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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-09
MAYOR SUSPENDS
OFFICER JENNINGS
First Tells Captain Barfoot to
Prefer Additional Charge
OF Assault.
ACTS ON WERNER'S REQUEST
Evidence in Police Court Showed
That Policeman Struck
Carter Grundy.

Upon the recommendation OF chief
of Police Werner. Mayor Ainslie YES
'crday morning suspended Patroimun
M. w jennings pending his trial be-
fore the Board OF Police commissioners
on charges OF conduct unbccoming AN
officer preferred by Captain ". A. Bar
FOOT ci the First District.
On saturday Jennings was charged
Captain Barfoot with curslne ana
abusing c. -. Grumds. son OF Alder
m"n Barton II. Grundy. while a prison,,
~ "a. suggestion OF Mayor Ansl. Tia.
""dltlDNa- charge Of asSuGlt!.. t;rtiri,-
"as made Yesterday b4 Captain Bar
ioot again Z JENNINGS in view ~ cyi-
utANe h'unEht out ia Police Com.
Wheh a. dnay was ariaipuod on ih,
e"'"i ses of refusing 10 move ana re-
s's''"s arrest II was broleh, out ia
'Ao evidence 'hat he was Struck b,
Ni"N seek Immediate rrini.
THE commissioners VIII nave "a
sp',lh meotius this Afternoon az d.
cipck for th. purpose %. rlune
vacancy on the force. and IL uraf-
""ic that Jennings VII ask Tor d hear
iNE az tnis tlme. IL is custouarv for
int 'oAti 10 near charges AGAINST
'lherrs cn me ,hird "Wednesday in
each MONTH
irerds Is the officer under ohare,s
t'stcidal urged ham TO seek an inn
nediite hearing although d hAu been
is i'e"Non 90 delay las trial iu
idei % prepare his case
The ehareo against jennings fol-
.uN,l ''f tndy S aequttM %, Justice
tnieANeid Iestimouy Of NUMEROUS
- -. l...I 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-09

TTTITTi"lTlT 0T.T-- .T---- -T-----T --.--
u.w stpaents Within ten a,y- o,
S.pt,m6or is Btn,dirtln. -oil... ,,fl
throw open rs doors q Us yo4iafu'
ftuirnta On the da. followiup tn-
Medical college of virruA Will 1rusa
ihe cohwebs from rs aHelut ror,sls
To- receive :ts matNrer student follow
ins "htie the cnlic publ sDhooi
system az the city VIII ouer 60 % waite
ms army.
Nicai' School ofe't Que -,uterhcr
u.s. September 80 wll srr th. opening
~ Richmond Coli'ga amt Us saunrer
BROTHER. lIchmord 'eal,rs On th.
im' drN The Iuit rf-itr college 81
Aledicine VIII start new y.ar in .ts
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-06

some river or other At any rate be
told me last night that II was clean
money I dare say the river 10 re-
sponsible for It's cleanliness. but that
fact seemed to give him satisfaction"
The duchess was leaning on the Ia
Bile at Lady Galorey's side.
Dams father took Gordon all over
the west that time he went to the
states for . big hunt In the Rockies,
He got to know Mr.. Blair awfully well
and liked him. Inc oio gentleman
bought . little property about that
time that turned cut to b . gold
mine"
With psrsistency the duchess said:
How d'you know II 10 clean money,
Edith Not that It makes rap Of diff.
ference" she laughed prettily. but
how do you know that he 10 rich to
this horrible sxtsnt!"
Lady Galorey put down her address
book impatiently; Does he look like
an impostori"
The other returned: Even the
archanssl fell. my dear Edith"
WELL" returned her friend, this
one 10 too young to have fallen far. "
and she shut up her list In despsra.
ton.
The duchess sat down on the edge
Of the lounge and raised her express.
sive eyes to Lady Galorey. who once
more looked at her sarcastically, and
went on :. 49,
Gofdon liked the old gentleman: be
was extraordinarily generous-quits .
type. They called the town after him
-Blairtown; that 10 where the son
halls from He was . little lad when
Gordon was out and Mr.. Blair prom
ised that Dan should come over here
and sss ~ one day. and this" she
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tapped the table with her pen. seems
to be the day. for he came down upon
" In this brsssey way without even
sending . wire. Just turned up last
night. Gordon's mad about him. His
father has been dead Q year, and be 10
just twenty-five"
Good hsavsns!" murmursd the
duchess. Lady 0alorsy opened her
address book again.
'Oordon's got him terribly on his
mind. my dear: hs has forbidden any
Gambling or any bridge a. long - the
boy 10 with W. !"
Her companion rose and thrust her
hands Into the pocket Of her tweed
coat. She laughed softly. then went
over 10 The long window where with.
out. across the pane. the early winter
mists we're Aying. chased By Q fsrtivs
sun.
Gordon said that he boys father
osAted him like king. and that whiis
the 10y 70 here he b going to loot
out for him"
Over her shoulder the other threw
out eoldly:
you speak - though ks we're In
. den Of tAisves. I didn.t know Cor
don's honor IVES % nna. A. for -, !
don't gamble. yes knov."
Lady 0siorsy had 1ses1sd tAas Lily's
insistsnt rsmainias save hss Q chance
10 ON Der foantsia -. ~ vas,
therefore. carefully squirtiag b ~
ink. and she aushel q hse fr,so1s
last words.
Lady 0slorsy hsssslf vss ~ bsst
bridge player n LosAoa. anl car6s
were her passioa. NE ~ ~ re0in1
the lady 10 The window that thsee
we're other samss bsss6ss bridge. bit
ksps both her toasvs and hss tsnpss.
After . little sslsaos n which ~
women followed each hes evs
thoughts, The 1scAsss nurmuss1:
IN to1lis upssalss. e1te-tst ~
write. Whses ~ yeu ~ - vees
sslas y nsss ~ osee - eseer =
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-06

races. Possibly his vivid Imagination
pictured some nice girl" there wait
ing. - they should come up. to meet
him.
Il have always thought Il would BE-
bully to hnd . poor girl-pretty % .
peach, OF course--one who had never
had much. and Just cover her with
things. Hey. there!" he cried to the
terrier. who had come running back.
bring II to me-"
They had come up to the terrace BY
this. and Dams confidence. fresh % .
gush Of water from rock, had ceased
His face was placid. He didn't realise
what he had said.
From out Of one Of the long win
dows. dressed In . sable coat. bel
small head tied up IN . motor scarf.
the Duchess Of Breakwatsr appeared.
Bhs greeted them severely, and Lord
Gaiorsy heard her say under her
breath to Dan:
You promised to b. hack 70 drive
with mo before dinnsr. Dan. Did you
forget?"
And - 0aiorsy left the boy to make
bis peace. the flrst smile Of amuse-
msnt broke over. bis face. He felt that
the duchess had bstwesn hse and her
capture Of Dan Blair's heart ths slu-
sive picture Of some nice girl'-not
much perhaps. but Il might b very
hard to tear away The picture of ~
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-06

sovs with HIN. n duchess ~ nsss
Red at sightesa, ttpsd a hes bargAin
q twenty. ard found hsfsslf Z WIDOW
at twenty-five. he hsl1 . Telegram
h her hard.
We've GOT he boz Tor l1aslalay =
nisht at the 0sisty. anA lst's notes
In"
os1 Lady 0alorsy hssisassl. lsssr
pointed.
TOO bad-I had specially asrsass1
for Lady OrandcouFt 70 drive oves
With Eileen. thought h would - 8
ripping chance for her to - Dan."
when 1t length the duchess ~ -
cssdsd IN setting Dan TO hsssslf -
ward The end Of the day n he ~
room. after tee, she said:
SO you woat marry . Losdso
beautyr'
And rather eoidiy Dan ~ -
swsred.
Why. you tall. oil Of you. % n
had only 10 ask any girl Of them. an1
she would jump down my throat"
Don't try H." the duchess answered.
. un,sss you van. 70 as's your oess
iuI'
~. no, rep'y Ios : .sccse' oss
a oA ne. @os se.'ossv' -
$500 ' s .n1
sne V ~
49, .n 80 ,,np,e 49, ~.
ne s - ."S "sn s.", 20. .s.
~ ~. -. M
-. 1890.
.,,,s. ~. -
S .v vu Us 70
49,. 80 80
. s..- 80
. :s'o '.hsU' NY mas
~. s~
en-. =. 90 e, , -.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-06

" ~ ~Uosoopo 6koles
A big tat nas STRETCHED hlnsslf out
10 . besbev's chair. TIE beshss, ~
lowiag Tie usual custom. scaled NJ
face 10 . 81 degree towel. vhtls -
vhsttsd his rasOs When - tcek ~
towel % The man iaeuirsl n he ~
fort HANDY. 4 IN prstty suse ~
face b doe. but n you have . NJ
hasly yea might silica n y AID 49,
--Atchisoa 0lobe.
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HI stteaetoaa - ~ 49, =
Breahvater - al -. - eoes.ae..
Gus or 70 absoeblne ~ 10 pesveet ~
eassr mother.-vho IN. - ~, 49,
LADY 0alorev had invIteA 1ovn-erom
laying siese 10 ~ nIalr LeAv a..
lorey asked hin:
Don't vou want n ..a,rv Az a..
Of these beautiea. unnY- A niaI,
with hls beautiful .mil. s,A vsas IN,
called hia insplred casAor assvsseA.
Not q. your ne i1Sv Csior.v,.
And shs sgreed: r mn .v,.,s
you are too youns.
.No.. nan reeutsA .v.. ~. v,c..
there. I shsil msrry :. ~. q / - .
His hosse.s M .s,,.s.sI
"Why / thourAt - vssseA vo.,
oine Art.
Ana Nan. srom -. cA.,, 1. vA,~A
with : booi h h.S -. s,st,.. -.
tAdy Gallery so..A n. ..sv..s1
.hesrfuIly:
.Oh. do.Y mn. h.,.. ALA. rv..,
to 90 about viii some oss. sAosld
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OFT $40 - N. eesss-r1.v,-.II cNrrpN,

SoTfHooI 1910 - fNl ocees-
CHAPTER /.
-.s" Dan Blair.
The fact that much he said, lecause
Of his uncomfortable slang, vas in.
comprshensible did not take from the
charm Of his conversation a. far -
the duchess Of Breakwatsr was con-
cernsd. The brightness Of his express
sion, bis quick, clear look upon them.
his beautiful young smile, his not too
frequent laugh, his new gayness," -
the duchess called his spirits, his gu.
pernal youth. his difference, credited
him with what nine-tenths Of the hu.
man race lack-charm.
His tone was not too crudely west.
ern; neither did he suggest the ultra
east. with which they were familiar.
American women went down well
enough with them. but American men
were unpopular. and when the visitor
arrived. Lady Galorey did not even an.
unnncs him to the party gathered for
he dvAehoot."
The othA were in the armory when
the ninth GA young chap. SIX feet
q him. blond u the wheat. clearly set
up and very GOA to look at. came in
with Lily. Duchess Of Breakwatsr.
Lady 0alorey. his hostess, greeted
them.
oh. here you are. are you? Lord
Msrsey. Sir John Fairthrops." She
mumbled the rest Of the names Of hef
companions - though she did not
want them understood. then waved TO-
ward the young chap. calling him Mr..
Dan Blair. and be. - she hesitatsd.
,addsd:
From Blairtown. Montana"
And give him . gun. will you. Cor
doar Lady 0alorsy spoke to her
Husband.
II 1iseevsssl NJ. B,ais. Dlss.. ~
duchess annoancea. and - dlAnt
even know there was . shoot % for
today. FAncy!"
II guess" Dan Blair said pleasant.
y. I'm take gun out Of this bunch"
and he chose one At random from sew.
sral Indicated to him by the game
keeper. II get my best luck when
\ 80 II blind. Right! Thanks. That's
10. Lady 0alorsy. I didn't know there
was to b. any shooting until the Ouch.
ess let Il out"
To himself he thought with sood.na.
tured amusement. afraid I'll spoil
their game record. maybs!" and went
out along with them. following the In.
sular noblsmsn like . ray Of sun.
smiling on The pretty woman who had
discovered him In the grounds whore
be had bssn poking about By himself.
Where. In heavens name. did you
'corral-word Of his own-ths dear
boy. Edith! How did be get to o..
dsns Park, or In fact anywhere. Just
% he ID, fresh from Edenf"
Thought I'd let him take you BY
surprise, dearsrt. whers'd you md
Dan!"
Down BY the garden house. fsedins
the rabbits, a his knees like . little
boy. his hands full Of lettuces. ia
iust come q trooper myself on the
mare. She fsl'. I'm sorry To say. Edie.
and hacked her knees quite lot. One
Of those disguised bitches. you know.
I vas coming along leading Der when
ran on your friend"
a The young duchess was slender %
= A,ljlow, very brunette. with beausi'
ful. xlscontented face.
..rm Soing 70 show Dan Blair on"
I.6v CAV ny responded. going to
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Tasiesis cseala0 Nseset.
4 nswiy sleete1 AnGesallen tabes r.
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sustss--aa avoestAsa rarely seQeop
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says ~ Lss1na CAssole1s. Auetfal1A
ha1 . ssoashably slseusae an1 vi1ay
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-06

'THs rishsss yssas saa vsss q
The broad ax., 1912-05-18
THE CRIME OF LYNcHiNo.
Attacks Foundation 81 Al True Cow
srnmsnt, Says Or. JensA

Attacks Foundation 81 Al True osV-
eminent, Says Or. Jonos.
Under the caption. The Crime of
IynchinR Needs National Attention. I"
the Southwestern Christian Advocate,
ably edited by that fearless agitatof
for human rights. Dr.. r 3. Jones'
says:
ssThe recent reckless taking Of HE
IN various parts Of the country is an
imperative call upon the hstlesS ears
and the caIloused conscience Of the
American people The crime OF lynch
ing grows. Constitutional law and pro-
cedure weaken
'Pernit the former, and the latter
necessarily follows. II does not mat
ter what the color Of the victim Of the
mob may be or the crime Of which he
"a accused. when duly enacted law Is
set aside the foundations Of all true
governments are attacked and sooner
or later means inevitable failure. Dur
ing the recent session Of the Washing
ton conference a resolution was intro
duced by DR.. Ernest Lyon winch Nas
unanimously adopted
at called attention to the fact that
the orderly operation Of law and jus
tee Is seriously threatened by mob viO-
leuee; that the practice Of lynching hu-
man beings without q trial by law, and
the more heinous and atrocious crime
Of burning men alive. are not only on
the increase. but are no longer con-
fined 20 any particular section Of our
commonwealth
1T Is Il happy omen that President
Taft in n very recent address before
the alumni Of Howard university and
u great audience Of colOred people in
washington took 'Lynching' as his
text"
The broad ax., 1912-05-18

also poets. Mrs. Heard, who is the
wife Of a former minister to Africa,
wrote a very readable volume Of poems
entitled Morning Giories." Mrs.
Grimke has written many very beau
ttful poems, one OF them q master
piece. entitled Charles Sumner" The
Misses Cordelia and Florence Ray have
recently published a volume Of poems,
which they have dedicated to their
father, the late Dr.. Charles B. Ray.
The wife of Dr.. Harvey johnson,
Baltimore's leading Baptist clergyman,
e a writer Of stories suitable for Sun
day school libraries. The American
Baptist Publication society paid her 4
handsome sum a few years ago for two
books from her pen. Mrs. johnson Is a
hne French scholar. Amanda Smith,
the noted evangelist, has published an
interesting autobiography Of her Iabors
IN Africa. England and the United
States. Poor Ben" Is the title OF q
biographical sketch Of the late Bishop
Arnett. from the pen Of Miss Lucretla
Coleman
Ida B. Wells Barnett in Journalism
welded q trenchant pen twenty or
thirty years ago, and her right hand
has not yet lost its cunning. for she is
now editing a weekly newspaper In
Chicago as Mrs Barnett There used
to be several other papers edited by
our women. Ringwood's Magazine was
an ambitious undertaking and a credit
able production. The Woman Era was
edited IN Boston by Mrs Josephine
st Pierre RUM.
There are any number OF careful and
brilliant women correspondents, some
Of whom have done and are doing good
work on race papers and papers pub
lishsd by white people. Miss IDA Grif-
On vas for a number Of years editor
Of periodical devoted to the interests
Of the home and fashion. which circu-
lated largely IN the south. Mrs. Mary
@. LaWton, wife Of the Rev. DF. WI
liam r. LaWSon, the successful pas
TOR of St James Presbyterian church
IN New XoEk, contributes regularly 70
q Brooklyn daily. the Standard Union.
ana MA LYDIA c. Smith Is regularly
employed By the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
Yor eleven years Mrs. Smith has ~
ported TIE daily happenings among our
people n Greater New York for the
FADE she Is secretary OF the won
ans auxiliary board Of manaSers Of
ne Howard o0lored Orphan asylum
snd vies president Of the Fifty-thlrd
Stzset New Yorkl Young Women's
Christian association.
ThsEe are bright women enough n
tie racs % have q paper all their own,
Inst e thelr white sisteEs have. and Il
IS hoped that they win SET togsther
and think about e Thzrs are enough
women societies e one cert and an
oEhez % support q paper independent
e any h1ip from men for there ars
eFen sone eomposikors among our 70
msn ~ wen e writers. poets and
1neturerR
The broad ax., 1912-05-18
COLORED WOMEN
IN LITERATURE
HHIs WhssiIsy Fist and FsTe
most Of Then AL
SHOULD RUN WEEKLY PAPER

cursory eIsnsS At the Achievements Of
SEINE 81 ths Many Brilliant Women
Of Tire Race Who HavS Made VaIusbIo
Contributions 10 American Lsttsrs-
Feturs Possibilities Pointed Out
First and foremost, Of course, stands
PhilIis WheatIey, the pOetess Of the
revolutionary period Any mention Of
colored women as writer's would be
incomplete without her. Frances Ellen
Watkins Harper Of Maryland was one
Of the sweetest Of our women poets
Her poem The Burial Of Moses" viii
rank with any similar poem Of fits
character In the English language.
Hrs Anna J. Cooper Is a -schOolteach-
er ia Washington. with the mind OF q
wise statesman. Her book "A Voice
From the South" is a most valuable
contribution to race literature.
Ms Josephine Heard, Charlotte
Forten Grimke. Miss n. COrdelia Ray
and her sister, Miss Florence Ray, are
The broad ax., 1912-05-18
COLLEGE, MEN ACTIVE IN
CITY OF BR0THERLY LOVE.
Iota Sigma Club In Musical Comedy.
Bethel Church Honers Pastor.
d. WHITTIER b. WRIeHr.

Philadelphia.-The Iota Sigma Inter
coIlegiatesl club of this city recently
presented the Mask and Wig club In
THE Junior" typical college play in
three musical and comical acts, at st.
Peter CIaver's auditorium The Inter
eOllegiates was organized a little more
than a year ago for the purpose Of get
ting the colored students together, be-
IieYing that such association would
benefit each one and that student life
would have more effect upon the COM
munity.
The club numbers twenty-five mem
bers and represents the following col
leges-namely. University Of Pennsyl-
vania, Temple university, Medico-Chi-
Eurgical college, Philadelphia Dental
college and the Philadelphia College Of
Pharmacy. Among the activities Of
the club are to be found a basketball
team, a track team, a baseball team, q
tennis team and a glee club.
Miss Willamette Ferguson, soloist Of
St Phillips Episcopal church, Rich
mond, Va, a singer Of much promise,
Il on an extended visit to friends In
this city. Since being here she has
been in much demand and has won her
way into the hearts Of the Philadelphia
Afro-Americans. Miss Ferguson pos
sesses q rich soprano voice. which Is
very effective with the classics. She
has received several offers in the line
Of her profession since being in the
city. and It is rumored that she may
remain here permanently.
Mother Bethel A. NJ. z. church
held its hfth annual reception the hat
ter part Of April in honor Of Pastor
n. w. Thornton and family. The af-
fair was literally subscribed to and
largely attended A very interesting
program was rendered. The pastor
was presented with a purse Of $50
Dr. Thornton Il now closing his nth
year at Mother Bethel, with the honor
OF being the only minister since Rich
ard Allen that has held this charge In
succession for such 4 number Of yean-
In 1895 this young man was elected
president Of Campbell college. jackson,
Miss, which had been struggling for
permanent footing for fourteen years.
IN less than two years be erected its
nrst building on a plot OF i've acres Of
ground, gave It q fun equipment and
An enrollment Of 200 students.
: Dr.. Thornton has built several
churches, paid OF several mortgages
raised thousands Of dollars for the con-
nectiOn and added thousands to the
church He Il identified with several
successful business enterprises and IL
strong representative OF his church
ana race.
In 1872 De graduated from Drake
university. Des Motnes, Ia, and was
the nrst Afro-Ameriean 20 receive q
diploma from thIs Institution. Camp
ban, Paul Quinn ana the PhiladelphIa
Bible colleges have n turn bestowed
upon him the doctors degree. He d an
able writer ana has been editor Of sew
eEal publications. DIT. Thornton Is
NE Trustee Of wuberforcs and prasi-
dent - the board of directors q The
Philadelphia Bible Institute.
The broad ax., 1912-05-18
Smoke Traps.

Smoke traps are used In the stettin
theater. Germany. TO provide against
nre. They are placed In the roofing
above the stage. Six traps are mount
ed on the vertical sides OF 4 skylight.
50 that large opening is given by rails
ing NIL the traps The opening devices
are controlled FROM the stage.
The broad ax., 1912-05-18

According TO Cosmos. the mean height
At which shooting stars nrsi become
visible Is cighty-0ne miles. The mean
height 81 their disappeaFance 4 about
Try eight miles. The mean length Of
their visible pafh 4 about forty-sve
mfieA
The broad ax., 1912-05-18
Time Measurement

The civilized world has only one unit
Of measurement In common-ttme. The
second Is based upon a stxtieth part Of
. sixteth part Of a tventy-fourth part
Of the time 1t takes the earth b re-
Fclye- Other weights and measure Gys-
TENS vary.
The broad ax., 1912-05-18

Housenies are prevalent In South AZ
riea during the months Of October, No
yember. December, January and Feb
ruary. As screen doors and windows
are unknown there. the houses are an
ed with aIeA Fly paper Is used extern
siyely.
The broad ax., 1912-05-18
Tn. crv,tsI Palace

The Crystal palace in London accom-
modates more people than any otheE
building in the world. Il viii hold
100, OO0 people.
The broad ax., 1912-05-18
Nor~ay's Lifsboats.

In Norway there are no lifeboat sta
tons On that fearful coast It Il nee
essary to keep lIfeboats constantly
afoat, and the Norwegian service Il
one Of the finest In the world.
The broad ax., 1912-05-18
NsweastIs,s Coal.

A statement was made In parliament
In the year 1910 thar the coal mines
at Newcastle would not be productive
more than twenty-one years.
The broad ax., 1912-05-18
London Street Names,

Frying Pan alley. Pickle Herring
street. Beer lane. Idol lane. Duck lane
and Gore road are among the queer
street names In London
The broad ax., 1912-05-18
The sNoooinP

In London giH ls .Often termed a
@Quartern-- In the north Of England
half a pint is called n Gin and the true
giIi .-noggin--
The broad ax., 1912-05-18

ne ei1erence befween Industrial
and tie higher edpcason. Is explained
81 Fr1leor KeIl7 lEIIer. 8 that ~
GlrtElaI e11cnflon Develops an lnsiru-
rantalIlr aas f',e hlehar eIncztion &
a.lll7. Pr1ftrsof 1fiEcl IS f1an
- ha C11ees 81 All1 ard E<Iancia at
''e.,.I ||rsrr1,F.
The broad ax., 1912-05-18

Hamp1on g DoHlonatratio1 Center.
At the recent meeting of TIE board q
trustees of the Hampton OaJ lnst1-
tuts Dr. FrisseIl presented his annual
report a. principal This year d.. FRS
asll outlined II detail the position q
fhs Hampton school as q dsmonsfA11on
center which b Visited annually b.
ever $4,000 people from aIl parts Of the
Worlf-casual vialkors. pubic oneials,
edncatnEs. social Horkers AID .phllsa-
throplsEs. students q racs probIens
and eeneatiqnal nsthods
The broad ax., 1912-05-18

Hibernia, hernia, 1vernia ana Ierns
were names given to Ireland by AIS
totle. Ptolemy and other ancient wit
efs.
The broad ax., 1912-05-18

Mod lnisrnalienal confsrpnes IN 1915
AZ the ciosine snssion o. the lnteFna-
tlonal confsrence On tie Negro recently
BED At % Enzkesee (Als.) lnstifuts 4
Haf 1ecIde1 - hold fha nan eonGor
snto A ~ in1iliufs d folk
The broad ax., 1912-05-18
Wood and coaI.

Shortage Of wood fuel was the cause
of coal first coming into use.
The broad ax., 1912-05-18

The Death Chair.
Capital punishment by electricity wa
adopted In New York in 1889.
The broad ax., 1912-05-18

Albumen In Eggs.
An egg contains IA per cent Of albu
men.