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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-18
WEALTHY CONTRACTOR TO
CONTEST WILL

CONTEST WILL
Charles W. Hudson, 4129 Prairie
avenue, wealthy contractor and di-
vorced husband Of Mrs. Viola Nc
Kenna Hudson, who committed sui
eide in London, said today that he
expects to contest the will by which
his former wife left Sc, 900 to Michael
Herbert, young Oxford student.
The contest viii be made on be-
half of her young daughter, Viola
Margaret Hudson, who was given in
to the custody of the father when
the divorce decree was granted. The
will left by Mrs. Hudson provided
that all property remaining after the
requests first provided for should go
to the girl.
The Northern Trust Company of
this city, trustees of the estate from
which Mrs. Hudson received her in
come, has caused its London branch
to take up the case. Although cor
oner's jury returned a verdict of sui
eide the English government will be
asked to make an investigation.
At a conference between Mr.. Hud-
son and officers of the trust company
it will be decided whether the U. S.
officials win be asked to interest
themselves.
what / have learned in cable
grams from London eonvinces me
that Mrs. Hudson did not write the
wfll, said Hudson today. at was de-
scribed as being poorly written and
badly spelled Mrs. Hudson was
highly educated and a good speller."
ESSAY ON LIFE
Barton County democrat., 1913-12-19
OLD SOLDIER DEFENDS HODGES
Asks That His Comrades Not Holler
Until They Are Given Cause.

The attention Of the old soldiers Of
this vicinity is respectfully called to
the following letter which recently ap
peared in the Dodge City Globe:
Ft. Dodge, Kans., Nov. 49,
Editor: l notice an article under a
Hutchinson date line entitled "The
Veterans Are Mad" and the article
publishes the resolutions Of Joe Hook.
er G. A. R. Post Of Hutchinson con-
demning Governor Hodges and the
Board Of Control for something they
have not yet proved themselves gull
ty Of. / am a veteran Of the Civil
War and an inmate Of the Kansas
Soldiers Home, and wish to say that
the resolutions Of Joe Hooker Post
and the Relief Corps OF Hutchinson
are misleading, unfair and unjust,
not only to the present administra--
ton but to those Of US who have
been unfortunate enough to be com
PEELED to accept the wise provisions
q patriotic Kansas In behalf Of
her veterans. I am getting Just as
~>71 re .eteu # mvself ard Grip
Barton County democrat., 1913-12-19
NEELEY is A FIGHTER.

In our opinion the Topeka Capital
did Congressman Neeley an injustice
when it quoted him as saying that he
would run for Senator provided that
the Republicans and Bull MOosers did
not get together. There may be SOM
reasons for Neeley to hesitate in get
ting into fight for the u. S. sem
ate. Neeley is poor, the Seventh dis
trict now has one senator, and there
are other men who have some claim
upon the nomination. This may in
fluence Neeley, but we do not be-
lieve he would be influenced by amy
influence outside of his own party
He made the race and put up hard
fight for election for congress wher
his district was 1000 Republican. He
went down to defeat against Ed Mad
isou by nearly 5000, but he wen
down fighting and was ready to steG
in few months later and make a win
ming fight for the same office that b
was defeated for. Neeley is not tn
kind Of a fellow to count the vote
in the opposite party before he get
in. The Capital, we fear drew on 1t
imagination when It said that Neele,
would not run unless the opposition
was divided. Congressman Connelly
Barton County democrat., 1913-12-19

pied wife as the state of Kansas has
ever given her defenders. l am a
Republican Of Republicans, but have
always believed in fair play, and ]
do believe that If Joe Hooker Post
and their auxiliary, the WOmens Re
lief Corps, had thoroughly inVestigat
ed matters they would never have
passed the resolutions. Let us wait
until we are insulted by being asked
to dress like oonvicts or lunatics be
fore We protest.-JOHN R. COOK
late of Co. E., 18th Kansas Infantry
present address Fort Dodge, Kans.
Barton County democrat., 1913-12-19
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER

The Bulb MooSers OF this part Of
The state have become very active
tie past few weeks, and a great
gathering Of the followers of the in.
vincible Teddy will be held in Hutch.
aneon on the 29th of this month, al
wAich time is it greatly feared by
snme Of the onrthefence Republicans
q this county and district it will be
Wged that a complete Progressive
ticket be put out in every county IN
tie district. A number Of the locai
Republican office holders, and some
WHO would Hike to be, are strong
y in favor of the Progressive par
y movement, but they fail to hayt
the courage Of their convictions anG
tAe,r gyrations to keep from commit
ting themselves on the question /;
lndicrous in the extreme. But i
Barton County democrat., 1913-12-19

is going to be a case next fall OF
damned If you do and damned if
you DON'T and they might just as
well make up their minds to face
thu music and take their medicine.
Barton County democrat., 1913-12-19

Jake Hofterber, Of Comanche town
ship, and Charley Brenn, Of Bllir
wood, were looking after business
matters and visiting with friends ID
the city Wednesday.
Barton County democrat., 1913-12-19

Usher Boyd was visitor from the
south side Wednesday, and reports
the roads in pretty good shape out
that way.
Barton County democrat., 1913-12-19

Constantine Schneider was down
from Olmitz Tuesday, paying taxes
and looking after other business mat
ters and visiting with friends.
Barton County democrat., 1913-12-19

Frank Seeber was in Topeka this
week on a business trip.
Barton County democrat., 1913-12-19
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1918.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-16
3ic anocre scife.


S1crtc merocn Die @rubenbeiiber in
@cIt Girgiticn Dor Dem Scuats.
llntcrilldllnas Gonite oas @ort
baben. Senator Martine'3
Jlcoc bci'm @ottcsOicnit.
GbarlcIton, v. .Ga.. 10. Sltni.
- Sn Der sur 3ct BON Dem Senats-
Gomite geiiibrtcn llntcriuflmg iibcr
Die llnItonoc 0e2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III @eItsTarginien miro morgen 5ilm
crltcn 0ioIc Die Seitc Der @ruben.
Gclibcr 5ll &orte tonmen. Iieiel-
ben bcabIihtigcn. cine QroBc 9ln5abl
bon 3clgcn ms Selo 5lt itcllcn, INN
ill bcluciien. oaB niht iie Die Gerolt-
mortula filr Die friegsdbnlihcu 3u-
itGnoe in Den Nuint Greet. mo Ga-
bin Greet. .Srubcnoiitriftcn 5u tro1eu
bdbCn
Goa Gomitc bate beute eiueu
,Scicrtog. Iic :Dlitglieoer maren Die
@Gitc pronlincnter 9iirger Der Staot
bel ucrihicbcnen geiellidaftliden
,Sllnftioncn. Senator Wartine bon
9telp. Scricp biclt beutc Worgelt BON
DER aan5cl Der crlten Wetbooilten-
airbc cine bcmerfcnsncrtbe 9lnipra-
die. Gr crflGrtc Die pbuiiihen Cuel-
len bca Sunbes ieieu lnerihopflid).
God" 10 iubr or tort, Die reibcn
Minerul. .SGtocrcien Cures StoatcS
iino 1etroiicn morocn bon Dem ser.
it6renocn Sranoc uneriGttlihen Gei.
5ca. Ter 9e6tblum oes Staotcs lit
ocn Siclcn Don Den @enigen meg
gcnonmen lunrocll."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-16
Gridluiicm i'd acacnlciiia.

&nprpillc, Senl., 15. Srlti. -
&iilis Sdcriif Sobn Sliger lmb Soc
Siptoll, Ocn cr 3ll ncrboitcn irdtc,
t0Otetcn lid gcitern glbeno ollf Der
SnnhItrnBc nabc 9fllgbp, Senn. 5ip-
ton mor ongctrlnfclt uno fellertc NIT
icincm Hepplper milo ooroui los, ais
SIiger ol i'm bernntrut lIno i'm oltfs
iorOcrtc, lid, jll crge6en. Sipton rid.
tctc Oorulli ieine @oiic gcgcn oen BE.
onlten, Der icincrieita ebeniaas ieillc1
9icpoluer 5oQ. 9ciOe ielertcn 81
glcihcr ,3cit 9lls Ser 9iolb lid Der
ilogcn, logen @cioc Oidt ncbcncinun'
Scr foot oa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-16
StnatsicfrctGr Sruan iebr bcidJGftiat

" binatoL 10. rlni. -
Stoot@icfrctGr Grpon bot cine &c.
ld)oitiQc @od,c Dor lid; aus oieien1
@rllnoc bot cr ieinen GInn morgcr
III GbarIestown Moii1 ,tup nnt 10
o., 9ftS in Gornca, !V'nii, 9lnipro.
den 5I boltcn, nllfgegeben. Gr miro
Dor oenl I. SuIi @oibington nift
pcrloIien.
llntcr Ocn @cgenitGn0cn, ucltbc
bcn StontSicfrctGr in Der ndditen
,}cit bcicb6itigcn luerben, befinocn it'd
Oic ioponiibc Gontroperic, Die oiplo-
motiihcn Grncnnllngen lIno Die Eros
tcitc nlcbrcrcr oitaldnOiider 9iotio.
ncn ge1cn Die oonliniitrotipen &c.
Itinllllmgcll Der lln0cnuopo Tarif-
0iQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-16
Sdjnea geridDtet.

Gollmbin Diiii, Is. SSluli. .--
NadbcnI cr Den GonOufteur Somes
C5innu pon Der 9terp Srlcons on0
@reot 9iortbcrn @n6n erihoiien h1t-
tc, mlroe gcltern 9lbeno Der 9teJer
Genlis Solu. cin Eniiagier, bon ci-
nen onOcrcn Foiiogier ourd cine
algcl gctootct, ols er olrdJ ein Sen,
itcr oes @o9Gons binour6 3ll iprin.
gen perindtc. Zen 9InloB 81 Der
SdieBerei gnb Scr llmitnno, bnb ser
Gonouttclr Dem 9eger megeu ieineS
ungebiibrlihen Setrogcns 8oritelllm'
gen gcn1nht botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-16
gergrap 8euno r2epa6ea SCI de
eub

pom Gantlls Srpnrtc, mo cr gInllbc
liht, Dob Ser Goufila l0n9er ais cine
Nocbe mGbrCn miro.
Ser &i nm ocl Woll- mo ocn
3ldcr 3olliub miro lnlnncbr, 10.
lucit Ole 9cmotratcn III @ctrnht fonI.
men, ola crlt0iQt betrlhtct. !Uinn
alaubt, ooB oic Scnntorcn HonSocIl
mo Sbornton ppn 9ouiiiunu lm0
Montuna bic cinjigcn Gcmofrntcil
icin mcrbcn, ue.hC Is Ocrlp1laerll
pcrocu. lidJ al bn1 0ebot 0ca Gur-
flra 5u bin0cn >Sn, Scnotor @nllh
mag in0or ieincn @iOcritnno nlli1c'
ben. nuh0em ca nm oiicnbor lit, bob
cr ollcS III icincn &rditcn StebcnOt
Nctbon bot iml Die Grbcbnng cinca
flcincn ;3oIlcS mrf HobuoIlc burcb
5lltbcn
Gir GompoAnc SrNoniiutioncn
Scr GCnotrnten lno 9icpublitoner i'm
HcprGicntuntCnbnlle mcr0cn hAl0
S6rittc cinlcitcr. nm iid) iiir Ole
nGhitc Gampoanc 5lt or9oniiircn.
9Iui bciocn Sciten 9icbt e5 Guntcitc
Inn hcn &oriibcr Eoitcn.
9llf rcpublitoniidIcr Scitc mcroen
Der illnNircnOc &oriitcr 9irfc Don
9tor0 Gnfotn mo Hcprdientnnt
@oroncr Don Nioiinduictt3 ola 9ln.
mGrtcr iilr Ooa 9lntt bcionocrs cr.
mGhnt.
2Ild) chi Ocnlof:1tiid)cr Scitc hat
man lih nod, niht ulli Die E9rioll
ocH &oriiBcra Oca GonQrcB Gonite'3
QeciniNt. [icpr6icntant Slopo pon
Q'iIiolri lit nod tcnporGr EorIiber,
mill 'id obcr nidt nftip im ocn 80,
itcn bcmcrbCn. 9llBar ibnr iino 0ir
HeprGicntNnten GoremuS non Niidi
gan, Cline Don Sn0innn lno Sobotb
Don Slliltoia III Tcrbinolrn0 nit Der
@eicbln0 OcS 9llntcS Crlu6but nor.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-16
TredDcr Hanb.

indianapolis, Sno. Is. lul'
nj. - @0brcnO Sri. Stella Sod &C.
tern gl6cno cincn Stnno aili Dem
Stootmorftc pcriob. trot elm Qutae.
flci0ctcr Ncgcr nn iic berol ilho 6nt
tic. Oh lie ibm pielleidt YapieraeIo
iilr So @oloitildc geben fonne.
Gos iungc Otoohen bejabtc mo
crtnabm Der aoiie bier $5.9ioien. Sic
reid)te oieielben bem Negcr. Der pier
ol1n5enoe neue Eennies in ibrc aus.
gcitrefte 0ono iollen lieb. Che tic
lid pon ibrenl Gritalmen iiber Die
,Sred1beit oeS 9uriden erboIt, lunr
oerielbc in Dem @eluiibl, oos oni 0cul
0iorftc beriGJte, perihlullnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-16
@e,iidt uun @tncent ylitpr's @erlo-
buua.

Ncu port, u. 5, 10. Sltli. -
Soa @criic)t, oaB Sr. Gincent 9litor
ih nit Sri. Oiorgoret j. Nnbrelus
ucrlobt babe, luiiroe bel Dem lebten
9eiud) oes Griteren III oieier Stoot
mieoer ncu belebt, obmobl Sr, slitor
eiucm 3eitnnesmanne seeeniiber be,
lHerfte aseeltlt-idl aud eifleiit inn.
gen Mdoden s(ifnterfianlfeiten ers
meiic, 10 lit oos bod, nod fem 3ci4
den. oob ib nit ibr perlobt bin"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-16
Trei Veriunen rrtriinfcn.

Sam ono, Snoy 10. Silni. -
9ei oem Gcrilidc. alf Der SSabrt IN
cincm Hiiberboot, alf Dem Geoar-
2afc Die Sibe 5ll lpehicln, ertranfer
orci MGnncr, pGbreno 5lpei anoere
nit fnapper ?eotb cinenl 9lciden
Shidial cntgingcn. Sic 5ootcr iinO:
eouarb S'Mura, a Sabre alt;
GloriS aalrolls, % Sabre alt, bno
9titoIoS aalrolls, 80 Sabre alt.
@GItc zines nobe gelcgeneu Sotcls
rcttctcn Die beiocu anoeren Sniaiien
OeS Noutes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-16

- &n Der 8egeno bon @reut
9cno, aaS, iilo IN Der 3eit meuiger
Stnnocn icfs 3oa Regen gefoaen.
lpeldcr Die Nieoerilng litter 8aiicr
icbtc, lno piele NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
murbcn ourb beitiaell Wino libel 3u'
gcri6tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-16
Amerikanifdes 2siirgerreGt!

1913
eridbteueur 8. uer6eiicrte, permebrte Nnflase.
SIR ieoet Sinaepnnoerten III es bon Sns
iere,ie sii erfubrtn, luie ct nat ftneuftem sSsee
oas glirgerredbt erlnnGen fam; gletdseii1
ipeid)e giedbie ;eirc 2rnli, ie;ne ainoer erWer'
ben ssie bat mon iitp bel etnem 9eln3 oer
siir W;iliiirbeb1roe? slue 0ieie uub SnHberte
1llberer Sraeell beanituortet gioiar 4allmeners
bo0eieeanteS sserf: Isle iperSe tdD Shrger Der
Yefeiutatei, ataatcn?" Sefes beutIb mo
ennlifcb eelcbricbene Bud 9iebt guslunit. uie
NAN oieies 3ieI icbneu erretdt, melds 5orinl'
ltdien njtbig fine. meltc Rnpiere man bei'
bri;loeu nIb ipeIcbe Sragen eeitet weroen
uio oeren 9'enniiporfiing, mie MN ieinen sa'
men dnoert, iuie berloreier Shr9erbrtef uieoer'
3ilerIlIigei 1T. etc.
(3egeil GoreinfenouHg S1OO toitenlrele 3ii'
fenoiinp oes 99erfe5.
6. G. 8nioe yubIliBtnB eompanh.
POS CAT 45. Street, HensYurf
(pai1o-WtoWtSr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-16
4. !. =
Aa dos puGlikum.

Ser &crfuui pom Staot.Nbligatln'
ncu, Ser pdbrcno Der pergan9cnell
8ohe i'm @ong mar, 1T III Ieocr oll'
lid)t criolgreid gcmeicn. Son Orn
5llcrlt angcbotencn So. 100000 mlr-
ocu enpa $3,500,000 pcrfauit.
Gen 2illon5 GonlnliIlorcn ltcben
etua $500,000 sur 9lnlage SIR Tcr'
iiiolmq nit oencn eil correiponoi-
rcnocr 9etrag BON $2,0O0,0OO 0e-
fault ipcrbcn mag; eiu 9ic't bon ctma
81 100000 luiirOc oelngcmGB per
blci6cn.
Iic bis6er efieftllitten @crfdllIc
bdben ser Staot gcnii9cnoc ,SonOS
fiir etlihe Oionote cingcbrad)t; Die
sSinanj.GonlnliiiGrc Gabcn beIdlnlell,
ocu iebigeu Terfaui ein5lltcllcn llo
sic perbleibenoen Gbligotioucn 81
ipGterer 3cit an5u6ietcr penn Die
3ultGuoc cincn bGbcren Ercla in Nn3s
iht ltellen.
I'm uul Gicrnonoc1 Der lid) 3llnl
9anIen cntihlolien, aber oa5ll nod
teinc &orfchrlng gctroflcn bat Don
Dem iebigen 9erfallfe all55lli6licBclL
miro Der Gcrfoui nGhrenb Der Sanf
itllnbcn beute fortgeieBt. 9lnl Sdlnb
scr Nei6Gitc, bentc, 3 llbr ysad)mit'
tags, luiro Der nnDcrfanft blcibenoc
Melt Der Sbligatiorcn snriifgc5oaen.
9enjenigen, Die bon oielen Sbli9o'
tunen foilien luollen obcr nl6t Iorort
Oen pollcn Setrog in Vaar crlcgcn
tonnen, miro bas Eriuileg ertbeilt
Sen 5ag Der 3abllng einen Monot
81 perideben, inocm lie 29o oes De
TRACES Ser pon ibncn gepilnihtel
: Sbftootipnem bel Dem StabtsHcdi1tra
tor beponiren.
Die generoie @etbeili0lnlg ocS
Yublifims on bieier Siierte lit bodIt
erfreuIid) unb ho6 geidGbt porOen
ilno Nameils Der GommiiGre pilt-
ibc idb 5uerit ollen Iencn 5il barfelL.
bie 81 Dem grfolg bieieS ScrfouIeS
bcitruacn, luno bonn Senen 81 gratll.
lircn, bic 9ort6eilc baralla cr5ieltcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-16

abuHnenteu. bic ben ,.Sentidben Gorre-
ipunoenten" nidlt pnHftlid pber unregei-
mdi;ig erbalten, iinb aebeteu, oer Office
happn per seIepbom uber idIriitlid N,it-
ttcilnng Sn niadDcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-16
Amnurr 4 Brher =
ScntidJcs Sanf- nno @adIclaeid)dft.
Wiitgliroer Der 9ttirn6Uric.
26 Sumtll. Strnsc,


,,NniuNnl WnnI OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
gll mo Nernu pun sliicn uno ShlRdti1'
llcn 9Scrhiel uln Grchthrclc nll nlIc baur
fdchlihcu Stihc GurOpu'e. Hllls uuo GcrfGui
irenroer Giclniorien. ioluic gleiertiQnl1 non
HonmahtCn Scbiiiefarcll pon uno nud 9eutld
ldTto. tYprli2I-.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-30
Value of Crops Raised on Coun
try's Farms Greater Than
Ever Before.
Ever Before.

Washington. December 29.-Ten bill
non dollars worth OF products. 10000
oOV,VQu or cash income--a bumper year
in spite OF droughts and other set
backs-is the 1913 record of 5000, 900
American farms
The United States' most successful
year OF husbandry produced S6.lOU,000,-
0ou worth OF crops, or which S2.S96,UOo,-
900 were represented by cereals alone,
and S3,65Q.Uuo,9UU worth of animals sold
and slaughtered. and animal products.
The value of the 1913 crops is twice
that OF 1899. more than $1,000. 900, 900
over 1903, and substantially greater
than 1912.
or all the crops. it Is estimated that
~ per cent VIII remain on farms, and
that 20 per cent OF the animal produc-
tion also will remain. on that basis
the cash income is estimated at S.
lSiI 100000.
Despite record year of crop value
although the record OF production has
fnlien--and tho fact that tho number
Of farms has Increased III per cent since
be 100000 farms in the country, the
! Department OF Agriculture, In discus
sion of tho subject. made public to-
lower cost OF living will result
However desirable Increased pro-
ducton on farms may appear from the
consumers standpoint, ii does not fol-
low that such increased production
would result in any increase in the
cash income per farm or per capita OF
farm population, or that prices paid
says the report.
Had the total production IN 1919
equaled or exceeded the 1912 produc-
ton, 1T seems probable that the casl,
income per farm would not have been
greater and might have been less than
III 1912. but II IN extremely doubtful
whether the cost TO the consumers
would have been less because retail
prices are raised promptly on Il pros
pect of under production. but are slow
to decline ii there is ovcrproduction.
The long line or distributors and
m;ddlemen between the farmer and
the consumer are III position to take
advantage of the market and to q Ger
tain extent control II.
Corn valued at S1,692, 100000 com.
prised IS per cent of the value OF all
crops. although the volume was under
the record. Other principal crops, with
values. are given in the order In which
they come. Cotton. s79S, 900. o0o hay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-30
sltuatiuns 1uanten, esaIr

POSITION WANTED BY EXpER1.
enced registered pharmacist. Best OF
references - AZ. care Times Dis
match
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-30
auction 5alrs, Cbis Day
High Constable's Sale

Will sell by public auction, on
TUESDAY, THE BOTH DAY OF DE-
CEMBER, 1913.
o'clock z. AZ.
at l12-11+ North Seventeenth street
tho following property, to satisfy n
distress warrant Cora g. Jonathan
ministratrix. rs. Clarence Il. Robin
sonl, in my hands:
Iron Safe, Ice Box, two pair Scales.
Trays. Counters, etc.
TERMS: Cash
W. II. WYATT, JR.,
Ii. @ @ u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-30
,sember Of underwood fonyenfIop.

Fredericksburg. Va, DECEMBER 2sS-
Henry Jackscn, coloreda WHO died bore
at the age OF seventy nine years. ~ an
In member OF tho Underwood Cor,
tutionai Convention held In n tch saaf3i
shortly after tho Civil War. fIss iafts
ITO family, TIE body was tnkou ~
Summit for burial, IT u d 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-30
PDttceg

SPECIAL SALE FOR BALANCE OF
the season In millinery and ready
made garments Tor ladies' misses a nd
children. Alterations free. MRS.
JULIUS BEAR. 1921 Cast Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-30

Richmond, Va, December 20. 1918,
THE DIRECTORS OF THE CENT,R AL
National Bank. OF Richmond. Va,
have this day declared n dividend of
ono and one-.half Dor cent on the
ing December 81. 1918. and payable
on, Ind after January 2. l0i4. Checks
Will bo mailed.
PHILIP E. w GOODWIN,
4 49, & w. Cashier.
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HAVE BIC STOCK OF DUMP WA.
CONS at low price Several tor
and open spring wagons, very Low
IN price.
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THIS IS no NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
mat ! win not be responsible Tor
other than myself. JOS. ScHITntRT
3of East Leigh street
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1seaI oEstate lAantrn

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH j. A. CON.
NELLY y co. Write postal for nee
sary blanks.
WANT TO BUY SIX or SEVEN-RO0M
brick house. not exceeding So 600
east of Robinson Street north of
Main street il II, care Times Dis
patch.
WANTED. TO LEASE FURNISHED
hotel In city or prosperous town.
Ten years experience as PROPRIETOR
OF several large hotels. r los, care
times Dispatch
LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PROP
eity with us. WEI. NJ MILLER &,
CO. INC.
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patch.
II y y T. Il + Need BOUKKEEPER
young man, with references. wishes
situation Madison SS5-L.
\ young MAN DESIRES = POSITION
as bookkeeper or other clerical
work, Address III 10. cnre Times
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solicitors ano salesn,en

statesmen WHO WORK THE COIN
try store trade can make good money
handling. well.known and extensive
ly-ndYertised limo on tho si.lc; state
Address p. y. Box 1142. Richmond,
Va.
CALENDAR Statesmen FOR OUR
1916 imported and domestic line
New selling plan. enabling to meet
All competition. p. o. Box 2SI5-H1,
philadelphia.
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The First National Bank
OF Richmond. Va.

December II, 1913.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETING;
OF the stockholders OF the First Ma
tional Bank Of Richmond, Va, for
the election OF directors and for the
transaction OF any other business
which may properly come before said
meeting Will be held TUESDAY JAN
UARI IL. 1914, at IL o'clock noon in
the directors room of tho hank
Ninth and Main Streets. Richmond.
~. NJ. ADDISON,
Cashier
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4 sireater nichmonas Greatest Neuupnper
U Z Glmrg MS4Ip Dlgpaieh
8dREATEsT WANT AND REAL Es-
81 TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA, AND
Il ONE OF THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates

Daily, one cent per word when paid
In advance. No ad. taken for less than
}Etes cents.
One and onc-half cents word NIL
eisssifcations except Situation Wanted
for Sunday. Situation Wanted. one
cent word. No nd. Sunday taken for
iesS tiina fifteen cents.
IS No ads: taken for less fhnn twenty
Ave cents when rhoncd In or charged
at the counter.
Fhone orders not guaranteed.
For business contracts. send for the
Want hd. Nun. Phone Monroe 1.
Classification NOT guaranteed after
$3.50 r. III.
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The Union Bank OF Richmond, Vir-
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE,
Stockholders OF the Union Bank viii
11o4 East Main Street, on Thursdav.
January S, 1914. at 10 O'Clock noon.
GEO. w. CALL.
Cashier
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SPECIAL MEALS--DEER STEAKS.
chops. rabbits. chickens turkeys and
everything good to eat: all wild game
IN season 1t serves the best OF
everything at popular prices. Try nc.
TIE NEW YORK RESTAURANT
SOC i.aNt Min Strent -
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FOR SALE. FARM or $50 ACRES.
situated good auto road. fifteen
miles from Richmond: fifty acres
cleared and In good state of cultiva-
ton. balance in timber; good six
room dwelling: large barn and All
other necessary outbuildings; four
miles from station. Price, $4,000.
Accommodating terms. NJ. G. MANN
& co, 915 Hull Street, Richmond.
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/ FOR SALE. LOTS IN BARTON
Heights, Norwood, Falkland. Ginter
for home; easy terms. w G.
CRENSHAW. 1905 East Cary Street.