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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-25
81 p.r0 ErLanaer |

Charles BoIoen, 81 Sabre alt, Elm
Jarbiger, puroe aeitern in einem
Observation-Disclosures Der 8. & s. 8abn
in Grlanger naf1reno zines Streitcs
BON eiuem l%labetannten 5nelmal
ourh Die 2nnge geid]oilen INTO Der.
id,icb, ebe Or. gladerbD ibm 5ilfe
lleilten fonnte. Coroner Or. Wila
mnroe beitadriftigt. Sberiff goSfe
uno ieine Deputies ii,tb auf Der Sufa
aad) Dem 2bater. 8ol6en itamntt bon
Chattanooga, Tenn.
4nlaBlif Der 36. @ieoerfebr
res SodBeitstages be5 aQgemein be.
lietten mo hohgead)teten gbepaars
Serrn illlO sSrau 6enrp Wable bon
Der EbilooelpDia StrdBe, nabmelt
etfpa 100 iSreunoe Der camille WaDle
porgeitcrn abeno geiis Don Den
3obnr1umltd)feiten 6erlelben ulto
IieBen iih baielbit bdlislid nieoer.
Gas sSubelpaar par oerart er1talrt.
iiber DieIe lleberriimpeIung nno DE
lem 4ft bes acknowledgements,
oaB IS iid) crit naf) geraumer 3elt
Don 1einer lteberraldNlng erholt battle.
Die Witgliener oes Gamenoereins
Der Gopington Illrngemenoe, oeren
eifriges WitgIieo 5ran @abIe III, pat
ten lid, nit ibren gb~egelponlten poli-
sdblia eingeiunoen, tpeld)e Die ber5,
lid1ten 8lifrpiinide lpIpie audi 8e.
Ifenfe brad)ten. Il5 @ratKnnlell
idloB Iid) alld Elm GROCER Arek bon
8ermahoten uno gefannteu ali. Tie
5urners3 amen iib%erreid)telt Dem
iidtlih iiberraidten gbepaar einerl
biibiten uno foitbaren Sfatfelltuhl
nit elmer paiIenoen @iomung. sslt Ell.
ner in3miiheu in1proniitrten Barren.
boble mud)ten eS iit) Die gdren Der
@opiugton S~urngeneinbe, 81 meld)er
Serr @abIe als thatiges Mitglieo &c.
bort, beqrem uno idliirften nit &c.
hagen ben baperiid)en 8erIteniait
nobel mander Coat auf bas fernert
@oblergeben oes Silbelpuurs uno oit
gliiflid]e @ieoerfebr redt uieler iol'
der irober Gage fir Die Tdmilit
Wable a~usgebrad]t nlirbe. Grit 81
Ip1ter reip. friiber Stunoe trentltt
lid Die iroblid)e 8eIeaifaft III BEN
9eipnBtIein, IN edit turneriIfer, bent.
iher 8emiitbliffeit BET Ruiif, Ian;
uno @eiang cine foitlide 3eit perleb,
81 baben.
- 9eputp SberifT Winf SuOipn
Ser iih i'm iiibiifen Soipital in Gin
tcinnati elmer Operation unter5oa, be
finoet lid in einem behenfllfen 81,
'tanoe.
Wattbcm Weier gfitt auf ben
id}liipirigen SeIten1pege an Der %
lStraBe aus u1o brad) Den retltei
Irm. Or muroe nod ieiner @obnuni
on Der 10. lrno Waoiion Ipenue &c
bradt, 100 9r. Gliif Sarris, linn oi
notbige 5ilfe l%elItete.
- Martin Station, Elm Neger, De
in Der 5reitag Had,t Robert HenmaI
an Der @aIbington StraBe mebrer
St!dADunoen am ltnterleib beibrad,t
uno oann fliif)tie nurbe, murbe &c
ltern IN Cincinnati perboftet uno boz
Dem 8ebeimpoiisiiten Sanoforo nae
Dem bieiigen 8efanguiB gebrat)i
3ie Mnfloge oes Stefens nit De
4biiht 5lt tobten puroe gegen ihl
anbdugig gematt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-25

1lebmer, inns Die Seber5mIroigfets
ten oes b%erijbn1ter SeiIbaoe5 81 DPi'
fen, Das ou3 &i6tItngSba0 6e5 ernors
oeten 4~0nigSpoare5 geDeieu. Gas
Mobrbalt5 De5 tooten AonigS ertus
merit an einen beiiereu B~ferDeitaQ. 9ie
Sttmmung in gao 8rania - ntft
5ll Dertpefieln NIT Der naben StaOt
gIeidcn 9tume1rs ertunerte al jene
IN gan3 fletnen ungariihen 8aOeor.
ten. @ir muBten Die gauge Sfun.
b~olhronif oe5 Srtes peroQuer, aQea
in gebrohenItem 0eutid. Ger it}ors
tie 8ooegoIt, cine iun9e Suotn aus
Salonif, muroe bon un5 nad) @c.
biihr bdBlih geiun0en. &Ir tahnOcs
ten etfrig nad tilrftihPn 6raue1L Die
e bier qeben ioQte. Sic 1Doren m4A
ole aus Der Silrfet, ollie aus Sal0ntf
lrn0 bieBen %aQeNSfaIt, Sai1on SSruea
Ii Dber Wtaimon. SterQuf er3Qblte
ms Ser Sod 0eS friIheren aontg5s
paorc8 Die ein3ig ulttbeuttibe Eeriiou
iiber ben SOB ieiner 6erren. Gs mar
cine 0untomimc, fife uno 6Q bon
ihIcdtem Cert begleitet. @enn ein
Geqer ms 6Ieii6 frbr, -ihir3te er in
Gnariff8poiitur Dor uno madte
! ibid, uno menn Elm RepoIoer IoS-
qing, iogte er opuff". Gooesr0heIn
NOR feline Spe3iaIit6t. Gr 1puBte fem
Qnihaulih 3t cr3ubleu. - GlS mir
ms sur Polarization auf 0en Meg
mad)ten, CAB es uns 81 @bren einen
flctnen @rouo. Sin 0af fIaderte
lihterIoh, Die 8Q0cQGitc aus SaLonit
itunoen bobei uno iharten gu. 4ub
oieginbetmtiden "Itanoen berDuloerno
ba uno parteten ouf Die GSelterrDelr
aus Stabt &raniu. 8ieQeiht morten
iic nod hcute. -
Eor Der Sol3buoe, genannt 8abrls
Itntion 8ranjabania, batter mir Elm
unpergeBlides fletne3 GrIebuiS. Ia
iaBen uno Itanoen Elm babies 3ubeno
~pr1dtiger 8eitaIten, H~reienfer(e.
hIonD uno gepaltig, efte ~iiIoierbiide
Haiie. sic tr1lgen EiItoIen lno Utci-
Ter i'm @Irtel, aber tie IdhelteI
fre1tnDIih un0 man iab linen an, ME
gerne lie init DEN 5remoen Elm 8e-
iprdh angefnitpft batter.
2Q probirte ids nuf beIon6ere
Irt. SSh bate einen fletnen ierbiidJen
Sprahfibrer nit 8eIpra9en, Die
nebeneiranoer rmgariid, Oeltih, fer
:, biih nit cirpQiifen Settern uno ier-
: bid nit @ntiqua georltdt itaroen.
Sd IfIug oo5 BUD auT uno fan0:
9us metter lit ih0u: llno las: 8reD
/. me ie lepo. Die Wdnner lahtert, lie
!, batten mid beritanDet unO tDoategr
ontlporten. Giner blifte aufmerfiam
IN mein Sud-, pl0bltt erbeate Itd1
iein @cii6t, uno er las IN cirpQ: Ses
ii ie jafo topic. llrO 5eigte auf oer
0eutiten Cert ooneben: SSm CONNER
I lit eS iebr lparrn. Alsbalo fanoen al.
/. lie @efallen an Dem Spiel. @tr Der.
itQnoigten unS iiber Die Belt, iogar
DOB mir aus 9lloupeIt gefommen ma.
rem, fonnten mir IJnen mittbetlen.
, @elJe ben 6einoen oieier 0idnner
ooften mir, Die hofgenahIen iino
! ruic Rieien unO laden f0nr1en Die
&lnoer.
3 @5 mar Sornenrtntergang auf oet
. fernen SiigeIn froh Elm ltlurotber,
I. erptiIder Shein, furbig Die bon ia"
paniihen SoI5idnitten. Ifit 5lDet ro'
/. then Iugen qloBte inns Der berarlbrar,'
\ ienbe Bug an. Oa 3eiqte Der 8roBte
= BON Den Mdnnern nod ifnel auf
bieIen Sus: Sretidu put. Sd Las
nnrphpr, SIii6[iche ReiTeI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-25
0aufiaaunas : ltnterbaltung-

81. gooo mill Gaoies Soeietp la
bet Mttslisper uno 5reunbe gu stnem
!auffee nebit Dor partp Elm, bic am
0an,iagunsstag, %. NoDember, IN
Der Cosmopolitan Suae Derani tGltct
tperben. 8as tleine sysit III. gut oorz
bereitet unb ba nit oemielben glethz
asttig elm gutter 3tped e%efOroert p!ro,
ptrbienen bic 0amen rsihliAe unte1z
iriisuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-25
S1btlid)er Sturs.

Qottie Gorbstt, "a Sabre alt, lsoig.
DON Der Surbis uno Grie Ipenus,
9pbe Yart, erlue geitern i'm itaott;
itRn 9oipital ben 9srleBungen, tpelt)t
ie fih am 26. Suli selegentli9 zines
lnfaas 3ugeaoqsn bate. sic mar ar
gsnunntsm Gage aus einem 5enite'
bes 5~ipeitsn Stodperts gefaaen UNI
bate Nrmz uno 8sinbri6e, 1otpt'
I6tpsre innerlihe 8erlesungen oaooH'
qetrassn, gs banoslte ith BET ben
5tur3e INN einsn unfau. Der tell:
p.rtretenbe Coroner Sibbles pronetI
einen eS1queit an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-25
Am Der ierbiih /. tiirfilhen
0renSe.
Heifeifi55e.
Don gugen Mobadi (8uoap.f)

Niitonac. Dos lerbiife 8relB-
nett OIL Der Strede Belgrade olonif
erfreut iih felt 9eginn Der ierbiif)-
tiirtiidm SeinoieIiafeiten ~ueueroinas
elmer traurieen MftnaIitat. Oort un=
ten mar Die @rer3e leid)t 81 itber-
id}reiten: Die Gege11o lit cine Sod,'
ebeue, bon oerWlorapa burhfhldngelt,
Dem an Oieier Stele nod ifmaler
gtationaIfIuB rSerben. Cine 9abn-
briide ilbrt Iber ben Slug: asalr bat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-25

sunten aus benz Shornftetn
ieBten eeitern bas Dad Der CONNER
tii6e Der Trdu &ute Gnrt, go. BAT
Qrmorp Npenus, in grano. Das
sseuer puroe auf einen Stiadlarm bin
gelDitt, nud)oem Elm S6aOen BON $50
dneerthtst tporben Dar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-25
Yl1Blid,er Sob.

Sobn groiun, ei,t 81 Sabre alter
Mrbeiter bon go. 1872 Columbia
Ape. brad, geitern Nud,mittas auf
benz Seitentpege por benz 6aule go.
1876 aen1per Cane pl0eIid eltieelt
3~uiamnen. Die 2eid}a Durbe DON
Ireun6en beinsebro@t uuo Der iteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-25
Rleine pslt3eima@rtd,ten

- qat. U. gootion BON go. 3441
Map StraBe, puroe geitern an Der
WcWliuan unb Wine Strabe UNI ihren
Wuff i'm Wertbe BON $40 beitoblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-25

~pertretenoe Coroner muroe benat3-
riftigt. 8ropn erlog mabrifettllh
einein 8ers'hIog.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-25

seitern Rahmittag in Der 0eriamm@
luna bes Orion WGnnerhors ben
@orfis uno Sstrstdr Strip WieBler be-
fanb fih auf ieinem poiten. Das Or
raneem.nts. Rommittse fir bic am
Spnntag, ben /. DECEMBER. in Der
eagle 5ale, 8. uno Yort StraBe. gu
peranftaltenbe MISUNDERSTANDING nit
5anstrdn3hen berihtete, paB Maes in
| Sronuna fem pirb. Sin ausge3eihe
netes Yrogramm rpurbe s~ntporfen uno
Der. Uorpertauf Der Sidets peripridt
einen finan5iellen grfols. Oils paHipes
Mitglieb nuroe Sohn Mcgurtbp uno
aIs attire Mitslieber Jrant gnseltins
unb Mbolpb Gutter aufgenommen. -
6err Ssmdlb Rreden belt cine ldnz
sere MnIprahe, in Der CT in feurisen
Worten bic Wntpenienoen aufforoerte,
nene Witglieber benz Werein susubrinz
aen. go Wander, Der friiber BEN
1erein anseborte, Eel aus perihiebenen
@riinben peggeblieben unD oieIe 6er7
rem iollten sriuht nerben. Dem Dsrein
pieber als attire Mitglieber bei5utre=
ten. Die Notwithstanding fir ben
psrftorbenen Sobn Strutmann lpurben
perlefsn unb Elm Mntrdg angenommen,
cine Mblhrift ben 6interbliebenen 3u=
auIenben unb bic 8efdIiiHe benz pror
toton einauperleiben.- Sir BITE Meibr
notwithstanding am %. DECEMBER
bat bas unterhaltunsss Rommittee bic
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
SECOND DAY OF
TRAINING SCHOOL
INTEREST IN WORK CoNTINUG9
unARArEn--uNIouE LUNCH q
EoN FEATURE. '

Despite the distraction incident - =
national election. a crowd that wen
filed the auditorium OF Gracs-1troeS
Baptist church heard Professor nj. 0-
McGiothiin. OF the Louisville ssmiunyy
last night lecture on the Book Of Gene&
sis. Professor McGlothiins lectuuN
was a continuation Of the subject be-
gun the preceding night. the ierturer
taking up in sequence the notable
facts Incident 10 the creation " the
world. A4s7zs "a "a
The regular program Of classes MA1
carried out during the day. the SUN
-rfay training se4aeei being erexad Sr1t1
the usual devotional exercises. Aox
Joseph T. Watts. Sunday school e&4%
Rotary of the Baptist mission bdax4
who Is in charge OF the training sch0o&
reported n number of additional rexj4e
trations. and expressed his grAttdeNs
ton at the interest that is being man.
tested in the work
a unique feature Of the seh0O1
the arrangement whereby lunchecn -
served the workers at . o'clock ax4fz
evening. These luncheons are furn1N
ed hy the women Of the various Hnu$S
fist congregations OF Richmond NlSN
Il pastor or deacon NJ sHpeFrisoF u
luncheon yesterday was provided N
ante room OF the church by the wou8
of yenable- Street. Leight- Street HA1 III
End. Fairmount and Broadus No.
rial churches. and G. .. Alley -
chairman of the committee Of arr4nmN
ments
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
RECOMMEND INSTITUTION FOR =
DELINQUENT COLORED Girls
State Board of Charities and Corrections Holds Annns1
Meeting and Partly Outlines Work for
the Coming Year

The annual meeting OF the State
Board of Charities and Corrections
was held in the OFFICES In the State
library last night, and, after the
various assignments for yisitations 10
the State charity institutions HAD
been made, the board adopted a reso-
luton heartily endorsing the move
ment to esta blish an institution for
delinquent coiored girls The reso-
luton follows:
Resolved, That this board wishes
very heartily to commend the move
nnent to establish reform and in
dustrfal school for colored girls. The
present situation Is one tiiscreditabie
to the Commonwealth and unjust to
our colored population. without an
institution for the care Of delinquent
coiored girls, the Commonwealth is
forced to commit these girls to Jail.
where they are subject 10 immoral
innuences, and cannot hope for re-
form. We trust most heartily that
this condition will be changed and
that an institution be opened where
these girls can be given fair OPP
portunity to reform and to lay me
foundation for future usefulness"
The Federation of Colored wo-
mems clubs has been collecting funds,
purchase farm and TO establish an
institution such as is needed. Three
or four delinquent colored girls are
now IN jail In Richmond, and there
are about 500 in the State who are
IN JAIL for delinquency. Ii is said that
no movement will do more to prevent
crime and the spread OF disease than
to segregate colored delinquent girls.
The following appointments for visit
tations were made: Central state hos
pital, DIR s. c. Hatcher. and DIR. Pau
LUIS A. Irving; Eastern State hospital
L. r. Stearns and DIR. Irving; West
ern State hospital, r. Winston and Mr..
Stearnes: Virginia School for the Deaf
and Dumb, DIR. Douglas S. Freeman
and Mr.. Winston; Southwestern State
hospital. Mr.. Stearnes and DR. Hatch
err; Virginia Epileptic Colony, Dr. Irv-
Ing and Mr.. Stearnes; the Catawba
sanatorilfm. DR. Irving and DIR. Hatch
err the State farm. DR. Hatcher and
DIR. Irving; the State penitentiary. DIR.
Freeman and Mr.. winston; the Negro
reforrdatory. Mr.. Winston and DR.
Freeman; the Laurel Industrial school
DIR. Freeman and Mr.. winston; the
Virginia Home and Industrial School
for Girls. DIR. Freeman and Mr. Win
ston: the Virginia School for the Col
ored Deaf and Blind, Mr.. Stearns and
Mr.. Winston.
Those present were: DIR. s. C. Hatch
err. chairman; DIR, Douglas s. Free
man, l.. p. Stearnes. Or Paulus A.
Irving, p. Winston, and DIR. j. T. Mas
tin, secretary. DR.. 8. G. Hatcher was
unanimously reelected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
CAMPAIGN COMES
TO CLOSE TONIGHT
MEMBERSHIP coMsnTTEE OF
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RE
PORT FINALLY AT A
DINNER

The wAiTfwfnd membership CAM
paign which has been conducted by
the special committee OF the chamber
Of commere internationally for the past
ten days, will coma 10 an end tonight
when the members OF the committee
make their final reports at an inform
q dinner at the Jefferson hotel at :
Despite the fact that yesterday was
election day and there was little In
tersst In anything else, the eleven
teams OF the committee put In some
good. hard Hicks and the smiles OF
Aatisfaction they wore late yesterday
was ample evidence that they have
made good the siogan-s00 new mem
bers and $4,000 Increase in the
chambers annual revenues.
The dinner tonight VII be a quiet,
informal affair with only the twenty
two members OF the special committee
and Bnsiness Manager ~ -pahuey,
who has had charge Of the whiriwind
campaign. present. The reports will
be turned In and tabuiated and the
result announced.
The business men who have given
up Their valuable time almost daily
since the campaign was tuaugurated
feel highly gratified over the results,
which spell I stronger, better cham
Der OF commerce Numerically and a.
nancialiy. and one consequently better
equipped to carry on the civic re-
forms In which It = engaged
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06

on the part Of those who desired TN
amendments. and the few who did MOI
want them, there was nothing 70 6ti1
UP ripple.
No arguments, excitement or b4t0
caused "A semblance OF . distur4sS
ance. and the policeman had n0tntn1
TO do toward earning his money.
There was not a drunken man w.
BILE, although the barkeepers stAto4
Tuesday that more bottled goods WNM
sold than upon any election day fox +
number Of years. s
Some Of the people, who did MNk
feel interested sufficiently to go to ~
polls, took gun In hand and, fotlcWo&
by the faithful dog. went out to IL
fields and woods TO catch game. Sot1a
caught some while some summed o.
the situation somberly.
As the day was a holiday tn
theaters had good attendance at fk9
matinees.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
VALUABLE PAPERS
BEFORE PUPILS
UNIVERSITY ExrIENsION LEG
TUREs 10 M GIVEN m HIGH
SCHOOL AuDlToR1Ule.

DR.. w. u. Forrest, 81 the chair Of
biblical history and literature 81 the
University Of Virginia. viii deliver the
ifyt University Of Virginia extension
lecture bsfnre tho pnptls. teachers ana
friends Of the high school ii the aa-
13d. -'--''-
This was dstsrsnined upon yseter-
day by oup9ftntend&nt Chandler. who
acoepted tn 0Rsr * the universatS
e rive : sssiss q iestursa during tho
The audisosisH Nm = spsa Tor
any who ny 49, u hsar shs lso-
lures.
rass sassa1 sse1.ss vi - ssvsH
Departments ~ p0lit5eal ee3eacs. Wha
viii epeAk a. &1ucat1cn NJ eitirsn-
oth. \; NJ "a ';. d 3s. ~
The third lSctnr~ Mjl1 ~ alven ~
Rrofosacf n. III NAbnAE 0f AZ chair
q hintorys ea Ja114a1Y 1etIA AZ Win
ssal viii an m " c{ ~ past
psher ~ sIsig ~ ns14vssoa -
pTefss.cs esssss U: - z1s-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
MUCH INTEREST
IN AMENDMENTS
QUIET, PERSISTENT WORK ON
PART or THE FRIENDS OF the
rREAsuRER AND coMM,s-
stoMsR.

Friends OF both Treasurer Pace and
Commissioner Tresnon, together with
The two ofiiciais themselves. worked
csaselsssly yesterday at the polls. Not
H. vctsr cot TO the booth without hav-
Ing bssn directed ~ 10 the proper way
70 mark the ballot concerning the
constitutional amendment
II u reasonable to believe that there
ware many ballots marked wrong.
Numbers Of voters rot mixed In the
directions. and could not tell. when
thy voted against the amendment,
whsthsr thsy wsrs voting Tor II 81
MT ara others wsrs of the opinion
that when thsy voted Tor Il they were
voting against Il.
Tho ener9y md Natchfulneas AZ tn
NcFkero Tor fhe amendments donhtlesn
feeuItsd ~ much go0d. ~ II attested ~
~ 1rge vote p0lled n theif fAxcF.
1ia 1sAtaz1e ~ the alection wme tn
only intefa etinG one III cOAu~ctloxI
W3tAt ~ "a ens0alIs hi
NNe 1et4m~p eone IN 4hat IN
- el,l ~ M nslil
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
.DRAF TsnEN NAY
SUCCEED kEEGAN
LusHEW 4. BASS MENTIONED Al
AssIsrANT CRY EroINEzR
vAuxNCx JANUARY fsT.

with the going away Of Assistant
City NngtneeF KeegAn, the Vacancy
oroAted BY his leaving y being sought
Tor ~ several aSptranta He u NTH
assistant IN rank. with Alien J. 9avtIle.
sixth.
Naturally xr. savtIls viii 10 up a
the vacant place, while the man below
him Will succeed to tbs sixth place.
Then the new man win come IN. There
- ltttie probability u any one jump
|Ing. City EnGineer Boiling always haa
his ~ open u the tntefests o. thS
men IN HI once. and givae III Of them
what y ccming n the way q pro-
notlon. A
Lncien r Bass. ono u The 4rAuehts-
men A TN ollloe. y nsenttoned - ths
prohablo succAngor 10 NJ. Keegnn. H
~ be1n ~ ~ o1tce sosne time ana
~ o0Mmt0e<9A cApAble y0un3 nan,
ono Xh0 NJ NJ 1ntersets % the AZ.
paftnneAt N haatk
~. 1IneGaA VIII leovH FOR has nv
pot = 11nth Aneyiea the ART q
~ N M 1ue6 ~ WIN tfuUgkaS
~ lnHn@1 ~ tn Fsg1ttng IL fhe
grcueAs - bnildins1 eozamitfas ne3e
nenth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
BOLD ATTEMPT IS
MADE AT BURGLARY

A bold attempt At burglary wa
made Tart night NJ the home OF n.
c. Miller, ee1G West GrlNe street,
while MT. Miller ana Mrs. Miller wErs
away. Only the nurse and two youns
children wcre In the house At the
time. The elder Of the two. > boy
eight years old, heard 4 noise in the
back u the house ana raised the
alarm. a negro who had climbed 70
the second story and was trying to
force entrance Into q bathroom. WA
frightened away. No description wa
obfAIned Of him. 4 policeman wa
SAINT 10 inysstigate, but could ma no
clue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
'VV0IlEs FOREIGN
MISSIONS MEET
s-
rnInrr-rounrM ANNUAL sEssros
cosvnsrs N nHoAD-srREEr
II !. UHUncn.
DR.. WELLS breaches
MANY ADDnnssEs ARE DELIv-
Erred AND GREAT ESTHUs-
IAsM IL SHOWN IN THE
WORK.

The thirty-fourth annual meeting of
the women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the Virginia conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
was begun in the Broad-street Meth
odist church last night. with about 100
delegates from all parts of the State
In attendance.
The devotional service was con-
Quoted by the Rev. Frank l.. Wells,
pastor, whose text was. God is Light
and In Him ID no Darness at Ail.-I
St. John, /, v. Mr.. Wells delivered
an excellent sermon, referring to the
widespread OF Christianity in latter
years and of the great and good work
now being done in foreign fields by
missionaries.
Addresses OF Welcome.
Various addresses of welcome were
made by the different organizations
Of the society. Mr.. Wells welcomed
them on behalf Of the church. Mrs.
l. r. Christian welcomed them on be-
half OF the board OF stewards.
Mrs. J. L. Wiltshire welcomed them
on behalf Of the adult auxiiiaries. She
made an eloquent address, speaking
especially Of the work being done in
China by women missionaries and OF
their devotion to the spread of Chris
t!anity. Mrs.. ]. r.. johnson welcomed
the delegation on behalf OF the young
people, and MIRA n. ". Coleman for
the home mission workers.
Response was made by Mrs w. w.
Brockman. Of Charlottesville. She
spoke OF thu value of cooperation ami
OF the good which resulted from tiA
annual conventions. Miss Ruth Blanks.
OF Petersburg. responded for the young
people.
Miss Head Makes Address.
Miss Mabel Head. educational Sec
rotary Of the woman's Missionary
council. delivered the principal ad-
dEass OF the evening She spoke Of the
three aims Of the society: to know
Christ, to know His plan for the re-
demption Of the world, and that each
should know her place In the great
work. She said that the society had
made great strides during the thirty
-four years OF it, history. and that it's
work was sure ia be felt In the years
to come. Tho society Is contributing
to the support OF several missionaries
In the foreign Helds bat more money
was needed. she said, and more work
ers to labor in the vineyard. The SER
Vices were ended with the Holy Sacra-
ment.
There will be two sessions today, the
hrst beginning ut 9 O'Clock, and the
second at 2 O'clock. The convention
viii end on Friday. Arrangements
have been made to care for the dele
gates. and all will be Hospitality en-
ftertatned during their stay here.
q S (. A.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
|zAPAT|ST HORDE
STAYS MEX|CANS
FEDERAL TROOPS ARE RUSHED
FROM CAPITOL CITY TO
THREATENED DISTRICT.

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 5.--Aordes
OF Zapatists have surrounded Cuer.
navaca. and according to dispatches
tonight are In controi of the city. Great
alarm prevails in government circles
here over this new rebel advance. Gen
eral Banquet and a force of 500 men
have been rushed to the city from
the capital.
Y II reported that the Zapatists yes
terday defeated the federais In sew
eral small engagements. In taking
xochitepec and Yautepec, tho Zapa-
fists are reported to have assa ssinated
Ill tbs town ofIiciaIs in the public
square. ana burned the public build
ings
Renewed activities are reported in
tho state Of Oaxcala.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
.SLEMP WINNER;
|. AYERS TO CONTEST
WHOLESALE CORRUPTION
REPUBLICANS rs CIIARGED ~
ny THE DEMOCRATS

Especial to The Richmond vir8fni41
BRISTOL VA, Nov. b.-Hr
Democratic headquarters tonight G
cedes election OF Congressman HHs
Slemp on the face Of the rctuxns
It is believed that General
Ayers, the Democratic nomineA,
make contest on account Of t1M I
ports OF the wholesale use AZ Nn69
and liquor by the Republicans 4E
one end Of the district to thA oeN4
in violation OF the agreement g.
candidates to spend no money. IS
Slemp's election II conceded by
majority. with Buchanan 70 hear
which VIII nor matertaily chAn1
result. The vote by c0untteat zs*!
Sfenlp Carried Bland, 1T: LaGS
Scott. 375; Smith. 50: Ta1ewalk
Wise. $50. Wythe, ~; plekineoS
Ayers carried Giles, lSo;
7s7; Washington, 800; ANns
The election was excjtinR ~ AZ
the district for liquor ship16n
Bristol TO points IN the Nink
the heaviest In the history ~ g.