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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
Finds Altar Boy Hanging
in Manhole of Park Sewer
Percy Mabe of Church of the Resurrection
CLING from Ladder When Rescued-Mother Denies
That He Attempted Suicide

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-Denial was
made to-day by Mrs. Charles Mabie
at her home, No. ISIS Eighth avenue.
that her thirteen-year- old son Percy
mad attempted suicide by hanging
The boy was found hanging In a man
hole in Colonial Park. between l52d
and 1854 streets, with a rope around
his neck and nearly dead from stran-
gulation. The sewer In which he was
found is forty-tve feet below the level
OF the street. and how he escaped be-
ing instantly killed is more than the
police can explain, The youth 10 an
altar boy in the Church of the Resur-
rection, at Eighth avenue and 1874
street
Several children living in the neigh
borhood told the police that h. had
been accused of pranks that he had
no part in and had been warned that
his parents were to be notified OF his
mischief
children playing in the park had
seen the boy with the clothes line in
his hand approach the sewer shaft
and had then lost sight OF him. A
few minutes later Patrick Kenny No.
So5 West 1884 street. looking into the
entrance of the shaft. saw the boy
dangling from q rope that was fas-
tened to the ladder which leads TO
the bottom of the shaft. When Ken
ny pulled the boy to the surface
young Mabie WAS unconscious Po-
iiceman Wilson called an ambulance
While investigating what seemed to
and the lad was taken to his home.
be d most unusual accident Policeman
Wilson heard from children In the
neigh horhood that the Mahie boy had
been accused of having taken part In
pranks with which he denied he had
been associated.
The boys mother. Mrs, Charles Ma
bic. said:
II have heard report that my son
tried to hang himself in the sewer
shaft This report is outrageous Per
cy is good boy and has not giver
us any anxiety. We let him go out
to play tonight, and we knew he took
the clothes line with him. We think
he was playing with the rope In the
shaft when he lost his footing and
fell"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
PEhROsE IN LINE
To Be NEW BOSS
pennsylvania Scion May Fall
Heir 10 Leader Aldrich's Boots
in Senate.
WARREN ALSO STRONG
All Depends, However, on Wheth-
er Rhode Island Lawmaker:
Keeps His Promise to Retire.
MARREN ALSO STRONG

WASHINGTON. u. q, Sept a
with the elimination OF Senator Bur
rows, CT Michigan. from the field
Senator BOies Penrose, OF PennsyI-
yania, stand in line 10 succeed Sena
TOR Aldrich on the finance committee
In the Senate.
The PsBnsyiS al,iA boss will land the
place aa.sss change is made in the
prsonoe Of the Senate in making com
mittee promotions q matter of sen
iority.
Adj iSh has announced Eis intention
to retire Burrows waa second man
en- the committee Penrose IL next
Ia line The committee Is is one OF
the biggest wheels In the Senate ma
chine and eonfers great power on
The man who holds the Craftsmanship.
Ali questions reiEt!ng 10 .lnance and
the tariff are referred TO the commit
tee, and 1t Is the Senate agency for
faxiag tariff Bills when they come over
sroT1 tie House.
TO Make Warren Leader.
Present indications are that Fran
CTS Emory warren the staiwart SEN
ator from Wyoming. will be chairman
cf tha Senate Appropriation commit
tee IN the next Congress and that an
ATTEMPT viii be made to make HIM
tho leader Warren has been a SEN
stor for twenty years and now Is
chairman OF the committee. on nilt-
tary affairs
Senator Hale, Of Maine. chairman
of the committee on appropriations
declined to stand for another term
in tho Senate. Senator Perkins. OF
California, is next in rank he may
become chairman. but II is thought
that on account OF his poor health
he will prefer not TO assume the heavy
duties OF the position. Perkins
chairman of the naval committee. one
of the most desirable places in the
Senate
warren follows Perkins In the ap-
preparation list. He has long beer
one Of the leaders in the Senate; has
had much experience in obtaining the
passage OF important bills and by
many Ia considered 10 have the oes'
chance OF filling the Aldrich shoes az
i,4ader II is not expected. however
thai any future leader will have such
control over the Senate as has been
exercised by Aldrich. In the past re"
years,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

he came TO the name OF the second
peach"
Constantine Flores" he called. An~
other frowsy- headed. dilapidated look
ing creature shuffied across the stage
chewing gum
Latham shook himself 10 be- sure he
wasn't dreaming. He had never seen
such a forlorn looking creature.
There's another mistake he said
to the girl Please wait over there d
while" and he pointed to the place
where the property man hides every~
thing he can't use.
Again Latham ran his eye over his
list until he came to the third peach"
He called her by name--same result
Change in Duds.
Surely you're not Alberta Dickson.
whom | told TO come back the other
day"
Yes. am" said the girl ''But
amt wearin' the same duds,"
Then light broke in on Latham.
He called the other TWO back to take
a second look at them.
What kind Of a dress did you wear
last Friday when l talked with your"
he aaled Elizabeth Newhouse.
"A black satin trimmed with irish
lace and black plumed hat"
What did you wear when I talked
with your" Latham asked Constantine
Flores.
"A black satin trimmed with Irish
ACE"
And black plumed hat" Latham
broke in.
Yes sir
Then Latham remembered that
handsome gown. BY further questions
he induced the three girls and two
other dowdy- looking individuals in the
waiting line TO confess that for Sc cash
down they had rented the black satin
gown from an cx-chorus queen who
lived in West Forty ninth street. This
ex-queen had guaranteed them POSI-
lions IL they wore the gown. well know
ing that the girl with the smart APP
pearance always gets the first chance.
The five girls went In a body to in
teryiew the former chorus queen and
get their money back. But--she had
gone.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
MISSION SERVICES To
Be HELD At ST. PETERS
Preparations Now Being Made for
Event of Great Interest to
Catholics.

Preparations are now under way for
the mission to be- held at st. Peters
Church from October 16 to October 80.
Dootrinal questions will be propounded
and answered at the mission and SER
vices will be held each day Prayer.
devotion, and special music viii ac-
company each service.
1t IL expected that two Of the best
known and most eloquent Paulist faith
ers will conduct the mission services.
The last mission was held at st.
Peters ten years ago. at which time
the services were conducted by the
eminent Paullsts. Rev Fathers Con-
way and McCorrey. The mission
proved to be perhaps the most sue
cessful ever held In Richmond, many
converts being received.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
PUBLISHERS TALK
WITH. WILLIAMS
Believed That Amicable Adjust
ment of Book Trouble viii
Result.

About dozen New York and Bos-
ton publishers called on the attorney
general Thursday morning and, in
company with Secretary Stearnes, Of
the State board OF educatio went
into conference regarding the school
book contracts, to which the publish
ers object
II is probable that this conference
will last the greater part Of the day,
az many points are to be discussed
and radical changes, SO II Is under
stood. are to be made in the terms of
the contract.
Object to Ruling.
The publishers object to the recent
ruling of the attorney-general requir-
ing them to pay a special license tax
for selling books to Virginia schools.
One of the cmopanies has refused TO
deliver any boks. while, others have
minated that unless the ruling of
the attorney-general be changed or
abandoned they will carry the mat
ter to the courts.
1t IL understood, however, that mat
tiers are being adjusted on the most
friendly basis and that the contract.
ss altered. win be perfectly accep-
table to the publishers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

son. Rhodes. have returned from the
Valley OF Virginia, where they have
been visiting. While away Mr. Car
penter was taken quite SICK and vas
confined to bis bed. He 10 stu very
weak.
Miss jamie Gaines returned Tues
day to Farmville Normal Scnooi.
where she will resume her studies for
another year.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Mixpan
Presbyterian church met Tuesday at
ternoon at the church with Mrs. Nor
ton, the president. In the chair. The
attendance and collection was very
encouraging considering the warm
weather
Mr.. III. NJ. Starke has returned from
the Philathea and Baracca conven-
ton held at Norfolk last Sunday and
Monday. Miss Blanche Mertig OF
Fifth avenue, was elected one OF the
state vice-presidents.
Mr.. John Fontaine is expected to
return to Highland Park September
10 to resume his music classes.
MIR. Lynn Enslow will leave for New
York Friday 70 meet his brother and
sister. Captain and Mrs. w. G. Kable,
who will land In New York Saturday
from their European tour. They will
make their home in Staunton, where
Captain Kable will be engaged as in
structor in the stanton Military
Academy. Mrs. Kable, who was Miss
Eleanor Enslow before her marriage,
on the third of August, will be very
much missed. in the social life here
by the members of the younger set
Of which she was a popular member.
Rev. S. H. Templeman Will con-
duet a meeting next week at Bethel
Baptist church
Master Mel Starke is confined to
his bed.
Mr.. p. @. Seay. Of Shores, Va, is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. w. w,
Spratley, on Third avenue,
Miss Terrell. of Louisville, KY, is
the guest of Mrs. Fred Mason on
Third avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
THERE'S LIKELY To De
PISTOLS AND COFFEE
Maybe Smelling Salts Too When
Aristocratic Rivals Meet at
Heiress' Residence.

NEWPORT. X l., September s.
1t is likely to be pistols and coffee
for two, now that Paul J. Rainey.
the Cleveland and New York million
aire. Is back from his hunt IN the
Arctic circle. Rainey has been
consistent sdmirer Of the athletic
Miss Eleanors Sears, and hurried
here on his arrival from the frozen
north to learn that Harold s. Van
der bilt. son Of Mrs. o. ii. p Belmont
had been assiduously counting the
young woman. Young Vanderbilt has
played tennis IN a hroIling sun. golf
ed with actual speed. and jumped a
few hurdles on n bucklng bronco just
to show Miss Sears that he was all
there"
But when Rainey hurried here he
brought with him many pelts of
Arctic beasts that had fallen before
his gun--at least he told Miss Sears
they had. and now he and Wander
bilt do not speak while each tries to
out stay" the other at the Sears
mansion,
The announcement Of the engage
ment OF the young athlete TO the
more strenuous of the two young
men is expected soon,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
POLICEMAN FALLS
HEIR TO SIPS, 900
Heinrich Wolf Also Receives q
Handsome LOVING Cup from
His Associates.

NEW YORK. September. s.--Good
fortune has come to Policeman Helm
rich Wolf. OF the West 126th street
station. and congratulations are being
showered upon him to-day by his
fellow hluecoats, because OF word
from Germany that S125,00e, or four
times rs many German marks will be
placed to his credit In q Berlin bank.
The same turn Of fortune that
brought him news or his extruordt-
nary good luck brought Wolf n
handsome loving cup from his Assoc
GATES The cup was presented by
Acting Captain McDermott. and the
presentation was fonowed by many
happy little spoeches by the men.
They had gathered at VOLTS house,
and a merry time they had OF It in
wishing their fortunate fellow police
man "all the luck In the world
To-day the policemen are saying
that the best part OF tho whole AFFAIR
Is that Wolf 10 gong to stick to his
Job, wear the UNIFORM and pound
beats. just as though nothing out OF
the usual course Of events had hap
pened. Wolf is married, has Ave
children. and lives at No. 2.264 Am
sterdam avenue.
The money coming to Wolf was ieft
by an uncle in Germany at his death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
OPEN BIC TUNNEL
UNDER EAST RIVER
Long Island Brought Is Minutes
Nearer to Heart of New
York By Giant Tube.

NEW YORK, September 8.--Long
Island was brought fifteen minutes
nearer the heart OF New York to-
day when the Pennsylvania Railway
Company's tunnel system under Man
haitian and the East river was thrown
open to regular train service. The
frst train was sent out of tho big
station at Seventh avenue and Thirty
the regular train service at once In
augurzted. There was no special
demonstration. the train shed being
simply thrown open and the pas
sengers permitted 20 take their cara
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
DEMOCRATS HOPE
To WIN IN VERMONT
Encouraged by Great Slump in
Majority in Republican
Gubernatorial Primary.

MONTPELIER, VT. Sept. s.-Com-
plete returns OF the Vermont guberna-
the republican vote. so much SO that
democrats are nrophesying general
victory in November. Or, John A.
Mead, republican, received a plurality
of only 1885 over Charles D. Watson,
democrat, the vote being Mead 3a.206;
Watson 1920 DIR. Mead's plurality
compares with the plurality of 29.s45
received by Governor Prouty at the
last State election in 1905, slump Of
II6bq
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
SHOCKS RECORDED
QUAKE SOMEWHERE
Absence of Preliminary Tremors
Make it Impossible to Lo-
cate Upheaval.

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. S.-The re-
cords of two earthquakes were report
ed Wednesday at st. Ignatius' College.
The first disturbance began at 2:13 and
lasted until 247 A. NJ. The second
shock began at 4:57 and continued
until Sal a. NJ, Owing to the alb
sence OF preliminary shock records.
Father Odelbach is unable to esu-
mate the distance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
RESIDENCE BURNED
ONE INMATE INJURED.

SALISBURY. n. c., Sept, Sire Of
mysterious origin destroyed the resi- :
dence owned by Mrs. Julia Cathroll and
occupied by 8. W. Whisnant and faml-
ly entallins q loss OF about $4,000.
with $1,000 insurance. Wednesday. The
household goods OF Mr.. Whtsnant were
also destroyed. with loss OF about ST.
600. W. j. Ray who occupied room
in the burned building had narrow
escape from burning to death. he
jumped from the second story to the
ground. He was picked up In semi
conscious condition and taken to a
hospital, His condition Is still preca-
rtous A com bustion of gas IL said
to have caused the fire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
HEAVY DEATH ROLL
IN AUSTRIAN FLOODS
Torrential Rains Inundate Vii
lagos and Hundred Houses
Are Washed Away.

BRuNN. AUSTRIA. Sept, s.--Re-
ports to-day from various towns In the
flooded districts of Moravia indicate
the recent oriental rains. One INV
that heavy death roll will result
from the recent torrential rains. One
hundred houses collapsed at kunowits
and heavy damage has also been
wrought in Ungarishbrod, Luhatscho-
witz and Kremsier, all of which are
inundated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
MEMBERS OF STRANGE SECT,
STARVING, WAIT WORLDS END
Sixteen YearOd Girl in Party Which Had Not Eaten for Six
Weeks Stirred from Couch es Floor of Room Not
Aired Since Fast Began.

Los ANGELES, CAL, September
Lying on pallets. too weak to
move. detectives yesterday found four
members of sect In an Arroyo
bungalow who were deliberately starv-
ing themselves to death in anticipa-
ton of the end of the world.
They were two men, woman and a
girl sixteen years old. They had. not
touched food for six weeks, and for
the last ten days had not stirred from
their couches on the floor of a room
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
DEMOCRATS NEEDED
To CURB c. D. ?. MEN
So Says Connecticut Convention
Adopts Strong Platform on
National Issues.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Sept. s.
Declaring that the Democratic party
u needed. II only as a curb TO the
Republicans. and denounc.ng tho
Feyne-Aldrich tariff. the Democratic
State convention to-day adopted a
platform advocating an extension OF
the free list and reduction in the
tAr1fk on the necessities of life. The
c0uyention declared also In favor OF
direct primaries. popular election OF
ssnatorA the income tax amendment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
Thon,pspn---aosidfe.

NASHVILLE, n. c.. Sept s.--A pretty
home wedding took place at Nashville
bride. when Miss Mary C. Boddie, ana
George p. Thompson. Of Mayesville. s.
G.. were married. Rev. S, 4. Moyie OF
Conway. uncle OF the bride. performed
the ceremony. The home was attrac-
lively decorated for the occasion with
ferns and potted plants Directly af-
ter the ceremony the young people left
for their future home at Mayesviile, i.
n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
pared an elaborate program for enter
tainment of the visitors.
MOTHER LOVE WILL
HAVE A "RUN"
Critics Believe Tender Play Will
Live on Great White
Wav".

NEW YORK, September s.--A play
on the theme OF mothers love has
dropped in among the lurid theatre
cal connections on Broadway and, IL
for no other reason than its novelty.
critics believe II viii have run. The
play Mother" by Jules Eckert Good
man. had its New York premier last
night. Whether such tender title
Will appeal to the Great White Way
strongly remains TO be seen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

that had not been aired since the
long fast began.
The officers forced them last night
to take their first nourishment---a
pint of milk divided among the four.
John Irving O'Neill, une OF the four,
said he was the leader OF the sect,
which he called Disciples of the Holy
Ghost with the Gift of Tongues, and
invited the curses of heaven down
upon those who compelled him to
break the fast.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
PsHAW! A MERE TR|FLE
IS $4,000 FOR A DRESS
Miss Irene Sherman Spends For
tune on Wedding Gown-Pres-
ent Worth Million Dollars.

NEWPORT r. l.. Sept. s.--A mere
trfne Of $4,000 for a wedding dress
Is by no means an extraordinary ex-
penditure. according to Miss Irene
Sherman. who will become the bride
Of Lawrence l. Gillespie tomorrow
afternoon. She Is q daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Watts Sherman, OF Ochre
Point. leading members Of the veal
thy set. and her wedding will be one
Of the events of the season here. The
wonderful dress LIZ made In the prin-
cess style OF Ivy satin, with profu-
sion OF almost priceless Alencon lace.
She has already received wedding
presents valued at a million dollars
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

Missionaries fro mthe 0rient Coming.
Rev. G. Il. Cowman and wife of Inc
Oriental Missionary Association. are
expected to arrive in this city tonight
and to conduct an all day missionary
Convention Friday in the West End
Holiness Mission, SOC w. Cary street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowman have been do
ing missionary work In Japan China
and Korea for number of years. hav
Ing planted missions in many different
cities OF these countries. The public is
cordially invited to hear them. Ser
vices 1880 A NJ. 3 and 7 p NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
Gov, Bass Ma iority Incres ses-

CONCORD, n. H, Sept. 8,--That In
surgency has swept New Hampshire
nearly two to one is shown here to day
by complete returns from the ESQ cleo
ton districts in the State. Robert p.
Bass. progressive. gets 1857 votes for
the subernatorial nomination against
1928. for Bertram Ellis. stand patter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

NEW YORK, Sept. s.--A wholesale
vaccination OF storage passengers of
the Hamburg American liner President
Lincoln, win take place before the yes
oil will be allowed to dock to- day. Dis
covery OF case of smallpox in the
steerage held the steamer at quaran-
tine all night :.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
HaIey----(srimtli,

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Sept. s.--A
pretty wedding took place at Ma
naasas wednesday morning when Miss
Elizabeth Pearl Grifiith, daughter Of
Mr. BENJAMIN Grtnith. OF that place.
became the bride OF Mr.. John James
Haley manager Of the Stuart Adyanc-
ing Company. OF this city. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. w.
T. Cover at the home of the bride.
Mr.. George NJ. Jameson. OF culpeper.
was best man and. Miss Bertha Griffith
maid OF honor. Mr.. and Mrs Haley
VII pesid>lp Alexandria,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
Showing Burrows Under.

DETROIT, MICH. Sept. S.-The lat
est State returns from Tuesdays prim-
"ries increase Congressman Townsend
lead over Senator Burrows for the
Senatorship endorsement to 10000 and
Chas. Osborn's for governor Lead over
Lit. Gov. Kelley to $4,000. The lieu
tenantship was still in doubt to-day
and the officials count may be neces-
sary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
~ WON'T RESIGN"
SAYS BAlLiNGER.

SEATTLE, WASH, September s.
Though Secretary OF the Interior Bal
finger read with great interest to-
day the reports of the proceedings of
the Ballinger- Pinchot committee at
Minneapolis yesterday, he declined TO
make any comment at this time. ex-
cept to reiterate that he did not in
tend to resign. 1t is believed he in
tends to await the action OF the full
committee tomorrow before making
any statement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
COST NOTHING TO WE'D
IN THIS CAPE COD TOWN
Dinner Music, Doctor, Law yer and Hold Out Other In
ducements to Newlyweds.
MARRIAGE INDICTMENTS OF
FERED BY wAREHAM, MASS.

MARRIAGE INDICTMENTS OF
FERED BY wAREHAM, MASS.
A free wedding. including mar
rage license and cles'gyman's SER
vices.
Church deacons to pass the hat
for collection for the welded
pairs benefit.
Brass band to play the wedding
march and other appropriate mu-
sic.
Bridal presents, mostly useful
articles for furnishing home,
particularly the nursery.
Steady employment for the
bridegroom, with free shaves and
clothes pressed.
Four physicians TO render SER
vices free at Intervals.
Lawyer TO give free legal advice
on any subject except divorce.
WAREHAM. MASS. Sept. THE
of this ambitious Cape Cod
own. desiring to increase its fame
md popularity, present and prospec-
i've, offer extraordinary inducements
o sweethearts to marry here.
The merchants could offer no more
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
Prof. PRIMO I'LL.

Prof. William l.. Prince, dean of
the Richmond Academy. 10 Ill at Lon
don Bridge. Va. 1t Ia likely that he
will not be able TO return to Rich
mond for several dayN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
Undergraduates.

LYNcHBURG, VA. Sept. s.--Mr.
George Landgran. local manager for
the Scotch Wooden Mills. and Miss
Beatrice Earl Marks. daughter of Mr..
w. D. Marks, OF Appomattcx county,
we're married Sunday ct noon at the
ed the ceremony. After wedding
tour Mr.. and Mrs. Landgran viii live
al 1909 sixteenth stfeet n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
Sent ON M Grand Jur,

Clarence johnson, colored. charged
with stealing s1T from Ollie Pearson.
white. was sent on to the grand jury
in police court~Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

HELP
IF YOU DESIRE A HTENOGRAPfINH,
typewriter. or help OF any kind, use
The Richmoud vrxtnian Wsnt Ado.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

THE RICHMOND vINGINIAN WANT
Ada. VIII al ycur rooma with sunN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

A free wedding. including mar
rage license and cieggyman's SER
vices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

Church deacons to pass the hat
for a collection for the welded
pairs benefit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

Steady employment for the
bridegroom, with free shaves and
clothes pressed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

Brass band to play the wedding
march and other appropriate mu-
sic.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

Bridal presents. mostly useful
articles for furnishing home,
particularly the nursery.