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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
Richmond Gun Club

Fourteen shooters were present at the
shoot yesterday afternoon, Although the
flight Of the targets was the most difficult
during the season. the scores were very
good Hammond was high gun with 90 out
OF 100. but Moss. who only shot 50. eaualied
his score a percentage basis by scoring
ie out OF 80. ~ per cent. Hammond Jr
also shot in good form.
West End. an old shooter. faced the traps
for the first time in three years. but his
score will attest that he has not forgotten
how to break targets.
The club will shoot next Saturday at the
usual hour The scores
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CONCESSIONS OBTAINED
fEchooI Of AruhsSiogy VIII Continue
Works of ENplOrn ton.

Sante Fee. \. NJ. September 1.-The
gathering Of the board Of managers Of
the School OF American Archaeology
has obtained concessions from Mexico
iGuatemala and Honduras tor further
Gexploratlon OF ancient cities and tom
(ples. and voted To resume the work AT
tQuiriCua, Guatemala. when better ar
arrangements have been completed 10
protect the eXploiters against tropical
l3ever
The board elected Alice c Fletcher
WA shington, d c. president william
N. Holmes. washington. vice president
Nathan jana, treasurer. AND Edgar !
{ Hewett, director.
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With the Amateurs
Central League
StnnIing nf thc CIuhs
Ycster.lny,. Results.

First game-Giants. :: Husuers. ..
Second Game-Hustlers 5; Giants. >.
First game-Cardinals, IS, stars, >
Second game-Stars, g. Cardinals, 5.
Where They play Monday.
Hustlers VS.. Cardinals at Byrd Park.
stars vs.. Giants at Spring Hill.
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- @ @ DRIVES OUT
fassDe Pc - MALARIAL POISONING

destroys Strong,
elements of the blood When the maa poison begins absorb
he rch red copusces of the circulation pale salow
,exions general impairment Of health blood
weaker the appetite fails digestion disturbed chs and Slight fever
frequent and in aggravated boS and break
he flesh Malaria blood and the only the trouble
enrich and the circulation SSS especially adapted
he of troubles harmful
while Kidding system of the germs S. builds up
constitution by IT'S fine effects you suffering with
Aaara begin the and rid yourself of this weakening dis
Book the blood and medical SIS
drug THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co, ATLANTA, GA.
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Teams Break Even.

The Cardinals ana Stars broke even
IN double header yesterday at Byrd
Park The Cardinals won the FIRST by
the score Of 13 to :, and the Stars
won the second by the score Of TO g.
The Cardinals came near winning the
second game by batting rally in the
ninth. nut fell a couple of runs short
batting and base running Of Monroe.
for the Cardinals. who stole four
bases and got three hits Quarles
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will meet the Richmond team at Union
station and take them to the hotel.
There a dinner will be served them,
ana good time in general is on tho
card
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sd. Andrew,s I.oac.

r. f. g. p. defeated st. Andrews by
the score OF to yesterday Both
pitchers twirled we'll.
Score by innings: X. H T.
81. Andrews 0010o-3 8
Batteries: For r., F. & p, Edelblut
and MIank: for st Andrew51 John
son and Joker.
Summaries: Hits off Edelblut, 6: off
Johnson. g. Struck out--By Edelblut.
10. ny Johnson, 10. Umpire-Mr. fgnatz.
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Mason. OF the Hustlers broke the
Central League Strike-cut record by
flaming thirty four Giants IN both
games yesterday. Some pitching.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

The Hustlers and Cardinals are
pushing the CHATS hard for first place
with only three more games to bc
played.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

W winters. Auee-Loving and Ad-
dington
Phone Madison 3261-J. B. Gordon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

! pitched Ha Nrst game for the Cardt-
nails, and let rne Stars down. with Ave
messly hits. Bobbitt started the sec
ond game. but was relieved by
Quarles. The score:
First Game.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
stars. ......... COCO o q
Cardinals. -. 00,34 lis Il 3
Batteries: Quarles and Lynn; Whit
ten and Moore.
Summary; Two-bose hits-Monroe.
Kicker. Stolen bases-Monroe "a.
Ciucci. Ernest. Kelly, Amos. Green.
Struck out-By Quarles. s. by Whitter.
I. Base on balls-On Quarles :: or
. Whittier =. Umpire, Williams.
Second Gnmc.
stars 60. Oo2o39lel-s 70
Batteries: Bobbitt. ouarles and
Lynn: Ernest. Allen and Moore.
summary: Two-base hits-Moore.
Kicker, Blankenship. Lynn. Amos.
THREE base hit-Erncst. Homo runs
Monroe. Struck out--By Bohbit. ?;
Quarles, /; by Allen, 4. Base IN balls
off Bobbitt. i : off Allen. S. Double
plaNS-Monroe TO Kicker ca, Monroe
10 Wingiield to Kicker Umpire. VIII
liams
Central League Notes.
Taylor. formerly of the Alcos Rich
mond Amateur League. made his ep-
pearance with the Giants and did fair
iy well against tn" fast Hustlers.
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AtIcc ncfen,ed

AfIco Defeated.
the Glen Lana defeated the fast
h'leeB In n very Interesting game yes
terdny bS the score OF 3 to I.
score by, innings: R.H T..
Atloe ......... 0O1 0--l 3 1
BatterieE Glen INa>-E Winters and
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The Hustlcrs Will cross bats with
the strong ST. Andrews team Monday
morning. and 4 good game is expected.
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Outlaw. win

VHfTHWN WIN.
The y p Outlaws defeated the Luth
c'nn's pets IN very interesting game
fcatcrd8y
score by inningb; RH.E
= y Outlaws % 120010i--7 10 z
Pets ....,0 l0200001-4
EaitcrleR: Collins and Tiiler: Austin
ana Christian
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the result of experience, have become more skilled
Neither illustration description will indicate the
better qualities well exan1inat ton of the car
Come it before all allotment is gone. The
factory 1000 oversod the close of the
In ali certainty there will be shortage on the
models this fall
Better In once!
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IS Now Here

1t was thought the limit in value had been reached
in the 1911 HUDSON 49, That because it was so
much simpler, far in advance design and so much
better equipped than any other at it's price.
still greater advancement has been made this
Howard E. Coffin, its designer and his famous
Board of Engineers have done many things to the car
which make it simpler and quieter The workmlen
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C0cB EnIns VfcfUTr.
The last Coca Cola team defea tod
the Tx Props In a very Interesting
game, by the score or 6 to 2 yester-
my The feature OF the game was
m" pitching Of Cnrprew, who only al
loved five hitB. and struck out twelve
~ his oppouents. Tie heavy hitting Of
nc whole Coca Cola team was also a
icaturs
fcpr" ny !nningB: III e.
~ Preps ...I o 5000 1-o-2 4
Coca cola ......00 ~ 2 0 90 '--s IL Q
Batteries; III -Prepe-Mack and Flip
PIN Coca coia--corprew and August.
Umpire. Loose
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Though post-season game. the en-
thusiestic roofing for both teams at
the Alco-Athlettc game Yesterday
shows the interes; taken in amateur
ball in Richmond now Let's all turn
out and root for the Battle Axe in the
interclty series mere next Saturday ar.
ternoon.
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Games Forfeited.

tumeS fOT1eiten.
The Elbas forfeited 10 the Pirates
IN the West End League yesterday. .
to O. by not showing up at Harvey
Park Pirates would like to have
game for Saturday. September 8. with
any amateur team In city Address
X H. Schminke. SIS Albemarle street.
city. Phone Madison 1929, between 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
UNITED STATES
TO BAR ABS|NTHE
Pure Food Board of Depart
ment of Agriculture Would
Prohibit Importation.

washington, December 1f.-Declar-
Ing nbsinthe dangerous to health, tho
pure food board Of the Department of
Agriculture to-day decided that It's
importation into tho United statos
should be prohibited after January
next. Tho order awaits tho signature
OF the Secretary OF Agriculture before
becoming effective.
1t Is we'll recognized In all coun-
tries that have had experience there-
WITH" says the decision, that the use
OF the beverage known as absinthe ia
dangerous to health"
long and careful investigation was
mado by the Bureau of Chemistry be-
fore tho action taken by the food and
drug anspecttop board was reached.
One OF Mans Worst bnemics,
Dr. Wiley. head OF the board, ex-
pressed the opinion that "absinthe Is
one Of the worst en- emies OF man. and
II We can keep the people OF the
United States from becoming slaves
10 this demon we Will do It,"
Under tho food and drugs act the
Importation Is forbidden OF any food
or drug of a kind forbidden entry
into or forbidden to be sold or re-
stricted In sale in the country In
which it 10 made or from which At Ia
imported" Under this authority the
board acted. Belgium and Switzerland
have forbidden the manufacture OF
a-sinthe and France has instituted
rigid regulations over it's manufacture
and sale.
The deciaion has been sent out in
tentative form to importers and other
interested parties. and suggestions
from them Will be awaited before the
Secretary OF Agriculture makes tho
decision final,
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MiIlinrun-Stnrn,.

especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
brookneal, Va. DecemGer ia
pretty home wedding took place st
the Methodist parsonage here Tuesday
evening ut $40 O'clock, when John
hobert Williams and Miss Clara Lea
Stursis were united In marriage bv
e M :. ~ sturgis. father OF the bride.
Inc bride was preceded by the mai.
ron of honor. Mrs. 4. Freeman Epes,
OF blackstone. her eldest sister and
accompanied by her younger sister.
Miss Edith sturgis as maid of honor
Inc groom entered with his best man.
I. r Williams, his brother. The room
was simply but tastefully decorated
with potted plants. ferns and smilax.
After the ceremony tho bride and
groom left on their bridal tour. They
VIII first go to Blueiicld. w. Va, to
pay a visit to the mother and sister
OF the groom, who reside there, and
expect to return home in about u week
or ten days.
The bride is the second daughter OF
Rev and Mrs. j. X. Sturgls. The groom
is one OF the prominent merchants OF
the town and la member OF the Will
liams Drug Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
GIRLS ATTORNEYS
SCORE S I 0 X ES
w. E. D. Stokes Is scathingly
Arraigned for His Conduct
Toward Them.

New York, December 1t.-JThc fury
trying Lillian Graham and Ethel Con-
rad for their alleged attempt to muir
dor w. E. D. Stokes. heard from coun
sci to-day two formal pleas for tho
show girls acquittal that bristled with
unsparing denunciation Of the million
oire sportsman. who now lies CRITICALLY
III as the result OF an operation. To-
morrow Assistant District Attorney
Backner will sum up for tho prosoou-
ton, and after Justice Marcuss
charge tho case will go to tho Jury.
probably before nightfall. Renewed
motions by the defense to-day to have
tho cross-eInmination of Mr.. Stokes,
which was interrupted Ivy his illnoss.
stricken out were. denied. Stokes was
painted by Attorney Robert M. Moore
as monster, determined to get pos-
senslon OF Tboeutiful young Kirl and
ny getting an generating note from
her, FREQ himself OF nll responsibility
for causing her DOWNFALL"
The chief accusation, that OF q plot
OF the girls to extort money from the
millionaire, he held, was amply dIs-
proved by the fact that tho girls
pousht their revolvers with no attempt
ut secrecy.
Attorney Moore displayed photo
graph OF Miss Graham, taken ut the
time of her visit to the stokes farm
at Lexington. to emphasize tho point
that she had changed from q beautiful,
nealthy, ouxom girl to the worn and
fragile creature that had wept on the
witness stand. He declared that Stokes
took $1,000 from Lillian Graham not
because he wanted the money. but
because che WAS pretty girl"
with her money como, hor pa trimony
lost" continued the attorney, "he
might say. when you want money,
then como to me-"
Clnrk l. Jordan, tho othor attorney
for the show girls. apologlzed for say
ing harsh things about man who
was i'll, but these things were done
by man who had no mercy to these
girls who stood In the path of his pur-
poses.
Tho power OF wealth has been at
work In this case" he exclaimed.
Stokes has spent thousands OF dollars
to rake up evidence. which afterwards
was not allowed on the record, In or
der to place theae two young girls In
the worst possible light.
I'VE ask you men to decide this casa
In way 30 as you can look any hon
est women in the face and tell her
that you judged these gi.ls on the one
standard Of morality; that you did
not favor man because he was a
millionaire and bad"
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virg1ninns Mt the hotels,

LexinEton-S. G. Pearson, Newport
News; Miss Ashworth. Lunenburg; r.
r. Campbell. arysbrook: DR.. e. G..
Booth, Williamsburg: r, f. Lea, Part
Republic; Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Shartz,
charlottesville; Charles Slagie. Salem:
II. V. Woodward. Clayville; w. d. Wild
man, Chase City: Lewis Duke, Louisa
county; j. F.. Taylor. Green Bay; C. c
Gathright Sabot; E. L. Sciater. Viz
gtnia: J. NJ. Dnrdcn, Suffolk
Davis-T. d. Moncure, King William
county: T. p. Caynor. Pollard; John
Guerrant. Virginia
Murphy's--Thomas Nolan. Ports
mouth; w. F. Durham. Jr.. Howortons:
]. NJ. Thomas. Bremo; w. NJ. Wood,
Nelson: William r. Barksdale. Hous-
ton: Rev G. W. Beale. Hague; ]. l.
Tucker, williamsburg: II. u Walden,
william and Mary College: Mrs James
e. Anderson, Jetersville; Il Il. Wat
kins, Virginia: Charles A. Osborne,
Virginia: Mr.. and Mrs George v. Cam
eron. Virginia; William ". ButEner,
fredericksburg; Judge and Mrs. J. F.
West. WSverly: Joseph II. Garland.
Farmville; Miss Ella q. Agnew. Burke
VILE: J. G.. Ferneyhough. Burkevihe:
Mrs w B. Keys, Barhamsville: C. B.
Neal. Red Ash: T. r. Converse. Han
over; r. D. Wright. Virginia.
"a AroOSulanO, II.
c. Englewood. Pnrkersburg: L. Hold
nett. Danville; Charles e. Myers, Nor
folk; John T. Christian, Norfolk.
Richmond. a. Meadows. Virginia;
Mrs Henry Wood. Misses Seldom and
Katherine Wood, Clarksville T.. w.
Rhodes. Virginia; L. p. Logon, Roa-
noke; w. X. earn Roanoke; II. A. "Har-
man, Roanoke: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pet
tit, Petersburg; E. L. Franklin. Roa-
noke; C. I. Lunsford. Roanoke: b. r.
Kirkpatrick. Lynchburg; A. Tolhen.
Lynchburg; a. Powdermaker. Norfolk
S. S. Scholl, Roanoke: "A. G. Hall. Roa-
noke; j. o. Morgan. Lynchburg; W. A..
Lesner Virginia; W. n. Rock, Vir
ginia.
Gilbert. McBroom. Abingdon: s..
e. Promtt, Floyd; William r. Green.
Martinsviilo; Mr.. and Mrs. Leo LOWS.
Vote; George w. Taylor, Norfolk: S. NJ
Gregor. Ivor; r. G.. Merritt. Maratil On.
Stumpfs-C. J. Flanagan Virginia:
4. +. Howard. Farmviile NJ. D. Leckie.
Roanoke; Mack Pritohett. South Hill.
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aurttun Sales, future Dags


BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE.
CARLOAD CHARCOAL, 600 TONS
GRAVEL. IRON SAFES, DESKS. Of
FICE BUILDING. OPEN ACCOUNTS,
LEASE. ETC, OF
THE CITY COAL CO., INC.
Pursuant to an order of the District
Court OF tho United States for the Fast
ern District of Virginia, entered on
the 9Th day of Deccmber. 101I, in the
matter of the City Coal Co., Inc, bank
rupt. we will offer for sale at public
auction. at the yard of the City Coal
Company. on the corner OF Broad ana
Sixteenth Streets.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18TH,
ut 1920 o'clock A. NJ,
The brick office building, fence.
scales and bins. PSI
One showcase for displaying different
grades Of coal.
Ono iron snfe. g
One high desk. E 4ta
Ono low desk.
About twenty tons slack coal.
Two carloads charcoal. III
About 600 tons gravel. ,tH
Lot of coal mixed with earth.
One damaged iron safe.
The lease on the yard ut Sixteenth
and Broad Streets, with railroad track
privileges. expiring December 3lat, 1915
The open accounts of the City Coal
Co., Inc. amounting to approximately
$500
Everything will be offered and sold at
the yard at Sixteenth and Broad Streets,
but one carload OF charcoal Ia In tho
yard on Moore street, near Bacon quar-
ter Branch and Upper Gas Works. The
gravel. lot of coal mixed with earth
and damaged iron safe arc at the yard
No. 30l5 Dock Street. Parties Interested
will please examine these goods before
morning of sale. SO as to bid intelli-
gently. The open accounts can DO eS-
nmined at office of Mr.. Walter Sydnor,
No. SIG Mutual Building. For any FUR
Their information. apply to the receivers.
TERMS: Cash.
WALTER SYDNOR,
GEORGE y. HAW, i
Receivers.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
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pytblnns Elect omcers.

Especial 10 The Times Dispntch.l
Lynchburg, Va, December 14.--The
Courtney Lodge. knights of Pythias
of Lynchburg. has elected the follow
ing officers for the next six months:
Chancellor Commander, A. r. Gardner;
Vice-Chancellor. r. T. Butler: Prelate
G. W. Crist: Master OF Work, W. o.
Johnson; Keeper OF Records and Seals
n. II. C. Totty; Master of Finance. j.
As Holshouser; Inner Guard, ]. NJ.
Stout; Outer Guard. c. NJ. Guthrie;
Representative to Grand Lodge. A. NJ.
Schwei. and Trustees: j. A. Holshouser,
J. NJ. Dulaney, ]. c. Bonderant r. 7.
Butler and c. A. Colhoun, Jr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
WREATH PLACED
ON TOMB OF WASHINGTON
Especial to The Times-Dispatcl

Alexandria. Va. December l4.-In
of the one hundred
and twelfth anniversary OF the death
of George Washington, two handsome
memorial wreaths to-day were placed
on Washington's tomb by the Masonic
fraternity. One OF the wreaths was
from Alexandria Washington Lodge,
No. %. and the other from Frederlcks-
burg Lodge, No. 1. fredericksburg
They were conveyed to the tomb by
committees from each lodge. Thnre
were no ceremonies in connection with
the placing Of the wreaths on tho tomb,
1t being an annual custom with 10th
lodges
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National State and cltS Bank.

Richmond, Va
of the stockholders OF this bank viii
be held TUESDAY. January 0, 1912.
ut IL o'clock noon. in the bank build.
Ing. 11o9 T.. Main St, at which meet
Ing there may be considered and
adopted changes or amendments OF
the articles of association.
JULIEN II. HILL. Cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
CoRoNER's JURY DIVIDED ON
VERDICT IN MURDER CASE
[speciol 70 rhn 1,me.-n...

r,,n LSpeciaI 70 Tho Tmes- Dispatch.
80. Mnhhston- \. c. December I-con-
tho case OF w. r. Dowdy. who Was murder.
ed by being Knocked In tho head with nm
axe to-day did not llberate his son. charia,
=, uo"sy. The Jury divided itself on a
niuct' hNe holding tho young nun respon-
trary. ~ 'Ae eon-
the coroner decides with the lone Juror.
h mn!ch nus raised complication now In thu
,oIy OF court proceedings in Wilmington.
and while lawyers are trying TO nolvn ~.
Puzzle the sOn remains In iail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
EXPERT GRINDING.

HACH &c REEVES. SUCCESSORS TO
Earnest Miller Cutlery Works and
Grinding establishment, dealers in
all kinds of cutlery. A speciality is
made Of concaving rnzors, grinding
all kinds of clippers. tailors' and
barber shears. Cutlery of all kinds
repaired. orders by mail or express
promptly attended to. $40 and
80 IL West Broad. Phone Madison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
XMAS UMBRELLAS.

BIG FACTORY SALE OF UMBRELLAS
now going on at SEWMAS'S UNI
BRELLA FACTORY, 3lS East Broad
Street. 81 umbrellas for soc: $3.50
umbrellas for .75c; $3.50 umbrellas
Tor ~; 10 umbrellas for $l.4s; 81
yer horn, ivory and pearl handles,
with fine silk covers, for 1888. We
have umbrellas from SOC UP to $40
apiece. we have big lot of chill
drcn's Christmas umbrellas from soc
up to apiece. Call at once. Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
lihl6enh RntieeS.

Office OF the
Lanston Monotype Machine Company.
Philadelphia, Pa.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS
this day declared quarterly diyl-
dend OF n per cent, on the capital
the BOTH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1911.
to stockholders of record at the Close,
OF business December 20, 1911.
j. SELLERS BANCROFT,
Treasurer. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
MuscImn n--Butts.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Weldon. ~ c.. December 14.-Miss
Virginia Butts and c. f. Muselmnn
were married at the home of the BRIDE
in Halifax. this morning by Rev. ]. !
Holden. They left Immediately after
the ceremony for Richmond and Wash
ington city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Security Life Insurance Company of
America: You are hereby notified
that the regular annual meeting of
the stockholders OF the Security Life
Insurance Company Of America will
be held ut the Jefferson Hotel. In the
city of Richmond, Va, on WEDNES-
DAY. THE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY,
A. y. 1912. at the nour of 10 o'clock
A. NJ, for the purpose OF electing d.
rectors OF the company for the en-
suing year and the transaction OF
any and all other business which
may be submitted to the meeting.
BY order of tho board of directors
w. o. JOHNSON,
PrnSlnAnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
THE PROPER XMAS PRESENT.

YOU WANT TO MAKE A NICE PRES
ent to him. Sec MCCOY. Eighth and
Broad Streets. the finest line OF ci-
gars and pipes in this city; Havana
cigars. the best that can DO bought,
packed In boxes. from soc. and up.
Have a Look; best over. We arc tho
agents for Park &c Tilfords candles,
They can't be beat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
atlantit Gitp Resorts
GALEN HALL
Hotel and Snnnturiun,

Hotel and Snnnturiun.
With Its elegant comforts, its tonic
and curative baths and superior table
and service. is an Ideal place for fab
and winter. Always open. AlwaYs
ready. Always busy.
f., I. Young,
~ General Manager
Atlantic City,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
BICYCLEs.

WE HAVE THE MOST UP-To.DATE
line Of bicycles TO be found in the
city. Before buying don't fail 10
call and see US. Also q large limo OF
parts; everything that you need for
the bicycle at the lowest prices. a.
GENTRY, sos W. Broad Phone
Monroe 2Q3l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15

Judge Jesse f. West. of the Third
judicial Circuit, with Mrs. West were
In tho city yesterday on business and
shopping trip. They will return to
Waverly to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
AROUND THE HOTELS

The executive committee OF the State
Dairymen's Association will hold q
meeting Tonight at Murphy's Hotel
to take action In regard to certain
matters In connection with the de-
velopment OF the dairy ieterests of
Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
Company aoln- on Stat.

Plans are being mndc by COMPANY +
rHst nesimnnt to go = skate. II ia
planned to form rolcr-skatinE team.
whieh proposes to challenge all Corners In
me art OF skating. whethor as 70 speed or
as to fancy performances on tho paned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
BAKERY.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
Victim, Of pellnrr.

Greensboro. n. c., December l4.--Ben
Posey. leading criminal lawyer of
Western North Carolina. died early
to-day at his home In Murphy of pei
lagra.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15

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