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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-21
COY. JOHNSON WILL REMAIN IN THE EAST Will Fill Speaking Dates Colonel Roosevelt Had
 Planned

Chicago, October Ex-Governor Johnson left here this afternoon at 2.45 o'clock over the Pennsylvania lines for New ments to i'll Colonel Roosevelt's speak, ing dates in the east during the remain der of the campaign and direct the fight. The complete itinerary has not been giv- en out. but it is known the governor will campaign in New York city and state and hold several meetings in New Eng land. He expected to spend at least one day in Maine and another in Massachu- setts He will travel by special train.
 Before leaving the governor issued d statement directed to the citizens of cali fornia, explaining his reasons for re- turning to the east. It follows:
 My campaign in the east was conclud- ed last night in Chicago. and my prepa- rations had been made for departure to- day to arrive in our state Wednesday next. I had expected to devote the re- mainder of the time before election to California
 ''The attempted assassination of Colonel Roosevelt has completely altered all of our plans. I had felt that it was my duty to return to my native state, and 1 was very loath to remain longer ab- sent; but my enlistment in this cause for which we strive. was not for day but for all time and when the leader of that cause was suddenly stricken and 1 found him helpless here it seemed to have fallen to me to bear part of his burden and to continue the struggle as We had planned for him to do.
 Reluctantly, therefore, for there are many reasons for mysreturn that may be readily understood, I have yielded to the request of the progressiyes of the nation, and shall, insofar as I am able continue this great battle that means so much for our humanity"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-21
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

-Wickersham says oil decree gives re-
 lief sought.
 Taft confidently predicts victory for
 republicans.
 No really serious battle reported yet. Attempt made to see Roosevelt by
 Latin-American.
 Cruiser reaches Vera Cruz to aid
 Americans there. 2-Wilson returns 10 Princeton home. 3-Moyement for Anniston Y. NJ. C. A. | Helping Hand Hints.
 Enforcement of game laws aged. Christian begins revival today. Editorial comment 5--Nanes greatest tasks of church. Travelling mems favorite theme Is
 prosperity
 Negro sbnt by policeman dies. Expect committee on reorganization. s-Ten years of Alabama. 7-Forty hurt when auto explodes Sports. s--One dead; three shot in race trouble.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-21

tee he used sSO00O of Mir Ryan's money.
 MT. Perkins connection with the 1904 campaign and the preconvention campaign of Colonel Roosevelt this year will form the basis for his examination.
 Senator Penrose, whose statement of the returns of the Standard oil company to the 1904 campaign precipitated the pres ent line of investigation may appear again this week. The committee will not sum- mon Senator Penrose again, but it is ex- pected he may take the stand of his own volition.
 The committee is considering closer the investigation for the present with this weeks hearings While practically al of important witnesses have been heard there are many minor details which the committee believes should be attended to- That would necessitate the calling of many unimportant witnesses. Whether that is to be done now. after election, or at all, Is the question which the commit tee is debating.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-21
Protest Against Profanity

Washington, October 20--In pVotest against the use of profanity. 1o.ooo men and boys with 20 bands marched today in a procession. organized by the Holy Name society to the green at the base of the Washington Monument, where they were addressed by Monsignor BonzanA the apostolic delegate and other clergy men. The marchers came from Maryland and the District of Columbia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-21
TYPHOON TAXES
 HEAVY LIFE TOLL

Manila, october 20.--The typhoon which swept over several of the Phil ippine islands on October Is. resulted in the death of more than 1000 per sons. Four unidentified. Americans, three men and a little girl, were among those killed, The coasting steamer Tayabas foundered off Escalante. The bodies of 15 Filipinos and Spaniards came ashors. The typhoon practically wfped out ihe towns of Bogo, Danao. Toledo. Maasin and Escalante.
 The American girl who was killed In the typhoon. it is believed, was Miss xembsrt of Iloilo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-21
Turks Driven Back

Sofia, October 2o.-The Bulgarian forces operating against Adrianople have driven the Turks back to the forts forming the outer line of the de- lenses They took 100 prisoners. The general advance of the Bulgarians continues. Several positions on the heights were taken at the bayonet point In the villages the Turks are seizing Bulgarian officials and hold ing them for ransom.
 In replying to telegram from his cabinet King Ferdinand sent the fol- lowing message;
 Impressed as I have been with pro- found confidence in Bulgarian star.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-21
Montenegrins Capture Playa and Greeks
 ElasSOna
LITTLE RESISTANCE
 TO SERVIAN ADVANCE
Bulgarian Forces Operating Against Adrianople Have Driven Turks Back to Outer Line of
 Defense
BULGARIANs APPROACH TURKS RETREAT

Sofia, october 2o.-There is an uneonfirmed report that the Turks have evacuated the outer lines of Notifications around Adrianople.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-21
Progressiyes Out off It

"As we come nearer the day of election: fl is to be expected that the intelligent voter will appreciate more keenly the re-
 1C0nilnued on Page Tw0l
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
THE TINES DAILY SERIAL STORY
The RADIUM TERRORS
s By Albert Dorrington
CHAPTER H.-(Cortinued.)
BY Albert DOfrlnStOn
lCopyr .sht 1912, Frank A. Munssy Company

uAM 80 sorry--oh, SO sorry! Ths
silence fell again, leaving HIN
wondering whether the daughter
Of Ttrino Tsarka was really "
league with the gang OF AsiGtic rufhian'
" ho appeared ~ swarm about th'
house.
,"when l have an enemy he spoke
through his shut teeth howl shal
pay for him to descend iato tnis III
fe;no Of color. where rcd rays cannon
ade the nerves like grape shot"
Ills face turned upward suddenly
"fepiO lsarka," he asked hoarse,y, IA
there light In this room?'
Yes" her answer came with sou.
1t was incuncciva BILE that this japanese
girl Should feel sorry for him. An nour
before. lie was ready TO arres. her o.
a charge Of theft. II was huniliating ~
be wep; over bv the daughter OF pro-
icssiJLai burslar the could not rega:d
DR.. Tsarka In any other .ishi.) His
breath came quickly az he TURNED to
her again.
Tel me. Pepio ssn. do you know
anything OF IA od,nt ca led kezz.o?
ihe sobDinR, ceased Instantly; he
l.eIrd aga.n lhe quit. h.O,e.n... ~
gold wrist ornaments, as though her
sands Rad come together suddenly.
"A white rat lie urged with sup.
pressed grimace. that enters people
houses by way Of the sink pipes:
My father Keeps one. sne admitted
frankly, land it's name is kesz,o. !
mouse. thou-.t." she addtd nIrocentiy.
thank YOU. Peipo. San. Ii was very
again. his II lip lips psrte% Se sSodhumorediS %
life Ia safe here?"
Are you an Englishman. afraid OF
death??' was her unexpected aue.y.
nis boyish nature. When / am as old
~ your father. Perio. l shall proba oily
welcome II. But at twenty-six | am
interested in life. J have work to do
Also. II ! may mention It. peplo san
| am vastly attached to IA little white
haired English woman about sixty
years OF age"
Your mother?"
Yes. Peplo. my mother. She is a
very particular little person. ana would
resent anv one taking my life"
Some one else cares besides your
niother?"
Il think not. ;'cplo. In England W
clcave to our parents as you cleave to
Yours
Then you are not rich enough tG
80 you cling to your mother
Exactly. But there won't he any
more clC,Si!lS. Pepio. III III carer iuhs
Earotted or bowstrung during the night
What do ..nu Think
She retreated to the door without re-
rpording. a voice was calling her III
the passage. "a deep-thronted voice tina,
sounded like some terrible echo from q
forest. .
Renv lex strove to make out tht
strange volley Of oaths that followed
the Young Japanese girl as she hurried
away. The hsavv footsteps halted a.
his door. and he heard the key turned
ssvagcly In the lock, accompanied by q
string OF ferocious remarks uttered u
Jaranese.
The heavy feet tramped away. and al
he listened he caught the sound OF pr
Ssarka's voice renonstrating with MI
daughter for daring to visit the mar
who had come to urrest them.
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
UNCLE SAN WINS
If PAPER MONEY
I{hTREDEEMEO
At Least Half Of | Per Cent
Of Bills Put Out Fail B
To Appear.
rha. tho United States Treasury De-

That tho United States Treasury De-
partmcnt has reached point whcr''
II depends upon the carele ssricss II
American citizens 10 show profit upon
the nations balance shcc; seems IN
improbable statement. but offc.as = of
thpt branch OF the government which
deois with the cxcheuucr declare that
~ irI&s one-naIf OF I pc" cent OF n'l
the nc aey pu. In circulation By tie
Government IL lost o. Is sto.c.'--in
operation which ieasiiti IN an "nor-
nous unearnej increment The n,ajn''
portion Of this proat Ia brought ahon;
through tho failure OF citizens u off"s
for redemption paper currency.
Paper money has come 10 represent
money Itself. and many people forge.
that these clips OF engraved AMI
stamped paper are in rsa!ity no more
than proniissoryy notes iss'ied by tue
Government.
The Bureau OF Engraving and Print
Ing turns out about l,VD,Vp rotes OF va
rious denomination n day. or these
many, after going into circulat on are
destroyed, lost Or worn out. In conse-
uucnce they are never presented to the
Treasury Department; for redemption
and the Government hts never to
nay their face value. The Treas-
ury Department has REFUSING IN
IT'S vaults or In one of It's subtrcasuries
or repositories the actual gold or oliver
for which the note issued calls. There
fore. when the note Is not presented.
the Government pockets the money.
Since the Government has been issuing
currency It has placed In circulation $l7.-
.gg SS, NJ, n ana Of this sum SlJ y1J Si,t =
A47.ls only has been redeemed. The Gov
ernment then shows II profit Of about
S2.OOo. .ccO, 600. A small percentage Of this
probably will be offered for redemption
In the next few :ears. but by far the
greater part Of II Is lost or destroyed.
and for that money the Government s
not accountable. This money goes into
the contingent fund of the Treasury De-
rartment. and helps to swell the total
Of "all moneys in the Treasury of tho
United States not otherwise appro-
priated,"
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
FACE STARVATION
IF THEY ESCAPE
DEADLY PLAGUE
Survivors of Balkan War
Fleeing From Camps Near
Constantinople.

Starvation threatens the survivors Of
the Balkan war who escape the cholera
camps near Cons,nntinoplc, according
10 information received today by the
I'm. r!can Red Cross. Thousands OF
Turkish refugees are pouring into Con-
stnntino?le. and are being sent across
the Iosphorus into Asia Minor.
winter Is approaching. and Inc retd-
gees are without food or shelter. I'm.
less aid Is given this army. OF defeated
soldiers. women and children. all Of
them stripped OF their possessions. des-
titutior during hard winter stares
them IN the face.
AZ soon as the Americans In Con.
stantinople can withdraw their att en-
tiOn from the cholera camps. where
they have done such good work tha:
Turkish newspapers are openly prais.hs
them. efforts Will be made to rellev.
tho situation IN Asia Minor. Much
money viii lie required for this work,
and u special appeal may be made by
the American Red Cross for the relief
OF the destitute and defeated Moham-
msdans.
The American cruisers Tennessee and
Montana will remain In Turkish waters
for some time. owing TO the fear that
has been expressed that Turkish rofu-
gees might adopt violent measures
when they retreat through Asia Minor.
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
SIEfS0N OF ENVOY
IN DIVORCE CASE
Brazilian Ambassador Ready to
Take Particular Interest in
Law of This Country.

The Brazilian ambassador, Dominicio
&C Cana. bride groom of Il week through
MS wedding: 20 Mrs. Arthur IIcarn. of
New YORK, win follow American di ,o;c .
court procedure with more than cursory
interest now, because his newly acquired
"tepson. Adplhert G.. Nolck has been
made defendant In separate malnten.
ance sus.
Mrs. Lillian EOlck. who married Mrs.
learns son by a former husband alone,
10 har" u" custody OF her thrcc-year-
Old daughter, who is the Ambassador y
stcp-Sranddanahter and to allow her
100 In yearly Hlimony.
Donald Br!an, the actor, Will also fol.
low the proceedings with Interest he.
cause 1t iH related ,ha, Mrs. Volck f,!!
in love with NolcS when che at las. dis.
covered maa who vas us at. active
looking as the matinee idol of thc
Merry Widow" and Sirens fame,
Nock and Bran 60 look alike,
MIS-. NoIck IN hcr petition SAYS that
her huahand has always been inoifYeren
10 heir baby girl and would never cay
KIND wor" 20 the child.
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
Sore Throat or r1outl1.

When the mouth or throat Is ir-
ritated or diseased you have the
common ailment OF Sore Mouth or
sore Throat. II not quickly cured.
Won are in danger OF contracting
more serious or even fatal mala,
dies such as Group, Quinsy. Ton.
eilitis or Diphtheria. No other REM
ody Will cure Sore Throat or Sore
Mouth 30 quickly as TONSILINE
because 1t is the remedy especially
made for that purpose. "
You'll need TONSILINE%
one Of these days. or some
night when the drug store Is
closed-better have q bottle
ready Ut home when. you
need It most. CSC. and SOC, a
Hosnital Size 81. All Druggists. "
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
BarbarOus Attacks
On Girls in Mexico

Stores Of atrocities n Mexico, rIvaiinq
the bdrpari..rs ut tha Huns or tho
turks, haze been Communlca ted to III,
scratc aubSolmittce whirh Ia invest.
Ghiins tn, facts rs TO Mex can revoiu.
tioVs,
women and gjr.S, IN certain section
OF N'NiCC, according to communica lions
reaching the comm. tee. from the uy,
OF se,"u years up, have been at.acxeG
by taauiia and 'i'her killed Or given
over to a worse fat. TIE VIII tc women
had 'scar"d before tie bandits descend.
cd OF III" region.
In tho town OF Nitia. left defenselcs
~ the absence ot the h.ht.aS inan
Momcn ana Old n'cn fought 81 hard
tho old people were tied TO posts In til,
plaza and the girls attacked before the
ey,s Of the onlookers.
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
THOMAS DowLIN0 . CO,
LEGAL NOTICES
n. THOMAS AND SAs, FnAN,Ix
SMITH, ATTORNEYS

~ ~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE prs-
ccnicT OF COLUMBIA. Holding a DI,lyict
soui,. IN RE-. The establishment OF buiide
tween is,h and 18th streets. Sar;hWss,a 1aa' ans Ss
~ tne horth side Of Kenyon Street, bctw..r
iS,h Hf, "a, and iHh Streets. Northwest. in the
1850. >'''' w.
Notice Is hereby given that the comm,s.
sloaers OF the District Of Columbia. pursusn,
proved Juno ii. 1905. entitled An Ae, prS
suidns line on street. II Is. District 'e'G.S. of GS
hlei . petition In this Court praying the
s as.s4% ans Ssd"s ns. Ss 'e so
and 18th Streets. Northwest. and on the north
side OF Kenyon street. between 18th and 18th
Streets. Northwest. In the District OF Co.
the said petition. a. part thereof. and md pray. Sn
ting also that q Jury Of Hve judiclous. dis.
Interested men not related 10 any person In
servcs or empioyRens of ,he S pa,rie, @ os co' s"
lumbia. or Of the United States. be sum-
moned BY the United states Marshal for the
each owner Of land TO be taken may sustain
by reason Of the establishment Of said uni.
form building lines on the south sids Of
srd ne nSrs a.: q s,en
Instituted. and the condemnation Of tho land
necessary for the purposes thereof. and TO
essesS aS benehn resulting tnefetrpm the en-
tire amount Of said damages including the
expenses OF these proceedings upon tho land
In the square In which said building lines
are 20 be established In the squares con
fronting said square as provided for In and
by the aforesaid Act Of Congress. 1t Is by
the Court this Sth day OF December. A. q
1912. ordered that ali persons having any
interest In these proceedings be. and they
are hereby warned and commanded to an.
pear In this court on or before the 'th day
OF January, A. d. 1918. at ten o'clock a. ~.
and continue In attendance until the Court
shall have made Its nnal order ratifying and
confirming the award Of damages and tho
assessment Of benefits Of the jury ~ be
empaneled and sworn herein. and II Is furth.
er ordered. that 4 copy OF this notice anil
order be published once In the Washinxto;s
Law Reporter and IN six secular days In the
Washington Evening star The Washinst1n
Times and the Washington Post. newspaper
pubiished In the sale District commencing
at least ten days before the said 7th day OF
January. a. ID. 1913. 1t IL further ordered:
that a copy o: this notice and order be served
by the United states Marshal or his deputies.
upon such OF the owners OF the Zee OF the
land To- be condemned herein as may bo
found by the said Marshal or his deputies
within the District Of Columbia and upn
the tenants and occupants Of the same before
tseaD. ashley ". GoULp. Justice. A
true COPY. Test: J. R YOUNG. CLERK. by
r. Il. CGNNINGHAA. Assistant Clerk
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
POULTRY

FOR SALE-"Faultless" Houdans; this
strain has been csg-bred from trap
nest records since April, 1890: have
bred them II years for great layers
and II years for largc.size chalk. white
eggs; these fowls are extremely yshardy,
have neither comb nor waffle to freeze,
and are the best all-wintcr layers in
open front coops: "Faultless" strain
Houdans have won every blue ribbon
at New York. Boston, Chicago, and
Philadelphia shows for past six years;
eggs and stock sold OIL honor; send 10
cents for the largest illustrated poul.
try catalogue ever ISSUED; it tells you
how to breed these fowls, which aver.
age $50 eggs u year apiece; it tells you
how to net S3.O00.00 year from 100
hens. y. +. Macavoy, secretary Hou.
dan Club. Cambridge, n. y.
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
POTATOES HELD UP
TO RAISE PRICES
Maine Farmers Delay Shipments
When Price Falls to
Fifty Gents.

DEXTER. Me-. Dec. ?.--Farmers in
this section are holding back their po-
tatoes to shorten the market. the price
having dropped this week to 90 cents II
bushel.
The bad condition Of the roads will
help the producers In this effort. there
being many hundred barrels already
held up OH the farms and In storage
places.
Railroad rates and accommoda lions
are not factor In the situation. SO that
the whole blame for any shortage In
the market Is upon the farmers.
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES

HEALTH TALKs-Isnforced-r restosinG tho
Blood circulation 10 tho logical and only
crrc tor i.ocur,otor. .Atasia. BEGINS Dlssnas
lns,rnnia, NeurIsthenta, Spinal. Nervous. IN.
digestion. Urinary and chronic Ailments that
are denied relief ,lsewherc. Particulara IN
Bo0klst and Consult alton Free. Lady Anssss-
ant. HorrV 10 a, m. 10 3 y. III. IrJf. u. ~
.. Parker lC2? Wh st. NV. See my Dig 10
Sunday.
The Washington times., 1912-12-09

4 COntInua tiOn 0f This story VIII
he Found III TOmOrrWw's
Issue Of The Cimrs.
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
WN. II. NANO0UE. J. E. PApSEIT'

..TkieT 81 S5EuMsix:. John i. ,Il,: MS:s:,
Equity No. sisii. The. object O. this suit Is
10 certain real estate st,uate in the Count"
ssr,Sss %s'A.ns'Gs ss par, ~ tract easa
Meadows. beginning for the same on the Eas!
:Ss S.aer or spnfS et That saTs ad
s ISsr ST: folio !:;: Of ,Es L,na ;sa,li Kee.',
perche.: thence south ,,, ;sts desrtes. r -. Es.
u ss.ieo perehes; thence North u desrae.
johnson's line South sss degrees. We.
Of said Dorsey's part Of tract 70 besinn!nf
on motion OF plaintiff Il M is by the S9Sr ,Sa, a.. g..
deiendants. the unknown heirs. dey,sees an
aiienees OF John Milburn. cause their appeaT.
e be herein s Gr siS
wise this Cause VII be prceesdea d wi,a
UubiI twice month during ~, the ~, month. nth.
Repcr,sr. other publication being d!,peIssa
fSHs S;iss ss;k gs,k by Tis' sepE Hsi H.
sUPREME COURT OF TIN. DISTRICT .r
COLUMBIA, holding PROBATE Court. Is"
tate " Andrew II. Mott. deceased; NJ,
having been made herein for probate OF tho
last VIII and testament OF said deceased, AM
November, 4. D. l9i.. that Alexander J.
Mott, Helen u. Archer. Isabella Wall Hur,
lam Knott. deceased. and all others Gov
ccrned, appear In said Court on Monday. IL"
18th day u January. 4. u. 1913. at ~ o'cloch
4, ~, to show cause why such application
should not be granted Let notice hereof Do
and Washington Times once In each OF three
successive weeks before thc return day here
In mentioned. the tirst publication to be nS'
THoS' IL. ANDERSON. Justice. (Seah: AZ.
test: JAMES TANNER, Register Of WIN, TO-
bate Court. JOHN b. LARNER. Attorney. 9.
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
PERSONAL
SKIN DISEASES

MISS JAMRROS. manicure, face masss ge
and scalp treatment. 1904 q 1t. n. W.. "a
floor front Hours from 10 q. IN. 10 y. M.
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
Movies at COvent Garden.

viii soon BE- seen Instead Of grand opera
Mt toveat GARDEN Thcater. The usual
opera season. whi"h Is always an event
IN the world of fashion, Eegins next
Npy.
The Washington times., 1912-07-26

FOR SALEl-An unusual opportu-
nifty to buy a choice business
corner in the northeast. Faces
on prominent avenue in the
best part of the section. Store
room and fine apartment. Rented
at $500 monthly. Tenant doing
an excellent business. An OPP
portunity you can't afford to
overlook at A,750.
SHANNON g. LUCHs. lib 18th st. NV.
The Washington times., 1912-07-26
: CHEsAPEAkE q OHIO LINES.

lg:lS p. m. daiIy-C. q Q. SPECIAL Solid
train 10 Cincinnati. with Pullman sleepers
To- Louisville Cincinnati. Indianapolis, 81
Iouis. and connection for Chicago.
S:8 D. m. daily-Cincinnatf and Chicago
Chicago.
ma0 p. m. daily-F. r. v. SPECIAL. to
the West. Southwest. and Northwest Pull
cinnati. and Louisville. CINCINNATI sleeper
spen for occupancy ~ p. m, - 4 o. Dining
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on July
18th, 1872 a petition was filed In the Su-
preine Court OF the District of Columbia by
the Great Northwestern Mining Company.
corporation organized under the laws of the
account of the company extending its busi-
ness. a name more adaptable. descriptive of
its business. objects. etc, and for the benefit
company to the International Mining and
OIL Development Company is desired, and
petition. GREAT NORTHWESTERN MIN
ING COMPANY. By S. w. WESLEY, Sec
retary. FRED C. GBIGER. Petitioners At
torney
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DEATHS

ByREs-on wednesday. July "a, 1917, RAY.
MoND EDoERToN, beloved son OF VIII
liam y. and Eleanor r.. aged seven years
ana ten months.
Funeral lprivate) from his parents resi-
aence, sis Seventh street northeast. Friday,
S,y Suy y. AZ 1880 .. m. 1nterment at Mount
Oiivet Cemetery.
elisabeth. n. T., papers please copy,
10
WARRIOR Thursday. July 25 1919, At II
O'Clock, noon, at his residence 1920 Mass.
ave N. e., JOHN r., beloved husband OF
isabel Ward, aged seventy-three years.
Funeral from Zurhorst's undertaking es-
tabiisbment, saturday July "a 1912, al 10
o'clock q. m. Friends invited. fnterment at