tiuili UrliU U1 V UUU Ml ilVI V;They are remarkable for their accuracy and mechanical excution, bingr * • • *artistically printed from perfect new plates. The colors are tasteful and artistically -blended'.' * . i. •.These, besides the unique feature of illustrations printed in with the type where they belong, are all of the world-famous Tissot pictures. Thesp are full page plates in colors and goto make this volume a rare work, of• • . * . ... jart in every respect.On the whole, this New Illustrated Bibl e whiclr Tlie Record f p resents to its readers is a modern Volume in evpry^ resipect; and the* splendid illustrations alone make it superior..,to all:Mrs. Henry Lane Wilson, wife of the Ur. • i.the necessary funds to defray the re-• •duced travelling expenses to andjfrom Gettysburg and to this end attention is directed to the following enactment of the legislature of Virginia at its last session. * .• • 1 / . »• ^ ■ * i - ... t^Page 653, Acts .of Assembly, Virginia; 1912.1. Be it enacted ; fey the General. , • \ ■ • ■ I; » .Assembly of Virginia, that tlie Boardi . : • ' - , » • .of Su'pervisors of the several counties *susefo40tvaof; the . Stateof Virginia are hereby other'editions. Present six certificates, authorized to appropriate , money toand get this great .vvork^ at-onceoTo-, refray the-expenses of such indigent,day’s certificate is! pritited on another i Confederate Veterans of the said counpage, where the e .ire; lan is fully 1 ties desiring to attend, th celebration- of the fiftieth anniversary of the Battle* .of Gettysburg, -to’^e held at Gettysr.O* tNOTICE TO VETERANSr i . V *Headquarters, Virginia Division, Sons of. Confederate Veterans ;4 ‘ Petersburg, Virginia.: . Feb. 25, 1913General, Orders, No. 2. V To the Camps Composing VirginiaDivision, Sons Confederate Veterans:• • • • . ■ • *' • ■.■ •It is ordered by the Division Commander that you co-operate: with the Veteran Camps in Virginia Division in their efforts , to have appropriated free railroad fare to every Confederate Veteran who desires to attend the reunion of the Blue and the Gray, on the occasion of the. fiftieth anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, July 1st. 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, 1913.At this time the corner stone of the Great Peace Monument being erected by the United States Government to the men of '61-65 will be laid and it is hoped that the equestrian statue of General Robert E. Lee, now being erected on the battlefield of Gettysburg Will be ready for unveiling.The commander of Virginia Division urges that all Sons of Veterans,daurg, Pennsylvania, on the first? see«-brid, third and fourth .of July,. nine-teen hundred, and thirteen.’ The time is' short. The ; Division Commander urges that prompt action bfe taken,, appealing , to the Board of Supervisors of your/respective counties to make such appropriation for the railroad fare as is necessary. Other expenses for tlie Veterans have• r « • # ^ . i 1 'been provided for the State of Pennsylvania, and the UnitedStates Government. • .No. veteran should be denied this great celebration, who desires to attend and is/ physically able to make the trip. :It is ordered 2: That Sons of Veterans assist all Veterans who are unable to provide themselves with uni-•* *forms in obtaining the regulation uniform of the Confederate Veteran.SAMUEL D. ROGERS■Commander Virginia Division. DAVID A. LYON, JR.,Division Adjutant and Chief ol! Staff.--:-O'————Many otherwise good housekeepers are very indifferent afeout labelling. They trust to tlieir memories as to what is in each jar or .package, andfiiMMcrTte ■»nlt;-alnlt;’CcwmS€Plt;Wwcithlilaithsesed(V(GifatlihiinPi