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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-22
SHOP TRANSFER IT'S A4s WAY
~ Hahne's Wilde Open Tonight ntlIO oCIock u
Turkey Dinner for 6Oc

For the convenience of evening shop
pers-special turkey dinners have been
prepared, and at nominal price, 6Oc
Those who prefer may avail themselves
of the a la carte service, as usual.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-22
$1.OO Savory Roasters at 7Sc

Smooth black sheet steel, oval
covered Roasters; self-basting
and browning; regularly Sl.00;
special at .................7 8c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-22
AIways Acceptable for Gifts
Books for Boys at soc

The only list of Boys Books approved by
the National Council Boy Scouts of America
and called
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-22
Dainty Negligees, Kimono
Make Acceptable Gifts

S Il r e ly
some won-
an would
be glad of
a gift that
included a
kin1ono or
II e G | igee.
S e n did
a S S o r t.
m e n t S al
w a y S a t
H a h n e S
r i G h t
prices, too.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-22

Hammered dull brass Jardi-
niers with ball feet, 8 inches in
diameter; regularly SIPS, spe-
cial at ................ 95c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-22

S4.75 Electric Irons at $2.50
Excel Electric Irons, 6-pound
size: made for 10 volts alter
mating current; complete with 9
feet Of wire; regularly S4.75,
special at ...,......... $3.50
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09

Iuck % you. 4 know where 10 find him
II . saould bee mistaken"
And mistaken he was. Exposed to
View. The iuEuIar was NOT cu1 Weak
life betrayed itself by The flicker 81 am
cyeud as they laid him ou the cttro
m Nudreo.s 1ld Kitchen When. more
over. Ewing came shooting dowr-riyeI
m response to hurry cau he found
David. tu1a pslc. washing mis- hands
after am operation of eight stitches with
q common sowing ur-5Ic and Unread
~teriiIred by passage through flame.
Good for you. Doctor pavy." ne
whispered as they both stood looking
oovu ON yhe man iu his Syupor of weak
ness "BaTug blood poisoning. he'll he
around iu a week Troueh . DOME know
Whether IS wouldn't have been mote
uerrral ,u Dec Dim a.s H-U NAVE lu -a
f...... .H, TI,.s.-H.r--
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
Largest Flag Picture.

TIE largest picture Of l8e iu The
world is now being painted in mll
view of the thousands who daily 20
lp and down the strand in London
When finished ~ win cover the entire
size Of The tau building on trc Ad-
wgeh site in which The state ~ Vic
-oria has i's London HegdHuar;ers The
Tag IS she blue sns- en- ar Australia
U-. a- iul'u f-.'- Ir It's fa.
.r'r-r aa t-e Hri-. -ar- .t IDS ~rrr..
-s.fft.rt. below.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
10 Be Continued To-morrovv.
Prince A Physician

The professors Of the medical Gaeust,
az Munich University are up i'm arms
against the favor shown Ey Inc au-
thoriiies i" Prince Ludwig Ferdinand.
a cousin of the Regent Of Bavaria. who
is qualified physician and practices
medicine at his palace AS The FRINGE
charges nothing fog his services. and
generally gives free the necessary medi-
clnes ana surgical appliances to his poor
patients his practice has grown until
Do has become too large Toy comfort in
the palace. The Ministry II Education
have therefore sirrn the Prince the use
~ Ole q. the university buE.u1s.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
To Defy the Law.

uay.t resolves |u give rav wounded
man d chance .ur g. alnereEt Utr. u
.H-e uv RECEIVERS.
Later. when Dee has -a.aaG strength
.he Na.ui tells uayts ami EvirE the
-.e-y ,. bis tribe auG h.s wrongs. ana
they resolve uo, ia give him mp.
N~ .W.r- IS leaving David makes Is
HH..,-I.IH- .rar threw Bin. Duu@ue'a 70
oil. .uer aH.asa.n-ag ana -Ha- she l.ve
... Swings. Ewing takes ibis
A ..s ...~ afe. sir sra Mrs EN.rs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
The Girls Do Some HousecLeaning

Ca1grg6t. 1913. National Ns7s AsF5si''7o7-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
HYDRO ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
(MALE.)
Wnu ga 1919

An open competitive examination
FOR hydro-electricai engineer, for men
only. 20 nh vacancies la tails position
ia The Forest Service. Department OF
Agriculture. and in lae Reclamation
Service. Department o. the Interior.
for. service ia the field. al salaries
ranging from $500 TO $500 a year.
and vacancies as they may occur In
positions requiring similar Qualifca-
tons. Persons who desire this exami-
nation should az once apply for Form
1o4 and special form 20 the United
States Civl Service Commission,
Wasnlr gtOn, - c. in applying for
this examination the exact title as
given az the head OF this announce
ment should be used.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24

this morning la the Bryan auditorium.
OF the Young Mcns Christian Ass0cla-
ton building. Mote than loo d,lc-
gales and ministers attended.
Or. Robert Frayser. one OF the best
known educators OF the state. was the
frst speaker. and Ina the course Of his
remarks ne advocated the taking OF
schools OF the State out OF the hands
OF politicians and giving the govern
uent ana control OF the school system
TO experts who knew what 20 do Ia
the Way OF getting the best possible
results at a minimum cost. He wanted
10 see The schools made schools In
fact as well as In name.
The Rev. h. N. Beckharn. OF Dan
vile. presiding elder Of the Metno-
dist Church for that district said tnat
there was much that could &c done
so relieve the burdens OK the farmer s
wife. tie said mat ne knew % one
instance IN which n hydraulic ram mao
been placed 10 carry water 10 the home
az a cost OF $40 and Ia twenty years
der. Prior TO that time the farmer =
wife walked more than thousand
miles year for water.
He believed that the schools couiu
he vastly improved. that in his sec
tion there were some schools which
paid teachers SIS "a month. and ran
Tor only nNc months He said mat %
couiu hc imagincd what sort OF tcacn-
ers coUfd De gotten tor that price. As
a matter % fact there are more TAR
ners wives in the state hospitals than
ANY other class
DR. s. G.. Mitchell. the new president
or The Medical College % Virginia
made a brief taik. lie wanted to see
better educational facilities for tns
country sections. better means Tor
comforts % life for ;he people wn,
rii the soiL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
WOMAN PUZZLED
BY WORD KEATS"
DR.. Abbott Recites Amusing Incl
dent IN Delivering Talk on
Rattle, Queer Subject Before
Association o. College Wo-
men az the \. n 9 A.
RIG NO \ D. vA-SpcciAl.-

RIG MON d. VA-SpcciAl-
IA hst are Keats
Tais Guery vas pax 10 DR. Lawrence
Abbott 90 New YORK. editor OF the
ortiook. shortly before he appeared
~ the NpunE Nens Christian Asso-
-iaticn 60 ce.iteT an address on Keats
Tor the kitchen before me Assocls-
licn % Colcee Women
The trterrurarur WAS n woman. hur
~. Abbott was kind enough not 10
-ivulEe her name However. he cN-
dressed rs.rel Lhlt she was uutamI liar
rlth THIS great E-nEll poet uh no died
1t the early axe or tu'enty-SiN. nut
song ltser he sang 90 -faery seas for
.cr1- and q ruth az she stood in
-ears amid the alien corn"
The purpose OF this olsti1 suisn ed
trur-lilsts address. as he explained.
sr ass 20 stress the Importance ~ literal
u.tlrc along ulth vocational ira
ms.
ae went on 20 assert tha. love OF
poetry and the anc arts are essential
parts cf l truly Vcca-ionPi education
here slC1-a lE 10 distinct DIX
ference drawn between the two" be
declared Poetry and the aDlc- arts
are clt merely produces hlt pro-
iucers. Iu1Eir-tlcl peEl-s enthu-
sasr-. ard el-l-s.asn ccsets cfn-
$3.50 uan can really succeed u-ho
rs o. develop his iIasl nation The
railroad rre-I1elt the banker. the
D-llctlrer-lU classes % men
Ui-st posses tn-s euAl.ty % they
Hcul- Keep tn tne Forefront ~ pro-
sress- ~ they lack ~ shcy must
lLleszlr.lr Jag behind.
Even the housewife VIII ind that
her slcccss wll D. src-ter q she has
~. Ahbott did nct Insist uoon the
nr-se1sife going lrto the Kitchen with
copy 90 keats ln her hand while
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMINATION
COPYlST MARINE ENGINE AND
BOILER nRtfTSMAN
(MtLE).

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an open com
ret.tiNe examination for copyist ma
rms engine and boiler craftsman. for
mon only. on May p. 1918. 10 fill a
vacancy In this position In the
Bureau OF Steam Engineering. Navy
Department. Washington. ID. C.. az
81 o. per diem. and vacancies as they
mas occur In positions requiring
similar qualifications az salaries rang
ing f-on S2.S0 10 S3.2S per diem.
Persons who desire this examination
should al once apply 70 the United
States Civil Service Commission,
Washington. d. C.. Tor application and
examination Form 1912. In applying
tor Rms examination the exact title as
given az the head OF this announce
.nent should be used.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
POPE BElltvtD
To BE DYING

R0NE.-- SPECIAL Dr. MAR
ChfAfANA AND DR.. AMiCl
aA.ANa. t<-N>kLa t--lPi<f SSlD 11fk
hEAk THAT 3aOpE Plus y MILL
NOT LINE THROUGH TtkE NiStaA.
- RAsAS slNfN a. INDICATIONS FROM
nh siCA ROOM ARE THAT HiS
HOLMES ~ SHINING RAPIDLY.
ROME SpeSial.-- Although the
NalIcau phySlOlalls cOntanoe ~ hOi0
C0t announcement and Issue re&sSur-
inE bulletins. the belief - grow ing
that Pope kius y. Is near the end 81
his lte's journey. AZ 10 clock this
morning thc following bulletin was
~ISis Holiness rested easily For sew
eral hours last night - his tempera-
turc IS SS.-.
--tcNQ cctoration Is easy and the con-
dsrfon ~ his heart is good.
From another and reliable source
IL WAS learned that Pope Plus y is
Ereltfv "a elkcncd by has inacllis.' g.
llkc sufficient nCuriShfnent oua from
aces 90 sleep. This same Informant
contrary 90 tho Vatican uaNCtln. de-
ciarea thar the ponrff found eNpcc-
toratlon very HARD during the night
and az times was Ia danger ~ SUI
. location
Pears 90 pneumonia have not yeJ
passed The Popes icft lung Is in
. lamcd aud his throat as raw and
swollen.
Strophartia was administered dur
inE The uicht 70 assist The heart ac-
lcn-
Angelo sarto. the Pope's brother
who is postmaster 81 the iitde town
IN the department OF Venice. visited
.he sick room today. having arrived
IN Rome last nihgt.
-rortlnce was attached 20 the
coming 60 THE brother. for Il had
been reported THAI hc would not bs
q ~
q state bordering eNtremis- Although
the Popc's fever had anated ourIu-
Lhe night the fctrile symptoms became
more pronounced after dayor cah
eren the Fo0tla became AWAKE and
reran 60 toss rcstlessly in bed.
The Pope asked Co be allowed Q,
+ sr. rnr sIreh .rp end was uro-ffion'
when DR.. Narchiafava said that hi
masl remain eo.el 500 luu. Dr- AinlD.
mro spent the night ministerinE O.
che rontle. held n consultation viii
h.s COLLEAGUE THIS ~rnrni~c n~0 ther
retired 90 get q few hours sleep
He Isl almost worn u4L IS 4oustan
watching
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
MONTAGUE CONES
TO AID OF WILSON
RESENTED THU
CHARGE THAT PRESIDENT WAs
ABUSING Ills POWER.

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~ 1872 ~. a.
-.-I
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.---.--
49,.
~
-- F-- - ~--
-------- 80 p
~ .--.e- tfrt
~r 49,. Cd.
- - .-
~. -.....r.. 49,.
IN,
. lt.r -. 49,
~ - 49,. .....,...,.... 80
81. -..-.---.-...-, tr.-,-.,.-.s -l,---.--,..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSales "a. lnion Stock YardsD
Report OF live sloC = marAet for the
week.
Best steers, 7sQS4e.; medium to
good. 10 llc.. common 20 fair. 5lg
sc; pest heifers, 7tiIlc.: medium 10
gooe, - 54c.; common TO fair. sac
o-c.; best COWS. 6Q C3c., medium TO
food. 43a5ic; common 10 fair. sac
sac, best oxen, o. &C.: medium to
good, .. &C.; common 20 fair. 4tG
a-c.s bulls. 44U &c; best calves. So
pc lair 20 good, ga Sc: dicks. so SC:
Cows and calves, S35.00 1900 per
head. Best hogs, SO 9sc.. light hogs,
Sac; soHs and stays. 5l4
14c.. best lambs. 7iQ SIC;
medium 10 good. 5lfsTc.: common TO
fair, &c.; best sheep. Ga &C: fair
90 good SO &C.. commontO fair, 3iQ
De. Spring lambs. SfZ6.OO peg head.
New lOrk.-Beeves-Flrm- Steers.
$6.loH5.50 bulls. S5.25 81 500: cows.
$500 q $50. lalvcs-N calls. ESQ soc.
higher; others steady. Neals. $500
1880; culs, S6uS.O0; harnyard calves
and ycari.nss, sac $50. Sheep and
. Lamas-Steady 20 shade lower. sheep.
. s51b SIS; culs. $500 $50; lambs.
Sll58 $50; Culls. S1G $50. spring
f lambs. Sf.5O0C35. Hoss-FIrm 10
: Toe. higher 20 S9.S00l0I0.
Chicago, Hoss-N eak. Bulk or
sales, S9.l5u9.40. Cattle-Strong.
+ beeses. S7lOQ9z0; cows and heifers.
. S5.35 g $40: calves. S68S.25. Sheep
Strong al S64100; lambs, S7OS.7O.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
INV YORK PRODUCE lARKET.

New YOrk.--flOUr-Stea Wheat
Firm: 40. ? red. S1.1IA0LI3; No.
/ northern. Duluth, $10Oz. Corn
Quiet at 571U5Sc.
Wooi--Steady. Hides and Leather
STEADY. ROsin--Quict Turpentine
Steady. machine barrels, 451c. Petro-
leum-Steady Sugar-Raw and re-
fined. steady. CoNee-Spot. quiet:
Rio. 70. 7. HE: Santos. No. 4, l32c.:
mild. duh. Cordova. i5D17e.; nomi-
nal. Poiatoes--Steady: Florida, new.
barrel. $4,000 $50: sweets, Jersey.
basket. St25ul65. cabbages and
Peanats-Steady and unchanged.
F'reights--Easy: grain 20 London. Sd.
Baltimore. rmer,
contract si07. Corn-Ffrmer: con-
tract 5ssc. Oats--Firm: No. white.
&0Nsoic.: standard. white. 3SD3s1c.
Rye--Quiet: No. western. s9T7Oc. /:
No western. 65066c
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
DRAINAGE ENGINEER mALE).
Mas II. 1913.

Al open competitive examination
for drainage englneer and assistant
drainage engineer. for men only. on
A1y "a, 1912, 90 I'D vacancies ln tlese
posllcns fcE aOtn irrigated lands and
-.-n.d resicls. ia the OlCe al Expert
lcn- Stations. Department Of Agvi-
culture, ~ salaries ranging from ST..
-. 90 $1,000 per annuL, aud vacancies
o. -lcg uay occlr Id pisllols reQuir-
Ing similar qualifications. Persons
WAC desire tlis examination sholld
81 once apply 30 the United States
CIVIL Service Commission. Washing
t.u, ~. c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
STRU CTURAL STEEL DRkSTSMAN
(MALE).

An open competitive examination for
structural steel craftsman. for men
only. on Nay 81 and -, 1913. % nll
tWo vacancies In this position in the
Bureau OF Yards and Docks. Navy De-
partuenL Is ashing.0n. ID. G., az S4.s2
per diem, and vacancies as they may
oeCur ia positions requiring similar
qualifications az salaries ranging from
Sl.12 20 S5.52 per diem. Persons VINO
desire t4ls examination SHOULD az
once Cppiy 10 tlc United States Civil
service Commission. Washington. ID.
e., for application and examine lion
Form 1912 In applying Tor this eN-
1-llnation the exact title as gwen az
lle mead o. tnis announcement should
be used
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
MINERAL EXAMINER MLE).
May 81, 1913.


Al open competitive examination
for mineral examiner, for men only,
ga May 81, 1913. % nll vacancies as
tley may occur in the positions OF
survey or for the inspection of mineral
lcpos-ls under tAe Cniel o. the Field
DIVISIONS OK the General Land Once,
az So day, and also Ia positions OF
Lilcral examiner ia the roresL ser
vice az $500 q year. and vacancies as
they may occur In positions requiring
Similar publications. Persons who
desire this examination snould az once
apply 10 the United States Civil Ser
vase commission. Washington, d. c..
for application aud examination Form
1900. In applying for tlis examipa-
ton The exact title as given AT the
head OF THIS announcement should be
used
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
ASSISTANT ENGINEER N FOREST
PRODUCTS (MALL).

"A open COMPETITIVE examination
for assistant engineer In forest
products. for men only. on May q and
-, 1913. 20 an vacancies In This posi-
ton in the Forest Sertice. for duty az
Madison, Wis. and elsewhere as they
may occur. 40 salaries ranging from
$1,000 30 $500 g year. Persons wlo
desire RAILS examination should 90 once
apply 90 tle United States Civil SER
vice Commission, Masnln gt0n, ID. C..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24

tioraf amendments were voted upon
few years sgc. sfoutly maintained that
fne one fying the legislative secession az
ninety instead ~ sixty Gays should De-
passed On the interest OF fhe welfare
- the people. ~ failed, tut "a seems
f11af fhe judgment 81 the paper has
been fully pindlcafed. And the lmmf-
f3ate future 81 likely - make fhis
more apparent IL takes time 20 l4gfs-
iafc wizeiy and the people are fhs
losers always through hesfy and So
considered lcEsslauon.--kock bri6xe
County News.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
WORKS CRITICIsEs THE
NEWSPAPER or TO-DAY

WASHINGTON. ID. c. SPECIAL. That
American journalism Bon the United
states ~ Qf low standard. tending
CD poison ihe minds and destroy the
morals % the people. and the news
paper reporters live constantly in an
nsrhcre OF crime and imm oralfty.
nrs fhe view of Senator John Downcy
WORKS. 20 California. who addressed
the senate today on his bin Making
10 Cnlawful To Publish in thc District
on COLUMBIA Details OF Crimes. Acct
dents and Tra gcdies."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24

one fsctloa which wanted ire trees
70 remain Snd Was a. have pleaded
Is cause before The CITY Council Mon
day aLEht believes TIE faction cp-
posed 20 the trees knows about the
axe work. There Is bitter feeling over
TIE affair and wide bresch ~ the
church - thrca tencd
The church has been torn cy q
facticnai strife Tor months. The
membership iocluecs NAM OF the
most prominent people OF Rene.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24

The s4urtgcttes OF GLASGOW cry
"Cowardsi" az the young men students
who smash their windows. but al least
the latter are not so cowardly as TO
claim immunity on the grounn o. sex.
is there any courage ~ women COM
hitting crimes and mlsdcmeanors TO
viadicate their equality with nsen and
then claiming immunity on the ground
that they are not men but women p
New York Tribune.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
PRIEST PLEADS FOR
JUSTICE IN COURTS

CHICAGO. Ill Speciol.- You
are traitors "a your country AZ you
do not Go something 20 change the
rotten procedure fu our courts. In
the name Cf God. do something 90
bring about ta- alrinistration ~ JUS
tiCe
This statement was made 90 eco
members of The Chic1ro Ear Associa-
uor hy Father Maurice =. uoruey. %
81 cahr.els Church.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24

SPRINGFIELD. Ill Speciai.-A
cabaret show VIII te kFDDossl ole IN
fflsrcls II bin Introduces in the
Legislature ~ Representative Gnes-
Wen (FrcSreeEifeB ~ adopted.
The measure makes n unlawful 20
have music. canclnR or recitafiOus In
cafes where iiQu0f ls sold
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
DUCHESS or coENAUGHT
Is MUCH IMPROVED

LONDON Special. The Duchess Of
connauRnt. wife - the Governor Gem
eral q Canz1a. who WGH operated on
far appendicitis last week. Nee report
- - he muCH improves to64r.
TIE pGVs.c'zrE 9aF tf1t Efe "a re-
the circumstances
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
ANHUT INDICTED
ON BRIDE CHARGE

NEW Y0RK.- Special AttOr-
ney John y. AnhuJ vas Indicted
TO-DAY By tl'c eraud jury 0n tire
charge tbat hc offered a $50. 600
bride 20 = physician at Mattca-
nuu asylum. upun t'ic cUuultion
that the doctor would declare
that Harry Ihaw, slayer OF stan
.Dri ~ liifr. Wa same.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
SHADE TREES CAUSE
BITTER CHURCH ROW

XOEfE. Ca Special H-1etner
or not q row q trees Should reFnnsn
IN treat q the First Baptist Church
ore % the Largest cnDrehes In the
STATE. was settled Nbe1 the trees erers
1eaeene1 With an axe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
WALKS THOUSAND
NILES FOR WATER
MINISTER TELLS PREACHERS
CONFERENCE WHAT $50 RAM
DID FOR FAHHER'S WIFE.

RIG II u o \ y. yA.-Spcciai.--
Dr. -. Clay Lilly Dresideo AZ the
Conference ~ the Virginia Preachers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24

MANhLI CONDITIONS
Live louitry-Ah kinds IA heavy
demand Eggs-Recc4pts extremely
le4ss, ouUO0k Tor lover market
Batter. Vea,s. Hides. etc.--In heavy
demand.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-24
RiCHNOND HAY harriet.

foAO@lus ate the quotations on tht
.lc.luuua uay EAcaange.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
Charleston Race Results.
BY International Nows Service
CHARLESTON. s. C. March l2-Tndny,, rac

BY International Nows Service
CHARLESTON, s. C, March lS.-Todoys rac-
results.
First race. six turlongs-Ethelburr H.. 100
(skirvin), II 10 5. Elme los iSnidor) II
TO |. second: Voueta siromc. lis (MondonI 7 10
.. third. Time, i:l6 i-5. Barr Dance Common
er's Touch. Edith IneE, Ancon and Ella Crane
also Tan.
Second race, five and halt furloags-Cocur
dheno. ~ Csnider). 10 2 won: Alderman
Chieco. iiS euNtonl. 10 l. second: Then Cook
liz (WHrdl to T. third. Time. los s-5 Mont
folio Eaton. Bryn Polly Worth and Chiffon
Dance also
Third race, five and half rurIonEg-Roso
Queen. los lperondsl, to s. won: Grosvenor
S ,oS GBuEt9nl to 2, second: Mack q Eueanks.
lo3 Van Duscnl IL TO ]. third. Time 1907 as
Amer!cus, ldlewclo5 and Mo!sant also ran.
Fourth race. one mile aud seventy yards-spln-
dls, III (Taplinb. 10 TO l. won: Col Ashtncsde
lo4 CSnidcrl 10 .. second: Mud sill, i0T
tscharfl. Is 10 l. third Time. las e-5 Loi-
menoo. Banorella and Floral Dsy also ran.
Fifth race. five and heit furlongs-Ethel L--
bruno, ll2 tWilsonl, eron. won; New Navcn.
lee tCorryl 10 to I. second: Auna Claire. -
CMontour, : 10 J. third. Tmc. l;0s 2.5 Monkey
Ia sa ia. Jim Milton. Morgan Wilson. Island
Queen Rofehurg ". DUs, Pan aud Pink Lady
also
sixth r,sr. mils-courtcroor,. Sc CFordl to
!. won, The Squire. iI0 a.. HSnoyefl 10 20 /
second Miss Jonah. as 'sehorIl. 10 L third
Timc. 81 Is. Silicio, EDDIE Grarcy. Henock
LORD Elan. clsque snd Ma silsame also r,u
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OXFORD CREW WINS
||VLAsT FEW STROKES
Desperate Spurt Gives Race
to Favorite in Betting Af-
ter Close Contest.

PUTNEY. England, March 13-The
dark blue OF Oxford flashed first past the
finish line OF the annual Oxford Cam
bridge eight-oared boat race on the
Thames today. The winners time was
20 .b3 for the 43-mile course on which the
inter-universit races have been rowed for
seventy years.
The Cambridge crew appeared to have
the race at It's mercy until the last quar-
ter-mile, and the result was in doubt
until the last few strokes. when Oxford
by desperate squirt, showed the PROV
or their shell quarter length In front
or their light blue rivals. Cambridge was
unable TO stall off the last desperate rush
OF the heavier and aforementioned OK
ford oarsmen.
Cambridge won the toss and chose the
almost was without a ripple At the start
Cambridge caught the water first and.
maintalng q stroke Of SO to the minute,
jumped half a length In the lead In the
first half.nile. The Oxford stroke was
kept at "a for the first mile when Stroke
Horsfall called for a squirt that reduced
the light blue lead for a time. Rounding
ing the shorter turn, dropped the stroke
to 81 and put daylight between the stern
of the shell and the Oxford bow.
AT Barnes Corner, less than half mile
from the finish Stroke Horsfal moved
the oxford stroke UP to SO and set tre-
mendous--5sEe Oxford wore down the
Cambridge lead foot by foot and with
last final effort forced its prov In front.
The light blues. who had been compelled
because of illness. Were unable TO squirt,
which would have meant victory The
official time for the first mile was 4:12
and 20:53 FOR the course