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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
Paragraph Pulpit
One Source.

All truth is from God, as all light is
from the sun. Cas-light, electric-light,
the light of the fire on your hearth, the
CLEAN of the diamond-all Is sunlight, no
matter thru what medium II may come
or in what country it may be seen. 50
all truth is Gods truth, whether it come
from the lips Of speaker in China or IN
the islands of the sea, whether it be called
pagan or Christian. All that bears on
the culture of the human soul, the de-
yelopment OF human life. is part OF the
unfolding revelation Of the divine.-uni-
tartan Publicity Committee--Advertise-
rnent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28

The following witnesses were exam
incd by the grand jury yesterday III
connection with the pending tax in
vcstigstion
&. -. Kenny Company. George Hut
chosen. Greater Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company. Regal Shoe Company
- Thompson Brown. ! r. BIggs and
Maggie l. Walker. colorcd.
4 number OF witnesses have been
summoned for the grand jury 20 be
heard this afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
WILL SPEAK At DINNER
Page and Byrd to Address Virginia
society Of New York:

Dr. Thomas Nelson Page and Rich
ard Evelyn Byrd Will be speakers a. the
annual dinner of the Virginia Society
Of New York tomorrow evening at :
o-Ciock. a sherry. IN that city For
ncr Lieutenant Governor Joseph r
Willard will also bc "A guest Of the So
cictv. Tho RichmOnders will 20 TO New
York 20 night
Othcr speakers ~ the dinner. when
j. an event IA New YORK. will be Rev
Henry Lubbock. -. D. Of the Church
Of ZION and St Timothy. and Don G
-cifz. % me Ncr York World
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
Professor Jordan 10 Lecture.

IrofcssOr y = JOrdan WI i0cfuTe At
the John Marshall High school Fcoru-
airy Il on the subject Eject OF War
on the Race Professor G. 4. Smith
VIII lecture IN tne same place on March
= on the subject. what Literature Can
30 for You. Both lectures are in the
University OF Virginia Extension Coarse
and arc open 20 ttc public without
charge pupils and pa;rors Of the schools
iciug especially invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
ESCAPED Conviets Caught.

Three negroes conEicts VINO es-
capped from the road forces Of the
State. were arrested IN Richmond
Yesterday by Detective-Ser Wiley
and Keilsm Edward Jackson was
found in jackson Ward. while James
Smoky johnson and George Turner
were found engaged IN game OF
craps in an alley In the eastern sec
ton of the city They will be turned
over 70 the penitentiary authorities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
No Decision in Bradley Case.

SO decision was handed down yes
te-da- tv che supreme Court Of the
f-ritco states ~ Washington bra ths
go 81 mo gifv 81 Richmond against
sracicv and others The case Was
4rsl0d AID -gbrnitfcd sornc weeks ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28

Tho annual meeting Of Richmond
Chapter. Daughters Of tho Confcd-
cracy. viii be held In Ice Camp Hall
thIs morning at % O'Clock. at which
time officers will be elected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
TO HURRY WORK
ON NEW BUDGET
Public Hearings of Departments
Set for Next
Week.
MUST LIVE WITHIN INCOME
Sharp Pruning Knife to Be
Used on Departmental
Estimates.

Tuesday. Wednesday and thursday
nights of next week were set by the
Council Finance Committee last night
for public hearings IN connection with
preparation of tho annual appropria-
ton ordinance. ON Tuesday night the
committee viii hear at length the de-
mands of the Fire and Police Depart
ments. On Wednesday night the School
and Health Boards viii be heard, and
Will also be given on that
night for hearing any outsiders, in
GLIDING representatives, of the military
and charities receiving
city aid.
Thursday night will be given up to
under direction of the
\ Administrative Board. and If not com
pletcd in one hearing an adjourned
meeting will be held. Every effort VIII
be made 70 have the new budget re-
norted to the Council by the middle of
February. SO that funds for improve
ments may be available In the carly
spring the Finance Committee and
Administrative Board desiring especI-
ally 10 avoid an abuse of former years
by which large pieces of construction
work were undertaken late in the year
and carried on principally during the
mont hS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
ARGUMENT
IN ALLEN CASES
Governor Will Hear Pleas for
Condemned Men Saturday
Of This Week.
DR.. M'DANIEL's STATEMENT
Sets Forth Reasons for Asking
Communication for Younger
Prisoner.

Argument will be had once more
before Governor Mann on SATURDAY
morning at II O'Clock. IN behdlf OF
Floyd and Claude Allen. VINO are
sentenced to death in the electric chalr
for their part IN the Carroll court
house massacre 1t is understood that
several attorneys and ministers VIII
appear at that time.
Many communications nave recently
been received attacking the correctness
of allegations made in behalf of the
Aliens during the last proceedings In
the Supreme Court denials being made
in nearly every instance OF the state
ments then set forth.
r. h Willis. of counsel for the ue-
Tense in the Allen trials. has prepared
a statement in which he reviews the
proceedings. lie calls attention TO the
many matters on which the supreme
Court cannot pass. IN JUSTIFICATION OF
the appeal TO the Governor for commu-
Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
WILL READ Bible
IN CITY SCHOOLS.
Board, in Resolution, Directs
It's Daily Use by Teachers
and Principals.
ENROLMENT is NOW 1888
Scholarships and Other Gifts
Made to John Marshall
High School.

Daily selections from the Bible are
to be read at the opening sessions of
the public schools hereafter. according
TO resolution adopted by the city
School Board last night. The custom
of reading selections Of scripture at
the opening of school sessions Is said TO
have been general some years ago, but
after some discussion in the School
Board was left optional with tho teach
ers, who have IN some Instances re-
tanned IT. and in others dropped it. The
board last night passed the following
resolutions.
Whereas. il is a fact we'll established
THAT the children in our public school
are at the most impressiOnable ages
for receiving and retaining good OF
evil. and
whereas the lessons and truths
contained within the Holy Bible are
acknowledged by right thinking peO
pie as being of paramount value. in
creating and maintaining better
moral atmosphere in every community.
and also in the individual life, therefore
be 1t
Resolved. that the principals and
teachers be requested to open the daily
sessions of the public schools of the
city Of Richmond with reading of
selections taken from the Bible. said
the Now Testament
Enrolment Now 1875.
Superintendent j. y. G. Chandler
reported to the School Board last
night a total enrolment as follows
White l. ,299. colored 6.0l9. total lS.3s
Boyd a. Wise was elected a teacher
in the John Marshall High School.
The following additional teachers We're
elected: Miss Inez HobsOn and Miss
Zuliene DuVal in the Elementary
Schools, and Miss Josephine W. Holt
at the High school.
Mrs j T. c. Cosby daughter of
the late James II Peay. Jr., formerly
superintendent of Schools. presented
to the John Marshall High School
set of sixty-eight character sketches.
and a letter Of thanks was directed
to be sent her. Announcement was
also made of the presentation of
scholarship by Hollins Institute 10
the John Marshall High School.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
Look Beyond Records.

Be IL said to His Exccllency's credit.
he has not sought 70 shlrk response
bility He knows the power which Is
vested in him by the Constitution. 1t
puts him above the courts and second
only TO God in cases OF this character.
1t il stoutly maintained by some that
Governor Mann viii stand behind the
decision of the Court of Appeals. May
be so. but others who know him well
believe that he will act as Governor
and not as a judge. The Constitution
imposes upon him solemn RESPONSE
bility. That responsibility rs 10 look
beyond the records and 10 see If there
are not some extenuating circumstances
which appeal 10 clemency. If the
chief executive IL compelled 20 view
the case as a judge. then the right Of
commtation is of no effect. He Is
to view the case in Il different light. and
that he will do so is the hope of those
who appeal for clemency.
over 80 per cent OF the members
OF the Legislature express themselves
as favoring Communication for Claude AL
len The jury that convicted him ap-
peal that his life be spared. The trial
judge would not oppose commute
ton 1t would be in accord with the
sentiments and convictions OF vast
majority of the people of Virginia.
The morning after the Governor be-
slowed mercy upon this young man
the minds OF the people would be al
peace. and history would approve his
action. The public IL not harsh to-
wards merciful acts and men never
regret having shown mercy
Mr. Alfred Williams has more first
hand knowledge Of this case than any
editor in Virginia. Tie has written more
upon the subject than any other man.
His paper did moro TO create d senti-
mont against the Aliens than any single
agency lie has prosecuted them re-
ientleSsly and with an undlspGted
ability Now that the cases of all the
Aliens have been disposed of by The
courts ne comes out cditorially fOf a
Communication of Claude Aliens sentence
20 forty years. lie docs not think II
would discredit the courts OF weaken the
ad nlinistration of Justice when plea
for mercy comes from such d source
may we not hope that all will be moved
by the same spirit and that the exc
cutive heart will respond"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-28
DIR. McDanIel's statement.

Rev. George W McDdhlcl, y -
who. in common with most of the
petitioners has confined his efforts to
get mercy for the younger man, gave
out the following statement yesterday
Every recourse in law has been
exhausted The trial court convicted
and the Supreme Court failed 70 ind
a reversible error All hope OF relci
from the courts Is gone. This brings
the case before the Governor as the
final resort II would not come before
him properly until the attempts III the
courts had come to naught.
The action OF the courts should not
prejudice the case in the mind OF the
Governor. and doubtless viii not
Some take for granted that Claude
Allen ought to die because Of the decl-
sion OF the Supreme Court. such con
tcntion ignores the rights OF the Gov
ernor to commute and applies with
equal force against all criminals Under
that practice, no condemned man would
ever receive clemency of any KIND IN
this state. Governor Mann Is too good
q lawyer to take that position. In ms
long and distinguished practice OF law
he has probably appealed to Governors
to do what he is now being asked TO DO
He NAV have been successful IN saving
the lives Of men after the trial court and
the Supreme Court said that according
to the law and evidence they ought to
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1920 9Th w.st .dw65. ~
Dos AZ. sw. st.dw. IS 90
BOIL 10th NV. 6r. b. -. 80
611 Lamont NV.
Or. u. .S.W
S3 X ne. Ilr.b. "a. 30
314 Seaton ne Or. BIS. 80
726 r ne. Orb. .3.5o
1852 Irving NV.
Sr. b. n. .2.5o
636 A Sc. sr.b. .2a.WO
9s9 Sd NV. Or. b. %. 80
1902 @ ne. 6r.b. %. 40
CAL I'd ne. Or. h. 81. ~
AS r sw. CRIB. Do 80
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IL p ne. col ten. 30. 80
204 9th ne. Or, b. 1880
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Col ten. nice 5r cot, An
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626 T. NV. ar. $50 1919 9th nv. 6r a6. 81
1a41 5fh 6r. %. 40 al Neal pl NV. 5r25. ~
1916 I'd nw, ar. 20.53 1916 Md .6r. y: o.
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l227 ! ne. Or. ls.5U :34 Bryant .sr. rs. so
1904 4fh Sc. Or. 1870 ~ Seaton ne. Or. 10. 80
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1921 Fla av 1870 400 nth Ia 90
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Did You Ever Notice

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FOR RENT-NEw HOUSES.
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fine bath; concrete floor In shed: front
porches.
Rent, S17.50
VIM A. BOSS Co.
1890 y. Y. ave.
FOR RENT-436 KENYON ST. NV
Six rooms and bath; furnace heat:
fine repair; front porch; near Scldierss
Home. Rent. e23. so.
WM A. BOSS co.,
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1898 Belmont road. 10 rooms. baths. $3.50
1905 Irving NV. 10 rooms. baths. $3.50
SIT II st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. 5000
&c Quincy pl ne. rooms and bath. 25.5f
1872 at. ne. rooms and bath. 21.5C
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Gnc.l.
23s 100 18th ST NV
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UNFINISHED.
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1918 18th. io-2b. 5000 1901 Meridian. Or. b = o.
1870 $. 12r. b. s.oo 1917 ist. 6r.b. % SO
lsos Beimt. orb. IS On its6 c sc. Or. b. 1851
Dupont cir. Tor b q. 90 642 Irving st.6r. $50
25lG 18th. Tor b. 5000 2i2 Ind nv nw.9r b40 Is
$50 18th. Tor. b. 5000 204 Ind NV Or. bsS -
.ao3 18th nv. ior bso 50 coo Park I'd. 7r.b. $500
i702 Q nv. l0r.b GOO 1921 Harvard. Tor bis 90
Sc Myrtle ne. Or b. 1.5o 26il 10th. Or. b.. 30 20
s3a Girard. 6r b. 81 80 $50 Newton. Or. 3. 20 OF
1881 2ist. r.2b- so !6S 1914 NJ, Or. h.. So.n
$50 Col I'd. Or -. Is. so TIA VI av h. 30 50
IS Col I'd Sr b. so Ilc2 y II av. 81. b. IS 30
9f2 4 9l4 10th o.. lsoS 9Th nv, Sr.h 81. 80
34r. Sd $50. 200 mo- SIS 18th ne, Or. b. .. 80
1888 i5th i3r 2b. i0ol 2iio X nv, ar. b. so
1914 Q nw.9r.b... IS. SOL
SUBURBAN.
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Mistletoe Springs Station. Laurel. Md. IL
rooms. partly furnished ....-........... $500
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1901 Belmont st. II rooms. baths. COM
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1915 18th. IL rooms. 4 baths. $4,000
1911 18TH IL rooms . baths ............ elSO.oo
HOO 18th. Tor. b. servants rooml.
81. 600 per year or 500 per mo.
ITO 18th NV. 10 rooms. hath. $500. $l2S. 90
The Parkwood 18th and X SITS. sr., b. $4,000
22i1 Q ST. 1; roms hat s. $50 90
M M fur a IT, IT. DNr arre
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BRASD-NFW BUILDING
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IDEAL LOCATION
First class residential section lcose 10
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FiEST-tI.iSS SERVICE
Every attention given tenants, heat and
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Ihres and four and bath. $40. 30 TO Sa5 81
Agents.
SHANNON IICHS. Re,;ing Service
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1851 T ST. N.W.-PRACTICALI4Y NEW RESI-
dence: rooms: tiled BATH hot water heat !:
rent. $3.50
BELT O'BRIEN Co. INC. 1909 G st. NV.
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701 Florida ne, facing Kendall Green ST. 80
7O5 Florida ave. ne, line. ..... - so
900 Pennsylvania ave. NV. IL rooms. so
GEO Y. WORTHLNGTUN son, Woodward
hnild
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} Il GARRETT,
/. ave. NV.
1927 NJ nv NV, Or, BIS. 50
1917 v nw.Sr, b. .ao5. so
629 Harv'd NV Or, b25.50
1902 G ne, Or, b. 50
747 Girard NV. Or, BIZ. so
75e Harv'd NV, 6, b. y. so
31S 10th sc, Or. b. %. 50
1917 10th nw.M.b $50
81 r ne, 6r. b. 81
800 f Sc, Or. DID,. 2l.O0
412 lat NV. 20. 80
1910 g ne. Or. b. 20. SO
i23S G ne, Or. b.. 20. 50
1856 VT av NV Or. 81
Isis ID Sc, Or. .l0.5J
ITS.
OIGOi L ne. Or. b. 1880
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1881 N. Y
1925 10th nw,9r, 1870
1929 Nm NV, Tor, b. AZ. 80
9O6 L NV. Sr. b. $3.50
1877 9Th NV. Or, b. $3.50
1928 10th NV, Sr. b.a2- 80
1905 LIST NV, Or. 30.5)
634 B sw. Sr. b. =. 30. so
1924 Ad'ms NV, Or, b3O. so
6O3 NJ av NV, 9r. b. 80. 30
53S lst Sc. Or, b. 80. 80
GIL NJ av nw.9r. b. 30. 81
304 c ne. Sr. h. - 81. 80
1917 10th nw,Sr. BIZ. so
1929 18th NV. 7r. %. 30
$500 C'ter NV, Or, $50
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RENT FROM
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- X ne, Sr. b.......@.O
1918 9th nw,7r,b. 80. 80
1861 9th nw,1r.b. %. %
DDS 9th Sc. 7r. h. ;. .21.1
TO- JAS. II. YORK e.
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The MADEIRA. 1os I'D
NV. 5r. h......@ .5a
The Hoffman. 1892
Belmont ST. 3r and
4r and h. 81. 80
TIRE WALRAFF.
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4r. h. $3.50 to $3.50
$40 10th. Ar. b. ). 30. 50
sos 10th. sr. b. 30
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49,
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II. L. RUST. 400 ST NV
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ALL w.. tth & l. NV.
40 O'kd'le NV oh. 90. 80
1924 18th NV. :T. b. 1000
1922 Walter sc, 9. b. 20. gu
205 K NV, Or. ". 20. 01
300 o NV, 5r,w. 1901
1928 18th NV, r.b.l7.5O
407 Oakdale nw.4.bl7.50
44 BRYANT NV, Ar. bI6.5a
1925 9Th NV. Or. ". l8. 50
101 Corn. ! CIR, w15.0)
22l9Water NV. 6r,---l5.O0
22S3 9th NV, 6 fr.15.OO
1928 Duncan ne.4,b14.O0
1856 Sth nw.6r, W. 1880
1920 Ga av NV. 1870
2040 Ga nv nw.3, WIZ. 80
2221 Water NV, Or. wi2.5C
AL Prather's ct. Ar.
W .11.50
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RED.
N9 ID sw,7r.w....1 49, SO
40 Del sw. Or. w.g.2O. 90
Us Va av sw, Or. VIA
1243 Sd w.4r.w.. $50
1916 Del sw. f.w. 9.N
I219 y sw. 6r, w.. 9.H
423 LIST sw, stO, 5r. 20. sc
3J0n X sw. or, w. IL. 81
! 1874 1st sw, 5r,w..1O.G
cR co. Inc.,,
st. NV.
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934 4th me-. brick. 5r.. repaired. SIG. 4
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1877 y. J. ave-. 6r.. ami. and heat. :. 81 X
lO2S Fla. ave. ne. 6r.. b. and stable. "a. Of
TAI 9TH NV. brick. 6r.. h.......... y. on
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-10-31
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY.
Development Association En-,
cages Nj. E. Harrison.

The Pioneer Press of Wednesday
contained the following announcement
of great interest to the farmers and
business men of this section of the
state:-
Merton E. Harrison, for three years
assistant secretary of the Minnesota
State Fair board, in charge of adver-
tising, yesterday resigned to accept a
position as. executive secretary of the
West Central Development association,
with headquarters at Morris. MINI.
Mr.. Harrison before becoming as
sistant secretary of the fair was a
Minneapolis newspaper man. He is a
son of the late Judge Alexander Nj.
Harrison of the Hennepin county dis
trict court.
During his term at the State Fair
Mr.. Harrison perfected the advertis-
ing system of the exposition and be
came known throughout the state as a
good publicity man. His work for
the fair attracted the attention of the
officials of the West Central Develop.
ment association.
The, association is pledged to the
encouragement of the country life
movement. in that section of the
state. 1t now intends to broaden
the scope Of its activities.
One of the first things the new
secretary will have to do is to pro-
mote the corn and alfalfa exposition
to take place at Morris on December
IL. All of the seventeen counties
in the association will be represented.
a special train will be run from the
Twin Cities for the event.
Mr.. Harrison's resignation takes
effect November 1. No successor has
been selected.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-10-31

discussed the topic Of Theory of Sleep
and was followed by Mrs Burpee.
Mrs. Cooley and Mrs. Stewart who
very ably discussed the following
subjects: Chemistry of Sleep, An
alysis of Dreams, Aviation of Dreams.
The Lesson Review of Brazil. with
Miss Hathorn as leader, was very in !.
reresting. Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Burpee
and Mrs. Leuty each taking part in
the review.
The Magazine Studies of Rio De
Janeiro was ably lead by Mrs. Hawk,
many Of the members taking part in
the discussions.
A paper prepared and read by Mrs.
Walker, The Effects of South Ameri-
can immigration on North American
trade was very interesting.
Mrs. Stinson added considerable in
terest to the lesson in relating her oh.
servation of the city of Rio De Janeiro
as we'll as being hostess to a very
pleasant time enjoyed by all the
members. The club will meet with
Mrs. Ware in two weeks.