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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
SPENDS QUIET Dbl | !
At THE jEfFERsQ|
NINE. sEMBRICH READS An
TAKES PEEP At RICHMOND
SOCIETY FROM BALCONY. Il

Nine. Marceila Sembrich, the faf5|
GUS singer, as Is her wont, spent II
quiet Sunday at the Jefferson ye14
ierday. Early in the day she took IL
walk around that section of the cit1S
admired the handsome buildings ann
enjoyed the bracing atmosphere.
Later in the afternoon, she rambleM
over the big hotel, watching the ffshs
and the alligators. and bowling IN
reverence to the figure of Thomas Jek-'
ferson, as 1t stood in all its majesty
in the Franklin street dining room
and aquarium I'LL
Then along about o'clock the
great singer selected sunny spot
and read her fayorite papers and aus
thors for about two hours.
After dinner the evening was spen&
in reading and in observation fronk
the balcony Of the hotel where tho
phases Of life represented by Rich
mcnd society may be studied.
Indications point TO an enormou0
audience at the auditorium toaight ~
hear the diva. In anticipation uY %
great rush for admission seats today
,the management has arranged to
place 400 such tickets on sale al tn0
box office Of the auditorium at 7.3N
o'clock tonight. All reserved seats
must be called for by noon today
Otherwise they will he sold to the
first applicant
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HEBREW yOUNG MEN
FORM ASSOCIATION
WILL. BE CONDUCTED ALONG THE
LINES OF Y. VI. c. A,-HIs-
TORICXr. LECTURES.

AS the result Of a meeting hel,;
about Il month ago at the Sir Moses
Montefiori synagogue an institution
TO he known as The Young Mems He,
brew assoc iation has been formed.
Among its important objects Is TO eie-
waite the young Hebrew men morally,
physically and inteilectually. and the
prime reason is to keep the yoafig
men from losing the memory and
force OF Hebrew history--a history
.hat has peamcaied through ana in.
iiuenced every era of civilization since
the carly days of Israel.
The foremost lecturers ohtainablc
viii be brought here from time To
time and the young Hebrews wilt
hear their history told 10 them from
the rostrum. Social features will he
added. and the association will he
made as attractive as possible. Quar-
ters have been leased at s East Broad
street, and contributions will he re-
ceived from those who are interested
in the work. The association now
has an enrolment If 100 members.
which. Il isAexpeeted. Will he IA pitlly
Increased The association. with this
exception OF the religious phase, sviil
he carried along on the same Hines Oh
which the " NJ. G.. A. is conducted
The line wtll not be drawn between
Hebrew ana Gentle. and assistance
with, always be ready for the needy
stranger Of whatever creed useTace.
The following officers have been
elected fer the first year; Benjamin
I.oyenstein resident: David Marks
vice. preside Louis Rosenberg
treasurer 4 red Hirschberg. record
Ing secraiAs Henry Neinsteln, iinan-
c!sl Sesa sfs and the board of d.
redtors, ~ njamin Losenstein. David
afirks Iauts Rosenberg, Alfred
Hitseah.rg, iienry Weinstein, DIR. T.
k#rp Ahe iSantewitch. Morton Marks
VI Scar sam Rosenberg. Mike Cap
Ion louis Croweit. Ike Gellman. Louis
i-nmaon and Isaac Sonnenherg.
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FARM PRODUCTS ARE
WAY OFF IN PRICE

WASHINCiToN, Nov. I0.--FarHH
products. are way off in price, con4-
pared to selling valaes of the last ffsA
years, according TO q crop bulletin o&
the department Of agriculture, but
this is compensated for by increase4
production.
The average prices for corn, wheskE
oats. barley. rye. tiaSseed. buckwheatt
cotton and hay are 12.s per cent loves
than they were at the same time laAE
year. 81 per cent lower than in 1917
SIS lower than in 1899. and ] 1 loves
than in 1908. The decline in the pricNl
from October ist to November In
this year was 81 per cent. s#
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Ashland

=. snaciai to The Richmond Virginian.l
ASHLAND, VA. Nov. 1o--br. J. a.
Moss was called to Char1ottesViiie
Thursday by the illness and death o.
the wife of hts brother. DIT w. W.
Moss. Mrs. Moss and Rev. j. - MOSS
also went TO Charlottesville on satnr-
day. ~. .na
IN the absence of DR.. Moss. me
nrlnit of Duncan Memorial was niiea
'ihfs morning by Rev GrahaHs a
|. arnbeth, who preached sioaaehtsy ~
,,,nst Inspiring sermon from the text.
second Corinthians. fourth chapter,
first verse.
The woman's Missionary conference
q, ptchmond was well represented by
ashland women, Mesdames j. H
MOSS. s. c. Hatcher. III, f. Crown.
Ioeja Wright. Charles Blakey and
Misses Lutte Roberts. Deaton ana
rice attending several DAYS.
Miss Matte Littleton. OF Farmvliie,
was a guest of Mrs. s. c. Hatcher ON
Friday and Saturday.
Walter Burge and George Booker.
az petersburg. and Josie Scott, OF
Richmond, are also guests Tor the
weekend of Paul and Gertrude
Hatcher.
Mrs. Bryan McCullen and dauEh-
TER visited Mr. and Mrs. p. r.. Mid
yette this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
WOLGAST TALKS
BOXING OUTLOOK

Los ANGELES, CAL, Nov 10
When Freddie WEIGH steps into the
ring of the National Sporting club, In
London tomorrow night. to box Matt
Wells, there viii be more at stake than
the Lord Lonsdale belt.
To the winner will come the chance
TO battle for the worlds lightweight
Ivha mpionship. Ad Wolgast. the title
holder, will sail for Liverpool next
January. His itinerary Is to circle the
globe. The first stop will be Lon
don, and the holder of the belt VIII
be given the first of what Nolgast
hopes 10 be a continual stride OF en-
ga gements
IF am not mistaken, says Al
t=tfss will be the first time In the mss
tory of the boxing game that cham
pion has gone to another country ana
presented his card 10 a challenger.
The American lighrweights are thin
ming out. BY going abroad for year
! or so, L can earn a lot OF money an q
/ If | am lucky enough to return win
cha u1pionshfp still in my possession
4here will be lot If youngsters IN
this country ready TO bark at me the
minute / land"
II is part of Woigast's plan 10 osal
with the American hghtweights pc
tween now and the first of next year,
u
/ FOUNDERS can say that he is running
away
There are Just three men who nave
q right to a chance for a twenty
round contest explained the chaW-
!pion. This number will be cut down
INV one on THANKSGIVING Day. when
! tttvers and Mandot meet at vernon
/ I am willing to box the winner. mas
Ing il the last bout before ! leave
Tor England The New Year Day
date viii suit me.
The other party is Willie Ritenie.
lu supposed that everything was Sc
/ tied for me to box him before .ol
bfroth's club this month, but the 'nins
= 49,, q, ths air. am going to box
t"n THANKSGIVING Day, this is positive.
II corroth cannot 60 through with
his card, | will jump 10 New York ana
take on Packey Mcfarland IN a w.
around no decision go
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SOUTHERN RAILWll

Premier Carrier OF the 6Outl&#
TRAINS LEAVE HICHM0Nu4
". B.--FoilowinG schedule n0%
published AZ information anday
guaranteed
$40 A. M--Daiiy--Local FOR n
lotte, Durham and Raleigh.
1o.4S A. Ms--Daiiy--Isimfte =
points South Drawing Room Nr
Sleeping Cars 10 AshevflIe Ns
500 r. Mex. Sunday. Loe63 &
Durham and intermediate sAAt1
GOO n M--Daify-- For t16&
Atlanta and Birming ham. With 111
lighted Drawing Room Sleeping
i1.ts p. II naily-L intted q
points South P,iliHihn ready S.e1
YORK RIVER LIME
$50 T.. M~-Daily-~T0 Weo4
connections for H1kltimoro
Wednesday and Friday. s$sss
500 a. M--EH Sunday, aaM
M---Monday. "Wednesday And III
Local 70 West Paint I'M "a M
TRAINS ARRIVE RTC124f
From the South 9:fN
A. NJ eco III M ana 1sn& mi
1895 III Nc extSpl kSnm4M 4 III ii
From West Point M r
lis1E n. , MoutAY, 1l
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TEAM RUNS MIRO
A MOVING TRAIN

Especial to The Richmond yirginian. }
CAPE CHARLES, VA, Nov. To-
Stanshury Matthews. thirts-five years
cid, former residing five miles from
Fruitland. was seriously injured last
right when stwo-horse team attach-
ed 10 n cart, which he was driving
along the road became frightened ana
run upon the tracks of the New York,
Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad
near Fruitland station. In front OF q
was thrown from the cart and sus-
tatned u badly injured leg ana iAcer-
ated breast Cine horse wns Killed
ana Ihe carf cflnp fately denaOli
;drGlf - NJ = ~ ! r y m 4 y ~
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perintendent Williamson, OF the Sun
day school, and the tablets were ac-
cepted on behalf of the church by
Richard II. Davis. DIR. gorge Il.
Booker was the orator Of the occa-
SIGN. Captain Marks was superin-
tendent OF Washington-Street Sunday
school twenty-six years. and Mrs
Prenttss was superintendent OF the In
FAINT department Of the school forty
years.
Woman's Auxiliary.
The annual convention of the Wo-
mans auxiliary of the diocese OF
Southern Virginia reassembled in st.
Pauls church this morning at s
o'clock, and the delegates took Holy
Communion. Bishop Tucker preach
ed in st. PauIs church this morning
at II o'clock TO a large congregation.
This afternoon at o'clock a union
service OF all the Episcopal Sunday
schools of this city was held in st.
Paurs church. Addresses were deliv-
cred by Rev. J. G.. Meem. of Brazil,
and Miss Grace Lindsay, OF New York
City. The convention will reassem-
BILE in business session tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock. The conven-
ton win adjourn tomorrow afternoon
with n quiet hour service, conducted
by Or. J. w. Morris. of Monument
church. Richmond.
DR. Lewis NJ. Roper, of the First
Baptist church. tonight preached the
last of a series Of sermons on f'ReliE-
ion in the Home" His subject tonight
was Lilies and Olive Plants.
large congregation heard DR. Roper $
! discourse.
Rev Frank Gaines. of Richmond,
preached In West End Baptist church
tonight Rev. a. r.. Love, the pastor,
, is away on his vacation.
Mrs, j. S Tyne has gone TO Smith
field, Va, 10 visit her mother, who
is Ill.
George w. Jones Is sick at his home
on South street.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

office of the Building Inspector.
u s.-f IA nnG va Nnt. 9 l4l

Richmond, Va, Nov, 2. lS12-
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until Thursday. November
II. 1912, at ; p. NJ. for the erection
and completion OF the First Virginia
Regimental Armery. at Seventh and
Marshall streets, according 10 plans
md specifica tions as prepared by
Aiessrs Carneal a Johnston, architects.
Plans and specifications may be seen
and ether Information may be had
upon application to Messrs. Carusal A.
Johnston. Room No. 400 National Bank
OF virginia building or at the office
of the Building Inspector Room No.
SIG City Hall.
A certified check for s6eo must ac-
company all proposals, and a bond
equal To - per cent Of the amount OF
the eontract VIII he required of the
auccessful bidder
By direction OF The Grounds and
Buildings com mite. no proposals will
be received except from Richmond
con tractors.
Ths. COMMITTEES on Grounds and
buildings reserves the right TO reject
aas ana all bids offered
II. r. BECK
Building Inspector.
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CHANCE RELEASED
. TO CINCINNATI

Frank l.. Chance was. on SaturoaF y
released by the Chicago @uos 70 en no
Cincinnati Reds. the price OF $50
-, aaIa president Charles Murphy
the transaction.
n VIII not manage the CINCINNATI
pods nnless I receive $4,000 before
leaving my california ranch. saia
frank Chance when he was interheo
of the transaction Ma
president Hermann, of the Reas'
said the matter of having chance mat
ago The club had not been setsieo'
lie is making an effort TO secure
Roger Bresnahun- -that-isia ans !.
stated yesterday that ne couid ~
say definitely what wouia haPp' 90
the matter.
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Office of city Engineer.
City Han.
Richmond, va. Nov. S, 1912,

Richmond, Va, Nov s. 1912
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until r. Nj. Tuesday. Nov
ember 18th. for installing comfort sta
tion at the parkkeeper's house In the
alley between stuart avenue, kensing-
ton street Elm and Addison streets
and at Joseph Bryan Park. Hermitage
Road. 4-----
ton may be obtained on application TO
this office.
A certified check for $40. made pay
able 10 the City Treasurer. must ac-
company bids.
The City Engineer reserves the right
to reject any or all bids or TO award
as whole or separately
CHAS. II. BOILING.
City Engineer
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The surest and Most siacere Evidence
Of the Benenciai Results In the
"a WATER

Th.. surest and Most sincere Evidence
Of the Benencia1 Results In the
BLUE RiDGE pYsPEPsIA WATER
for stomach and kidney troubles IS
shown by the constant and frequent
dupitcation OF orders. also the many
unsolicited. grateful letters for this
God given remedy
For nearly half a century this water
has been endorsed BY the best medi-
cisive action on~both liver and kidneys,
and these organisms when kept in pro-
per condition ward on disease and
Keep the body In q healthy condition.
Express prepaid. VIII return empties
free and same refilled for $1.0a.
WHARF two or more deniifohns are
used By one family per m0nth the sx-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11

All bids received October 7th. having
been rejected. new bids for furnishing
the Police Department one Ave-pas-
senger forty to fifty horsepower au-
tomohiIe. Will be received by the Board
or Police Commissioners up, ITO noon
November IL. 1912, Cats allowing body.
chassis and engine and complete speci-
fications must accompany all bids The
Board reserves The riEht 70 reject any
or all bids submitted
Address AL bids marked sFroressl
Tor Furnishtpg Alto Al 4 n
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay &,
way Company.

sCHTpuLE OF ELECTRIC TRAINS
EFFECTIVE MAY 50, 1914
Lsavs Richmord. Laurel and Bscad 49,
bs6:o5 A. NJ, s7:lo A. NJ. $40 A. M. o:1O AS3
s~l0:lo 4. NJ. 1l:lo A. NJ, ;:io r. NJ. 3st0Hs3
.'io;lo A M a;io A NJ i:,G 7, y. a;lol
$40 P. NJ. bs:io p, NJ, io:i. r. n, i1s1e s3
Leave falkland. England and Napia
'e:ss A. ~. BIZ. 90 A. a.. 500 A. NJ, s. ~ AS
400 P. NJ. 500 p. NJ. 400 p NJ. bsN0 r. lsN
P. NJ. LOOP n. 500 p NJ. bs:00 r. NJ. u,3E9
Daily, except Sunday. a' ss3
s'Sunday only.
bCarr1es baggage. IN
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Rschn1afla. Va, Nsv =, 1910
Sealed proposals will be received AT
this office not later Srharr- W ed nasday
November 30, islo, at s +. M for ma
ehinery. tools and other equipment for
the machine shop at the John Marshall
High School
For schedule and information. APP
ply 10
C. r. wALFORD.
Clerk and Supery sor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
SHOE REPAIRING
SHOE REPAIRING

SHOE REPAIRING.
iee Hennte IL You Bring Shoes with
this coupon Mems shoes haif-soled
76c rebated TO sic: ladies' haifsoies
sewvd. best leather: no nails no
pegs Keeling. CSC. DREw'S ELEC
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. TIs East
Main. 'Phonr Monroe 1897.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11

Order a Load of Ny l.srE~ block. Per-
fectly dry oak and pine, or per-
fectly Try slab, It's worth double
common wnt, aoty small wood. NY
coal burns ~ ashes. not raeka,
LONGS. 1905 West Broad street
Madison 1870
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

If%t Your Farms with j. A. Connelis
& Company Write postal for neces-
sprv blanks
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MISCELLANEOUS

Cheek Protector--t.et a Quarf Bottle
OF our Acid Proof Black Ink and
protect your checks and other. vaiu-
able papers for one dollar. Including
handsome and useful air-tight ink
we'll free OF sharge, do II now.
Respectfully. SOUTHERN OFFICE
EQUIPMENT COMPANY, 20 North
Seventh street, Richmond. Va.
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PICTURE FRAMING

BEFORE Haytag Pictures Framed rnii
at Gil West Main street rnr save
YOU about half what otanrs charge,
Big line OF frames for porttat
agents at wholesale price. w NJ.
LEIGH, GIL West Main Phone Mon
roe 17s1-J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11

TO LADIES'!

Your Hair-les. We Redye and Re-
make hair switches, pompadours, etc.
charges moderate RICHMOND HAIR
STORE. 212 North Fifth,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11

tioue sofas, tables, sideboards, chairs
bureaus, china brasses. etc. BEARD
is w Main. Madison eS07
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
ETOvES-
fca Stoves Ranges and Heaters. Se3
n cams. BAILEY Il Co. Furuitar.
sas West Broad.

Hospitals. Institutions. Physicians. Cali
Mrs. Chadick's Tndor gradaate Bureau
for hrst-SsasS nurses. Madison SSH
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NoRFoxs
Leave Byrd Street Station. RtchnGS
for Sorfoik:ss:oo A. NJ. 900 "
s4:fe r. NJ 5
Fer Lynchburg and the Weaf: se:T
A. H.. $3.50 A. NJ. 1900 r. NJ. ~ r.
p. NJ s
Arrive Richmond from Norfoi1f
sL:4e A. NJ, s6:35 r. NJ, sil.30 n
NJ bI:4o P M ss;o5 P II. $500 r.
sDaily. aDaily except Sunday. 1
bSunday only
w B BEvILL. c. Fl. BCSr.M
@. p. A.. Roanoke D. r. A.. RichmOM
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LADIES. YOUR HAIR:

sAamwootng TIKI. Week, 3sc. The best
In the city S5c drying by electricity
RICHMOND HAIR STORE, ?i2 North
Firth street.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric \

Can ieavs Manshsstsr. Seventh and Pwry ~ 1
for Petersburg. 3a5
p,T.s, =. Top. II. TsSS
iioo r. II. for Chester 1890 naidaisAs ~
Petersburg. s sss@
Cans leave pssssburg foot Of Sycamore -
1918, ass. s.y:ls, TBS. 1856. cas-. sie5
II :sS. A. NJ. 1875. s1.35. Pas, 3.35, asa. n
e.3c, ~: rs. s:36, s:35. sfo:4o, lls4n p. M. 1#
fpaity meept Sunday and holidnys- &
Carries baggage and empress. sss
ssIAmited. exceps Sundays and holidays IA
All oan from Petersburg sonnsss With 60 RI
Riohmood 7s3
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FLATS WANTED

ronms iirst9 fioor neal Libby Hill
PARK SfalsF price III answer To this
I'D Address. FIAT care Ni.gtaian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
WANTED

wages to right party Room on the
place. Apply 3i3 East Main. Phone
Madison 1928, Boarding House.
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PERSONAL

FURNITURE
Your Credit In Good at MEAMs. Raj
LEY & CO.. sos West Broad.
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SITUATIONS--MALE
FOR SALE

MT. Bookkceper---Donf Huy Your Next
ledger until You see the <-Ray Line
IL iighteus ,the work of the book
Keeper and ucubts4 rne efficiency or
the ledger, SOUTHERN OFFICE
EQUIPMENT COMPANY. 20 North
Seventh street Richmond. Va,
Andrew Aaronscn. Manufacturers
Representative.
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COAL AND weeD

Have Clean, Fr~e-Uurnfng Spiint
T.unp for 1915 per ton. My Anthra-
cite is one grade. all sizes---THE
BEST PENNSYLyANIA~-$ per
ton w. H. REAMS. 7e7-7i1 North
Seventeenth street. Madison 6434.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11

To Lndscs--switehes! ~wftches' Pure
hair only Great bargains this week
RICHMOND HAP STORE. az North
Fifth street.
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Ladies' Hair Work--ouw Work Ii Good
our prices moderate. try ns. RICH
M0ND HAIR STORE. 2i@ North Fifth
street
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T. adfes. Your HIT II TnpuFShhts SHFe
money Yes We redYe and renake
faded switches, pompadonrs. etc,
equal to new. We make eombinas
into switches. pouipadoars, etc. in
the most artistic manner Charges
very moderate Cut prices on AL
hair goods. RICHMOND HAIR
STORE, 312 North Firth, Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11

"a =, ,sFFtsF5H - :
The Baptist SUNDAY School associa-
zion of Petersburg and vicinity me-
in the Matoaca Baptist church this
7gternoon ct $50 o'clock. large
ehowd was present The reports sub
rait4aa by the different schools show
ed tha association to De in flourish
~ r. s~zg.r4s;+ta~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-29

Clarence Ericsson, 800 Center
St, son of city building commits
sioner, arrested for speeding.
Fined SIS and costs.
Mrs. James E. MacMurray,
4726 Kimbark ave-, drove her new
electric auto into curbstone in or
der to keep from running into
small girl. Auto badly smashed.
No one hurt.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-29

for alleged theft of $500 diamond
ring.
Dr.. Ching chun Wang, China,
will speak at Assn of Commerce
meeting tomorrow at Hotel La
Sale.
Eight boys employed in whole
sale house of Carson, Pirie, Scott
& Co., w. Adams and Franklin
sts., arrested charged with taking
goods valued at 81 900 from store
in last two months.
Fred Fiedlick and George Mi
teas, 900 Townsend ST., arrested
charged with making threats to
kill John Coyle, 843 Orleans st.
observations of Bridewell In
mates" will be subject of discus
sion Thursday at meeting of
North Side Physicians club at
Germania hall, N. Clark st. and
German1a pl.
Thomas Marren, so, 5032
Princeton ave-, 1aborer, killed by
Wentworth ave. car at 18th st.
Unknown 'masher" threaten
ed to shoot pursuers after he had
insulted an unknown well dressed
woman at Elm st. and LaSalle
ave. Escaped.
Amandus Anderson, 1890 Oar
row ave-, Evanston, bricklayer,
fell from roof of 3 story building
at Southport ave. and Edgewater
ter. Seriously injured. May die.
David Wow. 1864 Under. ave
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-29

Henry was very proud OF the
new kittens and fetched them to
show to the visitors.
His mother heard them COM
ing along the hall, and, alarmed
at the noise of the procession,
called out: Don't hurt the kit
tens, Henry"
mo, mother" came the reas-
surfing answer, I'm carrying
them very carefully by the
stems"
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-09-26
Notice For Publication

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office at Glasgow, Mon
tana, Sept 18th, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that
GEORGE A. MURPHY of Malta.
Valley county, Montana. who on
April Goth, 1908. made Homestead ell
try, No. COS, Serial No. O2471 for M
NEA Sec. 20, N3NWA Section
81, Twp. 20 N, Range 50 Z. Montana,
Meridian, has filed notice Of inten-
ton to make final three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed before b. w. BrOckway.
United States Commissioner, in his
office at Malta, Montana, OH the 25th
day Of October, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Adam Kingsbury, John RACER,
James l.. LeNoir, James Kennedy.
all of Malta, Montana.
Truman NJ. Patten, Register.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-09-26
Notice For Publication

Non-Coal O13924
department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Havre, Mont, Aug.
16, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that
JOHN A. EBAUGH,
son and sole heir of Sadie F. Black,
Of Zortman, Montana, who on April
1st, 1905, made Homestead Entry No.
013924, for WhNEA. E1aNEANW a,
EhSEANWA. EkWh SEANWA,
EtW1aNEANW14, Sec. 81, and eight
acres unsurveyed in Sec. 30, all in
Township rs N, Range 25 E. Mon
tana Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make Final Five Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before j. E. Bush,
U. ). Commissioner at Zortman,
Montana, OH the 25th day of Sept.
1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
A. N. Green, Charles Phillips,
Warren Berry and l.. W. Goslin, all
of Zortman. Montana.
M. W. Hutchinson, Register.