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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
NOTICE.
FIR ST HALF.
Notice to Taxpayers.
once Of Collector Of citv TAKE.

ONCE Of Collector Of City Taxes.
City Hall, Richmond, Va
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR ONE-HAI4F OF
CITY TAXES. REAL ESTATE AND
Personal. FOR THE YEAR 1ai1 ON
THE WHOLE TAX rs DUE. but IN.
ordinance provides that one-half may
BE- paid In June ana tbs remaining half
In pecAmbery Failure to pay all or
oue-half in June tncurs = penalty OF
per cent, on tbs whole amount, which
y dive q once: and 4 not paid before
CURED to levy. with costs added
PhRsoN q; MALE al FEMAIEi Who
property a 1duciary, and ali parties
conducting business In the city OF
Richmond (of whatever nature) are
assessed. and will please call and sst-
tie, 20 ~ to. avoid DELINQUENCY. .;9,..
GRADING, PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTING BILLS are pay
able In the same manner as Taxes.
andsAt the snEfe tirne- So ''g<' ''4s''i''
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPERTY
STANDS, and see that you sat all your
bills.
This being the only notice provided
for by law, please give 1t prompt at
tention. as under the new ordinance =
per cent. penalty will hays to be added
to the whole bill after June 30th.
. Washington Ward taxes. etc. must
be paid at tho ONCE OF the Deputy Col.
lector. Tenth and Hull streets.
H. T. ACLCE.
City Collector, pre- tenn.
r City OF Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06

knskal, Elsie Miller. Gladys Martin
Gladys Gates. Ollie Moore. Calvin
Readles. Granville Brother. Robert
Coyne, Allan Funk. William McCraw,
Percy Pollard. Riddeil Schreick,
Louis Whackar
Promoted-Mary Atkinson. Esther
Dixon. Gertie Drumheller Sally Hol-
land, Mary Holland, Victoria Israeli,
Gertrude Johns. Della Lipscomb,
Flossie Peoples. Lizzie Vinegar, An
nie Mack. Alvin Bass, Erie Cridlin,
Thomas Deane James Egan stephen
Egan. william Gresham Ashford Har-
rison Eddie Meyer. Lewis oakley
High yernelson, Willie Theimer.
2B. Grade Honor Pupils-Eva
Combs, Ruth Glasco. Elsie Linhart.
Annie Miller. Louise Martin. lola Pee
bles. Verna Kus. Gertrude Swan Ed
ward Aigner, Walter Cridlin, Leslie
Heckler. Clarence lsbell, Frank Rich
ardson. Jr.. Granville Rudd, John En-
glish, Charlie kus.
Promoted-Louise Allen. Aliast
Bovan. Margaret Faucet Louise
Glasco. Lena Glaze, Myrtle Harris
Bessie Israeli, Vlagta Knakal, Cora
ostrander. Ellie Tresler. Harriet KIRK
Frank Brown. Edwin Bentdict. John
/ ia SS, George tIRaH ERNEST W. u
Merit Hollis, David Nun, Bascom Mar
| tin, Aubrey Oakley. Roscoe PEBBLES
| John Reitieback. Victor Reitlebaek
Chester Smith, Carl Narro. Carlton
VIM. Justine Rtad. Sidney Gordon
Morey Rumsey George Bohemia.
| 81. Grade Honor Pupils~-Fance
| Carter. Charlie Davidson, Russell Gil
lie Aubrey Gillie. Hany beftwich
William Lowry. Thomas McCraw
John Stovall. Josepr Theimer, vii
mer Rurdett, Clara ChenauH, Louis
Deitrick, Mary Duvall, Mary Ed
wards, Adele Fnos, Mildred Ores
ham. Eleanor Hammond. Josephin
Hall. Annie Linhard, Mary peasants
Mary Pollard. Rosa Roch. Lucy Sor
enson, Virginia Geherer. Annie Tay
lor, Virginia Tilier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
HIGH SCHOOL FINALS

Highland Spring School finals mark
ed the close OF the most successful
session In the history Of the school
The total enrolment reached $50 and
rs per cent. OF the pupils were pro-
NOTED to higher grades. Ali depart
mentx OF Industrial work report ex-
cellence in the work of the session
The class night exercises were cele-
brated on Wednesday night and were
thoroughly enjoyed by q large and
appreeiative audience. The Read
Essay al edal was captured by Miss
Mabel Robins. Of Eiko. her subject
being Ideals or Aims to Make 81 Life
Worth Living. There were thirty
Sur contestants and the competition
Was Keen indeed
The splendid spirit of CO. operation
prevalent In this school has been the
key note Of it's success, ii ranks in
it's work with the best schools Of the
state and the citizens are very proud
OF the excellence of its work and the
various phases Of it's Industrial edu-
cation. II is the only school in this
section that has machine shop. a
carpenter shop. school garden and
offers instruction in theory and prac-
tice of domestic science. Its diploma
carries with II the highest honor a
puo3c sChooi can give Its graduates
permission TO teach in the public
schools of Virginia
The following graduates in order
of standing were presented their d.
pIomas by Mr.. j. r. Dowden. Miss
Ruth Lord Miss Marguerite powden
Miss Mabel Robins One OF tho mos
graceful acts of the occasion was the
presentation OF a beautiful bouquet by
the recipient Miss Mabel Robins e
Mrs. Marion Read. the donor of tn.
Read Essay Medal The final essa,
was read by Miss Marguerite Dow
den. the subject being the value o
Industrial Education was we'll an'
ably handled. The 7B graduate. va
presented their diplomas by DIR. g
r. Collins In a most able speech. TIL
InduSrriai Prizes were won by Wayn
Smith, first honor; Alfred Fry. eecon'
honor. and MIR. J. Il. Dowden wa
the liberal donor Of these gifts Tn
Rev. r.. r. Savage. in presenting III
medal to Miss Robins paid a higi
tribute 10 the public spirited woma
the donor of the medal. Mrs. Perc
Read, OF Highland Springs, Virginia.
IN Grade Honor Pupils~-Lotti
Earnhart. Ciemine Harding, Mar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
promoted--Earnsst

Promoted--Earnsst Applewhite.
Raymond Ashley. Hinton Bern. John
Bohemia, Milton Bryant, Luoian Cath
cart. Willard Chambers, Willie Drum
heller, Alfred Harding. Paul Garth
right. clifford Harris. Wilbert Har-
ris. Harry Hobson. Louise Marane.
Leon Montgomery. Archie Ruth,
George sorenson. Richard Shapland,
John Theimer. James Wood. Viola
Beadies. Mary Carter, Lora Cathart,
Virginia Dyson, Leila Feltliner. Es-
Their Hawks. Virginia Hitchcock.
Ethel Kink, GLADYS Lotsey. Mary
Mack. Grace Oakley. Bertha Pow
ers. Clara Throckmorton.
Alb. Grade. Honor Pupils--Bessie
Beadles Marine Camp. Fred David
son, Josmine Edwards. virsie Jack
son. Jarvie LythEoe, Fred Sorenson.
Selden Spangler. Susie yano. Kath-
leen Ward, Frank Hunter.
Promoted--Lawrence Ashley, May
Bradley, RAMON Bradley, Ramon
Crouch. John Ellis. James Ellis
Fred Gey. Curtis Heckler. Eddie
Heckler. Edwin Hunter. Fannie
Jones. Alice Lorentxen. Gary Mer-
rift. Frances Lathrop. Clyde Mattox.
harrison. Mary Wilburn. Lena Oak
Hazel Rochs Bessie Ruth, Ralph Ted
ford. Alese Thorpe, Virginia Veitch.
Florence Wigington, Mary Whitmore,
John Wayne. Aura Smith.
5B. Grade Honor Pupils-Melvin
Bagby. Dudley Collins, Milton Ray
horn, Earl Reithleback. Lynne Span
gler, Odel Ashley. Villa Collins. Ruth
Dean. Lillian Davidson, Margaret
Fry. Annie Lorentzen, Gay Pollard,
Katie Vernelson.
Promoted-Maurice Cridlin, Claude
Harris. Stuart Jackson. Fred Knakal,
Wesley Lane, Howard Quinn, Harry
Ruth. Charlie Wacker. Goldie Allen,
Grace Cridlin. Mary Gresham, Leah
Hollis. Maggie Harding. Louise Koch,
Jean Mum, Eva Oakley, Lucy Stem
gel Ethel Gordon.
6B Grade Honor Pupiis-Raymond
Applewhite. Myrtle Alexander. Gladys
Bins. Sarah Hicks. Mittie McCraw.
Estelle Nash. Lillian Quintine.
omoted--Emmett Bottom. Char
lie Deitrick. Hewitt Gresham. Wal
ter Lotsey. Bryan Rayhorn. Percy
Smith. Leslie Tiller, Harvie Higgins
/ Lille Chenault. Myrtle Chenault, Ell
va Ellis. Eadie Gray. Mable Harris
Myrtle Heckier. Ethel Oakley Cor
della Oakley, Ella Ruth. Lucille Red.
wood Lois Title, Osca Powers.
! 7B. Grade Honor Pupils-Bruce
| Alexander. Alfred Fry. Esther Gath
right, Carl Smith. Dean Spangler. Me-
Powers. Frances Smith. Bozena Ko.
hont.
| Promoted---Jegse Kibler. Myrs
Steigleder Bessie Vermelson, Burgs
Turner, Tom Farcett Carrie Wright
Ercelle Beadles
Introductory Grade. High Schoo
Honor Pupils Bessie Ashley. Lizzie
Hall. Eva Koch, HELEN Munro, Loui
Shapland Archie Munro, Isaiah
Smith, Wayne Smith.
Promoted-Bessie Holland, Edwar,
Quinn. Bsrkley Wood. Raymond Bot
tom. Fred DIETRICH, Douglas Pleas
ants.
intermediate Grade, Honor Pupil
Laura Koch. Laura McCraw.
Promot ed--1.elia Robins, Eddi'
Wood Taylor,
Junior Grade. Honor Pupils-Bea
trice Ashley. Mary Deirhof. Carrie
Thornton. Mamie Thornton.
!. Promoted--Raymond Walker.
Senior Grade, Honor Pupils--Mar
susrite Dowden. Ruth FL. Lord. Ma
bel Robins.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
SIX DROWN IN
GREAT SALT LAKE

SALT LAKE, UTAH. Juns S.
Early to-day only one body had been
recovered from Utah Lake. where six
persons were drowned yesterday by
the capsizing of the launch Galiiee.
The dead are:
Edward Holmes and Vera Brown,
who were soon to be married: Ben
jamin Raymond and five year old SON
Sherman; Frank and Helen Brown,
Vera's brother and sister.
Sixteen persons, guests at dinner
party given in honor of the Holmes
Brown nuptials were In the launch
at the time OF the accident. sud
den squall swept the lake capsixing
the launch. When Holmes heard his
nance's cries, he swan TO her. clasp
ed her In his arms and they sank
together.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
Oddities in Days Telegraph
....NeWS....

sition. Public sentiment. he said,
probably will eradicate this evil In
time.
Lieutenant Raghy declared there
are not enough men in the standing
army. and that those now enlisted are
not properly equipped. He also de-
clared there are TO many posts scat
tered about the country. and that the
posts are not suitable for the pur
poses for which they are maintained.
Instead OF being given military
training. including drills and instruc-
ton, the men detailed at these posts
spend the best part OF their time
keeping the post clean. gardening ana
rolling lawns. according to the lieu
tenant He Is of the opinion that tho
efficiency OF the navy far exceeds thar
of the army.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
PEGRAM'S SEMINARY
is TO HAVE FINALS

Commencement exercises OF Pegram's
Seminary will open with services on
Sunday morning. June 18th at Park
Place NJ. e: church. IL A. n. June 18th
will be class day. meeting OF the
alumni will be held in the afternoon.
The fnals will be held on Friday even
ing. June 18th, at tho Seminary, 1899
Floyd Avenue. Rev. T. l. Williams
will offer the prayer ana the medals
and diplomas will be delivered by Rev.
r T. waterheld.
The public is invited to the Sunday
morning exercises, which viii be par
.icularly Interesting. consisting OF Vol
hntary, Mr.. W. ReS4nal Walker; solo.
"Saved by Grace" Miss Essie Marion
Strailman. singing. Come Thou AL
mighty King prayer. response: duet.
Misss. Ruth Bagby and Dssrbon Tre-
Rejoicing. pegram's Seminary; scrip
ture lesson. offertory, Park Place choir.
Sermon. Rev Walter @. Parker: Crowns
Of Victory. Pegram's seminary; singing.
."All hall the power Of Jesus name"
NSsS 49, ~ =. SIt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
Highland Park

Miss Daisy Moss left Friday for her
home in Appomattox county. TO al
tend the marriage Of her sister which
WIN occur June 7th. She win return
the latter part OF the week
Miss Hilda Flagg, OF Caroline coun
~ 10 the guest OF Mrs. II. w. Dabney
Mrs J. +. Stevens and little children,
Virginia and Stuart, returned home
atiyes and friends In North Carolina,
and are now occupying their new home
on Fouth avenue
Mrs John Beazley. of Beaver DAM
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
Robert Fennell.
The funeral of Mrs, Maggie Fennell.
widow of the late Edward X. Fennell,
took place Monday morning at eleven
a gnna from t sss residence Of Mr.. Hugh
services were conducted by Rev Rus
sell Cecil pastor Second Presbyterian
church. Richmond. The interment was
in Hollywood.
Mrs. John Livesay and little grand
son, Sherwood, are spending this week
visiting relatives at Ocean View.
Mrs. W. NJ Boass and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth. left Monday morning for
Washington. D. c., to spend several
days.
Mrs. r. H. Williams and family left
the nrst of June to spend the summer
in their cottage at Virginia Beach.
| Rev. J. . McAiistsr preached at the
Methodist church Sunday night.
Highland Park was very well repre-
scented Monday evening by Misses Ber-
tina Marshall Edna Bowman. Marian
Sisco and Mr.. John Fontaine. in a song
! recital given by the pupils OF Mrs. John
! A.. Murphy. at. ,tha Jefferson .Anditors-
UNI.
Chiidren's Day was observed at Mig
| pah Presbyterian church on sunday al
/ IL a. M, with exercises appropriate
! to the occasion.
Mrs. Estelie Sselman 10 getting along
| nicely at the Memorial hospital
! Mrs. W. A. Beard and family havs
moved to town and are occupying d
| fat on Fifth street near Main.
| The play, "A Hole in the Fence.
| given by boys and girls of the High
School on class night. will be repeated
| at an early date
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
POLICE SEARCH FOR
YOUNG FOREIGN GIRL

Chief Of Police Werner has receiv-
ed a circular from the Chicago POI
lice warning the Richmond police TO
look out for a Finnish girl. Ami
TuomInene for whom a. regard OF $500
Is offered. The girl is said to have
been decoyed from her home.
The description says that the girl
fs nineteen years old, unable to speak
English. dark brown eyes, dark hair.
scar on forah cad. was dressed in blue
GOAT and skirt when last sean. The
reward In offered by Herman I.ouko,
secretary aa5 West Washington
street. Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
PEGRAM'S SEMINARY
TO CLOSE SESSION
FTNAn SERMON WILD BE DEIIy.
Erred BY THE REV. GEORGE
W. PARKER.

Everything 10 practically in readi-
ness for commencement exercises of
Pegram's Seminary. which will open
next Sunday morning at Park Place
Methodist church with a sermon by
Rev. George w. Parker.
Thu finAl exercises will be held a.
the seminary. 1899 Floyd avenue. FRI
day night. June 16. Medals and diplo-
mas will be delivered by Rev. r. II.
watarfield. of Clay Street Methodist
church, and the invocation offered by
Rev. l. T. Williams.
Among the special features OF thu
Sunday exercises will be. Solo, Saved
by Grace" Miss Erne StrAilman; re-
sponse. Park Place choir; duet. Misses
Ruth Bagby and Dearborn Trevett;
Happy Hearts Rejoicing" school; Of
fsrtory. selection by Park Place choir,
Crowns Of Victory" school.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
Y. w. C. A. GOES TO AID
OF FRIENDLESS WOMAN
FINDS HOME FOR MISS LIZZIE
SIMMONS. OF NORFOLK,
WHO CAME HERE PEN
NrVEcS -

Through the efforts Of officers Of the
y. w. c, A., a situation and home
has been found for Miss Lizzie Sim
mons. of Norfolk. who arrived in
Richmond Sunday without funds or
friends to whom she could appeal.
weak and apparently on the verge
OF collapse.
Although she has relatives in
Portsmouth inquiry by the police re-
vealed they are not in a position to
aid the woman and apparently arc
little interested in her welfare. Miss
Simmons was forced to relinquish a
position at st. Vincent's hospital,
Norfolk, because of Ill health.
When she arrived in Richmond she
appealed to- the Little Sisters OF tho
Poor, who referred her to the Young
Women's Christian Association. The
last named organization located a
resident OF Ginter Park. who will
provide work and home for Miss
Simmons as soon as she RECEIVERS
from her illness. In the interim she
will he cared for at the Associate
Charities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June e.
In which he mentioned the name OF
o girl for whom he liz said to have
had q boytsh infatuation, l7-year-old
F. Raymond Johnson. OF German
town. student at the Northeas st
Training High School. to-day shot
and killed himself in q room 1t the
Hotel Bennett. at Ninth and Race
Streets. In the letter the boy asked
his mothers forgivensS Tor what he
was about to do, and made the sur
prising declaration that he had been
contemplating taking his own life for
two years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
O'REILY SENT UP
FOR FIVE MONTHS

NEW YORK, June s.--Five
months In the county penitentiary was
the sentence imposed on Daniel ].
o Reilly, former attorney for Harry
X. Thaw and Nan Patterson, by Jus
tice Vernon NJ. Davis to-day, He was
convicted Of receiving stolen proper
ty in connection with robbery OF
Aaron Bancroft. the broker. of 1884,
600 worth Of stocks and bonds by
means Of the "phony envelope game"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
ADOPTS PLAN FOR
SCHOOL IN VACATION

Especial to The Richmond virginian }
ROANOKE, VA, June 6.--Roa-
nokas school board has adopted a
plan proposed by Mr.. Harris Hart,
superintendent, establishing a vaca-
ton school. which 10 designed for
students who are backward in one
or two subjects in the lower grades
and desire to catch up in order not
to lose any time.
The school also In expected to be
valuable to high school students In
giving them an opportunity TO
strengthen themselves in their weak
or studiss. Four rooms In the high
school have been set apart for the
undertaking,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
TRACTION FOLK
TALK BUSINESS

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian,)
NORFOLK. VA. June s.--wiiiiam
Northrup. Of Richmond. president Of
.hs virginia Power and Railway Gem
pany, WAS here to-day with Henry w.
Anderson to meet tho officials of the
Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction
Company, which has Just been merged
into the larger company and to &C
quaint himself generally with condi-
lions here.
He returns to Richmond tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
All Must Attend Camp.

Major X. w, Bowles. In issuing.
orders concerning this encAmpmsnt
OF the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues battalion at Basic City from
July II to July 2s. atAtes that no
cept in the most urgent cascs and
that applications for furiough dur
ing the encampment VIII bA Tefusad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
ARMY A POLITICAL TOY.
DECLARES LIEUT.. BAGBY

Lieutenant Philip H. Baghy, In
structer at the Kentucky Military
Academy, .who Is at his home In Rich
mond on leave OF absence. delivered
himself Of several pointed criticisms
OF the United States army In an in
terview Monday night.
He asserted that the greatest trou-
bic with the army Is that Congress
reghrds II as a means Of playing poll
tics rather than as business propo-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
GUARDS
AGAINST CHOLERA

VIENNA, June s.~-Ignoring tho de-
mails from Italy of n prevalence of
cholera IN and around Venice the
Austrian minister of interior order
every arrival from Italy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
CAPTAINS MAY ACT As
ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEFS.

In event Of the absence or disability
Of either Of the assistant IRE chiefs.
Captain Themas w. Davis. Of Engine,
Company. No, 10 and Captain r. H.
act for them in either section OF the
city, This was decided At a meeting
OF the fire board Monday night.
The board accepted the resignation
of w. NJ. Mitchell a substitute in Com
pany 5. and elected J. p. Roberts Il
substitute in Company 10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06

Sunday School Teachsr--SWhat IL
conscience. Tommy Ton1ny--An In
ward monitor. Sunday School Teach
er-And what 10 a monitor. Lohnny
Johnny--An ironcIad shlcago
News
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06

SUPPLY MEN,.
once Of City Engineer.
Richmond. Va, May 80, 19il.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceivcd nj this ofiics until ] p. u.
Tuesday. June 8, 1911, for furnishing
from time to time r o. NJ. Pocohon-
tas. or its equal, Steam Coal in car
load lots delivered and trimmed on
berass In James River Harbor, and
tor Oils. Paints. Waste and 6undry
Supplies
Futher information and spectnca-
tions may be obtained on application
at this office.
A csrtinsd check tor t250.NA. made
payable 10 the Treasurer Of the CITY
OF Richmond. must accompany each
proposal for coal, as 3 guaranty OF
execution Of contract,
Tho Committee on James River I'm
>provement reserves the right to re-
3ect any or ell proposals offered. or
award the contract ~ whole or In
part
= CHAS. q. BOILING.
CITY Engineer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
APHASIA Takes Him to Cork.

APHASIA Takes Him to Cork.
GALVESfoN.--Jam McFarlane.
owner OF $500 acres in Edwards
county. mourned as dead for three
years, has sent word that he has lust
recovered from an attack of aphasia
in county Cork, ireland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06

Admits His Bravery.
NEW YORK.-Interview in the
Woman Voter. Colonel Roosevelt says
he is d courageous man because he
is the only suffragist in his family.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
In Jail For libel.
-.

In Jail For libel.
SOMERVILI4E, MASS.-Rsv. l..
Edward Bayliss ha, been sentenced to
jail for three months for furnishing
the Somerville Sun with a story that
Mayor Woods was intoxicated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
EAirhank's Challenged.

Fairbanks Challenged.
INDIANAPOLIS.---F Vice
President Fairbanks has been chal-
lenged by John NJ. Srldebaker to a
horseshoe pitching contest to be held
here June "a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
Moving Picture OF Moving Pictures

Moving Picture OF Moving Pictures.
NEW YORk.-While fire was de-
stroying the Powers Moving Picture
manufacturing plant. photographers
rushed to the street and got a good
moving picture OF the BURNING build
Ing and the escape OF employees.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
To Conceal Age.

To Conceal Age.
BOSTON.--The will OF Mrs Charts
tie Eiolette. who was always aversa
to telling her age, provides that the
date Of her birth he not inscribed ON
the coffin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06

Cross in Small Boat,
PROEIDENCE.-~T. r. Goodwin
and Thomas Fleming Day. editor OF
the Rudder will sail Saturday for
Rome In a % foot yawi, expecting to
reach the Mediterranean In forty
days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06
BRASS.
TINcs DAILY
Richmond Machine
Works, Inc.

StlccAeSOTs to
r r MAYO IRON WORKS, Inc.
Madison 5l36. 24ez East Main Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06

Chinese Fraternity Man.
NEW YORk.-Hua Chuen Mel g
Chinese, graduated from CoIum bis
University to-day. has been elected
to Phi Beta Kappa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06

To Work Monkeys.
SAVANNAH.---An attenpt Is being
made In Fulton county by French
cotton experts to teach monkeys to
pick cotton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06

Owns the Air. .,,........z4, . --
BoSTON.-Pierce Brothers, florists,
will seek an injunction preventing
aviators who are to take part in the
WaItham meeting from flying over
their green houses.