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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF

A TRACT OF Sc a-1o tFIFTY FIVE
AND THREE-TENTHS) ACRES OF
LAND IN BROOKEAND MAGISTE-
RIAL DISTRICT. HENRICo CoUN-
TY, VA, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
THE HUNGARY ROAD, AND IN
SIGHT OF SAID HUNGARY ROAD.
ONE AND A HALF uh) MILES
BEYOND LAKESIDE PARK AND
ONE MILE FROM LAUREL STA.
TON, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
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4,usaItlYu.

WANTED. TO Buy OLD FALSE:
teeta, soc per set. Address 80. care
tines Dispatch.
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BY Elam & Funston,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

THAT HIGHLY VALUABLE STORE
PROPERTY.
NO. IL NORTH EIGHTEENTH ST.
WEST SIDE EIGHTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON MONDAY. OCTOBER 80. 1911,
at IL o'clock NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-26

HOME COMFORTS: LIMITED NUM-
Der of boarders; 100 West Main: also
table bourders
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L GOLDBERG. LATE WITH KAuF-
MANN & CO, HAS OPENED A La
DIES TAILORING ESTABLISH
ME:NT AT 202 NORTH FIRST. NEAR
GRACE; is MAKING $40 AND $50
SUITS FOR s3s. PHONE MONROE
S43l.
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Real estate for Reni.

FOR RENT. SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
near Libby Hill Park. with ali mod
ern convcniences: No. North Thir-
ticth street: possession November l.
APPLY JNO. IL. GRIMES, Library
building.
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lRotttes.

NOTICE TO AkCHITEcTs.-PL Ans
and specifications for the proposed
1aiidings Of the state Normal and
Industrial School for White Women
N the city of Radtord will be ra-
eeived BY the board OF trustees of
the school at meeting 10 be held
IN Kicnmond. in the Capitol. ON
TUESDAY. November tina iith. 1911.
" is contemplated that the cost of
s s1eo ~ nuiidmgs will be $4,000 to
situation OF the administration hula.
n sng sn d d9rmitories should be ndi.
the site may be had from Captain ".
l. Baldwin or the Undersigned by
parties intereeted
me board reserves the right ro
reject any and all plans. aud 1oes
not assume any responsibility or
cost whatsoever except 10 the aren't
teSt whose plans may be adopted.
me plans, IN sealed package.
may be mailed to the undersia NOD
q, East Radford. or delivered to him
an Richmond on the I4tn OF Noygin :
BY order OF the Board.
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$3.50

Eight-room brick dwelling: FIVE min-
utes' walk from the post-oftica SpIen-
did location and In good condition,
Would rent for $500 per month. Fhff
figure for a quick sale,
RUFF'IN & SLOAN.
No. SOC East Main Street..
Phone Madison 1921.
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Goal anu 0Slpnd.

LONG, THE WOOD MAN, HAS MADE A
Specially of wood about II years. He
has the kind that splits easy and
( gives heat. because 1t is perfectly
dry and sound. LONGS. Madison,
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4Y..e ~+-.-..-.-. -..-lt-

you GET a GOV Et,tSiENT POSI-
uon sev month. Mali postal for not
VI positions open. FIt.aNhLiS IN
sTiruIE. DepL SSi J, itoches,er. n.
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WANTED. ONE GENTLEMAN BOARD
er in private family. adjacent to
Lee Monument; every convent ance
electric light bath. etc).' Terms.
$40 per month: References eXchnnE-
ed. Address c 500. care Times bis
patch.
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Mi8retlauenlla.

GPHoLsTEKiNG AND MATTRESSES
PARl.oR SUITS. coUcHEs AND oLo
pieces reupholstered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary mcthoas.
reliable work. SYDNOR & HUMID
LEY. I'll East Broad. Madison 32O4.
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THREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
South Fifth.
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Real estate for Bale.
RARE CHANCE.

RARE CHANCE.
Very few opportunities offer to se-
cure Franklin Street residence be-
tween First street and ..onroe Park.
We of such an opportunity just
now. Wide lot.
o. A. HAWKINS, Real Estate.
100 North Seventh Street
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For SALE. COLONIAL MAHOGANY
library table. with inlaid top: some
thing Very handsome: will cell III n
reasonable price. Address II So care,
Times Digpntch
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WANTED, A JOB PREsSNAN. APPLY
WM. ELIAS JoSES'S SONS. 1907 East
Franklin.
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YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
the automobile Dusin=ss, POSITIONS
secured competent graduates. RICH .
AOSD AUTO SCHOOL, 9lS w. Broad
Street,
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WANTED. YOUNG MAN; GOOD TALK
or. Apply before ~. CABINET IN
FORMATION BUREAU. IS y. Ninth
Street.
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BY II. Seldom Taylor & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT NEW, ATTRACTIVE AND COM
PORTABLE DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING, NO. zoos BEVERLY
STREET.
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'NG al NOTHING. HARDWARE AND
iiouseiurnIsl.nys. returns thanks 70
MS friends and the public for past
iaVors and asks a continuance HanI-
ing good goods and prompt service.
WANTED. TIE PUBLIC TO KNOW
That JAHNkE BROS. Jewellers. 9i2
East Main Street. buy. sell. exchange
and remount diamonds in the Iaiesf
styles. OLD gold ami silver aiwnvs
taken in eXchangA .
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BAKERY.

GRocERs. coNFEcTIoNERs. TRY
D:inkard's Old Virginia home ma de
pound cake; it's great; call one OF
our wagons. DRINKARD'S. 423h
North Sixth Street
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WANTED. From TWO no FoUR
hunters ANY time after November /.
Game In abundance. AJdress /. W.
BELI. Wllburn. Va
5 Il o n DH y y u MACHINERY OF
every description bought a. tuiI
value. CLARENCE COSBY 1873 IT,
Cary 81. Phone Madison 1926
WANTED. To BUY FOR CASH. HOUSE
mold goods ia any quantity. l'Eone
Madison 1881.
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Aagal slu,lrfs

UNITED STATES MAKSHAL'S SALE,
EAST ERN DISTRICT OR VIRGINIA..
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w AGOES 70 SUIT YOC RUBBER
son BROS. 6l5 Brook avenue
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3hndrnItIu.

East Frank Street. handsomely APP
pointed rooms. with board; table
board speciality.
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RELIABLE HAT REPAIRING.

SILK. SOFT AND STIFF HATS
cleaned, blocked and retrimme cd
AMERICAN HAT CO.. Fifth and Mar.
shnll - 49,
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BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE
OF
LOCATED SEAlI-DE-
TACHED FRAME DWELLINGS, NOS.
70i AND 706 EAST CLAY STREET.
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Tnr 3dle.

sTRICTUKAL IEON. STEEL ,>'-. 1Ni
pipe OF eve:y description cut to ci.1e,
CLARENCE GOSH Is.3 hasT arg,
Street. kichmond.S Va.
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FOR SALE, GROVE AVENUE -I0T
near Allen. the cheapest to be
found; best OF terms. Madison 1867
$l.1oo WILL BUY A BRICK HOUSE,
Apply 6l5 Brook Avenue.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14

"nusn:'' she prayed. with Brighten.
I'd gesture toward the house. mo one
knows | am here. Mamma thinks me
in bed. and papa. who Is out. may
come home any minute. oh. MIR.
Ranelagh. I'm in such misery. and no
one but you can give me any help.
have watched you 20 by night after
night. and ] have wanted to call out
and beg you to come In and see me
or let me go and meet you somewhere.
and I have not dared. II was so late.
Tonight you have come earlier. and
have slipped out and-oh Elwood. you
won't think badly Of me; It's all about
Arthur. and I shall die II some one
does not help me and tell me how
can reach him with message"
She was girl Of puny physique and
nervous manner-the last sort Of per.
son you would expect Arthur Cumber.
land to admire or even TO have patience
with and the very last sort who could
be expected to endure his rough ways
or find anything congenial TO herself In
his dissipatcd and purposeless life. But
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
GENERAL LEASE OF GOVERN.
MeNT LAND SITUATED At kA.
PAA, ISLAND OF KAUAI.

At ~ o'clock noon. Saturday, Octo-
Der q. 1911. at the front door to the
Capitol Building. Honolulu. there will
be sold at public auction under Part
". Land Act Of 1895. Sections 27s-2s5
inclusive, Revised Laws Of Hawaii. Il
lease OF the following land:
$50 acres of the mauka portion of
the land of Kapas, and SO much Of the
waters of Kapaa and Akulikuli streams.
and other Kapaa waters. as may be re-
quired for the proper irrigation OF the
land hereby leased. except such of said
water as is covered by existing leases
and licenses. such water as may be re-
quired for the Kapaa town. the school.
homesteaders, and others who may re-
side on the Kappa lands. and such wa
tiers, II any. as belong to others.
Upset rental. 800 per annum; pay
able semi-annual,y In advance.
Term of lease. from October 81. 1911.
to June 80, 1914.
Reservations regarding land required
for homestead or public purposes.
together with conditions regarding
amount of money required to be ex-
pended for permanent improvements on
said land. will be embodied In this
lease.
For maps and further particulars,
apply at the Office OF the Commissioner
of Public Lands, Capitol Building. Ho-
nolulu.
CHARLES s. JUDD.
Commissions. OF Public Lands
Dated at Honolulu. September IL.
1911.
6O33-Sept. IS. %, 80: oct. z. II. Fl.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit. Territory of Hawaii
At Chambers. In Probate. In the mat
ter OF the Estate of John Wagner. de-
ceased. mo. 443aD On reading and
filing the Petition of Josephine Wag-
ner. widow of deceased. of Honolulu.
alleging that John Wagner of Homo
lulu died intestate at San Francisco.
California, on the nth day of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1911. leaving property with
In the Jurisdiction Of this Court nee
essary to be administered upon, and
praying that Letters Of Administration
Issue to her. the said Josephine wag-
ner; II Is ordered, that Monday. the
9Th day OF November. A. ID. 1911, at 10
o'clock a. M, he and hereby II ap-
pointed for hearing said Petition In the
courtroom of this Court In the judi
ciary building In the City and County
OF Honolulu, at which time and place
all persons concerned may appear and
show cause. II any they have. why said
petition should not be granted. Dated.
Honolulu, September 30. 1911. BY the
Court: v. M. HARRISON. Clerk, Cir
cult Court of the First Circuit. (Seal)
Douthitt & Coke, attorneys for petit
tioner.
5O45--sept 30; Oct, Z. II, q,
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1850 - s~~Se SSSsoNs
low. and hasten up to the room. where
he completed the deed with which be
had previously threatened her.
Fifth.-That poison having failed. he
resorted to stra ngulation. after which,
or before, came the robbery Of her
ring. the piling up Of the cushions
over the body In a vain endesvor to
hide the deed or to prolong the search
for the victim. then the departure.
the locking of the front door behind
the perpetrator. the digit Of the gray
horse and cutter through the binding
storm. the blowing OF Of the drivers
hat. the Identification Of the same by
means Of the flour mark left on it's
brim by the mechanics wife. the pres
ence Of portion Of one Of the two
distracted bottles In the stable where
the horse was put up and the ap-
pcarance Of Arthur with the other
bottle at the door Of the Inn IN Cuth-
bert road Just as the clock was strik.
ing half past IL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14
NOTICE.

On and after October Q. 1911. and
until further notice, the Bernics p.
Bishop Museum will be open to the
public from 10 a. m. to p. m. daily
except Sundays. Wednesdays and the
four yearly holidays-Decoration Day.
Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day
and Christmas Day. No permits to
visit the museum will be issued to
passengers on through steamers on
Wednesdays as formerly.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
September l, 1911. 5000 I'm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ATTORNEY IN FACT.

ALFRED MACON JR. will act for
us and each of us during our absence
from the Territory. under power of at
torney.
J. ALFRED MAGOON.
EMMELINE NJ. MACON.
Honolulu, T. H., October 10. 1911.
5054-4t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14

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rat. u,. ,h, ,-o..r,. ,r ia. ,,,,.
$50. ,.,,u,,. 70 o.. h.,, ,u.m..., ~.
,.r = hsd hm. ..n ,.,.n ro,n,..,,.a ~
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,.,.'. .,..,S.... w." -, .,
.. 49,. 80, .,s, - =.
wv" '' ~ , w
500 :" ~ @ """s w. ~
@ -, I ~" Nv, -.
'..". IT.. Wv ' W. ~" :.
!"'' "'e", n"n"pn ,.e Wuoe WI" 70
'"r '"., '"'' .o"'u o"'s '.'e .o"s
,"ere '"''"Sn '"e "se"'S VI ~"'e'
"eIsf"'
what Mr.. Monntt thought OF It
wn"! ne n"peu 10 prove I'd '"e p'''on.
eTs oen",i oy raN'nR '"'s H"oJec' over
IL was 'e't TOT me 70 u'seoser "'er
Inc prisoner was an 'nnocen' man 10
n's eyes. was no,. anu WINE 'ne
ums mao nor come TOT nim 70 MAKE
'n's openly apparent. no was "o' aooSs
showing even now !nat the case con.
taineo a FACTOR whicn weakened the
prosecufion-a FACTOR totally ois"sso-
ciated with the only accepted theory
that the crime was simply the result
OF personal cupidity ana drunken spite.
And IN this ne was right II did
weaken n-weakened TO the point
OF co'apse. " the counsel TOT 'ne oe'
iense had ru''y acted up 70 MS oppor'
tunity. Hut something withheld him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14

| mel? The very Thought unuerypd mo
81 had rather not he the REGIMENT
of this confidence II II IL al, ,mportant
or at all in the line OF Testimony. Re.
member the man 7 mentioned. lie vii,
be glad to hear Of anything helpful TO
his client"
Her distress mounted 10 pass,on
| "lts-it.s something tbat vii, do.
stroy nv mothers confidence in me-
I dIsobeyed her. did what sbe
would pcvcr have ,et mo d. ~ sbc Ind
known. II uscd 70 moot Arthur in
the driveway bock nv the barns. I
had kcy made TO the little aide door
1 80 TINT I coujd do H. I used 10 meet
him late. would get I'M ont of he'd
when mother was asleep and dress
myself and sit at the window unit, I
heard him come IN the street. Then
I would steal down and catch him on
his way 10 the stables. IL had n
good renson for this. E,wood. He
knew I would be there. and II brought
| him home earlier and not quite so
SO full Of liuuor. II he was very had
| he would come IN the other way, and
| I would sit waiting and crying tiil 2
o'clock struck. then creep into my bed
and try TO sleep. Nights and nights
I have done this. Nothing else In life
seemed 10 important. for II did hold
him back a little. but not so much Ms
IL he had loved me more. He loved
me some. hut he couldn't have loved
me very much or he would have sent
me some word or seen me. II but for
minute. since Adelaides denth. Ana
ne hasnt-he nasnt-and thar makes
u harder ror me 10 ncknowiedge inc
wa'ch ! heP' on Nun anu no" ! KNOW
'or ."e s'cono ,'me 'na' n'Em. ne
VEN on'e' ""o', " o"t no' 's'',.
"n .er'",n y, ,u.S, 10, ! was ,oo""E
vu' lor ",n' "" '" 'n' nnorn'ns'
"o .' o"N "" '"n -
e,""'u W 'o"n wa. "''"s" "s
Nv" -. ~" ,""' NV. " o"s
=. w.. 49,. a.. ..,s ~ ana ~
A.. t.s 80. .ur"aS 80. 80.
.hot NJ 80, .o,no n,a =. come on,
,n,s,,, a., hts ,.,,.n "a , go, % h.
EN-, ..n,o 80 ona ,.,,i ho TOO
wno,oror honnors ., ~. ,,-,,I n,,,tw
sbe family odded
,.. arn,h In, M, ,ro,, ,,o,, ., in.
800, -, ,r.n, u,sruna,h.,,. ,..,,n,
,or ,h,s ,,oro hoo rtod c,ri THO .ig'
n,aoonco n, ,,o situation wos wbo,
ho,d mo snooch,oss uor. uos b,,r ,or
Arthur without my Drawing all the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14

This latter fact might have been
regarded a. proving an aiibi. owing
TO the length Of road between the
Cumberland house and the place just
mentioned. II there had not been q
short cut to town open to him by
means of a door In the wall separnt.
Ing the Cumberland and Fulton
grounds-a door which was found un.
locked and with the key In II BY
Zadok Brown. the coachman. when he
camc home about next morning.
All this stood. Not an item Of this
testimony could be shaken. Most Of
II was true. some of II false. but what
was false 90 unassailable by any or.
binary mems that. a. I hXve already
said. the clouds seemed settling beav
ily over Arthur Cumberland when. at
the end Of the sixth day. the proceed.
ings closed.
I was early In my seat My arst
glance around the courtroom was un.
productive. saw only the usual
public. such a. had confronted us
the whole week. with curious and
increasing interest. But as I search.
ed further discerned In an In.
conspicuous corner the bowed head.
yelled almost beyond recognition. Of
Ella Fulton. II was her Hrst appear.
ance In court. With her were her
father and her cold and domina ting
mother. and beholdlns her thus accom-.
panied ! fancied ! UNDERWOOD an agi.
tntion manifested BY Mr.. MofFat. But
another glance at Mrs. Fulton assured
me that ! was mistaken In this hasty
snrmise No such serious purpose a. I
fenred lay back Of their presence here
today. Curiosity alone explained Il
and AZ realized what this meant and
how little understanding Il betokened
Of the fierce struggle then going on in
the timId breast Of their distracted
"hild sickening sense Of my own re.
sponsibility drove Cnrmel's beauty
md Carmela claims temporarily from
ny mind. and. following the direction
4 Elias thoughts. n not her chances.
! sought IN the face IT the prisoner q
Sogni'Ion ~ her presence. II not Of
liz promise this presence brought him.
His eye ind Just fallen IN her.
vns assured ~ this by the sudden
nf'rning ~ his expression the first
rnl sofipning ! Ind ever seen In II. II
Tns hui n nbulentary Hash. but II was
inm'stakable IN It's character, as was
lis speedy return ~ his former stoiid.
~. ..,f
Tile opening Testimony Of the day.
'bilp not vital. WIS favorable 10 the
'r'se''uiion In thai Il showed Arthur's |
ondnrt since the murder TO have been
n'unsistent with perfect Innocence
Inny facts were brought forward In
rim army against the prisoner. with
,ut little opposition from his counsel
md sn,nll betrayal ~ feeling on the
mri ~ Arthur himself IliR sioiid face
nd remained stnlid even when tn.
ring which hnd fallen ONT NJ his ala
'er's cnske' wns shown to the Jury and
the connection mnde bpi we<n iis pre-.
sncp there and the Intrusion Of hi.
hnnd into the snme. .r.,
Then came the great event Of IN.
day. In anticipation Of which thu rourt
rum Ind beer, packed and every hear,
Within II awakened ny slow degrees
Ia state 1T great nervous expectancy |
The prosecution rested. md the Junior |
counsel for the defense opeued his |
Ease 10 the iury. isl,
II ! hrd hoped for any startling dis
closure. calculated to establish his |
clients alleged alihi or o,hprwise n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-08
.ELLYSON TRYING
TO GET QUORUM
Members of State Committee
Urged to Settle That Norfolk
Contest.

Chairman ]. Taylor Ellyson is Sill
trying with all his might to get q
quorum of the State Democratic Com
mittee for the purpose of settling il
possible. the Norfolk affair, which has
been hanging fire for the lack OF men
to take the necessary action.
Chairman Ellyson has mailed to
every member OF the committee let
ter setting forth the situation, and
urging all to be present at the third
attempt. which will be held here on
August Is.
Following is the text Of the letter:
my Dear Sir-A meeting of the
State Central Committee was called
for Monday evening. July 81, at s
o'clock. at Murphys Hotel. Richmond.
for the purpose of considering the APP
peal Of c. w. Coleman and other con-
festafrts in the Norfolk county election
case. The petitioners desired that the
State Committee should assume orig
inal Jurisdiction Twenty-four mem
bers were present on Monday evening
which was two less than q quorum
The meeting then adjourned until
Tuesday evening. August /, at s o'clock,
at which time there were only twenty
members present
THE committee then adjourned to
meet on Tuesday evening. August 15
at o'clock, at Murphys Hotel, in the
city of Richmond. at which time you
arc urgently requested to be present
st trust that you will find 1t posi-
bile to meet with u.s."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-08
VIRGINIA TO SEND
BIG DELEGATION
See Europe if You Will, but Sec
America First" Is Thing
They Must Boost.

Governor Mann yesterday named
twenty five delegates to represent
Virginia at the annuli Sec Europe II
You VIII. but See America First" con-
yention. which will take place next
May in Baltimore. The date for this
meeting was changed by the COM
mittee in charge in order that the va
rious States might have more time to
arrange for exhibits. 1t is proposed
to make the display one of the great
est ever shown
This movement has been indorsed
by President Taft. who has promised
to be present on the opening day of
the convention. and will nave all or
the departments Of the Federal gov
more people. Large committees have
already been named by Governor
Crothcrs for Maryland and '!ayor
Preston for Baltimore.
This convention was scheduled to
take place the latter part OF .Iaru-
airy. but In order to give nore tine
for arrangements. it was deemed ad-
visable TO postpone = until the spring.
The Virginia delegates arc rs fol-
lows:
w T. Dabney, Richmond; w. II.
Martin. Petersburg; Harvey y. Dick
son. Norfolk; 1. 7. NanPatten, Ports
mouth; w 5. Copeland. Newport
News: w. J. Hendricks. Suffolk c. G.
Craddock. Lynchburg: w. l. Shafer,
Roanoke II. G. Peters, Bristol; r. a.
James. Danville; c Armistead Gordon.
Staunton: II. NJ Byrd. Warm Springs;
Harry f. Byrd, Winchester; Captain
NJ B. Rowe, Fredericksburg; j. Hoge
Tyler, East Radford; Lyon G. Tyler.
Williamsburg; w. W. Baker. Halls
boro; j. y. Stubbs, Woods Cross
Roads: John T Daniel, Cape Charles;
General r. A. Ayers. zig Stone Gap;
T. H. LaBaume, Roanoke. NJ, V. Rich
ards. Washing ton, d. g: *. +. Craw-
ley. Richmond: j. W. White. Norfolk;
+. NJ. Runnels. Bristol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-08
HEAVY TRAFFIC
OVER new ROAD
Richmond and Henrico Operates
It's Cars on First Regular
Schedule.

Liberal patronage marked tho fret
Gays operation of the Richmond ami
henr!co Company's new stree; car linz
between Brook Avenue and Fulton
ne service began yesterday morning
az 300 o'clock with the departure 81
va mrs car from the company's harms
on inc Government Road Nine othar
cars followed at I'VE minute Intervals
making q total OF ten cars in onera.
non ;he HTst day. More cars VIII he
ADDED as soon as the traffic demands il
M OF the cars running Yesterday we're
oi me double truck -as-vou.cnter
ana convertible type Thev a-s
easily d!stinguishable from tho othor
cars mat run on Broad Street because
OF 'neir red color. The Interiors arc
handsomely finished in imitation wh.re
maple a. 'e
u the tranlc that attended It's ,n,,a.
ton DC good criterion. then ~. iino
IS success from tho start Although
there were among tho passengers a.
the first day large number OF Inc
merely curious. who made the loon for
the novelty or the thing. the re .,plar
residents and workmen along tho limo
who paid fares were sufficiently larga
IN number 10 furnish basis for mo
belief Of the promoters that the rou,
road VIII FIJI real need. ], opens mn
To easy access section OF the CITY
| and suburbs hitherto without ad.ou,,a
| transportation facilities. and It's eue
cess seems TO be assured.