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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

New York. Sept. 49,. Mrs Eliosp
Mabel Martin today before supreme
Court Justice Delaney, made the
charge. through her lawyers, that
after she left her millionaire hua-
band. samuel a. Martin and sought
10 prepafo = rsclf in Harlem busi-
ness school 90 earn her own Twins
he scnt his son by a previous mar
riaRc 20 Hit az the next desk 10 her =
IN class and spy upon her while she
studied This rs only one Of Ions
lst 0f extraordinary accusations
made by the wife la her suit for sep
arntion. 425n month aiimony ana
$500 counsel fees. Martin is Colo
RADIO promoter. with New York Of
nces and his wife Is daughter Of
Circuit Judge Collision OF Council
Bluffs. Iowa.
chief among Mrs. Martins charges
see those which concern other elaine
ants Tor her husbands affection. The
afndnylfs state that the millionaire
compelled his wife 20 sleep ia sub
way trains and ln parks. When she
protested against This, she claims he
told her that she had slept too often
on the open prairie Ia North Dakota
90 bo afraid. Justice Delaney re-
served decision
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
NAVL0N STARS TO
Enter TOURNEY
At FAIR
Albuquerque to Be Well Rep
resented in Baseball Series;
Local Boys Expect to Deliv-
cr the Goods.

Albuquerque is 70 be represented
ln the big baseball tourney which viii
~ held here during the state fSir.
This waa assured today when Tom
Naylon entered his ngsrcralion Of To-
cal stars.
lt has been matter At regret 10
loCnl fans that there was ne Albu-
uueIQuc tcam entered Ia this event
and much dlscouraEinE talk had been
heard on this account The advent
20 tho Naylon nine will change this
and all viii be JOY among the locals.
who win now have a team 10 support
Who local boys have been training
faithfully ana have been playing
some good bali. They are expected
"a give q good account Of themselves
In Inc tourney though they will face
some fast talent there.
This Is tho fourth entry and assures
bali every dag, eoubie-hcadcrs some
days and perhaps a Few morning
games. There win be plenty Of good
bail for ala fsns
Nayion viii work his Aggregation
hard IN preparation Tor the event, but
under ruling 81 the fair management
win not b. allowed 70 strengthen Il
by any imported talent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
Procedure Ia Obtain licductiun h
Area Of Cultivation.

a showing should be made in etoh
case az 10 the difficulties attendant
upon the cultivation OF that particu-
lar tract To this end the entrSman
should show, in detail, the special
physical conditions az tho land Whleh
he believes entities him To AN order
III reduction. describing ils topog
raphy, whether hiily or level tt
quality ana character ar adapted q"
cultivation. whether Hight 90 heavy
sandy ioamy, rocky or alkaline, TO-
scthcr with the prevalent Climatic
conditions in the matter of hnnum
SHOWS or rains. aH affordiuB suiiicichN
moisture f0r the production OF crops
one year with another. The presence
or absence OF aprinRa on permanent
streams on cor lee the immediate vcin-
ity 81 the land should be- shown. The
NATURAL products of the land without
ullaRe. and the effect of iillago ON
the soil, should boz shown, az we'll as
the use 90 which the land is best
adapted II ls desirable that the eh-
tryman should. wherever practicable,
know ln advance what " any reduc-
ton can properly be made ana
therefore, a. 70 general regulation
governing applications for reduction
In area Of cultivation, % Is directed
that an eutrymcn who desire re-
ductiOn shall file application there
for during the flrsi year Of the entry
and upon forms Go be- prepared ana
furnished by the commissioner oi the
general land office and distributed
through the land offices, which VIII
be- forwarded without action, 90 enc
chief OF tho field division. and report
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
IS EXPECTED IN
FOOTBALL
Michigan Scheduled to Play
Pennsylvania, Cornell and
Other Eastern Elevens; Ar
my-Nevy Game November
Twenty-Five.

Chicago. Sept iS--wlth football
men answering go the call OF tho
coaches IN nearly al the colleges Of
The country. and with every team Of
Importance already IN active tralnins
or prepared TO begin work next week.
the football season II now on with a
rush From now until the curtain
drops with the playing OF the Army
Navy game al New York on November
~. the college public viii be inter-
ested IN the gradual development Of
the various eieyens.
Indications point 10 the most sue
cesafnl year since tho installation OF
tho forward pass ard scn-yard rule,
IN 1906. The larger college teams
NiR not suffer heavily by losing meme
beFs through graduation and In the
majority Of cases the second siring
material available last season will be
ready 10 step into the vacated posi-
lions.
The usual number Of contests sched-
ulod between the leading teams Ia
different sections Of the country and
the games Of intor-sectionai import
ance 20 result In bitterly fought ,on-
tests. No attempts are made 10 over
look the contests between the sO-
cniicd minor college events, which al
ways play an up-tO-dato brand Of
football and always develop players.
who. II they were membors OF inrgcr
teams. which could give them better
support would b. rarEeo with the
leaders 0f the country
Since Withdrawing frcni the vest
ern conference. Mich gan has gone
east IN quest % football piory The
Wolverines VIII play PENNSYLVANIA,
Cornell Syracuse and Vanderbilt In
,hg most important inter-sectienai
battles Notre Dame win journey 20
West Point "a give battle a. the ca-
deis The South Bend aggregation all
70 Vii play Pittsburgh and Texas on
forclRn nfldr Cornell and Ohefiln
Nll clash IN their annual battle ana
several other games az inter-eectionai
Importance VIII be- played.
Tho conference college teams are
prohibited by ruling from starting
practice a. oranulzcd squads until
sepiembef 70. ln order "a get early
results the coaches have instructed
the candidates Go take individuni
tralning az al EARLIER date with INC
result that iuc minority of them Nili
be ga FOR hard work on the irsi day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
YOUNG JOE RIVERS
TRAINING FOR BOUT

YoNna Joe Rivers has begun train
ine Tor his bout with Young Rivera IN
santa ne uqxi Mondey. The Rivers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

san Francisco. Sept as Miss Ellz-
abeth Oyerend, who through all the
seventy years OF her ne and
fenidence in san Francisco had re-.
fused 90 ride on "a street car o. dying
90 tho Central Emergency hospital
the victim of a street ear nccidept
which occurred when she consented
for the first lime 10 ride on one OF
the "new coniraptiona
trolley ride whom g car following ln
the opposite direction struck her, 'rl-
day night she o. the daughter Of
james Oyerend, a California pioneer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
81 FIRES ON GILA
NATIONAL FOREST
IN SEASON
Total Area Burned Over 4025
Acres; Longest Fire Season
Ever Known on Forest.

silver City. ~ ~, Sept. Is.-sixly-
seven fires occurred 20 date during
the summer season on the ella nation
al forest the last Of which WAS on
August 81. Forty Of these fires COW
cred less than one fourth oi an acre
each. and uniy fourteen covered more
than ten acres each one Of them
covered $500 acres. one 700 ana an
other 900. the remainder beine TN
der 500. The total area burned over
Dr. f.02b acres.
This has been the longest fire seas
on on the ella national forest since
1908. but not as dry as the short
season Of 1904. when Approximately
rs, 600 acres were burned over In
the Mogollon mountains. The 81 fires
recorded have occurred from ono cor
ner OF the reservation TO the Oppo-
site. and while some Of them have
started In open grassland. which ar
forded little danger. number o.
them started In some Of the rough
est and most inaccessible parts OF
this section OF the country Many
Of these fires were eNlinguished with
in a few hours after tho smoke wes
first sighted; the majority of tho
remainder were controlled the next
dav. and only five burned longer than
two days. one of which burned for
seven. All these last five fires were
on an area known as the Diablo
range which is tho long point Of the
Mogollon range extending from Mount
paldy 90 the ella river "a the mouth
Of the Snpello; without exception
those fires originated from lightning
on high inaccessible rocky points.
OF tho sixty seven fires, foriy-eiEhI
originated from iighinlng, nine from
campers. ono from u sawmill, ana
nine from other causes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18


~
nan FI1HI7@ N IeiHss
AN Hln|ttf a'lactf nl sne Pans
fefNtIeHi eNnpsll ''4'i
~ IhN' ta Nf NAF4Nt
itaf lieH - iHf statistic tet
N4 NHH.t q NJ #Ht'H e N''n'
~ rnHeA "a 'ntifation ~ INV
lnaIa ALL mR.NA ~ p4ti'fNait ~
IaN e1nte4N 60 ~ he'o q ren fsah-
u 1873
ht ioan FROM mans
fafalan AniIhIlin4 nnss Aitenat given
IaDrt max lh1t 41 taeg part
XAt EnNa Pacific International
aa 'il - the EroAtfat
ln HISTORY Tire 1nof4a errrto HiN
4&at aIna0af ertrt tasitis % ath'
tNeaa 81 the altiIIk4d world.
ffhirtra ffom every aao 81 ihe
seven nnfinna thal have 81
fdAaT aarIana 10 oihniailS b4filcII4fc
he e&eaailIan viii tako nnrf sn enc
~sa nfaalAin.
THO ae0Nfnm Tor thb international
nnhfln haa baon prepared tentatively
a4ttr t0n8efenee Alth the different
NsfninN bn&ses af at0fl ln America.
Anone fho tFeala already scheduled
arr .fe international championship
NNfon win take uanor 81 TIE monfhs
1T Eebuaff Mhrth and April of
1913 ind arsin De- the months ~ Oc-
iher. Nopem&sr ana December u
THAT year.
AmonE lhe auealIc events planned
arm inc coiInfn fowinF championships
Aaa lhe ohamDlonehina 20 the Ma
laenai Association % Amatcnr Oars
utof YACHT and mclur boat races
aii| ~ noil III SAN FgKnrlsco harDor
Hn1 tloHfH ~ spectators Asil
gather VA fhe espienadc before the
skposilipm aiie 90 view these events.
Sullivan IA nuw on tho conlInout.
Sic win shortly qleit England and wiz
arrange foF number of tho tea0in8
HnFIIeh professional golfers ana sew
efnl amasour teams - talks part n |
the international golf championship, \
which prouasses 90 BE- one Of shc most
interesting " apvFsiug events Ia
Ameraea
DAYS Hna weeks ntc 20 Be set aside
fnf the different countries which de-
tl4o their particular type ~ work. /
= team 81 Swedish syrrnaein win ac-
fpmpany tho swedish athletes that
Ernie AlcrlhcrH viii bring % The ex-
position.
WoFiA's tiFeatesf oyl0nasia.
Tire German turner's wlsl have
week for their mnes work and oxhi-
Aiiipn drills and y u expected that
ihc efronRea' symnaetic team tna'
ueHn'Hny can produce VIII come here
"a gave ~ exhibition " their nation |
al gymnHrtic games
Another Week ~ 20 ne glven over
80 Irish sports and paalimcs. such 80
fpQtaeii. hurting. dAucinB ana ATM
letlce.
fpeeiai attention ~ 20 be given 20
playground Development an invita-
zion having been extended % the Na-
tlonnt playground dissertation or
AmerlcA % hold itH congress az thia
e1Fcastions and it y expected th1s
every csiy IL ne United states tna.
nntntaips pas sfohna ACTIVITIES Wan
fpna team 81 BOYS 90 demonstrate
she type ~ work being a0he ioF tho
boys tnrouehont An.eflca.
nlfefse;' M"''ani =. Lee ot me New
York plnyssounos PROPOSES 70 A-A
tpe poNfa p "iae.f"eN tor ~ eps.~
WFINUNU 10 pay lHH FaNIttats Oh aNH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

enc tffp and Nets ~ niaA their am
nnal lsasAtIi aasnea 81 iha exposition
efa4|nn
"IHNI .NnH events Nf H.tfieuHi affH
InlrrrHfIonsI Importance have nIe
ftatt uten scheduled fof lhe great
3ptt Nfet. Aue uaNnis uoW anHfa
viii o. HHhtrci. - to aaies eHd fesn-
laiipns ~ fisr receiving Isl She ofi-
tlal sanetfcn ard approval from ali
The associations lhai arc Interested
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
phonq ). TrmDio's Liyery.


New York Sept is.-A story OF
the alleged railroading OF a wealthy
woman to an almshouse as "a pauper
was told IN supreme court today
when Joseph Martin, lawyer. sued
out a writ Of habcas corpus directing
tbs superintendent 81 the Manhattan
state asylum. on Wards Island. 20
produce Mrs Ellen stuart n court
on the ground that she Is illegally de-
talncd. The writ was granted by JUS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

llco Amend when the case d heard
Al IS expected that there win BE- sur.
pflalns Developments.
Martin said IN his petition that
airs stuart - widow ana lived IN Il
co,laao she owned "a Roscbank.
stnien isiaEd. until iaat month ila
ulicacs ihet one day IA August Mrs.
Ftnnrts residence was entered forcl-
iby by men claiming 90 have a com-
milment from the commissioner "
charities 81 nlchmond county she
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

made On accordance with Circular
1876. an Form t.p0f-b.
Applications FOR reduction IN area
of euliiNailon VIII b. acted anon By
ne commissioner of tho GENERAL land
office. ~ho may in appropriate cnsce
defer action until flnnl proof. but
his decision ~ granting or rofualnN
applications for reduction In area
shall be- auhleci Ga rcvlcW. upon ap-
peal. hy tho secretary uf the lntctlora
ANDRIEUs a. JONES.
Acting Secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

waa charged With begglng.
Martin saia that Mrs stuart h The
aamlnistfairix of the estate of hor
husband william stuart appointed
by the surrogate of Richmond coun-
~. and that the estate consists 90
large amount ~ stocks and hpnda
worth more thnn 100000, which
Mts. Stuart now has under her con-
troll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

RItota boat VIII 81 ne semi wind up
80 lht Nike nncs Duran contest. a
delamfion 81 Albuquerque night fans
headed BY Mary Levy win make tho
1850 le santa fe De- automobiles. pl-
RECTOR Levy WIN look after Rivers ln
hla bout "A Santa Fe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-01

FRITZ Schen Divorces John Fox.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31.--Papers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-01
ARMY BILL AGAINST
RAPID PROMOTION
4-E
CAMPAIGN BEGINS TO SHEAR
PRESIDENT OF POWER TO
ADVANCE FAyoRITIEs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.--A campaign
in favor of legislation that will shear
the president OF power to jump an Of
ficer of the army over the head of other
officers at will has taken definite form.
1t was learned today that this is the
secret of Congressman Evans bill.
which demands Of the war department
the records of all officers on the active
list from the rank Of colonel up.
Mr.. Evans says that he has no special
axe to grind. He is member OF the
military affairs committee. of which
Hay, of Virginia. is chairman. Repre-
General Wood. chief of staff. The pur-
pose of the resolution so far as can
BE learned, Is to get Information to be
used in the house against the rapid
promotion of army officers. without
regard to their service. or experience
In command of troops.
The war department is fighting
against production of the records
which this resolution will now COM
mand. The committee had asked for
the records and they were not forth
coming.
The house. committee on military af-
fairs does not think II is for the good
of the army that commanding officers
should be retained for an indefinite
time In Washington in administrative
work. 1t wants to have recalled from
the foreign service officers detailed to
diplomatic posts that they may be as
signed to commands. This follows the
recommendation OF General Wood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-01
WOMAN D[NOUNCES
WINDOW SHOPPING
ONE OF MANY BANEFUL His
THAT LEADS TO HIGH
COST OF LIVING.

NEW YORK. Jan. St.---'.It's not the
cost of living. but the cost OF foolish
ness, that's craving the hair OF the
modern husband and father. Need
less feminine folly Ia the real prob
lem Of homo economies"
There were no men present to
cheer her when Mrs. Austin Nelson
Palmer made this statement In an
address before tho Polished Study
club today. but sho continued.
Too many irresponsible wives buy
extravaganza and showy clothes. and
spend long days wandering through
the shops or window-shopping
Yes, window-shopping," shs re-
iteratei, when several members cas-,
inquiriag giances al her, THE win
dow-shapper Is Ihe woman who. hay
ing Bpent every cent she can beg or
5orrow, takes 1t out for the rest of
the month in looking, She may be
detected by her msanderins gait. her
trance-like expression. and the shine
on she end OF her nose, polished by
plate glass windows.
meantime, this window shoppers
home goes to rack and ruin for lack
or care, and 30 does her husbands
digestion"
Mrs, Palmer described much Of the
entertaining done by couples in mad
crate circumstances ais unnecessary
figmmery." Mrs Palmer also de-
gfared Il was the acme OF foolish
ness for the wife 81 q small salaried
man to keep maid. or wear silk
stockings and French millinery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-01
FARNv|LLE IS NOT
TO LOSE RAILROAD
NORFOLK AND WESTERN is NOT
TO BELT TOWN - WILL
GIVE A BANQUET,

Especial to The Richmond virginian,l
FARMVIILE, VA. Jan. s1.--Sales
of tobacco have been heavy during
the week. and prices for best varie-
ties decidedly better. Some slight de-
cline. In inferior grades, Total sales
ta this market 70 dare for present sesa:.
son, 3.SS4,s32,
VIM Not Lose Read.
Farnville has recovered from it's
scare produced by rumors that the
Norfolk and Western would belt the
town and leave 1t high and dry on
tho banks OF tho Apponattos. Farm
Vile originally subscribed Sia1, eco to
the old Southside Railroad company
and comforts herself In the hope that
the successor will not forget past
favors. Farmville also subscribed
$4,000 TO the building of the Farm
vile and powhatnn. now Underwater
and Western. and but for that starter
the effort to build that road would
have come to a standstiil. The BUSH
ness Mems association will arrange
for banquet on tho 18th of Feb
rrary. when many or the officials Of
the Norfolk and Western are expect
ed to be present.
Profit In Lettuce.
Owing to continued warm weather
tho lettuce has been taking on unusual
growth. and some of. the plants are
now ready for shipment. In one OF
tho gardens OF Farmville 10000
plants have been stuck. and II the
srewer gets cents a head, as he
hopes TO do, hia profits viii amount
to more than will be made on broad
acres cultivated in teoaeco, The cost
OF planting and cultivattng win not
amount To over s3o0. and then the
worker win have clear profit OF . zoe.
A German club has been organized
with fwenty-sia members enrolled,
Brief Court Session.
Judge Hundiey adjourned court on
last Monday, and went at ence to
Cumberland. where the court was in
Session only ono day; Those people
are learning. Ia iiya Without INDUCING
IN the luxury of litigation.
The fifth drug store has opened in
tetSa RHd Farmville begins to take on
city airsA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-01
ONE JOHN Furnishes
HAWKINS HEAVILY

N Police court yesterday morning
Justice John imposed fine of $3.50
on A. l.. Hawkins. and sentenced him
TO Jail for ten days for having gam
bling devices In his possession.
Hankins was arrested last week for
conducting a gambling establishment.
He and several others we're taken Into
custody, hut Mr Hankins declared
that he alone VAS responsible for the
presence OF the gambling parapher-
malta, and he was, accordingly, given
tho punishment, which Justice
Crutchffeld felt he deserved.
Through bis counsel, Gilbert X. Po!-
lock. Hankins took an appeal. The
case will come up In the Hastings
court rexe week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-01
APPOINTS TRUSTEES
FOR TIM SULLIVAN

NEW york, Jan. al Supreme
Court Justice Hendrick today named
Lawrence Sullivan, Frank J. Farrell,
Emanuel Bi1nenstc;i, and Patrioh II,
Sullivan as committees to take
charge OF tho person and properly or
Congressman eiect Timothy ID, 6uiit-
van. -.fsIg Tim" Sullivan w'aa ad-
Judged incompetent Il weeh age,
Lawrence Sullivan Ia a half brother,
and Patrick H. Sullivan ia q brother
OF tho incompetent Frank II FarH
rel was closely asa5aiatsl with him
in business. and BiumenBteli was his
personal counsel FOR many years. Each
member Of tho committee Ia required
1 A furnish ! $2eo,o bead,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-01

granting Miss FRITZ Scheff. the acs
tress, an interlocutory decree. az d.
vorce from John Fox, the author
were filed in the county clerks 0fftGa
at White Plains late today. 1t is sai6s
that no names were mentioned In tho
case. The papers were not mad1s
public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-01
HERE'S FINE CHANCE
To GET MANY VOTES

Continued from First Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-01

A Prudent Customer.---"Yon are
the proprietor and pharmacist of
the first. class Yes. madam"
And you know your business well?"
From the foundation THAT is
we'll. Give me cents worth of gum
drops lie Rire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-01

be Saved?" Acts, I6: 80: And he
said believe on the Lord Jesus
christ, and ttr,r shaft he sawed -strtti
thy house also" Service Sunday
night at 5 o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-01

now and the close of the contest. /
1000 In cold cash, a select library. /
pianos. a 1913 Maxwell roadster, pony
cart and harness, and other prizes are
at stake. Those who have gone into
the contest to win, and have worked
for the last four months. most as
suredly should not lose courage now.
Those that do this certainly will not
be the winners.
Owing to the avalanche OF ballots
deposited Thursday it was found i'm
possible to get them counted up in
order to announce the winners of the
bonus vote prizes until Sundays is
sue.
Don't overlook those special oppor i
tunities ON which a large number of
votes are issued as follows:
5000 bonus votes will be given on
each twenty-five Piedmont coupons
turned in together. Time limit p. |
M. today.
5000 bonus votes will be given on
each ten tops from Bull Frog shoe
polish turned in together. Time limit
II p. M. today.
5000 bonus votes will be allowed
ron each Ave sales slips turned In, one
from each of five different merchants
listed in the contest, amounting to so
cents or more. Time limit r. Nj.
today.
100000 bonus votes will be given
on each scholarship purchased from
Smithdeai Business college, amounting
to $40 or more. Time limit--Febru
airy 24th.
Also, the new combinations, which
expire at P. NJ. Saturday, February
Sth.
No. ia.
Pyle's Pearline.
Sovereign Coupons
2 Banquet Brand.
Coca Cola Gum Wrappers
Sydmore Soap.
Bull Frog Polish.
l yarni-Shine or Six-Sixty,
No. is.
]. NJ. Blanks Remedies.
Sovereign Coupons.
Tip-Top Bread.
Sydmore's Soap.
Chalmers Gelafine.
| Christie Ginger Ale or Grape
Juice.
/ Boyd's Baking Powder Coupon.
No. 10.
Meadow Gold Butter.
Sydmore's Soap.
2 Banquet Brand Labels.
Sovereign Cigarette Coupons
Rams Horn Tags
] Sydnors Facial Massage Cream
or Blush.
/ Chairman Chocolate Coupon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-01
Meeting at Midnight Mission IN.

Tonight at o'clock a rescue gospel
meeting will be held in the Midnight
mission, 14la East Franklin street.
Drinking men especially welcome.
Subject tonight: What Must I do to