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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
HEAVILY FINED FOR
USING BLACK JACK
GEORGE REDO, WHO Is BLACK.
ASSESSED x25 FOR USING
CONCEALED NUT ON
ALBERT PALMER.

George Redd--and black Vas
brought before Squire Cheatham FRI
day morning and fined s25 and costs
for using a blackjack on ALERT Pal
mer The blackjack In question was
made of a two inch wagon nut weigh
ing a pound. which was wrapped In
piece OF overall cloth and swung on
the end OF Il strap. The blow, when
was delivered from this imposing
weapon. would have finished an ordi-
nary person, but the nat mercy
bounced of Palmer's black IVORY
head after breaking the skin. The
two negroes had gotten in dispute
when George seeing The argument
going against him. produced MS
weighest logic and fiored his oppon-
emit.
Redd did not have the price Squire
cheatham asked, 80 he was sent to
iail 10 wor khis time off.
His case had been sent on 10 The
grand Jury in Chesterfield some tinas
ago. where II was through an error
declared not true bill. But Redd
was rearrested later and made 10 pay
the penalty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

Trial OF the suit of former Dairy
Inspector r. H. Curtis against James
BelIw God, the Chesterfield dairyman,
who Is alleged to have siandered the
plaintiff in several clashes growing out
of dairy inspections was begun FRIDAY
morning before Judge ingram in the
law and equity court. Mr.. Curtis asks
for $4,000 damages.
The following jury was selected: J.
NJ Macon. j. G. Epps. q. II. Russell,
w. A Cheatwood. W. E. Ellis. Henry
c. Garrett. r. r. Harrison.
1t is expected that the case will
last three or four days. Among those
summoned as witnesses are the fol-
lowing:
f. NJ. Noble. assistant inspector OF
milk and food supplies; DIR. w. L. OPP
penheimer. president OF the board OF
health, I'll. II. Pollard. city attorney:
w. A. Crump. sanitary Inspector for
the health board: Coleman Cutchtns.
formerly clerk Of the health depart
ment; Dr. Frank M. Reade, mem Der
Of the city council: William Fl. Nose
ley. sanitary inspector for the health
department, and James r. Gordon.
James E. Phillips and DIR. r. d.
Garcin, members Of the health board.
Mr.. Fulton, of counsel for plaintiff.
first addressed the court and jury
setting the gist Of the case as con-
tanned in the charges.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
DRIVES TO 1OllGATE
THEN TURN AROUND
THAT'S THE WAY FOLK IN ROCK
tNGhAM ESCAPE PAYING TOLL.
COMPLAINT MADE.

City folk do NOT know OF any way
10 beat the tolls gate keeper, hut the
country men and women living In
Rockingham county have found way.
and therefore the Valley Turnpike
Company has appealed TO the State
Corporation Commission for the right
to erect more toll gates and keep those
who pay no cash from using the road.
The turnpike. i most estimable thor
ouahfare, runs through Edinburg.
sstrasburE. Woodstock. New Market
and Harrisonburg. People living along
the road transact ell their business
within the bounds Of the toll gates anu
never pass through them. Therefore
they get the use OF the road without
the company setting the use of their
cash. The toll gates are decaying and
their hinges rusting hecaus. they are
not used. When a farmer wants any
thing. rs. selects purchasing place
which is on his side OF the toll gate,
and therefore IL costs him nothing 10
drive over the road.
Speaker Richard 4. Byrd presented
the appeal OF tho turnpike company
"a the Corporation Commission Thurs
day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
SIGHT DESTROYED
BY CRATE FLAMES

Burned from head To foot as Il re-
suit of her clothing catching fire
while standing Tn front OF an open
crate. Luc? Woodson, six years cid.
@f FIG 81, John street, was rendered
sishtless by the flames Thursday. and
Will probably dia. The child was
playing near the CRATE, when her
dress was blown over the flaming
coats, and In thrice she was g
human torch. Relatives ran To her
rescue in response To her screams.
bat could not exiting uish the flames
tefore she had recet, ed burns be-
liaved to be fatal Ambulance Sur
eeon Turman responded to cali and
dressed the chiid's injuries at ne,
home He did not take her 10 the
City Home Hospital because he be-
iievea death TO be but matter Of
"A day or two at the most.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
CLOSING DAY OF THE n
GREAT TRAINING SCHOO
Grace Street Baptist Church Thronged With Those In
ested-Commeneemen Exercises at Night Session


Thursdays program at the baptist
Training School for Sunday school
~ork-. Mt h.an axc..aea In ef
iectiVehsss ~ any pleFtnus 10
IN .hs a. .ei aiuoli - .ss.A.a -
niear az sa.eii.t. auu. ~ -,
10. s.eat -aisi.ua ,.. "ne 80 snnaav
o. Wy rr $50 ,...i.' ,.;rh -
oS'oo. " - .'s -. ~ -,
aai Inn Ia. -. sxsre,as
80. - a,t,rai
80 n =, pro.a,xa- rasy.u
n.ass,tas ana addraas IN '.rsaobjng
m roryh ~ ~, y I1ln.,r.t,ny his faIE
us;,h n,a,y da,,,.s.
A. 5.,s Nj, yvt,lfan gsy. a Incta
pre.entarion Of Memoir work. in
the Sundsv-scbool Including scrip
ture verses Bihle Facts Doctrines Of
the Farn ana standard Churen
Hymns She showed the teachers how
70 deaf With these sunnIamantal les
sons ia such a way "a r. mako them
interesting
After the luncheon there was a very
Interesting Junior department demon
stration led by Mrs. e. |. Parrish. OF
the Pine Street sunday-school. with
members OF her own department.
AT 7:30 p. NJ. Mr. Flake spoke
ON Glass Organization, He showed
the real work Of organized classes,
their relation to the school and the
many attractive forms which the idea
takes.
DIR. Cul'om followed with 81 SPLEEN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY HESTIA CONCLANE

Al the regular meeting Of Fiesta
Conclaye, Improved Order Of Hepta
sophs. last night the following off,
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year.
Archon, Thomas ID. Jones. provost,
J. f. Egeleston: preiate, James +.
Jones; secretary. G. H Raines; imam
cier, j. T. Morrissett; treasurer. {.
f. Waithailr Inspector. W. A. Rowe:
warder. r. +. Patterson. tnustees, l.,
II. Brown, j. w. Smith and ". b.
Crooks: representative to supreme
body. J. F. Patterson. alternate. J.
w. Smith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
ALL IS READY fOA
/ TUBERCUtAR MEET
PAPERS OF SPECIAL AND GEN.
ERAL INTEREST TO BE READ
AT CONFERENCE.

i Everything Is practically ins readi-
which convenes in Richmond Friday
evening. The meeting Will be brought
to a colse Saturday night. State Health
Commissioner Ennion Williams will
preside over the sessions. Mayor
Richardson will deliver one of the
addresses of welcome.
The following papers will be read:
Friday evening December q: Tuber-
calosis Problems in Small Cities" by
Dr. Roy x Flanagan. former chief
health officer of Charlottesville. The
paper will be discussed by Drs. Ken
meth Bradford ana j. Harvey Spencer.
Tuberculosis DisEensaries, by DR..
Ernest {. Levy. chief health officer of
Richmond. discussed by some Nor
folk health man.
The Consunptive and Visiting
Nurse by Miss Florence Black. visit
ing nurse, Richmond.
Saturdays session.
Saturday morning. december 3.
general topic, "open-Air Treatment
of Tuberculosis" Papers:
tine construction OF tuberculosis
| Sanatoria," by Dr. Cary Shepperd, en-
/ gineer OF the Catawba sanatorium
State Institution for tuberculosis >
! by Dr. ~. ID. Tewkesbury. residence
physician. Catawpa sanatorium.
'Open-Air Treatment at Public In
stituions," by Dr. w. r. Drewry, SUI
perintendent al Central State hospital.
Petersburg. Discussed uy Dr. J. I.
Mastin.
Municipal Sanatorta. Their Build
| ing and Usefulness" by Or. Edmund
Strudwick, president OF the Richmond
tuberculosis Camp Society. Discussed
I by II. S. Seward. president of the
Petersburg Tuberculosis Association.
/ Fairgrounds and Tuberculosis Pre-
vention." by Dr. Lawrence T. Royster.
/ Farm Senatorial by Or, &. y.
Wertenbaker, Norfolk.
Night Session.
! Saturday nisnt, december ), gen.
/ erai topic. '@rubercuiosis Education.
The Press and Tuberculosis. by
John r. Ma.innis, editor Radford Ad-
vance
i Work of Municipal Leagues" by
Or. Charles II. Grandy. secretary OF
the Norfolk Anti-Tuberculosis League.
Insurance Companies and Tuher
culosis Education" by George W.
+ Rahlke, Virginia superintendent of the
Metropolitan insurance Company.
Statewide Publicity and Educa-
f icn. by Douglas =. Freeman. exc
cutiye secretary Of the State Associa-
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
HEARING DAMAGE SUIT
IN HuSTiNGS COURT

Judge r. II. Wells. sitting in the
Hastings Court, part two, Friday
morning. took up the case of Minnie
Hill against the Virginia Railway Co.
for damages amounting to $1,000. The
case OF Matte Moseby. who was hurt
at the same time and Is suing for a
like amount, was continued until the
January term Of the court. The court
considers 1t doubtful whether any de-
cision will be reached In the Hin case
until Saturday. and II Is further prob
able that this will be the last case OF
the term, as the seaston comes to an
end on Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
NAME POLLOCK For
SUPREME BEN!
WASHINGTON. u. c., Decent

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Decemk1
Following a report today
Judge John c. Pollock, OF Es7
has been definitely decided upe
President Taft for appointments r.
sociate justice OF the supremA u
of the United States, great intske
being manifested here as to h{G
acteristics and his record on III
His career has been In che n
he having been United Staten f04x
the district of Kansas since 1909
his fame has not spread mNckx
side of official circles In W&n
ton, Sx
III the reference books that
tain biographical Facts Of notabFNA
pie. 1t Is to be learned that An
is an Ohio man and q United
byterian. He was born near th&
Of the Ohio river In 1853. HS&
graduated from Franklin Coif91
1882 and then settled in Newt0ny
where he was admitted - No.
in 1884. Pollock served AZ u IT.
Of the Kansas supreme court
January. 1901. to Decesn ben,
when President Roosevelt Ap1
him judge Of the district court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

Judge Crutchfield's court bore q
closer resemblance to shoe empo-
rum than dispensary Of justice
Friday. due to the appearance OF
Ben Blanche. accused of stealing 70
pairs of shoes from the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. hen was there,
the shoes were there and the sleuths
who caught him were there. The lat
ter asked that tho case be continued
10 allow them more time to investi-
gate and ascertain whether more than
~ pairs could be found, and also
to find Ben's accompiices. The court
continued the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
BARTON HEIGHTS TEAM
TO PLAY THE TIGERS

An interesting game OF football will
be played Saturday at Byrd Park be-
tween barton Heights and the Tiger
Cubs. Barton Heights boasts OF hav-
ing one OF the strongest .'youngster''
teams In the city and hope to hold
their own against the Cubs.
Barton Heights will line UP ~ fol-
lows: Right end, Stringer; right tao
kle. McNeeay: right guard. Bixby:
center. Taylor; left guard. Stockton;
left tackle, Wilkinson: left end. Tig-
nor: quarterback. Beck; right half,
Watson; fulihack. Davinson: left half.
Rady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
MEMBERS PRESENT PURSE.
To RETIRING PASTOR

Al the prayer service a, Mizpah
Presbyterian church "Wednesday even.
ing the last service conducted by their
retiring pastor. DIR, Walthall. ne was
presented with purse containing a
handsoute sum OF money by Mr.. VIII
liam H. Holiaday In behalf OF the men
1t the church,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
For striking His Wife.

magistrates Cheatham. of the Oak
Grove district. stung Tom Buford. coli
ored, $40 and costs Friday morning
in court. Tom saw In himself an
embryo Jack Johnson. and in lack OF
a punching bag to keep In training
ne used his wife instead.
Policeman Moore arrested william
Goode Thursday night for cursing and
abusing hts wife and acting nasty In
general. The case will be aired In
the City Hall police court Friday.
Washington Camp. No. 81. F. q. >.
of A.. will gather for meeting Fri
day night at O'Clock in Cersley'
Hall, at the corner OF Hull and >Ciop-
ton streets. In Swanshoro. fun at
tendance Is requested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

Fsnnl hearing on the application of
the Richmond Power Corporation for a
franchise TO distribute electric current
in the capital city win be held by the
Council committee on streets Friday
night.
Mics NJ Martin win speak in behalf
OF the petitioning corporation. and
Henry W. Anderson for the Virginia
Hallway and Power Company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
CAUGHT FOR CRIME
OF FIVE YEARS PAST

ROANOKE. VA, Dec. William
WEIGH. eolorei was arrested and
jailed at Biueneid, w. Va, last night
on Information given by J. A. JOY
ner, who says he saw WEIGH shoot
and XIII a street car conductor at
Salisbury, n. C., Ave years ago.
WEIGH says he liz innocent. but adj
naits being at Salisbury at the time
of the killing. WEIGH hts the de-
scription OF the murderer, even to a
missing finger.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
Three Committee. to Mse..

The committee on Improvement of
the James will meet a, S o'clock FRI
ds.v night. A sub committee III, streets
VIII assemble at : 80 o'clock. and the
committee ON cemeteries at the same
hour Friday evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
. WEEKLY INSTITUTES
FOR 5. 5. WORKERS
REV. ssR. R0LsTOS OF THE PRES
BrTElsIAN CHURCH Will. con-
DUCT THE MEETINGS.
N A r r o w ES c AP E
PETERSBURG OFFICIALS WILL At
TEND MEETING OF ANTI IT,
BERCULOsIs ASSOCIATION
IN RICHMOND
IA r r o w EAS c APE
Especial to The Richmond virginian.

especial TO The Richmond " irKlniAH}
PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. 1.-THE
Rev. u. fl. Rolston. pastor Of the Sec
und Presbyterian church, Thursday
night commenced "a series OF Sunday
school institutes for the benefit of the
teachers. superintendent and officers
Connected with the schools under the
government OF this church.
However, all interested in sunday
school work are invited to attend and
have part in the instructions and ex-
srcises of the meetings These insti-
tutes are to be held every Thursday
night In December and January, and
probably during the winter months.
AT these meetings the lessons for the
following Sunday are explained. and a
central commentary on the scripture
given.
Besides these, school management
will be discussed, and also how to
study the lessons and how to I'M
part the knowledge to the scholar.
Rev. Mr.. Eolston proposes to get the
best trained sunday school workers
"a assist him in these Institutes, ana
they wil doubtless be we'll attended.
The Second Presbyterian church has
under its management SO many sun
day schools that an institute has been
considered OF special Importance. Tn
der the control of the church are the
Washington Street Old Street. West
minister, Gregory Memorial and Rose
wood Sunday schools.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Junior Memorial Association Will tie
held Saturday morning In A. F. Hill
Camp hall. This is q meeting of much
Importance. and large attendance
is expected This organization Ia All
rtA.l ain
ton, whose work is in caring for the
soldiers portion Of Biandford Gene
terry.
Narrowly Escapes Injury.
Mr. Jackson &. Bishop. a letter
carrier OF Petersburg. narrowly escap-
I'd serious injury Thursday evening AT
the old Dominion Hat Works on
Grove avenue
MIR. Btnnop fen into mn opening
n the floor. which had been ief; open
when the cellar was being flied IN.
He. however. did not resseiVe serious
injury. but was considerable bruised
UP. MIR. Bishop Ia one Of the Oldest
carriers Ia tile service Ia Petersburg.
and is very greatly esteemed by 81
who know hiui,
MIR. Hatcher. president OF the
Petersburg Ant}.Tub8reulosls League,
Mr. William Martin and Br. William
r. Drewry. superintendent Of the
Central Stat. Hospital, VIII attend the
meeting of tho Virginia Anti-4 alfef
lniosis Association In Richmond fFi-
day night which meets IN fha ae-
names institute. AIT. Mafha VIII PRE-
sent paper aud ifr. ife"rS VIII
speak ON open aar treatment al taftef=
fA1osia ~ pao3e institution
Arrests For Month.
In Petersburg during the month .f
~ sSsal dr. 2t%
rests ine "F@fs@s were efhssaig.a az
FOLLOWS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
Married in Washington

Miss Blanche O'Kennon and MIR. J.
Estes Gill both OF Maroaca. Chester
field county. departed for Washington
n few days age. where they surprised
their friends by being married.
The two negro boys caught by the
police on the charge of attempting to
poison the family OF william Randall
have been arrested In Dendron- Va.
They are to be brought before Mag
istrate Cheatham Friday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

Bib. who received severe fn31
about his head, limbs and body
been resting quietly during thu
three nights. and Thursday Ii w4S5
at his home that he expected
able to leave his bed within thM%3
week. Although 1t was feared LINN
received internal injuries the phIG@
attending him said Thursday tiSG1
symptoms of them had maneN4
them selves s#s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
MEBANE To Ix)SF.
LIFE FOR MCRDEI,

CHATHAM, VA. Dec. Pink
Mebane, colored. was sentenced to
be electrocuted on Friday, February
10. 1911, for the murder OF his wife
by the Pittsylvania county Circuit
Court this week. Mebane said he
was brought to this fate by attempt
ing to make his own family live
right.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

On Saturday morning at Chester
Squire Robinson will try the parcel
Of negroes who are charged with GO
ing to a colored festival In Chester
and trying to put the festival on the
blink. Six negroes have been ar
rested on the charge, John Watkins,
While Ford. Ollie Porter. Waver,y Bu-
ford. Mamie Brown and Davie RAN
dali.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
BANK CLOSES DOWN.
MEETING ALL OBLIGATIONS

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
EEESBURG, VA. Dec. 2.--The board
OF directors of the Citixens' Banks In
corporated. OF Round Hill. I40udoun
ths hank. paying IN tul1 every obligA-
- - AaDesitese - etechhsloaeA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
Or. Abbott to Speak Here.

DIR. Lyman Abbott editor OF the
Outlook and confrere of r. r., will de-
liver an address In the chapel Of Rich
mond College on Wednesday evening.
December I. at 8. Is O'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

CAPT. Hihh lmprnytnx.

Capt. w. y. Rihb, assistant Attorney
General who fell down flight OF steps
At his home In Grove Avenue last Fri
day morning. was reported much i'm
proved Thursday afternoon. Capt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

THE RICHMOND vIRGINIAN WANT
Ads. will Al your house with boaxd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

tempting to go against the edicts OF
nature, and incidentiy for disturbing
the peace.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

liam Malone, Mason Hill and DR.
Wallace Gill. Of Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

The usual saturday afternoon re-
ception and hop wifi be held to~tuor-
row from ) TO 1;ao o'clock. Those
asked to serve on the reception com
mtttee are Messiames f. II. Patter-
son, George W. Piummer, Carter Ms
ers. James &. Dunno, Frank $ Spen-
Ger. w IL Frey, Misses Annie Bin
ford. Mas Claiborne. Emily Gillian.
Clara HAYS .AnabeI Hays and ophe-
Tia PerciTaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-23
", --s-%.~
&ss g.~r

-. i 7. katherine itts Letterman was
! = :. ispartnseppt,P lGmatic bureau OF the
,s'vs AZ s.. when she was selected
~. Mss $ social social secretary to Mr., q,
g. FFlVania sr rg'ihan IS native Of
''''e and was educated n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-23
lTHY LOS ANGELES.

! a. AZ - gees, as all the world knows.
4, a u y, .ne most healthy as well as
N. , 'ss most beautiful places Oh
d, ,,. apiopos Of the healthfulness Of
sasi sles' Luther Burbank, the plant
ny, recently said:
arssss"ss.an, has, for its population. an
'''ssssss, i,sa number of oetogenariaus.
u u, sis. =. even eentenarians. The
s ,,dsd hale, but very aged, couple
Coin. nam Al out of Los Angeles.
III 4. A to do a little traye1frg?,
y aap 10! NO. not exactly said the
Iars lad Any NY wife and /, You see.
/ s.a5,ss 'Doat our share of life. I'm
|iss i and eleven, and nv wife e
.,s 5ord hundred and six, and ws' ts
|iaaS,ts 1 A. to San Francisco to de
ne in Los AnoaIas p,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-23
Christian Church.
TRAGIC DEATH OF MISS
CAIN Is RECALLED

An echo of the tragic death Of Miss
Virgil Cain in an auto accident in Den
Yer last February, reached here in the
last mail, when the news was received
that Morris Mayer who was driving the
auto had been sentenced to a years
imprisonment for involuntary man
slaughter. Miss Cain was a niece Of
attorney Frank Thompson. The Den
yer Post Of July + has the following:
Morris Mayer. convicted of involunt-
airy manslaughter for causingg the
death of three people when his machine
coIlided with two Broadway cars, was
sentenced this morning in the West
Side court to a year III the county jail.
Attorney Hilton, Mayer 5 counsel,
withdrew his motion for new trial
and moved for sentence. The bond of
s. goo. returnable OH July 80, was de
cIared imperative.
Mayer took his sentence c0oily. When
asked by the court whether he wished
to say anything in his own behalf he
shook his head and fixed his eyes upon
the floor He looked ILL., Attorney Hill
ton said he had nothing to say. Judge
Riddle said nothing to the defendant.
Prosecutor ChiIes reminded the Judge
that under the statute Mayer, being IN
der 80, could be sentenced to the re
f0rmatOry, but Judge Riddle passed the
maximum sentence.
Followed closely by his father, Mayer
left the courtroom in charge of the
sheriff He walked quickly across the
lawn to the high jail steps, ran briskly
to the door and rang the bell himself
asking admittance to twelve months IN
generation.
Mayer was visited in the jail by his
father and Attorney Joseph Jatfa. He
had nothing to say beyond stoical
II II take my medicine.
It is said that Mayer conviction
was secured more by his seeming at
tempt to shift the blame of the accident
upon his dead sweetheart than by any
thing else he said upon the stand. He
said that the girl. Miss Virgil Cam
screamed when she saw the impending
disaster and grabbed for the wheel at
which he sat He remembered nothing
more but the fatal crash and the flying
Of glass in his face Miss Cain. Mrs.
Margaret Heating and j. August Baker,
who sat in the rear seat, were killed.
The accident occurred Feb. !, 1917.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-23

iate5 AMP. D. crum, who has been
a !, ss,eo 11itaeilean minister to Liberia.
l harlsstoee S Of customs Of the port
asao ~ South Carolina. Who. he.