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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
With the FraternifieS

Nice-Councilor. Clarence Tyler; Associate
Nice-Councilor. Miss Mary Fuqua Re
corcinI Secretary. Miss Nellie Dean; RI
na1scial Secretary. Mrs. Mary Taylor.
Treasurer. AIRS. j. T. Temple. Guide.
Mrs. NJ. N. Thomas: Inside Guard Miss
Gertrude Pate; Outside Guard. Mrs. N.
Hartley: Past Councillor. Mrs. Victoria
Ennis; Associate ex-Councilor. Miss Het-
ne Wood; trustee FOR eighteen months.
Mrs. NJ Victoria Ennis; Representative
TO State Council. Mrs. ". NJ. Thomas.
May Council.
At a regular meeting OF May Council.
No g.. Daughters OF Liberty. held In
Fairmount town hall Monday night. after
the regular business had been transacted.
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term.
Councillor. Mrs. Josephine Jones. As
sistant Councillor. Mrs. Mamie Miller:
Nice-Councilor. Mrs Lucy Wiulrord. As
sistant Vice-Councilor. Mrs. Ssllie Creerv.
Recording Secretary. T. W Gregory. As
sistant Recording Secretary. Miss Myrtle
Mlnleton. Financial Secretary. Miss Lettie
Thacker; Treasurer. Miss Linda Jeter;
Guide. Mrs. Fannie Butler: Inside Guard.
A. L Dement,. Outside Guard Miss
Florence Powers. Junior Executive Coun-
cilor. j. r. Jeter: Assistant Executive
Councillor. Miss Fannie Ford: Trustee
Mrs. Salhe Creepy: Representative 20
state Council. A Howard Thacker: Alter
mates. Mrs. Lucy Winiford ana w. G
Thacker
After tho council adjourned refresh
ments We're served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
Doctors Amit
That They Can % Nothin More For Your
Stomach Than stuart Dyspepsia
Tablets Are Doing very Day.
cosrs NorHINo b rRY.

According 20 the exu-t analysis Of
arOveTn nent authorities 4 tne Cnlteu
States and Great Britain Stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets contain ae exact ele-
rnents provided by natui for diResting
food in the healthy stomm-
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tabts have saved
sufferers from stomach dOruers millions
Of dollars by giving them one small 50
cent package more reiiechan countless
trea tments By physician would bring
about at 400 per visit
Perhaps you are atiiicte with dyspep-
sia--Or some kindred dlsess arising from
a disOrdered digestion. Imay be head
aches, heartburn, palpita n. liver trou-
BILE INSOMNIA nervous delty. TOey al
have their bednning In a tomaoh which
does not secrete the Juice or grind the
food which Is taken into
II So we urge you 20 al for free
trial package Of Stuart's fspepsia Tab
lets. It viii cost you notng and surely
will bring us no gain u'ss YOU find,
after using IT, that you arOeaefited and
feel that you need a fIll-ssd packaRe.
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contained IN them that halot been sub
Jected 10 the closest scrutr by the gov
ernment officials.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
PISTOL DUEL WITH
BURGLAR Il STORES
Terrence Barden Captures In
truder and Was Mrchiug Him
to Police Sutton.

SUFFOLK VA Janury S.-Terrence
T. Barden last midnight ad a pistol duel
In the dark with negD burglar, who,
TO his heels. but later VS. run down -
blOOdhOunds.
Hearing a noise IN tn cellar. Barden
investigated. and caught the burglar in
the act He commanded he man to hold
up his hands. and startd with him TO
the station house. Belor goiUg half the
distance the negro viii ed and began
nrfng Oh his captOr, wo returned the
shots without eject. C1zens also fired
on the fleeing thief as he-an through the
streets. Two blOOdhOuns we're put on
the trail. and about clock this morn
ing pointed out the hous OF Green Hen
bricks who was lockedup. Hendricks
has served two terms Ia le State prison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
WINS HANOVER BRIDE.
Mr.. J. Baker Jeter and Miss
Chisholm, of Taylorsville, Wed.

especial 20 The Iin-e8- Dispatch
TAHbORSVlIsLE. VA. January s.
Miss Mamie Chisholm. OF TayiorsviHo.
Va, daughter OF Mr.. w. L Chisholm.
was married to-day 20 Mr. J. Baker Je-
ter, OF Ashland "a weiAhnown merchant
OF the town. Miss Hessie Chisholm acted
as maid Of honor. and Mr s r Jeter.
Of Ruther Glen. cousin Of the groom,
acted as best man.
The ceremony was performed in the
TaylOrsville Baptist Church. which was
handsomely decorated FOR the occasion.
Tho Ceremony was performed by the
Rev. q. W. NJ. Taylor. Of the Southern
Methodist Church, Of Oaklott. Va
The bridal party left FOR Washington
on the evening train. Mr. ami Mrs
Jetor will reside in Ashland after Feb
ruary LIST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
Race for Two Miles.

Tonight the girls condition is fright
fuL She IS T-ostratec, and Il viii Doe
davs before she can leave her bed. Sher-
m Beard ~ Amherst county. WAS aroused
tais morning az long after midnight He
Immediately went 10 the scene and by I'D
O'Clock had arrested I'VE negroes au OF
whom work ar Monroe for the Southern
Railway. After the arrests the posse
that was with him. made ny ~ seventy
five OF more men. wanted 70 take the
negroes before Miss shelton for idcnti-
ficlttnn. But the sherin felt this would
result in lynchinE. and he decided 70
bring the prisoners here. The men OBJ
jected. but while they were arguing
among themselves. be told the negroes
they would have 70 run FOR their lives.
They got start before the men. now
81 mob. designed the purpose q: the sher-
ir. the negroes running rs fast as the
sheriff and his single deputy could eallop
on their horses One OF the prisoners was
nl. but he was taken on the horse Of the
deputy
For two miles the chase was on.
Winesap. a flag station on the Southern.
was reached just in time 20 hoard local
20 Lynchburg and the prisoners reached
here shortly after 3 o'clock. The Jail
being fun here they could not be adj
mitted. and Sheriff Beard then took them
20 Campbell county jail, twelve miles
from here. and eighteen miles from the
scene of the crime
The names OF the negroes arrested are:
Eldridge Page Walter Burford. Peter
Hudson. Lewis Miller and Dudley Miller
They are all railway hands employed at
the divisional terminals at Monroe,
working at night and living near the
home Of Miss shelton. two miles from
Monroe. The girl says her assailant
was either Hudson OF Lewis Miller and
that she can identify him without trou-
bile If she secs them together. az she
knows both of them. The crime has
stirred Amherst county. and especially
the railroad men whose headquarters are
at Monroe. and the men working on the
new line Of the Southern. where tho
cirl's brother IS employed. When the
girl reached the neighboTs house after
the assault her face was cOverd via
grease and smut. which came from the
face OF the negro during the assault.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
POWLEY'S FATHER
SEEKS EVIDENCE
Says He VIII Spare No Money
to Prove That His Son Is
Innocent.

NORFOLK. VA. January s.-WorkinK
ceaselessly IN the collection OF evidence
for the vindicatiOn OF HE son. one OF
those charged with the \ Crosse train
robbery. william Powley. the father OF
Charles POwley. the accused. Il stiu in
the city Assisted by George 81. Hepple.
a private detective. he continues looking
up and interviewing those b. whom ne
expects 10 prove an alibi Tor his son. He
says he will Epare none OF his money TO
prove his son innocent
There are those II Norfolk who viii
swear that Charles was here at the very
time that the train robbery was COM
nitted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
WELLS, ALIAS ALLEN,
NOW OUT ON BAIL
Daughter Has Written 70 Ne
braska Informing Authorities
Of Fathers Whereabouts.
Especial % The 11mes-Dpatca.l

SUFFOLK, VA, January s.-Charles
W. Weils alias Yankee" Allen. who
YESTERDAY confessed 10 the murder OF
Thomas Schuter IN Stanton. Nebraska.
thirty -One years ago today was re-
leased under bonds. Wells claims that
his daughter has written to Nebraska
informing the authorities OF his where
ebouts. A Suffolk lawyer said this ar o.
ternOon that he. too had received a
letter from the daughter informing him
Of her fathers original name. and also
declaring that he had Killed a man. A
warrant has been issued against We'll =
accusing him OF threatening to XII the
husband OF his only aughter. Wells's
property in this county Is held uucRr
the name OF Allen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
BUSINESS MEN
NOW ORGANIZED
Petersburg's Leading Citizens
Band Together to Upbuild
Their Beautiful City.
CORPORATION BEGINS WELL
Fifty-One Have Subscribed
$1,000 Each-Mr. A. Wright.
First President.


IL E-ttSh re, VA, January G-The
Petersburg Business and Credit Asso-
cletion and Investment Corporation was
Organized tonight at big meeting AZ 4.
r. HiI Camp Hail. hfty-one representa-
i've citizens and business houses having
subscribed 70 1900 worth OF stock each.
The following officers we're elected To-
niSnt President A. Wright: First Vice
President Chas. Hall Davis; Second
VIC President. T. F. Heath
Inc proposed charter provides that the
board OF trustees shall consist OF the
ofhcers and six other members. who were
elected ar follows. Hartlett Roper. Rob
err Caoaniss. Jos. ". Seward. NJ c.
Jackson. =. 3. Sydnor and Isaac Cohen.
These men are among the wealthiest
ana most prominent business men fl the
city The purpose Of the organizati IS
70 advance the interests Of Petersburg IN
every possible way. the investment corpo-
ration acting az a financial adjunct 70 the
business association and making and con-
trolling the investments Of capital
Lassiter's Limitations.
II proposes 70 do the work or a Cham
Der OF Commerce. with broad and more
profitable methods o. proceeding. Thirty
seven ~ the fifty-one stockholders were
present al tonight meeting. and officers
and trustees were elected by a general
ballot in each instance about nine bal
voting Charles r Lassiter offered o re-
solution Troviding that not more than
three men s. any one line OF business nor
more than one director from each bank
IN Petersburg be made a trustee
After a general discussion and con-
siderable opposition 70 tie proposal Mt
Lassitcr withdrew It. The secret arv and
Treasurer VIII be- appointed by the board
O. trustees. which proposes 70 secure the
best man possible az liberal salary. and
10 add fifty more names 20 the list %
stock subscribers among PetersburE cit
liens.
Ar the annual meeting ~ the stock
holders ~ the National BANK ~ Peters
burg this afternoon. motion 70 reduce
ne number 3 directors from eleven 20
nine was laid over FOR decision az an all
1ourned meeting 20 pc held Tuesday.
February izth. In accordance with the
requirement. ~ tae Federal law thirty
days notice must Be- given % any change
IN rho articles ~ Incorporation. Eight
hundred and sixty-five shares OF stock
were represented az the meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
SERIES OF GAMES
Richmond Whist and Chess Club
Goes to Norfolk.

The Richmond Whist and Chess Cf.h
mas issued challenge to tho Norfolk
Clun for q series ~ games frs NarfoIl
on January 26th and the CHALLENGED club
mas signhlzed It's wiiiingness to p'lv
The teams will leave bore ou the eveu-
ing SET FOR the games. ana w.I returu
the next day Richmond lc folt.i Norfolk
in the last game. which was PLAYED In
this CITY ia Murphy Hotel ana Sc lis
likely that che Same fr1ns will meet
again. The Norfolk Climb is ullNine- arr
rangements fnr n. s---s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
GOES TO BOYDTON.
Makes Another Statement, Saying
No One Else Is Implicated.

NORFOLK VA. January S-Percy
Martin the confessed lacrosse train
robber. arrested IN Huntington. ". Va
was taken through Norfolk and 70 Boyd
ton by Detective Baldwin early tonight
While here Martin made another signed
statement 10 the erect that he and no one
else committed the robbery.
william Powley. the father OF Charles
Powley one Of those accused OF the rob
berry. who IS In Norfolk collecting evil
dence tending 10 prove an alibi for his
son. wac greatly relieved wher Informed
OF the confession made by Martin, ex-
Onerating his son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
EGAN MAY GO SOUTH.
Golfer Asked to
Play on Florida Links.

CHICAGO. ILL, January S.-H. Chan
dlor and Walter Exam have been in
vitCd by President II. IT, smith. OF the
Southern Golf Association, to play at
Palm Beach and other Southern resorts
during the winter. and It Is probable
that they will leave here about January
18th. after the United States COLI Asso-
citation meeting, providing r. Chandler
RECEIVERS from the sprained ankle that
now has him confined,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Weir
Mrs. Sarah Callahan.

Especial o. The Times Dispatch
RED FitlCkSEl RIG Va January
= Mrs. sarah Callahan widow ~
Ihomas Callahan of stafford coun-
", deld last night at her home.
near stafford Courthouse. at the ad-
Nanceo age of eighty-rour years. She
was sick but q short time Two sons
and one daughter survive her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
Blame Not Fixed.

The coroner's jury summoned vester-
day morning 90 inquire into tho manner.
wood Of Fulton Street and Virginia
Avenue, Fulton, who lost his life early
Monday morning beneath a smokestacy
on the ". ). Forbes building. az Tenth
and Byrd Streets. failed TO place the
blame on any one. The verdict was
simply that the man came 20 his death
by being struck with piece Of smoke
stack. How he came 10 be inside could
not be discovered,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
HENDERSON DIES.
Carpenter Never Regains Con
seriousness After Fall.

DURHAM. y. O.. January S.-James
Henderson. the carpenter. who was IN
tally injured by fan from the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company building IN
This city yesterday. died to-day at 1915
o'clock without regaining consciousness.
Jfe had only made hts home IN Durham a
1ew months. but was we'll known.
He leaves wife and two children IN
his immediate family His father arrived
this morning from Danville. the former
home Of the deceased. where the remains
will be carried for burial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
Gibbons-Dize.

BALTIMORE. MD. January s-Li-
cense was issued here to-day for the
marriage OF Miss Ella V. Gibbons. TWEEN
ty-seven years old. and Mr. Jesse P
Die. twenty-eight years old. % North
cumberland county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Virginia z. Blythe.


Mrs. Virginia r. Blythe died Mon
day ofternoon. at 100 o'clock. IN the
FQEne OF her son-in-law, Mr. R p.
Harrison. NO. 1912 West Broad Street
would have been seventy-six years
CID ana her long life has been filed
W, M.th deeds or kindness and works OF
=, 9irs Blythe, was married twice. her
nrst husband being Mr.. J. J. Walthall.
OF Richmond. After AR Waithairs
ueatl she removed to Texas. where she
married ar. T. N. Blythe After resid-
ms In Texas twenty years she re-
turned 20 her native state with her
children and had made this city her
vive hor are Mrs J " Burk. 81 VII
minEton, y. G W. n. Blythe, OF War
renton. Va. and Mrs. II. p. Harrison.
or this city For many years she had
been one of the most active members
Church. n teacher in the Sundav-schooI
a member 81 the Christian Endeavor
aud other church organizations. in an
o. winch her influence for good was
felt by both young and old.
The funeral viii he held from the
Marshal street Church this afternoon
az 3 o'clock. The pall-bcarers viii be
ana Dr. D. r lbs GsSTY bo6 % " ai's
r sutton. G. r. Noble. w. IA. BOwIes
4 + IL Pace L. n. .Aruall. and W. J
kimoroush. active. Interment Will be
made in Itiverview Cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Ann Figg.
Mrs Mary Ann F'igg widow Of Mr.. r.
W. Fig. died Monday night at the resi-
deucc ~ her son, No. 22lS NJ Street.
Mrs. Fig WAS native OF Charles CITY
county. ami was well known here. having
pten resident of Richmond nearly all
her lie. she is survived boy four children,
Ar a W Fig OF Washington. D. @:
ait Joseph l. Figg. of savannah Ca
Mrs Irueneart Bryant. and Mr.. James L.
flgS OF this city
The funeral Will take place az II O'Clock
2-ulorrow morning from Union Station
Mftnodlst church. Intermeut VIII ba
made in lakewood Cemetery.
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Weir.
WINCH EST Err. VA January s.
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Weir. member OF
an old and prominent Virginia family
died at Mountain View. the home 81
her nephew. r. r. Weir. I'm Clarke
surviving Miss Weir are one nephevy
r =. Weir and four nieces-Misses
carrie Mildred and Virginia Weir. Of
clarke. and Mrs Eppa uunton OF Rich
mond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09

is doubled in pleasure by
a coy Bath Robe.
Shields you from neck
TO ankle, and prevents the
chill that so often pre-
sages the i'll.
Bully, also, TO lounge
in, read in, shave in,
snOoze IL.
Today S2.75 70 $3.50.
Formerly 81 TO 81.
Dressing Gowns are for
those who prize the crea-
ture comforts. We have
EN- in the simplest and
most suInptuous fabrics
and the latest metropoh-
tan colorings and designs.
Today $3.50 70 s11. For
merly go 10 s18.
Jacobs Q Levy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
Grove Council.

Grove Council Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics. met IN Howard
Grove Hall. and the following officers
were installed by State Deputy H W
Woody: Past Councillor. F. n. Sandridge:
Councillor. O. NJ Rice Vice-councilor. j.
a. Conrad; Chaplain. w r Akers. Re
cording Secretary. J. T. Winiayns: As
sistant Recording Secretary r. A Allen:
Financial Secretary. J. r Gentry: Treas
urer. q. ". Clifford: Inside Sentinel. r. a
Sims; Outside Sentinel J. L. Taylor: War
den. Joseph W. Conrad. Trustees d. H
Gaines. ". a. Germelman. F. c. Germel-
man.
Patrick Henry Council.
Patrick Henry Council. No T. Junior
Order United American Mechanics. held
its regular meeting Monday night in their
hall on Louisiana Street. At this meeting
installation or officers took place As fol
lows: Councillor. Luther Wilcox. Vice
Councillor Thomas -. Whitlow: Record
ing Secretary. z Y. BurCh: Financial
Secretary. II. A. Evans: Warden. William
Whiuow; Inside Sentinel c. r Seay:
Outside Sentinel c. Jackson: Treasurer,
Walter Rock: Trustee. Z, V. Burch.
Peerless Council.
Peerless Council. Daughters OF Liberty
held its regular meeting at its hall in
HOward's Grove Monday night The fol-
lowing officers We're nominated and
elected: Councillor. r. G. Thomas: As
ISOLATE Councillor. Miss Laura Padterry;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
TRAIN ROBBER
CONFESSES ALL
I~0nunued from Farst Pare-)

cord. 40 threats were made against
me- nor no promise OF reward. but made
ir because 7 was satisfied the chief had
tie evidence and would prove I was
guilty. and I felt 4 was the best
thing % 40 and throw myself on the
Mcrry Of the court
7 have heard the above statement
rad 20 me. and now state under oath
that every word Is true. and make IL
knowing that the same Will be read
against me IN the trial Of my case.
No one was with me
This. the seventh day q January,
1907.
(Sie--o44 pTpCvV NTARTTN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09

w. q BALDWIN.
J. 7 DAWSON.

7. r. ". Bloss. clerk % the CITY Of
Huntington hereby certify that Percy
Martin signed the within statement IN
my presence after having the same
read 20 him and made oath that Il was
correct and that I have placed my
initials on the first sheet 70 identify
the same this the seventh day Of Jan
uary, 1870. II w. BLOSS.
Cla~lr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
POwley Exonerated.

The Baldwin detectives and their pris-
oner arrived in city az 6 o'clock yester-
day morning. and az once proceeded 20
the Office OF Mr.. L l. Srherer. IN the
Chesapeake and Ohio general Offices. I-ho
party took the 5 o'clock Norfolk and
Western train for Portsmouth where Mr.
Baldwin and Martin met fne father Of
Powley. Martin takes all the burden q
guilt upon himself. and the exoaeration
of POwley is complete. Mr.. W - Bald
win issued a signed statement. clean tre
POwley Of the charge, but ne latter VIII
probably be held for some Sine, on the
charge Of being a suspicious character
as the circumstances surrounding bis
arrest were Of such natIre - TO lead
to the belief that he has a past which
viii need Investigation.
Mr.. Baldwin stated that the credit Of
the arrest was due 10 J. J. Dawson. chief
OF police Of Huntington. and that he had
turned over the $500 reward TO him The
detective had the diamond rtng stolen by
Martin. and 1t was stated that most OF
the money had been recovered.
The prisoner practically repeated in
Mr.. Scherer's office the confession made
by him in Huntington. II WIS the story
Of a weak will. undermined by diSSipa-
ton and unbuttressed with the hope
that things would come right IN the end
Narratng the account of the crime,
Martin said that At first he thought TO
thought came to him that the rich pas
sengers on the train should contribute
something for the livelihood Of his wife,
for whom he feared all the pitfalls laid
in d large city for q young. pretty and
poverty stricken woman. often his mar
ration was interrupted by heartrending
sobs. and the men listening 10 his woeful
story could not but feel STRINGS OF pity.
Martin said that he is not a bad man
and that he had never done anything
worse than drink too much whiskey He
IS determined 20 take his punishment like
man. ard says that he will not force
any one else into the tolls for which he
alone IS responsible. He has thrown him
self on the mercy Of the court and II is
probable that. In view OF his frank CON
fcssion. the sentence Will be made as light
as possible.
Martin is about twenty-three years OF
aRe He IS OF slender build, with rather "A
weak face. with dark hair and eyes and a
clear cut profile,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
Hearing To-Morrow.

Though Martin might have entangled
Powley In the tolls. and thus have light
ened the burden OF guilt for himself. he
completely exonerated Powley Of any
completely Ia the deed
II Is pretty well established that Pow
ley was on the train az the time OF the
robbery. as he has been identified by the
porter and conductor OF the train-Eber-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-07-27

DR.. A, ID. Melvin, chief OF the Bu.
reau Of Animal Industry, In the course
Of an address to the chief meat inspeC-
tors convention at the stock yards last
month, declared that 1t was wlrpris.
Ing to note the large number of pack
ers who ignored the new national law
until the railroads refused their ship
ments. inspection has been with
drawn from fOrty-six establishments, /"
said DR.. Melvin. "Of these withdraw
ais twelve We're for cause, principally
on account Of failure to maintain the
proper standard of sanitation, and
some We're for using prohibited prcser-
natives Most Of the establishments
preferred to forfeit their interstate
trade rather than stand loss from the
condemnation of animals ana meat and
bear the expense Of complying with the
sanitary requirements. This latter
fact emphasizes the necessity for a
thorough State or city inspection"
The takers who are boosting the
charter are working the daily papers.
But It won't do. The people are going
to beat this charter and don't you for
get 1t.
~
The small property owner will be
taxed out of all he possesses II the new
charter Ia adopted.
Taxpayers and rent payers at Chi.
caG0 should stand shoulder b SHOULDER