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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
NAMES DEFENDANT
FOR RECEVERsH|P
Souabble of Farmers in Collec
ton Agency Aired Before
Judge Ingram.

Following a suit for the appoint
ment of a receiver forthe Southern
La wand Collection Agency. filed by
E. M. Roscher against his business
partner, NJ. Brown. Judge Ingram has
named the defendant In the case as
receiver. The action is shrinking In
that Mr. Roscher, in his bin of com
plant charges Mr. Brown with coll
lecting money for the firm, for which
he failed to account. and with being
in danger of insolvency
Mr.. Roscher says in his petition that
there are large sums due he said CO.
partnership. to-wit., the sum of about
$1,000, and your orator fears and so
charges that the said M. Brown is
in danger of insolvency and If al
lowed to continue to collect the funds
of said partnership. your orator
win lose the amount due him from
the said assets of the partnership.
the partnership was formed De-
cember 10, 1909. Mr.. Roscher says
he contributed legal business on which
about 5000 was due, and that Mr.
Brown contributed about $500 cash
Mr.. Eoscher declares several hundred
dollars due him from the firm.
Judge Ingram orders Mr.. Brown
to collect all moneys due the firm
and to deposit the same in bank te
the credit Of the court. until further
orders. Mr. Brown is required tc
furnish a bond of $50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
TWO FIRES SWEEP
DIXIE PLOW PLANT
Flames of Unknown Origin Cause
Damage to Extent of
Thousands,

Following "n the very heels of
fire which had broken out only FIVE
hours before and which caused dam
age TO the extent of $1,000, a second
blaze swept Starke's Dixie Plow Man
ufacturing plant shortly after s O'Clock
Thursday morning. causing damage to
the extent of several thousand doll
lars and gripping the plant To such
an extent that 1t will have to shut
down temporarily.
The plant Is located in an alley
running between Fifteenth and Seven
teenth streets and Main and Cary
streets. The exact damage has not
yet been determined, but ii lis known
to exceed the insurance by a large
amount. The origin of neither of the
tires is known.
The first fire was discovered shortly
after midnight. when flames ieaped
through the room Of the eupola OF
the plant. Fortunately the fire was
raging In a place where there was very
little wood work. The flames, how
ever. ruined much costly machinery
before finally being extinguished by
engine companies Nos. !. and I and
truck company No. O.
The second fire broke out in the
extreme west end OF the building.
which In used as q woodworking shop.
The place was packed with wood. and
in addition there was a quantity OF
varnish stored there. All this became
ignited. causing spectacular blaze,
which lighted up the neighborhood for
several blocks. Policemen discovered
the conaagration and turned In an
alarm from box No. asa. at Fifteenth
and Main streets. Engine companies
Nos. l, 2. and and truck company
No. responded, but before they ar
rived the flames had gained such
headway as to force the firemen to
confine their initial efforts toward saw
ing the remainder of the building.
The fremen fought the flames for
more than an hour before finally con-
cuering them.
No one was In the building when
either of the fires occurred. 1t is
thought possible that both We're caus-
ed by sparks dropping on the roof
from passing engines.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
ENEMIES MAY
MAKE CHARGES
Concern Felt Lest Republican De
mand Prosecution of Sue
cessful Candidate.

Unless the attention of Attorney Gen
eral Williams is officially called Ia
the fact that neither Messrs. Harry
l.. Maynard nor William A. Young.
congressional aspirants from the Sec.
ond district, sent to the Secretary Of
the Commonwealth his expense acsI
count incident TO the recent primary
election. 1t is probable that the or
Tense will be passed over and fore
gotten as quickly as possible, accord@;
ing TO reports current in official cir.
cles.
The law devised TO promote puro
elections has been violated so many
times since its adoption that 1t Is res
garde@t by many as a dead letter and
Its $4,000 penalty a farce,
1t is claimed by many that the
phraseology of the statute lis obscures
that ii is still an unsettled question:
where the expense account is to ~
sent and that the penalty clause. willis
stating that violation consists OF negs
lecting To file the account in the Fnans
ner and form" prescribed. sets no time
limit whatever.
Colonel James, Secretary OF the
Commonwealth. declared Thursday
morning that he will issue no Ger
titicates of election until he has recete-
ed the election expenses of the suc-
/! cessful candidate. and consequently IL
Mr., foung's nomination il sustained
| by the investigating committee he Will
! according to the statute. have violated
the pure election law. and though &
is not probable that anyone In hin
own party will attempt to have him
prosecuted, it is feared that political
enemies will bring the matter to the
1 official attention OF the Attorney
General and insist that the terms az
the law be enforced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
BOTH WILL FILE
CHARGES OF FRAU
Young and Maynard to Lod
Complaint With Investigating
Committee.
IRREGULARITIES FOUNM
Enough to Choke an Ok iiI
Portsmouth and Some in
Norfolk New Primary. II

Especial to The Richmond yirgininn.3%
A>Dht'OLk, VA, september -
Botn N'inIam A, Young anu Harrx
l.. MAynaru Will maze charges ok#
trauu and irregularities before thsS
committee now investigating the con-
~ esslonaI primary tomorrow n1orn-
ing. The time limit tor hing ciAr3e49
expires tomorrow and It can be stat
ca with Il reasonable degree OF cex-sss
talnty that both sides will make soru48
sensational charges. s%
Attorney l.. A. bilosoiy, OF counGe4
for the people Will also file charGgN2
While Mr.. bllosoly VIII not say wfiA&
ne has round but declares that TIM
pon books snow Things that are bAMs
enough. Ri
II Is believed that Maynard will baAG
his charges prlncipaliy on the refurt11s
from Hail corner In Norfoik coungys
and from the Second ward OF Nor
folk. The latter ward, however, whicft%
mas been the target Tor charges OK
fraud from all over the State. haas
SHOWN up better than come "holtGF@A
places, II the expression on the rac44S
Il attorneys ana what ~ gieaned IfO1z&3
whispers can be counted lor anytninx,a
Mr.. Young and MIS- Irlenus cIAtfNs
they nave round enough 1rregulartttAMF
in Portsmouth and other Maynnr0s
secretly charged that ii certain witsI
nesses can ne induced to testify May
nara may lose many votes. IL III
whispered that because of irreguiari-S
ties three or four :iundreu votes IN
Portsmouth may he thrown out. 81.
May Throw Out Vote.
Maynard a. friends claim the vote
from Halls corner Will be thrown
out. This precinct returned IL votes
TOR Young and IL for Maynard.
There Is not the least DOUBT that
counter charges OF fraud and irregurs
larities Will he made by all sides. ~
Is also reasonably certain that 1t Will
be shown that II there WAS fraud, ~
was Ease or six of one and hair ~
dozen OF the other SIN
There is some talk on another prt&,
mary be ordered. 1t has even been
intimated that the committee. X ~
hnds frauds was rampant In Norf0IKs
Portsmouth, Norfolk county and sev~
eral precincts in other counties. they
viii recommend the holding Of am
( other primary. sssss
I Ii the use of money In violation at
the Barksdale pure election law, BY
either candidate Is proven Il is claim~
ed that the committee will recous
mend that he be not permitted to en-
ter the primary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
WILL MAKE REPORT
ON UNIFORM lANs

The Governor has received ietfqp
from Colonies James II. Cation ana;
Eugene Massie announcing that IN
report of the State commission ~
uniform legislation viii lsoon ba pxG3
scented. Both Colonel Cation and Coin.
mel Massie attended the eOnfer4ue1G
in Chattanooga last month. when lnsx&
yers and legislators from an over t2t
United States met for the discualf6
OF such subjects as extradition. dtvoSe
and reeordation.
1t was then found for the nrnt f1iS5
how different the existing stAtute4 MI
the different States really weIN, m54
as many of those present repreaen&S1
States which wish to perfect TN 1
formity of laws, ii Is probable that q ~
report to be made by Colonies Cn&N~
and Massie will be similar In aptFt&N
many made in aother StateGaf1 IT. NJ
ommending that the principal stntx
be brought under general 1y1
and made to conform 20 ~ ~ 1I1
nate the frequent confusion which
exists when the laws Of several 1t[@
are invoked in one case. III NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
NORTH CAROLINA HEIRS
FILE BILL OR COMPLAINT
Petersburg Property Cause Of Lit
igation in United States
Circuit Court.

c. q. Wilkinson, j. S. Wilkinson,
w. E. Wilkinson and NJ. E. Blanch-
ard. ali of Mt Olive, n. G, have
filed a bill of complaint in equity
in the United States Circuit Court
for Eastern Virginia. against George
L. Seay, of Richmond, executor of
the estate Of George w, Seay: and the
following residents OF Petersburg
Joseph w. Seay, Blanche Allen. Ruth
Baird Bonnie Hughes and Branch
Allen, executor of the estate of
Emma r. Allen.
The case involves the will of Emma
r. Allen. in that it is alleged that
property left solely to her husband.
but during his life only, and later
to GO TO heirs in North Carolina, had
been disposed of. This property con-
sists OF two houses in Petersburg. one
in Gill street and the other in High
street The income from the rental
of these dwelling was to have gone
to the husband during his life, after
that they would become the property
OF heirs. 1t il alleged that they have
been sold. the Gin street house for
$500. and the High street house for
s2.20o, Heirs now claim this money
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
ADVANCES LOST
ON STOCK CHANGE
Heavy Profit Taking RESPONSE
ble-Market's Tone Continues
Strong.

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Although
the tone at the opening of the stock
market to-day showed a confirmation
of the strength that developed yes
terday and some gains we're maintain
ed In the important railroad issues,
the advances were not held, heavy
profit taking causing the initial gains
to be lost AT the end OF fifteen min
utes prices generally ranged under
yesterdays close.
After the declines sustained in the
first hour. the market assumed a
firmer tone, with many of the lead
ing railroads and industrials recover
ing part of the early losses.
Afte rthe first few minutes, prices
tended steadily downward, Union
Pacific, Reading and Steel common
declining a point or more from their
opening. Governments unchanged;
other bonds steady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
MANY VIRGINIANS WE'D
IN NATIONAL CAPITAL

WASHINGTON. p. c.. Sept. e2.--
The following marriage licenses were
granted to virginians here wednes.
day:
Samuel L. Parker. SO, and Blanche
II. Kay, AZ, both of White Postof-
flee, Va. The Rev. Donald C. Mac
Leod.
Orviile C. Clark. so, of winterpock
Va, and Kathleen NJ. Sims. 30 OF
Mosley, Va. The Rev. Donald c. Mac
Leod.
Will G.. Towsey, So. of Mineral Post
office. Va. and Clara 8. Garrett, ~
of West Point, Va The Rev. ]. J.
Muir.
Money T. Leslie. 81. of Roanoke,
Va. and Gertrude l.. Muller. 81, OF
Ocean View. Va. Hhe Rev. r. p,
Williams.
Paul Newman. 20, of Orange. Va.
and Ollie M. Pratt. 20. The Rev. NJ
w. Clair.
Frank ID. johnson. 81 of boswell
Va. and Fannie. r. Lucas. rs. The
NJ w. ID. Norman.
Charles A. Thompson. IS, and Al
berta M. Rosey. So. both OF Midland
Va The Rev. w. Westray
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
WOULD SAVE BROTHER
FROM ELECTRIC GIkN

Governor Mann Thure6ay ~
noon received letter from =
er OF Pink Barbour. the neGr
will be eiectrocuted Friday
asking that the puntshment
muted 10 life tmprison1neAt
letter is written by Emmett QoS
who lives In Augusta
Through isnofance the leff41
mailed to Senator Swanson, t1<1
gro evidently thinkine that 81
diateiy forwarded m Ietxo
ernor Mana IN n Z
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
GET PERMITS To BUILD
TENEMENTS ON B0WE ST.
Four Brick Buildings TO be Erect
ed Within the Near
Future.

Permits to build four brick tene-
ments on Bowe street, were issued
by Building Inspector Beck Thurs
day. Permits were also issued au-
thorizing repairs to a store on East
Broad street ara to abe National
Bank OF Virginia at Ninth and Main
streets.
The permits were issued to the
following:
William l.. Carneal. to build two
brick tenements on east side of Bowe
street between Leigh and Moore
streets Cost not given
John c. Epps to build brick tene-
ment on, east side of Bowe stree
between Leigh and Moore streets. Cost
not given.
Carneai and Johnston to build a
brick tenement on east side of Bowe
street between, Leigh and Moore
streets Cost not given.
u. and E. Mitteldorfer 10 repair
brick store No. cit East Broad street
TO cost s2,l00.
National Bank of Virginia to re-
pair brick bank building at Ninth
and Main streets. to cost s450.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
MUCH GOOD BUYING
.AbsOAbs OFFERINGS
Prices of Cotton Boosted Few
Points-September Loses
Point.

NEW YORK. September 32.-At the
opening the cotton market was bet
ter than due on the cables and q
good class Of buying absorbed the
offerings and sent prices from / to
points higher than the close yes
terday with the exception OF Septem-
Der. which was l point lower. A big
Texas operator was credited with
buying late months freely again this
morning.
Prices: September. 1876; October,
lS.2a02ti December, 1915 CIT; Jan
uary, l3.I3@ IL; March. ia.2S d a.;
May as.2a0 70 i July. t3.as@34.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
HOSPITAL LADIES TO
RUN STORE At FAIR
Bale of Hay and Collar Buttons
Will BE Among Articles
ON Sale.

Lady managers of the Retreat for
the Sick. at their regular monthly
meeting Thursday, put the finishing
touches upon their plans for coun-
try store at the State fair to he held
here the first week in October. 1t
was agreed that members OF the
board, selected for the duty, shall
serve as clerks in the store. CARRIED
In nurses cap and apron and wearing
the red cross.
Everything from a bale of hay to
a package of collar buttons will be
sold in the store" announced one OF
the ladies' after the board meeting.
The ladies have also completed
plans for two booths which they win
operate at the fair. They are ex-
pecting large returns on their invest
ment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
HEAVILY FINED
FOR SPEEDING
r. IT. Christian Draws Severe
Penalty in Police Court
Thursday.

A fine OF $50 was imposed on z. n.
Christian In police court Thursday
morning for exceeding the speed
limit in the city. Christian Is em-
ployed by the Richmond Motor Com
pany and was arrested by Bicycle
policemen c. B. Samuels and p A
Bolton.
The officers testiefid that the man
was driving at a speed exceeding thir-
ty miles an hour. When they saw
him he was driving down West Frank
lin Street between Lombardy and
Monroe Streets at 11:40 o'clock on the
night of September Is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
NATIONAL OFFICERS OF
r. r. 4. COMING HERE

Committees will be appointed Thurs
day night at the monthly meeting OF
Post a, Travellers Protective Associa-
ton TO entertain the National officers,
who will be here the first Saturday In
November. The officers expected are
President w. o Hudson. Directors.
Ashby Mills, v. j. Schumacher, and 9.
r. Tomlinson. Prominent members of
the organization from throughout yir-
ginia are also expected In Richmond at
this time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
Business Opportunities.

WE LOAN MONEY AT 8 PER CENT
simple interest to buy, build. Inn
prove real estate. or lift mortgages
anywhere Each $1,000 costs YOU
$3.50 per month plus per cent IN
terest which pays for the loan in
ten and one half years Can pay on
In full at any time thereby stopping
further interest J. " PONDER.
34-3s Chamber OF Commerce, Rich
mond, va. Monroe Sse
WE SELL BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
quickly and privately we are spe-
ctalists In business selling IL you
want to sell or buy business see
us. VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL CO.
iios East Main.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
BROWN EXP|ATEs CRIME
IN ELECTRIC CHAIR

Archer Brown. of Staunton, who
shot and killed Percy Hoy and the
latters grandchild last spring. ex-
plated his crime Thursday morning at
1880 O'Clock when he was executed
in the chair at the penitentiary. The
electrocution was successful
The chair win claim another muir
derer Friday morning when Pink Bar
hour, colored, of HarrIsonburg, will
pay the penalty for killing another
negro.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22

National Bank of Va 100 17s 1872
Va state & City Bank 100 10 It's
Petersburg Saw. ana ins 70
planters National 100 $50 -.
savings Bank of Rich'd. =. s2ls 81
Union Bank of Rich'd 50 2l4
Virginia Trust Co. 80. 100 IFS l1f1s
Merchants Il Mechan. 100 225
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Va. Fire and Marine
Virginia state .....
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amer. 10. Com ...... -. -. -.
Va. Car Chem pref =. 80. 80 l@S
Va. Car. Chem CO... 122 -:
Va. Car. Chem pref. -. 193 lSz
Am. To. Co. pref. sp. CT %
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.


STATE SECURITIES. BIDS Asked
North Carolina. As. C. Ie1.
Va. IS. Old {. and n. 1855 s41s $50,
Va. Centuries as. c. and r..
cry CRY sEEcuRlTiiE.s; '''S'' SS'a
Manchester City .,..
Richmond City. Is. n. 1890
Richmond City As, c 6 r.
fR ssflscsAD BONDS. - -
A. c. l. +, n. con Tr. Up. "a
A. c. L. Gifts. Ind.
G. and o. Gen. MIR. ms. 100 49,
Ga pac LIST Is. C.. 1922 1Is
Ga. Sou. and Fla. 1875. los -. -.
Ga. Ala Con. %. 1913 -. 1903 -.
Norfolk and West Ry. As. -
Nor as' ana West Poca. IS 1914 81 SO -
Rich. and Dam Gold Is. c..
s. ssas Air Line. IL. 1850 s. lo7'a
seaboard Adjustment, as 10 -
So ny. q r. Co. SIS 1884 "
&c. so. & RI Rev. q, N Is. 1858 'los -
Western N. c., LIST IS. 6. - =.
s ssls !; RAILWAY BoSpbssS >.
Norfolk Ry. L. Co. IS.
19A9 .e......'.........
Va. ny 4 T: CO. 5s 1894 ..ssH "a
STREET Rf. STOCKS. Par Bid Asked
Va, Ry. & p. Co. com 100 ~ ~
"a. cleo. Ry Div. Co. 100
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte. 400
Allan Coast Line Com ZOE lilo
A. c. l. Of Comm. 100
sor ana and 2, west. .. eon..ioo = :.
r. r. q r. Div, Oblig. 100 -.
SOU Railway Com =. 100 23
southern Railway. pfd 100 5aH
BANK AND TRUST Co STOCKS
American National 100 leo
nroad street Bank ...24 II. 80
park OF Richmond -. l00 lis
Rank 81 Com'r and Tr iss
Capitol savings Bank. 20 -.
Eirst National ...-.-.. 100 800 aaS
Msrchants National ..leo $50 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
Real Estate for Sale.


WHY NOT APPLY YOUR RENT
money toward q home $l5e per
month plus per cent, simple inter
est on yearly balances pays for n
si,eee home We give ten and one
half years TO pay IL out. Can pay
at AIRY time. thereby stopping far-
ther interest. Telephone, cali or adj
dress J. w PONDER, 1886 Chanb Ar
of Commerce. Richmond. Va. Mon
RIA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
Miscellaneous.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.

BRODIE CLEANS AND PRESSES
clothes for the most particular trade
In the city their clothes being madc
by the best tailors In town Work
called for and delivered promptly by
automobile delivery, Suburban trade
solicited. A. V. BR0pIE, 10 r.. main
street. Phone Madison $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
For Sale.


ONE SINGLE TRUCK AND HARM ESS
used only two days, that we VIII
sell at reduced prices; owner neeos
money: one second hand phaeton for
s35. One eutunder runabout. one
ball bearing high grade runabolt
cushion tires; second hand ara
cheap, for cash BRISTOW- Or
SHAM co. t417 e. Main.
FOR WAGONS GO To RICHARDSON
BROS. sis Brook avenue
WE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICED
runabouts. buggies and surrys yod
will And IN the city; quality consid-
cred. See US for quick service
BRIsToW -woRsHAM Co. I4l7 f.
Main.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY --DETACH-
cd, well built Park Avenue residence;
ten rooms; modern convenienceS
kouth side: one and onehalf blocks
Lee Monument. Address W-sT care
NirRinisn.
FOR sALE--WOOD HEATER IN
first class condition. cheap TO quick
buyer. can be seen at 1905 w. Cary
street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
Rooms for Rent.

~~~0 -~~ ~~~A~'
ONE OR TWO ROOMS FOR RENT AT
ily: board nearby. Phone Madison.
/ FOR REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM:
l0ll West Grace. also stable.
ROOMS FURNISHED OR uNFCK-
North Ninth. MRS. TAYLOR.
LARGE. LIGHT, BASEMENT ROOM:
suitable for gentleman. business We
mar or music class; also Furnished
rooms Gil East Leigh.
| APARTMENT, TWO NICELY ~FUK-
nished front rooms. equipped TOR
phone 500 East Leigh.
IN WEST END. LARGE FURNISHED
front room. modern conveniences-
Phone Monroe 54e.
THREE NTCELY-FURNTsHED ROOMS.
Phone Madison 477o. les West
Marshall
WANTED YOUNG BUSINESS MEN TO
occupy furnished rooms in quiet.
/ private family. For information In
quire 200 East Marshall.
PLEASANT ROOM, NEXT TO 1BATH,
phone Madison TTis-L.
WANTED. TENANT FOR THREE DE.
hoor; bath adjoining: telephone &l0
Twelfth street.
| WANTED--oCCUPAN FOR TWO
| nice front rooms: convenient to bath,
| also table boarders. 900 West Mar
shall street.
FOR REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM:
l0ii West Grace, Also stable
| FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
front hall rooms. also room on sec
| ond floor: for light housekeeping:
| convenient to bath. Apply SOC North
! seventh street.
FOR RENT--vERY DESIRABLE SEC
cnd-story fiat OF i've rooms. BATH
! phone, and latrobe heat for two
! rooms. Apply 7os West Grace street,
sl4 EAST CLAY--NEwLY FURNISH
F.. ed or unfurnished rooms: special
/ summer rates: phone Madison z200J
| bath. home comforts.
| THREE NICE FURNISHED ROOMS;
Phone Madison 477o. los West MnF-
! shall.
1 FLAT FOR RENT-FIRsT FLOOR
four rooms, furnished or unfurnished.
| No objection to children. West End
| near car lire. Phone MADISON 21saJ.
FOR RENT-RY OWNER CENTRAL
/ ~ located house OF nine rooms,
Phone Madison 306-J.
FOR RENT-NIcE FOUR ROOM FLAT
~ per month. Apply 1910 West
Cary
FoR RENT--LARGR FRONT ROOM,
well furnished. convenient to bath;
~ South Fifih street a' Apply
FOR REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM
well furnished. convenient to bath
private family: no children, Apply
/ i0s South Fifth street.
FOR RENT--NICELY FURNISHED
front hall rooms: also room on Sec
ond floor. for light housekeeping
convenient 10 bath. Apply 6os Nortn
Seventh street 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
Special Notice.
MRS HAMNOND.s DRESSMAkTNts
4 a a N = Il Ne

MRS HAMM0ND's DREssMAkING
AND TAILORING COLLEGE,
] WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT IN AID
dition TO my dressma king parlors,
have opened college where you
can bring your dresses and make
them while you learn. All pupils
must furnish their own work. Ev-
cry branch OF dressmaking taught
Cutting. Blasting. fitting. pressing
and completing. With seventeen
years experience In college work In
ST. Louis. Chicago and New York.
am prepared to give you the hes,
service. Tuition small. Special at
tsatton given to night pupils. Call
<ei w, Main street or phone Madison
2RT7-J
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-22
LADIES TAILORING.

r. FELDMAN. ell Z. BROAD STREET
rP-To- DATE SUITS IMPORTEB
GOODS: $500 Up, FOR \ SHORT
TIME.