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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
LITTLE AID
Given by the Congressional
Committees to Candidates
in This State.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. -
The Democratic congressional COM
mittee, according to report filed
here yesterday in conformity With
the law requiring such statements to
be filed, did not spend one cent in
west Virginia in the recent CAM
paign, and the Republican congress
sional committee expended but
$500, which Went into the Second
district to help Mr.. sturgiss out in
his fight
These are the national commit
tees which are in charge in an cleo
ton for congressman as the national
committee OF each party is in control
during a presidential campaign.
Neither of the committees had much
money this year and only small con-
tributious were made in any dis
trict in the country.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
CHARTERS
Are Issued to Three State
Concerns, One Of Which
is at Wilsonburg.

Charters have been issued to the
following concerns:
Orr Coal Mining Company, Of Graf
ton, with chief works at Wilsonburg,
Harrison county. Capital stock, $685.
600 1ncorporators; j. NJ. Orr, G. N.
orr, H. F. Orr, A. w. Burdett, OF Graf
ton, c. B. Johnson, Of Clarksburg.
The Great Northern OIL & Gas COM
pany, OF Buckhannon, with chief
works in Tennessee. Capital stock,
500 900. Incorporators: R. B. Cody.
G. NJ. Gribble, b. NJ. Close, e. "a.
Cody and S. NJ. Gribble, OF iBuckhan-
non.
Duplex City Gas company, Of Park
ersburg, to develop oil and gas lands
in Wood county. Capital stock, 500
900. Incorportaors: elderly. Wat
son, II. p. Camden, H. Roy waugh,
Chas. B. Kefauver and J. Mentor
Caldwell, of Parkersburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
MIGHTY CHEERS
In the Court Room When the
Jury Acquits Moore
of Murder.

VINcENNBs, Ind, Dec. 9-The
jury in the case OF MenIo Moore,
charged with the murder OF c. E.
Gibson. returned verdict of not
guilty this morning.
When the verdict was read the
crowd in the court room broke into
mighty cheer and men rushed
upon the platform and carried
Moore from the court room. The
court made an effort to stop the
demonstration. Moore is manager
of circuit OF theaters. Gibson was
a wealthy oil operator. The trial
was in progress ten days and was
sensational.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
with That End in View
Intro duced in the
House.
COURT PLACES
the Northern District of
West Virginia Will Be
Altered.

WASHINGTON. .. c.. Dec. o.
resentattve w. r.. Hubbard has
introduced bill providing that reg
liiar terms OF the circuit and district
courts OF the United states for the
snortl1ern district of West Virginia
sslAIi begin at the following times and
plnees in each year:
April and the third Tuesday of Sep
@tenber; C1arksiourg the second Tues
day OF April and the first Tuesday OF
October; Wheeling, the first Tuesday
of May and the third Tuesday OF oc-
tober: Pf1ilippi the fourth Tuesday Of
May and the first Tuesday of Novem-
her: and Parkersburg, the second
Tuesday Of January and the second
Tuesday of June.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
RED LETTER.
Days in West Virginia Are
Listed by the State
Department.

CHARLESTON, Dec. s.-The De-
partment OF schools is calling atten-
ton to several .-red letter" days with
3in the next half year. They are as
follows:
Writers birthday, December II.
Christmas, December 20.
State legislature convenes. January
ii.
Lincoln's birthday, February 70.
Washington's birthday, February
Common school. diploma examine
tions March 8 to 10.
First uniform examination. April 6
and z.
Common school diploma examina-
ton, May 4 and 3.
American peace day, May IS.
Second uniform examination, June
IS and 9.
West Virginia Educational assocta-
ton. JUNE IL and 10.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
GAUGES
OF Wells in Shinnston Field
Show a Few 100 Bar
rel Producers.

In the Shinpston oil pool there are
I'VE wells hugglng the list of 100
barrel producers, The South Penn
Oil company's No. 4 Dora Bartlett
is still producing 100 barrels, The
Philadelphia ompany's No. z T. l..
swlger, and Groves & Parrts's No.
2 Thompson heirs, are producing a
like amount, while the South Penn
OIL Company's No. 4 n. A. Rector,
and No. 2 ]. II. Thompson, are pro-
ducing 125 and 225 barrels, respec-
lively. In the entire lower south
west these five are the only wells
producing 100 or more barrels a
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
GALL ISSUED
BY DR.. Purinton for the Next
Meeting of Sunday School
Convention.

DR.. D. P. Purinton, chairman of the
executive committee OF the State Sum
day School Association. has issued
tile official call for the annual state
Convention which will be held in
lsarkersburg May 2, 8, and 4 inclusI-
1yely: DR.. Purinton predicts in the
cali that the coming assembly will
he the largest and best ever held. The
usual arrangements for the comfort
and convenience Of the delegates in
attendance are already being made
ana an attractive program is being
arranged which will be announced
later.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
FOURTH
Glass Postmasters Mt Several Places
in State are Named.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. o
The following fourth class postmas-
ters have been appointed in West
Virginia: Frazier's Bottom, Put
nam county Henry F. Jordan. vice
A. ]. Mccoy, removed; Paxton, Clay
county, Floyd ]. Samples, vice E.
Paxton, resigend; Breedlove. Pres
ton couaty, Arthur g. Winters, Vice
j. park, deceased; Patton. Monroe
county, Homer d. Rogers. vice ]. F.
Bird, resigned; shyrock, Greenbrser
county, David =. Simon, vice =. y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
MASSACRE
Of Turkish Garrison and One
Hundred Christians in
Revenge.

ICoNsT ANTINoPLiB, Dec. 9-A
telegram from Jerusalem today
states that Bedouins massacred the
Turkish garrison at Kerak, town
in the Turkish villeyet of Syria and
killed more than one hundred Chris
tiap inhabitants of the place in re-
venge for the execution of the Be
douin chief. No Americans mis-
sionatres were at Kerak.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
MEN STRIKE
al Grafton Because Their
Pay Fails to Arrive on
Regular Day.

CIR ALTON, Dec. because the
funds failed to arrive from Philadel-
sphIa on the same day each month
10 pay on 900 workmen employed
10y C. A. Sims & Company. the con-
tractors who are carrying on the
work of the B. & o. Improvements
4here, 200 men, principally foreign
sers. went out on strike. The
strike. 1t is siad is only temporary
amaiv and will not seriously delay
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
WHITE RESIGNS
AS a Member Of Mingo Coun-
ty Court and There
is No Bar.

Word comes from Mingo county
that senator-elect Mont 2. White. Of
the Sixth Senatorial district, has
rendered his resignation as a mem
Der Of the county court and as presi-
dent Of that body, and there isno bar
TO hts qualifying as a member oE the
state senate when that body meets
January IL. HIS resignation was
rendered and accepted before Decena-
Der i and chas. Woolford has been
.slacted TO the court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09

EVER s 0R TON
All The EotrtE Meeting
o tie ehs of
Conn
PRo e. 5 80
In Fifty Years tie ness
Increases One lnn
dred

/ S1ASNla sila13 l4iEst4
CHICAGO. Iil pee nI.r-
ton presided li.u.i
meeting Of the In-
tsurance Presidents med
there today Albotte 81 ine
twenty uldiIton tne
Il United states and en-
resented by TN com 53nf r.
\ present
"Fitty years ago llfe ID
the United states al eta reg
capita, = said chaifnlan
years ago e had risen
TIA, and today II
amounting t. about
FIFTY years ago the To- OH
life Insurance carried ~ TN I'D
life Insurance compaI3
mess In the United State
than that now carried B
companies alone. ytsltliIr %
the volume Of life inns
has increased from 81
$13,7o0. Q 90, 600, almost
fold. though n that time
tion OF the United st9t
creased less than ttareefoI
Investing
Western people IA
lsnoW that as a general Ilt6 don H.
Eastern life Insurance
making an efFort to lave
serve funds in those sections
country which produces the que
I know of one large lie ihs65
company which i've years as6
real estate mortgages IN only
different states, but - lltcll TOD
them in thlrtyzone' amer a1lf
know OF one company VIII
millions less IN 1ortsage loan
New York city than st la aV
ago and which dpring that
Increased It's mort
states about 81 8, 100000 b.
american life fnsura9ic
stood SO we'll; never 81
surrounded by so many sal
and never offered the public 60
Tor its money as It does todlS.
expense OF nanagement Is being
tailed. Economies OF an kiud
been introduced, ana dtSide
polIcyhoIders are being thcrease
CIlief Ambition
The chief ambit ton 81 the
citation OF Life Insufs hce Flresi7
is to emphasize the Ga6t hat
great life Insurance co1nISa Ii1ai 5
to the people. and that nothing
way OF regulation, taxa tidn OF
lation can he done to inJgte
which the pOlfcyholders Wfilsnpt
to pay for themselves.
lit is hardly necessary to &c
the aim and object OF the Ass6c "a
of Life Insurance PTesl dentH 81
oluet =. ~
ltssst atse ...,,S
lue,. ile : t..t.'.s, Il VIZ Is.
s"eis,!oA = LouE $780, W
tsae..y ~ !, 1851 y,
e = = 10y al Li. = Ia
t i, " sois putpVss' ls.S ~ "a
t ina. when l. y 5000 etlu stss
ton OF thai "hich " oaes f. HIS
surances me W9rk e
non - Sc a1lSl IL e,sst
y looks aAteE Egg sstieAs
as poilcS no llolelers
4c!'t ION 4
auc-a 'lonal FoEees3 IN y
aEcs' was discp
James OF the UrllYe1Asg
PRESIDENT tucson 0f4 tlae TIL. 'ef
Cnlcasp' ana DINERS
1lle insurance N 7 = 4t !.
laltlohshiP tP Ihe genera
economies mas neen
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
CHANGES
In Business Position Are NTnde.in the
Town of shimnston.

Mr.. /. I. weaver, formerly n book
keeper in the South Penn Oil COM
pany Office, has accepted position in
the Farmers Bank at Shfnnston, made
;acant by the resignation of Homer
tIawker. Mr.. Hawker has taken pos
sition in the hardware store OF Leslie
Hawker & Coz in which Arm he has
purchased an Interest.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
MEasIEs EPIDnNlIc.

The family OF =. W. Bowers Of
Northyiew. Is suffering from quite an
epidemic OF measles. There are tiye
children la the r1iIlys an 0G whom
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
rSDEReons OPERATION.

Jesse Cole, of PhilIppI. Is resting
easy at local hospital from an op-
etatioH Eriday for a serious
tonbIe.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
WINES Down.

clarksburg was, cut on from PITTS
burg and Cincinnati except by way
of Baltimore today SO far as West
ern Union service was concerned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
I3nv. nLR. PAfII1. TLI.

The Rev. a. Pack, financial
agent tor Broaddus Institute st.
Bhilippi, IS seriously IA 80 his soon
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09

Copyright Association
in
bling
called
OIL
the Of lnbore
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09

/. Mrs. ~. Tiiiia
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09

II. van caip Il Raasp cIty q.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-09
/ lIlRTI.AGE LICENSE.

eense has been issued
9lfl lllI nnd Corr q. Ilinli
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-12
WILL RENT ROOMS
F0R CITY. CHEMIST
DR.. Whitfield Tells Committee His
Work is Hampered by Lack
of Space.

City Chemist James NJ. Whitfield is
looking for rooms suitable for being
fitted up as q laboratory, the expendi-
ture of an amount sufficient 70 rent
such quarters having been authorized
by the committee on grounds and build
ings at a meeting Thursday night
Although the Office of city chemist
was created last May, DR. Whitfield
has thus far had no place TO conduct
experiments. Appearing In person be-
fore the committee Thursday night,
he explained that he is now being al
lowed to use space In the rooms OF the
board of health, In the City Hall. and
also in the Mechanics Institute build
ing. He will not be able to produce
results such as he desires, however,
until he has quarters sufficiently large
for the installation of his various in
struments and equipments. all of which
have been purchased, but for which
there is no space.
Following DR., Whttfieids remarks, O
resolution was introduced by Mr., Don
Leavy recommending that the finance
committee provide funds sufficient for
rental. 1t was also recommended that
the building inspector be instructed to
sign a lease for not more than 1--WE
years. The matter may be brought be-
fore a called meeting of Common
Council.
Several other matters were disposed
OF by the committee, among them be-
ing the authorization of the construc-
ton of granoiithic sidewalks through
one section. OF Jefferson Park and the
placing Of benches In the park for the
accomm odation of the public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-12
KNIGHTS TEMP[AR
LEAVE FOR HOME
Meeting in Chicago Said to Be
Best Ever But Denver Prom
ises to Do Better.

CHICAGO. Aug. l2.--with the cleo
ton OF Sir William B. Melish, of Gin
cinnati, to the highest pedestal Of
Templar Knighthood. approximately
half million knights and friends left
Chicago to-day for their homes In va
rious parts OF the United States and
Canada following the triumphant
close of the thirty-first knights Tenn
piar conclave Of the United States.
The principal feature Of the Anal
entertainment was the reception for
Eminent Grand Master MeNsh given
by Ohio Communicates In the Con-
gress Hotel banquet room. The Earl
OF Euston was guest OF honor
1t IL estimated that $50. 900 visitors
were present during the conciave.
-Four hundred and eighty-seven COM
manderfes we're present In the city.
The association Of commerce issued
statement to-day estimating that
about 100000 was spent during the
four days of the conclave.
Denver commandments leaving Chi
cago for home to-day were elated
with their triumph in securing the
1918 event for their city. Admitting
that the Chicago conciave was the
best ever" the Denver knights voted
a faithful promise that Denver will,
even do better.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-12
STREET CAR KILLS
3-YEhR-O[ GIRL
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
T. Woodson Meets Death I'm
der Main Street Trolley.
MORTORMAN is ARRESTED
But Eye Witnesses Say He is
Blameless of the Tragic
Accident.
MoRTORMAN is ARRESTED

Bewildered apparently at the APP
proach Of a Main street car. Rosa
Nell Woodson. three year-old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. T. Wood
son. of No. 201s West Main street,
ran before II Thursday afternoon
about o'clock and was instantly kill
ed. The action Of the child, accord
ing 70 witnesses, is not understood.
The little tot was standing some dis
tance from the track, entirely out Of
the way OF any danger The trolley
was rolling along at about ten miles
an hour and was under perfect con-
troll of Motorman William c, Turner
As the car neared Rowland street
the small girl was watching II, and
just before it reached her she at
tempted to cross the tracks. She was
struck by the fender. thrown beneath
and fearfuliy mangled by the wheels
before the motorman could stop the
heavy vehicle. Turner, as soon as he
realized what happened cut off his
current, ground down the brakes ana
reversed, bringing the car to q sudden
stop, but not in time to save the
infant.
MotOrJnan Arrested.
As a matter Of form, the mptorman
was placed under arrest and will APP
pear Friday afternoon before coro-
ner's jury. According to the testi-
mony, which will be offered by those
who saw the tragic accident, Turner
will not likely be held responsible
for IT,
The child had been playing in Main
street near Rowland, Just below her
home, shortly before her life was
snuffed out.
Mrs. Woodson was informed of the
tragedy by neighbors who witnessed
it. She was prostrated, while the
heart broken father. conductor OF
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany, was not at home at the time
IL occurred,
Motorman Turner was hysterieal "a
a result of the killing. When taken
to the Second police station he was
unable to give coherent account OF
what had occurred. He was imrne-
diately baiied for his appearance al
the corners inquest.
The funeral OF the child will take
place Friday afternoon from the resi-.
dence. Interment will be In River
view cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-12
Will TEST
WHITE SLAVE LAW
Man Living in District of Colum,
bia May Get Forty
Years.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. August IA
The new Federal law prohibiting the
white slave" traffic. which was en-
acted following the recommendations
of President Taft. will have its nrst
exhaustive test In case in which will
be detailed eyents transpiring within
half a mile OF the Capitol.
Walter J. Bussiua II In the District
of Columbia jail to-day facing a
charge which. under the new law, In
case OF his conviction, may result In a
sentence of forty year1 and Afes Rx.
) Eresating $4,000.
The police. who have q complete mar
rative Of the career Of Mrs. katherine
Berkeley. twanty three years old. from
torted money. are OF the opinion that
conditions probably more appalling
than those exposed In New York or
other large cities viii be brought 70
light when the investigation u CONF
plstad.
white waiting trial on charges Of
va9rancy, the woman was approached
by Bussius In the courtroom with Z
demand for money. Onicers who OBJ
served the incident reported II 70 Judge
Pugh. who consulted with United
States District Attorney Turner. A
warrant for the arrest Of Bussius was
ordered and in the meantime the wo-
man was persuaded to tell her story
The policemen were shocked at the
sOrtid narrative. s;5-
Ths woman told how Bussius made
threats II money was nor forthcom-
tnE. she said she hsd h~An fsAAarted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-12
NEW SUBMARINE
BUILT IN FRANCE
In Case of Disaster Boat Comes to
Pieces Like "Joint"
Snake.

PARIS, August IA submarine In
three sections, the middle section be-
ing detachable and capable OF rising
to the surface, as means Of rescue
In case OF accident. the invention of
Chief Constructor Artur. of the French
Navy, was launched to-day at the
Brest navy yard. Experiments will
begin within a few weeks. The in
vention. II 10 predicted, will do away
with such catastrophes as that which
cost the navy the Pluviose. which sank
last May near Calais with twenty
seven men aboard.
In case Of accident. the new sub
marine 10 built 40 that the crew can
enter the middle section. One man
remains behind to close the door. The
section then rises to the surface. The
remaining man saves himself by means
OF a specially constructed diving suit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-12
SWEET TOOTH BECOMES
SWEETER IN AMERICA
Figures Show that Each Consumed So Pounds Last YarCant
Estimate Percentage Of In Possessed by Girls.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August Ia
pounds of sugar last year. which was
more than he ever had before in the
history of the country. according to
agures made puolic to-day by the de-
partment OF commerce and labor for
the twelve months ended June 80.
Can you estimate the increased
percentage OF sweetness therefore
possessed by the American girl7" was
asked
That is impossible. solemnly re-
piled the statistical clerk. can
say, however that the figures show
that a greater percentage Of the
sweetness assimilated by the American
people Ehat-yoH might term
home grown sweetness--that Is.
sugar produced on American soil"
The total amount of sugar eaten by
Americans during the year Is estimat-
ed at seven and one-half billion
pounds Only in two previous years
did the. total, ever approach the seven
billion mark. and only on four other
occasions did Ii exceed six billions.
Hawaii. Porto Rico. the Philippines
and the sugar producing lands in the
United States showed Increased pro-
duction. Hawaii increased from / ,0S7
million pounds the previous year to
LII million pounds: Porto Rico
from 4SS million TO 56s million
pounds. The Philippines broke all
records since their annexation, with
IT'S million pounds. The cane fields
in the United States alone decreased,
showing a reduction from S2s mil
lion to $50 million pounds. The I'm
ports from foreign countries CORES
pndingly fell of. though still 81 per
cent. was imported In 1910
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-12
too ANXIOUS To
GET MANY NAMES
Census Enumerators Who Turn
ed in More Than Actually
Existed.

HELENA. MONT. August Ia
"Over-zeal in seeing that nobody was
missing has brought Thomas Daley
and +. C. Mcdonald. two Great Falls
census enumerators to grief, and, to-
day, after indictment by the Federal
grand jury they We're fined $3.50 a
piece and sentenced to "a hours in
jail each
Their Indictment charged making
false and fictitious returns said
they turned in the names OF a good
many more people than lived In their
districts. Their attorney explained
in court that his clients were so
anxious to get all the names that they
actually turned in more than there
existed" The court smiled and i'm
posed the fine.
Two other Great Falls enumerators
have been indicted on similar
charge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-12
AVIATOR
sTARTtfs PARIS
-------
Flies Over French Capitol and
Circles Eiffel Tower
Goes 1870 Miles.

PARIS, August i2.~--Parisians TO
whom aeroplans flights are now an old
story were aroused to-day by a sem
sationai flight over the city by Hubert
Latham In his Antinette monopians.
Latham. from Chaions- Sur Marine to
Issy, Paris suburb. 1870 miles, made
the trip In three hours. He passed
over Paris at q height that varied from
800 to 1000 feet. He circied Eifyei
Tower and paused up the leading bou-
fevnrds. descending 20 low at times a.
almost 70 scraps the tops OF houses
and ONCE buildings. He dsscended ut
Issy shortly before noon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-12
NEGROES TO HAVE
new THEATRE HERE
Structure to Be Located OH Broad
Street Near Adams Win Cost
$4,000.

A large, modern theater for the ex.
elusive use Of negroes may soon be
constructed In Richmond ~ cost
of $4,000.
II 10 planned to build the theater
on the north side Of Broad street.
between Adams and Jefferson streets.
II will be known a. Star" theater.
and will have q seating capacity OF
about 700. Tentative plans for the
structure have been filed with Build
ing Inspector Beck.
An addition to the Lubin Theater
viii soon be constructed at q cost ok
5000. Specifications for the addition
have been hied with tbs Building In
spector. When completed the Lubtm
will have n seating capacity OF 100.
Plans have also been fled for .
four-story brick store and once build
ing to be constructed at Third and
Broad streets nc cost OF 10000.
The building will be the property OF
M. l. Hofheimsr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-12
BRYAN HAS TAKEN
PLACE Of COLONEL

NEW YORK, August 12.--Frisnds
OF Colonel Roosevelt, who have look
ed over the current issue or the Out
hook. ( which he 10 the Contributing
editor" are wondering to-day whether
the pay envelope sfieseffaitzea fer him
this week al usual.
For the first time since his return
from Africa the magazine In on the
newssfands without an article from
the Roosevelt pen. A few ribald
spirits, who DO not properly appre-
elate greatness, have suggested that
the reason might be found by examt-
nation OF the cover OF the magaxine.
IN big type II Ia stated that one OF
the chief articles OF the week is by
William Jennings Bryan. who In the
past has animated that Roosevelt
Kidnapped certain OF hts pet issues
But whatever the reason there was
s'ncthing doing by the distributing
a0itor this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-12
FLIES FIFTY MILES
WITHOUT ACCIDENT

MExINEREs, FRANCE, August
12.--charies Weymann flew from
Rheims 70 MexinsYss To-day and
thereby remained In the big cross
country race. which II to be ccnelud.
cd next Wednesday. He made the
nifty miles without mishap. Identan-
neux started from Nancy at 1910.
bound for this city. II he makes the
Night. he. too. will qualify to continue
In the cross country race.