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La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18
Railway su.i"..s 70, rss-.a,y.

Returns OF the railways to the -.
I rs,ate commerce commission for n,
month Of February. 1912. which nv,
been compiled by the Bureau Of Rail
way Economics. show increas . h3eh
In receipts aud expenses a. compny.
ID with February, 1911. sss
The returns. which cover ab1ot
ninety per cent OF the steam railuAy
milea &c OF the country average ~ ~
l,ws per mile OF | e for the month.
Total operating reyenues per mile 'of
line averaged 1866. as compared wteA
1891 In February. 1911. the incr' ase
resulting almost tirely from freiaAt
traffic. passenger revenue ha.iAg
slightly decreased. Operating q.
pens.s per mil OF line averaged SIT"
as compared with ssss in February.
1911. net operating revenue S25%, -
compared with &223 in February. 1911.
Taxes amounted to fi per mile of
line. an Increase OF ten and nine
fenthS per cent over F'pfuafs VI toe
previous year. N
As February contained tventy-niae
days In 1912 and t~enty-ei;h days
In 1911. the returns for this month
of the current year, other things
equal. would b. one twenty-eishth. or
nearly four per cent. greater than
for February. 1871. \ comparison
that eliminates the effect OF the
extra day is OF the returns per mile
OF line for each day The net oper-
atiny revenue thus averaged 1916 per
mile OF line per day In February.
1912. s. 80 In 1911. and approximate
ly $500 In 1910
Therefore $50 is the average
amount that accrued to each mile of
line for each day OF February for the
payment OF taxes. rentals. interest
on bonds. appropriations for better
ments. and dividends. and this on
net average capitalization stated by
the interstate commerce commisstsa
In its volume of statistics for the
fiscal year 1910 to be So. .657 PER
mile cf line. The total net capital
zation cf all Of the railways cf the
United States as shown by that re
port is sii.33s $500
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18
a.e.y rsrs Win. :. Track m...

A large delegation from In Jun,s
attended the annual Arkansas Valley
track meet At Rocky Ford last. Fri
day afternoon. The contests tool
place In q wind storm which made
good records an utter impossibility
The scores for the meet follow
Rocky Ford 80. Pue bio Central 32h
La Juntz 1879. Las Animas ~. Trini.
dad l.
The individual honors of the NEE,
were taken by S~ink. Of Rocky Ford
who finished first In every event in
which he entered-the l.O-yard hur.
dies. the t~elty yard hur, las and the
broad jump. Cline. OF Rocky Ford
who took the individual honors at the
Colorado College meet one week ago.
finished second In Fridays meet.
Following are complete results Of
the meet;
One hundred yard dash-Ciine. of
Rocky Ford; Cush. Central; Coates.
Central Tine 10 2-5.
ot-put-Bomgardner OF Ia Junsa
S~ectman. Las Animas. Distance. 81
feet inches.
Pole sanlt-Bomxardner La Junta:
Douglass, Central: Warner. La Junta.
Height. 3 feet 5 inches
One hundred and twenty yard hur-
dles-Swink. Rocky Ford: Douglas.
Central; Woodruff. La Junta. Time
II seconds.
High jump-Swink and Cover. OF
Rocky Ford: Cush. Centrai; Bomgard
ner. La Junta. Height. s feet 81.
inches.
Eight hundred and eighty yard dash
-Sweemtan. Las Animas. Waileigh.
La Junta: Cary. Central Time 2 20
Discus. throw-Russick. OF Central;
Homer. Las Animas: Bomgardner. La
Junta. Distance. 1929. feet
Two hundred and twenty yard dash
Cline. Rocky Ford: Cush. Central:
Wade. Trinidad. Time. % seconds.
Two hundred and twenty hurdles
swink. Rocky Ford. Woodruff. La
Junta; Spidel. La Junta Time. %
seconds.
Broad jump-Swink. Rocky Ford:
Douglass. Central. Woodruff. La
Junta. Distance. 20 feet 5is inches.
one mile run-kipper. Rocky Ford:
Moore. La Junta Humphrey. Central
Time. $50.
Four hundred and forty yarl dash
Cline. Rocky Ford. Sweetman. Las
Auimas; Cary. Central Time. IS 10
seconds
Hall mile relsy-Certral. Rocky
Ford. La Junta Time. ia.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18
Rsshy eers Wins Championship.

The Rocky Ford baseball nine d..
f~sted the Trinidad team last Satur.
Aay afternoon at Paatim~ Park In
shis saty. thcreev vtuains the cham
seonahaD q the Southern Colorado
N.rtheru New MEXICO latssscholsstic
Lsague. TIE score vas : 70 saA
~ Rocky voe1srs nevsr were u
,seshA, - Jscks0s was In fine sosn
- AsIl he visitors 70 eoar hlts
aaHoeSuck ou2 Alneteea nea.
neee: o.H.2
nesny Hssa : ssIsssssesn .
p4nnnn1 :. oooe ooti-S -
n1oGg1so-JasAseo 81 oeSeFs:
49, ~ CuaaiaGAea-
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18

FOR sALE-Ny two and one-hrlf
acre tract In southwest La Junta.
large sc.ru-rlam hogsa. good outdoor
collar. barn chicken hou r.. grain
hous7. and other buildings, two els
t.rus, bargain { taken at once. C.
% prWusr
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18

FOR sALE-3gI Lewis avenue. cor.
u"r lot. four room house. with els
tern, fence corral and out houses
newly paint d inside aud out 81 600.
one bali on mortgage. balance month
ly. Sc. $ x Naudelson
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18
MONEY TO LOAN
NOTICE 70 TIE PUBLIC.

on and after this nay. Tuesday
May i3,h. hereby give notice thai
will not BE- responsible for any
debts my wife may run on my &C.
count t-Clar.nc. p-tamorc
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18

FOR SALE-P Property directly oppo
site trickyari. i've room house In
perfect condition. corral. clst ru.
wrll barn ard an cutire block Of
land lcfs the arroyo. can b. bOu-ht
fr Sl.SCo orr hall cash, balance.
mortgage. monthly See 5 Il Men
dslsou
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18

FOR SALE-IIge passenger a1tg-
mobile Can b. purchased for $500,
or Viu trade fur equal value In cat
tlr. hogs or land The machine is
easily worth double the amount
named. Gail az wrlghts Carase
ebrra Il hls boon i.ft by the owner
flr sale.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18

FOR SALE-Five acres and five
room house in North La Junta In
perfect condition. s. 200. one-half on
mortgage. balance monthly See 5 X
Msldeison
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18

WANrED-Two to four rooms for
light housekeeping. Address J. G.. o.
care Of Tribune office.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-TWo furnished rooms
hr light housekeeping. close In. In
quirc at this cffirr
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18

FOR Three room house.
close in. s. five room house. close
In. tl2i0. four room house and barn.
SO. three room house. s. II G.
lnge.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18

FOR RENT For the summer
months. desirable i've room house.
modern luquire sos BelleyieW ave.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18
WANTED

wANTED-Mo Motorcycle. OF will buy
engine only See Carl Thorne at
court hous.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18

WANTED-HorSeA 10 pasture. sood
summer pasture: running water; 10
cents PER month. ". y. Holbrook.
phone red S0<.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18

WANTED-M once. girl for xcncr.
al hous~work. small family. inquir"
at 70: Smi,hlnnd avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18

UINI n WUMU UUlVMU
Cash must accompany all no
tees tor insertion in this column.
count one cent Tor each word or
l6brevlation. including the ad-
n column for less than 10 cents per
insertion.
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FOR SALE
-~-~-~-~~~-~-~--~--~~~-~~~~ ---
FOR sALE-Furniture for thre'
bedrooms Inquire at this office
FOR SALE-kitchen range an,
small coal stove. Inquire 52l Belle
view.
COCKERELS for sale: five Ne X,
old. II. d. Walker. Riyer-ide Poultr,
Farm.
FOR SAIE-Cabbagc. tomato and
sweet potato plants. Inquire Of r
Ransom, La Junta Gardens
INTERNATIONAL stock aud ponl
try feed. chick feed and oyster
shells. Croxier cfal Company.
GEN" flour. best In the market
Every sack guaranteed or money re-
fund.d-La Juuta Milling Company
SWASTlNA mine run Is thu com
ing coal tlr the furnace Try ton
II is nice and coarse. For sal" b.
Croxier Coal Company.
FOR SALE-Eggs or ducklings
from WinEcrt strain OF Indian run.
ner ducks. also eggs or chicks OF
White Plymouth Rocks Phone black
3gI
FOR sALE-Fiye acres and five
room house in North La Junta In
perfect condition. s2.2o0. one-half on
mortgage. balance monthly See 5 X
Meldeison
FOR sALE-3el Lewis avenue. cor.
u"r lot. four room house. with els
tern, fence corral and out houses
newly paint ID inside aud ont 81 600
one half ON mortgage, balance month
ly. Sc" $ Il Nsndelson.
FOR sALE-Ny two and one-hrlf
acre tract ln southwest Ia Juuta
large sc.ru-r1em holsa. good outdoor
collar. barn. chicken hou r.. grain
hous7. and other buildings, tEo els
trns. bargain & taken at once. c.
% paWn.r
FOR SALE-IIye passenger a1tc-
mobile Can b. purchased for $500,
or viii trade fur equal value In cat
tlr. hogs or land The machine is
easily worth doubl. the amount
named. Gail az Wrlghrs Carase
where Il ha boon i.ft by the owner
flr sale.
FOR Property directly oppo
site tricUari. i've room house In
perfect condition. corral. clstr ru.
w'll barn and an cutire block Of
land lcIs the arroyo. can b. bou-ht
fr sl.sCo, oar ha't cash, balance.
mortgage. monthly See $ Il Mem
d.lsou
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
nr light housekeeping. close In In
guirc at this cffirr
FOR RENT For the summer
months. desirable nvc room house,
modern uquire sos Belleyiew ave.
FOR RENT Three room house.
close In. s. five room house. close
In. si250. four rom house and barn,
SO. three room house. s.. n G,
inge
FOR RENT Eight thousand acr.s
os Wild graSs pasture. cattle In
small lots. so cents per month.
horses. Is cents per month plenty
Of spring water Inquire OF Frank
bay. phone Iuntn ss-ss. OF Junta 800
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY to loan on farm property
on short notice. no commission. See
Charles = Helm. Room J. Miller.
Hale block
NOTICE 70 TIE PUBLIC.
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La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18

AGENTS wanted Tor established
Dcatvr sprpssaAipa. liberal contract
To prodveer. Salary and eHpsnsss to
viaAt nan. A61ress ". n. Browa.
~ Railway aschaas~ neavsr. Colo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27
ADVANCE GUARD ON HAND


Member Arriving In washinEto1 tor
Opening OF Congress.
Washington, November 2s.-Dozens
of Ccngressmen. the advance guard OF
the influx that will continue from nov
until noon next Monday. when the last
session Of the Sixty-third Congress be-
gins. arrived in Washington to-day.
The House side Of the Capitol took
on an air Of business-like activity.
DESPITE the many arrivals. several
scheduIed conferences and meetings
were prevented by the failure OF par
Elephants to get to the capitai. Cnair
man Clayton. Of the judiciary Com
ynittee, has called a meeting TOT
Wednesday Of the House Managers
who will prosecute the impeachment
charges against Judge Robert w
Archbold. OF the Commerce Court. me
House managers are prepared 70 3"
on with the case Immediately upon
the converting Of the session. and II
is expected the trial VIII be conciuoed
bv the Christmas holiday adjournment
Representative Sparkman. of Florida
chairman OF the House Rivers ana
Harbors Committee. which has charge
of the rivers and harhors appropriation
bill. reached his ONCE to-day He
called a meeting OF his committee for
"Wednesday. when the estimates for
the big so-calIed pork barrel" VIII be
.ii.cussed. The committee has oelofe
:, estimates from the army engineers
for about $40, oeo. 900 OF rivers and
ba,bc- improvements. and II is believed
tina, the bill will total about $4,000
600 a. re ported TO the House
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27
ADVANCE IN CALL MONEY.


New York. November 26.-Another
sudden advance In call money, or day
TO day loans. to Il per cent. equaiilns
yesterdays high rate, not attained
since the early part Of 1910. was re-
spons.hle for further unsettlement In
the stock market to-day.
Call money opened at per cent
bu. quickly advanced to IL per cent.
and renewals were made at IL per
cent. as compared with per cent yes
terday. After touching the high point,
however. the rate declined until before
the close money was offered at per
cent.
Syeral influence were responsible
for the stringency. including that the
clearing house banks have already
lost s.. 900, coo TO the SUbtreasury since
last Friday. which threatens a dehcit
in the excess reserve at the end OF the
week There also has been a heavy
direct shipmen, Of cash by these in
situations 20 the Pacific coast and to
agricultural centres One Of the rea-
sons advanced for the furries OF yes
terday and to-day was the report tina Z
the Comptroller Of the Currency prob
ably would soon call on the national
banks Of this country TO report their
cond't OF.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27
WILL INVESTIGATE
BUCKEYES DEATH
Grand Jury to Be Summoned in
Corporation Court on
December 9.
Especial TO The Times pispatch.I

Alexandria. Va. November ga
er and jury will be summoned 10 meet
in the Corporation Court December
next. for the purpose OF investigating
IN. death Of Patrick Buckley. the noE
Guide" of the city. whose pooy was
found Sunday morning. November -
last. with the skull crushed. beside the
fir. escape Oh the rear of the old Il au :
dock House. This will be the FIRST
nub.ic investigation of the death OF
Buckley.
All persons who saw buckley the
night before he met his death. toseth-
.r with a numbef Of other Witnesses
including some occupants of the Brad
dock House, Will be summoned pelore
the jury to testify.
The Virginia halfway
will between now and January l. next.
erect a freight station at the southeast
corner of Royal and Franklin streets.
1t will be a brick structure one s'ors
nigh. -
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Smith.
widow of William Smith, who died
Sunday at the residence Of her daugh-
.s-. Mrs. Thomas J. Fannon. took place
to-day from ST. Mary's Cathohc
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27
COURT OF APPEALS

Tn. United states Circuit Court Of
appeals reconvened yesterday morning
a, 1890 O'Clock. with Circuit Judges
GoH and Prstchard and District Judges
vadd!u and Mcdowell! IN attendance.
l. ". ThTockm 1rto7. OF R.:hno! d.
va. admitted to practice IN this court
TIE following case was arsuej: Nc.
IIts-D. c. Boyce. Betty Bryce ~ a.,
appellants, VS.. Southern National Bark
o. Wilmington. y. 9. ct al. appeliees;
appeal from. the District Court at
Charleston, s. c.: cause argued by Ire
deli Mezres, OF Wilmington y. C.. for
the appellants, and by BENJAMIN IL
RutledKe. OF Charleston, s. c. for tbs
sppeIiees and submitted
Case 10 call to-day: No. ill5-N:n-
RE H Miller plaintiff IL error. vs. L. B.
Owens, defendant 81 error; II. crro'
70 the District Court at Columbia
& C: 20 be submitted Oh briefs by
Ssaayarae Wilson. OF SpartaHburG
4 C., for the plaintiff IN error. and b.
Melton V. BesIer. % Colum bis- s C., 10!
the defendan, IN error
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27
SULzER ENJOYS
AlBEMARtt VISIT
Governor-Elect of New York Has
Fine Success as a 'Possum
Hunter.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Charlottesville Va. November GO
Governor-Elect Suizer. OF New YORK..
who has been guest at Monticello
since Saturday. is greatly enjoying his
visit t. Albemarle. He IS having
every consideration shOwl him while
here and IS making many friends
among the people OF this section.
Last night he went on Dvssum
hunt and baggei four coons and three
possums He was chaparoned oy Dave
Sloan. a local sporting celebrity. and
Councilman J. II. Montague MEM
Der of the Albemarle County Hunt
The party hunted in Moi:ticeilo Noun
tain, where game is plentiful. sloan
had with him his two coon dogs,
Grover and Lit. which have treed
Twenty-Five possuns 1his all Con-
gresham SulZer. who IS an experienced
hunter. greatly enjoyed the sport.
Tomorrow he will go IN quest OF the
wild turkey. While out walking sun
day afternoon near the Jefferson home.
Sulzer ran across a wild turkey hen.
The Governor-lecet declines to be
interviewed uopn political subjects.
but talks interestingly upon the future
Of the Democratic party and its GER
tainty of meriting. by it wise conduct
Of affairs. a long lease " power.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27
To ENLARGE HOME
OF COL0RtO WAITS
Prominent Citizens Indorse Pro-
ject to Raise Funds for
Worthy Charity.

Governor Mann. Mayor Ainslis and
a number of prominent men and wo-
men Of the city are sponsors for a
movement to raise q fund OF 5000
with which to purchase and equip
building 10 house the Home for Des-
titute Colored Children. at present
operated with naeagre equipment al
1913 Taylor Street. The Institution
the five years Of its life has cared for
hundreds of destitute cOlored children
and prepared them for useful lives
Like many institutions of its KIND.
this one is the outSrowth OF Inc p's
hearted charity of a woman. more
than five years ago three colored ~aits
were taken to the City Home 20 oe
cared for. 1t was soon found that the
home was not a suitable place, ana
Rena Y. Crawford, colored woman
known for her deeds Of charity. offered
To care for them at her own expense
From time to time she took in more
waits until the number grew SO large
that her means were not equal TO the
task of providing for them.
Voluntary contributions from wnlte
and colored people were secured anu
a temporary home founded at Leigh
Hall on Third Street. between Mar
shall and Clay. The institution grew
in size, removed to SIG North Lcieh
street, and finally to its present iocs-
ton. With a steady increase lii the
number of children, the home has
again become Inadequate. and IL IS
nroposed to raise money with when
IN buv the building and enlarge II.
~ purchased at once II can be Sc
cured for $500. The Improvements
and additions will cost about $1,000
finance committee made up OF
members of the various city churches
has been formed to secure the money
he appeal to the public. Contributions
are asked to be Forwarded to the
treasurer, Mrs. ]. Calvin Stewart. 1851
IVES, Grace Street The other mem
hers OF .he finance committee are
Mrs. Henry Baskerville. Mrs D. B. Ten
n.nt Mrs. W. J. Maybee. Mrs Il J.
W-iJ,inehau. Mrs w. ". Archer. Mrs
" n, shelton. Miss Carrie Lancaster
and Miss Adele Cor!ing.
AZ soon as the money is In haho
the institution will be chartsrei anc
placed under capable management:
tn proiect has the indorsement OF
The state Board OF Charities and Cor
,ections. DR. J. T. Mastin. Re- James
buchanan and Judge D. {. Richard
son
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27
JACKSON ON committee
Anpointed to Advise President Wtlson.
Erum Whom He Has Letter.


II is stated by Giles B. Jackson. o.
This city. that he has been selected as
z member of an executive committee
with other leading negroes. to ADVISE
with Governor Woodrow Wilson after
h. becomes President on matters ar
:ec.ins the cclored race. The commit
Tee Is composed of Jackson. as presi-
dent Of the National Negro Woodrow
Wilson League: Bishop Alexander
Walters. Q: New York. president OF
tie National Negro Democratic League.
ana Rev. J. Milton Walton: of WASH
fngton. president OF the National Negro
Independent League. The committee
was selected at conference just heio
IN Washington
jackson has che following letter
from Ute President-elect in reccgni-
ton OF the ApeecheR made and or
SANITATION work done in his behalf:
Woodrow Wilson.
% State Street. Trenton. y. j..
November Is, 1912.
My Dear NJ. Jackson:
II want to give myself the pleasure
rot only Of acknowledging your kind
letter rt .congratulat ION. out Of sN-
pressing In turn my appreciation OF
the active and Intelligent work you
have done As the leader OF the party.
feel that I owe you a direct personal
Expression Of sincere thanks.
Cordially yours
WOODROW WILSON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27
GOVERNOR URGES
DRAINAGE OF LAND
No Enterprise That Will Yield
Such Great Returns Tor
Amount Invested.
fSpecial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispa'ch.i
Raleigh. \. g.. Novembsr 2S-ln
welcoming the delegates TO the nith
annual convention OF ihe North Car"
lima Drainage Association mere inns
morning. Governor W. W. kitchin de-
clared that there is no enterprise tha'
viii yield so great returns Tor the
amount invested as the drainage OF
lands in North Carolina. The Cover
nor Was introduced by President 80.
seph Hyde Plat, as having recommend
ed and urged through the 1909 Legis-
lstuve the special drainage act that mas
made IL possible for the progress In
drainage the State has made durlhs
The past three years The Governor
stated that there are about S'oo",ooo
acres of lands in this state needing
drainage and OF this amount about
/. geo. eco have been brought under
the operation OF the state drain
age law since its enactment IN lses.
The convention WAS Opened win
prayer by Rev. NJ. A. Barber. of Christ
Episcopal Church. -lddr esses OF well
come. other than that by the Governor.
were by Mayor Ja.nss /. Johnson.
President Albert Cox. OF the Raleigh
Chamber of Commerce, and Chairman
]. 4. Mills. Of the Make County COM
nlission.4s TO these President 10
seph HYDE Pratt responded for the as
ISOLATION. and Hon. O. l. Clark. or
iI;l.iern. for tn. delegates. The assoc
c!atiun heard with great interest ad:
,.eSs.s by Hon. V. Nj. richards. of tn.
Southern Hallway. on ''Reasons why
Every citizen of North Carolina Should
Es Interested in Reclamation OF
swamp Lands. and by b. T.. Rice. Of
The Norfolk and Southern, on 'Drain-
age As 4 Freight Maker" The after
nucn was spent in hearing Ave minute
70 ports from representatives of drain
a;;e districts. of which there are nifty
line representing every section of the
state. and in nearly that number OF
counties.
Tonight the delegates enjoyed
smoker with the Chamber Of Commerce
~ host. Wednesday the association
viii elect officers and conclude the
business OF the convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27
HELD Under sssss ROxD.
Wssasev ~ Wsssrap CSWe6y C~0Ven
WIN Fser FeAevss s.rssd JUvS-

VIII Few Fe6evsv s.rseA JovS-
Atlanta. Ca. November 2s.-Mrs
Emma Pauline Hudson. manager Of the
Metropolitan Musical Comedy Company.
was ordered held for the FEDERAL grand
,sry on $1,000 bond when arraizned
sefc-e United States Comm!ssioner Col
Quit this afternoon for altered viola
Sicn OF the white sIsve Law IN connec-
tiop with charges rrade BY Miss Gene
We've Goo. win. o. Cincinnati
Charges aRaine. Robert Grier. stage
manager. ard the four other members
81 the company arrested on Fcders'
warrants IN connection with the case
w~r. 3is-.sEe5 for lack o! evidence.
Miss Goodwin. former trained
nurse IN Cincinnati. tearfuily related
, her story on Tho witness stand Af'sr
telling how she svccumhed 90 the lure
: Of .he stage snd was "6coked 20 he
' Atlanta COMPANY. she declared: They
4 3.d not question noe about my ability
( a. a show siri. but Mrs. Uudscn told
I me usg to select one 81 the boys
/ % the company and I've With him.
|. Miss Goodwin. according - BE-
story. then tried IN vain TO get We
ccrnpauy Co refund her transportation
go Cincinnati When she asked Mr.
hudson shs, she expected her TO do
". az 80 10. or pawn your watch.
the girl said the woman replied
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27
Students REINSTATED.
I.sfsSrx 81 S0speossso q
Players Creates GSsa Feeas.e.

rSnecia! to The Times-Dispatch.]
Ivnchburs. Va. November .d-At
assembly this morning at the h,sh
schoo, the seven students who were
suspended last week for the infractioh
OF a regulation OF the school by ieaS-
ing the school premises were reinstat-
Cd and Coach Groome will be able oS
reason OF this 20 present his regular
team against the John Marshall Htgn
school. Of Richmond on the gr'difoh
here tomorrow afternoon
The boys wrote an apology foc Ieas-
ing the school grounds. and upon tnei.
suspension appealed 10 the scnooI
board. Last night that body approved
the suspension. but referred the matter
back to Superintendent Glass ana
Principal Black for punishment The
bows are to keep on the school srounns
for a term and TO attend Saturday
school four weeks.
There is much good feeling among
III. 400 students on account OF the
lifting 81 the suspension o. the foot
bal! players. and the feeling amonS
them 1. one Of confidence over the re-
sui, to- morrow