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Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Conan and Harris are to revive Stop Thief"
 Marie Cahill may appear in a new musical comedy
 Frank Monroe has been engaged for a part in Ready Money"
 H. Reeves Smith has secured 3 play entitled The Dust of Egypt" Grace La Rue is to appear in vaudeville in The Record Breaker. ; The Havoc" adapted to English taste is 10 be produced in London. Willard HolcOmb's sketch, Her Last Rehearsal" is to be played again
 The new play by Louis N. Parker for Nine Simono is called The Pa per Chase
 Lewis Waller and Madge Ti1her- adge are to appear together in The Butterfly on the High Road
 Norman Hackett is to appear in { dramatization of 0. Henrys story, "l DOubleD Dyed Deceiver."
 Pauline Frederick has returned tC the stage and is doing splendid worl with Mme Simone's company.
 Kathryn Kidder is to go into vaude vile with a condensed version of he former play, Madam Sans Gene"
 It is said that Bayard Villier's play "The Fight" will be rewritten an, that Helen Ware will be the star.
 Bought and Paid For" has mad such a success in Chicago that may run there the rest of the seasoT
 Edwin Milton Royle's new play The Unwritten Law" is to be pro duced by R H. Frazee early in th new year.
 Guitry, the famous French actol is to produce "Kismet" in Pari. and the author, Edward Knoblaucf will attend rehearsals.
 Robert Mantell is preparing to pre- sent "Charlemagne" in New Tor early in the spring. Florence Rock well will be his leading woman
 The Orpheum circuit is going enter Texas, Fort Worth, Dallas, Sa Antonio and Houston being the town where theatres will be erected
 Twelve thousand dollars a week said to be the cost of the Sarah Bern hardt road show which will start o its tour from Chicago on December
 Henry Miller is to produce a nel play called 'Blackbirds," by Harr James Smith. author of Mrs. Bump stead-Leigh.'' In this latter pla Laura Hope Crew will make her debu as a star under MT. Miller's direction
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
ONLY A FIRE HERO

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Arizona republican., 1912-11-29

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Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
;EI) ;1|lD (z||2 (D {S> @I9 @D 0 q;
 Santa Claus Will Arrive at Santa Fe Depot this Morning

r EVER NOTICED mother anxious to Fl Haven't boys and ! girls, heard mother T must down to Gold novelties they advertise day Nov md ad s We girl the pennies he
 when the to shop Talk other girl than know
 
 all specials your play pennies shopping Saturday.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02
The Resi- Which
Came TO Catha-
rine AShe.
DEDICATED TO F. NJ. JACOBS, hi. D.
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Continued from lost week.

Continued from lost week.
But At the close OF school the girls
pair off, and, the boys get a chance,
each to walk home with his fayorito
girl.
HI XII Kate" said Joe to his wife
one day, (Jpe bad an impedimen, in
his specify, II see dat gale got boy
in 'er head, but I don want mono
boys hspgin' roun' dis house. E!
ketch 'er wild boys I gwi tsre her
hide off,"
"Now Joe" Catherine rsmonstra.
ted, Williams old enough to know
rgh: from wrong, and to deprive her
Of the privilege OF romping With her
school companions will only make
things worse"
"Now dare yer col" Joe Interrupt
ted, "dass why desc nj nj niger
gals gil give dare M 'mmies so mu-
mu- much trouble, to- dey git knee
high, Heys got BOYS baogin' roun',
Wen Llly's through school / wa
want her ter ca come rite home an
ste etay heoh
"Pspa 80 stubborDly refuses to
copcrde that I'm 20 longer 8 baby /
L'lliaa funed as the two discussed
Vie sutjHct at the close Of scbool that
day, ''hes all the time looking for
som e. h'n4 TO abuse me abou,p'
"Weil' said The N ther, avoid the
appearance IF disc obedience; ii a boy
insists on seeing you hone at the
close Of school jus' tell him frankly
what The situation is.'
Bat 10 ul} eco nc refDinq D,g
enncbiiDg qualities 10 Llliab; she
was houod 10 bring disgrace upon
the family the way she was going,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02

Verify. abe wicked feetb when
DO man pursue,b." Were The South
GRO Negroes making no progress they
would have no opposi,ion; but the
fact tho! they are on oil lines, and
that IL spite Of the Sou,h's wicked
"sban,e," is what go dissurbs them,
hence Tennessee's decree that the
Colcred Kuigh.s OF Pgthias mos.
disband. Have those white towards
and persecu!ors read how, when q
God fearing and serving soul closely
soughs by bis wicked pursuers, ran
into cave, aud simultaneously il,
WAS covered with spider web, and
losing Sigh. of him. one suggested
'he cave, but when they 60. there, il,
was self evident be had 90. gone in,
for the web was not broken. Be
troe TO God and yourselves, be Py-
thiaDa in your hearts and sonls, and
thereby force them admit, what
looms did when JEFF Davis said:
They are ours (Toombs Lsd ssid
their cause was lost because the pig
gers prayed TOO much). make them
pray for ua." Yea" said loom b.,
for % with their lips. and for those
internal Yankees 10 their rear,s. Be-
men, and if need be, die ss freely in
the holt field of liberty as your futh
ers did on The 449 whole fields Of
sctusl battle for your whole liberty,
and God will zee you through. The
editor of this paper would rather be
. dead bulldog, than q tucked
whining cur.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02

houses good, bad and indifferent.
while the Negroes as role, ore
working for and snricbing others.
Any claps of people who are con-
tented in service and have no ambi
ton 10 rise above il, bsvs no signs or
hope hidden in their nature for the
fu,ure good Of tho race, end were
not their blood overcbsrged With
servilisy, they would not be whining
over losing ths. which disgreces
them, unless they use it 90 stepping
stones to gel on ,op-:n that case all
work ls Notwithstanding, other.
vice.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02
iessionaI Schools
THE SCHOOLOF THEOLOGY.

TIL E SCHOOLOF THEOLOGY.
1nterdenOmlI.aLlo al. Five profess
sorS. Broad and thorough CO 20. Ad~
vautaYvs OF COnntctlru WITH 4 great
University. SyuntntS' A,d. Low ex-
pense5, Isaac Clark, -. D., Dean.
THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
FOrty-nine professors Modern lab
oraJorles and equ! Dtnent. Connected
with new Freedmen : Hosp val, Costing
halt million dollars. CLINICAL Iacll lies
not surpa 'sed IN America. POsJ-grad-
uate Schuul and Puiyc!inic. Edward
a. Bl!luch, NJ. d., Dean, 5lh and W.
Streets n. W. ". T.. Men ELL, M. D.,
Secretary, 9nl r. ST., n. W.
TIE SCHOOL OF LAW.
Faculty OF eight. Courses OF three
years, giving thorough knowledge Of
theory and practice OF law Occuples
O"n OuliuIng opposite the court house.
Benjamin +. Leighton, LII. b., Dean.
40 5,h Street n. ".
For catalogue and special information.
address Dean or Department..
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02

There set ms 10 be nation wild
erun'ipg, grooming and whining
over wos. The fsr seeiDkC) .beorie's
called in ,beae latter dsys, ecoDo.
mis's, The fse Of the Negro race,
owing 10 toe displseement of the
eeryoD' c)aeeee.
The good and oontepted servant
olses pretty fairly represent The
well-fs dog with collar ring
around bis uecs, thst mAt the lar
wolf So Zoe cou.tfy oylx ond 500
will find tbe poor whites living 10
sbe valleys, aIoDg the bilsides, in
holloes and on the moun tame 10
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02

All sensible people like bird dogs,
and other people love other dogs.
Had all the bulldogs been killed,
there would have been no bird dogs.
However, suppose a certain class of
peopl., after hundreds Of years of
friendship with and protection by
dogs. decide TO kill them, and Get a
day and time for it, and on that par
ticulsr day, all dogs seen we're killed
excep. bull dogs, what would friends
OF dogs think? Naturally that they
were cowa,ds-afrsid to bother The
bull dogs.
To unite TO kill saloons and stop
the cmDon people from buying
whisky, and allowing the goverumen,
TO make it With Ut protests, is case
exsc ~ parallel.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02

All the little bubbles of this ege,
called prejudice, will be looked up q
hundred years hence, 70 have been
as much, if not more of a blessing,
sban slavery was. Keep on working,
lear ming and rrsyinR-and keep in
mind THAT work lie the bulk Of pray.
e1-working By oil means for your.
self if not on 10, 8, 6, S. 4. 3, 3, then
l sore in fee simple yours.
Save your money, keep of excurs
Ion trains and from picnics and
camp meetings, and you'll be happy
and your own master.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02
,DAL 7lMORE SONS
RAILROAD.
CotTected to December 1, 1911.
Trains lcaye Martlnsbur as follows
WEST BOUND

I'D DIV ~ -
No SIS Daily at IL FL m for Ptti bug,
Cincl''lA,., louisville aud ST. Lofts.
Connects itr Romney except Sunday and,
al Grafton for Wheeling daily.
No. Sc Daily atIG.2I 4 m for Grafton,
Pittsb burg ard Chicago.
No Ually, at 3.I7 m for Grafton,
Pittsbo' and Chicago.
No, Dairy 742 p ID for Wheeling, Cel.
umbus and Chicago.
No, Daily at $40 p m Tor Cincinnati,
Louisville and St. Louis.
No Daily at 10 ~ for Cincinnati
Louisville and st LOUIS,
Fer Cum be rland and way Stations. No
SO, 81 p. m.
No. y Dally at 1873 p m: for Pittsbarg.
NO Is Daily except Sunday at &. 50 a n,<
or Gu berlaad and int .rmediate sta
ions Connects foI berkeley Springs.
EAST BOUND.
No Daily at 4.Io IN for Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York,
No 10 Daily 4.36 M for Washington.
and Baltimore,
No Daily at 1851 IN for Washing.
ton, Baltimore, Phlladcl phlA and New
York, Connects for Lexington Va, and
, H1Rerstown except Sunday and Freder-
| lex.
| No. 40 $50 a. m, for Washington aud,
Intermediate stations.
| NO Dauy AZ 1919 "a for Wasnlue-
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
Yotk,
No Daily at a,3S p In tor Washington
Baltimore, Philadelphia ahd New YoIx.
No IL Dally al $40 ia Tor Washington
Baltlraorc, Philadelphia aud New Yosk >.
No12 Daily Ddquesne Limited" at,
1873 a. 70. Tor Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia ana New YORK.
No ID DAILY except sunday at 1915 IA
Tor trcGctlcK, baltimore I'D all inters
III eG.lte stations VIA I'D line.
Noio a.iy except sunday at o.3opm
ior n aoiunktOn and Baltlmvre and ali IN.
| terms Ltas- ssatlons, Connects Tor trIter.
:cE.
u. ". oQU lGolNo, a-a. fass agent
Baltiaurc .u2,
K, >. BOUIC, Ticket Agent,
marttas0urg, W. We,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02

Meningitis is killing Oklahoma
whites. The editor Of this paper
hasn't been there TO diagnose the
cause, but will venture tho guess
thss its the Negro.phobis germs
feeding on their cerebru ms and Ger,
sbellums,-out of 1873 oases, 6S
died. May all Ut that class ges it,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02

We have no inclination TO be q
Billy Sunday, for the reason, we
think we are better man, bnt We
would like to hoodoo .be Board of
Education and the people of Mar
sinaburg, into good, exact and equal
chances to the oolorsd children, 90
tbey see sbe white children get
Bob are growing to manhood and
vomanhood, The colored crippled by
just enough of that ama'sering kind,
that hurts rather than helps, while
the whites get the best. The poor
little coored children only have 10
che city of Mar.insburg-over 10,
600 diasraceful one story school
bonse. Why no: build a good one,
and also a grammar sohoo!?
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02

,id,nas from Lillian Ashe. She bad
arrived safely but too sea-sick to
write sooner. New York is o u ost
delightful! place Mamma" she wrote,
II wish you we're here with IA. 1
went out, and to church for the first
time las. Sunday. /, seemed like
was in old S.itt Luke's; there were
60 many familiar faces. There are
no jim Crow seats 10 street cas-
here Mamma. At the theatre q f.
nights ago, We sat right among tue
white folks; there were colored 2 o.
pie oil over the bouse-even occupy.
ing boxes. How delightful! No
more sputh for me, unless you refuse
to come North. Love TO Papa. |
have secured place as nurse ard
will try it next week" Letters
between Catbarine and Lillian were
exchanged regularly, CAthariDe's
utsslYes invariably ending with nd-
vice like this: "Be good girl. The
tongue of the slaaderer will wag,
who can stop i'll Bu. see to 1t that
tells not the truth"
Up to the year 1898 North Caro-
lima had been amvdg the most tran
gully governed states in the Union.
But the wave OF race antagonism,
annullment and dsfranchisement
that started in the Gulf states a few
years previous had moved rapidly
nor,hward until the Old North State
HAs reached and tended into the in
famous compact.
To Be Continued Next Week
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02
III OW a RID
UNIVERSITY,

WILBUR P. TnIRKIELD, D. D..
PRESIDENT.
Located in Capitol OF the Na,iou.
Campus OF over twenty ACRES A0van-
tages unsurpassed. Modern scientific
and general equipment. New Ca,nesie
LlDrary. New Science Hal. Faculty
vi over one hundred 1882 sUuueutS
from 81 states and 10 Other Countries.
Unusual opportunities for selt-SuppUrt.
young mau or woman OF euerYy or
capacity need be deprived OF it's auvan-
layeS.
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND,
SOlENCES.
Devoted TO liberal studies. Courses
in EnEllsh, Mathematics, Latin, Creek,
French, German, Physics, Chemistry,
Biology, History, Philosophy, aud the
Soclai Sciences, such as are glveu III the
best approved Colleges. Ii professors.
Kelly Miller, a. NJ, Dean.
TIE TEACHERS COLLEGE,.
Special opportunities TOR teachers
ReHu college courses i'll Psychology.
Pedagogy, Education, &c. with degree
Of a. -; Pedagogical courses leaulug
TO Pm. Is. degree. High-grAde courses.
III Normal framing. Music, ManuaL
Ats, ana Domestic ocleuceS Gradu-~
aJeS helped 10 pOslLlOnS. Lewis B. Moore
A. NJ, Pm. D., Dean.
THE ACADEMY.
Faculty Of Ii. Three courses Of four
years each. High grade preparatory
school. George j. Cummings, A. NJ.
Dean.
THE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Courses III bookkeeping, SLenOgrapny,
Commercial Law. History, GIVES, NC.
Business, aud Eugllsu nigh school edd-
cation combined. George w. Cook, a.
Nj. Dean.
SCHOOL OF MANUAL ARTS AND.
APPLIED SClENCES.
Furnishes thorough courses. Six
Instructors. Otfers fOur-year courses,
in Mec;l;tI!cal and Clvil EugiueerIHg,
and Architecture.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02
OF TRANSPORTATION

PLANS OF TRANSPORTATION
Tc And From The 10Th Session OF
The Washington Aonusl Confer
ence. Held in Ebenezer Nj. r.
Church, Washington, D. c., Com
mencing Wednesday, March 20,
1918.
STEAM OARS
All railroads 10 Pennsylvania, D,l
aware, Maryland, District of Colum
bia, Virginia and West Virgins,
except the Western Maryland viii
cell tickets, frou Msrch I6'h TO
March 2lst. inclusive, full fare going,
and three fifths fare returning Plus
twenty five cents at the conference 70
the R. r. agent for vising tickets.
These tickets are good for returning
until April Alb. Inclusive. Ask your
agent for ticket TO tho Wasbipg,on
Confidence, and see that be gives you
q certificate with your ticket. De.
post said certificate at conference
and twenty-five cents with Sylvester
H. Norwood as early as "Wednesday
or Thursday. Inquire Of your local
tickle; agen, If he has tickets; il not,
he will instruct you at VIII Oh station
you Can secure tbem, as all stations
do not have them. The round trip
fare from Baltimore TO Washington
10 81 so.
THE ELECTRIC CAR
Rs,ce Of Fare from Baltimore To
Washington.
a. Fare round trip 81 so, tickets
good until used
81 Party tickets for twenty-five
or more, 81 20. tickets good for two
days.
60 R1und trip faro for $50 per.
aons two dsye 81 % each.
r v. S. 81. Brown, chairman #
Ex, animation Com nittee, not fees oil
candidates for examination 10 be
present 10 Ebenezsr Clutch, Tues.
day March - y. at 10 A. Nj.
Pastors will please furnish tie
Secretary with correct addresses Of
widUws Of any deceased preachers 10
heir work, and also please mok,
correc Ions OF any errors IL the local
Pee, har.' D'"scto' ~
YOliS III tGe Work,
Sylvester H. Norwood, Sec'y.
STA Oxford ST, Baltimore, Md.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02

Champ Clark, whose oonsention is:
"lt ia liitle 10 the white man TO try
to iD;ure the Negro" is sure 10 be
the tUpno1cber 9. Baltimore.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02
SATURDAY, MARCH Rod, 1912

With this issue the Pioneer Press
enters on it's 31st year.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-03-02


plead for leniercy, ex.olling the eirl's
excellent school record, her rapid
Advancement, the bright prospects of
her becoming q credit to her race and
q help TO her parente.
bat de WI wus nj niggers you
kin fin i. desc sddicar"d nj nipqers''
Joe would r"t"r: Go di di.down
in Paddy'- Heller an dAr you'll see
um: Go up to Raleigh, an de pen. ETH
II Tertiary is full er desc dedicated
ROGERS whose b 1ok la-nin' was dey
~ .oln. G,i Tx dat gal outer
$4,000! an put 'er out Tito trade
She got too much sway fer her
good. So overbe.,ine and ugly did
The father become that The girl lost
interest in her studies, grew tired Of
her surroundings and pleaded to be
cent away from home. Indulgeut
Ca'hsrioe worked. saved, planned
andy ai,ed; and one evening IS the
old Clyde Line steamer glided slow
~ down the river, bound for New
oik, Lillian wss on board. Add
Caihsrine's troubled heart followed
that ship. bearing her precious burden
toward the city OF alleged gaye:y, Of
wnnton disregard for deceucy and
temperance, from which she had
seen 80 many acqusintances return
cctiioed, or broken in health beyond
repair. And she shudder+d as she
thought of Lillian with her soft, gen
tie nsture, buffe,ed by chill winds
and those beautiful brown oyes red
d"ned by dissipation. But Lillian
bad infested on being sent to New
York Ohere being 80 many old play
mates and friends ,here) .nd Lillian
generally had her way-with her
mother But not every girl that
goes to New York is engulfed and
swept downward with the tide of
evil; Coo is there and the Church is
there. In her crime infested elum.,
and along her brilliantly lighted
'Whiteways," often above the shouts
of gay reveIers can be beard the
voices or boDneted sugels crying
"Whosoever will! Whosoever will
may take of The Water OF Life free
ly!' A voice Whispered, Leave i,
with God Cstharine! and she left il
with God, But Joe Aehe was furi-
Gus when he learned that his dough-
ter bad been spirited away withnu,
his knowledge or consent. "Hte
Je.jo jes' es ssid", be eho utcd, IFS
tryln' ter keep dat gal firm gwine
estray an~an- you upholin' 'er agin
mel Good mineter 81 git on dat
steamer an 60 fetch er back heah
an lie let yer both know dat I'm
boos' New Yorks de las place te,
sem epy gal ef yer spec 'er ter be
decent
You can blame yourself for i,
ail' Calharine answered, defiautly
"4ou, her father, have made The
poor girls life almost unbearable BY
constantly accusing Der OF doire
things that were not in her mind.
have tried oyer, and over again tc
make you see that the best way tc
keep girl in the right path is tc
| SHOW Willingness to trust her. b.
your prosecutions you have driven
he girl TO desperation so to speak
and fretted me beyond endursncs.
She's actually afraid OF you; and tc
prevent her from running away I've
sent her away with my blessing, ami
the assurances that her mother Car
trust her even in NV York. The
die is cast. The eagle has stirred
/ H. Al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

precedence over other matters. II pos
sible. however. the committee will
make an effort to take up the Gilman
substitute ordinances providing for o
board of appeal to pass on cases APP
pealed. from the decision OF the build
ing inspector. This board would con-
stst of three members one 70 he named
by the inspector. one by the complain
ing party, aud the third by the othai
two named. Such q board would. b.
In lieu of "A permanent body, the build
ers being OF the opinion that ii would
be better to have special parties namet
for each particular case. This custom
is followed in Baltimore and Washing
ton. and in the opinion of the builders
Is far preferable to permanent board
The Gilman ordinance Is endorsed b,
most of the Richmond real estate mer
and architects and engineers.
1t is especially desired by the build
ers that the proposed arbitration board
should be composed OF civil engineer.
an architect and a builder.
Following is the schedule OF commit
tees for the coming week:
Monday--~Committec on Relief OF the
Poor. $50 p. NJ: street Cleaning, $40;
Water Committee =. NJ,
Tuesday-Light Committee. II. NJ.
Electricity T. NJ: Cemeteries, 5 r. NJ.
Improvement of James River. p. NJ.
Thursday--Grounds and Buildings
Committee, Il. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
NO DATE IS SET
F0R! COMMITTEE
BIT IT'S LIKELY THAT BUILDERS
WILL GET HEARING TUES
DAY NIGHT.

Chairman Cmlauf. of the Council
Committee on Ordinance, Charter and
Reform, stated last night that he
would probably call a meeting of the
commtiteee for Tuesday night How
ever. he will hardly reach decision
In the matter until some time tomor-
row.
At the forthcoming meeting several
matters of Importance are scheduled
for consideration. ono OF these is thu
ordinance reducing the number of
pawnshops to three. Another calls for
stricter regulation of pool rooms.
These two measures having beer
continued a number OF times. will have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
y operated on at the Petersburg Hos

~ operated on at the Petersburg Hos
Mrs. Mary Il. Thompson. of Jersey
pital. Is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Mary Il. Thompson. OF Jersey
City, n. c., who has been visiting
her uncle, Il. W. Wtlliams. left to-
day to visit relatives in Brunswick
county.
Mrs. ]. II. Boyd. Of Sedley. who has
been visiting relatives here, returned
home today.
The Young Peoples Home Mission
Society, of Market Street church, Will
hold their annual sale OF fancy articles.
Z. B. Nunnally's store. Sycamore
street. Tuesday, April Cd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
Advertising
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
STUBBORN FIRE
DESTROYS PLANT

Fire destroyed the warehouse 81
WalAer Taylor and Son. No. lis North
Eighteenth street. last night about "a
o'clock. The stable Of KAstelhere and
soma next door was saved.
Tho warehouse was stored q its CO.
pacity with mill feed. grain. hay and
hour. witch will probably prove : total
loss. s ss
The stock wa covered ~ Insurance
TO the amount oS ts.0Ov. carried 81
Harvey, and Puiliam ana Worthana.
Tho building, which q owned ~ the
Crouch eatAtS, n cOvered ~ ineurarce.
Mr.. TAyl0r said last night zehak & ~
believed the nre wcs capsoa ~ spon-
4 tina dAnaSee g lCasksl hese's plaes
.RAa SMALL, Thexe &Nxo = MNmh4F 4f
hofeen 1kahJ66 fhe3N III N gGfG S3s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
Art
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Calendars
for 1913

Embracing a mag
nificent selection of
Hand Colored Celetine
Mounts, Color Prints,
Autographed Hangers,
Halftones, Sepias, Duo
Tones, Carbonettes,
Embossed, Imported
and Domestic Wall
Pockets. etc, in a wide
variety of subjects.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
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