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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04
TWO CHURCHES ARE
TO CONSOLIDATE
ALLEN AVENUE And MARSHALD
STREET CHRISTIAN TAKE
FAVORABLE ACTION.

Allen-Avenue and MarshaIl-Street
Christian churches will consolidate
about January /. 1918, with Rev.
George W. Kemper. pastor Of the Mar
shail-Street church. as pastor. Accord
ing to action taken at congregational
meetings Of the two churches yester-
day morning. Marshall-Street church
voted 102 to % In favor OF CONSOLE
dalton. and the Allen-Avenue church
voted for it unanimously. the congre-
gational meeting being well attended.
The merger was suggested some
time ago. when Rev. Henry Pierco
Atkins. pastor OF the Allen-Avenue
church, accepted a call to Birming-
ham, Ala, leaving his church without
a pastor. Marshall-Street church had
outgrown the facilities Of the builds
Ing and d new structure had becom0
imperative. One church being With
out q pastor and the other without an
adequate building, the question of
consolidation was raised. and gained
favor rapidly. The AIlen-Avenue
church Is a comparatively new struc-
ture and larger than necessary. The
church owns property adjoining tho
present building, and upon this IN
addition will be erected to accomm0-
date the increased membership. This
Marshall Street church property will
be sold and the proceeds devoted to
the erection Of the Allen avenue adj
dition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04

and send Lazarus that he may dip the
tip OF his finger in water and cool my
tongue. for I am tormented in this
fame"
hadss, Place Of Torment
"fIades," said the speaker, "means
the place Of departed spirits or the uri-
seen world. and from this text We see
that in this place Of departed spirits
there Is q place OF torment"
The Anal resting place OF the Chris
tian Is with Christ said the pastor.
Paul says to be absent from the body
il to be at home with the Lord. and
to the thief on the cross Jesus prom
ises Paradise. He quoted number
OF the sayings Of Christ and the npos-
ties to prove that the righteous are re-
ceived into heaven, ana that the m
righteous are cast into lake OF are
DR.. Hoge will preach again next
Sunday. and make further answer to
the tenets Of the followers OF Pastor
Russell.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04
TAYLOR ALMOST
LOSES HIS PACE

Bunny Ford and Alex Taylor met
Friday night at the Palace skating
rink in a one-mile race. Alex Taylor.
who was better known last season as
the skating wizard Of Richmond. got
q biz scare from Ford. At the crack
OF the pistol Ford took the lead. and
kept II until the fourteenth lap. With
only two more Laps to 80, hard luck
overlook Ford; he tripped and fell.
which gave Taylor the race.
Ford said he wants to meet Taylor
again next Friday night.
Manager Calls announces that a
special floor for dancing win be the
Kinks next attraction. He has also
engaged Miss OLGA Thornly. the cham
pinn woman skater. at the North, ia
look after ladies and children. Miaa
Vera Sawyer. cx-chAmpion ~ the
North. who II visiting here. Will az
sist Miss Thornly with the ladies' and
children during her stay in Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04
CREDIT MEN WILL
HAVE A BIG NIGHT

The quarterly meeting of the Rich
mond Association OF Credit Men will
be held tomorrow night In the red
room OF the Business Mems club. and
the extraordinary features provided
by President John s. HARDWOOD and
Secretary 10 Lane Stern for the COM
fort and convenience, to say nothing
of the entertainment. OF the members
ensures a fun attendance.
Following bounteous dinner.
which will be served at sac o'clock,
the members will repair to the red
room, where, .nserspersed with ad-
dresses from notable speakers, they
will be RECALLED with news of the ma
tionai Democratic headquarters read
graph instrument will be Installed In
the red room, and bulletins from ma
tiona Democratic headquarters read
as they are received-every minute.
Between bulletins Rev. Walter r..
Bowie. rector OF ST. Paurs Episcopal
church; Oliver J. Sands president OF
the American National bank. and w.
B. Broaddas WIN endeavor to talk to
the association on subjects tina. inter-
est its members.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04
Notice.

Wanted capable business man.
ager, one who can invest from
S., 600 to $4,000 with services in a
large and established drug manu-
featuring company. Investment
is secure, salary liberal. Can give
the best Of commercial and bank
ing references. Correspondence
confidential. This is an excep-
tional opportunity to q live and
resourceful business man. Ad-
dress S62 care the Vireinian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04

wARRENTON. VA. Nov 3.--AIrn.
Sarah Blackwell Keith. widow OF tho
late Isham Keith, died at Woodbufne.
near Warrenton on Saturday night a.
months.
Mrs. Keith was a sister in law %
Judge James Keith. OF the Virginia
Court OF Appeals. she ID survived by
Mrs. Robert Nelson, Of Philadelphin.
Hon. Thomas Keith. Of Fairfax, Va.:1
James Keith. Of Admission. Ala: Mr..
e. M. Spiliman, Miss Kate Keith.
Mayor Lucien Keith. Commemorative
Attorney J. A. C. Keith. and Mesnros
Julien and Lucien Keith. Of Warren@.
ncunced later
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04
Mfr. Wharton to Speak.

a visiting committee OF the South
richmond Junior Order OF intel
American Mechanics will tonight visi,
Eioa Council. Monroe and Broad
s.reets. An address win be made by
- wharton. recently elected ID
tne once Of State councillor. The
sommittee IN charge OF the program
It's also arranged FOR speeches from
several other members Of the Jnnfrr
Order.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04
Election Returns.

Special arrangements have been
made to have the returns Of the
presidential election Tuesday night In
the Elks' Home. A direct wire has
been installed In the building for the
purpose. During the intervals the
guests will be entertained by an ex-
cellent program that has been ar
ranged for the occasion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04
Rally Day,

addresses by Judge Ernest II
Welis and Jacob Umlauf were made
yesterday at the observation az PAM
Day In the Decatur Street Me.hoa,s,
church. W. r. Sharritz, Of the RAN.
bridge-Street Baptist church chak
rendered several enjoyable seIec-
tons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04
| NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
J. w. Grasses tore. rect

nIgnt reported the matter to County
onicer George farrell. One or more
OF the large boys are known. ana
u is believed that by tonight they win
be placed under arrest. W.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04
REV. HALEY RESIGNS
TO GO TO HAMPTON
POPULAR MINISTER TO PREACH
FAREWELL SERMON ON
FOURTH SUNDAY.

with much regret the congregation
az stockton Street Baptist church
yesterday morning accepted the resiE-
nation OF Rev. James 7. Haley. who
has heen pastor OF the church fol
the past four years. He resigns to
accept q pastorate In Hampton.
The resignation Of DIR. Haley from
his present charge has not only oc-
casioned regret by the members Of
his own church but by people o.
every denomination on the South
side. He was liked by every one he
met and since he made known his In
tentions to the deacons OF his church
almost every one Of them have asked
him to reconsider 3,
DR.. Haley's farewell sermon WI
be preached In the church on ths
fourth Sunday night In this month
and he will assume his duties In the
Hampton church on the first Sunday
In December.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04
Mail Boxes Installed.

Three mail hOxas will be installed
in Woodland Heights today. The
boxes will be sent from the Man
chester station this morning and wsil
be stationed at convenient places on
Semmes avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04
RETURN q, Texns.

John Pierce. who has been stay
ing with his grandfather, DR..
Rucker. Tor several yearH, left yes
terlay Tor his home In Texas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04
Brnycry Of Germany,

Well. Germany certainly shows her
nerve In declaring war on a first-class
power like Standard Oil-Washington
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04
Fires on Boys.

Several small Swansboro boys na--
.rowly. escaped falling victims to "A
pistol yesterday afternoon on the
Broad Rock road. when they were
1lred upon by large boy q short
distance away. The bullet failed to
tit any of them and landed In tree
Few inches above their head& The
shot was fired by large boy, who
Mas In company Of other boys from
South Richmond.
The parents Of the small boys last
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-04
The objectionable ofrense.

Roosevelt does not seem nearly as
angry with a man who attempts to
assassinate him as he Is with anybody
who ventures to contradict his political
arguments,---wash ington Star.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-26
9onneritas, 26. September 1912
Ssmofratif&e StpwiuatiOnen.
q YdtipnaI.

YatipnaI.
shr pr6fbsnt-@Opb @iIirn BON sf'p
SnisY.
SHrBi,s prGfbsnt-SbUmas R. Nuriban,
BON Snbiana.
Staat.
AuSiipr @tutraI 8. q. ertbptu, pon
Spbustppu.
Siuais S&aBmsiiisr - @iIiant D. Berry,
ron &bthu.
GpnsrtB.
Gsnsrs-R. u. Rt@tnIsy, Scn Ssanton.
9tetsIatuL
1. DiRrift-sbpmas @upbn BON DSa
Scranton.
2. GiRrift-S. Or. 8ubrinssr, bon NUrs
Scranton.
8. Difhift-S. %. 3sipIu, Ron bn Central
Stabt.
4. DiFritt-psitr 8. @austan, Ron StiiuP.
5. Difrift-SObn 8. Munnipu BON Gar
bpnbals.
6. Diirift-gauI R. aisn, bon Runium.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-26
SerslOie Sanblungslueiie.

Die llnteri6Iasilnsen oes Redts.
anipaIts Serfe in Strabburg /. g.,
Der Dor einiaer 3eit BON bort fIiidtig
seiporOeu iitbeIaufen iid ouf ins.
geiant 23,345 Dtarf; es fommen
bierbei iiini @inselfGae in 9etra6t.
Serner purOe feitgeiteat. 6aB Der
5lii6tige ieine nit $500 Otarf be.
tperteten WtobeI in Der gripatpo6.
nung un0 I'M Bureau gIeitBeitig
an bier peridieOeuc 9arIebnsgebcr
oerpf1toet hot. Seine 2e6enSuer.
ii6erungspolice in Sobe pon $500
0fart mubte ebenfaas pie6erbolt
in gIei6er 8eiie sur Dedlma uon
S6uISen oienen. Die 9erbinOIih
feiten Series be5ifferu iid) na6Seit.
TELLING Surd ben &ontursoernaIter
ouf irsgeiamt 9,377 @torf, Oenen
on gum Geil 5peifeIbaften Soroerlm
gen ettua 1000 Marf gegcuiibcr.
Iteben. seine 5rau mO 3lpei I'M,
miirSige &inber IieB Serfe BEL iel'
ner Sluft poaig mitteIIos 5triid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-26

lsA0 bRi@issSeul b h4 hss& in46lss
ifnbes pViRsznq RsrnmbosdH 9qpa4
bdS he Hebtne,Heen ntdt kIGm
Issea. ,nter peI&ea ban csrrs @oo.
uex 100000 @uI6en OtteeN&sEt no
esie btete Go&e mRiunsbR foIIeq 81
IGiSen. Doener nrbettsta obes ND
tss, tssb nod 1885 bertd5tets - ben
Dtener Gfaberrie Der Dtifeuf6dfter
lber feline arbeiteTt Sipsi Sabre Bsq
boz, sbe btrr9 @erner Clemens baa
hwpmuoetettriftR prtnS% 9efrbas
tutrbs, psI4es nberho,tpt eft ber
Bun eIettrti9er Daeen erm6elitpts-
-sSn maeuiS boIutiIs lat d., tsn gxD.
BEN eetpoIlt on boben, 1T i1ou etn
Rlhu. Bon 1910 bs 1878 nor
DaeRer Snipeftor Der tn grostftszxf
beitebenben SarnpfnsnI4snen, er boa
troutsrte bie Ssisnnes- NIB Hgtedb.
Ieiterborri&tingen 6fiqltIi&er @e-
Mitbe Hub mar bieIe Sabre lang Dttt-
stieb bes DoritaHbes bes EroTsff,srtRr
pbpittaiH@en Deretrs. Gm 8. 60.
riinr 1879. ftra bor DoIlenbins bes
80. 0ebensiabres, eubtgh ber Sob
hefes FIR be GIeftrots&nf 10 bsbeD'
t,rnsspou setDorbens Grftnbsrisben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-26
Cine faHfaiii6e Gbriitasiuse.

Bel Der uraIten &aiifaiusitnbt
Ro6et Iiegt nad elmer georgiideu
Sage unter einem Baum elm Stiid
Der &Ieibung Gbriiti pereroben. Die
2eeeube beri6tet bariiber: SIM brit.
ten Sabre Der Reeierung bes eeor-
gif@eu Ronies albert purbe Seius
eeboren. Webrere ieiner Entertainer,
Suben, bic felt gtebufabneoars 8eit
am 2ar,be iobeu, pdren eerobe IN
SsariaIem, aIs Gbriihls eefreusigt
fuurbe. girer bon ibnen. GIioS aus
Ro@et, mar aiIf @oIgntba 5uaeeen
unb ertparb BON ben r6uiiden&riegs.
fne1ten bas ltrltertleib bes @efreii.
sieten. oils er in ietRe goterftobt
5Iriidfebrte, fam ibm ieine SdipeIter
erteeeer, Die urterbes Gbriitin ee-
tporben ipar uno nun iebr eri6ruf,
ols er ibr BON Der 4rei5igung err
adbIte. Sic erbat ii6 bon benz 8ru.
Der 6oS @epanoitiid; faum aber
bate iie Die Sanb oaua6 ausseitredt.
fieI fie tot gu 9oOen. Der 9oniJ
ieIbit oeriudte pergebIid, es aus ben
erftarrten Sineern 5u Ioien, uu6 70
ipurbe bic Cote nit oem 9eipano be,
eroiet. Ser 9oim aber, inter benz
bies gei6ab. bIiibt tort une fort unO
lit belite elm pieIbeiudtes RiIger5ieI,
gu benz Srauen unO Raoden aus
EtfIis bnrfub tpanoern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-26
Der Gaba.Ans,pnri bee Metaa frit
1888

1OoO
III boa g}rof. $orrslt6 berehnet inOe.
beh Bel ben Gusbrinbeu bon 1888
bis 1886 punoeu 5,940, ,0o0qm bon
2abu iibeddpperint, 1899 nidt me-
niger aIs 100000 uHb 1910
100000. Dte bret Iesten Grtsbg5h
DE bdten ben bnbon betroffeneH &C.
mrtrben RicoIofi uitb BeIpuffp 20O1n
mettt beiten 9np6es eetDfet. etne
GI&nR, bte fin bie S6it- rIrb @etn-
fliIturen ouf tmner berlcreu If. Dte
Rof'e Der 9upo eeIrnit tii beithruueT
TIT reGt fGsper, ba man fbre HStfTlers
S6be on bteIen StpIlen rrfttt genntt
neiien turrt 9o9 Dnr es Dferknn
m5gIi6, sepaie Sdds,sngen bor3a.
nebn1en, tpeh Sas @eGarsbe bou
hnr Der lleberoetfiiifg burh 6tp 9dDd
erfurf1t tporhen mar. 9ir9 ung.
Ihtft 9ertnie 9erehurlrpg lamb ii@
md bteie Beiie eine Renee buu
66, ,O00, ,0O0cbm fir ben 2dbatorper
bon 1910. Iteie 8ifRr erreift fnit
bie ber 2aoo bou 1885, BITE oipor
cine er5berp SIdhe behedte, dber
ntebrt9er mar. Die SIane beS&uitpt-
itrouts erreidte obne 5tpet fIetners
Seitenitr5me $780, ,000Un, tp6breit6
1888 BIS 1886 5,940, ,0OOqnt iiber-
itr6qrtt tpuroen irlo 1892 t2,800,'
900. SIM Sabre 1910 mar bic 2ano,
maiie, Die in ben eriten Stltnben
aisgetreten lit, fptrfIi6 riefenbdft.
NGbrerr6 Der erften feds Stlinben
brettete fie iih iTber 5t9,0O0am aus
mrS erreitte cine Vaaiie bon etud
2,0OO. .000cbm. Rad 13 StrinSen
betrig bic ssIGde iiber 1000, ,000qm
un6 bic RoiTe .runS 4,0QQ,000dbm.
Rod "a Shm6en mar bteie 5Idfe
iiber 2,000,000qm uno Der esHbaIt
Der 2aoa etno 5000, 0,000cbm. 9en
Rorgen nad Sem ausbruh mar fait
bic SGIfte Der 9anofIGde iiberflutet
eSn BEN foIgerben Saaen aing Die
ueberfIrtling bieI langiomer Dor
fid1. bosegen triihs Die 2apa Sttrb
Nufftniiing erheblidl In Die Sobe.
Ser 8ober., oiif Dem Der Strom
bon 1910 fih ousbreitete, mar faft
burdtpeg ReirIanb. MIR n56.OOOdm
iirrb linn nit ben Srtomen BON 1885
bis 1892 aernetnfan 9ieier Strom
bot infoIaeSei'en berhGItnismGbta
iebr oieI aliItirIanb tpesgenomrnen
ooer, tpte Die 9auern iagen. ,ge.
TtobIen~.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-26
9as Slima Der Stsinfobleuseit.

Ius ben aablreiden foiiilen9aitn.
reiten, Die aus Der SteinfobIer5eit
auf lms eefommen iino, lit es moe-
Ii6, intereiiante Sdliiiie auf bas
Selma ou MAIDEN, oas IN iener Pe.
Eiooe in Rorbeuropa eeberri6t bat.
Die 5oiIilien aeieen nGmIi9 niemaIs
ben glnias BON Sabresringen. Sab.
Fesrinee on 81iimer entftpben aber
6aour6, oaB infoIge elmer @adls-
tlmsiiitierung eine anbers seartete
Sdntt BON 3ellen iid ablaeert; an
peite oiinnpanbige SriibSeIeu"
t6Iieben ii6 oidApauoiee ySpGt5eI-
Zen" on unter 6em @influb Der
nodstumsbemmenben &1Ite. Benn
Der @inter benz SriibIing pei6t,
fallen bieie ginfIiiiie fort. uno es
entiteben pieOer, idurf getrennt BON
i5nen, bic 5riib3eaen 9ieie ipe6ieln'
De 8a6stumsart botumeutiert ii&
bann als ton3entriide Rinee. @eru
nun bel ben @eipGtien bes Carbon
6erortige Hinge febIen, 10 i9Iiebt
9r. @otbai in Der ,gaturpiiien.
ibaftliden 8o6enidrift", 10 mub
audi Der 8ebiel Der Rei5e eefeblt
fabeu Gin fonitantes Selma mub
seberridt babcn. 9abei lit es aber
nidt notig, on elm tropiides RIimo
su benten, ioueern es eeniigt, ebeu
Gin semdbietes an3uuebmen, oas MIR
feinen Notwithstanding SdDon.
flnsen ousseiest mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-26
RSmifdbe GutifsnfnuOeu in gabsrn.

Su &equriinS an Der Sler puroen
tiir5Iib, pie Broi. Sac6bs in Der
Deiludener Observation-Disclosures.
ienf1dit mitteilte, romii6e SfuLptli,
rem aisgraben Sn orDei bis orei
Weter 2iefe tpurben in ben nod ite.
beHoen @run6mauern Dtormorbru4>
Itiide aus GIterer 3eit setunoen. I'm
ter ibneu befanoen iih cine @epano-
itatue aus nabrfheinli9 fleiraiiati.
i9em Warmor, aus bem 2. Snbr-
biInoert n. 9br., eine Deibli6e ftSenbe
@etponbitatue NIT einem Siinb6en
auf bem S4ob, Der rlutertorper ei-
ner DetbIiden iiebenben SesDanh-
Itatie, bic Sas bette Der SunSe bar.
ItelIt; feruer 6as Subitiid elmer tDei'
tren tpet6Ii6eu @e,ponMbatle aus
Rlr6eHaR nit peibem Sorbiiber.
sug, Der pabri6einIi6 friiber bemalt
mar, elm aItor, ein srober Game nit
einem 8ibberfopf in BEN 8rorfen,
aus RnIf1tein, uHb einige SGuIen'
reffs, bic pGbri6einli6 0u etnem
EeurpeI eeb6rten. Die StotieH gebo-
rem teiLipeiie gu ben 9rabuidleru. Ob
bie characterization, BON beuen nlr
peniae bisber in 9euti6lauo gef,m'
ben Dur6en, einbeimii6en ober
Observation-Disclosures iiub, itebt
nod bobin. gs pGre, tpie 9rof. So,
cobS meinte, niht ous9ei9Ioiieu, odB
Tie bon eaIIiiden Steiuuseseu ber'
riibrten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-26

aues BeI5Derf ptrb aufeefrii&t
tn6em man bic ioref6Itie bon Stnrb
sereinisteu $aore NIT betbsema&-
tetn, ober nod nidt braun gebraHn'
tent DeebI .tr6itig dbreibt uHn hdun
NIT elmer iouberen Biirite eirt rod
hiritet. D1aii erboIteu bie Snrre
I9on bitr4 bos Giiriten tptsber etaeu
SIaus. Ste BeripeRbuDg bon Dei
ylm @IdnenbmaGen eriorbert etne
febr fadhrnbige Sanb ultO eeItagt
aud taHn uiHt trnmer. Sd nt664s
hes6oTb bon ber gerpenbtrno nou
peIen unb Getten abrateu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-26

Gs eibt cine Sobeit. Die nidt bonn
S&idiaI abbGnet. sic beitebt IN
einem beitiutrtten gluftretert bas
uas aiis5eidnet un0 uns fir grobe
9iuee Sa beitimmeu iheint; iie TT
etn preis, ben mir unmerfli4 inns
IeIber ouerfennert. unb baHf oieier
gieeni@dft erotpiHeen mir iurS bic
Ebrerbtehlne Der onberu RenideH.
2aro6efoueauIb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-26

SeSe grfiinun9 bot mid imme,
nur in Sas @or3immer zines neuen
@unihes gefiibrt. 9enn iebe'
Slid eebt nit elmer Sebniudt trdd'
tig.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-26

ger 6ie Sreue aus Sem 3eIte tpeiit.
bate idon ben @errat aIs 8ettge-
noNen.
[Souiero uuo cine Ra6t.)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-20
RELIABLE lNF0RMERS
ARE HARD TO SECURE

Ned Crabhc, assistant liquor inspec-
tor, who. disguised as a sailor. made
a raid of house in Iwilci last We'd
nysday, and there arrested Charley. u
half white boy. for selling liquor, stat
ed this morning that he would use
every effort to have the guilty parties
arrested tried and convicted In police
court lie believes that in order to
make 20 successful raid of these places
it is incumbent upon him to employ
reliable pcrs uns to act as informers.
Recently rrahbe, who knew that liz
uur was being sold ut certain place,
employed f. W. Bogert to act as in
former. Acting under instructions from
Crabhc. Rogert proceeded to candy
store at the pawaa Junction and ask
ed the lady in charge there to go and
buy liquor from "A suspected place. 1t
Is said that Bogcrt importuucd her so
much that she finally refused to have
anything to do with him. Bogert was
an eN- soldier of the United States army
ana was recently in the employ Of the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-20
TAFT, La Toilette and ROOSEVELT BOOMS
ARE Filling The AIR With POLITICAL TALK

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-20

Although Mr. TAFT has been strong
~ advised to max" an open break with
Colonel Roosevelt and challenge him
to indicate his intentions. he has re-
fused to follow the admOntions of his
friends For that reason he daily de-
ME. that any messengers have been
dispatched to oyster Bay, or that any
have reached the White House from
that seaport lie only smiles in an in
dul""ut fashion when told that Colonel
Roosevelt Is receptive candidate, or
that the colonel declines to he smoked
ont by either the Taft or La Toilette
forces
AZ TO Teddy.
For himself Colonel Roosevelt has
grittcd his teeth and said he will make
q positive announcement Of his posi-
ton within two or three days. lie has
been harrassed by rumors and is grow
ing weary Of them.
Ever since political excitement be-
came intense MIR TAFT has refused to
begin an active and progressive cam
pnirn lie said It was not compatibl"
with the dignity Of his office. lie pre-
frrrcd to let matters take their natural
course and bow to the will Of the Re
publican party Now this attitude has
been changed The President has no.
titled his friends to 70 as far as they
like In wnging war on his behalf. He
Ipgg upt caro- II thgN nggnil his old
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-20
PENALTY FOR WEARING
ARMY OR NAVY UNIFORM

Ex-senator Coolho saws he ran across
circular the other day issued by the
Government which quotes a Federal
law laying penalty for wearing the
uniform of the army or navy as dis
euisc Mr.. Coelho says that under the
law on registration of patents heavy
penalty is the punishment for wearing
the uniform of the army or navy by
persons not entitled TO do SO and also
for wearing the insignia of the Red
Cross. Whether this law has since
been repealed Mr.. Coelho does not
know.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-20

Honolulu Rapid Transit company.
Crabbe said this morning that he was
justified IN employing Bogort or any
lieved that had the plans been carried
out unintcrruptcdly the guilty party
would have been apprehended.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-20

Nearly every married man thinks he
proposed to his wife-but did he"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-31
LOVE OF MUSHROOM GROWTH.
Dear ATicc L'airfax

LOVE OF MUSHROOM GROWTH.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
am a young gentleman Of
eighteen and deeply in love with a
lady about my age. often meet
her on the street and she speaks
pleasantly and that is all do not
know her name or address. and yet
| feel that life is getting unbear-
able without her love
DISTRACTED.
You are in love, desperately" witt
a woman whose name you do not know
Then how do you know she is not mar
ried? Do you know if she is amiable
Intelligent capable? DO YOU know j
she is really the kind of girl you wan
for wife?
Think all this over With cooe
head Perhaps YOU may decide you
infatuation is only passing sentiment
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-31
Daysey Mayme and Her Folks
BY Frances L. Gar5lde

Mayme wiped out the radish bed and
began again
When her work was done this time
the canvas showed woman with 4
prophetic look in her eyes sitting on
the ground. Behind her We're a few
rocks a little grass. and lot of
stakes. set in the ground at regular
intervals.
In one corner DaYsey Mayme painted
the title: Hope As Defined in New
York"
The woman" she explained gets
twenty a week as stenographer
Fifteen years ago she bought lot in
Scrub Valley. paying twelve dollars d
month. and which will be paid for in
nineteen years.
Every Sunday in the summer she
goes out To Scrub Valley and sits on
her LOT ana dreams dreams of how New
York will grow She sees a fifteen
story skyscraper on the lot on the
left, and a twenty story sky
scraper on the lot on the right, and
she hears herself refusing seven
million for her property, knowing she
will get forty-two million if she holds
on till next week
"Taat is The New York version of
Hope"