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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
SWANSON BACK At WORK

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.l
Washington. November 9.-Senator
Swanson. the hrst OF the Virginia dele.
cation TO reach Washington for the
coming session OF Congress. got here
to-day and Immediately set TO work
with the aid Of his secretary, George
Munday. to get things to rights.
II is understood unofhciaIiy that both
Senators swanson and Martin are
booked for important committee az.
signments. when the Senate u re.
organized a. q result Of the political
landslide OF Tuesday. Just what places
both the virsiaians will get az chair
men cannot be known until al the 9th.
err Senators have reached Washington
and caucused on the situation.
The next three months. In the opin-
ion OF the junior Senator from virginia.
will be important from q reorg4niza-
ton standpoint. and will guide future
events for several years to come.
Mr.. swanson is ready Tor another siege
Of hard work.
Senator Martin will remain minority
leader unless he should be made pres
ident pro tenn.
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JOHN S. ELLtTT
RUNDOWN BY AUTO
Bank President Badly Bruised,
but Not Seriously
Injured.

While the full extent OF his in)u1ae,
had not been determined, II was sac
last night at the Memorial Hospital
that the condition Of John S. Enett
Of 116 South Third Street. vice-pre0'
dent of the National State ana Cits
Bank. who was run down by an auto
mobile yesterday afternoon, was moi
regarded as serious. 1t win not o.
known for several days whether ne
sustained internal injuries.
Mr.. Elicit was hit by the automobile
as he was crossing Main Street a.
Eleventh, knocked down, and one OF
the front wheels passed over the lower
part of his chest. The machine was
brought to a standstiii before the reai
wheels reached the PROSTATE form o.
the banker.
The car was owned by James b
McComb. yice-president and treasurer
of the suburban Development Corpo'
ration. VINO makes his resiuenc. In the
Hanover AT the time OF the acc.oeat
il was being driven BY . negro cnaui
feur. WaiIlam Poindexter, and the ONLY
passenger was Mrs. McComo. who n.
most tainted when she saw Mr.. Elicit
vanity tTyAu& W o~'S ee'~~~- -
clutching the fender.
Co,iusea b. street Cars.
Mr. Elicit had Just left several
friends with whom he had been tank
ing on the northwest corner and was
going 10 hts oank across the street
The accident occurring at l o'clock, tn'
street was congested with trainc, ans
the banker was cautiously making nj:
way. street cars passing In opposite
directions gave him the most conceFa
and he did not notice the approach u
the automobile and stepped before II
although IL was said that Its horn wa'
being sounded.
He clutcned the fender to prevent
falling and was carried several yar1'
before he finally fell. and one OF ,a'
wheels passed ever him.
b. A. Blenner and W. c. Carpenter
with other citizens. ran TO his rescu'
and removed him from beneath the "a
and carried him into a nearby once
DE-. Charles Labenbcrg and DIR. H. i
Hawkins, Ci;y Hospital ambulance
surgeons. responded to emergenc,
calls The former was the hTst t.
arrive. and temporarily dressed MT
Elletrs woun.s. which were princi'
paIIy about the head, with one usi,
cash In the temple. The injured maj
was then rushed TO the Memorial
The accident was witnessed .,
scores OF men. women and children
Patro. nan Jones was nearby. and M
at once placed Poindexter under az
rest. At the First Police station b.
was charged with running down ~
Elicit and WAS bailed for his appear
ancc in Police Court Tomorrow morn
ing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
ASK JOB FOR WILSON

washington. November 3-StronS
pressure is TO be brought TO bear on
President Elect Wilson TO appo'Ss
Representative William b. wilson Oh
B,ossburs. Pa. to the new Cabtne; pos
q. the Department OF Labor, which
Ccngvess - expected 70 create a Toe
coming session. according TO lerao'e
information obtained mere to-day
Representative Wilson, who was elect
e-i two -ears ago TO . seat In the
House from q district nc rmaiiy hea.s-
IL Republican. has been defeated Tor
reelection by a very scant majority.
Wilson has been one Of tue most con-
s.ssent advocates OF labor Legislation
In the House. and - was through MS
efforts tina; a number Of impoF VI
measure. were put through. including
the seamea's bill
IL was .tased here to-day fhat snt
American Federation Of Labor omcsa's
and a large number OF (cngrcssme'
will urge wilson's apcosusmen; upor
Prcstden; W tsob-
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or ana q sister. the latter Mrs. Mary
Carroll. of Richmond. s,s
Negro stabbed to Death.
Otis Curtis. oolored. formerly OF Rch-
mond. was stabbed In, the heart to-
night about $3.50 o'clock by Robert
shortly after II o'clock. and Brown is
still at large. The stabbing was the
outcome of a row over a game Of craps.
General News Notes.
Among the deeds recorded this weeh
was one from the British-American
Tobacco Company to the Export Leaf
Tobacco Company. of various lots on
Bollingb.ook. Lombard. Perry. Law
renee Street, West Avenue. and tract
recently purchased on the city aims
house farm. The consideration is not
stated.
The Rev. Lewis N Nopel. D. D.. pas.
tor of the First Baptist Church. has
recently been preaching a series OF
sermons on Religion In the Home
which have attracted much attention
and drawn large congregations.
William r. Ramey. city treasurer
announced himself a candidate for re-
election to that ONCE next year, sup
ject to the Democratic primary. MI.
Ramey has refrafned from making
preyious announcement until the peo-
pie voted on tho amendment 70 the
Constitution allowing city treasurers
to succeed themselves
City Commissioner OF Revenue Hugh
r. Smith also announces himself
candidate for reelection.
special meeting Of the stockholm
ers of the Riverside Club has been
called for November 10 to act on the
proposition to move the club from It's
present location to the Walnut Hill
property adjoining the city on the
south.
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FURTHER RETURNS
|. FROM VIRGINIA
Practically No Change in Rela-
tive Standing Of Presi-
dental Candidates.

Revised and corrected returns from
twenty-six counties. unverintd returns
from sixtys0ve counties. with seven
counties not heard from up to last
midnight. showed Wilson with total
Of Ss.lsS; Taft. 22.lss. and Roosevelt.
2e.ASs. making practically no change
In the returns AZ published yesterday
The counties yet to report are mostly
Republican. but whether the Progress
sives are IN the minority or majority
remains to be ascsrtained. and on this
point the voters Of all parties are
much interested.
The ofhciai confirmation Of the re-
turns will not be made until tine State
Canvassing Board assemblies on Fri
day. November -. to receive the re-
turns and oficialiy announce the votes
Tor all Of the candidates. and Tor the
three amendments voted upon last
Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

REDUCTION ny treatment gave them. ] am
barring 70 retire 20 private life. and THIS
IL YOUR last chance to receive aH oner
Srcc 40 YOU may start at once 30 reduce
With nv grea; drug'ess treatment the
hearty Of curve IL restored TO your iace.
chin and neck by removing al Svlsins YAK
nsss leaving no wrinkles You may become
model of .iendernees and charm radiant
with new health and greater vitality. IN
s,eao of being cIunsily fat Imifasors come
an 60 bu, the Marjorie Hamilton Treat
,r,o, ltyes on forever. creating astoatshmenf
ana admiration In homes where slim e'~-
rar &c Of ngnrc - the envy OF all men ana
women. $50" IN CASH " fAsL 70 prove
sy druriess ,reatmen, anything but safe
ou.ek and harmless In "a; reduction Don
val, untE tomorrow: write to-day FOR my
YkEE BOOK containing all psrticslars and
10. me s-nA you all oncr free. MARJORIE
HAMILTON. suite 80 0secse wsSg- Dssv<v.
C~ea
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DEPOSITS REACH s2s,000,000
Heavy Business II Done by Postal
Savings Banks.
Especial to The Times

Especial to The Times-pispatch-]
WASHINGTON, November 9.-Postal
savings deposits now aggregate $751;
o00. 900 in the United States, accord
ing to a statement of the Post-Oficc
Department issued to-day. Notice was
issued to-day by the department that
depositors who wish to convert their
savings Into postal savings bonds be-
fore the end Of the present year must
advise postmasters of their intention
by December 3
The s2S.o00,0 900 now on deposit has
been put in by $4,000 individuals. max
ing an average of $50 per Gepositor.
The system is now operated in 1913
post offices. including GA branch Of
fees and stations. Banks TO the num-
Der OF 1851 have qualified to receive
postal savings funds.
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Atl GLASSES JOIN
| IN CELEBRATION

(Co0tinueo from GlxsS x1AGx
no work q suppression to do. Along
the entire line Of the parsAs the SIDE.
walks and steps leading to Residences
literally were paved With men ana
women spectators. Whose only out.
breaks were volleys Of handcispping
and cheers
And whom . boy or young man ala
run out into the street Il was TO 60 to
the assistance of O woman marcher-
and this happened yepeatedly-whose
paper lantern had caught hrs or whose
banner or transparency was too much
for the marcher In tho stin breeze.
Even Police Inspector Lahey himself
ct one time. down near Tnlrty.fousth
street. took q hand In relieving . wo-
man marcher whose lantern was 60"
ing UP In smoke.
$ II any had come to sco6 they kept
their peace. Down around Twenty.
third Street where the lines OF spec
tators bulged onto the line Of march
Q bit. each time the cross-town cara
made Q dash through the line. there
was q slight disorder. but not enough
to cause trouble. Here the crowd had
more sneers for the men marchers than
1t any other point and especially when
the men marching behind the Pro-
.gressives, banner came along. The
crowd - this point allowed emotion to
well up to the point OF reminding tho
Progressives Of recent happenings
througno the country. but the march
ers grinned back good naturally.
Stretched behind the grand mar
shall were floats. white roDeo
sufiragettes a-horseback and delega-
lions OF men and women from Little
:taiy." Jewish men and women. young
and old. from the contested East Side:
,olored men and women from the
DOWNTOWN, San Juan Hill district. ana
a varied array Of cosmopolitan citi-
sens, including load Of solemn China.
men in automobiles from Mott ana
Peli and Hester Streets. the heart OF
Chinatown.
senting the States-Ari4ona. Michigan.
Kansas and Oregon-which attained
suftraxa at the last election. EnthTon.
I'd in them was q su0rakette from eaSo
If the States. with the exceDnon OF eae
81 MISS Fola La Toilette. daughter
If the Senator from Wisconsin FoI-
lowing the floats came twenty wnite-
sobed uffragettes with trumpet lucy
we're followed by . 200-voaceo eno'1'
chanting the national hymn
All the political parties and many
social and educational societies we're
represented. II
shaw, president OF the Woman,s Ma
:ionai Suffrage League: Maud Malone
.ow awaiting trial for having disturb
ed President-Elect wilson's meeting IN
brooklyn during the latter part OF the
campaign; Mrs. Elizabeth stanton
Biatch. chairman Of the state SUI
fraee Association. and Mrs. OtiSei a.
p. Belmont. head OF the WOMB"
EQUAL Political Union.
Following the parade and stump
spea ling up and down Broadway from
long Acre to Union Square. there was
a big mass-meeting at Carnegie Hail
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oe preached by Bishop B. D. Tucker.
and In the afternoon there will be q
union service Of the Sunday schools
and the Junior Auxiliary. with adj
dresses and interesting exercises. Al
night, Dr. Meem, Of Brazil. will preach.
The business sessions OF the conven-
ton will continue through Monday.
The reception in honor Of the delegates
In ST. Paurs parish house last night
was a most delightful and enjoyable
social affair. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
Baptist State Association.
The annual convention Of the Viz
ginia State Baptist Association. to be
held in the FiIst Church he:e next
week, will attract several hundred
representatives Of that great denom'-
nation to the city. including many en-
inent diviaes and prominent laymen.
The convention will open Tku!say
night with the annual sermon. to DC
preached by DR.. T. G. Skinner. OF kich-
mond. and the usual organization VIII
follow. The Rev. J. NJ Pitcher. D. D..
will preside. Important subjects to BE
discussed and reported on during the
sessions will be eign,
State and home--Christian education
orphanage. ministerial relief and other
kindred matters pertaining to the ad-
vancement of the church The Sunday
afternoon intervening will be devoted
to exercises in memory OF the departed
during the year. These services Will be
conducted by the Rev. +. II. Martin. D.
D., Of Charlottesville.
Accommodations for the delegates
have been found In the hospitable
homes OF the city.
Bishop Wilson to Preach.
Bishop A W. Wilson. Of Baltimore,
the senior bishop OF the Southern
Methodist Church. will preach in
Washington Street Church tomorrow
morning. The bishop has been spend
ing the week In Petersburg preparatory
TO going to LynChburS to preside over
the Virginia Annual Conference, which
meets next " ednesday. He !s widely
known and beloved In Petersburg, and
will have a great congregation to hear
him While here he has been the guest
of Hon. Richard B. Davis.
Death of Old Citizen.
Edward ". Drinkwater, we'll
known citizen. for many years con-
nected with the Police and Fire De-
partments, died yesterday afternoon
at the home OF his daughter. Mrs. w.
T. Waymack. On Inman Street He
was sixty five years old. and had been
in feeble health a long time. He is
! survived by two daughters-Mrs.W Way
mack and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lanoon-a broth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
ADVANCE GUARD ARRIVES


wash.ngton, November s.-The -.
vance guard Of the United Daughters Of
the Confcdefscy srrived In wssaington
tonight 60 prepare f,r the convensiea
OF tina, organisation next week THOSE
now here included Mrs. Edward Carl
schnaSc!. Of New Orleans. CORRESPOND
Ing sccresary-senersi: Nrs- c. y. Tate
of PULASKI. Va. sreasurer-genefas' Mn.
Jamcs q. Ganut, Of Jefferson City. No..
registrar general. Ms Mildred Ruth
erfoord. II Athena. c. hissor'en-eea-
erai: AIRS. Z. r. Ratnes, OF savanuah.
Ga, custodian Of crcsses OF hon'r' NJ.
Frank Anth0ay We1es. OF NosEos~ Va:
custodian Of ea00 80 pseeeasa. 49,
~. r. :. IasAa0. % 1s0UAiA TSoa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
KLAUS WILL NOT
MEET BILL PAPkf.

& Paris. November s.-yeAnk CLAUS. Of
rnss ana inssssS PaDS. e h. stns s
an offer to dght twenty rounds ~ the
Cirque De Paris on December {.
Klaus refused to fight. stating THAI
he wanted an easier game. Papke
has been matched with Bernard. the
former welterweight champio6 Of
France. who lately has grown into Q
middlewe:ght. The match will come
OF at the Cirque De Paris on the date
given above
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C.y.lry City Champiss.

cha,,anooga. Tenn. November s.-shevins
but little modera focteAn. tnssSn me1S
snectacu,aY END runs we're made. the Elsv-
entk cavalry football team won the CITY
cham ion ship OF defeating the University 81
cbattan0ogs ~ 70 Z.
for the Soldiers. making both toueh6ewns
as tel result Of long ana speetscuIar end
runs There was much feeltnG ehovn
ameng the pIaysss. oexheaDss. q Chatt:-
noogs. bsins put out Of the game Ter ssusA
work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
JOHN S. WISE IN HOSPITAL

fspecial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dtspatch-1
PhiIadelphia. Pa, November s.-Jonn
s. wise, eminent virginian, lawyer ana
author, entered the Bryn Mawr HOS
pital this evening at o'clock as
Of staff Of the hospital, under whose
personal direction Mr. Wise win be.
said this evening q riGtd examtr alton
will be made Immediately to deter
mine the nature OF Mr.. Wise's illness.
shortly after his entrance he fell In
deem slumber and was resting quietly.
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Reduce
YsuEaf
Ne Psus3
a Day b
Nv
Harmless
Irgless
Fr,ame1

No drugs "
take; NO body
rAcking exes-
cises: no star
va on Diet:
10 sweating
garments: no
pills. oils. ca
charities. salts.
40 medicines
Of any kind ]
lost my enor.
nous weight
In a short
,ime ana have
n e err been
Sto ut since.
Over two hun
dred thousand
grateful Gus
TO m e - pro-
CT "a I m m y
trea { N e Mt
perfection An
army of one
time fat men
. n d women
rejoice at the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
FAT FOLKS SLIM

SLENDER Eleganee Of Figure means o0fe
70 4 woHan than beauty. Possess
~ood azure and win haPDs.
ness and admiration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
SULTAN APPEALS
TO MS ENEMIES

lContinusA From First PaSe.)
tel the Servian government that Ike
Austria, their ally. they think Sneas
inte rests, would be prejudiced By the
opening OF the Adriatic to servia, ana
that they cannot permit Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Paris. November S.-Trancs has al
Dramatically represented to Austria
what frightful CONSEQUENCES would DO
involved In q general European war
ana how dinlcult It would be to avoid
such q struggle II the Auetrians ACT
precipitately aGainst 6efvia. II was
reported on good authority here TO-
night
The French Foreign once st was
stated. has assured the Austrian gov
eminent that the triple entente
France. England and Russia-uposr-
stand perfectly that Austria wants
the Adriatic Sea front. which Servaa
II threatening to seize. and VIII gave
due consideration to the Austrian
claims II the matter Is submitted 20
an international conference.
Reports that France. representing
the triple entente. and Germany. act
ing for the triple alliance-Gefmany.
Austria and Italy-had agreed on
Balkan conference in Brussels soon
were not confirmed. II was thought
likely enough that such an agreement
had been reached. but grave fears were
expressed that 1t would be upset BY
Turkeys unexpected request for terms
Of surrender which promises to fol.
low before anything can be accom-,
plished In the way of an international
agreement So.
I Nay Destroy -. SsDAAs.
Especial Cable to The Times Dispateh.l
Budapest November s.-That the
Turks are prepared to blow up the
Mosque OF ST. Sophia before permitting
Gear Ferdinand. Of Bulgaria, to at
tend mass there. a. he has threatened
to do. was reported here tonight
Strong objections developed during
the course OF the evening IT various
capitals. It was learned. to the Cars
proposed triumphal entry into the
Turkish capital The powers generally
more than the Turks. beaten even as
violent outbreak would be precipitated.
which. In 90 large . city. IL would be
almost impossible even for the pow
erful Bulgarian army to suppress
without tremendous bIoodshed. Russia
alone, 1t was understood. had signified
that Il had no objection to the plan.
provided tho occupation of the city
was only temporary English and
French statesmen. though friendly to
Russia, expressed the opinion. 1t was
said. that the proceeding would be
mere spectacular demonstration. usefu'
to nobody. and attended. BY grave dar-
Ferdinend presumably urged on by
his subjects. who have sentimental
reasons for wanting to occupy the
city. ,was persisting in hts project at
latest accounts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Recalls Flight From EGypt.
Constantinople. November S.-The
Turkish exodus from Constantinople TO
Asia Minor has assumed incredible
proportions. It recalls the flight :rom
Egypt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-02

4 I will Kill you and myself together.
20. a. Orr.
"lf you will return To m. will
treat YOU kind and true and devote
my life to your happiness.
George u. orr.
Now Lizzie II YOU wish to do
write. ans. Not ans. anyway
Now fully expect you 10 show
thisthis to all your friends and rola.
tions and To Mr.. Watson and your
lawyers the famous e. e, Brewer. and
accuse me of everything bad Hut the
worst II yet to come.
Lizzie dear have walked miles
To town to write this letter. am
dreaming of you every hour Of "a.
night and every hour ~ the day. I
am practically insane aud cant stand
this awful feeling In my heart much
longer. aud II only means an awful
ending for god sake help me one
more time. no don't do II. II viii be-
better To leave this cruel world~
gethcr don't you think 50. Am. 1
cant aud wont live witL1R you.
would sooner die aY1N with YOU In
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-02
ORR THREATENS TO KILL MS WIFE


-~~~~---~-~-~-~~-
ting adultery. But you have sued me
for diverse. You have turned mo
down for some other man. Your pur.
pose has been related to me by one
Of your supposed conhdents. 80 la
so well.
Now I shall tell you OF my purpose
which is settled fnuiy In my heart.
never To be erased-Will yJu come
back to me and try and behave your-
self for the sake OF that little child
between us, WIN you stop aud cou.
slider for one moment. There may be-
some mistake. II may be the work
of enemies. II you Will. write yes anu
! will come TO you one the next train.
II not. tell me so fiat footed and the
following will become a controlling
force TO effect our lives some day this
spring.
III ! can not have you as my wife
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-02
St. BERNARD DOG
ATTRACTS ATTENTION

A gigantic 81. Bernard dog has
been attracting considerable atten
tion on the streets during the past
few days. The animal invariably ac-
a couple OF children. who
seem to vie with each other in max
ing life as miserable az they can for
the canine. But the big fellow does
not appear to object.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-02
CLARENCE OARROW KEPT
BURNS WATCHED CLOSELY
CHICAGO ATTORNEY ADMITS
THAT BIDDINGER MAS N EM.
PLOY OF DEFENSE To TELL.
SECRETS OF PROSECUTION
United Press Service

United Press Service
Los ANGELES. Aug. Judge
Hutton and the attorneys In the OAR
row case inspected the scene OF the al
legged bribery Of George N. Lockwood
before court opened this morning. 1t
is the corner OF Third and Los An
geles streets. The jury will probably
Inspect the scene later.
On the opening Of court this morn-
ing. Ford plunged into the relations
OF Darrow and Blddinger. Darrow
denied Biddinger's testimony that he
had been bribed to surrender keys.
documents and other evidence seized
In Indianapolis when John McNa-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-02

spirit land NJ be ready when come
Hut for your sake my darling little
wife kill me u you can. don't allow
me to see you hrat IlcttcT do II for
want 10 suffer. want to suffer
by by, George"