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The Calumet news., 1912-12-10
HIGH SCHOOL DANCE FRIDAY.

The senior class Of the Houghton
high school will give dance next Fri
day evening i'm the Masonic hall. This
will be the first high school dance of
the year to he given by high school
class. The music will he provided by
the Klingkammer's orchestra
The Calumet news., 1912-12-10
A. 0. n. AUXILIARY ELECTS.
Officers Chosen BY Hancock Lodge at
Meeting Held Sunday.

The ladies' auxiliary TO the A, O.
II. held their annual election OF Of
fcers sunday The following were
selected.
President--MrS. Harriet Stack.
Vice president-Mrs. Johanna Com
way.
Recording secretary Miss Anna
kennedy
Financial secretary-M Kate Nc
Auley.
Treasurer May Lowney.
Sergeant at Arms-Miss Nellie sui
liyan
Sentinel-Nrs. Anna Keough.
The Calumet news., 1912-12-10
Houghton Department

Puette Knights Of Columbus. the Cal
umet and Ishpeming Y. NJ. c. A. teams,
and with the Calumet Engineers The
college team is a strong one that will
make any team hustle To beat 1t and
should be big factor in picking the
upper peninsula champions.
The Calumet news., 1912-12-10
The Duchess of connau sht's Story.

We were once staying with the Aber.
corns. relates Lord Rossmore In
Things | Can Tell" when the Duke
and Duchess OF Connaught honored
them with a visit. and my hostess said
to me. NOW | count on you TO amuse
the duchess after dinner" Lord Ross
more told her many stories Then tho
The Calumet news., 1912-12-10

Levin Jewelry CO.'S u off grand re-
moval sale. Big saving To everybody.
Bargains in everything Come early
and select what You want We win
lay IL aside for later delivery.
Advertisement tr
The Calumet news., 1912-12-10

south Carolina now furnishes a guide
pook TO auto tourists wishing to travel
In that state.
The Calumet news., 1912-12-10

advertisements
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09
MEHERRIN

Especial 10 The Richmond virginias
MEHERRIN. VA. Sept S. Mrs.
B. r. Wiltshire, Of Richmond. and
her daughter. Mrs H. Fl. Summer
man. of keedysyilie. Md. are here
on a visit.
Mrs. Julian Price and children. or
Greensboro, n. G. are visiting Mrs
Nj. q. Price.
Miss Mamie Mae Davis is VISITING
her brothers In South Boston.
Mrs. w. r.. Cunningham is snend.
Ing several weeks with her mother
Airs. Luck. at Gfezet, Va.
Miss Annie Garner, OF Chase ci,v
Va, passed through town yestera..a,-
on her way home from visit 70
relatives in Roanoke
miss Lotffe HALEY has lust retnrn-
ed from visit to her sister. Mrs
George Garrett, at Victoria.
DIR. Eugene Luck, of the .rohna
ston- Willis saaiturium. and Dr. WI
liam VIM. of the Memorial hosntta,
spent several hours mi,A Afrfer,ris ~ X.
town yesterday. -
Mr. William T, Bloxom. of Aeco.
mac, Is visiting his son. Rev. NJ W.
sioxofn, VI BFucevilic.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

spending this month at their cottage
at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Richard Darlington, who has
been travelling in Europe with Mr.. IL
Granger Gather, of Baltimore, will
arrive in New York this week.
Miss Nina Cans is visiting relatives
in Washington
Mrs o. T. Gillian is visiting Mrs,
J. C. Green in Baltimore.
Mrs. Sadie Lamb. Miss Agnes
Brockenbrough and MIR. James Chris
tan Lamb have returned from Belle
Vile" Richmond county, where they
spent the summer,
Miss Amy Watts. of Portsmouth. is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Hugh
StockdellS
Mr.. Stanley O. Blanton and Mr..
Fisher are guests of Mrs. John Tack
EFT in Alexandria,
Mr.. Dudley Bowe is visiting his SIS
ter. Mrs J. T. Penn. in Martinsyille.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

ten. their country place in the Green
Spring Valley. Md, early this week
and will start on a motor trip through
The Valley of Virginia. Later Miss
tiaxati witt visit Mr. and Mrs. Grier
Hersh at their beautiful home at
York. Pa, who will entertain at a
house party in her honor.
Miss Mitchell HonaFed.
N iss Belinda Mitchell has been APP
pointed, by the Virginia division Of
the Sons Of Confederate Veterans of
the Sixth congressional district, AS
sponsor to the reunion to be held at
Pulaski. September 25th to 27th She
will be chaperoned by Mrs. NJ. ii.
Hairston. OF Roanoke.
Visiting in Virginia.
Ar- and Mrs. Robert @ Turner.
whose marriage was celebrated in
Louisville. Ky. several weeks ago.
are spending some time with relatives
IN Virginia They spent several days
last week with the formers brother,
Mr.. John Turner. and are now visit
ing his parents, Mir. and Mrs. X. o.
Turner In Goochland county, before
going to their home in Arcadia, Fla.
where the groom. who formerly lived
in Richmond, is prominently asso-
ciated with the National bank
Interesting Engagements.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles l.. Applegarth.
of Baltimore. have announced the
eHga cement of their daughter, Miss
Bess Egerton Appfegarth. to Mr..
George Raney Debnam. son of Mr..
Thomas H. pehnam. of Suffolk, Va.
The wedding will take place in the
fall. Mr.. Debnam is a member of
the Baltimore Country club and the
North Carolina society.
MIR. and Mrs. :. Charles -Haadsford
Shields of I4auislill ~kg-,-haIa- aa.-
nounced the engagement of their
DIR etts liter III fss margaret johnston
to MIR. Robert Harvey White,
OF Roanoke, Va. The wedding Will
take place in the early autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il, Akers, of
Emory. Va. have announced the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Mary
Eliza beth tn-Henrp -cFewg~y.- of
Wytheville, Va. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the brides
parents ON Wednesday. September
4th Dr. G. G. Weaver, president OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

is quite III. -==.-
An enjoyable house party has .sust
ended at the home of the Misses oci-
lows They had as their guests
Misses Mary Miller of Luxembourg.
Margie Macon of Louisburg, N. q"
and Mary Bellows OF New York. VIII
Lowe of Norfolk, and Gus thT1sto-
,her of Reedylll1
Revs. J. d. MeAilst a.. W \ Coop.
or and Captain s. E. Todd We're
vuasts at the home of Captain ] F.
Bellows last week.
Miss Florence Biddlecomb OF Reed
VILE is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ". y.
Cornelius, at Oeran.
Mrs. NJ. l. Squires and granddaugn-
ter, Myrtle of 0efan, returned Mon
day. after a months visit to.reiat1ves
in Good Ground, n. Y.
Miss Ola Humphreys Of Ocran Is
visiting friends in Richmond.
Ernest r. Daniel, wife and two
children. OF washington are visiting
the lady's parents at Irvington.
Mrs. Clinton Lee Banks OF Balti-
more gave violin recital in the lr-
yington opera house Saturday even
ing for the benefit of the new Rap
list parsonage that Is now being
built Mrs. Banks is considered one
OF the most talented violin perform
ers in the South She will be assist
ed by local talent. consisting OF Mrs,
Irving r. Messick. Misses Lee and
Long and Messrs. -rEnest III. Daniel
Of Washington and Walter Haisllp OF
Saluda
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09
CHURCH HILL NEWS

Bank, On 'phon>d o Madton 1855.

The home of MIR. and Mrs. C., +,
Stienmann was the scene Friday
evening OF delightful watermelon
feast. given in honor of their daush-
ter. Miss Pauline Stienmann. Games
and music were enjoyed until Il late
hour. when refreshments were served.
Miss Stefnman proved herself a
charming hoste IS.
There will be lawn parry given
at 1907 East Broad street Tuesday
evening for the benert Of tire puiiti-
ing fund of ST. James church
Lee Cook w. G. T. Z, will hold AN
important meeting Tuesday evening
in the home Of Miss Julia Kelly on
East. Marshall street. Plans for the
State convention will be discussed.
and large attendance is Urged.
Messrs. Waverly JTtiey, Edward
McGchee and Leslie Carter ia4rvc-re~
turned from delightful STAY at
Ocean View.
Mrs. Julia Gay and son, .tseo.sA,
and Miss Hevtie~ Biekers have returw4
ed from d visit to relatives in Thur
man, w. "a.
win Parrish. Jr., Carlton ard Rob
ert Parrish have returned from a
pleasant summer outing on the coast
of Maine -
Miss Elyria Atkinson. of 24oo East
Broad, has returned from n trap 10
Jacksonville, Fiji -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ga crge Waiford and
Hiss Alice WTtfUrd. or Chiiasb,5rIzo
Park, arc srene ini some tim. st At
lantic City
Miss Jessie Oliver. OF East Broad
street ans Miss Hazel Pearman. OF
North Thirty second street. are
spending some ti,1e In ChariottcaAI,ic
VI.
Mrs. Fred Talmage aud son.
Thomas 20 Witt, who have been
spending several weeks with ihe far
n,er's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. w.
Grassalu. have returned 10 their
home r. Norfolk
Miss nary Williams. of Norfolk.
vtxo has hsen the guest Of Miss Eath
Rates. of CT. 'ynhorazo Park. has re-
turned II ner home.
Mr.. Liston Smith. who was recently
injured by an automobile. Is improv-
ing at the Virginia hospital Misses
Ethel and Bessie smith were called
home from Roanoke, where they were
visiting.
John r. Hawkins. Jr., Of DanviIie,
Va. arrived In the city Sunday to visit
relatives on East Grace street.
Mrs. D. NJ Simmons and little son.
Willard, OF Petersburg, are visiting
relatives on East Broad street
Owing to the absence from the
city OF 90 many members the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09
JULY BETTER MONTH
FOR THE RAILROADS

Inc month OF July. If the report
.. tne comptroller of the Norfolk ana
western railroad Is to be taken al 1
criterion, was a more prosperous Be-
Rod for the railroads than it's pre-
decessor. Most of the railroads oper-
ated at a loss In June. but July shows
up better. The net income OF the
Norfolk and Western for July war
'SsS0.s39.5l. an increase on ssS Der
cent over the month Of June. Oper-
ating expenses. according to the \.
port. decreased 16 per cent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

Emory and Henry college, officiating.
Announcement is made of the we'd
ding OF DR. William l.. kennon, pro-
fessor OF physics at the University
of Mississippi. to Miss Emma Sykes.
OF Portsmouth. the wedding to be
next Thursday, The wedding will
take place at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Charles y. Poultney, in
Park View, Portsmouth.
At Virginia Beach.
Among those recently registered at
lne Arlington are; DR.. and Mrs. Il.
Giuech, Washington. u. G.; Mr.. and
Mrs. =. j. Nortieet Waverly. Va. +;
Mrs J. l.. Taylor. Norfolk. Va; Mrs.
l. ID. Wonnell, Jackson. Tenn: Mr..
and Mrs,-o, b. Ricfiartis New YORK.
Miss Ruth Helen and Mr.. o. Rich
hrdson. New York. Miss p. Cohen.
Springfield, Mo; b. s. womb1e. Win
ston -Saiem, n. G., Mrs. X. o. Ed
wards, Norfolk. Va; Miss Mamie q
roper petersburg, Va; Mr.. and Mrs,
" A. Bflscoe, Baltimore Nd; C.
~ r.. Lyon Snort iifrls, ". j.. r. G..
" Williams and wife. Washington -
.; T. Nj. llundley, Richmond Va .
Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Grant. Baltimore.
MI and Mrs Isaac Hecht, Baltimore
w j. Moore and e. NJ. Reed. Ralti.
More. Nd; Stanley Homer, Washing
ron. - Y. Mr.. Frank It. Wenner an,,
~. NJ. Johnson, Washington d o.
Mr., and Mrs q. Servis. baltimore
Md. Thomas w Page, UNIVERSITY az
Virginia; G. c. Fair and wife. Balti-
more, Md. Miss Mabel r. False
Richmond, Va: r. s. Holloway and
~ Il. Witten, Washington. D. c.
Smith--ButIer.
MAltilNSNlLLE. VA, Sent.
n lss -. butier, Older daughter of Mrs
1ahell- Stnttt.Land- nna-ef thu moYt
popular ana attractive girls in the
younger society set in Southwest Viz
ginia. was quietly married a. +,
o'clock Thursday morning at ~
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. c Smith
on Church street MartinsvilIe, Va. "a
Mr.. Thofnas- PineRHey- hf core q
prominent young business man ~
Charlotte. \, c. The ceremony wa.
performed by Rev. Harris MaIlInck-
rodt. Of Charlotte. assisted nv Rev
A. w. Arson. of Christ church Mar
tinsvi'le. Va.
Miss Jnstina Fountaine presided a,
the piano. rendering Lohengrin's
wedding march az the bridal party
entered the parior. During the cere-
'i"HN aif' ben1am min +. Grayefy play.
ed on tho vIofn. Schubert's serenada
just preceding the entry or tho
bridal party Miss Matte Hundlye
sang Il Love You Truly
The bride wore a travelling spit
or bine chiffon broadeloth and car
RED shower bouquet of Bride
Roses She was given away by her
mother, Mrs. Cabeii Smith. Miss Mary
cabell smith. OF MartinsvIlle. sister
Of the bride, was maid OF honor. and
Mr.. Arthur Black, Of Charlotte. best
man.
Among the guests from a distance
at the wedding were. Miss Minnie
Moore and Miss Lydie Nash Mr. and
Mrs Y. T. Wade, DIR. and Mrs. N. r
Greer. of Rocky, Mt; Miss Mary
cabe1f Wooding, or Danvilie. and
others.
Personals
Mrs. A.. -. Gray and son. Master
John Springer Gray. are visiting Mrs
Gray's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carr Springer. In Wilmington, n. G.
Mrs. Minitree Fplkes In visiting her
mother. Mrs Wiley. in blackstone.
Miss Isabelle Carter and Miss Emma
Gray White are spending this month
at the Virginia Hot Springs.
II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09
Times Dispatch Editorial, August LIST.
ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD PLATFORMS.

The choice the Administrative Board
OF sentiment personal friendship pledges of
support OF along other lines small ward politics
Ii grave and complicated experiment 1t must be settled
The selection be made facts and
not upon personal preference pasanship, private 1t
Big economical expenditure
the best results for 10000 people
Of gtfIrIsury. fhc five who
promise the municipal life of
prosperity growth and happiness OF the entire
community those who should entrusted h task that 7H
demand initiative and
Many aspirans realize this necessity In
speeches published by themselves and by their
friends they definite promise ahdt they intend do
Richmond that they what help
Richmond give But Richmond seeking help
anybody. Richmond seeking help itself The uoters desire
and uhat they propose do.
Mere auobographes guides for intelligent voting The
and that
ability manifested in unmakabe dteis Moyeove it desires
capacity big duties ceay-e
outline Platform their ambitions Richmond and ha specific
reforms and Improvements hey propose make.
For this reason commend of
platform recently published IT excellent
model astndes duty eH done and
his that occupation III generalization bm
f fact Whether with its aims another question
But these simple fashion, and the sound
base choosing II only and methods
BY the the ho rou light the fitness of The
70, this high place
The following OF the pank of this real platform
peensve plan for better parks and for the beterment of
these utilities by permanent wdistbuted Improvements the
economical coordination of all departments
liberal elementary school facilities well equipped and
directed Fairgrounds; improved living conditions for the
populations public library auditorium These practical
They indicate proper conception Of municipal affairs and
Judged similar platforms
eotcr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

OOClety

Mrs, James y. Carnea1 and Miss
Nell Carneai have returned from the
Greenbrier White sulphur Springs.
where they have been spending sew
eral weeks. Miss Garneai was enter
tanned at number OF lovely affairs
while at the White. and was among
4ats.-sssssHs It he...t ,s@ss N dinner"
given by Mr. Jack I.ery. Of New
yark. Mrs Carneal and her daugh-
ter are at their country home on the
Broad street road for some time be-
fore opening their house in town for
the winter.
Wedding Date Set.
saturday. october 2sth. has been
SET AS the date for the marriage Of
Miss Mary Graham Bowdoin. dangh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry j, Bow
doin. to MIR Howard Bruce. formerly
of Richmond. now of Baltimore. The
ceremony will take place at Grace
Protestant Episcopal church, Elk
: ridge. Ma. ara will be followed by
q reception at Rockburn. the home
OF the brides parents Mr.. Bruce Is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G.
Bruce, OF this city,
Attractive Parties.
Mrs. Turner Mcf1owett Was hostess
last week at a card party at her home
In Fjncastle. Va. in honor Of her sig
ter. Mrs C.X--4 GOODWIN of Spartan--
burg. s. e. Mrs j e, Easley of
fsirhTuund and Mrs. 1dTftan BrecKfn-
ridge of DonaldsonTiile. La. Bridge
and 900" were played seven tables.
Mrs. T.. Nj. Hannah won the prize.
while attractive prizes were given TO
each Of the honor guests
Misses Mary ard Man Goodwin. who
freanentlr- Aziait- in--R Richmond - A.
guests Of Miss Helen Stevens gave
one af The prettiest garden parties Of
the Summer recently at Goodwin cot
tage," the home of their parents. DR.
aud Mrs. J. r. Goodwin. Refresh
n1ents were served at small tables on
the lawn. baskets Of asters being used
IN decoration Miss Ruth Lunsford
and Mr. James Mcdowell wen the
prizes In an interesting game Of
duoits. Miss Frances Claiborne served
punch in the summer house. and
victrola music added much to the
pleasure Of the afternoon
Assist in Receiving
Mrs. w. W. Boxley Was hostess sat
ur1ay afternoon at the weekly re-
reption at the Roanoke Country club.
Rhs MAS assisted In receiving Ivy Mrs.
! ~. Hobbfe. MIS- Peasants. Of
ftiehiaond Miss Margaret Waddey,
OF Richmond. and Miss Mary Penn.
Go Ia Detroit.
Ersign Williams Carter Wickham,
n ! ~, and Mrs, Wiekham, who
spent August al White Sulphur
Springs and Atlantic City. have gone
10 Detroit. where Ensign Wickham
has been /. ordered fer service. Mrs.
Wiekhan Is remembered In Rich
mnnd. whore she visited Miss Emma
Gray White. on several occasions as
Mics CredeIIa Miller. OF Baltimore.
Invitations Issued.
Major and AIRS. Thomas L. Taylor
have issued invitations for the mar
F5axe ok their daughter. Vera to DIR.
tem buck Dickens. the wedding
Will BE- celebrated On Saturday even
4s.s September a3st. at s O'Clock at
Sinfpch ruipeper Va
a gDtDr IN Virginia.
slF. and Mrs u. TrtpIett Haxsis
~ ~ anss HaxAJl wth leave viii
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09
The Minds Office Boys
selected by EDWIN MARKHAM.

William Walker Atkinson. in a
Train and Use It. proves that a good
memory ia not necessarily born with
us; but may be achieved by proper
effort, These sprightly paragraphs
are suggestive:
/ The sub-conscious region OF the
mind-this memory region--may be
thought of as Il great rcc~-d file, with
an Intricate system OF indexes and
office boys, whose business 1t La TO file
away the records, and to index them
and to find them when needed The
records record only when We have i'm
pressed upon them by the attention,
the degree of depth and clearness. de-
pending entirely upon the degree of
attention which we bestowed upon the
original impression. We can never
expect 10 haze the office f,ey-y.- ar III a
memory bring up anything that they
nave not beep given to fill. away Tha
'ldeSlng and cross references, are x,fn-
paea by the association existing he.
tween the various Impressions. The
more cross references or ASSOCIATIONS
that are connected With an idaa
uaougnt or impression that is fited
e s IN the memory. the greater the
wanted. a"iiS Wheh
-, : !. ah ' little Office boys of thu
lot ~ ,,.., ar INDUSTRIOUS and willing
,na,,e-y ..l.,e cHa Isi--but- lik1-al bows
.hes 90 their best work uhe, -.
IN practice. idleness ana Iaci 80 MP
case cause them to beoor,r ~,
ana careless and forgetful y, ia ~
ItsoFas under their charge ,...is
esh exercise and work soon tat
~. ~ eopWeDs out Of their brains .,T,,
IT, pr'hs eagerly to their fasrs
nave tendency to rememhas
y. .l.. .her own part; and whsr x -.
.a.l record is called for oftar NJ
49," accustomed to It's place ana w
at all. 20 the Indexes
6at their trouble comes tr
Almost illegible records n. a'n,
~ poor attention-the thev u So
saalceIy decipher when thew a. s aah
80 - III I'M ding Them, often boaa,.nn
go, tney have told you thar ill.,,
,s y.' IN, nor md thing. and Won bavs
ill.,, piace IN disgust, thew vii, cnr
ward al, search and hours after.
va, +,a surprlse You by handing
which ,han idea, or impression
when they had found careiass,,. W
o7asa or improperly. filed awav :"
iou VIII be helped II vnn ,,..,
carry IN your mind tnes. ,ittia ossa ~,
poss or the memory record Ale 49,,
the. nard work they have IL DE- 81.
you. much Of which Is made ,IonhI, ~.
puruensome by your own neglect ana
carelessness Treat these little SaI-
lows right and they will work ovsr.
lime Tor you. willingly and joyfnilv
'hsRa, they need your assistance and
encouragement. and an occasiona,
word OF praise and communication.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09
TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.

solicit your vote and influence in the primary a
Der of the Administrative Board
have been identified with the business interests of the
City Is years; have served member OF the Board
Of Aldermen for IA years firing President August
31st.
intend to devote my best talents the service of the
city If elected and to prosecute every endeavor which
will make for the Improvement of city and her people
Respectfully yours,
ROBERT WHITTET, JR.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

St James church viii not meet until
Tuesday. the 18th. at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. Willie Goode. who Ii connected
with the American Tobacco company
Of New York, has returned 10 that
city. after a two weeks. visit TO his
parents. Mr. and Airs. John w. G0oda.
Miss Martha Goode. of North
Twenty-sixth street Is visiting rela-
tives in Hanover county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09
edser=Dspatch, Of Norfolk Editorial August 18th.
GOOD PLATFORM.

ss OOOD NJ.
President Robert Whittet of the Richmond Board Of
Aldermen, candidate for the Administrative Board
which that city will soon elect He thus forth what he
will do for the good Of Richmond if chosen:
j shall stand for permanent improvements with low
cost OF maintenance, and shall avoid temporary work
makeshifts.
" shall stand for comprehensive plan including present
and future needs for the wonderful development
that in both in the old part Of the city and
environments
shall stand for the coordination OF all of the depart
of this city which will be in with the past
experience of those departments. which under the old form
of government could not well have been avoided.
shall stand for liberal policy OF annexaon based upon
the financial involved with the single purpose keep
ing pace in advance of the future rapid development the
city; and to open with the city improvements nearby
territory which be occupied by homes of moderate value
II shall stand for what believe to be pressing social and
health problem that is for the immediate consideration
the bettement of whole people in development OF
section of the where coored population improve
their environments
Il shall stand for the liberal support Fairgrounds and
recreation points for the children which need becoming
pressing our city grows
Il shall stand for centrally located auditorium and
library; and connection with the library propose de-
velop chidrens section of proper books in sufficient
numbers circulate into all OF the homes under proper and
reasonable regulations.
Il shall stand for the cooperation of the city III building
servceabe roads in all directions, thereby making pos
sble for the Development of small truck farms and suburban
population knowing that the city will be both
in the manner and cost OF living.
Il shall stand for the development of public Wharfage,
and the location of manufacturing both sides of the
river in the eastern section OF the city
This most admirable platform. There many
planks which could well be used the upbuldng
Norfolk
The attention Of the incoming Mayor and Council is
invited them. Especially important Norfolk Is the
last which is doube-barreled, speak Norfolk
must have public docks in time for the opening of the
Panama Canal.
She should have factories OF many kinds and will have
them when favorable freight can be secured.
Mr. Whittets platform indicates that he would make a
most excellent member of Richmonds new board
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

MIR. Whttet opposed the Traction Company running
their the Passenger and Power tracks Main
and openly stated his be that such
would result in a consolidation of the companies
His prediction confirmed within few months
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09
MR. WHITTET'S PLATFORM ENDORSED BY TWO
LEADING VIRGINIA PAPERS.

The Times Dispatch editorial of August LIST COM
mendation OF Mr. Whttets interview which appeared i'll
the News Leader Of the preceding day.
The Ledger Dispatch Of Norfolk, their editorial
endorsement of MIR. Whites platform outlined before
the Business Mems Club of Richmond