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Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

Su Der @OucOrOia,6ir6e 20. y Sir.
gsip. wirO mUrgen, SOnutuss 9Ibenos
8 ubr, gOrIeIune iber 9utber unO bic
Reformation sesebsn; ebeufaus i9One
9i6tbiloer 6eutider S5enerien.
D er Dsutl6e 6riessrusrein bdIt gpeII
mOrseu, SOnutas, ben %. OttOber,
Radmittass 8 ltbr, i'm 9auptquartiel
6oteI 8sBler. @uBerOrOsutlid Orinsenbe
@el9dfte, 1pis 6abuenaui 9affuns anO
8uuOesob3eideu etc. usrIausen aIsr an'
peieubeit.
Gin unbergIeiaGi9er Sc
nuB miro Dem bieitgen 9euti9tbrm
am 9. Gobember .. S. in Der Saae
beg Carroll Snitituts gebOten peroen
Ser ais 3ei9ner unO Sdriftiteaer
rit6nli6It betonnte SER &uOolpb
4ronan BON Seem gorf miro uns
BORT am Abeno 0es genunnten Sa-
ges in @ort unO 9ilo u9ltOeutId.
lanOs Serrli6feit uno 9teuoertid-
lambs @r0Be" %Dorfiibren.
Qm DOuuerstas AbeuO belt Die
8iIbeIm Gel 9Ose DO. s., 80. SC. Of
g., unter gOriis Oes 9errn 6ris BO9eI
ibre reseImdBige 8eriummluug ab, in
mel9tr neben innersn 2ogeu9ei9dften Der
Beri9t iiber ben 8erIauf Der Sureme'
logenlisuue in Cincinnati uOn Dem Vers
treter Oer Cell 2Ose, Qerrn @bas.. 3a9le.
entge9en9enommIem wuroe. Oas Vers
gniigungstomite beri9tste, OaB am
70. NOD. in Bradbury Bart sin Ogiters
NOalt ItattinOen wirO, gu benz ale Mtits
glieOer unO 6reunOe Der 9ose einselOOsn
weroen. Au9 wurOe Elm ROmite ers
nannt sur RepiiiOu Der Nebengeiese.
Srau eat arine 8 . f.
Ter, Die aae3eit riibrige @rdiiOenti1
0es 6rauenpors Der @rIten Hef. Sir
1e, @de ser Se9iten uno g Str.
bat iGmntIi6e @lieOer Oieies Ser
ems auf ben gbeno oes Z. Nopem
Der (9ienitag), no6 tbrer 8obnune
81 elmer geieaigen 3uiommenfunf.
eingelaoer; BEL Der es an leibli6er
uno geiitigeu @eniiiierL (1tliit, gle
citotionen, II. ND, nidt feblen miro
limb oamit babel a16 Die geieai6aft
lide Seite ni1t oerna6IdIigt per
oe, Ioa inn 2aufe oes AbenOs oil
idbrli9e 8eamtenpabI borgenonlmer
lperoen.
. er 6elleuoarmltdoter unteritiibun9ss
perein belt au MittwO@ inter benz SOrs
fb leines Prdlioenten 8. Bauer ien.,
lsiue rsseImaBiSe MlOnatsUeriammIuns
ab. syn Oieier wurOen ua9 AnnNbme
bes pom Sefretdr S. Wleininser uerfaB.
ten uno perlelensu BrototOls Die fdaie
gen 6rOuteuseIOer fir 3wei trant beri9s
tete MitglieOer ausbs3abIt, Elm neues
Mitslieo, 6err .. u. O0rr, wurOe auf:
senOmmen, eiu aus ben Wtitslieoern SObn
q. Nutb, @rssor &rumm, @br. Bell.
Iteil, 6erm. Sell unO Grnlt NmeIur9
~beIfebenoes Baatomite wurOe einseIest
unO bas @rturfiOustomite wuroe nit
Dant entla6en, uadOem es ben ~erfreu.
liden Beri9t e~rltuttet bate, bag Die Oies.
iGbri9e @rturiion mad Marlbau 9au
Der 0sreinstale einen @elammtiiberl9uE
non s 23s.OO sebra9t babe.
Ser 9omen-N dbbereiF
oes Oeutl9en 8aiienbauies, nabn
IN ieiner am Wiittmo9 bel 6rau 8
Weiibleilen abgebaltenen Sa5resner
iammlung Die idbrIi9e 8eamten
mabl Dor un0 3mar nit folgenOen
grgebniB: 6rau &atbartne 2Offler
@~ralioentin; Srou 2i68ie @esel, l
@i5eprdfioentin; Srau 9atbartnI
3eb, 2. @i3eprGiioentin; 5rau @m
ma Sbomforot Sefretarin; Srou q
Sanoers, Setret6rin uno 5rau 8
Miibleilen, S9aBmeiiterin. 81
&%erIammlung lprod a. y. ibre groB
3ufrieoenbeit init Der @irfiomfei
oes oer5eitigen @ermaIters oes 9eut
Iben @aiienbauies, Serrn 0sfa
Yreil, aus.
mOnen BON Der 9tmfIaae
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

- Ger in 0ieier gelimmer abge-
orlicfte 21-iGbrlide Sinunauuspeis
oeg Nationalen 8ermanenten 8ar'
pereins fpridt I'M itummen 3ablen
Sebr lout BON Dem bliiben6en 3uItan-
Sc, in welAem oas IN itetem Auf-
ldfuung befinolide @eloinititut ft6
befinoet.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
3m nermietbem :

3O8 is. CIR. q. g., 2 fUdisss 5uIsbaus,
prGhtiee garO. $1,000 per WOuat.
1911 8 CTR, 9. g.. d RSdisss Bridbaus,
MODERN. $1,000 per Ncnat.
1905 g CTR, g. g., 2-RDdiess gridbaus,
MODERN. $1,000 per MUnat.
Hn&sufrassn bsi $. 6. 8rsitus, 1915 6 CTR.
6. u.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

Ger Deutf6e &riegerbltn0 rii-
Itet Itd 3u elmer groBen S6Ga6t bull
40 SpIfer &ouit ole om 5, @obember
i'm graoburp @arf geiflagen peroen
ion.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

Gds gaupIng 45xtt5 (sut fir tItine Sd.
benz au Sertaufsn; Iet9te Sesablung. Mnju-
Ieben @unntaes. Mrs. 8. 0infs, Dominion
5sisbts, &berrybaIe, 8n.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
Werlnmat.

Gin 9erpaIter i'm Columbia Eurnpersin pom
l. NOSsmbsr nn.- gInsufrassn bel 8. 6. Mann,
1921 is. Ctr. R.@. sspt, 30, II.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

Dr QsrlonaInotissu iber Sterile.
fdue, 6eburtsu, Gaufen, Psiratben,
etc., werOen pom Dem Journal itets
bersitUiuist CUR Der0fentliauns
entSeeeneeuOmmen.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

Gin asieiser, ebrli6sr Sunse. sttpa 16 Sabre
alt i'm @rDrerisgsl&Gft. BubIsrs, 80 S@sntsr
CTR. q. %.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
8m Derfamfem:

Ristne garm ubsr Gbeil bsrlsIbsn. 6ru&t
i'm lleber1uB, Iebv eutes @aIer, entes Grdme-
baus NIT berrli6er uebrrint. @eIunbe Ct
aenb. aOrrHiers .. 3. Dor 2l82, @albinetOm,
g. 8. isp9,1ma
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

guonselil6 ,Iutbsrii6e ct. SObannss.
Stride. $50. 800 Al Ctr. S.B.
4oitOr: &eU. s. 6OIb.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

0eutlfs uoussIild.Iutberiide @Ou'
corbias Stride, 90. uuO q. Ctr. q. @.
gaitOr: &su. BGuI u. Wten5sl.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
aus OeatEaen air@emfrei's"

0sutIds mildstatbOliide ct. Ntos
rien 6irds, @de Der stem StrdBe, 3wis
.fdsu g j.. $ StraBs, y. Us. $. 81.
ROtb, gfarrer, u. $. Mibm NRiitont.
@OttesOienffe: SOuutass, 6riibmehe,
1880 ubr un6 9:l5 ubr, 6c9omt, I'm
1890 ubr. 9aufs, um 8 ubr unO geis
per I'M 1880 l1br.
81. Solepbs Gisbesbunb. gerlammsIt a&
ieben 9, Dtsnaae I'm MOnat in Der Bereins-
baqe. 5. unb 5 ctr. q. %. Ssfr. 8arl
5ps&t NO. 2 9. q. 8.
5t. BCntfarius aranien 3. Ilnttrfiibunes.
gsreta. 9srIammslt l9 jeOsn 2. gitttprH
i'm NOnat In Ubigsr @teQs. SoIepb BababsB,
1925 n. 9. NOe. %. W.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07
CHARTERS GRANTED
BY COMMISSION

Brillante Mines COMPANY. Incor-
poratsd. Gordensviile, Va. Incorpor-
atoss; John g, Voolfolk. president.
II. M. Voolfolk. vice president; Jno.
T Sneed. secretary. all of tho, Va.
Capital stock. Maximum, $4,000.
minimum. $4,000. Objects and pur-
poses; Mining business
w n. Maynard. Incorporated, Nor
folk. Va incorporates. w N May
nard, president, Geo. ii. Maynard.
vice president; Geo. f. Erry. score
tary and treasurer. all of Norfolk,
Va. Capital stock Maximum. sz5,-
900; Minimum. SIS. 900. Objects and
purposes; Tailoring business
Alexandria County Realty Corpor-
alton Clarendon, Va. Iucorporators:
W. g. Collins. president. H. Gordon
f1nney, secretary: f. Pulley Stearns.
treasurer, all of Clarendon. Va. Can't
tai stock: Maximum. $4,000. mimi
MUM. $1,000, Objects and purposes;
Real estate business.
Aebane-Nirginia Land and Water
Power Company. sssys7 rssrs,tes fsyYxa :
vile. Va Incorporators: NJ II. Har-
ris. president DanviIie, Va, J. u.
Harrison. Va; Z. II Marshall, sec
Rotary and Treasurer. Spray. n. G.
Capitol stock; Maximum. s225,0 600.
*HsFeSs NfHlFtt- ana " w
poses Real estate business.
A license TO do business In the
State of Virginia was this day issue d
to New England Mutual Life In
snranee Company. "a corporation or
ganlzed and existing under the laws
OF the State of Massac husetfs a
written power OF attorney having been
flied with the Commission appointing
Charles r.. Workman. Jr. ~ Rich
r,ond 'rginia- Statutory Agent. OBJ
teDss and purposes: Insurance bus
mess.
license to do business in the
state OF Virginia was this day issued
70 Juniata Paving Company. a cor
poratton organized and existing nm
der tina laws OF the State Of New
Jersey. written power OF attorney
having been filed with the Commits
sion appointing A. V. Ford. OF Fair
fax. Va, Statutory Agent. Maximum
capital authorized by charter. s75 ana
Objects and purposes: Contracting
business
An amendment was this day tss,ea
70 charter Of Metropolitan Loan
company, Incorporated Norfolk
changing name to Metropolitan Jew
slry Company, Incorporated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07
NOTICE.
FIRST HALF. ~,
Notice to taxpayers,
Office Of Collector VI CITY Taxes.

Office OF Collector VI City Taxes.
City Han. Richmond, Va
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR CNE-HAIAr Or
CITY TAAES REAL ESTATE AND
personal FOR THE YEAR 1911 ON
JUNE 18TH
THE WHOLE TAX Is DUE. but thu
ordinance provides that one-half may
be paid in June and the remaining half
in December. Failure to pay all Or
ope-Eaif IN June incurs a penalty 9Ks
10 due at once aud IL not paid before
SEPTEMBER lST. the Collector IL re-
CURED to levy. with costs added
ALL MALES 81 years OF age, ALL,
PERSONS tMAL4E OR FEMALE} wh0
own personal property. or hold personal
property as fduciary. and all par<1ea
conducting business in the city 81
Richmond TOT whatever nature) are
assessed, and will please call and sotA
tie. 80 as to avoid delinquency.
GRADING. PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTING BILLS are pay-
able IN tho same manner 40 Taxeus
and at the same time
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPURTN
STANDS. and see that you get GA yoNa4
bills.
This being the only notice pFovt0eR
for by law. please give II PROMPT e.
Acntion. under the new ordinanno ~
per cant penalty viii have to be adde1
10 the whole bih after June 30th.
Washington Ward taxes, etc, munEs
be paid at the Office OF the Deputy Cofaa
iector, Tenth and Hull streets.
II. L. HuICE.
City Collector. pro tenn. ss
City of RICHMOND.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07

Those are only few things can
think of. That there were more you
may guess when / mention that our
sili for extras came up to $500. One
other thing that occurs to me on the
instant was that the architect had
neglected TO provide us with q way OF
getting into the house from the back.
ira for building US steps for the rear
porch.
Are Completely Satisfied.
But whatever have been the diff
cuIties and the worries, we are COM
pleteiy satisfied with the house. In
our opinion 1t Is as nearly perfect in
design and construction as we could
have made 1t for tn. money, and we
feel IL is the home we wanted. We do
not think that the house cost us too
much for what we got. as we have
learned something about costs, but at
the same time II we had known as
much about the building and the ar
ran~ement OF house an we do now
firmly believe we could have saved at
least $4,000 and had everything just
as good as we have 1t now. and some
few things little better.
THE man who starts to build a.
house had better not be misled by
those beautiful pictures labelled
House To cost $4,000 That may be
the cost In some place where Ia Dor is
cheap, but not in New York suburb
II you are determined that your house
shall be first class. in every respect
with the best workmanship put upon
II. you can safely multiply the figures
on the picture by two. If you have
good advice you may keep 1t down
little. under that.
1.-THE satisfaction that comes from
having YOUR own place, Of stroiling up
and down on your FROM porch and see
ing things more than 10 feet away that
belong to you OF going out and watch
ing the frst peas burst through the
soil. and Of cultivatfng the acquatnt-
ance Of the chickens to such an extent
that you protest whom one of your
own is served to you for dinner. is
such that 1t 10 worth going through
every sort of diff Guilty worry and ex-
pense. Already we would not sell our
place for $4,000 more than It has cost
us.'-N. Y. Sun.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07
JUDGE DECIDES AGAINST
NEGRO WOULD-BE VOTER

Especial to The Richmond vtrginian
SPOTSYLVANIA. VA, June p
The first test trial case under the reg
fstration laws OF the State since tho
adoption OF the new constitution came
up yesterday In the circuit court here
Judge r.. IL. l.. Chichester presiding
Preston Desport. negro. made ap-
nication on May Is last to Hon. j.
n. Biscoa registrar at Belmont pre-
cinct. TO register as voter. His APP
piication was refused by the regis
trar and the negro appealed to the
circuit court and upon hearing yes
terday Judge Chichester In an able
opinion decided against Desport. the
applicant. Hon. Thomas Stokciey
ard 1seARs an
powerful and singing argument
each exposed the ignorance OF S. p.
Powell. the Republican attorney, who
represented the petitioner and under
which Attorney Powell withered. The
representatives of both the Demo
cratic and Republican parties present
fully endorsed the opinion OF the
court as delivered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07
STEEL TRUST IS
TO Be ATTACKED
ADMINISTRATION DETERMINES
TO GO AFTER ANOTHER
:.
GREAT BUSINESS OR
GANTZATTON.

WASHINGTON. June s.---Tt became
known at the White House to-day that
the steel trust will be the next COM
bination to be attacked by the United
States government. Action will be
begun this summer. according to pres
ent plans.
IT is the belief of both President
Tart and Attorney General Wicker
sham that the steel trust can he
driven over the same road as the
Standard Oil and American Tobacco
Companies. The decision to begin
the fight is direct result of the YER
dict Of the supreme court upon the
two big trust cases.
Within few days the president
will receive a report on the steel trust
from, Commissioner OF Corporations
Herbert Knox Smith. The president
already knows the renor Of this report,
which IL decidedly against the Steel
Corporation.
1t Ia to be made the basis of the
procedure against the trust and the
president intends, after he has ex-
amined the report. to turn 1t over TO
the house committee which IL inv es-
igatlng the steel corporation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07
MILLIONS SENT
To SW|NOLERS
THE GOVERNMENT rs TRYING TO
PROJECT THE CONFTDING
PUBLIC.


NEW YORK, June Making a
fortane In New York by means of
some postage stamps and fiuency of
the English language Ia not going
TO be so easy in the future as It has
been in the past, according to United
States District Attorney Henry A.
Wise. who talked regarding the sue
cess of the government In its first
two big cases against fake stock sell
ing concerns.
BY the recent conviction Of George
II. Munroe and six OF the officers Of
the United States Wireless Telegraph
Com pany. the government has put q
danper upon tho game OF relieving
men and women throughout the
country OF their money In return for
well written letters and rainbow prom
ises.
Revelations following the two pros
e,utrons thus far conducted by the
government officials here show tina
within three years men and women
In various parts OF the United States
sent checks postoffioe orders and cash
to the amount OF $4,000. 900 TO swind-
isrs In this city. The govsrnrn ert
has now four cases pending In which
II will show that the amount sent
here In response to come on -letters''
was equally great
This brings the total to - DOT, 900
yearly sent by considtng investors
In the different States to this city
for which the government claims
nothing was given In return Sew
eral other citizens OF a smaller azure
are now being investigated. with ar
rests likely any day. when these cases
are tried together with bucket-shop
industry, pool rooms and other get
rich quick schemes, It appeared that
the kind-hearted citizens Of the coun-
try are contributing from SIS, 00o. 900
to sI2 100000 each year for the sup
port OF the men In this city who have
been educated to believe there is no
work like working the people.
This would be little less than
$4,000 day. and how far below
the truth this may be il indicated
that at the time OF the raid upon
Burr Bros. whose case liz now await
Ing trtal.- s25.00n was, found In, tn
mornings mail OF the Arm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07
HAD MUCH BAD
LUCK; SOUGHT DEATH

NEW YORK. June when ar
ralgned In the Westslde court to- day
on charge Of having attempted sui
eide man who gave his name as
Leonard j. Boutell and said he was a
son Of former Congressman Bouteil
of Illinois, now minister to Swithzer-
land. regretted that mis- rescuers had
been so prompt. Hs insisted that he
has had SO much i'll luck lately that
he wants to die. He was remanded
for examination later.
Bouteli. II that is his name, went into
the Westside Y. M. G. A. building late
last night and tried to hang himself
with q window cord. He was quickly
cut down and arrested. He told his
rescuers that his wife had deserted
him and his two children died as the
result of worrying about their mother
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07
COURT MoDlFiEs ORDER
IN COWARDiN INJUNCTION

An injunction granted several
weeks ago by Judge Grtnnan restrain
ing w. J. Cowardin from using a
launch heloneing to l.. II. Cowardin
has been modified 80 that the launch
for two weeks shall be In possession
OF l.. NJ. Cowardin and one week in
possession OF w. J. Cowardin. pending
anal settlement of the controversy. The
launch was formerly the Joint prop
erty OF Alderman 5. p. Cowardin. DIR.
L. NJ. cowardin. and Dr. W J. Cowar-
din, but II was later purchased as "a
whole by Dr. L. NJ. Cowardin as n
result Of disagreement over use OF
the boat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07

The storfea todd the prosecuting of.
foers and upon the witness stand By
witnesses brought from all parts Of
the country SO as to impress the
Jurors with an idea OF the widespread
nature of some of the swindles, arr
so amazing as to BIO almost beyond
belief. 1t appears to matter ltttle
what ia held out In the way Of bait.
In some cases money Is sent tor apec-
ulaion in mines that do not exist:
sometimes for real estate the letters
writer's do not own, and sometimes
for wonderful machines that have
never been invented excepting upon
paper.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07
Program at Washington and Is,,


LEXINGTON, VA, June Fol
lowing is the official program OF COM
mencement exercises at Washiugro an
and Lee University
Sunday June 1I---10:5a A. NJ. pro-
cession OF board OF trustees. faculty
and graduates tacademic costume) !:
II A. NJ, haecaiaureate sermon, Rev.
j. M. Farrar. u. D., New York. $40
p. NJ, address before Young Mems
christian Association, Rev. ]. NJ. Far
rar, n. p.
Monday. June l2--6 p. NJ, boat
race: 9 r. Nj. joint celebration 81
literary socfefies President. Hen
Harvey, Arkansas; chief marshal, ].
A. Bowman, District of Columbia.
orators: Graham-I.ee Society, c. F..
Heavener. West Virginia. C. o. Dunn.
West Virginia; Washington Society.
w II. l. Taylor, Virginia; u. Il. Stra-
ley Pennsylvania.
Tuesday. June 1910 A. NJ, an
nual meeting of board of trustees.
band CONCERT On On nap,ss 4 81 II. ,4oAs.,
annual meeting OF Washington and
Lee University Alumni incorporated.
Neweemb Hall. 6 p M. general
meeting of Virginia Gamma and Phi
Beta kapper. Young Mems Christian
Association hall. 1880 to o r. NJ.
reception by President and Mrs. Dem
ny 10 the trustees faculty. alumni
and their wives, and to graduates
and undergraduates and visitors TO
commencement 2 F. NJ. presenta-
ton OF Pinkney Prize Cup to winning
crew; address before the alumni as
ISOLATION, Senator Miles Poindexter
LII. b.. 81. Washington 1890 p.
NJ. alumni banquet in honor of chas
A. Graves. M. A., Ill. f.. "a. profess
sor of law at Washington and Lee
University, 1s73-1S9s
Wednesday, June l4--fo.50 A. NJ.
procession OF board of trustees. fac
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07
SPEND YOUR VACATION IN THE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA


There are hundreds of ideal places
for health and rest, high up In the
mountains. along the line of the Nor
folk and Western Railway. Famous
min eral waterxs, widely known and
prescribed for their curative proper-
ties Delightful atmosphere Com
Portable and well-conducted hotels
and home-hke boarding houses
terms moderate. Easy OF access. Low
excursion fares. For the comfort and
convenience OF its Richmond patrons
the Norfolk and Western Railway
Company Ia now operating through
Pullman parlor cars tbroiier service)
between Richmond and Bristol. which
stop In both directions at all prtnci-
pal summer Esscrts between Lynch
burg and Bristol. ParloY car leaves
Richmond every day at 1000 A. NJ.
ana arrives Richmond on return trip
at Cos p. NJ.
G.. II. BOSIAEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07
TO SAIL TO AZORES
IN ANCIENT SLOOP

PROVIDENCE. r. T.. June Sea
far'ng men shake their heads doubt
fully where there is mentioned the
impending departure Of the forty-foot
sloop yacht Theresa for the Azores
The vessel is half century Old and
the smallest In which such a voyage
has ever been attempted, but Captain
Joaquin Rene. her commander Is con
ndent he can take the craft over her
$500 mile sail in good shape. lie plans
leaving tomorrow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07
SCHEDULES AND THROUGH CAR
SERVICE TO ASHEvTIL.E, n. C..

n
Southern Railway announces great
~ improved through car service to the
glortoas Western North Caroiina
county Tor summer season 1911. eff
fectfve June 4th-
Summer excursion tickets are NOW
on sale
Thera In no section Of the country
more attractive for the summer thar
Western North Carolina.
Consult nearest ticket agent, or
write S, E. Burgess, d. p. A.. Rich
mond. Va. who will furnish copy OF
Summer Resorts Folder.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07
HENRY HOOK COCA INTO
BANKRUPTCY IN ROANOKE

ROANOKE. VA. June IA petition
in bankruptcy has been filed by Henry
Hook. His total liabilities are Ss,o43.li,
including the following: First Nation
al Bank. $1,000: Miners Bank. 800:
Swift and Company, S72s; A. F. Smith
GA 2aA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07

Hays. Gertrude Harmon. Jessie Hine,
Mary Hughes. Virginia tiansbrough
Ioen, Mabel Johnston. Martha Viz
GINA Jones Emma Eliza beth k!bler
Annie Seiden Lash. Virginia Arm
strong Leggett. Sien Tsung Lok. Sal
lie Lou Mckinnon, Eugenia Gunnen
Moore. Margaret Munson, Iris Ross
Newton. Jessie May Palmer Effie
Roberts Elizabeth Shelow. Ellen
Sheitnan. Cecil May sherman. Blanch
snodgress, Carlotta Stewart. Eleanor
Terry. Vera Thomas. Nellie Thomas
sertte Lee Thompson. Kate TiIiett
Reoa Murreil Turner, Emily Andar-
son Walton, Mary Laura Sheriff..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-07


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EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. THE 18th DAY or
MA Z, 1911. -
Mary ophslia Coleman. $3.50. Plaintiff
VS..
George Coleman, sometimes called Clar-
eHcs IoAeman Defendant
IN CTfANCERY.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO
obtain an absolute divorce for the
piainttn against the defendant on the
grounds of desertion and abandon
ment.
And affidavit having been made ana
nied In this court, that the defend
ant Is not a resident OF the State of
Virginia, II b ordered and directed
that he do appear here within fifteen
days after due publication OF this
notice and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit.
A Copy--Teste:
p. p. WINSTON.
Clerk.