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to Please
the Women
The Richmond Virginian
Stories and
I
SWEET REVENGE
1 kn<'« • - ir*■!. '• J n'!
©ouldn't marry h.-> ln •
Dive an invs rn tii-r • tn't
do without : Ni’xi. *-■ !>* • f.isi .t
had gnn<. It was i.mth. ■ .';»rk s ' , m
•rlece children y.« . r;n>! lock u:t‘-r
Yhen when Murk roarr*. <‘ runi i - *■
“ them a»«j it ■ '.nth that hit *•’.•
■ -to he looked i Til. n Kuih rn tr
; rled' and <>. fiddle. h> t«-s. ..
gfyw—»° Mow il'jt !. You U-U John
| I’m the hi.11 j nn<i t-. I . *-t raised.
and I'm now p»KMia ■.•\.m..i ■ •»..
"i you. C twits * " W ith ti s .1 r. .1
?•■'■ pretty oa a l ink, and > ■ tly t< • :■ >
thing Clarissa at that a«r.-, il im t d
'..out of the dining room
j ''She's simp!., ma.i, that a . 1.. -
>C*.u*e 1 had you tel! !:••!» Hornet t..
gtop eft coming h< r> t • • • nrt M
ri. She is entirely t> ■ • young to
thinking- about keeping steady
mparn
Mrs. Ikirn y shook lot h>md in a
ti way. Sh. was want in ih. hands
Claris*. .
An hour afterward Minimi i-allcd
: Clarissa In the w:t«hh..,.s. •dlrrltiK
■lye soap In a
'John's mother ju.-t dl. I 1 think
‘d lx tt**r ri ..vcr then . It doesn't
vfary.well to hav.- -ill th. neigh
going and you staying hack r.>
.fee guap 1 can watch thin s .up.
truetlng
mother.
ad mother can tell in.
nked to the lust 11 fo....
Wth you. ClnrUsy."
“I would rt • r (link
BlIU# soap to either you .
|S0o 'long yourscll
And much to lo t surprise, ten ru n
PjUUD later Clarissa rn... Mildred skim
’lining siong the in* ac os path that P-.l
the i 1 a. 1; 1 hollo an .nd-tushi* >n
§ta*4 Wfair. plainly tlsihl. ami; the I>.,r
f'»y tipstaln- window s
The Sunday evening ..11* - .he f ■, .
~ / ti. Joty: riaynes.. ri ki;n!l;. I.n
I'.tnred face very sad. ■ an .- «. r.Mt* to
|sfhe Dorsev home Mildred -aw i,,m
otr.ing and called to *’laris.,,
“Here tome* y.iur old itul : What
Iptetfge you g-.lng p> wit. 1.. nim 1 is
time, for sure In* will a. > a (.,
■Httf him n«w that .0.* m tin-; , an’
‘lllieep house no longer for hire""
Half an hour later John i;.. . ,
|§i«*» going slowl* h..n.,. his hem I hent
tm deep thought Clarissa hud guide
i* new exons* “Mildred was making
them *0 much trouble |,*n\ «ith her
plovers, and without t’bitis-,, to until
*jggh Mildred th.* mother would allow
■ Mildred too much llta rty 1
|| John had answered. "Meyt tune,
" Clariie-rt. you may 1* th, a-kin .-’
When yon wan*, do *„n . „„ ,..r
«D«.”
SJv How was Clarissa K.„*.f , n„,. \j,j_
f4ra<hhad met John the d:n l..*f..re and
■’Tpoketi a tin* h.dcpertdet . in m*
he®d T
“But von at.
t!"t going rmw John,
»■‘'i t !4.,irr v x ■ ‘i
. thor s • irin-r*!, * h wht1!! * a*
! febto *h:-r> U * ■ Sa?uiHf
We# k \ • • ' **' * • vs »■* k ,* >»■( J
to t -iUi.*-’ t -»r «*
*•*.- had f. art
.. V Mite! u..
.. - ■ •* ; J.dm Ha; ne* 1
» • < : :.j\ at if rno *n«
v t . •: • *» > h lv*' da rk h»-nd
v- • >1 \ 1 ?* eyM* ti».‘»
SS ' I *, ■ ' * ■ ■• !i>.
ft? :it i'U.i ;.■*■*} ’I- r
X •.* ’ fust hi# aother if* out of
, ’ ’ , r «hn rp • ■ • -r t1 ■ r* i i
• • i r- *: !t». • b • • I«
\ < •: wan: '• *-'t ft r«‘
< dirte- - r.,!|u r h. * !»i<h < v -■*
. • r*- a .*!« a wtt: h t
i >■ • . .1 i , !. t if : ou dos • ail ••
)•• r • i . b, . 1 a li a- I-..: s* j *•'•
,ii*»i i • ! •' < v•• i it ' v. \ t . y- 1
to- hs-r« a r.-ni wife**
• h • J,:;: b 0: * child. t>**f sji- ..
; IT; V ^ ! . - * ‘ •«.I U .; • ‘ » J • * f
sp**A*
i! ah* i:*vf aim she \\.h hart .
1 !■• h* ; L*'« d W Ife. f;>-* ki;» sib •
w a * r • i tt»* runner. “stun- .< w
kaow M'. lr. a ;lv, ass 4iif! deelar* that
J >\ a h t li* man t; • ; * >>r
llV*'*l
\\ st h a *j/t ax* nf ifreat «'Inri^,* h
*'<..• -j* -vtatr?4 of: pn.jit,*.•,). * rran<i,
out } in wat.f'h thr»8*f two t;;
,-t >)*•. That plri* 1 aaw him
< ■!* <•••!• vj.ns hor.” flic fr* at h*‘<i
a: tor.*. "Thf fh k't . f l
irt h»v with i<o!» fturnvt <»!.*• «!;«>, i:.
}o « with t!ii tif»xt Wlial u.ai ho
1** thitfklntc ar*
vt that distant* shf *<mh! n.»t
tlvit John had noiu'Iv hantui ,.\<t t->
read a Inter h* had wiipp.ul t< 'dil
drew from U*>b. aHmros wu:: sum*'
, thing; in it thr j^lri Inul llaurd* d !<<
lus « y* s.
It un*j wln-ii John's now hau was
up a.id Mildn-d was dv!\ .* j
tin#? ttn-r an ixtfUSiw ra'W ward
robo that ail of Clanvaa'a oalm
»oI t.fd hCr .Sli*' Wa* iti«><nly and J : t'f
fill, tnd .Mofnttir*u-M lot the t»r» ad burn,
and forgot t<» v.ird t!a* (dtadf
bid then Clari'Hii l>»^ant.t . tlnd tha
eh** wus tb* la: ndilii#* ,«t .« k nf the*
ounriiry; id* J«ditt Hnyn^M had do
• si-riwi her bn little Mtb.'rod. It whh
t* ft lab , the satn u! it, b,a mi *tn
; bn-Hd*- aw givin#? hi;n up t . (a *• «i;i.
•to-. Sh*- bad never |ov«*tl other ;is
'■in- 1 .i.l John. taUbfuI, pnt‘* ai J.dn:
^i’o ,o ,!i/.» j h i- <jub*t si the
wroiuc s 1'• bad dout him.
It was one cif th*- har.y fall after
*••• •• " hen J>.nn .*•.«? upon that style
w ni v for M di • d. .riar.Hsa tlvui^lit,
* ti.ou«b Tdtldrei'i hs\ti Rone to visit a
1 .V'HIDK friend 'be u:^h« before, and not.
O't ifirrmai -that t’laris.-.a del* rndtn-d
t" 1‘ 'it sty jher*.f]f, ar.d- warn
J• •111. th* I!■ -"4»I**i lie was l.ty.!^ u|>
; :..j his fiitan-, as she fulls holies.*t.
* John turned t*. mod the f!us>h«-d ■' o •*
1 »*• ia atli tii* ! i.; vimlioiiuet. Olarbxii
f‘> y in. but aft* r a f* \s words broke
down as e--*:n|i!* tel a> « hild lniK111
leive .(on* J'-hii put a pitying hand
*•!' I'l.irivsi ?< -hon'd* r. 'Hirmitr)) her
\‘. e! eyes she j» l.j ne*-d into his fa«:e,
t h* ;. yaspeil
*'V(i!| do t.«\<, p,e h« -t! yet John'.’”
■ "Win. bin ' Wia. .aid 1 didn't'.'"
; 11 < • ask** d.
"Then 1 s\ : ! ihiu ry y.n* ri^ht a was
tbita -a e\ela need, 'and Mildred can
.o.s’ h aid her *e. fh<a husband. John,
ran t sne?”
sbe's hobleil «■:ir air* ;idy . ' John
said, turning ai.. at t*. walk h. me with
• t Ti ri• ■ v*!. I ddn't you know she eloped
1 last nleht Hi.!; It.al) Hnrnrl
THE SKY-MAN
BY
HENRY IvITf'll ELI, WFR.STEH
Author tut tit Ram net Mtruin- ,<} Cohn in* " h
Coj.vngbt mm by Th*> iVmurj Company.
»«r
(Col.tl; :<'C s v,)
to-night, :ia he crouched thiro:
on th< beach, waiting l„i tie'
who < I i I not conic, the- wild,
Jlredklwii, indefinably tneuae-iiij ttuaiit'.
*< those strange light* u!T,-, t. d him
wcrfi.'IV. The way they Je ;ip-e! in
arc*, e'lnir across the *«*•:> anil
ishe-ri thy way On ir brilliant
Mf« could lla'int theinsoi w-t
senltli to horizon with nil On
Ultor* of the nunfcet, anil *uli h .a. ;
„ ... irtli a* dark as It ’.as after tln v :
•fc*d rolled up *&<l ois.ti.i-- an •.), tin
horrible, winking, chin! h ring plmstli
IMWU Of them, mal, 11 dinieuit to
think of them •,* part tin- .,i.i. r
Of tiatur*—turned ttxrn r.t.. a »..rt
■Of Btleve.'etit n .• a- . ! t . y, ... ... , i
possible to tell h-tt» long th wouin 1
■last. Sonjettna •- they toll - - .j up and
wit thu ik.. unve.xetl at til. end <,1 a
► brief minuii'i - metim. • t he y
pt up their witch*.s' .lame all night.
Tile one he- --.ii brightening ;, w
V-M developing itself into a stupen
fcus spe tae It. Th. i ,n,- g,h
ell* ut light, rippling, hlckrring,
n*. f1a>hi|ig out again gradually
•ata.blish.il themselves in at. hum. 'or
double devil'* minnow cl,-ait a. r*-le
aky. The streatnery tvhhh
.presently to pi .nr net from both
of it, ran a gamut • . ,r from
purple up to ,, •laming orange
horizon, «:| tin- north* ru half t.j
banked with what i e.k.-d I'kr
iljous fuiphur-eotored . c, shot
Occasional y leu ms ■>[ bright not
M
gazed at the spectacle un
if, but *1111 he gaged. And
how. though fought tht let I
H#*p«rateiy. It began to Hmuiu* a
•i elgrilhcpjv'e to him—a eig
ne of mockery. The whole t*ky
irtvoring with < «uit. rthm tauyrh
It l,«e.tu!*t n«. with bis tan
ctevcrr.ew and daring in finding
'» lair and watting for his re
to lb was really doing precise
tt thing that Itusoe would have
him do? Were those sky-wit,-he*
ng Over what was happening up
the pilot-house u nite he sea here
watted ?
Intelligent *, rid' sane power of
tltlve reasoning can resist till*
of things Indefinitely, and at last
• power of resistance uum to
Cdgley
eyulv
Wa
•prang to his re*-t at last, drip
P’Kh gw MU tn spite of the cold,
up hts bundled wings, unfurled
took the air with a rush.
Jerked tum«*;f aloft to.
raUn tap exset at Uio
0.S-rJjlgg
■fc'y.*■ 1 .uio
<\ui', H v, a. hardly mnjv* than .1 rm*t
; of rta oi\d« tm1 < nino oppo
.^U** liii d-one ?ii\«* mound «»f nhow
v'hii h i »r«.s the pilot-house
There wu$ n > Mghi shining out of
the t«.{'.;»*•! entrain* lint that was
. h h* had vxp.-rted It to be. IP
niad« ji .nit > .i dly enough, and in
un-'th' i ni> niont had alight'd Hurt-.
.Joann* ' he • ilknt.
It war not - the exertion or ihKht.
I s *i -add* n itit florahh' appr«*hen*don
that mad.- him breathie«n The word
had halted ;l Mtt’<* in his throat Kx
welly he a tiered it ho paw down the
tunnel. and m tin* |>ilot-hous* 11*r*!f,
a rin\ grp ark1 of lire. a 1 hoard the
< lh k ot hti against flint.
W hat t.. a park iihmunated s\ er*>
fh.* hn|p rs of i gigantic, hairs hand.
■ft aunt !" he called again, and now
n .«d* f‘ ounr * dar-r-imuKh. Wait
n in*; 1* and 1 11 make a iight for
you."
tTo fie, Continued »
GOWANS
King of Externals!
Sells itself wherever
introduced. Imitators
[have tried to imitate,,
*and substitution has*
been attempted. But
once GOWANS always
Gowans for Inflammation
and congestion.
It firt* or phvo.nr« to <tm
mnriil Uownus Fnif.itmtiou for
Inflammation. crpreinltr of thr
throat nail chert. He hare Kohl
(/' m ;iu.i Preparation for utany
yutr* ard nrvrr had a complaint.
DURUSUTOX DRUG CO..
Darlington, A‘. C,
BUT TO-OAT! RAVE IT ir THE HOME
All UmHlala *1. so*. 2So.
COWAN WCOtCALCO.. DUNHAM, n. C.
hVWM.MAMrnt.M W nm *mkt
i
HECTOR THE INSPECTOR.
• VM*
WfjM HOW- DC -•'fvy
K4R DAs/'S. MO>V ‘2>
'tr*? fjArarr Razo*
ASO WHAT DO fXl DO
P-TUi uA» CATCH
AM! TWL GAZO.V‘,3
ALL RMWr. H*HT
A SWAVK. f
I'LL XFJ^ORT-ASOThOr’
or
shooting jrx&s
f
LITTLE BED-TIME TALES
in i:min »i\VKi>i.
lY««p]. parsing through the great
meadow might have thought that the
two glittering Hihnr dots m the eye* j
. »• th- old Thistle wo re two drops |
of early morning dew out they were
not
j The old This'll*- wits crying. and
j those two g list* mug dots Wei*- i-no
th ul tears. Th* y wo re tears of love,
tor on that me. lie - a.? going to say
good !*i e to his little - -i Thistledown.
. who tv.is going o ! jf. iho world to
see the Sigh ! *.
Jt was the Huh IhVezi who was to
accompany ?i* * TiildlfU'twii on his
* travels.
"You win not forget nit-, will you,
! son .aid the old Th.st.e, brushing
away the tears.
The little Thistledown neste d just u
! hit elos» r.
"Never," to ioj softly, *yui’ have
always been j»t* va ry good to me "
'And .someurne you will < orn«* oaek
to see nit tjuosUoIled tile oJd This
tle, u ith hope in his vole*
"Surely, .sometime." whispered the*
j Thistledown.
j And tin u from away off thi re eanu
| a se>ft »\ hisuing sound and presently
! th* little lree/e who Was to aeo.orn
I pan. little Thist led own floated h>, j
then, turning, < :trr»e bat k again.
"< haul morning," lie said ph asantlv.
' Are you ready, little Thistledown
"< food-by e, Hither dear."
1 "Good-bye," said the old Thistle,
'and away vvh.sk-d the Thistledown
on the back of tl »• Utile Ifreeze
My. how they Hew along. And sin-h
wonderful sights did little Thistle
I down see. Mow little the houses
’ looked away down below him, how
funny the trees* looked, and never be
fore did he realize that the clouds
; wore tiie same clothes that he did.
And all tin* while the little Breeze*
| talked, explaining all th- strange
j sights to him.
i Now towards nightfall the Breeze
| had other work to do, and spying
a beautiful Mower garden far off be
low. he softly settled down and snug
ly tuc ked little .Thistledown deep nou n
!r» the heart of a beautiful
"T will eall for you in the morn
! ing.'* be said. "Good-night.
! A way he flew,
T11 * * next morning hack he earn**
again and for days and days little
Thief ecb-vvn saw eights that In had
never dreamed of before.
Hut the wonderful part of the
whole story in that one ni rht the lit*
i tie Hreezi left little Thistledown In a;
pretty bird's nest high upon the bough
‘■f a tree and v* ;’«-n 1 ift!Thistledown
pet !;*■<] out over tr.f edge the next
morn in it he was overjoyed, l'or there
below him in the meadow was his
dear ruth it Thistle and his lacs was
as rosy as an apple
"Oh, father, how do you do?"
shouted HU Ip Thietti don n, and the
old Thistle looked up with toy in his
♦ ' \ t' .
“• h, my liiilf* Thistledown, my 111
Thistledown’” was all tie could
say.
THE SECOND COMING
iiy f.i.i.a \viii:i:i.r.u wiu'oi.
How will Ohri.-t • ome bark as* in
1 Hf»W Will Me b« • ti i*U<1 wN'-Il"
Where I in ( i; way ’
Will h»- cornu a» e&d of night
Shining In his lobe* of iignt.
or at dawn of uuy ?
Will It he at Ci rotnias time.
When tl'o bel . a;*- all a-chune.
That ho is r*‘h<irn?
Or will ha return and brine.
Wide and svurjiC . ou.s wakening.
On eome Kast-r morn*'
; When will this • <1 world rejoice,
Listening to that golden voice.
Speak lie un' uen?
! l,iv»>s ther*- one v, ho yet will cry
Loud to start1* i passerby
Christ has oi’ii ' again '
List t he answer « H HIST IS HLKL,
Saak and you st ■ 11 find him neat.
Dwelling on *’ earth
Hy ti»t world ; a.vakvned thought
Till** great ni'i.i■ h» Is wrought.
This th<- second birth.
While you w«»ini'u" where and how
Christ Hhall cos • behold him n*w,
Lat loot, loving meek.
Looking from ■■ r neighbor’* eyes
Ur In humble toiler*** fUi«F—
IjoI the Christ you seek.
Search for him in human hearts.
In the shops, «ml In the maria.
And lies»d* your hearth;
Search and speak the watchword. Ivove,
And the Christ si all rise and prove
lie has com- to earth.
Sorrowful oftim*- la lie
i That wo 11a ve n • eyes to see—
Have not ears to hear,
: As we call to 1 bn afar,
<»ut beyond *?.distant star.
While he stand:- so near.
Seek him. se< k m whore he dwells
Chime the voices of the bells
On the Christmas air:
‘Christ has com to earth again.
Hi* is Jn the' \ > iris of men.
Seek and find him there.''
—In the Delineator for December.
V not her Chance.
We can’t remember whether T H.
, went down in <t ■■eibrnarine or not. We
I think not An; way, he has never
starred in a 1«*»H fight.—Chicago Tri
i bune.
V I bought.
Vo road - t*»•» ong for him who ad
vances Hlfwlv .. d.*o* not hurry and
PICTURE PU7ZLE
J-'iml l Uo tarni'-r h wiffe? r
Ajuwor to j uttrduy'i puulc Abors his swi looking from top,
no attainment is beyornt his reach who
(equips himself with patience to achieve
! li.— l,a limy-re
!
Fairmount
The hoiu»r roll f- r Fairmount school
for October 1* an fallow*.:
7 li. Grad.Ethel Kell Mattie K* 1
! lum.
7 A.— Stanie ’ Harlan Hart
i ness. Auma «’ruddock. Kathleen Hot
! 11118.
i 6 B Ellison GaultUny:; Linwood God
1 5»:y, drih'o Pollard, \L»>ni* McDowell.
lift ha Watkins. AN ill *' nxenham. Km
j mett Hurile>.
j f> A. —John CVrarich, Walter Jeter,
{Gladys Monroe. Myrtle TyM'ii.
5 R.— Itichai d Thomas, Eddie Lowr>
, Beulah Tucker.
j 5 A.--*l>»idsv Thomas. Li7.7,it l -arper.
, An- hj Durham. Karl** W
j 4 B -Evelyn Paine r, Mhu* Duke, Al
ma Duke, Lawrence Allen, Bernard
Marlow
4 A.—-Olifton Patterson. Ruby Dale,
Lticj Ohrlsimn, Mina l’• ra_ e. Thelma
Williams, L«iu* Alien.
3 It. - Jo.'i phlne Tallej, l-Nfsie Moritz
Flossie Mill-. Hazel Huft, Ktlo Dod
I son Gertrud*' Davis, Lyn ,vood l^andrum.
| Helen Jturkeri, Nellie Allen, Beatrice
Davis.
3 A. — Mary Dowdy, Sarah Mason, Al
ma Hall, Katie K< Hum. Madeline* Pal
mer, Uaynel;* Marin, Hazel Ghlles.
’ W’illlcA Plsrke. liriu-si Sheets. Ruby
j A o roe*, A i i e *j A very
! 2 R.—Fred Marlow, Lin wood Dale.
I Willie MFoUinn. Ad ole Webster, Emily
j Waldhuuv.r, Margaret Ruse, Kmnia
j Thrift, Alma Williams, Eva Lowery,
j Olivo Christian
j li A.—Eugene Hollins, Harry Hollins.
Ralph Cherry, Emmett Atkinson. Ger
trude Swann, Sadie Pearsall, Louise
-Paul, Nettle Leokr, Vinton Jeter, Gol
jdb* Uesinghaus, Hannah Cherry, Anna
i Clark, Christine Creery.
I 1 B.——Helen Huff. Ruth Watkins.
Mablo Ma.iavieg. Virginia Chlstian, Jes
sie Kidd, W illie Webb, Robert Garrett.
Lawrence Worrell, Charlie Mitt hell.
2 A.—Clinton Monday, Louise Knm*.
Bessie Gath right, Marie Uaulett. Mable
: Lamer. Florence Martin, Alice Moore.
Ira carter Charlie IUunt. Percy Chen
; atilt, Gladys Gary, Thelma Harris, Lucy
Kell, Estelle 1 »*rkins«>n.
I Mr. ad Mrs. II. 11. uftcn.t have re
! turned home after a pleasant visit to
j Mrs. J. C. Mins on.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Prince who
have been spending the week with Mr,
and Mrs. \V. B. Chenaull, left Thurs
day for their home in King William
county.
Mr. Raymond Gordon will leave here
Friday for Essex, Va., to visit his par
ents and hunt for several days
The home of Mr. Walter Ellis, 131*
North Twenty-third street, was tlm
scene of a quiet but pretty marriage
Tuesday evening at nine o'clock when
his sister, Miss Nannie Kills, became
the bride of Mr. K. Lin wood Webb. The
bride was charming in a brown cloth
tailored suit with bat and gloves to
match and carried white carnal ions.
Her niece. Mis? Eva Ellis was maid of
honor. She wan gowned In white silk
with crystal trimming:*, and carried
pink carnations. Mr. Walter Gee wan
nest man. After the ceremony which
was performed bv the Rev. Wm. R.
Burrell, the happy couple left on the
midnight train for a northern trip. Up
on their r-turn, they wall make their
home a* 1412 Stewart street.
Mrs. Mary Martin, of Baldwin street.,
who hast been very Kick for some time,
was taken to the Johnson-W*UD hos
pital Wednesday, where she will un
dergo a very serious operation.
Miss ManLo llilbsiuan :n the truest o
Mr. and Mrs. James Redwood, oh Car
rinqrtoa street.
Mrs. Thomas Fletcher, of Bo will.
Groan i» visiting her s a tor. Mrs M
E. Jjeftwlch, on Moffby street.
ALLIES MAY GO TO
ATLANTA AND BERMUD/
The Richmond Light Infantry Blue
re very ruuch in demand at present
Major E. W. Bow lea has Just receiver
an invitation from the Gaia City
Y
■UBI1
Capital, $500,COO
Surplus and Profits, $300,000
American National Bank
OCR STEADY GROWTH TELLS ITS OWN STORY
Accounts of Firms. Corporations and Individuals arc
respectfully solicited.
3 per cent, interest paid on savings accounts. Compounded twice
a year.
OFFICERS
OLIVER J. SANDS. President CHAS. K. WIXOO, Vice-President
\YM. C. CAMP. Vice-President O. BAY1.0R HILL, Cashier
WALLER HOLLADAY. Asst. Cashier D. W. DIRRETT, Asst. Cashier
Guards, of Atlanta, to participate ii
the unveiiltijr ceremonies in that cit>
next October ot a monument con - J
niernorotintr the historic visit of tli
Guards P* many Northern nth-s itn
mediately after the close of the ('Hi
War. The Second Company, Govern
or* Foot Guard, of i onnectlcut, nr*
anxious for the Hines to Join in n tr!
to Hermuda next SprlPK. Both invi
tations are now under conslderatloi
and will be presented at tile next '>lii
vt*a* lrn' tuu'. it depends largely upot. ,
the * neumpnicnt next summer of lh*
\ Irjtinia tr> bps whether the Blues wil
h< aide to acarept either of the luvi
tatioim. It is pointed out that nrios
of the members will he unaidc to leave
the city mere than once during lh* !
year
ISSI KS TlfftKE CHARTKItK
AMI TWO VMENDMF.NTS
--
Thr*'« charters and two nmenii
ments wen’ levied VV,driesdav after
noon by the Hiatt* Corporation Cum
iniasion, as follows:
ReedvUle Packing Corporation.
Heedvilla. Va in* orporntor*—«? r-.
Haynia, president; \V. ,i Haynie. vice
president; H. U. Moore, secretary. nil
• of Kecbvllle. Va. Capital stock—Max '
imutn, | i'i.00o, minimum. St',600. Ob
jects and purposes— KWh husinees
TJendron Realty < 'orpo.ration, I>en
drun. Va. Incorporator*-—W. L. IV
; vany. Jr., president; K. M It.chard
s ti. treasurer. \V. K ISarrett, si cre
tar; . at' of Uendron. V« Capital
■stoi’k— Ifxinmum, tin,000, minimum,
#1.500. Ol'jriti and purpov e- I(i
■ 'stale business.
1 I'nion Home I.itnd f'nmpxn;. In>- .
: Roanoke, Va Inonrp 'r.itorn— VV.
c Turner, president. S. McNulty,
i vice-prestdvrit; W, I.. Craft, secretsr>
..nd treason r, nil of It. unok. Ca.pt
1 ial stock—Maximum, 125,Oort; mini
; mum, 110,000. Objects ami purposes
l Real estate business,
f An amendment was issued to char
ier of Morton Furniture Factory. Ine.,
• •hansln? name to Virginia t olfin and
c.,.|;,.( company. In, .
An amendment niu issued to ohar
‘er of Krcstsiiie ib-sitr and Irnpr o> -
; merit Company, Inc., chan*oik pow
“Kids" Reach Richmond.
Pulling n toy express wagu i and
I carryit g phonographic outfit, Mr.
and Mr-. ilarr> HUMphrles known as
Kunminge Sale.
The ladies .it th. Putnam Theatre
.Jospei Mis-eioh Kill HhM Frank* m
street, propose having a rummaxs sab
•mil earnestly leg you to help by g|v
i.as cloth big furniture or anything
that v.ili aid in helping on the work
of saving- souls. A postal addressed
flu M>:t John Stern.«sioriT. Putnam
M'HKion. will be responded to and anv
thing you wish to give will ..hear
fully Bent for.
Anderson’s Carpet House
All the Novelties in
Lace
Curtains
and
Portieres
H<’ sure and see our line.
We know that vou will l>e
pleased. Special values.
Hall and
Stair
Carpets
Every kind to select from.
New Lot
Axminster
Hall Rusts.
All sizes.
Geo. W.
Anderson & Sons
215 East Broad St.
. \
National
State and City
Bank
Capital, - $1,000,000.00
Surplus, • $600,000.00
3 PER CENT. INTEREST ON
SAVING DEPOSITS
Interest Compounded Twice a
Year.
Make This Bank Your Bank
Wm. II. Palmer. President.
J. S. Kllett, Vice-President.
Wm. M. Hill, Vice-President.
J. W. Sinton, Vice-President.
Julien II. Hill, Cashier.
HENRY5.HUTZIER8.C0
BANKERS
SOLICIT TOUR PATRONAGE
IN ALL LINC5 OF
GENERAL BANKING.
iNtF.REST ALLOWED *r
4'ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS". ”
tit*- Koto* hnvc r€*n« hf f1 Kl. h
tnotul «*/i 11 1 ir -rorit’r « *;t
whIk. Thf>\ Ntart**'! k N>\«, York, am!
from this tiiy will *?<► to Norfolk and
follow i.i*- ro.'t liruvig tho
ClMPUri OFFER
EEJECJED BY CLUB
l:\IK \ PARK HLyt llil l> IV OH
!»l.n TO IIET IS SUM TK
*» 11 Kill i.i-; iiojk. Tins
3
ARIL.
The , fTc r of h fifteen minute f lift!
Ml*- 1:1 e msim ration of <10 addltionil
charge "f 5 1 on is for the round trip
to arid from the ,133" limit*, tvhi, n
was recently made bv President Nur
throp, of iht l’#.«'cnK,'r and Pen-rr
Company. to the members of thi*
Country Club and the Wcsthamptou
Citizens' Association, w i 11 probably i>«
rejected. Tin* passenger* object to
the extra fai>-. arm it is not improb
utdi that if uccessary the:, \\ i:I take
the matter Indore the- State Corpora*
lion Commission.
J‘r, sidciit Northrop'* offer, which
followed, 11 demand for hotter servlet*,
ha* already been rejected by the com
mittee representing the Country Club.
The matter will now be eunslderot
f'.v the club ns a whole, at u. meet lug
to be held Saturday night. It is prac
tically eertain thnt the olub memhera
will endorse the a, thin of their com
mittee. and it is also probable that
the WeMhampton Citizens' Association
will endorse the action taken by th*
club.
I lie rejection of President North*
rops offer is contained In the follow
ing letter sent to the street railway
official by Mr. W F. Powers for tit*
club committee
"‘>ur committee cannot approve
such an increase, because they of
themselves do not think that such an
Increase Is fair, and even if they dm
approve they tool assured that they
could not secure even a reasonable
minority of residents, members of the
Country Club and property owners
that would agree with them.
We do nut see why such discrimi
nation should be made against this
section ns compared to Forest Hill.
Olnter Park and Seven Pines. Wo
believe that we are within our right*
In asking lor a lifteen minute sched
ulc from ti to » A. M. and from 3 to
8 P. M., and that without an Increas
ed fare. We regret that you have seen
fit to put such conditions to our re
quest that you yourself must see ar*
impossible.
"We are taking the liberty of giv
ing your letter of November 7 to th*
press, as permission wu» given to d«
this by Mr. Guigon. and also or giv
ing this our reply In order that th*
public may be fully Informed.”
HOCKING VALLEY ROAD
APPOINTMENTS GIVEN
Several elections and appointments
were announced Wednesday by the
president of the Hocking Valley rall
V I y. the road recently acquired by th*
Chcs 'prftke and Ohio. The announce
ments were as follows:
F. M. Whitaker, Richmond, third
vice-president. In charge of traffc.
O. R Wall. Richmond, * Blatant to
the president. In charge of real estate
and t»*aften
T-. P. Pulllvnn, Richmond, controller.
William Michel. 'Colunibus, 0„ chief
jmgineer.
1 larence M. Brown, Toledo, Q„ di
rector.
The positions to which Messrs.
Whitaker, Wall and Sullivan wan
•InMumv.
Jp
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