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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05

FRANCISCO, May r.
p Battling Nelson hears
will foam at the mouth.
angeles dispatch says
holgsst and Joe Rivers
'nsd a lightweight cham
inst 1t will he a waste
"a Tor any aspiring pugi-
'aalsnge the winner of the
q July contest, for Ad and
arranged to meet a sec
IN Acoarey's arena on
VIZ no matter how their
Raaenent turns out.
'Ay should Nelson be
up, does someone ask7
explain.
= ever valued his cham
lsnrsls as Nelson did. If
oeen such a tough
s'oual, both mentally
4ssily' the chances arc the
y title to Wolgast would
zen the Norseman's IS heart.
took his medicine,
/, s''nont making a wry
. : said that wolgast had
himself the better man
VI at least up to the
'asn Eddie Smith inter.
gave the victory to the
Wildcat Shortly after
y Nelson said:
n bad shape all right,
been in just as bad a.
4, osner contests. L
IA. 'e any Interference.
,iei,. @ 1ae referee. I had
NJ. nat ny seconds might
ia .'AA my chances of win.
s'as and ] kept warning
al !. sos'l.t0ssins. I Ger,
Ia - s'' feel as though all
"A s, Knocked out Of me
NJ s''ass think that the
IS .si,.s ,s'as might have taken
si ''''S ~. Y the referee had
>|,l a' little while longer.
y thing at Tho right bt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05

7l.a recently telcgraphed Willard
ing him to find an opponent
10 tour-round exhibition. In his
Hycn explained that he and
I'd an agreement that neither
y more than a four-round cx-
'ors their flght July 4. In the
", W. Naughton comments
ztnsl understanding these two
With each other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05
|yers and Wolgast
Form a Fight Trust
lists Put Over Scheme to Keep Lightweight
Championship From Going Astray.
Blu w. ". Ndughton

time and that's the end Of it 80
far as that particular fight is con-
cerued.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05

Continued on Page ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
TREATY MUST Be
KEPT, He SAYS


WASHINGTON. July 24--The tnitea
States is bound to observe its treaty
obIigat tons with Great Britain and
therefore cannot grant privileges to
American ships using the Panama
canal not accorded to vessels of other
nations was the argument advanced
today Senator Percy, of Mississippi IN
a speech in the senate on canal iegis-
latton
senator percy's argument was IN re-
uly to that OF Senator OGorinan last
week that as the United states built
the canal 1t could do with II as II saw
nj and the substitution of the Hay
pauneefote treaty for the clayton, ,
Bulwer agreement put the United
States in a position apart from other
nations in the use OF the canal.
The Mississippi senator argued the
construction of the canal at great cost
by the United States In no way mint
mixed the obligations Of this country.
He declared 1t was inconceiVaoIe that
Great Britain would have accepted the
treaty IF # Had provided there should
be no discrimination against any ma
tion except the United States. and In
sisted IF the United States did dlseri-
inmate there was no international tri-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
Did RIG BUSINESS
ON TWO THOUSAND
BROKER Used wIFE's >AME AND
SMALL AMOUNT oF CASH TO
TURN DEALS.
DEBTS But NO ASSETS
CREDITOR OBJECTS WHEN NORMAN
DEAAURIAC MAKES APPLICA-
TiON FOR DISCHARGE IN
BANRRUPTCY.
DEBTS But NO ASSET

NEW YORK. July 24.-Norman =.
Demauriac, broker who did more
than $1,000, 900 worth of business on
a cash capital of $4,000 and his wifes
name, was up today for examination
in bankruptcy proceedings in Brook
Ign. Incidentally, aution bridge, the
"miliionaires' special" and few suits
Of clothes came in for their share.
DsmaaEise,S leisure moments were
spent about the card tables at the
exclusive whist club At No. 10 West
Twenty-sixth street, wnere he cut
the pack with Harold S. Vanderbilt
Juhn A. Drake, brother-in- law OF the
late John w. Gates, and many other
sarIaiiy prominent members, the
sta krs running from a few cents into
the thousands of dollars.
Just now Damuriac has nothing
Of his own except the few suits OF
clothes already mentioned and his
fay critic riding horse, Countess, But
he lives at No $50 Willow street,
49, eoklyn, in the winter, and travels
ID and from his magnificent Bedford
Hill bungalow IN summer on board
the millionaire special train
cha rtered especially for the accom-
mediation of rich men. travelling from
their suburban homes to this city
uemauriRc filed a voluntary petit
ton In Bankruptcy not long ago, al
Ieging more than 100000 in
debts ana practically no assets, Whe.
his application for discharge came
UP in court Gustav NJ. MInsenheimer.
creditor for more than $4,000, OBJ
jeetod,
On the day that Minzenheiner Sc
cured Judgment against him the bank
ruptcy transferred $4,000 OF profits
from W b. Franklin & Co, stock
broker, 10 an account In the name
Of his wife, Alice Bergen Dema
Thereafter he continued his stock
transactions in his wife's name,
The real reason for transferring
the $4,000" said Demauriac. was
TO have It where l could pay current
bills. so that my wife might have
money for the butcher and the baker
Further examination developed. how
ever, that most Of the money Went
In checks signed by DemauriaC to
pay debts incurred al auction bridge .
to pay for his seat in the million
aires special and s276 went to
Harold $. Vanderbilt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
CONFERENCE HELD
At BENNS CHURCH
REV u. J. BROWN. OF PORTS
MOUTH. PREsIDES OVER DIS
TRICT MEETING.
Special to The Richmond virginian.)

Special to The Richmond VirginianD
BENNS CHURCH. VA, July 90
delegates representing the twenty
seven charges OF the Methodist Fps
copal Church, South. in the Ports
mouth district assembled today at
Benns church. Isle OF Wight county
The ssttsEda was large and nearly
all the churches OF the district were
represented by fun delegation.
The open service was given up. for
the most part to the work of organic
ing the conference, Rev. L. J. Brown.
presiding elder ofthe district viii
preside over the sessions of the con-
ference. Rev. w. A. Smart was elect
ed secretary and Rev. II. p. Meyers
assistant secretary. The pastors in
charge OF all the churches Of the dis
trict reported the conditions OF tn.
work on their charges. The reports
were optomistic. Building enter
prises. successful revivals. hcurishing
schools and renewed interest in mis-
sionary work were frequently report
ed
Following the report upon the
practical talk on the Church's edu-
~
of Central church Portsmouth.
preached a powerful sermon To AN
attentive audience. The sermon was
followed by the sacrament OF the
Lords supper
During the intermission numbers
or the delegates visited historic old ST.
I.ukes church, near the seat Of the
conference This historic relic enjoys
the distinction of being called the
oldest standing church in America.
Great interest was manifested in its
history by the visitors
program replete with interesting
features awaits the conference. Sun
day school. educational and mission
AIRY work will be discussed at length
and many important reports will be
read The session bids fair TO be one
Of the most pleasant and interesting
In the history of the conference
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ORl'IN ANCEsS
AN ORDINANCE

Approved July IL, ~e1&(
To amend and re-ordain section l6
Of Chapter 50 of Richmond city
Code 1919.
Be IL ordained by the Council Of
the City of Richmond
l. That section to Of Richmond City
Code 1914 concerning wagons, drays,
carts and hacks be amended and re-
ordained SO as to read as follows;
it That Il shall he unlawful for
any person TO drive or permit to be
driven, by his agent or employee. any
wagon. dray or other vehicle carrying
or designed to carry loads Of greater
weight tt1ar-f zoe patstsaA- ef Hfefeisatt-
disc or other material. along or over
any part OF q street except Broad
street and any cross street other than
Thirty fourth street which IS paved
for distance of more than three
squares with sheet asphalt asphalt
blocks or other smooth paving mater
ial where the next street parallel
thereto Is paved with cohble stones
granite. Yitrifed brick or is OF maca-
dam construction, except for the pur-
nose Of receiving or delivering mer~
chandiae or other material on the same
SQUARE so paved with sheet asphalt,
asphalt blocks or other smooth pave
ment and for the purpose of such
delivery or reception. such wagon,
draw or other vehicle shall not be
driven on such street greater dis
lance than one square. ANY person
violating the provisions of this sec
ton shall be liable TO a fine of not
less than two nor more than ten dol
lars for each offence.
2 This ordinance shall be in force
from Its passage
T-es-5t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
WOMAN TRAVELLER
breaches SERMON
NEW YORK AUTHOR is HEARD
BY LARGE AUDIENCE IN
CHURCH AT COOL SPRINGS.

Especial 10 The Richmond Ftrgfntan.1
BUENA VISTA, VA July az
Miss MaheiIe Biggart. OF New York,
IA noted traveller. preacher and writ
er, a woman who has been honored
by men distinguished In literature,
science and religion both In Amer
lea and Europe and whose work is
personally recommended by Or. X. J.
Campbell. of CITY Temple. London.
the we'll known F.. p, Meyer. London.
Or John clifford, London; Bishop
Samuel Fellows. Chicago. and Rev.
Robert Stuart Macarthur, pastor
emeritus Of Calvary Baptist church
New York city. delivered her famous
sermon, Simon the Crisis Bearer.
in the auditorium OF Cool Heights.
She bears a special message OF sun
shine TO the Soul" which has won
for her the psuedonym OF the sun
shine Preacher,
Miss Biggart Is gifted talker ard
her sermon was thoroughly enjoyed
bv the large congregation present
she has come to Buena Vista TO gath
or information FOR chapters OF her
work. I'm and Out OF Beaten Paths,
which will deal with Virginia She is
the author Of out Of the Deep, TWO
volumes on California, and Aloha
Hawaii" two volumes which are part
~ hrr Seeing the World Series,
Miss Riggart will be at Cool Heights
for three week. and next sunday
night Will give her sermon 20 one
More Mile.
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q s7Wt~Ek tytFt = 81 :, ~ ~
stsA ,acf Korea last II 4ntefs
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AN ORDINANCE

tapprpNFd July L. 1919
To require the owners of vacant lots
within the City Of Richmond on no.
tics from the Chief Health Officer SO
10 do. TO remove weeds therefrom.
Be il ordained by the Council OF the
City of Richmond --.e
when SO required by the chief
Health officer of the city all owners
OF vacant lots or vacant portions of
lots within the City Of Richmond
within FIVE days after receiving such
notice shall remove weeds or like
vegetable growth from such lots. Any
person violating the foregoing pEoris-
ion shall pay fine OF not less than
one nor more than five dollars for
each offence, recoverable before the
Police Justice OF the City of Richmond.
each days refusal to comply with the
order or the Chief Health Officer
after receiving notice TO be "A separate
offence,
Q This ordinance shall be in force
from its passage.
BEN r AUGUST CITY Clerk.
T--2s-st.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
SEALED PROPOSALS.
orlee of
FTI OF
Street Cleaning Depar tment.
Room No. 2, city Hall

kichmona, Vs. july y, IsI1.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the Superintendent OF
Street Cleaning until Wednesday. July
81, 1919 at IL o'clock Nj. for furnish
4nE best New River run OF mine steam
coal for twelve months. from August
/, 1914 to he weighed on city sales and
delivered to the Crematory, st John
and Bacon streets, and the inoinerator,
Fifteenth ana Marshall streets in such
quantities and at such times The
Superintendent may direct
\ surety conspanHs bond required Of
successful bidder
The committee on street Cleaning
reserves the right to reject any and
ali bids
fSisneab HENRY ]. COIN,
Sunarin end ant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25

bunai that would not held this couufeX7
was making disreputabIe attempt 49,
evade the obligations OF solemn con-
tract
III p0fUrgd OUT mat me UnSte0
States not only did not want to 49,
the wrong side OF this question ana -
cast into an international court
The contract might be hard onstN
he asserted but this governmenka
should keep 1t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
VIRGINIAN TO WE'D
HAWAIIAN PRINCE

HONOLULU. July 24.--Barbaric
spiendor mixed with modern marriage
ceremony viii mark the wedding OF
Princess Thsima Kahilaonapaopiliani
Parker, lineal descendant of the royal
family OF the Hawaiian islands TO
Henry Gaiilard smart son of a Nir-
ginia clergyman. July 25th, Prepare
lions for the old Kanafa wedding SER
weeks on the Parker estate The
young heiress. who Is worth many mil
lions came of age only . few weeks
as9 go ": hsr ,a.ss9ae ,was asl1hsstsS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.l@
HARRISON f5tf RIG, VA, july -
on HucklebcFrv mountain yesteruAy
the Wyant brothers Of Rainbow knt-Ss
ed seven ratiesHskes ard six copper
heads, the total length being thirty
three feet eight inches. Three of
the rattiers measured thirty inches
each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

Nssfed--Te List Every Piece Of Prep
erty for sale in city or suburbs We
are organizing our city sales depart=
ment and promise every client active
service. Twenty Years experience
ut your command. L. S COTTRELL.
& co 500 East franklin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
AND PRESSING

French steam and bry cfeantng-We
will keep your clothes in order for
$3.50 a month A trial is all we
ask. EMPIRE CLEANING COM
PANY, 61s East Main street.
Phone Monroe 3247.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
RICHMOND AND CHHAAPEAKB BAT
RAILWAY COMPANY.
srHEpuLE OF ELECTRIC TRAINS
rRRrCNrINE NAV a lNl1

EFFECTIVE NAY 81 nl1.
Leave Rehnond Lauiei ara cF9sd NJ
Z ~ M, 4 .-,c M 4 i n. = IL T.. i:,o
ilo p. NJ. $40 p ~, bSao
1910 p. NJ, IiA6 P. NJ.
Leave Ashland. England and Mspas, se
1855 A. NJ, b'7Oo A. ~. 500 M 80 ~
p NJ. eco P. NJ. 400 p NJ. 400 z. -. No.
p. NJ, GOO p. M. 100 r NJ. 500 p. -. -
p NJ. il00 p. NJ.
daily, sxosps Sunday. S
sssunday only. sg
kCarries bAggAss. s.4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
OR RENT.

Two Apavtme of Five Rooms Each,
hot-water heat, electric light bath,
etc, modern In every way. $3.50
Located aSe4 and @so6 Park avenue
HUSTON j. WALLER, Room SVi,
Mutual Building Phone Madison
SSos or 1864
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Wanted to Get Into Touch With
party who has Ave hundred dollars to
Invest; will guarantees to double 1t
for the investor within ninety days:
a clean proposition: wilt bear close
Inspection; money secured For In
terview. address r. T. L.. care Nir-
gilman
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25

Cedar Ranch, Point Pleasant, New Jer-
sey.. Special Help School for Boys"
who are not, for aIy reason. making
successful progress In the ordinary
schools Summer Camp opens April
20 Terms moderate. Send for book
let.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
SHOE REPAIRING

Red Rubber whole SOles and Spring
heels put on tennis or other shoes.
$l.5e. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 7l6 Il. Main street. Phone
Monroe 1857
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
READ
FOR
PROFITS
wi nginian Want Ads .
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

IS 500 BUYS n Warehouse i'm West End,
two story brick and tin. 45x4b feet;
per cent net Investment. Owner
will lease for FIVE years at 1900 AID
repair. Address Pl16, care Vir-
ginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25

Acres of Fine Truck Laad.
with tenant house, l4x36, which we
will sell cheap, or We Will sell stock
OF goods and rent store house Amy
one wishing to gee this property, We
will pay one-half fare one way.
postofYice pays $500 year, Address
Box rs, Locust Hin, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25

We Have Fer Sale store House and
dwelling together; 40X6S; new and
conplete, with best arrangements
and best material also stock Of
goods: outbuiidings; convenient to
courthouse, church and high school
one-fourth mile. on river. steamboat
wharf one-half mile
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
SPECIAL PRICES.

Special Prices for Balance Of .July--
Mems shoes half soled. sewed, 7se;
with this coupon. soc. Ladies. Soc:
with this coupon, 4nc, Ehildrens
\ ss " Y ~ k ssg
sspA irip8 NAepg m xAAs 1roAA m.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25

Only ALI Rail LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule ia effect June II. iai2.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmonds r.
;. so, ,a n ssi s7.ss p n. Vs. ~
For Lynohburg and the West: seis A. -.
1000 a. NJ, aAoo PM. 80 r. n.
h1Iss A. NJ se:35 p. NJ, bio;25 r. NJ. AIN
p NJ rroFM the West @e;4o A. NJ. Alto =
M. biAo P. M. zoos. NJ. 800 =, ~
@paiiy apaily 81. Sunday
wa sRy1LL' c. n. BosLEY
a. A.. Roenaks %. A.. RlsAn~aA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
SPECIAL NOTICE

Ycur CembfnEm or Cat Hair
need our attention; made into beau
tiful braids. puffs, etc Our sham
pooling Is refreshing and healthful.
RICHMOND HAIR STORE, INC.
2f2 North Fifth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
FOR RENT.

S"H" NJ Wv
FOR RENT.
ga. West Main street, seven Rooms,
bath, combination fixtures. $3.50 year
soet-os Taylor street. SAX Room. Each.
combination fixtures, SCI month
se4 East Grae- street. Twelve aoomsi
viii be pat In good order. slo9
month.
22ia Park Aveuue. sin Rooms. Bath
- InskesAinn- Sep1etnhar- lst---2 So "a
month.
1901 FHirmoHn, Avenue. store ard
dwelling sih living rooms BATH
large lot, $50 month.
All East Framkiia street. Jnexpired
tease To September list $50 month,
2si2 park Avenue, Lower Fiat. Five
rooms BATH Possession september
list, 40 month.
s3n West Cary street, Nine Rooms.
/ Possession September lsf a2e MONTH
2ita stuart avenue, Eight Rooms.
bath; $50 month.
sF2 hast trace street, Six Large
rooms batb5 S1Z0 yeat-
SIG East Grace street. onices t2,. sixth
street entrance, $4e3 year.
2aIs GROVE Asenue. Eight Raemsi 5000
year
24oa erose Avenue. Eight Roomss 5000
year
Ii2 East clay street. Twelve Rooms.
/ Possession November list s6oo year.
142a Hanover Avenue. Upper Fiat, Five
rooms. bata. gas range for heatLnk
water separate entrance, AZf,ee
month,
tstt Park Avenue. First Flat. Eixht
rooms; modern heat furnished WOW
year
2:o2 CAania street. ssx Hoomss $40
I month.
iaeo-os James street, Corner building
four rooms each; $500 year.
Arcade. Feushee, Between broad naa
Grace streets, TWO stores on mrs
moor. one store on second floor. one
store on third moor; one store on
third floor, rear,
sos-sio North Eleventh street Eish
rooms each. Possession September
4 list. $500 year
HAWKINS Il BtFoRp. 100 North
s~yenth street.
FOR RENT.
Iaie East Marshall s .ss E Ssua
/ rooms. good condition; sI1V per 9e@t-
I Possession September LIST.
/ sos North Eleventh Street EisA'
| rooms; special proposition. Posses
sion September ist.
$40 North Eleventh street, Eight
/ rooms; special proposition. roses
sion September LIST.
.23 North Twenty -ffth Street. rive
/ rooms; S12.50 per month. POSSESSION
! September 18th.
All North Twenty-eighth street. Eight
rooms. s27o per year. Possession
September LIST.
RuEHRMuND 4 BowLEs. - N"rfh
Eighth street.
List Your Vacant Property With !. \.
! CONNOLLY & CO, and get results
No. West Cary street. ~ Rooms,
} hath etc excellent condition. Gooa
4 location for boAfuiUS HcNFfF So ~
month ], A. CONNOLLY CO.
sOO6 Taylor street. New stx-Reom
| brick: bath. hot and cold water, etc
!, 500 per month ]. A. CoNNELlif-
Va, 2tos Chanin street. New. Modern.
eight-room brick dwelling. Wen
/ adapted for two small families 40
per month ]. A. toNNElLf q ~
West End Flats New. SIX Room, Bath.
| hot water heat, etc Most complete,
| uopular priced apartments III the
city j A. CONNOLLY q co.
PERSONAL
FURNITURE.
your Credit In Good Mt REAMS. hal
| LEY & co. 30s West Broad.
FARMS WANTED
Wanted--Twenty smai< Farms Near
! steam or electric lines within ten
miles of Richmond Write us today.
| /. $. cOTTRELL 4 CO. Sa4 East
! Franklin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
BOARDERS WANTED

Hoarders and Roomers Wsnted: Good
location reasonable THE WASH
INGTON, 250s East Broad street.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

A.--Ioca--D a,ly--Sswprt Eevs.
sis A.-tocaI--Daiiy- ChAriotsssviis, Ex. euA
Thurnond.
1890 A.-Errres.-DAny-N Old Point
1900 Noon - Exprss - Daily - Norfolk. Ola
Point
s2l5 P.-Erpress-pafy-C .yinc
<4O0 --Dany--NoHoik, n NsUA
300 P.--Local--Dan New, Old PoinA
sl5 P.-Ioeal-Ex Bun. --C'ordnasvnse
-sl5 P,-Ioeal--EH snn.--LsnehbSrx. NsARA
4oP.--fimitsd--D aily-Cndnnsd, CMAa9A
siiOo P--E1prsss---Dsl ly--CsncnaaA Iva
TRAtNs AkRivE RicHMoNp-tessi Asn
East $40 A. NJ. TAO p. NJ. ThreasA tss.
East II so 4. NJ, 80. r n: so n. -
from Wxt: $40 A. ~. - S;6o A. ~. nd ~
p NJ. Throurh: 40 A. NJ. ii IS A. M. snd I'D
r NJ
ssDsiiy except S.,nfev.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25

Rte<.moud and PStsEsbusa aAsc0ie K11WQ1.s
Cars leave Manchester Seventh And Perry
e. !. s, %. 10. Ii, sla A. NJ. /. ., -. 4. q
1880, %, 7. 8, -, 10 p. M
Petersburg.
Car Issys Ps4srsburs, loot Of ayesmus sesssA
40 ts.i5 s'a1' s.71s, TsS. s3s. o:sa, s1csek
1l:s6' 4. NJ, 1885, i:ss, 25s. a:3S. AaS, So
e:so s7;s6, ASS s;ss 'iosto. Il 20 ?. y
ipsiiy except sunday And no'idaya
ssLimited except Sundays and hoddayA
All cars from Petersburg connect With sass -
Richmond 60
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25

Ocean View, Va, On the Water Freat.
Get OF at Virginia hay Station.
u Rates very reasonable. special pri-
q + y NJ WI IN Aa sI ~ I I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
SUMMER RESORTS

wildwood Academy snd Summer Csnp.
lent board: wide grounds: water and
field sports. tutoring. IL desired, un-
der competent teachers. Special COM
mercial course. Home influence and
congenial companions HOWARD ].
SAITH OttenE p. o.. N. J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
FARMS WANTED

W anted--Twenty smait Farms Near
steam or electric lines within ten
miles OF Richmond. Write us today.
l.. =. COTTREI.L 4 CO. Sa4 East
Franklin
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SUMMER BOARDERs.

SUMMER BOARDERs.
To Two influential Young Ladies' Who
can arrange a house party of twelve
people or more for ten days. we'll
known summer resort offers expenses
tboard, room and railroad fare} free.
For further information. apply IA
North Eighth street.. Phone Madison
6007
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25

Rautfme Piano Playing Positively
taught In 20 lessons; write for free
books CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL.
sais walnut street Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25

wen~y for the Emblem and Dayton
Bicycles You can find anything you
went In a bicycle at MY place, SOS
West Broad street. Phone Monroe
eeaI.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25
EYES.
COAL AND WOOD

summsr Prices on Wood snd Coal
mean more than bank interest, You
can order now and paw weekly IT ~
does not suit you TO pay all cash.
My Virginian anthracite all sizes, ~
$3.50: II burns everywhere Sample
delivered free, LONGS, 1905 West
Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25

Old Hair Mattresses made over Like
new We get them and return them
the same day. JACOB EMf.AlF
Phone Madison s29?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-25

BRIsTow-s BARGAINS.
Two Second Hand single Trucks.
Three One-Horse Farms Wsxons.
One Rubber Tire Runab0ut.
One Lixht Double Truck.
A Full Line 81 Waaoas. Trucks and
Buggtes suitable for all uses.
ReDairtng and Repaintinx Especially.
See BRIsTOw FOR BARGAINS.
Nevtsrcyeie and Bicy~~~s. New anL
secondhand. Repairing OF all kinds
TOMpKrNS 327 West BROAD,