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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-22

This paper will not publish COM
munications where the writer is
unknown to the editor. We APP
preciate the compliment conveyed
IN sending ns an article for publ
cation, and invite them; but the
writer's name aud address must be
made known to the paper.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-22

II ~ imna4sii.ir Tor ten i.'IlN
Dl,y ia trr( sue N helher i GAYS
developments Will call ~ n" \"
ASSUME tome ~ ringing def hft
~ an an ~ patient i'~iEnaf f"h
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-22

nnnaIdSnnv,lI. r.pnttE he III, i
child. born on Nov VI, 1911" 1"
Mr.. and Mts l'lyasn L"E' ne
The new conner - \ gu ati y
twin.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-22

louisiana Maps. pcstet size, show
.ng the new parishes, and ncw census
~ cents. at Nillnrd's News Depot.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-22

10 Mr. and Mas Harry Smith
was born fine hoy on Thursday
Of last week
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-22

FRESH FLOWER SEEDS
nj billiards News Derot
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-11-22

~ nv EIHnVNs ami 'lTE1''E -7" -
ney sscr.tlons H. become unna HH=
M. Doan's Kidney I,lis Wett tai \.
III brought 70 mN ~ ni'nn ani
began us,n. them Since III IVY
have fell hettsr Ill .NGrS NAY
For sal. ~ all dealers. lhltf 5t
cents Foster Mlla.fn o.. hlifalo
New York, sole agents fnt 'at
United States
Rrm.mlrr the name hnan n
and take no other.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-28
Cala Y,Ae Mill
S~CaaAnct Faa
nsee Mae Johs

Thpee nee eo0lrscss sx8reGa1inS
sss,0o have J.ss besa elsea by the
Cs,sossao Nse Aarele Compsny
Oue 81 the coSirscts 10 ~ fsrnIsh
The marble tr,naInas for the ex-
,ssss II . pew posaoskce N psocs.s
II cosssssassoa - Psssasaa. Csllf
saoshsr " fss ske sssss'os 81 sew
psbhe hbs>sy u w,ckisa, ksa..s.
~ . ce~, Il eSsD and she third ls
ste ssrasshsa9 of the ~arbIe fa the
ssser,or 81 the Hsllman band at I.oe
Aa3slss u . ca~s II edtsD
Exseasase sepsass sss bs.ns made
in ell pssts II the marbk plant, IN
osder shat these may be NO delsys IN
psttlns ost the marble for these big
contracts sad the big eqsl.sble
basld,as sad Liacola MsnoTlal con-
trscts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-28
CsanAv vssesuvss's ksoiee.

To Jasper n. Mckay and TO all persops
having an interest or title Of record il
or to the land hereinafter described:
NOTICE is hereby given. that on the
10Th day Of November, A. ID. 1910. the follow
ing described property, situste in the
County 0l Gun nnis0a end State Of Colo
rado, to-wit: tlnd ls Mcleod Placer Survey
Hsabsr toH situsts in the Elk noun,sin
miniaG distsict Was sold tot the delinqueu4
taxes lor the year ioE and purchased By
GunnisOn County. That said premises
we're taxed Tor the said year isas in name
That the said Gunnison County, by its
county treasurer, did on the lith day Of
Of purchase. which was issued by the
county treasurer, 20 said Gunnison
County. for above sale, to A. @ Daniels
who hath made request upon the tresr
surer of seid County Tor notification, -
provided BY the Law Of 1906, in order
that he may become entitled to a tsH
deed on said certificate Tor said year.
That the time Of redemption OF said
real estate from such tax sale will expire
on the 2sth day Of February, A. ID. IslA. and
q tax deed will issue therefor on the aud
day Of March, A. ID. isiA, unless redeemed
Dated this 18th day Of November. A. ID.
Treasurer Of said Gannison County.
First pub. Nov. u, I9i3
Last pub. Nov. y, 1913.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-28
Completion Of Raise
Carter Tunnel
First Of January

Carroll n. Carter expects TO COM
plete Ais raise connecting with the
bottom Of the Volunteer shaft about
the frs Of the year. He has only .
little moro than . hundred feet yet
to 60, and this will be rushed - fast
as possible. As soon - this connec-
ton 10 made which will afford venti-
tation for the mine, as well as drain
ing the Volunteer, it is the intention
of the management to begin taking
out ore which has already been
found in considerable quantities,
and treating it at the mill. There
is also good ore in the Volunteer
shaft, and it is expected that soon
after the first Of the year the mill
will be running full blast.
And it is expected that the start
ing Of the Carter mill will cause a
general revival Of mining on the
creek, as other properties there are
idle for the only reason that ther
want to see the result Of the Carter
mill runs.
Ore was struck at several depths
in the raise, and there is much in
terest as to whether development
will prove that ore at | 800 feet will
be better than at 500 feet.
One thing IS certain: If the Car
ter proves 10 be a winner, it will
mean much activity On Gold creek
for next wear. And indications are
very good that it will be even better
than expected.-Pitkin Miner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-28
Cauuny ussasws's ksaice.

To Amanda Csrri- aud 10 all persons having an
interest "a title of record W the sIsa
hcreinafter dss-cribed-
Natice is hereby sivsn thsi the sth dsy Of
November A. ID. itin She fdiuwing described
pruperty. situate the G0unty - tsunnison
aud siste Of ColurHdo. toswn
- of wv ~ Ne. of -Ma all in Section
Eleven I'D Township Forty I've al Range
Pour ~ Vest N. p NJ was sold fur the de-
hnqucnt taxes for the year lAa and purchased
by \. Thompson. That said PROMISES we're
taxed Tor said year islt 10 the name oi Amanda
Csrri-.
Ths, the said j. y Thompson holder Of the
certIfc8te hath made request upnn the I rea-
surer 81 said County for notification. a. pro-
vided bythe lac of lSs. in order that he mag
becoms entitled ~ a tax deed On said certio-
cate Tor said year.
That the time ~ redemption Of said real tate
from such tsx sale will expire the 18Th day
of February A. u. isil. aud a tax deed will
issue therefor on the Bud day of March A. ID.
1al4 unless redeemed theretufure
Dated this 18th day 81 November A. ID. 1sl3
TSLAL1 ANNIE N DONNEf
Treasurer ~ said 6unaison Coanty.
First Pub Nov. a.
Last Pub. Nov. d.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-28
SEt Of Nc AN or x 4.

Subject to any all easements or rights of
way heretofore legally obtained and nov in full
force and effect. IL any there b..
Rsservine. however, To the state OF Colorado
all rixhts to any and all minerals, oree and
metals Of every kind and character. and all
coal, ssphs ltam. oil. and other like substances
in under said land. and the right az ingress
and agrees Tor the purpose Of mining together
with enough of the surface of same as may be
necessary for the proper aud convenient work
Value of improvements this land ap-
praised by this Depart ment. s2sO
Owner Of improvements, ". A. johnson, Psrlin,
Colo
sale Application No. A 1856
No land will he sold at less than the minimum
price per acre. a. given above. The psrcels will
be sold in the above order, and each tract will
he sold as described above-be the same more
less.
Terms az payment shall he as follows, Wis /:
On lands selling for % 10 TO SIS per scre. 10 per
ceut 81 the purchase money On the day of sale.
the bs lance in eighteen equal annual pay ments
at siE per cent per annum. Lands selling at
more than SIS per aud less than SO per
acre. ~ per cent cash the day of sale, the
balance In fourteen equal annual payments at
and upwards, ~ per cent cash. and balance in
seven equal annual payments at per cent in
terest IL the purchaser does not own the i'm
provements. he must pay for the same st sale
Section ,, act Il July II. 1s6 must be a citizen
pf the United states who has declared
his intention Of becoming such, must pay ap-
prsismenf and advertising fees.
The Bosri reserves the right 10 reject any
aud all bids.
No sale shall become effective uutil passed
upon by the State Land Board
NOLNEY T. HoGGATT.
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
First Pub Nov. q Last Pub Nov. =.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-28

Mr.. Grant Ruisnd 10 attending ths
Teachers Association st Pueblo this
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-28

Hon. George Hetheringten attended
the meeting Of the State Normal School
beard ct Pueblo this week. Ne also at
tsaded the meetings Of the State
Teocker's Assoeiatioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-28
- = - G. . 49, -
- e - Esnuh
sIarE es ool.ossDo.

tss4I ~ Nf-sAsHN-aH
in the easnty cssrf
is si.e ssfssr q the sss.sie 81 sozas,h Csass.-
b-crs--a.
This s.ss.sr eosssss on - se heard on tsis
tsos hl.a iscrssn hs tva xills.,au1h. 4dalissur
trstsis. ~ -sid estate f.a the sale of tse fos
io~sss ae-cri bod r~si a-f-fe = pofsion tisar--
of ~ un bs.-os :. consisting Of fsents -fssar
h.i-- si-o iot~ one . " hse p b0th insiEs..
and thsrt@eH IA ~ t~enry -ioar - in islssos
esfsi -. "a b>sscises- sdliitinn ~ tise To~s n
t.sBssssa. ooan.y of enBns-Hn. 0oIasrsfia. fr
the puSp--e of settling aBpaId Giais4ss a. said
estate. Asa u Appearing 10 The oarf
irom said p~titioB that pri per saI lsxal
sronsste czs-' for the -sie of al q .-rtson ~
SAID resI estate.
Noe Th-rssore. o. i- or,iared ny tbe Cosss
thai sl Jsr-oDe who laeafft~ or sevt-esz- ~
aid estate sBJ psrf thereid heir oi said
the court s.f said tunst. 10 the Tosu -
6unsi-.,n. toauty and Stste aforesaid on tho
Ssh day of bssc-nsbsr. A u. iiiia. NJ tha hons n
z q ociocs Ia the sffsrnoon of said dss. then
and there to show " ans there be. ~by
~ orsi.r sh suld moi b. mad directing the aid
Eva NIls-pasas<h ~ sell the whole Of or 80 much
~ said real estate niay be nece=-sry fssr Ito
parpo-es specified IN said p.tition
u " fIrtlseT ordered that this order b. pssb-
ilseo for ~ least fssar -urces.iVs Ws.es 80 tho
esunni-on Newe haHpion. weekly publO
se~-paper published IA said eouBty.
CLIFFORD ". sTOSE,
i~EALl County Judge.
First Pub. Nov. Z.
Last Pub Dee :.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-28
, Or Wadhington | Letter .
SESSION WILL MAKE OR
BREAK DEMOCRATIC PARTY

sr'ersi gsSernmeuf Of shss snsauf
Nv a5iiInns Is 30 se sseai es the
s~roiasy 81 Agr,c.isare an eonjsne-
sson wfth the Slate H.4hssy CON-
o'sa'on-. the STATES eoasrsbstlnS t~o
eoiisrs for every aoll~r advanced by
Oneie s'.m- The ses.ssasag tseaiy
"a i'oa is 10 he paid 10 the s,ssss "
~ ipsm oi compensation fos the 80
- the National aosersment of sLe
ssa'e roads fos the srsasportssiss of
~ mail
fr the ,wo fold p.rpose Of CO.
eooFaalns the construction II the
seFy bes, type If roads and deter
sinlng each state Jass psopors,oa
u thls faad. the ball provides thss
she Tpads II the eosntrv used fos
ssar ruasee OF rsrsl free delivery, be
d'vldsd 'tno three Glasses and tho,
she annual cosapeasst,os per mile he
- tllows:
Class A-Nacadam OF other ma
terra Of equal utility and cost-S6o
per mile
Class B--Gravel or other material
Of equal utility and eost but cheaper
than maesdsm-sa0 30 per mile
Glass C-D,rt roads: well con
structed and properly maintained -
&l5 per mile.
On November 4, 1913. there we're
26l star roates in Colorado aegrega-
ting 4,660 miles in length, ana LIS
rural routes with q total Of 4, ,567
miles How these roads would he
classified | do not know hut believe
Il is sale TO state that Colorado .
share Of the twenty million dollar
fsnd would be about e250,0OO In
addition the state would secure
shout $4,000 from the i've million
dollar fund, making = total Of $3.50
~ per snnsm.
ConarsssWsn Shack leford does
nSt scospt ny estinsass and insisss
shss C0lossAo wih ssoeive ssesss
eAD.O00 tAs. eB0. .60O bet I tAink
he y nisssksa. I am afraid most
Of Oss sosds fall in either clsss "B"
or &C" and wosld thessfore not b
enaitled 10 the highest compensation
Elthsr San would be Q welcome cd
ditioa 10 Colorsdo's road fsHd, but l
co.tseA that We ere entitled 10 some
thing more. 10 ] have prepared .
subsaissse for the Shsck Iefovd bill
which in addition 10 rstaininG the
esssssisl features Of that measure,
grsAts each Of the Pebble Lands
StsAss one millioa acres OF the psblic
doaain 70 be cold 10 sctusl settlers,
and The procssds sssd for road build
ing. There 10 good reason TO expect
its sdoption.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-28

ny Edward Kessia&.
Consrssssosn al large froa CelossAo
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-28

Once Of the State Board
Of Land Commissioners
Denver. Colo. Nov. 2l, 1913
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-28
UHAn OonsynOcyloa O. ~
Syo0G OUyyJ AZ 00iA

The Utah Construction company
which has completed ,ts contract
with the Rio Grande railroad ON the
grade over Soldier Summit. and
which it is understood will secure
the contract for the broad esuging If
the road over Marshall psss. has
selected Delta rs storage and sup
ply point for its machinery and
equipment, aud the outfit will begin
to arrive here in train loads in the
next few dsys. The site selected for
storage is ON the Gibson Lumber
company property near the railroad
switch.
The material and equipment will
be left here until the company be-
9ins the work of broadgangiDg in
the early spring e-Delta Tribune.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-28
- e AI>e1 lsok

Notice is hsreby given thst will sell ct pub
lie suction 70 the highest Fespoasible bidder,
- the 3rd day Of Decenhsr isi3 at o'clock. p.
N at the ofkcs of The state beard Of Land
Com missioners. Capitol Building. Denver,
Colorado the following described lands, situ-
atsd in Gunnison County. Colorado, Wis:
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-28
Notice fsr Publication
Department. ef the Interior

c. : Land Office at Montrose. Colorado
November u. 1913
Notice l. hereby given that samuel Oc ieil.
Of Alniout, Colorado. who. on November sth.
I.- msde Homestead Entry NJ, tsss. for ~
af SWit Section 10, Ei- of wv and SWl. of
NEaa. section u. Township u North. Range /
East, Nv Mexico Principal Meridian. has fled
uctire of intention To make Final Five Year
Homestead Prot 10 sSts blish claim 10 the lard
sbuTe described before Ernest NJ. Nourse. L. :.
Cens missioner. az t1uunisan. tolorai 30, on the
twertieth day Of December, 1918.
Claimant name= witnesses
William Allen Frank tomstsck, James
Hares. George Fishery. all Of Jacks Cabin.
Coiarsde
O-C SKINNER
Register.
Suv poh Der
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-28
laIuAu

nuniss 4 AeVksaaisa = lseo Snuns
mk
Once Of the State Board
Of Land Comm issioners
Denver. Colo. Nov. q, 1913
Notice is hereby given that p. 4. Gimlett
whose postoflice sddrese is salida, Colo., has
made applicstioa No. A30A u lease the follow
ing described school lands, situate In GunBison
county, Colorado. o.wit; All Sec. Is Twp. "A
Range ~ y tcoal
Notice is further hereby given that all other
persons desiring 10 6le an application to lease
this tract ~ land mast file the saRe in this
once prior to Dec. ~, 1919.
vOLNEY 7. HOGGATT
Register.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11
GOETHALS TO RETIRE
FROM CANAL IN MARCH

PANAMA, Nov. 11.-Colonel Goe-
thals has definitely fixed upon March,
1914. az the time OF his final depart
ure from the Isthmus of Panama
This leaves less tina nfive months for
him 10 complete the canal. reOrgan-
ize the working forces and establish
the operation of the great waterway.
By March the canal will be practi-
cally completed and he hopes to have
demonstrated by that time that the
channel is open to shipping.
Colonel Goethals Is opposed to a
three headed commission TO govern
the canal and 1t is said he will not
serve on such 4 commission longer
than necessary to complete the canal.
He Will not accept divided responsi-
bility
The post of chief engineer Of the
army has been suggested as re-
ward to Colonel Goethals. has no at
fractions for him. He probably will
retire from the army, travel for some
time and then open an office In New
York city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11
Mothers Advice
To Her Daughter
A Real Live Doll to Fondle Is Woman
Greatest Happiness.

One Of the most Important matters about
which women concern themselves Is their
future status ns grandmother. And she
Is wisdom itself who knows OF or ledrns
of that famous remedy. Mothers Friend.
This is an external application for the
abdominal muscles and breasts. II Ger
tainly has wonderful influence. ailays all
fear, banishes all pain. is most grateful
encouragement to the young. expectAnt
mother, and permits her to 60 through the
period happy In mind. free in body and
thus destined 10 anticipate womans great
est happiness Hs nature intended she should.
The action of Mothers Friend makes the
muscles free, plant and responsive TO e1-
panslon. Thus all strain and tension upon
the nerves and llgaments Is avoided, and.
In place oi period OF discomfort and con-
sequent dread, II Is season OF calm repose
and joyful expectation. wv
Ihcre Is no nausea, no morning sick
ness, no nervous twitching. none OF that
constant strain known 10 so many women.
hence Mothers Friend Is really one OF the
greatest blessings that could be- devised.
This splendid and certain remedy can be
had of any druggist at s1.00 a bottle, and
is sure to prove Of lnestimablc value, not
only upon the mother. but upon. the health
and future of the child. Writ. tn Rrndacld
Regulator Co, 1872 Lamar Bldg Atlanta,
la Tor their book 10 c1Hcctant mothers
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11

sHYNESS IN ECLIPSE.


tFrom The Point of View" in the
September Scribner)
Shyness is eclipse: that is precisely
the word for 1t. II snuffs out the
spirit like a flame and leaves the in
adequate candle to embarrass the
candlestick. An unwieldly. conspicu-
Gus thlng-an unlighted candle, II
stands very much in its own way and
In that of the world. II 1t will not
burn, 1t might at least wholly dlsap-
pear. like the unfortunate Jonah in
the figure above. But the more com
Pletely shy people obscure the only
Interesting part of themselves. their
vitality, the bigger the rest of them
bulks and looms. depressing the
earth. y big man at his ease takes up
very little room: but a small. shy man
Is under eyerybOdy's feet, including
his own. He can not help It. He has
so completely deserted his body-flee-
ing. fleeing. that ne has no longer
any control over his members. He h
very polite about the Inconvenience no
causes, but he is hugely de trop.
The shy mans politeness Is one Of
the worst features of his pitful case.
II IL so deceptive. If he frankly
shows himself to be shy-by shrink
ing and blushings and s,lences--the
world understands what is the matter
with him and makes allowances. But
that Is not real shyness which displays
Itself. Rather, It makes all possible
haste to disguise not only its victim,
but itself, beneath layers upon layers
of elaborate humbug. one or the
shyest people / know has. on shy oc-
casions. the very grandest manner |
ever marveled at Through some
good scientific work he has done. he
Is something of celebrity. and he Is
frequently invited out in his capacity
as hon. Head erect. bearing compos-
ed-rather nonchalant-he looks his
host and the other guests firmly in
the eye. He talks almost as fast as
my steamer acquaintance. but with
this unhappy difference, that he says
nothing at all. II IL incredible what
a flood OF commonplace twaddle can
proceed from the lips of man who
really has original ideas. The wealth
er, the latest novel or play, suffrage,
the iniquities of the gas company---all
the stale old topics he rehearses in
their same stale old phrases He Is
quite hideously polite. II any one dis
agrees with him on any OF the vastly
important subjects which he has cho-
sen to discuss, he at once defers to
the different point OF view and yields !
The argument without a struggle Ho
Il 80 punctilious in his department;
hat he seems TO have been brought
Up on book OF etiquette.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11

that the accredited delegates may be
accompanied by as many member.
OF clubs as can respond to the ION TO
Richmond" call so insistently get
forth BY the Vlrginians. Says Presi-
Enos: 81 am confident this visit to
the Southland will be thoroughly en-
joyable. for Richmond's historic sur
roundings and well known hospital
ity. in which your wives and daugh-
ters are cordially invited 10 partici-
pate. viii will supply combination
OF rare promise and certain fulfill
ment"
Monday will be devoted to morn
ing and afternoon business sessions,
including the reading OF the annual
reports. appointment OF the nomin-
ating committee. and addresses relat-
ing TO the most important work OF
the association. On Wednesday
morning there will be the election
o; officers and the consideration OF
new business.
On Monday evening an entertain
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11

Just touch OF plaid brightens and
individualizes this gown OF navy blue
SILK poplin. The front of the sim
pie blouse has been cut out in shirt
bosom effect the edge finished by
a ruffle OF white net and the open
ing filled with white pleated nous
seline. Across this passes band Of
plaid ribbon-red predominating in
the color scheme. The Tong sleeve
l. finished at the hand by a double
ruffle OF net The broad girdle but
toned directly in front carries out the
mannish suggestion. The skirt is
draped toward the front in the mod
ish lines which cause it to falI almost
in trouser effect. Though not pro
nounced in this design. this is one OF
the seasons requisit efeatures. II the
skirt is to be modish.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11

other really very attractive way TO
hold the draw strings This is by
means OF buttonholed loops placed on
the outside. These loops should be
made OF the embroidery cotton used
L. embroider the bag.
To make the loops. mark at regu-
lar intervals around the neck OF the
bag, taking three or four long stitches
at each marked division. When TAX
ing the stitches, the needle should not
be put through the same place each
time. but close 10 II. so that the strain
cn the material will not all be in the
one place. Make the stitches on the
right very loose and long so that the
ribbon can easily be drawn through
the loops. Buttonhole over the loops
with a close stitch, using the coarsest
cotton so that the loops will look
heavy and strong
This means of holding the draw
strings is little out of the ordinary
and can be made very decorative
feature of the bag.--Minneapolis
journal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11
} STANFTELD SHIPS
} ~ CARLOADS CATTLE 4
(snecial Observation-Disclosures y

STANFIELD. Nov. 10.-There we're
"a carlads fcattle shipped In here
Thursday to be placed on the Nari-
Gus ranches for the winter.
The Woman's Study club had 3
very pleasant time Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs Bagan. the time
was spent in conversation. after
which a dainty lunch was served. am
ong the good things were ripe straw
berries. picked from the vines OF the
J. f.. Faucet ranch. ..t
w. r. Reeves WAS Pendleton
visitor the first OF the week.
" II, Reese has commenced work
on his new bungalow on his ranch
adjoining town.
George J. Dickson OF Prineville IL
In the city for a few days.
II. II. Pierce OF Walla Walla. If
calling on friends here this week.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home
Of Mrs. Glen Richards Thursday aft
ernoon. large number were in at
tendance.
Mayor Kyle spent Thursday in
Pendleton.
A. B. Thomson Of bcho, was at
tending 10 business affairs here Fri
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11
AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
WILL MEET IN RICHMOND

NEW YORK. Nov. 1I-Hbtoric
Richmond u preparing for the an
nuai meeting Of the American Auto
mobile Association. TO be held De-
oember /. 2 and ,, In manner
which insures that the twelfth year
ly gathering OF the national organ
ization Of motOr-car users VIII be the
most notable In It's history.
President Preston Relvin OF the
Virginia State Automobile associa-
ton and Presldent-elect G. u. Bat
klns Of the Richmond club are chair
man and vice-chairmap. respective
~. Of the local committee o. arrange
menis which intend that the visitors
shall see the southern city at Its
lest
In the official call that has gone
forth TO the A. A a. clubs and mem
hers generally. President Laurens
Enos directs attention 10 the fact