davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13
ARTICLE VI.

ARTICLE VI,
ne ASSOCIATION at the dIsp,a,,o.
81 The Board OF Director. IVY
MAKE use Of its funds in anv and T., \
M ways prescribed below, 10 vi
It may lend money at interest 3,
mortgage security, or 10 sh,rs.
holders on the simple p|ed a.a's q
thelr stock together with the ~.
m'nts and accumulations tbp,sa.
provided that loans on snob atoel
security shall not exceed IN amoan,
the actual Withdrawal valup ii s,sI
stock at the time the loan is madp,
And it, also, may lend money ia
ITS shareholders owning %ainstalI.
m'nt shares provided the Ava.
cation IS secured therefor bv Ven
doris lien and mortgage on real
estate IN the Parish Of iberia, Lon,
isiana, and by the pledge to The
Association Qf p4A shares on which
the saf lga1 fr advance is made,
togetlJr ~ Mpayments and az.
cumu<ations, present and future
thereon; and provided the boz.
rover shall give a note therefor
at tho rate OF One hundred and
thirty tN1301 dollars fOp each share
upon which an advance is made,
said motto to bear interest al The
rate of eight per cent. per annarh,
payable weekly. and said note
shall not mature or be demandalle
SO long as the weekly ihstallnents
on tho pledged shares, and the
weekly portion Of the interest, are
paid regularly when due until The
valve Of said shares shall be aP-
Piled to its liquidation.
IN case OF doubt as to the suill-
cheney Of the real estate security
offered, other additional security
may be taken.
Shareholders applying for an
advance on shares failing to tender
satisfactory security therefor VIII
in thirty days from the application
for tn. loan shall lose all rlgh1ls
Hereunder provided that m
Board OF Directors may for goo'
and sufficient reasons, extend ln'
timel and all costs, charges OF 81
penses attending the examlnauoah
Of titles and searches, shan y
charged to the borrower ana ne
lien against his or her shares VI
til paid.
All fees of attorneys, notafles
recorders, registrars, anu ~ :. g
pensea incurred in making OF eaa
r,ll,ng loans. and reinscrl1Inl
mortgages, except as may pc o ~
|ervi4e provided in the by-n Wv
shall be paid by the resPe'''
borrowers.
The Board OF Directors . ~,
make such rules and resolu.''a
or BYLAWS, to govern loaH' :
they may see fit.
u 80 nj
Thus done and passed y. o.,
'I' n - Tber,a. state of Loulslaaa a.
on tho dav. month and year -
above written the pre ssa iot
Mesars. William Banmann am vi
+. White, good and com 9ps.,sh' vi
ne sses residing in this faa.s' VII
have signed these presen,g Aft
! n,r les and me, Notary -
due reading Of the who'e'
\. F. WILLARD, Pres.
j. A.. FAGoT, Vice f't''
4. II. TROTTER
! w. TAYLOR
q. G. LAUGHLlN
LIZARD king
". J. BERNARD
VILLA" y Notary Pub
WITNESSES:
VIM. AuMAN
JOHN T. WHITE.
STATE or LOUIMAnA,
PARISH or rio
/ q, Leblanc, j., p1 pscyerd
If enurt and Ex-off,civ, or Ibe
- M I1,,ls in and l.r 10, cert
~, '.'7 tho ! above and fore ,gortsr
If Of; amendment to the ena
, y, '1 ,s"ri. building As'G e
v !, filed for recordat' at. !, |" j.,
o,f,c on the Sixth day on d,
1912, and the same mas NO No
re.orJea Book ASS Of M i
gag, records Of my ol''''
Ito So. my .
In faith whereof Will, ..:as this
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

''.i s lotion shan
c y, Y held At at, tb De " hi.
H. j l''.aS'on under do, ai'9nes N,
81 the Bo ,''a,eaolie w.
#.. &C.,, !, breeding rs q Dirpq
sa'af aaa
'l'ilt< u tie a r~eecip.
tlfsd elected '''s east sba.ls
Y. taaqp 10 b.,
s.. y alas snoeifi ao'd "a d..
#,aopa - !, '9,,,Peoratioop,, '' A. y
.,'ltt ~ election i sha'l ho,dR D |
3ba1eof me tim a',et h
tlar m,mbor ) shall e'eet
'''1 'V"' and li1'o
~ o. 91],''rr'"1G shall b, /, !.
!, pureetor, shan pa'l''''
',l,lt = Secretary Wv, aa elect D. ),
j.lffNt1s "a m.r ana such "
5 -. =, IT,, The np" ''Sss,,a'y ' ps
. 49, s, and Directors, . s,'1.1,'oy@
l'',ss s' 10 enact Nv shall bag ~.
IJ ',,','' T. his ciar r'ss not h.
1>lo"r" any oii fees IT. to s. SUSPEND r,f :
.f II 4 a,,. .. daty or i, c "'seeterf@
Iae' - nj provided for 'i + : slesss.
tll"lilT to carry ' on, general 4,
n.y. 4gsiors' Of the y. hs.. ebe,
...l' ,Af'.N shall moi h,, assoeaiaf
lal'eN0ase real estate NoTti h
ea9h except In
NY director about to A..
51', = from the Parish n,., '.''nt
~ Writing a spbs s,,s' nom.
~ 5'@ad, provided said sd'lss ~, h
','.'l' ''' 2 s%hareholder a. f%a !,
l''''n, owning not les - tt ~ 4
T'''r, :nd such sutstitu1,,laa ' y.
,hll''"a to a seat With ' NV } 'aa.
- Directors on filing : ~ " loan
WI l'l' secretary. ~ pro1
~" word asharesy ,,1
eha'ess as nscd in this ' a,,,d ,'orl
- htlelo XIV do moi ;n al.gle an
~ stock. h's'd1f pat
mat Article VI Of tho cb,u..
eali corporation as amenda1 =
e and IS amended to re,a ~
! lows y ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13
ARTICLE v.

The corporate power OF the As
ISOLATION shall be exercised ~
seven Directors, each Of whom
shall oWn not less than five shares,
who shall be elected by the share
holders on the Third Tuesday in
January, annually, each stock
holder represented at said cleo
ton and not delinquent being en-
titled to vote as fOllOWs:- For II
share up to five exclusive he may
cast ono vote. From five shares
up to ten exclusive he may cast
two votes. From ten shares up to
twenty exclusive he may cast three
votes. For twenty shares and over
he may cast four votes.
Notice or said election shall be
given for the space of ten days
by the Secretary through the mail.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

That Article VI Of The ch,rt., !.
ea'i corporation as amended ~ y
= ah' IS amended to read =, ii
lows ~ w.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

eh.. -. word shares" and w.,
~ stock. ''t'alf Pad
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

First to stpe4 and tht rtffat IS
ment .: MONIES paid f9t aGtottt, a
shai, holders 2nfl, IT, th att#
mont Of interest dH. .tad 6fst f#
juetallments on share E1o ~ Il
that the ordsl 81 nnpnt ttlen @El@
he changed IT the it#afelHa#F r8
the BOARD Of Directors
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

Charles Lockwood Joined his wife
an this city Saturday. coming I'D from
Miami by trata. Mr. Lockwood has
been engaged on the yacht Cynthia
III, but left the boat At Miami, hav.
ing resigned his position. He will
remain here until the 10th of nex,
month. when he WIZ leave for Bos,
ton. Mass. to Join smother private
yacht upon which he has taken a
position. Mrs. Lockwood win accom-
pany him north.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

A drove OF hogs is committing
depredations In the outaaying dis
trscts OF the city, destroying flower
and vegetable gardens and disfigurfna
the parkages by their rootines
These animals are very destructive
and capable OF doing much damage n
very short space OF tame. and be
fore they can be corraaed by the
authorities or otherwise DISPOSED oil
by the irate hnuseholders, they dee
troy many times their own value in
the property of residenss OF the
city.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

Mrs. Horace Brown and daughter,
Miss Mildred Brown. arrived Satur-
day Afternoon from Winter Park
where they have been spending the
season and are guests for q time at
the Rosedaoe. on South Palmetto av-
enue. Mrs. Brown Is q cousin by
marriage Of Mrs. Gilman Davis of
Oswego. N. Y. who is spending the
winter in this city. in company with
her husband and son, but the ladies
had never met until last fam when
they were coming south On board a
Clyde line steamship and becoming
engaged in conversation discovered
the family connection.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18
'ssteamer Republic for st
Aasnstine. arriving shout p. m. q

Calvin Snith. colored. q cook by
trade and a negro weR known about
town. was found dead on the dor.
step OF his home on Second avenue,
Madway. Sunday morning. DIR. Kiock
pronounced death due to heart dis
ease. The body was viewed by Jus.
tAce OF the Peace Zuber, who decided
that no inquest was necessary. Smith
weighed $50 pounds.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

*The Ladies Circle OF Congresa-
tso.gal church serve a Rainbow Supper
o1norrow at p. m. but be 1t knoyn
taeat the supper VIII be mose sub
stantial than the rainbow.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

- 5 "A. Lon 9 and sister. Miss
" A IezE eepa ted by train last
1@ N'lerne "a. Miss Long going
y N'Iz1l.o ior 3 few days visit with
Niss6e = thai hace, and DIR. Long
aazlns trip . |, Jacksonville. ex-
ne1zzz % return today.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

WANTED - Subscribers to the
fmes-UniOn to call at the Times
Union bureau and get a handsome
mail box. SS.At
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

Big bargain-A nice, beautiful 7
years old horse for sale. extra sood
traveller and gentae. s. ABENsoN
1<s n. Beach st. ss-st
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

lzest PIC Of residence prop
= - csy. IS s. Palmetto
= seie. : squire ut Gardeners
zaze q EdI londson & Douneay
= @se.e. SStf
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

*Grand auction sale of river front
lots at beautiful Hawks Park. Tuss-
day, 18th. Take trip on the launch
Rambler. 9O-2t
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18
Natural, wav

Was the club resolution about the
bad odors In the alleys carried by the
ayes and nays?"
Naturally. the noes decided H."
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18
Only = Few

oniy q few Of the people who are
not satisfied with the world ara DOING
anything to make 1t better.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

For Sale at a bargain. new player
piano. high grade instrument, COM
plefe. CaAA at l1S Orange Ave. If
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

sAeRepOwa 1911 touring car
NJ - sheap: ulRy equipped; going
m 42rz /. a bargain for some
- nox SO. laytona. 9I-6t
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18
Anything bu. Th,.

Only one letter In a million goes
as1ray. and that one. an exchange
says. never happens to be a bill
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

Free barbecue 1t the auction sais
LdaWks Park, Tuesday. 18th. yacht
Rambler win leave s:15 a. m. so-2t
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

Good Thing to Remember.
Five fingers Of scorn do not equal
one helping hand.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

.Get your premiums with your
subscription to the Times Union at
the Times Union bureau at once, no
waiting. SS-4
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

@Gef your premiums with yoan
subscription to the Tdmes-Union at
at the Times-Un buneau at once
10 waiting. Ss-4t
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

rake the yacht Rambler, Tues
day. 18th, for the grand free barbe-
cue at Hawks Park. 90at
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

sEzn<sd. 70 lease or manage a
ea zz& IN - wida By practical ho-
IL maa. Ad lress Hotel" Daily
48 91-93
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

Don't forget that the Congrega,
tioual church ladies serve an appstiz-
Ing supper in Social ham tomorrow at
O'Clock, p. m.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18
Weary wa,t,na

xouu agree that Fortunes fickle
And she's often slow. we've found.
Death Is apt to WELD his sickle
Long before she gets around.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

One Of the Joys Of FrIendshln.
II Is the real Joy of friendship that
one may think out loud to a friend.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18
Probably

The man who complains that the
world isn't giving him his due would
probably be panied If it did.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

watch the Crescent Theater ad
ssrasements on last page for speciaI
attractions. -
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

Sandstone win absorb n gallon =,
more Of water to the cubic foot Of
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

watch the cre-eens Theaser ad.
''eri-erent on last page for special
attractions. -
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

s>E0R SAILS passenger auto
IN ne condition. 51s s. Ridgewood
S7-5t
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

zodg . me and have a good
a social na Tomorrow night
<n III Rais bow supper.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18
AurieuIar Proof.

rs your husband a sound sleeper?"
MY dear doctor. don't you hear
him? His sleep is nothing but
sound"
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18
The Reason.

oo your teacher does not approve
Of your wearing rats"
mo. the old cat"
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

TIE Usual Way.
Are you keeping any of your good
resolutions nows"
'.Yes--in cold storage"
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

Bas OF Gold and Silver and Valuable Sou
venirs Will Be Given Away.
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

Special Rsle lOc for he Round Trip will be Made Ferry Beats
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

Rght-of-way has been given by the owners +,
privilege OF landing the new bridge. The capitals
been given bond in the sum of One Thousand Doll
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

Acreage property in the line Of advance Of
The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18

Fortunes have been made by some small
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
ONE HUNDRED AND SIX
TEEN BODIES BURIED
-trunrtuuu1 nom fret f-Hgo.,

tcunrtnuu1 rtoT fN1rsr f'Hgo.1
10 them apgealins She is In little
shroud aboard tne Backey- Bennett
II nobody can claim her the ships
crew are going 80 thsp In fer tho
burial and erect u suitable monu-
ment 10 ~ ~ memory
Ast9F in Evening suit.
Col. Aston body was clad In "a
fuU evening dress and his handsome
gold watch was dangling from the
chain out of his pocket ss II he had
consulted II before the final plunge,
HIS Nedy IS IN ii good state II preser-
Walton, There Is no doubt about bis
identity Judging from the effects
found on him.
the body thought to he Of George
f. Ninder. of Philadelphia IL badly
,lisfglred. The skull IN crushed,
Arms and legs OF many are broken.
They we're found noating low. Wv
ers.nu3v ws hauled aboard had a lie
belt, II vas singular how they were
grouped. Ynu know IL you take "A
handful of dies aud tos@ them into q
Hned bucket they viii aoat III lunches.
II was The same with the Titanic
victims we came across. We had 20
steam fully forty miles farther Moth
go tf = here tae TftaHte sgfiH irtvttrrt'
Wa came au any bodies ur wreck
age
Money Pound ON Bodice
rTTle pursper took charge If ali
the vatAst,!'s taken from thr nodies.
/ don't know how much the combined
jewelrv Is worth. II rnss high. hut
] dia hear them say aboard that the
cash from the bodies would agRre-
gate $i7.ooo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
DARK HORSE ONLY
HOPE FOR TAFT
FAIRBANKS NSD SAGEb ARE ste
GEsTED. BIT THEy Look
roo FURLORS.
HUGHES IS OUT OF IT
PRESIDENT MAY STICK IN FIGHT.
But EVEN HIS OWN STATE
rs EXPECTED TO 60
BACK ON HIM.
BY JAMES J. MONTAGUE.

WASHINGTON. Aprllo 30--The for
iorn hope of being able 10 trot a dark
horse out at the eleventh hour was
all that Was left to the supporters OF
President Taft after the news began
to come IN from Massachusetts to-
night.
How fofiofn Is @his hope becomes
apparent when II Is stated that Charles
" Fairbanks and Secretary Charles
Nagel were the Oily two men the Iaft
people could think OF between chances
al the bulletin beard II is = ally
admitted that hughes has gone down
with Taft for Hughes is Tai; man
and Taft clearly has no strength left
to throw to him.
A dark horse committee" from In
diana consisting of State Chairman
Sims. ex-senator Hemen"ay and
James Watson. which o-'ine here u
week ago in ,he interest Vi Fairbanks,
lost oeart and went home when they
head Of the Roosevelt victory to-
niEht
Director Mckinley Silent.
pireete, Mckinley, nj the National
Tai, bureau. who has he'd liked rule
on all previous primarv elections 10
caia, everything in sight, refused 10
make afv statement whaf%fti. itc
came to the bureau early In the even
Ing. took a look at the returns and
went away. lie left word that ne
would not see anybody.
Vice Manager Vernon of the bureau.
said earlp in the evening thai Jat .
mad carried Boston and h. was en-
6ruraged. Later he said he could get
no satisfactory returns from Massa'
chusetts,
Clear us It IL that Taft is beaten,
there seems 10 be nothing to IL but
to keen him II, the race. and let him
go down to defeat. The President
=fS=tu m mood tn g-t-eat, When ne
went to Massachusetts. and put hts
hst in the ring he confirmed his carter
announcement that nothing but death
would take him out of the fight IT VIII
be possible now TO convince MN that
no cannot be nominated, but 1t will
hardly be possible to Get him 10 back
down. . --.. ,.a,,
4sIScver. subsequent events may
change this attitude. Il is pretty GER
tain now that he will not get more
than ten delegates out of the forty
two in his own State of Ohio Ihe
southern delegates are already begin
ming IL desert him and will quit in
swarnas, despite THAR pledges, as soon
AZ they know that he has lost,
To 20 into the convention with not
more than 100 delegates who will stick
may prove too much even for the
President. In that ease there might
be another reactionary candidate, but
who?
Fairbanks Nagei? No. Borah
Possibly, but not probably, Knox
might be induced to bs candidate
but 1t would be a sacrtftce at this
| late state Of the game,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01


delegates from Oklahoma. Wisconsin
and Pennsylvania.
1T IL very evident that MI clark
has atrricd Mass achusettS by at least
2 to /. u can say that have seldom
Enuon a victory In which / rtJniced
So greatly as this oGe,
- fe1t s-safsaaa!s thai Cnts-cilLar MI.
sons nomination would diNide the ~ &
ureAsiye forces. and that Mr.. Clark
would unite All faCtTONs Ur tf1r pftftt y
II believe that the contest "tnih
the Republican marty makes "A victory
In November easy for MS. no matter
" no NAV be nominated by the Repnh~
licarS. and | therefore have felt the
most intense anxiety lest our party
should have an error IN its nomina-
ton.
My own election of defeat as dele
gate il matter an which | have no
news. II lis Of no consequence any.
how. | VIII do my work in the con-
vcntion Just the same whether am a
delegate or not
Curiey Issues Statement.
Congressman James IL. Cnrley is'
sued this statHlnent tonight ut the
Champ Clark headquarters III BIOS
ton;
THE result in Massachnsetts all
things considered vas remarkapte.
Perhaps for the first time In the his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
PARCELS POST
BILL IS PASSED
GUT IT GOES THROUGH IN FORM
or SUBSTITUTE AND NOT
ORIGINAL MEASURE.

W ASHl%'sFttN. Apra 7o-~ Att~r
it1lS DEBATE the t3@As tonight adopted
a c0hVfy'Hf>t pr'S"AlttfM bFot iG}nk
Tor an experimental NaFfels host On
rural mail routes. aua TEMPORARY
tt4fsh'-=ftst general aafrefs t't'~t t''=f1d-
ina ths f@R7'tt " 81 oaufotft" "Hieh
= - 30 created t. hEesfis tt" Tie en-
IRE psre'fs-.t5tst question: Tits c"m~
sn0f@e e"fHbF i@'"i "t three members
CT HE h"nae. and three = the senate
w u afatt r. f@fssis lA''@f R7aa winch
s5all le presented st the oi*ntnE #
tHe H"Nt session "t oH9fess.
no rarttes pest "i7 rural reHtcs pro-
NtaeS Tor TIM CARRYING OF t@tf fa&eS III
f45' more tfttn eleven pounds ia weight
NJ a faio 81 a cents Tor tie hrSt pqBSA,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
4 TOSS UP As TO Who
WON CONTEST IN MASS.
ttsouttuued from first pageJ

-stpe+s-i4ts+,- tha-s+st+ t+.h- conversational
district delegates. His managers also
Slain the ninth and tenth districts III
this CITY. and Taft carried the eleventh
" Back Bsv district. termed the SILK
Stocking district.
Taft DELEGATES had "a slight ler1 in
the thirteenth district. and the four
teenth In which Plymouth was at
uated, was carried hv Roosevelt In
Plymouth and Barnstablc counties
Roosevelt delegn ties received d vote Of
: to l.
Senator Crane, however. led the Taft
group and even with the returns favor
Ing the Roosevelt delegates az large
NAV heat the lowest Of these In .Sen@-
tor cranes home district there was 10
fight made for Roosevelt district dele
gates. save by using stickers.
At midnight the returns indicate
that the delegates from the congress
sional districts Of Boston will be split
about evenly. each candidate getting
six.
! Both Claim Majority.
The claims of the Roosevelt SUP
porters Is 10000 for tho State when
the small towns are heard from. and
the Taft men say they will have n
substantial majority.
t lark sweeps state.
Speaker Champ Clark swept the
Bay state with tho preferential pri~
raFieN today by vote Of more than
I two to one.
/ The result thirty-siX votes Of Maesa-
ebusetts Will be cast for the Mis-
sourian in the national Democratic
convention AZ Baltimore
rom Inc cary returns II does
/ NOT appear ooaf"" wilson rs ear
+ req Sihei@ town.
Among the supports OF the speaker
/ fhe result tonight IL considered as
+ rAetleatlN t"fesha1o"ihR MS n"ml'
/ FR'ton anh Inc vote IL considered n
. severe "'"" TO the hopes OF Governor
/ It"h
! ne tfafR victory mas been most
! "INl'Ai irf'he one I" the supporters
! OF Governor wilson. VINO are appa led
/ At the St9W ing AAasli& III ta6aEe tssna4d~
I ate.
They are undecided whether To
! place The cause, AS the weakness II
| their candidate or the overwhelming
sentiment for Sneaker clark
tr,,-x--..,..
"S.' . $.ez@*se 11s@s t"AS'~ ~" "% 2@st"
80, W '''''' - .''e '9tdte ~
/ 89pp"tt Ft7 hdNr no '"ail !" hna WIN
.t''t''ss'NFS' e''es nNVe Ho'f'''t ',l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
THREATENED STRIKE
OF ENGINEERS eff

NEW YORK. April 2o.--The threat
ensti strike az the engineers Of the
af;v railroads east ~ Chicago was
avertea tonight By the signing Of ar
ARBITRATION agreement between The
two committees representing the rail-
roads. and tke engineers al the Mau.
haitian hotei
The arbitration eoGIimitiep W4u con
sist 81 sever members one from the
railroads one from the engineers. anl
sh@ other rye - be appointed by ttle
tTe II the two fsii 20 asfee on The
fas aranIfes Chief Justice White. Corr
sasssaaasr of Labor astli a4aa Judge
KssARD ~li. Id ss!kaa 40 make TIA agl-
sentiments
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
HARRIsUNBUHG MAN DIES
IN OFFICE or LAWYER

Especial to The Richmond Nirwiniane
HARRiS0NEtRG VA. April go
William r, Manor. aged about fifty
fiTe, H wealthy and prominent citizen.
dropped dead to-day In Wamrter
Farnin's law office. He was y men
ter 81 tfst 4fatfiseHhtfa Milling
Company and had wide business
connections. He leaves brother, ]
r. Manor, Of New Market, 81 widow
and TWO daughier2--
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS
SHOW AN INCREASE

The receipts If the Richmond Gus
tom house fer the month OF Apri
aasasH4 gated So 24o. according -t..--t
repnft issued Yesterday srhe rervipts
for Aprii If last Year aggregated sl+~
s49.aa. This shows a tremendous gain
in the volume of IMPORTS. on which
the tax Is collected at Hichmand The
Increase in the business has been
gradual during the whole veaf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
PuNHATAN SCHOOL
ENDS SESSION

The powhatan school closed "A sue
cessfui year last year. The girls class
In domestic science entertained pupils
and patrons of the school at sup
per. The teachers who have had
charge of the school during iha year
are s. r. Warner, principal; Misses
Ida Brown, Eliza beth Bohanan and
Miss Pitcher. MIR, MCGEE has instruct
ed class In drawing and Mr. Met
calf a class In manual training.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
ADDRESS EQUAL
SUFFRAGE LEAGUE

pr. y. r, Anderson. of Richmond
College. will address the Richmond
E%ual Suffrage League Thursday at
ternoon on the subject of Woman as
g Citizen. >" The address Will be de-
livored at the Headquarters Of the
league at 500 West Broad street. Mrs.
Harvey Clarke Will preside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
steel Bar Crushes Foot.

X. @. Tyler, of 2l0s Q street. was
seriously Injured yesterday, when d
steel bar dropped on his foot at the
Riohmand branch of the American
Locomotive Works. where ne was em-
plosed. He was taken to the Grace
Hospital by Dr. X, +. Watts. OF the
CITY Ambulance Corps, and was
there treated by Or. Stuart Mclean.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
Mnors---Garrstt.

4 beautiful marriage was so'emnized
"onaey evening IN the home og Fey.
T. q Sove~~ pastor Of Esst Ind
fteotiet church The CONTRACTING r8r-
TIES were Charles f. Moore of Penn
~Ntyaria end Miss Datsy r carf~tt.
- Richmond The eourlo Will make
their home In Geochlsnd county,