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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-23
CHARLES sAELZER'S
EXECUTORS
Against
LOUIS L. BRACTI-
GAM AND OTHERS.
CouxDla1nants
Defendants

II appearing to the court that an
account Of the transactions Of Lena
Sae!zer and Charles A. Brautiga m.
executors Of Charles Saelzer. deceased.
end of all debts and demands against
the estate % the said Charles Saelxer
has been taken and filed In the clerks
once Ct th!s court In this suit. and
that more than one year hiss elapsed
since tbs Qualification OF the eaid Lena
Saeizer and Charles A. BrautiGam ~
executors Of the said Charles saeiser.
eaeed. on motion Of Louis 4.
Brauti9am, one OF the 1egatees OF the
essd Charles Saeizer. q 70 ad;udeed.
ordered, and decrced that all creditors
Of ssSd Charles Saelzer. deceased and
all persons asserting any demands
'against said 6ecedert'a estate do show
cause, q any they can. before this
court on the first day ~ It's next term,
to-wit: the tn day. Of January. 1913
why the court should not REQUIRE the
payment and delivery Of the aecedsnts
estate 20 his legstccs BIZ his executors.
without requiring refund!ng bonds.
And Il 10 further orderee that copy
OF S6ls decree be published once
week Cor four successive weeks IN Ins
Ttmes-Dispatch, q newspaper puohsned
In the city OF Richmond
A e0py-Teste:
SAMUEL r. wApDIkE
CuTCaugy . CrTCHN6.
AsfAP0OYD
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FORMS ENDOWMENT FUND


Fra Bu0s1ss ChsscA Nshes NSs~ - ~0e
For the purpose OF ensurnS tns Scue
ra-ce In r~rp~su.sy % the F1rU Baptist
Crurch Of Richmond. . charter vae secured
Yesterday from the State Corporation Com-
mission for the Ffryt Rsptfst Churcn Enecw
snsa. rynd Unc). with osYlcee IN this city.
John g Hsvvocd - present.: Daniel Nc
car.hv. vice-pressd~ns: n n owashmsy'
secre.ery: r. G. wIi!iasns. Jr. ueeeMsf. .
f<af.re mSmServ Of the church. which .
I. years csd. resIiDs thss ~ the ysas9 80 ~
the number Of eoasssoptsng memesr. VII p
fewer ana fewer n fuian 10 ms0soe = .
from which - 1sev - seosws ~ ID -
sort
cesouel HsrVve9 M yrSeWoay at sne
suna ehcuA have bsen sesrse9 swseV yeass
oeo Some OousoeyU have oNUo0y odseote0
shesY wish Go Aeviss money 70 ne eherco.
ssA q WI - made payable % tie enegw-
mens fuad. Woteh - aSw eespos9xSee. WI
0ncUO held ruuDsuse1,o ~ e4e 80 ~ -
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Obvious Bargain

Abeolutely new seve0-r0om vsSe8
residence: Floyd Avenue. ne1f Auo0n
Street. hath hot water heat edoeeSeo
nEhts. gas range and wOfer heoa0:
concrete basement Rented for ~
per wear. Prfos very low. on coy
terms.
GorISaE q NASH NC.
Tenth and Main s0efeVe0
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Franklin St. Residence

Fine brick residences. 6sswesa ~
and F,cushee. on Franklin CtrSse: nsno
large rooms and basA: Soe - ~
R>nted for $3.50. Price. S3e.os3.
GoIsAN & NASH rNc.
Tenth and Main SlrU0ee
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IsQaI Rottce

vffHSfS: IN The CIRCUIT coURT
OF THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.
THE sTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
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Ro5t anu j'ouno

Lott, on BROAD AND MAIN car
Friday afternoon. bunch OF st
seven Keys Finder will be rewarded
by sending same to East Grace,
LOST BESSBERG BOTTLE co. AID
vertisement pocketbo0k. containing
about six dollars and bottle OF insdi-
cine. Finder will receive suitable
reward by returning same To LEX
ingron Hotel
If THE LADY WHO WAS SEEN TO
pick up diamond AID pearl prooch
Friday afternoon in front OF Geo w.
Anderson sons carpet store VIII
return same 10 2il0 East Grace or
phone Madison l74i-J she VIII re-
ceive seward.
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Fine Speculation

Centrally Io0sed bussnece - -
rWeissa street, between Main - 60
0er~S4s Vow rented % sxcssee~S -
aass This property t1s ~
scscs,~ corner THIS % eho - -
fn,s property has been o0ssOo - -
coiAAN . - &C.
feosA 0oA - o1Uo4
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aufomobleS for Bale

f0R SALE. AT 4 BARGAIN. ONE
5e-horsepower Nirgintan automobile.
fully equipped. including top, wind
shield. spcedometer. clock three
extra castings. three extra tubes.
prcs,o!fte tank and set extra tenders
and two extra rear Wheels. Mus: be
seen TO be appreciated. JONES
MOTOR CAR CO. Alien Avenue aad
Broad Monroe &63.
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ODoa1se HaeAnsnA's Greatest NewsDaDes
Chr tmsg $3.50 Bippuifh
GREATEST WANT AND REAL MS
TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA. AND
ONE OF THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Want AID Rates

Daily. sns cent per word when Da1e
- advance. Ne ad. taken for less than
ten cents.
elassiacations except Situation wanted
Ter Sunday. situatiOn wanted. one cest
. word. No Ad. sunday takea for less
thsn Afteen cents.
No ads. taken for less than twenty
ave cents when phoped In or charged
At the counter.
Phone orders not guaranteed.
Clsssiaes t1ons not guaranteed after
ESQ r. n.
For business contracts, send for the
Want Ad. Man. Phone Monroe I.
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VcNfE6. 4 cMPLE o. ROOFS
Ter . aumbsr of young men In the
VeeoAlsy of Park Avenuo aoA ues.
~ A00BU1O - 80
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Q9tSrrIIaneouS
STORAGE

STORAGE.
CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY, u
ncr load store your furniture, bug
gtes. automobiles. pianos At TO4P-
EINS. 81 West Broad
CREAM Py-FFs. Il LARGE ONES, FOR
CSC. DRINKARD'S. sixth and Gay
Streets
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WOOD.

OAK AND PINE - PER CORD. DE
LiyERED IN GINTER PARK AND
HIGHLAND PARK AND BARTON
HEIGHTS. PHONE MADISON 24o1.
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Boarding
Dattnt3

PATENTsIFREE PERSONAL coz
sul;atiou in Kichmond with invent
ors: fifteen years experience. salts
factory references. S. H EVANS.
Patent Attorney. Box ss+. Richmond.
Va
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CUNs6INy . CCTCHTN6.
AftoS0Syp.
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DAVID r WILLIAMS. CIVIL EN-
s:neer ard surveyor, Room 20S Ma
t!ouaI Bank OF Virginia Building.
Phone Monroe 2ls-
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S. ace North Third
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hereby ee<tify sNas she bond re-
suireA n ~ fesVgUing decrss ~
been daily given and approved
Io9WP0 = BRADY.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

SHOE REPAIRIN0.
iec REBATE II TOY BRING SHoES
win this coupon. Mems shoes bali.
soicd, .5c., rebated to Sc; sed'eG
hsIf-soies. Coo, rebated to soc. Every
pair sewe5, beet leather: no nails ne
pegs Keeling. 2sc. DREWS EkEC.
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. Jas Eoss
Main. Phone Monroe 3ee7.
DON'T HAVE TROUBLE
WITH HoUSECLEANrS0. SfAINTN0
end waxinG floors. CAN Moaroe 1I1e
for ARTICLES esrv1ea. 0asl0focttoo
Guaranteed WILLIAM JOHNSON
CREAM YpYFA Is EoN 3SS 20
large: DRSNKAhD1 ssxsA ~ CAY
fURNTTURH AND CHINA PACKING
WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITURE,
china and Weelsng lfeoeMSe VIII
care. JACOB UMIsAUH, 1875 We0e
DsuoA 0erssG Pheus 8soos0 e9o&
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THE JEFFERSON

The most magnificent hotel IN the
South European plan. Rooms single
and en- butte, with and without bahia
Spacious sample rooms.
Club Dpe0kfo0e-
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N~>~~~~>~~~<>~-~~<~ - =
WANTED MAN AND WIFE To WORK
on farm, farm hand and cook. r. II.
NILES. Rock Castle. Va
ZEN OMENIGET GOVERNMENT
Jobs: SEQ week Write Immediately
FOR list OF positions open. FRANK
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept $IS w.
Rochester. n. Y.
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fEssER THE LADIES' TAILOR. THE
only one in town who makes spe-
c.alty N altering all kinds OF gar
rneuts TO the latest fashion Every
garment that 10 altered In my eStab-
uskment Is done under my personal
supery.sior Price very moderate
and work satisfactory. The Raleigh
Apartments. Harrison and Franklin.
Phone Madison 1923
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viii continue for the balance Of the week
Material for the construction Of the Ne,
home OF the Mechanics and Merchants
Bank has been placed on the site at rwsift
and HUI Streets
storage Cosesrn Sod.
IN HuetlnRs Court. Part H.. the 0nSs 9
NcFali against the Southern Furniture Co0
pany viii be heard this morning befor
Judge Ernest II. Wells. The case involve
damages for goods alleged TO have in5urs
while stored with the defendant company.
Entrrtains ON Birthday.
Miss Margaret Brooks. OF ili2 DeoAsu
Street. entertained Wednesday evening frot
to y o'clock IN honor o: her nftestn
birthday. A large number OF young pecpl
were present and spent snentoyabis svenin(
The hail, psrior and din!nE-room YER
beautifully decorated with nowe1 and POI
ted plants \ color scheme OF pink a.
white was carried out in the flowers. Will
pink candles added TO the beauty OF IA
scene. Punch and refreshnents wsre served
and the evening was made enJoyaois VIZ
music and recItationf.
Personal Nentlen.
Mrs.. Ciemsntl OF Ciayr!ile. 10 vinnng ~
daughter Mrs Mooney. OF PIT Porter Stree
Rev. +. Ernest Warren. rector OF Mead
Memorial Episcopal Church. has returne
from the Central Convoca;ion. which ve
held At wavsF.y.
J. F. Duvai viii leave Sunday for Atiaat1
Captain J. A. Lipscomb IL spending hi
surlough with his family on the jana
River The party left yesterday IN . isunel
and will be gone about ten daya
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18
Consumpuves Helped BY
tuberculosis Medicine

II IL folly to believe that Consumption
differs from, every other disease in not re-
oui-tng the use OF any medicine for Its
treatment For q number Of years an enor-
nous mass OF voluntary and thankful testi-
r.ontals from persons who consider that they
owe their lives to Eckmans Alternative. .
r:edicine for tuberculosis, has been accumu-
Ia;.ng Surely plenty OF time to demonstrate
its lasting value. You can write to any OF
them Here - one:
ss,3 Girard Ave. PhIIa-. Pa.
Gentlemen: In the winter OF 1903 had
a. attack OF Grippe, followed By Pneumonia
and later by Consumption. I grew steadily
worse. In the wilmer Of 1904 ] had cough.
night sweats. fever and raised quantities. OF
awful. .oc king stun. and later had many
hemorrhages: at one time three in three
successive days. MIX ana eggs became 90
disfas,eful ! could keep nothing down.
Tire. physicians treated me. I was ordered
70 TIE mountains. but did no, 60 Eckman's
A.;er taking a small! quantity / had he
FIST quiet nisht's sleep for weeks. Ny I'M
provemenf was marked from the nrst. l
gained strength and weight and appetite I
never had another hemo.rhAge. and nv
cough gradually Iessened Until entirely gone.
! AN perfectly we'll Everything I say here
Can be verified By my family and friends. -
tSworn Anidavfp ANNE r. LOUGHRA-S.
Ecxmsn's Alternative Is effective in Bron-
ehitis. Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat and Lung
T.oubiss. and in upbuiidinS the system. Does
ing drugs Fog sale by owens 4 Minor Drug
Company and other leading druggists Ask
To-, booklet telling OF recoveries. and write
TO Ecsman Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa. Tor
additional evidence.
advertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18
WASHINGTON IS
GRAvElY Al ARMED
Revolution in Mexico Place:
Americans in Imminent
Danger.

w..n,neton, October r7-onictals here BE-
came Thoroughly alarmed to-day over tne
irnmtnent danger 10 Americans IN vera Cru.:
Wex. captured Wednesday by reoeis, eho
Ee.kman Winthrop. acting Secretary OK tne
Navy. ordered the cruiser Des Moines' no"
making a tour of Mexican ports TO return
20 Vera Cruz. Commander Hughes VII! nave
fu!! power to exercise his own discretion IA
So .eguarding Americans in the beleasueteo
cities and without further instructions ca"
isne a party II conditions warrant.
The Des Moines has 2.S bluetackets aboard.
bu, carries no marines She left Vera cruz
ten days ago for Puerto. Mex. from when
nor, she sailed yesterday for Progreso. to
arrive tonight She will return with an
epeed TO Vera Cruz, about 80 miles to the
southwest across the Bay OF Campechy.
Although messages TO the STATE Depart
rnent confirming the surrender OF Vera cruz
20 General Feiiz Dtaz. report that the city is
quiet officials realize the per!loHs position
OF Americans. and other foreigners would
enA themselves in should the Mexican Fed
era, forces attempt to rscapture the capital
seaport
Reports out o: Mexico City to-day said
the movement 0. which General Dtaz Is the
master spirit has attracted widespread gym
patty. Confirmation also has been received
here o. the Introduction Of q bill IN the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18

London. October f7-whils Turkey and the
! Belkan states are carrying out the nast
! formalities connected with ths aes -. 49,.
0. war. interest has been transferred 10 t"e
prospects Of the campaign.
} Two Influences are expected to MAKE the
war a shor, and sharp one. The nrst 10 the
approach OF winter: the second 10 nnaociAA
pressure. None Of the beiliserent states ID
in position to stand the strain OF pro-
/ longed military operations. Bulgaria vas
disappointed recently IN trying to raise even
: q small loan in Paris. while Turkey hsd
been endeavoring both in New York ana
Paris to borrow money. but up to the present
the other states concerned are very limited
Little is likely to be heard OF the Euro
pean conference until! some decisive ection
has been fought when doubtless ene Euro
pean concert will renew Its ehorts TO or1nS
about peace on broad Inca
! The war L. expected TO develop into land
campaign between Bulgaria and Turkey. ana
a naval struggle between Turkey and Greece
1t is believed Turkey will concentrate her
strength and attack the Bulgarians squarely
before the Servians can come to their aid
Much will depend whether Turkey gains
! command Of the sea- which would facilitate
transportation OF her Asiatic troops to the
, theatre OF war.
| Little IN known a. to how far the allied
Balkan states have concerted their Stra tegto
plans. The tnaction Of Montenegro seenas to
! indicate that a settled course 10 being fol-
! lowed.
The Bulgarian Cabinet IL sitting tonight
in continuous session. but is having difficulty
n communicating with Belgrade and Athens
News of actual lighting Is indefinite and con-
fiicting. the Turks claiming substantial vic
tories over the Aontenegr1ns.
! The Greek people are rejoicing over their
first naval victory. two sunboats forcing
Prevesa Strait This feat leaves the Greeks
! in command Of the Gulf of Arta and Sc
cures a supply OF stores TO the army Of
. Epirus.
Through the official declaration Of war
Greece IL deprived Of the services o: .
Chinese cruiser she had arranged to pur-
chase at Newcastle. as she had been obliged
to abandon the purchase for fear OF dfplo-
matte complications
The four destroyers which Greece purchas-
ed at Liverpool. shipped naval crews 1t Al
giers. and have started for Greece. convoy
ing the steamer Macedonia, which has on
board Greek reservists from New York.
These sea wasps will prove serviceable II
GU: being intercepted by Turkish war ships
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News Of South Richmond

he 10 charged with being q suspicious char
acter. suspected OF larceny. He gave his
name A. Jackson Brown. twenty-one year.
o. age. o, Petersburg. Chief Rag!and OF thai
city II familiar with the mans record. He
was unable account OF the fair TO come
over. Officer rinsiey will this morning visit
Petersburg with the hope OF having the
shoes Identified.
Liberty Couneil 10 Entertain.
Liberty Council. No. u, JE- o. Z. A. n.
vii. on next Tuesday night be the hos,s Of
the visiting committee OF the Richmond
councils. The meetings Will be held In Rob
ben's Hail. s~snsborv. and vii! be epen q
all members o. the order.
Liberty Council IL now. and has beer fo'
the State. II now has the names OF sos
members on the rolls. Repeated efforts o.
other councils 20 increase their members h u
and pass Liberty Council has always acted
an incentive for the Swansboro peopis
to get busy ana fun their membership up u
a point OF safety
To Lecture on "O!d yirgsnis-"
tonight DR.. Douglas Freeman will give Z
lecture for the hensh, OF the Phiiafhsa
c.ase. Hts sabtec, vii; be ''Old Virginia.
DR. Freeman is We, known 10 Sou;heidcrs
having supplied at the Ba!neridee Street
Bap,is: Church last summer IL the absence
Of the pastor. Rev. James ". Durham h
Will be assisted in entertaining by Haddon
S. WAIKIKI. who will sing several tenor
solos.
News BviefB.
The South Richmond Democratic Club VII
nee, TONIGHT ~ Fraferna' Hall.
The series of revival meetings being held
a, the weatherford Memorial Church
swansboro. by the Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson
are attracting large congregations. They
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
directors Of the National state and
city Bank Of Richmond. held the
18th day - october. 1912. the fol-
lowing resolutions were anonymously
adopted.
FIRST That IN the death Of J. l.
ANTRIM this board has bcen de-
?r!vsI 80 a member whose i"saity
20 the hest interests Of the bank -
recognize. and Appreciated by al
81 his associates. and one who's.
d!iiEcnt attention. active interest," ana
wise counsel in the sdafrs Oh the
hank have redoundcd 60 the pros
yeriiy 81 this institution
second Thssssnis board desires 20
expires, and put upon RECORD us W
corss ulsrt of the nish character ana
falthfsIreSs ta duty Of The deccaSsd.
Third That this board srrresses
20 the bereavcd family its profound
sympathy In their affliction. and that
a copy % these resolutions DC Tor
wardce 60 the family. spread upen
the minutes and published IN the
daily paper.
tsiSnea
wM. w. PALMER.
President.
wM. u H1rI.
0OcSO&osy.
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OBITUARY
Il. J. Brown.


Especial to The Times-Dispa. ck- ]
Lvnchburg. Va. October 17.-R ):
Brown. a well-knOwn real estate agent
of this city. died Wednesday night
at the Home and Retreat. where he
had been under treatment for some
time He was ffty-two years old and
q native OF AIbemarle County. His
wife and eight children survive. He
also has the following brothers ". -
and ]. r Brown. Of Danville: c. T.
Brown Of Norfolk; e. s. Brown. OF
Richmond, and NJ N. Brown, OF Nelson
County. Mr.. Brown moved here from
Buena Vista about six years ago. He
was a member Of the First Presbyte-
rian Church.
Mr.. LINE z Harry.
Especial TO The Times-D!spatch.
Claremont. Va. october Mrs
Lille E Harry, wife of E. z. Harry: OF
Clarenoat. died here on Wednesday
aged forty-oNe years. after ERg~-
ing Illness Mrs. Harry had been
prominent woman in church affairs
The funeral will take place on Friday
Ms. Anna W. Barrett.
Especial to The T.mes-Dispatch-l
Norfolk. Va, October 17.-Nrs. Anna
". Barrett. wife Of p. J. Barrett. died
this morning at the Protestant Hos
and is survived by her husband and
three CONS. The funeral VIII be held
Tomorrow.
Death Of Mr.. =. n. Beck.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch-l
Charlottesville, Va. October 1s.-Mrs.
n. Cloud. OF this city. received . tel
esrsm to-day from her br other, Col
onel 5. II Buck. announcing the death
OF his wife. Annie Fleming Buck. IN
Na.chez. Miss. her native home. Col.
onel and Mrs. Buck formerly owned
..Birdwoos.- near the University oil
Virginia. where they made their home
for several years
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South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
lQ2o Hull Street,
Phone Madison l7s.

Phone Madison l7s.
Dry a. prohibition territory 10 the small
settlement in Chesterfield County. laying
between Fifth Street and the river. and
known a. Purcsirs Addition. The condition.
however. 10 not . result Of putting the
clamps on the sale of liquor. but II caused
by the failure OF every well In the small
community to Yield the customary supply OF
water
Alarmed b. the sudden stoppage Of the
water supply the people made an invsst!sa-
tior which leads to the belief that the
Street 10 responsible II Is thought that the
big cut has broken into the drainage scheme
Of mother nature. thus putting the wells out
Of commission. Should the condition fail
to be renledied within the next few days
an effort will be made 10 have the Water
Department run . pipe line Of few hun
dred yards from F1sth and Maury Streets to
the settlement.
Think Important Arrest II Made.
Through the vigilance OF officer c. r
Tlnsiey. OF the Third District. Jackson
Brown, colored. known to be an ex-convic:
and suspected OF larceny OF q hal. dozen
pairB OF shoes. was yesterday arrested At
Seventh and Perry Streets The man had
just arrived IN the city from Petersburg.
ana was about TO board a northbound car
when Officer Tinsley's attention vas attract
ed by . large sack the man was carryins
over his shoulder.
When accosted the negro became insoiens
ana refused to answer questions. He put
up . stir light before submitting to arrest
He was taken to the Third stattun. Where
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ton in tho streets here tonight. He
we'll as an overflow meeting. and was
greeted with loud cheers everywhere.
The Governor referred in his speeches
to Republican bill board advertise
ments, showing a picture OF President
arguments.
"Ons phrase in that advertisement
sticks in my memory" said the Cover
nor. that IL. 1t is better to be safe
than sorry 1t Is also better to mug
a base than to steal 1t. But I would
rather be courageous than sorry.
would rather espouse a great cause
and lose than to be ashamed to espouse
any cause at all would rather risk
my fortune than sell my liberty"
The Governor talked ct length on
progressive principles. Il take on my
hat TO Bob La Toilette" he saio. 'H-
has never taken his eye for a single
moment from the goal OF the true pro-
gressive, in spite Of every temptation.
The nominee and his party left al
S:s4 o'clock for West Virginia, where
he speaks tomorrow at several points
November II ''WOodrow Wilson Day"
Chicago. october 17.-Members OF the
national Democratic campaign commit
vember 2. as Woodrow Wilson Day."
instead OF October 81. as had been
announced. 1t Is planned to have Gov
ernor WILSON address a ass-meetlnS
in Madison Square Garden. New York.
On Monday. and to telegraph excerpts
OF his speech to be read at similar
meetings held throughout the country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18
LAWSON EXPOSES
'SINISTERSYSIEM'

(COQuOuo0 from seventh PaXe.)
buttons amounting to from $4,000 to
100000 to the fund Of Alton B. Parker
in 1904. made by the Standard Oil
group. He said. after a lengthy ex-
PLANTATION, his Information on this point
came partly from conversations with
the late H. H. Rogers. OF the Standard
OIL Company.
This investigation" said Mr.. Law
son. seems to be a matter Of passing
the buck up to dead men, / don't like
to do 1t. but I guess I'll have to-"
In defining his general way" Of
knowing things. Mr.. lawson said:
Il am in the public statement bust
ness. All know is in a general way.
sometimes say know. In a public
statement. when think know.
when I say I think know. usually
guess"
AZ the last witness Of the day the
committee heard John c. Mccall, sec
rotary Of the New York Life Insurance
Company, who placed In the record the
widely published story Of the $4s.700
contribution by the New York Life IT,
the Republican fund in 1904 in con-
nection with which George w. Perkins
was indicted In New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18

Monterey Msx.. October u.-According ia
reports from Q reliable source, the Mexican
Svnboa, Bravo and Moreles sailed to-day
for Tampico with the avowed intention OF
taking that port. Tampico has large
American colony. General Trevtno. com
rlander OF the military zone. has expressed
confidence az to the loyalty OF the Federal
troops at Tampico. Stubborn resistance Ii
anticipated In tho event OF an attack by
the Diax forceA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18

DEATHS

roNEs-ui.d. october Il. 1912. at s:54
p. -. a, the residence Of his father.
Professor Joseph r.. Jones. s2o 81
James street. II. ENDOM JONES. "
fhIrfleth year OF his age
Funeral notice later.