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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-30

-BdtIeu TOT SlHlOH IN NInIH.
tBatted for Hendrix In ninth.
Score lay i0Dinrs.
The evening world., 1911-02-08
bETROTHAL FEAST
FEB. 16FOR GOULD
AND MISS GRAHAM
Wedding Will Take Place in
June, 1t Is Unofficially
4 Announced.

Althosgh both Mrs. George J. Gould
and .J;s Hubert Nos refused :o-d1y
"a maze announcement: OF tie engage
ment Of Miss Annie Douglass Graham
and young Jay Gould. II became known
that tho engagement exists, that Il will
I've announced at a dinner 10 he given
by Mrs. vos Feb. 16 and that the we'd
ding will be in June.
announcement OF the engagement.
made a little more than a week ago.
was denied both by Mrs. Gould and
Mrs. Nos, the latter becoming partlcu-
i,rly indignant over what she ermed
a premature, unauthorized statement.
The truth OF the matter was that Il
vas especially desired to keep the en-
gteenent a secret until all the elabor-
Hte preparations for the wedding OF
Lord necies and Miss Vivien Gould
were completed and that celebration
was a thing Of the past.
But when Miss Beatrice Claim. orig.
inally chosen as one OF Miss Gould's
bridesmaids. became III and Miss Ora
am was chosen IN her stead. the ru-
Inors OF the engagement cropped out
again.
i have no announcement to make"
was all Mrs. Nos would say to-day.
Anyway. | don't see whore it Is a
matter that interests the public"
The formal announcement. ACCORDING
- a reliable informant OF The Even
Ing World. will he made The evening OF
the sixteenth at n dinner 20 be given
L. yH. ....I.. - TIHNNAAHt -. vH-
famous portrait painter and stepfather
of the bride-elect. at No. l15 Central
Park West.
The guests Of honor AZ this dinner
viii he Lord and Lady DecieS, who viii
l,e back from their southern trip Feb.
10. The exact date for the ceremony
has not been decided p hut II will
he one of the most elaborate OF the
June weddings.
Miss Graham Is. one OF the prettiest
girls in the younger set of society. and
NJ the wedding yesterday was a charm
iug figure in her bridesmaids gown.
Jay Gould's attentions to her rave ex-
tended over about six months. Her
mother is a member of a Hawaiian
princely family. Both mother and
daughter are decidedly brunette In
type.
lord Decides and Ills bride. who va
Hiss NivicH Could. second daughter -.
Mr.. and Mrs George j Gould. and OBJ
granddaughter Of the late JaysGouiG.
are on tlcir way to Palm Beach to-dl
10 spend the arst week OF their honey
moon IN q villa owned by "A friend 90
the Gould family. They left last nisht
~ ? o'clock ou "a private car.
After a short stay at the 1chy
The evening world., 1911-02-08
Right Medicine
for Crip."

So Whites Mr.. Ray Lymansrover. He
was cured two Years ago and ever
since he has been Of Duffy's
most ardent endorscrs.
after an attack Of grip two years
ago. I was left in a very weak and run.
down condition. On advice of a friend
I tried Dufy's Pure Malt Whi.key and
found it just the right thing. noticed
a steady gain in strength from the start.
Have used considerable Of your valuable
medicine and find it to be the very best.
| assure you I will advise my friends
when needing n good tonic and cure for
grip To take Dufy's.' Ray Lymangroycr.
5t5 Onkwood Ave. Toledo. Ohio.
The evening world., 1911-02-08
ANNIE
D'OOiGENS
RNGANN

80 ;o Goo -..u Court, at Lakewood, %
remain UI;.. they sail for Egypt on the
rarmin,a on F"h. Is. Two months viii
1e spent ir that country. and thea
.acy VIII % 20 London fog the brilliant
coronation season.
The evening world., 1911-02-08
Patients Want Pictures.

Health Commissioned Lederle asks fo-
Old Illustrated magazines. particularly
for the tuberculosis iustirItipns-Ot.s-
vile Sanatorium and Riverside Hospital
on North Brother Island. They should
be- addressed 20 the Department OF
Health. Fifty-hfth street and SIKH
avenue.
The evening world., 1911-02-08
Ouffy's Pure Nat WhiSkey

is a wonderful remedy in Tie prevention
aud cure Of consumption. pneumonia.
grip. bronchitis. coughs. colds, asthma,
malnria. low %fcvcrs. stomach troubles
and all wasting. wcakrni9g md diseased
conditions, If taken O., directed You
,hould have it in your home. 1t will do
yuu good.
II has been before the pul lie for hall
q century. and its curative value has
never been questioned. Its success in
curiu. disease has caused many unrc-
liable dealers to put up substitutes and
limitations with which to fool the people,
claiming that their substitutes "nrc just
~ good as" DuHy's Pure Malt Whisky;
but they are thinking Of their profits
only. Insist on the genuine.
sold in SEALED BOTTLES ONLY.
All druggists, groccrs and dealers, or
direct. sl0O II large bottle. Medical
booklet, containing rare cnnmou-scns
rule, FOR health and tc.timonials. also
doctors advice. sent IA" on application.
The Duffy Malt Whiskcy Co.
Rochester. N. Y.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-31
Entered at the Postoflicc at Fairmont,
lysWestS Virginia.. as second class matter,
THE NAVAL REVIEW.

The greatest naval review in ,tthe
5history, ofsthis nation takes place this
week I'm the Hudson River, on New
York city There will be in the two
long llnes. ,1O2 fighting crafts, and
three vessels among them are the
most powerful battleshlps that now
Ssleat 1; in any sea, under any. flag.
There are the Utah, the Florida and
Sthe Delaware: !. d; 81
II ~ y When King George ". was crowned
s2fQ fighting: ships gathered on, Spit.
head to- be reviewed blythe newly an.
8oInted monarch. But large number
offthoset ships wore Sther Gags than
gelrItian's and were the naval. repre-.
sssentatiyes ot$other powers, al, Amer
lean Sbatt1eshlpi having been the most
I powerful present. E
ll4p such Y 5semblage OF. the ! naval
;sstrengt I'll of any single nation has been
brought together since the Dread
:rlpught reyolutlonlzed naval power, as
iis Srepresented BY the fleets gather.
Ing now ion both sides, Of this con.
S,tainerlt every ship wearing the nag Of
|t y American state. ,tlItsis AMI impress.
g siy ectacis not only for thu se5wahho
Shall see the actual ships on one coast
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-31

4 i6l i9isIe5ts555 AELoWE'EN
is amenabe
oic and duplex deylty
the
who couldn't
ana borrowed
bootbal team After man has picket
OF the
locate his residence without the aid Of
with like Of
alowee
borhood But the ndustrys decun
IL youthas wspited hlhg
Parents
family slipper uelng Of
the credit Halloween be 1t said
usually otherwise the able
change hands faster Mexican
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-31

IN -
or the other, but; for the millions
whose only view; OF either will be had
through the meaia:osnewspapers and
photographs: u Is an. exposition Of a
power that exists not alone In nun.
bers Of ships and guns. men and ma.
chimes. but In the spirit that .animates
the nation. And It Is especially i'm.
presslve when viewed as representing
not warmaking monarch, but the
most peaceful and peace.loving people
on earth. whose highest officer and
foremost citizen has but lately offer:
ed to the world the first real effort
toward world peace. It is a show Of
potential force, to be employed only
against foreign aggression. not. for any
form OF international Injustice. ;iii i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-31
ssBIg.sgIGss
uNiNEsstTs STUDENTS VILE!
wo o, TO MAKE IA SREc.
ORD RREE.Ak ERsIaS N BERs AT
I GRADUATION TIME. Sss6

Z The Senior class al the West VII:
;ginia University Is this year is max
Ing great strides forward in their
studies, and at commencement hope
TO have sthe largest graduating class
ever known at the University. !, n
M Fairnont and nearby towns are we'll
represented among the Offices, as the
following Will show Member Of the
Inter Class Council, Marsh Watkins.
ofsWheeling; President. James Ken.
;nedy. Fatrmont; vice president, Irene
Andris, Morgantown: secretary, Rhea
w. Warden, Grafton. treasurer, "A. w.
Tough. Warrington; members athletic
board, ! Harry g. yheaty, Davis; Er.
nest D. Conaway. Enterprise. 4
The class; Isl composed Of nInety.one
members. the largestnumbe insyears
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-31
FAILED TO APPEAR.

a Howard o. Hall yesterday failed to
appear in the Circuit Court at;Moundss..
vile to answer to a charge of.bigamy,
and therefore forfeited his bond Of
s1.5oo.Qo. thereby running his father,
who had gone on his bond. Il. az Z.
One Of Halls wives came. from Man.
nington. her name being Mrs. Dola B !
Rogers Hall, while the. other wife was
Mrs. Maude. Muldrew Hall, OF near
McMechen. = !,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-31
5.WoMA.NtNEAR DEATH;
As Result Of Brutal Beating Inflicted
BY italian H.isbahd Near ;!
52s Ai53 shipnston. 7! Il;

b CLARKsBURG, ". Va; Oct. 81
Beating bis witesnearly to death ,be.
cause she did not get his supper
ready on time, Is the: charge that has
landed John virinsky, q eadowbrook
coal miner in Jail here to await a,
bearing before Justice Cyrus w,
Thompson, at Shinnston, when the
outcome Of the Woman's injuries are
determined. She Is in a critical con;
dition in a Clarksburg hospital, with
a Jaw bone broken. her teeth knocked
out, a great cash across her face and
other injuries. e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-31
cHIIpDEAD.

Martha, the two year old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Harmon H. ,Lemley.
died. yesterday evening at six O'clock
at3the home Of her parents on Morgan.
town avenue. Her. death was the re-.
suit Of q short illness from Group,
Funeral services will be. held at the
residence on Wednesday and inter
ment will be made in Maple Grove
cemetery by Undertaken Musgraye
and Sons, si,s g
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-31

TO CURE q 70 I'M j ONE DAY &
Take LAXATIVE sBRO 10 Quilin6I
Tablets. Druggists refund money &
II falls toE cure. = GRO vTsS ssig.
nature: As on each boz. s225c, (
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-31
INITIATION.

Last evening there occurred at the
lodge rooms in the Masonic Temple
ant initiation ,of some new men, and
before the iniatIon there was served
at the Manley Hotel quite an elabor-
ate little supper. which was partaken
Of by all Of the local men and quite
a number Of out. Of town members. \
This was Orient Chapter No. 0 OF
the Royal Arch Lodge. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-31
.ii..s.,.{i
HAREM SKIRTS

MILWAUKEE, Wis, oct.f 81. A !:
] Every woman attending the national
W. c. II Y: convention yesterday
bowed her head. when the.lna,ne of
Carrie Nation was read at the mem.
orial seryice:t5sy MI Z.
No harem nor hobble sklrtssS NOR,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-31
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iPE[iIA iEiilII al i.
). 0FG G. ! j NJ 3.I||.
Il, Continued! from page one).

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building should cost, as council thinks
the building should not cost over and
above il1se 100000, and the lowest BID
was ss,0oO.OO. ~.
Councilman Ogden then brought. In
a motion asking that the city, solicitor
and "a the city engineer Investigate and
report to the council Just what title.
the; city had to road from Sd street
In the Fourth ward to1Parks avenue
In the Third ward. The motion car.
Red, and after some more discussion
regarding the matter. OF. the new cen.
trail fire station, the meeting was ad.
.1ourned until the next regular meet.
Ing, as mentioned above. 49,; Fl
Bills amounting to almost $4,000
were ordered paid. s.lz .ss'
Much unfinished and new business
VIII come up at the next regular meet
Ing on Tuesday night. "a, ;= l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-31

G. F. Bliss, aged 80. probably the:
Oldest newspaper man and printer in
Wisconsin, a died at his home inS ,Ra.
cine, He was the first carrier on the
Chicago Journal, and the, first appren.
ticesto learn the printers trade lin
thatsofioes a. ia .sHys; M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-31
ItAt Dinner Party. 4

MI!!sssc Gertrude goyles was q
charming little hostess at 9 dinner
party on Thursday evening at, her
home on Fifth avenue. The guests,
enjoying the affair were Miss Eleanor
Murray, Masters Perry Duncan and
Caldwell Observation-Disclosures Ad.
yertlser. me i.5y.S..55 sI,.z ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-31

& Louis b Ehrishy VINO; died suddenly Il.
In London was best known in recent
years as an art collector and dealer.
For several ,yeafs he had with his two
sons. conducted the Enrich galleries
in New York ;;where he had gathered
many masterpieces of many schools;
during his annual ann g. trips to Europe ID
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25
DISTRICT 3.

niudm Swan.ho
terrified
Mr. Laird
south nd
nsboro to6o
street. swan sbo,V
t.
Robert Ircgo III East Rclmond
Richmond
carl Parrish le5 West
south
"
WMe Ioi West Iwcih street South Richmond
Richmond
amer :.
-
. ~ 800.
mond
Cha NJ street. ouhR
z.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25
BIC SALES CLOSED
PAST FEW DAYS


Richmond real estate has recovered
from the slight inaction of fair week
hen all Of the agents were busy
entertaining friends from the coun-
Try. One agency has closed within
the past five days two hundred thou
sand dollars worth OF sales.
Tf.e FIRM IL C. l.. a II. L. Denoon.
which. in addition TO the. seventy
thousand tf8gFars SeYrtn OF business
On Maii, and Franklin streets. re-
ported IN This paper on saturday, has
sold property near Fifth and Frank
lin far $4,000 and four stores OH
Eighth street. between Main and
Franklin, for $1,000. besides max
ing uther. small deals. running the
total .ns their trsnsa etions well over
the tNo hundred thousand dollar
mark
Deeds have gone 70 record during
the past thirty days closing all Of thu
large sales previously reported ~
hsving been made by the nrm Of
Pollard Z BAgby. the total recorda-
ti0ns from this ofsfcs on large trans
acttona alone aggregating in excess
at etKfit hundred thousand dollars
IA III Understood that several other
Sixabie transactions are in The aif,
md Mil probably break during the
sMrsk. -~AA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25
BUY YOUR SEED
POTATOES NOW
COMMISSIONER kOINER THINKS
THEY WILL BRING s. PER
BUSHE.L NEXT SPRING.

Farmers who expect to need seed
Irish potatoes next spring should buy
them now, is the advice OF Commis-
sioner OF Agriculture G. W. Koiner
MIR. koiner said that he would not
be surprised to see seed potatoes
bring IS a bushel next spring. The
shortage in the crop is worldwide
Mr.. koiner was In Washington Mon
day. and there met "A gentleman from
Germany who told him that the crop
In Europe was largely a failure. That
the tuber will be more OF a luxury
than Florida oranges Is the general
belief. Local retail prices now for a
fairly good article is forty cents per
peck.
Mr.. koiner has accepted an invi-
tation TO deliver an address ut Saluda
on October 27th, when a general de-
velopment and Improvement meeting
will be held by the citizens of Mid
dlesex county. 1t Is stated that speak
ers will discuss better roads, better
farming and better schools.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25
JUDGE WEST WILL
TRY MORE ok CASE
GOVERNOR WILL EXHAUST ALL
RESOURCES TO FIGHT
BOOkMlAKING.

Just as soon as Judge Jesse F..
West can dispose Of the long docket
ahead OF him in brunswick county,
where he opened his court yesterday,
he will be at liberty to try the case
of the Commonwealth against the
jamestown Jockey Club, in the Cir
cult Court Of Norfolk county, for
which trial he has been designated
by Governor Mann.
AS told in this paper yesterday
Judge McLemore has declined to sit
in the case. That the fall meet at
tn race track OF the defendant cor
poration can be stopped this fall as
result of the pending litigation does
not now see impossible, as the meet
begins on November 2.
However, Governor Mann on yes
terday expressed a determination to
exhaust every resource at his COM
mand to forbid bookmaking at the
forthcoming meet.
No Negligence Hero.
dispatch printed from Norfolk
in local newspaper indicating that
when the docket was called In Judge
McLemore's court there was no rep
resentative of the Commonwealth
present to look after its interests
was based on misapprehension, ac-
cording to statement given out yes
terday at the office of the Attor-
ney General. 1t seems that an UNI
Outstanding exists between the at
terneys on both sides that the case
cannot be tried until such date as
Judge West can make 1t convenient
to- sit. and that the mere fact tina,
no one was present when the docket
was called by Judge McLemore did
not indicate negligence on the part
nf n
tiyes. However. several attempts
We're made by Assistant Attorney
General Davis to get into telephone
communication with Judge McLe-
more in order that there might not
be any misunderstanding over the
matter. At late hour last night
Mr.. Davis had been unable to com
municate with him.
What VIII Come Next
Much interest centers in the next
move that the Governor may decide
to make in the matter in keeping
the bookmakers from working their
own will again this fall as they were
able to do last spring. Arrests We're
made on charge of violating the anti
gambling laws of Virginia, but Nor
folk county justices of the peace
speedily acquitted the alleged offend
ers. Much difficulty was encountered
in procuring such evidence against
the alleged offenders AS proved con-
vincing to the Norfolk county guar
dams of the dignity of the Common.
wealth. That the Governor will re-
~ upon the same instrumentaiities
this fall that failed so signally To
prove effective last spring now seems
doubtful. but 1t is generally believed
that when the Legislature conyenes
all cover for bookmaking will he de-
stroyed and the Executive will be
given all the power needed to deal
with such ii situation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25
DEVIL IN ASYLUM"
LUNAT|CS FLED
WENT TO CHINA, INDIA, HADES
HARRIsoNBURG AND A FEW
OTHER PLACES

STAuNTON, VA, Oct. 24.--Return-
ing voluntarily after period of lib
erty frought with hardships, the Sec
ond OF trio composed of Smith.
Owny and Chfldress. patients who es-
capped from the ninth ward of the
western State Hospital on. the night
OF October IA, reached Staunton last
night on the Chesapeake and Ohio
easthound local at 7:3s He was
placed in Officer crickenberger's
charge and few minutes later was
turned over TO Attendant Wiseman n.
of the hospital force. Chlldress Is
still at large.
Though from bad ward at the
state Institution for the insane, Owny
was rational enough to tell of the
rnse by which he and his comrades
attracted the attendant into the cor
ridor and then stole his keys from
where they had been hanging in his
room. He said he had left the hos
pital hafless and coatless, but had
traded his hunting case watch for
similar articles Of apparel Most or
the time since his escape had been
spent in Rockhridge county. near
Goshen. Childress. he said, was IN
Lynchburg
Mentally rambling. when asked
Why he had given the asylum the slip.
owny alluded TO the presence OF the
devil in that quarter and declared his
escape was planned with the belief
that he would get better little fur
Their removed from the evil ones in
huence. Hunger and cold. however,
had turned his calculations wrong side
l. He had had nothing hut trou-
bic all his life. He declared that in
his travels. which were very extern
sive. he had visited such out of the
way places as China. India. Hell, Har-
risonburg and few others"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25
MILLER GETS $1,000
FOR TWO DWELLINGS,

Deeds OF bargain and sale were
recorded in the chancery clerks Of
fee yesterday as follows:
w. Withers Miller, TO- Charles T..
Cannon. lot and dwelling at ne North
Thirtyfourth street, $4,000.
w. Withers Miller, to q. b. Noun
castle. lot and brick dwelling at 4O7
East Clay street, s4.500
W. A. Newton. to Richard Fl. Pace,
l"t and Improvements on the west
line Of Randolph street. near Claiborne
street, $1,000.
Enders Dickinson, to A. r. Green,
lot and improvements at 500 South
Laurel street. $1,400.
w. A. ellis and VI. A. Cliffs. 10
Hugh Il. Flippen, lot with improve
ments at Fl West Jackson street, ST.
500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25
OTTERBURN ANNEX
COMPANY CHARTERED

Richmond men on yesterday were
granted a charter by the State Cor
poration Commission for the Otter
burn Annex Company, Inc, having its
principal office in this city. The
maximum capital is fixed at $25, 900
with a minimum capital OF $1,000.
Real estate business IL given as the
object Of the new corporation. The
officers are T.. f. Atkins, president:
J. =. Heslep, vice president and w.
>. Robinson. secretary and treasurer.
4-- Other charters granted We're "a
follows:
Amendment to the charter OF the
american Peanut Corporation, OF
Norfolk. Va. increasing its maximum
capital from 100000 to $1,000, 900.
Amendment to the charter Of the
Howery- Taylor Company. Inc, OF
Roanoke. Va, increasing its powers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25

Highland Rrookl and
No Votes
Mr. Wallace r. .331
n
nue.
W
Miss
W. W. isoyd West lain street s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25
Marriage Announcement.

RALEIGH. y. C., Oct 24.~-Dr. and
Mrs. a. w. Goodwin. of Raleigh. an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Mildred Haughton. to Mr..
Walter X. Dent of Allentown, ra-.
the wedding 10 take place the lat
ter part of December
Miss Goodwin is a most charming
and attractive young woman with
many friends, and MIR Dent il well
known and popular young business
man. connected with the Edison cleo
trical works at Orange, n. j.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25
STANDING OF ALL CANDIDATES
IN v|RG|N|AN'S BIC CONTEST

If the candidates find in the number Of votes that
should be recorded them they asked report the
Campaign Manager will gladly take further with
them.
Candidates who subscriptions this office sub
crpon the Campaign Department by mail asked allow
at least three days for checking revising before
lots will be issued them This will eliminate
OF ballots being . candidates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25
Dkssk.RTERS ARE TAKEN
BACK 10 THEIR SHIP

IN the custody Of Detective Angle,
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
a. Phillips, J. Perry. r. e. Harvey and
Edward Dulcan. deserters from war
snip ~ Norfolk. were taken hack 40
Norfolk YESTERDAY. They were Picked
up here or October II and have
spent the Intervening tune in the Hem
rico county jail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25
See Where You Friend Stand in The Vrgnians Contes

Miss Helen A. Caysie
Bland Blackstone Va
Osc f. MoSeys Junction
Ethel
Alma
Joyncr Windsor
iScic Noselcys juno
Miss khea Powell House. TrpIett
Elizabeth stapiclemI Cnvlc
Moeley H. r. d. 2
" d. BRADSHAW Windsor
Curtis Iwenty-efghtb Newport
Mabel SandFrin $40
Houscr Creek
Miss sarah Gzad tHzard
Rose X r.
Miss Olive Rawlings Va
Mrs r. NJ Oghurn Ante
Miss James Howell tontfand 5000
Elizabeth iawrcncesnle
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25
DISTRICT 2.

All oil nd
hcstnut
ncudi
entire Richmond
s4o
80.
Hogge 3oi sonth Fourth
49,
a
"" turner Highland Springs
Knowles East Main