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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
SECURE A JURY
TO TRY GUNMEN
First state Witness Aaainst Astus
slaysrs Of hsrnsn Rossuthsl VI
Be Hsard To-day.

New York Nov. ti.-The last ~ the
tweave furors needed 20 oecide the fate
~ the four gunmen indicted AZ me
nrsual siayaru - Herman Roaeuthni.
the Eamhler. was chosen when Justice
Cor adjourned the Second dav of the
trial 81 o'oiock thts evening IRE
nrnt state witness win he beard to-
mnrruW.
The fusir prisoners ~naEn Frank.
"Wuitev" lewis "Eaeftv Taoufe- and
-osp the Hlood@ an toess a hand In
dirncffnw their cuunEet Atturnss
Wahls. hoH % ohaIienze taleamen. d
ia uruhmhie that Tark Rose. who was
one ~ the CHIEF wftnesscs awainsf
Charles necker ne furTner nolice
iiaufcnant convfcsed ~ instigatinx the
murdcr. VII BE- arnonE the nrst wit-
reHsts tumorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
Editor and Founder of Appeal to
Reason, Socialist Paper, Suicides

~ ths government against ths sever.
~ editors and the owner ~ the Ap-
peal 90 Reason. - circuiafinm through
the malls defamaf0ry Enattew concarm-
inE en- ohlrinl of the federal rrtson -
Lsavtnworth.
~Aifhonrh / alone am reaponHibis Zoe
what aprNara ln the culumnm "a the
paper. Mr.. Wayland ~ iate had seem
I'd much diNturhnd over tho rendinm
case. said Fred Warren. managing ed
itor % the Appeal 10 Reason today.
AR Wayland wAn bs years cd. 10
founded hir PAPER here nfteen years
aEo. Previously ~ had edited papers
.fn Hnrriaouvue. NO. puehio. csl. and
GreeuahufR. Ina and had founded a
socialist colony az nuaNin. Tean.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
APPOINTMENTS
ARE MADE IN THE
NINTH CIRCUIT
Gov. Gilohrist Names ID. J.
Jones, Of Chipley. to BE
Judge. and Rivers II. Bu-
ford State Attorney for
That Circuit. Filling Va
cancies.

SPECIAL TO TIE JOURNAL.
Talahaesee. Nov. tts--Oov. olicfr1s,
today named y. J. Jones % Chiplsy
and Rivers "a Buford - Marianna.
jud 81 and uros~cutinK attorney. re-
srsCtively. 81 the Ntuth Judicial cir
cuiL huinE vacancies caused by the
resignation of W. H ~ and G. l.
Wilson. IN notifying those who aaf
interestnd thcmselvea in the matter oi
sfcseFsura "a Wilson and prfcs r,ha
rovcsnor sent oat the following.
Ny Dear SIR After careful oon-
siderafion - al - IN. oommunioa-
tions. p-iftionH and rtpwes~ntmfs@ns
sx'rnftod IN tha matter ~ niling the
vmrmncs@a a. thn ofnm~a - taHrn and
state aztorney to~ ths Ninta judicial
circuit have today aproinfed Hen
~ J Jones - cnipiey a ~ fudwe snd
Hcn Rivers "a. nuford of MariAnne 10
~ state atturuw.
u desire o. state that one - the
two stenngruphers 20 fil~ eKecutivs ~
So a. ~ rneacuf aneenf on anuouni
~ Hines. henos Il H. nece~aarv ~ uss
csrbon copies of i~fter- IN couv~yfns
this info~unntirn thewa being many
Kentiorneu 20 uusifY
~Nory truly vours
a W. 0uCHRrHT.
-Covernor-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
ON
STRIKE. COURT
ISSUES ORDER
Gov. Brewer, Of Mississippi,
Gets Injunction Against
Pupils Of the A. and NJ.
College, Preventing Them
From Remaining On the
College Grounds.

staraaville. Miss. nov. i1.--tlovern-
or Earl s. Brewer today announced
that he had secured an injunction ~
strainlnH students of the Miaaiaslppi
Agricultural and Mechanical College
from reEraininE on the college Eruonda
foln tire sffakcra
sixty aeniorn. who led the IN
auTRrnf movement. were eNpelled. and
all ufhnr senhorm suspended following
The strike which was the result 81 the
q lify ruling that younx men should
nof rrn on Young women etuderts
oussife ~ study horwa and recitations.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
SECOND TRIAL oF JOHN
q. sNEEp 10 COMMENCED

Fort Worth. Tsx Nov. if.-Ths
second trial of John Zeal snesd bank.
er and cattieman. charged with killing
Captain an u. noyca. wus begun here
today Captain noycs vas shot and
killed ~ Enoed in a hotel lobby here
January IA. 1afa TIE hrsf trial - the
case resulted in q disagreement Elwht
months after aneed kiiled the elder
noyce ~ shot and kila ncycs's son.
Al noyce. ~. ~ Amarillo. Both kili-
ines rrew out ~ the elopenent 81 young
Hovcs and kfrs. aneed yesr ago rhe
t'Fo went - Canada. Beal sneed fol-
lowed them and brought his wifo hack
o. Trraa Thr knilnH ~ Captain
noyca followed soon after.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
- AssocIATEp PREaa.

Csirard. Kansas. Nov. III. a. WAY
land. founder and owner ~ the Ar-
real 70 Reason. socialist weekly
uewsr.tper published here shot ard
killed hlmaeif Al his home last night
Between ths leaves - a hook lying on
the bel the following note was found
The afruwwie under the competi-
tive sratsm ian't worth the effort. iei
u ra1s
Friends of Mr.. Waybtud aftrihuts
hia act % dearondencv over the death
- he wife Who was killed in an au-
fomobfla aocldenf q year awn
~ Wayiane was e. have appear
ln the federal court in Port scott. kaa
today 10 answer to 4 charge preferred
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

wamhinetor how. ia division Of
ouiutoa exists anuu4 dfEiDeratlc sen 3
manrm ami FnnmaHnntafiveA a. % thA
wlsdon of an aNtfa yasaion ~ cnu-
rrean Immediately after the inauNgrA-
ton ~ President -olert Wilson. Inter
views today ahuw mat in the main
" sannerH ef tie haune favuF snch a
session. bat some senator's advooate q
more conservative ouurwe.
Chairnan Underwood - ne houss
warn hnd means cuwmittee, ia not ex
peeted AL washington HefUre Nov. 20
Tia popular understanding aanuns
houae members ~ rhat be desires an
sarlv session far the csa.nideEation a
the tarlr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

NVaahinrton. Ncv. tt.-Winlau Ien-
ninnw mrVmn. whu r. in WashinRton for
= several daFH' ViHit. avoided politics
todav hHt "a b believed thmt dmrinM bis
HfaV here hs wln discuu rational lea
lalafive matters with tha fee memhera
~ rnnNfnae uuw in tha capital To-
n4nrrom ha wfn dsiiVer an address "a
! the lavlnr ~ g eoruerstone of the Con :
federafe n1unumeut in Ariinaton ma
tiemal ceNneteFN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
WILSON HAS MIND OPEN
REGARDING NECESSITY OF
EXTRA SESSION CONGRESS
ATTEMPTING TO SETTLE
THE 1AcksoNNiLLE sTRikE

Jacksonville. F1a- Nov. ii.-Taa
strikers have been wranafinR
tlroushout the day On en- attempt
70 reach a decision with tha man
trers ~ the traction company.
Ofher union ORGANIZATIONS threat
en- b. Join rie strikers. Ehere VII
- another conferences t0morrow
morninE before anythinE n dcne.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
HE CAUSED
LARGE NUMBER
OF EXPLOSIONS
Ortie MoManigal Relates
How He Carried Nitro
Glycerine Around With
Him BY the Dozen Quarts
and the Places lie Blew
Up.
RY Assor1ATrp PRIss

Indianapolis. Nov. ti.-Ortie Nc
Msnigal the oonfeasod aEnamitor. and
ohief Wltnn.a Of the Unlted States gov
ernment in the triai % forty-fvo al
l@ww1 dynarnite conspfraturs aga1nH'
employer - non union labor. today
continued his testimony. telling Of
how be carried nitro glvuerine ahoui
An n.aazenEer trains ~ the duzel
ossarts after he had dcsaaed o. uss 3,
~ plhnc - dynamite.
Among ne places ~ said he oaussd
rftro- Flycertne explosions McManiral
NAMED Cleveland. Jersey CITY. PITS
burg On1sila ard SuprrioT. We. The
w4fne~s named Petur D Smith. g~urxe
-Nfuner" Andersen. ~ Cleveland
Chariea warhtmeiater ~ nefnoit.
-. -. -. -.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
cONGRATULATES THE
PROGRESSIVE PARTY
Gel Roos~Nsit Issues . Statement IN
Which Ne Says ths hsN Psrty tias
Gene - stny.

Nsw York nov. fi-Theodors
Roosevelt tonight issued q formal
stafencat comriimrnting uemhers of
the progressive party on the showinF
made "A ths recent presidential eiec-
ton. and reiteraunE the progressive
party has nofue % stay.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
REcEIvER FoR BANK NAaEo.

MH AErINAftA q III NNHfa~H
wwanhinmfnm Nov. tf.@The Cufnn
irener 81 ne Currency today appoint
80 Horace 81 Rcd. q uationni hank eK
nminer. an receiver for ths Flruf Na
iinnal Manh af Wilhurton. 0hia
which fafie8 several weeks aKo on sc
rount 81 ma dnfalcation 81 81. .eoo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
JoE TINKER WILL
MANAGE THE REps

Cgncinnasi. Nov. ft.-AuRrns Herr
fnann. president - ths Cincinnati club
uf tha National leaawue anuounrcd TO
rteht that Joscph Tlnker ~ fhs Chi-
caro club would - the 1913 managsr
~ - Clnclnuati clue.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
MUCH TROUBLE
NOW AWAITING
JACK JOHNSON
FEDERAL GRAND JURY RETURNS
MORE INDICTMENTS AGAINST
TIE NEGRO PUoiLisT. cHARe-
ING Him VITA VIOLATING TIE
WHITE SLAVE ACT.

Chicago. Nov. tA-The Uniteo
states grand jury late this afternoon
returned additionai indictments against
lack johnson. the neEro champion pu-
rInsi. charEinE him with violating ths
Mauu act against the Interstate trans
parfatIon 81 women for Immoral uur-
poses
TIE indictments charEc johnson VITA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
ENTIRE COMMAND UNpMR
a RloiD QUARANTINE

HT NNNffIIATF3Il FFtNNW
Fort t.aEnn. Col. Nov. if.~Rixty
memhcrN - the ninth recruit company
T.. a. a. etafioned here were plnred
under riwid Quarantine Yesterday 40
fha result ~ the death Yesterday ~
Joel Y. fIinehnw. late Saturday ~
spinal ueningetin. There are appron-
imately SEQ soldiers ~ the pest
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

IN LAST BATTLE
IS ANTICIPATED
Admissions Prepare Minds
of Turks for Another
Disappointment
MAY PROVE LAST
BIG BATTLE OF WAR

Many Wounded Are Being.
Brought TO Capital From
Along the Lines Guarding
Constantinople-Reported
Mobilization of the Aus
tro-Hungarian Forces Is
Denied.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

Mrv. Victoria Nonteguao. zachary,
Ia. twshhrb
sirs gsunie coueaus. zachary. Ia,
Cwhisal
MrH ci,.riss orcoo. zachary. IA
Ma rh0naa Au0uinesm Nnw o.
leans
Waite chnd unidemraed.
Anons IN. Injured white p4auenErru
are
aannuei Grecn Crcca. wife ana tvs
children EImuRhtar. Ia
r. a. Howard. Baton RnuEe. Ia.
Ben cervey. wife and chnd. B4ton
Rouge. la
r. scust. Baacn Rours Ia
I3iia H4ouphinr. naaon Rouge
Bessie Carponter. xAchary, Ia
Nora Wilaon. Woodyiiie. AftsA
r. McGinntn. two chilsiren. New or
leanm
r. " Anderson. zachary. t.A.
Gus-ave f.sdoux. Baton nouwe
G. n Marines. Baton Rouse
". y. Upton. Baton Rouge.
Fred I.emuing. View OricanA
Mra A. I. Wier and BIZ. New or.
lean.
Mr. n Barrow. Bayou sara. Ia.
l. Theriot. Bafon RouEe.
MrN. Ricmm. Bsfnu Houwm.
Mrs Ina f1cwer. Baton Rouwe
MiHM Clmrm Fiownr. Baton RouRn
Merceline Waller. BURNSIDE. Ia
Hiss T. Doumian Woodvtiie. Af1Na
Bsniaruin Euarcz. wife ana chfid
Wocdvflie. MtaWl
MrE Ro~a creca and two chfarrn
HiauNffer. Ia
Prank 0reom. Elmuwater
vIctor HtoitE. New Orieans
Oecar zambrmno, Mexico . Htudenl
81 Louisiana state University. hurt or
head and LIMBS. taken % Baton Rotnws
naniforfurn.
Henry Roae. patuaer. Baton nouRe
hurt on head and iegs taken 70 nator
posnra sanitnwf1m
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF
sToRhiNo TURKISH FORTS

psrfs. Nov. IA rraphio desrfD-
ton % ne wtorrming by ths Bulrar4ans
of the tuo Turkish furts AZ Xartai-
teps and Rapaztepe. IN the outer line
of fortincations around Adrfanoplc. r.
Forwarded BY a coresDondent % the
Aiatin. He dociare~ that their capture
sesis tha doom ~ ne Turkish strong-
hold
The operations beran ~ dayhr-.sk
on THURSDAY. Following tnear usual
brilliantly mlccessful tactics. the Bui-
gsrian Infantry advanced IN the dfrec-
tien ~ me forts under covew % mur-
derous hrs 81 ahrapnsL
Everv moEnent saw fresh coupaniea
az ruks marching out from tha city
and the fnrts toward the BuIgariann
wtso csuttnusd importurhahiy 20 drnw
Their iines closer arouna the forts
The ancurate IRE of the Bulwaranns
hig guns besan 10 tel a. about 10
o'clock in tho morninK. when the can
non IN ne for On Mount KArtaI be
gan % siassken their ropiy. The fort
had been swept ~ a heavy storm of
shells hor savs~al hourN the wrear
proie-tiies bursting risht over tae
vurxs
The Turkish infantry has mean
while rested siubborniy the Bulgarian
ndyanoe. hsst their lines srSsdualiy BE-
san o. waves
Suddenly ths oounnan4 az hay-
onrtsl~ rang oua fnon q BuieArfan
oahcers and then. ch0~rinE vildiy. the
rulgarian infsntry dsshs-d Toward
and the rurks hru&s and ran toward
the cts.
A. ahous noon the puixaraan osors
nufterud up over the furt ~ Kartal-
tepe. but PapaEteps stn heid out.
TIE Bulgarian froupN were divided
inta three columns. whhch made oniy
verv sow rroeress and FOR a hons
tirne the fortuno. % ths dsy seemed
an ertaln.
FIcNTtNo AT NiGATFALL-
hIEhffsii found the TURKS and Bul-
rsriana stul awhtinw Suddenly IN
ne dense DARKNESS a lunR daEzlinw ray
- uEst shot acrusH the sigy froFn one
of thc cresta held - the BuiEarians.
bringing the fort on Papaxtepe cieariy
into view. Then frum the fort itacif
anothcr hTillanf ray ahuf out
The cannon ara rife nro which hnd
bs-sn slacrenfna. trnrncfiafeay became
more brisk while above the romhaf
ants tho sear-hhEhts nashe.d fhetr
I rayv arolnd in which halas ~ white
smoke oaused ~ tho hursfinR 81
shrapnei hoated IKE nles IN a nln-
/ heana natiug even deepew the sur
I rounding hiackneza. which was pune
I flfafcd here and thewe b. nnshes from
/ the ruuEzias of eannun
TIE ruar - the sfoee nnd neld guns
/ dominated thc rarfie % thc rife vol-
i ieya and the screechinH - shells as
Il theg hurtied through the arr
"A had occurred az Kartaitepes
I earlier in thc day uhe Sra num ths
I rauaEteue heran rradcafy - siackeu
1 ...--..---.-. - -. -.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
FLAGMAN CAUSE
OF THE DISASTER
OF the Dead Four Are White
Women and One a White
lnfant-Forty-One Of the
Injured Are White, But 1t
Is Expected That Most Of
Them VIII Recover.

New Orleans Nov. iL-Fourteen
persons were killed and ninety pas
sengsrs injured when a through freight
train crashed into the rear end ~ q
northbound excursion train on the fa-
200 and Mississippi Valley railroad
near MontE. Ia. a. f1 90 this morn
ing The disaster is charged ~ rail-
road officiais a. the negligence ~ n
naErnan named Cunningham. who dis-
appeared when the tao trains crash
"a together.
OF tha dead four ara white women.
one a white infant. four negro women
ana ave negro men. Forty one ~ the
injured ere white ard forty nine ne
wroea n is expected that all the 10
lured. exnept possibly three will re-
uoVer
An unusual feature ~ the wreck was
that the ioas of hfe vas confined al
most entirely % the last and fourth
frorn last coaches ~ the excursion
train. The excursion was made up ~
zen coaches with neEroeH occupying
all but the last two coachea.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
10 PAGES TO-DAY.

Classified Advertising in The Jour-
nal Brings Results.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-11
Disciples Meet

LYNCHBURG. VA. Sept 1o.--The
thirty-seventh annual meeting of the
Virginia Christian missionary society,
which Is composed of all of the con-
gregations ofthe Disciples of Christ
IN Virginia, is now in session In this
city, and all things point to a very
successful meeting.
The first session OF the convention
was called TO order Monday night IN
the Fifth-Street Christian church by
the president Of the State board. the
Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins. OF Rich
mond. After a helpful devotional
service. which was led by the Rev.
Warren Baldwin, a short address OF
welcome was made by Fl. r. Mcwane,
Of Lynchburg. The greetings extend
ed were of very cordial nature and
were enthusiastically received by the
large audience present. The keynote
of the convention was then sounded
by the Rev. Gerald Culberson. of
Martinsville. in splendid address on
"A Resurvey of Zion" After this ad-
dress. which was listened to with pro-
found interest, the convention ad-
1ourned until this morning at
o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-11
QUEER CHARACTER OF
HARRISONBURG DIES

HARRIsONBURG. VA, Sept. IL
Obediah Williams. a well known coll
ored man and one of the hest con-
posltors who ever worked in Har-
risonburg printing office, died yestrr-
day afternoon at 4: so O'Clock at the
home fetAef-iIa- lslI, -Jossph
Long. OF Effinger street. lis had been
Ill for seven months and had not been
able TO get down street since town
election day. June l1th-
"Obe' Willfams was one of the
most remarkable characters in Har-
risonhGra He went to school only
two weeks, yet he developed into
one of the fastest printers on straight
matter In Harrisonburg. He was an
excellent speller and had a grasp On
the rudiments of English when was
surprising Starting In the old spirit
Of the Valley Office, when the late
Daniel Dechert first started that pa
per, along about 1879, ODE picked up
the printers trade and before anyone
knew of his ability, it was fousd that
he was an apt hand at editing copy
as we'll as getting matter into type
He remained with the SPIRIT OF the
Valley. after d. s.. Lewis, ST.. be-
came its editor. and. when the Har--
rssonburg Daily Times succeeded the
weekly. he became the pressman on
the daily edition, remaining with the
raper until last February when he
became too i'll to work.
While working on the Spirit Of the
Valley. ODE was a faithful and con-
scientious employee, never letting UP
until the paper was OF the press on
Thursday evening and the type dis
trihute( for the next weeks issue.
Their would come his celebration, "
but he was always ready for work
on Monday morning.
Williams was forty six years old
His father was q slave in the Yancey
family on the Shenandoah river
When "Obe' was youngstsr he put
the boy in school, but this waa not to
the boys liking and after two weeks
in the three RS. he played hockey"
When his father discovered his dere-
aietten-- he ordered him to 60 to work.
ODE drifted into the Spirit Of the
Valley Office and Mr. psaher.. the
father OF .Messrs. w. t.. Ed. l., and
d. o. Dechert gave him job,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-11
American Girl Does Sixteen
Miles in Four and One Half
Hours in Thames-Coun-
trymen Cheer Her From
Bridges

LONDON, ENG, Sept. .t0.-Rose
Pitonon, the Boston girl, swan six
teen miles in the cold waters OF tho
Thames today in four hours and
thirty-four minutes. starting at Rich
mond Lock and finishing at Tower
Bridge, at quarter past seven this
evening, she was as at as a fish, and
ready to swim farther, but the mem
bers OF the Sussex Motor Yacht club
and the press men. who accompanied
her, urged otherwise, owing to the
danger Of the Thames.
Rose, proud at accomplishing a
feat never achieved by woman
ewimmer. intended swimming the
English channel. but the weather has
been 80 Indictment for four weeks that
she WAS prevented from attempting
1t. She will sail for the United States
in a few days, and return for the
channel swim next spring.
For the Thames performance to-
day, all the London bridges were
crowded with people cheering the
plucky American as she swan part.
Miss Pitonoff used the breast stroke
always. except in the heavy wash Of
steamers, where the overarm was
necessary. She cnewed gum con-
tinuously. She took no nourishmeni
with brandy.
Americans in the crowd yelled:
"Oh, you kid" ''Hurrah for the
Stars and Stripes"
Rose acknowledged the ovation
from time to time, raising her arm
and cheering. The Thames was pa
trolled by police boats. which cleared
the traffic. In speaking OF her visit
Miss Pitonof said:
II am pleased at English courtesy
and proud OF being the American
champion In English waters could
have swan twice the distance, but |
Will come again. Send greetings to
all my American friends through the
international News Service
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-11
N, {, MINISTER
FOUND MURDERED
BODY rs LOCATED IN DITCH NEAR
LEwIsBURG, w. VA, WITH
SKULL CRUSHED.
NO MOTIVE KNOWN
FUNERAL WILL BE HELD IN
PETERSBURG WHERE CORPSE
- TAKEN BY PRESIDING
ELDER.

Especial to The Richmond Firginisn)
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, Sept To-
Rev. $. II. Greene membe- OF the
Baltimore conference. NJ. f. Church,
South. formerly located near Lynch
burg, was apparently murdered either
Sunday night or Monday morning.
He was located near Lewisburg. w.
Va. and his body was found in a
ditch Monday morning with his skull
crushed in ana everything showing
that life had been extinct for some
hours.
No reason for the murde. can BIZ
found as the preacher was Il po7r
man and without enemies, so far as
known.
The body passed through this morn
Ang accompanied by the presiding ell
der and two ministers and was taken
to Petersburg for burial.
Although this was his first year IN
the nintstry Mr. Greene was well
known in the ,conference and had
many friends who regret his untirne-
fy death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-11
COMMITTEES NOW
TO GET TOGETHER
WILL TRANSACT
pRELlMsNARiEs FOR HARD
WORK OF COMING WEEK.

Immediately after the meeting Of the
hoard. of aldermen last hight Clerk
Ben August called the committees 10
meet this week for organization. Those
called for today. tomorrow and Fri
day are: 49, e" '~~'-'n
Wednesday. Streets. at 6 o'clock.
Thursday. Finance at L. light at
$50: electricity at O; water a. 30;
relief OF poor at 4 street cleaning AT
s; grounds and buildings 1T SAD; or
diuance at a.
Friday Local assessment at 4:s0:
cemeteries at 8: James river TN
Grovement. $50. printing and claims
at s; markets at s:1b. St johns
burying grounds at 6:3o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-11
GREENSBORO PUTS
BAN ON BOOSTERS
REFUSES WELCOME UNTIL THEY
PURGE THEMSELVES" or
LIQUOR ELEMENT.

Especial to The Richmond vlrgfnian J
RALEIGH, n. G., Sept. I8.--At
Greensboro tonight the Merchants, as
sociation of that city adopted resc-
lutions condemning the Richmond
Boosters Train" and she trip, re-
fusing welcome until flley purge
themselves" OF the undesirable liquor
element which the resolution charges
with debaueniHg people along the
trains route despite the moral law
and the prohibition law AMI scn;i-
ment in North Carolina.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-11
AUCTION SALE
BY
RAAB & COMPANY. Inc.
and
POLLARD & BAGBY
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Ii

42 O'Clock Noon.
Richmond Estate Exchange, No 1913
o sold a public auction,
1923-1925-1927 FLOYD AVEUNE.
Three beautiful built story brick dwell
porch BATH butler pantry
frst-ciass
leased for $3.50 per
ALSO
No i AND No 8 NORTH MEADOW STREET
These two houses also modern. up-to-date well
built They rooms, pantry.
porch bay windows. They line
q quiet refined neghborhood.
NOTICE.-As these ave houses will be sold the
Exchange open inspection Monday
Tuesday September 9Th 10th full description
obtained the auctioneers application.
ANY interested in purchasing home in good In
we'll to look this
RAAB & COMPANY Inc,
POLLARD BAGBY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-11
Anybody Want A BABY

BIG Who wants a baby. a baby four
weeks old. with blue eyes and black
hair? Such a baby is waiting for a
father and mother at the Salvation
Army headquarters. s1s East Broad
street. Adjutant Johnson will give
her TO responsible parties. and says
she's a fine little girl for some child
less cpuula
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-11

Exquisitely engraved invitations have
been issued by the National State and
City bank to the formal opening of
that institution in It's remodeIed
quarters, next Tuesday, September
18th.
The public IS cordially invited to
inspect the new and handsome bank
ing rooms OF the institution. on this,
the forty second anniversary of its
esta biishmant-- -..-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-11
REAL ESTATE WANTED

stock and Grain Farm
alt ready sfocked. or else seea gen.
eral- store property in Southern
States | have large ice plant.
creamery and ice cream factory com
bined at Elmer. Salem Co. ~. j..
which / wish to exchange: good husi-
ness: everything good running order.
Possession at once. c. II. oLIPHANT.
Elmer. ", j.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-11

weuted. Persons 10 Write sad Cory
letters; $40 to s2s week readily
made by following our practical d.
rections; send self addressed enye-
lone for particulars BROOKS COPf-
INC Co. 922 Pennsylvania Ave-.
Washington. d. C.