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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

a g0-day porlod this morning hy Jut-
iicc 90 the Peace Jose Romero az old
Albuquerque for dlsobeyinE his
mother, The statute under which this
action was saken ~ srctlan lfss of the
complied laws OF is05. which provides
that children oncrlng indlgnltlss or
ether injuries 20 parents or guardians
may be committed ~ fail.
Justice Romero also heard ease
against FranciNca igaca, In which she
WAS charged with statutory ofsenae.
The nMca woman, u was alleged. was
a person OF iil fame. and allowed q
hoy 81 less than iegal age 10 Frequent
her house. Justice Romero after ar.
gument ny Modesto G. ortiz. counsel
for the plaintiff. held that the woman
could not be held on the charge. but
gave her q thirty day sentence Cor
yagrancy An appeal was taken.
Suit WAS today fiicd hy w. g. Oee-
treich. as administrator OF the estate
% Plutarco i.ueras. to settle title to
some real estate 10 which Clara o.
I.uearo had given a quit claim deed
10 y - 3aFcih and company 10 satisfy
n Judgment which the complaint de-
clared u he void Oeslrelcn desires
possession. as administrator. OF the
real estate
The state National Bank Of tails city
today filnd suits against J. ". English.
for $4,000, and .. =. Kelly for $3.50,
alleged 10 be due on notes.
Judgment has been entered IN the
sum " siis.2s with interest and attor-
neys' fees against Tho defendant by
default. In the case of uirich l.. Hayes
w. Edgar y. Wilson.
An appeal from the probate court
has been taken by James v. Brown.
on tho action OF the court IN appoint
ting Frank Mckee executor Of the es-
tate Of JAMES Englehart. contrary 10
the petition 81 Brown, ana 81 accord
With the petition OF Mark Ensiehart.
n brother.
marriage license was today ispued
90 Carolina zemora and Jose falades.
both ~ Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
COURT NOTES

The probate court 90 Bernallllo
county held q short session this morn
ing. this being the nrst Monday H.
the month. and viii continue tcmor-
row.
The alleged will OF David blaine
Thomas. who died here recently, was
presented, aud the court liked tine iirst
Monday IN February as the date PROV
Ing Il.
The alleged VIII OF Juaisna Aragon
VAS presented. and the same date set
for IT'S proving.
4 petition made BY Della Georges,
To have her bond as the guardian OF
Maria o. snyres. an insane person. re-
duced from $4,000 10 sis.oo0 was
presented and approved.
The court, upon the APPROVAL OF the
executor, allowed the claim OF the
Campbell Glass and Paint company
against thc estate % }. A. Mcclure, de-
ceased.
The administrator appointed r. r.
Dunbar. and the court appointed A. r..
walker as appraisers 81 the estate OF
James Egiehart.
The executors appointed William
Bryce and the court appointed ]. &.
Baldridgc rs appraisers Of this estate
~ Anna ~. FOX.
An ncconnt OF Dr. Hooper against
the estate ~ ". wlsbrun was allowed
by the court upon the approval OF tho
administrator
The viii % ]. T.. Heddsng was APP
proved aud admitted 20 PROBATE. The
court appointed Mary Jane Hecdlng
Or y, v, iIeddlns and Don L. Sterling
~ executors. 20 serve Without bond.
Court than adjourned 10 meet to-
morrow morning.
Samuel Montoya was sent 10 iail for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
WILL INSTALL 4
DERA|L SOON
Cold Weather All That Pre-
vents Immediate Setting Of
Safety Device at Crossing Of
Car Tracks and Railroad.

The derail ordered In by the city
council NJ n recent session has been
completed. and now the only delay h
that OF waiting for the weather 10
moderate sufficiently 60 allow the
the cement freezing. The ground has
been too cold 10 allow the deran 10
be installed. during the week that "
has been completed. aud as the con.
crete must not freeze " Il is TO set
properly, the car people are awaiting
warmer days and nights.
Il il likely that II the weather is
MS warm tomorrow as II Is today, the
foundations OF the derail VIII be set
tomorrow afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
. CREDIT COMPANY
FOR THIS CITY
Organization in Charge Of
Widely Experienced Mana.
ger Has Opened Headquai-
ers al III 5 Fourth st.

The Albuqnefqne Credit company,
an Organisation which should prove
ct ggaat service 20 local business PEG.
ple. has been estgsilshed within the
past week with Office headquarters az
m south Fourth street. IN addition
10 the expert handling OF collections,
this company u Va position TO aup-
|pls auhserlbcfa with weekly indexed
records. individual ratings and vniu.
|a1ln local coamcrclal Information OF
Isinhagef. has had wide experience
in his difficult Reid and patrons are
assured prninpi aud accurate service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

expenditures are to be continued nEd
recommendation are 60 be- made
along lines Of economy for each de-
partmcnt Of the government
Economy, IA II said also. will guide
the appropriations committee. the
FIRST Democratic committee IN many
years 20 get "whackT at the blg
appropriation supply bills. Including
the ao.cailcd pork barrels Hepre-
sentative Fitzgsraid ~ Scw York Is
the chairman OF the conmlItcc which
wiz undertake the task % pairing
down the appropriations which for
the year OF ieil-Ieie Amounted 90
si.ees. 2s7. seh.sl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
An leERouss FsLL VITA rHnee

Bean Lake, Mo-, Dec, a.-Thrrf
worhmcn were injured to-day In sne
collapse Of an icehouse which they
had started 20 tear down. the slEnl
arm and leE Of Prank Myers we're
broken and he was otherwise ininrcd.
Frank Bolion and Gay Hayes. who
we're hesplng Myeras also we're 60
pereiY bruised. The lcehopse WAS the
property Of the Peoples ice company
Of Kansas CITY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
Texas PRISON IS.
DESTROYED BY
FLAMES
Two Hundred Convicts March
From Blazing Buildings in
Good Order and None Are
Killed or Escape.

tny Eseainn Herald 4. O.. Leased wireD
Huntsville. Texas. Dec. t.-wh N
flames broke out IN the state pcni-
Tertiary buildings hero today and the
fire spread 10 all parts Of The town.
geo con,iets occupying cells we're re-
moved without loss Of lie ana in
good order.
At 30 the prison structures had
been practicnlly destroyed ana the
whole town was threatened.
Fire apparatus Was rushed from
Houston.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
TEN ARRESTED IN
Los ANGELES FOR
FRAUDS
One Hundred Warrants Are
Outstanding Against Men
and Women Charged With
Illegal Voting There Today.
cav Ev..,ss ssrsls 4. y. r~.s.s wire,

los Angeles. cal. Dee. ten
men arrested. charged With fraudu-
lent registrations. and i0o warrant.
cut for others. including both mon
ana women. on the snme charge we're
features Of the day before the mu-
nlcipal sleetion which viii determine
whether George Alexander, good
government incumbent. or job Har-
riman. socialist candidate. and for
merry attorney for the Mcnamara
brothers. shah be mayor % Los An
gclcs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
j. s. SOLDIERS ARE
READY FOR TRIP
TO CHINA
Transport Thomas Is at Man
ila and Troops Are Held on
Board Ready for Instant
Sailing Orders.

(ny EvesInG Herald a. q. LEASED wireD
Manila, Dec f--The United states
transport Thomas arrived here yestef
dnl and hnrricdiy dlsomharkod de-
tails OF various corps. The Fifteen d
infantry was kept ON board awaiting
orders from army headquarters az
WASHINGTON.
Volunteers from other regiments
and dstalis Of auxiliary troops are
held In readiness for immediate ON.
hnrkation In case They are required
Tor service IN China.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

chicago, M, Dec. Seattle receipts
Is. 006; market steady a. Toe lower.
Reeves. ss.som s.is, Texas steers, sa.io
H5.7s; wcatcrn steers, ttteHT.ts.
atockers and feeders. fs.ooWS.Is;
cowr and helfers, si.seNS.se; calves
is.50M SEQ.
Eses- Receipts $4,000; market gen
cralls steady. ilgnt. $3.50 us.sc.
mlSed. ss.saGs.se. heavy. se.so4s
sso: rough. ts.ss@s,le: good To
choice heavy, ss.eem s.eo, pigs. st.ke
@k.s5: bulk 81 sales. 3siSns.t
ehcep~-Rcceipt teseoss market
steady 10 Toe lower Native. s2,botf
f.00s western. se.ss@ t.ee: yeaFilpgs.
100 sizes; iamoe. native. se7sn
900. western. Ss.s5Ws.oo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
TREASURER Sees An
OPPORTUNITY TO
SAVE MONEY
Estimates ON Running Gov.
eminent for Next Fiscal
Year Contain Decided Cut
in Figures.

Washington, noc. 4 Estimates %
the treasury department for running
the government during the next fiscal
year, submitted Ia congress- friday,
contemplate saving 81 s2l.2kS.-
a2tis. Rs compared with the amount
appropriated Tor the fiscal year isii-
1919. The total amount estimated
for all expenses 81 government u
t7t5,sas. 5Gs.
This amount does not Include the
appropriation for the postoffice de-
partment. which IN expected To be
Understanding. Tho appropriations
by congress FOR the present fiscal
year aggregated s76T.slS.tss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

Regular meeting Of Albuquerque
l,odge 30. a3G. !. o. ~ D. will be- keie
ai Commercial club. Tuesday evening
fec sab. AZ 1880 y M. ny order OF
he president Albert Faher. seere-
tafy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
CONGRESS CAUSES
some ALARM
Traders in the Stock Market
Were Disposed to Be eau
tious Until They Heard
from National Legislature.

INV btsntsn Hersid \. v. Leased Wtfep
New YORK. Dee. i.---Tradina IN
stocks was comparatively light
through the mornlne and movements
In most eases were small. The dull-
ness was nscriked In general 20 the
dislDciiaatien OF traders 20 enter Ou
fresh ventures on the day of the con-
NcninE OF congress. The strcnath 81
the call money market aiHo excited
q restricting influence. A few stocks
OF minor importance showed special
strength.
southern stocks were prominent
features OF the second hour. Louis
VILE A Nashville rose . aud Atlnntic
Coast Line ~. business was on an
exceptionally large scale IN the Wa
hash stocks and bonds. blocks ~
thousands of shares of the common
tock were bought between 10 and ..
aud she preferred rose points The
: per cent bonds. concerning the Jan
uary Interest payments on which
there has been no doubt. jumped
= as to So a-S. Traaiug vas ~ a
rcrfunctory character ~ she balance
of the list
Bonds were steady.
Dizziness was the chief character
lstic Of the early afternoon market
Wabash stocks reacted ON profit TAX
lng. Tcsas Company Jumped five
points
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

Kansas city Mo-, Dec. 4.---castls
receipts is.ooo. Including SEQ south
orns; market steady Native ntssFr
ss.ss0 500: southern steera. 5000
$50: southern cows and hsissrr. ss.es
q Use: NATIVE cows ana helsers, sfTs
m7.ee; ssockers and feeders. ss7sff
k,ss; bullu, ss.2sW4.7e; calves, sass
g zee; western etsaFs, st.0o y 6.bo;
western COWS, sa.e0f e 500.
Hogs Receipts l2s0oe; market
steady. Bulk of sales, s5.ea9s.es;
heavy. ss,gsA e.as. packers and bnsrh-
srs. ss.t0as.aH: tights. sssam 30;
pigs, Sf.o0f2 s.ss.
siseep--lteeeipl ia.0oei market
seads Muttons. sa.0o q 200; iamhe
81 &c - 6.oes range welhers and yeat-
lines 9a.eo@h.ee; range ewes. se.e9 q
4.nc. u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

y A. Ncinnan. proprietor OF the
Golden Rule Dry Goods company. ac-
eornpnniea by Mrs. welEman, will re-
tafn % the California Limited tonight
ron vacation soiourn OF about six
weeks In Honolulu and California.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
Money ana, stocks.

New York. poo. t.---cail money.
.er cent.
Prime paper. ,<esh per cent.
silver. 80 3-sc.
Mexican dollars. ave,
Copper. sl2.ssGls.soo.
Tin. sti.SsHf -. so
Lead. 5000 $50.
Amnisanatea copper. g. rs
sugar. iie ~.
AtchlsoB. iee SIS.
Grcnt Northern. l3sAs
New YORK Central. los.
Northern Pacific. iiS Ia.
RsaainH. fsa SIS
a.. =. steel. 80 50. ffttRtt
a. \. Stnel preferred. ios as
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

y. 8 Kosonwald OF The firm OF Hos
enwald Bros. returned from an 1N.
tended visit IN Kansas city and Den
YER
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

Chicago, Ill., Dec. f.--Fine weather
In the Argentine pointed out down
ward course today for the price OF
wheat. Opening prI1es here we're l-sc
10 s-kc on. May stafled i-ic 10 3-ec
dawn al 400 % fi.oo = and AaEEed
10 W 7-scms.l0o. The close was
steady At % s-sc for May, a loss ofssa
net.
with q liberal portion ~ the crop
moving toward Chicago. tho market
Tor cefn became easy. May opnned
l.se 10 s-sc lower AZ eac 20 st1-sc
alid seemed inclined 20 keep within
that ranac. Closing prices wera
steady with May Y f6ssc down At
% s-fHs3 Use.
Oats declined with other frninp
May starred shade down az ips-t6
~ 5ssc and deacended 20 40 a-a4
a. s-ic.
In provisions. The feature was the
smalinees of plt offerings Initial
sales neFc unchanged TO Sc lower with
May delivery man % aio.fs Cor
perks te,fo#s.tx,s for hard, and
ts.eah for ribs.
~. pOsais ss.4al.
81 I.oui1. Mo. NAt. f-..l.nad steady.
Aa11ns anaIl0r Erna IA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

Your druggist viii refund money "
PAzo OINTMENT fails 90 cure any
ease % ItehlDg. Blind. bleeding or
'ruiruding plies ia 10 ~ days. Soc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

~. Louis. Mo. Dec. t.---wool steady;
territory ana western mediums. i7@
zoe. nns mediums. lee isci ane, ITO
Use.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

Chicago. Dee. t.---Wheat--Dcc.,
% Use: May. ~ Use.
corn--pcc.. sa s-te, May, ca "a
n 81 Use.
oats--D Dee. a. Lac. May. 40 5-sc.
Pork Jar. $3.50.
Lard Ian. ss.es.
ribs Ian. ss.s2h.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
PRESENT SESSION

CONTINUED from paSe one,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

~. possis sssaal.
s. ioaia, Mo-. Dac. f.,,-i.ead secady.
ta'2ih; spelisF, arm. ass.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-20
A RICHMOND LADY,

after suffering more than twenty
years with headaches, pains in her
neck and shoulders, Mrs. A. r. Sauer,
Of SOC East Franklin street, says she
has been entirely relieved by the new
method and prescription glasses of
Dr. Butler.
For hours l have lain awake with
my hands pressed over my eyes" she
said, while it seemed that melted
iron was being poured on them. The
agony was fearful. l could hardly
read even In the best light, and could
not attend to my duties, Dreadful
pains attacked me in my head and
neck. / was miserable. Life was
hardly worth living. My general
health was affected, and l didn't know
what to do.
ciaiists. They gave me glasses. but
they proved worthless. l couldn't
wear them. They hurt my eyes more
thar they benefited them.
"F'inally-and may heaven bless
the day. went to see Or. Butler
He gave me his method and prescrip-
ton glasses. ] feel like new wo-
man. My eyesight has improved Won
derfully. My health is better. / can
read as have not been able to read
for years My eyes are as strong as
they we're when ! was a girl, and
they are getting stronger every day
while all the old pains have disap-
peared entirely.
After suffering more than twenty
years. l have been relieved, and Or
Butler did it,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-20
.Cn|T|c..L. DAYS {.
AlAO FOR CHINA
WE.EW WILL DECIDE WHETHER
MONARCHY OR REPUBLIC
WILL RESULT.

Although the primary object OF
the address of Mr.. Arthur Rugh, OF
China. at the Bijou Theatre yester-
day afternoon, under the auspices or
the Y. NJ c. A., was to lend al
impetus 10 the movement by which
y. II. c. A secretary in China he
spoke for a few minutes on the po-
litical situation in that country.
II think said he. that the next
ave days will be the most critical
period in China for d thousand years
During the next five days It will be
determined whether China Is TO be a
monarchy or a republic.
lis China ready to become re-
publice | do not think that II 10,
ii has the leaders necessary but they
are not in the right positions"
Although Mr.. Rugh said he didn't
think that the time was ripe for China
TO become a republic. he gave II as
his opinion that the people were going
TO form republic whether or no.
And China's lead. MIR. Rugh said.
would be followed by other countries
in the Eastern hemisphere. all of
WHICH. ne SdlU. "aS Il ScGAbih ,
condition waiting TO see what China
was going to do. Should China be-
come republic, Japan too. he
thought. would quickly follow suit.
India, he said, Is In a state OF great
political unrest and liable at any mo
ment to try to set up republic.
Mr.. Rugh also spoke of China's
great resources. 1t has enough coal.
he said. to furnish the world with
fuel for four thousand years Speak
ing OF China's military strength. he
said that it has standing army OF
one and half millions. with Ger
man drill masters and Mauser rifles.
while its military program contem-
plates a standing army of ten millions
and navy fully as strong as that OF
Japan.
Mr.. Rugh made an appeal for an
extension OF the Y. NJ. G. A. WORK
in China He said the Y. NJ. G. "A
was the only avenue OF effectively
reaching the business men of China
So far, he said, the churches have
priuapally attracted the poor anc
4 Just for that reason the business mer
have been extremely hard to reach
/ But the Y NJ. G.. A. appeals to them
I strongly and through 1t many of then
are being won to Christianity.
! AT the close of the address a col
| lection was taken and pledges mad
towards the raising of a fund fol
the support Of y, NJ. c. A. score
tary IN China.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-20

'I feel that acted wisely in going
any distance and making any expen-
diture," said Mrs. r. B. Thompson,
whose husband Is prosperous busi-
ness man Of Roanoke.
To have the eyesight OF bright
little boy become SO defective that 1t
is necessary for him to stop school
and give up his studies because of
severe headaches that accompany his
every effort to see, Is distressing to
any parents who love their children.
and ito have this eyesight restored
with a disappearance of those head
aches Is always "A cause for delight
and occasion for rejoicing. That is
the condition that exists in the house.
hold Of Mrs. r. b. Thompson. OF Roa-
noke, and ii was brought about by
the great benefit r, b. Thompson. Jr..
the little son of Mrs. Thompson. has
received from DIR. Buffers method
and prescription glasses. Mrs. Thomp-
son has an interesting family, in
which T. II. Thompson. jr.. is one OF
the idols.
my little boy had Just started to
school this year." said Mrs. Thomp-
son. as she affectionately brushed
back little Thomas hair, land he has
suffered with his eyesight for several
y
aches and often would have TO come
home from school on account 3f his
eye troubles. His eyes became cross
ed when he was three or four years
old. He saw things double. When
he looked at one person on the street
he saw two, and when he looked at
two he saw four. and so on. 1t kept
getting worse and worse, and al
though we bought glasses and had
specialists examine his eyes. he re-
ceived no benefit from them. and fire.
quently told us that the glasses did
him more harm than good. He got
so that he had to stop school Alto
gether He would try to study, but
the light hurt his eyes so that he
would have to bury his head In mis-
arms. and II was useless and painful
for him To go any longer.
Specialists examined my little boy
because It was thought that there was
something the matter with his spine.
but nothing brought him any relief.
and I was about to give up all hope
rhAn va Rad In tina nanera what
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-20
CHURCH WORKER
GOES To REWARD
MRS. II, III. JONES. PROMISE.NT
LEADER IN GREAT MOVE.
MENTs. DIES.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 19.-Mrs. Il.
II. Jones died Friday night at IL
o'clock at the residence of her SON
in-law. l., Il. Britg. No. / Graydon
avenue.
Mrs. Jones had been i'll for several
months and her death was not unea-
pected She WAS well known through
out Virginia in church work. She
was 10 years old. and was born in
North Carolina. Mrs Jones was twice
married. Her first husband was the
late John Peters. president of the
Second National Bank. now the Bank
of Commerce. In her widowhood
she married ting Rev. r. II. Jones,
who died some years ago. She is sur
vived by two sisters and two brothers.
DIR. w. J. Lumsden. of Elizabeth City,
n. C.. and G, Charles H. Lumsden,
of Lynchburg; Mrs. William b. Rudds,
of Hampton Roads. Va, and Mrs.
Jennie b. Anthony, of Campbell coun-
ty. Va; three ehildren--Rev. ]. Sid
ney Peters Of Richmond: J. Marvin
refers, Oh fftFf SoufB, anu Mis-, H. II.
Britt, of Norfolk.
Mrs. Jones from the standpoint
of membership, was the Oldest mem
Der Of Fpworth NJ +. church, OF this
city, She became a member of this
church iffty-three years ago. For
over fifty years she was connected
with the management of the Norfolk
Female Orphan Asylum, and for
many years vas president Of the
board of managers. She was prom.
inentiy identified as one of the prime
movers for the building of the Nor
folk Protestant Hospital, For ten
years she was State president of the
w. G. T. C., and president of the
board of managers Of the Florence
Crittenden Home since its founda'
ton
She was also president OF the Young
Woman's Christian Home and took q
prominent part in missionary move.
| tnent Of the Methodist church.
The funeral viii be conducted from
| Epworth NJ. H. church Tuesday morn
! ing at o'clock The services will be
I conducted by the Rev. 7. A. Smoot
| pastor of the church, assisted by the
Rev. James Cannon, p. p.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-20
SOC Al WORKERS
ARE ORGANIZED
UNION Is FORMED TO SEEK TO
coRREcr UNwHoLEsoME
CONDITIONS.

ASS result Of the disclosures made
to the Ministerial Union at its meet
ing last Monday the Council Of So
cial Workers Of Richmond has been
organized, its aim belns to seek TO
correct some of the unwholesome
conditions which are said to exist
The council is federation OF So
cial workers and educational organ
zations The meetings are to be hei,
on the fourth Tuesday Of each mont.
at 4;3O r. NJ. at the lunch rooms O
the Y. w. c. A.. corner Of Fifth an
Grace streets. the first regular meet
ing falling tomorrow night.
The officers of the council are a
follows: President Rev. j. I. Mastin
secretary of the State Board of Char
ties and Correction: first vice-p resl,
dent. DR.. Charles v. Darlington; ST,
ond vice president. Mrs. Roy X. Elan
agan; third ice-president, Miss Nan
ME j. Minor; secretary, Miss Eliza
beth Cooke: treasurer, Rev. Fathe
Glenn. Executive committee-Rev
James Buchanan. Rev Thoma
Semmes, Mrs. Kate p Minor, Mis-
Kathleen Anderson, Mrs. WalforC
Mrs. II. l.. Whitlock. Mrs. shippin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-20
DEATH DUE To
EFFECTS Of GA.
FREDERICK SCHULTZ FOUND
DEAD IN KITCHEN
BIZ son,

Having never recovered from the
shock of the death OF his wife some
time ago, and being In bad health
I Frederick Schultz a carpenter, aged
home, s19 North Fifth street, held his
ternoon, went into the kitchen of his
home, SIS North Fifth street held lbs
mouth over the gas tip, inhaled the
fumes and was found short while
later by his son. in dying condition.
The doctor was summoned, but ii was
too late. The coroner viewed the
body.
Coroner Taylor, after hearing the
statment Of the son, reached the con-
clusion that death was due to the in
halsti ton of gas. Mem bers of the fam
lily are 10th to believe that it is a
case of suicide They are inclined
I othink that possibly he was taken
III and fell against the gas tip. and
accidentally inhaled the fumes. The
coroner turned the body over to the
family.