davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
SENATE ADMITS
TNOAEWsTATEs
Recall Provision Remainsin Constltu-
ton Of Arizona.
PRESIDENT MAY VETO MEASURE
Senators OPPOSED to Recall But Con-
sIdered the Right Of the People OF
the Territory to Decide
for Themselves.

Washington, Aug S.--After adopt
Ing without opposition some impa-
terial amendments, the senate ADOPT
cd the house resolution providing for
the admission Of Arizona and New
Mexico as states. The Nelson amend
ment, striking from the Arizona con.
stitution the provision for the recall
Of Judges, was voted down after sen
ators individually had expressed them-
selves as opposed to this feature 81
the document.
BY the terms Of the resolution Is
adopted, the people Of the territory
will have to vote separately on rati-
flying that provision. and the people
Of New Mexico will have to vote again
ON the extremely difficult provision
made for amending their proposed
constitutions. But no matter how they
decide, ne territories will be ad-
mitted.
The vote on the final passage was
SO to 1S--far more than enough to IN
sure q two-thirds vote to override the
presidents veto, II he carries out his
expressed purpose to veto the reso-
luton on account of the recall OF
Judges provided in the Arizona con-
stitution. It is believed, however. that
with the certainty of being overridden'
I he will approve the resolution.
After the bitter assaults made on
the recall feature of the Arizona CON
stitution the Overwhelming vote for
the unamended measure came a. .
surprise. Nine regular Republicans
Joined IL insurgents and SO Demo
Gratis to make up the SO for the meas
ure. while only is regulars could Dc
mustered against it. These, with one
insurgent, Kenyon OF Iowa, and two
Democrats-O'Gorma Of New YorA
and Bailey Of .Texas-s.,aie up tn'
strength opposed to- the measure.
That provision, although the debate
of the last two days had made 1t plan
that II was distasteful to nearly ever!
senator, was retained in the Arizoni
constitution by a vote Of 4S to 70 o.
the ground Of the right Of the peqpl'
of the territory to decide for them
selves. Two insurgents, one Democra
and % regulars voted for the amend
ment eliminating the feature and tel
insurgents, one regular and 81 Demo
Gratis voted against 1t.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
CHEROKEE COUNTY IS DRY
GOVERNOR sTUBss PLEASED
WITH PROGRESS or WORK.
Penltentlary Penalty for Second
otfenss to be Enforced Ausinst
Jolntlsts.

Topeka, Aug. 7.-Gov. Stubbs is
highly pleased with the progress OF
liquor law enforcement in Cherokee
county.
"That county IL drier now than Il
has been in 20 years." the governor
said. Il have several special agents
down there. They were commissioned
by the sheriff and am paying them
from my contingent fund. Those TEL
lows report to me every day ana
they are certainly working. ! be
lieve that Cherokee county Will Do az
dry within the next week a. any ccun'
ty In the state.
"The tointists are hiding out and
are selling their fixtures and going
out Of business. They realize that We
mean business. When the oficera
make an arrest the jOintist must put
up a big bond and must have severa
signers on 1t, q bond that they canno'
get away from, that Is too big iol
them to forfeit. This 10 especial!
true Of those arrested for the secont
otIense, / appointed F. y. Styles a.
a Justice OF the peace in Columbus II
the place Of one OF those who resigned
and he is doing good work.
The new law making second viola
tons OF the prohibitory law q peni
Tertiary offense is to be invoked y
numerous cases in Cherokee county o
the second Offenders may then be pu
in prison for q year. They must q
convicted once and then violate tn
law a second time before this can .
applied.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
p..ee Treaty About neady.

Paris. Aug. at is arranged tnss
The Franco-American arbitration treaty
will be signed al the foreign ofnccA
nv Jean ]. Jusserand, the French am
bassador 10 the United States on p,
baIf Of France. Two copies, each cons
flaming the text In English and Freen.
will be signed. One will be retainea
here and the other sent to Washlne
ton TO receive the signature Of Philan'
der G. Knox, the American secretaEn
Of State.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
rooo Honors spsrry.

washington. Aug. s.-Admiral Togo
placed a wreath on the grave OF Ad-
niral Charles 8, sperry at Arlington
Cemetery. Admiral Togo met Admiral
sperry in Japan when the latter was
IN command Of the American feet on
It's giobs-girdIing voyage. Admiral
Togo uttered a brief prayer for the
rest Of the soul az he placed the Gov
srS on the grave.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10

Springfield. NO, Aug. s.-TO enoouT-
age the extension Of the Missouri Pa
ciae railroad from Jefferson City 20
Springfield and the construction Of 4
north and south highway to connect
southern Missouri With the cross
state highway from 81. Louis % Kan.
,-as CITY. . big party Of motorists yin
leave springfield Iate IN September
ar sarly in october for a fve-day TIP
over the proposed route Of the high
~ GOV. Herbert 8 Hndiey and B.
y Bush, president q Ne Missouri
Pnclac railway. have eccsptsd inFi'n'
aians b ~ N rarig.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10

Paris. Aug. s.-John W. Gates the
American financier. died here At DIV
a m. in the arms Of his wife ana MS
son. charles G. Gates. The end was
peaceful and It seemed as though ne
vas falling asleep. The usual restore,
lives failed in the last crisis. He mao
ha,tlsd for weeks herolcally with 9
SiSease Of the kidneys and when I
was believed that he was almost sure
10 recover, contracted pneumonia.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
nlu.r LInhiI on DC w.

Herman. Mo-. Aug s.-The United
states lighthouse tender LILY arrived
here and after . short stop resumed
~ Tin 70 Kansas City. The work Of
plaeInr the range lights and diamond
board day marks 70 guide pilots on ne
Aver VIII b done On the return tnp
70 st Louis. Later IN the fall the Lil5
Vfu mahs anolher tip % ne river
fushsr 70 atiaa tha hshh e ms
oour,s q ~ ehsnnsl
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
n.,con 1oIstIaw Admits Graft.

washington. Aug. s-Feebly defend
ing his confessed graft, ex-state Sen.
ator D. W. Holstlaw, the 81 year-oiu
Illinois banker and church leader, re-
toId to the senate Lorimer committee
SIs story Of being paid for having
voted for Lorlmer for senator IN.
c,dentslly he told Of asking and Of
belnR promised $500 for buying
furniture for the state from a CERTAIN
firm.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
49,. Ar.lII.rv 70 Have Help.

washington, Aug. S.--For the pun
nose OF raising the efficiency Of ne
ileld artillery Of the state militia
president Taft has authorized the "a.
dItion Of one sergeant to each nel0
battery Of the regular army for detail
exclusively to duty with the organizee
militia. Enlisted men VIII be pro-
NOTED to the sergeantcies. \
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
nn.railnn on aallle Waapsnsr.

AachIson, Kan, Aug. BIB. ?. wac
gsner underwent an operation N - !.
MAYO hospital ct Rochester, hinn. e
poou ana rallied from the effects -
he anaesthetlcs- Although the ope,
ration vas Of q dangerous nature =
a believed Mr.. Waggener win b ahl1
a leave the hospital AFTER fhrea
vesks. The operation showed -
Mr.. waggener did not have alpera.'
eilia bus had been suffering ffon :
Slvorticulun n ~ lsii aee = -
tosr A ssocnd opsrrtion rropae
IN - Rsltauusa lais- -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
cried scrsft" In a council.

Pueblo, Col, Aug. s.-~Graft, graft
shouted 4 crowd that packed the corn-
ell chamber here when the city coun-
ell prepared to pass over mayor
Vests veto an ordinance providing
S25O,eOO in bonds to pay for a mira
ton plant. The measure was passed.
6 To
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
~, gcr Jewish Private.

washington, Aug. s.-carrying out
President Taft's instruction. Frank
Bloom, Battery c. Third artillery, the
young Jew, whose futile effort to get
4 commission last spring attracted 30
much attention, was ordered to report
At Port LssyenwOrth, Kan, for ezami'
nation, September /. He Is under
etood to Be on furlOush. studying Ct
: preparatory school In this city.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
MvnIoIpal Lights for WyandOtte.

Kansas City, Kan, Aug. s.-Tne
plans and specifications for the mu-
nicipal electric light plant in Kansas
CITY. Kan, drawn by the Mclaughlin
Engineering company have been ap-
proved by the commissioners. the
city clerk was instructed to advertise
for bids for the construction Of the
plant Immediately. and the contract
probably will be awarded in two
weeks.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
a.l,es- an pIavlnI 10 saloon,

AnSonIa, Conn. Aug. s.-The pro
bsts eourt has refused to admit me
Vim q James Bremen On the ground
that ths Instrument Was drawn IN
ssioon. The Win LETT The greater par
= he s-tats b bis WIDOW. vho Ne,
~ thlra Wis. and vas contsstea y
- s,yht chllfrsu e ~ art wa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
Arr.st ALLEGED slayer.

sedaIla, No., Aug. s.-The poles
have under arrest here suspect
whom they believe killed three Mex
lean laborers at Chilhowee on Nom
dsy night Two Of the Mexicans were
killed outright and their bodies
mutllated, and the third was found ~
4 dying condition after the slayer haa
boarded Rock Island freight train.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
n.rmnn, Fear Trade sbIss.

Berlin, Aug. s.-"American indus
trial SPIES" bent on stealing the most
important secrets Of German trade
success, are at large in the manu-
featuring districts Of this country, &C
cording to several Berlin newspaper
The papers add that q public warn
ing against giving Information 70
nprying Americans" is urgently neces
pary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
r,...lor EnuIne KIllo owner.

Atchison, Kan, Aug. S.-When q
traction engine went into ditch near
vliets. kan, Oscar Ludy was thrown
against the reverse lever. whlch'
passed through his body near the
heart. He died few minutes later,
Ne was SO years old and Is survived
by a wife and three children. He
lived in vliets and owned q threshin9
outfit,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
r,l from swing kIIIs . Boy.

Muskogee, Ok, Aug. S.-Hcwardn
the two-year-old son Of J. ". Noise
fell from a swing in the public Play
grounds here and was almost IN
SANITY killed. The childS neck wa
broken.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10

TULSA. Ok, Aus. s-Reeent rains
have made . ans prospect for cotton
n thiS REGION. In the low LANDS ~
vlanls have grown 20 fast thai ne
S,.fEs resemble he trunks q Iouns
tEsoA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10

missouri NiNer Lifnts - c"eS.
81. Louis, Aus. 5.-The government
urhthouss tender Ldlly VII depaFi
sunday morning for ne Missouri
hVsr vhsrs Il WIN pat n . system q
shnsssl' Hshis % aia nsEiSatioA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11
CONTRACT AWARDED
TOT. SMITH co.
COUNCIL COMMITTEE FINALLY
ACCEPTS THIS CONCERNS BID
FOR BRIDGE.

The new Mayo's bridge which the
city proposes to build across the James
on the site Of the old structure by
that name must be completed within
years time. according to the terms
of the contract stipulated by the coun-
Gil committee on streets which award.
ed the work to /. ]. Smith and COM
-pany by-aInta-o 10 to /.
A resolution ratifying the award
will be presented to the board Of al
dermen when that body meets Tuesday
night and the measure will then be
referred to the committee on finances.
The total cost, ia.cIuding changes
recommended by the board OF engi-
neers, Is to be s232.06l, with an extra
$500 II the city decides to lay and
own the trolley rails across the bridge.
Acceptance of the Smith bid was In
keeping with the recommendation Of
the special subcommittee which has
had the matter In hand for some time.
The bid Of Stamper, Ragiand and
Company was at first recommended
but this bid was later rejected.
The vote of the street committee on
the proposition Monday night was a.
follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Bliiey. Don Leavy,
Gunst, .Jones. Kahn. Lynch. Miller,
Moore, Pollock. Powers, Sullivan. von-
deriehr and Adams.
Noes-Mr. FERGUSON. /
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11
PERSON

r Graae.-Dora London. Lena
Tatarsky Winston Gentry.
A Grade--Coleman Andrews
Claude Woodward, Thelina Morris,
Josie Roth.
Rachel Berman. Birdie Sporn, Sophie
Taylor. Alice Richards.
9 A Crade--Nellie Brimmer, verna
Miller. Sadie Passamaneck, Bertha
Tatarsky.
b Grade-CIara Glass. Edilio
PuccineiIi
s A Grade-Katherine Nugengast.
Grade--Carroil Francis. Mike
Maneino. Violet Tyler.
A Grade--Ethel loot, / month.
B Grade--Fsthel Sidenberg. Phil
bert Watcherson.
Grade--CharIes Bryant, william
johnson. Willie Neagie. Reeve Paasa-
maneck, Stella Freeman. Leoni Giraci
Eva Siddons Genevieve Tyron, Ra-
chael Zimmerman.
E Grade-Eddfe Boone, Hazekiah
Brown, Eli Bloom, Raymond Carroll.
Henry Jones, Ell Specter, Clarence
Tyler. Wallace Trevillian, Meyer Wit
sky. Louis Zimmerman. Joe shun,
Floyd Williams
A Grade--Louis Arhe.ter. Herb
Jenner, Ernes. Mackey. Henry Wei
man. Odis Tr;hhle, Henry Taylor.
Viola Shaw. Ethel Alves. Roger Walk
err. Harry Wagonflsh. IRENE Covington
Madeline pavids, Eliie Karatian
Mtnnte st~bbins. Libby fsonlnI. Mary
Poll.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11
MARCH ROLL OF HONOR
FOR ST. PATRICK'S
SCHOOL

The following pupils merit honorary
mention for scholarship. attendance
and department during tho month Of
March: Timoth Sullivan. Robert r.
Lord. Frank Smyth. Charles Fl. Lang
ford. Patrick J. Mcclure, Adolph Il.
Davis. William Shsehan. Joseph Yates
Edward l.. Angst. william J. Bailey.
Thomas Martin. Charles r. Goldsmith,
Thomas Gurrcn. John Gallagher. Fen
ner Hazelgrove. William Hubbard.
Francis MCGUIRE, Charles Meugsr,
Dents O'Dwyer. William H. Rodcs.
Ealem T. SAVIOUR. Edward J. SAVIOUR,
Edward J. Bowen, DonAvAn l.. Yates.
Joseph Simonds, Edward Hubbard.
Cioyd Houston. Thomas Sheehy, VIII
liam Gallagher, Russell Cardwell.
Charles Holman. Ryland Moore. Leo
Smith. Anthony Grasberg Raymond
Cavedo, Louis kellam. David San
your. Herman Fletcher. Edward Nc
Clure. Charles Bruner. Leo DugEan,
George Cunningham. Leonard Hof-
man. Francis 6olari. Louis Matt
Joseph Solart. James Blake. John
Ourren. Leo solari. Joseph Moylan.
Kenneth Solari. Daway Conway. James
MoClare. Natob SAVIOUR, Leo Mes
sier. Clarence Bowler. Herman MAxey,
Arthur Chandler.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11
We carry Kaysers Silk Cloves the guaranteed kind

rncorporators: Q. F. Mears. president
Eastville. Va; J. S. Matthias. vice
president Green Bush, Va: e. A.
Shields. secretary and treasurer, Elk
more, Va. Capital stock: Maximum
$4,000: minimum. $1,000. Object,
and purposes: Exchange for the sale
of farm products
Norfolk Foundation and Pile Com
pany. Incorporated. Norfolk. Va. In
corporators: 8. G.. williams, presi-
dent; G. M. Baylor. vice-president. "A.
Y. Hickey. secretary and treasurer
all OF Norfolk, Va. Capital stock:
Maximum. $4,000: minimum. IS. 900.
Objects and purposes: Contracting
business.
A license to do business In the State
of Virginia was issued to The p. r.
Goodrich Company. OF New York. q
corporation organized and existing UT
der the laws of the State OF New
York, written power OF attorney
having been filed with the commits
sion. appointing ]. u. Hotchkiss. OF
Riehfr ond. Va. statutory agent Max
mum capitai authorized by charter.
$4,000. Objects and purposes: Auto
mobile supplies.
Charlottesville Home for Aged and
Infirm Colored People. Chariottes-
Vile, Va Incorporators: III. B. Lee.
president: Lucy II. Keyes. secretary
and treasurer; r. T. Martin--aiI OF
Charlottesville. Va. Capital stock.
None. Objects and purposes: Chari-
table institution.
An amendment was issued to char
ter OF Lewis Hotel Company. Incor-
porated. Norfolk. Va. increaaing its
capital stock from 1900, 600 to $780,
900.
An amendment was issued to char
ter OF Norfolk and Washington fDis-
trict OF Columbta) Steamboat Conn
pany. reducing outstanding capital
stock to the amount Of 100000, no
change in maximum or minimum.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11

Landrk Hughes. Louise Ferris, Louise
Gills, Louise Dowdy. Rosebud Finn.
Maggie Garnett, Elizabeth Bondurant,
| Julia Rodgers, Lynda Ransom, Mabel
Haley. Kathleen Prentiss.
a I Grade--Agnes Jones, Annie
10th. Rosa Mallory, Julia Lumpkin,
Louise Haley, verneli Hague.
am Graae-Bernice Taylor. Het-
| tie Nance. Margaret Wright. Annie
Rowland. George Hoover. William
Gibbs. Billy Franklin.
b III Grade--Thelma Lowry. Lu-
ctlle Reynolds Julia Freddy. Mary
Williams, Nellie Wilkinson. Isabelle
Wisman. Edna Baugh. Martin Will
Hams, Herbert Bailey.
"a II Grade--Henry Huband. Ro-
land McAliister. Edith Baber. Ernes-
tine Baber, Althea Cooper. Cecil Da-
Lillian Matthews. Margaret Nunnally.
Theima Powell. Estelle Reynolds. Ma
rion Shifiett Mary Wilkinson. Ethel
Williams. Lena Harmon.
= A Grade--Heien Hoover, Au-
relia McCue, Helen NunnaiIS. Edna
StarkA.
lBI Grade---Julian Trostic. Clyde
Martsr. Howard Woodson. Hazel 6ut-
ton.
f II Grade--wirt Barker. Ad-
dinston Maurica.. Morton Meyer. Ro-
land Sherrod, Dix Sutton, Clyde Ia
tuHa. LOUISE sApSerana. Hale. Rart!atts
Dorothy Gilman. Lucy Kidd, May
Woodall, Louise Wilkinson.
A HrAde--Earl Curtis, Henry
Gibbs, Garland Kelley, Ernest May.
Clinton Shepherd, Frances Bates, Col
die Bcvee. Elsie Moseley, Evelyn Phil
lipa, Clara Wilkinson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11
CHIMBORAZO

sB 0rade-Marian Alley. Percy Bass.
Coraliss Clark. Gladys Davis. Alfred
Deitrick. Lucille 0wathmey, zula Greg
DRY, Carleton Parrish. Esther Strange.
Evelyn Seal. Leo Tyson.
20 A Grads--Isla Coates. Ramon
zio Tenant. George Wade.
B 0rnde-Peari Tiller. Ruth Throck
morton. Mary Stuart William ziesman.
A Qrade---Louise Brittle. Russell
Hardwick. Carroll Tyler.
B Grade-willson Craigie, Katie
Battige, Henry Dahn, Alma Hewlett,
Grace Houghton, Clyde Liggan. Walker
4 Grade--Rebccca Bond. Julia
Christian. Zobediah Cousins, James
Guthrie. Edwin Mitchell. Mary Peers.
4 Grade-Russell Fleet, Catherine
Berkley Gordon, Melvin Hardin. Rus
sell Leonard. Mary olphin. Bessie
spraggins. Margaret Sutton. Laura
g Al Grade--Mable Alien. Helen
Bass. Louise Lyons, Clara Mansfield.
Malcolm Howell.
Az Grade---Myrtle Traylor, Ruby
Wallace, Eiva Wright.
:-B Grade-Willard Alley, John Blake,
Thomas Christian, May Clark, Thelma
Clayton. Gladys Godsay. Ollie Goodiiff.
Mabel Moran. HARDWOOD Mulford. Flor
ence Zieseman.
"A Grads--Alvey Bartholomew. Her.
man Batkins. John Bond. Howard Chill
drey. Elsie Cobb. ALA Herring. Page
Lewis. Herbert Martin, Hester Stuart
Pearl wade. Margaret WAGNER. Flem-
ing Wright
l-B Grade-Elma Ashton, Virginia
hass. Earl Carr, wilhemina Crupper.
Willie Clopton. Dorothy Doane, Frank
Gibson, Billy Hopkins. Claiborne john
SON. Elsie Meeks, Dorothy Ward, Ru
dolph Wood.
IA Grade--Emerson Askew, Alice
Bridgewater. Ruth Emes. Dahlia Fos-
Ter, Walford Laupder, Thelma Haw-
Fins Virginia Painter, Robert Throck-
morton. Roger Wade.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11
CHARTERS GRANTED
BY COMMISSION

Hill Barnes- Manning Company. In
corporated. Lynchburg. Va Incorpo-
rators: J. T. Hin. president: G. NJ.
Barnes, vice-president: T. A. Man
ming. secretary and treasurer--ail OF
Lynchburg, Va. Capital stock: Max
tmum. $4,000 ra'1timum, 5000. OBJ
5ectS anl III sosea: Liquor business.
Gordon si.ighss Corporation, Roa-
noke. W. Incorporators: James p
Woods. president. Roanoke, Va: e.
City. Va: J. +. Randy. secretary ana
treasurer. Roanoke. Va. Capital stock:
Maximum. $4,000: minimum, $l5.-
900. Objects and purposes: Real e.
tate business.
Farmers Mutual Exchange Of East
ern Shore Of Virginia. ExmorsI va,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11
CAMBRIDGE

r Grade-0rey Jewett. Walter
Randsctt. Clayton Spain. Helen Hague,
Helen Hooper. Annie johnson, Essie
Levy. Margaret Young. Grace Rand
lett, Eleise ptnchoeck, Violet Row.
lett.
A / Grade--Riohard Bowen, Will
lis Cary. Herbert Gibbs. Mitchell
Myer Leonard Sampson, Lily ASH
brook. Mary Huband.
II Grade---Corinne Andersen,
Gladys Frostick. Esther Malone, Flo
renee BEDFORD. Thelma Vaughan.
Mock Loftin.
3 r. III Grade--Martha Bates, Yer
nell Buckner. Gladys Burke. Ida Car
ter. Acne Childress, Florence Crook.
Virginia Green, Edith Jones, Marion
Long. Thelma Morrissette. Kathleen
Moselsy, Bsulah Robertson, Edyths
Robertson. Virginia Sharp. Hugh
Cofsr, Eddie Savory, B~riey Sanious.
b Grade-Eugens Mccarthy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11

Sadie Harris. Bernice Ford, Evelyn
Cousins, Mary Barnes. Edith Bowry,
Minnie Hardy. Atine Ford. Alma
Dearheart.
A Grade Willie Fitch. Clayton
Fox, Ellen Tucker.
B--Mell Gary. Eva Higgins, Helen
Norris. Minnie Lindsay. Bessie Leidy.
Grace Letter. Mary .Pendleton.
A--Gladys Baker. Adelaide Goode.
Thelma Kelly. Mamie Munsen, Meta
Richardson. Linwood Ball, Ramon
Breeder, Stuart Seawell.
b, Alma Bryant, Virginia
Gibbs, Mildred Minson, Nettie Smith.
Aiise Wakefield, Nettie Vaughan.
Helen Vaughan, Clyde Allen, Charles
Ford.
b. Annie Belle Carter. Jes-
sic Hubbard, Marguerite Ruffin.
MarioR seaweii. Hunter Bryant, Earl
Tuckef. Reuben Ferguson, Carter
Enroughty. Martin Richwine, John
Stewart.
A--Francis Holland. Lois Enos,
Ruby Foster, Grace Foster. Violet At
kins. Matte Walker. Marian Bohan-
non. Louise Philips. Ruth Brannon,
Mabel Atkinson. Mabel Bailey, Ollie
Chapman. Beatrice Trainum.
! b, 2-Linwood Adams, Willie
Browder. Raymond Grafton, Raymond
Smith. Hazel Mari. Norma Martin,
Hazel Miller, Phyllis Parker
! A-Evelyn Elicit. Violet King,
Lena smithie. Norma Whitlow, Mabel
Worsham. Roderick Davis, James
Leidy. Randolph Rogers.
l B--Earle Ford. Charles Gasser,
Chastine Swami. Samuel Swami. David
Scott. Carlisle Davis. Emma Bradley,
Lillian Hopkins, Alma Parker. Mamie
New. Louise wacker.
i 4. 2-Gertrude Lear. Louise Mar
tin, Ruth Willard. Clarence Atkinson,
Carlton Kilby, Wayland Mayo, Carlisle
Wefsfger. De Alton West. Russell
Willard, Stephen Lindsay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11
PARAMOUNT

IN 49,, ~ ~
49, - ~a, .a1 1Anoock, natnieen Ho1-
"ss' @or.me - sun, n.ahis s,. Deaa n,.
~ 49, nmei, nar1sy. Einson Hau!a :
ins, olau' Seose HefIneiiar
49," uss' MHhss meA'""eA'
ny Se Susaker. Eana ruWeA
r,a,'s Iisee =
Nnrms C,vhorn. Wsihsr J.t.r " : y, ,s'
NuIha ny poine, 's.eF VIZ
sie4a ol Ia Lena ems, neso r,x.,.
,,s oa-l noinas Honans. Eoois L1wrs.
r ftd hoqse, n,chTao lhohas' Jessie
"a" alus, besu nan aucssa. u,,
80 bo in '1,,. i, aiu
e,st. Hai1ihh DInoH' ,laINes ~ yana,
p ms ne.a' L1Ae Hipe'' LouiSe
Hssssi' 10y alcDo"ei.
-r E, puAn. Ai.~ Lux. Ever; u
oIa may La. w.n.
len; hopsIt Do"os' eisoe icAt'sslet'
suorey uucNet
3br.nlton TteIson, ETnes. Lhea~
me- Heieh beAaSs. Lucy Sur,sIAh'
nuny Daie. NAhnie may MorfSs Ahe'ha
,.,,,,.. /, p- xuc-
1919, rioss,e Mills.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11
COMMISSION FORM WAS
DEFEATED AT WlNSToN-SALE

WINSTON-SALEN. N. c.. April II.
Tho Commission form of city gov
eminent was defeated by majority 1t
l0S In the election held here Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11

Theresa Weiss. Sinton Higgans. Alan
Gates, Alan Bardie.
r Grada--Peyton BRADSHAW. Tr-
nest Clements. John Potts. Melville
snoddy. Emily Crump. Ruth Davis.
Mary Gary, Ollie Johnson.
A Grade--Marton Smithie, Bernice
Eaton, Hi!da Cornell. vernelie Tiller.
virginius Phillips, Hazel Harvey, Eve
lyn Gary. Annie Kidd. Charlie Wood.
( Grade Robert Joseph, George
Richwine, Louise Viola, Gladys Tyler,