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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
Fulton News
News items may be ieft mt Nell
sens Furniture Store, or phoned
to Madison 4T40.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie CARRIER are
spending the week at Ocean View.
Mrs. Burr and daughter, of New.
ark ~ j.. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Black, on Denny street
Mr.. II. p. CARRIER has returned from
weeks fishing trip at the beach.
Miss Leila Sweeney Is visiting in
Surry county.
Mr.. Felix Smith Is spending the
week at Ocean View.
The Rev. j. f. Oyler. wife and SON.
WiIliah, spent Sunday and Monday
with friends Mr.. Oyler preached In
the Fulton Hill chapel in the morn
ing and at Denny Street church at
night.
MIR. Clyde Curry of North Carolina,
is the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Curry
on Williamsburg avenue.
Mrs. II. r. CARRIER and little son,
and Miss Edith Nielsen left to-day for
Orange, to attend the horse show.
They will be the guests OF their sis
ter, Mrs. X. 2. GIN.
Misses Ida Dinwiddie. Lizzie Gar
Der, Alice anad sydney Branch left
Tuesday for Lynchburg.
Willie Baker. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
t George Baker. OF State street, Is quite
I sick.
! Miss Bertha Atkison. Of Graham
street. is sick in her home.
W Ruby Curry. aged four months,
| yohngest child of James f. and Mabel
| Curry, died in the home of Its grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Colgin. 1919
/ Second street, Sunday night. The fu-
neral took place from the above resi-
dence Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
! Rev. V. w. Bargamin conducted the
/ service Burial in lakewood cemetery.
/ Miss Mary CARRIER will leave We'd
nesday for visit to friends In Hamp-
1 ton. Phoebus and Berkeley.
| The builders league of Denny Stree
! church will meet Wednesday after
noon at o'clock at the residence OF
/ Mrs. Wesley Taylor. on Nicholson
! street.
An entertainment Will be given by
/ the ladies aid society of the Fulton
Baptist church tonight "wednesday
I In the Sunday school room. A silver
Offering will be taken at the door
/ Refreshments Will be served on the
/ lawn.
Mr.. James f. Avery, ST.. left this
week for months stay with his
daughter in Cornelius, n. c.
Capitol City Lodge, /. o. Q. f., viii
meet tonight In Nelson's Hall.
Mr. Richard Dougherty of Ports
mouth, is visiting relatives and friends
here,
A soap bubble tournament ana ice
cream social will be given by the par.
sonage society OF the Denny STREE
church on the church lawn LeAl
Thursday night.
The p. O. s. OF A will hold theil
meeting In Nelson's Hall on We Inc i.
day night, and the Daughters of The
p. O. s. of A. on Thursday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
SERGEANT MADE TO
SWEAR TO HIS COAT

Sergeant Phil Neisz and Justice
Crutohneld got into big argument
in police court Monday morning, and
not until the genial policeman had
been put under oath did he yield a
point.
Mr.. Neisz was made sergeant last
week. and when he appeared in court
against c. G.. Clayburn, a negro, who
said he was thick of hearing" JUS
tioe Crutchfield noticed the change in
the uniform.
Where did YOU get that coat?" in
quired the One John.
Had II six months replied the
sergeant.
Hey? Had 1t six months with ser
geant written ON IL? You've Just been
elected" yelled out the court.
II anticipated my election and had
the coat made, -" Ineekiy answered Mr..
Neisz.
And Justice Crutchheld administer
ed the oath. The question was then
propounded. and the new sergeant
said he had borrowed It.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02

Pa. who, with his wife, has been Wis.,
iting relatives and friends In Barton
Heights for several days, preached In
the Baptist church Sunday morning.
Mrs p. H. Coghill left Friday for
Mcdonald, w. Va. where she will be
the guest of her son, Mr.. Luther Cog
hill, for several weeks.
In the Saturdays game of ball the
Barton Heights team lost to the Bat.
tie Axe In score OF to 8.
Misses Lille, Mary and Alma Nor
gan. of Kentucky. who have been
guests of Mrs. w. A. Austin. are now
in Washington.
Philip Croxton has returned to New
York after visiting his mother, Mrs
n. 3. Croxton.
Miss Maud Kuyk has returned from
Charlottesville. where she attended
the summer normal.
Miss Kate Glenn has returned from
visiting Miss Eliza Temple in Albe-
marie.
Miss Rebecca Davis In visiting Miss
Abbott in CuipAper.
Master Dirk Kuyk Is visiting his
grandmother. Mrs. c. F. GOODWIN.
in Blackstone.
Miss Pearl Tiller is visiting relatives
near Ashland
Miss Lalla Hamlet has returned to
her home In Blackstone after visit.
ing Miss Ada Kuyk.
Mrs. Harry Hughes Is visiting her
sister at Old Church. Va.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give lawn party on the pub
lie school grounds Thursday evening
for the benefft Of the church.
Mrs. G. G.. Smith and daughter. lit
tie Miss Alma, who have been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Olivia Hazel
grove. for several weeks. will leave
this week for their home in Danviiie.
Miss Lottie lie Grand has returned
home from a visit TO North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Madison. OF Han
ever county, were the guests Sunday
Of Mr. and Mrs. Barnie Briei,
Miss Helen Jones, who was the
guest OF Mrs. J. E.. Rose. left Monday
for her home in Baltimore.
Miss Edith lie Grand has gone on
a visit to Buckingham county.
The Barton Heights baseball team
will play the Collegians Wednesday
afternoon on the Broad street dia-
mond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
TAYLOR SUCCEEDS
CAPTAIN RAMkEY
Board Of Fire Commissioners Al
so Make Several Other
Promotions.

Fire Lieutenant A. r. Taylor, of
Engine Company Ne. was elected
captain, to III the vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Captain f. F. G.
Rankin, OF the same company, at
meeting of the board of fire COM
missioners Monday night. The resig~
nation of Captain Ramkey, which was
rendered several weeks ago and which
caused various rumors TO arise con-
corning unpleasantuess among the
men OF the company. was accepted
without question. 1t IL now reported
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
CROWDED OFFICES.
PARTLY RELIEVED
r. F, and P. Moves Car Account
ing Department Into Mutual
-
Building.

To relieve crowded conditions in
the offices of the Richmond, Fred
erioksburg and Potomac In Byrd
street station, the car accountantt
Offices of that road are being moved
Tuesday to quarters on the eighth
floor of the Mutual skyscraper build
ing. The vacated quarters will be
occupied by Mr.. w. d. Duke, assistant
to the president. and his clerical force.
Superintendent w. T. Tyrer, of the
car accountants department, has a
clerical force of ten men. His new
quarters are more commodious and
ing
This move on the part OF the Rich
fnond. fredericksburg and Potomac
Ia believed to be the initial step to-
ward the removal OF the entire Office
force to other quarters at an early
date.
1t is an undisguised fact that the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac has ben DESTROYS for some time
TO get out of Its present quarters and
1t was not many weeks ago that eff
forts were made TO procure quarters
in the Mayo building at Seventh and
Main strets. For some reason or
other these negotiations failed to ma
terialixe. 1t 10 reported, however.
that the negotiations may be resumed
following the return Of President
White from Europe within the next
week or two.
In event the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac succeeds In estab-
fishing ITS entire Office force in other
permanent quarters. the Offices in
Byrd street station will be occupied
solely by the Atlantic Coast Line.
which now shares the upper sections
OF the station with the office of the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
GOVERNOR NOT WORRIED
OVER FARMER SUIT
Chief Executive Receives Offers
from Distinguished Lawyers
to Represent Him

Governor Mann's interests In the
suit TO be fled against him this week
by j. H. Farmer. of BurkeVille, Tor
the alleged abandonment OF the lat
ters case. will not suffer for want OF
able counsel. Speaker Byrd and for
mer Speaker Cardwell having called
on the chief executive Monday ana
volunteered their services. Speaker
Byrd offered to defend the suit, ana
Mr.. Cardweli said he and his ASSOC
ciates. Messrs Scott and Buchanan,
would willingly represent the COVER
nor without cost. The governor ex-
pressed his thanks to both lawyers
hut whether or not he gave the case
10 either of them or both he did not
say
Both Speaker Byrd and Mr. Card
we'll said the suit which Attorney
william l.. Royal Will file in the
law and equity court of Richmond the
latter part of this week Is extra
ordinary and without precedent. The
case was made an Issue in the cam
paign. Mr.. Farmer declares he con-
suited Judge Mann. then practlcing
attorney, about contract and got
him TO construe the document which
was signed by Farmer and the Akers
Lumber Company. He insists that
when he left Judge Mann that day
he informed him (Mann) that he
would expect him TO represent him
IL the Akers Company sued. Mr..
Farmer declares Judge Mann promis-
ed TO represent him. When suit was
filed, however, Juge Mann was en-
gagged by the Akers firm and forget
ting Farmers visit to him weeks be-
fore, drew up an injunction restrain
ing Farmer from taking the course
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02

that Captain Ramkey, who had
long and good record In the depart
ment, resigned merely because he
had grown tired of the service 1t is
reported that he intends engaging in
private business,
Several other promotions were or
dered by the board, among them being
the naming OF II e. owen, who has
been assistant chief of the Washington
Ward department as cal captain OF
Fire Company No. j 3. w. f. Smith,
fireman in grade b. was appointed
lieutenant In the same company.
G. F. Monutiero. former substitute,
was made fireman in grade b and
was detailed to Truck Company No.
l. j. w. Woolard. grade Is tire-
man in this same company was trans
ferred TO Engine Company No, ). and
was made a lieutenant. II. G. Simms
was appointed substitute on probation
In Engine Company No. IL, The
resignation of w. A. Green, fireman In
grade G, Truck Company No. /, was
accepted and Substitute ], r. Bailey
was appointed to succeed him.
|. Following these elections sub
committee comprising Mesars. Gary,
Lecky and Cheatwood. appointed 10
select d site suitable for the erection
of an engine house In Washington
Ward, reported that lot at the south
west corner of Tenth and Bainbridge
| streets had been decided upon. The
| selection was confirmed by the board
and It was ordered that the property
be purchased. The price has not yet
been decided.
The board adjourned after deciding
to send Chief Joynes to the conven-
ton OF the International Association
TSS- nh iph 70 In
Syracuse, n, Y. during the latter par
of August.
&. A. Smith, a fireman of Grade b
was promoted to Grade "A and as.
signed to special duty in the office Of
the chief Mr.. Smith lis the only fire
man in the department with this
! rank.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
WILL Of MR.. BROOKS
PROBiTED IN COURT

The will OF the late Police Sergeant
X. j. Brooks vas probated in Chan
Gerry Court Monday. Joseph A. Pur-
die has qualified as administrator for
the estate. which IL about $4,000.
In the will requests of various sums
are made to the following
Mrs Jennie Otey Clemens, $1,000;
Annie Louise Otey. $500; Jones A.
Otey, $500; John b. Otey, $500, Jos
eph a. Purdie, $50; Elizabeth Eubank
Trainham, $500: Mary Ellen Brooks
$500; Martha Jane Eubank, $500;
wyatt Brooks. 500.
Various articles of furniture are
also distributed among these benefi-
Charles, a majority of whom are rela-
tives.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
TWO CHARTERS GRANTED
nv CORPoR ALTON COMMISSION

The following charters have been Is
sued by the Corporation Commission.
Virginia Taxi Service Company. In
corporated, Richmond. Va. Ineorpora-
tors--J. A. White. president; j. w.
Traver vice presidents Waller Holla-
day. secretary and treasurer. oil Rich
mond. Capital stoek--ma ximum. $780,
600: minimum. $1,000. objects and
purposes: Taxicab transfer business.
The Farmers Savings Bank Incorpor-
ated. Moneta. Va. Incorporators: r. r.
Yeaman, president Altavista. Va; w.
Frank Bowman. vice. president. Alta
vista. Va, w. II, Meadow, secretary and
cashier. Moneta Va. Capital stock,
maximum, $4,000. minimum. $l0.0oo
objects and purposes. Banking BUSH
ness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
JULY SHOWS UP WELL IN
NEW STRUCTURAL WORK
Nearly Half Million Dollars Are
Represented in Permits
ISSUED.

New work to the value of $4l2,l4Z
was authorized during the month OF
July by Building Inspector Beck. RMS
included brick dwellings. x46,db0, ,
frame dwellings, s26,30s; stores, &c.
700; stables, $3.50; manufacturing
plants, $79.575; bank building, $4,000.
and office buildings and skyscrapers.
$225,000
Building permits Issued for the first
seven months of the year aggregate a
cost Of S2,594.119
Repairs and alterations authorized
during the month of July aggregate
S4s093
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
NEGROES MAY
GO TO CHAIR
Important Legal Question to be
Heard Before Judge Witt in
Hastings Court.

Unless Moses Brown and Fitzhush
Guy, negroes, prove they did not steal
any packing from journal boxes on
railroad cars, they viii face a most
serious charge in the higher court.
They we're in Police Court Monday
and accused Of stealing brasses from
the ears. Both denied having taken
the brasses. saying they found them
by the side of the tracks.
Commemorative Attorney Folkes
was asked for an opinion on the case,
and said he thought the law con-
strued the theft of such brasses as a
felony, and one punishable. with death.
The trains from which these journal
boxes are removed could easily be
wrecked, and the recent law upon this
subject declares that q train wrecker
shall forfeit his life for his misdeeds.
The ease will be threshed out before
Judge Witt. III 10 To be made one
Of the test ones in the higher court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
TWO CLERGYMEN ARE
GOING ON VACATION
Rev. Drs. Clark and Gravatt TO
Seek Surcease from Pas
toral Labors.

Two Episcopal ciergymen Of Rich
mond left Tuesday TO spend their
August vacation out OF the city.
Rev. DR.. William Meade Clark
rector OF st, James. expects
10 sail for Boston by way Of
the Merchants and Miners route from
Norfolk. He win be gone q month,
II his funds last long enough. as he
jocularly remarked Monday speaking
Of his trip In his absence, Rev. James
Il. Potndexter, rector of the Church OF
the Ascension, Highland Park. will
I'LL ST, James pulpit.
Rev. DIR. John J. Gravatt. rector of
Holy Trinity. also leaves Tuesday for
Orkney Springs in Shenandoah coun-
" TO spend month His pulpit will
be fllIed by Rev, Jack London, of Louis
burg, N. g. while he is away.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
NORTH CAROLINA
NEGRO IN CUSTODY

Will Howard, negro about twenty
Ave years old, was arrested Monday
afternoon by Policeman Warmer and
is being held as suspicious charac-
ter
He was pointed out TO the bluecoat
as man who had broken jail in.
Raleigh, N. c.. after having attempted
to kin policeman. Howard would
have nothing 10 sAy altar his aExsst
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
Barton Heights

The Rev william r. Flanagan,
of Charlestown, w. Va, has been
visiting friends In Barton Heights.
MRS -. J. Gregory and children
have returned from ten days stay
at Virginia Beach.
Miss May Smith, who attended the
summer normal school at Chariottesr
VILE, has returned to her home In
Brookland Park.
The Rev. Q. q. Taylor. OF 1Stseltoa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
Fork Union
Military Academy

A great school for boys. Strict disci-
pine under Army officer. Thorough
instruction under experienced teachers.
Management distinctly Christian. Last
session the best in the history Of the school.
Many improvements being made for on
next session.
For catalogue and terms address.
Il. s. LIGON, Headmaster.
Fork Union, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02

other than TO abuse the negro VINO
caused his arrest. -
The detective department sent q
telegram to the North Carolina au,
thorities asking them IL they wanted
Howard. No report has been made OF
the alleged jail delivery, but some
time ago Ii was reported in Richmond
and through the regular police chan.
neis to other cities that negro mad
tried to kill a policeman in Raieish.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
GOVERNOR TO ADDRESS
SIGNAL ENGINEERS

Governor Mann Tuesday accepted an
invitation to make an address before
the Railway Signal Engineers annual
convention which will be held In the
Jefferson Hotel beginning October IA.
The Governor was informed that 500
or more delegates and their wives will
attend the convention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02

II cad Of Public School System Of Virginia.
Lslisrs Scisaee, Law, Msiicha Eagnssing
Loan Funds Available
to needy and deserving students. 5000
covers all costs TO Virginia students In
the Academic Departments Send for
catalogue.
HOWARD WINSTON, Registrar,
University pUstoffico, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02

Col. John w. Richardson. Register
of the Land Office. who was stricken
with cholera morbus and acute indl-
gestion in Norfolk ten days ago and
who was near deaths door for many
hours, returned 10 work in his Office at
the Capitol Tuesday. Gel RICHARDSON
appeared somewhat weak and pale. but
said he felt well and was gaining
strength daily. 1t III believed he has
recovered from the severe attack.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
Made AutomobiIe iran.

DIR. u. c. Hord Of No. 230o East
Broad street and Family have re-
turned from Ocean View. The trip
was made in an automobile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
CHURCH HILL NEWS


Church Bank or Madison 1881 i
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02

q - q ruarriatse OF Miss Eleanor Ham
- rcy,siovc. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
"a yrnslow. OF Highland Park, to
AN william Gibbs Fable. son OF
3aln william II. Kable, of Staun-
715s5s q "wednesday. August 3, at high
7fSsoX IN the Htghiand Park Methodist
IN. viii be OF Asnasual interest IN
pm &erffons of Virginia as both brioe
57SIA crown are well-known and nave
Tnaa&ives throughout the staN. Ahe
- Rev. Robert Gibson, cousln OF 'tle
XFi6h. assisted by the HeF, estoes f.
SInf1dextsr. rector Of Ascension chapel
Svesf offSeaAte, using the Episcopal ring
ice. Preceding the ceremony -
I.r1ect Love" will be sun by a quar-
81 Mrs. Austin MArIeustetu will pfesiuc
n ne organ. The altar wa be banker
&tfth palms from which numerous
IfxfSted candles will glow
sa sTS,. bride will enter with her father
1eho will give her I'm marriage she
wfIf wear an exquisite gown OF white
xrs5s d. chine. trimmed in panneis
"a Ece and messaline bands, the crap
aryg being caught by capacnoh ot
neefis. Her only ornament VIII ne the
Nr0esn's gift. diamond sun oaFst,
Ter ven OF tulla will be held by
Srsrsyx of lilies OF the WILEY, aud she
'EiIf carry a shower bouquet Of these
- ria blossoms and bride roses. Hrr
1nah OF honor, Miss Claire shafef. VIII
Nvenr charming affair of nvitze crepe
a. Schsne with pearl trimmings ana
Vrf1f carry a shower of Hikes OF the
valley. The grooms sister. Mrs I.
Ger&ass Russell. will be the dame OF
horapr Her gown. IN of white crepe
eSeor, and she win hold MISS oT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
To Wed in London.

M. and Mrs. william Merritt Ha-
af1f0n have returned TO Richmond
S@keSF delightful tour Of Virginia In
hetf machine. They spent most OF
1&ef time IN the southwestern coun-
lee stoppinw At = number OF the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-26
Nee"w will tn a the pheum
mex week


In six scenes, all effective and the
act has all Of the charms Of q
musical comedy and the beauty OF
one of the big revues.
No better song and dance duo
has been seen here this season
than the Quigley brothers. who
will be prominent on the bill. They
are original in everything they do
and are talented artists.
A monologist and saxaphone
soloist who has been making a big
hit over the circuit is Lew Wells.
He appears in an eccentric makeup
and keeps the audience in a good
humor from start to finish.
A clever pair Of actors will be
found in Wellington Cross and
Miss Lois Josephine, who come in
an act entitled Dying to Act" 1t
is travesty on melodrama, clev-
erly presented.
A novel act, filled with comedy
and acrobatic skill will be found in
the offering of Miss Marie Hart,
entitled THE Circus Girl" It is a
sketch in two scenes. The story
deals with the experiences of the
girl and is filled with both pathos
and humor. 80 '''e'' ~
The Marlo!Aido trio come with
fine acrobatic and gymnastic act
which is entirely different from.
anything of its sort ever seen here
before.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-26

DIES MONIES. Nov. 25.--Here is
the youngest park commissioner In
the United States, and she's a girl,
too.
Not a really, truly park commits
sioner, but a member of the COM
mission that has charge of the
government" of the Cassidy school
here. Her name Is Ida Grace Cong
don, and 1t Is her business to see
that the flowers and plants in the
school room are watered and
tended.
A boy acts as street commissions
er and superintends the job of
keeping the aisles Of the school
room free from paper and pencil
shavings. The teacher acts as
mayor. Other commissioners
kids'--preserve order on the school
ground and look after the finance
Of the school.
The system Is modelled after the
famous Des Moines commission
form of government, and the
teacher says 1t not only serves to
keep the kids busy. but teaches
them practical lesson in govern
nent at the same time. Elections
are held every year.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-26
VITAL RECORD
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

]. d. Jensen, rs. sprague. and
Rose Ward. 81, Sprague.
Oscar o. Rieck, legal, Spokane.
AMI Mabel G. Miiham. Spokane.
IL. Henry. 25. Lewiston, Idaho.
AQdHhna Decker. 20. Mead, Wash.
John. Ney, 25, Spokane Bridge,
and Anna Arentson, 80, West
Union, Iowa.
A. B. Sacre. 20, Portland. Ore.
and Grace Ferguson. Is. Kansas
City. Kan.
Carl Becker, legal, Seattle,
WASH, and Gertrude Blackman,
legal. Sparta, Wash.
BIRTHS.
Allen--to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack r..
Allen. SOIL Tekoa street, Novem-
Der %, a son.
Jones-To Mr.. and Mrs Ray e.
Jones, 1902 Shannon avenue, No
vember 20. son.
Smith-To Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
II. Smith, S302 Green street. No
vember TO- daughter
Robeson--To Mr.. and Mrs. John
Robert Robson. ego Third ave-
nue., November 90 son.
Odegaard--To Mr., and Mrs. Carl
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-26
e. Odegaard, E433 Twenty-seventh
avenue, November %, a son.
DEATHS.

e. Odegaard, E433 Twenty-seventh
avenue, November %, son.
DEATHS.
Sowdey-At 1922 Maxwell ave-
nue., November "a. Sarah e. Sow.
dey, II years 9 months 13 days, of
carcinoma, exhaustion contribu-
tory.
Nelson-At 724 Spofford avenue,
November 25, Hazel Nelson, 3 days,
of hamilton.
Green-At 1926 Mallon avenue,
November %, Mamie E. Green, AZ
years. of cerebra! hemorrhages.
Berger-At Mill race on Howard
street, November %. Adolf Berger,
So years. OF accidental drowning.
Allen-At Spokane General hos
pitaI, November II, John Allen, "A
years, of meningitis.
Murphy-At Spokane General
hospital, November "a, James d.
Murphy, SIS years, probably from
pulmonary embolism.
Kemper-At Scored Heart hos
pital, November "a Fred Kemper,
81 years, of acute alcoholism.
Fulthorpe-At Deaconess hos
pital, November 90, Donald Full
thorpe, 5 days, of infantile trouble,
Pounders-At Central Emergen-
cy hospital, November 90. L. l..
Founders, Is years, crushed by ele-
vator, shock contributory.
November %. Charles r. Parker,
65 years, of heart failure.
Wallner-At 2425 Fourteenth
avenue, November %. Frank w.
Wallner, years months ~ days,
of paralysis, diphtheria contribu-
tory.
Juliano-At S109 Spokane street,
November "a, Joseph Juliano, II
days, of heart failure.