davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10

in the sunshine and the light, when all
are born free and equal, and love and
justice reign, how can the factory
owners pile up ill-gotten gain? When
greed snail have been conquered, and
truth reigns on the throne, when in
dustry's rewarded, then how will fare
the drone? When all shall have the
benefit of every modern tool, then will
it be possible to live by the golden
rule? When each man greets his
brother as an equal and a man, and
everyone that's able Strives to make a
better plan. when the man and not
the is the chief concern of all, will
the plutocratic masters heed the writ
ing on the wall?" When this great
and glorious nation owns every grasp
ing trust, and We own the mines and
railroads (we'll do it soon, or bust),
when we have real conservation and
all natural wealth shall be for the
good of all creation, our country will
be free. QUEEN SABE.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
CITY HALL

TN building new city hall Los An
geles should build for permaneneee
4 and utility, but should not neslec'
the opportunity of enriching the ar
cbitacture of Southern California with
a structure in every way worthy Oh
great metropolis. The city hall shouia
he a monument to the progress ana
of Greater Los Angeles II
shouId contain plenty of space for the
BUSINESS of this wonderful city, and
should be built with room for toilor-
row as well as today.
The site chosen for the new CITY nan
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10

will be the central part of the great
est city in the west, and one of the
greatest in the world. Our city will
have vast industrial and manufactur-
ing interests. and one of the busiest
harbors on the Pacific coast. In every
department of life and activity its
leadership will be undisputed. Let us
build a city hall worthy of the site
and worthy of the Wonderful City.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
AT THE THEATERS

AUDITORIUNI-Dark
BELASCO-"The Man OF the Hour"
BURBANK--"sweet Kitty Bellairs."
GRAND-"The Gelsha."
Los ANGELES
MAJESTIC-"The Red Mill"
OLYAiPIC-Musical theater.
MASON-Blanche Walsh.
ORPHEUM-Vaudevi
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10

The trouble in Philadelphia points
to the same conclusion indicated by all
other troubles in the United states.
There is a cause which is producing
these most undesirable effects. Since
the effects are most undesirable, the
cause too must be undesirable. Why
not remedy it?
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10

County dogs as we'll as city dogs
must be muzzled Good. We antici-
pate the expressions of surprise and
pleasure with which this news will be
received by sheep herders and hunters
who need the bite f the dog in their
business.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10

Watch the growth Of Greater Los
Angeles harbor. Before we are much
older it will be the principal seaport of
the California coast. The prosperity of
Greater Los Angeles is behind it, and
the prosperity of the United States is
behind the prosperity of Greater Los
Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10

Los Angeles is looking for n new
park superintendent. The park system
of Greater Los Angeles is a most high
ly important part of its economy. We
should have the finest park system in
the world.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10

Dry farming is recommended to the
says it will be worth millions of dol
lars to the great soil-and-weather in
dustry California is always willing
to accept improvements that improve
and that are not merely experimental
If dry farming is all it is cracked up
to be, our California farmers GER
tainly will adopt it.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10

March 25 public drinking cups used
in common in the schools will be abol-
lshed. Since the authorities have at
last decided there may be death in
the cup" it is a pity we have to wait
that long.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
Public Letter Box

TO hESPoSDENTs-Letters intended
for publication must be accompanied by the
uame and address Of the writer. rhe herald
gives the widest latitude TO correspondence,
but assumes no responsibility for their vienA
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10

Mary had a little lamb,
1t once was heard to bleat,
And since that fateful day it's worn
A rnuzzle on the street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10

that is robbing the people by perfectly
lawful methods. There are others much
worse. A. II. HOLSTON.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
Llfe Job

Governor Hughes asks to stay in
Albany only long enough to turn the
rascals out. Looks like a bid for a
life job.-Cleveland Leader.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10

On all matters pertaining TO advertising
address Charles r. Gates, advertising man
ager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
GInN0Rk ON new
STRUCTURE MAY |
Thrce.Story Building Will Be
Erected at Eighth and
Main.
10 OCCUPY SALOON SITE
Prohibitory Price of Property
Blocked Original Plans,
Ii il Said.

Plans have been drawn for a three
story brick structure TO be erected
"a the northeast corner of Eighth
and Main streets. and II lie stated that
building operations will begin May J..
The structure, which In to be put up
by Strauss. Gunst and Company. will
be used for store purposes, 1t Is an
nounced.
For some years this site has been
occupied by q saloon and the pro-
prtetors have been already notified
10 vacatr before the FIRST of next
month.
Ii was the original intention OF
strauss, Gunst and Company. accord
inE TO d member OF the firm, to erect
q fire-stery Office building, with a
front occupying the site of the saloon
and three adjoining buildings down
Main toward Nfnth street, but the
prohibtfory price placed by the own
~ or the property immediately Hd-
Joining the saloon prevented the car
rytng out OF these plans, the two re-
manning fronts being already owned
By Strauss Gunst and Company.
Had the plans for the larger build
ing been put into effect, 1t la said
that q large corporation doing busi-
nsas In Richmond would have rented
the building fet D number OF years.
The contract for the threa-story
xtrrcture wilt be let, II II stated. as
e0on a. the plans for the building
are formally approved and accept
~, and this II expected to be done
IN few days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
Apponattox

I Especial to The Rtch,nond virgipian
APPOMATTOx. VA. Aprii ,.---Mr.
and Mrs. Frank sheard. OF I.vnch.
| burg, were visitors here this week.
Mr.. @. A. Runner, OF washinxton.
d. C.. Ia In ire VILLAGE far $500,
days.
Miss Rosa Paris. the teie,hons mn.
orator, has been at home sick Tor
some time.
Mr.. Il. H. Matthewson, OF Wash.
ington. was In town Mandy ~.
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Ander.nn
Miss Leila Tweedy. Of Roanoke' vis-
tied her parents nsar hare lsst wsek
Mrs j. X, Atwood and daurhtar
Miss Jacouei;ne. have returneH frcr,
a trip to Richmond.
Mr.. j. q. Giiiiam. formariv az th,s
place, IL in Lynchburg Sanitsrium Tor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
Saturday afternoon. Interment was
in Maury cemetery.
Parnplin City

fSpecia! to The Richmond yirginian.l
PAMPLIN CITY. VA. April a.
Mr.. ]. w. Gillian, mail carrier on
route No. !. who was injured In .
railroad accident here early last week.
10 improving, though II will be some
time before he will entirely recover.
His daughter, Miss Logan, from the
FarmvfllS Normal School. and his son.
Mr.. Willie NJ. of Burkeville. were
here with him for several days, but
have returned to their duties.
Miss Ruth Rice, who Is at the
Farmvtlie Normal School spent the
Easter holidays with her Erandmoth-
ct, Mrs, Sarah Rtce. and >hsr aunt,
Miss Lee Rice. here. while her moth
er. Mrs. Nora Rice, and her sister,
Mtss Lucy. are still In Richmond.
Miss George Bondurant, from near
Hampden- Sidney. principal OF our
public school. and Miss II. l.. Ewing,
one OF the teachers from Meherrin,
have left for their homes since the
school oiosed on Tuesday last.
Miss Fiosefe Thornton. OF this place.
who has been on 4 lengthy visit to
her aunt, MR.. Watkins. OF Richmond.
to Miss Spencer and others. Of WILL
liamsburE. has returned home.
Mrs. Lukin, wife Of Or. r. II. Luz
kin, who left us some time ago for
the practice OF his profession at Pin
ners Point, near Norfolk. II now here
with his child on . visit to her kins-
folk. the j. r. Franklin and w. d.
Thornton families.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02

known fact that DR.. latham = s4eeo-
~ interested in young men, fAaA -
talk tomorrow on "A Cake Not Tufnr
ed" will be we'll worth hea$tne.
torium. Physical Dtrsceer 5lol&baSA
will speak to the boys on "A H01ao
Plate" All boys. ten to ssvsntsea''
are invited. III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
CHURCH HILL NEWS
LETT peryon NJ
Church I'M Bank 'phoned o Madison 1851 " = -

The ladies of Trinity church will
hoad bazaar at Liberty Hail, on
broad street between Twenty fourth
and Twepty-sifth, April IL. Is. IL and
III. An attractive program OF enter
sainment has been arranged for each
afternoon and evening. which will
Anatbtiess prove q drawing card for O.
ing viii be observed ON one date, to
be announced later, and the attraction
will he especially suited TO tass err
t0yment OF little folks.
The home OF Miss Helen Fleet. 270s
East Broad street, was the scene OF
much fnsrrirnent and pleasure last
night. The occasion was an old fash
foned candy stew. given for the benefit
OF the Y. w. A. The affair was q sue
cess, both socially and financially, and
everyone voted the evening an enjoy
able one.
Forgive rne II "chew the rag" too
much about the April tag, but when
eh& ladies come to you be sure you buy
ting or two. for every penny that
you give will help sosne suffering one to
live.
A large chorus choir has been organ
ised ana Y training for the revival ser;
Sunday night. Rev. Howard Lee Jones.
~ Charleston, 8. c., ono OF the ia
NOUS preacher" brothers. win assist
Rev. y. L. Grace In this meeting.
At Union Station Methodist church
fAs chair will repeat O portion OF their
EMster music Sunday morning. They
viii Include In their program: voiun-
ta5y. Angels Roll tho Rock Away;
solo. by III. l.. Smoker; ofrertory, .Eing,
q Sing. and Magnify tbs Lord; HAL
1e5u5ah Chorus from Messiah"
T0-mprrow morning the main audi
Aprtuyn OF the Third Presbyterian
church, which has been renovated and
heAutifjed, win be used for worship.
Tho Christ Church Association base-
ball team will play tho Weyanokes in
the first game of the season on tha as
sociRfion's grounds this afternoon. and
m interesting game Ia expected. The
following IL the Christ Church team:
Vjliie Hay. Eddie Hay and Willie
fegory. eatchers; Lewis. Evans and
D1ake, pitchers: r. Dyson. shortstop;
r. Murdoch. first base: John Trayior
and Percy Jenkins. second base; M.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02

Anderson and w. wiitshire, third base:
y. Lowry. w. Bryant, u. Bryant and
Gregory; faelders; G. l.. Burnett. man
nger.
Personals and nrisfs.
hr. and Mrs. J. w. Rector, OF sos
North Thirty econd street, and their
chiidren, virginia, Raymond aud Nell
ne. have returned from Catawba, N. c.,
where they spent the Easter holidays,
IL IL rumorcd that MIR. J. II, Gould.
master mechanic OF the e. h q. road.
viii be promoted to the position OF
superintendent OF motive power of thu
Hooking Valley system. While this ru-
NOR. which. though not authentic, In
vet Persistent. IL confirmed. win carry
sorrow and regret to the many hun.
dreds OF employees now under Mr..
Gould, yet all agrea II would be o WELL
deserved recognition of hts splendid
attachments In the profession Of rail-
reading. Mr.. Gould IL thoroughly In
formed on every department OF rail-
road work. having started as an ap-
prsnftce ana attained his present posi-
ton BY close application and energy.
Added 70 this. hts executive ability.
his strict sense Of Justice In dealing
with hts feilow-rnan and his ability to
cope with any emergency. and you
have the secret OF his peculiar fitness
for ths high position 70 which he may
The many Church Hill, friends of
Miss Ruth Cunningham. daughter Of
Captain Frank Cunningham, win be
pleased TO know that she has % far
recovered from her operation for an.
pendicitis at the Memorial Hospital as
to warrant her removal to her home
to-day.
Mrs. N. ?. Haipsnny and children.
Nalr Dat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
INSISTS ON BEING
GWEN immersion
Candidate for Confirmation at
Monumental Wants to be
Baptized.
------------------
RECTOR LOCATES A POOL
Services of Rev. Thomas Semmes
Are Secured for the Cerc-
naony.
RECTOR LOCATES A POOL

Rev. DR.. James W. Morris, rector
Of Monumental Episcopal church,
called at the ONCE OF the SoutherE
Churchman on Nipth near Mali.
street Friday morning TO see IL MS
could make arrangements for the inn
morsion OF sneHber Of the class
that viii be confirmed by Bishop Glib
son at his church Sunday morning.
The member who wants 10 be i'm
marscd before receiving the sacred
rite Of conformation" said DIR. Morris.
was born and reared a Baptist ann
he feels that he cannot conscientiousl,
be confirmed unless he Is immersed.
lie ts q middis-aEed man and be-
iieve ] could have gotten him into
the Epaseopal church . pear ago bu,
for this stumbling block. Somehow
or other, No felt . hezitancy In get
ting me 10 call on the Baptists for
immersion fAeilitiea and then, too,
think he rather had tho idea thar
-naleAt -dfewn haslaS being -unaeeas~
toned to immersing people. / have
been especially aaxicus to get ntIa.
into MonYmente!, for he 10 . frst
material for the ysstFy when he be-
comes omcislly identified with tbs
church"
ImmeVston Pool DOcated.
Dr.. Morris talked the situation oyer
With MI. Thomas SemHfeg, who r.
connected with the Southern Church
maa. and was ensured that the lat
tsf's father, Rev, Thomas 6emnee,
rector OF 6t. Andrews Episcopal
church, which 10 equipped with an
immersion pool, would be glad to
perform the Ceremony. % he had had
conIderable expsrtsnce imu1ere1ng
nADdidates for confirmation. St An
drew's, II appears. 10 the only Epis-
ccpal church IN the city which has
tnamerston facilities, although the
laws of the church permit that form.
Of baptism ~ well - the spFinkling
ceremony.
Young Mr., SeHmes explained thar
his father had been up on his farm
In Gcoohiand county for the past sew
oral days. but would DO back before
Saturday night Meanwhile, Mr.
Ssmynes said he wouid make arrange
msnts himself for the special TN
nersicn ceremony.
Or. Morris stated that his contirma-
ton class would number about TWEEN
" candidates. Sunday night, Bishop
Gibson Will be at the Ascension
church, Highland Park.
AZ 81. Andrews, where Bishop
Lloyd will ofsciate Sunday night. th,,
confirmation ciasy wilt include about
twenty candidates. Bishop Lloyd win
be at 81. James Sunday morning for
confirmation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02

|
and Macon. Ga.
Miss Virginia II. Johnson is speno-
ting the Easter houdaye Win ner
grandmother. Mrs. Annie Johnson- !.
Misses Lydia and Bessie Spear, Of
Washington, are the guests % the
Misses Elgfn on the ssourDs o. town.
Mise Bertha ~. Fneipe spent Tvs
week end as the guest OF Miss Jessie
Divine.
Cox w. IA hempeh OF Dh1,
Academy, was the guest this week OF
his brother. Mr.. G. l. kemper.
ana MITE. Hchfy FaIaA sno
daughfer, Eascnis. naye We, resu.nso 70
their home, OAK hiii from
months Say 70 kachmona.
KEY: = -. wH'share ''s''eo oiAase'
va: TINS week ,
MIS-. Wiiiam Dear, OF Wasnans'on,
was the recent Sues. ~ naaiison u
hef pro,ner. ar. . = nosss
FRED ana Msiyihe sshoetson. o.
Wasninsfon. spsht Easier ~ Ear. W
H. hufnpnIey ~
MIss Jane. hunn. % nanCcck. 49,.
resurheo 20 nss nome on NJ. 49,
aa.sr an 80 9nSsa - ..1e
arc Eosa .as VIE, OF uas sp".
Misses rsuenoe ana M1osl van
aeranae.. or - s., sr ~ 80
visited tHends IN A1eosonIs ~ ~seA.
MIs. .. -
parsnu. Ms ana Si'D' soha a. i4sasS'
vi so"no MI. r
M sna az - IN, =, M. u
s speh. SEER ,,s.s, aAss an. ISL
us n s.on S'S'snk sheH s'"' 49, 'Ats
S" " u,,,.., c - AZ
aoSsh "sosks III s
Se,ns 1soIke, oi aoss...sac' r.. ase
spel"as S''ao ""'e ~ Aa~'S WY
~
MS Aaeiaaas sa.nsI =. HgEta
1 ya ~ nhs nar ss sM
. IA ff"n"'s' NJ "ssf
oo
m.s. Lusncf a. o,ewS "a Iosuan-
ca rom vMN 70 nef paIenu. at.
an NJ h,s- ac1 ,, oL Maannsson.
~. ~. :. Tu.cen ~ Ee.9Inso W
nis 80 80 n ssese-'s = 1890
.s;A ,ss L..oS.n aoWAso tne susM
,us WesA ~ Spnnsrooo' near Ases-
ouss. Oh M'ss Orr LIZA. -
az n w~W osAle al,p
n ,. nHf." ~ the,r acuntFS noFas.
ayuoH' Leescurs' wnsfs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
Leesburg

Especial 70 The Richmond virg1nian.)
LEESBURG. VA. April 2.-Miss
Martha Paxson Mofett, who Is
nkndent at Randolph Macon Women's
College. Lynchburg. Va, spent the
Haster holidays with her brother,
Rev. III. NJ. Moffe;t.
Mine Sarah Cruit OF Washington.
spent the Easter holidays with her
nunt, Mrs. Lloyd Slack.
Miss Catherine Garrett spent the
week end In Purceiiviile visiting
friends.
Miss Nan Lee JRuney has returned
70 her home In Leesburg from an ex-
teHded visit to Palm Beach, Fla,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
Fulton News
News items may be left ~ Nell
sens Furniture Store, or pt0ned
to Madison 47Ao.

Messrs. Felix Smith and Otto Gun
bach and Mr.. Barrows. superintendent
Of the National Cemetery. have al
returned from a pleasure trip to
Washington, ID. c.
Word has been received here by
MIR. Tom Adams that hts brother
Fred Adams, a Fulton boy. now en-
pioyed by a bridge construction corn.
pany In Blueneid. w. Va, IL In st
Joseph's Hospital In that place. hay
ing had the Ynisfortune 70 have both
Of his legs crushed by falling timber
while at his work. The young man
was getting on as well as could be
expected.
Charles Wells. Jr,. of the United
States Navy, In visiting hts parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wells. On Wi.
iiamsburg avenue.
Irene. the little two-year-old daugf.
ter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. J. Lenz, died
Wednesday afternoon In the homo OF
her parents. just below Fulton. The
funeral will take place this Saturday
morntng a. 10 o'clock. Interment in
lakewood CsmstAry.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society OF
Denny Street NJ. u. church will hold
their meeting Monday afternoon al
3 o'clock with Mrs. Carter, on Mich
Olson Gtf0Gt.
Elizabeth, tbs little thrss-year-oid
daughter OF Rev. and Mrs. II. r..
Jones' who has been Ill with pneu-
monta. Y slightly improved.
MIS- Bette o. Vaughan left Wed.
nesday for Nottoway county to visit
her niece. Mrs. J. w. Rorum.
Mr.. and MIS- Jim Owens have re-
turned from their wedding trip to
Warrington. Mrs. Owens was for
meFiy Miss Nora Martin, OF LOUISE
ana street.
Mrs. Robert Rolllngs and little SON
have returned to their home In Starry
county. after . visit to Mr.. ana Mira.
e. ~. Bell on Seventh street.
the Parsonage Society Of the Moth
odist church will hold their regular
monthly meeting Monday night with
AIRS. V. w. Bareasnin at the person.
age.
There win be preaching ana com.
munion service both morning and
niGht on Sunday. conducted by the
pastor, Rev. v. W. Bargamin. in
Denny Street church. The Individual
communion service will be used for
the flrst time.
There win BE- ssrvtcss In tho Apos-
toiic church Sunday night At p. NJ,
conducted, BY the pastor. Brother b,
q. Pease. Ali are welcome.
The Rosebud Society Of Denny
Street sunday school will hold their
monthly meeting Sunday afternoon
at } o'clock. The choir Of this school
is composed Of about nifty voices, with
James u. Avery leader, and Miss
Josie Rogers organist They are re-
hearing twice week 3cy q grand
concert TO be giyen the last OF this
month. One Of the numbers n tho
cantAta Ruth" Tho Cleaners on
last Sunday visited the Homo for
lncurahles and choeYed the residents
with sweet songs.
General Kilnaer. Of Baltimore, ccm-
Of Unitsd Boyr Hri-
Eads Of Ameftcs. assisted BY Gsnersi
Bennett. Of New York, win Install
the local company Of the Boyw Bri.
gada of Fulton baptist church sun.
day aftcrnoon q o'clock. The in
stAliatacn serv4oe will DO very inter.
cAklng and Impressive,
NJ. Ira Sunday. the Chssspseks ana
Ohio dremsn who had his foot badly
manned last week. q abs 70 b. ont.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
MANCHESTER NEWS
virginian Bureau.
]. w. Craze's Store.
1900 Hull Street.


Mrs. Emma wingheld Perdue, wife
of Mr.. Robert Perdue, president Of
the board OF aldermen, died Friday
afternoon at her home, No. 922 Porter
street. Her death came as great
shock to a host of friends. She was
sixty-nine years old.
The funeral viii take place Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock from the Gen.
trail Methodist church. Rev. Henry
c. Pfeiffer, pastor. assisted by Rev.
II. NJ Chandler. will officiate. Inter-
ment will be In Maury cemetery.
Pail-bcarers wiii be as follows:
Messrs. Samuel r. Owens. g. A. Carr,
NJ. A. Campbell, A. D. Shotweil, q.
s. McRae, J. ID. Fourauerean. n. r.
Minor and Or. E.. r. Rucker.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Perdue
leaves two children--Mrs E. II. Wells,
wife Of Judge Wells, Of the Manches-
ter corporation court. and Mr.. ). r.
Perdue, Jr.
Sunday Services.
Rev. J. n Rowland will preach at
the West End Methodist church at
both services Sunday. His subject At
IL A. M. will be Imagination" At
8 r. NJ, Ears That Do Not Hear"
At ths Oak Grove Baptist church
the pastor. Rev. D. @. Lancaster, will
preach at both services, taking for
his subject In the morning "Chriyt's
Mission and the Mission Of the
Church." and at night. Rest for the
Heaven Laden" Easter music will
be repeated by the choir. At TAO
p. M. there will be a song service.
Usual scrvfces At the clopton Street
church. Morning subject Proverbs
Worlds A-6eeking."
Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ. at the
Asbury M. E. church. There will be
short missionary program 1T the
opening services. At III A. NJ. Rev.
w. @. Bnrch, pastor, will take for
the subject Of his sermon Christian
Friendship" At 7:%s p. NJ. The
Way OF Bin In q Human Heart"
Called TO Middle Group.
Rev. w. H. Davis, OF Suffolk. We.
has been extended . call 10 assume
the passionate OF the Chesterfield group
of the Middle District Baptist Assoc
citation. 1t IL beiieyed that he VIII
accept. Skinquarter, Tomanawk and
Chesterfield compose this group.
Case Postponed.
.sn.. - M,,f.r M,r,ts ..+,,rtrr
Company and Southern Railway COM
pany has been continued by Judge
Weus ~ tne sosgvInt'm O' a uns.
next Iuesoay. s % %
accouns oL sns eea.m - r.'Ss. w.
reroue, motner-nisw % ruus0 fe saM
me S..o A. !. ny,,,,,.a. ~ ha .
, s.aa 49,. aA
lengthy anan ru,...,,.-.
r,.s ~ san. .nss MorA.x 1.
,IsssS,s :. ~ $500 - ~ roi,c,
-. ,.stn.,cr... ~ 800 csiia1 scr that
uers.s Ts.Srn - ,sstis ,sEsithnod thai
|. ,,,e.,,,,, Nj, 5. rr~senf.
Sss' Mrtinsnnss snder.on.
4 m.yrssee ncenss ~ Granted SAT-
.rdav eo M RoSsrt q. Wiiikinson ana
Me- nnssi~ r. eandervon. the rers-
,rnny II I. - s.,d Vii Be- performed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
COUPON.
CUT TINS oUT-CUT THIo OUT.


This coupon and SI.S0 vin - -.
cspted hon any eent3enaa r. 80
his clothing Of suits pssG v
mouths, and delivered 10 ~ II
in RieAnoad, oaos . wax At L.
TUXEDO.
Tuxsdo Tailoeing and ~
Co, 80 Wet Main Stsss4 GU. 81
Gsutlanen -rjeass saad - ~ -
dres sveFy wesk fce txu unnn11o -
ge4 cne suit TO pgso fue N.
YoufS very truly,
ME-. ..........................4>ss.
Addrss. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This coupon win be scespted uq1I !
April 18th, 1910.