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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
NII 7 ID " 4HIN1VLD VI TIT WIN
FROM VOLCANIC ERUPTION
Second Town OF Importance in Mexico Likely to BE De
stroved Within Il Ncar Scientists Declare After Study
ing Standardization May Move g
tlsernent.

GUADAI4AJARA. MEN. August 80,
Warning has been issued to this,
the second city in the republic, with
o population Of 15e. 0o0 that it Is
10 he destroyed by II volcano. tn"
warning is given in all seriousness by
the Mexican government through the
seimograp hic branch OF the national
observatory at Mexico. City. Seven
scientists, who spent the latter part
# July and the first week of August
lerc have issued a report following
the $40 earthquakes which have
haken GuadaIaJara in the past three
months. anu inst the town is built
the crater OF a sIunbering vol
,@no.
Increasing temperature sulphUrous
fumes escaping from assures torn in
the CITY streets by the quak@s anfs
the bursting out of several hot springs
led TO the invest lgation. which showed
that 500 feet beneath thu surface OF
the earth there Is a seethiug crater
whose last eruption WAY about l,SOo
wears ago. The men from The on
servatory cannot state when tht
eruption viii take place, but tAeS
believe it viii be within a. year.
Their report urges that the city be
rnent n JuanacatIan. town sbout
forty miles from here on sthe banks
of the Santiago river. 4 ridge o'
hills intervenes. and 1t is stated that
the effects OF the volcanic uphcaNai. II
II is Of the magnitude they expect
will not reach to Juanacauan-
Government papers have been re-
moved from the palace to Mexico
CITY for safety and mass meeting
win be held here the first SUNDAY
In september 10 decide whether the
city shall heed the warning ana lnoN"
mr. wait and see what happens. Gov
srr,ment officials are unit in sup
nortiug the report of the men from
the national observatory and the
recommendation for a removal con
tanned therein. This is the first tune
In, history when a city has been warn
Cd Of danger from volcano.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Co,one, George Harry Moffett.

STANTON. VA. August 30.-The
many friends of Colonel George Harry
Moffett were shocked YESTERDAY morn e.
ing TO hear of his sudden death, which
occurred in Waynesboro W eduesday
night.
E'o. several years Colonel AMI Mrs.
Muffett have been spending Their Wln-
tiers al the Virginia hotel aud tneir
summers in Waynesboro. While at
the hotel he spent much time sittirg
in the lobby and always had Il plrcs s.
ant ,yord for those around BIN He
was one of the hes. informed and
most interesting men ~ hls cay, for
he not only talked OF cutSen. ~ ents.
but OF things in the past, especially of
his experiences durtnG the war and
OF his imprisonment at Fort Donald
son, where he said he almost starved
to death He had written Of some OF
his experiences, TO have them pre-
served. for modesty forbade his talk
ing of them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
WIFE OF STANDARD
OIL MAGNATE DIES
MRS. II. II. ROGERS Is OVERCOME
BY HEART FAILURE ON
" II
JOURNEY HOME

NEW YORK. August 3e.-hn route
To her home in this city from Erstlan
Woods, y, H., Mrs. Henry r. Rogers,
widow of the late Standard ON mag
nate. died ears this morning ia her
private ear. Sunset, OF heart disease,
four hours before the speeding White
Mountain express pulled into the city.
Mrs. Rogers, who was siXty-fiVe YEATS
old left Breton Woods at O'Clock
Thursday night in an effort :" reaen
her home in this city before her de tth.
She realized that she had bpt a saart
time TO live.
She was carried from the hotel 20
the waiting train on a stretch@r. ON
the trip she was accompanied by two
trained nurses. but refused tha at
tendance OF Il physician believing she
would reach New York in Time.
When the train arrived he1e DR.
Mcleod was at once called AMI #u-
nounced that death had been brought
on by heart disease from which Mrs
Rogers had suffered for ten years.
No funeral arrangements have ;}een
made as yet. In Il statement rivcn
out il WAS said the estate OF the dead
woman would be very small. BY his
will IT, H. Rogers left her the e.ty
residence and an annuity Of sl0e 900
a year The rest Of his estate wa1
divided among his four children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
GREAT REUNION OF !.
MOSbY SURVIVORS.
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF SEC
oND BULL Run QUIETLY on
SERVED ON BATTLEFIELD.
OFFICERS Z e { T Z u
ADDRESSES FROM SEVERAL PROM
INENT PERsONAGEs a PLEAS
ANT FEATURE AND DIG
DINNER ANOTHER.
OFFICERS ELEC T Z u

Colonel William II. Chapman re-
turned yesterday afternoon from
Groyeton, Va, where on Thursday he
attended the eighteenth annual re-
union Of Mosby's Men on the battle
field Of Manassas. or Second Bull Run.
1t was on the fiftieth anniversary of
the noted fight. and over seventy sur
viyors of the famous command were
present
Colonel John s Mosby was unable
to be present, but sent letter of re-
greet. Similar letters were also re-
command. one among the most inter-
esting being that from Major General
Won Masso. retiSed Prussian army Of
ficer. who fought with Mosby's men
and was wounded during the fight at
Bull Run.
Home for Mosby.
A pleasant feature of the reunion
was sumptuous dinner served on the
battlefield by the Daughters of the
Confederacy, at which a number OF
reminiscent addresses We're made.
Among the speakers was General Cas-
tleman, of Louisiana. a native Viz
ginian, and Mrs. Andrew jackson
Montague. who described in detail
the work OF the Home Tor Aged Con-
federate Women in Richmond. At this
time the proposition TO solicit con-
tributions for fund which ~ to be
devoted to erecting a home for Colonel
] s Mosby, their old leader, was pre-
scented 10 the veterans and met with
their hearty approval. Mrs. James
Mercer Barnett OF Baltimore, IS secre-
.arv IF the fund and is pushing the
,,,,yer,en+ tn fruit{on-
The survivors appointed the follow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

by the signing Of seS eral ordinances
Mayor Richardson yesterday oorfl-
pleted his work as chief exeeuta e
Of the city and ended one of the
busiest mayoralty terms in tae his
. tory of Richmond His resignation
an mayor to take the iudgeShip Of
tie Hastings court. 10 which he Was
appointed by Governor Mann, will
become effective on September ith,
when he wtli formally ascend h the
bench and thus achieve one Of MS
lifelong ambitions.
With The passia. OF the press 1T
council the new f"i~- ward plan WIZ
go into effect. and the destinies OF
the city will be presided over by
an administrative beard 4n" the
council.
The ordinances approved by Mayor
Richardson yesterday are as foltoWS'
An ordinance allowing the tp't-
surners' Ice company to erect sta Dies
AZ Adams and Canal streets.
Altering section OF the building
code So as TO grant the building IN
sDeffor the privilege Of issuing per
mits for the placing of certain signs.
An ordinance regulating the manu-
facture, transportation. storage SAFE
and use of explosives within the cor
porate limits.
An ordinance fixing the PAY Of the
blacksmith at the street department
stables IT 50 a day. and the salary
of his helper at s2.25 day
An ordinance fixing the pay 81 me
food inspector Of the city at Sl'-'"
per Annum. .,
An ordinance refunding So t. r,
r. 2evefidge for paving contract
An ordinance authorizing the bcAr&
of IRE commissioners Ia continue -.
A. Woodward, member OF lhe ~ y
department. at SafarE OK F'o -
month SO long as the board sees n
TO assign him to such uheles 81
disabled condition will permit Noou-
ward sas injured, ii viii be renem :
nered in the famous Binswang@'
fire. ..4, st9 ~ .,
for the equipment OF the Maolson
ard the Buchanan street pap''S
schools. s4.r on
I An ordinance appropriating sAS'9oo
Gar tha construction Of n bridge 10
the grounds OF the virginia STATE
Fair association. x,nn
An ordinance appropriattng S3'l'o
for, grading on Seventh street o.-
An ordinance appropriating s4'--S
for grading on Park avenue. .oo
An ordinance appropriauhg S-'''V
FOR grading on stuart avenue.
A resolution instructing the c,ty
clerk to transmit the report OF the
,ata school Joint committee on IN
restieation to the incoming council ana
10 .he city school board. .ro
An ordinance appropriauns sloo
- ,ha nIacinp of o. sewer on Mum
ford street. south Of Cary
Mayor Richardson returned .n,ns nos WIN u
out his signature an oroinah,e ~, ~
| loving tht. encrusChmerT OF opuliu
inc AT Hun and Eighth streets, sonn'
richmond. beyond the building line ne
! The building is to be erecaed ~ -
Neal. and will encroach / '-i'
! feet, ~, .;.r.a III p
last ordinance ne finished his "ni =
as ,,ayor, During the few refnaif'iis
! - before he formally becomes
imdge he VIII have little to do anu
may smoke a cigar in peace
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
CHARTERS GRANTED

Viyg,tria Goa company. incoTporAt-
ed. Richmond, Va, {. {. Niche, pres
dent: W. H Jones and A. II. Lane,
secretary and treasurer, all OF Rich-
mond. Va. Maximum capital stock.
$50, 600: minimum. $4,000: mar value,
steo. Objects. To own, lease ana OPP
crate timber lands and coal and min
eral lands,
The t,ulpeper Construction com
pany. Incorporated. Cuigeper. Va, T.
jackson Eggborp- president: j. r
Colvin, vice. president and G. I. quinn
secretary and treasurer. all % Cul-
pepper. Va, Purposes: General con-
tracing. railroad building and ana
road building business. Maximum
capital stock. Sl0,eQo. minimum, So
000: par value. $500. 90.
Washington Refining COMPANY, in
corporated. Alexandria. Va. j. g
Cooper. president. Atlanta, Ga; ]. n
Webb, second vice president. Athens,
Ga: Jack F. Jackson. first vice. presl-
dent, .\the MS, Ga; q. \. Craig. secre-
tary Atlanta. Ga: j. w. cooper,
treasurer, sandersTfile, Ga Leo r.
Harlow. Alexandria. Va. named sta
tutory agent. Maximum capital stock.
s5oo. 600 minimum, $1,000. Purposes;
Buying selling and refining cotton
oils and other oils.
Covington Light and Power com
pany. Covington, Va. John S. Ham,
president: W A Rinehart. vice. presi-
dent: NJ. NJ. Collins. W, b. Payne and
Jno. T. Delaney. all of Covington, Va {:
NJ. :. Noffsinger. Covington, Va, sec
rotary and treasurer. Maximum cap
ital stock, 500. 000 minimum, $40
coo: par value. $4,000. Purposes:
Manufacture production and genera
ton of electricity gas, compressed air
and power for public service IN the
town of Covington, city Of Clifton
Forge and counties Of Allegheny
Bath, Rotetourt and Craig.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
WILSON CLUBS ARE
BEING ORGANIZED

State headquarters for the Wilson
Marshall clubs OF Virginia will be
opened In the Office Of Il. +. Byrd,
sixth floor OF the Mutual building on
September 9th,
Mr. Byrd is just back from trip
to FarmviIe and other points near
by where he took part in the forma-
ton OF wilson Marshall clubs. AT
FarmvHle a club was organized with
a membership Of $50 and at Alta Wis
ia in Campbell county, with large
membership.
A similar club will be organized at
Rocky Mount on September 9th. Mr..
Byrd will go TO Kenbridge Monday
where a Wilson club will be formed.
AT the same time Judge Waiter Wat
son and Congressman Turnbull. can
didates for Congress from the Fourth
district will speak.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
MANY CHANGES IN
BANKING CIRCLES
OLD FIRST NATIONAL BUILDING
BOUGHT BY UNION BANK.
OTHER CHANGES 70 COME.

The almost Kaleidoscope charges Re
Gently in Richmond banking circles
carries with il the ensuing changes IF
location. and patrons If Main stree
banks who have l'ursacd fer Sea1
beaten paths to their favorite ihan-
clal institutions Will 10y ahefs'F
have 70 amend their Biographies.
Tn latest transit az If h1nking prop
.rt( was recorded Yesterday when
t!sa quaint, old First National bars;
l.aId,I.s was IN N,4il. tetefe.n
Ele7 eEth and Twelfth. was. trans
ferred to the Union hank Il Rich
mend The price Wa3 Slt5,tuo. wniea
Is considered by cal estaso meI as
very low. considering location. the
First National bank building is oae
of the old landmarks of Main street
but at the same time is one of the
most conveniently located and one
of the most substantial structures III
Richmond. 1t Is splendtdly adapted
for the purpose for which IL was buiil.
and from an exterior standpoint, Win
It's old~fashioned. massive architecture,
there are few more attractive ouiid-
ings on the thoroughfare
The First. National bank will va
cate the building Monday, when II
moves temporarily into the NatiotiTt
Rank Of Virginia building at Nihth
and Main, until the skyscraper ~ com
p1etaa for the consolidated institution
The r-ufon bank gives up It's present
home al 1I0T East Main to the
rYaalitv savings and Loan company
.ha new industrial bank" which be
GINS business next Thursday.
What disposition will he made -.
+ba home of the National Bank or
Virginia at Ninth and Main is SAL Z"
matter of conjecture, though fufnof
is stfn rife that It is to pass into fns
hands % the Bank Of Commerce an"
Trusts. which now has quarters IN IN"
N,n,itai sis vscrsper across the street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
HUNGARIAN TROOPS
TO ASSIST DIAZ

San HAN DEL SUR, NIX. Mug
so.-It ig reported here iaAt a force
Of Hungarian government uoops IS
on its way from the border to ASSIST
president Diaz Of Nicaragua in put
ting duan the revolt. 1t is also re-
ported BY refugees from The interior
that soldiers will be sent seinst 'i'e
reyolltionists by the president 81
salvador. President Diaz having re-
ouested his aid Government 1aiis
throughout Nicaragua are fil!ci with
political prisoners. who arc liberated
as soon as the rebels tsae a town.
Residents Of the interior who have
come here to be under the protecsi N
OF the United states gunboa.s de-
clare that enormous war taxes are IN
sight and that, unless the rewolu-
ton is settled speedily. state OF an
arehv will prevail throug 1out the
country
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

Especial To The Richmond Nirs miami
BEDFORD CITY. VA. August 60
Captain y. G. Luck. one Of the most
prominent cltizt rs OF Bedford county,
whose Illness has been mentioned in
previous issues of the Bulletin. died
at his home at MontVale Wednesday,
He had been sick for a long tim a,
his death being due to complication
Of diseases. He was seventy-siX years
old
Captain Luck was man Of high
character ana during his whole hfe
welded Il great influence for good
not only in his immediate ne, ghbpr
hood. hut throughout the whole conn
~. He was for many years supervisor
for Lisbon district. and had served
several terms in the legislature. AZ
the time Of his death he was a mem
Der OF the school trustee electoral
hoard
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
VOTE TO RECALL
REV. J. w. PORIEKi

NEW PORT NEWS. AASas- ="
a business meeting Of the e9nT
ton of the Newport News Dap 70
church last night, II was uH~n.'u~'e
lv voted TO extend can l" rev =
W. Porter. y. D.. former past. y,
the church, to succeed rev 'tsIs !"
7. Wilson, u, d, the present p1s-
tor. who sewers his pas,ora.e sun
3av night to assume mex charge IN
Richmond nr. Porter, WIZ is one
Of the most popular pastors the
church has ever had, resigned atau.
our years ago 10 20 to i.eAtngtnil.
Ky, where he is nov pastor OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
OBITUARY



Mrs. Fannie f. Fauntleray Wlt7"
NJ Or. samuel c. Fauntleroy, Il 1\hs
and Queen county, died YESTERDAY
morning at the home of her son-in-
law, Judge John q. Dew. in the
eighty second year of her age. Sho
had been i'll several weeks, and the
end was not unexpected.
The deceased in survived by hNe
children-Mrs. John G. Dew, Mrs W.
c. Foulds, Of Germantown Pa. MISS
Iucy Y. Fauntieroy, DR. Caly Clay
brook Fauntleroy, and Ma%Wsh
Fauntleroy.
The body will be conveyed to Ter
old home I'm King and Queen couh-
" today at noon. and the funeral
will be held at Wares church IN It's
arrival, Rev. DR., Subiett, the rector,
officiating Interment Will be IN the
family cemetery there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
VAULT EQUIPMENT OF FIRST
NATIONAL BANK MARVEL OF
COMPLETENESS AND FINISH

has not been wet for months. while
in other sections whole fields have
been plowed ready for seeding in
small grain. The crops in the sec
ton contiguous to Camm postoftice
ere. better than for ten years, and
this section was the dryest part OF
the county last year. Cattle have
sold we'll and the Ped Pole is the
favorite for beef stock. one farmer
has Just sold lot of Red and Black
Poles for $50 round.
The board of supervisors meets here
on the first Monday in September to
settle with the county treasurer.
Circuit court begins here on sep
iember 10th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Mrs. iltza.s.rh Garner.

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth carper, sixty
four years old. died Thursday in Pu-
laski. Va. She was the mother of j.
II. Carper. of this city. She leaves five
daughters, Mes. Kate Gardner. Rad
ford; Mrs. Mabel Hall. Maben. w. Va. {;
Misses Bessie and Nellie Carper: and
I've sons, p. Ii. Carper, Richmond:
Earl j. l.. j. Il. and W r. Carper,
PULASKI
The funeral Was conducted in Pu-
lasli county Yesterday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
W. I.ustace Moncnrs..

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, August
30.-W. Eustave Moncure, Jr., son OF
w. f. Moncure, and grandson OF the
late Judge r. c. l.. Moncure, OF the
state Supreme Court of Appeals, died
mt his home here this evening after an
Illness Of two years with consumption.
He held a responsible position with
a Florida railroad, but was forced to
give up on account Of the malady. de
is survived by his parents, four sis
tiers and two brothers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
DR.. \. T.. E'iournoy.

AMELIA, VA. August So.--Dr. y.
f. Fiournoy died at his residence here
OF heart trouble. at the age of sixty
nine years and six months. Although
he had been suffering very mach ut
times. and was up and going ahoIs
some in his house. none OF MS fam
lily, thought seriously OF his sickness.
ard some OF them were out visiting
friends when he became i'll.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Robert Ecilols RlackIey.

STAtTNTON, VA, August Solve
weeks of intense suffering resulted
in the death yesterday Of Robert
Echols Blackley. son Of James H.
Biackley. which occurred at $50
o clock in the morning at his home
on Peabody street, Mr.. Blackley suf-
fered sunstroke on July nth and, al
though he rallied from this, a eliot
of blood later developed on his brain
and was the cause OF his death. lie
was thirtv-six wears Of age.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Mayor Richardson Completes
49,. Work of His Term AS Mayor
Signs Many Ordinances Passed by the Outgoing Council
aud on September VIII Ascend Bench
Judge Of Husting Court

First Baptist church III tb9t city and
editor Of the Western RscCFseGs
Or Porter viii be notified at the
action of the church at onee and his
reply win be awaited here Etth
great deal of interest aud !. is sem
. orally hoped that he will accept.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Boytt-.Cooper.

(Sneciai 10 The Richmond Virginian.1
HEATHSNTLj.E. VA, August so. -
Taylor l.. Floyd, Of Baltimore. Nd.
and Miss Matte r. Cooper of Bur
~ass store. northumberland county.
we're married at the Methodist pTotes-
tant parsonage at >-nrgsss store III
REV. James r. Massey, They will re-
side In Baltimore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

Especial To The Richmond Ntrginian.)
RALEIGH. y. G., August so,~--At
Greenville today the body Of Allen
Harrington. well known farmer OK
Craven county. was found on the Nor
folk Southern track. 5The eireuni-
stances OF hiS death are being in
vestie3ted by coroner tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Afi.. sal.ie rafnnon

The funeral OF VI IS Sailie II Pat
mon. who died ut the home OF her
niece, Mrs Thos. Redd. 1912 East
Broad street, Thursday afternoon. was
held at $50 yesterday afternoon from
the residence
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Evan Jones,

The funeral OF Evan Jones, thirteen
months old. infant child of MIR. ana
Mrs. r. s. Jones. who died At the
home of it's parents OF the Mechanics
willie turnpike. Thursday afternoon.
was conducted yesterday al 43o l.. Nj.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
AmbuIa,ce i4as ) M,shae

Tire city amoulances sustained a
puneture6 tire "d.iy, last nisht Whise
responding - AZ emergsneF rall. aa5d
was held MP for half-hour AT EIev
enth and Rxsaa streets Tor. repairs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

Mr.. Montague's campaign expenses
report has not yet been filed with the
secretary of the Commonwealth,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
CONGRESSMAN LAMB
ELISTS HIS EXPENSE

Congressman John A. Lamb. who
was defeated by A. j. Montague for
Congress in the recent Third district
primary, spent sS71,35 during the
campaign His expenses were as fol-
tnWSt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Spotless Rubber
Roofing
At Reduced Prices

The identical same grade we have been selling
for years. The kind that we believe has been sold
III every county in the South. We have yet to
hear OF the first complaint. The quality OF the
felt the asphalt saturation and the coating is the
same we have furnished all along This is not mill
ends nor seconds, but g-luine Spotless Rubber
Roofing one piece to the roll the best grade OF
roofing the market to-day except our spotless
has not meant reduced quality, it is the same good
grade we have been selling all along. Put up in
rolls containing los So it., enough to cover 100 So
it and allow for laps Each roll contains nails and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

cement Tor laying ana Oh
rections for best results.
Shipped promptly from
Richmond, Va. We guar
antee Spotless Rubber
Roofing to be OF good
quality, free from detects,
to contain no tar and to
run one piece to the roll
Il IS full length and full
weight
Ii you are even thinking
kind this tall. write tor
quotes all kinds OF comp
Ne have 8 Special Rubber
d Rubber Roofing, al free
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
BUCKINGHAM NOTES.

a Snetial to The Richmond Nireinian.i
BUCKINGHAM, VA. August go.
in xpne parts OF this county the land
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

at the home by Rev. Mr.. Green. pastor
OF ST. pauI,s Methodist church,
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[21Q3lZ'!l|'3;'|3al9&k1l[2


MindnR ude
tTa
my to ~n1 us a~'1
along
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Spotless
Special Guaranteed
Rubber Roofing,

\ new brand Of Roofing we are Just putting on
the market, The very best grade we can buy
The l Ply is guaranteed for six years Ply for
u years, Ply for eighteen years, provided 1T IS
coated every three years with Spoless Elastic As
phalt Paint In actual use this Roofing has stood
up even longer than We guarantee ii. We know
that il taken proper care o. 1t will make YOU good
roof even longer than our guarantee lasts Made
Of the best grade Of felt, thoroughly saturated and
coated with pure asphalt and furnished complete
with galvanized rust proof mails and lap cement
Each roll contains los So IT.. enough to lay 100 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

#, and allow tor laps.
Full weight, full length,
one piece to the roll. abso-
lutely guaranteed to give
satisfactory service, as
stated above. Shipped
promptly from Richmond,
little freight, quick de-
livery
OF buying roofing OF airy
,ur tree catalogue which
sition and metal roofing.
folder and samples
,, request,