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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-02-29
bad" MEN in PRISON
BALANCE ON ROADS
RICHMO Nd. V A, Special

r G H M ION d, V A, Special
Sixty-five mem bers of the House of
Delegates went on record yesterday
afternoon-at the afternoon session of
the House-as favoring convict con-
tracts, and voted to allow the peni-
Tertiary board to lease to some manu-
featuring concern the Gil dangerous"
men now confined in the State peni-
Tertiary. The other male prisoners
about 500 in number-wil be put on
the roads.
Nineteen delegates voted against
convict labor, but their few, scatter
ing votes were, of course, overwhelm-
ed by the other sixty-five.
The House then, by a vote of So
against %, killed the Dreamer bill,
which would prohibit the penitentiary
board from making any convict con-
tract without the sanction of the Leg
islature.
During the fight for the passage of
his bill Mr.. Dreamer invoked every
method of parliamentary procedure
known to him, but was voted down at
every turn. Finally he attempted to
have the matter passed by to another
day, but the House rose against him
and killed his measure then and there
without more ado.
The first bill passed-th&t authO-
rizing the penitentiary board to lease
the dangerous .men-had already
been agreed upon at the conference
held by the House and Senate Com
mittees on Roads.
y second bill was then approved
making all prisoners sent to Jail or
to the penitentiary eligible for road
WORK. Under the existing law only
those men can be sent to the roads
who have been sentenced TO hve-year
terms.
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IOSPINA.CARES NOT
FOR UNITED STATES

rb " aASl-dS1NGTON, ID. c. Sneof,,
90 CSPlna incident or IN, 49,
| bv a. SI 10 the State Departr.-..4
/ ina, ~, O.otno Dian envoy reconon~e,,-t
| lonbia -, Ietdry Knox avoid c.
Fott'" On MS round of ,-seSt, "a -
- - TN American republics - IN the
ter,, -, Oidn Government ia -
Pa,,Ri,s SS u eight years To- reonos. - -
lima canal question. ne
HVer since TheOdore - -
resident OF the Unife5 S,,,seseit, then
tdnama.' as he vioor,.,-o sizes, took
i -, tor the building OF m =, b.,Fa sed
-o-..,I1 mas claimed to be..ei' Co
iitJ5,lseo and cheated out of ter-t Dee1
me proper tribunal. ii4@eU Of
bia is trying 70 Init.
e., power in her behalf -. le
be,. Slte mas been unsuccessful 60, -
[ii,, SIO.uL OF succeeding this Tim ~
so TIC circles here do not fbSns.
,. AS for Senior Ospina. who ,vro....
-. OII.ins letter, he will probabiv 80. o
90 a. I've politics in his own co,5,t---
conoi.,. - looked upon as a foree-o-syss
He is mat he will be recaiIeS
good rnilits-,, nine owner and has =
~ De president OF Colombia W
MS retirement from 5f,r.
no,,r me Ospina viii probable a.
dencr- = us rs candidacy for the prsSi-
ana make his
psalgn upon an anti-Americs,S an In
VIII VIII de viii thus be able to 5 Si,
~ pride to his achfevennen - SO'n az
tion me state Department condrm,-
ION is given to the aDno,,,,ca..- -
, on4t secretary Knox will NOT visit T5l
So unless especially invited nv, 81
colombian Government. ~ the
go lanes ne i. Dubois, United States AT,,
srn1ar, oDgota' has informed his gov-
=
ACT In Washington was raceive6S p mas
with enthusiasm. there
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PRESIDENT ACCEPTS
TWO INVITATIONS

WASHINGTON, d. c. Special
President Taft has accepted two invi-
tations. He will go to New York on
March ID as a guest of Col. George
Harvey at a dinner given in celebra-
ton of the seventy birthday of
William Dean Howells
Also the President will so to Chi
cago on March 9th to be the guest
of number of organizations in that
city. among which are the Armour
Institute of Technology, Union
League Club, Press Club, Swedish
American Republican Society and the
Traffic Club.
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BRAKESMAN TURNS
TRAIN R0BBER

kEYSER, w. Va Special
After an all-night search by Bal
timOre and Ohio Railroad police
for the man who boarded train
No. 1, about eight miles east of
Piedmont, and compelled the pas
SengerS in one of the SleeperS to
hand over their money and Jew
eiry, a man giving his name as T..
y. Becker was arrested this morn
Ing and il now i'll Jail here.
When he was searched S133.37
in money, four watches and two
revoIVers were found i'm his pos
session.
The arrest was made by Balti-
more and Ohio PatrOlman Kenny
at water station No. 81, short
distance east of the point where
the man left the train after get
ting the money and jewclry. He
put up no fight. The police were
watching all freight trains and
when an extra freight stopped at
the station for water il was
searched. Kenny saw the man
jump off and placed him under
arrest.
Becker was brought here this
morning and is now in Jail. The
railroad authorities say they are
confident that the right man has
been caught.
Becker was later taken to the Jail a
rafton. w. Va. When questioned b,
ne police, Becker told conflicting sto
les, and was unable to give a salts
lctory reason for being on the RICH
way when arrested. He said tn,
'volvers and money found on hin
ere given TO him by a stranger &
NV hours before near the point where
he hold-up occurred.
Becker answers closely the descrip-
on OF the bandit. He is about thirty
We years old and has been in the EN-
10y of the Baltimore and Ohio as
eight brakeman for only a short
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-02-29
CRUSHES SKULL
With Ratchet
Italian Kills Wife and Admits
Similar Crime in Old
Country.

BALTIMORE, Md Special.-After
hitting his wife over the head with
"a Ratchet. almost knocking the top
OF her skull Off. John J. Batisto
thirty-five years Old an Italian, tried
TO end his own life 10y cutting his
throat with "A razor.
Ihe woman is now at -. Luke's
Hospital and the physicians say she
cannot live. Eatisto will recover.
Batisto admitted TO the police that
he had done the deed. and that he
had also killed his first wife in Italy
some years ago. Jealousy was the
cause of the attack
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Inc Oil providing for the emplov-
nheht OF State convicts in lime grindinr
Pa1nts ana furnishing lime for agri.
uid. purposes was faNOrablv re-.
porIeu oy the Senate Finance Commit
zee TO-DAY: There is an appropriation
III the establishment of the plants
- ussloh OF the measure. both sides
TAX TSbhih b a nnal shot at the proposition.
animation and some exchange or $3.50.
- 20 me results OF the measure should
The bill goes on tho callav,s
viii come up in its regular order bw4
II VIII De away down and hard work
VIII De required to pass the measure
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Mr.. Chairman. does Mr.. Eggleston
want an Investigation? There he is:
let him answer"
Mr.. Eggleston did not answer.
I dare him to answer said Mr..
Davie.
No answer.
Mr.. Chairman. Will give him
enough time out OF my own time to
answer my question"
Still no answer.
Mr.. Chairman. he does not want
the investigation. He is afraid to an
swer."
Mr.. Eggleston did not answer.
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Three Remarkable Women

IN the February Worap.s -
Three f fnTre is an article entitled
e,.cSS Women in her distfnct 6ai1 OF
on. Haien something big and fine
wealth, and her cheerful - enormous
Est6,no strings tied to them. sno CPPieS
'.Motber.. MOTIFS is the author af
Ion Ion successes. The third NIiSslea 5 ne
man = lske; is both an actress a Iaau-
part: the author says In
send MSS SIS Gould brings gifts: she soes,..
me abstract and at a i,tity, not in
New, vi Hdhu- When the fremsp -
present N3Jed her their characteristi.
y, Huch because Of genero,,S as not
ar IT, "a Iecosnition Of the fact f iSlti
a. me time Of the terribG. W., mat
tiotel fire, she first OF Iii windsor
- ~ iuS residents, threw omen -, lSn-
nue eFted her beautiful Firm us
10 mansion into an emere~.,tettt. - e
bitS'i. When the veterans of ~ hos
they saw - TIE marching SALUTE a.
was not bv 80 ."CS at her window. he
Silt'N Tor 100000 TO tbt us neht OF
mans = ~ other $4,000 to the W
-, l.eileI ASSOcia ton ar =" y
iir.""l smaller gifts to So ven OF
-, "a soldiers from want me- ami
Ms. ION OF PERSONAL visits - ~ re-
w MON and the car-ioa Is 80 10 camp
Adm supplies that followed tba 80
the Americ,,, HaS said, IT the men on
there would be- q, '...Sl.pS mad their way
on every f.~f'..1 statue of Helen Gould
stars and Stripes mat Mes the
,,telt9Ss' ouId is "a small. darl-bafra5
otfi.t young woman addicta5 -
LIE L3lor-made gowns OF b iIoSSo 20
Rer ana g mas an easy. vivacious man.
horsebacl," sItlSh laugh. is fond %
5sbinnc., She is rather pIeasantIV oIStt
sfart1{nu Ihere is nothing new, o.
10 IN her earnest phrase Il -
40 pc pc OF use in the world but' sbe ant
with thar 5iVeI LAM, ana worked in accordancs
learned for herself tbst ~ anu mas
to do 10 nslp others the more one loves Ts
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Kills Self As Son Did.

LYNCHBURG, VA Special.-NIrs.
Evelyn Wingneld widow. commit
ted suicide yesterday evening by TAX
ing carbolic acid. She was last seen
alive at o'clock. and at 7:SO was
found dead on her bed.
Yesterday morning she visited the
grave of her son, who last fall killed
himself in RivermOnt Park by swal-
lowing carbolic acid.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-02-29

Richeson reached Dublin, saw Miss
Edmands, asked her to marry him and
she accepted him. The date was then
set for the wedding the following Oc-
tober 31st.
The sermon preached that evening
is still in existence.
The writing is in ink. and 1t Is in
the handwriting of Avis LinneIl
AVIS Linnell lived about a month
after this sermon was delivered on
october 14th. Richeson, having
bought quantity of cyanide of po-
tassium, met her and gave her the
drug.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-02-29
JUDGE S&EEN POSTPONES
TRIAL OF VOTE SELLERS

Skeen. OF the Circuit Court OF Lee
county Va, sitting at Jonesville, yes
terday announced that the cases of all
in election bribery in the election OF
last November would be continued
until the May term.
the indictments to date total 147
and the grand Jury will resume its
work today. It IS announced that the
continuance Of these cases is due to
Juuge Skeens decision 70 await the
action Of the State Legislature on the
measure drafted by Judge A. a.
Hnlegar, OF Bristol, seeking to amend
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SEM OPPOSES CUNINIINS RES.
LION TO ENABLE COURT
TO REVIEW MATTER

~, WASHINGTON, d. c. Special
= ne senate committee on judiciary
ueCIuSd TO report adversely the Cum
MINIS Dill 10 enable the Supreme Court
TO review the decree of the Circutt
Court for the Southern District os
New York in the case OF the America.
Tobacco Company.
Senator Cummins reserved tba ris,t.
TO submit a minority reporT IL
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EXPECT EARLY ANSWER
FROM MIR. ROOSEVELT

NEW YORK,S pecial. The long ex-
pected reply of Colonel Theodore Roose-
welt to the question query which
stretches like a vast interrogation point
from Maine to California as to whether
or not he viii accept the presidential
nomination is expected to be made
known in a week.
A number of prominent upstate
politicians are mentioned in connection
with the campaign in this State.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-02-29
Y. w. G. A. Conference Ends.

L1NCHBUItG, VA, SpeciaI-The
annual State conference of the Young
Women's Christian Association, which
has been in session three days at Ran
dolph- Macon Woman's College, ad-
journed yesterday evening.
About fifty delegates were present,
and Miss Annie easier, secretary at
the head Of the work in the Virginia.
Carolina territory, presided. Among
the speakers were Miss Louise Holm
quist and Miss Bertha Condo, of the
Young Woman's Christian Association
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-02-29
The Feminine View

She had just finished reading Ed
ward Everett Hale's THE Man With
out a Country" and as she laid il
down she sighed and said:
Il cannot imagine anything worse
than a man without a country"
ooh, / can" said her friend.
why, what?"
"a country without a man."-La-
dies Home Journal
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-02-29
DYNAMITE BANK
IN GEORGIA TOWN

ATLANTA, GA, Special.-Robbers
dynamited the safe of the Austen
Bank at Austel, Ca, fifteen miles
west of here early today and got away
with $500 in cash and valuable pa
pers. The bank is on the ground floor
of hotel building and the explosion
hurled a number of guests from their
beds.
Two men, with satchels, were seen
running away from the building and
a posse was formed and dogs put upon
the trail OF the robbers.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-02-29
THINK COAL STRIKE
HAS BEEN AVERTED

LONDON Special.-Tbe great m
tional British coal strike which wss
called for March LIST. and which wouId
eHect 100000 men and boys directly
ana indirectly. is believed to have
been aferted by prompt measures bv
the governments
me Cancellation board was in ses-
sion today. and, while no defnita o.
houhcemeptS had been made I'M ia
noon a much more hopeful sentiment
vas evident, especially upon the Stock
Exchange.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-02-29
STEAMSHIP MEN CANNOT
EVADE IMMIGRANT LAW

WASHINGTON, d. c. Special
The plan devised by steamship COM
panies to eVade the provision OF the
law making them responsible for the
return of deported aliens has been
declared invalid by the Supreme
Court of the United States in the case
of the government against the Nord
Deutscher Lloyd Steamship Company
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-02-29
Nirrinin Gnmhlcrs 90 1n Inl-

proprietOrs OF gambling houses Yes
terday in Police Court were fined 500
ard costs each and were put under
500 good behavior bonds for twelve
months. They are FentOn King Brad
ford Ruffin, Sam Collins and Whit
Smith. All but King went to Jail.
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national board; Miss Agnew. OF the
United States Department OF Agricul-
ture, and Miss Richardson. general
secretary OF the State Normal Asso-
citation at Farmville.
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PORTSMOUTH, VA Special
John l.. Watson, president OF the First
National Bank, and for many years
conducting one OF the largest fire In
surance and real estate offices in the
city, died this morning.
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u1ne- where he came from no one
seems to know. He was known as a
roamer" and one Of the floating type,
VINO works a short time and then
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Old Songs.
A-doWn the years they come IN M
W. from out the crypts of time.
TN halt forgotten melody
ana laintly falling rhyme.
vain here and there a broken chord
\. missing word or phrase.
buS; sweet as angel Whispers are
me songs of by-gone days
OI4 times touch hidden chords in hearts
long mute with age or pain
Ana SiVe us for a heeting space
lost faith and hope again.
w 1tnlh yon clOudland's far-awav
- W mere swell the hymns OF praise
"1 ri. grant the angels sometimes sing
ne SONGS OF by-gone days!
sarah Beaumont Kennedy IN Com
mercial-Appeai.
Daily Optimistic Thought
me work that is pIeasantest is the
work that's best done.
For Remembrance
y SiSgle at the wrong moment is a.
awkward as a mistake
An adaptive girl wins admiration.
Not all girls can be beautiful but
any girl can be attractive.
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If some girls practiced mora ~.
the gas range and less on the niano
TINS would be a happier world.
n New Disease?
He-Whats the matter with moor
young Thomson? pOO'
ataxy. OiAiotOr
he-Ah. I'd ave the beastlv things
taken OFF the road if / 'ad my wayl@
London Opinion.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-02-29
INVESTIGATE PERJURY AS
PACKERS TRIAL PROCEEDS

CHICAGO. Special A special Federal
grand jury asked for by United States
District Attorney Wilkerson will be Sc
lected and sworn I'm today to probe
charges Of perjury against a number
or witnesses called in the trial of the
ten millionaire packers. The trial be-
fore Judge Carpenter Will proceed while
the grand jury is at work.
The perjury charges grew out OF the
discrepancies in the testimony OF sew
eral witnesses before the court and be-
fore the grand jury that brought In
the indictments.
In the Suburbs.
Eyes, he's a leading member of our
aristocratic volunteer fire depart
ment."
Indeed! Have they seen much ac-
tive service?"
well, L should say so. Why,
they've used up seven reels.'
"Hose?"
mo; moving picture."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Don't pose as a prize-fighter unless
you have strong face.
Going Him One Better.
Kitty-Tom says L grow younger
every day.
Jack-That's a positive fact. Why
L shouldn't be surprised to see your
name soon among birth notices.
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In the Suburbs.

Don't pose as a prize-fighter unles.
you have a strong face.
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Daily Optimistic Thought.
me work that is pIeasantest is the
york that's best done.
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NorfOlks delegation ought to be
strong on a match bill: they are all
married.-Ledger- Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
A L. AdamSon,
Real Estate AuCttOneer.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE LOTS ON PETERSBURG
TURNPIKE

BY virtue Of a certain decree Of the
Chesterfield Circuit Court, entered on
the 23d day Of August. 1912. In the
chancery cause Of "O'Keeffe VS.. Oeters.
I will offer for sale at public auction.
on the premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1912.
It 4:33 o'clock p n.
All those certain lots Of land near .f:e
present limits Of the city Of Richmond
(formerly the city OF 4N0chester).
having q frontage Of 181 feet on tina
Petersburg and Manchester Turnpike.
between Maury street and Albany Ave-
nue. being lots designated as Nos. 20.
Il, 70, % and ~. In Block No. 1891 on
the plan OF the Richmond and Man
chester Land Company, AZ appears by
plat recorded In clerks ONCE Of Ches-
terrified Circuit Court in d. B. l. page
$50.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In
two equal instruments of SIX and
twelve months, negotiable notes Tor
deferred payments. with interest, title
to be retained until all the deferred
payments are paid: or all cash.
EDWARD l. RYAN
Special Commissions.
A. l. ADAMSON. Auctioneer.
The bond required OF the commits
sioner in the above suit has been duly
given.
Clerk OF Circuit Court Of Chesterfield
County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
KEMPER YANcEY WILL
BE MARRIED TO-DAY


nssas stafford. - Texas, - BeoeAs
BraAe Of wiAely-Knewn virE1nla
Football PLAYER.
Charlottesville. Va, October It.
Kemper WinsborouEh Yancey In his
college days one Of the most noted
football players In the South. DUE NO"
. we'll known farmer and fruit grow
er Of Crozet. this county. has gone 10
Houston, Texas, whore. on Tomorrow
evening, he will wed Miss Edith Stat
ford. The ceremony will take place.
from Christ Episcopal Church and wih
be one OF the social events OF the
early fall Mr.. Stafford. father OF tho
bride-elect 10 q wealthy rancnman' ano
In prominent in business and socAai
circles of Houston.
M, y.ncev was accompanied South
bv his friend, George Warren. OF Har-
risonburx. a former college mate, who
win act As best man. A reception VIII
foIIov the ceremony. after which Ar.
ana Mrs. Yancey will sail Tor New
york. to spend . fortnight The young
couple will return to Crozst about the
end Of the month
Miss stafford IL . graduate OF tue
Mary Baldwin Seminary. StAunton.
vhere she was . pupil Tor severai
veara She Arst met Mr.. Yancsy whsIe
On = visit to one Of her school friends
In Harrisonburg.
NJ vancev 10 q native Of Harrison
bure. For three years he was . MEM
her of the Virginia football team.
having made the varsity In his fresh
man year. In the fall Of 1893 he was
chosen captain Of the Orange ana Blue
eleven TO succeed Sam w. Honaker' OF
Piano. Texas, who failed to return 70
COLLEGE at the opening Of that session
hecause Of an operation for appendi-
All. finder his leadership. the team
6eve,oped into one Of the most formid-
.hle that ever represented the Uhivers-
,,v AZ virginia on the grtdiron. VIC
,c.,.e we're scored over the Navy ana
GEORGETOWN, the season coming to
sndden end on Georgetown field when
Archer Christian received an injury
which resulted In his death The io'-
Iowfnr year Yancey was heId coach OF
The virginia eleven. turntg out .
Fan which easily defeated North Caro-
Iona in the Thanksgiving Day con-
test.
.,.v.A football at Eandolph-Aacon
co,yere- where he gained the nickname
~ ~Rroncho." because Of his speed ana
st-.n.fb IN the backneld- While IN
49,. he was a student IN the law
.rnool ana prominent In fraternity nte'
800 +. member Of the Phi Kappa sig.
yswSde ri and Phi Delta PHI as
vel, as the p. X. and Tsika niooon So
cieties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
Complete Returns of Religious
Census Recently Taken
in City.
BOYS HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
Their Canoes Cspsize in River.
Well Known Citizen
Paralyzed.


, ~
sls'u1s' w. "ceooe1 ~
1ms SoAonS 49, tos Snp'S0e TO-
turns Of Nhs religious census taken
three wSslGs ago:
Totnd w6tbs povU1A&3oo OF Potsrs-
burg. lass: eokn1 AsthodASt Animation.
4.092: e0tnl Baptaat Animation, 3.0SS;
total Epaacopal animation. 1.s7SI eotal
Presbyterian ANIMATION. L3S3: total
CathoNc Animation, sos: total Hebrew
anilahton. 2fS; total Christian afnaia-
tson. 900; Latter Day Saints, -: Belev.
ers. Il; Salvation Army. %; Greek
Cata1oNcs, II; Christian Science. .; CON-
eregakdonalasts, 4: AdvsudstA Z: Lu-
theron. II: Unitarian, /; Chr4StAdel-
phtan, /: Russeltte. /: Friend. /; Agnos-
nc, 1: general uncaAssifed. 1851
whaIs there has been soms complaint
from the different religious churches
a. 20 tho taking Of the cen1us. the
general opinion 70 that te1e Woek was
thorous4,ly dons, and there - praise on
al aadea Dor Hhe volunteer Snumera-
tors VINO <Ad ths work.
Narrow Dseape FfsA DfewnAAg.
Five youths, ranging between The
axes OF twelve and fifteen pears. soue
III vall.known citizens. went sailing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
Bankrupt Settles
Bankrupt J2ottfeS
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
In the matter OF No. Ills.
WILLIE l. BURRlYSS. In
BankruE. BANKRUPTCY.

ORDER OF NOTICE FOR pIscHARcE.
On this 18th day Of October. A %.
1912, on reading the petition Tor dis
charge OF the bankrupt, II 10
ordered By the court that 2 hearing
be had upon the same IN the 18TH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A d. 1912. before
said court at Richmond. In said dis
trfct, at IL o'clock noon: and that no
tice thereof be published IN The Times,
Dispstca, . newspaper printed In said
district. and that all known creditors
and other persons IN interest may ap.
pear at the said time and place. ana
show cause, II any they have, why the
prayer Of the said petitioner should
no. be granted
And IL Is further ordered by the
court that the clerk shall send by mall
to all known creditors copies OF said
peti,ior and this order. addresses to
them at their places OF residence as
Wines. the HONORABLE EDMUND
vADpII.I. JR.. Judge Of the said
court. and the seal thereof. at Rich
mond. in said district. on the 18th day
October AID. 1912.
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
Clerk.
,Seal of the CourtD
Mr. ALFRED F. COHEN,
Attorney for Bankrupt