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The Washington times., 1912-06-11
SOUTHERN HALLWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
n. B.-Foliowing scheduAe figures published
only as Information and are not guaranteed
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON
For Atlanta. Montgomery, Mobile. New
Orleans. 300 a. m. and lo:4S p. m daily.
For Chattanooga and Memphis via Ashs-
willie, 10:46 p. M. daily.
For Atlantic. Admission. Birmingham. 900 d
a and l:35 p. m. daily. Dining cars.
For Atlanta, Admission, Talladega, CaISrR
Belma, 900 a. m. and rs p: m. daily, and
Tor Uniontown, Demopolis. Meridian. 300 a
m. daily. Dining , ears: p,om.
nooEa, Birmingham. Meri1ian. VicksburE
New orleans. 1910 p. m. daily. Dining cara
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nash.
vile. Memphis, 4:l0 a. m. daily. Sleeping car
NAV be occupied after 1000 p. m. Dining car
For Asheville. 800 a; M. 5:55 p. M. and
lC:45 D. m. daily. Dining cars.
For Columbia sSmmerVtlle; Charleston
Sonviiie, and Florida points. 5:55 D. m daily
OTaufist car for California. Monday, Wedns.-
day, Thursday. Friday. and Saturday. t:U
y p'EMor or panville CIocaD. 1880 a. m. daily,
For Harrisonburg, $3.50 q. m. (parlor car,
daily; S:S5 p. m. tDarlor carr. and 4:lO D. "a
"fsa For cSsrlO,tesvilIs 0OcaD. 1880 a. m. and
''iE Eos r WarTenton. 500 a. m; II:OO a. M: ..n
%. m. daily; s:S6 p. m. Cparior carl. and t:si
Far BiuemonI, $40 a. M, 1880 D. m. 40.
and sos D. m. week days. S:55 s:I5 a m
and 6:U5 y. m. Sundays. Also 6:2S D, M
Geek days for LeesbuTg.
l. S. BROWN. General Agent
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

TO SUBLET AT Low RENTAL-Entire sec
ond floor Gil 1ith st. n. W.. consisting of
Ave rooms, reception hail. and private toilet
recently remodeled exceptionally light and
especially adapted for law, real estate, or in
surance offices, a ladies tailoring parlors. or
any other business pur pose. Apply 6ll Ith
at. n. w, second floor. Il
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH
RAILWAY

scheduIe Of excursion trains TO ana fran
ChesS peake Beach; effective May rs ISl3:
S,,bisct 10 change without notice.
WEEK DAYS.
Going, leave District Line Station, $3.50
io.aO and Il:S a. M; 1850. '5:t0 ana
Returning, leave the Beach, s6:SS a, m.
,o.so % 10 500, 500, and 1000 d. m.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
coinK, leave District Line Station, s9:sn
"A 10 and u:SO a. M; 2:o0 800. $500 ana
PsturninE, leave the Beach, 200 a m
20 70 2:lO, 500. 500. 900. and 10 20 d. m.
snake local stops, running time rs mInutea
An other trains make rup in 80 minutes
w. y. JONES. PreSIdSnL
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DEATHS

HoLBRooK-on Sunday morning June .,
1912, at his residence. 26I5 Connecticut ave-
nue., THEODORE LEWIS, husband OF
Catharine Holbrook.
Funeral services at his late residence on
Tuesday. June II, at p. IN. Friends In
vited TO attend. 1nterment private. >.
MoR'rIMER--On Monday. June TO- 1912. at
his residence. Baileys Cross Roads, Va, at
49,. y. m, JOHN r. MORTIMER.
hn'"red husband OF Hannah II. Mortimer.
aged eighty-three years.
uneleI from ~. Paul's Chapel, Balley's
Cro-s Ro1ds. Va, at II o'clock a. M, We'd
nesday, June -, 1912.
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ROOF REPAIRING & PAINTING
LOCKSMITHlNG

DUPLICATE YALE KEYS. Euaran.eed TO AZ
tOc. Keys mads for ALL locks ENTER.
PRISE HDW. CO.. sz7 9Th N. w. Phi. n. LOSl
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington d.
c.. June 10, 1912. Notice is hereby given that
on the thirtieth day Of June, 1912. will expire
all licenses granted by the Assessor OF the
automobiles, auto-vehicles, electro-v vehicles
hacks, cabs, omnibuses and vehicles Of ali
passengers (sightseeing automobiles except-
ed) Also private banks and bankers Cno, in.
corporated). note-brokers and the WashinRton
stock Exchange. Said licenses must be
promptly renewed by all persons desiring 10
continue business after the above named
date. VIM. F. RICHARDS. Assessor. D. &.
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]. GOLDBERG, wall papering and painting
q speciality; drop postal or call Main 20iS
for estimates. S07 llth st. N. w.
PAPERHANGING, 2OSo less than other nrmS.
: Phone Line. 22ss, or drop postal for esti-
mate. CIIAS. r. HYSAN. 204 Cap. St.
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Vital Records
Births.

WHITE.
Cedric and Sadie Wood, boy.
James f. and Catherine b. Whalton,
girl. T 7
Walcott and Lillian Tuckerman. girl.
walter r. and Pauline Sacks, girl.
John and Astrid Rasmussen, boy.
Frank A. and Matte b. Riston, boy.
Murray A. and Louise Russell, boy.
Frederick V. and Louva II. Rand, girl.
George l.. and Lille NJ. oliver, girl.
Pete and Estella Nicholopsoulos, girl.
Partich and Susie II. Mccarthy, boy.
Langdon and Minda T.. Moore, boy.
samuel and Rosy Nicholson, girl.
George and Helen Koumaris, boy.
Michael T. and Annie Holohon, boy.
James M. and Laura v. Howard, girl
Vincenzo and Vita Ferrara, girl.
George c. and Bessie Elliott, boy.
Walter A. and Nellie Dawson, boy.
William c. and Agnes X. Dennis, boy.
John and Gertrude Dunlop, girl.
Harry M. and Fannie L. Cashell, boy.
Joseph j. and Minnie Z. Curry, girl.
George and Lula Buzanis, girl.
Frank 1. and Ida M. Benham, boy.
CHINESE.
Sing N. and Leomg s. Lee, girl.
COLORED. ..'.t
Robert j. and Lula L. Wright, boy.
Corby F. and Clara Washington, boy.
Henry and Zita M. Phillips, boy.
William A. and Matellen Jones. girl.
| Harry and Mamie johnson, girl.
| Earnest and Elsie Barnes, boy.
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FOR SALE-CORHER PROPERTY IN
Brookland; the southeast corner OF 18th and
Hamlin SITS. s large rooms and bath, furnace
heat. Sacrifice price, "a, 7b0 Your own
terms In purchasing this property at the
above price we can prove to you that you
are saving at least $500.
A. C. HoUGHToN CO., 6sS st. -
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r.
LEAVE UNION STATION.

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO EyfiY EYyfaiY{LRpELPaiA ABE 4SD new SG HSo YoRK
NEW YORK TERMINAL. LIBERTY 81.
AND W. 2Sp STREET.
@ I0 So1l. 90 500 8 m 500 o' p m 800 sos Esys :s,
alsHs: oB DAY trains. sleePerS on 1870 night
spen at lU:lO p. m. ,,
.,i .Ua y NJ. 100 $500. tl.0o .. m. ''~
'A'" TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
CWesk Says' "a m; aasS % ts.SS 5SSo P M
tssS .iS; ,is @ taoS 500 t5SS asSR $3.50 tit:SS
800. tS:oi. t5;os :5sG ts;2C, $50, t1:VO $500
800. 'iO'0'' wi WVEsTWARD. N l..
CHICAGO. '1o:o0 a. m. 'l:e6. $3.50 .. m,
l2;GG 2;;GIGSReiffSSA1l. RiffSSISA1l ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS.
vILLEEs L,ILEEssURa .sfV 1000 a .siS nigh. mt
.,a.aa might sleeper ready. 10 p. m.
4CGEJEVELAND. 'l2:oo .. m... Columbus. 'S:si
p'wmaiEELISG, p ss:lo a. M: $50 .. m.
sMohsdules Of local trains at ticket officsa
snaiiy tExcept Sunday. tSunday only
rrsiephone at following Ticket Offices: 18th
and n. Y. ave. Main 1881; e1s Pennsylvania
CIIEs EsAPEAKE q OHIO LINES.
,roin 10 Cincinnati. with Pullman sIeeperI
~ ouisyiIIe, Cincinnati. indianapolis 81
fouisS and connection for Chicago.
S:SS D. m, dally-Cincinnau and Chicago
KSnTass Pullman service to Cincinnati and
CicnisT Cii:io D. m. daiIy-F. F. v. SPECIAL. "a
tho west Southwest and Northwest. Pull,
man seePsrs to Ifi xirEinia Hot Springs, cin.
omen For occupancy 10 p. m. c. q .. Dining
Ssr ali trains. Offices, bl3 Pa. ave-. 1889 r ct
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MUST BE SOLD AT s2376.
new Groom dwelling with large lot
fenced), on Great Falls Ry. and only car
fare. Fine watek and shade; gas and cleo
tricity; school and church. Very easy terms
and little cash.
HUGH A. THRIFT, Union Trust Bldg.
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FOR SALE
NEW; READY TO OCCUPY.
81 Q5O

SEMI-DETACHED NORTHWEST SUBCR-
BAN RESIDENCE, rooms, tiled bath, hot
water heat. electric light, gas range. grano-
lithic sidewalks, city water and sewer. Re-
fined surroundings scent car fare. Price,
s. 500 very easy terms.
HENDRICKS & SARGEANT. Inc,
Woodward Bldg. Phone Main 80.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. c..
June IL, 1912. SEALED PROPOSALS will
be received at this office until O'Clock p. m,
June Is, 1872, for remodeling boys toilet and
Chemical Laboratory waste lines, Western
High School, Washington, d. c.. Specihca-
tions and form of proposal may be obtained
from the Chief Clerk OF the Engineer Depart
ment, Room 427, District Building. Washing
ton ID. c. CUNO II. RUDOLPH. JOHN a.
JOHNSTON, WILLIAM V. JUDSoN. Com
missioners. d. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing
ton, June IL, 1912. Sealed proposals will be
received at this office until two o'clock, p.
m. June Is, 1912, for furnishing and deliver
ing two down-dfaft sectional steam boilers,
for use at Public School Building No 10,
Dent" this city. Specifications and form OF
proposal may be obtained from the Purchasing
Ofncer. ID. c. CUNo II. RUDOLPH, JOHN
A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM V. JCDSON,
Commissioners, d. c.
| U, s. ENGINEER OFFICE, go 18th st. N.
| W. Washington. d. c.. May %, 1872. Sealed
proposals for furnishing materials and erect
| ing complete. a brick storehouse on Potomac Q
PARK win be received here until L. M, June
| H. 1912 and then publicly opened. lnforma-
| tion on application. W. c. LASGFITT.
Lieut.. Col, Engrs. l.
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Marriage Licenses.

WHITE.
Emil Watert and Marjorie b. Clock,
both of Washington.
Robert p. Scott and Incz NJ. McCauley,
both of Ridgeway, Pa.
Frederick II. Elliott and Hattie ii. Will
Eams, both of Roanoke, Va.
Samuel ID. Macpherson and Loretta A.
Mcmahon, both Of Washington.
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Deaths.
WHITE


Emma A. Lewis. al years. 22iS N street
nor fthwest.
virgins X. Rehard, G3 years, George
" ashington Hospital.
Ther'dUre j. Holbrook, II years, 26io
Connecticut avenue northwest.
Anna Van Deuscn. 20 years. 1924 New
Hampshire avenue northwest.
Celia Malay, IS years, 1923 Twenty
:tth street northwest.
William V. Lewis. 20 years, GSSi4 street
northwest.
William L. Middleton, so years, Govern
ment Hospital for Insane.
Simon A. Hollohan. S. years. 100
street northwest.
Rosetta Allender. IS years, Garfield
Hospital
Ann NJ. HuidekopeT, 81 years. 'Friend-
ship" Wisconsin avenue northwest.
Benjamin P. Lambertcn, 6S years. 1919
N street northwest
William 4. Moore. II years, 224 street
northwest.
AIadge NJ. Gritton, 20 years. 81 Quincy
strt et northwest
Infant of George c. and Bessie Elliott,
boy. / day. 61s T street northeast.
COLoRED.
Martha Washington, II years, 1210 Col
Inns court southwest.
Irene Davis. % years. 1i2l v street
northwest.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN
TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN-S25O to $780, 900 on D. c.
real estate. Several trust funds Az to 5
Der cent. All transactions conducted with
economical considerable for borrowers
VIM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building SO7 18th ST n w
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate; lowest
rates; prior payment privileges; large
amounts. TYLER e. RUTHERFORD, 730 18th
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BIG MAJORITY
FOR HATFIELD


WHEELING. ~ Va Nov 9.--I'rar
iFnIiv rcmPlsfe Eeturus froD ~ AZ
ty.hus r0unfsss in West virEtnia. give
Dr 81 y Hornsid, RspuSIiCan- ua-
jshry of is.sss over his ThsunoeTSiie
oppon~aT Mr. Thompson Thess hE-
urea oa rhe cantas Of tie returns may
Vay siEhriy but Dr Hathsid uih
have at 30. VERY least II-i5s OF H.
Ssa
The eis-rttoh returns in the Demo
cTa,le morning organ yesterday proved
to b.. = joke. and intellectually canned
nauy o. thsir DrRocTasic ruaasrB to
drop their hanrroil on iakinE . ieu
ben The MARKET stree- OrEnH made
the startling GnnOuscsmnt thai
Thompson bad . EOOd chance 70 UiH.
pTUVtdtnE there uaS ? stnnaOa in Nc
DoEeu ooaRty. Giving Dr Hatfield,
b. home county. they placed bis ma.
5or,y trioG 70. 56es marx tas
readers of the papes starred taking
be,s thai HaIneld uOaid not have
najorny Of s.Sae. and naturally the
Republicans took and UOn ths heis.
The IntelliEsncer placed rh~ Doeiar :
majority ~ IS.s.s. Vifh tWo TOuBrie'
no, heard from
The l,Elalasarv. uth iie IN the
senate. uiii give he Republicans =
maprity probablJ Of thlrIy-One votes
The DeiaScrats nay AIN In one Of tHo
doubtful roaHti-z. bui fbsy VII not
chsnEe rhs standing more than tSO
OF three delegates
The DRY majority vii, r-o---i''ly reach
st0oo.
four oi the - conEreuamen e3'-ried
sTe Republicans ana the election
J proved q su--piEE victory far 's'
1 IRspublicanA 0f ,he Lrti- Mountain
state
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N'MANIGAL Confessed
DVNAMITER on THE STAND
Nc WAL TGLL TSiE EuTIRE sfo-
~ o. hchAHlaR'B Plots
AGASNGT iNDJOVRiAL AND
STRUcTURE oUTRAGEO.

IaEIDiANAPOLlS. Ind-. Nov o-OF.
tir Z lranlEaL eoadsu1n1 dFnanllrf.
uhr.s rOaFeustoh bE1uEht abuui lhe
arF~ui and rnavlctI0n - ~ N-Nan-
urns. - veil 20 ias arresl - the -
mn nOS IN trial here. Ioss rhs sin11
q n1un iosisy
Ths EUverumeHt Rtar witness VIII
isli su thst bs hRO@a q ih- dynamite
plots.
The aelshTan4st IrrA fisnd uss *
Erted - Fst,rai ,hs asory thai ~ 'old
81 Les AnErhps. adGilE 20 II the -
tails taat Uiil eohviuca those nnu -
trnl hGGP He vas eAperted 70 Ten
the htstuFy o. hiS llie fFom the tine ~
saya tali HeTben aorSing npVToach'
"a and eniisi@d him 10 me dynam.'-
plot conspiracy
His Hnr-niiv-s uiI oDTor All o. iae
lnduutEiai and siru-fcFal ou,ragau q
the United siatsa. 81 which b. bad
any kssu be,tzr. ana uili touch ever
one uF hin oO-d-ieheEhis
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MANY SUITS ARE
FILED AGAINST
NINE WORKERS

e-FtARLf.sTON " Va, Soy -
s-.., .uf. ..kiUr damages In the
:, ,--. a., -. s...s o,cs
N'@.i''' "
resident oas'sr' Of ~" 'n''rd Asn1
WorEsrs o. America. aAA IN gae circuit
cegrt Of Kapaah4 csEnty aEaiHs, 10
r,I oEr..-, of IN. u.ners uHlaa. b.
oo.I .smuanses uhasc miaes urrs
,i.u.a b. n. strfh. IN the Kaasp i,a
-.,f h.las
-. =, -. u5,,,so, and an.
-, - an. -. t,,I,,,. c,h,u
- r,,..lla,t.,. Coni.r,,, com
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-09

NAN USVto KILLED sPoUsE AND
FATnERIN-LAW TAKEN FRon
JAlL AND HANGED.

STEELE. \ D.. Nov. > s--CeorEs Ia
Eer rharEpd uiis The muTdes Of bis
utIs sa4 EatscF.iRlaW TaOmHs Glaas
Eas taEea frOm' the KlhArr cOuuU
jail carly YESTERDAY and lsErhsd u
L the liru1 iynrhins In S0rtb iAs0'a
uilhin a dseads
one Ueea $50 yea;grGny BahsF ~
tuTaca grUa California. uhere ~ hnA
Ira HVtaE. and from uhenre bis Uiis
kaa pr-rrdad Afm ~ shouf i've ueeai
% DaEnnu. X o.. ana slasEEnE t.
hone o. NJ Glass, opsaed are AL
iuE bosh bia wife and flIhRT-lniau
The shuS;taE b nald 20 hssa hlgn To-
Fvsuh q laully iFouhls
Hah-r Eas Fussad bGFP - OnsR. =
~ I--liag - I0uaoa ~ - Hl1
even utnRps uais = VIu,SEt ~
h1sa V yu1tlllg. ho-gteE-
$40 - Us upti ~ ll1i
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GREATEST CORN
N HISTORY
Of THE NATION

WASHINGTON. Nov = 4 cora
cros o. z.lCs III. .ssa hsshela Or -Nl
oZi .ooo h1s he's usere taan TIE Ersatt
81 rc3 OF o1su eyrr Eso~h IN any
coun,ry % ta~ EohI - TIE feature
G the csun1rys . mnsi r~llaTkabie az.
cultural yeas n h,stoF1. according
70 The Nav-us5er gror resuTl " the
uniisd states uepsFtn-nt q AGrieul'
,urC issued lc1ay- Thr rsuoEID con
yle;sI Fbr EOssrnneurs prelintlaFl
estimates cf ihr naiion's psiaSipal
cara crs7s This ara, crop Of e'ru
vas NoTsh au Nosember 10 farnen
81 ~. .7ss-s-s.
Tie rnaruaas sam o. St.l7IIsR-aas
represeutsd ihs fara vaIne an SOVeu
lag o. The Tui,ca Stateu rrops Of
cora, has uhshi. ollN FotniDsA- buE
ley. LAX s-ed. rye ans buekvheai
Wth Ia galus OF tas ErSutnE csituH
rrop ana thr crnps o. tosaern. ~
ard sp,des. rae assnsare vaiueu ni
The pr!urfpai larm iaro.iuris Uill
az.,ant vel beYead Ss.eop.epa.soot
UrOp tae pruiinlnary estimates q
praau.inu as.A pIsc~t snnoaared 70
aas. ta- valu- o. thr crops fssz-r CO
- folloaa-
coru. S1Szo.75G.aaa
Ha, TSsfGIz.es"
Wa-s.. ESQ. .s7S.saa
Oats. sS7s.Iss.@op
Pu.no-a. SIss. 'pi.nee.
barley. Stsnsts.eea
Pis1 .-rd. Sss. .sss.eoe
Re. tza-s7a.ppa
Rustu a. Sl9.zs6ope-
Thcre uuk an iurFvaue - ~ soial
uulue q eo-s q laate erauA. ereept
ing hurEuh-as. Eo,sioca. h-Ei-y -
~
~ mrr0e ueilsd OIlAcs5i
NV ~ uuiur.uf laui yraF'u es1la.
0nrulf uvsul q rlla r-l11li -
s-ri ul. 1Il- ~ ul ~ r
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IRIS
R3AIN
OVER BUcKpsAEINORS ANO pSORTEt-
ERN ENTERS THIS CITY TINS
AFTERNOON - OFFICIALS OF
THE coGlPAnIV WERE on TIE
INITIAL TRiP.

TIE afg train 20 he run over TIE
IslckhanhOn ara northern railFoad
!aI-a .aio tbs. l0ral q 4 . rtatioa
sheftsy ansr aa- O'Clock ip,iag
GA heard the sfiu we're the ca
,ials o. The b 4 \ oGlc ials 0f he r.
. and ieg l-eaEsy sSarll ssbelaia.
Tne train. ~hira vas cOnpo.-d %
, haEEnss raE. lhFe = 4 o and On~
P.HHayiTahis private ears. tsff ihis
ely alSOai onetkirty going ~ iae
braseh nus To the Ouruu' Hp'li'
Works In ,hfs city. after Ehich 3; ieiu
ior PirtshurEh. Va the r. 4 o.
TIE tFalu made t~Ey EDUd tlne oa
tie ,r1p 0Srr the nsN road uhtcs =
--porssd to - In splendid oouaiiiOH.
N !nspecttun Ess msaP aloaE toe
i,- Of rGad ~ me OlhSialn, WhO f0u1d
Il IN a FrFy a1tisfaeiory shape.
TEains uiu 10; ~ run regularly
ever fRe iiae for u1m~ time ~. a. ths
contraetou have 30 quite finished
their uort in soue Pisaaa, ,heFe a;ii!
rsnaialEs mnrs % % aurA - install
tLx sEtsehrs. siae trsrks. ard the sFer-
roH og snail huiidinEs for the prop-r
eEcicszrs o. tools and uPpurtsuaucsa,
A IaESe eFosd 81 ~ EistiOa aaV ~
ua.n puH Ia. h1i fee ~ hstheu uers
suare Ina, the EFsta uas ~ fiIui O1r
ever IN uou ~ buf ~ O1stalu
- h,nd the tEais ~ - ~ . IilIll
VAN u1uuls ~ glntill hulo- go ~
uRHa olul - Elllllg thal
sluly-
n I 'l lIlIl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-09
Starving SOLDIERS
ARE Demanding F00D
uslLo REPoaTB 0gIaso eilel'LAT-
% coNegRsSlnga ne OGUULOp-
uGNT8 N e0NBTAgTMOPLE


PAl8lA haace. N@t a-Ihs ulao-
-. rsposis asre eurren' A@fe inaay
runcerninG tevsi1s'spen'u n con-iln-
fiaolle- Ga ose saa~ h uaa rualaT''d
saieh EfHuauaa AhA drri1fea raT -
~ cariatiaAs and Uus Hitbi1s-ly
aiEsEhie'ias theE'- "a -" oahFr th7'
lha siAsViAg soldiers aefe denan1ins
fnai J ts~y VeF~ 20 fiEhi asuinr- ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-09
TOT now
GUARDIAN
FOR DAD
TRNFEAo.olD CHICAGO eIRL -
nanED ~ eoUaT ~ PAROLE
AGENT Poa PATOtGR.
E MUST RBlET BIETT


CHICAGO. Nov > Ten-yenF-old
PnuiIns uuunaii. sIiEhI and Iiunid list
ouuuinE tuok - the enOrmOus duties
q artlng - guardian. parole aE"n'
~ m1,al iasirurioT Of her infh-T.
UGil1 blua.tt. ~ yean old. brOsd-
GlauIaa 80 muscular bi.cksmith
hnlrsF q tha Slosk Yards PanliDs's
1urInr ~ o1uEI-Ordared Hn1 Hbs -
i thln VIA All ths earnuatnssa
- puunE tr1ah,D-alIed mind Sns c.
ra1ls q prlting iOrIh-
~ dln11 haF IatspTh hn0a sith
uOrunhlIlg hald ana pipds.4 ber -
~ uu1l1ly tnrune-E natter o. 50
Gsn Uo-h--sO plu1srr W eha.sr
. oouIt Ons u11gh fIOn yOIasrday
unrauhlq - Uiu uahs WOshly ~
uul1 - ~ eo11uzt
Eaniine. Who eaTus TIE aiDreDsn-
tilrd sun - senAinE = haby fOT a
nuf-th1F, uull 20 ~ Thursday ntght
naar pila,ng hsr ssSings ben-sth her
r1g. II soliFe Esm at6ssaied -
nlnn.t 60 doIiar. and the child did
~ osIP 70 tanUs buFEiAu.
4 uhoFt uuR laler according To her
r'lEy. ~ aasher reached home and
0rnando1 uuaay to Hpend -Utth the
hpI- q ~ ooTlPT saloon NFA. Ben-
"a ~ - noosy. and be- demanded
~ Fanllns's uOney b. prutVEr-d. The
moihoF Ounaoa any knoaiedEe % t..
uhsslupua the euraEsd iutber stroda
me- lhe budToon. aroused the chs
~ dannaded ber money. when sas
trlud 10 prsdurs ii be struck her
lnuors The tlrs. oVensd the irOat dn'aF
~ thFu.l her into the street BiOOd
~ streaming from = cut on her face
uhun aha UandsFed intS the Thirty
n1ID UiTees psli-r sfafion and told her
a1uIy. Hall a. bOur LATER her iaraer
Unlma cell aad she aas back IN bid
e ~ Aoae.
Wnsn uUniripai Judge N~Gc0msT
haW1 ~ StOry IN the aiterrioou he
tuSnn1 % the pEtsSasr and announced
~ uln1f1aus % s-nd hin 10 The p-ai-
i1ulillV ~ Hfe.
= eual do thaf though, AL can
q 3 y upad yoa to he Bnd~ueli Tor
~ nouths.- ~ sd -TOa are the
muaaas, bruie ! ever had the PIe1saT'.
q nsn1lnE to the hsuhr oi oorreCSsOn.
1o.t thsn POuIfns took hand Ia
- aGair.
-Plsa.s don't seHd him ==ay.
JuAsa.- sbs said Mamma works al
~ taking in washing bat re cast
nIpOort ~ family aloae We Bs-d
htn-
~ JuAge laans' over his d~sk and
diu1sd ths eass utsh he child- and
alany parulud the san IN her for CO.
mWlh The blaekNmiihS bsiD'-'
gFlnnad abesuiahIy and PrO1inrd 10
OnAa guoa cnrs 0f the parole nEsnS-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-09
Gets Idaho
OSILsoN CARRIES STATE OVGR
TAFT-REPU8LIcAN eOVERsOR
IC GLEcTEO

BOISE. ldaAn. Nov S--Although
Cor. wilu0a nay have bOsr CaiituEut1
10 Colosrl RaosPveil. ~ hus uldUlbi-
esiy eorTi-a this stars ever PTVuidg1i
TAFT
Practically coaptsta rgtnTnn fro0
q og the - colnttes - tbts sloia EjEa
WIlaoa sN.ess and Tan 3a.oEs.
Th- nrnor4ais ~ that ~ eou1t
IN ~ fWo renainiuE o1uulis - -
heara tTUn oanno, - lhe Iuasi aDarH
~ reuslt FIainsa. ~ DlDuAllenn
enndtaasa Tor GOseT1or has uAaouno-
cay caTThd the EtuSs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-09
.. 3 DATrLEsHIP REAoV Eoa
FmP.


EW YORK. X. r. Nov ?. TbP
uni1aa Glaics aTlnnIna eFulHlEa l1unr
tnla ~ TVlnsuss ~ toiay hp1ng
pueparaa foT ihsiu IFip . ~ Ne1t
,erFas.an. uhsgs shey - itthe t-I1ng-
eu,a - Jhs uHisu1 Etasgs 70 pEuarrt
AmaTicln uilllau1Eiss and nouF.Gl1.
- UoIl - aB Other Amurtoans nOu =
Ihe di1lFirf iH Tur6sp. uheER naaun-
rFRs arr Hksly 70 Occur.
Earh vsnlel vfli have % hoard o.
huadred uniisd Slhsea mnnneH- -
Beil ah many nOzghs- FouA aupultaI
and . years amuunltioa Tor -
uhots cree.
Ire Teuneu,eP . uaed - = Haa-
ship b. ne SdniFsl h eomnnna -
;h- neet. and ufH carr Tos Eaii1rn
The NNouiana ufgi also eary . IKE
nuall.er Oi sall0Eu. and . apsrial iEuia
Is nOu on Ns uay hsre baariaE -
bua-d go blue jlcEsta iTo8 thP EoE-
foIk naval yards snd OshsT naval 50
tiu8a
Tses- mea Uii; - plarsd oa boaFd
ship - sOoH a. 1b- SPECIAL 'rain A.
rireA a. tse ships srs s1VSoSsa -
lsave the hafhDr imDsdiaisly. ~
thoush sailing anae- nsliad ordsTu-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-09

~. aoaE. Nnglss1rh ResiUl1 .
iaIagTau am " ss1Gher. ClaEllla
4 N-EfFuh. GatiuE thai - ~
s-au Fesluela1 prlnzuzlls utinIu1y
4 culu4bus eoln=y. EuhTllo1, - >
natrrIly q - vl.eA n eululy =
DuuuzIu1ie Uhun UGey uno ~
dEaua- 80 ~ slara.Ca ~ ulul
,orn /. eoI1l,lil . rnill y -
lolurS Wsn HHI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-09
Jack JopSNsosi JAILED:
uNAlLE 70 EuRNISh


CHICAGO. Nav , Jass J0Ansoa-
ehnuniln hosSyusi<h; ptEi!isf O. ths
uuES1. oucuUdps cell n The county
IA. ~ - his failure to furEish =
SSaOoo hOAA 5Or his rrseaps "a a
shurrp q riulaEinG ne Mann a.
Aubcgt G JGlpa. Sho areRl - 20
Gnuly . 60 e tar puEilists i-onds-
nen. ~ ~ N rle.oes bail on
eharEa q UgFiuTy sitter 1t hal see~
aSosn lhat - ~ Scbe'iuled properly
Uhtrh. un1lf ~ nsEIe of a sss.s {.
g1sA- - UuriolalY had deaa-d TO
~ uls loDlB uas FSnaRaea - ,hs
ll11y g ~ Uutsod Sla,Cb marshal
lg uiIh Jull