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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-24
Meeting Tonight.

stefkafE A0Ah%AA
So great has been the interest al
ready manifested in the movement
that 1t is expected that the mass meet
Ing to he held al o'clock tonight in
the John Marshall high school Will
assume large proportions. All the
civic, religious and social organiza-
tions Of the city will be represented.
The speakers viii he ns follows:
Mayor George Ainsiie. 10 represent
the city Of Richmond.
DIR. Ernest G. Levy. 10 represent the
city health department
The Rev. DIR. w. !. Young. the Rev.
Father James II. oReiily and the
Rev Edward " Caltsch. 80 represent
the religious organizations
William r. Reed, first vice president
Of the chamber Of commerce. TO rep
resent the commercial orEa nixaiions,
James J. Dreamer. ia represent the
labor organizations,
Or. Douglas Freeman. fo represent
the social working organizations.
The meeting will be presided over
by f. Randolph Williams, first vice
president of the Society for the Bet
terment of Housing and Living Com
dittons I'm Richmond. The boy scouts
will act as ushers.
Co1ored residents Of Richmond will
hold similar meeting in Ebenezer
baptist church on April 29th. Mayor
Ainslie is expected to speak on that
occasion also.
Typhoid Fly Taking On IAfe.
In speaking at the cleanup cam
paign MIR Weber. the secretary Of
the Society for the Betterment of
Housing and Living Conditions In
Richmond. said:
"a spotiess city means much moro
than mere neatness, decency and at
Effectiveness, II means the absence Of
the means whereby most of the pre-
yentable diseases are spread, name
". the fly and the mosquito. 1t Is at
this time of the year that the house
M, more recently renamed the "ty-
phoid fly" begins to take on life. ri
Is bred In unclean stables and in
mounds of rubbish and garbage i'm
the back yards. Clean out these
places. and there can be no flies The
mosquito, which spreads malaria and
yellow fever, II bred in the water
which lis allowed to stand in pools, in
barrels, buckets and tin cans"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-24
FIX PROGRAM FOR
MERCHANTS MEET
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF RE-
TAILERs' ASSOCIATION AR
RANGES pRELIMINAHIEs.
AT LYNCHBURG, MAY IA
Hill, CITY. ACCORDING TO REPORT,
PREPARING TO GIVE THE
VISITORS THE TIME OF
THEIR LIVES.

The executive committee of the
state Retail Merchants association,
of which Samuel Cohen, of Richmond,
president of the body is chairman,
met Yesterday and outlined a tenta
tive program for the ninth annual
convention of the organization, which
will he held in Lynchburg May l4th
and 18th next
The blanks left in the program by
the committee will be filled out by the
Lynchburg committee of entertain
ment. and it is whispered that the
merchants of the Hill City are pre-
pairing to give the visitors royal
good time.
The various local associations are
entitled to representation on the
basis of one delegate for each ten
members, but as Secretary Clarke has
extended a cordial invitation TO all
the members of the organization TO
attend the convention, the indications
are that Lynchburg will be called
upon to entertain at least 200 OF the
States leading retailers
VIII BE Live Meeting.
In addition to interesting addresses
on such live topics as Fake Adver-.
Using" special Discounts" The
Collection of Membership Dues,
Credit Rating Reports" and so on
the convention will take up A dis
cussion of measures furthering the in
terests of the retail merchants which
they desire to lick into shape for pre-
sentation to the next general assem-
bly,. These annual conventions take
the form of a sort summer school
for retail merchants. at which they
come together, air their problems and
discuss remedies.
The officers of the Retail Merchants
Association of Virginia are: Prest-
dent. Samuel Cohen, OF Richmond.
first vice president, NJ NJ. Ramsey, of
Roanoke; second vice president, II. Il.
Knight, OF Alexandria: secretary, ".
A Clarke, Jr.. of Richmond; treas
urer, L. II. Kaufman, of Richmond.
The following tentative program. az
arranged by the executive committee,
has been forwarded TO the Lynchburg
association for approval and compile
ton. and will be printed and distri
buted as soon as the blanks are filled
out:
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Steintpart. Cots 832 unb 833 In go=
finger &c 6optins' pisrter unterabtbeie
lung in Glmtpppb. 81.
Gstpim phillips on gelpis u. parr.
2ot Is in antbonn meber's llnterab=
tbeilung an Der Gbiparbs Rpab. 81.
Sane 8enper, 9orniinberin, an s.
s. 2ineid, 2ots $50 unb 251 In Stes
pben aempsr's ltntsrabtbiluns. $500.
8. R. Strusoe II. glnn. on aisfsr &c
6art, 10 Sabre paht duf is BET SO
SUB an Der Weftfeite Der Wolnut
Strobe, go 5ub fiibIih pDn Der 5edss
ten Strabe, monutIite Wlietbe $485.
Grben bon SoIepb 9. 9. Gpons,
burd ben Sbsriff, an 4gnss Sintler,
Cots So uno S6 in 3. 3. grotpn's
llntsrabtbeiIune in Wopblatpn. S.
ylord gurtam an Gisen O.. 9ur.am,
ungef6br 90 Ndsr Gono in ben Sst.
tionsn 80 ur1b 81 BON Wbitetpater
gopn'bip. 81.
2stpis q. Barr an Jrant 9ebhart,
cine Got an Der Ghparos Roah. 81.
.. g. Cliber Ii. 4nb. an Gee Gb.
RopIanO. % GuB an Der RoDine Str.
$1.00.
Sacob 6. Sorpsr an Sphn asbnarb
2incoIn. Quit CLAIM ID Cots in
WilIsr &c Sufers Truitee llnterabtbeis
lung. 81.
Qnbretp ). Burg an Dm. G.
9rptpne, 2 2pts on Der Spinnsr aoe.
in Sbaronpius. 81.
emma g. Durren IL. Qno. on sas.
9. Cooper, Got 45 in Der Someit.ub
llntsrabtbeiluns BON Nm. 9urreI f..
$1.0O.
Sas. q. Cooper on S.nrp 5autns
Iteir. basisIbs Gis.ntbum. 81.
Catherine 2an'bes. an 4usuIt Ct
bslte. q Sup an Der Charlotte Ctr.
$1OO.
emma g. Sarbina an 2. TationaI
gunt, 30 Sub an Der Wsnnsr Strob..
S1.OO.
6enrn grintIer on Spbn O. Mtriss
man, 20 Jub on Der Sintoln Np.rus.
$1.0O.
Goith 6. Qugur on Wm. Wader.
13 4der in Der @srmeFuns 410 BON
Inoerion 5ptpnfbip. 81.
Sohn W,ismoH on 6snrn 1rintltr,
2ots % urb % in J. gursonn. ir.'s
llntsrabtbeiIurs, gOrpoOb 5sisbts.
$1.00.
5reb. 9rpetmonn an Siode Spis,
bad, 80 Jus an Der Spring Grooe
apenue in GImpoco. ST.
Rebetcd =. q. Cole an Wount Gu.
burn Wt. 9. Gburh. 1912 5ub an Der
WapIepopb 9losnu.. 81.
8race 5Iopo an 5arrn Jlono,
(Guit CLAIM cine 90. or Der Green
gp. Bite. 81.
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SeitioH 2 1ab Geitcsu 500 nnb $40 hes
ErbtuanseussoeeI roie foigi Gu,gEotTt fref5e:
SeiGtcn SOS. ale 4srfeuert-- cher tSsEsncn.
psltt traeFoein 5abgsraa saaessncrrsen Gabs.
pads. Sasiles. &gaeles uuD azflt6en, dnf aEt
@!rabeH beE Siabi fQC BE tabyft6e sIbgarsn
bescsli tperneH mlfien, TN Gebraabe tn., fou
aGf ber I,rfeH Zeile lsets Fyahrseunss cher aaf
zen nuien 9es,s bes @ef6trre bts &btegs
rpeItes es gteti az tcuiIsd erfgHntaret SteEe
siu Mieiaai1ilA. De!6Cs beEH itdo;tiren stsiai.
tor ee!te'erZ luirb, NIB FoeIdes oas 5abs. daf
ipeites sie elsens aaSpesieI.; sparee. IND ste
8uuHet !iTt BEN ghlGGf.sr eerfs!hsI anse'ei,
aTftrtnaeH ieien. 2tlies <dtlh HlEb oa' Msss
iorcgeleE kinieH. 'fais GRg Der gtHssu Eetie 10
beiefsisi iperbeH. eab es firis heafli1 eefeosH
laerbeH fam
Eetiian SO 1st itdsiifee anbitOr miro
giereat1 bsGRilraai, fir isDe ktseHs ipslGe iaf
ithek Icbrssna hieier II. sas aIf ben EssafsH
BET Slabi i'm 3sarande III, aRsaetssai TstD
eth 9lriGuftilt sa hefetn. AIT tpei6em bas
9abr. fnr eas bic eisens esraaseeneusnsn saur.
ets aeefn5i. Geuali 3oeT Grsisnsgssi ~, ierast
be Mafar une bte &gmriex beifsgbsH Esssts
atabtlte 3abIen. ieet ntt. rsnieer els 3pa
atob, glti etneTn anftr11. Der ns6i ueuspeT als
eiH baIber sou hrsii II icIsH cld Der EcsIs
ssH 'hT glo,ercre!es ssorufi. pemaf sesr
ssi.tE1pelt Rereen.
Eef.ion s. lei tse Original. gefiirH sos
nIs sio bee 6EsiHanscnsAesex sieTHssi niesr.
tufsn iei
Ssiiion 1tsis croinans fsn Sefesses,ra',
aHntanen nnb 81 Re4i bstfeben Bon ant nc1
beT f1nsei!eH BON Sefse eriaaois1 5sitpl,s1se
1n.
2Gfiin an T. 9aaAer 1918,
Simeou GR 5ebrfer.
1raFlheni nes gxaetra.ts.
esslautiei: asie Qspe, aisI/
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q inc Frbinrr5. NO 4.iais--gaeTos
cine abenbe TIT ben 0ebraud ben Blo
tcrcueles norftreibt. nro gsftien soT erfpeiler,
rno Settton 500 urtb Eeffion sio6bes crstnau.
5ersaoosr amenoiri
Sei es befdIo'ien bon benz siae,rnib Der
Efaof Cincinnati Gtuui Ctio:
se,tion /. EnB Ge,tipn so7 bes ErSinun.
ssnsapber hur6 biz foIeenben Gut. b.geYtipnen
eradHst fuerbe
Seftou s07si, 5rgsnbsiRe @erfou, gtrmo
cber SorporattcH ipelde ein WloiorcbcIe beuusf
meicbe Be3etcbuuna 9teieies pber Irichcies efns
4thlieBi bic bur6 @afoIiH, I1mpf Glcfirtstiot
cher ireenbeine aneere Betriehsiraft outer her
4msfetfraft anf seu Siruben Der ttabt operirt
ooeI in Beirieb GehaIten fpereen fol eirs irbrs
iid1c Itsabe bon Si.o0 eiftricren
lie Dropificnen born Eetffon sos. sii nHb
SIP uub non 5eitien SOC unb $40, tpie bterin
aIneioitt. fouen af oiefe seftion ge8ue bas
ben.
gefiieH so7.2 5eher. Der fif nm cine forss
eisens besvtTbt. loo osm Iaoiior eine iarse We.
fhreibnHg eeS WctprrpeIs pas rea.fsrirs nerSe,
nIut, neferfr perin ttx Jabrii, Bic EstrisbI.
iss'i GT R ~ arTssGss:r " sns Pc:
pst4e@L
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Ger a,nIi,,;fnn;tar e,eoIn IN N

Der ppIis.itapitdn Sealp 1T Der
aniiht, bab Der Mann ermprbet ipurs
be, tpdbreno CT i'm binteren 3beil oes
auffsebauiss I9lafeno uuf einem
Stuble. fab unb Dab Die SeiAe I'm
Seller srfhnitten purbe.
Sino CAB am slbenb 5u. boB Der
Grmorbete Ibbul lei, unD bdB Der
Mann ON Montag poriser Wothe BON
Gtnas Better SafIan glput uno Ghis
mil liner ermoroet ipprben lei.
gDie Sind iagt, tpuroe Der &0rper
Qtbuls Biz auf bas rehte gein uno
Sen Rumpf berbrunnt.
nm itertDier Sail.
gbieuso, 13. Sanuar. Coroner
Spffman uno Die YpIi5ei Itno nit Der
unteriuhung bes Sooes Der 80idbri9en
5rau Seub Setpttt beiddftigt, peI6e
am "a. DECEMBER nit SintsrlaHung eli
nes 8ermDsens bon $250.000 iturb.
Die bohbetagte 5rou mar mehrere
mpnate lang tront, fpuroe aber crit
tur3 Dor ihrem 5obe nah einem Sos
ipitoI sebra6t. Cine Sphter Der
Werftorhsnen eab Dor benz Coroner
benz 9srbahte glusorud, oaB ibre
Wuttsr persiftet isin tonne. gtad)
abeebaItsner poIt mprtem llnteriuz
dung 9ab Der Coroner pas 9erbitt
ob, pab bi. 9erItorbene an natiirliz
den lrfahen gsitorben lei, ipGter
puros inbehen in elmer Wleoi5in,
ipsI6e fir bic @sritorbsne beitimmt
mar, geuus 9ift entbedt, Inn Elm Dus
seno perionen um3ubringen. Sn sinsm
SslIer Suppe, pel6s fir Die alts Do
me beitimmt mar, BON Der lie uber
ni6ts senoFen bate. rpurbe gIei6faIls
Gift entb.dt. Der Coroner bat ben
9atten Der 9eritorbenen unb anoere
SamiIisn MtitgIieosr perb0rt.
Jrs6sr Raub.
9biIabsIpbiu, 13. Sanuur.
QIbsrt 9. Suniiter, puTasisr ggsnt
Der 2ebigb gausp gabn uno isiR
Glert, &. u. 5oIlpeiter, purben Wons
tag in ibrsr Office in unmittsIborsr
Qdbs Der StaotbdIIs uno taum banoert
Stritte nDn ben sriten !6otels Der
Staot eHtfsrnt, bon einem Wegelag:z
rsr .;5erfdQsn uno nit porgebaltenem
RsDpIper ge3pungen, $130 ibm aus3us
IiefsrH. Sunbsrts Don Qeuten pafiirtsn
tDdbreHo beg usbsrfaIIes bic Office unb
an Der nGaiten StraBsnsts bsfanoen
iih mshrers poIt3titsV unb 8stettips.
Wun 1T bier gu Der 2lnnabme ges
nsigt, oab Der frsts Bandit osrisIb'
9urfts iit, rpsIhsr am porigen 5reis
tag in glspeIuro unb am Samitaa in
pttts5urs dbnIthe 9srbretsn ousfibrz
t:. Der Rduber betrat Io6mittags
g.ssn 4 ubr Die Sffice, foroerte elm
5itet mad WiItssbarre unp bielt ben
uberroihten gumtH pl0sIit] einen
RepcIOer DOR ben aopf, bic SerausQube
bes Jnbults oes GsIbf9runts psrIuns
geno. Radbem ibm $130 uusgsbdns
oigt tporoen, CAB er Den geamten
S175 nit ben Uorten 3uriid: nIas
neroen 81: fur's qbenbsFsn oebrdus
den" uno mar i'm nd6itsn Qusenbltt
oerfhpunoen.
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Muslan0. Seleerapb
g o5iale o 9sfesgebung in
Gnnln b

2onopn, 13. Gan. - Qom hsus
titen Gage on ptrb jeoes ain6, lpels
6es I'M Der. aDnigrei6s aebcren niro,
fe:nen Glteru cine QrGmie Don 80
Sbiuings ober ettpd $3.50 einbrinaen.
Inter o.m ueuen Geiss if bic Wluts
ttr fernsrEin ipGbrsnb Der 3eit i6rsr
arcnt9stt gu unteritiisungen bsrs5-
tlqt.
gs fperbsn I'M Gurhi6nit: 1,2O0, :
600 Gincer jeoes Sahr in GrobbritQns
rIeH gsboren, bon benen minoeitens
cine Wliuion ouf be 9erIiherung
Gufpru9 baben perben. Wan bofft,
eab ods neue 9efeB ouf ben 8eiuno>
heits3uiiono bes 8oIfss gUnitig eius
trirten tpirb. oa Die Uhittsr nit Der
gepdbrtsn unteritiiBung fit beTer
rGhren unb erbolen tonn.n.
Msrtp iirbtger SeIbfm m 5
4rras, 5rdnfreit, 13. San. -
Qrgels gienfoinn, Elm 10 Sabre oItes
Wlaoflen, Bot am WOntag aus RumS
mer ii6er ben gob hires geIie6ten
in mertDiiroi9er Weiis SeIbitmorp be-
gangen. Dds Wdbhen mar cine so
CUB fcbe Selepbonitange binuufgetlet.
Ier! uno mar bann in ein Gepirr BON
f.crt aelabenen elettriften 0r1bten
bineineeiprungen. .gbe Der Strpm
a6gtIteIt rperoen tonnts, mar auss
5leiif Don ben ano9sH abgebrannt.
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" iebranasr irelieasit iinr nie aasaase Bon
Nenbs IN bsr Sasaue ban $500 90 beblffs ua'
eisfernna einss ssirnsbsiis. .Sssaiismsai aa,
beraforiuMs In Der @iaa.taEe
Sei es eerorbasi bnH BEN EtacEatt esr
Stnni QiEeiEnai!, StGaf Ctsc:
Seiiien ]. 3at IS Don esm Siastro;b Der
xfnbi cincinnati fit naihfpfH5is Ga6Iss nire.
eenss be'agier Siaet nassnestfH anb al nss'
iaufsH IN pes EuHsms RON orsianbAJe.BtGtuHosr
aHo fiHtsiG sS3.59o00) Ionars bepnfs an'
i1affang eines 3eHes 'iir bic gaaippsrung uae
boraiartaus ia hef Slahs 4influnait.
Sefiien 2 Tas bic aaenbS nsr hefas.ea
Sinei aasQessheH merbea tsfieH sii Der Saulisss
ron nreinHbereibisbaHeer nub iifEfsin lsas
SERBS fosn n b. Eaaonsnaiioa ssn iara iln.
bunber; $500 8earts cher wsulitpifaifn bns
bea fem. svie etss p0n nsm Giretstassfor b.
timmi rereen Eaa, uls fontn Sin'sn iraeta
0abbar balbideriit uHe aiisosfpisfsH bllrf ear.
ongebefieie Coupons. Aefaefs Bcnof fosIsn
oaiirf fein BON er'ien Xagt In Wdrs 1918. nno
saoioor fetn flHfseer (i5) Sabre Ha1 bsm
geitisn s. sefaats gonss souen aaseecepea.
ensaefisat an0 borlber eerfigA srereen IN lie
bereinfiimmnne mil oem Sefsts nIo Der Crti.
seitisn j. Ter griss aus aus Dem aerian ssr
ttteeieu.'ouos, elIeaenelansen sie Ifanfssn aao
saissiagsnen i.gi alnlsn saeem fog n.n ss's.
's Ken mo Ss s'asssa aassssas' sf'1ss sssssa M
ipsifuno bes 8eara of 6eaiit uHS aissafseben
iuereeH pcn. eem qenonni1n Hoare cf Ssalt5
fir nts bseriH inel.fi5irten 3ve6e
.r.i.H i1 as aila.s sa5sn ssn M n.s mas n sa ssn
fgn6dten bonn geits erlaubIsn 8estpunffe an.
Daffiu ON SaHnar 1913.
s.s'.-s..'. is;s's 49,. -.
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1bsrifps Gerfauf-~ExI E.Gai Etip,
narttsien QoautH. -.
9arsrlae rinss ersasieEea HEse an Ei& Detif's
se.sn DsrfnussbsfehIs ice Common Slsof @es
rissts tperhs ia bffsnti6 snHI 9es.aate aUbses
ten on Gr nnb gisus. am 5reiias. Zen 2.
9annGr g. Z. 1919 nr 10 n9r Uormitiase.
sGs Ha1feiesED tsierifbeus UsanseissE.basa,
1sisssn I'm Torfs e.. BetrGre. yinep<s,
~csratklg. gcEfisfor IorHlh Ghic, In ges'len
IN. 9onn 8. araliionai #anGs 2. bss IRsGnii
Gn'arS. Hnh GsTaAtg tFidrisbfH rst ieLgi:
Asssshsnn nGf Get SO. Eie5eH tTl arb fens
bFil.4sn 1bslIe eeu 90; Hp acs isl ben Der
Marietta 4 Cincinnati Nai!roae aomsarn Subs
btpifien s1n ssg ssfk Jagm; bic tftnass Get ssc
bat cine Jrrn7 ten 100 gzif an Der BcrcfeEfe
pur Sos sanfHae bet 200 Gus Itsts. nHb Der
bffll6s zbsi! rrn Get go. Nti fel bat ssns
grcni tsn 30 Hus an esr Moreiais pen Mss
Epsaus BET goo Jub 1tsfs. mrs arenl.
an css 1stifstfs erH efr tsfaaleH Got 7, bssrHnf
ale 20 60s sHak urenas. Enft ben ears2f BE-,
finsii6er sasrbsfssrtinrsn.
Utssfthtt eA a6,Oo0
g2tse bsrfaEfi cuf E'ffsti he's GFriAis. fres
bon Ees.ii1sn.Hnfpra4, ~ ber Tale, morris
bic ct @errare aean are @atlbtra aNcetnison
Qeyrrrur sias scrgeraiiou .ie aghasstr ~
nne Serrn Nredmnrn. gr.. ssn 2glifrrss nne
arh. bic ~esfias,sr isHe
5szfanisttssnsansst. s'oar ar. Dsrfnufs'ae.
gharlfs GesbrI
gttssFf hcn Scnsii.cu gninfe Etss.
Iurt Wse. A. EtHn Tsru.e.
EnmueIE. samneI, NnlsGl..
liHfsnndit. 23. 1sst.abfr 1912. 2sefssbEs
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8ruxS.isentbums. 6sSpttefeH
GintinHati, 13. Son,

Y " \ u " ~, 10. JUL
Neus 5ppOth.ien.
Siuac Wt. Gregg on little O. uRa z.
60. $4,000.
Ulorp 0istrit an Carthage e. uuo
6. u. $1100.
qstsr Qptbss on Sumbolbt aoae
30. 274, ). 8. s. 3. $3.50.
Wargdrst U. Rubicil on Wiumi
Topuihip 3. urb 6. Go. $1,000.
9aryp q. Stsinport an Carthage
G. uno g. u. S1400.
gilbert u. 9.ssubort an Wabiion
Roab 2. uuo 6. Go. $3250.
5obn g. Qrbart on wiami 9. unb
8. 60. $1,000.
gIsonore 6. gnots an Wsorn G.
Snpbsr. $1,000.
emma ). Runts on gun. Strab.
9. g. uuh 9. Go. $500.
Gouis aaeIiR on Wcr.in aa.Iin.
$205.66.
5obn 9. SpiI,sr Il. qno. on aib..
raj 6. unb 9. 60. S4OO.
SObn q. gOIft.r an 9pr.hpeftsrn
9. uno g. 60. $4,000.
Ssnrp 5uuenft,in an Gas. O. Goos
per. $765.
Wm. g. gropne an SharoHpiuslS.
unb 6. so. $3.50.
5rant gutm.psr an Joi. J. pbils
lips. S1234.60.
Jrancis W. Dilsn on TsIso 8. u.
60. $1,000.
Sobn q. R.isman an goutbern
Sbio 6. uHb Z. 60. $500.
Gsrfslbe an 6snrn 1rin,lsr. $3.50.
Jfuac Spi,fpuc an propioent e. g.
unb z. 60. $1,000.
6. !. MuuB an Sprins Dcrben g.
unb g. 60. $500.
G.tilsts 5ppotbet.n.
Wlarp gatnrta an Nprtbrefiern g
unb 6. 60. $500.
Rate Wurpbp an GlenDop 9. unb
9. 60. $500.
emma 2itbtl an a. 6. apns.ep.
$500.
Senrp ssll.r on a5pno 9. unb 6.
60. $1,000.
Gharlss 2sppsrt on Gtiisen 9. unb
6. 60. $780,
Jfaue W. Gregg an little O. unb =.
60. $1725.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-23
ONE OF THE BEST rs
sELLS.FLoTo CIRCUS

On Saturday, June 7, the great Sells
Floto circus is billed to appear in this
city for its fourteenth annual engage
ment. Mr.. W. E. Haines, contracting
agent Of the circus, is in town today
and is buying supplies and making 9TH
er arrangements necessary for the com.
ing Of the big show. This year we are
told that the circus is greatly enlarged
in many respects, introducing many
new features, some Of which have never
before Deen seen associated with the
entertainment of the big top.
Among these might be mentioned the
celebrated Scotch Kitty band from To
ronto, Canada; Devlin g company Of
zouaves; a troop Of trained lions and
tigers under the direction Of Captain
Dutch Recardo; jumping horses; forty
clowns; the celebrated Royal Light
Horse Brigade; tho Stickney family
the Hobsons; Prof. Park Prentiss Fa.
nous Concert band Of sixty.three
pieces; Fora and her elephants, and a
great big three.ring circus-because
the Sells.Floto people have enlarged
their tent to three rings for this sea.
son and all for the popular price of
25 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-23
ISSUED
FOR BOLD SW|NDLERS
Besides Being Bigamist, Ellis
Is Alleged to Have De-
frauded Woman.
HONEYMOON VERY BRIEF
Miss Book Finds That Ellis Has wife
and Three Children, and Her
Marriage Is Void.

Governor West today issued reuuisi-
tiOn papers for Joseph E. Ellis, alias
j. H. Duffy, alias F. 7. Richards, Bes-
sic Duffy and Jane Doe Duffy, under
arrest in California, who are charged.
at Portland, with having defrauded
Annie s. Book by pretending that they
were owners Of large tract Of land in
Columbia county, Ellis engineered the
deal and secured $1965 from Miss Book
by pretending that she would have a
one-half interest in sawmill.
In an affidavit accompanying the ap.
plication for requisition, Miss Book
says she saw an advertisement Of
marriage bureau in a paper, and wrote
from Gainesville, Fla, for list Of the
eligibles. Soon she was in correspond
ence with Ellis at Portland. He repre-
sented himself to be a lumberman.
with $4,000 worth of property. He
needed capital to develop his interests
by building a sawmill, he said, and
soon secured loans aggregating 5000.
They were married at Hawkinsville,
Ca, and Ellis got more money.
They returned to Portland, and Ellis
kept putting off the delivery Of deeds
to the Columbia county property. Re-
Gently he disappeared and Miss Book
hired the Burns detective agency to To-
cate him. 1t was soon ascertained
that he had departed with another wife
and three. children for California.
Ellis, it is said, will fight against be.
ing returned to Portland for trial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-23
SAYS JAPAN WILL
NOT RUSH INTO WAR
Baron Chinda, Japanese Am
bassador Says Japan Is
Not Thinking of War.
HAS MADE NO THREATS
Says All the Anti-American Talk in
Japan Comes From the Lower
p Glasses Only.
HAS MADE NO THREATS
UNITED pRpss 1nAsrp w1Rp.l

Washington, April 23.-Even though
California posses an anti.alien land law
aimed directly at the Japanese, Japan
will not attempt any warlike retalia.
tion.
This declaration was voiced here to-
day by Baron Chinda, the Japanese
ambassador to the United States. Baron
Chinda declared the better classes in
Japan were trying to quiet the jingo
talk by the lower classes, and that war
between the two nations was out of the
question. The ambassador asserted he
had not seen President Wilson for a
week, but expected tomorrow to- pay
his customary courtesy call on Secre-
tary Of State Bryan.
1t also was emphatically denied at
the White House today that Japan had
voiced any war threats. Secretary
Tumulty characterized as "baseless" "
reports that Baron Chinda had in
formed the president that Japan was
unable to control the people, who would
force the nation into war if the Cali
fornia land bill were passed. 1t was
denied that the japanese ambassador
had seen the president yesterday.
M. okobe, the second secretary of
the japanese embassy, said today:
"We shall wait and see what, the
California legislature does, but I feel
certain that war will not result, even
should California enact a measure spe-
officially directed against the japanese.
I know not whether Japan will be in
clined to test the law in the United
States court. The recent anti-Ameri-
can talk in Japan comes only from the
lower classes.D -