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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-08
Orc and Bullion.

The ore and bullion report for Friday
given by Mccormick & Co, was as fol-
lows: Orc received $i06 000 bullion
shipped, $40, 600; total. S1T60 900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-08
Metal Market.

. The metal quotations Tor Friday. post
ed by Mccormick & Co, were as follows
Silver. 63sc; lead, sl35; copper, SIS Ta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-08
Nevadss in San Francisco

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers', furnish the following received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-08
Boston Mining Stocks.

James A, Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon.
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1912.

New York Mining Stocks
James A. Pollock e. Co. bankers and
brokers furnish the blowing received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
Q3fsting5

NOTICE OF SPECIAL GENERAL
STOCK HOLDERS' MEETING.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
D.firOa1 CompanE
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aurtion 5aIfs FUTURE Daps
By PAINE & CORLING,
Real Estate Brokers,
1915 Bank Street.

Trustees Auction Sale of a lot on
the east side of the Boulevard, GO feet
south of Hanover Street.
In execution of a certain deed of
trust bearing date on January IL. 1913,
TO the undersigned trustees. recorded
in the Clerks Office of Richmond
Chancery Court in D. B., 214 b. p. 404.
default having been made in the pay
ment OF the principal note secured
therein and being required by the Dene-
1ciary so 70 do, we will sell at public
auction on the premises on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1918.
AT43o O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the aforementioned property. moro
particularly described in said deed as
follows: Beginning on the east line
of the Boulevard 60 feet south of Han
over Street. thence running south
wardly along and fronting on the
east line of the Boulevard 60 feet and
wardly and between parallel lines $50
feet to an alley
TERMS. Sufficient in cash to
pay the expenses of this sale. all unpaid
taxes and note for Sc, 1900 due Janu-
airy II. 1913.
This sale is made subject to a deed
now on the property with note for
s. .000.o0 and interest. dated July TO-.
1911, at two years, TO be assumed by
the purchaser
Residue payable in equal install
ments at one and two years with notes
to be secured by a deed of trust on
said property, or all in cash at the OPP
ton OF the purchaser.
c. NJ. CORLING,
r. s. RICHESON.
Trustees.
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gerry Court OF city OF Norfolk: writ OF eros
and supersedeas. bond $500.
cardoza VS.. Middle Atlantic inmigr atom s
Co. Law and Equity Court of city OF fticns
mond: writ OF error and supersedeAs' oono
5000.
Winston Trustee. etc. VS.. Gordon e. sis.;
Court Of Law and Chsncery OF city OF NUT
folk. appeal. bond $500
Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF Lou
doun County VS. Turner: Circuit CouFe OF
Clarke County; writ OF error and superseoess.
bond 1850.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company OF
New York VS. o,Grady; Law and hquisy
Court OF city OF Richmond; writ OF error ana
supersedeas. bond 5000.
Bickers. Guardian. etc. VS.. Grasty; CIR.
cult Court Of Culpeper County. appear sno
suDersedeaS. bond.
Southern Railway Company VS.. Grubbs:
Circuit Court OF Campbell County; wris
or error aud SuperSedeas. bond 800.
Looney vs.. Commonwealth; Circuit Couro
OF Craig County. writ Of error and super
sedeas. no bond.
shiflett vs.. Commonwealth two cases, :
Circuit Court of Greene County. writ or
error and supersedeas. bond $50.
Robins ct al. vs.. Thomas; Circuit Courc
OF Henrico County: writ Of error and super
Wise vs.. Commonwealth: Corporations
Court OF city OF Bristol; writ Of error refused.
Blenner vs.. Fsrrant ct al. Circuit Courg
OF city OF Norfolk. appeal refused
Upton Comm onwealth. Circuit Court
OF Scott County. writ OF error refused,
Young VS.. Young: Circuit Court OF Acco-
mac (OuHtys appear itiNHtN-
ShuIer VS.. Koontz's Executor. etc, Cir
cult Court OF Page County. appeal refused
Suttle VS.. Commonwealth Circuit Court
OF Warwick County; writ OF error refused
Kitchens Administrator VS.. Great Falls
and Old Dominion Railroad Company; Cir
cult Court OF Alexandra County; writ OF
error refused
smith ct al. VS.. Board OF Supervisors OF
Gloucester County ct al; Circuit Court OF
Gloucester County: appeal refused
Litchfeid Lcnny. Executrtx. ct ais
Court OF Law and Chancery Of city of Nor.
folk. appeal refused.
Williams Williams ct ais. Circuit Court
of Prince William County: appeal refused
Brimmer VS.. Common wealth: Corpora
ton Court OF city OF Norfolk; writ OF error
refused.
Rafferty, ct al. VS.. Heath ct ais: Circuit
Court of Mathews County: appeal refused
Miller VS.. Smith: Circuit Court OF Ma
thews County. appeal refused.
Commonwealth VS.. Armstrong: Corpora-
ton Court OF city of Fredericksburg; wrtr
Of refused.
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UNIVERSITY HOLDS
GREAT CELEBRATION

vidualism as preached by Adam Smith and
socialism. America must steer its course. now
hat IL has broken away from the hate mer-
cantilism OF the past few years" This was
the opinion OF DIR. Walter s. Mcneil. dean
OF the law school OF Richmond College. who
made one OF the principal addresses OF the
day. DIR. Mcneil took as his subject
schools OF Economics" treating his topic
with an unusual breadth OF view and bearing
50 out OF the oelds OF academic discussion
into the realms OF practical idealism.
Dr. AfcNeill opened his address with a
general definition OF economies ss the study
OF what people is doing has done ana VIII
do in the future.
be called such. from the time of the Orecian
philosophers Of the 9th and fourth centuries.
h. C. Aristotle. said DR.. Mcneil. was
the godfather OF real political science. He
then took up the decline Of the science H. the
Middle Ages and its rise in the Renaissance
to a height which gave IL power still felt Az
over the civilized world. He spoke OF the
marvellous changes necesSitated by the ar
ference IN conditions, told how the small
territory is swallowed up in the big state
the family gives way 10 the nation, the hand
power is suppanted by steam.
Dr. Mcneil then told OF the resi birth OF
economies as = science about the sixteenth
century, and outlined the schools or thought.
They we're he said. the law of nature school ;
the mercantile school. the physiocrstic
school: the Laissez kaire school the social
iStfc school ana the nlStOricai stnOoi
The speaker differentiated between the
various schools. devoting especial attention
to the socialistic and describing the theories
OF Marx. owen, thompson. 81. It'.ar
Rfcarao and others. whose pens had gwen
TO the world the ideals OF socialism and COM
munism. =.
,naterialism and theories OF he ultimate
yalue of labor. He then took up the real
meaning OF socialism As reflected ID otner
beliefs lie pointed out the dangers OF com
n,unisn, and the socialists lack of scientlnc
thinking. - ,....,
The sneaker then took up the historical
scbooI of economics. lie told OF the growth
of the statistical habit. OF the value or prop
crly colIated figures and accurate enumera-
tions BY these means. he declared. men
were able TO draw general conclusions from
particular facts a.. 49,.
He pointed to research as the nre tnae
lights 10 he otherwise dark pages or econom-
irs Frederick List the FIRST TO unite
knowledge of history with practical opser-
walton OF life on a large scale others came
and out the stamp of approval on the histori-
method. he said
DR. Mcneil turned to the application OF
the science There could be no hope. he
said of real calm-absolute peace comes only
in the graveyard. However. though con-
tention persists there is coming about
nleasing unity on essential points. said Dr
Mcneil III,
Then DIR. Mcneil closed his address with
a plea for education as the one power that
could safely guide the nation in the narrow
channel between the two meretricious schools
and bring 1t TO the haven Of success.
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Upon converting yesterday morning. the
supreme Court Of Appeals Of virginia handed
down the following il; Of decisions
BY Jamcs Keith. President
Southan vs. Evans Corporation Court Of
CITY OF Dantilie- Affirmed
ciSyvine Manufacturing Company e as.
" southern kailwsy .es@psngy- STATE
Holiday vs. Kane. circuit Court o. fork
County. judgment affirmed
Tbe Water Front Company Inc d -
panv. Circuit Court Of Isle Of wight county
Judgment reversed.
ssviIle. CLERK. " virsiuis RshSsy =
Power Company. tirruit oar OF ivy "
Riehnond. Igdgment reversed
~ Judge r. u. Csrdvch. ,-..
rcrrf.fsr " Commonwealth circuit
Court % Sgotsylvanis county iSasment
@'s esr,er 81 Al. ~ Thorp cirruii court OF
eo,Sb.nnton County. Decree affirmed
Ss,r- " VInfon- Roanoke Water Company.
circuit Court 81 Bedford County 9ude ncnt
afnrmed Buchanan and "hi''ie' JUICES
nv Iasse John 4. Buchsnan
TSarv " RriErs Cirruit Court ~ Prince
william County. Wat dismi-sea- 49,. .,
-. Ee,t COUNTY Writ dismissed
No. Is shield Circuit Court % York
cernsv. Decrrcs affirmed.
Commonveaith 60 as. IS rbnno,z; r, ~,
s@tb city county. Judgement rcvcrscd n
pa .-,,v o. DAavgns " Ds-vine Railway \
EIectric Company. gorpoT a,lon Cur -
rcrrnfon " Commonwealth 'trcuif
Court of Fsaaaicr County. Judsment re-
vcr~cd
Nosiey's Adnlnistrator. etc. ". Car
stairs. Mccall sad COMPANY. Circuit csur'
III pifssvivaul. County. Decree AFFIRMED
Essca vs. Lyons e. ais. Circuit Court o.
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SUPREME COURT OPINIONS
DEGREES affirmed.

Norfolk County DEGREES affirmed.
Norfolk 4 western Railway Company 81
ais " Interstate Railroad Company. Stats
CORPORATION Commission. order affirmed.
IouciIng Il ais W. Lewelilng Circui,
Court Of Elizabeth City County Decres
Mitchell Vs. williams Circuit Court Of
Cuipcpcr County. Judgment reversed.
Norfolk & Western Railway Company "
Cofcr. Corporation Court Of City Of Rad
ford Judgment reversed
BY Judge stafford G. Whittie;
cult Court OF city OF Norfolk. Decree az
nrmed-
Chambcrs -. city Of Roanoke. Corpora
ton Court OF city Of Roanoke. Judgment
affirmed
Norfolk A. Portsmouth Traction Company
". ciiy of Norfolk. Court % La~ ans Chsn-
cery % city Of Norfolk. Judgment affirmed
virginia Railway Power Company "
Johnson. Law and Equity Court % city 81
Rich moud Judgment rcversed.
Roach W. southern Raiissy Company.
Circuit Court Of fittsyivania County. judy
O. G smoot and Sons Company Ine1. v.
johnson. Circuit court % kappatannock
County. Judgment reversed
Petitions for Appeals. Ess.
Gayle a Ea-on ~ CommonvesHh: CTR.
cult Court Of city o. Sgfoik VIII Of error and
bssis ~ cols - - circuit Couri Of Rus
s,n county wit 81 error md supcrsedeas.
PEA " Hampton. circuii Coarf - EHz-
sb~fh city County urit ~ errc bond 80. d.
Court % Henrico. appeal snd sapersede@e.
w.i,mp " Americas orlce Bsnains
coResasioa q q Jn.s 81 ,s,s Ssss % sass
ras,ip Iesy& Co. ~. DAVIS. lev and csas-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
RICH WIFE QUITS WAITER.
Sues for Divorce and Says He Made Her Go
Hungry.

Cincinnati January is.-Mrs- Clarence
womeIdorf. wife of a hotel waiter. whose
marriage on January caused stir in Gin
cinnati society. where she was a popular
heiress to a snug fortune. entered suit in the
Insolvency Court asking for an absolute
divorce.
Mrs. Womeldorf before her marriage was
Miss Nora Boss. daughter of a late wealthy
brewer She married despite her mother 5
protests. and with her husband went to live
in boarding house. the hotel where
Womeldorf is employed. and where he said
ne made SIS a month In her petition she
states that one reason why she left to go back
to her mothers home was because she was
hungry. One of the sttorneys for the won an
said that she left her husband because he
had upbraided her when she complained that
he was furnishing her only two meals day.
She alleges in her petition that she con-
Quoted herself as a faithful wife but that her
husband has been persistently demanding
that she furnish him with money: and on
her refusal would become sulen and morose.
treating her contemptuousiy-
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Walter S. Mcneil Speaker on
Program Devoted to
Founders Day.
OCCASION Is NOTABLE
Alumni Come From Afar to
Take Part in South Car
olina's Exercises.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
GSu%eia 81 &C. 1snnar and former
members of its faculty present. the
loath anniversary of the birth or me
University OF South Carolina was cele-
brated to-day at the annual Founders
Day exercises. Principal speakers ot
the day were Walter s Men ell. OF
Richmond. who discussed schools OF
Economics" and Charles Francis Ad-
ans, of Boston. Mass, who spoke on
It's Sixty Years Since" Both speak
ers are men OF note. Mr.. McNeIii IL
native of South Carolina. who has
done much as an educator IN the south
Mr.. Adams Is grandson OF President
John quincy Adams. and great grand
loved in the South on account OF his
well remembered eulogy or Generai
Lee.
The South Carolina General As
sembly is in session. and in attendance
at the exercises on the campus Of the
University Of South Carolina were
the state. Alumni from all parts of
South Carolina assembled, and the
greatest gathering Of Carolina men the
city ever has witnessed was attracted
-Four members of the first faculty
of the college at the reorganization
after reconstruction were present 70
participate in the exercises. The quar-
tette included two former presidents,
Major Benjamin Sloan and Dr.. J. NJ.
McBryde. The other two are Dr. Ed
ward S. Joynes, professor emeritus Of
modern languages at the university.
and DR., ". b. Burney. head of the de-
partment OF chemistry
In addition to the speeches by the
distinguished speakers from distance.
addresses were delivered by w II.
Scott. president Of the student body
Professor A Courtney Carson, pro-
fessor OF physics and Professor j. Mel
son Frierson, OF the faculty OF the l nj
versity of South Carolina law school
TWO receptions and "A smoker were
rendered the visitors this afternoon
and tonight.
McNeilPs Address.
Between the two opposite poles of indi-
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Railroad Company,
Office of the Secretary,
Richmond. Va. December 81, 1912.
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Take
notice. that, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary ), 1913, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
special general meeting OF the stock
holders of the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company
will be held in the flee of the COM
pany. in the First National Bank
Building, at the corner OF Ninth and
Main Streets. in Richmond. Va, pur-
suant TO the call of he president
and directors of said company
adopted on December 1e. 1912. the
purpose Of said meeting being to
take action upon a proposition OF
COMPROMISE and settlement nego-
tiated by the president and directors
OF the company with the special COM
mission representing the State OF
Virginia and its political sub
divisions as authorized by statute;
and also to take action upon a reso-
luton Of the president and directors
of the company looking TO an
amendment OF the company's char
ter. as authorized by law; and also
for attending to any other matters
which may lawfully come before said
meeting.
The books for the transfer of the
capital stock OF the company will be
closed on January Is. 1913, at 3
O'clock +. NJ. and reopened on Feb
ruary I. 1913, at 10 o'clock A NJ.
BY order of the President and Di-
rectors. NORMAN CALL.
Secretary.
VII. II. WHITE.
President.
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Richmond. Va. January IA. 1918.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
holdcrs.-The annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the Life Insurance
Company of Virginia will be held at
the home office of the company.
corner Of Capitol and Tenth Streets,
Richmond. Va, on WEDN DAY,
January % 1913. at 4 O'Clock p. NJ,
for the purpose of eiecting direc-
tors of said company. and for con-
sidering and acting upon the sub
iert of increasing the capital
stock of the company one hundred
thousand dollars, and for the trans
action of such other business as
may properly come before said
meeting.
ALGERNON S. HURT.
Secretary
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Sank statfmfnts

Office of the
state Highway ComIni=sion.
Richmond. Va. January :. 1873
bids will be received az TIE tierk =
orc Floyd Courthouse. Va. until
- o'clock noon. Monday. January y.
1914 for the construction or Two 4tret
hridgrs. one ~ feet long over burks
over south Fork - Roanoke River. IN
FLOYD County. Va.
plans and specifications on &c AZ the
Clerks o-tce. Floyd Courthouse, N@-s
and az this Office.
A ccrtined check for $50 % accom-
pany each bid.
The right b. reserved % reject ary o.
all hids .
Further information furni.nN1 On
.nrifraftor, 10 ffr urGrrsizrrI
~ u ST y Wff.SO<.
state ffirhray conn -..lonr-.
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Moore Proposes Recovery Of Famous Phil
adeiphia, Sunk at Tripoi-

Washington. January le.-Once more tine
cues ton of raising the hulk of the old frfgate
Philadelphia from the mud of the haroor OF
Tripoli. where 1t has rested for more than leo
years. has been scented In Congress; rep
resentatiye Moore having introduced in the
House a bill providing that the Secretary OF
the Navy have made a survey in the harbor
of Tripoli. with view to recovering the nuix.
Mr. Moore acted after an interview with
Secretary OF the Navy Meyer. who assured
him the department would do all in Its power
to recover the hulk OF Commodore De.
caturs famous ship IL Congress authorized
il TO go ahead with the work 1t Is known
that several of the guns of the Philadelphia
were discharged after the frigate was set on
fire by Decatur in dicating that her guns were
still in place when she went down.
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Rptirfs

" Know x . t + It ,JAH + BROS z Jewel,
ers. sl2 East Main street, buy. sell, ex-
change and r. T. NJ . u y L ID i A y, =
MON DIS IN THE "A Il r L
STYLES Old gold and silver always
taken in exchange
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
FINDS BOY AND DIES OF Joy.

Father Stricken After Successful Hunt In
Place of Wife's Dream
Enid. OKLA January Is-Joy killed J. u
Raiders sixty years old. OF Greenviile. KY.
here He fell dead when he saw son VINO
left home deveral years ago and for whom
he had been searching. The boys mother
dreamed he was in Oklahoma and sent her
husband to make a search Young Raiders
left for home with his fathers body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
BEE MUSIC CHARMS SNAKE.
Rather With Ferty-two Buttons Killed b,
woodsman in Bee Tree

Kansas City. Mo. January is--AS George
stiIIhone. a farm hand. cut into the trunk OF
a bee tree near Leeds. large rattlesnske
rolled from hollow limb adjoining the
trunk stilIbone killed the snake with his
axe 10 had forty-;wo rsttles- The limb
from which the snake came was fifty feet
from the base Of the tree.
Stillbone says 81 il his belief that the snake
was attracted to the tree by the music MAO
by the humming Of the honey bees. He say
he has heard old voodSmen tell OF finding
nests of snakes in bee trees during the win
Ter months Snakes. woodsmcB say. hear
the beeS huTnming sad crawl up the tree and
become charmed by the bee music.
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pfrspnaIs

II sold fia al Hu6HEs.s' sos North Third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
HENS GRATITUDE PRACTICAL.

Laws An Egg as Owner Comes to Free Her
From Prison Cell
Wilmington. Del. January is--Locked
safely in a cell in the police station awaiting
Identification. a hen found by the police In
he possession of a negro was glad to see
is owner A. L White. a farmer living near
SiIverbrook that il ran and peckcd at his
trouser legs and then laid egg upon the
floor
The bird Is a pet With the women at the
white farm The police arrested Frank
johnson. colored. with the chicken in his pos
session
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auction 5aIes Cbis Dap
High Constable's Sale

will sell by Public Auction, on
FRIDAY, THE nth DAY OF JANu-
AIRY, 1918. O'CLOCK p. M, AT NO.
1906 E. FRANKLIN,
the following property. to satisfy dis
tress warrants and executions in my
hands: Household Furniture. GRO
cerers Refrigerator, Groceries, Two
Cash Registers, etc
TERMS: Cash
w. II. WYATT. JR-,
H. c.. G. r..
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIS
CIAR0E

CHA ROE
On this 18th day of January, A. ID.
1913. on reading the petition for dis
charge of the bankrupt, 1t is
Ordered by the court that a nearing
be had upon the same on the FIH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. A d 1913
before said court. at Richmond, ~
said district. at - O'Clock noon, and
that notice thereof be published in Tho
Times Dispatch. a newspaper printed
in said district. and that ali known
creditors and other persons in interest
may appear at the said time and place.
and show cause II any they have. why
the PRAYER of tho said petitioner should
not be granted
court that :he clerk shall send BY mai
TO ali known creditors copies or sSid
pe,ifiop and this order. addressed to
them a. their places % residence as
Witness the HONORABLE Ed
NfT-<D WADDrLL. JR.. Judge OF
INC said court. and the seal thereof.
~ richmond in said distinct. on The
ian dav Of January. A. y. 1913.
Attest
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
CLERK
Mr. &. W. THROCKMORTON-
Attorney for Bankrupt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
BATHRoBE sUFFRAGE-sTUDY.
CIubwomen st votes-for- Women Meetir
Unconyentionaiiy CARRIED

New York. January Nobody would
think of breathing their names. but there
are three women members OF the Colony
Club who attended suffrage meeting In
the clubhouse this afternoon gowned IN tneir
pink bathrobes The pink demonstration
occurred in the balcony by fits and starts
as the wesrers ever and anon grew tremu-
lous lest the packed house below should turn
its eyes upward. and fed to vover. only "a
be lured forth again.
The mysterious three were in the act OF
PLAYING basketball when the arguments Tor
woman's part in the government began Inc
lows of basketball paled by comparison The
three had no time TO lose. To dress was
out OF the question. so the pink bathrooes
solved the problem The gymnasium door
opeus on the balcony. and the trio ensconced
themselves in a secluded corner. jumping
back every now and then when they feared
detection.
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NOVEL sUPFRAGIsT RACE.

Pusilist's Widow to Lead Mounted Troop
Against Capital Hikers-
Washington. January ls-A race from New
York to Washington between troop of
mounted suffragists headed by Mrs Gus
Rubin. widow OF the heavyweight puglist
and pedestrians commanded by General
Resale Jones" OF Albany. Il the latest side
show staged by the managers OF the pageant
TO be held here On Inauguration eve.
Mrs RuhIn's troop of petticoat cavalry
will start about the same time the Cen
eral' Jones infantry. but will take a different
route
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
POSTAL BAN ON SKUNK SKINS
Package of Hides by Parcels Post StamPedes

Package of Hides by Parcels Post StamPedes
Clerks to Outer Air.
Decatur Ill, January ls-SOmebody threw
a wrench into the smoothly running parcels
post machinery at the Decatur post-offlce
to-day. 1t was a package of fresh skunk
hides. mailed by trspper on rural route.
Hecause fresh breezes were blowing in
the country the rural route carrier was able
TO bring the parcel to Decatur. but as soon
as he carried it into the building the clerks
went out by another door, The parcel VIII
he returned 10 the sender.
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KeaI cstatr for 5alr

io5 ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD
County for sale or trade for city
property Address l. l4l, care Times
DIsparch