The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
VIRGINIA MUST GO
TO B|GLAND SHOW
Splendid Opportunity to Advcr-
tise the Old Dominion to Emil
grants and lIomcseekers.
GREAT EXHIBITION IN CHICAGO
Commissioner Noiner Appeals to
Trade Organizations for Help
to Pay Freight.

The United states Land show viii
be held IN Chicago tho coming fall at
the same time the International Live
stock Exposition Will he going on The
oates are November 20 TO December
All Of the assets. good will and
business OF the United states Land and
irrigation Company have been pur-
chased by the United States Land
snow. an organization formed by the
cheers OF tho Chicago Tribune Com
pany ana financed entirely by that
great newspaper. II is not a money
making scheme. but the Tribune IS
really managIrg ana financing the
whole affair for the general 5000. and
II It pays expenses the tribune will
be more than satisfied. because the
paper really expects to lose money on
IN show
Every state that exhibits at the big
show VIII have ample space to make
soil exhibits and exhibits of the pro-
ducts OF its soil and also ample facili-
ties for advertising the advantages Of
the state II 1t has amy - advertise.
Virginia has great advantages TO ad
Nertise. and certainly ought 10 be
represented at this show
secretary James NJ Cleary IN
writing the Industrial Section OF The
Times Dispatch about the show. says.
There has been complaint in the
past that this great Institution. proba-
bly, the most powerful single factor
IN the back to the land movement
las been dominated Ivy tho Northwest
and that other sections have not
shared IN its benefits one Of the FIRST
decisions made when the Tribune re
lained possession of the show this
year was that this charge should have
81 al. arI- frt
Mr. Thomas f. Mahony. our direc-
tor OF exhibits, who won an interna-
tional reputation while secretary of
the Grand Junction tColD Chamber Of
Commerce, viii spend ali his time from
now until November seeing that tho
south is adequately represented at the
snow
lie has already arranged with the
state Board OF Trade OF West Viz
einla for a ten-booth display, with
Georgia for an exhibit OF the same
Size and with Tennessee and South
Caroline for smaller displays. North
Carolina probably viii he III the show,
ana ii any response is made To Com
missioner NOiner's generous offer var
i.in.a also VIII present its claims for
eolonists to people OF tine Central
West
Inc rimes-pispa,ch has already
called attention TO the EFFORT being
,rtas b, -onin,tseion.r I<oinar ana
A., nr,rcr,. =, MA \.irrn,i. ronra-
..,,er ,h. moe I'M, 4, &c ,y.u
,,en renes, on,,iss,o,,.'r
l5oirer,s line. - ,ne Boards ~ Tad,
md cbsnbers ~ romn,orce Of tHe
ststc ,yhirp is scif.Cxplanatorv Here
il con,, r., i,
Ma bav,nr conv.rsa,to, w,,b
Thomas + Mahony. Who represents
the United states Land SHOW at Chi
c5-o ,rhirb ,cin he oncn IA cvhibits
ION Noyenbe, pa 10 Dacnn,ber :
,ea maj 4. ,.orla I've halnf,,l If ms
S,a,e wanna ~ aim ,n,crost IN ms
.vbin,, ,rhts lana how + ,,rd,r-
stand +, l.. npan ~ nil STATES vho Ia
sfro ~ oyhlbit the,r resources Thcre
ar. ro nrer,.,,,,,s or avo,as given AMI
..o-,. ssctfor h ,nt on az canal fon,
sr,. isf.ro n. mimic IT. offors sra..
$3.50 foe, for axnih,,s fron, ,his Slim
ts.s a,.ro.5 ia, ~ H. ~, lis.