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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-15
ALPHABET FOR statesmen.

Attempt just as much, or more, than
you can well do.
Be careful not to overestimate the fine
points of your line.
Count well the cost of a night "out
with the boys"
Don't make personal remarks about
your competitor.
Endeavor to have each months sales
show an increase.
Find the weak spot in your man, and
then attack it.
Get down to business the moment you
meet your man.
Hold your word as sacred as youl
oath.
Indifference is not independence.
Jump at conclusions only when the
conclusion is in sight
Keep close to the trade.
Let nothing shake your faith in your
self
Make friends, but no intimates, in the
trade.
Never practice deception-it will be
found out.
Observe rigidly every rule of your
house
Place your confidence cautiously.
Question. not the wisdom of houses
orders.
Repeat strong points of your selling
talk occasionally.
Study your prospects before beginning
your argument.
Talk earnestly and always to the
point.
Utilize every popularity of your Gus
toner to appeal to him.
Venture suggestions cautiously
Watch your customers face while you
talk to him.
X-tend to all friendly greeting.
You must be ever on the watch for
new schemes.
Zral and industry will surely be re-
warded
F. E. Boden in the Macy Monthly
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Constant Courtesy and Attention

that he had not been truthful with me
and at all times there was somebody
else and I didn't know it."
well, you married him anyway"
said the court.
Lots of girls do foolish things" re-
piled Mrs. Kirby.
Z II suppose they do" replied Justice
Greenbaum, "but that has nothing to
do with my question. How did you
come to marry him, anyway"
We'll, I was engaged to him for six
years."
"And you went right back to your
family after the marriage?"
Eyes," replied Mrs. Kirby.
''It is most extraordinary case"
commented the court.
The wife offered proof that her hus-
band had registered at hotel with
another woman.
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BIRTHSTONE MOTH MADE
GOOD ORIENTAL BELIEF

how Mrs. Barker could be so fiendish'
Sobbing still, Mrs. Clement told her
story to Police Sergeant Schroeder at
the police station later. She did not
succeed in getting a warrant for Mrs.
Barker's arrest, but engaged an at
torney to prosecute her case. Mrs.
Barker says that she merely shook
Mrs. Clement off in the struggle and
that she did not strike her.
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| SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15.-The
Birthstone Moth is dead now, with his
microscopic toes turned upward most
appealingly and his shining blue eyes
closed forever to the glories Of this
world.
An enormous steel spike Called a
pin by giants) is sticking through his
soft, hairy little tummy and the face
of a boy is bent intensely over him.
The boy is saying:
Nov, sir, are you a .heterocerous
lepidopter or a diurnal rhOpaloserous
lepidopterous
Death and Disaster.
Whichever family he belongs to, the
Birthstone Moth led a harmless life
until yesterday afternoon, when he
flew by chance into one of the rooms
Of the Key Route Inn in Oakland and
there encountered death in it's most
humiliating form, with consequences
disastrous to several of the human
race
The room belonged to Mrs. Ada D.
Clement She was out Mrs. Henry
Barker of the Inn happened to be
passing the open door of the room and
saw Mr.. Birthstone sailing gaily
around the curtains.
Now, it happens that Mrs. Barker
has young son who is studying ma
ia, !, ictN oh 40 ht 1o Mr
Birthstone would make grand speci-
men for Leon to pin in his little
schoolbook and study. So she took
a pin from her dress and began to
pursue Mr.. Birthstone.
Souls of Dead Maidens.
There is a legend in some of the
Oriental countries that moths are the
souls of dead maidens and that they
come to plague and visit vengeance
A Birthstone moth with shining eyes,
fitting about in a dark room, is a
most fearsome object to the super
stitious.
IouI hl Dbl hCl 10 lOI
She chased Mr. Birthstone round and
'ound until he was tired and then i'm
,aled him with dreadful accuracy His
egs kicked and his blue eyes cleaned
n impotent fury and so he died
But he seemed to have exhaled in his
'assing something Of a birthstone at
nosphere, for just as Mrs. Barker was
repairing to take him to her Leon,
Irs. Clement rushed into the room and
aw the dead moth. Mrs. Clement is
cry tender of things like moths and
be could not bear this sight. She ! |
creamed and begged Mrs. Barker to
Ike the pin out.
Hurled into Linen Closet.
"She refused" said Mrs. Clement
'terward, "and threw the insect into
basket. I seized the basket and
,lled to my son, Cecil to free the
9th. | rushed into the hallway and
rs. Barker followed me, and in the
uffle she threw me into a linen closet
id struck me twice on the chest with |
II fist. Then she prevented a bell
y from helping me to free the insect
ter Cecil had failed to do So Oh,
G humiliation of it! l cannot conceive
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81 Need Thee Every Hour"

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15.-Deputy
Sheriff Canaday, at pistol point, sought
to collect a judgment from W. E.
Beck, saloonist. Beck took the dep
a spanking.
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First Baptist Church.

Corner 1st and Jackson streets. Bible school,
10 a. M Morning worship, 11:15. Junior
Union, 3 p. M, B. Y. P. U. devotional serv
ice, $3.50 p. M; evening worship at 1880. Mid
The pastor and people invite you to worship
here. You will be cordially welcomed. David
M. Hand, B. D., Pastor. Residence 210 E. LIST
street, Phone 35
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"She Might Have Been"

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 15.-"Beat it
you flat-foot. My mother was lady;
you've got nothing on me-" rallied a
voice from a pepper tree. Patrolman
chortled and Topped away
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Up to Bantams.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 15.-Johnny
Coulon, bantam weight champion of
the world has settled down to hard
training for his scheduled 20-round
fight February 10 with frankie Burns
of Jersey City. The bout will be
staged by the West Side Athletic club.
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MOSCOW BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PHOTOGRAPHERS
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
First NJ. E. Church.

Corner Sd and Adams streets. Services eve
school every Sunday at 10 a. IN. Epworth
League Sunday at p. m. Prayer meeting.
Thursday evening at p m. Strangers espec-
tally invited. Robert Warner, Pastor.
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Christian Church.

Corner Jefferson and 5th streets. Services
every Sunday at IL a. and p. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. M, Christian Endeavor at p.
M, Prayer meeting Thursday at p E. R.
Black Pastor.
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First Presbyterian Church.

Corner 4th and Van Buren, Streets Serv'
ices every Sunday at II a. M. and 8 p, m.
Sunday school at 10 a. M, Christian Endeavor
at p. m. Prayer meeting followed by Teach
H. Hare, Pastor, Alb Van Buren, street; Phone
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st. Marks Episcopal Church.

Corner 1st and Jefferson streets Services
Sunday, 10 a. M, Sunday school; ii a. m,
Morning prayer and sermon. No evening
sermon. All seats free. Strangers welcome.
Rev. J. Watson, Pastor. =
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German NJ. E. Church.

Corner Spotswood and Harrison streets
Services every Sunday at II a. m: Sunday
Spotswood street. Phone 1880. p J. Sch
merit Pastor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-16
GA M Pm Exiting
FOR ADvENTISTS
Mil Live in Tents During An
nual Conference to Be
Held Here.
MANY SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED
Efforts to Be Made to Extend
Membership OF pcnomi-
nation.

stventh-nay Adven;is,s from all parts o:
ire state WEI gather here for tAc annual
c4mpmeetins ard business session Oh the
virginia Conferences ~ ,he denomination
Anrus- % 30 September T. The delegates
will 1--we here in twenty-five large tents.
which WEI nt raised around several large
canvas paviI!ous where protracted meet
INKS wlii nt hetd. They VII! brink al. tho
l!mpedimenta necessary 20 camp lie ana
-ectee size ono cent Will be utilized ass
sanatoTrm and another Will dispense
groceries atone. Tor the Advcntlsrs vii be
The seventh uay Adven;ists comprise "a
b eisious rLlt tnat advances AS It's cardinal
oe..si The doctrine that The kingdom OF
Ken az this world ana tho resurrection or
'the dead WEI take place H. this generation.
Man, Prominent Speakers.
Che ront cation of AdNentists win be the
largest Owes held in the South. and the
lehains nfares IN 'he denomination VIII be
ago vistors wi.l be Professor 3. C. WUkin-
son' az Ntsa.usion d. a.. president oi the
'u'nhin Irion Conference. witch Includes
= Wide territory In the North Other speak
rs WiA Pc y. Ashton. ~ Pittsburgh. Pa.
srr- "iH or ihe Columbia Union Conference;
college OF Ohio r. 81 wlncox' edi,er ~
iho Adyent Review and Sabbath Herald
t. 2. 'oNsett. secretaiy-frcasurcr o, the
'-H2.a mon Co"iefenoei u D. notteL
- NfT Market. Leslie Mautz OF Peters
Nl- 49, 81 D. 4inlalA OF Richmond. a e.
I.,i, o' Sl,eN SonIs Il Painter. OF stan
Several ~ these are members Of thc I.s,
t,Nle 2aiercacf. OF which Rev. w j stone
O.; y. Amoad, Is presidents
l,te Services wii boz held each day. a,
"Hi'A hihle PROPHECIES VIII be cxniaine5
applied 30 Present day happenings i
hummer or educational meetings VIII ho
-nl az ennit made 80 increase the
wees OF younger deicrates
Widespread Movement.
uay ,,G.ni Wiih which the Seventh
~, ar.tht!sts are connected began In
"H.n Na1taiu Joseph Rates. of Fair
.l1s,n Mass. BEGAN tho RECOMMENDATION NJ
t-aGainE tho coming az iudcr,o-.
gat Fo roiFon has spread an ovr- -,
"nl ihe number of ovanroilsts has
,r. several denominations az Ad-
,-,H leatf The creed with Nhicr tro
,t,'H'a DQntereace Is iientlAod Wiirs,',
,or,d P0.F'Sl % iSli thai the end or TIA
III. ao,,lS ~ aanf' and that the destric-
o., ,ge Ds occur "a October. 1888 Tho dino
advanced. '" several times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-16
Homemade Beauty Aids
(By Ella EllIs in The ArchD

IF YOU dissolve an original package
OF mayatone in half-rint witch hazel
You have true complexion beaut'iier
that VIII ma lee your skin smooth. clear.
satiny and free from blemish. Gently
massage the face. neck and arms with
this simple lotion and YOU VIII be de-
lighted with the Improvement. 1t Is
better than face powder.
Put four ounces of powdered orris
root in a fruit jar add an original
package OF theroN. shake together. and
YOU have perfect dry shampoo pow
der. Sift teaspoonful on the head.
brush through the hair. and Il re-
moves dust. excess oil and dandrun.
TheroX makes the hair grow long and
luNuriantly. and keeps IT soft, fluffy
and lustrous.
TO make hair remover. mix pow
dored delatone and water in sufficient
quantities To form paste. Cover the
hairs on face or forearms with the
paste. allow to remain Two minutes,
then wash the skin and the hairs
win be gone This method is sure.
safe and speedy.
Thin eyebrows come in long. thick
aud silky il pyroxin applied TO lash
roots with thumb and forefnger Thin.
straggly eyebrows Will grow long.
thick and iustrous with the same
trcatment"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-16
WILSON DELIVERS
ATTACK ON TARIFF
lcontlnued FROM Elrst rage.)

CONTINUED From First Page)
the great, unmatched energy of Amer
Tea is now waiting for a Held greater
than America itself in which to prove
that Americans can take care OF them
selves"
The Governor then referred to the
awakening that has occurred in the
United states in recent years. He
said there is hopeful confidence that
the people of the United states at
last realize their opportunity. know
what it is they want. ana nre out to
get it,"
In conclusion Governor Wilson said
Il believe that there is going to bc
great, handsome. peaceful. hopeful
revolution on the NTH day OF Novem-
per ltl2. and that after that reyolu-
ton has been accomplished mon win
20 about their business saying. WHAT
was 1t that we feared? W. fcareG
chalns. and We have won liberty W.
ieared to touch anything for fear Woo
should mar IT, and now everv,h,,,e
wears the bright face of prosnori.,7
aIo we know that the right is also thc
proniable thing. ana that nobod, can
serNe a nation without serving ,iso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-16
NEAR RIOT STARTFD
ON FLOOR OF HOUSE

washington. August l5.-A near rio,
was preclpitated in the House to-n.gnt
Wheh chairman Henry, OF the Riiles
committee brought In a special rula
10 eNpediate the conference ON ina
poS'-oince appropriation bill.
Minorinty Leader Mann ins,antiv
charged that The rule would make the
eHeet OF preventing vote on tho
senate amendment creating 4 parcel,
post and that /, was no NOR M, .
gag 10 prevent a test OF the real ar
lat!on '''e 'es'S-
Il tell YOU" ne thunderedr that +,
inns resolution goes through. rarcois
post goes up In smoke"
MT Mann charged that consideratio,
ot we senate amendment in the open
was reared ana therefore the conferee
wanted SPECIAL privileges SO thar tbey
might s;-ansie the proposition I'm tho
dark. Chairman Moon. Of tho poe,
once Committee declared the amend.
ment was Ubiquitous and was fra,n..d
IN the interests OF the mail-ordar
houses. the express companies and tho
railroads" '''e
Inc resolution eventually was adopt-
ca 20 to Is. During the COLONY
winch at times was bitter in tho *
irene, Representative Finley. of Scum
''-'-A' 4.''Si NplcQ MI. Mann AMI
insinuated that the latter was not ara
ing the facts
i am sober enough to know what 7
am talking about" snapped the minor
ity leader.
Well you don't act like IT," shouted
me south Carolinan. The matter was
Smoothed over The feeling broke on,
moment later when Chairman Moon
inslnuated that Mr. Mann was labor.
ing under undue excitement"
Mr. Mann refused to Yield. Mr. Moon
renewed his request to be heard ami
tne minority leader wheeling about.
Snapped out: Il Will yield to the gen
tieman II he can be civil"
When the vote was announced Mr..
Mann sought TO introduce a resolution
ihstructing tho conferees. Representa-
ives Moon. Finley and Weeks. bur tho
sneaker ruled it out OF order.
The minority leader said he had
gathered one small bit of satisfaction
out of the affair by showing IN tho
rules auiocracy under which the House
was opcratirG.
Mr. Fitgerald Interrupted to say
that they We're the same rules that
governed the previous Congress-
cs. retorted Mr. Mann, and they
are the same you went to the country
on and carried an election by attack
ing
"out Of order" said Speaker Clark
Is past ana gone"
Fourteen Democrats voted with the
Republicans against adopting the rule.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-16
Valuable Beauty Aids
for the Heated Term

Ian and freckles can be banishod
anH tne sisin kcrt clear. smooth nnG
.,.,,.5tl oeatutiiui rsh; through the
~'i.i''e! n} dal!y applications of a
spuFnaA lotion. which is prsnared a.,
10. small sum by stirring >
,'aSt o9n MS glycerino INTO half-pini
wren maze! COR hot waterj. thcn add.
lnr 5 ounces spurmaX. This iofion i
4lNlSl.le wnen ON, and Will not spot
"oi streak from Precipitation. 1t Is
i1.iy nice 10 rub out lines and
"'5i,i the Oily shiny condition.
ails 10 keep the hair lovely during
summer Just dissolve tcaspoonf'ii
centiror .n cuu NOT water and your
ready Ihis creates "a
-Hl every atom vt dust dandrnff
.na 'Nceas on Rlnsiur leaves ito
h,"ip ana hair mmacrlHtcly clean
Htief canthr"X shampoo the hair
Hfirs evenly aud quickly, and takes on
u ounImlng luatre and silkinesa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-16

Los Angeles. Cal. August 15--Nat
c Goodwin. the actor. was injured
about noon to-day at Rocky Point
twelve miles south OF Hueneme. BY
hrst being thrown from Il skin on the
rocks by the breakers and then being
struck by the boat Itself as 1t was
dashed ashore.
Goodwin and a woman Of his com
pany engaged the launch Nora. Cap
tain Albert Hyde. of Santa Monica. to
make trip up the coast day, with
a view OF locating some land which
Goodwin said ne wished TO buy and
convert into 4 summer resort
The woman had note which she told
captain Hydcr was for an Indian who
ived near Huenemo and when a spot
Twelve miles south OF that place had
been reached. she espicd an Indian
nut and demanded that Captain Hvder
take her note ashore and give ii 10 tho
indian. Hydor refused because OF the
strong tide and rough breakers. hut
GOODWIN. taking on his coat and vest
grabbed the note and Jumped into n
rowboat. As tho boat reached the
breakers Inc 1t was overturned Good
WIN was thrown upon the shore ana
stunned With the next roll of Tho
breakers the boat was thrown upon
Goodwin. "F'''
Hyder got Goodwin into tho launch
enc hurried TO Santa Monica ,vhoro
the actor was placed in a hos,,,a,
.-"tc Tonight after thorough exau,i
N'lloh' Hoodwin's physicians an
houhced the patients injuries uoro -.
50 serious as at first Thought ana IN,
ne would not be confined to H.. bos.,s
'ai beyond tonight. Bruises ana ~.
constituted the most serious ~ 49,,
actors injuries. % 'he
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INCREASE is GRANTED
oh''ngo street Chr EnpIoyc. yv,u
More paN.

~ o oi'icaso. IL. August l5.-Fifteon
ii.'oS.nH employees Of surface lines ma
MATED railroads In Chicago vii ana ra
Si.V. an Increase IN WAGES ana "a &C.
ina. ' 81 Of WORKING hours. accord :
lsast ,a 4" r,p}oFt received here from the
c eaSlr contract on AUGUST tho strooi
tSrI men Threatened TO strike uniess
54,id. demands for hotter working con.
s'@nted hy the companies
i'vr confidence lasting sovoral
va; between representative OF the
ana me railway officials n
~ one week WAS agreed to. dur
,ME which operatinE. heads Of the RAN
MeSN, VII meet for tho purpose of con-
a.,t'ns the financial heads OF the COM
Inc exact changes in the wage scale
NV not been announced but ii is satd
rs companies have made substantial
concessions to the men.
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Drink More Liquor in Wbiskcy
Wrnfhcr

Louisville Ky. August 15.-"Whis-
Key weather is responsible mainly for
'"e increase IN me use of whiskey
and the decrease I'm the uso Of beer .
said r NJ Gilmore. president Of the
National Madel License League last
night in analyzlnr the preliminary re-
port of the United states commissioner
or internal revenue. THIS showed a
substantial Increase In consumption OF
distilled spirits ana decrease of over
million barrels ~ beer in the amount
consumed during the fiscal year ending
with many he said. beer is a
warm weather leverage and the LONG
oo'a winter chilly spring and rainy
sum iner easily account for the falling
on in tho use ~ beer. Park atten-
dance has fallen off enormously
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-16
HER LIPS ARE SEALED
''rS Lcoln Jones silent ns IA WIN
murdered Mrs. Avn Cuvc

nashville Tenn, August IL, d,,.
~ custody did not opcrat. 10 49, "a
''l's on Mrs. Lcola HOOPER Icr.s
49, SMthN -iorr who last ufaht sho,
,Hu Almost Instantly killed Mrs S,,.,
"~r "a unity widow OF steve cav
son Of r. Linn Cave WHO ia ~
~" plai n general of the United Corfcd
lgs' Jones appeared i'm tho civ count
- atternoon accompanied by No.
."1u,I eNN by her attorney. ana for
.a.iN waived examination She Va
noNnn over 20 tho Criminal court "n
: charge Of murder. "''
Judge Levin who was on the CIV
,VSrt oencA acting temporarily for
l-use Nli:an, Would not undertakc Tho
-Iesp.hsln llily OF hNinE bond and Mrs
oMts was sent 10 iail. Ii lis eXpectad
bond VIII be fixed to-rnorroty n,ornir.1
n court Mrs. Jones appcarsj cnHi
and collected Jealousv h. s.eroroif,..
!S'tptea as the prompting cauee III tha
'ahrHE The tragedy occurred last
.lshi Mrs Jones meeting Mrs cav
he smoothing twice one bali entering
ine heart The wounded woman df.,i
'n low minutes Mrs Jones was n -
rested IN route In the police station to
surrender ~
. Jones some time ago fned suit
!or absolute divorce. ana is said 10
pave heen living apart from her nus
Mrs Caves husband died abou, ,wo
sears ago and at tho ilme ~ tho
shooting sha and her two CHILDREN
Eiri Of five and bow OF two wore
lraklne 'heir homo with hcr mother
-Nrs Sopha leiuhos Nlrs. Cave was
noted Tor her beauty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-16
IGNORES WARNING
AND is DROWNED
Joseph MEDALLION, Believed to Be
of Wilmington. Loses Life at
Spring Lake.

u.
Spring Lake. y. j.. August 15.-A
Few minutes after he had ignored tho
warning OF Captain Osborne Of Spring
Lake. OF the United States Life saw
ing Service. Joseph McTallon. .hirty-
! TWO years old. an orderly and trained
nurse. was swept To sea in a sea uuss
TINS afternoon. Rcsusitation was i'm
possible after he was brought to shore
pN the life saving crew
Merallon went bathing with little
AieAandcr McCabe. a nephew OF Mrs.
Caroline McCabe matron of the Ann
nay Memorial Hospital. at which the
orderly was employed Captain Os-
porne warned them that the section OF
'"e peAch where they anticipated bath
t"S was dangerous. but lie PLUNGED in
despite the life-savers' admonition.
y Few minutes after H. dived into the
water he was carried TO sea and CAPTAIN
OsoorUe launched lifeboat. McFailon
was brought 10 shore and Drs. Lock
mart and Chambers. OF the hospital
We're called. but failed to bring him
back to life. ''''''
Little is known Of his people and
hospital authorities are Tonight trv-
ing TO locate some relatives II IS be-
l!eved that he lived In Wilmington.
co; "A letter. app;arently from cousin
his friends to send the messages.
he officials Of the hospital arc
making search OF his effects in the
heiict that they Will find Information
con.erning relatives probably his par
onts at Wilmington
Tho Spring Lake beach is a very
rupt' and most of the bathers 80 in
where the city ropes have been
stretched McFalion went in far below
the ropes ana he had gone less than
'niriy feet into the water when the
Tide began earring him ont.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-16

John TAFT. colored. was arrested
last night on the charge of stealing
SIC and pistol valued at $40.
James Martin colored. was charged
with selling Intoxicating liquors with
out having obtained license
Humphrey Gilbert. colored. was ar
rested on the charge OF beating Fannie
Wood snd Gilbert Tenant and Sidney
Hoimbcrt were held as being deserters
from the navy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-16
TRUSTY STEALS GIN
'rnrN Coleman TnlIs by the yy,x.t,o
W men AllOMch 10 LcuA,. Lii

,ol Henry coleman colored Who no. has
~, "q'nq iime been a trusiy at tho
I"'l. WHere ne has been serving
tern was yesterday sont ont on an
TaNi. very possibly because IT was
'lceton 4ay ana AN places Of liquor
,Si IN, werc closed. he broke into
s,ot' oi w. Robinson, 10 North
GIN, ieenih street, whore he got away
d. nep 'qlelnan ala not show up at
49,. lthln the time that was al
t.." h4in u execute tho GRAND tna
n''t irr was reported 20 tho uoiice. In
hort while he was taken into Gus
ftS SrrFr M Sheppard. who placed
lnHeF gl.tiom doubtless viii ba
HE c1Hs" Of his dropping ont OF tho
.'Ne OF TRUSTEES which Is enviable
"'''ls inmates ~ the city Hail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-16

Missing
DESPoNDENT. ENDS LIFE
PcIinGra sufferer browns Herself in
MllInnnn

Spartanhure S r.. August l5--Do-
spondent because of continued suffering
with peNaera Mrs Minnie Cooper. aged
thirty committed suicide last night by
drowning In pond near Saxcn's Mills.
"here her hodv WIS found this morn
ing. She made an tnsuccessf,,I m
tempt to hang herself last week and
had ropeatedly declared her intention
OF ending her life She attended
church services last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-16

John H"mpton and Herbert Edwards
WNgre arrested lat night and charged
"i'h pe'nS sNspioioua characters sus-
' "a '"l''Hy They had In their
hosses 3ion two bicycles. which they
ma neeu "ficrlns at very low prices.
ihey stated that Tho wheels had been
Da n, NJ from Norfolk. and that they
saw Mt 80