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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-02
NNEHU " AEl;ONNlTS
NOT VII HEARD FROM
BY Associated rr-s

porlu Germany \n, Tia, bal
lnou dusseldorf with John Watts
and N T Nfh.rlo't no, tVo AmerI-
can a,rpuauts ou board is NOT set
reported
The romplrt, nbseuC, OF news
since they started on sunday Boa Oh"
rae" fQr th. international Balloon
trophy is causing disquictude.
Do is Thought that the balloon may
have landed iu some remote part of
Russia
u Is possible that fh., We're lost
u The Baltic Sea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-02
TWO CONv|CTS
KILLED BY POSE
HAVE BEEN CLOSELY FOL-
LOWED SINCE THEIR ES-
CAPE OCT. 13.


RaNlins, Nyo.. Nov. Rychard'
son and Backstrum. tow OF the Is
conyicts who escaped from the Wyo-
ming penitentiary Oct -, were kill
ed by a posse last night near Powder
Springs on the Colorado Wyomin
state line
Burk. third convict escaped with
a posse In pursuit
\ free battle followed the corner
ing Of The conyicts but none of the
posse were hurt
s posse has been hot on their 'rail
ever since their escape
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-02
TAFT GIVES OUT
CANT PAIGN LETT[ R
DECLARES CAMPAIGN IS BE-
TWEEN DEMOCRATS AND
REPUBLICANS.


Washington. u G., Nov o. Presl-
dent Taft otday sent out "A letter deal
ing with the issues Of the campaign,
especially the tariff
Il am sure every man whose iudg-
ment is not controlled by prejudice.
he said realizes this Is a campaign
between democrats and republicans 81
Wilson viii Carry rorty states
El Paso. Texas, Nov. - Wilson
viii carry forty states. Roosevelt five
Taft three and Debs and will d.
vide the others
This prediction was made by Eu.
gene Chafln. candidate OF the Pro
hibition Party for president. in a
speech here Other declarations
made by him include
Liquor is the real cause OF the
high cost of living.
Local option and local prohibi.
ton Is not worth hoot Stop IL by
constitutional amendment and II
will remain stopped
Abolish liquor as We abolished
siayery-hy constitutional amend
ment
Give ms 900 600 votes this tim,
and We viii elect a president mex
time"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-02
Murder Mystery Cleared

Oh Associated Press
Chicago. H.. Nov Mrs. Beat
ice Riall Conway. according to the
police has confessed that her hus-
band killed Sophia c. Singer, the
baltimore actress because the latter
iaunied them for their poverty and
suggested that she enter an immoral
lie
TIL. confession clears the mystery
nf the woman found dead in a room
ing house.
The Conways and the dead wo-
man we're living in the same apart
rsrf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-02
HERO FUND MEDAL
To MINE NOTOI,Nt>

pittsburg. Pa. Nov Thomas =.
Gibbons has been awarded a thous-
and dollars and a bronze medal by
the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission.
Gibbons was the mine pit motor
imam who made q heroic attempt 20
save thc lives of the miners from
.rfHcl'Ion a' Coke1alc Colo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-02
SAN DOMINGO HAS
NEW REVOLUTION
AMERICAN CRUISER GOES
TO PROTECT AMERICAN
INTERESTS. ~
~ Associated Pres.

~ Associated Press
Philadelphia. Pa. Nov The
cruiser Baltimore left the philadel-
phia Navy ward today for san Do
minpo TO look AFT r \upr..al inter
ests on account ol another rey0lu-
tion vi ich threatens To disrupt that
country.
The rebels are pursuing aggressive e
tactics in many parts Of the island
American life and property are
endangered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-02
INTERVENTION
NOT DESIRED
PREFER TO MAKE PEACE
WITH TURKEY IN TURK
ISH CAPITAL.
TURKS REPORT SUCCESS
REPORTED DEATH OR CAPTURE
OF TURKISH COMMANDER
IN.CHIEF FOUND TO RE
| INCORRECT
By Associated Press.


London, Eng. Nov. l.-"On
to Constantinople" is the cry Of
the victorious Bulgarians. who do
not look with favor on the pro-
posed Intervention by the Powers
and prefer to make peace with
Turkey in the Turkish capital.
The Bulgarians have pierced
and driven back the main Turkish
army and the left wing Of the
Turkish defense. bu. according to
reports from Constartinople. the
Turkish right wing todty defeated
a small Bulgarian army in the vi
cinity of Visa and rccaptured the
town of Bunarhissar. This will
probably delay the advance on
Constantinople. as the Bulgarians
will have to reinforce the east
wing to regain lost ground.
The reported death or capture
of Naxim Pasha. the Turkish com
mander in chief. proved to be in
correct. and he is still with his
troops. which are failing back on
the forts Of Tippatalja, Is miles
from Constantinople. where
final stand will probably be made
over five thousand wounded Turks
arrived in Constantinople tonight
from the battle which has been rag
lag the last four days and nights. It
is reckoned among the worlds great
rs' struggles
Bulgarians from the north. Sery-
ians from the northwest and Greeks
from the west are marching on Sal
unika The Turkish commander at
scutari reports that the town will
fall before the Nontenegrins unless
Do" is reinforced
\ Greek torpedo boat sunk a Tur-
kish battleship in the Gulf OF Salon
ika today
Greeks occupied the Turkish island
Samothrace
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-02
DEMOCRATS RESPECT
SHERMAN'S MEMORY
BY Associated Press.

Rochester, n. Y, Nov AT the
request of Governor Wilson, the
democratic parade announced for to-
morrow in New York has been aban-
doned out OF respect for the memory
of Vice President sherman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-02
HURRICANE DESTROYS
MEXICAN SEAPORT
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
San Juan Del Sur, Mic, Nov.
THE seaport OF Acapulco
on the Pacific Coast OF Mexico
has been destroyed by a hur-
ricane. According TO a wire
less dispatch. four-fifths OF
town is shattered and the
American consulate is un-
rooted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-02

Generally clear and cool partly
cloudy 40 Wayahachio and Wichita
TaHs Temperature % and 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-02
Washington Forecast

Washington. u G.. Nov West
Texas Fair Saturday and Sunday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-02
AlENECAL AND vARONA
ELECrED IN CUBA
ny Associated Press
Havana, Cuba. Nov. THE cleo

tion of General Mario Meneoal and
Enrique Jose Narona, respectively
candidates for the presidency and
vice presidency on the conservative
ticket now appears assured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-02
feWtATntp
Local Forecast

Fair saturday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13
DECLINES PLAN
OF W|CKERSHAM
HARVESTER TRUST WILL RESIST
b. EFFORTS AT, DIVISION INTo,
SIX PARTS.

WASHINGTON, April l2.-Negotia-
tons for voluntary dissolution Of tho
Harvester Trust have been abruptly
broken OF BY the department OF JUS
tice with c. 4. Bancroft. attorney for
the International Harvester Com
paAy. Mr.. Bancroft left Washing
ton late yesterday for Chicago. where
he will confer with directors Of that
concern. = rsr-'~ ''+''f.' e =
1t was learned on authority today
that Attorney General Wickersham
definitely refused to consider the plan
Of tho Harvester people for parti-
ton Of the corporation into two parts.
insisting that II competition 10 to be
restored IN the trade. the company
must agree to divide into six sepa-
rate concerns each manufacturing on
ly one of the patents now held by the
trust. This the company. II II said.
10 unwilling to do without a. fight
in the courts. AZ II considers that
under the recent decision of the SUI
preme court Of the United States In
the Dick mimeograph case. It would
be possible to get favorable de-
cision from that court.
The outcome Of the negotiations
depends on the action taken by the
directors Of the Harvester company,
II they decide to agree to the uiti-
matum OF Mr.. Wickersham, q friend
~ suit dissolving the corporation will
be fled shortly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13
ARENTS SCHOOL WILL
BE FORMALLY OPENED

The Arents school. the latest add.
ton to the Richmond public school
system, will be formally opened this
afternoon with appropriate exercises
under the auspices OF the Junior Or
der United American Mechanics. The
school is located at the corner OF
Pine and China streets.
The exercises will consist OF songs
and recitations by the pupils Of the
school. and the presentation OF mas
and Rihie by the J~r'nr Order. The
presentation o. ,the Rthle will be, nade
by Jacob Cmlauf. and the nag by
Davis Bottom. each making appeo~
pirate addresses. The flag will be ac-
cepted by Chairman Hutzler. Of the
board. and the Bible by Mr. Jones, the
principal Of the school. The public
liz invited to attend the exercises.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13
HOLDS ILLEGAL
TERM OF COURT
LEGISLATURE BY EMERGENCY ACT
CHANGED BOUNDARY OF IT,
DIcIAL crRcUrr.
FOUR MEN SENTENCED
JUDGE ANDERSON ADMITS SEN
FENCES WILL NOT HOLD BUT
DOUBTS IF THEY MAY
TRIED AGAIN.
FOUR MEN SENTENCED

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. April -.
Local court circles were stirred to-
day by the receipt Of an advance
sheet Of the acts of the last Vir-
ginia Assembly showing that the act
changing the terms and boundaries
Of this judicial district was an emer-
gency measure. and not one that
takes effect ninety days after the adj
journment Of the Legislature.
Judge George X. Anderson has al
ready held one session Of court at
Covington. which 1t Is admitted Is
illegal. At that term one man was
sentenced to the penitentiary. and
three others given term on the
public roads.
When seen today Judge Ander-
son said that he was uncertain
whether or not these men could be
tried again. although he admitted
that their sentence at present would
not stand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13
MISS BARTON DIES
At AGE Of NINETY
FOUNDER OF AMERICAN RED CROSS
WILL BE BURIED IN OLD
HOME TOWN.
DEATH NOT SUDDEN
IMMEDIATE CAUSE vALvULAR
HEART LESSONS AND WEAK
NESS FROM RECENT ATTACK
of PNEUMONIA.
DEATH NOT SUDDEN

WASHINGTON. April 1..-Miss
Clara Barton. founder Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross. died at her homo at
Glen Echo. Nd. in the suburbs Of
Washington. at . o'clock this morn
ing. The immediate cause Of her
death was valvular heart LESSONS. but
she had not entirely recovered from
the effects Of an attack OF pneu-
monia last fall.
At her bedside when she died were
DR.. J. B. Hubbell. who has been
associated with her in Red Cross
work for thirty years: Mrs. r. J. Hin
ton. Mrs. s. E. Canada. neighbors and
servants in the house. She was un-
conscious for several hours before
the end came. Miss Barton waa
ninety years old last Christmas.
Her nephew. Stephen z. Barton. OF
Boston. arrived In Washington two
hours after Miss Barton died. He
win take charge Of the body.
Funeral services will be held at
Gien EcnO sunday. me po0y Will
then be taken to Oxford. Mass, Miss
Barton's native town. and another
and moro elaborate service will be
held at her old residence there, con-
Quoted by Rev. Percy Fl. Eppler. Of
Worcester. Mass. and Rev. William
e. Barton. Of Oak Park. ILL.,. Miss
Barton's cousin.
She is survived by her nephew.
Mr.. Barton, and two nieccs. Mrs.
c. NJ. Clark, Of Webster. Mass. and
Mrs. John H. Stafford. Of Oxford.
Many expressions Of regret at the
death Of Miss Barton were made by
prominent men in Washington to-
day. News OF her death was con-
veyed to the White House.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13
CROSSES OF HONOR
BESTOWED ON VETERANS

The Richmond Chapter Daughters
Of the Confederacy bestowed crosses
OF honor on a large number Of the
members OF Lee Camp Confederate
Veterans at tho regular meeting held
yesterday evening. The presentation
was made by Mrs. Norman v. Ran.
dolph. the president Of the chapter.
The following wsre the recipients:
L. A. Aldridge. A. G. Baker. @. H.
Clarke. =. q. Chapman. James =.
Clarke. b. r. Cason. @. J. Dawson.
L. n. Dyson. A. c. Ellington. J. a.
Eddings. J. q. Joplin. p, H. Kelly. ".
r. Landrum. W. A. Loving. J. L.
Rainey. y. L. Smith. w. H. Smith.
Charles r. Taylor. Phillip whitlock. J.
w. walker. Bernard q. Crouch.
Crosses were also delivered to- the
descendants Of the following veterans:
william b. Blair. J. n. Carter. Jssse
child. John w. Drswry. william n.
Dean. J. A. Love, J. n. Hart. J. A.
Fore. I. ~. Hart william Lovsnstsjn.
4. 9. Nostsiier. Z. G. Ninor. Huntss
Mcdinns. n = Housen. Charles
~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13
COSBY AGAIN AFTER
THE BAGGAGE TRUST
Transfer Man This Time Re-
quests State to Give Him
Some Relief
ASKS FOR PRIVILEGE
OFFAVOREDCOMPANY
Seeks to Enjoin the Railway
Lines From Giving Exclu-
sive Rights to An
other Company

Saek,nr IN obtain the bsren,. and
nriyflerss which are Accorded to the
Richnond Transfar rornnnv and
which he a,le~es are denied h,n, nv
an fileral con,nact enterad into hy
the railway comnanies having termi-
nsls IN Ricbnond w n cosby a.
tha Cosby Transfer Cor,nanv vester-
dav Aled a comnIaint with Tho Vjr.
rintn state Cornoration Commission
Under the title Of "Ths Common-
wealth N the lion of w a Co.'S
by'.
Throsrh the law Arm NJ Visa a
Chtnhesfer be comn,s,ns ara,nst ana
asha fEaf an order perneiI,ally en-
ioir}I1Sk nd restraining he defendants
rrom drther vioIatinv ths law n. an
tered. naming as the defenda MIS-
the Richmond rransfer Comnanv IN.
Rtchmond EredertcLshu ana pete
mac natIroad Co,nnanv the Cbesss.
.na.ks and Oh,o Raiiw.v Cornnanv
n. sc,,thern Rs,,way Connenv ~.
Sea nsrd Afr rdna Rat,wan cc,,,nsny
tbs Ats rtic f-ogst Linz Es,,wsy Tor'
many and ths Old Dontnion steam
boat Company.
In Il. Iii ri ro,nIo,,, nr Cosh>
:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13
POLICE LOOK FOR
MISSING WOMAN
Man With Whom She Took
Auto Ride Found With
Bullet Holes in Body
SLAIN MAN SEVENTY
THREE YEARS OLD
No Motive Suggested for
Murder Of George E.Marsh,
Prominent Citizen of
Lynn, Mass.

LYNN, MASS. April 1.-The
Lynn police are tonight hunting o
woman whom they believe can throw
light on the Staying Of George n.
Marsh, president OF the Goodwill
Soap Company, Of Lynn. and one OF
the city's most prominent and
wealthy business men. who was
found murdered on the marshes be-
tween Point Of Pines and Lynn to-
day.
After several hours investigation
they learned the murdered man left
his house about s O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. saying he was going for
an automobile ride with woman
acquaintance. The name Of the per-
son with whom he took the ride is
known to the police. but they will
not divulge it.
Seen With Woman.
This companion Of the murdered
police, who say she was seen in the
automobile with Mr.. Marsh. They
refuse to divulge her name. but ad-
init they are looking for her. It il
understood she lives in the eastern
part Of Lynn. The police intimated
that they are working on the theory
that some person who saw the wo-
man with Mr.. Marsh may have been
actuated by jealousy.
Mr.. Marsh was seventy-three years
old, and was president OF the Good
will Soap Company. About two
years ago the company was absorb
ed by Swift & Company. Of Chicago.
but Marsh remained its nominal
head at a high salary. He was re-
puted to be worth about half q
million.
No Motive Offered.
At his home. !: Ireson avenue,
where he lived with his maiden sis
ter. Hannah no suggestion Of IL mo-
tive could be offered. Mr.. Harsh had
no enemies 40 far A. known. and had
an army Of friends He WAS con-
cial aid. ana was charitabIy inclined.
but he always investigated the merits
Of those requests.
At O'Clock YESTERDAY he visited
the tailor shop ct Parker and Stone.
on Exchange street. where he ordered
a suit OF clothes. He told mem bers
Of the Arm he was preparing to visit
his son In California. his movements
thereafter have not been traced def,-
nitely, but Chief Burcket says Marsh
went to Boston last night. and that
the murder may have occurred there.
II Mr.. Marsh was slain In Boston
the body was probably taken in an
automobile to the spot where It was
found.
Body Not Robbed.
The body was fully clothed. and the
watch he carried and ron OF bills
containing about $3.50. were found
In the pockets. Even the eyeglasses
had not been removed from the face.
Mr.. Marsh was shot six times. once
in the head. once in the shoulder. .
twice through the heart and twice
in the abdomen. Examination OF the
ground at the scene. showed q wheel
barrow track. comparatively fresh.
leading from where the bouy was founo
along the pathway to the railroad
tracks one hundred yards distant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13
TO START SEARCH
FOR MRS. Oracle
LEADER IN FASHIONABLE WASH.
INGT0N SOCIETY WILL BE
MADE TO TESTIFY.
HAS GONE FROM CITY
WHAT SHE SAYS EXPECTED To
HAVE DECIDED BEARING ON
CASE OF MRS. HARLEY
LEY CALVIN GAGE

WASHINGTON. April l2.-The
United States government today as
sumed charge of a nationwide search
for Mrs. Archibald Oracle. leader OF
New York and Washington society.
However much against her Will. this
beautiful and fashionable woman will
be brought to the United States court
IN Washington to tell whether or no,
as Is stated under oath. she inform
ed Mrs. Harley Gavin Gage that
the telephone inventor, mad deter
mined to bar her and her handsome
daughter. Magaret, from the capital
four hundred. WI, =
A crisis in the remarkable case was
reached today. when. altar q thor
ough search. the authorities were
unable TO locate Mrs. Oracle in Wash
inEton. AS the courts in the Dis
trict Of Columbia are vested with
government authority. the entire Fed
eral force is at their command.
With the information that the mss
ting witness Ned to Now York TIM
mediately following the testimony by
Miss Gage. two United States mar.
shals armed with sunposnas will leave
for that city tomorrow morning. In
New York they will b assisted by
the entire force in Marshal Henkel's
ONCE.
II not successful In New York. tns
United States nlarshals viii proceed
to Boston. where the government il
informed Mrs. Oracle may have taken
refuge. When found q body attach
ment will Immediately be served II
Mrs. Oracle refuses to obey the sup-
poena.
Mira. Oracle win appear next Wed.
q long way toward clearing up the
proceedings, whether she affirms or
denies Mrs. Cages statements. II sne
admits the conversation. said As-
sistant United Statea Attorney Shultz,
today. ''ths contention OF some OF
tho aiienists will b. corroborated in
that II will show the conversation was
!, not imaginary. ana therefore not the
product Of diseased mind. Il she
denies II. II WIN. unless Mrs.. 0aga
10 able to otherwise prove that Mrs
Oracle did make ths statements. In
dictate that ell Mrs.. Gage has said
I. the outrowth Of : paranoic con.
dition.@ -
mrs. Oracle win apper next Wed.
nesday morning. e Il = possible To-
the fcrcs Of unitod states maruhAaa
10 ma her. HAr h16apg paaaD WIN ~
mewn ~ Asnda0 = - laasGt~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13
TRIES TO THRASH
YOUNG L0THAR|0
DETECTIVES PREVENT ENRAGED
HUSBAND FROM sPOuLN0
sUsMAN's BEAUTY.

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE elopement
from New York City. Of Roscoe Sus-
mann; who ds; ,ca : h Ma sl. Nw a
Hoage q fashionAbly dressed woman
from Newark. N. j.. reached an excit-
ing finish today In Assistant States
Attorney Frederic Burnham's office.
when the husband Of the woman tried
10 thrash his wife's companion with
his own walking stick
~I1e's Z Lothario. and I'm going to
spoil his beauty" shouted HoaGe. a.
hs wrested Susmann's stick from his
ram. and started 20 chase him In
circics around the room. The angry
husband was Quieted by detectives.
8usmann frpi fascinated Mrs Hoage
with his MAGNIFICENT. ways and his
away from home. she said. He vas
Wearing Z monocle and = waRKer suit
~ Dnglish cut cloth3a when arrested
81 : rcsmiax mousse n dstsetivss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13
COLLEGE PLAYLET
GREATLY ENJOYED

At the Art Club last night decided
hit was scored by the senior Cleaners
Ia a little college playlet entitled
"Six Cups Of Chocolate" The plvt
hinges on the heart entanglements IT
= young collsssan. rather promiscu-
sits that creates almost real trouble
later whom the ok girls discover tho
mahifold nature Of his attentions. Miss
Pauline Anderson had the LEADING Sole.
the rest Of the cart comprising Natn-
no llcFaddsn, Alice Angel, Margaret
Camp, GLADYS Burnett Elizabeth
I 6avsr1dge md CathArtnA Lees :.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13
PUTS HIGH VALUE
ON HIS FINGERS
HAVING LOST THREE FURNI-
TURE FACTORY EMPLOYE
SUES FOR $4,000.

BENJAMIN D. Baber values his nm
gers at a little more than $4,000
apiece, according TO a suit for dam
ages he entered In the Law and
Equity Cour, yesterday. through his
attorney, Ordway Fuller.
Several months ago. he lost three
OF his digits when they came In con-
tact with machinery in William
Gratznowskys furniture factory at
10 South Adams street. where ne
was employed.
And so. having failed to reach
satisfactory settlement with his erst-
while employer, he sues for dam
ages In the sum OF $4,000.
The declaration setting forth the
details OF the accident has not been
filed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13
DENOUNCES RICH
FOREIGN MINISTER

WASHINGTON, April l2.-Bitterly
denouncins rich Americans who repre-
sent this government as ministers and
am bassadors to foreign countries, Fred
rick Townsend Martin. social leader
and author Of The Passing OF The
Tale Rich" appeared before the Housc
committee on foreign affairs today In
support OF the Sulzer bill to appropriate
$500, 900 for the purchase OF embassies
abroad. The committee also considered
the EulSer bill TO place euaployes,of the
consular service under the classified
civil service rules.
With Mr.. Townsend was e. Clarence
Jones, president OF the American En-
bassy Association.
Mr.. Martins criticism was that rich
men now represent this country abroad
because poor men are unable to nay
the rent bills for the palaces occupied
by our foreign diplomats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13
PUPILS WILL ACT
TO AID LIBRARY

John Marshall High School. the pride
Of every citizen Of Richmond. lacks 4
we'll equipped library. The Alumni
Association has been working nobly to
supply tho school with this necessity.
Now . new force has come to It's aid.
the John Marshail High School Dra-
matte Club.
Last year the Dramatic Club pre-
scented Sheridan's THE Rivals" with
great success. Encouraged by this.
this year they will offer to the public
ShakespAare's twelfth Might" on the
evening Of April 1S and ~
Mr. Herbert Curtis has the cast Ia
charge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13
AMBASSADOR WANTS
HIS THREE-FIFTY

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE gov
eminent owes the German anlbassa-
dor $3.50. according to an estimate
sent to the House today by the treas
ury department. The estimate states
that the German ambassador at the
request of the interior department has
made a search In Germany for the heirs
of John A. Beck. VINO died at the
government hospital for the insane
in 1896. The $3.50 requested Is TO
reimburse the ambassador for his
fruitless investigation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-13
KNOX TO REACH
HOME WEDNESDAY
MOST BRILLIANT FUNCTION OF HIS
TOUR IS GIVEN IN HA-
vANA, CUBA.

HAVANA. April 12.-one OF the most
brilliant functions Of his tour was ten
dered to Secretary OF State Knox to-
night. Minister Beaupfe ~as tn, sec
was foiiowcd BY Z state Recruitment
bail. which was attended by all the
high civil and military authorities.
Secretary Knox spent the morning
walking about the city. ACCOMPANIED
motored forty miles inland 70 inspect
= sugar plantation 1t Cabanas.
The police are displaying the great
est caution ID providing the eecretary
arrival here the other day Of Falipe
Lcston. an anarchist from Tame
The members Of the secretary'e party
are weary Of the lncessant ceSemoutea
The party win san from havana ~.
ur1Ay aveninG. reAcA3Ag the m4uth n
thA 3otenAe Next M04AAo1aM