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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-07
3idjtis a~nfseiaft.

Gin Gben1onn, ben ieine Srau
franf sedraert bottc, erbielt bon Ell.
mem ieiner Srcmnoe cinen aranfcllbe.
Judi, gerabe oils Ieine gbebdIite iit)
aus benz Simmer entiernte. yHun,
mie gebt's?" iragte Der gintretenbe.
= .gtiuas P%eiicr", pcrieste Der aral,.
fe. .mein llcbel perIGbt MIDI" =
oIidtig", fngtc Der SrcunO, lid bin
ibm cben oui Der Srcppc 6egegnet."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-07
4nidauungsnntcrriht.

8rofeiior (bciin Mittaaeiien gum
Eeniiondr): so, mein sobn, oamit
9u Gid iiber bas anodcngeriiit Der
8ogel informicren fonnit, iollit OH
bciite pom Subn Die ai,oden abna-
gen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-07
Gurialaa sur Site.

Sintgperbeirotbete (lof Dem ~eritcr
Streit): Sic: aGu modltcit natiirlid,
bob allies nad, Gcinem @illeu gcben
ioIl; bos loiie il mir obcr nid)t &c.
faIIeu." - @r: sd mill Dir mas
iogeiL Sdat; mir pollcn's 10 mo.
den: iino mir elmer Meinune 70
gebt.s nafl Seinem @illcn, bit id
aroerer auiidt, 10 enti@eihet aS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-07
Suppelfcicr.

5rau (5i1m neucintrctenben MGo-
1en): nSie iinb iest acraoc mcir
bunoertitcS. .afio Elm SubiIGums.
m4odenl" SicnltmGohen: Gas lit
bod merfipiiroig - bieS lit u1mIidl
aild5 mein brtnOcrtIter Slas!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-07
Ibactrumpit.

Cine iebr iungc Guaitlide Iutter
qudltc Den @ebeimratb Seim burd
fortpabrenbe 5rager, mas lie nod
ihrem Sognfcn allies gutes antbun
fonne, 10 hab ielbit Seims @ebulN
alif einc borte Grobe gciteIIt muroe.
9m Gnbc elmer iolden Gisfnifion
froete Die Mlltfer nod: ,saacn Sic,
@err 8ehci:nrotb, Giclsmil6 miro
bod jeet 10 c~npiobleu, fir mas foil
Dos gut iein?" = Sir junge giel",
nntiportete @eiml uno pcrid)manb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-07
*
Mi(Scrnb.

Hidter: r@aS boben sic aIs mil.
bernoen llmltanb pcrsubriugen2"
In9efloater: sd babe mir Dor glus.
fiibrllig OcS Ginbruhes bcilis porge.
ncnrmen, bab oies mem letter iein
ipllte."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-07
usbcreinitimmnna.

aSs: IA, farm sSbnen riGt pes
a,sbfsn, Itcber Raun, aber S9re lfraa
gefdllt mir gar nidt p.ys> -Iam
.Serr 9oftor, % baben mir oenieioe:
8eidriaf."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-07
IpScIadcn.

Serrin: nMarie, i) mod)te zines
ser 8inoer nit sitr Stride nebmen."
- Marie: nSamobl, gnGOigc 6rall!"
= Scrrin: .@cld)cs bon ibr,cn paBt
ipobl anr beitcn ill meiucm Ilellen 70.
then &Icibe?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-07
tn6carciflid

yIodte MIR milien, parltm Bel ei,
mem 5erbroaenen arug bas @aiicr
h%erausrinrt, wGbreno es bel meiner
5erriiienen StiefeIu INNER binein.
rinnt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-07
nnbcsreiflid

Serr (eirlen 9etannten treffeno):
n@uten Gag, Serr adj, tpie mar
bod glcid) Sbr Natnc?" ,arapr.
idr5polantfp!" .ad natiirIif!
8ic man mr. 10 etmaS bergeilen
fain!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-07
WHY NOT MAKE $4,000 A MONTH That's


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to merchants, doctors, lawyers, dentists and
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Our handsomely illustrated 2p0-page catalog
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-07

The 25th anniversary of our
company was celebrated by
erecting the most modern safe
factory in the world. Wide
awake men who received our
special selling inducement,
rendered II necessary to double
our output. We are spending
many thousands of dollars en-
larging our sales organization,
but to learn all particulars, it
will cost you only the price OF
q postal card.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-07

don't o be the ht to apply from you vicinity before someone6 else getsth urrtovY
We can fayor'o only one salesman out O each Locality.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
CHILD LABOR LAW WILL
AFFECT MANY NOW AT WORK
Youths Under Eighteen Years Of Age Will Not Be Permitted Act
As Messengers During Night Householder
Radical Changes

lishment. laundry. bakery. brick or
iunber-yard or in the distribution
transmission or sale OF merchandise.
No child under sixteen shall be EN-
ployed more than six days in a week
nor more than ten hours It day or be-
fore o'clock In the morning OF
after O'Clock in the evening.
In cities having 5000 or more In.
hahitants no child under fourteen
shall he employed us messenger by the
telephone. telegraph or mercantile
concerns and no child under eighteen
years of age shall be employed be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock +. NJ.
and o'clock A. NJ.
No boy under ten years of age OF
girl under sixteen shall be employed
to sell newspapers in any pubic place
Parents are permitted to employ
their own children in their own estab-
lishments withe at regard to age, Any
employment contrary to the act shall
be regarded as fprima facie evidence
of guilt,
1t was generally believed yesterda,
that favorable action would be taker
when the measure comes up before
the House, although there may bt
slight amendments offered affecting
the age limits in some cases.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
|H|Is HARD BLOW
At FEE system
MIR. wFsrs BILL WOULD SHOW
WHAT VARIOUS OFFICES
PAY ANNUALLY. (

! Colonel j. Il. West. Of SUFFOLK, n
author of bill introduced yester1
! day in the Senate to require all publ
/ lie officers whose salaries are paid,
In whole or in part In fees or com
Wfss:erE Keep q lee book and to re-
port annually the aggregate afnoufd
with other allowances received. Cu7
! der the ssrt State officers would a.
! required to file II statement vita
the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
county officers with the clerks OF cir5
tcu!t courts. and city officers with the
lclerks CT corporation courts.
The bill, q step towards aboiishtrg
the fee system, would have officers
! report not. only fees and salary col-
j lceted. but also that due but un9oi-
! leeted. 1t would have all reports In
by January 10 OF each year, Begin
ming in 1919. Where stenographers.
clerks and deputies are employed of
I aGafs must report the amount of con1<
| pengation paid each.
Officers of Incorporated towns, no
/ taries. commissioners In chancery,
justices or the peace, constables and
county surveyors are excluded FROM
the provisions of tho act.
Punishment for failure to comply
with the act Is fixed at q fine not to
exceed 5000, and In the discretion Of
the court or jury a jail sentence not
TO exceed thirty days. Clerks II
courts under the act would be re-
Quired to report failure to comply
with its provisions to grand juries.
, The auditor Of Public Accounts
would be required to report to tho
Legislature names Of all State, coun-
ty and city officers governed by the
act and the amount Of COMPENSATE ton
received by each
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
REFERENDUM AND
RECALL COMES UP
MIR. MARTIN INTRODUCES AN
AMENDMENT, WHICH WOULD
PAVE THE WAY. s.

The initiative. referendum and re-
cali bobbed up in the House yester
day for the first time i'm tho shape ef
d joint resolution offered by Mr. Mar
ten. proposing an amendment 10 sthe
Constitution Of Virginia and provid-
Ing for the publishing OF sucn amend-
ment.
The amendment changes section 10
OF the Constitution to read: THE
right Of the duly qualified voters Of
the State to submit proposed iegis-
iation by initiative to the voters III
elections and To require that acts
passed by the General Assembly be
submitted by referendum to the yet-
ere FOR approval or repeal. and the
right to recall Try election any elective
or appointlve officer or empioye Of
tn State or any OF the subdivisions
shall not he ABRIDGED or denied" The
proopsed amendment also requires tn
enacting or such laws as may he
necessary to carry the amendment into
effect --a----7s~s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
AIMS TO BENEFIT
ALL ENLISTED men
BILL INTRODUCED IN AN EFF
FORT TO LEGIsLATE RESPECT
FOR UNIFORM.

Introduced last year, bin to pro-
hihit discrimination against United
States army and navy uniforms will
again be voted on in the Virginia
General Assembly Jeha Lesncr.
Of Norfolk. is its patron.
The measure is modelled after a
Federal statute, fathered by Con-
gresham Richmond r. Hobson and
passed at the last session of Con-
gress, applying to tho District of
Columbia and Territorial possessions.
carriers or proprietors of places OF
amusement to debar any person in
United States uniform. 1t further
makes 1t unlawful for persons not
engaged In government service to
wear in public army or navy uni
forms or part Of uniforms.
Agitation for legislation protecting
the uniform was started at Newport.
Il. l., where Il yeoman several years
ago was refused admission to pub
lie dance because nc wore uni
form. Theodore Roosevelt, President
at the time, interested himself In
the case and contributed to fund
TO test II In the courts. The case
was decided against the enlisted man.
and movement was at once started
to secure proper legislation, Laws
similar ts-the one - be intr&iuced
at this session OF the Legislature are
on the statute books of Rhode Is
land, Pennsylvania. Michigan, Mime
-sota-aAd- GaIifeFftiess -
At Norfolk. Senator Lesner"s home
town. a protest was entered last sum
mer by officers Of the navy because
enlisted men We're not allowed on the
floor Of ball room at Ocean View.
Lieutenant Commander Stone, of the
st. Helena training station. where
newly enlisted men are kept before
serving IN board ship, has Interested
himself in legislation to prohibit dis
elimination.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
TO MAKE ROADS
REPORT ACCIDENTS
MR.. WENpENBURG INTRODUCES
THREE MEASURES TO PRO
TEcT EMPLOYEES.

Three bills. closely allied looking
toward better protection Of the inter
ests Of railway employees, were offered
Yesterday in the State Senate by l.. O.
Wendenberg, of Richmond. The first,
entitled. An amendment to an act
liability for injury to their employees
In certain cases. adds street ranway''
to the wording of the act and prov ities
that In all actions brought against rail-
reads to recover damages for personal
INJURY 10 an employe, or where in
3t.t'ics have resulted IN death, the fact
that the empioye may have been gull
~ of contrl5utory negligence may not
bar u recovery. but that DAMAGES Shall
De diminished by juries In proportion
TO the amount OF negligence attriDuta-
bic 10 the employee injured or killed.
Il provision IL that NO empioye M
jured or killed shall be held to have
been guilty OF contributory negligence
III any case where a railroad vio-
lates any statute enacted for the sa fe-
~ OF employees. Contracts, rules or
regulations intending to exempt cor
poraLons from liability are declared
void.
Must Give Cause Of Accidents in State.
ment.
The second bill by Mr.. Wenden-
berg makes IL mandatory upon. the
pIigi @! >Ea.l@ny corporations to Iu1iiSn
70 the State Corporation Commission
Within ten days Of an accident re :
saitln8 lii injury to an employee names
OF all witnesses and clear sru,,-
ment OF the cause of the accident. A
nature is made punisha BILE by fine
OF hot more than $1e9-=-=---===--====-------==
10 further ssafeynaet~ the interests
OF injured employees of railroads, a bin
" MI -MeLdenherg- makes f,if,-st-
r'ar's, nurEes ana attendants ineoinpe-
11.saiJsss ,isAx sahita ITO
statements or injured persons without
TIE consent os the person injured, The
mn prohibits any conversati ton wttn
IA Injured eln3 DYE being used as ov,-
de3,ce
Where there is contrthutory neelr-
gence,' said Mr. Wendenherg yestcr
day. 1T Is not fair to make the man
injured bear all the blame. The jury
should he allowed to decide just how
much negligence was contributed by
the man injured and by the corpor-
alton.
NY object In ofYerin- a bill TO have
corporations furnish a full statement
or accidents and names OF witnesses"
he said 1t so that when a man re-
covers from injuries or when his fam
lily sues after his death they can get
the names of those who saw the ac-
cident With n sfull statement OF the
cause Of accidents the Corporate ton
Commission can remedy conditions
that cause them"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
TAKE ALL FEES
FOR THE STATE

DIR. G. v, Grnvatt Ii author of a
bill to change the fee system In every
county In the State and place all
offices on straight salary basis. Be-
cause provision for the Zee system
Is made in city charters, the act
was not drawn to apply to towns
Population Is the basis for scale
OF salaries.
County treasurers are listed highest
with a sliding scale OF from $4,000
to $4,000 year. clerks come next
under tho bill would be given 5000
to $1,000 and travelling expenses.
Fees themselves under tho meas
ure would not be abolished, hut
would be paid into the State treas
urys s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13

The BYRD Child Labor Law, recent
~ Introduced in the House, will cause
a number of changes in the system
which employs youths OF tender year,
To- carry messages Mt night into all
sorts OF places for such hours as their
employers dictate
The Speaker OF the House in the
measure he has introduced, has gone
10 the heart Of the situation.
The measure provides that no child
under fourteen wears of age shal be
employed or suffered to work in any
factory, workshop mercantile estab-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
COMMITTEES FOR
SENATE NAMED
RICHMOND REPRESENTATIVES,
ARE TREATED VERY WELLIN
DISTRIBUTION.

Chairman of Senate committees,
whose names together with commit .
tee appointments were announced by
the steering committee yesterday
while the clerk was totaliing the vote
for State officers and judges, and de-
cided To hold an meetings acourolnE
To me schedule of lal0.
hJthmLnd fnemlers were AGAIN
given chaItmanSnips Of two commit
ices. Arthur {, uarman il CHAIR
man of the roads conmittee, ana l.,
[. oihes heads The committee TO ex-
amine The once OF auditor. Mr. Har-
man is "A member or committees on
IIiaAce. BANKING ana insurance, roads
ami pubic printing. MIR. Foxes Is
on committees on counties, public in
institutions, general laws and to eA-
anime The oil.ce OF auditor.
.l ---sasI Tho Commlttses. .4.--a-.4.--.s--
Tho fun list of committee appoint
nents with chairmcn nrst named fol-
lows:
Privileges and Eiections--HIolt RI
Son. Hobbs, Easley. Ednondson,
t'Hyte, ttart, Massie. Aoneure, Mapp,
Perr.
To Examine Second Auditors Of
To Examine Office of Register Of
tho tatsa -ot,iee-4iititrtufttizon brock.
Catrou.
Joint Committee on Special, Private
and Local lesisiation--W endennurs,
Fucker Feather sion. Bowers. Paul.
To Examine Clerks Office Of Senate
Gale. Sowdor. Crockett.
r. Executive ssP%Ha.sares---s9s'sattsh Ills,
West, Royal.
Enrolled Bills--Tucker. Garrett,
Watkins. Wendenhurg. blanks. Rine-
hart, Bowers. Drewry. Parr. Catron.
Montague.
Gravatt, Massie, Mapp, Moncure. Cum
tnings, Brock. Montague, Drewry.
Royal.
grioulture-Gravatt. Garrett, Wat
lcins, Fletcher, Eamoudson. Early,
Bowers, Cummings. Massie, Parr.
.ceustSs5sa gisies. ard Tnvsrs--lInehs,
Fowlkes. Lesner. Mapp. Gravatt.
Featherston. Montague. Blanks. Brock,
Catron, parr.
Public NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Holt.
Echols. Walker. . Early. Tucker,
Thornton. Fowikes, Crockett. Saun-
ders. Drewry. Moncure. Brock " at
Finanee--Echois. CARAT. Holt. Har-
nlHE4 IsHTIEy
f;Sfforcufts sses', t,tuchnr, eunmfugs.
a,ss 81 ~ .s44s4
General Eawr-=Tarrutt. fowfise.
Fdmondson. Lesner. Rinehart, Bow
ers, Curnins, Featherston, Mapp,
West. Blanks Montague. Royal.
Barking and lnsurance--Lesne, +.
Holt. Saunders, watkins. Gayle. Har-
man. Blanks, Brown. Tavenner. Smith,
Royal
Courts OF Justice--WaIker, Rison,
Tucker. Saunders, Hart. Thornton,
Fletcher. Brock. Tavenner. Gayle,
Smith. Drewry. Paul.
Roads-fiarmnn Echo1s, Hart. Wat
ktrs,- -fedn1ondson, Gravutt. Thurston,
Lesrer. Drewry. Crockett. Rison.
Librery-Enr!y. Walker Feather
stem.
Examine Office Auditor-Fowlkes
E5monsson, Catron.
To Examine TreasureT's office--
Massic, Echoia, West
Bonds Of Public Observation-Disclosures.
Garrett, Hobbs.
Public Printing-Tavenner Harmen.
s,rifh.
Nomir atiens--F stherston. Echols,
Rison. Wendcnburg. Hobbs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
ELECT SENATORS
ON JANUARY d

A joint resolution to have two
United States senator's elected by the
Virginia Gene raj Assembly will he In
troduced in the Senate by E. C.
Echois next Monday. The RESTITUTION
will call for All election January ~.
Claude A. Swanson and Thomas g.
Martin. nominated in last September 3
primary, will be named.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
TO ELECT MEMBERS
OF SCHOOL BOARDS

Direct election Of school trustees
instead OF by City Councils and county
boards OF supervisors - aimed at in
bill introduced by w. II. Bland In
the Senate. Its wording exeleias.
THAT school trustees In each dis
trict shall he elected by the vote of
the people on the first Thursday In
November. 1919. and every two years
thereafter
Terms Of office are limited to two
years. Re- election IL not prohibited,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13

-,
One could see that the members or
the Legislature were relieved ut hav-
ing the election OF State officers off
their hands. The fights had become
exceedingly bitter between some of
the candidates and the law makers
were showing the strain.
= titt iert ION ri heir hands
the talk az Investigating the conduct
of Some Of the off GERS as an outgloMih
of charges made In the campaign
against c. Lee Moore. the successful
Esy nj
counts. was little heard Yesterday.
MANY seemed To think that Mr.. Moore
had been the victim of misapprehen-
sion, while others indicated that they
would favor the most rigorous SUPER
vision Of thu conduct Of cver,- Office Of
the State and of the enactment Of
surn laws rs would make 'oose con-
duct Of public affairs Impossible.
The Governor Is feeling 80 mitch
better that he has attended an In
xitatian to the TnaInhNrs at the Ger
eral Assembly and clerks Of the body
and the wives Of such members and
clerks to attend o reception at the
Executive Mansion on Tuesday night,
January Is. from $3.50 to III o'clock.
The COMMITTEES on Courts OF Jus.
tice will meet this morning at 10
o'clock. being the only committee
meeting scheduled for the day thus
far. II II not anticipated that there
will be long session OF the House,
as many Of the mem ers desire to
spend Sunday with their families.
Mr.. Christian. the now member
from Mathews. IN said TO be- one "
the Men whom the ladies may count
on fol, support In their nxht FOR the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
Petitioners Qualified yers.


II any person snail knowingly and
wi.fuily sign such n petition without
being legally qualified to ar
II any person circulating such IL pc
tition shall knowingly ana wifully
make a false certificate and affidavit
10 the satae lie shall be guilty OF %
misdeamonr, and upon conviction
shall be fined not less than Ave nor
more than nifty dollars.
6. The said certificate certified
under oath as aforesaid shall be liied
in the Office OF the clerk of the Cir
cult Court OF the county or of the
Corporation Court OF the city, AS the
case may be. in which the voters
signing the same reside. respectively.
and the said clerk snail Immediately
upon receipt of the same endorse
hereon the date of the filing of the
same and forthwith shah eonpaf"
the list ~ names thereon and the
lists on file in his office. showing
those qualified to vote In any cleo
ton held under this act, and shall
certify to the secretary OF the Com
mOnNealth the number of quaii'ied
petitioners as hereafter provided.
State OF Virginia, to-wit:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13

Text of Enabling Act
A. tsttst
TO provide for the calling and hold
Ing of an election upon the ques-
tion Of prohibiting the nanutac-
fuIe and sale OF IntoSfGatIuE ffqUoTs
and to declare the efIect of the re-
suit of such election.
/. Re IL enacted ry the General
Assembly OF Virginia, That when-
ever such of the voters OF tie state
qualified To vote unoer this act IN
the election herein provided for' as
shall be equal In number 10 one
fourth, Of the number Of the persons
voting Mt the preceding regular No
vember election In this state for gen
eral State officers, shall petition the
Governor, as provided III tt1Is Hct. for
an election in this state Oh the qntS-
tion of prohibiting the manufacture
and sale OF Intoxicating liquors IN
this State, the Governor shall ~t'hln
ten days after the receipt of ceriIt-
cate from the Secretary of the Com
rs1onwcaith, showing the H!iag ~ such
petition and not less than siAty days
before the first Tuesday in the next
ensuing month of October. issue a
writ OF election, calling an LECTION
70 be held under the provisions Of
this act on the first Tuesday IA tho
next ensuing month of Octoper. which
day shall be not less than siAty nor
more than ninety uays after tire rS-
Iiration OF the said ten days, said
writ shall be directed TO the sher~
tits OF the counties and TO The ser
geants OF the cities and towns of the
State whose duty 1t shall he 10 forth
with post a notice of said election at
each voting precinct ia each of the
Mi <.t4 a tfT If hl a. -
respectively.
The Governor shall also giVe no
tiue to the officers charged with the
duty OF conaucting eIectiocg thr pug n
cut the state, which notice shall he
given by a Proclamation u the Coy
ernor. which he shall cause TO be
Lrintad lpast-aaes weeA-f%r
tbree consecutive weeks H. at least
ter newspapers OF Gen raj circula-
lion. published In various sDcttons OF
the State. said elections shall oo hell
and conducted IA other elections are
held and conducted. ami the ncces-
sary expenses OF tha same paid as
ia general elections
=. The ballots TO be used In said
election shall be prepared and fur
nisned by the regular elsctiuns oiii-
Gals and shall be, respectively. is fol-
lows
Fer license" and against Heehse.''
and the SAID election snail not be
held at the same time that any other
election Is held.
The manner OF receiving and can
vassing the ballots, and making re
turns and abstracts thereof, snai con-
form In all respects to the require
Inents of the general election Jaw
except that the certificate of the
judges as to the result of the cleo
ton upon this question Mt each OF the
voting precincts OF. the state shall be
as follows:
1--WE hereby certify that at the
election held on the 49,. day Of
..-........ IL ..-...... votes WERE
cast for license. votes were
cast against license.
a ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
Cocaine Case Dismissed.

Mary Dickinson and william
Holmes. both colored. who were ar
rested several days ago and charged
with having cocaine In their pos.
session. were dismissed by Police
Justice crutchfield yesterday.