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The Holbrook news., 1912-01-05
Just aa Advertlssd.

Lodger-I thought you told me you had electric light in the house7
 Landlord (to his wife)-Wife, where is that pocket lantern somebody Iefl banind last year?-FIieRende Blaettor.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-27
HAS JUDGE JAMES L. GRAHAM
 A CHANGE TO WIN?

This is a question that will be an- swered at the polls today and for the information of my friends l wish to quote from letter received from Sam c. Lee, manager of the Arkan- sas Plaindealer. of Hampton, Aark:
 Personally, 1 know nothing of either of you but from Smiths atti- tude alone, in this matter, 1 am work ing for you. feel assured that Cal houn will go two to one Graham ways
 have received 326 letters reading substantially in the same manner as the foregoing since my opponent has begun to attack me.
 hope that my friends will not be discouraged but will do all they can for me, not SC much because l need the vote of Garland to elect me, but because this is my home county and every candidate takes a pride in poll ing a big vote in Ihis own county. Friends in Little Rock today tele- phoned me that my majority would not be less than 25,000 Yours very truly. ja ifsS t. Gfs4siti CIR H A. A lA M
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-27
NEWBRO'S
 HERPICIDf
Is Guaranteed by Jaekson's Pharmacy,
 Special Agents.

Nearly everyone has dandruff and must reconcile themselves to the ideb of becoming completely bald or resort to the use of New5ros Herpicide
 The manufacturers have absolute faith in Herpicide to kill the germ and remove all traces of dandruff. So perfect is this belief that all dealers are instructed to sell the preparation with money back agreement.
 Such supreme confidence is the best evidence in the world of the merit of Herpicide. They know the result, hence the guarantee, It protects the purchaser.
 Used as directed, Newbro's Herpi- eide kills the germ that causes dam druff and prevents tine hair from com ing out It stops itching of the scalp, which is so disagreeable.
 Send 10e in postage or silver for sample and booklet to The Hepri- eide Co, Dept R., Detroit. Mich.
 Herpicide is tQk sale by all drug gists and applications may be obtain ed at good barber shops.
 Jaekson's Pharmacy. special agents.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-27
PETIT JURY SELECTED.
Grand Jury Takes a Recess Until Fri day, When 1t Will Resume Business


 The first panel of petit jurors was selected by Circuit Judge Gotham aft CT many excuses had been passed on The list comprises a few of the young voters who will make their debut as Jurymen this spring. The following IS the personnel of the jury: r. c. Boving,
 H M. Ratliff
 Walter Burgess.
 Andy Brown.
 Fly. c. Covington
 Merritt Biggs.
 Ernest A. Simms
 ?. j. Hensley
 William M Clay. w. T. Hawkins
 Joe Hicks.
 Hiram Rowe.
 K. O. Lewis.
 A. E. Dowe.
 Sim L, Kemp.
 w. F. Rice.
 M. K. Watson
 B. o Smith.
 Ernest Latta.
 Craven Aoore
 Payton Bondurant. J. c. Hall.
 w. M Kemp.
 Max Lyons
 The grand jury took recess yes. terday over until Friday, when it will be prepared to resume business and continue in session until matters be fore it are disposed of.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-27
JUDGE ROWE HERE.
Candidate for Attorney General Most
 Worthy for Place.

Judge Styles T. Rowe, of Fort
 Smith, candidate for attorney general
 of Arkansas. was reared on the farm, and is a self-made man He was elect ed circuit judge of the Twelfth judi cial district in 1908, embracing Fort Smith, Greenwood and Waldron. From reports coming in from all parts of the state he will be elected attorney general of Arkansas on March 27, and make the best the state has ever had. He is an honorable and upright man, worthy of the position, and the people could not do better tThan to elect him. He is one of the ablest lawyers of the state. Hamp Williams, senator in this district is lifelong friend of MT. Rowe (Adyt.)
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-27
MILAN NOT WITHDRAWN.

Tom w. Milan, candidate for coun- ty and probate judge, stated late yesterday afternoon that he had not withdrawn from the race, nor would he do so, but on the other hand that he had more assurances of success than ever, and that he urged his friends to remain loyal in the race.
 3-27-1t
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-27
MusTARINE coNouERs PAIN.

All druggists guarantee Begy Mus. tarine to quickly cure sore throat, pain in chest or back. coughs, bron- chitis. pleurisy. neuralgia, earache, toothache, swollen joints. lumbago. cramps in legs, callouses, and bun- ions Just rub it on. Be sure it's Begy's. 25 cents
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-27
JOHN oATHoUT HERE.

John NI Oathout, candidate for state auditor, spent yesterday in this city, circulating among many friends in the interest of his candidacy. He no doubt will receive 8 large major ity in this county.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-27

F. c. Hunter, M. D., coroner of Au- glaize county, Ohio, is in this city, registered at the Knickerbocker
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-27
FQ1SehOOd Nailed! Frank mCCann Victim
 E1eDenth
 Hour
 Fa1sity

wish state to the voters that the issued by Wilmington candidate clerk is po tIca fasehood done in an to save Evander T. Housley his brother-in-law himself from defeat
 The from which this hardly nee for need the people county who know know my record who cognizant fact that have led clean life among them.
 That the miserable fasity published just eve election making alfaest renv is fur tne evidence of the ends which the opposition
 Inasmuch is coupled with Mir sullenberger in this attack wish distinctly understood that running entirely respective merits prop osition is only effort assist Whittngton broher-n-aw and himself.
 the people of Hot Springs county to such tactics through support young for responsible public office, by voting for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
American Student
at Oxford Is Cad
Writer Declares


LONDON. Sept. American
Rhodes scholars st oxford are pic
tured rs eads lacking all sense of
humor. in an article in this week s
issue Of tho academy which is
signed ''Young oxford
'"The fact is" the writer concludes.
I'VE have 10 use for the American
at oxford. He comes to Us with his
character already formed and his
opinions fixed. He does not under
stand US, and he takes away false
imurcSsion The very hest type
American gives us bears the stamp
of ineradicable puritanism. an excel
dent birthmark, perhaps but il is an
excellence that Is exasperating. If
the young American is not Puritan.
then is TO be pitied, for he is usually
rather despicahle. They do not know
how to, shall we say, vary the mono
tony of virtue, in manner that is al
all pleasant to behold.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22

LONDON. Sept. 2f<-One million
pounds in bullion, which has lain
buried for more than over con-
.tltrv IN the watery safe deposit OF the
Zuyder Zee, may be recovered from
the deem within the next few days.
Fine weather alone is stated 10 be
the factor upon which this record sal
wage Is dependent
IT the work Of The next ten DAYS
ia successful It Will bring 10 COM
pletion one Of the most romantic
stories Of treasure hunting known to
history
The British frigate Lutine sank at
the entrance Of the Zuyder Zee in
October. 1879 She had then on board
So .0h5, 000 in bullion and money.
The Dutch government claimed the
wreck. and granted one.third of the
salvage IN 1901 10 bullion fishers.
After much discussion and oc-
casional recoVeries the king of the
Netherlands ceded hatf ttne wreCtc ro
Great Britain
About 99,S93 pounds was recovered
~ various times leaving about IL 10.
600 pounds with the hulk. but during
the lapse In salvage operations the
site was ohscured by silt Many at
tempts have been made in the last
fifty wears To relocate tile wreck. but
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
POSTPONE SALE OF
BIG FOSTER FARM
LAND Is IN HANDSDF COER1 70
SETTLE BOND HE<RiCO
FARMER SKIPPED.

on suggestion OF Judge h. Carter
scott. the sale Of Edward Foster 5
large farm in Henrico county, was
postponed yesterday by sheriff l.. II.
Kemp unril Il later date
The farm vas to- be sold YESTERDAY
10 satisfy Joint execution for So
500 against Foster and his attorney,
Louis - Wendenburg.
Foster was ont on a bond for his
appearance n lienrico Circuit court
on charge Of serious offense
against his ward. Ada G. Meeks. al
ged 10 have been under the age Of
fourteen While out on this bond
Foster skipped aRd aras not been
heard from since
The bona was declared forfeited
and the sale Of the farm for The pur-
pose Of raising the necessary sum to
cover the bond WAS set for yester-
day
only Il few people Y-ere present and
Judge Scott thought il best to post
,ene the sale indefinitely.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
Rain Causes Rejoicing.

FARMN1I4LE, VA, Sept, 21,~-~Ihe
general and generous rain causes re-
joicing in Southside Virginia. 1t was
too late for the crops. as a whole
and yet some or the tobacco will be
improved and prudent farmers viii
SOW rye for winter grazing and early
spring cutting.
Captain A. w Drumeller and
Horace Richardson have been busy
housing fine crops of tobacco for the
season, and in the Rice neighborhood
many good crops have been cut. If.
W. Hubbard, who farms in that
neighborhood, on large scale, had fires
burning in nine barns on the same
day when one OF them was burned
down. But he faces the loss with
smile. He will make $500 bushels
of corn this season along with "a large
crop of tobacco. While growing pro
fitable crops for the past quarter of
a century, he has raised a dozen boys
and girls. educated them and the
older now respected citizens of the
communities where they reside while
he and the madam are still! ENJOYING
their honeymoon All this is on a
farm located in short grass, South
pleased To call it.
Judge IGnGIey opened the Septem-
Der term Of Prince Edward circuit
court on the 18th and ii still is in
session. The docket, however is a
short one with no cases of public
interest. s.s.....s....,..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
CORDACE TRUST FAILS TO
DISCOURAGE SOCIALISTS
Stream of Cold Water from Frehose Brass Fand Hurdy
C,urdy and Baseball Game Are All Tried by Manu-
featuring Concern to No Avail

NEW YORK, Sept 2f.--The cord
age trust has been masking strenuous
hut futile efforts for several weeks 10
discourage d crops pf Socialists spell
binders. A fire hose, hurdy gurdy.
a baseball game. an imitation nj a
boiler factory. and a brass band in
vain were called into play. he gu
prems court Of Kings county Was nm
ally reseried 10 today by the trust.
whose Incorporated name IL the
American Manufacturing company.
and whose plant is located 1T West
and Noble streets. IN the Greenpoint
district Of Brooklyn
In an order signed 10y Justice Ma
reau, Edward Lingren, organizer OF
the Socialist party in Kings county.
is ordered 10 show cause why the lit
tie band Of Socialist orators who have
thus far dehed the efforts of the big
trust should not be enjoined from
holding MONDAY meetings in the vi
cinity 81 the cordage plant.
In applying for the Injunction, tho
company alleged that Liugrcn has
been trs ing to get the men and wo-
men employed by It to 60 on strike.
II charges rt1at ne was responsible for
a strike there two years ago
We are not interested in whether
tho employers StrlRe or 90 nor SUlAe.
said Ldngren tonight. We only want
to teach them Socialism, The trust
mas tried in many WAYS to stop MS, but
Ns beat them every time. and We Will
beat them when the case comes up in
court on Monday
Lingren started the MONDAY meet
ings for the cordagc trust employees
on July 2sth. One Of the orators was
in the midst OF a hot discussion OF
Socia Ism when he was struck by ar
, ice cold stream OF water directed
from one Of the nearby windows o.
the factory With undampened en-
thusiasm. Lingren moved his forces
aut of range of the enemy and con
tinued The meeting until the O'Clock
whistle blew,
Company Takes Hand.
On the date OF the next meetint
/ the company thought TO circumven
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
WILLIAMSBURG

especial TO The Richmond Nirginlan.)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Sept. I'll
Mr.. and Mrs, John Stone, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
stone, for several days. have return
ed TO their noun~ It. nelson county.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Beasley, or
Louisa, and Mr., Arthur Gore, or
Richmond, are visiting their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A, Goe..
Mrs r. NJ Crawford and little
daughter, have returned from Green.
wood. where they spent several days.
Mrs, w. G.. Jones accompanied them.
Miss Thel;na and Master Vernon
Bailey. who have been visiting their
cousin, Miss Ida Barlow, have re-
turned to their home in Richmond.
Misses Edna and Lula Brooks. left
Thursday for the Garfield Memorial
hospital, WASHINGTON. -. G.. where
they will take at, professional nars-
ing.
Mrs. John s. Charles has returned
from visit to her children in New
York and East Orange. n. j.
Mr.. Jack Berry and Miss Minnie
Robertson. OF New York, are guests
of the lstsers cousin. Mr.. w. A.
Gore.
Charles, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Fl NJ. Sweeney.
Prof and Mrs. i W Richie and
children haze returned home after
spending the summer In Dublin,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22

from white man and was placed uu-
der arrest The chicken was put in a
dish which was put in the charge Of
ficer Tiller But when they reached
the home of Alma Childs they found
that she had deVoured the chicken,
but had saved some of the gravy for
breakfast this morning The gravy was
put in a bottle by Deputy Sydnor and
Will be kept, together with the fried
chicken and will be produced against
them tomorrow morning. Fallie
James had not disposed of her chick
en- and had it cooped security In a
box getting it fat for today. She was
also arrested and the chicken taken
with her to the county jail.
Eddie Bowles. white man, who is
alleged to have stolen the chickens
from W. W. Currie, huckster in
the market was arrested later by the
officers and is being held in the Hem
rico county Jail pending his hearing
before Magistrate Puryear this morn
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
BOTTLED EVIDENCE
IN COUNTY CASE
IT Is NOT WHISkEY. BUT FINE
BROWN GRAVY FROM STOLEN
CHICKENS.

Gravy in the bottle and chicken in
the pan Will be produced by Deputy
sheriff Sydnor and County Officer Bob
Tiller as evidence against Alma Childs
and Jim Wells, colored, when they are
brought before Magistrate r. j. Pur-
year Monday morning in Henrico
courthouse To answer to the charge
Of buying stolen goods
They, together with Fallie james,
also colOred, all OF Brook road, Hen
rico county, were arrested yesterday
afternoon by the officers on a charge
of buying stolen chickens from Eddie
Bowles, a white man,
Hearing that the three had bought
ttc stolen birds the officers set out To
find out. ON arriving at the home of
Jim Wells and peering into the open
door the smell of friend chicken
reached their noses. On investigating
further 1t was found that Jim had
prepared the fowl for his supper and
was about to partake of it. lie ac-
knowledged having bought the chicken
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22

Llngren by sending Its employee TO
lunch an hour earlier. But the So
cialist forces IN some strange manner
got wind of the plan and were on the
lob when the hundreds OF men and
women workers poured forth. "A
very enthusiastic and satisfactory
meeting was the undaunted Lin
grep's report to headquarters.
A week later when the MONDAY
feast Of Socialist orations began, II
was Interrupted by the blatant tones
of a big hurdy gurdy, that had been
smuggied into the factory earlier in
the day Popular and classic music
was discoursed. bat the speakers
stood their ground. investigation
showed that the license for the organ
grinding had been issued in the name
OF the American Manufacturing com
pany. I.ingren took the matter into
court and had the license revoked.
Start Baseball Game.
When the Socialist cohorts among
the workers gathered the following
week, they learned that the manage
rnenf OF the cordage trust had pro-
vided another diversion for them
Across the street from the factory IL
"A large open space. In which the jute
IL dried before being turned over TO
the rope makers. It had been clear
ed, and rough baseball diamond laid
out on H. Two improptu teams began
to play when the noon whistle blew.
But even the lure Of the great Amer
lean game was not strong enough TO
offset the magnetism of bingren, ana
the meeting was held as usual
A few DAYS later when the meeting
started, the ears of the assem- ia re
were assailed by deafening SOUNDS
from the lutte lot, Investigation re-
veaied that half dozen husky men
were welding sledge hammers upon
the sides of a large iron boiler.
Thereafter when the speakers ap-
! peared at the cordsge plant they were
! greeted Inv brass band.
For more than week the band
| concerts, free dancing and promenad r.
I ing continued Then the court pro
! ceedfngs were decided upon,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22

LONDON, Sept. 21.--1nternational
complications. especially with refer
ence to Persia, formed the subject of
a conference here today between For
eign Ministers Sir Edward Grey, of
England, and Sergius Sazanoff, of
Russia The two diplomats will go
to Balmoral next week to see the
the king.
The conference was, secret, but the
general impression liz that the di.
vision, of Persia WAS. under considera-
ton. Both Germany and Turkey are
concerned. and England wants se-
curer foothold in Thibet. Russia
might consent to this, if, thereby. she
could get a free hand in Mongolia.
This affects China, and the whole
matter, more or less, leads into the
Balkan muddle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
ROADS ANNOUNCE A
WAGE SETTLEMENT

NORFOLK, VA, Sept 21.--Oficial
announcement WAS made today of
agreement and settlement Of the
wage and other questions which
threatened a strike by the trainmen
OF the three big coal-carrying rail-
ways between the West and Norfolk
the Chesapeake and Ohio, the
Tirginian and the Norfolk and West
t.Fn.
The terms of the settlement were
not announced and Will not be given
out. Il WAS stated until everything is
Signed up. Labor commissio ner
Neill, who has been acting AS
mediator. is preparing to return to
Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
Great Fortune May Be Recovered
From Hull Of Ship Sunk in 1899

only recently has this been success
fully accomplished.
For two summers Captain Gardiner,
the National Salvage association, at
the head of band of Roldseekers,
had fought upon the salvage ship
Lyons the fierce currents that run be
tween the islands OF Vieland and
TerschellinR.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
DR.. MATHEWS FAMILY
BACK FROM VACATION

Mrs W. +. Mathews and family
have Just returned from their sus@-
mer home. where they have spent
most of the hot weather. Dr. Matthew'S
remained with them a portion OF the
time, but professional engagements
which he would liked to have had.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
HEART FAILURE
CAUSE OF DEATH

OvereNertion of the heart caused
Hood Price. colored, yesterday morn
ing to fall suddenly i'll on the platform
at the Southern depot. Before medi-
cal attention could be secured. the
man was dead. Coroner Taylor turn
ed the body over 10 relatives at $002
q street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22

Chief Deputy Thomas W Meany,
of Collector Lowry's staff, has re-
turned from Buffalo. where he at
tended the annual convention of the
Internal Revenue association. For
the third consecutive time Mr.. Meany
chosen otfe of the six members
Of tias. executive +Comni,ttpe Of theYuT-
ganizatinn, he being the-naln mem.
Der from the South. Deputy c. NJ.
Dozier who accompanied him to the
convention; xetnrned- With him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
Mrs. Campbell sinking.

LONDON. Sept. 21.--Mrs. Patrick
Campbell. the famous emotional ac-
tress who has been Ill of peritonitis
for several day, is reported slightly
worse tonight. Mrs. Campbell, who 10
i'll at her home in Kensington Square,
is attended by several physicians. who
announced yesterday that she had
taken turn for the better.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-22
To. slne in Washington.

Haddon s. Watkins, leader of the
choir of Grace-Street Presbyterian
church. left yesterday for Washing
ton. ID. c., where today Richmond's
sweet singer will render solo in
the First Baptist church of that city.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-17
Z 2 21st5lEp Il!heag]ggncsSH{

play: she is loved mostly for herself. and
familiarity with her ways but heightens
the enjoyment thereof. II is Mande
Adams in whom her devoted admirers de-
light; she may rest well assured Of that.
Miss Victor's Hen Pheasant is a charm
ing fowl: Mr.. Traders Patou just such
a dog as is dear to mankind everywhere;
ar. Levers Blaekbird. Mr.. Hogarth's
sacoek and Mr.. Carriers Turkey Cock
r8 solemn representatives OF the frtvol-
Us. the enviouS and the ineonsequentlal.
and so on commentator might be dis
tributed unstintedly down the whole long
line. Dear little incubator chicks peer"
through the scenes, a cat sQuabbles with
the fowls. a pointer dog talks over the
fence to the harnyard Inhabitants, rab-
bits and toaGs and spiders and the like
take part in the proceedings, and all in
way that appears 10 be quite in keep
ing with their place In the economy OF
nature. Just as triumph in stage craft,
novelty in the matter Of scenery and
costumes. the production is worth the at
tention II has had. Combined with the
elements OF stately poetry, Of appealing
imagery and perfect acting, 1t is ire
sistible.