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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-12-23
BEST ON EARTH"

This is the verdict of r. J. Howell, Tracy,
o.. who bought Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for his wife. Her case was
the worst have ever seen, and looked
like a sure case of consumption. Her
lungs were sore and she coughed inces-
sanity and her voice was hoarse and
weak. Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound brought relief at once and less
than three bottles affected complete
cure" For sale by all druggists.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-12-23

The quicker a cold is gotten rid of the
less the danger from pneumonia and
other serious diseases. Mr.. B. w. L.
Hall, of Waverly, Va, says: II firmly
believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to
be absolutely the best preparation on the
market for colds. have recommended
it to my friends and they all agree with
me-" For sale by all dealers.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-12-23
Like the oriainal.

Lady with awfully painted chceksl
my portrait is very good. but don't
sou think that the a-cheeks--a a
trifie pale?
Artist-Yes: they are not done yet.
leave that to the last. Fliegende
Batter.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-12-23
Do Your Xmas
Shopping at
OOOdnnan's

Don't forget the fact that
we can save you money OH
goods for the entire family.
Gifts for everybody. An
elegant assortment for the
Holiday trade.
If you need clothing and if
it is necessary for you to be
careful about your expendi-
lures, you can't possibly afford
to pass up the great money
saving opportunity our stock
presents to you. You owe it
to yourself to investigate these
opportunities and if you d.
you'll find that you can ma
terially lessen the high cost
of living by buying ali the
clothing you may need at
Goodman's.
Shoes.-Everything in the
way of Shoes for Men, Wo-
men, Boys and Children. All
feathers and all shapes.
Mems and Young ITEMS
OvercoaCs, Stylish Winter
Garments, $3.50 to $40
ITEMS and Young ITEMS
Suits of Fancy Woisteds,
Cassimeres and Twceds in the
newest shades Of Tan, Gray,
Blue, and Black effects.
$3.50 to $40
KnickerbOcker Suits for
Boys, of good-wearing mater
ial, and up-to-date in style.
50 so to $3.50
Millinery Dept. = Every
thing in up-to-date millinery,
Ready-to-wear Hats, Ladies
Gloves, Underwear, Hosiery,
Ribbons, Etc.
Furs Furs! Our line
of Furs is complete. Every
thing new and up to the min
ute i'll style. Wen guarantee
these goods and they must
give satisfaction. Fur Sets,
SIS to $40. Fur muffs, $3.50
TO $40. Childrciis Fur Sets,
81 to So. You car save money
by buying from rs.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-12-23
Junks on the lrawadi.

Eastern ingenuity is often diverted
into curious directions The Burmese
use a junk ON the Irawadi so rugged
and with sails so secured that il can
run only before the wind. II is par.
ticularly adapted TO local conditions
As roads were I'LL comparatively re
cent times unknown in Burma. river
navigation was OF particular impor
lance as means OF communication
Usually there Is considerable difficulty
in ascending river. This Is not SC
on the Irawadi. for the winds blow
almost constantly dead against the cur
rent.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-12-23

Without opiates or harmful drugs of
any kind Foley's Honey and Tar Cons
pound stops coughs and cures colds. Do
not except any substitute. For sale by
all druggists. -
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-12-23

Two Of q Kind.
"Oh, George" sighed the lovesick
maiden, I'm sure I'm not worthy to
be your wife"
"well." replied George YEARLY. I'm
not worthy to be your husband. SO
we're Just about mstched."-Catholic
Standard and Times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
PAMpLIN CITY NEWS

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.
PAMPLIN CITY, VA. Sept. 25.~-
Miss Matte C. Thornton left Thurs
day for Princeton. w. Va, where she
expects to spend the winter.
Mrs. F. ii. Lukin and son left yes
terday to join hor husband. DR.. +. IL.
Lukin, at Meek. Ky, where they
will make their home
Tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs +. r.
Warren for the past two weeks has
been tia scene OF happy family re-
union. All of their children. III
Guiding Mr.. L. X. Warren and Miss
Mary Ii. Warren. Of New York Mrs
NJ. l., Bonham, Jr, OF Boston. and
Miss Hannah d. Warren, of Rich
mond. arc here together, for the first
time in over seven years. The party
viii begin to break up to-day, when
Mrs Bonham leaves for Boston.
Mr.. Leslie \. Lyon Is away on q
business trip 10 some OF the Northern
cities.
Messrs, l.. S. Gillian and r. s.
HARDWOOD left this week TO resume
their studies al Richmond College
Rev. James H. Terry is visiting his
parents Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Connally have
returned from stay of several weeks
In Richmond ana vicinity
Mrs. NJ Il, Hamlet, who has been
quite Ill at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. J. Woody, of Crewe. re-
turned last week very much improved
She was accompanied by her daugh-
ter. Mrs. K. l.. Franklin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
BOY AVIATOR IS
To FLY At FAIR
YOUNGEST BIRD-MAN IN Corrx.
TRY I'd CAPTURE
THE CLOUDS,

| Howard Levan, the boy aviator. OF
| Allentown. Pa, who has been en-
gagged TO appear at the State Fair
and make daily flights in the strobal
airship. ia said to be one of tho mox,
fearless of all tho bn Omen Of the
day
He has been making flights at va
rious points in the East Ind Middle
West, and while he has been Spec
tacu!ar to some extent, he has met
with no accidents.
Levan Will make two flights daily
at the fair. and while he Is In the
air at a dizzy height tho gas cap
tive balloon. the dirigible and the
hot-air balloons viii also be afioat In
The empyroan. presenting IA dazzling
and delightful scene.
Manager Lloyd has arranged with
the Pain Fireworks Company TO pre-
sent three spectacies here instead or
one. In addition to The Last Days
of Pompeii," each night. The Baltic
In the Clouds" and THE Destruction
OF a Battleship by an Airship" viii
b. presented. These spectaeles and
pageans will require more than two
hundred people, and moro than one
thousand dollars worth Of fireworks
Will be used each night
Another Instructive as well as en-
tertaining feature will prove to be
aside from Buffalo Bits, is cousid-
cred by critics the largest and best
show of the kind in the country.
Entries for the dog show viii close
on Wednesday. This feature will be
ore Of the attractive ones The low
ers Of the dog win find a most COM
pleta exhibit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
NEAT MODEL FOR
COUNTRY SCHOOL
A.ANpINOfak on Miss J. DOUG.
LASS WRIGHT. or lDUCA-
IfoS A~SDCt aTIDS.

oas ex tho ns&t>st models Tor a
ons-toeaxa coGasry SCHOOL ever devised
may naw be ssea ,st tho office Of the
Co-operatse Edus~ti0u Association
In ths Capitol building. II ls made
~ dsars e~Ard aaj is the haadtWork
or sA4ss J. bvug.aS Wright oface
secretary OF the association. 1t ~
worth climbing CAPITOL hill 10 see
a SILVER bell IN she supola is ruug
" miniature roqe. the cad of which
aangios at the kraus door. Passin n
Through short hallway. the main
room 10 Reached, tae Windows boing
50 arranged tina; tNe light comes
n<oAsa many windows. LAlllng upon
The left aide anu lack ot the pupils
a 1ackete8 stove. furnishing both
Neat and ventilnt!Vas Ia IN one corner
sl@nelent far away from the nearest
dssA SO that the Unfortunate scholar
oecupyins such desk Is not roasted
when 1he ire IL started. The desks
are ranged In slng.s rows rather than
II the double row plan On one side
Ok the hallway "a delightful little IL
er@fs' neatly earpeted and with pie
lures or the poets ol{ the wills. Is pro-
Nlaed. hled with standard works ON
the othar side OF th@ hail are cloak
rooms for the bos1 and girls The
building Is perfectly plain. with the
exception Of e. heat porch with dorlo
columns It he front OF the build
ing
Miss Wright built the model IN
about q fortnight and Ii will form
a portion Of the exhibit st the uexr
ChlIds Welfare Conference.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
BARONET JOINS
SALVATION ARMY

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.A-str Gen;l1e
Cs.N e iaroWne~Cavo, baronet famed a
globe traveller and adventurer sd-
United to-day that he has been driv-
ing JUNK wagon through the streets
or doboken. collecting cast OF fam
ny supplies for distribution NV tha
salvation Army.
accept with earnest intentions
any work assigned to me by the Sal
walton Army. but l am pleading for
promotion TO position OF field officer.
that l may go about preaching 70
my reliowmen," said the cavalier.
This erratic Britisher will be y
feature OF the great parade given by
the Jersey City Board of Trade DC
tober 3. when he Will appear In the
salvation Army division. CARRIED ia
mis- cowboy s}ut. astride a buckinx
bronoho~ AT intervals along the route
he win iasso horses and give fancy
exhibitions with the iarias-
Recently IN Denver Cave Browne
cave was oornered In u house by g.
deputy sheriff, who had warrant
growing out Of FRANKS and played by
him and other cowboys at ranch.
esive-Browne-CaVe insisted to-day
that he disguised himself IS tho but
Ter admitted the sheriff. served him
with drink and stood back or his
chair. while a friend explained how
he {the baronet) had escaped by a
back door
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
CAUGHT A GIRL
IN THE MESHES
UNITED STATES rosTNoFTlCE IN
sPECTuRs SURPRISED All
oIrCuME.
SAY FLAGG HAS FORTUNE
MORGAN STILL IN TpMns As RE-
SUIT or RAID or ~E2 FEH
CTsr.v FINANCIAL
OPERATION.

NEW TOBi<, sept 2se---lnyestor,
sp tNe pei cent. Ia year brokerage
business" conducted ty Jared ElaEg
whose offices were raidea On Estur-
DAY, VIII apply tomorrow morning
for Ia reeeis ahip OF the concern. Ia
an oAaeayor To save what thay can
al their money. Fiagg, in com pany
with former United States Treasurer
ID. y. Morgan. and six other prison
ers, captured In the raid. spent Sun
day In the Tonbs
IL In said on good authority that
EiaEg. who has taken Ii much more
thau s1,VQe.q0 within the last four
years. has al least saoe.e eco In cash
hidden away III "a Ma city sle post vault
There may be IL lively raee for tais
The government officials Will seek ~
att@ II,
Another infsresting and unexpected
developed Tomorrow Wiz lie tbs ap-
Nearanee TITO The caes 81 pretty
Young sfr. 81 nineteen.
Fostoffee Inspector Elmer L. Kin
cgid said to-day:
we learned lust before the raid
the name Of 81 woman deeply involved
fn FlagR's financial a!ra.rn ard swora
ouf - warrant for her. We intended
arrest:ns her Monday. but to Our
arnazernent we discovered to-day tina,
she Is merely s. little girl Of nine
teen.
vented and engineered good many
Of JARED flaegs important projects"
some OF the prisoners cent signed
Statements out To an International
News Service reporter, who called
npon them. They were ail rernor-
straucos against the injustice '-ot
their incarceration"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
IRVINGTON PROMISES
FINE OYSTER SEASON

1RVINo2TON, VA. Sept. 25.-The
oyster season that has just opened In
Virginia promises 10 be one OF tn o
best In many years. The oysters are
In fairly good condition for this time
OF the year. and owing TO the rapid
advance in the price OF all foodstuffs,
the luscious biralye Is apt to be pur-
chased in considerable quantities Re-
port from the Rappahannock ~ that
WhiIe oysters are not so plentiful as
at the beginning of last season, the
catch of young spot Is phenomenal.
There Is 81 larger strike than has beon
known for five years: even tin cans
thrown in the waters OF Carriers creek
Last spring are found to have on
them from twenty-five to thirty oys-
ters from the size Of quarter down.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
M DONALD LEE
CREETS FRIENDS
WOULD NOT BE AT ALL DISCRrrv,
IIAED By REDISTRfCr.
n
ING.

tearing no marks Of having tust
| emerged from Il political campa{gn
IN Wnlch the necessities Of the sstu-
alton caused him To be a eonsplc1t
Gus figure. Commissioner of Fisheries
i W. Mcdonald Lee was given a hearty
I greeting last night at Murphy's Ho-
/ tei 10y IA large number OF local and
State political friends brough, 10
richmond by political matters.
Commissioner Lee Is just back
from trip to New York. where he
has been having his eyes treated and
was in the city To attend the regu-
lar monthly meeting OF the Fisheries
Commission
When asked by Nirginian repre-
sentative whether or not his people
on the Northern Neck were pleased
with the idea ema1atiug from New
port News looking to the placing II
the counties Of Westmore!and Rich
mond. Northumberland and Iancag-
ter into the Eighth Congressional Dis
triet, he said that the people Of his
way OF thinking on the Northern Neck
would be pleased with anything that
was done, indicating that the fire.
couldn't be much worse than the
frying pan.
While not saying SO In 50 many
words. II was evident that the move
NIICH "oNld mean the retirement Of
Congressman W. A. Jones hy the
placing OF his county in the Eighth
District was net distasteful TO MIR.
Lee. Mr.. Lee stated, however. that
the condition OF his eyes was such
that he had not read a line for six
weeks and WIS not conyersant With
the situation He stated further that
Il might be several months before
he could use his eyes
Newport News Willing
Newport News. which would be-
come the most influential factor in
the First District. were MIR. Jsnes
and the counties of the Northern
Neck transferred to the Eighth Dis
trlct, seems 10 heartily favor the
change. The Daily Press. one OF the
strongest advocates OF the senatorial
asspirat tons OF Congressman Jones. is
out III an editorial warmly endorsing
tho change. while the Newport News
Tim es- Herald which gave It's support
to Senator Martin. endorses the plan.
but deprecates any unfair. treatment
of Mr.. Jones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
TWO MORE CANDIDATES FOR
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

The woods are apparently fun Of
prospective candidates for the office
of auditor OF public accounts. The
most recent names mentioned In con-
noction with the Office are those Of
Captain ] NJ. Harris, one of the
most prominent citizens OF Nottoway
county. and Paul w Garrett. of
1eesburg. the latter OF whom is an
nvowed candidate, The only other
avowed candidate who has thus far
developed Is Chief Clark c. Lee
Moore, who has been employed in
the auditors office since 1884. and
for the larger part OF the time he has
4iled the spQSstiQp OF CHIEF .clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
WHAT'S DOING IN
ASHLAND TOWN

Especial TO The Richmond Virgtnian.)
ASHLAND. VA. Sept. 25.--On Octo-
Der 7, the poatofiee at Ashland viii
be opened for postal savings funds,
and the Hanover Bank has been desig-
mated by the government as q deposit
ton for such funds: the postmaster
having been instructed TO place such
deposits in this bank.
AT q regular meeting OF the direc-
tors OF the Hanover Bank held Mon
day night. ten Per cent stock diyi-
dend was declared. to be paid Of the
earnings of the bank. This is the
second ten per cent. stock DIVIDEND
which has been declared and VIII
make & total q: $1,000 .Aus transferred
lfom protit TO stock.
The student department OF the State
\. M (. a. has planned 10 hold an
nterdenominattoaaI bible study, and
Student Volunteer Movement Institute
at Randolph Macon College. October
4s-22. 1ylL About IL hundred deIc-
gates are expected 10 attend this
meeting.
Mi4s Caroline Aildyette, who has
NS|*' VA s+4A SahSttGSl u ~ ~ AAi4-
bridge. Philadelphia and Atlanuc
City. has returned home,
Il number u old students who have
been visitors To Ashland and Ran
dolph- Macon College Ter the past week
are leaving to- day. "Cy" Seal goes
back to Harvard for another year .
work. Harry Rowe 10 Hampton Iii
business with his father. ", L. I@zel-
er will teach III F'arInyiIle Wallace
White and Richard Orby VIII teacn.
Caroline ELLIS, fancy SydDor,
Blanche Chenny. ard Ella Lilly. VINO
graduated at the Ashland High Schooa
last June. have entered the Randoiph-
Macon " oInan's College. In Lyncn-
burg. for the session.
Miss Grayson uootnagie and her
guests. Misses Kellogg and Jones,
have returned to the Woman's COL
lege at Lynchbarg
Luther p. Hartsook left Saturday
for Augusta Ca where he has Sc
cured position.
Mrs. r. Z. Blackwell has returned
from a visit to her sister. Mrs. uagan,
at CAr!suansburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
Highland P ark

Mrs. IL Connie Smith and childrea
have returned from d yisit TO Louisa
county.
Air. James Durrett, OF Huntington.
W. Va. was the recent guest OF MIR. w.
III. Mitchell
Miss Lizzie Usher spent several
days last week visiting III Chesterfield
county.
Lr. Il. y. Smart. of charlottesville.
ID the guest Of Mrs. w u. Quarles
on Third avenue.
Miss Euniee Lynn, or Bredericks-
burg. Is The guest OF Mrs. Isorenxa
Il. Hall.
Rev. Charles Il Boggs preached to
the conYicts at the state farm on
Sunday.
Iraulein Marguerite Luck, teacher
or music and German In the Lady
Jane Grey school at EinghaInton. n.
T.. who has been the guest OF her
sister, Mrs It. Elwood Tragic. has re-
turned home.
Mr@. Grace odeu LIS spending this
week At The home OF her parents Mir.
and Mrs d. NJ. burgess on Third
Avenue.
Highland Park public school has an
enrolment Of AIT scholars Wide CON-
crete walks are being put down at
the school
Mr.. Ocie Eddtngton, OF Spotsyfvania
county. who was the recent guest of
his cousin. Mr.. w. NJ. Mitchell has
returned home.
A social will be held by the Baracca
class Of the Methodist church next
Friday evening at the home of their
teacher. Mrs, Jane Pierce, or Fourth
avenue
Mr.. c. w, Harry lost very fine
COW last weak
Mr.. Atkins. OF '0I Fourth avenue,
reports the straytng OF two bulldogs
from his home. one of which 10
Vicious. He will be very glad II any
one knowing OF their Whereabouts
viii MOTIF yhim.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
NO ONE WANTED
REAL LIVE RARY

u Htie there was a. lui IN things at
TIE Second station Sunday night about
nine O'CLOCK. Sergeant Tyler was called
to The phone by plain tive female
voice.
Come UP here snd get 1--we baby
which has been left In our back yard !"
pleaded tho voice
The sergeant asked ell those in the
enc did.
We are all married" saId Squire
Inraief and have enough of OUR own. I"
TO the automobile waA sent for the
infant. Which prgves to be gsri about
1--WE weeks old. IN apparently good
noalfh. and fairly well clothed. The
baby was carried TO the City Home,
whore u now awalts parents ana home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
RICHMOND AFTER CARIIAGTl
BUTI.uERS CONVENTION

Richmond has an aggressive trio
after the 1914 convention OF the Car
rage baIlderr National Association.
which In now II session at Atlantic
City, Y. j.
Yesterday business Manager w. IT.
lahueg, OF the Cham her OF Com
1narce; Charles q. Bosher, represent
tnr thu local vehicle trade, and Ora
ham IoAson, representing the NUM-
cipal government, left for Atlantic
CITY. where they Will present the at
fractions Of Richmond az d conven-
fiau city 10 the assembly
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
MRS. DAVIS GETS
PERMIT TO BUILD

Permits were ISSUED by Building
Inspector Beck yester day Az follows.
Mrs, DrucilIa Davis, 10 erect Il De
tached two-s story frame dwelling on
the west side OF Garrison street, be-
tween Cowardin and Canopa streets.
to cost $500.
NJ. A. Oeymelman to erect n one
story frame dwelling on the west
side or Stewart street between Lit
Iopage and Redo Rtreets, sl25,
Fritz sitterding, 10 repair one
story brick dwelling MT 500 FLOYD
avenue. 10 cost 5000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
MAN AND WOMAN
IN A NEAR DUEL
CHAMPIONS OF TWO DIFFERENT
IDEAS COME TO BLOWS ON
STAGE.
PAQuERETTE GETS GAY
GOWN CREATES EXCITEMENT AND
CAUSES AAREsT-PRINC
xITHA COMES TO PARIS
FOR OROUssEAN,


PARIS, SEPT. 25.--"Alls well that
ends Wei. and the threatened duel
between the militant feminist cham
plon OF Toulouse. Mdle. ARIA Ly. and
her male antagonist. NJ. Massat. will
not come of, because the two autax-
ohists nave been reconctied at q po-
lice station.
The reconciliation, however, was
not effected without hair-puilin9
preamble. NJ. Massat organized a
meeting at which he was TO speak
and give his views on feminism. Mdle.
Aria Ly broke into the meeting. and
while lady swas speaking. she got
on the platform and slapped NJ. Mas
sat.
There was of course, the usual ex-
citt nent, and all the belligerents were
marched off to the police station.
where, after NJ. Massat had explain ed
that he was making no personal at
lacks on Mdle. ARIA Ly. but only
on her theories. Mdle Ly was soothed
and shook hands with him.
Gown Causes Disturbance.
Mile. Paqueretta is All "elegante"
OF the Quarter Latin. and though her
taste as regards frocks and frills Is
not looked upon AS particularly &C.
centric by students. 1t caused soma
| excitement the other afternoon In the
Luxemborugh Gardens.
Paquerette was point d'admtre -
She was wearing blue silk dress.
which opened at the side, allowing
passersby more than a casual glimpse
OF silk hosiery to match the dress.
Tho students admired her, but some
body took ofteny, and went to In
form a guardian that q young woman
vas openly defying the laws OF de-
cCncy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
SENSATION IN OLD
HANOVER COUNTY
MRS. p. A AoTT ASKS pAMAGEa
FROM MRS. S. G.
SUTTON.

Hanover county Is the scene of u
mild sensation which involves the
sanccty OF the family of two we'll
families
Papers have been filed In the court
of Hanover by Mrs, Willie Annie
Holt, wife of p A. Holt. charging
Mrs. Virginia Alice Sutton, wife OF
Rev. S. G.. Sutton, with the alienation
of her husbands affections, and ask
ing for $4,000 damages.
MIR. Holt il engaged in business In
Richmond. Rev, Mr.. Sutton is pastor
Of &iethsemsna and SsaltHille churches.
and is highly esteemed.
Numerous witnesses have been sum-
moned by Mrs. Holt to bear her out
IN her contention. Mrs Sutton de-
MES all the instnuations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
MoNTROsE HEIGHTS EXTENDED
Name of New Addition--Strect Car.
Soon 10 be Extended Through
Property

Owing to the big success Bum &
Son have met with in selling out Mon
trose Heights they now have fneA and
teams at work getting new property
purchased BY them adjoining their
first addition in shape for sale.
This property surely Is a beautiful
place for a house, only two miles
from center OF city and located on a
high plateau overlooking the city of
Richmond. The National boulevard.
which leads to this property, has
already been paved. which will give
purchasers of lots in this addition
paved streets all the way.
The Richmond and Henrico have
completed their line within a few
blocks of Montrose Heights and they
have already made application fc.
right of way. which will run through
this property. when lots will double In
1aAAAa WAtGh- 1or date IT SalA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
wTTH0xyr THE KNIFE.

69~esinl Patssnss Ter ns Almost Mn~eulons
ETss q Cess,ersA, 0sssai.tsd I4de wpd HsEA,
paAay hs~s tess~p sEsy thAlr raasss sftnr tek1ne
y. tsAtaaept : shs<t Fn4, .liyou ham bsusrirss.
diasansrs nsundsaA, hssAeeke, spots before ths
..ses% tnflsnrna>tnn eSaualatsA, Wtnkins. srsrsh-
lenx ct tAs y~s, v.stcss Aszvsus AnA braia slise-
ssona, saaslaas Rsgssss .ztsEx P she h.alsh, pst
s5sf xNb 4soEn sl 1akk hnE' fAh
uafsi II unsQ q e.n6pg, 10 A X anita p, NJ.
O~ssakAsioes hss Ill thE }sek
HuLsEHKHT AAkATURTUr<.
us kass Yrsnkiin Street
EGAwaaa& GA 6AcaDd S%xast
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
DECLINED TO SEND
REPCAtT OF COMMISSION

WASHINGTON. Sept, 25.--Dr. j. L.
Zimmerman and Mrs Christina NJ.
kuppinger. who are Interested In
rescue mission aid settlement work
In Chicago, having inspected the dens
OF vice In Washington. have left here
for New York.
ON the part OF the vice crusaders of
Chicago Dr Zimmerman and Mrs
kuppingsr have asked the postrnas-
tcr-general tor ruling n the case Of
the postmaster az Chicago. who de
cuned To send through the mails the
report of the Ntce-CommiAsion.