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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
c. ( 0. EXHIBIT:
WHAT II MEANS
State Fair Layout to Be Dupli-
Gated All Over the
West.

One of the finest exhibits made at
the State Fair was that of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company. and
IL all came from the industrial and
agricultural part Of that company.
The State Fair people opened wide Its
gates to the railway companies that
traverse the State. but SO far as my
informal goes the Chesapeake and
Ohio was the only road that took ad-
vantage Of the offer. and made an ex-
hib,t OF what may be done and can
be done along the lines Of the up-to-
date railways Of Virginia The
Chesapeake and Ohio people took all
the space allowed by the law, and
they filled it pretty we'll In the
limited space, and 1t was too limited,
they had displayed samples Of every
thing that grows or can be mace on
the Virginia lands that are traverseo
hy the line, and the lands traversed
BIZ the line extended from the noun
,ains TO the sea 1t goes without say
ing. therefore, that the Chesapeake and
Ohio exhibit encompassed everything
from the mineral lands OF the noun
tain section to the truck pfooucts
of the Tidewater country ana the
hayfe,ds and the corn and wheatnelds
of the middle section 1t was per
feet Virginia display. and the gooo
mart about It 10 contained In some
trformation that has come to The
Times-Dispatch since the State Fair
vas closed. Mr.. crawley, Of the in
dustrial department Of the. Chesapeake
ana Ohio Company. tells me that 1t
h the purpose Of the company to du-
plicate. this strictly Virginia exhibit
ALI over the Middle West, and thus
give the people in that benighted re-
zion an idea Of the possibilities OF
old Virxinia. Probsbly the FIRST dis
play of this virginia exhibit will be
made at Youngstown, Ohio, next week.
and then IL will 20 on and on to other
West ana Middle West towns. where
the people are making much inquiry
about Virginia lands and their possi-
bilitieaL
am told that FOR the past year or
more the Chesapeake and Ohio people
have been bringing to Virginia from
the Middle West On an average ABOUT
one hundred good people per month.
1t kinder looks a. IL this proposed
demonstration will come very near
to doubling the output. and may the
good Lord grant It.
The Chesapeake and Ohio display at
the State Fair was big thing. 9th
er railway lines ought to go and GO
likewise. Maybe they VIII by next
year, 1t least the most Of them viii;
but there are some-the Coast Line
and the Southern, for instance-that
do not seem to know that there -
such q State a. Virginia on the map.
and An for Richmond. they seemingly
never heard Of II. 1t II different with
the Chesapeake and OHIO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
REPUBLICANS may
VOIEfOR HOLLAND

Taft Republicans in the Second Dis
tric1 VIII cast their votes In large
numbers for Edward E Holland, the
Democratic nominee for Congress. IN
order to rebuke the Progressive move
men,. according to reports which reach
Richmond from Norfolk the Nepuo-
Ecans have no nominee for Congress,
while the Yrogresssves correiied vat
7. Green. . former Desnocrat. ana nave
put him up for the sacrifice-
Resentment against the aggressive.
ness OF tie Ball Moose crowd ana
aeainst what 10 called machine
working In the Second District. causes
this attitude. Usually the kepuoncsns
have had n candidate In the district.
but they seemed TO make no move 20
that end this year. Tnerefofe, tnefe
was weeping when the Progresssves
came across with q EAn.
Those who feed At the PIE counter
ana those who hoped 20 90 90. zee.
that their chances hsve been ru'neo
By the advent q NJ. koossseIs nAt
in the r1ug. While there would nave
been no cSauco against Democres IN
the second District in any event, the
wrssh of tho regulars y % os vsstee
upoa the inOvrGsnss - furnishing the
only object q vengeance.
b showing the Bul 1ooSe Ys0Ise
how few votes they really hevA tae
Republicans hope to pot snem out OF
business for the future.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
FROM RICHMOND
TO GLOUCESTER
West Point Chamber OF Com
merce Gets Busy on Big High
way Movement.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

ESPECIAL to The TtmeS-Dtspatcn.J
West Point, Va, October 12.-Ths
Chamber of Commerce Of West Point
has taken up the matter of building an
automobile road from Rich
mond through the lower part u Han
over County, across the Pamunkey
River at Chericoke, then through King
william County to West Point ana
across the Mattaponi River through
the lower end of King and Queen
County and down to Gloucester. The
Gresham bridge. which will be COM
pleted across the Mattaponi River by
the first Of next May. makes the Wnoie
proposition possible and attractive
The cost OF crossing the Pamunkey
at Chericoke with q good highway
bridge will not be . matter II over
81. 500. and IL will shorten the distance
between Richmond and West Pom,
more than ten miles.
Those not familiar with the section
traversed by this projected route can
not realize what such a highway villa
mean to Richmond autoiSes. Think
Of leaving Richmond at o'clock In
the aftern pom, and after a fiue ash sup
per at Gloucester Point. return to your
home by 10 o'clock that same Night
with your lungs full OF good salt air
gathered in on the sixty-fve-m mile
spin! The proposed
route. after crossing the MattApons
bridge. will strike the new York Bull
evard. which is being built By the Oid
Dominion Improvement Corporation
for four miles through its King ana
Queen County lands. This oouieSara
Is zoe feet wide and runs parallel WIN
the York River. attending q grand view
Of the river here and thefe' CUT
through beautiful stretches OF wooo
land. presenting charming vtstas- II
has been estimated that the neeoeo
improvements on the present roaos.
opening UP the necessary connecuns
link. ana building the bridge az Cner-
locke will not exceed SSs.eoe
The opening Of this highway VIII
undoubtedly double the value OF every
farm lying within ave miles OF IL
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BIRCKHEAO ELECTION
GIVES SATISFACTION

Especial to The TsmeS-Dtspatcn-I
Fredericksburg. Va. October IL
The election by the State Board Of Edu-
cation OF Professor f. F. Birckhead.
Jr. principal OF the Fredericksburs
High School, as superintendent OF the
public schools OF Fredericksburg. TO
MI the vacancy caused by the resig-
nati,n OF Professor Hugh 8. Bird. gives
grea, satisfaction TO the people here
Mr.. Btrckhead Is . thoroughly equipped
educational man and will. IL 10 believed.
an the position with great emctency.
He will continue - principal of the
hish sch,cl. aIling both positions.
Jacob 0oldsmith. OF Stafford County.
Jus, aer,ss the Rappahannock River
from this city. Lost o valuable horse
Thursday night. the animal having
wandered from the pasture. and being
scared by IN automobile. ran on the
track Of the Richmond. Fredcriekseurs
and Potomac Railroad and wac struck
and killed BY Q freight train /.
Cards are out Tor TIRE marriage OF
william James Cor and Miss Lacy
Pys,chets. both Of this city. The GER
cmony win take place IN the Bapsns
Church here Tuesday. octorer =. ~
i,.sS SeIoek. Miss Prischett 10 .
dausAser Of Mrs.. AdsIine Prtteoets- u
spcssyIvaasa County The coovse W"
make their home IN this CITY
Ieha Dabaey BtIs'uesley. II Cusp>Ssr
County. reaepee NJ eighteen esrses.y
o few Gays sOo soa e>ssevoseo V "
On uuexpsceso Wy. He ~ - 49,
sempseoUa e1osrvsng - - - -
uaUaa1 -. ~ oe~se e-~oeo -
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wArcuNe CHARLOTTE 0nOW.

Charlotte. y. C.. October LA, tie snnua,
meeting OF ,he Greater Charlotte Ciuo.- ns,d
,h,. We.k the following omieers we're eject
81. r 2 Hook % Hook Rogers. vfes'-
deo,. with ". H. Wood. o. the Amenesn
Trus, Company. and p. ". NacNshoa- % sas
rext,ie Mi. supply Company. ~ vtcs-pfes'-
den,s ana ,. leeh Cufravey % osnecn9
ssrr,,avy-sressu-er. Nr. carraWay up 70 sn's
linz has been Industrial editor OF the
C.bsr;os.e News. ana 10 passscs'er'y ven
0,teA FOR the duties Of secretary % com.
80, eyesnssasion. The 0reatsy Charlotte
TIub Vas ergsnssea shout six yeers age. 80
mas been inssruReassf N sWshsnseg the
rid, 81 tpdsssr1as srowth sB6 0serprtse GOV
= ~saIsess here. " 8. C0rw1th. the rstis-
lag Secretary. Issued he assi reSsrs 81
psmphiet form givjne ta coscsss Wy sne
meuy .hfnep done 20 asss0et attention TO-
ward Charlotte ~ q MSausocsufsSg eensfe.
ss well 20 . ssippiss point for The csre:iass
"a csasss, South. Nr. C0rwseo nee 80
s~rvsafy ssses the Hermassg1 - she esse.
CJsyvoss o. Kssssss. the svsJFsnU $1,000.
Ss Ws1S CSeSVvss0 01UUs . - -
~ ~.
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CONNECTING LINE
NOW A CERTAINTY
Contracts Awarded and Impor-
tant Work at Winchester VIII
Be Started Soon.
lspecial to The T,mes-Dispatch.I

lSpecl4l 10 Inc 11me8-DWPdtCn.J
Winchester, Va. October IAN
nouncement was made to-day by ON
Gals Of the Baltimore and Ohio ano
the Cumberland Valley Railroads that
the contract had been awarded for the
construction Of a connection between
the two roads in the northern suburbs
and that the work OF grading Will be-
gin as soon as the men can be brought
here. Several surveys were made by
engineers, who were employed by
both roads, and one r3ute which seesns
to give general satisfaction has been
decided uph. 1t begins on the east
at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ri
a point near an old Civil War fort on
the estate Of the late Isaac Slime, runs
westward through Ne6stOwn. q suburb
OF Winchester on the ,rth, and thence
north Of the Winchester Fair Grounds
to the line OF the Cumberland Valley
Railroad The work Of building the
connection will be rushed.
The project was conceived by the
Business Mems Association Of Winches-
ter and Frederick County more than q
year aga. and after . monster petition
had been presented to the Baltimore
and Ohio and the Cumberland Valley
Railroads oficials the railroads decided
to make the connection. IL having been
shown to their satisfaction that .
great deal Of capital would be invested
in various manufacturing plants II the
connection were made. The connec-
ton will give Winchester and It's inn
mediate vicinity excellent shipping
facilities, and apple er,wers in partic-
ular through the Shenandoah Valley
will also be much benefited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
SkIfF RUN DOWN
BY bRYAN'S YACHT
Colored Man Fails to Heed
Warning Cries and Is
Drowned.
rsneci., to The Timss-Dispatch.l

Isncsster. va, October 12.-wtiitam
Jennings Bryan: Jr. OF Nso u.x.
has been spending some time al nay,
field. ON the Rappahnnock, stsrseo
down that river yssteraay IN
sccompeuted by his friend. M. Brlae.
an attorney Of Washington. OvertaAen
he ni1hf near the mouth OF the rap
nshanno,k, they determined to go INTO
Carers Creek and spend the niSnt ~
Irvinkton. While approaching thst VII
laso with all lights UP. Ar. 6fyan
Who because Of the darkness. Was
standing on the PROV OF the yacnt
to observe the buoys along the chah-
mel. suddenly saw . man ro"ne
small skin right in front OF the Sacnt;
He at once called TO the man anc
ordered the captain Of the yacht TO
reverse the engine. The man. who had
no lights on the skin. paid no atten-
ton to him and the yacht struck the
little craft overturning II and senoihs
IL to the bottom Ropes and Itfe pre-
servers were thrown out. but MOTH
ing could be seen OF the man After
scsrchine in vain for him. they pro-
ceeded to Irvinston and informed the
authorities Of the accident Early this
morning the body was recovered ana
II proved TO be that OF An old cotoreo
man, Abe Carter, who was seen yes
serday afternoon under the influence
Of liquor.
Mr.. Bryan. who bears . striking re-
semblance TO his Distinguishes fatner.
EXPRESSED deep regret At the occur
renee, ana offered TO do what was
proper under the circumstances
Commemorative Attorney Eewoil1.
who lives at Irvington. got Coroner
James 60 summons . jury this morn
ing. AFTER hearing the evidence the
fury sbsoived Mr.. Bryan and those
with him from all blame for the ac-
csdeuf, Soon after the Investigation
Nr. Bryan and his party left for wash
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
How to Contribute to the WiIson
Campaign Fund

Sign the Coupon in this corner and hll IN he snos
YOU give Then attach your Money to this Ceupen ana
today to the address given on the Coupon.
Iesue am checks, moUey orders ed addfess = So
tributions % G. T. csene. We Choar0ee
lean Avenuo, Chicago. III.
Then write letter to this Newspaper giving your ..
a contrbutor and stating your Why you
Woodrov Wilson should be elected President Of the Uns
States. In this way You win be listed 2, Wasoa -
tributoY A Souvenir Receipt Handsomely hthognSs3
we'll worth framing will be you Your lettef W
help the fight by encouraging your friends.
Do everything you can to hold up Wilson's bands =
clean e.mnaan for the people Who do the work and hG
ing Of the country.
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coxyEyTlOX At DURHAM
,rsusD<ut wssskesU WIN Ao0soD -
DPDsD AOvOOGDG.


Especial to The Times-DispaseA.J
Durham. y. c.. October 1.-THE 1Ay.
men. Missionary Movement C0ovD-
ton 70 be held In this city Oeteoer -
and November 1 gives promsss - .
large meeting Of the enyrchDeo 49,
swsn,y-xwo counties. Many hyO0A
and ministers rs we'll have oHUo0
signised their interest In the 49,
and registered to attend Ie - - -
a 9rea; Ra,hering OF the men - -
chSrch- So pronounced 10 the tueegl
in this coming meetiug that t.
brew Church In Durham hos -
arrau3emeuts 20 send I'VE Of - -
bers n delegates % this 1oyoo8D
meeting. and Individual H>SroWD 49,
ssGu.fied their tnfeation Of oe3oo1
Able men VIII be here 20 sAASyO
convention. among them 49, y
Campbell White, general Seere0sy
The Laymen's Movement ".
Doughty. educsfSenal secretary: ~
c. Crouk. ~ Columbia. = G. Dr.. = -
% Rschmcn1. seesyMx.
Of the Foreign Nisxfcn Boar1 =
southern Baptist Church. D.. =
Reid. Of xeshvsle. Tenn ge1egy -
rotary q the LAym>n's ~
Movement On the ueenodl1e
aousn: Dr.. John W0c4. % 49,
s>crssnry Of Board Of 0o0u9o0 =
Eotscooel Church: LkeueeoDnesG
z. " .Hssferd. % WssesQ0oA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
PEACE Of EUROPE
HANGS IN BALANCE
Indications Are That Concert OF
Powers Is About to Be
Broken.
O0UBlE-DEALiMG ALLEGED
England AMI Russia Accused Of
Insincerity in Balkan
Affairs.
00UBLE-DEALING ALLEGED

Especial Cable to The Times-Dispatch.
Berlin. October l2.-That the begin
ming Of hostilities in the Balkans after
twenty years of false alarms Is the
prelude to a general European war is
the prediction Of some papers. both In
in remarkable accord with her arch
enemy. France. to preserve the peace.
while England. Russia and Austria
held back until IT was too late for ef-
fective action.
Some Of the most influential papers
In Germany and Austria intimate and
others openl yaccuse England and Rus
STA Of playing a double role. In an
blame for Montenegro's action. the
Frankfort Gazette declares that the
Russian National Bank Is financing
Bulgaria. England is charged with
not taking a stand as eAergeticaily as
she ought to. because she is anxious to
GUST German influence from Constan-
tinople.
The press is unanimous in stating
that the Balkan situation is directly
attributable to the discord and teal-
ousies OF the European concert.
The impression prevails in vespon-
sible quarters that the special inter-
ests Of Russia and Austria are such
that the war will not last long before
one or both Of these countries is drawn
into it. the more 50 because they have
little confidence in each Others sim
certify.
Social functions will not be neglect
ed. No other court welcomes Ameri-
cans as does that Of Berlin. an argu-l
ment which will be used to encourage
Americans to come here. An endeavor
will also be made to centre all theI
great art and antique sales Of Ger
many in Berlin.
King In Sued.
The King OF Saxony has been sued
for school taxes. and judgment has
been rendered against him. The King
leased /. castle az Guttenlag for $1,000
year. The lessee paid his $4,000
school taxes under protest and then
sued the King, who won the case. The
lessee thereupon took an appeal to
the imperial court at Leipsic, which
reversed the decision Of the lower
court. and the King has now been COM
PEELED to pay the taxes.
Social Event Of Week.
The social event OF the week was u
reception given at the Hotel Adelon
by Godfrey Holtenhoff. vice-president|
of the Santa Fe Railroad. and his
wife, in honor Of their daughter Leila,
the Helen Keller OF music. who has
been blind since she was child Miss
Holtenhoff studied music in Germany.
and has made her debut on the con-,
cert stage. Her voice Is regarded by
critics az q beautiful one. There were
over 500 guests at the reception. In
GLIDING Ambassador Leischman and
Consul General Thackera, leading
musical celebrities, members Of the
American colony and prominent Ger
mans. Psychologists are very much
interested In Leila's marvellous per- J
ception. She selects and designs her
own gowns. and knows the difference
in colors. She rarely forgets any one
she has once shaken hands with Shell
recognizes them the next time by the
hand. Miss Holtenhoff will remain In
Berlin as the guest Of Mrs Bernard
Goldsmith for another season. She
win give a concert In Munich next
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
VIII You Spend ONE DOLLA
to Elect Wilson President?

hndA
clean
the line rysmanet Office n locality?
believe
ossv and their
amount of s. S.. SO and So
akeou Tosuchwe M look for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
How Your Money Will Be Spent

Woodrow Wilson, standard bearer. has never had
de tine OF disposition to talk about himself
He has used spectacular methods to place hmssn
n the spotlight
His greatest wor, has been done without ostentatiso. IN
The most expeditions. dignifed manner
The vreat mass of voters do not know what really
Great man Wilson Is They do know al he has DONE
hev DO not understand III the features OF his platform
We must tell them.
clear thinkina Independent Democrat Republicans and
Who their leader on his merits means
ne Expenditure of a vast amount OF money.
We propose TO use your dollars in just this way
tudcously and without penny frttered away tor an IN
We know You have confidence will do dis thiag-and
su,ccessfuv.
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Time An Important Factor

This is another case where time is money.
The enemy have their funds supplied instantly by
che Interests.
We have only few days and contributions 10 be saee'
live must be received Il once.
There 10 no question of the money OF the People being
able to defeat tine money Of the Trusts.
Because il is greater in volume and will be used In
STRAIGHTFORWARD telling ways.
R 70 be effective must be received and used within
the next few days.
Quick action is absolutely necessary. Let us have you!
contribution the lis, you make from your senos ana
co-uorkers today if possible. tomorrow sure.
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Head a List For the Fund

II vou know several Wilson veters, work b p9eeo
where there are Wilson voters. take up sahsenpuoa
I'll of them.
Place your name and the amount Of your subsepsiso
the top Of the list and get the others to Join YOU
Meatios tie sams Of this paper o. ye0 ~.
Then mail the list and contributions 70 c. r. Crane 49,
Chairman Finance Committee, Democratic NsssonaI 60
m.tee, 500 Michigan Avenue. Chicago. Ill
This is the most helpful work you, an indtvd1aI g.
do for clean government next to casting your Dallas
Wilson and Marshall on November Sth
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Woodrow Wilson Campaign Fund
LOYALTY COUPON

Ths Dsnses.ais Naes.al csa.iaass. 30 sasA0.s -
ckieaao. uenoA
S.s,.s.r IN the pro9rsssivs Of goveasak
.ented In the candidacy Woodrow Wilson TOR frsoeoS
n,tea Ssatss and to take the oss No.
handed untrned obligated 10 mona but ne vso1se
,,,v T;.h 10 eontrbuts throush you
so,,.rd tn sxpsasss Of Wilson'S eampaiSn.
r. r D............. State. sses
Endorsed by asv.r&issasa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
TOBACCO SALES
ALL over VIRGINIA.
Richmond's Loose Leaf Market
Opens Up a Little Dull.
Various Reports.
SMALLER MARKET REPORTS
Season Now On. and Business
Likely to Be Active
From Now.
SMALLER MARKET REPORTS

The Richmond loose leaf tobacco
market has been q little slow opening
this year. The fact 10 that only the sun.
cured stock that 10 grown around
Richmond In about seven or eight
maybe nine or ten counties. Is market.
ed on the loose leaf floors. These sales
amount to close to 100000 pounds
per season. but there II some 1rregu.
larity about the deliveries. Sometimes
the weed comes IN early in the season
and then again the farmers hold back
for higher prices and all that kind OF
thing. This year they have been hold
Ing back. and the natural presumption
Is that they have money In bank and
are not entirely dependent upon the
bidding Of the buyers on the early
market.
Be all this a. u may the fact re-
mains that there has been very little
leaf tobacco offered for sale in the
Richmond warehouses up to the pres
snt time. Up TO now there has been
something less than 100000 pounds OF
primings and Tugs sold. but AZ Tar as
the sales have gone. the prices obtain
ed have been entirely satisfactory 70
the sellers But the tiAae II near al
hand when the farmers will be market
ing their good sun-eured stock. the
filters ana the wrappers ohq aAi "a '"e
better grades. All Of the reports from
the crop makers are rather interes'ihs'
ana the most Of them agree that not
vithsta nding certain drought condt-
ttons in some OF the sun-cuEing coun-
ties. the yield this year viii be pretty
good. and the manufacturers who are
IN search of the sun occurred stun will
ma a good deal Of It on the market
from now until about the hrst Oh
March next.
The sales Of the past six weeks nave
been almost entirely Of primings' ano
the same brought good figures The
sun.cured tugs will probably begin TO
come An this week. and the oilers and
the wrappers will come on later ssiii.
Altogether the outlook for a big Iooss
leaf tobacco business at the Ricnmono
warehouse looks good May DC
thus.