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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
NEGROES TO RAISE
HOSPITAL FUNDS
Six-Day Campaign Endorsed by
White Citizens Will Be-
gin Tomorrow.

Tomorrow morning will sec tho
opening of tho siN-day campaign OF
the Women's Auxiliary League for
the subscription OF u $4,000 fund
with which to erect In Richmond n
modern hospital and training school
Tor the use of the city's colored popu-
iaton. 1t Is tho Idea of the Original
tors of this movement that tho nos
pital shall DO erected as II memorial
TO tho hdelity and faithfulness of the
ola negro servants, whose service has
never been materially COMMUNICATED
Campaign headquarters Will be
opened IN the business section OF tho
city tomorrow ploruing. and a
thorough canvass will be mndc, The
campaign will be conducted somewhat
along the lines OF tho siN-day cam
paign for the Young Mems Christian
association building and similar
campaign for new home for the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton. Every ono in Richmosd will be
given an opportunity to contribute to-
ward this cause, but no one VIII he
previously assessed tho amount of his
gift, as has Leen done in past cam
paigns.
Back OF the movement, In hearty
sympathy and endorsement. are some
OF Richmonds foremost business men
and high Officials of the state Gov
ernor Mann himself has already de-
livercd two addresses in tho interest
OF tho proposed hospital and regards
1t as very desirable and worthy
movement. Other State officers will
lend their financial and moral support
to the campaign.
a feature OF the proposed hospital
its finest feature In the opinion Of
some VII be trailuaE school for
the teaching OF sanitation and hygiene
to colored nurses and patients. Con-
tributions In the form of bed or wnrd
endowments Will be welcomed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
LiitIc I:Isr discussed.

Especial To Tie Times D!spatch.l
Washington. May IS-L!ttle else was
discussed around the Capitol to-day
hut the suspension of Ty Cobb OF the
- etroit baseball club. Tor his miN-up
with a spectator In New York day
on TWO ago. Grave Senator'S and House
members last interest in the question
Of whether or not tolls should be
charged for ships using the Panama
Canal. tina effect OF the Bristow amend
ment TO the popular election Of Sena
tors. tariff schedules and other matters
that ordinarily absorb the minds OF
tie national lawmakers. Ii was ali Ty
Cobb. There was nothing els. to il.
Many members of both houses left
heir places ard vent to the Amer
lean League Park, where they might
discuss the most Interesting question
which has cV.r arisen in organized
baseball with their ncighbors. The fans.
If cobb comes to Washington with
the Detroit team next Tuesday, when
that club is due here, he probably will
receive the biggest ovation ever given
bail player in Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19

OF myself. What originated the over
turc which caused this change by tho
committee?
The Idea upon tho part of some Ia
that too many preachers are in office.
When you adopt this report, however
you are not giving more men 10 the
passionate. and by adopting it you arc
apparently giving an answer that you
are not giving. | have an idea that
It would be better of the assembly to
say who shall be secretary of color I'd
work. j claim this consolidation of our
committee has been no consolidation
but only injection of home committees
into others"
There was some objection expressed
also to the recommendation of the sys-
| tomatic benefcence committee that the
! Laymen's Missionary Movement be
placed upon the same footing with the
four executive committees in the work
OF SECURING the every member canvass
in every church and in securing the
! Sl.ooo,o0O for the work of tho asscln-
! bly, during the year I9lS-ta1i After
soma discussion the item OF the report
was adopted as recommended.
Several other reports were read. some
being adoptd and others being placed
| on the docket until some session OF
next week.
No afternoon session was held, the
| time being devoted to the meeting OF
! committees.
This evening a popular meeting In
| the interest OF schools and colleges
was held. Rev ~ -. p. Gilmcur, OK
chester ;. C.. was the speaker.
other Report. Received.
a majority report from an ad in
term committee on marriage and di-
vorce suggesting that the assembly
refer 10 the presbytcries the matter OF
a proposed revision of the Confession
OF Faith on this subject. and a minor
ity report urging the assembly to de-
ny the requests for the opening of the
question:: the adoption Of a repor,
against the building OF Il great Pres
bytcrian university at this time, and
tho consideration OF reports recon-
nending the change in the basis OF
representation In the General Assem-
bly, and against the recall" as applied
to church officers were other features
of to-day's session.
Several reports We're made ordera
of business for next week, including
the report of the committee on Ro-
manism.
On the subject Of marriage ana d.
force the majority rcport. which Is
| 50 called because signed by the chair
man. DIT w. T.. Bogss. of Atlanta. al
though tho minority report is signed
by half thc committee. asks the con.
/ terence 10 submit to the prcsbyter!es
the question OF changing the Comics
| sion The minority report. signed by
/ Df' II. y. Webb, of Louisville, and 9th
| cfa' urges tnat the church is already
right on the question. Roth commit
tees reported against permitting poly
Gamous persons to enter the church.
either In this or foreign lands. until
thcS nave removed and made provision
! for tho women and children affected
| DE- j. c. Pritchard. Of the medical
missionary corps of the church In
AFRICA. made an Interesting talk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
ENTERTAINMENT Is SUCCESS.
'rchitnfIr sum ncnIiZcd for UcncGt os
MmrN Mnshln:Inu unsnituI

lHp''lal l" lhc Times lJiSpatch
frcderickSbnrg, Va. MAY lS.-A
,D"Gneht entertainment for the MARI.
Washington Hospital in this city was
even at the Opera House here la Il
night; and was largely attended ana
Srchtiy enjoyed. Those participntirr
IN me musical numbers were Mrs. 4
T. k"we Miss Rernice White. Miss
nate bOggctt Miss Nora Willis. Mrs
b, Proctor Miss Margaret .ShcpiicrJ
Mss ~ Hateman. Miss Cary Graves
MISS Mary Moncurc. Charles L. Wright
NJ 6: Willis. Jr.. ". u. smith. Io,III
WoodinE II. *. Sweetser. Aubiil
,Wooding, II. e. Bunock. s. Is. oninn
Inc accompanyists We're Harold Cen.
ther. Miss Evelyn Nindc. Miss I.ucii.
l'aSScil Miss Lavalctte Bowman Mis-.
Annie FULTON. Others who took mart
IN spcciel numbers were Misses IoIIis,
Nindc. ldear Traylor. Levy. Annc
Nindc Elizabeth SacrcN. II. e. Shactei.
iord ana tho fredericksburg Collcge
orchestra. The musical program was
under the direction OF w. !. Phillips
ana the evening was a complete sue
cess. a handsome sum was rcaIiZ,,
Tor IN" benefit Of the hospital
y larE force of hands and 3
WI"cking machine Of the Richmond
k@hurp ANA Potomac Rnilron.
is Engaged here in moving a flat rail.
road car from the tracks OF the rnii.
| road To sectional tracy, on whicT
the flat car conveys the large nnt
heavy generator Of The Frcdcricks bure
Power Company from the railroad M
Main Street to the power house Iyher,
IL viii he Installed. and the new pown,
plant Is expected to he in 0ucratIo,
| within 81 fcw weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19

sad that he believed II would he
agreeable to the other members of
the committee to amend tho report by
the insertion of the words Executive
and ''or other" Tho amendment was
then adopted by tho assembly. and
tho Item OF the report as amended was
adopted.
Wants Same Policy Followed.
Rev. s. l. Morris secretary of the
eNecutiv, committee OF home mis-
SONS expressed the desire for tho
same policy to be followed in the
home mission committee.
Rev. J. G. Snedecor, who IS score
tary OF colored evangelization. under
the direction of tho home mission
committee. said: Il am a man of few
words. and l am glad TO say that I
am happy In the rccomme ndation Of
the committee. ] have always desired
to keep my work and not myself in
the front 1 want to ask whaS effect
this action of the comittec Will have
upon our forlorn work for the work
for colorcd poodle is our foriorn work.
/ don't ask what the effect Will be
! upon me. Thank God, can take care
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
WASHES HIS HANDS
Of ENTIRE AFFAIR


stead OF waiting ii long time before
giving his decision
Il do not feel If should been
suspended for what l did, or even
fined
Late this afternoon Cobb received a
Telegram from the Georgia delegation
in Congress. 1t reads:
LAS Gcorgians. we commend your
action in r.scntins AN uncallcd Tor in
suit. We hope for your complete eX
oncration and speedy restoration TO
place in the clean sport of baseball.
We arc proud OF Your record as a
leader of your Profession
The message WAS signed by senators
Bacon and Smith, Representatives Ed
wards. Eoddcnbery. Hughes. Adamson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
BEN COLE WINS
STEEPLEC HASE
Consolation Event at Country
Club Over Long Course
in Fast Time.

Though getting away to a bad start.
Ehme old Ben Cole. one OF the best
limbertcppers in the state. yesterday
Eaiiopcd past field of four and won
me consolation steepi"chase at the
country Club of Virginia over course
ABOUT two and onc-half miles long.
Just four horses faced the barrier
Ben Cole, the winner. ridden nv = :
Campbell: Iron Prince, ridden by ]. A.
Branch. and finishing second. Gates,
ridden by T.. d. Harris. and ZafIre'
ridden by u. D. Philips.
AT the word Zaffre was off at a
brisk pace which soon proved killing.
though shc kept gameiy Mt II for
ABOUT three tourths Of the course. AZ
ter straining a tendon her rider re-
fused 10 let her take the last two
jumps Bon Cole was always in the
rear until the last thrcc-quarters of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
NJ" rAHhoR. CAR LINE ON NOR
FOLK AND WESTERN. SERVING
RICHMOND.

Train leaving Riohnond Tor Ro,,
~" ~, the Ncrio!k ana Western Rail-
way ct !! vi. daily, sxccpt Sunfsv
dho ,T56orFsspo1d:ns train IN opposite
daily, .Nce9t Sunday ana IN p W NJ
on 81. Suhcays. i nov carrying a throuEn
ru!iiinan er0I"r parlor car. This To-
ff ar "'tt rar.or car on train which
caves HlcarIond - A. VI ana arrive.
Nchmond 6.q5 r. NJ. gives .hro.,rb
IIS!!or car service twice a da,. briwn"n
Eieninond. Burkeville. Farmyijin
i SnvI,iInrs. y ;diord. Blue Ridge and
tn,k Nlh ne Norfolk and Western
~ OF 'ness cars arc equipped win
e. H. BOSI4EY.
District Passenger aco,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19

Norman, who died suddenly several
weeks ago on a train near Appalacria.
which was proba,cd here to-day, tho
csttc. valued Ut $4,000. is left to self
perpetuating board for the establish
ncnt and maintcnanc nee OF n home for
old women Outside of the require
ment that a hare majority OF the trus-
tees arc TO be Baptlsts. there is to be
no denorninationnl requirements at tho
home, whoch is to be located in Lynch
burg or its suburbs. and Is 20 be
called Wilmington Home"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
panylIe Tobacco Report.

Dnnvllc. Va May iS.-Ths sales OF Ieuf
tobacco on the warehouse floors this week
have been very small. and the tobacco OF
ouch 4 character as to Indicate that the
crop is ABOUT all sold. While occasionuIy
there Is some good tobacco Offering. tho
most Of It is common and often DANA Ecd
y good many plants have practica ny
ceased buying for the season. except per
haps for some special grades OIL which they
may DO short
Stili prices hold firm on all desirable to-
haccos and II is only the low grades tina,
are easier amd less In demand There IL
very little doing In rcdricd tobaocos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
State Democratic Convention, Nor
folk, May 23d. s3.45 via n.
& w. Ry.

Tickets on sale May 81, - and %,
good for return passage until May 2S.
Norfolk and Western trains leaving at
9 A. NJ and 3 p. NJ are the fastcot
trains TO Norfolk, and are the only trains
carrying through coaches and Pullman
Parlor car between Richmond and Nor
folk without change.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19

Especial t" The Timcs-pispa,ch

I-DINIUI nv III ] IfNrN- Us pitch
LYnrhbnrg, Va, sIaY 1S.--RcDorts
from farming sections around Lynch
burg indicate that the wheat crop Is
being seriously damaged ny tho Hes
sian fly thiJ spring, and that In many
instances the crop win be total loss
despite the fact that the crop was
more promising few weeks ago than
It had been for some years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
FIGHT ON EFFORT
TO GUST CHESTER
CONTINUED from First Page)

continued from First PaEe,)
Told by political ffiend that a rumor
had been circulating here that 1 was
(, party to this change IN the work or
1.-THE foreign mission committee as
recommended by the committee of
systematic bcnehcence was told
iJast night that 1t was being whispered
THAT DR.. Dobyns ana l had concerted
mis- whole matter. l want to say that.
with the exception OF speaking few
words to Dr.. Dobyns this morning. j
believe l am correct In stating that
he und / have not had IL conversation
of two minutes In lens III FOR ten years.
ANA have had no correspondence what
over.
= never heard OF this action of tho
committee OF systematic benencence
until on tho train coming here, it is
my opinion that If the assembly is to
be made a place OF whispered Islander.
,o had better 80 out Of business. l
want to say further tina: if any broth
,r here overheard that lie In any part
of our church. / hope he viii denOunce
IL as the most infamous lie ever utter
I'D
When heard of this proposed
+ change. asked to go before the com
mlttee of systematic byneiicence, and
7 did GO tried there TO avoid any
| change In our office relative to Brother
! Chester. He and 1 have been devoted
friends for years. and I hope this
! Islander VIII die right here in this as
! sembly."
Proposes Amendment.
Tho next speaker was Rev. James l.
Vance the chairman of the executive
committee of foreign missions. Every
body knows Or. Chester and DIR. Smith
arc devoted friends" no said Il APP
prcclate tho work OF the committee of
systematic henchcence and l believe
We arc In the storm ccntre OF the re-
port OF that committee right now. md
] pray God Will guide us out of 1t
Personally. l am opposed to tho policy
Of the committee in making this re-
concentration, md L feci that We can
not afford TO do anything to ALLEVIATE
amy man or woman in cur church. We
cannot afford to dispose of the ser
vices a DR. Chester. I hold now n
letter from the foreign mission com
mittce insisting that DR.. Chester be
retained in the Office. | took that let
tor with the liberty TO read It to the
assembly or 10 withhold 1t. 1 think
It best not TO read ii. | am about to
move that tho majority report Of tho
committee be adopted. II is not an
easy thing to make this motion, and
before ] do SO, | am going to propose
mn amendment TO tho r,comme ndation
Of the report under consideration, so
that 1t Will read MS follows
In regard to the overture We re-
commend that one executive secretary
he elected for each cause, 10 have gen
eral Supervision ana direction of the
entire work OF the committee. and
that tho executive committee elect ali
the department supcrintcndents. field
secretaries. or other assistants tina are
needed. Tho secretary shall be
member Of the executive committee"
DR.. Flynn accepted for himself tho
amendment OF DIR, Vance. after it
had been seconded by Rev w. f.
Dobyns another member OF the syste-
matte bencficence committee. who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19

a mile. when he began ovcrtakinE
Iron Prince. finishing a good three
lengths III the lead. Gates finished the
course well in the rear
II was pretty race. despite the
small field. and WAS done in much bet
ter time tnan the race OF last Satur-
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19

Farm Loaf, very best brand
Chicken and Veal Loaf, regu-
lar l5C can. now. ......... .10c
lib cans Corn Beef Hash, regu-
lar lSc can, now. .............1O c
Good Salt Pork, per pound. l0c
Mason lars Quarts, per dozen,
55c; lali Gallon, per dozen. 75c
Shucls, per.. 1Cst pounds ...... s1.I0
Snowflake Patent Family Flour,
Soc bag; OF, PER barrel ... $500
Good 4-String Brooms ..... zoe
lib. bags Whole Grain Rice. Sc
Root Beer, make 5 gallons, bottle &c
Imported Claret Wine. large bottle 25c
Finest Breakfast Bacon ..... loo
Quart bottles Rye or Corn WhislEcy soc
Large cans extra quality Cali
fornia Lemon Cling Peaches 16c
bars Circus Soap for 49,. 25c
Fresh Mushroom Crackers, Id 15c
Good Salt Pork, lb. f0c
Swift's Best Premium Hams,
New York State Green Gage
Plums, large cans ........11c
Large cans Square Brand Con
densed Milk Observation-Disclosures &c
Large Lump Starch, &C, or 6I3
re-, ,'or;c,, 'f;,,-.,,,,,,,iia,,,o,,,''''G 'e
e Suaar In vi 'No'"''' s,/.
~ :,
C' a. U,,i.(i 1Oc
Dried Eyaporatcd Pcache, } Lbs 25c
sun Dried or Dried Eyaporated
Apples, Id. Observation-Disclosures.
Large cans flIlcst 9our hrohl, can SC
G 5tlsh i,old r., 20 PECK Pushci 90
1890 i14. ffS has' Dd'rc' S|.oo
h ha,r,j 1 800 wv ''s' Pe {. N
Dunlop Flour. SOC bag: bi)l So. %
Silver King Flour, SOC bag; Der
barrel ........... S.. 90
All sjIcs 2's Il. iO'-. ner liz t4c
c. re. I-J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
S. VJllr11an's Son
2-STORES-2
1902 E. Main st. 500 e. Marshall ST
C. g 4 4 &c 4 q /. TIN g

S nj
seet II
Lay your supply good things people
money o groceries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19
HOME ron oLD WOMEN.
Norman Estate. Valued Mt $4,000.
Left for Its ESTABLISHMENTS.

7
Lynchburf. Va. May 1S--By the
terms of the will of Wilmington l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-19

We have big supply all kinds pou
AZ big savings.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
GOLF DINNER ID BE
 HELD ON WEDNESDAY
Country Club Members 10 Enjoy Good Cheer
 at Club House

At the country club the dinner matches ended with fast week and the committee has announced the din ner for Wednesday night of next week The committee is making the announcement ask that all members, whether they played the match for which they were scheduled or not, 10 attend the dinner
 A novelty is further announced by the committee in the way of a prize for the best medal card each week. This will begin on Sunday and will be continued each Sunday until fur ther notice. A player may make the COures in two or fOursome match and all that is necessary is to keep his medal score in the match and turn it in to the committee who will deduct the handicap of the player, since it is to be a handicap affair and the player each week with the lowest net score will receive a golf ball for his prowess.
 Inclement weather, snow and other conditions that were unsuited to the game of golf. caused postpOnement of the marathon match last Sunday. As yet no substitute date for the pOstpOnement has been announced but it is expected an announcement in this respect will be made in the near future
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
WARRENS BASEBALL
 TEAM IS IN FUNDS
Manager Bankard Has the Cash to Purchase
 Full Outfit

The Warren club Of the Tri-Town league has raised enough money in that live baseball suburb to equip itself for the coming struggle for the league pennant This is a side issue and has nothing to do with the can vas for funds that was made by a committee from the baseball organiza. tion. The forty dollars collected by Manager Bankard of the Warren club will be used to purchase uni forms masks, protectors. bats, prac- tice balls, etc
 The hustle of Manager Bankard might serve as tip 10 the managers of the other teams. u is believed that they could collect money enough from the fans of their town to purchase what team equipment is necessary and this would relieve the young and fin ancially undey eioped league of this expense.
 The inspiration Of pitting the three towns against each other in baseball was peach. Already there is enough interest generated to indicate that the Tri-Town league contests are going 10 be warm.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
IN BISBEE PRECINCT
 SALARIES ARE RAISED
Same Compensation as in Lowell is Now
 Provided

TOMBSTONE. March 1.-(SpeciaD The board Of supervisors were in session to day, and will be in ses- sion until tomorrow evening. The ses- sion this morning was taken up in the discussion of the proposition to oil the highway in the vicinity of Bis bee. between that city and Lowell, and the matter was finally referred to the district attorney, who will take the matter up with the board Of con trol.
 The salaries Of the justices of the peace in Bisbee were increased to S2OO per month, and the salaries Of the constables increased to Sl50, these being the same salaries that were allowed by the board to the precinct officers in Lowell
 The warrants were drawn for the salaries Of the various county officials. and the claims against the general fund will be acted upon by the board before it adjourns.
 The board will have considerable business to transact before it ad- journs, as there are a number of pc titions to act upon, as well as some appointments to make.
 The bids for the furnishing of the various county supplies are to be op- ened tomorrow. as will be the bids for the furnishing of a five-passenger touring car for the use of the county officials
 Frank Thomas was appointed by the board as interpreter for the courts Of the Warren district, at a salary of S125 per month.
 NJ. Gallardo has arrived from Pirtle- vile to take up his duties as court in terpreter here. 10 which office he has been appointed by Superior Court Judge Fred Sutter.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
SQUASH PLAYERS PRlMsD

NEW YORK, March 1:-Al the leading squash tennis players in this section of the country are putting the finishing touches upon their games in preparation for the second national championship tournament which will begin tomorrow on the courts of the Harvard Club in this city. Every de tail of arrangements for the big na' tional meeting has been completed. The battle for the title, which is now held by Dr. Alfred Stillman, will bring out an unusually large number oi strong men this year and keen com petitions are anticipated
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
Aroumet for oned Streets

The dust storm of yesterday was one of the most severe in Bisbee in a long time, and. if there is anything in the saving, TT March comes in like a lion. 1t will go out like a lamb" March a is due 10 have wool and to bleat The dust of Naco Road and other unpayed streets of the city was picked up by the wind and spread impartialy all over the city, and was particularly dana sing in the business district where doors are kept open. The storm was the best argument yet that these unpaved streets should be oiled.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
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