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Die Guuingtun Office fir eas rGiH'
sinnatier &plfsb!att" befinbct I'D i'm
8ebanoe Ru. 509-511 WaOiicn
aDenMe. NnSeigen, RittbeiIunaen
anS SeitellaHgen irgenomeldDer art
iucrocn bis 10 ltbr Nbenos baiclbit
cntgegengeHommen. Selepbun Sputb
1854.
- 9runoeigentbums subertrdQunaen.
2lnna 9. Carpenter on DiQtam
8ueter, Got an Der ct. CLAIR Strabe,
$40 Sub fIolia BON Der 5ubrpeftz
@de Der Ct. CLAIR uno 2tnoen Strus
Be; 81 etc. - Glort Sobnipn an
6drrp 6. glart, Sbeile Der Got 20.
rs In Toote's erIter llnterdbtheiIuna
an Der 7. StraBe, 80 Sub neftIid
bon Der WaoHon 4penus; S115O.
5err 6ermonn Summe unb
Satin bon bier itro, ouf elmer mebrz
mcnatItdeu ReiIe our6 Oeutf6lano
beartffen, gIidLi6 in gremerbaDen
gelanbst.
- Ritter 6drbefon beniIiute
I'm Gireutt9eriht Der Bertha gropn
cine Gbei9etoung pon gleoe gronn.
2lbe WcQQiTter unb Sobn
Spens, bic angstlugt iinO, siuen
sFrattpaqgon Der 8. & g. GtIenbabn
Co. &. 6. 0iptiion, nabe W2orning
Wtep. Sp,, erbro6en uno DaiTermes
lonsn geitoblen gu Adben, batten ibr
Berb0r i'm GOuntpqeri6t All befteben.
Rthter See, Der an SteQe Rifter
GIearps fungirte. iberfptes Mcqqifter
on bic Grobgeidporsnen uno feBts
tetne girgitaft auf $3.50 feft. Opens
tpuroe entlafen.
- Wturp g. 6alep pertlaate On
berion 3. 6alep auF Sbetounu ouF
9runo pon gruntenheit, W2ibbonbz
lung unb angebli6er 8ernahliltaunq.
8as paar eRelihte ii6 i'm 5eptsmber
1884. Sic Derlangt aud unterbals
tungsgelo uno bic Cb6ut iiber ihr
&tnb, fotpie eiHen @tn9alts6efe6l, urn
thn ab8uboIten, fie in ibrer Oobnuno,
1o. lO5l Scott StraBe, 3u beldItiqen.
Htdter Iracp genebmigte ben Gins
Daltsbefebl.
als geftsrn ga6mittaa cine
An3abl 3ugpferOs Gigeutbum Der
Cincinnati 9eumTter, fierberoebra6t
'apurosn, um auf Die Deioe asfiibrt an
FfperDsn, folgten cine anso5l Streitsr.
Mntsr poIi3sili6sm 56uB nurbsr bic
F1biere nit ibren Jiibrern ourd bic
f5traben seleitet. On Der q. unp
fGourt NDenue tam IS beinabe au|
ferrem Niot, als elmer Der Gtreifer
FDrobunssn segeniiber ben 5ii6rern
Der pfsroe gsbraudde. 4oliseihef
|abeo. Rluemper, Qeutnant ssinneqan
|ainb bie Gebeimpoliaiiten @a6an, GolsI
Inns, Goon uno 5ersos unterbrldtsn
5GI9lt densGtreit. - Charles QoIs.
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Ter Rsule Warid,.

Ter preisgefronfe yWocie. .Rarid,~
ben Serr Tr. Otto ssiiettner su Gbrcli
Der bier in ben nad,iten 1ngsn itn;t.
finoenoen aenoeHtion Der 2oDal Er-
Der Of the WlooIe fomponirt bat, or.
lebte geliern abenb bel s9ielcri's iciae
llroiiiiibrilng unb nlrbe ieitens ots
gublifnms init Iebboften @eiian be.
griibt Rad bem geitrigen Grfolgc
oes Ytarifes gu nrtbeiIen, oiirfte er
iebr talo Sil ben populariten Nopita.
ten Der Saiion aehoren.
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Sai,tpn NIB SeIIebue.

Sn elmer Spe3ialfibung ots
Dapton Stuotratbs purbe beIhloi'
Zen. Die Grabirung Der 8. 4psrus bon
Der Dapton aur Bern Ipenue nidbt
su dnbern unb bic Gsitenpess niht
3u erneitern. Die Seiienneet miiTen
jsooh Big gum Rinufttin cemsntirt
peroen.
5rI. 5ilod Dasnsr bon Der
5airfieIo Qpenus. Bellevue, 1T auf
gsfu4 mad Gaicdso. 81, ssreiif.
aerr unb Grau George aalb
bon Der 8. aDenus, 9opton, iias bon
ct. Qouis 5uriidsetsbrt.
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Sie Renpprt Office fir bas yGin.
rinnatier @ulfsblatt" befinoet nd, in
Ru. 339 gorf Strcfe, gesenibcr BEN
Gonrthauie, uolelbit 0enisteiten, gn-
5clgeH II. |. N. bis 10 llhr 45 Winn.
ten NbenSs cntgegeugenummen per'
ben. Selepbpn Suutb 2401.
- 9runotigentbumsiibertraaunasr
Charles Rice an Gop. Raisbet, Got
30 Sub an Der Waro Qpeuue in
9eueoue, 81. Marearetbe Dasner an
poul uno 2inoa WaIOu, Got BON q
SUP 5ront an Der Meainnsp Strabe
in 0apton, 81.
- GDitb Rogers pertlQete gl6ert
Ro9ers auf Sdeibung fusgsn 9erIaIs
feRs. Das pdar beirat6ste am II.
Uiai 1896 uno Iebt felt benz Il. 91oe
pember 1898 setrsnnt.
- Gbeiheins. 5ofpuro Z. 9iFIeus
eeH BON Renport uno Gt6eI s.
5ubipetb, ben Cincinnati. Gop.
Corner uno gatbarins 6pIsp, bsios
pon Cincinnati. Sobn Winnno uno
Sean Goroington, beiox BON gprbin1s
ton, 8. 5enrp 81. Su1nipn ben
COLLECTION, g., uno aou GraRcis pm
Chicago.
- Coroner Or. Diabp belt cine
unterfu6ung Deg SALES BON Sofepb
p!eimann, Don SO. 816 Sbornion
StraBe, ab, Der bel elmer Soatiipn
nit einsm StruBsnbabnpaaen am
Jlenporter gnbe Der gopington uno
Rspport Bride gstDotet purbe. qlsis
mann drbettete fir 2ll6trt Qideriaa,
etnen WtoltereibeIiber an Der gppert
Run ptte uno befano ii6 auf Dem
SeimDege, dls er nit elmer grobs
topn Gar toLlibirte. Der Ulptors
mann Sones periuats feline Gar gum
Stsben 81 bringen, aber pergsbens.
pleimann tpuros infoIge bes 3ufam=
bon istnsm Sis sei6leus
bert unb ertitt einen ShdoeIbru6.
auf oem Wegs mad benz Speers 6os
fpitaI peritieo sr. Coroner Or. |
Digbp Uereioi9ts etns Surp, Die nab
Der 3eugenausiagsn einen
ben umftGnoen qemdBen DobrTprun
abgab uno tsinem bic StuIb gus
fhrieb.
= I'm ! uhr gsftern morgen brad
in ben Stallunesn Der pittsbura &c |
GodI 60. nabe Dupton, Rh., |
eiu 5euer aus, ous iih in tur8sr 3eit |
raid oerbrettete unb bic Geaeno taas
heq erleudtete. 9as sFeuer entItanp |
in benz 5bsil Der StaIIung, Der BON
Dem Gontrattor Daniel 9ropp benuBt !
nuroe. Die llriads bss Gsusrs iTt uns
betannt 5rapp, Der ben aontrc.t |
oes umbaug Der 6. Qpenue in Dapton
Bat, benuBts Die StaQuna sur Inter
bringung fetner 93ferbs, @erdtbifofz |
ten, Cement etc. 2lht garlabunqen |
Cement i'm Wertbe BON $1,000 fpurben
purh NuFer beidGoigt unp tbeilpeiIe /
unbrau9bar gema6t. gs bate ben
als o6 aud Der 6olshof |
cer 8. 81. aumber gomponb in Nit |
leioennoft esaosen tpiiroe. gs oeIoaq |
Ieboh Der 9optonsgeIItbuer sseuer-
pebr, bic Jlummen auf tbren 5erb su |
befhronten. Der genaue S6uben
fann ni4t ongegeben tpsrben.
- Gilbert .. Neifer, % Sabre aft
Sobr bes germ 5Dboun Neiier, pers
Idieo geitrrn IN feiner Giternfpohnung
jeo. 917 Mafbington 4Denne nah
Idngersm 2siosu. 0us 2eidsHbesdnas |
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omeritdnifntn ysuiionolbunbss srs
lnfs id Cure Gr3elien3 a9tungspoli.
Jbren mdttigen GinfIuB aussuiiben,
Inn ben 3on duf beutfhe Bidder au
siiminiren, Der BON Der neusn Sarifz
Dorlaas atpIdnt pirb; sur 3eit tpsrbea
oeuiids giider solIfrst 3usslaHen.
Gas lebte, mas bsfteuert fperben ioll.e,
iit Miien. Sin folder Son ipiiroe
bon benen se3ahIt rperotn muifen, bic
TIN am ipsHisitsn pertrassn iDnnen,
ndmIih aebrtrn, Gtubenten. Sdiis
leru, G,eIebrten unb profeHionsasH
Gsuten etc.
SofnhtungspclI
6. !. 5eramer,
prdfibeut oes Dsutfhdmerifdnif6en
NationalbuRo,s.
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(Ginasfonot.)
(Gingtfunoi.)
lie niagara" befmdt ben SAaupIat
hires 1riampbs nad) baHbert
Sabren.

stti v q, g.. 81. sSnli.
9lm Sonntag, ben 20. SuIi, Rads
mtttass 2 llbr, fam Die .Riogori" ,
bas Sdladtfhiff bss aommobors
gtrrp, na9 putsins8ap. Inier BEN
9onner Der aanonen, benz pfeiftn
ter Gampfr0bre. BEN 1Snsn Der
Acknowledgement Star SpanoIeo
gdnnsr" unb rUan gountrp ibis Cf
9bss" iesslie bic sinit ftoIss. iiesreiGs
.Riasdrd" In gegIsitune Der .DoIps.
rine" unb bee ,5ouriits" in ben 5ds
fen, in bem iis Dor 100 Sabrsn Die
eaglduosr suriidihlus. Elm. Cine
uttrsistauitnbtopfiss Renidtnm,ngs
begribtt iie unter Dem unbsi6rsibIi6s
fem JubeI, ben gutsinsgap ie erIsbte.
am Norgen fubr Der r5ouriit@ NIT
aapitdn Dodge, In 9eaIeituns pon
8lrgermeiftsr z. 9. 4Isronbsr. o..
6. ejdseonus, 5errn Sobannfen,
6srrn 6. Wsper, Z. gonIin, !. Dan
llnb Or. Robbifon, WlitsIiebsr Der
SiobtptrpdItune, unb 9oiior Jobn
gobidnbsr, Rommanbtnr bts gutsin.
Ban gobt.Iub urb aunitmaIer Joha
Sauisr Der rRiagard" eniseeen. Sn
Whbblt SsIanb fpurben bic obenges
nanntsn Ssrrsn bon Nr rRiasnro" be-
ariibt unb in ods S6iff aufeenoms
mtn. Rit Rebsn, Duff uRb Gsfang
irurbe bic Rsiis bis puisinsGdp foris
psiest, no fs unisr etnsm nod ME
eagsnaensn Subsl Der Weufhsnmofe
oRierte. Gs mar Elm feierlther mos
Eitni fur ale. Die bas Glid hutisn.
sss.npartig 3u ieiu.
Die ,Riagara" iDiro big gum 26.
gulf bier pertpsilsn, I'm ooHn thren
1rumpb3us burh ben Rororpeiter
ipieoer auf5uushmsn uue um eie aents
ipiebsr su begriibsn, btntH iie thNils
rsifs oisies srObs Reid rieosrsetpons
nen bat.
gad soj6brissm SdIais tpurbs
bic .Riasdru~ am s. WlorS 1913 nlss
Der ans Qift esbro6t. 4m z. apri!
puros nit ibrsr 6eriteuung begonnfn
unb am 7. Suni mar Die 4rbeit ncls
snost. Dem S;nots penninlpania
esbiihrt bic Gbrs, bic -Riagord" ipies
rer fIott e.mdh! gu bdben. Das pont
Sob Der snnSsn Ration eebibri niht
dusin hen groben SsIoen Don 1918.
ionosrn oua jsnen soIen W2Gnnern
bon qsnnfpIponi,n, bic tsine unioitsn
ichsuten, oas S6ldhtihiff rpisber feis
ntr geitimmung gu iibereeben. 3.bn
anbere Sidoien Itanben penniplbos
nien bsi uno bos llniernshmen rpuroe
nit GrfoIs ss.ront.
60 III nun bic mglioento" bds
Snmbol tines eroben Sisgss uno
na4bsm fit ahiais Sabre fflief. be-
griibsn mir iis NIT Gbrfurtt uno
eitbs. Sw sisbt fort, finb<s sRinbsr
III begriiben bon Dtnen, bic i'm qams
pfc fo6ten unb Die auf ibrem 8erbete
itarbtn. Gle tann bic grobsn Gem
sniiang panhern unb elmer neu.n Sse
ntration fagen, tutlden greis eE
toit,te, bic Grsibeit su srIaHasn, Der
mir uns jesi trfrsusu.
NINA 6uufsr.
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2ofal 8eri6t.
(Gin9eianbt.)
Gin rndybarcr 8emeinid,abeu.

Seit mebrerer Jahrsn ipiro In uns
isrem lisben gintinnati Elm ensraiThsr
Sampf ssfiibrt 3sgsn ale m5gii1en
bOie 9o3iIlsn. our unt.rbriidnng Der
tpsiben pIoee, sur 9srbutuns Der
OGDEN, Der Tipb!begi.is, Der Wdfern
uno anberer ani.sdsnbsn aron.bei.eu.
4ujdbrlia .olls'tir! bic Unit sus
bertuIoiis Giq1 fir ibrsn kiItaen
arsus5us. unb BE GommIung lit ies
besmaI isbr eygjbis; Der gsfunbbeitss
i6deIibs 9rintbe9sr mubts in alien
offentIi6sn yIdstn unb anitoIisn,
cud in 5dbytn nrb giIenbabnsn
peribtpinotn, unb an oeiTen Gitle
tratsn bic ionItdrsn Gcntdntn. In
ten S6uIen pire o,r Jmpfspdng
ftrsnse burtgsfiibrt; gaistbgtaiernsn,
6abriten uno 0ffertI;he anItaItsn
rnieritsbsn Osr SnfpeltiDn elmer ga.
nitdtsbsb0rbs. unb isIbit Die aebsnss
mit:el rperbtn auf ibren e<iunbbits
Iibsn 3uitano untsrIu6t. gDR srs
iihtIi6, 1T non febr um unfsr t6eus
res WobIbefinben beiorgt, uaS Der
GinisHosr bate aud gar ni6ts aesen
bisft obristeitlite GiiriorgeN tinsus
tpenbsn. umiopenieer, aIs bura bieien
BACILLUS asussus monher WaonH
manher f6onsn 9ossn geIb perbient.
I'm 10 uubssrsifIid<r iit Is barum,
eab man mitisn In Der Stabt eans
rubis unb sinTpruhsIcs sinsn 0es
msini6dosH. stnen immeufen 8asilItn.
berb bsiiebsn Idbt, tpk er i6limmsr
une ssfdbrIiber niht seoa6t psrbsn
lam. Sd msins bnmit 'unfsrtn
beinabs ausgemer5ttn n us
n c |, Der in isinem issisen 3nftdnb.
gum 5immsI = rieht. Seii Dor tinis
gen Scbrsn bic Agiiation sur abr
ftaffung bisfsr Dredpfiiss besonnen
bat. TT bic S1musrinnt ni6t msbr
uorb<n, unb iufolgebefs
fen ift bas adnuIbett innerbalb Der
Stabigrsn3s 10 pon GhIamm unb
linratb, oab ber S6mub saum nod
bonn WaFer bebe6t mirb. Man fehe
fid nur bic Stre6e bon Der glun
Sirobe bis gum Hroabrap an: bas
II. ,sin Sanal mshr, fonbern eine|
Dffsns aIoafsl lino nie langs
fpu oiefs aIoats nod bic Cuff pers
peitsn uno oi, Gefunbbeit gefGtrbsna
Bis mad Sabr nnb 1ag tnblih Elm
ober cine untsrgrunbbabn
an bic Stsus Der Enmusrinns tritil
Wonn fpiro bds spirflih eeIdehsn2
lluiers fiirorsIine Sonitdtsbeb5rbe
foflte fit nal, ipcrtfrDrtlih, nit ober
rbne Buosan3ug, bn ~binsinleaen",
fdroe fie alsbann Wti.teI unO
Wegs, tpie bic pfiibe fpieber sereiniet
fperosu iOnnts. 0<lteenilih folIieR
iido bic Serrtn audi nal IN ben Wifls
Greet lesen bds lit tin anberer
abelrishsnber DsmeinIhnben. g. a.
(ginsfanbi.)
Gin Broteit.
Or. 6. Z. 6sramer, Der pr1fibent
oss 8suttameriinnif6sn gaatiouaIs
bat an prdiibent DiIfon IN
gerbinoung nit b<m RON Der neusa
1orifz gOrlase ssplonisn fiinfSebnpros
Sentisen 3ol auf beutfde Hiner fol-.
gsnSe Depsi6e gtlGnbt:
Dem prdliosntfH. WeiBes 6aus,
mafbinaton, .. 6.
Merthsr 6err: I'm aamen Der sipsi
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2um Gati,cfifentaa.

Die Delegaten oes Geutfh.9iomiid,.
aathoIiidlen GentrnIpereins 3u Der In
Buffalo iiottfinoenoen aonpentio.i,
periammeIn iif om 5reit0g 9lbeno
In Der St. ssransisfus SalIe, nm gor.
februngeu fir bic 9feiie uim. su
trdien.
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= = NHEFf
AIbtrt D. iasiftr,

lw siher oon ~ JaeseH 6Gs eeifeneeeang'
Hb 'iReef am Greitas. ben 20. Tuit Aad.
Hiiiiuas nm ubr rem Irauerhaufg Ro gI7
1aafbluatoH 4csnue. aus iiait gsrlpaHnfe
Ggeuube arb aefenHte fne freaHbItdft eiagRs
Ten traaernhsa eiEisrbliebsusu.
SnoinnGpolis SeiiuHa bite, ga iopiren
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-10

Lynchburg had built a hotel to enter
tain 1t.
You know" he said, that we quit
the virginia League last year"
me delegates caught the point, and
there was prolonged applause.
we wanted" continued DR. Paxton
TO get with cities in our class. such
as New York and Baltimore. and we
extend you an invitation to go out and
sec us open With the latter city to-
morrow. If, however, any of Won do
not like baseball. I'll take YOU out to
our golr links. Lynchburg is yours:
we are glad you are here. and hope
you VIII have good time"
President'n Report,
AL the conclusion of DR.. Paxton's ad :
dress. j. ID. Oglesby. chairman Of tho
board of directors of Post G.. who
opened the meeting as temporary
chairman. surrendered the gavel IN
President L. r. Barksdale. and the CON
Vention rose to receive it's executive
officer The president warmly thanJsed
the city of Lynchburg and the local
post for their cordial and hearty well
come assuring them that the delegat es
thoroughly appreciated the courtesies
extended.
He then read his annual report in
winch IT was stated that the orsaniza-
tion now enjoys the largest member
tho gain had been made by S eopsiist and
ana persistent work. One new post,
Post 5. Portsmouth. was added during
the year, with fifteen new members,
Anu Anu th,rteem transferred from Post r,
posi- say they must have 100 members
by sheir first anniversary. The Viz
ginia division. the president reported.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-10
movement inaugurated by the Retail
MerchantP' Association as since pub

movement inaugurated by the Retail
Merchantp' Association as since pub
lished:
And. whereas, this camp not only
does not indorse tho movement of the
Retail Merchants Association, above
referred to, If it's intention and mean
ing, as published, is to hold a so-called
Peace Jubilee" to celebrate and COM
memorate the surrender of the Con-
federate armies and the consequent
downfall of the Confederacy and to
invite the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie to unite In such celebration and re-
joicing; but, on the contrary. the camp
hereby enters it's earnest protest
against the holding of any such cele-
bration in this city at the time and
for the purposes above Indicated:
Therefore, be IL now resolved
First. That the action of tho camp
of April %. 1913. having been taken
under a misrepresentation of the scope
and meaning of the movement thereby
indorsed, be. and tho same is hereby.
rescinded. and that this camp desires
to place on record the statement that
1t VIII neither countenance or aid any
movement which has for its object any
indication Of rejoicing at the surren-
der of the Confederate armies and the
consequent downfall of the Confederate
cause, the righteousness of which
cause the members OF this camp be-
lieve In as firmly now as when they
enlisted in Its defense in 1861
Second. That the foregoing preamble
and resolution be published, so that
the true sentiments Of this camp may
be no longer misrepresented or mis-
understood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-10
CHILD KILLED BY
STREET CAR IN
FRONT OF HOME
CONTINUED From First Pagc.)


nearly severed across tho abdomen. Thu
LETT arm was frighttully mangled, and
the face and head were badly cut
and bruised. After directing that tho
body be taken into the homo of The
grandfather. DIR. Taylor announced
that nc would begin an Inquest into
the case this morning at II o'clock
when coroners jury will view the
body at the home. Adjournment will
then be taken until Monday morn,ng
at IL o'clock. when the testimony of
witnesses will be taken In the ooro-
ner's Office in the basement of the
City Hall.
The parents OF the child were prog
trated with grief '.She was their
IDOL" said the grandfather when seen
last night. He was SO deeply moved
that he could barely speak. The little
victim was neighborhood pet. She
divided her time between her home
and that OF her. grandfather. and It was
no unusual sight TO see her running
back and forth across the street
When she left the store Yesterday to
go home. little heed was paid. and
not until her one shrek was heard
was there any suspicion OF danger.
Motormnn Released on Bond
The accident happened in Robinson
Street between Main and Floyd Ave-
nue.. The car. No 10, of the Rroad
and Twentyhfth Street line. had Just
turned from Main into Robinson. and
was going north. II had go5e little
more than 100 feet when the girl
crossed It's path
Patrolmen Clarkson and W. A. Moore.
Who were the first officers to arrive
on the scene. at once arrested Station.
who vas overcome. He was taken to
the Second Police Station. and admitted
10 bail in the sum OF $500 by Judge d.
c. Richardson. OF the Hastings Court.
Bond was furnished by Frank W. Null
ford, general claim agent OF the COM
pany. for his appearance Monday
morning at the inquest
Alice was the youngest child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Poh. She had younger
sister. Estelle three years Old and
a baby brother. Lawrence Mr.. Poh
Is connected with the Virginia and
West Virginia Demurrage Bureau.
The funeral viii take place this af-
ternoon at o'clock from the home
OF the grandfather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-10

DR.. Mason. land ] honstly desire the
peace OF all the world, but 1t appears
to me that such attempts ut frater-
nizing with our friends, the encmy,
can never accomplish what they arc
intended to effect. Such meetings can
not in reality heal tho deep. ugly
wound of the war. In my mind. they
only effect a superficial healing of the
sore. leaving beneath the surface the
smarting. irritating pus. ], for one.
cannot go to Gettysburg where the
Grand Army will celebrate with res-
tival tho battle which broke thu back
bone OF the Confcderacy. while we
recall 1t only with tears OF deop sor-
row"
The reply OF General Brown to these
two speakers was brief:
I'VE are not got,g to Gettysburg to
unite with an enemy which will re-
joice in our modification. we will
meet there the men OF an army whose
leader. Fighting Joe Hooker. declared
us to be the most efficient and deter
mined soldiers OF ancient or modern
times. Throw away your pick and
shovel, and do not undermine the
monument which we hope to urveil to
our commander. Robert T. Lee. on
the field OF Gettysburg next July
Where General Lee is, am not afraid
to co.
From tho applause which greeted
this speech, it appeared that the ma
jori:y of those present favored the
Gettysburg joint encampmcnt At Its
last meeting, Lee Camp appointed ID. a.
Brown. Jr.. a committee to urge the
City Council TO appropriate $4,000 for
travelling expenses OF veterans, living
In Richmond, who arc unable to af-
ford the trip TO Gettysburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-10

year ending May /. Post A. at Rich-
mend SnH was, was reported as having over
any post i'll the South and in the entire
association, with the exception OF st.
Louis headquarters of the national as
Committees Appointed.
Fo!l0"ing the report of the president.
.no following regular committees We're
Committee on Credentlals-R. w.
Price. Fl. L. Cross. J. C. Layman. NJ. l..
Committee on Rulcs-B. B. Adams.
J: II. Stanley. j. NJ. Andrews, w. L.
Committee on Rcsolutlons-J. A.
Williams, i; $; HANCOCK. q " saun-
ders ,;,; T. o. s5:oatwright' p. w; Sale;
liam jenkins. Jr.
The. regular order of business was
t then taken up. reports of committees
committee BY its chairman ms SIC f. G
the Cridlin bill regarding the right Of
suffrage for travelling men, the idea OF
which was Endorsed by the board of
az first he feared the disadvantages OF
tho measure. should III become a law,
l Tyine outweigh Weigh the ndvantages, after
he believed 1t could be sufficiently safe
guarded so as to shut the way to fraud.
at least as much as is done under the
present election laws
inc reports OF committees were followed
by reports from the various posts. all show
ing satisfactory growth.
Just before adjournment a motion yns
passed requesting the secretary to send q
telegram OF sympathy to Colonel John S.
HARDWOOD. of Richmond who is III, and also
Delegates Elected
This afternoon the convention elected dele
gates to the national convention to be held
In Richmond In June, the delegates being by
A-G. w. Rogers and C. w Saunders: b.
J; d. Lewis, r. d. Lewis. NJ. j.: White: c..
F.. 7. Ellis, Alfred Thomson. A. D. Broekett:
ants; HID. W. Perkins; I-B nj. Townes;
J-C. T. Jennings; K-Dan Porter; LII. Il.
Wiley; Mn s. Grove: Nm. Marks; P
ris: S-J. S. Miller.
| All OF the alternates were chosen from
| 4 recommendation from tho railroad com
nittse asking for enlarged powers for the
power. when best interests OF the public de-
mand t. require tho railways to locate new
| stations. adopted.
| a resolution asking the General Assembly
to provide against taxation good roads
bond Issues was adopted
| The convention adjourned at O'clock for
a visit to the Randolph Macon Woman's Col
!cge, where the visitors were entertained by
the senior class tho visitors being shown
through the mammoth institution by the
| students.
Many OF tho delegates were minus official
badges and convention canes after the visit.
| Entertained at Reception.
Tonight the, convention was entertained
vIrginian Hotel. The event was purely in
formal. but was attended by large number
| Norfolk appears to be In the lead for the
/ 1914 convention. and the indications are that
Mr.. Jones, OF Danville. will be the next
president. the fight being between Jones and
| K. d. Davis, of Norfolk.