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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-08-16


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
SEALED PAoposALs
Richmond Health Department
city Hall.

Richmond, va. Dec. -. 1919.
Sealed proposals will be received II
the above Office UP to o'clock r. NJ.
on December 9Th, for the regular
monthly removal OF night soil from
ait dry cfuasts tn the city OF Richmond
for the period OF one year.
Bids will be received for tho city
following districts.
District !. That portion OF the city
bounded on the north and east BY the
corporate line Of the city. on the south
by the south bank Of James river. and
on the west by limo starting on the
south bank Of James river opposite
the mouth OF Shockoe Creek. running
thence across the said river TO the
mouth OF said creek, thence along the
center OF said creek to where said creek
crosses Seventh street.
District 9. All that portion OF the
city lying north Of the south bank OF
James river and not included In
District s. All that portion OF the
city lying south OF the south bank Of
James river and formerly constituting
the city of Manchester.
above may be obtained by application
al the office Of the Health Department
All bids must be submitted on blank
form which may be obtained at the
All bids should be plainly marked
on the corner TO indicate the nature
Of their contents.
Tho Board Of Health reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
II &C. LEVY, II, D.,
Chief Health Ohicer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29

q. =. rirnfn. Psttspurg, Pa, Rack
strxined ana body bruised.
L. Nafah, Pfttsburg. Pa, rccntns-
ions and iacerations Of face ana
'0 Victor vaisn, pniiadelphia. scalp
wound and hip injury.
Bertrand Bush, Harrisburg, Pa,
body badly bruised.
Rev. 8. q. Wilson, indiana. Pa.
back sprained and body bruised
Elizabeth Sarode, youngstown. O.
face cut and contusions Of hip.
Mrs. II. X. Beco. Cleveland, leg
fractured
Solomon Kaufman. New York, con-
tusions at shoulder.
Mrs. Carrie Griggs, Trenton, n. j..
cuts and bruises.
BENZ. Attn, New York. ankles In
jured.
Miss Ruth Hudnut, New York, body
badly bruised.
shoulder,
xunuing on Schedule.
The train left New York a, sac
last night and started West from
Philadelphia ut IL o'clock p. M. II
was composed OF combination bag
gage and smoker, one day coach and
, six Pulimans, and was pulled by two
heavy locomotives. The train was
running along on schedule time, which
! calls for an average OF about thirty
eight miles an hour when the acct
1 den. occurred.
| The broken rail, which Is thought
| to have caused the accident. was on
q bridge east OF Glen Loeb. Both
| locomotives and I'VE cars jumped the
track. bumped along the rasls for q
short distance and then rolled over
and down the embankment into the
string Of coal cars. The steel cars
OF the passenger train stood the Inn
| pact we'll. although the ends OF sew
/ eral OF them were crushed.
| Every person In the derailed car
! was thrown from his berth into ths
aisles where they were buried beneath
a mass Of mattresses, bed covering
and baggage Of all descriptions
| They were bruised and Injured from
being thrown against seats, bcrths o.
sides OF the cars and several were Gu
| by being hurled against windows.
| Many Difficulties.
! The complete darkness ana fallint
snow added to the difficulties OF tn
scene. Those OF the injured WHO coult
help themselves made every effort q
extricate themselves. and were en-
feouraed by the shouts Of those out
| side the cars, who mad nufrted hIon
1.-THE cars that hsd not been derafied
In a short time several Of the Injuries
had been dragged into tho open, ant
were taken into other cars.
There was much difficulty In reach
ing the bodies Of the dead, all
which were In the same Pullman whicl
WAS piled full OF wreckage. Many 0
1.-THE passengers were without "vercoat!
ana were wrapped In blanket. whicl
were furnished by the passengers j
other Pullman cars.
RELIEF trains were sent In haste fror
Philadelphia and, Lancaster, and, ac
companied by thirty physicians. wes
soon able to render valuable aid.
I Nineteen Of the injured were put O
4 a special train and hurried back
west Chester. where they were quick
lily placed In . hospital. Another trai
load Of injured were sent on to Har
risburE. and many were accommodate
at nearby farm houses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
four killed llQ FIFTY
fuaI IN WRECK

fCOntfnued from First Paga.l
York. face cut and injury to hip.
Mrs III. G. Miller. Altoona, Pa.
face cut.
Z. S. wilson. Indiana, Pa. body
bruised.
Mrs. John Hickey. Altoona, Pa.
cut on face and body bruised.
J. H. Browning. New York. frac-
q. ii. caidweIl, Nashbihs. Tenn.
hack strained and head cut
III. C. Anderson. Hagerstown. Nd,
scalp laceration and hand cut.
Charles Goldberg. New Fork. arm
cut
6. Es Gray. Haserstown. Nd. scais
H. r. Hoke. Harrisburg. Pa, bach
sprained ana Jaw bruised.
Alfred Read Jones. civil engineer
Of the New York Central. Of VII.
finsturg. Pa. bruised and scair
wound.
3. q. Kerr. mother, sister, wilkins-
burg. PA. body bruised.
j. A. MarQuis Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
Commissions OF the head.
Allen b. RsyncldA Brooklyn. ",
II, TIGHT wrist apraired.
r. VI Wipperman. Brooklyn. bad
w shaken up.
Mis- Jane Kelly. chicago. suffer
ine from shock.
q. & Map. New York. ccl0red por-
ter, lAeeSAtsd hip And ride injured.
WIN. ~. GFi&uM % Trenton. n. J.,
BADLY BRUISED n 6OdZ.
Hcsacs aEa19A Issnton, n. u
body 6ruiee1 fellGlll
Mrx Mary Hs1aet Nsw York. tws
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
PRESIDENT HAS
FAMILY DINNER
AUNT Dr.LIA's FAMOUS PIES FAN
TO ARRIVE IN TINE
FOR FEAST.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.--Dinner
at the White House at o'clock to-
night was typically family AFFAIR.
the Presidents and Mrs. Taft's gucsfs
Including Mrs. Laughlin, William +.
Heron. the president hrother-in-law.
and Major T. L. Rhodes. his military
aide Both the presidcnts sons, Rob-
ert and Charlie. were present. but
Miss Helen Taft ia with the Secretary
OF War and Mrs stimson. now re-
turning from Panama.
The presidents turkey, huge bird,
pronounced by the White House chef
to be the finest ever served, came
from Westerly. r. L, from Horace
vose, who has been supplying the ex-
ecutive mansion with Thanksgiving
birds for the past forty years. I'm
fortunately, the mince and pumpkin
pies baked by Aunt Della for Ne
phew William failed to arrive in
time for the dinner.
In the presence Of President Taft,
eight members Of his cabinet. the
majority Of the members Of the Su-
! preme court Of the United States and
representatives Of all twenty-one re-
| publics OF the Western Hemisphere,
Cardinal Gibbons today celebrated the
annual mass to commemorate Amefi-
can unity. The mass, held In q. Pat
rick's Roman Catholic church. was
remarkable this year for the presence
Of practically all Official Washington.
and the big church was crowded ia
! the doors long before the time set
for the opening Of the ceremony. To
| offset the sombre black worn by MI
the diplomatic, the pillars Of the
church were wrsathsd In American
nags and the dark blue and white
| OF the Pan-American union.
The MOST Rev. James J. Keane
| archbishop Of Dubuque. delivered the
sermon, which formed the principal
portion Of the community. choosing
for his text the need Of international
peace aEd amity ana quoting from
| the Scriptures with reference to this
benefit Of friendliness between na-
| tions.
Cardinal Gibbons did not speak, but
assisted by the papal delegate. Mgr
Bonsano. blessed the assemblage and
prayed for the continuation Of th<
prosperity OF all the nations repre-
scented.
7 At the close Of this ceremony tn.
president, accompanied by Mrs. TAT
| and Secretary Hiilcs. went to AL
Souls Unitarian church. where the,
| listened to the ''of1iciar Thanksgiving
sermon. preached by the Rev. u. G
b. Pierce. chaplain Of the senate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
GET INFORMATION,
NO INDICTMENTS

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
BIG STONE GAP, VA, Nov. 2s.--
The special grand jury. empaneled by
Hudge SkeAn, after = weeks work, was
discharged on yesterday. The jury
was composed Of seven Of the very
best citizens in wise county, and hAd
three lawyers thereon. They examined
$50 witnesses, including many Repuo-
lican party leaders In Scott Russell.
Lee ana Wise counties In addition 70
the general examination in the con-
duct of the election tn Wise county.
The jury failed to make any cleo
sion indictments whatsoever. II OBJ
tained three letters from former post
master at Norton, stating that he mad
the promise OF hts former job back II
he redeemed Norton precinct. and Of
ferfnR Ia pay each OF his correspond
ents literally IL they would spend q
week with him organising the pre-
cinct.
Examination Of q number Of wit
nesses ut Norton. however, failed to
disclose that he had used any money
ana the party leaders there sent him
back TO Kentucky before election day
II also obtained positive information
'.of four envelopes sent out from tbs
Big Stone Gap postvnlec. to Repuoii-
cans in that precinct . few days De-
| fore tho election, each containing ter
dollars In currency. without any mem-
orandum or letter therein. The jury
was unable however, to trace the
brtgin OF these letters and their source
j il stiil a matter OF speculation The
Investigation disclosed two shipments
OF liquor from Bristol to Dunaeld 70,
Republicans, in Lee county, which
they had not ordered. and about which
they did not know until told by Re-
publican. worker thai II they woult
20 TO Duf.eld express Office they woult
| ana something there for them, Aside
from these facts the result OF the in
vestigation indicated a clean and fall
Ieiection In this section Of the district.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
AT ARMS
OF SENATE DIES

WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. zs.-.
geant- at-arms of the United states
senate. former United States marshal
for the District OF Columbia and init.
mate friend OF the late President
BENJAMIN Harrison, died at Garfield
hospital about $3.50 o'clock this morn
ing. Angina pectoris was the Inn
mediate cause OF death. following an
operation three weeks ago for intes-
final trouble.
The Illness which Terminated fatally
began during the late days Of October.
Several years ago he had been operated
upon for an intestinal aiimene and Il
vas thought he was entirely cured;
trouble In October, and early In Nov
ember Colonel Ransdelfs physician adj
vised an operation. He entered Gar
ileld hospital November 9Th, and few
days later YVES operated on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
Thorpe Stars in
Defeat Of Brown

PROVIDENCE, n. l.. Nov. 2s.-The
Hons share OF the glory Of Cariisle's
SO to 0 victory over Brown this af-
teTuoon belongs TO Jim Thcrpe. The
great Indian athlete managed to get
into almost every play OF the game,
OF the FIVE touchdowns he scored
three and kicked two goals. besides
making several long runs from for
ward passes. In the fnal period he
made = thirty-yard run after catching
. forward pass, following this with q
ten-yard run around the Brown left,
and finally plunged through the
of the game. from which he kicked
the goal.
The Indian goal was In danger only
once. when the Brunonians pushed
the pisskin within half yard OF the
gcni ana sent Tenneya across, the
score being disallowed because Of on
side play.
Ashbaugh and Crowther were the
stars for Brown.
The game was played in heavy
snowstorm, but $4,000 people sat
through 1t. The lineup:
Carlisle. Position. Brown.
Largo .......Left End Andrew
Williams Langdon
GuyOh ..AEAt Adcki0 49, MuEpny
Wade
Hill ..... Left Guard 80. .0oidbsrs
Carlow ..... Center ......... Cup
Stan
Bish 49,. Right Guard -. .Gottstein
Gallo Right Tackle ..... .KatT
Bartlett
william Right End :. .Ashban8h
Gallock
Arcase -. Quarterback. .Crowtfers
McLane
Thorpe -. Left HaifDssk ...Tenney
| Wheelock
Goesbach -. .Fullback 49,. Henry
| Hazard
Touchdowns--Thorp t3). Arcasa,
Bergie. Goals from souchdowna-
I Thorpe ca. acknowledgement
Georgetown Umpire--Durieigh. Ex-
eter. Periods--1S minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29

CAesape1ke SD OA1s ua1oss1
7:30 A.-Local--Datly-- ~
Sis A.--L0cal-Daiiy ~ ChAf3015
Wills M. Sun. Thurmond.
1900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1000 aiiy---I1yneM
Lexington, CLIFTON Forga.
s13.60 observation-disclosures -!
folk, Old Point. Is sssSs
.7:i5 P.-Express--Daiiy Cincil1
1900 P.-Express--DAiiy ~ No.
500 Observation-Disclosures
s.is P--Locai--Ex. SUM- ssS w.
SIS P.-Locai--Ex. sun.--I1yh141
$3.50 P.--Iimited--Daiiy-Ein61
.il:ee P.--Express-Daiiy
natl. Louisville. 3laas5z7
sSla4pers. fPaslor Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RtCH14G
Local from East: e:4S A. ~, 5s1 -
Through from East: 1850
r. NJ, $50 r. N. Local FREE
$40 a. NJ, ss9:55 A. NJ. and 3s44
Through: $3.50 A. NJ. ii:Ss -
James RIVER Line: ..s:ss q
r. NJ. SSS$
.sDaiiy except Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29

Especial - I'he Hte1nncs
SUFFOLK. VA Noxs
the mort disastfoue s11es
ited Suffolk &af1y I'M u4Q
ing damage 10 tslegsAph ~
companies Of this eoe93oS
10 several thousenA Adol11
the lines u The Cheenpeo4
tomsc telephones " rolate
joining counties are d0sn
i Two hundred and tlkty~p1
along the tracks or tBe Noelc
Western between edffo5k -
folk broke short ut the grCoS
the wei~ht Of the SNOW ana m
the westbound tracks badly ~
trafFc. 3as|
not been repaired. ana no ~
can be gotten over the w3reN
freivht trains are tied W M1
senger trains are running vetx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
ofrice OF city Engineer.
City Hall

Richmond. Va. Nov. 81, 1914.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received At
this Office until : r. NJ. Thursday.
December s, 1917. for the erection OF
a masonry wall adjacent to the
Memorial Arch At Joseph Bryan Park.
Further information may be OBJ
taincd on application to this office.
certified check for 500. made pay
able to the City Treasurer. must ac-
COMPANY sann
The COMMITTEES on Grounds and
Buildings reserves tho right TO reject
any or all proposals..
CHAS T.. BOILING.
city Engineer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29

Mr. Dsskkeepes. Dsat Duy Ysur Next
ledger until you see the x-Ray Line
II 1tghtens the work OF the book
keeper and doubles the efficiency OF
the ledger SOuTHBRN OFFICE
EQUIPMENT COMPANY. 40 North
Seventh street. Richmond. Va.
Andrew Aaronson. Manufacturers
Representative.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
WINTER IS HEsE WITH
B[AUTl AND DISASTER

18th trace. 1903. November 74th. trace:
In 1910 and 1911 there was no snow
In November. but the fall Of this morn
inr breaks al records for November
for several years past.
The weather generally In the South
Ia cold. colder than. MAIIat Z : for this
season Of the year. AZ > o'clock inis
morning the thermometer recorded u
degrees, hut 40 the day wore on the
mercury began TO climb steadily.
Gale kiena cssst.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3e.--New York
experienced its hfst blast Of winter
weather this seAson when SNOW accom-
panied by drop IN temperature. came
RIPPING up tho Atlantic coast on =
ATTY. mile gale. So severe vas the
storm that weather bureau sent OUT
warnings to all shipping to remAin IN
port The storm was especially severe
along the virginta and Carolina coasts,
tut no reports Of disasters g snip
ing have thus far bean received-
havoc waa wr0ught 70 lines Of COM
munication In much Of the TERRITORY
south or Washlngtou. Snow fell TO-DAY
All alung the coAss from Georgia 70
Ccnnscticut ana mere precipitafion ana
coAdeP weather II pfeAicted for to1aof-
row FOR the entire Atlantic COAST -
eion.
Snow fell carly q Tho day ana Wttn
the ia ~ the freestn4 teanpssA turs
rem8ined "a IN gSUund Tho 49,
cansod litaj4 lneonvenlssce ~ shippina
q III haEasE 70 sSes. shlsa& g LAG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
Bowling

Academy was defeated last night In
tenpin match by the Lubin team.
A very Interesting game.
Moore. the star roller of the
Academy trio. was taken sick after
the first game and Leary went in and
rolled a string for IFS. Cosby was
the star for the Lubin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
oYice Of City Engineer,
City Halt.

Richmond. Va. Nov 20. 1917.
M NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
this cfrice until r.. M. Friday. Nov
ember -, 1919 for the construction
OF . concrete arch. for the extens4eH
OF the east end Of the c. and O. Rail-
streets.
Full information. specifications ana
proposal forms mar be obtained At
this office
A certified check for $780, made paw
able TO the City Treasurer. must ac-
company each proposal As guarantee
of execution OF contract.
The Committee on Streets reserves
the FiSht to reject any or all bids.
CHA6. e, BOILING.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
rfr rJrHworD vTRa1 fxv-FRID AZ. NovEMBE 1919.
Wants



Prices soon To- ha advanced.
W1xAtr FnrA Adjsins eslntes RsslE.
Only two blocks from Ginter Park
school.
virgins Pavk Lots Have Deep
sewerage.
Juylan C. AnAessea 4 Co. Aaents for
Wrfghts Park lots. Phone and
make engagement 70 see them.
Madison 1881.
Take Chatter Park Gar and Get or ut
Stop No. 80. Walk three blocks
east.
why Net Apply Your Rsnt Money
toward q home of your own? Call
on q. s.. Richar dson TODAY and he
Will explain. si2 Mutual Building,
Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29

Z ~ Ar>-s -
Nosfclk and Wsofern ~
ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE 10 leo
Schedule in effect 8epse0684
LeAvo Byrd Street Station, 41q
for Norfoik:ss:ee - ~. -
fcr iynehsurg ana ths - =
A. -. se:ee A -. seseA n
ATrivs Riehmon4 frsn f1
s,,:Ao 4. NJ, s6:3e 2. Il, III +
From the West: 800 Al Ms
r., hl.l0 p. ~. se:eg p. ~
s0atly. ar,atly exoapt n1U
b9unday emily.
W. D. BEv1y.L q
q, r. A.. Roanoke. 2. 7. ". Ml
Richmsnd 4 Pstseabura k1
css isAys MsssAsssss. asvssAA -
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Car ksvs IssssAsss. - = 4
1914, GA ss5;is, s7saA 49, "a
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xArfSea haenaQe 4ad skprQ1A Z ! lzS.S 81 IS
ss1mitoA. s1sep4 SundAys ~ - 81
An -. Asm rs1assbsss eannam
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29

Fer Sale Cheap. 10 0naet Buyes. Ous
second hand 60-horsepnHer Atlas,
high-pressure tubular boiler. and
ono s0-horsepower Atlas automatic
engine; both In rood order: must be
sold ut once for Some price. HO-
ENNIGER-SIZEMORE co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29

nampss sAee store, ne Nsrsh Fifsh
street. Good shoes cheap. Mems.
w0menss and chtldrenss shoes re-
tailed At wholesale prices GEO. A.
BOwDEE. q. EDWIN BOWDEN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
SHOE REPAIRING

SHOE REPAaMlNu.
roe ReAsse u Yes nstug seeee Witt
this coupon, Meme saces half-spted
CSC rebatrd 70 Csc; ladies' halfaolep
sewr6: best leather; no nails 40
psxs. H-@flne. 3sc, DNNW.S ELEC.
TRfG SHOE FACTORY. 119 East
Main. sph0n~ Mnntn~ xss5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29

AEAn9 or HONSES AND MULES
TO m SOLD FOR THE NIGH
DOLLAR AT CAUTHORNs BROTH
ERS. ltfy-1olS EAST FRANKLIN
sTnEEr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29

MILLER r. RHoAps REQUIRE THE
SERVICES or BRIGHT. ACTIVE
SAf.FSGfRI.S FOR VARIOUS De
pARTMESTS PREVIOUS EXPERT.
ESfsE pEs.REn THOUGH NOT
ESSENTIAL. PERMANENT POSI-
TIoSS TO THOSE WHO QUALIFY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
COAL AND WOOD

weed fer Heater. SID Cesk stevesi
like coal. $3.50 per cord: t2.75 per
half cord. $40 per quarter cord.
Phone Monroe ATS and save money.
LYME q HARRIS. ISL East Cary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29

Yauf G4mhtnss Made lmte AHiAeAeA,
etc: prices moderate: shAmpoofng,
a6r: old switches redyed: lArEeet
stock Of switches In city. Mali
orders gfven prompt attention THE
ROYALLE, GOT East Broad street
HtehmonA. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29

sDely. fyVss11sys. IL - +
N Q1eng % " n.y. - Al
seop % Etba. 1tme ~ aes3va1o ao4 MQU
ct gsasaaessA Rsn1 ~ sa0nas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
NAIL A WORD
HELP wANTED--MAIE.

500 weekly Proat fer Vest wssAss.
fully successful mall order plan;
your own boss: your own business;
don't worry about capital: expeTi-
ence unnecessary: succesa Euafkn-
teed; one man made half milton.
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ing how. BOYD H. BROWNE.
Omaha. Neb.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
HELP FEMALE

want<A--A Nwnher Of Reliable a.aAsea
10 stamp patterns at home: steady
or part time; 81 per dozen upward
paid. Call Rcom q. third floor, Viz
rinfa Building. North Fifth ana East
Main.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29

Ladies. Ysux MAR = 10psstent. eave
money. Yea. re redye and remake
faded switches. pompAAours. etc..
suual to new. We make comotngs
the most artistic manner. Charges
very mederats- cst priess 2. n, ~
STORE. an North Fifth. RfchnonA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
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