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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
WHIsTLRR's FUNERAL
Distinguished Gathering az Services
In Chisvvicls Churchyard.

GAAuu &MtAheO NAtheFAmE HA 1&ENAeG@
In Chisyvtcx Churchyard.
London. July 90 The body of James
A. MacNeill Whistler, the American art
ist who died July II, has been IN
tered in the family burial plot in the
old church at Chlswfck, where he often
went with his mother when she was
alive. There were no services at the
house
The coffin, which was covered with a
purple pail was carried to the church.
followed by the honorary pahbearers
and relatives on foot. The pallbearers
were Sir James Guthrie, president OF
the Royal Scottish academy; Charles
Freer. George W. Vanderbilt, Edwin
A. Abbey John Lavery OF the Royal
Scottish academy and Theodore Duret
all personal friends Of the deceased.
In spite of the fact that no announce
ment of the funeral was made in the
London papers distinguished friends Of
the deceased crowded the church
Beautiful floral wreaths were received
from Messrs. Vanderbilt, AlmaTade-
ma and Freer, as well as from the art
societies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24

New York, July 24.-Mrs. Katharine
Poillon. who is suing William Gould
Brokaw for S500000, charging breach
of promise and libel, secured in the
west side police court warrant calling
FOR the arrest Of a woman who, she
charges, has been following her and
threatening her life The warrant was
given court officer to serve, and Mrs
Poillon left the court room with him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
burglars Rob Country store.

Plattsburg, n. Y. July 3D. The eoun-
try store Of Fred +. Purdy at Jericho,
a little hamlet about fifteen miles north
of Dannemora, near the Canadian line,
has been robbed Nothing was taken,
1t is said, except some reyolvers,
knives, two oyercoats and some proyi-
sions 1t is thought to have been the
work Of one or more Of the escaped
conyicts from Dannemora.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24

Chicago, July "a Adolph Ehman, o
member Of the firm Of Charles Gilman
& Co, mantel manufacturers, angered
by the jeers Of a crowd OF union work.
men while he was acting as guard over
nonunion men, shot and seriously
wounded Robert Kuter one Of his tor
mentors. He was Immediately ar
rested
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tsrsely Told For Busy
Readers.
ID 8 Co, rellabIe Insurance.

Ballard 3 Co., reliable Insurance.
Consult the eye sight specialist for
glasses at J. w. Holton's.
You cannot appreciate how thoroughly
good aour can be until you have tried
Wise King. Try it.
At the regular meeting of the clerks
union held last evening w. S. Robbins
and NJ. A. Little were initiated into the
union and four applications were re-
ceived.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24

Just received at The Vaughan Store,
new styles In white skirts and corset
covers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
BARRE. VI. July q. 1908
Waather Praalotinns.

Boston, July 24.-Fair tonight
and Saturday, light to fresh vest
erly winds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24

Genuine bargains in black pettieoats at
Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
MUCH MIXED TITLES.
Many Persons Settled on State
Grants That Are Void. .

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
& WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. D.-Mr. II.
G. Grady. prominent lawyer Of this
city, while In Raleigh q few days inyestl-
eating a number OF old land grants In tho
office OF the secretary OF State, brought to
light tho fact that the titles to large
part OF about 10000 acres OF land IN
Holly Shelton township. Ponder county. IL
seriously muddlsd.
In l774-'75. 1t seems that this land waa
decided to five parties, and was later
bought back by the State for taxes duo.
Then later by act OF the Legislature this
land, with other State lands. especially
swamp lands, passed into tho possession
of the state Board Of Education, How.
ever, In tho meantime parties went In on
tho lands and settled rs thay would on
ordinary State lands, obtaining grants for
1t from the Secretary OF State.
OF course many OF these VIII hold by
right Of possession, But in tho past ten or
fifteen years 10000 or 2500O acres have
been taken up by various parties. and
grants for It procured from the Secretary
OF State Instead Of from the State Board
OF Education, to whom It really belonged,
K OF course these grants are AL void,
and those, who hold these State grants
hoard Of Education: Mr.. Grady was IL
Ralaish tracing titles to q number u
tracts Of land In Fender county, when lie
discovered tho complication In the titles
TO the lands referred to above,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21

BY direction Of tho owner who has res,
moved, and who Is DESTROYS OF dlspoeing
of the property. even at O. sacrifice ritners;;
than to rent the same, will offer. for sale,
on the promises, at the time stat 4 the
above very DESIRABLE RESlDENTIAL
Property above mentioned. The build
Ing Is three story brick and cont aina
every modern convenience and comfort,
such as tiled halls anu bath. lhe IL ter
fitted with the most expensive sanitary
arrangements; inlald tlool in parlors AND
dining rooms, walls OF most OF the ro41nS
and stairways handsomely frescoed, sta
It!onary Wardrobcs and stands electric
lights etc., etc, In fact, no expense was
SPARED to make the property comniete N
every detail and few, II any, resldencas IN
The city can compare with the Interior
finish. There Is Immediately n, the ,rsar.
bpt 5iipaFNs'fSaR Y X s sai With ample
accommodation for several horses anu
carriages. Although the owner has q ent
q very large amount on the PROPERTY. no
does not expect fancy price, and those
in search Of a trst-clasS. property can az
tend sale with the assurance that a Great
bargain can be had. TO properly appre,
ciate this property II must Ge seen ano
the auctioneer will be pleased to inspect
same with any one wishing 70 maze eH7
animation before the sale, and IT rs Wen
worth the while of any Quo ~ 40 50. Seo
him: you will not regret 49,.
TERMS-Will DO very libernl ana an-
nounced at time OF sale MOST OF Tue puI-
chase prlce Gun remuin on the, proper@ysi
POSSESsION IAlMEp1ATELY;;,,p, g.,
nov 1S-tds III ~. ~ SS"'D''5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
Retailers Of Country Benefited
bv Colder Weather.
(Rv A.,a,ociate d 'trea,slll

4 5.55aei.5a BY AS9oclateu Fress.) Hf
NEW YORK, Nov. 2o..-Bradstrests to-
Colder Weather over the greater part
OF tho country has greatly stimulated
demand on seasonable Linen. In some
sections inquiries for holiday goods ex-
coed last years. tho, feature being the
high. grade OF materials taken, Interior
retailers, helped by. prosperous .asricultur-
legations more promptly. Farming inter.
ests arc apparently IN, good financial
condition, an influence that seems to DO
evidenced BY tho fact that they display
unwillingness ~ part with their surplus
products at anything less than what they
Deem satisfactory prices. though that
ovsment Of to thu inteTor con-
some weeks, Southern conditions are es-
pecially good
Hallway earnings arc still good. the IN.
crease In gross receipts for tho first halt
IT November being s Ia per cent. IL
business failures for the week ending
with November 10 number 22s. against al
III the like week OF 1909 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
UNION OF CHURCHES.
Methodist Protestants, congre
gational and United Brethren.

Especial to The Times. D!spatch.)
wINSroN-sALEM, n. c., Nov. 2o.-
rho features OF to-day's session Of the
North Caroline Methodist Protestant
Conference was an address by DR.. M. l..
Jennings, editor OF the Methodist Pro.
ttatant Recorder. Pittsburg, Pa. and bal
slOttng for ten delegates 10 the General
Conference at Washington, d. c.. next
May. -
Or. Jennings spoke In favor OF tho con.
templated union between the Methodist
Protestants, the Congregational and the
United Brethren churches. He said: Let
tho two churches agree to terms and
the Methodist PTotestants can adjust
themselves to the conditions. n
eve are growing out OF tho thought
that such a union was impossible into
the thought that such union Is exceed
ingly probable. North and South, East
and West make no distinction as to the
general interests OF tho church. What
liz for your interest Is also for the In
terest OF the church at large. It Is not
because tho Methodist Episcopal Church
Kicked US out when they didn't want us
any longer. but because there was pa
per published called tho Mutual Rights
that developed spirit OF liberalty that
bound together the hearts OF those who
founded the Methodist Protestant
Church" \,
The names OF the delegates elected will
be announced tomorrow. 1t is tho I'm
preston that they Will be instructed 70
vote for union OF the three denominations.
The members OF tho conference were
rendered an outing over the city on street
cars this afternoon. DR.. Tagg, editor OF
tho Methodist Protestant, Baltimore.
preached forcible sermon TO the con-
ference tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
RESIDENCE
DESTROYED.
lady Ran a Square to a Neigh
boris IN Night Clothes all,
Bare Feet.
EMPLOY ASSISTANT PASTOR
a Thousand Will Come From
Raleigh to See the Game Be-
tween Varsity Teams.
especial q Tho Times. D lapa .ch.)

Especial to Tho Tlmes- Dlspatch)
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. %.--Fire was
discovered soon after midnight last night
In the residence OF MIR Bedford Brown,
cork in tho postotfice. Just In time for
tho family TO escape. Mrs. Brown, half
awake and heightened out OF her Wits.
i,sd from the house In her night clothes
almost q square to a friends house IN
her bare feet Very little furniture was
saved, and the house was wrecked
Tabernucle Baptist Church. Of this
city. has decided to employ an assistant
pastor to aid Rev. jasper c. Massee IN
Ills work. No ono has ~ yet hcen ca!|ed
NJ COMING STRONG.
It is expected that 800 Or 1000 people
viii 70 from Raleigh to Richmond
ThanksglvlnE Day to wltneas the Vir-
GINA Carolina football game, and hear
the Wake Forest Richmond College de-
bate for the Raleigh Chamber Of Com
mcrce cup. Tho Seaboard Air Limo WI!
run q special train,
Agricultural statistics, Just complied
by Tho Commissioners VI Labor for his
annual report, show among other thlnga
that farm labor - scrace In ninety coun-
ties, plentiful In six and abundant IN one,
and that farmers In ninety counties re-
port negro labor Very unreliable, Re-
ports from ona county show no negro
laborers at all.
GOOD WAGES.
The commissioners report shows furth-
er that the average pay for farm labor
Is S17 per month for men and SO for wo-
{ men. sixty-four counties report increase
/, in wages.
Reports from ninety counties show i'm
provement In education and seven no Inn
rroyement. Thirteen counties report
financial condition good. forty-nine fair
and thlrty-fiv poor.
In reply TO the question. do you favor
a. compulsory school law?" asked by the
Commissioner OF Labor. eighty per cent
OF tho farmers answered eyes" and TWEEN.
ty per cent. mo-"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
by Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer.
Is EcEIvERs' SALE
ASSETS OF THE WALTtIALL PRINT
- ING AND SOUTHERN TOBACCO-
Il fTF,7a MIST COMPANY. III

BY virtue Of an order Of the United
States District Court for, the Eastern Dis
trlct OF Virginia, entered on the 18th day
of November, 1905 IN. the cause therein
pending under the, style OF The Wnlthall
Printing and Southern Tobnoconistt Com
pany. Bankrupt, the unders! gned recely-
ers win sell ut public auction for cgsh.
Street h iySiepSSsbA yya,'E Spv Is. 1908
ut - O'clock NJ, the assets, Including the
good will Of the AYulthnll Printing and
Southern Tobaccontst Company, consist
inE principally OF Printing Machinery,
F FSps s Is the e!Ss outh na VI
Tie e assets include ONCE Furniture and
Fixtures, % Cottrell Cylinder Presses, :
Chandler and Gordon JOB PRESSES, ana
full supply OF Job and Book type. =
The assets VIII first DO oHereu IN deta!!
and then as q whole.
The sale will DO subject to the coni1rma.
''9n Fl lny is 81 the assets can be seen
with TIC RspaFs IL fs sad sfates p Is
The receivers VIII gladly furnish infor.
nation to those Interested, =, ,,,,, !,
4 EDWIN n, Fl11cHEls'
r, b. WALTHALI.,
nov 10 81 o92i,25 Receivers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
BURNED TO DEATH.
Negro Child Perishes and Sets
Fire to Dwelling. e

Especial to The Times Dispatcho 5
YORKTOWN, VA, Nov. 20.--The vile
OF George Wilkinson. colored oyster
man, left her TIRES children alone In the
house while doing some work for a near
by neighbor. Smoke was seen Issuing
from the premises and tho woman
hastensd homo only to find the roof
had fallen In. Desperate efforts were
made to rescue tho child. but were Of no
avail a, she becarl, overcome with
smoke and suffocated. After the flames
had abated somewhat search OF the
ruins wac made, revealing I. only the
charred body OF the girl
TIL, sevcn-year-old girl states her SIS
ter's dress caught fire at the stove. and
she ran ans jumped into the bed. The
little ono saved the Infants life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
rae 4 zAsoN WHY.

.rInn 5S., Because 4. cup.
! !: !. !. ! !
Ri AaB8a1y plios the strength
/aZ.sg S'ssa.s to tho body to
k8sX88yaMx1y4 throw ott the cold
+ kN Ija11ilis2ek and prevent pneu-
EXaW a9g.Ws monia and con-
INA NSsMSSt sumption. IL why
EM ~ ~ physiciups indorse
Vgae Father Johns
- Medicine for all
x throat ana lung
.tlEN troubles. 1ta nour-
J -. - 4 lshlng, qualities fur
r,istl vitality BY which the system IA
able TO ward OF attacks Of uolda--it
helps. tho stomach, 70 assimlate food
and forces nutrition into the blood. Not
q patent medicine, and FREQ from weak.
ening stimuiants alcohol or narve.da-
stroylng and poisonous drugs. We are
able to guarantee It because It has never
failed to do all that Is claimed for It,
during the fifty years OF It's success,
since It was prescribed for the late
Rev. Father. John O. Brien, OF Lowell,
Mass, by whom Il was recommended
and from whom II derived IT, nams.
father Johns Medicine is for sale by
Owens g. Minor Drug Co., No. 1901 e.
Main st.; City DRUG store, No. 1874 e.
Main ST.; Peoples Drug Store. No. 1900
Williamsburg Avenue; Northslde Phar-
macy. No. oOi M Fifth st.; Pine Street
Pharmacy. No 334 g.. Pine ST.: East
Pharmacy, No. 2eo1 Yenable st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
Want Mortgage Set Aside,

WINaTON-sALEM, N, G., Nov. 20,--
Majov Alexander, referee In bankruptcy,
heard arguments to-day on a motion to
set aside u mortgage made by i. a,
Stone, ex-Atayor and banker Of Pilot
Mountain, to A, p, Klmhall Of Green's,
boro to secure Greensboro National
Bank and the International Trust
Company, Of Baltimore, for $4,5W
It Is claimed that the mortgage was exc
euted four days before Stone went into
bankruptcy. Stone Is now said to be In
Montreal Canada. His family still reside
at Pilot Mountain. The cause of his
failure has never been explained.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
Visible Cotton Supply.

~ 1t3y 1AsSOcla ted FTess. -E-II-. "a
4 NEW ORLEANS. Nov D.-Secretary
Hester's statement OF the visible supply
visible to be- 3.l5ess3, against 2.s72. el2 last
week and 3s,2lS,0se last year. Of this the
total OF American cotton IS 2.67b. 963.
against 2,Sssel2 last week and 2762 .oSs
ing Egypt, Brasil. India, etc., 4S4. 900,
against 10000 last week and $1,000 last L'
year. ~. s,.ls s9. 81 Z! :e. tf.,
a Of the worlds. visible supply Of cotton
britain and continental Europe 1908. 900.
against ], AZ, 000 last year: In Egypt l36. 600
against $4,000 last year; IN India COO
against 1871 900 last year, and IN the United
States 1.2a3,0oo against 1,5lS 600 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
THE BRUCE BILL
ONSOClAL CLUBS !;
It's Passage Will Practically Put
Them Out Of Bust
l& ness.

Perhaps one Of the most interesting
and important measures offered at the
present session OF the General Assembly
Ia that OF which Senator r. p. Bruce. Of
Wise, was the patron on yesterday,
having for It's object the prohibiting OF
the sale or giving away OF ardent spir-
lis OF any description by social clubs IN
local option and dlsponsary districts In
the State. n
The iii LIZ offered, ana will be pressed
in all likelihood to q successful issue, 10
cure the defect tn the Mann liquor bill,
which allows social clubs to spring up
Unfortunately all over the State and
dispense liquors, notwithstanding the
evident Intentions OF the Legislature to
prohibit such Balo except under the most
rigid restrictions. More than half the
charters granted by the Corporation
Commission have been 70 social CLUBS,
and tile effect Of the passage Of the
Bruce bin will be to put nearly all OF
them cut Of business.
LIT 10 q Earlous matter In the mining
districts OF our section,' said Senator
Bruce last night, .'and In my view OF
the case the present situation is worse
than were conditions under the old
law" 49,
senator Bruce, who is one Of the ablest
leaders In the LEGISLATURE, will push tho
bill, and there Is every reason to be"
lieve that It will pass. There arc about
seventy counties In the State where the
people have voted for local option, either
in whole or In part, and in all these the
social clubs will 60 out Of business upon
the passage OF the bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.
n RusrEE's SALE
HOUSE AND LOTS IN BARTON
49, .HEIGHTS.

IA substituted trustee In decd Of trust
dated August 8, 1884, from a.. =. Mliist
OF Of Aen rii and being requested by the
penet icaries therein SO to DO, VIII pro.
coed to execute said deed ~ = selling o.
& FRIDAY, NOV. 9TH. 1903, /
at 4:so O'clock P. NJ. the. property de-
rcribed In said deed as LOTS NOS. .
and 0. In. Block D. In Barton Heights, , a. a.
Eoe Straets, fronting s. feet on Montelro
Street, with all the buildings and I'M
lrrovcments thereon. ti1
TERMS-Cash as to tho expense OF
Gale, and $2168.75, being the amount OF
money due upon notes secured by said
deed, and balance In mAnthly payments
Of SIS. with int from June i, 1874.
5r'15gt'.}' 5 HENRY 8. HUTZLER,
Substituted Trustee.
Brown & Co., Aucttoneers. 81
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b. virtue Of s.deed q trust dated d, Noy =;
and duly recorded in the County Court
clerks office Of clssterHa e9nH|ty IN
10 do by the beneficiary. default having
been made In the payment Of the debt
secured. i shall sell on the day, hour
und place named above those four az
handsome building lots located on the
county near ManehesteEi , Va and Il, dosi =;
e.. as Lots Nos. 8, 2, 8 and o.; Lots Nos.
b, Z and front 80 feet each; and Let IN NO.
ware and Edwards Streets. Lots Nos. 8.
4, have depth OF 40 feet TO an alloy;
Lot No. 8 is q triangular lot at the corner
OF Edwards street. These are beautiful!
lots. and should attract the attention OF
those seeking suburban homes.
TlRA!s-uash as to expenses $40, Of SO sqle
note past due for $61.s3 with Interest,"
since Nov. 80, 1903. till. paid ana on credit
as TO note OF 5000, duo May Sd. 1904.
The residue, II any, upon such terms as
viii be ANNOUNCED et sale, ,1,,,, NJ
HENRY. s. 1IuTZLER,
No l0.2o,H,2s24. {. Trustee.
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VA. 1919 ,sa ia ia
by virtue OF. deed Of trust dated Oc-
toDer Is. 1893, and recorded IN the CLERKS
cttice OF Chesterfield County Court, IN
y. B.. 81, page 4Sl, ana having been sub
Etituted trustee in the stead of a. e.
Attkisson, deceased. by a decree of tho
County Court Of SAID county. entered No ";
O. 1908, in. the suit Of Charles Wen ana
.lhrum Hellsteln vs.. Katherine stem CT
ais, default having been made III the
Iayment of tho note secured thereby, ana
teing directed SO to- do by the holders
thereof, will sell at Public Auction on
ne r1G fEssMp,sAsYS Is isr DAY OF DEC, 1908,
ar I o'clock P. NJ, the above twenty acres
Of land, fronting on the Midlothian (A1an-
chester and Coal Plt) Turnpike. running
back to Reedy Creek. and the land 6. Of
q, ". Wood, ESD. ct ais. bounded On the
west by the land Of Judge .. a; ran !,
Geek, and on the east by the stem
iarln, owned by Messrs. Well and, He'll
stern The land Is high, rich, slightly
rolling to the rear, near electric cars ana
is admirably located tor suburban homes
IEkALS-Cush as to the cost OF exc
cutting this trust taxes, and to pay note
Of 5000 and interest thereon. due octo-
IVY ~ '''' VIM. q. CRAWFORD.
asl t Substituted Trustee.
Liberal terms may be had If desired,
s g. III +; Aasasms2ssa ass2ss'&saSfs Sci
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
4. CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST

.na p..ss
4. +" M: md md T. i, y ise pastor: Subject q
ana A. Ess!: fSssS IT,: "a ., S ss5s;
M * ASTtiul to soels'y" Sunday school At
0'G FIRST :: BAPTIST cnuRcn-woHsMlp At
II a. NJ and I, r. M-Issy 3E Eo Bo IN AsEN yiii
DDsS B & 's' .os s5ol"s eoda
a.5 fMuRcH s
P ss!ssssS sy AkL4 IS y
Of Sapts. stats Missions Throuss the o yGsk
fSesay s sfhef' 4 81 sukca COR
s e. car yns seo 4s Sf j
rrenshins by tho pn.tor, at i a.; ~, ana !,
1;es,x A susss '9H bss. fsFann
GAsyAsy shah sfis up
gS s4sa1 Il Aosd
ys Great Tdyase Cd ihe Of Ms tn
King, Revival continues next week. Rev. G.
g. ''uGaoLEMAN,t OF washington comes Monday
to assist. Special music.
GRAcE-sTREET gAPTIsT cHu 5sS 81 1929 g
4 80 \; Bfs4fhies = ii il All 8 x T SS
MA & P Frsye ana meeting Wednesday at 81
E sRSS5B
HxSsFoKR spoSSsRS Ps@sR sSe
s ss!sa ss0 and
EssSTsY to XII fHieSipSi1sEy 't5safs:
lssisi aSs. sa cs7 oAgASSH
Si ss i Rg fifSsSR;ssseB"hE sy Rev
nSzsSSnT y q R,y SSo HA FISH
'''''' - PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (coR.
ncr Madison and Grace streetsl --SsTylexe4s, "a, ct
Hp5o2 S. sSGfi:'s& 81 b. 331a a &'IasH
SECOND pnEsRYTERlAN oHunCH-nEY:
pUsSELL CECIL, D.. D.. pastor.-serylss. Gt II
nixht lecture at . o'clock. Sunday school Ut
~ II s. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ,,tcoH.
WLEsToN. pastor.-sery,cea II A. NJ, subject.
dt.s Us and ourI e AMM 'lb y +
9Th aThe ons and Only Way to Heaven; On
sSsstsSSss$g onSss
Services at II oelesk A. ~ sns e. 9s!ost s,p
day ri THheel y FL rib Covenant CORNER
pern Avenue and Harrison street),-Rev; ].
C Stn X Il. and r. Al, by the pastor. Mig
| wnak service Wednesday evening ~ O'Clock.
Sshhath school meets at o80 A, ~, Seats AL
| frce and a cordial welcome to all services,
| '5 CHRISTIAN.
| SEYENTN,STREEI' CllRlSTtAN J. CHURCH,
| feorner Seventh and Grade strests),-servIees
SSaSsy n fo fas ss M HalS senaSss q
yrs,r'e ayonins Subject 1.-THE Gospel Tor Men"
MARSHALL STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
tsrsha street psiTai.TRo Hrana ahq eR.
Isso5 sp1 Il ss th sHs nassy Ss"ssss
''SW!YE s 81 I + CHRISTIAN CHURCH ION
| tPrnnchins Tomorrow by Rev. HENRY
pDARCE ATKINS at i A. NJ and +, N.
NN1''tt'~ q ~ r EPISCOPAIA SIS
CHURCH OF THE lIOIY C0MFORTER COR
nsr Grove Avenue ap HS!sGe rcssrsy
yrss ss ss eS,are at O'Clock Sunday schoo
l at $3.50 O'Clock, Seats freei visitors cordially
welcome
| Street below Twefth)--Rev, w r. EyAN6 D.
i d., Nector~-Hoy communion A. Al mo y
| Ing service ut ~ O'Clock; afternoon al O'CLOCK
. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
THE EMBEZZLER I.
IS LOCATED HERE
Clerk Missing From McKees-
port, Pa, Traced by Detec-
+ tiyes to Richmond,
1snecinl 70 THE Times, pispatch,

PITTsBURG, PA, Nov, eo,--John II,
Green, the confidential clerk Of Fl, IL,
and ]. II, skelbsy's department store Of
McKeesport, who disappeared Wednes-
day morning. November llth with about
$1,000 OF tho firms money, will soon hs
under arrest. Tho record OF this man
has been carefully traced by tho Per-
l,ins Union Detective Agency, which has
charge Of the casa. and the missing clerk
Is now located In Richmond, Va, Green
had a wife III Philadelphia and three
children at Norfolk, Va. Mrs Green dis
appeared from philadelphia Mt the sun,s
tine Sher husband left McISeesport. The
t-.xle formerly lived In Virginia.