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The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-13
THEY LIKE OUR STYLE.

Washington, June 12-Panama is so we'll pleased with the way the United States supervised tine registra tiuu fur iier national elect ions iicir that both political parties have asked the state department to supervise the elections to the municipal councils. It will be done.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-13

CHAMPIONSHIP BASEBALL GAME Rockville and Cedar Glades
 Vs.
 SOUTH HOT SPRINGS.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-13

Former Milwaukee sensation who has been purchased outright by Man ager Mike Finn of the Mobile club, and who is expected to shine in Southern League company.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-13
DRESS FORMS.

Mrs Armstrong will be in the city for @ short time All parties desiring dress forms, call POI Cedar St. Phone 1892 6-9-1w
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-13

The ladies of the Temple Aid Soc iety will give a card party at the rooms of the Standard Club this even ing, The public is cordially invited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
Stuart Is Offered
$250,000 For His
Elk Garden Lands
L,necInl 10 rhc rImes-DI.pntch.l

ISrccInl 80 The TImcS-D iSpntch.l
bristol, Va. september lit la
stated here Tonight apparently on
good authority that swift IS Co., the
Chicago pnci<ers. have offered Henry
c. Stumrt, the virginia cnttle king,
s25O.O for his Elk Gnrden Ernzing
Innds, embracing $4,000 acres I'm
Ilusaell County, much of which IL
mountainous. hut NIL OF which IL
adapted to blue grnss. Mr.. Stunrt,
it * said, has made h price of $780,
OnO. and ID IL probable the deal VIII
he contaminated on this basis.
"Tac significant feature of this
proposcd deal" said prominent
Enstcrn Virginia stock dealer to-
night SIS that IL means that the
big packers are coming direct TO
the soil. In my opinion" he con-
tinued. .the dry In not distant when
much of VirGinin's grazing lands
Will he ihc property of the HIS
packers. and irhtcni of depending
altogether upon the fnrmcr0. they
will In the future produce beef eat
lilo for their picking plants upon
their own lands"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
BIG ATTRACTIONS
FOX STATE FAIR
Visitors to Midway Will Have
Choice OF Numerous Free
Performances.

AIor. people. more SHOWS, more fun
for every body IS the siosan ot Fred
L. Wis. concess.onaire ia charge o. the
amusement features at the coming
state Fair. which begins OCTOBER =.
When the midway. with all its aceou-
trements. stands arr4yed ~ the Fair
Grounds. reaGy for the commencement
O. Performances. there VIII oe gain
cred q coterie Of entertainers from all
over the world. with attractions OF eN-
treme interest Tor the public.
Two hundred people Will take part
in representation " the destruction
OF the Spanish Armada. This produc-
I!on VIII oe given with the aid OF
fireworks. Tho display OF pyrotecn-
MICS Will be greater than ever before.
In addition taerc viii be an.userne nts
for all grades OF taste Nine. Milhel-
nina Wright Calvert. the greet prlma
donna VIII be there TO entertain the
musical.y critical Harry Henry. the
the Mace-Gay company OF solo!sts Will
divide the musical honors with the
pr!ma donna The F.llls family. with
their trained horses. the Five Flying
Boys. the Pate Diving Girls, HARDY.
King OF the Air. Hutchinson. the bal
loon man CD )ra, the girl motorcyciist l,
and the Babkar troupe OF Arabs Viii
/ 81 De on the l4-fsNGg ~. Lie 4t4tAN1-
ton OF the thronss. The aggres atlon
will be aided ana abetted hy tae Her
schor Company u Russian Dancers.
These attractions Will be provided by
the mana cement without charge to the
public
Only three days remain Tor entries
in the women's department, the stock
horticultural, flowers and dairy eXhib-
its. The entries in these competitions
- j.. I
for the farm products. poultry and
manufactures exhibits UP 10 IS late as
| FRIDAY, September 20.
The aim OF the managers OF the fair
this year is TO make the event . highly
educational one in all departments.
Especial stress will be placed on the
exhibits OF poultry. stock and manu-
features. Director Spllman says that
practically ali the space in the indus
trial building is taken. 4 number OF
highly interesting manufacturing ex-
hlb.ts have been listed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
PLAN VEL c 0 N {
FOR VISIT R S
Mayor Ainslie and Chamber of
Commerce to Join in Enter
tanning Philadelphians.

Philadelphia boosters. who travel un-
der the title OF the Fourth Phladel-
phia Trade Expansion Excursi on." Will
visit the cities OF Virginia and North
Carolina this fall and will be officially
received here By Mayor Ainslie and a
committee OF the Chamber OF Com
merce. r =. Dunlop, secretary OF tho
Chamber of Commerce. received d few
days ago letter from c. W. Summer
neld. secretary OF the General philadel-
phla Trade Expansion Committee, ask
ing Tor the name OF Richmond's new
Mayor. In order that Mayor Blanken-
burg, Of Philadelphia, might communi-
cate with HIM IL regard To the tour
OF the Philadelphia boosters. The eN-
act date for the trip has not yet been
nXed, but a special trainload of Philn-
delphlans Will make a stop here Mr..
Dunlop wrote assuring MIR Summeriield
of the cooperation OF the Chamber OF
Commerce in an appropriate welcome
Tor the visitors, asking for copy or
the program, with dates. as soon az it is
issued. Mayor Ainsiie wrote u Mir.
summerheld yesterday. after confer
ring with Mr. Dunlop assuring him OF
his Willingness TO cooperate with local
committees OF the business organiza-
tons in making the visit IF the Cen
eral Philadelphia Trade EXPANSION
Committee Pleasant and agreeable
The visitors will probably arrive in
November and will be welcomed nv
Mayor Ainslie Plans are on foot tor
a luncheon u be rendered by the local
business organizations. a motor car
tour OF the city and other features
more or less dependent on the time
the visitors Will consent u remain here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
ASK FOR CHARTER
FOR G|NTER PARK
Town Wants to Incorporate and
So Secure Public
improvements.

committee OF seven hcs.dents OF
Dlnier Park vas appointed at q meet
ing of the Ginfer Park Citizens Asso-
cation Tuesday night for tho purpose
OF presenting TO the Henrico County
Circuit Court AT ITS October session a
petition for thu towns incorporation.
The step was t-lsru after thorough dis
cussipn on tne part 90 the members of
the association. Every side 81 tho pro-
posed Incorporation was examined. and
IL was ihe uniform opinion of those
presen, thar tne move would he FOR
the best Interests of the communlty.
IHnter Park Includes a territory Of
considerable size north OF the city Nm
ITS Its population might he placed
AT 100 souls Oh a conservative. est!-
mate. TaAabl. property to the approx-
innate value % sl.-0o0DO is inclosed
WITHIN the boundaries Of the proposed
Incorporation.
The citizens VINO are pnsh!ny the
movement contemplate thu niainte-
nance OF parks the establishment, OF a
ire department. with motor chemical
wagon TO answer alarms. and other
public improvements Tho incorpora-
tlon OF the town wyuId enable greater
efficiency 10 bee obtained in carrying
ont such projects iaan under the pres
en; plan of organization
John Garland Pollard. who presided
oNer the meeting. on motion. appointed
inc following siN men TO serve with
himself. on tn- committee TO present
ihe matter to the Circuit Court. VI. j..
Fulton. Chairman. Christopher 3 Car
net'. VI ii Gillian. John :. Egsieston.
feorSc y Skipwith and G. Carlton
Jackson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

was not adopted By the convention
for tho reason that the committee on
resolutions recommended that /, be
sent back to the state com mittee with
Instructions 70 adopt plan conform
ing TO tho law
il that meeting a protest w5s made
oF consreFswan William i Jones.
the member of the committee on reso.
lttons from the First District, to the
effect that negroes would be allowed
10 vote under the new law Issue was
taken by Senator l. c Foikes. com.
nittee7'an from the THRU District.
An unofficial opinion recently ren.
aered by Attorney Genera! Samuel V
Williams and published in The Tines
b!'paich last sunday seems 20 settle
ihe point-at least it wa accepted by
the judges OF election In TUESDAYS
primary ia Richmond and viii be ac-
eenieH u IL understood. by the Judges
]" the Fourth District primary to be
Aeld september 81 Judge Williams
thinks that taking all the laws and
vote In q primary held bv the Demo.
cratic party In NirEiui.
No particular contest come. before
the committee Tonight. but Il row is
Ways possibility The committee
VIII consider conditions In the state
as regards the national tickc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

flesh rapidly, and the doctors say | have
every symptom OF Bright's disease OF the
Kidneys II YOU think would be beue-
hted by Pcruna | will certainly Try some,
as tho doctor, have practically given nc
up. the -amc Is they did him
III reply wish 10 Say. first. that never
make any promises as TO what Peruna
NH cure No physician can make posi-
tive statements 81 that sort | can say
TINS much however, II ! were III your
place should certainly give Peruna a
trial ! know OF no other remedy that
would be so likely 10 be OF use TO you in
your prcscn, condition as Pcruna Take
a tablespoonful before each meal and at
bedtime. Continue this for two or three
week. and then il there is anything YOU
wish 70 ask me further write me and !
VIII give your letter prompt attention
If md th.i the Pcruna Is not helping
you wlll bc perfectly frank and tel you
So, Tor would not have you take PcTuna
unless it wis really helping YOU But it
mas rescued So many cases 81 kidney dis.
case that ! am quite confident YOU will
ind 1t exactly suit.d 20 your case
kiducy disease begins with catarrh Of
me kidneys Pcrlna is catarrh remedy.
Unless the destruction Of tho kidneys l.
already too great Pcruna relieves the ca
tarrh and the cause II the kidney disease
Is removed
shall an~iously avail, report Of your
case Kcmem6ef all letters are sacedly
conhdential never use any ones name
Or address without his written consent.
My correspondence IS absolutely private.
Peruna Is for sale at all drug stores
SPECIAL NOTICE. Many persons
are making inquiries FOR the old time Pc
runa To such would say this formula
Is now put out under the name OF KA-
ar no, manufactured by KA-TAR-
10 Company, Columbus, Ohio Write
them and they viii be pleased to send
you free booklet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
WOULD RUN CARS
ON CENTRAL LOOP
Plans Filed for General Trans
fer Point at Eighth and
Franklin Streets.
NEW COMMITTEE ORGANIZES
Gilbert X Pollock Chairman and
Ordway Fuller Subchairman
OH Streets.

Ilans for centering the suburban
street car lines OF Richmond at "a
general transfer point were laid be-
fore tho Council Committee on Streets
yesterday afternoon by General At
t1rney y Guison, OF the Nirginia
Railway and Power Company. The
plans include bringing the cars OF the
First Street line from r.rton Heights
and Lakeside into Broad at First. down
Broad to seventh, down Seventh to
Franklin, along Franklin TO Eighth.
up Eighth to Broad. and back along
Broad to First street. operating the
Highland Park cars down seventh.
across Broad around tn. same loop.
and the cars from South Richmond
from Seventh street into FRANKLIN.
then TO Eighth. thence TO Broad. TO
seventh. and return by the present
route Captain Guigon explained that
IN order to make the proposvd loop a
franchise would have 70 bee granted
for the single east-houud track ia
frsnklln street ftom Seventh 90
Eighth Street
Broad street CroAs-ONerr.
what he wanted al once. however,
was for the committee TO sanction the
plan proposed by permitting the lay
ing Of the elaborate SPECIAL connec-
tion curves and cross overs at Seventh
and Broad streets IA connection WIN
the present repaNtng OF Broad street
II would take som. time 20 make these
special curves and oross-overs. and
IA. was unwilling 20 cut into the new
smooth paving at THIS poln; just after
II has been completed. He ~Xplhined
that there was already such conses-
ton % cars on Main street between
Seventh and Eighth that IL would not
10 practicable To extend the loop SER
vice 20 Main street. The matter was
referred to subcommittee consisting
of Mcssrs Mills Powers and pollock.
with instructions 10 report at the regg-
lar meeting OF the committee next
Monday afternoon az o'clock.
Committee Organizes.
The committee was called 70 order
At O'Clock by city Clerk Zen T.
August. and was ,he first Of the COM
mli,ees OF the now Council 20 organize.
Councilman Gilbort K Pollock was
elected chairman and Alderman Ordway
Puller sub-chairman. Tho committee
determined upon the sixteenth and
twenty-elgh,h u each month as It's
regular meeting date. except where
those dates tail on Saturday or Srntar,
when the meeting will ho held on the
following Monday u was decided that
hereafter meetings ~ the committee
would be AZ 3 o'clock instead OF :.
The committee recommended 70 the
Council. ~ the reqrest O. City Eugl-
neer Boiling. Il transfer OF $4,000 from
tho bond issue for sewers 70 The CON
stvuct!or % certain special sewers
which the engineer stated we're urgent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
News Of South Richmond

from Samuel Meyer. who now uses the prern-
ises as a department store.
Three small houses and lots. known as
s'l-5lo and 5l7 Decatur Street we're ais,
bought by Mr.. simonpeitrl. The lot. have
total frontage OF seventy-eisht feet. Tho
Price paid sor the property IS placed at
Personal Mention.
Harry Deitrck. o. AleXandria. is spending
III vacation vith his parents on cambridge
Street
Marshal, W. Revin and wife left Yesterday
'or Chicago where they expect 10 remain
about a week
Mr and Mrs W 3 La,urn. Mrs c. H.
Dorset aud Miss Mae Dorset OK Greensboro.
ara the guests OF Mrs r. +. Ellington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
----- -
PROTECT YOUNG GIRLS
Equal Suffrage Loague Wants Age of Con-
sent Placed ut Eighteen Years.

At meeting @: the executive Committee
o; tho Equal Suffrage League. held on
passed;
Whereas the matter o: adequate legal
protection OF youns girls in Richmond and
Virginia has been subject Of deep con-
Germ TO members % the Equal Suffrage and
Whereas the failure O.; the Lesisia ture OF
1912 20 pass bill. raising the age OF CON
sent from fourteen 10 sixteen years OF age
equally amazed aud discouraged us
Therefore We desire to express our appre-
citation % tao movement recently inauEu-
rated By the Ministerial Union. the Juvenile
Protective Society and tho Mayor OF the
city. and hereby heartily endorse the reso-
iutions adopted by the Police Board Of
Rlchr1lord. recommending cooperation IN
peiiiioning the Legislature OF 1914. 10 SO
amend the present statute as to make the
age o. consen; FOR girls In virginia eighteen
instead %; fourteen years OF age az
uresert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Tines. Dispatch Is In vecelp, ., ,
,ett-E rom tAr treasurer Of the Democrats
Nationai Committee urging that Vigorous
eTor, be maze 70 raise suues fo- tie aeces.
sAFy expense. o; The wilson MaFsAali cam.
Il IS pointed out ,ha, the Repubican
parry has unlimited wealth a, is command.
while fhe Democrats are relying On small
contributions from The people
The l!mes'D!spaioh has received the toi.
Previously acknowledged ...............,sss 5,
Jon" u "efa Sr-..-.-t-. --...---....... .
lo'ai .--.t...- -....-................!s ss IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
TYP Hold IN STATE
REDUCED BY HALF
Physicians Reports SHOW ,527
Cases This Summer Against
3.IgS in 1911.
EDUCATION is THE SECRET
Hopes OF Health Workers Fully
Borne Out by Official
Statistics.


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cases 90 ,v,boi5 H.
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cases ,vl~. r.-or,Ni
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sta,e i, ie b'i,e,.sa 80. ~ - M
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siec,,ss.a ,a,'.. ..-,,.,
round r,,r,,s,. -aii
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

William Rueser qualified yesterday
In the Chancery Court as the admins
traitor OF the estate of Charles \.
Ruegcr The estate is valued at 81
600
J Sterling Taylor qualified as execu-
tor OF Robert A. Gillian The estate
is valued 81 s4.lO0.
Mrs. Ida " Lipford qualified as ad-
ministrator of the estate OF Arthur
Carruthers The estate is valued at
$1,000.
Grace ". shepperson qualified as ad-
mtnistratriX OF the estate Of Alice 3
.Shepperson The estate IS valued at
$4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
STATE COMMITTEE
TO MEET TONIGHT
Primary Rules May Be Under
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Situation.

The state Democratic Committee
viii meet at 5 O'clock to-nigni at
Mnrphy's Hotel. upon the call Of Ciair-
man J. Taylor E.lyson. This Will be
the FIRST meeting since the state Dem
ocratlc Convention held ia Norfolk to
MAY At that time the committee
adopted primary plan intended 10
eccord with the new Byrd law But 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

The .penitent!ary author!t!es yester-
day asked the police 10 look Tor Minnie
Adams. coiored. charged with violating
ner parole. 4 reward OF s2o has been
offered for her capture.
Joe Arthur. colored. another peni-
teHtiay prisoner, escaped from the
state Farm. Twenty dollars reward
has also been offered for him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
A Sick Man
Writes DIR. Hart
man About
Kidney Dis
case
\ gen tIcnllil

y gen tlcin1n
writes me: Il va :
greatly Interested
in your article de-
escri bling the
Kaufman case OF
serious disease Of
the kidneys. The
description Of hi
case exactly out
lines my condi-
ton | am sure
ii Pcruna cured
him as you say. it
would cure me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

The board Of managers o. the Retreat
tor the Sick VIII hold 4 rummage sale M
1907 East Main Street beginning on Monday
ana extending Though tho week. The wo-
patronize the sale, but will send con,ribu-
t.ons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Judgment was entered yesterday in
the Law and Equity Court in the case
'of walter L. Granger against John H.
Schwartz for SS2.23
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
SHOWING IS
MADE BY BLUES
Big Attendance at Inspection.
Band Sergeant Overcome
by Heat.

4 crowded gallery last n!ght wit
messed the annual state inspection at
me Blues Aruo!y. The field ana STAFF
officers. aoncommissioned stan. color
guard band ana Companies \ and b
ali lined up in full dress before Lieu
tenant-Colonel 10 Lane Stern. w-lo
subjected the men TO MS customary
rigid scrutiny
A record OF 100 per cent was scored
by the field and noncomfnissioncd
s,afs' the colo. guard and band a
similar mark was given TO the papers
nd properly of Companies \ ana Is.
which were inspected yesterday after
noon The company attendance was
Up 10 the standard. two men being
reported absent from Company ! and
three men from Company D
Heat Prostrntes Sergeant
sergean, samuel Edeson. Of the
band, wa overcome by heat in the
midst Of the inspection hy Lieutenant
Colonel Stern, and fell to the floor In
q dead faint He was carried to rle
cas-, balcony. where ten minutes OF
vigorous tanning and q judicious use
.oi Ice water stood him UP on end
once more = physician VINO was
present among the spectators ran 10
the sergeants aid. but there was 10
need for medical assistance. After an
absence Of fifteen minutes, Sergeant
-deson rejoined the band and passed
the inspection.
Companies c ana D NIL report for
the inspection Tonight Aiding Lieu
tenant-Colonel Stern we're Major Z. ".
Bowles. Captain Joseph LeAiasu-ier.
adjutant Captain r B Med DWELL and
captain r. NJ. Bidgood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
Lee Must support family
Captain Wright on Furlouch
7imonpcItri Bnys I.roncrtv.

August Smonpeitr! yesterday acquired two
pieces o; sou'hside property. according TO
deeds ot bargain and sale recorded ia Husi-
ings Court. Part II
The larger % The pieces o. property is
located on the north line Of Hull Stree, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth with a
froniase OF thirty ;eet II was purchased
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
TWO CONVICTS ARE
KILLED BY POSSE

Rawlins, Wyo-. Nov 2.-Richardson
and Backstrum, two of the cOnvicts
who escaped from the Wyoming peni-
Tertiary here on October 10. were
killed by posse near Powder Springs
on the Wyoming line, accord
ing to telephone messages received
here.
A fierce battle took place when the
posse, headed by sheriff Terril and
deputy sheriff Ogee, finally cornered
the fugitives, after a chase of more
than two weeks. Burke. a third con-
Wet, escaped. None of the posse were
hurt.
Richardson, Backstrum and Burke,
three Of the most desperate among the
eight cOnvicts who escaped on October
Is, killing one citizen and stabbing an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
Shop With Us by Mail

ETEN If you cannot visit our store in person
IL you can enjoy all the advantages of a city
shopping place through the use of our perfectly
organized Mail Order Dept. Your orders viii
be given prompt and painstaking attention, the
goods being forwarded the day the order is
received. These orders are filled BY expert
shoppers who give them the same care and
thought that would be given to personal pur-
chases. We guarantee absolute satisfaction in
every instance-or the money back cheerfully.
Express charges and postage viii be prepaid on
orders amounting to $500 or more, except on
heavy merchandise, such as sheetings, muslins,
ginghams, etc.
Samples of the new Fall fabrics viii be sent
upon request.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02

other, had remained together in their
flight through the hills southwark to-
wards Colorado, GLIDING the pursuers
time after time. All three were armed,
and they stole food and ammunition
along the way. Several posses have
been constantly on their trail, but they
succeeded in keeping ahead of their
pursuers until last night
The bodies of the dead convicts will
be brought to RaWlins. The pursuit of
Burke is being continued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02
THE WEATHER.
FL Paso. saturday. Nov. ?. 1912.

El Paso, Saturday, Nov. >, 1912.
Forecasts.
Ell PasO and vieinity-Fair tonight
and Sunday; warmer
New Mexico-TOnight and Sunday in
creasing cloudiness and warmer north
and east portions.
West Texas Tonight and Sunday in
creasing cloUdiness; warmer.
Local Data.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-02

tives in Kansas. Mr.. Nelson will soon
leave for the old home in England. Mr.
Hans is now postmaster.
n Sampler has sold his bees to
Frank Basham- Mr.. Stamper viii soon
join his family in Arkansas.
The Episcopal women gave a Hal
lowe'en party last night in the school
house.
The work of cleaning the Las Mesa
ditch will start Monday.