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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-15

dressing But 1t Is the forced re-
suits OF an actual insuficiency OF
wages to support life in decency and
in the manner the nature OF the EN-.
ployment demands which are being
considered Just now, and they can not
be dealt with on the average prin.
ciple. Tie wage OF each girl stands
by itself 1t is the only one she can
use. Tie girl drawing $5a week may
combine with the one drawing $50 sta
itlstically, but she can not do so actual
Ily. She must live on her own So.
Therefore, talk OF the average wages
paid in an establishment does not
reach the heart OF the matter.
The figures quoted in reports Of
the Chicago investigation go to show
that So week is an absolute mini
mum for mere existence Of girl liv-
ing entirely upon her own income.
They seem to make no provision for
clothing. shoes and hats. Girls nat
urally desire to be neatly and becom-
lngly dressed. 1T takes money to buy
hats. suits, waists. shoes and the long
list of things necessary IN girls
wardrobe. This can scarcely be done
on what Is given as The average
wages. Certainly it can not be done
by those who receive anything below
the average. Fortunately for most of
these. they live at home and are not
entirely dependent upon their earn
ings for these things woman must
have which are not included in the
schedule OF necessary expenses. it Is
the unfortunate girl who does not
have such home to supplement- her
income who must be considered in
determining the sufticiency Of wages.
1t seems clear that out Of this in
vestigation and discussion must come
q generally accepted standard of the
necessary minimum wage, below.
which no girl who supports herself
can be expected TO go and remain
the girl she undoubtedly earnestly de-
sires to be. To her no doctrine of
averages can be applied, There is q
point below which a girls wages
should not fall. II this point can be
definitely determined and II employ
ers can be induced to adopt it as a
standard. something which the kind
~ and earnest expressions Of most OF
them indicate is likely, much good
will result from the investigation and
lagitatiOn.
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a booklet is Iilrepared, setting out
the advantages OF the city for homes
and making money. Reciting the edu-
cational, CHURCH and social advan;
tages; the clubs, societies and enter.
tainments; manufacturing, CONNER.
cial enterprises: the conyeniences OF
home life in the city: for health, happi.
ness and prosperity, written in attrac'
tive style, giving views Of homes for
sale, and descriptions Of ,sity lots for
home Investment or speculation, also
pictures of ,pub9es buildings and
points of interest, setting out further
the development of natural resources
about the city.
Every man. woman. boy or girl Of
the city has the opportunity Of send
ing as many OF these bookletsas they
desire to trelr friends but Of town,
either enclosing them. in their letters
or by sending in mailing list TO Mr..
Harris office, instructing that the book
let's be mailed. On the outside front
cover of the booklet a space is pro.
vided for the sender, with compli-
ments. The party receiving the book
let will appreciate, that II was sent
from friend. interested to have them
locate and invest in their city, and
that the booklet was moi sent through
an organization merely to boom the
town.
Mr.. Harr has arranged a series Of
prizes in connection with the dIstrIbu,
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;he carried IN a tin box IN his pocket
All that the htgghl 81 obtained
was d checkbook, which is worthless to
them. They made their escape after
being chased several blocks by sew
eral citizens, who had been attracted
by the bankers cries of stop, thief.'
Bauer had ben to branch of the
bank in Webb street. Just after he
lert the building two men suddenly
sprng toward him out of the dark
ness one OF them striking him a stun
ming blow on the head. 1t felled him
to the pavement but realizing he had
been attacked by highwaymen. Bauer
purposely fellfupon the box containing
the $1,000, at the same time reaching
into his pocket and extracting check
book which 1t contained. This he
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-15

lege, the Methodist school for women
at Baltimore. He said, if slyOOO,OoO
was not raised by April. 1 the college
would close its doors. Half this sum
has been guaranteed, but tile other
half million must be pledged
The golden jubilee of the class OF
'64 was celebrated. Sixteen members
composed the class during the Civil
War. Six are living 'and five We're pres.
emit Rev. S. G. Swallow, Of Harris,
burg. W. R. Whitney OF vtneIahd, II.
r.; ]. NJ. Nest, of Baltimore Confer.
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Be 4 WINNER Of COLO.
]. !. WATCH US GROW

ton OF these booklets; thcffnani wo-
man, boy or girl sending out boolsiata
bearing their name to parties who ins
vest in Fairmont real estate through
Levi B. Harr on or before July
aggregating the greatest amount VIII
receive 500 in gold.
The man, woman, boy or girl send.
Ing out booklets bearing their naInea;
to parties who buy Fairmolt red es;
tate through Levi B. Har5on or be.
fore July 1st, 1913. 'aggregatlhg theS
greatest number of sales Will reeeise
500 in gold.
The man, woman, boy ofsglrt who.
sending out booklets bearing their
names to parties who buy real ess
in Fairmont through Levi B. I1arT. On
or before July LIST, 1913, shall receive
gold com for each and every sale
that Levi B. Harr makes toiartles re-
ceiying the booklet.
The only condition in awarding the
gold is. that the purchaser ahals re-
celve d Eoaklat vs. = o the sale, bear
ing the ~ sender thereby
emitting \ fa'' otthe3gold. Tie
purchaser Z; Fur sent the bookle
or produce ii. upon request, as proof
4
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WHAT MEANS rHE DELAY?

What is the matter with the good
roads movement for FairmoRt district?
The bonds have been voted and the
good weather is coming on and the
work should be commenced to get
anything done this year Huntington
district is advertising for bids for her
roads and Falrmont district should az
least keep pace with Warrington.
= The work Of building these roads
means good deal to Fairmont. It
will give work to hundreds of men
and teams and add to the prosperity
OF the community. No matter what in
-dustrial conditions might be, other,
wise, this work alone would keep bust
ness good while the construction work
is going on.
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sTEiE FAILLAcY OF AVERAGES.

I'M Considering the question of the
gufiSienty Of wages for women we
ire apt to fail victims to the doctrine
d averages. That insufficient wages
ereateia condition which leads TO
aamentahle resultst Is conceded on all
sstdesy Those results often come, we
are only too well aware. when wages
il ssathcSent for actual living, but
not for much else in the way of
amusement and neat or tasteful
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ALTOONA, Pa, March ia stir
rihg appeal was made by Bishop 7. $,
Henderson of Chattanooga before the
Central Pennsylvania Methodist Con
terence Yesterday to save Goucher Col;
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GREAT GUESSING.

From the Washington Starr
Asman who undertakes to tell ex.
actly what he is going 10 do and how
heels going to do ithas to be wonder
fully good guesser,
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handed to the robbers, One Of them
then snatched the book and both Of
them then took to their heels.
Partially stunned, the banker
sprang to his, feet. shouting stop,
theft" ana stAtted after his assail-
ants. One of them turned and fired at
him, but the shot went wild. Several
citizens then took up the chase, but
the holddpemeR'escaped. n
Bauer Is confined 10 his home IN
the care OF physician, but is not
thought to- bg..ytripaalS hurt, The
police are searching for his assall-
ants.
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/: A. REAL AMBITION.


(From the Deseret News.}
We wouldn't care who made the
laws or wrote. the songs of the people
live could but fix the prices of food
stafs.
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AN EXCEPTION.
tFrom Life.l

What goes up must come down"
eyiasatlg does not apply to the high
eost e it5eg sil
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Youmight as well be anSadfeades
and get into the practice of5bustng
things to best advantage.
To-day may besthe very best dity a
weeks, or months on, which 10 bas RI
For positive information. $40 tie aiIs
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enee; A. R. Miller Of Lewisbui and
John Leckie. of Hazleton
A plan of raising 100000 needed
for annuity fund was adopted yestsF
day by assessing each Of 5000 nienis
bers in conference 5 centsa years
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TO SAVE aoucAER eottsaE.

MUST CLOSE DOORS If $4,000 is
NOT RAISED. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-15

Emit Feed MIL. area Fleming L,
0. Hoult apaa;orher Marion county
dealers. @ss. 'Fss -;
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Z. GILkEsoN.
ctothler and Furnlsher.

PvBLIcATtoH OFFICE,
ssssS 1GlIdLnG Monroe Street
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sIitefed ii the Postomcs at Fairmont,
Virginia, q Sesond-clnSs matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
District No. 6---Automobile Contest

DISTRICT No. O comprises Surry, Sussex, South
ampton, Dinwiddie. Brunswick, Nottoway, Buck
inKhnm, Amherst Rockbridge. Amelia and Prince
Edward Counties.
MRS. ROSCOE CoNKLING Crewe, Va. .... 1000
p. L. HARRUP, r. F.. u. No. 2 Yale, Va 400
MISS ELLEN NASE, Hebron, Va. .. 10f3
SAMUEL q, WALkEN' JR, lexington. Va. 1000
]. a. ADDLEMAN Farmvle, Va r. T.. D. H. $500
MISS H. .: allen Jarratt Va...... 1900
N 10. Jf..NI.l' Naltnf.N BERGMAN Surry 11,144
MISC M TILE tstADeHAW. Hice. Va...... 1000
w. r. bhADSffaW. Green Say, Va........ 1000
DIX. W. ,. BRltiliS, Ilnwlddle, Va. L 900
D. r. BRlGHIW ELL Blackstone. Va. 5000
MISS EMMA HUTTON, Ammon, Va.......... 6.400
L. y. CLlsME Wakeneid, Va............. $500
JAMES L. COLGlN' petersburg! Va......... 1000
WIN, n. CRENeHAW' farmViiie Va....... 1000
GEO. a. CROLLE, Grove, Va. r. +. D. g.
Box as ..................... $500
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ROBERT J. DUESBURY Church Road. Va. IL 900
w. Fl. DREWRY, Ivor, va..................l1,O50
STACY v ELLIS. Waverly. Va. IL, o4O
W EMORY ELMORE Lawrencevle. Ve.... 900
MISS DELE EPPS. Petersburg, Va. 1000
MISS SARA w. ESTES. Burkevlie. Va, r.
-. ~ -, no. o,SOl
NAT FELTS. Capron, Va. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
MISS LILLIAN FINCH, Lawrenceville, Va. II 600
JULIAN H. GARY. Franklin, Va........... 1000
Joseph GUZA. JR., Mattoax. Va ..........l0.S5o
MRS. i. 0. HARDAWAY. Farhville Va..... s,o54
MISS MATTE HARTMAN Lexington. Va. ii. 2O2
r. j. JACKSON, stony Creek. Va. .......l10 900
MISS GLADYS JAMES, Crewe, Va...........11,592
. r, JONES. Bells Valley, Va IL, o39
w w LEWIS Charlie Hope, Va. 1000
MRS. W. r. MATTHEW'S. Charlie Hope Va. 1000
r. w. MCINTOSH, Farmvlle. Va. ........... 11,o74
MISS ELEANORA MILLER, Jarratt Va..... 5000
MRS. j H. MITCHELL. DilIwyn. Va. .......I ,O75
>: ~ MITCHELL. Charlie Hope. 1000
CHAS. r. MYERS Petersburg. va......... IL. 900
H. II MoOREFIELD. Farmville. Va. r. r. D. 1000
j. D. PARKER, Raphlne, Va..............I1,0S s
MRS SALLIE T. PAULETT. Hampden- Sid
MRS. j A. PILoUT. Sutherland va......1l.o7o
j. II. RENELL. Branchville Va.......11o1 ola
j. w. ROGERS. Amelia. Va............ 600
MRS. b. w SEBREIL Sebrell. Va. ....... IL. COS
j: CREATH SHELBURNE, Green Bay Va. 500
Mis-: r. a. SHORT. kress. Va. ............. $500
MISS CARRIE SLATE Petersburg Va 5000
MISS EVELYN NJ SNEAD. Judd. Va 900
MISS MARGARET TUCKER, Chanpo vail o1e
MISS MABEL LEE VAUGHAN, Rice, Va 900
MRS CARRIE f. WELLS, r. +. D. 2. Box 40,
Blackstone, Va. Observation-Disclosures. eo31
MISS HELEN WILLIAMSON, Petersburg IL 900
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Heights md Ginter Park.
W. j. GILMAN JR.. 1910 w. Grace St...... 1000
CLIFFORD MAYFIELD. 3o7 Grave Ave...... 1000
BLAIR MEANl.EY, lis W. Broad ST. .10.400
r. j. SCHMITX. W. Clay st. ............... 1000
MRS. j LEROY ASHER, 6I2 \. Lonlbardy St12.S33
MISS OPIiEIiA BRAY 10 S. Randolph ST.. 200
MISS Hazel. BROWNING. 51i S. Tone St. ..1I.0I6
MRS ROSETTA CORDREY li0sa Beverly. 900
j. Il. DcVILBISS. ia Montrose Ave. ........ $500
RUSSELL. $ ENGI.E, 500 Randolph ST.. 900
MISS FLORA ENGELBERG, 2S0s Park Ave. 1000
RICHARD r. GASKlNS. . y. Harvey ST. 1000
MISS KATIE GILL, l7l1 Park Ave.......... 900
MIR. +. r. GOSDEN. Al y: Robinson st. l,00l
BERT GORDON. 5l9 W. Marshall St.........Ii,e3l
MISS MARt;ARETE HARTMAN l7l2 Grove Avll,026
MRS. FAIRF.AN 6. JONES. 25O1 Hanover Avo.l.37O
MISS ELIZABETH r. KAIiL 500 W. Main st. ZOO
u. kIRTIEY lli3 w. Main st. i l,oo4
CIAS. NJ. LIGHTNER. 10 Bacon Road -. 900
MISS VIRGINIA r. LONG. 7l9 North Ave. L ,ooo
i MEADE MANN, JR.. 10 T. Grace l. 900
EDWARD MAYO. 24l6 Hanover Ave. 900
JAMES +. PETERS. 20 S Adams St........ 900
CLIFFORD &. SATTERFIELD sol w. Clay. 1000
JOHN SA UN1)ERS. 1925 Floyd Ave. $500
MRS. w. n SHELTON. 2o3 ~ Meadow st. 600
e. r. SOUTHWARK. 10 y Plum St..........1I,3T5
MRS. Il. g. THOMPSON 3l9 y. Harrison ST. 900
MISS CLARA TIILER 1909 W. Main St. 5000
W S. TuPMAN. 7l6 Garland Ave........... 900
VI. II. VAN DOREN 3ot Chanberlayne Ave. 5000
MRS. SUSIE BRAXTON WEST. 1900 Park .ll.Ost
MISS NJ l. WILLIAMS. 2ll3 Grove Ave. 900
JOHN + VIM. Jr, w. Grace st. .l1,I23
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District No. 1---Pony Contest.

DISTRlCT No. I comprises all territory n
niond north James River and west of second
Street (Eot Including Second Street, aud BARTON
Heights and GInter Park.
WILL BRANCH. lie North Ave, brooiland
HERBERT CHANDI,ER oI1o Honov.r A.. 800 &c
BURTON p. NUCKOI-S 2Q26 Taylor ST. 600
THOMAS ARMSTRONG; JR, S14 Barton Ave- s642
CLAY DREWRY BLAIR 1716 Hanover Ave. 1o42
MORGAN GRAFTON. 406 n. Robinson St12627
SArtL + AitRAft 9li w. Grace st. 4,614
MISS THELMA GIl-LS. los E. Clay st. ...... 5000
J.nsa 20 S,,ICt 2ole stuart Ave. .11,I73
hENNE.IH LARRABEE. 500 Beverly St.. 1000
MISS MISS NARY AUSTIN MANN, 10 L. Grace st. 1900
81 ~ HcSoNNElI' III f. Clay St........ 900
SnAS; -. READY, 1919 Park Ave. 1000
SlCAiLI SELl1E1N, 2b22 Stuart st. 1000
fiENff SNlDEK, 2ll3 Hanover
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District No. 2---Automobile Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises all territory in Rich
mond north of the James River and o
street ttnciudinB Second street,, also Including
Highland Park Chcstnut
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HARRY p. COLFELT. Middletown. Va.,..... 1000
.. G. CRAFFORD. Mulberry Island. va...... 1000
L. H CREECH, Newport News, va......... 1000
JOHN s. DAVENPORT, Lancaster. Va....... 400
MISS EFF1E ELLINGTON, Warrenton, N. c.. 900
MRS E. B. ESTES, Fletcher. Va.......... 1,oI1
j. w. FINLEY, Crandon. Observation-Disclosures. $500
L. j. GILES. Clifton Forge. Va............11.o 900
MRS KATIE NJ HIT. Remington, Va-.... 1.o01
MlSS CLARE HUNT, goldsboro, N. C........ 1000
MISS NELLIE JOHNSON. Fremont, n. Co.. 1000
MRS l. N. JONES, Smithheld, Va. r. +. D. 2. .1l.0os
C. h KEYSER, Washington Va............ 1000
WILLIE Bolts LAMB, Stafford Store, Va. 1000
NJ c. OLDHAM, Lancaster, Va. ........... 1000
MISS AMANDA OLSON, LiEhtfoot. 1900
MISS THERESA PARSLEY. Williamsburg,
Va, r. f. d. No. acknowledgements. ..11oas
JAMES F. PENDLETON, Tazeweil, Va. 49,. 900
MISS GLADYS PIERCE. Windsor Va....... 900
IHOS. b. ROBERTSON, Eastvle. Va..-.... 1000
WILLIAM ROBSON, Amissvlle. va.......... $500
WILBUR RYLAND. Urbanna. Va.
MItS. DELLA SAMPSON, Misklmon, va. 1000
FORREST SMITH. Williamsburg, Va. 1000
AlIos MALE SMITH Reidsvtlle. N c.. 1000
DR. b. LAWRENCE TALIAFERRO, Catawba
Sanatorium. Va. lila
WM - TALIAFERRO. Ordinary, Va....... 1000
r. j. TAYLOR, Castlewood. Na.............. 900
MISS NELLIE L. THOMAS Abingdon. VA. 1000
r.. r. TURNER, uno. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
MIS- ELLA UNDERHlLL, Mach pongo. Va. 1000
o. =. MALkER JR, Covington Va. 1000
T. RUFUS WESTON, Williams Wharf Va . 1000
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District No. 2---Ponv Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises NIL territory In Rich
mond north of the James River east OF Second
street tnoludfnS Second street,, MISC Including
Highland Park and Chestnut IIiIl.
MISS MISS MINNIE CAyEDo III North Goth ST. :. 1000
tIiCh.,o -, An Dtf.WS 2ll3 Vennble st. 1000
a Hc atNIIS AIWEl.L. 5000 F. Broad S.. 1882
MISC % fACiLiNE CONNER. 1l05 Garrison ST.. 1000
itEStiiNSN ............ 4,2e1
NtAiICt-N iiAfsM ELL 3ll r. Marshall St..
1oiN .. ottNSIONE $500 E Broad St.. 1908
w $1,000 AichEsL. 2i2o h. Marshall St.. 1919
a. r1s %: " IN az H. Clay St...... 1000
Ir SiOitAN, loOs b. Broad St.....-. 1000
49, 49, ~ - l. avs n 2Ith 81 1875
MD. nIi.Hi>Ia FEIEtS 2O7 s. 4th ST.. 1000
is, a,i1r IN oOS ~ 21st st 1850
- 49, ~ - 81 ~ list Stu. s,61+
JAIN w fNlGl1l, NO. q s. Fifth St. O32
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District No. Automobile Contest

DISTRICT NO. I cOmpriaes all territory in Rich
mond north of the James River and west of Second
street tnot Including Second street, Barton
nd MT Park IL.
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District No. 8---Automobile Contest

DISTRICT No. s COMPRISES oil of virginia mot
included I'm Districts to z, State OF North
Carolina.
w 7. EDWARDS Isle Of Wight C. Fl. va. $500
MISS FLORA l.. FITCHETT, Cape Charles
Va ........ zoos
MISS BESSIE NJ HINES, Henderson, NJ c.. 900
MRS: a. w. JENNINGS. Toano. va. 1904
MISS MABEL V. OLIVER. Wicomico. Va. J. 900
w: r. lowell. chiffon Forge Va........., 1000
MISS DASlE SMI Oxtord NJ C.......... 900
Il: n. WESTON, Port haywood va $500
Mrs. II. "A. w ll.llANlS' seldom r. % Va..... 5.016
/. NJ. itCbEkIS. III, .:............. 1000
ID. y. ALLEN, Big stone Gap, va. 1000
MISS aoA BEitltn Crgiersville, Va....... 1,O67
H. y ni1AHh ENSIiiI. raven va ..,........ 1000
Mis-: w. ~ boWER Midland. va. ....... 1.O01
MISS MAMIE !; brown. Tarboro. n: c.. 1000
MISS ALICE BRYAN BRASWELI, Battle
boro. NJ C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
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District No. 7---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises Appomattox, Camp
bell Bedford, Botetourt, Greensvile, LunenburE,
Mecklenturg Charlotte, Halifax, Pitsylvania. Henxy
and Franklin Counties.
MISS GRACE L. RAGsDAI4E Gig, va....-- $500
PAUL SALLEf. Charlotte C. f.. Va. 1902
MISS ANN f. KESENICH. Lynchburg, Va. -. 900
MISS LYNoLEE ATWOOD. Appomattox. Va. 1000
MISS HELEN ANDERSON, Bedford. Va -. 4O23
j. A. ARTHUR. JR- Lawyers. Va. 1.0o1
A. b. BARNETT, Finchley. Va -........... $500
VIM H. COOK. Portia Va..... 1I,o16
MISS DOROTHY r. FOX Emporia. Va. n oa4
SHEPHERD JOHNSON. South Boston, Va 1893
c. NJ LOFTS, JR. South Boston. va. 1901
MISS JOSEPHINE L. LUNSFORD. Fincastle
Va. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5e15
MISS ANNIE SALLEY, Charlotte c. H. Va. =. 1000
WILLIE SNODDY. Keysville, Va 600
CLIFTON TWEEDY, Rustburs, Va. r. It. D.
NO. / .........................
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District No. 7---Automobile Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises Appomattox, Camp-
bell, Bedford Botetourt, GreensviIIe. I.unenburr.
Mecklenburg, Charlotte, Halifax. Pittsyiyania.
Henry and Franklin Counties.
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District No. 6---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises Surry, Sussex, South
symptom, Dinwiddie. Brunswick, NottoSyny. Duckins-
ham, Amherst. Rock bridge, Amelia and Prince Ed
ward Counties.
JOE s. BARKER, Wakefield va........... 900
B. A. GIBSON. r. r. ID. No. 2 Dillwyn. Va. 900
MISS ELLEN NASE, Hebron Va. ......,.. 1000
MASTER FRANCIS ROSE, Stoney Creek, Va. 1000
MISS LOUISE TROTTER Lawrenceville. Va. 5000
MISS NINA M. WHEELHOUSE. Petersburg.
Va Observation-Disclosures. 74sa
ASA ALSPAUGH. Burkeville. Va. 1000
BOILING ATKINSON Champ. Va. .......... 1854
MISS MARGARET ATwELL, 23o High ST..
Petersburg, Va. Observation-Disclosures. 900
MISS JESSIE NAY BRITT. Boylins. Va OPS
MISS NORMA CHAMBERS, Blackstone. Va. 900
j. f. DELBRlDGE, Warheld, Va. ........... 900
JAMES CTHO HARDAWAY. Farmville. Va. 900
MISS THELMA JOHNSON, Crewe. Va 1000
WAl r. JOHNSON, JR.. F.lberon. Va. II 900
OSMOND LAME. Wakefield, Va............ 900
MISS KATHERINE NICHOLS Arvonia. Va. Ss14
BILL STEPHENSON. Ivor Va, Il. f. d.
No ......::..:............... ......... 5000
MISS CELIA WHITEHURST. Wellwater, Va 223s
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probably are greng that did not enter The
credit which you think OF the first entries
in Don't good
one
won by the later The who after fairly
The n always
open % e more
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District No. 3---Automobile Contest.

CHAS. GREEN. 1915 Hull St............ DON
j. F. HYAMS. 1101 Decatur ST ............ o00
DISTRICT No. comprises all territory known as
South Richmond, including Swnnsboro and Forest
Hill.
MISS MARION DOUGLAS. 11o1 Decatur ST II DON
MISS NAOMI CiOODE. 225 E. 10th st. ..... Elsa
MISS KATHARINE HARDING, 5000 Lawson
strett .:.:: :....t............... 1000
BARAIIElt fiAH loZ2 Porter st. 1887
w T. HANKS. 80 and Everett St........ 1000
MORTON HENiei' 10 w. otn St.......... 1000
W. a. MANN. woodland heights. 5000
j. j. McDoNALD. woodland Heights. ....... $500
EDWARD ROBINSON, !lSo McDonough St.. 1000
H. O. TUCKER $50 w. 3lst ST. So Rd 800. 1000
L. C. l. i DALI. " ~. zoth 81. .11,4S0
J. T. WILLARD, 1929 Hull St...,..........11041
District No. 4---Automobile Contest.
DISTRICT No. comprises nII of Heurico and
Chesterfield Counties not included in Districts l. 2
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District No. 8---Pony Contest

DISTRICT No. comprises all Of Virginia not
included In Districts 10 z, and the State of North
Carolina.
HENRY CLAY NETTLES Mulberry Island
Va. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
MISS ELIZABETH c. WARE Augusta Hotel
staunton. va........ ...-.........-.. 1900
o. F. tIoRNSBY. Seaford Va. :. i 900
MISS KATHLEEN ANDERTCN. Hayes store
Va ........................... $500
j. BOYD HURLEY urhanna. Fa............. 400
MASTER LEON MEADOWS. Shenandoah, Va 1888
MISS MARY OCHILTREE, Eastville Va 1000
o. I. ROCKS. Townsend, MISUNDERSTANDING
MISS JULIA WINSTON TAYLOR. Oxford
MISS VIRGINIA E VERNON Fries. Va, 1000
CHARLIE T. WOOD. Cirottoes. Va...... 1000
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District No. 5---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises Hanover, Goochlnnd.
Spotayivania, Essex, Stafford, Caroline, King WILL
Itam, King and Queen, New Kent Charles City,
Prince George. Powhatan and Cumberland Counties.
WESLEY P. ATWOOD. JR. Disputanta. Va. 5000
MISS NANCY CHRISTIAN. Hanover, VA. 5000
DRINARD TAYLOR Sabot. Va. ............ 5000
MISS CARRIE WRIGHT. RoNbury. Va. 1000
MISS LUCILLE D. BEADLES, Richmond. Va.
H. r. D. NO. 1...- $500
STUART BEAL. Tunstall va............... s,2as
DAVID FIELD West Point, Va. Box a.. 1000
MISS MARY GoULDMAN. Beulahville. Va. 1900
MISS IDA LEE HUTCHINSON. Hanover Va.
RF D. No. ...................... s.2s+
B. g. JAMES Beulahville, Observation-Disclosures. 1907
JOHN FOUSE NIDYETTE, Ashland, Va .....11,0 o3
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