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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-21

Die Neiupprt Office fir bas yGin.
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Hp. 339 Yorf Srahe, gesennber benz
Gpurtbauie, iupielbit Nentsfeiten, Sin.
setseu II. /. III. bis 10 l1br As Minu=
ten Ibenbs entgegeugenommen uer.
ben. Selepbpn SDnth 2401.
GIiiabet6 5itep an Sophia Mafsn,
2ot bon 80 SUB an Der 5ooss Str,
81. SOnp GeiIer an 2ouis giI6off,
Got on Ger O'5alon Oh, 9aptOr;
81.
goli3eileutnant glumfielb en-
f6pb geitern an Der 4, unb Columbia
Strabe einen groben, anihsinenb toIs
len 9unb.
SObn 8. 9untel BON go. 1908
So9n StraBe itarb geitern i'm 4ltcc
BON 81 Sabren.
= Dos 5eitamsnt Der Marearst6e
Sdneioer fDurbs geitern I'M Gountp>
geriht binterleet. Margaretbe Subj
mar erbdIt 500 unp gfutb Jubrm1n
$3.50. s. g. Wetman fpurbe gum
gretutor erndnnt.
gbeiheine. Mm. Guppb uno
4ntoinette WeIt, beibe bon Sapton,
ap. 4rtbur Waa, 26, unb ganie
Setter, 81, beiDe Don Cincinnati. s.
s. Drigbt, 81, bon G~ircleoiQe, o.,
uno emma Weitlate, As, DON Marion.
- Die Surp, Die Coroner Or.
Disbp einidnor, UNI ben Got oer
tleinen Queiae Guis gu unieriuhen,
Die on Der Joirfielo unD WaIbinaton
4Deuue in Bellevue Don Dem Mutomo=
bill Deg grant RanDolpb getoDtet par=
be, brahte einen 8eri6t Elm, bab oer
unfal elm aufduissr mar unb Ram
Dolpb ipurbe bon aaer Snulb frsige.
iprohen.
Die Grperten GrnIt unb grnlt,
Die nit Der unteriuhung FER Bidder
Der itdotif9en Beamten beiddftiat
ll!no. battsn aae perioneu. Die auaeb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-21

tpesen Mnsriffs unb Sdldserei.
5dabman ion unseblt6 8refier mtbz
1anbelt baben.
= Carl $. Darts, LANCE Sabre Sc
frstGrs Sddbmeiiter Der 2opelsgufa
finstpn gobaeco Co., trttt morgen cine
Reifs nm bic Welt an.
eSSn einer 8erIammlung beS Sna
b~uItrioI Club puroen @b.2, Rebmono,
8. 9. goben, 2epis 6. Ippplegats IT,,
90. W. Ssmple unb Sol. $. DreB@
man ais MiteIieber oufgenommen.
Cine Ginlonuns bss Hepport guitneb
Mtea's Club 81 benz am beutlgen
Mbeno itottfino:nosn 9ortraQ pon s..
+. 9ible in Nepport tpuroe an9enpms
men.
Der Miitter Stub Ser Z. 9i@I
itritti6uIs peranitaltet ON Stsnltag,
BEN rs. Nooember, stne itereoptii6s
9orIteuung imS6ulgebGHoe.
@lfreo W1c0pnalb erlanete einen
9auerlaubniBifein fir elm Sromez
ge6Gube an Der 9untin9ton Ipenue.
8pitenpuntt $1,000.
- Sm 3uitunoe bes poli3iitsn Wm.
0ider5on, Der lid i'm 9eneral 6o1pie
tai elmer Operation unter5pg, ioI cine
W:noun9 gum geIsren einsetreten
fein.
Die OdmenzStlfsoeieuihaft Der
emanuel geutihen Wtetb. Stride per-
onitaItet am 9pnnerItog BON 4 bis 8
llbr Mbenps Elm Supper in Der Cont
tagsifule an Der 10. uno Rui:a Ipe.
= 0err Matb. Guef, Der Dor einiz
gen Moten in Dem 6uttergei9Gft ieis
rer SDbne an Der Mubiipn Ipsnus
BON elmer Stiese fiel uno it'd ertebIi6
Derleste. lit pieoer bergeitsQt.
Sn Der 0ffentithen Shule in
Deit Gopinston ptro cine Spartoiie
er0ffn:t. gin3oblungen ourh S6ulz
timber BON l Sent biz 10 Gents per=
ben BON ben Qebrerinnen enteeeen=
genommen. Saben bic Sepoiiten zines
Rinoes 81 errei6t, 10 piro ods 8elo
in elmer Gdnt %oeponirt. 9as betref=
fenbe &inb erbdlt Damn Elm 8antbu6
uno 5isbt bic 3tnien.
- Serr german Rostpe, bpn Der
5irma Iqiion unb gates. erbielt ge=
tern bic traurige No6ri6t, baB feline
Mutter sSrou Soiepbine 9oetpe in Ct.
2puis esitor6:n iet. 6err Rpetps lit
geitern gum 9egrdbnib bortbin gereift.
- 5rau g. 5. @inteiter, 8attin
oes Reo. Winuefter, ptrb beute i'm
Gircuitseri6t auf ibren 9eiites5uitanb
unterIuht perben.
Der Jarbige 8aIter Milton,
90. 528 8eit 4. 5trabe, Cincinnati,
%Dohnbuft, fam geitern 4benD bisr6er,
um 5reunbe an Der Waf6ington Ctr.
gu beIuhen. Ra6bem iie gebDrig aez
5e6t batten, begdben iie ii6 naA Ell
mem 2ptal, ND lie .Grap" ipieltea.
0abei fam es gum Streit unb sSobn
2aubers bobrte benz Wilton bas Wtelz
Ter in ben Riiden, ibn tDbtlt3 berz
lebeno. DER gteger iplrDt ur1ter Der
2(ntlage bss Stehens nit Der MbTi1t
3u t0oten eingeiperrt. Nah Der Nn=
li6t Der 4er5te fam Wtiltpn Die
Ra6t ni6t iiberlsben.
Caroline aamp. 20 Sabre ait.
itarb eeitetn Na6mittag in lbrer
Wobnung go. 232 @sit 5ront ctr.
Die 8eerbi9ung finbet morgen pon Ger
Wluttergpttestir6e aus itutt.
- Qlpbons S6litmunn, Sobn beg
peritorbenen 5elir Shlitmann unb
Reffe bes perftorbeneu GngroszM 1eB :
eers Wm. S6litmann, itarb in ieiner
Dobnung go. 20O9 Scott StraBe Ell
nes plDBliden 5obes an 5ersDerfetz
tung unb Mirbma. 0u5 2eihenoa>
edngniB ftnDet bon Der Ct. 8enebic=
tus : Stride 5rsitag Worgen itatt.
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petrole

OeutfhIunps petrolee
mquellen. Der ameritanil6e
Petroleummaendt NofefeIer beherriht
nit ben probutten ieiner in bes Wor>
tes tpabriter 9ebeutuns runerihopfliz
den" Selquznen ben geiammten Mtlts
martt. sSn benz Mueenblif, bu Deutf6z
lamb iih onItidt, bic briidenben Sci
feln bes Seltruites Su lodern uno Der
ELECTROMAGNETIC in Itaatli4e Regie
80 nebmen, biirfte IS niht obne Sn=
terefe lein. bic oeutihen petroItums
que1en etfpas naber tennen 5u lernsr.
Sic liesen gum grObten 5beil in Der
G~iineburger 9eioe. sum 2beil in 81
iabz 2otbring.n, in Sberbapern ian
Der Weitieite oss 9eserniees) unb in
Sulitein 3tpii6en Welbprf uno 3eibe.
Die be%oeutenbiten limb Die Der 2in.s
burger Seibe, bersn Subresertras 80
bis 10000 5onnen betrdgt. Sn G(s
Iabz2otbrinssn lit es Defenders bus
unters Satbal, in benz bic Petroleum
inbuitrie, bant elmer an3abl reht err
giebioer ausuen, fsiten SUB faiIeu
tonnte. Der Saupter3eusunsss unb
5unoelsort lit ieood 5usenau. in bel.
len Nd6s bic Mebrsubl Der anelen
liegt. Cine 5abrt auf Der 8ahnlinie
5ugenau-Wortb fiibrt uns iiber Ell
men sroBen She'll Der petrOIeumfeloer.
Bon iheinbar unfihtbaren ardften
angetrieben, bepegen iif satIrsihe bD=
ri3ontal itebenoe 9alten, bic in BIB
ltGnben BON stpa 100 poer audi mebr
Meter iteben. in gleiHmaBis monotos
mem Rbptbmus iansiam auf unD ab.
Bel eenauem 3uieben entbedt man
balo cine Qnsabl BON S~tablbrabHeis
len, bic paaripeiie nebeneinanoer Der
o~eleitet iinb. sic liesen enttpeoer in
laussren Hobrleitunsen ober. iiber
t!eine Rnasn slsitsnb, in fladen GrGz
BEN. Iuh lie iinb in itdnbiser 4epez
sune. bic lie auf Die gy5enterfangen
Der 5iefbrunnen = bus iinD bic eben
ertpGhnten !9orispntaEbnlten - lber@
tragen. Der 4ntrieb pes gefdmmten
Gritems erfolst BON elmer 3entraIftas
ton - Dom Mai9insnbauie - aug.
Neben jebem Drummer iteben einiee
5onnen, in bic pas aus gum 5beil be.
trGhtIiher 1iefe beraufsepumpte Del
e~eleitet ipiro. ginise in ftetem Runbs
gauge befinblihe grunnentpdrier for
gen fir bas rehtSeitise Nuspedfeln
Ger 9onnen, bic bann, nahoem lie gtz
fiiat iino, ouf Waeen perlaben uno
mad Dem Wert gebradt perben. BORT
pirD Der Snbalt in grobe gtbdlter
entleert, aug oenen ss in bic Rein;z
eunssz uno 9eitiuirapparate eslonst.
Mls reines Petroleum perbleiben
ldlieblid nur SO proasnt bss seipons
nsnen Robprooutts, ieooh iinb bic
Nebenprpbutte WeiroIeumat6er, Ben
ain. @aiolin, 1heer6i uffp.) btinohe
ebenio pertbpo0 ME nas 9uupter5eass
nib felbit. Die Observation-Disclosures
criidt Der Geseno ibren eieenartisen
StempeI auf. lIeberaa besesnen nss
bic Magen nit ben trieftnDen JdRern,
auf ben gabnb0fen iiebt mar larse
Heikn Der befdnnten 1anfpagen, auI
ben sielDsrn bic Drummer nnb lsits
IieiIe unb sur Mabrntbmnng Der
nmoblseriite" r,idt aud bic Der.
ffnupftefte Naie gerebt nod aus.
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ams ben IrieSemsaeridtem.

sSran Qate Sped, Die friminelle
Sperutionen in bret 6alIen porar-
nommen haben ioa, mlrbe eeltern
perbaftet unb benz Squire armitrona
porgeiiibrt. Sic plaibirte nidt idpiI-
Dig uno w1ioe unter $1,000 Yiirgidaft
iiir jeoen ein5elnen Jua geitelt. fSrau
Sped lpobnt Wo. 343 Dailton ctr.
Gin junges Mdbfen ioa an ben Sol
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4ra9t ktm
8rm@bAmD.
Cqnd breftisihratstr grfAbsxns ma4te -
eiuen renen Npparnt fur WadRusf. UraneR
Has g.inber. ter Erudt beifte
asitt nidts. sa perisaex.

NsHFt NfWtsf 81 pSffHWtH.
Sgcnn Sbr beinohe aues onbcrc perlubt BaFt.
foHnli gu mir. go anbere febltGlogen, ersiea
benoen aunpI II bei1e iuo i'd fhi6c Qua meiu
freies 9ad iiber Nrit it1b nefier peilnne.
tpeIdes metren Relen gppGrut peigt niIb bic
tic aebctlt rrnroen. auoerbItfIife 2inberaTe.
fpenii aqeg anoere tebddIdey. g'cudtsi:.. ii,
lete fctrs Gnlber.. tein. Gef6irr, feinc nuBen.
SD reriFidc tie ouf probe, nm su befpelfeH
ba3 aues, rds iG faac, nabr ut. uribet.t
aan1 feIbtt, iiro neIn Sbr metn Bud. geIefea
babt, psroe, Chr etcnie rntbnftnittfb fem ipic
Nrisfe 9br aud Iefen ionHi. 0IGi ben freien
aoupon aus uto fdbidt ibH bsuie. a. III. Der
M;ube pertb, Of Jtr meine1 apparai otrfant
tntr ni6t.
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oauonaetroeen battc, oils er beim ab.
LADEN bon MoIdinen i'm 8iiterbabn-
bot ser Big Sour gabn an Der Nearl
1tnb Central Mpenue, per1lngludte.
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seinen 9erletunaen erlegen.

Sobn Sloan, BON SO. SO Neit Z.
StraBe, Gopinston, an, erIag geitern
Ibenb i'm it1btijfeH 9oipitnl osa
.gerlesnngen. Die er am Z. NopeRlbS.
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8enn mad, ben oltern.
9 hmer5en bon Siftrpeb
man it'd Durdh Die Inpenoung Don
ct. Safobs Del prompt befreit fiihlt
nunoert man iltl oaB man es nid)t
iofort gebralf)t bat.
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gen Der on ibr p-orsenommenen Spc.
ration neltnrben ieil.

gen Ger on ibr porsenommenen Spcs
ration geltcrben iein.
aonitabler Wepung bon Sgnlrc
Sohenitein perbaftete geltern Den ats
malt Charles s.. Sones nlb 5lnur air
9etreibpn Der 5rau 5. e.. HileD, Der
friiheren 1srnu 9aniel Steible. GIN
Saftbefebl miro sSones Der Inter
Itlagung Don $5S1 beifAlSigt. 9ns
Belo ioa pom Der 2ebenSoeriihernng
hires eriten 8ntter, Der Dor pier5ebn
Sabren itarb, be%rriibren. SoneS, Der
.Ieiner 3eit lem g%eiammtes Wermo.
gen petlor, biiBte oabei audi Dtelc
elm. IS mar, Die er Iagt
nid,t llnferihlagumg, Ionoern bod
items 8ertrauensbrudD. or tDllroe &c.
gen feline eisene 9iireldaft sum BE
TRACE pom 5000 entlaiier.
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61ntsryhoiben turirt in 6 Big IA 1asen.
Sbr yiv3ilefcr miro oas BeIn SuriiGcrftaifen
fueTu Nnjr SinimeHt perfeblt. trgenDeiHen yGI
bon JudeiL blirbeI. biatennen ooer pprfteb.ii.
ben SsmorrboieeH in q bis IA Iaaen az iuris
zen 6Qc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
FAILS To IDENTIFY
NEGRO ASSA|LANT
HOWEVER, MISS REANES THINKS
DEBERO LOOKS LIKE HIM.
AND HE Is HELD,

Arranging the five arrested
Henrico county jailers Office yester-
day, Miss Louise Reaves. seventeen
years old pointed her finger at Bud
Debero aud declared that he looked
bed her last Tuesday night on the
Boulevard while on the way to her
homo IN Seott's Addition, However.
she would not say positively that he
was her assstiian;. but said that his
clothes correspondent with those of
her offender.
irtbero was later arraigned before
Magistrate Thomas J. Puryear in
preliminary hearing, and sent on to
await action of the grand jury in the
HenrlcO Circuit court.
When placed on the stand the
negro was unable 10 give q good ac-
count Of his Whereabouts on the
night the young lady was attacked.
His statements on the stand CEN
fitcted with those made TO the of
GERS who placed him under arrest.
Miss Reayes WIS In ii nervous con-
dition and several times while she
was Oh the stand the hearing ha d
TO be halted to give her time to gain
her composnre.
She said that the Negro first asked
her for 8 nickel and upon refusal
she was grabbed by the neclz and
choked. She was robbed of her
pocketbool< and was left lying bnCon-
scioHs on the ground.
af
Brown. Robert smith, Harvie Temple
ana Wesley Holmes---arrested on sus-
pieton, were released from custody
when Debero was partially identified.
Miss Reaves and her parents have
only been living here a short while,
having come here three weeks ago
from Florida.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Bx OLIVER SI-nnI,N

Little Johnny Byron. with putney
Shoe company. was seen in Charlotte
last week,
Boots Goodman, with Kaufman n, WIS
taking some orders AT Burlington last
week.
Lee Reinheimer. Clir wen's. Mexl-
can athlete. was seen in the Durham
ring. last week. and az usual he
got the orders.
George Banister, Libby McNeai and
Idbby's order taker is in the old North
state this week.
Mutt Hill, as sofae call him. but
better known to the ladies as that
nice looking Mr. Hill' is tourin &
through Southwest Virginia this week
Gilbert, the chap with Wineo. Ell
lett & Cru1np, was right on the job
at the Greensboro fair with that line
Of shoe string talk.
Harry Bedser, r. now representing
Ffeenaan Brothers, At-4% YORK, travail
ing Mississippi AND Texas.
We are glad TO learn that Frank
Sayars is much improved. left the hos
pitai last week for North Carolina.
We believe that Walter Taylor was
right when he said that the old oak
en- bucket drawn from the FonticelIo
spring, with cool sparkling water is the
best of all. Have you tried It? It
liz too late now.
csabe fKidr Northa4n. the Southern
Railway supply companys live wire.
is telling them about it in the valley
this week.
We are very. glad to report that
Doc. Blanton is getting ON very well
N. the st I4uke's hospital
Billy Jenkins says that he can sell
-ou anything in the real estate line,
from q thirty foot lot to ranch. We
believe that he is pretty near right,
beeause he is with Pollard & Bagby.
We are glad TO see John Fenson out
again.
Warden Conper of the Gathright-
Ehiles company was seen down on the
peninsula this week
Our Brother O. II. Minor Was work
ing the Chesape cake and Ohio east
.,1hass weak. and O. l.. always gets Il ke
order
Herbert Baker, Of the Bodeker
Drug company. was seen in Cui-
pepper this week Herbert is some drug
man and some punkin with the ladies
Beef Voolfolk. from Hanover, the
haH swede, was scratching the or
]. der sheet ia Fredericksburg this week
The usual gathering Of the "CIan"
MAS held al Bowling Green court on
ahe 9th. Brad Bradley, one Of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

Ap0u the subject, and he believes that
correct ideas regarding this matter
viii do much toward restoring con-
hdence in Gods justice and love, and
reverence for Gods word, in the
minds OF all thinking people.
The ieclure itself Is replete with
points of interest that will be ap-
preciated by all, as the lecturer win
utilize many Scriptures not generally
made use Of including the most rea-
sonable and satisfactory exposition OF
The parable Of the sheep and the
Goats" which will serve to throw
flood Of light upon the subject.
The lecture Is declared to be most
suita BILE to all. Christians, nonprofes-
sors and honest skeptics 1t s en-
1ircl$ free and no collection win be
lifted. ALI are cordially invited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
DAY or JUDGMENT
IS HIS SUBJECT
MIR. BRE.NNETSEN TO LECTURE
AT THE DVBIS THEATER
:.
THIS AFTERNOON.

The International Students Bible
a association has arranged with MIR. T.
w .Brenneisen, an earnest Bible stu
dent from New York city, to deliver
n free lecture on the subject of the
Day of Judgment at the Lubn the
ater next Sunday at O'clock.
AIR. Brennelsen holds that erron-
eous teachings concerning the Day
OF Judgment" have done much to be-
cloud the subject in the minds OF m
telIigent people generally. who could
not harmonic their conceptions of a
God Of love, mercy and justice with
the teachings generally entertained
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
BY Ex TEmPoRE.

The coed cid bacco town Of ftaT-
willie mas the mecca the past week
Tor many travelling men as we'll as
merchants and other out-of-to~h
felix's, Richmond and Lynchburg com
uaercaai men were exceedingly active,
and the Burton Hotel was 'chock-a-
block with them The boys looked
after the buyers, and listened 10 the
talk Of George Goodwin ami Harry
Teafe during The day, and at night
went out 10 the grounds to witness
ssse fireworks and the fair ones
On parade
dad Tucker, oue Of the hvcst 81
the live, had Miles line opened, ana
cleaned up a nice bunch Of business.
At night rad WIS one OF the most
regular and interested visitors to the
sgTounds when the band playea
Dad did che Bunny Eug' and Dod-
bic SHUTTLE with the ease aHd grace
gor which he ~ noted.
f. r. Hii}. with Anderson, Lewis
q Graz. toos Sing Al those needing
ssa-v goods THIS worthy seemed more
Fortunate than most OF his e"lleaenes.
He vas never aloas at the GROUNDS,
ansl he 8as net win q man either
Leo Young dropped IN aud then
cropped oar Leslie did NOT anchor
long, and he never does, He ~ COINS
good an the time.
Little George Robertson with T.
Al saunders Sens a Ce.. play ed CLOS"
N ssrauTiti ff;rtsvifit, affi ~ WHENEVER it-
could spare tbs tiHs.. Joined tile others
ut the fair grounds.
.jaek Brooks with International Har-
xssts, company. vas on duty, and did
faithful WORK ser dte Richmond
Branch
IL w Williamson, one nj fo3
crowd. faS recovered from his recent
long 4llness, ANA IS hitting the grit
again.
sam Badgett With stokes-tirymes
was another one al the boys VINO dfd
n little sightseeing along with his
regular routine. sam went home Fri
day
soid Joe" Reynolds. the old war
horse with Watkins ottrell co. pick
~ III considerable business during
The week Old Joe was surely out
there with the entire family
fsiil Tucker. son of Dad and a
trusty with Fleming Christian COM
J ssasss = " sssa. en 3he 1oh. morning, noon
and night and ii ~ doubtful If he
w-4nt TO the grounds.
Gin Flanagan, MAS noticed early
Tia tho week. hat ne is 80 oily ana
moves SO smoothly. we know little OF
~ tas8 Slse sob
fer the standard Company and he
never forgets it
Many Lynehborg boys well known
10 the Richmond bunch were ia evi-
sieace during the week
Buck Spencer Floyd Ferguson
Bill Moon. and tina Christian broth
err. as well as a host of others, were
there. in the thickest IF the fray.
A. H. Isaacs. from Baltimore. known
TO the T.. G. r. bunch, also answered
present.
The boys worked hard, and also
found time for enjoyment and pleas
nre Ii has been q big week around
pansi!le Those who were absent
missed business and ii bunch of good
time. few of the boys were so
fortunate as to have lady friends to
whom they devoted much time and
attention The less fortunate were
willing.
r. 4. Anderson, of 4. If. c. fame.
~as on the firing line in Danyille, He
scored Friday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

boys from Fredericksburg. made a
very interesting talk on the fine
points Of the coming election. He as
a rule, gets the right dope some
where. especially when IL comes TO
politics.
Tom Aaron and Brother Mems
Wright, better known in West Fir-
ginia as The Committee. were seen
III c4vr-F5 conversation Tst--aas last
We think that they have "A clue as to
who The cartonist WAS in that Hunt
instcn affair. Some Sherlock, that
Torn aaron
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

been the guests OF their brother. Mr..
Z. NJ. Bell, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hansen have
returned from New York. where they
went to their niece, Miss Olga Wolf,
Of copenhagen Denmark. who Will
spend some time with them here:
Miss Hansen. Of Philadelphia. Ii
the guest of her uncle. Mr.. Lewis
Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Gin ana little
dapgntkr. Of Orange. hAys returned
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

Lieutenant a. $. W~.-swoyth. of the
natp, has been detailed in charge OF
the headquarters here His district
VIII embrace all Of central and west
ern Virginia. If business warrants 1t
substations will later be established
IN Petersburg, Lynchburs snd Roam
Lieutenant Madsmorth will have
with him, attached 10 the Richmond
ONCE, medical Inspector and -four
petty officers.
Headquarters viii be established at
once at No. sos East Main street,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
in this city.

In this city.
Richmond has long had rec1 uit-
ing station for young ahasers after
army honors and fields OF battle, and
now the boys who wish to go down to
the sea and man the big guns may
Join at headquarters here.
Hundreds Of young men all over
the country have been joining the
navy With the increased number of
vessels, there has been great demand
for recruits. In order to facilitate
the matter the government has deter
mined TO esta blish district stations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

homie after ! visit to their par ants
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nelson.
Miss Lillian Carroll Il home from
the Memorial hospital, after an omar
alton Tor appendicitis.
MT. and Mrs, Ernest Chalklsy. of
West Point. were the gusats 81 Ma.
George Butler, on Seventh street, dnr-
Ing the fair. A,
The kings DAughtets Will meet a
next Monday night WITH NJ IAiy
Nelscn - yvillias1nhurw aHeMua s|1s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
New Chiffon Waists
For Street or .Epentnp.

A special showing of ~high-class Waists.
undoubtedly the most beautiful collection in the
city. High necks, three-quarter and long sleeves
shown IN tan, brown, taupe. grey, Wilhelmina
blue, white, navy and black Prices, 81 90,
1898 and $l0.98 each
Second Floor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Fulton News
News items may be left at Mel
sens Furniture Store. Or phoned
TO Madison A5le.

Miss Eva soaths OF Gloucester
county is the guest Of Mrs, r. s..
Bew.
Miss Hazel Bell and Mrs. Barlow
and little son. Of Surry county. have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
SHueruare,
Bnc-a-Brac
ana Cut Glass

Ind srieH oHs realizes tirnt
the 1otndo1cs are merely sag
gestive; that they can represent
bit a Medgyc part Of the rery
comprehensive, heaattfaI ssesks
in our uedding gift store
Basement they at once sriH
see hoav helpful this store is.
Only by observation may
you select that sphich is most
appropriate. At Miller &
Rhoads the extensive varieties
Of gift things OF QUALTT r
at moderate prices makes Sc
lection both easy and sasisfac-
tory.
BY all means. see oar .Ssxth
street sho1t' s,'tndoa exhibit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Wool Sweaters

he Athletic young woman was first of her
sex to recognize the value of a sweater. Now
they are considered quite the thing for many
occasions OF outdoor winter wear
Some new features, introduced for this sea
son, brings our lines of knit goods into special
prominence. The values are excellent.
Women's Sweaters. -. $I.75 and s25e
Tor misses ..-. ....... $I.9S
For children, slice and siye
Chiidren's Drawer Leseins, st.eo and si25
Children's Knit Caps ,...s SOC
Women's Knit Petticoats cotton gor
and 75c; wool, 81 90 to....-..... s2oO
Second Floor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Double Faced Coats

VERY NEW; also VERY FASHIONABLE
for this winter. Full length garments. in tan
and brown with the new idea collar patch
pockets and deep turn-baek cuffs, entire coat
is braided around the edges All sizes.
Special at $3.50.
Second Floor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Men Behind the Guns
Newsy Notes and Personal Mention Of the Men Who Build Up
Nroinias Trade.

rn... haops 10 thase fnen
the
og each week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Eveningand Wedding Silks

We have established wide reputation for the complete
ness of our stock OF Evening and Wedding Silks.
Beautiful colorngs and delicate tints well as the
ever popular white" in the fashionable weaves
such az Satin Charmeuse, Crepe Meteor. Crepe de
Chine, Satin Elegant, Satin De Luxe Satin Mesa
line, Chiffon Taffeta. Marquisette etc. are now to
be seen here popular prices