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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24

vest In the Same under tho oru1nizn-
ton herein contemplated ana pyoyd-
! cd for ln this 1,; end no Night or
! liability either ion favor or or Ssainst
| 90, existing 40 tho Time and me- suit
| or prosecution uf ANY kind shall hr
\ uucDiod ht such change
See. o. ln every w.h city there
shall Boo elected ut hc regular bi-
ouuial mmrIuJl election. % mIEur
Iaud two commissioner. Or any Nu-
! auey occurs lee amy OF such u.h"'s.
! tho remaining members OF tn" COM
mission shall appoint person 90 hiI
! Inc Vacancy during the balance ut The
/ uu,NplIyd term said officers shall
| Equality and thor terms cot uIlivc shall
Ih,gin uu inc second Monday after ,h'
J detection ln uHar tuD Hr.t mayor and
| commissioners Hra elected bvfor" IuN
! Irregular biennial election they shall
/ likewise UuuIif .ud their terms ''
uHIpr BEGIN uu fuu H..uuu Monday
latter th,ir election. Tho terms cot
loHi.r OF rh, mayor and ,upu, LINEN
land ill lppujntIgr officers boo such city
lin office af ihs beginning u. the term
l0f ofic" uf thu MAYOR and commits
sioncrs first elected under the piuy-
sious of this opt shall then cease and
determine.
see. l0.-Nu qualified electors an
der the general law uf any city adopt
ing this plan shall bee qualified 90
lyote az uU elections under this act,
land the ballot ut such municipal cl,c-
ltiun shall Dee u tho same general FORM
las TOR general elections $50 far ass APP
lpHoablc and iu all elections in such
lCity tho election precincts voting
lplao,s. method uf conducting election,
lCanyassiug the votes and Innounciua
lllw provided for election ut officers
in such cities su 'Jr uF the Same are
Iappliyablr ana not Inconsistent Niih
the provisions of this act
Sec. a.. Tho commission shall, "'
It's first meeting. co.. Hs soon us urar.
ltiCuhlc thereafter. appoint bF major
ITS vote IA, fuiioHlu officers a uiH
launrucy, treasurer cINi cuginc'r
i0ty physician, marshal chief u' Nr'
department. art such other officers
land assistants as shall Doe provided
lfor by ordinance and uc,yss5r, Geo ,h,
lpr1pcr lud efficient conduct nI th'
lamuirs ol tine .Jr. and shall dD#.s
mate one uf lh. commissioners ur t0,
mayor to perform tn, dulN ot whg.
Judge
SEQ ~ E,.r. un,r.r az assistant
l,purIr'.I Lid. fr. ..ulu...iou shall 60,
le.i,, .u.b ..I..r,. ., .am.,uelt.uu ,.
Ian, ..wu,I....u small .t ,tiiu4rt.
lrr.,Ila r.,a.I. ga ..rt.tl u4artnI,. .n.
lstslifu.,f.. aut .u. .rI.r. nr as.l.i.
lout elected or 8rpo.rtal boz tho conn.
bpl.s.ou. uav n. r.ma,cl rrom .Hr,
lat amy limo Iy ,,f, ..f u. nltur.i, o..
IAN. u.ph,r. .f fne commission
So. a. Ans, .It. within tho Stat.
Ih,r,tafor, or..nty.G under tnr nru.
I,isI.ps of rhantpr 81 uf the SECESSION
Arts of 1909 shall hr governed bv mn,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24
ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR BOUT BETWEEN
CHAVEZ AND HITE

Las Vegas, y. n, March 2i.--Ar-
arrangements have been completed tor
the chavez-Hllo bout, which Is 10 be
staged here under the auspices OF he
business Mems Athletic club on March
70, according TO Information received
from Athletic Director Hamilton of
the club This bout win be for the
benefit OF mamhcrs only and all those
who wish to Join the club should do
- az once. There will also he two
preliminaries which VIII furnish "A
good entertainment for all the mem
beers. iiite. the man who VIII meet
Chavez. viii work out every night un-
tii the match IN the armory with his
trainer. Hamilton. All members Of
the club are cordially invited to use
tho gymnasium any nleht this week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24
SPORTING BREvITIES
OFF THE WIRE.

Fort Worth. TcXas.--The Fort
Worth Texas league team deieatca
the "a. Louis American league resu-
lars, Go T..
oklahoma City.-ShcstHkc's home
run IN the eighth inning gave :he
Omaha Western league team the run
that won the exhibition game over
the Lincoln team OF the same League
20 5.
Dcnison. Texas IIonvy hitting by
the New York National regulars, with
excellent pitching by Tcsreau ana
Wlltse, proved too much for the dal-
weston Texas leagucts sunday after
noon. ana New York won by "A score
OF 5 10 4.
Beaumont, Texas. The Philadel-
phia American recruits defeated the
Beaumont Texas league team yester
day. p 70 I. Peustcr. beaumont
pitcher. held the Philadolphians "a
one hit in ave innings
/ Mobile. Ala The Mobile southern
league players could not hit Mu!,rn
/ who pitched i've innings for the De
/ trolt Tigers sunday afternoon. De
1 troit won. 10 L. Sam Crawford,
| who was hold-out until this week,
will Join the Detroits when they reach
| Memphis next week. The informa
ton was received by Manager Jen-
nngs today.
Memphis Tenn Tho Chicago Va.
! jlouai league REGULAR found the
4 Memphis southern league pitchers
easy. aud 3t the end ot q f8rcical per
Torrance Chicago had ~ runs and
Memphis (.
Houston. Texas The New York
! National league recruits defeated ih,
| Houston TeAaa league team, I TO .
/ IN "a loosely played game.
Oakland. cal with the score oi
3 90 ., the game Yesterday between
4 the local coast icagucrs ana the scc'
| ond team of the chicago Americans
was called at tho cnd of the hrh in-
ming
/ Montgomery. Ala The regulars OF
the Cincinnati Nationals defeated the
Montgomery southern league team
/ here, Z 90 Z.
| Dallas. Texas The Dallas team of
! Texas league won hy "a score Of . tn
I over the 81 Louis American rcru-
I lars here sunday afternoon. Both
teams played in g"od season form.
children are much moro likely 90
contract tho contagious diseases when
I they have colds. Whoopug cough,
| diphthcria. scarlet fever ana con-
sumption arc diseases that are oftcn
contracted when the child has cold
That ia why an medical authorities
fay beware ~ colds. For the quick
cure OF colds you win find nothing
better than Chnmberlain's Cough
Remedy. n can always be depended
upon nnd IL pleasant ana safe to take,
For sale by an druggiais
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24
SRAFER MAY FIGHT
EV WINTERS OF
RATION SOON
Phil Knight Goes on to San
Francisco Where He Hopes
to Get on With the Near
Champs.

The bottom has fallen out % the
schctne "a match kid shafcr. 81 Chey-
cnne. who Is In tho olty. and Phil
hure Friday night. knight Departed
tor san Francisco early yesterday
morning before negotiations for the
proposed battle could he O. ncladed.
iic hopes 90 meet some Of the near
champs Ia san FrancirCo.
Director levy of the n. NJ. A. c..
T. now cndcnvorluw TO match shafor
ana NV Winters. OF Ration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24

We havr monny 10 loan % 3 neF
cent on real estate security, John -
Moore Realty Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24

Dcnison. Texas IIouvy hitting hy
the New York National regulars, with
excellent pitching by Tosreau ana
Wlltse, proved too much for the cal
weston Texas leagucts sunday after
noon. ana New York won by "A score
Of ) 10 4.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24

P. J. JOHNSON, Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
smoker. ON street cur Lines.

Here is q letter that tx strictly up
10 date from the standpoint OF tn"
lover of the pipe ana the cigar. u
notice that the SPLENDID little cars
that lave been tho delight Of the
Laurel street contingent have been
supplauted OH what was known AZ the
Laurie! street end Of tn. Virginia
Railway and Power system by bigger
cars ana the little "PullmanS' are
being made to do Special congcstiou
service on the Main Street line. They
come ia mighty VOL there 10 relieve
the congestion At certain hours Ny
suggestion is this: that the Laurel
street cars. and such other short emu
cars as may be called into rcuuisition
for the relief Of congestion in the carly
morning ana the late afternoon hours
be made into smoking cars aud 50
branded. That is 10 say. let the law
of the land be- mat people VINO take
passaS" on certain or tho cars on the
Main street line after brcakfas, IN
the morning aud after business hours
in Inc afternoon. are privileged 10
smoke while They ride If the cars
are piainly marked Smokers such
persons. ladies for instance as object
to the pipe or the fragrant fumes OF
the cigar. can Just wait for the next
car that Viii not be smoker be-
lievc il will DC :, ten strike Tor the
street car people 10 rum smokers on
the leading up and down town car
lines al certain hours. and | know OF
no linz that is better adapted for the
experiment than the Main street line
This suggestion strikes me as being
q good one. Thirty or more years az .
the New Orleans street car companies
adopted The smoker" car service. and
they found II TO be- the best thing In
the way OF business that ever came
down their pike. do not recall lust
now that Smokers are run in ans
other city ia the country. / mink e.
, would nc = good thing FOR Richmond
10 try them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
\ coMlNG CONFERENCE.
Education That VIII Observation-Disclosures TO
lI..ll IL -lnis Ill =

The information th,is Tar at hand is 10 the
eject that cvcrs southern stale aud several
Souths line. will be represented at the Con-
ference tor Eduratiou in The South {" be
held i'm this city Aprtl i-".
The conference has for its aim III. Inn
ing or africtiturc more pro6tabic voca-
ton.
Tire program itself vii! b. radical de-
partJ!rc from that ,ustoinarilN followed at
such gatherings. instead Of planning for
several long addresses. more eloquent than
Informing. IL is Intended to hold during the
FIRST TWO days more thau = score of round &.
table conferences dealing with certain phases
~ rural life ami practical aEriCulturc These
conferences VIII be led Ivy men who are cA-
ports in their NOrk AMI vino Will outline
problcms suggested viii thcu be debated by
AL WHO care 10 participate land who have
views 10 advance. born OF experience that
tuOy prove Of value.
ON The thir'i day there viii to a general
meeting Of all the various groups. and the
results OF the conference Will he summed up
aud presented tn suc,inci form before The
~ hole assembly.
one Of the most Interesting questions 10
10" thrcshed out is that Of co-operation
among farmers especially I'm its application
I" IN" marketing al their products Tho re-
suit al several most successful experiments
in TINS phase OF work will lie reported. and
- plan VIII he outlined, adaptable TO varying
conditions and nciGhborhoods that Il is
hoped viii result i'm the wide extension OF
IN" cooperative system throughout the
G"vernInent experts wlu conduc, sroups
\ M agricultural science. and various phascB
oil social life in rural communities " III ALSO
form the themes III discussion. Exhibits will
-" mad" uf The various agencies WORKING
B lur tur Improvement OF farming conditions
The practical nature Of the proeraru prom.
I better and NOR" pcrmanent fruit than mere
or,.tnrN aud resolutions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

his much business To SAY;
Ebert Hubbard SAYS he doesn't
want Il has-bccu or - goin'-to-b be, but
an user That's mc--at least in every
thing that touches the welfare Of dear
CID Richmond. She's a little sick Di
aSnosc her case. and YOU viii nud it
To be 'congcstionetus. There are TOO
many people crowded into small
srace rhcy need breathing room
ilaccs under city control. With city 1d-
Nautagcs. To build homes at reasonable
rates. with room To grow flowers and
trees, room FOR homes. not teuements.
We can't stand still We must either
80 backward OF 20 forward. Which
SNAIL it he: Forward. by all means.
That's the answer isn't it: Then get
busy every body aud hustle for annex
alton. Think. study work chiefly work,
for annexation ANA Richmond Greater
Richmond. mean.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIiR CARRIER ~ THE SDUIu
sraius Leave nicntnond
y H. i1lovInE Schcduir iieurts published
a. inform lion and not guaranteed
For the south Daily f.iG A. ~ Lor4l
1886 a EXpross 500 T. NJ Exprcas
with Eiectir Lighted SIcepinr cars Tor 81
lanta and birmingham. ii.is y. Si-Espres
Week Dan; 800 = VI i.oc.u.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 T. Nj Daily -Councrttur FOR E4lu-
NOR" Mon, Wed. and Friday. 500 \ N
EN SUI Ind :l6 T., 81 Mon, Wod lnd
Friday-l@I'ai
'iain> Arrive Richmond
From inf south $50 \ VI and = 40 4 ~
600 J.. VI S.Gl r. NJ daily. t-.... - SIM.
Fran West Point g.3l A NJ daily: li.s5 a.
NJ. Mon Nrd. nud Fri i:2l t.. 81. ~ sun.
:. y BURGESS - T.. 4
~ g. Main ST Phone MadIbon -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

hut an the same it is suggestive Here
II is
For the past several DAYS the ~. ?
pers have been hllcd with accounts Of
the awful doings OF the cyclones iu
Indiana ana Missouri and Nebraska
ana the floods ia ohio ana Illinois and
the storms in various sections OF the
West and the Middle West. IBID !; ever
occur TO you that such storms and
such cyclones ami such Hoods never
happen East OF The Blue Ridge Noun
tnins No such disturbances ac on
record as occurring in old Virginia
DO YOU think II any harm TO cali the
attention Of the wide world TO this
fact" Would any violence be done to
the sacred prophecies OF we should .d :
vertisc these facts judiciously and tx
tcnsivclS :"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
Atlantic Coast Line
TIC Slnndnrd I.nllrond Of no sonth.

fEFEITINE LNNUNIlG o l11a
TRAITS LEAVE ncHMO$O DAILY
For Flftda and south; s.ig y. III anA h.si
r. NJ. ~ p. ~ l2.ts y. M
For Noifolk 500 ~. III 800 =. ~. $40 L.
FOR y " Ry. west. SIS \ 81. go 4.
Nj J. h.. 80 4. 81
For Pc.crshurg: l-:S5 A. ii. dsi1 A. 81.
;iG y ~ o;"1 A NJ. 1850 : ST. 3.o9 J.. NJ
.io l. y, Cos p ri. s35 = 81 20 l. 81
iI:i5 y \
Trains irrive Richmond daily. sos a si
100 a VI ESQ 4 NJ. a;c0 \ NJ. .S.S5 Il q
''ie.i5 y NJ 1850 ~ NJ. '..l9 j. NJ. 'tI:t1
+. VI 81 y. NJ, CO +. 81. sc9 =. 81 s.9I
e 81 u 10 e. AZ
Except Sunday. ''Sunday only
Time ona;visai aud departure and copDrc.
lions not guaranteed
= = c-;MPBELi., - y. i. So, siAln ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

cars les. c Manchester. seventh ard po.ry
Streets ~ rotcrShEre
g 70 u II, ~ A. ". I. 2 q J. 5.
sass =. 5. .3.IO p. NJ.
100 = Tor Chester. is:oo rnidnsh, for
csCs .~'fe, re,"-saa1g too, os sycamore
tj;l5. c:T ''7.l5. '535 S.Si a2s. 'Ia:sS. liSs
= NJ ~. 'i:25. 2:S5 3:5j. 'i'i5. 90. Gas.
= ~. n:35l n -. 1880. li.iO i. NJ
ibaily u. sunday aud hoiid.tyr.
carries baggage aud express
Limited Except sunday and holidays
All card from Petersburg connect WIN
cars Tor Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE 70 NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect September 20, 1912.
Leave Byrd street station. Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK; 900 ~ NJ. 1900 T. M, '4:ia
L. NJ.
FOR IYNcHBURG AND THE WEST:
'6:ia y. ~, 1910 \. NJ. $500 r. AZ. 1870 r. NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 1870 a.
NJ '6;3S' g.. NJ, 1880 r. NJ. From Che West
'6:40 y. NJ a2:io r. NJ, bI;at r. NJ, sos r..
NJ. 1900 r.. NJ
'Dsily. aDaiIy ex Sunday. hSunday only.
" q. REVILL. Pass. Traf. Mgr.
W. G. SAUNDERS. q. r. A.. Roanoke, Va.
C. II. BoSLEY, d. r. A.. Richmond, va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
HoTEL-- sANAToRIUM.

\ hotcI-hospitai Is new Industry that
IL TO lie a part OF Riohmond's expansion
idea in the near future. The Forest Hotel
Sanatoriura Company is the name OF The
concern that was Incorporated last week by
tie state Corporation Commission and was
duly authorized 10 acquire properiy al Fores;
TIiIi ana build great hotel hospital. Tho
company has already bought ample grounds
in thai dciRhttui suburb, Including valuable
springs, and IL is proposed To proceed as rap
idly as popsinic With the erection Of mod
err boteI-ssnatofiun that Viii cost about
500 900. Or. j., q. Pussy il the leading spirit
in This now enterprise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

souheotr ia trains scheduled 10 leave Rich
mord daif; 300 A. N.Locui 70 NorUnz
i;eo = NJ Sleepers and conches Atlanta.
Birmipgh:fn Savannah IackSonyiilc. 1..
y. M.-Lipited. I.:5J 4 N.-Sicopers and
coaches Jacksonville. Il:2j T.. -Sccpcr5
and coacHs. Atlanta, Birmtneh Mein-
phis. Norh hound trains scheduled 10 arrive
in Rchmtd daily 40 \. VI 80 a ~
aA6 y NJ sos p NJ. $40 r. ~. Local
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
TURKISH AND ROMAN nArns.

Richmond and Chesapeake FRY Bay
Schedule OF Electric Trains. effective May
30. 1912. Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
Streets: b+o:o5 \. NJ *7:i1 - NJ, bsIo ~
NJ. $40 y. NJ. +sio 10 a. NJ, II 10 a. NJ. i:tl
y. Nj. 2:io T. NJ. $40 p. NJ. b4:iO p. NJ. al
y. NJ. 20 p. NJ. 7;lo L. NJ. bs:iO p. NJ.
10 10 i. Nj. II rs T. NJ. Leave Ashland Eng
land and Maple Streets: IS S5 A. NJ. bRi zoe A.
NJ, 20 4. NJ. ia 90 4. NJ, 10 20 A. NJ. +tIaa
A. NJ. ti2 100 NJ. stC0 T.. NJ, % p. NJ. 3:n
=. NJ. % y. NJ. b5 20 =. NJ. 6 100 J.. NJ. 1:oJ
Nj. s 20 r. NJ. b9 90 4. M. IL 90 p. NJ
Daily except Sunday. $+Snnday only
CobCarries baggage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
VIEWS AND NEAR VIEWS:
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
BY FRANK S. WOODSON,
Industrial Editor.

This column contributors who to
suggestive and who willing
and looking the development good
old States of Virginia. West Virginia Carolina
who can hold their suggestions down in issue from
$50 200 words Such
Industrial Editor will receive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

rev Eaylus Cadc. formerly Of Nir-
einia. now OF kentucky. is SAID to be
the inventor Of new type setting ma
chine that is destined to rcvOiutioniZc
the printing business. not only of ihis
country. but the whole world. rho
reverend gentleman claims for his new
patent that il viii greatly cheaper the
cost of type setting, hut in no way
curtail The daily or nightly wage of
the good fellow who Gets to the ma
chine The latest reports are To the
effect thai Mr.. Cade is suffering from
a kind of nervous let down consequent
upon so much study over and about
his new machine, and that M soon as
he RECEIVERS a little bit lie will put the
machine on the market Newspaper
men in general, and printers in par
tlcular. are looking forward to the
promised recovery OF the reverend in
Vcntor with n great deal OF interest.
An Advertising Proposition.
have lottcr, which at first blush
A. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30


nut there is handful of peoplc-
t.,,o,.l.
"'''N '"S -" az o"' VIII
'cir MANNERS am glad YOU have
slNeh me thls opportunity TO get IN my
"'tie put
was my larse privilege t" at
'ohu the Councll committees meeting
on lGesdaN evening last and 10 listen
10 me arguments Tor ana AGAINST an
hrNa'loh 80 f"i aS couid gather
i'oil the opposltlon NIUE or II" study
I h,u pcch given the SUBJECT
one gentleman from torcst I'M cN
pressed tne WILLINGNESS OF has consult
"eh's 10 pc annexed Win the under
standing thai they wer" 10 spend all
.neir taxes IA forcst mn I" control
'he streets he accorded Guy water CITY
| sewers schools police ana fire pr"tec-
non ana nave IN" advantages OF me
aoNertisihE ADVANTAGES occurring from
VIC increase" porui'u"u. me WISDOM
O. government etc IN other words.
'heE Woulu gladly accent all ana give
, holhlhS
lu"' Nh' Guy - desperately ~ hccd
- new territory IS clearly demon
S'tatcu pN tue TACT that large lnuus-
,rlcS nave ftccullN refused 10 locate
nero because "l me TACK OF sklilSd
labo" AMI that such iaboreis rs they
Would hrihG wIti' them Mere not con-
'tn' 40 COM "ce'uSe OF IN" nien rents
gu" 10 thc cohscStcd area. Richmond.
~ II Nuo" w. Is more tnltElA Popui'tt9i
than almost any city of relative size
IN America having over 1886 people
per square milo Of land
one speaker opposed TO annexation.
. 'cltcndcu 'hat ~ money We're Speut
ON streets ana sewers IN several sec
lions that homes could be buiit there to
accommodate 5000 more pcoplc IL he
ignorant of the fact that were this
true II would Increase our ratio TO
nearly 2o'"oo peonie per square mile
/ ing streets. parks, public buildings,
! ctc.f That these improvements, though
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

And speaking about smoking and
smokers and pipes and cigars ana
such things. reminds me \ few daHs
ago read in i'yc p2a@rs 'hst a min
lister ia a sermon recently WcaCf6G
in Richmond said the death peua!tY
for crime is relic OF harbarism." y
newspaper editor replied. and SO Is
murder" \ fanatic and AN ultra re-
former added. and SO is the use OF to-
bacco. MI Of them are correct, and
as for that matter most OF The good
things we have in these days may he
considered as relics Of barbarian or
savagerY. if we 20 back far /ioUgh
we viii ind that all that is good in
us is nothing more than e worthy
growth from barbarism and savagcrY,
and If we will study the thing little
we will nnd that our savage ances-
tors had some highly good traits. and
ont OF those traits haye come Some
of our highest ideas OF civilization.
rhc hes, thing that The Anglo Saxon
found about the American savage was
his pipe.
It was an emblem OF peace and
through the smoke that came from the
tobacco he puIfed from the pipe ne had
visions Of q coming civilization. which
some of them finally reached. and in
the meantime. his pipe OF peace saved
the lives of many palefnces. The late
Dr. Spur2con, in reply to an anti-to-
bacco fanatic. said lie smoked several
cigars every day and smoked them 10
the glory Of God. Putting powha tan
clay pipe with q Zig stem III the place
Of Dr. Spurgeon's L.ondou-made cigar.
] heartily indorsc his view ana prac-
ticc what ! preach by smoking my
old clay pipe Il dozen times OF more Il
day. and do il every time to the glory
of God and praise Him for the blessed
privilege. incidentally 1t may be OBJ
served that the pipe and the tobacco
/ that is smoked from il arc great in
dustrial propositions in Old Virginia.
Abolish the pipe and Virginia would
be poor indeed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
BERMUDA & WEST INDIES

Forlllustratsd literature. apply
THE ItOYsL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.
! shNDERbN & son, Gen. Agt> n s,at,
ST. n. II or ANY STEAMSHIP TICKET
l A0EET.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
REAL. ESTATE AND
Bull DING Ne VS.
Continued From First Page

tor; the dwelling. No. 1917 West Main
street for l.. s. Mannoni: several lots
in highland Park. aud seventy acres
near Highland Springs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

Another right curious fact was de-
developed by my investigation of the
post office business. 1t was this: one
OF the largest users OF stamps. pat
roni2ins the Richmond post office. il
not the very largest, is Il very small
buyer Of stamps AT the Office. This
customer OF the Office is none other
than The Times Dispatch Company. II
is fact That The Times Dispatch is
among tile largest users OF and
cent stamps. and vet buys little or
none in the Richmond Office. The cN-
Dianation IS simple enough. Every
day in the year The Times Dispatch
receives remittances for subscriptions
and for small advertisements III
stamps. which its country patrons use
as Il matter Of convenience in remit
! ting. The result is that this great
newspaper always has AZ heavy stock
OF stamps OH hand and rarely ever has
TO buy a. the post-ofiicc. In fact, il
is often that the company has more
stamps on hand than ii has use for
and would he glad TO sell few or
many but then The Times Dispat ch
is patriotic. and would not for any
consideration set up opposition 10
Uncle Sam and his very efficient and
almost perfect Post-Oftice Department.