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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-10-29
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of York.

COUHI Ot COMMON FLEAS
Allison Bert, Martha Jane Williams,
Francis Byers, Paralee Byers, Min
ME Jones Edwards, James Ross and
Ed Ryers, Plaintiffs, against Law
renee Davis. Nelson Davis, Lonnie
Wagner, other heirs-at-law, If any
of Horace Bert deceased, names un-
known, and heirs-at-law Of Missouri
Bert, deceased, names unknown,
observation-disclosures for Relief
Complaint Filed).
To the Defendants above named:
VOU are hereby summoned and re-
l. quired to answer the Complaint in
this action, which has this day been
filed in the office of the Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas for the said
County, and to serve a copy Of your
Answer to the said Complaint on the
subscriber at his office, in Yorkville,
South Carolina, within twenty days af-
ter the service hereof, exclusive Of the
day Of such service; and If you fail to
answer the Complaint within the time
the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the Complaint.
Dated October 29th, A. D., 1912.
J. S. BRICE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-10-29
w. r. Carroll
Try A Sack

OF MELROSE FLOUR-It Is easily
the best on the market and pleases
the most particular. We also have
DUNLOP PATENT and STICKELL'S
MAGNOLIA, neither of which can be
surpassed at the price. See us for
your next Sack of Flour.
r. II. p. SEED OATS
We have them at 65 CENTS q Bush.
See us for an Oats and Guano Plow.
See us for CHATTANOOGA and
KENTUCKY TURN FLOWS and RE-
PAIRS.
BUGGIES AND WAGONS
When you are ready for new Bug
gy or Wagon 1t Is to your interest to
see us. We can please II anybody
can. We will quote prices that are most
interesting.
FRESH GROCERIES,
We keep a select stock Of Fancy
Groceries and can supply you with
the best Of everything for your table.
YOrkVllle Banking 8 Mercantile Co.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-10-29
Sunday, November 8.

Rev. Jas. H. Machen, who recently
accepted the pastorate Of the York
willie and Hickory Grove Baptist
churches, will conduct his first SER
vices as pastor in Yorkville on Sun
day, November 8, morning and even
ing. Each member is urged to be
present at one or both services, and
the public generally is cordially invit-
ed Deacons.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-10-29
You Are limited

To do YOUR banking business
with the BANK OF CLOVER. We are
here to serve YOU in every legitimate
business way and we have the facili-
ties to meet YOUR every requirement.
We solicit your business because we
know that we can handle 1t to your
entire satisfaction and will appreciate
your favors. We want your business
because our prosperity depends on
your prosperity and your business.
If you sell your cotton away from
Clover, we will be pleased to cash the
checks drawn on other Banks.
Deposit YOUR money with THIS
Bank-Pay YOUR bills with checks.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-10-29
NOTICE.

To the Absent Defendants, Lawrence
Davis. Nelson Davis and Lonnie
Wagner, other heirs-at-law, II any,
of Horace Bert. deceased, names un-
known, and heirs-at-law Of Missouri
Pert, deceased, names unknown
Please take notice the Summons to-
gether with the Complaint in the above
entitled cause were filed in the office
of j. A. Tate, Clerk Of Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of the County and State
at Yorkville. S. c., on the
29th day Of October, 1912.
Yorkville, S. c., October 20, 1912.
J. S. BRICE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
87-97 ct
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
RIDDTCk LOSES IN
NORFOLK ELECTION

special r. The Richmond Nirginian9
NORFOLK, VA, June lily a
narrow margin Of patween 2b0 and
200 votes. the adrninistration or
ring faction Of Norfolk today de-
fested the Independents for the OF
tlces OF mayor. and member OF the
board Of control Capt ". II Mayo.
defeated Mayor Jas. q, Riddick, in
cumbent for mayor. while Thomas >.
Pnrdie. standing for recollection as
member Of the board Of control, de-
fcated his opponent. j. r. Jones. on
the Riddick ticket. The Indications are
thai council Will he closely divided
between the two factions with the
organization having barely working
ma Jority.
Al midnight f1fteen Of the sixteen
precinct OF me city had been heard
from. and Captain Mayo led the adj
ministration Ticket with q majority Of
$50. The missing precinct is Park
Place and u r. expected to Eive Mayor
Rlddick between fifty and one hum
bred ma iority The unofficial ma iority
given is e.
owing IN scme error in the count,
recount 10 now in progress, and
yiu not he completed for several
-i4-.l-r44 -Gnl4Sa 4N-A+lAn- eatimateA ~ we'll
posied men the prccinct SHOW that
Mavor Riddick's majority VIII not
change the results. ia fact could NOT,
unless fhe precinct WeUr ~elldly
against the ring"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
REV. Mr.. EDWARDS
CONES BACK HERE

II was learned last NIGHT that Rev
Decatur Edwards, OF Fredertckshurs'
had practically accepted the call 10
Cfonton- Street Rantist church
Rev Mr. Edwards was pastor or
this church several years ago, and ac-
comnlished much material as wei Az
spiritual good while he was here.
The news Of his probable accent
ance will be received with great
pleasure hv those who know him.
Rev J. W Durham, Of Rainhridge-
street IA mist church will leave to-
day for New York. from which port
No will sail for Furonean tour
He and a party Of friends from
various sections Of Virginia expect
TO he away during the most of the
summer,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12

SENIOR CLASS GUESTS

With Teasing. toasts and responses
and appreciativo song and college
ycliS, the senior class Of Richmond
college was entertained ar a rnyaliy
spread banquet in the Bus.ness Men $
club last night as the guests of the
Alumni association. .,-o+s6 ttGhafd-
son and other city officials We're pres
ent, besides many out-ot-toUn aiu'nn.
and visitors come back t. enjoy the
exercises 81 their
Alma Mater. Observation-Disclosures J,
TANLAr- E.IlsSof,- president t4 IT. ttrtttrd
ot trustees. presided, and made OF
himself the usual FracefG' toastmasfer
The special guest Of honor was the
Hon. John Barrett Of Washington,
j. g. who was called upon TO make
special toast. He RESPONDED in fine
style, ana brought down the house
Win his steej-edge thrusts
The graduates were presented to
the association by President Boat
wright, after which they fell to with
right good will to ENJOY the feast
laid before them.
Prominent Speakers.
Among those who RESPONDED 20
toasts were pr j. T.. Gucks. Of Dan
lie orator for tho assaciatien4 Uar-
bert r, Cox. representing the class
af twenty-five years asa the Hon.
Parke +. Deans. II Windsor. repre-
seuting the class OF ten years ago, and
the Rev. Samuel Phillips OF North
Carolina, representing the class OF
five vars ago. The toast to the grad
uatlng class was responded to by @.
@. Garland.
Il was announced that the Alumni
eesoCiation VIII give a $1,000 scholar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12

Especial to The Richmond virgin.an.)
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. June IL
The municipal election passed off
quietly hero today There were no
issues al stake. a Il. Davies. for
mayor won by majority Ok over two
70 one over both nt his competitors
combined, carrying all three wards
Seron members Of the council were
tCzT1eCrss1I ~ 0I I'M atCt n1crY7t7erg
Who offered being returned by good
maiorlties. The men elected today
WiN take office next September
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
GEO. DAVIS MAKES
MEMORIAL TALK

Stuart lodge of odd Fellows held ser
vices last night to the memory of FIVE
brothers who had departed during the
year. The services were most impress
sive and We're conducted under the d.
rection of the officers of the lodge.
Brother George r.. Davis, or the North
side, an odd Fellow Of many years
standing, and one who has gone
through all the chairs and degrees,
made the address Mr. Davis Is well
known as an orator and speaker Of
much ability. and his knowledge If
matters pertaining 10 Odd Fellowship
is hardly surpassed by any one. He
paid beautiful tributes TO the absent
brothers. and at time brought tears to
the eyes Of those who heard him.
In addition to the address and the
usual ceremonies. there was some
beautiful music,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12

Mayor Richardson was yesterday re-
elected mayor Of the city OF Richmond
70 serve four more years His ma
jority was approximately l,S00 although
Il will take the off cial count 10 de
termiue the exact number.
The vote CHsr WIS about .,21a, al
which tho Socialist candidate, }. /.
isas.sf,9 fesrsyvx, IS"
It was significant fact that IN
TIE Third precinct Madison ward, tue
socialist received FIVE more votes than
Major Richardson This precinct Is
al Seventeenth and Broad streets.
There was no opposition TO the
counclmen IN Madison Ward, but IN
the other three there vas one Social
list candidate.
In ttny-t- ara eff+-e.t est- - - iar
the Socialist received III votes. ia
Lee ward f. b, Greenway rec"y. Il
43 votes. and tn Jefferson Wafd
George A pickerson received 81.
Al no tine was there any danger
TO the Democratic candidates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12

(S,peeiai to The Richmond Virginiau.f
tEEWE. VA, June 11.--In tn
town election held here today for cleo
ton Of mayor and town council 206
votes we're poiled, Or. Adams re-
ceived more tha two 10 one against
-hlA-caAap e;itDrr- I,-l f. Wilson tar
mayor i nc vote IS as follows:
For mayor~-Adams, Democrat. 1885,
Wilson, Republican, s.. For council
r, G. Bradshaw. 12S; watkins 1886;
Maxey. 1923; Kidd. 1855. Fitzgerald,
i35, Kies, III; Martin, ia; Robert
Eon III, WarrinEer. 137
The Wilson ticket for council re-
ceiyed following votes. Bryant 81:
Hines. 81; Coney IS; Vefser. e5.
Spence. II, kincheloe. So; Taylor. So;
Murphy, 81; Harding so
The lowest vote on tho Adams tick
CT for council was twenty more
than highest vote on the Wilson ticltee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
peeuiiar Accident.

r W Ridout q street car c0ndG- Il
tor. vas badiy Injured in a 9es"iaf
manner yesterday morning, when lu~t
r. ht ,Wsg' trt1seif>z his tar ouf TT Use
s'heds in South Richmond, he WIS
knocked from the front platform lE
the shafts of q rearing horse Rioout
stopped his car to avoid an accident.
and the driver stonped his horse at the
sa1ra moment The animal reared and
plunged sideways both shafts striking
the conductor finn In the breast ana
hurting him backward from his plat
form.
He was picked M and carried INFO
tha barns whore Dr. T A. Mon 70re'
NJ the city haep'tat. was called To at
ter,d hifr4. n :. found that there w's
a profa Bio bin fracture and r"ssh'e
informal irtu-ies ard. after ADMIN 3
tering terrorarv treatment. took RIA
out to Grace hospital.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
METHODlSTS BUILD
MOUNTAIN SCHOOL THIS YEAR
Is to be Located in Patrick County Twenty Miles From
the Outlaw s ction of Hil4sviIle

dsocated in the mountains of Patrick
county, twenty miles from fIillsviile,
the outlaw center, the Methodists oC
Virginia will construct this year the
hrSt building for a schol that ~ to be
t.st bttsicct for tirg children OF That
section. OR this purpose 4 special
tax has been placed of $4,000 upof
tho Virginia conference. More money
Is to he raised In future years to
further improve ami extend the
school buildings.
The decision was reached yesterday
al the midyear meeting in Richmond
of the board of missions, Virginia CON
ference. of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. The board met in
Richmond Monday night To hold
prbiic meeting which was. largely at
tended at the Centenary Methodist
church
The business sessions of the board
wore concluded yesterday, but Iast
night special meeting was held to
hear speeches or the missionary Of
ficials.
Another decision reached was that
Richmond IL to raise In her churches
this year the sum OF 1890 as spe-
ciaI levy for the extension Of mis-
sionary work In Korea.
Reports from mebers Of the board in
dicated that the missionary work over
the conference Is In most gratifying
condition. All claims will be paid by
the board this year 70 the charges
within its jurisdiction This will bc
welcome news to those churches un-
able to support themselves and de-
pendent upon the missionary board
for their maintenance.
pr f. H. Rawlings. edncatinal sec
rotary OF the general board Of mis-
sions for the entire South was in at
tendaice and delivered an address
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
TOOTH PULLERS
ARE IN The CITY
STATE BOARD o EDENTAL EXAM
TNERS SOJOURNING IN
OUR MIDST.

The State board Of dental exam
liners are In the city preparing for
their periodical examination OF young
aspirants for. the profession.
They are stopping at Mtyphy's
hotel. Those here arc
Or. j r. stiff, Of Fredericksburg;
DR.. K, ". Campbell. Of Suffolk: Or.
A. II Sprenkle. of stanton; Or. ".
NJ. Stursis, OF Marshall, Dr. Il. ..
Lewis. Of Culpeper. and DR.. j. a.
Colyin. of Charlottesville
pr. Campbell is president OF the
board. and Or. Stir Is secretary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
JUSTICE MAURICE
HAS SMALL DOCKET

Justice Maurice yesterday fined
oscar Fortune, colored. $40 for be-
ing disorde;ly on the circus grounds
recently, Fortune did not posa SIS "A
sufficient sum TO settle the fine. and
went 10 jail in default
The case Of Leroy Johnson, charge
with running over little Tommy Bon
durant. was continued to Saturday.
The boy was painfully Injured, but It
Is believed he VIII he able u appear
In court on Saturday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
FL IDS NEW USE FOR
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT

During q family row at the home
OF George Dillon, Just beyond the
city limits on the Petersburg line.
Monday night. Dillon was hit over the
head with violin tn the hands of
his son-in-law. Frank Powell
Hts scalp and face were badly cut.
He was treated by the ambulance sur
geon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12

last night depicting the conditions IN
foreign lands and the results accom-
pitshed by the American missionaries.
The general board ~ 10 send forty
one additional missionaries into the
fields OF CHINA. Korea, Japan and otn-
Sr countries this Year.
Or. r. H. Bennett. secretary of the
Virginia conference told Of the splen-
d!d progress this year In missions.
There Is TO he general missionary
campaign this year.
There was full ATTENDING eof the
members Or. W. l. Beauchamp is
president, and Or ". w Royal re-
oording secretary. O. =. horyon II
the lay leader for this district
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Rates for
the Summer
CO

Commencing June lat, Summer Ex-
curslon Tickets, good untii octoner
2lst, will be sold from Richmond TO
-. * .. Mountain and Seashore Re
sorts Week tickets to Mountain
Resort Stations West OF aud Including
Basic, and 10 Ola Point, Norfolk and
Virginia Reach will be sold each Fri
day aud saturday during the season,
good until Monday following Week
and rate Richmond to old Point and
Norfo.k. s3 and Virginia Beach. ss.2s,
Sunday Outing Tickets sold Rt
greatly .SSuSss-rStss~ stations be-
tween Richmond, Scottsvilie, Newport
News and Charlottesville for morning
ocal trains out OF Richmond, Zocd
efprring came day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12

Special 70 The Richmond Nirginian.b
EtENA VIETA. VA, June IL -
In hotiy contested election for
mayor held here today, J. III. Lake,
the present mayor. heat Mr., J. Kyle
shevey by maJority OF twenty
three Tho vote pollcd for mayor
Was as follows; j H Lake. 81; j.
Kyle Shewey. IS; J. NJ. Henkle, so;
;. NJ Waihourn. Is
The council elected was as follows:
~. r FaXtor T. ]. billiard. W. j..
Glass. ] L. knight J. *. Janney aid
" \. Seal All are members Of the
present council. with the exception #
". r. Paxton, and he led the ticket
in the First ward.
The election passed Off In an or
0~rly manner and there WAS M Ak
element.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12

PUPILS MAKE MERRY

Announcement wss made al the
John Marshall high school by Profes-
aor Harwood yesterday morning Of the
names % those who had been sue
cessfui in passing all their final eS-
arinations, while few ehoksd back
the tears because they had "funked'
on some subject. But the great ma
3ority " a. glad. and. anyway, the com
ing vacation will afford consolation
70 those who missed graduation by @
small percentage.
The final exercises Of the school
were begun last night by the senior
class. over which If. Robert Phinuey,
Jr presided. Miss l.. Louise teep-
farth is vice president; Henry r. Gar
rett secretary. and Miss Mary {.
s,h ne. treasurer The evening was
full 81 fun nnd laughter The pupils
had thei~ first chance to come back
at the teachers and 10 tell Them what
they thought of them All. II was II
good natured rallying and none en-
joyed the yallles more than the teach
VrE- themselves
The class history was read by Miss
Norma T. Smith. who failed not 10
touch on the weak points, the hopes
and aspirations of her brethren aud
sisters in schooidays The prophecy
for January was told by George X,
Fa.rlanb Jr, Who made presidents.
poets, hftists, scientists anu iftei'se''S
and heRFars Of has 4riend~ h"h
came the miAed qaaINetN, lHDT' Ntis
Ing In This Hour o1 s"i t.hea spy
nenburgh and Misses Edna SchdHsuH
and Margaret Gordon. The rlA'e l'i'-
DEerV YNr Juno Wss u8ds Icy AilA"
Anne - Metre n
tfof was Delivered ny N"lseF : , VII
5esA' ""' Tue E'@Ns ~
iteisn Monseli lhe l4~} VII %n'
testament was maze hE 1iSs i'I''''le
trnfehi1"ld, and me pi Nfe t'..t'9h "'
lin Aii was inteFsper~"d Win t'o7.'-
ne annual H%F'hs ~ tar ass" -
tion wa .r ae'a "i S'l' 3" et".'h r.
hight IL lhe- .4l4l l9IlAl1-- . l44420Al4E
me business ti'vSA'h W. =" = N"'
.aA2s ~ ,5F&'f,'s~ - :. ~"
.,ectlDh 90 'lliF-s' VIZ .1so ~. -,
foii7N ing 70" PI"K' t'''' go"
alumni "S@f .tse@ S4i'-''h''
Alls. wy "'"' W.
A"aSh
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Teport ~ '"e
ft"sH t'A@s ~ rit - ,,.f
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81, y 7,,,,.. ofsS. -
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-, f5. A.. 4.,,,g Waite,
Sc - -. "a,
x,us'..s1 - or.ay ~ -ta1r Va.
tr.t.t
p ~r~ov'.+ - 10 rlas, President. II
ptt tFtrnn, r.
r.atr,,,.l,te1 Ni+,,har ~-arv-egtar
psrna Grlec
-sta tYteh srboo1 f1rcheatra,
cras,,atea na mes were announced
....starrsv ~ falfnws.
Graduates
-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Democrats Win,

Especial To The Richmond Virginian1
POCAHONTAS VA. June 1.-THE
greatest victory ever recorded in this
place for the Democrats was i'm the
municipal election which was held
here to-day. The entire Democratic
ticket was elected with the exception
II one man II. W. Hicks who re-
ceiYed only one vote less than the
highest man on the opposing ticket.
Those elected We're: John Roberts.
may or, council--TToyd Black, M
Bloch James II. McNeer. w. J.
NPxyy. c : Minter. NJ r. Smith Or.
George II Zimmerman. l.. II Craw-
ford and i. W. "a I.avford.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
STOCK EXCHANGE
IS UNDER FIRE


shall have been finished with many
members ~ tho exchsn@a VIII Zee Su"-
4ected ~ rigid examination bt tHf
com uittce. Process ser ers "ar"
bpsy an tnasy In summonIn8 them
The fact that the slock market show
ed strong downward tendency our
ING The day vas ATTRIBUTED ~ some
.xnerts - tha supposed depressing Ell
eaet If the news IN the auaHcial dis
t~;ci that tire ins estfga tors had made
alaiu their purpose to show the al
legged relations bctwrcr the stock sN-
-hanKe and the banks represented by
the clearing house association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
L 4. Enur E,Irf.fc.i-

Especial TO Tho Richmond Virginian.l
REpFktCh*Et' RG. VA, tune
III f. Rowe was elected mayor
today over iIcnry Warden by q ma
tority OF cic.rer votes. Tho election
81 counciiio"n rrs.ti,~d as follows;
~ J. g. kirr s. W Scm-rviIle
J ". Masters, + II. Young. George
-" IIctiin, r. T.. Uiscoe. The cam
ia. gn was ons ~ THO hardest Tough.
ever carried IN IN this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Iabesry Council .tec-..

literty Council. Junior order. met
last night in Robbens hall, 4 oil
Of business Of Importance 10 the
members Was transacted.
srr. p. Angel, who has been III for
some weeks was reported much
easier last night Mr. Angel IL one
Of the well known citizens Of South
Richmond. and his Illness has been
Of concern 10 all who know him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
William Deip Elected.

lss~a@i-1 10 Tho Richmond NirEinianD
FAST RADF0ED. VA. June II -
vltta'o lpem wfts elected mayor of
Fast Radford today by vote Of 2el
oVer " T baldwin, who rerei%efi
tof: ; ~ STUMP, S., and A. Giese1,
% Councilman elected were: J n
Osborn. William Ingles. Jr. r r.
Vaughan. r. j. NOEL, a. r. Goody-
koontz and r @, barnett
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
or ON In~~ Trin.

Joe Y. Fohben and family viii leave
next Sunday morning for Amelia
county, where MIR. Robbers family
will rerain Il great part OF the sum-
iner. Mr.. Rohhen viii return in
few days. While he is away Mr.. l..
r. Schultz viii have charge Of his
business affairs
distance OF fortv-eight miles, by
horsepower lie will drive 70 what
he says II the garden spot of The
State.
We VIII leave early Sunday" he
said. and we expect to reach cur
destination late that night n
Some trip renarked Tom Smith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Light Vote Mt Lyr,cbhurg.

Especial Ia The Richmond Virginian }
LYNCHRURG, VA, June 1.-THE
municipal elections here TO-DAY
brought our very light vote. MAYOR
Il II Smith XaA RS. elaet.a 4444l -iit4t II
tha city council There was very lit
tie Interest AZ there WAS no appps{-
tIop TO the Democratic nominees The
primary some weeks ago which nom :
mated candidates voted on today was
heated one, and caused q large vote
t. De ytolled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12

Miss lria Sn0ad, of 500 7 7Tter streoT-
In Blighting from street car the
other day. fen aud wrenched her knee.
She has been confined 10 her room
ever since. and yesterday DIT. White
found 1t necessary to place the IN
jured member In a plaster cast.
Two Head Chicken.
DIR, Whitehead. Of Chesterfield coun-
~, yesterday dropped into 7, 4. Rob
hen's place With a chicken that bore
two heads.
Ih4-4.l44 llon44 -is-ta good condition ai2G
seems destined IN become Il curiosity
mt the next state fair. One-head crows
Justify every morning at one O'Clock,
while the. Other mead cackles gleosnIiy
at the sight 81 an egg.
Or Whitehead said the chicken "&s
Matched ia ar incubator.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
IwO

II the way, however,. os the Roosevelt
people can arrange with the la Fol-
leste crowd forthe choice 81 Governor
AceSovern, OF Wisconsin,. The In Fol
lette aud Cummins, - votes sra all
important just now and any candidate
for temporary chairman who can FUR
nish them win yet the Roosevelt sup
port without any troubie.
Watson Makes Trouble,
s'1u another candidate and one whS
made a lot OF trouble for The Tart
crowd was Jim watson. OF Indiana.
watson Is orc ofthc Tagt big four
from Indians seated bv the Taft steam
roller Monday.
But Instead 81 talk!nE Taft no has
spec, .he lay awttonhoi'ng the deit-
gates nd tet5ar them .hey pugh'
70 get together on a third term man.
whats the use Of Wrecking the
marty" sad Watson. Well oil have
10 stav In 10. and some Of us may want
some Office some day--passihlv. II Wv
ran get rid 81 his row ny nominating
Hughes or even Cammins tets do II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12

Row Grafton. thirteen wears old.
son of John f. Grafton. who lives al
237 South Cherry street. was drowned
shortly before noon yesterday when
swimming In the river above Holly
wood cemetery, He was with several
companions at the time. They saw
him 20 down. but were unable 10
effect d rescue. 1t is supposed the
boy was stricken with cramps.