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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-18
Remodel Building for Hotel

Gadsden, October 17.-(Special.)-The second and third floors of the Stevenson building, at the corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets, one of the most promi- nent corners and finest buildings in the city, are being remodeed for use as a hotel. The hotel facilities of the city are being taxed these days to their fullest capacity and the remodeled building will tecome part of the Phoenix hotel. which is located immediately beside them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-18

TUX kENI-KOOMS
 WADDELL nOCo4--Large. comfortable rooms; convenient to business section. lsl6h list ave0ue Bell phone 6122. 6-2t-tf HOTEL MASON-Birmingha newest modern hotel. European plan. 20l6 9th avenue. s-2-tf THE AVALON-Rooms, single or en suite; all conveniences; popular prices. 21O0 5th avenue. 9-27-tf ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, all con veniences, at 6O5 N. 20th street. 10-5-15t TWO nicely furnished rooms, private family, for gentlemen. 511 North 18th street Peoples 407 10-1O-tf FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms, with bath, furnace heated. Terms req sonable. 7S4 North Fist street. 10-11-7t ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, modern converiences furnace heated. 2105 11th ave. south 10-11-7t FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room in private family, South Highlands home, to one gentleman only. Furnace heat, electricity, bath. References required. Call Bell phone 2S67. l0-l2-tf FOR RENT--On moderate terms to re- fined gentleman. handsomely and completely furnished room in private home with all modern conVeniences; one block from 20th street car line. Room has clothes closet. private en- trance, and bath with abundant hot water. References required. Ad dress Xii, care Age Herald. 10-17-4t FOR RENI-3 nice rooms. upstairs, at 2530 Avenue G. S12.5O per month, with water. WI, Age-Herald. 1o-17-10t TWO desirable front rooms with porch al IJipb1andG shit a l11P for roomers or light housekeeping, fuf- nished or unfurnished, for sl5 per month. Bell S4S7-J, Peoples 450. 10-17-St ONE furnished front room, sl0 per month 2023 Humboldt ave. Bell phone 339S.
 1o-17-Gt NICELY furnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping; all conVeniences, in good locality; price reasonable. e222 7th ave. Peoples i76l. i0-17-4t FOR RENT-To gentleman, furnished room. private bath, all conveniences. Hanover Circle. 1925 Peoples phone. 10-S-su-we-tf If FOUR rooms and attic, modern con veniences, suitable for light house. keeping, large lawn, splendid neigh borhood. 1904 Huntsville avenue.
 10-1Sjt TWO rooms furnished for light house keeping. POO 7th ave. lo-lS-2t A GENTLEMAN can get lovely room in bachelor apartments with steam heat. strictly first class; South High lands. Address Z-71 care Age-Herald. 10-lS-6t | NICELY furnished rooms for couples or young men. 1904 $. 12th street. 41l2 l Bell phone. lO-lS-ot | FOR RENT-Room in private apartment; | convenient location; steam heat: break lasts and dinners: for terms call Bell phone 2O13-J Main; references eN- changed.
 i kOOMS-Single or en suite, furnished; lower floor unfurnished. Main 5S16 1920 l Sth avenue. lO-lS-2t 4 BEAUTIFULLY furnished front room. modern conveniences, reason able gentlemen only. 1610 9th ave. opposite park. lO-1S-4t FOR RENT-One large front room, furnished for housekeeping. 2315 9th l avenue.
 FOR RENT-Three rooms complete for light housekeeping. 2S15 9th avenue. 1 Bell phone 5295.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-18
BIRMINGHAM MANtiFACTUREI


 \ BIRMINGHAM MANUFAC'TJRER WANTS \ LADY RESIDENT REPRE- SENTATIVE IN EVERY TOWN IN THE STATE or ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI AND GEORGIA TO SELL THEIR LINE OF PRODUCTS TO THE RETAIL GROCERY TRADE. THIS IS A HIGH CLASS LINE THAT EVERY RETAIL GROCER HANDLES AND THE MAN UFACTURER WILL PAY LIBERAL COMMISSION ON SALES. TT WILL ONLY TAKE A FEW HOURS TIME EACH WEEK ON THIS PROPOSE ZION, MAKE APPLICATION BY RE- TURN MAIL, AS WE WILL HAVE HUNDREDS OF APPLICATIONS AND THE FIRST APPLICATIONS WILL RECEIVE PREFERENCE. PLEASE GIVE US A FEW REFEHENCEs iN NouIR LETTER OF APPLICATION ADDRESS MANUFACTURER, CAKE RIRMINGHAM AGE-HERALD, biH- MiNGIiAM. ALA.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-18
ONE CENT A WORD
WANTED-SITUATJONS

RATES-0ne cent word day; no ad. taken for less tbnn 25c for first inscr- tion. Cash must accompany order.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02

sire to humble the pride of the on
coming conquering heroes and 10 lower.
their colors and trail them in the dust
of defeat.
Visitors Have Many stars
However. it is going To be "A real
battle With Hodgson and Feuer-
stein on an eleven, no team, regard
less of its strength. Is safe. The local
contingent realizes this and realizing
1t the men are going to fight with
every ounce OF power that is in them
Being largely a social event the
entire Blues Battalion will be out
Along with them will come their hun
dreds of feminine admirers. One of
the largest crowds of the season will
undoubtedly travel to the park to wit
ness this gridiron battle between the
crack elevens of Virginia's two crack
military organizations.
1t Is probable that Captain Daley
of Georgetown's victorious football
team VIII officiate as referee. Billy
sitterdins, Richmond boy and quar-
terback of the same team, will likely
be the umpire These two us officials
will be a drawing card in themselves.
But there Will be even other attrac-
tons. During the intermission be-
tween the halves the Blues will give
tho famous serpentine dance for the
first time in Richmond At night at
ter the game luncheon Will he ten
dercd the visitors. II will be entirely
Informal. and no invitations have been
issuer formally. All of tho Blues will
be there.
The local warriors will line up about
as follows: McRee or DcDowen, right
end: Sweeney. right tackle; Goddard
or Houston. right guard; Jacobs cen
tire: Carr or Cochran, left guard; Par
-
or Jones. left end; Richardson. guar
terback; Chambers or Van Pelt. right
halfback; Word, left halfback: Burke
fullback
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
ORDINARY CARD
FOR DAYS RACE
Fair Sized Crowd Out at Column
bia, and Speculation
Is Brisk.

Columbia. $. c., December l.--Only
an ordinary r0oo card was offered to-
day. y fair sized crowd was out and
speculation was BRISK. The fourth
race WAS won By Dolly Buttmun. which
easily defeated the heavily backed even
money favoritc Nadzu. Summaries:
First race-s2oo, two-year- olds and
UP. six furlongs, selling-AIason g to
II first, Joe Rose (2 to 81 second, Leon
Is. q to - third. Time. 1:l6 4-5
Second race-S2oo, two-ycar- olds,
five furlongs, selling-Sedgwick C to
% first. steel Cline (even) second. Yes
pcrs (ouD third Time, 1908 3-5
Third racc-s26o. thrcc-year- olds
and up, five furlongs, scllins-Domi-
MICA (even) first, Teddy Bear e to y
second. Lady Hapsburg e to 81 third.
Time, l:o22-5.
Fourth race-s25o. thrce-yenr- olds
and up, one and one eighth miles, SELL
inE-Dolly Bultman c. to y first,
Nadzu q to 81 second, Duke of
Bridgewater (oup third. Time. 1851
Fifth race-S250, three-year- olds and
up six furlongs. selling-Oaklcy C. to
- first, Berthe a to II second. Kauf-
man G. TO lo) third. Time, l:l62-5.
sixth race-s25o. three-yea olds and
NJ. five and half furlongs-Union
Jack dc to % first Abrasion GO to 81
second, Elizabeth Harwood (ouD
third. Time, l:0Il-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
ACTED ON ORDERS
OF POLICE CHEF
[ speeIaI 20 rhc rlmes. DLspalsn

Norfolk. Va, December i.-Sortolk county
Ghi"r % Police. r. t. Drury. was broug u
"onspiciously .Hto the syps% highway rob
berry CAGE OF trial to-day In the Circuit
,'our, OF Norfolk county. Former Postinas-
ter ". 7. Hal. OF Pine Beach and L. Il.
Henley. who Is election registrar In sewaH's
Point precinct. who are accused OF pcrre.-
ira ting the crime. went on tho witness stand
and testified thut they were dcputizcd by
Drury 10 so 20 ;hr gypsy camp and co!loc.
SIS damages.
Both testified that thcy rcce!vE g. each
;or their services and were told by nru!y
that they must perform an ,,ficai act when
I"putiZcd by him 10 do so.
Henley and Hall ucro arrested several
days ago upon complaint Of the gypsy lead :
crs. They We're cha rgcd with highway rob
berry. and have hcrr held without bull In
,hc Norfolk county ia!l.
Tho aypslcs said there ~cre three in the
party that rnided their camp and looted
them OF their money. hut the third man
has not yet been doniihed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
CHARLES S. FRANCIS DEAD
He Was known M Diplomat. News
pnncr Mnn mud Athlete

Troy, y. T., December l.--Charlcs s.
frahcis proprietor OF the Troy Times
ana late ambassador to Austria Hun
GarE, ala carly to-day at the age Of
chart, Spencer Francis was counlly
Wei known as a diplomat. nowspupe
man ana an athlete His djplomatjc
experience began with three years res
ldcncc at Athens, whore he was score
tarH L" his father, John NJ. Francis
men United states minister to Greece.
From 1900 to 1902 sir. Francis was
minister 10 Greece, Roumaniu and Ser
va. From 1905 20 ialn he was anlbas-
stdpr to Austria Hungary. Both Of
thr*" posts were previously held by his
father
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
INJURIES PROVE
FATAL TO BENSON
tspeciul to The rimcs-pispa, MI

Especial to The Times Dismal ,.I
Newport News, Va December H.
Charles Benson. the seyen,een-ye year oId
left halfback Of the, local High school
Football team. who had his neck broken
in the game against Frcdcrlcks-
burg College. III Frederick burg,
yesterday, died at the Mary Wasn
ington Hospital tonight at
inGton Hospital tonight AT O'clock.
The boy was paralyzcG from the
neck down, and was operated upon
this afternoon and the fractured ccrvi-
ca! vertcbrae removed in an attempt
to relieve the pressure on the spinal
column. but without success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
ANYBODY SEEN PETE?
Letter Conrs from England in Effort e
Locate Lost Mun

Peter Cruit whose complexion IL fresh -
"hrsH head Il bald on iup, aud who has
been ~ dln'ten, TIMES solicitor. COOK
'nd bnrtcndrr. " waited by ihc police IN
Ensl1nd Tor drsrrtio!l ~ his wifo. y lot.
ter Tearing tho wall Of w0uon waiting
.pf h"r ruhnt husband, wat received yes
iefGry hs GhcTiT Kemp
IN" wfltcr rs u MCCARTHY. y n0ya add rcsb
is "Jhr iipynl Fn'i!ion flo;c'. N"rti Wool
wien Kent Eng 'Iiis 'v.'" r. ncnrtbgnsai, Dc
10 "rites I'll thr wrruuu i'ctor Crult dcfcti-
81 ana axis ne n"wspapors 10 circni.tr tn"
app'Hi and nDtlC Nm ~ thn ,.!fprit-+
"h"rahhyuts 10 'Ouud
fhc hcscrm!oi furtlcr fcts forib tnat
Lrbit 81 about thirty-cight war. cd nuE
'rp"" 90 ShUGy 'nlr aud si;iustncIv hrn,n
syHh, niA p about nrc fcettuiHr lncica Tut
iiH Us Ehih 10 harc npGEen 0ttcA az ,flR xcc.
''"h o. Ma" fan bcforc lcaying the DID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
DEFENDS SYSTEM
AGAINST AT TACK
DR.. Denny Praises Work of
Public Schools Of
Virginia.
APPLAUDED BY TEACHERS
Closing Days Session OF State,
Association in Session
at Norfolk.
APPLAUDED BY TEACHERS
Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatob. !

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Nortolk, Va. December Am affec-
uonnte farewell TO Virginia and a re-
ply to the criticisms against the public
schools system was the address OF DR..
George IL. Denny. president of WASH
inston and Leo University at the edu-
cational conference tonight DR.. Den
ny mas accepted tho offer of the prcsi-
dency of the University OF Alabama.
ana VIII give UP his work at Wash
inBton and Lee after the close OF the
present session
But shall always be loyal to the
commonwealth of Virginia, ana shall
always obey her commandments" he
said Il want my boy to complete his
education here us the greatest legacy
can leaEe him. l myself want to
come back and spend by declining
days IN the shadow of the mountains
love so we'll"
with these words. DIR. Denny closed
his speech and received enthusiastic,
applause from one of the largest audi
ences that has ATTENDED the confer
ence.
With the features of the p,,blic
schools criticized by Attorney cienerul
Williams. Dir. Denny said he had no
lauit 10 find. He defended the cxpen-
ulturc OF money for school inspectors.
which Acknowledgement Williams
severely condemned. as divcrtInr
schooi money from Its proper purposc.
Df. Denny said il was necessary and
mat the inspectors raised the c.iici :
ehcy of the schools to the hI,shes,
standard.
Closing Session.
The session tonight brought the
conference. which has been in session
since tuesday, to a close. Addresses
were made BY Or. L. IT. Royster. OF
the Norfolk School Board on Medical
inspection of Pupils in ublic Schools. I"
~. G. Monahan. of the United states
Bureau of Education, gave an Illus
trated lecture on the teachers part I'm
the Improvement of the rural schools
This afternoon the visitors went
over To Hampton, where luncheon wns
served by the Hampton Normal school.
after which they made AN Inspection
OF the institution and grounds.
At the morning session DR.. Henry
su%zallo mode another plea for the
production OF the progressive citizen.
We cannot 20 back as would The. re-
dictionary. but must go forward and
meet the complex conditions of society
OF to-day" he said
DR.. ;. L. Willis. president Of tho
virginia Christian College. OF Lynch
burg. spoke on the library commtss ion
work.
DIR. J. G. Metcalf, of Richmond col
lcge, was elected pre- sident of the State
Library Association Al the final meet
ing this morning.
Where the next conference Will be
held was left to committee 10 Il.
named BY the new presidcn, of the
state Teachers Association, Or. l. T..
MCCONNELL of Radford.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
CIRCULAR FORTHCOMING
II win Tell 'Fobncru StocbboIdcrs pro
nncllnus ltG ,Ehnir-

IL win Tell Fohncco Stockholders FRO
PORTIONS of Their stock.
New York, December Within tho
next Few days the american Tobacco
Company will issue a circular to it's
common stockholders. giving the pro-
portions OF tho stock OF the different
companies which they will receive IN
accordance with the dissolution dc.
cree of the United States Circuit Court
as well as the amounts OF stock to
which they VIII be permitted to sub
scribe. Holders OF the preferred stock
VIII not receive such - circular, aS they
arc not privileged to subscribe to other
securities Instead. the receive one
third Of the amount OF their holdings
IN shares of the J.. l.orillard and Lig-
Eott d. Myers Companies.
=, The transfer hook OF the American
Tobacco Company closed to- day for
both common and preferred shares, and
on December 2G a special meeting OF
stockholders will be held ito act upon
Q resolution giving preferred stock
holders tho right to vote. a provision
numcd4 in the plan of dissolution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
GATHERED ON THE SIDELI INES
BY Gus Malbert.

ProbaDiy no man vas quite 50 much sur
prised at the resu!; OF Thursdays connie,
between Hirsinia and Carolina as Branch
Bocock. While he has never given out a
win, those who know tho man and who con-
IcrsCd with before the game. very naturally
drew the conclusion that he mad hopos OF
preventing Virginia from scoring. Not
single thing IN the game bc attributed
To luck. Carolina had III. toss. and. foolish
~, we think, chose the west goal. The vird
WAS blowing steadily from the southeast
which gave nil OF the advantage 10 Virginia
the blue. and White compelled to
udvanc. IN The very teeth Of thu gale But
nil of this aside. tho surprising part OF u
all Is that Cardinals defense simply shut
nj like Il Jacket-krifc. Bocock did not try
10 explain. He couldn't have done oven
had he triud. lie therefore showed his wis.
dom by saying nothing. lilo probably rcn.
llzed that his men hud been up against %
better team.
Il 10 not often that one sees game be-
gun With the offensive team trying for
ward pass the nrnt line-up for H.riin.
mage. But that Is what Carolina did Thurs.
day. anG II nearly got away. One l!ttls
the play gone through the result mi sht have
been different, for one bu; football
player r"al!z1s how much depends on the
successful execution the Initial play
captain Wood OF virginia. Coach Yancsy
aud Dr. Lambeth wer" the happiest men In
tho world Thursday night. They ncem-d TO
regard Ni-ginia's victory a. n triumph over
BocOCE. just ns much as they did over the
Carolina team. Now. while all o! the CrcdI,
In the world tt given to Virginia. and whIlo
her victory c!enncu;. Without II ques-
ton, and positive Ia IA marked degree. IL
must be- admitted that workman can do
good work without good tools. Docock has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
AN ATTACK ON UNION
Organized MnH Clerks Are Ordered I,
DlHbnud,

Chicago, December I.--Nvhat en-
ploycs of the United states mail SER
vice termed an attack on their union
organization was received here TO-DAY
IN general order from c. r. Grand
held, First Assistant Postmaster GEN
eral calling OH all secret organlZn-
tionS In the service Immediately TO
dispand. The order was aimed, the
men say at the National Federation
OF Post ONCE Clerks, an afTliation Of
the American Federation OF Labor,
70 which most OF the men here be-
long. Tho order does not affect any
elnpioye who belongs to fraternal Sc
cret orEa aiaations outside the postal
service.
Membership in secret orsanizn lions
was termed "inimical to the interests
Oh the government" as being incom-
Datible with the employees oath OF SER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
.PETERSBURGCLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS
Ispecial to rhs Times.Dispatch1

7 7
Petersburg Va, December 1.-The
annual meeting OF the Petersburg Base
Dali Association was held at the
petersburg Club o-night, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Joseph W.
seward; Vice-Prcsideuts. ". q. McCabc,
Jr" and John i. Jones; Secretary and
treasurer IT, Il. Pritchard: Board OF
directors w. Seward, w. c.
McCabc, Jr. j. II. Jones. II. b. prItch-
ard. Z. IL. Patterson. w. d. McKcnney.
sidney Fischer DR.. H. G. Leigh ID. :.
quentin. Mortimer Williams. Dernic
Pcrktnson and II. T. Plummer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
I THANKSGIVING
D AY RECEIPTS.
Sum of S7,ss5.5o Taken In at
Virginia-Carolina Game at
Broad-Street Park.

The receipts of the Virginia Carolina
football game OH Thanksgiving Day
were S7,SS5.50 nearly $500 more than
the receipts III 1910 OF this sum the
lcsSccs OF the park received 10 per
cent. or $7SS.55. The remainder. less
Is penditures for advertising and Other
expenses. was divided equally between
the teams. From the receipts II is
seen that something like 1.0oo people
paid admission to the park. making
Tho total attendance about 5000 Each
tcaiu ncttcd tidy sum. nearly $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
OPTICAL SOCIETY
virginia Members HIVE business Meet
ing and Banquet.

THE IND KnnUHct.
members OF the Virginia state Optical
society, representing number OF the
cities Of the state. met in semi a IInuaI
session last night in Alurphy's Hotel
to talk business and enjoy barlque l.
y number Of papers OH subjects of iu-
terest to the profession were read. and
Il thorough discussion given TO the pro
posed optometry law. No action on the
latter was taken.
pr ~ Week. of Norfolk, president
OF Inc association. presided at the bus
lncsS session and over the banquet to
lhc delegates. which was served at its
conclusion. The North Carolinu state
opticn, Society was represented at the
mcrtinS by Or. Nathan Roscnstcin OF
Durham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
ti,pb Jcnnjnr. Hurt.

cranton, Pa, December 2-Iiugh
Jennings, manager of the Detroit
American League team. ana rev. Ed
ward Lynctt. Of this city were Sc
iiout injured ia AN automobile wreck
near GouldsbOro. thirty miles from
here carly this morning. y physician
V summoned by automobile TO the
scene. The report says Jennings Is
billy injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
yiryininn. - ill., uo,cI.

l:ichmond j. II. rIaniiins. Virginia: r. u.
Wright Virginia: e. i. Tivcnhark. Norfolk:
Mrs Harris, Miss Neb!rt,. Wh!ttlc's Mills;
T.. G. Glass LynchbilrE: John Kevan Peob-
les. Norfolk G. ". Taylor Hanover; u. G.
Webster, Farmviie: l.. r. Edwards Free
man.
I.cNnston-w. +. tpPicby. Norfolk; II. ID.
Ute. Luray; John ~. Stansbury, Walkcrton
+. c. Link Portsmouth,: David a. Webb,
south Boston; J, NJ. Jennings. roano; W.
q. Bcchcr Petersburg: II. II. Owen. t;lor
villn; Rev and Mrs. j. T. Whitley. Miss
NJ Il. Whitley. Williamsburg.
Stumpfs-E. NJ. Flory, IIarrlsonburg; w.
J.. Maitland. Olive I'm. p
I'ark-n. kaufman. virginia: j. II. Wood,
characteristics.
Murphy's--L. crawley, Appomattox; o. W.
Scharch, Norfolk: Mrs. W. +. Coates. Fred
cr!cksburg: Mrs. 6. NJ Cooke. Emporn; II.
$. Edmonson, Boydton: William u. Cooke.
SUSSEX: II. g. Gcrhnrt, Virginia; S. II. Don
aid, s ;,t Robert 1. Lyon, Buffalo
u. Bowry. Burkeville: Charles II. Gcrbor-
oush. Jr., Virginia Polytechnic Institute
DIR. A. Bourne Evans. Church View; n. e.
1.aymnn, Norwood; J II. Aud. odneld: j.
W. Ellison. Jr, Waynesboro; 4. W. Wilson.
lynchburg; W. -. Lawson, South Boston
W. y. Moon Itoanoke T. c. Epcs. ulacI
81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
i,ootl,oII I.Iuycr Mny bic.

2Driroit, Mich.. December 1.--Iniured
la the head while making a difficult
football tackle. yesterday at n ochestcr,
Lester Smith. eighteen years old, n
Rochester High School athlete, to-day
ip. completely paralyzedna and 1t Ia fear-
40 ho mal Gao. iiS "a ~ ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
Committed to jail without Nail.

Especial TO Tie Times Dispatch.I Is
Winston Salem. =. c., December L.
BENJAMIN p. Rittain of San francisco.
aged forty years, was committed 10
Stokes county Jail to-day in default of
samit the eight year.old daushter a." 'Sf
Bernie Simmons, Stokes county far
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
,:oy.rno,,. I,ir ,r,r,,,,.

The official turkey at tho executive man.
SION this year was tho gift OF Colonel Sio-
phen Sanders Slmmermnn, Of Wythcl county,
q smember of Governor Mnnns stan. This
specimen from the Southwest was SO big
that a spocinl cooking dayico had 10 be IN,
XentAd to manage tho tast 81 t,gss & 81 {.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
Robbrd by ,,.n.i,,.

Kansas ci'y No. bccrinhcr - a..
6Iacls n ,o wm;;ii nan w.,h n,s raGe.
~ -, ne cashiers ciiico or. Tia M,snt,,,,i
r;nci,c freight department. AMI al,
sn,n"'inE Two men. QUO probnbiy r..
mh,!S. cEcaptd with si5e In ca.h ana
.rheckS amounting to 1868 "''