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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05

Regal Dental Offices
Or. L. q. Clark. o. o. .. tNansgerl
lsos Third Ave- NJ. w. Cor. Union
NorE--srinc this Ad with you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05

Metal Ia the dominant note In the
new trimmings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05

WORK FOR GRANDMOTHER
''Grnndm0thsr" Please call NJ
sis Union At. AJAX for Mira. Taylor.
I have laundry for you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05

Nothing pleascs NJ moro than to
have our work compared with tho
work OF the hIgh.pricad. exclusive
dentists: namely. that better work
Is not produced here or elsewhere.
In this connection II Is well 10 70.
member that when you come here
your work ln done BY graduate.
registered dentist. whose license 20
practice denslntry Ia Washington ID
displayed In front Of the operators
chair.
Our prices are one-half that
charged BY our competitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
How to Judge a
Hair Grower

Judge a bairgrower by its merItsi
IL Il has none Il will not grow hair.
Riggs Eczema Dandruff Cure
viii cure any form OF skin or scalp
disease that can be- cured by an
external treatment. This Is abso-
lntely essential TO tho growth Of
new hair. 800 per bottle, or six
for t5.00--everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05

To reach Kirkland. take Madison
car to Madison Park and County
Ferry or Steamer ursnis (fs trips
dsHy) 20 Kirkland. and Inquire at
Burke q Farrar's office nj Kirk
land Wharf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05

"A Troubled Mother: Send
your address. can help yon.
CYNTHIA GREY.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07
RAISING EXHIBIT FUND
Corpus christi Mnl 81 Represented
at Land l,ps,ition.

The member of the Real Estate
rschange yesterday began r0e eufh
~ raising ison Coz tte nsrnos. ot
placing On exhibit it 1850 reaas Land
Fsposiilnn. ehith aI'i br held Boz
iioua,on ianuOr TAGS Inclusive
President Hunrk stated fur.nt the
dag that he was guii" Site iht com
mlttees as Work would mrel eith o.
ready RESPONSE from people called
0n Tor subscriptions as ihe need 0f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

u. ~ cpse. Corpus Christi gezas.
Dear SIR The mayor directs me
20 say that 10 cssss where new I'M
vgoyemopts are made the property
owners sDuttlng fhefcon are assens'd
Win shs greatef pnr o. the coat 81
such Improvement. according 10 The
benefits which u Il estimated viii ae-
efps ~ reason thereof In tho Inn
prosemonta such o. fesuffaeinN 81
STREETS who're the property had prev.
lassiy been asseasad. The cis, gsner-
allg bears ane.haif and sometimes
thfe..fosriha ~ ihe eosi ~ The work
vsry respectfully.
TnOa T. EVANS.
Secretary
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

ulh an esbihii as an ADVERTISING sid
eaa apparent
rafaua ttUaN has been oalcially
recognized n1 tte opposition officials
unl ianHar .fh has been doaignat-
rt aa Corpu Christi Day For tha,
faY t ia pfopo. e3 to have az many
Corpus rhr.sii people a. poasihls visit
uuustnn aud an effort wili ue made
to .eeurr luN rates from tho rAl~ay
companies
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07
splendid OPENING


The neW Seaside Theatre waa
croNded yesterday afternoon and
nirht che orfasion being Tho formal
opening of She handsoms little play
houao Those Who accepted tn- mhu-
agrmonta Invitation found on OF tho
pr,itloet and ooties, picture show
plarea ia Southwest Tosaa
Tho many improvements that have
hcgn made in the theatre have boon
fully covered ln prosious Issues Of
The caller Tho criticisms yesterday
we're all entirely complimentary a.
tho management
A feature picture IN three reels
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

Pianos tuned Properly adjusted
Ryfcned Cases rcflnishcd or polish.
cl Experienced Norkmanship hy =
piano mechanic OF more than go years
active service nt the trade Osborne
a. wray brothers } y Meitfen. MGR
i227u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

to pave streets That otbsfeite rouis
not be- handlod
NUura worry truly
" o. NfHriN tommi aal0nef
streets hud Puddle Property
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

Vanity Fait and q spotlight sonE
by Mis- Stella Wrbstef comprised
che program Yesterday ana prutoi
a. pleasing diversion for an hour
leisure time
Tho Seaside elil rua today both
matinee and nlFht.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

Mail Orders promptly filed Expressage paid on all
purchases of $500 or over Railroad fare refunded to
purchasers of $40 or more within radius of SO miles
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

Regular monthly meeting OF the
g. e. Firo Department. Monday. Jan
sth. 1879 uusluess of Importance
10 Be- tranaartea A fuli Attendance
la requested ~ y TiMON.
a A iENRY. Soo'y Pres
ilt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07
MAYORS EXTEND
DATA ON PAVING
rrrrnIss rtrcEsyED wv u. u,
cHAiu ~ IMPLY NJ o''Hi'''s.
A. ( HeIc sssc Abstlee Property
Owners stand rosts..s % the
the Espsure.

Tho action 81 Tho eily c0aBoii IN
n,rucfinf hszlriant CITY SeeseiafS
Peabody 10 prepare Mn cslimn,s Of Tho
amount OF bonds ihst will be- reuHlreI
70 pnto thu downturn and principal
fhofounhtarrs Of the city. has afous-
- renewed Interest IN street payinr
The plan under waieh the coau-
I'll ~ working In to vote AN lssuc
amounting 10 approximately $50. 900
and 10 have lhia amount supplement-
~ by assessments iuyich against
aln,tlnG property.
u. n. Craig, one - the foremost
nd,osnlea OF street paving. mas, dur
ihr the past ten days written - a
rumbpf 81 mayors ~ tho Different
cllles lpqulrinr a. 90 the manner 10
Witch Alfeeg paving = turn whether
b. Uhe city itself o. shr pirate prop.
sfs5 ownesa, ana also a. 20 ihe char
ucler of having ~ uso The follow
lne are iew Of tho replies that have
bsen fccelsed w answer a. Mr. cAiR's
Iellars.
WAGE. Trsas.
n. n. cfalg Corpus carlall.
slf, We have uHei Thsftcr brick
moslly Tor tbe business section and
hlfhullihic Tor the residence district
The bflck ~ not giving The best ~
failpgnctlon. w. lar we have had $40
cause 20 somplaln 81 the mih1llibic
paving but ! am told that Dallas has
DOT farud % we'll
The city pays Tor one-ihlfd and
also intersections OF Streets property
owners on the two sidca Of the street
ha,ed pay oac.thlfd each,
n. u MlsTRvT. Mayor
N raro. rc,ss.
". NJ Craig. corpus vhtiuii, Texas.
sir ig answar 10 your letter
beg 10 inform you that oar bust
nens district and portion Of the real
dsnee district are paved with TsNa,
hlthulifhic on bltnmlnous base
We are also USING tho asphalt ma
esdam "a the residence district both
OF whlsh have proven satisfactory and
nuccessfui Ia SVEN respect
The expense 10 horne by the ahpt-
tins property owners.
Respectfully.
G. y. KELLY. MAYOR,
Oklahoma r,,. Data
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

". " cralg. Corpus Christi. Teraa
sir Win reference 20 your icf.
Ter. ! beg " adylae that al spetlal
aestsssnenls, such 90 sldoonlks and
street ffaaine snd paving are levied
against the abutilng property avn
era snd are paid ~ them. Usually
ench cHpenss d covered ny bonds run
Ming trom nse 10 ten years With In
lefest ~ sis per cent
This city does not use any ofhef
material FOR citber street or side walk
paving except asphalt We have es-
pcflmented elfh brick and aiber ma.
.tsflal without satisfactory result
Respectfully.
WHIT A. GRANT. Mayor.
isessmenf. fesss.
n. n cFaie. Corpus Christi Texas.
Sir Answering your letter. would
say that ~ property oWners abuiilnR
~ he streets 20 be- paved ln ouf eity
Day Tor teo.thirdu OF the coaf of same
aud alao pay al the cost of eurbinr 10
fsonf N their property. The siiy pays
Tor oue-third nnd al street inte5sse-
tlnna. ctrep, where railroads ~ street
ralixaYi oscugy the street. ihrn they
pay for tho portion they oceupg and
for tvo fesl on either aldo 81 their
tracks
Tho ely hna used three kinds ~
paving material. brick, hiihuliihit ana
eroe-oird uood blocks bui none has
laid long enough 70 form nu ld"s 90
which ~ the must eatlsiaeiofy
Yours truly.
,. q SUTTON. CITY Hoc.
Isnt Worth. Icsas.
~ " craig Corpus christi. Tosaa.
Dear Rlf Auasofief yonr letter.
bef 10 state thA, ~ pAslur Tho sifeeip
81 thla riiy the expense ~ borno BY
ihs o~noru 90 sbuttinr property. or
cent street Intersections. whioh are
Paid ~ the eliy and hetNren street
onr TRACKS and q Inches on The outside
thereof Nhlch arc paid BY the lras.
lion company
vory truly.
JAMES LieTON. Dr..
Neefoiaff lo Mayor.
New Orleans, -.
a. n CmiF. Cofpuh christi. Tesaa
uoar Hir' : laho pleasure M al
flalur ihRi under uor ciis charter ihe
city hears me fnilre coat of paving h.
tsrprrllona aud the other taroo-auar-
tors ~ the eos, Of paving tho road
way bofwoen The street intersections
ia borne b, abuiilne property owners
in equal proportion
The matter of What material should
heai be employed depends on local
conditions. and IN m} oldninu the
matter can beat be- decided b, the city
ensl9rer, relhrt thnn hy ihe property
owners Who seldom. n oyor. are ia
mlliar With tho merits 81 paving ana
trrlal Ncry respectfully.
W o. iiAKpEr.
csc, Engineer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

% u Gratis. Cnfpna rhfiaii. Texas.
Dear Alf Replying 10 Your ieliar
tho honorable mayor h.ra 90 state
that who're permanent pavement "a
constructed nu ans street IN Oalfof.
ton, the property owners sbuillar
haVs toe several years contributed to
tho cost 40 ihe same to The csient ~
two thirds ~ iho entire viith of tho
street. Tho ciiy taking care az the mid
dlo third aud tho Intersections. whcio
there ID car track IN tho street. lhe
cosi ~ borne hY tho traction company.
which Ina - 10 tho ,li bearnt This
plan makes each owner Of sbuttlug
property pay fo. one third NJ the cost
m Improving the street lr front ~ hia
property, which b. q Food plan. The
property On. beyond question. hon
Gifted thereby and makes a. posslhle
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

~ ii Craig. Corpus christi. Tenas
bear STR wherever o concrete
base IL aasd upon the sifesia The oitf
pays ffom one third 10 on. haif tbe
pnilFe t9si ani property ounefs the
fral. hag ehero tho entire street. 81
baili ~ lime stone and nllsd 9th a.
phnii the property oNusfs pay from
seven a. elFhi.trnths ~ The cost and
The fiiy the haianee We md that
asphalt or wood blocks 81 the best a.
though brick N good
Respectfully.
D. O.. SCHUBERT. Mayer
Paris. frts-.
"a a. Craig. Corpus Christi. Tcraa.
neur hlr Hoplying 10 your ret
cent lotior. ! hog 10 advise yoa that
under our plan ~ paving she civ BAYS
fof tho center third 81 the street and
intersections and aiao furnishes iho
rurbinf. loasinr Tho property owners
10 pay tho AUDITING third in front Of
their property Win na this plan
bar Norfed very satisfactorily.
Woa are aainf Ardm0rr foek asphalt
iRai nov llossvoF. w. have hriok,
bl,huliihlo ani eoud blocks al 10 nas
Yours very truly
Ep ~ McCularloN.
Mayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-28
Salem Court Adiourns.

Courthouse, Salem, Mass, Oct.23.
Court was adjourned today until We'd
nesday morning in the Ettor-Giavan-
nitti- -Caruso trial when DR.. James
Simpson informed Judge Quinn that
John N. Carter, the juror, stricken
with grippe Friday night, was still
unable to appear.
A large crowd was in the sperta-
tors enclosure before the opening OF
Court and it was believed that the
trial would be resumed until the jury
failed to appear. Dr. Simpson, at
tending Carter, Said today that
lie was convalescin2 and unless ua-
foreseen complications set in would re
sume his seat in lie jury box when
,ourt opened on " Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-28
Validity of VI se5sSuo3 - ."

New York, Oct. vi a
Virginia dcree was raised before JUS
tice Giegrich this week in the case VI
Mrs. Marion E. Simmonds, who is SUI
ing Phillip Simmonds for divor !;
Mrs. Simmonds obtained a divorce
from the Virginia court five years agc
out claims she recently learned that
her judgment was not legal for tech
nical reasons.
Simmonds married again, relying
on the Virginia decree, and his first
wife now names the present Mrs
Simmonds, formerly Miss Emily
Caldwell ,as the correspondents.
Mrs. Simmonds No. 1 has alsc
brought an action against her success
sor in Simmond's affections for S25,
900 for the alienation of his love. The
plaintiff produced as witnesses in he'
favor her three grown-up Children
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-28
On Trial For Murder.

Hackensack, n. j., Oyct. 2S.-His
father having been hanged for mur-
der when he, the son was Z years
old, Peter Hornia, of Wallington,
now Is, was placed or trial for his
life here today, charged with the
murder of his friend, Carl Brocker,
also Is. Peter said he r>-s hunting
birds and did not know he had shot
Carl until arrested. The Brocker boy
fingered for months and died with a
bullet in his spine. Carl was driv-
inc in a grocer's wagon when shot,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-28
Much Apprehension A is Man
ifested Concerning His
Condition.
DOCTORS ADMIT FACT.
Reported That Patient Had Lapsel
Into Unconsciousness During the
Night is Denied. =.

Utica, N. Y, Oct. 2S.-For the first
time since his present illness began
it was admitted today that Vice Pres
ident James S. Sherman is very slcs
man.
This admission came from his doctor
F. H. Peck and was in connection with
denial that his patient had elapsed
into Inconsistencies during the night
and was sinking. The latter report
was widely circulated in such cir
cumstantial manner that it was gene
rally credited.
To clear up the situation DR.. Peck
issued bulletin which differed great
ly from the previous optimistic state
mentS and showed that the condition
of the vice president is one for appre-
hension. The doctor said:
"Vice President Sherman is a very
i'll man although the reports in circu,
Iation during the night were greatly
exaggerated. Mr.. Sherman was sit
ting up yesterday and ne walkel
about the house from room to room
His condition is bad, it is true, but
do not aprehcnd any Immediate
crisis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-28

UNIT RULE TO APPLY.
Democratic and Republican Strength
Divided by States--22 Each-Four
Others Divided.

Washington, Oct. 2S.-With Demo-
cratic, Republican and Progressive
campaigners all confident Of victories
at the election eight days h0rce, there
was revival here today OF specula-
ton as to the possibility that Con-
gress might be required to name the
next President.
Such contingency, 1t was pointed
out, could only come about if none
of the Presidential candidates secur-
ed a majority of the electoral col
lege--or 266 electoral votes. If Viii
son, Taft or Roosevelt divided up
in such fashion that none received
266 vo.as, then the election would au-
tomatically be thrown into the House
Of Representatives.
1t was figured out that in such a
case, there would very likely be a
deadlock in the House. According to
the Constitutional procedure, in bal
lotin for the president and Vice
president, the representatives must
vote by States, one ballot for each
representative, the states electoral
vote to be cast as 4 whole 1t was the
general assumption of those VINO
"dopcd out" the situation that where
States were divided the ''unit rule
would apply, and the majorities ca:-
didate receive the states vote. There
are now 4& states. The electoral col
lege is so divided that 25 states con-
stitutes majority. At present the
Democratic and Republican strength
in the House, by States, is exactly
divided---22 each-witn TOUR other
states evenly divided themselves in
political strength. The evenly divided
states could cast no vote, in which
case a deadlock between the Demo-
Gratis and Republicans might we'll oc-
cur The situation IS rurtner compl!-
Gated by the fact that there are {
number of Representatives who would
probably vote for Reosevec:.
If the House fails to elect Presl-
dent, it devolves upon The Senate to
choose a vice-prcsident, who would
automatically become chief execu-
tive. In the Senate there is likewise
tangle over divided views on Ia1t'
Wilson and Roosevelt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-28
Fined Twenty Dollars.

A negro named Joe King, entered 4
saloon in the northeastern section OF
the city on Saturday night with a
chip on his head and Officer Kern was
called upon to take charge Of him
Upon being searched at the station
house blackjack was found on him.
King was brought before the police
court this morning and after the tes-
timony of the officer had been given
the accused was asked if he had any
defense to make. He declined to make
anv statement and was flned $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-28
To Hold One Hundred Taft Meetings

Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct 2S-PennsyI-
vania, thc keystone Of the political
arch and the big game OF all the pres
idential aspiran5s, will resound will,
campaign speeches for another week
The Republican State Committee an,
rcrnges .thal more than 100 'Esafl
meetings will be held throughout tht
commonwealth every day from now
until next Tuesday. There will be n
less Wilson meetings and the Roosc-
vcit followers have eighty meetingS
day scheduled. William Finn starts
another week Of oratory for the Bull
Moose at Johnstown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-28
The Weather This Week.

Following is the official forecast Of
the Weather Bureau for the coming
week: The indications are that during
the coming week the temperature Will
average below the seasonal normal III
practically all parts of the country,
and there is a strong probability or
frosts in the Southern states, follow
ing the passage of disturbance that
is now over the Southern Rocky
Mountain region.
This disturbance will advance east
ward, attended by general preclplta-
zion. 1t will cross the plains states
Monday, the Middle West about Tues
day night or Wednesday, and the
Eastern states sibout Thursday. An
other disturbance will appear on the
North Pacific Coast Wednesday Oh
Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-28
Madero and Diaz.

! Washington, Oct. 2S.-That Presl,
dent Madero of Mexico, is again in 9
very dangerous position, was indie
tied by officials advices here today. HI
| is said to be wavering iR his determ:.
nation ito have General Felix Diaz ex'
Iecuted as a result Of the military
court martial. No matter which way
| he decides, either to have Diaz eXecn.
ted or TO spare his life, official infcr.
nations that there will be big wave
of public sentiment in Mexico against
him. Officials here consider the Mex.
can situation today more serious thar
at any time within the past few
weeks, although this seriousness l.
noJ apparent on the surface.
The Rio Copper Company near Ch-
huahua has been attacked and robbed
by rebels. This is the third time the
property has been sacked. Rebel
bands are very active throughout t,
state of Chihuahua. The U. S. cruiser
Tacoma is now at Tampico.
Mexico City, Oct. 2S.-Presidert
Madero today declared that he had
absolutely determined not to commute
the sentences of General Felix Diaz
Col. Augustin Migoni and Commander
Fernando Zarate the revolutions IS
on whom court-martial at Vera Cruz
has passed the death sentence.
The president made this assertion
to deputations Of women and news
papermen, who called upon him today.
saying that he made mistake in
sparing the life of General Reyes,
who he says is now conspiring against
the government from prison. Maderc
also speaks of taking vengeance fol
the blood spilled by Portfro Diaz in
the revolution of 1869 in his talks to
Petitioners for the life of the former
presidents nephew.
Whether the life of Diaz is to be
saved now depends solely on the de-
cision of the Supreme Court as to the
legality of the generals trial by a
military court. The foreign colonies,
through committees, will intercede in
his behalf today, but the case seems
hopeless.
4 will not pardon Diaz or his asso-
ciates," Madero repeated over and
over.
If Diaz, Migoni and Zarate are ex.
ecuted, the work of the court-martial
will be completed. Eighteen officers
under Diaz were arraigned yesterday.
Eight were found not guilty and set
free and the rest were gwen terms of
from, two tc ten years in prison. Tie
three soldiers were sentenced to be
shot within "a hours, but stay of eX-
ecution was granted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-28
Hungarian Princess Arrives.

New York, Oct. 28-Charging 2
Americans with having put Paris con
the immortal hog" by spending so
lavishly and tipping so literally, the
Princess Mansfield, wife of Hungar-
ian nobleman has come to this city 70
find out the reason why. Incidentally
she brought with her, besides a sable
coat valued at the customs house at
$4,000; fox stole, $4,000 pearl rone
S25O,00O and a long pedigree, great
ambition to live in this city for week
and spend but 81.
After ride to the Ritz Hotel, IN a
taxicab, her 81 vision had been dlspe!-
led. Today she declared she had also
found out why Americans ruined
Paris. It's because they's got so
much money they don't know what
to do with it, she said. She's 100 poor
to live here, and will leave for Europe
Saturday by fast Cunarder, her mis-
sion being ended. She still had hea
Jewels and pedigree left.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-28
Affidavit for Long Term.

A wcll-known Alexandrlan, whose
wont it is to tarry long at the wine,
was escorted to the station house TINS
morning by friend who requested
Justice Cation to prepare an athdaVlt
in order that the disciple OF Bacchus
could sweIar off for a period OF I'VE
wears. The justice asked the man
who was to make the affirmation if he
was sure he could keep on the water
cart for such a period. The man SAID
he was positive he could. The neces-
sarv paper was accordingly prepared
and the oath administered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-28
Judrment Upheld.

Washington, Oct. 28.-Over dozen
wears after the indictment on charge
of embczzling National Bank funds
at Ashevile, n. c., the case Of VIM
E. Breeze and Joseph E. Dickerson
was acted upon by the Supreme Cour;
TODAY. The court upheld the judg-
ment of conviction against them rem
dered in 1909
The prosecution of Breeze and DlcF
erson began in 1897 when they were
indicted on charges of embezzling
and violating the National Banking
laws
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-28
Rathbone Day Tomorrow.

In honor of the founder of Oriental
Lodge, No. Knights of Pythias will
hold special meeting tomorrow night,
in honor of, Justice II. Rathbone,
founder of the order. October 29th
is known as Ratmbone Day, and is cell
ebrated throughout the supreme do
main. Grand Chancellor, 3. a. Rufiin,
of Richmond, vii! be present and 9th
er prominent speakers are expected,
State Senator R. E. Thornton, a mem
ber of Oriental Lodge, will be one of
the speakers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-28
VIII Make Two Speeches.

princeton, N. j., Oct 2S.-Governor
Wilson left today for West Chester,
Pa, where he was scheduled to make
two speeches at noon and
then go to Philadelphia for two big
rallies tonight. Before leaving the
Governor received extensive reports
from his campaign managers.
The Governor will tour his hoE
state, New Jersey, Tuesday and We'd
resday in the interests of legisia-
aive ticket that would elect former
Congressman William Hughes OF
PATTERSON, United States Senator. i1e
:. eaks in New York City Thursday
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