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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-26
WILL BE ARRAIGNED
FOR CONFESSED BURGLARY

Arthur Brown. II years Of age. who
was arrested May 22 and charged with
the burglary OF five rooms in the Daniels
hotel. will be arraigncd before Justice
of the Peace Harry Harper at 10 o'clock
this morning.
Radke and Neve, and when searched at
police headquarters had Il quantity OF
expensive iewelrg in his possession. II
later developed that Brown was using a
pass key and had robbed several rooms
in the hotel Brown has confessed TO the
robbery.
Brown is a married man and has a
family In Spokane Wash.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-26
CONDUCT EXPERIMENTS
IN THE UINTAH BASIN

Extensive plans are making for cX-
perment work in the Uintah basin by
the extension department OF the agri-
cultural college Professor l.. a. Merrill
I'm charge. Ample funds are available for
this work. as The last legislature appro-
pratcd $4,000 for the experiments to
which has been added a like amount by
the United States department OF agri-
culture. Professor Merrill will announce
his plans for the first work. which will
start in a few days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-26
VICTIMS OF BURGLARS
HAVE PROPERTY RETURNED

Mrs. e 7. Thomas and Mrs. c. E
Treasure, whose homes were robbed oy
Charles J. kettleson several weeks ago.
called a. police headquarters yesterday
and their property was returned To them
The stolen goods consisted OF several
hundrcG dollars worth of icwelry, cut
glass and Silverware.
This is portion OF the property rccov
cred by the police after their arrest of
kcttleson. the notorious daylight burglar.
who has been convicted and Is now scrv-
Ing 4 sentence in the state pententiary.
Better out than in''-that humor
that you notice To be sure it's out
and all out. TAX Hood Is Sarsaparilla.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-26
University Notes

Maeteylinks Home" VIII be played
by the Order of the Clean In the uni
verslty assembly hall Saturday night and
viii be followed by dance In the u
gymnasium.
The Rev r. a. Stmpkin VIII talk in
chapel today.
The senior miners viii return from
their anrual mining trip Sunday.
The seniors geology class trip To Skull
valley will start Monday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-26
Operation Is Successful.

J. H. Cook, manager of the American
Electrical Manufacturing company. un-
derwent an operation yesterday for the
removal of an abscess. The operation
was perforr-cd at Mr.. Cooks residence,
96i East Third South street. and was
successful. DR.. Walker w. Whitlock OF
Layton was the operating surgeon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-26
Scott Obseuuies To-Day.

The fGnevsl of George r, Scott OF
Burtqrr, Utah Who died wcdncsdgy
morning IN his room rear 553 Ninth East
street, Will be held a O'Clock this att
ernoon from the funeral chapel OF Jo-
seplf William TayIors undertaking estab-
ishmeut. Scott WAS born in England
June S. 1865. and was the son OF Mir
and Mrs BENJAMIN w Scott
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-26
City Court Upheld

Jennie Mortensen maS found guilty OF
vagranCy In the criminal division OF the
Third district court Thursday. The case
was appe-.cd from the criminal division
OF the city court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-26
ANTl-LIQU0R FORCES
GETTING DOWN TO WORK

Manager Edwin s Sheets or the Anti
Liquor league. announces the appoint
men, OF committeeman for the voting dis
tricts OF the Second municipal ward as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-26

These committeeman viii take active
charge OF the campaign Of the Anti
Liquor league in the various voting dis
tricts as above designated. Another
meeting OF the general executive board
OF the league Will be neld today. at which
committeeman for the other wards will
probably he named.
CanvassiHg OF tho city by the prohbi-
ton forces will begin at once. and II is
expected that returns viii be in from
thc man portions OF the city within
ten days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-26
MORTGAGE AUTHORIZED
TO GUARANTEE BONDS

To retire the bonded Indebtedness OF
the two companies and TO finance further
development of the properties AT Hia-
Fuel company and the Southern Utah
Railway company Thursday fled a
FIRST mortgage on tho properties
of the two companies 10 the Utah
savings & Trust company. The mortgage
= To guarantee the issuance OF S6000o0
worth of bonds. authorized at meeting
OF the two boards May I.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-26
BAND CONCERT SUNDAY
AT LIBERTY PARK

An excellent musical concert by the
Salt Lake military band. under the lead
ership OF C. Molerup. viii be the feature
Sunday afternoon at the popular Liberty
park.
The proGra mme follows;
Grand March Standard. ....... Lachncr
Selection from George NJ. Cohan's
newest play, Little Johnny Jones
.... ,.-..........,..,.... Popular
Wild Flower .......,.........F f. II. Losey
DiXielaud. Characteristic. ..,...,C. Haynes
Chicken Reel. eei.................Jos VI. DAILY
Pilgrim chorus from Tannhauser.,
....,.- ~-............... X. wagner
Waltz. Loveland .......... .,,.A. Hazman
Selection. Singing Girl. Victor Herbert
Artful Artie ................Ar Arthur Pryor
March Troopers Tribunal. .,...., Fillmore
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-26

Saltair opens tomorrow. Trains every
- minutes. 2Jc rogpd trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-26

Wall raper. pictures framing. Geo
" Fhnrt e. 20. 81 Main
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-26

Ssltair opens tomorrow. Trains every
10 minutes. 25e round trip
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
WARD DECLINES
TO Be CANDIDATE
Senator From Frederick Will
Let Shenandoah Have
Nomination.

with many expressions of regret,
Slalc political circles and the visit
ing members Of the Legisla ture in the
city Yesterday learned of the deter.
mination of Senator Robert Nlontcou
cry Ward. OF Winchester not re no
a candidate for reelection TO the state
Senate from the Tenth District .Jurr
ing from the comments made. few men
In the General Assembly Of Virginia
have more friends
Senator Ward says in a comm,ini-
cation to friend that 1t has been
customary for the Senator 10 be
elected alternately from Frederick and
shenandoah counties. which, With
Winchester. compose the district. He
believes 1t to be conducive TO good
feeling and therefore to the best in
ferests OF the district that this sys-
tom be maintained, and therefore he
Will not he a candidate, allowing tho
nomination to so 10 some son OF
Shenandoah.
While a, no times obtrusive, Sena-
tor Ward had much influences in the
Legislature among the members who
knew him and who respected his abiI-
ity' and character.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
find whether these appropriations are
to be included. or whether .he money
VIII he available for use elsewhere.
CLUSTER SPRINGS ACADEMY
HAS MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Especial 10 The Times-Dispato,,.1


Cluster Springs, Va, February S.
cluster Springs Academy has Just
reached high water mark in its career.
Eighty-three students, represen ting q
dozen States England. Ireland and
FOR the session III. ~.
,,,1 nhiS 81, means that every available
are we'll underway to enlarge the ca
piacity Of The school during the cons
ing summer. e'5f,,' Ia,
The success of the school has been
iiaarGe1Y due 10 the untiring efforts Of
rs elhcicnt corps of masters to make
IL take high rank among the best.
schools OF the country. as training
scuool Tor young men,
EFery male member Of the teach
ing stan. five in number are alumni
OF the University OF Virginia, 4 dis
ING which no either school in the.
Every department. of the school life
snoWs healthy progress, and stu
oell.s ana masters are heartily CO.
operating to make this the banner
year In the history OF the school.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
Particularly the Ladies.

Not only pleasant and refreshing tc
the taste, but gently cleansing and sweet
ening to the system, Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of SIENNA is particularly adapted
70 ladies and children. and beneficial in
all cases in which wholesome, strength
ening and effective laxative should be
used. 1t is perfectly safe at all times and
dispels colds. headaches and the pain.
caused by indigestion and constipation 50
promptly and effectively that ii is the one
perfect family laxative which gives salts
faction to all and is recommended by
millions Of families who have used it and
who have personal knowledge Of its ex-
cellence.
Its wonderful popularity, however, has
led INSCRIPTIONS dealers to offer ini,a-
lions which act unsatisfactory. There
fore. when buying. TO, get its beneficial
effects, always note the full name Of the
Company California Fig Syrup Co.
plainly printed on the front Of every
package Of the genuine Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir of SIENNA.
Tor sale BY all leading druggists. Price
SO cents per bottle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
Social and
? ersonal

G EVERAL very handsome func,ion.
y will be given to-day bv ',h..
older SOCIETY set and niar,in,l
pcopic Mrs. William Mayo Taliarcrro
and MISS Brahdcr will he hostessc.,
q. fashionable reception this after
. mo.i, q, me Masonic Temple from s
uh'il o'clock. Mrs. Herbert Worth
JACKSON. formerly Of l,aleigh. y. q.
put VINO has made her home her. "a
Contiy' viii entertain at her nom. on
West Franklin Street from ) 10
O'Clock this afternoon at IL hcuutifuI
lca' ana to-night' at the Country Club
Inc young men dancing the minuct
IN the charity ball VIII entertain their
partners at another attractive supper
party
Gard Club Meets.
Mrs. X. II Lindsey entertained In
1ori'aily At the meeting Of card
cinb on Monday afternoon Three
tables of bridge were PLACED Mrs.
Lindsey did not give 4; bridge party.
FnIentine Pnrty.
rho Girls AuHiliary OF Grace Street
presbyterian Church will give ii VAL
eniinc party on Friday afternoon from
TO 8 o'clock. III . East Franklin
street There viii be Punch and iudy
and many Valentine novelties 10 be
cnjoycd by the Young folks
I;nEnEcmen: Anunmnccd.
Mrs = - prowry, Of "Aiinneola,"
9NicAt'iicIu COUNT, announces IN.
engagement Of itcr daughter, Miss
Agnes brewery. to John re ford. Of
baltimore. No dats has been set for
lilo woddlns, but it viii probably be
:, big social event OF the spring. Miss
Drewrv made her debut in Richmond.
and has been sponsor several times
~ Confederate reunions and on other
occasions representing Virginia.
Party for Home of InrnrnbIcs
Miss Mary Thonas's auXiliarY for
tic Home FOR lncurablos VIII give
rhildrcns valentine ball on Saturday,
February II. from ito 4 in tho audi
forum OF the Jefferson Hotel. Mary
attractive features have been planned
Tor the pleasure OF young society
pnd among them are the ninuet 10
BE danced by Miss Ella isinford's
dancing class, lei b. Miss lean Heck
aud Marshall Munce; the larantelia
will he danced in costume by Misses
Anne Brockenbrough and Anne Ben
son; tho children's orchestra or the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
Men s
SEC Fancy
Negligee
Shirts, Now
2 Sc
DENY REHEARING
IN TREDEGAR CASE
Circuit Judges Hand Down
Opinions and Listen to Argu-
ment on Appeals.

IN order was entered yesterday IN
the United States Circuit, Court OF APP
peals denying a rehcarng in the case
of the Trcdegar Company, appellant,
against the Seaboard Air Line Railway
and receivers. appeliees. This case
mas been in the courts IL long while,
ana Involves supply lien against tie
raiiroad which was fled when it went
lnto the hands of receivers
omitted to practice IN this court.
1ircnit Judges Gor and Pritcharn
ell, DAYTON ana Conner were in attcnd-
dncc yesterday.
Court announced and handed down
rs opinion in the following cases:
No. 9S'. Lucien b wilson, plaintim IN
error VS., United states Of America, de-
!endant in error; In error to the cir
cult Court at Phliippi VI va per
curiam opinion Affirmed.
No 9s7. Felipe Barreda y Osma. an
reliant. rs. Alexander Brown & sons.
Court At baltimore. Nd Pc Per c ciriur,
opinion. Affirmed, with costs
Case tx Henrd
ne following case was argued.
40. 3.l Wheaton Packing Company,
ppt a in error. vs.. Aetna Insurance
TO the Circuit Court at Baltimore. Ma.
Cause argued by Alonzo l.. Miles ~.
baltimore, Nd, for the plaintiff in err
go anu pS JonH r. Foley, of New
York City. for the defendant in error.
and submitted.
No a}3. The TEedegar Company. ap.
peliant VS.. Seaboard Air Line Hallway
t ana s r,,scei,Yers. anpellees; appeal from
me circuit Court at Richmond sun
elemental petition OF appellant Tor a
court adjourned 70 this morning a,
- III siosk; when the following cases
No, o7S. Bank Of Marion. aDpeIlan,
" Norwood. trustee in bank :
iruptey OF G. !. Mcdonald * sons. appel
zee appeal from tie District Court al
Sharleston, $. G.. in Bankruptcy. 10 be
s a by p: ~ Iiagood, of Charleston,
> @ anu +. l.. Willcox Of Florence'
& = !, c. G, for the appellant. and by n. j.
ohtgoincry and J. w. johnson. Of
MARION. 5. G. for the appellee.
No rs. Elizabeth Land and Lumber
company, appellant. VS.. Kanawha I.u,n
per CORPORATION. appellee: apneal from
LIS Sircnit Court AZ Charleston. S. G..
70 pc argued by NJ. C. Woods. Of Mar.
ION. 3 g. and John y. Sebreil, II. OF
~. ,1 o!K. Va. for the appellant. and
c.. for the appellee. : =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
ros1-orrrcE Fight ENDS.
TnttOn's Nomination for LEXINGTON ~.
------- iics Cnuticul


Especial to The Times Dispatch
LeSinEton, Va, February S.--Post-
master McCluns Patton's nomination
t t, postmaster at Lexington was con-
,lrmed BY the United States Senate
Wednesday, February L. The nomina
lion lion Was sent TO the senate by Presi-
dent Taft December 4 1910, his time
having expired June IS. 1910.
~, thus ~ Is, has rs ended a long and strenu-
mer Postmaster !. r. Ackcrly made a
hsht Tor the appointment, claiming Con,
gresham Slenp's support. Postmaster
pation on the other hand had Tie
backing Of Hon Royal Il. Cabell. head
OF the United states Internal Revenue
DEPARTMENT. Of Colonel $. Brown AZ,
len. or Staunton and Of tho district
and county Republican committees. be-
sides strong petition or the business
men OF I.eNington
Congress made an appropriation two
years ago for 100000 for Il new most
Office building. which IL expected TO
be completed next Year, The lot has
already i,ccn purchased and Architect
Flournoy. OF Washington Is now pro
pairing the plans. Work on the new
building Is expected 10 begin this mex,
summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
LOUISA HIGH scnooL WINS.
Gets Victory Over charlottesville Ia
SDirftcd Debate. .s&

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
Louisa, Va, February S.--An event
was the debate held in the town hall
last night between Wexford Massie
and Atwood Wash. of the Louisa High
Lee. OF the charlottesville High School.
The question for debate was: IRE
solved. That full citizenship in the
United States, with presentation IN
Congress. should be given the people
OF Porto Rico"
The ahirmative side was upheld by
Louisa and the negative by Char
lottesvilie. After a spirited argument.
in which both sides showed marked
ability and careful study, the debate
was closed. 5 4s
The Judges. Emmett Crank, w. G..
Rihb and c, c. Davis, decided that the
victory belonged to Louisa, though the
points We're close and both sides da-l
serve conGratulation.
"a large audience assembled 10 hear
the debate. iis.{s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
INCOME TAX BILL
WILL Be RATIFIED
Joint Resolution for Amendment
to Constitution Passes
House
KENT MEASURE AMENDED
Favorable Report on Proposition
to Increase Number OF
Judicial Districts.
ENT MEASURE AMENDED
Especial to The Times Dispa,cb /,

tSpecIal to The Times Dispatch.l
I'aleish' ~ q, February S.-Thc
House passed the joint resolution for
the ratification for tho amendment to
the Federal Constitution for The in
come tax by large majority. and 1t
was ordered enrolled for ratification
The ROSS bill 10 require Insurers in
unlicensed companies to pay the PEI
cent. State tax on premiums was
passed on final reading. after long
argument but 1T was found that the
amendments had not been put to a
vote, and the whole matter had to be
reopcned, with the result that the
House adjourned before tho nnal vote
was taken again.
pr. Kent's House bill to prohibit the
sale of near-beer. beerine or other
like drinks In North Carolina. received
favorable report from the senate
Committee on Propositions and Griev-
defining more clearly the character of
preparations druggists will be per,
United to soil.
Club Locker system.
Senator Browns bill prohibiting the
handling Of liquors by clubs has been
considered and awaits vote by the
committee. which seems likely to re-
port it favorably. This is the bill de-
signed to abolish The club locker
system.
The bill OF Senator Hobgood, OF Gull
ford. to divide the state INTO twenty
judicial districts has received q favor
able report from the joint Senate and
House Committees on Judicial! Districts,
and if passed the committees will then
redistrict the state so as to relieve
the congestcd dockets OF Superior
Courts in many counties by the work
of the four additional judges.
The Senate Committee on Legislative
Apportionment has begun its work by
the appointment OF a subcommittee
consisting OF Senators Thorne, chair
man; Pharr. Bassett, Hicks and Martin.
of B,ncombe.
Mex. Thursday has been set by the
Senate Committee on Fish and Fish
cries as time for hearing on the
Dill TO regulate fishing in the Abe
marlc Sound and Roanoke River. The
committee has agreed TO report favor
ably on a number Of local bills.
The Joint Senate and House Commit
tees on Appropriations have given {,
hearing on Senator Sikes's ELL to pro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
MAY RECONSIDER
WHARF REJECTION
Failure to Act Will Mean An
other Long Delay in City's
Much Discussed Plan.

Vigorous efforts Viii be made at a
meeting OF the Common Council to-
night TO secure a reconsideration of
day night rejected the James River
wharf proposition. The proposition
was lost by but four votes. Under the
rules it required two-thirds nf the to-
tai number or members, which IL forty
IN the lower branch. making twenty
seven votes required. The Vote stood
twenty three ayes, twelve noes and
five absent.
y member OF the ciunciI said yes
terday that the question O, reconsid-
Grafton will be squarely before the
wharf or no wharf
personally, this member said lie had
favored erecting II cheap wooden wharf
suitable for present needs ana which
could be ripped out ter ana repla ced
with more permanent construction II
the shipping Justified 1t. ANY wharf.
he thought, was an experiment. and
the experiment should be made be-
fore concrete construction WAS de-
mandcd.
However, lie said, that Is not the
question at issue. The Council reject
cd plan for wooden pile wharf, di-
rccted that bids be secured on a con
crete construction, and the award Of
contract is new up for rejection or
approval. The action is final either
way
Means Further Delays.
If the Council refuses 20 reconsider.
or reconsiders and again rejects the
proposition, ii Will not be again intro
duced for some time, and \ hen offered
VIII have 10 20 through the same III :
terminablc routine from committee to
committee as has he pendinG PROMO
sition. which has been under discus
sion III one form and another for the
past two years without nhai action.
one the other hand, il the action taken
is favorable. It will remain only for
the Board of Aldermen to concur when
the approval Of the Mayor wiz put the
James River COMMITTEES IN a position
10 sign the contract and authorize the
work TO proceed. If the wharf award
is again thrown out, 1t is expected
that the whole project for East End
Improvement. including the building
of new street to Fulton on high
ground Just in rear OF &c proposed
wharf on land purchased by the city
for water front purposes, will be in
definitely delayed.
The budget subcommittee was in
session last night, and is holding the
budget back until after tonight to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
Ashland News Notes
LSpecial to rhe rimns-nisna.eh

Ashland, Va, February S.-Airs. j.
\ Riddlck entertained delight f,Illv ,his
afternoon at the Henry clay Inn SIN
handed euchre was played. The dining
room was decorated with palms and
ns cahales ana the Valentine
scheme was carried out The prizns
were won by Misses Anna Walden and
Trace Perkins. and Mesdames Bron-
sLhet Grey. Mcdowell, Christian, Page
o. Richmond: Misses Manson or New
OfIeans' lmogenc Rddick, KATHERINE
Hobinson Annie Hunter Blanton.
Louise Ware assisted in receiving
n vase PiSlnS were Mesdames Grey
l.otts, Hunter, Guest Carter. I.ashcr,
Iarter: Chenery, Ware, Sydnor. Gil
pert fleet. Carr. Kerr. Baldwin: Misses
icrklnS, Nixon. boswell Walden Mil
Ter, Dalton, OF Washington, and Cooke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
NEW Plant Fon RoASok r.
Consolidated Trumway Company Elects
ITS Officers.
IA | 10 The Times-pispatcl

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Roanoke, Va. February S.--Thc Con
Soiluated l'ramWay met to-day and
elected the following officers and Ill
rcctors; " c. Lawson. president; r.
:; Keen Claggett. Baltimore vice pres
ldent: NJ. NJ. Caldwell secretary and
treasurer. Directors--O A. Kearns, J .
L, Allemong, y. W. Speed, NJ ~ Cald-
we'll and oliver IIoblitzcll. of Balti-
more, chairman Of the board Those
present subscribed $4,000 for the IS
'aniishment Of plant here for the
manufacture Of the product an EQUIP
ment for loading and dumping. The
remainder OF the $4,000 required prob
abiy VIII be subscribed by the other
stockholders There is no doubt ~
the erection Of the plant at an early
date. Roanoke was given preference
over Eastern Pennsylvania and OF her
iocalitles, which made strong bids for
the enterprise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
MR.. DAENEY INVITED.
fredericksburg Business Men Ask Hin, Ia
Deliver .\,dress ll'T '-I7

Special TO The Times Dispatch s
Fredericksburg, Va, February S.-The Bus
mess Mems Association at Its meeting last
ncy, manager OF the Chamber Of Commerce.
hichmond, TO visit the association here and
70 address Il at some future time to suit
his convenience. 36lg
~ the annual meeting OF the Mary Wash
inston Hospital .Associa ton in this city the
loloWing onicers were elected: President.
Mrs ~ z. Mason: Vice Presidents. Mrs. W..
II. Richards. ST., and Miss J. r. Fitzhush; :
Maurice Hirsh.
Mrs Edna H., Coleman OF spotsylvanias
county has purchased Of y. r. Musselman a
residence in this city FauQuier Street be-
tween Washington Avenue and Winchester
street, which she will occupy with her fam
lis rs her home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
House Set on Fire.

,,I|PtCIdI {" TIC IlfneS- DIS patchl
iarrisonburg, VA February S-E'ire
OF lmcendiary origin damaged the home
OF iinam Runion. at Broadway last
nlSht Fire bugs had placed pine knots
niaze was discovered by outsiders in
inie to save the property The owner
bad taken the train several hours he
Virginia - = -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
Wreath for Wnshington's Tomb.

1I.,!,, = = TT 7 ITfI1S -DIS ia tCh.
meeting of the George WasI,inrtnr
Birthday Association will be held Mon.
GAY evening next at the rooms Of tha
onamber Of Commerce, when arrange
on the tomb OF WASHINGTON. Eohr,,a ~
- In accordance with an annual Gus
TOM Of that Organization
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
iiarrlsonburg. Va, February S.
Chas. w Wampler and Miss Sailic II
gier. daughter of Michael Zigler. were
married day at BROADWAY Tie
groom is president Of the Virginia
State Corn Growers Association.