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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
ACCORD HEARING
TO COL0RED FOLK
DONuCILIARY COMMITTEE DE
CIDES TO HOLD PUBLIC
MEETING JAN. as.

For the purpose Of considering the
question Of providing additional tor
ritory for the colored residents OF
Richmond crowded out of house and
home by the segregation ordinance.
the special domiciliary committee Of
the CITY Council held It's initial meet
ing yesterday afternoon.
1t was ~concensus OF opinion OF
those present that 1t would not ne
well to attempt to go ipto the mat
ter in question without represents
tive members of the colorsd race on
hand. 1t was therefore determined
TO hold q public hearing the night
Of January IS. beginning at 5. p. NJ.
in tho City Hall. At this time ALL
persons Interested In the matter are
urged to be present.
Members Of tho committee pres
ant were Messrs. Vonderlehr. Kahn
and j.. J. Mitchell Those absent
were Mesrs. Potiock and Richards.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
GIVES OFFICER
EXCITING CHASE
FRANK HILL LEADS CoNSIASIs
DAVIS MARATHON RACE ON
CHELSEA HILL.

Seeking to arrest Frank Hill, a
white ma Of Chelsea HiIi. for drunk-
enness aud abuse and fnistreatment or
his wife. County Constable I. y. Davis.
of Henrico county. was given n chase
Yesterday afternoon h o taxed his
speed and endurance to the limit.
Finding Hill in Harris saloon at the
head of Seventeenth street. the Con-
sta BILE thought he had a snap. Laying
his. hand on Hilrs shoulders he told
him to consider himself under arrest.
About that time something attracted
the officers attention. Forgetting his
quarry for q moment. he glanced out
OF the front door OF the saloon.
When his attention settled back on
HIN again. Hill wasn't there. He a
made HIS escape through the residence
of the saloon-keeper which IL at the
rear OF the saiocn. Davis followed in
hot pursuit. He said afterwards that
he didn't know how many houses and
yards he chased Hill through, but 1t
seemed to him there must have been
a dozen. Finally he ~recaptured him
and o him TO the county lookup.
Hills face showed that he had been
undergoing rough treatment. His nose
was scratched n there were blue
rings under his eyes. The havoc
wasn't wrought by the Henrico coun-
ty Officer. Hills own sons were re-
sponsfhle for II. Wednesday night
the man got drunk and when III went
home he set up a rought house. ahus-
Ing and threatening his wife to such
an extent that HIS boys jumped into
the game and gave him a beating.
He II an employe OF the Locomo-
tive Works.
Justice Puryear will give him a
hearing Saturday morning at II
o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
OYSTERS THA
WILL PLEASE ALL

Either by the gallon or b~arre1-3
have the best. purest. freshest
~eieanest In the state and car fu<r
YOU with any quantity TO say
Of the extreme bad spell OF Wea&
now with us. We can furnish
with Lynnhaven Bays. Mob-Jack M
Little Bays. Cherrystones. York b
Covse and other n oysters. also a.
crabraeat, clans, Holsters. etc.
Fresh Salmon, Hslibut. Srneitss -
dock. God Fish. Spanish Mad1Aq
Black Bass. Rockish. Blue Fish. IT,
White Perch. Spots, Hog-nsh, =
Carp. fresh Pike. etc. z4S
Wild Ducks. Geese. Sauabss 4N
try, -
JENNINGS FISH Co..,
Nos. a1-a2-33-94-Gs and 49,
Second MAr&e&7
= phone. Monroa 21A6.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
CUSSONS LEAVES
ALL TO NIECE
MISS ELIZABETH FTFyTCHm
MADE SOLE HEIR TO PROP.
ERTY OF VETERAN.

The will of the late Captain John
Cussona, the Confederate scout and
oficer. who died last week ut hts
home. in Glen Allen, as fled for
probate yesterday In the ofiics Of the
clerk OF iffenrfco county Circuit
Court.
All Of Captain Cussons' property.
real and personal, Is left to his niece.
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Fletcher. who
lived at Forest Lodge during the lat
ter years Of Captain Cussons' life and
to whom tho veteran wHs deeply t-
Mas Fletcher, Is named as
execufrix of the estate. -
by direction OF the Will 10 ap-
.praisement OF tht estate Ia to be made.
The will was aligned by CAPTAIN
Cussons April 80, 1907. in the pres-
ance OF A. w. CARRIER. F. T. Sutton
and ". r. Massie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
ELEVATOR EaI
NOBODY IS ID
SAFETY CLUTCHES R:rrsU
TO HALT WHEN CAH1z
BREAKS.


The elevator in the rear secft0t
the National Bank of Virgins
ing fell q distance Of ten fes1
yesterday afternoon, when tn
broke as II Was descending n0GakE
third floor.
The safety clutches soon bH9M
the car to a standstill. though tea3
some time pefort Operator DUq4F
e~xtricated. He escaped injury. tn
badly frightened. There we're NJ (
sengers aboard.
Az a result OF the accident, 49,
service In tina building was sHfT
of commission the remainder ~
afternoon.
Not many months ago. thu
elevator caused a tie-up of ~
when it suddenly came to Q sten1
half way between two 1Andine4
prisoning the Rev. VIM. Meade q
editor Of the Southern Chul1
among other passengers. This
up caused Dr. Clark to miss ~ y
service he had on hand. He wuGs
scending from the Office Of the -
ern Churchman on the third noNl
te building when the elevator a
to a halt.
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DAMAGES
TAXI RIDE RESULTS IN ACTION
IN WHICH KRUG DEMANDS
4 NJ: 5sfs3 sSsstss Il A. ~ tss., ~ a, 3as%,S. hs,1sssAlr .@a'
~ 4Ns A''"s - 80 y 81 900. = - - . =

Asking si.eoe damages, r. C. krug
through his attorney. Crump Tuck
or. -.entered suit against tina city of
Richmond yesterday In the City Cir
According to his attorney, Mr..
Krag bases his claims for damage,
In injuries sustained M night dur
tng the Christmas holidays on Oak
street. between Bacon and boyd
streets.
Mr.. KruG, 1t II set forth. was ra-
turning into the city In i taxic1h
after I trip into tho suburban Sec
ton. Suddenly the taxi came upon
an ~sxcaration made BY tho city along
tho street. A q result the vehicle
received pch . Jolt that Mr., Krug'a
head cArns In contact with tho top
Of the taxi with such vim that he
had - b. conveyed 70 = hospital.
The hour was shortly before mid
night.
NJ. Krug u employed q Disgs 4
BeadieR ~ = result of the accident
he lost some time from his work.
4 = allegsA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
CASE AGAINST SAM MARK
WOODY IS DYSNlEUG

The case against Sam Mark We
a fourteen-year-old coiored
charged with attempting q err
offense against a nine-year-old N1
girl. was dismissed In Henrfco g.
ty Circuit Court yesterday. Th8
was the only witness against the
and her to questions WgNy
irrelevant that Judge r. Carter
ruled that she Was an inc0upo4
witness and the boy was dfechaxM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
ROOMS WANTED


IN THE HuSTINGS COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER
:STH. ls1L
To Grace Turner. an infant under the
of twenty-ons years. and Helen
other persons whom II may concern:
You are hereby notified that the city
OF Richmond. n municipal corporation
created under the laws Of the state
Of Virginia. shall at eleven o'clock
A. NJ, on the Sth day OF February,
1919, apply to the Musings Court OF
the city OF Richmond Tor the appoint
ment OF Commissioners to Ascertain
what will be Just compensation for TIE
Ias or other property, or for ths
interest or estate therein. proposed TO
be condemned for the uses Of the city
Of Rsahsaec6,, and to award b iaSae
age X any. resulting TO the adjacent
or other property owned by you or
the property Of any other person, be-
yond the peculiar benefits that win ac-
crue to you respectively, from the con-
struction and maintenance OF the work
or Improvement proposed to be done
or made by the city of Richmond. In
the construction Of new public
school building. h ownership. location
and description Of which property and
the particular nature OF which work
will fully appear BY reference to 4
petition and exhibits Herewith nled
In the rlerk's office ct the said court.
ON this twenty eighth q OF Decem-
Der. 1911.
BY III r. Pollard, City Attorney.
WALTER cHRrsrIAN.
Clerk.
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RAlLAOAD1.
SOUTHERN RAILWA
Premier Carrier Of the ssatns


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND "
N. B.-Foiiowing schedule dE~l
published a. information ana not UN
anteed.
$40 A. M-Daily-Local for CM1
lotte. Durham and Halel gh.
t0:45 \. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
points South. Ora wing Room Hul
Sleeping cars to A~sheville, n. GO
500 r. NIX. Sunday, Local
Durham and intermediate stattonaAS
500 =. M.-Daily-For DanvtIias5
lanta and Birmingham. with etaoS
lighted drawing room sieeping ear
I1:45 r. M.-Dally-Limtted fer
points South. Pullman ready 800
YORK RIVER LINE.
4.30 p. M,-Daily-To West E4l
connections for Baltimore Mon..
and Friday.
500 A. Mex. sun. and Sis p.
Mon. Wed. and f'ri.-Local to ~
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.M
From the South: $50 A. NJ, 4.<SH
M. ZOO r. NJ. and SOS A.. r.
1856 r. NJ. except Sunday. A
From West Point: $50 A. M. 81
ll.35 A. NJ. Mon. We'd, and Fri
r. Nj, except Sunday.
s. E.. BURGESS, D. r. A.
s07 East Main st. Phone Madisen#
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:


Richmond, Va, Jan. .. 1919.
GsAtsA proposals will be rec eived at
this office, not later than Monday. jan
uAry 11d, ~ Z p. ~. for b creation
ana complatton Of = school building
on 0rAes street between Twenty-third
and TManty-fourth streets. bids to be
nl For the entire constructor of
the building.
(1l For the heating and venti1Ating
systsm Of the building.
ls) For the plumbing systsm for the
csrtidsd cheek Tor tsoe.o ~ VIII be re-
CURED With III bids for the erection
Of the building.
Cartfned check Of $4,000 with b re-
CURED with all bida for the plumbing.
CertiAed cheek for tSe0.o0 will be re-
CURED with all bids for the heating
ventflAtinG system.
Security CoMpany's Q will be re-
quired with the usual city contract.
school Board reserves tho right to
reject any And all bids
FOR further Information, plans and
specifications. apply to Carneal Z John
ron, efchitSets, National Bank Of Viz
einlA ButldtnU. NiHthsant Af~s4nsStTs%ta,
Richmond. Va.
BY order % tho school Roara
C. p. WALTORD.
SSlARk nNN annAFvaaoP
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Norfolk { Western

~ psat*s4k6,x akls TSa4Es1AAa3ssxe
hc6sduiS fn s1fkzf 3aIukry ~ ~
Leave Byrd etsssa NsA9sA 49,
Nq PIE pLh4KA sSa1S A 81, 1;a 3
A. NJ, 1000 A. M, 800 r. ~,
sd;3S r. NJ. sli:3O r. M. FROM ~
A. NJ. 800 r. ~. blSo r 49,
900 p. NJ.
sDsiy. aLsily n. saadsy
". b. BEvtl.l.. g.
OK 2. T.. xe1nnks. usF.x
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12

The relatives OF Captain JOHN GUS
srous expressions Of sympathy In their
daep sorrow and Ia rendering CRATE
full appreciation Of the many tributes
OF ssteem they beg each and every
contributor to consider this notice ~
. personal and Individual scknowk
sdgmsnt.
Forrest LODGE.
Glen Allen.
Inruerv "A fAf1
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SPECIAL NOTICE

$40 REWARD FOR IMPORTATION OF
THE WHEREABOUTS OF J. III.
ECFTY, WHO CLAIMED HIS AD-
DRESS AS r. r. d. No. I. RICH
MoND. VA. Blk MONTHS AGO HE
Is APPARENTLY 3s YEARS OLD,
SLIM, HEIGHT ABOUT FIVE FOOT
E-SLENDERLY BUILT r.
CLAIMED TO BE EMi I.OYED ON A
DAIRY, ADDRESS. SECRETARY.
l2l EAST BROAD STREET. RICH
MOND.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
REAL T FOR A L

Ii Per Gent. II Big Interest. Over
twice as inuch as you can get ny
ioaietng your money and four times
as much as the banks viii pay you.
owner having sptc.al need ior cash
will sell for only $4,000 5 new tin
roof dwellings,, Jackson Ward. rent
ing for 1894. i3 per cent. You can
invest over si.6ee-of your own fanes
In them and let the 8 per cent. $4,000
loan run. In this case 1924 rent
would pay the $50 interest on tine
loan ana leave you 1894, or IT $40
per cent on your 1850 investment.
&, Box S36, city.
On West Grace street, in eco Block
We offer for short time splendid H.
room home, large lot, at a very low
price. just when SO many want TO
buy. Close in. CHAPLIN s. HUME,
Madison 80.
IU0-Acre Faraa, Half Mile From Depot,
near Richmond, one-nalf In cuitiya-
tion, balance in timber. school,
church.. store one-haif mile: seven
room house, In good condition, nice.
shady yard; price, $4,000.
We Have Some Nice, New Houses, Four
to ten rooms, from two TO ave acres
each, cheap. P<L4LARD Il BAGBf.
lIoe East Main street.
growing Observation-Disclosures
apartment house with every modern
convenience, renting for $1,000 per
annum. Wil exchange for good
farra. For this and other choice pro-
perties for sale and exchange, adj
dress EXCHANGE DEPT. SHAN.
NON 4 LUCHS, 7i3 Fourteenth street
n. w, Washington. D.. G.
Warehouse site with Railroad siding,
one block Of city wharf, to close up
d@funet loan company. VIII sell the
lot, rs feet by II feet. for s4oe. J. A.
Connolly & co.
Two Frame Houses, n Street,
lot, In good condition.. rental, Sl6s;
s1.400. Small cash payment. "A.
CONNOLLY Il co.
meadow street. Near Ave-
nfe. eight rooms price,
Frame Dwelling on Twenty
NTH street Gear linel: price. $l.t00.
Can range terms. J. A. CON
NELLY & co.
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!. n. sxasass xAys lassatsssvs

q. &AassaN NKasasss8ss&s aXtAaty sst2..aSk1xatzSEsRtIEE
The back OF q mule was broken
yesterday. when a mass OF earth
caved In at Sixth and Marshall
streets, where excavation 10 being
made r0r q new building. the mules
injuries were such that II had to ba
killed, W. A. Chesterman Is the con-
tractor doing this work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
PERSONAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

- sSf~fsScSrrsI S~uceessfai Css-
~poration Of Investment bankers, ~ith
years Of experience. VIII undertake
TO procure capital tor meritorious
enterprises, street and tntsrubAn
YatlwAyA. public utilities. nIanufac-
TURNS concerns, or tor any hikhsrade
business houses etthsr wholesale or
retail. that requires additional capital
to increase their business with. We
will deal with principals only. NO
brokers or agents considered. We
use the most modern methods and
money can be quickly procured
through the sale of either stocks or
honda Companies organised n In
corporatsA. Appointments viii be
THE ]. e. RUSSELL COMPANY.
lso6-a Conovsr BIDS. Investment
K Dayton, o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
MEETING

Pursuant 70 cHft OF the Board Of
Dtruetorsy meeting OF the~stcchhoaAers
Of the Bon Air Company Of virginta
VIII be hsld Room s1k. Mutual
Building. Riehmond. Va. on January
lSi1. At 10 o'clock n, TOR the pur-
pose Of Authorisfng IT, sails and con-
veyAnce Of the real estate OF said
situated In Chesteraeld
county. Va. and for the Transaction
Of such other business. ~ may law
sss7sA II II. sTAEGOT7.-s a'
President
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12

In the once Of Clerk wAddiil. OF
the Henrico County Circuit Court.
yesterday q marriage license WA
granted t. Raymond O. Virgins ana
Minnia /. Johnson. both Of the coun-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
jUR|STKN0Ws=HE
IS RECOVERING
ssxsf.s#a+ xNs r-st-+ r.ws-----r rr,sAs Is ss ss$a
JUDGE WITT LEARNS THROUGH
PAPERS THAT HE Il ON
THE MEND.

II must be getting better Il The
papers say %. remarked Judge Aam-
uel b. Witt yesterday at his home
on Park avenue.
The judges' remark wAs prompted
BY : letter from = friend IN Hamp-
ton communicating him on his rapid
progress toward recovery from IN at
tack Of pneumonia
Among other thing4 the author Of
the sptstle aid: Il am g3ad 20 go
from the paper. Judgs. that you are
no much improved"
Judgu Wltt has hoan Uu1Raefn9 from
N attack o. doahle paeumonia Tor
The iast week. Yesterday : MaxkeA
was noted Ia his con-
dittch. HowevsT,- he b not ret re-
o0lylng cAllifN Though mary inquire
hts condition daily.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
HFLP ~WANTED-MALE

WauteA-GoSA, Live Agents ~ Eneygy
and ability to handle ths celebrated
Capitol Sanitary Household. n TOT
permanent proposition for right par
tiesAseAelusfve territory: excellent In
ducsnents: gSods absolutely. Fuar,
aHteed. Address CAPITOL BRu6H
COMPANY. ISL Hoadiey Place.
Hartford, Conn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
HELP--MALE AND FEMALE

Local Representative Wantedl no can.
wasting or soliciting required; good
income assured. Address NATION
AL COOPERATIVE REALTY CO..
v SIT. Marden Building. Washing
ton n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12

wanfed-3 or 4 stout. steady md Re
liable boys to carry pa per routes.
Apply office Richmond virEfnfAn.
corner Governor and Rosa etreets.
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Wants
HFIP-FEMALE

Tenehers-W0P Aany ApleoAtA Usrest
calls for January-graded. high
echools. colleges; special ~guaranteed
emit agenctes. SHERIDAN TEACH
ERE' AGENCIES, Greenwood a c.;
Charlotte N. C.; Atlanta, 0a
wsnen 10 % F1ain Sewing n Bsns
for . large Philadelphia nrm; good
money and steady work: no canvas
sing: send reply envelope for prices
paid. UNIVERSAL CO.. pssk ). wal
nut street. Fhtfedofphia, Pa.
o1.6o Per Day PaiA One LADY II 9AsH
town to distribute free circulars ~
take orders for S~oncsntrstsd asxoe-
3. ZIE0LER CO.. Chica90. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE
sssrf You II lie 0sfric6 Feather
bus iess with SO per cent. credit for
30 rays. Write today. Here's = big
money making proposition for the
Ivs person anywhsre who is In ear
nest For the right party with a
little cash tits the greatest, solidest
kind of business opening with quick
returns. Willow plume. French
plumss and fancy feathers are always
Write At ones for further informa-
tom. Explains everything. PAULA
FEATHER CO, s5s-sss Broadway.
New York.
MRS. JENNIE sEIGEL. 1905 Ea.,
Main street buys secondhand
clothes. ladies' and gents.
s~.aitAheid Sausage. All Pork. The Fest
at your Erocerx
n..ae hair n.sgni avA SEA NJ
MISCELLANEOUS
AACLiNG.
Ss... a-..ea, s'sreA. r:en-
klCAAkDsON.S sTORAGE AND
TRANSFER DEPARTMENT, Main
and Bslvfdere ST.. Phones: Mad. s41
day. Aoaros SAs. night
SHOE REPAIRING.
10 AAlsssss Mons Shoes. soo. Ladder,
every pair sewsa: best is.,hsr: no
1kc. Tired iy rubber heeiA. ave-;
leather heels rebuilt like new, xsc.
W'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY. 71s hast Main. Pohns Alon-
roe sss7.
GRAY HAIRS, GRAY HAIRA
We Have n Restorer which VIII ~
once restore gray or faded hair to
its rig,na color. RICHMOND HAIR
LADIES. MAKE YOUR HAIR LOOK
BEAUTIFUL.
sAampooiag b Week . Speciality,
ssc. English methods used, Drying
syss slse. an yRrc Hsir a5ei mhIR hs Il
poRluM. 2a1 East Broad street.
LADIES. YOlR HAIR
A Word About Initiation Hair-Don't
buy cheap imitation hair. It's dear
any prsce-We sell pure French
hair guaranteed at imitation prices.
Bargains all this week. RICHMOND
HAIR EMPORIUM. eel East Broad
street
LADIES'. YOUR lair Is IMPORTANT.
Your Cut HAIR or Co.hs.e. Made Into
beautiful switches. coronet braids,
cluster puts. wigs. front pieces, etc.
in the most arti4tsS manner. Charges
very moderate. RICHMOND HAZE
EMPORIUM. 22l East Broad street.
SWITCHES: SWITCHES: BARGAINS!
Best French Real Hair Switches Are
selling. Bargains all TINS week; all
shades In stock. RICHMOND HAIR
EMPoRluA s2i East Broad street.
PUFFs, PUFFs, PUrEs.
These Pretty Puas, Made From Your
very moderate. RICHMOND HAIR
EMPORIUM. 81 East BROAD street
LADIES'. GRAY LAIR SWITCHES.
. Pure HAIR (~Guaranteed) Switches.
Are selling bargains. all this week.
RICHMOND HAIR EMPORIUM, cal
East Broad street.
LADIES. rOUA HAIR
Yes. We Re-Dye md Rs-Maks Faded
switches. pompAdours, etc. Charges
very moderate RICHMOND HAIR
EMPORIUM. al Fest Broad street.
MANlCURIN0.
M~aaicurinG: Manicariax, RieAmonA
HAIR EMPORIUM. 81 Eas, Broad
street.
CHILDREN.s HAIR.
cs =. I'm I H:ls c.ss,.ak 4 sp.sH..,ts,Rl
81 EMPORIUM. stIs East ssroaa street.
Wanted to Buy Direct from Owner Z
or S-room house, In . good local
ity on the 6outhdde. Address X-as.
care virgtnian.
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PUFFS! PUFFS! PUFFS!

Pretty Puas, Made From Ysur
w com oings or cut hair. Charges
very moderate. RICHMOND HAIR
EMPORIUM. 81 East BROAD street
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LADIES. YOlR HAIR

A Word About In~attstion Hair-Don't
buy cheap imitation hair. It's dear
- 1t any pr .ce-We sell pure French
hair guaranteed at imitation prices.
Bargains all this week. RICHMOND
HAIR EMPORICM. a2l East Broad
streef
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12

Young man with several hundred doh
lars to invest In tho business pre-.
s. ferred. Good opportunity for q good
young man TO make a start for I'm.
self, Must furnish reference with
application as TO character and hab-
its. Address B-1ss. care Tho Viz
gtnfan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
ApiEa. YOUR HAIR IA IMpOnTANT

Best French Real Hair Switches Are
seIling. Bargains all this week; all
shades In stock. RICHMOND HAIR
EMPORIUM ai East Broad street.
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LADIES. GRAY HAIR SWITCHES.

o Pure HAIR (Guaranteed) Switches.
Are selling bargains all this week.
RICHMOND HAIR EMPORIUM, 22i
East Broad street.
~~ II ANAyxes ynTy1 HATE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
Sl1IATICNS-MALE

wasseA-A Ysuag Man Desires rosi-
ton as clerk in frst-ctaxs general
merchandise. shoe or dry goods stors
in good business town Of thrs TO ten
thousands population. Well expert
enced; own a printing outnt and cap
able to handle II, and will set your
business to the front. For further
particulars address w. u. STACY,
Amelia. Va
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE

w anteA-By Two Ladies. Pssitban -
housekssper for ANAL refined family,
or as nurse and companion for
elderly and invalid lady. BY persons
OF experience, and OF refined family
No objection to country. Address.
stating terms, etc. c., Manchester.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12

sAampooiag TAis Week Speciality,
3sc. English methods used. Drying
by electricity; Hair dressing. hair
pORiUM, 22l East Broad street,
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-27
WILSON ARRAIGNS
ROOSEVELT FOR
VIOLATION OF
THE LAW
Tennessee Coal and IrOu Deal
Serves as Text for Speech on
Abolition of Trust Evil in
America.
SAYS BULL MOOSE WILL
BE LONELY If ELECTED
tBy leased Wire 10 E,enluF Herald

fHy Leased Wire % EyeniaR Herald /
Roston, sept 21--N charge that
former President Theodore Roosevelt
had done nm illegal thing In order
30 build up aa irrcsislib;, power iu
permitting the purchase by the
United states steel corporation ar the
Tennessee Coat aud Iron company
was mod. iu speech here tudu, hy
Geo, Woodrow Wilson
- du o. wonder that '" Uuosc-
welt thiubs ,hI, the trusts are inry.
table" said he Gle never found
amy way Of checking them ana he
thought u was Inevitable that the
Steel corporation should buy the TEN
noFsco e. val ana Iron company. and
that the president should consent tp
an illegal thing in order Goo build up
1u irresistible power. " 10 Is Imnus
sihlc that the government should
Hcld to those powers the sooner wo
know 30 the better
The governor declared that oven if
Colonel Roosevelt wcr, elected hc
would have no third party congress
behind him.
He would be- "a lonely official. %
added the governor. "Not that ne
minds b. because hc finds himself iu
good company Hut hp has mot ,ycu
Vet claimed the right To- pass acts Cd
congress"
Richard uinoy former secretary Of
state. presided $40 the meeting