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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-12
IS!IEfEf!lllfl d1a
ANNOUNCING
"REMINANT DAY"

TO-DAY, as usual, we shall hold our
Friday Remnant and Brol,en-lots sales, al
though we do not, here, make specific
mention OF our bargains.
These weekly sales are so widely and
so favorably known to our patrons, and
their reputation for real economies in mer-
chandise of the better class is SO strong,
that we do not deem in necessary to pub
lsh an itemized bulletin with every an
nouncement.
For your information, placards will be
distributed throughout the store, display
ing our specially reduced prices and where
located.
Our promise to you is that there will be
hundreds Of bargains Of an unusual ma
ture that will prove both interesting and
profitable to mid summer shoppers.
Come as usual this morning You'll
find many surprises, but no disappoint-
ments.
Miller & Rhoads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-12
EAST-END MASS MEETING
Montague 10 Address Church Inl Cit
iHcns ON Tuesday

There viii be a mass meeting on
Chmborazo Park Tuesday evening. Julv
3, at Sis o'clock Ut which time EN-
the gathering on the subject of his can
aidncy FOR seat IN Congress from this
district
The meeting Will DC held under the
auspices OF the East End Citizens Asso-
citation Of jefferson Ward Visitors and
friends OF the association arc Invited
TO attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-12
T. J. TODD ASSAULTED
svenrs OUT Warrant for Merchant with
Whom lie Qunrrrl-d

" = Bloom. Il merchant. was az
rested yesterday Oh warrant charg-
ING him With assoAlting + J TODD
well-known kicnmon9 capitalist Mr.
4odd, who recently offered 10 donate a.
the city property Waited ~ Sl5.o00 f0r
the purpose az erecting q public !hrars
upon It, had "a quarrel with Bloom az
the latter place Of business zoe West
az financial transaction and alleges
that b. Was assaulted hy the merchant
lie LETT The place and Immediately
wore out q warrant for Bloom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-12

Forme- Governor A. J. Montarue
candidate for Congress from Ills ais
trlct viii address the Lee Ward Demo
cratic Club at Fraternity Hall. 2lI
West Broad street. tonight at sl5
Candidates FOR the Administrative
Board may also he heard
J. NJ Blanks is president OF the club
anV p. w Minor. sncreiarY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-12

With the Endorsement OF the General
Conference of the Methodist Church,
Rev. O., 6. Jenkins. colored. has begun
"A campaign To raise funds FOR colored
cured the lot, at ll06 st. John Street.
and the General Conference has prom
ised to provide $4,000 II he can secure
$4,000 here. That much must be raised
before the building can be begun. and
the offer hold open until December |
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send out Circulars for rrlce.

Circulars Offering reward OF $50 for
the asgest OF William II. price. alias
r. a. Williams alias Johnnie Suppec
charged with the murder 81 Thomas
q Seaholdt were sent to the police
az practically every city IL the conn-
tty Yesterday hy Acting chief Of Pc
ilcc McMuHOn. Tho notices bear
good picture and description OF the
eyed mur.crc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-12
TAYLOR ARRESTED
Negro Who Assaulted Jumes Cran,lison
SWcnrs OUT Croa.l Mnrrnnt

William IAYlOr. colorcd, VINO stabbed
James Grandson Wednesday night. was
arrested Yesterday hy Bicycle Omcer
Napier He was taken to the Second
Police station. whore he was charged
with fclonious assault. Taylor. fol
loving llis arrest. swore out a warrant
Tor Grandson. charging him with fc-
lonious assault Grandson. VINO was
al the CITY Hospital in a critical con
diuon. was removed TO the City Jail
hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-12
nnles Committee Nu,,ch-

Pres ldcnt william II. Adams. OF the
incoming Board OF Aldermen last night
announced that he had appointed on
tne Joint Committee on Rules THE fol
loving II. w Melton, j. Z Powers and
John Il. Grimes Mr.. Adams Is q rncm
per OF the committee by virtue Of his
once as president OF the Board
nc COMMON Council. President l..
Peters. Vice President Morgan H. Mills
Gilbert Is Pollock and Carter O.. Jones
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-12

ACQUISITION papers were issued yes.
terday by Governor Mann. add resssd to
Governor Judson Harmon. @; Onto. ,o-
county for larceny lie is being held
for the Virginia officers by tho police
Of Bucyrus. o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-12

Richmond Lodge 80 T. Indcpcndent
order of odd Fellows. viii have ira
semi-annuai Installation ~ officers ~
lratr.nlty Han tonight 4 " south
all grand master OF the state of VIZ
sinin VIII conduct the installation
ceremonies. which Will be followed bv
Z social session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-12
wife WithIra,,s 1nor.

David Dean was dismissed in the
Hcnrico county Maglstratcs Cour,
yesterday on the charge OF non-siip-
port and threatening to beat his wife
II she returned home Tho wife an
peared yesterday and withdrew tho
charge, reciting that the differences
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-12
NOT
BEING GROOMEO
Superintendent Of Public In
struction Objects to Report
That He Will Head Y. p. |.
BOARD HAS TAKEN NO ACTION
Visitors Merely Appoint Com
mittee to Submit List OF
Available Men.

In Il statement to The TimesDis-
patch last night. state superintendent
OF Public instruction J. y. Eggleston.
Jr, takes exception to the broad as
sertions made IN yesterdays papers.
That he was being "sroomed' CT was
slated" TO succeed DR. Paul b. Bar
ringer as head OF the Virginia Poly
technic Institute. Nothing mas trans
pired. he said, either at the meeting
of the board OF visitors in Roanoke
Wednesday,, or since. to justify any one
IN making such Il forecast.
To "a reporter tor Tho Times Dis
patch Mr.. Eggleston expressed regret
that his friends have SO prematurely
and with 50 little reason rushed TO the
front with his meme. He was especial
is embarrassed. ne said. By The accounts
IN yesterday $ papers which had 1t that
he was slated or was being sroomed
for the place. The terms he thought
were exSre.--qly unfortunate They car
ried with them. ne said, a grave in
Justice to himself who had d genuine
horror of scramblins for T. position.
as well as TO the Governor and board
OF visitors. Who were the last ones to
make or encourage the making o; "a
slate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-12
MISSION
CALLS FOR AID
No Charity in Which Small Con
tribution Will Accom-
plish So Much.

Because Of the present season Of OPP
pressivc weather. the Ice Mission rs
unable to meet with the demands OF
those dependent upon il. ana money to
increase the work is sorely needed The
contributions have fallen short. and the
increased population. including South
Richmond makes the demand greater
than 1t has ever been.
The Ice Mission is one OF the mos;
littIo money goes further than in any
other. one dollar viii supply a me-
dunn sized family with lee for one
month. Members OF the mission an
nounce that funds are absolutely necas-
sary TO carry on the work.
The following contributions arc ac-
L. II L
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,Ir. Egslcston'S Statement.

Mr.. EgEleston's statement follows.
There has been no discussion. formal
or Informal. by The bonrd OF visitors IN
regard to "a Successor TO DR. Bar
ringer Manifcstly there could not
have been any discussion prior to Jul.
10 Tor the board did not know that
On Barringer intended to resign
After the resignation had been ac-
cepted the board went al once to the
discussion OF routine matters connect
ca with the college. and then adjourned
SO that several members could catch
the OUTGOING trains.
Any statement that am slated
Tor the presidency does great Injustice.
TO tn board and equal injustice 10
ono 70 make, or TO encourage the
making Of slate and no one could
have a more positive horror OF a
scramble for place az position than
Il make these statements because
rumors bearing on this matter have
appeared in print. and place the Gov
ernor tho board OF visitors ana myself
IN position that is Ia no way war
ranted by the facts"
Visitors VIII Elect Successor.
If br Barringer decides to acceda
to the request OF tho board OF visitors
tnat he remain at the head OF the i'm
stItuuon until July J. 1913. the sclec-
tion Of successor viii probably no,
DO made until next year Dr Bar
ringer has taken the matter under
advisement and WIN repor, his de-
cision 70 the board OF visitors within
the next fcw days
In the meantime tho visitors have
elected from among their number II
committee OF four which is TO report
TO the board a list OF available mon
for the presidencv The committee is
COMPOSED OF J. Thompson Brown. OF
Bedford 3. + Fitzpatrick. OF Lyncn-
burg. Henry NJ smith. Jr. Of Rich
mond and state Senator J. Il Wat
kins. Of Chesterfield county. These VIII
pick man TO succeed TO DIR Barrineer
and recommend him 10 the board az
visitors.
IN the event that Dr. Barringer de-
c!ines to serve an additional wear. the
board viii meet a once at some con
Nenient point 10 elect successor or
to aDDO.nr "A ;fr, rcra-v baas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09

Concerning the proposed new party.
which Col. Roosevelt is supposed to be
organizing. the Charleston Mail has
the following:
No man ever had a more faithful fol-
lowing than Col. Roosevelt has had
throughout the past few months There
was never a more magnificent fight put
up In the interests OF any candidate for
rubIlc oftce IN the history OF political
parties OF this country than was put up
Tor Col. Roosevelt But when II comes
10 boltng the party purely and simply
Wen, that's IA boss OF another color"
Ana the Colonel will find that his gal
liant support. that stood so pobly by him
when things were regular and In order
VIII fall rapidly away from him " hen he
attempts 10 lead "A movement that means
The disintegratton OF the Republican par
" We predict that This will be the ca -
IN West virginia While some few who
were strongest for the colonel may STAY
with him In his plans for a new party
composed OF the peoples of all political
parties the vast majority viii prefer 10
remain regular. While the delegation
from this state to the Chicago convent Ion
might at heart greatly prefer following
me colonel : leadership. Il Will not follow
aim IN hls plans that carry with them
those delegates. for the most part have
Fought so long and from whom most OF
them have Received high favor. To 20 50
would De 70 Sigu their own political deatu
warrants. for tie Inauguration OF a fight
90 the kind obviously premeditated by
Col Roosevelt would undoubtedly give
West virginia 10 the Democracy fpr
many Years - come. The Mail publicly
utters this belief.
The above sensible remarks state
the position taken by $50 OF the Re
publican newspapers and the Repub-
iican leadership in West Virginia So
far as this state is concerned. this is
no time for the division OF Republican
strength II is no time for faction.
alists and partisans The Republicans
OF West Virginia have nominated %
splendid state ticket Generally they
have nominated good county tickets.
There is no reason for division among
them concerning the national ticket
The essential principles OF the Repub-
lican party VIII be safe in the hands
OF WIN. n. Taft and a Republican con.
eress. We can assume that much. and
unless We are determined. or an ele
ment in the Republican party is de
termined TO turn this state over 70 the
Democracy. the third party movement
will receive little ENCOURAGEMENT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09

The one essential reason for the
poorly written newspaper. with blum
de-s In proof reading. grammatical
Mistakes. and awkward sentences. is
the haste under which newspaper men
wc,k.
An enlightening illustration OF
American newspaper methods was
given In New York when the White
Star line agent announced the fact
OF the Titanic disaster. He had
scarcely read the first sentence OF his
Hateful message to throng OF re-
porters. when he looked up TO find
that every man OF them had vanished
They had bolted for the telephones.
A group OF English reporters would
have sat serenely in their seats. chew.
ing their pencil stubs. until every sen.
tence OF the statement was read. di.
gested and elucidated by questioning.
Then they would calmly have walked
TO their offices. sat down at their
desks. and would have written out the
story with pen and ink.
They would have made a better
article out OF it. from the viewpoint
OF grammatical and rhetorical princi
pies. But they would have been hours
behind the American publisher in
putting the story I'm the hands ~ ,bo
newsbOys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09

everybody
laugha him
backE
all
BODY him He of
''' " ~
Well while he still he
He
to ' >N ~ - N'
They to
ne could them
erWad
assessed
Nicholas Iongworh - ~ -
of
thousan dol
in estate
copyright rights
Of he Sea and Death
hv Geo MRtthe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09

was one OF the delegates who sat
IN thar convention and saw all this
come about
Is not this the same ". VI. O. Daw-
son and the same Chas D. Elliott.
who have been honorcd by the Repub-
hcan party for the last quarter az A
century ana who have had their
years
T. i~ about time they were moving
out TO give deserving Republicans a
'hanc" = is hoped hy many thous-
afaS 81 Republicans in ". Va that
they NOV" bag and baggage and al
ter they move. stay moved.
Their" are Few others We might
mention who the Republicans 81 W.
Va. would like Co See Join the same
colony. this Is good time FOR house
cleaning.
Therr are few Republicans In W.
Va. who are Republicans FOR revenue
only ana tnr party would be- better
or without them.
What brings about all this change
~ heart Of these ii.e long Rcpuili-
cans is 10 possible that the Rcpuh-
lcan party. in the last f,w months
has become u corrupt that they have
10 form new party?
% No. - = hscauso thcv rufsIu,lvs
the sentiment OF the American people
and now see that their power and
pr"stage ~ gone. They would have
SOU Fut" third party ticket. Demo
crat. Socialist or anything Ella. o. dis
rupt and destroy the Republican
party. Shame on won who have been
SO recently honor-d hv tho voters ~
this state in placing Won ia the high
est position 50 U.s. in her power to l-ita.
th'u 90 furu your back upon fh.. party
i n Do. N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
Doctors Know Soao.

Ask your family physician what h.
thinks about laundry soap that Is
made OF borax. cocoanut oil. clean tai
low and naphtha. He'll tell YOU such
soap will be cleansing. sterilizing
and anriseptic That means that Il
Will not only make your clothing sweet
and clean. but that 10 will also save
YOU from the dangers OF contaelon
that lie in common soaps. Easy Task
soap is the only one That would an his
prescription
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09

all Richie county soldiers crediting
TO that county would be paid n bounty
of. think. three hundred dollar. and
this quite a number OF us Richie
county men did accept
That promise 10 MS by 10" county
authorities has not been fulfilled to
my knowledge. but we think the state
authorities should make il good, in
part az least
VOW. who Of the patriotic members
OF the legislature will follow Nassa.
chusetts' example
JOHN &. PATTON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09

a o n
f@cturer OF native wine
Is true that the founder OF Longworth fortune
made great deal OF money OF grapes before
TOOK up grape culture first recreation
he had gained fortune of about fifteen million dollars
When Nicholas Longworth. who born In Newark
n j. went 10 Cincinnati in 1903 when he years
age he began the study OF law in the once OF Judge
George Burnet
Nicholas Judge Burnet fond OF saying in his
old age. hadn't been In Cincinnati only short time when
he began predicting that within a years the town
would become a great commercial city Mind YOU
was Just after Ohio had been admitted tn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
Mr.. RoosEveLr's NEW PARTY.

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt has
Issued his call for the first national
convention 10 be held at Chicago In
August, and Is signed by representa-
uves OF some forty different states
A careful reading of the list of
signers does not Indicate the kind or
support that a third party must com
mand In order to become an important
factor in national Affairs. In the great
state OF New York. for instance. the
signers are Oscar Strauss. formerly
Democrat; Mr.. Prendergast, who
has been active in New York city. and
Timothy L. Woodruff. one OF the most
notorious machine politicians in the
state OF New York. From Pennsyl.
vania appears the name OF VIM. Finn.
From West Virginia, w VI. o. Dawson
alone. From Texas. Cecil Lyon. Il,
Us hard 70 believe that any one can
contemplate without a smile the pro-
fessions OF these men 20 allegiance
TO great reform movement.
1t clarifies the situation that the
call for the third party distinctly
names IL the Progressive party" Il
makes no claims To Republlcanlsm. II
makes no claims 10 represent the In.
terests or principles that are repre-
scented in the Republican party. In
Tact. number OF the signers TO the
call are and have been out and out
Democrats. The new party. therefore,
has no claim upon Republicans any.
where. Individual Republicans may
choose 10 follow II. but no Republican
can follow u and maintain his stand.
Ing as Republican. any more than
he could follow he Democratic party
and maintain his party faith. There
VIII be no common ground between
the new organization and the Repub-
hcan party organization. II IL as dis
tinctly inimical 10 Repubucanlsm as
Democracy is. ia view of this facr.
the suggestion which has been made.
thoughtlessiy no doubt by some Re
publicsns. that tho Republican state
ticket in West VirrinIa should accept
Its endorsement ana appear upon the
Roosevelt ticket is IMPOSSIBLE. not to
say absurd
The men who have a-.r nominated
for state Offices hy Yves Virginia re
publioans are Republicans They he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
Needs the ReoubIie.n PARTY

Il Is Republican 70 hold fast To thar
which is good. II is Republican 10 r..
ward good service. The party which
reserved the union and pcnsloucd the
soldiers could not have been true 10
its principle had g. failed To renom-
mate William ~ Tai, FOR the prcsl-
d"ncy Holding with Washington and
Nth Lincoln that the very uatur. OF
peoples governments necessitatss
placing limi upon human ambition
The Republican party refused % third
term oi The Presidency 90 JOS hero
Grant just as DO ia- % second time
refused % Dos" demand made Dos JOS
h"r1 Roosevelt TI" r.rlf .L.r. i4-
been done. =. he.- ta.l. possible.
Ife people ri. realize a- uuch. ana
iff $500 hr reelected The mar -
i'.I. OBI. party needs JOS strength
nt rrl ar. t.-.. ot character. r..,.-
sincerity and rr-f az ar. needle
'trf courage .f ti-..ared .r DONG a-
.e fr" fraf which f..se ~ sra
ar" -a. threatens .f. rer I.a.
-r'.Hr only ODD. Hr.t. vfo
"ir ." f.s- ... f.r E..l. .sn .art.
brave --t..- r.. .-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY

By Z. j. Edwsrds.)

LONGWORTH grandfather
that name known the history the
industries In
DAY be recognized national
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
THE THIRD PARTY.

Concerning the proposed new party.
which Col. Roosevelt is supposed to be
organizing. the Charleston Mail has
the following:
The Washington times., 1912-09-14

Bates Warren and C. Clinton James, lots
II md IS. block /, So
Villa Park-Clara A. Marden ct vir. Edwin
r.. to Darwin H. Campbell, lot 7, square
42io $3.50 81. Some to James Bennett. lots II
and Is. square 1926. sS75.62.
2Sl4 Connecticut avenue northwest-United
States Trust Company TO Harry l.. Taylor.
lot IS, square 2lQ7 Cwoodley Park. $40.
Saurs Addition-Orpha X. Burchfeld ct vir.
William E. to Thrift Building Company.
lot 20, square 2s07. So
observation-disclosures Heights Land Company
TO Howard L, and Bessie l.. Leslie. lot q.
block q MG.
Chevy Chase Grove-Fulton r. Gordon ct ux
to Rufus c: Beaman. lots 2S and q. square
Anacostia-Consie White ct ux to Nolan f.
and Bessie ?; Kemper. lot 16s so.
Woodbridge-John Steige ct uX. 10 Nellie +.
Kernohan. north half lot 4, block IL, $40.
handle Hghlands-Emiy f. Crist to Sam
uel 4. Snyder, lot I, block 10, 500. VIM.
ID. Crist ct uA. to same, lot 6, block 10.
Randle Heights-samuel E. Snyder ct ux.
to Arthur J. Rannings, lot 2, square 557s.
Sligo Mill road and Peabody streets. ".
widdup ct al. to Grover @. Aderholdt.
part OF Chillum Castle Manor. $50, ,loo
Chillum Castle Manor-Metropolitan Loan
and Trust Company to Grover G. Alder
hoidt. part, $40. Grover G. Aderholdt to
Washington Land and Mortgage Com
pany, same property. $40.
observation-disclosures p. Carson to Jesse T.
Eastlack, lot "a square 1929, $40. Ccrnelia
d. Hunt ct al. TO George P. Carson same
property. s..
Villa Park-Clara A. Marden ct vir, Edwin
r.. TO Harold II. Starr. lot Is, square
1898 $39750
Georgia avenue near Butternut street
washington and Maryland Company tc
Gilbert 8. Seek part OF Girls Portion SO
Chevy Chase Terrace-Allan z. Walker et
ux. to David N. Rust. jr., lot IL and parl
lot 10. square 1873, SO.
Floral Hill-Arthur J. Rannings ct ux. to
Samuel e. Snyder. lots 20 and 80, square
557s, $40.
Chevy Chase Grove-Fulton r. Gordon ct ux
TO Samuel and Maria Smmonds lot i6
I square 2o22 S2.S71.S7
Connecticut Avenue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Avenue Highlands Co, to Theodore MACY
lot 20. square 20SS, $40
Brookland-John r. Haislip ct ux. to PhiIiE
T. Caller lot 27. square SS77, SO
The Washington times., 1912-09-14
new BUILDING Of
GONzAGA COLLEGE
READY FOR CLASSES
Structure Is Splendidly
Equipped With Gymnasium
and Lecture Rooms.

One OF Washlngton's Oldest educa-
tional institutions, Gonzaga College,
when 1t opens for students this year,
largest college buildings in the city, as
an addition to its older ones. On 1
street, just west of North Capitol, a
large three-story and basement build
ing has been completed and equipped.
The building has frontage Of 200
feet Each floor has a main front pa
vilion and a rear wing, while in the
basement there is a large gymnasium,
los by IS feet in dimensions, with a
twenty-foot ceiling. Its area is unob-
structed by columns. and there is a
complete equipment of lockers. showers,
toilets. and cloak rooms. On the first
floor are the offices of the president,
prefect of studies, and treasurer, re-
ception parlor, and four class rooms,
with a students chapel in the wing.
Ten large class rooms, lecture rooms,
and laboratories for physics and chem
istry take the space on the two upper
floors. In the fifteen class rooms are
room for $50 students. The library is To-
Gated in the wing of the upper stories
The structure is fireproof throughout
and attractive in design. 1t adjoins st.
Aloysius Church. and was built largely
as the result of efforts made by the
Rev. E. Del. Mcdonnell, S. j., presi-
dent of the college and pastor OF the
church. 1t represents an investment of
about sl5O,000. The Rev John Geale,
S. J., Is vice president of the college.
Gonzaga was founded in 1921 and char
tered by Congress in 1858. The need for
larger quarters became evident two
years ago. and the board of directors
ton of the building which is now COM
plete