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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-01
MATTRESSES! MATTRESSES

Old Hair Mattresses made over Like
new. We get thcfu and etGrn them
the same day. JACOB tAf~AIF.
Phone Madison 3292.
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GLOUCESTER COU RTHOCSE.
VA, July sI.--'Mike' Washington. a
negro. was instantly killed in row
Saturday night in the home of John
Fields. who lives a few miles from
here.
Ferdinand Allen horse trainer. is
in jail charged with the murder. Allen
stoutly maintains his innocence, de-
claring that Washington was murdered
by n negro woman In a jealous rage.
dance was in progress at the time,
there being twenty or more negroes
In the room at the time OF the shoot
ing.
Allen occupies cell adjoining that
OF Joseph smith. who murdered his
seventeen year-old bride here last
week. Both are awaiting action by
the grand jury,
Allen is the son OF Henry Allen. q
negro Of the ante-bellum days. and one
of the most respected men of his race
in this county.
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BY virtue OF a deed OF trust. dated
March !. 1909, recorded in Henrico
county court d. r. 161 A. page IS,
and at request of beneficiary. default
having been made IN payment OF debt
secured. witt seff by auction. on the
premises on Tuesday August 6, 1912.
At 4 o'clock p M. the real estate
described in said deed as ALI that lot
Of land with improveme thereon,
lying and being In the county 81 Hen
rico Va, at the southwest corner of
Winder and Washington streets. front
Ing on the south line of Wtnder street
IS feet and running back between par
ailei lines ITO feet to an alley
Terms--Cash for expense of sale
any taxes due. and TO pay the debt
due; any balance at ! ard years.
G. l. DENOON Executor OF
r c pENOON. Trustee, neceasea
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PINoS
ENEs

If sour Eyes Trouble You. write or
cell for free booklet. Conservation
OF Vision" DIR. BUTLER. 3Is East
Main street
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Charged With Assault

James CSies. a sixteen year-old
negro boy, WAS arrested Yesterday af-
ternoon on a charge preferred against
aim 10y William Allen. charging him
with cursing and making an assault
on him with large stone.
Cnies employed Attorney James
Lewis 10 represent him at the hear
Ing this morning and ne was ball
cd for his appearance at the court
,.
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Giants Winners.

NEW YORK, July st.-~-The Giants
easily defeated Cincinnati today. to
@. Ames was In fine form and allow
ed but I'VE hits. Fromme did fairy
well until the eighth. His teammates
aid some weird fielding at times. The
Giants have purchased Pitcher De
naree, of the Mobile, Ala, team. but
he will not report until the end of the
season Score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-01

NORFOLK. VA, July 3l.--Herbert
Tisdale. whom the Supreme court has
granted writ Of error and superse-
IDEAS following his conviction and SEN
tence in the Corporation court upon
the charge of conducting gambling
house, has just been admitted to haii
in the sum of $4,000. with Charles ]
Dunlee surety.
Tisdaie Is Aaiief3 tttttit tire Supreurr-
eourl passes 1salls l,pcn. his..casea
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SPECIAL PRICES.

spYeisl Prices for balance of July
Mems shoes haif-soied, sewed. TSc;
with this coupon. DC. Ladies'. zoe,
with this coupon. 4oc- children's
shoes up to No. IL. Acc and soc;
with this coupon, s0c. II. ROBIN. Shoe
Repairing shop. 2io East Broad st,
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3i7 East Franklin streets Unexpired
lease to September lst t55 month.
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2xIa Park Avenue. stK Rooms bath
possession September 1st s2T50
month
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Fined fer Being Disor,ieriy

k4emry Thomas. an negro. charged
with being disorderly and shooting
on the premises Of James Russo. was
fined $50 by Justice Crutchfield yes
terday morning and placed under
500 security for six months. It
was marked as "A bad case on the
court docket
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SEVEN
Pfiillie<,

InFaT9 ,.--.-..-..3I n IA II
"Batted for Moore In fifth.
''Batted for Seaton in ninth.
Score by innings: X.
st. Louis ...2 0 0 0 0 0 0---f
Phillies ......0 0 0 / o 0 o.
Summary; Stolen bases--Oakes,
Cravath. Left on bases--St. Louis,
7; Phillies. 7. Sacrifice fy---Knabe.
Double plays Huggins to
Konetchy, Pitching record. Hits
of Moore, 0 in 5 innings; of Seaton.
i in innings. Struck out--By Moore,
2; by Steele. 2: by Seaton, 4. Bases
on balls--Off Moore. Q; off steele, 2;
off Seaton. 2, Hit by pitched ball
by Steele, Paskert. Time, two hours.
Tmpires. Orth and KLEIN.
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKK Ban
RAILWAY COMPANY. k4ss
SCHEDULE OF ELECTRIC TRAINo3
HNRYCY1NY NAY n 1NI1 .Aht

Nm - IyE1- 10 -
bss: oS A. n, s7:io A. n, bs:lo 4 NJ e:le
4. NJ. ssi0:lo A. NJ. 1l;lo 4. ". i:io u ~
Eio r NJ. 3lo p. r., htslQ u. NJ
$40 P. NJ, go P. NJ. 1:io P. NJ. bS:lo =. II
1910 p. NJ. HAS ?. ~
Leave AshAnd. Ensiend ard Napls 444sAa
- IS A. NJ. bs7 90 A. ~. 800 4. -, 80 4
NJ, 1000 A. n, cell 90 A. NJ. 1890 H., ~ %
p. ", 400 p. NJ, 500 P. NJ. 400 z. MskeN0
P. NJ, 500 P, NJ. TOO P, NJ, 500 P. ~. 49,
p. NJ, IL 90 p. M I'LL
spaiiy, sxosps Sunday. EssY
~Sundsy only sA
bCarries haggaga+ SFsf
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FARMS FOR SALE
F0R SALE.

Near HuHa IoLithia Springs. An Excel
eut grain, grass and tobacco farm
Of 27s acres Large dwelling and
outbuildings Buildings cannot be
erected for price at which IT is offer
ed Quick sale or price will he ad-
FaTteAa = BfzA = Il Ht}GIETT,
Real Estate Agents Clarksville.
Va
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PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-The
phillies and ST. Louis divided a dou-
BILE header today. the visitors getting
the opener. 1 to .. and losing the
final clash, 8 to O.. Brennan held st.
Louis to two hits in the final game,
making a triple and two singles HIM
Self Scores.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
so Observation-Disclosures News.

$50 A.--LocAl--D aily---Ecwposs News.
sis A.-Loeal--Daiiy>-C Charlottesville e. ua
Tbwrnond.
1890 A-EsnFs~~--DAsy---E Old Ynis4-
i0ooA--Locc- D.ily-Lrhhs. LeH.C rcE.
1900 Noon - Express $500 Daily -- Norfolk. Qd
Point.
els .-Expres.--refy-Cin-L'y
"a 90 P--EIprsse-Daly-Ns r.; Esws
500 -Loca-pAly-N. New. Otd PoanA
ki4 P.--LooA--Ex sun.-LyDohburg Nsturl
Bridge. Clifton Pores.
ssAo P--Limissd -Dsiiy--cincinnssi. Csia46e
TRriSs Arrive RTccHMoNp-Loe.i from
Eass: $50 a NJ 1srsa<a fso,s
sy0rn w,st. $40 A. NJ - 9:5S A. NJ. and TAO
p. II. Through $40 A. NJ. Ii IS A. NJ. snd 3:So
p A.
jsnss River Line; ""s IS A. NJ. $40 r. n
L.. SUNDAY -
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National League
Continued from Fifth Page

nm balls-Or Allen, T; off curtis.
Of 14eneld, 4, off Knetzer. !; or
Kent. 2 Umpires. Owens and Bren'
nan. Attendace, $500.
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SECOND GAME.
as.

Totals .....2T o 2 ~
sBatted for Grier in ninth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-01

PROFIT Winner, New and Nest-Msns
orders bring repeat. helps house
demand immense. MARVIN r. DoTY.
ed, Stamford. Conn.
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American League
lrnntInnad from Fifth PAGE

to 3, today. Ford was not as enectiVe
as usual. but he did not have 10 De.
Fights boots by the sox contributed
to the defeat -Four belonged 10
Buck Weaver. two fumbles. a muff
and a bad throw. Rath made two
and C1cottee and Peters one each,
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GhtcAE0 ----I y
Summary: Hits-oF Cicotte. IN
3 ,nings Two base hlta--Eoilins f2A,
Eodie, Zieder. simmons, Daniels,
Home run--Zefder, Bases on balls
OFF Cicotte. ?. of Ford. 2. saerl-
fcs hits-4'hase. Stolen bases
chase az, Zlnn t2>, sterrert- struck
out-Ry Cicotte, !; by Peters, by
Ford. 2. Passed bail--Mayer, I'm
pires. Fgan and Sheridan Time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-01

,p wHweuoek and medaus.,a Club

amp Nn~euoek and Medawisia Gin h
tef BOYS. Sehsgo Lake. Maine. Your
hoy will he surrounded with correct
vet ccngenial. influence. He will b.
taught 10 fish to Ilres 10 row and
how 10 know Nature understand
tHKlr. Academic instruction II de-
sired The place for your boy to
Improve IN all ways write for IL
Illustrated booklet DIR ". G. KEN
DALI. 1904 Eleventh street n. w
Washington. - &.
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bath, combInAtTon hXtures; 1880 wear,
3o00-0s Taylor street, Six Rooms Each,
combination fixtures: 81 month.
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1912 Park Avenue. Lower Plat. Five
rooms, bath; possession Septic mber
list: $40 month
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FOR RENT.

GONE NELLY q W.
FOR RENT.
270s West Main street. Seven Rooms,
bath, combination fixtures; $3.50 year.
300S-0s Taylor street. Six Rooms Each,
combination fixtures; 81 month.
possession September 1st. scT so
month.
1901 Paramount Avenue. store ana
large lot $40 month.
SIT East Franklin street, Unexpired
/ lease to September lst, $50 month.
1912 Park Avenue. Lower Plat five
/ rooms. bath; possession September
list. $40 month.
possession September lst. f25 month.
21i2 stusrt Avenue Eish, Rooms.
bath $40 month.
( 5I2 Ep@t Grace street, six large
rooms. bath possession September
/ LIST; 500 year.
81: East Grace street. Offices (2b, sixth
| street entrance. possession Septem-
! Der list; $500 year
20is Grove Avenue, Eight Rooms, 5000
| year.
zs05 srove Avenue. Eight Rooms, 5000
! year.
liz East Clay street. Twelve Rooms +
/ possession November list. $500 year.
| 242s Hanover Avenue, Upper Flat, Five
| rooms bath gas range for heating
water. separate entrance, &27. SO
/ 1911 Park Avenue. First Fiat. Eight
/ rooms: modern; heat furnished $3.50
year.
/ 1902 James street, Corner Baldwin.
four rooms each. 500 year.
22a2 CAaffin street. six RoofnsI $50
month
SeS-5f8 North Eleventh Street. Eight
/ rooms each; possession eptember.
$500 year.
( ARCADE F1tSHEE BETWEEN
BROAD AND GRACE STREETS.
Two stores on First Floor.
One Store ON second Floor.
, One Sfor~ Third Floor
One Store on Thfrd Floor, Rear.
HAWKINS & BtFoRD. 100 North
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3Se West Cary Street; Nine Rooms,
possession September lst. f25 month.
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VACATION TOURS

OLD DOMINION AND NJ. 4 II. r. CO.
New York. Albany. Niagara. Toronto.
Thousand Islands, 81, Lawrence River
and Rapids, Montreal, Quebec. Boston.
Lake Champlain and Lake George
Ask MIR. BOWMAN" Tourist Aseat.
70s E, Main St. Richmond. Va.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

French Steam and Dry Clcaning-We
will keep your clothes In order fJr
$3.50 month. A trial is all we
ask. EMPIRE CLEANING COM
PANY. els East Main street
Phone Monroe 3247.
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Camp belgrade, for rseyst i'm the Hell
grade Lakes region OF Maine: all land
and water sports: send for booklet.
FRANK A. SCHRENK. II. 3, l425
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Giants.

Clarke ran for Mclean in eighth.
sBatted for Fromme In eighth.
Wilson ran for Meyers in eighth.
Score by innings; *.
Cincinnati ,.......,.o Q y w
New York ........0 Z y -
Summary: Sacrifice hit--Murray
Stolen bases-Doyle. z. Double plays
-Egan and HobhtzeH, Ames, Doyle
and Merkle: Doyle and Merkle. HRS
of Fromme, in innings. FIRST
base on errors--Giants, :. Struck out
BY Ames, 5; by Fromme, :. Bases
on balls-Or Ames, 1; off Fromme,
4 off Moore. /. Hit BY pitched ball
By Moore, Merkle. tTmpirts-RiE-
Ter and Finneran Attendance, 5000,
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Rare Ehauc~--Tweiwe and Half Acres
fertile land. orchard crops. stock.
tools, good siX-room house and out
b.ildihss. mile from station For
quick sale s2.5h0 Terms. address
K-fsf. care Htrg'nian.
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$500 Buys = Warehouse I'm West END.
two-story brick ana TIN. 4bX$s feet;
q ner cent net Investment owner
wifi lease for five years at $500 and
repair, Address Pile, care Vir-
EirtarI
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READ
FOR
PROFITS
"Vnginian Want Ads"
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

p.rty I~.yfnG Town Has Several
nice buildings lots at Otterburn
Springs: will sell cheap. Address
BOT, care virginian.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
Possession at Once

FLATS FOR RENT.
Possession at Once
&0l r. Franklin St, Sd fiat
rooms Observation-Disclosures. $40
524 ". Grace St LIST fat.
S. Fifth St, LIST and I'd fats,
rooms ...-...-......,,.. $50
SEA w Grace St, Sd fiat
rooms ......,...-...... 800
1927 w, Main st. I'd fiat, rooms.
Poss Aug. 81, 19l2. 900
1927 w. Franklin st. list fat.
rooms (hot water heaO ... f20
4i5 w. Grace ST., I'd and Sd fats.
80 W. Main st. I'd nat. rooms
heated free) ........... $50
Bellevue Apartments. Fifth and
Cary SITS. Apartment No. i.
rooms ........,......-,. 421
Bellevue Apartments Fifth and
Cary SITS, Apartment No. s
rooms ...............- $50
Bellevue Apartments, Fifth and
Cary SITS. Apartment No. p.
rooms ........ ........-. $50
27ol-A W. Main 81. LIST Fat.
27ol W. Main St, I'd nat rooms 24O
ae7 z. Cary, ist fiat, rooms.
Poss, Oct l, 1912, $50
sol w Grace st. I'd and Cd fats.
rooms .......-....-....- A52
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FOR
RESULTS
USE
HELP WANTED-MALE

wanted-By Capable New York Man,
position as manager. Address O-Sb,
care Virginian
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AGENTS

We Guarantee fou 100 Sales Every
day. Absolutely The f8lre$. and
sauarast proposition you ever heard
ag no hot air about u, just "a plain
guarantee contract Our Pine Tar
ard %eixHty Esstss are tire great
est canned specis}ties out Sest~de~
rroastrat3ng plan does tina trick
nothing Ike II every body excited.
loo per cent. to 400 per cent. proht.
write now for guarantee contract and
samples. LAEUE SOAP CO. Dept y.
5S4 Niagara 81. Buffalo, n. 7.
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Is Per 100 Upward Paid Tacking Signs,
distributing advertising matter: no
canvassing; send &c. stamps. secure
price list, paid. and territory. sHE P-
ARDS AGENCY, Lebanon, ". H.
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Summary, stolen bases--Paskert.
.ef+ IN basee-St Louis, /: Phila-
delpffa, T. Two-base hits-Huggins.
r.uderus. Iohert- Three-base hits
Brennan, Doolan. Sacrifice bits
Magee Sacrifice fiies-Lobert. Doc
Ian, Magae
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-01

summer Prices ON wood and Coal
mean more than bank interest; you
can order now and pay weekly, II II
does not suit you TO pay all cash.
NV Virginian anthracite. all sizes. IL
$3.50; 1t burns everywhere. sample
delivered free. LONGS, 1906 West
Broad street,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-01

Get OF az virginia Bay Station
Rates very reasonable; special pri-
y4te batAs. bet and ce3a water. ex-
ceiient service. MRS " r LOWE
Eraprietress
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FOR RENT

FOR REsT-MODERN FLATS. WILL.
BE COMPLETED SEPTEMBER lST;
FIVE ROOMS, BATH, ETC, HOT
WATER HEAT SEPARATE
PLANT). 20s-11 NORTH ADDISON.
RENTAL, $3.50 PER ANNUM. J. A
Connolly IL co.
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For saie---one *25 WnShburn Banjo at
II bargain. Address 0-le2, care VIZ
Einian.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Ladies'. Your Combtngs or Cut bsff
need our attention. made into beau
tiful braids. puffs, etc. Our sham
pooling Is refreshing and hedlthtuA
RICHMOND HAIR STORE, iNG.,
2lz North Fifth street
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PICTURE FRAMING

PICTURE FRAMING.
Special Low Prices In Picture Frames
for a short time. See my prices
before having your work done.
Lowest prices on portrait frames;
wholesale and retail. w. Nj. LEIGH.
GIL West Main. Phone Monroe f79l-J.
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SHOE REPAIRING

Red Rubber whole Seies and Spring
heels put on tennis or other shoes,
$50 DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. rle f, Main street Phone
Monroe 26s7.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
s3Ge---So. cf04 CHAPLIN STREET, G
ROOMS. BATH. ETC. NEW
Ssso-~-Ne. 700 ADDISON STREET. fST
FLAT. 5 ROOMS. BATH. ETC. NEW.
saGo--2aG-A ADDISON STREET, sD
FLAT. 6 ROOMS. BATH, ETC. NEW.
Rfsn-Se. WEST CARY sTREFT. II
ROOMS, BATH ETC. tBOARplNG
HOUSE,
Ss0s-Ne. 1893 FLOYD, . ROOMS,
BATH. ETC
ss0f--No. efs FAST MAIN STREET, .
ROOMS, BATH ETC.
y. A. Connolly a co.
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WANTED

Manted--cIa Goose Feathers. Z. G
LEVY, 425 West Broad street.
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COAL AND WOOD

Plate I~e--Purest and Best For All
uses and the most economical 40
cents DER hundred. Try load of
our pine and oak wood. which is dry
and under shelter. TYLER RYAN,
1901 West Cary. Madison lsTs
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BOARDERS WANTED

Hcsrdrrs and Roomers Wsntedt Good
location: reasonable. THE WASH
INCTON 2So4 East Broad street
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Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and psmy
e -. TO- ii. so A. NJ. I. >. =. 4 &
ss5so IS, 7, s. -, 10 P. NJ,
il 90 p. NJ for Chester. 1900 midniSht -
Petersburg. NIX
csrs leave Petersburg. foot of Sycamore se1seA
ts:is SIS .~71s. r.ss, s:ss, s:ss. slu:sA
li:as. A. NJ, ia;s6 y SO, 73s, a:s5. AS t:3A
as, s7'ss, SIS, o:ss. 1000, Il: 40 p. -
tDsily except Sunday and holidays. itF
Carries Baggage and express
ssLimitsd, eAept Sundays and hoAdayA
All from Pessrsburs connect with esl -
Richmond
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Norfolk and Western Railway.

ONLY ALI. RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in effect June II. 1912
Leave Byrd Street Station, RichmonA, TO-
Norfolk bs 10 M, 800 A. NJ, $500 PM.
For I.ynebburg and shs West s0;15 4. NJ
1000 4 Nj 81 80 p NJ, ~ % p. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: ALA 4. NJ
hlI;a5A NJ 1885 p M, hio25 p. NJ, sll.90
p III From the West; $40 A. NJ. a2in 2.
NJ. bl4o r. NJ, seo5 P, NJ. 900 p. ~.
sDaily s15xiy u. Sunday MI
W. n BEvu.I e. Il. BOsLEY
a Rosnoks D. A. NichnnnnA
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RaRttme FfaEo Playing Positively
taught In 10 lessons, write Tor fFea
books, CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL
5Sla walnut street Philadelphia
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y. 4. Connolly a co.

4 WEST CARY STREET. 10 ROOMS.
A SPLENDID LOCATION FOR A
BOARDING HOUSE $40 90 PER
MONTH. ] A CONNELLY & CO.
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1901 Paramount Avenue. store ana
dwelling, six living rooms bath ;
large lot; $40 month.
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THREE ELECTIONS
To FILL VACANCY
COUNCIL WILL ELECT For TWO
TERMS AND PEOPLE WILL
ACT LAST.
MANY ARE MENTIONED
MORRIS, BARNEY. MCCARTHY. I'M
LAuF AND RoUNTREE ARE
AMONG THOSE MENTIONED -
FOR THE PLACE.
MANY ARE MENTIONED

When Mayor Richardson retires as
head OF the city government, Robert
Whittet, Jr.. president of the board
of aldermen will be mayor of Rich
mond until successor be elected by
the council.
Mayor Richardson must resign
within ten days after he accepts the
tudgeship, to which Governor Mann
will appoint him. At some time at
the end of the ten days the council
will meet and choose a successor to
hold office until September LIST. when
the present term OF the mayor ex-
pires Three elections VIII have to be
gone through to keep mayor con-
tinuously in office for the next forty
nine months--two by the council and
one by the people.
The man chosen by the present
council viii hold office until Septe,n-
Der LIST. when the mayors present
term expires. For the new term. which
begins on THAT date and TO which
Mayor Richardson has already been
elected. the council will then elect
either tiie Same man or gefrse enc
else 10 serve until the next municipal
election. which will. be held m June
1914. Al this election the people Will
choose a mayor TO serve for the sue
ceeding two years. at the end of which
(Cartfnued on Second page1
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To Reach Top Rung
OF the Ladder You
Must Be Beautiful
GOOD LOOKS Is AN IMPORTANT AS
SET ACCORDING TO INTER-
=. NATIONAL AUTHORITIES.

LONDON. July 30.-The Importance
of personal beauty in the success OF
the man has become the most widely
discussed topic yet brought before the
international congress on eugenics.
Professor Michael. OF the University
of Turin. advanced the original theory
that beauty is a very potent factor in
this respect especially in the rise OF
politicians and statesmen He added
that beauty counted most II the man
be Socialist, pointing out as examples
of the splendid manhood the men who
are leading the Socialistic movement
In Italy The handsome man would
also find his rise more rapid. Professor
Michael said, II he possessed Journals
tic ability He showed that the ma
jority Of the young progressives in the
French chamber of deputies are known
as capable journalists Professor
Michael cited six qualities which In
his belief are indispensable to party
leader They are energy of will, deep
conviction. superiority of knowledge,
goodness OF heart, ssf-confdence to
the point of conceit and dfsinterested-
ness Asked TO explain his theory to-
day he said:
1.-THE elements OF the crowds which
succeed in elevating themselves above
their fellows and becoming leaders of
their party are the very superior ana
better elements, not always purely In
the moral sense. because party leader
ship often deteriorates from the moral
qualities OF a man. but In She energetic
and intellectual, and TO a certain extent
also in the physical way"
took up the question or personal APP
pearance dealing with the changes In
the human race. noticeable in Europe
during the last three CENTRES.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-31
ST|MSON MAKES
POSITION CLEAR
DENIES CHARGE THAT HE Is NOT
WORKING IN ACCORD WITH
COCKTAILS.
APPEALS FOR ACTION
SECRETARY of WAR WOULD HAVE
CONGRESS DEFINE HIS POWERS
REGARDING WORK on
IsTHMUs.
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WASHINGTON. July so--Secre-
tary Of War stimson in q statement
Issued tonight ana a letter TO Rep
resentative Adamson. chairman of the
house committee on interstate and
foreign commerce. made clear his
position with regard to the present
and future status of the Panama
canal, its tolls and the general water
way question throughout the United
States.
The secretary said he would like Il
year in which to change the present
constructive force at work on the
canal into an operating force: that he
desires authority TO build dry docks
and has asked congress for this power
and that he wishes congress and the
canal commission to announce the
maximum and minimum tolls which
ships will have to pay to pass through
the canal. These provisions, the sec
rotary of war considers. are essential
to the development OF the canal and
the proper Use Of Its great natural
advantages.
In answer to the charge that he is
not working in accord with the presi-
dent and Colonel Goethals In ques-
tons Of the construction and govern
ment Of the canal, Secretary Stinson
declared he has been working and
will continue to work in perfect ac-
cord with both these powers and IT.
ferred those interested TO the presi-
dent for confirmation.