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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-11
gerEangt-fpetblid).

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gsndD, Aocubgie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
NUprnllOS.

Alexander, Miss NJ. E.; Alley, Miss
Annie NJ; Anderson, Miss NJ. b.. An
lcrson. Miss Ruth; Baker Mrs, Elijah.
Jr.; Barker. Miss sadie; Boase. Miss
Louise: Bracket, Miss S. L.: Brccdcn
Miss May: Brenglc, Mrs. c. T.; Bull,
Miss Fannie, Campbell, Miss Alma;
Campbell. Miss q. T.; Campbell. Miss
Mary T.; Chaplin, Mrs. II. e: Chew
ming, Miss Margaret. Christian, MISS
Janet: Church. Miss Dorothy; CoHman,
Mrs. NJ. B, Coleman, .uiss Caroline,
Colston. Miss D.. Cooke, Mrs. j. McP.;
Cooper. Mrs. Ii. C.; Crane, Miss Fran
ces; Crooilc Mrs. !. s.: Curry, Miss
Della: Danfor;n, Miss Grace; Davis
Miss Helen Davis. Mrs. j. T.; Davis
Miss Mabel; Davis. Miss Mamie;
Davis. Mrs. Ruth; DeCourcy, Mrs w.
c.; DeHart. Miss Sara; Delaney, Miss
Ida; Ducsbcrrj. Miss Edith, Duesbcrry,
Miss Elise; Ellington, Miss Matte Lee;
Enright. Miss Josephine; Fehscnfcld.
Miss Ella; Ferguson, Mrs. X; Gary,
Miss j. Marie: Gary. Mrs y. p; Gary.
Miss Lily, Gary. Miss Susie; Gates,
Miss Esse Nj. Griffin. Mrs. j. l.,
Gwathmcy. Mrs Abby: ilasse, Miss
Cora. liackett, Miss Corrinne; Hackott,
Miss L.ettio. Harding, Mrs. a. c.. IIar-
riuGton. Mrs. g. w; lIaw. Miss y. IL;
Grace; Hcrrink. Miss Helen c.: Hey,
Miss Eva Hey. Miss Mamie: Hill Miss
Jessie; Hooper Mrs. John r.. Tough,
Mrs. Margaret; Hull. Miss label;
Jcnnison, Mrs. Harry; Jctcr, Miss
Helen; Jones. Mrs. Cnas T.. Jones,
Miss Esther; Jordan, Miss Rose;
Knightly, Miss Eta; Knowles. Miss
lean T.. kucgolc. Miss Martha: Kuyk,
Mrs. c. r.; Kobe, Miss .dadelon; Lacy,
Miss l. l.. lawson, Miss Edna, Lea ne,
Miss Margaret; Link. Miss Emma.
, Link, Miss Jessie; Lorraine. Mrs. Ci
h; Lowe, Miss May; Lundan. Miss
Anna L.; McCrccry. Miss Elizabeth
McCreery. Miss Sarah; Mcdowell, Miss
Josephine. Mcintosh Miss; Madden.
Mrs. Bessie w; Maddox. Mrs. r. Cave;
Marahle. Miss Daisy; Marks, Miss
Anna; Mehlbreck, Miss Laura D;
Minor. Miss Aolle; Moody, Miss Mabel;
Miller, Mrs. w. o.; Nelson. Miss Mary
v; Nolin, Miss Lucille. Nolin. Miss
Margaret; Oldham. Mrs. ". w: Palm
ar, Miss Grace L.; palmorA Mrs. l..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
HARTMAN ACCEPTS
FEESFOR PRIMARY
Three Congressman Pay Price
Under New Law, Taking
No Chances.

Without regard to the legal point
raised as 10 the reception oc fees of
candidates FOR office under the new
primary law, State Treasurer Asher W.
sarman is taking all the money offered
to him. lie expects 10 refuse none,
tcchnicahtics TO the contrary notwith-
standing. The law is not effective am
I'll Juno II. and 1t has baen claimed the
treasurer cannot accept fees until that
time.
Three candidates for Congress have
already forwarded their checks 10 the
state Treasurer. STATE officials and
members oil Congress who are camdi-
dates In primaries must remit TO the
state Treasurer. while local officers pay
into the treasures Of their respective
localities.
Those who have SO far contributed
To the States cNche0uer are Represent
ativcs James Hay. of the seventh Dis
trict: &. G Carlin. of the Eighth, and
IT, y. Flood. of the Tenth. They have
scrt certified checks for 1915 each,
amounting TO per cent of one years
salary OF the position.
Primary assessments are no longer
paid % party committees.
The official receipt of Treasurer Har-
man goes to the congressional commit
tee of the distric, affected The checks
are held. IT the candidate has no op-
position thu check is returned To him
as soon as he is declared the nominee
Neither Of the three men who have paid
has opposition so far.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27

was the finest speech ever made in
the Council chamber. Further. he had
been leader FOR the oo-ccnt gas nova
mcnt.
Claude =. Batkins thought, he would
he good man TO lead the youngsters
IN the next Council over rough places.
IN view OF MS Experience
Marx Gunst had a few words TO say.
G. l.. Richards detailed his If. tell
ing OF MS rise under adverse c!rcum-
stances. After working tn tobacco
factories, serving IN the war, being q
policeman for ten years and tea
drummer. Mir Richards told how he
took garbage contract at $500 less
than the former price and made good
money. He was not In accord with tn,
idea tina; a man who made only $1,000
or $500 was not OF sufficient prouI i.
hence 10 become a member Of the Ad-
min.strativc Board. and he though, The
matter OF money Is rather one of cir.
cumstances.
Councilman II. +. Pollard. Jr.. who
Is not candidate FOR recollection, at
tended the meeting and discuss ed pub
lie measurements.
y. w. Bennett did not seem to be
worried about getting the nomination.
for he said II necessary he would ge
with both parties
Senator y. c. Hartman addressed the
club briefly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
paIlcy-Cartcr.

Especial to The -jispatchl
charlottesville. Va, April a6.-Cabcll
Face Bailey. assistant secretary OF the
Charlottesville y. NJ. c. a. ana Miss
Lynda Ross Carter. daughter Of G. Il.
Carter. superintendent Of the Char
lottesville Water Works, were mar
mied at $50 o'clock yesterday even
inc at the home Il the bride. tho Rev.
Gilby &. Kelly. ID. -. OF tho First
Methodist Church. officiating. The
bride was given away by her father,
and the only attendant was tic
groom's brother. Dallas Bailey. who
acted as best man. Immediately after
the ceremony, Mr.. ana Mrs. Bailey left
on d Southern trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
MAJOR THOMAS l.. RnoADs.

Wash!nSton. April 2d-Aiajor Thomas
L. Rhoads. of the medical corps OF the
army. has been selected by President
Iaft as his personal military aid TO
take the place OF Major Archibald
6utt. Major Rhoads is one OF the med
ica stan at the walter Reed General
Hospital. near Brghtwood, and for
several months has been the personal
physician for the President and the
members of his family. In that ca
FaciiT he always accompanied Presi-
dent Taft on his trips around the
country.
When Major Butt was taken III about
TWO months ago and went TO Europe on
health seeking voyage. Major Rhoads
succeeded temporarily to his duties as
chief military aid to tho President in
addition to his professional duties as
attending physician IIa ranks high
as physician and the President has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
Remarkable Christmas
Present

Among the curious Chr!stmal pres-
snts or this year w.!l be one for man
OF national reputation. which has been
AL year in the making.
Way last January the presen, va,
decided upon. and friend OF the prom
lnent gentleman requested the Burrells
Press Clipping Bureau, o. New York,
TO watch every paper In America and
20 take UP every item which appeared
concerning the man.
the clipping bureau people followed
INSTRUCTIONS. and nov 2resen, the hts
tory OF one year in the life of this
espeCia. man.
The. history ends Just after election.
and the 2o.et2 newspaper items found
editorial mention to flll-page illus
trated stories. These have been mount
ed on 1900 great sheets of IRISH linen
paper and bound Into three massive
volumes
AZ the head o. each Item is tl.e name
and date OF paper clipped from. this
Information having neen put in with 4
book typewriter. The words thus In
In actual time a very strict record
of which has been kept the work has
REQUIRED siXty-four working days
e shronghona the nr year and has kept in
people. readers. clippers sortsrs
mounters and binders. Every news.
paper Of Importance is represented.
the unique orders which get into the
Burrelle Bureau for the extent Ia
which clippings are used by In cvidua! -
and by bu-i:css concerns seems 10 he
remarkable.
There are many people in private az
well as in public life who need pres.
CLIPPINGS and don't know 1t. II might
De We'll Ter them 10 look up this man
Burreile. who is said to be so we'll
knowh that letter simply addressed
Burrelle, New York" Will reach him
With no delay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
IDGE CRuMr WILL. HEAR
ARGUMENT On FRIDAY NEXT

Nevt Friday and Saturday have been set
apart on the docket or the Law and Equity
Court for aryutncEt before Judge Crump
the petition for Injunction designed
to test the validity o. an action OF the last
,cSSon az the General Assembly rc>uo-
uniting 80 popular vote certain anne ndments
20 tho State Constitution once rejected. and
it IL claimed no. SSaiu introduced and ad-
NcrtiScd IN the manner prescribed by las.
The amendments are those which permit
cts rrcasurers and commissioner % tho
revenue 10 tuccccd themselves The contest
Is being made ny James \. scott. or I.yaci-
nurE. who I'm. Applied for an injunction re-
Htrniuing tho Secretary OF the Common
wealth from proceeding to put the alleged
Invalid act Into effect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27

,,TTDF'iHl 70 'Ine IlmeY- Dlspatch
HitEt vile, Va. April gG.-A very
" nome Wedding took place ut
li''a morning at o'cIock when his
.thl"r MirH Martin Katharine. was
gHi''l iu inhrriag" 10 Willi..m IIydc
~" we, ~ Blikcytllr 1'hcy were
offended ~ MHI Mniy I:IiznJ.th fIn,t
ii'I EHPcn' = ilurt sister ana brother
"i '4t prid" Tho ling ccr"inony WAS
'4, ROY w . WoodhonRc. pastor Of
'"I i'"g'r' Church ofhciating.
INC btinc wore graz travelling aii.
am carried white BRIDES rosca
Alr rad hfrf rowlkes left on the
.Dt"iht ram for 4 SNORT bridal trip
"H4 val 0r ut home Ia their il,ends
hflr. MO- A. ''''A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
BRISTOL NAMES DELEGATES.
Sentiment Nrpnrcptly for Clark. hut
No Instructions Given.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
Bristol Va. April 26--The Demo
Gratis OF Bristol in "a mass-meetine in
the City Hall tonight elected six
teen delegates TO east the vote Of
Bristol in the State convention, t"
be held at Norfolk on May ~ ,Ap-
parcutly Clark sentiment prevailed.
hut the delegates go uniustructed.
with friends of each candidate on the
delegation. Chairman FLOYD Roberts
presided over the meeting, which was
largely attended. Herbert G. Peters
made the principal speech Of tho even
ing. enthusiastically predicting Dem
ocratic victory in November Tho
meeting seemed 10 he unanimous in
favor OF no instruct!ons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
CLOSING ENEHCIsEs HELD AT
THE CREME HIGH SCHOOL

M. ItI :" Inc TImcH-D ifratch.I
Crcwe. Va Aprii .G.--1!ie nigh
rcAool common, was held in the
Baptiet Church Thursday evening
Miss Dunn the principal. delivered d.
piVuas to the following graduates:
Lth"i Blair Adams Snncy Evelyn An
d"raom, Grace W.rrincl Berry, Cora
Nolan Eoitsmau, Allne Bcyillc. Emily
J"Hross Borum Gilbeart Hooper Col
lings Ml2g!e Leigh Cummlns, Hattie
Evelyn cuInnins %clie Bailey Jones.
Ethel Madeline Jeukins. Whitley Nor
ris Fannie Estelle Mclaughlin. Lin
wood Earl Wilson.
Professor binford OF Richmond COL
leso. was the speaker of the evening.
At thc close OF the exercises, the
;;Faa mates th"ir teachers aIs friends
%ere 'endf"d Il sumptuous banquet at
Hotel OlY.r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
Pay Your Poll Tax

hut one week remains In which
citizens may pny their poll taxes
nnd No qualify to vote for members
of the Administrative Hoard, for
member of Congress, and for Prcsi->
dent of the United States.
The final day, IL Saturday, Mny 8,
ono week from To-day. Voters who
arc qualified by pnymcnt of poll
taxes six months before the gen
eraI election In November arc quail
dcd to vote In any primary which
may he held during the summer for
any OF the Offices 10 he Allied at the
general election,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
oDD-FEILOWs TO CELEBRATE
NISETY-TIiIRD ANNIVERSARY

Members Of Unity. Metropolitan and
Friendship lodscs. / o. o. r. Will celebrate
their ninc,y-th!rd anniversary with a1pro-
pTiatc services tomorrow morning at II
o'ciock at tho Leigh street Baptist Church
Tire pastor, Rev. j. J. Wicker. l. D. wilt
preach on "Thc brotherhood ., Man"
The three lodges VIII incct a, ~ o'clock
az thslr rooms. and Will march 10 Twenty.
hfth and Marshall street from which poInt
incy vii march Ia body 10 the church
Patrick Henry Lodge No. MS Will hold q
sp"c!aI service tomorrow nigh, in Tie Mar
shall stree; chTIstisn Church, nithoush it
VIII participate with the oihcr IohSes Ia IN,
forenoon services IN the Leigh street
church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27

every confidence in his medical ability.
strong friendship has followed their
constant aHS intimate association. and
IT is regarded as only natural that Mr..
Taft should have selected him as his
chief personal aid. as we'll as his ply
stefan.
Major Riioads accompanies tho Pre.i.
dent on his present trip TO New Eng
land and New York. and PERFORMS all
tho duties that previously .levolvcd on
Major Butt, such as arranging tho de-
tails OF tho Presidents movements and
tho reception OF visitors at all plac s
where stops are made. Like his pre-
decessor. he remains constantly at tho
side OF the President. and wears his
uniform at all official functions In
which tho Prcsid.n takes part.
Major Rhoads Is from Pennsylvania
and has been in the medical corps OF
the army since October. 1909
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
MANY RICHMOND SINGERS IN
WEDNESDAY CLUB CHORUS

NJ: Penicf, Miss Alice L.; Parkinson.
Mrs. Everett; Parkinson, Miss Kath
crime; Philpotts. Miss May; Pom
Zig, Miss Emily a.. Priddy, Miss
Pearl; Priddy. Miss Ruby; Rady, Mrs.
e. A.; Ralston. Miss Linda; Ramos,
Mrs NJ. b.; Ramos. Miss Nierra: Rand
lett. Mrs. George; Ricketts,. Miss En-
mic; Robinson. Mrs. +. H.: Ryan. Miss
Nellie; bedford. Miss Myrtle; scher-
H.; Simpson. Miss Mary; sisco, Miss
Marion Smith Miss Miriam: Snead,
Mrs. II. NJ. Sprenkle, Miss Anna;
steward, Miss Florence; Taylor. Miss
Eva C.; Taylor, Miss Fannie: Thomas.
Miss Rosie; Thompson. Miss Ida NJ.
Thurston, Miss Katherine; Tribbctt.
Miss Bessie urner. Miss -.nnc Walden,
Mrs. Il. T.; Neazcy, Miss r.. Wade.
Mrs. stephen e.; Walker. Mrs. Eunico
ilill Whccler. Miss Charlotte X.
Wilder, Mrs ID. H.. Wingiicld, Miss
jamie; Wright. Mrs. y. c: Wright
Miss Elsie.
Atos--@Ailen. Miss Amoret,e; Andcr-
son. Miss Mary. Arendail. Miss Eva c. /;
Banks. Mrs. r, T.. Blng!cy, Miss Al
T.,
Mrs. J. c.: Breeder, Mrs. Powhatan.
Burrcll. Mrs. w r.; Button, Mrs {. H.:
Chappsll. Mrs. Charles: Christian. Mrs.
Vi. &; Church. Mrs q. f.. Commhnn,
Mrs. ~ r.; Davies, Mrs A. Davis, Mrs.
A.; Eaton. Mrs. w. T.; Field. Miss Jean;
French, Mrs. w W: Gary. Mrs. Sadie
r.; Goodliffe. Mrs. l. Il; Goodrich. Miss
Leila o., Gwathmey. Mrs. y NJ Gwath-
mey. Miss Sarah; Hotchklss. Miss :. b;
Jenross, Miss Lizzie; Jones, Miss Ag-
mes; Kirkwood, Miss Anita; Low, Mrs.
NJ A; Lyle. Miss $ r. Mccain, Miss
| Esther: Mailonee, Miss Gladys: Martin.
Mrs i. w: Moltz. Miss Bessie; MIR
ray. Miss Fannie V: Node, Mrs. A. II.
No!!n Miss Helena: Oakley Miss Pearl
p; Owen, Miss Grace; Price. Mrs. j. b.
/ Reynolds, Miss; Ricketts, Miss VI. p:
! Rike. Mrs; Roberts Mrs. Rosa; Sains,
| bury. Mrs, r. c.; Smith, Mrs Charles
y. smith, Miss Louise; Sml;her. Mrs.
! y. b.: stephan. Miss Louise: Taliey.
Mrs. G. T.; The;mar, Miss Helen: War
rem, Mrs. John; Welsh Miss Marion:
Wren. Mrs. +. NJ; Wightmsn, Mrs.
4 C.
Tenors-As;ley, John IT.; breeder.
Powhatan. Jr.: Cancpa, c. A.: Chcwn-
Ing. y. J.; crsekmore, Russell; Davies,
u. r.; Enos. J. n, Friend. j. WIN
%
Hooper, John Il: lIundley. Jos. W;
Jackson. W. 3; Jcrvey, A.: Mcdowell.
Herbert; Jones, W. n, Jr.; Minor, L. c.;
Netherwood A; Ryan. Jos f; Smith.
Charles Y; Smith, ". L.; Walden u.
r.; Wilkinson. T +.
nnsses-Acrc. Il. L. Banks, II. r;
Belteil, Thomas f.. Bingiey. ~ -.
Eosher. j. C.; Briggs. ]. D.. in; Brock
@nbrouGh, Ben; Cooper. Henry c.;
French, Robert; EIalioran, ]. W: Hes
ter. vs.. o IIilgartner, :. u; Jewetts
w. Jones. \. b. Mccarthy. Julian;
MADDOX. L. Cave; Mchlbrcck. Fred;
Monatt, H. IL Morris. u. L.; Morton,
| H. p; Node. y H.: Palmorc j.. y;
! Ponlis. Emil Powell. Horace; Ross
lcseph e.; S;agS. :. swanson. Harry:
stiles. c.. Umlaun. Il y: Walford
! Bmiorc Whsatlcy. u T.. Williams, L.
| r. Wniis. stanley: zacharias o. Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
ALIEN ANDRIt AUDIENCE
HEARS MISS MARY JOHNSTON
( Special 10 The Times-Dispatch.

AleNaudriR. Va. April 26.-Miss Mary
Johnston. the authOress. to- Knight de-
livereJ a talk on Woman as an
Economic Factor before {. largo audit
cncc in the Young Peoples Building
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, under the auspices of the Alex
andria Trades Council y speech was
also made by Representative David J.
Lewis. The speakers We're introduced
by Lewis H. Machen. former state
Senator. The affair was opened with
"a prayer BY Rev. w. +. Watson, pas
tor of the First Baptist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
iIS-Shunhs,

Special 20 The Timcs-D ispatchl
Crewc. Va. Aprn 26.-Niss Annie
Estcile Shanks ana Henry Robert Ely
were married at the nome of the
brides m9irsr. .Ars. clifford shanks.
Thursday afternoon and loft immedi-
ately Tor an extended tour including
the Northern cities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
ADMINISTRATION.

Special o The Times DisratchJ
Fredericksburg. Virginia April %
Thomas L ADAMS, of Augusta. Ga,
ana Miss Blanche l. Hudson OF this
city, were married hero last night by
Rev. Decatur Edwards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27

ages OF thirty and htty-all were
either under thirty or over nifty. Then
the law had 10 he changed so that
the woman on registering ~ only
asked whether she is over twenty-one
years old. And that IS the simple
truth"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
Hober, Daniel to Visit Mother.

Mp.. j. II V. Daniel. OF the Chesterfield
received a te!eSra m yesterday from her SON
Robert WILLIAMS Daniel, saying that he
viii arrive here tomorrow morning from
Ph!iade phia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
CANDIDATES TALK
TO NORTHS|OERS
Lee Ward Aspirants Meet Voters
and Tell Of Their
Virtues.

Candidates Tor The city Councu ana
for the Administrative Board address
ed tho Northsidc social and Demo-
cratic Club Of Lee Ward at . meeting
in Fraternity Hall last night Tho
room was well filled. The speakers
said little to attract attention., each
promising TO do all he could for his
city and his ward. and referring to
his record when he possessed one.
y. l.. Nondcrlehr and j. J. Pollard
spoke briefly for their candidacy. DIR.
w. III. street said he had no public
record, as also did Larkin w. Glaze
brook, il.
with kindent regards to YOU all.
and hoping that you may favor me on
April SO remain. yours very respect
fully. Clyde IT, Radcliffe" was the
conclusion OF AN address by that Coun
Gilman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
Denies Campaign story.

i. H. Powell commented on the fact
that his own Official record is made
little more difficult because he has
been on the Finance Committee. which
gets kicked around. T.. w. Miner de-
MED campaign story TO the effect
that he had once been guilty of want
ing to lease the Gas Works. To the,
contrary, he said. he led the fight
against such & proposition. lie OPP
posed recommendation OF commit
tee when visited Philadelphia on
this subject. Mr.. Miner quoted Judge
;. II. Witt as saying that Mr.. Miners
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
THE WEATHER

F"recnst; For VIrGinia-shoUcrs
Saturday; sunday, fair.
FOR North Cnrolina-Cloudy with
probably local rain Saturday and sum
dny.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
Arrested for rhcf, ~ ,y,,ch

John .lonc'. "olorcd wBs arrested ana
locked up in tho Second Police station Ias,
niSh' on tho charge % stealing w,tch
rom Bcniam!n Hamilton Hamilton said
that the watch WAS so!d-niled. but did no,
give its value
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27

sun rises.,,.S 12
Sun sets,n. 6:SA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

.NDrli g, 912.
HIGH TIDE.
Morning. .,. | so.
evening". l;io
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-02

The funeral services were pri-
vate and without much display.
At the cemetery the body was
deposited in crypt in the Bah
cock Mouseleum recently COM
pleted by the late Mrs. Carrie
Babcock, mother-in-law of the
vice president, whose body was
placed in it three weeks ago.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-02
Judge A. c. Backus of Milwau-
kee, before whom John Schrank,
who shot Theodore Roosevelt,
will be tried.
This Keeps Nuts Fresh.

This Keeps Nuts Fresh.
walnuts or any other kind of
nuts are packed in layers of sand
and kept in a cool place, they will
keep fresh for an indefinite per-
iod. Soak them in warm water
for an hour before using if you
would have them peel as if they
had just been gathered fresh from
the tree,