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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07
TAFT IS HOAORED
ASFR|EhD OF JEWS
Presented With Medal as Person
Having Contributed Most to
Welfare of Their Cause.

washington, January 6.-Presldent
Taft was the host az a luncheon in
The White House 10 the executive COM
mtttee Of the BNai Birth. which pre-
scented TO him a gold medal. awarded
him as the person who contributed
most during 1912 to welfare Of the
Jewish cause" After the presentation
OF the medal the President made a
short speech He said:
Upon the jewish people, It is not
necessary for me to pronounce eulo-
GUM In their pride OF their ances-
try. those Of US who are not Jewish
people have TO be humble TPe
strength OF your race. the patience
and the persistency with which you
pursue your purpose to maintain your
rights and exalt your race make yours
an exception in the history OF the
world.
The prosecutions to which you have
been subjected because OF your re-
Ugion have in sense doubtless de-
veIoped the character and tenacity OF
your race, but il needs a free coun-
try like the United States TO develop
the flower and enable you to show 10
the world at large that wonderful ca
pacity OF the race as supporters or
Law and order. in a government OF
freedom. and a government that m
sists upon equality before the law.
There is not any doubt but that
a race like yours. as civilization goes
On. will force itself TO the front and
overcome the inequalities and persecu-
lions that unfortunately continue and
exist in some countries This is as
certain as the day. and it is a great
satisfaction that this movement of the
Tews inward and onward to complete
the worldwide recognition of their
merit. and to do social justice every
where. has had its most successful
impetus in this country"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07
Production Of Cotton.

Washington. January s.-The pro-
duction OF cotton per acre during 1912.
while lower than IN 1911. was more
than thirteen pounds greater than the
average for the previous five years.
the Department OF Agricglture's pre-
Iiminary estimate announces.
The acreage production IN 1919 was
1892 pounds. against 2e7.7 pounds IN
1911. ana 1901 pounds. the hve-year
average In Mississippi. louisiana.
Texas. Oklahoma and California. tho
production per acre was greater than
in 1911. while IN Arkansas 10 cquaico
the 1911 production.
In other states Il was lower. The
highest acreage production was IN
Caufornis. with 40 pounds. North
Carolina produced al pounds. Mis-
souri,. 2s7. virginia. 2ss. South Caro-
lima. 40: Texas. 2os. Louisiana. is5.
Arkansas. 100. oklahoma. 1Sf; Mis-
sissippl. III. Alabama. 1sS. Tennessee.
III: Georgia. 1s7. and Florida, ii9.
All states except Georgia. Missis-
sippi. Arkansas. Tcrrcsses and Mis-
souri, exceeded the ase-ycsr average
acreage prediction ...t---
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07
$4,000 DAMAGES
AWAROEOBY JURY
Herbert Kanter Wins Suit
Against Max Levinson-Police
Chief Under Charges.
Especial 70 The Times-Dlspatch. ]

Especial 70 The Times DiSpatcn-l
Newport News. Va, January e.-As
the result of a fist fight last October
a jury in the Corporation Court to-
day returned a verdict awarding $4,000
damages to Herbert Kanter. in his
suit against Max Leyinson, proprietor
Of a packing house. Kanter was en-
ployed BY Levinson. and dispute arose
over some bills. II is said LevinsoD
attacked Kanter and beat him almost
into insensi bility. The young man
has been almost a physical wreck since
He had TO be assisted TO and from
court during the trial.
Mayor 3. b. Semmes to-day served
Chief OF Police T. A Mitchell with
summons 10 appear before him on jan
uary IA, to answer charges OF miscon-
duct IN Office and neglect of duty. The
charges allege favoritism, knowingly
permitting violations of the law by
officers OF the police force. and neglect
OF duty. in falling TO assign ofhcers
in a murder case Immediately after the
crime occurred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07
Social and
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Meredith WOODS
NJ old Point Comfort, announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Lucille
TO Lieutenant Hicks Campbell. Jr''
Coast Artillery. United States Army
The announcement is OF much interest,"
TO society here, Miss Woods being 4
sister of Mrs. William congreve jack
son. Lieutenant Campbell Is gradu-
ate of the Naval Academy. at Annapoiln'
Md. in the class of 1909, and is now
stationed at Fort Williams. Maine
where he and his bride viii go after
their wedding.
Mrs. Anderson's At-Homes.
Mrs. Archer Anderson Will not re-
ceive the first and second Tuesday az
ternoon in January. but Will res u"e
her at-homes on January u. MITE
Anderson viii continue 10 receive on
each succeeding Tuesday afternoon I'M
Ill the commencement Of Lent.
Monday German.
The most important society event o.
last night was the third dance given
by the Richmond German Club in the
ballroom Of the Richmond Hotel. The
german was led by William IL Palmer
Jr, and there were number OF guess
from a distance present. \ color scheme
OF red was carried out in all OF the
decora lions. and the ballroom was ar
ranged with palms and ferns Inter
spersed with Towering plants. a seat
ed supper was served in the main DIN
ing room OF the hotel after IL O'Clock.
Patronesses for the dance included
Mrs. r Garter Scott, Mrs. Charles v
Darlington. Mrs. Julian Hin. Mrs VII
liam II Palmer. Jr., Mrs. John Skel-
ton Williams, Mrs. Eppa Hunton. Jr.
Mrs. Charles z. Workman, Jr-. Mrs j.
Jordan Leakue. Mrs. Egbert @. Leigh
Jr, Mrs. Archibald J. Battle and Mrs.
J. II. Chamberlayne.
At the Woman's Club.
MISS Margaret Gordon. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway Gordon. received
q perfect ovation when she sang yes
terday afternoon at the Wornan's Club
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

ISpeclal 10 me 1lHIeS-OASpdLcn-I
Fredericks burg. Va. January s.
Miss Elizabeth Lucille Hassell. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Sarah r Hassell. Of this
city. and Rev Henry Flournoy Morton.
son OF Rev. w. d. Morton, d. D. on
Rocky Mount, n. c.. were married In
Richmond Thursday night. Rev. w. A.
Pierman, assistant rector OF St Psurs
Episcopal Church. performing the
ceremony at his home in that city
The news OF the marriage was received
with great surprise by the friends OF
Miss Hassell IN this city. The groom
is a student In the senior class or the
Union Theological Seminary. It was
known that the couple were engaged
but II was not expected that the mar
rage would take place until the late
spring or summer. Mrs. Morton has
returned to her religious work among
the poor at Farmville. y. C.. and Mr.
Morton will complete his course at
the Union Theological Seminary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07
CRUSHED TODEATH
BY HEAVY WAGON
Young Man Falls Under Vehicle
When Runabout Turns
Over.

Winchester. Va. January Failing
from an overturning runabout. which
ran upon a ledge OF rock, in an effort
TO pass a wagon loaded with crossties.
Loring A. Fries. son Of J. L Fries.
was instantly killed to-day. one wheel
OF the heavy wagon crushing his head
and breaking his neck. He was driy-
ing with his uncle, Irwin Boyoe. and
his parents. who were following In q
buggy, witnessed the tragedy.
Jack Compton. who left q lumber
camp near Franklin, Pendleton County,
w. Va, several days ago, Intending TO
marry Miss Annie Lambert at River
ton that evening, was found to-day
, frozen to death in a ravine a short
distance from the Lambert home Night
coming on. he Is thought to have lost
his way in two feet OF snow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07
Owes Her Life to
Eckman'S Alternative
a v.rrah,. Remedy for Throat and Lungs

a
Eckmau's Alternative is being used Win
s--c1ess In the treatment OF Tuoerc'itosis IN
ali narts OF the country. Persons who nave
taken Il improved. gained weight. efn<uSs
tnr nirht sx.e.s stopped. fever diminished.
sna many recovered. II you are interested
- t-nov mora about H. we Will put you IN
torrh With some who now well fo1
can investigate and judge Tor yourself neae
OF Mrs. Goverts recovery
'Gentis,uen: Thinking that perhaps
short histor.- c. tie remarkable recovery
% my rnother-ir-isv (Mrs. Anna 1oNerD
might benefit some other sufferers go
the following testimonial: About September
10 1903 she was taken sick with CatarrnSi
Pneumonia. and continually grew worse. re-
curing a t-1iaed nurse Night swests Ners
50 bad that Il was Necessary 10 change het
clothing once cr twice ever night. her
cough increased and Got so bad that every
bod, expected that sh. would not i've much
longer In Isr-,ary. when Rev. n hers,
o. s. E.ichaeIs Church. a. Sh--eviie. lr-c.
p-xnzrrg scr her death. re recon d-d
that I get Eckmans Alternative. aid see !,
l. would not give her some ie-ici- men
requested the attending physician - give MS
diagnosis. and he Informed ne tE7t &c had
Consumption and was beyond -. me &c al
aid When I asked II he though; ti=t IL vas
,sseless TO try the Alternative. ke replied that
40 physician could help her airy and could
s-iis myself about it. 80 I immsc steiy had
Rev. wrn- Berg 20 send fo- 4 Bottle Prsc-
ticsliy without hope fer recoFcTy. / INSISTED
that she Try the Alternative. which she did
I glad 10 say that sre SCOT began 20 I'M
prove. NOW Soc works as hard a. ever.
weighs twenty pounds heavier than she ever
did before she took sicE. and - N GOOD
heath she frankly says slc owes her ne
and health - EcS mas Alternative
tSworr AficaVtfl JOS GEIMMER-
Eckmsa's Alternative Is effective IN Bro1-
chitis. Asthma. Hav Fever. Throat and L-ae
Troubles aid ID u75ui ding The system Docs
no. contain poisons. opizs-s OF habit forming
drugs. For sale By Owens Minor Drug co.
and other leading Druggists. Ask sor book
let telling % seoovericr. and vrt-- 20 Eek
man Ia hcratoTv. Phiisf>iphia. Pa, for al
ditionsi evidence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07
xrv p,>K OF FREDERICKSBURG.
stock TO Full Limit OF Capitai'sauon
Has Been Pledged
Especial to The Times-Dispatch-l

rsnocfai 10 The Times-Dispatch-1
r~cdericksburx. Va. January s.
,nother national bank Will be estao-
..sbes here within a short tine
--,rnbcr OF prominent men have been
Considering the proposition for some
ms. and il is stated that stock 70
me full limit OF the proposed capital
cation has been pledged. and tre
banking room formerly occupied D.
the Conway. Gordon & Garnett Ma
tiouai Bank has bees leased as 'he
location
James BIsnton. 81 Caroltne County.
q well-known ycrng man. sccidentaiy
shot and kilIes himself Few Gay
aso while hunting. He had brien,
prospects. and his death was mosN
untimsly one and caused much grief
In his community.
Judge r. II. I. Chichester. OF the
circuit Court OF Spotsylvania COUNTY
nas appointcd W l. Humphreys. deputy
sheriff for sheriff r NJ Waller. OF
that county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07
BUILDING PERMITS
ramerou stove Works to Erect Large Fac
tory.

tory.
Rai;Sinr and repair permits were Issued
Yesterday follows:
r W Wood. to erect A detached two
cory brick dwelling. 9sl6 West Grace street.
n W wood. TO erect detached brick
ra-axe in rear Of above dwelling to cc~t
g-sS.
cameron stove Company. 20 erect de-
tarned t-rc-story brick warehouse on TIE
south side os Tvenry-6rst Street between
sioc ktontand Decatur Streets 20 cost $4."".
Cameron stove Company. TO erect a one
sho9 adfo.-ine above location. 20 cost S7.eo0
Cameron stove Company. 20 erect a one
s.ory >rnrne ofte building. adjoining above.
to cost $3.50
W II crawford 20 erect a one-stcry de-
tacr~d brick stable on the west side o Az
burn between Floyd and Grove Avenues n
rear % cost $40
J. II ChagpeI. 20 erect = three-s-orv de-
tached brick store. 30 East Main street 70
cost S7.1yo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07

Tar eight guests, and decorations were
In red and white. Those playing IN
cluded Miss A l. Parker. b. H. rowe
Miss A. Bootwright. Mr.. Bootwrignt'
Mics N. II. Thornton. Mr.. Wright. MISS
Rowe and Mr.. Upchurch. The top
score was made by Miss Parker ana
Mr.. Wright
Quiet Wedding.
M. e. Rohleder and Miss Ethel APP
plegarth were quietly married On
Thursday morning at Grace Episcopal
Church here. They left at once on the
noon train for short trip. ana on
their return will make their nome at
1922 Grove Avenue.
Glasses Resumed.
Mrs. Brauer will resume her dancing
classes to-day at the hall of the Con-
servatory of Music, corner OF Laurel
and Broad Streets. All members OF
these classes are invited 20 attend
In and Out of Town.
Mrs. Mcpherson, OF New York CITY
Il the guest OF her brother, 5. w.
TraYers, at his home on West FRANK
lin Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert @. Leigh, Jr..
have returned from Piedmont. near
Rapidan. where they have been Tor
the holidays.
Miss virginia Marshall. who has been
visiting Miss Rhoda Dietrich on Grove
Avenue. has returned to her home IN
Ashland
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt MISS
Meacham, of Petersburg, and Miss Myr-
tie BEDFORD will return TO the city
; holidays in New York.
Miss Rose Tyler. OF Baltimore. Is
the guest Of Miss Isabel Walker at
her home on West Grace street ioF
several weeks.
Mrs. George c. Roberts. Of Norfolk
is convaIescing at St Luke's Hospital
after a recent operation.
Mrs. Herman Gibson, of Fredericks-
burg, is visiting her sister. Mrs CnarIes
A. Dempsey, at 1910 park Avenue
Mrs. Maude Marshall formerly or
this city, now OF Philadelphia. is spend =
ing two weeks with her cousin. Mrs.
1. V. Rowe. of 127 West Clay street
3 P. Goldsborough and his TWO cnIl-
dren. who have been guests or MI
and Mrs. Liewellyn McVeigh here. nave
returned 10 Washington.
Miss Adelaide Williams. of Baltimore.
! ia the guest OF Mrs. Julian Morris in
Kcswtck.
Mrs. Lewis 6 Scott. OF Alexandra.
is visiting Mrs. Dabney Carr, az Jaw
Park Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John s. Nunce, VINO
have been staying at the Hotel Cnam-
berlin. Old Point Comfort. Tor the
past week. Will return 10 Richmond
Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07
POWER rLsNT DAMAGED.
Norfo,k .nd western Ferced 10 Depend
On Bristol Company

Especial 70 The Times-Dispatchl
r~is,ol Va, January s.-But Tor tns
Frisfoi Gas and Electric Company the
xorroik and western properties hers
v-ouid have been In darkness ias'
ntebf The company operates its o~f
f,zht ana power plant and the ex.
.fo.io, Of the engine. which hurled
,,rc~ka~e through tire engine room. pu'
-. ,lsnt ont % commission. The
current which now lights the com
rany's property comes rom ths wa
tues River, twenty miles away
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07
xI5.OOO Fire in Henderson,

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch-l
Henderson. y. c., January 6--Ons OF
,be largest fires of several years in
mis- Mace occurred this morning. when
The large frame building located on
C;,rnett street. opposite the Methodist
E.niscopal Church. with its contents.
rs completely destroyed. The loss
will amount to about $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07
TaImaG-HaiaIip.

Fredericksburg, Va, January -
William Sanford Talmage. OF stafford
County. and Miss Alice Haislip. Of this
city, were united in marriage at the
Methodist parsonage here. Rev J. X
Jacobs performing the ceremony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07
The Popularity

elegance OF our stocks and the cour-
teous service always to be had here
scHwARzsCHILD Bros
Richmonds Leading jewelers..
Second and Broad Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07

Miss Adelaide Williams. OF Baltimore
is the guest OF Mrs. Julian MOTIFS ID
Kcswtck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07

Mrs. Lewis s. Scott. OF Alexandra
is visiting Mrs. Dabney Carr, az 1920
Park Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Nunce, VINO
have been staying at the Hotel ChaH-
berlin. Old Point Comfort. TOT the
past week. Will return 10 Rlcnmonc
Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07

B P. Goldsborough and his two chill
dren. who have been guests OF MT
and Mrs Liewellyn McVeigh here. nave
returned 10 Washington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-29
Delightful Party.

Miss Eta May Lacey OF Poplar
Blum, Mo. was the guest of honor
at a charmingly appointed but in
formal card party and luncheon yes
terday morning at the residence OF
her cousin, Mrs. II. A. Moreland OF
4S3 Twenty-eighth street. with
whom she and her mother, Mrs.
Chas. Lacey have been visiting the
past several days. The hostess
served tasty luncheon after a
course OF games at 500, covers being
faid for ten. The guests were
Misses Louise Viverette OF clifton.
KY, Alice and Margaret Strong, Ada
and Corrine Walker. Mrs. Byron
Herbert, Miss Lacey.
Mrs. Moreland will entertain
with a theater party this evening in
honor of Miss Lacey.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-29

o o o o o o o o q
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-29

Mrs. H. =. Davis lott yesterday
for Arcadia valley, Mo, where she
viii visit lcr q week.
Russell uadea went to DouSola
| yesterday where he will spend
week on a camping trip.
James Slmpkins Of 1907 Wash
tueton avenue spent Sunday with
! NJ. and Mrs. William Dougherty OF
Mound City.
Miss Jennie Herwitz will leave
today for Keokuk. Ia where she
viii spend her vacation
Mss Ada Walker has retarued
from a visit with friends in Chicago.
Mrs. w. H. Geisenh5f aod Mrs.
Leo Mcdaniel have returned from
Hartley Ia. where they were called
by the. serious illness of their moth
cr who is now greatly improved,
Misses Veernie and Marie Morris
Of CarmL M, are the guests OF their
cousins, Misses June, Julia and
Pearl Morris of $40 Fourth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-29
Woman's Missionary Society.

The Woman's Missionary society
of the Presbyterian church viii
meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
with Mrs. John Hopkins at the
Planters Hotel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-29

The Endeayorers will be delight
cd 70 see you on Judge Deweys
lawn Thu sday evening. Admission,
adults 25c, children l5c. 7-29 st
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-29
NOTICE.

] wish to state that ! have
sold my interest in the Ameri-
can Steam Laundry and that
all those who are indebted to o
me Will please make payment
before August /. O
MRS. L. c. HERBERT. o
1928 1t. o.
0 o o 0 O o
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-29

DON'T forget the EndeayOrers
Lawn Fete Thursday evening.
7-29 3t
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-29

Cairo will spend 100000 on
levee improvements.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-29

Mayor W. Fl Wood and Engineer
G.. II. Miller left last night for Gin
cinnati to attend a conference
VII. Col j. II. Jergey.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

As~ader of The Herald asked ~ one
dag This week u the high freight over
the D 4 H. q. WAS the cause Of the
prtcs Of Canadian Club heiug ~. SO per
quast hottie =, the Rrxall store while
Il 90 advertised at john Thompson's
0rnrery In Denver ut el.25. We
answered that II might be the 'fright''
insaspd II the freight that pot the high
proasctive tariff ON the goods In Cortez.
SIN 1ohn Thompson pays license to
do hpsiness 81 that sost In Denver.
whiis they cut out that formaii,y In
C0stss. Our caller also informed Us
that pint hotties 81 Budweiser we're
sold q John Tho,npson's Tor $40 the
dssen while In this dry town u Cortrs
they sell r~adily ut % OO.-Cortss
Heratd, August q, 1918.
We have been informed that the
psops(~tor IL the Recall Drugstore ol
Cortss hes again t~sn pulled sor selling
run, n N territory. u thla psnecu.
FsisS1tpSsp The psiss ~ ssdS ssses
will have Ia 10 advanced In order IA
meet extra expenses and this would
work hsrsiship On rrform politicians
D. we'll - newspaper men. Dolors
star, July ~, 1919.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

Caspentsr s~ r~mo,ielins the ware
hooss II the Rust Msscantils company
next 10 the Exo0 . Rush haiidi0s this
wssh. n that part ~ the building may
In usssi lot . savass sSd s.achlns ship.
John stavsiy s0d Aibsst smith svs In.
stsliing machinery aud Preparing 10 do
ail kinds of sStoasoA.ls ssrsls wosk.
NJ stsssiy b aasas M The sFosa cor
and hes so,d . laeas nsWsbss ol
nsashipss In this eoSalsy ths pass ysas.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29
STATE NE w S
Items Of News From all Parts
Of Colorado.
THE WEEKS RECORD
OF Impostant Events CONDENSED
For the Busy Readse.


~ too'h Sh'ch once reposed IN the
jaw I" . nsstodon that probably
e's"eo z''ooo poonos, Vas "o"o sun
osy AFTERNOON 10 SAND PIT west Of
o'ee'ey oy . party OF workmen.
Preparations are practically co,nplet.
ed for PlattsvllIe's annual celebration
Of Pickle day, which 10 TO be held Aug
ust 30. The town In prepar Ing to en-.
terrain 10000 people. An attractive
program has been arranged.
When Daniel Kinney Of Greeley cut
open the hist watermelon of the SEQ
NON from his garden Sunday he found
In the center . half-dime Of 1889,
which he lost the past spring while
planting the melon patch. The Juices
Of the melon had frightened the coin
until II looked a. II Il was nevly mint
ed.
War on the middlemen IN effect. has
been declared with the sanction Of
Mayor J. N. Perkins In an effort to fur.
nish Denver b ousew,ves products Of
Colombo farms At reduced r.te.. The
first point Of attack will ne In the cant.
aloupe ,pasket. the sroveu making use
Of the parcels post new O-pouud maxi.
mum weight limit In forvsrdins their
produces IN n.,vs, Co.<r.,.,in. Il,
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29
Revlslsa ~ Fire lssSesacs Rsss
Promlssd.

Revoooo0 - t-uee oooorooco Roses
Psomlssl.
Foliowing In . letter from u. +. Sim.
ontou. nsan,9rr of the Rocky Noun.
tain Fire Underwriters Association, Ia
b. Ep~ie~n, state insurance csnn,is-
sion-r. A copy II this letter w.s sent
u Harry v, Pyle In reply To the prti.
ton s~nt the state Insurance depart.
tn-ni a.king for = revision ~ Insurance.
rates In Dolore- on account NJ the con,.
plrti0n of the water system:
Denver, Colo, Aug. 10, 1918.
Mr. y. Epsi~~p, Com. u Insurance,
Capitol Bldg.
Denver, Colorado.
Dear Rir:
I have your favor of the 18th, enclds.
Ing copy nj letter addressed To you by
Mr. Harry Pyle, Doiorer, C''losado,
snd ai.O t~titton sddr~assd To you by
the b''-in~ss people II that town, n.
f~rrins In the completion of their water
system aud their desire for . r~visIo,'
Of hr~ Insurance rates on account there
of
! hnd by ous record, that the town
III ih,loss~ n already an our list IN
.mriy ss,sntton. The n,aii~s was called
To- ms s,tenihm by Mr.. Pyle so'ns
months avo, aud VIZ then advised him
that We wouid take w the matter just
~ ss,n ~ ~ coal,i d. M consistently.
Il l. our earnest d. sire 10 set NJ prompt
~ ~ vns>ih,~ IN regard In these mat
tiers. hat we have very large Held Ia
cover aud only . lew men with which
In do this work. The demands upon
Us during the psst year have hssn un'
usually heavy aud we srs s'sainina
every nerve 10 attend u each case Just
.. quickly - ~e csn POSSIBLY do -.
! am today taking the matter w
With our District inspector Ut Grand
Junctton, M. Z. A. Emery. who has
charge NJ that section II the state, snd
sm conhA~nt ihst hs ~ill bs abls IA
reach Dososss within the n~xt rev
weeks.
Thsnking you Tor your Interest Ia
the nsattes, ! rvn,sln,
Your. very truly.
u. u. sIn0NTos,
Manager
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

Nh. J. U. BrOxn went to Durango
tbs last Of the week.
WIN. Tritz was over to Fl. Lewis the
last 81 the week on business.
MN. l.evalle Puett from Puett's reser.
voir wss In town Monday moving up
some furniture to the ranch.
NM. Hocking's daughter, nrs. Rii.
tenhOuse aud little 500 from Oklshoms
are here visiting her parents.
NrA r. h. Barrett went oyer 10 Man.
Coz the nrst Of the week to visit her
husband who 10 doing some surveying
over there.
A. w. Woods returned from the east
ern part Of the state sunday where no
had been In the Interest Of the Big
Four oil we'll.
MN. Z. T. Washburn returned from,
Telluride Mmday. Bians Washburn.
@. I. Washburn's brother, came with
her aud will look after the business
while bis brother 10 confined 10 his
bed.
NJ. Hosmsr, sx.stste printer was In
town Monday getting some intsrrst
worked ny over the Colorado Indus-
trial Exposition 10 BE- held In New
York during the month Of November
this year.
While UndershsriH rGiusIss was
serving some papss on James Gswith
LAT Monday evening An asvusneos 90.