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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10
California Women seriously Alarmed.

a short time ago / contracted a
severe cold which settled on my lungs
and caused me a great deal of annoy
anee. | would aave bad coughingspells
and my lungs were so sore and inflam-
ed began to be seriously alarmed.
A friend recommended Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy. saying she had used
1t for years. bought bottle and 1t
relieved my cough the first night. and
in week was rid Of the cold and
SORENESS of my lungs. writes Miss
Marie Gerber. sawtelle. Cal. For sale
By all druggists ADV d6w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10

For months and months no Z
tice has been running in the !
Express requesting readers to
report social items to Phone I
Is bssre Friday noon. The I
; instructions to the society ed !
: itor are to accept no items for I
Saturdays paper after that I
; hour unless they concern hap I
penings on Friday Afternoon or I
; evening In spite Of this re- I
; quest in numerous instances I
reports on events occurring I
early in the week are phoned
to the reporter on Friday 1
: afternoon. The rule adopted 1
is not an arbitrary one. but is
: made necessary by the mechan- I
3 ical arrangements Of the news 4
paper plant. Our readers will
: confer a great favor by kindly I
, needing it.-Editor. I
. .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10

buildings: can sell you this property
for less than it cost to build the house.
Price 1880 $50 cash, SIS per month.
FOR TRADE.
7-ro0m modern home, well located
on Iowa avenue; lot 5oxl65 feet; one
Of the best built houses in chickasha:
bargain at s25Oo; viii take part in
trade.
20 acres 3 miles fromcity S-room
plastered house; young orchard; four
acres in alfalfa; an ideal place to han
die poultry and hogs; owner wants to
trade for or broom house. south
of Chickasha avenue Price $1,000.
152 acres 2 miles from railroad town:
10 acres in cultivation; 20 acres in
alfalfa; Broom house, barn and out
buildings; has loan Of $500 at per
cent interest; will exchange for resi-
dence in chickasha. Price $4,000.
We have anything from a Groom
house TO a modern lO-room house that
we can sell or trade you. Prices will
run from 25 to so per cent less than
the properties will sell for IL months
from today. II you want to buy, sell
or trade come and see US or phone
We win be pleased to show you.
FARM LOANS.
We are making a speciality Of farm
loans. Can get you a loan on short
time notice at as low rate OF interest
as can be had anywhere. Cal. and see
us.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST between sl6 Chickasha ave.
nue. and Mrs. Roses boarding house,
purse Finder please return to Bul-
lard's old stand i2-l0-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10

Pca sALE-i00 acres. three and
one half miles south Of Ninnekah. ten
miles Chickasha: IS acres in cultiva-
tion, rest pasture: two-room house,
barn. good weil, fenced and is a splen.
did farm; title intermarried surplus
long time loan 500; can give terms
needed or can handle good notes OF
live stock. list Of other lands free.
Address Clyde Caldwell. Blanchard,
Okla. or Sam Noble. Ardmore. Okla.
12-2-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10

ss.a psia tor slsaa cotton rAss
Rzzrsss office /.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10

TAKE down thar eye4ors Rooms FOR
Rent signr and place . three line.
three time want ad in the Express.
Two bits il all II win cost you szt
svsryops wtll se@ a. .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10
Today's
the Day

to buy that Ford. Provide
yourself a comfortable,
dependable and economi-
cal car for the coming to-
morrows. You can't be-
gin too soon to cut down
that transportation ex-
pense. The Ford serves
your every purpose-at
lowest cost.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

Good advertising Isn't noise I
buncombe or cleverness, but I
Just common sense, aided and 4
abetted and backed up by com
mon honesty. 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10
p. C. Spinning
- 125 South 4th Street
| / or q

----- lrNrs IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
FEDERAL LEAGUE
SUPPORT LACKING
Dave Fultz Says Baseball Play
ers' Fraternity Will Favor
Older Bodies.

hew York December cG-Tho Federal
league Will have 20 stand on ,,s own i.ct-
- II stands at all Whatever support il
may have hoped from tho Baseball Pins -ra
Fraternity vil doubtless 10 FOUND lack
ms when tho Natonal Commission treats
r'th this BODY in Cincinnati on January 5
Da"ii /. Fultz. presidcu, ot tho fratrr-
nitr, declared to-day that hi. association.
'ar from being disEruutlcd at tho sway oc
ihe TrfumvlrHt". r'Ood raudy To rHrIfy
peace and good VIII 81 tn. commission
stood ready - pursue its htoad-minGcd
policies OF the past.
uir, declared Fulta "Wc realize that
whatever evil may he embodied IN ;hie
clause IL absolutely essential 20 thu good
OF tho game We believe. however that
player who has served to-, yoars win a
club should be given his unconditional rc-
lens. ~ hts .crvicce arc TO longer desired
In tho major leagues This will ave 1u-h
The humiliation ot being thrust hnck with
'"'1o minor League club. There hav- been
instances OF faithful veterans bolng 'aeut
hsek to tho sticks sc ordinary prlvatos
when nrco1dit!oral release would have
pA'sd the TRY - managerial promotion
This suFgestion of minor amendment in
lie reserve rule has been Endorsed un-
"iicialj oy most OF the major ieaEuc own
ors. am told do hot anticipate any
difficulty whatovrr. our ASSOCIATION hns
been requested 70 send comrnIt,ec to
eonfer with the National Commission ami
The National AH-ocii1tlon. In al, probability
lake Daubert John Henry. Ray collins.
Edward Hou!hach and myself vill tcnd-r
the n!syers' suggestions"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
FAVOR|TES LOSE
OUT AT JUAREz
Form Players Experience a Dis
astrous Day-Biggest Upset
in Closing Event.

Juar"Z. December 2S-F'ive favorItcs
went down 10 defeat this afternoon. and
tho FORM players experienced q most
disastcrous day. The biggest upsct
came in the closint; race, when Henry
Walbank. the well played choice. fin
ished out of tho money. Red Path, IN"
not favorit" IN the nfth race, MAS tho
solitary fcVorit" 10 come in front. and
he had all he could do to take tho
purse from Bob lIenslcy at 10 10 ]. The
Knowing ones Droiited when Fire,
backed from 10 down to S. drove home
In front ia Tin" first race. Venetian ana
frinco Winter. both we'll fancied. got
no part of tho purse. Little VIII, at
70 l, and owned by j. W. Fuller. tho
IeHas owner. mad" - runaway Of the
second. lie beat tho barrier ana
spread eaglcd his field all tho way
winning with four lengths 10 spnrc
Christmas Eve, backed into favorltlsm.
YEAS poor third. Tojan Belle. HUSKY
l.ad and Mamie MCDec, accounted for
The other races. In the first race Look
out vas jumped upon and suffered Il
broken ankle. Starter CASSIDY SuS-
pended Jockeys Gross and Howard for
;en days for disobcdfencc at the post
In tho first race. Rbsuts:
First raoe--six furlongs--Firr, us
Co'Bricn), 10 TO J. TO >, and . To l,
first; Frank Wooden, 40 Cprycr). Is to
.
acho. los tFeeny). ~ to ]. 3 To !. and
> TO 2. third Time, I:li Drevity.
Maud Mckee. Florence Birch, Free Will
Venetian, Fricze, Jessarr. Blaze T..
Lookout. Prince Winter and Dahlgren
alison ran
Second racc-iivc furlouys-I.ittlc
VIII, los Niowardt. TO l. TO = and
TO =. nrst; Aunt Elsie, liz Gentry.
to ,. 10 - and TO .. second.
Christmas Eve. los tIistep) TO =, :
TO . and 10 ;. third Time one
minute. Society Bird. Rcnwar. Temple
Focht. Kick. j. y Maylow. Rcdondo.
Claribel, Droll, Euperiority also ran.
1'hlrd race-siv furiouEs-Troiau
Bell. los CFeency). ) TO !, to J. nrst;
Martin Chavls. 10 (Gentry> 70 /,
TO .. and to >. second Senator
James ioi DRYER, 10 TO l. to J..
and to l. third. Time. 1915 2-j.
Coma Compton. John u. Clay. Pala-
table Helen Hawkins. Lee Harrison
aud liannis also ran.
Fourth race--sevon furlongs HUSKY
Lad. lo5 (FcenyJ. TO to l. and
CWoods), 10 !, to I. ana 1 70 ..
second; ocean Queen, 100 DBenton). s
70 J. 20 /. and even third. Time.
i.2C Is. Colipet. Wis- Mason the
Monk Bob Lneh. Acumen, Duck Rock
also ran
fifih race--fiv" ana one-ha!f fur
iongs-Red Path, ll3 CTapiin), C 10 8.
10 ?. and 10 !. first: Bob Iensley.
il3 tNarco). 10 l. > to l. and to 5.
second; May /. 40 Garter. to e..
TO 10 and > to : third Time.
:96 2-5 Wild Horse Princess Janice.
florin. Superl also ran
sixth race-oue mile--Nannic Nc
Dee, i05 (Estep). . TO J. : 10 10. and
out, first; Cantom. 1oe (Claverl to J..
to . and l TO ., second, Melts. 100
tStevens1 TO J. : 10 II. and out.
third Time l3S 3-5. Swish and
Henry Walbank also ra,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
JOE TINKER LIKES
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Says There's Good Money Behind
1t, but He Has Not Signed
Contract.

Chicago, December cs--Joc Tinker.
former manager Of tho Cincinnati
team. and President Glliuer Of the
Federal League; conferred today with
reference TO bringing Tinker into tho
new League
According to Tinhcr. the conference
vas without result, 7hoy agreed to
continue negotiations tomorrow or
Monday
Tinker refused to confirm or dcny Tho
report that hc had boon offered $50. 600
for three years ia tho Federal League.
In discussing the affair. however no
remarked that he could not make that
much money IN Tire. wears In the
National League. "Thcrc is money be-
mind this Federal League" Tinker said
and the proposition they made nic is
a good one. know ! can make moro
money than II stayed IN organized
baseball Thcy favo offered mo SONG
stock. Oh which | nov have an option.
and il arrangements can be made l
VIII tnho II tho same a. chance did
Ms He Was given ton shares, ana
paid for II out Of his dividends"
II Tinker signs with tho Federals
he may be cnioined by Charles F:bbcts
OF BROOKLYN, according 10 Charles w
Murphy president OF the Chicago club
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
Observation-Disclosures Players, mutinee
and night.
Biiou-Grn.ce scott Company in
"su"h II Little Queen; matinee and
night
Lyric-i<eith Vaudeville. matinee
and night.
Empirr-S autfcyilIc


Eeforc deeply Interested and svin-
pathetic audience AZ the Academy OF
Music last night, Samuel I.awnnelds
iuHish company presented highly
lHeiodramatic version Of one OF the
most dramatic events OF modern DAYS
the Infamous persecution OF Mcndcl
Hcliiss. the Russian accused Of ritual
murder
while the play is marrcd to some Elk
tent by the very long dialogues and
Soiio1uicS common to Yiddish plays
II Is unusually well constructed other
"ise, and. whilc the production is
crude ana tic members of The COM
pany largely dependent upon the as
sistancc Of 4 loud voiced prompter. the
performance is marked by excellent
acting on the part OF several of the
cast
prominent for their fine work las,
nISht were Aunetta Rothman. the
,, reading woman OF the company. who
strange To say, played the heavy
woman or viilaineas Edwin Wolf.
VINO us heiiiss's counsel. was tremend-
ousiy effective in the trial scene:
hcTtha ltorowitz. Il character actor Of
unusual ability, and a vcritablo won
ger oil a boy actor. whose name was
not giNcn on the program
'urinS one OF the intermissions M
hounc"mcn: was made that nj mo
'natihcc to-day The Beautiful Dancer,
drama of modern life, will he pre-
sented. while at night "Mcndcl neiiiss,
WI pc repeated. The rame. by tho
way Is pronounced. by these Russian
actors 'Baylis' n :.
"Thc Muster Mindv
one OF the most important hook.
ihgs announced for the Academy Mon.
DAY ana Tuesday. and Tuesday matinen
VIII BIO The Master Mind" which was
presented Tor the greater part OF last
season NJ tho Harris Theatre. Now
york. II is said of .'The Master Mind"
that, While most Of the important char
acters are types OF the underworld.
there arc no repulsivc features In tho
action of the piece so frequently seen
in plays Of this order.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
SHARP CRITICISM
OF UNITED STATES
Japanese, in Mass Meeting. Pro-
test Against Discrimination
in This Country.

Tokyo. December 70 Criticism Of IN.
nitrd states for discriminating agalns,
iapnn"s" and d!sapproval OF tho prospective
phrucipaiion o. Japan IN The Panama raci-
no Exposition At san Francisco, were OK
pressed ia resolutions adopted At -
meeting of citizens before Tho rrpellM Pal
""" here to-day The meeting attended Il So
called national Welcome 20 Francisco De
!" Hurrs. spcc!R! envoy from Mexico. senior
DO ln Batia IL here Officially t. thank
Irpan FOR her participation in the Mexican
Centennial.
Inc inas5-mcc'irE at tho palace "a. at
t"i-oI ~ s"rrra! thousand propic. Who pre-
Nl"u.iF hnb marched through tho city in :,
procession calculated tn demonstrates The
nation appreciation OF the visit OF tho
MeN'ca. envoy. 'rhc procession formed IN
ihe city park. where speeches wore delivere,!
u. prominent mon. This VAS followed by I,
brilliant display OF fireworks and numerous
bpnttr"s.
Tho procession thon Proceeded 10 IN. hotel,
"hcr@ senior u" IA Barra y staying After
no crowd had rrrcuaG-G tho visitor a com
mite" ot memb"rH ~ Parliament and other
popular leaders mounted the balcony. whore
-" l." Barra greeted thorn amid prolonged
cheering.
The COMMITTEES presented 10 the visitor a
sword ana other gifts which II" ncknowi-
"ds"d briefly. and ihcB called FOR cheers
Tor IN" Emperor ana Tho japarcsc nation.
rho procession nftcrWard uHrchcd to she
Mexican legation. anil then to tho Imperial
palace. Aftcr Tho inn3s-mcetinz there I,
ia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
COMMITTEE WILL
HOLD HEARINGS IN
FOURTEEN CITIES
lContinued from First Pngc. }

tlcal and husinessiike way, 10 accom-
piish it at tic earliest possible moment,
but without undue haste. and only after
full consideration Of the needs of ter
ritory OF each section OF the country.
The committee will. from time to
tIine make announcements concerning
its Procedure
Applications for membership III the
new system poured in with the regu-
larity Of clock ticks TO-DAY. The csti-
mate Tonight was that close 10 LOCO
banks ana trust companies have applied
for membership. There arc few see
lions and fewer large cities that have
not at least one representative in the
long list ( tie estimate is correct
nearly one-screnth of the national
banks have asked To become members
secretary McAdoo was we'll pleased to-
night with this response
New applicants to-day included
Hampton. Va, Columbia, s. G.. Flor
encc ). e., Lancaster, S. G., Salisbury
y. G., Richmond, Va, Etowah. Tenn,
and Alexandria. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
SOCCER GAME AT
$500 CLOCK TODAY
Richmond Plays Men Who Will
Line Up Against Newport
News on New Years.

owing TO tho condition Of tho
grounds 1t was not possible to play
the soccer football game Christmas
Day. The teams will inec, this after
noon 4; 3:l5 o'clock
Richmond VIII play the team that
opposes Newport News on New Years
afternoon. The line-up being: goal. W.
IL Day; right back Il; Phpps. left
back. J w Summers; half backs.
tight wing. g. II Abbott: centre, q.
w. Draper; LOFT winr, j Porter; for
wards, right outside, L. ". Whiteworih;
right inside. T. Lavender; centre. J.
lett inside. G. Joanes.
a practice game VIII also be played
at tho same time on the opposite side
Of tho park. Tho teams will be chu-
sen on the ground
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
Reasons for llnboro,c Welcome.

WhsHinEton, December 29.-It is un-
dorstood by officials here that the
elaborate welcome accorded to Senior
De la Harra by tho populaco OF Tokyo
was particularly designed to express
the dissent Of ono Of the Japanese po-
htical factions from the official rcccp-
uon planned by the government.
In MS capacity of special envoy from
Mexico. diplomatic etiquette provides
Tor certain formal functions In honor
OF senior DO la Barra. The japanese
government. II was explained here to-
day. had adhered strictly To- the regu-
lar court ceremonial \ faction op-
posed 10 the government. however,, ar
ranged reception OF it's own. includ-
ing a torchlight procession. speech
making and sword presentation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
FIRE IN DEPOT AT DETROIT
Ola Michigan Central station Burns.
(nusinE Eohs OF S3Oun

IHPcc!aI 10 THO Times DIS patCh.l
Detroit, Mich. December 2s.-The old
Michigan Central Depot. built thirty
years ago. was destroyed By fire this
afternoon. Damage to property and
records is estimated At $500 600 The
ir" came on the eve OF the opening OF
the new $1,000. 900 depot Tho new
structure was 10 have boon formally
opened January 4, but trains were run
into II tonight and the change was
made with httIe Inconvenience.
The cause q; the ire has not been
determined. II started in the record
room, and is thought TO have been due
to defective wiring OF by rats eating
matches
When the fire broke out 500 employees
We're in the building There were
rumors Tonight or persons being
trapped ON tho third floor. where the
nye started but these could not he
verified 1t is thought all escaped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
Thirty THOUSAND FISH
SAVED At COsI or $40

Wdsh!urton. Dccrubc- aG-Sccrptury red
heid, OF IN" Department of Commerce. has
aust been advised by the Commissioner OF
FISHERIES 'hat. a. g total cost 81 less than
Sl'i aboat 10000 desirable foot ana game nsh
nav" been rescued from the Chesapeake ana
OHIO Canal which has Just been drained
hccaust OF Tho upyrhach 81 cold weather.
IN" canal Was watched between Great
Falls. Nd. aud SS-phcrdstoYu. w va
which section has hrou found in p-cVlou-
years 10 b." the most productive Three
snnXs ~ men, operating from dawn TN
dark, accomplished Tho work IN three days
and all the nsh LOFT she pools when The
waters Of tho cunRl wr-c drrwn on were
sein-d out and returned 10 the Potomac
river
or ihe number rescued. tile large mouth
and small mouth blaci bass constituted ove-
syQ crHppl'. rock bass Yarmouth bass and
other members Of the bass family. about
Loo. and the perchcs. catfish and sucgcrs
the roulsindcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27

LrnEuc being especially nnxious TO
land him. while Manager Ray Itynn, OF
Richmopd, Ii willing to purchase him
III ne rnnnOt make trn,ie. . want
two inncidcrs very bn,iI,. especially "a
good sh"rfst"p. aud ann willing to
pRrt with some OF my pin.crs To Iund
the men ] want. We also require
Tire" more good pitchers for n~>t year.
On" HounEstcr Rirhmond Offers IL n
very promising rig ht-hnndcr, and hnn
good cnrccr nhcnd Of him. lie Inns
size AMI speed. and those nre import
mt requisites on the mound"
Secretary w Is. BRADLEY, Of the
Rirhmond bn>chnii cInb. said last night
TINT hr did not know whit denl MINI
niger Ryan hind witt, ottawa. hut
TINT flynn Ind free hand. md was
after some Hrst-cInss rnnterini
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
DEPOSITS PRODUCE RADlUM
First i'm Eastern Part of Country Dis
covered In I'ennSNINnnIn.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Mauch Chunk, Pa. December PC
Radium- producing deposits. the first in
the Eastern part of the country. have
been discovered within Il mile of Aiauch
Chunk. Cropping out. of the cut made
by the TamaQua trolley along the east
ern base OF Mount Pisgah, directly be-
low Switchback, streaks and blotches
of a yellow substance are TO he seen
This Is carnotitc' from which, radium is
extracted
Government gcologists have made
tests Of the material. 1t has been def
nitely established that it contains ra-
dunn. Whether the property is of COM
mercial value cannot be determined un-
I'll further examination ia made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
OTTAWA PLAYERS MAY
COME TO RICHMOND
-Four of Richmonds Colts Are to Be Traded for First
Baseman Dolan Outfieder Robertson and Pitch
err kubat-Dolan May Be Purchased if
Trade Does Not Go Through

oftnua, Ontario, December d.
Several Ottawa bnscbuiiists arc likely
TO be traded for Ricbuiond players.
Ono OF the biggest deals In minor
League baseball IL now under way.
which Involves three players of Of
tnNu Canutiinn League champions md
four players of the ItIrhMOnd. Virginia
League, club. Tho Richmond players
concerned nrc unnamed, but include n
pitcher, two inhcldcrs and nm outBcIdcr.
rho Ottawa pIn!crs art Ernnk DOInn,
INST bnscnani itrd NobcrtsOn, out
heidcr, md Trnnk Ilubmt. pitcher.
Discussing the proposed deal, Man
aver shnuEhne-sy snId:
ut rnuy not through. nv nm,
Ionth TO part with Doinn. Tic Is the
most sought after Ipan In the Cnnu-
dinn League. two clubs in thc Central
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
SCOTT ELECTED DIRECTOR.
Former Senator on Bonrd of AIcxnn-
drfn National Bnnk.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Alexandria, Va, December 2t.--The
directors OF the AlcXandria National
Bank this afternoon elected Nathan II.
Scott, formerly United States senator
from West, Virginia. and president Of
the Continental Trust Company Wash
inEton, n member OF the board Of Ill
rectors.
The resignation OF 7. c. smith as
cashier. rendered several months ago
was accepted, and James Trimble. q
Washington banker. was elected cash
ier and member OF the board OF d-
rcctors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
COXEY AND GOULD
MATCHED FOR SERIES

Philadelphia. Deco 1lher 9G.It an
nouncel to-day that Jay Gould. Of New
York. ana George r. Covey. Of England.
will play & racquet match for the open
championship OF ii5 world hs-c :cx. March
Gouia Is The amateur champion o. the
world. and Covey holds the worlds prorcs-
siouai championship
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
Fatal Apartment House Fire.

THptcIN 10 The Times pispatCh.l
New York. December 26--Onc per-
son IL dead and three others are miss
ing as result OF an apartment house
nrc on the upper West side to- might.
Seventeen lives were saved By tremcn
in one of the plucl<iest exhibitions OF
hcroism ever seen in New York. Those
rescued were passed down ladders by
the tircmcn through shooting flame
from the windows OF the house
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
Two Killed In Wreck

Coppcr HI, Tenn, Dccembtr % =
Grant Hilton. q fireman. and j. W.
MONTGOMERY, rnachiniSt. were killed
near mere this morning. when the
Louisville and Nashville freight engine.
IN which they We're riding. was dcrailod
and overturned IIiltou's homo was
near Copper mn Montgomery lived
~ Nnlbcrson. y. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
FOR BEST FLAVORED MILK
Agricultural Department Advises Hrun
and Corn itntiun

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
Washington. December 2G.--Fecd
that COW OF yours on Il bran ana corn
cation If YOU desire TO get the best
favored milk.
This advice Was sent 10 tho farmers
to-day by tho department OF Arricul-
lure. which has just concluded q series
OF experiments in bovine dictics Sin
COWS were used. and in all nifty opin-
Ions on tho i!aYor OF milk produced
were passed. \ crushed oats ration
is advocated next 10 bran and corn
az fine milk producer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
UNIQUE GIFT FOR MRS. CLARK
salem Woman sends 500 Confederate
BilI with Verses on Back

SpccIaI 70 The Timcs-Dispatch
WASHINGTON. December 26-Mrs
champ Clark. wife Of the Speaker. re-
ccivcd 4 unique Christmas present to-
day Of Il 500 Confederate bill. on the
back OF Which was written some verses
TO tins now useless piece OF money.
The grit was sent by Miss Bcssie
Tomplins. OF Salem, Va. many of whose
kinfolk fought in the Civil War.