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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16

Morning sales-3O Associated AZ S71a; 1853 Nc
Kittrick II; 500 Monte Critic 235; 100 New
Pennsylvania 81: 100 same ,92: 100 Premier
L. 25 100 same 1271A 1900 Turner l.15; 100 Sill
yer Tip 2971e; 100 do 800; $500 Palmer 1.3O 46OO
do l. 27lA 500 do 1.25.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16

and much of it went in helping his
friends.
Renfro at one time could have dis
posed of the group he is now selling
and received $250,O00. He was offered
$4,000 shares in the Troy Manhattan
for his holdings, and the stock after
ward went to $5 share.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16
BOSTON MINING STOCKS

Special service to The Herald by j. C. Will
SON. ~ West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
BOSTON Mass. March 15.-The market had
no snap today and sagged during the entire
session There was more liquidation than
has been seen for some time and liberal buy
ing power was very small. There was no
change In the general situation, but the weak
ness in New York encouraged the bears and
stocks were freely sold all through the list.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16
J NCEMENT OF THE
Make Money in Cali Pyramid Oil Companys
fOrnia Oil Plan of Operation

The Pyramid Oil Company formed for the purpose
of operating California oil properties-not one, but many
The entire capital stock Of one million shares were
placed in the treasury. Not share be issued eX-
cepting and paid for The officers and directors
are concentrating their every energy toward the up
building of the Pyramid Company They are not and
will not become the Incorporation of other
oil companies. They believe that large, permanent
continuous success be made only by the operation
of MANY properties by company; that they can
best succeed themselves and other stockholders by
serving the Pyramid Company and the Pyramid COM
pany alone desirable oil properties which they can
secure therefore, secured for the Pyramid Com
pany The officers of the Pyramid Company will not
be Offering to public oil stock ten days
or thirty days They will be working in season
and out of season build Pyramid to the greatest
possible success.
Anayze this proposition for yourself and you will
quickly perceive that only through this plan OF opera
ton can be certain, and large continued sue
possible
Read the following account of the properties already
secured by the Pyramid Company and bear in mind
this fact These properties have been secured large
amount of equipment and supplies purchased camps
and roads built we'll drilled to depth of 115O fee
and present time less than 100000 shares Of stock
have issued the balance of more than 100000 re-
naming in the treasury.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16
Midst the Gush-
erS of North
Midway

of the North Midway field with the Santa
Fc Mays and Pioneer Midway gushes the east and the
big Amber we'll the west, the Pyramid Company has
twenty years lease 20 of ABSOLUTELY
PROVEN GROUND This is the north half of the north
quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 263122
complete drilling rig has been ordered for this property and
actual drilling will early date The develop
ment of this property will add very materially the earning
power and value of Pyramid stock.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16
NEW YORK CURB

snec,al service TO The Herald by ]. c. Will
son 9i9 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.
NEW YORK. March l5.-Followins were the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEVADA STOCKS

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by L. A.
Crisler & Co, members Los Angeles stock ex-
change. Cool l. w. Heman building, Los
Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 15-Consolidated
recovered points to $3.50. Buying Geders from
the east at Fraction up pegs.
The balance of the Goldhed list remained
un~hanged.
Among the Tonopahs Belmont sold off 10
points 10 $3.50, while Tonopah Extension was
up b. Montana | and West End /.
In the outside districts Rawhide Coalition
was unsupported and dropped points from
yesterdays quotation.
Following were the closing quotations:
GOLDFIELD DISTRICT
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16
OIL Stock l5c a Share

The ROCK ISLAND OIL co. announce that
on and after March Is treasury stock will
be offered for 15c a share. "a Hundred
Barrel Well Is Worth 100000" ROCK IS
LAND OIL CO., 4l5-17 Laughlln Bldg, 315
South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16
SAN FRANCISCO OIL STOCKS

Service TO The Los Angeles Herald by L. A.
Crisler & Co, members Los Angeles stock ex-
change 2O0-2Ol /. W. Hellman building, Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16

The magnitude and Importance of the oil industry in
California too well known to need emphasis here.
need but read the columns the daily newspapers
that thousands individual investors have
become financially independent through oil investments
in California during the past few years 1t is stated
that ten years ago control Of the Union Oil Company
sold for comparatively small sum. Today the assets
the Union Oil Company doubtless worth hun
dred million dollars. Consider what immense growth
this has Small original investments have returned
large Many other spectacular have
been made during this time by other oil companies.
Operations along the right lines have invariably resulted
in large successes.
Notwithstanding the enormous profits Of the past 1t
that the opportunities for successful
the oil fields California greater today than
ever before Where thousands have been made here
tofore of thousands will be made in the future.
The of the past not only be duplicated,
excelled Vigorous operations along lines
only in prosperity Improper methods in the oil
industry, in all others, end only in disaster.
YOU CAN MAKE MONEY IN CALIFORNIA OIL, BUT
ANALYZE CAREFULLY THE PLAN OF OPERATION
OF THE MEN WITH WHOM YOU INVEST. BE SURE
YOU ARE RIGHT THEN GO AHEAD.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16

SAN FRANCISCO. March 15,-Following
were todaf's quotations of the California stock
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16
20 Acres of CALIFORNIA; Best Oil Territory

The first property secured by the Pyramid Oil Company was
antcne miles northwest of Santa Paula in Ventura &c
barrels of 30 gravity oil in day. situated few steps east
200 800 of oil per day situated the west Som
being operated by the Pyramid Company have been steady
of oil per month which being marketed at 75c barrel
of the complete drilling rigs in the state has bee
the LAST 25O FEET OF WHICH IS IN A RICH, PROLI
100 to 200 barrels OF oil per day present condition. this
finished with production of from $50 500 barrels of 80
large rate dividends the par value of Pyramid Stock
make the stock worth three times its par value Mater
this we believe better oil property California
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
OUTLINE DEFENCE
OF ADMINISTRATION
Cabinet Members to Answer At
lacks Made BY Democrats
and Insurgents.

WASHINGTON, u. C.. April ri
Continuing the policy recently inaug-
urated Of making public defense OF the
administration against the attacks OF
the democrats and "insurgents" the
Cabinet Is preparing for action.
Secretary OF the Treasury htaCNeagh
will address the Illinois Society Of
New York to-day. The following
DAY he VIII discuss The finances of the
government and the policies OF the
treasury department before the Trust
Companies branch OF the American
Bankers Association.
Attorney General Wickeraham on
May End, VIII attend the dinner To he
given by Chairman Lloyd Griscom, OF
the New York county Republican com
mittee and it is expected that he viii
then discuss the accoIaplti hments Of
the administration. ON June gath, al
Chicago, before The Illinois State Ear
Association, he viii tell what has been
done to enforce respect for the laws hS'
corporations and individuals.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson viii
talk To the Farmers Convention which
is 10 assemble in ST. Louis next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
Lakeside News

Mrs. Pemberton, of Yellow Tavern, Is
very III at her home.
MIR. and frs. James MeDonold. of
Cedar Lane. have been away from
home visiting rela for some time
Mrs. Geor8ie King, of yellow Tav-
ern, gave very enjoyable entertain
ment at her home few evenings ago
in honor OF her birthday. The evening
WAS spent in merry games and at a
late hour supper was served to the
guests.
Mrs. Patrick Currom. of yellow Tav-
ern, who was run down by "A motor
cycle few weeks ago, Il said TO be
improved very much.
Messrs. Madeline Puta, Anna Robert
son and others were the guests OF their
aunt. Mrs j. II. Carroll Of Brook Field,
on Sunday last.
Mr.. Clyde Hayes. of Chesterfield
county, has been the guest of Mr.. j..
7. Carroll during the past week.
. Mf.-Wi i4iaHf -t1teh,-sf Bfewfys Huff,
hHs been visiting friends near Lake
Side, during the past week,
MIR. and Mrs. ], T.. Carroll. of Brook
Field. We're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Martin. of Mechanicsvilfe Turn
pike during the past week
Ex-Capta+H Huise, of Brook Road, Is
seriously Ill In his home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
BIG DELEGATION
GOING FROM HERE
Richmond Will Be Well Repre-
) Sented in Bible Glass Parade
in Washington.
SPECIAL RATES PROCURED
Ten Thousand Men Will be IN
Line at World Sunday
School Convention

Special rates offered by the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
I'm connection with the Worlds Sun
day School Convention which meets
in Washington MAY 1924, We're &C
cepted Tuesday night by the Fedora
ton OF Mems Bible Ciasats of kl.h-
mond and vicinity al the quarterly
meeting of the organization held In
Union Station Methodist church.
Those rates are s4.20 for A ten-day
limit round trip and IS for a one
day round trip.
Following acceptance OF the rates,
il was practically decided to make the
trip to Washington on May 20 in ii
special train. carrying 400 or 500 per-
sons. hall of whom will probably be
OF Richmond's Bible classes
who viii participate in the Mems
Bible Class parade on that day. More
than 10000 men are expected TO take
part In this parade. as many as fifty
nations to be represented, according
to the present outlook. The parade
will begin at 6 O'Clock in the after
noon and will move along severa! OF
1ha main -thnrnughtares-- ot-1he-n ma
tional capital.
Return Same Day.
The Richmond party, which VIII
also include several hundred women
aud children, will leave here about )
o clock in the morning arriving IN
Washington about 1890 A. NJ. with
the exception Of those who will likely
remain over and avail themselves OF
the extension ticket the party viii
return to Richmond the same night
Norfolk and other Virginia cities
also expect 10 be we'll represented In
the parade. which win he one of the
biggest features Of the convention.
Some of the delegates to the con-
vention living in remote sections OF
the world have already set out on
thcir trip to Washington in order &c
arrive there on time. Virginia VIII be
ri presented by fifteen delegates pick
ed from the State Sunday-School AS
ISOLATION.
Nearly 100 Present.
Much enthusiasm incident TO tht
proposed trip to Washington was dis
played at the meeting Tuesday night
nearly 100 representatives froIf
various Bible classes being present
Mr. c. r. Guy, president of the or
ganization, presided, and number o'
talks We're made by leading Biblt
class men.
Other officers OF the federation are
MIR. q. s. Morton. vice president. Mr.
y. c. Scott, secretary; Mr. Eugene {
Massie, treasurer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
NrM X. OF Z. Lodge.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. April H.
The Uniform rank and working team
Of Phoenix Lodge. No. So, X. Of r..
Of Danvtlle, assisted South Boston In
instituting South Boston Lodge. No.
ceIIor DIcKerson, of Richmond in
stalled the following officers! c. c.,
". n. Hardy: V. c.. A. G. Glenn,
prela;ar y, G James. NJ. Of w, IA. w.
Weatherford; M. A.. c. Il. Lovelace;
X. OF r. and s., III. r. wilder; M. r..
IL d.. .Ingram. Ill., M 81 IT,. w. IL
Faulkner. !. c.. r., C. Beazley: q. O.,
Joe herman; grand lodge represen-
tative. II. =. wilder.
There were about forty visitors from
pansili@. The new lodge Of Knights
OF Pythias starts of with twenty
seven members
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27

WORK ON v|ADUCT
BEGINS NEXT WEEK
Counsel for r. and Fl. Declares
There VIII Be Little More
Delay.
DOUBLE TRACK ROADWAY
lane az Route Will Extend from
Brook Avenue Over to
Fulton.
DOUBLE Track ROADWAY

a work on the Marshall street VIA
duct fer the Richmond and Henfieo
railway witt begin tho FIRST of next
week, according TO Mr.. Samuel l..
Kelly, general counsel fer the com
pany. The contract Is in the hands
Of Lauer 4 Harper. OF Baltimore. and,
according to Its terms, the work
should be completed by June /.
Owing TO previous delays, however,
only halt Of the job is expected 10
ecompieted by July /. Mr. Kelly
says.
ELEVEN carloads Of steel for the
wsaduct have arrived during the past
week or .wo," Mr.. Kelly stated Tues
day, "auo ] see no reason why the
contractors ahou3d not begin work
without mach further delay"
Work o. excavnring and laying
tracks out Fifth street from Broad to
Baker If still in progress, and 1t is
stated that this work viii be complet-
Cd within the course of two or three
vree'-s TRACKS art also being laid
down Marshall street from Eleventh
to College. where the western enc Of
The proposed viaducs is located,
KCTTy Dallscs Report.
afr Kelly gave another denial
TEesGay Ia reports that his company
aontsmplates selling out to the Viz
.insa Railway and Power Company
- for power plant site, be said
real estate agents were still looking
Tor ssiitahle enc.
I'VE thought we had clinehed
site In tire river front the other day,
be said, but the owner got wind Of
our purpose and raised his price
The new road. according 10 Mr.
Kelly. Is to be double tracked. except
out puval and Baker streets from
Fifth 10 Brook avenue, single track
out these two thoroughfares 10 serve
the purposes of loop. The other
loop win be Fulton
How Tracks VIII Run.
Starting at the city limits on Brook
avenue. the new road Will run 60
Baker street, then down Baker to
Fifth, out Fifth to Broad, down Broad
to Eleventh over the tracks OF the
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany, then out Eleventh to Marshall,
assta aa.tn Marshall across the vfaauet
to Thirty-frst. out Thirty-frst to
Grace, and then around the base of
chimheraxo Park to Fulton. the east
esn terminus.
On the return trip 10 Brook avenue,
the cars WAL pass out Duval street.
instead of Baker, according ~ Mr..
Kelly.
All In all. the cars OF the company
Will run a distance of four miles from
Brook avenue to Fulton, and tfIare
Will be about eight miles of single
track
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
Highland Park.

pr. A. l. Martin has been called
to Lynchhurg 10 attend Miss Mamie
Jones. who il quite sick Miss Jon -
recently visited her cousin, Miss Maud
Harvey on Second avenue,
The little child of Mrs. W. j. Tiller
WIS successfully operated upon yes
terday
The quarterly joint meeting of the
Ladies' Bible class and brotherhood
of Mizpah Presbyterian church was
held Monday night, and plans for next
three months were discussed and
adopted
The regular meeting of Holly Chap
ter, o. +. s, has been changed from
the fourth Friday night To the second
Thursday night,
Fine singing and "a strong sermon
by DR. s. G. Hatcher characterized
the morning service at the Methodist
church.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
fist church will meet Thursday at
$3.50 p. NJ. In the lecture room of the
church
Mrs, p, j. Thayer formerly OF
Chestnut Hill, but now residing in
Washington, j. c., is visiting friends
on the Hill,
Mrs. r. J. Todd. who has been AT
the Ret. eat, returned to her home
Tuesday,
Mrs. NJ Gilmore Tate, who has been
with her sisters on Third avenue for
two months, has returned To her
home.
Miss Grace Martin and Miss Maud
Harvey have returned from ia visit Ia
Amherst county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Vawter LETT
Tuesday for Philadelphia. After a
short visit they will sail for Europe
to be gone for six months.
Misses Emily and Roy Cross are
visiting friends in Hanover county.
Mrs. NJ. X. Buckley and children
have returned home. after "a three
weeks visit to her father in Halifax
county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
DAM CONSTRUCTION
CONTRACT AWARDED

BRISTOL. VA, April 27.---rhe Doe
River Light and Power Compauy.
which has contracted to supply the
Bristol Gas and Electric Company
with current to be- sold here FOR
manufacturing purposes, to-day let
the contract 20 the Lowe Construc-
ton Company. of Kristot, for the con-
atruCtion ot a concrete dam across
the Watauga river. in the Horseshoe
Bend. in Carter county, Tenn. This
darn viii have base forty-eight feet
in width, and will he nifty feet In
height and 800 feet in length. The
contract price Is $3.50. 600. This Is
expected to solve the electric power
problem for Bristol for many years,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
COMMITTEE RESTORES
PENSION AGENCIES

WASHINGTON. April 27.--The sev-
enteen pension agencies abolished by
passed the House were restored 20 the
blu as reported to the Senate to-day.
This bilf' says the report Of tha
COMMITTEES, carries an appropriation OF
$l4S,oo0.ooo for the payment OF invalid
crease from last year Of 100000 ana
it Is estimated that II no new pension
legislation IL enacted, the decreases
next year. win be considerably greater,
age OF pensioners"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
TRIAL BY COURT MARTIAL
BEGINS NtiDN ESDAT NIGHT

Captain Thomas h. Mcdowell, or
Company A. Blues Battalion, and Pri-
Nate r. y. I+aguna, of Company c,
Blues Battalion. will be court-mar-
tailed Wednesday evening In the
armory. for wanting 10 fight. They
have become friends since, the charges
of bEfnE guilty. of breach Uf Hliti-
tiary discipline Were filed, hurt the
court-martial will proceed neverthe-
less
Major Benjamin Harrison, of tho
Petersburg Infantry. will preside at
the eQurt-msrtial. Both accused
citi2en-soldiers Will have military
counsel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
HAVE UNIFORM LAWS
FOR FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

Uniform laws for the government
of fraternal insurance societies will
be recommended to all the States In
the Union, according TO Colonel Joseph
Button, commissioner Oh insurance,
who has iust returned from Chicago,
where he attended the committee
meetings of the National Association
u State Insurance Commissioners.
Colonel Button is member OF the
committee on fire Insurance rates,
executive committee and committee
on fraternal insurance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
Attacked by Hear.

STATESV1LLE, n. c., April III
Freeman Shelby and Jake Benton
employees OF an animal show with a
carnival company, VERT badly injured
In Statesvilie by a huge bear, which
became enraged during perfor-
nance. shelby attempted to remove
the animal from cage TO the arena
when one OF his hands was chewed
to pieces Renton went to his rescue,
and suffered a similar fate, The bean
Was finally subdued,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
ING seFnlnN on EIIuNs tNtHtIA'
Want Larger Appropriation.
( Charters Granted.

RALEIGH, n. C.. April 2T.-~The
] j. Adams Sons Company. Winston
Salem, received charter Tuesday,
with $1,000 capital. for mercantile
business. There was also "a charter
10 the j. r.. Rich Company. Asheville,
capital $500. for mercantile bust
ness: ineorporators, A. r. Rich. S. T..
Rich and others. The Bank of Eliza
hathtown, Bladen county. filed an
amendment 10 Its charter increasing
tho capital TO $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
HOLDS CONVENTION
Monster Gathering of Delegates
ia Suffolk Town Asks Larger
Post-Office Appropriation.

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian.S
SUFFOLK. VA. April 2I.~-The BIZ
ennial convention OF the southern
Christian church win convened IN ac-
tive session here Tlosd@y night ~ the
Aain Street Christian church.
The convention is one of the largest
religious gathering ever held in this
city. and ssids from the delegates a
large number az visitors are present.
Tbe attending delegates come from
six States. namely: Virginia. West
Virginia North Carolina. Georgia, Ala
isama and Ohio.
The address of welcome was made
b. State Senator T.. +. Holland. Rev.
H. A. Long, OF Graham, n. G, re-
spending. Rev Dr, A. ", Light
bourne OF Dover, Del, wifi ~ Nach the
closing sermon on FRIDAY evenh1s.
Want Larger Appropriation.
Mayor John Is. Noriieet, accompanied
by committee composed of members
OF the city council. the board Of trade
and Postmaster Quinby. left Tuesday
Tor Washington, where they so TO pre-
sent the claims of Suffolk asking for
an additional appropriation from the
government for the proposed Federal
building.
The present appropriation Of SEQ, 900
II considered most inadequate and the
snm Of $4,000 extra VIII be asked
for.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
HENRY NAMED COLLECTOR
, DE PORT DE- NEW YORK
Adjutant General of n. y. State
Militia Gets Fat Appoint
ment from President.

WASHINGTON. p. e.. April IL
president Taft has appointed Gen
eral Nelson II Henry adjutant genera
Of ,hs New York State militia. sur
yeyor os the port of New York Gen
erai Henry was introduced to the
President Tuesday by Secretary Mac
Veagh and accepted the position, il
II said the nomination win not be
sent 10 the Senate shis afternoon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
CRUSHED BETWEEN CoGs.

One Brothers Head Severed and the
Others Lrgs Cut on In Factory.
WARSAW. VA. April 27,--While
Bunny and John Peterson, brothers.
were AT work in the facotry OF the
Euhank Tankard Company. near Kill
marnook, in Lancaster ctunty, the
jacket of the former was caught In
the cogs Of the hot air dryer and his
legs were cut off
John, In attempting TO rescue his
brother, had his head severed from
the body, Bunny was rushed to II
hospital in Baltimore for treatment,
with slight chances TOR recovery,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
Ra.,.is for schools.

GREENSBORO, NJ. G., April 27.--
In an election here Tuesday for a
s35, 900 bond issue for addltional. pub
lie school facilities, the nonds We're
auproyed BY d vote or 500 for to Is
against, out OF q total new registra-
ton Of 9zo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27

SPENCER, n. c., April 27,--W. r.,
Kaderty, for the past tow years mas.
ter mechanic for the Southern RAN.
way Company at Spencer, has been
appointed general superintendent of
motive power for the Georgia South-
ern and Florida railroad. with head-
quarters at Maeen. Ga. The change
comes as promotion to Mr.. Kaderty.
His successor at this place has not
been named.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
Noted Architcet Dead.

NUt1N NFEmIu&Ek U300s
PHILADELPHIA, PA. April a1.--w,
Bleddyn Powell, city architect and one
of the designers OF the city hail died
Tuesday OF cancer. Deceased was
fifty-six years OF age, and had drawn
plans for many Of the most imposing
structures In this ana other cities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. Hevonth and FeRry
Streets for Petersburg.
..5as. .s.7,s. .. iep N. - :
if:0o r. NJ for Chester 1890 midnight Ia
PstersburE
Eef issv FvssrsDufS. i0sn Gysafnoas SfsssA
for Manchester:
SIS, o8A ss7:is. s7as s.S6, o,s5, slo:sS.
tf.ss 4. M. t1,ss. y So, 7:33 s.aa ss:s6. ss3I
ass, s7;35. e;aa. 9:aa. sios&o. lla0P. =.
ssIimited, except Sundays aud holidaya
AL cars from fstsssburs csnnsst vita An -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
FREE

! win give you three areat-
ments free. II NOT benefited.
1t viii be useless to continue,
All chronic diseases treated.
Medicine furnished when
necessary.
l22 North Sth Street.
~ Phone Madison 1922.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
IGNORANCE ABROAD
of AnSa loon League Roanoke
Times Defends League and Reviews its Accomplishments
in Vir ginia.

The Roanoke- rinaoA- prints the FOL-