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The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-05

VinceEt, Fanny Davenport, and a
dozen others whose names are of i'm
portance in the history of the thea
ter. Miss Ring was wont to appear
occasionally as a child, and often in
amateur theatricals to launch forth
into ambitious efforts. She first came
prominently into tie attention of
Broadway theatergoers when the late
A. ii chamberlain produced The De-
fender" at the Herald Square theater.
With the singing OF THE Good Old
Summer Time Miss Ring sprang to
instant popularity, Then a few sea-
sons later Miss Ring slim girl then
with pretty ankles. and two long
braids of soft brown hair hanging
down her back, was the one saving
grace in the late Mrs. Osborne's Gu
ri-us theatrical venture, Mrs Os-
borne's PLAYHOUSE in Forty-Fourth
street, tripping easily away with all
the honors In a memorable concoction
called Tommy Rot Her bulls eye
sit in Tommy Ret established the
FIRST footing that was to lead her to-
ward the gal she now occupies, that
Of Americas foremost singing come
despe.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-05

Virginia Grant Is a vocalist win :
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-05

Huntington Will appear as the inter-
lo,utor, while al Reynolds, Oscar Col
Inns, Sam House Richard Lawrence,
Carl Mendel. Sig Ekdall. Roy Petit
and r. b. Jibb will hold down the
endmens Chairs, The ballad singers
are. Newton Kennedy. G. p Bumpas,
w. IL Vale and Donald Bancroft and
Isll have splendid numbers. Jokes.
songs, dances and marches fellow
each other in rapid succession during
the first part, which runs about an
hour and ten minutes. In the sec
ond part, following an overture by the
orchestra, win come Miller and Ora
per in o lively comedy act entitled,
The Bug House Restaurant" Then
Al Reyne DIS, who is always fayorite
with Hot Springs audiences, will he
liver clever monologue on live top.
les of the day. The big feature nun
her which closes the show is beat
tiful southern scene entitled On the
Old Plantation which introduces
'dy Old Kentucky Home. sung BY
Newton Kennedy assisted by q biz
male chorus. Lucy Anna Lou With
soft shoe dance BY Clint Draper as
sisted by sixteen dancers, and Be
low the Mason Dixon's Line, sung b.
ia X Goodline backed By a big sing
irg and dancing chorus. f. r..
Davies will also appear in some
clever buck and wing dancing Others
to appear IN this act are: Messss
eumpass. Vale, Mendel, Lawrence
Jihh Collins, House, Petit. Bancroft.
ElseIe. Sullivan Finca Grover. Hous
'~y F1,dsu 'rl'enhrcok ana Williams
Tomorrow at 1145 am. the parade
will appear on the streets in which
about 50 minstrel men will appear to
the music of big band. There has
been q big sale OF seats. but there
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-05

her fancy for travelling. Miss TART
S,mes of a prominent Boston family
being talented in diver ways and pos
sessing charm as an actress and grace
as a dancer, and it is due to her great
desire for travelling that she K tour
ing with Buster Brown
Her parents refused to listen to her
going on the stage and said If she
persisted, she would be cut off with
out cent. Miss TART says she was
able to curtail the stage fever" but
her mania for the rail proved too
much. She had no trouble in getting
a place with the Buster Brown" com
pany and her work has been highly
satisfactory to both the public ana
the management of the show.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-05

good voice, who appears in character.
she sings Gucd-Bye IN ordinary
garb. then renders very effectivxey
Come Back To Erin in Irish costume,
concluding with cowgirl song in cos
tune
Grant Gardner and Marie stcddlrd
are a clever pair Of entertainers. Miss
Stoddard gives limitations OF a pink
lemonade girl singing a song, then a
Rowefg girl. md finally soubrette,
appearing later IN a sort of Sis Hop
sdns stunt Mr. Gardner furnishes d
lot of fun by his queer capers as
piano accompanied, and later performs
Well On the cornet playing Killarney.
and also on the hand bells"
Matinee daily at 2:30
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ELKs' MiNsTRELs TOMORROW
NIGHT.

Arrayed in gorgeous costumes,
backed bg belutiful scenery and sup.
ported by a big orchestra OF solo
musicians, the Elks' Minstrels VIII
arpear at the Auditorium on Monday
night in their annual minstrel show.
Everything will be new and 'up-to-
the minute" new scenery and cos
tunes, jokes, songs and acts and from
the rise OF the curtain on the open
ing overture to It's iAfal fall on Below
the Mason Dixon's Line everything
viii be fast and snappy. This is one
show with no long waits but every
thing goes with snap and dash that
deyotes professional stage manage
ment In the first 1rt Mr. Robert ].
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Buster Brown.

It is often caronicled in the news
papers that this man or that woman
is doing something ont OF their usual
routine Of life in order to accomplish
a certain object they have in view. 1t
is a frequent occurrence for some
novelist or magazine writer to enact
real roles IN acquiring material for
their stories and articles. but Miss
TART Of the Buster Brown" company
witch Genes to Auditorium Tuesday.
March 7. matinee and night. has
taken nov step in which to please
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-05
Sarah Bernhardt.

Picture II YOU will someone whom
you know is grandmother. Bern
harft is great grandmother Picture
the one you thought of and ask your
self whether she could play-if she
were an actress--the role of boy of,
say. 20. Bernhard does it, and you
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-05
WiTHDRAws RESIGNATION.

Washington, March Ain defer
ence to the request of Governor Col /,
quit, Of Texas, Senator Bailey has
withdrawn his resignation as a mem
Der Of the United States senate
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-05
DALLAS BEATS GIANTS.
Former Arkansas State Lacquer Ac
complishes Their Downfall.

Dallas, Tex, March with Man
ager McGraw absent in Waco, IA team
made up of regulars, semi regulars
and colts of the New York Nationals
was defeated by the Dallas, Texas
League. team In an exhibition game
this afternoon by a score OF to J..
Dallas ...2 0 o 0 OIL ks 8
New YorlS0 0 o 0 0 90 0 IL ? s
McAdams and Robertson; Rustsn-
haven, Tezreau and Hartley.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-05
a Little About Blanche Ring and RE
Career.

A Little About Blanche Ring ana rer
Career.
blanche Ring. who comes to the
Auditorium theater next week in The
Yankee Girl" and who might well be
said to have set more people hum
ming than any otaer singing come
dienne in America, is the most fa-
nous member OF a family notable in
the history Of the American stage.
The representative of that family
now before the public, in addition to
the blithesome Blanche. are Frances
Ring, now appearing with Cohen and
Harris in Get Rick-Q Quick Walling
ford:s Julia Ring, with the Snuberts
production of "Llulu's Husbands;
and young Cyril Ring, the most juve-
nile acting member of the family, APP
pearing in support of hih sister
R'anche
blanche Ring, more than either OF
her sisters, .embodies the methods Of
Iher grandfather, known familiarl'
as Jimmie" Ring, who was for MANY
years the principal comedian wit.
the famous stock company at the his
toric Old Boston Museum Here Jas
IRing became famous along with VIII
liam Warren Annie Clarke, old Mrs
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are still some good ones TO be secured
" you hurry. The price is 81. for
which YOU will get far more than
your money worth as the Elks are
giving the public show that
is the equal II not better than even
the big travelling companies put UP.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-05

have labelled her.
THE SPECTATOR.
At the Capital theater. Little Rock,
March 10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25
Blackstone Notes

/ Special to The Richmond v1rginian. J
/ BLACkSBUR G, VA, July 24-Mr.
/ Peterson Goodwin. OF Texas. is visit
| ing his mother, Mrs Lacey Good
| wyn. on West High street.
! Mrs. Julian Price and mother, OF
/ MsherTiIa..., aAre - isitans. Nils Frank
McCra won, of High street
Mrs Il. +, Stone and son and Mrs.
@ l.. Bradshaw have returned from
the beach.
Mrs. Cammie Thornton. of Rich
mond, is the guest Of Mrs. II L..
Beverly. of East Main street
Mrs. +. q. Booth and daughter
tel for several weeks, LEFT to- day To
visit her children
MIR. y. p. Inge died this morning
from heart failure, He had been sick
member of the Baptist church. and
leaves wife and three sons
MIR. Leon wilcox, of Suffolk, was
the guest OF Mr.. VIII Adams last
week.
Mrs. India Davies. OF Richmond. is
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Edith MichaeIs. Of Richmond,
Is the guest of Miss Nina Adams
MRS George A. Grail and son. Of
Wilson, n c. are visiting relatives
in town.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Ritter and children are
visiting relatives In Clarke county.
Mi George y. Adams has been in
norfolk and the adjoining counties
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25
SCIENTIST SAYS
SOUL HAS WEIGHT

BOSTON. judy a4-pr Duncan
Mac DougaH, Of Haver HILL VINO has
been long a student of physicopsyc
cal phenomena, declares his belief in
an interview published here to~caS.
that the human soul weighs from one
half ounce to nearly an ounce and n
quarter. and further, that the SOU
substance ia blended with the proto-
plasm of the brain and spinal chord
in life. Dr MacDougall says that in
dozen instances he has watched q
dying man or woman stretched on q
bed that was part Of a deiicately ad-
4 justed scale. and has heard as the
patients last sobbing breath burst
forth the clang IF the dropping
weight.
Again. sitting IN p darkened room,
he has watched a strong ray of pure
white light rest along the body Of
, dying man, covering him Ike a sill
YER bar from feet to head and over
the face at the moment Of the de-
parture OF life. pr. MacDougall says
he and his assistants have made the
closest observation of the bar OF light
to see If that intangible soul sub
stance" passed from the body IL def
mite shape in a cloud or In wavering
tints.
He has also made precise observa-
ttons 10 learn II possible what color
the soul tnight assume. what space it
cat cred III relation TO the surface Of
the body and whether il emanatea
from the lips or from the head alone.
, Or. Macnougail btsseS his conclusions
on scientific facts and takes into &C
count nothing pertaining TO spiritual
ism
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25

| Twenty sixth street, has returned
from visit Of several weeks to her
| daughter Mrs. William Fulkes. Of
9tterburs Springs, Amelia county
Mr. Edwin Fhaup, OF 3$i2 East
Broad street. has returned from a
business trip to ASietts. King VII
liam county.
Miss Laura Armitage. Of North
Twenty ninth street, Is the guest az
l'r. aud Mrs. +. & Pratt lii Freder-
lcksourg. Va.
Mir. Floyd Bradley. OF North Tween
ty-ffth street. has returned from Il
ten days visit to Buckroe Reach
MIR and Mrs, f. III Hutchinson
and daughter. Miss Ethel Of North
Thirty second street. left last even
ing for "a two weeks Visit to reia-
tlEes on Michigan Lake Shore return
ing by way OF Chicago.
Misses Louise Spain, Gertrude Gem
try. Nirgie Harris. Hazel FNppcn and
Alice Smith are a merry party who
viii leave the city Monday for a two
weeks visit 10 the homo If Mr.. J.
Smith. Or Crouchs. Kiug and Queen
county,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25
NORFOLK & WESTERN. fNsTAtts
ELECTRIC ALARM SIGNALS

BRISTOL VA July ga carload
Of material has arrived here and is or
th. n & W. yards TO be Used in the
construction OF an electric signal sys-
tenn fer the n q " company In the
city and suburbs. Electric bells will
be installed at all CROSSINGS Of the
company. Including I ose In the city
and suburbs
by this process persons with horses
ana teams are rot nearly So likely to
b.s caught on crossings and Killed. The
electric bells at the crossings viii be
gin TO ring vigorously when train
Is within two or three hundred yards,
and win continue to ring until the
train has passed over the crossing,
Electricians are expected here at
once te install the new system,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25
MRS. ROGERS IS
0WslEY's BRIDE
BEAUTIFUL WASHINGTON WO-
MAN Is BRIDE OF CHICAGO
BUSINESS MAN

! CHICAGO. ILLS. July a.
! Friends OF Louis :. OwSley, execu-
! tor OF the Charles T ferkes estate
and Mrs. Dorothy Bird Rogers, form
I eriy Mrs. Thomas e. Noyes of Wash
ington, divorced wife Of tho presi-
dent OF the Washington baseball club
and part owner OF the Washington
, Evening Star. were surprised to-day
TO hear of their reported marriage.
NJ. and Ms. Louis < Owsley. who
ae reported to have been married In
New York July IL and who are said
to be spending their horeyunoon a.
the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago were
entirely inaccessible to-day and re-
ceived no ffstors Mrs, owsley is
very much upset over the divulging
Of her marriage. as she intended,
she SAYS, not to have announced il
Tor q year.
Il have had one nervous break
down very recently" said the pretty
bride, and If people talk about me
it will upset me again.
Mrs. ewsley is anything but the
nervous type Of woman. She has red
cheeks. beautiful teeth and dresses
exquisitely. She wears white and to-
day appeared at the Blackstone In a
lingerie dress. rich with hand en-
hrodery and chic french straw hat
with an irish green velvet bow and
a white aigrette in front A string
OF pearls were about her neck and
she wore diamond bracelet. She
was bubbling with happiness until
asked about her marriage story. She
refused To see any one and let her
handsome husband answer all tele-
phone calls at the hotel when she
was asked for.
Mrs. owsley said she and her hus-
band intended to Hive in Chicago
permanently.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25

49,
west folnt on the Pamunkey river.
I lhes report charming day.
/ party of Young people from the
Plum Point sunday-school enjoyed
a very pleasant launch ride up the
/ Mastaponi river and stopped on their
return at Beach Park.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Diggs, of Bos-
ton. are visiting his father. Mr.. r
/ -. ihggs. at Little plymouth.
4 Mrs Matte Spencer and her daugh-
ter. Miss Matte, are visiting Cliff
ton. the old Spencer home, now &C.
eupsed by Mr. Dunbar Spencer.
I Mr.. j. Y. Burton, or Elsonl, at
tended tho Baptist eneampmen at
Virginia Beach.
lightning struck at Clifton. the
nome OF MIR. Dunbar Spencer, and
killed young cow and some fowl.
Mr.. Charles Gleason, a we'll known
and popular farmer. died "Wednesday
at his home near Wakema. King VIII
/ liam. In the forty fifth year of his
age, after an ainess Of several weeks.
,Tr. Gleason leaves a wife and sew
erai children.
The Rev. A n Rudd. ID. n, mis-
sionary general OF the Baptist board
In the island of Porto Rico. station
ed al Ponce. with his wife. two daugh-
ters. son and Mrs. George Franklin
Hhghy, his wife's mother, spent
short time In the home Of Mrs.
Thomas p. Bagey on "Wednesday en-
route for King and Queen county.
where they Will spend several weeks
in the home of Mr.. Luther Baghy. Thu
last OF August DIR. Rndd will return
IN Porto Rice. Miss Courtney Rnda
will return To HoilIns College. where
she was, a student last year. Mrs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25

and Mrs. NJ. F. Trotter. Jr. at their
nome on Franklin street. have return
ed TO Charlotte. n c.
Miss Agnes Woods is the guest OF
Mis- Margaret Lacy at her home on
Bradock street, Winchester. Va
Mr. Richard Neal Grant and daugh-
ter. Miss Florence Harrison. ere
guests of Mrs. Moses Merrick in South
Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. L S. Stern and Miss
Saddler, of Richmond. are touring
New England in their automobile,
and are now In New Hampshire.
Miss Louise Word il visiting
friends In Petersburg
Miss Marie Frick is spending some
time at the Cottage Lorraine. Ocean
View
Mr. and Mrs, John -. Murrell, who
haev been abroad for severaI months.
have returned 10 Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25
PROVIDE QUARTERS FOR
RESIDENT ROAD ENGINEER

HARRISoNBURG. VA. Jmy "A -
That "a great deal Of interest is be-
ing taken by the Board OF Supervisors
for good roads In Rockingham County
q evidenced by the fact that an office
~ln be ntted up III the county court
house for c l.. Scott, the resident en-
giuefr for the State Highway Com
mission.
Mir, Scott has been residing IN
Harrisonburg for aotIIetime, but had
NOS established permanent office. AT
its last meeting, however. the board
Of supervisors directed that the room
on the left entrance TO assembly hall
b. put IN shape for Mr. Scott. and IL
viii doubtless be ready for occupancy
In a few DAYS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25
CHURCH HILL NEWS
naay be Ia the
Mad = - 49, - -

THE services at Leigh Street sun
day morning were very impressive,
The pastor Rev. j. j. Wicker
preached q beautiful sermon ON the
Lard = Prayer. taking each petition
separately The singing was pecial-
~ fine. two additions, a tenor and
soprano. having been added TO the
choir, The sermon Was followed by
baptism the new bApttStry being
used.
Miss Nellie Phaup. Of Chimborazo
Park Ieft Monday evening for Chi
stago. saaern she will spend some time
NJ the guest ~ Mr. and Mrs. John
1sr~gnrs, of Wilton avenue.
Miss Gorneiia Crane, OF 24e4 East
gIa9 street Is tbs guest OF relatives
sna friends Al Cartersville Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II Wiltshire
and sor. Grsyson. spent the week end
~ the guest OF the formers sister.
Mrs Bailey Lapsconlh. of Studiey.
Hanover county.
mir. Brook Anderson has been
spending Some time al Ocean View.
Miss Mamie l. Starnper Of North
Twenty third street, left Monday far
visit 70 friends In Norfolk and
Ocean View.
Miss Ruth Bates, OF Chin borazo
Park, Will leave Saturday to attend
muse paft2 gwen ny Miss Edllh
Christian in her summer home at
Madison Com thoQse. Miss Helen
Smith Will also be a member Of the
party
Miss Sadie A. Kern has returned
10 the city from a two weeks visit to
friends ia Lynchburg Danvite and
Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs clyde Saunders ana
son. Tazeweil Of AGRA, Va, were
rfae 'gnaestS Of Bf4ssF Eta .faserya&. =. -
East Broad street Sunday. leaving
Monday morning fer Virginia Beach
10 spend some time.
Mrs. Linda Richardson, OF North
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25
!, {. JOHNSON TO MANAGE
Y. M. c. A. BUILDING FUND

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. &,
RALEIGH X C. July al. T..
Johnson. Of TimmonsytlIe & e. Is 10
come to Raleigh and manage the f.
nances OF the Raleigh Y. VI. G. A.
building enterprise for the Association
here until regular secretary can be
elected for thu Association which Is
not 10 begin active association work
until the proposed $4,000 building is
erected He is to give personal at
tention II the collection Of the pledges
TO the building fund as they fan due.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25
Ashland

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian. J
ASHLAND. VA. July 24--The
county school board held its regu-
lar meeting here Friday Besides Mr..
Carter Redd, the superintendent. all
OF the members from all the districts
We're present. and most interesting
meeting was held
Rev. John Bruce Will preach ut the
Methodist church Sunday at IL
O'Clock
Rev. Frank L. Wells and family
VIII return from Cuipeper On next
Thursday, 1t has not Yet been learn
ed whether he viii move to Rich
mond and occupy the Broad Street
parsonage before conference.
Mrs. Joe Leake, Of Dean S, Nance
mond county, is at home. helping to
nurse her sister. Miss Virginia Haw.
who is quite III
Mrs. L., j. Moore. Of %ewhern. "
c, is visiting her brother. w J.. Fov
Mrs. William NJ Lasher left Satur-
day for New York. where size VIII
spend the rest Of August with her
sons
Mrs. Bernard Lipscomb is the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. william NJ Jones.
DIR. J. n. Latham. pastor Of Gem
tenary church, Richmond with his
family with the Misses stuart and
Estelle Banton, are here for the sum
mer.
Everybody Waits for the Retail Gro
GERS ENcrsion, Buck-pe Beach. We'd
nesday. August Sth. Last train leaves
~ 4F..t,a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25
FISHING PARTY FINDS RELIC
OF LATE UNPlEASANTNEs

especial to The Richmond vtrrinian1
FREDERIC SBU re. VA. july "a
The fishing party. composed Of
3lessrs II q. Nothrop. G.. l.. Reid. +
A. Robinson, Henry Williams and Mack
stone. which has been in camp on tie
upper RapRahannock. brought back
with them a war relic which has been
examined with great interest by a
number Of personsi II Is an old mus
kef which vas found in the river near
filis' Ford, II WAS probably a Fed
eral musket. dropped as the Federal
troops We're crossing the river al that
place IN 1868, on their way to ChanceI-
lorville The spring and lock are still
in good order.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25
EIGHT BIDDERS on
CAROLINE COUNTY BANK

Seldom has there been more ac-
tive bidding for a building than on
the Caroline County Bank structure.
bids for which viii Ice opened Oh
July 90.
EighI individuals and firms are
submitting estimates on the work. In
Guiding one Richmond, one black
stone and two Fredericksburg firms
Anderson ain and Shepherd are the
architects "4Fs's $500.
rake the whole Family the Retail
Merchants Excursion To Buckroa
bsach, August 9Th, Big tine. lots or
PRICES. Train leaves at $50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25

this week in the interest of the
Blackstone Institute.
Mr Edward s. Bennett is visiting
Dr. Cannon's family in WaynesvilIe.
n. G.
Miss Lucille Daniel. OF Petersburg.
Is visiting her brother. Mr. W. l..
johnson, on East Main street.
Miss Lillian Modem is attending a
mousse party in Mecklenhurg county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25
West Point Notes

Especial 10 THE Richmond yfrg4rfar1. !,
WEST POINT. VA, July z4.--The
Sunday-schooI Of the Christian church
took IT'S annual outing to Romaneok
the beautiful horne of Captain Rob
ert Il. Lee, about five miles above
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25

CHARLOTTESNILLE VA, July "a
Air !. r. Hidy, Of Charlottesville,
has sold twelve hundred acres Of land,
on the Big Cowpasture River, near
Deeriield 10 MIR. ". c. Craig.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25
EXCURSION TO ASHEyITLE
Black Mountain. Hendersonyilie, Ho,
springs, Nagnesyiile and Lake

springs, Wagnesyiile ard Lake
Toxaway. y. c
SOUTHERN RAILWAY announces
T. I annual rar Mountatn EXCURSION 70 West
weeks IN the glorious Land Of the
SKY" sapphire Country al very small
cost.
Round trip fare from Richmond 70
Asheyille $3.50; proportiopateiy low
rates from points. West Point to Dan
VILE inclsive.
Tickets good on all trains Augu st
3rd, in coaches and pullmans. and re-
turning until August II. 1911 Through
sleepinFs cars at loi5 "A. NJ. and II: IS
p. NJ. August 3rd
For detailed information, booklets
Pullman reservation. etc. consult
ticket agents. or write s. Z. Burgess, L.
+, A.. Rjchynond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25
Prominent Democrat Dies.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, July "a.
Colonel John w. Tomlinson. OF Biz
minghan. member of the national
Democratic committee. died to-day
from an operation for appendicitis.
He was born at Russeliviile. Tenn.
fifty three years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25

Mrs. Henry Harwood is spending
the summer Win relatives on the
eastern coast OF MARYLAND.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25

Remember the Last Train Of the Re-
tail Grocers' Excursion for Buckroe
Wednesday, August sth. will leave
40 A. III. Don't get left. you VIII
miss so much fun and maybe a prize
worth 1900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25

MISS Olive Pace, OF this citv il
me guest Of Miss Mabel Hughes In
Roanoke "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25

Mr. M y, Trotter and Miss Ethel
'Trotter, who have been guests OF Nj.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Starke wifi
sail for Europe from New York mn
August g.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25

AIRS. Bruce Bowe is spending +,
week al the Wild Rose cottage. Vir-
GINA Beach
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-25

Everybody Waits for the Retail, Gro
GERS ENcrSiou, Buckrne Beach. We'd
nesday. August sth. Last train leaves
80 prompt Prizes for everybody