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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-30
ONLY BACHELORS SUFFER
Married Members of CONNER.
CiaI Club Not Inconven-
fenced by Moving.

Every day is moving day now at the
that organization are having a taste of
activities in the way Of packing that
their married friends come to the club
to get away from. and the married men
of the organization, one of them said
today. find themselves in the singularly
fortunate position of having two club
houses to go to to escape fall moving
at their homes.
The club will be completely moved
into its new quarters at 1884 / street,
formerly the old Russian embassy. by
September 8. Remodeling is going on
there apace, and the rooms in the front
part of the house are almost all ready
for occupancy.
Only Billiard Room Lacking.
As rapidly as these rooms are COM
pleted the furniture and fixtures in the
old clubhouse at 81 Madison place are
being moved into them, load or two
at time, day by day. There will be
nine or ten bedrooms available In the
front part of the new house by Sep
TENDER s, as we'll as all other rooms
needed by club, except billiard
room.
The billiard room in the new club
house is to be in the back part OF the
building, which is to be reconstructed,
and a number of additional bedrooms
added above the billiard room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-30
JOHN W. DAVIS TAKES OATH.
Assumes Duties as Solicitor General
Of Department Of Justice.

John w. Davis Of West Virginia took
oath of Office this morning, and as
sumed his duties as solicitor general at
the Department Of Justice. Attorney
General McReynolds was not at the
ceremony, being on his way to Canada.
where he is to take part in the assem-
bly, at Quebec Of the American Bar As
ISOLATION.
All the assistant attorneys general
who are now in Washington and the
heads Of bureaus were present and ex-
tended congratulations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-30
Theobald Frech Succumbs.

Theobald Frech. music teacher. AGED
sevenfy-two years. died at his residence.
624 18th street northeast. today. Funeral
services will be held Monday at IL am.
at the residence Of his son Jacob p
Frech. OF no c street northeast. Inter.
3pent will be at Congressional cemetery
Mr.. Freeh's wife survives him. .-r :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-30
Boys Toes Crushed

Ralph Mercurio. sixteen years old. $50
shott a1ley northeast while trying to
board 3 moving dairy wagon at 9Th and
streets northeast this morning about
800 o'clock. fell and was run over. Three
toes OF his right foot were crushed He
was taken to Casualty Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-30
Red Cross Fund Forwarded.

The Department of State has forward
ed to the American legations at Athens
and at Bucharest and to the consulate at
Belgrade. for distribution. $1.100 which
nas been appropriated by the American
National Red Cross for relief Work n
bulgaria, Greece and Servia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-30
Noted Mining Engineer Dies.

CHICAGO. August 30.-Merritt E. Ia
Dor. mining engineer and author Of sew
eral books on mining and mineralogy,
died here yesterday. He was one OF the
first to go to Alaska after gold was dis
covered there. Mr.. Tabor was born Eat
Homer. Mich, and was fifty-five years
old. - -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-30
LAMAR NOT TOGO ON STAND
IN SENATE LOBBY PROBE
Request That He Be Allowed to APP.
pear Again Is
Denied.

David Lamar will not be given an OPP
portunity to take the witness stand again
before the Senate committee to tell what
he knows or does not know about a rail-
road lobby here in 1900 that was deter
mined to amend the railroad rate law.
Chairman Overman decided today to
answer Lamar's request for a hearing
with a suggestion that he present his
facts in writing. Senator Overman said
that Senators Cummins and Nelson, men,
bers Of the investigating committee. made
speeches about the railroad lobby in 1909
and expressed doubt that Lamar could
shed any new light on the subject
Lamar. who was conspicuous during
the early session OF the Senate lobby
investlgation. addressed a letter to
committee, offering to furnish EVIL
dence to prove the existence Of an &C
tive railway lobby in Washington to
control the enactment of legislation by
the Senate. Lamar asked that he be
given an early hearing SO that other
witnesses can be summoned to substan-
tiate his testimony.
Prepared to Give Facts.
Lamar says in his letter:
Il am prepared to furnish the investi-
eating committee of which you are
chairman with evidence proving the
existence Of lobby supported by the
leading railroad corporations Of the
country for the purpose of controlling
the enactment of legislation in the Sen
ate.
my testimony will show that in 1909
this lobby was very active in an effort
to secure the adoption and passage in
the Senate OF the Commerce Court
railroad bilp in form that would re-
peal the Sherman antitrust act, and
furthermore. give to these railroad cor
porations the lawful right to- CONSOLE
date or merge two or more competing
lines OF railroads, and that this lobby
thus supported continues in existence
in Washington up to the present time
engaged in an organized effort to ac-
complish the very same purpose which
would have been effectuated had the
lobby been successful in procuring In
1909 the enactment of the legislation /
have referred to. viz, notification OF
the Sherman antitrust act and the
right to exercise single control of
competing railroad companies"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-30
Estate Is Left to Niece.

BY the terms Of the will of Charles r
Dove, dated May IA. 1912, his entire es-
tate is devised to his niece. Elizabeth A
Dove. who is also named as executrix
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-30
DANIELS AND GARRISON
WANT ARMY-bAW GAME
Directors of Athletic Associa'
tons Summoned Here for
Conference.

Secretary Daniels expressed himself to-
day as heartily in favor Of the Army
Navy football game being played this
year as usual He added that while he
had called conference on the subject
he did not intend to dictate. He de-
clned to give any opinion as to where
he thought the game should be played.
But / think we should have the
game" he said. (which has become a
national event. and Is looked forward to
with much pleasure and interest by
thousands. Questions of detail as to
number and method of distributing the
tickets, I think. should be Kicked out OF
the back door, and not allowed to stand
in the way"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-30

Farmers in many parts OF Austria and
Hungary have long complained that no
labor was procurable, all the able-bodied
young men having emigrated The au-
! thorities remained comparatively indif-
ferent until today they find that emigra-
ton is seriously affecting recruiting.
Now they are deeply concerned.
At the. last enrolment of recruits June
80 the Cracow Army Corps reported that
a.S72 young men failed to answer the
military summons. having left the coun-
try. The Przemysl Corps was 1912
short. the Lemberg Corps 1880. In all
the crown lands large numbers of men
liable to military service had disappear
ed 1t was estimated that $1,000 hau
gone from Galicia and Bukowina alone.
Such a condition of affairs is especially
serious at the present time when, ow-
ing to changes in the strategical condi-
tons of the Balkan countries, the re-
cruiting levy of Austria-Hungary is
about to be increased by 10000 men.
The emigration to Canada is particular
ly displeasing to the war ministry. as
few of these emigrants ever return. Over
$1,000 men liable for army service are
now In Canada and not one responded to
the summons recently sent out to join
the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-30
Court Releases Temporary Re-
ceiver of Newspaper
Plant.
PROGRAM FOR LABOR DAY
Prizes Offered Contestants in Ath-
letic Events-Incendiary Fire.
General and Personal.
Special correspondence of The Star


ALEXANDRIA, Va. August 20, 1918.
In the corporation court today In the
case of Mrs. Nellie v. Ramey against
The News Publishing Company. Incor-
poratcd, publishers of the Alexandria
Daily News. an afternoon paper, a de-
cree was entered relieving X. II. Cox. city
sergeant. as temporary receiver, and
making Walter c. Foster sole receiver
for the concern. Owing TO the fact that
he had failed to qualify c. s. T. Burke.
recently appointed co-receiver. was re-
Ieyed.
Some time ago the concern was placed
in the hands of receivers and a short
time thereafter the publication of the
paper was suspended owing to the fact.
Fl was claimed. that the plant was being
operated at Il loss. Since that time the
establishment has been closed.
1T is expected it will eventually be dis
posed of by the receiver i'm order to wind
up its affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-30
NOT THE SAME THING.

Miss Flitty-Oh, Mr.. Brown. arc you
gotng TO spend your vacation ut Our
fashionable summer resort this sum.
mer7
Mr.: Brownie: am going @
spend my bank account theirs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-30
EXTREME STATEMENT.

Kathryn-kate says you wouldn't
be bad looking II 1t wasn't for your
nose.
Kittye = What about hers? ia
rather have my nose than two Of here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
District No, 6---Automobjle Contest

DISTRICT No. 6 comprises Surry, Sussex, South
nnptOn. Dinwiddic BrunsvIc<, NOt1owny,
inSiinm Amherst, RockbridGc, Amelia md Prince
Edward Counties
j. y. ADDl-EMAN, Farmville, Va, r. f. ID.
MISS r. :. ALLEN. Jarratt, Na............. 200
MISS JENNIE WARREN BERRYMAN. Surry 20. 547
MISS MYRTLE BRADSHAW, Rice. Va...... 1000
w. T.. RADStlAW. Green Bay. Va. 1000
DIR w. = BRIGGS. Dinwiddie, Va. %, 500
j. e. RRlGHTW ELL, Blackstone. Va. 1000
MISS EMMA BtlRTON Amnon. va. $500
!. G. CLEMENTS Wakefield. Na............ $500
JAMES !" COl.GIN Petersburg. Va.......... 1000
MRS. ROSCOE CONKLING FAIRS Crewc,
Va. ................... loo
WM. II. CRENSllAW, Farmville, Va. 1000
GEO. \. CKOlLE Crewc Va, r. i. d. 8.
Box 70 .................... ............. $500
ROBERT J. DuESEuRY Church Road. Va. .22,5oo
W. " bREWRY, Ivor Observation-Disclosures. .22,550
@. = EI.!N. itunnymcad, Va ....... 1000
STACY V. ELLIS. WaNery, Na............. .22,575
w EMORY EJ.MOFE, Lawrenceville. 900
MISS DEi.LE EPPS. Petersburg, Va........ 1000
MISS SARA w. ESTES. Burkeville. Va. r.
T. u. No. 2....................... 1901
MISS LILLIAN FINCH, Iawrcnceville, Va. 22,5GO
JULIAN H. GARY, Franklin, Va............ 1000
JOSEPH GUHA, JR, Mattoax. Va.......... 20, $50
MRS. j. @. IiARDAWAY. Farmvilie. Va. 1921
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MRS 7. y. JONES Smithheld Va, r. F. D. 22515
{. H. kEfSER, Washington Va............. 900
WILLIE BOLTS LAME. Stafford Store Va. 1000
NJ c. OLDHAM, Lancaster, Va.............. 900
MISS MABEL V. OLIVER, Wlcomico, Va..... 900
MISS AMANDA OLSON, Lightfoot ......... $4,000
MISS THERESA PARSLEY. Williamsburg
Va. F. d. No. 2 ......................225 2s
JAMES j. PENDLETON, Tazewell, Va...... 900
MISS GLADYS PIERCE, Windsor. Va. 200
w. +. POWELIA Clifton Forge, Va........... 1000
l.. NJ. ROBERTS. JR. Windsor, Nu.......... 1000
TiOS. H. ROBERTSON, Eastville. Va...... 200
WILLIAM ROBSON, Amissvlle. Na.......... $500
WILBUR RYLAND. Nrbanna. Va. .......... 22.593
MRS DELLA SAMPSON, Miskimon, Va. 900
MISS DASIE SMITH. oxford. y. C........... 1000
FORREST SMITH. williamsburg, Va....... 800
MISS MAZE SMITH Reidsville, ~ C......... 900
DR. 2. LAWRENCE TAIIAFERRO Catawba
Sanatorum, Va ................ 22,641
WM. Il. TAL1AFERRO. Ordinary, Na....... 1000
II. j. TAYLOR, Castlewood. Va.............. 900
MISS NELLIE l.. THOMAS. Abingdon. Va. 200
oItAii u. TOPPING. JETS. Va ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10O2
MRS. ELLA UNDERIi1LL, Machpongo. Va. 1000
Il. G. NEAZES, RoXboro y. c. ............. 1000
MRS. II a. WILLIAMS. Seldom r. O, Vn.... 50i6
G. c. WALKER, JR. Covington, Va. 1000
r. RUFUS WESTON. Williams Wharf Va. 1000
T. II. WESTON. Port Haywood, Va. ....... $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
District No. 5---Automobile Contest

DISTRICT No. comprise. Hanover, Goochiand.
Spotsyi, hnin, Essex. stafford, Caroline, King
Hmm, King and Queen. New Kent Charles City,
Prince George PowIintan and Cumberland Coun-
tics.
+. ii. AVERY, Sturgeon roint. Na.....,.... 800
WM. HUGH BAGBY. Stcvcnsville. Va ....... %, CAB
MRS H. II. BEADi.ES Eilerson Va. r. +.
~ 900
JAMES Il. BOTrS fredericksburg. ........ $500
w. Il. BTtoADDUS. West Point, Va. ....... 22,62l
MISS MILDRED CAMPBELL, boswell Va. u 400
c. EDWARD CARTER, Irwin. Va, r. r. ID. /. ISIS
SAM Il. CARTER Box Ashland. Va..... 5000
MISS IANlNlA NJ CLARKE. GoodailS, VA. 1000
MISS c. l. DUGGlNS, Beaver Dam, Va, r. l..
u. No i........,.................. $500
~ J." Fll1'l'o Weches Va. Il ,055
MRS l. j. GI.ASCO Book, Va ............... II O7O
.. /" lIGON Sabo Na...... 20 .50J
w H. MADDOX. Hewlett. va. Observation-Disclosures. $500
V. J.. McGtOR,E ManSohick. Na......... 225i5
MISS BESSIE MIDDLEBROOK. Hewlett Va. $500
~ II. MOON, Tstmworth. Va. 90 800
w. Y. liIIppN. Ashland Va .......... o2594
MISS PEARLE fUGIi, Manakn Na........ 4OS
TAYLOR ROWE, fredericksburg, Va........ $500
i. KEITH TAYLOR. Hanover G. H. ..226IO
MISS RL.tNCH THOMPSON Beaver Dam Va 90 500
7. G. VALENTINE. Rowling Green, Va...... $500
IfNWOOD WILLIAMS Richmond, Va. r. F.
D. ............... ....................22 535
MISS BETTE WRIGHT, Gainesville Va
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MISS MATTE HARTMAN Lexington. Va. 90, $50
r. i. IARRUP. X. +. ID. No. Yale. Va. 1000
i. j. JACKSON. stony Creek, Va. o2,5
MISS GLADYS JAMES, Crewe, Va. 22,442
C. f. JONES, Bus Valley. Va. .:............2 2,53e
w. w. LEWIS. Charlie Hope, Na........... 1000
MRS W. II. MATTHEW'S Charlie Hope Va. 1000
+. w. MCINTOSH, Farmville Va. .22,574
MISS ELEANoRA MILLER. Jarratt, Va. 500
MRS j. II. MITCHELL Dilwyn Va. 22,575
s. n MITCHELL, Charlie Hopes va. $500
CHAS. II. NJ ERS Petersburg, Va. 90, 500
H. H. MOOREFlEl,D, Farmville Va r. T. d. 1000
Miss ELLEN NASE. Hebron. Va ........... OLE
J. NJ. OWNEY, r. T.. D. No =, Wakefield, Va 200
j. D. Parker Ra phine, Va. .2o,5S9
MRS SAlI.lE, Il. PAULETT, Iiampden- Sid
ney. Va. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .21,S2i
MRS j. a. PILoUS, Sutherland. Va. .22s57
w. L. REDFORD. Burkevle, Va. ...22,513
j. H. RFNELi BranchVille, Na............. $500
i. w. ROGERS, Amelia, Va. ................ 400
MRS f. w. SEBEEIL" Sebrell. Va. .22.J2i
d. CREATii SlIELBCRNlc. Green Say, Na.... ?.200
MRS II. ~ SHORT. Kress Va. .............. $500
MISS CARRIE SLATE. Petersburg. Va 5000
MISS MARCiAfET TUCKER Champe Va. .1S.4S4
MRS CARRIE T.. WELLS r. T. d. 2, Box 40,
Blackstone. Va. ............... ..........1?.47S
MISS HELEN WILLIAMSON Pctcrsourg 10 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
District No. 3---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. . comprises all territory known
South Kichmond, including Swansboro and For
Hill.
MASTER ALVIN ALvIs 80 clopton st.
swansboro va..................... 1902
MISS MARY ALEYSE GODSEY 125 e. 18th
Observation-Disclosures. %,
MISS MARGARET KNIGHT. l10l Decatur st 81 800
SULLIVAN NEAL. IT'S Decatur ST. .......... 1000
MISS LOUISE ROBERTSON, I'LL Albany Ave. 1000
MISS MARIE A. SCOTT, 80 w. 26th ST..
Woodland Heights observation-disclosures. $500
HARPER SHELTON PLJASANTS. Forest
ROBERT WARREN HARRISON. 251O Har-
grove Ave. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.444
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

MRS. ]. LEROY ASHER 612 n. L4ombardy ST. 22,64s
MISS HAZEL BROWNING, 5i4 s. Pine St 2.6o4
MRS. ROSETTA CORDREY, 1862 Beverly. L 900
]. L. DeNILBISS ia Montrose AYe.......... $500
RUSSELL 5. ENGIE. 500 Randolph St....... 5000
RICHARD +. GASklNS, . y. Harvey st. a 600
w j. GILMAN JR, 1910 w. Grace .......
MISS KATIE GILL, 1717 Park Ave...........
MIR. T. J.. CiOSDF2N. Al y. Robinson ..... 1,OO1
BERT GORDON, $40 W. Marshall st 30 SEA
MISS MARGARET HARTMAN, 1712 Grove Az. o.561
MRS. FAIRFAX G, JONES' 2507 Hanover Ave. $40
MISS ELIZABETH B. KAHI. 500 w Main St 5000
j. Is. WHITLEY. fl19 w. Main st 22.J14
CfIAS. NJ. LIGHTNER, 10 Bacon Road 1000
MISS VIRGINIA l.. LONG 719 North Ave-. :..502
D. MEADE MANN, JR., 13 e. Grace st ...... 200
EDWARD MAYO. 2416 Hanover Ave....... 900
BLAIR MEANIEY, lis W. Broad St....... = 10. 400
JAMES L. PETERS, 30 6. Adams st ......... 600
CLIFFORD Q. SATTERFIELD, sol w. Clay 900
JOHN SAUNDERS. 1929 Floyd Ave.......... $500
Il. i. SCi1MITZ, w Clay St............... 900
G. b SOUTHWARK 10 N Plum st. .575
MISS CLARA FILLER, $50? w. Main st 1000
NJ. E. VAN DOREN. 304 Chamberlayne Ave 5000
MRS. SUSIE BRAETON WEST oS0O Park -. 800
MISS VI. H. WILLIAMS. 2113 Grove Aver. ~. 500
JOHN T. WYNN, JR, w Grace st. ......... 2.625
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
District No. 6---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises Surry Sussex, south
anpton, Din uiddlc. Brunsvvic Sott0vsy Backing
ham. Amherst. RockbrIdse. Amelia and Prince Ed
ward Counties.
ASA ALSPAUGH. Burkc"Ille Va. ........... .o0o
BOILING ATKINSON, Champ, Mathematical 1855
MISS MARGARET ATwELL o2o High ST.,
Petersburg. Va, observation-disclosures 1000
JOE $. BARKER. Wakefield Va ............ LOCO
MISS JESSIE NAY BRITT. Boykns, Va. .22,5ai
MISS NORMA CHAMBERS Blackstone Va 81 500
j. Il. DELBRI DGE. War6ed. Va. ............ 1000
b. ,i1BSON r, #. ID No. .. Dillwyn Va. 1000
JAMES CTIO HARDAWAY. Farmville. Va. 900
MISS TifElsMA JOHNSON. Crewe, Na....... 1000
WM r. JOHNSON JR. EIberon. Va. .22.5lf
MISS ELLEN NASE. Hebron, Va 1000
MISS KATHERINE NICHOLS. Arvonia, Va. .1l.24
BILL STEPHENSON, Ivor, Va. r. F. D.
No. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
MASTER FRANCIS ROSE, Stony Creek Va. 9.216
MISS LOUISE TROTTER, Lawrencevie. Va. G.SoO
CHAS. +. WALKER Walkers Ford, Va..... 5000
MISS CELIA WHITEHURST, Wcllwater. Wa. f. c.27o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
District No. 8---AutomobiIe Contest

DISTRICT No. s cOmprscs MI OF Virrinin NOS
included i'm Districts to the State OF North
CarOina.
y. H. ALLEN Big Stone Gap. va........... 1000
MISS ADA BERRY. CriSlcrsvilIe. Va 1857
X. i. BLANkENSIiIr. Raven. Va. .......... 900
MRS w. .. BOWER. Midland, Va.......... 10OI
MISS i't.AltI' BROWN, Critz Depot, Va. 1000
W. ~ Roy -, Warrenton. y. C............... 5000
MISS ALICE BRYAN BRASWELL. Battle
boro, n. c. .......................... 1000
HAIRY i. COl.f'ELT, MiddietoWn, Va. .O47
u .. CkAFFoRD Mulberry Island, Va..... 1000
L. H. CREtCil, Newport News. Va........,.. 200
JOHN ). DAVENPORT, Lancaster, Va. 1900
W r. nDWARDS. Isle OF Wight c. IT,, Va. $500
MISS EFFlE ELLINGTON, Warrenton, N. c.. 900
MtS T. r. ESTES. FLETCHER Va. ...... .10,S30
j. W FINLEY Crandon va. 1900
MISS FLORA l.. FITCHETT Cape Charles
Va ....:......: .............. 9,O06
!" - GlLES. Cliiton ForBe, %. 600
r. y: IiIitCiLiI. MIL CAP va 900
MISS BESSIE NJ. HINES, Henderson, N c. 900
MIS-: hAIIE NJ. HIT, Remington. Va..... 1,0O1
MISS CLAltl1 iONI. Goidsboro, ~ C....... 1000
Mrs: ~: w IISNNlNGS Ioano va. $3.50
MlSo NfIiIiIiE JOHNSON Fremont n. Co..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
District No. 8---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. 8 comprises NIL of Vfrsinie not
included in Districts to q and the State of North
CnrOIns.
MISS KATHLEEN ANDERToN. Hayes store.
Va. ....................... .............. $500
o. l.. TIORNSBY, Scaford, Observation-Disclosures, 900
]. BOYD HURLEY. Urbanna Va. .....!.... 400
MASTER LEON MEADOWS. Shenandoah, Va 1876
HENRY CLAY NETTLEs, Mulberry Island.
Va. ......................... ........... 1000
MISS MARY OCHlLTREE, Eastvile, Va..... 900
O. L. ROCKS. Townsend. Va. ...............2 81 900
MISS JULIA WINSTON TAYLOR OxfoiA.
N G. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....... 22,53i
MISS VIRGINIA E. VERNON, Fries Va, 900
MISS ELIZABETH c. WARE. Augusta Hotel,
Stanton Va. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
CHARLIE 7. WOOD, Grottoes Va. .......... 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

DISTRICT No. comprises hppomatto x, Camp
bell. Bedford, Botctourt. GrccnsviIc. I.unenburr.
MeckienburP, Charlotte, Halifax, PittsyI>nnln.
Henry nnd franklin Counties.
STEPHEN BAILEY, North Emporia. Na... 2,GO0
MRS. y. H. BAItkSDAI.l1. Cullen. Fa..... oa.6O4
JAMES I. BARLEY Buchanan. Na......... 1000
\. s. RitiDGEFOItTIi. JIt. Olo, Va. ~, 900
JOHN w. BURGESS. Faces Va ............ 80.
MISS AHRIE CAGE. South oston, Va. $500
TIIOS l.. CHRISTIAN. Vera. Va........ A. SOC
j. D. CLAY. Crystal Hill, Observation-Disclosures. IL
JOEL COLE Vernon Hill Na............... 1900
LlNDSAf CRAWlEi, AppomattoN Va. 2:,4o9
MRS. W. \. CRUTCIIER, brakes Branch Va a2,21G
T. D. DANIEL" l.ynchhurg, Va. ............. 1000
MISS NELLIE V. FOWI.kI2S. Lunenburg, Va. 1000
j. G. GARRETT brakes Branch. Va...... $500
NJ L. GEE. Mehcrrn, Observation-Disclosures. $500
MRS. w. w. GREEN, \. Emporia Va...... 1000
4. L. GREGORY. Chase City. Va........... 900
MISS RAMEY iiiMIiN. Danvilie, Na....... % 500
w. j. HARPER, Tracey. Va ............,... $500
MISS LUCY HAYES Palmer Springs. Va. $500
EWGlIl. HOLT, brookneai. Na...... 1000
S. o. INtiE KcnbridSc. Va ..............1 200
MISS HETTlE JAMES Bedford. Na....... 1000
EARL CAREY JONES, Lynchburg. Va...... 1000
y. +. MOON. Mt. Airy, Va. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
WIN. II. MULLINS. Rpublican Grove Na... 1000
REV. s. J.. NAFI', Emporia. Va. ........... 1000
i. d. NEWCOMR. CIarksvillc Va ............. 1000
CHARLES r. NICHOLS Sout Boston, Va....10,si4
JNO. w. NORBURN, Danvile. Va, ......... 30. 400
JAMES +. NORWOOD Skipwith, Va. ..... 22,52O
w. w. OGBTtuN, North View. .............. Il 500
II. x. PARRISH Dundas. Va. Observation-Disclosures. 2,6l2
MRS. II. u. PETERS. Kcysville, Va........ 1000
MISS IDA NJ. PRICE, Mehcrrin. Va......... % 500
G. H. SEBRl.L North Emporia. Va...... 500
CLYDE SELF, Martinsvillc, Va. ...........9c4 $50
MISS VIRGINIA SYCAMORE, vireina, Va. $500
Mis-. j II. SAilIIi Smlh'S CfosS-ltoads VI. $500
MISS EMMA SMILEY, buchanan, Va. 1000
~ l.. 6. STEPHENSON. Virginia, Va........ 900
w. r. SWINGLE, SHIPPERS Va ........... 1000
MISS MARY JANE WALDEN. Suthern. Va,
MISS JANE WALL. South IIilI, Va... 1000
MISS LUCILLE WILLIAMS Victoria Va..... $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

+. J.. ANDERSON $500 r. Broad St...,......IeeS6
{. y. EEYER, eos l.. Turpir st ............. 900
MISS KATE BROOKS. 719 y. 25tlI St....... $500
j. y. BOWMAN Va Line Tariff Bureau .... $500
JACK BRYANT. 1902 L. Broad St......... $500
OLIVER t. CROSS j. A. Connolly & co 500
;. J. ppWDf. 6O1 state st, Fulton $500
RUSSELL FLEET. BIS u. Broad St ...... 900
MRS. w. J. FOll[ES 4?3 n, 33rd st .... 600
MACK GIANNINY. Colonial Theatre. ....... 900
w. y HALLE. oi03 T.. Grace St..............ls5s
". J. HERNDON. 425 X 25th ST. ......: .... % so.
j. H. HUNT, 3sOl r. Broad St.............. % SOS
MISS ELLEN HOLMAN, 4o7i3 n. eth st. .22,526
ROBERT 6, HUGHES. care w. S Mccoy. 800
LEO JACOBS. 1859 f., Main .......... oOI
JOHN MUSTER No. 10 :. 14th St........ 600
MISS l.OTTlE LLOY q. Sig ~ 24th St..... $40
MRS. u. f. MASON. sos T. Grace st .... 900
MISS DOROTHY MASON, SIS n. 25th St A6l7
j. GARNETT MERCER so y. Sth St ....... 900
MISS N. A. PAHNkE Virginia Building,
fisih and Main Sts .......................1. 900
W. - tItketE, oo9 \. 6th St............... 900
Mss FhA A1ES POW ELL. 6i4 $50 St........1".o79
DIR LEO ARTHUR PUSEY 2OI Pr sslonal
Bldg Observation-Disclosures. 5000
CliAS II. SCtiAAF Larus Bros. Co........l35O sos
A. J" STRATFoRD, JR, 3l5 Il. Main st l. 900
NATHAN S1ERNHEHIER, Stephen A.
Ellison K Co ............... . ooO
/" - Maiden, 1870 r. Washington St.. 5000
D. fS.i-l" eVp ~ list St............ $500
ARTHUR d. WRIGHT 1905 Sd Ave.... % G0I