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Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-08
WELCOME TO ROAD BOOSTERS
Omaha Commercial Club Men Are
Greeted Along Route.
BIG CROWD AT FALLS CITY
Markers to Be Placed Along Scenic
Route from Gate City to Kansas
City-Enthu usiasm Displayed
70 by Many.

FALLS CITY, Neb., June 7.-(Spccial
ETelegram)-A rousing good roads
meeting was held here tonight in honor
of the coming Of the Good Road
Boosters" Of the Omaha Commercial
club. The meeting WAS presided over by
Lieutenant Governor j. II. Morehead,
ard plans were made to have the road
for twenty miles either side of this city
marked with the Omaha Kansas City
stencil Escorted by an honor guard OF
fifteen motor cars, the good roads
boosters from Omaha were welcomed
into this city by a band and a large
sathering Of citizens.
The after dinner meeting at which j.
A. Sunderland, chairman of the Com
mercial club good roads committee. and
Governor Morehead spoke, was held i'll
the park and the good roads speechs
were enthusiastically received.
The trip from Omaha to Falls City to-
day has been a continuous round OF re-
ceptions. At every stop sermons on good
roads have been delivered from the ton
neau Of the big Chalmers Six that is
carrying the tourists through to Kansas
City. There has been no difficulty so far
to get volunteers to take upon their shoul-
ders the burden of marking the road with
stencils provided by H. e. Fredrickson,
and everywhere the good roads boosters
have left in their wake growing enthusl-
asm to make the scenic route from Omaha
to Kansas City unmistakeable
The good roads car has been on schedule
all day and. the boosters expect to be in
Kansas City tomorrow evening at 6
o'clock. .
The good roads meeting here tonight
closed the doors Of a carnival company
for a while. The mass meeting held In
the park attracted such large audience
that not until after the band concert and
the speeches made by J. A. Sunderland
and Lieutenant Govorenor Morehead were
delivered was the show able to do any
business.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-08
Rebekah Degree Meeting.

CENTRAL CITY, Neb., June 7.-(Spe-
cial.)-The ninth annual district assembly
of the Rebckah Degree lodge will con-
vene in Central City next Wednesday,
June Il. There will be large number Of
delegates present and local members OF
the order are preparing for suitable en-
tertainment Quite an extensive program
is also arranged Mrs. Margaret Hol-
comb, state president, will be present.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-08

assessor, AL Hanff. The work Of the
different precinct assessors was found
to be very equal, all the assessments
being taken. The valuation of land In
Stanton county has been raised to on
averge of $40 per acre over the last as
sessment. five years ago. County As
SCISSOR Hanff is very much pleased at the
work of his assessors
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-08
Exeter 10 Celebrate Fourth.

EXETER, Neb., June 7.--(SpecialD y
Exeter will celebrate the Fourth, The
business men who are boosting the mat
ter have held several meetings and now
have things we'll in hand. The several
committees have been appointed and are
already hard at work getting the plans
perfected. If their plans work out En-
eter will hold the biggest Fourth of July
celebration ever held here. J. II. More
head, democratic candidate for governor,
will be the orator of the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-08

sought shelter in barn at Thompson
stated that hail washed down and piled
up against the building three feet deep
Chickens, young pigs, pigeons and birds
met death by the hundred The trees
We're stripped as destitute of leaves as
In the winter time. A local freight train
enroute from Belevile Kan, to Fair
bury was struck near Thompson and the
roofs of five cars were taken off.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-08

MIDDLETOWN, Conn, June 7.-Sev-
eral strikers and police officers were in
jured in a riot today at the South Farms
mills of the Russell Manufacturing com
pany, about 400 hundred of whose en-
ployes are on strike or an advance in
wages and readtustment of working con-
ditions. Inree arrests were made.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-08
Epworth League at sutton.

SUTTON, Neb.. June 7.-(Special.)-
Rev. W. H. jackson of Bladen was elected
president Of the west district of the Ep
worth league, now in session here. Yes
terday afternoon the delegates were given
an automobile ride over the city and in
the evening Chancellor Fulmer of Ne
braska Wesleyan university delivered an
address.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-08

Ravenna Party Leaves for bohemia
RAVENNA, Neb, June 7.-(Special J.
Joseph Smaha, pioneer meat market man
of Ravenna, left today, accompanied by
his son and two daughters, for visit
with his aged mother at the old home In
Bohemia. Mr. Smaha came to America
thrty-four years ago and has not seen
his mother since In his younger daya
he was an athlete of considerable ability
and was a member of the Bohemian
Turner society, and will attend the world 6
meeting of Bohemian athletes to be held
at Prague, Bohemia, next month. Anton
Jelinek. Bohemian farmer living near
Ravenna, accompanied the party.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-08

or bruised by fall apply Bucken's Ar
MICA Salve. Cures burns, cuts. wounds.
boils, sores, eczema, piles. Guaranteed.
2ic. For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-08
Half-Minute Store Talk

, Just to show how attached TO our
shoes most fellows become, We'll re-
late an incident that has come to our
attention. A man Bought pair of
shoes and he said at the time they
were the most comfortable he ever
put on his feet. After he'd worn them
over year they began to show signs
of wear and he came in and insisted
on another pair just like them. I'm
fortunately, we were out of his size
in that particular kind and he
wouldn't have anything else. He
looked all over town-but was unsuc-
cessful. What do you suppose he did
buy another kind? No, sir. He
said-"These are the first shoes |
ever had that were wholly comfort
able and I'm going to have some shoe
maker make me pair just like them,
They'll cost ME more than double but
it's worth twice your price to have
your feet say thank you every time
you put your shoes on
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-08
stanton land Assessment Rinse,

STANTON, Neb., June 7.-(Special)-
The precinct assessors OF Stanton county
met yesterday afternoon at the county
court house in Stanton with the county
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-08

Key to the sltuaton-Dee Advertising
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-08

Light, airy and shape-re-
tanning and dressy, too,
as any one could wish
$1,000 to $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
A. c. |. OFFICERS
ALL REELECTED
Stockholders in Annual Meeting
Make No Change in Official
Family.

Stockholders OF the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company, in annual SEES
sion in the Offices of the road at the
Byrd Street Station. reelected Sester
day the entire list OF directors. AND
these In turn reelected all omcels
The meeting was held at IL o'clock IL
the morning. and concerned itself WIZ
routine business purely.
LYMAN De!ano, J. F. Post. Jr.. anc
". W. MackaIl. were named temporary
directors to fulfil the charter require
ments Of a full directorate three mem
bers of the board having been un-
avoidably detained Their election re-
mains a legal fiction which is dis
solved automatically by resignation
after the meeting.
The directors declared interest at the
rate of per cent upon brunswick and
Western Railroad Company bonds FOR
the year ending December 81. 1917.
Interest will be payable at the safe
Deposit and Trust Company, Is South
street. Baltimore. Nd, on and after
January >. 1913 \ dividend Of 3 L.
per cent. semi-annuaI, was declared
Upon the common capital stock Of the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
payable January 10. 1913.
In addition TO the stockholders and
directors there were present at yes
terday's meeting. President T. n. Emer-
son. Of Wilmington. y. C.. and First
Iice-Presiden; Alexander Hamilton. OF
Petersburg.
The capital stock Of the company
vas increased $4,000, 900, making a
total capitalization Of $7S,0o0.ooo. in
order to take care Of the increase in
the capital Of Louisville and Nashville.
in which the Atlantic Coast Line Is
largely interested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
HORSE vANISnES
| AFTER RUNAWAY
Animal Which Threw Occupants
From Buggy May Have Fallen
Into the Dock.

Ay0tery last night surrounded the
daaappeArance Of . runaway horse
which had been drawanG q buggy.
Whether Il ended tts mad run by tum-
bling into the dock 1t the foot Of
Twenty-drst Street was Q question.
but At any rate the buggy's seat was
found floating upon the waters SUR
face by Patrolman Mitchell He was
not inclined 70 the supposdon, how
ever. that the animal had dashed
hsAdlong into the dock.
Two young men. Oscar Caller. OF
Chesterfield County, and Robert Prock-
lington, Of Fulton. occupants Of the
vehicle. were badly bruised when they
were thrown out after the horse had
gotten beyond their control at Nine
teenth and Franklin Street& Caller
was thrown out at Twentieth and
Franklin and Prockling ton in Twenty
FIRST street, between Main ana Cary.
They Nmped to the First Police Sta
ton. where they were treated by DR..
o. c. Page, City Hospital ambulance
surgeon. They were cut and bruised
about the head and face.
Neither could say what had become
OF the horse or buggy. Tho animal
was owned by Caller. while the vehi-
Gle had been hired from R A. Prueat,
a liveryman. OF 1909 East franklin
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
WHAT'S THE SIZE
OF APOSTAl CARD?
Funny Questions Asked-Dark
Plot Being Worked Out
by Howitzers.

How many torches can be carried on
a postal card?
Among the funny stunts In connec-
tion with the preparations Tor the
Statewide Wilson celebration are tne
invitations TO men selected as mar
.bals. being sent out by Chairman
Frank Ferrandini. OF the Committee on
p.r,d. There are to be nifty Of these
aides. all mounted on prancins s.eeus.
wearing gorgeous sashes ana iurtner
decorated with magnificent oadee~
A letter says: You have oeen Sc
,scted ss a marshal Please Indicate
n YOU win ride o horse. wear SASH
ana how many torches you can carry
ON the enclosed postal card.
There 10 evidently something do'ns
~,,n she Richmond Howitsera Cap
tai. ". n Myers won't tell what "
is but an air Of deep mystery per.
800 ofScers quarters In the armory
,..s nisbt. Whispered consultations
are accompanied with every tndtcauon
~ extreme delight - TO what - IN
s,ore for those who see next Tucsdas
nights parade
To deepen the mystery. The Times
rHscasch sleushs have DISCOVERIES thas
mr.. p x. r. warrick. the battery sur
econ. was dispatched TO Phssadeiph's
s,,dsx night. ana that he came home
with secrecy written All over ns
Re was actually seen TO inquire soVu.
freight service between the SHy %
R,o:heriy Love and the City OF Demcc-
r,cy. All vii come TO itees u sue
time. Murder VIII cot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

On Friday night the fourth Of the big
social stunts being pulled OF at the
yrea, building of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Grace and Sew
enth Streets. will take place This
ZINE the employees OF the American
Locomotive Works Company will be
received and entertained. The big
even. is in charge Of a special com
nittee OF well known men from the
Locomotive Works. cooperating Win
the social committee Of the associa-
ton, as follows: ". S. Seamans. Jr
J. Kinesrvater. H. c. Ganzert. {. r
Neurohr. E ". Farley. T. ]. Schnitz
E. s Peace. B c. Woody and h r
Rawlings The program Of the eve
ming will include fun and good time
for all the Locomotive men
At o'clock there will be an inror-
NAL recs ption in the lobby and an OPP
uortun..y 20 see the building.
A, sis O'Clock Polk Milier's Old
South Quartet will entertain the men
II the auditorium
Then there will be an amusing time
IN the big gymnasium. including
s,de-spIi:ting obstacle race. in charge
Of r " Strader and T. NJ Ninson a
tug Of war between the married and
single men, IN charge of Junius Kin
derva,er and H c. Ganzers- Then there
will be g. kane .os indoor baseball
between picked teams captained by
f. S. Peace and c. F. Neurohr Al
the same time there will be bowling
contests IN charge Of 7. J. Schmitz'
while M. Rei.haId. the physical d.
rector, Will look after demonstrations
In swimming and life-saving in the Dig
swimming pool
After the big time in tae gymha-
stun. refreshments Will ne served. ana
there vii! be social stunts II the l"ocS-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
INJUNCTION ASKED FOR

AUGUSTA People Desire 70 Prevent Issuance
Of Road Bonds.
4 petition was presented in the Supreme
Court of Appeals yesterday asking for an in
junction to restrain the Board OF Supervisors
OF Augusta County from issuing S25O.Oo0 OF
bonds for improvement. OF the roads OF South
River Mag!steriaI District The bond issue
was recently voted by the people OF the dis
tr!ct but its opponents have raised sundry
technical points to prevent the consumma-
ton o. the plan.
The Injunction has already been refused
BY Judge Henry ". Hol, In the Circuit Court
OF Augusta County. and should the Supreme
Court agree with the lower tribunal! the road
work will proceed without interruption
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
PARADE WITHOUT
BUSINESS WAGONS
Committee Decides Against
Them-s.ooo Red Lights VIII
Burn for Wilson.

BY unanimous vote. tho oommSctss
on parads Of the Stats-wtds Wilson
celshratsoa adopksd resolution hss
night dtsapprovang the idea OF per-
mtttang the wagons Of business people
having places In the proosssaon OF
next Tuesday nigaat- II wNS realized
thar the COMMITTEES cannot prevent We
hicles following behind the regular
parade, but It was formally declared
TO be the sense Of the committee that
such wagons would not be . part OF
tho omcial program. would not De
x4yeu places In line. and we're hooked
upon with disfavor.
II vas felt that to permit suoh
feature would mako a large advertis-
ing side to the parade in celebration
OF the Democratic national victory.
besides making the procession long
and unwieldy. It . supposed this
ends the plan Of having business
houses take part in this manner.
Chairman Frank Ferrandani presided
last night. He Will act a. CHIEF mar
shall, with Atty assistantA
While Chairman Clyde W. saunders.
Of the committee on speakers. - not
vet ready with his program. II 70 I'M
ocepted invitations to talk for not ex-
ceedins ten minutes each. are Governor
Mann, Congressman-Elect A. J. Mon
taEue and Congressman Elect "anef
A. Watson.
Tho committees last ndght found
themselves unable to do anything IN
the matter of fixing a line OF mafcn'
in New of the fact that II IL not known
,u.t what examinations will take part
nor the number Of marchers who may
be expected.
Five thousands red lights have been
ordered. To insure their equal distri-
but,on throughout the line OF marcn'
the lights will be distributed rom
wagon just before the start 10 n'aae
m. committees will meet again to-
,,gb, in Wilson Day Headquarters
r-6en ali will report to CITY Chairman
Mics n Martin. VIM has ssnera'
charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
STABBED TO DEATH
N~~rc Djes ryoyn Knife Wornd Inflicted ny
Ennk llie WIZ t..CaPr>.

Following "A quarrel ycy- Cav afternoon
a. 2 o.rso~r - 80 warehouse % fh-
ysu-hsc-V-,-e Tobacco Co-paGy Guc ,. ~
an,,-, Te-th S---,t. g"- E-rnc6y "".o-"d.
~. ts-ai'- s.aSSod - s-o'Her negro. said
q Dc Frank Els The 3r-"r es. ped. while
3,s-..sv h..T TO G.a-H before TIE arrival o.
d o = PaEs. City Hospital aTb-is-c"
surroon
ICs- VIA tie 80 r."u we've guarding
sbov. ssS 1o- known However. .~vera
rrS-oe. -. .sIs 20 have sra Ellis p.gns.
, s-t.. s--0 hs-rsdy'- sa1-.G.rS. after which
r. -,e5
Petersburg Asr'ara s-E otter n-srhy
-,,-r:. we're f--rE z-''v asked oy Ions lis
-a-os telephone 20 xar-A OFT FOR the rug-
rsrs-. wis ? a.e -~s--s-r - The ,GE.'lv.
-ss s;sc Es-.. 81. r.-.rs - AMI out % to
STATE
rome -s-.-- ~s.v--H 80 body and sai
- v"r-NG ao.s an .u9gaEr a. 70 o'-.oes '"a
-rS-rIEr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

TIL. condition OF Robert ". Baker. the
-n.dica! student who was seriously injured
IN az automobile accident early sunday morn
.n. near Petersburg took a turn for the bet
to- last night, and although he has never
recovered con seriousness since the accident
rhy sIciauS 81 ;hc Memorial Hospital express
I'd eacourac.nen, over the outlook IL Is
thought that he - suffering from conclusion
%. the brain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
NURSE MADE OFFICER


Miss Roller IL Appointed Official Of Juve-
mile Court
Miss Sarah Roller. for a long while district
nurse for the Visiting Nurses Association.
was yesterday named . probation officer
OF the Juvenile Court by Justice Crvtchneld.
The appointment of Miss Roller. who will
experiment. which will. II Is expected. result
in greatly increasing the efficiency o; the
Juvenile Courts work.
This step was n ade feasible by the Nurses
Assoc.ation. which has agreed to pay Miss
Rollers salary for three months
With the appointment Of Miss Roller the
probation officers OF the chiidren's court
nun Der four The others are J. Hoge Kicks.
3. z. Po!taux and J. ". Wheaton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
WILL CALL WITNESSES

Lat Of Suspected Tax.Dedse.. seea - -
IN Hands Of Shsra3.
s,,.r "a prolonged session In It's room yes.
to-day the grand Jury OF the Hu.tins: Court
suts Dried the announcement that no"
has in its possession consIassaoe Ms' ~.
those who are subject to criticism IN tne
matter o. tax returns In all probability eS
IN. end Of this week the Jury VIII begin tne
exomlninx 0. these parties on oath Wnts
=. a. ,he names Of those who have rec;ihed
,h.i- r.,urn. have no. been made pubic. II
Ia expected that when the list OF suspects
a. vtvsn 10 the Sheriff for summons that u
will Se made public 49,.
In ifs la, report the jury Indicated thar
4, Vas particularly interested In those W
rom the returns have been persistent I"
dodgers for years. rather than those VIZ
NAV have by inadvertence made tncorTee.
reports this wear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

~" Open bids for erection ~ the new Ftrs
EcE.ru.r- Arrnory to-uorrow night AZ
n.r.prk Matters connected with the opera
sion ~ Fairgrounds OF the city are aiso q
by disposed .: al this meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

Shockoe Council. No. SIS. Royal Arcanum
will meet tonight at O'Clock In Lee Camp
Hall FOR IN. nomination of officers for the
ensuing year. All members are urged to at
tend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
Methodist Pastors

Pastors assigned sV Rsrh1owd
ch.rrh-. Wy the w~shads~s Confer
rnc~ are named below:
t~hur. md OsAlssd--. ". Eg-
gIr>toa.
Hars.a U~iEhs.-J. 4. Wsss, ,. y.
oyer >uPsruUmersvy.
nread >trr~s-:- T. Wells.
s~as.usry-N. >. ycssG.
Central aud Woodland Heishts-
~. q. rt~ia~r.
sisy >sre~s-R ". Wss~rhebS.
B~~ssor >tr~~s-R. ". White
Up~say street and Fsis~O Hu1-
,. ". Ear~: a ". smith. sspVsy.
Ipwortt-D. ". Js~ksos-
plIrmosas Ss~uw~ sud Cbessea
WIFI q. SarseR-
Ei=hisud psra-f. q. Tussse-
Eighiawa Springs. ". Usass~s.
| supply.
I.sr~i <sr~es-k. ". RoW1ssAs
~ N~s srsp~,- SUPPLEMENTARY.
wo,sw~sssI-R. ". Pssss.
Park Pia~e SID OvpaassGe". ,.
bradford: " y pegI, svp<s1soevsvy.
80. yswes-s. ,. BsstSo.
80. psars~C. y. DveSa.
Trfsss, ssd Wsssses-EsSsss ssev-
sas anA .. ". Dsrca.
st.r sssssc~ ssA DVe0ee WSOo-
vfs,. ". 4. rkyssssas, e. .. TUeesv,
surpI,.
west Ess SD wssss-c. =.
4 TSv1ss-
ssv~s r.ses-L. .. rssss~y, ~
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
CITY VIII Aid IN Ensertainmsat.

a subcommittee OF the Committee on Ad-
vertisine the Resources Of the City recon-
rended last night that $50 be provided BY
the city for aid in entertainment Of the
coming Conference OF Governors. The full!
committee vii. meet In the office Of Mayor
AiIsIie this afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
Hearing To-Day.

Hearing Toby.
The Eve prisoners taken BY Deputy Sherin
" W. Sydnor. Policeman Shoemaker and
Coz stable T. A. Davis At the Dayton Mines
on Monday will b. given hearing before
Nasiarate r j. Puryear at Henrfco Court
house this morning at IL o'clock Two OF the
nve are charged with dispensing liquor with
out q license
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

Dr. Charles r. Robins qualified yesterday
before City Clerk Ben T. August a. MEM
Der OF the City School Board. having been
elected to MI the unexpreA term Of Charles
Hc,xIer resigned-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
Rwsn< alnR HnuAAa

A building permit was Issued yesterday TO
r C. TinSley to erect two-stOry brick
tens ment two dwellings. on the west eice Of
Jai; Alley between Broad and Marshall
Streets 70 coSS @&o0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

Set Fire to F0eO0G
Willie Gray coIored. was yesterday arrest
ed by Hear!co County policemen aud charged
win se,ttnS nrs to some timber belonging
In W T. Taylor also ooIored. during the
month of September last 1t 10 charged that
bout fifteen cords OF wood and considerable
amounts OF standing timber were destroyed
IN the nrA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
Nh Won story.Teller,!

Vu VV0v cSOsySBe8He1~s
The Seory-TelIers' League will meet In reg
u.ar session At o'clock this afternoon II
the Virginia Mechanics institute. The pro-
gram will include q number Of new features.
Members are asked to report time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

Nst1so fer JUAG1at
Motion for judgment vas docketed yestef-
dsy IN the City Circuit Court BY John z.
Carr against r. Francione ana II. II. Suits
In the sum Of $1Se.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20


The audience rose and applauded as
Mayor Blankenburg took the stsno 70
reply to the addresses OF wesco"e
The Mayor IL venerably gray, but &C
tive and vigorous like q man OF ioItS-
His wavering VS. and uncertain n
trayed his German origin
.Thev said when I was running ior
the once OF Mayor" said Mayor bsanA-
enburx. that I was an old man Win
one foot In the grave. We'll 1 may
have one foot ia the grave. out the
other one. thank God 10 free. ana ie'
me tell yoa it's doing some kicking
rhe MAYORS activities a. Quaker
,ovn,s reformer we're familfsr to every
one present. and the rference zen on
fertfje erovnd. The applause snoWeo
a. MAYOR Blankenburg remarked upon
IN. evidence Of good government ann
nros,eri,y which met him on all stdes.
ana urged o united effort 70 ssmputy
sn6 elevate municipal government ioI
Tire rood OF the nation ss large ana sss
business inseresta
In his tour Of the city Mayor bssnS-
~rhur~ took o deep Interest N t"e
many moasmeats and coaseeerase me-
wenso,s. He noticed with sypr0vss tne
ens Ariycways and bouIevards. 80 ps1'
s,ru,.riv the city nurseries. ~ fu'
,ure message 90 Philadesphia's Coomcs.
he ss,d. VIII contain recoMmenoss'o"'
.u~~es,ed by his visit 10 R'chmcnd-
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
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