davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
po,no|<e Social News.

rcnscia, to The Times Dispatch,l
ROANOKE, Va, May 21 ..;.1,f,e, c ON
exercises at n,.tI tha pre-
lege began last night he w eraduates Of
s st, sc etu Of Expression, Misses kath.
lhe aeii najl ana Inez Bouldin. OF the
ssia,, ..Inronlar." The young women ne
we're vieS ably supported by me ciass ihs
play was given on ths oa'"p''
o'clock. - tho college COM
me p nnt is as follows: Racca-
laureate sermon at 81 !q sng1ish ola S.
sunday, May %, 8 T, NJ; En ~ r ei a.
day exercises, MONDAY lG'asd N,Ss Ms 81,
a ) N closing exercises, confe l
r a m, dinlomas and degrees, We'd
nnsday' MAY 25, s p NJ;
Mrs Charles ". Sanders ensev,ai New
at bridge Wedn S, s;tre mt'n 5. w, in
nome home or or Mrs Albert Earle snyder. OF
M Monor yo,,l, and Mrs Mercer Hartman
The ! Roanoke High school commences Mlmra1sy
mont exercises loon PIN ~ Music The
nlgh. " ,he evening was Presidens.
anrse n Denny, OF washington ana
Lee University ~ ronfederacy
The Daughters OF inc Avn VAIN ..
held an important t saw o,nh.roon,'
n Inw,ta IONS from the salem CHAPTER 70
a ahtsna he unvelling of the monumene
a Nv vnr "a, erate soldiers OF ROANOKE
COUNTY, June 9, at = NJ Ms- G Meve rer
ceived and acceptea, a. nrator. The
sa ma1,s' chapter viii attend the ex ~
cises "a he held by the hoanohe
I,au at S p. NJ, when crosse,
Of Of honor will be presented General
Julian S. Carr Will speah; 10 ,uno,-
buTs sss is sAv visiting relatives III this city
Al irteresting society event this
week. in Roanoke will be "Tete N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Big Stone Gap Social News.
Especial to The Times;;DLispatssIh.l r

Especial to The Ttnes.Dispatoh'l
Big stone. Gap, Va. May 2l.-Df:
John Lloyd. wife and little son, OF
Iynchburg. spent several days IN town
he past week. visiting Dr. Lioyds
Yareilts. They were on their way nome
after an absence of several months IN
California, for the benefit oil MIS-.
w ". II. Horton and W. j. Rogers left
Monday afternoon for Newport News
10 attend tho annual meeting OF the
Order OF Red Men.
Rev. j. w. RAIDER left Monday morn
ing for Asheville. n. c.. to attend tne
General Conference of the Southern
" s. paine. former resident OF the
Cap, was here for few days last
+ a. L. Minor Of Northumb rlan q
Pa, is visiting at the residence OF =
Mrs. Eliza cookenhour, Of Gate City,
&c visiting her sister. Mrs. /. i. rem
nleton, at Appalachia.
Mrs. b. S. Grim and Miss Mary Lett.
wich, who have been teaenins : az a.
! MARION, visited friends at Appaiachia
Z on their way home. near Lynchnurs
John w. Hale, prominent a'toInes
Of Whi.esbu KY, visited his sister
Mrs. Everedge. at Appalachla, Tor
few days last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
v. M. 1. Social News.
,r,,.,,o rhn rrimes.Dispatch.

Especial TO the Iines- pispaatch'i
talon OF cadets reached home at noon
on Sunday. after the scventy-fVe-
mile march The greatest discomfort
OF the trip was found in the eNtreHei!
cold nights. but these Were made bear
able by the new and Interesting
periences OF each day
The beautiful reception given by
Miss Duyal 10 the cadet frienos OF lne
students OF Stuart Hall, was mus,
thoroughly enjoyed, ana appl a..s
hy ali who were fortunate TO be pres
George e. w. Nichols Is expected
to return home on THURSDAY evening
General scott Ship left TUESDAY Ia o. On
a trip 10 Europe eXpectIns sa ~ from
Phiisd elphia direct for Copenha gen. N
expecting to spend some time IN scan
dinavia He will Afterwards WISH Eng
GLAND and Germany.
covering most satisfactorily from the the
minor operation performed py Vt.
stephen Watts. at the University hos,
pitai. Charlottesville, and is expected
home in a short time. ,o,,,r,
Mrs. C. Christian; OF Lynchn aa :,
snent Wednesday with her son, Cadet
G Christian, of the fourth class; :.
Mrs. Walbach, OF Baltimore. Nd, IS
visiting her SON Cadet j.. Is. "eipac'i'
| ofthe Fourth class. .,s,,,r
his brothers. Cadets l. T. and l. :
Gerow, of the second and fourth Glasses
seS Mrs. Roy B. Smith. OF Roanoke, Will
snerd a few days this week with nel
son. Cadet Roy B. Smith, Jr.. OF Inc
'i' Mrs Toward Jones, Of Charleston
| { q daughter of the late Colonel
Thomas NJ. semmes, for many years
nrofessor of French at the y. NJ l.
IS visiting her mother and sister Is ef h,
Sir Moses Ezekiel, a graaua. t,,2 81 Il w !,
R X ane i.aiy VIII be present TIE !. un n,
WHEN n his love and patriotism. nav nay;
inspired him to present 10 'he ~
| yersity of Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Farnyille Social News.

ISneClal TO me ltiliCS-|9SPsA'SAi'I
Farmville. Va, May 21.-Rev. a..
F FapmPni' Baptist aG, church now Of Lake
City. Fla. was in town for a day or
two this week His only daughter Is
one Of the graduates, this session OF
the Normal School. and she VIII return
to Florida with her father
Mrs. John A. Scott. who has been
snendine some time with her son. n.
T Scott, in Richmond, has returned
home
tations to the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Kate Mae, to Hugh Carlton Cum
ninrham, to take place Wednesday at
ternoon. June /, at Buffalo Church.
The ri Phi Fraterni.y' ds 81 hln1P
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. &. burlington.
Mrs. w. d. Wright. OF Langley. 5.
G., is a guest in the home or MIS-
l. l. Keister' ), Of t min to ~ Tho Normal
School faculty, will lecture in the
courthouse on the evening of the
sSth. his subject being Mark Twain"
The Daughters. Of The confed ,s,l a y
in the home of Mrs Ellen Berkeley,
to make final arrangements for me
BANQUET to be given all the OLD sol
diers in this section on the Sd OF June
Miss Bette Venable, OF Hampden-
sidney. has returned from Baltimore,
,,.hars she went to the bedside OF
Major r, NJ. venable, who has been
Mrs. Burt S. Fem and son, OF st,
Joseph, Mo, are visiting MIS-. Fenn's
Mrs. j. Taylor Thompson has re-
turned from a visit to friends in Birm-
Mrs ". x. Land, of Blackstone, has
been the guest this week OF Mrs
Mis- Wilev, OF salem, Is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. dudley Boogher, on High
| Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Lexington Social News.
,sncc,al 10 The Times-Dispatch. ]

fSDncidl 10 ne lSi'l
Lexington. Va, May 21.-A pleasant
entertainment was held at the Bap-
list sunday school room, few even
inss ago, the occasion being a recep,
ton rendered the officers, teachers ana
dents of Washington and Lee. and
cadets of the Virginia Military Insti-
;ute. who are aflliated with that
church. Refreshments We're served ana
a pleasant social hour was spent stu
den, Nickels expressed the cordially
OF the hosts. and Professor ing re-
sponded in behalf of the women.
Rev. John j.. Lloyd. 2. D. arch
deacon Of the Diocese OF sou /, = 1i s.
Memorial Episcopal Church last sun
day morning, and addressed meetings
at Washington and Lee Monday after
noon, and at Virginia Military lnsti-
| tute Monday evening.
Rev. william S. Hammond will next
| Sunday preach the commencement SER
mon at the Seventh District Agricui :
| turai school at Middletown. His puii,,
be filled Sunday morning by Dr. James
| Lewis Howe, OF Washington and Lee,
| and at right by Rev. j. II. Light, D.
D.. Of front Royal, former pastor.
DR. Thomas x. urdahl, professor 81
| economies at washington and Lee Uni
versity will, at the cpd of the pres
ent session, sever his connection with
the university. to accept a professor
| ship in the University OF Wisconsin.
| Hon. H. st. George Tucker and Mrs,
| Tucker reached Lexington few DAYS
ago, and are now at their home here
| nSol Alto" They had as their guest
several days. Hon. Henry w. Palmer
representative in Congress from the
| Wilkesparre (Pa.) District.
Martin r. Turnbull. who was STU
dent in the Union Theological Semi
/ nary. Richmond. the past session, has
/ returned to Lexington to spend his va
J cation with his parents, Rev. and Mrs
L. B. Turnbull.
Of the Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany, with headquarters AT savannah
is in Lexington. visiting CAPTAIN j
Preston Moore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. !.
Fucker, near here. Saturday and sun.

guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. !.
Fucker, near here. Saturday and Sun.
day.
Miss zelma Carson, a student OF Jeter
institute. Bedford City. sp,ent Saturday
TO Monday with home folk.
Miss Maggie Scott, OF Lynchburg,
returned, home Monday after q brief
visit to Mrs. w II. Fisher. her sister
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Wall, Of Goode,
were guests Of Mrs. Walls mother, Mrs.
Wesley cardwell, near here, last sun
day.
Miss Jose Staples has been the guest
of Miss Beulah Patterson for a week
or two.
Mrs. w r. FISHER and daughter Miss
Baldwin, are visiting. friendsand rela-
W. g. Akers. Jr,. Of Lynchburs,
Norman Petticrew, OF Pamplin city,
was guest Of Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Petit
crew Monday and Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Pomp Hudson. OF Am n.
herat, are spending the present week
with Mr.. Hudson's brother, w. ~.
Hudson.
Under the care and instruction OF
Mrs. w. L. Abbott. Mrs. J. ~. carson.
and Helen Hilldrup. the children, con- con-
sisting of thirty or thirty-hye. are
being trained for chldren's day,
which will take place on Sunday night,
June 8. at s o'clock. -,
The commencement exercises OF the
stcnewail High School, which is sit
uated FIVE miles north of this piece.
will take place, beginning SUNDAY
night, May 20. and last through until
Wednesday night, June \. inclusive.
There are nine gold medals 70 pe
awarded during this commencement
Two Congressman have been. invited
ard are expected to speak, with othet
distinguished speakers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
South Boston Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch,
South Boston, Va, May 2l,-Ailss
Florence Easley entertained number
OF her friends at the home or her
parents, Colonel and Mrs. Henry Easiey,
on Jefferson Street, Monday evening.
Dancing was the chief feature OF tne
evenings pleasure. Delightful relresh-
ments We're served. "a,
Mrs. j. d. Tucker, of this place, LETT
"Wednesday FOR n trip to Atlantic CITY,
baltimore and Washington.
Misses Bessie and Alma ROBINSON,
Of South Richmond, arrived Wednesday
and viii spend some time visiting their
sister Mrs. c. r. Norris, at this place.
Mr and Mrs. Willie Willingham. or
Henderson. n. c., are visiting relatives.
Mr., and Mrs, David st. Clair, lately
OF New York, Will spend the summer
in South Boston,
n n Firesheets. a former resident
Of this place, visited relatives mere
during tho week. lie now resides at
Spartanburs, 5. q
Wallace Ingram and l4onnie Paylor,
az Danvllle, and Fred Nesbitt, Of Rich
lnond, spent last sunday With relatives
Miss Margarat wcbh, of Atlanta, Ga,
| is visiting Miss May Fowlkes ut this
Mrs, j, " Throm and Mrs, Mildred
willinghan,, of this place, are attend
ing the sunday School Convention IN
| Washington, as delegates from the
! Baptist Church.
An approaching wedding OF interes,
Ito Halifax. is that of Miss LILY lNeMt
Y Mcdowell, daughter OF Mr. and Mtg
j. Y. Mcdowell, Of Nsrnon Hill. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

William Claude Coates, of this place
The marriage VIII take place on the
afternoon of Tuesday, June Z, at Coun-
~ Line Church, the Rev. r. w Grant
oficiating Miss AIaude Mebane Will
render the wedding march, and MISS
Katherine Mcdowell. the bride-elects
sister, will be maid OF honor me
best man will be Willie Coates. Ten
.hridesmaids.will be in attendance. At
ter a Northern bridal tour, the couple
will reside in South Boston.
Luther &. Cabaniss, of Roanoke.
visited the home Of A. W. Dunn last
Sunday, at this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

Flowcrland," which will be presented
at the Academy Tuesday night. y NUM-
her of box parties have been arranged,
and the affair promises to be bril-
liant.
Miss Shirley Hart, OF New Orleans,
is the guest OF Miss Lucille Dickin-
son.
Miss Matte P. Harris has returned
from Richmond, where she spent sew
eral days with her niece, Miss Dorothy
Buckner. who was Ill at virginia HOS
pital. Miss BucknerN and her mother.
Mrs II. A. guckner. are expected home
shortly, the former having recovered
from her recent illness.
A delightful dance was given FRI
day evening at the Ponce de Leon
Hotel by Miss Pauline Rutrough and
Henry Putrough.
Miss Hattie Stultz, OF Martinsville.
is the guest of Mrs. Armistead \. Pit
ger, on Seventh Avenue. 5. W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
PALMYRA Social News.

rs,ecial 10 The Times-DlspatcH.I
psin,vra. Va, May 2l.-Miss sally
ne me rouse party OF young people. MISS
roi,taine, Miss witten and Nj: ,, ION.
tame. OF Martinsville. and the Misses
Williams, of Arvonia. .ho,r
Messrs' Williams came ever IN tn 81 !
tonring car, which took a cup IN tme
late Times Dispatch endurance ru ~
and and the party has been motoring !, 20 70
the university, Monticello ana o'ne'
A., eniovable dance was'given at INC
1,sImvrn Hotel on Friday evening.
fai MY Raehee and Miss Petit en-
+or ~, n On Saturday evening; In honoe
Of Miss Shepherds guests, after
Miss Lucy t np at GOTHAM. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Gordonsville Social News.

J5IsdPs ss.sI is rs Va May D aiDmra
H. Collins, Of Richmond ~ on a visit
to her cousin. MISS Pauline Jordan
James Hawkins left on "Wednesday
to spend few days with his sister,
Mrs. a. II. smith, in Richmond. after
which he he Mi a lsaye f9r H positi5n g
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed McLane spent
g few days this week in Richmond.
Miss Pauline Jordan was guest OF
relatives and friends in Richmond sew
eral days since.
Mrs. A. Il. sniith has returned to her
q week to Miss Minnie Day.
Rev. Charles Mason and. family, OF
Delaware, o., spent several days this
week at the home of his uncle, II. w.
Mason. near town.
w. j.. Davenport returned to Glad
stone on Friday after weeks WISH
A. II. Beokham, OF Greensboro. n.
C., was a recent guest of relatives in
George F; Bru.fey; Of Gharlettesy lille.
Mannoni. of Norfolk: J. g. Mannoni,
Of Christiansburg. and Miss Louise
Bruffey. or Charlottesville. were mere
on Wednesday,.
Mrs. w. l., Beckham and sis.s e.. ai .,
Essie Bryant, are visiting relatives at
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Osborne have
returned from Richmond, where they
attended the horse SHOW, IN when IA IA
osborne had several horses ontered.
w. NJ. Downin OF Washington, visit
ed his mother. Mrs. v. Downin, mere
this week.
ROY. and Mrs. Hugh II. HUDSON nave
been spending the week in Washing,
J. II. Hall has returned from visit
to his daughter. Mrs. G. 3. Lcckey, In
Mrs. r. S. Wilkinson and children are
on "a a y visit to relatives in Nelson coun-
Mrs. Wayne Bruce, Q, Hinton. " y
Va, is CUES, OF Mrs M "A. br uce' ~
South GordonSville
charlottesville, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Roy Knighton, in the city.
The Merry social eipb Mga ane Hail
on Monday night. Among those pres
ent were Misses Lola and Alese Dowell,
Hattie and Ethel Slaughter. Della ana
Jennie sheldon, Maggie Timberlake
Magic TYLER. Ada ana f1oa AShhc pa ed ne
Jordan, Gladys Leake. Vera slaughter
Lucy Bailey, Cora Uranium, Mary
Galley. Annie Rheinlander. Emily utE
Lola Willianis Mesdames W. =
l.. Freddy. Roy Knighton. s. G. Neon
I;tz. Herman slaughter; Messrs. AlSer'
Altman. Pete sindlinger. W. X. Preddy
II V Slaughter, C. II. Keener, Franz
R r. NJ d. {. Is. Niche. Vivian slangh
ter ". l.. Leake. Charlie sheldon
Morris Hartsook, Lynn ,Trainnmt MaNi'
Baughan, Bascon Morris, Rus.ei. va J,
ming and Edgar Harper. Otis ANDERSON
= /. and L. It. Preddy. Music wa
fnrnished by L. NJ. Dowell. Tom Drum
wright. c. II. Keener, Z. Winger. J
w. AGREE, Make Banshan, Roy N s;a. IN y
ton. and Miss Susie UtS ana Mars1
Williams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Concord Social News.

Ispecial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Concord. Va May 2l.-Aiss Mary
Etratton. who lives near StoncWall, re-
turnad from a visit to friends and re!a-
lives in Lynchburg sunday morning.
". ". Carson, of Pamplin City, spent
saturday and Sunday last, with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs j; NJ. carson arson
/, weak or two with relatives in Am
i1erst county. returned home TUESDAY.
John Rucker, OF Lynchburg' was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Chatham Social News.

ISpecial to The Times -Dispatch.l
chatham, VA, MAY 2l.--fhe catchy
little comedy entitled Sob" was
presented at the opera house Tuesday
night by local talent to very large
audience, ,
Wilson. at the Chatham Episcopal In
stltute Thursday night, assisted by
Miss Louise Peple, marked the begin
ring OF the commencement exercises
which will close the last day OF MAY
Rev. T, r.. Sanford and Rev r. Il. l..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

Aylor and Mrs. Aylor returned this
week from attending the Southern
Baptist Convention in Baltimore.
Miss Kate White left this week 70
ter Mrs w. A. Fitzpatrick. at Bed
Mrs. ". w. Green, of Bowling Green,
is visiting her parents, MI. and Mrs,
IF. Dillard in South chatham.
Dr.. II. w. Martin, Jr, of Lynchburg
is visiting relatives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Louisa Social News.
tspecial to 'rhe s-Dispatch.l

Especial to The mes.Dispateh'l
n,is, Va. May 2l,-rhe young peo-
n,e nf Louisa will give german IN
he Tie Town Hall here Monday night.
IN Miss Janet Smith left Friday ia visit
her ' aunt, Mrs, Marshall, at Red House.
Waite. Gooeh and Miss Bla ~ =
p n at his residence here on
Tuesday. -
cha rrllottesville, are visiting their aunt.
Mrs, c. @, lritahugh, here.
A. B, Woodward iett Mednesday 10 70
attend meeting OF the Sundertakers
Association in Richmond,
Mrs. James Arthur and daughteI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Blacksburg Social News.

Ispecial to The Times-Dispatch.l
acksburg, Va. May. 21,-The wo-
men of the Methodist Church gave
reception in, the lecture-rooms Inurs-
ing the cadets OF the v. p. I. who at
tend the Sunday school of that de-
nomination.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

palsy. Of Welsh. w. Va. are guests OF
Mrs Ada Flanagan, here.
Richard Gwa .hmey is spending few
DAYS with his parents in Richmond.
Stuart Fitzhugh and bride are visit
ing relatives In Hanover county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

o'clock Tuesday morning by Rev. John
Harmon, D. D. OF the Methodist
Church. Immediately after the cere-
monv they left for a bridal tour to
Niagara Falls, New York and Wash
ineton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

Especial to The Ti1nes-Dispatch.1
South Boston, Va, May 21.--Miss
Blanche Grafton, of this place, and
Chester S. Anderson. of Danville, were
quietly married at the home of w. Z,
Pettus, on upper Main street, at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-26
Judge GiIl's Daughter Weds.
Special To Daily Leader.

vinita Okla., Jan. 26 "A message
from the contracting parties to Judge
joseph A. Gil advised rim that on
Sunday. Januay 23. 1910. his daugh,
ter, Miss Edna H.. WAS married TO Roy
NJ. MoClintock at Joplin Mo. at the
home of Mrs. Joseph pile. where she
was visiting. W.
The groom formerlyareslded at VI
nta, where he was we'll known In
journalistic work. having been con
nected with the Weekly Leader and
The Daily Chleftaln He is now
business manager OF the Daily News
at Grand Junction. Colo.
TIE bride Is a most estimable aud
accomplished young lady, Tho eldest
daughter OF Judge Joseph A. GIL, OF
/ this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-26
GUN EXPERTS HIGH RECORD

w. II. Herr OF This city, tfayeilng
reprs sentative OF the T.. NJ G. and
the Remington Arms company. made
the remarkable average OF 1927 per
cent ont Of 5000 targets shot at dur
ing the entire year Of 1909
The Guthrie Gun club has received
new and complete trap 10 throwing
targets and as soon as the new
shooting grounds are fitted I'D In The
OliTer addition The club will begin
practice for the state shoot 10 be
held in Pasnee early in April Many
business and professional men have
recently Joined The club aud weekly
shoots will be held during the spring
and anmmer months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-26
COTTON SEED RATE
SUBJECT Of HEARING

The corporation commission today
conducted hearing ON the cotton
seed rate oder made year ago. a
number of cotton dealers OF The state
appeared and testified That the pres
eni rates were just and fair and thsi
the railroads voluntarily hauled col.
Ton seed In other states for less than
IS prescribed under the present okla
hpma rate oidcs.
The railroads put IN only general
objection to The order Edmond G.,
Frost of Platter. Okla. filed com
plant with the corporation comnIs
sion charging the Frisco with violat
ing order No. by failure and refusal
10 bulletin trains.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-26
Observation-Disclosures

TffVIITI Ut
sIduoit --ur1T-1norl nj"
Aiuhhe c5htihsaof h9fi 1fies bcsSIne
yasteatldy aatlegabbnbhl FlIis suificicncy
Of the initiative petitions fc- woman
suffrage amendment to the constitu-
lion. Secretary Of State Bill Cross de-
cided In favor OF the suffragists on
all points.
Secretary Cross oYerruled Roddie's i
motion tor continuance. went ON
with the hearing. and at It's close an
nounced his decision IN favor OF the
snfficiency Of the petitions. which enn
tained ;S.45s signatures Roddie
gave notice Of appeal TO The supreme
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-26
ronors Kansas Requisition

Governor HASKELL this afternoon
htnored Kansas requlsition for the
return to Cowley county, Kansas of
Harry Delman, alias Tom Jamlson,
wanted on charges OF robbing and in.
jpring Merl Thomas and killing FRANK
Allen. Delman Is under arrest at
Tulsa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-26
FRESH TOPICS
OF THETOWN
Opens Office in Guthrie.

Mrs. George e. Marshall of Okla
homa City has opened a oranch office
of the Southwestern Casualty Co. In
GutArie. Mrs. Marshall has repu-
tation as writer and has had much
experience in club work She is an
active business worker and is sure
TO make good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-26
Rewsrd For Incendiaries

Governor Haskell this afternoon is
seed a proclamation offering 5000 re-
ward for the arrest of parties impli-
Gated in the burning of the First
Methodist church at Maud on Decem-
ber' IL last. The fire was OF incen-
diary origin and 1t is charged by the
church people who had been making
war on the bootleggers of the town
lhst the latter caused the church to
be set afire