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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
FIVE FAvORITES
| WIN AT COLUMBIA
Cold Weather Causes Small
Crowd to See Running of
Attractive Card.

Columbia. s. c.. December le.-Cold
weather kept down the attendance ut
the races this AFTERNOON, small crowd
witnessing the running OF an nttrac-
tive card. Tho feature was i steeplS-
! chase. which went to the favorito, The
Speaker. In easy style. The players
had an excellent day. i've favorites
winning. Summaries:
First race-S200. thrce-year-olds and
70 to l. to and evem first, Tcnnes-
sec Boy Go TO /. TO /. to - second
Old Boy q TO L. J to /. to y third
Time. l:O4 AS.
Second race-s25o. all ages. Ave fur
longs-Scnecu H. g to 70, ou) first
Mailman 6 to .. TO 3. out) second
Silver knight t25 to 1, to i. cven)
third. Time. 1904.
Third ruce-s260 stecplcchasc, three
one. and hree-Iuurtcr milcs-Th,
Speaker tcvcn. = to 5. ouD first. san
! Ball G TO 8. to .. tc 81 second, Or
Heard 6 to l.. TO 5. oup third. Time
Fourth rncc--s2Oo, three year old!
| and up. mile, selling-Troy Weight &
| to 10, . to 6. out) hrst. Joe Rose tl3 t.
| 5. 3 10 s. / to - second. Montagnie 1:
to ., 8 to 2. 10 y third. Time
| :i5 2-5.
up. mile. seilinE-rowcrs @ TO TO- ] 10 :
ouD first, Flarncy az TO /. 70 |. l
| to - second. Abrasion 60 TO |, 10 .
4 to 81 third. Time, IA l-5
Sixth race-S3Oo. i've furlonEs---Sca
gull e to 2, . to 8. | to % first, Ana
vari g to /, . to /, TO 50 second
! iinca Ga to !, . 10 !. to y tmrd
Time. l:03 1-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
Bowling

The Times % ispatch League teams
played their regular scheduled SameS
last night on the Newport Alleys, ana
all Of the players showed improvement
oyer last weeks scores. Tho trouble
some bunch OF Ding Bats continues TO
got stronger as the season Grows older.
Ihey captured all three games from
their opponents, the wonderful Nuts
Captain Goode put up good game
and Rosa came In strong In the last
game with i50 for his score. EdelDlut
seemed 10 have an off niSnt and could
not locate the head pin. Burks showed
class for the Ding Bats, and put up a
nice exhibition, when he came in with
20l for high score and SIS for high
total Hayes also did fine work FOR mis-
team by rolling d total of Sig In the
three games.
IN. Attlv Jcffs and the Slim inns
began all argument Immediately after
ulc tirst sarics. and when 81 was, all
over the JETS had three more games
10 add 10 their big lead In the pcrccnt-
age column. Captain Iclfcrt was way
OF in his rolling. Masarinn did well.
and played a good, consistent game.
Williams also made a good showing.
Captain Green could not get his arm
to work. and he fell down on his
games Edclblut made a good run in
the final game and crossed the line
with III for high game. The scores
follow:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
.DUCKPIN LEAGUE
TO Be ORGANIZED

The management of the Palace
Alleys, at Eighth and Broad Streets.
arc offering daily prices for high scores
in duckpins and tenpins. Each day
81 is given for the best total in any
three consecutive games in duck and
tenpins. The winners for Monday
were: Duckpins, Chapel, llG, 104, Sc,
Total. 306. Tenpns, peck. 229, 1871,
203. Total. 6l3.
. Considering the fact that everything
Is new-balls, pins and allcys--some
very credltnble scores have been made.
Beck, Ellis Bailey, Peck, Davis,
Heppert and Briggs have been doing
some fine bowling at the big pins.
while the 1ittlc pnns were forced to
fall before the onslaughts OF Sellers,
Chaplin. Slodd. Lohmann, Connors,
Chapel, Hatcher, Wrenn and others.
The ducknin bowlers arc ciamoring
for a league. and a meeting for the
purpose OF organizing league will be
called in,thc near future.
a two men and Individual tourna-
mcnt is also on the card for the ten
pin roowlers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
WEATHER IS Ideal.
FOR WEEKLY HUNT
Fox Sets Swift Pace for Abe
marie Club Over Seven
Mile Course.


charlottesville. va. December i2.--
.slDcmanc county HUNT met At ?
O'clock ihls morning At "lnSleside,"
the home Of William Garh the we'll
Known turf;n1n, tor the regular weekly
t:o7 hunt. The weather was ideal =
cool, crisp and frosty. without amy
WIND. Riders, horses ana hounds were
eager for i chase. ana they soon got
Mat They wanted y tweivc-pound
red was tuIrea loose, and one uevsr
saW a 10: run straisatcr ANA Easter,
III lcd doEs and rt5vrs terrific pace
acrus. ,lc faruis oi William ana Wood;
Garth, T. II Waddcl. iIurarc Garth,
Airs. virginia Car. ana j Is. Morris 10
the Eivnnnu RiNGr. some thought that
the DOGS Caught the lo% ~ the river.
while cthray Claimed that ltHynnt !
mnlc good Ills cssNpr
rlc pace w$s exercJngly fast Dogs
nor riucrs Grvcr ncFitatcG q moment
anil tn. river was rrac'eG, mukinp a
instance Of abou, seven miles.
Tho start was Witnessed by large
number OF members and friends OF the
gunt club. ANA lovers Of this sport
could not nave wished for u Erander
sight ana swectcr music. The fox.
thirty DOGS and seventeen riders were
IN full view for milo and half
Those riding were Lewis Garth and Or.
Archie c. Randolph, first and second
whips William Garth, w T Lipscomb.
j. IL Montague Miss Ifilda Holloway.
Miss Bertha Garth. Mrs Fits. '.racl;''
Higginson. T.. u. Tayloc pr w. NJ
Randolph, A. w. l.. 'rrotter. Charles W.
liulnsh ANA three sons OF Hollis Rine-
hart. tie president Of the hunt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20

Sporting Editor, The Times Dispatch:
Sir,--Our next General Assembly con-
vencs In January, and there will he
much important work before them.
Varied interests will be ciamoring for
Legislation in which they are inter-
csted, and II will require study and
time to see that the new laws asked
for are the best for the body polite
and devoid OF special interest features.
These men will not have the time
TO give all matters that study they
would like, and Will he guided in a
great measure by tho opinions of their
constituents known to them as men of
high charactGr. honest intent and sound
Judgment. Therefore. ! urge the
Sportsmcn to give the matter of crea :
ing the Office Of state Game Commits
sioner at this session careful thought.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20

ubly be the Atlantic League. Shortly
after the New York meeting another
will be called foS Washington, for the
purpose of organization, discussing
schedules and such other matters as
:nay present themselves
Talking OF achedulps, one of the
men interested is Quoted i'm a WASH
inSton paper as saying that the
league would not attempt to nx schcd-
ulcs SO as not TO conflict, except in
the case of the major league, AS the
major leagues. The International
League, the Tri- state ana tho vir-
simia arc the organizations to he buck
cd. ii viii he plain TO the ohserrin.;
That q merry Time is promised ii
everything goes smoothly and moth
ing goes awry. But there's always
many a slip.
owner ". D. Bradley. OF the Rich
mond franchise, In tile Virginia League,
stated last night that while he was
advised Of the move, he had not Give:.
II serious consideration. lie felt that
one tenn had a hard enough job to
Keep going. and that two would mean
doubling expenses while splitting rs.
cetpts. I don't believe il will amount
IL anything. and it viii certainly no.
Interfere with my plans. These men
c'.nic to my office and talked To me.
but, OF course, gave them no satis-
faction Thus the matter stands, sim
Ply awaiting developments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
wARpENToN CLUB
ON BRIEF HUNT

Especial to The Times d ispatch.I
Warrcuton. Va, December 1a.-The
first drag OF Christmas week of the
Warrenton Hunt Club was run near
here this afternoon with the meet at
Bethel Store, and finished briskly at
the farmhouse OF ~. Blackwell. The
hounds, which were kept we'll in hand,
ran q splendid drag and were hunted
by Whips William f. Wilbur and L.
a. Russell, Jr The course lay over n
couple of plank fences and stone walls.
Among thoee out for the ruin were:
Whips Wilbur and Russell, Mrs. +. a.
y. Portman, Misses Lucy Stone, Anne
Gordon Stone. Miss Mabel Flynn and
Miss Annie Camden Spllman and las.
Il. Nash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
HAY MAKES REPLY
He Declares Major General Wood IIns
Changed Front.


Washington, December 19.-Rcpre-
sentative James Hay. of Virginia,
chairman of the House Military AZ
fairs Committee, yesterday issued Il
statement replying to the criticism of
his army reorganization bin contained
In the annual report of Major-General
Leonard Wood, chief of staff of the
army. which was. made public Sun
day. Mr.. Hay declares that General
pcared. before the committee last SUM
nior.a lie insists that the provisions of
his IN ca sure to which tho chief of staff
of tho ,auartermaster, commissaryJ and
paymaster departments. extension of
enlistment term and merging Of ad-
.craIs' departments OF the general staff
will reduce expenses and increase the
3emciency of the army. The Hay bill
5Rill$be considered when the army APP
1propriation measure comes before tho
.lIOuSp,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
WALTON ELECTED
BINGHAM CAPTAIN
Ispeelal 10 lid rimes.nisnnlch

Nshcviic, y. C., December ia, =
,, GiI,'ihE OF the members OF the foot
va SQUAD NJ the Bingham School "
u Walton. OF Louisiana, was elect"
captain of the team for the next sca
son AIR Walton daring the season OF
I'li played spectacular left guard
ana showed that he is u foot ball MAY
=. ot ability. lie has host of fricnda
IN AshGviilc. who are Interested To-
learn Of his election TO The captaincU
% The team OF 1912.
a,uTlhS INC past season, the Bingham
team played twelve gaines and inat
only one, which The University of
North Carolina took by The score. of
y 10 9, having scored only in he
iohf(h period. The local cadets went
Yl against number OF the strong
t"otban teams Of Southern preparu ;
Tory schools. nnd their record is one
OF which they and their supporters arc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
hoSToN NATIONALS PASS
"ffhCiALLY INTO NEW u.NnS

bostoi December Ia-Tbo Ros,
National league baseball clu,, no,so5
4MmGially into new hands to-day and
4Hufiiis the coming season JnIn,a r.
SiWaithey, Of New York. ana John NJ.
NJ inc Famous pitcher of the New
rect us affairs They hope TO nv,
ne team ont Of last place. the nosiiim,
- l.hs occupied for several years. rhn
~ "'Ei,iilIatio was effected through
me purchase by Gafrncy and WnrT 80
nc stock of the latc William IIenSurn
',"Ssen. Mr.. Ward was elected prosi.
.Ho' - the club ana Mr.. CARNEY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
E,al11aers
49, MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor A!!2a. u. Company
slCrimoND. VIRGINIA
CIIILD BURNED no DEATH.
Clothes Catch on iSIre When Cciiulotd
Comb IsxptOdcs.
SlCIImOND. VIRGINIA

tSpcciaffp Tic Times Disuatch.,
liarrlsonburg, va, Dcccnber To-
Mrs. Charles Dlehi. OF Fairfield. I,ock-
bridge county. left her children in tho
house while she Went 10 milk the
cows. Little Isaac. twenty months old.
plnyfuily stuck II cclluloid comb In
the stove Therc was n sudden ex-
plosion. scattering flames in every di-
rectlon Tho little fellows sister. II
year older, rushed out of tile house
after the mother. who returned only
TO ind the baby burned to death. his
clothes In ashes and the body in q
crisp. Tie Diehis moved from near
ilarrlsonburg several years ago. She
is a daughter OF Isnuc Roadcap. near
Dayton. Mr.. Dichl went from ths
Good Mill section.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
'InYitntions. Isaui ic,dI

Especial To Tho Times-Dispatoh.l
Z Charlottesville. VA, December a.
Mr. and Mrs. 2. W. Hammer have is
sued Invitations to- the wedding of
their daughter, Ruth Elizabeth to
Wilbur Trout Harnsbcrger, of Bait
moro: The wedding will take place
saturday evening. December 23. at 10
O'CLOCK, at the home Of thenbride.. "A,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
Turkey Contest.

The Newport Turkey Contest con-
tintes to prove interesting. and all
day Tthc howlers were busy knocking
down the pins. There were many new
faces on the alleys in last nights con-
test. and some excellent scores were
made. Quarles was the only player to
go into the first division Tho leaders
managed to bold their own.
Following arc the leading ninYerS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20

MIN N,ii,il TIC spirit Of tn" season. fairly
.MuuIhS from every corner. tile oracle
MbpenHs the following for the i:di.
N'I W whose names are set down:
W. t. Bradley: a set Of Iimnircs
w Vino WI H., MOI Keep Richmond from from
W, IL. Sands: More law and I.ss
sIniity in the National Board Of Arbi.
Woodward Allen; \ disposition -
'tN%%!n Ewing proxies In the futur"
W Gordon McCabc, jr.: "nn,i,
S %aRsS OF the slogan Sport for SPORTS
r. i. Prichard: Tha, reporters vu,
nS a from putting Il It" in Ills
Fillmore ilcins: That he refuse -
,'3inn meetings, even when in tho
~ F:HS!aent Roach: yha. he roaI;zc
lHat lar words and fair 3ofrcrln.,S .,n'a
Lyhchburg: II is unwise TO .-ivo ,h,
,i1nthasrr 81 n ball club the iicv ~
ia ne , Rrs'oiiico box 1t is often the KEY
49,, ~ Wiiiiams: An eye like Mars 70
threaten and command. a'S' 10
| virginia League: President an
| president give as baseball no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20

iint Virginia League presidential
iia$cc. instead OF provInl; the calamity
u was tIuted 10 be is really a III. ssin-;
IN disguise, seems true. During the
cold. shln-rOastinS days and nights,
when the minds OF the men who follow
baseball are kept on edge all OF :na
time, hunting for news. and when their
cars are opened abnormally wide in
order TO catch at any old rumor whIcn
may blow otiiccward, and when the
mill Srinds so cusSedly slow that the
return is hardly worth the labor, the
presidential squabble furnishes vast
opportunities and the end is not ye:.
We have had ii served In many STYLES
up 10 the present time. from just a
pam roast to the more complicated
fricassee. But there is more in the
nenu card, and when the plain Amer.
lean STYLES have been exhausted few
french 'rncoctions will be displayed
lust by way of variety. finishing in
hash.
Williams, says ono. is not going TO
pc elected to succeed himself, which
need REPETITION, seeing as how the
League is evenly divided The
National Board Of Arbitration is not
soins 10 thrust Williams down the
thruat Of The Virginia League, is an
uthcr liltinG strain which mas become
lami!lar TO our ears Certainly il Is
not, but the reverse side OF The picture
shows that ia clcrt any other man
man Williams would he 10 thrust chat
man down the throats of at least three
Williams.
Compromise. is the melting. limpid
melody which bursts forth ever ana
an"n with various gmnishmcnts. Yet.
| verify lets compromise. But whor.
. ,hlSt clups out OF six won't conpiu-
ihiiisn' Why what arc you going 10 do
Richmond. Lynchhurg and Danville
VII! nave none Of Williams pctcrs-
purs ana Norroik and Roanoke will
I nave none OF anybody else Now
Which Which. side Is the heavier OF the
WafFInS factions? And how can In,
. national Board Of Arbitration admin
lsirr medicine. to one side which il
says Is too bitter for the Other? II
Williams is too bad Tor Richmond.
hHhcnburg and Danvillc. why would
non Vii. So-and-Sc be too bad Tor Nor
lo!k Pctersburs and Roanoke? 81
! course, ali OF this is Just as plain ms
! S&nkskrit, and probably Just as inter
,Suhs. Why not call II all Oh. divide
! me league into two circuits OF ihrnp
clubs each ana Let !, so al thatg' III
p1Schall' after Al! tina; tho fan wants.
and th" prcsidcnt--wcll. the president
can go hang.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20

- - I1UI on INC lnsiGc are lOoltin-
5raht admission to the floor. Onlv
90" o. these cards have been issued
i,iu me demand is greater than the
""ppiN: Iherc VIII be -FOUR bovine
contests and three wrestling bomis
Ihs lun viii begin III SAB O'clock =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20

Fight fans around town nra -.,,i,,,
f.anN iur the athletic carnival wEit6
Se3fSe Herbert and Mike DonneIsou
VII spring as their maiden effort iSri
GA! hiEht. III their new club rooms.
eyer the store at i0l East Broaj
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-04
GREAT GOVERNORS.

Fos Mass
in he OF
to that he
the
their mark by
administration the wilson's
triumph in New
been
senatorial cndidate there
changed the
face tFe
Republican Il
beer
hardwoEng Post -
lows Sih this bt
None neghbor Indiana
line Democratic
Who than orqI
to rule"
"big four Democrats executive excel
Hampshire the Republican
Wisconsin the
sentiment
well
whole
reassur-
a rule and notice
without necstsIndianapos
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-04
THE GRANT BANQUET.

effort to fill
who stan had been invited to
o
the
observations who
by his markedly ndust treated the
did Views
Democratic
Republicans Legislature handing
n
81
3
Of all posprandal utances did
proposition, which
Republican protection
easily established his PIGS
Dispatch ~ .,.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-04

"The present arbitration treaty with
Great Britain" the president said.
viii not bring an end to war at once
1t is but a step and we must not de-
feat our purposes by enlarging the
expectation of the world as to what
10 to happenOspd then disappointing
it, IN otherwords,. we must look for
ward with reasonable judgment and
70 regard SUCH arbitration treaties as
one. step, to be followed by other
steps, as rapidly as possible. But we
must realize that we are dealing With
a world that IS falHble. fuil Of weak
ness, and with some wickedness in
It. Reforms that are worth while. are
only achieved little by little and not
AT one blow. don't mean to say that
I am not greatly interested IN bring
ing about arbitration treaties with all
nations. But do think that we are
.likely to make more progress If we
look forward with reasonable fore
sight and realize the defects that are
TO be overcome than II we think we
have opened the gate OF eternal peace
with one key within one year"
The United states has no desire
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-04

nance" I, Wendell Phillips Dodge
"Sekigwa" Japanese rlmpromptu-
Pictures" Arthur Morrison
".The Dinculties of Play-Produc-
ton" Lee Shubert.
"Where John Bull Leads'.
"Author and Artist Too Walter
Emanuel sa ". .t.. lr'
, Models. ss 'sit rf-
"From Behind the Speakers Chair
III, SIR Henry Lucy. ,r . D N'-
@Athletie Records Of Men and Wo-
men"
The Wonders Of a Pack Of cdrds,"
G. y. Rossettl. ,. 'fa'
"PerpleXities, Henry y, Dpdrnev;
Puzzles and Solutions.
Curioslties. hl4
Serial story-'The Wonderful Gar
den" chapters V1-VlL ~ Nesbit
A story for children.
Profusely illustrated.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-04
OUGHT ro RE sENr ro rmE pENIrENrIARY.

o. o them by
their connvance manipulation make the Legislature
thoughtful
override
a
able
critically When lined which
makes object suspicion the
readily the
sode
coruptionis
a M
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-04

for territorial aggrandizement The
people as q whole are. opposed'to it.
They will not permit this government.
If 1t would, TO take any step I'm re-
spect to foreign governments except
those which win aid those foreign
governments and those foreign peo-
pie in maintaining theirsown govern
mont and maintaining peace within
their borders. ~. ,,.s.,,.,.,...a.
I'VE are conducting populaF gov
ernment and we need no. more adj
.dnional Tertiary 90 shpw 9urS aims
and PURPOSES"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-04


the experience OF most newly mar
rie9 husbands and wives, Marie Cor
eli has contributed q delightful hove
story To the May Womau's Compan-
ion--hnmorous, Ingenious aud thor
opghly readable. Among Other fic-
ton features are The Circus Lady"
by ilulher, FoQtuer m exciting tale;
The tndi0erence. Of MOLLY" a lively
love story by Nary Hastings; anoth-
er pari of The Fight of the Magic
Carpet" story Of love and adven-
ture by c. n. and A. NJ. Williamson; (;
stories by Mary Heaton worse and
Annie Hamilton Donnell.
WomaH's Home Companion has
come to be famed for Its special de-
pa'tments ana articles which cover
eyery phase of housekeeping and deal
with all manner OF household prob
lens That much agitated question,
How Is It possible TO live within our
incomes, with the price of food
stufs soaring?" Is most satisfactorily
answered I'm an article entitled. "Tho
High Cost OF Living Versus the Cost
Of High Living"
There are eleven special articles in
the May Woman's Home Companion
on topics Of live interests: 'Why I
Succeed with Flowers;" "The ChilPs
Courage" "rhe Money You Spend;p
"a Successful May Fete3 "What 10
Your Work Worth-"-a talk to the
business girl; Book Reviews"
what TO Name the Country Homer"
and so on, Each page Is teeming
with interest
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-04
The Wide World.

IN the May Wide World, Mr.. II
Hcsketh Prchard commences his ac-
count OF the remarkable journey he
made across Unknown Labrador
The opening chapters are highly i'm
teresting. and viii be read with deep
attention by an who can appreciate
the dangers and delights of eNplora
tiou I'm unupvcrsed lands Major +.
M. sykcs also begins series of ar
tclrs. entitled Through the Wilps of
Persia. nnd Mrs. Ellen Beadnesk deI
scrihos her Holiday in Jdpan' Therc
orc eome birhIv exciting Aories-"1h
o-Rranched' Coconnut.'' efn the.
Grip of the Blanket-Fish, ''EoHt In
an t-ndereround T.akas .rsand h'The.
King Of the Stcks'" The articles
and stories dead with an partsrof tho
Globe and contnin an Immense. amount
OF geographical Inflammation serrdd np
I'm "a highly attractive way 70 f,a. t..
Life IN Rome.
Today life in Rome Offers. also
from the society point Of view. an the
attractions II ever had Ia Rome, ana
here only, one may still enjoy the i'm
posing and unique spectacle of an ev-
ening reception at an embassy TO the
Holy See. Nowhere else is il possible
To admire the sight without doubt
most splendid, OF so many eminent
princes of the church. their brilliant
vestments with long tails, their breasts
covered with decorations, most obse-
uulously greeted and honored by all
present, the monsignori and other dig
nitaries of the Papal court, which ever
was. and still is, the most brilliant
ana the richest in pomp and appear
ance Certainly with anyone new 10
such spectacles the sight of one oi
these receptions must leave an illdel-
lblo memory May Wide World.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-04
THE PRESIDENT
! TALKS. PLANS
-utf ls4 -T7TT'T 9TT-f ~
For Promoting Information
al Peace and a Warless
Future.
Present Treaty Not Expect
ed to Bring an End to
War at Once-It is but
A Step Forward.
Nv united Press Wire.

baltimore, Md, May ,4.--Presdent
Taft Yesterday efterp9on told the
5Bird natiopal sop gFe7s lfor, ipteltna-
liopal peace his plaAs fpE reallzation
Of warless fptHfe-An nYofla qffapf', /,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-04
MARIoN1s LOWEST

Priced Millinery coneern,
Powers Millinery Shop,
leads the procession with the
big sale of Trimmed Hats at
one fourth off. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-04
The strand.

short stories; r
THE Dasher," Horace Annesley
Vaohen.
''The Great Food Question" Max
Ritlenberg I, The Way Out; II, Po-
etic Justice
Remlniscence of Sherlock
Holmes. "Ihe Adventure OF the Red
circle II, Arthur Conan Doyle,
his Deputy" &C. M. Jameson.
"The Guardian Angel" w. w, Ja-
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''Ihe Last Chance" Barry Pain.
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