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THE ELECTION JUDGES

The appointment of the ele ton judges and clerks for the coming March primary as made by the execa- tive committee of the Garland county demoeratie central committee should mars tine eiimaatioH Of Che issue of honest elections in Garland county
 Tsut'Hie- 7e-fstffrrrr7t7 71rd not any 1ndr vidual. is responsible for the Quasty. ot judges named
 There has been a day of corrupted election officials. but chat day is now where the day ol Carpet Bag Rule took stand in the forgotten past.
 The domagogie politician who ar, tempts 10 put big 'ME' before the people as being responsible for the change to good elections shoj7ld meet with rebuff al the hands or tAe peo. ple. who themselves demanded and brought about the change
 It is an insult to the people for any man to say T did it"
 You as citizens and voters who became disgusted with intoleraat con. ditiops, worked the change
 So when the political lssaes -age presented in Garland county and there struts before you the big r of the first person who would tell yoa what he did. think minute and re fleet if that kind of ego Is the kind y0n are seeking in public servants
 From the first arousai of the pub. lie against doubtful or corrupt elec. tion officials. there has not been an election Of any kind, great or small but what the party officers and the state election officers have named the best of men for election day duty and that condition win continue because the people demand itand no; be. cause some demagosic politician a- tennis to corner the market of eNa4 gerated ego.
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CAUSES slcKNE ss
Good Heath Impossible With a Dlsor
 dercd Stomach.

There is nothing that wiii create aichuesS or cause more rouuic rhau g disordered stomach and many people datly contract serious maladies amf through dsresard or abuse Of 5e stomach
 We urge every cane suffering from any stomach deraneement ndi-estou or dyspepsis. whether acute or chgou to try Rexan Dyspepsia Tablets. with the distinct understanding that ae will refund ,heir money without ques tion or tormalJg t after reasonable use of this medicine they are mot sat- s1ed Wita the resuts We recon mend them 10 our customers even day. and have yet hear of aay one who has uot been benefited by them Three sizes 25c 50c and sI0o 44a Sold in Hot springs only at our store
 The BeNa store Tho R ( uou Drug Go
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rans far tae EormeF proue has cost Sli09oo Th.s a9dcd Co tht E SZ1o000 sfush mad brings he cnttrr episode within Ei90u0 o 0e quarter million mark.
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THE RICHMOND HOTEL

B Efetoo and Son Prapreton outside rooms HeWr frnHed block from Bath House E0H Nram beal eee-rc i4b,s ca 1g'ls
 RATES szro St2 PER WEEK Call and See Us Before locating
 35 EXCHANGE ST.
 Furnished Hats and cottages for .zar hogsekceu.n- n cOuucr ion
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!. tie 4--aa~ee ef iae Panama cana.
 made from plans furnished Dg hrapp experts Germmz won't need 70 send auyuod, 10 tae sauus 10 snapshot the loruucuuous
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To tho charge that the stea tr works ifs men F hours daF 4ere ply Is made tllat The men ase Il tat baag may believe that wio uau ro
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Admitting that Ae aas ieuo-~ G afe law. air Carnesie orsat to oa re. minded Of the leeal uaSm aao rance of the law excuses ao gne
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Actors wha are oHa4--- ------- - -- NV .-.-4 due loan influx of Eugllsh-thesWans Who are willing @ acceDt small saA r,es
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There ia no doa1t M @ N tional Guard is needed rle nfmv and that the s,anaard ae 
 asional Guard should raised
 sace
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Mr Taft has aeam lred Of tAr ts.an4lineton routine and wl mase an othar tour Of banquet halls.
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Dr Cook k reported .o have a a green lecture field Any field must be pretty green that proves arabic .a Doc.
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4 Caruesio had tae unusual eNlort -e''aa -et putting oue over UT ito teller u would be interesting ,9 know it anybody ever did taUF same tamg to- Carnegie
 e-.a
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Donagbes as prohibition candidate is only exceeded n humorous attitude bE Donagbey as auy ote haa ol candidate.
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Senator Cummlne having admitted tbTDhe win be candidate at Ch. cago the next question Is wheu' h. win overcome any rema.as Of c6yness sufficiently starr ou speaking tour
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! continuance ol .his attitude o bretF on the part Q. he Wea'her Mar will be- welcomed Nl '4see IQH aeHa
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The lantary ha0 welcome yIdcd 4 hasn ur0ad Hto u.e bv sae iauc thus appears yHe
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Evidently Nouteomes eoH prcparslg itself Co be- rae oa.te srouud of tne as charge
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CAMP BELL Hft+ttt+5E P PERRY. Prop.

PTENS hNT STREET On. E aa le
 
 BOARD AND ROOM 8 PER WEEK FURNISHED ROOMS 9t PEs WEEK AND uP PHONE e23. IIuHs COOKING lta.a Cerre. Hrrnf -rec. rr.. ra-oaHa
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These insesteatious show hat orF pluHderer 0i thc people H boots nith tho other party
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9Iae Wright Brothers have heseed- aa In nklne fhe aeroplane foo pro2i Ayhat will ali the a77HTVTs taFe Hp kss.tg
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Q M

Aanao.'ao raae No ma.c Order 6t 8edaeu 071T Now ar store ever Thursday ann Nsit04 camps welcome
 GJEGIN Sd qm ROBERT EABTNtY 0G F
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Governor Dona-hey win have me to reflect over many aoust.t1toua errors. after March Z7
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Strange. isn't lt how man Vith barl always is called for the saa fice2
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COzY INN


t1f CHAPEL ST, PHONE ff0'
 A Modern Brick 5uUalao One hat Block from Business Center.
 Two Blocks to Eath House High Location Quiet Hamehke Iahie Hufled lt9m OUE FaRW Every
 thHs Fresh 3hd WHau5ame Take Hu4 ts ifatnl Fa.e Eefariad 7A ES- Room sn5 Doara sl0 per wee. and Up
 Beware Of Drummers at ceoot
 R. 4. WILLIAMS. Prop ettef h1oNr 4a FtE formerly or A uta and Hempha sa RsfUsz tEenf Qra shed Cottage. Llaht HoasekeepIoa Those oH li.l susca'ty aarad for t7ee Cooper N1ert check ycur haaaa9c
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Manetlyers in Cuoa just noV would attract a lot of recruits to the army
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Whoever told Donaehey ae oaIl 2as fhree times and onte
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"IT PAYS TO PLEAsE The Marquette Hotel

I-|I FIT I|I- T1Tret7T. a-me1 Porctar Waeery Hotel scrvce
 La~ae z4mp Feon
 EUROPEAN sas lc'eeeeoe ana aet and e5Ia rl-- ae8 Nater a r6e~ also rooms ta eatoa and toIet arE OCT Day. 
 [ Hh
 Porter He, All Tra.as He oH -ete H8 Large
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Yes, the season Is ROW in ul bloom in most spots
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MT and Mrs E Robinson u ' -n-- Al--H-e--4r reeen visitors wAa WiI spend The winter easou Here
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TIE SUMTER HOUSE

Phone 12t. Cor ereraage and Court
 Now a4e QHe-t Ho.a Im et8E OG RATzs-s7o oc to 2fo 59 per week
 8lo0 per day and ue Q Come dlfe 10 the Special attteatoa 10 crnpes N A. hotcfL ...- praarstof Form sry oc tag &10u aoa
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Mrs w Barry uj dau-ater speu estorda, In Ltur Ro on a brief visit to friends
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TEIE MOST MODERN HOTEL &N EaC4 51

POO Rooms with Hot and Cold running water, and Telephone. Fifty Rooms with Private Baths and Toilets
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When buying 2 eou-h medicine .Qr bndron bear in mind that Chamuer aims Coueh Remedy most af.eot IH for colds croHn and vaoopne on-h and @at contains mo harm- m dLus For sale ay M dealers
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Special RateS by The Week, and 10 Fdn1- Hiesy
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Phoas f8.

" TN0FVNT NFNI TNUH9 TOT
 dave 1ooper's Agent cheek yoer Bsa95ge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
BURKE RETIRESAS
ELk'S SECRETARY
Resigns After Dozen Years in
arness-succeeded by w.
r. Harwood.

In a special election conducted las;
night by Richmond Lodge. No. IA,
benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks, w. Il. Harwood was elected sec
rotary of the lodge. and was at once
Installed.
Mr.. HARDWOOD succeeds T. X. A.
Burke who has served for twelve wears
as secretary OF Richmond Lodge MIR.
Burke was recently reelected for the
new term, beginning April l, but his
health failed suddenly, making il i'm
possible for him To continue to dis
charge tho duties OF the office which
he has filled so long and with such
success.
His resignation was reluctantly ac-
ccptcd last night amid many express
sions of regret.
Several nominations We're made, but
the names OF ell save Dir. Har@ood
We're withdrawn, and he received the
unanimous ballot OF the lodge Mr..
HARDWOOD is a ticket broker, and is an
enthusiastic Elk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
FIND OUT CAUSE
OF DEP ULAT|ON
Vital Statistics Law Expected to
Help Study of Virginia
Agriculture.

Among the many benefits expect ed
TO accrue from the operation of the
new vital statistics Law Will be the
compilation of information regarding
the decrease in population in many
Virginia counties. Twcnty-seven coun-
ties have been steadily losing popu-
lation in recent years. and showed a
marked decline for 1910 under the
ligureg for 1900.
Students OF economic and of social
conditions, in examining the census
figures. found that counties once popu-
lous. with natural advantages for the
labor supplies. were in danger of los
ing their people. While IL was argued
that .hc colorcd peopl" were moving
away. or that the young folks were
going to the cities. there was no proof
that the loss was not really due to
AN excess Of deaths over births. Ii
this should be the case, IT Is feared the
future of agriculture in Virginia is
seriously threatened.
Government officials could not cX.
plain. and appeals TO the Census Bu
rcau were in vain.
BY securing records of births and
which Will become effective In Junc.
IL will be possible to determine whcth-
OF or not deaths are in excess Of
births. If not. 1t must be that for
some reason the people are leaving
certain parts of the country sections
Of Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
READY NOW FOR
ONE MORE INNING
Committee Which Is Investigate
ing Public Schools Will Meet
Again To-Day.

me special Committee on Invcsti-
cation of the Public schools VII CON
tihue its inquiry tonight at o'clock.
nearing further from the COMMITTEES
from tho Elementary Teachers AS
ISOLATION.
The Indictment presented by the
Ordinance. Charter and Reform Com
mittee charged that certain super.
Vising teachers were being paid
salaries In excess OF the vslucI of
their services; that too much time
was being wasted on noncssentials,
the elementary grades not giving "a
sufficiently practical and thorough
training in essential branches of In
struction; and that there was friction
between the teachers and the school
authorities. No evidence has been
introduced as yet bearing ON the first
count, though Chairman Pollock has
refused to allow Miss Harris AS
sistant superintendent of the primary
grades. to be represented by counsel
In defense OF her position and the
value of her services. The third
count might be said to be self-cvi-
dent. since the Elementary Teachers
Association is appearing as the active
prosecutor of charges against the
School Board and school officials.
AS to the main charge that tho
course in the elementary schools does
not give practical and efficient
training, while the committee has sat
through several long and weary SEES
sions. little has been brought out.
Three or four parents Whose children
were not making progress without
home assistance We're heard. Three
primary teachers have testified as TO
the amount of time per week devoted
by children eight and nine years old
to manual training. drawing, music
and physical exercises, the total Of
the week averaging thirty-thrce min
utes per school dag. The committee
has itself wasted much more time in
himless dicussion, delays and re-
cesses at each session. There has been
no evidence as yet as to the amount
of time devoted by grammar grade
pupils of twelve and fourteen to So
called "nonesscntials and the COM
mittce unccTemoniously tabled the
request of the School Board that
school experts from other cities he
brought here TO criticize the course
and the methods of conducting the
schools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
ILLINOIS RESULT
IS SURPRISE HERE
Wilson People Had Not An
ticipated Such Large Ma
jority for Clark.

Wilson followers in Richmond were
somewhat surprised yesterday at tho
size of the majority registered
against their candidate in Tho Illinois
primary. While 81 victory FOR Clark
had been anticipated no one had
thought the mapority would be so
overwhelming.
Manager Richard Evelyn Byrd. Of
the Virginia Wilson headquarters,
took the news as phllosophically as
might have been expected under the
circumstances.
Well" quoth he, any state where
the Republicans know no better thun
to vote for Roosevelt might well pro-
ducu Democrats who prefer Clark TO
Wilson"
That's rather a poor excuse" said
friend.
Its the best haze to Offer re-
turned the Speaker with "a smile
Mr.. Byrd is inclined to the belief
that the opposition TO Governor VIII
trate It's force on whatever cundjdat.
may be the strongest III particular
state. In this way IL is expected to
prevent a two-thirds majority for
Wilson in tho Baltimore convention.
AS to tho Republican end OF the
Illinois primaries, little is heard APP
parcntly Taft's denomination is re-
gardcd as n certainty, and the de-
lection of even great State like
Illinois is not regarded as Impress
sivc, so far as affecting the convcn-
ton results is concerned
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DAZZLING W DIRK
BY TWO DANCERS
Young Man and Young Woman
Perform in Brilliant Fashion
at kirmess.

Doubtless the scmi-Asiatic domains
OF the Little Father of all the Russias
furnish TO the world most of it's ia
nous and spectacular dancers. but
when the mighty king OF Richmond's
gitterins KirIness takes his seat upon
his throne and commands his follower.
TO dance before him. he and his court
and their assembled guests Will gasp
In wonderment at the wild beauty or
Il dance executed by two--a man and
woman-who arc not only now resi-
dents OF his Imperial city, but who
learned their wonderful skill nnd
gained their appealing grace In M
land beyond the seas. but in the saw
age Businesses and barheric retreats of
sister city within the confines OF
Virginia.
To the bcwitchins strains OF Liszt's
Second Rhapsody." these young peo
PIE. ordinarily conventional and for
mally polished members of Richmond'a
younger set, loae themselves In tho
enhancing meanureB OF the dance, for
get the monarch OF the festival, his
sparkling courtters. and the many who
watch with absorbed Interest tho
pageantry on the stage. and Launch,
themselves into an artistic interpreta-
ton OF LISTS Inspired music. Most
OF the active steps are graocd by the
slender. sinuous figure OF tho girl
every motion OF feet. hands and body
in dainty and exquisite accord with III.
spirit OF the Rhapsody. but without
the modest. sure assistance of tho
young man who aids her. much OF III,
beauty of the eway!ng. lifting. refined
beauty OF the dance would be left in
complete.
The fortunate few who have seen
a rehearsal of this dance nave come
away filled with enthusiasm. ana lone
ms FOR the time when they can see
It performed In all It's eaiety of Be-
hemian costume, accompanied by the
singing, unking. drumming orchestra
and surrounded by tho splcndor OF II.
elaborate settling.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
BEGIN SUR vEyS
FOR Ne RAILROAD
Engineers to Start To-Day on
Line Between Richmond and
Rappahannock.

at an carly hour this morning a
party of engineers will begin the work
of surveying the route to be followed
by the Richmond and Rappahannock
River Railway. The start will be made
ut Fair Oaks. at the junction of the
Seven Pines electric line and the York
River branch of the Southern Rail-
way. From that point the engineers
VIII work eastward TO the Rappahan-
mock ut Urbannn
Nicc-Presldent Charles l.. Rutlin, Of
Huntsville, \. c.. is In the city to di-
rect the survey, and will be with the
corps this morning
Tho main line of the road is TO be
about nfty miles i'm length between
Fair Oaks and Urbanna or about sixty
miles. counting that part of the line
already constructed into Richmond.
While tho purchase of the Seven Pines
road by the Richmond and Rappahan-
mock River Railway Company from the
Virginia Railway ard Power Company
has not been consummatcd. il Is stated
that the papers will be signed and the
property transferred al an carly date
ItNis optional with the promoters to
use any kind of power In operating
tho new railroad Through it's advan-
taEes it is hoped to divert to Rich
mond the Immensely rich products of
the counties along the river, most OF
which now goes to Baltimore because
OF lack of rail facilities with Rich
mond.
The engineers Will also examine into
possible routes for the proposed
branches--one TO the Northern Neck,
another to Mathews Courthouse. AS
far as possible. the new line will avoid
competition with existing lines of road
to and near the York River.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
VIRGINIA TROOPS
TO CAMP IN JULY
Will Join Regular Soldiers and
National Guard From Other
States at Mt. Gretna.

All OF the commands of the Vir-
ginia Volunteers. except the Rich
mond Light Inrantr" Blues Battalion.
will be called into camp at Mt
Gretna, Pa. from July 10 TO "a The
Blues have hccn excused from this
duty by Governor Mann. anu Will
spend week In September visiting
commands In Connecticut and Rhode
Island
Following the custom. this years
encampment will be a joint camp OF
maneuvcrs participated in by United
States Army ergiments and the Ma
tional Guard Last year each State
held It's individual encampment. In
Virginia tho First Brigade campcd
at Basic City. and the First Battalion
of Field Artillery at Taylors Cross.
ngs, near Richmond
The three infantry regiments and
the artillery battalion will go to Mt
Grctna together for the stay of ten
days.
Join Other States.
Just what troops Will he camped
there al the same time is as yet un-
determined. Pennsylvania, Dclawarc.
Maryland, and the District of Column
bia are in the same group with Vir-
Einia. TO use the Mt. Gretna field
Three periods are prescribed. and the
division OF men has not been an
nounccd. Inasmuch as there arc
enough Pennsylvania troops to fiji the
space usually allotted TO militia. it
is supposed the men of that State
will be kept together. II is not I'M
likely that the Nirginians. with the
First and Fifth Maryland and Troop
A, of Maryland Cavalry. will again
constitute tho National Guard during
the period mentioned, as they did at
Gettysburg in 1910.
Nor Is the identity Of the regular
army troops TO camp at tho same
time. as yet known. AT Gettysburg
there were two infantry regiments,
regiment of cavalry and three bat
tcries OF field artillery.
Problems worked out In these
vancouver camps, sometimes With Of
ncers alone, and sometimes with Of
iicers and men. y sham battle with
regulars and volunteers divided and
on opposing sides, concludes the cXor-
cics of the camp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
STANDING OF LAW
IN OTHER STATES
Question of Weight of New York
Statute in Virginia Before
Supreme Court.

What sort Of standing should he
given In Virgt1ssa 10 laws Of otner
states. which conflict with decisions or
customs here will be decided in the
case of r. s. oglesby Co. tnco and
r S. Oglesiy, against the Bank or
New York National Banking Asspcia-
ton. a writ of error to the Corpora
tion Court OF 1.ynchburg was on yes
tcrdny awarded to the 0glesby COM
pany by the Supreme Court OF APP
peals.
It seems that the r. s Ogleshy Com
pany executed to the Bank OF New
York two promissory notes for 10000
each. payable five and six months at
tor date. The Oglcsby concern enter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
ESCAPED CONVICT
Negro Arrested Here for Theft Wanted yr
South (arDiinn.

william Mccoy. colorcd, who wa, arrested
here severai days ago by Detcctiyo-Ser-
geants Bailey and Wren on the charge of
stealing large quantity of clothing from
ihe Globe Clothing Company, is an escaped
convict from South Carolina According 10
= ionE distance telephone message received
iAat ni9ni oy chief o: Police Nerner from,
Snerln Lane. o. Dillon, s. c., Mccoy escaped
rom the road forces OF the Palmetto State.
The negro is accused OF systematically
r"5aing tho local clothing hrn. when ar.
trsteo several pawn tickets Were found in
hiH possession as well as an .xpross rcseint
ior i package shipped TO Dillon. Investiga.
cation by Detectives Bailey and Wren dis
closed the fact that ne hnd semi away a
raincoat. alleged TO De- among the articles
stolen.
In communicating With the police OF Dill
on II came out that he was wanted in tina
state. lie VIII be ar!aiGned in Police Court
mere ihis morning, but whether re viii be
tried or returned at once TO South Caroline
vii! be determined later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
PLENTY TO EAT AT
DOLLAR DIN NER
Arrangements Being Made to
Feed 1900 in Blues Arrnory
on April IS.

Louis Chcvalicr cher premier dc Ia
Malsoh Francaisc, who will engineer
INC sastronomic end of the Dollar
Dihher, has prepared n blue print
showing Just how far he pnchcd the
eagle 10 make him give up the biggest
table d'hotc that can b. bought for a
wheel There Is comforting absence
Oh Parisinn labels, and he who runs
WI DC able TO read the menu card
WIN Intelligent understanding. In
TINS respect the suggestion Of Prcsi-
deht Darlington. OF the. Chamber of
Commerce, that the bill OF fare con-
tam no frills. but plenty OF something
10 eat seems 10 have been followed
faithfully
The prelude to the speeches VIII run
as follows.
Oysters on Half Shell Cocktail
Celery eli branchc. Sailed Almondr
queen Olives. Mixed Pickles.
canape ceviarc.
fFesh Lobster Outlets. Sauce Cardt-
Julienne 'otatocs
Sweet Bread Pate.
Asparagus.
Virginia Young Turkey. Celery Dress
ing. Cranberry Sauce.
Tomatoes. SURPRISE Salad
individual Ncapolitan Ice Cream
Assorted Cake.
CHccSe assorted. De!ni TaSsc.
Bcnts Crackers.
Cigars. Cigarettes
Tickets Tor the dinner. which comes
Off on the evening OF April is. in the
Blues Armory, are now on sale at
different points in tho city. and can
be had upon application to the secre-
tarics OF the several business. organi-
cations which are CO operating In the
movement, Sales so FAR have been
heavy. and indicate an attendance
which VIII go we'll beyond the 900
mark. Some place the Ngurc as high
as 1900 The sale Of tickets viii close
April i3
I'm addition TO eight leading cigar
aud drug stores located IN different
sections Of the city, pastcboards can
be obtained from T. y. Dunlop. Cham
bcr Of Commerce Mutual Building: G.
T. Wairord. IT.. Business Mems CLUB
American National Bank Building: W
~ Clarke, Retail Merchants Associn-
tion. IIofheimcr Bunding: c, 4. Ivey
Richmond Advertisers club, II south
Twelfth street; H. l.. Harwood. Trav-
elers' Protective Association. Third
and Main Streets; w 7. Shepherd
United Commercial Travellers Associa-
tion. il0i East Cary Street. ana A. l..
Atkinson, Richmond and Chesterfield
Business Mems Association, sll HUI
street, South Richmond.
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Smith AC CEP rs
NEW STATE OFFICE.
Leaves Head Bookkeeper's Desk
to Become Assistant State
Accountant.

t,,i. ,,,,, 49,,
fI"Mi> a'n''N' Who mas Tor years pee"
t"ict pookkeeper IN the Office OF the
Auditor OF Public Accounts has ac-
copied the position of Assistant state
,5..o,,,,,, IN "a.
- - 49, "po'
ht" Iu''eA on MAY l. ne VIII be as
sociated in The office with Captain
carlton Mccarthy. The ,uuoin,mcnt
WAS mad, by the toi,i, A,i.iltiu. com
,nittce al IN. General Assembly
IL is desired DIM in future tho dutins
pertainine Ia ~; orpce of state Ac-
,ountant sh;ir ~. extended 40 a. IA