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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
MEMBERS Of LODGES
BEARERS An FUNERAL

Members OF Court Amboy No. SIS,
Foresters of America, and Perth Am
boy Nest No. 1927, Order Of Owls,
attended the funeral Of John XIII
murray, OF l54 Bread street, from
st. Mary's r. G. church at 10 o'clock
this morning. Rev. Peter B. Corr
ofaciafed at the solemn mast OF
requiem. Interment was In st.
Mary'a cemetery. The bearers were
members OF the two orders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
Dexter Men Meet

Dexter football players were en-
tertained at the home of John Seel,
In Market street, last night. Musical
selections were rendered. Refresh
ments were served. A business ses-
sion was held and plans made for
the first annual ball to be held next
month in the Auditorium.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
Personals

~" n'o''
o. NEWARK were Local vlsl'ofs sun
oay.
Mrs. Charles Paul 10 spending the
day In New York with Mrs. Agnes
Paul. who Is seriously Ill as the re-
suit OF a recent fail.
Mrs. Lena Cole, OF Westdeld, was
a local visitor Sunday.
pon5s mi, w,,1,.us and vito .,
Tottanv;1la wara Iac.1 nIaitora Mon
dav
~ -
Mss Ieresa @a.sn' VINO 1as peen
sps.uIls tne onliS1inAs no'ioayA
WIN her paren1s' wiz leASe ior ner
uueios ~ wasnins'on ~ w 'omoi
TOW nolnins
- M W. anu ma nouls h,sAsasAsifher
>, I..se To-Day To
their new nome IN Gordon street.
MISS teresa MARSH visited 1rlehos
IN Iottenv1lie SATURDAY.
Mr. n Mrs. Franz valentine, OF
WoodDfldse' were local Vlsltors
SATURDAY.
MIS- Fnlhp Gabrlel and son, NOT
man. OF broohlyh' former residents
mere, spent sunday Win 1riends Ia
Town.
Miss lsesaua Rech spsnt ounua
WIN emu IN Weodpriase.
1ohn ocovllie, OF llenton wno
nas Deen phe past week ~
ao~n, lelt LOT hfs noaae iase evening
MI. MI Mrs. y. A.. Faui spen'
SUNDAY vain mi. FAulS MocheE IA
Ne~ ioIh.
AOD9IL rI6y. Wll0 BIAS O66u yt8tI-
~ rel3eises III Honaoh slleet, .ea'
Lnis ni0rAihS lor Ris fDnlS Ii UiAca'
N. I.
MiaSes Ioi1 ana AaiiiAn hsrea' VI
jersey Clty, wall spend the hoiaday
villa irienas IN tnis CITY.
MISS DORIS basseii ana MISS
L,llian OF new York
CITY are spending the Mondays "ltn
.heir COUSIN M'ss D'ha hlklhs' oi
smith street:
MISS Cece1la Kaufman. I South
Ampoy' Is q local VISITOR today.
Mrs. l.. u. Watson. OF Rector
streel, IS spenolhg TIE q IN NE"
YORK City.
MIS-. b CUB. Johhslohe,~ RECTOR
street. VIII spend New q eve
with relatives IN New YORK CITY.
MISS Tlna FRIEDMAN, Meyer Fried
man and Or. Feldman at
tended a =. W. IL. a. dance In Eliza
beth, Sunday.
Harry Cast. of Washington street,
was a newark VISITOR yesterday.
MRS. SOPHIA Levine and daughter
Fannie OF state street, visited re-
latives In Brooklyn, Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph spiVack, Of Fayette
street. visited friends II New York
over the week end.
Harry Lakln was a New YORK WIS.,
ltor yesteruay.
Samuel Mendelsehn. OF New YORK
vislted at lne nome OF MI. anu MIS-.
Wliilam Scnlosperg, IN ne" nruns-
WICK avenue ior eeera days.
.acoo nusninsAy was q we" iorA
visitor sunday.
MAJ hat1, " ,nls CITY, le.arnou
!Ion uloen'e. M7s' , "isoi '
ink refatsHes tnere
Aincls =. .o.sol' 81 'nss WY was
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
German d
b Haze Session

sxssHeaAanuAl meeting Of the Ladies'
H4dsAo1f4ty Of the German St. Paul's
y 6kuAahNal ~ held at the home OF
1n11k, Oak street, Thursday af-
EMn4oa o'eloek. Election OF
aMcet1Wl3l take place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
Anniversary on
Thursday Nigh

William Chamberlain VIII cele-
brate his nineteenth birthday amni-
versary at q party which will be
given at his home, in First street,
Thursday night. Members of the
Clipper "A. C. have been invited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

-Becsnse Of the holiday tomor-
row Court Amboy No. 5S, Foresters
" America. Will not meet In regu-
lar eessien u nfght.
-Ntddlesex Council Ne. 50. Jf. q.
U. A. NJ, ID scheduled to mabt Ia
morrow night. but on account OF the
holiday II is believed that tho meet
ing will be adjourned until next
week.
Officers were elected by Algon-
quin Lodge No. ~, knights Of
Pythias. last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
Suit II Dismissed.

The suit Of Albert Bollsch weller,
Jr.. "a. Edward Fisher was dismissed
by Judge John w. Beekman In the
district court this morning. Knox
4 Brother r.. Patrick J. Monaghan
was discontinued. The other cases
we're adjourned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
To Banquet Club

Edward Regain, Of Water street.
will tender the Riverside basketball
team q banquet ct his home January
II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
VIII Plan Dance

Another meeting Of the committee
OF thirteen will be held Sunday to
plan for their next dance and reoep-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

TO LETTING ana six room dats.
all improvements except heat. in
Eimr~rtfeHt. Inquire J. m. Gold
|9aRatA. t2S State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
To Greet Friends

Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Bayard will
be at home at their bungalow New
Years day from 2 until 8 o'clock In
80 afternoon 70 receive their
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
Girl. Not Heard From.

No information has been received
here as yet concerning tho where
| abouts Of Catherine Meryfn and
| Olga Delmore, who left their homes
Saturday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

street, h being entertained W rela-
tives In Wechauken today.
Lester Deitche, of Metylchen, Is
spending the day as the guest OF
friends in this city.
Joseph Melder. of Rector street,
is being entertained at a social in
Woodbridge tonight.
Miss Lillian Sobol, of New York,
is visiting at the home Of Miss May
Schwartzstein in State street.
Miss Eva Gordon, OF Brooklyn, Is
visiting at the home of Miss David
son in New Brunswick venue
Miss Estelle Kalet, of New York,
will return to her home tomorrow
after spending several days at the
home of Miss Fannie Dimond in
Broad street.
Miss Charlotte Nedelburg. Of New
York, was entertained over the
weekend by Miss Ada Aneckstein at
her home In Commerce street.
Max Sarokin entertained a party
OF friends from Brooklyn and New
York over the weekend.
Leo r. Donehue, OF Market street,
spent yesterday afternoon in New
York on business.
nu1sea !. oale pave
Is 2 nou.n Amoos elsl.or loaay. ..
spending the day in Red Bank.
Arthur Grimley, OF Market street,
was the guest of friends In Wood
bridge last night.
John Maliigan. OF Market street,
" '1 .ouay
Micnae noln: =, nsisun s.loe,'
was .ne eoes' VI Aiies@S ~ ro~ WIS
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

DEAK - Andrew, forty-fve years
old. yesterday at his home In
Keasbey. Funeral will be held at
10 O'Clock noon tomorrow from
the Hungarian Reformed church
In Kirkland place. 1nterment In
the Hungarian Calvary cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
TERMS ENDED
BY ALDERMEN

CONTINUED from page ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
Candies For
Christmas

Give your girl, mother or sister .
nice box Of candy Ter Christmas. Our
stock eonsists Of the bes. makes ard
guaranteed strictly fresh. Put up in
fancy boxes that sell from aSe to $500
q boz.
Also loose candies In any quantity
you desire. Special price for candies by
pail to the churches and Sunday
Schools.
Assorted Chocolates 10 kinds;
Csc H.: s lbs. e1.oo
Fine Mixed Candy:
15c H.: 2 lbs, csc: 5 Ibs. csc
Christmas Ribbon Candy;
bc h.: 2 lbs., 25o
Christmas Candy Toys;
1bc 10; 5 Tbs. TO-
Christmas American Mixed;
10c h.; 3 lbs, 45e
Christmas French Mixed;
1oe H.: 8 IhA.. Csc
30 ID. pail American fixed -. e2-7o
30 u. pail Tresch Mixed ....... S2.7o
30 ka- Assorted Chocolates ..... $500
80 bA Fine Mixed Candy 1850. 9S.se
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

NOTICE.
January 1st being 3 legal holiday
and New Years night, Court AmbDy
No. 58, +. Of A., will dispense with
the regular meeting.
g. WARNER, +. s.
EDWARD SMITH, C. r.
14O71-12-31-1t$
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
Marin Mefchau's' Terminus c

Fs.t r~asht service 40
NEW YORK AND
WESTERN POINTS
ball Dock. Peril, Amboy
Phone SIS.
Pier 20 Est t.ives. 1ew York Cit,
N. J. DONOVAN Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
MANY EXPOSED TO
SMALLPOX CA Sc
Physician Treated Patient Under
Erroneous Idea That He
Had Grippe.

After having secured, apparently,
complete control of tho smallpox sit.
uation. investigation OF vtruleut cuse
reported yesterday in Chesterfield
county, jus; gu. OF Richmond, led to
tho discovery OF Il now source of In
fection In tho person OF Comey Wright.
OF lll2 North Twcnty-nlnth Street.
Wright was taken III on March u and
broke out on March 20. He was seen
every third day during his illness By n
physician who considered tho case
ono OF grippe. and made no report TO
the Health Department There wus
no quarantine and no preventive meas
ures were takon. Tho patient was WIS.,
tied by members OF hln iodgo and 9TH
ers.
Wright is u oo1ored man rorty-.iyc
years Of ago He saw many friends,
nnd undoubtedly exposed many people
sc the Infection. though up to this time
the health authorities have been un-
able to say whether there have been
othcr cases as result OF this neglI-
Sence. Those who had been vnoclnnted
arc considered perfectly safe, but
many OF the lodge members and others
had never boon vaccinated. Tho Health
Department Will vnccinate free OF
charge all persons calling at tho Of
lice between and IL A NJ daily Tho
Chesterfield county authorities arc
vaccinhting in tho vicinity of the case
recently discovered on the Midlothian
Turnpike.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19

BECAUSE THE REMINGTON TYpE
writer Company's Employment De
partment has earned the reputation
among stenographers OF nliing the
most desirable Office positions. the
natural result Is that we nlace the
most most Desirable class OF ONCE help.
cancyH No fee charged. phone Mad.
lBon 1873. 49, 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
Climate Failed
Medicine Cured

II has been absolutely Known tina. rest.
FRESH AR. and good food do help many per-
soas suffering from tuberculosis But 20 no
really honest. 1t :nust bs admitted that th-
disease Is seldom than "a-T.ated -
Something moro is needed.
Eckman's Alternative IL medicine nado
FOR the cure OF tuberculosis. II has cured
'hi' disease again and again. Often these
cures have been Effected where the sur
liSon, caro- was taken OF tho patcnt. where
money was scarce; good food and good cook
ihS unusuni--yet cures resulted Row We
argue and urge .hat Echnan's Alternative
ios!s. In addition to good. nour!sh,ng food
and FRESH air. which wc all need
rho Facts evidence of cures that have
been Tnnde-arc Interesting reading. re-
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Gentlemen: Through EcSmnn's Ai,cra-
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stnFe and. feeling that might beuent SUI
ierins humanity, take pleasure in writing
you brief history Of nay s!oEneps which
you are at liberty to use
'Cn December Is, 1901 I was taken vitN
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ihuoh affected: my sputu,n gas examined
9 a,a tuberculosis Bacil! we're found. On
Fort Worth. Tekas While there an eb,cc,.
In my right lang broke and dtscharard 7
grew worse. and became very much enact
atcd. Ny physician informed m. Inn,
must 20 to Colorado q. quickly a, oo,sisle.
LETT Texas Juno list. md arrived In Canon
city June ga, very feeble After being there
-, "stNs, my phyticion informed me that
ho,hiAS could be done AS my case was hope
leSs. ihfee weeks later / returned home
wei6h'nS N5 pounds. the doctor having
alive '"e'c
On July n. 1905. began taking Eclsmon.s
wonderful remedy for Consumption II hny-
inS oeen highly recommended. To-day I
weigh It's pounds am stout ana well and
can do any kline OF work about INV yrnin
elevator. 1 have not an nche nor pain In
m? lungs. cat well. sleep well, and never
icIt better. ] would be glad II every person
cure eNN f-SNi'i9h
ssiGneh Anidavib ARTHUR W7;pH
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Iorming drugs Fer sale by Ovens & minor
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
CHARTERS ISSUED

Bullooh Land Corporation. Portsmouth
Va. r. A. Bulloch, president; W. Z. Rob-
crtson, v!ce-pu sident; L. Privett, treasurer
F. Nash Bilisoly. necretnry-all OF Ports
mouth. Va. Capital: Maximum. $500; min
!rnuu. $4,000. Object: Real estate business
Roberts DruE Company unc.) Suffolk.
va. Herbert West, president: Il. r. Roberts
secretary; Joseph p. Haii-aii OF Suffolk
Va. Capitals: Maximum, $4,000; minimum
sl.c3a OBJECT: Drug business.
Virginia Salt Company Gno.), Richmond
II. w. Buck president. New York; r, p
scott, Richmond. vice president: Joseph
Mor1 ,ecretary. New York; William II.
Ela!n. treasurer. New York. CAPITAL: Max
irrum. 100000: minimum. 1900. Object;
Manufacture and trade in salt.
News Publishing Company dno), Aer.n-
dria, Va. L w. Denote, president and
treasurer, ). II Cation. Jr. vios-presiden,l
y. u. DeSiotte-oIi OF Alexandra, Va. Cap
ital: Maximum, $500; minimum. nc 900
Object: Publish newspaper.
Amendment was Issued TO tho charter OF
Piedmont Mount Airy Guano Company, OF
Baltimore. city. Maryland corporation.
increasing It's capital from 10000 to $3.50,
co.,
Amendment was i,,ueA to tho charter ..
the oakmont College, Salem. Va. chang
Ing itD name TO Roanoke womAn's College.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
TWELFTH NIGHT"
BY HIGH SCHOOL
Excellent Work by Amateurs
Shown in Performance
at Academy.

Ascending tho dramatic ladder from
Sheridan to Shakespeare, tho John
Marshall High School Dramatic club,
which presented Tho RIVALS" with
80 much success last March. offered
at tho Academy OF Music last night
an elaborate and highly conmendable
production Of Twelfth Night"
Following SO closely upon tho con-
clusion OF tho spectacular Kirmess.
theso young people and the yrown-uns,
VINO trained hnd directed them were
compelled TO rely solely upon the
merit of their performance to win the
approval OF their critical audience,
and that their efforts were rewarded
with hearty applause speaks volumes
for the ability OF the young actors
and the painstaking work of their
managers. instructors and coaches
The production itsclf-tho scenery.
hett'ngs and furniture-was unusually
good, duo not only TO the generous
loans made by Kindly merchants and
dealers. but to the labors of the house
staff under the careful direction of
the management OF the club.
All tho actors. girls and boys, were
easy" in their lines, reading theIr
long speeches without hesitation,
catching and responding to thei- cues
promptly and naturally, and through
d tnOr-
ough understanding and comprehension
OF their parts that reflected great
credit upon themselves and gave
abundant evidence of the scholarly In
struction which they had received.
To Miss Ray Van Wort. head Of the
department OF English of the High
School and general manager of the
club. should be given the hearty
thanks of tho community for the very
striking results OF Her tircIesa eff
forts to turn the minds of her charges
away from ragtimc song and dance to
the hest In literature and the drama,
and to give tho public in general the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19

heneht of her labors, while to Her
pert curtis must DO rendered CON
CALCULATIONS for his efficient protes-
sional assistance as coach and Htar.
manager.
There Will be one moro performance
by this laudable company OF talented
amateurs tonight, which deserves to
be we'll attended. not only on acooun,
OF the performance Itself but because
II is given for 80 admirable q purpose
that of creating q library at tho
High School.
Tho cast and executive utar fol-
low:
CnHt of Chnrnctcrs.
cT-:To, Duke OF Illyria. Walter g.
Galeski; Viola, Jeannette Steerns;
Olivia, Gladys Hewitt: afalvolio Moses
l. Breltsteln: Sir Toby Belch II.
Robert Ph!nney. Jr.. Cir Andrew
Aguccheek. Chas Montgomery; Maria,
Marion Wallerstc elm; Sebastian, twin
brother of Viola. Morgan r. Mills, Jr.;
Antonio. Adrian l.. Dendheim; Fabian.
Percy Hnml!n, Clown. Jack Digs;
Valentine. Haywood Hoover; Curio.
Adrian I. Bendheim: Rohcro. Sea
CAPTAIN. Russell Kuhn; Sailors Robert
Williams, Samuel F. Padgetti At
tendants to the Duke. Frank Kim
brough, Russell Kuhn; Attendants to
Olivia, Marie Brauer, Elsie Gilmnni
First officer. Haywood Hoover; SEQ
onh Officer, Robert williams.
Executive Stan.
General Manager. Miss Ray Van
Wort: Coach and Stage Mana ger, Her
bert Curtis: Business Manager, @. w.
Morris: Assistant Managers, Miss
Charlotte Wheeler. Miss Catherine
Cross. osoar D. Ryder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19

WANTED. A PARTNER WITH $1,000
In business which should not Si0.
0UV year; salary, lIJ per month.
dress f ZIG. care Times-D!spatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
EASTERN sIIoRE DISTRICT
CONFERENCE ADJOURNs
speo,a, 20 The Time,.D..n,,,,,

Cape Charles. Va. April IS,--The forty
first session OF tho Eastern Shore District
OF the Virginia Conference Dame to close
here to-day. g. W. Ames OF punyotcaeue.
made the financial report this morning Tho
special order or business was tho election
of Delegates TO tho annual conference. Tho
baloting was spirited Throughout ana the
following named wore elected; j w WIZ
son. CAPE Charles: Colonel w. u. Tilghmnn,
OF Salisbury. Nd; $. w. Ames. Pungo-
tcaguc: w. ]. Russell. Accomao, Va
The following were elected nl,.rnatcs: a.
T. Houston, Salisbury. Md; A. W. short.
Elorom; II. G. Knight. EXmors; w. l. Ros-
ers Onancock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
MEETS NEXT AT BRAs1wErl.
Montgomery Presbytery Concludes Business
and Adjourns.

Especial to The T!mea- D!spatch.l
Iynchpurg, Va, April ls.--Tho Montgom
cry Presbytery here to-day decided to hold
Its fall meeting at Bramweil. w. Va, and
adjourned at night after hearing the doo-
trinpl sermon by NV. P. c. Clark super-
intcndcnt OF Home Missions OK thu Presby-
terry
At THO afternoon session Rev. p. B. Hill,
OF Roanoke, was ordained missionary to
Korea. Rev. A. Rowbotham OF Roanoke;
w. 81. McNnintt and J. q. Hunt, wero eIeot-
ed delegates to the next general synod,
which meets at Bristol May 25
Last night Rev. J. Canton Parker was or
dained MS n foreign missionary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
COMPLETE STOCK OF DRUGS :
AT AUCTION. 81
ON TUESDAY. APRIL 20,
NJ J0-2n NJ ..-sy =

ut 1880 a NJ, N 1T.T'77-1T
at 724 Main Street. Lyncltburg. Va.
the undersigned trustee OF Woods
Pharmacy. Inc. will offer for sale at
public auction. for cash, the entire
stock Of merchandise and fixtures OF
said company. This stock consists of
a good assortment OF sundries, patent
medicines chemicals and pharmaccu-
ticols, together with nil of ths ncces-
sary utensils for the conduct OF an
to-date retail drug store Included
IN che fixtures arc Wall CAGES. Floor.
Cases. Soda. Fountain Ice Cream Plant
Iron Safe and Cash Registers
This orertng should prove an at
traotivs proposition TO any one dey,r-
Ing to open a drug store.
A r LONG,
Trusfaa l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
autffnn 5aIes, Tbis laap.
TheVaIelftine AICssoaC Go.
.;AucTloMEERs
SH.GD EA ST BECAn sSD
BARBER SHOP AT AUcTIoN.
We will cell at public auction, on
THIS FRIDAY. APRIL Is,

We will sell at public auction. on
THIS Friday, APRIL IL. n
comm encing $3.50 o'clock y. NJ
at No. 1901 North Twenty-soventh
Street Corner Twenty-seventh and p
streets). nicely furnished Barber
mntio Barber Chairs. Wall FYxturaa
with two large Plato Glass Mirrors
Revolving Barber Sign. Natlonel Cash
Register. about 200 Towels. number OF
Hair and Shaving Cloths. Toilet Bot
ties. Heating Stove, Reception Chairs.
and other accessories.
WIN be offered separately and as a
whole.
II sold as a whole. a very saasfac-
tory lease Gun be made or the place
at an exceptionally low rental
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Auot!oneera
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
A Simple Relief for
Cold in the Head
By request.)

(by requese1
h cold in-the head can By reIfeTsd almost
Instantly by placing small piece OF
Mentolated Spet well up In each nostril--
i opens up the haad fsadily and allays
the irritation, Mentolated Suet Is sim
pie household remedy to b2 had Mt any
Sdq a. ss % soGa spe Ii sip pt a sys-y
applied over the lungs and On the throat
and cose1ed- nsiIh q S.artn. cloth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
Teachers Examinations

State examination for license 10
teach In Virginia will be held for
Richmond city and Henrico county for
nr'hlte tachars at tho John SMITH
school, No. sos East Marshall Street.
beginning ut A. II. on May Q, and
!. For colored teachers. tho Same time
and on the same dates, Mt the old
High and Normal School. Twelfth and
tsigned).
J. A G. CHANDLER,
Superintendent Richmond Schools.
A. D. WRIGHT,
Superlntendent Henrico County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19

AZ meeting OF Mccarthy Council, no.
4s6. Royal Aroanun held iaat night at Lee
Camp Hall. Travors MoRle orator OF tho
council. was presented with n handsome
watch by Supreme Regent r. T. McFadcn
for services rendered the Royal Arcasum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
5DIitftDr5 an6 5aifsil1cn

Statesmen. Liberal. ARRANcE-
ments Will be made by large whole
sale house with two No. safes
men 10 travel In Virginia and West
ehandise specialties to retail mer-
chants. Opportunity for men who
can qualify to earn at least $4,000 n
year. Call Friday. J. P. 81. STRISK'-
LER, Hotel Lexington, City.