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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
Miss Whitaker Hostess.

Miss Amelia Whitaker entertained
at a box party at the Forsyth Satur-
day afternoon in honor Of Miss Fan
ME Cook, who will be married next
Wednesday. The guests included the
wedding party
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07

Mrs. William Bremen announces
the marriage of her daughter, Lena
Henrietta, to Mr.. John George Burck-
hardt, which took place Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock at the home of
the bride.
The ceremony was performed by
DR.. Hugh Walker and was witnessed
by the immediate family only. There
were no attendants, the bride and
groom leaving Immediately after the
ceremony for wedding journey to
New York.
The bride wore a smart travelling
suit of navy blue cloth, with blouse
of blue chiffon and hat of cream col
ored straw, adorned with a paradise.
She carried a shower bouquet Of val
ley lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burckhardt WIN be at
home at $50 West Peachtree Street
after July 10.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07

Joseph Herman Garrison, OF Marietta,
Miss Annie Taylor gave q miscella-
neous shower at her home on Capitol
Avenue Saturday afternoon.
Lunsford- BRsma lean.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Lunsford an
nounce the marriage Of their sister
Hattie Bell, to Mr.. Edward Basma-
jean. The ceremony took place Sat
urday June Z, DR.. Holderby off1ciat
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Basmatean left
Immediately for the mountains of
North Carolina and Virginia, where
they will spend several weeks.
Dinner at East Lake.
In honor of Miss Louise Ripley and
Mr.. Daniel L MacIntyTe, Jr- the
young men in the wedding party will
entertain at dinner at East Lake Sat
urday evening, and the guests will be
Misses Louise and Laura Ripley
Frances Ansley. Julia Mcintyre, Sina
White, Mr. and Mrs. Homer McAfee
Messrs. E. Y. Carter, Jr., Marion
Swanson, Cherry Emerson, Remer
MacIntyre and Daniel l. MacIntyre,
Jr.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
For Miss Patterson.

In honor OF Miss Daisy Patterson,
who viii be married June 10 to Mr..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07

In compliment to Miss Helen Yauch,
of New York, who is visiting Mrs.
Beaumont Dawson, Mrs. W. l. Mad
doX entertained informally at lunch
con Saturday at her home on How
ard Street. Pink roses decorated the
table where all the details were in
pink. Mrs Maddox wore a pink linen
effectively combined with Irish lace.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
Dinners at Driving Club.


Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Sissor
Will have as their guests at the dinner
dance at the Piedmont Driving Club
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Bohannon, of Louisville, KY.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]
Hightower, Jr., and DR.. and Mrs. W
S. Elkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linton c. Hopkins will
entertain in honor Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles T. Hopkins. Jr., their other
guests to be Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Smith
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thornton and
Mr. and Mrs. John Charles Wheat
ley
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Richardson will
entertain in honor of Mr. and Mrs
Frederick ]. Paxon, who recently re-
turned from their wedding journey
the party TO be completed by Mrs
Edward Inman and Mr.. Preston Ark
wright.
One hundred and fifty guests will
attend the dinner-dance.
For Miss Yaueh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-09
5untnlfr 6oarolng

WANTED, BOARDERS FOR AUGUST
and September near depot at Hard
wai';, Va, Good table and time
guaranteed. Apply MRS. JETER
SEAY.
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TRACING CAUSES
OF TYPHOID FEVER
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Bristol. Va. August S.-Dr. NJ. NJ
Pearson has been chosen health officer
by the city commission. lie will be
in charge of the efforts to prevent
typhoid becoming epidemic here. The
city water is being analysed, and the
local authorities are having tho as
sistance OF DIR. ]. a. Waddcil, OF the
University of Virginia Owing to the
fact that some twenty-five or thirty
cases have developed here. steps are
being taken to trace tho source OF tho
trouble and all families are urged to
boil their drinking water and water
used for domestic purposes. DR., Wad-
dell Is OF tho opinion that no typhoid
here could have been caused by tho
vaccine that has been used. Former
Mayor Cannon does not believe how
over, that typhoid would have infected
members OF his family but for the
use OF tho serum.
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l2eIp, a9aIe ann 1fenaIe
Rituat1onS, 4ernIfssipnal

LADY WELL Ef1DeIUtcITED. ENGLISH,
French, Latin, music. fond of chill
dren, best testimonials, would enter
family to take charge of children
needing mothers care; teacher or
companion. MISS V. WINGFIELD.
Goshen, Va, Route l, care Mr.. Il. H.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

rR4MiliR CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
-. B-FollCwtn8 schedule figures published
az Information aid not guaranteed:
For the south Daily: o:lD a. M-Local.
10 80 \. M.-EXpress. 500 r. M-Express.
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars Tor At
lanta apd birmingham. HAS r. M.-Expresa.
Week Days: 800 l.. N~-LocaI
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 p. M.-DaIiy-counectlng for BaIti-
more Mon. Wed. and Friday. 60s A. NJ
TX. Sun. knd gals Il. M.-SIon.. Wed. and
Friday-Lccai
Trains Arrivs Richmond.
From the South: 800 a. nj. and $40 A. M.
l:C0 =. Al. 500 y NJ. daily; 1855 Ell. sun.
From West Point: $3.50 *. VI. daily: Ii as A.
NJ. Mon. Wed. aud Fri. 4.25 T. NJ Eek. Sun.
S. f. BURG ESS. y. p. A..
soI E. Main St Phone Madison 27a.
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CburrD J2otires
pREsgYTER!AH


FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II A. NJ. and Sis p. NJ by
Rev. J. E BOOKER: The union services of
sEGoNp KEsBYTERlAN cHURCH
CECIL d. D.. pastor. Regular service at Il
NJ. l rrenghing by the pastor Rev. Rus,
First. Second and Grace Street Churches will
be held in The First Church.
GRAcE STREET rREsRYTERIAN
Ing by DR.. LILLY. AT night the First, Sec
and Grace street Churches will hold q Joint
ciiCRcH or THIS CotENANr"REV. j
CALVIN STEWART, II. u, pastor. Preach
the Seminary. Wednesday evening service
S:l5 Z. 81. Sabbath School at $3.50 and
Bible classes meet at 10 4. NJ. No service
wEsTAIINs TER PREsBYTER,AN
Church. -PreRching u a. NJ. by Rev. p. D.
STEPHENSON. d. d. No night service.
Welcome.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. tBRoAD AND
and Sis ?: 4. y RsT. iRX D. KNi g Il.
thea classes GA ". Patterson. Supt.). $50
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH FRANK
lin and Adams streets5.-THoMAs Gag
EFT SKINNER u. D.. minister. Services
II \. NJ. Sunday School $3.50 y. NJ, The
teaching service of the church. Glasses for
all. There will he Sunday night
vices during July and august. Dr. S. c.
MITCHELL will preach 9: the morning ser
service STRANGERS welcome: seats free:
SRA GRACE an STREET TnME BAPTIST cHuR RICH
T. WILSON, D. u, pastor. Preaching at II
II a NJ. by the Rev. c. c. cox, of Newport
News. No service at night. sunday
School ut $3.50 a. NJ. Uiugh p Pow
Sis +. NJ. The public. especially strangers.
are cordially invited to worship with
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
(Grove Avenue and Harrison str, ap.-Rev.
II a. NJ. by the REV. ". IL. SMITH. No
service at night sunday School at e:l5 ~ NJ.
James II. Wood supt). Wednesday even
Ing prayer-mee;ing al S:i5 o'clock.
METHODIS1,
tGrace Street between Fourth and Fifth
Streetsl-Rev w. j. YOUNG. d. d. pastor.
I |, e. by tho pastor at i 4. NJ ant s:i5
''straightway''; evening subject, Doing
Good Good Things With Bad Means. Doing BAD
Things Win Good Means Sunday School
BROAD STREET METHODIST CHURCH
lkroad and Tenth Streets)-FRANK l..
ELLIS, pastor Preaching by the pastor at
II a. NJ. and Sis T. NJ.
EPISCOPAL
ST; go, rAui:s EiISGorAL cHuRcH tcoR-
LIAM a. PEARMAN. assistant Holy Com
munion. 7:i5 A NJ. every sunday; Sunday
mon IL y. NJ: evening prayer Sis A cordial
invitation 10 worship with us.
REGULAR SERVICE or FIRST
Church OF Christ. Scientist viii he held to.
morrow morning in church eaifce (corner
o'clock Subject, Spirit" Wednesday even
ing testimony and experience meeting at
$50 The reading rooms are located at 20Iia
day from 10 a. NJ. to p. NJ. All are cordl-
ally invited
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kiehp,ond and chesapeakr nay railway.

hichriond and thesapeakc rny finIiway.
Schedule OF Electric Trains. effective May
So 1912. Leave richmond, Laurel and Broad
Streets: b'G:0j y. NJ. '1:i0 y NJ. bS:l0 A.
~. $40 y. NJ. 40 10 a. ii. Il:l0 4. NJ. l:lo
i. NJ. 2:!e L. NJ. 3:l) Z. NJ, bi:I0 z. NJ. 20
T. Nj. 62o +. n, 1910 +. NJ. bS.l9 z. AZ.
lo:i0 L. NJ, 10 I. NJ. Leave Ashland. Eng.
land ard Maple streets: .5:65 y. NJ. b. 90 A.
Nj, $3.50 a. Nj. h9:O0 A. RI. 1890 a. Al. .@ll :05
a. ri. az 90 NJ. -'I:O1 p. Nj. 2CJ l. 81 J el
T. NJ. $500 l.. NJ. b. go /. NJ. $500 y. NJ. 100
T. NJ 500 Z. NJ. no:o0 T. Nj. II 100 2. NJ.
daily except SUNDAY. ''Suacay only.
hCarfieS
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BOARDERS WANTED BY PRIVATE
family, three miles from Virginia Hot
Springs Terms reasonable. Elevn-
ton $500 feet. Daily mails. Box
2SS. Hot Springs Va.
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BY virtue se, OF a certain deed of, trust.
the clerks Office of the Chancery Court
or the city OF Richmond. Va. in Deed
BOOK 2l6-B. page i2S and default hav-
certain note therein secured and now
past due, and being required by the
beneficiary so TO do, shall sell at pub
nc auction. to the highest bidder. at
"oG at 5 d 30 N o!eIoeE p IL H. 1919
the property described in aforesaid
deed. to,wit: All that certain lot Of
land, with the improvements thereon.
lying and being in the city OF Rich :
mond, Va, with small part OF the
same In the. rear extended into the
COUNTY Of tlenrico. Va, commencing
Street distant 50 feet and inches
west OF it's intersection with tho west
line of Twenty-fourth Street. thence
running westWardly along the snid
fronting on the said north line of '.T''
Street thirty-seven $50 feet. and ex-
tending back northwardly from said
front between parallel lines one hun
dred and fifty-four feet and ten and
one-quarter inches O54 feet 10 Ia
inches) on Its western line. which line
is the eastern line of said alley. and
on It's eastern line one hundred ard
inches (142 feet 10 inches). more or
less and being the rear half OF lots
S, .. 10, II in block 1913 l-2 in the plan
of Paramount.
TERMS: Cash to such sum as will
ecutinS this trust and pay balance
on note OF $1,000, with interest from
3D. day Of April. 1919: the balance. IL
amy upon such terms as may be Ill :
rected by grantors in said deed
GEORGE b. WHITE.
Trustee.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect September 81, 1912
Leave Byrd street station Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: 900 y. NJ, $500 +. NJ, 'I:la
i. NJ
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST,
's;i5 \. NJ. '9:bo a. NJ, 1900 p. NJ 1870 L. Nj.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: al 40 A.
NJ. 'e;35 =. NJ. .ll:30 L. ". From the West;
$40 ~. NJ. as;l0 4. NJ, el:40 Z. Al. .605 z,
NJ, 800 L. NJ.
'Dnly aDaty Sunday. bsuntay oL.J.
w. b. BENILl- Pass. Trat Mgr.
w. G. SAUNDERS c. L. A.. Roanoke. Va
z. Il. kOSLEi. u. Z. =. Rlcnmond Va.
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Eaflrpao5
Chesapeake & Chic Railway

70 i4OIII :" IIIII' NON VOrt NcWr
s.lg A.--lccci- pan y--Cn'Villo Fix Sun.
VHuTnopd
1000 A. ENpresi Dolly Norfolk Oh Point.
t!0:U A.--Local- Oaiiy-l.chbg Lex. c. Forge
r2'V' Noon tNprtss Duy - norfolk. Gid
Point
tn:iS y. Mountain Spcclar Tuesdays,
Thursdays And Saturdays White
sulphur Hinton, mountain resort.
1900 PIX press Daily Gin. L.tllc
taco PES press DnHY-Nor.. Old Point
900 P.--LCcal- Daily y. News Old Point.
b;l5 P.-i.ocal--FsN. Sun.-Charlottcsvllie
Gals P.-i.ocA!-Wcek days except saturday
10 Warren Saturdays TO Gladstone.
Gao P--Limited-lsaiiy-Ciu ca go. ST. &.
u.lJ P.-ESpreS5 = Dsi4y Gin. louisville.
Lynchbury Natnral Bridge.
Sieepers. barior Carr.
TRAINS ARRIVE RIChMOSD-I.oca from
East: 9:55 4. NJ. $50 2. VI. through from
East: 1880 y. NJ. 1:55 L. 81 G;39 T. NJ Local
from West; S:l5 ~. NJ. ''y.5J a ~ ana 7:.0
=. NJ. Through: s:i5 A. Al. 1855 4. VI. and
; % Z NJ
James River Line: ''s:25 \. NJ. 4:5s u. M.
week days. sundays G:5j u. 81.
- Daily except SunNnY.
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SEADOARD AIR LINE.

Southhouud trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: SEQ a. M.-locai To Norlina.
l:l0 =. M.-Sleepers and coaches, Atlanta,
Birmingham, Savannah. Jacksonville. ll:2,
Z. M.-Slccpers and coaches, Atlanta, Biz
m!nGham Memphis 1880 ~ M.-Sleepers and
coaches, Jacksonville. Northbound trains
scheduled arrive In Richmond daily: 5;3i
A. Al. $40 y. NJ. :o5 =. ~. :: 80 p. A. Local.
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r. .. Box 4o4.
Charlottesville. Va.
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Atlantic Coast Line

The Standard railroad OF the south.
EFFECTIVE JUNE Q. 1918.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. ,
Eor Florida and South: s:l5 A. NJ. and s:sa
For norfolk: 500 a NJ. 500 p NJ. 4:1o r.
NJ.
For n. &: W Ry. 'vest s:I5 \. II. $50 A.
Al. L. NJ. $50 z. NJ.
For Petersburg: l:e0 ~. N. Sis A. NJ
S:l5 \. NJ 800 A. NJ. $3.50 y. af.. $500 z. NJ
$40 y. NJ. 6;o5 +. Nj. G;35 +. NJ. 9:2o z. NJ.
N:t5 L. NJ
For Goldsboro and Fgyetteviile: 't:io p. NJ
Irains arrive Richmond daily: 505 a. NJ
l0;i5 "a. NJ. ESQ y. NJ. 1851 A. AZ.
''l0I5 4. Nj lI:i0 \. M. .2;l0 Y ~. ''l:tJ
L. NJ, SOS II. a.. i:S5 y. NJ. $500 =. NJ. 9:0l
L. ~ IL 80 l. NJ.
Except SUNDAY. ''Sundoy only.
Time OF arrival and departure and conneo.
tion3 not guaranteed.
q. 8. CAMPBELL d. p. A.. x2a Main 81
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Rral Cstate .Gor SaIe


FOR SALE. ONE OF THE FINEST
farms in Hartford County, Md. 200
acres, three miles from Darlington,
The social centre Of Hartford County.
situated on the new State Road
twenty miles from Baltimore. in the
heart Of blue grass section OF Deer
creek. excellent location for stock
raising, mansion containing twenty
Two bedrooms, costing $4,000. and a
barn which Is the largest and best
pull IN the county, costing over
$4,000, both IN splendid repair: q new
post rain and panel fence over the
cnure farm; view from any portion
counties and the !usQuehanna River;
many Virginia families have recently
purchased farms adjacent; this farm
mas To-! Years been TecC YpiEed as the
best grass farm in Hartford County:
inc property can be bought for $3.50
ahd satisfactory terms made TO suit
purchaser. Apply to WEBB q
WHITE III Title Building. Balti-
'N''' W.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Streets for Petersburg:
&c, I. s. 80. u. II. ~ A. M.. /. 2 "a &
'e5 40 %. Z. = 1910 Z. NJ.
100 r. NJ. for Chester 1900 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave. Petersburg. foot OF Sycamore
street, Tor Manchester:
5:5. 6:s5 ''l:l5. '7:S5 s:35. s;35 '1o:ss. li:ss
a. 81, 1895 1885. Ass. 3aS. ABS 5:35. cas-
'7:35. s:S5. 9:35. 'io;i0 ll:io p. 81.
tDaily'-Ex. Sunday and holidays
Carries baggage and express.
''limited-ENcep. sunday and holidays
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-09
KeaI estate For SALE

AN ELEGANT ANCESTRAL HOME
STEAD FARM FOR SALE.
This well-known farm contains 145
acres Of fine soil. in a high state of cul-
uvation modern buildings: located
three quarters OF a mile OF railroad sta
ton; close to church. school and stores:
eight miles from Charlottesville, in AL
beinarle County. Va. For particulars,
address
p o. Box 4o4.
Charlottesville. Va
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aucttun SaIes future Saps
The Valentine Auction Co.
Auctionecrs,
618 EAST BROAD STREET.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
HORSES. WAGONS. WOOD SAW
ELECTRIC MOTOR ETC

By virtue of certain deed of trust.
dated April %, 1919. from - 7. Concy
having been made in the PAYMENT Of
the debt therein secured. and bcins; re-
qu;red by Thu, beneficiary so to DO, |
VIII sell at public auction, on the prem
ises. No. 912 Oak Street
MONDAY. AUGUST IL, 1918.
at 4 O'Clock l.. NJ,
the following: one Wood Saw and F.lec-
trio Motor. two Bay Horses, two Stand
ard Wood Wagons. one Long Wood
Shed. one Office Building. located at 9l2
oak street tnear gas plant at Moore
and oak Streets).
TERMS: Cash.
EDGAR q ENGLISH.
Trustee.
Auctioneers.
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ROADSTER, S3T5;
handsome five pa ssenger touring car
$500. Both In good mechanical con
dition. OVERLAND MOTOR co, ia
West Broad.
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TRUSTEES SALE

PROPERTY KNOWN AS ..r' STREET
FLATS. THIS SEEMS TO BE
GOOD SPECULATIVE PROPERTY
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Roet ann Jpunn

sTRAYED. FROM Ny RESIDENCES At
dog. Reward If returned to j. H.
PATTERSON. Phone Madison 5745-L.
LOST. PAIR SPIiCTACLES (NAME y.
iaustetter on case) on Tenth, be-
tween Clay and Main, or on Main,
between Ninth ana Tenth. Finder
leave at Times Dispatch Office
LOST. WHITE AND BLACK DOG,
medium size: stub tail; license nun :
Der 1875. Reward. OWNER, POI
North Park Street, city.
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agents cllanteu
soIirttors ann salfsmrn

WANTED. TWO Statesmen. SINGLE
ana neat appearance for house to-
house work. Call MIR. RILEY, 1904
East Broad.
WANTED. Pharmaceutical SALES
man Tor road work. MASENGILL
BROS. Bristol. Tenn
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Ratfft9

IpATfESNTs.-lFfREE Personal CON
sultation in Richmond with in
Ventors; fifteen years experience;
satisfactory references s. Ii. EVANS,
Patent Attorney. Park Building.
Tenth and Bank. Richmond Va
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flats jDr KfnI

jTlHIH jfUC NEUI
BEAUTIFUL FLAT Or FIVE LARGE
rooms. private bath, newly papered
centrally located, on Grace. between
First and Foushee: reduced rent
Phone Madison 2i85.
FOR RENT IN THE FRANKLIN. 30I
East Franklin street, apartment OF
two rooms and bath. Possession Sep
TENDER Is. Apply at Suite No a.
FOR RENT. SEPTEMBER /, EIGHT
rooms and bath, all improvements,
central location, splendid neighbour
hood, uneXpired lease; rent feason-
able, A 3S6, caro- Times-Dispatch
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Richmond, FrGdGriGkb'g & Potomac R. B,
TO AND FROM WASHING T0WGRD REY0HD.
.ond jArrIye Rfchnlond
ACCOMMODATION TRAIHs-WEsKDAYS.

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd 81. Sta. 400 p il. for Fredericksburg.
ienTe Eiba STA. 730 A. NJ. 80 =. II. for Ashland.
Arrive Eliza Stn. G.3O AM 6Ga Il. u. from Ashland
*Daily. Weekdays. sSundays only.
All trRins TO or from Byrd Street Station
stop at Elba. Time arrivals and departure'
nor guaranteed. Read the s;sns
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j2UftcRg
Businrss Qpuprtunttp

ONE-THIRD INTEREST IN A GOOD
business. paying 60 per cent profit
Good reasons for selling. 1905 Mu-
tual Building
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Gutpmpbtlrs fer Sale

REBUILT HUPMOBILE RUNAE0Ur
cheap. Owner leaving city. CASE
AUTO COMPANY. 1d43 West Broad
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4Doultrp, petS ann Rihe Sturk
FOR SALE. PURE BRED LLEWELLYN
setter pups. three months old. beau
tifully marked and very smart;
eligible TO registration. Address l..
a. KENNON. C.imora. Va.
WANTED. GOOD DRIVING HORSE
Must be sound and gentle. good APP
pearancc; must be lady broken. Ad-
dress y 42i. care Times Dispatch.
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KoDnl5 5.Dr kent


NICELY FURNISHED, WITH or
without board. us East Marshall
Street
FOR RENT. LARGE 'FRONT.' ROOM
nicely furnished; all conveniences
Phone Monroe 3965-J
LARGE, COOL. FURNISHED BACK
parlor. sos East Clay Street.
FURNISHED ROOMS NEAR LIRDY
Hill and Chimborazo. Call Monroe
2074.
TWO ROOMS. FURNISHED FOR
housekeeping. Also second floor. 10I
West Grace.
LARGE, DEIIG HTFUL ROOM. Il
North Sixth. between Franklin and
Main.
STOP AT THE ROANOKE, HEART OF
Richmond, 50c day up. Electric
fans. bath. phone. ia North Eighth.
COMFORTABLE BACHELOR APART
ments. furnished; rooms, single and
en- suite. III East Franklin.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENT, F-
men; large. cool. comfortable. Ill 1-2
North Eleventh Street
The Washington herald., 1913-01-21
Women's Black and Tan Shoes

character certificate was an attempt at
trick legislation. He said that the rules
of the Senate and House have been so
framed and built up by precedent as to
put the legislation of Congress In the
hands of few men.
Il hope the time is coming when these
bodies will be made more democratic
and more responsive to the public WILL"
said Mr.. La Toilette.
The clause relating to the character
certificate provides that aliens of any
country which issues penal or character
certificates shall not be entitled to ad-
mission unless they produce these GER
tifcates at ports of entry. This clause
was not in the bill as it originally passed
the House and Senate, but was inserted
by the conferees, in the hope, 1t was
explained. that it would exclude only
criminals.
At the conclusion of Senator La Fol-
lette's speech, Senator Root urged that
the bill be sent back to conference, so
that the character certificate clause
might be stricken. He said he believed
that the American policy of expatriation
should be maintained fully and freely,
and that this government should attempt
no legislation that would interfere with
the desire of any law-abiding citizen to
change his country.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-21
REPORTS ON "PEST HOLE"
Col. W. {. GOrgas Returns from
GuaypUuiI, Ecuador.

Col. William c. Gorgas sanitary officer
CT the Panama Canal Zone, arrived In
Washington yesterday and presented to
Secretary of War Stimson a report on
his recent survey of the city of Guaya-
quill, Ecuador, which was made with a
view to drawing up a plan for that port
which has long been known as the pest
hole of the Pacific" Col. Gorgas was
sent to GuayaQuil on this errand at the
request of the government OF Ecuador
In the next few days Col. Gorgas will
likewise report TO Secretary or State
knox.
Both yellow fever ana bubonic plague
are present IN Guayaquil practically all
the year round, according to Col. Cor
gas. He stated that the nrst essential
would he to give the city an adequate
water supply. At present there is only
partial supply, so that every house
holder has to store water in barrels and
other open reCeptacles. These storage
receptacles afford breeding places for
untold numbers OF mosquitoes. which
carry the fever.
The installation OF a sewer system
would have to go with the construction
of adequate waterworks, Col. Gorgas
stated
The Washington herald., 1913-01-21
SENATORS ATTACK
IMMIGRATION BILL
Clause in Measure Requiring Charae.
ter Certificate Of Immigrants
Object of Dispute.

The Senate yesterday sent back to con-
ference the conference report on the I'M
migration bill, which relates to the ad-
mittance and the residence of aliens In
the United States. The report, which
was called up by Senator Lodge, pro-
voked considerable debate. in which Sen
ators Root, O'Gorman, and La Toilette
attacked clause making a character
certificate a prerequisite to the admis-
sion of immigrants. Senators MARITIME
and Oliver presented kilograms from
Louis Marshall, president of the Ameri-
can-Jewish Commission, and others, pro-
testing against the character certificate
clause. These kilograms pointed out that
such a requirement would exclude Jews
from Russia and Roumania, not only
because OF legal difficulties and military
requirements, but also because of the
obvious inability Of political offenders to
procure such certificates.
Senator La Toilette attacked the rules
Of the Senate, and iAtimated that the