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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-05-12
WOMEN PLAYING BILLIARDS.

Women are becoming more and
more adept at billiards. A decade
ago a woman billiard player was
practically unheard Of. Nowadays
we frequently hear of them playing
in the privacy Of their own homes.
And it will not. be long before they
will be playing public matches.
1t was only recently that the first
step in this direction was taken
when Mrs. Bertha May King and
Miss Martha Clearwater played in
New York for the first women's pool
championship of the world. The
match gave decided impetus to the
game, and those who know predict
that the concert halls of theaters
will soon be the scenes of many sim
liar pool and billiard matches.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-05-12
cHRisTIANITY.'.

Never has the moral content Of
Christianity been accepted as widely
as now. The Greeks and Romans,
greater in some ways than we,
deemed slavery necessary to the ex-
istence of an intellectual class. La
Dor with the hands, for hire
they held contemplate. Hatred
between nations they thought in
evitable. Respect for labor has
come, and progress in industry
means that the carpenter Of to-
day has a broader education than
the feudal baron and better under
standing. War, once the rule, is
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-05-12
TIME At SEA BY WIRELESS
Paris Eiffel Tower and Observatory
to. Give Men Afloat the Accu-
cate Hour

Autobiography renders it pos
sible to transmit to all ships within
a.radjus of 5000 kilometers or :more
a given time, say the hour OF noon,
rnathematically exact within one
tenth of q, second, the speed OF the
.aertzian waves being almost equal
to that of light, 100000 kilometers
a second. This puts the sailor in
possession of the chronometric time,
which assures fhe determination Of
the exact spot where the vessel is at
that moment, that is to say, it en-
ables him to calculate the longitude
and latitude of the place with. abso-
lutte e1aetitude.
The astronomer on duty IN. the
Paris observatory, with one eye at
the telescope, watches the hands of
the, clock and sends the first cleo
trio signals to the wireless telegra-
ply station Of the Champs de Mars.
From there, Immediately transmit
ted by autobiography, they travel
immense distances, warning, naviga-
tors and other wireless stations.
Then exactly art the hour and twice
again at intervals Of two minutes,
the clockwork automatically estab-
fishes a contact by means of which
an electric manipulation in the Eiffel
tower sets up discharge of Hertz
ian waves. And these waves, spread
ing through space, reach the limits
of the immense circle of which the
tower is the. center, influencing all
the receivers in, this area and con-
veying to all, as II were, the beat OF
q heart which is felt in the pulsation
of the rernotest arteries. A wonder
full result, which impresses even the
least reflective when they realize
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-05-12

looked upon more every year as an
out-of-date absurdity. If the heart
of the Gospel is the substitution of
friendliness for hostility, then the
day of realization Approximation
lier's.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-05-12
NOE THE. SAME WAY.

"a good theatrical manager is
like a good housewife. "'
GLOW SOP"
'eHe keeps his house in print"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-05-12

First Hotel Guest "a doctor)-
I1notice that you chew your victuals
a long time.
Second Hotel Guest "a professor)
Yes; I grind slowly, but I grind
exceedingly small.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
POLICE OFFICIALS
LEAVE THE CITY
DEPARTMENT. HOWEVER, WILL
-
BE LOOKED AFTER DUR
NO ABSENCE.

Captain Tom NcAlahon 10 scs.nr
chief OF the police department Chsef
Werner and cAptain 0eorg~ Pollock
having gons 70 Rochester to Attsnd
the annual convAntion Of Police
Chiefs. Bill Tolar. ths Bertillon en-
pert. viii act ~ deputy chief. a.
though Captain Ae1&ahon win con-
time to hold dawn his regular lob
as chief OF The bureau Of cgiminal
investigation ana Attenuation.
The report that Police Commits
eipners Boykin ana NeCaxthy had
accompanied The chisf and hls as
sistAnt could not 10 verified Monday.
They did not accompany chiaf wsr.
nsr nor yet Captain Pollock whsn
they went away. both commissioner
the time for the trip. Carts Man-
ning said tbs same. but later Dc.
clared that he hsd decided 10 70 on q
fishing TIP. Comutssiou4r Gude 10
said to 30 on his way 10 Roch sstsr
to attend tina conven4ion. - the 49,
sion this year pSomIaes 70 be ua-
usually instructive.
Mr.. 0uds = especially interested IN
the electrically con6etjeA canal
bridges Of Rochester. These won-
dsrful Affairs 11ee perpendicuiaSly
when . boat approached a. SWIFTLY
and ~ easily - = aaluta4lon. They
are one of thu grAat features Of thts
city In the Umplfe 0tA&e. The ether
u the wonderful nutrttivs properties
q the sana Mataf. Altar =. IL has
pAAeed through uuMeFoua proceaaes
best known y tAa Roehestsr health.
authorities ths wetsr = bottled md
sold Tor medicinal purposes AZ over
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
DE6IGNATE VUfna1(IA AND
CA1Q&IfA DEPOGITORLE6
WASHINGTON. June

WAGHIN0TON Tune i3.-Under
Uncle sans postal bank sYstem.
which 10 now showing decided ssna
OF life. tho ecvefAmsnt deposits . csr-
tain portion Of tAe postal hank funds
with State and u11tional banks, which
havs been sappE0ve6 . depcsitortss
after thay havN Snad6 application to
be considered. Tho government lends
thts money to the h9nxa ~ Ia cents
interest
Thesa dspnattossAs are beglnniax 70
be selected. For yirginie tbs post
Office dApArsaaAt h49 1ua9 annouueed
The eppf0vai - ~ EA1mere' Bank Of
NAnsSmonA. At Nnftolk. ard ths Au-
gust4 NAtaoaa1 1ank y 6tauntnu. q
North Car0ilna t3ao follewing appro-
vo1e have been announced: Cltisen1
Hank Of Eli9Ab4tA City. Concord Ma.
tional Bank Naetp2a1 nAnk Of Colds
'herA - - 1alie r. 1ec1y Mount
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

J Acth-OesAn and its advantages.
] Hote!-Countsy and in admntagoGe
Boat plies between tho two daily.
Bur- Bathing, 1oating, Fishing, Auto
@ehtlinG Driving Tennia eGc. Free
Booklets.
4. y. G. MKARs, washa,essssss. 3.
s.. VI.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
adopted by the Board OF Health y
the City OF Richmond. May 70. is11.)

tAdopte9 by the bodfd OF he<h OF
the City OF Kichmond. May 70, ls1i.)
l. The Board Of Health Of the City
of Richmond hereby declares that the
protection Of the public health de-
mands that the public water supply OF
said city shall be installed and used
on all premises to which said supply is
available, and 1t Is hereby ordered that
stalled within thirty days on al prem
abis. and whenever water mains are
hereafter laid, all premises 70 which
svsiiabls shall within thirty dsy. IN
stall aAia supply on said premises.
:. All wells on premises In the City
Of Richmond 10 which public water
supply 10 nov available shall b. closed
within thirty days. and all wells on
premises - Whteh Gid water supply -
not now available shall be closed with
In thirty days from the time that said
water supply becomes available.
4 The Board OF Health OF the city
Of Richmond hsrsby declares any and
all occupied houses IN the City Of Rich
mond which are psevided with water
nxtures but from which the public wat
ar supply hes been cut OF for rertod
OF fse or more consecutive days To- be
q nuisance and q menace TO the pubic
health. The Sanitary Omcers OF the
Health Department are hereby In
structAd TO report all such cases t. tho
Police Justice OF the City Of Richmond.
for tbs enforcement OF the penalty pre-
seribod by Section IL, Chapter Is.
RtehHan City Code 1919.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
SEABOARD AIR LINE

ecuthbcund trains schedules u $500
Richmond daily: $40 a. M.--K11e35 IT.
ssssass. Atisnss. ssrmsseSsas. 5IsssII !
nah, Jacksonviile and x51rtdA 14S1
$50 p. M.--eleepera and cOach1S ~
ysnn.A. ,Jsskseavil|s 40
coaches, Atlanta, 1tYmfngh1nl, NoSf
phis and the Southwest N0Fs4&1Si
trains scheduled to arrive n
1,ss ;. NY e.. ys:4 e'is Il -. ~ s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

v1e. halfsess nnen's sAeee, e0e. LADIES'
svery pair ssweA: bsst leather. 20
rails. no 1A1rs HeEsi rrhAee Aesss,
leather heels rAhnllt llixs new 4&es
ss4 fsREW'H ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY. sis East Main. Phone Nonsoe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
Grace Street.

We have for sale houses on Grace
Street (every squars) from First street
to Ryland. II you are looking for =
home on this street, see us before buy
ing. Several which will suit doctors
without any change in plans,
CHAS. A. ROSE Co,
q North Ninth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

once Of City H1N>U3
HlShMeaA, Va, Hui
PROPOSALS. WILL
cslve1 at this once unttl m
~ jYns ~ 4eli. Ter 4ss4e
1tdewAlks, 0rnnJte CNrAo ~
its spsli paving. 0FaAinG GIFT
Alloys ana 0EevsAtng o&NQo(
Z. pAxs list on die In thu RI ~
specifications and thank
proposals. can b. had upee
Is eertihAA check tor o1E0
accompany each bid - = GQ
exAeWt1On " cUntyaoG sS
the right 70 ee3ee4 A1F
poseis and TO 4Wafa ~
8 whole " Ia eeposate H1yN vi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

btNDAN AUnNAN1.
ATTEMPTED M u r D E r
NE0REss FEEDs BABE OF HER FOE
WITH BISCUIT FILLED WITH
GROUND GLAss-Is
UNDER ARREST.
Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
PETERSBURG. VA, June Ia
Children's day WAS observed Sunday
At the First Baptist church. At II
o'clock large audience assembled
and witnessed q very attractive pro-
gram. which had been prepared by a
committee which had worked untir-
inEiy to mako the occasion = sue
cess. special feature Of the pro-
gram was the professional In which
each department Of tho school was
represented. Each class In the school
carried q banner and entered the aud
itorium sinstnf in concert Stand Up
Of Scripture and prayer by DR.. vi.
G. Taylor. the pastor. after which the
following program was rendered:
Recitation. .children's Day" Miss
Susie Farthing.
Chorus welcome Song" by sew
eTAl little girls.
Recitation. my Motto" by Master
Bruce Tench.
Solo. Keep Sweet" Miss Margaret
Fttts.
Address. Dr.. ". C. Taylor.
4ft
choEus. Merry Birds Are singtns.' .
a.eits.ion. June" Mis- r.res.
Duet snd chorua "A Welcome 70
June" Misses Clara Harvsll and Miss
Sarah creech.
Song. primary department.
Recitation, The Fairsss Day" Miss
Elvisa Kelley.
DAtsy exercise, sixteen girls.
tbs Chiidren's Army" senior aud
song. On to victory" by tn.
Benediction by the pastor.
| In Chusuh Circies.
Rev. G. r. Stribling, pastor OF tho
Tabh Street Psssbytsrsan church,
preached sunday morning 81 tho
Karmville Presbyterian church, and In
the evening preached before the Y.
~. &, A. ~ Hampden-6 Sidney College.
| Rev. .. n. Roiston. pastor OF the
second PresbyteFtan church. will be
Aoeent from tha city next week. aasist-
Ing Rev. William b. McIIwaine. Jr,.
f:n 9 series OF meetings III Asheborc.
| Closing Exercises.
The closing exercises OF st. Jose Nh =
Catholic school will be held Monda,
evening 81 the Lyric Theakef.
1hs closing exercises Of Dinwiddte
High School wers held Friday NIGHT
At the county courthouse. 4 large
audience attended. Tho graduates
were Misees Carrie Mason ualusha.
Matte LewA Clarke and Messrs. VIII
ifan Potter stein. Branch Pegram
Epes and Karl Rutterworth.
Fcd Child Ground ;lass.
heosccA Johnson. 4 negreas. charg-
ed by Annie Rogers with giving her
nine-months-oid baby a biscuft con .
taining ground glass; was cent on Ia
the Hastings Court when she appear
ed to answer the charge Saturday be-
fore Justice Plummef. In Police
Court the bread was exhibited a evI-
dence. 1t was lilisd with bits Of visss
enough to kill several people. cook IA
into the biscuit with the flour. Ac-
fcordtAg % the mothers testimony shs
resusasd home Tuesday night ana saw
neDeccA johnson turning away from
the baby. who was seated ON the floor
hand.
Thinking II strange the woman
with whom she had quarreied re-
peatediy Tor more than = week should
pc giving her child bread. snatched
the biscuit from her hands ana pun.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
srOnr1x0 GOODS.

BEE the Esans AarAwase C. fes AsAanG
tackle and baseball goods Best as
Snrtmsnf In the city 1t lew prices
7e6 West HroaA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
September Rent List
We hsve just the house or fiat you
are looking for.
ELAN 4 FUNSTEN.
Phone Madison 1862.
100 Acres
On Petersburg car line. Ripe for SUBJ
dividing into home sites.
GREEN 4 REDO,
30 North Ninth street
NOTICE.
sN<,-r~~s~~~~r~S~~e<r<
ST HALF.
Notice to Taxpayers.

once Of Collector OF City Taxes,
City Hail. Richmond, Va.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR ONE-HAIr or
CITY TAxE0 REAL ESTATE AND
PERsoNAI. FOR THE YEAR is1i ON
The WHOLE TAX IS DUE. but the
ordinances provides that ons-half may
be paid in June and the remaining half
In December. FAILURE to pay all or
ons-haif Ia June incurs Z penalty Of
s Der cent on the whole amount. which
Is dus 1T once. and II not paid before
SEPTEMBER 1sT, the Collector IL re-
auired 70 levy. with costs addsd.
ALL Males = years q sgs, ALL
own personal Property. or hold personal
eeo o141suiai suSins.. In ha the ely q
Richmond tof whatever natureI are
assessed. and viii please call and set
tie, % Is % avoid delinquency.
GRADING. PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTING BILLS are pay
able in the same manner a. Taxes.
ana at the same time.
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPERTY
sTANDa and see that you get al your
bills.
This bslag the only notice provided
for by law, please give 1t prompt at
tention. ~ under the new ordinance :
par cent penalty will have to pc added
to the whole bill after June s0th.
washington Ward taxes. etc. must
be paid It the once OF the Deputy Col
lsctor. Tenth and Hull streets.
Fl. L HULCE.
City Collector. pro TEN,
~ 9fnH< rHA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

Alcnmo09s Va 1y1&
PRQFO6AL4 W3y
;i,s:s 8 is,s III IS ID
pearine ana saissisR4
f~Ssty-sienih sS1 LIT
riens - eDeell II
eetainsd spon apDSGea& 4
a esstiAed eheck ~
payA61o " ~ 3yNo0B1G 4
% ntchm&n6 Uu1t oeol
psevoaal - = Gua3ANf&
+ IL contraet -
feet any Or an 1eoDel1
shs ssetsAet q = u H.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
TRANSFER BOOKS TO CLOSE.

The tSansfer books ~ The Beaded Debts
OF the city OF Richmond will b
closed on and after th% 18TH inst, and
reopened the lst day OF July 1914.
EDW. J. WARREN,
AssAtsav
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICE

ginia State Board Of Dental Exam
iners will b. held In the city
OF Richmond. Va. commencing June
IL. 1911. 1t 8 a. NJ. HeAdauarteFs OF
the board. Murphy's Hotal. FOR
further information address. DIR. J. r.
STIFF. Secretary. Fredericksburg.
Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
Allegheny Inn.

h4O0EkN-U1sIOeO
Two thousand feet shove sea level.
In the heart d ths most picturesque
mountain country Of Virginia. Won.
d@fu scenic beauty. Idsal place for
health ssekaes, ovsrwuaked people, the
lovr Il the beautiful. Most Gxh;lirat-
Ing climate IN America, abundance Of
minsal springs, the best q water. First
elias Aznussments, fins cuisine, RsstaaEans
and Gill Ia connection. It's the Idea
Ptaes. Writs now for descriptive book.
lsts, raAes and full information,
ALLEGHANY IMPROVEMENT Co
Main Line G. 4 o. Railway.
Goahen, vistanls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

DUTIsDIN0 DOTS.
- Feat - AGhlanA 0aresa Ct 1aa.So.
- fs%e On Donisvssd at e7s.
81 fest On Moore street ae elS.
~ fest on Cary street ~ t3S.
- fest On Cary street IT 3e4.
50 fest an Maa1e stseee 1t SO.
card. - t1y. <se ~s~s
so feet on Taylor street at t2s.
~ feet On W<st street. near Battle
Abbsy. q $50.
81 fest On West broad street as
ti.oke.
- fest On Claiborne strsst ut $40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

Several eae1e1e0ss ef gssA appeafanes
wanted: salary paid IL cosn petent.
Apply mornings At . o'clock. Rich
mond YlrEinfAn once.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

BROAD STREET STORE.
senrc ana Glx Llving Rooms; New
building: six-foot hall w and down
stAiss; stable In rear. with fivs
stalls: wood and coal houses. For
this week. e1.koe. Don't fail to
zee this. - tbs ground alone 10
worth thu pFice asked,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
HELP--MALE

HELP-MALE
ss w.ns.S c'',sssss. e ss.s .ssssss.ss
Apply mornings q o'clock. Rich
@2na xlsE1aIfR ellss:
REAL Estate FOR SALE
ascE cS: a Dxvssf s. Sc. TAx Ttss
CO They oil them.
BARGAINS By SC1MCExER 4 CO..
$50 south Lsarei sfrccs Phone Mad.
ison zsss-J.
WET END.
ssven-Noum Frame. In Good Condi.
ton. 1850.
WEST END. MEAN MONROE PARK.
Six-roosn 6euni. Dctac1ned Brick. Hot
and cold water. bath and gas; win
rent for sf4o: price. $4,000.
seven-soom 6ennt-Dosached Brick,
close to car line: price. $500.
Two stx-Room sezni-Detacaaed Brick,
rented 70 good tenants: price. s2.-
WEST END.
scvcn-soom Detached Brick. s2,7se.
WEST END.
Two six.Room Frames. City Water,
N.7so each.
WEST END.
Niue.n Room. Corner. Detached Brick,
modern. $500.
Twcfve-AOosn Brick, Baths, Pantries.
ETC.. In frst-class condition, 10000.
E1Eht. Room Detached Frame, Bath
and electric lights; price. $500.
Five Room Detached Frame, Lot soy
| 2ie feet; price. si.soe,
Two SIX Room semi Detached Bricks:
price. si,seo each.
BROAD STREET. STORE.
senFc ana slx IAying Roons; New
building; six-foot hall up and down
| stairs; stable In rear. with fvs
stalls: wood and coal houses. For
| -this week. e1.koe. Don't fail to
zee this. - tbs Ground alone IL
| worth ths pFics asksd.
CGKRzsY Nx1sEUr BAR0AIN.
Three Room CuetaeA Gas and water,
| el.3o0.
NeAs.Rssm, 0nsnes, Deeacascd Esazns.
bet and cold Water iss sSsteo feet;
WEST MAIN STREET BARGAINS.
Two Easht-hoom seni-Dctach~d
One eighs-rcom detached frame.
etors building.
Seven buildine lots. 70 b sold a.
whole. ON long tius.
BUILDING DOTS.
- Feet - AshlanA ogssl at ta3.Sc.
- fest On Donisvssd At e7s.
Z fsss Or Asore street >: 80
- fest On Cary sfreat IT 414.
50 fest an Aaa4e stseet IT SIC.
| - fsse on nsvsriy street. near Hougs-
$50 fest on Taylor street at tas.
~ feet On West street. near Battle
Abosy. q $50.
u f.:s On West sre.d street At
- fest On csaibern. stssss It $40.
! WET END.
Al1.N0om SSusi- De1Aclsd Fssme.
| bath. range And gas. In A-No. /
/. condition; nicsiy papsred: price.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
Ten-Roosa asmlsnstaeAed Brick. Tvo
bath roonas: large lot: In flrst-ciass
/ condition: TO . quick purchaser for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

SPECIAL RARGAIN.
Ten.Room aaml. peeaA1ad brick, Two
condition.: TO . quick purchaser for
this week. $500. Act quick.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
wEsr END.

WE81 END.
6l1.Noom 60sMi- Dc1aca,ed Frame,
hath. range And eas. In A-No. l
condition; nicsiy papsred: price.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

Two Six- Room Semi Detached Bricks:
price. 1850 each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

i can shAW you that cen tree
your home Of thA wasta. expense Ard
annoyeaca Of rats AMI S1iee. Ne
money in advance. Car eA9w let
tsfs from promins1t pAyetesane. Z
leading banker and do11Ns ol Othees.
Phoas ~ write me. oTTo c1KrN.
hadiseu s3~e-J. 81 Mutual 1ailA.
Ing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

Twclve-AOom Brick, Baths, Pantrics,
ETC.. In first- class condition, 10000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
WEST END

WEST END.
Corner, Detached Brick,
modern. $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
seven-soom 6emt- Detached Brick,
close to car line: price. 32,soo.

Two stx.N oom Sezni- Detached Brick,
rented 70 GOOD tenants: pr1cs. t2,-
800 each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

RULES AND REGULATIONS or THE
BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND CONCERNING THE
TAKING OF CITY WATER AND
THE CLOSING OF WELLS ON
PREMISES TO WHICH PUBLIC
WATER SUPPLY IS AVAILABLE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
WEST END

WEST END.
Scvcn.Room Detached Brick. 92,7s0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

UoAt.Nssw, Corner, Deeaeascd Frazns,
hot and cold water, ies etxt3o feet;
price. ts.iec.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

WEST MAIN STREET RARCAINs.
Two Elght.AOom eema- Dctachrd
bricks.
One eighs-room detached frame.
6tors building.
Seven buildine lots. 70 b sold a. q
whole. on long tiuss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

WEST END. NEAR MONROE PARK.
Six-rOosn Seuna. DcfAc3,ed Brick, Hot
and cold water. bath and gas; win
rent for 4340: price, 1900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

s, =. ~ -: - !. 49, =. -. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WET END.
sn-Noum Frame. In Good Condi.
ton. 1850.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-28
MANHATTAN BIG FOUR
HAS JUST POSTED A SECOND DIVIDEND OF
TWO CENTS PER Share
PLAN AGREEABLE
TO FEDERATION

BUTTE, Mont, July 2S.-The
proposed amalgamation of the
Western Federation Of Miners with
the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea was the subject of a resolution
proposed by delegates from the
Western Federation that the next
convention of the United Mine
Workers be instructed to use eff
forts toward securing early enact
ment of the amalgamation.
While Mondays vote in the CON
vention sustained the action of the
chair in revoking the charter of
the Jerome, Ariz., Miners Union, No.
101, and thereby implied such pow
er rested in the hands of the presi-
dent and executive board when cir
cumstances required such a step, the
delegates lated adopted report
favoring an amendment to the con
stitution specifically assigning such
Ipower
The amendment to the constitu-
tion as adopted enlarges the field
of the Western Federation of Min
ers 50 as to include besides EN-.
ployes of mines mills and smelters
as heretofore, men employed il
open pit workings.
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RECIPROCITY BILL
HAS BEEN signed
BY PRESIDENT BILL

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Presi-
dent Taft signed the Canadian reci-
procity bill at $40 j. m. yester-
day.
Secretary of State Knox, Secre-
tary of Commerce and Labor Ma
gel, Secretary to the President
Hilles and Representative Littleton
several newspapermen and bat
terry of photographers witnessed the
signing. As he picked up the pen,
the president turned to Secretary
Knox and said
Come over here Brother Knox
You are responsible for this.
The secretary of state stood be-
hind the president as he placed his
name on the parchment.
:. "It's done" said Mr. Knox.
ITS done,' repeated the presiden'
as the two clasped hands across
the desk.
To give the photographers {
chance, the president went through
the motion of signing the act agaii
few seconds later.
II didn't know there was so mucl
interest in it as this, he said
Out"
He was snapped wearing a broa,
smile.
The gold pen used by the presi
dent in signing the agreement wa
sent to Chairman Penrose of tn
senate finance committee, who le
the fight for the bill in the senate
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Disbursement Will Be Sis, ,24O Payable
August 18th - Partial Distribution
of Profits In the Way of Royalties.

level will be established at the
4O0-foot point. When this has been
done, development of the ore bodies
at the 300-foot level will be con-
tinued and the 400-foot level will
be driven. The lease is equipped
with splendid plant, including a
powerful air compressor, electric
hoist, pumps, etc.
Sinking is still in progress on the
Lindsay-Tari lease, and depth
of approximately 100 feet has been
attained. Some excellent values have
been opened and the formation is
still very favorable. Watson Bros,
on blocks II and IS, are now pro-
ducing ore, and Joe Michel and as
sociates are making small pro-
duction from their lease on the Gold
Wedge claim adjoining the, Bic
Four. The general showing of the
property is most satisfactory