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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
GROWERS APPEAL
To COMMISSION
s.a.-&as1.s<saasss.A
Declare That Railways Are Thrott-
ling Fruit Industry in Both
virginias.

| WASHINGTON. b. ii; Aug, s.--Ths
peach growing Industry II West viz
einia, the Cumberland section OF
Maryland and tho western part Of
Virginia. Is about to b. destroyed by
the combination Of glutted market
and an increase In freight rates. ac-
aord,ng 70 q protest flsd to-day with
the Interstate Coi6inlfeS Commission
by thS virginia Fruit mkchAn&e.
II II YET forth that INSTRUMENTATION
in GsorgiA Has ff1xds II iSiposSiSle FOR
the growers to compete In the Atian-
tic seaboArd m4rkats. me Baltimore
and Ohio and tlifSx 0th1f roads lead
lnr to Western naafke<s a4*auced the
rates 40 per cent. August l on apples
ana psachss The new fatss make
4 impossibis for The ofOwssS to riasve
their crop 1t profit. II 8 asserted
This Is ths f1f1t 11aR 6ahce the In
austfy developed nat ! Qood crop has
been 6rown In tlalb 19c{1oh. And th2
kroWsrs ssy tlsst nc tSoEhSs vim rot
On tho trsss tnisas The commiAsion
xives relief.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
PNNlNstif.A hAPsffsfs
IN SESSION An HAMPTON.

HAMPTON. va. AuKast s.-The vir-
gtniA Peninsular. B4pttsts' Association
convened hers yesterday In seventh
annual session with the congregation
OF the Memorial Baptfst church. IN
the absence Or the iAederator, Col.
Marquis 81 Jones, the vices moderator,
Charies Jonas. OF 0iuucester county,
". Mesby say. p4stof 81 the Moral
church. dsiivsred, the. ADDRESS ef well
oofiia 10 the Waiting Delegates. and
Rev. Lloyd r. wilson. p. o.. OF New
sort News. made the response.
After tbs usual committees had been
annnunce4 and reports heard from the
various chufthea Rev. Mr.. eeay pre-
ssntsd TIE report Of the cemmittse on On
hfnax aists.at .nDsrip.snasns q s.
esss.ss ne , n, ,.s u. hs so,a q
that q. lssfs, in'.n a.s; yssssinssr , tns
btHte " arr. He believed the next
L1EiSlaturs will give the people OF the
Old Dominion chance to vote on the
fhs annual association sermon was
delivered by Rev. r. A. Folkes. Of
There Are delegates here from the
various elfutcheo In Gloucester. York.
Warwick, ElisHbsth City. James CITY
countiea Ana thS .titiAs Of Hampton,
Newport, NeNa Asa witltafnsburs.
.on TsssEsa if5 INV io-nikht 10 attend
the meeting ard viii be one OF the
speakers on iufsionA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
CORONER'S JURY
NONCOMMITTAL
Belief of Many as That Mr.. Bot
tigheimer Mistook Car Whistle
for. Automobile Horn.

Without fixing the blame for the ae-
cident, the coroners jury summoned
by Coroner J. G. Loving of Swansboro,
TO INQUIRE into the death of Mr.. Philip
Bottigheimer, who was struck by a
Petersburg interburban car and almost
instantly killed Monday afternoon. re-
turned verdict Tuesday that was
entirely noncom initial.
However. the testimony OF many
witnesses who were before the jury was
to the effect that the deceased was
the road and that when he heard the
whistle of the street car he stepped
across to the rails and was struck by
the car.
II is assumed that he thought the
whistle was that Of an automobile
behind him and that he stepped out
at the road la avoid the machine and
met his death in front Of the electric
ear.
Many automobiles have many differ
ent horns and whistles on them and
the supposition of the members of the
Jury was not an ui1warranted one. Mr.,
Bottigheifner was not deaf. SO said hts
friends who had known him for years.
Therefore II is believed he was under
the impression an automobile was ap-
preaching In the road and after hear
ing the sfrili whistle Of the car, he
stepped directly across the tracks.
meeting his death in an Instantaneous
manner.
Thirty witnesses testified before the
coroners jury which met In the school
house In Swansboro. Magistrate Rob
inson of Chesterfield county and DIR.
McCaw. of Grace Street, were among
the number The hearing lasted from
tuyn ,,sclnel In tFe aYferr1oorY until after
FIVE O'Clock.
Attorney Leon Nelson appeared for
the relatives OF Mr.. Hnttighaar1aF- ard
Hon. Willis C. Puiiian1 represented the
Passenger and Power Company. A
stenograp hie report of the testimony of
all witnesses was made by Mr.. Tom
Owen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
CAMP DIXIE BOYS
HAVE JOLLY TINE
All Have Returned from Dry
Bridge Where They Enjoyed
Themselves.

Camp Dixie. conducted by the
Southside Y. M. c. A., or the Dixie
Athletic Association at Bethel church.
near Dry Bridge, was the most siic-
cessful camp both in number of at
tendance and in activities. that the as
ISOLATION has conducted.
The following gives an outline of
the daily routine OF camp life: Morn
ing dip, $50; breakfast. Z: camp
work, followed by games; morning
swim; dinner; rest, baseball practice
and games, afternoon swim; games;
supper; tent inspections: camp fire;
ghost stories. devotion: taps; watches.
Friday was observed as visitors day
in camp. and a number avaiied them
selves of an opportunity to inspect
camp life.
The camp roster included twenty
one boys from the Association
The campers played ball with the
natives, winning two games out OF
three.
Also quoits were played. voliey
ball league was organized and other
tournaments held.
An overnight .'hyke'' was a feature
of the camp, when a few fellows un-
der the direction of the leader, took
q midnight hike to the woods. and.
spreading a blanket over the ground,
spent the evening.
Mr.. 8. A. Aekley, State secretary of
the Y. NJ. c. A, spent Sunday I'm camp.
He pronounced II a great success. He
also led the farewell twilight services
Sunday evening. when d number OF
boys determined to live nobler lives.
One morning was given over TO
athletics and a number of good re-
cords were made
The following events. with winners.
were pulled of:
Running high jufnp-Blanton Price.
feet 4 inches.
Running broad jump-BIanton
Standing broad tump--Everett Flip
pen
Half mile run--Everett Flippen,
Fifty yard dash--Everett Flippen.
Also number of aquatics were
pulled on. Diving for forn1--Gariand
Green; diving for distance. Russell
Bethel: twenty back swim. Russell
Bethel; fifty yard swim. Everett Flip
pen.
There was conducted camp paper.
issued semi-weekIy. called the
Splash The editorial staff, consist
ing of I.inwood Jefferies, editor in
chief: Garland Green, editor from
Nthb w. NSHtIctt A'HSSt cdfkot tIpHf
tent No. 3. deservs great credit for
this literary production.
s@wimming lessons were taught to
the boys. and good results were OBJ
tained.
Many boys weer given healthy
bodies. with muscles toned up and
sunhurnt faces and arms.
The camp was directed by Odis b.
Hinnant, assisted by Linwood Jeffe-
ries and Everett Fiippen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
HUNDREDS Or POsTMlsT's
HERE IN SEPTEMBER
Edgar Allan, Jr. has Received
Many Letters Which Indi-
cate Big Gathering.

Between 400 and 500 postmasters will
be In Richmond September 2s, 81, Is
and % to attend the annual conven-
tion OF the heads u ali first class
offices
Plans for the reception of the visi-
tors are move underway. Assistant
Postmaster l. w. Fuller and w. T. Dab
Of Commerce. are arranging program
for the event, which promises to be
one III the most elaborate this city has
ever offered.
During the past few days postmaster
Edgar Allan. Jr., has received letters
from scores OF postmanters anilouncfnt
their intention to be present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
BARELY ESCAPE
DEATH IN QUARRY
Blinded by Premature Explosion
Men Flee from Second Charge
of Dynamite.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
ROANOKE. VA. August Awhile
working In a quarry near Hollins yes
terday afternoon. p. M. Fluke and
W. c. bishop were injured By prema-
turs blast. They were trying to
spring b hole with small amount dyna-
mite preparatory to placing heavy
charres. The hole was hot from a
previous blast and the dynamite ex-
pioeed
Blinded and In agony the men did
not forget that the fuse Of, another
blast tweive feet away was burning.
rluke leaped down a precipice. and
Bishop scrambled up. scaling a wall
thar he never could have negotiated
with his eyes open, They escaped the
second blast and later were removed
to their homes, where they received
medical attention. They are not dam
kefously hurt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03

reported to have existed in engine
company No. s, was held behind CLOS
ed doors In that engine house, by the
board of fire commissioners TUESDAY
- night ---v--~"---,---55
The probe followed an inspection
of the company Eight Witnesses were
examined and the hearing of the tes-
ffmony consumed nearly two hours.
Among those who testified were for
mer CAPTAIN F. C. Rankey and en-
gfneer w. M. Lucas, both OF whom
were recently connected with the COM
pany but who have now resigned.
Others who testified VERNE LIEUTENANT
w. c. Matt. and iiremen w. Il. BON
sell. J. c. Buck. r. M. Bagley. T. II.
Peeran1. and Charles {Bar1es1 Kahn.
A ma iority OF the witnesses agreed
that until recently the company had
been torn with numerous disputes
and that a general atmosphere or uh-
piea santness had existed, Recent
transfers by the Fire Commissioners
put stop to the trouble however, ana
according TO the testimony of the men.
everything is now moving smoothly,
Naturally there had been little
trouble" said Captain Charles +, Tay-
Tor. president Of the board OF fire
commissioners. and, after we had
finished inspecting the company, we
asked a few questions as To how Things
had been getting along. we sum
moned Messrs Ramkey and Lucas 10
testify merely because they had re-
Gently been members OF the company
and knew of its workings. We fouhd
that recent transfers and changes mao
stopped all the trouble.
There was no probe, for there was
nothing to probe Neither were any
charges made. by anybody against
ANYBODY else. In fact the men, In
telling OF their former disputes. also
xafd that there had been no trouble
that amounted TO anything.
II want II distinctly understood that
we did not enquire into the cases
OF the designations of either Captain
Ramkey or Engineer Lucas. IL TOOK
the board just thirty seconds 70 &C
cept the resignati OF Captain Ram
kew and thirty ST conds more to put
another man In his place. 1t took
only forty seconds altogether to dis
nose of Mr., Lucas and to get another
man for his place.
CAPTAIN Ramkey resigned because
he was tired of the service. We trans
ferred him thinking il might please
him but he was stu dissatisfied and
go he quit. Lucas quit because he
got mad when We transferred him. me
board ordered the transfer, however,
for the good OF the SCI ftSs.
thought ii would be better for him and
for some others ii he were sent to
another company and so we ordered
the change. His resignation did not
worry us. There were twenty appii-
cants for his place.
II want TO say In conclusion that
there is no trouble in the depart
me,t, nor has there been any that Is
worthy of note. Certainly there have
been no conspiracies nor anything
OF that sort. as | understand certain
members OF Engine Company No,
charge The department Is in better
shape to-day than it ever was--aiid
II lis getting better all the time.
II assure You there was no fnves-
tfsation-~ a few casual oues-
tons directed at the men of the conn
pany None OF the men had word
TO say against any OF the others. We
found everyone working In harmony,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
PIECE OF IRON
FELL ON HIS HAND

While at work in his moving pie
ture show In Hull street. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
Tuesday night. Mr.. Charles r.
Fowlkes had the first finger Of his
left hand badly mashed by piece
OF iron that fell from q scAffoid. The
nuckle was broken and he suffered
intense pain for while. He was
treated by physician and later went
to his home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
MEN IN CHARGE or CAR
TO FACE MAGISTRATE

Motorman Rudd and Conductor
Jones. who had charge of the interbur-
ban car that struck and killed Mr..
Bottigheirner last Monday. will be Civ
en- preliminary hearing before Mag
istrate l. w. eheatham In Oak Grove
Friday morning at 10 o'clock. The
compAny's attorney. Willis G.. Puliiam,
viii represent them. They are now
under bond In the sum of $3.50 each.
and It Is thought they will be acquitted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
RELIEVES FATAL EXPLOSION
WAS DUE TO CARELEsSxES'

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. s.--The
Russian admiralty to-day ordered a
rigid Investigation into the torpedo
boat explosion at Kronstadt yesterday
In which six sailors were killed and
nearly score injured. II Is limited
that the explosion resulted from gross
carelessness on the part OF the crew.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
HELP-MALE.


ANY AGENT WORKING LIFE fNSUk-
Ance or other lines can materially
add to their monthly incomes. by do
ing little extra work in connection
with their regular business. IL you
are interested address VII, care The
Richmond vfrkinian.. All cornmuni-
cations will be treated absolutely prt'
vate.
WANTED-THREE GOOD ACCIDENT
Insurance Solicitors; to men who
have sold Industrial Insurance ths
proposition Is especially easy, II
YOU mean business and can demon
strate your ability a good contract
will be made. Men who are looking
for something for nothing and easy
cash advances are asked not to lose
their time By scalling. Call sos
Bank Of Richmond Bldg. between the
hours OF sac and leo'ofock.
WOULD LIKE TO INTERVIEW SEW
erai men who are foremep of differ
emit Industrial Plants. who deaire "a
add considerable to their monthly in
come without interfering with theii
regular work Address WIZ. care
The Richmond yfrgtnian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
FUNERAL WEDNESDAY
FOR MR.. BROWDER

Funeral services for Mr.. Philip
Browder. who died Tuesday morning
Mt his home, IT'S Decatur street.
were conduted wednesday afternoon
at 4:sa o'clock from the home. Burial
was In Maury Cemetery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
0Bs1HUg1ED CAR
'slssED' CAPTAIN
Henry Taylor Was Determined to
Get Into Enough Trouble
for a Life Time.

Henry Taylor negro, came 70
grief in police court, part 2, Wednes-
day niornin8.
He was arrested Tuesday afternoon
by Captain. LIpseon,b upon a, charge
preferred ~ the Petersburg interur-
ban authorities that he had deliberate
~ obstfucted the cars OF the line with
his wagon,
Squire Levy presided In court in
the absence OF Justice Maurice. who
went with the HeptaBophs to Buckroe
Beach, and the negro was fined 50,
Captain Lipscosnh spoke to him about
the amount and Taylor told the cap
tain to go where there isn't any ice.
For this he WIS fined $40. and he re-
manned In a warm cell for good
while.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03

Rzprssshttsstes from rndisnoIa
Tribe Ksd ~; and s New South Gown n
n r, me- g tSe sr. % ' m,h ,u me
aged brother.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MIKE f6HR BafH ROOM g1NTT1s Z
for the summer; that means good
health. we employ experts in this
line VA, PLUMBING & HEATING
CO., N Ninth street.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE:
drummers' samples of high-class
trousers presents itself now; we got
n r. JACOBS 4 son. Ninth, near
Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
FYncd E,er Theft of MIX

Fined F,6r Theft Of MIX.
Willard walker, young white man.
stole LOT Of milf from dairy estap-
lishment and was arrsigned in police
court In South Richmond wednesday,.
He was fined $40 and costs by Squire
Jacob Levy. The fine was paid.
Picking up d saifse that contained
much feminine wearing apparel and
scores OF photokrap hs with the In
scription, Eliza Holloway field mig
missionary Woman.s Baptist State Edu-
eationai Convention. Newport News,
Va" upon them. Henry Lanier, a
fourteen year-oid boy who has spent
some time IN the reformatory. got
himself into trouble Tuesday night and
was forced to spend many long hours
in cell. He was tried Wredne sdzy
morning and dismissed, II being shown
that he had found the valise and
wanted to hold II for reward.
The picture is that of q negro wo-
man. The CLOTHING are Of the very
finest and are valuable to the feminine
sex. The yaiise lie now at police head
quarters in Richmond awaiting its
owner. 1t was left near the railroad
tracks. SO 1t il said, by a white man,
and was picked mp by the little boy.
Miss Ethel Robinson, of Cowardin
avenue. is visiting friends in Moseley's
Junction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03

Assistant Postmaster w. Fuller has
returned home after brief vacation in
Howard county, Maryland. where he
visited friends.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03

all OF the testimony of passengers on
the car being to the effect that the
striking of Mr.. Bottigheimer was pure
ly an accident.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
Rooms roR RExr.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
WHEN roc COME rs RTCfIN0ND
get clean, comfortable bed for soc.
phone. bath and ice water free; ex-
eelient meals served next door. 1000
East Clay.
comforts. IA North Sixth. between
Franklin and Main
FOR RENT-TWo SECOND FLOOR
Grace street.
HANDSOME ROOMS: ONE DOLLAR
per week: private family; We min
ntes walk to Broad street. Apply
sos North Tenth street.
FOR RENT, FOUR ROOMS: BATH At
tached nice neighborhood. $40 per
month Apply South Second.
FOR RENT-oNE LARGE, THREE
Widowed front roon.. with bath.
electricity or gas. Write MRS, NJ.
No. 1925 w Main street. or phone
Madison $751;. Terms reasonable
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. 2is f. Marshall.
LARGE, FURNISHED HoOMs. ACCOM-
MEDIATE two or more, 10 East
Franklin street.
ss5 WEST GRACE; FURNISHED
rooms. with or without board.
Two OR THREE NICELY FURNISH
ed, bright rooms convenient to bath
and phone. No. 100 East Cary.
Phone Madison ss12-J.
THREE BRIGHT. cool CORNER
rooms; water. set South Fourth
street.
ONE ROOM NEWLY .PAPERED;
next to bath. sei South Fourth
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03

The center OF the western storm
valley during the next thirty six hours
and will cause local showers tonight
or Thursday In the north Atlantic
states. the Ohio valley and Tennessce.
states In the east gulf and south At
lantic States the weather will be gen.
orally fair. Temperatures will rise
States ana the Interior OF eastern New
York, and 1t will TALL Thursday In the
Ohio Valley and Lake region.
RICHMOND, Aug. S.-Hichmond and
vicinity: Partly cloudy Tonight.
ThurSdsy Increasing cioudiness fol-
lowed by showers; not much change In
tewps gsa4fsNEsror ! ~ Ans a-Fer
vfta4nia: Partly cloudy tonight.
Thursday increasing cloudiness follow
"a by shcwsres not much change in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
f|REnEN QU|lzED
BY commission
President Charles Taylor De
clares Harmony Rules at En-
CINE Company No. 5.
TRANSFERS END TROUBLE
Purely Cursory Questions Asked,
and No Regular Probe
Conducted.

A secret probe OF the recent trouble
reported to have existed in engine
company No. s, was hei1 pehind CLOS
81, dnors In that engine house. by the
hoard of fire commissioners Tuesday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
Highest temperatures
sur r presiding -


&: M ~: s n ~ y; .EafE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03

F0sITION wAyTE-,--FEMAln
YOUNG MAN OF 80. JTET GKIb1T7--
ated IN complete business educa-
ton, wishes to locate In Richmond as
Bookkeeper and stenographer. Ad-
dress 7ef Lee street, Berkeley, Va.
TRAINED NURSE. MfLLINER OR
teacher Of English, music and art,
desires employment Address ELVIE
care Postmaster. Gutneys, va.
WANTED. BY REFINED, SETTLED
lady, position as companion, willing
to assist In plain sewing and light
housekeeping. Address N. 7. L.. care
EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY WANTS
position for Office work: knowledge Of
stenegraphy; accurate on typewriter.
willing to work; can furnish refer
ence. Address WORKER. Box s01
city
Miss ELIZABETH GAINES, ORGAN
list and pianist. will receive engage
ments after September ! accompany
ing; a specially limited number or
pupils taken Address 1896 West
WANTED. BY REFINED YOUNG GIRL
graduate, position as teacher of usual
English branches In high, graded or
private school. Public school In
god locality considered. MISS MAR
SHALL. Mountain View" Burnleys.
Va.
WANTED-POSITTON FOR THE FALL
term to teach music unstrumentait
in high school or institute situated
at 8. r. College,, Petersburg. Va,
also New England Conservatory, Ros-
ton. Mass. can furnish testimonials
and references. address, MISS AN
ME STOKES, MercdithvifIe. Va.
WANTED A POSITION TO TEACH BY
nrst grade teacher, having taught
several years competent to teach
Latin, French an d m usic can furnish
testimonials, Address MISS X. L. o..
Box -. r. r. d. 1. Blackstone. Va.
EXPERIENCED TEACHER. GRAD
uats Of high school. desires position
In. priv&te family or school, No mu-
sic. References exchanged. MISS
c., zee Grove street, Bedford City. Va
WANTED--A POSITION TO TEACH
tnstrurf1e ntaf music in primary and
intermediate grades; hrst-elass ref
ersnces. Address MRS. D., care Post
master, Blantons. Va
WANTED-RY YOUNG LADY. TO
teach in private family; full grad
uafe, beth In musical and literary
courses; highest references fur
nished. Address Box ia. Chatham,
Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
WAGONS. WAGONS. WAGONS


OPEN AND TOP FROM $s5 UP; SUR
ries. runabouts and top puggies from
s45 up. Milburn and Thorn Hill farm
wagons narrow and wide tires from
s35 mp. Repairing. painting and rub
my prices before you buy ID. q
BRISTOW, I1-1S-f5 North Eigh-
tenth street. -. n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
MOWERS AND nicYcLE TIRES.

SEE THE EVANS HARDWARE CO..,
for lawn mowers and bicycle tires.
We have the best in the city. We
have reduced our prices on bicycle
tires for two weeks. TOO W. Broad
III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03

POULTRY, PETS AND LIVE STOCK.
F0K s1TE~WHffffE ANB BR0SWs
leghorns. games and bantams. pig
cons and rabbits; also hay, grain,
meal, nillfeed. and all kinds of poul-
try foods THE BROAD STREET
PET STORE, 40s w Broad street
Phone Madison 266-J
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
PERSONALS.


T1wo I1RGE Rooms frTvrs4rD
with the privilege OF housekeeping.
ala North Twelfth street.
FOR RENT-TO ADULTS, DESfR-
able four room fiat; Southern expos
ure Address 500 Boston
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03

Z
COLD WATER PAINT.

CAIrIAe, THE ORIGINAL COLD
water paint easy to apply; ali coll
ors; write or phone for color card
more Calcino sold than all the w8ter
paints combined. ELLA HARDWARE
CO.. Agents. Henry nd Rrnad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03

HAsfMoCks, ETC.


BATH ROOM AND KITCHEN COM~.
fort make comfortable summer at
home: we can supply you with All
these comforts; we are selling The
Detroit Jewel Gas Range and other
standard makes OF Gas Ranges De-
troit Jewel Heaters for hot water IN
your bath room and all those mex
pensive appliances for bath and kits
chen. VA PLUMBING & HEATING
CO.. rs ~ Ninth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
Tools AND CUTLERY.
HAIR.
LEES

AND PREssING: Pf1ONA
Madison 37s5; 202 North Fifth atre1t.
ladies' work d speciality.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03

GO TO THE BEST PLACE IN THE
west End, when you want your;
clothes cleaned and pressed: All wotw
guaranteed frst class. J. f. BEHk-H
LEY, JR=, 31s w. Main street. Pkons-
Monroe 1919 -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

LADIES DON'T NEGLECT YOUR HAIR
complexion zud naffs when you Gun
have work done ut reduced prtces
60T r. Broad street upstairs.