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La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-04-27
N0tziG della Guerra
PART1cOLARI del BON.
BARDAMENTO DEL DARDA.
NEIII

| NElIl>l.
Roma, 21.-Telegrammi da A.
tene narrano particolari del
Dombardamento del Dardanelli.
III fuoco dur0 dale ore IL allie
ore IA.
lie corazzate aprirOno il fuoco
ALA distanza di settemila metri
distrnggendo lie caserme uuat.
tro batterie turche.
lie Batterie Orthanie ed Erto-
grul tirarono 81 proiettili col
cannoni di crosse calibro senza
far danno allie nostre navi.
lie navi che bombardarono Ia
caserma nell'isola di Samos, fu-
rono la "Emanuele Filiberto" e
"Ospro".
La cannoniera Turca affonda.
ta e "Gea".
AZIONE NAVALE jENER-
GICA.
Roma, 21.-"La Tribuna" ri
spondendO nj giornali che accen.
nano al viaggio di andata ri
torno della fiotta, lascia COM
prendere che continuelA l'azione
energica e che nessuno pu0 impe-
dire alrItalia di esercitare il di.
ritto di potenza belligerante.
L'ENTUSIASMO DEL PAESE.
Roma, 21.-Tutto il paese ap-
poggia ropera del nostro Cover
no ed ovunque 81 fannO caldissi-
me dimostlazioni nj congedati
che arrivano ed allie truppe che
partono.
CHIAMATA SOTTO LIE ARMi.
Roma, 21.-Con decreto reale
in data di ieri, Q stata richiama-
ta sotto lie armi la classe 1896
del distretti soto In giurisdizio.
ne del corpi d'armata di Napoli
e Palermo.
ENVER BEY \ DERNA FERI.
*. TO GRAVE.
Roma, 21.-Si cOnferma che
Enver Bey g sempre Derna feri-
to grave.
Pare che g necessaria rampu-
tazione.
IL NUOVO COMANDANTE A
TOBRUK.
Roma, 21.-Il Generate D'A.
mico ha assunt0 il cOmando dele
forZe che presidian0 Tobruk
ii Generate Signorile che fin0.
IA ha tenuto il commando di TO
bruk 81 afferma che sara destina.
to in una missione nellEge0.
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MdrCOIi ha inVentdtO
La "BuSSOa seuza Fiji"

SecondO un'intervista pubbli-
cata da un giornale di New York,
Marconi ha inventato un appa-
recchio-che egli chiama "busso-
la senza fiji" e che sara provata
per la prima volta, durante la
prossima traversata del "Mauri-
tania".
La bussOla senza fiji E destina-
ia a rimuOvere pericoli della
nebbia sui mare. Marconi ha ri
fiutatO di spiegare il suo segre-
to Gnche linvenzione non sara
brevettata ma ha acconsentito a
tracciare su di un pezzo di carta
un disegno che da un'idea preci-
sa dell'importanza della nuova
scOperta.
II disegno consiste in una serie
di fari sulle coste ed in una serie
di piroscafi a varie distance in
alto mare.
- Supponiamo ora - disse
Marconi,-che tutti questi fari e
questi piroscafi emettano duran
te una fitta nebbia o un terrible
uragano dele Onde .elettriche
continue. Vol sapete che quando
imperversa la nebbia 0 un uraga-
no il timoniere perde la nozione
del luogo dove 81 troya. Egli pu0
raccogliere messaggi radio tele-
grafici, ma non puo rendersi con-
to della lOro provenienza. Ebbe-
ne moi gil daremO il sense dell'u-
bicazione che gil manca. Per mez
20 di queste onde radio telegrafi-
che egli potra Orizzontarsi per-
fettamente. Non 81 tratta che di
un problema di trigonometria il
timoniere potra determinare la
posizione di un faro ALA sua de-
stra di un altro ALA sua sini-
stra; fara un calcolo trigonome-
trico e clio gil bastera per sapere
esattamente dove il piroscafo 81
trOya, Ovvero pOtra determinare
un pirOscafo-quaiunque navighi
a qualche distanza dal suo met
terlo in relaziOne con unO del fa-
ri, ripetere il medesimo calcolo
trigonometrico ed apprendere a
quale esatta distanza egli 81 tro-
vi sia dal piroscafo che dal faro.
Lfnvenzione di Marconi, per
quanto finora annunziata in ter
mini piuttosto vaghi, suscita 10
entusiasmo degli americani, spe-
cialmente u New York citta ma
rinara per eccellenza, dove 81 pen
sa agli immensi vantaggi che la
navigazione ritrarrebbe da una
invenziOne, la quale permettesse
ALA nave di avanzare rapidamen
te nella nebbia come sc non vi
fOsse alcun pericolo.
Parecchi capitani di marina
intervistati hannO detto che, sc
la scoperta del MarcOni corri-
sponde a quanto l'inventore ha
gia anunziatO, l'illustre italiano
avra arrecatO un nuovO immense
beneficiO al marinai di tutto il
monde sara il pin grande bene-
ficio che marinai abbiano rice.
vutO dal giOrnO in cui Flavio
GiOia invent0 la bussOla.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-04-27
CANDIDATE A CIUDICf DI CORTE.
AGlI HETTORI DEL l6.O DTTUETTO
CiUDIlALE.

Con questO annunzio metto in
conoscenza del pubblico la mia
candidatura a Giudice della Cor
tie del 100 giudiziale Distretto
dele Contee di Grant, Mineral e
Tucker, sottoposto allie primarie
elezioni Repubblicane del 4 giu-
gno 1912.
Se 10 verr0 elettO, usero tutti
| mczzi di essere utile coscien-
zioso mel ministero del mio uffi-
clio, mel miglior modo possible e
nei termini di Legge.
ParsOn, w. Va.
\. X. STALLINGS.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-04-27
La Guerra 81 prdulga
con detimeutO del CommerciO EnOpeO

Londra, ell Times 81 occupa
stamane mel suo articolo di fon-
do del cOntegno dele Potenze di
frOnte ALA guerra turco-italiana
ESQ dice fra l'altro:
f. inconcepibile che lie gran
di POtenze rimangono in dispar-
tie con lie braccia cOnserte mentre
la lotta 81 prolunga con gran de.
trimentO della sicurezza del
commercio europeo. Per quanto
.riguarda IL monde mussulmano
la difficOlta insOrmOntabile, G
quanto pare, consiste mel decreto
italiano di annessione che rIta.
liza non vuole non pu0 annulla.
re. Ma lie condizioni italiane sem.
brano di natura tale da diminui.
re questo ostacOlo.- L'Italia non
dOmanda affattO che la Turchia
abba ric0noscere rannessione
ma offre la pace a condizioni che
soto motif punt di vista non 80
no svantaggiose per In Turchia.
L'imperO britannica ha sempre Il
sue simpatie per lie rivendicazio
nj mussulmane, ma tall simpatit
non pOssona renderlo cieco sulla
realta della situaziOne presente
sulle consequence che possopo
colpire direttamente il manteni
mento della integrita dellimpe
rO OttomanO la situazione della
Inghilterra come Potenze euro
pee.
ii Daily Telegraph, pubblica
un lungo articolo di Richard Ba
got, che una giusta e sineera
difesa della nostra azione militia
re in Tripolitania. II Bagot ri
bate il gravissimo errore in cui
caddero gil inglesi fin dall'inizio
della guerra, lanciando accuse {
calunnie contrO i nostri soldati.
Ancora una volta fegregio scrit
tore 81 dimOstra AMIGO leale del
rItalia, cercando di persuadere
! suoi connaziOnaii del grave .er.
rore al nOstro riguardO. BagOt e
riuscitO procurarsi molti inop-
pugnabili document, in base ai
quail dimOstra come siano state
ingiustificate lie accuse di atroci-
tn mosse agli italiani come i
protest grandi massacre che essi
avrebber0 cOmmessi non sonO
mai avvenuti. ii Bagot osserva
poi che PItalia non ha avuto mai
animosita verso la Turchia tan
to vero che ha fattO di tutto pei
risparmiare il suO territorio. In.
vece il COmitato UniOne e Pro
gressO stata la causa di tutta
la rovina della Turchia. Gil ami
ci della naziOne ottomana debbO.
no clio riconoscere. III BagOt di-
fende eloquentemente lazione j.
taliana, rilevando tutta la no.
stra generOsita e dimostrandO
come i turchi debbOno essere mes
si a posto dallEuropa perche So
no dalla parte del tOrto.
Lo scrittOre 81 augura che gil
inglesi non cadranno pin heller
rOre di accettare ad occhi chiusi
lie notizie fantastiche messe in gi-
rO da chi ne ha interesse.
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AFVISO. Gil inscritf di le-
ia possonO pdssare la risitd me-
dicd s0ldmcnte al Mdrtedi G Ve-
nerdi Ia spesa di 81 e a loro ca
rico.
IL r. Agente Consoldre
FdirmoRt W. Ia.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-04-27

STaSCiGhi della cataStrOfe
del "TITANIC"

IL NJ MEhO DEL SACCHl 10
STALL ITALIANI SUI
"TITANIC"
Roma, %. - I sacchi postal
italiani per gil Stati Unit che
81 trovavanO bordo del "Tita-
mic" erano $50.
PER IL DISASTRO DEL
"TITANIC"
Geneva, pa Geneva i con.
gressisti per la cassa invalid
della marina mercantile, aderen-
ii 3S Deputati, present. sci, in
viaronO Pespressione del loro
cordoglio per il disastro del
Titanic.
Flu espresso il votO che la Cas-
sa degli invalid si trasformi in
unico istituto, che meglio PROVE
da all'inyalidita del vecchi mari
mai.
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ELOGI ITALIANI PER
NATHAN Z ISIDOR STRAUS

Roma, 21. - Tutti giornali
della capitale pubblicano necro-
logic per IsidOr Straus, una dele
vittime del Titanic, dicendo
che la sua morte quella della
sua erOica mOglie sarannO ammi
rate da tuttO il monde.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-04-27

l. abbuOnamento al nostro gior.
male costa un dollaro all'anno.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21

against business concerns, drug houses
and remedy oompaniea The men &C
tually responsible for the Illicit oorre-
spondence were ordered arrested, and
in this class Of cases tt n eadd. many
indictments already havel been re-
turned.
ChleaEo Case Cited.
An showing the difBculties enooun-
tered, the following case - Gted By
those who hare Conducted the inquiry:
Interviews Of the inspectors with
many Of these practitioners indicated
clearly that they knew they were vto-
lattng the law and were trsAd1ng upon
dangerous ground.
In Chicago an inspector called upon
physician after having recoavod from
him q response by mail to his decoy
letter. The inspector profe0ed . de-
sire to engage the DOCTORS services.
Tha doCtor was cautious, and the in
spector was called upon to show the
letter he had received It was in the
phyaoaans own handwriting. Evil
IDENTIFY suspicious, he snatOhed the let
ter from the inspectors hand, tore II
twice across and threw It into the
waste basket Subsequently the in
speotor returned to the Once In the
temporary absence Of the doctor, Sc
cured the strips Of paper from the bas-
ket and pasted them together. That
letter constitutes "a important link in
4lhe chain Of ev10e4ice on which that
doctor was indicted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
IN SUPREME COURT


Appeal Refused b LyDeheuFg Co0-1essef-
dayS Pr0cee61H8A
In the Supreme Court Of Appeals OF VII"
E!ntA yesterday an appeal was refused In the
case Of Alice L. and James W. Garrett ".
A. r. Long and Anna l. JonesL executors OF
Wilmington l. Morgan. deceased. The Gar
Tetts had brought suit to set aside deed
tbey had made to Mr.. Morgan for . house
and lot Fifth Street IN Lynehburg. On
the ground that It was merely made rs Sc
curity. In hts reply. M Morgan said II wa
originally . security TRANSFER. bat later had
beer made . conveyance in Zee. The court
held that the proof Of the iater agreemen,
Was insufficient and set the deed aside
which Is upheld by the highest court.
IL court yesterday the caee Of Aotleys
administrator ct 81. ~ CorstairA MCCALL 4
Co. was argued BY Samuel A. Anderson 70:
the appellants and by H K Harr1s for the
appeIIees and submitted
The case Of C. c. Smoot 4 Sons fInc.) vs.
johnson was argued by james H. Price and
8. &. p. Pasteson for the appellants and by
c. H Keyser and James F. st.other FOR the
appellee, and submitted
Waterfront Coal Company Va Sm!thneid
Mari. Clay and Transportation Company waa
partly argued and continued to to-day.
The cases OF DuiinG ct as. ~ Duiing. and
o. Scott e- ais. We Timberiake ct ais. were
dismissed
Next cases to be called: csrdweI! w. Nor
folk and Western Railway Company: Leary
-. Briggs: Mitchell vs. VILLA ms; Amateur
Billiard Club OF Richmond W City of Rich
mond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
-Four ''Wilson' - Babies
Bonn to Four Sisters

Gspeeaal b TIE Tames-DlsDateh.1
epeness. n. G., November 9e-u
the DehnseratSc birth rate esoeanose
at tie average u na6e aneng reD.
resentatavss q enc family since tne
eleetien a woodrow Walseo I've
weeks are. spencer WIN - n -.
eeeA1ngiy haeA Dlses - Re0esss-
eas 70 try - get . lesk-an. TAree
Of fosR s1steEa. The aouSAfees %
Mp. anA ass. n. L. Longs 81 Gle ~.
tovSe TraAAng Fsf6, Ds4e aanses
b. the snDleasast exDersesee there
Of Geaesal CosDwal1as ane Geeees
Green. nave stresgtheae1 TIE De1e-
cratic fssA ~ Swing bestA -
sprlghtly. Fsbsst sess. eaeh 81 weso
- been psnseA after the De0e-
cratic PressaenA-eleet, while tne
fourth sister save birthite . Safs' WE
beaPs q Wils0o name. TIE Dofeets
Of the hahles are well anA feverassS
k.ewu. The nanss 81 The babies
and their paPests follows
W>~Arow Wilson Waller sen q
Mr.. anA Mrs. n. l.. waller.
CLYDE wilses Leonard sen Of Ar.
and Nrs. G. II. Leonard.
Caylton woodrow Lyesay, sSn 81
Mr.. anA MPs. Charles A. LyeFty.
yirgfnia Wilson Dsrringer' essgs-
ter Of Mr.. and Mss. John Barrangef.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
EYEWlTNessEs TELL STORY


MurAer Mrs. S.aho.
Goshen, n. Y. November 2o.-Dr. n.
0. King, ofhcial physician OF Hudson
County. New Jersey. testified for the
state to-day In the trial Of Burton w.
Gibson. the New York lawyer. accused
Of the murder OF Mrs Rosa Menschik
Szabo. that Mrs. Szabo met death In
Greenwood Lake July Is last from
stranEulation. and no other cause. OF
this he was positive. he said. He was
equally sure. he continued. that the
stranRulatton was caused by compress
sion on the throat above the Adams
apple.
Early in the day John Minturn. an
eyewitness Of the tragedy. swore that
he saw Gibson place one arm arounc'
MrA Szabo's neck and thrust his hand
to her throat This was while Gibson
and the woman were In the boat, 200
yards from the shore. They both fell
the boat. overturned IL and then ap-
parently tried to pull his bathing shirt
over his head The defense maintains
that the drowning woman tore the
shirt from Gibson's back.
stitution testind that In three weeks
after the tragedy Gibson. A. Mrs.
SzSbo's executor. had Withdrawn her
bank deosits. amounting to 97.391. A
had tried in vain three times to OBJ
tain $3.0S2 on deposit in Ars- Sxabo's
name in the bank where he was en-
ployed- This witness said Gibson told
him Mrs. Szabo had died Of kidney dis
ease and heart trouble
Franz Lenschik. an Austrian. broth
er of the dead woNan. who came here
from Vienna to testify, said her moth
er. Mrs. Petronella Menschik. had died
in Vienna two years age
Donald Lyon, a notary. testified that
Gibson brought to his ONCE last July a
woman who said she was Mrs. Pro-
tonelN Menschik- Other witnesses tes-
titled vartously that Gibson had told
them after Mira Szabo's death that she
had gone TO Chicago and Boston, and
that she was away on a honeymoon,
and that she had sailed for Europe.
The state probably win rest to-mor-
row.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
AUTO SPEEDING
IS DENOUNCED

A,l.n,.. Ga. November co-Automobilists
Who violate the speed lawn were NEG .Ss
Q serious injury to the cause OF sESo C..
~ William O. Shrine. Of Greenviile. o. ~ -;
e6dressing the fourth annual conveo!on
the Southern Appalachian GOOD Hoeos A.
ISOLATION here this afternoon -.
counsry people more than the speeding Of
automobiles on the ROADS. seio aa",h
..And until get the farmers OF the SUI. ~
solidiy behind the good roads mos Ths,e
are many farmers who are opposeu
smoeeh and level roads, because they xno
the better the roads the faster the mscusnSs
will run. The roads were intendea toI q,
the man In the oxcart as well a. the man IN
III. automobile--and the former eoes nv,
lieye he should be chased into the oi'sn =.
order to get out OF the way OF the ''so~
devils .,
Following this address John Craft. ptesi
dent Of the Alabama Good Roahs A'."
lion, told the convention he was AZ ie
Of the adoption Of resolutions cohoen'n..e
the speeding of automobiles on roaoS sis
orous applause followed the suggestion, an ,,
ts Ia said that the resolutions committse W.
report q resolution condemning speeons
Eight addresses, dealing with road conos
tions IN the different States In the South;
we're made this afternoon The sneax m,.nn s
States discussed were: j. 81. Jonen ..,..
state Highway Commissioner OF sirsi
Charles =. Light. West Virginia: Dr, Josepn
Hyde Pratt. North Carolina; Winam w.
Shrine. South Carolina: r. J. Teem.n
Georgia; John STait. aidpantA' w e..
con. Tennessee. and John O. Greer eouen
-aroiioa.
Senator Jonathan Bourne. OF Oregon. VINO
was scheduled TO deliver an address ceioie
III. convention tonight. te!esrAphed ina! u
would be impossible for him 10 stteho' ms
MAC. ON the program WAS taken by Con-
gresham Burnett OF Alabama, who spoke
OF the subject OF Federal aid for high"ays
The Congressman declared that the United
States government should use more money
o. ppb!ic highways and iess on the construe-
ton OF warships and equipment OF It's stano'
Ing army.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
SAFE for
WolBaa's
Use

NoshsaG . more snsoyipg 90 . re-
nseS wsosa than offensive pesspiss-
sios - 10y doors. Those vino hsve
ssed Tyvse's Aseisepeie Powder know
e - Be de one rernedy which aevef
dissppoiuss. For eeu8sj sses-de-
pesdseSe n On esso-k sbesjA BE h
evsry beusshs,A- UbsQss1o1 - .
dosehs. kees@osa6m - pAysteisas
evssywAsss, . 3 eoa1n6ns - poiboua.
One 1Se -. 1s1ss tws oB1lsus
s:ssAssS ssossisa- ~ 1UuoUf1ps q
write ~ bosa0se - ~ S1Voe.
4 Q ~ M1nI;NuoauUA - Q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
Home Face Peeline
Beco1ses Popular
From Fashion Reporter.)

No complexion treatment yet discoy.
cred secms to have become so generally
and % Immediately popular as the mer-
-oIizcd wax process. Evidently the rea-
son for this Is that this method &C
tuaIly gets rid OF bad ccmpsexto0,
which can hardly be sAid OF any other.
To temporarily hide OF bleach the de-
fectivc skin With cosmetics cann0e
compare with the effect of literally re-
moving the ojEsn isDeif. WercoHxed wax
takes on the OFFENDING surface skin IN
f,our-uke particles. . little ~ . time.
gntIl there's none OF u left The neW
comp,sxSoa thus pr0duce6 exAetss q
healthy glow and girlish beagty oo-
fainable in no othee way. rms va.
which yoa can get ~ yOur 0r1eyeecs.
- sppssed ~ uigAe 30 soe same Wv -
use colI cream, end woeheA OF sea
Here 70 the oa,y thing know e shse
actually does reus0ve wr1nkleS. remove
them. Qutck1y, and - tf30Swl 80:
RuwdeFed saxo1Sse. ore ounce. dissolved
= S0e.Aalf pant witch hasel Zee o. .
80 bath (Aavertsse~e"s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
FoREFATHERs At FAULT


row k1000AD8s
Baltimore, md. NV.ciauer " Inc
problem that conIronIs Us - TO make
vegetable life n0urISn In unna1~rsA
SURROUNDINGS. made - by the ordinary
methods OF city construction. said
Henry y. Castle. OF Norfolk. Va. In
addressing the eighth annual o~nvsn-
zion OF lns American Civic Association
here to-day.
MIR. Castle II secretary OF the con-
yention on identifying the city Of Nor
folk. Had we. with our present ex-
perieace." he continued. tho laying
on, Of our cities and the towns. she
problem would be . comparatively easy
one. but our forefathers thought little
OF the present day problem. 0. OF the
result Of their narrow planning
in laying out their ties they we're
Influenced by their remembrance Of the
Old World, where land was dear ana
space restricted. and SO all along the
Atlantic seaboard We have cities with
narrow streets and little II any park
way areas"
Mr. Castle referred TO Washington
as anording an objec, lesson in the
excellent results secured by we'll
supervised planting OF trees.
In presenting the report CT ,he ny
fighting committee Of the American
Civic Association. Chairman Edward
Hatch. Jr.. expressed the hope that
there may be no more ny-killfng con-
tests. This sentiment took the assem-
blesi iy-fghters by surprise. which was
iissipated. however, when Mr.. Hatch
said:
I'VE cannot insist too much or too
often upon cleanliness as the begin
ming. middle and END Of the hy-nghting
campaign. Swat the n.y. as a slogan
mast give way TO 'starve the fly The
latter is more euphonious AID infinitely
more practical"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
DECISIVE DEFEAT
! FORRADICALW Wing
Federation of Labor Votes
Against Principle OF Indus
trial Unionisn.
DEBATE Is SPIRITED
Gompers Defends Present Poi'cy'
While Mitchell Favors
Change.

Rochester. =, T., November 2.-Aftsf &C.
bate that lasted al day. members o. the
radical winx of the Amsricsn Fsdsrssien OK
Labor were defeated b. . vote OF nsars
thru to oae In their attempt to have the
federation adopt tbs prtncipis Of Industrial
unlonssm In place Of its policy Of trade su-
,o,omy, Two hundrea and sixty-fons dele
gates voted against the minority report OF
the committee on education. which fasored
tn. principle Of industrial unioossns ses
seventy -tvo voted IN it, fAvof.
The voting strength Of the eoavsooees
based on msmbsrship In rsDssssntso 0eassA
went 1850 asstnsa the minority report ana
s.szs for ii. After the minorsy ~! rseeft 800 70
been defeated the majority report " 1esos
OF the eintinusnce OF trade autonomy was
adopted by reclamation
The vote was the nrst test OF ssfensxn De
tween the radical and conservative wineA
and the number OF votes Doiieo ~ the feoi-
Gals was slightly under theis aoyance esti-
matee The vote OF the United Nine WORK
ea t2.00) and the Wssts.n Fedshse,oa %
Niners (5os) was cast soitdly Ter The Dinot-
tty report. Other groups that lined up solid
~ With tie radical wing we're the oaksss
err prfntins preasnen. railway carmen. and
toufneymen tAliore
The debate pr.csdins the vote - sail by
veteran labor men to have been one OF the
GRAFTON convention
A. Q result OF the adoption OF the majority
report the federation Will continue. for .
year as least. to recognise the Independent
autonomy Of international and n4uoeA
unions a6iltaeed With II, and Whsnsvsf tt
policy Of trade autonomy seems unsoitsd 70
thu INDUSTRY II viii introduce ths principle
OF Industrial unionism-
Among the speaker who advocated the
adoption Of the minority report were John
Mitchell. Frank Aayss and Duncan AcDon-
AID. OF the United Mine Workers. and Joseph
d. Cannon. OF the Western Federation OF
MtrerA.
Defender OF the Federation's present pol
icy were President Gompers Andrew Furu-
% tn. president OF the Seamen's International
Union: Henry D. Peerham. seventh vice.
president Of the federation ana Daniel J.
Tobtn, president of the international Broth
erhood OF T1eamsters and Chau6eurs.
The committee on adjustment Will make
Its report tomorrow. ana the next day II
IL expected the second conflict between the
radical and conservative forces will take
place on the proposal o. the radicals that
officers Of the federation be elected by . re-
Se:endum vote OF the 100000 member
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
DEATHS

IN Hew Y0re. Xove1ber
IS. 1919. JENNIE KNOX vie q
Andrew coyie.
Burial N u9nyv0ed EIDAS
coxxER.-Dsed. sDaSsa,y rvssesy
neraing q hIs hsgos 10 Ms~r:co
County. WILLIAM Q CONNER ~
the twenty -osveaeh year. - Bis sse
Of Me mother. Mrs. 2. - Connef.
SEP =: Ssxss F!.ss - rnCSs-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
= bis suicads than Mr.. Grimm, his room

OF his suicide than Mr.. Grimm, his ROOM
mate.
.It il absolutely inexplainable.' ne
said last night Il give you my "oso
1 can think Of no reason Tor the act
We simply do not know what 10 MAKE
Of IT,
Pending the arrival Of E u. Bell Sf-'
from New York, where he was inAor"oN
by telegraph last night Of the traeeoS:
Relra two roommates took charge Of
the body. It ia expected that the man
ia vh,m Bells last message was ad-
dressed will reach the city this morn
snG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
GIRLS NARROWLY
ESCAPE DEATH

Washington, Ga. November 0-one nun
dred girls narrowly escaped deetn III
dav when the 81 Josephs Academy. the
only Catholic college exclusively Tor S'fis .n
G.o,x,s. vas totally destroyed By nrs. Inc
aamas, IL estimated at fa." .
The conda grafton Was discovered ~
o'clock this morning by Miss Jennie Ho!lins.
head aged sixteen. a student. VINO spread
the alarm and probably saved the isee o.
mani o: the inmates Sikters Cecilia, Ra.
pfael and vita formed the girls In line ans
led then: 10 safety.
Many were clad onsy IN night clothes-
While several girls suffered from exposure
hone ~as seriously injured.