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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
AST0R DENIES ENGAGEMENT
snln to Join Mother Abrond-Not to
Finish ut Harvard.

New York, July 2i-Vincent Aston,
who sailed Tor Europe on tho Maure-
tan!a this morning. spent tho last few
minutes before the boat sailed ia deny
ing the recent rurnors NJ his engage
ment "All these reports are untrue,
he explained. smNingly. II am not en-
gagged and have no intention OF being
married anywhere in the near future
The youthful head OF the Astor fam
ily will visit his mother and sister IN
London for short time and then move
on 10 Baden Baden for rest. ending
his foreign trip with ssx-weels tour
OF France. lie said to-day that he
would not be able to finish mis- course
at Harvard, as he intended to devote
practically all OF his time hencetorth
to the management OF the Astor estate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
BOTH PARTIES EMBARRASSED
Uncertain ns to Whnt Course to Fol-
low In Tariff Flight.

Wash ngton. July 2i-With only q
partial plan OF action agreed upon
among the Republican leaders Of the
Senate a three-dny tarin nght Will be-
gin In that body tomorrow when the
Democratic wool tar!n bill is taken
w Tor amendment and passage. Be
fore tho end 81 Saturdays session. the
Senate VIII have acted upon the wool
tariff. tAc sugar tariff and the Demo
cratic excise BIZ. which would extend
the present corporation tax TO business
done by individuals aud copartncr-
ships. Both the Republican and Demo
cratic forces are divided over the en-
harrassius questions that the tariG
prosram presents. The break Ia tho
Republlcan ranks came as the result
OF the Introduction to-day by Senator
Cummins OF substitute wooden tariff
bill based on the figures given by the
tariff board in It's report On the wooden
industry.
The action OF Senator Cunrins was
not I'm accord with the understanding
regular Republicans had Of the plan
20 be followed tomorrow. Leading
Republican members Of the Finance
Committee held an informal conference
tonight to determine whether third
bill. representing their views. should
be introduced Tomorrow 30 agree
mcnt was reached. however. as TO the
possible Introduction OF a bill that had
been prepared by senator smoot.
The Democratic leaders called n
party Caucus. to meet Friday. The
purpose OF the caucus. 1T IS understood.
is to adjust conflicting views on the
sugar tariff and attempt TO meet tho
views OF Democrats who object TO tho
free sugar bill passed by tho House.
Several Democrats have expressed the
opinion that to indorse the House bill
would affect the political situation In
Western states where beet sugar IN
toresta are an important factor in In
dustrial development.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
AT the Hotels

AeSington--Chas vennetti. Illinois.
l. H. bisgs. North Carolina. J. NJ
~ Fence, Danvillc, Va. Thomas Seits,
inelnhau. o.. }. ". Murray Green's
j. ltoscnthal. Baltimore. Md. : {.
Guns, Petersburg, Va, l.. = fittc
Marion - C., d. II. Crenshaw, Marion,
-. stars, Marion >. c.. Ernest
rD Hopclite NImMgton y. C.. H. c.
CUES, Mlsslsslppl, William c. Cooper.
Ncw. york J. f. Eublack, New York
Z, W. rem &C. Philadelphia. Pa {. T..
- i'' !lHSeWat-r. va. 4. J. Howell.
Jl-. ana wife, Georgia j. Y. suit WI
-ton' =. c., -. B. Gustman. New
YORK y -. orr. Hamburg. Pa. (. VI.
bHntnE. Norfolk. va; W. =. Roberts
.nd wife, Baltimore. Md. W. =.
Nichols. south Boston Va. j. g. Nor
ineHt Charlotte. y c.. L. y. Burgess.
Niirinia a. y. Stewart. Norfolk VA.
W lulitn. North Carolina; Mrs. j =
" allaee and daughter. Cismont, va.
iitHlN McNenn. Chester IA. -. II.
itts Scottsvillc. Va. W. /. I<nOX.
WASHINGTON. -. a.. j. y. Warmed. VII
mustou y. g., j. ". Whittuy, Mo-
Pile Ala. Roy Bowles. Virginia. t. T..
Murray, VIE and child. Charleston, :.
g.. j. H. quincy, Virginia; ". 7. Car
ter. panNill.. VA. W. l.. Alcutt. At
hnia, Ga. NJ Chestner Garrett, Pa,
10. Srartlins Wade. y. G..
liichnInnh--Alrs. A. d. lessee. Clcvc-
land Va j. lessee. Cleveland, Va;
1; r. Rcpass, Dcadwood. :. c. :. ~
Fora Lebanon VA l.. l. Wade, Chris
tiansburg. f. Il Evans. chicago Geo.
Wagatail. New York J.. Friedman,
Norfolk J. r. Eontrcss. Norfolk: Chas
Gee. virginia Mrs j.. WISER. Clifton
Norge Il. a Grimm, Cleveland, o.. r.
Watson. Ncw York a. W. Parker.
Washington H. u FERGUSON. Lynch-
burg u. Iawdormakc. Nirgin!a. NJ.
olicndoff. Sew York y j. phillips,
New York Il storm and wife. New
YORK T. j. Morgan rhiladel -hin -
- t'nger. Baltimore " q. Craig and
daughter virginia w L. petty. Lex
ineton. Ky. J a. Willard. Tennessee,
j. Peuse. Roanoke. a. II. johnson. Bal
timore = Swayzie Canton. Pa. Geo
EDDY. Baltimore T. Il Miller, New
York city. g.. l. Jf.rnson Winginia;
David. Harris Cleveland. o.. y. T..
Wrench. West virginia o. y. Wykes
Sew York j.. i. Woinneld. Sew ork
j ". Past. Bristoli IL Steckor. New
YORK. W. L. Stansburgcr Baltimore;
j W DRYDEN and wife Virginia g. l.
kiuglcr. New York l. y. Watson
Lyrchhurg -. H. Kraft New YORK
City. Mrs. J y. Sanders. Florence. Il,
=. Parks. I.uray. Mis-. j. \. Glenn.
south Boston; J.. Mctzger. New york.
g. J.. Allen, West Virginia. : ]. iiuss.
Philadelphia: Mrs. NJ *. Kennedy. Nor
folk. $ J. Poole. Virginia. Miss \. w.
Gooch. Nirsinia 81 !. Collins. Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
CANADA MAY CONTRIBUTE
May Give Enough to Build n Dread
nought for England.

ottawa. ont. July 2i.-While details
pfohanly Viii not be announced until
INC return of the Canadian ministers
from London Winston Churchuls
speech in Parliament is Interpreted
mere as final and official indication
INIT Mr. Borden. the Premier has prom
lsed definite emergency contribution
ny Gambia to Great Britains navy. Tho
amount of tile contribution probably
VIII h' suiicient for building one or
TWO drcalnoughts. and will be a tenn
Porary cNpcdlcnt rather than the be-
ginning OF permanent policy
Inere is some speculation as to how
INC proposition will be received In the
country Tina. little sentiment in IA
Nor OF q navy. imperial or Canadian.
exists IS maintained by many porti-
Vlans nut most of those who oppose
he"Ny naval ornaments on principle
'.c disposed 10 waive their objections
~ ID condition of emergency is shown
TO cXist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
OBITUARY

ISpecial 70 the Times Dispatcl

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Bedford CITY. Va. July 2i.-The flu
neral Of Harry Clark a resident OF
the Elks' National Home. took place
at the home this afternoon. and was
conducted by Roy. j. II. Grey of the
Presbyterian Church The interment
was at Elks' Rest, in lakewood Gene
terry. MIR. Clark, who was nfty-two
years OF age. was sent to the home
By Yuma Lodge Arizona. last October.
Although afflicted with paralysis he
was fairly well. and IL WAS after din
ner yesterday afternoon that he re-
quested brother Elk to write letter
to n woman friend who had recently
paid him visit to whom he had
been engaged To he married before the
stroke of paralysis rendered him help
less He suddenly exclaimed that he
felt badly. and would lie down. and
a moment afterwards passed away.
Mrs. Smile JnckSon Conway.
Especial to rho Times Dispatch.1
Charlottesville, Va. July 24.-Edward
Salllc Jackson CONWAY. mother of
Mayor-cloct a. Y Conway. OF In s
city. died this morning al the home OF
her daughter Alrs. Samuel W. Maphis.
III Warrcnton. Mrs. Conway was II
Miss Strother. OF Fauquier county. and
was born at Marshall. on June 6. 1910.
on September 6. 1883. she was united
In marriage TO Edward Henry Con
way, son OF DR.. Valentine Conway. of
Stafford county. Only two of the Ave
children survive-Mr. Conway and Mrs
Maphls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
Winchester comrnny Leaves.

ISpecIal 20 Inc Times DlsnAtch
Winchester. Va. july 24.-About
sixty members OF Company l. Second
Virginia Regiment. Captain James /.
Reardon commanding. LEFT this even
ing for the encampmant at Mount
Gretna, Pa. They were Joined at
Hagerstown by other companies of the
regiment and continued tho journey on
a special train operated by the Penn
syivnnia Railroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
Cleveland nnra Wolfe.

Anderson. :. @. July i-Announcement
was made to-day that the Anderson club.
in the Carolina Association. mas sold
leans The price was not made public
Wolfe Will report to Cleveland September 2.
a, tho close OF the Carolina League season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25

Repres entatNe willis was one OF tho
teverai other callers who made visit
10 the executive Offices 70 IND tic
President away and stn engaged on
his speech OF acceptance.
An inquisitive reporter observed that
there We're three car tickets stickfne
oGt Of the hat band Of Nlr Wimss
straw hat
u sec some car tickets in your hat
band" ventured this reporter.
Yes" SAID the Ohio REPRESENTATIVE
~ used TO carry my car ticket ia lnv
pocket was always losing them and
having difficulty about locating Thorn
when ] got on "a car. N%w sticr ths
Quarters worth that bug in my hat
band and pay the conductor from my
hat"
What praAany hates worse than any
ihine else about entering the work az
the White House Us Una, he viii has,
ic give up newspaper work. 20 which
he was fonly attached
Mr. Brahaay lakes tne place III snor-
mAn allen who Is uow assistant slcte-
taiN 10 Use Treasure.
President TAFT ala not go 10 the
o>ecAiive ta4es anl saw no one axe
cep' Senator Bfandesc. VINO wished
20 discuss wih him the Panama I'm
before the senate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
nnymond Edmond.on.

Especial 10 Tho Timos- DIspa tch
Iynchburg. Va. July 2l.-Raymond
Edmondson. aged fourteen years,
ward OF tho Presbyterian Orphanage
here. died at the catawba Sanato-
rum. where he had been under treat
ment for some time for tuberculosis.
The lad came to tho orphanage from
Baltimore. but his remains were
brought here and Inferred yesterday
at the Presbyterian Cemetery. the ser
vice being conducted by Rev W. r.
Williams, IL. pastor OF tho Floyd
Street Presbyterian Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
-7777---77777--7-7
shaw sold to Kansas City.

Special to The Times-Disratch
bristol Va. July H.--E n. Shay. centre
ii'lfcr for tho johnson city. Tenn. Appa-
ia'hifn League. noted for his batting and
base running, was to-day sold to Kansas
'lN for $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
Deaf HIS

Died. at his residence. llC
iuiy 20. Sts .55 o'ciock ?. NJ. CHRIS
TOPPER MANNING, JR.
Funeral services Will be held from
St Pairicks Church THIS AFTER
NOON at 1870. MIR. Manning leaves
n wife and two brothers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
SEE SO NJ { 7 HING
SINISTER IN PLAN
Taft Men Suspicious of Colonel
Roosevelt's Full Ticket
Scheme.

Washington. July N.-Some Congressional
friends OF President Taft say they discern
In the successive Organization OF complete
third party tickets in important Repub-
mean States an apparent effort on the mart
OF the third-term candidate TO boost along
the effort OF those cold feet" politicians
VINO would urge the President TO Withdraw
from The race.
In their view It Is tho play OF the third
term candidate to make 1t appear on the
surface and 10 the unininking that the rea!
nepHo'eAh party IA normal Republican
mat the party supporting the candidate
'esularly nominated IL tae interioper.
II Is an attempted case OF the tan wsg-
sing me dos. said one Senator to-day
lie went on TO say that 1t should be ths
uuty OF al! regular Republicans TO keep
clearly before the voters tho distinction be-
tween a convention duly called and held IN
DER the auspices ~ tho regular orgnnizatlou
ana ruinp' convention cal!ek oy u dig
appointed faction.
III there 10 to be any withdrawals" said
tnls senator II should be oy tho third
term candidate ana not by tho nominee OF
The presumed purpose OF the "Bur Moos.
eta Is to frame up separate Organizations
in a number OF potential states and men
demand thai in tho interest OF The R.ntb
hcan parry and TO prevent Democrats sue
cess the regular ticket should be taken
Failure Is Predicted.
nc oes' Juasment among politicians at
tHe t"pitol ls tnat this 'biur' by tho third
term candidate VIII not hc Auccessfi!i
Neither do they think. however. tina, The
tA term candidate can be induced to
peck out They think he lie o5scsscd Win
tne IDEA that ihe nation demands him and
mat he viii bc willing TO take his chances
Win wilson. even with the regular party
ilfhet SIN In the field. His secondary OBJ
lec; is 10 bea; Tai; a, any loss 10 the Marty.
,hey aliese. and lie would stay In ING race
20 effect 4.
foiiiician' al the capitol are res,ive under
me delay OF the TAFT Campaign In getting
rnfor way. They observe with some ,rcpl-
dalton The fact that every day the news
papers print long account. % the growth
Of 'he Wilson boom also foundations from
oyster Bay. bu; nothing II heard % the
Taft campaign although II had at least
ten days start o. the Wison campaign.
Mon who come hack from New YORK. how
eyer. sny there Is. no need 70 be- 'ret,ed
THAI the Tnft work IL getting IN shape on
"a solid foundation. y somcwhat slowly. and
'hnt when !; does get steam up there VIA
he some going"
Tue psychoiosical erect - ,he ioyou,
o.hims rom Tho Wilson camp q, NOT lost
on Tho politicians. Who appreciate tho inn
poriance o' MAILING loud Claims OF victory
aud painting bright pictures q, succe-. 70
encourage The altering and to uncertain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
FUNERAL NOTICE

DYSON.-The funeral Of L. y. DYSON
VIII take place TO-DAY at =. NJ.
At Grace street Baptist Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
FEAR OF REVENGE
FROM GANGSTERS
IS EVER PRESENT

they would notify him to-morrow
whethei they would come
"lf Lieutenant Becker comes" said
Mr Whitman. II VIII ask him IL he
Aal conversation over the telephone
witn Jack Rose the night OF the shoot
rs and ] may say that the telephone
.nHany SSH furnish as with the calls
f7u Weber or the Baths on the
alsht n question without our issrinr
suhpoena."
rhe cefoncrs inquiry viii continue
to- moro" whcn the charges against
hslf Jaci. I.ose. shapiro and Libby.
tne letter two part owners OF the
murder carr VIII be investigated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
Coo patr Jor Classification

WANTED. WHITE BARBER. IS guar
antecd go over 20" SANITARY
BARRER SHOP. 20 Bank. Peters
burg Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
LAUNCHED IN OKLAHOMA
Colonel RooScvcirs Progressive pnrty
Gets Under Way.

oklahoma CITY. okla. July 24.--Oldn
bona progGessives formally launched
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
HoUsEKEEPERs CELEBRATE
RATE on pRUNEs REDUCED

Washington. uer G6.-BoardIuE
rHHefE Errrers afI over ths country NAV
celebrate. fsr ere express UumuauIes
##.. sTru compelled hv che Eovern-
m#. .H .ui down thr rate ou rrunee
8. u#a brought about through tho
#..n.F 0f Lhr parcels post Dr. Chaa
~ surIHrIB rrrt assistant poEtmas
F.. general recently received from
SAN DeFr CAL grower the arr.
r.rr.rment thaf the latter PROPOSED
#H s.nI rE parcels post two car loaaH
5. .ruuea fr View Y1rk u was e.
"...H. shipment ana was to pc sent
NJ s..lar| boxes The rate would
E..e been as cents The express COM
ponies promptly guf their rate t6 ga
s.HHs Ur gFaudHgId believes that lhe
H....EF poet eventually viii force eE.
rr#.# r.FFs down tr rock h0uHu.
TH fHr meantime prunss probably wII
p. mrrH popular than ever on board
IHH Harra tables
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

Indianapolis. Dec .s-Ths outcome
~ H. FrrrrnmrurH three months
mIr eanrpinryr trial IN which
.#r .nar union 1mrIaa are charged
H.. rmaH.It iu the MrNamara plots
- ..na property. .nrl1dinE wreck
frr r Ies Angeles Times building
vH.# .erHIr one persons wyrs killed
r#. ...I.r HH EHf jury The jurV re-
H ... #HaHHuuu about o'rIoeE
... charge DO. IudFe Anderson.
.H# uU. aH.uarnad until o.10 tamor-
r.s u.rnuF hU fha vrrdtrtE while
FEH..f. Ha fa fsrn defendant ulI be
returned HmHIIaurHuFIr
Ar.r Stating fHe Fubstanrr - the
.#I..# charges against The drfrnfaufs.
rrnrHHnE He H.uHB vide strike of
f.H .r.H workers n.rr. which tHa E1v-
s##rIHu. charged unH uaf tne motive
..I IHr hundred explosions on work
H.H rufan CONTRACTORS. Judge An
#arHfH I1 Hs charge. stated % is not
fHHWflI f.r tnn iron workers 20 form
H"|.n. HHt members ~ labor orEaui-
E#IH nHe fhe same obedience -
..# I.# ~ unHs u1ru hers.
#I. Hr.IHrHf fhs defendants we're not
## H.HI .rr causing the explosions huE
l.H Hai II tHe evidence Showed
.r. Pr Moor. ~ them catered into a
..."I THrH tu destroy with dynamite
property HE open shop concerns and
.#.. .HU~p.Hgr Included fae uniawfuI
|rHHsu suerrIIIHH af explosives on COM
wau carriers from one afate 20 an
..H#r .#.l t1FE uIII nH authorized o.
.HG fTH. "a conspiracy Eod been formed
~ .HrrErI In fHr Indictment ~ vou
.rHHIH return verdict 81 ruuty. ths
IH..s.ra of uuuIHhmFuf tn ne indicted
.HHa .re defendants lH committed e.
... ...r." concluded Judge AndrrEau
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

Naw YarA. p~e zt-Ths recent ap-
,olutnsnt % William ,. Flynn % sue
rssd John p. wuds a. chief % The 4.
s. secret scr1Ics pas not popular
With the criminals Iu sact the crim-
IraI elements are quite unit IN me
belief fhat vr FT~rr fs derid-div ,uf
~ place.
They rays ample grounds f8r such =
bellies. rzg Mr. FLYNN has made 40, un-
pleasant ror them ever since be en-
tered thp secret services in the Pitu
burE district away hack IN 1897
Shortly after De- entered the service
SIT Flynn was appointed chief ~ the
eastern division ~ fHe q. s. secret
service with headquarters in New
Vork TIIa FgccessfIl work iu seyeral
celebrated cases % diamond SNUG
EiinF. the sleeping trunk case. On
which over score ~ faahionahls
dreaaunkeru unre Involved. daring
rursufts and hand-to- hand conflicts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

with ruuntsrfsiter- e8ra br7urht btu-
country wide fame.
Ths thanks ~ the naak 80 England
and Scotland Yard Werf given Flynn
f1r fcnowInK up fhr trail - ncuntar-
fsifsd Bank of England notes whtch
began here. LED 20 London and cane
- an end Iu Boston where F1ynn
tiFass.f captured ne criminals.
fra obtained leave ~ absence from
fhr secret service fn October. 1910. 20
hsoons second deputy police -1mnnis-
slouer 81 New Vork Two months
after taking urics be Pot out -
business e Black Hand EanE ~ OBJ
tainlng the con vfction % the man ard
woman kidnapperH who we're at ita
head Hls war On Eambiing vas -
ruthless that plots werg laid aeainst
H.m end be save up he post
tfr resumed work ~ division chief
% tns secret service as MAY He
was born In Nsw Fort. is forty thr@s
years old. ard is M fret chief % rs~s
from the ranks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

Despite ths farf that petitions are
pouring into WaHhlrFfnn from every
sr~fiun - ere country favuriuH The
TGrrHase hv fhe government of Mon
t-rf0 the home - Thomas IsHfr-
s0r No Martin " Litueton. wife
OF The Nap NnrE eannressnan. arpar-
emily wIH FAN to st her ret measure
through rnnFrrsB 81 tas rres~ut sas-
sion. rhe jefferson bone iH owned
~ CnrrrrarEnau levy 90 Neu Tork
Who Is unwilling that r snail conc
into fhF possession H| fhr government
Hri fhHa become rrrat national
SHRINE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
CLERK S
ACCOUNTS ARE
FOUNDCORRECT
Resignation Of Leon G. Az
mard Is Accepted by the
City Council When Report
OF the Expert Accountant
Is Reoeived-Says Care
lcssneSs Shown.

A. stated In The Journal several
days aEo the accounts of Leon .. Az
mard a. city cIcrk were found 20 ho
correct ~ the expert Who made an
examination ~ them. The report of
the auditor was received b. the city
council last night and the resignation
% Nr. Aymard which fad been held
up psndinE this Investigation. waa ac-
ospted The report % she accountant
is aa fellows
To the Honorable Nfayor. and Mem
ser' o ne city Council. ren'Ae0la.
Florida
Gentlemen In accordance With tn
Etructions received from the mayor.
Afr Prank Reilly Z have carefully ex-
amlned The accounts of Mr n. q Az
mard. the city CLERK and beg most
respectfully % submit TIE following
detailed report
General Rsssipts
a receipt hook numbered rnnmrru-
fIErlE from namr 80f. recording thn
receipts 1f various rents sales ~ Old
material etc wac examined bv me
from AuC 2. 1898. to Gate. and "a total
SUN of SttIFskI vas received and
duly credited 20 the proper acrnuntu IN
the r.gs books so care however.
uan taken of this book an Z found
pages Nos 8o5 tbIank-stln in book
Nos. aie. 2l1 and az1 missing elta "a
remarks ~ ipssrmation a. 90 ne rsa
son why same Werr removed Az TINS
bociE waE Kept entirely hr TIE ritr
ciefE : could Rathrr no information
as 20 mo ieason foT Itr mutilafirn. Al.
rests receivable however. aTs ar-
sounted for. and o. ls nv opinion these
mufiiations vsrs csuHrd solely fhruuRh
Cmrmie#EnnHH Inform ton w.nH oh.
tniue1 from fHN mayor az to fhn tntaf
coliscfionE ~ Aymard waa rranun- p
albls Tor through this source. and I
tcontiruea or paas rhrssA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
Registration Officer Author.
izcd - Place All Who Arc
Qualified on List.
Those Who Have Paid Tax
cS Can Nuw Have Their
Names Enrolled and Vote
IN the Special Bond Flee
tion Next TUESDAY
Council VIII Pass Ordi-
nance Tonight

A. he regular mfrfIns 10 Ehr city
council held Iaaf NIrHf Alderman
Semwss introduced au urdIusngr proc
Nidlnn fhaf tHr uamfa ur uunernur
voters - the ritr Who possess en- fhe
4unliR oations prescribed fnr voters a.
ne special bond election 90 BE- held ne.
CEN her goth. but whose names have
been Inadvertently omitted from the
lists - voters qualified Co vote IN that
aierfiuu ha hddsd fo fhs list - thcae
dmailHah ~ vote TIE ordinance was
cad - nrsf and second time and viii
be brought up Tor passage az q special
meeting q ths council 30 - held "a
SIS o'clork this eveninE The ordi-
nance - as follows
an ordinance. - bs cutitl.a An or
dinance relating e. the preparation ~
fhs lists - voters ~ ths city auan-
fod 20 vote a. ths special bond slec-
don - ~ held December a0th. fnii
whereas The names ~ numereus
voters ~ ths city - Pensacola who
poss~sr sll ths qualifications prescribed
for voters at the special bond election
20 be held December son. 1914. pur-
suant 20 ordinance No es. approved
Nsvsmhsr -eth. 1919. have been inad-
vsrtsntiy omitted from the iists %
voters qualified 20 vote az said election,
which have been prepared hv the city
reEietraffon n~tcer. and approved ~
the council. snd rublish~d a. required
~ sectlon eleven ~ tho aforesaid or
dinances now therefore,
BE n ordained hy the mayer ard
council - the city % Pensacola
section ! That 10 shall Re tAs
duty % the city registration ufreer.
acting under the supervision and direc
tinns - the board nf CanyaEsers fur
said bond election. - add 20 the hs.s
~ the voters vho ars qualified % vote
af said election. which have heen pre-
Pared ~ him. and approved and p2o-
Iisbrd. - aforesaid. tho names ~ AT
other voters of said citv who posse "a
al the Qualification preHcrlbed by the
aforesaid ordinance for voters a. said
bond election and whose names he
shall be requested 90 add % said lists.
Section That the persons who's.
names are contained in the lists pre-
pared. approved and publishes az
aforesaid. and en- those whose names
shall Re added thereto a. r. horehy
authorized shall be entitled 20 vote a.
said bond election the same as N az
said names had been contained IN the