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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

l-Two-story detached brick dwell
ing. I08 Canal Street. near First. rooms.
Several brick Outbuildings.
Lot about 81 # front.
3-TWO-stOry detached brick dwell
ing. l07 East Canal Street SIX rooms.
3-TwO-stOry detached brick dwell
ing lO715 East Canal street.
4-TwO-stOry detached brick dwell
ing, 100 East Canal Street. Large wide
lot.
5-Two twO-story frame dwellings.
III and il3 East Canal Street six rooms
each.
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VIM. II. WHITE.
Presi dent
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDE Frs WV
&oTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

THE INITIAL. OR ORGANIZA-
ton. meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Old Dominion Trust Company.
Incorporated - Virginia corporatiiOnl.
has been called for. and VIII be held
on Monday. January 2. 1913. al y
O'clock midday. Ia the Assem- bly, nal!
of the Hotel Richmond. corner
Ninth and Grace Streets. Richmond.
Va. for the purpose Of taking such
stems - NAV be necessary to be TAX
en- by the stock holders 20 complete
the Orga nizsfion OF the com pany and
of attending TO any other business
that NAV lawfully come before said
meeting JONATHAN BRYAN.
Secretary
". NJ. HABLTSTON.
President
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SoIiritors ann 5aIssnlen

SALES F:X WASTED. TO SELL As
SIDE line a staple hardware article 20
refaiI trade ready seller easy 70
carr. y per cent comuiiSsloh7
fargo territory open TO good men
TOSES HASP & LOCK CO, var
repsop y Q
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SDarotng

DESIRABLE ROO Ms WITH
board excellent ta0le board s0l East
Grace.
BRIGHT ROOMS. WITH OR WITH
out board. Il6 y orth Third Street.
MRS CHAS. X BOWERS. us EAST
Franklin Street. handsome rooms,
with steam heat ana board.
II r X CLOSING THREE
months for extensive improvements
fsouleVara Inn VIII reopen Deem
her 18th. All modern couvcnicnCeS
com bincd with real country and sea
shore abundant. wei cooked food
our rpeu4aIfy SEND Tor literature 20
MISSES TABB. Boulevard Inn.
HAMPTON. Va.
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aituations llaantrn, SCALE

WEXTED-0 POsITION AS. cHAUF F
~ - seven years experience c<l
furnish the best OF reference % o-s'
&c lines u - patCh-
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bflp lllanten. female

Wasted, ar ONCE, TEN LADY,,
" sriicf.ors very good proposition Can
on I%TER&ATIONA AL La BOX
EGENCY iGl5 Bank street. n9o-- :.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL Gen ERAL
STOC KHOLDERS' MEET 40
Richmond. Fredericksburg ana FOIo-
mac Railroad Company.
0-fce Of the Secretary.

y L / 2.
STOC KHOLDERS MEETING.
Richmond. Fredericksbu and Poto-
mac Railroad Company.
Orics. of the Secretary
Richnond. Va. Decem Der 81. 1912.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN :
Take notice that. on "Wednesday
February 5 1913 at II o clock A NJ
a special general meeting OF the
s+ockholders Of the Richmond. Fred
ericksbur and Potomac Railroad
Cornpany will DO held in the Office
OF the company. in the First Ma
tioual Bank Building. at the corner OF
Ninth and Main Streets. in Rich-
rrond Va pursuant to the call OF
the president and directors OF said
company adopted on Deem Der le.
1912 the purpose OF SAID meeting be-
ing to take action upon a PROPOSE
ton Of com promise and settlement ne
rotated by the president and dIrec-
tors OF the company with the epe-
cial commission representing the
state Of Virginia and its political
subdivisions as authorized by stat
ufe and also TO take action upon a
resolution of the president and ci-
rectors Of the company looking 20
IN amendment of the company :
character. as authorized BY law and
ters which may lawfully come before
said meeting
The books for the transfer of the
capital stock OF the com pany will oe
closed on January Is. 1913. at o clock
p NJ and reopened on February ..
tol5. at 20 O'Clock A. NJ.
Bv order of the President and Di-
rect0rs. NORMAN CALL.
Secretary.
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II YOU WANT STEAM FEED EH rs
rnachinists. bltc ksf-iths' ca. ,l pc =
= y A 4 J o ~ A I. LAD l.
4GE%CY. 1913 Bank St. room >
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TYPEWRITERS.

OF ALL MAKES
and models sold. rented and skiifuliy
repaired. RemiugtOns. L nderTccds,
Oilvers Smith lreUlers. Bar Locks
and J. c. Smith Bros. machines rent
ed from g 10 s. for months first
rent paid applied on purchase. I Il r
AMERICAS TYPE RITTER Elk
CHANGE. 6G5 r Main Street. Tele-
phone Madison $3.50
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virginia Trust Company. 49,.
pichrnond Va DeceTn Der 81, 1872
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIT
stockholders OF this company VIII oe
-. ci.v of RichnorS W or Tues
dav January p. 1918. at IL . CLOCK
noon. l.. d Af LII
Secretary.
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no sRENrTN TYPEWRITER.
practically new. having recently been
rebuilt IL perfect order, for $50 cas-
Owing 20 change Of business wish 70
sell this machine irnme ciately. eIe-
phone LAWRENC Phone Madl-
son $50
FOR SALE. AN ADDRESS
machine complete for all kinds OF
quick addressing, with cabinet and
All attachments. and the rnanufac
turer's guarantee for sale cheap j
F HOWISO% o95 East Main Street
phone Madison 5Z55
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Paw 10 Per Cent or More

REsIDENCE No
Tenth
o-storyF Seses'oA
rhs be to al be
rice. and rareb bargains
POLLARD & BAGBY & AuctOneers
Either aucioneer will information.
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PUBLIC AUCTION

PUBLIC AUCTION.
We will sell at the Richmond StooE
Exchange on January 81. at II rs p Nj
for account of whom 10 may concern, -
shares of Smith Courtney Company
stock. reserving the right to with
draw same
DAVENPORT & COMPANY.
lll3 T.. Main St. Richmond, va.
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0A~HTED- RAILwA Y NAL
CLERKS FOR parcels post so nDhth
Richmond examinations soon -, q 90 - -
ing free. FRAN KILN = : II = -
49,. fQa- A Rochester. = y
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llantfo

dump wagons. ~ yard. with or
without team. p. o. Box 100.
WANTED. TO PURCHASE SMALL
job printing press. xxi or o4l= siNe'
II 755. care Ilmes-Dispatch.
CRUSHING PLANT WANTED. -
Win BUY second hand crushing plant
give detailed description. Address
ys9. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH.
household goods. any quantity Phone
1adizop 9A5l
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Scr, CodI ano olappo


[CTO TRUCK CARRIES 3 TO 5
tons CT coal and "a cords Of wood .
quickest delivery. best service sHbur-
ban orders a specially one hour no
rt~o all required. LONG. III r.
WOOD Man. 1900 West broad
Phones Madison ic6e-io50.
U-ST RECEIVED SEW ERA L
cars OF nice cry pine ana oak wOOu.
let us -cud you a load % viii please
you Also the beet anthracite and
fumu sriinf coal. Orders delivered
prornptIy TYLER = RYAN. 1901
Wr-f Cary street. Madison ls1s
Monroe sCif
HALF CORD FIRST CLASS DRY
pine or oak WOOD. y .. also best
stove. nut, anthracite and iufnp
epituf coal clean. fuil weight prompt
dalfvery. INDEPEN DbNT COAL
AND WOOD co. 1889 East Cary.
Phone Madison also.
WOOD PINE. B35 HALF CORD ;
N.7s quarter oak $50 half coro' s..s
quarter. slab, SIS hall cvre, - -
quarter Phone Monroe $50. Ii y T.
HARRIS
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flats for Rrnt

FOR RENT. LOWER FLAT OF
four furnished rooms. or would SUP
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pouItrv. psfs ano Eips stsfs

oESrfSE SHETLAND ZONES
Call and SEQ them. MONIHOSE
PONY FARM. Thos Snos, al south
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Rfal CgfaIf ladnffn

HOCsE. SEVEN OR ETGHT ROOMS.
Must be modern. in good neigh Dor
hood NORMAN Ii. JOHN son,
Drawer l53-
HAVE $500 IL CASH TO INVEST
immediately IN good city real e.
state To save time answer must
state location, rental ana ali partI-
Culars and lowest cash price. Ad-
dress EXECUTOR, care Iimes-Dis-
patch
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A
COM NELLY * co. Write postal
Tor necessary blanks.
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Suction ssaIes future Days aurtfon 5as future Dsys
By Pollard & Bagby and ]. Thompson Brown & Co..
ReaEs tateA AGENTS. and
Good Paying, Inside, Centrally Located
Property
CORNER DETACHED BRICK DwELLiNos
A
Investors, Spectators and Home Buyers
To closean estate the premises
Wednesday, January y, at 400 P. M. Pompt
Wednesday, January y, at 400 P. M. Pompt

e-T,vo-storv modern brick store
and dwelling. NJ East Canal Street.
with small one-stOry store adJoininss
li5 East Canal Street.
Corner drug store, with dwelinf
above. Il9 southwest corner Second
and Canal Streets.
AN ESTABLISHED DRU0
STORE of many years, with sooo
family trade.
s-TwO-stOry frame dwelling ana
brick shop. 2s15 and 2l0 South Second
Street. Large wide lot
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for salt

FOR SALE on l5-HOKSEPOW WEIR
frick engine and 40. Ceiser saw
mill outht first-class condition PrlGiee
MERCHANTS BANK. Mineral, va.
FOR SALE. GOOD GRAIN DISTIL-
lery well located running every day
community not hostile 20 its opera
man. reason for sale. owner haa more
business than ne can attsno 70
Terms reasonable. Address BOX 80,
South Boston. Va.
FOR SALE, TO QUICK BUY Err.
Lane Min. Fauquier; boiler and en-
CINE. ~ and zj-hOrzepOwer dOnDle
edger new dust chain two saws ~
good condition. also three NJ ayneia
wagons. Address J. II. Han l. ,
Church Road. Va.
FOR SALE. TWO CONCRETE MIX
crs. ?. yard Hansone with engines
Box AZ. Norfolk. Va
FOR SALE. FULL LINE or HIGH
grade wagons. tops ana open also
large stock Of business and pleas VI 9
bugg.es Bargains in second hand
goOds. 4. MET Frs SONS. 15l L
Cary street
FOR WAGONS. 90 TO RICHARD
son Bros ol5 Brook Avenue Paint
ing. repairing and rubbef-tire w0tk.
FOR SALE. A AfERCA%TILk b ISL
ness IN a nearby town. pest !Oca-
tion In town and q fine stOrerOom. Ad-
dress III 800 Williamsburg Avenue
Richmond. "a
We HAVE A NUMBER OF LATE
u,odei Underwood and Remington
Visible TvpewrItefs. which look az
good work as Wcll and are guaranteed
the same as new machines. at saw
ing OF 40 per cent. Sent on examlna-
ton anywhere A NJ r. X G A -
TYPEW RITTER E&CHA< +. INC
oo5 Z. Main St. Phone Madison $50.
ADDING MACHINE or HIGH
class. popular make, almost new
Will sell cheap Write quick l. y.
NAUCk. oo5 + Main. Telephone
Madison 5Z50.
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J2ofirf5

TO THE HOLDERS or He BONi)
of Atlantic Ice & Coal Corporation.
hereinafter enumerated Notice y
hereby given that pursuant 70 the
provisiors of the trust mortgage made
nv Atlantic Ice & Coal Corporation
20 Trust Company. OF teoi ga OF
date February !. lsio. me iot isl. si.s
hereby called for retirement by the
Soc n g. -. 100 III. pa. 2ss KS
$50. ses. sqs -. f05. 40 So. sen ts7. 80
90. SO. 81. sSs zoo 7es iii -. Si1 s1f
qs7 e72 1899. 1917. 1000 1895. iii. no. HI.
IIss. 1871. 1901. 100. i15.. I1se i-s5. 1919
Its4. 1859. 1850. 1905 1852. 1901 1910. 1880
issi. 1919, 1855. 1859. Isss. 1901. 1911
These bonds must Er presented
for retirement on OF before noon.
February 10. 1913. at the office OF the
undersigned. IN the city Of Atlanta.
Georgia. after which time all further
interest on said bonds shall cease and
the other provisions Of said mort
gage respecting the same shall be
'''N' Trust co. OF GEORGIA.
BY Geo y Penoleton. Secy- Treas.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAIN kE BROS. Jewellers. ei2
Faef Main street. buy. sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS N
TTIE LATEST STYLES Old gold
and silver always taken tn exchange.
-. NoTIcEl . -
NIB jolly vi y sS51h .-yc 2a d TIL
panv. and Mr. r.. p. Moore. % fhc
u = Moore 4 Co. announce tho
consolidation Of the two trms under
the name Of the smith Moore Vehicle
Cornpany Business IN the future
will be conducted from the plant
Of the above mentioned hrm' 80 n.
Fifth Street a Continuance or last
patronage Is respectfully requested.
FRESH Butt ERMTJk DAILY.
Our own make of daily butter
RF<fIE DAIRY COMPANY
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RoIfI5
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS

Table d'Hofe DfnBcr saturday snd
sunday evening 60 O'Clock ti-50
each
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Rooms for Bent

LARGE FORNTsHED ROOM. CAN
accommodate four. ~ per week oio
North Seventh street.
LARGE ROOM. FURNISHED FOR
light housekeeping ia r.. Gay 81.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
with or without board, us Last
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pelp laanteo a9aIs

Waste RAILw y NJ a ! l.
Clerks for parcels post, ~ niDh.n +.
Richmond exaniniitl ions soon ~, /, 90 - -
ING free FRA%KLlN ! IS = T.
Dept. 59o-A. Rochester. >
WANTED. A GOOD. RELIABLE,
Dorter one capable OF driving hunt
Re of good character. Apply WI"
references at lIs hast Main -
,vG S5,rFD A FIRST CL LASS SASH
and blind maker gs4e me me- 90 g. 4 Sos.
Twenty-hrst and ffanhHh
Richmond. a.
~ YoU WANT STEAM FEED hs'
nachinists. blacksi-iths' "a, -, ~
remern Der ~e have mem ioi RoR
q = X y A 4 @ ~ u L-ADD4
Agency. 1913 Bank st. Room ;.
WF-CKZ FURNISH YOU WI ", - a., ~
sale-man If you need one an yn "a "a -
INTERSATIONA Al l. l a - q"
AGENCY. ioi5 Bank 2t.. Isoo'it =
Al MACHINIsr AND E - bln tx
sunlth want positions al once pT1f5
ERR \ 4 X /, ROOM a,c1 n : -
WANTED. ONE WHIT T., a am, : ~ y near : (,
Co.oi e. rofe~ences required address
X $40. care Times Dispatcn.
WANTED FOR L. S ARMY. BILE
bodied unmarried men, pew cen &. a. -
=, sand IS: citizens Of niteC Stalee ,
- good character and tempei a.
habits, who can speak, Ieed 49, 80
write the English Language. = 1' %
Information. apply 70 keuFui,tinH
offieer. ~ =. Broad. Richmond a
ABLE-BODIED MIN WASTED
for the United states AZ aIinS - -. - r.
between the ages OF 70 and 81 Ms. ~
n'.tive born or have first papers. Montn-
~ pay SIS TO SEQ Additional com p',tise
non ryoesible. Food, clothing, quat -
tlosi Reasi~ai attendance free Alter
o. ~ 49, service can retire with - per
cent Of pay and allowances, go, Sefs'e If
% oD t--is = n,,Iv TO L y IT I'D 5 ! / -
MARINE CORPS. 757 East Main 7'-.
Richnrnod. Va
WANTED. BRICKLAYERS AZ ~ y
Iaborers by JOHN T. NiLSp : ~
nc. At i.omb ardy ana he-s.i :, -
~--rED FTRST-CIASS BLAC X
min Apply ia North Efth stree
SMITH NJ GORE VEHICLE CUM
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.,.a. -~..-- - OI.t

L<su N-~~-ls-- ~
OIfN REAL ESTATE ~ THE Ma
:ional capital. others have made
fortunes there. why don't you, Now
one of the most important and ia
time will De one Of the largest cities
IN the world We offer choice busi-
ness properties. apartments and resi-
dences paying from per cent to 10
per cent net VIII take desirable
out-ot-tOWn real estate IN exchange
STONES FAIRFAX. 1872 New York
Ave, Washington, D G
FOR SALE. ONE OF THE NEAT
est homes that can be oulIt. up-tO-
date IA every way. choice location
Madison 1867. Monroe 2si4-L.
WESTHAhPTON TERRACE, TWO
blocks from Country Club, lots from
$50 20 s. $50 easy payments. Buy
now and get the choice ones before
prices advance. SMITH & ROH-
LEDER. lcf North seventh
los ACRES N CHESTERFIELD
County tor sale or trade for city
property. Address l. lil. care Times
Dispatch.
FOR SALE. ONE OF THE NEAT
est homes that can be built, Up-to-
date IN every way choice location
Madison 1901. Monroe 2S44 l.
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pfrsonais
a3isrellanfou6

HUMAN HAIR BoCdHT ASP 81
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flats llanteo

WASTED FURNIsHED. SUITE
nshf housekeepinR. or small furnish ed
house or part Of house Il o4z' care
Times Dispatch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-23
STANDARD OIL co.
EXPLAINS ITS CASE
DECLARES LARGE AMOUNT OF
SUPPLIES CAME FROM
BRANCH HOUSES.

Judge Richardson has received from
counsel for the Standard OH company
a brief, stating the companEs position
in the controversy now pending in the
Hastings court in which the company
is alleged TO have failed TO list it's
actual purchases In Richmond during
the year, ending March LIST
The brief Is now in the hands of
Commemorative Attorney Folkes. who
is studying il in order to frame his
reply.
1t was alleged that the company in
it's sworn statement Of purchases
which are taxable. had fallen far be-
low the actual amount Of purchases.
In the brief the company states that
the amount of purchases were less
than that shown in the affidavit by
$4,000. The amount sworn To was
s67,930. The company now says that
II was $5T.93 During the year how
ever. supplies amounting to $271.167
had been received at local head
quarters from other branches of the
company, and it Is maintained that
such goods are not taxable under the
law, as they were the property of the
company, and were not purchased,
but simply transferred from one
branch to another.
The matter will be disposed of with
in few days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-23
THIRD HOOFF TRIAL
WILL BEGIN TODAY
JACK LEE WILL BE ASSOCIATED
WITH JOHN JEFFRTES AS
BANKERS COUNSEL.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 22.--All
in in readiness for the beginning Of
the third trial of Lewis Hooff, former
secretary and general manager of the
defunct Mercantile Railway Building
and Loan association, which will be
begun at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing in the Corporation court. Judge
l.. c. Barley presiding.
Hooff Ia to be tried for the third
time on one OF the indictments re-
turned against him by a grand jury
in the Corporation court. A Rich
mond Jury will sit In his case, twenty
five talesmen having been summoned
from which to select a jury.
Attorney John T.. Jeffries of Nor
folk, representing the accused bank
err, arrived in Alexandria today to pre-
pare for the case Attorney John Lee,
of Lynchburg. will also be associated
with Mr., Jehries, and the prosecution
will be conducted by Commonwealth S
Attorney S. G.. Brent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-23
PIEDMONT MEDICOS
IN ANNUAL ELECTION

DANVILLE. VA, April 22.--After
electing officers and selecting south
Boston as the next meeting place. the
South Piedmont Medical society has
adjourned to meet in November OF
this year in South Boston.
Among those who read papers were
Drs. James l.. Irwin. of this city; j. +,
Swami, of Sonora, y. c.; T. A, Kent
OF Ingram Va; f. NJ Perrow and
Samuel Lille. of Lynchburg.
Officers of the society were chosen
as follows: President, DR.. James Nor
rison, of Lynchburg; first vice-p resi-
dent. DR.. II. A. Wiseman. of this city
second vice-president, l. *. Briggs
South Boston third ce-president
pr J. A owen, of Turberville: fourth
president Roy A. Moore, Phenix;
secretary. George A. Slower, South
Boston: treasurer T f. Armstrong
South Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-23
GOOD ROAD BONDS
BRING GOOD PRICES
SPOTSYNANIt COUNTY DIS.
TRICTS TO SPEND $4,000 FOR
IMPROVEMENTS.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginlan,)
FREDERICKSBUR G VA April
22.-Good road bonds to the amount
of $40. Geo were offered for sale at
Spotsylvania Monday, this being the
amount voted to improve the high
ways in kiey and Livingston dis
tricts,
The entire lot was disposed Of at q
good premium, which speaks we'll for
the financial standing of the county
The following bids were accepted
Planters National Bank, $4,000 al
SfOI60: Farmers and Merchants State
Bank, $4,000 at Slo160; II. Silver
$4,000 at sf04 Bids for the construc-
ton of the roads viii be received
shortly and as soon as the contract
is let the work will begin. Part al
the work provided for in this appro-
priation is link in the Richmond
Washington highway.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-23
PLANS FOR V.P.I.
FINALS COMPLETE

BLACKSBURG, VA April az
Finals at " P. l. this year will come
later in June than usual but already
the students are planning for the vari-
Gus events that so to make these oc-
casions interesting for hundreds of
visitors who gather here for COM
mencement week
The baCcalaureate sermon will be
preached Sunday. June 18th, by the
Rev. George Booker y. p, of Peters,
burg. and the annual address to the
Alumni association viii be made June
nth, by Walter II. Beall. of Washing
ton u. c. Other public speakers Will
be heard on Monday and Wednesday
and the usual dances, drills and dress
parades will be given. The first So
cial affair of the week will be the
Junior-Senior german Friday night.
June 18th.
Secretary c. r. Magill Of the Y.
NJ. {. A. and fourteen of the student
members represented the college as
ISOLATION at the State convention in
Lynchburg the end of the week.
DIR. Howard s. Reed, of the de-
partment OF plant pathology, who is
now on years leave of absence In
Germany, viii represent Y. p. l. at
/ the International Agricultural conven-
ton in Client in August
President p. b. Barringer, of the
institute, has been twisted to address
the meeting in Christiansburg, May
LIST, of the Montgomery County Medi.
cal Society, and has accepted
I Under the management of the 1918
/ Bugle staff, Miss Louise A william,
/ will appear at the college Tuesda,
night, April 22nd, in a varied roper.
toire Of Southern songs and diaIect
stories
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-23
STATE APPLE CROP
BADLY DAMAGED
FROST KILLS ALMOST WHOLE
AUGUSTA CROP, AND OTHER
SECTIONS SUFFER.

STANTON, VA. April 22.-Secre-
tary w A McComb. of the Virginia
Fruit Growers association, said yes
terday after careful Investigation, that
practically the entire apple crop of
Augusta county was destroyed by
Sunday nights frost and freeze, and
that even the latest blooming varieties
did not escape.
Prospects up to the Afternoon Of
April Goth were excellent for n rec
ord breaking crop. said Mr.. McCombs.
blooming having FL enrty surpassed
that of 1912. which was poor sea-
son for Augusta, loss from cedar rust
and scale having been greater than
ever before in the history of the In
dustry.
Augusta wasn't the only county to
suffer Sunday night however, as the
frost had considerable effect over the
entire apple district of Virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-23
AOU|TAN|A IS To
BE GREATEST SHIP
NEW CINARD LINER WILL BIG
EQIEPPEu WITH ALL OF
SAFETY DEVICES.

The Aquitania, which was launched
Monday. April 2fst, from the yard ~
the builders. Messrs John Brown x
Co. Ltd, Clvdehank, combines. In her
design and construction. the experi-
ence and Invaluable information de-
Quoted from the construction ard per-
Torrance OF the Lusltania and Maure-
tania. and the many other famous ships
that have preceded her under the
Cunard flag Each succeeding vessel
built for the company during ths
seventy three years Of its existence
has in one way or another marked an
The principal figures Of the Aquttania
are. Length. got feet breadth, ~ feet,
depth from keel to boat deck, p feet
6 inches, gross tonnage. $1,000 tons;
speed, 20 knots. accommodation Tor
2,250 passengers and "A crew OF nearly
AN important feature In the Aqui-
t5nla as in the LusItania and Maure~
tania, is that extending throughout the
most vulnerable parts, there rs that
great destderatum, q ship within a
ship In other words, there are two
shells the inner as well as the outer
she'll both being watertignJ The
space between the outer and inner
SKINS averages about Is feet, and at
short intervals there are hulkheads
dividing this intervening space into
relatively small compartments. II VIII
be understood therefore, that any
fracture of the outsr shell due 30 col
liSton win result in the ihgress Of the
sea being limited to a small area st
the side OF the ship In addition II
this important provision. there are six
teen buikheads extending athwartship
from the port 10 arboard side,
II might he thought that this com =
bined system of transverse and longi-
tudinAI vertical watertight subdivision
wqe in itself eufftefpft safeguard
against flooding. but further provision
has been made by the development of
the system Of fittlng 9atertight decks
which was introduced into the con-
struction of the Lusitania ana Maure-
Ia