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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
ABINGDON

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Mrs 4s"9n' o.,I VA, M 29-Mr and
Els Wilmer and wilson W W9qrSe ana NJ
in'chnond arrived this week to spend
o oniS rema inder of the summer ct their
"Id nome here. 800
Miss Fannie .Roykin. OF Richmond
Is ne guest OF Mrs Frank smith
MISS Sallie Crockett. Of Wvthnviil.
Ma ar enis week after visit to Miss
MIS- is. Mona Allen. of Huntsville. Ala.
HeX and Mrs Clyde sheltman and
s,bendns some time in Abingdon az
'hs guests OF Mrs S r Withers
Miss Fannie 7 Withers left this
E az lor visit TO her sister. Mrs
Miss Pocahontas White was nc
SueSt several DAYS this week OF Mrs
alter Robertson. Of johnson CITY.
MS barro" and Miss Susie Barrow
a ~ Bs ,'mSr''le' are guests Of Mrs John
Miss s. John of chilhowie. IS the
week-end guest of Miss Helen With
,n MIS- s.a Carrie lmboaen Of Bristol was
MESS u.s., Mary Al Thyrza Tugate
MlsS robertson. Of st Pam, Mimi
Ieit TINS week. after visit to Miss
Mrs Constantine and children. Of
81 arc the guests Of Mrs
=
The most unique entertainment Of
inc week was miscellaneous shower
given At the home OF Miss Katie Hurt
to Miss Carrie Tmboden. of Bristo.
VINO VINO VIII he married next Thursday to
Niiliam Gcoi &c. Of Warrcnton. Miss
lmboden was reared in Abingdon.
and twenty-five friends showered her
with useful and pretty gifts. All of
inc smaller packages We're concealed
IN bouquet of elder blossoms which
MISS lmhoden carried From each
package hung ribbon with daisy at
the END. thus Stimulating In noval and
pretty way the shower BOUQUET Of the
bride. After refreshments were served
tho hridnl cake was cut. Among the
guests present were Mesdamcs David
son. sutton. Vance. Dodd. indale. of
Norfolk. and Misses Katharine stuart
Mary and Thyrza Fugate. Susie Gil
liam. Baugh Far ME and Georgia Nc
ers. Margie and Grace Kelly and
Fannie p. Withers.
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GoRD0NSVILLE
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cordonsvi!le, Va July 2o-Ths
Junior German club gave delightful
Is informal dance IN Memorial Hall on
Thursday evening = number Of out
al town guests were entertained Mrs
John W scott Mrs James = Graves.
Mrs Belle Schlosser and Mrs Fenton
Jacobs were the chaperons and added
much TO the pleasure a. the occasion
by their attention 70 each and every
Mr. Springer Of New YORK Evan 2.
-Gheen OF Wes' Chester. Pa Mr Hand
II Washington. and Mrs G 3 Bailey.
of stanton, are guests at Spring
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Goodwin have
i-eturned 10 New York. after spending
some time with Nh Goodwin's mother.
Mrs Estes, at "Thist.ewood
Mr. and Mrs Charles 2 Russell. Of
Charlottesville. are visiting Mrs Rus
cells mother. Mrs y. :. Brent. at
'Montebella
Nj. and Mrs Wilbur Osborne were
weekend guests o; Mrs Osborne's
parents, Captain and Mrs. Wamherse.
at Charlton
sidney Holloway, OF Charlottesville.
was recen, guest Of Mr. ana Mrs
Osborne at Lover Springheids'
Thomas sampson Ellis sampson.
Beverley Goodloe and sam + McElroy
Inotored 10 Madison on Tuesday
S II Goodloe. who has been quite
sick Tor the past week, is much i'm
proved.
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SALEM

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salem. Va. July 2o-Mr and Mrs
Fdw ard Hall. of Bryan. Tex. in com
paiy with their little daughter.
Frances. are guests OF Mr. and Mrs
10 l. stearnes. on High street
n'llard : Moore is spending a week
" in friends in Greensboro. y. c.
Misses Beatrice and Amlnee Woods
arr attending house party at the
rkn, bs the homo Of Nj. ana Mrs
Iohr Bennett. On Catawba.
Maior and Mrs Rooley : stearnes.
OF Sow orleans. are guests II the
formers patents, Dr. and Mrs john
l. stearnes. on High street
Nj and Mrs j. l. Barley arc 81 ssts
81 relatives. at New Castle
Mrs j NJ Flemming and daughter
haze returned to Raleigh G., Aver
81 III. j. I. killian, on Pennsylvania
Avenue
Miss Hannah Armstrong left last
woke on an extended visit 10 her Sis
Mrs ) 3 rownes has returned from
Springs. and a yisi, to rslatives a;
81 ana Ms !. 5 Psr.ia NJ. are
II II j. Mcintyre mas returned from
spnngheld. Mass
Mrs II cooper and son. Thomas
and NJ. and Mrs. Thomas K Boon have
returned from an automobile trip to
Meridian. Miss.
Nj and Mrs j. Horace smith. Miss
Willie Daycarle and Mss Nan Hatcher
arc spending two weeks at Caldwels
springs.
Miss sallie Maury Is visiting reia.
uyes IN Lynchburg and Richmond
Mrs Ernest Hull has returned TO her
home in Sparta. Tenn. after spending
several weeks as the guest o; her sis
ter Mrs Edward 6 Sanders. on Ten
m3i d ELI Mi Seaio S psriS T Tussqas
evening on Mill Mountain in honor
OF their CHESTS Miss Daniel and Miss
smith. OF Winder. Ga On the return
from the incline the party witnessed
the performance at the Roanoke The
atre There we're twelve members IN
the party.
Among tho seversl delightful porch
parties ano luncheons given In honor
81 Mrs Ernest null OF Sparta. Tenn
vas beautiful porch party given on
TUESDAY morkirs ~ Mrs James p
Garrett 81 her homo on Tennessee
street Progressive rock was PLAYED
| there being three tables Frappe was
served on tho vera nda. and later
palata Die iwo-course luncheon was
hospitality were Mesdanles Ernest Ifuil.
Edward @ Sanders. W r Cross. Julian
parden " P Norris. George r
Kelly. W I Younger. George l. Wor-
don. !. p Saul .Tr.. OF salem and
MIS-. Davis. Of Roanoke
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POCAHONTAS
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Pocahontas. Va July 2o'-Mrs f.
M Turner. Jr and daughter, ,Ellz
aneth who have been the guests OF
Mrs. Turner'S parents here this week
have returned TO their home at Blue
Mrs 4 y. Cooke. who has been
visiting her son. = r Cooke. at the
Jeturned to her home i'm Bluehcld. "
Mrs. A. B. Penn. Of Graham is here
visiting her sister Mrs Ethel IN puy.
r Chambers of Blueneld vs. Va.
was here this week visiting friends.
T. Blake Mcdonald and family We're
here Wednes lay en- route to Abbs Val
ley Nr Mcdonald Is now located at
Tazewell, after having lived IN this
place for more than ten Sears
Mrs. 4. Murrell is in Graham. the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs Graham
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Ben quincy have
for their guest. Miss iialile Mccormick.
OF Blueheld w Va.
] c. Pedicord. OF PENNSYLVANIA. is In
the city the guest OF friends
two children. arrived in tho city yes.
terday from Charleston. w Va and
ore the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. william
wallace on East Water street.
Mrs. John Elicit of Boissevain. is
IN the city. the guest Of friends.
III Marvin umberEer and Sol Bach
who have been spending their vacation
with Lee Bach. in Mingo county. w
Va. have returned home.
clifton p. Huff. OF Roanoke. was here
this week visiting his family in Abs
Valley.
j Acton Lan-lon lef, Tuesday for a.
rev weeks vacation. which will be
spent in Chilhowie. the guest OF Tyler
Frazier, Jr
,helr guest this week. Thomas ht,aS NJ Moore re-
OF Graham
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
BERRYvILLE
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Rerryvnle Va. July 2o-Mrs VIII
liam BYRD, Miss Mary Byrd and Mrs
Lester Shipley, of Baltimore, Nd
mother ana sisters Of Hon Richard
at the home Of Mrs. Cyrus Mccormick.
William Suddath, OF Warrens burg.
NO No was a guest at the home OF Mrs
william Mcdonald this week
visit Of several weeks to Canada
Mrs Agnes VIM and Miss Marcia
VIM have returned from Cambridge.
Mass where they spent the winter
MISS Virginia Cham berleyne, of
brough. of Baltimore, Md are guests
al the Episcopal rectory.
Miss Catherine Hoskinson. OF Mid =
dleourg. Is visiting her sister Mrs
Miss Winnie Ely. of charlestown. W.
Va, l. visiting Mrs William Moore
J. ; Goldsmith. OF Birmingham. Ala
Is guest al the home of DR. r. p
P, H Powers. Jr. is home from the
Miss Evelyn Williams. Of Lynchburg.
Va, spent several weeks with her SIS
ter Mrs. Archibald Cummins. at Aud
lev" recently.
FLOYD Gaver. of New York is visit
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs j. ".
Miss Lydia Moore is home from
Romney, " Va. for her vacation. 0'''
Frank Reynolds Of French Gulch
Cal, is on visit to his father. George
Reynolds. at 'Edgswood
Mrs George Marion and son. of BAL
timore. Md. are at 'Edge
Miss Kitty Mcdonald spent several
weeks in Anne Arundel county. Nd
returning home this week
Mrs. Frank Somer Miss Elizabeth
Timberlake and Shelby Timberiake are
at Atlantic City this week
J d. Winter and wife. OF Iceland
Miss. are spending the summer in
town.
Mrs Granville Shirley and son. of
Cumberland. Nd. are visiting relatives
near town
Miss Portia Baldwin who won distinc-
ton in the tennis tournament in Nor
folk has returned to her home in
Berryville.
Surgeon Dupuy Mccormick. United
states Navy. and family. of ANNAPOLIS
Md. have opened their summer home
near town.
G H. Williams and family. of Wash
ington. d. C.. have moved into their
handsome new home near town.
The Misses Moore entertained at
auction bridge on Wednesday after
noon In honor OF Miss Bessie Camp.
bell. OF Essex FEELS. n j About sixty
guests were present and the house
was beautifully decorated with cut.
MOVERS for the occasion.
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SOUTH BOSTON
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South Boston. Va. July 2o.-Miss
Bessie Monroe. Of Brookneal is the
guest OF MISS Lee Fovlkes. on upper
lIiss Ki,ty Friend. Of Petersburg is
visiting MISS Lucille Poindexter at this
Mrs r. Green is so,ourning a,
Buffalo Ridge springs.
NJ and Mrs r 2 Lee. Of Durham.
41ohd. are visiting Mr. and sirs j "
visiting her psres n Mr f saa %rs is
y. Bane. at this place
NJ. and Mrs " d Blair. W T
Reeves and daughter, MISS Helen. are
at Ocean View this week
Lawrence Ingle. Jr.. LEROY c;,lltl=nd
hillN keville and Robert Barbour, who
turned
Miss Imegen Watkins /. visiting rel
atives in Danv.lle
Miss Belle Harvey Is visiting rels-
Mrs J " Easley jr., is visiting
re!atives in P~ance Edward county
MIS- w 4 Gilbert OF Lvnchhure
Is visiting her son A P. Gilbert, al
this place.
MISS Mary Price and $ -ster. Mrs. ] A
IJienn Jr.. are visiting their parents at
Houston this month
MISS Bessie Lawson and Miss Sarah
Craidock are sojournins al Craig
Mrs f II Edmondson is visiting
relatives N Birmingham. Ala
Mrs ?. Fl Johnson is visiting friends
Miss ciaire Gillisn. '9 Of F TilS wa.
son this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
Black Dress Goods
A Week of Great Values

Fine Wool French Wolfe that sold for st.25
and 81 SO yard; special this week, CT M
per yard .....-......... I'D .UU
The SLIGO grade, special, 75c.
Beautiful quality silk Finish Reversible
Mohair, tina sold for SlOO and St.25 TS
per yard; special, per yard - ICC
~ to sO-inch Al-Wool Novelties that
were marked 81 90 and SIPS per TE
yard cut price this week, per yard . 4 &C
4o-inch All-Woo French Serge, SO
that sold Tor 75c yard; special price QUO
All-Woo Nuns Yelling, thar sold 10
for soc; special, per yard ...... OSC
Get your Lawns and Batiste here; we
made TO suit all
Another big lot Of Remnants goes on-sale
for this week in Suit, Dress and Skirt Pat
terms Don't miss these big values
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21

Several styles Of Corset Covers, in
sizes "a to A., usually sold for soc;
during Thalhimer 5 July Mus = =
lin Underwear Sale. price . ACC
65 dozen Gowns, slipover styles.
some extra sizes among them, about
25 different styles and trimmings.
some arc hand embroidered. worth
Sl.25 and S1.5o; during Thai
hmer' 5 July Muslin Under %
wear Sale price ...... OCC
a large lot Of Combination Suits,
made OF French nainsook and long
cloth, several styles OF trimmings. sizes
81 to "A, and sold usually for SIPS
and 5 lS0; during Thalhimer's
July Muslin Underwear Sale, 90.
price. OGC
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a lot Of Gowns that sold for $500
and $3.50. made Of the best grade Of
French nainsook and trimmed with
dainty laoes and embroideries; during
Thalhimer's July Muslin CT Az
Underwear Sale, price d L ~
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, with hem
stitched tucks and ruffles. sizes ri to
%. open and closed, worth $50 and
SOC; Thalhimer's July Muslin 0E
Underwear Sale, price ... ZOC
Children's and Misses to i4-vear
Princess Slips and Band Skirts. several
styles to select from, worth up to csc;
Ihalhimer's July Muslin Tn E0
derwear Sale, price.....-.... JUG
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s)lIV Sale of Ladies' Muslin TJnderwear

81 dozen Muslin Longcloth and
Nainsook Drawers, in medium. circu-
lar and extra large sizes; these are
trimmed with an assortment Of the
best grades OF embroideries and laces.
sizes II to 30. open and closed, some
extra sizes among the lot; Thai
himer's July Muslin Under 9Oo
wear Sale price ........... CIC
IS dozen Skirts, in the medium and
narrow widths, several styles in the
lot TO select from, even the crepe ones,
that do not need ironing, trimmed
with broad band OF lace. worth SIPS
and $50; choice OF the lot during
Thalhimer's July Muslin I'm 90
derwear Sale price ........ TOC
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Ladies Iongcloth Combinations,
trimmed neatly with embroidery in
setting, and edged with Cluny lace
circular drawers style. sizes 81 to A,
worth soc; Thalhimer's July IN
Muslin Underwear Sale price JUG
Several styles Of Nainsook Corset
Covers. trimmed neatly and elabo-
rately with laces and embroideries.
sizes 81 TO "A, worth Csc and 75c;
Thalhimer's July Muslin I'm 20.
derwear Sale price. ..... CSC
Ladies Brassiers, in sizes "A TO 40.
several styles to select from; Thai
hines July Muslin Under 10.
wear Sale price ........... nc
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Best Values You'll Ever Get In
WOmen's and Children S Hosiery

SOC White Isle Full Fashioned Hose. high heel Ct OO
Sheer Cauze Isle White Hose. with linen heels g
toes Ask for the Coronet Brand Sale price. AOC
SOC Silk Hose in black and white strong Isle = =
sole and high spced heel; sale price ......... 0CC
500 All Pure Thread silk Hose, in black tan and IN
white with Isle sole and high spoed heel; sale price VIC
KaySer six Hose in black tan and white; Won Ct M
Chlden's Pretty Plaid Top sox, sizes up to osl 111
loc value for lZ2C
Chlden's Ribbed and Plain White Stockings light
weight with double soes best value money
for ............ lOC
Niagara Maid silk Hose for women in black tan G1 EO
and white made Of finest quality glove silk per pair s0U
Chlden's 25c Plaid Top sox, in small sizes ~ 5; = .
sale price Observation-Disclosures. DC
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Sale Of Floor Coverings, Lace Curtains and Window Shades

all
III to be the best that an
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

l, R. J.. Buzza, of Richfield, Ida,
no, assignee of o.. H. Busch, assig-
nee of Robert S. Haines. who made
entry No. 80 under the pro-
entry No. 80 under the provis-
ions OF an Act of the legisla-
ture of the State of Idaho, com
monty known as the Carey Act"
approved Marcn 2, 1899, which en-
braces E1-2 ofnNE1-4 of section "a
township 4 south, range 10 E. B..
NJ, do hereby givenotice or my IN
tention to make final proof to es-
tablish my claim to the land above
described, andthat | expect to prove
that | have resided on, reclaimed
and cultivated said land as required
by law. before Charles j.. Isle.
representative of the state board
Of land commissioners at Rich-field,
Idaho, on the 31st day of August,
1912, by two of the following wit
nesses:
Henry Mapes, James Gum, John
F. Engle, Bion Church, all of Rich
field, Idaho.
R. J.. BUzZA.
August 1-Aug. %
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-08-22
| rustful
Apolonia

If old Jedediah Haymaster had zeal
ly bitten all the tenpenny nails in
two that people invariably mentioned
when called upon to describe his char
acteristics and abilities, he would
have accumulated quite q little scrap
iron heap by the time he was sixty
five. AS it was, what he had accu-
mulated was the awed dislike of his
townsmen and a collection of stocks.
bonds and mortgages that would sink
a ship.
Jed Haymaster could make money
with his eyes shut and one hand tied
behind him. Make it he did. with no
quarter for the innocent %bystander.
Having all these years of practice
behind him. it was easy for him to in
dite the letter to Mrs. Daw. Apolonia
Daw had come to town a few years
before as the bride of Henry Daw, who
had died shortly after. His young
widow had continued to reside In the
pretty cottage Daw built for her. her
income suficing for her quiet
needs.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. L.
5. Land office at Halle Idaho,
nly IS. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that
George r. Macarthur, Of Richfield
Idaho, who, on December %. 1908.
made Homestead Entry No. O23C3.
for NE1-4 NE1-4. Sec. 80. WIZ
NWI-4, SE1-4 NW1-4 Section 29,
Township A So, Range 20 East,
Boise Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention to make three-year proof,
to establish claim to the land
above described, before Frank T.
Disney, U. S. Commissioner, at Sho-
shone, Idaho, on the 18th day OF
September, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Barney L. Cook, Cyrus S. Cook,
Robert A. Lennon and Robert B.
Macarthur, all of Richfield, Idaho.
P. F. HORNE, Register.
aug S-Sept y
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-08-22
Serial Ma. O4OSO Docket No. 553
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

Department of the Interior, Uni
ted States Land Office, Haley, Ida.
no, August 8th, 1912.
To John H. Matthey, OF Burns
Idaho, Contested:
You are hereby notified that Os-
car F.. Bolton, who gives Burns
Idaho, as his post-office address
did on July 18th, 1912, file in
this office his duly corroborated
application to contest and secure
the cancellation of your homestead
Entry No. 4O36, Serial No. 04OSO,
made May 29th. 1905, for ELI
SE1-4, Section 4, SW1-4 SW1-4 Sec
ton 3, Township 3 South, Range
Is East, oBise Meridian, and as
grounds for his contest he alleges
that said John II. Matthey has Who'll
ly and totally failed to comply with
the Homestead laws of the United
States, and he has failed to estab-
lish his residence upon said land
within six months after filing, and
has never lived upon this land and
has abandoned the same.
You are, therefore, further notifi-
ed that the said a locations will be
taken by this office as having been
confessed by vou, n your said en-
Try Will De Cancelled with.
OUT your Iurtner rlght 10 De heard
thereln, eitner before thls o1ilce or
on appeal, II you lali 70 ne IN tnls
0lilce "l.1in t"en'y uays alter cne
shnmn be,om v vour .nIs no'ue 40
Delow your answer UNDER
oaln' speoiiiSaily mee.lns ana re-
sast ~ ;f ~ yo ene sei, a'ishin 10 III Ill
to file in this office due proof tn at
YOU have served a cop of your an
swer On the said contestant either
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-08-22
The Question, "How Much2u

The ~millionaire's daughter. even
though she is not personally so very
prepossessing, is likely to be taken at
her "par' value.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-08-22
RAILROAD FARE.

Via the Central Idaho Railroad Out
OF Richfie1d:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-28

The experience and practical knowledge OF the COM
panys tourist representatives at all times at
the disposal OF the traveller in the countries which
to him. The Hamburg American Line has offices
and connections in all parts Of the world Patrons
assured that their enjoyment is matter OF almost per-
sona interest to the company: and that Its travelling
sensatives able furnish reliable. frsthand infor
nation and assistance to enable them to and enjoy
in comfort the excursions planned by the company
such other additional trips may engage their interest
$3.50 AND UP INCLUDES
RAILROAD transportation from homo city in the
United States to New York or San Francisco.
SrATEROoM accommodations ana meals for the
entire voyage.
MADEIRA~Frce service Of tenders.
GiBRALTAR-Free landing in large tenders as
often desired. Efficient guides will be on hand
NAPLES~Frec landing and eInbarking often as
desired After lunch four hours drive through the
city, visiting among other places OF interest the Au-
sc,,hn. Aquarium and Galeria Cmberta-
PORT SAIDPassengers are landed in large ten-
ders and in special train proceed in five hours Cairo
Lunch train. Accommodations room and mealsl
will be reserved of tho best hotels On three
half days carriage drives to the places OF interest in
Guiding the Mosques, Bagaars and the Pyramids.
BOMBAY--An passengers landed by tender
Accommodations and meals at best hotels for four
days Carriages and guides are NJ the disposal OF
parties during entire day for sightseeing purposes
tSee optional tours beow3
COLOMBO Decentralization by tenders. Car
riages for sightseeing in town at the die
posal OF passengers during the forenoon. After lunch
by special train TO Mount Lavinia and return Dinner
on board. Second dayDrive station and by special
train 80 Peradenya. where the most famous botanical
gardens situated. In rckshaws through the gar
deus to Handy. Lunch in hotel in Handy. After
dinner to Colombo q hoursN
CALCTTTA--.Al passengers transferred TO best
hotels in town, For entire day carriages and
guides arc At the disposal Of the party. Return to
the day prior to the departure. {see optional
tours below,l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-28

RANGOON--IAndne and embarking by tenders.
Carriages tghuresl at disposal Of for sight
seeing during entire day. A visit to the famous
Shwe Dagon Paeoda. One day lunch on shore.
SINGAPORE--Lan by tender. Rirkshaws
small carriages ghurres) at the disposal Of passengers
for sightseeing for onchalf day. In addition one
forenoon afternoon ion TO Johoc by special
train and ferry. Here rickshaws available. Visit
to the Sultans Palace. etc.
notwithstanding and embarking by tenders.
The party proceeds BY special train TO Weitcvredcn.
Dinner and one lunch at hotel During entire day
dos-a-dos carriages and guides will be provided tor
sightseeing. Return both days ON special trains
= MANILA-Carr and guides viii be provided
for sightseeing IN town. One forenoon the tender viii
be furnished for trip up the Pasis River.
HONGKONG-Frequent trips between ship and
shore. Sightseeing in town Ia rckshaws in special
tram cars Ono afternoon an excursion by cable rail-
road To Victoria Peak In addition, and half day
excursion to Canton by river boat including AL meals
and necessary expenses Sedan chairs and guides
available for sightseeing in town.
Observation-Disclosures service nj tenders between,
Ehip and shore. During and half days rickshaws
are provided for sightseeing in towp and eneroas.
KOBE Constant service between ship and shore.
One day rekshaws for sightseeing in town Lunch
served at Oriental Hotel. Next day the party pro-
cesds by special train Osaka: drive through town
and then by special train koto. Accommodations
I'm rickshaws) and return To Kobe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT service OF tenders between
ship and shore Rickshaws will be At the disposal eli
passengers during three four days Tor sightseeing
Toxic or kamakura. Guides will h* provided.
HoNoIULU--The s. $. Victoria Luise' will go
alongside pier. Special will be at tho disposal OF
the party for trip through tho city.
SAN FRASCISCO--Stean wii, dock Railroad
transportation to home city the United States lex
elusive Ut sleepers and meals.
y. B.--Thc excursions included in the Westward
Around the World trip practically Of the
nature as those above referred to-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-28

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD LINE
BAL NORE-RREMEN
$57 Sd all berths
RED STAR LINE
PHILADELPHIA ASTWERP-LONDON-
PARIS
$500 to 5000
To Paris via rail- 90 additional second class and
So. 20 third class
WHITE STAR LINE
MONTREAL OUEBEC-LIVERPOOL
St7 so to $i90