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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-03

few words before he begun his SER
mon he stated to his congregation
what had occurred.
A special detail of police was assign
ed to guard the church during the
services at night Smith came to
Muskogee about three months ago. He
formerly was pastor at Albion, Iowa.
He is a young man and is very frail.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-03
Troops BayOnet Strikers.

BRISBANE, Australia, Feb g. =
Troops with bayonets charged a great
procession of strikers today. Many
strikers were wounded.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-03

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The evening world., 1912-05-10
Summer Under
wear and Socks

W0men's cotton vcets. lec. 4
for 2se-"seconds" ofla]<co usiitv.
Women's cotton vssts, In soCS.
ier and extra sisss. ia}fc. "ssconds.
Of 2Sc quality.
Women's llsls vests st Az.
These arc the first qualasy an6
Women's low neck combine.
ton suits. 2Sc foe REGULAR ~.
SOC fnr cztra slsss, oehsss vtth ~
neck. shost sissyo end anA1elonrtA'
500, Instead q q,
Msn's slssveleaa ahirto ana
knse drawses Al Aainsook, aSc -.
Msn's Opea.moh ooVtnn
shirts and long drawssp, Sse. ) ~.
el--mads to ssi1 fhr 500,
Men's nainsook c0atshlrtos ,d
knco drawcrs a. soU balhrlcnan
shirts and long dravsss, $50 sacA.
Mems Socks, lSc
Originally Sold With
Three Months Guaran.
tee at Three Pair
for 81
Full tashionsd ootSeu seclnl
In tan, navy blue, gfay. hGrsr,S%
and (Feenj With haGh 9plloodSesis
double eoles md eatsS Ve11Gos1
toes, really god 40 oooln. -
subway f1eor. Old 0an6as.
The evening world., 1912-05-10
ExPl Osl0M BURNS FOUR,
DRIVES OUT rs FAMILIES,
IN EAST SIDE Tenement.
Painter Seriously Injured When
Candle Fails Into TurpeuHne;
Child Runs Through Flames.

-Four persons In . six-story, tene-
msnt-houss ~ No % Tuitoa street
were burned. one Of thsm. Tivsl 1Aa.
bsr. eighteen ysais OLD. . painter. SER
sousiy. BY an explosion and hrs early
to-day. Tsvbsr Il In oouvsrnous Hos
ritaL. busnsd ab nj. the head. fass and
body. The othsrs injured ass samuel
0oidstein. . painter; Anna Jaw1ch.
sevsu pears cid. and Lss DavioA, ferty.
ave. her father. o.. oirdansky Attend
"a them ill.
Tsubsr ana 0elAstsin were painting
on the second noor when . lighted can.
die fell into some t~urpsntipa The
explosion caught Taubsr. and doldstsin
was burned pnliinK him away. Twsn-
ty.nve families In the house rushed
peil nell for the street. roof ana aPs-
escapes. The Javiches had 10 run the
gauntlet Of the flames. and the child
fsli over rauber's body. The ore COM
INUNDATED TO her clothes. Her father
vas injured while resouing her.
Police reserves had to be called TO
subduc the excitement In the nsighbor-
heoA. The IRE loss was trtning.
The evening world., 1912-05-10
Good tor Camp rs Well as N,ichen

Stewart Edward white. the noted
novelist. In his recent book, The
Mountains" gives some advice on
page Isl which VIII interest every
housewife. He writes:
Even II you do not intend TO wash
dishes. bring along some Cold Dust.
II ts much simpler IN getting at odd
corners Of obstinate kettles than n
soap. All YOU have Ia do IL to boil
sops OF II In that kettle and the
utansil II tanned at once"
Most housewives know already the
value OF Gold Dust for washing
dishes and cleansing pots and pans.
:Ss. " fsss Tor all aeussaelr s'saa-
The evening world., 1912-05-10
MEXICAN REBELS
MEET REPULSE As
BIC BATTLE OPENS
Orozco's Advance Guard Is
Driven Back In Sharp Skin
mish-15,Oo0N Near Clash.

m. PAsO, Tex. ofay in-Ths Mexican
federal amy has rspuised the rebel Cd
vance guard Of 0sa. orosco end sharp
skirm1shss are now IN progress Pc
fmlnary - vast y sxpsotsd 70 30 the
mese DECISIVE oAsNs Of ths rsvolution.
Nsaray MOO men ass engaged on both
500. ana the sbjsotivs point Of the
rsbsls 10 Tersson. ne railroad sstsway
Of northern Nsxioe.
n Q sstagsuOA onase ~1mprov4ssd IN Q
Ao1oar On Q deeert MY 01ass north Of
Vprreon, 0ea- vyoeoNano lnssrta, Com
mAndsr q IT, Federal army Of Northsrn
Nsx4oo, ~tsewnrdsd the nswS around .
Glrcuit q \ ayoop mAo..
'Ysstse1a1. 1hursdaV. On Rabago
sompased1y routGd a.oo ssbsls at Xafae
Sosa ana HaAuaiuo. 6oth nsar Torreon."
ia osu. 11usNnA. "TAs rebels toUe
nnsty - and snanv wounded. while
- ioss No. ssvsn deed and . few
:on wsa..sssy. ~ hsssa sn.s . DE-
0o1kmGu4 e LOO rsbss was advancing
q o. ad ~ uCgani1ed . column
M1ecA Wue ~ rahrosA under osn.
NuAaO. 70 0ue or reeyoaR We Usnt
OoVoand voiunessr and regular ssvalry
from Ne foPeD q vUa.
s1hsy sFytvsd anout 9 oAuSook Thurs.
~ musg1uG osu. feabe9o advanced
and hanhod the rsbsAs. He had With
I'm aranBsry end mnnllns guns. Ths
nsht lasted tx hours. We completely
SootsA stAs enemy. Our tosses wss0
ssvsA hlsd and two wounded"
IAN ANTONIO. Tex.-o. Garsbaidl.
$1,000 a.. DS~M~> A-
The evening world., 1912-05-10
FIRE GIVES COP WILD RIDE.
Bst Dash tO Tasn In Alarm Fails
10 save Psnaeld Home,

Although . mounted policeman of the
Wakefield station did a Paul Revere
ride TO an alarm post when he saw No,
$50 East Two Hundred and Forty-seeond
street anrs shortly after 8 O'Clock thi,
morning. the building was practically
destroyed before the engines could gel
to work. Battalion chIef Gray. who ar,
rived In his buggy before any of the
fra apparatus. sent ia a second alarm
At that time half the house was IN
emhers,
No one was At home, The house be
longed- 10 former Judge William II
Penfield. Tho damage was estimated a
IS. 900.
Former judge Penfeld 10 In Alban,
and during her husbands arsnre. Ms
Penfleld In staying at the Hotel Martha
washington.
The evening world., 1912-05-10
MAN SHOT FROM SIGHT.
0isSs' Screams DreusAt aslp q
vssesu ~ re Bettem.

vistsa ~ re bottom.
Girls pasi,ng in front Of No. ~
Church greet at 8 O'Clock this morning
aw . man suddenly disappear through
the opening Of q sidewalk slsvator.
heard q crash and then the sound Of
groans. Tue rrh shrasksd and Mounted
poiBcsmAn Nee. not knowing how many
had bean hurt sent In . cau to Hudson
Street Hospital for an ambulance and
two Doctors.
when pootoys Garrett and shiesds
ooms and lowered themselves into the
sub-bsssmeat. th&rty-ive feet below the
sidewalk level. they found August
1Gsysrs 0fNo. 0e'Hart street. Brooklyn.
lying ~ the BOTTOM OF the shaft. His
stGh1 hip. Nlagh and knee we're broken.
wAsn they took Myers. who 10 assist.
81 engineer OF the building. to the hos
Ptsl h said that the sidewalk elevator
~ dropped jurt as he stepped on It
Nt the street level. Meyers. though
ssrtousey hurt. Will recover.
The evening world., 1912-05-10
BRAVE NEGRO FIREMAN.
psssges Fran LeeomsttSs "a
saves waite Child. -

JEFFERSON. La. May io.-"soap''
Lockstt. . negro fireman on tho 0eor.
80 Midland Railroad plunged headers,
from the pilot beam Of . moving train
neaf herr Yesterday and saved tho life
q white baby girl.
ne ehasd. VINO y uwo years and q half
80. dsuShtsr Of John Potter Of this
plaza was sesn on the railroad track
~ Gnotneer Adair. Lookstt. compre-
hendfng that the engine could not be
etopoed n ttmA. dashed aleaS the run.
ning!ooayd. Owed from the beam and
,IS"sa e : s''sk ~ sps ssi'A y
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-10-09
Shawls

We are showing good assortment
of shawls in both light and heavy
weights.
Single Shawls $1.50 to $3.50 each.
Double Shawls $l.5O to $3.50 each.
Breakfast Slawls soc to $l.25 each.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-10-09
Angle Lamps

This store is the Crawford county
agency for these famous lamps. New
stock just arriving, representing all the
types of one, two, three and four burn
ers. Prices range upward from $3.25
each. Second Floor( China Department
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-10-09
Dress Skirt Special, $3.50

About 50 skirts at this price, that
have been taken from our regular
stock on account of broken lines, brok-
en- sizes, ETC. Plain blues, blacks, grays,
browns and fancy novelties. Regularly
priced up to $3.50; your choice $3.50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26
RICHMOND CHURCH
CALLS DR.. DARST
NEWPORT NEWS RECTOR URGED
TO ACCEPT PULPIT OF ST.
ANDREWS CHURCH.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March
25.-Whiie he declined TO make
known his reply to the call at this
time. DR.. T. C.. Darst, rector Of ST,
paul's Episcopal church. when seen
sunday and asked an to the truth Of
the rumor, stated that It is true that
he has been rendered an Invitation
to accept the passionate Of st. An
drew's Episcopal church, OF Rich
mond. DIR. Darst said that he had
not yet replied to the invitation, and
until he does he preferred not to
make public his decision. However.
1t would appear from his manner
that he is loath to leave his local
charge an@ may decline the call.
The offer is tempting one. ST.
Andrews church is one of the largest
in the South, with the largest Epis-
copai Sunday school in Richmond.
and many other features for train
ing children In things literary and
industrial That the vestry Of the
church should haze rendered such I'M
invitation to DIR. DarSt 10 regarded
as = great compliment TO the ability
snd, popularity -of. the socai rector,
since becoming rector of st. Pauls
about two years ago DR.. Darst has
done u great work, and the mem
beers OF his conEregat ton. as well AS
hundreds Of others with whom he
has come In contact with. would
greatly regret his departure should
he accept the cali.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26
COL. LEACHMAN IS
HONORED BY KIN
OLD SOLDIER PASSES HIS NINE.
TY-FIRsT BIRTHDAY SUR
ROUNDED By RELATIVES.

Especial To The Richmond Virginian.l
MANASSAS, VA. March 2h--Coi-
onsl John T. Leachfnan, who guided
the Confederate forces at the Second
Bull Run battle. giving valuable In
formation to the commanding gem
erai, celebrated his ninety-iirst birth
day at the home of his daughter.
AIRS. Il. May DogaB. near the Bull
Run battiefields Sunday.
Nine children and fourteen grand
children braved the extremely ba d
weather and exceedingly muddy
roads to be present on this occasion.
Colonel Leaehman received many
tokens OF love and esteem from nu-
Inerous ktnspeople-
His living children are: J. p.
Leachmaa, Treasurer Of Prince Will
liam county: c. &. Leaehman. for a
number OF years merchant and South
ern Railway ConpAny's agent at Well
iington; Thomas r. Leachman, Of
Lynchburg. and Mesdames Bessie FL
hofi. Roberta Lynn, X. c. Buck. e.
l.. Carroll. r. May Dogan and Miss
Katherine Leachman, Of Manassas
and vicinity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26
PRINCESS IS AFTER
FATHERS MILLIONS
DAUGHTER or KING LEOPOLD MAS
EMPLOYED rHIRTy-Two LAW
YERs TO ACT.
$40, 600, 900 INVOLVED
HAVING LOST IN LOWER COURTS.
TAKES CASE TO COURT OF
APPEALS N FRANCE
AND GERMAN.

PARIS. March os.---Princess Louise
Of Belgium, now living in the avenue
I,u Bots de Bouiognc, has engaged
thjrfy-two lawyers to press her sun
against fhc Belgian government 10
recover the estate which she CAIRNS
was the personal property OF her Ia
Their, King Leopold.
AZ the case has already been De-
cided against her in the lower courts
she is now taking 1t to the Court OF
Appeals Lawyer Vaudefveide. the
leader Of her thirty-two Jurists' pass
ing through Paris, said:
Through respect 10 the memory
of her father, Princess Louise wishes
to pass over certain errors and weak
nssses Of King Leopold. but the de-
PENDANTS. while pretending venerauon
for the name Of the dead king. drag
these weaknesses into the daylight
They also try to belittie the princess
by falsely stating she has guardian.
and that they don't know where Sne
lives, whereas all Paris knows she re-
sides in the Du Bots de Bouiogne
with her children.
sues In France and Germany.
The princess. wishing TO defend
her chiIdren's interest and her own,
sues the Belgian nation before
French and German courts. In
France the princess seeks to recover
number Of tenement houses which
belonged to the late King Leopold. In
Germany she attacks certain com
pany at Ytederfueilback, claiming
that its property belongs TO the es-
tate Of her father and sfonfd rnrr1c
to her Law and fact are OF her side.
THE royal right Of the Congo Free
State made by King Leopold TO Bes-
GUM included personal property
which should go to the princess. The
princess is suing the Belgian gov
eminent before the Brussels courts TO
recover this
"AN these actions are being stucied
| by jurists and professors of law. over
twenty million dollars are involved in
the suit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26
STANTON DEMOCRATS
WILL HOLD PRIMARY

STANTON, VA, March 25.--Liem-
ocratie primaries will be held on
May ; TO select Democratic canJt-
dates for Mayor and for half OF the
Common Council and Board OF Alder
men.
This significant and important de-
cision was made at . meeting OF the
City Democratic Committee ut the
ONCE Of the CHAIRMAN, Stuart =. ROD
eFtson. Ii was by unanimous vote.
sitter full discusstoa Of the strategic
moment II ths action. Ghat the cors-
mittee determined, Arst, that the prs-
maries should DO held. Settllag tbs
date. the committee also adopted q
resolution regarding the QuAlifica-
tons Of voters. which WAa thaf all
known Democrats who Will support
the nominees Of the primary win be
eligible TO vote In that primary. Fur
ther, the eligibility Of candidates will
be the same as that OF the voters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26
COMES TO LOOK
AFTER HIS FENCES
CONGRESSMAN LAMB READY
FOR FIGHT-RUAOR THAT
WENDENRIRG Is TO MAKE
RACE

In tine lighting trim and Ready for
a short, st:arFr t.cetsssa ~ssss snpaaSa, OR
q leaE-drawn~out night, Congressman
Joha Lamb is In the city for the pur-
pose OF attending to the repair work
on his political fences and In order
to be on hand tonight when the Third
District Democratic Committee fixes
the date OF the congressional mara
thon in this district.
Captain Lamb said last night that
the Democrats were getting slone
pretty well, thank you, In the House.
and they were all pulling together
with the hope oe getting away from
Washington some time between the
lst and 10th OF June.
Captain Lamb and Colonel John
s. HARDWOOD will probably be the only
entries In the primary. although q
report was printed yestorday to the
burg. of Heprico, would be Il can
didate IN the primary. Mr.. Wen
denhurg has been absent frsm the
city since Friday night, and will not
return until this morning. There wss
no one ut his hems who would al.
Arm or deny the report that he Elk
pected TO become y candidate for
Congress
The report, however, is not gen.
orally credited.
The Third District Congressional
Committee will meet tonight at Muir
phys Hotel at O'Clock and will en-
deavor to get it's business completed
before the State Central Committed
convenes later In the evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26
FIVE CITIES ARE
IN THE RUNNING
RICHMOND, NORFOLK, NEWPORT
NEWS, ROANOKE AND STACN-
TON WANT CONVENTION.

1yhen the state Central COMMITTEES
~ ~. Den,ocratic Marty meets 10.
,,icht ,hars viii he Ave cities hefore
/. asring for rho Democratic State
Convention ----. Richmond. Norfolk.
S.wnort News Roanoke and Staun-
,or
cbairp,an F,l,yson received a teie-
yr,,no ycs,erdav evenine from repre-
s.n.atires Of eaf,ote,s -ela3rne
nia ciny tho ..sts pir f,itv,, In the run
csny Tor the convention Staunton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26
,tet.sN- -s.t@ Wv tlss,fs >s-%i
MR.. ROWE ANNOUNC ES
HIMSELF FOR MAYOR

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
FREpERICkSBUR0 VA. March
2S.--Mr. ]. +, Rowe has announced
his candidacy Tor the mnyoralty at
the election TO be held in June. 1t
has bean known for some Time that
strong efforts were being made by
friends to induce him 70 mako the
announcement, but not until ssyersl
days ago did he come TO decision.
Mr.. Rowe has served In the City
Council for the past fifteen Year,, n
. business man Of long experience
and II regarded as strong caHdt-
date. Mr.. Rowe II q son Of the late
Mayor A. p. Rowe. who acted az
Mayor for ten years. and q brother
OF Captain n. r. Rowe. the noted
Jersey cattle breeder OF this section.
His friends arc enthusiastic and
predict his election.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ron sAI.E-NICE SALT WATER
HOME, LOCATED IN GLOUCESTER
COUNTY, SIS MILES FROM RICH
MOND. AND ONE-QCARTER MILE
FROM GLOUCESTER POINT. THE
PROPERTY CONTAINS FIFTEEN
ACRES, FOURTEEN ACRES OF
WHICH IS IN FINE STATE OF crL-
TIvATfON: ONE ACRE PINE TIM
BIER; NICE VARIETY or FRUIT
FOR HOME USE ENTIRELY
FENCED WITH WOVEN WIRE
FENCING AND IRON GATES. M
PROvEMENTS ARE ABOUT TWO
YEARS OLD AND CONSIST or A
SEW EN- ROOM FRAME DWELLING.
NICE RECEPTION HALL. SLATE
ROOF AND WATER IN HOUSE.
THERE ARE ABOUT NINE OFT
BUILDINGS SUCH AS WOULD BE
NECESSARY. DWELLING COST
$4,000 TO BUILD. AND ALL BUILD
INGS ARE IN GOOD CONDITION.
THIS PROPERTY is LOCATED d.
RECTLY ON YORK RIVER. WITH
WATER FRONT PRIVILEGES,
srCH AS CLUSTERING, ETC. AND
is in ONE OF THE BEST NEIGH
BoRHOODS IN VIRGINIA.. GLOE-
cESTER POINT rs A BEAUTIFUL
SUMMER RESORT. CONTAINING
SIX HOTELS AND 4 NUMBER OF
BEAUTIFUL HOMES. THIS WOULD
MAKE AN IDEAL SUMMER HOME.
PRICE, $4,000. TERMS fONE-THlRD
CASH. J. A. CONNOLLY & co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26
CAN SEE CHILD
TWO HOURS MONTH

NE YORK, March 2S.---Helen Hilton
Story, twsnty-year-old wife OF Allen
Lawrence Story, is 10 be allowed to
see khsir twe-year-old daughter, Ruth
King Story, two hours each month at
the homo Of Mrs. William Cumming
Story, mother Of Allen Story. This
agreement was announced today be-
fore supreme court Justice Brady.
Story ID entitled to ! decree Of abso-
iue divorce. He sued heoA&se OF his
wife's misconduct with Stanley H.
Forde. a musical comedy actor. The
little dauKhtor Of the 6torys will re-
main with her fathers parents per-
manentiy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26
ELAxT DELEGATES TO Stats
suNDAy.sCsIOoL coKyEN11ON

Especial to The RachmopA yirg1nian)
bMPORIA. VA. March TIA !
Il tne Grsanssviiis Soanty sSod ia
Dchook AssOciation hers oatneaay
evening, Hon. w. ~. Powell. Hoy. u
4 Man. Nessr1. "a. T., vsncant. Joa n.
Dunn And w n Cato ~Aro aleeteA
delegates to the state Sunday -eehnul
Convention. which Wtti cenveno m
tleEp1eoahurg. We. N JNnes Ks
Hon. WtutAm RQusll was se.eiea1-
c9nwas1 1snk yer infuoo1 ~ No 49t0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26
HOMES AND INVESTMENTS.

\ Nice. Detached Park Avenue Home
of seven rooms and all convcniences;
practically new and nicely papere3:
good. wide lot; price. $1,000; terms
very easy.
Very Attractive, Semi-Detsched West
End home of eight rooms. all modern
convenience including hot water
heat Price, s5.3o0.
Very Attractive Sulsssrban Brick Home
of or 10 rooms, with very wide and
deep lot close TO car. all modern
oonveniences. must be sold to settle
estate. Price. ss.5oc.
Right New, S-RO0m. Modern. Brick
suburban home. every convenience,
Including hot water heat; very at
tractive location: must he gold TO
settle an estate. Price. $4,000.
Highland Park Home of Etght Rooms;
bath. electric light; two iatrobea: lot
1sxi4o. Price 81. 900. Easy terms.
Four New Brick Jackson Ward Houees.
- luAi -6alshlnN3-A -seaS3ls- feH4-ter
81 per flat or sss4 per annuIn. Price.
ss,000 Terms IL desired
See Us For Hem~s or lnv~stm~nts Any
where MCCLURE DAVENPORT
TAYLOR co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26

tSpecfal 20 The Richmond virginian.)
EMRORIA. VA. March. 35.---Mr.
Clarence Marvin Abcrpnthy --d Miss
Ehie Luptla Spence. daughter az
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. spence both Of
Greenesvilie county. were merfied ~
Forrest ChAuei Methodist Episcopat
church Sunday evening SITTER the ser.
mon. Rev. 7. w. Heckman. The pas-
tor. parfOrMING tAA oeSeMoaaf. Tho
sro0yn y w. knt1x16r. A,1d ~ yopng
couple css ", Wa! Essiss asaF ~ plses
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26
tl||I|
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EtECl]||c
., tst7f b.

CAPE CHARLES. VA 11o
Richard Riley. convicts9 ~
der Of Jake Grifsth, ara a
die In the electric chatrs o.
sth, was taken to Norf0ek
Keeping. and to await tho ~
guard from the penitentieyys
convey hin, 10 Richmond.
Wis took him to the norfolk u \
seems very respondent. and
like himself. 1t In impr06o1l
any effort will be made 10 e.
case before the Supreme CO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26

.-s--c~ ~~S~~~~~-
Street Cleaning Department.
Room No. g. Basement. City Hall
March 20. 1912
Sealed proposals win be receiyed at
this effice not later than April LIST.
1912. at i. NJ for furnishing this de-
partment with the following feed for
the next sixty tS0) daya.
80 tons, more or less. No. Western
tlnaatky hay ss ~ y $500,
loo bnsheis, more or less. No. :
mixed OATS.
500 bushels, more or less No. ,
mixed corn.
tons brand.
) tons rye straw.
The same to be weighed an the city
scalss and delivered TO the street
shall streets. at such times and In such
quantities as the superintendent OF
street cleaning may direct,
a certified check OF $leo.oo to accom-
pany each bid.
The Committee on Street Cleaning
reserves the right to reject any and
tSixnsal
HENRY J. COHN,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26

sPxUAL NOTICE

Dealre Three Months sunnee
school fpubiic or private). beginning
the LIST Of April. A. II. G.. Ciayville'
Va.
Twelve Large Cream Pu6a. - Cents.
DRINKARD's, Sixth and Clay streets.
WAGON REPAIRING.
Carrtass a.d Autsnsssie Repairisx
ens rspa1 WfrE rs0m soS s. psons
Established 1879.
7sE STOvEs.
rsr stoves, Ranges s.A Hsstess. See
REAMs, BAILEY Il CO.. Furnitars'
30s West Broad. --------
BAKERY.
Twelve Large Cream Pnns. 2S Cents
DRINkARD's, Sixth and Clay streets
PIANO TUNING
Esna..ses Furnished Fer Any Clesss
East Main, BOPP & FERGUSON.
Monroe 275s. .-..------.--
See Amos and Poindexter. Travellers
building for real estate investments,
city, surburbsn acreage and farm
property--they are always posted as
to values and prices.
HfrhmeaA Conservatory u Music: Cet.
aiogues upon application. y. Eugans
Cosby, Director. SOS r. Grace 6troes.
Phone Madison se04.
BAKERY.
Twelve Large Cream PuRs. 2a Cents.
DRIEkARD'a sixth and Clay streets.
SmithAeia sausage. All Fork. The 6eSs
at YOUR xrocerk.
t;~ntry Fes HIey eies. 500 Wet axoaa:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26
INI&nGu1
HENRY J. COHN.
Surerintendent.
uiahv "a nes az.

NOTICE 10 coNTRAcToRs.
Sealed proposals will bs received at
this office until 800 r. M., March IS,
1912, for the following work to be done
in certain specified streets: granite
curbs, granite cutters, granolithic
curbs and cutters. granite span paw
ing. grading. sewers. etc.
A certified check for $4,000 az guar
anty OF execution Of contract must az ;
company each proposal for above work,
az embraced In forms Of proposals
The Committee on Streets reserves
the right to reject any and all bids
offered.
CHAa u. ROLLING,
= r,kv Enrtrcar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26

Marriage licenses were taeQ
terdsy to the following A0Qr
Nell Dunlop Stills. -, asD4
Waller Jeffress. 30; Alfred Il
%. and Louise v. williams, 23t
j.. Kidd. SIS, and EmHla y
way, Ill,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26

Mr.. Porter Appointed Clerk.
Especial to The Richmond virgtnian.)
LOUISA. VA. March 2s.--James
e. Porter, deputy clerk to ]. ]. Por-
ter. who died recently, has been ap-
pointed clerk. W. w. Smith. Jr,. Is
appointed deputy clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26

WOOD AND COAL

LsaE.s Is eal q Gnad haeaase g No.
split In right season and OF goo0.
large treeA A sample load viii
please pen. Hin coal burma to aShes.
~ Easy - .txaES 'aps P4sns' 1fAai--ou
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-26

I1est-On Maiu street Car Or - Floyd
avenue or Frnnklin street X. OF G.
pin. Finder please return to North
Meadow.