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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-07
SMOKE GOING TO
REST FOR A YEAR
Going to Europe and Says He Is
Not Surprised at Agitation
Against Films

GRAND ISLAND. Neb., July g.
Just say for me that Langford hasn't
got chance" said Johnson tonight to
the Associated Press correspondent
while his train stopped here at 10
o'clock.
IN not going to fight again for one
year. L think have been square with
the American people and have done all
| can be asked to do for while 1
have put up five fights in rapid sue
cession. / believe am entitled to
take some time before going into the
ring again.
i am going to Europe to fill some
OF the numerous contracts have been
receiving and that have here now"
What about the pictures?" asked
the champion, who had not received
the news Of the day.
When informed of-the action of au-
thorities all over the country, he said ::
We'll, I'm not surprised at it, and
especially not at Washington
Johnson showed no mark of his re-
cent battle.
A crowd gathered at the station to
get glimpse of the Reno winner
There were repeated calls for John
son, but he did not show himself out
side the car.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-07
DRIVER KILLED
ON AUTO TRACK
Thomas Kincaid Crushed Under
Racing Car When Machine
Runs Over Embankn7enf

INDIANAPOLIS, July 6.-Thomas
Kincaid. a well known automobile
driver, was killed at Indianapolis
motor speedway this afternoon He
was on the track in trial practice when
his car, a National ran of the high en-
bankment at the southeast corner of
the course. He was caught beneath
the wreck.
Kincaid had been employed by the
National motor vehicle company for
several years and the last two years
had been engaged exclusively in driv-
ing racing cars. He lived in this city
and was not married.
His last notable victory was at At
lanta early this year. when he and
his driving partner. Johnny Aitken,
won a 200 mile race on the two mile
course.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-07
THIS OPERATION HARD
ON THE BANKROLL
Hubby Excited Because Wife
Had Kimono Cut Out

Evidently some portion of the new
husbands training is being neglected.
AT least, that is the impression in a
certain hospital, where youth who
gave his name as Charles A. TAYLOR
caused considerable excitement the
other day when permission was refused
to him to see his wife, who, he in
sisted, was undergoing treatment there,
says the Philadelphia Times.
According to the orderlies on duty.
Taylor arrived with his face in per-
spiration. 1t was obvious that he had
been running several squares
Il want to see my wife, he gasped.
It took some explanation to convince
the orderly. that one so young could
have wife. When the satisfactory ex-
planation had been made, the officer
turned to the registry
There is no such person here" he
replied, after moment.
What! Do not hold me in such sus-
pense. can not stand it. 1 must see
my wife before she undergoes that
operation
But tell you she is not here"
Now, know that she is here" in
sisted the young man. for here is a note
which I found on the hall table this
afternoon. Read IT." The note read:
Dear Charlie: I have gone to have
my kimono cut out. Yours, Ethel"
There are about 26.so0 worms to an
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-07
FANS CONVINCED
JEFF QUIT COLD
Last STAND" a Disgrace, Big Fellow
Acting Like Frightened Mouse
By w. J. SLATTERY

Jefe
has beaten,
and dsgrad
OF
Never in
Tor the harsh bitter criticism which
of the shaggy S mentioned.
gutter accepted
1t shrunk around.
SHOWING A DISGRACE
Whatever
acted frightened
a and hook him Whatever fighting spirit
as
thoroughly o
has collected bis 0O00 for making himself the the fighting world
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-07
HALL GAME PROUD OF
HIS RUINED NERVES

Apropos of Hall Gaines recent law
suit. New York playwright said:
Hall Caine is always talking about
his health. his ruined nerves, insomnia
and so forth. He is as proud Of his in
yalidism as Sandow is of his muscles.
The last time / saw Hall Caine was
In his bedroom in the Hotel Walton in
Philadelphia. The little, thin man with
his domelike forehead and weak, wispy
brown whiskers looked more like
Shakespeare than ever
Mr.. Hall Caine, said, L hope you
are WE'LL
Well?' he snarlee, I'm far from
we'll l haven't slept, sir, for two
weeks
Then. said I, you're ever so much
better, for the last time l saw you you
hadn't slept for month louisville
Times
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-07
Empire City Results

EMPIRE CITY RACETRACK July 6-Ben
Loyal proved a surprise when lsa won the ia
naica selling stake at six furlongs easily today.
The race was unsatisfactory. the favorite
Foilie Levy, refused to break and was left at
the post. Summary:
First race. five and half furlongs-Sumu1er-
time. 10 TO 1. won; White Wool lt to B. second I:
Firewood, to l. third. Time, los
Second race, FIVE and a half furlongs-Tubal.
to l, won; Rialto Is to D. second; Rosimiro.
to 1, third Time. :07 3-5.
Third race, one mile and 20 yards-Prince GAL
TO TO-, won; Stanley Fay. to l. second; Guy
Fisher, 3 to /, third. Time. :43.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Ben Loyal to (,
won; Tim Pippin. TO /. second. Time, 1913 Is
Follie Levy left at the post.
Fifth race, five and half furlongs-Star Char
ter, IL to 5, won. Regon. TO L. second; Amalfi
II to !, third. Time, 1907.
Sixth race, one and a sixteenth miles-Arcte,
to l. won; Star Actor, 2 to 3. second; Apollo
gize, TO ), third. Time, 1:47 la
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-07


laugh IN his sleeve at them ALL What
need he care now? The wolf never will
break into his back door He can go
right ahead with any sort of arrange
1nents he pieases down on that alfalfa
ranch The fans don't care so long as
he does not attempt to enter the ring
again. If he does, there will be a roar.
WAS A SAD SIGHT
These are hard, cold facts: facts
which the followers of the game are
now busily engaged in analyzing. Sen
tin1ent is thrown to the winds when
they stop to consider how Jefries con-
Quoted himself in the ring The sad.
forlorn, pitiful sight which this once
great human fighting machine pre-
sented as he foundered around that
Reno ring is forgotten now. They be-
lieve that he quit deliberately, and no
amount of argument or persuasion can
alter their opinions. They don't want
70 hear Jeffries' name again
Always Of q surly, mean disposition
Jenries is 100 times worse now in his
hour OF misery than he was in his hour
OF triumph. He speaks to nobody save
q few of his intimate friends and he
does not waste any words with them.
They keep him barricaded. There is
no chance to get an audience with JEFF
fries any more. and, incidentally. very
few Of the celebrities or others are
seeking an audience with him.
COMES VIA STOCKTON
Jen's special car was attached to the
regular train which left Reno on Tues
day evening. When the train pulled
into Sacramento the car was deatched
and hooked TO another train which
brought it around TO Oakland by way
Of Stockton. Whether Jeffries could
not stand the humiliation Of coming the
regular way has not yet been deter
mined.
There was no sympathizing crowd
there to meet him. either. A few of
the hangers on at the depot recog-
nized him, but aside from taking
peek at the face which johnson so
themselves. There was no sympathy
for hin1-no cheers. He never was very
popular, but he never came in for any
thing like that before in all his life
Shartly before Ii o'clock Jeffries and
his wife went to the Piedmont baths
where they stayed until ! o'clock
Mrs. Jefries then retired at the
Adams hotel and the remainder Of the
party made short automobile tour of
points Of interest in Oakland and
vicinity, also attending to some busi-
ness matters.
Van Court said that Jenries had de-
posted $4,000 in the Oakland bank of
savings yesterday afternoon.
HAS EYE TREATED
Late in the afternoon Jeffries visited
DR.. Francis r. Musser, 1853 Broadway,
for the purpose of having his eye treat
ed. Doctor Musser made careful ex-
animation and said that he did not
think the injury was serious. although
il would be some time before the men,
Der could be used freely. AS the big
boiler maker descended the steps from
Doctor Musser's Office a large crowd
gathered around the entrance, and it
was necessary to have the police clear
the sidewalk before JEFF could make his
way out He went TO the Adams hotel.
where he joined his wife. Two guards
were stationed outside the door of Peff-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-07
S. S. S. !
PERMANENTLY HEALS
SORES AND ULCERS


not
healing
nnpui
medical advice tree THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA CA
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-07
OSTRICH OF ARGENTINE
BOASTS OF THREE TOES

The native ostrich or nandu (Rhea
americana) of Uruguay and Argentine
resembles the African bird in a general
way. but is smaller, of mixed gray
color and has three toes. whereas the
larger species has but two.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-07

ries room to see that he remained un-
disturbed until evening
Dick Adams said that according to
present plans Jeffries and his wife will
leave for Los Angeles on tomorrow
mornings early train, whence they will
go direct to their ranch home at Bur-
bank
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-07
NEW BOAT SECOND

PEORIA, Ill, July 6.-In an exhibi-
ton mile against time Cero II, owned
by Robert Deming of Cleveland, here
today established a new American rec
ord for boats under 80 feet In length
by negotiating the distance in / minute
49 20 seconds, or at the rate of $3.50
miles per hour. at the annual regatta
of the Mississippi Valley power boat
association.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-07

There are about 26,So0 worms to an
acre of cultivated land.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
En1poria

- EMPOBIA.- March -1a--Mrs.
W. j. Deal and her niece, Miss Helen
Weaver both OF Enporta, are visit
ms friends in Baltimore, Md. and
W Arlington. ID. G.
Invitations have been sent out by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thsophius Bafrum. of
Smithfeld, TO the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mary Ives, to Mi .
Peter Walker Turner. of Emporia at
Christ Episcopal church on the even
ing Of March the 3Oth, at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer and
their little boy. Jack, have removed
from Emporia 20 Caroline county, Va.
Mr.. Palmer has been engaged in eoun-
Is road surveying here.
Miss Annie Mason, OF Richmond.
has returned from a visit TO her
father ana mother, Mr, and Mrs. June
III aSon. ot the county.
Mr.. Whaley. cashier of the South
IIili Bank of Brodnax, was a visitor
to oar town this week.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Robinson, Of Greenes-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Panplin City

BAMPLIN- CITY, y As~7aa4i or RI / F.
at.ssfs Pope and Merrill. nephews Of
Mr.. W G. Merrill, of Akron. onto.
who have been visiting Mr.. MeTrili
al tbs Home and Resaeat Hospital Ia
Lynchburg. where he has been very
Ill. were visitors In town this aeeySr
AIR James Mccain. Who recently
pure haxed a farm near here, has 3ugt
returned from visit to his former
home In Cleveland. 0nio. lie was ae-
COMMANDED oa his return by his
daughter,
Mr. w f. Moore has moved to the
place known as the Mathews place.
which he recently purchased.
Mrs. F.. r. Warren has returned
from a delightful Visit 70 her daugf-
ter Miss Hannah Warren, Of Rich
mcnd.
Mr.. c. F. Harvey has been pro-
NOTED TO the management OF the pipe
factory here. His predecessor, Dir.
w. O. Merrill. has been unable to re-
tain the position on account OF his
health
Mr.. j. T.. Moore. a prominent eiti-
zen of Prince Edward county, near
here who was injured by a horse
seFae time age, Is still suffering from
the effects of the same, and II other
wise In feeble health,
Mr. p r. Warren, Of this place
preached last Sunday morning at Buff
falo Presbyterian church, near here.
In the absence of Mr. Paisley, the
pastor, who was called on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19

Mr. Edward Vaughan has accepted
n position with manufacturing plant
In Pittsburx. Pa.
Mr. r. w Harding. or Fourth street
Edward county. > : M
Mrs. John Brockwell has been
taken TO the Virginia hospital FOR, an
operation.
Captain r. c. Day. or the Ches-
speake and Ohio railway. white
coupling cars near Gladstone last
Wednesday. was very PAINFULLY iniur-
cd about his eyes 1t Is not serious,
however. and he hopes 10 pesout in
a few days
nend Fire Department, celebrated
their twenty fourfh anniversary on
last Tuesday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Frederic ksburg

! Special to The Richmond Virginian. J
| FREDERICKSBURG VA, Marea
t1s-Mrs Lloyd NJ. Jones is visiting
Relatives in Richmond After a short
| stay there she viii visit Rev, \. W.
| Hampton *Jcnes, of Burlington, Va
| Mrs John Nj. Hui. af Stafford, has
returned from 4 visit to Mrs. w. X,
d. Moncure. OF Richmond. Mrs. Mon
cure accompanied her home.
Mrs E. c. Minde is visiting her sis
tiers, Mrs Grasty and Mrs. Campbell,
OF Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Smithy. of Ashland.
spent FEW days here this week With
Mrs. George w, Shepherd. Sr.
Mr. Samuel workman. of this city,
is visiting relatives in Richmond.
Mr.h A. r Emhrey has returned
from Atlantic City, where she has
been staying on account of her health.
Miss Mary Gusts Lee. of "fi9hian5
Home Stafford county. IL visiting
friends tn Washington.
Mrs w. c Lynch. of Richmond, H.
visiting Mrs. c. E. Bragdon and
family.
Mrs. IT. +. Crismona has returned
Madison county
MIR. James Hawkins, Of Whining
ton. n. c.. has returned home on ac-
count Of illness.
Mrs. r. r. Myers. or Washington. Is
a guest Of her sister, Mrs, General
ID. d. Wheeler, of this ciiy,
Mrs. Edward Waller. OF Garrison
/, M, has returned from rigit 70
fiiends IN Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hirsh left
Thursday for Atlantic City on account
of Mrs. Hirsh's health.
Miss Mamie Fowies has returned
home from d visit to friends To New
York.
MIR. D. q. Someryiile. Of Cnlpeper
county. Is whiting Mr. s. w Somsr-
willie.
The ladies OF the Young Woman'a
Auxiliary or the Baptist church are
ARRANGING Fer a silver tea OF. March
"a, An attractive program lis being
prepared,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Buerla Vista

Especial to The Richmond virginiau1
BUENA Vista. March l9.--One III
the most brilliant recital OF the win.
ter season was given at the Southern,
Seminary on last Mon-ay evening ~
the pupils from fhe departments OF,
Music and Eiecution. Numbers de-,
serving special mention were the piano
solo CT Miss Swartx and the vocal
selections OF Misses Grace and Rubi-s
nette Lee. These latter two young
ladies ara among the graduates III
vocal music this year.
The graduating reertaIs will heafns
at the seminary on next Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Embfee tsre
spening several day sin New York
city. ~
Miss Nora Sanford OF CoilierstOwm.
Is the guest, Of Mrs. w. r.. Paxton.
Key. II. n. Rowe II spending sey@
eral days III Bowling Green
Mrs. @, NJ. Speck has returned from
Georgia, where she spent mouth.
Miss Miriam Emhoitz and Mr.. j. II.
TAYLOR spent the weekend with Mas
Anne Smith In Glasgow. Y#
MIR. IT. II. Esmhree, Of Rristn1. sbNnf
several days with his parents I'M
week. S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Chase City:

Especial to The Richmond yirginianl
CHASE CITY. VA. March 19.--Tne
woman's Club this week has as host
ess the Misses Ietam. of Oak Lawn,
where the ladies' of the club and Wig
itors IN town met Friday afternoon
for n St Patriok's entertainment.
Among the visitors present were Miss
Rose snyder. Of Washington, ID. c.;
Mrs. T. J. Jefrress and Mrs. Joseph T..
Hutchinson. of Chase City. The club
members pfosent were Mesdames n.
III Williams. G.. q. Taylor, w. l..
Broocks. w. y. Worrell, Baseom Dey,
w. r., Clark, Adam Finch. j. T.. Pru-
deu, Carson Gregory. y r. Duke,
Thomas G. Boswell and c. NJ. Bos-
well.
Carver. little SON of Rev. II. T.
Williams. Is confined at HIS home with
fracture Of the large bone of his
right leg, which he broke while flimb-
ing ara failing from an iron fence.
Mr.. e. w Hudgius and bride, nee
Norton, Of keysriiie, Ng-, Will more
TO Richmond after September next,
where MIR. iTudgins will engage In his
law profession. Miss Morton ives
for some time leading soprano IN the
First Baptist and Holy Trinity
churches of Richmond -
Miss Mae Lelte, who for the past
SIX months has been teaching In the
graded school OF Somerset. left last
Wednesday 10 accept q position as
teacher OF history in Bailhaeen Col
lege. at Jackson. Miss.
Mr.. r e. Roberts. brother of Hon.
L. "a Il. Roberts, Of this district, is
much beneffted by hospital treatment
received in Richmond this week. "
Rev. Mr. Stuart, OF the Anti-Saloon
League. viii address the Y. M 9. A.
al Town Hall sunday, March 20. at
Z p NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19

willie county, died the first of the
week. and his remains were buried
near his home MedneSday- Iils wlfe4
two grown sons and three daughters.
all grown. survive. Mr.. Robinson
was well known citizen OF the eoun~
~. and was member Of Zion Bep-
list church, near shippers
Mr.. and Mrs Abel Green. their
daughter Mabel and Mr. and Mrs.
George RI, Plant. of Gresnesville c0un-
~ will leave Tuesday for their new
homes in Nebraska.
Misses ralne Lunday and Leila
Powell. Of Tillar were visitors here
"Wednesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
]. S, JAMES,
Jeveier and 0piiciae, Seventh and Aain.

slowing, thoush still confined to mis-
bed
MIR john r. o'Geadg Is having
plans drawn for a handsome resi-
Gcn(c on the corner Of Fulton and
Denny street
Mrs. Fred Emmerson is having two
handsome heuses erected on Lester
street near Denny.
Mr 4. e. Nelson made hurried
aHstuos3 trip ia Norfclk this week.
aliss Sadie SolCs has returned from
y visit t. her home in Gloucester soua-
ty.
Nj James Hartley IS extremely III
The Ladies' Auxiliary soGiety NJ
penny-StreGf caur"h viii meet II the
residence OF Mrs Il, Nielsen, S94l Will
iiamsburg avennc, Monday afternoon
at half past TWO o'clock, and go IN q
body Ia the home of Mrs. Pugh on
Williamsburg road near National
cemetery.
Mr. Weber. from near Laurel Hin.
has sold his farm and with his fam
lily viii leave MondaF fer his old home
in Michigan.
MIR. Charles L. Eaeho has left for
Atlantic City \. j., whore he Will re-
main come time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Eulton News
News items may he left AT Nell
sens Furniture store. or rhoa,etl
TO Madison iTl0.

Mrs. Lewis Hansen, of State street,
has returned home from a visit To
relatives in Portsmouth
The condition of Miss Laura CARRIER
Is somewhat improved. Hopes are
row entertained FOR her recovery.
Miss Katherine Pease. of Norfolk.
after visit 10 relatives here. has re-
taaned ONT
Chrie Rescher. Of Louisiana street.
IN confined to- his home by sickness.
Miss Gcrtie Wall has returned H.
her home IN New Kent county. after
4 visit of several weeks with relatives
here
l'r ", w Nelson. who has heon
sick for eight weeks, is improving
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19

11Fs. May NJ Foster. ~ GwathmeE,
returned last week from Norfolk.
where ste gave --'f'be Family Album
with great success In some of the
most trnA4laeHs ef49FH+-astA F}et- "
bum IL pronounced by all a. one Of
the best church entertainments eXeI
given. Mrs. Foster personates the
ohafaGter ef aR old lady SHOW ing the
pictures" Of her 'anccstors." which
she describes ip very unique and
amusing manner the east consisting
of some Ut the most prominent
fhtnrb people Mrs. ieoster has con-
Stitfts-e these t#lnntefits In KEN
tueity. Indiana and Virginia iu high
is artistic and enjoyable manner.
Snciai- AlIair- At iia+A4e
most efjeya Ole ent9rtainment was
given "a the pupils, former pupils and
fr1end3--abuut $50 a. 81 hutn were
present-~-of the Massey business Col
ege Friday evening, marking the
closing of the night school At the
conclusion of the program delightful
r-r-+ f7rr-r
latham 1nA4e-a- Elitl1nE address nn
The Ideals ct Work. The follow
ing program Was rendered with re-
pfated cnjNrGg
T. Invocation--Rev Hugh D. G,
Atarigcft5n
tap The Line March,' to-
Washington Crossing tine Delaware
go Mandolin Csub. Messrs Emmett
CamnaG6, r .. Smith. jones MiJEle-
5eft tfeItdt,ft ean4fsaa.-l,
g Announce men} MIR e. h. Lay
Held.
i. MaSic selected Messrs. Graham
t.eesy. II. NJ HelloweIl ana NJ, r.
:. Roadlng Angellna'-Mrs, Belle
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Highland Springs


Rev. Balerson. pastor of the Metho-
dist church. VINO was visiting reia
tives In Washington, hoping to reeu-
perate. came back last week to take
charge Of his church. lie is not
Strong- enough TO take LID his church
duties. as he expected to do. so will
return To Washington this week.
Mrs. Davis, Of Fairmohnt. visited
her son and family this week
The American Locomotive Works,
OF Richmond, presented mas hinery 10
the Highland Springs school for the
manual training class, SO that the boys
max be taught the uachinist trade.
MI Clarence Gray left last Nednas-
day night for covington. KY where
he with reside.
Mrs Hollis continues 70 be very gick
at her home, on Juniper avenue.
Mrs. Ed Davis. who has been sick
for sople time. is still confined 70 her
home
Mrs Edith Gordon. who has been
very sick at the home of her mother,
was able 10 be ont for o short white
IA ednasaaI- -
NJ II. tsiarfx.af tentrafts,. visited
his sister, Mrs, Davis, this week.
Mrs& P. S~ank, OF Richmond. visit
sd nars brother Th4lrsdaN ~
fiFst Parish Unitarian church.
Highland SprinEx jain l.. Rob
inson. o. Hienmcnd, will preach at
II A. M. evening service at 1:ao.
Sermon viii be by the minister on
Spiritual Ideals and Social Progress
The SUNDAY school will have rehear-
sal for Easter service at I2:1A.
The repairing upon the vestry of
the chapel is nearly completed and
will he finished in time for the social
lunch aud sale of pottcd flowers for
Easter, which will take place on Sat
urday afternoon and evening, under
the auspices oi the Highland Springs
Wonan's Branth Alliance
special business meeting OF the
church IL called for April 5 at p NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
CHURCH HILL NEWS

Ham. Is spending the week with Mrs
Ida Clarke. of Chin horace park,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19

The society editor Of tho Rich
saond virairian will be clad to re-
ceivc social items and personals.
Thxse may be sent by mail If en-
dcrsed with the name and address
of the contributor, Or may be
phoned to Madison 1928.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Tho Ia1LltI,. .Nllllii,,.

IN entertainment. entitled "'Fht
Family. Album" viii he given nn Fri
day evening March Is. at 80 p
AZ "a taA lecture 1ett-ftf ~ tt'r 'Fhirr
Presbyterian church Refreshrneuts
viii be- served after the entertain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
,ena the deliberations Of both OF these


Misses Mabel and Lillian Toombs
haze returned from Florida, after a
tttp - So ~eeHs through tnat State
They spent most If the siX weeks H.
Famp8 whore they were delightfully."-
{ nfa-I la inan-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19

is his glasses. especially when he
gets on the shady side OF 40 years,
but he should be sure he gets the
right kind. They should be fitted
by an expert to get the proper
results, We employ only experts,
and give you tlac right thing and
guaranteed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
IL. D. Fonte.


Ground MIR. II. y. Foute.
a ideals of work"--Rev, Hugh ID.
/. ~.
~ -iaeia' ''aH
10. Violin soio, When You ana
Ware YaHas MaaHism---MF~ Graham
,.~,.
-, ann.
:. hc.luti"H' ee'sNsea
iinpefiake'
u. Hcme' sweet nome itiiuo-
IN Sfup-
sepcf NcFs"ts.
Mlss Annie u; Naalel. tsrritorial s 3,-
ccutiNe 81 me ". y q, ot o"ul'
aaf7ilna, Notth taroliha ahh - Atiaia.
VIII speak at Nesper Services ounoas
afternoon az 3,"V AZ me y. W. y ~
pnlidinE 10Y East frahRliu street
Mrs. Clarence t&dot VIII sius ana
there VIII pc ptner inusieat nui'ipei
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19

Miss Josephine and Iunningha m
Elicit left Yesterday for New York
city to join their father. who has taken
an apartment there,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19

ISIS Aiieen Cowardln and Mis-;
Maria Mines are the guests Of Mrs
Menaicus Lankf1rd. in Raleigh ave
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19

Mrs. " T. Hurt aas returned I
Blackstone. after q pleasant visit &
Richmond