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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21
PLUMES REPAIRED

OLD PLJMES MADE SEw. DYED
cleaned cur,sd. Jos So gnd East
fsDso
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21
WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE

UTAH WASTE PAPER GARBAGE
y Co. \ lliusWofth. manager. Phone
p" aeairh f-'l fitts
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so-ar-e farm On cfty limits - pr~st1-.
Idaho. S-room dwelling. nurie uasrr
night srt private mains o. an - tlIII-
iuEs. complete and gr-to-Gafs raru
equipment. strictly modern in even re-
spset Pine stock % reglstsred cattle.
etc Price. $1,000
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fn the history OF Salt Lake has ,He wage
e. rner had the opportunity 90 secure a
home OF hts own on such liberal terms
SO CASH.
balance in sums Of tl5 Per month. VIII
place you IN a nice. new, 4-room bunEa-
low, with buffet kitchen. clothes closets,
cemen;ed cellar. front and back porches.
fenced. CAN YOU GIVE rs ANY
REASONABLE EXCUSE WHY YOU
SHOULD THROW YOUR MONEY
AWAY FOR RENT RECEIPTs7
800 CASH
and Il7-5o per month viii place you In a
handsome pressed brick cottage with 4
large rooms, bathroom. clothes closets.
cenented cellar. cement walks. trees and
lot 5o1l35 feet. nicely fenced. WHERE
CAN you EQUAL THIS OFT'ER7
800 CASH
and so per month buys a new 5-room
brick cottage. already 10 move into.
THESE HANDSOME COTTAGES
are located on Park street. between 5th
IN HOMESITE ADDITION. the garden
spot OF the southeast
WE CHALLENGE YOU
70 show us The equal OF these choice
homes in any other part of the city at
our prices and on such liberal terms.
TAKE 4 CAR RIDE TODAY
20 this choice spot and ~ you are not
surprised At the hne homes YOU see, the
and other improvements. tell Us and we
VIII refund your car fare Seeing is be-
uevinE. All we ask you 20 90 T. 20 take
a look al this hne property
MRELLAR REAL ESTATE & INVEST
INVESTMENT BANKERS;
Paid up capital 1000
io2 and 4o3 Walker Bank BHg.
Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21

~ THOSE ELEGANT TAILOR
Bnde~ suits. while they last 'lo.
,rs by a real tailor. free Dun
m fzsTs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21

Choice iocatior fn Nurray arr~=.
uith small dwelling close 20 school and
car line. FOR 5000
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W Il CROMER

". X. CROMER
l05 r. End South ST WAEatch go.
74Nls5 feet s-room house, city water.
sewer and sidewalk. close in. west side
Tor east side
OF acres near 18th South and State,
I1pa
7" acres al iu younE. bearing fruit
trees for city property. lso acres. cheap ?
y taken before the lst: 5-NlSj fest 5tE
South near Main. 5000 Buy nO@ H YOU
want bargains gees
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FoUR-ROON BUNGALOW. ABOUT
finished: hrSt-class throughout: built
In cupboard and buffet. Fan front and
$3.50 II taken before nnlshed 1870 cash
$50 per month. including interest
Four-room brick and bath good loca-
ton. $3.50. $500 cash. balance SIS per
month. including Interest A great snap.
Worth easily i520o.
Eight-room frame house: excellent To-
cation. southeast; oue-hAf block from
car line 12450. $3.50 cash. balance $40
Der month. including interest.
WHY PAY RENT? OWN SOMETHING.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.
IS West Broadway. g1s55
TWO ELEGANT LOTS or A COR
ner. Fine location for store or resi-
dence $500 One-half cash. balance any
time, per cent
Lots in Riverside and Oakley subdiyi
slons. Sl75 10 $500 $40 cash. s. per
month. This part o, the city is nov
having a decided building activity and
there is no batter investment IN any
part OF the city. Twenty houses. includ-
Ing those under way. have been bull;
the past nine months and nine more ar
ranged for that viii be built Immediate
ly IN the spring. Investigate and satisfy
yourself
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.
IS West Broadway. g-es3
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ti-ruon hotel IN the heart % the city.
cheapest rent lu the city when location
N cons f.dered- This is "a g.it-edgec prop
osiuon that merits attention from some
hotel man. The prc. is $500. and can
- aaG Tifh payment down Of fZ-oi
and SO monthly payments fOr balance
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HAY, GRAIN AND COAL

HARVEY CO.
ga " Second south Was So f1S1e
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For Sale-Farm Lands
------------.---~-----
hIt,,SI ., .{or BY = EAnM
' ySiisT ' rAhA
ts-rt 30 f1rar lafs . n--n
49, strt srEI ys- earn abssi
Para fsErT
ne op5-rtss,tiss m fhis AL
- ere rcan1 ~rntergai
r- tsrs r - rec sssf sifh-r
e-a - ~ clFsrs1asd fan-iag
FaJr sell
h-r -1rsr a u.sss ralssnk at
te anf aeEl Fol1ff1 ,arrrinE
HHi 1aifJi iar srs T.-o1i psysrf
oschara.rs - snosA-s usaa,
Tor rrgs1ns.
Nen lave core a. $50 YsEsF
ui4 att~ rlucsg. hu-t EIteIu ass
years ar1irrr3 sn inisatufrncs.
Thsrs s 10 r-1su- uty yo-
can't d sglaly eel
Iae -lrt 90 ue iand II - ~
anyone car arJcf % ezy u
ii5 10 81 ps- acre - th- pfl1--
To Terms nfe .ra-s
ErrF arr 20 excessive irtrFssr
raffs-1a aiEf cusf asfcr rights
90 cat % prudta
NouF crop ylsld "a 1st
C-i-aur. saI ard uafe- -a-asL-
tlofs afs AZ in yc1r lavo-
To faI - u-Kt 90 lnpassiht-
t-up 80 card TO-DAY fo- FUR
let
PACIFIC LAND a WATER
Co. itth rnor WskeT Rans
Hitg. salt i-ass CITY. Utah
Essl
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80 rooms. steam heat hot and
cold running water. cheap rent.
good location.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21
MUSICIANS

JONES COLLEGE or MUSIC
Teachers of violin. mandolin ard euIt.-
Instrument Furnished free wfrh rou--r
"a N'i'a ''llo" n4E -1is0
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Tor Sale or Trade
LAUNDRIES
Hand Laundries

IXHrrN >--'~----'---~------
~ LAUNDRY. 1850 WEST
- branch. Ii5 r 9nd south
1905
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21

Above car n> trad~d for salt Lake real
estate Through our branch Offices a.
Nalad. Preston. Logan. Brigham. Hsbs-.
Provo. Ncphi and Payron- ~ can put
you IN touch with desirable property In
any part % the state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21

UNITED HOME BUILDERS CoNPANT
wasaief s.s5 $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21

~ rot Don r Want A HanshTs
Don't READ THfs LIST
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21
LADIES' TAILOR
WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO sPE-
cal prices fan and winter WORT. Was
8i54 d-i1s
yTAH PAPER CLEANING 60 OFFlCE
FaIt Lake Glass < Paint 60 ~. go.
Res UyADd 21is-W T1g-
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80 49,. hssnce iiE psr -or;h. p.
tuo-stc-v. sir-ro7r h-frs solfh~s q
-pczro-- 0-iy rT5co
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HErTmrox HOME BUILDERS 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21
MILLINERY

PLUMEs CLEANED. CURIED AND
dyed Harmony Millinery Pafiors. gss
South state Was 5siA mss
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80 cssh tis 30 Hc-th. ,rs-Eslf 49,
-rc-0s hnf- f-Ilt krt srads. n-u 1-ru'-r
c1ttaE-. co1ps. harn. scar Country club
IDEAL po-ifry far-i P-frs fisIH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21
COAL AND FUEL

OUR COAL - -JCETRIGHT WAS
fis1. AiiiAnce Coal Co. y Main -
EtftS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21
NURSING

--------~-~-~--~---~-
EXPERIENCED TRAINED NlRS =
vii care for patients in her oun bone
clean srd sanitary. 1870 s0u,h 5th East
fIyiand esis-J Eifff
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-30
4ni Der EtraRe nieoeraeidllaasn.

5n Der Sonntag Rdft puroe eleos
nora gieoingbauB, 10 Sabre alt. pon
go. 1923 9arbtn GtraBs, ais lie ii1
in gegIeitung bon 3psi 8etanntsH be-
fano, on Der 0apton uno Wtnhea
StraBe pon 3pei Rdnneru uisoerges
ihlagen. 9aFsIbe Shitfal pioerz
fubr ibren 8seleiteru, als ii6 bieielbeH
fir bas Wdodsn in bic grdds pars
fen. Glsonars srbielt einsn Shlag in
ben Ueunb. poour5 iie Iofort 81 9us
ben geItredt purbe. Raaoem Die
Bitter obne Jur6t" ebenfaQs cine
tii3iige Ira6t priigsl erbdItsu hatten.
ergriffen Iie bic 5ludt uno iibsrlieben
bas RGoten Isinsm S6idiaI. Gin
Qoli3ilt, pel6er bann auF Der Bib
fId6e srI6ien. fuhte Die llmgsgeEo
mad ben Strolfen a6, tonnts jsoot)
teine Spur bon ibuen entoeteu. Das
iunge W6otsn bat feline 4ugreifey srs
toHnt uno eripirtte einen Saftbefsbl
gsgen gbparb Wanper, an Der Weitsru
un0 0ort Strabe lpobnbdft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-30
Seutid 4merifaniid,er sSpiessl"
Stub.

Inter Sen 0amen gGeutid Sine.
ritaniider Spieeel Stub" bat iidl
cine 8eretnigung BON iitugen nuo
alten Wdblsrn ge6iloet. bic es iidl
sur 4ufgabe MAIDEN piro, nit allen
ibr an @ebote itebenben psitteln ba.
rauf bin5uarbeiten, ooB aihter Spie.
ael uno nit ibm oas gan3e republic
faniid]e 5idet bel Der fourmenoen
SerbItrpabl nit GROCER Wsaioritat
ben Sieg 0aoontragen.
Gs baben bereits uebr ais 500
Wsitglieoer ibren gtamen III Die
Stalnmrolle eingeseihnet. Der Stub
pirS morgen abeno s llbr III Den
Sffiee Rdunen go. Al Beriu &C.
banoe 5. uno 9iaee StraBe, elne
9eri1umlung abbalten. in nflfer
Die Organization polI5ogen urroeu
ioll, 10 oaB nit Der eigentliheH &onl'
pagne arbeit begounen speroen
fam.
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geindlie gerioneu.

Der 8uter bes 3ebn Sabre alter
Sames 9opsrs, go. 419 Git 2. Str.
ipobnbaft. erfnien seltern i'm Deteiiics
5auptquariier uRb eriu6te Die Beam
ten, BEL 4ufiiHbung isines felt Cont
tag Rorsen psri9fDuHDeHsH Sobn.5
bebilflih 5u fein.
Games gsrburbi. 8 Sabre oft, Don
go. ia 8roGbrpap, iii sbenfd[ls isit
Sonntag Wtorgen aus Der eltsrsihen
Wohnune perihipunoen.
Die Gltsra pon WlsIpin Gonaipon.
15 SABRE aft, tamsn seftern aus Dor:
Ropol bier an, Inn Die poIi5ei bsi eer
Suhe nah ibrem Sobn, fptl1er felt
Gonntdg friib aus Der Wobnuns isiner
Glisrn psri6punben III. su untsra
itiibsn. Nm Samitas 5os melpin $50
non elmer 9ant uno toufie cine Jobrs
tdrte nuh Cincinnati. Sierouf pers
lief er bic Stnnt in geglsitang ron
GbdrIes sfiben unb Dalton Wleabpip,
bersn gltern sbenfdlls bic balbigsRiids
tsbr ibrer stiuber tpiinIhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-30
Ticbitahle.

- 7Frau Raoslins Stings IisB in
einsm Geihdft on Der 3. StraBe LIE
tpeI6e Elm Paar ntae
Sdu6e, 5darbiirIten uno anbere Gdz
den entbislt, einen Moment unbetpat,t
lieeen, tpelhe Gslegenheit elm 0ieb bes
nubte, um NIT Der Sdi6e 5u Nrs
iaIpiuoen.
- U. =. Gam, BON Ro. 1858 Gene
tral glue., tbeiite Der Yoli3ei NIT, BIB
ibm aus einem 3immer in Ieinem
5auIe cine goloene llbr i'm Werthe ppI.
$53 enttpenoet poroen 1T.
quf benz g. $. II. .. gdbnbci
tpuroe asitsru 80. Real aus Dduton
s., Elm 5anotoffsr NIT Sn9alt sat.
fpsHbet. gleaI sisbt ben 9erluIt aui
$40 Oil.
Graneis geefang. pon Der Marp.
Ionb ane. uno Gliff plaee, msloste Del
goli5si, bab aus elmer S4u6Iaoe II
isinsr Wohnung Der 8<trag BON s.
gsitoblen nornen iii. Der 8eitohlent
bat perIbieosne Guabtn in 9sroaGt
BON eenen er annimmt, bdB fie ne
ourh GinItsigsn burt Elm SberIid:'
fsnIter 3utritt gu Der Wobnung Der.
ifQfft babeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-30
Ter Wauiieiaus Glu6.

aui Samitog glbenO lit IN ben Rau'
men oes 8alnlit SiQs 8uiincB Wcns
Club Die esahresperiamnllrng oes
Deuiicidns Clubs, elmer Organization,
DER bic berporrasenolten bieilgen W'u'
iifer ongeboren. an6erauntt Doroen.
3as Sotptgeihait aelegentIif oleier
8eri1mmlung miro Die Grrpoblun1
Ser geamtan iilr oas fommenoe Sabr
iein.
Gas Observation-Disclosures bal
mid, fiir Elm biibides Brogromnt To-
tDie Tur Gririifliugen lmfaiIenoC
Gorge getragen, iooaB oen gsttgllc'
bern genuBreihe Stunoen beDor
itebeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-30
saodlenberidlt oss c,eiHnoheitsamis.

SIM itdbtiIdsnGel Gelunobeitsamt fDiirs
ben In Der perfloFsnen Dohe "a 6dlIe
pon anitedsnben Grdntbeitsn unD 10
9rbesfdlle infoIss folder ErontbeiteH
gemeloet. seeen 90 Grtrantunsen aEb
q 9pbtsfdlIe in Der parallelipOht
bes porissn Sabrss. 9tuf bic eirssls
nen arantbeiten bert6eilen iib bic CUR
Wsihuns selangten 5dlle fDie folst:
Sdtpinbfuti 20 Grfrantungen uno
Is 1ohtsf1IIe; 9ppbusfieber IL grs
trantungsn; Diphth<ritis % ertrons
tunssu unha3 G06ssfdIlsr asu1haftsn
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RIeime Rsit3etna1ri6ten

- 6rdu Riharb Roberts aus Der
GbeItnut StraBe nabs Central QDenue
peranlabte bic 0srbGftung ibres Wans
nes, bon fpsl6em iie getrennt lebt, oa
tie befiirhtet, raB er ibrem Sohn
Wiliam elm 2eib 8ufiigen rperbe. 5rau
Goberts Bat in Grfabrung gebra4t
hab ibr Mdnn benz Sungen nud Dem
2e6en trohte uno Dieierbdlb einen
aepolDet BEL ii4 TRACE. 8ei Der Der.
baftung fanbeE lie gearten audi Ell
nen RepoIber Dor, Doh ertldrte g3os
bsrts. paB er benieIben CUR eigsnen
SiAerheit BEL Iih TRACE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-30

Dor ibren Rebolpern, 5og nielme6r
ielbIt ieinc @afic ilno ingte Die
gonoitcn in Die sSIildlt. guf beioen
Seiten ipurDen mebrere S9uife aes
ipcd)ielt, tpoOurd icoodI mir Die 5en.
lterideiben in Der Office 5ertriift-
merit fpuroen. 9ie Burden per-
idjluanoen in Der 3unfclbeit. 9toB
nimmt bic 8eIoer pon ben aonouf.
teurcn ertgegen. rpenu oieiclben lire
godtIabrtcn beenoet boben. 2tuf
eieIe @eIoer bottcn es Die Hauber ab.
qeieEeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-30

Generol (bet Der SnIpi8iritng):
mDelhe5 Regtment?"
Soloat; n3msite5 91r9esGrenus
bier Regiment G0nig Grteoria QiIs
beIm!"
General: ,9atoillon2"
Snoloat: r,3peites Battalion.
General: DRame?"
Solbat: o2epp!"
9sneraI: r9Ompdgnie2"
Soloat; nSatpobI!"
General; ,aDmpo8nie2"
Soloat: gu 8efebI!"
General: sd frage 9ompagnie2"
SoIoat: s9etpib, Qepp uno aom'
pasuiel"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-30

- Sn Der aleiber Reinigun9sdns
italt an Der Rodoale 2lnenue una
anott Strabe brad geitern RahmitS
taa ourh lls6erhiBen Des Sfens eln
ffTeusr aus, bds einen Shdben bon
S25 onri6tete. Die sSeuertpebr tpuroe
ourh einsn Still 4larm herbeigsrls
FEN unb loi6te ben tleinsn grano ohns
U2iihe.
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EtraheHbabuer iiberfallen.

Ter elnd,tsabIcIerf Der StraBeH-
balm, William 9iob. empiing am
Scnntag wgorgen 4 ltbr In ieiner
Office in ben Nemiien an ReaOing
9ionn ilnb MeRillan Strabe ben
9eiud breier 9fdnber, bic iid) OnS
Geiid,t pernEInInt bntten. Rob fiirds.
tete iid ueosr Dor ben aerIen nod
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5 Grfronfunoen; Wtnbpoden bier Grs
frantungen; Mump5 3tDei Grtrdntun>
gen; 9irnbautent3iinonng uno Role ie
cine grfrantung.
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st uirt .

.8ei Sbrem 6uIten, Ssrr f0riter.
IplIten Sie tein Bier trinten, teineu
Detn. uoh tpeniger einen Shu1pps,
AUDI has Rduhen unterlaFen!"
.2llio meinen sic. Serr Gnstpr, i4
Ipl BLOB. nod bufteH2!#
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-30

Gruu (nuh sinem Streit nit tbren
8atten) 80, bate th Did bod ME
tennen geIerRt!"
uann o9a, jebt bait Du 9tttIeio
nit mir. ba es gu fpdt tit."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-30
eokal.Derid)t
Sretmaurer- Sn6ifdnnt
Der 80. Geburtstas Der oeats
ideH Gpneuroia'2Ose in
Cleveland.

Die bsuti6sn Sreimaursr bon Detroit
uno Cincinnati itarf nertreten. -
Dem f5sfteTen ipobnen iibsr 300
GdFie BEL. 3abtreide ReOnsr
preiisn bic gsitrebungen bes 5rsis
maurertbums. - Qltmsilter 8. O.
GiienIubr iiter bic 6reibeit Der
sSreimuurer. 5rsfflide mufitalis
fhs 2eiItunsen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-01
TELLS Of DOWNFALL
OF OLDER NATIONS
UNABLE TO ASSIMILATE RACES
WITH WHICH THEY WE'RE
THROWN.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Sept.
30.-Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, the fla
nous lecturer and pastor, of Brook
lyn made his second appearance in
this city, when he spoke before a
well-flled house at the Normal school
on Monday night
DIR. Cadman visited this city dur
ing the spring at the time of the
Chautauqua and made such favor
able impression that he was prevail
ed upon To return, greatly to the
pleasure and enlightenment of those
who were fortunate enough to hear
him.
He spoke on the theme, An Anglo
Saxon's First Impression OF Amer
lea" His lecture was n masterful
work of rhetoric and showed deep
study and preparation. He developed
his subject magnifiCently, tracing the
descent of the ancient races, giving
their characteristics and describing
their accomplishments in an intensely
interesting manner. He made many
historical references and assigned as
the reason for the failure OF the
older nations to survive the fact that
what one race abounded in the other
lacked and that none was strong
enough to absorb the other.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-01
TO CONDEMN LAND
FOR FORT AT CAPE

NORFOLK, VA Sept, 30.-Ac-
Cordiug to a dispatch from the Wash
ington correspondent Of the Viz
gilman Pilot last night the secretary
Of war, Mn Garrison, has given IN
struCtions to go ahead with con-
demnation proceedings for land at
cape Henry intended for the erection
Of a fort
Senators Martin and Swanson and
Representative Holland yesterday
called on Mir Garrison and discussed
the matter with him. General Weav-
er. chief Of the coast artillery Of the
army. was called upon Ia proceed at
once to have the necessary papers eX-
ecuted This statement was made on
authority of Mir Holland,
As soon as the papers are ready
they will be turned over 10 Colonel
Winslow. engineer in charge at Nor
folk, and it is expected a condemna-
ton commission viii he appointed by
Judge Waddill TO make arrangements
for valuation of the property. There
are about i30 individual lot owners
who hold property in addition TO the
holdings of the Cape Henry syndicate
1t is said that the Cape Henry syn
dictate has practically agreed on a
price for its holdings which the gov
eminent has accepted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-01
RAPPAHANNOCK FAIR
H0N0RED BY BRYAN
SECRETARY OF STATE DELIVERS
HIS LECTURE ON SIGNS
OF TIMES
HAS GREAT OPENING
EVERY PROSPECT FOR SUCCESS
CONFRONTS FAIR ASSOCIATION.
MosBY'S VETERANS 10
MEET TOMORROW

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginlan)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Sept.
30.-Thc annual fair Of the Kappa
hammock Valley Agricultural and Me-
chanlCal society began this morning
with busy day and from the gen
erai outlook this bids to be the most
extensive and successful year of the
society. The exhibits In all classes
are far above the average and the
attractions are Of "A higher order than
usual. All of the morning was de-
voted to the Judging Of the entries and
in the afternoon the speech Of Hon
William Jennings Bryan drew out the
largest crowd for the first day ever
recorded
Competition Ia the seed corn con-
test was very keen as WAS the ease
in almost every class The poultry
exhibits were fun of handsome speci-
mems and the cattle and swine at
tracted special attention. In the
ladies class there are numerous
works Of art and the household pro-
ducts created considerable rivalry.
The displays Of farm machinery
and utensils by the local merchants
and out-of-town firms form an inter-
estinE feature.
Two troops Of United States cav
airy, under Captain Moses. gave ex-
hibition drills and maucuVers that
called forth much favorable com
ment
Wednesday. the second day IL al
WAYS an animated time and on Thurs
daV the Confederate veterans reunion
and the presence OF Colonel MOshy S
command viii hc the drawing card.
Hon william Jennings Bryan made
an address TO an immense gathering
at the fair grounds A. +. Rowe,
president Of the Fair association. in
troduced Alexander Berger of Hay
field, near this city. who in turn In
PRODUCED Mr.. Bryan.
Mr. Bryan took as his subject THE
Signs Of the Times
He began hts lecture promptly at 2
O'Clock and spoke for more than an
hour and q half. He stated that he
firmly believed In reform. which, as
he defined IT, was a change for the
better. He then proceeded to show
that gradual reform was sweeping
not only over this country hut over
= the world AT large. as was 70 be oh
served In the evidence Of progress
: noticeable In every country.
t MI Bryan went on 10 show that
the world was making rapid strides
along three definite and important
g Hines, namely, intellectual. moral anc
that II scientific goycrnmen1-E Each
. phase was treated in a masterfu
r STYLE and he supported every state
ment with forciful illustration.
Mr. Bryan left Immediately afte
o the speech for the home of Mr. Berge
/. where he dedicated a new school
10 house, He left for Washington on
night train.
The races at the fair resulted a
; follows:
, Mule Race-A. IT Rollins, Pete
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-01
BOARD TAKES ACTION
ON SMOKE NUISANCE
O. j. SANDS ASKS ADMlNISTRA-
| TIVE BOARD TO LOOK INTO
MATTER.

Upon the request of o. J. Sands, Of
he American National bank. the ad-
ministrative board yesterday sent
letter TO Mayor Ainslie asking him
TO look into the question of smoke
nuisance,
Mr.. Sands stated TO the board that
he was not complaining, with any
view of impeding progress Of inter
ests, but that he would like the board
TO take some steps toward an abate-
ment Of the nuisance. He said that
many people in the skyscraper dis
trict were complaining of the smoke
from the manufacturing establish
ments on the north side Of the river.
This question was raised during the
life of the last council, but that body
died before steps could be taken to-
ward eliminating the nuisance.
Mayor Ainsie is due back from
HIS vocation today, and II is prob
able he may send a message 10 coun-
ell at the meeting next Monday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-01
COLORED PEOPLE
TO BE REPRESENTED

The colored people OF the State of
virginia are to be represented at the
semi~centennlal celebrations held al
Philadelphia, and at Atlantic City. ~
r. October 9Th TO 18th. Governor
William Hodges Mann appointed the
following delegates from Virginia to
the Philadelphia celebration: James
". Poe, Richmond; Rev, James J.
Russell, Lawrenceville; Mrs. Lucy G.
Lewis, Richmond; w. II. Jackson
blackstone; Rev A. s. Thomas, Rich
mond; Rev. l.. l.. Downing, Roanoke;
Mrs Julia d. Smith. Phoebus; j. r.
Wilson, Danvile; Mrs. Susan Vaughan
Howerton.
James w. Poe has been also nance
by Governor Mann as delegate
from Virginia TO the demonstration
and celebration of the emancipation
proclamation to be held In Exposition
hall, Kentucky avenue and Board
walk, Atlantic City. n. j., October 6tf
to 18th