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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16
Cookery
Points
SUGGESTIONS For Serving Fish.

SuSSoSIl0Hs SeTSihS
CLANS With Cream.-Chop moderate
II fine fifty small clans. Season Win
salt and pepper and put into stew
pan q piece Of butter the size OF an
egg When bubbling sprinkle IN one
teaspoonful Of -four and cook a Few
minutes and stir in gradually the clam
liquor previously strained, then the
clans and stew about four minutes.
Add one cupful Of boiling cream anu
serve Immediately.
Baked FIsh.-To bake fresh fish clean
thoroughly and let lie in sailed colu
water half an hour. Take 1t out anu
dry with a towel. Butter dripping
pan, lay the fish in, sprinkle salt and
pepper inside, also O teacup OF stare
| breadcrumbs, with butter the size OF
IN egg. Put bits of butter and crumbs
on outside, of dish. Pour one pint OF
| boiling water in pan around fish and
bake half an hour.
Dreamed Mackerel. = hash salt
| mackerel and soak twenty-four hours
IN cold water. To one mackerel add
one-half pint Of milk. Put into mod
crate oven and bake one hour. BEFORE
the fish Is done drop bits Of butter
upon it.
Dainty Fish DIsh.-A rockhsh
weighing FIVE pounds should be Dolieu
about twenty minutes. Take 1t out
md fake it, removing all bones. MIN
until smooth two spoonfuls OF butter
and one of -four, add one-half pint OF
milk or cream the latter is BEST. Pour
this over the fish and bake.
Shrimps.-AIost Of us know shrimp In
q salad, and good they are there. eut
tbev make an excellent hot dish II
they are served in tomato sauce or In
curry sauce. For the latter you may
make O cupful of white sauce, COOK
ing together q tablespoonful each OF
butter and -four until they DuDDie,
then pouring on them half pint OF
milk and stirring it until you have Il
sauce the thickness Of double cream.
TO this add teuspoonful OF curry
powder and put the shriTnps In TINS:
Leave on the fire till vel! heated
through Season to taste. Serve on
toast or crackers hot.
| Salmon salad. One can or salmon
,.horrpd fine, four hard boiled eggs,
cjnht lettuce !aares. Mix these with n
salad dressing made of one-half tea
sacouful salt, one.half teaspoonful OF
ground mustard pinch of pepper, one
panmd sugar, one pound butter, one
rouud tlour, one egg yolk, one-third cup
vinegar. Heat butter and blend dry
INGREDIENTS. Then add egg yolk aud
vinegar. Cook in double boiler until
Il thickcns. Serve salad on lettuce
leaves.
Gamer Sauce. Melt rounding table
.:onon Of butter and add three level
,ai,,rsroons OF -four. one-half level tea
.roon Of salt aud few dashes OF pep
:er. Rub smooth. Pour OH one ana
one half cnps Of boiling water, COOK
iiy. minutes and add two more round
inc tablespoons of butter cut In small
niec.s and wher melted stir IN one
half cup Of capers that have been
drained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16
Nalsh's Release.

Chicago, Oct. 16.-John B. Walsh,
Chicago bank wrecker, released Satur-
day from Leavenworth prison on parole,
probably never will not reenter business
despite his oft.repeated sto-y while II
prison that he cxpec ei to rehahllitlte
himself in the business world.
The effects OF his imprisonment were
apparent in the ex-banker', feeble step
aud emaciated face when he arrived
home yesterday. He had to be assisted
from Il taxicab.
His sons, who have conducted bis
bosin IS affairs so successfully declared
t day b cir father probably would spend
the balance OF his life in quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16
Second Clash.

Philadelphia. Oct. 16.-Ideal weather
fayors the Athletics and Giants today
in their second game for the worlds
baseball championship. A bright sun
came out this morning, and it is warm.
Giant supporters have not come for
ward as was expected after the first
game, and despite the New York
teams lead of one victory betting is
10 to 9 and even, with little money
wagered.
Athletic fans are as confident as can
be that their favorites will return win
ners in today's battle, and are willing
to back their opinion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16
Tomato Jelly Salad.

To one quart OF stewed and strain
ed tomatoes add one teaspoon each
Of salt and powdered sugar and two
thirds box gelatin which has been
soaked fifteen minutes in one-halF
cup cold water. Pour into snail cups
and chill Run knife around Inside
Of mods so that when taken out shapes
may have q rough surface. suggesting
n fresh tomato. Place on lettuce
leaves and garnish top Of each with
mayonnaise dressing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16
Brown Sauce.

Two tablespoons butter, one-half slice
onion, three tablespoons four. one cup
brown stock. one-quarter teaspoon salt.
one-eighth teaspoon pepper. Cook on
ion in butter until slightly brown.
Remove onion and stir butter con.
stantly until we'll Drowned. Add -four
mixed with scasorncs and brown the
butter and -four: then add stock grad
aally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16
HLET|CS WIN,
SCORE 8 TO |.
PhiIadelphias Have Easy Victory.
New York Makes Three
Errors.

Philadelphia, Oct. 16.-Phlladelphia
won the second game in the worlds
series by score OF to l. The first
run was made by Philadelphia in the
first and two more in the slxth.a
New York made her single tally
in the second. Philadelphia got
four hits without errors while New
York had five hits aud three errors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16
West Steadily Advancing.

Beersheba Is still an outpost of civil
lization against Bedouin tribes. It's
commercial Importance is increasing
rapidly, owing to waterworks which
draw their supply from seven wells
mentioned il Genesis. That the his
toric East Is gradually succunbir"
however, to the progressive spi.:
the West is indicated By the fact ;nar
pumping plant has been erected
over Abraham's well. When the rail-
way system now under way has been
completed, 1t will be possible to run
trains from Paris to Damascus, Jeru-
salem, and Mecca itself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16
Repairing For Dissolution.

New York, Oct. 1G.-Formal plans
for the dissolution of the American
Tobacco Company we're filed today IN
Circuit Cont. Outlines of the plans,
made bubble before they we're officially
placed on file, have resulted in officers
OF independent organizations branding
them as "a sham" and an attempt to
cyode the spirit Of the law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE,

NOTICE TO STATE TANPAYERS:-
IN lam now prepared to receive the
state taxes for the year 1911. The attnn;
ton of taxpayers is respectfully called
to the importance on paying the same
prior to DecemberI, 1911, rs on that date
apenaltyof five per cent will be added tc
all unpaid bills, and their collection en-
forced rs required by law.
THOMAS ". ROBINSON,
octII cod I'd City Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16
Forced to 1t,

Did you ask father II you might
have me-"
YES, darling"
What did ne say?"
He said he would rather see you
borne to your grave"
ION, pshaw, then ye'n have to take
it D with mother persona ly. Chi
cage Record-Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
OFFICE or
CLERK or THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES


CLERK or THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Proposed amendment to of Virginia. agreed to at
Of Assembly and published OF
ton 1876 Of the Constitution and February 1910
o TT m pns m
ment and certifying the the next general Assembly
elected s se s sse sn zs That the
amendment to the Constitution of Virginia hereby
ELECTION sed to hs and is
ninetysz Of art tef aee1 Of said eonstao
@ T eq from the Ra5 s @ dov @ hundred
General the organization and Of cities ana
towns shall be enacted by the genera m proIIed in article
four the Of this Constitution ard then ay 1 cities and
of The State having the time OF the 1o Ion Of TINS oH0u
provided that every such charter is
Constitution
n the following:
5, s ss b the @ n n G act aa
Be- PASSED sl in relations aaes thereto except
our of this and then sy Sn fp xo the
cities having n, more than fifty t hOs2 ~ in M sa nan m n
this munica charter may retain the
assembly: provided amended to
f soa9la this art as
act 4ss:s{ x
s osR IN ss's this isGs tt 5Ds
ton and @ M ta yaSsus 0F cs s n and oSns @
municipal as the nea
operative except
thereafter the same by
be held be
sn n imposed H By s a
of government which may
1red and twnseven of this Constitution
which munlc
legislative authority
this article classify
maximum population
shall exceed the minimum population FOR the same
The assembly at the request made
city having popul
inhabitants special form OF govern
nent
provisions this section
relating
attorneys for the Commonwealth commits
sioners ofr city sergeants
clerk Of the house of delegates be authorized anu
this proposed mNdent tnl resolutions 10 DC
election
~ the members Of the house
Resolved required
the
members house delegates certified copy
and together with cert
cate of publication publishers in which the said amend
mentsh published
hereby certify that the foregoing true copy of amendment
onose 20 the Constitution and agreed by the General Assembly Of
Virginia session 1870 and the is published in pursuance of
ton 1876 OF the Constitution and tie General Assembly, approved
February 8, 1908 w NV ,r,-,,o
" Houss Of "lsgates Of Virginia
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NOT1CE.-The Board Of Directors Of
~ CHR. HEURICH BREWING co.
clared 4 dividend of twelve u2) per cent
on the capital stock of the company.
payable or and after October 3Ls 1911, at
the branch Office Of the company corner
18th & Water streets, In tie city of
Washington, D. G. The books of the
company for the Transcript stock will
be closed from October III 1911, to Nov.
| /, 1911, both inclusive.
CHAS. MEYER, Secretary,
a.1netI6 3t II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16

A TTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS. You
IA are hereby notified that OLD Do
MINION CUMMANDERG, No. II, X.
T., will act rs escort to the Grand Com
mandery on the occasion of the laying
of the cornerstone OF the Scottish Rite
Temple, Washington. d. c.. "Wednesday
October IS. Sir Knights will report II
the asylum at l.. 10 p. H., in full uniform
,fa Templar on foot. BY order OF the
+. C. WM. Il. DAVIS Capt Gen
oct1i At
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octi ct

hTOTICE.-The annual meeting Of th,
IN stockholders OF the ALIEN ANDIlA
WATER COMPANY will be held ut 1t
o'clock a. m, on MONDAY, November
) 1911.
oct1Ot til GEORGE UHLER, Sec'y.
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aEASONIC.-A called communication
I'VE OF ALIEN ANERIA-WA SHINGTUA
.ODGE, No ~. a., L. & y. NJ. will be
.cld at tl,::0 u. m, "Wednesday, October
:, for the purpose OF participating IL
he ceremonies Of laying the corn CT
tone Of the Masonic Temple To he
.rected il Washington. y. G.. l., the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Kite oil
,'recmaSonry.
Members of Andrew Jackson Lodge
nd other Masons in good standing ar,
,euuested to attend. By order OF The
Worshipful Master.
\. G.. UuLER, Secretary,
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THE members OF ANDREW j. Ck-
i son LODGE No. 10, y. F., IL y
VI, are requested 10 join with Alcxan-
Iria Washington Lodge. No. -. on
Wednesday 18th inst. ut ll.30 O'Clock, Il
participate in the ceremonies OF laying
he corner stone Of the Masonic Temple
10 be erected in Washington City. ID.
c., by the Ancient and Accepted Scot
.ish Rite of Frecmasoury. BY direction
Of the w. NJ.
J. +. ALIEN AMBER, Secretary.
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| classified ADS.|

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this heading must be in the Gazette
Office not later than p. N. to insure
publication the same day. All ads are
subject to proper classification. ADS
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PAYMENT STRICTLY IN. ADVANCE
to all except contract advertisers haV-
ing charge accounts.
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(. r.Sfi%
70 %f~

A line of lighting ships extending
up the Hudson river opposite New
York City for five miles will be re-
viewed by Secretary OF tue Navy
Meyer October 81 and inspected by
him the following day. Secretary
Meyer today made this announcement
in connection with the plans for the
mobilization OF the Atlantic fleet. The
% battleships, will be in single column
formation beginning at 52nd street
and extending up the river. The
smaller ships will be in double column
formation, leaving the channel Tree
for navigation. Secretary Meyer said
today that he had received word from
President Taft that it would be inn
possible for the president to review
the modified fleet, which will bc the
greatest aggregation OF American
fighting ships, the nation has ever
seen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16

T OST. - White and lemon colored
l. PUPPY SETTER, last Thursday.
Liberal reward if returned TO HENRY
SCHLICHTING, l23 south Fairfax
street ocLl1 81
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TIE regular meeting of the MAR
l. THA WASHINGTON CHAPTER.
0: +. s., vii! be held Tuesday, October
llth, 1911. at 7.30 p. m, at Masonic Tenn
pie. A full atteudar ce is requested. By
order Of the Worthy Matron.
c. +. BALES, Secretary.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16

LOST aNE FOUND

OSr OR STOLEN-Onc BICYCLE,
~ Model X SPECIAL, No. T1,2S5. Taken
from Goldsmith store. King street, last
Friday. Five dollars reward. No qileS-
tons asked. Return to JOEL NJ. tOtll-
RAN, Cameron and Royal streets.
Octl.t.;t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16

FAX styles in SHOES now. CARRYING q
422 King Street.
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WANTED. 49, DOUBLE TEAMS for
w street grading. Apply Thursday
morning o'clock, Duke street WALSH
PAVING CO. octlG II
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A CARD OF THANKS.

AS result Of the lawn fete given Tor
the benefit OF the Children's Home. the
Foard OF Management received 5000
fifty dollars and twenty cents.) To
Mrs. Percy Cliff and Mrs. heodore Ale,
who so kindly and genera usly gave the
avn fee, the Board of Management t
If The CRildren's Home extend their
most grateful thanks and appreciation.
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT.
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FOR RENT

nor RENT. - One seven and half
r horse power ELECTRIC MOTOR,
starting box and switch. address :. i.
Z. care Gazette.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BOARDING. - Large second story
ID rooms. well lurIisned. heat. gas and
modern bath room on same floor. food
table. home cooking. Terms reasonable.
30 north Columbus street.
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Georgetown Wheat Market
Georgetown, D. c., Oct16.-Wheats SO 81
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.cTABLE FOR RENT. y STABLE
> (which could also be used rs gar
age} centrally situated. is offered for
rent. Address l.. Gazette Office.
oct16 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16

TOR RENT.-Six room bay window
L HOUSE. go north Alfred streCt,
50 aud water rent. Apply at Cos Queen
street. octIb 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-16

WANTED. - LABORE.RS for street
w grading. Apply Thursday morn
ing o'clock, Duke street WALSH
PAVING CO. octlG IL
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HELP WANTED

|NXTANIEU.-SALESMEN To sell our
w guaranteed Oils and Paints. EN-
p..Ience unnecessary. Extremely pro
it,ble offer to right party The EN-
PRE- OIL Company, Cleveland, ohio.
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u-rEr7T~-a-1=
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-23
ACID WAS MEDIUM
OF PEAY'S DEATH
Engineer Is New Unaccounted
For Suicide-Leaves
Family.

Eugene n. Peay. of goo NJ Street,
forty-one years old. committed suicide
early yesterday morning in Chifnborazo
Park by drinking a quantity OF car
bolic acid.
The body was discovered by Police.
man c. I. Sims. Jr.. who Immediately
notified Corone. Taylor. The latter
viewed the body and decided that an
inquest was unnecessary.
Peay was a locomotive engineer by
occupation. He had recently been sent
to -sewport news by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company, in whose
employ he was. and 1t was supposed
until his dead body was found. that
he was still there. But he returned to
the city recently, and In a secluded spot
of the park drank the draught which
ended his life. He left no last mess
age. and his family Is unable to ac-
count for his desperate deed. The
only theory advanced by his friends is
that he found himself in financial diff
ficulties. Among other things several
promissory notes were found in his
pockets, but all were marked paid"
Peay had been in the employ of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany for fourteen years. He was a
member of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, the Eagles and the
Knights OF Pythias. He is survived
by his wife and by five childrcn-Ruby
Beatfice. Marie. Madeline. Kathleen
and Eugene. Jr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-23
CONTEST IS FILED
WITH COMM
Appeal Taken From House Dis
trict of Fluvanna and
Goochland.

Formal notice of contest between A.
j. Taylor, of Fluvanna county, and
John Rutherford. of Goochland coun-
ty has been filed with ]. ~ Brena
man, secretary of the State Democratic
Committee. Mr.. Brenaman has notified
the chairmen of the Democratic com
mittees of the two counties to bring
the ballots cast in the recent primary
to Richmond and have them at the
meeting of the State Committee on
next Tuesday night.
The two men were candidates for
the House OF Delegates from the dis
trict composed of the two counties.
Mr. rutherford filed his name and
primary fee with both committees, and
his name went on the ticket in both.
lie carried Goochland nearly unani-
mously' but was defeated by a fair
majority in Fluvanna. On the other
hand, Mr.. Taylor's name was not on
the Goochland ticket, and he was voted
for in Fluvanna alone
The claim is that Mr. Taylor put I'm
the money In Fluvanna, but that
Goochland's part was not transmitted
10 the committee of that county.
through some mistake. The State Com.
mittee Will be called upon to decide
the matter.
NO other contests have as vet been
filed. The King George committee has
decided the contest over the shreivaltv
mere, and 1t is not known whether or
not there Will be an appeal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-23
NEW YEAR DAY
DULY CELEBRATED
Services Held by All Jewish
Congregations Last
Evening.
DR.. CALIsCH'S ANNIVERSARY
Special Sermon This Morning.
Solemn Day Among the
Orthodox.

Rosh Husband. or New Years Day
marking the beginning of the Jewish
year 1912. was ushered in last evening
at sunset, and was obycrved with GER.
emonies ami special services in the
three synagogues of Richmond and two
small cor,rcgators which gathered il
halls secured for the purpose.
Rev. Edward y. Calisch. Pin D., rabb
of Beth Ahabali Temple, preached upor
The Measuring STAFF Of Life" before
large congregation. He will preach
again this m,,rninK at 10 o'clock or
These Twenty Years." the occasion
being his twentieth anniversary as
rabbi at Beth Ahabah.
Rev. Moses Medvedofr conducted the
services at, Sir Moses Montefiore Syn,
asogue. while those at the Nenesetr
Israel Synagogue were in charge oil
Rabbi Adler Shatfernan.
Business Houses Closed.
All Jews will observe holiday unit
o'clock tonight. All places of bus
mess conducted by them were closed
Yesterday with the beginning of the
New Year. and Will remain SO until {
o'clock this evening.
The orthodox Jews also celebrate or
the so-called second day, Sunday.
Rosh Hashana is the most solemn
holiday of the Jewish calendar, next
to iom Kippur, or the Day of Atone
meni, and not a mere day of rejoicing
like the secular New Year. 1t is a
day of memorial or a day OF remem-
brance. reminding the Jew of the duty
OF self examination and self judg-
ment.
The orthodox also call it "Yom Ha-
din," the Day OF Judgment, and they
believe that on last Thursday God
opened the Book of Life in heaven and
that all the inhabitants of the world
pass before Him in single file and are
judged according to their conduct dur
Ing tie past year, and that judgment
is entered in the book indicating wheth-
er they shall have fortune or misfor-
tune, life or death, during the ensuing
year. This book is closed at sunset,
but is left unsealed for ten days. the
ten days of penance. and on the ten tn
day. Yom Kippur. 1t ia leopened, and
during that day 1t Is believed that God
modifies the judgments II sincere re-
pentance has been manifested by sin
ners. The book is sealed at sunset OF
that day for one year
The SnIutatiOn.
From that belief has arisen the Gus
tom of the salutation between Jews on
New Years Day of lie shona Tova
Ilkesev' or May YOU be inscribed Gin
the Book of Life) for a good year"
To arouse the conscience 10 this SOL
emn searching of self the ceremony Of
sounding the shofeer, or rams horn,
forms an important feature OF the spe-
cial services. Among the orthodox
Jews attainment of this object is also
sought by setting aside a few days be-
foye New Years Day for the recital in
the synagogues of penitential prayers.
called Selihot.
When the earnest devotions of the
day are done the festival is made an
occasion OF social and domestic rejoic-
ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-23
RECOUNT DENIED
TO CONTESTANTS
Charges by Defeated Candidates
in Henrico Dismissed by
Committee.

After hearing argument at length
on the proposition of defeated candi.
dates for a recount Of the vote of Hep
rico county In the recent primary, the
County Democratic Committee yester-
day declined to entertain either of the
contests. It is stated that the contest
ants are dissatisfied with this decision
and that there may be an appeal to the
State Committee.
The conests were instituted by Sid
ney O'Bannon, who was defeated for
the Office OF county treasurer by II. e.
Hech!er. and by T. P. Davie. who met
defeat at the hands OF C. w. Throck-
morton In his candidacy for the House
OF Delegates. The majorities Of the
successful men were small, being eas
than nifty in total vote of 1922
according to members of the COM
mittee. the plan for the primary had
stated that IL any ono desired to con-
test the result he must produce good
grounds. with the evidence. The con-
testants argued their points. but, It is
SAID, produced no testimony to substan-
tate them. and the committee thought
the grounds We're not sufficient TO war
rant an investigation. No fraud was
charged.
Mr.. o'Bannon alleged, however. that
at Carriers. Westhampton. Chestnut
Hill and Barton Heights Precincts GER
tain persons were allowed to vote
whose names do not appear on the rec
ords at the Henrico county courthouse
as having paid the State capitatiou
taxes for 1908. 1909 and 1910. prior to
May !, 1911