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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26
PRESIDENT AT DAUGHTERS
HOME.
Anniversary OF Sayre Wedding Sad
defied 10y Mrs. Wilson's Death.

WiliiamstoWn Mass, Nov. 70
vivid and painful memories 81 one
year ago today when Miss Jessie VIII
son became the bride OF Francis =
Sayre and when the Presidents wife.
alive and well VAS in complete charge
Of the ceremonies, were recalled to-
uigi5t when President Wilson. after an
al'-day and aIl-night trip from Wash
.ngton. arrived IN tirne for the an
niyefSsrv dinner
Presidtnt Garfield. Uf Williams
College, and Mr. Sayre. who Is his as
sistant. headed a crowd which con =
sisted OF virtually everybody in town.
except the college boys. themselves of
deAk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26

The following charters were grant
cd yesterday by the state Corporation
Commission:
Commonwealth Motor Company.
inc. Richmond Va. 5000 to $4,000.
Automobile business. Allen q. Col
Inns. president; Douglas e. Taylor.
secretary-hoth OF Richmond, Va.
West Point Grocery Company. inc,
West Point. Va. $4,000 to $4,000.
Wholesale grocery business. Fl. II.
Blackwell. PRECEDENT; c. l.. Cole. zee
Rotary and treasurer--botb Of w.
Fclnt, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26
WINS CHANGE OF VENUE.
New York Supreme Court Rules In
Favor OF Roosevelt.

Albany, n ", Nov. 25.-The APP
pellate Division, third department, to-
day reversed the ruling Of Supreme
Court Justice Chester, which refused
a change of venue for the trial OF the
soG,t % libel suit brought by william
Barnes against Colonel Roosevelt.
Justice Howard dissented from the
prevailing opinion.
The court wondered the trial to be
held in Onondaga instead Of Albany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26
COURT TRUST DEEDS.
-Four Papers Recorded Securing Pay
memt of Si15 900.

Geerse ". bragg ct ux. 10 ]. r. Car
real. No 500 North Third Street: ST.
o6o.
! J Miller and wife to II. r Poi
lard. Jr.. trustee, No e41i Keusing-
ton Avenue, lot ! 3 feet IL inchvs
by 1856 1880
Charles w Mcfarland to A. n.
Sands, trustee lot ON east side of Fifth
Street, 1874 feet from north side OF
Leigh. 4o-sXTl-.1t; $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26
Low DEATH RATE.

State Board Of Health Regards II A.
Best Reason Fer THANKSGIVING.
The best reason we can give why
the people of Virginia should return
thanks for good health said an ofiicer
OF the State Board of Health today, lis
that In the report soon to be SUBJ
mitted to Governor stuart, the board
will show that the white people Of
Virginia during the past year enjoyed
. very low death rate and had greater
immunity from typhoid fever than At
any time during the records Of the
board. There may b profound regret
at the suffering RI ttha woYlA SrcM -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26
BIG BAKERY WILL
OPEN NEXT MONDAY

IA" Lawrence. "A well-known Rich
monder who has been connected with
the jefferson Hotel stan for some
time. has retired from the hotel and
associated himself win the Purity
Baking Corporation. This company
will open Its Immense new bakery at
Madison and Cary streets ON Deem
her
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26
Law and Equity Court

suit Was instituted in the law and
equity court yesterday by Mary Il.
Washington against the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company for 5000. No
declaration was fiied.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26

The grand jury IN Hustines Court
yesterday presented indictments
against w r. Wall and A. r. Nc
Murtrio, conducting the loan business
as the American Loan Compau ny.
charging them with lending money at
usurious rates
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26
Mrs. Craig Granted An Appeal.

On Saturday the Supreme Court of
Appeals granted Lottie II. Craig an
appeal and supersedeas in her suit for
divorce against j, Willard Craig on
the grounds Of desertion and cruelty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26
{ HICAGo GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, Eov. @6.--N hca, Trado in
- heat Was quiet today, and prices
yaoVed within u marrow range Bust
ness was not pronounced either way,
but the tone ot the market Was gen
eraIlv steady, closing unchanged to
half lowe than yeriordaN
corn; n corn lhe tone was easy.
with trade moderately active, Re-
eeipts are large being about double
last year Ciood weather west for mar
ketinE. Cash markets. III the interior
are lower ano tg-n demand quiet.
There are rutopTs az further export
iasiness hut no bearings reported to-
day.
oars Dl}i but steady at slightly
lower Prices, All offerings are well
taken, and export demand continues
fairl. heavy.
Provisions. Qu}et and lower on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26
Building Permit.

Inspector Butler yesterday issued "A
permit 10 Daniel Bagley 10 build n
one-story brick stable In rear Of
northwest corner Of Sixth and Crouch
S'rcets. 70. cost 5000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26

Mr.. Roosevelts attorneys claimed
that Mr.. Barnes. former chairman OF
the Republican State Committee
dominated the politics of Albany
County. and that consequently YaIf
trial could not be had there. The
Appellate Court held that neither
party should be compelled to try the
action in the county in which the
other party resides"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26
Certificates Of INCORPORATION.

Richmond College Corporation 20
Virginia Trust Company, trustee; por-
tion of old college campus: 10 secure
$3.50. coo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26
Petition in Bankruptcy.

Petition in bankruptcy was filed in
the Federal District Court by Morgan
& Wilhc!m grocer. Thirty tr1ird and
Clay streets, debts, 2036s: assets
$77j, with $500 cia med exempt,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26

at a season when all should rejoice.
but there Is profound qualification In
the fact that the people OF the COM
monwealth are enjoying good heaith..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26

Three Years for Bigamy.
manuel Mosby was given three
years in the Penitentiary by a Jury in
the Hastings Court yesterday, for
bigamy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

hs be seized and hei0 in security Jhero1iter about fo0o0000 mugt be lnrestod in dozen air8hiDg and their 8ubst01tlai hou8ings.
 Then comes thc experiment of 8opd. lng these ships ln Weather which they have always ayoided-win,ry weather or blowing times
 They cen loo made to fly pretty high and they can certainly fly worry fast but ihe weight of explosive they carry is somewhat limited
 it dozen leppelins were 8uccoss. ully brought forth from their garag- es and euccessiuliy sent across the Englah chsmol it is very doubtful li many oi them would ever return
 The firat danger Is from Che weath. CT. the second danger ia from any fire wlthin lbemaeives- the third dam ger ia that they arc such large targots for any Kind Of rifle fire and the fourth danger is ihat they are no match for aoroplaneg in warfare- The aeropianes can fly higher and lower and faster and con use 1rearms more effectively and with less danger to the user-(N (News Bureau)
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

ness. He started a company to make pictures Tor churches and schools. He had nice offices in New York, but ] knew the thing would be one of the ,Dukes failures. J was convinced of it when he organized Q S10,OO0,O0O atock company
 "Ol course he couldn't sch tho stock, Titles do lots Of things here. but they seldom sell stock. The thing blew up. Previous to that my daughter had returned to England. After the com pany failed, creditors were plentiful. The Duke didn't want to so back to England. He has creditors there too. But l guess it got pretty warm. Any way he sailed.'
 You have given him help finan- cialy. haven't you?' was asked.
 q should say haye,D was the em- phatlc reply But it's useless. He's not flnancler and I'm through. May be he'll succeed aa a soldier Ny daughter and her four children are in England, l have not heard yet wheth- or the Duke has volunteered, but l don't see how he will get out of 1t. hope he takes the advice l sent hlm.'1(New York World
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
ZEPPELIN INSURANCE
 NOT BAD INVESTMENT

BOSTON. Dec 1.-lf Che New York Stock Exchange is to continue closed, spectators might put their money in London and invest at Lloyds where there is today tho greatest variety or risllg.
 AB insurance against damage from zeppellns Is being placed at Lloyos at one per cent, American capital night here find iirst-class apecula' ton. Anybody who has been up m the air or seen Zeppelin run out from its "lufschiffhalle" well under stands what an unmanageable animal a real German airship is in wintry weather
 In the first place Q German airsnip requires a garage or iuitschilhaile longer than the ordinary city block for the zeppelins average about 5VO feet in length. and must be housed in the most substantial manner. Inside the garage it is a real emp on rolls rails protecting some distance into the field beyond. The ship passes in and out secured by guys to these floor rails. From 20 to 70 men on the ground arc required at the ropes in addition to the crew within the ship. lt will be readily seen that lhe stab ling of this monster is no small mat ter.
 It requires fbe mildeHt kind of weath- er to pass In and out without damage. The entrance doors must be the full height of the building and braced with trusse8 and steel rods to stand against the wind
 The structure within is Q coliseum with shipping tackle and machinery. It must have its outside aceompani- ment of machine shop, gas generating etc. all built in the most substantial manner Indeed a Zeppelin garage for a single airship-must represent from SsOOOOO to S5oO0Q0 oi invest ment. and 1t cannot loo well construct ed within a year.
 There are said to bo 2S Of tnese Zeppelin garages in Germany but very few, 0 any. of them are available for housing ships that might attempt raid upon England.
 1t is absolutely essential in piana for any Zeppelin movement upon hns' land that 9 part of the English cnan
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

SIP
(in1 Ytars Medai.

King Wsara Medab
 q H King won ihe lraHsaeii medal at tho Juneau Gun Club shoot yestor- day with s score Of 25, including han. dicap of 5 and made the top score lQr the now Dupont trophy This was ine frst shoo, for the Dupont trpphg beapuul golden quaI' stick pin. ihere win be rix eontoats for thia trophy nigh man taking it The totole inclpd. ing tho handicap at each shoot are counted in taking tho gruesaell me- dal yesterday King deprived Frye of the honor of wearing .t after holding it through three successive contests, It takes liGo straight winnings to be- come possessor Of the medal
 The ahoot yesterday was well ats tended despite the antics of the very active TaHu that prevailed during the day The little clay birds were very hard to get on account or their cratic Highe In some instancea tho wind would hur them back over the club house before q trigger could be pulled, However the interest was kept up through it all.
 Following is tho score for each ..r.r.-H.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
c,,-l.r, Ar Aotivo

curlere Arc Active
 A Fairbanks paper says: "On Che stage which reached Fairbanks sun, day evening was beautiful trophy, consigned to the Fairbanks Curling Club. and donated by Edward 2. Brad bury. IT,. the youthful son Of Dr. and Mrs. D. T. Bradbury. Luther School ing, manager. Of the curling club, an- nounced yesterday that the Edward T. Bradbury Jrs trophy series would be played during the coming winter and Ike all other trophies. it VIII oe necessary to win it threo consecutive times before becoming its permanent owner.
 The rink is reported to be in good shape now, and the first game of the season win be played about tho 10th of the month. The slcps and rinks have not been selected as yet but will be chosen within the next few days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
Bender, roo

And bcudet loQ
 Charles A. Bender. the famous Sac Indian. who was Connie Mack's in- vincible twirler on Che Athletics for tho past eleven years, hes signed O Federal League contract and will like ly wear Baltimore uniform next season. This was the fourth bis haul made by the Feds from the ranks of organized baseball last week. Eddie Plank, Waiter Johnson and Rube Mar quard having signed up with Che Out laws. Chief Bender one of the most gentlemanly ball players playing the national game, in the winter time makes a living as an expert ieweier and watchmaker His wife was @ prominent Baltimore belle.
 That Bender has been shabbily treated by tho Philadelphia club own CTS is the verdict of fans al over the country. Chc Chief this year won 14 games and lost but ?. Then he was beaten in the worlds series, by two runs, In tho 20 game which Bill James pitched for the Braves. Bender has won more worlds series games than any man playing baseball, exclusive probably of Plank In tho 1911 ser ies Bender won two out of three Of the games for the Athletics the Giants being his victims The bis fellow is still wonderful pitcher and Che  action of the club in letting him, and Plank also. quit their ranks, is m- called for. And it is also poor base ball judgment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
TOLD DAUGHTERS DUKE
 no GO OVER AND FIGHT

TOLEDO. O., Nov 2S.-Col Eugene Zimmerman Cincinnati multi-million- aire, fatherin-law of the Duke Of Man chester, no longer has faith in the d.. nanclal ability of titled foreigners.
 The Colonel today was discussing bu8lness conditions in America when he was asked
 'Is your son.in-law the Duke of Manchester In the war"
 "i don't know but ! hope so," was Che reply with much warmth. He's a rank failure as a fInancier and I sent word to him to try tho war gene He sailed for England few days ago. leaving Q lot of creditors here who were disappointed. He has another bunch Of creditors waiting for him in England"
 Zimmerman had to iaugh at the mental vision he had conjured up.
 'i told him not only to go to the front he chuckled q sent word to him that there would not be any few CT dukes anyway and that f he got shot not to get shot in the back.
 You know am an American citi. zen and have no use for titles any way Some titled men are broke, whom know, and others I've come in contact with don't know hom to ham dle money anyway.
 You probably know that the Duke spent five months here" said the Col onel, becoming serious. Well, he hadn't been here long until he con. ceiyed the idea of making Q lot of money In tho moving picture busi-
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

WOMEN ToDAY

WOMEN TODAY Who @iii wear tbia loel-gfay muiiler
 m 'nittlns on today? WNl it bo ap EnglIah duller
 or lighter from Bombay Win it be Benslan DiuckH
 Or Brenchman aebohnolrol Wni t think pefhapg hen lucky Cor lhIa extra bit to wear2 Wrapping him from neck to wait. Like the Wpm clasp Of friend, May bo lind lt to h.s taste and Feel .he tender prayer ] send
 Mary 4 Hotch.
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 The Amoteur Athletic Dnion, re. gently grauied athletic recognition to women ct 9 meeting in New York city The arc to be allowed to rcgister md compete with mon. lt has been aald by Baron Pierre de Conberan, president oi Ono lntorno- tonol Olympic committee, that il cir oumstances should prevent tho hold ing Of the olympic games abroad in 1916 they might be hold in Che United
 -000-
 Misa Carolyn Franz Randolph of oyster Bay is the first woman from Nassau county to pass che Bar ex- aminahona there She will special ize ln criminal law, wlth the idea Of giving her time to Dhiianthroplc work.
 -000-
 Elsie Ferguson Che actress who re- gently played the principal part In "The Misleading Lady" in New York last season so delightiully is now Milan" in the "Outcast' to the au- dleuces of Che greatest city Of this country She is very anxious to act "Juuet before her ingenue eXpres- sion has been ruled out by lines or exporlence-say from-or sorrow dis appointment.
 -000-
 Bertha Dutton, fifteen year old frl from Mercy Home Industrial school. Birmingham Alabama won the first capital prize Of twenty dol lars ln che Cotton Essay Contest. More than seven thousand children competed.
 -OoO-
 Hetty Green bad her first birthday party In New York lately This wo- man of fabulous wealth and a world wide reputation for tmilb is now eighty years old Six girls, her age, all old friends of Mrs. Green, were invited by Countess Annie searcy to the spread, and they say it was an qvffliv iOllv affair.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
WINTER SERVICE

Nov that winter has come, we win try more than ever, to give our pa, Hons even better service than they have been getting at tho Juneau Drug Co., Amy little want iu our line VII be promptly intended to. We coneio- CT it pleasure to deliver anything you may need at any hour das or night. Just phone 25o, Juneau pruG Go. The store that has whaE yon want when you want it,' l01 Front St, opposite Alaskan hotel 1116-t-
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
em.In : crInnIs

Swain @ Cripple
 It is reported in news dispatch from Seattle that Charley Swain left fielder Tor the Seattle team in the Nofthwesten League lost his right leg by amputadon in San Francisco Saturday afternoon. He was injured when be fell rom truck end the wheels passed over his les, crushing it
 swaiu formerly played with Van- couver Flo was hard hitter and DIS unfortunate condition will be sorelY regretted by Q host ol lgienas in -ne
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
Poweii ie Huntine

Watt Powell, whose mighty war club has helped Bob Brown cop the pennant with =the Vancouver team in the Northwestern League twice in succession, is spending the winter in West Virginia Flo and his dogs are known in the mountains and the fields of West Virginia and Virginia almost as well as he is on the diamond out on inc coast
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
somo HoMllnn Reeord

Speaking of bowling, wonderful record was recently made at Roches- ter. N. Y when Sid sherman m the Triangle League hung up Q remark able average for seventeen games of 271 16-I7 In only two games did he roll below 250. and bis fifth game was @ perfect score of 300. He also rolled a game of 2s0. His lowest score was 226.
 His scores were: 279. 279, 261 27s. 300. 26S, 29s, 226, 257, 247, 279, 279, 260, 290, 26S 279, 27s. Total, 4,s27
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
JUDGE LYONS GOES TO
 KETcRiKAN COURT TERM

Judge Thomas R. Lyons, formerly of Alaska, who was reported to be on his way to Juneau. in The Empire Saturday, is coming North only as far as Kelchikan, 1t was learned today. He Is a passenger on the steamship Admiral Evans, and will reach Ket- chikan tonight. to attend court.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
WHAT ARE THEYa

An exchange says that some per- riols7 attended a recent masquerade. Must be the name Of 8 new drink.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

i7.lbs. sugsr Monday and Tuesday sl.OO. eoldsteln's Emporium.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

In thoas days when the military bi plane takes the place of the Dove of Peace, and the arinorod motor car is the chief pleasure vehicle of EuroDo; and tho lawns Of the old world aerye as Q dance hall for Aara and Diana, who are doing tho one-step to the thunder Of the calorpillared Kruppa- just buy q box oi--
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

A Pascogoag. Rhode Island mill has contracted with 8 New York firm to deliver 100000 yards ol army over coating not later than Jan. ] to the French government
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

While 1t is generally understood that all of the troops from India were landed in France and have been sent up to Che firing line the London Times of october 2S, contains a description of visit to camp Of Sikhs who were encamped in the New Forest in Eng land
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

Any girl or woman needing friend or a home apply to Miss Mallory, over the city hall, Douglas. ll-l-0.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

That Gaffney will sell the worlds champion Braves for S4OOO0O, buy the Dodgers. and take Stallings along with him is 9 Boston rumor that VIII not down Gaffney is out for Che coin, that much is generally conced- ed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

FOR SALE - A newly built finely finished, plastered dwelling house rooms. hall bath and closets good io- cation, southern exposure, lot 50xi09 ft. Owner leaving. mnst aelii for price and further particulars, sec John Henson & Co.,. Douglas 1S-5t. 37lbs. spgar Monday and tpeaoas Si.00. Goldstein's Emporium
 Look for luaeau pruB Cole g3eoial
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
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 Hungry and homeica5 BelalQna y.e- ,lma of ha war wIll get ne aid 9s a rasull of .he benefit ooip Amo on rhanhaei between tne Dniver- s.ey of southeru California and the creeon Agriculture College a- teec- mn This was m8de known whom a member of the committee of tne com mercial cub which promoted Che event
 states there will be considerable loss to be met by ihat organization. iBec8use pacoma citizens Who should know in their hearts il Waa wrong used their stadium tlche1s oL when there were about 5.o00 to goo the same ad the atatement. No mon ey was made for ,he geiiei of t@e sel- Paeky MoFarloud and Freddie Welsh are matched for January bout New York gets the battle
 california w3n share honor with Martin spring8 In entertaining che Giants next Spring according to tne present plans.
 Abe Attell in his stage debut cut out the timeworn sparring contest and did some real dancing and mono logue stuff.
 Bob shawkey win be Connie Maoks manislay next year 16 wins and l6 losses last year is his great record
 ciIfornia win test the legality Of the anti-moxing amendment on the ground that it is "claas legislation.
 Rock Island instead of Springfield and Davenport instead of Qttumwa are ehe changes iu the Three lLeague. The performance of Parker Che San, Francisco sprinter in eGualilng the 220-yard record, received strong enc dorsement for official crodi, ot the "A. A U. meeting
 That Gaffney will sell the worlds champion Braves for S400,OoO, buy the Dodgers and take Stallings along with him, is Boston rumor that will not down. Gaffney is out for the coin, that much is generally oonced- ed.
 WAR slDELioHTs T In Che army Of Che German crown prince, field newspaper has been started which has become very popu- lar The competitors and printers are soldiers, who are said to do their work with considerable accuracy and speed.
 The cavalry division conAscatod the plant of 8 French journal in some town no, mentioned, and it has been applied in this way to the uses of the army Arrangements have been made with Wolf's agency for supply of re- liable messages.
 The only regret of the publishers is that Che paper has to appear in ko- man characters, and not iu che be- loved German Gothic.
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 King Albert spent recent Sunday In lhe trenches. Meeting some half dozen soldiers, he said to his staff; "Gentemen, suggest that we relieve those fine fellows, and give them @ chance to get warm Tue king then seized shovel and set 70 work Yig- orously. Half dozen officers of the staff followed suit
 -xSx-
 While 1t is generally understood that all of the troops from India were landed in France and have been sent up ,o Che firing line. tho London Times of october 2S. contains a description of visit to a camp Of Sikhs who were encamped in Che New Forest in Eng. land.
 -xI-
 X supposed agent of tho Kaiser has told the Turks to arouse enthusiasm tr.f ff,,,r.-o thon f0 00O 000 CtnFnnanH
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

X supposed agent of tho Kaiser has told the Turks to arouse enthusiasm that more than 10.0O0,00O Germans have become followers Of the apostle of Allah and have drawn swords in his name, The Mighty chezar Will helm D., is now Moslem convert D
 -X'X
 French troops of 1914 class arc now being equipped with a uniform of light blue-gray color Red and white threads are woven into the blue, and the cloth is called tricolor to save the sensibllities of the sentimental French.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

Frosh sealshlpt oysters, 1ugt arrived, at coLDsTBMs. 1i-s-a.