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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
Tribute to Wilson.

Judge c. S. Varian delivered one of
the most eloquent addresses OF the
evening In responding to the toast, "The
President Of the United States" Judge
Vnrian referred to the opportunities for
progress that We're at the hands OF Presi-
dent-elect Woodrow Wilson and on the
part OF tho Democratic party of the ma
ton. pledged the president elect to urge
those reforms which Were promised the
people Of the United States IN the Demo-
cratic national platform.
"Thc Scholar In Politics was the sub
jcct Of Il particularly witty address BY
Dr. Joseph y. Merrill OF the University
OF Utah. DR. Merrill was recently u
candidate for state senator or 5hc uen,c.
experiences in a manner that kept his
audience in an uproar OF laughter all
The timo Former Senator Simon Bam-
berger was at home In responding 20 the
toast, ''rhe Federal Bunch. Its Alpha
and Omega" Senator Bamberber spoke
of the beginning and the progress OF the
present federal bunch Of Utah to it's cli-
max cf political power and sorrowful!y
mentioned It's lgnomipious ending He
suggested the formation OF a Democratic
federal bunch and The SUCCESSORS To the
"Fussies," the "kinkIes' and the Curl
les oil the present federal bunch
Miss kimball OF Pork City responde ed
to an interesting address on 'rhc Wom-
en- of the White House." Judge A. +.
Weber responded to the toast ANDREW
Jackson" j. r. Tolton. the candidate
for governor Of tho Democrats at the
recent election, gave TO tho asycmbloge
y
Tolton urged tho need OF progressive
legislation By the coming state Iegisla-
ture and expressed the hope that the
members would lay aside party politics
in order 60 give 10 tho state OF Utah
the laws necessary TO place us on an
equal footing with the other progressive
stntns OF tnc union
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" CONTESTS
FROM MICHIGAN
''efat and Progressive Claim
ne Seats Now Occupied
|0y Fair Of Republicans.

-'NefoN. Jan. S,-Seats OF two
- !" the house. those occupied
,ssntatves John N. C. Smith and
tonng Of the Third and Twelfth
0'ai districts OF Michigan, re-
were contested In petitions
10y with the clerk OF the house.
ss Republicans.
~, Carnsy tDemocraO questions
~ VI Representative Smith 70
~ IN the house. Carney claims
rss fraudulent and illegal returns
saa Ny several inspectors in the
s.ns .nsh'essional district In Michigan,
Nse Smith claimed tho cleo
"s'ority Of 127 votes.
~ OF Representative Young is
IN " William Mcdonald (pro-
49, i" VINO clolns 4ss votes were cast
Ds as0n William J. Macponald," /"
Anlt appeared on tho ballots an
s,s 10 OF Typographical error. with
bs, votes Macdonald contends nc
oeen elected.
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Bulletin Issued.

MONTREAL, Jan. s--The Duchess
of Connaught, wife of the governor
general Of Canada, who according 10
an official bulletin this afternoon has
suffered a recurrence of peritonltis' was
brought here from Ottawa on sPecia,
train tonight and taken TO the hoyai
Victoria hospital. The following Du',
lctin was issued from the hospital at
1850 clock tonight;
"Her royal highness. the Duchese o.
co,naugit has stood the journey from
Ottawa pretty well and no" Is fes,iD
as comfortably as could 90 eApo',,''
"E. l.. WORTHINGTON.,
Surge on. Major Worthiuston and Df.
q. Garrow accompanied the patlch'
here from Ottawa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
Y. p. STRANGE TO
MARRY IN DENVER

Special 10 The Tribune.
DENVER. Colo, Jan. S.-Miss Marga-
ret Mccarthy who has been clerk in the
treasurcrs department. OF the tramway
company. Viii be married at noon topoor-
row to Y, r. Strange, prominent Salt
Lake contractor. The wedding Will tal5c
place at the home of the brides mother.
Mrs, Mccarthy. 1880 Grant street. The
couple will leave at once for Salt Lake
City, where they will make their home,
Mr. Strange is n member OF the firm
OF Strange & Mcclure and leading
member OF the Alta ond Commercial ciubs
rf Salt Lake City.
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.uization Joins With the
EC. I. u. to Revive
tsrges So as to Have
tnator Forfeit Toga.
H)LUTlONS ATTACK
|HURCH DOMINATION
vity for Republican Party
Last Campaign to Be
led in Appeal to DEM
ocratic Leaders.

4 o The Tribune.
|EW YORK, Jan. S.--A movement
10 have charges again brought
Nd in the senate against Sena-
los Smoot has been put under
|iy leaders OF the National
|tr Of Mothers. It is un-
b that they viii cooperate with
e. T, L., which long has been
Nrring TO got other women's or
lions TO aid in crusade against
2umOn hierarchy.
tsg yssolutions were adopted to-
y the executive committee Of the
6s' congress, which is meeting
b; two days.
ftsoluiloDs ask the senate to re-
lae smoOt case because "thc ma
report OF the senate committee
Esileses aud elections IN regard TO
y we're ignored and the minority
Eaecepitd.' . The resolutions also
eit II appears from the evidence
! chief prophet OF The Mormon
\ that the Mormon leaders have
Ed all compacts which they made
lhs United States in order to gain
<y, rcstoration OF property nnd
BOD"
resoluiions 90 OIL 10 say that
y leaders "lnisuSe their restored
N 10 compel the practice OF polyG-
iat they dominate civil affairs
lh and that Mormon leaders
themselves. tfcir crimes and thci:
p from punishment and from pub
tswent BY means OF the Uncon-
pc use OF financial and political
MORMON chUrCh is z kingdom set
aln This republic the resolutions
re Folding for its purpose the
|rlon OF Christian marriage and
Femment, Conditions within the
N Kingdom and the supineness OF
"eTnment have become intolera-
-.
01nniWee urges the punishment o.!
'%Y lcaders and the preservation
uAss " the Mormon people In all
|'ga's as American citizens. II Is
-senuon Of the executive committee
~ discGsslon OF the Smoot case
Fmelpa! topic Of the national con-
|,h Boston In May. IT Is under
uN' strong pressure will be brought
on Inc Democratic leaders of the
session OF congress. 1t is be-
ult The case can be placed before
sln Particular strength because
moving that can be made of the
n OF tho Mormon leaders In help
republican party in the recent
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sentcnce Approved.

r., 1nlcrnational MOVE ScrVIue'
wAsHIEGTON, Jan. s'-fTcs'uen' e..
Taft ,odav approved the sentence Oh oiS~
,,,,ssai Imposcd by Secretary Of the Navy
,,.y.r on Lieutenant A. Hehey OF Inc
.,ro corns for drunkenness and con
..,a, u,,becouning a gentleman.
Ii.,,torant Hcfey, according TO the
a,,a,n,- nj the court martial. was intoHi-
a,aa on Friday. December 1S. and WAS
.,,.r.fo,e unluoky enough 10 draw DIS
rnjssal fIc Is native OF io"a "r'
',' ~, no. attached 10 the North Dakota
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Her Grace Hurried From
Ottawa to Royal Victoria
Hospital in Montreal.

~ TTAWA. Ont. Jan. S.-An official
bulletin today says that the
Duchess OF Connaught. wife Of
the governor general Of Canada,
is suffering FROM recurrence oil per
itonitis and it has been deemed advl6-
able to remove her to, the Royal VIC
toria hospital at Montreal
The Duchess of Connaught was Ia
ken to Montreal tonight On speclai
train, The Duke OF Connaught and the
Princess Patricia accompanied her. On
the arrival Of the train at Montreal, the
patient will be taken TO the Royal vac
tnria hospital.
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Wife Sought Divorce.

Shortly before the holidays Mrs.
Christensen instituted proceedings Tor q
divorce from Christensen The princi-
pal charge made by the wife was that
her husband had caused her arrest and
detention for four days IN the county
Jail. several weeks ago, on statutory
charge. When The case came. up for
preliminary hearing before Justice a.
s. Harper, Christensen did rot wish
to push the charges against his wife,
and she was permitted TO 20 upon the
motion OF counsel for the state.
4 letter addressed to the city and
county officials was lett by the slayer
in explanation OF his act. IN it he is
said 20 have charged mis- wife with III
fidelity. and 30 nave given the name Of
a man believed by him to have been
responsible for her fall, The letter,
which is now IN the hands of tho police,
is said TO contain Il complaint that
Mrs. Christensen had beou led astray
through frequenting certain resorts. 1t
concludes with request that it be not
published
Mrs. Christensen was in the act OF put
ting supper on the table for her children
whom her husband entered The Kitchen
and began firing at ner. The first three
shots missed. one of them tlattening
against the warming oven Of the range
Christensen then leaped closer to his
wife. and as she turned away In terror.
sent bullet through her back. IL pierced
her heart killing her instantly. The pow
der burned her clothing.
The last shot In tho revolver Chrlstcn-
sen fired iuto his own body. AS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
SUIT IS BROUGHT
FOR SECURITIES

D,rNvER. Colo. Jan. s.-A suit aeniisa.
1..,,rndo-I,,ah Construction company
uas brought today by w. w watson ,I
for the Denver Railways Secu'l-
t,es company. to recover securities .,o. w.
.'e - annrox,rnateIy $5,ooo,ooo consist
=, notes and other securities a'ieeeu
- be the property Of tho latter com
The notes and securities are a.ieeeo ~ ~
.,a ,ecp originally issued by DAVID H.
Moffat TO aid in the construction o, VIZ
Denycr. Northwestern & Pacii,c ia''i'
90 sec,,re that roads securities
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Action Is Definite.

Out OF multitude of recommcnda-
tions. speeches and prolonged open dis
cussions, the following resolution, pre-
sented by Judge Z. T., ColboTu and
amended by George NJ, Cannon, was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That it is the sense OF
this meeting that there is an i'm
peratiye and immediate need for the
creation of d reserve supply OF water
commensurate with the present Inn
portance and future requirements oil
Salt Lake City; and,
Resolved That TO further the cs-
tabhshmeut OF such a supply the
Commercial club board OF governors
be and hereby Us authorized and re-
quested To appoint committee OF
Ave. who shall confer with the Com
mercial club committee on parks and
public improvements, the city cuin-
missioner OF water supply and the
city commissioners generally. No de-
wise and put into effect with proper
engineering assistance Practical
plan 10 provide reserve reservoir
system ample to impound supply
OF water sufficient To meet present
requirements and all expected future
emergencies.
The assembled property owners select
ed George Dcrn as chairman Of the meet
Ing and w. c. Stark as secretary. fol-
lowing an announcement of the purpose
OF the meeting by Secretary Joseph l..
Calne OF the Commercial club. Mr.. Dern
said that the meeting was meant 10 find
means OF ayerting crises such as had just
been passed and OF bringing about tho
esta blishment OF a great. adequate wutor
supply for years TO come. rather than to
ind fault with anybody.
Lafayette Hanchett. to whom the Com
Continued on Page Thrse.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
Market Plan Fails.

DECATUR. H., Jan, S.-May or
Deneen today declared that the De-
catur public market started fifteen
months ago in an effort to reduce the
high cost of living has proved a fail
ure and probably will be abandoned.
Farmers and bucksters ARE credited
with charging ''stcre' priccs for thcir
products in the public market:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09

y imperative demand for the es-
~ taolishment az quickly as pos
~ sible Of vast water supply
system and great reservoirs
adequate not only to meet all present
requirements Of the city but also to fill
every need when the city has doubled
or tnpled in population was the key
note of a mass meeting at the CONNER
cial club last night, attended by 200
property owners representing all busi-
ness and industrial classes Of Salt Lake.
The important question of Salt
Lakes water supply, which has been
before civic and commercial organiza-
tions as we'll as the public for many
years, was thoroughly discussed. AL
though a number of speakers sharply
criticised The department of waterworks
and water supply, declaring that the
water crisis through which the city had
Just passed was due to negligence or
the part of those in charge, they we're
ruled out of order, it being set forth
that the meeting was for the purpose
of devising ways and means to solve
the water supply question and not of
iudulgiug in personalities over ipdivid-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
'nu, 'nu'I,ANS MAY SELL.
'SAL 10 ENGLlSHMEN

\ nr.ah' "ah' S.-Anerican coal own
B p,,, 10 furnish British con-
8xsa coal at lower prices than
x,nDS the producers or the
Suh,,ss according 10 q state
"oo today In the Shipping
snras head OF the Welsh
sduas will sail for New York
|aas Al to visit American coal
M "ay put the matter into prac-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
Johnson Stirs Hearers.

TiJmun ID. Johnson of Ogden created
an uproar. in his response to the toast,
1.-THE Late Unpleasantness. Judge
Johnson dwelt on the fact that Utah and
Vermont were the only states In the
union that had upheld the sacred prin-
ciples of the constitution by voting for
Taft, and no spoke sadly for the other
forty-slx states that had 40 far forgot
ten themselves as to vote either for VIII
son or Roosevelt and thereby imperl-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
Pooled the Profits.

You mean II pooled tho pro6ts?' in
ouIred Representative Humphreys.
"Yes" Mr Seagcr replied,
"Wc frequently got instructions to put
on a fighting boat Mr.. Scagcr fur
thcr testified. THAT is. to put In the
berth boat With rates so low as 10
drive a competitor out Of business. The
loss was divided pro rata among tho
lines"
AIR Seagcr also stated that a gentle
Continued on Page Three.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
Salt Lakers in Now York,

.,.ioI ,n The ~~~!bunc
NEN YORK, Jan, s.--Waldof' W. W.
.,,r,stronz. McALpin, l., c. Thompson.
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Board of Governors of
the Club Will Appoint
a Special Committee of
Five to Take Up Ques-
ton With City Com
missioner and Experts
and Find Solution.

Fire Chief William II. Bywatcr
said last night that the pressure
gauge at the central IRE station
was again registering at the high
mark Of ninety pounds,
THE pressure has been rising
since 8 o'clock Tuesday night, and
now that we have the water from
Cottonwood turned into the mains,
I DO not anticipate any further
shortage said Chief Bywater.
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FUNERAL

Read in Sundays Tribune the
Melancholy Adventures of Fun
eral Yacht
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Continued on Page Three.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28

Staunton Va, December -Charu-
ms Htothers' Greeks. who have for q
number OF years rum two establish
m"nts. Coufect1uery and a. resta,i-
rant doing large b1simess. lave made
tors, with heavy liabilities and small
Set. lhoy have many creditors here
among business men of ali Glasses. No
S'at"ment OF assets and Liabilities has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
FLATS.
I02S WEST rRANkLIH

l02S WEST FRANKLIN STREET,
furnished. $3.50 year
2G19 PARK AVENCE. LOWER Flat
seven rooms. modern. $500 year
2GI9 PARK AVENUE, UPPER FLAT
eight rooms. modern $500 wear.
i"i-A NORTH Boulevard, UPPER
ha. *eXen rooms, modern, hot water
VEST GRACE STREET, Low Err
2525 STUART AVENUE, SECOND
Hat; nv, rooms. modern. $3.50 year
! NORTH ALLEN AVENUE, t'PPI:R
Iat: nNs rooms modern. $500 year
sig NORTH TENTH UPPER FLAT.
tour roms, S3nu year.
NOS. Z, AND l. SOUTH ROBINSON
street. upper HATS. Ave rooms bath
gas range, sac year.
NOS. 53e1 AND 1905 EAST MARSHALL
ran n; e.,, 1l' lights, $3.50 year " -
!! So II SON STREET. LOW
er hai. foul .oms. bath S22a year,
20 SOUTH DAVIS AN ENCE LOWER
H2t: Tour rooms. BATH sas range
24l6 WEST CARY STREET. UPPER
nat five rooms, bath, 5000 year.
~ ttiAFFIN STREET. LOWER
hat. four rooms $l.2 year
-l2h CHAFFiN STREET. UPPER
nat iive rooms. sl4i year
1888 WEST CARY STKEf:T. UPPER
Nat, three rooms, $50 year
1850 WEST CALI STiicEr. UPPER
nat three rooms 500 year
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Rral Gstate I1lantco
LIST YouH Farms WITH i \. con.
NELi.l " 60 Write postal for nee

LIST Y2pn EAEM: WITH ], y. con
sal5 blanhs
c%perj farar, w.ii.hes r. farm i q ~
size. with privilege L. Guy With
one year. VIII guarantee owner IL
Per cent on purchase price for FIRST
Yer Address l. i77 care Times
LIST loJE ta,';Ms AND cry PROP
eTdty w%;!h us NM. vi. MILLER; K
w hf{, 70 RENT rcnNls1iEp
!x..enrs' experience. Il los. care
Times Dispatch.
% 70 IS AcKEs wIrH MODERN
cod water barn, etc. Ashland or
three or four miles from Richmond.
ADDRESS CASH. T.. g. i:oN g. Rich-
moud. Va
Will ENY NICE MODERN HOME IN
West End. prefer dealings direct f.
40 care Times pispatch
WANTED. 10 HEAR FROM OWNER
who has good farm for sale Send
dcscfipton and price. NORTH
WESTERN u jSlNESS AGENCY.
minneapolis. iiiiiu.
WANTED. To EXCHANGE CHESTER
field farm for home with large lot.
i'm city or suburbs. farm has -
acres. e,ght-room house. all build
ings: six miles out ADDRESS Box
500 CITY
WISH no BUY, DIRECT FRDM OWN
en- Il five on siN-room frame hou Sc
on Church sill. in good locaiion do
not want to pay over scope Ad-
drcsS = IS. care Times Dispatch
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oNE CUT -r%DEE RUHBER-TIHED
surrey. Sl25; one cut-uuder ruhb"f-
pT.d surrey. El35, both rood as new.
several othe! surrcys and bugEics
that may :uit you, second hand. ono
kood pna"ton which VIII maze aplcn-
did JOB FOR business purposes one
open spring wagon. good AS new.
=" cheaper than when new one.
heaNy wagon. good for draying pur-
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HOW TO SHOP BY MAH

% s h4 pepa so on. .ps s
tho city owng
% fe fT5 hich vii
in
"'hH iof
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STORES OR OFFICES.

sos WEST BROAD STREET. STORE
viii VIII Two lofts aboys; furnace for
6l. EAST MAIN STREET. SToRE
Il; ~ EAST MAIN STREET. STORE
2c7 NORTH SMITH STREET. STORE
Sl.2oo Year.
24so EAST nno.sp STREET. STORE,
$50 SOUTH HARRISON STREET
store and fiat above. four room,
bath; stable in rear. 5000 year. -
moor. dentist Offices sa0o YEAR.
63l EAST MAIN S1RaGT, OFFIcIl
space In front; first floor. $40 wear.
80. NORTH TIVE FIFTH STREET,
store. S2lG year
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS CO,
REAL ESTATE: DEPARTMENT,
go East ,i:.ln Street.
Q. a HAWKINS. MANAGER.
Foh RENT BARGAINS.
lo2 2oo EAST T,s3 MAIN STREET. SEVEN
q; SliNFEK STREET, NINE ROOMS
'1s 3aa,, WET !ssg FRANKLIN STREET
50! WEST GRACE STREET urLA1,,
l7is GRo .a AvENuE. SIN ROOMS
S2l NORTH TWENTY THIRD ST.
nvc rooms So month.
900 SOUTH MEADOW STREET. SIN
rooms. SIC month
FARM. FIVE ACRES AND DWELLING;
eight rooms. on bowling Green Road.
near city, $500.
JOHN T. GuDDIN & 60.
If c Its ABOUT CoLoKEp PROPERTY.
that class of business T. A.
cEPHAS. corner Second and Leigh
Streets. Phone Monroe SIS.
For RENT. roRT:oN or MAIN
street store, near the post o,Iicc
For full particulars. address i. Il &.
hoX Coz. City.
SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS. I'll
and 7l3 West Broad street, :. 200
square feet space. Ideal for mani
i"cb !, ,G, Cheap rent. POLLARD
FOR RENT.
OFFICES. CENTRALLY LOCATED
,W4r rent second floor. No. $50 Ens,
Nam street over Richmond Trust
STORE OR LARGE OFFICE cnx-
trai' No. 100 North Seventh Street.
RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS co
Real Estate Department,
$50 East Main street
FoK RENT. PORTION OF MAIN
street store. near the Dost-ofiica
For full particulars, address a. + g.
Box 800. CITY. - Va
If IT'S ABOUT CoI.ORED PROPERTY
consult the agent who spccializcs on
tnni class of business d. 4
CEPHAS. corner Second ard Leigh
Streets. Phone Monroe SIS.
FOR RENT, HOUSE. SIX ROOMS AMI
bath, hot and cold water. latrobo.
within two blocks OF Stouewail
Jackson School. on Main Street; UNI
or Madison 31oL
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lSpuJll6 for 1Srnt

NICELY FURNISHED. HEATED
rooms: soc. day up THE ROANOKE.
ia North Eighth.
For RENT. BACHELOR APART
memt furnished. three rooms ana
bath, modern. very reasonable:
party leaving town, Address y us.
care Times Dispatch.
LARGE FRONT ROOM TO GENrLB-
lsmcn. AZ West Grace street.
FURNISHED ROOMS REASONAULE.
all convenicnces: phone and bath
opposite the Jefferson Hotel il5
West Main street.
FOR RENT. ONE DOUBLE AND ONH
water heat: private family: good To- 10.
caliiy; first class board If desired.
Madison 6196,
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS !. FOR
nov enshe XXX nian gaS private meter;
tlcmen. Ga East Leigh
BRIGHT HANDSOME ROOMS FOR
exclusive tenants, in cultured home;
H next door ir. 70 Jefferson Hotel 100
FOR RENT. FURNISHED FRONT
room, heated. with or without board.
Two gentlemen or couple 10 West
Main. opposite Jefferson
Two. CONNECTING ROOMS FUR
niSheu for housekeeping bath adj
joining. iO5 East Leigh.
LARGE FRONT FURNISHED ROOM
.-
NICE LARGE HEATED ROOM WITH
nahed. acl South Third. OF ""'"'-
TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS FTjE-
nishod for housekeeping. lOi West
NICELY FURNISHED OF UN.uK-
nished four-room apartment 20 North
Roland.
LARGE ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR TWO
gentlemen or couple; central 800
East Grace.
TWO LARGE CONNECTING ROOMS
on second floor: furnished or unfur-
niShed; for light housekeeping: $40
per month. sos North Seventh street
9lo EAST CLAY, NICELY HEATED
furnished rooms. Phone Madison
i5l3
UNFuRNlSHED ROOMS, FURNISHED
rooms, with heat sol East Leigh.
i'oH RENT. TO GENTLEMEN. Two
arg arg attraciiv" nicely. furnished
bath and phone; South Third Street.
near Cary. Phone Madison 500.
/ TWO FURNISHED OR UNFuRNISHE:p
rooms. second floor. convenient TO
s enth YIN Ta. ,! rent separately if de
TWO. HEATED ROOMS: Also ROOM
can Monroe 02i2-L
For RENT. SECOND FLOOR FRONT
room; central location. Phone Mon
roe $500.
LARGE. FURNISHED ROOM FOR oNt.
convenient To three car lines: steam,
heat. bath and telephone. Madison
1880. 1907 Floyd Avenue
EoE RENT. NO. a33 SOUTH CHERRY
street, tre rooms. gas and water.
Apply eos South Cherry
ROOMS. FURNISHED FOR LIGHT
h"nselic epina; also other rooms 500
East Clay.
NICELY FuKNIsHED rEoNT ROOM
Tor rcnt 10? South Fifth.
FOUR ROOMS AND BATII. WAITER
ana bath. lis Third Avenue. High
land Park.
HEATED FRONT ROOMS; ALSO FUR
nished apartment; 800 East Frank =
LARGE HEATED FRONT SECOND
story. room, fov iscntlemcr. 30I East
Franklin.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. NEAL,
bath; also storage room. lee south
| IN VIRGINIA BUILDING, FIFTH AND
Main; beautiful front room: newly
furnished; thoroughly modern Gle
vhtor. telephone; fourth floor; gen
tcmen.
| S14 EAST CLAY: WE'LL FURNISHED
rooms; central; transients also.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISu1p
rooms 3l4 East Franklin.
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NOTICD ANIMAL. AIEETINt

NE SHAREHOLDER Of THIS
bank viii hold the annual election
OF directors and consider such other
business rs can properly come before
them, at their banking house on
LucSday, January 10. 1914. ut ~ NJ.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
or RICHMOND. VA
-. L. HILL Cashier
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for 5aie

HAVE ZIG STOCK OF pUAiI' Wa
CONS at low price several ton
and open spring wagons, very low
in price.
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YOUNG MARRIED. COUPLE DESIRES
board ia private family; centrally lo-
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Dispatch
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OLD HICKORY AND WEBER FARM
wagons No higher in price than
others. ANA best IN quality