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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14
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Mebf.-3ufubr SO, ,293 Ebls., gerianbt
10. .3se RbIs. Ter Wlartt NOR beute rubia.
spriua gattnt 81. .25-5.50, 8intrr straiabts
s4.8o-4 40, gsinier gatsnts s45o--4.So,
sprina clears $4.35-4.45, @inter Grtra
Ro. / 90. .7o--3. 80, 80. 2 DO. s3.55-3.65e
aanias Straiabis a. .75--4.S5.
aeeaenmehl mar ftstig. Sar bis gutss
a. .s5--4 50, dolce bis fantp s495-5.25.
Eutneissn 1T ftetia gu $2.S5--
$50 per loo gfunb fair bis gutes $.295--
5l5, aoies bis fancp s5.o0-5.25.
Waisms6l III ifetis. Gsines nsibss
unb asIbes s1.65-l.7o, srobes $l.55-l 80,
ailnogieo 1910.
euapei,en rcminea. dmericau s5c
uno eanabian 63c c. |. I. slsw gort.
Roaas 1T rnbtg. 10. 2 8eitsrn CSC
bel antnnft C. l. I. 8nHalc.
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@sisen-3ufubr 80 800 su., geriauot
81, l25 gu. Nartt il tpiaia. go. 2 rotbsr
f,eaer lO2l5c i'm Glebaior uuo l0Le fob
ihpimmsnO: 10. Aertbtrn Duluth l20At
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3ufubr 49 800, 8erianot
29e ,957 gu. Wartt III itetis. erport 30.
neusr 7s1se Z. o. B. fhpimmsuo.
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9,ses @u. Rarft ia fstia. Stanoaro
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30. 60tae, 90. A 6o1se.
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rer bis dolce 45-54e, 1910, 45-47c; BatiTc
eenft 1911, oroindrsr bic Dolce "A - 47s.
| 1910, 40-42t.
9iats limb rahig. ecntral ameriea
| 25c, 9cgota 231a--24I.c.
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| i6ort tlsar sl7.oo-i6.50, Wsb $3.50
lI7.75.
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$3.50, gerpadt sl3.00-l3.50, GItp ertru
3noa Wts SIS. .oo--is.5o.
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| lies, 10 0is IA Efunb, st4-91ar, DO. Shul.
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n,nt ss40, z. u. 5000, eomSOHno 61a
l-ust
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grima rsbss $3.50. prima Semmer 8eIbe;
S. $3.50.
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4 s., 10. bo. IN sutt - 50.
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2s-2St.
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be autss 81. .5j-6.75
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Cptn Aestls, gutter bic dhs.ee, 25--5oe.
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80 Ten, 4.23c. Centrifugal SO Zen 47S
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III isf. 9ut soaf 6.+0e, Gruiheo $500
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: 3. zoe, tsrauulateo 5.7or, DIAMOND ~
/. soc. goufsttiouers ,, u" 5.45t, 80. 5.4;
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~ 4. 4.eOs, 30. Is 4.s5c, Rc. Ia 4.s5e.
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Bon, WelD1,onrfte.
GinrinnatL il. Hebrsay. 1919.

Gineinndtt -. bfbrsay. 1917.
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Aanisn fsbr rubis unb bic 9uhfrass na9
lcrtetsn mar unbebeuteno. 8elo NJ
III rifbrt1en 3insraten sm erIans
cen. Don ben Hanten murben Tor.
lfhen ON eau@ su ~ duspeIiehtu nnD Bss
tdsaffSpcpisrs nurbfn ~ 5ts--6% oisfoHtirt.
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.oi, sdu@ mno ~ 4ts--5% auf Belt.
sssAfu ysas Rss Dsrs
nurbsn au bari swiihtn @anien berfnuit.
Ecnnterrdte bstraet 50r prdmie per $1,000.
Assaia aas ssrsss.
iieiis. osnts fnp bic ioIsenoea GHStirunssu
in bsrihisn
soasva, fast sidt t4.s7A per Q. 80
saa. s,e, 49,. sss s.n,. ssr sar':; :ioo 1as, a
saas eihs. 5i7Is--5so atanes Der 500;
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bc. 81 1aat 1id,t, sitss.
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4.s3s4, auf GLASGOW sn 4.ss nnp aaf gslfaf
su 4.s2s periaufI.
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fsd btuts anf Il, ,62l, $50.
ssiAa.S Ss.sa.sxsss.
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ruhia unh bic preiie fietia. Sine auttslat.
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IN seS 1ssis.
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sdmereieh.-gearft feH. aleelaumsn
SI2. .oo-13 300 ouf bsm Geleiie unb si3.oo--
Ia. 90 Der Ha. psm gtore. 3imotbr $500
$50 auf benz Gsldfe nno s7.0o-7. so Der
Eu. BON stcre. Duhipeieen 9oe auf bem
Geleiie unb 81 10 BON Store.
@oIIe. - Die 3ufubr mar nur mdbia
ano bic greiie ftstis. Die Ha6frase mar eli
ne iicmIid cute.
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s,.s. s.uss .ns xsnsr IL Hrs p.s.

SAB ON eaIi@ ipurbs su 21ls-219% auss
leiiehsn.
prina gdd,dftspapitrs iuarbsn su siz--
~ bissontitt.
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tia unb purseH iuie foiat ouosttt
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~ rsaiitrirtt tise5, l1s-ilss4, eonpsns
lis-il4; s% reaiftriris i0l,s - lo214,
Coupons i0I1S--I0e14, 8aHama Coupons
~ 100 aeb.
Mite - aaIanas mar Der
Nlarti ihpadl uno bic Srsiie nsien amas,
oeosr sdIuk aber frholieu flh oiefelbtn
lpieser ure Die ghlusnciirarsen hanoen IN
ben msiisn adiItn aber esnen BON 5dmnas.
aadiishenos auris purssa Don Der 6ir,aa 6n,
srmin, @aIlman & Co., ao. 2ZS - 2o2
gaaluut Strabe, berittet:
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Gttesss 15. iSe6ruar.

Ntwtstss. Seeses s4.70 - $50,
Terss sitter. ~ .60-5.75. wehliAs 6tters
A.S5-7.00, GtsSers rns ssesers $3.50
800, &xke gns settlers s2. 1850. &&lber
G.75--S.25. warft iansiam uub ihpah.
6Ansi S,-eei4ts S.s5 -s.25, ss
miidts 81. $3.50 i6ssrs s5.9o-s.35,
rsxks 1896 -- g. 10. SerssI $4.30 - $50,
Warft Ianaiem uro itstig.
66GFs aab skMasr.-e&afe: etn
bstMiIAs 50. 15--4.s pekItAs $3.4o-4.6o,
SdSrIinae &4.70-k.5o.
sxwwtr. - ti1ietrtf<s s4.25-e. go,
peNIi6s S4.50-6 So. Marft itstig
sxfnBr. - NtRsstst 5000. GaSetHe
80, 600. GAGfs NKs 1xmaer 10000.
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Metan MART.
v : IL q orf, Ne.

y y y 2 y a~s GKstN~ts
3ian mar ruhia ,u s43.5o--44.50; aupfer
ipiIlia: eatelI1s-l434t. Glectbreihtic 3a las
--l41s une eafnua sa l3zs--lAlsc. SisI
tpar rahia IA s3.s5-4.05; Spelffr rnbta III
81. .40--6.6o. 9lien Dar un9sreasii S0
Sseunern aortbsrn III sl4.75-lb.25. go. z
eo. su $l4.s5--l4.75, no. l Soutbera uno
80. l Scuttern ioft III si4.7t--l5.25.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27

Sealed proposals win be received in
Room iii, City Hall. until Tuesday.
July 2. 1912, at 8 r. NJ. for the follow
ing work;
For laying granolithic .curbs and
cutters In lakewood. River View and
Maury cemeteries. Bids may be made
for work at one or all of said ceme-
teries and must specify "a price. In
Guiding all materials; and (2) price.
including all materials except cement
same to be furnished by the citw
For erecting bridge over stony
Run creek In lakewood cemetery.
For information concerning the work
in either of the cemeteries, apply at
the office of the keeper In the respec-
tive cemeteries.
Proposals must be accompanied by
a certified check for $50. and notice
IL hereby given that successful bidder
will be required 10 furnish bond for
fifty per centum of the amount OF bid
The Committee on Cemeteries re-
serves the right to award contracts for
the whole or any part OF the work
above mentioned, and to reject any
and all proposals offered.
Proposals must be marked on the
outside with name OF the bidder and
kind OF work bid upon, and addressed
to JOHN r. BLILEY.
Chairman Committee on Cemeteries
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
0Gee # esIIeeisf + g
City Hail, Rss1 1o7.
- zsS
Notice to Taxpayers

City Taxes for 1919 are due \
payable June 18th to 3ath, fHG4n1t4N 322
The city ordinances provide that
half may be paid in June and GNu
naming half in December, yuC1
TO pay all or one-balf In Jpne Jn6G
penalty of . per cent on the W'N41
amount, which U due at once. a1A
not paid before SEPTEMBER f9T.
collector Ia required to levy. with c4@&
added ri Ss3
All. MALES I'll years Of are, IA
PERSONS (MALE OR FEMALE1 NiS&
own personal property. or hold poreoMG
property as nduciary, and all pa1tlS~
conducting business In tho city n
Richmond LOT whatever nAtuYe1 TIT
assessed. and will please cali and NAf4
tie so to avoid delinquency. ag@
GRADING PAVING, PIPE AMI
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS may ~
paid at this time,
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPERIX
STOOD on land books on January III
1912 and see that you get all yeur
bills: property transferred FebYuak[g
LIST or, later stands In name OF ownSSI
in 1911.
This is the only notice required u
law: please give II prompt attentsen ~
under the ordinances per cent. ponAlfH
will be added to the whole bill aftoe
June 30th.
Washington Ward taxes etc. must
be paid at the office OF the Deputy.
Collector. Tenth and Hull streets,
HERBERT l.. HULCH
Collector of Taxes. City Of Richmond,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
MAD DOG BITES
N. {. TREV|[[|AN

NJ e. Trevillan. a carpenter OF
Ashland. Is under treatment at the
pasteur institute as the result OF
being attacked yesterday morning by
a mad dog as he alighted from
train,
The dog bit Mr.. Trevillian In the
hand The animal was shot by o.
fieer Krousa, and the head was exam
ined by DR.. Moon, who pronounced
the animal mad.
Nfavor Richardson provided MT
Treviilian with the proper documents
for his entrance into the Pasteur IN
stitute. where he is receiving all pos
sibie care.
Superintendent Cohn has given his
men orders to gather in all the stray
ours they find in the streets and ne
said last night he would be gao 10
have the citizens help him to locate
them.
II is feared that the dog which at
tackled MIR. Trevillian may nave en-
countered other dogs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
BOARO DELAYS
FINAL ACTION
Continued from First Page,

measures that has come up In couh-
ell since / have been member
he said Il have not mad time W
look into the ordinance. not having
had a. copy OF 1t more than twenty
four hours But In that tune / nave
glanced over it casually, ano ehere
ara many small obstacles In the way
of my seeing myself clear 10 Vot7 Loa
its adoption at this time Al the
nroper time I shall offer a few amend
msnts. which | hope will be adopted
.pfyf1t here / want 70 say that
will vote for an ordinance giving 'he
Henrico company what 1t asks, OUT
Ar not think this ordinance 10 the
right one In many places the ian
guage is too vague. and / snail en-
deavor TO have certain amehohi@'''
considered and adopted.
M Don Leavy INTERCEPTED the re-
,,,srk tina, Il was absurd for Me
powers to talk that way, as he 10
ramher Of the street coinmltteet
winch had the ordinance BEFORE /.
ror months. and which was dlscussen
numbers Of times, and for which ne
voted"
"nid You not vote for the ordinance
and did YOU not hear and engage Ia
the discussions many times, ana 10
YOU not think tnat you h"o~
feature and paragraph OF the o'''
nance asked Mr. Don LeaNy
Il was present at many meelhks
~ tna street committee" retorted Mf
Powers, "and fought FOR many
g mandments to the ordinance. Ana
shall continue to fight for them
Thts remark indicated to the oouy
that when the ordinance comes up
For its adoption next Wednesday
night. MIR. Powers will be prepared
70 fight II section by sectloh'
Moore is Ready.
Mr. Moore said that the ordinance
had been discussed for months aaa
tha+ If there was anyone who did nor
,.nau, ,ta nrovisions 1t was his own
rauit. and he hoped that the ordinance
would be taken up at once and scteo
upon, .tal land
halieys every other man here is
rsadv. Postponament VIII nave no
affect upon the vote of any one tnat
can see. Let every one Interested
have his say, and Il necessary we can
sray mere all night. Bat tets ges>Tla
OF the ordinance ,.
pefora the vote was taken on MI
cr,ynav,s motion. Mr.. Gunst offered as
n substitute that all interested pafe'es
he given unlimited time for disc US
sion.
This motion was not CONSIDERED
rar-inant to the original reSolution'
and the president would not CONSIDER
1t. .oso
Then the vote was taken, and those
who wished a postponement won oy
tine narrow margin OF one vote, the
total being II TO 10. The board was
In session only about thirty minutes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
Central state HOSPITAL.

FetersbuFg, va, June 70, IHI1
Sealed proposals for furnishing this
hospital with supplies for the quarter
beginning July 9th. and ending Octo-
Der s, 1912. will be received until .
T. M. July s. 1914
In addition to the usual quarterly
supplies, We request bids for pine
wood. fresh meats and drugs Con-
tracts for these items awarded for
three or twelve months at the disere-
ton OF the Special Board,
ALI supplies delivered at Hospital
Stores, free Of charge, The Special
Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids Lists. specifications, ETC..
rlay be obtained at the hospital or
from y. J. HURT. Steward
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27

Fer Ssie~-LsdTewood Hosting Engine.
double cylinders Tx1n. double drums
boiler and all fittings lust out of
service. VIII sell for s25e p O.
Rox lI72. Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
PIANO TUNING.

Estimates Furnished for Amy Class
Of piano work. Piano Hospital. 10S
East Main. BOpP Il FERGUSON.
Monroe 2Y53.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27

This evening at 8 O'Clock an in
formal sociable will be given in the
Sunday school rooms of the Sacred
Heart Cathedral This will probably
be the last opportunity that the con-
gregation of the church will have !
chance 70 bid farewell to Father
Coleman.
Miss Elsie Cleveland is visiting
Miss Lucille Nichols.
William Daffron has returned homs
after visit to his mother.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27

One Good IAttis Mare, Runabout and
harness to a quick purchaser--S5.
One Depot Carriage For Sale Cheap.
Good as new
Apply 40 East Leigh Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
Office OF city Engineer,
City Hall,
Richmond. Va. June IS. 1911

Richmond. Va. June IS. 1919.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 400 p NJ, Friday.
June rs. 1912. for certain sewers. gran
olithic curhs and cutters, granite ourbs
and cutters. and grading and granite
spall paving OF certain alleys, as per
list on file In this office, where spect-
aeatians can be aean and proposals and
information In regard to same obtain"
ed
A certified check In the sum OF $3.50
must accompany each proposal as a
guarantee Of the execution Of the con-
tract.
The Committee on Streets reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
CHAS. n. BOILING,
City Engineer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
DYEINC AND CLEANING

French Steam and Dry C1eaning-We
will keep your clothes In order for
$3.50 a month. A trial Is all we
ask. EMPIRE CLEANING COM
n. PANY, -sis East Main strsst.
Hhene Monroe 32<7.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27

We Have ON Display for Your In
spectton the PROTEST line of wall
paper in town for the money. See
II for yourself and be convinced
Phone Monroe 1929. r. Il. BRAUER
los North Eighth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
HUSTING COURT
SUSTAINS VERDICT

A Hastings court jury yesterday ar
frmed the decision of Justice Cratoh-
neid In fining J. s. Galeskt $50 on
charge of automobile speeding. Ca
leski was reported by Motorcycle Po-
Iicemen Samuel and Thurman, whicn
was before the edict from headquar-
tiers that speeders should he arrested
under the State law went into effect.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27

wildwood Academy and summer Camp.
-4n-+3~al- camp far the hoyS,-exesa--
lent board: wide sreunds: water and
neid sports: tutoring, II desired. I'M
der com pstcnt tcscaers. Special com.
mercial course. Home influence and
congenial companions HOWARD J.
SMITH Ottens p. O.. N. J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
BOY IS MISSING
FROM HIS HOME
PARENTS BELIEVE HE WAS EN-.
TICED AWAY TO GREENS.
BORO. n. G.

Efforts aSe being made by Wilbur
Harris. OK PIG West Fifteenth street
to locate his fourteen year-old son.
William. who has not been seen by
| his family since shortly after o'clock
Tuesday morning.
Young Harris has been employed
at the Ollen & Ginter Branch of the
American Tobacco company for the
past two weeks and Tuesday morn
ing he left as usual for his work,
When the youngster did OF come
to his supper Tuesday night his fam
II ythought that he had probably
gone to Forest Hill park as he come
times does before coming nome to
supper. They became alarmed when
he did not put in his appearance at
midnight and the police of South
Richmond was notified Of the hoH-a alb
senoe. An investigation was begun
yesterday morning by the police and
II was suspected by them that the boy
had fallen into the hands of band
of Migrants and carried OFT.
This idea was abandoned when the
father Of the boy located Garland
Taylor. a friend Of william. who Is
employed at the same place, and it
was learned that William was last
seen in company with well-dress
ed young man waiting for a freight
train Garland explained that he and
William were coming home from
work and az they were crossing the
Southern Railway tracks they were
accosted hs the young man. who
ask cd them when the next train came
by that place on It's way TO Danville.
The boys told him. and he then
asked them If they did not want to
TO accompany him 10 Greensboro.
Garland says that he then left ana
left williams standing with the
stranger.
When this was learned last night
kilograms were sent 10 to the chier
of police of Danviils and TO the chief
of Greensboro.
The parents of the boy say he had
never given them any trouble or done
ANYTHING to lead them TO believe
that he would run away from home.
They said that he was of a tinid ma
ture and had never shown any sign OF
a rowing disposition
Up TO late last night nothing had
been heard of the missing boy. but
the belief - that he will be located
In either DanvfIYe or Greensboro. ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
PICTURE FRAMING

xHecfaf Prices On Picture rsans1ng Ear
the next 30 days, All work guar
anteed. Special Inducements to
agents and quantity buyers. w. M.
LEIGH, Gil West Main street. Phone
Monroe l7ei-J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
Commissioner Kofner 1Awxy.

Commissioner of Agriculture Kotn-s
er left yesterday morning for Front
Royal, Va. whore he addressed 81
gathering Of State farmers Yesterday
afternoon. He is expected back to-
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
DEATH

cox--pied at Riggs senatorium.
cox, June rs. 1919. He 10 survived
by q wife and infant child. a sister.
Mrs. n. r, Minor. JE. and two
brothers Jas n. Cox and r. D. Cox.
Funeral arrangements win be an-
nouncsd later
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
DR. W. II. McIIAlr.

,Specia, 10 The Richmond Virginian.
EMPORIA. VA, June 26.--Dr. w.
r. McHair, the oidest physician here,
died last night aged 7s years. after
suffering for some time with throat
trouble. He came here q number OF
years ago from North Carolina. He
was .. successful physician. He was
highly esteemed BY all who knew him,
and was . gentleman In every sense
OF the word. He Is survived by his
wife and one son, DR.. r. r. McHair,
q prominent physician Of this town.
The body will be taken TO North Car
oiina where 1t will DO inferred tomor-
row
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
". eAssA

their annual excursion should be run
to Virginia Beach on Jue gath.
The train will leave the Byrd-Street
static at 7:45 A. NJ. and South Rich
mond station at 8 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27

George Washington Mann, white,
was arrested yesterday on "a charge OF
being drunk and liable to care for
himself
Thomas Grimes, white man, was
also arrested on charge of being
drunk and unable to be out alone.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
RICHMOND AND CFRoAPKAKR nAy
RAILWAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF EIECrRIC TRAINS
HRHRfstfIVR NAY n lAl1 -.

EFFECTIVE May ~, 1917.
Leave Richmond. LAuel ard Brood seeee
t's;es 4: u .7;lo A, NJ hsIo A. ~ A.
Tie nP., n. slo p. y H:io
io.io p. y, has r. N. 49,. NJ
Nj. 1000 4. NJ, sSii 90 4. NJ, si300 ~, A3j
p NJ. 100 7. H.. 400 r n. $40 {.
p. ", 800 p. NJ, 90 p. NJ. 500 ,. ~ r.
p. H., HOO r. NJ. aS
sDstly, excspt Sunday. III sgS
ssSundsy only. s|
bCayries baanaRs 80 Szsz55ds4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
BOARDERS WANTED
WANTED

We Will sell ut public suction. e,-tir--
highest bidder. unless otherwise dis
posed of, at our Freight Warehouse.
corner Seventeenth and Marshall SITS.
Richmond. Va,
THURSDAY. JUNE n. 1912.
Commencing at 1000 A M.
Various lots OF dry goods. clothing,
rugs. druggets, furniture, hardware
and miscellaneous articles of every
description.
The public are requested to attend,
Elevated seats provided for ladies and
special accommodation will bs afforded
out Of town buyers for chipping goods
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company
General Claim Aren't
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
SUMMER RESORTS

reA,y Ranch, Peaat Pleasant, New Jer-
ssy. Special Help School for Boys"
who are not. for any reason, making
successful progress in the ordinary
. schools Summer Camp opens April
"a, Terms moderate. Send for book
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
py. Edwards Accepts Call.

Rev. Decatur Edwards, D. d. last
night made it known to the congre-
CATION of Clopton-Street Baptist
church through a letter that he would
accept their call TO fill the pulpit
made vacant by the resignation of
the late pastor, Rev. n L. Lofiin
Mr.. Loflin resigned some weeks ago
TO engage In other business.
Immediately following the resigna-
ton of Mr.. Loflin a call was sent to
DIR. Edwards, who was filing pas
torate IN Fredericksburg where ne
has been for twenty years
DR.. Edwards is a native OF the
Southside and previous TO his accept
ing the call to Fredericksburg he was
pastor for a number of years of the
Clopton-Street Baptist church.
DR., Edwards Will not become the
permanent pastor of the church until
September ist but will deliver the
sermon every Sunday at Clopton-
Street church
The congregation is much pleased
at the thoukht OF getting DR.. Ed
wards back with them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
To Be Commissioned IaeutemanA

To Be Commissioned LeutcmAnA-
Charles A. Chapman has success
fully passed the examination ana wtIls
be commissioned a lieutenant *
Company b. First Regiment. VirgfniA
Volunteers as soon AS the governors
signature can be attached to his COM
mission