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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06

~ rrli dice u>.ci tie Ill i",prr.al
patrono. ii" AIrmaula?'
Fl REQ: NADIA, poriur uo IS rirrlt-
mcglc AI"nanIa Ia que IIa vloladn y
I"spojado hi pas prrsl>tido en- L.
earle los icrcch0> mathematics tie "a
'ibrrtad.'
FL pre>idcutc del console:
Vale mas no Iutrrrumpir al .r"o.'
Fl REQ - ln%cIinah.
"Pnr0 me rr>ta que ,ir,ir. :" ina
a."-adO rl teStlmonio contra mn dr
IIab"r iigurado como ~SI-Haiario ,r
Ia pr~orIauacion de Ia Rrpublira r.
iand"~a: IA que u>irsi' = .IlII-an l";ra
mGlrrla: Pero u>i".ie> r>tan "n.lu
error puc> ella vIvc Y yEfra.
">u ~iu>pIr1rj6n nrof6 de- menin,
'IumnladaS con al ,Ivido rr>planGor
'InI IUlr} 'rIo riand">: rui ]ronccnria
nor r~nraL"ueS inTiamaduS Ir1r ri np-
r">n amor 4 lr!aada. Dnrun"nns
'' rSia naluralrla IamaS mucrrn.
"Ni'nlraS IA Verde Erin Suh<i>.a Il.
"i r"rrhro Y 81 DraLo d. >u< writes
.Illjo> :" e~>forzaran POI bnrrar tla>ta
ri uItlmO vrStj-Io 80 la domination
britannica i" Su t"rrIlorio. En- este il
.,Sl1F. 90. 49, + I-g.Il.. s.
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TRIBUNA DEL PUBLIC0
kkAg y
"Ahora, O nunca......

i!eva In i Ia accpiaci0n de- los prll-
ripiuS de rcforma Y de Regeneration
puIilicu-SUcial Que han ServidO de
ban Ira a uuestraS UltimaS ravOlu-
rionr>.-lau j~uSIificadaS por sus
prrtrndiio> ideaipS y Sus prOmesas,
como reprohabieS p0r Su> horribIcs
hrrHo> depiOrabIcS re>uitadoS.-
a~trptaci6n que .deberia de cOnfor-
mar L .oS mas rXi-eniaS de- los reNo-
~llriouarioS SinccruS al i=uaI que a
fudr> I"> DurnUS meNicanOs: airmaS,
por,!Jr t!Ic!IO pi'ograma vlene pur-
-ido IL. la mancha de los personals
mos. que hasta hoy han hechO impO-
-inir la union dc los m-yicano>.
Al rnrmarSc la union con cl cUn-
curse dr iodo> los partidoS po.itic"S
~rNj>t.Utc>. tendremo> la mejor ga
rdHiia IL lu" ella strd eficaz Y du-
rai"ra. y.J.lue su obielo Seri cum
piido con mayor fideiidai. pucs a>i
no iabri inlerrsrs eSpecialeS que
~>.ryir.
prbrmUs ie>preudcrno>. dr>d" rue
-. .r la intolcrancia hacia las. OPT
uionrS a2cEa> y lie la que haya de
irrnrr peros y Ohjerionrs a la pr
~"nria h. |stas . alu6iIa> persona.
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lfNEHSNS

Af.ESSCS
sELRET0S MkHkvUI;GSpS-Sl us,-ti dc
:ca hgIIaf rcltridaI. siierIC, '%nT!Era. amor.
ungrii = SGSIerO. 81 nSiPd G""EG tsTPr cN-
% en- 81 comcrci0. 81 Gt!icrc tr!Hnlar on Sis
:mprcsss, 81 GUiCrc IIaccrse arnfr. ST Guicrs
lngrgr iOdaS suS aSP!TacIOncS, y qI;irrs
sRlfr v!ciOriGsD 81 tnGgS SriS asr'ninS v 10
s-ST iOInS SuS d"SrrS, p:da mi CGrioSn H.
S-.tn, one IT, srra eRyiatO gratis y vU"ii1
De cnr-cu. nirccci0n: ST. J.. FcnCc. Box 55i,
fiaDGna, Gi;.;i. ::
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NE~Lu sHb.r IT parIG"TO de- ni lrrriuann
Fi;ri"n" Ra:rria. Iiar" = li'iS uNlaD1 er
~ ""n!N. AIJE"Gl. V d"-ii" "rImr'"> iu n"
irHi,.u Su> nui;clI>. n"-pU"> q" agrgG'rcf
r. m!"irr i Is !"r-ouI gIc !mr iurhrfE,
CON .'.I"iI'UI. lIfnbI'it H. ug-"TTiaIr nm
"T%i:lirIrIIn 'r s...m "u ~rIrri.p" I'pT ST,
s"rV'"iU>. nrIir Inlur;ir> = lnhn J.. Gar
rcit. i. -. Box "a. l~rilC."fi, Arizona. lJ-iir
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06

Disco ~ai="r 81 parlr"rr arIu3i Il" Crr-
d' nj "n Santiago trn-IT!f". E:iu. de- Nj
r~l,uirin. Nr\iru y iiar'' ,; amos rrriyi SITS
uiiluaS nnll"Ias I">,l' pui iiin. I"NI-. IL
aiaai a. rll" g., - aiir-. !~i""alHr" ru an
lIG r"W Gu- drimdhI'> 4 ~ p"r~ufJ GVc
M inform" ron "NarlIlIl-. nlriUr rni0r-
me- = F%circrias Arr'yii, nm. !. riverside,
California. Out.
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HiCE.IuS ron lola correction. c3ri3s
a~rtrr0Si<. d. pciImrp'0. f"l!,Ita"IuTcS,
rUuuI"aunS. disrUrSOS Y ioir rIasr III" poe
~igS iInurI~a., lie auIErt~.Fiu. pairipiicaS,
ri.. ~!r"rin~ Ut.irraIr>. 1iTIIiiI-" 'nr
rpr?ro = T.. CaldrrGn. 40 Z4,catrras iiir..
San iRlnuin, FrNlS.
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ClNCr Gn:~"- Dc "ratI'irarlin 80 dtrau q
IL p"r-pid gGr .ai"rTu" q. up Tor" Iur
Il "~yira:l" 81 IT, cali" ." raG,sIun 5i7.
i'ahia criy" rtra~ paiay"I,: MANA. PAPA.
HNHN ~ UE trH:EI;. EArI.%~-. fEGiH.
lnf"rlu">" i y. T.. NilIlrrr:i ~ Nam ~.
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del dlia
Con la magia de la i fantasia

II" 3gUaFtidDa la Ola u dI-b ii'"'
.aca que arncr SalpIc6n. las mas
urchr>. lrnIcia$ los vicrncs, y con
rSprciaiiIad ducIoS y q~uebrant's
los s$badOs. pucS psac a la orden d'
Bcncdirlo NV. Que der0@6 eSta eos
4umbrc. aun Quriaha 81 manteni
micnIo del ]arIu"iipo manthe@o, d
,uirn monIG -ohrc ol corcel de la
.loria aGucl orrO i~n="niO>o hIdalgo
don Miguel de Grrvantrs SaaNedra,
i cuyG nombrr. con III vcnia o Ell
tn rompania. permiteme. lector, que
deScubra.
La historic del famoSo cabaI!cro
andanle era para lon Dir"U una Sa-
;-raIa Rihlia. IN innd" apyendia las
mas IisrrclaS pXprricnrIaS, y iodaS
!a> nochcS. ruan!U cI anna Virtues
."yaniaba To-, manlcI"S. era alberto
81 glorioso libra y lcidas las Immortal
les paginas.
Mas he aqui que una nochc Sc IN
terrumpe ia habitual costumbrc de la
!ectura para dar OCCASION Il que don
Diego les hiciese participes de una
gran n~oticia.... iValgamc DioS, =
asi como 10 oy6 cl anna. que manerl
de a~spavcnrarse, c!amar al cielO y eS-
trechar d su Clara entire besos V a
grimas! DE modo que ell rapaso g.
villain. no c0ntentO con Use a]DOderaG-
do de la hacienda. guerra ahora rob&r
cl unico tesoro de la CASA? \
pfotestaba amargamente:
No, mi amo Y senior; GcGmo Va.
mos Il entregar a csc vicio zorro csta
candida paloma. eSta du!cc cordera,
por quien mis- pechos SC ccaron Y
mis- ojos Sc h~umcdcccn?
Pom un POGO de 'comedimicnto,
ANA Virtides, Y aguarda 4 sabcr ii
opini0n de Clara, que cspero no. Sc
d]istancie un punto de Ia mia. puea
bien Sabe ella que nj ccA candii pu-
dicra hallar un esposo tan bicn he
rcdado nj &c sangre tan noble como
don Pedro Vargas de Machuca.
Pero la hcrmpsa dogccI!a, bien por
Ia aversion que 4! dc Vargas pore
sara, bicn por la difcrencia dc cdaj
Iuc entire ambos c~X;stia. o por otraS
szoncs, que Pudiescn scr Sccrctos
IcI coraz6n, clio fuc ~que no secundi
Ia opinion paterua!.
i CaSarmc yo cor don Pedro. pa
Ire miOl mo YES que Is an vcntru-
do como TN sapo, que sus dic1tes son
melcjos, ra!o 81 cabcllo. patizambas
sus p~iernas y dc n cdad muy aprc-
posito para f9rrar panderos con 81
picl?
ST no ticnes otros rcparos que
]alcgar, sabe Y enticndc. hiia mia. que
hombrc ljvido Is bUen marido; que
con cl tempo IL hermosura ACADIA '
Ia not.cza CANA, y, para Que tc deci-
las 4 desechar esos remiISos. oye 10
que diio don Quijote d Sancho. en-
estos 0 ~parecidoS terminus: mo Is
tan hcrmoSa mi sonora Du!ripca CO.
mo vucstra MERGED dice, que 20 la
- = ,,,n ,.rayir ,,,,, NO.. go 81. y,
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III $50 -"1"r .. pIladrro Il" III lHrnTn1
:">I- &rra/ ' q" ~ EIiD a'G'uhtU del rats-
.u d],nrlIIlu. i'-"iuI >UE liIIuI- nrIiriRS
fii.l.. icNiS, ii"t' ire. 1iiGN. Lisrti"
IT,. ..Nurn = ne IRE COiiGiulririIr Cpv
rlip~. lIrIiIr inTuriueS Z PEDRO NrTaZ,
@uli u. commerce. ST. saH AntuIlu. Tex.
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oESOUISAS.

DESlu .ihnr 1T pIrai"ro de M ">pD,O
Eu.ia-tr ara , !c rl hiIo r"rIiip tel
mi>lu" ar"iIIhu. II prtIm"ru = dci lido. az
Hr'IurrHu. NrNiru \ ui mo iI"nr como l.
amos dr ruat!. =" cree pIc - CH"Uru;rci
n los h>iIs!n- Il" california; - Colorado.
nIrfiIr i.l"rnrc> Il francisco E"n~'rl. La
hrl!". kIn>G- y r"rIh!T5 una @raIIDcdct1ii
liberal Git.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06

bFSEG Sanrr 81 pa:ad"rp dc mi Papa.
81. Niciuri"nr Gauuara. De - Iaua DE
rdad UHr frrnc una hIil Dc nninbra IN.
De - amos Y III luiu IiIfuaG0 Manuel. am
bus ai"ii,iad"- Ga!jard. u-aiifIcarc con
s5.pl 4 IL persona que ;HC inTprIue ron
cyariIiud : IdciEl, L. ubS"TuiIrc al in
rurmanIr r,n ;pa SIscr:pC.Gn nj dIarir
IN PEENSN. UTriIr iHfGr:HC5 4 EA"GHi"l
GandIra. Black Smiles, %fG. ga.
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T.! EECESTTh FXpRESS ra:a cue iisve sTa
psiccaS a Ia CSIaCiGl q L. canb." Stls nue.
lea. habieic a !sosa!as I'll. Travis 1886.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06

VA,i~ FiNAS LEG;IEENS: dc vrnta \ pre-
rin> !u6Girp< rn Ia casa W.. 81! Thompson
F!a~". Tome 81 rranvil Collins Gardens.
- $" irirrG.~I i "Ila>
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II. THASPASN una ticnIr bai0 mIIy hrc-
mas rundIclon"S y Sll!ata ol niIy !U"il
lucar. i~nrO:inan en- il so. Laredo =.
san Antonio. Texas.
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E~E,r~I!tN5I. f. liuuibrr> para mro"vn-;
rNr"rt"uril Ianrr"-i'I:. Gurn >u"iho.
urfIrra loIi ". houston II. hernandez.
t99J
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- N;.GE-lTAE ~ mIErrOS m"NlcIInS %
llpyl. rrynS. fhrIrHiU !r,S m!na~ nu"r"S,
au,naS CnSg,r esd : a@Ia. Iraii1i" dldS
70, cIdl >Uin@na. NcnGas' lHnIcilillIiirfi-
:". C~"n>umcr> Ligrii" Complain.
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-VENfA~
i yl.NpE mOiucirlciH "I.Nce!-iur. lGCdl"
i-u. uarIIi. intnr1nlg tlHiii!a II Dos
de- tbril. T"icrURu Crockett %"f'.
HG-i".t
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NLGtIL.ERES.
81 EENT.A ruartG ;proplidn para ritrliil 0
TALLER. on CT. UuIornSa II. nforinan cu las
oricinaS dc IL rRENSA q an Ia ilcndl dc.
i'll. Bros. E>Iumd Main : Travis.
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rn. ShiONE CARA AIDhpG. d" Ia facGl-
tai De MGNico: aHInriZiHi" cn 81 E9iaho de
f..yas: rSrnrinIi>i1 en- cniCfIitdTGcS g"nIfo-
nrinarlas : r!rIIla "n general. R"NIHtlriI:
Avenue - 1881. Tricrunn Travis 3.T. oft
Gina: Frost RJiIIirg, TclcTcnOs. Nucyo iii;
Niriu. Travis 3Ifi.
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DE OCCASION

No - admtcn mcnO> Gc QulrCG paIabraS.
Ia rsit Srcci6n dr.! niaTin. pih!iramua ma
p%g>iuiSa SciS srcc> par IN FES9 CiNCJEN-
r. CENriEUS.
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81 NECG~:TA jDTcn M NIcan9 para Iyr:
dante rr"aEIar"ra. rcGrr': II Southern ilo-
set. call" dc nnlDru,d y Plaza Miliiar,
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mr. MARTINEZ RACi. EnrcrmrltdeS de-
s.jiora, Y nihos. csIGina2o ' San2rC. North
Flores ft3 Crockett 6li2. of'cina; Irudcn-
t.al Building.
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Ms FRANCISCO ViZguEZ G~0NEZ.-CirT-
lin general: eSpectaiDr'niC cIr"rueJiadcS dc
nCariZ, gartanta : "tdGs. "tIciil. 500 Frost
HiJg houston u. y VAIN Ave. TricrOnUs:
Travis .iigG Y Crockett @21S.
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tPaSa = n Pag, y. GGi IL
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iu> Angeles. tai. A.n>to - de- Inl,
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.Rasa . "A ra2 ga -! -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-15
FIRING WEAPON IN
STREET CAUSES FINE

"Indiscriminate firing of weapons
in the street must stop" said Justice
John yesterday. when he disposed of
the case of George jackson. colored,
who was arrested for firing pistol
in the public streets.
He fined Jackson $50 and placed
him under bonds for six months.
Junius Scott. colored. was sent to
the grand jury for swatting L. IL.
Yves, over the head with a bottle.
Sam Jones, for cruelty to mule.
was fined $50 and put under bonds for
sixty days
Mrs Rosa Grimm. OF 240e Chafiin
Street, who had been arrested on the
charge of conducting a disorderly
house. was dismissed. Friends in her
neighborhood went to the se.sea;er assa
gave her a splendid reputation.
w. L. Cosby. colored, charged with
taking q number of chickens belong
ing to Samuel Simeon. and with as
saulting Simeon with monkey
wrench, was held to August "a
Frank Morano, for selling cigars;
r. L. Kramer. for selling groceries;
William Fields. for selling cigarettes,
and Mrs f. II Kennedy. for selling
cigarettes were each find SIS for en-
gazing in their trade and calling on
Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-15
Observe LABOR .OAI
At FOREST HILL PARK
Most Attractive Prosram Ever offered.
Says Co@nittee Of Ar
rangements

Labor Day celebration committee
held an enthusiastic meeting last night
and made progress on what they be-
fteve will prove the most attractive
program Of amusements ever pre-
scented.
The celebration will be held at
Forest Hill Park this year, on Mon
day. September 4. and there will be
no admission charge. Heretofore the
celebration has been given at the Fair
Grounds and fee has been assessed.
Besides the regular attractions at
the park. the committee Is arranging
for a long list Of amusements. includ-
ing all sorts OF games and contests for
men. women and children. Prizes will
be given In all contests. and dancing
will be INDUCED in all day and until
midnight.
Members Of the committee stated
last night that the Forthcoming cele-
bration would exceed In variety and
attractiveness any given heretofore,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-15
CAPT. SALLY TOnPIInS
LEFT $500 ESTATE
Directed That Her silver Spoons BE
Sold and Proceeds Used In Buy
ing Silver Communion Set.

The will Of Captain Sally Tompkins
was probated in Chancery Court yes
terday. Walter H. Taylor qualified as
executor. The estate Is valued at So
400. which was left to relatives. She
directed that her silver spoons be sold
and the proceeds be devoted to the
purchase of a silver communion set
for Christ Episcopal Church.
Other qualifications were entered as
follows:
Ruffin L. Holmes as administrator
OF the estate of William Hubbard.
valued at $500; Mrs. Dorothy d. West
as executrix of the estate Of N. K.
Watt, at $1,000; Mary G. Crenshaw
as executrix of the estate of Abigail
Crenshaw. valued at $4,000; T.. i.
Scrutton as administrator of the es-
tate of r. s. Brown, SMALL Mrs Rosa
B. Woodward as administrators of the
estate of e. c. woodward. valued at
$4,000; Carrie ]. Casci, as admins
tratrix OF the estate of A. Casci. val
ued at 5000; George w. Winston. as
Administrative OF the estate of Helen
r. Winston, valued at $500; Will
liam Anderson, as administrator OF
the estate of Thomas Anderson. val
ued at $500; ottoway Gillispie. as
administrator of the estate of Otelie
Thomas, small; J. II. Muir. as admin
istrator OF the estate of Bette L.
Davenport, small; j. H, Mercer. sher-
ifr, as administrator OF the estate of
George II. Gains: r. p. Craddock. as
administrator of the estate of Sallie
e. Irby, small.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-15
H0PfWELL Plant NOT
TO CLOSE OCTOBER |

From the home ONCE Of the Dupont
Company at Wilmington, Del. news
was received in Richmond yesterday
that there is no truth in the report,
going the rounds for several days past.
that the Hopewell plant was to be
closed down as munitions factory
on September 80 and that paper would
be manufactured.
When the report gained currency
several days ago there was some I'M
easiness among the employees IF the
plant, and among their dependents,
many of whom live in Richmond. Of
ficial word from Wilmington yester-
day was that ''Hopewell is a war order
plant and its operation depends, as it
always has, on continuation of orders
for munitions. No truth in report of
closing October l."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-15
AUTO LICENSED
TO DATE 81, 500

More than 100000 Of revenue de-
rived from automobile taxation will be
devoted to the upkeep OF State and
county roads. according to the records
or b. O. James. secretary of the Com
monwealth, who reports that to date
about $500 machines have been IL
censed In Virginia.
Under the provision OF tho tax leg
islation passed by the last General
Assembly, all taxes on automobiles
must be used for the maintenance of
State and county roads, and can be
devoted to no other purpose.
According to a recent report OF State
Highway Commissioner George ].
Coleman. Virginia has constructed
during the last ten years a total of
3.762 miles Of roads. scattered through
the 100 counties of the State. APP
proximately 800 miles of road were
completed during the fiscal year just
ended
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-15
BOARD Of ALDERMEN
HOLDS LAST MEETING
Rs-Rsstins Ordiaa.ss. ~y.tersstins
.Tepic Defsrs Bedy. May
Have Opposition.

The Anal meeting Of The Board OF
Aldermen viii be held tonight at $
o'clock. Several financial measures
are TO be acted upon. requiring the
presence Of two-thirds of the member
ship. Az this viii be the last meeting
of the session. there Is every likeii-
hood that full membership will be
present. with the possible exception
of Alderman Gunst. who IL expected to
be out OF the city on business.
II 10 expected that there VIII be
some opposition to the proposed re-
routing ordinance. which has taken up
much time before committees and In
Common Council. This plan carries
the Ginter Park cara to the head of
Hull Street, by way OF Mayo Bridge,
Main. Seventh. Ninth and Broad
Streets
Residents Of both the Northside and
South Richmond have appeared before
the street Committee and expressed
themselves az satisfied with the ar
rangements made by the street car
company for this rerouting, but II Is
said opposition will develop from per-
sons who think the company is getting
too much along its proposal for a
blanket franchise. in place of the va
rious franchises now in existence.
II was said last night that opposi-
tion, IL any sprang up at the meeting
tonight would not prove strong
enough to defeat the ordinance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-15
NEW SELLING METHODS.
Keen Interest In Western Union Book
let, 1.-THE Telegraph In Selling"


let, 1.-THE Telegraph In Selling"
AS part of an active campaign to de-
velop new uses for the telegraph the
Western Union Telegraph Company
has published an interesting booklet
entitled THE Telegraph in Selling"
This is one Of many modern applica-
tons of the telegraph that the West
ern Union Ia exploiting. In this book
let actual kilograms that have been
used for selling are reproduced with
the consent Of the senders with let
tiers from them stating the results
obtained. The cases cited include that
OF shoe jobber who sent a Western
Union Night Letter to $50 dealers
throughout the country. making
special offer on job-lot OF slippers
and received in reply orders for over
s25, 900 worth of goods; a flour agent
who sold over thirty cars OF tute by
sending thirty Western Union day. let
tiers; a coal company that received or
ders for eleven carloads OF coal In
reply to fourteen night letters. and an
olive Oil company that sold $4,000
worth Of It's product through twenty
one night letters. A letter Is publish
ed from a Philadelphia concern that
sent out several thousand kilograms In
q special campaign-S00 at time
with satisfactory results.
These remarkable results are at
tributed to the fact that a telegram
reaches the right man. receives his
preferred attention, and by virtue OF
its brevity, carries the necessary punch
and impeis action. The point Is made
that as compared with ordinary cir
culars, large percentage of which
go to the waste-paper basket unread,
the telegram is 100 per cent efficient,
since no one throws away a telegram
unread.
Other uses OF the telegraph in sales
work are pointed out in the booklet.
and the live sales manager or adver-
Using man who is looking for some
thing new will no doubt md 1t of con-
siderable interest. Mr.. w. G. Sale.
the local Western Union manager. nas
a supply OF the booklets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-15
ROBERT w. MILES, JR-, TO
ADDRESS TUESDAY CLUB

Mr.. Robert W. Miles, Jr., assistant
superintendent Of Fairgrounds. will
address the Tuesday Club at the Rail-
road Y. NJ. c. A. luncheon at p. NJ
today on Recreation and Religion"
Mr.. Miles has been in playground
work for the past four years, for the
past three having held his present
position with the city.
The Tuesday Club 10 composed of
seventy-ive representative business
and railroad men. who meet regularly
every Tuesday for lunch, after which
they. bear IA short address. fresn soms
sprong speaker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-15
No PHILAOElPH|Ah
NEED APPLY HERE
Plenty OF Good Looking Richmond
Boys 70 Take Girls Coming Up
to Hinges Specifications.

NJ. H. Klinse. $40 East Shawment
Avenue, Roxborough. Philadelphia.
has written Chief OF Police Werner
that he believes himself q worthy
candidate for q husband of one q.
the many ladies OF wealthy and re-
fined families who have not had an
opportunity to get acquainted with
men who would be acceptable az hus-
bands" Klinge inclosed a picture OF
aimself with the letter. which car be
seen by any young woman interested
who will call on Major Werner ut
headquarters.
In his letter the searcher for . wiea
says he II twenty-eight years old. Of
rood family, well educated, OF high
morals. sober. industrious and with a
business. He says he considers i,is
ideal girl with pretty brown hair.
mellow brown eyes, very Hight COM
plaxion. robust. athletic form. of un-
questioned health. fond OF country
life, inclined to classic matters. . good
I1iustcian. of clean moral habits, real
Ting the proper value Of physical
nouriahment. and possessing IN affec-
donate nature"
So Il there IL any young lady who
can come up to the specifications. or
II without them, II industrious enough
70 work to attain the necessary stand
ard, happiness probably awaits her IN
philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-15
HEAR POST0FfIe
CONDEMNATION 6 !


Judge waddill. Of the United atnkNnI
District Court. has set October 2 ~ IN
date for the hearing OF parties iatsf<g
ested In condemnation proceedsngs ~
stituted by the Federal governnnA1
for the purpose Of acquiring the lai11
at Eleventh Street from Main to Hank
streets for the purpose Of constructiu4s
an addition to the postoffice. Fon&
hundred and fifty thousand dolls{Ns
have been appropriated for the pursA
chase of the property and the proceed.s
ings have been instituted for the purs4
pose OF fixing the price to be paid.
Damages will be Grained by prop
erty owners on the east side Of
Eleventh Street, 1t Is indicated. $780,
eral OF them having prepared aeclnrAss
tons to the effect that their property.
will be damaged by the narrowing ~
| Eleventh Street fifteen feet. the cttx3
! of Richmond, having offered 10 cedoa
that much of the street to the govS3
eminent for the postoffice addition.
Property owners, asserting damages
are represented by A. w. PattersCAss
and the Virginia Building Corporations;
owners of the property sought by thok
government. is represented by Hill9
Carter. Both attorneys appeared be-;
fore Judge Wa1dill at the preliminary
hearing in which October was liked
as the date for hearing the matter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-15
Captain Denison n. BALDWIN.

Captain Denison B. Baldwin, eighty
four years old, father of r. NJ. Bald
win. of Richmond, died recently in
Bluefieid. w. Va. and his funeral
took place in that city. He was one
of the pioneer citizens of Bluefield.
having aided in building UP the city,
he being engaged in the real estate
business there many years Besides
a widow, who was Miss Sallie Barnes,
OF Tazewell County, Va, Captain Bald
win leaves three daughters Mrs. W. j.
jerks. Mrs. c. q. Duy and Miss Lyde
Baldwin, and four sons. A. Fl. Baldwin.
of Biuefieid: ID. o. and w. 3. Bald
win. OF Roanoke. and r. NJ. Baldwin.
OF this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-15
STREET COMMITTEE
WINDS UP BIZ SlNESS

The Council Committee on Streets
yesterday afternoon wound up Its
business for the term, and the next
regular meeting, that of August rs,
was cancelled.
Several small matters as to closing
and widening alleys were disposed o.
ana the committee as It now stands
has completed its work. A new COM
mittee will be named in September.
after the organization of the new
city Council Those present yester-
*iyP we're y. Ehas E +. Y
Heyed that all these will be named
MS members OF the new committee.