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]. W. Casey, of "A West WASHING.
ton street; agent for the Cra,fo,l
apartment building, 5000 Wabash av.
nue., is sporting a fine gold hOrsesbo.
stiekpin, which was brought from Ian.
don, England, by one Of his eIo,.
friends and presented to him.
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Mrs. ]. C. Stewart, 543f Normal
avenue, has been visiting her neiee IN
st. Paul, Mimi, for the past two
weeks. She attended the State tan
and spent a most delightful time II
visiting it and the many other places
Of interest around st. Paul. MS
Stewart returned to her home, yestef'
day much refreshed from her trip 70
the North West.
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Mr.. NJ. Webb, 35l9 S. State, has sue
eeeded Peter P. Jones in business at
that number and being a high class
artist, he will soon become the leading
Photographer on the South Side. NJ.
Webb viii strive hard to please and to
retain or hold fast to all the old pa
irons of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Buekner Oh
1923 Langley Ave. entertained Ihul'
day Eve. in honor of Mde. Pattls
Brown and guest, Miss Matte Booker
Of Little Rock, Ark, and Mr.. anu
Mrs. Fred Havis of Pine Bluff, AK.
Those present were Mr.. and MS
Mont. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. WE
Maxwell, Mrs. L. Thompson and Al''
Minna Fielding, Messrs. Arthur BrO"A
G. Morgan and VIM. D. Neighbors'
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ST. MARY's A. n. E. CHURCH,
5251 Dearborn 81.
Rev. Jas. HigEins, Patton,

1SV' SAs. higgins, Pastor.
Services 1o:45, s:15, T:45.
At 1o:45 the Pastor win preach
Subject, The Light Of the World.
AT LAS The s. 8. win render a nice
program at their Dollar Money Rally
AT s:l5 Dr.. J. w. Robinson of St
Marks n. E Church viii preach.
At 7;4S The Pastor win preach his
farewell sermon Subject, "I com.
nAnd yOu to God and the word Of Bis
Grace.
On Monday evening at the farewell
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L 7. CLARK THE SHAKESPEARE
EAN Is OPEN FOR ENGAGE
NENTS.
From on and after this date, Mr..
Ia 7. Clark the noted shakespeareap
Of today, win only make or receive en-
gagements through his manager John
W. Hamilton, Sill 8. State street
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TROOPS GATHER TO AVERT !
RACE WAR.

TROOPS GATHER TO AVERT A
RACE WAR.
White Men Of Georgia Town Prepare
to Rush Jail and Lynch Eight Ne
groes While Blacks Plot to Dyna-
mite Entire City.
PLACE Is ARMED CAMP AND
MARTIAL LAW Is DECLARED.
Remarks Of Negro Preacher Slurring
White Woman Who Had Been At
tackled Starts Trouble When White
Man Beats Him.
Special to The Broad Ak.
CUMMINGS, Ga, Sept. 1O.-Martial
law was declared in this county to-
day and troops rushed from Gaines
vile and Marietta to put an end to
race troubles which threatened to de.
velop into a bloody riot after a Negro
preacher had been almost whipped to
death.
Infatuated white men had gathered
about the Jail prepared to rush in and
lynch eight Negroes and a mob Of
Negroes in another part of the city
made preparations to dynamite the
town.
Negro Preacher Severely Beaten.
The excitement began after a mob
Of white men had severely beaten
Grant Smith, a Negro preacher, almost
to death on the public square, after
the Negro had made insulting remark:
about young white woman who wa.
reported to have been criminaIly as.
saulted by two Negro men who had
been just placed in Jail prior to the
Negro preachers slurs.
The reported assault on the white
woman occurred Thursday night five
miles outside Of the town and a posse
of officers and citizens searched fol
the guilty parties until they were
caught this morning in Deep creek dis.
trict, near the scene Of the crime.
After their arrest Grant Smith. the
Negro preacher, took it upon himself
to express his opinion concerning the
victim Of the Negroes, and then the
trouble began. No sooner had the in
sulting words fallen from his lips thar
mob of Infatuated white men were
upon him. He was beaten almost tc
death and probably would have beer
burned had officers not interviewed and
placed the Negro in the vault of the
4 eourfhouaa
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CHIPS.

Mrs. Helen Maxwell, sister q,
Harry W. Gaines is visitir, =, y u
in company with her mother >, q, uy
NJ. ]. Dailey's in the Crawfo,5 M
ments. --P~'I'
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Mesdames Lewis r. Cumu.
ophelia Bryant, N. OdeneaI. Ton -
rol and Harry A. Duncan ws,. Ia''
guests Of Mrs. NJ. V. Bake, .. '-'
beautiful home in Glencoe, ILL.,, The -''
day the 18th. -4U'''
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entertainment the Pastor viii read his
annual report, and viii leave Tuesday
morning for Galesburg, the seat OF the
Annual Conference.
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Mrs. Charles ]. Pickett, who I, a
guest Of Mrs. John 3. Marshall. $3.50
Calumst Avenue; left Thursday morn
ing for Benton Harbor, Mich, where
shs- win be the guest for q few days
Of Nrs. Edward Il. Norris
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Mrs. Julia Fowler, 5723 Grove ave. ;
wishes to announce the marriage y
her daughter, Mrs. Marian per-!
Moore to PsOf. r. 8. Cole, Wed. S''7
Sept. 4th, 1919 at NsvasOta, IeAA''
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Hntsred a. Second Class Natter Aug. -
1907 at the Post Once At Chicago IInno1
under Act Of March 9, liza
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MACEDONIAN CRY ANSWERED,
HOME MISSION BOARD REPORTS
THROUGH IT'S CHAIRMAN J. p.
ROBINSON AND SECRETARY 3.
II. BOYD. NATIONAL BAPTIST
CONVENTION DOING A GREAT
WORK ON HOME FIELDS, PANA-
Ma AND THE wESF-GEfs he
LIEF TEN. YEARS RECORD
SHOWN IN REPORT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
Mr.. FERGUSON ON
LIQUOR QUESTION

The following letter from MIR Ed
gar II, Ferguson, candidate for the
administrative board, was received ia
reply to a letter sent to all candi-
,aates fer tae board bs The Richmond
The letter was m.slaid and
did not get printed with the several
other replies at the time;
July 1s, 1919.
THE Richmond Virginia. City.
Gentlemen, In answer to your In
ouiries as TO how I stand on the tenn
perance question, will answer as
foliws:
II believe the sale OF liquor in its
various forms. under the present or
dinances. is In as good condition as
1t would be possible to get.
~ am not a prohibitionist.
T believe that liquors are going to
be drunk by all classes of citizens as
long az II is manufactured
Il do not believe prohibition will
prohibit
National prohibition might help
the cause of temperance some.
Local option seems 10 be very sat
isfactory where IL IL lit force.
Yours, very truly.
EDGAR P. PERCUSSION"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
STEEL COMMITTEE
FINISHES REPORT
NOT UNTIL NEXT WEEK. HOW
EVER, WILL 1T BE FORMALLY
MADE PUBLIC.

WASHINGTON. July 25.--"Ffnis3
was written today on Its work by
the Stanley steel committee Of the
house. concluding its investigation of
the steel trust. Not until next week.
however. viii the report be formally
made public, although Wall Street
now has the gist of the report with
It's recommendations for the amend
ment OF the Sherman antitrust law.
The five Democrats of the commit
tee, Congressman Stanley, Kentucky:
Littleton, New York: Bartlett, Geor-
Ria. Beall. Texas. and MeGiliicuddy.
Maine. today Joined in signing the
ma jority report. Mr.. Littleton also
presented his private dissent from
the majority plan Of amending the
antitrust law, made public yester-
day.
This afternoon the four Republi-
cans. Congressman Gardner. Massa-
chusetts; Danforth. of New York.
Young, of Michigan, and Sterling. Of
Illinois. met with the Democrats and
unanimously r-pud:ateti ti1e Demo-
cratic report Gardner and Danforth
join In minority report. while Ster-
ling and Young will each have sep
arate reports.
Chairman Stanley today arranged
with Speaker Clark to present the
steel reports to the house next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
COMMISSIONS GIVEN
TO MANY OFFICERS

The following commissions We're
ordered issued yesterday from the Of
fee of the adtutant general:
Robert NJ. Dashieli, frst lieutena n IT,
Company G.. First regiment.
James r. Peters, second lieutenant,
Company r, First regiment.
Paul C. King. second lieutenant
and quartermaster. Third battalion.
Fourth infantry.
Turner NJ. Chambiiss, first lieuten-
ant and adjutaSnt, Third battalion.
Fourth infantry.
Ernest 8. Jones, second ueutena mt
and quartermaster. Second battalion,
Second infantry.
Samuel j. Hurt, first lieutenant and
adjutant. Second battalion, Second
infantry.
Winston B. Davis second lieutenant,
Company G., Second infantry
William c. Galleher. second lieu
tenant. Company Fl. First infantry
Rev. benjamin. Dennis. captain and
chaplain. Second infantry
Robert NJ. Bidroud captain. Com
pany r, Blues battalion
Captain Charles M. Wallace, re-
tired. ordnance department. detailed
as acting first lieutenant of Compan.
r. First regiment. ror duty at Mt
Mct;regor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
ROBBED Of JEWELS
VALUED At 100000
PRINCESS OF THIHS AND TAxIs
VICTIM OF INTERNATIONAL
GANG OF THIEVES.

OSTEND. Jniy 25.--The Princes Of
Thurn and Taxis. who was the divorced
wife OF General Gerald Fitzgerald, has
been robbed of $4,000 in jewels She
IL a guest at one of the hotels here.
and the police believe she has been the
victim OF gang in international
Jewel thieves. The princess was the
beautiful Miss Ida Nohols niece of ] e.
G. Thompson, millionaire coal miner of
Pennsylvania. her first husband, Cen
eral Fitzgerald, is millionaire. aud
she received $40, 600 a year In alimony
After she had divorced him she sud
denly married the Prince OF Thurn
and Taxa. who was heavily In debt
The princess explained her action by
saying:
II have married a prince. Now, /
will make a man OF him
The marriage took place at Union
town, Pa, November l. 1911. and the
couple have been travelling in Europe
on sort Of continuous honeymoon
ever since. The lost Jewels are mostly
magnificent diamonds, some of them
presented to her by her first husband
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
DEAN N. P. bURkS
ON COMMISSION
WILL AID STATE OFFICIALS To
SETTLE X, r. AND T.. TAX
CONTROVERSY.

Governor Mann and the Corporation
commission, sitting together yester-
day, announced that Martin Z.
Burks. dean of the faculty Of Wash
ington and Lee university, had accept
ed the position as Attn man on the
commission created by the legisla-
ture TO settle the controversy between
the State of Virginia and the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad company. regarding taxes
alleged to be due the State by the
company.
The commission Will sit next Tues
day afternoon in the office Of the
governor. when method of proceed
ure will be lined out,
The amount of taxes claimed by
the State amounts aproximately 10
about $500 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
OiiIIN AN(fS
AN ORDINANCE.

,t,--.> tApp rsssea 1>iy Ia. fss21
To amend and re-ordain section ls
OF Chapter IS OF Richmond city
code 1910,
BE it ordained by the Council of
the city Of Richmond
l. THAT section 10 OF Richmond CITY
Code 1910, concerning wagons. drays
carts and hacks be amended and re-
ordained SO as 10 read as follows
is. That X shall he unlawful for
any person TO drive or perui; to be
driven. by his agent or employee any
wagon, drAy or other vehicle CARRYING
or designed to carry loads of greater
weight than 1.eoo pounds of merchan-
disc OF other material, along or over
any part of street except Broad
street and any cross street other than
Thirty fourth street which is paved
for a distance Of more than three
squares with sheet asphalt asphalt
blocks or other smooth paving mater
fal. where the next street parallel
thereto is paved with cobbie stones
granite. vitrihed brick or is OF maca :
dam construction. except for the pur~
pose of receiving or delivering mer-
square so paved with sheet asphalt
asphalt blocks or other smooth pave
rnent and for the purpose OF such
delivery or reception. such wagon
dray or other vehicle shall not be
driven on such street a greater dis
lance than one square. Any person
violating the provisions OF this sec.
tion shall he liable TO a fine OF not
less than two nor more than ten dol
lars for each offence.
. This ordinance shall be in force
from it's passage,
r~g2-st
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
SAYS he FAVORS
0RGAAZEO-LAb0R
PRESIDENT OF CHICAGO AND AL.
TON is CROSS-ExAMINFD
BY CHIEF STONE.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Warren s.
Stone, grand chief Of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, cross
examined q, A. Worthington, presi-
dent of the Chicago and Alton rail-
road. at today's session OF the arbi-
tration committee on wages at Man
haitian Beach.
President Worthington declared
that he was in favor OF Organized
labor, and added that the engineer
who hauled a $,0o6-ton train should
be paid more than the engineer who
hauled a 2,ooo-ton train. but said the
railroads hold that this advance al
ready has been given. Stones ques-
tioning was aimed to bring out this
fact. but on direct examination
Worthington denied that the wages
of the engineers had been doubled
under this plan.
yeu- mean t..-.ts--r- tss Under
stand that the engineer who handles
q e.eo0-ton train gets twice what the
man handling 2,0o0-ton train got in
1867" demanded Stone.
4 gave you to understand no such
thing" replied Worthington.
Stone asked if it were not true that
all the railroads were interested in
the railroad supply business Worth
ington said he was not prepared to
answer this question Al this point
Stone discovered among the statistics
furnished by the companies one place
where en- average was considerable
higher than the mems figures. and
asked tho railroads statistician il it
was 10 be understood that this was
correct The mathematician replied
that II was mistake.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
AN ORDINANCE.

tAppfoNea July IL lSi2,t
To require the owners of vacant lots
within the city OF Richmond on mo-
tice from the Chief Health Officer so
to do. to remove weeds therefrom
he IT, ordained by the Council of ,ha
City OF Richmond.
]. When so required by the Chief
Health Onicer OF the City all owners
OF vacant lots or vacant portions ~ ~
lots within the City of Richmond
within five days after receiving such
notice. shall remove weeds or like
vegetable growth from such lots, Anv
person violating the foregoing proyis-
ion shall pay hne of not less than
one nor more than FIVE dollars FOR
each offence. recoverable before IN.
Police Justice OF the City of Richmond
each days refusal to comply with M.
order OF the Chief Health ofrfrer
after receiving notice TO be a separate
offence.
2. This ordinance shall be in force
from its passage
BEN T. AUGUST. City Clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
SEALED PROPOSALS.
yirginia-Carollna Chemical Co.
-D Office OF Treasurer

Richmond Va. July L. 1912.
The Board of Directors of this Com
pany have this day declared a dividend
Of Three Per Cent 500 on the Com
mon Stock of the Company. payable
lie per cert on August ID, tsl2 and
Ii2 per cent on February Is. 1919. re-
spectively. to stock holders OF record on
August ,, 1912. and February /. 1913
For the purposes OF said dividend the
Common Stock transfer books viii be
closed from l3 noon on Saturday. Au-
gust ard. TO 10 A. NJ Friday, August
1s 1912. and from IL noon on Satur-
day, February LIST to 10 A. NJ Monday,
February ~. 1873.
s w TRAVERS. Treasurer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26

Richmond, Va, July 23, 49,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 8 r NJ Monday, July es,
1912 for grading certain streets. grad
ing and granite spail alley paving.
granolfthic sidewalks brick aid walks,
sewers granite curbs and cutters.
granite spali paving. and asphalt block
paving. as per list on file in this Office.
where specifications can be seen and
proposals and information In regard to
same obtained.
A certified check in the sum or $3.50.
payable TO the City Treasurer. must
accompany each proposal az a guaranty
OF bid
The Committee on Streets reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids.
CHAS. e BOILING,
City Engineer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

The concern heretofore existing
under the firm name OF John II. Short
e. Co. John Fl. Short g. Scottl, con-
Quoting a general machine shop bust
ness at 1445 East Franklin, has. by
mutual consent. been Dissolved. Mr.. e
H Scott retiring The business will
hereafter be conducted by Mr.. John II
Short who assumes all assets and
liza bilities of the old Arm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
RFCHMOND AND CHE6APRAKE DAY
RAILWAY COMPANY. "
SCHEDULE OF ELECTRIC TRAINS
YrRRNTYyY NAY 40 1911

Leave Riohmond. LAuEsl and Broad sass4lll
b.o:os A, M., sT:Ie A. NJ. bS:i0 4. ~. ~
A. NJ, ssI0lo A. II, II 10 A. NJ, Ito =, NJ
s s,aS p H. 81 $40 : 't N. 7,o p H.. ss:io :. ~
iolo p. NJ. f1,4B r. NJ
Leave tAsiaIand. England and Mas s1
sa;5b A. NJ hs7 90 A. NJ, 500 A. NJ, ho0o ~
NJ, 1000 A. NJ, -sil 90 A. ~. 1890 ~, ssls44
P. NJ. 400 P NJ. 300 2. NJ. 400 3. ~. 49,
p NJ, 800 r NJ. 700 p. NJ. 500 p. n. bo04
p NJ, Hoo P, vi.
sDaiiy, except Sunday.
ssSunday only @x
hCarries basrnse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26

Governor Mann yesterday commuted
abe sentence OF Richard Riley. col
ored. sentenced to die August End, TO
ten years imprisonment.
Riley was convicted OF the murder
of man who ne charged with at
tempting to break up his family re-
lationship. The killing took place
during fight between the two men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26

Wsnfed--ro List Every Piece ~ Prop
erty for sale In City or suburbs. We
are organizing our city sales depart
ment and promise every client active
service Twenty ara experfsnre
At your command LIS COTTRELL
y CO., S04 East Franklin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMISE Carrier at die e0uth.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND


y. n.,roovias seh.dai. nS~s pshsaAs1 ~
e.i0 4. M.--Dsily--Locsi fos ChAsiee1A l.
ham and Raleigh. fF@
i0.4S A. M--Daiiy-I lmyss4-vss. ~ -;
south, Drawing Room Buffet. sssDAAe c. ~
Asheviiis, N. G. l
500 P. A--Ex. sunday, Loal ~ DaGl
and inAxmsdiste ssAficea. a ~
600 r M--Daily--Fos Dsnx!1s. 49, oq14
BirniashAm. with electric lighted Ussvtne 1ea
~ fi.xS r M-DaAy--Ltm;ts@ fss a pe&1
ssatk. Pullman rssdy 200 ~
YORK RIVER LINE, SS5zS
S.1c r. M--Daiiy--Tc West PNinA auo11
t.ons Tor bsltimors Noo. We'd, ard y4day. Y
400 A, .M-Es 1ua. ard Sis p, A.-14
We'd. nd r yi;s ~ e W sssf,k SISSs
From ths SOUTH $50 4, ~. $50 4. IN
p, ~. Asd sos r. ~, daiAyi i21s y. -
frcn We. Point, 80 Al ~. lslyt N
4. w.. Mon. We'd - m, 49, Z. -
' Sc BuRGEsA ., :, A
an x~a Aia.s SssanA -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

RL~.rnond and Petsrsbura Electric Railway.
Cars leave Manchester, Seventh and rsn1
"a 7. 8, %. 10, ii. .,a A. NJ. !. .. =. 4 &
ss5 80 81, 7. 8, -, 10 p 81.
Petersburg
Cars leave Petersburg foot Of sy~moss slsssA
.si5, SIS, .~7as, TBS. SIS s3S, sio:sa,
li.36 A. M, 1885. u .35, 2:35. 3:35, AIS. S.1A
e;3e, .7ss5 s:ss, s:sb. "io:4o. ii;40 p. II
:pdly s1osp. Sunday aad holidays
ssfhnitsd except Sundays and hoildayA
All sars frum Petersburg connect with safs -
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
FOUR INCONSISTENCIES
HELD IN KENTUCKY

Especial to The Richmond Virginlan.}
FREEZING, VA, July 24--The
deputy United States marshal Of
fetcher county, Ky. took four of
Virginia moonshlners into custody
Tuesday. They were, Chnwood Null
Ina. od,er Reed, Mtredith Reed and
Bose Hanover
They had been vending their wares
for some time around Jenkins. the
Consolidation Coal company's new
town. and the officer caught them
''redhanded " They were taken 10
Whteshurg. the capital ofthe coun-
". FOR trial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26

place. and at such regular meeting 3g1
at such time as such hearing may It'll
adjourned to. as the case may be. y0l4
are notified to attend, when and whef4
you may be heard if you so desire.
w. III. ADAMS,
Chairman Committee on StreetA z
BY CHAS, r.. BoTLTNG.
CITY Eaxtnaee r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORToKE
Schedule IN effect Juns II. 1917,
Lsays Byrd Street Station. Riehmeeds 4.
Norfolk: hs;io AN, 900 A. ~, $500 r.A.
For Lynehburs and shs west; sois A. ~
5000 A. NJ. $500 PM $40 p. NJ
bliA5 4 NJ. ss:as p. NJ, bio2s p. NJ, sii:31
p NJ From the West: ses<o A. NJ, s1:t0 Il
...h1ss0 p NJ. sf515 T.. ~. 300 =. ~ 800;
sDsiiy ADaily En- Sunday
beunday oniy.
w. B. BEvILL. c. Fl. BO6xY 4
a. r. A., Roanoke D. P. A.. Rishmcn4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
Ethel Lee Martin
VS..
Emmett j. Martin.


The object OF this suit. which is pend
ing in said court, In to obtain for the
plaintiff a divorce from the bonds OF
matrimony with the defendant And
affidavit having been made and filed
that the said defendant liz not a resi-
dent OF the state OF Virginia IL Is or
dar-d that the said Emmett ]. Martin
do appear within fifteen days after the
due publication OF this notice and do
terests in this suit
And II is further ordered that the
foregoing order of publication be pub
iished once week for four suecessive
weeks In the Richmond Nirsinian, a
newspaper printed and published in
the city OF Richmond, Va.
Testc.
SAMUEL. r. wADDfLI.
Clerk.
Lar Rn4Sal n -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26

The object or this suit is 30 recover.
as7 fta% psaiaSim, q from stsss estate OF
Mile Gwathmey. deceased, the sum
OF $40 with interest from November
&, 1893. until paid. and to subject the
real estate left by the said AIillie
Gwathmey In the county Of Henrico.
to- wit. Two acres, more or less. near
Providence Park, which was derived
by descent by said Miliie Gwathmey
from her husband. Armistead Gwath-
mey. To the payment OF this debt
and all other debts due by said Millte
Gwathmey during her life or by her
estate since her death.
And affidavit having been made and
fled that the heirs Of Mile Gwathmey
and the heirs OF Armtstead Gwathmey
the subject 10 be disposed OF and that
they are unknown 10 the plaintifs.
which fact IN likewise shown by the
bill OF the complainant f7ied In this
and affidavit ALSO having been
made and filed that the heirs Of the
said Mile Gwathmey and said Armis-
tead Gwathzney. X any there be- are
non residents of the State OF Virginia.
II Is ordered that the said unknown
heirs of Mile Gwathmey. II any. and
the unknown heirs of Armistead
Gwathmey. If any, appear here within
fifteen days after due publication of
this order or publication once a week
for four successive weeks in the
Richmond NirRinian, a newspaper aub-
lshed tn the city of Richmond Eir-
giuia. and DO whatever is necessary to
protect their interest herein
Teste;
SAMUEL p. WADDiI.LA Clerk
To-.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26

Alpheus Scott. who sues for himself
and all other creditors OF Mile
q wathmey. deceased.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
ehssansak. and Ohio Railway.

40 A-Lecsa-D.ay--Eew FevA
ais I--Ioeal--Dai Charlottesville &xouA
Thurmond.
ts.eo A.-Exuress--Dany--N Norfolk. on ruinA
i0OoA. ly--Lohbk. LsA.C. E0Et
1900 Noon Exprs@ 900 Daily - Norfolk. Oh
sa,1s P--Exprsss-psny--
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
Mllitonaire Arrested.


SPARTANBTRG. :, g, july "a,
w. j, Massey. said here 10 be a Geor-
gia street railway millionaire was
taken eff a New York train passing
through here late this afternoon and
arrested on Tennessee criminal
charge. after Georgia had refused ex-
tradition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26

l. II Kemp, sheriff and administrator
of Mile Gwathmey. Diana Taylor.
the unknown heirs OF Armistead
Gwathney and the unknown heirs
OF Mile GwathtaeN.