Beaver county Jail Sunday
morning by saving his way TO free.
dom through three steel doors. was
harvested In Monongahela city late
yesterday afternoon. Daniel williams,
3 FORMER business partner of Hick.
mans, was walking along an embank.
meut on the outskirts OF the town
'Vhon . human form tumbled from
ne bushes that lined the cliff and roll
- Imply In front Of him. Weak and
GoGed, Hickman Was unable to talk.
Williams picked him up and carried
Mn on his back 10 the nearest store.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
The Casteam
Radiator

connected on your hot water or
steam system, in one Of your
rooms where you want heat earli-
est In the Fall and latest in the
Spring. You turn of the valves
that connect the radiator to your
own furnace, turn on q small gas
burner and the radiator 10 auto
matically controlled to give you
Just the results that you want
Handsome In appearance. Csed
In many OF the large Southern
Hotels too auxiliary heating ser
vice.
$500 10 $500 psr Section.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12

BELFAST. Ireland, Oct IA gus.
OF wind today overturned the mono
plane OF Aviator Harry Ferguson and
hurled him 80 feet TO the ground. The
heavy motor Of the aeroplane fell on
the flyer. crushing him and INJECTING
wounds which will probably prove
fatal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
UNCLE SAM WILL SWAT
FRISKY H0NDURAN OFFICIAL
He Says He 10 Not "subservlent 20
American Pigs" When Called
Upon TO Surrender.

SAN SALVADOR. Oct. 1l.-(Tues-
day night)--Informatio was receiv-
ed here tonight that the United States
cruiser Princeton reached Amapala
today and demanded the surrender
OF Commandante Valladares, who
inaugurated a reign Of terror against
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
Light Your Crate Fire

with One short piece ~ pipe properly connected and properly
drilled all need You other knding
You light wood coke without the Of
other knGlng than a match
adds and does with and
ndng You don't blow 70 all
by turning of valve and applying match
plumber do the well
particulars
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12

that American marines are preparino
TO land and take forcible possession.
They will meet resistance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12

This ID the date
usually assigned by
histories for Col
umbus' discovery
Of America, but
that allotment IL
somewhat inaccur-
ate IN that Triana,
who was on the
lookout. saw the
land nrst. It was
not America that
he saw, and II was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
Mob Tries To Lynch White Man

LOUISVILLE, Miss, Oct. 12.--An
attempt was made last night by q mob
to lynch swinton Permenter, convict.
ed OF the murder OF his sweetheart.
II was frustrated by volunteer guard
who were pledged to allow the law to
take its course.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
MAYOR FURNISHES STAR KISS
THAT SHE ON STAGE SANG FOR


sUFOo sOSoo0no S"SSs vs'"s
MOLINE, III, Oct. 12.--George W.
McCaskrin. mayor Of Rock Island. Ill,
played the leading role at the Moline
theater 1t the performance Of a bur-
leoQuo troupe, when he rose on invita-
tIon and kissed the star, Miss Mabel
Nahum. twice. before an audience OF
5000.
Miss Nahum, while singing HAS
ANYBODY Got . Kiss to Sparef" walk
"a IN the direction OF the box In which
McCaskrin was seated.
Sure, right here" sang out his hon
or a he stood up and leaned out OF
the box.
The audience went wild and shouts
Of You're alive!" and Smack her
again, Macki" were heard throughout
the house.
After the show McCaskrin invited
the troupe to Rock Island.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
~ "A = u Q RIA


II you failed to take in the D.
4 c. Line weekend excursions to
Buffalo this summer. You still
ave another chance. Saturday,
leber IS, 500 p. M, the last
&|p ssason. Make your sr-
ssrly. $3.50 round
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12

hardly the discovery Of America, be-
cause Lief Erickson had already been
here. II r. just as well. however, not
to Do captious about these little dis
crepancies In history, a. 1t In the main
3acts that count after all.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
Both Exempt

DO your daughters help their
mother with the housework?"
I'VE wouldn't think OF expecting II.
Muriel 10 temperamental and zaza IL
intense. "-Pittsburg Post.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12

movement will be held. For the lat
ter f. Z. Murphy. OF Leavenworth,
Kan. will be the principal speaker.
and A. r. Talbot. OF Lincoln, Neb.,
head consul OF the Modern Woodmen.
will also speak. Major c. W. Halves,
OF Rock Island, H.. head clerk OF the
woodmen. Will also be present
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
In Four Bath Room

No matter how warm your house, q
little extra heat for the bath room 10 .
convenience.
This little light. ornamental, reflector
heater 10 convenient to use. Gives q
cheerful warm light. 10 economical 10
use and inexpensive TO buy.
ea.5o complete with tubing. delivered
to your home, ,xs.yn,ss .
e4.5o for q larger sixe,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
Helps Your
Furnace
II eat Col d
II 90 m
, olssdaallaSu s

Furnace men have heretofore had no
remedy to Offer when one or more rooms
could not be perfectly heated by your hot
an easy solution.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12

proper portion Of nc neat from the
Light sufficient
draft the from the furnace the
Inexpensive Inexpensive operats per
Any plumbar make
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
TODAY IN HISTORY.

Oct. II, 1892, Rodrigo Triana dis
,vered the island Of San Salvador.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12

- PSlnsins Done Right. Time,
fESl&1y &c. - John RAJ Call Main