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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24
MoRENCI WANTS A
BASEBALL LEAGUE

Morenci. Ariz., Jan. 24.-some of the
baseball fans are getting on the anxious
seat. as TO what can be had for the
coming season in the way Of somebody
to play against
It has been suggested that Morenci
and Clifton. which are out Of the way
for the Cactus league circuit. make up
a four-team league. OF Clifton. Lords
burg, Deming and Morenci.
Morenci Is willing to enter into
league OF this kind, and Lordsburg has
signified its willingness to do likewise,
but as yet 1t is not known what Dem
ing viii do, and seemingly there viii
need TO be some OF the water from
around the smelter jackets poured onto
the Clifton team in order TO get il
warmed up.
Even the Morenci soccer football
team has not been satisfied with the
current season, and every Sunday finds
the boys at the baseball grounds prae-
ticing-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24
Quick cgRos

A way to make quick eofee aiways
possible is 70 have it on hand ready
for heating. It takas SIX hours to
make It in this way in the first place
but it remains fresh and ful q flavor
All the last is used Use the usual
recipe for drip coffee. one tablespoon
full OF me COFFEE for each cup Of water.
Put al the coffee IN At once and meas
ure the water. which must Be cold
Pour the water on half a cupfui at a
time snd let It psrcolats through.
When ready bottle and cork tightly.
Heat but do not bon. as Il Is needed
New YoFk Post
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24
Hughey Jennings Opposes Going
To Colleges For Baseball Stars
Waco Is Picked for Training Camp Gardiner Find
ing and Sleeps Good There

ner has been trotting snoopinglF around
Texas looking up the right sort OF
burg Tor the SON to turn loose IN ana
he reports that the eats end sleeps at
waco are fine. which has settled the
matter. Waco IS Of course much pleased
with the arrangement 10 have the sox
fitting for the pennant race OF 1872
occur in its midst The SoX had about
decided on Dallas as their training
camp before The epidemic or meningitis
broke out In case the conditions in
Texas should continue TO be bad the
Cubs may not come TO Texas at Az, but
switch off to Hot Springs at DAYS
notice
Frank Chance. the Cubs manager
viii leave California FOR Chicago on
February IS which is a pet number
with the West Side leader He is go
ing back to the Windy city a lttle
earlier than would be necessary II II
were not for the fact that the Cubs
are practically scoutless. Since George
Huff the athletic director OF the uni
versity Of Illinois, has cast ia his lot
with the Cleveland club, the Cubs are
ln sorry fix for some one TO hunt
through the bushes for them IN search
of young material
II is reported that more than so ap-
plications for the scouting job have
reached president Murphy. Murphy has
y new scheme up his sleeve IN reEard
10 scouting. He wants scout III every
minor league, who can size up a prom
Using young stars work for a couple
of weeks or so, instead Of taking only
a few days TO look him over Then
he wants TO have a number Of travel
ing scouts. Chance is anxious to settle
the question before going south with
the young players, as he VIII not nave
time to attend 10 T. afterwards
big deal IS being pecsistently Tumoreo
IN the Cub camp, ana tEat IS another
reason Murphy wants Chance in Chica-
go to help put the deal through, II II
said
JarbrIdge, Nevada, has put in a $780,
900 bid for the Flynn ohnson bout
Jarbridge is the newest active tOwn
i'm the state, and IS determined 10 al
tract as much worldwide attention to
Itself as possible. The Jarbridge COM
mercial club. composed OF praelieally
an the aggressive moneyed- operators
in the camp, has pledged to the man
ayers Of the two scrappers the round sum
Of 100000 If the fight will be staged
there wire offering TO back ms
travelling expenses 10 the extent OF $500
has been sent to Curley, Fiynn's man
ger. as an inducement for him 10 come
and look over the field as stage Tor
the Forthcoming pugHistic event Cur
lev has wired back that he viii consld-
er the proposition and will go to look
over the town about Feb. f. Jarbrtdge
is about eight miles from the state
line. and about so miles north Of the
main line of the Southern Pacific on
branch railway now under construction
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24
AMERICANS PLAN TO CONQUER
JAPAN WITH BASEBALL BAT.

Washington, D. c.. Jan ga mild
invasion Of Japan was authorized by
Gen. Leonard Wood, chief Of staff OF
the army, in permitting an officer and
nine enlisted men 10 proceed from the
Philippines to Japan to conquer that
country, not with muskets, but with
baseball bats.
The games to be played viii be a
return engagement for games played
BY the Toxic university team in the
Philippines. The trip OF the American
soldiers is to be made on condition
that the japanese government permit
their landing in Japan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24
DAILY RECORD


Building Permits.
70 Chas- $ Ward, to build one story
brick residence on one-hah OF lot IS
and all OF lot IS. block IS. East FL
Paso addition; estimated cost. 1920.
Deeds Filed.
Hsleta. TeXas-Benigno Alderete and
F. G. Alderete TO Abram Alderete.
p 5-1o acres. consideration. 81: Jan.
IS, 1911.
Southwest corner Louisville street
and Kentucky avenue H. Ray and
wife to Frank r. SAWYER. lots II and
rs, block SO. Highland Park addition
consideration, $500: Jan. ., 1912
South Stanton street. between First
and Second streets-T W. Ardoin to
J. B. Irving, One-half interest IN 52xI20
fees, lots 3 and Is. block 149. Campbell
addition; consideration. $685.; Jan. IS.
1919.
Southwest corner Montana street and
Merchant avenue-Estste OF f. B. Cot
ton to Thomas n. and J. D. Mayfield,
lots ~ TO 20, block rs. Cotton addition,
consideration. $4,000; Jan 4. 1912
Montana street, between Merchant
avenue and Hutton street-Estate OF
T. b Cotton to Thamas ~ and J. D.
Mayfield, lots p. p and 2s block 3
Cotton additions consideration. $500,
Dee 2S. 1911.
Northwest corner Orient and Rampant
streets-E. 8. Peunebaker TO Edith, A.
Jennings. lots 1 and 2. block g. Golden
Hill addition; consideration, $1O5oi Jan
% 1879.
Northwest corner Rio Grande and
Newman streets-Jas. A. Dick and wife
TO Thomas and j. %. Mayfield. lots 2s
to 30, block SO. Franklin Heights addi-
ton; consideration. $500; Jan. s, 1872.
ri Paso cOunty-C. W. Roberts TO Il.
C. Helberg, southwest One-quarter Of
section IL. block 10. containing $50
acres; consideration, 81. April IS. 1871.
Licensed 10 Wed.
W. r. Withers and Cater Lander.
BirthE-BOys.
To Mr. and Mrs. Herman Block, $50
Noble street
To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ". Norton, s0l
North Virginia street. Jan. Is
To Mr.. and Mrs NJ Ramos. lr., 6ll
South Campbell street Jan 10
To Mr.. and Mrs Lomis Robin. 1715
wyoming street. Jan. o.
Birfhs-GiriH.
To Mr.. and Mrs We. Arnold, so
Prospect avenue, Jan. II.
To Mr. and Mrs. SeddOn, sos South
St. Vrain. Dec. g.
To Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Olson, Highland
Park, Jan 9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24
THREE GAMES OF BASKET
BALL IN COMMERCIAL LEAGU

Three corking good basketball games
were staged at the ~" gym Tuesday
night. in the series Of games in the
Commercial league The first game
ended with the Bryan Bros. team SCOT
Ing - and the Ell Paso Household team
81
The second scrap ended to the glory
Of Shelton Payne's bunch. with a score
Of so TO II against the Popular team.
and IN the final game the FL Paso Piano
company team defeated the WRlz clan
to a 40-tO-l8 tune.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24

Desiring great readers The Herald
district C tbe co
Of and
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without additional Bear in
been most carefully Vten that chapter vouehed
autloty
5ound fifty cents
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Save coupons present them The Herald
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Each Book by Nail Fifteen Cents Postage
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24
WALL TEAM WINS
FROM THE WEABERS

The Wall team danced away with
three points from the Weabers bunch
in the bowling tournament Tuesday
evening. leaving them only one point
for consolation in spite OF the fact
that Weaber's men won both highs.
The handicap Of 81 pins per game gave
the WaIz team the light footed power
in the game The scores are;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24
DEFINING WINS On
POINTS FROM GIBBONS

New York n. Y. Jan. 24.-Jack Den
ming. Of this city, and Nike Gibbons.
Of ST Paul. fought 10 rounds here last
night and the consensus Of opinion was
that Denning won on all points.
I'D TO the seventh round Gibbons
seemed unable 10 do anything but
showed 10 far better advantage in the
last four sessions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24
FAMOUS AMERICAN STALLION
BOUGHT BIZ FRENCH G0EERNMEN1

New York, n T.. Jan. 24.-It was
the news in racing circles today that
Hermis. the famous American stallion.
recently sold 10 Edmond Blanc for
$4,000, viii become the star for one Of
the French governments breeding es-
adjustments for the Improvement OF
military horses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24
HORSEBREEDERs' FUTURITY
TO BE HELD AT SALEM.

Boston, Mass, Jan 24-The $4,000
American Horsebreeders' futurity
stake race, which for the last Is years
has been q feature at Readeville. viii
be held this year at Rockingham park
Salem, y. h, IN connection with the
grand circuit race Of August 1924.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24
COO ZOE . E

VIII Read The Saturday Herald.
On Saturday, January -, Inc HereId
rviiI issue It's regular Annual Review
Of the Southwest, Of 10000 papers, and
there win be 10000 printed and dis
tributed. All advertising is received
on the guarantee OF 10000 The Herald
1-fnfs and distributes the number of
papers II agrees 20 distributes: does not
try TO obtain business on false repre-
sentations by sending out irresponsible
solicitors who promise $4,000 or 10000,
or more. as the occasion demands, and
then prints and distributes only 5000.
There will be enough Heralds printed.
and distributed Saturday 50 that every
person in Fl Paso and within radius
of 500 miles OF Fl Paso can nave one
one hundred thousand people win
read Il.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24

]. D. Gilchrist general manager q
the orc mines Of ire Colorado Fuel and
Iron company. IS here from Denver on
an Inspection trip of the company's
agencies. J. Gambler, chief chemist
for the company, and J. McKennen. Of
the Pueblo steel works, OF the Colorado
company, are also here with Mr. Gil
christ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24

Walz team takes 81 pins handicap per
game.
Points won-Walz team. 3; Wea-
ber's l.
High game-W eaber. 233.
High tOtal-Houck 81.
Wednesday night. Globe Mills vs..
futile
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24

British India has the swiftest river 10
the world. 1t IS the Sutlei. which IN
$50 miles has a descent OF more than
1900 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24

Don Sutor. of the Sullivan Machinery
company, left Tuesday for the east on
a business trip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24

Fun ns..uEs a - 20 g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24

Full measure at Southwestern Fuel Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24

FuII measure at southwestern FueI %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24

To Mr.. and Mrs We Arnold. $50
Prospect avenue, Jan II.
To Mr. and Mrs. SeddOn, sos South
st. Vrain, Dec. 6.
To Mr.. and MS J. d. Olson. Highland
Park, Jan. 9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24
THE SKIASCOPE

greatest discovery Of the apPanee that
using exclusively this part Of the country for several month
with it we have CURED MANY CASES URETHRAL STRICTUR
THREE TREATMENTS adjunct the treatment Of Rheua
decline and Neuagas It has
apparatus nearly Of t
inches OF wood AND IT is UND
SUCH PERFECT CONTROL the be reduced increased
operator therefore there absolutely danger from
many modern appliances rarely in tn
average Office OUR OFFICES the best equipped ii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24

To Chas. $. Ward, to build one story
brick residence on One-haf OF lot IS
and all OF lot IS. block IS. East FL
Paso addition; estimated cost. 1920.
UeeTr Mid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-24

rUGHEY JENNINGS is opposed to
searching the colleges for st''r
= = baseball players, nothwithstand-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
CUPID BRINGS
DOWN S|xTY-TW0
Applications for Marriage Ii
censes Touch Record Figures
of Hastings Court.

Thirty-one licenses, upon which six
ty-two people will marry and live hap
PLY ever afterward. were granted yes-
terday from the clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court, touching the very high
water mark for one days sanctioning
of marriage Only one day previous to
yesterday. and that in 1909, has ever
equaled the figures for the license
bureau Of yesterday. oddly enough.
,hirty-one licenses were issued on the
record day Of 1909.
OF the total licenses. sixteen were
issued for white couples and fifteen for
colored. Many Of the number cele-
brated the weddings last night. and the
remainder will have the knot tied on this
day Of national holiday.
The FOLLOWING; is list OF licenses
ISSUED 10 white people:
Jchr Wood and Catherine W.ntar.
john &. Robert and Carrie Stein, VII
liam Russell Gleason and Mary Lena
Seay. Hyter r. Pitts and Emma Ellis
Winder. Sam Bradson and Matte Quinn.
Jeremith y. Smith and Myrtle King.
Carlton Z. Edwards and Mary w. Bar
bee. Duke Lovelace and Jessie }.
Owens, Leslie Jewell and Gertie Zica-
foose. Walter Horris and Callte Trim
mer, Junius Z. Holt and Sarah Jane
Eubank. William z. Jefries and Lula
Alice Perrin. Edwin Vaughan and Jes-
sic Louise Butler. Eugene =. Miles and
Willie Alma Davis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
ACCATEMPLE HAD
BIG CELEBRATION
Annual Ceremonial Session Last
Night, With More Than
Ninety Visitors.

Acca Temple. Mobiles OF the Mystic
Shrine. received thirteen candidates
into membership last night. and the
occasion. known as the annual ce-e-
:.orial session. vas made notable SE
the presence cf IIIUs.rious Potentate
: :. Rhea:n with thirty members OF
oasis T. r.p.e, Charlotte. y &. aCd
J..vstr5ols Potsntate Hamilton smith
and SHY Enealbers OF A!-Eas Temple.
WaSht.gs-r. Z. c.
The North Ca-olinisas arrived in the
city yesterday morning. and the Wash
iI.gton.ans came N the afternoon a.
$50 o'clock They were shown ths
various points 0: interest about the
CITY in the afternoon. and were given
n dinner IL the Richmond Hotel a; ;
o'c.ock.
A. the conclusion OF the dinner. the
Mobiles adjourned 10 the Masonic
Temple, where he ceremonial was
be.d Late a sanaue; was served. a
feature o. which was at exhibition
drill give by tv-ea,y-one members Of
Alnas Temple. who compose a military
Organization known as the Patrol {.
4. stuart = captain
The festivities were concluded al =
late hour asst night Practically III"
entire delegation from Chariot" Will To-
rain IN the city today 20 witness III"
T.rgin!a-Ca-oi;na rootbsii gam.
Acca Temple IS now a n"ur!shing
condition. is officers are y. c. -
Flaherty. N.gStr.ous potentate. -
J.ter Jones. !L.ustricus chief rabban
r. A. Evans il!ustrious assistant rat
han; Thomas Whittet. il!ustr!oGs h!ch
priest. z. Nr Burlington. illust-i"Is
oriental guild. John i. Mayer. Illus
-rious treasure. c. 4 Nesb';. Illus
trious recorder. Thomas Il Nchdaus
..!u-trior.s q rotor
r NC. RuliinGtoa was chairman ~
he reception ,1-U!ttee. and pra"ti'
sal-y The entire -os:e- q, officers Wa
associated uyI-1 him. togethc~ with z
number ~ or's- r.errb hers James 7
i'm. =. Atkinson. and 9. =. Moo.
cor. posed the entertainment ~OmutF.
t~e-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
THEFT OF XMAS
FUEL MUST STOP
Major Werner Issues Ultimatun,
to Boys-No Bonhres if
Barrels Go.

Chief Of Police Werner yesterday
handed out 20 the boys u Richmond
4 uaada,=. whether 5!acimsil Or not
which Is ca!c-.a-sd % -; a successful!
stop . --s frequent raids upon barrel
SHEDS I1-nbe- plies and wood stacks
:o- g.u-C~- - :=ed ta= Christmas bon
:l-es
Y=st-r5ay= police bulletin contains
,ae following ..e@:
Captains. Have ra- members o.:
your respective commands notify the
boys o. Their respective beats that
unles. tne theft gf barrels. lumber. etc
lie Immediately discontinued : VIII posi-
c!y.ly p-oh.DIc the building OF bonf-es
during TIE holidays AIRY one caught
a, this &C: should De placed in court"
The majors ul;!matun1 Is no yelled
threat Unless the boys modify their
customary dapreiat!oas. the Chief OF
Police VIII see that the stolen mate
rial il never used FOR the purpose in
tended by the boys who took It Iratc
hous@hoIde-s annual sufferers at the
hands OF the n"!gnbo-hooi boys from
one ers % IRE city 10 che Other have
plants with the Police Department in
regard 20 tn" theft OF everything i1-
i'am-uab!e on ;heir premises.
Major Werner IN former years has
exhausted the wil-s and threats AT his
command n she effort 20 have tine boys
taxi. 4 r"aSC ~ III" view Of the time
n"u"T.-f custom Of stealing barrels for
Christmas b0n'ircs. and announced
yesterday that. as last resort. h."
would actually D-ohTbI. tho building %
ar.< Z -. ta"fts rnn-'ru.d unabat"i
Wors. than tnat. tbs majo told tn"
reporters that h- intended 10 have his
on cs-- ARES. all bow. caught stealing
barrels.
several ears ago Major Werner ac-
tGAI1v son: ou- IN" order thai there
should ID. no Nrr7rss. bot ansIly con-
sauted to withdraw MS mandate after
hundreds 81 boys had called Ia person
p; tho chiefs otto" and pledged their
good behavior :o- years 20 como. Il
was then that Tho custom 90 securing
H-au~.a! suhs~r rt'nuT from house
h"Id.r- 10 hBv c0rdwood IN return for
having barrels uu-1olrs-cd was insti-
'ufri by -. bovs Tho major hopes
90 .Wak"1 ~" bows 90 the memory %
VIVA; almost occurred several years
ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
BOY HIT BY AUTO
S~y~n-Year-Oid Oscar GnIDet Run
Down While Playing On Broad street.

While playing IN front of Engine
House No about S O'Clock last night.
little Oscar GuIlett. the seven-year-oid
son of Charles L. Outlet, city en-
pIoye. was run down by an automobile
driven by w NJ ellsworth and pain
fully though 10: seriously injured.
Pending the arrival Of the ambulance.
Ashvorth did everything possible FOR
the relief Of his victim. offering re-
peatedly TO take the boy to the hos
pitaI Ambulance Surgeon Page. how
ever who responded to the call. found
no broken bone. nor injuries more Sc
rious than painful bruises.
Although witnesses otter IN placing
the blame for the accident. a warrant
was sworn gu; for Ashworth. who will
appear In Police Court this morning
TO answer the charge Of reckless driv-
ing As matter of fact. some wit
r.sses say that the driver did every
thing possible to bring HIS car to a
stop and avoid the accident. but the
machine skidded under its Roadway
and struck the little fellow hard
blow. The lads father was witness
OF the. accident
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
new REGENT ELECTED
Miss susie Harrison Will Succeed MSss
Maprx af COnfeAerate MH0eHM.

y
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society at its meeting yesterday elect
Ell Miss Sus'e Harrison as regent OF
the Confederate Memorial Museum. at
Twelfth and Clay Streets. to succeed
Miss Isabel Maury. whose resignation
was presented last month Under MISS
Maury's regency. Miss Harrison mas
been assistant regent. and - there
fore familiar with the work.
Mss Maury was later elected to the
Craftsmanship Of the committee on lille
certificates. and resolutions OF regret
at her withdrawal were read by Mrs
william Euffin Cox. Miss Elizabeth
Patterson was elected vice-regent OF
the Florida room to fill the position
made vacant BY the resignation OF
Mrs. G. W. r. Brock
A report was made showing progress
IN the campaign to raise FUNDS Tor
placing a memorial tablet to mark the
building. which was once the Treasury
of the Confedcracy. and which now
forms a part OF the new post-omcc.
All persons Wishing to contribute to
this fund may 40 so bS addressing Mrs.
James X. wcrth az the Chesterfield
Apartments.
Among the donations reported yes
tersay were n bust % DIR. RawIcy
Martin for the Virginia room. and a
lace collar made BY Mrs Jefferson
Davis and presented 10 her friend. Miss
Carrie Nottingham. Of Ashland. on
Christmas. 1851. Other routine bust
ness was transacted. Mrs. Percy Il.
pcnnypacker. o. New York .snd Mrs.
Juiis Grant Moore and DR.. X. q. Crouch.
Of this city. were made life members.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
HENRIc0 OFFICERS SUMMONED
Will Testify Against GOOchla0d MAJ
CbarHed with Retailing.

Policeman John Shoemaker and Con-
stable T A. Davis. of HenricO County.
have been summoned to appear before
a Justice in Goochland County on Sat
urday morning to testify in the case
against John F. Kraemer. who Is
charged with running q "speak-easy."
II was through the efforts Of the two
Henrico officers that kraemer was ar
rested. They went to his establish
Ynent and purchased liducr from him.
The same officers are the ones who
secured the evidence against the boot
Ieggers from Clayton Mines who were
Shriff Syinor.
Special OfYicer Jones OF Goochland
County, in a letter TO Deputy Sheriff
Sydnor asking for the presence of the
two poiiceI- en-, said that Kraemers
place was found TO have on hand ls2
bottles OF beer six and onc-half gal
Ions Of wine and small amount Of
wniskcy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
WILL LECTURE SUNDAY
y. q. s,cs VIII Tsik 40 ~Rwss~ltssas
NJ labs0 TSeospV.

y = cook. % New York. who has
BEEN Inrturfng on sunday afternoon
a. fr~ I.gh.u Theatre for the past few
weeks. and replying 2" tn. attacks on
'Russe!I,-m." r-sic by Rev. y. Lacy
Hoge. said yesterday before he ief'
ne city that he would return on sun
day 20 srssk again IN regard 20 the
theories v hich NJ Uosc has advanced
He announces that ne Will not deal
" personalities. but that ause''ons OF
al Kinds VIII D. welcomed. as 70 -
rs intention 60 make the meeting sun
tsv afternoon a sort Of question boz
affair. The lecture viii Be given IN
the Lubin Theatre under the auspices
Of the fnssrnas,onol DSS1s Students'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28

In the case of Cor-ine Dickinson. an
infant. who sued through John Halo
well Dickinson, as next friend, against
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
PAM. jury verdict and Judgment were
entered yesterday in the civ Circuit
Court IN the sum OF 5000. The pia in
tiff claimed that on November %. 1911
she was in the act of ai!gh:ing from
a street car at Monroe @rd Broad
Streets when the car started forward
suddenly, throwing her heavily TO the
ground and iniuring her seriously.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28

In tho case OF John \. EOebIin 8
sons Company aga;ns: the Chesapeake
and Oh ~ Railway Company the Jury in
the City Circuit Court Yesterday rem
dcr~d a verdict for the defendant. The
motion "f the plaintiff TO set aside
the verdict as contrary 10 the law and
evidence was continued for argument
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28

Tn" Social Service Federation an or
gauization formed last month by rep
r~s.ntarivcs from all w"ncn's clubs In
Richmond. will hold its second regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock in the headquarters Of the Wo-
mans Temperate" league of America.
at - South Third street. Mrs. q. NJ.
Jcbsbn Is president Of the federation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28

The estimated earnings OF the SOUTH
err hallway for the thir5 week in No.
verrber az complied By the general Of
fees IN Washington. are S1.2ssSsS. an
tncregS over the same week IN 1911
n. Sfes.t7a The earnings for the fhfrd
week % November. 1911. Wsre xl,ssl.'
ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-28
DR. smith VIII Lecture.

Rev. James p Smith. y. d.. will de-
liver his lecture on "Stoncwal1 Jack
SON tomorrow evening In West
minister Presbyterian Church. The lee
ture is given under the auspices Of
the Mems Bible Class Of the church
and no admission will he charged.