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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
SEVENTEEN APPLY
FOR CITIZENSHIP

The usual monthly session of the
United States District Court was held
yesterday by Judge Edmund Waddill.
Jr.. for the naturalization Of aliens.
Seventeen applied for their naturaliza-
t1on papers and after taking the
necessary oath and otherwise COM
plying with the requirements were de-
clared to- be full-nedged citizens and
voters. Most OF the new citi5ens were
born In Italy. though there were q
few Germans and one Assyrian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
SLIGHTLY Used Pianos

BARGAINS THAT WILD BE
EAGERLY SOUGHT AFTER
One $3.50 J. 4 C. Fischer
Ptano-F'ull size cabinet.
upright, rich rosewood
case, slightly used: 922S
on time; CASH. ....... .@202.So
One $500 Chase Bros
Pfano-Ebony case. slightly
used, but In excellent con-
dition; $3.50 on time:
CASH .........--. .--.... law
One $3.50 Kingsbwy
Pfano-Full size upright;
slightly used: case shows
scratch or two. but other
wise all right: carries the
full factory WARRANTED;
$245 on time; CASH. -. .$2SO-SO
Ono $500 Cable Piano
Probably one Of the very
best values We have offer
ed; new model upright.
slightly used: $3.50 on time:
CASH ...-..... S@o@.VV
Ono $500 Wellington
Pfano-Slightiy used up
right: good for long ana
satisfactory service. $50
on time; CASH. $lo2oO
One $500 Schubert Piano
Used, but now In fine
condition; real bargain:
$500 on time; CASH. 49,. $4,000
One $500 Eastern Make
Ptano-Mahogany upright.
full size. ivory keys: best
nickel finish; $3.50 on time:
CASH .s1s2.0o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
New Pianos

20 NEW 9975.OO GARNET
GRAND PIANOS.
Mahogany and oak cases. Ac-
ton made OF the best materials.
Musical and lasting tone quality.
elastic touch. A wonderful Piano
at the price.
80 Per Cent On Regular Price.
Transfer Sale price, long
time Slo2.50
Transfer Sale. CASH or
short time price. .$1eS.SS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
kO|NER WOULD
WIPE OUT CHOLERA
WILL ASK ASSEMBLY TO PRO-
VIDE FOR FREE pIsTRIBU-
TON OF SERUM.

In his forthcoming annual report
Commissioner OF Agriculture George
w. Koiner will ask the General As
sembly to make provision for a two
year war upon hog cholera. He will
ask that the department of agricul-
ture be authorized to furnish the
farmers OF the State serum for the
treatment OF THIS disease free of
charge, with the hope that 1t may
be routed from Virginia soil Sew
erai other States are carrying on
similar campaigns.
hTe annual report OF the depart
ment. a handsome. well-illustrated
book. fs now on the press and will
be ready in a few days for the mails
1t is the twelfth annual report got
ten out by Mr.. Koiner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05

plank. On reaching the sidewalk the
cat fell as though dead. and q by
stander picked up the creature and
took 1t to . place OF warmth and SAFE
".
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to the following parties: Alex
ander G. Harwood ana Miss Georgia
Z. Montgomery: Mack b. Bass and
Miss Bessie W. Davenport: Lemuel
a. Tatum and Miss Lama A. Lewis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05

workers and the two agencies CO.
operated In the work.
Reports In Detail.
Reports In detail as made yester-
day were:
CitixenS COMMITTEES, w. 8. Rhoads,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05

The funeral Of Mrs. Virginia Prince.
who died Friday night at her home.
1901 Washington street, aged fifty
t,se years. took place yesterday az
ternoon at s o'clock from Union
Station Methodist church and was
conducted by the pastor. Rev. DR..
Edwards. The interment was in Oak
wood cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
20 NEW $4,000 UPRIGHT
PIANOS

20 NEW $4,000 UPRIGHT
PIANOS.
Full standard size feet 8
inches high. Beautiful mahogany
finish case. Full metal frame.
Stylish design. Warranted to give
complete satisfaction. Singing
and exQuisitely musical tone.
Best materials.
20 Per Cent on Regular Price.
Transfer Sale price. long
time ..............9 f75.O0
Transfer Sale, CASH or
short time price. $f57.5O
70 Per Cent on Regular Price.
Tho excellent musical and con-
structive qualities OF the DeKoven
Pianos have given these inatru-
ments a well-esta blished reputa-
ton. Fine. clear tone and built
to stand hard usage. facts fully
s1onstrated by the many which
have given satisfactory service In
Amond homea
20 Per Gent. on Regular Price.
Transfer Sale price. long
time .............4 5000. 90
Transfer Sale. CASH or
short time price. 90
so NEW 3275.oo WELLINGTON
PIANOS.
20 Per cent. on Regular Pricc>
Transfer Sale price. long
time -. $4,000
Transfer Sale. CASH or
short time price. $4,000
A few 100000 wellington
Pianos at equal reduction.
so NEW $4,000 SCHUBERT :
PIANOS.
20 Per Cent. Oh Regular Price.
Transfer Sale price, long
time ........... $3.50. 90.
Transfer Sale. CASH or
short time price. $2S2.OO
Out OF town patrons are re-
queated to send for bargain list
We will ship pianos and organs
on approval-charges prepaid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
WOMEN IN WORK
OF TEMPERANCE
QUARTERLY CONVENTION OF W.
&. T. o. WILL BEGIN SFS-
SION TO-DAY.

The quarterly convention Of the
womans Christian Temperance Union
OF Henrico andJHanover counties. will
begin this morning at the Bainoridse-
Street Baptist church at 1880 O'CLOCK
and continue throughout the day
The two counties have a total OF
sixteen unions and a large represen-
tation Ia expected from them all.
The address OF welcome will be de-
iivered by MrK. ]. w. Durham. wife
OF the Rev ]. w. Durham. pastor OF
the Bainbridge-Street Baptist church.
After the opening address a musical
program will be rendered.
Mrs W. l.. Bales will give de-
tailed report OF the national conven-
ton of Women's Christian Temper
ance Union. recently held in Milwau-
kee. she being the delegate repre-
senting Richmond there.
The Equal Suffrage League OF Viz
ginia will be represented at the con-
vention by E. c. Dawson. Of the
State bureau of labor. Miss Mary
Johnston and Mrs. B, B. Valentine.
Mrs w. NJ. Bickers. president OF
the Bi-County Union, will preside
over the session.
Other prominent and foremost
will make short talks.
Luncheon will be served to all OF
the delegates and visitors present.
The w. c. T. u. holds their meet
ings quarterly. this convention being
the last one to be held before the
legislative body meets
Pleads Guilty to Theft.
Pleading guilty yesterday to the
charge preferred against him. Clar-
enco Haddock was given sixty days
IN Jail and fine Of $25 was imposed
by Judge ernest Wells in Hastings
Court, Part 2. on a charge OF enter
ing the plant Of Wingo. Elicit &
Crump Shoe Company and taking sew
eral pairs of shoes.
Haddock was accompanied to court
by his young wife. his mother and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
father. and several other members

father. and several other members
Of his family.
Owing to the young mans previous
good character. his attorney. Hiram
NJ. Smith. asked the court to imposo
as small a sentence as possible.
Mr. Hayes Coleman, Of the Wingos
Elicit & Crump Shoe Company. tes-
tied that they did not want to pres
the case, as young Haddock had been
with the company for the past four
years and until the present affair they
had found him to be q comp etent ana
trusted employe.
The first decision rendered by Judge
Wells was q sentence OF one year IN
the State penitentiary. But remind~
ed OF the fact that a minimum sem
tence was q jail sentence and q small
fine. by Attorney Smith. the decision
was changed to sixty days In Jail and
a fine Of $25, stating that he was glad
that he could make the term much
shorter.
After the decision was passed In
Hastings Court, the many friends Of
the young man made /. known that
. petition would be Cotton and pre-
scented to Governor Mann asking =
pardon for Hal rex.
County School Fight.
The fight for the superintendent
OF tho Chesterfield county schools =
becoming very interesting. Six cam
didates have announced their desire
for the place and more are expected
before the State education board
meets and elects DR.. Charles HAzen'0
successor.
DR.. Hazen resigned an supertnten-
dent on account OF his other pressing
business matters.
The candidates are: DR.. ]. r. Rag
land. OF Centralia: DR.. ]. F. Loving.
Of 9wansboro; DR.. Hart. Of Chester:
Julian Sale and Lawrence Pool
4
For Fire Commissioner.
Besides D. L, Toney. two more
candidates have been announced to
fill the place Of the late George =.
Gary as fire commissioner from Wash
ington ward.
John 4. Walker. sales manager Of
the Standard Oil Company. and Wal
ter Franklin. auditor for the Aer-
chants National Bank, are the latest
contestants.
Charged with throwing 4 lamp -
the head Of John F1emming.s and set-
ting the house on fire. Jennie MinkD
was sent on to the grand jury ~
Justice Maurice in Police Court yeD-
terday morning.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Hudson's Annual February

While
% the partially into details here The
asnfncent and would require of this paper TO do
~ llne fur Justice. 1<>H
kfevlous who sells
certain
order to
the
skirts from
And them these
et as have month in the with all the ponts
And these will this annual
Undermusins
them
nas
she will find just the garment wanted at this sale sur
domestic
french We call
childrens under
Whether styles
should select the that will be found this day
selected
believe the city has know positively that you VIII
undermusins
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Princess SLIPS at Csc
A. Complete Exposition of New
Colored Wash Goods for Spring

Newest Novelties s22s yardA truly wonder
fabrics England France and
Bwitzerand Bases Mus Crepes swisses etc.
worked colors handsome designs
effects beautiful than and they have never been
Ihown before.
They nonshrnkable with
jacquard fgures tailored waists shirts
quality from France
exclusive white grounds printed in
loral and novelty effects.
fabric, finely and quite
heer raised cord effects in beau
Iful plaids and stripes.
silk Cotton 2se-A fabric that looks like all
k onethd the beautiful quality In all
$olors. and with jacquard designs.
French oinshas 25The complete assortment OF this
fabric They 80 inches wide the
checks
md handsome plads Used for dresses chdens ETC.
Irish Dinltes 25c-Everythng points big demand for
imies this showing extensive line OF
<he finest quality dmes printed figures forals and
ard effects
Scotch Gnshams 1532 inches wide coors and hun
styles select the thing dresses
#omen and chdre.-
Printed Batstes finely quality for
Printed In unlimited of patterns.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31

Swiss Galloon Bandngs in widths from "a
to inches-very popular trimmings for white
and colored dresses Worth o.
TO 35c. at, per yard .GOS
Cambria Skirt Flouncings, IL inches wide, en-
broidered on light weight cambria with the best
embroidered edges. The patterns are attractive
and entirely new and OF very fine work. Regu-
lar Soc quality at, o.
per yaro. -. -..0....' 49,. 'e>
Swiss Dress Flouncngs and Nainsook Skirt
Embroderies. Is inches wide. OF good quality
material in new spring patterns In both large
and small designs. Regular 55c az
embroideries. at, per yard. ~
Swiss Bandings, 16 inches wide, new widths
for skirt and dress trimmings in most desirable
patterns. These worth regularly 75c and
are extraordinary values at. SEo
per yard ................... ~
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31

Swiss Allover Embroideries, 24-inch wiuth' an
embroidery Of a superior quality of Workmanship
on fine material that will give the best Oh service
New and original patterns tern and regular Csc
27-inch Dress Flouncings In attractive pat
terms for entire gowns all new designs ana the
best materials for summer dresses. co.
Worth S125, at per yard. ............'. ~
Embroidery Flouncings. q inches Woe, in
selected natterns for trimming making OF
entire gowns The patterns are all the most
recent ideas Of the best designers, and they are
all on fine sheer Swiss. An immense assort-
ment for selection, and worth up 81 OS
to $500 at per yard. .............p
Plauen Lace Trimmed Embroidery Flouncings'
La inches wide in bewitching patterns Tor dressy
Gowns Regular $2.25 values. Ct *
lat per yard. ..................,...' " A'cc
Galloon Bands to match at 55c yard
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Combinations at $1.48

Picking up one OF these combina-
tions one will see that Il Is made
throughout OF beautiful embroidery
fiouncing. The front and back are
trimmed alike with ribbon drawn
yoke and beaded waist line.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Combinations at 95c

These have wide embroidery in
sertion. yoke has lace edge. ribbon
drawn, wide circular drawers, lace
trimmed An embroidered beaded
waist line is another pretty feature
of these combinations. Gowns may
be had to match at the same price.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Our Spring Importations of French and
German Val. Laces Have Arrived

Walls arrived just in time to go on dis
of spring merchandise Ihey
specially selected by representative and we
world finer qualities nor newer
styles in French and German Val laces 70
selection all perfect and exclusive at the ud
Department II is only by importing them direct
hat car fine qualities at small price
&c Yard, Dozen.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Skirts in IL Styles at $1.48

Taking one pretty skirt at
random we find IL has beauti-
ful embroidery fiounce. the head
OF which is in eyelet effect.
ribbon drawn. The upper part
is OF fine muslin and the
fiounce OF dainty lawn. Each
OF the other ten styles Is
equally beautiful.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
New Wash Cotton
Braids at SC to SOC yd

Our spring importation of Wash
Cotton Braids is now on display
and offers a wide variety for selec-
ton. They are shown in white
and black on white and colors OF
light blue, pink, lavender. rose,
brown, navy, tan. red. green and
old blue. They are all fast colors
and are unexcelled for, trimming
wash materials.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Extra Values in Plain White Goods
Especially Adapted for Undermuslins

4oInch Lawns 15e 1se-Fine evenly qualities
An weights
India Lnons at 1oc 121ae and 15cMade especially for our
department and extra values
4onch Nainsooks 17c-A soft quality
right for fine underwear.
Persian f5c 35c-The qualities to
be had; fine finish and 80 and 45-inch widths.
12yard Piece Nansooks $780, SIS $3.50 pece-40
inches wide and a beautiful, quality.
Mercerzed Baes 35c 5000 and 45 inches wide
and excellent values
Long Cloths 12Isc by the in
the country; the right finish for underwear
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Gowns in IL Styles at $1.9s

Some are In slip-over style with
lace and embroidery trimming. en-
broidery insertion. ribbon drawn;
others all lace trimmed with lace
sleeve; some with panel OF embroid-
cry. yoke effect and kimono sleeve.
and a wide variety OF high neck
styles.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Skirts in 8 Styles at $l.9S

In this beautiful assortment we
show skirts with dainty embroid-
cry founces with embroidery inser-
ton to match. ribbon drawn; others
with embroidery and one or two
rows OF insertion to match; and still
others are dainty combinations OF
Cluny and Val. laces.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Another Combination at $1.9S

Has paneled skirt drawers.
panels OF linen lace. the upper hair
or corset cover also being trimmed
with linen lace TO match. with the
same panel effect as the lower part.
There are also three other beauti-
4 full styles TO choose from.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Drawers in IL Styles at SOC.

One OF these drawers is the
circular style. the width be-
ing 5S inches in circumfer-
ence. either open or closed
style. made OF fine muslin,
trimmed with 3 L Inch en-
broidery. Ten other styles
ranging from the quite plain
TO the very elaborate at the
same price.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Tomorrow.
Special Skirt at $2.ss

The founce OF this beautiful skirt
extends from the knee and is OF an
elegant new pattern OF embroidery
and lace with beautiful embroidery
insertion, ribbon drawn. The upper
part is OF fine nainsook and the
fiounce of dainty lawn.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31

Made OF beautiful lace and embroidery with wide
burnt embroidery and insertion with linen lace inser
tion and edges Fly front style Of beautiful quality
nansook :.
Another at this price is trimmed with
three OF insertions OF baby Irish lace on front and
back. lace to match, ribbon drawn.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Princess Slips at $1,48

Made OF fine quality lawn and lace
trimmed front and back with en-
broldery beading and ribbon drawn.
The skirt part is trimmed with lace
insertions and edgjng. a surprising
value.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
We Start February With These Most Exceptional
Values in Newest Embroideries

Among the ariva Dr. o
N nm
a
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Corset Covers in Five Styles at $50

One style has)-wide embroidery
trimming joined with veining and
ribbon drawn. \Another Is lace
trimmed front and back with lawn
beading and ribbon drawn.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
The New Spring White Goods

Novelties $2e8 yard-Our impoaons
direct England and Switzerland comprising the
exquisite line novelty white goods There
beautiful Embroidered Voe Baste Swsses Sheer
Linens well fine showing OF Embroidered Border
Enects 46 inches wide
st. Gall swisses 5ec-Fine
assortment
patterns They
extra values
White Shirtings
quality and there 20 different
They 80 inches wide used tailored
shirts,
New White Madras at 35cAn excellent fabric
and chdrens
Hudson Store finely quality that
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Drawers in Five Styles at 25c.

One style is of heavy muslin with
four-inch embroidery trimming. An
excellent value. with four other
styles of equal values at the same
price.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
v Sale of New Muslinwear Opens
Gowns at $1.25

One OF the noticeable features OF
these gowns are the beautiful lace
sleeves Joined with embroidery In
sertion and ribbon drawn. These
gowns combine rare quality. extreme
beauty and great moderation in price.
Combinations in 5 Styles at $l.SS
I One OF the very newest combina-
tions is a chemise and drawers in one
piece garment. made Of soft. pretty
nainsook. linen lace trimmed and
ribbon drawn This Is something
entirely new and most extraordinary
special value.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Gowns at csc

These are daintily made or a
combination Of lace and embroid-
cry, embroidery beading, ribbon
drawn and with kimono sleeves.
Princess Slips at 95c
r a pretty style with Madeira yoke,
linen lace edge. ribbon drawn. plain
skirt and ,underruffie.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31


esraordnary Ssuss garment These SIG so
Another coat of fine quality
II Isain lined
New Wr for spring earrved
the styles
o N tailor effects
oha - SIS to SIS
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Gowns in IL Styles at $1.4S

One OF these styles Is slip-over
gown OF fine nansook with embroid-
cry beading. The yoke and sleeves
are made up OF beautiful linen lace edging
Another stye is an Empire slip-over style with en-
broidery woke wide embroidery Insertion under yoke
and ON sleeves to match. with lace edges
stu another is Empire crepe gown with kimono
sleeves lace and embroidery trimmed, ribbon drawn.
Thsre are also nine other styles to choose from.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Advance Showing of New Wooltex
Suits for Spring at $40

Leaving out the high quality OF the materials
and the elegance of the workmanship which
every Wooltex Suit possesses there are several
vital points which alone would make them
worth the price asked. And most OF these fea-
lures are not found in the usual run of tailored
suits at any price.
For instance. there is the finish OF the collars
the beauty and detail of the lapels the specially
constructed shields, the fine even stitching the
elegance OF the button holes, the extra buttons
the satin bands on the skirts. the thoroughness
OF the facing. the continuous placket and even
the hooks and eyes on the skirts are OF improved
quality and skillfuly attached. And Wooltex
Suits are all strictly wool material and guaran-
teed for full two seasons wear
The new Spring Wooltex Suits now on dis
play are unusually attractive possessing the
most fashionable ideas for spring And this
particular lot at $25 comes in beautiful worsteds
serges novelty mixtures. wide wales home
spuns, mannish materials Vigoreaux etc The
Jackets are in the fashionable "a TO 27-incn
lengths and are beautifully lined with Peau de
Cygne. Every desirable color effect is among
them including blues, browns tans grays
green's. cadet. bamboo and fancy stripe effects
All sizes from IA to 46. We G0r
pronounce these exceptional values at. .pZO
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
At S17o Box of Half Dozen
At $2.4o Box of Half Dozen

Beautiful gauze silk Isle hose. a fine imported
quality made with wide welt top. high splced
heel and double soles. An excellent value at soc
pair. on sale tomorrow at a saving OF sic box.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
Womens and Misses New
Spring Coats

For tomorrow's selling We announce the arrival Of
an unusually attractive group of womens newest
spring coats. These follow TO a letter the latest
details OF fashion and the materials are those most i'm
vogue for spring Elegant wide wales serges I'm
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-09-21

abe could 20 In the steamer and
canoea
After going through southern and
northern Nigeria the expedition reach
ed French Mbang In October. and
the falls OF the Mao Kali were 10
Gated.
According TO the testimony Of
French officers and natives. these falls
had never been seen before. and in
honor Of the brave English girl" go
ing to visit her sweetheart's gave.
the French authorities asked for per
mission to name the falls Les Chutes
Macleod"
RIGA. Miss Macleod proceeded through
the Tuburi lakes. and eventually
reached the Shadi down which she
travelled TO Lake Chad.
Herr the picturesque rocks OF Hadt
el-Hamis were inspected. which are
held In generation for miles around.
The highest peak OF these rocks
was climbed by Miss Macleod and
her oompanions-a feat which the ma.
tives declared TO be impossible.
Lake Chad was then crossed IN
kotoko canoes This Journey tool
eight days. i've Of which we're spent
out Of sight OF land.
Near Lake Chad the grave OF Lieut.,
Boyd Alexander was visited-the pa.
thetic object Of Miss MacLeod's long
tourney.
Discussing her travels at Plymouth,
Miss Macleod said that the greater
part Of the route chosen was unknown
to Britishers.
On arriving at Lagos she said she
was surprised to hear rumors that
Miss Macleod had been massa-
cred and eaten by cannibalsl
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-09-21

Circuit Court IL going on this week
aud are dlsposlng of the large dock
VI rapidly.
Everything In the harness line at
hickman Harness Co-now In thu
new Dodds building.
Jno. Hatley and brother. 4. C.
Hatley. OF Holiday. Tenn. visited the
formers sons. Amos and Martin. neal
town. since our last issue.
Mrs. Joe Polhamus and daughter,
Miss Mary, visited here the latter
part OF last week. leaving Friday for
Nashville where Miss Mary b. will
attend school this year.
7, J. ogilvlle, editor OF the Rldg-
ley Gazette. and Messrs. Murdoch
and Alexander. also OF Rldgeley. were
here yesterday enroute to Nashville
To attend the Tennessee State Fair.
The dog crop OF Kentucky. OF which
Fulton county has her share, re
mains on the average. There were
1868 dogs reported to State Audi
tor James In 1911. This report
means that after the sheep have been
Killed or died for want OF being kill
sd are paid for there remains about
$4,000 to 20 into the school fund.
There is "A habit and a deluslon
among a large number OF our people
TO 20 to some nearby town or city to
shop, believing that they can pur-
chase cheaper. We think these good
people may be buncoed by their own
thought. Please reckon your own car.
fare and time, II the latter Is worth
anything. II Hickman merchants try
TO soak" you or have not what you
want, OF course, you are justified to
10 elsewhere. But first find out by
getting prices and see what your
home merchants have.