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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-09
1T LOOKS LIKE A CRIME

To separate a boy from a box Of Buck
lens Arnica Salve. His pimples, boi1s.
scratches, knocks, sprains and bruises
demand II, and its quick relief for
burns, scalds. or cuts is his right. Keep
it handy for boys, also girls. Heals
everything healab1e and does it quick
Unequaled for piles. Only 25 cents at
Tydings & Company.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-09
OPEN ALL NIGHT

The Merchants Cafe IS now open
night and day Never closed. You can
get just what you want to eat, cooked
as you like it, at moderate prices. Fish
and oysters a speciality.
J. R. Dewey, Proprietor.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-09
VELVET BEANS FOR SALE

$50 bushels, extra fine seed, fully
matured and gathered dry, (. O. b.
Oca1a 81 per bushel. See sample at the
Ocala House Barbershop, where any
other information can be had Ster-
ling Hooper, owner
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-09

If you are thinking of your summer
trip, think of me, as / am in position
10 save you money on trunks and suit
eases. because 1 have an extensive
line, and the prices are right. Why
pay more? 3. Goldman, Pawnshop.
Bargains in all lines.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-09
HART LINE SCHEDULE

The Hart Line steamers will leave
Silver Springs at o'clock every
day except Monday. Tickets and
at the office of Mr.. W. w.
Condor
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-09
TIMBER FOR SALE

100000 feet, stumpage.
8 orange groves at Lake Weir
R. L Martin, Merchants Block
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-09
WORLD ALMANACS

World Almanac. issue of 1912, 35
cents each, on sale al Ballard's news
stand.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-09

Cook your next roast IN a paper pag,
and get the bag from the Post Office
Drug Store. Csc the package.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
|SEIS RECORD FOR
MONTHS RECE|PTS
Local United States Customs
Office Has Best Month OF
Its History.

The cash books of the United States
customs office Cor the district of Rich
mond were balanced yesterday anu
showed that collections for the monsh
Of October exceeded those of any otner
month in the history Of the office. Ie.ai
receipts for the month. given out os
Collector b. e. Arnold. were sli2.'S.'''
With receipts for October. 1911. TO-
falling only ,5so.I0-considered q
banner month at the time-rece'p's
for the month Just ended snow an HI
crease Of sS2.is2.S5 in the space "a
one year. The growth OF customs re
ceipts in the local Office has been noth.
ing short of phenomenal In the iaS'
three years. The receipts for oct"pe'
1912, are within few Thousand uo'
lars as much as the total coileet o''S
for the fiscal year of 1910. An ~
crease of several hundred per cent WIZ
made the year following, and the pres
ent fiscal year Of 1913 seems ABOUT y
increase 1000 per cent over the e''
]ections of three years ago.
Collector Arnold is naturally en-
thus;astic over the gigantic striues III.
once has made under his adn,in'stia
zion. and unless this rate OF grown
is interrupted. expects to see stu
ereat,r gains in the next few years
According TO the collector, the III
..raase receipts are due to increased
;nonorta,ious of Turkish tobacco 10
cigarette manufacturing in Ricnmono
1orefrn wines and liquors. and burial
for FERTILIZER bags. 1t is fine inoi
..,ion the collector believes. OF Rieh
mond-s industrial prosperity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
At POINT OF DEATH


Newcomb. shot by Attorney Barnes.
Physician. AT the Memorial Hospital have
despaired Of saving the lie OF LIeweliyn
Newcomb. the young man from Euben. who
shot in the RICH; breast by Attorney
Barres Wednesday nigh, during a quarrel
Ia the Iatter's store and IL is only a cues
tion Of time until he succurnbs 20 the effects
.: his wound. Last night he was paraiy zed
from his wais, down. the bullet having
LOGGED In the spinal cord.
Barnes is a prominent merchant; Of LuG-
euburg County. while Sewcomb lives close
by at Eubon post-ossicc. AccordiaS TO che
story told ny Barnes. Ncwcomb entered his
store late "Wednesday evening after a trip
10 Chase City anc made h:msc!: offensive.
Warned. ard then ordered from the store
D, the proprietor. Newco-..b drew a katie
and made fsin, az Barnes g no pulled a
rcSolveT from Gnder she counter and cred
in ;he air.
Instead o. stopping Ncwcomo the shot
only infancd hss anger. and he continued
his attack Jh- r-Nt she; struck him In ;h.
righ; breast. 1nd h- siroppss SexSonsb
rushed 9" Memorial Hospital in Rich
moaa on late train while Barnes sur
r"Tde-cd himself 20 the local police
~. WIS released rom custody On a S. 80
brrh. and vii! APPEAR before the Lu-eaburE
County circuit CouTr a; is aeXG scssioa in
January.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
Bl||lD|NG BOOM
STILL GROWING
First Ten Months Reports Ex-
coed Same Period Last
Year.

Plans fo- new buildings were ap-
,royed by Building Inspector BECK
during October amounting to $4oo.Is"'
and for repair work amounting 10 ><"'
3si. a net increase in building opera
lions for the month over October isii :
of sleo,!ss For the first ten montns
of this year there have been 'ssueo
permits aggregating $5.aas.0s2- For '.s
same period Of last year. the to'a' %
permits was S5.a3s.Is3. making gar"
for the first ten months OF this yea.
over last year. which was the largss'
in the history of the city. OF $.e9.s-.
Plans were filed yesterday in the 81
fee Of the Building Inspector TOT tne
new First Regiment Armory. the per.
mi, for the erection of when VII.
nrobabiv be issued within the mex
thirty DAYS. The building II estima'e"
=. coz, 100000. including archi'esS
foes Preliminary drawings Tor severe
ether large structures are ais" peno
ing :, the Office Of the BUILDING In-
s,.c,or. making 1t probable ina. ."
r.main;nR two months OF TINS %
- viii more than Offset the to'a' va
IN. same period Of last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
ANkDEPOS|ToRS
AGAIN CONFIDENT
Two Days Run on Mechanics'
Savings Bank Stopped
Yesterday.

After a run. which continued from
Tuesday afternoon until yesterday.
and during which more than $ls.oos
were withdrawn from the vaults OF
the Mechanics savings Bank. At ia
East Clay Street, John Mitchell. .JT..
president OF the colored institution.
said last night that confidence had
been restored. and that the bank
would be able to meet any demands
that might be made.
The drain was occasioned by the re-
fusal OF w. r. Davis, paying teller Of
tn. bank. to cash a check amounting
to slos5 for j. s. stewart. a carpenter,
who applied for his money after bank
ing hours on Monday afternoon. when
stewart returned Tuesday morning
with his check. II was promptly CASH
ed, but in the mean time he had spread
the tidings around that the Mechan-
les Savings Bank was closed and that
he could not get his money.
The news gathered Roadway a. It
spread, and Ia persons withdrew their
deposits on Tuesday. followed by an
almost equal number yesterday. The
Onicials of the American National
Bank. through which the Mechanics'
Savings Bank clears. came to the res.
cue with funds yesterday. and the
sum or $4,000 was sent up to 2i4
East Clay street to meet the demands
Of the fearful depcsi,ors.
With this amour; on hand, and with
the assurances OF Stafford II. Parker.
auditor OF the American National
Bank, that more would be furnished
IL needed. the excitement began to
subside. Nhe First National Bank,
which is also a correspondent of the
Mechanics Savings Bank, also sent
W. NJ. Addison up with promises OF
support State Bank Examiner c. c.
Barksdale. who had recently been
over the books OF the establis hment,
gave out a statement Affirming the
soundness OF its finances Mr.. Barks-
dale again inspected the accounts Of
the bank and pronounced them accu-
rate.
About $4,000 were deposited Tues
day despite the lack Of confidence. and
yesterday numerous creditors who
came to remove their money. left
without doing SO. when told OF the
backing and support the bank had
No further trouble is anticipated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
,MpERs0NATED POLICEMAN
=. r. Haley FSsed SO ssA Costs u
Police CeUvt.

4 Haley. thI-ty-,oJr years oic was
a. s,o ana costs yesterday morning n
80 ,-our. .o- being druak. disordcriy and
na,ou.radins as q policeman. he vas az,
rested By Dei~cr:ve-scrEeaa's "h@
800, when "a vas learned that ne had
Rag. Ia ais possession. The badge was tns'
Of a detective agency
when Haley vas searched pocket o.
-. .a.,a AZ h4- .os.es<.on. Representa-
tix., @. :he virginia Railway and Power
Cc-n,a,. ,wore out warrant Cor BIN ioi
hsvtrs tse-,. ana he val be trI~e on ih''
charge to-day.
r,ur.ns the STATE Fear week Haley acted
- q substitute. policeman, ard was an ap.
s-jtr.s, FOR . permanent poSi;!oa on The
,r-g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
ALL WANT MORE PAY

Ge"srs ..s Eschmond wsser Depersmess
..,,ne o. the Council Commi''e .s
Al .r at nigh, q general increase IN
On On, .or the men employed In the e. sT na,a
kicsmond department to the s rscomm.nded.
IN 'ne ,n,,,o Will affec; all o! the men
Ihe, re south Racamond pumping station
sns a number o, street men s.,, and
-. 20 be allowed TO use city was'
go. or RECOMMENDATION OF susoomm''e''
rejected .,,sc,~a to en-
,,I., a competent supervisor AZ h"' ,"'.
-, sla a rnoa:h to inspec; the woTk o.
,ay,nx the new pipe lire across james rs.s.r
70 ,uup!y ;ae Southside with eits "cr
Tho work Will probably use sA VI
months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
CITY REPUBLICAN Committee

Made Plans Last Might to Bring Out Votes
on Tuesday.
The City Republican Committee held its
frs: meeting of the present campaign last
night in Fraternity Hail. III West Broad
Street with about twenty-five members OUT
of forty in attendance. Melvin FIesenheimeI
was elected chairman and F. J. Mitchell
secretary treasurer.
The purpose of the meeting was the form
alton OF plans for oorraIiing az large vote
al possible for the national Republican
ticket in the election on Tuesday. TAFT re-
ceived about LOO votes in Richmond four
years ago, and his supporters hope to pre-
vent any great falling of in these figures.
DESPITE the fac. that the Progressive nomi-
nees will be heard from. No mention OF the
Administrative Board candidates on whom
the people will vote Tuesday. was made at
tho meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
CHANGES TO-DAY:
IN P. 0. STAFF
Many Promotions Follow Full
ler's Resignation-No Inter-
ruption of Service.

This morning the series of promo
tions in the Richmond post office, made
necessary through the resignation Of
Isaiah w Fuller, former assistant
postmaster. go into effect, and while
Mr.. Fuller leaves for Scottsville to en-
ter on his new duties, w. Floss South
ward. the former superintendent OF
mails. will take his place at tie desk
Of tie assistant postmaster.
Five other promotions. necessitated
by the vacancy near the top. also be-
come effective to-day. All six steps ur
the ladder were made in accordance
with the civil service rules for sue
cession. Harry NJ. Lawder. assistant
superintendent of mails since 1910. be.
comes superintendent Of mails in Mr.
Southward's place. Mr.. Lawder has
been in the postal service here fol
eleven years. and has worked up from
tie bottom.
Edgar Childrey moves up from the
position Of superintendent of carriers
to that Of assistant superintendent OF
mails, while Charles p. Eldridge steps
into the office made vacant by the pro-
! motion of Mr.. Childrey.
Albert l. Bradley. formerly in th'
registry division, becomes assistant
SUPERINTENDENT Of carriers in Mr.. Ell
bridges place. Tie vacancy in tn
registry division will be filled by st
| G. Brenneman, who has been assistant
| postmaster at Chase City for a number
| of years -, =.
| THE series Of promotions Will be
made without perceptible interruption
of service" said Postmaster Allan yes
| ,.-sav land 1 expect to see the ne"
men take hold Of their new duties WIN
| ont a hitch Of any character. NO one
outside Of the ONCE will be aware tha'
| such a series Of changes are soIhs M a.,
| snect. The men are all trained Io'
.n. niace higher UP. and ready to stez
ITO n on ins,an, notice"
| On account Of the usual 1000 Oh ma
| ,,e first Of the month, the aoVis'
VI - delaying the actual trans
a asr. few days was considered for :
49, In the ability Of the men q
."Sa hold Of the duties just assignee :,
tax. TAKE A and to handle tie heavy rus'
| without trouble.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
MORE TINE GIVEN
FOR CORRECTIONS
Grand Jury Investigating Tax
Returns in County Finds
Discrepancies.
ADJOURNED TO NOVEMBER 8
More Than 100000 Already
Added to Taxable Values
by Revision.

The special grand jury Investigating
the tax returns in Henrico County held
a fourth short session yesterday and
adjourned until Friday. November =.
at 10 o'clock in the morning. granting
by this act IN an additional period OF
eight days in which taxpayers who
have not vet awaited themselves of
the opportunity may correct their
assessments.
The grand jury met Tuesday. Octo-
Der %, and adjourned until yesterday
in order to permit citizens of the
county to make corrections in their
returns. and such was the success
which attended the action that tho
jury believes additional corrections
will be made II m ore time Is given.
According to the report presented
to Judge Scott yesterday morning.
apparently irreconcilable discrepancies
exist in the returns made on intangible
property. such as stocks and bonds.
The corrections which have SO far
been handed TO members OF the grand
jury added a total Of more than
100000 t. the taxable values Of the
county The increases were made
chiefly in the income and personal
property returns. and will add about
81, 600 to the county's revenue.
The total assessed value of bonds
one Of the leading classes OF Intangible
property with which the grand jury
had trouble. as reported on FEBRUARY
l of this year. was $270.14S. Individual
stocks. another prominent class OF IN
tangible property, was listed at $2ls.s SUI.
Report to Court.
The report which T. Crawford Redo
foreman Of the grand jury. presented
to Judge Scott is as follows:
To the Honorable Judge Of the Cir
, cult Court Of Henrico County, Va:
| We, the undersigned members OF the
special grand jury impaneled to inVes-
| tigate the returns for Henrfco County
! respectfully report as follows:
The special grand jury met to-day
and reviewed the corrections 1ro"
| those taxpayers who, having MADE I'M
! proper returns through Ignorance D.
oversight desired to revise the nsures
| The aggregate additions in income ana
| nersonal property have so far reached
! over 500, 900 in taxable values. IN
view of the foregoing and because the
| undersigned believe that other VOL
! untary adjustments will yet be mace
we respectfully petition your honoraoie
| court to adjourn the special sranu
jury until Friday, November 3. at ~
| o'clock A. NJ at which time the speciai
grand jury will reassemple ana inses.
| fisate the failure of the taxpayers 10
properly list not only their incomes
but also their personal property. both
! tangible and intangible In reference
TO intangible pr operty the special grand
Jury has found great and apparently
| frreconcilable discrepancies.
! Respectfully,
T. CRAWFORD REDO.
! Foreman;
! John STEWART BRYAN.
: j. w. PENICK,
w. FRANK POWERS.
+. NJ CONNELL
$. c. FREEMAN.
W. NJ MILAN.
| H NJ. NELSON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
CAMPAIGN SUBSCRIPTIONS

Tn. following letter HI has wn Dssn campaign
with a subscription to inc
. .ai,d; r.u.,-pi.pa,ch. R,chrnond. va va check
iS G.ns,emen.-Inelssed y you M,.. fund from
for s. FOR the Wilson sam oam fund from the
,or 81 for the ss state convc, oad Force Camp
s Sa IS Below you viii AND n :n BE- sen, q
sI;su;or. wish , sasA .s mas in 10 sunsa 70
receipt. iou Wi. emaiI amount will De
helpful, Very truly So"'. ,s
I. HENLEY JONES;
Sergeant Camp No. 10
L Henley Jones M S.srssaPP''Ri r. Ncrmen,. f
+ Redrord, J. II. Martin 60. e
PREVIOUSLY acknowiedsed-.-....'.' 90
Convict camp 30 Ia..--..-.-....'-'''-''' o.
H 81 M:tcheil...-...-..''''---
TOTAL TO date...---------'-.'--'''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
KIDD ACQUITTED
s,srs,. Tvssss~my pv~r> Vstm evs0 Chsrge b
rossrS COuFR-

s,jrs-. Tesssas~my pr-v> vst@ evs0 Chsrge b.
rcs!rs CWUsS
EscarSs Grace k-amr~r. seventeen years
Old se.ied ;ha; he had ever hsd Improper
-~larsc-s Nth h~r. tns; charge sgaIns; Leo
Ksdd was s.smtsr~.i yesterday mssn:aG ~
Pc..os Justice cryschae:d
ccnHcnwesT uinisree roIkes
to'd the corrt shs, tire Sir had ms1e 1am-
ssing ess,srerts sgssrs; Kidd 90 hfmeet'
sS6 rhl~s % Police Werner Ths x'Ys .~sft-
Sod -Sss sh~ MADE th~s~ sdm:sesoss beca sss
she -ss a-rsis 81 dss~c:ivcs rho he'd been
au~s-trafns ser. ard retrsc-sd Mr. vrevscus
rtrsftss
asked bv NJ. restes ~ snythiag tmvrooer
hsa ever tahea place bsswssa hssssa and
the defeaAsas.
bgs l3uDsD - 60
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01

In connection with the pending CAM
paign, President T. n. Darlington is
sued yesterday the following state
ment:
The committee seeking members OF
the Chamber Of Commerce Is composed
Of men whose time is valuable. ana
they deserve every commendation Tor
their demonstration Of the public spirit
which is the foundation Of the city
progress.
.Tbese gentlemen are not going TO
h. asked IN give but a few more Gays
to their work. and 1t is now ufseh'iS
requested that those VINO thes
IN Q, ou,d receive them and respoho
o,ncklv and become members VI
body that means nothing II II ooe'
M, work for the benefit OF every u"
terest in the city.
"Tha work the chamber has IN iEoN
of i. includes promoting the Pio"f
hu;1d;ng Of a new bridge. de'eiopihs :.
,,nion depot looking TO taking IN ne
,.,,,tory IN harmonious and ehec.'''
.rrer uorking fer better cohhec'io's :
~. VALLEY and the northern paE' y"
v;ryinia. I, promoting every mose"."
en-. he,,erment Of James River
-, nd whayves and generally
Ia of matters that need unseihs'
ihs NJ" ~, hest men in our city.
.Our aim Is to get %" ne" --nen
t. going TO be accomplished al"
=, 90 the chamber will nave
h.-sb;n that can accomplish
il attempts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
COUNTY REAL ESTATE


TREE ~ solos Recssded at C1esks O6rs
Yu0eRdnT.
Real estate In Henytco County. especially
- sco,Yp Addition. has been unusually &C
r.vs eurjng the pas; few days. jogging from
-ae .ransoc,fons shown in tie deeds entered
- Jerks wafds;rs oE.ce yesterday Three
-. invesvfng foss! OF more than >ss.""'
have recently been carried through
Iseor ~ Nelson. special commissioner. colo
q 80 acres on the Ds.byto~n Eoed TO w.
The va;ue az tie tract 90 dis
2Cs.d Of n ab0us 1leA
4 nssmosr Q. lots ts Soois's Addition wsrs
sod rerenrly ~ virg1nSa Scott NacTayIsa
&c - r Suckose sss the sum o. ss~<~ The
s.cond sale In this ysc!nity vas that 81 an
otae. S<rscs q sosa sold b. Mr.. SYckois TO
Nsr-tce A. Powers asa william a. Mellow
An soE S2-N4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
CT yDE W. SAUNDERS IN COURT
ar,>;~ped I'm HenricO County 1e2esoaS
= charge Of Assault.

AFHAfXn40
= Charge Of Assault
clyde W. Saunders and 5 l. Darts We.s
arrs.9ned before Magistrate 1, fosx
=, Tenrico Courthouse yesterday norninS
on . warrant sworn out last Tuesde! oy
n Dual. a former em2ioye OF MI sauna
ers. who charged the two men Win assault
fnx him on last Monday niSht
The hearing resulted in the acaui'taI OF
NJ. Saunders and fine OF sic Tor Mr OAfts
mo noted an appeal. The trouble ALI start
al sccording 20 the story tod oy MI.
SENDER. from some assertions which Duva'
made about the work done in MI saunoe
Ss.rr s,rrn AT Acca after DuyAl had stopped
working there q short while ago IL va
altered .hat DIVA. told several persons that
pnrts haa been puttins oil In the milk cold
ffcm che place. and that his tales had hur'
the dairy's business
Nr Saunders and &.. Darts went OUT 70
Sc him about the matter on Monday night
and met him at q house between Acca ana
the dairy farm After some words had oeen
eschaugec o ngh; followed. IN consequence
a. Uhtch the charges were brought asains;
H. SauadeG1 and his eno!oye
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
WANT New MARKET
can p~,s.r. Cannot RrUew Yearly Iesses.
e'~' street. Poorly Ne II. -,

streets Poorly Nc u. -,
With the expectation that pioSis.
n. mad. for rebuilding the old rifsi "' .,S'
-. -, x.a- ;he Council Committee on
Marke,. last night directed the keeper %.
,ba, market not Co renew leases on sSa
after January / except on in"nt".y a.,
tn. clerk o. the second Market vas IN
.,,u.,es 70 advertise for bids TOT SOM
spanrss /, IN. construction OF the stsiis
A resolution was adopted r~0"es'ins IN.
s,,.e, cleaning Department; to sweep SiN'a
St-e., from Broad to Clay. AID Sarsha.i
stree, from Fis'h 80 seventh street Al lesi
orc. week The committee has had many
complaints % tho Ei-k"pt ccndi'i"n ~ 'Ae
streets surrounding the markets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
FINED FOR ASSAULT
Wssse ysushs b Cssss fer Aso~king Neer'
P1p0ao-

p y wa..aras Q ooior~d Is,.sr.earr'sr.
ARD Two white y-a;ss. Thomas ssd wsi;er
Bahen- were sSrasgase 20 Pe.ses cosr; yes-
t.reay morning the charge Q: saGhtins IN
~. street
., aev.;o,.a ire, ,A. yosths Rad ss,sckss
the eossnas o. Brood ara T~eny-srth
ssreeo Williams was sssmssscd Aad he
sss.s-;s were sne1 = axA cora
Wfi.isrs ~ss ssrsck ~ . bal r1tk which
the yestns we've rjayfns He resuhe4 them
arc vas attaches. B.cye;e Po..eeasa kfd5
ssSsd th>m rn3iirs upcs :ss sssssA END
afreefe9 the Uso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION

Al tashelIo ~ 669a15e1 60 AsseO1 Nsss
T0D0y.
TIE Yeas, o. All sasr-s vii s4 observed
.a ~ tH~ catholic csuychss to-day !; Ne
irS .ss.v Dav % Ob-~rvsacs. al Cs:h9-
80 are csi.ged 20 attend nsss on ira; say.
Esssss ~ the Ca.he6roi S4g Be .; :. ..
nHf - o'csoea In H. es,,..y ss v'esoek
80 hey Ho1r VII - keS-. ~ 81 Peter >
-a-sHss wlI BE q. g. o ard 10 o'eIssx-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-01
CHAMBER ADDS
TO MEMBERSHIP
President Darlington Tells OF
Aims of Body When Roll
Has Been Enlarged.

Three hundred an6 seventy zone mem
oers have been added to the rolls OF the
Chamber of Commerce as the result OF
the pending campaign. Ninety ave
names were added yesterday. twenty
four applications having come in by
mail Seventy-ore new members were
reported by the various working teams
at the midday luncheon yesterday -
follows:
No. IA NJ. Cannon and W. NJ.
myers .....-...-.. j"
No. Nathan Simon and Sam 5.
Rosendorf Observation-Disclosures. 20
No. 81. G. Corley and w. Il.
Schwarzschild NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -.
No. 4--B W. Wilson AMI Aaron
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No. S-Robert SpillEnan and Alvin
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