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The evening world., 1912-12-13
Kate Of Ballynacrazy
BY Eugene Geary

40 sec her thr.ppin' across the
green
/ Sch Q colleen niver wac seen.
DO yez think ia say she looked IKE
queen7
Troth, 1 wouldn't DO that to plass
ye! .'''
For where's tho queen OF fame an
renown.
Wid her golden crown consailin'
frown.
Could boast OF such cur1s an eyes 30
brown
As Kate OF Ballynacrszy7
I've oft heard tell Of the sons OF Msrs,
Home from the wars. covered Wild scars.
In every country undher tho stars
But their throubles wor few an aisy.
Compared wid the woe in this heart Of
mine;
Achin' an breakin' IN rain or mine.
Ochone! Like this must I always pine
For Kate Of Ballynscrsyf
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SIS
EMMA JARR SEEKS A &c.,.
RICH SANTA CLAUS.
o'"'ssssS II. RI r. s s.;: fH4s w.t. o.

- vHA .I.HA going In for
Nv Chr,,,m..... a.k.a Johnny
w R.ngi. -. h. waitsd. nth
M. nm. .,.ter. for m. J.rr children
m ,h.,r ~ % .ohoni
~ .,,., ~o,,, >, toll vou bac.us
YOU'D Vant 10 cot VIVA, I'm going 20
get" replied Master Jsrr.
Az. 40 ON, Tall m. waa.aha- so,n,
60 set." repeated Young Mr.. Rauxie.
TN ro,nr 20 ger a doIl ana a at of
d,xhs. and a doll hou.s.'-began little
Miss Jarr whiIs nttle Miss Rangls broke
Ia upon her rhspsod,es by raising her
voice M octave and shouting:
You amt! iou ANTI"
"why amt II" asked little Miss Jar.
Because u wrote myself TO Sanity
claus for u doll and q Sc, Of dishes and
q doll house and doll baby car
r1ase"'- ......
And toy plano and . pink plush
plsSie.' chimcd In little Miss Jar. II
saw the pink plush pdgEiss when was
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whit to her cot where the smoke curls
blue.
My darlin' to Wow. Sure. what could I
do.
But tell her the love In my heart 90
thrue?-
An what she ala would amaze ye.
She rose from her wheel-could yez only
Her roguish glance. such a plague Is
She
Then kissed her mother-an' looked a.
Sweet Kate OF Baliynscrazy.
All then. Kate ashore. It's your great
brown eyes
Can bid me arise an Danish me siEhs.
Did yez ever know. darun', how tast
time hies3
An 'twon't DO now TO be iasy.
Wan little word will end me woe;
Como to me. sweetheart; whisper Il low
Mavournesn. I knew that ys loved me
Ny Kate of Dsiiyuaorasy.
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Lone and Faisehood.

7 3 one ever 1usu-
ned n lying to
! the psrson one
loves?
! hardly think %.
It has Al avs
seemed TO me that
ono Of the happiest
sccompaniments Of
perfect love In per-
feet fra n X ne 8 ..
The Bible puts 1t
another way. Per
feet low castetn
out fear" That 10.
"a $1,000 20. n
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CHAPTER XXI. ,.,.
Duniarey Plans a Card.

JRIN0 the week foliovins
I'd Haxelton's depar tufs for
Chicago Hollis dh not see
much Of Nellie. In the few
days preceding his departure
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Betty Vincent's 49,
Advice to. Lovers

suitable Christmas gift for Q young mar
whom have known six monthsr'
A book Or = box OF home-ma candy
The evening world., 1912-12-13
No. 5-THE READING LESSON.

I'VE you ever hoard IN
imltat1on Of . sohoolboy
reciting or reading aloud.
such a. are often given
- sha s,unAsufIlA NJ n "a
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CHAPTER Xxx.
tOsst1nued.I
The Kickevs Candidate.

appeared presently ana
Joined them there. The young
man was not able to conceal
his 10Y ovr the prospect Of
ki~ uitimata racoyarv from
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0oroens Iyremtio.

3 y0unif bolteitpre" i~frioe5 ON
oeite Spsrg8mool: Ser iiges ferit,
at 9onmnrfs Opgoaen i 6pifIuno
oil bore ifebneinanger for Soerrig,
fom oeroeO 6lioer umio0elbar ga.
DO til oct politiif % fommercielt
iaa ooermGgtige Gpiflano. 0erfor
er en- Ceiling of Dannlarf mellem
5piflan0 % Sperrig, iom Der nm
0ertfoen er Gale ON, be1er life nut
ia, tbi 6eriom Soerrig tit ben
Iip1anoife 2grltppe og Spitlono
Reiten al Oonmorf, oil0e Soerrig
foa ben megtige Stat moo SpO til
8obo. On nirfelig Gilnprmelie mel.
lem De 3 norofite 9onOe er finn
m1lig, noar Oanmarf meo rus
tiff 0iplomatiif Ststte un06rager
fig Spfflonos fpnlenoe 5nDnto9
5Difernes annosielier, iom oi 0es-
oprre til oeIs felp bar forIfpIot poo
@run6 al er. ubel0ig Oonif ltoen'
rigspolitif, bar mn nnnet bet Blmft,
at De er be1pnot at fortolfe Utter.
istroftaten mellem Spiflnno, Dan.
mari, Sperrig oa HusIano ioale-
oes, at 0onmarf (oben / Gebet peo
Snerries SieIpl iful6e ytpinges
til at ~ooerboloe giterisoefloratio.
men al 1908, Oct pil fiee: iperre
Snno og gpIter moo life baltiife
5%loooer" (Die @ren5boten, Or. 26,
1919. st tpoeligere 8epis poo, at
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Dunutnrk. .@


teritg bar oct i'll. o9tatt." pitt
at ben npere Gel al 9pgningen er
opfgrt poo 9iplfeoprf, JON efters
boonoen er rooonet, eiter at @runo.
Oon0et er innfet. Oct oil 0erfor
bore neOoenoiot at igrge ior en-
nD og iifrere 5unOomentering al
goermure oo De ioere 5%orbin0elieS.
oe99e. Snor itor B%etOitningen Der.
Oeo bill blipe, fon life en0nu iigeS,
men UNDER 100000 SER. 6lioer oct
iiffert life.
llbbbbning af aSiens 9aon. AS-
lens, 80. 0ftober. s asiens 8p'
roa0s0teOe / 4ites fremiottes ira
SobneuOouIget 6orilog ON Staro'
iettelie al 8oloprferne peo 9aDnens
Dpboe oeo golo9rferne fors8es til
20 500 og moo eoentuelt flulne no.
0Dbes til % SOD. Seilren0en o9
SDoieplooien uo0pbeS til % 500.
@n0oi6ere omlpgges Sopneiporet III.
m. Omtoitningerne Oe0 iontligeglr-
bei0er err aniloae0e til ca. 10000
SIR. Otter en- meoet oeIpilIig 0ao0to'
9eIie git So9en til 2. 8~ebonOling.
8illemOes.@ aarben. asiens, 80
Oftober. Som ti0ligere omtalt oil
S6belten 9eoer BillemoeS' 5s0e.
iteo Der / 9pen bliDe beooret for 81.
terilpgten, ioet asiens aommune
- meO Ststte bl. a. ira Staten
- bar peotaget at febe Den biitori.
.ife @ooos Stne6uS M. M.
3 aSIens 9DraooS M60e / afteS
oplpiteS oct. at ASiens 0megns
SparetaSie bar ifpnfet 400 SIR.
og Sofipgermeiter @eOerfeIo Be
Simonien, er6olm, 800 ar. til
@aoroens 8eporeIie.
Afilpret MinOesmGrte. 5irsOog
@ftermiOOog Den 20. Oft. ofile.
reoes / a6benboon i aonmunebo-
Ipitalets Ntmosbaoe Ell 0tinOes.
mprfe, iom Ell areos al 8enner %
WeoorbeiOere bar reiit oper afOeOe
9oipitalsOirefter q. @reoiteo. Ia
len bolotes al 9or9meiter 5enien,
meoens SoipitnISoiretter ytielien
toffeOe 9iorooooerne og mootog
MinOesmerfet poa Soipitolets Beg
he. Sngenisr SdsGer taffeOe pon
enfefrl @re0iteos Gegne.
Rinoesmqrfet beitnar al en- bel.
1i9nenoe 9ronoeblite al ben ofosOe
ooenpaa en- bei iirfantet Grant,
ioffel.
Observation-Disclosures a%ouperatiOn.
Sra poaIioelig Slide eriarer
.a6bon." at Socialoemofrotiif 5or
buno / 2ebet al ben fommenOe
D1aaneO itorter ct MT fooperatipt
5oretagew0e, nemlig en- Bog %
8~opir6an0el uloer Napnet o5rem-
90. @tubleringen ioreitoaes al
Sneoe og observation-disclosures 6or.
blll0s 6ormono, 5. u. &omien, 6or.
retningsfsrer G6riitenien og Sr.
staining. Son geitprer nppnes en-
Bog. % BopirbonOler Martin Gen.
len. Der orbeioes energiif 6lauOt De
forifeaige 6o9s 9eitpreIier ior at
fna Observation-Disclosures til at
it6tte oct me cooperative 5oreta-
gen0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15

l6ens fri 9enifub og beloiaige 3ell.
traGitet, uoen 6oilfet De pil 6lipe
reDet ooer @n6e Of ben i~looiife 5lo0.
S ii6ite Snitans bliDer oct (ielp-
f6I9elio lln0er Soerri95 56rerito6)
foreneoe NorOens itore OpgaDe 0en;
at optrn0e iOm 5ormioIer mellem
ben gernonIfe og ben iGopiife Ger.
ben, for at un09ao, at 2igeop9ten
belt forrDffes til sfo0e for enten
Den enc e0er ben oi10en."
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oct bar Ell Sell al 0onmarf at Del.
toge / 9iterigtraftaten, naar eng
lono life Dor me0 0eri, fan man fife
ian. Men 0enne Pitt 66rer 10 o9.
ioa til en- al @reo Gobens oiplo-
matiife Erilumfer. % 6Ieo iom iaa.
Dan ! i'm EiO noturligois iorig for
ibnret / oBol." Of Or. 8riis.
Isl ber / 2g6et Of - 9lar gge
Dor 6elt5Gr til iolt 10000 Man0
10000 / SDaono meo 6Gonfeitil-
ling poo M1ols eQer Gentrolfpit.
ming beo 2%inijor0en; 10000 poo
Sun meO Sooe0re0uit pao Salp.
sen anlrOs6obeo be6 Deitre Store.
~b9ItsfDit; 10000 poo ben joel
lon0ife 9eruppe me0 6eitnin9en
3or0eItii9don0), boilfet ioorer til
De 100000 Mon6 al aorgon9ene
20-32 &or, iom Sperrig aQere0e
MI formoor at opitiae, og ion ni,
inoer De angibne 5oru0iptninger,
ON ne0pen0igt oil funne foriterfe
me6 ca. 10000 Won0; nenllig /
boert 6ol0 me0 to al 0e 6 iiel.
lon0ife Dioiiioner iomt, / GiGfploe
al os 9unitige 9~egioenbeoer til S6s,
ligeleoes meo en- ip0if.
9oa bette @runOlag, nemlig
iimpeltben: @ennemferelie af al.
min6elig 8GrnepIigt / Doumorf, /
Ste0et for oct nnopren0e 6oltenoe
lloifripningspItem oil Soerrig in-
~teresiere Jig IeoenOe for os o9 Dor
Sfe6ne, % oi oerbeo, / Ste0et ior
iom M at oGre S%pen1ferne en- alo0s
ONT 9enet, aft efter Smitpnoiq6eoer.
ne boo0e fan optrnoe iom 0ereS til
5enoerne pG6ne0e 5orpoiter moo
Spo % 8eit og atene oeroe0 oeffe
0eres ri9e ip0lige % peitli9e Bro
oinier (Gentret for belle Soerrigs
efonomiife 90 politiife araiD -
boilfe fun fon erobres og boloes
al en- Mo9t, Der er 9erre / 0un-
mari , Iont / 0gOSfol0 biplpe
0em moo git. Sperri9- 0anmarfs
itrategfife Stilin9 inOen for Ror-
Den oil ira pet gieblif bl.oe ian
itGrf, at 9tor0mrn0ene mart oil
6anfe poa Dor 0er for at blioe
taoet til NooOe, boilfet fan blipe
Dem tilltaoet, ionfremt ben norife
@9r / Weaemtf0en er 6rogt op til
10000 Mnn0, og Nor0men0ene
goor mo paa at title ct contingent
al $4,000 Mano til Ben BENT.
0onife Scr, JON unoer Soerrigs
5grerifob ifal operere bope0io9eIi9
/ Rit. Og NorOiuerrig."
9ois England ieirer / Oct fom-
meiroe Smmnenitso melem bette
2otp0 % 8pitlan0 trlies oct %ioreneoe
ytor0en life mere al nogen 5are
ira Sgo, men fan ltaa paa 8ogt
ooerfor ct alt Ior eneraaoeroe Jus.
lan0. DC iamleoe ipenif-oonif-nor.
ife StrIosfr9iter oil ppre 100000
Sinietropper, un0er 6oruoiptning
al at Oonntarf % Norges 99r
brtn9eS op poa forbolospis lnmme
Seioe iom Sperri9s.
Seirer oerimo0 GpifIono ga trues
Ror0en nprmeit al Den gamle sure
ira Spo. Wen 8pifiano oil life,
ielp ON oct ienOer ~ Dtiaion Sol.
'Oater til 0annorf eaer SDerrig
flinne ero6re 9toroen. Oesu0en fan
8pitlano life ale iaa mango Col.
batter, uOen at uOiette Jig for al
bIioe iIadet al duslnnO oe 5ronf-
rig, gieIp ON Gpiflan0 ogina /
6rentioen enom itSttes al 2ltrig.
lln8arn, Der / 8i~rfeIigbeoen er
@runopiaen ior bets mlppren0e
Segemoni / europa. Ren 0enne
@runOpiQe er iiprpngt meo peloige
.5t9ffer Habit 5olfemnteriale, bpis
@fspaniionsfraft (ii9r paa @rlno
ct operlegent 6eoielsoperi fuo) er
iterre emo baooe Gpifernes %
.p}agparernes, % for buem Gus-
lano er 9efrieren ira aarbunoreoers
5remmeOberreosmme. Zen Dag er
life fern, ou 8usIono bar enoelig
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uSeg cr fummcn til at babe Sort.

WAA3 - ~ ~ JNON oNR%N
lipil", u0tolte @piifoleioritoroer
@renool0 9tieIien, 8eitbirf, peo ct
@fteraorsme0e / Slim, life for6i
ieg | og FOR Jig tror, oct er Spn0,
men oct itieler ira monge @enneier
al for megen 6i6, ioo 0e mango
go0e Bigger itour oo muG0ner poa
@ogbpl0erne. &o0 o5 foo en- ling.
Dom, Der life lo0er Jig binOe / 81.
Oenifobernes 8oono eler forflooes
gennem s%rfesGsit aortipfl."
Garcts 2bnncOilas. 9pnneoiGogene
i Nor bar opret uaGnin0elig tai.
Irige. alene poo 9an0eien0omme,
iom cr foriifreoe / Den almin0eliee
@on0foriifrino for 2anObDgninger,
er Der iflo. o5pd. Sit" itet 227
Ne0ilo8, iom foroeler Jig poo 80
@aor0e, SO &uie, 3 9irfer, 4 Sfo-
Ter, , Sgiifoler, 1 9onobrligsffole,
2 Te9lbGrfer, 1 5oriomIingsbD9.
l 9rug5forening, 7 @in0mel-
Ter, 1 gonOm6Ie. 2 Sme0ier, 7
8iaoer. 6 @leftrieitetsperfer, 3
Yteierier. l 6ottiagaar0 og / go-
oeri.
NisiiOnSnNitiaina / 6OlitebrO.
Den g.. 6anife MISUNDERSTANDING
Tor Sn0ien og aino. Der 6or ppret
.0fbolot i SoIite6ro belle ii0Ite l1ge,
ifrioes Der Sen 20. ilutteoe / Sen.
bags. On 6orrnio0ooen preoife.
De S%tiftsprOpit 6eIpeg.2orien al
&iborg / airfen for en- betp0elig
6oriomlina, % ON gfterm500o9en
og 2tftalen of6oIotes / M1isiionSb1i.
Jet 10 meqet itprft beiggte Mo0er,
boor aommerberre Orbolm, cono.
r6eoI. Gilert Nortbenien og 8ropit
Npbolm tnlte.
ll0itiQingen bar / ugens Sob boft
ca. 10000 beisgenoe, og ser bar /
6orbinoelie meo Den ppret en- g1effe
6ore0rog % ofientliqe Msoer me0
forifeaiqe fenote 3olere.
ll0itiaingen pil mn bIipe forIo9t
til Sanders, boor ben nobnes Ben
"a. Ropember.
Gn iiGlben 6amiliefeit. Arbeios-
monO gtiels Z. 2orien og Slrtrli
poa Better Gbirirp Morf fon, Tfripes
Der Den %. Oft, ifl. r@enoi.
6i6." Den II. @opember feire 0eres
@ul0brpllltp. Somtioig fon @uI0.
bruoeporrets 9l6ite 0ntter og ben.
oes Won0 feire 6eres SeGobrpQllp,
og iantioig ieirer Acknowledgements
eneite Barn tit grpl1tp.
Sprnelnmmelicn. 4Suu 8rerlp
Spgeblts bar Der naret inoIagt t6
Fatierfter, booraf inn De 6 er no.
ifrepen. 3 81. uSpOi. 5%olfebG." bar
Der n9ret Sorilog fremme ON at
luffe SfoIerne % iorbDoe 4fboGoel.
ie oi "offettlige Meoer / 9rernp
Sogn; men enonu Den %. Oft. oor
Der intet foretaget / iaa Senieen6e.
acknowledgement. 0oIitebro, 26.
Oftober. 9pens % 0megnens for
life lang 9io itoen itifteOe Gortof.
feletsportforening bar / iiOite Jte9tl.
Ga6saar fn0fg6t oper 200 Cor. gooe
29ggefortofler, iom er bIeoen ioGgt
til Meolemmerne. 5orentngen bar
looet ii9 inomeI0e / Den ~npoontte0e
nOanif AnOelS. Acknowledgment"
Der omfotter 8 5oreninger og bar
Gontor / 4alborg. Iii Den fommen.
0e Siflfer er Der ira 0en beroPrens
.0e screenings MeoIemmer allereoe
fren1bu6t ca. $500 Cdr. 9ortoiler
til Solg; men Gebene er enOnu life
aFil1ttteoe, ga man nenter b6iere
Briier.
Gn ao%rtilntning / SilfcbOra. 5or.
leoen 2tften peO 6H.Sioen eit oct
eIeftriife 2pS ~pIuOielio uO ~forifeI.
lige Steoer / Silfebore. anleOnin.
gen bertiI oar / 5slee nSilf. ap."
EN- tor 8oppeI, JON itaar uOenior
@%ommidous 6abrif, % bportiI De
eleftriife 9eonineer er faitgIorte. 5
Den it9rfe Storm bor Erect hin.
get iaa Iterft, at 9~eoningerne er
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-18
RANDOLPH-MACON
WINS IN DEBATE

ASHLAND, March 17.--The de-
hating team OF Randolph Macon Col.
ioRe composed OF r. d. McNeer' o!
Aidershot. West Va, drst speaker ana
". s Long. OF Culpepper. Va. second
tie decision by the judges over oppo-
nents. n. c. Smith, OF PocohcntaA va,
first speaker and J. II. Montgomery. OF
Chattanooga Tenn. second speaker OF
Emory and Henry College, In the de-
bate In the College chapel. Friday
night. The Randoiph-Macon team
took the affirmative and Emory and
Henry the negative.
The subject Of the debate wsss
Resolved, That In American munioa-
palities with population OF yen
thousan nd or over. a tax on thu rental
value OF land fexciusive OF Improve
ment and waving question OF consti-
tutionalityl. should be substitute Tor
the general property tax.
The Judges were Richard Evelyn
Byrd. Prof James Wilson. OF Williams
and Mary College and J. II. Price. o.
Richmond. At the conclusion Of the
debate they unanimously decided that
Randolph Macon were untitled to the
silver cup and warmly congratulated
the team upon their splendid oratorical
display.
The College Gqec Club furnished an
excellent musical program. The officers
who presided were: President, F. NJ.
wray: First Vice. President. 6. b.
Baught and Second Vice. President, II.
l. Waite Walton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-18
OFFICERS THINKS
HE WAS "DOPED"

A, charge OF, drunkennass hes been
preferred by Captain Epps. OF the
Second police district. against Police
man w. X. Stone. who vas relieved
from duty bv Sergeant Rods SAtur-
day night when he APPEARED ~ the
station house In . daSed condition
with = prisoner. stone win have =
hearing before the Board Of Police
Commissioners 1T . meeting Of that
body Wednesday night This h tho
seccnd tifro stone has been before
the board on chargss during hts SER
vfra a. s<sp than ) ysAv.
Shortly after 8 o'clock R&turdAy
r'sht Etone called the patroi wa-on
and went into the station house with
nrisouer. He said he wante0 tn.
rem .t".eN .. = s~s~icious character.
swsne~ted Of larceny. but when Ques-
tjon~h ~ Ser----. Rode as to what
specific crime the man was snspected
II The r~'s~ewan could not give q
coh~rent answer. The sergeant sls-
r~ctir9 the cfieer was drunk. restsved
him of duty and seut him to tho re-
s~vvea' room IN sleep II on. The
pyts~ner ~-as p~les sed.
Thu polscewan's defepse for h0
ec~aition 1efrvaay rixht IL that r."
tc~s = soft drink and thinks It was
doped.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-18
KAISER'S SISTER is
PATRON OF BOXING

BERLIN. March III espite tho
fact that Emperor William frowns
upon the sport az low and degrading.
Princess Charlotte. OF Saxe-Meinine-
en-. eldest eister OF the Kaiser, con-
ttnues her efforts to make attendance
at fights fashionable, and today il was
reported that the Princess plans to
import several prise fighters from
London or Paris to give private ex-
millions before her guests whom she
entertAina.
Princess Charlotte Is one OF the
most enthusiastic patrons OF tho game
that prize lighting ever had aud the
bouts cannot be too bloody nor furious
when she 10 looking on.
So angry has Emperor william be-
come At the actions Of his efster that
he has Inspired the suppression Of
boxing IN the German capital and the
poles have orders to s'low no bouts
to be held.
Princess Charlotte and her aunt,
the Grand Duchess Of Mecklenbur~.
were among the hundreds OF womex
who attended the prize fight between
Jim Sullivan and Georges Carpenter
at Monte Carlo recently. The nEht
was one OF the most brutal ever seen
In Europe. About heh Of the spec
tators we're women, who cheered
when the knockout came.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-18
SEALED pUOPNsAv.s.
INVITATION TO DyDDEns.
CONVENTION BUILDING.

Sealed proposals. with b. open ~
noon, March 33d, 1918. ct the office Of
virginia Baptist Summer Encampmsn t.
No. se2 Traveller Building. Richmond.
Va.
Certified check for eieo.oe to ac-
company each proposal.
Dond required to fun amount Of con-
tract price. and to be executed by n
guarantee company doing business In
Virginia.
work TO start Ia 10 days and to b.
completed In - days from date Of
contract.
Time oe eomDist,sA Of Srims impor-
lance and viii ~ insistsd upon ~ sns
uwnSe4.
rlans, stc.. Oh 0is q Arahstect's
office. / North Eleventh strssk Rich
mond. Va. and at Hutl6ets' Exchange
Ia Richmend an6 Nex3olk.
instructions. 70 bidders an Ais with
pans
Non.resilsat halasrs nay ssssrs
plans and Specifications Tor estimating
81 snclosing 500 with nams And adj
dress 70 the architect
This amount u 70 cover expsnses and
win not ~ returned.
HId4efN nv fEque1te6 70 Use pF0p0sAI
blanks. which may y secured from
Ths rishs u rsasrvea y reisa ~
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-18
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TENNESSEE rsDsDg
PANY MAY HAVE
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For q long time there T.
no companies licensed q ~
moss OF insusing live stDe
ginia. The requirements ~
law az to security are ~
those companies feel 6iDp0o
ply with.
On SATURDAY. howeveB,
Department OF Insusn1,oo Som
application to do such = hqge1
the TennesHee Indemnity GQo1
corporation having . cop1enl
100000. The company Nll
$4,000 worth OF bonds XII
Treasurer Of the state ID 60
with the requirement ~ ~ Z ~
This company will theh ~ 49,
one In the State licsn1e1 a. a0M
stock insurance business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-18
NEGRO SUSPECT
UNDER ARREST

F2emmtng Wallace. . negro, TWEEN
ty.tour years old. was arrested last
night by Detectives Wiley and Keilam
ana locked up In tho First police sta
ton, charged with being q suspicious
character. suspected Of felory.
Tho hold-up in which wallace 10
suspected OF being implicated 10 as
sau)ttng James Rufian. Of eos North
Twvnty-ntnth street. at Twenty-sev.
enth ard r streets. shortly after mid
night Saturday.
Rufssan reported to the First police
station that he had been held up h.
two negroes, unknown to him. and
when they found he did not have any
money or yaluahles ON his parson, as
Sauited him. INJECTING injuries tina,
necessttated medical aid. Rufiian was
At.enoeo by DIR. Watts. OF the city am
hulance. and taken to his home. Tn
two detectives ricked up Wallace yes
terday as answering the description Of
one OF Ruttian's ASSISTANTS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-18
APPOINTS HIMSELF
JAMES CUSTODIAN
MAxEY CALLS FOR POLICE RE
SERVES AND ORDERS THE
BOATS TO STOP.

Commissioning himself caretaksr Of
the turbulent James and determined
that the mighty river would not be
contaminated by tho curious gisnccs
Of the numerous sigbtseers, WHO
thronged It's banks. o. Maxey. IS years
old. who lives near Ash and Lester
streets In Fulton. entered tho homo OF
Policeman Welsh yesterday afternoon
and brushing the officer aside. took
down the receiver of the telephone
and getting the First Police Station
on the wire, asked that MI the avail
able reserves be sent down at once.
refusing to answer the Officer 8
question ~ to what the trouble was.
Maxey strobe down to the river banA
and ordered the crowd away. threat IN
ing to arrest any who disobeyed his
command. Then he ordered all the
bouts to cease running and tie up un-
Ger penalty of immediate arrest.
Officer Welsh suspecting that Maxey
had been looking on the mountain
dew when II was sparkling, placed
bases on balls. Tereau pitched the
the First station to forget the re-
guest for reserves. Maxey Is charged
with being drunk and disorderiy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-18
BRITAIN CLOSELY
WATCHES CHINA
AWAITS INFECT or DISPATCH or
AMERICAN SQUADRON TO FAR
EAsTERN WATERS.
ADMIRAL GIVE VIEWS
DOES NOT THINK PARTITION OF
NEW REPUBLIC BY JAPAN
AND RUSSIA LIKELY,
AT PRESENT.

LONDON, March 17--Thc situation
In China 10 being keeniy observed
here. and the news that the United
States has ordered n cruiser squad
ron rushed to the Philippines has at
tracted marked attention.
This move Is taken to define the
attitude of tie United States gov
eminent towards an attempted paru-
ton OF China Dy Japan and Russia.
Admiral Cytrlan Er,dge. former d..
rector OF naval intelligence In tho
British military board. In discussins
the despatcn Of cruisers to the Phil
ippines BY tbs United States with the
correspondent Of the International
News Service indicated that his belief
that q naval clash In the tar East
ern waters 10 not out Of the Ques-
ton. He though the United States
should be certain OF its naval strength
before becoming involved.
'.tirst OF ALL" said the Admiral. =
have no knowledge OF the latest In
ternationai situation in China. and
don't know whether the statement
that Japan and Russia are goins 70
partition China lis true. Personally.
should think that the probability o.
tueiT QOlnS 30 Is tSIy tSAhSe1'
Effect Of Squadron.
II am quite certain that the dispatch
Of American cruisers to the Philip
pines---in itself---wouldn't have much
effect. Such a squadron would make
very little difference in the balance
of naval power unless there 10 big
American fleet already In the PACING
and l believe there 10 not.
''Of course, II there 10 going 70
be trouble 1t IL not unnatural ina!
the United States government should
wish to protect the property and lives
Of American citizens. A squadron o.
American cruisers. however. couidn'
prevent any partition Of China. ana
think that the expressed opinion ane
attitude Of the United States govern
ment would have much more effect.
Question Of Numbers
The American warship must always
be considering a factor to be reck'
oned with. But this time 1t appear,
TO be question OF numbers on tns
spot. The American Astatic meet
very small, and the squadron OF ar
,nored cruisers wouldn't do mucn te
adjust the balance with other neets.
Their despatch might be merely 81
indication OF the views Of the Ameri'
can government. and may ne 20 &C
complished. But II there Is going q
be trouble. then the best way wooic
be for the United states TO Keep sH
inferior feet cut OF the way unth SAG
n able TO have d concentration o.
force"