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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
! AVERAGES.

light showers Occurred In al except the
Omaha. Kansas City, 81. Louis and In
dianapolis districts. Temperatures are
higher generally In all portions OF tbs
Minneapolis district, where freezing tom
peratures are recorded at nine ststicns.
l. A. WELSH,
Local Foreeastsr. Weather Bureau.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16

WASHINGTON. May Eat the begin
ming Of business today the condition OF
the unite< States treasury vas Work
ing balance in treasury off!ceA Sc 81. N;
IN hanks and Philippine treasury. ~ "a :
~. the tcfnl balance in general fund.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16

OMAHA. May ls-Bank ciearings for TO-
day were t2.s<s. lseIis and for the CORE
sponding day last year. t1ds.seT7.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16

low. 77d7Ts4e; No. yellow. Isc; No. 8
miIed. nc; No. mixed, 'Se' sample. -
dssc-
oATs-Isdis4c lower; No. white. 5sirc;
standard. si4e. No. white, Sc; sample,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
Sugar EarIef.

NEW YORK, May l5.-suGAR-Raw,
steady: muscovado. 50 test, sec; centr1f-
ugaI. IS test, s.s2c; molasses " test
2.i7c. Refined, quiet.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1912.


si22.Si5.fA. Ordinary disbursements,
n,sS.12. Ordinary disbursements, H.+t9.-
so Deficit to date this fiscal year,
sl4.e3S.43. against a deficit Of s26S. II at
transactions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16

United State Department OF Asreul.
ture- Weather buresu's report for the
twenty-four hours ending at a. m. 10Th
meridian time. Wednesday, May rs, 1919:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16

Il. &c: October. IL5Sc; November, n:Ssc'
December. u65c: January, n-ee; FEB
Fuary, Idle; March, u.6sc-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16

Receipts ana disposition Of IKE stock al
the Union STOCK Yards, South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at p. m.
yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16

ST. LOUIS, May ih-WOoL.-Stesay /.
line mediums, l5dl7c: fine. 1OGl5c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16
! Mi.n%apsls. Grain MarL<s.

Mianespeis. Grain Mark<s.
MINNEAPOLIS. May B.-wHEAT-
MAJ. u.its: July. tii4k: September,
t.6Sfi.es. Cash: No. 1 hard, n-iT: No. 1
northern. H.l6zf1 is,s: No. northern, q. "A
OIL tiA. No 4 x.la1Li1h.
FLAX-sa ~
BARIEY-lscs7si. e.
CORNING. yellow, TT,sf7sAc,
OATs-No. white, sc.
EYE-No. Z. sAe
BRAN-In. laa-pound sacks. ga sa6eaes.
FL0UR-Ffrst patents. 4. Sos IS; sec-
ond patents. S.ih<s6t5. first clears. 8 leaa
AS: second clears. n.nos.M
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. May iG--wHEAT-No.
] northern. y -96l n; No. . porthern.
q .lT14l ~; No. hard winter. q HHf .is
July. g us: September. n-Gke1 a.
coRk-No. yellow. lskc: No. Z
white. nzG7Fse; No. 4 nc. July, msc:
September. 759TBAe
oATs-stzndard. ssisQsfc,
BARLEY-Maising. n.0sl.A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16

LIVERPOOL. May i4-wHEAr-seot
No. hanftobA q Nd; fatwss, easy;
May, u "a; July. 70 ma. October. u
coRN-spct. firm: American MIXED.
new. nominal. American mixed. Old; ~;
new. American kiln dried, q MD: fu-
tares, easy; July, 10 I'D; September.
= 80
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16

rEoElA. Nsy H-coRE-un.h.nx.1:
= hifhsr' Ma ysiiev. nc; Ne ) ysl-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-16

Ps.sis,.nt Advertising is u. Road ID
Big Rsturns>
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
STATE ODD FELLOWS
HOLD ON ELECTION

(Snecisi IN The Richmond Vi~efnian j
RALEIGH. y. c., May 9.--The State
Odd Fellows in session here held
q spirited competition for the Gilmer
Ward Bryant loving cup for the best
exemplification of the nnwritten work
was entered into ty Representatives OF
four districts, The committee has not
rendered It's decision as t4s the matter.
The representatives are J. A. Hoyce
Tyner. District No. I: c. G. Morris.
Washington. District No. 2: s. w.
EasoD, Raleigh. District No. s. and w.
II. Zimmerman, Asheville. District No.
~.
There will be no session OF the era nd
lodge tonight. the delegates being
guests of the Rebekahs IN Odd Fell
lows Hall A reception will be given
by the ladies after the Rebekah degree
Is conferred. Twas not a question
of who would be grand master TO sue
coed Mai. W. Fl. Overton. or who would
be denutv grand master for there viii
be promotions. but there was a uues-
tion rs to who would be elected grand
War1sT, Charles Dewey. OF Cfoldsboro
was elected grand master and Hon. VI
l., Shionlan of Raleigh. deputy grand
master. MIR. r. II. Woodeil, was re-
elected grand secretary and traveIina
agent OF the ORPHANS Home and r.
J. Jones Of Wilmington will be re.
elected grand treasurer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
CASHIER DENIES
DEFRAUD|NC BANK
DECLARES HE SKIPPED TO SHIELD
OTHERS RESPONSIBLE ron
VAULTS CONDITION.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
BRISTOL, VA, May s.--Walter y.
Sutherland, late cashier of the National
Bank OF Ciinfwood, Va, and formerly
an engineer in the United States army.
was placed on trial yesterday in the
federal court at Abingdon. Va, cnarg-
ed with embozzling $1,000 and abseond-
ms.
Sutherland skipped from Clintwood
Saturday. July 2. 1910, and Il is said
that when the vault OF the bank was
opened the following Tuesday. Mon
day having been legal holiday, note
was found reading. gone to the tall
timber"
IN the opening statement of counsel
for Sutherland, made this evening, IL
developed that his defense win be that
he did not get the money and that he
skipped to shield others responsible
fer the banks condition. Ills trial
some mouths ago In the federal court
on the same indictment resulted in a
hung Jury. Sixty Witnesses ale ut
Abingdon to testify and the case will
not be finished this week.
Sutherland was captured nearly a
year and a half after he skipped. He
was discovered in West Virginia work
ing as a common laborer and broken
In spirit as a result of broodinh. He
Is shout thirty-five years old and is
making q vigorous fight to save him
self
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
MANY SEWERS ARE
BEING CONNECTED
CITY HEALTH OFFICERS SAY
THEY ARE HOPEFUL OF
GREAT RESULTS.

The completion of the trunk sewer
In Virginia avenue has made available
for sewer connection large pair oil
the western end of the city. Chas. t.
Boiling city engineer reports to the
health department that sewers are now
available for connection In the follow
ing streets:
Virginia avenue. from the river to
Colorado avenue.
Hampton street. from Colorado ave-
nue. to point 800 degrees south Of Anne
liza street.
From Hampton street. parallel to
Lake Road TO Ashland and Sycamore
streets
Sycamore street. from Ashland to
Dance streets.
Davis avenue. from Dance TO Main
streets.
Rowland street. from Dance to Wal
lace streets.
Meadow street. from point $50 de-
sress south of Wallace street TO Cary
street.
Richie street from Williams to Cary
streets.
Colorado avenue. from Colorado
avenue and Hampton street to Sump-
ter street
Sumpter street. from Colorado ave.
nue. to Windor street.
Winder street from Sumpter to :.
LON srdv streets
South Lombardy street, from WIN
der to Beverlv streets.
Temple street. from Beverly street
to aiic+ south IF TAYLOR street
Blair street. from South 14ombardy
10 Sycamore streets.
Ashland street, from South Lombar-
dy to Sycamore streets.
Kemper street. from Lady to Allen
avenues.
Jacaueiin street. from Randolph &c
Allen avenues.
Dance street. from Rowland street
10 Davis avenue.
Wallace -'-"et. from Rowland tc
Richie streets.
Beverly ST. rt from South Lnmbardy
10 Robinson streets.
Williams street. from Meadow street.
to Allen avenue.
ChatEn street. from Meadow street
TAYLOR street. from Allen 10 Davis
avenues.
Cary street. from Walnut to Mulber'
nv streets.
Sewer connections viii soon be av'
silabIe in Calhoun Hickory. Tyler
and Caheli streets This will make
sewer connections available for practl
cslly the entire western section on th'
city. Water connections are not Ne
svaiia Bile in all these streets, but f. +.
Davis. SUPERINTENDENT of water works
reports that water is being placed IL
tha-~, g m r,idiv as possible,
Health officials say It is difficult Il
estimate the value OF proper sewer
connections To community. All drs
closets. which are nui~ance and
very great menace to the health oi
the reorIe during the summer season
can now be abolished in the vicinity o.
the above streets. With the advent
of the fly season. dry closets are es'
peeialiv to he feared. and sewer con
nections are being rushed as rapid,
as possible The sanitary inspector:
for the districts In which the above
streets are located. as well as the
plumbing inspectors are working over
time. having these connections made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10


THE CHANCERy COURT or, THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. having. by its
decree entered on the 18th aav Of
April, 1912, In the suit OF Jane Kings
surviving executors VS.. VIM King 81
ais. directed that an account Of til.
debts and demands against the said
notice OF the time and place Of the
taking OF said account BIZ published
once a week for four successive weeks
In one of the newspapers published IN
the city OF Richmond Va. which
notice. so published. shall be equivalent
to personal service on all parties i'm
terested In said enquiry; all such per-
sons are hereby notified that I have
fixed on Monday the 10th day Of Nav,
1917, Al 10 o'clock a. NJ, and my office
No. Sl1 Travellers building. In the city
Of Richmond, Va. az the time and
place to proceed Ia take said account
g. CARLTON JACKSON.
Commissioner in Chancery Of the Cham
Gerry Court Of the city ok Richmond.
utuDF< Rowe ~ a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
DR.. LEVY WOULD
SAVE THE BABES
CHIEF HEALTH OFFICIAL DIS.
CUssEs jNFANTiLE pIARHHoEA
AND ITS CAUSES.

Infantilc diarrhoea is responsible for
the death OF many babies n Eicn-
mond. according to DR.. T. =. Levy
chief of the city health department
DR.. Levy said yesterday;
For the past two years the hirh-
mond health DEPARTMENT has maze 4
study OF infant mortality In the city
Of Richmond, and has done d good dear
of work in connection with saving the
liy es of babies The CHIEF single cause
of infant mortality is well known to
be summer diarrhoeai diseases. The
reports Of the census bureau show that
! 81 per cent. of all babies who die un-
der one year of age succumb 10 this
disease II is. therefore the intention
OF the Richmond health department
to make q thorough Investigation OF
the underlying causes Of infantiie diar-
rhoea
For the past FIVE years the general
milk supply OF the city Of Richmond
has been brought up by us to such e.
degree OF purity that milk has prac-
tically been eliminated as cause OF
infantile diarrhoea In Richmond. A
full significance of this statement cam
not be appreciated except by those
who know that dirty milk IS regarded
as the chief cause of infantile diar-
rhoea in those cities in which the milk
Supply Is not rigidiy supervised
Having thus eliminated milk as q
cause of infantile diarrhoea, We find
number of other matters which need
exhaustive investig tion. our work
for the PAST two summers has shown
us that there is a great deal in con-
nection with infantile diarrhoea which
Ia not yet understood. It Is our pur-
pose to attack this problem vigorous
" during the present year
In order to make this investigation
valuable. we must have reports Of ali
| cases Of infantile diarrhoea in the city
1t Is not enough to have reports OF
fatal cases only. as secured from the
death certificates.
| In view Of the above the board OF
health of the CITY Of Richmond has
added infantile diarrhoea to the list
OF diseases which must be reported
rromptlv by the attending physician
A circular letter and blanks to be
nsed in this connection have been dis
| trihuted to the doctors of the city.
"As there are many cases Of infan-
| tile diarrhoea every summer watch
| are not seen hy a physician. the pub
| lie lis earnestly requested to repor1
such e. promotlv to the health
/ f'"'artnient. | believe our work this
/ summer Is going tn result not onty III
+ the direct saving Of number OF
N"s'"A h"t 'hat # win f,lrthe" result
I In fte working out of a number nj
points in connection with intent NOR.
| talitv in general ard especially with
the mortality from, infantiIe Ciiarrhoea.'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
WARNS FARMERS TO
PLANT HOME SEED

Warning was issued yesterday ~
George w, koiner, State commissioner
of agriculture, cautioning farmers
against the planting of imported po-
tatoes to prevent the introduction o.
vegetable disease that prevail abroad
Nobody wants to eat a potatoe that's
got the Murphy warts" or suffering
from an attack OF "black leg. or
chronic victim of leaf curl"
Therefore the State agricultural de-
partment advises that only doD,estfc
seed be planted. S#
Should the tainted seed imported BE-
planted there would follow an epide-
mic of these diseases In the potatD that
would be hard TO eradicate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
RE|NSTATES TWO
NORFOLK OWNERS
NATIONAL TROTTING ASSOCIA.
TION DISPOSES OF SEVERAL
MINOR CASES.

NEW YORK. May 9.-The board
of review OF the National Trotting
accs4 pied ss!th- a NINA.
Der OF minor cases relating to more
or less obscure racing circuits in its
session at the Murray Hill hotel to-
day
u. Fl. c." horse owned by j. H.
CollIngwoed. of Long Island. and
raced under that name last fall by
him. was reinstated. The owner pro-
duced a pedigee and evidence To prove
that tae purchase of the horse had
been made in good faith. The trouble
1ay IN rns fact rnar TIE f0rn1gr owner.
w, l.. Wood, OF Liberty. Indiana. was
in bad repute with the association at
the time of the sale The indemnity
of y. II. c. was established and
that official name granted.
An application To rsinstate Susie
HAL a mare owned by w. j Whit
ton at ePaterhara.. Gaia rlsa.~4 VA s~ssfse
Med The mare Is marked nj IL l r.
and was barred for being 'rung'f in
the East in 1910. Whitton declared
ne was unaware of the mares NELL
gibility when he purchased her at
Waterloo. n. ", year ago.
r. ]. and III. G.. Lamber, OF Nor
folk, Va. were re!nstated conditional
upon paying entrance fees for two
horses raced at the Layotte track
lasr fall.
The application for reinstatement Of
Nelson Mayraid. of HinsdaIe. \. H..
was granted Maynaid was ruled on
the turf sixteen years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
MILITARY CHANGES IN
INFANTRY REGIMENT

In military election AT Alexandria,
Arthur Herbert. Jr,. has been named as
FIRST lieutenant and II. Noel Garner,
second lieutenant. Company G. First
Regiment according to adyices re-
ceiv.d yesterday by Adjutant General
w. ". sale.
Commissions we're issued in the ad :
taias.1- Gsasr.al, :. alice Ia HARRY lanes
as first lieutenant. Company l., Fourth
regiment ana TO Edwin III. Williams.
Jr.. as SECOND lieutenant, Company NJ,
First regiment.
ApnitGation for retirement was
granted 10 Capt. William S, Franklin,
Company r, Third regiment. rstainin2
fhS rank OF capiainey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
WILL SELL BELLS
TO RAISE FUNDS

, To raise funds for the Virginia
Home for Incurables, Richmond wo-
men will next Thursday. May 10th.
sell bells This day will be Bell
Day." and the public viii he expect
ed to purchase.
Committees have been named. They
are:
Chairman. Mrs. r. NJ. Puliiam.
Committee--Mrs. Malcolm Bruce,
Mrs. John A. Coke. Jr., Mrs. Robert
pegram. Mrs. Sheppard, Mrs. a. l..
straus, Mrs. Charles f. Workman. Jr..
Mrs. j. Mason Miller. Mrs. L. Dick
inson and Miss Mary w, Thomas.
Captains in charge Of teams-Mrs.
william Hodges Mann. Mrs. Mann
Valentine, Mrs. ]. Jordan Leake. Mrs.
r.. NJ. Putliam. Mrs Malcolm Bruce.
Mrs. Aubrey Young. Mrs. Tucker Har-
rison, Mrs. Thomas II. Bigger, Miss
Sarah Alien, Mrs. ]. G. Corley. Mrs.
]. T.. Gates, Mrs John r. Biiiey. Mrs.
James Bahen. Jr.. Mrs. Manning, Miss
Laura Victor. Mrs. Samuel Dunston.
Mrs. H. W. Rountree. Miss Lucy
owen. Mrs. FL. W. O'Nein and Mrs.
-I-t-+4f.es=-
Ginter Park--Captain. Mrs. J, r.
Cox, Mrs. Clarence CABOT. Mrs, Law
ton Crutchfieid. Mrs. Fred Gum.
Barton Heights and BrookIand Park
Captain. Mrs. II. T. Ingalls,,
Highland Park and Chestnut Hill
Mrs. L. p. Ensiow.
Church Hili--Mrs. ". A. Cheat
wood. Mrs. Charles Billups and Mrs.
c. w. Massie.
Fuiton--Miss CARRIER.
Petersburg Turnpike-Mrs. r. w
banner.
Bon Air and Forest EIill--Mis:
Laura Victor.
westhampocn--Cap Mrs. Franl
Powers: Mrs. Fl. c. Beattie.
Mancnester--Mrs. r. W. Frank.
Ashland RS. Charles E. Potts,
Gwathmey--Mrs. Foster.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Premier Carrier Of the soath
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND

Premier Carrier Of the soatA.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
N B.--FoliowinR schedule flgurse
published as information and not guar
snteed.
$40 A. M.-Daily--r.oeai for Char.
lotte. Durham and Raleigh.
Haas A. M.-Da!ly-Limited--r Ill
points South. Drawing Room Ruf!et,
Sleeping Cars TO Ashsviife. ~. C.
500 r. NIX. Sunday. Local for.
Durham ana intermediate statfoua
500 p. M--Daily--Fur DanvilIe, A.
lanta and Birmingha with electric
lighted drawing room sleeping car.
If&s p M--DatIy-Limited for All
points south. Pullman ready soc 2. ~,
YORK RIVER LIME
43a p. M---Iiai1y--To West Point
connections for Baltimore Mon. Wed
and Friday.
500 A. MEX. sun. and Sis r. NJ
Mon. Wed. aud Fri.--Local to West
Point
From the South: $50 A. NJ, $40 y,
NJ. 2:so p. NJ. and sos p. NJ. daily.
1885 r. ". except Sunday.
From West Point. $50 A. NJ. datlyS
1888 A. NJ. Mon. Wed. and FRI: <:3e
p. NJ. ex~ept Sunday.
v r. Hf-v0FSS. u r. c. 4.
ss7 Fast Main St Phone Mad'snr 353.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
EXPECT WILL CONTEST
IN VIRGINIA ESTATE

WASHINGTON. May e--Lee Hutch
ms, son OF Stflson Hutchins, the mill
tonaire newspaper founder. declined to
participate In the petition for the pro-
bate Of his fathers win died today.
which leaves the impression he will
contest. He was beuueathed but 20
per cent, Of the residnary estate. while
his step-mcther and brother. are to
receive Be- ner cent sach----.-----
The petition states the estate Il
worth $4.S02 SIS. exclusive OF a half
interest in $1,000 acre sof land In vir-
ginia, and a claim on 10000
sores In Virginia and Kentucky.
Against this the@e are debts agGregat-
ing 81 Sa152e. The estate compr..scs
$3.3&7.200 I'm real estate and s1-Si5,Ss5
personal property.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
office OF City Engineer,
t7- lslfx- Han

tfCNMOnU. VA, MAY p, I'VE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 1900 p. NJ, Thursday.
May IL 1912. for constructing certain
scwera, granite blocks and granite spail
paving. brick paving, granolithic curbs,
cutters and sidewalks and grading OF
certain streets. MS per list on file In
this office. where specifications can be
seen and proposals and information In
regard 10 same obtained.
A certified check In the sum OF $3.50
must accompany each proposal as q
guaranty OF the execution OF the con-
tract.
The Committee on Streets reserves
the right 70 reject any or all bids and
TO let tho work a. = whole or In sepa<-
ate parts an II may deem best.
CHAR n. BOILING.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
oGiee OF superintendent
.ss ..,, Of ctty Water Works
Room 1913. City Hall.

Room 1913. City Hall.
Richmond. Va. May 4th, 1912.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CEINED In this office until p. NJ.
Tuesday, May 18th. 1912. for placing
cement plaster on the inside banks OF
Marshall (Old1 Reservoir.
Bidders are requested to visit the
Reservoir and look over the site of the
work SPECIFICATIONS and information
can be obtained In this Office. Bids
must be addressed TO the COMMITTEES
ON Water and In the lower left hand
corner OF the envelope containing bid
must be written PROPOSAL FOR
CONCRETE PLASTER AT MARSHALL
RESERVOIR" Bidders are requested
TO visit the Reservoir and look over
the site of the work. The COMMITTEES
on Water reserves the right Ia increase
or dscTeaSc the specified quantities
twenty per cent, and also to reject any
or all proposals. The name and address
OF bidder must ba shown on the en-
velepe containing proposal.
certified check for nifty dollars
payable 10 the City Treasurer. must
accompany each bid.
Bond Will be required on each con-
tract awarded.
f. +. DAVIS, Superintendent.
May 5th sth. 10th and 18th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
FARMS FOR SALE

Fur Srt~--}9-fr--- sar,a- INTERPRETATIONS NJ;
~ acres With lt-room house. three
barns. horst and is cow stalls,
wagon sheds. chicken house. several
apple. pear and plum trees. IL lnapie
shade trees In front OF house, So
acres ef meadow. 80 acres pasture,
acres under cuitipatIcn., 4 aeres
timber and second gfpwth; soil
gravel loan one mile from depot
sgsta .s&s@isss L IN sse'~ smNl@s fr@sts
-- s>ptpal4- Beach price, S@,G-ts, aas-aa II
down. balance on ensy terms tInme<
diate possession. BERNA RID DELLA
HUNT, Cleveland. New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
POLICEMAN IS SHOT
IN QUELLING RIOT

SAN DIEGO. CAL. May s.--One
policeman was shot and another
wounded with an aka In the banda
OF a member of the l. w. w. during
o disturbance shortly after . O'Clock
tonight. A general riot call was
turned In. and tho entire police force
has been rushed 70 the scene OF the
trouble.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
Norfolk ana Western RaliwsY.

ONLY All RAIL LINE ~ NUHsUG4s
Fehed, ie In effect Januarv ls. !elx ...ass
NoPToYK. spfa, <, NJ. satn p. ~. as:l0 I. y
FOR -LYSeHBItRG AND THE WE6f. -
A. NJ. 1000 A. NJ. 400 2. ~. FL -. a
ss:ss p. NJ. siI 80 p. NJ, From the West: s9i4&
A. ~. a2Oo p, NJ. bi;%o r. NJ. soaS 2 NJ 9gs
sDsuy apaly sx- Sunday. bsun9ay go y5s
W B. BEvILI. C q. nQSAQ4Ex5
@. r. A., Roanoke. r.P- A.. KtsA ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
FLOOD DEMAGE rs
FIFTY MILLION

WASHINGTON. May s.--Ftfty mti-
lions NJ dollars was the value the war
department placed on the DANA ge done
by the focd on the Mississippi and Ohio
greater part Of this occurred along
the lower portion Of the Mississippi.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
Richmond and Petersburg Eloee
Railway.

Cars lesgs Manchester. Sevsnth aad
s'' s. =. 10. H. .iaA. NJ. La. - 4 sss
%, Y, &, 70, 10 r. NJ. II
iioo r NJ for Chessar. 1900 nnldsiGne l
Petersburg. II a a5aS&f
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1875 A. NJ. 1888, =: -. s:5A asSA -
6:36. T:3a, S:35. 933. si0a0s 1880 r. e 5S5
tpaily except Sunday and hcaldayA M
sCArrie~ hagEaas and sspeanA II. III sSIS
ssLimised cxcspt Gundays and Aon44y gy3S]
Richmond. 81 sa s.ssE53
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
PICTURE FRAMING

lures. frames and mouldings, In the
newest designs; prices the lewest
and work unsurpassed. Phone Mon
roe 1871. s1f West Main street.
opposite Monroe Park. Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10

Railway Mail Clerks Wanted by 4. s..
government. $40 month. Rapid pro-
motion. Work very interesting. as
you trev.I mach Every second
week of diity at full pay. No "Iav-
offs" Position yours for life. May
examinations In Richmond, Va
Thousands appointments coming.
Common education sufficient. pull
unnecessary. City and country rest
dents have same chance. Candidates
prepared free Write for sample
ausstions and large Illustrated book.
giving duties ard full particulars.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 4oa
40 Rochester
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10

Especial TO The Richmond NirEinian.)
F'RANkT0NN, VA. May s,--The
commencement exercises Of rhe
Franktowu. Nassawadox. high school
-cas.ae-ia-a -clns2- Tuesday In the Mas
sawadox hall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-10
SUMNER RESORTS
Rawley Springs
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY,

BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.
Famous Chalybcate. Magnesia and
Sulphur Waters, 1900 feet elevation.
Climate delightful Open June 18th
until january s, Address W. w Boiling
2l5 Hanover Street. Annapolis, Md.