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The Washington times., 1912-05-25
Eye Olde Colonial Home

The history of all large cities finest
and the greatest increase realty paues found facing large
parks. 1t is here that palues grow.
but the street from these homes Rock Park
whose shaded was and magnificent maadamzsd roads afford
diversity of reactions to the families living BY
Rarely possible acquire property endowed NTH such
heahh-gipiug QUITO f-door advantages
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
WON'T HAVE TO
GUST PEARSON
NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL COM
NiTTEEMAN WILL DECLINE
TO SERVE.
HE'S A BULL MOOSER
WILLIAMSON LEAVES RANKS or
TARHEEL PR0GREssIvES
WHEN THEY REFUSE TO
CONDEMN BOOZE.

Special to The Richmond Virginian.e
RALEIGH. y. c.. sept. 1l,--Pro-
gressiyes of the Roosevelt par. here
tonight say Chairman Hilles will not
be troubled with the ousting Of Rich
mond NJ. Pearson. North Carolina
member of the Republican national
committee, when that committee
meets next week.
Pearson refused pointblank to serve
longer, and the Taft wing OF the
Charlotte convention went so far as
to recommend his successor, former
Committeeman Duncan having been
suggested to tho national committee.
Pearson, II was learned tonight, Will
not attend meet-ng OF the tart
His election at Chicago was due TO
the fact that all but one of North
( Carolina delegates were for Roosevelt
and go voted.
| Tho insisteuce Of the majority OF
Roosevelt Republicans at Greensboro
! early this morning in retaining the
local option plank In the progressive
platform without accepting; j. N. WILL
/ liamson's anti-whiskey rider" led the
latter, who Is wealthy and WAS ex-
! pected to produce in the coming cam
paign, to fly the track,
His detection will greatly cripple
the allied Roosevelt forces and put
them to more trouble than anticipated
in raising campaign funds,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
.DEL|NQUEN1S PAY
UP INCOME TAXES
MANY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OFFER
OF IMMUNITY Bl JUDGE IN
nHIsToL COURT.
GRAND JURY IS BUSY
sEvENTY-FTyE PROMINENT MEN
ARE SUMMONED For FAILING
10 GIVE IN RETURNS TO
ASSESSOR.

Especial to The Richmond Virgtntan1
BRISTOL. VA. Sept. 1l.-Taking az
vantage OF the courts offer of i'm
munity from prosecution for perjury.
many prominent citizens of Bristol to-
day went 10 the office Of the commits
sioner of revenue aud filed amended
tax schedules showing the eorrec,
amount of their incomes.
Judge j. L.. Kelly this week had
Summoned tefpts rms grand Jury Some
seventy Eve prominent citizens sus-
pacted OF evading the income tax law
Only eighteen are now paying the tax
which ts upon all Incomes Of $4,000
or more but before the week is gone
there VIII be many additions to the
list.
All citizens who at once file amended
schedules showing the proper amount
of their incomes VIII not be prosecuted
but those who are under suspicion who
do not do so, will likely be prosecuted
for perjury and giving fraudulent
schedule to evada payment of taxes.
Some of the most prominent men ir
Bristol have been evading the tax, a.
they claim, through ignorance OF th'
law and they are taking advantage OF
the courts offer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12

Flashing forth from an undimmed
sky with a fare that hait-lighted the
heavens. a meteor, or shooting star
as 1t Is sometime called. passed over
Richmond shortly after ! O'Clock last
night, and brought fear int the
hearts of hundreds who witnessed IL
and were blinded by It's glare.
To those who were standing on
Broad street. the meteor seemed to
pass Just south OF them and to be not
more than 500 feet above. II came
with binding fash, its light spread
ing in all directions, and appeared to
drop somewhere in the southern or
southwestern part of the city,
Some looked upon II, as did people
Of ancient times who read history in
the stars. as harbinger of evil. Some
looked upon 1t as a sign that the
primary for the election OF the men,
bers of the administrative board had
proved satisfactory to the hidden
bowers that be. All looked upon 1t
as a sign of something or other, and
crossed their hearts and breathed
prayer.
! 1t may be that the meteor was q
herald of the new comet discovered In
Australia on September sth. Anyway,
! il was suspicious. and was undouotea
| ~ the herald of something. perhaps
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
HUNDREDS GAZE IN AWE as
METEOR RUSHES OVER CITY
THROWING OFF LURLD GLARE

1t meant that good times were coming
with the election of Woodrow Wilson
and the reduction Of the tariff for
revenue only. or 1t might have been a
prophecy of hard times coming Ii the
eoione! should sttp under the wire
ahead OF his former friend. There are
various ways of looking at IL.
But when The Laetear Aarea over
penitentiary bottom. the conscience
stricken negroes got down to pray, adj
mitted all their sins and begged for
giveness. For time the whole bot
tom was in a state of hysteria, and a
wide berth was given to fayarit chick
en- enopz II might nave been sign
Of the coming OF the millennium, and
penitentiary bottom prepared itself
for it's due share of glory. II was
probably but falling piece Of ore
shaken from some star moving 81 its
Interchangeable course. and Will Lave
the same effect az the black cat u t3rh
crosses ones path In the night. kut
il was the biggest and brightest nls et9r
seen above Richmond In years, aHd
must have fallen. II not consumed "a
its own heat. somewhere near Riess-
mond Hundreds Of people saw II asd
maFeeied and hundreds of people s. "
IL and prayed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
AVIATOR TUMbLES
To Death BELOW
Continued from First Page. }


WASH lNosTON, Sept. ll.-Paul
Peck WAS born IN Washington about
thirty years ago. He learned to fly
at the army aviation field, College
Park, Md, not more than two years
ago.
He mastered the aeroplane rapidly
and soon became recognized as an
expert.
He had no serious accidents while
in this section, although he broke his
arm while cranking the motor of his
machine last fall. Before his wife
died. last March, she begged him to
give up flying, predicting that he
would meet with a sad end
While giving al -eKhie hilton n t---sttf-
gusta, Ga, last winter, the aviator
was rebuked by President Taft for
making. a flight. The president was
in the midst of an address when Peck,
flying nearby, attracted the audience
and spoiled the presidents speech.
During-htg flights Ia Washington
4Ad vicinity he took up quite n num-
Der of society women az passengers,
Last April he got permission from
Postmaste General Hitchcock TO
carry mail from Mineola to q small
post Office in Long Island. He also
contemplated carrying a bag of mail
from New York to Washington, and
got Httchcock's sanction. The engine
on his aeroplane failed to work just
as he was about to start from
y rk, and the trip was abandoned,
as he WAS about to start from New
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
JEWISH NEW YEAR
BEING CELEBRATED
ALL syNAGoGUEs HOLD SIR
VICES COMMEMORATIVE. THE
ROSH HAsHANAH,

Beginning yesterday evening jeWts..
citizens OF Richmond and eisew here
begun the celebration Of the Jewish
New Year. or Rosh Hashanafl. This
festival marks the passage of time.
and Is observed by the reformed as
we'll as the orthodox wings If tho
synagogue. Services are held Ia the
places of worship and the families
and congregations observe The hoii-
day
In the Scriptures we day is known
as The Day OF the Blowing Of tle
Trumphet' Numbers xxix.. ~,
The day Is observed solemnly and
seriously. and not hilarioasis, as the
Christian NewZ Year usually t,t,-
served The sense of divine guidance
as well as human responsibility Is
emphasized. The blowing OF the
trumpet is the bugie Gait or the spirit,
bringing the conscience to the con-
temptation of misspent hours, and
awakening the impulse to make the
new year more fruitful OF noblo
action.
Services were held In the syna-
gosues last night. the subject OF
Rev. DR.. calisch's address being
Judgment Days .asa.a-
His subject at services this morning
at lessIs e.eieek will be Pine God or
Israel Today"
The day will be observed az holi-
day by the Jewish people.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
MAY Attack Capital.

WASHINGTON. Sept 44r-T-e-pa4l :
cident with the lesscnIng of the RAIDS
in northern Mexico, as Indicated ny
reports 10 the state ana war depart
ment today, came news OF increased
activity In the southern portion OF the
f.s asssa .ssal ne, ga iAt
rYent which apparently has been bid
ing its time waiting until the federal
troops should be withdrawn from the
capital 10 guard the northern borher.
The government. having weakened
It's defenses near Mexico CITY in ORDER
to meet the American demands for
protection OF United States interests
south of the Rio Grande, the Tapitti$-
tas are reported 10 he preparing Tor a
campaign against the capital mere IS
only compar atiYely small garrison
al this point, ard il is feared that u
determined attack might capture the
c6fy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
ASKS INTERVENTION
IRIS PROPERTY Is BEING DESTROY
sd is REASON RAILROAD
MAKES APPEAL.
ZAPATA GE t s B I > y
-----------~
REBELS ARE REPORTED TO BE
GETTING READY TO MAKE
CONCERTED ATTACK on
MEXICAN CAPITAL
ZAPATA GETS BU 5 y

Ne NEW YORK, Sept li.~~Iho South
ern Pal Tic Railway company hy1 APP
pealed T. the United suites govern
raent 10 iaiervene III Mexico. At ,easl
10 a Sufficient extent To prUtett the
properly II the company. Ann"uuc"-
gsIcnt to lbis effect Ras made tr7aY
Al The slice OF the GhAc'a&r 4 the
/ ~. .tstivo committee 1T tie raiTuad.
l'as S5iAhptn Pacific n MNNlcn runs
lfs.u Acgs9es. sonora. t5tFa i"'- west
et,1st T. fepic CITY. "A tn's tsffttF'y
Of GvpiC.
t,9Fz-f -tet4sis, IL II tttrrFt-ttf -ys,s -
S;l,! ttlIA3ning telesrt > =. wing
that tH.~ty bridges, ,nsro tntn ~
n4.~s I, esiie work. ii all had tsrI
t,I,,t.eL,ts. me rebeis iar.af Ine bas'
tn dsNS. and that oaHDs ~ tcbs's.
VarSlur III number frp Z, one n lh'f' d
~ three thousand, are I.IiLSJes the
. U:i.f. cutting raii% ~ tines, d.
strbs IVl Geographic coininuH CATION,
,ss4e y. .e< king station "1uacs ana
,sat.r taG&s in ons instance. IT,
rsL, n ~ Etured a traia b. tween AaSo
Ant IT, ,anea, loaded the passet eet :
if1to one car. ran this car ~ gravity
IitJ ~. ca. and then we, kcd IN" en-
s+r.s--n4 La EataAInlE ii Ia "a E
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
POLICE SEARCH FOR
CAROLINA FTGt1INE

The police gbere asked last nisf1t 10
make a search for former psputy
Sheriff e. T Groom, of New Hanover
county. ~ &, who ~ wanted in Vii
nineton, Of that state. for she muir
der af Magistrate =. H. SYies:S-
Groom. Il is alleged. assaulted
Sykes on the night of July az. and
Knocked him down. Sykes head
struck the pavement causing M
turies 10 which he succnn,h' IN
Monday morning. Groom was held
responsible by eoroner's jury
Ii In believed he has escaped 20
Richmond. and 3 ossss watch VIII be
maintained for him sere II is stated
that a reward witt profanity be tfrered
for him, IL he be aot apprehended
within the next few lays.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12

lifeboats and life raft capacity as will
be sufficient to accommodate at any
one time at least sixty per cent OF
all persons on board. The same ruls
was made to apply to lake, gulf and
bay steamers.
Thinks Regulations Are Good.
Secretary NaKel said tonight that
he thought the regulations were
mighty good. Then. too. he OK
plained congress- had adjourned with
several bins. drawn to protect ship
passengers still pending. believing
that the regulations as adopted by
the department were satisfactory. 1t
would be taking an unfair advantage.
he thought. to change the rules as
desired by the board OF steamboat
inspectors.
One 81 the reasons FOR changing
the take and river regulation ad-
vanced to Secretary Nagei was that
| In case or accidenta the steamers
could be .beachedn eaAily- Nh
NaRel pointed to the Glocnm Are ~
evidence that this theory - - -.
way1 worh s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Relle,S Take Tow n.

oJINAGA. MEXICO. Via PRESi-
Do. TEXAS, sept. s1----General Ger
frt,Clis Sanchez. and his five hundred
federal soldiers. who have been hold
tng this city against rebel attack for
three daNs today surrendered te-1he
.nsurrectos Five men have been
Killed III rte 1BhtlnK, and number
wounded. How many rebels were
killed and wounded is not kno" n.
The rebels occupied the town quietly
this afternoon. and General Sanchez
and his men are prisoners. There
has been pa lontins- --
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
New York in Darkness.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1i.--Greater
New York WAS plunged into darkness
late this afternoon, while thunder,
lightning and heavy rain played
through the skies as throngs OF home
goers scurried for shelter. The heav-
,ens were clear Curing the early part
of the afternoon, but at 3 o'clock the
storm hit the Bronx, Westchester
count. Washington Heights and up
per New York with terrific force.
The wind attained velocity of
forty-fsve miles an hour, and the tem-
perature rose to IS, hotter than II had
been In the forenoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12

TUCSON, ARtZ., sept. ll.-BuFh-
I'D bridges. tracks destroyed, teie-
srauh lines and even station torn
away. the climax capped by the burn
ing OF Il passenger train and the uil-
uaatu.r of The rnhel- COMMANDER e Ia
eral Campo. that he would destroy the
Randolph lines utterly unless they
ceased transporting federal troops
these are the reasons The Hartman
heads have appealed To the state de-
partment for protection. according to
President Epea Randolph, whose
AaadauartcrS Is here When the re-
nor, reached Tucson early this after
noon, President Randolph had heard
nothing II the appeal. but ii "c~
casIoBed no surprise since it was d.
rActiy in line with his own effort 1T
months uast
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Racers OuiE Game.

NEWARK J.. Sept APP
nalIed by the rnotordrome catastrophe,
in which Eddie Hasha and John All
bright, motorcycle racers, were Kill
ed. three riders today yielded to the
appeals of their wives and abandoned
Use sport forever. The three who quit
.,re George Hamilton, John Constant
and Ferdinand MERCER. The trio did
not take part in the races at Brighton
Beach last night, nor will they appear
on any track again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
AVIATOR FALLS
At WINCHESTER
CURTIS fTIf.R SUFFERS NUMBER
OUs INJURIES AND HAS MA
CHINE SMASHED.

Especial to The Richmond Virginia.
WINCEETER, VA. Sept. H.
While making fight at the fair
grounds here this afternoon. William
5. Luckey, a Curtis aviator. had a
narrow escape from instant death,
Half a mile out from the grounds the
engine went wrong.
Luckey mace an attempt to bring
the machine gradually TO the earth
While one hundred feet in the air the
machine suddenly dropped and was
smashed to pieces in the railroad
tracks.
Luckey emerged with a cut knee
and numerous bruises
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Demand Towns surrender.

DOUGLAS, ARlZ.. Sept. 1i.--Col-
onei Antonio Rojas, commanding one
Thousand rAb@ts ~ Gtbsallens5 twelve
miles south Of the border. has sent
demand for the surrender OF Aela
Prieta, the Mexican town opposite
Douglas Rojas sent the demand by
John Scott, an American, whom the
rebels had captured and released on
~hts promise that he wouid carry the
rebel sittmatssrn to- thu federal com
nander in Aqua Prieta.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
..al,..is Cansnrt. 1rai.,.

IT. son. ARlZ,. sept. -i.--Catty-
lag uui ~ threat sgaiast tho rAil l.
General Campo and ave huufr -
reby.s struck the main inc + HE
. ,u,lssrn Facifie of Nj. - g. Aguas
"a. :. zig htStn klIulneterN lIl A-nf
Made end captagsd apu tau j
tr-t.n 80 10. which ha ! isf, The tor
der II II CLOCK n a. tA'us, 4 az
ssuii nan porter came ua y u a
han,lcar bearing wa II send an
.nsps atter the - ala al 10y
C.ach s,tsengers, The lebeIs com =
/. .4nt 49, the rest - - tsR.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
American Es4ap pes

Aqua PRIETA, SONORA, MEX,
Sept lI.-~Waiter Douglas head Of
the Phelps Dodge company, enppa''
Interests in Mexico. who los been
missing for three days, elu.iea are
hundred rebels between hsEe-a
cai,etfit,rqa tt7day, arfi rea"t1cd f''is
cstv He escaped from Nacozari.
where three hundred Ame~ictas are
hasfseed by seven hundred r&t@ls
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
GENERAL STERN
|NSPECTS BLUES
BATTALION WILL LEAVE SAIAR-
DAY FOR JOURNEY To NEW
ENGLAND STATES.

Headquarters of the non-commis-
stoned staff and the band OF the Rich
mond Light Infantry EIues were IN
spected yesterday afternoon by AS
sistant Inspector General 10 Lane
Stern, and Companies X and were
inspected last night. Headquarters
staff and band, made tine showing.
and Major r. w. Bowles WAS pleased
Compan MES A and Il also did we'll
Company A having ffsy-eisnt men
and three officers present. with fonr
men absent. and Company II having
sixty-four men and three Officers
present, with one assent.
Colonel stern will tonight irspec'
Companies G and ID. In the last three
inspections Company G made 100 Pei
cent in Its muster roll. and at the In
speetion last year was eGuafted by
only one other company in the state
Immediately after inspection the
men who are to participate in the
New England trip will turn over thsil
uniforms to their respective quarter
master sergeants, to be packed unit
the are needed again In other States
Suitcases---one for every two men
will be received for shipment early
Saturday afternoon. The battaLo Or
will leave Saturday for Newport News
and will there embark on an cs-
pccially chartered steamer of the
Merchants and Miners line fol
Frovtdence, r. I, Newport will ht
visited, the Blues to be the guests Of
the Providence milrtiamen, and Their
will come Hartford, New Haven ant
New York ------ -
Except in New York, where thu
Blues viii make onsy short stay o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12

NEW York, Sept. 11.--For the
fret time, it is believed la the history
of the two churches. men and wu-
men OF the Hebrew faith are using
today the Parish hall az a Catholic;
church In which to celebrate the
feast Of Rosh- Hash-Anah. usheriDg
In the Jewish year S673. and begin
ming the ten day period OF prayer
which ends with Yom Kippur. on
September 21st-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12

John PreSon, an employee OF tho city
street cleaning department was over
come By heat while at work on East
Grace street yesterday afternoon. He
was taken into a livery stable on
Franklin street, between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets, and was there
treated 'by Dr, II. r. sHawkins, of the
Cits hospital. ffe recovered sinace the
treatment, and was taken 10 his home
On church street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12

ATHENS, GREECE, Sept. IL
Aviator Karanenlakis fen from his
monoplane while flying over the sea
rear Patras today and was drowned
karaneniafls w'as the 1eadfrig aviator
af Greece.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Veteran Dies.

SAVANNAH. GA, Sept. i1.--Briga-
dier General W. w. Gordon. veteran
: OF the Civil and Spanish wars. and
well known az soldier and statesman.
died today at Green Brier. White Sui
phur Springs. w Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
detectives Set 10 Work.

Detectives were set to work. 1t
was discovered that Gibson had been
arrested in connection WIN the muir
der of q Mrs. Kinnan, in the Bronx,
six years ago, that following this the
husband of q woman who testified in
the Kinnan case that Mrs. Kinnan had
cried. THE lawyer hit me- was found
mysteriously slain in two feet OF wa
ter near the scene of the first crime;
that d we'll known broker, who had
succeeded Gibson as executor OF an
estate which had u claim of $780,
600 against Gibson, had met death on
a sound steamer, and was supposed to
have flung himself overheard; and
finally that young Irishman, who
said he had entrusted $4,000 to Glib
son for safe keeping, left his boarding
house one night declaring that he was
to meet the lawyer and discuss the
money. and has never been seen
since.
What m.snner OF man Is Gibson
While the storm has ragged about his
head. he has arrived at his office. at
| rs Liberty street, daily, gone over his
mail. read the newspapers and saiu
as little or as much as he pleased
| about the case In general he has
| denied In blanket form all the charges
and suspicious that have been direct
ed at him His attitude has been one
| OF indifference, rather than anger
I shame, or resentment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
WARRAnT IS ISSUED
FOR BURTON GIBSON

Continued from First Page
strange series of mysteries which
have come to light since DR.. Fritz
Eischerauer, the deputy consul gem
erai for Austrta-HuHgary one week
ago began proceedings to have Glib
son removed as executor of the es-
tate OF Rosa Menschik Szabo on the
following grounds:
That he secured control Of ths ss7
tate through a will which devised Mrs.
Szaho's estates to her mother. Mrs,
Petronella Menschik, who had died
two years previous to the signing of
the Will; that as executor of the es-
tate he brought forward woman
who posed as Mrs. MenSchik. secured
from her absolute control of the es-
tate, whose funds, amounting In all
TO about $4,000. he began to with
draw from savings banks, and swore
that there were no other heirs to the
deceased
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Wbittet for city Interests.

LAS a member OF INC HufHIII4stF a
tiv. board | shall endeayor to do eV-
ervthing in my power to transact the
business of the body in the interests
of the city | shall try to carry out
every provision of my platform as
n,,hlished some time ago. and l shall
aJways be piaased TO meet and confer
with my fellow citizens upon any oc.
casion and to discuss any question OF
nublic Importance, Robert Whittet,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12

p ga,s,.s rhank. Frien do.

"r desire to express to my fellow
citizens my heartiest thanks for the
honor they have conferred upon me-
and I pledge 10 them as pledged 10
them before the prtmary-a Ia'thiui
performance OF my duties to the very
- 4, @ E,OikeS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
WIN Attend to Duties.

v~~ AS I stated frequently during tine
campa gn just closed. l shall attend TO
nv duties as member OF the board
as faithfully as l have endeavored 10
do as building inspector, have no
radical reforms in the city govern
ment in view. but ] will always see.
so far as l can, that the city gets ev-
prythInp that II lis entitled to. My
time win be entirely devoted to the
work OF the office, and 1t viii give
me pleasure al any time to discuss
matters OF public concern with any
citizen from the mnEt inWiy to the
lordiy one Henry p. Beck.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12

State Senator Folkes was the first
OF the candidates to comply with The
law which, requires fling with the
Clerk Of Hastings court his itemized
account for the campaign. Though
Senator Folkes led the ticket his ex-
penses amounted TO only 1891 and OF
this amount $3.50 was the entrance
fee. The balance was for printing
and the hire of halls in which ne
spoke. The candidates have twenty
days in which to file their accounts