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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-02
CHAMBER TOURGE
ANNEXATION PLAN
Plans to Hold Mass-Meetings in
Adjacent Suburbs to Arouse
Public Interest.

Two things stand foremost upon the
yreater Chamber of Commerce I'M :
proyement pIan--the annexation OF
new territory adjacent 10 the city 10
be utilized as home sites for the
dwelling of men with limited Incomes.
and the construction OF a substantial
new bridge TO replace the one "nich
now spans the river at Ninth street
The chamber has long had these
things In mind. out Will now take up
an active campaign OF education with
the view OF securing them The pro-
cram includes mass meetings in the
suburbs. both in those that have a.
ready asked 10 be admitted and those
who have so far not shown this IN
cIination. Several OF the Southside
suburbs have already indicated their
Willingness TO take up the matter and
will call their residents together Tor
this purpose az al early date.
The City Council" said Business
Manager Dabney. discussing the an
nexation program. will be asked by
the chamber 10 adopt a !Fseral policy
In this respect. II will be asked TO
include not only communities when
are already largely developed pu1
to give its consideration also 10 the
importance OF taking in vacant are,
suitable for the construction OF az
,ractive homes for the masses, par
ticulariy wage-earners, clerks ana
people OF limited means An inves-
tigation will convince the Council OF
the great Importance OF prompt ac-
ton in this matter.
The new bridge project is urged IN
order 10 provide safe and adequate
highway between Richmond and Che7-
terheId County-something that the
present bridge does not oner- Sucn
a bridge would make possible the OPP
Grafton OF the Petersburg suburban
cars 10 the centre OF the city, eliml-
mating the irksome change on the
couthside and shortening the running
TINE TO the citys shopping districts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-02
MOT0RMAN SAVES
LIFE OF SLEEPER
Ashland Man Who Lay on
Trestle Rails Escapes With
Mangled Foot.

But for quick action on the part OF
Motorman VI. r Hughes. OF an OWL
car OF the Richmond and Henrico Rail-
way. J. w Priddy, OF Ashland. would
probably have been crushed 10 death.
instead Of escaping with manSied
foot. yesterday morning about >
o'clock Priddy went TO sleep on the
trestle crossing Gillje's Creek HIS
feet were across one rail. and his body
Law on the side of the high structure
Hughes was making the trip to Fulton
H.. saw the form OF Priddy when he
WAS but few feet from II. and MS
car moving at d good speed with
rare presence Of mind he reversed the
motors and brought the trolley 10 a
stsndstill after one of the wheels OF
tn front truck had passed over ms
right foot. Police Sergeant Sheppard
who witnessed the accident. said that
Hughes acted with remarkable cool
ness and unquestionably saved PriadE
life
The injured man was removed 70 the
comnany's ONCE. and DR.. H. L ma"
Rims. City Hospital ambulance sur
peon. summoned After render'he
emergency treatment he was remoVea
"a the Virginia Hospital 1t was salo
last night that Priddy would i've: ms
rondition was regarded as satisfac-
tory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-02
JUDGE IN AGAIN
@ayior. on Counting Bent. Locked ID
on DfsorderIy Cksrse

Judge GayI3r. Who maintains MS
record Tor getting his name IN the
newspapers. jumped 81 tho limeiight
again yesterday. when he was arrested
for being disordcrly IN tho street.
You sec. q; was this way the tudFe
explained. ~hen nc was bailed and
released from his cell az the First
Police station. where he had been
locked I'd for about ter hours II
was on my way 10 see my girl The
Judge added that he would be married
on Christmas Eve. but he declined 20
divvige the name OF his Intended bride.
Continuing. the Judge said: A crowd
~ boys we're throwing rocks At me
a. Twcnty-drst and Broad Streets.
Thsy kept u up. 20 picked ID q brick
and threw u into the bunch. Police
mar Code came around the corner
frst then. and tho brick almost hit
him re said was disorderiy ara
looked me Up Say. gimme that
stump and he pulled away 81 the
cigarette while he was vs3niy cues
toned conoerninr the name % lis
aarcss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-02
PREACH ON PEACE
Call Co Ministers to SPenh Duriu:
Month OF Decembrs.

Ire following call mas been issued
e. J. T. Hall. director % tie South
Atlantic states Deartment ~ the Amer
lean Peace Society
Ever preacher IL earnestly asked
I, se.sc- Ssuie oae sunday rir- tHr
month o. December and o.. es~s 81 .r-
mon ~ behalf nf universal pea-0
we have recently seer that GO hoy
ror. q war srr IS terrible as @ve-.
". have seen ;iat in ~ slaughter %
human life. the slNerirSs - tho
wounded ~. hatred chow. th. of-
structioa - property. tle arglis7 p
women and rhid-sn. war ie stu wa-.
"SursIv % Isl high SINE tcat en-
hsra-d 90 tfr -T-.nc. - peace shr-il
-.eirf OF OBJ better Wy than that "i
ca-raxe ara blood - settle Great ir-
t.-rati0raI question:.
- Christmas - faet approe r-
- lef - do wat we GAIA to ~ak.
tte sons = ire angels Peace "r
Tar-h- fhc happy realization "- adj
me-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-02
PROPOSES Special Tax.
DEN0UNCES RUSSELLISM
DIR. Hoge Answers Questions Regard
ing It's Greed.

Just before the sermon at Emmanuel
Baptist Church last night. Rev 3
Lacy Hoge, d. D.. answered some
questions. as follows:
l. What Is Russellism?
II is a mixture OF Unita-ianism. | nj
versaIism. swedenborgisnism and sec
ond probation. It is combination OF
the worst features Of all these "sms.
It dishonors the Son OF God
>. VIII you please tell us what are
the false teachings 90 Russellism2
The following are some Of the false
teachings OF Russellisn: % II GENES
the incarnation and deity OF Christ
q, Il denies the atonement, taught n
Code Word: (3) Il denies that ne
that belicveth on the Son OF Goo nam
everlasting life" 1t teaches we VIII
have II at some future time, snd tnls
upon condition: 90 II denies the resur-
reciion Of the Lord Jesus Christ CO.
/; denies the second coming OF christ /,
teaches He did come in 1874; 90 II
teaches that death is the extinction OF
beins. 90 Il teaches salvation AFTER
deatn; ts) u denies the Bible teaching
as 70 the future life Of both the saved
and unsaved-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-02
FRANKLIN COUNTY
CALLS PRIMARY
Repeats Action of Last Year,
Which Glass Criticized-Cam-
paign for Legislature.

Even before the campaign for Gov
ernor has begun, lights are on in some
quarters OF the state over nominal
ton TO the General Assembly.
Franklin County leads the van The
County Democratic Committee has al
ready met and called a primary cleo
ton. 10 be held on the second Satur-
day In March, 1919. for the nomination
Of d candidate of the party for the
House Of Delegates. Daniel A. Kins0R,
the present member. has already an
nonnceG his candidacy for renomina-
tion.
The same county ala similar thing
In 1911 and was severely criticized
therefor from one end of the State
70 the other by Congressman Carter
Glass. then a candidate for nominal
ton 10 the United States Senate. The
point was made that in holding A
MATch primary the Democrats ia
Franklin were in open violation of the
Constitution. which provides that none
but qualified voters may take part.
Ne said that inasmuch az the poll tax
lists for the November election land
consequently. under the law. Tor the
September primary. would not be-
complete until early in May. IL was
impossible 70 ascertain IN March who
were legal voters for the primary. The
real reason. ne charged. for the early
date was 10 get the boys" lined up
and qualified 10 vote for Mr.. GLASS;
opponent. Senator Claude A. Swanson
Another quarter where a campaign
IS already in progress IS Culpeper.
where Alden Bell. who has represented
the county for several terms, and IL
now chairman OF the Committee FOR
Courts Of Justice. is opposed by Harry
y SIN tn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-02
HEARING
ON ANNEXATION
Council Divided Over Piecemeal
Extension or General Enlarge
ment of City's Bounds.

After many postponements, the Coun-
-, C,or,nfttee on Ordinance. Charter
ana Reform has set tomorrow nSn'
Tor a public hearing on matters re-
.-,rdfn0 annexation OF territory 10 'N'
cirv several petitions are pendln
Including those OF Barton HeiSats'
highland Park and other suburban SEE
tions. cs..-.t.
tee il is believed. will be purely pre-
lirn;narv. should IL recommend gen
eral extension OF the lines Sooue W
citv IL is believed that speciai COM
rnittee will be named u enter INTO
.-es,o,ss.fons with those SECTIONS IN
regard 20 the public improvements -
- r,ade. following the precedent laio
- a, the Manchester annexation
o.trso- a, said to be divided In the
,ca,rrg1 "a TO whether - would be
t.c.ter 20 take I'D the annexation ques-
,fo, ns<cemesI-that r.. consider esch
.nni,cation separately. starting with
TIiobiand Park. and make q separate
seTeerneut with each community 20 be
aonexed-or to undertake broader
81 more comprchensiv plan Of draw
- new boundary line completely
around the city. taking in al such
sections where the population viii JUS
fgfv improvements or where sanitary
conditions demand that the city pro-
tect itself
II several directions there are su-
burhan settlements which arc with
out eewers or a proper water supply.
ana which are So close % the city
as to prove serious menace. the
county providing no adequate inspcc-
ton Of such premises
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-02
ue. srr~st~d for Ibsg;.

Crsr..- iced. rolored- f~fiff 'ff'-
ofJ --- arrested yesterday ~ Mount
- r.H..r suallvoos or thc chergs ~
stealirr r.yolveF. vsigei at SIS. 'r'-n
- D. Johnson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-02
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Lewis Ducks When Graham shoots at
Him With shotgun.

Because Peyton Lewis, colored, II was
said. interfered in a financial matter
Of his. Patrick Graham. also colored.
attempted to shoot him with a shotgun
yesterday afternoon
Graham is said 10 have been talking
with friend about a debt when Lewis
butted IN Later. Graham IS said TO
have sent for Lewis to come to his
store. 1901 Moore Street; that he
wanted to see him on matter OF
business"
When Lewis went to Graham's place
he found that the business was a
shotgun. which Graham raised to his
shoulder. Lewis ducked instead OF
running and load OF buckshct
whizzed over his head Seeing that he
had missed his mark. Graham beat a
hasty retreat and could not be found
when Mounted Oficer Krug arrived
The latter svore out a warrant for his
arrest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-02
KILLED IN FIGHT
OVER FIVE CENTS
Early Morning Crap Game Re-
suits in Shooting of John
Jefferson.

John jefferson. colored. twenty-five
years old. was shot to death at !
o'clock yesterday morning by Bonnie
Richardson in an early morning crap
game. the immediate cause of the
homicide being a dispute involving =
cents The shooting took place in the
office of brick manufacturing plant
owned by John Mann. Jr, situated on
the Osborne Turnpike. in the immed-
late suburbs east of the city.
Four negroes. including brothe~ OF
the dead man. were in the game. Two
OF them were employees of the brick
yard. The shooting was witnessed by
the other two men, both of whom as
sert that Bonnie Richardson became
Infatuated in dispute over nickle.
and that he did the shooting Officers
from the Second Police Station were on
the scene shortly after the killing. but
were unable TO find Richardson, who
had escaped in the excitement.
Sheriff Kemp and Deputy Sheriff
Sydnor wers notified. and continued the
search with the aid Of several county
policemen. The fugitive i we'll known
in this section. and the police believe
that he will not long evade capture.
The county coroner. Dr j. Fulmer
Bright viewed the body yesterday
morning and ordered II removed TO a
colOred undertaking establishment. He
appointed "A coroner's jury. which will
hold an inquest at noon to-day at the
county courthouse Death appears TO
have been instantaneous. Richardson
used a single barreled shotEsn. send
ing load Of shot at close range
through Jeffcrson's head.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-02
RICHMOND TO HAVE
FARM SPECIALIST
Local Business Men Will Get
Together to Make Their
Farms Pay.

II j. understood that Richmond men
who own FARMS Will avail themselves
Of the opportunity afforded by the
demonstration work as carried on m
this state. and viii contribute to tho
salary of demonstration TO live IN
this city ard to devote his "nole
time 70 the agricultural interests OF
those who would like 10 make tneli
farms pay.
For a long time IL has been 4 mat
ter of comment that Richmond needs
Z demonstration more than does any
other locality in Virginia. There are
hundreds of business men whose !oVe
for the soil and for out-of-doors has
led thern To- purchase farms in Hen
rico or Chesterfield or in other coun-
Ties little further away In very
Nv Instances do these farms pay.
since thu owner can give them but
Very littl. time and the work must
be l.Tt t. others. In every case they
would be made 10 pay more II directed
hy an expert.
The plan is 70 ct the best man 10
b. found. and pay him adequately In"
farm owners realize that the money
would be well invested. Most OF tho
counties of tn state this year viii
have demonstrate whose salaries are
paid in part from county funds III
part y - state. and in part by
the bur6a IN Washington. Tho Rich
mord idea is - have the men direct
is interested contribute the money
a small amount in each instance So
that the demons rrator - be employ
ed can devote himself TO then IN
tarests study their property. End
Eive advice Oh hcU - make lr0ni
two 70 g ore Of blades grow where
one grew before TIE rovefnc Mt u
is understood. vii take tangible shape
IN the uext few DAYS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-02
PREFER CHARGES TO-DAY
Police Patrol Chauffeur Said to Have
Been Drunk and Smashed Things.

Chief of Police Werner announced
Yesterday that a charge OF being drunk
while on duty viii be made to-day
against NJ. +. Craven. chauffeur Of the
patrol OF the First District. lie VIII
also be accused OF driving the patrol
into the wall OF the station-house'
breaking an axle and smashing lamp.
on Saturday night.
The charges viii be heard Wednes-
day night AT the meeting OF the Boara
OF Police Commissioners
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-02
Wednesday, December 4.
Thursday. December 5.

Morning-"a State Income Tax"
Address by Governor Francis e Nc
Govern. Of Wisconsin. Address by ex-
Governor Augustus F. Wilson, of
Kentucky. Discussion.
Afternoon-"The Development of In
land Waterways" Address by Govern
or Eugene " Foss, of Massachusetts,.
Address by Governor Francis 5. De-
neen. Of Illinois. Discussion.
NATURALIZATION by Governor
William Hodges Mann at the Execu-
tive Mansion.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-08-02

The Lansing Journal says Emory
Townsend has deserted the Bull Moose
party and has filed his petitions as a
candidate for the nomination for con-
eress on the regular Republican ticket
When the Bull Moosers held their pre-.
liminary conference in Lansing Town.
send was the most enthusiastic shouter
for third party. He also attended the
convention at Jackson md at the con-
clusion of the gathering announced that
he would be candidate for congress
under the Bull Moose standard.
After a conference with his constit.
uents Townsend arrived at the conclu-
sion that the Bull Moose party was not
popular with the voters of the eighth
district ane he decided to remain reg.
ular. Townsend has been candidate
for congress in the eighth district 80
long the mind of man runneth not to
the contrary, but has never been able to
get very far with his ambitions. He
has accused postmasters of Withholding
his petitions from the mail and. has
been strenuous campaigner Friends
of Congressman Joseph Fordney are
not worried to any great extent over
his entry"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-08-02
Notice to Contractors.

The Board of Public Works OF the City of
Owosso, Michigan will receive bids until
August 10th, 1912, at ten o'clock in the fore.
noon, at the City Clerks office for the con
struction OF sewers on the streets named be
low: Railroad, Woodlawn, Alger SIS, Maple
avenue Corunna avenue west Grand and Rail.
road avenue, lakewood and Main streets
Washington and Ridge str, cts The approx
mate requirements are as follows:
PHI feet Of IL inch sewer pipe.
1898 feet Of 10 inch sewer pipe.
$500 feet OF inch sewer pipe,
~ feet Of 12 inch iron pipe.
4S feet OF 10 inch iron pipe.
3 catch basins.
IL manholes
4 flush tanks.
0 lamp holes.
229 Y branches
One As degree iron elbow.
All In accordance with pans and specifca.
tions prepared by the City Engineer and now
on file In the Office of the City Clerk.
All bids must oe accompanied with certified
check approximately In the amount OF five per
cent OF the bid, made payable without recourse
TO the Treasurer Of the City OF Cwosso, the
same to be forfeited II bidder refuses or neg
lects to enter into contract II same is awarded.
The city reserves the right TO waive defects,
to rel sct any or all bids and 10 accept any BID.
All bids must be In sealed envelopes marked on
the outside Sewerage bios" and addressed to
the City Clerk.
Dated August 1st 1912,
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-08-02
Notice Of Public Improveme mt.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:


Pursuant to resolution of the Council OF the
day OF August, 1872 notice Is hereby given that
lowing improvement, viz: To construct n
sewer known as Water Street Lateral No OF
the North Owosso Trunk Sewer, along the fol-
lowing route:
Commencing at point where the center line
Of Water street intersects the center line OF
Jeapette street running thence uortherlv along
the center line OF Water street five hundred
feet:
That specifications, plats, diagrams and
estimates OF cost have been filed In my Office
and are open for public examination, that the
Council have designated as the district TO be
assessed for said Improvement all the lots
lands and parcels Of land lying within the dis.
trict hereinafter bounded and described the
same to be assessed for said Improvement ac
cording 10 benefits derived there from, said
district being bounded as follows:
Commencing at southeast corner OF lot 2 of
block 4 OF s X Barnes addition to the City OF
Owosso, running thence north 500 feet, thence
west TO the center OF block two OF II Lave
rocks addition thence south to the southwest
corner OF lot 8 OF block OF s X Barnes ad.
dition to the City OF Owosso thence east to
beginning.
The Council OF the City OF Owosso Will meet
at Its regular session on the 10th day OF
August 1912, at 1880 y. m when IT will hear
objections to the Improvement as aforesaid
and to the district to be assessed.
Dated August ist, 1912.
ARTHUR II. DUMOND,
City Clerk.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-08-02
RUDOLPH COLBY,
Commissioners Notice,

In the matter Of the estate Of Lydia M. Young
deceased.
We. the undersigned. having been appointed
by the Hon: Matthew Bush. Judge OF Probate
in and for the County of Shiawassee, State OF
Michigan, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all per-
sons against said estate, do hereby give notice
that We will meet at the State Savings Bank
In the city OF Ow0sso in said County on Friday
the 10th day OF September d. 1919 ana on
Monday the 25th day of November A. ID. 1912 M
ten o'clock In the forenoon Of each OF said da, S
for the purpose OF receiving and adjusting al
claims against said estate and that four months
from the 10Th day OF July A. ID. 1912 are allow
ed To creditors to present their claims to said
Commissioners for adjustment and allowance
Dated the 18th day OF july A ID. 1917.
GEORGE CHAVEY.
GEORGE A. PEhRIGO,
Commissioners