The Richmond Virginian., December 16, 1910, MARKET EDITION, SECOND SECTION, Page SIXTEEN, Image 16

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USERS HUE
MBROW ESCfiPE
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ltAi» TO LAM* PEOPl,t>
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JSOIti l'LK, VA . Dfcrmtifr 16 —
riwuy lioirijed thu ytuanishu
arywnu. vf u.e .Now S orV Phiia
ij iiia amt Norfolk rni'jvad lino, Iasi
;at, a»d *.U(i pass, ti-iors Itao n nut
iw e» -»pe from injury or ‘loath.
The M*r>.«nu left .\ortidk at • J
. JP«*«CK i<>r i nar • « I'nirt} n.in
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fit i-vfi burn muff La^nl an,i .-uni,it
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turn'*: a sir. 'V
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ptes. while th>
artth all .*('< • i!
in
• nrnt iioia ana
ft n.crr on siu lira,
si!. ■r■ tor fifteen mln
Mnrylar.d was racing
l„.sMh!.-. f..r wails
Point to dis<har«f ner pa»f ngora.
Hu«t of th passenger* «>r» at sup
par when th. : r« ua- discovered.
Owwi Slant, an oii.-r nu an arter
ial his arm in sh**vir.K it through a
1 IS Milt !'■ S'
iis i !ty in tt sjm -
Mai ■■ land r> ach
dlscored SO tntn
steanuT reached
HtwJow n in- m
Vincent hcsf-:.-.
tla! car as s • >n tin
Hi Sen alts r ini.
‘ Had the fire
Bte< later, when the
Hie bay. it la 1-. in v.-d there would
kilVt been heavy 1— . f lire.
SWiiriKsit* art' senn'hrd.
; IV greatest ilsmagp was <ir.e
:*hip. where th' i r. started Th“
«* reached th- pper cni-ln nnd
walls* of s-»ti.. tbt stator'.on:;
bad I v *. r
;Captain Saul i • •:iin,.vr:d!i.i th*
1*1 and. tv;*s w u-mly pr-d t..r the
f he handled tin ami r :n her
for *aft ly.
down tuns responded to lit.
land's distress gnais. and in n
time had a down stream; turn
Ml the I ’ase Th. ‘-l. iitner l,'nn«''l
la whs r- ehe-ti from Norfolk and
lark t: ny-'i't off the Marv
*nd iT'.'t.i'ii with them to
Ch rl. >.
!$i*» estimate of the fi.iinup. ,b'tir tlo
wer would h. mad.- by the offi
ef th. company to-nipht
LAMBERT IS
PAID HIGH HONOR
Rr.i\i\ Mi'ii nt inureKiit
IS N Mil I' \ III Mill It III
01.1 Ml»l< KI1IMI ril l .
PIPRARI.OTTKSVII.I.i:. VA, Dtceni
fe*r 1C.T >r William A Ui mheth. pro
fe(s«or of hyel«-rn the t'nl' • rsltv
jm Virginia. < j i r« ■ t • ■ i .s' athletics at
;js}*»t Institute:, amt member «.f the
sfoiothal! rulo rnnunlttfluts hem
tfled of Vis app iritue ut as a rrum
of str Amir
5th . fir
l . i 'Tht t i l t in . ■ mi1
sltl In Htm s‘ii-*iii
N! S>.:: Til*
100 fi-i is \nit n
ek l-i Pints, of v.rmtkiMi, as prrsii
St, arid th .)!<.v,!nir vtee-prrsl
sts: J I’ M =11. inlicnr Wlnthrop.
Gould. lVr-t>T Whitney unit
WtWf Sr. \V"t k«. %• ( ft Nee At!
1,1.1»AfSPF’N, I ( H>«,I v
noi.u \*.m \i, i i.imovs
isse/tiiit ». Tv'* f>a )= leitnii Virginian, t
?. Whl.l A M'SSt'BG VA., life. I*.,—
|tl»m*hqrg L< me, N<». A . F. <*>
M.. hn'V •■let), the following
per*!! K T! Riun , worshipful mas
R W. Galt, senior warden. VV A.
»rtK Junior w in't n
ifelt, senior ih if-‘it,
K W. Hup,
Hi ,nk Arini.“t. i.ii
,, Sv ci in • .
11. i nit in.-,
s!= aiti', t.lir, .1.
i V.iiiii nt. ,:t'
... ftlor I'l'lll-n:.
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f*hi ikti.ui .-I
its.
if'Thfcsr officer will i-c th.-tallrii o
John’* fmy. I*.. -T. < hlrk
Bmlny Lodge, Toano. has la-on in
to attend the « xi-rciscg in
following ■ tifii•» i - have
„rted by HnmliPu l.migi -N" LHP,
it0. ft F-. f'-r the n, M (. im- I lank
Pilsl' • d, P G <; It Graham.
t» ■ i >r. ‘' II i A if I *r■.
Hk. Hmkn.i '■ t|d.:tii; J A Morn
r<hng Berri-tui. J. ;
Ifeoiat f" ntan , II. f>
jr<-r Tile others M ill
fet the meeting January
1 i rook-a
Bozarth,
lie ItJStall
1!‘ 1 1.
BLUES M PIM
BUILDING INSPECTOR BECK
WITHDRAWS OPPCSITICN TO
ATHLETICS IN SOLDIERS’
HEACQU ’ RTERS.
I'Sb hell .<11 | rr< ■ w II tv rr utned
I l v th- nine* tn if cl- rhmrv as -non ns
» Ire guard* are jilr cod around the litj
•;sr(‘ liptsl- In lit*- stru tum It.mketha’.l
wan n rctn tl from under tin: ban l>v
> i 11>' < u t' lint] with i: v. a * IWhed out
! ail indoor moot.
t 'sliding In* ;>•i-t -r • k -("topped tli
l>ra' t!ee in the nrrrr>r\ ton dry* nc
■ti: u 1: framd the siildlcrr would
break rornethinc. Thur day afternoon.
hi’» r\< r. Major Hi. win* and **erg'-.'pi
< pus i f iIn PUns. railed on Mr flo c.
i'1-il bad a lift In talk wth'him Vr
:'<i» s !• had r.o « :r< to r«turl<!
■ * ? * rs !n ti e i - i Idlery. I ut
ho eld rut went ’t" hate the »
Si. « ndrn i ul j < ro t r
throi -e a tr )■» '(•:'! near t r irss
V o.i .n; « ;>U that t . ■ e
ami Its! is would hr s-cTrened r.d
rvery iiir.it ri o i.lrtnr t•j rc\ i sst m •
the (I i • pr<i|«orty. Mr, Beck readily
withdrew hi* opposition.
Th' work of M'reenlnK the heists s. ’
wfr.d ir- » ;11 I * cin at one* a- i • .r:
next week ti'< I'itirw will t o s* ■ har t
at i'.. ,*...• for tt.i ^ !ir*t go.r-- 1 . -
in* .. iii eoa
r«roK'; /• M "-■ho.,is ** . * n'lli t;- - :
Slat will be represented. t - - ■
ritk» r, in' ;;ncw and will It f t’" ■•.' ,1
v. jit.in short time.
iNcxrmx fk.itt rmi s am* to
Hi: lU N ON mSEBALT,
moil PARK.
ST. Loms, n.c, Ifi.- I’lnns f.,r th.
< rganizatlon of a IcuKtit' of bo"Tln.t
clubs have been !irmoiiii''t ti 11■ ■ t .
" The proposed ' igiii la to tn Tudf
the dubs oi til" <ilhs of St. Fouls,
Chicago, OlnrUinatl, Fonistv ilit-, Indian
apolis, ("lovcland, 1‘etmlt, imd Toledo, i
The organization is to be modeled al
ter tho baseball longues, according
to the promoters, with schedules, in
cluding five-men teams, doubles and
singles.
A meeting "Mil b ■ held here daring
the American Howling <•otigress tour
nament In Jana,it - t-. pt-ri--< t the or
sanitation.
MERCER CHOSEN
PENNSY LEADER
,11.1,.AMEKK AN I IT.I.HAt K TO
i i \i> ni r* am* hut: mu
J OOTHVI.I, I MAI N.
I'll II«A DKT,I*I 1 I A. ’ll' . la.—-Leroy
, Mercer. AII-Ameriean fullback of the
I’ntverslty of l'< nusylvunia football
t- nin and star end runner. w iit chosen
: as capuln fur tin- next season by his
li iminiii*— -it tb nv ctlut; hold Thurr
. tluv.
Mrrrrr v u.; tin- ].••>)>11?ii*■ flirit'-i' e*
m- i nf hi mat. •• throughout tin
latter part cl tlicj 1 .i-nil, and, al
though tl>.■■r. vnr. , viral rivals for
the captaincy, it liar hern known for
mine time Hint the big fullback would
be I'hoscn to lead th- 1 !• I 1 team.
Mercer, who IIvom at Mendenhall,
Chester countv. prepared for college
t (ieorge School, where he had the
r. putntt'in of bring He- greatest scho
lastic athlete in the country, hold lug
n vt ral records and Innumerable
< hampionnhips in tin sprints, <niurt"r
. mile, hurdler and pole vault.
PRESIDEDT ZELAYA’S
SON IN VAUDEVILLE
TO \IT*I \lt ON IIM s\MI l’lto.
(.1! \M \l I III VMliltlt \\
Nl VT Wi l li WITH COl'NT
in: m:\rioi5T.
NBW YhltK. December la.—At th.
American Music Hull next week the
■ suidevtlle uplift will surelv begin,
for tin program will pf. sent the on
oi an erstwhile president of a Smith
American lh public and a Kr.in li
count. I til • ■ 1 Imlll ale UunWII to thr
ip w spa[*• l reading pill'll. . Mr. WII
I'fitn Morris yesterday announced the
•engagement for the American Mum
Full of Mr. Alfonso Z. luva, whole
1 father. Mr. Joke yelaynn, was lately
Th- Grf to One
That W it Bring
Gladness to Many for
a Lifetime—
The Pianola
Piano
The Player-Pumo that makes any
person a skilled musician, in effect.
It enables you, though you may
never have studied music an hour in
your life, to play any piece of music
that you wish.
The Pianola Piano is a high-class
piano with the Pianola build inside it.
Thus you have the greatest of all
Player-Pianos.
Caution.—You can buy the Pianola
Piano (the Player-Piano) in Richmond
only at the store of Walter D. Moore
& Co.
Pianos That Are Conceded the Best
Likewise, \vr sell the fxM pianos manufactured.
They are the standard by which all pianos are judged. They
are built right inside and outside, and last for generations.
We can make you the most attractive terms on the following:
S e'nwav, Weber, Hardman, Steck, Ki"bal, Wlrehck, Sluyvesant,
Brewster, Ha nes, Standard, Weser, Hi:ize and the Pia- ola Piano
These piano.-, are the gifts that never disappoint. When you
choose one of them from the oldest anil largest Music House in
Virginia and North Carolina you are sure of the best. All styles.
Inexpensive Chris’mas Gifts
%
Drums from Site to 525.00.
Harps, !Or to 575.00.
Hattie Bones, 20 to 75c a pair.
Mutes, $5.00 to $25.00.
Fifes, 10c to $2.50.
W histles, Sc to $1.00.
Flageolets, 25c to $.1.00.
Vocophones, 5c to $1.00.
Ilumanitones, 10c to 25c.
Ocarinas, 15c to SI.50.
Violins. $1.50 to »75.00.
t.nitars, $2.50 to $25.00.
Mandolins, .5.1.50 to $25.(Ml.
finales. $.1.50 to $5.00.
Music Boxes, 50c to $1.00.
Tambourines, 50c to S3.50.
Banjos. $2.00 to S25.00.
Cymbals, 50c to $0.00.
Strings for Instruments
Violin Strings, 25c to $1.50 set.
Guitar, 50c and 75c set.
Banjo, 25c and 50c set.
Mandolin, 50c and 72c set.
And supplies for all of the above instruments, such as Bridges
Pins, Pick-, Thimbles, Rosin, Pitch Pipes, Tuning Forks, Taij
Pieces, Capo I)'Astros, Clarinet Reeds, Finger Boards, Patent Pegs,
Screws and Chin Rests.
Send for Catalogue—Free.
WalterD.Moses&Co.
103 E. Broad Street, Richmond, Ya.
! Oldest and Largest Music House in Virg nia and North Carolina
il. po.n ■ ) ii ■ Jin it o i 'll ,i t .1 « ■:.1 T!
other i mi; I >- f ;-’'i ii' rt, of ! ranrt .
; w ho r< • • nt<> Irani hi* if hut in t'hi
1 oi go, in tip ;i . i t ii m of (ll.-'aKio mini
with tin iiitht-i his «. ulthy Amiri
ii,n u-lfo. Assisted L iv hi.- faithful
dug. In- ni.mli- quite u hit in vaudeville. j
.Mr. AI ton so X,i Una Is quite an tir
eoniplishcd pmnixt. 11 will piny !
i oral 8i-loction.il. on Mo p(;*no. Th:.-. i
not his first piling, into Mi \.111• I• • \ ill•
tunic, a* ho app'-ari d in U'u idngton
livo i nurs afro in a motion pU-turi
theatre, where Ip piaioil tli ill sc-rlp
■ live music, whllo his young Am rtcnn '
wiio sold tickets.
Mr. Zelnyn married hi lltOfi. Mis
i Marguerite linker, of Washington, u
pretty toung woman of good faintly.
In order to yarn a living doth th.
young .Nil an.yuan and his hi ids a- -
V |ite(j an oitgagi m uf In a Xintli ; 11* '
theutfo. VolttlK Mr. X lav It olio ha
till.Ill part in - v.-ial r . duiion. m
Men rag i in, was at Mo I nit d hint
Military .'imlnin, at V\. ,t feint f..|
two years and in lip own country is
quite well known us a soldier. He
has hi-cn in New York for several days
i preparing tor his local \uudet Mi de
hut.
FIVE ENGLISH FaiLORS
DROWN IN COLLISION
llAKWirif. Iwil.. In. . Ii, In.’
the ere V of M ■ li mit tend, r I Hill w ere
drowned to-usv in u collision l„ niu i,
the tender and a suhniuriin The Kllir,
was sunk and the suhniarir.i t riousiv
| damaged.
KILLS BROTHER IN
EFFORT TO SAVE HIM
FROM ANGRY MOOSE
llllll Dili All KOlHiFIVS I)1EI>
(
i \i im. m M. '. « n vK<;i: i kom
im i.i i r mi \nt roit \M
'i \i„
MONTREAL, I ><. mber 10.—In a
d« spent.. effort «•• protect his brother,
I Till Oivxt I Rodger;.. of Phttadolphiu,
from tin ehnrg. ■ a svuunded hull
i. \V. T. liodg. r» fired s i'or i!
• i ..in hi ■ rr . oni of v. hl<-*i
• ill.-d Hi- voun.e 11...:.
M: !.'.• • < 1 k• s. cm. -trie hern ilv
.I .■ i■ • 11 pa- li 1!:: ugh In r> t ->la '
I I l-ntt. tin li one in I ‘Ililtld. I
p'li'i. Tne fatal -h.iotlliK occurred or:
tlit* shore of Coul.oiKt Lake. The bods
war brought to Ottawa by Mr. Rodg
ers and his guides arid shipped here
by train. It was transferred to a
N- sv York train thi afternoon. I'red
I r. m i Itmlri'fr v a twenty-eight y.-arr
OH).
Hainiiii ! - I ohor t.olf.”
NIAS' YORK. I'. IB.—St. Andrew.
*5. < •Itilt gnv. dinner Thursday
night at Delnionic . in honor of John
Ibid, the lirst i*r> sldent Olid found, t
of the rlub. and often called the
f GOWANS ^
King of Externals
Prescribed by ethical physicians and recommended by drag*
gists as being the BEST preparation on the market for all kinds of Inflamma*
non and Congestion. Pneumonia, Croup, Colds, Pleurisy and any and all ail
ments Where INFLAMMATION appears GOWANS subdues and conquers it
Gowans is absorbent and antiseptic—it acts quickly and with a bottle of Gow
ans Preparation in the home you feel absolutely secure. In the Fall, in the
Winter, in the Spring, you know that Croup and Pneumonia come, they most be combated at once
and with a bottle of GOWANS PREPARATION you are master of the situation. Buy To-Day!
H
Could Not Saj Half Enough
Anything arc might say would not be hall enough to behalf of the won
derful result* our patrons have derived *• -m ti e use of Gowant Prepara
tion. The proof of its efficacy being m. «c greatly increased tales, start
ing by buying a quarter of a dozen the demand hat been so great we now
purchase the hundred dollar quantity several titties a year.
TRAGLE DRUO COMPANY,
lib mO- iK WhdOWft. V*
An Excellent Remedy
CL**«ioirr, N. C.
Gowan Medical Company, Dvaham, N. G.
Gentlemen:—
1 have u*ed Uowant Preparation in pneumonia and find it «n nccl«
lent remedy—il act* promptly and lurely. I recommend itt ute in ca*c*
of inflammation ol any kind. D. M. MOSER, M, Q.
Druggist s*~$l, 50c^ 25c. Take oio substitute, there it nothin* just
now an mcmcal
n.<
aa *«oi Beware of imitations. Boy Gowana 1
ith< r "i g,.h ' ii, ihix country
Vmlrru M was found) d !>i 1'«'»'« ami u
! tin hr*t . rBiiriU&lioa of Its k'nd In
i ’.iso I 'an (I Statei-.
rhlladdphlu. 6: llaioiiti. I.
HAVANA. Doc. 1»S.—The Philadel
phia Americans defeated tho Havana
bum'ball nine Thursday by a rcoro of
6 to 4.
"WHY IS A Fir’
I TOPIC OF THE DAT?
• Mil V'MHIVriON DIK t>M S
11 \r.n> \m> Htoiiu Ms or
; irm.i: iiofsK.noLD
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| WASH I NOTON, December 16.—To
day waj« "ily day” at the annual rm-t
ln !' tho At ■ rlrarj fit f <■ Association
• at the Willard bold. Tho liny, tlm
■ • i-• ’■ s housefly, ami the error of bln
• -ij « was given st-rloud consideration
">■ the health exports of the cunfir
) A discussion of tho ult-importaht
pjestlon of "why e Ily." by l>r. Woods
Hutchinson, of New York, opened the
• symposium. He was followed by l«r.
la. <). Howard, who talked about the
"fvphold fly,” basing his address on
studies made ns chief elomologlst of
: tl c departin' nt t f agriculture. The
1 1’evspaper ns an educational factor
■ against the Ily," by laeroy Boughncr.
Ioi me inuiunapoiis irmune, ana a
*«ries of motion picture* Illustrating
i the habits of the typhoid fly. exhibited
! t y Secretary Richard U. Watrous, of
J lhe association, concluded tho pro- ;
; gram.
j City cleanliness was another subject ,
| d’scussed to-da>. Mrs. Caroline Hart- i
j left Crane, of Kalamazoo, Mich., and I
| Miss Zona (Jute, of Portage, Wir.
| talked about means of cleaning up
i towns. Cyrus l.ochner, of the Clcvo
i land, <">., chamber of coinmerco, ex
plained legal means of abolishing the
smoke nuisance, and assistant corpora
tion counsel, Clyde T-. Day, of Chi
cago, discussed "legal control of the
billboard.”
TO UNVEIL MONUMENT
TO WADE HAMPTON CURTIS
| A monument to Wade Hampton Cur- j
• tis, leto sovereign of the Mafrnolla |
j Camp. No. 2b, Woodmen of the World, I
I will he unveiled by that organization j
Saturday afternoon ut 3:30 o'clock In!
the Hebrew cemetery. Mr. Thomaa W.
Gardner wIM be tb, speeker of the oc
casion and lira. Diinulvant will read a
poem.
Ofllccrs for the following year were
elected by the camp ul the last meet
ing, itst follows: U. C. Haur, consul
commander; James A. Ward, advl»er
lieutenant; C. I. 1‘hilllps. banker; Isaac
Held, clerk; l>r. W. J. West, physician;
G. K. Fairlanib, escort; W. M. Cau
thorn, wateAmari; J. A. Frith, sentry.
Managers—Ne!*nn Powell, J. P. Powell
and 8. J. n. Wright.
DI8C1PLES MlN'STERS TO
HOLD INSTITUTE IN JANUARY
LYNCHBURG, VA„ Dec. 16.—A
meeting • of the Virginia Christian
Ministerial Association, composed of
the ministers of the Disciples Church,
will hold n State Institute hero on
January 17-26. Prominent ministers
Will deliver addresses. Tin meeting
' '.a' a: ra ig‘-d f. .r '■■■' a ■ lunette.* n. a -
. d in r* .!v, ill. la-t S- o'etiiber, which;
> vompeaed uf Hi v ,f. I). H.iuuiki r. 1
! uf Strnaburg; Rev I*. S. Henkel. of
i Richmond, anil Rev. Ritchie Ware, of j
| this city.
The »*-35imi» will tie held at the Hirst 1
| Christian church and tit the Virgin!.-!
i Christian Collog
SOCTIIKRN ItAII.WAY AGHNTS
MUM) tJIAKTKKI.Y MKKTIXG
Southern railway agents of the
Richmond division, at their regular
quarterly meeting held in the Lex
! Irgton hotel Thursday night, heard
a ttlghiv instruct've • * J;. r - fr< m
tionerul tfup rlsit-nuer.i Ji. Hutt:
oils, who i xhorti ! ('um to display ti -
varying roust t> tvurd putroua of
the road and to pay special attcntl n
to the inter. #t of tit trawling; pul;*
Ik.
Division Superintendent TV. T..
f orce hail rharg" of the supper ar
rangorrs-nt* and saw to it that no cot*
went away hungry.
FOR Kr.*T.
FOR HK*T D THE RKHEnNO
Virginia want arid, will get you •
tenant.
The Nowlan Company
LEADING JEWELERS
921 Fast Main Street, ... Richmond, Va.,
Are headquarter* far Elegant Gift*in Fine Diamond*,
Watches, Jewe'ry, Sterling Silver, Ac., and when
quality i* considered, their price* are the lowest.
A ll correspondence given careful attention
Goods sent on approval. Express prepaid.
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A CUjrtatmaa Clift
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friends? tat ua suUsst a subscription
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a hole year. It comes to row friend sit days
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