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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

Los Angclcs- Tho SECOND division
OF the Chicago American spring
training squad defeated the Los An
COLES team OF the Pacific coast loaguo
~ 10 9 iu the opening game ot thu
preseason series Fourier starred in
the hitting line for Comiskoys play
ors. the first bnscmJu getting three
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

hits out OF rourt times at bat, home
run. "a double ANA single Joe Der.
ger who D. trying Tor the short stop
berth with the big leaEucrs played
rrr"r'ces bah and mad, two hits iu
four trips Co the plate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

oakland. Cain The nrst practice
game ~ the spring season after ouly
ten days Of training 40 the paSu
Rohles camp the Chicago Americans
defeated thr champion Oakland team
of Tho Pacific coust tcaguc yesterday
g." Benz was iu Ca, box for the
fasteners Tor thc Iir-t tive Innings
aud allowed only one hit and mo- runs
Schalk. tho Whit, Sux catcher lined
out clean home ruu iu thc third co.
ming with two men ou basc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

TrImpIe's Livery; lla \. second ST,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

81. Paul-New York The Unit
Cd States League Of base bail clubs
was rcorEanized here las night with
eight clubs IN the circuit. VIM, A..
Whitman, owner Of tho Reading, Pa.
franchise, was elected PRESIDENT Tho
cities Ia the league are New York.
Newark. y. j.. Brooklyn, y. ~ PHIL
adiphia, Baltimore, Washington,
lyuchburg. Va. and Ecading Pa.
The season 10 is announced VIII start
Mny 10 aud close sept. Is. Ths sche-
dulc which will ho announced Boz
about ten Gays viii consist 81 i40
games. The United States league was
organized last year bat only played a
part of it, schedule. q Be- not pro
tecjcd by the rules of organized base
ball
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

Berkeley, Cal announcement was
made yesterday that the University
of California had been admitted Go
The intercollegiate association of ann
ateur athletics OF America, under
whose auspices the annual eastern
conference ticld meet h. held, CALI
fornia viii bee represented Ia this
meet neNt May for the first time The
contests are held in the Harvard sta
dunn and eight men probably viii go
from here 20 take part
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

on account Of leaving city, will
sell furniture al private sale SO
sickness. Call morning. J. q. white.
5l3 North ith.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

"GIIT rD6G" iht only iad.fs' shoe dressing VA.
posIilrrlT rnniains on HAcks aud r0l'shcs ladies'
anh rhialgne hurit AMI alufsi shines without fub
hlna. 49,, "fRENCn Glass. 90,
'Nhh0f" com huAiinn Tor cleaning and polishing
Al kNNa a rgasff ~ var Shoe, Sc. STAR" sler, l,
'Qutrk WIFI" Nu i.ga1 inrin win sponge quict.
ID rifaes nui uhilgus dirty Canvas shoes, lNf a.f
"Afno" Clfkss aud uuIItNs canvas thees, VI
round Nh.lo CAKES PACKED lu t'nfsNn hnnDa, With
stnuef ift M hnhaaonau, large eiNininlfn bnAfa,
NlIh fuffnar. slr.
TillHF clmIinaiipu iW frnitmrn WHO afs
nf.If N. HAVING ifIf sh1rs icob /, iicriHns rnlGf
tnH Iu4ffr te bIi bIart fnorF ~. IA with n brush
ID doth, IS ceifs "akDf nitf fts. ip cents.
W rill Iralrf aa.. Aeon fNf II ffg snf Hrni ~
~ tr ~ ffslats 49, fii aife i VA ,rhafEIf ftiI.
uliufTamoHG nRoe, a CO.,
% "a Albany htfsef cpHhddusi maas
lhf niIfif nHf iHfafIf NIInnfi fNiftf NJ
stlf itlntfl ~ ihs y fmf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

For SATURDAY. IA Large AssOrt-
mrut OF good things to eat:
CREAM PUFT~ WITH
WHIPPED CREAM
CHOCOLATE ECLNIHS
WITH WHIPPED CREAM
SHILI4ER LOCKS
MOCHA CAKES
SUNSHINE CAKES
ANGEL FOODS
POTATO CAKES
FRENCH PASTRY
MACAl;OONS
VANILLA MAFEBs
Iltr., Etc.
AL KINDS or LAYER
CAKES
COFFEE CAKES
CINNAMON ROLLS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

Try q Herald Want Ad. II
will bring VOC results
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

we are making with our bread ypu
must come here 90 appreciate. The
crowds Of discriminating buyers you
viii see AZ our store canu0t fail 20
impress you and ~ make sou reason
thaf they would not be hero without
good cause You arc right pnd a tesi
~ our snraico and ulethudh Nili re-
veal u ~ you
PIONEER BAKERY
500 goush firai street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

~ OUR BAKERY
DEPARTMENT.:
our Baker, work hay and
Night to turn eur our Pine
Cakes, Pies. I.read, etc.
oar trade increases every day
Ia this department. There l.
rCa-on--Qualiiy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
personals
5000 REWARD.

REWARD FOR HENRY BRIEI. MISS.
ing from home since the 22d of Feb.
ruary, about $3.50 in the afternoon in
his eighbeth year. wore q dark suit
black oycrcoat, derby hat and had
gray mustache. 2501 Kensington
Avenue.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S. 200 North Third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
He WISHES TO WE'D
GOOD YOUNG WOMAN
Anxious to Get Girl Who Has
Been Too Poor to Buy
Cigarettes.
I snecial ID The Times-Disna tch.

iSpeclai to The Times Dispa tch.
Ihiiadelphia' Pa, March 23.-Regis-
bile. Ala. guest at the ST James
Hotei. this city, is anxious to make
the acquaintance Of and marry one of
me Cnlcago sales girls who has re-
sisted temptation and lived upon her
salary OF IS a week
lie mas written to the chief Of police
of Chicago asking him 10 put him in
COMMUNICATION with one of the good
young women.
The guest at the st. James admits
mat MARSHALL is not his name and
coniesscs that il is because of an uu-
fortunate matrimonial experience that
withstood the fire on SIS per week
TIE first venture was with a society
girl Of the South. and her fondness
ior cigarettes led TO the divorce court.
re mas hecn free two years, and wants
a wife who has been too poor TO h,ly
cigarettes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
REMARKABLE CURE
OF LOCKJAW CASE
Physician Brings Boy Back
From Very Brink Of
Grave.

New York. March 23.--A remarkable
cure of Il we'll defined case Of lockjaw
has been reported by DIR. Adolph II.
Urban, OF BROOKLYN
The case was that OF u nvc-ycar-old
boy, Oliver Pinkney. The lads condi-
ton being desperate, DR.. Urban de-
cided to try the method recommended
by Professor Bacclli, OF Italy--a COM
bination OF the application OF the rec
ognized artitoXin treatment, with sub
sequent simultaneous injections of q
per cent solution of carboiic acid
When the treatment began the little
patient had developed commissions and
pain. and his body had assumed the
characteristic rigidity that brings the
sufferer near to death.
The child lay motlonlcss for several
hours after the treatment began. Tho
rigidity and intense depression con-
tinued. Suddenly. however, the effects
of tho indications became apparent
and he began to improve. From this
time the Improvement was remarkably
fast. The subcutancous injections OF
the acid were continued until twenty
we're given.
The child was taken i'll in Septem-
her There was II period OF convales-
ccnce when forced feeding had to be
rcsorted to. but to-day he Is as well
as ever. There have been no untowarCl
after effects.
Or. Urban has promised to give de-
tailed report ofthc case, so that ply
sicians may be familiar with the treat
mcnt before July 4. when many cases
of tetanus occur. as the result of pow
der burns or bullet wounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
NEGRO MURDERED
IN NELSON COUNTY
Especial TO The Tines-pispatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.
Alton. Va. March ga murder oc-
Cured near Greenfield post Office. Mel
son County. to-day about noon. \
dispute arose over ~ dog between Jake
johnson and Albert Harris. both col
orcd, Mt the latter's house Harris got
his shotgun and fired the contents into
1ohnsons body. johnson not falling
to the ground. Harris got his pistol
and fired n bullet into Johnson's heart.
killing him Instantly Harris went to
negro church. Informing tho crowd
of what he had claiming it was In self
defense, and that Johnson's pistol was
by tho side of the dead man. Harris
was Immediately arrested. charge
with murder. Both negroes have fam
lilies and arc powerful men physically.
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SHOOTS MAN DOWN,
THEN BEATS HIM
Devero Holloway Is Killed in
Fight With Bruce Battle
in North Carolina.
Especial to The Times-Dispatoh !

II.
AshevilIe, March 23.-News has been
received in Asheville of a fatal shoot
ing ARRAY. which occurred in Cherokee
County. near Rhode. during the past
week. Devero Holloway was killed
and Bruce Battle is charged with the
killing. Many stories OF the affair
have been circulated. although the ono
which is given most credence is to tho
effect that the man who did the shoot
ing was talking with group OF friends
when Holloway appeared, waving a
pistol Evidently thinking that Hollo-
way Intended to shoot him, Battle is
said to have drawn his pistol. firing
twice. Both shots took effect. After
Holloway had been shot. it is said
Battle struck him across tho head with
heavy bottle. Holloway lived less
than AN hour
Battle is ii brother of Lax Battle. who
Is serving II sentence OF fifteen years
In the state prison for the killing of
two men ut hotel at Murphy, n. c.,
about two years ago.
Holloway is survived by wife and
four children. He was about thirty
five years of age
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
JUST DARE ANY ONE
TO GIVE THEM VOTE
Militant "Antis" Don't Want
Ballot, and Don't Propose
to Have 1t.
CRUSADE is THREATENED
These Women Fail to Be I'm
pressed by Arguments OF
Suffragettes.

New York. March 23.-The country Is
threatened with new peril--the mill
tant anti" Mrs. John Martin said so
hefself at lecture before the League
TOR political Education at the Hudson
Theatre
we antisunragists," she declared
can sympathize with our sisters. the
suffragists, in their dilemma concern
ing the English militants. for we find
ourselves facing tho same problem.
our young women arc no longer con
tent to accept passively what fate and
The men force upon them. Only the
other day | was terrified to hear a
young girl holding forth in this wise:
Those miserable men Of California;
How dared they impose upon the wo-
men the intolerable nuisance of tho
franchise without even asking their
consent?
ITS just concerted scheme to put
the burden of politics on women's
shoulders. as they put everything else
there. Men used to run the churches
Now they do pass tho collection box.
but they expect the women TO fill it.
II will be the same way in politics.
Let the women do the work. and men
grab the onicea.
Just let them try it here in the
East! If they attempt TO force the
ballot unon us thoy Will find that we
are daughters OF the heroes who fought
ana bled at Concord and Lexington
who starved ut Valley Forge
THE militant antlsuffragettes." con-
unued Mrs. Martin, ARE OF a milder
tiavor than their English cousins They
have not as yet made any attempts to
burn the houses OF members of the
ened to 20 on hunger strike, though Of
this the reference to their ancestors
who starved Mt Valley Forge is an
ominous portent
I'VE don't want the vote, and we are
not Impressed by the list OF places
mouthed with such pride by the suffra =
Rists, whore women have to vote In
burmah. do they vote? Well. | don't
know where Burmah is. In Iceland and
Finland: In these countries they har-
ness women in carts with dogs. They
do anything with woNen in those coun-
tries so 1T il no wonder to hear they
make them vote.
In our Western States--well. YOU
know. In some of those prairie towns
man has 10 let his wife III on cleo
ton day. They are the only two cit
liens. She has 10 be watcher at the
polls. e'se his vote wouldn't be valid.
But We here in the East don't look to
the West for ideas. / voting was any
good we could get 1t up ourselves. We
don't get our fashions in spring hats
from Wyoming. Why our political
practices?
Recently I heard a pretty story
from suffraGist about a man who
liked to have his wife at his side when
he went to vote. l don't call ii pretty
at all y man like that would want
his wife at his side when he went 10
the dentist. If I were married TO that
kind. I'd just say TO him:
you're we'll able Bodied and per-
fectly competent to walk to the polls
alone. provided YOU behave like lady
and keep your eyes where they ought
to be-"
This week the sunragists will have
their inning. when Miss Mary John
SION viii speak on The Woman Move
ment."
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General New. Notes.

joyful music in all the churches to-
Gay acclaimed the glad E,astertide.
rho weather was fair and the congrc-
cations large.
1t is expected that a number OF the
churches In this city will send repre-
sentatiVes to the Laymcn's Missionary
movement convention, to be held in
Richmond this week. The Petersburg
churches have shown active interest
in the movement
MISS l.conora Randolph Roper is en-
PERTAINING house party Of friends dur
ing tho Easter holidays nj her home on
Sycamore Street The guests are Miss
Virginia Lee. OF Norfolk, and Misses
Annie Booker. Virginia Mason, Doro-
thy Booker, Elizabeth Hudglns and Vir-
ginia Montague. all OF Hampton.
Leroy NJ. Hodges Of Petersburg. for
some time past secretary of the Cham
Der OF Commerce OF Winston Sa lem
Will resign that position. having been
appointed assistant secretary Of the
American Commission on 4,ural CO.
Operative Credit. which is soon TO sail
for Europe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
DEFECT IN STANDARDS.
british Weights mud MEASURES Called
in Question

London. March 23-The strict watch
Kept on weights and measures in the
British Isles has led 10 the discovery
ma, mat even the standard weights and
measures are not TO he relied on 40
cording TO the annual report on Weight c
ana measures. just issued by the Board
OF Trade, the only four Official comics
OF the Imperial standard yard I'm en-
istence here have shrunk. The stand
ara yard Is kept III the strong room OF
me standards department. at West
The copies which. like the standard
itselt. are made OF bronze alloy. have
the original. as follows: the royal mini
COPY twenty three millionths OF an
iiiCh snort; royal society copy. forty
serNntory COPY forty-thrce- m illionths
short; standard department copv. Oh
millionthS short
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
nevivnIs Past nuJ ,o Gam,

recent rcNiNals and evangelical SER
vices In churches OF the several de
nominations in this city have resulted
not only In large additions TO church
monnpcisn'p but IN the elevation of the
- '". VI me community. And
this is noticeable among the colored
as wei AS among the white element
me evnngclistic mectinga in progress
Tor some days ut Tabb street Prcsby
terrain and Washington Street Christian
ohurches were brought to close to-
night. They were productive of much
good.
Arrangements are now being made
ior a series OF great revival meetings.
10 be begun on the first Sunday in
April, The Rev, Luther Il. Bridges. n
pIfacher OF great force and eloquence,
wiz conuuc' these meetings. The mu-
sic will he under the direction or
Charles H. Tillman, "a man OF national
Reputation as chorus lender
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
NEBULAR THEORY
SUbSTANT|ATED
Recent Discoveries at Flagstaff
Held to Prove Hypothesis
of Stipher.

Chicago, March 23.--Important de-
tails OF recent discoveries concerning
tho nebular hypothesis of solar
systems by Dr. V. ID. Stiphcr Of the
Lowell Observatory. Flagstaff. Ariz.,
were made know here to-nieh. on the
arrival OF Professor Pcrcival Lowell
on his way to New York. Tho nebular
theory of La Place. which In recent
years has been somewhat discredited
in certain astronomical quarters. re-
celVcd n strong corroboratfon accord
ing to statement issued from obser
Va'ions at Flagstaff. which show that
numerous ncbular shine by reflected
hsht. Observers at Lowell Observa-
tory have established the fact that
these nebulae consist OF clouds of dust
cnvcloped In gas
THIS is the first step In the evoiu-
lowers statement reads. The state
mcnt follows:
1T has been discovered at tho
Lowell observatory by DR. V. ID.
ospher' through spcctroscopic obscr-
Vations' that tho ncbulae in tho
piciadcS are Illuminated by reflected
hsht OF the neighboring stars and that
these ncbulac arc in reality n cloud of
timely divided matter. such as tho in
vestigations OF Sir Norman Loclxver
oiT george Darwin and Professor
hugo Seelingcr led them to suppose
might exist in space
The proof OF this consists I'm tho
iact that with the slit OF the suectro-
graph so placed as to include the star
ana the wisps Of nebulae in it's neigh
nofhood the resulting spcctrogram
SHOWS the spectrum OF tho star sur
rounded hy faint continuous
spectrum whore the nubulosity EXISTS
crossed by tho wcll-known dark bands
OF the absorption of hydrogen and
"ther gases This indicates that the
nebulae consist of solid matter re-
ilecting tho light they receive from
inc star and surrounded by cool gases
VI IN other words, that we see here
4 cioud of meteor.c matter cnveloDed
IN lighter particles OF gas
This is the first step in the evolu
uon of n solar system
The Importance OF this discovery
winch is corroborated by other Flag
stait observations OF nebulae and star
clusters VIII be seen when il is point-
cd out that 1t bears directly upon the
nature or thousands of other nobulao
ana suggests that many of them may
closely reproduce the hypothcticnl
nebuilar assumed by La Place AS tho
basis for his ncbular hypothesis.
Spectroscopic OF numerous obsor-
Natories are interested in the discovery
ana are working on collateral investi-
cations"
Professor Lowell stopped I'm Chlca-
go tonight en- route To New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
Times Dispatch Bureau,
Bollingbrook street.
tTclephonc i4S5b.
Petersburg. Va. March

Petersburg, Va. March 30.
The annual meeting Of Post G. TRAY
elerS Protective Association, was held
last night in the Elks Home. when
officers for the ensuing year were
elected and delegates appointed to the
State convention which meets at
Lynchburg, May - and to the national
convention which meets in Richmond
in June. The officers elected are: Pres
ident. H. l.. Smith; vice president. r
T.. Heath: secretary and treasurer. H.
w Prichard. Drectors-F. NJ Hobbs
j. l.; Young. O. W Mattox r. w
Price. w. l.. NJ. GIL benjamin Harri-
son, l.. l.. Kidd. Standing commit
tees We're announced for tho year and
chairmcn named as follows: Hotels.
l.. T.. Hobcrtson; press. w. r. Baugh
railroads. X. w. Price: sick. : NJ
Green. Jr. good roads. W. L. Arm
strong: membership. j. H.. Goodrich
physician. DR.. J. r. Beck with; chap
lain. Rev. II. r. Sandridgc. Delegates
to state conventional. l.. Rahily, H.
u. Robertson. j. Il. Younger O. w
MattoX, w. l.. McC;ill. r. w Price, Ben.
Jamin Harrison. H. l.. Kidd. T. r.
Thwcatt. S. NJ. Green, Jr., u. Il. Turner
X. T.. Tucker, j. Il. Goodrich c. w
Watson, $. Is. Gill. w. II. Baugh. T.
NJ Dalton, r. E Lunsford. T.. j. COL
Inns, Sr.. Franklin Smith. T. :. Beck
with. }. n. West. G. c. Rodgers and
conventions. NJ. Dalton, j II. West:
altcrnates--O. w. Mattox and j. Il.
Goodrich
James II. Bailey who for several
years past has so satisfactorily and
successfully served the post as presi-
dent declined recollection. \ resolu-
ton expressing thanks for and APP
probation of his services was unnni-
mously adopted.
Many baptized.
BaptiSmal services were held ut
both the morning and evening services
to-day at the Gilficid tcolored) Baptist
Church. Pastor Brown officiating. with
crowded congregations present. In all
about sixty persons were Immersed
the females in the morning. and tho
males ~ night--thc membership. about
equally divided of the sex. About nifty
more are to be baptized at n tabor
nacle. These additions to tho church
are tho result OF the recent succcssful
revival.
Smoke Caused Alarm.
The issue Of u heavy volume of
smoke last evening, caused oy the
burning out OF foul chimney at tho
store Of X. e. Brunei & Co, on Syca-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
LOSES CARGO, MIR PAYS Duty.
Unfortunate Importer Gets M R,t.
From Uncle Sam ~

Washington. March ga tale ~,
misfortune OF an importer whose cor
was lost IN the North River before II
rcni,cheu the por, OF New York. has
ldiieu 20 move the customs court io
oorucr me Secretary Of the Treasury
70 surrender several thousand dollars
IN tuties assessed by the collector or
customs: despite the loss.
me Importer received ncr,ni,sio
from the customs authorities To- in
load MS goods over the side OF iho
scssci. The lighter bringing them
ashore was wrecked and 2 OoO hocs
OF chicory and twenty bales of pancr
went en- 10 the bottom of the river
me court held that duty was prom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24

notice.. FINDERS e SON HAVE
received their spring and SKINNER
styles, Every lady and gentleman
Is invited To inspect them and make
their selection. We guarantee fit
ana workmanship. GOA East Main
Street.
WILL BUILD AND SELL YOU A
home or take any contract, small or
large. Phone Madison $3.50. rcsiucnc.
phone Madison 1853. or q 1903, care
Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
Get six xcnr. in Prison.

INI'VIIT
Chatham. Va, March 23.-ln Pitt
sylvania County Circuit Court on Fri
day, John NJ. sykes charged with
shooting his wife, was given six years
In the State Penitentiary. The shoot
ing was in one OF the mills at School
field.
Ben Pruitt was fined SEA for cutting
Thomas Aaron. The cutting ARRAY was
near PAGES. in the extreme southeast
ern part of Pittsylvania. Court adj
iourncd Saturday until this week. when
the civil docket will be taken up. ;,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
SALE.
by virtue OF deed of trust dated
September G, 1912, and recorded in tho
clerks Office OF Chesterfield Circuit
Court; in ID: b. No IFS, page No. 5i9.
default having been made in the pay,
ment OF the debt secured thereby and
being required so to do by the note
holder we will sell at auction, TO the
highest bidder. the following stock and
implements:
One Horse. one Mare and Colt
One fresh Cow.
one Jersey Bull.
About sixty fine Chickens
one two horse Wagon, good as new
Double set Wagon Harness, good as
Good Surrey. with shafts and pole.
one double set OF Harness, in good
order
One good Jersey Wagon.
One double Plow.
Two single Plows.
Three Cultivators
one Corn Planter.
One double Drag.
One Mower.
TERMS: Cash.
STUART BOWIE.
NJ. c. MANN.
:, ,,r Trustees.
Austiopanrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
Dlbioen6 Rntifrs.

Virginia Railway and Power Componv
No. 149 Broadway. New York
February IS. 1913
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of VIIS
Ginia Railway and Power COMPANY
has this day declared Il dividend or
j IL per cent, equal To Sl.5O per
share, on the common stock OF an iii
company. payable on April 10, 1914
To the common stockholders OF rec,
ord on March 20. 1913 The transfer
hooks VIII! not he closed. Dividend
checks Will be nJailed.
q. IL. WILLIAMS.
Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24

FISCHER PIANO. MAHOGANY CASE.
OLD style, but sweet. mellow tone
Little weekly or monthly payments
CRAFTS REMOVAL SALE. 121 East
Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
automobiles For SaIe

FOR SALE, FIVE PASSENGER. SIN
in perfect running order Price, $50
VIII demonstrate. Address & 2o9
care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE. CADILLAC AUTOMOBILE.
1911 model, five passenger in fine
equipped. detachable rims; extra
tires and other equipment Address
III l34. care TimGs- Disna tch