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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-29
DENTISTS MAY GOSSIP

Courts Rule Professional Knowledge
Not Privileged us IL Doctors.
New York. December ga dentist
is under no compulslon not TO tell
secrets acquired In tho practice OF his
profession, according to "a decision OF
tho highest astate courts here.
f" The courts ruling is thgt the kno,cl-
edge of dentists concerning their pa
TENTS Is not privileged. as that OF sur
geons. phys clans or nurses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-29
DR.. THOMAS PUGH DEAD
He Was Surgeon In Confederate Army
Under LOnEstreet.

Under I.onEsfreet.
Baltimore, Md, December 2S.-Dr.
Thomas Cloman Pugh. for four years
surgeon in the Confederate army under
General I.ongstrcet died al his home
here to-day of Brights disease. He
was born at hamilton, y. c.. seven
ty-four years ago. He enlisted as as
sistnnt surgeon and was promoted to
fun surgeon for heroic conduct on the
battlefield. lie was taken prisoner at
the battle of Gettysburg and sent to
Fort Mclienry. from which he made his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-29
REV. w. L. GlLHENS DEAD
Widely Known Episcopal Minister and
Former Chaplain Grand Lodge of EIks.

La Grange. Ca. December 2S.-The
Rev. W. L. Citizens. d. D.. former chap
lain OF the Grand Lodge of Elks, and
widely known Episcopal minister. died
OF apoplexy at his home here to-day.
aged eighty-two years.
DR.. Citizens was born in Bridgctown.
y. j. lie was formerly rector of Grace
Church, st. Louis. and Church of tho
Advent. San Francisco. lie was an
intimate friend OF the late John Bige-
low. lnterment will take place at
Beaufort, S. c., next Sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-29
FIGHT FIRE IN PERIL
Scrpcnts and Poisonour Insects I'm Blnz-
lug Building,

lug building.
San Antonio. Ten, December 2S.-
While copperheads rattlers and adders
writhcd over the floor. and tarantulas
an dothcr poisonous insects darted here
and there, nremen to-day fought a
blaze in the bird and snake store of w.
o. Learn. The reptiles became liner
nted when the streams of water shat
tered the boxes in which they were
confined. Five hundred parrots were
suffocatcd, and 350 snakes were roast
cd to death. The financial loss was
small.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-29

& Its n!ourishing cftcct4-its richness
Its flavor--n,akcS ii the most RELIGIOUS
ever TASTED The Vclyst Kind Ice
Cream. ~. " (. I'D 81 ls.. :. w p.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-29

Expert Judgment of Qualitytand au-
thentic knowledge OF Purity are un-
necessary when YOU select Tho Velvet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-29
VIII Trail La Toilette.

Washington, December 2S.-PreS!dent
Taft has determined to follow up Sena-
days speechmakinG trip through Ohio.
According TO present plans. the Pres.
ident experts 10 speak at Cleveland
and at Akron on the 3lst. Another
date is being considered.
The activity of the Insurgents in
| Ohio undoubtedly has caused some
| alarm in administration quarters. Some
time ago the President decided TO go
TO Cleveland to make speech al the
Tippccanoe Club. Now he has found
that state, and IL may be that he
will extend his trip to four days.
Responds to Pressure.
discussed in White House quarters for
several days. and some pressure has
been brought TO bear upon Mr.. Taft
by his friends to go TO his own State
in January to once more get in di-
rect touch with the people.
At Columbus the President will he
the guest of the Chamber of Com
icate the new Federal building
The President has postponed the
dinner TO the United States Supreme
Court until February, in order TO spend
80 Follows InrdInE's visit.
The Presidents decision to go
through Ohio for a short speaking
tour came to-day after visit to
the White House of Warren G. lImrding,
who ran for Governor OF Ohio last
year against Judson Harmon.
! There may not have been any con-
nection between the visit of Mr.. Hard
| ing and the decision TO make a few
more speeches In the Buckeye state
but undoubtedly n coincidence was de-
vcioped.
Another Interesting feature of the
| Taft Ohio trip is tho fact that the
| annual dinner to the United states
. Supreme Court has been postponed
| twice this year. In the first place,
when Mr.. Taft decided to so to Clevc-
land the dinner was postponed from
the Goth to the 3ist of January Now
! it has gone over until February :.
Harding SnnSafnc.
| While at the White House to-day Mr.
linrdins gave out u rcassnrinG inter
said the state is for Taft, and that
the La Toilette movement is only a
| "Wintcr DIVERSION"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-29
smaIIpox Mt Magdn1cna,

SMALLPOX ut AIRgdnIena.
FL Paso. Tex, December 2S-Advicss
from Cnnanca. Sonora. say smallpox Is
raging at MaJdalena. that State. More
than hfty cases arc being treated while
i've or six new ones appear daily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-29

F. Re .conrinccd---wc assume all rcspon-
aibility- The Nolvet Kind Ice Cream.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-29
Whole Country Subserv-
lent to Morgan and
Standard Oil.
THEY ARE BACK
OF ALL TRUSTS
La Toilette, in His Ohio Speak
ing Campaign, Arraigns Money
Interests Which Threaten
to Take Self-Government
Away From the People.
Sees Crisis at Hand.

Toledo. O., December Ex-senator La
Toilette, in his campaign through
Ohio for progressive Republicanism.
talked to another large audience here
tonight clf-government and the
trusts, the initiative. referendum and
recall. the primary ballot law and di-
rect vote for United States Senator'S
he discussed at length.
The Senator declared that the Will
OF the people is higher than the courts.
saying:
Tho VIII of the people shall be tho
law OF the land. Constitution, stat
utcs. courts and all the complex de-
tails of government are but instru-
ments 10 carry out the will of the
people, and when they fail-when
Constitutions and statutes and all OF
the agencies employed TO execute Con-
be changed so as to carry out and cX-
press the well formulated judgment
and the Will of the people.
And It's going to be changed" de-
clarcd the speaker. "On the other hand.
of course. stand-pattcrs. take notice.
you arc a curiosity in Wisconsin. The
people have never failed In any crisis.
you haven't Il popular government III
State or nation to-day"
Crisis Is mt Hand.
Charging that self government was
being jeopardlzcd by the trusts, SEN
ator La Toilette asserted that "A crisis
was at hand. He declared that so
powerful had TWO names become that
they dominated all business. They
are Morgan and Standard Oil. and
Taking up further the trust topic,
the Senator went into the organiza-
ton and personnel of the so-cnllcd
combinations along The lines OF his
talk In Cleveland last night.
In his research OF the trusts. Mr.. La
Toilette declared he found ninety-six
men on all the directorates of all the
trusts.
"Chauncey NJ. Depcw." he said. was
on sevcnty-two. and l found that he
had no money invested-hc was only
Il dummy-and then l wondered how
many other dummies there were, and
then found that only fourteen men
controlled and were back OF all these
ninety-siN names.
And back OF all this 1 found stand
ard Oil and Morgan.
and these people have not over
looked the newspapers. Their organs
are poisoning the public mlnd-thcy
are not serving your interests when
they declare me 10 be menace to
them"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-03-10
Notice Of Trustees Sale.

By virtue OF authority vested In me
- Substituted Trustee In . certain in
strument Of the date of the 21st Of Feb,
1911, and recorded in trust deed book
No. Q page 207 Of the records for deeds
for Lelore County, Mississippi, which
appointment Of Substituted Trustee il
made by virtue Of the authority CON.
ferred bya certain deed OF trust exc
cuted the LIST day Of June. 1906, to the
Lefore Building & Loan Association by
Robbie Clark Webster and Sid Webster,
which deed Of trust was SO executed to
secure q certain indebtedness therein
mentioned, in favor of said Lshore
Building & Loan Association, and
which deed Of trust il recorded on page
SOC of record Book, Al, in the Chancery
Clerks office in Greenwood, Mississip-
pi; and whereas, default having been
made in the payment Of said indebted
ness, mentioned in said deed Of trust, 1
will. on Monday the 10th day Of March
19i1, at the request Of said Lelore
Building & Loan Association, offer for
S0tO "a ~ SVuUu UOOT O1 the
Court House. in Greenwood, MISSISSIPPI
pi. within legal hours at public outcry
to the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described property, lying and
being in the City of Greenwood, Coun-
ty of Lehore, State Of Mississippi, to-
wit:
Lot Three of Block T~wenty-six of the
Henry Addition Of the City Of Green
wood, Mississippi. 1 will convey only
such title as is vested I'M me as Sub
stituted Trustee.
Witness my signature this the 24th
day Of Februa ,, 1911.
J.. A. TYSON,
Substituted Trustee.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-03-10
Attacks School PrinciD al.

A severe attack on school principal
Cha. B. Allen, of Sylvania; Ca, is
thus told by him. "For more than
hrt es years." he writes, Il suffered
indsscribable torture from rheumatism
liver and stomach trouble and diseased
kidneys. ALI remedies failed till l
used Electric Bitters, but four bottles
of this w~oE1ersul remedy cured ne
completely" Such results are common.
Thousands bless them for curing
stomach trouble, female complaints,
kidney disorder, ~billiousness, anu for
new health and vigor. Try them. Only
soc at II druggists.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-03-10

Miss E G Hogin teaching so
Miss Paulie Scott, teach
ing Is !
&c E Wright e Co, coal 10
j. B. Humphrey, cost in
cases 90
Chas Esper, boarding
paupers 48
Flanagan & Ross, lumber Al
r T Jones, exp. roads
Beat 3 81
Guyton G Harrington,
mules 100
j G GILLESPIE, co. atty
salary 100
NJ E Haley, REID tax 38
Town of Itta Bena, fines
allowed AZ
JRRichards, hayforfarm 1876
| B Cot. Oil Co, paint for
farm 10
j F Melton, produce for
city 116 Z
S z Prophet, bdg prison
erS ia
R w Hatch fees, in cases 5
w NJ Peteet, salary etc. 1902 {
|Cottrell & Groom, mules 5O16
|. B. Cot. Oil Co, bal due 9O2
F H Scott, horse for farm 1876
C c Money, bridge in
spector 100 {
County Farm allowances
accts filed 1854
W T Young B G. | Co, pit
pint on Shell Bluff
bridge 1885 G
w I Young B G Co, pit
pint on protection for
same bridge 1853 5
A w Ross, bridge across
Holteten Brake $50 @
A w Ross, bridge across
Flanagan Canal 80 @
D S Jones, bridge across
Beat 2 100 @
w E Manahan, ditch, fills,
etc in Congo Park 355 Z
G NJ Turner, Z mules, out
fit, etc, 1442 5
} NJ Sykes, exp for Beat
2lroads ia 8
Schlater Mer. Co, mdse ~ O
FIJI Scott, roads Beat 5
to Mar 1St 1929 81
F H Scott, roads Beat l
to Mar 1st SO7 4
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-03-10
SUPERVISORS IN
MARCH SESSION
Small Amsunt Of Business This Menth
at Court House.

y. oyhNs
and Scion Brown, President B
I. Sayre, absent from sickness
also Clerk Crockett, Attoren,
Stone and Sheriff Prophet.
It appearing that President B
I Sayre being sick and absent,
the name of R. T.. Jones was put
in nomination for President Pre-
tenn, and said Jones was dull,
elected as such.
The County Treasurer was
ordered to remit to proper bank
from road and bridge sinking
sund $4,000 on or before April 1st
to pay interest coupons on road
and bridge bonds.
The road petition Of P. S. Cow
set ct al. came on for hearing.
asking for a public road to com
mence on the west side of Culver
River Bridge near the residence
of j. NJ. Sykes of two miles as
stated in petition, it appearing
that said was petition signed by al
least ten freeholders and that SAID
road needs to be let out for pub
lie interest and convenience, the
Board did appoint Messrs. Haley
and Jones to examine and view
the contempt tied route and re-
port to the next meeting of the
Board.
The COMMITTEES appointed to in
Ispect the bridge built across
mouth of Holtelen Brake and
across Flanagan Canal, reported
favorab'y and recommended pay
for same.
The assessment of Mrs. L. NJ.
Utrosky on Lot 5, Block 50,
Henry Addition, was reduced to
$4OO on account of over valuation
known to be such.
The committee appointed t. in
the quarter ending March 1st 10
reported favorably and recon-.
mended payfor same. Same dis
position made of report for roads
ending the same quarter in Beat
One.
Advertisements ordered for
fills, roads, etc., appear elsewhere
in this issue Of The Commwealth.
Supervisors Jones, Haley,
Sykes, and Superintendent Gay
be appointed a committee to in
spect Parchman and arrange
plans and specifications for Il e
convict camp on county farm.
Ordered that G. R. James, Z.
Sisson and S. D. Alexander lie
appointed Trustees for T 10 R. l
West.
The United States Department
Of Engineers were requested to
send representative to make per :
sonal examination of the location
selected by the Board for lie
steel drawbridge across the Yazco
River near the Roebuck in order
to ascertain if the requirements
of the Department cannot be
modified to meet the interests CT
the community.
Then the following accounts
were allowed:
T A Binford ct al for Itta
Bena School S 245 CO
GIL Barnard & Co, mdse
for Supt. of Ed 90 &c
Schultz C Son, Shoeing
mules 6 OC
) l. RalneS, mdSe 3 Is
R Thayer, REID poll tax 2 &C
L. N. Chandler, mdse 9 sc
Elliott-Fisher Co. 1-2 doz
ribbons 3 sc
Gwood Light Co, Feb.
lights "a 7e
r Herman, mdse for pris. / 6s
ii Kantrovitz, mdse for
pauper c 8 Il
ID & L Miller, feed
mules OF
Henderson & Baird, mdse 80 AZ
T Harris, cir. court acct. 10 OK
IS z Prohpet cir. court
acct. 1856 q
j B Humphreys, cir. court
acct. $50 On
H B Levy, Cir. court acct. 200 O
Marshall & Bruce, books 26 /!
|SZ Prophet, fdg prison
ers 1877 2
Dahmer Bros, excess tax
%EEx
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-03-10
Citation.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To M. L. Wedgworth, Post Office I'm
known.
You arc commanded to appear before
the Ch~ncory Court Of Leflore County
in sa;d State on the 4th Monday Of
March 1911, to defend the suit in said
court Of @. G. Hedgworth wEarein you
are a defendant.
tbs 10Th day Of February 1911.
c. W. CROCKETT, Clerk.
By B. P. CHATHAM, D. G.
JAMES G. GILLESPIE, Solicitor.
The Commonwealth, $3.50 per year
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-03-10

u L Haley, exp to buy
mules at ". p. IS %
Sykes, exp to buy
mules at w. P. 81 90
is z Prophet, fees in
state cases los so
r F Love, fees in state
cases Is IS
B P Montgomery, fees in
state cases IL 60
j j Sims, fees. in state
cases 2 90
E Ethridge, fees in
state cases 2 co
A T Newell, road drag
Beat 8 81 Is
W T Adair, lbr for city 6 48
w NJ Cook, reprs on gun 6 90
Walter Pillow, land 40 90
j M Sykes, per diem and
mlge 10 60
R T Jones, per diem and
mlge 8 90
j L Haley, per diem and
mlge 8 so
S Brown, per diem and
mlge 81 90
c W Crockett, clerk OOI
81 Prophet, sheriff 4 90
E D Stone, Attorney, IS 90
Board then adjourned until
April Term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-13
DELAY TRIAL
CcOntinusa from Eirst Parsl

fresh batch of subpoenaes was sent to
the sherif's Office
W. e. Telling. a milk dealer OF Cleve-
land. was one OF the witnesses.
!. y. Ryan. of Caldwell. a member
OF the board of managers of the Mans
field Reformatory: W. Taylor. of
Toledo. George r. Davidson. member
OF the house from Columbiana county:
William II. Howeils, a Cleveland news
paperman. and Amor W. Sharp, an at.
torney, OF Columbus. were also
examined
The prosecuting attorneys Office put
quietus to-day on the opinion ex-
pressed during the past day or so that
the grand jury has but little more to
investigate and would adjourn this
week. by making public announce
ment that the probe OF alleged legis-
lative bribery will be continued during
the coming week.
Senator J. =. Todd. chairman OF the
committee Of senators. named 10 in
Nesugate charges OF corruption. to
night Issued the first statement that
has been made by any member Of the
committee concerning its work. lie
said:
The published statements that IL
~ the Intention and purpose OF the
committee to grant immunity to mem
bers OF the general assembly, Is
wholly without foundation. II is not
the intention in any way 10 interfere
with or hamper the work OF the grand
jury. nor is IL the intention 10 permit
any member OF the assembly 20 Sc
cure immunity whom the prosecuting
attorney believes he can indict and
convict OF wrong doing"
Senator Todd declared there was a
part Of the inquiry az which the com
mittee could work without interfering
with the prosecution. lie pointed out
that 10 was right for the assembly TO
acquit innocent members from "un.
just insinuatiOns and accusations"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-13
ARK
Will be Opened 70 Public on Sunday.
Great Improvements Made and
Park In Good Condition.

Everything is in readiness al
Wheeling Park. the beautiful summer
resort for its formal opening. which
will be held tomorrow. and providing
weather conditions permit a large
crowd will be present 40 pains are
being spared by the Ohio Valley
Amusement Company. who have the
park leased this year. TO make this
the most beautiful recreation place in
the entire valley.
Several Improvements have been
made 20 the buildings and amusement
devices. and many new ones have
been added. one Of the most import
ant improvements added Is the build
iug OF large base ball field. which
Dos situated in the rear Of the thnater
Tho diamond is nearing completion
and viii be- ready for the opening
game May % Games will DO sched.
uicd FOR each Sunday during the sum.
mor season Extensive improve.
menfs have been made 20 the bowling
alleys. and they are now considered
among the best In the entire state
The roller coaster and scenic railway
have received q general ovcrhauling
and are now considered as good as
now
Among The new features are four
ncw pool tables AN OF the latest style.
which are Boo tho White Palace. "a
'Sappho Din" which is something
new here. and many others The ska.
ting rI1E. picture gallery. mcrry.go-
round. circle swing laughing gallery.
shoot fhe chufoa. shooting gallery.
and the parlor bowling alleys have
all been improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-13
CRITICAL
Was Condition OF Principal John NJ.
Birch Last Nieht-Has Had
Splendld Career

Reports from the bedside OF Prin-
cipal John NJ. Birch. OF Linsly Inst.
tute, at late hour last night. were
TO the effect that his condition was
very critical and il was feared that
the prominent citizen and educator
might not survive. Since being
stricken down by paralysis on Tues
day morning. Professor Birch has
been in a very serious condition and
from the first grave fears have been
entertained for his recovery.
John VI. Birch is one of the best
known men in Wheel'ng. and is uni
versally respected an honored. He
was principal of Lfnsly some years
ago and made such a splendid record
that when he was again in a position
10 accept. he was very strongly urged
by the board OF trustees to again
assume the direction of the famous
school.
In addition 10 holding this responsi.
bic position. Mr.. Birch was for some
years L. s. consul at Nagasaki. Japan.
place which he filled with signal
ability. For some time he was secre-
tary or the Wheeling board of trade.
and did much 10 build Up that
splendid organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-13
Talks on Teeth
By Orian Hedrick, D. d. S.
Pretty Teeth
For You

You owe 90 20 yourself 90 have pref.
y teeth. Before the discovery of the
AlveOlar Method. people had 20 take
what was sent 10 them in tho way OF
teeth and be resigned 20 their fate.
not 20 today.
This is one OF the plans you can
Improve on nature. The Alveofar
teeth. which are put Goo the mouth
without the aid ~ plates. can only bo
compared 90 perfect natural tooth and
~ that 70 is seldom that ono secs aa
pretty teeth even whom nature tries
70 do her best
The first step is 20 pay visit to
our once. 1916 Main street. t9 have
FREQ examination made OF your
mouth. WHY DON'T y0u do fhla
right away We make no charrea
Tor the services. and you DO not oblf
gate yourself ln any Uav. simply ho.
cause you come here for This ovarnina
ton THE DENTAL WORLD is d.
vlded into two classes. those vfo
patronized Drs Dedrlck Bros Dental
Ofco. and those who havo not vof
"cut their wisdom teeth" Which class
are YOU Dr.. We mako crowns with
ouf "THOKNS." Bridges and AIvo0Iar
teeth without "slGHs" and PLATES
Tor OFT DurpoEe7 except CHEWING"
the rag
PAINLESS extraction or no nav ar
copied. Gold crowns 81 up. Plate.
g up.
CAUTION Look for name ON door
before entering
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-13
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN BIZ
WILLIAM c. FREEMAN.

A far-seeing advertising
man sat in my home one
night recently and wrote for
me the following:
There IL only one way for corpora
lions to influence the editorial policy
Of the press through advertising.
That Is for the corporation to
ACTUALLY CONVINCE THE EDI-
TOR, as well as the public. OF THE
JUSTICE of its position BY MEANS
OF LOGICAL COPY.
ITO give ordinary commercial copy
to newspapers or periodicals AS A
SOP Is Just as much out OF fashion as
the yellow dog" lobby is In the halls
OF state legislatures.
Commercial copy will accomplish
COMMERCIAL RESULTS for any
corporation that has desirable goods
TO sell. This kind OF advertising is a
NECESSITY.
But public opinion about a cor
poration's right to exist. or its right
TO ask special favors OF the public.
can be nodded ONLY by copv that
COMES OUT ~ THE OPEN ami
says what II means
The American Wooden Company,
for example. is said to control nearly
one-third OF the wool manufacturing
In the United States. II has come
out In the magazines and weeklies OF
late with line OF attractive adver-
tisements OF its wooden textile prod
ucts.
Golfers Weekly after a discus
sion with the advertising agent send
Ing out the advertisements, accuses
the 'Woolen Company OF attempting
TO use these advertisements TO pur-
chase the silence OF the publications
on the subject OF Schedule X OF the
Payne-Aldrich tariff bill.
ave cannot credit the American
Wooden Company with such a SHORT
SIGHTED advertising policy. II APP
parently BELIEVES in the mooted
Schedule X. II MUST have sound
reasons for this belief aside from
pelhshness alone. BUT THE PUBLIC
DOESN'T KNOW WHAT THESE
REASONS ARE.
Wouldn't IL be a much better ad-
vertising policy for the American
Wooden Company n its advertise
ments presented in the strongest.
simple manner-so that even the
MOST OBTUSE EDITOR could un-
derstand 1.-THE reasons why SEIZED
ule X is better for the country at
large?
And wouldn't the NATURAL place
Tor such advertisements be in the
DAILY NEWSPAPERS?
The magazine proprietors them
selves. month ago, had to use the
newspapers OF the country for sim
liar purpose. and DID CONVINCE
many OF the editors OF the country
that their side OF the question was
right
Keep up your commercial adver-
tisements. gentlemen. they are good.
But II you want 10 influence PUBLIC
ESTEEM come out in the open and
advertise for IT,"
All of which is absolutely
SOUND BUSINESS DOC
Urine, and the sooner cor
pprations adopt it the better
it will be for them and the
public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-13
COMMITTED ON Prizes
APPOINTED YESTERDAY
WILL AWARD BOARD OF TRADE
PRIZES
For the Best Drilled Knight Tenplars
Commandery On Next
"Wednesday

At a meeting OF the entertainment
committee 20 judge and award prizes
TO the best drilled commandery Of the
knights Tcmplars o. this state an..
the largest visiting commandery ~
the conclave next week were appoint.
ed The committee is composed OF
Cecil \. Robinson. George Nagle. Sam
Rice. John IT, Rcnnard and 4. -
Hare. This committee will have "A
position on the balcony ~ the Nc.
Lure during the parade "Wednesday.
where they will Judge the various
companies.