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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25
RALEIGH

special 70 The Times Dispatch
Raleigh. y. C. May 2i.-There was much
interest here in the announcement of the
enlargement, OF Hayden Clement, former
Assistant Attorney General. and Miss clay
Wornan croxton. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph II. CroNton. OF Winchester. Ky. Mr.
Clement vas quite popular socially IN Ra-
leigh during his residence here as As-
sstant Attorney-Generai. The wedding is
to take place June 20. very quietly. owing
Mr. Clement
a pleasant dinner party Of Durham people
81 the Raleigh Country Club was that
on Monday evening when Misses evelyn
Ka;h-ine and Elizabeth Jones, ~ Durham
Mas Alice k.zer OF Salisbury, and Mrs
country from Durham in automobile
and enjoyed delightful evening
The Ola Podrida Book Club he'll it's las,
meeting OF the season Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Thomas H Briggs as hostess
The club has made a most pleasant and
The young women constituting :he chorus
class Of st. Mary's school gave their ar
fully with Miss Swain. Miss Thomas. Miss
Bringnain and Miss Joyner. as the soioists
The chorus consists OF hfty-siN trained
voices. Special features OF tn. concert were
the remarkably line rendering of the gee
ond part OF Mary Magdalene" and the Ave
Maria" with obiiGato by Miss Joynet, also
obligato by Miss Pauiser.
The, voice pupils OF Meredith College gave
4 splendid concert Monday evening un-
der the direction OF Miss Helen Day. the
director OF the voice department. che par
Durham. Miss Edna Holloway, Miss Karen
] Pool Miss Pauline Griffin. Miss Iva Pearson.
Mrs James Camp.
The Fortnightiy Review club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Margaret Bus
bee and feature of special interest was
4 talk Japanese Art and Flowers by
| Mrs Russell &. I.angdon. who spent some
| time IN Japan ana spoke delightfully."- OF
the natural beauties and art treasures of
Japan Among the out OF town guests
| with Mrs Busbee Mrs. Boylan. OF
| Rhode Island: Mrs. Borden, OF Goldsboro.
and Mrs. Hill, OF Durham.
! Mrs Julian Tinberake and Mrs. Sidney
herman were the hostesses for the regular
week end tea b. the Raleigh Country Club
| OH Saturday. Numbers OF golfers Joined
Inc regular callers for the tea as they
anne from the. links. the affair proving
cost enjoyable for every one.
/ Mrs James .. Litchford and Misses Julia
I Nest. Lillian Thompson and Gretchen
| Clement viii sail from New York FOR "A
four months tour Of Europe, one month to
hc spent In Paris. Mrs Litchford went
on ahead to attend the North Carolina
Society dinner in New York Tor Ambassador
! Waiter Page. who goes 10 the court OF 81.
! lanes
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SOCIETY
lContinued From Second rage.O

continued i rom second IaEe.)
Ebenczer Bancroft. he is a member OF
the Massachusetts Society of the Gin
cinmati. He is member of the Mary
land Club and the Metropolitan Club
of Washington
1t is coincidence that ne is a cou-
sin OF the present Mrs. Charles Car
roll, formerly Miss Suzanne Bancroft.
His mother having been Miss Clayton,
OF Annapolis, he is descended from
John Clayton. Attorney General Of Vir-
Einia.
Miss Mnssers Recital.
IN brilliant recital the pupils OF
Miss Lena |. Massei brought the pres
emit session to close Tuesday even
ing at ST. Mary's Hall
a large audience was present and
the program included compositions of
Mozart, Leyback. Leschetizky. Schulhoff
and others.
Rev. Father Brennan. In very ap-
propriate speech. congratulated the
scholars, and in their behalf. presented
Miss Massei with handsome silver
vase, as token of their esteem.
First honor was awarded to Miss
Elmida Onesty, and the following re-
ceived medals and premiums: Misses
Letibia Giilio. Inez Puccinelli. Sarah
Sacks. Sadye Holman. Goldie Passa :
maneck, Elnora Grcancr. Elda Mar
chetti, Ruth Spain, Virginia Furillo,
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Broad at
Second St.

y. T. Allen. pastor OF Scott Memorial Metho-
diSt Episcopal Church. OF Rocky Mount Az
Yer yer me ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Hartman
.rbn E;she er nome In Columbus.
. INC FISHER girls class of thc >to.hos,..
Sunnay school, taught by b. l.. Fi,hsr LIS,
.heir monthly meeting on the evnnin .'eiu
snc l,th with the Misses Davis nm ch,,-,.
,,,s,,e iWehty-lhree members and two
raas were present. Among other b,,si
plny June .. After the business nso,i a
DAINTY refreshments were served
w - Firth. editor OF the Princ.,o
~. I."sress' mas been visiting his brother
Lee Firth. this week o'her,
Mrs H. ID. billiard Is visiting h.r -.
cna ,noiaw' =, Mrs Haish Danreraeld. a.
Miss Helen Garrett hns been rho n
OF her friend. Miss Bessie Cooper sI ,sst
Miss Carrie Wade is at home after sn.nd-
~, ~, sne winter at Elliston. where she
'uusht IN the graded school
Mrs. j. j. Wade and little son. John
Whitehead. OF Roanoke. are visiting Mrs
Zetta Wade e Nits-
Mrs John Altice entertained the men,h.r.
Oh heF i'arkin Club very delightfully."- at her
nome on Claiborne Avenue, last Friday
afternoon The guests were invited into ths
dining room, where strawberry cream anil
fruit cake were served by the hostess
assisted by her sister. Miss Mildred Tyree
OF Sontng 'e'
The civic Betterment club held an en-
thusiastic meeting Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. G, j. Shoaf June was appointed
cleanup day. and various committees
lows: president. Mrs. c. j. Shoaf: vice
presidents, Messrs. Coleman and Peak.
treasurer. a. W Robbins; secretary Mrs
Zadok Bernard.
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OLD POINT
Especial 10 The Tllnes-Dlspatch. ]

Old Point Comfort. Va. May ei-Aiong
with the usual guests have come during
the past week to Old Point number of
tourist parties and from through
juno and July each week will bring to
the ChamberIin a large convention Last
Friday the third annual convention of the
North Carolina Cotton Seed Crushers was
held at the hotel. and on Saturday and
Sunday to attend the annual reunion of the
Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry, and OF the
Ninety second Infantry, OF Pennsylvania
there came number of veterans with
their wives. who greatly enjoyed exchang
ing "reminiscences and visiting the fort
the National Soldiers Home and other
points of interest
Colonel Ira NJ. Haynes commanding officer
of Fort Monroe. and Mrs. Haynes enter
tanned large party Tuesday aboard the
mine planter. General Samuel Mills on an
ll-day cruise up the James The Fourth
Artillery Band accompanied the party. Be
sides members of the official staff with
their wives and number of the officers
and women OF the fort. Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam a. Jamison, of New York who have
been guests at the Chamberlin the past two
months. were among the guests
Lieutenant and Mrs. Guy Mix are enter
tanning n week-en party at their home in
the fort Lieutenant and Mrs. Mix gave
q large dinner party tonight at the Cham
berlin In honor of their guests, and after
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RADFORD
Especial 10 The Tim..D,,

Special to The Times Dixpatch1
Radford. Va. May 24-Miss Leila Cold
smith entertained at dinner last saturday
nisht In honor OF Miss Julia Ohomondro
OF Hoilins Institute: Misses Julia one
hundro. Mackie ingles. Maude Johnson and
Evelyn Lyle
Mrs Tanning Miles. OF Washington, d.
G.. spent sunday in town
Mr. and Mrs Gordan Lefebvre, OF Roam
oke. spent the weekend with Mrs
Lefebvre's mother Mrs l.. W Clark
Mrs e. +. Fields OF Roanoke is tho
guest of her daughter, Mrs Frank Johnson,
on Eighth street.
Misses Evelyn Lyle and Maude johnson
ieit Friday night for Bristol. for the home
coming OF Virginia Intermont College girls
r G. Bales. OF Richmond spent Mon
day and Tuesday at the nome OF Mr.. and
Mrs r. Q. Scott.
pr. and Mrs. Frank stone of washing
ton. spent few days with Mrs. A. s.
johnson this week
Miss Florence Hague and Miss Mary
Goldsmith. of Newark y. j.. will visit Miss
Leila Goldsmith next week
Miss Julia Orohundro, OF Rollins lnsti-
tute. returned this week after visiting Miss
Maude Johnson.
The play given BY the seniors of tho
High School. Mr. Bob" Tuesday night in
Drea inland and Wednesday nigh, in the
Colonial Theatre 4 great success The
chaEacters we're Misses Lottis Roberts Eliz-
abeth Moran, nina Einstein and vaehti
Hollis Howard. The play was gotten up
under the able management of Mrs j.
p. Whit.
Mrs John Buford and children. Of Dub.
lin. spent last Thursday with Mrs r. o.
Scott.
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the hop the party rendered one
step and turkey-trot party at Mrs. Mix's
home, Lieutenant and Mrs. Mixs house
guests include Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll. Miss
Etheridse. Miss wrenn. Miss Bess Mer-
rift. Miss Bessie Kelly. Messrs Osborne
Bell, Kibbee and Mr.. Carey. OF Norfolk
Admiral W. c. Wise. United States Navy
to visit his n-law and daughter Cap
tain and Mrs. A. l.. Fuller.
Commodore Leonard Richards. Of the New
York Yacht Club who has been spendine
several days at the Cham berlin. sailed Tues
day on his yacht Curola, with a party or
friends. including Wilson Marshall. John E
W T, Mayer and w. f. Rowley. for New
York This is the first cruise made this
season by the Curolla.
Mrs Frank 8. ober, of New York was
week.
Mrs. Robert Jamison. Miss Tamison and
Monday for Washington after two months
sojourn here
MI Mr. and Mrs. William Jamisou returned
Mrs. II. s Woicott and the AIisses s'T Vol.
colt also left Thursday for their home in
New York, after two weeks stay at the
Major d. C. Fauntleroy. United States
Army. has arrived at the fort to assume
his new duties as chief surgeon. Major
Frank T. Reynolds, who has gone by way
OF Panama to his new post in Honolulu
Lieutenant Pierson and Mrs. Pierson left
this week to visit relatives in the South
before going to their new home at Fort
Allen, VT.
Registered at the Chambcrlin during the
a. Shepherd. Mrs. Edmund Waddiil. Miss
Mary Waddill. e. G. Sweet George c.
Powers. \. L. Jefferies. Jr., w. +. Prentiss.
spilman. w j. Miller MIR. and Mrs. John
Donnan.
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Mrs, Barton Bates and Miss Frances
Bates are visitinn Mrs. z B. Mcclure.
Miss Leo Dorsey spent the last weekend
With Mrs. Alan Ferguson.
day.
Miss Mamie Owens. OF Baltimore. ,s
visiting Mrs Percy CHM 80
MIS-. Norwood Bentley has returned from
short visit TO Norfolk ~
vi M,is perrow, Of Leesburg is visiting Miss
MI. and Mrs. Richard Marshall and chill
dren of Amelia spent the weekend with
Mrs. Il. L. BrdEeforth ~
Mrs C. B Mcclure returned ON Friday
from Baltimore. where she visited Mrs Ed.
Mira Henry Winston and Miss kathleen
"nm ,s,t wore at the Inn this week
Phi!lip Smith is In ScottsvIlle With Mr.
and Mrs William Smith "
MISS Gussie Patton is visiting Mr.. and
james Patterson was with m. ,t,..,
Moore on Sunday.
Douglas Whqrry and Jam., pa,,..
turned on wednesday from Baltimore
Mrs David Asnsie spent several dav. th,,
week with Mrs. Polk Miller
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WINCHESTER

winenester. Va. May 2i.-Mr. ana Mrs
I.oring y cover. VINO nave been on an
here returned . few days since TO their
home in Baltimore and tney Will sail with
their nve chiloren on June TO make a
George f. Sheet ana his bride formerly
Miss Aithee Canter OF st Louis. whose
marriage iii that CITY recently MAS very
the guests OF the formers mother. MIS-.
Kate T.. Sheet al her home on South
stewart Street, are now passing week or
Two At the Atlantic seaboard summcring
places. and Will then go 10 their future
nome in Detroit, Mich. "A number OF very
handsome entertainments we're given here
in honor OF Mir SheetZ's fair young bride.
Associate Justice Adam q. Carson. OF the
Supreme Court Of the Philippine Islands:
who have been the guests OF Mrs Car
sons mother Mrs d. b Conrad. in this
city. and also OF relatives of Judge Carson
at Riverton. Va. during the early and late
spring. will leave next week for San Fran
cisco. where they will board steamer
for Manila.
two boys came this week from Freehold.
y. j.. and Mrs Nredenburgh and the hoy
will spend the greater portion of the sum
mer with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander VI Baker
Rev John r o'Reiiy. pastor of the Cathe-
drai of the sacred Heart. of Richmond. has
been passing the week with Old time friends
in Winchester and Martnsburg
Miss Mar Allen Capper who has been
visiting IilerdS In Washington. has return
ed To her home here, and was accompanied
by Miss Lyle Williams whom she is en-
pertaining.
Rev. and Mrs. James Grammer are spend
ing seevral days in Charleston, w. Va, as
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry PAGE and
they will leave early next week 10 pass the
summer with their nephew DIR. Irving Mt
FarmvlIe, Va
Mrs. Edward Evelyn Byrd has been spend
ing part of the week in Washington as the
guest of her brother. Representative II.
u Flood OF AppomattoX. and also with
her son, Ensign Il. T.. Byrd .!r, OF tho
United States Navy who is slowly recover
ing from the effects of "A surgical opera-
ago at the United States Naval Hospital.
when Il leg bone that had been fractured
while vaulting at the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. about two years ago, was re-
in plaster cast. hut he Is able to walk
with the aid OF crutches
The Auction Bridge Club was entertained
few MORNINGS since by Mrs. Harry
street. and At 1880 o'clock luncheon was
served in elegant style.
A reception Tor members OF their imme-
diate families and Winchester friends was
Adam C. Carson. ut the homo of the latter's
mother. Mrs. ID. n. Conrad
MIR. and Mrs. W. y. Baker entertained
at dinner on Friday evening in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham, OF MELVILLE.
Pa. and the Misses Alter. OF Cincinnati o.
prior TO a large Informal dance, which was
held In Rouss hall.
One OF the most enjoyable entertainments
of the week was Il supper and dance held
al the home of Mr. and Mrs Alexander
from out OF town being Mrs LorIng A.
Cover. of Baltimore; Mrs. Angus McD
Crawford. OF Washington. and Mr. and Mrs
Edward B. Jacobs OF Clarke County, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

Richmond. ''i' IN
Mrs. Miles Cary the guest Of ,,;,
week OF Mr.. and Mrs Lucicn cary.
Mann Page has been visiting Cha -los
Cooke 'es
MIR. and Mrs. John Armistead have movsd
INTO Their summer home near here
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BON AIR
Especial to The Times Dispateb. I

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Mon, Air. Va. May 24.-Mrs T. L.
P, Cooke and Miss Harriet Cooke are IN
with Mr.. and Mrs, Preston
Cooke
Miss Marion Montague WAS with Miss
Maude P. Miller last week .
Miss Julia Wherry has been the recent
guest of Miss Mary Ferguson.
Miss Elizabeth Macon. who has becR visit
Ing Miss Ayliffe Watson. left on Monday
for williamsburg.
Miss Hermine Moore spent several days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25
Baby Loves zEM0
for Skin Trouble
Stops Itching at Once. Cures Irri-
tated, Chapped Skin.

Buy 2bc Bottle Today and Prove It.
Try one application OF zENIO on
the baby. and see the poor little fell
lie. If he could only talk. he'd thank
you for the heavenly relief. ZEMO is
guaranteed to stop itching immediate.
ly or money is refunded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25
ROCKY MOUNT
[speciai to The rimes-pispa,ch. I

ISpeciai 70 The Times Dispatch
Rocky Mount. Va. May IA pretty we'd
ding was soiemnized last Sunday morning at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs w. T Dabney
three miles from Rocky Mount. when their
daughter. Miss Effie. was united in mar
riage to Harry II. Hartman OF Columbus
0. Tho ceremony wss performed by Rev.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25
Success sfully
TreafedWith
Cuticura Soap

And Cuticura Ointment. Directions:
Make parting and rub gently with
Cuticura Ointment. Continue until
whole scalp has been gone over.
Next morning shampoo with Cuti-
cura Soap. Shampoos alone may
be used as often as agreeable, but
once or twice a month is generally
sufficient for this special treatment
for women's hair.
Cutcura Soap and Ointment sold throughout the
world Sons a,ta for sample OF each mailed tree with
M. book. AddEess sCuroara." Dept. LAP. Boaton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

tortares sa that sasies a safer. zEMo s sas
no equal
For the skin troubles that men and
women suffer. for all the itching. raw.
scorching eczema. dandruH. iniamed or
redeemed skin, IL has proven its astonish-
Ing results in thousands OF cases. Tho inl-
ZEMO Is Il clean. antisepttc solution ap-
piled to the skin no oily paste or ointment.
"My feet would scald and crack into
the blood. Could hardly walk. Tried
one bottle of ZEMO. csc, and It cured
them" f. w. Flowers, Jeweler, Oak
dale, Va.
All tirst-class druggists sell ZEMO.
Csc a sealed bottle, or sent direct on
receipt OF price by E. w. Rose Medic
cine Co. st. Louis. Mo. y rs gas
Sold and guaranteed In Richmond
by Paragon Drug Co., W w. Friend
Drug Co, Tarrant Drug Co., Grant
Drug Co. j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

Mrs. Herbert Mann returned to Rich.
mona yesterday. after spending week
with Mrs. Gibbs Baker in Washington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

Mrs. j. G. Williams and her daurh
ter, Miss Addie Carter Williams left
Friday for Charlottesville. where they
are the guests of the formers son, j.
Sidney Williams
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

Miss Maria Blair will return to Rich
mona this week, after spending two
weeks in Roanoke and Salem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

Mrs. Sigmund Won Gemmingen. of
Burkeville. formerly Miss Jean Knox.
of this city. has been the recent guest
OF Mrs. Juliet Chiffon Keith, on Ca
thedral Place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

Mr.'and Mrs. Laurence NJ Miller and
the !atter'S cousins. Misses Sallie and
virginia Amber. have returned TO Bal
timore. after an extended motor trip
through Virginia.
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Mrs. Thomas r. Scott. of Floyd Ave
nue.. is visiting frienus in Lexington 70
several days.
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Mrs. Charles Davis and simon passa-

Mrs. Charles Davis and Simon Passa-
maneck
including the honor pupils. the fol-
loving also took part in the recital:
Misses Pearl Kaminsky. Maria Gis-
selbrcicht, Dora Sacks. Josephine po-
ITO, Rena Pasamaneck. Josepbine
Massei. Rlda and Bessie Marks Mary
rillo
Riis-Potts.
wedding solemnzed Thursday
evening May Is. in Winston Salem. y
T.. and of much interest here. was tbat
of Miss Ruth Loom.s Potts Sormn lii.
OF -yhchburG. who became the bride
OF John Riis Of Bend. Ore. The bride
IS me only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
err l.. Potts, while Mr.. Riis is 81 men,-
per OF the family of Jacob Riis. wen
nnuM throughout the country for his
pn.iahthropies. lectures and books
me marriage took place AT the home
OF the brides aunt ana uncle c,ntai''
80" MIS- W. l.. Stage. and the cere
hiony was performed by Rev. "
Lam beth in the presence of relatives
and friends
The room was decorated in spring
lowers The bride and groom ontareJ
together. the former becominrlv at,i,ad
IN hef travelling suit of novelty mix-
cure with touches of BULGARIAN coIors
dho wore smart hat with handsome
green plumes. and gloves to corresnond
one carried an arm bouquet OF roses.
In the course of the cyeninr n roIi,
..oi was served. after which Mr.. and
MIS-. Rlls left for their wedding iour
ney' which Will include visits TO Wash
ington, Philadelphia and New York
AFTER visit to "Piney Branch Farm :"
near Barre. Mass. the country home of
MI KISS father. They will visit rcla
L.
ING 10 their home al Bend. Ore. where
MIR. Riis holds a government forestry
position.
In and Out of Town.
Miss Mary Ball Saunders has re-
turned from three-weeks' visit to
friends and relatives in North Caro-
lima.
Miss Maria Blair will return to Rich
mond this week. after spending two
weeks in Roanoke and Salem.
Mrs. Herbert Mann returned to Rich
mond yesterday, after spending a week
with Mrs Gibbs Baker in Washington.
Mrs. j. c. Williams and her daurh
ter, Miss Addc Carter Williams LEFT
Friday for Charlottesville. where they
are the guests of the formers son. j
Sidney Williams.
Mr.sand Mrs. Laurence NJ. Miller and
the !atter's cousins. Misses Salle and
Virginia Amber, have returned TO Bal
timore. after an extended motor trip
through Virginia.
Mrs. Thomas r. Scott. of Floyd Ave-
nue.. is visiting frienos in Lexington for
several days.
Mrs. Sigmund Won Gemmingen. Of
Burkevilie. formerly Miss Jean Knox.
of this city. has been the recent guest
Of Mrs Juliet Chiffon Keith. on Ca
thedral Place
Mrs. Stanford Hutchinson and little
son have returned to the city. after a
ten-days' visit to relatives in Farm
Vile.
Mrs William Gray. of "Northhclds.
Cumberland County, is the guest Of
relatives in this city.
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In aud Out of ToNn

VUI OT n.
MISS Mary Ball Saunders has re-
turned from three weeks visit to
friends and relatives in North Caro-
lima.
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Mrs. Stanford Hutchinson and little
son have returned to the city, after n
ten-days' visit to relatives in Farm
Vile.
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Mrs. William Gray. of "Northhelds.'
Cumberland County, is the guest OF
relatives in this city.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-01-23

Acting upon the advise of some OF
the citizens of Miller the talent for
the next season will probably consist
of the following attractions:
Ex- Governor Herbert S. Hsdley,
Of Missouri.
Capt. Richmond p. Hobson, Con.
gresham from Alabama.
DIR. Ernest Way O'Neal, n OF
Chicago's most popular platform
orators.
Miss Sarah Mildred Wilmer, who
will interpret Wilson Barrett's The
Sign of the Cross"
The Apollo Quintet. a musical or
g~anization whose ten years of sue
cessful work rs lyceum artists, has
put them in the tore front of this
class of entertainers,
The Weatherwax Male Quartet.
A quartet Of real brothers which is
reported to be the equal of the pop
ular Whitney Brothers Quartet'
Further announcement will be made
rs 500 as definite arrangements are
completed.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-01-23
9t3
Notice to Contractors

Notice H. hereby given mat sealed bids
will be received bv the c. unity Auditor Of
Hand County. south Dakota. ut his Once on
or before - o'clock NJ. February 18th. AID
1913, ut II special meeting ri tire Board Of
County commissioners OF Hand County,
$. D.. for furnishing all material and labor
and building all bridges Of steel. concrete or
pile construction and building all repair
work that nay be required and ordered by
the Board Of County Commissioners OF said
county. during the ensuing year at locations
e he designated by the sand Board, accord
ing to the plans and specifications now on
tile In the Office OF the County Auditor of
said county.
Sealed bids must be made as per Iineal
foot for the building OF all bridges that may
he required by the County Commission ers
for the ensuing year, and in accordance
with. chapter % OF the 1911 session laws.
Each>bid must be accompanied hy a Ger
titled check filed in q separH te envelope from
the bid in the sum Of 81 ,O00.O q drawn on
some solvent bank In the county and made
payable Ia the Board of County Commits
siouprs OF Hand county a. Il guarantee that
the bidder in ease he is awarded the CON
tract will furnish n satisfactory bone and
enter into contract witt. the county
to bold all bridges ms ordered. and
in case he fails to enter into said contract
or furnish n satisfactory bond his check
shall be forfeited To the county. The Board
reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Dated at Miller, =. D.. this 9th day OF Jan
nary, 1913.
CRAS J.. ODLE.
County Auditor.