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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
OPENING UP RAILWAY


Washingtoh. August 3l.-Rear-
mural vs.. ID IL Suuiherland mas re-
iterated 20 The Navy Department his
origiual statement made soon after
ms landing at Corinto. that he can
control The situation in NicaragGa with
tAe forces now ashore n that country.
and the narin,s tlat are 80 route. His
message was 4ated pi Corinto r. NJ.
Nestrrdey, and stated that Commander
itrhuno. If the gunboat Annapolis.
already has succeeded in opening up
the railway fur fifteen miles from the
coast He has win MIN "a force or 500
niuejackeis and marines and after re-
pairing tnt tracks and bridges, ne PRO
ccedro last night AS fnf as the i'm
port0ut town uf CAinaudaEa regarded
as ID rebel OUTPOST
Commando rcrhunc has two loco
motives ANA twenty nye as with him.
with ali tNe FACILITIES and material tor
rcparins tne tracks and bridges ~.
hc s1uS along
u appcar- tAat iu addition 10 Keep
ing open tlie cable station AZ San Juan
Del sur Whirh SIS tine only outlet to
tho orclW dispatches from Managing
10 Cornto. admiral Southerlnnd had
another otiecf in dispafchine the Dan-
Ser 10 ihat cable noini Ito was in
formed ttat hani of revolutionists
nHd aprearei iu inc vicinity and was
tNrfHt'uins 90 cnpture The town with
thr N"nfer guns cleared Tor action
mat VIII now Poe impossible
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
CUBAN PLOTTERS
BACK OF ATTACK
Believed to Have Urged Re
porter to Assault American
Charge.
ULTIMATE OBJECT UNKNOWN
Portion OF Cuban Press Is
Printing Articles Termed
"Disgraceful'

Washington. August 3o-That Enri-
que Maza. tho reporter who attacked
Hugh Gibson. The American charge OF
the legation in Havana. last Tuesday
night. was merely a tool in the hands
OF Cuban plotters vino arc antaronls.
tic to the United States. and would Xix,
to get the Cuban government into trou-
bic with this country was the opinion
expressed here to-day by senior Mar
tin Rivero. the Cuban minister. He
was OF tho belief he said. that Mazn
had not attacked Mr. Gibson OF his own
volition. out that he had been urged
on by others who had made him think
he had been insulted ana thathe should
seek revenge
Under no circumstances. no matte,
what his provocation may have been
said tho minister, was AIaza justihed
in the action he took That Justice
would be done in the case was the de-
ciaration OF Senior Rivero.
The minister has notihcd his gov
eminent of the demands OF the United
States that the assalsnt be punished
rs soon as he mad learned of the at.
tack. the minister had "spontaneousI,
sent word TO Cuba" he said. that the
United states had laws rendering vir-
tually immune from attack tho person
u foreign representatives. here. and
that on account Of this reciprocity. the
full vigor Of tho Cuban law should be-
applied. In case Of country which
does not protect Cuban representatives,
said the minister, no further rights
are extended to its diplomats than Ia
any other foreigner lie Immediately
called attention. he said. 10 this clause
IN their laws
The State Department. late to-day
was informed by the American lesa-
ton AT Havana Of the attacks that
have been made BY a portion of tho
cuban press upon Mn Gibson upon the
American contractors the pressing Of
whose claim for compensation caused
q personal assault upon Nj Gibson. ana
upon the United States government and
people The officials declared that
these articles were "dissracenn." and
while they were not prepared at the
moment TO announce their purpose il
was evident that some strong ropre.
sensations arc to he made 20 the cuban
government AGAINST this treatment of
an American diplomatic officer
Some or these Havana publications
are regarded as having been write.
with the deliberate purpose Of tryine
to force duel upon The American
charge The state Department win
never permit its representative TO b,
drawn into amy such personal quarrol4
ana It VIII look to The Cuban govern
n a elf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
THREE DEAD; EIGHT HURT
Speeding Passenger TrnIn crashes Into
W rrrkcrs' lrcN Ncnr PiI.Nhn--h.

ltifahAfEN. August 600 Three mon
were killed. ono fatally Injured ana 4
nNnrer sNEntl, huri wh.n tra Penn
sN lNanfa Nr!iroal train witch ioft
tNisnirsh tbs morning from Clevo-
iHn4 over The Cleveland and pltfshGreh
", lsi'n r8n INTO wreck train .u-
.'ttt I'D cietTin2 uD freight wrec6
'in' hal occurred shori time before
"est conway west 90 this city
J.. rougheuopr cleveland emf
ne-r OF passenger train
..."' Ntidc. quilted lhnors Con~ay
,. g Nane aan Cleveland. arcnan of
passenger irn.u fatally crushed
d. robinson Cleveland baguagcnlas-
'oi asseuscr train slightly Injured
Andrews general yard master
81 n"ay Yards. cut by flying wreck
needer labor4r On wreck train.
lnre' ~ the wreck crow signify
Iohn r " rphy PASSENGER
Joseph Del iuick passenger
Mt'eK Train from tho conway
airs YVES Clearing away thc freight
MI'th ana ~. engine section of q bs-
7iran +rrFirk was out over tn. track
on WNlch -" passenger train was uD-
uro-rhiue Railroad oinclais IA. "a
Nasuan had riyon the PROPER warn
lns BUT :of some Unknown reason Il
was dlsr.pnrdei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
TEXT BOOK IS OUT
IL VIII Furnish Material for Cnunoic,
SpclIhinders

New ork. August S0-The Donn-
cratic textbook for the lai2 campaien.
book OF more thin 400 pages. was is
sued today 1t is the Joint publication
and the Democratic CongressionnI co...
nlttee- It's contents include the. pl,t-
forms OF three parties, the speeches. Of
aIsep tancc or woodrow Wilson and
.hpmhs II. Marshall. and mass of
material on the tariff and high cost OF
nving.
At tho same time tho national com
nittee gave out an article calling at
book Of purrorted receipt for = $40
roo contrlbution by the United states
steel Corporation To the Republicsn
campaign fund in 1904
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Havana. august Gu. tn CONSEQUENCES
lof vigorous protest by Hugs Gibson.
charge d'affairrs OF th- American leeh-
ton hero, against the release on
trivial bail Of Enrique Maza, the news
narcr rci ori-r who assaulted him last
Monday night Ma1a was arrested for
the thl time to-day hy order OF tho
Aud encia court and committed TO iail
10 await indictment Immediately after
Inc rcarrcst of MAJ. tho squad NJ se-
crct service mcn who had been de-
tailed To- watch the American legation.
and To attend Nj Gibson wherever he
went. was relieved from duty Mt
Gibson's vigorous insiStcncc that his
.ns sailant be prosecuted aroused to-
day freah storm 81 INDIGNATION
among the new spaI.nrs comprising the
anti American section OF the press
Tho fovcrnment Processes its inn
ability to stop these attacks
The prosecution OF Ma2a VIII be be-
gun as soon as MI Gibson makes a
formal complaint against him This
probably VIII be done to- morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
HOPE FOR CLOSER UNITY
nnnhinn Statesmen Leave London ON
Way Home.

LONDON NNEIst 30 HIgh h0Ves Tor
closer unity OF the British empire for
defense went with robert l. Borden
and Louis r. Peiltes. the Canadian
Statesmen. when they LETT London this
morning Tor Liverpool 10 embark for
Montreal
The dominion premier and post
Wastor- general We're cheercd on their
way oy 1t large group of Canadians.
VINO md gathered with the Canadian
nigh commissioner Lord Strathcona. 10
wish them farewell
Tie conservative newspapers to-da y
oppressed hopes Of the resul, Of Mr..
Borden mission in enlisting Canadian
cooperation Tor imperial defense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
BOY KILLED; SCORE IN PERIL
Six Unconscious Persons Vcacucd From
Eirc In IIOhok en- Tenement.

Hopoken. y. j.. August 30 Fire IN
tour-story frame tenement directly
across the street from ST Mary's Hos
pital caused the death carly to-day Of
seven ycar-old Edward Lynquist and
imperiled the lives of a score VINO were
saved by the use Of scaling ladders and
by jumping from tho windows. Six per-
sons We're rescued in an Unconscious
condition. None OF the occupants OF
the building saved more than the night
clothes they wore. The blaze orig
mated. 1t is believed. from gas lot
in tho cellar. which was left burning
during the night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
CARS PLUNGE OVER TRESTLE
one KILLED aud Seventeen Hurt In
IrmIm " recl. az Irnplc. IcA.


Temple Tex. August 3O.-Onc man
was Killed. two seriously hurt and iii-
teen slightl- injured to-day when "a
northbound Missouri Kansas and
Texas Hallway train jumped the track
three miles north OF here and the mail
and TWO cars plunged from trestle
into rayinc
The man killed was John H. Pierce
Of Winn.shoro. TeH., the news agent
on the train. and was on his first run.
The most seriously injured We're j. G.
Ok. OF Loander Ten passenger
negro porter.
The engine remained on the trestlo.
ms did four Pullmans -, tho rear OK the
train. but two coaches and the express
car crashed into the ditch below.
-dron OF hftocn fcet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
FLIES AMERICAN FLAG
The Robert Thompson 10 Revive Mcr.
chnnt NcNsci rrcNfI:-e.

NcW YORK AUGUST 30 4 For the lirst
tim" In thirty-iiVc years merchant
vessel flying the American flag. is
about to sail from New York to a
Mediterranean port
the steamer which is to revive what
was once an important branch of Amer.
lean shipping IS the Robert THOMPSON.
new lOn,oO0-ton boat named p fter
colonel Robert : Thompson president
81 the New ork Athletic ClGb ana
mittcc from the United states.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
BOMB IN MILK BOTTLE
Explosion In New York Tenement En-
dnnGcrs the Occupnnts.

made by hlling a milk hottie with cN-
plosivc. covering this with wax ana
attaching a fuse. was exploded on the
top floor OF a siX-story tenement on
East Ninety-ninth Street carly to-day.
nearly causing the death Of score OF
persons from among the twcnty-four
families in the house Several were
sngntly injured by fragments OF fly
ing glass.
The police declare they have no clue
10 tho identity Of the person who
planted the bomb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
STEPHENSON HAS COLD
Condition Declared to lie Not

Escanaba Wis August ao.-Reports
r.'ciFed here to-day from United
states senator Isaac Stephcnson's fish
'us camp in the woods state that the
senator IS suffering from a slight cold
and that his condition is not as grave
as was first Thought
1t was stated that when n. contract
cd the cold II was thought best to
have physicians With him ana the
tact that the physicians left this city
hurricdly caused the report that the
Sonators condition was serions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
CLUE TO MISSING CHILD

Ncportcd to HIVE Hccn Seen In C'un.
tod, Of italian woman.
opeionsas l-,- August .3O--L Little
kohcrt nunblr. lr.. four wears o.. age
Who disnppearrd q week ago and Is
was feportea TO have been seen this
afternoon with am Italian woman near
sobdeli Sh"rin swords accompanied
oy tho cnill's parents. icf; to.nsrht
30 investigate tho clue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Gel Senkirchen. prussia. August go
rive coal miners were killed and an
other dangerously injured by falling
down ono of the shafts hero this morn
ing The accident was caused by the
collapse OF a wooden platform.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
Find Couple Dead From wounds

Philadelphia August 3O--With gun
shot wounds in their heads. James Me
Manus. twenty -four years old. ami mis-
wife. Anna. nineteen. were found dead
at their home in West Philadelphia to-
DAY Enc police believe tho woman
was shot by her husband, who then
committed suicide.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
President Of American
Wooden Company Is
Under Arrest.
HE is RELEASED
ON $4,000 BAIL
Stoutly Denies knowledge OF
Any Plot to Bring Discredit
on Strike Leaders-Another
Prominent Business Man
of Boston Is Under
Indictment.

Boston. Mass. August william
" Wood. president % the American
Wooden cornpany. was placed under
arrest to-day charged With conspiracy
in connection with the alleged "piant-
ms of dynamite IN the city o. Law
renee during the textile strike there
last winter j, IS charged ;.at the
dynamite vas secre,ed with the in-en
uon Of discred!ting tho strikers BY
Implying that the explosive was to be
used hy them 70 destroy property Of
manufacturers Nj Wood ~ho Is one
" TN oadins manufacturers u wool
en- goods OF The country. was at once
released on = non bail.
tn" Indictment agains. Mr. Wood
was one of three returned , the
grand jury Yesterday In connection
with its investigated OF the alleged
conspiracy Detectives connected with
the Office Of District Attorney Peletier
today Fisitcd the fashionable rome In
hfoohlin- or prominent Boston bus
mess man. VINO l. named in ore Of TIL.
indictments lie was found 10 be i'll
ana with tho understanding that he Is
10 surrender next week. proh4hly Tues
GAY service % the Indictment was not
made The third person indicted. Den
mis- Collins. % Cambridge. was ar
.eStef yesierday and is ia jail IN de-
Has strong Case.
plstIiei Attorney peiieti-r said to-
night that he believed he had = stronr
case In support Of the indictments
The American Wooden COMPANY
which bore tho brunt OF tho -,
Lawrence strike from January - nmtil
Marfh ~. controls thirty-three manu-
occurring plants in N=w England ana
re-" fotk state It has capi,aiiza-
non ~ $40 nYe.noe and employs $1,000
operatives when an tho machinery &c
"a motion. about 15.ooo persons
IN Lawrence. "'i's
After his conference With Assis,sr,
D'strlet Attorney McIsaac. Mr. Wood
y eanno; conceive what infor.nat,o,
yS'I ave oeen presented TO the Jurors
4'''n IN any Way connected me win
IN" s"-callod dynamite plot c.r.
,alnlN had no connection with +, ana
ln's fact viii be fully established a.
,ne proper time. to the Satisfaction ~
inc pEolic ami even TO the dis,ric,
'orney- BEYOND this have nothing n
III discovers Of dynamlt, in syrian
.uIs'ns mouse q cohhl~r'S shop ana a
'Hl.te'N 90 Lawrence last January,
"nile tho textile strike Was a, jts
.lelsn'. caused sensation Tho st-ika
.enl'Fs denied that they had any inten-
'ien 81 using an explosive to fyr,bar
Ineir plans, and charged that tho dvma.
,l,.e ma been planted" for the pur-
POSE OF discrediting the labor unions
soon afterward Iohn J Bre.n
Law rence undertaken. was arrested "a
a charge OF having unlawfullv nlscsi
inc dynamite in the places ,ybare i,
Wss found sreen was found gnu,
ma nned $500 30 further couft 49,.
sion vas taken In the case until the
sunoik Comfy proceedings were start.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

$50 Round Trim to Norfolk. Ocean View.
virginia Rcach ana cape Henry every sun
day VIA Norfolk and Western. Two fast
trains The atlantic Special leaves at
$40 y. NJ and the Cannon Ball" at 100.
Quickest time. Best route.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-26
HENR|CO COURT
BEGINS MONDAY
GRAND JURY SUMMONED $500 FEW
- CASES CASES 10 HI Fl fs't TIT
THIS TERM

Henrico Circuit Court will convene
in July terra aaxt Monday. Tn
docket is unusually light, but one
pase of Importance being scfeduieds
that of Edward Foster, charged with
assauting Ada Catherine Meeka.
The grand jury embraces Nessrs.
A. McElroy, }. G. Freeman. II NJ.
Nelson, W. F. Gaines, W r. Koch,
Il. b. VIM. w c. Saunders, r. \.
Cross. Abram Starke, f. j. Willis, II,
r Connard, John T. Nuckols,
Those on the petit jury are: Frank
Guy. H. X, Baehe, W. c, Scherner~
horn, +. II. russell, r n. Derrick,
II. h. Drinker G. II. Whiuock. II, f.
Detriek. j c. Bowman. r. l., DUNK
IL. f. Lynne. r ] Beyers. J. 7. Nc
Donald. J., Frank Sheridan, A. NJ.
Pierce, W. II. Eubank G. w Jordan,
r. H. Wade, A. b. Grant and w. l..
Ealker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-26
'HONORS AND PROMOTIONS
IN RICHMOND SCHOOLS

Frank Field. Russ Holman. Harry
Schwarzschild. Thomas Sweeney.
Elise Cardoza. Madeline Glenn. Eva
line Peers
Three A Grade t2)-Promoted ---
oscar Hlb Thomas Lacy, Louise
Hcindl. Lillian Powers, Eva Tyler
Neither Absent ONT Tardy-Grace
Vincent Oscar HilL
Two b Grade--First Honor-El-
inor Fry. George Priddy. Edward
Winston, Maxine Bendheim, Cathleen
Carter Margaret Haase. TYLER Wag-
gaman. Preston Walsh, Gwendelyn
Hatcher
Others Promoted Leslie Allsbrook
stuart Ancarrow. james EartoL Mos
by Butler, William Cline. Edward
collins. Karl Goldman Irevi!ian
Greene, Joe PHILIPPE, LILY Davis, Gar
tand sKellam, Alma Mallory, Evelyn
Price
Neither Absent Nor Tardy Stuart
Aucarrow. William Cline. George
Priddy Edward Winston. MaNine
Bendheim. CathIeene Garter, Mar
garet Haase, Preston Walsh -.
Two 4 Grade-First Honor-Johu
Creighton Claudia puggius Virginia
t+rtfb+rs"- atHrrrfta tricky NJ Y n =
Clellan, Dorothy Nunuamaker, Elinofa
Pesrman.
Others Promoted. --Frauklip cav son.
Maurice Campbell, Henry EQbank-
Henry Huf Dorus Huss, James
Haekett- Julian -G.aEthE4FA y !4i+si+4
Cuwardin. William Donald. Waiter
Bradley Moscow uuntley Raymond
Morris RegeaH Bahen Essie HarktE-
Lois Hilismau Regina v lnhe'd
Iisette Beckh. Margaret Lane Frances
LyIe. cora Page. Ruth Tobien, Allene
collins
Neither Absent nor Tardy--lynhurst
fohnsor Regean pahen, Margaret
Lane, John Creighton, Raymond Nor
ris Dorothy Nunuamaker Regina
welnfeld. Julian Cartwright Marce'la
Leeky.
Two A Grade First Houors.-- Eliza
beth Burgess. walter Craigfe, stuart
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-26

Morrison, josephine Murray. Esther
Powers. Mary RIehrmund Helen
Thaw, ROME U!lman, Virginia Wood
o..
Neither Absent Nor Tardy-Bern-
Bradshaw. Herbert HARRISON. David
Jackson, Emma Glenn, Phlhs Nor
rison
Three y Grade-F1rst Honor
Clinton Randy. Edward Cansch.
Stuart Cra1eie. Joseph Hail Samuel
Mckee Nate Nelson, Humhert Roc
rhicicc.H Theodore Rothschild, Eliz
ALERT DIETRICH, GLADYS PUkinton.
Others Promoted Claude Andrews.
Bernard AnthoHy Robert Bryant
Stuart Burton. Oliver chandler, Mer
ton Dake. James Davis, Norris Gold
stein. Edward krouse, Edward Mayo.
Robert Murphy, Alfred Rocchiccih.
Goodridge Sale. Irving Smith. Ernes-
iyre Bachrach, Phyllis BsEby. Sun
shine Hofhelmer. May Huss, Nicia
Perdue. Virginia Rheatan. Gladys
Snider Lucy TYLER. Catherine Waugh
an Helen Fill
Neither Absent Nor Tardy~-ElfE-
abeth Deitrich, Robert Bryant Theo-
dora Rothachild. Edward Cansch,
II 90 x tTTad6--FTrsI Uon0r-Le-
Roy Cohen, William Daniel. Russ
Hoffman. Thomas Sweeney, Howard
Yeats, Elizabeth Anderson, Ger
tr,ire FGbef. virginia POND, fsabet
Savilie. Creagh Saunders. BESSIE
Winston. Violet Stone.
Others william Cot
trt-II.. Kari Beaekh. Hugh Ewing
Frank Field. Edwin Saunders, Harry
schwarzschild Alice Bradshaw. Elise
Cardoza, Madeline Glenn, Virginia
Guthrie. Adele Levitt. Knsey Mel
ton. Evaline Peers, Nellie Rector
Etha Smith. Mable Smith, Mildred
Stoltz, Edith Tucker. Wingfieid
. Davis
Neither Absent Nor Tardy-~Grace
Beckh. Leroy Cohen, Hugh Ewing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-26

Duggins, Charles Ewing. Scott Street
Charles Underwood, Mildred Fergus
SON virginia Garrett Christabeiie
Lindsey. Virginia Vsnderslice, Mar
garst Kern.
Others Promoted.-George DIETRICH,
Robert Digges. Frank Drinkard
Horace Eanes. Granville Hiuckle
Arthur Kelley. Grayson Lacy, Gordon
Mitchell, Screyen Morrison. Powers
Murray. Virginia Mills, Rhae Meyers.
Dorothy Rike, Frances Rike. Frances
street, Elizabeth Tyree. Mary William
son. Helen Williams, Frances EacharS
Neither Absent nor Tardy. harles
EWING Granville Hinckle, Al g. Field
Alvin Cone. Mildred Fcrgusson.. VI .
Rinia Nanderslice, Stuart DueslaS
George DIETRICH.
one Grade---First Honor.--Benja-
min Melton Edwin Pittman, Nelson
Powers. Julia Vaughn. Richard Rhen-
tan. Mason WinRfield, Elizabeth Bruce
Helen oliver Elizabeth White. Lille
Metgger Edith Richwtne, Margaret
Sargent. Dorothy Taylor, Alphonza
Hatcher Jack Scott, Lydia Fox Ros"
Gpldstcin.
Others Promoted Henry Johnson,
Foster Valentine. Nobel Wilkinson.
Jessie Crenahaw. Margaret y Northern
Neither Absent nor Tard} Richard
Rheutan, Noble Wilkinson Elizabeth
Bruce.
OnesB Grade First Honor Robins
Anderson Garland Bottom, Albert
nauklus. William Kellogg. Rebecch
Frost, Constance Pendleton, Beatrice
collins. Fitzhugh Bartol workman
Bell John Granger kinsey bass
Hetty Mckenzie. Elizabeth Rowland
Elizabeth Worthen,
others Promoted william Bahen,
Howard Hersman, clyde King Hlram
Mckee Julian Taylor. James Nllllains,
%FTf NTKfHs KfnseY Bass, Marie hhei'
NirEtuia Heniug, Mary Morris bofo-
Neither Absent nor Tards>-l}obins
Anderson. Garland Bottom, Hiram
NJ KeE, james Williams, ftebNCcT ros'
one \ Grade First Honor--Iohn
Hayeroye, Winston Nolan, Kent Tim
herialle. Dorothy Dobhin. Marie Mat
theus. Louise Peers, Hortense Thomp-
son. Helen Yeats Dorothy W alz
Willard DANDY, Parker Fatrlamb' carr
Meyer ogden Mills, Meade Norman
Norma H00hetmer, Lois P1lhlne toh'
Others Promoted Frank bafhetN
Ntufree Bryant Armtstead Coleman.
WtHiam Crane. kempscr Dinard, hil-
Hard Duke, Irma Bowles. GAY EuffusS'
CLYDE Carter. Mildred Edwards Mar
puret I.ecky. Helen Yeats
Neither Absent nor TFfdE cay buF 81
russ. clyde Carter Dorothy p"bhln'
Mildred Edwards, Margaret LeeNF'
Helen Yeats. ,,.,.
one A Grade-First Honor Raleigh
PRECURSOR, Francis Nf'e7 t'ist n an
Bruner, vernon taThoha' ~
Dance, Alfred Dudley Deane Garth-
right. Frank Helndl. walter Lawrence
Willie Aloorefeld. Louis Sycle, Alex
ander smith. Earle Watt. Miriam PEI
tlehach. Thelma Oliver. Dorothy VII
Hanson, James Gooch, Nina Ryan
Martha Pond ..
others promoted.--Stewart Anthony.
1obn Beck. Carlyie Burns Garland
Guthrie, oscar Hite, Herbert Johnson
Robert Morrisette, Gibson Phlil'pS'
Walter Rocchiccioli At Lee Rlchafh-
son. Lillian Burnstefh SYLVAN hurh-
stein, Alps Page. ,r,
Neither Absent nor Tardy- Alfred
Dudley Herbert johnson. Walter Law
rence. Willie Mooreheld Gibson fhlt-
lips
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-26
SEVEN IN RACE FOR
NEW FORM BOARD
CANDIDATE ARE PAYING UP-
NJ M II. tfftEt AAiAAtta. NTH
COURT CLERK.

Treasurer Goode of the CITY Demo-
cratic M n4ittee- has received tthe en-
trance Zee Of seven candidates for tha
adu9ulsfratN board
The primary election will be held
on September 10th The law requires
all candidates TO Ale their names with
the clerk Of the Hustings Court wfth-
In sixty days OF that time. Under
this law all names must be in by
July loth
Those who have already paid their
entrance fee are: Marx Gunst John,
Carlton Mccarthy, Chas.
f. Richards, Chas. F. Taylor, Fl. G.
FoIkes and A. ". Bennett.
Councilman Jacob Tmlauf stated
Yesterday that he would probably
enter the race, He has the matter
under consideration. and said ha
would probably be ready to announce
himself within a week.