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Evening journal., 1909-09-09
LEACH, WHOSE NAME is CONSPICUOUS
IN BASEBALL'S HALL OF FAME

called. is one OF the greatest ball tossers
that ever donned a uniform and has sure.
" earned a place in basebairs hall OF
fame. Tor many years he has been an
important member OF the Pirates brain
department As a third baseman he had
few. n any, equals His playing at station
No. 3 was superb Last season he IN
formed Manager Clarke that he would
like TO play in the outfield provided that
the rnanagement could obtain a young
ster who could hold down third base sue
oessfumy. Since the opening Of the 1909
campaign Leach has covered center field
i'm admirable style. As batter he ranks
next to Wagner on the Pirates roster and
for many years has been up among the
leading run getters in the National
league Leach started his career with the
Auburn club in the New York State
League. This was back in the late nineties.
From there he went to Louisville In his
first season with Louisville he was tried
out from time to time at second, short
to take the job away from the regular
and third, but never showed enough form
man. During the following winter the
Louisville and Pittsburg clubs we're mer-
ged, and in the excitement the manage
ment forgot to FIRE him.. He was conse-
quently carried along as utility man. This
was the year that the baseball war broke
out. and the season was not very old be-
fore Jimmy Williams then third baseman
Of the Pirates, jumped to the American
League. and Leach was put on third 20
nn in. lie became a star in day. He
had found himself" and from that day
until he insisted on being sent TO the out
field his master as third baseman did
not come into the big leagues.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
WEST CHESTER
FAIR RACES
King AShby, Prince March
And Bohemian Girl We'd
neSday Winners

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Sep. s.-The
second day OF the annual fair and races Of
the Chester County Agricultural Associa-
tion was marked by the attendance OF
5000 spectators. who viewed the fine dis
play Of horses, cattle, poultry, etc. and
found pleasure in the races.
The children OF the local public schools
we're admitted free. There was a balloon
ascension. with parachute descent as
one Of the chief attractions, and Surena,
the guideless trotter. did the mile with a
running horse as paccmaker, in PA. beat
ing tho track record of 215 IL.
219 TRoT. PURSE $500. IN 5.
King Ashby, b. g.; G. b. Fink 1, /
Ethel Bradstreet, b. M; George
W. Haight .................... - / 4
liokes Margaret, b. m; VIII
liam G. West ..............s.. 234 .
Betsy c., b. m; Joseph l.. Ser
rill .......... acknowledgements. 8
Oakland Bell, blk. m; William
Mulligan .......- ............... 3 ds
Townsend Girl b. M Palace
Stables .......... ..........-.... 6 ds
Evelyn Nesblt, b. g Thomas
White .............- ............ ds
Time, 2i9 IA. 21S IA, 22o.
200 PACE, PURSE $500, 3 IN S.
Prince Marcel, b. S.; Biggs &
Peacock ....-.... ............ 14i /
Silver Nut b. H.; Henry But
ton ...........+.- ................ 4
Bertha Julas s. m. Button
wood stock Farm ............. 3 =
Turpin b. e.; a. A. Tyson m 3 , 8
Flelies, b. g.; w. s. Gracy .. ds
Time 2.2l IL, 223 IA. 22i Ia. 222 10.
2.SO TROT. PURSE $500, 3 IN 8.
Bohemian Girl, b. m; Blggs &
Peacock ....-....... ..............s. ]
Rex Hal. hr. e.; #. Andrews 80. ?
Danbgny, b. g.; John Case...... ?
J. O. *, r. g.; VIM. J. Hollet....
Miss Mays, 3. m. Clinton Cots
chan .......... ..................... s
Bell Brooke. blk. H.: p. d.
flrches ...-,....-... ................ 6
Time, 221 10, 2.G IA DO 10.
RUNNING RACE FOX 800, 4 MILE. 2
IN g.
Sandy FLASH John Philips, New
town Square tsta0 .............. 41
Wee Girl; Henry Skiles ...........
Lew Hut; Albert Kline .......... 3 dr
lJ. c. Celle; Albert Kline .......... 4 dr.
sandy Flash finished first. but set back
for crowding on homestrotch.
Time, so l-2, 50 -. 81.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
Eaualed Paoina RECORD.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept o.
Fletta Dillon, a 2-year-old hlly and
daughter Of Sidney Dillon, equalled a
worlds record yesterday. when she pac-
ed a mile in 2.1O 1-2 against time at the
state Fair Grounds. This record was
established in 1898 at Lexington by
Ecstacy in the 2-year-old pacing divi-
sion Of the Kentucky Futurity. Fletta
Dillon eaualled the record in a race
against time, as she had not been en-
tered in any of the events.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
Wolaast Whipped Baldwin.

BOSTON, Sept. 9.-Al Wolgast, OF
Milwaukee, Wis. won the house if not
the official decision in 2 rounds Of hard
fighting with Matty Baldwin. Of Bos-
ton, at the Armory Athletic Associa-
ton. After measuring his man for
a couple Of rounds Wolgast forced the
fighting and at close range and in the
clinches pummeled Baldwin's body with
telling rights and lefts. Baldwin was
effective when he boxed at long range,
but was never dangerous. The bout
was declared a draw
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
Atkins 20 Join AthIstios.

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept S.-Pitcher
Tommy Atkins, of the Atlanta South
ern League Club will likely leave for
Philadelphia Monday to join the Phil
adelphia Americans. An agreement to
this effect was reached yesterday.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
Revised.

she is very handsome, isn't sheg"
Yes. but handsome is as handsome
does. you know"
That's not the way Of IT,"
Isn't 1t: Would you mind setting
me right then?
Certainly not. Handsome is as
handsome does you"
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
SHED at Teot.

Going 10 have tutor for your chill
drenr"
NO They don't care anything about
band music
They wouldn't have 10 take that"
"Wouidn't toeler teach them 10
blow the born
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
Evsrs Gets Three DAYS.

PITTSBURG. Sept. S.-For disputins
decision during the Pittsburg- Chi
cago game. Eevers. second baseman
OF the Chicago team, has been sus-
pended for thre days.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
National League,
. . .
COUNTY LEAGUE.

South Side VS.. dupont, at Front
and Union streets.
Psrkside VS.. New Castle, AZ New
9 Castle.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
BASEBALL AT A GLANCE
GAMES FOR TO-DAY.

American League
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
National League,
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
improvements at Federal suiIdino.

= '''V''E0 - WI 0T bNTTuTWUf
Offices Of Judge Gray. Judge Brad
ford. Marshal Finn and Clerk OF the
United States Court William G. Ma
haffy in the Federal building are being
newly carpeted.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY.
American Leaou,

American League.
Athletics. S; New York, 6.
Cleveland, z; Detroit, A.
Chicago. 4; st. Louis. ..
Chicago. 4; ST. Louis. o.
Boston. c; Washington, B.
National League.
Philadelphia, 6; Boston. p
Philadelphia, 8; Boston. 3.
New York. z; Brooklyn, 6.
Brooklyn, G; New York. s.
Chicago, 4S Pittsburg, ..
Evening journal., 1909-09-09

You may have home II you try
Nat r. +. Trust Co.
Evening journal., 1909-09-09

"Mitch" Hill makes a good pitcher.
He worked to perfection Stiilwell Mon
day afternoon in the ninth inning.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18

The 1909 issue Of the Southern
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the press. reliable parties wishing
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To the Public.

NOTICE-The Capital Shoe and
supply Company. Inc. 216 Fasr
Broad Street, Richmond Va. ac-
cepted the resignation OF its former
manager. Mr.. w r. Hayes and
same took affect September list. The
company has not as yet filed the
vacancy bur the business is AZ pres
ent under the control OF Mr.. II. 3
Phillips. who Is energetic. poIite
and oblging. an excellent salesman
ana KNOWS how 10 satisfy YOU in
the purchase of shoes. Our patrons
or the past three years viii receive
lhaL same courteous attention and
the company promises the same
class OF up-to-date shoes for men.
women and children. Be sure and
call az our store before purchasing
or you viii be going contrary 10
your own interest. Our goods are
bought direct from the factory and
we can save you the middle-man's
profit
The company thanks the public
Tor the past patronage and is ask
Ing continuance Of same. All OF
our goods are guaranteed 20 be
just as they are represented or your
money is refunded. Our fan lines
are now ready for your inspection.
thanking you in advance for your
patronage, we are.
Yours respectfully,
CAPITAL SHOE & SUPPLY co.
2l0 East Broad St.
u Richmond. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18
Wants TO Find Them.

ana very Iesirous OF locating
some of nay people, II possible. My
mothers name was Sallie and my
fathers name was Lone Dave Red
rick. or Reldick. They once be-
'ruged 90 SIR Elisha NorhHd. OF
Norft
Ny youngest brother was named
Jacob and d had sister called Ce-
la lCela). 7 saw my two dalght-
ers Agnes and Lauretta Redrics az
the close of the civil war. in 1865.
In 1853. / was sold south 90 MT.
Trasmore Landers. Of New Orleans.
AS near as ] can remember. we lived
90 SUFFOLK. Nansemond County. Va.
IL ln possession of asy information
as 90 there whereabouts. address
David Redrick. 1912 Tauromee ave.
Kansas City Kan.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18
The Wizard OF Tuskesee.

Our eyes are filled with srana Tus-
keEee sight
Where Arts adjoining mystic
grace is spread.
Aud peau,v's hand has sprinkled
streaming light
OF dresm-born suns TO nimbus
Panas head
But. 10. the leaven % a wizard S
viii
Moves in the grandeur Of this
s1n-kissed bin.
This wiz was cabin-tossed and set
adrift
Upon the slave-runs years Of
memoird past
But gathered an undying strength
Co lift
The heel of poverty Of bitter
cast
Cold circumstance bent TO make the
room
Where great Tusbegee raised
her noble dome.
Believed with Ehiopia's grateful
tears.
Philautrory's blessd smile be-
came her sun.
Tu-kesse rose vision % ths
teaTs
rncolded blossom of the dream
begun
Fond admlrauon came 90 take IFS
stand
And feel the magic Of this
wizard band
The darkness ~ "a bitter age chat
comes
Within the rays of blessed Tus-
ke-ee's light
Must lose its color 90 the traeic
homes
OF e-im departed spirits OF -he
night
The Golfers of ler treasured lo- enc
case
The priceless eifts for am hey
noble race.
Yea. let Tuskssse's noble name Doe
praised.
I-a. harp an echo 90 the ust'u-
ing scuI
And on her dome may ever we be
raised
Unto the crest of many @ wor-
thv LoaI
within her beacon light ue take
our stand
Io rise with her upon her uiz-
ara hand
LUCIAcS 3. WATKINS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Portsmouth Va. Sept. s, 1909.
This is 20 certify that I have re
csived from John Mitchell, Jr
Grand Chancellor OF the Crane
Lodge OF Virginia. Knights Of Pyth
las. y. A.. 5. A E., a. A. and a.
tS150.0V) One Hundred and FIT.
Dollars IL payment OF the death
claim OF Brother w II. smith who
was a member OF Pride of the Eas
Lodge. No. 33. of Portsmouth, Va
Her Y Mark.
Signed. ANN MCSSOUR SMITH.
Beneficiary.
Witnesses.
Frank Proctor.
Archer Drew.
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y NJ ca. Notes
LUCIAN b. WATKINS

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. .'--r. 80, =. -. conference was
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y1...Ns oi me "or6 that is beinl
great cay OF success
TIA. hon. ..s...,
nor ..tt,h ,"y -p'eIai pa
Tn bovs. - s"N ''sl Slhua5
10 tba bcr- great heIl
last SUNDAY v-as - -.., -i
Subject. Am NV 49,. ~ ~ ,1' 81
erg'' Eve-v ,,.- $500 heep-
part The sfnei1g nee ,-. "l--' G
ber Ton ns~r ~, " I'VE num-
Men DO NOT foros- ~ "sdlii.
work Live tbe iiss ~ 40 ci personal
" % coward
on tme Sr,5,r -..,-
work and NE 0+ber 80 - 'oI nara
watching for Won man ne is
p M ar rbe ls y 'o ~ Ialiy sunday 3
Director Jobn : p, a. oulIains-
ticularlv inrerested ~ NO = par
address the bove " We ne ooy Viii
success OF the bovs Re - LOT lhe
port, ' MAKE 'heir re-
A special mea-iro Co.
day $50 p NJ ~ +be v '1H sun
building Rev v-1i,or, VI =. a.
viii address tbe ooD s SonnSoh
Keep for the NTss+er -, .1uo Jec1.
other man. Re on tiTaa --an ne
''oV r. NJ
A great mass maet,no Co.
only sunday Senranober 5e.,. Won zen eil
,. NJ a. The Leigh Streat NJ, %, =
Church. Rev. Hodge, nss,nr ~ -'o' - ! 7
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18

Island
Bay Terrace.

Building Lots l0OxIOO near River
head, Long Island. County Seat OF
Suffolk on Main Line Long Island r.
r.. Penna. System, Overlooking Great
Peconic Bay. in the Village Of Elan.
ders, Long Islands Most Exclusive
Summer Colony in Millionaire Sec
ton of Long Island.
$225.00 per lot cash OF install
ments $500 down. $500 monthly.
10 per cent. discount for cash.
These Lots are High and Dry and
In a Direct Line Of the Penna. r. r.
Tunnel. Improvements. I Have
Just q Few Lots Left. Please Send
Money boy Register and Oblige.
VIM. II. LUCKADOE,
1859 3rd Ave. New York. Y Y
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Know Thy future and Dros,eo.s
Cor 1903 bv consultinr 1Iue r-i5or
Remember. mar MANY tborss15s
az rao,Is s-. mae +te 90. ~
evu Influence 10 r~o,-s7 5,,- -, .,.,...-
in The daily narers on1v TOO ce+.- D.
ms v-e read The news n il ostbe.s, 80
notice the results off tboee e,-.1 a.
fuenCes and the bo~~ftle eee.c+.
they have ON human 1ivs=- 4,i,.es ts-
-ar- b,,sl,,-5.. ....,-.r. .,
commit au manner o- or.roes. b1si-
ness t~a.ea,,f--.. +5,.. .t.c.,I.s -. ..'.-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18

FOR RENT-Two beautiful Office
rooms in Southern Aid Societv's
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18

Portsmouth. Va. sept 8. 1909.
This IS 10 certify that have re-
ceived from John Mitchell. Jr.
Grand Worthy Counsellor of the
Grand Court of Virginia, order OF
Calantbe (S100 00) one Hundred
Dollars in payment OF the death
claim Of Sister Eliza Cooper, who
was a member of Ruth Court. 40.
191 of Portsmouth Va.
Signed. ALONZO COOPER.
Beneficiary.
Witnesses
Cornena G.. Riddick,
Lavinia Brown
James Roberts
s. p. Wright d. ID
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18
The Avery College ironing School.

The Avery College Training
TO 1oung Cooed Women
Millinery and Domestic
Connected
the Ambitious Trained Nurses
Uniforms Furnished
Monthly Compensation
Address all o
JOSEPH ID MAHoNEH, Superintendent
boN iSi' Northside Pittsburgh,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18

MADAM ELDON. WORLDS GREAT
est palmist. clairvoyant and as
troiogist. Reveals past. present
and future Removes evil inhu-
ences and family trouble. 427
West Broad Street. Richmond
Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18
MRS. JOSIE A. GRAHAM
Vlyginia'S Most Success
ful Hair Culturist.
... PARLoRs. &C..
los E. Leigh St, Richmond.
Phone. 1884.
Private ParlOTs, Confidential Isser
views and Correspondence.

The largest and most up-to-daL
Hair Dressing ParIors in Richmepc
The very best preparations that cal
be made for the hair. scalp, facs
and skin.
Greham's Superior Scalp Food 70
growing hair on bald heads ant
pare temples 25cts. per jar. 3
mail. S5cts.
Graham's Superior Orange Flows
Skin 20 for developing and beaut
tying the akin. 25cts Jar. By mai
35cts.
Graham's Superior Velvet Liquit
Powder for giving the face a beau
uful fair color. % cents n bottle.
BY mail s5cts.
GTahams Vegetable Hair Dye Ia,
pest on market giving a rich natura
color, 800 per bottle. BY mafl.
t1.2S.
Mrs. Granam MAKES a speciality %
massaging am beautifying ladies
faces for par,es and public gather
ings. 30 cents.
Mrs. Graham sLanpoos the heaf
and puts II in a healthy condition
% cents.
All ladies who attend parties ant
other social gatherings should havs
their nuger nails manicuresi and
made beautiful, 20 cents.
Mrs. Graham's preparations sci
at sight. Ladies living In other 81
ties and towns can make good mon
ey BY selling these prepaustfonx
Write for terms 70 Mrs. J. A. Ora
ham, No. 1Os Il. Leigh st., Rics
mond. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18
STATEMENT or THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF

The Mechanics Savings Bank. To-
Gated at Richmond, in the County
81 HcnriCO. state of Virginia. AZ
the close of business, September
l. 1909. made 10 the state Corpo-
ration Commission.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18

Rev William Johnson conducted
the meetings in The city home las.
sunday
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18

The y IT, c.. A. Conference WI
q warm number iast Friday evsu.u.
the men were am fun thus thing
were made to hum. Keep at &c ,l-.
and you win beat the devil Cre~
time Glad 90 see new fellow
present Come aeain.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18

On time Sunday ready for hard
WORK and The other man. He Is
watching for you.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18
j. J. CARTER.
JOHN r. CHILES.
THnE NJ nnY~,rv,

state Of Va, City Of RichmondN
Sworn to and subscribed before
me by Thomas r. Wyatt, Cashier
this 10Th day of September. 1903.
j. THOMAS HEwIN.
Notary Public.
NV commission ernires Anil 10
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-18

The jain committee IS s-nl -e
Joic.ng OF the work that is beina
done among the prisoners. Iass
sunday was great day OF success
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-07-29
RRIGRTsHADE.

Brightshade, July 16.-Most OF the
schools have begun.--Floyd Wagers
has gone to Manchester TO take the
examination.-Joe Lewis. candidate
for jailer wac here yesterday cleo
tioneering.-Crops have been damaged
BY the excess of rain, especially In
bottom lands. The crop OF potatoes.
however, is very fiDe.-The stave mill
has been running during the past
week and there are now no more
rough slaves on the yard. Little at
tention is being paid to the staye
business this year.--The county Rep
ublican primary. which is to be held
Aug. is getting TO be the subject
OF much comment. School Superinten-
dent Luther Hatton, and VIM. Rice,
candidate for county clerk, have no
opposition. But fol all other import
ant offices there are several candi-
dates and close contests viii be the
church services were
held at Mudlick Saturday and Sunday,
with preaching by Rev. VIM. Cotton
GIN and Rev. Marsh Broughton.-lt is
not probable that there will be any
school this fall at Mudlick and at
Indian Grave Branch, since there are
no school housed I'm these sub-districts
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-07-29
DEADLY DlPHTHERIA

Diptheria is an extremely dangerous
diseases because It is very contagious
and very fatal. But diphtheria is a
distinctly preventable disease. The
germs causing the disease are lodged
In the throat and are coughed and
sneezed and spit out by the patient.
II then the patient coughs, sneezes
and spits into cloths OF papers which
are Immediately burned the germs of
the disease are largely destroyed and
the danger to others greatly lessened.
When a child has sore throat, espe-
ally II diphtheria is in the neighbor-
hood, 1t should be at once separated
from the rest of the family and the
person who nurses II should not min
gle with the rest OF the family but
stay in the room with the patient.
Don't wait till the doctor calls It
diphtheria for then II Is too late TO
prevent the rest of the children
catching 1t but do 1t as soon as the
throat shows any white or light color
ed spots.
After the patient is we'll and the
throat has been clear OF membrane
for one week the room should be fumi-
gated with sulphur over night and
then all the bedding hung in the sun
all day.
No person from the house where
diphtheria is should go TO school
church or other public assembly.
Treatment Every case of dlphtheria
should be treated with diphtheria an
titoxiE. II your doctor hasn't Il on
hand have him get It at all costs as
soon as possible. In case OF death
the body should be wrapped in a
sheet wet with carbolic acid solution
ard no public funeral held. These
simple directions II followed will pre-
vent the spread az diphtheria and cure
almost every case.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-07-29
EASTERN KENTUCKY

Greek the second Saturday Of August.
We hope to have representatives
from al, the schools there with good
reports.-Our schools began last Mon
day With a large attendance and
much interest by all.-Eva Mortise of
Atlanta, Laurel Co. and Curtis How
ara OF Laurel Greek died recently OF
consumption. Both leave a large cir
Gle of bereave6 fr.ends.-The primary
election takes place next Saturday.
All candidates are exceedingly hope
full even IL there are only nine as
pirants for the same office as In the
case for assessor. We hope to see the
men of this county stand by the prin-
ciples of their party and make this
the banner one In clean election.
selecting men who will serve their
county well.-Dr. Maggard and Mr..
Jesse Mcdaniel report a successful
fishing excursion to Goose Creek
Mrs. John Muncy and two daughters
of Hyden are visiting friends here
Chester Rice has gone to be examined
for entrance to the United States
army.-Mrs. Rose and daughter Of
Williamsburg are visiting here during
the Illness and death of their brother
and uncle, Mr.. f. Rawlings.-James
Jewell, recent graduate OF Berea's
Normal Department, is doing excel
lent work in the lanyard school.-Mr.
Emit Rawlings passed away this morn
ing because OF heart disease. He was
one of the leading business men Of
this community being a member Of
the gas and telephone companies. Mr..
Rawlings was the son of Lafayette
and Fannie Rawlings, pioneer settlers
of this place. They have long been
recognized as the leaders of Burning
Springs in religious and municipal
affairs. He leaves a widow, two sons,
three daughters, parents, brothers
sisters and a host of friends to mourn
his untimely death. We extend TO
his bereaved family our heartfelt
sympathy in their loss Of kind hus-
band and father. This community has
lost one OF its best men. Mr.. Raw
ling's life of industry, fidelity, hon
esty and deep interest in religious
and municipal affairs will influence
others to be loyal to all that tends
to making successful home and coun-
try. For years he has been a consis-
tent member Of the M. q. church
The X. p. Lodge of this place assist
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Johnson will con-
duct the funeral service. Interment
will be In the Macedonia cemetery to-
day.