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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
Hecaton Club Appoints An other Committee to Con-
 fer With Owners.
WANT 150 MEMBERS
Charter For New Club Has Been Is- ss,. sued and It Will Soon he
 Launched.

The members of the Hecaton Club met again fast night It the Hotel Jefferson and discussed many matters of great importance to the new or ganization and Us membership Presi- dent s. M. Taylor presided and Edgar Brewster was elected secretary to serve in the absence of Secretary F. A. Howell.
 The most important matter dis cuSsed last night was securing an other option on the Langfor1 home, as r. P. Byrd, the originator of the club, has withdrawn his original op- tion on the Langford property. Sey- eral members. including T. Havis Nixon, W. F. Coleman, 0. C. Hankin- son, F, C. Howell and others made some valuable suggestions along that line. The discussion closed with the adoption of resolution drawn by Dr. J. l.. Caldwell. It follows:
 Resolved, first, that it is the inten- ton of the club to purchase the Lang ford residence and lot as soon as practicable as the permanent home of the club.
 Second, the original option given by MT. r. F. Byrd having been with drawn by him, that committee of five, including the president as chair man, be and Is hereby appointed to secure written option of sixty days from Mi and Mrs. Langford. con- taining an inventory of property, both movable, and immovable, proposed to be sold to this club.
 Third that the aforesaid committee prepare an estimate Of cost of fur nishings and operating the club on basis of Langford property as it's home.
 Fourth, that all of the present mem bers endeayor to secure other dcsir- able members with a view of secur- ing 150 members at once.
 Fifth, that as soon as the above committee shall have information that 1850 members have been secured, they request the president to call meet ing of the club to hear their report.
 President Taylor appointed the fol- lowing committee to confer with Mir. and Mrs. LangIord. secure an option on their home and report estimates as provided for in resolution Pres ident s M. Taylor, chairman; Dr. J. l.. Caldwell. Dr. J. F. Simmons, A. W. Mum and w. F. Coleman.
 The question of new members was also discussed. The bylaws provide that applicants shall make applica- ton for membership in writing, which shall be posted in the club for one week, accompanied by check cover ing initiation fee and that twenty-five votes will elect. This brought about considerable discussion and resulted ,n the adoption of a motion by W. F. Coleman that the operation of the by-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
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Washington, March l7.--Represent , ative Serene Payne, chairman of the ,, ways and means committee, in intro ducing the tariff bill, gave out the fol lowing statement:
 One problem that confronted the committee was the question of rev enue. The business of all commer. cial nations has been depressed for nearly two years and this has af ft cted our commerce and greatly re- duced our revenues, so that we have q large deficit, but the revenues un. der the present law are improving from month to month, as business conditions are becoming better.
 Tho last normal year of imports was the fiscal year ending June 30. 1906; 1907 was an unusually pros- porous year and the revenues from customs exceeded those of 1906 by thirty-two. millions of dollars. The committee have taken the year, there. AoAN, VI iSVo' do d OdaIh IO 10TH LuGlr estimate of the revenue producing qualities of the new bill Should the next fiscal year prove prosperous and the normal condition of 1906 return. cn account of the large increase in population, the revenues for 1910 would show considerable increase over the estimates of the committee.
 With q return to anything like normal conditions during the next fiscal year. it is safe to predict that the deficit would be entirely wiped out. Tut in case 1t Is not, the bill pro videf for the issue of Panama Canal bonds to reimburse the treasury for the s4o.00o.o00 paid out~4h the orig ina! purchase of the canal. This would more than make up any prob anle deficiency. There Is also re- eAacted the provision for the issue of certificates to run one year to re- plenish the treasury. raising the amount from $10o,000, 900 to $25o, ,00o,. 900, an amount sufficient to provide at any time against two or three
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
PANAMA CANAL
 TO BE RUSHED

Ntearst News Special th the ;faI.2;c.l
 Chicago, March l'.--That Preside :; Taft expects to see the Panama Canal completed before he retires and will not be disappointed, is the statement Of Colonel George Goethals chief en- gineer, today. "Steamships will pas; through the big waterways before March, l9l3,' he said.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
MRS. Df-C0C0RzA
 GIVEN ALIM0NY
Tie Wife of the Noted Baritone Is Given $500 Month and &50O Coun- sel Fees Pending Suit.

tHearst News Specia! to the Graphic
 New York, March l7.-Mrs. Elsa Ncumann DeGogorza was today grant ed 3300 month alimony and $500 counsel fees pending the trial of her suit for separation from Elelio De- Gogorza, the baritone, whose relations with Mime. Emma Flames are ques- toned by his wife Mrs. DeGogorza asked for $10000 2 year alimony ana &2, 300 counsel fees
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
SUPT. F. A. PECK
 AT TYLER, TEXAS

Tyler, Texas, March l7-F. H. Eritton. of St. Louis, president of the Cotton Belt, and K. A. Peck, superin- tendent of the Arkansas and Missouri division, came in Friday on a special tour of inspection. Saturday morn ing. in company with General Super intendent J. w. Maxwell, they visite the site where it is propose to erect the union depots MT. Bfi'ton inspect cd the shops and-~other property of the Cotton Belt in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
LARGE CROWD AT
 ST. PATRICK DANCE

' The St. Patrick dance given by the Eagles last night. at their hall on West Second avenue, was complete success. The arrange ment commit tee was composed of Ben Robinson Dave Fullbright and E. J. Voss. Ex- cellent music was furnished by El. liott's Orchestra. The largest crowd of the season was in attendance. the spacious hall being filled to It's ca pacity with merry dancers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
PROPOSED TARIFF
 BILL OFFERED Great Problem Confrontjns. Committee Is That
 of Revenue. INCREASE T.ux1rprra
INCREASE LUXURIES
Reductions More Than Exceed Tn. ereases-.Many Articles Are
 Put on Free List.
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Washington, March 1.-The new tariff bill was introduced today by Representative Payne. II provides for an inheritance tax; an increased internal rev enue on cigarettes; a $do,00O,- ooo issue o1 Panama Canal bonds; increased issues of 15o,0OO,GUo in treasury cer- titicates and an imposition of duties on a maximum and min- imum basis. Coffee, hides and iron ore are on the free list. Boots and shoes, leather goods, steel and iron products, lum- ber, wool, shoddy and waste and cheaper grades of third class wool are materially re- duced. Tea is taxed 8 cents | pound The internal revenue tax on beer and whisky is not | disturbed. rhe bill, it is esti- ( mated, will produce $300,O0O,- [ 800 rcvenne from customs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
MORE NIGHT RIDING
 IN OLD kEN1UCK'
Renewal 0f the Outiawry oi Last Year Results in Complete Demolition oi Fifty Tobacco Beds in Kentucky.

(IIcayst News Special tc tue Grap',ie.e
 Hopkinsville, Ky, March 17--A complete renewal of the horrors If the tobacco nightrilcr raids of last past week fifty tobacco beds, belong ing to Caldwell county growers. who refused to join the planters associa tion, have been destroyed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
,keara, &nss> special to the Graph.c..

'keara, Nnss> special to the Graph.c,
 Nashville. March 17.-When the jury in the Carmack-Cooper case had not reached q verdict at i o'clock this afternoon, Judge Hart adjourned court saying that he would go to his country home and would not return unti! tomorrow morn ng. even should the jury reach verdict before then. The jury wraneled from 11:30 o'clock this morning until 6 o'clock this as- 'erneon. Scattering words were nearo troaa the iury room indicating
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
YOUNG GIRL TELLS
 PITIFUL STORY

Cincinnati, March l7.--Claiming she was taken from her home by man who gave his name as Len. 13-year- old Fannie Lent appealed to tne po- lice today to find aer father. She is i'll and near death in hos pital. Sue does not know her fathers name, sl!e says.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

Big Sale at the Pine Bluff Mercantile
 Company.
 The big sale of the Pine Bluff Mer- cantile Company moved along vigor- ously yesterday. The house Xas crowded with ladies and gentlemen all day, from early morning until late at night and such crowd was there all day that it was almost impossible for the many clerks to wait upon the customers. This is because the goods are fine and the prices down to 8 mere song. This reduction sale will be continued right along.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
LOUIS OWSLEY
 MAKES A DENIAL

GNeuyst News Special to the Graphic
 Chicago, March l7.--Louis Owalcy today denied that he had obtained a penny from the Yerkcs estate. He admitted that he had received Sl2,500 in fees for his administration of the estate of the late Charles T. Yerkes, whose wife is seeking to have him removed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
FAST TRAIN TO
 SHREVEPORT, LA

Stamps, March 1.-The officials of ta" Cotton Belt railway went down on a special train to inspect the Shreve- pert branch track and roadbed with a view to putting on a fast train to Shreveport.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
EVANGELISTS ON
 A LONG TOUR

Nlearst News Special to the Ora phie.j
 Chicago, March 17.-Dr J. Wilbur Chapman, at the head of a party af Christian workers, left this afternoon on long evangelistic tour to the Far East, to include Australia, Japan, the Philippines and Korea.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
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Satisfaction-Real Pleasure

We can give you satisfaction in style. fit and can show you large assortment of patterns In all the lat. est shades and designs.
 EISENKRA1iER, The Tailor, over Citizens Bank, Sec onl avenue, corner Pine street. Old phone 1o33.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
MRS. F. IN. BROWN
 ! DIES AT RISON

Rison, March 17.--Mrs. F.. N. Brown night, after an illness of one week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

that there vas a diversity Of senti ment. A nlistrial, it is general be lieyed, will he the result. Judge Har, wilt probably hold the jury 2 week Ii they do not reach 6 verdict Attor- ney General McCarn said tonight that as the jury was "@ulposed of farmers they probably Wantc dto read oer5 the points in the judges charge ses era! times before reporting a verdict Judge Anderson. for the defense would not comment on the probable verdict
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
Money and
 :5z-:e-.:Z-. Opportunity

When money and oportuni'y xet 'n ,auch tue combination has trameud- sus breeding possibilities.
 We write tl:e k!nd of FIRE tNSrE- AN(;E and deal !n the ktnd of REAL ESTATE, that FRI ENDS SELL, TO FRIENDS,
 We also accept money on dapoait, In trust or subject to check. ALLOW. ING INTEREST OK SAVINGS AG> COUNTS. .......
 kere are golden opportunities Bring on your coin.
 Pine Bluff Trust Co. Corner Main and Ba-raaue strsets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
CHANGE OF BILL
 AT THE ELKS

There will be complete change of program in the vaudeville and nov ing picture show at the Elks, begin ming with the matinee performance today. Two thousand feet of new moving picture films will be added. with several new sketches. The Bur- banks, Hilderbrand and the Sytzs vii, appear in new acts. Jake H'lder- brand, who has been making good with his heavy lifting act. will appear in a vaudeville skit. He las been do- ing "heavies' for several years, from turning over brick buildings to turn ing out hot air. and his co-worEera behind the scenes are awaiting his dc
 bat into the "legit" line with interest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

An opportunity not to be over. looked. Lace curtain sale that will interest you. Twenty-Five per cent reduction. Tomlinson < Knox, POS West Second avenue. 3-ls St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

The largest stock of NAoleum II. the city at UNION FURNITURE
 COMPANY, 3-7 ''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18
THE CARMACK JURY
 UNABLE TO AGREE

Are Wrangling in the Jury Room and Judge Hart May Hold Them Week to Give Them Full 0pportun- ity to Reach Verdict-Adjourns Court and Goes to His Country Home Generally Believed That Case Will Result in Ms Trial--Reading Instruc- tions
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

Change program. Elks Theater today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-18

Change program. Elks Theater
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03

The balance wheel Of your watch
makes $4,000 revolutions in one
hour, 432,OOJ IN one day, 157,68O,-
600 revolutions year. Astounding
isn't it? YETI il properly cleaned
and oiled yearly, a watch will run.
and keep accurate time for genera
tions. / am prepared to do your
watch and clock repairing neatly
and accurately. Perhaps you are
looking for present for a relative
or friend. If SO you can not select
any thing that will please Ike nice
jewelry or piece of hand-pain'ed
china. Ny goods are the highest.
standard in quality and bound to,
please.
A. H. PRICE,
Jeweler and Opt,cian,
Holly, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03
Fertile Lands Of Colorado"

About this time every year there
comes from the Passenger Depart
ment of the Denver q Rio Grande
Railroad publication called The
Fertile Lands of Colorado"
As the title indicates, the next
is devoted to the products Of the
soil, and it is noticed that with
each edition the book grows larger.
which is indicative of the growth
of the agricultural resources of the
State. This years edition is
twelve pages larger than any pre-
vious one and is crammed solid
with meaty data regarding the
agricultural resources Of the state
in general, and of its many fertile
valleys in particular.
The text is by that we'll known
authority, Mr.. Clarence A. Lyman.
The illustrations are new and the
publication is very valuable con-
tribution to the literature on the
agricultural resources of Colorado.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03
New Huatiai License

10 case sOae Of the merry hunte
have sot read the proyisioss OF the nx
fame laws, State Game Conmissioner
}. Holland is making special efforts
make them acquainted with the statute
From Sept. 10 until April Is duck
feese, brant, swans, cranes and 9th.
water fowls may be bsSfed with impu,
ity, but after that hunters with q taste fc
fowl will have to be satis6ed with otbe
edibIes.
There are ONLY 20 days in which prairi
chickens may be hunted, asmely fror
Oct. to 20. Sage chickens, mountsi,
and willow Grouse may be killed on
month. from Sept. 10 to Oct. 10.
The dove season opened AuS. 20 an
closes ON Sept. S.
There are two seasons for kilIinf snipe
curlews, plover, other wadinf and shor
birds. The first 10 from Auk. 1 to Nov
50, and the other from March to Apri
Is.
One deer with horns, per man, NAV b.
killed from Oct. to OF. 10,
There is no open season on elk, noun
tain sheep, antelope, pheasant, wild tur
key or quail.
All hunters most carry n Iicense an,
non-residents nimrods are taxed $40.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03

Mrs. 8. w. Howell Of I LAX Grove.
Mo. mother in.law Of Mr.. Ed
Jones, accompanied by the latter's
little son, left for her home la t
Thursday, after miking an ex-
tended visit here. Mrs, Howell is
impressed with the RAPID growth
of Holly since her last visit.
Mr.. Elmer Smith and family of
Cleyela d, O., are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Robinson,
but will shortly go to housekeep
ing in a home Of their own.
The very frst question stran-
ger asks on entering a City, is:
"Gan you tell me good place in
which l can stopY' To the readers
of this paper, visiting Denver, we
can conscientiously suggest the AL
bany because, it is right in the
center Of the business district, all
our lines are in close proximity to
it, and the greatest reason of all is
that your get more for your money
at TIE ALBANY than at any other
hotel.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03
Chieftain Branch Office

At the solicitation Of a number Of
friends. we have established Branch
OGce next to the Postofice. where
orders for both advertisements and
job printing will be received. Also
items Of general interest can be left
there. with the assurance that they will
always find space in our columns.
As the new postofhceis is largely the
result Of this papers earnest efforts,
It is with feeling of pride that onr
branch ofscs Is established in the
closest proximity to it.s
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03
WLOaADO'S BIG FAIR

Will be held as usual at Pueblo
Sept. 20. 81. %, %. "A. %. 1t will
be bigger aud better this year than
ever. Last year it was the best
ever seen in the west. In addition
to the big fair, President Taft will
be on the fair grounds Wednesday
afternoon, Sept. %. to meet the
people Of the state He enjoys a
good feir better than anything,
and he will be more than delighted
when he sees $1,000 to 100000
of the best people on earth-us
Coloradoans
In addition TO the big fair, the
Sun Worshiprers, local society,
will give grand night exhibition
down town. The electrical effects
will b.. most beautiful, equaling
the Yelled Prophets of ST. Louis.
The Elks, Woodman. Red Men
and many other lodges will take
part in making he night parade
one OF the grandest pageants ever
seen west OF st. Louis. and no one
in the state can afford to miss it.
Half fare on all r iiroads. Many
excursions will be run also ON Pres
ide t Taft day.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03
NOTICE FoR pUsAlcATIoN.

0epaFtEasnt Of The Inieror.
U. s. Land OGes at Lamar, Colo
sAus. Il. 1903
Notice Ia hereby given that Jesse Goss Of HoIy. Colo
who Cd Aug a. 1907 made homestead entry No. 03A28..
II. No. 8463 the southwest quarter Of section H.
town.hp24 south. 42 Of the sixth princip.
meridian has sed notice Of intention make ena cosu.
taon proof establish claim the land abovs dssesilsd
before I. N Zaln6sr. United States Csmsisssner. 1t
Holly. Colo. Jon tho 2Ssh day oi Seat, 1909.
Bledsoe, W, W, Esk, W. A. Meere. all Of Holly. Cslo
John A. Williams Register
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03
NOTICE FOR pusL,cAT,on.

Dsp.rtmsnt Of hs Interior
United States Ls.d ORce. Lamar. Csio
Aug. 80 1909
Notice i. hereby given .h.. Cary Bledsee. Of Holly.
Coly.. who on Dec. 49, 1905. made homestead entry
No. ul6NH. e No. 59<7tor the oorshwest ausrssy Of
r. NJ has 6sd notice Of Intention make sn.i commua.
ton proof to satabIsh claim ,c.hs land shove described
before L. N. Zainser. uasd States Commis soaer. .,
Holly. Colo. on ,hs zsed day Of Oct. lso9
W. A. Moors. Wn. kleish. Morris Coss. John r.
Body. eli Of Holly Coorsdo.
jobs Williams. Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03
TIE -tifes After Four Years

Carlisle Cen.sr. N. Y. G. B, Burhans. ,yrites
'Abouf four years ago wrote you that had
been entirely cured Of kidyey trouble by taking
two bottles Of Foey's Kidney Remedy. and
after four years am asain pleased to state that
] haSe never had any return Of those symptoms.
and am evidently cured 70 stay cured" Foley's
Kidney Remedy will DO ths same for you. Holly
Pharmacy F. D. Baird 4 Co. Prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03

Don't waste your money buying plasters
when you can ket bottle Of Chamber.
lsin's Liniment for twenty-five cents. A
piece Of flannel dampened with this Iini-
ment is superior to any plaster for lame
back, pains in the side and chest, and
much cheaper. Sold by The Holly Phar.
macy, F. d. Baird & Co., prop'rs.
We have township plats, chat
tel mortgages, deeds. and other
forms for sale at our Office. The
Chieftain Printery.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03
Outwitted Tie Deunner

The dapper little travelling .aa tla.ced
II the @ess card and tsea looked up at
the pretty waitress, "Nice day little
ose. be be9aa.
Yes, il is." she answered, ''aad 80
was Yesterday; ssd ny ssae is Ella s.d
l know I'm little pesch asd have pretty
blue eyes; ssd I've beea here quite .
while and like the place and ! don't
think In too nice Girl to be working in
. hotel-if did I'd quite my job ssd NY
WAGES sre sstisfact6ry, and doa't kaOw
II there is q show or dance in town to.
night, aad IL there is shall not 10 with
you; I'm from the country and I'm . re.
spectsble liri; and my brother is . cook
in this hotel sad he weighs 200 pounds
asd last week he wiped out the dining
room aOor with fresh 6fty-dollar
month travelling man who tried to make
date with me. Now, what'il you have Pr
The dapper little travelling man said hs
was not very hungry and q cup Of coffee
and some hot cakes would do.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03

Il you are all run down Foley's Kidney Pills
will help you. as they strengthen the kidneys SO
they will eliminate the impurities from the
blood that dcpress the nerves and cause exhaus.
tion. backschc. rheumatism and urinary rrequ-
lsrities. which sap the vitality. Do not delay.
Take Foleys Kidney Pills at once Holly Phsr.
macv. F. d. Baird & Co.. Props
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03
To Trade.

A coupe, a.dver plated harness,
also a single topped buggy. built to or.
der from the lumber Of old coaches,
and a single harness for improved
land or lots that are desirable. out oil
Denver. For description address Dr..
Elsner. Box 454, Denver. Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03
CONTEST NOTICE
Department Of he Interior.
t1..G.l Qsss-. 1.-l ne

0Iato0 OncSs
Lamar. Csle.. Jsas IL 1909
A su6een. contest affidavit hsv.s tesr Sled ia iii. Of.
Entry made the oh day of Dso 1873. for The South.
east quarter Section fo~sshp Is. Rssss Il. 9Th prn-
api h. ."d r. ssS.s. l.. ss ,,.. aaon
said land b. Sled upon nor has he msds the
ssry IT, said parties hereby notified
10 respond and offer evidence touching said asts
ton :. 10 clock :. M Oct ii 1903. before ,Ss Register
R.ceiver al he United S,aes Land Oaice in Lamar Colo
rndo.
,ono 80 s., ..S;.h A.. H., IL. A.. IGS..s. w.
personal Of this notice be made il is hereby
ordernd directed that such notice be given BY due and
c. Frost Lisset,. Rsosivsr.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03
Blood Poison

Is prevented by applying Dr.. Bell, AaatPais
to cuts. scratches and bruises. Il destroys all
septic mstter. enables the wound to heal without
soreness Be sure to get Dr., Bells. Farmers
Pharmacy
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03
Best in the World

J. ". Hyatt merchant Of Warren. NJ C. writes
Please send enelosed order by mail. Suther
iond's Eoek Eye Soipe is the best in III,
world. 25c. Farmers Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03

Have you seen those handsome.
wedding invitations The Chieftain
s turning out? Prices always
reasonable.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-03

Call and see the Colorado Colum..
bine plates st.A. H, Prices iewrlry
store. Holly
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-02
Death Of Hrs. Frances ISbell.

FollowIngani illness due paraly-
sis and the intirmiIies of advanced
age, Mrs. Frances Isbell, widow
of the late Thomas Montague Is
bell and 4 member of the old and
distinguished Allen family Of Nir-
ginia, died last Friday night ut
"Nortley," her home hear Gay
lord, iu Clarke county. Mrs. Is
bell was in the S6jh year of her
age. She was paralyzed some
months ago, and has since been in
defining health.
She was the sister of the late
Edgar Allen, Of Clifton" near
BcrryviIle, and was lhc last mem
her of her immediate family. her
brothers and sisters all having
died ofrecentXcars. iIerhuShand,
Il former well known resident of
this county, died some years ago.
and Is buried in the churchyard
adjoining Grace Episcopal Church
in Berryvilc.
Surviving Mrs. Isabel are two
daughters, Mrs. Armistead Lip
pitt and Miss Mary Isbcll, and one
son, Mr.. Allen lsbell, all of Clarke
county. She was the daughter of
the late David Hugh Allen, a we'll
known Virginia gentleman of the
old school,
Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon at I.3O O'Clock at
Grace Episcopal Church, Rev.
Edward Wall, officiating. The
burial was IN the churchyard, by
the side of her late husband.