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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18
WILL NOT PROMISE TO OBEY.
Young Woman's Determination De.
LAYS Wedding Ceremony.

RICHMOND. Va. February 17.-Her re-
fusal to respond II wilI' to the question
"Wflt thou obey him and serve him. in
the Episcopal marriage service has caused
a hitch In the wedding plans Of Miss Bes-
sic Shelton Moss, woman's suffrage lead
err, former school teacher in Grand Forks
s. D., and in the Richmond suburb OF
Barton Heights. and Of Albert Edward
Chamberlain. who is studying for the
Congregational ministry at Columbia Uni
versity. New York.
The Rev. Peyton Craighill, rector OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18
PETITION FOR RECEIVER.
Misuse Of Funds by Order Of the
Golden Seal Officers Alleged.

is announced that on December Is. 1911.
"a petition was filed with the attorney
general asking for the appointment of a
receiver for the Order Of the Golden Seal,
alleging the misuse of funds amounting
to $217. AT. The petition was flied by the
Philadelphia camp, subordinate lodge OF
the order. It was transmitted to the
state insurance department December o.
1911, but the petition was mislaid. The
alleged misuse of funds is said to consist
in investment of moneys by former Off
GERS for private gain.
The Order of the Golden Seal was re-
Gently merged with a fraternal insurance
company OF Richmonu, Va. and Edward
j. Dickson OF Roxbury has gone to Rich
mond to assume charge OF the once in
that city.
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WHERE PICKETT CHARGED.
South Will. Send Its Veterans to
Gettysburg Celebration.

PHILADELPHIA February Icon
federate veterans are to have prominent
part in the celebration Of the fiftieth an
niversary OF the battle, of Gettysburg.
Col. Lewis L. BETTER, field secretary of
the Pennsylvania commission. has return
ed from a tour Of the southern states in
the interest of the commission, ana at a
meeting Of the executive committee re-
ported that the event is looked forward
to with eager anticipation by many in
the south. According to Col. Beitlers
report, it is practically certain that all
of the southern states will name commits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18

Three Big Bargains IN White
Crepe Cloth.
This fabric is used for waists,
gowns and underwear. Requires
no ironing.
1Sc quality. 2S inches. Yard 1910
soc quality, IS inches. Yard. 29c
75c quality. 40 inches. Yard. soc
e5c 40-inch Mercer
lied White Lingerie AL
Batiste. A yard. -. ZEZC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18
WOMAN GIVES TROUBLE
BY TELLING FALSEH0OO
Untruth Came Near to Caus-
ing Her Deportation From
Ellis Island.

Martha Shahoute. a Syrian widow.
with her three children, will be per-
mitted to enter the United States and
rejoin her brother at Glendale, Pa,
Secretary Nagel of the Department of
Commerce and Labor, acting upon the
recommendation Of Commissioner Gen
eral of Immigration Keefe, having SO
decreed. although. according to the
papers in the case on file at the de-
partment. Martha persistently adhered
to a falsehood she had told the immi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18
soc White Corduroy Pique,
o7ILc Yard. "

IS inches wide; in fine, medium
and wide cords soft finish: the
popular fabric for the coming
season.
Other grades from 2Jc to $1.0O
yard.
4O-inch French Longcloth: beau
tiful and fine: l. yards to the
piece; regular SO O. az
kind. For. piece. 0Z.ZO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18
grafton officers at Ellis Island. which
caused them to order her deportation.
Comment on the Record.

In bis memorandum Mr.. keefe states:
This record presents a peculiar situ-
alton. The woman has testified posi-
lively on several different occasions
that she has no relatives here other
than the brother to whom she wishes
to go. while a number Of afidavits
submitted and an investigation COS
Quoted by the Pittsburgh Office show
almost conclusively that her mother.
four brothers. a sister and a brother
in-law are living here. The only ex-
PLANTATION of this unusual condition OF
affairs offered is the testimony Of the
alien that ~ priest in my village made
me swear that ! had no brothers or
sisters or other relatives here except
the one to whom 1 am going. / can
not say any more. In view OF the prom
Use ] made to the priest not to say any
| more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18

Complete showing of Washable
Embroidery Trimming In white and
all wanted colors.
6-yard pieces Of Washable EN-
broidery Edgings, piece. .1Sc
6-yard pieces Of Washable En-
broidery inserting. piece .25c zoe
Stocking Feet, black and
white, for. ....... .2Sc
Lingerie Tape. white, pink and
blue. piece Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Dressmakers' Pins, 12-lb.
boxes ..21c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18

Epiphany Church.. Barton Heights, re-
fused to omit serve and "obey'" from
the marriage SERVICE Bishop Gibson sus-
tanned him, so Miss Moss has engaged
DR.. G. w. Mcdaniel of the First Baptist
Church to perform the marriage ceremony
next Wednesday. invitations to Epiphany,
Church being withdrawn. 3
MISS Moss says Mr.. Chamberlain agrees
with her in everything
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18
Heard in Our Boarding House.

From the Boston Transcript.
Are you fond of Chopin. Miss
Tangle?'
Yes, and I do il early"
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sions and make appropriations for the
transportation of their veterans to
Gettysburg and their participation in the
reunion exercises.
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brothers about $4,000, and that they
will furnish bonds.
Experience has shown" Mr. Keefe
says. that 1t Is not. uncommon for i'm
migrants to lie even when the truth
would serve them better, and the bu-
reau Is Of opinion the parties i'm Glen
dale and vicinity are related to the
woman as claimed 1t therefore recon-
mends that the appeal be sustained If
q bond Is furnished for each child"
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Special February Sale of Notions

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High Waist Betting, black and
white, yard ........... Sc and 1Oc
Kings 500-yard BastiHg Cot
ton, 3 spools for. ...... 1Oc
400-yard Spool Silk, black and
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lightweight Dress Shields, 4
pairs GssDC
Chicago Silk covered Feather
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for .75c
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Able to Furnish Bond.

"The affidavits indicate that her
mother Is worth about $500, and her
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-07-11
CALL FOR BIDS

y Notice is hereby given, that the
noara OF directors of School District
NJ, Nittitas county, Washington
VII receive sealed bids up to 4
e'ock I'M on Monday July |, 1912
1oi alterations in the Central School
;nui'oihg, consisting in chief of NOV
Ing PARTITION wall on south side of
assemoly nal! feet inches north
S .aHins new floors throughout the
gu om'iulng, and tinting the walls of
g." " oo rs: according to specifications
"c w. On 5lie IN the office Of the Clerk
me noard reserves the right to
Dated June "a, 1912
II. w. HALE, Clerk
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NOTICE TO CO. ]! 2,

In the supeIi:
of Washingt'a an
In Probate.
In the mater '' q
cius Horatis
Notice Is
ters testameneae
Lucius Hor.th e
were granted spt
the 18th day m
said superief ar
All persons .
said estate en-
them with I
to me at ~
tie. Washin(
after the date t
shall q all be ferev9 :
Dated At H..
this Ssth a.. he
VILLA :
First pubbe: q
Last pubhea' E,
,lss II
was paid at "a
Clay. in Ne =.
Mighty costly w..
tron BILE or ns'm
ple everywhere. 49,
Life pills for ~
as liver, kidne! n
Easy. safe SUR
Owl Drug Store
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ASK THE MAN

Do YOU want TO be paid for
the time YOU lose on account of
sickness or accident' We do it
Ask the man.
Do YOU want policy that will
paw YOU for two years on account
of loss of time from accidental
inJuries' We have it.
Ask the man.
DO you want policy that will
paw you for one year on account
of loss of time from illness2 We
have it.
Ask the man
DO YOU want policy tnat will
pay a maximum amount for loss
of life and principal. amounts for
Other specific losses We haveit
Ask the man
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pay double indemnity in event OF
certain losses We have it.
Ask the man.
Do YOU want a policy that COW
ers every illness and every acct
dent' We have il.
Ask the man.
Do YOU want policy that paws
cash on sight in event OF certain
accidents We have it.
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DO YOU want d policy that VIII
pay for certain surgical opera
tons i'll addition to the indcm-
nitics' We have it.
Ask the man.
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pay for death from suns;roke,
freezing or hydrophobia Just the
same as al accidental death We
have it.
We have it.
Do YOU want policy that COW
elS Your beneficiary and children
under certain reasonable condi-
tions' We have it.
Ask the man.
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pay you increased indemnity in
event OF your being confined in
a hospital on account of acct
dental injury? We have it.
Ask the man.
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pay you for time you lose on &C.
count of forced quarantine? We
have it.
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NNNO- FOR TT BLICATlON ~


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CALL FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given. thar th.
Board OF Directors OF Schoo District
No. 3. kittitas county. WASHINGTON.
viii receive scaled bids up 10 o.
clock PM. Monday. July :. 1912. for
ne construction o. two student
ch meal tables tor new Hich Srho,
bnllding each "A feet long. feet
high and feet wide. Detail will
be furnished on application.
Also for two library tables each
twelve feet long by 80 feet widn,
30 inches high.
The Board reserves the right m
reject any or all bids
Dated June "a, 1912
ii. w. HALE. Clerk
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Plaintiffs Attorney
20. address Ellvu>h-r- county
Of kIttlt1- y ,hIn-ton-
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-07-11
NOTICE !

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Directors Of School District
No. kittitas County, Washington
will receive sealed bids up to 4 o.
clock PM. on Monday July IS, 1912
for alterations in the Central School
building, consisting in chief of NOV
ing partition wall on south side of
assembly hall, feet \ inches
north, laying new floors throughout
the building, and tinting the walls of
all rooms; according to specifications
now on file in the offic' of the Clerk.
The Board reserves the right to re-
Ject any or all bids.
Dated July 9, 1912.
II. w. HALE. Clerk.
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For summer diarrhora in children
always give Chambrrlains' Collie.
Choicr" ana D'arrhoea Remedy and
castor on ana speedy cure is Ger
tain. For sale by Owl Drug Stor,
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Cream Separator For Sale

~ new NO. 10 DeLaval SEPARATOR
used one month, good as new Al,
condition. Phone Farmers 155
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NOTICE q q! ns,,

NOTICE 70 Z ID
FWt n
In the SupsIi9s. |
of washingtsA
In Probate. a.
In the natia mr.
Frank Edward Va
Notice Is hel:F ~
of administrs@ AS
Frank Edward ~
granted to u -
2Srd day Of e P
said Superior -,
aAt - - y II
All persons - .
said estate, ~ = or
them with tbt = 81
me at my rsi 4.
Washington, ~,
the date Of III
be forever BAN. 9!
Dated at Ent'
'n'' -''- JOIN "A,
Administr.td
Frank Bdvir
First insertion
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NOTICE upo|
FIIG Isa
hk>(

! FIIl Isa
/ h!he
In the Sslui'
County, Gtsts ny
In the naInL
Charles NsaA
Notice i lah'
Farrell, Tx nd
tate Of Chalis kvl
rendered M r1 D
ment, and f|di M
titled court, I'll
administrstiaa I ri
that Nlonday. A1iq
1912, at 10 5aa,R
IIouse,in the @r
been duly apPnts
for the settkaa~e,
at which tine Y
interested ID 1sul
and file exeeI6o n,
said account q ,
Dated thu ~
M!Sc
County Clerk :
of the SupeIsl
County, a
First inserts y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
v,M,I.fIvE READY
FOR HARD SEASON
Basketball Material Is Plentiful,
and Institute Expects to
Win Many Games.

Lexington. Va. December lS.-N I'm
the close of the football season Das me-
bau nractice has been going on IN
earnest Every night in the gym
nasi,,u, q SQUAD Of about thirty men
under the watchful eye OF Coac"
Rrurage. and led by Ewing, the cup
tain has been given hard Woi "u''
shooting baskets and scrlmhas ms
Nine of last years squad are back IN
their places: Ewing, Leech' Strouu'
Hardaway, Schillig. Carlson 10" -
Ratten and Schmitt, ana these iiie''
have already begun 10 sho" sohie VI
their old form. Among the ne" i"o''
VINO are showing up well are 'e"
nings, Mckinney. Jordan. Iutlerl e.
c-ofer Eetterolf. Cunningham, CLARK
son. C.. and Lackey.
Tbe schedule this year is the best
for some time, perhaps the MAJ &c
that has ever been arranged since
hasLethall was inaugurated at the IN
stitute. At the same time the pros
nets for a winning team appear 70 be
brighter than ever before. Five OF las
year,s monogram men are back, ana
With this as q nucleus. strong tcaHi
will 10 doubt be developed.
Tho hrst game OF the season is WIN
So I.vnchburg Y NJ c. A, one OF the
strongest teams in this section OF tn
country. The remainder of the scne"-
ule. with several games to be aooeu
is: -
January 4-Lynchburg Y. NJ G A. al
Lexington. 800.
January 11-University Of South
Carolina. at Lexington
January 1s-Roanoke College, at
Lexington.
I Tsnuarv 2s-North Carolina A. and
NJ. at Lexington.
January 2s-St Johns College al
Annapolis. ,,.-
Jsnuary 2s-Georgetown, at WASH
inEton. ..
January SG-U University Of Virginia.
at Charlottesville
February ". T. l., at Lexington
February 5-Trinity College, al
Lexington
March st. Johns College. at Lex
,pTf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
An average for eight years of

Tyrus Raymond Cobb celebrated his
twenty sixth birthday Tuesday He
wants $4,000 a year for his services
to the Detroit club after eight years
during which he batted for al average
OF $50. In presenting his claims. he
says:
81 won't play for a cent less than
$4,000. I know it's a big price. and
much higher than stars like Delehanty.
Buck Ewing. Arson. Curt WEIGH and
other old time celebrities received. but
baseball is Il much bigger proposition
than in those days. and the owners Of
parks with a capacity running from
20 600 to 80. 300 must expect to pay
more money to their players than they
did in the past
Il don't believe 7 Will be considered
vain If | say that l am a valuable asset
10 the Detroit team. I know that II
my release was put on the mark ct
Presidens Navin would receive offers
above the $50. 300 mark in a Few hours.
Remember. I am only twenty-six years
and Still in my prime All things being
equal I should have ten years more Of
high class playing IN me. That Is the
reason other clubs would bid heavily
for my services Knowing this. 7 pro-
posa 10 share in the money my pres
ence on the Detroit team represents.
Greenwood. my running mate in the
outfeld. also has legitimate grounds
for asking for an increase. and feel
that he will get the atance as well az
myself The Tiger outfeld without
Crawford and nyself-well. you know
how modest I am. I Will let you fin
ISL it
Steering into another course, the
pitcher batter Of the American League
declared that ne stilI believed the Ath-
Ietias had the strongest team IN base
ball.
The Athletics didn't win the pen
nant last season remarked cobb but
I still believe = is the best team: in the
country. | wouldn't be a hit surprised
il IL came back and repeated in 1913
should L show any ability 70 stop the
Tigers. We will chase after the linen
ourselves We haven't shared any
worlds series money since 1903. That's
why We worry and get wrinkles"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
R|XEY WILL STAY
IN PHILADELPHIA
Doom Thinks Virginia SouthpaW
Good for Ten Years of
Real Service.

Philadelphia. December ls.-Charley
Doom. manager Of the Phlllies. de-
clared to-day that he would not let
Eppa RIxey. his southpaw pitcher. go
to the Cubs under any consideration.
Il consider Rixey one Of the best
left handlers in the country said
Doom He has ten years OF good
has ball in him. and ! propose To keep
MIN. | will not take either players or
money FOR Rixey. / also have a good
inneid and a good outfeld. and l mean
10 stand pat
Doom stilI is tritle puzzled as
TO his position.
yes" remarked Doom. Il have the
authority now. but what about those
weeks that I had to sit around the
ONCE waiting for things 70 happen?
why. letters came along asking fcr
waivers on certain players that II was
q shame to waive on, but / couldn't
move a finger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
Upton is SURE
TO TRY FOR CUP
Will Issue Challenge, but Awaits
Advice From New York
Yacht Club.

Boston, December IS.-Sir Thomas
Upton said definitely at the copley-
Plaza yesterday that he is going 10
challenge for the Americas Cup. but
he viii say no more until he hears
from the New York Yacht Club.
When he arrived here night before
last the Irish yach6man said he was
willing to enter cup yacht. To-day
he came out with the Definite declafa-
ton that he Is TO make sim another
try for the famous trophy. tie iur-
|ther declared that. In event he is able
TO conclude satisfactory arrangements
with the New York Yacht Club. he VIII
name his boat Shamrock.
Sir Thomas minated that his chal-
ilenge VIII stipulate nothing unreason-
able. and tnat he expects 10 find the
American sportsmen ready and willing
to give him another chance. Speaking
OF the matter. ne said:
Il am going to challenge for the
Americas Cup. and l expect wltnln
twenty four hours. when / am to ar
rive in New York. 10 have some def
mite word from the New York Yacht
Club. Until then my lips are sealed.
AS has been said before many times.
Sir Thomas Upton or any other cred
tied person may have "A race for the
cup any time he pleases by complying
with the few simple conditions under
which the race has always been held
The challenger must give the New
York Yacht Club ten months notice.
he must build his yacht outside or
the United States. the yacht must be
brought 70 New York on Its own bot
tom. ne must either give or take time
allowance according to the New Hor X
Yatch Club rule of measurement. or
he may race against the defender. bcNt
for boat. without any time allowance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
WILL BE TRYING
IS GRIFF'S BOAST
Claiming No remnants, Wash
ington's Manager Says He
Will Be Close to Top.

| Several sad experiences have taught
Clark Griffith the futility OF claiming
pennarts for his team in the OF sea-
son Just the same Griff is not averse
TO throwing a few bouquets at the
WASHINGTON team and their prospects
for next year.
This ia what he says: This is no
time OF year TO win pennants. l. OF
course. was more than satisfied with
the showing the team sade last year
For a team that was seeing rs lrst
year together il really did splenolu
work. bat there Is no way or telnhs
what il will do next year. grant
vou that we have teer Which. II IL
goes as well as il aid the greater part
OF last season, will be up there kn9ch-
ing at the door. but so many thlhs ;
can happen which may put team CUT
of the running that 1t Is a serious HIS
take 10 make any predictions
Il must admit that we look 10 nav
q snleudid chance on what we nave
shown That was a pretty hIttS 80
we took through the last season anu
even without change beng mace II
ouEht 10 he better. There IS. or course
q chance for the team being improves,
for there IS never any telliHS ~
the trial season viii bring forth rom
the corps OF youngsters. w naH "
fairly well balanced team IhS' IA
that must be conceded-and W. W. II
served 10 finish just where we olu. "a
we can improve conditions we sh"uiS
win more games than we did; ana ana
don't overlook the fact that we old ~ ~
have much OF a ball team during ny
first six weeks Of the can.pai h,,t we
win be out there trying, ana ~
r no tor Of HAVING players injured we
viii be able 10 let the other seen ',
clubs know that we are IN the race
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
DOUGLAS MAY RETURN
TO VIRGINIA SQUAD
Star Shortieller, Who Is Expected to Break Into
Professional Ranks, Likely to Report Tor
Spring Practice 1T charlottesville.

good coach would ueNeIop mo l"ii-o4 ~
more ,hsn the average ability.
Virgiala should nave winning team the
coming spring. Rixeys shoes cannot be M
cd. OF course. but. Judging from the pitch-
ing material thar has already reported ~
pop" Lannigan. some surprises MAJ '.
looked for when the big teams from ou' y.
the North come down expecting clhNh JNa'
because Eppa Rixey is not IN the hne-N Up
OF iast years siabmen back there IS l sseVs
Grant formerly % the EpuScoia' no :.
s,..ool: Toad. from Cathedral High schoo.'
Washington: Cannon. from Fisho"',o
Mnitag, Academy, near WawnescFo' Va"
and Goodwin. ,,,..
Grant - a southpaw Of no mean aolNS
He tied Yale in Norfolk LAST spIins :" a
rafting contest. which should have gone l"
Virginia hut for rank fielding errors. Laie
on he also figured IN some impoieah. VIC
tories Tor the orange and B.ue nine @n
possesses an Ideal build for tw'r-er ne
ls tall and rangy. and as strong as an OK.
NJ longer ne goes the better lie gets He
ras MS on-and or days. however out -
expected to show marked improvement heN'
..pring lie is regarded as one OF the pes'
Arters on the team. In the Cornell ana one
or TWO other games .ast season NJ SIT ~"
niuth-innlng rallies. which turned me tue
ia favor If Virginia
TODD the Washington boy, IL showing up
WEI on the basketball quint JUST now anu
+h. training he Will get in this Inc Of sport
NIL sand lin, in 5000 stead when baseDaii
work cegins. lie ard Cannon are expect
ed 10 show some class in the spring.
az the new men who are candidatts ior
box honors the most promising perhaps are
rohn Anderson. a ssx-tooter from the MIS-
sissippi Agricultural and Mechanical CO..
laue. strickland. the tall centre on the
quint. Walton RiNey. brother o.
Epra. and another slx-footer: Thompson.
iron, culver Minary Academy. Ind. and
Benedict. Strickland has made mo I'm +
preston with Lannisan He has a knuck.e
nan which he masters remarkably well and
is altogether player OF much promise He
halls from Huntington. W. Va.
There Will be plenty o. candidates FOR
other positions on tht team. according 20
Iannigan. IF can only get a hitting
bunch we should cone around strong, with
the pitchers going even fairly good SAYS
the veteran ira
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19

the United States" continued Mr. Hut
Gibson. and the accessories will make
one Of the most interesting sections
Of the big show.
Plans now on foot will be carried
out. which will make the Richmond
show one Of the most important to be
held in the South during the coming
year. Richmond will start the sho"
business in the South. the date Or the
local show being the latter part OF
February. at which time all OF the
1913 models will be ready for exhibit
ton"
The Horseshow Building will be used
for the auto show. II will be profusely
decorated, and band concerts Will be
given each afternoon and evening,
while evenings will be set apart FOR
special events, which will attract ana
prove of interest to the masses.
The boosting committee of seven
named at the last meeting OF the
Richmond Automobile Club has started
it's work. and the effect is beginning u
be felt. BY the time show week rolls
around the committee will be found 10
have done i wonderful work.