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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-04-06
Your tongue is coated.
Your breath is foul.

q.
These symptoms show that your
stomach is the trouble. To remove the
cause is the first thing. and Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Will
do that. Easy to take and most effeo-
tive. Sold by all Dealers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-04-06
No, Indeed!

We'll, now that you've laid the egg,
why don't you eackle?"
HUH should say not-I'm SUI
fragettei" Life.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-04-06
When Two or Three Are Gathered To.
gether.

Stella-"Two is company and three
is"
Bella Divorce. N. Y. Sun.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-04-06
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
C. ". WALKER, NJ. D.

Office over Daniels Jewelry Store.
Jackson, near Forsyth.
Office Phone 5S7. Res. Phone Is.
Practice limited to diseases of the
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT.
Office Hours to /; . to 5 p. m.
AT OFFICE NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS
BY APPOINTMENT.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-04-06
LAND
BARGAINS
Snider land Sold.
Little Land Sold.
Come quick for others OF
say Il Am Sorry. -

125 acres 3 miles of Plains. adjoin~
ing Jno. A Mcdonald old home place,
Dwelling, tenant house and crib.
112 acres 8 miles Sumter, adjoinins
Chapel, Rogers and Countryman
Good land and good Improvements.
Lots of land 223 and 224 in 18th dis
trict of Lee Co. adjoining Sumter Co
line, and touching lands which sci
for $50 to $40 per acre Ample build
lngs put up 3 years ago.
GAs-.x FSs
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-04-06
DIR. l.. F. GRUBBS,
HENRY b. ALLEN,

Office IN Cotney Building, Opposite
Postofice.
Office Phone 1858; Res. Phone 46G.
Practice limited to diseases of the
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT.
Office Hours: 8 to 1; 2 to ) p. m.
AT OFFICE NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS
BY APPOINTMENT.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-04-06

Holler loud if you want to be great.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-04-06
NQTHEh.5 FRIENIIl.
A IMMINENT FOR EXTERNAL USE.

Not only is Mothers Friend lsrnedy, but -
the makes
nestmable III
friend relieves the discomfort
different
ache and nunbn of sootes Inflammation Of the
expanding syste
coming
drug Write for ezpectant mothers
TYE 32ADFLExD CO., ATLANTA. GA
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-04-06

Entered at the postofice al Ameri-
:us as second-class mail matter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12

and HalIfaxs added tae Fifth VIII be
solid. Nothing can hurt 1t. especially
as In getting these counties II Will
give up arayson ana Carroll, regular
Republican stronghoids. With the
Democratic counties OF Giles and Pu-
laski added to what It will have re-
naming the Sixth district need have
no fear Of piling up good Democratic
majcrities, and the Ninth. until some
Internal rupture breaks out, will be
left to itself.
by making everything in the Fifth
district safe the Democrats, at the
proper time, will be in better posi-
ton To make another light In the
Ninth do not believe that anything
can be done in that part OF the State
for some years to come, but should
good, strong insurgent come out
against Mr.. Slemp and cut his vote in
half a Democrat could win.
Once In charge or the district the
Democrats would soon change the
faces now geen at the pie table, and
might then by some means make the
district Democratic. This fight cauid
not be made. however. II the Repub-
leans and democrats were fighting al
the game time in the Fifth. for to win
the Ninth the Democrats must put
forth their every effort. and this can
not be done II the fighting les divided.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
DAVIS DECLARED
TO Be AGGREssOR
ALLEGED VICTIM OF "RRUTAL
ATTACK, FINED slo-AcCI,s-
ND ASSAILANTs DISMISSED.

John Is. Davis young white man.
whom morning newspaper described
al having been brutally set upon and
beaten into insensibility by four men.
Was declared by Justice John to have
been beaten by one man only. and
to have brought IL on himself by
throwing brick. Davis was, accord
ingly. fined $40. Pietro I.andi, who
satd he was the only one who struck
Davis. and John keiton. who wit
messed the fight. but who, according
TO the evidence, did not participate,
were both dismissed.
LAndt who gave himself up to the
police following the publication of the
story OF the assault. In order, he said,
that the true facts might be made
known to the public. told Justice John
that Davis had thrown brick ut him,
the lnissile striking him In the chest.
He rushed at Davis to defend himself.
he said, and had the forennger OF his
left hand cut nearly Off. The two
then closed Several blows were struck
and Davis was finally knocked down.
Davis admitted having thrown the
brick. but raid Landi and Keiton had
attacked and beaten him a few min
utes before. He also insisted that both
Landi and Keiton attacked him, but
what witnesses there were In the case
testified that the fight was between
Lanfii and Davis alone.
DAVIS AZ first declared his intention
" taking m appeal. Later he chang
~ his mind and paid his hne.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
BANKER ARRESTED
ON GRAVE CRARCE
W. II. BoYENToN ACCUSED OF
RECEIVING DEPOSITS AFTER
BANK HAD FAILED.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Nov. Ia
Considerable excitement vas caused
in Hampton ct late hour last even
ing whenoit became known tnat war
rants had been received for the arrest
Of William II. Boyenton from officials
OF Fauquier county. Mr.. Boyenton is
the senior member OF the banking
firm of Boyenton 4 Company, which
firm conducted bank in Hampton
being at Upperviile in F'auquier coun-
tv. The firm RATED few weeks ago
and the warrant charges Mr. Boyeh-
ton with receiving deposits wnen ne
knew the bank was insolvent. me
warrent Is sworn out by Common
wealths Attorney, j. A. &. Keith, OF
Fauquior. at the instance OF Z. W.
Wiltshire, who aifirms that he made
deposit in the Upperviile bank or
S2ao.05 on or about October ID.
Mr.. Boyenton surrendered himself
at 500 o'clock last evening as soon
as he heard that the warrant was out
TOR him and was Immediately adj
mitteG to bail to appear in F'auQuier
on November 28th. the bond being
fixed at $1,000.
Mr.. Keith, the Commonwealth At
torney OF Fauouier county, came to
Hampton on Tuesday but did not
disclose the nature CT his errand to
anyone except Commonwealth At
torney Edgar Montague. After con-
suting with John Weymouth and w.
G. L. Taliaferro. receivers named by
the United States Court. Mr.. Keith de-
termined that circumstances justified
his proceeding with the warrant. 1t
is understood that the feeling against
Mr.. Boyenton in Fauquier 10 quite Bit
ter. 1t being alleged that he lived ex-
pensiyely.
MIR. Boyenton WAS postmaster OF
Hampton for several years, Is q Ma
son. Elk and member OF other secret
orders and was generally popular. II
is not generally believed thae there
has been actual criminality in his
operations-the examination OF the
books of his banks by the receivers
disclosing such lack OF system and
care as to demonstrate that ne did
not really know where he was At"
His third bank was located at Mid
aleburg. Louisa county. There has
as yet been no schedule OF assets and
liabilities made up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
Contrary to EXPECTATIONS and mum

Contrary to expectations and mum
erous published reports abram
Eby. former mayor oi Burneviiie,
Va, who has been confined in the heh-
rioo county Jail for some time pend
ing his trial III the United States dls-
triet court Tor threatening 70 dyha-
mite the Norfolk ana Western raii-
way unless he was paid s4s.eoo. as
released on bali hTiaag aitefh'o"
sherry after 5 O'Clock.
lsby, VINO Was hetl III s1taea BOND
was taken from Lie Iah beiNiS
Unlied states Commissioners hraay-
Cash security was pat UP ~ LT. ii.
Il. uaay, OF Reading. Ia, ana LIT.
T.. ~. i3ogers.
For the FIRST time III more than
year I1Dy wos a Tree man. lie re-
Gently ended Il twelve months term
In the Federal prfson at Atlanta. nav
liz been convicted III Philadelphia
upog practically the same charge as
that upon wnict ne Is now acid.
ae spent Friday aigBs at one OF tire
= loeai hotels and Saturday afternoon
accompanied 10y his VIE, he left Tor
burhe4iste.
Can4uits With Counsel.
Anss al tie time he spent III the
offices 81 Is tDUHSss, - e iafiSt'S a""
Fulton.
There is growing impression thai
the charge against RnFkefai,es eA-
mayer wiIi lie nolle prosecuted, II
consent of the department OF 1usuee
can he obtained. IL is pointed cut
that the charge which Is pending Is
almost identical with that for wnicn
he was convicted at first.
In this instance Ely is alleged TO
have written threatening letters 20
President johnson. Of the Norfolk and
Western. He Was tried IN Pni3&des-
phia for directing similar threats to-
wards President McGrea. OF the Penn
Ssls ania.
Friends OF the mai declare his wild
actions to have been the result oT the
ase of drugs
Ebyss case VIII he heard al the next
term ~ The district court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
WILL TRANSACT
MUCH BUSINESS
SEVEN COMMITTEES AND BOARD
OF ALDERMEN To MEET
NEXT WEEK.

Important municipal business VIII
be transacted during the coming
week when seven committees and
al boom Hlittees from the Common
Council. and the Board OF Aldermen
will hold meetings.
On Monday night the sne-commit-
tee on streets which ii investigating
conditions on the office CT the City
Engineer will hold its second meeting
AT eight o'clock The suggestion will
sistant engineers he asked To submit
their department
The committee on electricity and
the committee IN water viii also
meet Monday night, both AT eight
o'clock.
On Tuesday night. the Board meets.
In regular monthly session. A vast
number of measures which were APP
proved by Common Council a few
nights ago will come up for concur
renee or rejection.
The committee on streets, street
cleaning and light will meet Wednes-
day night. all at eight o'clock. The
committee on light viii receive the
report af thu subcommittee fet-an.-
mending increases In the salaries Of
certain employees OF the light depart
ment.
Thursday night viii he marked by
meeting OF the committee on
grounds and buildings, II will be a
regular monthly session devoted large
~ To the transaction of routine bust
ness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
GIN 7 FIND TRACE
Of \. JENNINGS
LOCAL REAI. ESTATE MAN MISS
ING SINCE MoNDaY--M.sa
HAVE 4ASPHASIA.

MIR. II. T.. Jennings, a local real
estate man living at 2ze South JET
ferson avenue. has been missing since
Monday. Neither his family nor the
police are ahie to discover the slight
est trace OF his whereabouts. The
theory has been advanced mat Mr.
Jennings may he suffering from as
phasia. or loss % memory, and may
be wandering around in some strans e
city.
The missing man was employed by
the real estate firm ~ Golsaa K Nash
on East Main street. Part OF Ms
dulles consisted IN getting iatorua
ton about country property tnat w@s
offered for sale. Monday morning ht
left his office as usual. Since tina
time nothing has keen heard from OF
oi him.
MIR. Jennings is described as bein2
forty-four years old. I'VE feet ny
inches IN height and about ] 81 pounds
In weight Tie has a light complex
lon. hazel eyes and sandy hair. II
In slightly bald. Wnen last seen +
left his office he was clad in a blue
coat. dark trousers. black shoes and
Il brown derby hat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12

In decision and order formulated by
the state Corporation Commission late
Friday afternoon the principle Is ennn,
ciatad that no railway In Virginia VIII
re allowed TO give p transfer agency
the exclusive right to issue Official
clatn checks when such contract ap-
pears to be the detriment OF the public.
The decision was In the new famous
baggage transfer case involving the
Norfolk 4 Western railway, Long >
Baggage Transfer Company, OF Lynch
exclusive privilege, and the PEOPLES
Saggaga- transfer Company. also OF
Lynchb burg
Ca account of the value OF the priv
tloge enjoyed by the Long concern. 1T is
gensrAliy conceded that tse night viii
DE taken into the supreme court The
commission cites q number OF Judicial
rulings, however. and believes that its
decisions VAL stand unuuestloned by
the supreme tribunal.
II is shown In the ruling that as the
road Will recognize tae claim checks Of
the 1eng Company and refasas TO rec
nsI..e the checks OF any 0fner concern
that patrons az other chan the Long
agency are greatly inconvenieneed. ana
trough il Is admitted that she road has
rist.t 10 give a contract 10 one aSen-
cX, the coinrniss ion rules that the road
can not grant such privilege when the
people are made to suffer as the result.
Formal Order.
The formal order, unanimously &C.
CURED IN. is aa follows:
THE Comm sSio1 having consfd-
cred the agreed statements OF
facts. verbal and written. il OF
opinion. for the reasons stated IN
writing and Aled with the record as
IaFt thereof, and doth decide as
follows
T. THAT the existing contract,
referred to in the evidence where
By the Norfolk and Western 4tail
.ay Company has granted -
iNngs Baggage Transfer Gpni
pan%. Incorporated Tie exclusive
privilege OF soliciting taggage on
III" premises q: the Halfway Com
nanT at Lynch burg, Is "A legal and
ard valid contract; and that 50
lont an the public Is provided
reasonable rates, II VIII net be as
approved by III. Commission.
!. THAT the refusal Of the Nor
folk and Western Railway Com
pany To permit travellers depart.
ing from Iynchburg IL Indemnity
ard claim their baSssag. by means
II checks issued hy The Peoples
baggage Transfer Company. is un-
reasonable and imposes unneces-
sary annoyance ard Inconvenience
upon tire travelling public There
fore such practice IL disarprovfd.
ard X II ordered that the Norfolk
ard Western Hallway Com any al
lew travellers % identity and claim
their baggage left at It's station in
the City Of Lynchbure by the Peo-
pies Baggage Transfer Company,
by means of claim checks issued
by such company, under such rsa
sGraI11e rules and regulations AS
may he aGupted by the Norfolk and
Western Railway corpsny. sub
3ert To the approval Of this com
mission. SO that such baggage may
ha promptly checked and FORWARD
Cd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
GAVE FALSE AGE
is HEAVILY FINED
VERDICT AGAINST MAN WHO Al
LOWED TEN-YEAR-oLD CHILD
TO WORK.

Commissioner Doherty, of the State
Bureau OF Labor received notice from
Newport News Saturday morning that
John Hare. charged with having given
a false certificate AZ to the age OF his
child. working In the ship yards. had
been found guilty and fined $25 and
costs.
tin and George Paris We're called, hut
continued, until Monday, at the re-
quest of the defendants.
In tho case against Hare 1t was
shown that the father had testified
that his, child Was over fourteen years
old. 1t was proved in court that the
child was only ten.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12

FAMOUS WRITES IN T.
THAN MONTH AID
TRIES sUIClpi

LONDON. November III
from Moscow to-day decIaSe
has yet been found Of Co..
Tolstoi. the world famous Au3
has ned from his horne 49,
Poiyana for m unknown 49,
with the statement that ~
to spend hts last dAy9
retirement. According 20 IN RI
Countess Tolstot In In deeD II
Toistoi'S family tO-day e
extensive search parties ana Ar
Ing strenuous efforts to 1G6
missing novelist.
Reuters News Agency t0
ports that Countess Tolstol q3
two unsuccessful attempts ~ II
self In her grief over hef h161
disappearance. ss2f &
Toistoi disappeared On Oee
The famous writer - a X
He was married tn 1854 ~
tess sophia Ber1a. He 1jv0
OF rustic simplicity on Mn ~
Yasnaya PelyanA. drtAujue tlI
attire. using rude furnitufo o11 II
ing with ANTICIPATED imp1e
He has written no moved En-
Resurrection" in 1909. 4n1g
got him ex-communfcAted xe&6
Greek Catholic church. He -
ever. written many short e1ok1
articles for the magazines af1
time. Previous to hie resixQ1
an author. Tolstoi led - aoCfI
serving In the army dnr1111
Crimean war. m
In the letter which he ~ h
wife when he disappeared coUa
stoi wrote. ss3ssa
II cannot continue lonenS
surrounded by luxury. and, HI
other old men, retire frosa
to contemplate my Ifs q ~
ask that you do not 80 ~ r
sojourn. and that you do ~
1t II 1t II discovered.
giveness for tho brief thn&
cause YOU"
The novelist's refeFoaoo l "
amidst luxurious suYTound On
en- by many 70 indicate lIH40
Is unbalanced, especially
the almost poverty withjNs
surrounded himself, tA0nEl
Tolstoi has been n M
some time. He has 49,
from fainting spelis, and o1t
time ago was reported II
condition. lSsR|
A St Petersburg diapat4
II Ii believed there that e.
stoi has taken refuge In =
! In the province of Kalun
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
SENDS AGED NEGRO
TO THE POOR HOUSE

u rness 1t mus be old age dat ats
me-" declared George Dunkley. =
wrinkley negro who Is eighty Ave years
old, Ia attempting to explain TO Jusiico
John why II was he. mad lighted fire
In the middle OF the floor OF his home.
el2 Creek street, ami why. later he had
taken off all his wearing apparel save
his shoes, and thus clad IKE one O.
Duncan, modern emulator of the an
Client Greeks staiked out in the streets.
Justice John looked at the negro
who ~ said to be rather weak mental-
1y. why don't you go TO the poor
house9" he asked. !,
II does aim to GO. Jedge., answered
Dunk!cy. .,..
"Sea that he gets there said Justice
John to an officer, case dismissed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12

STANTON, VA. November r.
The last day Of the Augusta County
Teachers Institute in Staunton was
marked by addresses by well known
educators, Including ur. John ". way
and, of the Harrisenburg Norm "a
sehoot; Dr. James @. Johnson, super
intendent OF the Charlottesville
schools. and J. u Eggleston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
BRIDGE BURNED
|. BY ENGINE SPARKS

Especial to The Richmond virginian. j
sTAUNTOS. VA. Nov 1.-THE Me-
Aieer wagon road bridge, woode Il
structure crossing the c. a. o. tracks a
mile south OF the city. burned Friday
night. delaying passenger trains several
hours
field also burned last night suspendin9
traffic over the road south Of Fairfield.
Both fires started from sparks from the
engines. famed by a hard wind that
blew all night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
WILL NAB EDITORS
OF MEIlel
KNOX WIRES Mr.. 1A1Il
DIAz's GovEHls76l =
TAKING ACTION 81 u

FORT LEAvENWONx1 sa
Npvem Dor 13.-@Tlsa edltopo
diary newspapers viii ~
The embassy II TigorouG1y ri
l am informed upon u1DQu
authority hat Anton Ntdr1 II
born In New Mexico ~
American citiaen."
This message picked NJ
wireless station here. pra1n1r
from Secretary Knox ~
Taft no ws0mewhera n 49,
Mexico h believed 20 ~ &
development in the didl9I1e
Mexico.
Rev. Mr.. SoyaFs II 49,
The pulpit OF the Wont-J Z
church will be fllled Au 2
minister from the Nefho
enee, the Rev. r. O. ecy9s f
the church. having gone r.
son. w. Va. whore he WIN ~
sermons. From WtlliaMa6Qm
ars will 20 to ChaYlooe Ion 9os
. series Of meetings q
the Charleston CalxA8y S|
church. sSs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
THE RICHMOND v1RGIv1Av -sArURpAY, NOV. y 1910

statement is that some days ago sew
eral Virginia lawyers presented MIS-
name to the President as man welt
qualified In character. ability and At
teinments for appointment 10 one 9! the
vacancies upon the supreme Court
bench HIS name has never bsen men-
tened in Connection with tho Commerce
Court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
WON'T ALLOWRA1L WAYS
TO GRANT SUCH RIGHTS
Corporation Commission in Famous Baggage Case says
Norfolk & W esern Must Accept Claim Checks
of Other Company.

counties liz. against 27s: for sncees-
sion OF treasurers and commissioners
cf revenue In cities 81. against ~.
Carter Glass for congress receive 5ao.
Allison 81. A small vote was cast and
little interest manifested In the cleo
tor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
EDITOR CHOSEN
As NEW SENATOR.

DIES MONIES. November l2.--Gov-
ernor B. r. Carroll day named LATE
Young. editor or the Des Moines
Capital, and pronounced stand
patter. as United States senator to
take the place OF the late Senator J.
p. Dolltver. Governor Carroll sent
for Young and offered~,the post and
Young accepted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
STATE TREASURER
|. SENDS IN REPORT
RECEIPTS FOR YEAR WERE VERY
LARGE-BALANCE LEFT
FRoM 1900.

Tho annual report Of the state treas
urer for the year ended October 1, 1919
was sent to the Governor Saturday at
terno0n.
Receipts for the year were s5.915. 43I
which added to the balance from last
year gave total fund OF $s.26S.444.
Disbursements for the year aggregaf-
ed $6.052, $50, leaving a balance for the
year OF 3zi6,052.
THIS figure, however, has but little
Significance as the funds TO the credit
OF the treasurer vary from day to dag
Sometimes from $4,000 to SlSu.060.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
NOW LOOKS II
They IRE
RETURNS ERoaG =
AND - CITIES A. =
WORKABLE no AAgEei

All four OF the EGIl
amendments are probably
This II the indicatiOn tn
turns which up TO tn
Saturday afternoon haA =
ed at tho office Of ~ ~
the Commonwealth. 1ass1
From all over the Dea46
show that the rot0ro -
proved Of the proviGio1 r
term OF the legfnia4ul6
days to ninety days 5
disapproved Of tAe
changing the method
bills. y; hi
With twenty-0nO c1S1
city--NorfOlk 40 ~
amendment authcF11 ~
urcrs and coinmia1i0E
enue to sUcceed th11
by something iike ~
remaining cODntte1 !
stand a9ainst u. NJ
jority against the ~
~ a. large. d U I'LL
The 1av0nty-ntM4 4o1
reporting give ! 4, III
mant and 1E.eSA ~
Norfolk excepted I'M
5,s01 votes agsine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
PEACE RESTORED
|. AMONG MEXICAAs

Ell PASO. TEXAS. November Ia
Reports to-day from all parts OF
MeAico Indicate that normal condi-
tions have been restored and no fur
...tA raos.as Is anticipates.
the my place where the Mexican
authorities anticipate trouble, the
dispatches assert, is at Huada ia1a IRA
.4na Ia the s4a.e OF Jaiisco.
The ailti-Anerican feeling In Jalisco
IF strong and several minor dem IN.
sIratiuns are said TO have taken place
yesterday. including the tearing down
OF q fence around an American
school. Additional police have been
pressed into service. however, and
quiet il predicted.
An independent investigation Of the
burning OF Rodriguez han been start
ed by the Mexican consul NJ Eagle
Pass. Tex
The feeling at Rock Springs and
Del Rio remains the same. The
sow nspeople ~ Rock springs continue
so justify the burning II the stake u
EodriSuez and assert that tlais dras.
tia aetiun Was absolutely necessary IA
prateet the wiss ut ranchmAu utru1n
stsea> hy i@AsIAns Mexicans aisns
he bar&sT. M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
Ficures FOR Charlotte

(Special to The Richmond Virgtnian.)
KEYSvII4LE. VA. Nov. 12.-FoI-
lowing the official vote Of Charlotte
cousaty. saslaAcertained By the board OF
I.