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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-16

A Great Combination
Watts and aup her Ecucrn Them
Have nirI to uold rp the
riIc Line, Aguin.

........, ....
' I'" crop. "I ''-'''''I'. 'N 'h' '"'-
I,,..N specimen OF .tsmu.a who has
.... into the Same ul personal
H."s. about myself and wNu sr,u# 90
u. afflicted with doluwm s.ub.udl
lU. Hrt initials Of hl. name arr a.
D. Watts secretary of ru.utasm1l
0r".u.Juau auonu as th. oklahoma
. HH pendent OU A Cas- Producers as-
...aHuu 3ut D.. docs nut attack Iac
. uN.r his uamo or th. u.m. 90 the aa-
. su.arou lie lue. msHwha.k king
auu hides behind tua u.m do plume
.l .Ory of NuUosl.u.' I,o may ac
. millionaire u ,-.l. Don auH u s.l4-
. .,..u.nou lut he is u31 .rN s'u ken
. .u intellect md ll.lrrE.
Nh. W.ts n,-t ,,uo ni, pr.ri.
..... as f.. SECOND hand IMAM Of
. u. Dr Won eIr.l.. .,.....,rt. ar indie
...ua.r,. le4r.,- Ip. r.,f nl.,,.r-
.a... MAS es t.. lr..tor General OF
.r... ,.Ijii.gl a,stt,t.s az 49,. rt,,. of
I..us.4 d. pol.ey, ma HI. urnt
Irl,r . Iu-,l .,.,,.,l, rge ron-
.........,. ,....,I,., .,.,i,..t. ...rst.. rv
h. -tata senator Jnrn I, o,,-ncIl II
uOmeomcY county $50 euc,ossfu
,,as he in euidmg the republican
ulry that I'm the next election after
ho orsImcd charge the democrats
captured the state government for
. tho first time I'M t~,nty four years.
Waoruaeuly satisfied with his
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-16

JUDGE THOMPSON Yesterday
morning I'm police colri sustained
the demurrer 90 the city'r case made
~ counsel for ". IT, Thompson, thus
finding the defendant, Thompson,
not guilty Of selling adulteratod
milk city Chemist c. r. Walters
failed to comply with a provision OF
the pure food ordinance whom he
faied to send sample Of the milk
seized for examination TO the dealer
alleged 20 have furnished Il. Al
though mere tochEical,ty, it result
ed I'm acquittal. II was alleged that
the Thomp7on Ice Cream company
sold milk containing Just one half Of
one per cent butter fat ia two down
town restaurants when the pure food
ordinance provides that the mini
mum butter rat solids in milk shall
be BIS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-16

somehow Jerry Dono,.n, Con-
grcs.um from CouurytcuI doesn't
scrap up 20 his name.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-16

TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND dol
lsis was the total receipts from the
sale of uncslled for packages. con-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-16

TO PREVENT an epidemic OF
smallpox with which Tulsa has never
been afflicted, Dr. n. L. Wadswo9th
Yesterday issued warning to all
Tulsans Go get vaccinated. lie states
that unless the parents OF children
take this ordinary precaution an cpl
demic may break out in the city
schools
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-16

TONIGHT the first semi-annual
election Of directors and officers of the
,Tulsa Trauic asSociGuon since its or
gani2ation viii be held according to
the announcement made yesterday by
Seer, airy e. n. Adams All the mem
bers OF the organization are urged to
be pre- sent as other business Of i'm
portance will be discussed. The mem
bership committee appointed at re-
cent meeting has been busy and many
new members have enrolled IN the
association.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-16

W JUDD SMITH. who was arrest
ed here late saturday night. was
sunday returned to Sapulpa. in
.hafgc Of the Creek county sheriff
lie is charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-16

G. s. sCTCIITT. was arrested
Yesterday 10y Detective Mcdonald,
Desk Deputy teutz and officer Tom
Howard he IS wanted in Washing
ton state FOR breaking the conditions
~ parole
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
BANDIT HOLDS UP
SOUTHERN TRAIN
He Loots Registered Mail,
and Escapes to
Woods.
LOSS MAY BE $4,000
Officials Know His Name, and
Expect to Capture
Him Soon.

Admission. Ala. January ls.-The bulk OF the
registered mail carried on southern k%HNay
passenger train No. y was overlooked by
lone bandit who held up the mail clerks at the
point Of a revolver at Riverside Ala. carry
to-day. This announcement was MADE nere
TONIGHT by a government official 20 wnom
a report Of the robbery had been submitted
The amount Of loot obtained was not mAde
public and the bandit was stiil al large tate
tonight -, -.
The train left Birmingham shortly sItet
midnight and stopped for water at tahA
near Riverside. thirty miles distant me
masked bandit entered he mail car ana GOV
cred negro Mail Clerks CrOughman ana balIcy
with his revolver IN response 20 MS demands
for .he registered mail one OF the negroes
pointed him 20 the flies in which IL j. kep..
After hastily rifing the top letters the pshalt
Is said TO have made superficial search OF tio
mail car when the train reached Lincoln;
Ala. he jumped from the train ana nSsheo
into the woods
As be darted away the clerks shouted ior
help. Posses were quickly organized "hen
the robbery became known and oioodhounuua
were put on the trail. but lost the scent I'D inc
rocky country. - 9Th
District Offcer II. J. Desrden OF the soutn-
ern Railway tonight stated that detectives
had secured the name of the bandlt ana OK
pected to capture him within t"enty-ioui
hours
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Way TO ENFORCE :
PROHIBITION LAW
Former Governor Glenn Urges
Enactment of Search and
Seizure Statute.
Special to The Times-Dispa.ch.

Raleigh. n C.. January Is.-An
audience that taxed the capacity OF
the FIRST Baptist Church heard for
uer Governor II. y. Glenn this after
noon in a powerful address. in which
he urged the enactment of search
and seizure law as leverage for the
enforcement Of prohibition IN this
state. and insisted that there must
also be the prohibition BY Congress
Of the bringing OF liquors into proht-
bifion territory BY common carriers.
freight or express Governor Glenn
j. well pleased with the personnel OF
the present General Assembly and
expresses confidence that there will
be a fine legislative record for the pres
cnf session
Bishop John O. Kiizo az Edcnton
street Methodist Episcopal Church
SUNDAY. in e. powerful discourse. de-
crarra that the march OF che Chris
fisr ora has -n FAR advanced that The
kingdom, % God 81 really at hand.
che whole earth being npW gtrdlcd with
christian influence and domination.
80 much 50 fhs. even the leaders OF
3D.. .for~ hundred fu tho most flip
nm. social ufo have come 80 rccog-
MO fh0 dominance 81 Christian fndu-
rr~o The bishop declared in eject
fr-f there remains now in the predicted
coming ~ 'fhc kingdom % God the
r,fsr.r- nf fhc disdcm that the world
IL really icarrrrd with Christian in1u-
~u~r. which assures speedy and CON-
,,f~fc domination. II was senss-
f,onauv optimistic discourse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

Especial TO The Times-Dispatchl
Alexandria. Va. January H.-Rev-
William j. Morton. rector or Christ
Episcopal Church. this morning preach
ed a sermon on the life of General
Robert T. Lee General Lee was a
pew-holder in Tins church. and MS pew
IN this historic church is still Intact ana
attracts almost as much attention as
that Of Washington's pew among
those IN attendance were many mem
bers u r. +. Lee Camp. Confederate
veterans together with members Of
NJ. ID. Corse Camp. Sons Of veterans
R z. Lee Camp. Confederate yet
Grams. will observe General Lees birth
day tomorrow evening with an annual
banquet which viii be held at Lee
Camp Hall. william 4. Smoo,. com
rnander OF the local camp. will preside
and act as toastmaster. General Lee
farewell address VIII be read by ADJ u
tant Edgar Warfeld. Invocation VIII
be pronounced by Rev. William j.
Morton. Addresses will be made by
Representatives : A. Roddenoerry .
Of Georgia. and Thomas J Helm, OF
Alabama. II is expected that otne'-
will also make impromptu address -
Many veterans and sons OF vetera--
will attend the banquet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
LIVERY STABLE DESTROYED.
Sfx Horses Burned to Death-Totai
Inss Placed az <2.5OO.

SPECIAL 10 The Iines- y spae..HI
Cbarioffesviie January ~ Inc Nv
o-~ stable Of Hudson jenkins was TO
failv destroyed by fire at O'Clock ms
rnorninz. together with its contents
consisting % six horses. eight Fehlcies
and a quantity Of harness. icec anu
80 several buggicS and wagons
r...f...,.-i-,e- 10 private parties were also
.......,r..s An effort was made 10
tx 90 the main entrance. but one OF
"a. horses had fallen against me door
- :. could not be- pushed open ~"
sc.,r loss r. placed a. s. so. the stable
netn- valued 90 s. 50 and the horses
pt.,'. $3.50 - 81 0D There was an
..-..-..,-. of g. 20l on thc stable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Observed In Georgia.

Atlanta. Ga. January l9-To-day /.
the anniversary OF the birthday OF
General Robert r. Lee. was observed
in churches throughout the state Win
.-,,-Onris+e services. Chapters of the
Daughters of the Confederacy. which
were active in making preparations
for the commemoration exercises. at
tended the services in body in many
towns and cities
High tribute was paid 70 the memory
of the Confederate general. whose
Caree- was eulogized in pulpits of every
denomination In addition 20 the re-
1ie-ious services. crosses Of honor were
bestowed upon many Confederate vet
erans to-day BY the Daughters Of tho
Confederacy-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Pfft!ngs

~'-'--'--I richmond, Va. January 4 lsiS-
NOTICE OF MEETING OF SIOCh-
bciders The annual meeting OF the
atoclholders OF the Life Insurance
Company Of Virginia VIII De ne heid do at
Ricbmond. Virginia. on "Wednesday
January q. 1918. a. is ofIoefD Directors M
ing and acting upon the subjeet oil
increasing the Capital STOCK OF tns
CornnanV one Hundred nousaho
Dollars and for the TRANSACTION OF
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting; ,,-
ALGERNON 5. HI ri.
rTTF REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
Ing OF the stockholders of the & r;
Johnson Publishing Company WIZ
be held al the Offices OF the com pai.y
~ the CITY of Richmond, Virginia.
"Wednesday. February 5. 1913 at
Ni'> T. NORNELL.
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
JUDGE CHRISTIAN
|SORATOR OEDAY
Delivers Address at Union Ser
vice in Honor of Lees
Birthday.
HELD AT CHARLOTTESVILLE
Crosses of Honor Bestowed by
Daughters of the
COME deracy.

Special 70 The Times Dispatch
Charlottesville, Va, January "
A union service. in commemorative OF
General Lees birthday, was held az
8 80 O'Clock this afternoon In the PresDy
terrain Church. under the auspices 81
Albemarle Chapter. Daughters OF the
Confederacy. Seats were reserved ioi
the veterans. sons of veterans ana
daughters Tire Invocation was Oy
the Rev. George l.. Petrie. ID. ID pastor
OF the Presbyterian Church ana chap-
lain Of the John Bowie Strange camp
C. v. and addresses were MADE py
Judge George l.. Christian, OF Rich-
mond. and William II. Duke, OF the
county.
Crosses Of honor were bestowed upon
The following veterans: A. J. Hun
II G. Jordan. DR.. q. d. WILKINSON
and the Rev c f watts, also upon
the following descendant. OF veterans
Mrs. w. II. Deane. William r. Duke.
MIS-. Bette j. Harris. Mrs. May Ster-
rett Irvine and Mrs. Mary r. Wrigh'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
ORDERED TO LEAVE CITY.
waiter IN Charlottesville Restaurant
Insults Women

Charlottesville. Va. January ~
4, s,ii-o court Yesterday George
f4olcecs alias George Costan walter
- .ro Charlottesville restaurant. oper-
80 nv Greeks was fncs 50 and ord.
ored 20 leave thc city. The accused was
..hs~-.d with making = proposal 60
40 rourr women from the county who
zero fofre shown = room above the
restaurant. foievc- was in poiice cour'
49,. % .foi.cr. on The charge " attempted
.-.ault and was sent on 90 the grand
trsrv. The woman o. the case was from
~. Free Union nciEhborhood..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Tribute to General Lee.

fSDecial to The Times Dlspatcn-l
Christiansburg. Va. January 10
The birthday Of General Robert r
Lee was celebrated at st. Pauls NJ -.
Church to-day. under the direction OF
the Hamilton d Wade Chapter of
United Daughters of the Confederacy
and the James Preston Camp Of
Confederate Veterans Colonial VII
liam II. Ellis. commander Of the camp.
introduced Rev Tyler Fraser. of Chill
howie. rnembe of the Seventh Nir-
cinia Regiment and for fly years a
preacher in the Baltimore Conference
Mr.. Fraser paid beautiful tributes %
General Lee and to Southern woman
hood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Senator HaIsey Is Orator.

Lynchburg. Va. January ie-Lee-
Jackson Day was celebrated here to-day
a meeting being held at the City Audi
forum this afternoon under auspices of
the old Dominion and Kirkwood Otey
CHAPTERS. Daughters Of the Confed-
eracv and Garland Rodes Camp. Con
federate Veterans. Former State Sena-
tor Don p. Halsey was the orator, ana
the major portion of his address was
relative 70 the life and character OF
StoDewall- Jackson. Senator Haisey
was introduced by Major s. P Halsey
Following this James l.. Rodier spoke
from the theme: Lee. His Influence,
North and South" Crosses of honor
were bestowed upon several veterans
and several selections were. sung by
school children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Suction saIes future Days aurtior

CORNER BRICK STORES AND DETACHED BRl
RARE CHANCE FOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
WILL LECTURE ON
RACE CONDITIONS
DR.. billiard, of Tulane, VIII
Arrive at University Of Vlr-
ginia on Tuesday.
,e...iaI - Tha Times-Dispatch =.

-
Charlottesville. Va, January II
Dr LANES H billiard. formerly dean OF
Tulane University, New Orleans, VIII
Give Tuesday morning. On Tuesday
evening he will deliver the nrsV OF tne
Phelps- Stokes lectures in Madison nan
DR.. billiard is a warm personal lrienu
Of President Alderman. and he Is d
S.hoIsr of note in this country and
abroad. He has in recent years deVoteu
his whole time to the study OF race
conditions in the South, believing iha'
+be,- constitute the Southern man :
rrohIern and that Southern men shoulu
take hold boldly and scientlncaily anu
trv TO improve conditions WheIe III,
,,-ovenoent is needed. He was the lead
70 snirit in the organization year ago
Nashville. Of the University COM
mission on Southern Race question l.
whose second conference was heIo III
Decenober at the University OF Georgia
Athens Ga. The next meeting OF 'he
commission will be held IN Rlchhohu a.
DR.. Charles W. Kent Will ADDRESS tie
civic Club of Hampton. to-morro"
evening He will speak along .ne I'M, M
suggested by question recently pus
to him. What Kind Of city Nouio
Won Have If You Could Choose II
%-ourself9.' On Tuesday he VIII ad-
d-esz tbc Young Mems Christian
Association at Suffolk. and on Neunes-
dsv he will deliver an address pelore
the association at Greensboro, Z.
professor w NJ. Forrest read a
scholarly paper before the hunanistic
section Of the Philosophical Society
Friday evening. in which he riddied
certain contentious by men IN thls
country and Germany to the effect thai
-, q. nth Professor Forrest
disnroved their arguments with unan-
a,rcrable logic After mis- lecture ne
va asked how such theories manage
- % so far among people of inteiii-
eence. He replied by quoting bos-
tor minister. who said Any propa-
carda will propagate If you get 'he
,,-orerrooec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

Birmingham. Ala. January B.-oi ls.Ls
from tbs scene of the holdup on the souther ,
Hallway stated that they had Learned tns
bandits name and have him located. thou *
no arrest has yet been made. Post-oihCe ~
sDectors were very Secretive about IN. Ia o.
er. and while they maintained that the oand !.
: surrounded somewhere near the scent VI u e.
crime there i reason to believe tnat nc y
now in birmingham and that he will be arrest
ed early 10 the morning.
Of6cials are unable 10 estimate the amour.
NJ vaIuables secured. They state that !,
viii he necessary 70 check up all the registered
mail which left Birmingham before tne! cas
give the amount. One deputy. however salu
that he believed it would De as niuSn a.
&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
SECOND RECITAL OF SERIES.
Especial 90 the Times Dispatch
Ernest Cosby. Of Richmond. Plays NJ
University Of Virginia

Charlottesville. Va. January -
The second OF the midwintcr series 81
organ rccitals was given This afternoon
on the biz Carnegie organ in 'sneli
Hall ~ the University OF virginia. Tho
organizt being Ernest Cosby. % Rich
nond The program included go
ierftons from suct composers az silver
Edward r johnson. Johan : harn.
Edwin II. Lamarc. Fran Scfurct ;
Rachuaninoff. Dudley Buck. KlCharo
wagner and Svendsen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
SERo's FISH POND FOUND.
There ne Bred Exotic Deiicaeies for the
Imperial Table.

Rome January THE most Important
arrhaenloElcal di-rvycy yet made Va
f-orrhs ont b. Prof Roui yesterday in ~.
-. .flrhs On tn Faiafirr. Heaeafh fhf
bssIi!cs Of the fiasi2n palace he found 80
rarrou stairwars leading % the "Pi-cira. =
w.fe- reservoir consisting 90 Eve large com
80 monte n g. sfir intact and = covered
ana well preserved by wetcrtght ccmcut-
NJ - especially constructed on didercni
Levels and IN this vsy the water VS. en>oied
a. deposit se,iimrlt
7hr rs-s-rvofr date from thc time u Nero
,~hen ID vs. used a. salt uaicf ~ pond with
the oDicrt - fhe Artificial tTcedine ~ exotic
An Tor the imperial table The artificial
re.~sns and hasrhirg ~ fsh ~ ancient Rome
"a affe.ted BIZ Fiiny. who alludes 20 a special
rsh called the scarls. which vas Iound b
fciasiy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
SMITH SUCCEEDS DABNEY
Elected President of Colonnsde CIut
at University of Virginia.
Especial 20 The Times-Dispatohl

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
Cbarioffc-~iife. Va January 10
a. the annual meeting Of tho Colon
raae club Of the University Of Viz
einia. held last night. DR. Charles
Alphonso smith. Edgar Alien Pee pro
feseor Of English. and former Rouscvel
r,rofcs-or 90 the University 81 Berlin.
- elected president. 60 succeed
r5-,ee.-o- Richard Heath Dabncv. dean
80 thc graduate school. Tho follow
IN were chosen members Of tho board
81 Governors d.. Harry T Marshall.
professor Charles Hancock and Pro
fessor George r. Eager. Tho retiring
members % che board arc Professor
Thomas T.. watson. Dr. Charles W
Kent and Professor Richard Heath
Dzbncy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
DISCUSS GENERAL PLANS
DEVELOPMENT OF COUNTY


Amherst. Va. January p-iast nisht =.
fhr directors room - The F4rmcr< Bark %
Amh.r.f a number - thr regrr4entetIvr
rIflrcn. met Tor the purpoes q dl-cue<le<
plans looking o. the improvement % tcs
town and comfy in general. There 80
large crowd present and -pccc1r Hcre me0s
~ " W Hin. q. L Evans. ". = As>-s.
Howard Henderson and Other An aInr-r9
rouufv board o. trad vi - crfsnfs>4
With Ward Hn a. Chairman Ani hor1e
u.,a.~s~n - sorrrfary ff IT, rrCpo<ed thse
= Tor b. purrtaecd In 80 fogn % Amaer0
a. BE- used % fre farmtrs - DO coasty -
feeding their tcsnis vhfr pessins tnrye<n -
fhls ~ for the srrorl modatiua q t&s ar 1K~
ron = distance rho may b. conpc1~1 -
spend rhr rirht here.
IN thc messing lass n-shA J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
saa,..s Tell Of Robbery.

Atlanta. Ga. January ls.-E- L. Crousn,
man and II. L. Bailey. the two negro mar,
clerks on Southern Railway passenger IRAN
No r. which was robbed Of a portion OF the
registered mail II carried early to-day py q
lone bandit at Riverside. Ala. are at 'heir
homes here to night.
Both asserted that the first they kne" OF
the presence Of the robDer was when ne
ordered them 20 hold up their hands ana oe-
manded that they show him where the resis
rered mail was The bandit made no further
remarks 70 them. the clerks said. -, "a
Southern Railway passenger cram NO -
runs from Shreveport 20 Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Business opportunities

WxVTFD.~ TO BORROW on HIGH
class business property. slse-l wof n
Ss0OO0 Address l. 90. care Times DIS
patch.
WANTED. you TO INVEST II
Fri1it and Berry Plantation. now pay
ing 10 per cent on investment SehH
at once and secure one or more shdi =
e ner share 81 down. 81 per mont n
Address CHARLES W FILE III
Err. Chattanooga. Tenn
CAPITAL FOR APPROVED IN.
terprises without commission uil
particulars mailed for &c postage
Address THE GEORGIA PROMO
TER. Gainesville. Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Hawaiian Fourth Of July.

Especial % The Times Dispatcn)
Honolulu. January - American,
irfrcd to-day Ia the celebration OF Tho
twentieth anniversary Of The over
st~.,r of the Hawaiian rnonarChv-the
Fourth % July Of the islands. The
festivities ended tonight with a banquet
in honor Of those who participated u
The revolution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Unitarian Church Tor Lynehburx.

Especial 20 Tho IimFs-DisTaIuh-I
Fsynchburg. Va. January ~ ne
Rev. Joseph NJ. ScaJon, Who has spent
some weeks here looking fo thc estao-
iishmcnt Of a Unitarian thlrCn. upon
ro+uru from a conference in Washing
ton announced that an cfsanization
WOULD be perfected az soon ~ details
can be arranged The purchase OF q
site and erection Of q building - con
tenplated. Mr.. Seaton docs not know
the exsos nurnber-of members IN Lynch
burg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Lee Jackson Day Celebrated.

Amherst Va. January Dee
Jackson Day was celebrated Friday
afternoon at the Amherst public school.
the exercises beginning at 10 O'Clock.
The children of the school. assisted
bv Mesdames w. d Cox, J. f. Bow
man and o. V. Hanger. sang some
appropriate musical selections. There
were also some recitations- Attorney
Edvard Meeks made an address.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

WANTED. A FIRST LASS SAS IA
and blind maker cne. ma e can a.. EsCt
,rwentv-drst and Franklin StieSt7'
RichmonG. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
pfIp, Iale ann female

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COVERS
81 80 go raTceis post jobs. so week
Write Tor list Of positions open
FRANKLIN INSTlTJ IL. Dept
ETA Rochester. y
WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR III +
following saiespeopie- three men foI
on niano department. two men or
Two ladies' foI our Victrola depart
ment. two ladies FOR sheet music
denartrnent. must ne able 20 play
~. God salaries for willing WORK
e-s THE CRAFTS PIANO co. III
IL. AruaN = tT....-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Rosl ano jrounn

LOST. BETWEEN $50 AID go
SUNDAY afternoon. January ~. on
north side Of Broad street. between
kirst Street and Brook ANeifoS
lOnQ Opsn-wOrk ring. set with sniail
diamonds Liberal reward Ofiefed TOT
return 10 l0j East FRANKLIN street,
POCKETBOOK. G O \ I 4 I \ 4 NC,
money. papers and photograph, ~. 81
owner Very generous reward gwen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
5eaifo 39rpppsaIs
ONCE Of the Stale Highway


Oh ICE OF NIIe - IdIt fiIkEI"dy
Commission.
Richmond, Va January 8. 1913
BIDS WILL b L RECEIVED AT THE
clerks office. Floyd Courthouse. Va.
until u O'Clock noon. Monday,
January 81. 1913, for the construction
of two steel bridges-one 300 feet long.
over Burks Fork, and one 50 feet
long over South Fork of Roanoke
and a1der s:p ta ayo SOM ON file at ths
clerks office, Floyd Courthouse. Va.
and at this Office. A certified check
for $3.50 to accompany each bid. The
right s reserved to reject any and
all bids Further information fur
nished on application to the under
signed p. ST. j. WILSON
State Highway Commissioner.