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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
Eifc's 3ahnidlm.rscnssr srupfen
gsssn etueu ttmeraenben 3abu.

Die Gopiustun Office fir Sas vGius
rinuatier @plfsblutt" befinbet iid) TN
0ebanSe 9fp. 509-511 Waoiiuu
Auenue. anseiaen, Wfittbeilunsen
nnh Seitelunseu tr9enouelher art
iuerOen bis 10 l1br 9lbeuos baielbit
sntgesengenommeu. Selepbon SOniG
1854.
&reisridter 5ront M. Sracp
isste geitern folgenoe ydle CUR Ser
banblung feIt: Moie See, ). 8. 9rats
uno Robert g2epman, @rlangung BON
9elo unter falI6en 8prtpdnoen, auf
Den IA. Nopember; George Nibcraft,
4ngriff uno Sdldgerei, l. Nopsmber;
RoB Bombing, Ste6en nit Der NbIi6t
3u tObten, a. Robsmber; 8iir9f6aft
ouf $500 rebu5irt; 80. Mc2eun unb
Butboff, Il. Nopember; 8. 6. Dilis
gegen Die 8. u. 81. giienbubn, 27. 0oz
pember; Gli3d Grigbton gsgen Sos.
Smitb, peri6oben; e. Stepbens, l.
Nobem6er. Der SAL bon 8m. .9oooz
Aue fpegen Sooomie purbe an bus oSuz
genogeriht nertpteien. sSrou Sba
Gbaffee nurDe our 8orriinberin ii6er
Ora G6affee erndnnt uno fteQte9urqz
f6oft. Sm 5olIe Der Stabt gopington
se9eR Ssnnie .. 8erff1ire erbielt Der
General gauperein go. 3 1892 nebit
3inien unb e, 8. 9rap $3.50 unb Elm
9runoitud in Gatonia foq pertauft
iperoen, I'm bic Soften gu beden. SIM
Sale oes Columbia 8aubereins geqen
9. g. Wfuuins nurbe Elm urtbeil uber
S431 nebIt 3infen abgegeben unD bic
2pts go. 1876 unb 1877 in Gbeban's
unterabtbtlung an Der Boone GtraBe,
2otonia, iolen oerfauft peroen. Sm
Sale Der grIaneer 0epoIit 8anf geoen
8. J. garlage purbe Elm urtbeil abz
geseben. SIN Safe bon George aeQer
segen bie Staot 2atoniu nuroe Der
Weoiter Gommiifioner beouftrost, einen
.Dseo" an Qlice g, Mutfon aus3u=
ftellen.
Sm Staotgertdt erbielt Sarrp
9relbam tpsgen unorbentlt9sn getraz
gems uno QDloerIeslthteit 9egen Die
poliaeieeDalt $25 uno Soften uuFer=
legt.
-Grunoeigent6ums uebertrasunz
gen: ansela C'grien an Georse 6.
glart, Got go. 1891 in Glib Grlanz
ger, 81; gbitb Ma. glart an emma
3etnemann, Got y1o. 4 in glod Z in
Riharb Soutbeote 2anb an Der Gonts
lid Strabe, 2254 SUB n0rblid BON
Der 16. Strabe, 81; Carrie Menbenz
ball an grnit q. Diebl, 2ots $40. 81
unb 55 in st. Mtthea. 81; George
Jelbfamp on Jobn auebbers, Got go.
1913 Der Soutbgate unb 6atptborn's
unterobtb. an Der prasue 5trabe, 81;
u. unb Mearia Rrumer an Jobanna
Nppel, Cots gep. "a unb 25 in Blod
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31

s. !. ~ )
= Carl 9aut bertlaste i'm Circuit
geriht bic Staot Dapton auf Sab.
lung bon $15, 1000 Shabenerfab. Snr
Sabre 1909 fiel er burdh ein offsnes
Relerlo4 uub purbe erbeblih berIebt,
Die Rlase nurbe bon ben Mnpdlten
Brent Spence uuo 9ubbarb S6parb,
friiberen Stabtanpalten bon Dapton,
eingereibt.
- gauerlaubniBideine. s. $. Mc-
2ane fir ein 5tpeiitDdises 9eihdftsa
uno Wobnhaus on Der Yort, atpifhen
Der 4. unb Soutbsute Strube, $2500.
= Inton 5hludter fir Elm 111aftodt=
ees Wobnbaus an Der part Npenus,
5tpiifen Der 4. unb 8. Strdbe, $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
gterblibfeitss sBertd5t.

9alentine Miler, 62, Bis glens
nab Ipe., 3uderru6r.
g(nna Diuboff, 70, 514 on 13.
Str, S6lagflub.
Ridael gluerOd, II, 1343 p.nble,
ton Ctr, Sdlaeflub.
Roger potts, 2, Blaine Roab,
glutiturs.
Carl Ieper, Sc. 22eo sdOeDinser
Qpe., arebs.
Sobanna ublman, 40, ct. s5raneis
Soipital, 4rebs.
Sobn geiidel, 43. 1854 Gilf.p QDe,,
Ser5leioen.
Sobn Webnsr, 70, 427 Of aib.rtp
Str. Gunsenent3iinbung.
Sbomas Quinn. AZ. tdotii6es Mre
6eitsbdus, Gpilepiie.
9orotbp Niebaus, 5 Gage, 2416
@lenpap 2pe., Stapd6e.
ausuita Wolf rs, 443 DdptpH
Ctr, Rerbenleioen.
CHARLES @olbimif6, 81, gFer Stats,
2pcomotor Qtaria.
Seanette 3epp, 76. SIbiIdes 5eim,
9arnrubr.
SuIid aing, 80, 418t go. 6. atps.,
Subertuloie.
Wiliam 5ids, s Monate, 627 Sobn
Str, 2us3ebrung.
Sennis Cunningham, sc. aleine ars
menf4peitern, MISUNDERSTANDING.
9lnoretp Japbuib. "A, itdDtiifes
9oipital, Snqueit in Sdpebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
8atpnia.

Die geitrigen Reurten batten fol-
genoes Heiultat:
Critics Hennen - o12 sSurIongS.
8opeu, Iii (9oftus), geiuonnen
aIeburne, 100 Gurner), 5ipeites,
Star OF Danube, 104 (seurton), brit
tes. 3eit, :05 4/5.
9ie 50 Weaituels bc3ablter1: 8orp.
Ell, $3.50 5u geipinnen, $3.50 Blace,
$3.50 Sbnip; aIeburne, $500 Wace,
S4.20 Sbop; Star OF 0antlbe, $3.50
Sbom.
3neites Rennen - 1 Weeilc unb
70 Daros: Manber, 107 (Turner).
eeiponneu; sseatber Gutter, 100
{ Senrp), Speites; Capt. granO, 1O3
(@roB), brittes. 3eit, 1:43 3/5.
Iie So Dtl,tuel5 be5ablten: 8aa.
Der, $4. 90 an aepinnen, $2.70 Blace,
$2.4O Sboip; Scatter Gutter, $500
Blace, $2.70 SboD; Capt. graoo,
$3.10 Sboip.
9rittes Rennen - 6 fSurlongs:
Semprolus, 109 (SenrD), getpori,en;
Soc Oiebolo, 104 (9roB), 5meitss
Sam Queen, 100 (Iurner), orittes.
3eit, t:13.
Die 50 M1tuels be5ablten: Gent
prolus, $3.50 5u gelpinnen, $3.50
Mace, $3.50 Sbotp; Soc 0iebolo,
$500 Blace, $3.50 Sbom; Sun
Queen. $3.40 Gbo,p.
giertes ,9iennen st. Ibomas
Stafes; 6 ll,rlongs: 9aiptborn, 127
(2oftus). se,ponnen; Foundation,
106 (MoIesmortb), sipeites; Ibs
Wioom Woou, ia (Iurner), orittes.
3eit, 1:f2.
9ie So MittrteIs be8ablten: 5au.
thorn, $3.50 3u getuinnen, $3.50
BIace, $2.t0 sbolp; Foundation,
$3.50 Ylace, $3.10 sbop; 9be Wi.
bonn Moon, $3.50 Sbon.
5lnites Mennen - / t/16 MeiIe:
Soc Worris, 116 (2uftus), geiDon.
men; GoIiton t01 (Iurner), 5peites
Bell 5orle, 11S iGarrou), orittes.
3eit, / 40 2/5.
lie So Ds,itueIs be3ablten: Soc
Worris, $4 5u aespinnen, $3.50
glace, 1920 Gbop; GoIIton, So. 20
Elace, $3.50 Sboip; Bell Sorie, $3..
70 Sbon.
gefites Mennen - 11s Weeile:
Goniole, 107 Qurner), aeiponnen:
Mnb Siu. 100 (gurton). slueites;
Wodler, ITO (Senrp), orittes. 3eit,
1:52 1/5.
0ie So Whrllels be3abIten: Con.
iole, 50 81 geipinnen, So 4lace, So.
40 Sboip; Wluo Sia, $3.50 Glace,
1910 Sbon; Wodler, $4.6O Sboip.
Sir Die beutigen Mennen lino iol.
gerloe Eferoe angemelbet iporben:
Critics We,lnen Seaina; 3tpel.
|idbrige; 6 sSurIongs: @oIo Golos
|1Ol, Gper the Sanos 1O2, 0uioe
poit 1O2, Mrbelon 1O5, propince
Jog, Nop o. 106, Iroion Belle 1O7,
poap @ortb 1O74 @orIo's Nonoer
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Scrr ,sreberif 6. Soffman,

Der aanbibat fir ben goiten zines
Common pleas Hi6ters, 1T bonn On
poltszgarreou tnooIfirt porben, ipoz
nit cine 8arantie fir feline 9efGHi.
sung uno feinen suten aaratter gsgss
ben lit. Sobann geb0rt Serr Sreb. 6.
6pffuun Der furtidrittli6sn Ridturg
an, bic iih beitrebt, bic @eisbe nit
benz 3sttseiit in Gintlong gu bringen
uno niht lie reattionGr aus3uIeqen.
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- 1tnier Mgent in Samiltpu III
Serr Gbmarb gruf, 449 Sib 5iiufte
Strafe. gell Sci. 476 g., Some
Ebpne 1851 u. s.

Fyuht 1OO1 ~
- Der 65 Sabre alts Mite 9uFTeb
aus Mibbletopn ftiir5te geitern Dor.
mittae bon Der iteinernen 5reppe bes
9erihtsgebdubes, srlttt am 4opfe
etne Wunoe unb ipurbe in betpubtlos
| fem 3uftanbe na6 benz Wsrep 5pIpiz
tai gebraht.
- Der 6arbiss Soispb 8rannon,
Der bon bem 8ormdnn Der 4nDreips
MspbaIt So. $3.50 srf6ninbelt bate,
tpurbe geitern BON U1ubor Strdub gu
500 unb ben Soften, loipi. feds Mos
natsn Qrbeitsbaus nsrurtbeilt.
- Srau Sarah grafft bon Sspen
Mile itiirats Die 9rsppe binuntsr uno
brad Das Saliiielbein.
- 9os 9eitument b<s Spmer pbil.
milidmfon DON Mibbletoipn fpurbe
CUR 8eitdtiguHe i'm probatseri6t sins
gereiht. gr permaht 5rau 8ioIa
WtniamIon $50, Mnnd R, 4ilbourne,
elmer Shpefter, $50 uno Der Refi bes
RahlaHss fdnt Der Sdpefer Gtbel
2eota Diliamfon su.
- 5rant 81. St.iser, % unb gliz
3obetb .. Sones. 20, beioe BON bier,
erIangten stnen 9eirutbsIdein.
- Or. 9eu unb Or. 8unop ndbs
men cine autppfie an Der 2si4e BON
Walter @ebbart Dor, iuelhsr am Wone
tag 2lbenb Don Strabenrdubern in
Mibbletotpn ermorbet purbs. Die
Qerate fanoen Wunben am aopf, mel
DIE BON elmer iharfen WafFe, unb 8sus
len i'm Riiten, bic BON 5ubtrittsn bsrs
riibrten. Geb6drt tpurbe ongsbIih um
$50 beraubt. Coroner :. u. gurnstt
gluubt, bab Gebbart BON sinem giisne
bobn3ua estroffen. perlest purbe unb
ieinen Tob fanb. 9ebbart era6blte
bor feinsm 5nbe in balbbenubiioFem
3uitanb, bab er BON aipei Gtraben>
rdubsrn nit einsm RaiirmeHsr ansss
griffen puros.
- Der peritDrbene Sobn 4rnplb
bermaht Der Wittpe ben san5sn Rad-
lab lpdbrenb ibrtr Qebens5eit unb naf)
ibrem aObs ben nadften Grben.
- Yoli5si nnb Coroner boben In
benz 5obesfalIe BON eugene s. Mars
field. ipelher so. 200 Spen Strabe
porseitsru 0ormittus bur9 bic Grploz
iion zines petrpleumzOfens ieinen
Cob fano, eine unterfu6une eingeleiz
tet. Warfielo bate 8ranbpunbtn i'm
Gefdt, an ben 6Gnben unb am retz
ten 8ein, iotpie am Riid.n unb trus
einen Gorburop Rod unb 6oien aIs
er beiinnuneslos' auf ben anien iiber
einem 9ett lag. G<ine RIeiber Iinb ipe>
Der nerfengt nod perbrannt, fobab es
elm Rdtbfsl 1T, tpie er 3u ben 9ranoz
punben getommen lit. Grau Marz
fielb Dsrmibt ebenfalls bic iilberne ga
fhenubr ibres Gatten. fonis So, nell
DIE sr Bel iia fiibrte.
Der aleiberbGnbler Ben. Soffe
bon Der Norb 3. Strabe ipurbe poreee
itern Ibenb bon einem Shipinbler
nit einem tpertblofen gbed um $8.75
beihpinbelt. Der llneeba grocerp
60. puroe BON einem 8duner beim
ginfauf bon Wdaren i'm Wertbe bon
80 Gents elm tpertblDfer gbed iiber
$11.80 auf cine bieiige gant aufee-
bdnst. Die poIi5ei fudt jest bic
Gbedfdlider.
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Hidjter Sobn u. Galb,pea

bat iid einen notionalen Ruf bura
feline aeituns Oes Susenos.ri9ts ers
tporben. Inter oieien llmitGnben bale
ten mir es fir lelbitDeritdnbli9, bab er
an feinem iebisen YOitsn, nit rpeldem
er iih iol4 grcbe Gbre sinseIegt bat,
belofen ipirb. Den 9eutfGen braue
den mir ibn nifr ipe3ieu gu empfebIen,
bd Tie ibn bon ldngit ber als einsn
Wcnn pon liberaler 0eiinnuna tennen.
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~ { IN , TT.

= 0runbslgentbum
Yanep Wliaer, an gelle Reebes, Qot
30 bel 100 SUB an Der Jairfielp 9lpe.
8eueous, 81. - WooOlapn 6oms 60.
an 9ermann s. Rolf, Got in Woob.
lann, 81. - Dpigbt sseraulo an
Ulars Doumans, Got No.63 in Briors
cliff, 9igblanos, 81. - Sbaler BERN
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Vl0tlid, geitor6en.

MntpaIt Milium 4. Goodman
iiurb geitern pi0blih in feinem Wus
reau i'm 3immer go. 1919 b.s Uxe
bdubts Der Grten gtotionoIbant. Wie
benz Coroner mitgttbeilt tpuroe, Iabos
Irirte ber 0eritorbene, ber 73 Sabre
alt mar, f9on felt Sabren an einsm
ler3leiben uno Der COB 1T 5sptifelss
0bne hs,r4 bieiss aeiben psrnriadt
orbsu.
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Grofeiior (3iir @nttin): .gitte, Be.
Jorge mir bod ahtefige 1aihen.
tiider; nit pier anoten fomme ib ben
Gag niht uusi-
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9AmprShpibem fxrift In 0 biS II 1asen.
Sbr Mpofbefer irirb bas GeIb Si,rti.erifailen
bon Juder, bIinber, hlufenben cbcr nor9tcbrn.
ben 6amerrbotoeu h 9 bt1 ~ xogeu ~ turi.
rem. soc.
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lit Gin SeimtteI nneranntem 2serfb &c reinia baS
g!u reauIirt ben Dasen betorsert bic Iestans nne ga
irft auf yebcr rcn berubigf has Rercentnfem frt
Irb beebi une bat fes gebofen po Sile mosiin mar.
4rstS: 50e S1.OO per Ilethe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

Bishop Gibson at Emmanuel. q
Bishop Gibaon will preach at EmA.
manuel Episcopal church. Henrfco, this
morning nj 4i.15. and will also 3D.
minister III rite OF confirmation. EvooA
ing service at 1880.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
START FUND FOR
ATHLETIC PARK
GREAT CONCOURSE OF VISITORS
AT CHAPEL HILL FOR CARO-
LIMA FINALS.

Especial to The Richmond Firginian.j
CHAPEL HILL, n. c., July l.
Students of tho University of North
Carolina are athrili with enthusiasm
over the glories of commencement
week and the class today vas active
in the work incident to the annual
occasions Saturday.
The class met and elected Fred B.
Drane OF Edenton, president and
Claude b. Norman, Of Concord, Sec
rotary.
The athletic society started the nu-
clers of a fund of $4,000, with which
they have determined to put in first
class condition. inclding engagements
and additions. tho university athletic
park. somthing the boys all have very
near their heart.
Debaters for the Wiley medal and
their respective subjects was also
a feature of today's doings OIL The
HILL" but 1t Will be Tuesday night
before the winner of this most coveted
of all prizes becomes known.
A great of visitors Is COM
ing In for the events of the week. be-
ginning with the sermon tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
ENTER HAMPTON
ROADS MONDAY
GERMAN SQUADRON LIES AT AN.
CHOIR IN LyNNHAyEN ROADS
IN CHESAPEAKE.

NORFOLK, VA. June 1.-The
visiting German squadron. composed
Of the powerful cruiser-battleship
Moltke and the cruisers Stetjn and
Bremen. were today still at anchor
in Lynnhaven Roads in lower Ches-
apeake Bay. and ii was announced
that they will not proceed into Hamp-
tor Roads until Monday.
Following the welcome in Hampton
Roads, the officers OF the German
feet, Of which Prince Ele-.ry. OF
Reuss. is a member. will proceed to
Washington. where they will be en-
tertatned Tuesday with a dinner by
President Tai, In the White House as
the principal Feature
The German visitors will go 10 the
United States Naval-aesdepayr at
Annapolis. and Will also visit the tomb
of Washington, returning on June
9Th to prepar for their departure
from Hampton Roads for New York.
Up to this time but few of the
German officers ana men have come
ashore. Mail and ~cablegrams have
been received in large number for the
visiting squadron. but these have been
delivered on shipboard from Cape
Henry by the Nira MIA pilot boat Re-
lief. y large quantity of mail came
in today and was carried out to the
Germans.
The American torpedo ~destroyers
that mel and conveyed the visitors
into L~ynnhaven roads are still lying
by. none of the American battleships
having yet gone out to the Germans.
The welcoming ceremonies Will be
made elaborate on the presidents ar
rival Monday.
With a continuation Of good
weather. today was spent by the Ger
mans in painting n cleaning up
ship in preparation Tor the arrival
of the American dignitaries.
The German flagship Moltke Is at
tracing much attention in these
waters. She is a powerful machine
of war, carrying a crew of loo
men. with armarnen. making her the
second creates battieship afioat- .
A committee from the Norfolk
board of trade went to Fort Monroe
today 10 confer with Admiral Ninslow
on the question of details for the en-
tertainment III Norfolk next week or
the 500 seamen from the German
squadron. who are to visit THIS CITY
fL 44 LLr HtL L4 ~ IS &T SIT Y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

gloves INK black shoes. The repre-
s~entation from eacn State of the
Union will carry the American flag
and their State flag.
TO Safeguard Preparations.
The arrangements made to accom-
modate and safeguard the expected
crowds arc most thorough and com
plete. MAJOR Richard Sylvester. chief
Of the police department of Wash
fngton. and head Of the public order
committee for the Columbus celebra-
ton. will have 500 extra policemen
on duty and In addition clever sieuths
will be In Washington as a further
precaution. DIR. Il. Percy Hicklirg
heads a committee of fifty physicians
that will be on duty during the
parade. The medical men, together
with nurses and anbulances. will he
distributed throughout the entire line
Of march. A temporary hospital VIII
bc set UP on the Eliipse south Of the
White House.
The public comfort committee is
well prepared to take care of the eX-
pected throngs. A bureau will ne cs-
tablished at Union station in WASH
ington. and guides will he provided
all visitors, to insure that they are
set down in desirable quarters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

tfTe shaft carries a medallion repre-
sentingf Ferdinand and isabelle .
Spain. and the group Of figures is
completed by two enormous lions
which occupy the ends of the baIus-
trade running from the centre OF the
sides of the fountain.
Designed BY Burriham.
Inc monument, which was design
ed by Daniel II. Burnham, architect,
ana setttptured by dorado Tar,
both OF Chicago, is placed directly
in 'front.' OF the union station. at
Washington. the gateway TO the ma
tional capital and facing thu. capitol
which is only Il few blocks distant
h memorial overlooks Il vide. semi
circular plaza and a broad expans
6f wNa: some day will be beautiful
parks. separating the Union station
from The capitol and the senate office
building.
The unwilling OF this memorial n
the famous Italian takes place four
hundred and twenty years after he
discovered America. The agitation for
fts erection was set .4foor BY the
Catholic order o fthe knights of CO.
tuinbus several years ago. The SUBJ
scripttons started by this order prac-
tically assured the success OF the
project and was later made secure by
the appropriation of SIo0,o 600 by con-
gress. The coming ceremonies, there
fore, are of extraordinary interest to
this organization audit Will be epre-
scented by fifty thousand uniformed
men In the parade on Pennsylvania
avenue on the day of the unwilling.
knights of Columbus.
The knights Will follow the military
and naval pageants. with James g.. A.
Ilaherty. the present supreme knight
of the order. as chief marshall. ac-
companied by aides selected from the
various branches OF the order. The
regulation dress Of the knights will
be the conventional frock coat. dark
gray trousers. silk hats. gray ties. gray
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
TO START SURVEY
WITHIN FEW DAYS
ENGINEERS TO BEGIN WASHING
TON-RICHMOND LINK IN BIG
HIGHWAY.

Work on the survey of the Rich
mond- Washington link of the que
bec-Miami international highway VIII
be begun this week, probably tomor-
row. when A. l.. Westgard, official
pathfinder of the American Automo-
bile association, will arrive in Rich-
mond and be met by officials OF the
Observation-Disclosures Highway cor
poration. Within a few months. II
the plans Of the various committees
go not awry, the great labor may be
completed, and Richmond and Wash
ington, cities of many like interests,
will be connected by one OF the finest
highways in the world.
Henry w, Anderson. president OF
the corporation. says hat the mate
rial to be used on the construction
OF the highway will probably be
gravel. finished with oil This com
oination has been found to answer all
needs and TO be lasting.
The party which is 60 go on the
pathfinding trip will consist OF Presi-
dent Anderson, Secretary r. b. ALI
port and Captain r. St. Julien VIII
SON.. State highway commissioner f.
c. Peiouze vii! drive his car TO New
port News to meet Mr.. Westgard. and
arrangements have See made TO pro-
cure a car for the trip to Washing
ten. ard back. ST. Ns@stearsi, who is
experienced in ruad building, aiIi aa-
wise as to the selection of the best
route which can be constructed at the
least cos.
On June 10th a delegation of
Richmonders. most of them officers
and members of the corporation, will
go to Caroline county to appear at "a
meeting of the board of supervisors
i'm the interest of a SS0;0 900 bond is
sue. which will be voted on July 33d.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
PROMOTERS PLAN
FACTORY SUBURB
DEAL or MAGNITUDE INVOLVED
IN TRANSFER OF BROAD
STREET ROAD LAND.

A real estate deal OF considerable
proportions, which spells the Develop
ment of a new manufacturing suburb,
was contaminated yesterday with rife
transfer OF a big tract of land on the
Broad-Street road.
III deeds, which were recorded szaS-
terday afternoon in Henrico county
court. transfer, for the consideration
Of 5000, 900. a tract OF several hun-
dred acres near the belt line. from A.
l.. Mcclellan and wife. &c the West
Broad Street Land corporation. n
twenty-five acres Of land on the east
side of the road running from Erotd
street road to Johnson's crossing.
for $40. 900. from A. l.. Mcclellan.
Thomas Smyth and James C. Smyth.
sft IN the intention OF tire promoters
TO develop q manufacturing snIbiipf4
sion of their property, for which 1t -
we'll situated. The land fronts the II.
r. 4 p. railroad. and adjoins Scots
addition. Mr.. McClelland is president
of the company. No name has yet
been chosen for the new suburb.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
MEMORIAL IS TO
Be UNVEILED To
GREAT NAVIGATOR
Hall a Million Visitors Will
Attend Christopher CO.
-lumbus Ceremonies
OF A
KNOX WILL PRESIDE
Celebration to Take Place in
Washington Just 40 Years
After Discovercr Land
ed Here

WASHINGTON. June IA cere-
Dental inauguration In numbers of at
tendance is scheduled 10 take place
here this week when the 100000 Co
lumbus memorial In unveiled Saturday,
JUNG Sth. The celebration which sill
with a knights Of Fellp-
bus demonstrated June 7th. and terIni-
rate with a military field mass by the
Spanisi, War veterans Sunday. Juno
9Th. will he the mecca Cor nearly halt
n million visitors from all parts of the
United States. canada. Cuba. Mexico
and the Philippines.
The unwilling ceremonies viii bc
presided over hy Secretary of State
Knox. and the list of speakers for the
occasion will include President Taft.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
BACK FROM TRIP

Members of st. Andrews Command
cry No. IS. have returned from a most
delightful trip TO Pfttsburg, where
they were the guests of P%ittsbnrg Com
mandery No l. for three days.
The occasion In Pittsburg was this
State ConcIave. In which there were
more than 1000 men In inc in the
parade, st, Andrews had a prominent
place in the line of march. and at
tracted much attention. About fifty
members of st, Andrews accompanied
all report having had n fine time
by a dozen ladies, went to Pittsburg.