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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-10

Cedar Ranch. pcint Pleasant, New Jer-
sey. Special Help School for Boys"
who are not. for any reason. making
successful progress In the ordinary
schools Summer Camp opens April
%. Terms moderate, Send for book
let.
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PICTuRF FRAMING

special Prices on Picture Framing for
the next 80 days. All work guar
anteed. Special inducements to
agents and quantity buyers. W. NJ
LEIGH. Gil West Main street Phone
Monroe 17gI-J
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AGENTS

sgents--~Trfpi~ Wear Heaiery--Th~
bost paying proposition ever Offered
guaranteed for six months Write
for special offer 8 pair FREE. EverT
body buys. f3eautifui line Credit
given. Write for exclusive territory.
TRIPLE WEAR HOSIERY MILLS.
Dent. L. ~. Franklin ana Girard
avenue. Philadelphia, Pa
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Wnnted--0n~ Underwood Typewriter.
with carriage width enough to take
eighteen inches paper. Address Box
$50, Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-10

YIN start You Earning - ar More
daily at home in spare time. si'yering
mi, 'ors: no capital famous French
metL ID none better or less eypen-
sive: 1T the "oid original mirror
man" start you right and boost
~ today; get Instructive booklet. CIV
ing plans Of operation. it's free @.
+. REDMOND. Dept 2o5. Boston.
Mass
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Wanted For New Exclusive
linen, heel and toe guaranteed
hosiery Customers waiting. Liberal
commission Exclusive territory.
Credit. PARKER MILL 5. Tt9 Chest
nut St. Phiiadeipsia. Ia.
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COAL AND WOOD

Plate lee. Purest and Hest For All
uses and the most economical 40
cents per hundred. Try a load of our
pine and oak wood. which Is dry and
under shelter TYLER Il RYAN,
1901 West Cary. Madison 1878.
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Norfolk and western Railway.

Norfolk and Western Railway.
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
schedule in effect May rs. 1912.
Leave Byrd street station. Rtchinond,
FOR Norfolk. bs;1o A. NJ, 1900 A. NJ
a2o p. NJ. "4:10 =. M as p. NJ.
For ynch burg and the West: AIS
: NJ. 1000 A. NJ. Assoc p. NJ. s3:7o
T.. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk:
astsl0 A NJ hl1;a5 NJ 1885 p NJ.
f,1n.os y - 49, 80 T. ~ From the
West: .s;4o A NJ. s2;so r. NJ. b1:lo
p nj ss.nS + NJ 1900 p. NJ
sDsily aDaily ex. Sunday.
hSunday only.
w n pFvrTTs " n0SLEy.
q p A. Roanoke, ID. A.. R'chmon0
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FARMS FOR SALE
2, Won. UauY tn Make Thirty Per Cent

Do You Want to Make Thirty Per Cent
on your money! If you de-. buy 50
acres OF land. & miles OF the city N
good automobile road. school and
church across the road. Nili cat
J, coo cords Of wood. Small house.
which will DO 10 camp in and small
barn. for only $500. C'ne-half
cash and 0ne~haif On time See
CASSELMAN Il co. lois East
Main street for bargains In farms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-10

II Tou Have Tried Longs Perfectly
dry oak and pine or his slabs. cheap
esr summer cooking wood and his
=. Virginia anthracite cheapest cooking
= fuel In the world. You can rest as
sur d you are dealing at head
4uartera for summer fuel and con-
ttrue.& have been leader about II
years. LONG. Madtson 1893.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-10

We Guarantee Yen 100 sale. Every
dayt Absolutely the fatrest end
sQuarest proposition you ever heard
of No hot air about II; just plain
guara ntee contract. our Pine Tar
and Nelvety Pastes are the great
est canned specialtles out, self-de-
monstrating Plan does The trick:
nothing like It, avery body excited;
100 per cent to 400 per cent, prott.
Write now Tor g1iarantee,contract and
samples. LARJE SOAP co, Dept N
Ss4 Niagara ST. Buffalo. n. Y
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SUMNER RESORTS

BERKELEY SPRINGS. w. VA.
RafhA -Aau- Qpen- Mineral. Mater Ear
rheumatism, govt, sc!atica. dyspep-
sia. etc German physicians uro~
nounce waters equal to Carlsbad.
Special low spring rate. Send for
booklet HOTEL WASHINGTON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-10

O~parfwnity for Live Man or
lady; mail order and agency bust
ness owner holding exclusive sale
rights on all goods handled, For
sale at a sacrifice $4,000. owing to
other business; act quick. for this Is
bargain for some one. For par
ticulars address MAIL ORDER"
care virginiau.
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MEET g..

Richmond Va May -, 1912
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Highland Park
Company VIII be reld at thea office Of
the company $50 East Main street
Richmond. Va, THURSDAY june 10.
1919 at Il NJ
G. r, WILLIAMS
Secretary.
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or EANrNG AND PRESSING

We Clean Everytbing Cleanable--
Feathers or turs, gowns. opera or re-
ceptien, lingerie dresses: gloves silk
or kid slippers and mems clothing
we call for and deliver promptly
CHrTMAN ". WHITE The Cleaner.
sis North Third street, Phone Mon
roe HES.
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NOTICE.!

The n. L.. Harn.s safe 4 Lock Co.,
Inc, have arranged for temporary
mnuufscfurinvAuu quarters at sos. T.
R-tr south eighth street. are
prepared to TAKE care of all .rcers
for safes. vaults, etc.
THE company kas isrxe stocf AZ
safes and vaults on the floor of it's
vwreheus md rve prepared 90 make
uro-ept sbtpments
The company has openeA afflces
and showroo.ns in the fotiowinx
-iti~s. Washington. Rich usond. Nor-
felix and Charlotte and have = corps
~ technical men and sai~sm~a "a
take care of all items coming e.
the eompan.'s attention.
Cwts, estimates. biueprtass, sp~-
efNeatsona and expert Information
furni.h~d free &c those In n-ed at
same. laauire ct
r. L. Barnes Safe and Lock
Company. Inc.
n. Z. tJFsCOMDE. Sales MsnaS~r.
RtchnsonA. Va.
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Nice Home Fer sale. Eight Large
rooms, pantry and bath, excellent
condition, centrally located. direct
from owner. Address ". e. NJ. care
tirginian
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Are You An Ag~nsf You Can Sell so
your customers ouV extracts. spices,
toilet articles and household necessf-
ties add f4e I.inro products TIA YOUR
Uua. takes no more time makes
more ntoueys valuable ursnifdms' u
vour customers; big Drofits for you.
free sample case and catalogue
lI%Ro COMPANY. I35 Linco Blcg--
q Louis, Mo,
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HARNESS MIXER,
JOHN T.. FINN. TT West Hranh.
Special attention given to repair
Ing
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WANTED

Person. Thoroughly Reliable to
adopt beautiful little girl baby, Q
months old perfectly healthy. Ad-
1T rt1TgEs ia = T. >s@Fsz 2I'IrN Es1}nss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-10

set -. II you have a farm Tor sale
or exchange, send Us . fun descrln-
7r7Eff7f or WIKI SSYl ffsre n. NJ fSSffSs-'
BY e. Co sa4 Peoples Savings Bank
Bldg Pit xhairg Pa.
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PERSONAL
LADIES' GRAY HAIR SWITCHES.

We Are seiIinE narwains Thas week,
THE RoyAIf.E, eos East Broad
street
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


See Our Fall and tp-to-Date Line of
bicycles before buying We can
please you. BTCKEBSTAFF. Main
street
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ron SALE

Norsorcscie and Hicycies, New ana
second hand. repairing Of all xmas.
TOMPkINS 81 " est Broad.
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selling Titanic Disaster" book;
told by survivors; $50 pages; so
illustra' ions. price only slao per
cent commission: cash prizes;
freight paid; credit given: outfit
free INTERNATIONAL BIBI.E
HOUSE, Perry Bldg, Dept f, Phil
-tseSei s4sTtsy
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fEIP WANTED--NAIE


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5.p Stamford Conn
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proposli9n' rhpld s"tef IVY pSn
'SHt. pFpH} guaranteed, s%V @Stras
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29th Il: '>t " J VI -
We Wish to Employ Few Men ~
hcne or 10 travel; good pay Tor an
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p...,, ,..s sar S.,. NJ
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FOR SALE
One six-Year~Old Driving Mare.
Two Rubber Tire Huuabouts.
nnr Closed Family Carriage
One steel Tire Top Buggy.
40 East Leigh street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-14
GIRL SITS lNSTREETB BEGGING
PASSERS TO RETURN MONEY.
Taken TO Bellevue and Woman
Telephones Name That
Can't Be Verified.

A hyster!cni young woman who be-
sought psssersfby to return money which
had been taken from hcr was found
shortly before midnight c-ouchei on the
aAewalk In front OF No. 10 West Forty
oeond street by Pa,rolnln Maxwell o;
Ne West Forty-sevenih street police
aation. She was taken n an smou-
hace to Bellevue Hospital.
Shortly after her arrival there a
Weman who described herself as Mrs.
Trump. living q, tho Hotel Delaware.
Seventh avenue and Thirty -iyhth
street. told the hospital authorities ny
talAphons the young woman was dis,
Pauline Brown. nineteen years Old. n
No. III West One Hundredth street.
Aiss Brown. Ms. Trump said. cams
10 this city from Boston two mont n,
ago. She wss unable. the hospital az.
thosstiss said. to account for tho young
veman's condition.
Al the West Ore Hundredth stree
address furnished by Mrs Trump. nj
ses named Brown could be found to-day
The clothing worn by the young woman
vas searched but nothing was fount
that would aid In her identification.
\ Early to-day she was still sufrerinI
tom hysteria.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-14
QU|NN'S FLOP STARTS
SEASONAL SNARL IN
POLITICS OF QUEENS
Sheriff Replevins Books, Fires
Underling and Now All the
Hammers Are Out.

,., z
me annual poh'caI snari IN queens
Borough ~ now wen uhuer way As
YET no one mas oeeh accused OF MURDER
or nrson' pu' inc WORST ~ hopeu TOT oy
those VINO are Interested IN the s'tua-
uoh' To-uay sherln Thomas r. ouinn'
molly wing OF the Democracy, replev-
ined the books OF his oirico from Dis
trict-Attorney Matthew J. Smith, the
Cassidy leader. who took them from
ouinn's Office after office hours Thurs
day with John Doe search warrant.
Quinn has removed Under Sheriff John
N. Phillips, who II o Cassidy adherent,
A..,.,.,, D,.,rc,. A,,n,n.y ,oh, tI..,,
1900. -. a.. 90, -,
~. 800" 'o"'''
nave oaeA MS own oooks ana "e'coIne'
because the Dis'rict-tAttorneys once
hAd sot out OF th"n AL u needed. The
books showed, Mr. Hetherington sail.
that many Of the nfty-siS deputies an.
pointed nj "a m div for IN. ,.., .,.,-
,,o, ,,, ,.v.r H.. nj.
Ct" 'u
' ~" ",' 'ou"sei' James r.
""'r'' came f's"' pack WIN the calm
assertion that none or the deputies
had been paid and none OF them would
be until the Board OF Estimate and
Advertisement let 70 OF ssss due "a
Quinn from IN. city Nso Mr. ou,n,
| oh..r,.a ,.., ,o,a,,. -, a.. ,
49,, ,..,.',,.,, :, a.. -
-. w.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-14
AUTOMOBILE KILLS GIRL.
ChtId IL Run Down and skull
Crushed on First Avenue.

Hattie Kuest. eleven years old. was
run down and killed by an automobile
to-day while crossing First avenue near
Eighty-third street, on tho way back to
her homo at No. s3s East Eighty-third
street, after doinG an errand for her
mother. william T. johnson Of No. AGO
East Fiftieth street. a garage owner,
was driving the car, and With him was
Loo Tobias Of No. s2s East rty-sixth
street.
The 1.-THE rri ran directly IN front
Of the machine. johnson Immediately
brought the car to a stop and. iiftins
the child IN. made a hurried trip 10 the
German Hospital. Tho rirl was dead
before the hospital was reached. he,
skull having been crushed,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-14
HOT SALVE CAUSED FIRE.
BoiIed over In Harlem Hospital aud
Woodwork BEGAN 20 burn.

A mixture for a hot ssive left boil
ing on heater In the utility labora-
tory Of Harlem Hospital. on Lenox
Avenue. between One Hundred and
Thirty-rixth and ono Hundred and
Thirty-sevsnth streets. spilled over to-
day and set nre to tho wood work. The
nurse who had charge OF tho work had
gone out. locking the door of the room.
Policeman Bruins. at tho hospital in
charge Of . patient charged with sui
eide. saw the smoke pouring over the
transom Of the laboratory and chopped
down tho door with q, nre Axe. The
nre had grown toe 4arge for him. and
ne sent an alarm for tho Fire Depart.
! ment Meantime Miss sullivan, the
! telephone operator. notified all the
/ " ards that tn. Are was tririinE and 1,
would not Ia necessary to move an,
| patients. The fire was easily put oul
| with no damage outside OF the stoci
OF the laboratory and the woodw
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-14
Stephan Pursued Elevator Or
ganization's "Discouragers"
From New "ChildS."
USED KNIFE ON STANLEY
Workman Without "Creden-
tials' Says He Acted Only
in Self-DefenSe.

In a dispute over membership In the
Elevator Constructors Union, John
Stanley Of No. f1s2 Belmont avenue.
Bronx Borough. q walking delegate Of
that organization, was stabbed and
probably fatally injured to-day IN the
building in course OF construction for
the Childs Restaurant Co, on the ives,
side OF Broadway, between Fortieth and
Forty-first streets. A peculiar feature
of the affair II that Stanley, after he
had been stabbed, tried. with the as
sistance OF two companions. John NJ.
A,cCrea Of No. $50 East one Hundred
and Thirty-ninth street. q walking
delegate, and George Thum OF No. %
Alexander avenue. to get away. bu,
W. stephan, until he dropped. I'M
conoious on the sidewalk In front of
Marla's IN Forty-flrsi street. near Sixth
avenue.
stephan. whose home Is at No. 5pt
Boulevard, Jersey City. has been EN-
ployed In the new building week In the
Installation of the elevator system. Soon
after he reported for work to-day STAN
ley. McCrea and Thum approached him
and Stanley asked him for his union
card.
NO CARD, HE DREW HIS JACK.
KNIFE.
Stephan said he did not have tho card
with him. Ills charge Is tina. Stanley
hi, him over the head with an iron bar.
lie has severe decorations OF the scalp.
To protect his own life. stephan says,
he drew a jackknife from mis- pocket
and opened IL. Stanley, according to
Stephan. continued the assault with The
iron bar and the sta abiding followed
From the nature Of the wounds found
by the surgeons In New York Hospital
stephan made several cuts at Stanley
abdomen Stanley. supported by Nc
crea and Thum. left the building.
crossed Broadway. staggered up to
Forty-frst street and turned toward
Sixth avenue.
After them hurried stephan and
Charles 7. kiefer. a workman who
had witnessed the stabbing. Stanley
and his companions hurried along.
making no noise. but stephan AMI
Kiefer made a lot Of noise and at
tractcd q big crowd. A. Stanley
approached sixth avenue he collapsed
on tho sidewalk. His companions de-
serted him and started to run. but
they were headed OF by Policemen
Walsh and Lydig, who took them back
to where Stanley was lying. In the
meantime stephan and Kicfer had
come IN and stephan told the police
men that he had stabbed STANLEY,
stephan was arrested on charge
~ assault lie said he wanted to pre-
A..N lAk
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-14
HAVE WHIPS FOR GAMBLERS.
Police Failing, Kansas woms,
Intend 20 Cisnu III Town.

LARNED. Kan, sept, N--Iiorsewh hips
and clubs ara tho weapons tho Women
Ant!-Gambllng Association OF Larn~f
threaten To use upon the city's gamblers
II they do not leave the home-lov!ns
husbands Of this town alone,
Following futile efforts by the police
10 rid the town OF the gamesters, the
women met to-day and issued an uiti-
matum that they intended to take the
Law into their sNn hsndA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-14
Steward Tcssinger Transferred
z Twice, but Old Queen of
Ocean Is "I1orne.
SAVED FROM TITANIC.
He Has Sailed 100000 Miles
and Has Served Many
Celebrities.

when the white star liner Majestic.
9oD Queen OF the Ocean" drew into
hR dock . couple OF days ago. the
esvw savs three cheers for Alfred Tes-
siaUr. The passengers, anxious to 20
ashore. paid little attention at the time,
~ the explanation was made to-day.
Tsssinger was the only member OF
the Majestc's nrst crew left. lie was
aboard her when she made her maiden
trip twenty-one years ago. and. al
though he was transferred on two oc-
casions TO other vessels. somehow he
managed to drift back to the Majestic.
WITCH has just completed her Ave hun
drsd and nrsi voyage across the At
saatie
Il never felt as nue. ut home on any
other ship said Tessingcr TO an Even
NC World reporter to-day, and have
been on tho best Of them. too"
Tessinger believes II In fate that has
kspt him aboard the Majestic all these
years. The first time he was trans
esrred. about ten years ago. the vessel
70 which he was assigned struck =
rock near Ct. Helena and all on board
had Q narrow escape. The next time
was when he was assigned to the
Titanic.
his SIZE SAVED HIM WHEN THE
TITANIC SANK.
81 thoi ght II was all up with me
When the Titanic went down." said he.
II was the last man 10 climb into life
boat No. 10. which was the last boat
lowered on the s;arboard side of the
pig ship. My size was what saved me,
suppose. for there were several other
stewards standing around. but I wss
selected because I was tho largest The
sthers went down with the chip"
Tessineer turned HIS head away for 4
moment. then added;
N"rhey don't build ships now A. they
used 20 build them. The big ones are
MI very magnin ,ent and comfortable
but they won't stand up like the old
ones You couldn't scare me In any
Mind Of weather with this ship. yet II
- hanged II ia like to he out In some
~ the storms I've seen on any OF III,
wswer and bigger ones"
You have TO take your hat on Il
JessinEer a. . traveller and student o
human nature. Although only forty
esght years old. he has covered more
than 100000 miles At sea. and has serve
Yerhaps as great a variety Of celebri
ties as any man on earth
ne GOT ONTO J. p. MoR0AN's
CURVES EARLY.
my experience teaches me that tn
more money man has the less h,
cares for show" said Tesslnrer. TAX
o., Inc Is,.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-14

Times. another famous British master
Niece 10 ON its way 10 America. This IL
Romney's THE Sisters" painted early
n iii and recently purchased By a
london dealer from an old county
f1aiiy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
SAGE TEA WILL
DARKEN The HAIR
Restore Faded and Gray Hair
to Natural Color; Dandruff
Quickly Removed.

There II nothing new about tn"
Idea 81 using sage for restoring tho
color Of the hair. cur grnndmuthcra
kept their hair dark, glossy and
abundant by the use of simple
Sage Tea" Whenever their hair fell
out or took ON dnll, faded or strcnk-
ed appearance, they made brew Of
Sage leaves, nnd applied II Ia their
hair with wonderfully beneficial cf-
feet.
Nowadays we don't have to resort
to the Old-timc tirrAUmc method Of
gathering the herbs ana nnkinR the
tea. This In done by Rkillful chemists
better than we could do II ourselves;
and all we have TO do II 10 call Ter
the Teady-mAde product. Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Hair ltcmedy. CON
tanning Sage In the proper strength.
with the addition Of sulphur, another
Old-tlmc scalp remedy.
This preparation gives youthful
color and beauty To the hair, and ID
one Of the best remedies You can use
for dandruff. dry. fevcrish, itching
scalp, ana falling HAIR Get n fifty
cent bottle from your druggist today,
and you will be surprised al the
quick results. All drugglsts Eall IL,
under guarantee that the money will
be refunded II the remedy Il not OK
actly az represented. Adv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
OWNERS Of BACA
GRANT INSPECT
PROPERTY
Understood There Are POssibil-
tiles for Early Development
of Jemez Mountain Country.

Edward -. WrlmOro ana w. II,
Alien uf warren, ia, owners Of the
100, O0O-ncro liacu land grant, an the
crest Of The Jrmrl mountains, On'
Ut the most valuable timber. grazing
ana agricultural properties In New
Mexico, returned 10 Albuquerque yes.
tcTday from n weeks inspection Of
the property, making tho Journey
from Albuquerque to Jemez Springs,
thence through the property aud back
By way of EHpnnOln and Aanta Fe.
Mr.. WGtmOre expects 90 leave for
Pennsylvania this evening, while Mr.,
Allon, who II accompanied by his wife,
VIII remain here until tomorrow.
Mr.. WstmOro declined 10 dlAcuns the
trip To the Jemoa beyond the atnte-
msnt that II was visit of inspection.
10 In understood. however. that tho
owners ~ the propei : have In view
noine development Ia the near future
which will be Of great value 10 ann-
doVal county and OF lmn,e late bensflt
10 albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

ana that the agent therein and In
charge thereof and upon whom pro-
cess against said corporation may b."
served, II John -. Coleman.
Witness our hands and seals this
3Oth day Of September, 1919.
JOHN -. COLEMAN, (SDaD
ALVIN r.. BLANK, (SraO
RICHARD SCHREIBER. CScaD
state 81 New Mexico,
county uf Bprnulillo.
ON the 3Oth day nf september. 1879,
before me. personally appeared John
~ coleman, Richard Sohrrihor and
Alvin f.. Blank, well known To- me to
hr the same persons described In, and
who executed the above and foregoing
Instruments ANA acknowledged that
they executed the same AZ their free
act aud deed
In witness whereof have hrrcunto
set my hand aud seal on the day and
date first above written,
WILLIAM g. HEACOCK,
Notary Public.
(NOtarial ScnlD
My commission expires April nm.
1914.
ENDORSED.
Go. i324)
Cor. Reed. Vol. q. Page 1856, Ccrti-
ncatr uf Stuckholdcrs' Nuu-llnbIlity
~ Coleman Blank Company.
Filled In once Of state Corporation
Commission October /, 1919, . a. m.
EDWIN Il. COAND.
clerk.
Compared EDO TO JJO.
INDENED,
state Of New Mexico,
County Of Bcrnallllo, ~,
This instrument was fil"d for rec
ori ON the 2nd day of October, 1912
AT 9:i5 o'clock a. M.
Rccurdcd Ia Vol. &C." Misc, of rec
urds of snid county. folio $50.
A. j.. WALKER,
Clerk and Recorder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
Proposed Amendment Ia SECTION D.
Article 81, Of thu Constitution OF
NpNy Mexico,

Proposed Amendment Ia SECTION b,
Article II, Of the Constitution of
New Mexico.
JOINT RESOLUTION NO. q.
Providing for Amendment of Section
Five ca, Article Twenty-one t2D,
of the Constitution Of the state 81
New Mexico. II. Sub, 5. j. II. No.
3. Filcd May 20, 1912.
BE II Rcsulvcd by the Legislature OF
the Stntr of New Mexico:
THAT section Five CJ) Of Articl"
Twenty (2D ~ the Constitution
Of the State or Sew Mexico. to-wit:
This state shalt never enact any
law restricting or ubrldglng the righi
at suffrage on account Of race, color
or previous condition of Heryitude;
ana In compliance with the require
monts OF the said net Of congress, II
In hereby provided that ability 10
read. write speak ana understand thu
English Language sufficiently well "a
conduct the duties of the office with
out tho aid ~ an Interpreter. shall
be- a necessary qualification for all
state officers aud members Of the
state legislature"
be and the samG hereby IL amended
so that the same shall read as fol-
lows. to Wit
ARTICLE XXI.
Sec. E. This state shalt never enact
any law restricting or abTidging thu
right Of suffrage on account OF race
color or previous condition Of aeryl'
tude.