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aurtion 5aIes, future maps
By r B. Chamn G Co. Inc,
zeal Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
Ills East Main Street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SAVE

TRUSTEES AUCTION aT SALE
NICE LITTLE FARM OF FIFTY
ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY.
NEAR HIGH AND SPRINGS
HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS. BARN,
HEN HOUSES, ETC.
Acting under a deed Of trust duly
recorded in the clerks office Of HenrIco
county, In Deed Book LISA. page 1893,
default having been made in the pay
ment OF certain money therein secured,
and being so required by the benefi-
ciary, ] will soil by public auction, In
front of Henrico County Courthouse.
at Il NJ on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1911,
the above real estate, described in ga Id
deed OF trust as follows: Commencing
Teske. running along said line In a
northwardly direction $3.50 feet. more
or less. to the Chlckahominy River:
thence eastwardly along said river
400 feet. more or less. to willow oak
tree; thence southwardly 1880 feet,
more Or less. to n sweet gum tree ad-
Joining the Pasaday line: thence west
wardly 760 feet to the place OF begin
ming. containing fifty acres, more or
less. and being the same tract of land
conveyed to A. r. Fietz by deed from
Laurence and Mollie r. Castelman.
TERMS: Cash.
ALEX. II. SANDS,
Substituted Trustee.
On account OF Indictment weather, tho
above sale Is postponed until
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 90. 1911,
TO be held ut the same hour and place.
ALIEN. II. SANDS.
Substituted Trustee.
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THE TOWN OF BARTON HEIGHTS,
Va. suburb OF Richmond, Va. has
voted an issue OF bonds OF the town
TO the amount of 10000. bearing I'm :
terest at per cent. per annum, pay
able emt.annually. and maturing
thtrty years from date OF issue. The
Issue will be made in two lot, Of
10000 each; one dated December i.
ISL: interest payable June and De-
cember l.. one dated Januaryl, 1912.
Interest payable July 1 and January
J.. Bids for the entire Issue are In.
vited and will be received UP to and
including DECEMBER 90. 1911. Bids
70 be made and considered In good
faith and no deposit required. De
sired information will be furnishe ed
to prospective bidders.
Address bids and all comnunica-
tions to
THOMAS ARMSTRONG.
Chairman Finance Committee
Town of Barton Heights.
II South Twelfth ST., Richmond Va
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BY Virginia Auction Co.,
Auctioneers, 61o E. Broad St.
AUCTION SALE

nSN lloN SoAlIE
FURNITURE, RUGS. DRGUGETS
CARPETS. OILCLoTH. LINOLEUM
UPRIGHT PIANO PICTURES, IRON
AND BRASS GOODS. ART GOODS
ETC,
TOMORROW thtoNDAY), DEC. IS.
at 1880 A. NJ,
W" will sell. at our store, Gle East
Broad Street, Parlor and Chamber Suits
consisting OF three and nye-piece Suits
Dining Room Furniture. Hall Racks
Iron Beds, Springs and Mattresses
Brass Beds. Costumers, handsome Pier
Mirrors. Mantel Mirrors, OIL Paintings
PICTURES. Flooring OF all kinds. Toile,
sets. Dinner Sets, Folding Beds. Mn.
hogany and Oak Bookcases. chande.
iiers' Leather Couches. Leather Rock.
ers. Ornaments, Porucrcs. Lace Cur.
tainS' Combination Bookcases AMI
writing Desks, Fancy Rockers. etc.
Ladies especially invited 70 attend
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
A
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COURT SALE AT AUCTION
OF
4 PHYSICIANS RESTAURANT AND
SODA. WATER FOUNTAIN AND
FIXTURES, AT 11o2 HULL. STREET.

The undersigned. on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1911.
at 10 o'clock.
will. at public auction, pursuant to de-
cree of December 6. 1911, In tho suit
Of p Shields VS.. A. Vaughan ct ais.
in tho Hastings Court. Part 2, Rich
mond, Va, Mt the store. 1902 Hull
street large stock OF goods and stock
therein. consisting OF Chewing Tobnc-
co. Cigars, Cigarettes, SMOKING To-
bacco. Soda Water Fountain and Fix
lures, Syrup. ETC., Counters. Lunch
Counters. Dining Tables and Chairs,
Crockery and Glassware COOKING
Stoves, OIL Stoves and Utensils Gro,
ceries. Jars, Electric Fans, showcases.
Typewriter. Cash Register Towel
Racks. Washstands, Confectioneries,
Roller Desk. one Rubber Tire Buggy,
number of Iron Beds and Mattresses.
large lot of Bed Clothing Rugs. Blu
reaus and Chamber Suits Tables.
Lamps, Buggy Harness. Soda Water
Tanks, Gas Tanks and Pumps, Wall
Mirrors. Hat Racks. Oyster Boxes,
Knives, Forks, Spoons. Step Ladder,
etc.
These articles for sale constitute a
complete, up-to-date outfit for a first
class restaurant. soda water fountain
and ice cream saloon -
TERMS: Cash.
J. G. SAUNDERS.
Sergeant Hastings Court. Part g.
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kraI Gstate JTpr Kcnt
---->,>--.-~-,--S<,----
FOR RENT.
Julian c. Anderson & Co.
Real Estate Agents.

basement American bank Building
400 w. Main Street
Eight rooms, modern house s3oo
3l4 w. Main Street
Ten.room brick residence: good
condition. $40 por month.
1O-Room.Hanover Ave.
;, Near Robinson Street; hot water
large basement; just completed well
arranged for two families $500 per
annum.
Broom Floyd Ave.
New. Something real nice. Large
basement. $420 annum.
6-Rooms. North Sycamore
Hot water heated: near Grove Ave-
nue.. nice home. Very low rent.
262O East Grace Street
Six rooms; large lot SEQ month
$40 N. Eleventh Street
Eight rooms; all conven!cnces. $500
FLATS
4-Room Flat
6i4 N, Lombardy Street; first floor.
with bath. Price, s25 per month.
Two Hanover Flats
Four and five rooms each; every con-
venience; two baths; hot water heated;
close to- car
5-Room Flat, Barton Heights
Over Goodwins store. All convent
cnces. $3.50 month. t3
SUBURBAN
8-Rooms, Brookland Park
New house; lot 6Oxl36 feet: water
and sewer connections; an Ideal little
home. S25 per month
S-Rooms. Battery Court
New house: large basement and
attic. Low rent for short term
S-Rooms, Barton Heights
New home: good size lot all con-
venienceS. s2750 per month.
NEW STORES RI
1921. 1874 AND 1925 E. MAIN STREET. (
New stores, with living rooms above;
right in business centre.
No. 900 West Broad Street
Five-room fiat above brand-new: a.
beauty. Reasonable rent
1903 West Broad Street
Frame: four living rooms In rear.
Price, $3.50 per annum.
IMPORTANT.
II you don't see what you want In 3
this list. ask for IL We can get II
for you.
List your property with lis ana let us
help you find a tenant.
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LADIES. SPECIAL ATTENTION!

WILL TAKE TWENTY-FIVE SUITS.
made TO order at your own measure
ment. Tou can selec. your own ma
terial and color adapted to your conf
plexion, from my thousands of sam
ples of the very best imported broad
cloths, aerges, panne cashmere,
velour zibellne. English vigoureaux,
crystal panne, French stripe serge.
English silk mixture, English Gran :
town tweedE. fancy Scotch cutting.
English worsted and diagonals, chew
lots and thousands more degigns of
every description Of all the best i'm
ported materials at tho following
prlceg: f45 suits. now $3.50; $50
suits. now $40: SIS suits. now s45;
$50 suits. now $50. Ali suits gueran-
tced perfect NJ and finish. Z. SUB
RIZI, 4oS East Grace Steet, for
merly with J. 3. Moeby Co Phone
Monroe 1873.
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The ssa sssg ss1ss,sA M.;sma l,;a,
Altsssffssespsa{aHaSs
q I 8 10 3T EaEpgAA p Err

Iron BEDS, TABLES, CHAIRS, DRESS
ERS. STOVES. CROCK cry. BED
CLOTHING, ETC, AT AUCTION
On account OF going out of bust
ness. we will sell for AIR. c. j. Sledd,
at No. GO East Clay street. on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10,
at 1890 o'clock A. NJ,
his stock OF new and second hand
Furniture consisting of Double and
Single Iron Beds. Bureaus and Wash
stands, Chairs, Rockers, Dining, Kitch-
on and Centre Tables, new Kitchen
Safes and Cupboards, Cooking Stoves.
Heating stoves. Hat Racks, new Quilts,
Counterpancs. Blankets, Rugs, Crock
and other Furniture, etc Also one
cry, Lamps, Pictures. now Mattresses
small Silent Salesman Showcase
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash
Dealers should attend this sale
Ladies invited.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co
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Sfalf6 iDrpppsaIs

BIDS WANTED NJ TIN RoI66 -,
TThsecIors or the Virginia Penitentary.
ri hI h gard Of Directors of the Vir.
ed h,d tehitenuary Will receive seal
a aoa ,S for the term OF ten. fve
w Wnlk thfee years. said convicts to be
Rinbnon a. me virginia Penitcntiary,
De greeted to J. B. Wood, superine
renaen 1..i Richmond, Virginia. and
FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1910 th'
ana party desiring to enter into
me- .nis contract will be furnished with
I pes description Of the build
be desired. oS '""S
The Board OF Directors reserves
inc right to submit The bids. to tbs
Legislature of Virginia, which VIII
convene on the 10th of January, 1919.
and to reject any and all bids. if thcy
deem proper to do so.
J; B. WOOD,
superintendent
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MAS JEWELLERY

SSOOLIR GOLD SlGNET RINGS. $500 Up
NJ -, SOI.o Sci RlNGS.... S1.26 Up
SOLID GOLD LOCKETs AND
pI S Han ,.................. S2.5o UP
COMB. BRUSH AND MIRROR
81 SETS $500 Up
SOLID GOLD CUFF BUTTONS.S2.0 UP
PRETTIEST LINE OF JEW
EI4RY CASES IN TOWN. ..s so UP
SOLID GOLD HAT PINS. .S1.5o
IMMENSE LINE OF GENTS FOBS AT
PRICES THAT CAN'T BE DuPLI-
GATED IN TOWN. 1T WILL. DE TO
YOUR INTEREST TO SEE OUR
GOODS AND GET OUR PRICES BE-
FORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE
WE ARE DOWNTOWN, WITH
SMALL EXPENSES AND SATISFIED
WITH SMALL PROFITS, THAT'S
WHY 80 CHEAP. ALI, GOODS
GUARANTEED. w. II. COWARDIN'S
SONS, 1915 EAST MAIN STREET.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

SALE OF OLD. ORIGINAL
antique furniture: largest In the
South, and Sheffield plate: in order
10 reduce our large stock we are
giving 10 per cent. ZOE cent and
30 per cent. off on all goods in stock.
SOUTHERN ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Co, 5ll East Main street.
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The heA aezfpaCa'
e .AuefloNsaass
AUTOMOBILE
At Auction

We will sell, in front of our aucti on
salesrooms, No. 6lS East Broad Street.
TO- MORROW (MoNDAY). DEC. Is.
at 1880 o'clock A. NJ.
one four-passenser 2o-horsa nower
Flanders Automobile, 1910 model fully
equippei with lights, top. wind shield.
etc This car Is In good running order,
and VIII be demonstrated at the sale.
Owner has two, and desires to dispose
OF one.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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BAKERY.

SAVE TINE AND MONEY. LET Us
uine Vienna broad, nice cakes, pies.
etc: Ivan M LEIt'S NEW YORK
BAKERY, 40 W. Broad. Phone Mad
ison 1850.
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507 North Both ST.
500 North Both St.

ON WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20. 1911,
at 4 o'clock p. NJ
The lot of land on which these two
dwellings stand fronts ~ feet ana G
inches on the eastern line of Thi .ti.th
Street, between Clay and Leigh Streets.
and extends back between parallel lines
1872 feet
Splendid improvements are being
made in this. locality. and as it is :pe-
cinlly convenient to street cars, schools.
parks. stores, etc, 1t should attract
the attention of every one seeking n
profitable investment
TERMS: One-half cash. and balance
payable one year after date
A. j. CHEWING COMPANY,
Auctioneers
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THE PROPER XMAS PRESENT.
WATCH REPAIRING,
XMAS UMBRELLAS.

BIG FACTORY SALE OF UMBRELLAS
now going on at NEWMAN'S UNI
BRELLA FACTORY, 318 East Broad
street 81 umbrellas for soc; $3.50
umbrellas for Toe: $3.50 umbrellas
for 81: So umbrellas for $40; 81
umbrellas for s1.9s; 81 gold and ali-
yer horn, ivory and pearl handles,
with fine Hilk covers. for 32.eS. We
have umbrellas from 900 up to $40
apiece. we have big lot OF chill
drcn'a Christmas umbrellas from soc
up to 2 apiece. Call at once. Phone
Monroe 300.
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astseellanrous
-sI1NRfoC0

SAFETY RAZOR BLADES REsIIApp-
ened, . 1-ec each: razorE honed. ,5..
work hair tested, steriItzcd and
Guaranteed thousand satisfied. Send
mailer. SHARPE CO., 60s East Matp
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SIIOE REPAIRING.

i5c. nALFsoLa MEMS SHOES. soe.
ladies: every pair sewer; begt leath-
Der heels. 25c.: Tred-.Air rubber heels.
lOc.; leather heofs rebuilt like nov,
25c. DREW,S ELECTRIC SHOE;
FACTORY, 71J Il. Main. phono Mon.
roc 1857.
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CADILLAC, CAR AND PONY
AT AUCTION.
auction Salrs, future maps
ThsNaf eIsslae Asss5O CD.
T. ..Ngcf40tIEefsf
4:S2EAEaA yL ER0EDiSE

lhgAafels ne Auction CO.
g:aa8agAST HRoAsDSaE
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE.
ce dHAvH i faAn s&FE p Sss To oE
FIcE BUILDING. OPEN ACCOUNTS,
THE CITY COAL CO, INC,
Pursuant TO an order OF the District
Court of the United States for the East
ern District of Virginia, entered on
the 18th day of December. 1911. in the
matter of the City Coal Co, Inc, bank
rupt. we will offer for sale at public
auction, at the yard of the City Coal
Company, on the corner of Broad and
Sixteenth Streets
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81,
at 1890 o'clock A. NJ.
The brick office building, fence
scales and bins.
Ono showcase for displaying different
grades of coal.
One iron safe.
One high desk.
One low desk
About twenty tons slack coal
Two carloads charcoal
About GOO tons gravel.
Lot of coal mixed with earth
One damaged iron safe
About 10000 feet lumber.
One lot railroad ties.
One lot coal sleeves.
The lease on the yard at sixteenth
and Broad Streets, with railroad track
privileges. expiring December 81, 1915
The open accounts of tho City Coal
Co. Inc, amounting to approximately
$500.
Everything will he offered and sold /
the yard at sixteenth and Broad Streets,
but one carload of charcoal is in the
yard on Moore Street. near Bacon's
Quarter Branch and Upper Gas Works.
The gravel. lot OF coal mixed with
earth, the lumber. railroad ties. coal
sleeves and damaged iron safe are at
the yard, No. 3o15 Dock Street. Par
ties interested will please examine
these goods before morning of sale so
as to bid >intelligently. The open ac-
counts can be examined ut office of Mr.
Walter Sydnor. No. SIG Mutual Build
ing. For any further particulars. ap-
ply to the receivers.
TERMS: Cash.
This sale was pos tponed from Sat
urday, December s. to the above date
on account Of rain.
WALTER SYDNOR,
GEORGE e. TiAW
Receivers.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctionecrs
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@iIItnery

AL MTLLiNERY AND RBADY-MADS
Z. garments reduced to special low
prices for balance Of the fall nnd
winter season. MRS. JULIAN BEAR,
1893 East Main Street.
NOW rs THE TIME TO SECURE a
useful Xmas present All our trim
mod hats at half-price. Tasty, latest
style. CLARK'S MILLINERY, PIT N.
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$50
Horses
aurtion SAILS, Future soags

BY y. j. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Agents and .Auctioncors
At the request of the owners. who
wish to settle up an estate. we Will
offer for sale ut public auction. upon
the premises, those two small dwell
inHs
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XMAS CAKES.

FRUIT CAKE, 20 AND 25c. A POUND
citron cake. zoe. pound; raisin cake
i5c.: gold cake. zoe; snowbslls. soc
dozen. DRlNKARD'S, <22 la NORTH
Sixth Street.
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BICYCLES.

WE HAVE THE MOST UP-To.DATE
NJ line Of bicycles to be found In the
"A city Before buying don't fail to
call and see us. ALSO a large line OF
- parts: everything that you need for
81 the bicycle at the lowest prices. "a,
=. GENTRY, sos w. Broad. Phone
4 Monroe; 40 81. u III & iE
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BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE.
CHARCOAL. 500 TONS
GRAVEL, IRON SAFES. DESKS. OF
FICE BUILDING. OPEN ACCOUNTS,
LEASE, ETC, OF
THE CITY COAL CO, INC.
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Sergeant Hastings Court, Part ..
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XMAS BARGAINs.

FINE GOLD SIGNET RINGS, GOLD
ncckchain and -lockets, also gold filed
neckchains and lockets, at reduced
priccs. WM. TOBIEN, JR-, 40S East
Broad Street.
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a9isreIIanfDuG

sToP, I0oK AID THINK.
JOHN LA TOUCHE. JR-, NEW PLACE.
Il, 331 West Main: Monroe 1852 French
and steam cleaning; ladies' princess
and dresses cleaned. $3.50; plated
skirt cleaned. 76c; plain. soc; gloves
cleaned, any length, loo per pair:
gents suit dry cleaned! soc; French
cleaned. 81; reduction in ell work.
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FREE! FREE! FREE! FRITZ LACE
samples gladly sent free OF charge
to all intending purchasers. Save
big money, buy direct from lace
house and get satisfaction. FRITZ
LACE AND EMBROIDERY CO., l72
East One Hundred and EIghty-siNth
Street, New York City.
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J. KATE EXPERT LADIES TAILOR,
BE HAPPY! EAT SMITHFIELD SAU-
cage For sale at your grocers.
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This sale was postponed from SAT-
urday, December s, to the above date
on account OF rain
WALTER SYDNOR,
GEORGE e. HAW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08

would give Tho needed support while pre-
serving tho natural lines most IN keeping
With gowns fashioned after classic models.
There was little demand. however, for
corsets that departed 70 any great extent
from, the STYLES that had already been &C
cep'ed. and IL has generally been agreed by
fashion authorities that only exceptionally
slender oomen can escape from the neces-
sity of p moderately severe application OF
vhsleoone and lsces. Nevertheless. since
fashion demands Just now z near an APP
proach a. possible 10 natural figure. made
strong and flexible ny health and correct
exercise. an artificial restraint should be
avoided az much a. possible. There are
corSs'S suited to tho needs of all kinds OF
figures. providing compression or support
where needed while leaviHc other parts
free. VERY useful sometimes are the silk
elastic flesh reducers which come in two
parts heing divided at tho vaistline. These
are worn occasionally by actresses PLAYING
male parts because they -onine the figure
'oneVh hat without interfering with its fcXi-
hlty. Tho elastic fabric 's also introduced
INTO The u0ucd corset and in this there
are great possibilities OF freedom one
mode. is shown that is little more than a
g1ole ekcd ont at top and bottom by this
Welding material The cirdle is not. like
nose ~ fow wears ago. intended 10 re-
olce iae waist to the least possible dimcn-
SONS .lt to overcome the inclination felt
ot al women whose muscles are not un-
Usual strong 20 double up in the middle
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MUST PAY FOR HER FURS
Government Won't Compromise
in Suit Against Mrs. Hill.

Mrs Roberta MonEes CorNin lin. who
was sent 10 the Tombs for smuggling has
shown considerable anxiety recently TO TO-
cover the 5000 sable coat which was seized
by the government as one Of the objects
struggled by her Morris Menges. Mrs.
HIS father called on Collector Loeb with
ar offer to compromise the forfeiture suit
brought by tho government. in which hc
proposed to pay the whole duty"
M Loeb q was said Yesterday, informed
Mr. Mcngcs that any compromise offer
must be made 20 the United States Attor-
nev but since Ny. Wise insisted on the
imprisonment of Mrs. Hill. her father did
not feel that he would be met half way by
tho unreleniinC prosecutor He. therefore
according Ia the story told by a govern
ment official, rendered his offer directly 10
tho Secretary Of tho Treasury
The possibility OF q settlement Of the for
fixture suit by the mere payment OF duty
was declared out of the question yesterday
by Mr.. Whitney. Assistant United States
Attorney. who is in charge Of the case.
The only settlement possible" ne said. lis
10 pay the home value of tho coat and the
duty. and ! don't believe that Mrs. Iiil
will gain anything a all from hor efforts
10 get away with it by simply paving the
,IutV'
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TO ADORN CENTRAL PARK
Aldermen Want Swimming Tanks
and the Rest at Once.

Steps were taken by the Board Of Alder
men yesterday for another safe and
sane Fourth OF July in line with the ono
OF last year. in resolution the Mayor
was requested 10 take such steps as he saw
III 10 arrange for such a celebration. The
Mayor was also asked by the board 10 APP
point committee Of twenty-five TO ar
range for a proper celebration of Columbus
Day. Alderman Bowling. who introduced
the resolution. wants a big civic and mill
tary celebration. Alderman Nicoll opposed
the idea
introduced by Alderman Schloss. a reso-
lutiCn was passed calling upon Park Com
missioner Slower TO go ahead with the
plans for ''popularizing' Central Park by
uilding wadng pools. swimming tanks
recreation houses and the like 4 special
committee OF the Board of Estimate re-
ported favorably on such proposition
some time ago. and the budget for 1911 car
ries $4,000 for tho work. but Park Commits
sicner Slower has made no move.
Must all these things he in Central
Park" commented Alderman Walsh. The
first thing We know We will have push
carts in the park
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TELLS ABOUT MISSION LIFE
Women Begin Jubilee of Their
Work in Foreign Fields.

Surrounded by vases OF roses and white
hlacs. with 4 concealed orchestra playing
hymns Al intervals. Mrs Walter Mason. a
missionary at Assam. India, talked about
the JOYS of missionary NE Yesterday at a
meeting a. the home OF Mrs i. A. Nalcn-
tine. No East seth street.
Some people" Mrs. Mason said. have
an idea that missionaries in India spend
their time lying in hammOcks, with natives
swinging punkahS over them. never saw
a punkah. and was at work from 5 o clock
in the morning TN midnight. or there
a bouts My husbands salary is $500 year,
and this ~ the first vacation we've had In
five years.
We were Hvo hundred miles from a gro
Gerry. and In that country there arc four
months OF intense heat, with constant
rains, in the year. The bed feels Ike a
hot water bag when YOU lie down on IT,
Missionary life has its hardships"
This meeting was the first Of series
planned in connection with the Womans
National Foreign Missionary Jubilee. which
began in California last fall and will strike
New York March q.
Mrs Herman Ossian Armour. chairman
of the committee I'm charge OF drawing
room meetings, assisted Mrs. Valentine in
receiving.