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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-29
MASON FRUIT JARS
ENpREss oFFIcE.

PACKAGES RECEIVED AND MONEY
orders sold. i2i West Broad c. b.
HAYNES & co
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open daily from II A NJ. 20 =. NJ.
Admission. Zoe, Free on Saturdays.
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McGuire's University School

NTT- N'NH'T, TNI.k- TIIlINOND. W.
rOKrH-LiGuTH SESSION b,gina sep
trmber Us. ihor1ush preptrtion Tor amt
vefsiv, college, technical school. u S. Naval
and Military Academies. PRIMARY dcpart-
.ntnt Tor Sunl boys, With separate instruc-
tors. stud, hail. and recitation rooms The
4rincipnl wii he az y. Hclvidcre ST.. after
sept. y Fot fuli Information sec catalogue
at book stOrDa or by mail
LDMN ~ M-.ELRE. rrln--LnaL
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IheNalen5IIse AUcGiOnCa,
AuCTfCkzERS
6 I g EA ST 3ROARiSTa

HANDSOME LEATHER DAVENPORT.
CHAIRS. ROCKERS. IMPORTED
FORIIEilES. BEAUTIFUL OAK DIN
NC ROOM SUIT FINE DRUGGETS,
BRASS BEDS. MAHOGANY DRESS
ING TABLES, MAHOGANY DESK,
IS lNGSBu ~ PIANO. BED ROOM
FURNITURE. ETC All AUCTION.
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SITUATIONS lUanleo, A9aIr

WANTED By You've MAN OF
three years bankius eNporieuce po-
Sitou iu ba;k ia Virginia ann now
with substantial bank but VIII
make, chauge September IS. Al ref
creucts furnished. Address L IL
care Dispatch.
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Suction 5aIr5, future Dapa
Sale Of Vualable Manufac-
turing Plant at Altavista, v a

BY virtue of two deeds OF trust,
bearing date August i. 1911. and .-prii
~. l9l2. and duly recorded in the
Campbell County clerks office. the un-
dersismed VIII sell ut public auction.
on the premises on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1912.
at 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
the plant of the Consolidated Furniture
Works. including factory and Office
buildings and lana attached thereto.
machinery. franchises patents Office
furniture and fixtures. manufactu- ID
goods. machinery and supplies and ma
terial on hand. as whole or in parcels
to suit purchasers
TERMS cash, but more liberal terms
can Toe obtained upon reasonable con
A. BELL
.Nltavista Va,
" II. GOULD.
- T.. CASKIE.
a b. PERCY
Lynchburg. Va,
Trustees.
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lAeal CEotalr oCtanIrn

WANTED. MANUFACTURING SITE
on railroad siding Address Is,
care Times Dispatch
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH j. ~ CON.
NELLY q co. Write postal for nee
essary blanks.
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THIS THURSDAY, AUGUST 90.
beginning at 1880 o'clock.
his entire household furniture. con-
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tAehl C5Intr 1.er 3uls

FOR SALE SEVERAL. SMALL FARMS
near Richmond. a bargain prices
Address THEO HArKl Main street
Bank Building
FINE FARM. WE'LL LOCATED. At
tractivo brick mansion. for sale or
part exchange tor city property
timber lands. VIRGINIA INTER
STATE LAND AGENCY. Iynchbure.
va,
FOR SALE. HOUSE AND LOT AT
ocean View. IN good location. IL
rooms IS feet by lls foot. near
MOTEL For terms apply To H.
HAYNES 80. iu West Main street
FOR SALE, EIGHT ROOM REIcK
DWELLING bath and electric nehts.
Fifteenth and McDonouLh south
Richmond. 10 perfect condition Az
ply to owner 400 North Seventh
street
CHOICE WATER FRONT FARM
choap-laG acres, fronting three
fourths milo on The mes River.
near good schools church. railroad
ana steamer wharf. where four
steamers stop daily. eight-room
house. orchard. fine soil. So per
month income with this farm not
depending on crops Address " L.
WILKINSON. Tottngton. Va
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FOR SALE. AT a REASONABLE
price, Wei stocked drug store in
country community. CLARKE County.
i!he neighborhocc and Il Well cstab-
lished business. X \. GILpIN, Boyce,
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WANTED MANAGER AT ONCE
for the Highland Springs Pharmacy,
Highland Springs. VA
!EAI. LIVE RAnBrR FOR LIVE Gus
tpmtrst short hours ana salary MADE
to sglf Anply CHEST ENlIELD
BARBER SHOP. Ufiy barber PIE
f,rgtn
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aurttun s5aIrs Cbio say


Mcveign * CHM.
Real Estate Auctioneers
No. North Eleventh Street
TRUSTEE AND RECEIVERS. Auc.
TON SALE
IN BANKRUPTCY OF TRACT or
WOODLAND II HENRIco COUNTY.
VA, CONTAINING 1856 5sT-13oe
ACRES MORE OR LESS.
rr the District Court OF tho Unitsa
Stntes FOR the Eastern District of vir-
pany, Incorporated bankrupt
In pursuance OF the decree OF said
court. entered on the 9Th day OF July,
1912 the undersigned trustee and re-
ceivers VII soil az public auction, In
front OF Henrico county courthouse, on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 20. 1913,
At 10 o'clock noon.
the following described property:
All that tract or parcel of land IyinG
and bsins In tho county or Henrico.
Va. containiug 1855 507-lOOo acres, more
or less. and situated about Si1 miieo
southeast OF the city OF Richmond,
about two miles from: Eai- Oaks sta
tion. and adjoins the lands OF George
NJ Savage's estate and others. being
the Same land conveyed to the city
Coal Company Incorporated. by T A
Parkinson and others by deed dated
september ;. 1905 This farm has the
tlsht or way through the adjoining
farm TO the public road Most Of tho
land ia in woods
TERMS. All cash. or upon terms OF
one-third cash and remainder in six
and twelve months title to be retained
until all the purchase money Is paid.
WALTER SYDNOR.
GEO. 2 HAW
Receivers.
WALTER SYDNOR,
McvErGH 4 GLINN.
AuctioneerA
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McVeigh * CHM.
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
No. 6 North Eleventh StreoA.
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ROLLERS. ENGINEs. WOODY oRK1Nc
machinery Of every description. belt
ing, hangers. shaitins and pulleys
d CO. 1875 East Cary Street
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Bparotng

( coUPLE or TWO GENTLEAiEN
can secure bright southern suite OF
rooms at 100 West Main. adjoining
the jefferson Hotel. few table
boarders also. references exchanged.
WANTED. BOARDER IN PRIVATE
family. have nice ROOM electric
lights and steam heat. near car line.
Address j 2li. care Times Dispatch.
MRS. c. *. BOWERS, ll5 Il. FRANK
lin, rooms and board for permanent
ana transient guests; dining room
well equipped
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summer Buarnlue

I'M. on uAMpToN
Roads. country and seashore com
bincd. with city convenienccs. Send
for literature to the MISSES TABB
Il. L. y. l. Uamrtnm. Va
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NEWspApER MEN.-
Wanted. Competent man 20 edi, and
mana So weekly newspaper and job
Office iu town iu southalde VIZ
Elnia. 1000 inhabitants. county seat.
Party must be able to invest nalf
ol capital required for plant other
half viii bee furnished by local i'm
forests Good opening for practical,
all-arouud newspaper ana job man.
Adaloss y %. care Times-Jispaich
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Noonl5 Gllanten

WANTED. BY corPLE THREEl or
four rooms FOR light hous.,iScep' ne.
with electric lights, near Lumbardy
and Clay Streets. Phone at once
-IanIHnu 1877
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At the request OF Mr.. C. II. Taylor.
IS 10 Is declining housekeeping. we will
sell AT his residence. No $500 Park
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THIS THURSDAY. AUGUST 20.
beginning at 1880 o'clock
MS entire household furniture. con-
si-ting OF.
export, upholstered ia leather. Leather
Armchair. Leather Conversation Chair
CIT Chair and Tea Table. pair very
handsome Imported Portiercs Marble
acoestal. iinc SaNony Drugset. fine
Upright CNlngsbury, Piano
RECEPTION TfABI.- Beautiful Inlaid
Han Set, consisting Of Table. Armchair
and three Reception Chairs all hand
carved and inlaid tthis set was inn
poriedl SaNony Han Rus. large Brass
Jardinierc Round Marble PEDESTAL.
Hrass Table. Turkish Rocker. Brass
Pedestal. Roman Seat. Pictures. etc.
DINING ROOM-In Chartered Oak.
contains very pretty and up-to-date
Bunett. Round Clawfoot Dining Table
China case. Serving Table and Chairs
Administer pruggets. Curtains and
Ira perirs ReiriEcrator.
klIClEN-Jewcl Gas Range. with
oven ON TOP at end. Llnoleum. Table.
Chairs, Press etc.
BED ROOM NO. brass Red Ma
tioual SPRING. Folt Mattress oak Mr.
ror Door Wardrohc Mahogany Dress
ing stand. handsome Mahogany Mir
ror Door Wardrobe Mahogany Table
mahogany Writing Desk. Chairs. Rock
crs. ect
Blue Enamcled suit consisting OF Bed.
Dresser. Washstand Table. Chairs and
Rocker. good Carpet
BED ROOM. 40. Walnut Dresserl
Washstand and Commodc Brass Bed.
Spring and Mattress Boston Cot.
Chairs. Table etc
These goods are all unusually well
Kept and in nice condition. Ladies in
Vited to attend
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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lorlp, a2~.e NIB female

WANTED, TIRsT-cLAss sTENoG
a good hand. and he able to DO
clerical work knowledge of book
Keeping not required. Please state
age and experience. giving refer
cncos and salary wanted. Employ
ment to begin September 1. Address
ana carc Times Dispatch
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NatlrUa6s
Richmond, FPGdGTiGESb'g & Potomac R. R,
TO AND FROM M SHiNG IONA BEYOND.
Leave Richmond

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave BYRD ~. Sta. 400 =. n. for Frcderickshure.
Leave Elba Sta. 7I5 A. ~, G.25 7. II. for falkland.
Arrive Byrd ST. SIN. S.25 AN. from Frederick G.
Arrive Eiba Sta. $50 An .h.30 Pm from Ashland.
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jlatS For Kfnt

->,~------>,-,~. ~-~~~~---~--~>>>---~~~
FOR RENT. THREE-ROOM APART
neht with bath. at The Hanover.
Adams street side Apply nj cafe
MRS. LEE S. IIpSCOMBE.
FLAT OF THREE ROOMS. UNFUR-
nishcd. for light housekeeping. Ia
trobe heat, bath. telephone: posses
sion September list Address II 276.
caro- Times Dispatch.
FOR RENT. NICE EIGHT ROOM FLAT
IN first class condition. s25 West
Main Street Phone Madison 1914.
COURTROOM. LOWER FLAT. LIGHTS
and cooking gas furnished. West
End; so Der month. Address u 1853.
care Times-Dlspatch.
FOR RENT. FLAT OF THREE ROOMS
and bath. SIS 1901 West Main
Street
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patrnt5

FREE PERSONAL cos
sultatiou in Richmond with invent
ors. fifteen years e%porisnce. salts
factory references S. II. EVANS.
Patent Attorney. BoN 9S4. Richmond.
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Hlil scil LOT -. i. Jaylor. who
IS declining housekeeping. At his home
40. 1916 Floyd Avenue. on
FRIDAY. AUGUST 80. 1912.
at 1880 y. NJ
handsome Mahogany Pier Table with
swing Mirror and two Roman Chairs
10 match. Hall and Stair Carpet. one
schubert Upright Piano two very
handsome Mahogany Rockers. two
CHARTERED oak Leather Seat Rockers.
handsome Moquet Carpet. Brass Pedes-
tai and Jardnierc. Lace Curtains Rugs
ana Pictures. two oak Book Cases.
large COLLECTION Boo0s Oak Library
TABLE. Boz Couch. Carpet and Rugs.
urea Hrac Ornaments Pictures.
Shades etc Mass,,e oak sidcboard
china closet it-foot Massive Diuiue
Table. sis Leather seat Diners large
collections Silycrwnr~ Cut Glass and
Chinawarc Eddy Ice BoN GAS Range.
thee piece Massive oak suit with Mir
ror Front Wardrohc and Brass Bod.
Combination Book Case oak Drcssers
mud stand. Brass and Enamc1.d Beds.
National Springs and Felt Mattresses
Bed Linens. Coverings Toilet Sets
Floor Coverings. etc
sale positive Ladies invited House
open FOR Inspection an dsy Thursday
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO..
Auctonccrs.
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~re'ter Rehmoad's o,aatos. Newspaper.
Gilp GirnRs 4 j DispaIrh
SnsEATEST WANT AND REAL Es-
n AnE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA, AND
WE Oh TIE BEST IN AMERICA
Want Ad Rates

a. oahs' QUO cent per word when paid
aen cents.
One and one-hnlf cents n word nil
Si""sihc"tlons except situation Wanted
oF sunday. Situation Wanted, one cent
fhnn nrtecn cents
NJ the counter.
40 Ads. tnken for less thnn tvTCAty-
ave cents when phoncd in or c-.nrEcd
fhonc OTdcrs not guaranteed.
$3.50 y. VI.
TOR busincrr CONTRACTS, pend for tho
want All. MINI. PhU~ sionroe l.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-21
The Better Part Of Valor.

Nobody ever called in question the
courage of the early Spanish settlers
of California. but there seems to have
been at least one man among their
descendants who held discretion to be
the better part Of valor. A certain Don
Andreas was interviewed by his supe-
rior officer on the eve of an engagement
with the enemy and was warned that
the American was very different foe
from the Indian or the Mexican and
that courage should not be pushed to
rashness in an encounter with him.
"Have no fear. general" was the re-
Spouse of the intrepid caballero. II
would far rather that history should
record from where l fed than where
fell"
The generals mind was probably re-
lieved of anxiety concerning the fate
Of at least one individual in his COM
mand by this reply.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-21
The Colonial Shoemaker.

American supremacy in shoemak1ng
is due largely to specialization. Abroad
an operative does half dozen different
things Here he performs one simple
process, and here also one factory
makes one kind of shoes. If large
manufacturer makes different kinds of
shoes he has a separate factory for
each kind.
What sight the modern shoe factory
would be to the primitive shoemaker
of colonial days. who was an itinerant
workman. carried his tools with him
and stayed with each family long
enough to make up the farmers sup
ply of home tanned leather into shoes
enough to last until his next annual
visit His last was roughly whitfield
out of a piece Of wood to suit the
largest foot in the family and then
pared down for the successive sizes.
He sat on a low bench. one end Of
which was divided into compartments.
where his avis. hammers. knives and
rasps were kept. with his pots Of paste
and backing. his nails. thread. lingings
and buttons, shoulder sticks" and
rub sticks'-New York Sun.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-21
O-dori Street, Tokyo.

One of the most densely peopled
spots in the world is Odori street.
Tokyo. The long thoroughfare known
as Gina. which runs from near the
Shimbashi railway station to Spec
tacles bridge. is made up of several
streets with different names, some
wide and modern, some old fashioned
and narrow. and if the earth were sud
denly to cape open wide in that portion
known as O-dori street at any hour OF
the day there Is no other thorough
fare in the Japanese city where the
results to human life would be more
fatal, for here the tide of human life
runs the highest. But O-dori street Is
extremely narrow. so that the density
of the crowd does not make the daily
figures much above the 100000 mark.
Unlike most of the other important
cities Of the world. this thickly popu-
lated commercial district Of Tokyo is
situated outside the city walls.-Strand
MAGAZINE
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-21

A complete line of Boys Overcoats
and Suits and High Top Boots.
SHERMAN's.
Newport income property to trade for
timber land or ranches.
C. F. CRAIG.
B. L. Willis, president of the Fidelity
Lumber Co., left Wednesday evening
to attend a meeting of the Western
Pine Manufacturers Association at
Portland.
J. L. Rogers, of Dalkena, has been
guest at the home of his son DR..
Rogers, since last week. He appears
to have recovered nicely from the ac-
cident four months ago that cost him
the loss of his lower left leg.
A derailed freight locomotive on the
Great Northern at Penrith, blocked
main line traffic for about four hours
this morning. The engineer had his
head badly scalded by bursted steam
pipe while working under the engine.
Don't waste your money buying
strengthening plasters. Chamberlain S
Liniment is cheaperand better. Dampen
a piece of flannel with it and bind it
over the affected parts, and it will re-
lieve the pain and soreness. For sale
by all dealers. ADV.
"There could be no better medicine
than Chamberlain s Cough Remedy, My
children were all sick with the whooping
cough. One of them was in bed, had a
high fever and was coughing up blood.
Our doctor gave them Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy, and the first dose eased
them, and three bottles cured them, -
says Mrs. R. A. Donaldson, of Lexing-
ton, Miss. For sale by all dealers. ADV.
J. W. Ashpaugh's prestige as a cam
paign manager has spread so that he is
already ssthe recipient of applications
for his services two years hence, the
latest to put in claim for him being
Elmer Thackston, of lone, late candi-
date for sheriff. Some years since J.
M. Mcdonald engineered a deal that
boosted Ashpaugh into the office of JUS
tice of the peace, and in return for the
compliment Wallie is now responsible
for the election of Mcdonald as coroner.
having brought about his nomination at
the primary by putting out bills advis
ing Democrats to write in the name of
Mcdonald for the nomination. The
politicians around town have had lots
of fun out of the deal.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-21
A MUNICIPAL RECORD"
San Jose, CAL, Issues Monthly About
City Doings.

San Jose, CAL, Issues Monthly About
City Doings.
The first issue Of the San Jose Mu-
nicipal Record has appeared. 1t is a
monthly publication. which will be de-
voted solely to setting forth facts Of
interest concerning the business of the
city. In the initial issue a host of in
teresting facts and figures is given,
each department of the city govern
ment being treated by the head of this
division. The first article and one of
the main features is the inaugural ad-
dress Of Thomas Monahan upon his
assuming the mayors seat
It is the intention Of the publishers
to set forth each month the business
Of the city in such a way that all may
know what is going on in the city hall
and to do this in a much more elab-
crate manner than 1t is possible to
give it in the daily press. From the
typographical viewpoint the Record
Is pleasing, it being printed on heavy
paper, with the illustrations all in
brown tones. The paper will be mail
ed anywhere in the city for so cents a
year, or it may be obtained by any tax
payer who applies at the city hall.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-21
ARTISTIC STREET SIGNS
ON EVERY LAMPPOST.
Baltimore and Kansas City Start Pro.
sressive Campaign.

Many cities. otherwise progressive.
are still backward in providing proper
street signs for the convenience of their
citizens and visitors. Two cities in
which campaigns are now under way
for providing such signs in an artistic
manner are Kansas City and Balti-
more.
In Kansas City Mr.. Frank S. Land,
president of the Municipal Art league,
is advocating combination street name
posts and street lights. Mr.. Land
points out the fact that many of the
street signs put up several years ago
are torn down or have become I'M
recognizable through stress of wealth
er. If placed on decorative posts the
signs would be in position where all
could see and would be less easily de-
stroyed. The Municipal Art league has
several lantern slides showing these
combination posts in use in various for
eign cities.
In Baltimore Superintendent of
Lamps and Lighting McCuen has be-
gun to paint the street names on the
globes Of the new lamps installed in
the Great White way system. The
lettering on the new lamps will be
artistic, Mr.. McCuen declared, and of
such a nature as not to interfere to
any extent with the light thrown out
by the new lamps,
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-21
Resolution

Be 1t Resolved by the Council OF the
Town of Newport, That, Whereas, In a
certain suit or action at law by Chas. r.
Craig. assignee of C. A. Carter, upon
certain warrants issued to said Z. A,
Carter for and in consideration OF that
certain lease for SO years, dated the 9th
day of April, 1907, at 9:15 o'clock a. m.
in the office of the County Recorder OF
Bonner County, Idaho, said lease being
bv said C. A. Carter and Nettle A.
Carter, his wife, to said Town of New
port. Washington, and demising three
acres. more or less, and water and
springs thereon, it has been determined
and adjudged by the Supreme Court OF
the State of Washington (being case
No. 1O278, Dept. Two, Sept %, 1919
that said lease agreement was ultra
wires and void as to the Town of New
port and conveyed no rights to said
Town; and,
Whereas, The Town of Newport,
Washington, claims no right, or rights,
under said lease, nor in or to any OF the
property therein described. and cannot
lawfully claim any right or rights under
said attempted lease; therefore,
Resolved, That the Clerk OF said
Town be and he is hereby instructed to
file for record in the office of the Re-
corder of Bonner County, Idaho, copy
of this resolution, duly certified by him
to be such under Seal of said Town.
I'D. M. Shreve, Clerk of the Town
of Newport, Washington, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is copy of
resolution passed by the Town Ooun-
Gil of Newport on the 18th day of No
vember, A. D. 1912.
[SEALl D. M. SHREvE, Clerk.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-21
CITY TO GIVE CHEAP DANCES
Cleveland to Conduct Municipal Dance
Halls to Combat Dives

Halls to Combat Dives.
To fight the dance hall evil Cleveland
is preparing to conduct municipal
dances under the supervision Of city
employees. Admission will be 3 cents
a dance. Dance floors will be put in
shelter houses at city parks.
The Edgewater dance hall will be
opened in two weeks. WOrkmen are
already laying the floor in the shelter
house, and as soon as it is opened
dances will be held every evening ex
cept Sunday. This is just a starter"
Park Secretary Sindelar announced
1--WE shall start dances in Brookside,
Gordon and Washington parks at once
The shelter house at Garfield is too
small, but might be enlarged
ave must carry this enterprise
further and open dance halls in the
crowded districts next winter" said
City Dance Hall Inspector Bartholo-
new. eve made experiments at Hi
ram house with such dances last win
ter and succeeded admirably"
Park attaches will have charge Of
the tickets, and the city will have a
floor manager to regulate the dancing
and the music.