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USE OF WOODEN CARS
Continued From Page One.

and Chief Engineer Elwell, of the
state public utilities commission, re-
sumed a secret investigation begun
Jointly with the railway.
The interstate commerce commits
sion's investigators, on arrival, found
practically no vestige of the wreck,
notwithstanding Geographic orders
from the commission that the wreck
age be left undisturbed, the debris
having been burned.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-03
The Test.

fThat man surely is a philosopher"
Been giving you ONE good advice?"
mo. He's in great trouble himself
and he's actually trying to grin and
bear it.'-Detroit Free Press.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-03

Experience teaches us again and
again that there is nothing men have
less command over than their tongues.
-Spinoza.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-03
Al d

Lives Of spinsters oft remind us
Happiness is but a snare.
Why should we to base men bind u.s.,
When we've cats and curls OF hair2
Judge
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-03
RovnI Nelghhora, Meeting.

Mrs. Maggie Sayler: The Royal
will meet for balloting on
new members and payment of assess
ments Thursday evening, Sept. 4, at
a. O. L. w. hall.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-03
Never Horne.

Detroit Free Press: "Youp hsas-
pand IS eldom at home. rs he a trav-
cling mann
his LODGE
The Similarity.
Baltimore American: my dog beg
cling for q bone is like the argumenta
tive orator"
sHow0so2"
Because he paws for a reply
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-03
Moorhead Department
Somewhat of a Prevarscator.

and win be heard some time this
month.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-03
y Tested.

Washington Star: Are you sure
that young man loves your asked the.
mother.
Eyes" replied GwendoIyn.
painted in water colors for him?'
YES"
Then, my child, if he still desires to
marry you, do not doubt his affection"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-03
In His Private canaaitx.

Chicago Tribune: Doctor, what's d
good food for hot weather? ~
Personally, my dear madam, I pre-
fer ice
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4 Was lNTONCA7EB''

Continued From Page One.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-03

Among the arrivals at the Comstock
today We're S. j. Bingham of Chicapo.
Ward Hollands Of Winnipeg; a. d
Owen of Lisbon; f.. r. MONTGOMERY Of
fCrookston and J. p. Lehner and 6. r.
Shogren of st. Paul.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-03

Miss Kirk, registrar at the state nor
MAI school, has returned from Fari-
bault where she spent her vacation
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-03

Attached to one of the throuah
freight trains which passed the North
ern Paclfic yards today were two mon
ster electric engines consigned to the
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway Co
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-03

:. Atty. Curtis Pomeroy is now in
charge of the law office of Marden e.
POmeroy at GAINESVILLE.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-03

Miss Donaldson, formerly or the high
school in this city and later a member
or the faculty of the state. normal
school, Is the guest of Miss Jessie
.Comstock for a few days. This wear
Miss Donaldson will be a member az
the faculty in the Beachwood school,
Jenkintown. Pa. r& - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
L. :. Circuit cour, of .Ar,caIs,

Tho United States Circuit Court of Appeals
rcConvencd yesterday morning at II o clock
with Circuit Judges Got and Pritchard and
District Judges Boyd. Dayton and Smith IN
attendance
Tho following case argued: No. 1iis-.
Francis Il. :. Wolfe, use Of r. Rowland
SinEluh, assignee. plaintin In error. w. In
tcrnationhl Fire Insurance Company OF Fort
Worth, Ten, defendant in error: in error To
the District Court Al baltimore. Md Cause
argued by y. Roland Siinsun. of Baltimore
Md. for the plaintiff in error, and by Albert
G. fitchic, of Baltimore, Md. for the dc
PENDANT in error and submitted.
Cases in call to-day: No. i0?S-A Louis,
NJ. Gilbert at al plaintiffs In error. vs. w Il
Hopkins ct al. defendants In error: in error
10 the District Court at AaheVlllc, X. G.
No. ilSt-A. Louisa NJ. Gilbert c, AL plain
tits in error, W. W. X. Hopkins. dcfeudnnt
III error; In error TO tho District Court at
.\shevtllc. Causes to he argued together hy
james IL. Mcrrim0u and j. =. ADAMS of
Ashcville. =. C., and Marshall w He'll of
Murphy. y. .. Tor tho plaintiffs In error and
by II. A. Sondicy. Louis NJ. Bourne and Thco
i. Davidson. of AsheNillc, y. C.; C. b. Mat
thcws. OF Cincinnati. o. and W. H. Council
OF Hickory, y. c.. for the defendants in or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
COUNTRY CHURCH
TO Be DISCUSSED
Interesting Program for Rcligi-
Gus Feature of Educational
Conference.

The program for the Conference on
thc 'ountry church. 10 he hcld in con-
nection with the Conference for Edu-
cation in tho South in Richmond. April
lo-ls, was announced yesterday BY the
executive committee The committees
mas spared no pains to secure the best
authorities In the South TO present the
various subjects to the conference. and
the program is notable one. r. e.
t;ranson Of Athens. Ca has been Sc
lectcd TO preside az chairman or tho
Country Church Conference
The program in detail follows:
l. How Can the Country Church Aid
; IN Developing "a Stable and Productive
Farm Life Three minute answers led
by DIR. S. G. Mitchell, OF Columbia, S. c.
2 is IL Possible for tho Country
church TO Promote Home and Neigh
borhood Industries Through Clubs for
Both the Young and the Mature?r d.
: II. Hill. Raleigh. y. c., and George T..
Mayo, Dyke. Va.
3. How Can the country Church
Promote Cooperative Enterprises
Among Farmers. and What Will tho
Social and Ethical Results Bc?" L. NJ.
Touslcy. of Minneapolis, Mimi, and Il.
l.. Hacker, Minneapolis. Mimi.
A. What Can the Country Church DO
TO Promote the Intciicctual and Social
Lie OF the Community
n. What Can 1t Do TO Stimulate
Reading and the intellectual Life in
Gcncral?" DR.. X. II. Pitt, Richmond
b. What Can II DO to Develop a
Satisfying Social Life Through
Athletics, Wholesome GHncs, Sports
and i;ccrcativc Events Gtncrally?' j.
j. Gravatt. Eapidan. Va.
o. rs 1t Possible for the Country
Church TO Work for More Wholesome
and Attractive Homes" Three minute
answers.
a. What Can 1t DO for Sanitation?"
Dr. j. a. Terrell. Raleigh, y. c.
ID. How Can 1t Make the Home Moro
Artistic and Attractivc?'
6. Summary, with statement of pro-
gram which can be carried out by each
country church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
FOURYEAR TRIP
into FAR NORTH.
Stciannson Will Pay Another
Visit to His Blonde
Eskimos.
MAKES KNOWN HIS PLANS
lie Expects to Explore Vast
Territory i'll Arctic
Regions.
MAKES KNOWN HIS PLANS

New York. February a6.--Nilhjalmur
Stcfannson. discovercr Of the blonde
J;skiinos, made public to-day his plans
for the four-year expedition he plans
to lead to the Arctic next May. Dur
ing this time he hopes to wipe OF the
map much of the white space indicat
ing uncNplored regions of the far
North
Stcfannson and his companions
eyht OF ten picked men of science
viii, sail out OF Esquimault. the latter
part Of May on i'm early June, on the
ai7-ton steam whalcr karluck. bark
entine rugged. purchased for the eX
petition by the Canadian government
The Karluck will fly the British flag
rs the entire cost OF the expedition is
to lac borne by the Canadian govern
mont, and will carry Il crew of four
teen.
The narkentino will carry the party
somewhere III the Beaufort Sea. There
they will establish a base. sending the
vessel back and remaining during the
winter. II this program cannot be
carried out the expedition probably
will land at nersechl Island and es-
iahlish a primary base. In tho spring
they Will go North. They expect to
return to civilization in September,
1915. Or. L. NJ. Anderson. who was
With Stcfannson On his last trip, will
he second in command; the others
have not been selected.
4 powerful wireless apparatus de-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
Musical Concert Tonight.

NJ Decatur Street Methodist Church
Nlnu and Decatur Streets. the choir
"f Broad street Methodist Church will
render the following program at a
concert 10 hc given tonight at Sis
O'Clock
organ postludc, Miss Mary Wright
prayer Rev. Il. Nj White; Jerusalem
chorus urom 'Gallia'p trio, ''Ecay our
Rraycr tAbbotO; solo and chorus,
Jesus, Lover Of My Soul; duct and
chorus Abide With Me. solo. "fiow
Lovely Are Thy Dwellings" uLiddlc),
Mrs. w. Il. Anderson; chorus, Gloria
IN ENcclsis' CTorus): quartet. Even
ING Song solo and chorus, Sing
N!elulsh Forth" Usuck); Regina
chorus chorus. Ono Swcctly Solemn
thought IAmbrosc); Bencdiction
The program MAS specially arranS
ed by John II. Johnson, director The
soloists are Mrs. W. T.. Anderson and
Miss lncz Jones... sopranos Mrs c. w.
l'ihout. alto, ~ ."lt fleming. tenor;
William l.. stir, basso. Miss Mary
Wright is the orSanist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27

signed TO carry messages 1000 miles
will keep the explorers in daily touch
with the world. This apparatus will
be erected wherever they establish
their base.
million square miles OF snow and
ice north of the North American Con
tincut and Siberia will he explored so
far as possible. They are not search
ing for the pole; ir they find it, il
will be by accident. Mr.. Stcfannson
said.
Stcfannson will visit the blonde Es-
kimos again and bring them back to
America in moving pictures. To bring
them back in the flesh. he says, would
be murder; they could not survive the
germs of civilization"
He also expects IL explore the in
terror Of Victoria Land and define the
extent of what he believes to be tho
largest and one Of the richest copper
countries under the sun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
CONCESSIONS FOR NURSES
They Are Taken Care OF in Appropriation
liiIl Now Founding in CuMIrcss.

Norfolk Va. February -. The navy APP
preparation hin as introduced in Congress
on the "pth has am item which Is OF interest
To the female nurses on duty ii the Naval
Hospital IN this city. according 10 the Ports
mouth business Mems Association, which
keeps. ia close touch with matters affecting
this section.
1t appears that the Burchu OF Medicine
aud Surgery oi the Navy Department. or
both. through some clerical error. had fixed
the communication OF subsistence 10 members
OF tho Nurse CorpS 81 thc Navy 80 cents
per diem. whereas tho law creating that
corps for the army, which the navy nay
IL based. allows only 10 cents per diem; as
4 result the auditor for the NAVY Depart :
mcnt has been working over time riicC kim
he differences against the pay of each nurse,
which In innnY eases amounted To several
hundred dollars. Tho Naval Committee OF
tho House has inserted a provision In tic
bill. now being acted wiping out these
checkages aud fixing the rate at 80 cents
for the future.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
K.Arr is nECoMMENDED.
lie May Succeed Vauce rs Assistant
PO-tm8ster.

Special to The Times Dispatch
Winston-Sa Salem, y. O., February e.
postmaster {. y. Reynolds o-day for
whrdcd recommendation TO the Post
Office Department at Washington fav-
oring the appointment Of James kapp
as assistant postmaser of tho local
Office to succeed s. II. Vance. resigned
Tho Office is under the civil service,
and il is necessary to appoint a man
in the service.
Mr.. kapp has been employed at the
local post-otticc for twelve or fifteen
years
Several members OF the Winston
salem delegation, which went To Wash
ington to press the claims of Colonel
&. Il. Webb Tor the Office OF Collector OF
Internal Revenue for the Western Dis
trict. returned home to-day. and
seemed greatly pleased with their ne
ception From all Indications. the Of
nee VIII he located In the Twin City,
no matter who is appointed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
TRUCK NEEDS REPAIRS
>1nthsidc May Wait Several Mouths
for Hook nnd Ladder.

some months will probably elapse
before South Richmond gains the adj
ded protection OF a hook and ladder
company. Provision has been made for
placing the additional equipment at
the hrchousc at Tenth and cambridge
Streets, but the promised truck is bad
~ III need OF repairs. and IL may he
necessary TO ship il back to the factory
tor q general ovcrha ulinI.
The members Of the Board of Fire
commissioners arc fnvorably inclined
toward the proposition OF granting; the
Southsidc the use of the truck II is
recognized by them that the large num-
Der OF factory buildings heinG erected
calls for additional re-nShtcrs. TN
der present conditions ii would he i'm
possiblc to bring a heavy truck over
the Free Bridge.
When the new equipment is received
u Is nroba Bile that thirteen men will
ne sent to the Southsidc An additional
captain would bc appointed to oversee
The company. The force would then
consist OF twcnty-SiN men ready for
duty Ut Il minutes notice, besides Sc
Neral call men,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
Charters Issilch.

lakewood Park Land Corporation. Rich
mond. Capital: Maximum $50 600: minimum
$1,000 H. X. Franklin. president: Field
"iibon vice president: William b. Pizzinl
secretary and treasurcr--alI of Richmond
OBJECT: Real estate business
Bay View Realty Company Unc.l, Rich
mond Capital: Maximum. Sls0. 900: mini
mum, $500 William r. Walsh, PRESIDENT: w
g. Kelley, Niyc-president: William J.. Glenn
secretary and. treasurer-all of New York
Object: Real estate business
carson Telephone Company. Carson Va.
Capital; Maximum. $500: minimum. $500
w. T. saunders, president; y. Fl. King, vice
president; J. d. wiIkerson, secretary; r. u
saunders. trensuror-aii of Carson. Va OH
long IN Prince George County
Mortgage Guaranty Corporation Richmond
John SHELTON Williams president; f. l.. Be.
miss. vicc-president: II. j. Wiilingham Jr
secretary and trcasurer-alI OF. Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
Borm woRKING QUIETLY.
Both Sides Of Liquor Question Arc Keeping

Danvillc. Va. February .6.-1hc petitions
circulated 10y The prohibition faction in this
city calling for 81 local option, election have
not az Yet been presented I" Judge Peatross.
although more than -. per cent OF tho voters
in tho last election have signed the na ucrs.
Thc petitions. 1t is understood. win bc pre-
.cntcd ~ Il time deemed the most advisnhir
by the leaders Of that faction.
During tho past several days minors have
been current in the city regarding all phases
az tho election. ono of those more proplI-
ncntly thrown broadcast was thar The dry
faction had decided Ia withhold tho election
until an effort had bccn made to curry the
state dry" This. however. was ilatly dis
credited by ~ man prominent among the pro-
hihitioniSis, who expressed the opinion that
such an idea was never dreamed of. and
that tho tight would undoubtedly come
shortly.
Both factions arc working diircntly and
quietly, and are not showing their cards
Both !. IL. Scheduled and j. II. Gibson have
declared recently that they have nothing
to say
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27

TIC foIIowinG deeds OF barguin and
saio were placed ON record Yesterday
IL Hastings Court. Part IL
August Simonpeitri to j. Il. Cox, dr.
ths lots and dwellings thereon known
rs 6l3. 5l5 and 81 Decatur street, with
:. frontage of seVeutY-two feet OH the
north line Of Decatur, between Fifth
and Sixth Streets. Consideration, $40.
II. j. Melton 10 LOUIS s. Arnail lot
nod dwelling, known az 1o2 East Eivh-
tenth street. fronting forty-orc feet
on Eighteenth, between Hun and De
Iatur Streets Consideration. $40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
supreme Court Opinions.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

ISpVCIttI 10 IIC IIITICS- DISpalCh.J
Raleigh, y. g., February 2G.-Opin-
ions were handed down by the Supreme
Court to-day as follows: Draper vs. At
lantic Coast Line Hallway Company,
from Northampton, no error: Madry VS..
Moore. from Halifax, new trial; Lyt-
ton VS.. House Lumber Company, from
Halifax, error; Pate VS.. Banking and
Trust Company, from Greene no err
ror; Hardy vs.. Mitchell from Greene
affirmed; Bank VS.. Gornto, from Pitt.
affirmed; stephens VS.. Midyett, from
Pamiico, no error; Fidelity Trust Com
pany VS.. Whitehead, from Halifax, af-
firmed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
FIGHTS FOR DEAD MISTRESS.
ret Collie Attacks Master Removing 1. Prom

'ncSter' Pa, February 1e.-Devoted TO us
ihIstFess. Mrs William y. Holland who had
Iust dicd' pct collie dog attacked the wo-
man hutbahd when he attempted TO rcmoye
rom the room and severely injured him
ne collie hccame greatly attached to thu
Woman during hcr long iincss and then
ny at the foot o: its dead mistress nh,n-
'ns ia duiTb sorrow over her death 'rh.
"oE fciuScn Ia need coaxnr or pIe.dfnr
ana when Holland undertook 10 force III.
r t,n rom iae apartment II tprans at him.
,ssteenIns us sharp teeth In his forearm ans
tearing mat ana tho wrist ana hand in
serious manner. " -
INC inan Was obliged TO procure assistance
M" the uoG was locked IN another part
90 tnc hoHsc but IT. continued cries toll. OF
its silet Tor The dead nIistrcss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
a RACE SUICIDE KEBurrAL.
HOlIander Brings Twelve Children and Tweu-
ty-eiEht- \ ear Old SON Eight Moro.

lamity howlers who the stcansh p
Noord1m dock here must have felt like COW
erinE their faces and wailinE when they saw
twenty-thrcc OF the family OF Everett ROW
troop down the gang plank after a stccraSc
voyage from Holland. Rouw IL forty ninc
Years old and married twenty nine years ago
lie counts twelve children his own and
then tho eldest son, Aldstus, entered tho
held in competition. Although only twenty
eight years old. he Is tho proud father of
Wooden shoes.
Every evening. just before bed time. tho
other passengers would gather around aud
listen To Pop ROW Gull tho names. Even
such tawbrcakcr hidatus failed to halt
the even tenor of his roi.call
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
SAVE GIRLS ny GOOD HOMES.
Milwaukee Prosecutor Puts Problem In Ia
Women I'm Ad.

Milwaukee. February .6-"Wantcd. ore hun.
drcd married women willing To take into
their homes nice, clean young girls maids.
and to take an active interest In the girls
welfare. Apply at office ot District Attorney,
Edward i. Jockey"
= campaign to save girls from the evils
and Vices of big city is the object of Mr.
Jockeys advertisement, and not the least
part OF his plan is tho solution Of tho do
meatic service problem Of the Milwaukee
housewife.
The Observation-Disclosures interest is i'll the
protection OF girls OF tender age whose en-
vironment is Of tho worst and whose Young
lives arc endangered His idea is to provide
homes for girls who. without other help.
would necessarily work in factories or
places where their youth and unsoph silica cd
nature would render them easy prey to walt
ing snarcs and pitfalls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
WALKS IN. AS If FROM GRAVE.


Shamokin. Pa February g BoardcrS ct
tho home OF Joseph Brcss!. this city. wore
panic-strickcn upon seeing Domnick Brcasl.
whom they had mourncd as dead, walk into
tho
delphia hospital. suffering with a serious III
ness \ short time later letter announced
that he had died and had been buried in
Pctter's field.
When the excitement created by his APP
pcarancc had subsidized il learned that
he had lust returned from tho hospital.
where he had fully recovered. The hospital
authorities bad mistaken him for anothr r
man. and the death had been wrongly re-
corded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
Short Ncws Stories From All Ouer Virginia
BY WINSOR M'CAY.

burGh. Pa, where his bride, who was Miss
Mary Sheldon. was a teacher.
The Young couple were married Friday
evening of last week ana uaoc tho shoit
VISIT here before starting for the Orient.
where they will enter the mission field. The
Pittsburgh Institute is d nonscctaran train
ms school for missionaries. Mr. Oakley and
ms bride returned to Pittsburgh Sunday
evening. ana in few days viii 20 To seattle
from whence they sail for Ichang China 10
take up their missionary work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
Euncrni OF GUY CoIc..

The funeral of Guy c. Coles, who
died suddenly Monday night ut his
home, 5l6 Hull Street, was conducted
yesterday afternoon al / o'clock from
Decatur street Methodist Church. Rev.
X. NJ. White. the pastor. oficintcd. The
pail bearers were selected from amour
his boyhood friends, while Il committee
from Stonewall Jackson Acric. l.. O. H..
acted AS honorary pall-bearcrs H.
termcnt was in Maury Cemetery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
AVERT DIVORCES HER AIM.


ST. Louis. February 2s-Onc family week
to be saved from disruption by divorce s.
the task Miss Jessie Moiior has set herself
after she begins work assistant officer
of the Board of Parole Saturday. Miss Mol
Ter was chosen from fifteen women by com
petitive cNamina ton.
To smooth over domestic difficulties win
hc OF her varied duties. AS II is now
with parole and probation officers TO
assist tho Police Court judges can deal
with troubles OF husband and wife only as
the case appears the surface. In the
future the parole and probation officers Will
be sent to Investigate homes where there
has been disse sion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
wAsHrUB sTRANGLED HER.
Bump Caused Falling Woman's Head L
Wedge m & Snigot

Atlantic City, February Closing her
balance while bending over a stationary
wsshtub at her home. Il South Mississippi
Avenue. nrs. Barney quinn MAS renacrcd
unconsc!ousncss Us her head came in contact
with the spirot. Then borne ono side by
the weight ui her body. tho woman's head
became wcdEcd between the spigot and side
Of the tub. where she slowly strangied to
death.
Fully an hour elapsed before the body OF
Mrs. Quinn was discovered by a maid. who
rushed into tho street and gave the alarm.
The water rose 10 the level OF her face,
and would have drowned her IL her death
had not previously occurred through strang
ula zion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
COOP NEWS roK DANCERS.
Turkey Trottcrs" WIN BE in Their Glory at
jefferson park

Charlottesville, Va. February % Dancers
OF tho Turkey Tr",, tho Tango and various
other dances, Glidcs and dips will bc In their
glory this spring aud summer for the
charlottesville and Nlbcmarle Railway Gem
pany il making cNtonsit.> improvements to
the dancing pavilion at Jefferson Park Tho
size OF tho iloor has been doubled and the
floor raised, the work to he completed by
next week. Tho pavilion Will he Enclosed in
glass and steam heat Will add 10 the cuiu-
fort OF The n;iS roMs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27

The suit OF the Middle Atlantic I'm
migration Company against Anton
Thcirman and ~ DurNin is scheduled
for trial this morning before judy q
Ernest II. Wells, III IIustinGs Court,
Fart IL. The case involves the rccov-
cry OF commissions alleged to he duo
on realty transactions Isaac Diggs
and Charles l.. Page represent the
plaintiff The defense Will be CON
Quoted by w. Kirk Matthews and Leigh
Il. Faye.