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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23
WILL CELEBRATE
ON MONDAY NIGHT
MASONIC LODGES TO UNITE IN
CoMMEMoRATINGF FESTIVAL
OF ST. JOHN.
BOUND OVER TO COURT
MAN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING
ASSAULT UPON TWELVE
YEAR-OLD GIRL Is GIVEN
HEARING.
BOUND OVER TO COURT
virginias, bureau.

Law Building. Phone 1897.
PETERSBURG. VA. June IA
The three Masonic lodges of this city
--Blandford. Petersburg and Poha-
tan Starke. willy unite In celebrating
the festival OF st. John next Monday
night, June 24th. The ceremonies
will be In charge OF Worshipfui c. L.
Guthrie. p. M. Steward and Robert
q. Bass. representing these lodges.
arrangements are being made for an
evening Of enjoyment Following the
ceremonies in the lodge room. ban
quet Will be served. and toasts Of
fered and responded tn.
J, W. Kittenberry. Of Chesterfield
county. charged with assaulting a
twelve-year-old girl of Grow avenue
q few days ago was given a hearing
In Police court this morn ng. and
sent on to Hustinss court for trial
He was represented by r. II. Drewry.
while Commonwealth Attorney
Mann was present In the interest Of
the Commonwealth.
Rev. DR., George II, SpooneN pas
tor OF Market-Street Methodist
church will preach tomorrow night
upon tho subjeoti "A Spectacular
Execution"
" 4. IdTk0F dnu AihAhGtk ItCS0,
two negroes suspected of asaulting
Rehecco Howard, a negro woman, a
week ago in South Market street and
fracturing her skill, were given a
hearing In Police court this morn
in9 They weer discharged from GUS
todY. The woman, who has partly
recovered could not Identity the men
as her aasailants.
Special Church Meeting.
There will be a special meeting OF
the congregation Of st, Stephens
church In the chapel room II the
Bishop Payne Divinity school tomor-
row morning at ii o'clock.
r. II. Moore. a well known young
man, Of this city, and Miss Julia
Hilda Cooper, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. i. Cooper. Of Waysrly, Were
-sarried Yesterday in weldon. N, C.
They returned here last evening and
were given q reception IN the home
Of n. q. Moore. In Chesterfield. ThAy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23

Cedar Heart" in Dinwidds county.
TT and Mrs James Dunn Mar
tin and Miss Mary Martin are visit
ing In New York and Boston.
Mrs. william r. Spottswood and
daughter Misses Catherine and Mat
ty are spending the summer at vir-
ginfa Beach.
Mrs. William Riddle Is spending tho
summer at Ocean View.
Mrs. John T. Parham has return-
ed to this city, after spending the
winter with her daughter. MrA.
George o. Loomis. In Memphis
Tenn.
John Wood, q we'll known m0r-
chant, has returned to his home here.
after spending q week in the nouns
tains Of Virginia.
Miss Maud Hobbs Is spending tha
summer in the mountains.
The real estate market was Actfvo
here this week and large numhAr
of property transfers were recorded.
Rev. J. r. Doan. former pastor
of West End Baptist church. win
take part in an entertainment to ~
given In that church next TridG3
night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23
MEN OF AFFAIRS
How to Win a Big Award
$50 in Cash for Hustlers

The chance to earn SIS In cash for
the first award, or one of the nine
other awards, does not come every
day In Richmond. You are offered
that chance In the Men of Affairs"
contest. You are also offered n
chance to acquire great deal of
valuable Information about the BUSH
ness men and business interests Of
Richmond. To win an award you
are required to send complete list
of answers to all questions asked.
Cali on the firms or people who COM
pose MEN OF Affairs" Write the
answer corresponding to- the number
of each sketch until you have COM
rsssed the ks. thess send III the COM
pseted list to MEN OF Affairs" Edi-
tor. yirginian Office. The business
men will be glad TO tel you the an
swer. a. they went into tho contest to
attract your attention. and win treat
you oourtsously. You can use the
phone, but to be sure Of correct an
swers a personal cab II better.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23
THREE CANDIDATES
PAY ENTRANCE PEE

Three candidates officially tossed
their hats into the ring yesterday for
places upon the administrative board.
The primary election IN to be held
September 10th.
Five members are TO be elected,
The ptums under the new commits
SION form Of government will either
be $4,000 or 5000 q year. 1t seems
that tho $1,000 basis per year will
be adopted.
Tho candidates offering for the
place yesterday each posted an an
trance feo Of $3.50,
They included State Senator q, @,
Fplkea. Alderman Marx Gunst and
John Hirschberg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23

ything in REAL ESTATE,
where to 20 to buy, sell or
ct THE BEST SERVICE.
AND BUFORD, 107 North
Phone Madison 543S. They
SO you, when buying or SELL
Of property. What is their
Il want your garments dry
dyed to look Ike new, what
to you first, as the place to
hest class Of work? Why,
THE CLEANER, 1913 East
is method of fancy dry clean
I delicate and finest fabrics
look as good as new, without
a in the least. What is his
r?
Iicious CONNECTIONS are men,
nat name occurs to you first?
CHOCOLATES, OF course,
1t is q household xprd, and
st quality. In Purity and
AMOSET CHOCOLATES
y, Who are distributors for
CHOCOLATES? What do
Der pound7
ke chances with your eyes.
j need the proper examina-
rect fitting OF glasses, go to
ST IN OPTOMETRY, and
} right. DIR. RAYHORN,
BROAD is a SPECIALIST
ErRY, for eye-strain, head
mess, etc. What are his Of
* SATISFACTORY MES
+. SERVICE, at popular
re RICHMOND MESSEN-
ICE. They take the lead
growing more popular daily.
: managed, and has the pub
When you want a message
,livered in a hurry, call them,
Phone number What are
for delivery
purchase Of RARE GEMS,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
RE, RICH JEWELRY, Cut
IT Objects, you get quality,
d right prices, at JAHNkE
East Main St. It's the Jew
fine presents for all occa-
Monroe 2207. What is
y?
now that JOHN H. ROSE
'MPANY, 1877 East Main
re OF a variety of HOUSE
Dis" than any other house
II They sell stoves and
Ma, GLASS, ENAAiELED
WARES. I.atrobe Heaters
They do Plumbing, Heat
hing, They carry the best
essity that's made. What
ter how much he may think
no man likes to go on your
/, are wise, yea won't ask
j, a strong Surety Company
table than an Individual on
lE FIDELITY AND DE-
fPANY OF MARYLAND,
bond at a small cost. Who
il company in Richmond?
Phone number?
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EXPLAINS
NEWSPAPERS
N TELLS HIS ATTITUDE
sMPTED LIGHT AND
III NEGOTIATIONS.
TED, HE SAYS
EA OF ATTEMPTING TO
; BOTH SIDES Is HIS
HENT TO PRESS OF
YESTERDAY.
L
TED. HE SAYS

Cease. a member OF the
lncil. who attempted to
sale of the Richmond and
way company property to
Railway and Power COM
'ded a letter TO the press
explanation Of his action.
Cease stated to a reporter
.ginian at Friday nights
IN Of the coun Gil when the
Is granted by q vote Of
to seven, that he had
lied to appear In the at
1 agent for the Richmond
companies.
entaily he mentioned the
b attorney for the Rich
iy and Power company.
erneys said his company
1t a price" That when In
bached the Richmond and
ipany. It's agent declined
10 matter or to encourage
lon of a sale. Then he
he had no chance as q
gent to effect q deal and
mission.
10 Wnltes Letter.
/ Ceases communication
I press follows:
nd, Va. July %. 1912.
D an article published In
paper. in which ! am not
y criticised, but grossly
r. Henry Anderson's say
az trying to hold up both
NIX the virginia Railway
company. and the Rich
Ienrico railway company.
ate in the very beginning
nderson quoted me as hay-
1t I was trying to hold
panies he knowingly mis-
on the floor of the coun-
h, / was In Mr.. Bryan's
blk weeks ago at his In
I've him some Information
b estate thar he was set
during our conversation
Fought up the subject Of
n and Henric0 franchise
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23
DIES ON EVE OF
HIS APPOINTMENT

Especial to The Richmond Vfr0tn1MMs1
RALEIGH. N. c.. June 41.-acor9o
p. Green, OF Wilson. who haA 5u1e
been appointed clerk Of the Unt8a&
states Circuit and District courts 1cR
the Eastern District AZ North Caro-
lima. and who next Monday inteude4
to come to Raleigh and qualify toF
ofiice. died at his home In Wilson th3o
evening. He was one cf the me-
prominent mon In the stats and wtde21
known sa1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23

90 About quarter of century ago the
DO firm of SYDNOR II HUNDLEY
decided that their motto would be QUAIL
ITY WITHOUT EXCESSIVE COST"
From that day down to the present time
they have adhered strictly to this thought,
with the result that should you come here
to buy furniture OF housefurnishings, you
may be satisfied that you are getting
MAXIMUM QUALITY at MINIMUM
COST. 1t is absolutely the QUALITY
WITHOUT EXCESSIVE COST
HOUSE. What special contest are they
running? Give details.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23

ar The cook is very often blamed for
I'D serving poor bread, when its thu
fault of the flour. You cannot make good
bread from poor flour. It's false econ-
omy to try. People who use PRIDE OF
RICHMOND FLOUR never have thar
digestion injured by eating soggy bread.
Who are manufacturers OF PRIDE or
RICHMOND FLOUR? Ask your grocer.
Ac When you are looking for CHOICE
10 BUTTER and Eggs, don't forget
PETER B. HATCHER, 40 Second Mar
ket. He has reputation for selling only
the best on the market. He caters to =
fine family trade, and holds it by suppl
ing the best at right prices. lie also sells
thinly sliced rindless ENGLISH CURED
BACON. What is his speciality
~ MONTICELLO HAMS and Quail
4 ity are synonymous. When you buy
MONTICELLO HAMS you do % with
the assurance that you are getting the
first in Quality, Flavor, and General Good
no one can convince you there il any "just
az good" Who are distributors for
MONTEBELLO HAMS? Ask your gro-
Ger.
40 When you have any electrical Wiz.
40 ing or repairing to be done, Whist
name occurs to you first? GODSEY 4
FRY, 71s East Cary St., Phone Madison
1000. They are equipped to do al kinds
of electrical wiring and repairing. They
have the largest motor and dynamo repair
plant in the South. What is their spo-
oialty9
Al There is always q position and
4 y good salary awaiting well trained,
competent bookkeeper or stenographer.
Its all in the training Put yourself n
the right hands and success awaits you.
The graduates Of HAYNES BUSINESS
COLLEGE are eagerly sought because
they are thoroughly competent. Whnt
system of shorthand and bookkeeping do
they teach?
rn OSTEOPATHY is system Of drug
CU less healing, which its practitioner,
with thorough knowledge of anatomy
and physiology, and by appropriate ma
nipulations, adjusts misplaced structures
SO that nature can restore normal condis
tons to the body. Thinking people rec
ognize this and are constantly adding to
its numbers. DR.. j. w. Kibler, 20l East
Main, Post Graduate and Specialist.
What are his office hours?
RI When you think Of SIGNS you are
Oh forced to think of THE BURTON
SYSTEM, INC. They arc the men who
make "Signs that talk" Don't close any
contract for any kind Of sign, until YOU
get their estimates What does THE
BURTON SYSTEM, INC, make
speciality Of?
cC Advertisers get the best results BY
CZ by advertising in The Richmond
Virginian. Give reason why?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23

Mutual Building,
Richmond, Va.
What Is his Phone number
N What Storage and Transfer CON-
~ pany has the name Of the quick, re-
liable one you can absolutely depend oni
OF course, it's W. FRED RICHARDSON
INC, Main and Beivedere Sts. He has
superior facilities for packing, moving and
storing household goods. The next time
you want it done right, phone Madison
S43 or Monroe S43. What per cent. can
he save you on freight?
~ When you want anything In the fin
est quality OF SEA FOOD, such az
SOFT CRAB, CRAB MEAT, LOB.
STER, or CHOICE FRESH FISH Of all
kinds, phone r. c. JONES, 303 North
Sixth St He has q reputation for selling
only the best. What is his Phone mum.
Der?
~ The wise man thinks too highly Of
II his books, private papers and docu-
ments to leave them unprotected from
burglars and fire. He, puts them in a
good safe, the standard kind-sold by the
r. L. BARNES SAFE AND LOCK CO.,
INC, 9-11-13 South Eighth St, Special
line OF Safes, standard firsproof, from 500
up. Catalogues and prices cheerfully fur
nished. Phone Madison 4Sl. Who is
the Sales Manager for this company
- For everything In Automobile AC-
I'D CESSORIES, what name occurs to
you first? The Eastern Motor Sales Cor.
poration, $40 West Broad St., OF course
They handle only the best known brands
Of Automobile sundries. No matter what
you want they have it. WHAT FAM
GUS TIRES DO THEY HANDLEi
What cars do they sell?
"a Theirs are many Automobiles, but
~ the famous CADILLAC, is the very
best Of them all. 1t is the aristocrat oi
the Motor Car family. It's many superior
qualities make it the most popular high
grade Car ON the American market. II
Is sold here by the JONES MOTOR CAR
CO, Allen Avenue and Broad SITS. What
does the CADILLAC sell for, fully
equipped?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23
First Award Ssh i
Second Award $1M
Third Award $50
Fourth Award 500
Fifth Award 500
Five Awards Of $l.O0 Each


office Friday June Is The awards and will be published
Vrgnan Sunday June 30 than send
ing answers will be made according the rav
compositions spelling punctuation and general
being counted BE SURE TO READ EXPLANATION ELSEWHERE
ON THIS PAGE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23
CONTEST. =.

Ten cash will be given the sending list of Correct
Answers all the questions asked Fill full
list Of answers to Call They
gladly information All lists be addressed MEN
OF AFFAIRS EDITOR The Vgnan and be in The Vgnan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23

n Cleanliness should be your watchword
y in all things, especially in what you
wear. II you send your linen to the
ECLIPSE LAUNDRY, 1919 West Main
st. IN. P. Gordon 4 Co., Proprietors)
you get work no laundry in the city can
excel. 1t is operated by experienced peo-
pie, and is equipped to do the highest
grade of work. What Ia their Phone
number?
IN What famous WASHING COM
lUPOUND DOES THE FAMILY
WASH IN 80 MINUTE6f No rubbing,
no washboard; harmless to clothes and
hands. A washing compound that Is
guaranteed. OF course this is COBB'S
SNOFLAk WASHING COMPOUND,
made by the Cobb Manufacturing Co.
What does it sell FORT
- What is the most noticed thing
/ i about well-dressed woman? Her
hat, of COURSE There Is more satisfaction
in knowing she has the latest thing In
MILLINERY than anything else she
has. When you want the newest, ex-
elusive designs and styles in hats go to
CLARK'S MILLINERY, 2l7 North
First ST., Phone Madison 576S. What is
W. ~
10 There Is but one best Piano, and
& that Is the steinway; and no other
Piano approaches IT." 80 said josef Hof-
man, the great Pianist, Other famous
masters OF harmony have said the same.
OF course the STEINWAY costs more,
but like other commodities, the best lis
the cheapest. You can only get the
STEINWAY at WALTER ID. MOSES
Il CO.'S STORE, lob East Broad St.
What other Pianos do they sell?
/ , sos East Main
Phone Madison 1897.
1000 BUSINESS CARDS $3.50.
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} SO
lash FREE

lie novel contest, Men of Affairs,
,ENTED TO THE READERS OF THE RICHMOND
AN Below. in numbered paragraphs, will be found
successful men various lines Each sketch asks question.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23
eoe P.aa q

fnr fha Men 3ras. -cantast-
$50 In cash to be given away free.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-23

On WILLIAM McKENDREE EV-
CJ ANS.
Certified Public Accountant,
Mutual Building,
Richmond, Va.
What Is his Phone number -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-20
NOT SALTS, OIL OR
PILLS BUT CASCARETS
No Odds How Sick Your Stomach;
How Hard Your Head Aches o.
How 8iliouo-Caocareto Make
You Feel Great.

You men and women who somehow
can't get feeling right-who have IN
almost Daily headache, coated tongue,
foul taste and foul breath, dizziness,
can't sleep, are bilious, nervous and
upset. bothered with q sick. gassy,
disordered stomach, or have backache
and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping clean inside with
Cascarets. or merely forcing . pas.
sageway every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor Oil? This ID
important.
Cascarets work while you sleep:
cleanse and regulate the stomach, re-
move the sour. undigested and fer
menting food and foul gases; take the
excess bile from the liver and carry
out of the system all the decomposed
waste matter and poison in the intes
tines and bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will straighten
you out by morning. 10-cent boz
from any drug store will keep your en-
tire family feeling good for months
Don't forget the children. They love
Cascarets because they taste good
do good-never grippe or sicken.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-20

school for witnesses" In IN effort to
determine whether evidence exists TO
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-20

would Be better and accidents fewer.
Why, also. not see to II that alleys
are half way decent! ..
Why not insist on that waste paper
ordinance and make a new one COM
polling every house to keep a covered
garbage can away from the house.
When the people who clean alleys
come round why don't they clean them
clean instead Of skimming OF the top
and leaving the minor debris?
Look down alleys now. You'll see
noisome pools standing stagnant
Does it cost too much to flush side
walks and paved streets and curbs?
Why isn't the postonice lobby mop
ped out every day. 1t may be swept
that often although 1t doesn't look like
It. But it needs a daily mop. Its not a
bad-loohng place II it was kept clean
Why not replace the broken globes
on the lamps on the post-omce steps.
by the way.
What's 1t to YOU" somebody asks.
Its as much to me as it is to you
amt it," you reply III can't vote
have to sit round and look at the way
men keep things and my olfactory
nerves are in good working order"
1t 10 a melancholy truth that it is
the human animal that defaces the
landscape. Take some virgin spot and
let it be ''settled"-and what an eye
sore it becomes.
Take our own river, for example.
upon which this column has animal
verted many a time and often. What a
picturesque place 1t could be made!
What a decorative asset to the town!
Now made the rear end of ill-kept
premises and a dumping ground for
the city. Why don't the houses along
It's banks face its beauty instead of
turning their backs on 1t.
Why, in short, doesn't the town take
advantage Of it's natural beauty and
groom itself accordingly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-20

that dress gives you a saffron hue.
And surely it didn't At that way last
summer. Don't you remember what
flattering things Blankety Blank said
about it--how it sheathed you like a
glove-and-why 1t hikes up on one
side and wrinkles across the back.
Well, it isn't best to believe any
body-specially a man.
You look about and decide that
you'll paper the rooms in light green,
buff and mauve. You're tired of such
dark, gloomy holes.
Then you'll throw all the curtains
away and buy billowy, fluffy things
that sway in the breeze and make you
think of home and mother.
You grit your teeth
I'D like to tear out every blamed
thing in the house" you murmur. land
throw it in the alley. I'm sick to death
of the whole miserable mess"
What's the matter. by the way, with
making some municipal rules and reg.
ulations? =
Why. in instance, as is done in some
other towns, not make every fellow
responsible for the sidewalk in front
of his own premises. If every house.
holder was compelled to clean off his
own walks in the winter. to scrape
them clean of ice and snow-walking
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-20
eY goTHER oRlEFlN WHITE.

~ ESTHER oRIEFiN WHITE.
This 10 the time O. year when people
sit up and take notice.
And It slowly dawns on them-or
perhaps not slowly-what . mess OF
things the human animal makes.
How nasty the streets look.
The alleys-"curses!"
The sidewalks slimy-the cutters
unspeakable.
Yards Uttered and dotted with rsb'
bit-holes.
Trash heaped up In the o6ing.
Garbage oozing through cracks In
the fence.
Tin cans. old bottles. stray shoes.
remains Of "vittles"-and . general
salad Of odds and ends piled up in in
discriminate and a6ectionate array
cheek by jowl with the back-gate.
Everything II distasteful and dis
gusting.
You look round the house and hate
everything In 1t. The wall paper ~
sumes . nauseating hue. You wonder
you ever endured 1t. How or who sci
ected It you can't imagine. You know
you didn't. II you had your way you'd
tear II OF the walls strip by strip and
pass It on to the junk-man.
How ugly the pictures are.
The furniture 10 horribly shabby-
wonder you hadn't noticed 1t before.
What awful cushions Maria has
round. You take ono up and shy II
across the room In deep and bitter
loathing. It accidentally encounters q
cut glass vase somebody gave some
body for Christmas and demolishea
the latter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-20
The Peevish Child
Needs a axatl We

It IL natural for q child to laugh and
play and when it eulks drowsily or
physical il the matter n you see no
evidences Of . serious ailment you will
not bo wrong II you quietly give 1t .
putting 1t to bed.
The remedy most generally recon-
mended for this purpose 10 DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, which mothers
throughout the country have been giving
their children for q quarter OF Q GEN.
tury. Today Thousands OF families are
using IT where hundreds used 1t then.
ana there must be good reason for this
word OF mouth recommendation.
for children, women. old people and all
others who need a gentle bowel stimu-
liant and not = violent salt. cathartic
dill or doctored water. DR.. CaldWell's
Syrup Pepsin will act gently, and when
taken before retiring VIII bring COM