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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28
Anusenents

The Servant In the House" which
vill be- presented at the Grand today.
matinee and night. Is a modern com
edy thai occasionally touches tragic
II tells OF three broth
crs who drift apart In early man
hood and who Unexpectedly meet
again IN England one sunny morning
In spring One has become a vicar In
the church OF England. the second Is
"a victim OF drink and Is a scayanger
and the third. who has gone 10 In
dla has become the famous Bishop
OF Rellares The scene Is laid iu
the vicar home 20 which the scay-
cuger comes. or the Drain Man, as
be is called In the play, with bitter
hatred n his heart for his clergyman
brother who has kept his tthe drain
manu little child away from him.
There The drain man meets his other
brother bishop OF Bcnares, who is
disguised as an Oriental butler
while waiting Tor the vicar. The
drain man becomes Interested Boz the
DISGUISED bishops description OF the
chursh he has built Ia Indiana a
building whose spans and arches are
the Joined hands OF comrades
lie is gradually influenced his HE
unknown brother and turned from his
yengcful thoughts. finds pleasure To
.his working cleaning Mp the muck
LOT the world as he phrases u 9th
crs too are changed by the subtle
Influence OF the strange butler who
breaches the gospel OF hrotherly love.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28
Ask $1,000 900
FOR UNIVERSITY
BOARD OF REGENTS MAKE
BIENNIAL REPORT TO
GOVERNOR.

Sostiai To Daily News
Austin. Texas. Nov 27--The board
OF regents OF the state university IN
their biennial report 10 the governor
recommended an appropriation BY
the next legislature Of 1905 900 for
the construction OF five new build
ings at the university to meet the In
creaslng attendance OF students which
" twenty-five per cent annually
The new buildings wanted are
education and practical school hem
istry building. biological science DO
nestle economy. and ne" dining hall
u.fO0. 900 IL asked ior IA" support
~ the university for the next tao
years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28
WILSON'S GUESTS
Of ENGuSHMAN
GOVERNOR OF BERMUDA
ENTERTAINS PRESI.
DENT-ELECT.

By Associated Press.
Hamilton. Bermuda Nov ~
Pregident-elec, and Mrs Wilson and
two daughters we're guests at a din
uer here OF Sir George Bullock
governor OF Bermuda. This Is the
first social function since the arri-
val OF the distinguished Americans.
and was attended by many officials
and army and navy officers
The governors home was decorat-
ed with British and American flags
Toasts were given TO King George.
President Taft and the president
elect
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28

Insure Your Property with Taylor
a. Christian, general Insurance Phone
gsb l7-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28
4 Great building Falls

when its foundation is undermined
and bowels. Pleasant. easy. safe and
and II the foundation OF health
good digestion is attacked. quick
collapse follows On the first signs
OF Indigestion. Or. Kings New Life
Pills should be taken to tone the
stomach and regulate. liver. kidneys
only q couts ~ Amarillo Drug
Store. Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28
BENEFITS LOCAL PEOPLE

Amarillo people have discovered
that A SINGLE DOSE Of simple
bnckthorn bark glycefIne. etc as
componded In Adlor-i-ka. the Ger
man appendicitis remedy. relieves
g@s on the stomach and constipation
At ONCE. l. q Thompson 8 Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28

Treat yourself December ith by
hearing Yaw 20-4c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28

out the crowd cheercd. as with burn.
"a hands, he held up a small round
box Fellows" he shouted, this
Bucklen's Arnica Sslve hold. has
everything beat for burns" Right,
also for boils, ul' srs. sores. pimples
eczema. sprains. bruises Surcst pile
cure Il subdues Inflammation, kills
pain Only % cents at Amarillo
Drug store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28
GREATEST loss Oh LIZ
~ MINERAL MINES

~ hn~pcisled fre~.
Spokane. Wash Sos, - Dr'.ar-
ing that the logs oi lie BOO metal
mines through accidents are greater
than the loss In coal mines. 20" re-
port OF the committee on the bureau
m mines presented 20 the American
mining congress. URGED additional re-
search by Federal bureau FOR the
protection Of llfc boo metal mines.
The committee also recommended
research by The Federal bureau Of
economical reduction OF ores With
spoclal reference 20 electric smcll-
ing on CONNER eIal scale
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28
NOTICE 10 Il. l.. OF >.

Al members are requested 10 paw
dues by the last OF the month as my
report must be In by 5th OF following
month Miss Kate Dykeman, Clio
Pierce street l5-1Oc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28

Where true thankfulness Is there
can be no solhshness. For the hon.
estly thankful man must be illled
with a sense OF his own unworthiness
to enjoy the good things that come to
him humility must mark his attitude
toward his own blessings. The mex,
step il 20 share them az FAR as this
ray Do cone with others less Tor.
.aa'e though quite az worthy as hin
-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28

Miss iaW sings AZ Grand Opera
House December 4th. under auspices
OF Alamosa Camp " O W 20-ic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28

u Is not often Amarilloites have an
opportunity 70 hear such talent as
YaW o0-ic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28
Winona Mills Seamless llt

Winona Mills Seamless Hosiery
and Underwear statesmen is here TAX
ing orders for spring Pure silk
hosiery ana new line underwear ad-
"a when call look over tho line
whether YOU order or not Also want
experienced salesman for Amarillo
Win have 10 have some capital
Phone pol J y. Anderson 20-3p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
LAWMAKERS STUMBLE ON
MATRIMONIAL ECONOMJCs
Teachers Show How One Woman Who Worke i
70 Years Continued to Draw Pension After
Marrying Mill mare

a bevy OF young school teachers
some beautiful. some good looking ana
DINERS indincrent crowded the COM
mlttec room when the Senate Commit
tee on public Institutions and Educa-
ZION took up the consideration OF SEN
ator Saundcrs's bill providing how
teachers who have been placed on the
retired teachers list" may retire or
be removed therefrom. The bill pro-
poses to take away the bcncnt of tho
tcachcrs's pension fund from those
female teachers who after tccc hing
the required quota of years, marry or
remove from the state,
Most of the objection was directed
against the provision which made the
law operative only In the case of wo-
men teachers. II was contendcd that
the same restrictions should be made
to apply to teachers OF the rnalc sex.
As one of the young women put II: III
man after teaching twenty years IS
compelled to retire because of illness
or disability. he may. under tho law.
marry II he choose. and atil continue
drawing his allowance from the fund.
/ think that such man should be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
MILITARY BOARD
HOLDS MEETING
Revision of Rules Considered,
With Some Talk on Situation
in Mexico.

A~pee's ~ 90, Mexican situation
"el' 'El"rtnaily discussed yesterduy \,
WEI t!ir Military Board appointed ~
'''"Etlhoi MaHu {" revise ana bring m
10 uhio nc m!iitary rule: OF the State,
E"ihernd in The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS az.
iiC. - fnfNcr consider the Cox bin.
nov prndihg ~ no Huuae OF Delccntcs
thc formal business uf the mcr,inr
was IA connection stu TINS bfii. which
N" outcome Of the boards lahnr"
on IN" revision Of the militarv codc'
ton P"'''V3
i IS impossible Tor officers Of the
state militia 8" set together lust now
WlMout Mexican affairs intr,idinr into
Inc conversation. When business was
coinple,ed Yesterday the board in.
formally reviewed the whole SITUATION
y ne order issued Yesterday hy th., War
Department putting tho coast urttlierv
AT New York under fifteen minutes,
marching orders came In for pnrticuIar
comment. II wnS stated NJ ih9 kdin
tant- Generals Office yesterday ,at new
nevei9pments from reliable sources
the boar9 comrosed Of Ad,u.
t"nt-Grncral sale BriEhdicr Genera
Vaughan. i.icutcnauj-C oloneie stern
COLONEL perry, ole IN. First infantry.
colonel Lccdy, az the SECOND lnfaniry
Major Wortham Of the First Finid
battery: Major BOwlcs. of the Rich.
,nond Light Infantry Blues. ana Major
Wright.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
RAILWAY MATTER
ON DOCKET TO-DAY
Claim Pending Since seaboard
Receivership in Federal
Court Of Appeals.

Tho case OF the American Iron and
Steel Misunderstanding Company, up
pcilHut, against tho Seaboard Air Line
Railway and Receivers, appen,ee, ap-
peal from the Circuit Court at Rich
nond. VIII be argued to-day In tho
United states Circuit Court OF APP
peals This case IS similar TO that Of
the TredcEar Iron Works against the
Senboard to recover interest on lien
for the period OF the rcceivership hf
the railway. In that case IL was de-
cided that tho interest during the re-
ceivcrsh!p could not he recovered, al
though the principal was intact. The
asc viii be argued by George wayne
Anderson. OF Richmcnd, Tor the ap.
reliant. and Judge l. l. Lewis. Of
Richmond, for tho appcilces.
:. o. Bland. Of Newport N.~s, and
Norvell l. Henley. OF Williamsburg,
were admitted TO pracucc yesterday IN
the Court OF Appeals The following
case wa argued
No. 1858 George H. Holt g. CO. np-
pellant. rs. Norveil l. Henley, Trus-
tee Peninsula Bank of Williamsburg.
ct al. appellces. appeal from tho Dis
trict Court at norfolk. In bankruptcy.
Cause argued by s. o Bland. Of New
port News. for the appellant. and by
Norvell l.. Henley. OF Williamsburg,
and o. D. Bachelor, OF Newport News.
Tor the appellces, and submitted.
The following Judges We're present: :
Circuit Judges Gon ana Pritchard and
District Judges Dayton and Rose.
Court adjourned until 1880 o'clock
this morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
BANJO DISMISSED
BY MAJOR BOWLES
,Twenty-Eight Members Dropped
From Blues Before They
Could Resign.

Because they were dissatisfied with
military duties, tho twenty eight Nom
bers of the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues Battalion band, including their
leader Jos sph c. iiessnich. were dis
charged from tho -~rvico last night
about 6 o'clock by Major e w Bowlcs,
commanding.
several days ago i, was rumorcd
that, as all OF the cnlistmcnts of the
musicians expired within u few days
.hey Intended to auii. and in inc
meantime MIR. Ncssnich applied for :,
discharge 1t WAS given ont that the
hempars Of the band did moi feel thhy
could neglect ENGAGEMENTS for which,
l,leI We're. paid to perform military
duties Without compensation.
Major Bowles heard that Tho ia,
tatioh was about to he left In tho
lnrch - he ,1eHd,d off the movement
"h announcing last SATURDAY that II.
""uIi discharge the banL i'm n BODY
poiVre the terms OF cnlisimcIlts Of i,s
ncmhCrs had expired
Mnjoy bowlcs said last night tina,
ne Z, h@d r:nctically perfected plans for
posed 81 nonunion members. and tina,
ne expected TO enlis, them Within the
nest fcw days '''e
~ mas not been announced who Will
nc CHOSEN as leader Of the n,w hand
Mt kcsspich has formed the NIunici.
nai band, and has recruited nbou,
thirlN-hNe members. AT "A mn.tipr
Monday II was decided to petition tbc
lily Council 10 grant the new musical
Auditorium Tor free concerts caci
sunday afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
EVERYBODY WILL
GET HIS THIS DAY
et. Valentine Gives Free License
to Even Up Many Old
Scores.

T,inp4y TO remove the sting which
VIII come with tho frs, mail TN.
morning. II might nc we'll 10 rc,,,.,I
i'iehos' relatives and aoqua.n,ancos
mat this ia ST. Valentines Day. Tho
highly scented envelope which vo,,
WIZ rip open anxiously, under ina h..
hef that II Is an invitation TO a dinner
or pink tea. may carry nothing ~.
SSPi : cneap sheet Of white paper with
an infamous picture thereon II voi,
oeloHe 10 that tribe that never spnnda
money u few verses win remind voIi 80
that sin. II YOU drink too much va,,
arc sure TO be reminded of that fact'
ZOO ana II yon are the exact opposi,,.
oi that type the Wholesale rhy,nstrrs
VIII attend to your case. SO there ia
no esSape y Is tho big day in tho
yGAr Tor getting evcn-for strikinl-
,eten nos tnH enemies alike. and no mat
s.a now tne custom happened to orig
mate II mas dcScncratcd into d stab
ping event the world over
i1.!hS Properly warned. you NAV he
excused II you throw your letters away
"ithout opening them, and that may
= re u3he IN perfect safety. for II sell
com happens tina, strange friends send
money that way. They would rather
send IL by n butler in livery, on Sill
yer waiter with green things packed
around Ii. which Is simply another way
OF aylnE they don't send it at all!
neh the posimen made their final
ROUNDS last night they picked UP hun
dreds OF valentines which Will go out
on the nrSt delivery this morning Tho
human crouch Will get all that Is com
Ing 10 him, and everybody, for that
matter. vii! be emembered. The cost
Is trifling. and It IS the legitimate
lnsthoq Of digging people you do NOT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
Street CLEANERS
NOT REPUBLICANS
II Henry Coin Finds They Really
Howled at Mass-Meeting
He'll Scalp En- All.
SUPPOSED TO BE DEMOCRATS
Report That City Employees At
tended Mass Meeting Will
BE Investigated.

When they read The Times Dispatch
yesterday Democrats seemed to get
some amusement out of the report
which showed that two factions were
far apart at the Republican meetings
held on Monday night. But later In
the day when the report was rather
freely circulated that many of Super
In tendent Henry COINS street cleaners
were asked TO come in and make a
noise In Belvidere. Hall, the situation
was not so pleasing. That however.
that the street clanors were expected to
howl with the faction opposed to Com
missioner Cabeii and his friends. and
while some Of them did not know the
'aames. they screamed manfully when
they got the RICH; tip.
But even If the street cleaners were
In attendance. nobody questioned the
Democracy of Superintendent Cohn.
who has done good work in whipping
Republicans and dust alike.
Swccpcsr Are Democrats.
As every city employe must be a
taxpayer and Democratic voter, every
sweeper who helped to fill Bclvidere
Hall with noise will lose mis- Job If
That goes without saying. Nobody had
to ask Mr.. Cohn ii that would happen,
for everybody who knows Mr. Cohn
knows that 1t will happen, and happen
quickly. So the faction which the
alleged swecpcrs tried 10 howl down
ia making quiet Investigation and
the list If compiled. viii so to tho
Street Cleaning Department. and Mr..
Cohn will walk to the front some bright
hnn M ha
as were noisy at the Republican meet
ing.
The Brady Hanson Flegenheimor
faction. which is lighting the Cabcll-
Allan Moore element, is said to have
pronted by the street cleaning noise.
There is no law TO prohibi; city
omnloyc from exercising his lungs IT i
political meeting so Ions as he IS in
the right pew. Nor is there any civil
service in the City Hall--not much and
not get. There was no intimation tina (
anybody from the Gas House joincd In
with the street cleaners. as they are
alleged TO have howlcd for the Brady
Hunson- Tlegcnhaime wing, go the In
vestigation. II IL Is ordered. An con
Germ Mr. Cohn's men. and MIR Cohn IS
more an%lous than the others to get
the facts.
All Ecudy for vacancies.
There are hundreds Of good Demo
Gratis who would !ika 70 gc; on the
street cleaning force Their Dcmocracy
has never beer questioned; thsy say
they have nevor hecn tempted by free
sandwiches nj n Republican meeting.
and as they cnn sweep clean and howl
only at both Republican factions. they
respectfully apply for the vacanci IS
when tho bowling cleaners are found
No political investigation by the City
Counci! is necessary when this charge
is made that Mr.. Cohn's mon are not all
wool and n yard wide when II com g To
IA matter Of simon pure Democracy lie
can attend 10 that, thank you And
If he finds tina. his employees were actu-
ally yelling for the Brady Hanson FleG-
cnhelmer wing of the Republican party
we'll those employees will only sweep
again under Republican admnistra7
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

deiseourased from assuming additions,
puLfaens attsr showing his INABILITY r.
,h cure OF himself. by being den,cJ
the pension. The law shouia a anni..
equally TO both sexes appiS
ne nearly applause which 1rea,.a
mis- depression into matrimoniai e aee
MICS attesied to the soundneas OF tb..
me. II lost none OF its logic hn
eSusc OF senator Walkers obcic.ign
mat he would oppose such an nmnnJ.
ten' because II would have the effect
81 81 regulation In restraint OF mar
supporters OF the bill urged tho mo-
.tssatJ OF adopting restrictive provi-
IONS ana cited an instance in v,hich
woman taught school twenty yeara
ana 'ten married one of the ricbesf
Vine N INC state She spends her
nlhters In Florida. hut draws her nnt,.
s st, reiisiouaiy. The Law. IL was con.
,t, should provide for cases or
.nls hlnd. and restrict the bennn, os
nc pensions TO those who really naed
ZEN. me latter view held and Tho
amendments. "''"out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
earle ILL.," But
DEATH ISN'T NEAR
Audience at Academy Dismissed
When Actor Was Unable
to Appear

Richard (not himsclf) Carlo failed to
appear at the Academy last night, and
several hundred admirers were de-
prived of the pleasure Of seeing
jumping Jupiter" jump. OF Of casting
their eyes upon the sylphIikc form Of
one they once called Edna Wallace
rIoppch, now styled Mrs. y. .. Brown
of New YORK.
s,ridentty the call boy shouted;
NoclfcrQus WAS the medley OF sound
which einanaTcd from the members 81
lie ,'n,mplnE Nupitcr' company. Sol
,rnn We're the inquiries from Mnnascr
Wise. Dolefu was the march n.nNsu
bv Inc orchestra earle Garlic was
the shout from rnftcr to basement, but
the only answer received was ''SlchnId
is not himself again Long was ~"
wait lmputi@nuy the audience STAMP,
as impa ticntiy roared. The ht was
Silent with sombre, forehoHins sort
Finally came the annomncemcni
"TherelI he no SHOW this evening Mt.
earle il indisposcd." Back IN the
dressing room--thc star drosslhS room
was Edna Wallace Hopper, co-stat o.
the "Ju@ping Jupiter aEEreSaht! non
into one OF those creations Whlch nave
made the performance notable she WAs.
with The aid of her maid. nttemptlhH
ton was quite completed she was N
formed that Mr. earle would not az
near Back to the wardrobe went the
creation. Carefully loided anu pr'p-
wardrobe trunk. No tears We're sHed'
nor were any questions asked
For the benefit Of the hundreGs OF
admirers OF Mr. Carrie. it can be posi-
tivcly stated that he is suffering from
no chronic disease or that is' n" rata
disease. Al the matinee ne ScGtnSn
really himself. Richard was as N'!upl.
and as funny rs Richard has eyer
10, even rows upon rows Of cmptirs
swayed him from his pIp9st q nEo-
form thi. T.ty ,aat even the manners
~ his :Onipaiy w;rc forced 10 pay
tribute TO mis- proves by repeatSu
laughs Indeed Mt carlo cannot be
classea as all invalid Hope o, ms
early ana speedy re1ovcry Is onter-
tanned In every quarter lie has not
teen bitten by dog though pecn-
lar raing about him is That he is
abmo-mally afraid Of snakes and uses
every prccaution against them.
In pure justice to Mi earle. II should
he stated that he suffers friShtfully
from sudden eushos OF blood 10 the
head. and on such occasions is copi-
ously cupped. I, IS believed that this
treatment s. the cause of his non
appearance las; evening NJ al events
Charlie Briggs, treaslCcr OF the Acad-
env. believes g. Back !atF Empty
wallets went .hc price q; purchased
past boards giving admission 10 the
Carrie show got his money back. II
took several minutes to do this, hut
Briggs stuck To his lob ana LEO Wise
shekels we're being do!cd out
--latest reports ara 10 the effect tina,
Mr Garlic IS ah,c 10 SIT Up and talk,
notice. and thar ay the time ~
old form. ready 70 serve hi, Connhc-
lions OF fun to the srasi1c~+
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
CAMP ELECTS OFFICERS
New Local Branches Formed from Ricf
mond Office,

Colonial Camp, M. $50, Order OF the
Golden Seal, the home camp of the
Southern office of this order, held II. meet
ms last night for the election Of officers
for the year. The camp has already 200
incrnbers, although only few weeks old.
Most OF the supreme Officers OF this order
are Richmond people By virtue Of the re-.
cent amalgamstion with the Frnternal Life
and Accident Society. Hill Montague Is the
supreme commander. Large camps have
hcen organized during the past few days in
Atlanta and Macon.
OFFICERS elected last night u meeting
II sm!thdea! Hall follows: IIira m
r. Anderson. commander; Mrs katherine
y. Brothers. past commander Il. l.. Jen-
nin6s. secretary; Mrs. Georgianna w
Thompson. chaplain; a. C. Pohtig guide;
Miss Ida u. Holdcroft, sentincl: Mrs. s S.
Perkins organist; Mrs. Mary NJ. Daywalt
and Miss Minnie PoYrtz, trustees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
MASONS IN SESSIONS
six Hundred Delegates In Attendance
AnniinI Convent Inn

Between 500 and 80 Virginia Mnsons we're
assembled IN the Masonic Tomple last nigh;
OF Staunton. called 10 order tho rrst session
OF The virginia Grand Lodge promptly at
30 O'Clock In addition 10 the annual adj
dress Of the grand master. reports OF. the
standing committees were read. and a.! re-
.erpcd 10 committees Tor confederation.
Whatever Recommendations the reports may
contain will! not be made public at this
time
While this meeting Q: the Grand Lodge IS
strictly business. relaxation in several forms
vii! BE provided. The children OF the Aa-
sonic Home Will stage TN entertainment this
afternoon at o'clock in tho temple 70. the
delegates. ana tomorrow a noon the an
nual banquet will DC held. Only deiegetes
and members OF the Grand Lodge Will be
present. There Will Do no session 0! the
lodge this morning.
Deputy Grand Master William l.. Andrews
will unqucstionably be elected successor o!
Grand Maste! Mcchesney, as Il Is customary
the lowest vacancy from the door.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
CALL MFR. GIBSON
Bron dus Memorial Baptist invites Him to
serge pnstor.

Brond us Memorial Baptist invites Him TO
Serve AS Pastor
At nsass-mect!nR o! the CONGREGATION OF
Broadus Memorial Baptist Church, held last
night. call was extended to Rev. W. E.
Gibson TO became the pastor OF the church
to succeed Rev. L. L. Grave whorcsigned last
October to accept call 10 Knoxville Tenn
w. Gibson mas heen FOR uhe nnst seven
yeurs pastor OF church nt MidlIeburr,
T.oudoun county. He is about th!rtY.nvc
years OF age. has a wife and one child and
(, regarded as an able speaier and efec-
tive pastor. He is native OF Loudoun
county. having married IN Norfolk. lie is
a graduate OF Richmond College and OF the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at
Louisville. KY. and for three years held
passionate at Wichita. Kan.
Members OF the congregation OF Broadus
Memorial Church expressed high approval
Ut the action taken, and the desire wa. gen.
orally expressed that Mr.. Gibson would
promDtIy accent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

The old directors and officers were re-
e.ecied At the annual meeting Of the stock
holder. az tho Broad street Bank yester-
dav n. follows:
p!reetors-B p. Alsop. H. =. Grimme,l.
g. ". Minier. John C. walker, l. II. Kauf-
mann. ". H. Iiabi!ston. Raphael Levy. W
$. Rhoads. Julian w. Tyler. Leon Dettel-
bach, b Rand Wnllford and Henry W. An
ierson.
The directors later elected the following
Officers; ". " EIablIston. presidents j. w
Rothert Zee president; John &. walker,
hashier.