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REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE

Are you going TO build? II you ar
want the very best location obtaI
and reasonable. Here arc a few
can't be beat for all around desfra]
so or lO0xI4O feet To alley faciuE
on Douglas avenue. near Universit3'
Srd and ith South streets and 12fI
18Th East. Grand view of entire "
pure water, fresh air. cement n
sewer. gas. fine Improvements. street
etc What more could you wish2
50xl35 feet 10Th East bet. LIST an<
South streets. East front. Choice b
ear lines.
493xl55 feet bet. 2nd and Bird
streets on 10th East. Paved stree
convenienceS. W
Good corner, s2!x12S feet on Srd
nue. and q street. fine for terrace q
dwellings.
494xl65 on II street. bet. lst and
avenue, East front; close in; fine a
borhood.
60xII0 feet TO alley on 9TH East 8
near park. fine for double house.
S2axl65 feet directly west of aboy<
house: good barn; cars and sewers
the above are first class and Will be1
vcstigation.
First class site for wholesale. End 4
street bet. Ind and 3rd West streets7
l65 feet to trackage. Will sell !,
whole to suit.
Large corners or inside ground
r. 'R tracks. 4th and 5th West ST
SKI l6j-l6jX165, for manugu
ing or warehouse.
Ii interested call on
CROMAR.
2l1 Atlas Block
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BURT & CARLQUIST co.

PofNl q NAHlLIgUlST co.
choice family hotel. close In. extra
well equipped; rooms all occupied and AT
good price: long lease and low rent;
thoroughly modern and up-to date.
II you want a bargain come and see
this; 1t must be sold Immediately.
see us abou, places to eat. drink. sleep,
TO furnish your house. your pantry or any
other kind OF business
We have some bargains.
BURT & CARLQUIST CO,
Real Estate and Business Chances.
40 Main 81. Phones $50.
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NEW. IDEAL 4 ROOMS. MODERN.
gas, very cheap. 57i So. End West
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GREAT SACRIFICE FOR "a en-
80 rooms. modern. nicely furnishes1
SSo, rooms bring in $57 a ~.
quick sale. Hi4I
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FOR RENT

~-~o--~~--~~>-~>-~~~@e---N-e-
s-ROOM MOD. 9TH e. 3RD so, $500.
To- room med 2nd West and North
Temple, sa1hO. KEYS West Mail Order
House. Both phones. htSS
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BAKERY IN ONE OF THE
largest towns on the Twin
Falls tract. southern Idaho,
for sale, Address G-S9. Trib-
une.
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a nice. little hotel cigar stand ~.
cheap. clearing about rs per monf1,
for a lady.
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IA rooms, running water. steam
rent $40. including heat; gross H.
sd,o month: actually worth $15O0:
balance out OF the house. ''
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~~~-~
- ACRES u MILES FRO,
LEHI JUNCTION, UTAH.
1$7 ACRES ADJOINING MARYs
VALE, UTAH.
12-RoOM HOUSE. A cor
TAGE AND LOT ON MAI
STREET. ELY, NEv., Fol
SALT LAKE OR oGDED
PROPERTY.
25 ACRES OF EAST BENcr
LAND. SALT LAKE CITY.
2-sToRY PRESSED BRrcb
HOUSE; LOT 4xlo RODS
FOR LAND IN MILL. cREEf
OR BIC COTTONWOOD.
FARMS ALL OVER UTAH AM
ANYWHERE IN THE woRL1
THAT YOU MAY WISH TO Cd
WE TRADE ANYTHING, FRo1
a COUNTY TO A COUNTRY. j
GIESYWALkER COMPANT.'
7l2-7l4 KEARNs BUILDING.
COME TO SEE US.
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FOR SALE
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

MY FINE BREEDING PEN OF s. G. B.
Leghorns, consisting OF ten pullcts and
line cock bird, S12. also lot Of half-grown
>, &. White Orpington coclserels. S75 East
9TH South. h902
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ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROHr
4l6 Newhouse Bldg. Bell l57<
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3-ROoM. COS so. 3RD WEST. $40.
i-room. SIS End ave. $40.
i-roo;n mod. s25 So. 18th f. $50.
4-room, $50 W. Sth So. $40.
G-room mod. sil 9Th ave. $25.
Groom mod. $50 w LIST North s17.
5-room mod. g5S T.. 6th South, $40.
55~room mod. 2l2 ". 9Th South. $50.
Groom mod. S37 Y. 9Th South. $40.
Groom mod. 81 Q ST.. $50
s-room mod. 81 5 St. So
4-room mod, l64 North 9Th W. $3.50
1-roonl, 255 So Sth East. $40
Avalon. S27. 90 ND.
f-room mod. apartments. York, $32.5O
to 5-room furnished and unfiirnished
apartments In the Swallow
Many others.
4. RICHTER
20 South Main Street Phones 6I.
h9i5
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VARIETY STORE. TOWN OF 5000 pEo-
pie; cash business; financial Difficult
ties compel owner 10 sell. Address Do,
Tribune. f111i
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WANTED-PARTY TO SHARE PART
OF S-room honse. uniurnished. rent rca-
sonable. Bell phone 3029G. Close in
hll57
I-ROOM MOD. HOUSE CLOSE IN, 1873
W. 4th South. Phone 1l2l-Z. hl1l6
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CLOSE IN. 4-RooM HOUSE. NICE
yard rear 248 West 9Th South $40
month Apply 625 SO. End West Bell
5O63-k hI2}
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FOR SALE
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

STALE BREAD FOR SALE CHEAP AT
ca4ss
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BUSINESS oPPoRTuNrrr
MISCELLANEOUS

HOTELS AND BOOMING uo,,s
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NEW, 5-ROOM. STRICTLY MODERN
bungalow on l. ST.: hardwood floors,
mission finish, mantel, book cases, etc. !;
Will make low rent 10 responsible par
ties: also 5-room modern on 3rd Il. be-
tween Bird and 4th So. 500. e. e. Cas-
ady. Phone Bell 122S-Z hll52
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llOOS loN lkfJSlI i-'l / a Il l-NN ES'2 L :
MENT CO,
S5l Main ST. Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
Win Go on Your Bond.
Employers Liability and All Casualty
Lines. hl025
TWO 4-ROOM MODERN BRICKS. WEST
on North Temple. SIS per month.
small storeroom. good place for grocery.
81 per month; ) rooms, upstairs. Holly
wood addition, Si2 per month.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co.
&c w 3rd South.
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WE ARE SELLING A DOUBLE STAMP
1.year-old straight whisky at 25 cents
flask; also s-year- old Guckenhem at 81
short quart, Social Bar 502 South state
st. 1889
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FOR SALE-STEAM PLOw; 22-H. p.
steam INT; new. plowed only one acre;
SOLD land no use for outfit. bargain.
Address Davis. BiDwoods Utah. h1Is
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7-ROOM MODERN HOUSE; FURNACE.
III East 1st South. Ind. 1868. c2325
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WITH HILLS PORTABLE
POULTRY HOUSE SYSTEM
OF KEEPING CHICKENS
ANYONE CAN MAKE BIC
MONEY WITH CHICKENS ON
A SMALL SPACE IN HIS BACK
YARD, WRITE FOR NEW
BOOKLET EXPLAINING. HOW.
THE MOST INTERESTING
BOOK ON THIS SUBJECT
EVER PUBLISHED. IT'S FREE.
LEWIS A HILLS.
OWNER HILLS POULTRY
FARM, 80 EAST 18TH SOUTH.
PHONE MURRAY $40.
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
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FOR RENT

TWO i-ROOM MODERN HOUSES AND
basement. rear lS2 So. 9Th East: also
house. 2I5 * st, Bell phone l73SX.
hl0nI
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AND rSCNrJH~C; FouSgs
S35o0-GROCERY STORE AND LIVING
rooms, housekeeping rooms. clear
ing 5000 monthly. the present own
ers have made small fortune and
retire: this is one OF the best propo-
sItlons ever offered: finest location
and n bargain.
% rooms: new furniture: modern: cor
ner. $500 In cash will handle.
3S rooms; modern. furniture new. al
wavs fun: very liberal terms.
As rooms: strictly modern; Main street
location
estate
us rooms modern; lobby. elevator
Bargain. Several small places from I to
Is rooms at very reasonable prices.
Headquarters for hotels and rooming
houses. Business locations for lease.
4, RICHTER. Real Estate.
A L. BRATTAIN. Mgr. B. o. Dept,
73 Main ST.
Estab. 1898, Phones Gil.
Bell A. n. HUMPHREYS. Ind.
1888. BUSINESS CHANCES. 4l3i.
Cafe, In heart OF city. the kind you
want; open day and night; big trade:
snap at 500.
Cigar and confectionery; rent only SOS;
prominent location; big trade snap at
5000; terms.
RooMING HOUSES.
So rooms, Main St location. and a
money maker: $500 will handle
SO rooms. furnished two years ago:
elegant furnishings. and has first class
trade
20 rooms. fine location: $3.50: terms
rooms: choice little place: close
10 p. o. Price $500; terms
Bell A y. HUMPHREYS Ind
1893. rs w. 2nd South ST. 4134.
hl10l
PARTNER WANTED TO TAKE HALF
interest in the best paving business on
Main ST: $500 capital necessary. Look
!nto this proposition at once Address
G-52. Tribune. h1l24
DETECTIVES
NAYLOS DETECTIVE SERVICE: Az
thorized police references; absolutely
reliable. Both phones 537 We investi
nn.,thIn1 2Q&-q McInfxra bldg 10
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TO LET - THOROUGHBRED TOY
French poodle for stud purposes. 1451
South Richards st. f11TS
EGGS IN STOCK FROM OUR PRIZE
Rhode Island Reds and White Plymouth
Rocks. Vadner. 9th East and Ashton ave.
Take Ashton ave. car. Bell phone Forest
30-D, Ind. 111ol a3324
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SANITARIUMS
2l1 Atlas Block

DIR. FREDERIC Cliff REC
nervous. mental. alcoholic patienl.
flee. Mcintyre bldg, s. L. CtSy.
s0-M kaysvilIe.
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S2o-3-RM. MOD. FLAT II u STREET.
Stove & Palmer. 50 West 3rd South.
Phones 1926. digs
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SODA WATER FOUNTAIN. PRE-
acription case. cash register, very
cheap. Brtcs Drug Co., 10l E. 2nd So
e110I
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Store room, 372 SO. Main.
Store room, Il L. 3rd So.
Store room. 40 T. End So
Store room. l35 Il. lst So.
store room, 70 u. md So.
Office rooms absolutely freproof. in
the new JUDGE BUILDING
HALLORAN-JUD LOAN & TRUST
CO. Phones S23 h932
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RESTAURANT DOING GOOD BUSI-
ness cheap II taken at once. Address
E-13 Tribune. soiq0
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7-ROoM MODERN. NEAR Q. s. L. DE-
pot Call 26i w 1st North. Phone
4g9I-K h223
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING RooMs

PTS: FOR HOUSEKEEPING, NO
children. SII So. 2nd West. 1896
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CHOICE s-ROOM BRICK: LIGHT AND
water. $50 So. md West. hSl9
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$50. 30.O0-SIX-ROOM MODERN BRICK, ON
car tne; gas range. Apply 7o4 New
house. Bell S3 hIlI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
Testers Engage in General
Shooting, Having Quarrel
ed Over Division Fence
BEN LESTER PHONES
THAT HE WISHES TO
SURRENDER HIMSELF
Terrible Tragedy Shocks Sec
tion--Families Involved
Are Neighbors and Are
Connected by Mar
rage

Special 10 The Richmond flrginian J
TAZEWEI.L- VA, March 22.---fn
an alteration 4. the West End OF this
county yesterday afternoon Robert
Lester shot and dangerously wounded
iiis cousin. Hsnry Lester. Henry
Testers son. benjamin. then shot
Robert Lester dead. Luther Lowe, u
relative OF the Testers by marriage,
interferei 10 separate the party and
was also shot by Ben Lester, who
had just killed Robert lester. Robert
lester and Isuthsr Lowe were boti,
killed and Henry Lester was danger
ousiy wounded In the right breast
Ben Lester. who did all the killing,
came out of the fray unhurt. He
teiephoned TO town to-day from his
home, fifteen miles west of here. that
he was on his way TO the courthouse
to surrender, The Loves and Testers
are well known families In this coun-
~. They are neighbors and connect
ed by marriage. A feud 10 said to
have existed between them for years.
Henry Lester and Robert Lester. men
toned 5ove. are cousins Of the man
who killed sheriff Boyle In this town
thirty years ago. The trouble IL said
to have arisen over division fences.
All the men are married except Ben
Lester. and have families. The sher-
III and magistrate, accompanied by
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
STRIKE THREATENS
IN n. { ". SHOPS
REPORT OUT THAT MACHINrsTs
villa. WALK OUT AT ROANOKE
SATURDAY.
WANT FULL DAYS WORK

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
ROANOKE. VA. March 22.--Re-
rorts relative to- the Norfolk and
Western shops indicate the existence
there OF much dissatisfaction. Num-
erous conferences are being held and
a rumor started last night says that
the men are planning to walk out I'M
less their demands are granted.
Saturday 10 said to be the date set
apart for a formal declaration OF the
strike. should no agreement be ar
rived at A few days ago the Nor
folk and Western reduced the force
employed at the shops laying off sew
eral hundred men. and at the same
time 1t reduced the hours of a days
labor. making 1t seven, and IL Is be-
lieved that II is relative TO this point
that he men are complaining. insisting
that those who are retained should
he given a full days work. The con-
ferences are held In secret and moth
ing of a trustworthy character con-
corning them can be learned. Repre-
sentatives of machinists from all parts
of the system are here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
RAISE $4,000
FOR INSTITUTE
.LAyME;N AGREE TO PRODUCE THAI
AMOUNT FOR LOCAL METH
oDIsT HOME.
MEET IN BROAD STREET
aINENT MINISTER'S MAKE
TALKS SETTING FORTH
SCOPE OF CHURCH
WORK.
MEET IN BROAD STREET

More than S1e,o09 was practically
assured the Methodist institute at
Nineteenth and Main streets at a
meeting held in Broad Street Meth
odist church Tuesday night. This
money will be used in restoring the IN
stitution recently damaged by fra,
which compelled the operating board
TO seek other quarters at Twentieth
and Broad streets temporarily.
While the money was not actually
pledged, assurance that II would be
raised was given by number or lay
men. who promised individually TO
raise certain amounts either BY per-
sonai contribution or solicitation.
Devotional Services.
The meeting was opened with de-
votional services in the auditorium OF
the church. conducted by the Rev. W.
Asbury Christian. presiding elder of
the Richmond district. He was fol-
lowed by the Rev. S. {. Hatcher, pas
tor OF the CHURCH. who made a brief
welcoming address.
Those In attendance, including
more than two hundred prominent
Methods, laymen of Richmond. then
repaired to the Sunday school room
in the basement. where a tempting
repast was served by the ladies of
the church.
Ministers Talk.
While seated around the festive
board which was prettily decorated
with flowers. the assembled guests
heard brief talks from the following
ministers relative TO home mission
work: w. b. Heauchamp. Virginia con-
ference secretary OF missions; A. b.
sharpe. superintendent OF the confer
ence orphanage; J. r. Mastin, super
intendent Of State charities; w. F.
McMurrAy. secretary of the Southern
Al. r. church extension work,
Mr.. John F. Briggs presided At the
meeting. and after the talk from the
ministers Mr.. Charles w. Hardwfcke
made . statement concerning the
Methodist Institute. In which he point
ed out the necessity Of additional
funds TO carry on the work ana 10
restore the building. II was then
that the laymen volunteered to raise
the amount desired.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
HELPLESS VETERAN
BURNS TO DEATH
.rNCLE BOB ARNOLD SMOKES
IN BED AND SETS HIM-
SELF ON FIRE.

Especial to The Richmond virgfniaa.E
SUFFOLK. VA. March 70. Rob.
inson Arnold. aged eighty-six. one -
Suffolk's oldest citizens, and kn0WA
affectionateiy by every old regadNne
In town AZ Uncle Bob" Wa FOUND
burned to death this morning WheA
the caretaker entered his rooms IT,
institute street to wake him. InN
superstition IL that Mr.. Arnold. 49,
was most feeble, went 10 bed aInokS
inr and that the bed clothing lGntte4s
when discovered this morning ~
flames were still licking around -
lifeless form and the mattress andl
bedding were burned. SA N y 52ss II
Captain Arnold has been care4 11
BY the local lodge Ok MASons 1cx eA
past thirty years. His wife, Who N1
a Richmond lady. and their dau1M1
left here many years agc. ara tM1m
Was NO communication totW1ea &41
and tho dead man 70 fAr ~ ~ kMoS
Ii was In the cabinct eA6pT 4 n
father. Edward ArnoIA that
originated which dG1eroyeG
seventy-four years Agn. ao1n& &
years ago Captain Arnol4 ve~
book entitled Uncle Ai61 I q
Mule...' which sn5oysd sens
~ MlA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
GRAND JURY ST|Rs
MAGIC CITY FOLK
RuMoR HAS TT THAT GRAFT
CHARGES ARE BEING PRoBED
IN RoANOkE.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
ROANOKE. VA. March 22.-Roa-
noke to-day is distracted with many
rumors. all of which center In two
things-the investigation OF the grand
Jury and the conferences Of represen-
tatiyes of the employees or the Nor
folk and Western machine shops
After session Of several weeks.
the grand jury yesterday returned an
indictment against John Shields. a
former clerk In the Office OK the city
treasurer. charging him with attempt
ed larceny of funds from the ONCE,
and II Is said that this indictment is
but the beginning of true bills that
the grand jury witt report.
Shields left several days ago for
Mississippi To-day the grand jury is
still In session. and each hour Is ex-
pected to bring most sensational de-
velopments. involving prominent citi-
zens. proprietors of gambling joints
and houses OF Ill reputs. Graft
charges are freely made. and a we'll
known politician. man who has been
sort Of leader here in professional
politics many years. is said to be In
the list OF those indicted. Shields Ii
said to know some of the things which
the grand jury wants to ascertain.
and II he is brought back to Roanoke
he probably win he called on to tell
Of transactions with which he is said
to have been identified as go-be-
tween.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
FINE GREGORY $40
FOR FIRING SHOTS
MAGISTRATE PURYEAR PREsIDEs
AT BRIEF PROCEEDINGS
WHICH CONCLUDE WITH
OUT TESTIMONY.
ACCUSED PLEADS GUILTY
HEARING is PRECEDED nv SECRET
SESSION IN CoMMoNwEALTHs
ATTORNEYS OFFICE But
FACTS ARE KEprr QUIET.
ACCUSED PLEADS GUILTY

Pleading guilty to a charge OF dis
charging firearm within one hum
dred yards OF public highway, Lewis
Gregory. an empioye OF the Atlantic
Coast Line living at Highland Park.
WAS fined $40 and costs by Magistrate
T. ]. pary-ar. o. Henrico county. on
Wednesday morning after brief pro-
ceedings In which no testimony was
introduced.
The magistrates court was crowd
ed with the morbidly curious who
were eager to hear the details of the
story which eliminated on March 10
last when Gregory was hurriedly sum
moned home by woman speaking
over a telephone and shortly after
chased catiin Davis down the boule-
ward. firing several snots.
The proceedings were the most UNI
usual witnessed mt the Henrico coun-
~ courthouse in months and IL seem
ed TO be the consensus of opinion
among every one Implicated in the
affair that II should be hushed up
because Of Gregory's two little chill
dren. Although scheduled to begin
at II O'Clock. the hearing did not
begin until nearly noon and lasted
but few minutes.
Hold Secret Hearing.
Prior to the hearing. however. there
was secret conference in the once
OF COMMONWEALTH Attorney Julien
Gum. In which, II was said. the case
was reviewed and all the facts con-
corning 1t revealed. Eheriff Kemp.
OF Henrico county: Deputy Sheritt
Sydnor. Officers Trailer and Tiller.
Gregory. his attorney. Thomas w.
Gardner. and Mr.. Gum were pres
ent at the private conference
Immediately after its conclusion,
the participants adjourned to the
court, where Attorney Gardner stated
that his client. Gregory, wished to
plead guilty. Magistrate Puryear then
imposed the fine. Attorney Gardne.
raised an objection. asking that the
minimum flne OF IS be imposed.
This offense IL punishable by q
fine of not less than So" said Magis-
trate Puryear. "and ! may impose q
fine OF 500. However think that
the fine Of $40 and costs is sufficient
and that stands"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
MORE MONEY IS ADDED
TO CHINESE RELIEF FUND
Readers OF the Vgnan Contribute 800 os in One Day Ap
peal for Aid Grows More Distressing Daily, and You
Are Urged to Make Donation at Once--Schoo
Principal Suggests Good Method
of Raising Money
of Raising Money

the humane demand for money and
the imperativeness of this call for
material aid.
AS the cry for succor becomes more
piercing and heart-gripping. The vir-
gfnian hopes to be able to announce
even larger contributions than have
already been made. 1t urges the
Friends. Of humanity in Richmond
and Virginia to do their utmost for
these afflicted and starving people
while there is vet time. China's APP
peal was made weeks ago, when her
provinces were flooded by the over
flowing Of the Hwat river, which rem
dered millions of men, women and
children abtectly destitute, and with
practically no means of keeping body
and soul together. The appalling con-
ditfons brought about by the Hood
have steadily grown worse. Men.
women and children have died by
the thousands crying for bread The
appeal of these unfortunate people
has not yet been heard by q suffi-
Gent number OF persons to warrant
hope In the pain-wracked breasts OF
the Celestials. and The virginian. be-
lieving that its readers are willing
and ready to contribute to the relief
OF the starving millions. wishes to re-
peat its call for funds
A Roll or Honor.
Contributions sent to The Virginian
will be acknowledged Immediately.
and when sufficient money has been
sent in to make good showing for
Richmonders and virgtnians another
check Will he forwarded to the Red
Cross Society in Washington to be
cabled to the scenes of horror. Tho
virginian has already sent cheek
Far vn,,rc thar Sgee IA the Rad f,r.,eo