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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS.
To the creditors of ROBERT l..
PlLklNToN, Of Richmond. IN tho
County of Henrico and district afore-
Notice is hereby given that on tho
2@d day OF October. A. D.. 1914. the said
ROBERT l.. pILi<INTON was duly
adjudicated bankrupt. ana that tho
be held in my once Rooms Nos.
So2 and 500 American National Bank
Building. Riclmond. Va, on the osTII
DAY or NOVEMBER, ~ n, 1913. at 10
o'clock in The forenoon. ut which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims, appoint = trustee examine
the bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. b SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Novc1nber Is 1919
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in the matter OF No. 1874
ROBERT l. PILKlNTON In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
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aarnts l1lanten

WE NAVE NEW LEADER.
Zig profits earned quickly. Write
Tor free sample and new catalogue.
COLE SPECIAL CO. Dept ID. 400
East Thirty seventh Street. Savan-
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Rrdlf0 i9ropoSaIs

Office OF the State Highway commits
sion.
Richmond, Va, November II. 1913
BIDS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE
clerks office at Buckingham Court
house, Virginia. until y o'clock NJ.
Monday. December |. for the com
struction OF about . miles OF soil
and gravel road i'll buckingham
County.
plans and specifications on flo at
this Office and at the office OF the
clerk At buckingham Courthouse. Va
Further information furnished on
application to tho undersigned.
Certified check for $500 TO accom-
p1ny each bid.
Right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
r. ST. !. WILSON,
State Highway Commiss Toner.
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5nItritorS anu Balc5men

SALESMAN WITH ROAD
experience to sell guaranteed line OF
practical patented specialties cxciu-
stating. road experience. 6. +. WEN
NERLYN. Sales Mgr, 500 Lincoln
Bldg. Minneapolis, Ainn.
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In execution of n deed OF trust dated.
November !, 1910, and recorded in the
clerks office OF Richmond Chancery-
Court. u. +. 209A. page 800. default
having been made In the payment OF a
portion of the debt therein secured,
VIII sell b. auction, on tho premises,
MONDAY. NOVEMBER "A. 1918,
at 4:i5 +. NJ.
tho property described IN said deed "a
follows:
"All that lot OF land in the city oe
Richmond, Va. with the brick dwelling
No. 3l3b and all other improvements
thereon, commencing at a point on tho
south limo OF Grove Avenue two hun
dred and ninety mine feet (2oS) east
of Auburn Avenue. thence running.
eastwardly and fronting on the south
line OF Grove Avenue twenty-three (23)
feet. thence back southwardiy between
parallel lines one hundred and seventy
nine I7D feet nine CO.. inches. TO an
alley In rear twenty (20) feet wide"
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay cost
of sale any taxes that may be due
motto for $4,000, with interest on Same
from May = 1913. to day OF payment
and the residue at ono and two years
after date deferred payments to bear
interest and TO be secured by deed OF
trust on the property.
H. Il. POLLARD. JR,.
Trustee.
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~ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EitN DISTINCT OF VIRGINIA.
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BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
BRICK DWELLING, NO. S2l7 GROVE,
AVENUE (FORMERLY KNOWN AS
NO. 31S5 GROVE AVENUE).
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY OK SOUTH
sloe paying from to a per cent
Matte your money pay NOR.
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Bankrupt J2utirr5

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors OF j HARVEY
FUQUA, OF Drewry's Bluff, in tho
COUNTY Of iienrico, and district aforc-
said Bankrupt:
Notice Is. hereby given that on the
said y, HARVEY FUQUA was duly
adju1icated bankrupt and that the first
meeting of his creditors Will be held
sos Amer ican National Bank Building.
Richmond. va, on the 18TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 4. D., 1913 at 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon, At Which time the said
red!tors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
eaid meeting.
TIOS. - SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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SEE Us FOR YOUR DELIVERY AND
truck wagons, dump wagons and
coal ana dirt carts We have the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EEN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on tho
2d day OF October 4 n 1913. the said
II. ANDERSON was duly
adtudicated bankrupt. and that the
first meeting OF his creditors VIII
be held ia my Office, Rooms Nos. S02
and 500 American National Bank Build.
ing, ltchmond, Va. on tho 2STH DAY
OF NONEAi BIER. X, %, 1919. nt 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove thci.
claims. appoint n trustee. examine tho
bankrupt, and transact such other
business rs may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. r. SNEAD.
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
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personals

nUAfAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S. 209 North Third
TIE BARCLEY CORSET SHOP is
now located Mt 10 West Main street
The guaranteed nonrustable boning
for one years wear or money re-
funded. Recommended by our lead
ing physicians Appointments so
Manager Phone Monroe 50o4-J.
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Poultry, 4aftS ann g.ibe gsrork

DUR MOTTO: QuALiTY. pRICE srP,
vice. BONLEY BROTHERS. Bumpass.
Va manufacturers OF wiro poultry
coops. Mail orders shipped same dav
received: We lead competition.
lSONLEY BROTHERS. +. c. BoNlcv.
Secretary Trca sur-r
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III the matter OF No 1915
GEORGE II! ANDERSON Iii
Bankrupt, Bankruptcy
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NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors of GEORGE II AN
DEESON. OF Richmond. In the County
Of licrrico and district Aforesaid
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FOR SALE. READING STANDARD
motorcycle, ga horsepower. cheap
TO quick buyer. Telephone Madison
4.6a-I.
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hoEanyi nne condition. 20 music rolls
included CRAFTS, Broad. at Second
Street Open EVENINGS.
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YEREY COMPANY. INC. 10 EAST
Iehth street. south Richmond. Mon
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SUBURBAN HOME. WITH MODERN
convcn!enccs, for sale with 100 acres
land; good water. and excellent loca-
convenient t. both steam and eIec,
trio roads. Address for interview.
u. 81. cArc Timca- D.Enntch
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52ottcr5
SHOES! SHOES. SHOES!

SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
92a EAST BROAD, NEAR CITY HALL.
Is the new home OF ROWDEN'S
SAMPLE SHOE STORE Good shoes
cheap for the whole family
WANTED. TIE PUBLIC To KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. jewelers.. 0ia
East Main Street. buy. sell, exchange
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and
silver always taken In exchange
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s9llua.iDlsg tltanrfn, senate
professional pflp lUlanteo

WANTED, TO HEAR FROM ALI.
teachers who hold State certificates
ma are without schools. We can
TEACHERS BUREAU. A. W. Grid
I'm. Manager, Woodland Heights,
Richmond. Va Phone Madison 557S
Also Gordonsville branch. j. Walton
Hall. Manager. Box Isl, Gordons-
Vile, VA.
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lAra! Cotatr FOR laent

FQN RENT UNEXrrnEp LEASE
l'road street store, so per month;
S2"p location III i15. care Times
WANTED. PROMPT TENANT FOR
nice warehouse. electric elevator,
railroad siding II door near EFF,
tenth and Cary Streets Very de-
arabic for jobber or storage pur-
pns.s Rent very attractive. WARE
HILSE, y -. care Times Dispatch
FOR RENT, 100 HQRTH SEVENTH
street store and basement. one Of
the best corners in Richmond. or
poSttc big Office building and Union
stores Rent very low
OFFICES OVER THIS BANK OK sEC-
ono floor heat water and Janiior
SerN!cc .lGrn-Ahcds rent low RICH
MDHb TRUST AND SAVINGS COAl-
iANt. $50 East Main Sucot
GENTLEMAN DESIRES 70 Sf-EprN1,
10 fnhn"d "a rty IN exchange for his
house ~ West End combination
lights. good bath. VIII give use
~ parlor furniture and plano aud
l-rn!sL my own room. Quick
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BICYCLES NY LINE OF 1914
models before buying. agent c--
Pierce. Alec. Sterling. bicycles on
easy payments. w o D0CGETT.
J r.. o29 west Broad
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FoUR-RpGM COTTAGE. CORNER
centrally located, South Richmond
Si.Cjci $3.50 cash, balance monthly.
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S21O-KINGSLEY MAHOGANY PIANO;
has been used carefully. and is in
iirst-class condition. Payments TO
suit. CRAFTS, Broad, at Second
Street Onion nNcuilGS-
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THE BRTSTOW -WORSHAAr CO. 40
II North Fifteenth street Head
quarters for Nehicics and Harness.
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FOR SALE. WELL-LOCATED SALOON:
money maker. Address y 50, care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-19

o. IL ACRES. I-2 MILES FROM
CentraIla. good tim Der: $1,000
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PARTIES LEAVING CITY WILL SELL
Mt once, privately, entire household
and Kitchen effects. Call between 10
y. NJ. and j.. NJ at 222S IL West
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SEE US FOR HORSE COVERS. BLAN-
ltets and robes. Largo stock ana
low pricea.
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THE JEFFERSON

RICHMOND, VA.
The most magnificent hotel In tho
South. European plan. Rooms s!nylc
and on suite. with and without hataa
spacious sample rooms.
Table d'IIotc Dinner Saturday and
Sunday, from Ia q.
Club breakfast.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-21

Truths the Gang Denies
and Truths II Does Not

he thing a do he has caught
a'rns"rs a Thus the
in columns
tn" soea" 5s "H "'Gumen, "f denying anFthn. and
csyhins aud calling liars who with
The Advertiser cS He'd when the that
,he fusion candidate IN OF non.pasa city government
that II cd when said Clark Vv Soh"ui;
dyhion IN. On lied when
'd crs"d the Citizens candidates pledged
nuhshci in this campara We
ic tbs nr"n'c do"id" the truth "f charge"
brand lies h'ins
~ u VII the statements conatr' N"s and therefore
nnhrpnd truths ana In 10 which
framed bhnd eior"d Denver
TAYLOR aud A y. Mr';lashan.
That Republican
a of
That Night csrau iam's Hannah Inefficient u' the
h. holds calculated
the D"mocra.ic Progressive eject
Ths, Citizens ucks, and
hcnchm"n and that tn" pc"ru' consulted
That the workers been openly active In
people from registered hy
gang worker. In ;hc east half Of tho fourth ward 1880, ,
These" merely Of
'nc" Tho Advertiser h.iur they truths
which .nnmcrath this morning Is clear That as Tn Citizens
the offsrrnx TyotMeGasan eoniab Is
cd and pood inc movement can the candidate. b" other" than
c,is.ns candidates sgulnr n denying
ndsi'abic
that thing submit thnt they
A. for The being aaros..
business tho FAC,
osn am s" S IL. sy and Of IN"
Invited and aa saxsrs, me nda'.s they san'' two % ms
into executive scson' and 'ss un slate
All other nnd by the cN which the kept has
established truths that fnrth" dis
cnson is mnneecssnry
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-21
GREc|AN QUEEN
THANKS AMERICANS

Washington. March 2l.-presi-
dent Wilson received the following
oablegram from Olga. Queen mother
or Greece.
~ beg you to accept and to trans
nit TO the government and the peo-
pie of the United States the Greek
nations my family and my own sin
oarest thanks for your heartfelt SYM
pathy In our most crushing grief.
President Wilson was in his office
carly. saving he WAS entirely recov-
cred from his slight in disposition of
tho last two days. Representative
Underwood brought former repre-
sentative Nicholas Longworth of
Ohio to pay his respects to the pres
ident. National chairman William r.
McCombs was the first of the presi-
dents engagements. The president
has arranged to meet all the Wash
ingtou correspondents tomorrow aft
ernoon at $3.50 o'clock in the east
room OF the White House, to have.
MS the president puts 1t. "a heart 10
heart talk
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-21
Woman Prisoner
Theatre Guest of
Deputy Sheriff

The Grisham Introducing
Club" Of the county jan, Il
strictly social organization. is
proving popular Innovation
among the inmates OF the Chest
nut street bastilr. Last evening
IL deputy sheriff and Mrs. Anna
Neary serving Il -iNty day sem
tence imposed recently on her
plea of guilty TO a statutory OF
fense. spent n social evening
visiting the theatres and sales
and returning nome after
most delightful social entertain
ment. Mrs. Neary being n pret-
ty young woman is popular at
the Jail and the deputy sheriffs
are taking turns in showing
her around. The club" is
planning to hold n pop corn so
cial some time next month and
put on q homr talent vaudeville
show. The deputy who had the
young woman out last night Will
put on n song and dance.
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II the Advertiser Was in Possession Of
a REAL Issue, Do You Think That Paper
Would be Agitating the County Duision
Question?
Men Barred From
Roswell Suf Meeting

Roswell. y. Nj. March 2i.-Suf-
irugstie methods wer. taken here
today 10 exclude half II dozen men
from womcrs mass meeting. call
cd TO select u woman candidate for
a place on the school board. The men
Including W. NJ. Atkinson, mayor OF
Roosevelt. and chairman OF til. board
of county commissioners and several
bakers, evidently thinking they
could get somc pointers on suffraget-
tc political methods. seated them
selves In the rear OF tho court room.
They did not remain long. Mrs. W.
A. johnson. president OF the wo-
mans club aud an nvowed suffraget-
TO who called the meeting to order.
no sooner seized the govel than she
spied tho mon in the rear sen;. II
had hardly expected IL would be ne.
cessary for me to have to exclude
gentlemen from "A woman's mass
meeting" she said. but see several
here, and I shall have To ask 'cm to
retire
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-21
DARRoW TO Defend
BOY Hello FOR MURDER

Los Angeles. Calf. March 2l.-
Clarcuc. $. uarrSw viii shortly ap-
pear in the defense Of another. Tor
the first time since he became I'M
plicatcd in bribery charges growing
out Of hts defense "f the Mcnamara
brothers.
Darrow has become Interested IN
the ease Of Martin Rickert. n lad oi
rs who Is charged with the murder
of his father. whom he killed because
of the continued crnclty 10 which
he and his mother we're subjected.
Ir the boys defense does not in.
|terfcre with DsTrow's own tn fd
trial, which Is set for March 81, he
will act us assistant counsel under
one OF the attorneys who defended
him N his own first and second
trials on charges OF bribery.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-21
fRlEDMlNN BARRED
FROM QUAKER CITY

Philadelphia. ia, March 2l.-No
Temporary medical license will be
granted by the Pennsylvania state
board Of medical examiners to DR..
Friederich Franz Friedman of
Berlin, who asserts he has discover
cd cure for Tuberculosis. This state
ment was made yesterday by DR.. j..
NJ. Brady, president of the board. DR..
Friedman told four local physicians
thnt he would not come 10 this city
to perform experimental work un-
less he should receive IL temporary
license giving him permission to
practice here.
"Wc will never grant DR.. Fried
mann n temporary license declared
DR.. Baldy last night.
I'm the first place the laws of the
state do not permit such action. and
secondly the members Of the state
board of medical examiners do not
intend to make themselves respon-
siblc for Or. friedman and his
cure. If DR.. friedman wishes to
como here and treat patients and
collect fees for treatment. he will he
compelled to take the state board ex.
amipatons similar to those taken BY
any other physician wishing TO prac-
ticc In the state. We do not object
however. to his coming here as n
consulting physician and the city
will welcome him IL he should CONF
under these conditions, We feel
however, that gone hospital should
take the responsibility whether he IL
successful or not
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-21
LAND BOARD To
FIGHT FOR
RIGHTS Of
STATE

Denver, Colo. March ei.---.TLa
Colorado s'nt" land board ls instruct
ed 10 Institute immediately a suit in
the courts to test the Siit.'s rIght or
r;nSih"nf domain where government
land IL affected In u bill passed by
the house on second reading today.
Thi bill by Representative Gates and
Afdour"l. approrrlai-s $500 for
IN. expense Oi III. sui, and says:
tn" state land board shall not
occur IN any departmental order OF
the federal government II tho board
f"sl- tina, tn. said order IL mad. to
cause any delay"
TIL. s"nai" fodny passed on third
reading IN" finnnc" bills that were
approved on second reading Inst
night a' a special session. Til. oh.
Jnc' OF these measures Is to keep the
"Np.hrcS OF the stat. for th. present
biennial period within Tho income.
The s"nai. bills provide that all
stat" officers In thi capitol shall
mako u daily return on money col
l"ct"d TO i"h state treasurer: abolish
tn" stat" Immigration bureau. con-
solida;c tho banking. insurance and
building and loan departments;
provid" that stat" officcrs not iocnt-
cd at til" capitol shall mako monthly
returns to tho state treasurer. that
the state treasurer shall retain all
monies hu" thee. tate institutions aud
that appropriations from these funds
shall br audited by the state audit
Ing hoard. that tho state treasurer
shall he bonded through surety com.
punioS. IN. state paying IN. prem
inmr.
The senate paSscd the public -r-
amincr's bill on third reading.
Tn" house sent the insurance CON.
missioner bill back to second reading
In the commlite. OF the whole aud
made IL n special order FOR next
Monday.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-21
GRAND JURY TO
PROBE EATON DEATH

Plymouth. Mass.. March 2i.--Thc
grand jury will convene next Mon
day 10 consider tho case OF Mrs. Io-
murder of her husband Rear Admiral
Eaton.
From her room in the county Jail
Mrs. Eaton sent cheerful message
this morning TO her daughter. Miss
Dorothy Aainsworth. II want TO tell
you all not to worry about me-" she
wrote. II will come out all right In
n few days. Look after mother and
don't allow her to become excited"
Mrs. Eaton had learned that her
mother. Mrs. George Harrison who is
i'll n: tho Eaton home in Norwcll was
suffering intensely because OF the
shock of her daughters arrest. The
widow herself appeared optimistic
today and accustomed herself to the
routine of jail life without complaint
The hint from official sources that
n second arrest might be made In
wolves the purchase OF the arsenic
in pure white powdered form that
was found in the admirnl's digestive
organs. it was learned today. Thus
far the police have been unable TO
discover whcret ha poison was oh
tanned or who bought it.
II was understood the will of the
admiral would not be offered for pro.
bate until the invest CATION of his
death was cleared up. 1t is believed
he left little more than an insurance
policy of $4,000 on his life.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-21
GANG PROMISING
EVERYTHING TO
SECURE SUPPORT

Making tho same promises that
they have made in every campuign
for years and years promises which
were never kept, the gang has been
energcticaliy seeking 10 line un tho
colored vote for the Citizens ticket.
That Mayor ID. l.. Taylor. few days
o.o. talking TO an influential colored
man. made the promise that the col
orcd people could have anything they
wanted II they would go down tho
line for tho gang ticket was tho
positive declaration of n reliable
citizen who claims to have been ad-
vised OF the actual conversation be-
tween tho mayor and the colorcd
man. Furthermore the mayor Is
quoted to have said that $500 would
be distributed for the colored vote.
The man to whom this offer was
made is quoted to have replied. jok-
ingly, Let us have the money now.
and the mayor is quoted to have an
,sWercd. No. you must deliver tho
goods first"
The colored man, who has hi,hcr-
to been influential in lining up the
colored vote for the Republican tick
ct. then told the mayor that he and
the colored people of Trinidad had
no faith in the promises made as
none OF the promises maze hcreto-
fore have been kept. He gave tho
mayor no satisfaction as to how the
colored people stand and spurned the
offer OF money alleged to have been
made. He said that the colorcd peo-
pie as citizens we're as much inter
ested in good government as any
other class of citizens and they
would not consent TO sell their votes.
In this same conversation the
mayor is quoted to have asked the
coiored man to call off the meeting
scheduled for "Wednesday night at
the hall on First street. He was
told that the meeting would not no
called off and that different Demo-
cratic and Progressive candidates
had been invited To speak
This incident is reported exactly
as the information was given and
but serves to emphasize the state
ment that the gang is up to its old
tricks of making promises and offers
of vote buying to swing into line the
vote of the colored people of Trin!-
dad and then double cross them at
ter election AS the gang has done for
years and years.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-21

through the town, and only few
houses escaped destruction.
News OF tho disaster was confirm
I'd when mn appeal reached the may
or OF Pine I'M asking for doctors
and nurses \ message asking MS
sisiancc was also sent TO Governor
O'Ncal.
Louisville. Ky. March 2l.--nt
Somerset - frame buildings were
blown down. Mono or tho occupants
~cr" badly injured. Other points In
the sam" section reported damage.
Nashville. Tenn. March Ell
Following hard IN the wake Of the
storm last week which rost twenty
lives In Tennessee and did untold
damage. the state was visited early
this morning by another which
swept up from the southwest through
tho heart OF middle Tennessee. con-
ccntrating its fury on Mmrfrcsboro.
injur!ng one man, A. Hall Jones. ia.
tally. and doing n half million dol
lars worth OF damage.
The storm struck Murfrcsboro
about 2 O'Clock ripping u path thru
tho public square. Nearly every
building lhsse was ksy<lled or prAc-
ticaJIy hesIroycH. TIE Preshtt<risn
church was completely wrecked. One
corner OF fhe court hous. was nm
rooted.
The people were aroused from
their beds by the terrific wind and
the carly morning hours were "a
them hours OF terror.
Between Murfresboro and Wins
land. n station on the Nashville.
Chattanooga and ST. Louis railroad
To tn, sou'h. train conductors report
that houses were lifted mp bodily and
some OF them deposiied across the
track.
At Alexandria every resid"nc" wns
damaged. hut no lives were lost.
Wiro service in nearly every diroc-
ton was paralyzcd.
West or Mckenzie all wires were
ou: and the extent OF the storm In
wcs, Tennessee is not known. hut
trainmeu report a heavy blow west
'of OF Mckenzie. The Atlantic train
on the Nashville. Chattanooga 4 st.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-21
NATIONAL A. A. U. SWInlING
CONTEST TOMORROW

New York. March 21.---West end
swimmers are favoritcs In the nn-
tional championship OF the A. A. U.
ut 500 yards which is to be decided
at the New York Athletic club natu.
torium tomorrow. Perry McGilli-
reray and Harry Hcbner of tho llli-
nois Athletic club and Nicholas Nor
wich and Bud Goodwin Of the New
York Athletic club are among those
entered for the race. McGillivcruy
recently broke tho American record
formerly held by c. NJ. Danields.