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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
FIVE HUNDRED
At The BANQUET
Americans in London Ce eb1.te
in Hoaor Of Ira ks
giving Day.
giving Day.
ipy .issociatetI prrss.


LoNDoN. i.ovemGcr Nearly five
fl;.lst.:cd american CT .i1v2s a.io 4 spEiah-s
lis.g Of Distinguished 1I.a .4stl;neE and
women participated III tile ANA. IEanhs-.
g.s,l.s ,:..4er :.el;: at the Cecil Hotei to-
night Under the auspices of the 4ameii-
can Society III London.
ne ccn:par. i,ic.siGed Ambassador.
5Choate ard Mrs. C!.oate. ali the nlein0ers
Of the Embassy stafE ro".a he1e. i,o5ert
AcCortn4cls. American A1anassatos to
Russia. CcnsuI-Gie..eral Esy as. the R.s1t=
Honorable II. Asauith LORD :. Lord
y i .i.fal ,tn,# american peev1.5f Mar
s!sai Lord Roberts 1rd Sir fienry Nor
ran.
The speeches we're ,sn..- rous and
aNoundaa IN sJui feeling nm; ;eeiproeal
F1asts In honor OF King Edward ard
of Pres1den; Roosevelt weie drunk with.
egral enthusiasm
,Ir. Asq;,ith. proposing the health OF
Ambassador Choate. joktns!y alluded to
TIE dreaded American INVASION. IN
responding to this toast, Ambassador
Chcte harnily replied to Mr. AsGutn's
refer, nce by saving:
'.Ia,,.es and Gentien1er,-There Is one.
combine which meets the approval Of
the peop-es If both nations. that is the
Atlantic combine which Is now existing
nd which ,1r,,tcs the people OF both coun-
tries America finds herself now the
l.ar,,y recipient of goodwill from all
nations. Columbia tirds herself in the
onvia bic bit embarrassing position OF
havirs suito-s from all countries IN the
word: bit. ladies ard gentlemen. so
lumhia does not mean to give l1erself
a--av: she means. Ike your great Queen
Elizabeth. to maintain her independence
TO tie end At the same time It cannot
but he conceded that she hest Ger
stands the overtures. from her kindred
from those OF her own race and tongue
+ Referring to the origin Of Thanks CIV
I In G. Dav Mr.. Chaate eloquentlF aiiudea
10 S President Roosevelt. who. he said.
r-a= so strong brave and true that be
r,:ey',t himself have been the leading
er,.rit OF the NARROWER. It was his IN
F,,erce and examoe continued ME-
cfoate, that was responsible for the IN
te-nst that vorrc Americans We're now
showing II politics and the vigor. cour-
see ard hr'nan syr1pati,v with Wh,ch
MI ,oseve1+ brought the coal strike
To n s.1ceesf1,t outcome was the adnlra-
ton of all countries In the world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

If YOU ARE IT, NEED OF MALE OR
female help cut out the Free Coupon.
good for % words. Everybody reads the
SUNDAY or Daily Times want columns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
BOOKER /, ALSO
WRITES A LETTER
Washington Says He is his.
.15ers cod as to Po.iti-
cal Matters.
lBv Associated Press.)

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. November u
The following letter has been received by
the Ase-Herald from Booker T. Washing
ton:
II notice that several newspapers have
recently connected my name with poilt-
zeal matters In such a manner as to show
that my position is not understood de-
sire therefore, to make the following
statement: Ny life work is the promotion
Of the education OF my race. 1t Is well
krcwn that I have always advised my
people that it is of supreme Importance
at this period Of their development that
they should concentrate their thoughts
and energy on the securing of homes. the
cultivation OF habits Of thrift. economy,
Skill, intelligence. high moral character
and the gainin gof the respect and conn
cence of their neighbors. white and black.
both in the South and North From such
teaching and counsel no influence can
ever divert me. WHAT conferences have
Lae with the President or with any#otheT
Public official have grown out OF my
position, not as a politician. but as an
educa tor.
az should be borne IN mind that there
are about nine million negroes in the
United States who are Liable Under the
law for taxes and military service and
who are punishable for infraction OF the
Law These people at present have no
n,c,nh her Of their race in the national law
1raFing body. and 1t is right that those
charged with making and executing the
law sof the land should ct times seek
infor.r1a ton from the members OF the ne
gro race when the relations with the
whites among whom they live are con-
cerned. -
AT every proper opportunity saytsto
the youth ofg our people that they VIII
make a. mist AXE if they seek to succeed in
life by more political activity nr tn E
hope of holding po;itica! Office Now and
then. however. public questions aHectinS
i@cl,r interests arise which are SO .un9a-
| mental and far-reachins that they tram
scend the domain Of politics. When such
u;;est,ons present themselves, IN justice
| +, M. race. rake my position known
AM; stand for rllat Il ses 10 be the right.
raca al reople anti there IS held QUITO
we ra-not elevate and make useful
item, IN enope o. r5Ward for rigat Nv
ing Every revised constitution through
ont Southern States has put a pre-.
MUM on intelligence. ownership OF prop
e,ty.= thrift and character
..As an educator and not as po!iti-
clan I strive in every honor7hlef ana ra-
flora, way to encourage the wise aud
r enduring progress Of my people! for II
all in-piratien ard hope@of reward Is to
/ rs denied them, they will be deprived OF
one of the greatest incentives to intelli-
| cence. industry and righteousness. On
the Other hand. if they arr ENCOURAGED
in sensible and conservative directions
thev will grow Ne7r by Year into con-
tentedness and added usefuinsss.''
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AMERICAN Muse PUPILS
MAY LEAVE GAY PARIS
fsnecia1 Cable to The Times,

(specia1 Cable to The TimesD
PARIS. November 27.-When the tragic
death was announced of Mrs. Gore, the
heartif,,l American music pupil. the word
vent the rounds OF studios: 1t has hap
pened at last: goodbye to American pa
tronage OF Paris art
OF course. this was an extreme view to
take Of the matter. but that 1t was in
measure warranted Is shown by the large
number of kilograms young women stu
derts from the United states nave re-
coi,ea in the last few days. either sum-
moning them home or warning them to
he careful in their choice OF acqua1nt-
aIces. ,,-,.
.+,,dins Yesterday several Of these tele-
grams we're exhibited by young women
,n,pils Who knew Mrs. Gore and had i: spo-
ken Of her in their letters nome. mere
Was a comparing Of experiences and
General feeling that their parents ana
Guardians e would no longer consider Pafls
a At place for them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

Beautiful Maria e Ceremony Near
Is t5r msror.
ts-pec.al Do slaaich-to 90 l.Ilnes.,

tv-pecsai ,,isl1afch4;o Lhc 7'lInesD
LESTER MANOR. VA, November es7.-
Miss llGi.ie Bftt; .t4ti.n. ia. ;s..te. OF
M sk4d44a II Martin, azfi AIR EDWARD
Smith 424s8s mere married at@s osclock
,ostelaa5 al Goose BAPTIST cIaufch.
The niaill3ga vas an exceptionally isseltgs
enc, TIL c4itrcil aag4ng been BEAUTIFULLY
cecefatel Tor Inc oclias on with cedar
feiIts. r4En.ng cedar ana cnrS sailt.4e-s
nuns q ia!se De.l, made entireiy of
Write chIssasiti N Ems, was iisitaiicisd
MAJ the ALA. u3lder which tie ceremony
YES per osrned.
The usiaeias we're Messi,s. Braf.tisy Bray.
anu uGs III 5G.i.Eal. of Richmond: Elmer
sewn, 01 .slafs AID. and James ii. john
sril, OF hiag William.
1sl4 Llsdesasalas and groomsnep v ere
Miss Mars CAY. with Mr. c. b. Kirk.
OF isichinond. MISS Mamie DAYS, sister
o. the groom, with Mr.. Hilie Martini.
Miss Adila l-ipscoIs.5e. VIII Mr. KING of
Giarge. MISS Laura Robins. with Mr..
Niley# i4iascoabe;@ Miss y apmi Ford, Of
Richmond with Mr.. Carlyle NeaIe.S Mss
Ma4de Lipscomhe. with MI ii. Writ
Neal.e.
Ifen came the little flower girls, Misses
Iane Gary aid annie Roper Brown.
casssNlig bouquets Of flowers, and strew-
tr3tttieln in 1he brides path.
The bride entered. With her maid Of
honor, Miss A iia Louise Lipscombe. Of
Richmond and VAS met at the aisar y
tfs g.oo!n anod best man Or. Philip
obson Gary
The bridesmaids wore white organdy
with White Liberty silk ribbons, and car
r,eo ferns. The n1aid o; honor was be-
colningly goaned II White organdy# over
green taasta With green Liberty siik
rhbon and carried large bouquet Of
" hi;e chrssant1emums The bride was
attired In a lovely White o,isandy trim
med In applique. and carried shower
teuauet of brides roses and maiden hair
Immediately aftsr the ceremony an.
elesari1 reception was held at#the groom 9
h,me The groom has Just competed
handsome residence. TO which DC LOON
his bride.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
HAD BIG LUCK FISHING
ON THANKSGIVING DAY.

1--WE caught thirty-nine mill pond club
To-Day in Mr. j. 3. vaden's pond, In New
Kent county, said Mr.. S. L. Barker last
night The longest measured eighteen
inches and the shortest thirteen and a
half inches.
Be!ng aware Of the little respect accord
ed fish stories. sir, Barker had the goods
with him when he made the above state
ra.nt. At his request the fish were meas
ured with an accurate rule and his asser-
lions verified.
Mr. Barker was accompanied on his
trip by Mr.. j. B. Walden.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

campaign against the Ladrones and fa-
natics in the northern part Of the island
OF Leyte, and In the Island OF Ei.iran-
/ RECORD Low En- ID
Races at Hamp, 4 Best Ever Seen o
he Peni sua.

Races at Hampt 4 Best Ever Seen
The Peni suia.
Special DiS7atch 70 The Times)
NEWPORT. NEWS. VA, November Il.
The races at the Hampton Roads Driv-
ing Park this afternoon, were the best
ever seen on tie Peninsula. In the free
1o,-aiI pace EiIe Posseis, owned ard
ciiix en- by her owner. Il. =. Gray. Baalti-
1..cre. lowered the Virginia track record
from 2:I2 81 to 2:12 fat. he was pitted
asainst Pilot Medium. j., another Mary
lano horse. owned ard driven by L. II.
.ahhs. The Norfolk horses, walter S.
ant Btsnilof were entered BY Colon
steele Eli; Withdrawn. as outciasaed- The
attendance was two thousand. Summary:
& rector all race, purse SIG, bonus OF $50
for lowering sresort,--Ef.ie Po:Ters b. M
/ Gray. j. II. Il. I;iEot Medium. Jr.. br g..
1rf,ie, 8 . Times. 2:lo -. s:IS III.
o:ss5 trit. purse sG9--J Fl. c.. b. Dr.
I.er Robinson, Ill. 2, /; Sinclair, b. g..
~. II. Sears. ., 2. u. 2: Annie Rooney. b.
M. william Penn. 3. 3, g. =; aioloztiaaue.
h... e. Steele tNorfollS). 4 !. 4. ! Times
o:::s7 IA. 2.st l.. 2::.5i II.
Running ace purse s0-Iaaser. 81 g.
+ 4. sadie. !. n. .: Twelfth Knight.
S. g., 8. 8; Tom. 8. s..
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THE T,REE ExCH. nee COLUMN OF
the Sunday#or Daily Times will adver-
ti-e any personal procerty for ex-
change Cut out the Free Coupon.
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TRAIN RAN INTO OPEN
SWITCH WITH Fatal RESULT
Rr Assnciated Press

- - - -! -
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. November a.
The passenger train on the Pennsylvania,
wfiicn iefrnere Tor Louisviiia atz1:1, o G o k
this evening ran into an open switch at
Ga ford station. six miles south OF here.
Engineer George n Frazier Of this
CITY. was killed instantly. and Fireman
Lx1,,.s Grant. of this city was fatally In
inred Baggagemaster John F. Clayton.
also of this city. was seriously Injured
Three OF the passengers We're slightly
hI.rt. The engine crashed into car
loaded with stone on the siding. and was
wrecked 4 relief train brought the dead
and injured tothis city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
HEALTH IS WALTZ.

WHEN ALL TRE DOCTORS FAIL TO
cure you. try L J.. HAYDEN. No w
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
I.t)l5EE|ILT On TIL;
NEGRO QUESTION
CONTINUED from First Pageo

honest no matter ho@ good a citizen.
no matter lloW fair in his dealings with
a i his fellows, be permitted to ho,d office
ulllcr our EJysrnnen; certainly cannot
assume an attituie. and You must permit
fne to sa.. shat in my View 1t is an atti-
tide no man should assume. whether he
l7cbs al 1t from the standpoint Ut the
Ii Nc interest of the white man OF the
south or of the co ored man of the South.
nc. to speak of any other section OF tie4
Union Ii seems to me that 1t is good
thing from every standpoint to let the
co:cred man know that If ne shows in u
marked degree the qualities Of good cih-
zpnsIalp. TIE qua iIes which IN white
nan we feel are entitled to reward. then
lie viii not be cut off from all#hope of
SIM lar reward.
Without any regard as to what my -
cisio, may he on the merits of this par
tienlar applicant for this place. feel
that i c<-gi1t 20 let you know clearly my
attitude on tbs far broader question
rsteed by you and Mr.. N attitude
+, am which II have not varied during my
term of office
Faithfullv yours
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
To Hon. -. Charleston. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
BRILLIANT THANKSGIVING
BALL GIVEN IN MEXICO CITY
lRY Associated Press j.

MEXICO CITY. November "a
Thanksgiving bali was given tonight by
the American colony of this city. and
was largely attended. President Diaz be-
ing among the nuted invited guests. The
display of toilets and jewels was very
brilliant and the bail was great social
success. many representatives of the
highest society OF Mexico being present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
W00DMEN JF WORLD GOAT
WAS PRODUCED IN COURT
tBy Associated Press.)

CHARLESTON. S. G.. November ~
The second trial al yorkville. OF the case
of s W. Mitchell against the Woodmen
Of the World for 5000 for alleged in
i,,ries received during the Initiation cerc-
monies resulted to-day in another mis-
trial.
The goat used in the initiation OF
Mitchell was aga n placed in evidence
Sovereign. Commander J q c. Root and
two other officers of the national juris-
dict,on of Omaha left Yorkviile for their
homes to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

THE GREATEST PIANO AND ORGAN
sale e.e- a tempted in til city is row
haven't the ready money. your credit
is good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
Football at Woodstock.
lsnncial .n:snatch 10 The rt,,ee. !,

tsnccial 5nssrotch toThe Ti->ee.,
WOODSTOCK. VA. Nov. 27.-The Mas
sanutten Academy football cam. of this
place, was defeated by the r. NJ. a.
eleven here this afternoon by the score
OF six to nothing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

GUITARS. B-ANJOs, MANDOLINS.
yio,tns5 ri hers etc. must go below
c,ss;: TO make room for large stoca of
pf..nogra .;hs. Come early and get " r
choice The Cable Co., No. 213 East
Bread Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

W,STFD EVERY MAN WOMAN OR
cl;i,' who is seeking environment to cut
or. ttn Free VantsAd &Cau-oa and adj
vertfse in the Sunday. Daily or Weekly
Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

yyASTED TO Exchange ANY PER-
snnai- nronertr t!atSyou do not need for
sor7atl,irg TINT you do reea free OF
chsrre Cut out the Free Counon and
& advertise YOUR wants IN the Sunday or
Daily Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
LITTLE MISS ARMOUR
WALKS. LIKE OTHER GIRLS
fs,cc,., n,sna.ch q Tho T;r,es /,

CHICAGO. Ill.,. Nov. 27.-This was a
day Of sincere thanksgiving in the home
of Ogden Armour. multi-milliona3se The
baby of the house. born grippe. now
walks like other little girls Money as
not been spared. Lorenz. the celebrated
Vienna surgeon. was h-orsht her at
great cost and treated Little Miss Armour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

VA n,-r-r.r, a line OF GROCERIES,
tor,- 4 i,sress H., care this office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
THE ELDERS AHD DEA 0HS
SIT AS CURT AfYD JURY
fs,ecsoI p!s,atcll 10 nc ,sinlesD
I.,1SFIrTsD H.. November

PLA1NFIELD. n j.. November 27.-s
The elders and sdeacons of a church here.
as TO the possession of a store. Herbert
sa: as a court and jury to decide a suit
Pearse was the plaintiff and Q. II. Het-
.fe d was the Defendant. Both parties
belonged to the same church.
The jury awarded a verdict for 1927 to-
the plaintiff The sum OF 500 was sued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
Gor,levie Acquitted.

(By Associated press.}
crurAcC,0 Nov y7-James Fl.
Gor .ie president of the Masonic Fra
tar,,itv Tampte Association. who has been
on trial for conspiracy to d .sf Waso she
,Tar,r;e nronerty. was acquitted by the
jury to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
THE R.zMAN JUMPED
In This Way He Managed to Save His
Lie.
fRy Associated Press

PRESCOTT, ARK. November III
rSorth-bound passenger train. NO 4, en-
route from Texarkana to St. Louis. on
the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain ROAD,
Was wreck ed near here morning. En-
giaeer Archibald was !t..
Eiraman HAYES saved - life by jump
ing None OF the passengers were IN
jured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

LADY WANTS POSITION TO Do TYPE
writing and general Office work: would
do typewrtting or copying at home. Ad-
dress S. FL. care this office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

THE SERVICES OF An EDUCATED
and experienced iafly stsnogra nher can
be secured by addressing ENPEHL..
care Remington Typewriter Co.. los 3
Main Street. city.
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WANTED = SITUATION AS TEACHER
CIR f..,us.kssoer In private family. or
c1lars a,.s.rcss atrs. s. r. Box 80. Mad
!sonvilie. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

EXPERIENCED TENCH-
Err ciesises#a position. teaches English.
I.atir. s---rss.. s-rd Music: best refer
c.css Address Miss a. CARRINGTON.
C.arkSy.,te. Va.
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WANTED POSITION as SrESOCshA-
phe- and typewriter by young lday with
hest references. Address G. n. z care
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SITUATIONS waNrED-FExAEE

waNrEp-I.ADY DESIRES POSITION
TO s,,perintepd In a nice home or -
linen-roo.n matron in flsst-class hotel
Address C. D.. Hopeful. Wa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

CALL Early AND PICK OUT The
uesp a. TIE nt.I anna. -h.i.aS# SAFE oL
taole Co.'S. lil.ee niilGied ot tAu lest
p.aI.us AID u.sdlio a hdii-prlce II
you haven't the money. Your credit Is
good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

WANTEp. WRAPPERS OR ENvE-
lopes to address. home evenings. by q
lad, who writes plain haHti Address.
with stamp, Miss &C.. 1l1o w. Main,
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

.PRAc1IcE WHAT YOU PREACH"
Small profit. many sales; is Was the the
Caoie CO. breaches. ana II You WI!
call ia see their holiday pr.ces your
say they I've up to it to he We Liter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

PARTY WITH II YEARS EXPERIENCE
in grocery business would like employ
nient of some kiEd. can give reference.
II w. MINOR, Third Avenue Chestnut
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4 FIRs,r-oLAss ficTEL ssT.Y. COOK
and confect:oner desires a position az
such: table ornaments ann general haE-
quet work a s1scialtv: NJ. / references
from former employers. Address Pas-
try Cook. care Leader Osrice. Richmond.
Va
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S nv AT CSarl site.

Dy Associated Pressl
CHARLOTTE N C. Nov 1.-THE first
mow.cf nc season fen throughout Vest
orn North Carolina to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
LAUNCHiN. POSTPONED
Cruiser Chattanooga to Be christened
ii Jlsuarv
PC Aesoc:aIad F-ess.l

Rv Associated hreSS.l
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. November
o7-On,cial informa ton received here
from the El.zanetn IN. - ship-yards.
saws that owing to delay in delivering
material the launching OF the cruiser
Chattanooga will be POSTPONED from, De-
cembar goth to early in January. A
Chattanooga delegation headed by the
Mayor Will attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

WANTED. A SITUATION AS VISIT
ing teacher reader and secretary: q
pupils IN Egitsh. Mathematics. Music
INEXPERIENCED sl3 E. Leigh Street
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WANTED. UNTIL FEBRUARY tS7r.
lafy s.eI,o.rag her and hoak-ksepsr its
general store fof.ice work ii.hty: one
4 that would be willing to help in store
when no. otherwise ensageti: salary. -
per wesk and board! For tnrther ttl-
Formation address In own hant.writiag.
with reference. Box i3s. c!aremont Va
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HELP wANTED-bIALE.

IF YOU ARE OUT. OF WORK TIE
Sunday or Daily Times will advertise
for employment TO-: YOU If you viii cat
out the Free Coupon and send 1t with
Your ad
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LAZY DESIRES ~ POST
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n.sh first class refs frcss Address
WORKER. care thi vice.
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WANTED. POSITION AS sTENoGRA-
pher: have had experience and can FUR
risf7 good references. Address Miss s
J. P. sos z. Clay Street. city.