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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-05-29
NOT AFRAID TO HAVE THE
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Dear Mr. Watson: | am sending
you list of a few names with
amounts opposite, for your most
valuable paper, The Jeffersonian,
and wish to say that l, and we, are
with you heart, soul, body and mind,
and may the great God that rules
the Universe be with you in this
great fight, and may your days be
heightened, and your body and mind
be preserved for future generations
to come. If you see fit please pub
lish the names | am sending you,
and you will greatly oblige your
comrade, sympathizer, friend and
fellow-countryman. Yours in the
fight, T. J. MARCHMAN.
Sloan Ga.
List of Names.
r. H. Rhodes, A. F. Jackson, J. T.
Wynn, w. l.. Clements, Sloan, Ga;
J. H. H. Brown, J. w. Rucker,
Greensboro, Ca; J. L. Smith, Ruth,
Ca; E. c. Marchman, White Plains,
Ca; l.. H. Johnson, Greensboro,
Ca R. l.. Smith, Sloan, Ga; Frank
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Dolvin, w. J. Clifton, Sloan, Ca;
Geo. c. Copdun, Greensboro, Ga.
Please come up and talk to us;
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GOOD WISHES FROM TEXAS.

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enclosed $500. 1 am sending you
$1.75 for which renew my subscrip-
ton to both of the Jeffersonians,
and rs cents for which send ME
Rev. P. A. Seguin's Eye-Opener-
The Fruits of the Confessional.
am sending you $1.00 for your de-
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Tense against those Roman wolves
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BEEN READING AFTER T. e. w.
TOO LONG TO QUIT.

Dear Friend: Please send me
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been reading after "Our Tom" too
long to quit now. l read his old
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printed many years ago. I am for
tom" from "tip to snout." Check
enclosed. Very truly yours,
S. M. MAUND.
Slocomb, Ala.
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WHAT ONE BUSY MAN ACCOM-
ITSHED

Hon. Thos. E. Watson-Dear
Brother; Let me tell you about my
Saturdays work. I am at present a
farmer. First, 1 fixed a scythe
cradle, then went to trustees meet
ing as secretary; kept minutes of
meeting until p. M. went home
and set out 100 potato slips, then
walked a mile and a half and got
two subscribers to The Jeffs. Find
money order enclosed.
Your friend since the nineties.
L. S. TRIMBLE.
Carrollton, Ga.
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can to break you up They know
you are the greatest power in Amer
lea, SO they think by putting you
out Of business they will have things
going their own way. But I con-
slider you equal to the situation in
every respect, SO stand your ground
and give it to the den of thieves
[ want to say in conclusion that |
consider you the greatest man in the
United States, and l have more con-
fidence in you than | have in any
other man in America. Yours
w. H. RHODES.
Timpson Tex.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16

ruptcy. Argued by George p. Zimmerman.
ana George T. Won kolnitz. Charleston, $.
G.. for tho Ashepoo Fertilizer Company, and
submitted.
No. l2io-George y. Mayo. trading az Mayo
American Mailing Company. defendant IN
error; In error 10 District Court at Rich
inond. Argued by s. :. l.. Paterson Rich
mond. for tho plnintin In error. and John A.
Cutchins. Richmond. and Edwin Bluincn-
s,ici. New York, for tho defendant in error,
and submitted.
Case in call today: No l2ll--John w
Farnaworth. special receiver OF Smith Chap
man Lumber Company. appellant. ~. Union
Irus; and Deposit Company. trustee OF Il. NJ:
Smith 81 Co. bankrupt. appellee. appeal
from District Court at Parkcrsburg. W. Va;
In bankruptcy. To be argued by Philip l..
Steptoe, ClarksburE. W. Va. and Linn,
Brannon & Lively. Weston, ". Va. for tho
appellant. and Van Winkle & Amber PARK
crsburg. ". Va. for the appellee
George Il. Zimmerman, Lexington. <. e.:
John a. cutchins. Richmond. and Edwin
Biunenstiel. New York. wore admitted to
practice as attorneys and counselors Of this
court.
Opinion: SO i2oS-Th. court handed down
an opinion In the OF NeH Hardware
Company -. Conield Motor Washer Com
pnny. appeal from District Court at Philiupi
". Va. Opinion by Judge Rose. Affirmed.
Court adjourned until this rIorning at 70
o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
CONTEST
WILL BEGIN TODAY
Judge Chichester Arrives in
Norfolk to Preside-Trehy
Not Worried.

Norfolk, Va, December 15.-Tho trial
Of the Norfolk election contest. in
which the Citizens party challenges
the ina jorities shown for Clerk OF tho
Corporation Court James V. Trchy and
city Treasurer u. Gray Tunstall on tho
face Of the returns. VIII begin In tho
Corporation Court tomorrow before
Judge II. II. l., Chichester, OF Fred
erickSburg.
Because Of an engagement In ono
of the courts of his clients. judge Chi,
chester will be here but three days at
this time. when he came to Norfolk
said that a conflicting docket In ono
OF his own courts would prevent con-
unuous hearings of the Norfolk con-
test. and necessitatcd his absence for
n few days after Thursday. December
is. With that interruption out of the
way, he would sit continuously. save
FOR Christmas Day. until the case was
completed he said II IL regarded as
probable, however, that on Thursday
the case Will go over until after Christ
mas. and perhaps New Years
Attorneys for the contestants expect
to prove that Il number of citizens who
were out of the city on election day
wcro recorded as voting. 1t is not be-
lieved however. that they VIII be able
10 show enough irregularities to Offset
tho majority of 100 returned for
James Y. Trchy and over 500 returned
for Il. Cray Tunstall.
Trehy and Tunstall declare that they
are not concerned in the least about
tho ultimate outcome. Ii Is also con-
tended by their friends that so-called
Irregularities Will not all be shown up
on the Trehy -Tunstall side.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
G0e@=NEW VS. OF=-,e,
SOUTH RICHMOND
NEW TERM BEGINS
Judge Wells starts December Session
with Dates for Trials.

The December term OF Hastings Court
Part H., began yesterday morning. No
grand jury was called, the cases from
Police Court, Part H. being held over
to the January term. Judge Ernest
II. Wells set dates for tho hearing of
the following cases:
Mancinos administrators against
Joseph c. Phaup. December 49, Sam
uel REGISTER against Archie *. Briggs.
December 19; the Baker Motor Vehicle
Company against tho Broad Street
Bank December %; the city OF Rich
nond against H. T. Mccoy. December
81: T. II. Bass against James Robin
son, December 81; NJ. d. Campbell
against L. II. Richardson. Inc. Dccem
Der 90; r. +. Smith against l.. ~. Cat
lin. January .; Fillmore Fountain
against /. j. Smith e Co, December 90;
w. Duncan Lee against Elizabeth a.
Rountrce December %: Adair II. San
ders against NJ. $ Wildbore. January 3;
w. j. Blount against the Virginia
Railway and Power Company, January
c; w. =. Neitch against j. u. Nichols,
January ana S; b. w. Rawles against
the Richmond Structural Steel Com
pany, January 0; NJ. L. Johnson against
p Macheli, January IL; Weary & AL
ford Company against the American
National Bank. January II; Walter
Kidd against l. u. Lipscomb. January
l6; Anna Meyer and Emma Meyer
against the Virginia Railway and
Power Company, January % and %;
Willie G. Houston against the Virginia
Railway and Power Company, January
%: ~ 4. Gay against the Merchants
Cold Storage Company, January 20;
Charles L.. T. Steward against George
w. Bragg. January q; Laura Goode
against w. G. Schroeder, January so:
William X. Stubbs against Frank Mil
Ter, February 3; Mrs. W. II. Hoen
against the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. February 4: ]. G..
Maui against the city OF Richmond,
February s: Ycrby s. Co. against Char
les II. Morris. January 23; Il. r Brown
against w. NJ. Fishburnc. February .:
w. a. Sharpe against DR.. Dcllingcr,
February Q; ]. II Lewis against Lewis
Jandorf February II. The suit OF
Henry s. Cornish against the Christie
Manufacturing Company was removed
from the docket by Judge Wells.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
POLICE READY TO
ENTER NEW HOME
Headquarters to Be Moved From
City Hall to Broad Street
Residence Tomorrow.

Unless plans OF Major Worner and
the Board Of Police Commissioners arc
Delayed. the work of transferring po-
lice headquarters from the city Hall
to 1104 East Broad Street will begin
tomorrow.
while It will be nearly month be-
fore tho building Is entirely in shape
for our use enough work has already
been done for us TO move in now said
Captain George T.. Pollock. secretary
Of tho board 1.-THE new furniture
which has been contracted for will be
ready to install tomorrow. while tho
lights are ready, and tho steam plant
which Is new. can be put III operation
at any time"
For Il long while IL has been APP
parent that police headquarters would
have TO be moved. because the rooms
Ut the City Hall for years have been
Inadequate to meet the demands made
upon them.
The building. which will be converted
10 the use or the department. IL an old
residence. The chiefs offices and those
Of Captain Pollock. the board and a
press room will be on tho first floor.
while the Detective Bureau. under
Captain Mcmahon. assembly hall for
plain clothes men and sleeping quar-
tors VIII be or tho second floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
ARRESTED FOR CUTTING
&. H. Field Charges That Iucicp Dyson
Wounded Him with Razor

Luclen Dyson, thirty -iive years old. OF 100
Oakwood a vcnuc was arrested la,. mir n, h.,
Policemen ". T.. Clark" and Whitow on the
charge ~ cutting g y Field. manager Of
house with razor when taken 10 tho
Second Police station l." suffered TWO ncrv-
GUS attacks. AMI was removed 10 the CITY
JAN Hospital Later he was bailcd Tor h!s
appearance In Police Court.
Dyson :. alleged to have cut Field on tho
arm because the latter had discharged him
TEe attack II was said. took place In Broad
street on Saturday afternoon when Dyson
passed his former employer. Tho wound was
slight that Field I'D not know he had
been cut until after he returned 20 his place
Of business ana found blood running down
hls arm. Bs then discovered he was wound
eli. and that hiE coat and shirt sleeves had
also been s!ashei For monen, ne was at
Il loss to know how he had been cut. when
he recalled he had passed Dyson and that
the latter had roughly brushed against him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
ARCHITECT HONoRHD.
II. c. Baldwin. of FrcdcricISsI,uri,,M ndc
Vice-Prcsidcnt I'm New Orleans.
Especial to The Times DISPATCH

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Fredericksburg, Va, December is
r. G. Baldwin, or "Snowden." Fred
ericksburg, has returned from tho an
nual convention OF the American In
stitutc OF Architects at New Orleans
La. where he was elected second vice.
president. Mr.. Baldwin has also served
for three years upon the board Of di-
rectors OF this organization. lie has
charge Of the Journal OF the American
Institute of Architects. with Offices In
Washington. Mr.. Baldwin Is manager
and editor OF the publication, which
was founded under his direction Mr.
Baldwin was made Fellow" by the
American Institute of Architects fiji.
teen years ago.
Captain N. b. Rowe. of this city, Is
in receipt of letter from s. w Cor
don. secretary OF the Fifteenth Regi-
mcnt. New Jersey Volunteer Veterans
Association. of Newark stating that the
organization will make a trip 10 Fred
ricksburg next May to view the his
toric points about this city, and over
tho battlcfelds and In tho surround
Ing counties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
CONDEMNS CLASSROOM
fupiis OF PoWhatnn School Forced to
Leave Unsnnltary BnScmcnt.

On account of the unaanitary condi-
ton of the floor and ceiling. Prof. f..
r.. Smith yesterday discontinued the
use OF Il part OF the basement of Pow
hatan School for Il recitation room.
The class which formerly occupied that
room was obliged to double up with
another grade. Many OF the classes
are now crowded, and the school work
is being interfcred with. Last week
a room In the basement OF Bainbridgc
School was ordered closed by Prot.
smith, superintendent OF South Rich
mono Schools
meeting Of the South Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
CHARTERS ISSUED

Charters were Issued BY the State Corpora
aon Commission yesterday AZ follows:
Progress Company Inc.). Richmond. Cap
itrl: Maximum, $500; minimum. $3.50. II.
+ Bioomberg president; 4. Niger secre,ary-
both OF Richmond.
stanley simp%lns Grocery Company nne}.
,nuin. $3.50 J. ". -iinplins. president. L.
W. STANLEY. secretary both Of Roanoke.
Richardson Amusement Corporation, Pc
tcrsburg. Capital: Maximum, 3Jo,Gop. mini
mum. t:o.ec1. a.. J. Richardson. president.
". II. Blanks. secr-tary--both o! Petersburg.
Virginia PICTURE Screen Company Qnc.j.
Petersourr capital. sr0p. y. u Petit.
president; raul Pcttit. s.crctUry-both oi Pc
tcrsnurB.
Blaeksburr. Capital: Maximum. $1,000:
IIiuiInum. $1,000 X. r Elicit Jr. president.
" 3; Elicit. ,,secretary both OF Biaekaburg
finc.). Suffolk. capital: Maximum. $4,000,
rlln!iruHi. 5000 81. =. Mcpherson. pr.Ai-
Dent !. ~ Wius,cad sccretaTy-both OF SUI
folk
Aiuendrleu, was issued 10 the charter Of
Julton Hood s. orkiug Company 'IEc.J.
Richmond. creating .j.el) preferred stook
Foreign charters: The Hooper Brothers
Ehoc stores Conpany a Maryland corpora
tion. domesiicated. with J. Absrnathy.
statutory agent, Roanoke. Capital, 5000.
Indian Refining Company y Maine. corpora-
ton, domcsticatcd. with J. -. Wi,cher stat
utory agent, L:nchbure. Capital. sl.t99ooo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
Horscmcn Elect Omcer,.
Special to The Times

IopcCIttI 20 TIC I-lmcS- DlSputCh.I
Fredericksburg, Va, December b.
The Orange Horsemen's Association
mas elected tho following officers for
the coming year: James n. Andrews,
president; George IT. Marshall. William
DUPONT and w. ". Green, vice-pre
dents: Henry G Warren, secretary and
treasurer: board OF directors, DR.. l..
8. Ricketts,, w. w. Sanford, ST., II. O.
Lyme, III. Il. Holiday. Jr.. ". II. ShackeI-
ford. w. c. Williams, Thomas Akin
son and George, w. Morton, Jr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
APPEAL FOR PINE CAMP
Funds Urgently Needed for Institution for
CONSERVATIVES.

Pine Camp. near Richmond. ie being lent
out by the tuberculosis Camp Society. Tho
management during the past year has made
an cTort to conduct tho camp :, basis OF
most rigid economy. and has far been abls
:" pay all enpenseE without appeal To
the ruhiic, but all funds nov exhaust
I'd. The work IL highly commended bv
state Health Commissioners Williams. Chief
Health OFFICER Levy and others. The camp
has been taxed TO its capacity. ana there l.
urgent need for charging the scope OF It's
work FOR the care OF consumptivs Contri-
buttons should lie sent 10 Fred W. Scott,
treasurer. post-onice box 1875.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16

Cooperative Educational Association
Will be held shortly for the purpose OF
taking up the question OF new school
on the Southside. II new building
cannot be secured at present. 1t Is felt
that an annex would relieve the con
gestion. An appropriation Of Sloo. 900
Tor school is now being considered
By the Finance Committee OF the City
Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
TO Have Christmas Music.

Attractive musical programs for
Christmas are being arranged by com
mittccs, which have been appointed in
several SouthSidc churches. Santa
Claus and Christmas trees Will figure
again in many OF tho church enter
tainments to delight the youngsters.
The choir Of Weathcrford Memorial
Baptist Church practiccd last night on
tho special program 1t js preparing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
c. 8. circuit Court OF Appeal.

Til. United states Circuit Court OF Appeals
y.convened yesterday morning at - O'Clock.
with Circuit Judges P-!tchard tpresid!ngl
sud Woods. ami District Judge Rose in at
tendance
Cases argued yestc.iay: No. lcos-W. II.
Townsend. rt Hl.. trustee of ~. p Roof.
bankrupt. petitioners and cross respond ents
~. Ashcpoo Fertilizer Company. respondent
and Cross- petitioner: cross-pcii,ion TO super
Intend ano revise, etc. Dstrict Court OF TIN.
United States for tho Eastern District Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16

j. :. Starke Andrew Braswell and James
Ross. negroes were arrested by Policemen
brennan. Holt and Pillow on the charge
OF promoting a game OF policy. Parapher-
nala used In connection with this gaming
evidence when the case is called to-day in
Police Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
I,ickcrstan Again Arrested.

Joseph BiChcrstaft. who fined $50 ami
costs Yesterday morning In Police Court for
selling revolver to minor. anu who np-
pealed. Mas again arrested yesterday after
noon for the same onense. This time he Is
charged with selling pistol Louis AL
len. He WAS arrested hy PRtrolnlen Williams
and Dubuque, and bailed for his appearances
before Justice Crutchteld.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
Funeral of MIR. Haskins.

The funeral services OF John A. Has
Itins. siXty-seven years old. OF Ches-
tCrfield County, prominent retired
business man. who died on Saturday
night at his home in Chester. were held
yesterday Afternoon at 1880 o'clock AT
the grave in Hollywood Cemetery. Mr.
IiaskiI.s is survived by u widow, who
was Miss Florence Bot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
Alleged "Bllnd Tiger.

Alice White colored. arrested yest.--
day by Police Sergeant Marin and patrol
men Jennings and Voltz on the charge OF
selling iiquor without license at % West
Canal street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
Chr Hits buggy.

An easthouud Broad and Twcnty-ffth
Street ear Yesterday afternoon at go o'clock
hit buggy driven by W. -. Baker at First
and Broad streets. doing Slight damage no
one was hurt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
Accused of Stealing Coat.

barney Hawkins arrested yesterday
by Detective Sergeant Wiltshire and pa
troiman Dubuque the charge OF ling
an ove.coat from II. c. Rudy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
Marriage License.
Charge promotin. POLICY.

License to marry issued yesterday by
me Cierk OF the Hastings Court to Harvey
J.. Elicit and Sallie NJ. Kaufelt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16

Jamcs Morrow and Jim" Perry wcro
arrested yesterday by Policeman X. l.
Dunnavant for fighting In the street.