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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
JAPAN IS MAKING
RAPID STRIDES
IN AVIATION
Young Military Birdmen
Make Series Of Remarkably
Successful Flights and
Qualify as Experts.

lAas0cinfef Harem correspondence
Toxic. Ana. e--1apan ~ making
impoF@nnt strides II aviation Recent
~ pumber 81 young military officers
lra4hed BY aho army aviation corps,
InaAo a8FioN Of successful Inter-
provincial illehts eoveflne distance
oE 80 miien, and qualified themselves
a. experts. Tho aviation corps has a
tpnclona open gfonad ~ Tokofozawa.
near Tokyo where q group of stu
dent aVintoge u being trained BY
Captain TokuEawa. These military
avlators make occasional excursions
10 the city 81 Tokyo. the peopie--or
which climb Up 20 house-topa 20 see
.tho imam birds fy. The aeyoplanes
il 90 are 1apaneee blpinnes. devised
by Captain TokugoWn and q number
OF French machines.
The naval avlRtOrs also have been
active recently They paid a surprise
viall 10 Yokohama ana Tokyo from
tho naval station n Yokoauka. In
ono Of these trips Lieutenant YAM
ada covered & distance 81 $50 miles IN
ewo hours and ten minutes. The naval
aylaiors are now piaaning 20 exhibit
their craft before tho emperor. who
n recuperating ~ Haynma. q seaside
resort from bis recent illness
Aside from army and navy aviasors
Japan has a number 81 private aero
nauts. who are making successful
iights az different points In the em-
plre.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
VEGAS ELKS TO BATTLE
ON DIAMOND WITH
SANTA FE BROTHERS

Las. Vegas, n. n. Aug. s-The or
der Of Elks a. Santa Re today issued
an invitation and challenge 10 the To-
cal anlieFed bunch for q ball game 10
be played in Santa ne next Sunday
afternoon. The local Elks decided
20 accept the challenge and VIII play
the Ancient City Eiks fof the AntisEed
baseball championship Of the south
west
Saturday night the sslia re EIka
viii give a dance In honor Of the To-
cal FIX team and las vegnns who
come over 20 attend the game. The
i0cal order wishes Ia have Il UNDER
stood that This dance rs net an affair
being given solely In their honor but
ID also for ail LAS Vegas citizens who
viii viait Santa Ne Saturday night.
The baseball players VIII leave SAT-
urday evening on train No. while
nii other Elks and citizens win lesve
On automobiles IN the early part of the
afternoon.
a request has been made by the
Eiks that an Las vegans owning au-
tomobiits plan 10 make the "trip 80
that q large delegation VIM be az the
game 10 represent the Meadow city.
The Wagon Mound team that played
here last sunday showed great
amount % puhllc spirit hy attending
the game with nine automobiles load
cd 90 capacity aud there ~ no
reason why the Las Vegana can not
DO the same Next saturday the Elks
Fny. Six automobile owners have nj
ready slgnlfled their intentions Of
making the "trip aud 81 ia expected
that the number viii be increased.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06


ihIapkh lhe socstlafr 81 MAR fo ~.
.|8n aeloehmenia from e8eh and every
fort in the Omitted Nlniea tof com
petition duflnR ihe Army week. AZ
matter ~ faes 4 a nlaaned Is htlh
Ifyouta fcr aiI SECTIONS 81 the conn-
~ 90 select lne mnpl expert
What win ht arranged for Navy
week wlll depend greet deal nphn
the time ~ arrival anH mobilization
"a The hatlleahiHa 81 Iha halhof. ana
81 nearly an thc different countries
81 the wnfid wiii eAte taslieshina
N attendance NJ lht fhAHh expoAl-
tinn. no doubt lnlpfnalichai contests
wlli Be afFaa#Fa isa magH-
bern % the foreign Aaltseshlps and
Our own
An invisatloH VIII 81 extended 90
lhe Nalionaf naeenAil commIaslos 20
have the final gaulfe ol The Wori1,a
series played NJ fha Sihdlam wlit|n
the exposition erognds Supple.
meniarE games win ~ arfanFt0 FOR
me winners n the different aTuse
ihrprahoui the country. and an intt,
iation viii also bp extended As ire
major league baseball itatns Is use
the baseball field at the cxposiii,sa
grcunas FOR sprlng training A epR-
ciai invitation viii also be extended
"a the ARMY aud Navy 10 play tiieig
annual football game IN the Stadium.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

enitn on hla recent visit % Cnnada
THE church conlrmplaioa no
change ~ iia plans Ia MeHlco and no
statement 10 the effect that lne
charth would abandon ~ colombo
ton scheme there was made while the
president wns IN Canada. said Mr.,
pensose
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

When IS man hhG suffered for sew
erai days with collie. diarrhoca or 9TH
~ form of howell complaint and 10
two donea 81 chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarfhoea Remedy. a. ~
often the case. II h but natural that
ne SHOULD be enthusiastic Ia his praise
~ the remedy and especially ~ this
Ihe cnse of 3 severe attack when lie
4 threatened. Try ii when Ia need
~ such . remedy J, never fats SOLD
~ nll druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

AlernnN No, 10 tfnnDon tlexioo
SAT- Lake civ. Aus 6Tho report
~ ihe abandonment ~ me Mexican
colunisailon echoine "a the Mormon
church u fabrication. was the 8fc-
inrallon Of CHARLES W. penroao Of tho
irsi presidency Of The Mormon church.
who accompanied president Joseph "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

Hmpiuyef--Do you know the duties
"a 81 office hoyY
Once Sos Yes. airi wake 40 the
pevkteepef when / hear the boss
conaluE ~rNem Orleans Times-Demo-
Graf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

Vancouver H. C.~-Hurh Springer.
promoter Of ne Wilile nitchie- FFnd.
aie Welsh flehi. said that ths ur
feaEemenf was 10 ave nlschie a
sunrnntee nf tih.0oo win. lose o.
dsaN in other words 6prineer
pupfaniena him flfiy per cent on ne
house and euafnnieaa thal ne house
wan cDuiain faa.Hoo. ne Ia alao 10
Het flfiy per cent ~ Yeiurns from
pictures, thf remrlnder eolns 70
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

SPORTING BMEVIIEES
OFF THE w1RE

SAN Franoiaco This next llsht-
weight inaich with q title ~ the ring
81 aI8ke Hili De tpr the champipnehip
81 the Worid willie R'lchle, the
American champion, MADE shis . cer-
ielniY when ~ agreed 90 mees Fred
die Welah. ehemDlon u Great Britain
and hpatFalit. ~ Vapeonyer, p. c.
14f iNHntF renn1n on September !.
welsh already has one decision
Awarded aealnnt Nifchin In Novem-
uafs 1871. when Nfiebis substituted az
ihe elefonlh hour for Al WolHast
then lhe champion. VINO wan stricken
with appendicitis On the eve Of q
mafFh with Welsh. n,tcAie bad new
~ GeuEhf q long distance s,out then
aHa ~ent snfo tfs match antrained.
IIln Surprising showing won MIN las-
~ Az eksnce a. the title from Vol
AAsA
Articles sflpulnisnE the weight and
Nlt|fioa o. She pnrae viii be signed
A. ter days or a 1oftuiHhf a. sbon a.
HItfhlf RETURNS from \ hunting trip
ipso lhe mcuntalns rnst of Salinas
4niahef BE iefl this allornoon with
hia ifainef. 4affy Foiey.
" Mlirhis wina a. Vancouver, fsis
nHxt battle probably wlll be with
leach Cross ia New York for ten
seanaA no decision. ia the latter paFi
- September Ills beas offer he
aiiG to-day. named Cross. though 9TH
era had been euaaesiad.
Escept by 4 knnekouf. the title
could not he "a peril 81 q match with
Gross and accordingly Bilchie feels
fairis confident that on THANKSGIVING
day ~ VIII return 10 San Francisco
Tor twenty rounds either with Harlem
Tommy Murphy se "A Wolaaat.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

aaaheu. ~ BAaan. 1.ss. owned
~ C. X. d. billings. az New YORK.
champion troiirr 81 tins world. viii
appear at Goshen during race week.
August 70 r., IN m attempt 70 heat
hls worlds record aoe ~ over the
niaiDfIr baif-mile tFach. st win be
hle cniy appearances n me east this
fensOn.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
RACE NEE |
| D CLOSE
SEASON
San Francisco Driving Club
Arranges a Banner Meeting
for Next Sunday

The San Francisco Driving club, one
Of the oldest harness horse organtza-
tions in California, will bring It's sea-
son to a close Sunday afternoon on the
Golden Gate park stadium track with
monster matinee meeting. There
will be SIX races. and 38 OF the best
horses in the state will compete for
the handsome trophies which have
donated
This season has been the most sue
cessful one that the great organixa-
tion has ever known, and It's officers
have decided to bring 1t to fitting
climax with a meeting that will lin
ger long In the minds of everybody
who witnesses It All that Is needed
now is fair dRy. Every detail has
been completed and the horsemen look
for q record breaking crowd.
Such q list Of trophies never before
has been offered for race meeting in
San Francisco. The trophy committee,
headed by A. Ottinger. w. J. Kenneys
Jim Ryan, George Giannini and David
Dillon, gathered in a grand array OF
prizes. The donors are as follows:
The Robert Dollar Steamship company, the
Hamburg American Steaniship company, the
North German Lloyd steamship company. the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway com
pany. A. B.. spreckela, the Palace Hotel COM
pany. the Fairmont Hotel company, the st.
Hotel company, the ST. Germain cafe. the
portola Louvre. Van fsendorf Brothers, the
Crown Distiuerfes company, NJ. A. Gunst com
pany; Metsger 4 Franklin, brokers. 80 Second
street, city; case of wine from the Gundlach-
Bundschu Wine company, Fred Hilmer, Rep
sold COMPANY John ]. Sullivan, Eddie 0raney,
Oscar Hooks, Joseph Phillips, Edward Nolan.
Wilmerding Loewe company, Patsy PfnelH,
Etudebaker company (six whips). Ralph Nc
Leran. Guido e. Caglieri Log Cabin bar Zone
rote), william Caubu, Cafran + Green.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31

have his fractured ribs put in
order?
Th1ty-three nights in sleeper.
More than a month In a bunk:
Those world touring stars
Must ride on the cars
Until each one of then's feeling
punk;
Thirtu-threc nights IN a sleeper.
a place pherc no dead man can
sleep.
But later these stars
viii sap good night TO The
And they'll all be asleep on the
deep.
President Tom Lynch says se
will not retire under fire. Bill
Sulxer made similar remark but
a few days ago, but his enemies
didn't believe him.
And II those National league
magnates should elect Bob Brown
to succeed Lynch. there would be
a man of another color.
X X X
Manager Huggins of the Cards
comes to the front with the thrill
ing announcement the Cards will
train at Columbus, Ga. Who
cares?
II it's all right with Columbus,
no one else should become ags-
tated-
x y x
If those touring ball players
should bump into few blizzarde
while whizzing westward no. we
fear the worlds tour will be .
frost. \ \
The present worlds tour may
be featured some day by Sox
victory. Yanevercantell.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
WILL
GET BUSY
TONIGHT
Smith and Miller Ready to
Settle Their Differences
in New York

NEW YORK. Oct. s1.-- Gunboat
Smith and Charley Miller. heavy
weights from California, meet tonight
at Madison Square garden in 10
round bout. There Is considerable In
terest in the outcome of the match, as
Miller Is expected to give Smith a hard
fight. owing to his aggressive tactics.
Smiths prestige as q possible heavy
weight champion dropped 9 few
notches as the result of his recent
battle with Carl Morris, the Oklahoma
giant The Gunner made a timid
showing in that encounter. and, al
though he was declared the winner on
foul. there were those who wit
messed the encounter who maintained
that Morris boxed in accordance with
the rules.
Miller has made himself favorite
as a result of his aggressive style.
He IL expected to carry the battle to
the Gunner. 1t marks the third meet
ing OF the pair. They met in two
previous encounters on the coast, each
having verdict to his credit In the
betting Smith rules a favorite at 10 to
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
Dau S Ddy
Dreams
AN OLD FAMILIAR SAW CARE

AN OLD FAMILIAR SAW CARE
LEssLY RESET
The Lord loves cheerful giver,
but no. one has any use for a
cheerful liar.
Among the signs of an early
winter is winter itself.
X X
Lest we forget-the Sox won
game of ball just a little more
than week ago. but not from
the Giants.
Common sense thought for the
day: Better put 'em on and--do
your Christmas shopping early.
s"The same stun that cooled me
of last summer cools me or to-
day, strange though ii may SEEM"
said the Man in the Smess,,ing
Compartment last night
Tell me not IN nomnful numbers
Life is but an empty dream:
For the penmant fever slumbers
In the bottom noicher team.
y
George Stovan, former manager
of the st. Louis Browns. is to be
congratulated upon his promotion.
He is to manage the Kansas City
Federal league club, and from the
Browns to the Federal league Is
stepping up some
X y
Why doesn't Ad Wolgast seek
the bonesetter IN an attempt to
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31

the western states and western
Canada forced the Brfton to
change his method. He had to, or
starve to death, so every once In
a while he pitched into the meat.
He doesn't care for 1t, and thinks
the athletes of the day are fed
much too much OF IT. But he is
not going to quarrel with the
American system just on that ac-
count.
r heart Freddie II for Amer
~ lea. first. last and all the time.
: When his fighting days are
over he intends to locate either in
New York. where q rich bac,7er
wants to open 3 big training
school with q farm annex on the
Muldoon plan, or in Los Angeles.
where his wife Is now. Welsh
thinks there Is nothing quite the
equal Of southern California any
where on the globe. He lost his
mother a short time ago. and that
was the only tie that bound him
to his native land. Now he pre-
fers this side OF the Atlantic.
His wife is here, his sister married
here, and Is about to start on q
tour of the world, and his only
brother also il located on this
side.
yV1ELsH has had two tremend-
w Gus disappointments in his
life. The first came when
Ad Wolgast took i'll with ap-
pendicitis two days before their
match in Los Angeles and Fred
die had to content himself with
whipping Willie Ritchie. Later
Willie whipped, or rather, got
the decision on a foul over VOL
gast and thus became possessor
of the title. Recently Welsh
was matched with Ritchie up In
Vancouver, but the match fell
through when Ritchie ran out
through dissatisfaction over
something or other. Thus has
Welsh twice been fooled out OF
what he considered excellent
chances to win the big title.
xxc EEMs like fate was against
me-" he said. Il beat
Richie once without trou-
bic and It looks as III might
never, never get another shot 1t
him. But I'll keep trying"
TIE has Eddie MOy, = young
lightweight from Allentown.
- Pa. with him ana believes he
will make good boy. The
heavy weight Of the party IL Ed
Hagen Of Seattle. q big fellow OF
100 pounds. He II Pollok's hope
among the giants. and will be
given an early tryout. Pollok
isn't saying much about him be-
cause It always causes a laugh
whenever q white hope" Is men,
toned. but he really believes in
this fellow.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
MATTY THINKS THAT
KONETCfIY WILL BE
A GIANT NEXT YEAR
BY CHRISTY MATHEWSON,
The Giants Star Pitcher

The trading has begun After each regular the
snapped around the and then they generally
the uniforms again the with
ceptons This time Konetchy coming the Giants for Mee
Herzog and Snodga according from all
through.
In know things McGraw has thought
of Konehy from time, because he ball player and
all after the The natural question then Why
Cardinals hold him he the he said
be? that the badly need of players
letting Honey thing
and his
reached limit during the closed There
him Manager Huggns dissatisfied player
his best he Nobody who dissatisfied
with conditions efficient business Lord and Chase
both who benefited by change.
Konechy of those players who would be benefited by
uniform and conditions and surroundings He has ouved
his Louis although he is still player For
club he would probably like house ahre Mcraw
very Konetchy the deal which obtained
Murray St for Bresnahan 1902 He
before he in the hope he could
Now is that with Konetchy the
ket is after him. but for Mek Snodgras and Herzog
No. nd nx
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31

prsHE man from Psntypridd AZ
ways has been known IS
vegetarian. and. as matter Of
fact, he - today 1t heart. But
few long and trying trips through
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
You See, It's This Way


sTsHERE isn't in the ring history
of this dear old world of ours
q more unique and in many
ways freakish character than
Freddie Welsh. English champion
among the lightweights. The man
from Pontypridd does unusual
things In a modest sort of way
and best OF all doesn't talk much
about himself. But IL drawn into
a conversation Freddie is apt to
surprise his audience with some
astonishing statements that Fred
die does not regard as at all re-
markable. Incidentally, don't for
get that the young We1shman
possesses left hand that IL re-
garded as the equal OF anything
that ever was flashed by. any
fighter.
YVYHATS freakish about him,
w you aski Well. first on. what
do you think of . fighter
who can take off eight pounds of
weight In "a hours without i'm
pairing his strength in the leastl
Pollok vouches for It. Naturally
you want to know how he does
1t. Right or let us explain that
water consumers Of any OF the
gallon OF II q day and thoroughly
believes in 1t a. steady thing
for all athletes. Having accus-
T. - - -
thing. he can. by merely ceasing
the drink process for day. re-
duce himself in q most astonish-
ing manner.
WHILE back we exploited the
~ tremendous drinking feats Of
one zbyszko, Polish wrestler,
who seemed to hold the champion
ship of the water wagon perform
ers, even * he couldn't grab the
graphing title for himself. The
Pole was almost total abstainer,
varying the monotony now and
then with a ffagon OF lager. But
he generally preferred the vichy
of commerce and consumed 1t by
the gallon. We believe now that
Welsh is q close second to the
Pole II, indeed. he can not beat
him at the pure and cold" game.
xxvvYHY, weighed only 1904
w pounds the day wlllis
~ Ritchie arrived in VAN
couver and that, too, with only q
"a hour preparation" Welsh told
me. And / was fit for q hard
bout just 1t that time, too. r
hadn't eaten anything that day
and had refraiHed from drinking
drop of water. It falls on OF me
in cakes as soon as stop drink
ing. Because the English limit IL
135 pounds and always have
tried to be ss near that notch as
possible, people imagine / am one
OF those overgrown lightweigi1ts.
It IL not 50. ~ can today scale
much lower and be stronger than
Ritchie.r
= y n
prsHE man from Pentypridd al-
ways has been known IS q
vegetarian. and. as matter Of
fact. he - today IT heart. But 4
few long and trying trips through
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
Fighter, Who Drew
With John l.. Insane

Patsy Cardif. who once fought q
draw with John L. Sullivan and an
other with Charley Mitchell and was
afterward defeated In a ring battle by
Peter jackson. was committed to tho
insane asylum at Salem. Ore, few
days ago. He has lived in Portland
for the last IS years and has worked
a. a house mover The commission
found his condition due to alcoholism.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
M![:atty 4: Talks K Business y IS
Has the Inside Dope :"

The Call today the fifth written
by Christy Maewson the brightest diamond
Matty has lot of regarding the probable
coming and he inside Konehy
deal and also about the called trading of Herzog Maty
McGaw than other baseball and consequently he
position the low down from the little Napoleon
ond What he has will be of
Mattys article will in The Call Monday
contain few more surprises, so look out for it.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
CHANCE TO GET KONETCHY

STILL something the about Konetchy The
Louis told perhaps
would bring the big first sacker the Giants Huggns
would probably subby
tends to try club of He had lot of
netcbv Harmon nd Salee had their grievances.
Huggin tries tell him from second base
what kind az ball to pitch
Cardinals told late along in the 1t gets his
nerves Harmon peevish about the thing"
that there has been less trouble
the Cardinals Huggins
for it. Managing thankless job because all the
get and blamed by the owners and the
when he hold
owners Of the Cardinals trouble with
thev were very fluent financially
Konetchy going leave St Louis and would not be
r;sed i his forwarding address is New York
lcopgnsh. syndicss) :. I.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
HERzOG MAY QUIT GAME

Herzog deal of farm in Mary
third thought of from
ball before as he
would the Cardinals traded
would retire from baseball He has said much His
his automobile
Wadena The players who their be-
ginning independence They least the
VIII things don't them
kidding Hezog about his after
he finished baseball
@Wc You'll be polishing mahogany behind
after vou get too old to play Herzy
Doyle nothing lot of down Marysnd and
FIVE ors bankbooks."
po4r Herzog! where his brcakfs money
coming | guess would be tough job mo- him ST.
Iouis
Snodgrass member OF Giants WI made
senous effort to buy state He has n ece d California
looks good refused
worlds He is mixed politics there and of
the main of the
That great country civic organizations
engaged Oxnard the He is also
not standing of the club Besides McGraw considers
IL hrrp
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-31
EASY FOR GIBBONS

WILKEsBARRE. Pa. Oct. 31.--Mike
Gibbons OF st. Paul last night gave
that Referee Buck KellyNstopped the
bout IN the ninth round. 1t was
scheduled to go 10 rounds Gibbons
weighed 1@5 pounds and Wagner 16o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-22
BOARDING
Ere, Goal ami llapon

HAVE CLEAN. FREE-BURNING
sPIlnt lump. s5.7o per ton, My an
sylvnnia-S.75 per ton. Madison 6i34
w. B, REAMS. 707-Tl North Sevcn-
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Oh DOntINfoN line

Lv. Richmond foot or Ash st. daily 90 p. NJ.
Arrive Norfolk. 90 A. NJ
Connects with main line steamers lea wing
Norfolk for New York daily. except Sunday.
700 +. NJ Connections also made by NJ &
". Ry. T.. NJ. and Q. & O. Ry. at e. NJ.
Night line steamers stop at Claremont to
land or receive passengers on signal and will
be met BY public conveyance
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. Objective
March i.)--James River by daylight for
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport News and
al, James River landings. steamer leaves
Monday. Wednesday and Friday st 80 g.
NJ. Freight received for all James Rives
Points
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WORK COMPLETED
BY SPECIAL Jury

Charleston, w. Va. February 2i.--
The special grand jury Investigating
bribery charges against members OF
the Legislature unexpectedly com
pleted its labors this afternoon and
was discharged by Judge Henry *.
Black. The jury reported misde
meanor indictment against Delegate
Thomas ]. Smith, alleging ne accepted
n bride of 500 from Guy Biddinger.
making Il total of five felony and eight
misdemeanor indictments, the others
having been returned in special re-
ports last week. The cases were set
for trial April 2S
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R0tfI6
TURKISH AND ROMAN nATHs.

Table dIIote Dinner Saturday and
sunday evenings, u to 8 o'clock. S1.5O
an
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Yegal J2otjre

Commonw calth of Virginia.
OF the State Corpora ton
Commission,
City of Richmond. February 13. 1913.
AUTHORIZING OLD
DOMINION TRuSr COMPANY. IN
CORPORATED. to commence bust
ness.-It appearing from the inves-
LEGATION OF Old Dominion Trust
Company, Incorporated. made through
the chief bank examiner. that all the
provisions of law have been complied
with, and that the. necessary amount
of capital stock has actually been
the commission that certificate be,
and is. hereby granted authorizing
the business OF receiving DEPOSITS.
STATE CORPORATION CoMMIs-
Teste:
T. G.. STRACHAN
Assistant Clerk.