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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04
THERE EXISTS A TIE
IN VOTE FOR MAYOR
RECOUNT OF FOURTH WARD VOTE
AFFECTS RESULT.
COLE LOSES SIN AND COBOLINI
TWO. MAKING TOTAL OF EACH
673-MAY RESULT in NEW ELEC-
TION

There exists tie in the vote for may
or
The ballot box of the Fourth ward of
the last springs municipal election was
terday. and Il count of the votes results
in tie vote between A. b. Cole and l..
Cobolini for the Office of mayor. The
total vote of Cole in the count last spring
was go. that of Cobolini was 675. leav-
ing a majority for Cole of votes. The
vote for Cole in the fourth was 100. Cob
olinis was 102. BY the count yesterday
Coles vote in this ward was cut down
10 % and Cobolini's to 100. According
10 this. Coles vote in total would be 6I3,
by yesterdays count. and Cobollhis
loss of two votes cuts his total vote 10
673. Therefore the tie.
A prominent lawyer stated last mgh'
that undoubtedly tie exists, and that,
as the matter stands, there really mas
heen no election. This would mean that
BENJAMIN Kowalski. the former mayor,
would be still custodian of the Office oi
snayor. and would continue until ms
successor has properly qualified
In the event motion i not made ana
granted to open the remaining ballot
boxes. which might change the result III
some way. another election for mayor
would have to be called.
SO far, only the vote for mayor mas
been recOunted and it is not annonhceu
whether the opening of the fourth ward
ballot box will affect other offices. There
was only one other Independent candi-
date declared elected by a majority Oh
four votes. This was the late Citf Mar
hal Crixell. ~
The remainder Of Yesterdays Session
was consumed largely i'll the taking o.
testimony of the Democratic voters who
did not get to vote i'll the April election.
Those who testified to that effect at the
morning session were:
Amador Medallin, Auundio Herrera,
Anonio Reyes, GenerO Padron, Marcel
ino Alvarez, Alvero Cuelia, Reyes Tob-
las. Simon DelgadO, Anselmo Soils, All
los Ayala. Santos Garcia and Rafael
Cantu.
All of these declared they would have
voted for Cobolini.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04
GREECE REFUSED TO
SIGN TRUCE
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
London. Dec 2.-The refusal of Greece
to sign .he armistice preparatory to the
peace negotiations is taken to mean that
there is jealousy among the Balkan al
lies and that possible change IS pend
ing in the Balkan League. The other
states signed the armisitce with Turkey,
and il il expected that Greece may con
tinue hostilities.
1t is reported at Sofia that Koumahla
may be substituted for Greece III ne
League of the Balkan states. The Jeai-
ousv between Bulgaria and Greece Is
known to be acute and serious cOmpllca-
tions may follow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04
NO PUNISHMENT FOR
NEGRO LYNCHERS.
IN CASES OF BRuTEs LYNCHED FOR AT
TAcKING WHITE WOMEN, SAYS GOVERN
n OF S0UTH CAROLINA.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Richmond Dee. 3-Governor Cole l..
Blaze of South COralina declared to the
annual conference of Governors opened
here today that the lynchers of the ne
gro assailantS of white women would
60 unpuniShed in his State, he said:
II will never order out militia to
shoot down their neighbors and protect
a black brute who commits namcleSS
crime.
when negro assaults white wOm-
an, all that is needed is that they get the
right man, and they who get him will
neither need nor receive trial"
His address was the most remarkable
of a day devoted to the consideration of
men and punishment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04
SENATE BEGINS
ARCHBOLD TRIAL.
Press.

Associated Press.
Washington. ID. G.. Dee. 3.-Judge Ro-
bert w. Archbold. Of the United States
Commerce Court, today heard himself
characterized as one who had "prostitu-
ted his high official position to personal
profit" who had "cOmmercialized his pO-
tentiality as judge" The impeachme"
proceedings abainst Judge ArchbOld be-
gan at noon i'm the II. s. Senate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04

Mr.. Taft has fixed the tolls to be
charged ut Panama, but who Is 10 pro
vide the ships to pay tolls to pay 1or
it's up-keep if American ships are to be
eyemptcd?-New York World.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04

Judge Waller T. Burns of the federal
court yesterday afternoon peremptorily
discharged the petit jury yesterday af-
ternOOn after it had turned in verdict
of not guilty in the case of the United
States VS.. Jesus Hernandez. Herman
dez was charged with receiving, conceal
md smuggling merchandise.
Judge Burns. when the jury turned in
its verdict after being out short time,
was plainly displcaScd with it. and. af
ter lecturing the members and giving
| them some pertinent advice as to the
proper manner of deliberating on YER
diets. discharged them The verdict re
mains on the clerks record as turned i'll
nv the Jury
The members of the petit jury, selected
Monday. were c. b. :. Wharton. Ra-
phael C0wen. Fred f. Marks, c. II. Mil
y. c. r. Mitchell. f. NJ. Card j. u
Ills. W. T. Denton, H. c. Ware. T. j
Caldwell. Manuel Cullen. Jr.. a. H.
Fernandez and II. III. Banker. A. H.
Fernandez and III. III. Banker were not
& wing in the ease of Hernandez. and
are retained. The balance of the jury
men were discharged. and by order Of
the court will not he drawn as talesmer
again during the present term Of court.
Deputy Marshal W. b. Linton was in
IStructed to summon eighteen more tales
men 10 appear in court at 10 o'clock this
morning. from which the petit jury pan
el will be filled again.
The federal grand jury, which is in
Nsession, yesterday returned four true
bills of indictment, said to be on minor
violations of the law. The personnel OF
the grand jury:
A. p. Wright. foreman: G. F. Oaks
Walter Rolfe. L. b. Wood. t. J. Hester
~. c. Ramsey. O. ID. Kirkland. ID. III
Jones. T. l.. Shannon. Antonio Tamayo
I'D. Y. Mcclellan. a. :. Moody. Constant
Laroche. Robert Lieck. ID. A. Templeton
j. II. Cottingham. Frank T. Berry and
Fred Oberle
The following eases were disposed Of
by the court Yesterday:
L. :. vs.. Juan NaSqueZ: charge. re
ceiving. concealing and smuggling mer-
!thdhulSe. jury feiurhtu Ncfulct oi NOT
guilty. and defendant was discharged.
L. :. vs.. ISmael Reyes Retana; charge.
violation of the neutrality laws. passed.
/ t. :. vs.. Wenceslao Olvera: charge.
receiving. concealing and smuggling
merchandise: defendant waived jury.
pleaded guilty to the charge. and was
released until 10 O'Clock this morning
u. :. vs. Maria Garcia: charge. re-en-
Itering the United States after having
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04

An extensive deposit of coal said to be
equal to the best American steamins
coal has been discovered In Venezuela.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04
DATE FIXED FOR
TEXAS STATE FAIR

Associated Press.
Chicago. Ills. Dec 3.-The American
Association of Fairs and Exhibition meet
ings here today set the date for the Tex
as fair for 1913, October is to November
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04

Anelectrically operated device for ana
lying and registering the quality of
furnace gases is recent French inven-
tiOn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04

A Michigan knitting mill In making ar
tificial silk from vegetable fibre and
converting il into hosiery and underwear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04
FORECAST.

Associated Press.
East Texas-Fair Wednesday, proceed
ed by rain in the East portion; Thurs
day fair.
West Tcxas-Fair Wednesday and
Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04

To save Dakota the use of tie wires on
electric lines South Dakota man has
invented an insulator with a spring clip
in slot
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04

umbrella covers in New York factory
cuts $50 thicknesses of fabric at once.
An electrical machine for cutting
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04
CATTLE.

Associated Press
Kansas City. Mo-, Dee. 3.-Cattle re-
ceipts $4,000; 500 Southern; Steady and
weak; Southerns, steers, 450aSOO. Hogs
receipts 22OO0; ) to 10 cents lower.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04

One of Germany's numerous dirigible
balloons has made more than 100 jour
news with passengers without single
mishap.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04
COTTON.

Associated Press.
New Orleans, a.. Dec. 3.-Cotton fu-
lures closed steady with an advance Of
l9a23 points. Spots steady and unchang-
ed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04

According to geological survey figures
the coal output Of the United States il
just about doubled every ten years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04

Associated Press.
Ft. Worth, Tex, Dec. 3.-Cattle re-
ceipts 5000; steady steers 600. Hogs. re-
ceipts 7.50; top 100. No sheep.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04
FEDERAL JUDGE
LECTURES JURY

TPoN RETURNING A VERDICT OF ACQUITAL
IN A SMUGGLING CAsE-THEY ARE DIS
CHARGED.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-04

There exists tie in the vote for may
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
COMMIT ROLLER
IO|NSANE ASYLUM
Judge Richardson Orders That
Love-Sick Hungarian Be Sent
to Williamsburg.

John Roller. the lovesick Hungarian.
who has been annoying a young wo-
man in the West End for months. and
who was last winter adjudged insane,
Will not for some time disturb her. An
order was entered yesterday by Judge
y. - Richardson, IN the HuSting
Court. committing him to the Eastern
state Hospital for the Insane. at VIII
liamsburg As soon as papers in his
case have been prepared u guard will
come for HIM
Rollers mania lies in the fact that
he believes all women are desperate
~ in love with him; that az is irresis-
tibIe. The attention of the police was
first called to him when complaint was
made that he had been writing let
tiers and paying unwelcome attentions
10 the young society woman. lie was
locked m and subsequently, adjuGseo
OF unsound mind
Benjamin LovensteiD. an attorney
came 10 his aid. and upon furnishing
bond. secured permission from the
Hastings Court 10 have him leave the
STATE Roller went away. but return
I'd. Again permission was granted fos
him 10 leave. But Roller was persis-
tent and came back to Richmond Al
though the police were aware o. MS
presence here they could not locate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
CHARGES AGAINST
COUNTY OFFICER
Policeman D. L. Temples Conduct
Will Probably Be Investi-
gated by Court.

Whether there will be an official
investigation Of the recent conduct OF
Henrico County Policeman ID. Ia Tenn
pie rests largely on the action OF tne
policeman himself. In the event tnat
he places his resignation in the hands
OF Sheriff X emp, it Is probable that
the matter will be dropped. but should
he not resign, his alleged absence
from duty and presence in resort
on North Third Street from SATURDAY
until Wednesday will be TT subject
for Investigation by Judge r. carter
Scott, when he convenes Circuit court
in the county next month
Official notice OF the policernans ac-
ton was brought about by his VIE
who informed Sheriff Kemp on Wed
nesday that her husband had not oeeh
ar home since Saturday. and that she
feared something was wrong. Ponce
man Tiller WAS detailed by the sheriff
TO make an investigation. He sue
ceeded in locating Temple in house
on North Third street. said 10 be own
ed and occupied by negroes
Policeman Tiller reported his dls-
coyery 70 Sheriff Kemp. but the latter
has as yet taken no action He Is EN- :
powered only to suspend the alleged
offender. and absolute dismissal from
the force rests with Judge Scott. Tenn
pie had a conference with Sher'r
Kemp in regard 10 the matter yes
terday morning.
The accused officer was formerly a
county constable During the last year
he has been a regular paid ofhcer OF
rho county poIice force with Fairfield
District as his especial beat His home
IS on the Mechanicsville Turnpike.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
MURDER OR SUICIDE?
Question Discussed I'm Closing Argu-
menfs of Trial.

Houlton, Ne. December I3-Whether
August Jacobson committed suicide or
was murdered was discussed tonight
in closing arguments OF the defense
and prosecution at the trial OF .1rs
Annie Jacobson her son, Edgar Jacob
son. and the Rev. Charles W. Emilius.
her son-in-iaw. charged with killing
the womans husband June last The
defense. which insists that Jacobson
took his own life. rested its case late
in the day after Emillrs had denied
knowledge OF his father-in-law-s
death Attorney T. ". shaw. in his
closing argument. declared that tho
prosecution had not proved that jacob
son had been murdered. and argued
that the evidence showed that Jacob
sons wounds might have been sels-in-
nicfed
The lawyer also charged that Dr.
Boone. the state medical examiner. was
careless when he performed the autopsy
on JacoNson's body b. the aid OF
scarcnliEhts OF an automobile.
Attorney General Pattingali. for the
state. argued that the medical tcs;i-
rnony had shown that IL was inpos-
sihle for Jacobson TO have inflicted the
injuries. and he denied that there was
any motive FOR suicide.
Judge Hadlcy will charge the Jury
to-rnorrow morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14

Central Trade and Labor Council On jan
,a-v 1872 M H'rschberE VIII begin MS
arr consecutive term as p-es'dent o. the
council
The meeting last night n the Labor
Temple took UP little business OF import
ance in addition 20 the election o. OIL
co.'s The remaining officers were also re
eiected as follows. ] z. Wilcox, vice
president: < ". Biakev. recording secre-
tary: Frank K-uok. ansncisi secretary
prank Jones. serEea1t-at-ar7ns
The council has board % trustees COM
posed of three members. one OF whom IS
elected each year. ~ r Pace was electes
a ;rastee last night. His associates on the
f,oara are " J. Whitiock and VI Levy
me installation o. the o1ice-r cnoSer.
lsst Night viii take P.ace On the Second
F-sfav r.sat IN January The terms %
ne lsie officers 90 not ex7cre until Dece7n-
he n q the installation OF Officers the
annual reports viii be presented President
s1s--~-se-x made a repor; last r!zht. COW
ertn~ TIE recent national convention ~nicI
Re attended IN Rochester
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
KNOCKER CAPTAIN
THREATENED HIM
Witness Tells of Attempt Made
to Ruin His Cash Reg
lister Business.

Cincinnati. o, December 1s.-Thls was =
banner day in point o. the number o. wit-
nesses heard ar the trial OF President Joan
H. Patterson and twenty nine other OH
cials or former officials OF the National
Cash Register Company. charged with vio-
lstins The criminal section OF the Sherman
act.
I. L. Distributions former American
agent - savannah. Ca. said he drove a
national agent out u his office with gun
when the latter refused 10 lease while
pro spectfve purchaser was in his office
A = Edwards, Of Spokane. owner Of Z
Wholesale store fixture concern. testified
that he purchased number Of Michigan
cash registers TO sell. and that afterward
W G. Pruitt. National sales agent for that
territory, tried TO induce him TO stop SELL
ing any machines other than Nationals.
Edwards stated that Pruitt said he too
good = man to stand the '-Suaping" that
necessarily would come his way II he con-
tiuued to buck the National Edwa rds
further said that after Pruitt saw there
gan machines ne threatened have a man
ufacturer OF scales withdraw The agency
nom Edwards. and also to discredit him
b. having suits brought 4ainst him. Fin
ally. according TO Ihe witness, Pruitt show
Il him 'mO-gue list. containing twenty
six names OF n-rDs that PTuitt said had
been forced out OF the business because
they refused to quit selling other than Ma
ticnaI machines Edws-ds claimed that
Pruitt tod him he tEdwards) would be the
~ enty-Seveuth. and the next day three
Michigan registers which had been sold
were returned. Others were being returned
% him since. he said
John T.. ShOop. one o. Edvards's sales
men. testified that he heard Pruitt say that
j. Edwards did not keep to the scale bust
se<s that the National would spend sIove
TO put him out % business entirely.
J. A SunGwaid. % Seattle. said that Ma
tioIa. agents had followed him everywney,e
he went and tried to stop his sales He
said that Priitt was known as the knock
er captain"
\ number OF less irnportan; witnesses aiso
testified to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
OSTEOPATHS MEET TO-DAY
state society 20 Dust shiropractors Remair
ing in This state. .-..

The annual meeting o: the Virginia Osteo-
p2thic Society viii convene IN The audito-
rum o. the Jefferson Hotel ;h!s morning
q. 10 O'Clock Two business session and a
hsncvet are scheduled fo- 80 dsv. OH
ce-s "a the ccruing year WILL BE- elected and
technical PAGERS read. The present officers
O. the society are Dr. : ". Wof ~ Br.s-
tot president. Dr.. : II Bright % SorToik.
tce-prssiGear and Dr.. " n. Bowen OF
Richmond. secretary ara treasurer.
Il Is understood that the sOciety. which vas
r. sr,o- sfbis for the 7assa e b. tire 'as- Leg
4, ttre OF the autichirnnractors bii. VII
sake steps today for Kidding the state Of
Eve or SIX practitioners o this OBJECTION
asfa science who remain here in violation
=. she recent statute P-eS.teu: Woit Is
AUTHORITY for the statement 'hat IRE society
ufil es.zr OFT warrants to-day for che o.
ending chiropr actOrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
CLAYTON DISMISSED
No Evidence Against Wan Held as .
Suspicious Character.

Because there was no evidence
against him, Henry Clayton, held for
several days as suspicious character.
suspected OF having committed a
felony, was dismissed yesterday MORN
ling in Police Court. Clayton was ar
rested by Sergeant thinner when he
was attempting - have check
cashed.
Lump" Scott. colOred. was sent to
Jail for four months by Justice
Crutchneld Tor stealing S1S from
George Mason
Ethel Johnson. colorec. was held cor
the grand jury on the charge OF en-
.er.nr the home OF Mary Ramsey. i1ls
BOYD street. and stealing two rings.
two bracelets and a quantity Of cloth
ing.
A : Perkins was fined $50 and
costs for being drunk. disoTderly AM
resisting Motorcycle Officer Samueis-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14

the building of fires and the use of
fireworks prior TO Christmas. During
the holidays 1t is bad enough, causing
runaways and doing other damage"
This statement was made by Major
" erner after he had issued the order
10 break up this nuisance.
Major Werner Is still firm in his
stand tnat he Will prohibit the build
ing OF oonhres Christmas IL boys do
not stop stealing barrels and boxes
from the back yards of citizens. Since
ne announced that unless these thefts
ceased he would prohibit the fires
complaints 20 the police have been
greatly minimized. the youngsters we'll
needing the warning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
MARSHALL WILL
DELIVER ADDRESS
Vicc-President-Elect to Attend
Commencement at University
of North Carolina.

Raleigh. ~ Q. December l1-(-ovsrror
Thomas X Marshau. o. Indiana. Fics-Pres-
iderr-eiect VIII deliver abe principal ad-
dress A. she CONNIE ncemcnt exercises Of
the University o. North Carolina which
take pace rhe irst week In June
rraoun.elrent @. bis acceptance o. ths
Invitation % speak Was made here ~ q
meeting % the -oard o. trustees this after
noon This is the irst invitation @ de-
i've ar address accepted D. Governor Mar
shall since his e'cci'oa-
The aac.alaureate sermon VIII De preach
81 By Rev r. Y. Huuens president o thf
SofiT-ern Baptist -heoioSical seminary a
r.ar-fsri .fe EF.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
WOULD CLASSIFY PRODUCE
s,s,>rr;usnat< sale of Fish. Game. Butte
- AZ, Aarkefs Ia Crif7cized-

aa6Isc rimsuat~ sale of Fish, Game Duito'
# In Narkrs~ IL Crifcized-
The Council Cou.-n1ttee on asrneS ne.a
neid m br.e< session last night Bics were
Invited for Improvements TO the taNs "a
r. neat-house at TIE secord Market sad
10 minor irnprovc-ns authorized II
Vas ordered ttat hereafter applicants fot
nc rental os stalls must STATE IN tneis
p,titions what they propose 70 Sc. ooJeS
r.ts conduct Of some stalls. where i've
poulfry butter. vegetables and other pro
s,,~r are offered II is the desire o. ne
cor,-nfttee TO set apar. a certain section
- ar rnarke. for the sale o. fish. certain
o,hers for poultry. ard stiTi other- for but
le- and eggs, 20 prevent the rather unat-
trsctive and perhaps unsaritary mfx,ures
that have been reported a. being offered
~ some huckstsrr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
WILL REPORT THEM
Persons Who Build Fires aud Explode
Fireworks Must 60 to Court

Orders were issued Yesterday by
CHER Of police Werner 70 the members
OF his department 10 report all per
sons building fires IN the streets or
alleys or exploiting fireworks ia the
CITY. Those who are reported ior
this violation viii be summoned 10
police Court. and in cases OF convic-
Z ous fines viii BE- imposed. -Four
cases. ~ Is understood. we're reported
yesterday. three for building ircs
anf one OF firing crackers
Il do not intend TO couEtenauce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
GUILTY OF CONTEMPT

Register Of Voters Sentenced 60 Ten
Days IN jail
New orleans. Ia. December u
Samuel A. Montgomery. register OF
voters Of the city Of New orleans. to-
day was adJudgcd guilty Of contempt
and sentenced 70 ten days In jail for
having violated an Injunction foroidding
che erasing Of names from the resistra-
zion roll just prior to the recent gen
crai election. TIE injunction was the
result Of a fscronal fzht between the
so-caIIcd ring and the Good Govern
nenf League here Mr.. MONTGOMERY
f. a member Of the league. An appeal
from the contempt decision was taken
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
CHANGE IN BRYAN DATE
eefure i'm Richmond VIII Be Delivered
Next Thursday.

No. 49, <cr ne address OF William J.
T9ryan. o< Nebraska IN Richmond has been
changed 20 December 10. A telegram re
ceived Yesterday from Mr. Bryan states
ma. his plans have been changed because
90 his desire 10 attend the banquet 90 De
given IN honor o. William Suize-, OF New
York
Therefore. on Thursday evening. Decern-
her - Mr. Bran will deliver his lecture,
.eThe signs Of the Times" az The City All
dirorfurn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14

him. He was finally picked up in
Petersburg and brought back.
1t is expected that his case viii be
taken UP with the United States Bureau
of immigration. and efforts made TO
have him deportcd TO his native land
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
NIRScHBERG AGAIN PRESIDENT

Member Of Administrative Board Re-Eaesf-
I'd A. Head Of Trade and Labor Council
John Eirschbsrx. mcnbcT-elect % TIE
r,.r Administrative Boa ri. was last niTht
unanimously -e-otsc-ed D-SsiSeat o. the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
At Red Cross Meeting.

rieu..rant-csovernor J. Taylor Ellyson has
returned from Washington where he at
terded a mbeting OF the directors OF che
American Red Cross