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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-11-10
F0RME FRENCH
CABINET RESIGNS
Premier BRAND Leads Body to
Action-Socialists Are
Jubilant.

PARIS.-Special.-Led by Premier
BRAND, the French Cabinet resign
ed Wednesday. The Socialists, who
rejOiced when BRAND was chosen as
Premier were jubiIant when
the Cabinet resigned. For his work
In crushing disorder during the re-
cent strike lac had been branded q
traitor az the party tenetS.
The Interpretations of the Social
lists and the subsequent disorder Ia
the Chamber of Deputies last sveek
WINS the finaI act that caused Ghe
Premier's action Wednesday.
The Cabinet which retired war
made up as follows: Premier and Min
Aris,,de S Brand BRAND: WA War. gems General 0rS"i5 Brah
Marine, Admiral De La Payrefe: JUs
tice, "a. Barthou; Foreign Affairs NJ
cation. NJ. Doumergue: Public Posts aIl,
Telegraps, NJ. Ml!lcrand: Commerce
} can Dupuy: Agriculture. NJ. RUa. col
This Cabinet was. formed by Briano
after q great deal of difac9lty. and wa'
hailed at that time as 'the great 81
BRAND was the pivot on which ,h,
whole drama, ending In the Cabinets
fall. turned. SmartIng under the re.
The Socialists and others. he leaped to
lis feet during a meeting ofsthe Depu
tes and. defending the Cabinets sup
ary outbreak" exclaimed: ''Ir the ac
'ual laws had been insurncient W,
would not have hesitated to resort evoJ
TO illegality for the purpose or pre-
serving the FArherland."
A tremendous uproar followed this
declaration. and one Socialist tried t.
tight his way to the tribune to attack
BRAND. He was freely denounced for
throwing the military resources of ths
country 10 the service of capital"
PARIS Special.-Premier BRAND
rx,I,. -,
Cabinet resigned, was asked by Presi.
dent Fallieres to form hew cabinet
NJ. BRAND asked unity Wednesday
night to return a feply, stating
friends and political associates
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-11-10
BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. 4-Mavo,

BALTIMORE, ND. Nov. 4.-Mayor
J. Barry Mahool is to take steps
at once to have a census recount OF
the population of this city. He win
base the claim upon the records OF
the books Of the collector OF water
rents. which are said to show that
during the time the census was taken
fully 1000 residences were temporari-
ly vacant, the families being away for
the summer.
These having now returned the
Mayor believes a recount would add
some 5000 to the population.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-11-10
CHESAPEAKE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMERS
COLUMBIA" AND AUGUSTA"
Fer OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
FOLK. VA.
Steamers leave Baltimore daily lex
cept Sunday at $50 P. NJ, and leave
Old Point Comfort at 500 a. NJ. and
Norfolk at 700 A. NJ, where connec-
zion is made with the Rail Lines foI
all points South.
"Yerk River Line"
ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMER
ATLANTA"
Sor WEST POINT and RICHMOND
VA
Steamer leaves Baltimore Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at P. Nj. and
arrive West Point at 7:45 A NJ, and
Richmond at 9:20 A. NJ.
Steamers call at Gloucester Point
lements Clay Bank and Almonds
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORh
FROM PIERS 1S AND 10 LIGHT
STREET WHARF.
Through Tickets to all points may
DC secured. baggage checked and state
rooms reserved from the City Ticket
Offices. 119 E. Baltimore street, AR
THUR w. ROBSON. Agent, 127 e. Bal
timOre street, or the General Offices,
Light and Lee streets. Baltimore, Md.
Ell. CHISM,
Gen1. Pass. Agt.
n. CHAPMAN,
Asst. Gen1. Pass. Agt.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-11-10
CAR CRASHED INTO TREE

SAVANNAHs GA.- Special T..
be'viS VbH was injured Tues
day on the Grand Prize automo-
49, Course, uIeu early this morn
ing. His home was i'm Atlanta.
MIR. Lewis was being taken
around the course by a party OF
newspaper men when the car left
the road, crashing into a tree.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-11-10

The wet and dry" issue broke into
the campaign here Friday and the
Daily News calls upon the temper
ance forces of the town and connfv
to defeat John Paul, the insurgenf
Republican candidate. The News saws
that Paul is a wet man, and to vote
Tor him Tuesday would help to build
up the wet machine. HarrisonburFs
is the only wet town in the Valley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
" THIN APPAREL
he CHAsEs Thief
CLOTHES STOLEN MANN UNDER
WEAR CH.iSf2s YOUTH AND
AND HOLDS HIM tNTii.
OFFICER ARRIVES.

isareto@tasi and shi9erins. clad only
IA his urderciothes and with "a deaa
cigarette ia n}s mouth which ne r.
mnt ed from tina 10 time To shout
loudly far the police. MIR j e. Scott
was found hy Officer Duke shortly
after - o'clock Thursday night near
fourteenth ana Main streets jump
inS ahont on the PROSTATE form ~
"a struggling youth who WAS making
every effort IL escape from hts cap
tor.
AIR, Scott when rescued from his
perilous position charged the boy vita
stealing his clothes, In company
with another boy the youth Mas
charged wiki having entered MIR
Scott room in 1883 East Main street.
from which they took all ef Mr. Scott's
clothes except the union suit and the
, cigarette.
Seine Of the clothes we're found
in the boys possession. Some he
had thrown away in his flight. The
others he had given to his COM
ranion.
The Youth captured by MIR. Scott
gave his nam@ as JunIas Lee. He was
Immediately locked up. and his com
panion, Dominique George was soon
located and jailed.
Both appeared before Justic
truteh,ield in police court Friday
morning and facing {; serious charge
swore that they We're under. seventeen
years Of age. They We're accordingly
sept 70 the Laurel retormatory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
ROYAL APCH MsSONS
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

Taa celebration 81 tn" Nt;S-ttsst
birthday of tie Manchester Royal Arch
Chapter. Nc IS, Of tire Royal Arch Ma
CONS, was Il biz tire The members
ct the local chapter net Thursday
night ia the Masonic Temple al CO.
wareiin avenue aud Hull streets aAa did
all In their power ~ make the occasion
d memorable aae The early part 81
the evening was given over 10 attenfi-
ing 10 any IaSaus who were seeking q
hiyher degree. Several speakers FUR
nished n fras. 81 reason aud flow 81
sst,s5i sr.4tt This was followed by more
Substantial nour,simeni IN the way II
a Suaaaet isnea ~ the ntern an3 feel
wnnr mouth water: i.Ynnhaven Bay
ors,ar~. pickle eTsterciies. American
ara... Aienna lss.s celery Virginia
Bee spats. Saratoga chips, green
oea. >earo.itah tre cream. NUT cRae.
ard -igays.
Tic number of subordinate chapters
~ the Regal Arch Masons totals z.as3,
exclusive Of the charters in the Terri :
,ories ara dependencies. With roll OF
members TINT amount to 265.ala. The
degrees which N, local chapter IL att
thorixed t. confer are mark master.
past master, most excellent master. and
Pcval Arch Mason.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
WILL CARRY ABOUT
THIRTY MILLIONS
RIVERS AND HARBOKs Bill. Ap-
fRDIskIIATEs S-25.boa FOR
VIRGINIA WATERS

Especial to The Richmond Tirgnian.)
WASHINGTON. d =, t,ec. g.
ouf If I. riaers aud harbors bill of less
than thirty millions. deep Waterways
PROJECT ia the state III Virginia are
IL receive approximately sT2a.noa ac-
corning To tns biii winch has Just been
completed ny the House Rivers and
liar bprs Committee
Although tIte STA has not been made
public and Will not ne rreSensea un{iI
the house concludes its consideration
.pf the indian appropriation bin prob
ablX this afternoon late, Il is learned
that the bill will contain the follow
aug provisions:
Continuing she harbur apprepria-
tons ana approaches from deep water
in Hampton Roads To the Junction Of
the eastern anu southern branches
AND the removal OF the shoals at the
mouth 81 the eastern branch the sum
Of s21aseaa under existing contracts
Fer the improvement al Norfolk
hsfbor approaches and channals TO
Newport News and Hp southern
branch of Elizabeth rivor, and for
maintenance western branch. that
river. in All $3.50 p00 Confirmation
of improvements Of James river. si5o.
coo. Other Virginia river ana reek
iinipraNe asnts rs follows: Nansenlontl
itNNis sSttuHt tNpflilnt trees 2S.UUa.
upper Maehodot creek $f2.2ue: ttr-
s'anna creek. s1o,oeo; York, Mattapani
and IamankeE rivers ana tiecoqean
and Carriers creek. for ali. sic. 200.
Harder 1T Milford Haven, Va. 81.
900; improving inland waterway from
Norfolk harbor 10 Alpemarle sound.
\. G, $1,000. The Potomac river, in
and about Washington. SEQ. aao for
further improvements. and the Anas-
toia river and its approaches 10 the
navy yard is - get 100000
one of the largest items carried in
the bill Is $3.50, 900 Tor continuing
the deep waterways work ON the Ohio
river below Pittshnrg. Philadelnhia
is To receive $3.50, 900 for tho rs
foot channel 10 the sea. for which
she has long eunteGfln,l
Cape Fear river, in North Care
lima, receives sl0o,o00. and smaller
streams throughout shat State are well
cared for. considering The snsail har-
bors bill. The bill this year will carry
about $40, 600 900 only.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
POISONING CASE
IS CARRIED OVER
HAS TO III POSTPONED FOR \
NEth ON sCCOt NJ Df' AB-
sENCI or WITNESSES.

The o:.so u iiie diininUfiYe eftiu-
inais. James Thomas aud tirnt st
both cfiored. Hnder arr, far the
attempted fses uirg uJ the family ~
William i;and;4l, 81 Ch.s t'-rtield eent~
q, WAS tttisti hy Nagistrat, theathaln
IN the e84 Glove courthouse Fri
day morning. and had 90 ~ posi-
pohea until next Friday on account
~ the q bseae.a - important sstneassas.
Tho two little piekinsnaies hHreily laet
iho part ~ Sould-i3c niurdarers. art
no motive san l,e discovered 10 prompt
their action, IL II generally believed
that they did not know the eXi nj, a
the t5arm the planned. Neither al
the prisoners. wien arraIgaod befa.e
the awful bar III justice. could SER oven
The l,ar ana the smaller nh@s knky
Uranium har#lS reached halt WaF Up
Ia" desk Both laokrd terribly far=
loln and frightened. aad lio doubt 6ath
iiiiIr infants we're longing a~sielitie
Scr their mamie. The goauger -
ana hpNs ntaintal4. hi innocence
.StoutiS ami the oluer go M IA fright
cned 10 maxi any ~t.iomeut
When tn ess, II t1e t5tji t;ret3ers
gainst t'esssne taHsntts Was sa!iei
this ASA h5s#f = ST afHntbsd 9atIE
Friday al ueM NseAk. due 70 TIL at
4eDee - ei3I,s @aes iudt.ss, usi g. -
roo q -ftHtezag
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
PERMIT II ISSUED
FOR NEW CHURCH

building Inspector Beck issued a
permit Thursday to the stockton
street Baptist church granting them
leave te put temporary roof on
what remains Of their burned church
In order that the congregation may
have some place to meet until the
erection of the new building. The
services of this church have been
held lately In the odd Fellows Hail.
but as this has proved an ineonven-
lent arrangement to the church, the
old ruin viii he renovated as hur-
riedIy as possible
The ladies Of the burned Stockton
street Baptist church will hold =
bazaar at Masonic Temple December
IL 10 II. A change OF program
each evening beginning AT $50. A
variety of useful and ornamental ar
ticlcs will be for sale at moderate
prices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
WILL MAP OUT PLANS
At BOARD MEETING
i.iiis INSURANCE COMPANY BUYS
HOTTER. PROPERTY ON BROAD
STREET.

t}ai- joF 20" erection u i'e"
nom" Ter IN i.iie Insurance t"''',
han& ei irs MA viii pfetafiy nol
r. tnaPl'ed "Nt, u - statsn ahf1t =
meeting az N 33afd q directors lA
~" tt!e l%s' " H"nft,atts III f'FeeH % r.
Al thnt un@ fne atreeteFE WIZ e,'-
'sia4r abe Il N%ihtsttS - @ttiaFSfhS ~"
quarters 81 the present home ~ ih'
efen paEN at i"nth ana 3iiaftd street
9i'ttesftF the 't}4 mat
The purphase II In ~ r. rt5 known
a. this Ne!F, T.a7s h.tei ~ The corner,
u ai.zh has iHt Iasu auHe0Hes 4. places
In t'estspaS TT g position 10 pro-
e4aF ua.,rf yus4eiofs charters far IT,
set ran t9see ms aeen occupy sse
Is IN hr@GiNe "a ching
&@ rrs%Fu ~ tne pafC base. tine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
PERMIT ISSUED Ec9
MIR. cORlEY'S WAREHOUSE

Buildine Inspector Beck Friday
morning issued 4 permit eutharixins
Mr.. J, 4, Gofley t. begin Immediately
the construction oi q brick warehouse
on the west side OF Second street near.
Cary street, TIE building IL "a he
three stories high and Ct steel aud
brick. The specifications call for a
total cost of sa.a0e.
~ bile the building W i'll be used tent
'lorarilF fer storing planes. 1t is the
ultimate intention of Mr.. Cor.ey il is
understood, to convert the structure
into fats. Same interior changes Will
he nece4safy, - II Is the ultimate In
tcntion OF the builder to make the flats
among the mnst attractive III the city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
{ USING DhY Of
CONVENTION
CARoIGsA HApTIsT> MosE FOR
nETrER ORGANIZATION OF
LAlMEN'S MOVEMENT.
DR.. fOTEAI oTlKo BODY
REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED DE'EtR-
ING LARGE APPROPRIATIONS
20 BsT.TE GDsrsTio>sL.
ISsIiTt Tto>s.
DR.. fOTEAI oTlRo BODY


Especial 70 The blcllanQnd Nfrginian.}
nnNpe.Rso.>s t1.i.f., y. -. Leo. 8
rhe ,.a,.,tst ,,,,a ..,,,t...,,5,,,, * ..t,e-
'''s KS @ht'aaa i'iseeltAe t"-''S9' '''G
naoflt"s session MAS sisen oFer 10
tae ul.,,lsstan af me I,Qtas,, & move
,,..
A'iN 50 ''D' ''''''ae''s ts't - u at
Va" t"itsehtl"h @Ai'eintes' coma
i,l.tce u1 lac r. l44sIt "a aigosrf4scn. ,.osl-
ssst..4s d. - q 4ss4s4,.t,4s. .st- ,,atu4
y. -. ufoAssntpI4. 81 14s4v..a, aao =.
+. A,fvt. Is. o1 oaae 4.V4est. ta4s
o0lil.ut.,y- has ss1la014ty ~ aux ol..s4
llt,4a4,.e.s al4,s ~ tlf tstt.4ate isialls cor
,ae @sA.rg e.,.sast@..l.ai. "a t,s4s.Iay itle.i )
4s4u, onte,... t4ss.szss.r " A.. l-l4.e4vr-
A., secretary - e..slssssso4a. spt}nc OF
tue 4eeas 81 tne secondary s..4uoi.
he,. H. W. elaiIlEs41s-, "a svaaes-
borta read the report GA ministerial
.suuuauen ana aas4fssss.l toe conten-
uom. sir thalsta4ls pleau lor God
eatea men ana Wei eqmppea God
~ausa Women.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
at the church Friday night at. ,

at the church Friday night ata .
a'ctcck,
The Washington Camp. No. 50, r.
.. <. of A. viii hold meeting IN
CeiS'Cy Han al Hull and t'opton
streets. Friday night al o'clock.
The ms inbcrs are all requested to
turn out III run fierce. a. thtre VIII
probably he aG initiation pulted of.
ssrvic eA al C,,Wardin Avenue Chris
tian hurch Sauaas morning and
evening. sutj - Tor m.rning ser
vice, "1'hc Phafisee and the a5it-
can. cubject Scr evening service.
Goods t'aiI t. Adam. SaHdaE SCHOOL
$50 \. N. r ". Long. pastor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09

tfaxe4l4or Mann VIII leave Richmond
f-g5a9e night fer Staunton. WHERE h.
will deliver an address 10 the Augusta
County Boys Corn Club saturday
morning The governor IS de"rty IN
sereSfea II the rising generation and
isas prepared a strong speech q ea-
commencement.
Commits sioner OF Agriculture Koiuer
went 10 stanton Thurs1as night Z"
t5ftet4tl tire meeting o. thc boss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
Missionary Society Meeting.

The Young Peoples MfsSionary So
cietv of the Central Methodist church
VIA hold an important meeting Friday
evening I'll s o'clock A good turnout
;s needed To attend 10 the question of
raising funds for the building of a
laundry for the Methodist mission ut
korhie, Korea. and to get the society
ON the new running basis for the en-
suing wear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
Personals ana Briefs.

MIR. Peter Donald. formerly Of
South Richmond. has returned to his
Forest Hill home for visit Mr.. Dom
aid has been in the West for his
health for some time:
Mrs Samuel Wicks is still quite III
at the home OF her daughter.
Mr.. Henry Hastings OF Amelia
county. Is visiting with his bride al
the home OF his cousin, Robert Dun
nivant. 913 IL Hull street.
Ther officers and teachers Of tbs
Hainbrtdtga street Haptist church
Sunday school sfe requested TO 1nssl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
RESENT PRAISE
OF Won STEUBEN
FRENCH INDIGNANT THAT III, is
COMPARED WITH THEIR
HERO

PARIS. Dec. a.---rress and statesmen
alike are to-day strongly resenting
Tafts address ~ The dedication IN
Washington OF the monument To Gen
crai Baron Won steuhei. in which ne
compared the revobitioaar. services of
the German leader To those OF General
Lafayette and kochambeau
According To thu French viewpoint,
the com parisun wa to STE detriment OF
The French heroes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
BURGLARS MAKE
r~-s IN ROANOKE

Especial ~ Tie Richmond Nirginian.)
ROANOKE. VA. Dee. a.-Two small
robberies We're committed here We'd
resday night; The st,rage-room of a
huckster named j. y. kingrey was
entered aud II lot 81 butter. eggs ard
chickens We're stoinn.
The SAIGON Of Minter Brothers, Com
nercc street, WAS entered and the cash
drawer ritled. Five dollars In cash was
stolen ard also a lot Of eern whiskey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
NEGRO Drop. Dead ,

Suffering with heart disease. Philip
Rrightweii, d very old colored >tlan,
employed at the Tredegar Iron Wroks,
dropped dead Thursday afternoon near
tho nail cutter. The cnisper WAS call
cd immediately and turned the body
over to tho mans family.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
RESIDENCE Oh \. ~.
PAYNE BEsTHOYED

Especial to The Richmond virginian.p
hAMPLIN CITY. VA, Dec. Sire
rsv~A' at IN early hour Wednesday
morning Nearly all the furniture was
..as.. sS.,ss .roye,t. There was SOME iDst.r-s
ssnce on the building but aone ON the
furnlturs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
Helm Nanted-NaIe.


" \ NTED-BRfGHT BOYS TO DO
light work after school. good pay to
boys who hustle; special prtSHS &tven
to the best boys Apply f. NJ. CIR
eulatlns Department. Tire fttchnehd
:. sr.srt al.a.k,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09

OPEN AND TOP FROM ss5 UP, SUR
ries, ruuabouts ard top ruEg!es from
$40 up. Miiburn and Th1rnhill Farm
wagons. narrow and wide tires. frofa
SIS ~. Repairing, painting AMI
get my prices before you buy r. Z
BRfST0N. 3t-IS-l5 North Eighteenth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
Helm Nanfed-i en-, ale.

-,,-~--o.-.--->~>-~~----~--.
W aNTED-BRlGHT ACTiNh. Sales
girls for all departments, with or
without e&perg cglcc. reference re-
Quired .snnly MILLER x Ri4GAIS
WANTED~~A THOROUGHLY ENPt.
risncad and reliable nurse. Phone
Madison, g42S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
FEY. R. c STR|BL|NG
HAS ARRIVED
COMES TO PETERSBURG TO TAXI.
PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
TOBACCO VERY ACTIVE
LisE DEMAND FOR STOCK N AGRt-
CULTURAL FAIR TO DE Held
~ PETERsB,RG NEXT
FsIt.

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian3
PETksRSBE RIG, on, Dee. 4.-aeX.
charles II. stribilng. the new pastor
Of Tahb street Presbyterian church,
arrived IN mis- city TnursGa. to take
charge OF his pulpit. 80 which he was
ealiea ear4y in tne summer. hut from
when he was attained on account %
his own aud his family sickness.
II ,tf4n443L j. o'u. Oh tn.e oszk
known preachers in the Presbyterian
church and received anunaEimauS call
rom the congregation Of the Fatt'
street church.
nr. Barn0clI Leaves.
Rgge. =. ". ':arnwel6 of 81. faut's
church, Petersburg, who recently re-
signed IN erder To return To. literary
wcrk in South Tiroiipa. removed his
family t. it4aftne = =. Thursday
Ir l}apnwstl Will return u ft-
t.rghEtrg each sunday until the pulpit
, Is Tiled.
The retirement @f Mr.. Barn@ell from
Petersburg Is greatly regretted ~ ms
MANY irlenas III this city. where ne has
$50 aatisla etofilv served his eoT9ttaa-
ton for severn! years. l)r. isarnUefi
via also take charge OF his gam IN
South Carolina, During his r.Side uee
in Petersburg M has made n4neh his
gent worker in the orea nizatiou u Tho
sons ~ Hunt aderate Veterans
Tobacco Demand Heavy.
ffags5as u large amount 81 ta84e-
CO was sold in The warehouse ~ Pc
teisburE. During the day from 81 10
100 wagons yere in front 81 the ware
houses. and tae sales Werf mann aud
good prices prevailed. From .noa Til
Christmas there will he cessation n
tn. market a. buyers are active ard
NAil giEe gas'd Prices for the oem-
modify
is,,es Iirm~ q. Interest.
Pr. William T. :smith.g pfinfz-
pal ~ he Petersburg High school
te n zaeee - tho Organization III
ihss city u Virginia volunteer cadets
ana has written senator I4aSsfter 4
letter IA favor III the plan
Tae remains a. lhg isie James -
Bets arrived ffem NoW afs i as.aH
morning and we're taken e. tia fizlfard
eemeterN and inferred MIR. butts
1as #eli knoWn III petcrShurg and
had many friends and relatives ia the
city.
Good Demand for stock
There = nlusn demand for STOCK Il
the agricultural fair 10 be held lis
Petersburg next fall MIR. Patterson
~ho has charge Of the sale ii Stoez
IN tae organization, states that since
Tire city Council has granted q per-
ton Il West End Park as a site for
the proposed fair. that the fair COM
niftee has better basis l. work
upon Great preparations are making
ttr q large display III this fair
Mr.. Walter Jackson. Il former resf-
deat OF this city, has returned here
fren Ashey5lle. after being In that c!ty
( twelve Eeafe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09
Real Estate For Rent

e'oa RtsNT--a sot'Tn ElGHTH ST,
hetNeaa Main and Cary. is.3he SanAre
feet n. SELDOM TsNisnH Il 60
Eseg asNT Ia ~ salId nISh ST,
half s1uGre from &prroc Park. H..
SELDOM TAYLOR & CO
For RENT. its and III SOUTH FOUR
tenth street anposite southern dr.
pot. Il. sa.t.GslN TAYLOR a CO.
FOR RENT--FsIAT No. 10 sol I'll
Third street tseconil viii be nut -
nice repairs IA. SELDOM TAYLOR
d I'D
For RENT--loui y. CARY STREET
between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
aS.5a0 square feet, ii SE.A-DoN
TAYLOR a. CO,
Fog RENT. MAIN sTRIsfsf STORE.
It's Eass; possession at enee. Chez
rent ILL., SELDOM TAYLOR & co.
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I ituas'ens Wanted Female.

stuasscnS Wanted Female.
4 GOOD YOUNG LADY STESOGRA-
phsr desires position, references Civ.
en-. Phone Madison siT5-L.
EXPERIENCED. rfioHoUGHLY cont
petent steuographer. desires posi-
ZION Phone Madison s0Ie-J.
VA NfED--- REFINED. STRONG, CAY
able aud cheerful young southern
girl desires Immediately position
iu refine home or Institute. as house
keeper, care linen room, FIRST class
nnrse or companion 10 nervous or
convaleseent person. Win nurse In
valid. Coed references. Address G.
Gt, care lt'ehnaond VirSsn!an
w sNTEIs. * 4 RESPECT sRLE GIRL
general house work In small family.
no washing. Phone Monroe lf64-J,
A NICE WOMAN, LIVING At EOS
North Second street. wants cieanink
or days work at some Kind TO do
TyPEw RITING. FIRST tsLASS WORK
AT reasonable ratet. SEE 4TEfOa-
AAPHEn H01el nichmoaa
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eoLn WATER PAINT.
eeial Notice.


LADIES, TO CLOSE OFT My STOCK
All MAKING TIP $50 SUITS Fok
$S5. DON'T LOSE TINS OPPoRTl
NIFTY, ~ THERE ARE ONLY TNtt
MORE WEEKS TO TAKE ORDERS
FOR SUITS TO BE MADE IL
CHRISTMAS II. JEMiS, 70.
&0RTH FIRST STREET. PHONE
MONROE aa6u.
RIcHMo&ys GREATEST DYERs AND
cleaners OF ladies' yeats and ehD-
drens garments Il. f. LUMPkiN;
North Fourth. Phone Monroe 4SS-.
Work called for and delivered.
WE OVERHAUL STEAM SYST Eitsss
and make them wo-lS where thay
haTea't worked before. VA. PLUMB
ING, HEATING CO
SPE(IAL ATTENTION To CLEANING
airs! repairing fsar t'hrlstmas. CHIT.
MAN NJ. N HiTE,. 500 y Third. Phons
Aipgrhe if3s.
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.iinr til.Axr- STOVES.

WE CARRY COLES ORIGINAL HOT
Blast" stoves. onc-fhrd coal saved
also roo6 heaters. See us before
buying ELIZA HARDWARE co.
CHRISTMAS PROBLEMS SOLVED
call on y KLEIN * son, ING. e2e
T. Broad
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49, ---4--------- .-- = 81
tsfaiF. AND EMEST.

WE CARRY LINE. FOR SPEiNkI.ING
and building. also cement and hair
hardware. etc. ELLA HARDIN 4 Il l.
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ftsNREDEEAIED DOT Il sAAf4&1
guns, less than factory pficl
ERS. IA4i Il. Main strAGt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-09

OUR PLUMBING REPAIR
ment is is at your serves
attention. VA. PLGMRINES;
ING co. sgS