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MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS

Antiphlogistine; sl.25 size. sale Tdc.
" Table's-plain-26e. size,
AnITssd ,Maey); half pound in tin
,ls Aip sai. i's!9ime"'. U, $, P'' 40. bot
.,Asafoe,ida Pill. Macy, 100 in bot
aspirin TAI sa'e Macy, Nae; o.rrain tab
'e A,ssI lin n and SSS''! Snit iss 2sc rs sbisi f br.
Seller? formula; 40 in bottle; reg. ieo.i
, AA.g%n,'' s ss,r't;s s Ct Am% 4.ss,:r| T. E i.7 2;
BBrP s y .1;oa Aas.'s: Il Soda So' ; '.i:; ~ s ssPi
'IYS rown 1's aisss;. ' f.s,s e.; .sou. so tn
Bsii's Tapaysn'. ,ySs size ..,. So.
'9 sor,n. reg ,S sa :,.. ;Ai :s, ses e..
T. $: p: 100 In tosiiss;' reg, ioS'
,%neiIndonn. Porou: Plaster. Macy,
'n nos s1si ri Icld &C. M sfts &C. a-os. wooden
celery Compound Tonic, 800 size,
CaliiYrnia syrup of Figs, SOC size;
S-Snc.ntratss Ammonia, 1907. BOTH.
water. makes ordinary HOUSE ammonia;
re- o;opnssIS'.. 'ai DISCOVERY aas; 800 .,,.,
e. T@rn a. prd sSlqtiS1 BY (4hs Nora Of fi H.., Ps1
.'Camphornted DIT. T.. s. PC 4-o.. bot.
ne S. 1ssn'oa5I E boc. si,o 1Ss
o1 CpufS M',tar. ISiscy,{; VIVA cherry
Charcoal Tablet. tMsey,i sal. Sc.
1o sn"ssGs' snd Pep''n Tabletsi ~regulari,
.,Cnscars saFrada TabIe,.y 100 in. bot.
Cream Of r. :a.S ' 9.G1. 'r ps ( iS al,
n, Ss..%a' Viii T.s %is;.r ,M:sy' j. a,1 10 s ETH.
Componnd C%athart,c rni.,. Y. s, p
"c;np.iesuim toroS. rln.t.r.. full .,..
or. Sotties; reg. iio?; sale loo. Macy .
tT,sss,n rh0 y ITg Wso 4nip'ns an,
sqrmdia OF LABEL; i6-oz' bottle; res
Essence jamaica Ginger. 4-oz. bottle
/ E]ssence Of rsEperm.nt, U. g., p
EPSON salts. u, 3, r. tMacyj; poSn1
E Eilsi, '' fp.s sa','' ]s ssis aas. u, s.. p
.(siacyl, plain Or swoet0ned; 2-oz. bot
I1aSsced, Meal tMacy), hait poun,
T,sS n s1', %,. sS !, '' Nav. ~. zoe, Hs:;s.r 10,
containing 4 ounces sale Sc.
arnnu!ar ETrrvescent Salts (Macy)
A-u2. bottles: Ltthia. K~iss'ugon, Nichy
sodium ~phesphate, Rochelle and Mag
o..grn,'s GlyeorIne Tonic, 81 "lro' salt
Sidney Pi1sters, res. l2ci saIe o..
Ki.singen, vichy and sodium Pho.
plniri IG-ng. bottles, sale soc.
listers Iumlgatnrsi aals Use.
iithia Tablets CMacVi, r grain, 40 1
bntti". reg. zoe. Rale. To- 6-grain, 40 Il
bottle, rig, 1Hc, sale, ioc.
little Cathar,ic Granuies tMNcy), res
Migraine Tablets macy, reg. ioC
sale ne.
In boN, reg. 100; sale lie.
Marmola Tablets. 75c, sizo; sale, 3dc'
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SALE OF SOAPS

Imperial Bouquet sonps .aE..~ aeIe
MacyJ; reg. soc; box q chAe'' "~s
Lettuce soap .tMacy>: reg. $50; box
Msdicura SoapI 2oc size cake. sails Dc:
McfiniSn,. Colleen sSa"' 'r0" HeiAhd'
,. Msscl,n;on,s s sh: . = Stick ITO" Az"
Nsphths soaps Proctor ''m0s''
os N%sgBhstss: ~. Ms'$s e ssoa r'"'"'
= Oatmeal soap Macy; req s%e DO. ,
cnkes: sale. DC.
~ pm o. Tar s. s.ap ..s sMss &, for shampoo
Pumies SOAP. for toilet ns'' No. %
Peau d'Esp.sns sesQ, .psrfumsd tMacy,,
r. k.,s 4; OF fitss $3.50 ~ 1s.a;S; reg. ,os CAIN.
S:ad:iyoeS SOAP tx.o''' ~. 400
sS.yiSs sesO' tM.cy,,sn n, res. 40,
sS.SIns suck. tM.ey,s rss. %,
shaving Powder. imporssA: rss. ass;
salpSair so.s Macy; rag. 100 cake:
swift. Assorted so.ps; res. a%o DO. .
ia5,l. on soap tMaey'' reg, a.o box
Turkish Hath Soap. small cakes. dozen
in box reg. soc box: sale lOc.
'WWaSSiG,. Witt. rs Roe. ,'f rfo siGs ssSsssss:: s r.stu nss
White lilac Toilet SOAP. perfumsd
4 Macy reg. 300 box . cakes: sale. 23c.
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MANICURING

Nail Enamel Cream. small Jars: res.
lprI in, sr Na,, Pa Powder, r.s. 1ec; ..,.. lie.
Nall bleach Macy; 2-c.. bottles;
reg. 24,e; sale, IT,
portapion. entirs scissor hardened steel,
p9in,s extra fine: reg les: sale. LA.
ali Sizes. rsS' Acc; sale. 3oc, ~
Gu,iSIe Scissors, AZ ssesi' s:p'cisi'y
"Fowdered F'amlcce Macy; wood boxes.
containing 2 ounces; reg. DC: sale, 4c,
Hose Cosmetic Macy; reg. Zoe;
Rose Nall Cream. for .oftenins tn.
sktn req lgS: ssis. 4f,,o,, .,c .,,.
Lotus oriental Nail Food reg, 2oc
oriental Nall Enamel, 25o cakes
Iotu. hath Tablets: 2oc size; sale. lbc
hnfh. at III.
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persons II YOUR .auswer IL .crrect we VII
send You free IA Thousand WAYS ia Get
RIcb." THIS Ia a book ot valuable informe.
ton g5in.'eg az Sy99ss PnpsT Snd p!sS S ms IN
be- the means Of = fortune. es II contains. a
thousand ways or h0norabis Inonfy-mak
Yy1tir answer today. Adde'S "iHE
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TOILET REQUISITES

Imported West Indie Bay Rum KS
joyce. Rucastive Hair lonlc and Dan
t!e' reg. Soe' sale. .m.
Lavender smelling salts MACY. reg
Lavender Water Macy. eos. s9rink-
%ler-topped bottles; reg. Acc, sale BIC.
Invox shampoo Powder. sale l4c.
s-oit S%o,,iss' req SIC. sale soc.
MIikweed Cream. 500 sire, sale 27o'
.i S:;% j:4:: l IT. ,5 Es" d.. 1lMss s: ''''.
cans a.': .paink isra ,sp: r S,s.'i s.s s?N ale ? $ss.
,sSS!i 'i ..s.. l', iSs. Powder 'A.'''' reg
9. y iil.s: o Toilet bo Mt::' r ..Ms.'sS5ii ~, ' .si:'
an, y, s,s., S:ss:' in t ds:Pl,,;: q, :qO /: ssue t.
.,:.d ;'e 9; ssS Sss, 'A For rsEr,A .al er'? sac. soc In
bo,tiesn sprinkisr-topped; reg. Acc:
VIII Hazel Cold Creams res, Toe;
veda. Rose Rouge. from California;
White Rose Cologne (Naoy,; s-os.
sround glass stoppered bottles: reg. SIC:
Williams Cnrnation Talcum Powder,
.SS-tTay Hair Remedy. 81 n,.. sal.
. TSSSpY.er + Perfume. Macy, oa for 1 N,epYs-
trope, Jockey. Club. Peau ~d'fEspagne,
Crao Apple, White Rose: in 4-oz. Sphinx
rrccipiteted Chaik Macy. wood
boxes. containing : or; reg; Sc. sale ~,
isrfumrd Lnre row.cr Macy. zoe,
tcroside Cream Macy. 2-oz. Jars
reg, lOc, sale 15c.
Powdered Orris Root. reg, 1so. sal,
Zoe.
Peroxide Of hydrogen tMsoy,, U. 4
sooz. bottle, sale Sc; pound bottle, sal.
e4ulpiiia Macy. for chapped skin
Rose Water lMacyl; 4-os. bottle
s.s lSe: .sbbe, i.ci 12-os' bottle, reg
sw:a!-h Dry shamnos Powder, so
white, pink, flesh, brunette: reg. 2bc
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Emery Boerds. extra 5rG~> fls shape;
reg. &c per dozen. sale. BE
Emery Bonrds. regulation size Macy,
per gross. 1Sc.
Tweezers. assorted styles; reg. Zoe.
sale. &c.
Flexible Nail Flee. all shapes and sizes.
sale, &c.
Steel Nail Clippers, reg. Aoo: sale. 88c.
Manicure sticks. hoof shape; Dos. To.
belle .HOvey Paste Enamel res. 8tc:
sale. 2fc.
Belle Hovsy Cake Enamel, reg. acc;
sale, 1kc.
Dr.. II. How..d. Lsvy's Paste Enamel.
Dr.. II. How.;d Levy's Cutsois Cream,
ris.;.h. i.r' h sSs. s.l., I,EEX: Powdered
Hing. Handle Pumice stoas, req. LOG;
'a Nrco IS S.ii File. new mode, thai, |, mad.
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CUT GLASS
SPECIALS

By Cut Glass" we refer, Of
course, to the "Straus" Cut
Glass. in comparison to which
other cut glass pales its ineffec.
tual fires. Remember "Straus"
Cut Glass Is made in our own
factory on the premises and
therefore reaches you through
only one channel instead OF via
both manufacturer and retailer.
o-- Beg Re 20 sgssfaIssI
sugar * Cream Sets ..S2.o7 $l.4S
Fern Dish. S-inch. silver
plated lining ....... .$4.S9 $Z.oS
Electrolier. fitted with ~, IN
one light. so.49 S3.SSS
Water Bottles 500 S!.0S
Water Pitchers. 21a pts. S2.e7 $l.SI
Punch Bowl. 9-lnoh. sep
arate stand ........ :$7.s3 $4.0S
Mavonnaise Bowl and
Plate, set S4.sS $S.4S
Other Cut Glass Specimens in
regular stock, ranging up to
$4,000.
The evening world., 1911-05-02

II Mays were as other stores, we should have to procure
our drugs, etc, from manufacturers. and thus be under neces-
sity to charge a retailers profit. But Macy's has it's own
Laboratory.
That explains how Mays can afford to underseN.
As may easily be compared, our ordinary prices arc
usually lower than special sale prices elsewhere.
Nevertheless, it is a tradition that we hold a special sale
ourselves, at which even our own prices are lowered. None
but ourselves are allowed to beat US.
Tell us a house that charges less--and We will charge still
less.
That is the regular Macy policy.
The evening world., 1911-05-02
IMPORTED PERFUMES

w6ero usually Civ a list Of Imp0rtN1
Perfumes with priess hat are restricted
mislead tho con-umer who Is not "a.
miigy into the belief they are ,,rpe;
EVERY price We quote Is less than our
REGULAR price.
old ,grslish M'tchnm Lavender sachet'
Tntry's Gold Cream, reg llc' sale De.
wfhssffsr'efp so?ri'ssss. E.ts .als Al .sS.
aJewsbVry a. Browns Tooth rsstei reg.
Soc, sale dc.
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Bows Sweaters

$1.39 for $500 quslity Athletic
Jersey Sweaters Of all worsted yarn,
wov with high roll collar. navy,
gray, o, maroon; in sizes &c to 81.
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Hair TOnic COmbsi convenient and at
,sfaetory way 70 sppy hair !Snios direct
Cretonne tkubberiiedJ FSSists. for
wash CLOTH. soap and tooth brush; reg.
Lambs Wool Puff. or P.As. ,ars. .i..:
reg. 3Jc; sale, lDC.
Domsst sic Hal, ,, hsESS:hss. assorted
Slckei Tooth brush Guards, reg. 900:
Complete Assortment of Nickel Ton Bav
Fittings at Low Prices.
Kite Light shaving Mirrors; sample set
over other mirrors; reg LA: sale inr
Face, or COMPLEXION Brushes; reg. ace;
sale. .Sc. '
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BATH THINGS

Wood bath Thermometers, reg. $50;
sale, Lie.
sal, IDc.
Hnti, Mitts, assorted stylesi reg, up to
90 pair. sale, 100.
Bath Brushes. with strap: req, 500;
sq'e. i0r.
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BLACK SATIN PUMPS
Size. ~ to 7, Special SZ.97
$500 Quality

The height OF fashlon-this. the sea-
sons most desirable low shoe, IS made
E 4 neat, good-fitting last; welted
soles, Cuban heels, finished with Z
flat ribon bow. A very unexpected
opportunity OF saving money on your
shoes, yet getting Just what you ought
to have.
The evening world., 1911-05-02

S1.oSi sale she.
AthHs99's .Calit8yniH Pony Extract,
sff@'s''.& s9 de sa G'solgTFssSc,. rs Us. Sizes reg
s,H !'%o'ss '5S1sc,9 lEgHE- 81. Fl f%gsii0s ssfss !aaEssee
The. Wrench people use Eau 10 Co.
,osnT ior, up toilet rather than for the
spoonful 10 . .gal'"6 or water, Which re.
leases the fun odor, .~sp'tens the water
and -MNlgOrAtNs the Nh NJ
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Detachable Handle hath Brushcsi reg.
!, y 1 sale, she.
Rubber nath snrays, large tubing. five
feei long, rubber ,Cushioped,- 8H inch
Refined Sea salt CRYSTALS. in bags: reg.
Dc, sale, &c.
Eenns English hath Brush, reg, zoos
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Women's and Misses Sweaters

1884 for Wcmen's Close-fit.ing
White Coat Sweaters, fancy weave,
Manufactured; silk collar. pocket edges
cuffs Of pink, ciel OF canary.
$40 for Women's Coat Sweaters,
in heavy hcrringbonc weave, conver.
tlble collar tab pockets. deep, turn back
cuffs. fancy pearl buttons.
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iafGntlna-A food for infants, n
The most rational substitute FOR !
and easily prepared. You or your I
request,
sci. ag o. un' reg o''' acc
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Mems Sweaters

S2.97 for AlI-Woo' Worotcd High
Neck Sweaters, woven with double
roll collar: graz. white, Harvard. BLACK
or navy; medium weight. In a heavy
weight. $3.A9.
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$4.s6 for Wonen's Collarless Tai
lorcd Sweater Coats, in white or
plum. or double-breasted. fancy weave.
with convertible collar. in white. gray
or uistaria.
1914 for Misses Fancy Weave Coat
Sweaters. in red. gray, white or white
with tan; rundown collar and revers;
tab pockets: turnback cuffs.
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S4.4S for Sweater Coats OF imported
heather mixture yarns; in brown,
tan and olive combinations; werc
made to sell at $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
BODY IS DRAGGED
FROM JAMES RIVER
Walter Garner Meets Death
While in Bathing at
Lynchburg.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcb

~ A4t iilSs9-
i-ynchburg. Va. July 2s-The body
OF j. Walter Garner. who was drowned
last nigh, in the James River Jus,
above the old canal locks. was recover.
cd this morning shortly before II
o'clock. ana 1t was removed 10 Du.gu,d :
Undertaking establishment. where IT
Was prepared for burial
DR.. George p. Hammer City Coroner
after viewing the body and ascertain
ms the circumstances surrounding the
death OF the young man. gave a certi-
hcdte of accidental drowning, holding
that an inquest under the circum-
stances was unnecessary.
The body was taken this evening at
1910 o'clock to Bedford City. from,
where 1t Will be removed 10 the for
'ner home Of the decedent in Bedford
county, nom whence the burial prob
ably will take place tomorrow
Garner. in company with TWO friends.
went for swim in the river late last
evening, the trio meeting at the old
poathouse Just above the dam. Here
they donned bathing suits. Mr.. Garner
getting ready for the water first. Be
Ing good swimmer. he d!ved into the
water from the platform. He an
peared 10 be swimming down the river.
put after he had gone some Yards n
was noticed that something seemed 10
be amiss. and one OF the men called 10
him. Upon failure TO get a reply. he
rushed down the bank and then realized
scious.
An effort was then made to save the
drowning man, but just al that time the
unconscious form was drawn into the
locks which feed the old canal leading
10 the old water works station.
IT was thought last night that Mr..
Garner was stunned by his dive into
swallow water. but this proves TO be
not the case for when the body was
recovered there were evidences that he
was seized with the dread cramp and
was even unable to make an outcry for
help.
Mr.. Garner was a native of Bedford
county, where he was born in 1883.
He had lived in the city for four or
five years. He was member of the
Sunday-school OF the Court Street
Church. being an active worker in the
Friendship Glass, and was also &C
lively identified with the Y NJ c. a.
He was son of NJ. H. Garner. OF Bed
ford county. and nephew OF J. j.
Garner, OF Lynchburg, and boarded in
the home OF DIR. S. c. Hatcher in Court
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
SCHOOL TEACHERS
ARE APP DIN 7 { D.
ESPECIAL TO The Times-pispatch. l

Especial to The Tines ispatchl
Arvonia, Va, July 2s.-At a recent
meeting OF the Marshall District School
Board the following teachers were
elected for the coming session: Profess
sor Oregon f. Morgan. principal of the
Arvonia High School; Misses Hannah
Martin. Florence Edwards and ApplinSt
Moss. assistants. The other schools OF
the district We're supplied as follows:
Miss Molle Butcher. Mount Zion SCHOOL,;
Miss a. Roy Rogers. the Davidson
School; Miss Agnes White. the Gold
Hill School; Miss NJ. Emma Robins, the
Burnt Woods School; Miss Sallie Hanes,
the snoddy School; Miss Clyde Frayser.
the Hanes Chapel School; Miss Nellie
jeffrey. the Brooks Chapel School 4
Professor j. Walter Kenney has been
elected principal OF the Dilwyn High
School. in Curdsville District. His
assistants will be Miss Fannie Miller
and Mrs, Julia Kyle. Professor Harry
Turner has been elected principal of
the third grade high school at ST. An
drew's with Miss Mabel Swoope as
assistant
On August the Mnysville District
board will elect teachers for the hrstv
class high school at Buckingham ant
the other schools in that district
Four teachers. all white. comprised
the number of teachers who took tho
midsummer examinations at Bucking-
hame Courthouse this week large
number of the white teachers of the
county attended summer schools at
Charlottesville. Harrisonburg, Farm
vile and elsewhere. and at these schools
those who did not possess certificates
took the examinations.
The large. new Arvonia High School;
is now complete except for furnishings,
and stands as one OF the handsomest
school buildings in Central Virginia.
being thoroughly up-to-date in every
particular. The first session of this
school will open on September II with
great educational rally and an all-de "
picnic. Prominent educators Will be
on hand to address the people
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
WOOL BILL is MENACE
TO TAFT AND PARTY
Issue is More Fraught With Peril to Republic
cans Than Was Question of
Silver in 1896
liver in 1896.

Washington. D C., July 2s.-That
the Republican party is to-day con-
fronted by the most serious break
in It's ranks known in party history.
not excepting the memorable free sill
Yer split of 1886, was frankly admitted
by congressional callers of THAI faith
at the White House to-day.
Some accepted II philosophtcally as
inevitable; some regarded IL as mean
ing disaster to the party for, years to
come: others entertained optimistic
views as to the future. All turned to
the leader of the party. President Taft.
not only to obtain his views, but 10
give their own. 1t was the beginning
of days OF discussion and conference
over the attitude the President is TO
which. 1t as freely admitted. will go
through Congress before that body
adiourns.
Purposes NetoinS Bill.
President Taft's determination at
this time Is to veto any wool bill that
is passed. His purpose is based upon
his known position that a great and i'm
portant schedule of the tariff law like
schedule TX" cannot be revised in a
few days or few minutes without
scientifically gathered facts upon
which to base revision. He holds that
the trouble with old tariff laws is that
they were enacted without the least
knowledge of actual facts as to the
effects of the different schedules. both
as TO business and their bearing upon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
CHARLOTTE HAS
WATER { A MIN {

Charlotte. " c.. July :s.-The 1860 inhab-
l;an,s OF Charlotte to-day are expe.iencin :
a water famine. The las, drop was to-day
drained from the pond which has furnished
the supply for years. and only 10000 gallons
much less than days supply. remain in
the reservoir. This has been cut OF from
users Indefinitely. In the meantime the
people are dependent upon the meag.e sup.
rly OF various mineral water agencies.
With tank cars loaned by the Southern
Cotton OIL Company arrangements have
been made TO haul water from the Catawba
River. twelve miles away, and by Tuesday
next regular system OF water trains VIII
be running. The insurance companies an
nounce a refusal TO renew fire policies. The
city is employing squads OF men to patrol
each ward as watchmen
The ministers have issued call for the
people TO gather hourly and pray for rain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
Remarkable Christmas
Present

Among the curious Christmas pres
ents of this year will be one for a man
OF national reputation, which has been
all year in the making.
Way last January the present was
decided upon, and a friend of-the prom
inent gentleman requested the Burrelle
Press Clipping Bureau, of New York
to watch every paper In America and
10 take up every item which appeared
concerning the man.
Inc clipping bureau people followed
instructions. and now present the his
tory of one year In the life OF this
especial man.
The. history ends just after election.
and the 2o,642 newspaper items found
include everything from Fl three-llne
editorial mention to full-page illus
trated stories. These have been mount
ed on 5000 great sheets of Irish linen
paper and bound into three massive
volumes.
At the head of each Item is the mama
and date of paper clipped from, this
information having been put in with a
book typewriter The words thus in
serted amount 10 153.252
In actual time, very strict record
OF which has been kept. the work has
required siXty-four working DAYS
throughout the year. and has kept in
employment during that time thirty
mounters and binders. Every news
paper OF Importance is represented.
This is merely specimen of some of
the unique orders which get into the
Bnrrelle Bureau, for the extent TO
which clippings are used by individuals
and by business concerns seems to be
remarkable.
There are many people in private as
we'll as in public life who need press
clippings and don't know it, 1t might
be we'll for them to look up this man
Burrelle. who is said to be so we'll
known that letter simply. addressed
"Burrelle. New York" will reach him
with no delay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
Who Are Eligible

l. The advertising manager OF
any firm. company or corpora
ton. and In addition. one or
more members of such firm. COM
pany or corporation.
2. The manager of advertising
for any daily. weekly or month
ly publication regularly pub
lished in Richmond, or any per-
son employed under such man
aser as solicitor OF advertis-
ing.
8. Any person in Richmond,
who Is a member OF any adver-
Using agency or any person en-
ployed by such agency. adver-
Using writer, artist or solicitor,
or the head OF any department
of such agency
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
.COL.J0LANE STERN
LOOKS THEM OVER
inspector-General Seems to Be
Pleased With Troops at
Camp Sale.
IDEAL WEATHER CONTINUES
Thousands OF People Are EN-
pected to Witness To-Day's
Manoeuvres.
IDEAL WEATHER CONTINUES
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.1

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
Camp Sale. Culpeper. Va, July 2S-
IDEAL weather conditions and the many
exercises scheduled each day are be-
Ing faithfully carried out. Colonel 10
Lane Stern. Inspector C enerai of State
troops. is making his regular annual
Inspection this year during the en-
campment. and 1t is believed that he is
fnding satisfactory conditions. not
withstanding his frequent notations in
little book. which he is carrying in
his inside pocket
The frs. accident of the camp hap
pened yesterday. a horse ridden by
an enlisted man at parade became
frightened and bolted for the stables
losing the rider. whose ankle was
broken in the fall. Major Parker. the
regimental surgeon. was early on the
scene, and rendered the necessary
medical attention.
general court-martial has been
ordered for the trial OF an enlisted
man for characterization. Major kina,
being named as president and Captain
Wallace as Judge advocatc.
Tomorrow the big manoeuvre is
planned. Great secrecy is being OBJ
served as just what is to happen But
the event is being discussed with
great interest By all connected with
the camp and also BY all citizens of
Culpeper. and II is anticipated that
several thousand people Will witness
the exercises.
Great interest is being manifested
In a horse race scheduled for to-nor-
row afternoon. The brigade comman-
der and his staff have offered the prizes
and Major Potts and Captain Knox and
Lieutenant White, of the United States
Army, are TO be the judges. Require
ments are that rider must he u COM
m!ssioned officer of the First Reg!
nent that he must ride the same
horse as is used by him in his MIL
tary capacity, and he must ride with
his complete military equipment. in
Guiding side arms. The course is be-
ing laid off in triangular shape and
the race will be in fun view OF the
camp and surrounding hills The
prize is piece OF silver. suitably
inscribed. Bets are being made on
numerous favor!tes. with Colonel Per-
~ and Major Price in the lead.
Colonel Charles II. Consolvo, the
Paymaster-Genera from Norfolk. is
expected in camp tomorrow for the
purpose OF paying of. which VIII re-
nuire several thousand dollars
Tonight a complimentary german
was given at the armory in Cuipeper
In honor OF the daughter of General
Vaughan. and invitations were issued
10 the younger set OF ulpeper and
vicinity w. s. CHAPMAN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
News Of Petersburg.

folk to the Spanish government came
from the Petersburg market. The
character and quality of the crop
grown in Southside Virginia are not
what is needed by Spain.
The steamers of the Furman Line,
running between Richmond and PEI
tersburE, have been tied up In the
harbor here for some time because OF
the lack OF repairs to the Richmond
dock.
The Greater Prince George League.
recently organized for the improve
ment of the material resources OF the
county. the betterment of the public
roads increasing the efficiency of the
schools. etc, is getting down to work.
A meeting of the executive committee,
will be held next week to lay out
plans of work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
RICHMOND ADVERTISERS CLUB

campaign to one hundred new members by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-29
THE WEATHER

Forecasts For ENTHUSIASTICALLY
fur Saturday; sunday unsettled, prob
ably showers light to moderate south
winds.
For North Carolinn-Fair Saturday;
Sunday increasing cIoudiness; probably
showers; light, variable winds.
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