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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-17
WHITE PLAGUE WARFARE
COMMENCES IN ROME

in Rome TODAY some of mo mos.
DISTINGUISHED pl ysici1ns. socioloeists
and philanthropists Of the world
WI meet. preparatory 10 the seventh
International CONGRESS on Tubcrolosli
20 be- held IN 'hc Eternal city.
In this great assemhlacc OF men
and women. banded together for a
holy war on the terrible white plague.
the United Stitos viii be represented
by the officials Of the Nationa; AS
aociaiion ;or the STUDY and Proven.
tion Of Tuberculosis. and thnt orgaIs,
ization will make n remarkable ex-
hibit showing what has been accom-.
lished In America toward stamping
out one OF the worst scotrges 'har
affli,ts human Kind In will he an
Inspiring Gathering. that In Rome.
when scientists and savants OF an
races. y. all religions aud OF mono
Of every kind OF political and econom-
&c opinion. working shoulder to Shout
der, will exchange experiences and
views AMI give 10 each other ranew-
ed zeal and enthusiasm Whether
Christian. Buddhist or atheist.
these crusaders against the white
plarde re'lect the spirit Of the new
religion-the religion OF service to
humanity.
tuberculosis. II Is now known. is
a pTeventable, and. In It's carrier
STAGES. a durable disease. Much has
warf ire on the dread disease. but
much also remains tn be done. and
the International Congress In Rome
this week will doubtless result IN
the prolonglng OF MANY lives Ac-
ccrdinc 10 Prof Irving Fisher o.
Vale. therc are about 2.000. 600 on
the sick list" each day In the Unit
90 States. and ~ these one-sivth. o'
'or goo are victims Of tuberculosis
Prof Fisher estimates that one-hall
OF The cons WriiOn victims ara
totally incapacitated for Labor. and
n0'n'e oni that considered cold
h'oao'ly as matter of dollars au
cents fho economic loss 10 the com-
trF placing The value Of each ner.
sons services 40 5000 yoar. raa.her
'H' astounding total OF st75. 900.
""" ner onn.w Tho additional los.
'hroHeh tho purchase of wa'irinri
and special foods. doctors bills and
finally ur1.r'alo-s' bills. hrines M,
total economic Toss mp 20 twice that
Garrc
Narrow-mindci rorsons often crlu
risc tho medical profession bs.gus.
. u has no fixed and final treatment
fer any disease. but Is constantly oy
/ perimentlng and maxine now ais
A. coyories discarding worn.out theo
ries ans promulgating now ones
Medicine IS an governmental an.
progressive science. and that Is ia
greatest rlorv. I'm REGARD 10 m.
treatment 81 tuberculosis. MANY nov
ideas have heen advanced during m,
las; year, ami az the Rome congress
these theories will be subjected 90 m.
acid test by some OF the foreccs
| physicians Of tho world
One Of the most intercstln.
OF these discoveries is that announce,
a few weeks aro Nv nr Piery. o
lyons. France. who has found tina
the clothing II oorsumptives is Otter
responsible Tor the transmission %
the disease. The microbes or tnher
culosis, he declares. exist IN tho per
SEPARATION Of the afflicted and n
concludes that II tho bacillus IS abb
70 leave the body through The p1re
~ the skin II NAV enter In the sam
manner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-17
National Atad,my Of Sciences.

Washington. D c., April 10
with n goodly representation Of .ts
membership in attendance, the an
nral meeting OF the National Acud-
omy Of Sciences. which is classeG as
ono Of the most famous scientific
bodies in the world, opened az the
National Museum here today j,
viii continue until Thursday Pusi-
ness meetings aud afternoon public
sessions for the reading Of scientific
papers will take place each day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-17

Need House Help" Daily News
Want Ad will get YOU one.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
Enamel
81 tell you

Lnduro the highest grade enamel made-a very popular
finish in the finest 1t is very tough, elastic and
durable and does crack chip easily mar For either
gloss or rubbed finish.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
CONTRACT LET FOR
new MURPHY HOTEL
TWELyE.STORY STRUCTURE ON
BROAD STREET WILL BE
ERECTED BIZ y. y. CON
Germ,

The largest building contract that
has been given out in Richmond In
some time, involving the expenditure
OF half million dollars, was award :
ed -yesterday-te- Nesbitt &-Lo..--o OF
Washington and New York, for the
construction OF the new Murphy hotel.
There were several bidders for the
work, but the Washington-New York
builders bid was the lowest. All hoy
cred close around the figure set By
Colonel John Murphy-s500,o The
exact figures of the successful bid
der were not given out.
The new hotel will be built on the
site Of the old hosteiry, the south
east corner of Eighth and Broad
streets, and while the work Of con-
struction IL In progress the hotel will
make use of the present annex The
structure will be twelve stories high.
of fireproof concrete and steel con-
struction. and will contain over three
hundred rooms. Every modern APP
pltance known TO modern hotel con-
struction will be employed to make
for the comfort and convenience of
guests and the hotel. when COM
pfeted will be one OF the largest.
handsomest and best equipped hostel
ries In the entire South.
Work IL to begin at an early date
and 1t liz expected that the new build
ing will be completed for opening
about the first of the year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24

ing, prevent disease and prolong life is
a satisfaction money can never give
Theirs no adequate compensation Tor
saving a life or for rendering any othel
altogether worthy service. One OF ne
giories of your profession. as of mine,
is the doing of things that cannot be
paid for. and responding TO nlanA 3 cali
from the poor that Is to be rewarded
In heaven Go. time waits tin you
fulfu your ministry.
Those Who Graduased
Fnllow ing is the lis tot graduate
Medicine-N. CLYDE Anderson,
Lynchburg Va: Waller c. Akers. Alum
Ridge. Va: Raymond Apgas. Allen
town. Pa: Robert A. Asnworth. Ana
walt, w. Va: Edward Bancroft lf,
Athens, Ga: Henry Ar,nistead Bullock.
Bullock. y. c.; Charles Eugene Cheek
Manndale n G; John A Cioyd, Dub
lin Va: w. O'Connor Cox. Fort Black
more, Va: Baxter l.. Crawford. Me
Connellsville. S c.: James Seymore
Ediin. New York City; Branch T.
Fields. Greensboro. \. C.; Lewis Julius
Friedman. New York. \. Y; Joseph + i.
Geisinger. Richmond. Va; + Vance
Goode, Jr., Rutherford college. \. G.;
Archibald Fowler Graham, Paterson,
n. J.: George Franklin Highmitf,
Dunn. y. c.: Lewis L.. Highmith. Dur,
ham n. C.. Herbert Pencil, MoseleS.
Kinston. n. c.: Marion Theodore Mur-
dock, Richmond Va: Joseph Leroy
McSparren. Richmond. Va; Marcus
Pinson Neal. Birmingham. Ala; w.
Reid Putney, Wealthia. Va; Benjamin
Franklin Randolph. Arlington. Va;
Louis Garrard Roberts. Columbus, Ga;
Charles Carroll Smith. Jr., Newport
News. Va: Walter Durrie Simmons.
Jr.. Richmond. Va. William Leags
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
BIG CIRCUS TENT
ARRIVES TONIGHT
SOCIETY FOLK ARE GETTING
READY FOR BIG EVENT
OF SEASON.

Final details will be completed to-
night at Belvidere hall at meeting
OF the Society Circus commit'ee'
which takes place at O'Clock sharp
The AFFAIR promises 10 be one of the
most unique events of the season and
a number OF high-class professional
circus acts will alternate with the
amateurs The dates for the circus
are Tuesday and "Wednesday of next
week. but the tents and other para
phernalia will arrive in Richmond
tonight.
The committee of ladies' In charge
are DESTROYS OF having all participants
meet tonight and others who may
be interested In making the affair
success are cordially invited seat
sale opens Monday morning Al NC
Coys.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24

Stevens. Indiantown. \. g., John
Franklin Stover, Charlottesville. Va.<
Frederick Overton Swindell. BelhaVen,
\. G.: Everett T. Watson. Roanoke,
Va: Talmage Il. Neatheriy German,
y. c.; Richard r. Whitaker. Kinstoi,,
\. c: J. Neale Williams. DanNtlle. Va.
Joseph A.. l.. Wolfe. Elkton. Va.
Dentistry-Thomas BENJAMIN Allen.
Four oaks, \. c.; Herbert Reed Boyd.
Petersburg. Va; Albert del Castillo,
Bsrbaeoas &c oiunrpla, = ~. WlIbnr
Andrews Hawks. Carson. Va, james
Orlando Hodgkin. Jr.. Warrenton, VA,
William Newton Hodgkin, Warrenton,
Va; Frank Preston Repass Marion.
Va Charles Cleveland Rush. Nc
Ga heysville, Va; Burney Bruton
Shamburger, Biscoe. n c.
Pharmacy. PHI. G.--ifugn Andrews.
Lynch Station, Va: Robert a klor,
Newport News, Va; Harry-I- IAvfck'
stanton. Va; Fred .. Williams, Pm.
h.. Cambria. Va.
PHI. R.---Alvin r. 4.uringer, Rich
mond. Va; Joseph w. Ellis, Church
nm, Tenn; B, f. Foley. Jr., Berry
Vile. Va: William y. Harrison, Rich
mond. Va; A.. 7. Organ, Gladys Va;
A. y. parson. Stony Creek Va, Rob-
ert l. Stanley. Richmond. Va; Norveli
Taliaferro, Ulainee Va; j. Thomas
Worsham, Cary, w Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
PLANS TO ERECT
$4,000 DWELLINGS
q. J. HALLORAN GETS PERMIT TO
BUILD TENEMEkTS IN
EAST END.

d. j. fLailoran procured d permit
from Building Inspector Beck yesterday
to erect two two-story prick tenements
-four dweling) on the north side OF
Broad street between Twenty-eignth
and Twenty ninth streets, at q cost 81
~ 81. 900 Andrews is the con-
ractor.
Other permits Mere issued as -fol=
lows: r. NJ House. to erect two-stofy
brick dwelling on the south side CT
Main street between Rowland ana
Sycamore streets. to cost $1,000.
Virginia Railway and Power COM
pany. 10 erect a detached frame a
dome on the south side of Beverly
street between Davis avenue and Elm
street, to cost 5000.
Emma Metz. to repair two-stoiy
frame dwelling at az North Twenty :
ninth street. to cost $3.50
Wendall Kemp, to repair frame
dwelling at o12 East Abigail street to
cost SITS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
FIRST ISSUE OF
ROAD BONDS SOLD

Especial TO The Richmond Virginia n.
WARRENTON. VA. May 2SHar-
ris Forbes Il Co. of New York, were
the highest bidders for the first. 1885,
600 OF the $4,000 Fauquier county
bond issue. The bids We're opened
today in the presence of the com
missioners and the board of super
Nisors. The bonds sold above par. the
bid being S101.31. Baker, Watts e.
Co. of Baltimore. submitted. through
the Fauquier National bank. bid
of s1eI.15, and Whelan. Duer &
Lanahan. of Baltimore. at SHOOTS
This bond issue is for permanent
road Improvement now In process OF
construction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
OBITUARY

James W. Gilman. OF Richmond.
The funeral Of the hate James W.
Gilman, one of the oldest and best
known building contractors In Rich
mond, and veteran OF the War Be
tween the States, took place yester-
day afternoon from Clay-Stree,
Methodist church. The burial was in
Hollywood.
The grandchildren OF the deceased
acted as palibearers. They are: f.
Atwell Gilman. Stewart Gilman. W
]. Gilman, Jr, Julian A. Gilman. j.
Wrthe Howard, Harold Gilman, WI
liam H Taylor and Wexford l. Tyler
r.. E. Lee Camp, L. c. v, attended
the funeral In q body. while repre-
sentatiyes of Marshall Lodge. X. oil
P. of which the deceased was a MEM
her. were also present. Mr.. Gilman
was eighty-six years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
LEAGUERS HOLD
MEDAL CONTEST
MRS. JOBSON'S ORGANIZATION
EXECUTES VERY SUCCESSFUL



The Womans Temperance League
OF America. of which Mrs, j. Tyler
Lobson In president. came 10 the front
again last night when very success
fun double medal contest was held
in Pine street Baptisr church
The honors for the best elecouuon-
srv effort went to Miss Inez Samuels.
f)rher contestants in this cfass were
Misses Hattie Freeman. Blanche Will
lisms. Clara Carter. Sarah lngersoll.
and Bessie Carter.
In the vocal solo contest the medal
was captured by Miss Allie Pace. Her
competitors we're Norman Cartera s.
r. Anderson and Miss Evelyn Pace.
Mrs. Jobson announces that mass
meeting for young folks VIII be held
sunday afternoon under the auspices
Of her league.
The place OF meeting will prob
ably DO determined tAday so that an
nouncemenr can be made In The Nir-
rinian tomorrow morning.
The Rev. f, j. Richardson. an ex-
pert on temperance questions has
agreed 10 deliver the address. He has
been active for several years in the
councils Of the .Anti>Saloon League
df y'frEing. = ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24

Mrs. Bette b. Coleman widow OF
the hate Rufiin II. Coleman died az
her home near WEIGH. in Caroline
county, Tuesday evening, aged eighty
six years. The deceased was a woman
OF high Christian character and an
active member of Bethany Baptist
church. Five daughters survive her.
Mrs, Geo. Adams. of Guineys, Mrs.
John c. Willis. OF Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Ollie puerxon. of Clifton Forge;
Mrs J. u Coghill. of Spotsyivania,
and Miss Emma Coleman, of Caro-
tiues Funeral services we're from the
home this afternoon conducted hy
Rev. j. s. Ryiand. Interment in fam
in ceffaefery at Uooufoe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
kirkmar,-Chrisman.

Especial to The Rieamond Virginian.)
HARRISONBURG. VA. May "a
Miss Olive Crisman. daughter Of will
liam q. Chrisman, and Mr. Virgil
NJ kirkman. of Greensboro &
were married yesterday at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. W. r. Falls. AT Hin
ton Rev. q. +. Cook officiated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
Ms. Mary 4. Blnke.

FREDERICKSBURG May g.
Mrs. Mary A. Blake. Of near Berea
STAFFORD counry formerly Miss Mar
Anderson, of this city. died at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. II. r.
Davis, in Stafford Tuesday evening,
aged ninety years. The deceased was
"A woman of many virtues, member
Of Berea Baptist church and was high
iy respected by all who came in con-
tact with her. She Was sister oil
Matthew y, Anderson, who formerly
resided in this city, She Is survived
by seven children. Messrs. w. y.
Blake, OF fredericksburg; &. p. Blake.
of Richmond; L. A. Blake, of Stat
ford: f.. c. Blake, of Washington;
Mrs. Alice Davis and Mrs J. X. Char
tiers. of Stafford and Miss Sue IL.
Blake, OF Baltimore The funeral ser
vice was held this afternoon,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24

s. Eogss, Of FORSYTH county \. c..
were filed. Value of the formers
property in Richmond is placed at
1900. That Of Mrs. Boggs - esti-
mated to he $500 Tx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
sQCAIIFIES ON ESTATE
OF VIRGINIA NJ. SELDF.N

/ Mrs. Mary Lucy Harvie qualified
in the Chancery court yesterday as
administrators of the estate OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24

late Virginia NJ Selden, which Is
valued AT $4,000.
In the same court, copies of the
will Of Daniel Francis Sprigg, of
Washington. -. c.. and Mrs. Mary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
Removal Sale
First Announcement

You want Piano. You have
perhaps wanted one for long time.
Now YOU can crafty this wish at
figure impossible of duplication for
years to come. Terms are as easy
as ever. You have every privilege
free trial, full guarantee in writ
ing, etc.
II you have an old piano we will make
liberal allowance for it Out of town pur-
chasers are refunded railroad fares We
want all to reap the benefits of this sale.
Come in to-day Glad to show you around.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
The Weather

WASHINGTON. May 2s.-Forecast
for Friday and Saturday:
Ntrgipia-Fair< warmer Friday Sat
urdax showers and cooler, except fair
In southwest portion.
North Carolina-Generaily fair Fri
day and Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24

To save the expense of moving our
present stock of new and used Pianos
to our new quarters--we begin to-
day sale affording real savings SO
far in advance of ordinary sales that
it is truly THE Sale of Decade"
Bear in mind the fact that regular figures
here are 20 per cent underprice BY all dealer
standards. and You'll grasp the unusual char
acter OF the bona-fide reductions quoted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
Prompt Action
Needed

Naturally YOU want the best posi-
BILE selection from all these offerings.
Reductions such as these are bound
to effect quick clearance. For
that reason we advise an early
choice. Come now. Get Just the
style you prefer at the lowest
figure in years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-24
AuNew and Used
Pianos

No Pianos are reserved. on have
the choice of our entire stock. There
are fine Stieffs-hoth grands and up
right-the best Pianos made There
are Shaw Pianos, et-toned and
lasting--and all other grades of
Pianos. We have just the Piano
you'll take delight In, now placed
within reach Of every one.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-19
8 a y, 1t o n.

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Slben t.ins rspubliianiften Gl,itos
rolitimmtH obgtbe, neil bic republisc.
nif6e part,i ben Siib.n in fsistr
Ieiis I'M Sti6 uno fsinem Sdi6foI
uberlaHsn babe.
.2orimsr!" erfhon es nbermals.
.Ch, Qorimer, Qorimer. 2erimer!"
rief grab!,p. .Wleine antport iit:
.aiisnsr, 2iisn<r. 2iisner.-
gr fagis, bdb bic ROoIsnelts GIes
msnte bic r.publitonifde parsei ~ sers
ft0ren brcbtsn, inbem f. un<hrli6e
aoniefts Dor bic aonDsntion br1Aten.
Sofort brad pieber Elm fiirnser.i'
der 9umuIi aus.
SER gorfibsr, NIT Sbrer Crlnubs
nib." fubr Senatpr Groblsp fort. .piu
id Iange gsnua poufe mafkn, um js-
btm Rdrr gstessnbeii su geben. alI'
Grasen 81 itsasn. bic gu iisIsn sr au'i
| bat"
spOttruf. unb 3ifden fOls.sn bic
| fem ansrifi.
~Dir perlansen, bnb IN resuldytl
Mxife pprseoongen tpirb.- risf SenGs
tor graolsp. .Wenn Gle slouben. baf
Gle nieie aonpention einfdunttrr
| fonHen, DdHn ifHp SR I'm JrripuM
9beooore Rpoiepeii III bel einsr Uele
ssnbeit oht Mol nit btr DompfDdly'
iibsr mid binip<sgefcbren.' fogse g.
nator groelsp.
.lInb bd bat e burGnus Reb. se'
tbon," tam cine Gtimme BON Der Ocl
Ierie.
Goupern.ur Wonen BON e..iibs Duto
IL inboiiirts bic domination nes Con
Derneurs WeGopern unD 5tnrp 4litf
pon aanfas tbai bosfelbe. Gr fDorni
bic Ronpention, bob ik bic GtontsE
bic in ben primGrudHsn iin fir Roo
Iepelt entidiebsn haben unb bic bel
sjQsrn Der republiianiffeu portei biI
btn. nidt NIT oiIfe BON Deleooten Der
genoliisen folIte, beren Re6t, IN ot
aonDention gu fihen, fbrIi6 IN sJrug
| geiieat Derben nniiHe.
i Die Ssnidtio1 bei ben lInttrfiib
unssrebsn tam, dla OGIter g 6cufe
bon Wiseonfi1. Der anmpagnelfiier g