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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-16
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D. {. Hartsiield visited
; Thursday.
kiyrtice Gray is visiting
u Water Valley.
E L.undie, Of Memphis,
is parents Sunday.
Bremen, Of Memphis, is
bis Oxford friends.
y VI. Russell attended
Abbeville yesterday.
niversity Normal opened
with a good attendance.
J. (. Sisk and children
ing relatives in Arkan-
lay Brown spent a few
b relatives at Taylor last
lucille Cook, OF Grenada
guest Of Miss Matte
Skipwith, Of Clarksdale,
ing a few weeks with his
lille Barry, of the Delta,
guest of Mr.. j.. B. Brown
atthews, of Collierville,
Pent several days OF last
Oxford.
Wander Foster, Jr., re.
aturday to his work al
Ark.
2. Ed and Paris Mat.
Memphis, spent Sunday
Rparents.
W. Moss and family
sto Pamela County tt
summer.
sderal Grand Jury ad'
saturday after returning
Ply true bills.
5; Higgins and daugh
Dagma, are visitin,
u Red Banks.
snes Cleveland Russell
nay for Yellowstone Ne
z TO spend the summer
Mss Sadie Newell, O
Isiey, is spending a fe,
V Mr.. and Mrs. John c
10Y Ksnneday, a promi
o'ney OF New Albany
~rday here on legs
s0hn Rex Knight an
Leone, of Taylor, ar
q Master Charlie an
q Brown.
=. Morrison, son of Mi
slson, OF near Harmon
}. reading law in tn
" Falkner & Russell
We Brown Sexton, {
! 9ansas, visited her bro
!. .. Brown, and othe
sases during the pal
!; -. .0eek and family wi
I Y. y. ). Gays for Pine Bluff
= y the Prof. will hav
ns High School ne,
= !. dunlap, who is no
Z c cs Industrial Hal
n vacation with b,
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-16

ANYONE, anywhere, can start q
mai order business at home. No can
wasting. Be your own boss Send
for free booklet. Tells how. II eacock
Ai270 I4ockport, y. Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-16

Iunicipll Nominees.
fVr Mayor,
r. { STEPHENS.
for Marshal,
TON HARKINS.
Al.DEEaES.
At.Iarge 9. II Keys.
70. 1T. W. Avent.
"a. w. l.. Smith.
10. 81. L. Brown.
b. &C. + Slough.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-16
FALKSER s. Russell.
Att for Petitioner.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

IN y -9fNAt- vi ARsNp
BY virtue Of the authority vested IN
me by decree OF thc Chancery Court
OF lafayette County, Mississippi, .,
w. NJ Woodward. Commissioner, viii
on
MONDAY, JULY IN, 1919,
offer for sale AZ public outsry In legal
subdivisions, within lawful hours, AZ
the South door Of tho court house at
Oxford, Mississippi, 70: Cash. - the
highest bidder. the following describ-
ed lands :o-wit:
Fraction of the Northeast quarter
% Section 80, Township 9, Range >,
West, containing 30 acres more or less
and being the same land decided to
Andrew Carpenter by Harvey Jones.
as shown by the land records OF la
Fayette County, Missi'sip9i. All OF
said land lying and being in IaI'syett,
County, Mississippi.
Title to said is Believed to be good /,
sell only - commiSsi
W. VI. WOODWARD, Commissioner
FALgSER x RUSSELL,
Attys FOR Petitioners.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-16
INCONSISTENCIES SAFE OF LAM

C01rliSSi0NER'S SALE OF LAND
BY virtue of the authority vested in
me by the GhaEesgy Court q LaFal.-
Ftrte 'Cochtv, MississfpM, NAY term
1910, |, J. O. Ramey rs Commissioner,
will offer for sale in legal subdivisions
on
MONDAY. JULY 4th, 1910,
to the highest bidder for Cash, within
lawful hours, at the South door of the
court house al Oxford, Mississippi, the
following described land, to-wit:
The West half of the North east
quarter of Section ., Township 10,
Range 3, West, containing 50 acres.
Also fraction of the Northeast cor
ner of the North west quartero same
Township and Range, containing 10
acres. Also the Southeast quarter OF
Section IS, Township ., Range 5, con
tanning leo acres and fraction in the
South east corner OF the South Invest
quarter OF the last mentioned Section,
Township and Range containing D
acres, and al together coInposing the
homestead OF L ". hurry and being
all the lands owned by him at the date
of his death. said lands all lying In
lafayette County, Mississippi.
J. 0 RAMsY, Commissioner.
JoHN W. T. FALKNER, JR, Attorney
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-16
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-16

The following pupils, by grades, Of
the oxford Graded school did not fail
peiow W IN class standing and deport-
fnent, were not absent a. much az
three days, and we're not on the tardy
roll during the month ending Tuesday,
May 23rd:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-16

LycuFgus Ross, Lilly NJ. McElrcy,
Kathleen McCarty, Moody galloway,
wayne Short, Myrl Smith, aiinta Il.
Brothers, susan Baggett, Coma " ak
er, John Falkner, Edwin Il. Butler,
Eleanor Richmond, Sarah II Tank
ersiy, David Lewis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-16

Susie y. Galloway, Walter Lawshea
MARY. Yer, Clayton Boone, rranl
Matthews, Nirsio Mettc, James Now
born.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-16

\ \. dunlap, who is now
g e csn Industrial Hall,
ss.0lleee, Pontotoc, 10
n vacation with her
and Mrs. Lucas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
HIGH SCHOOL OPENS
WITH 2s6 STUDENTS
Winston-Salem Pedagogues Be
lieve 400 VIII Enroll For the
Year-Other News.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian. J
WINSTON-SAI.EM, N. c., Septem-
Der s.--The Cherry street high high
school opened yesterday with an en-
rolment OF ais. This number win
be increased to 400 students before
the last OF the week.
Hon. and Mrs. j. c, Huxton and
daughter returned home yesterday
from a two months tour in Europe.
Mr.. Buxton, who is one Of the most
prominent attorneys in this section.
made the trip for his health and re-
turns home greatly improved. He
had been suffering with heart
trouble.
Fifteen small stockholders OF the
Winston Mercantile Company were
sued for the amount OF their stock
subscriptions before Colonel Bessent
yesterday BY A. #. Noses receiver,
and judgement was rendered against
them for the amount of their sub
scriptions In all the cases but one. The
defendants contended that their SUBJ
ucription to tho stock was not to
d binding unless 12o.0oo stock was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
HUGHES TO vACATE
BEFORE OCTOBER |
Governor of New York Will Leave
Executive Mansion in Albany
on September 90.
TO STUDY COURT DETAILS
New Associate Justice of Supreme
tribunal Wishes TO Familiarize
Himself with Methods.
TO STUDY COURT DETAILS

ALBANY, N Y. Sept Sit was
learned here to-day that Governor
Hughes has made plans for vacating
the executive mansion about septem :
Der %, and It is reported that he may
retire as governor at that time. In
stead OF waiting until October ! to
turn over the Office to Lieutenant
Governor Horace White.
IL Is understood that Hughes wishes
10 be In Washington at least two
weeks before the opening OF the fall
term of the Supreme Court of the
United States, which consenes on Oc-
tober II.
Though the governor has made no
definite announcement as to the date
of his resignation to take UP his new
duties as associate justice OF the SUI
preme Court, the general impression
has been that he would hold the gov
ernorship until the first of next month.
He has gone ahead with his plans
for removing his family to Washing
ton. however, and II became known
here to-day that his arrangements
indicate an earlier departure than has
been expected.
Hughes wishes to put in some hard
work and study before he takes his
place on the bench. and desires time
10 familiarize himself with certain
details of the operation of the high
est court before he takes MS seat
For this reason. 1t Is said. he desires
10 get settled at the earliest possible
date in the house which he has leas-
ed In Washington
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

BOSTON. Sept s.---Jesse Fl. Pome-
roy. the most noted prisoner in the
world to-day. entered upon his thirty
fffth year in solitary confinement in
Charlestown State prison here. In
all these years. with the exception OF
his mother. prison officials. together
with an occasional visit of State Off
Gals. Pomeroy has seen no one
Pomeroy entered prison as boy
of sixteen. He was convicted Of fiend-
ishiy butchering ffve-year-oid Horace
Miliett In South Boston In 1876, and
he was generally believed guilty or
other nameless crimes. He Is now a
man OF fifty. his health falling. his
frame emaciated and the sight of one
eye almost gone. but his mind Is still
active and continually seeking for
some means by which he may secure
his release.
Pomeroy has never seen tele-
phone. He has never ridden on nor
seen a trolley car or elevated train.
During his Incarceration electric lights
have become necessities. subways and
tunnels have been built automobiles
become common to every one.
Pomeroy Is not allowed to enter the
work shops The other occupants OF
murderers row detest and fear him
and will have no intercourse with him.
His exercise is taken In the yard
while the other convicts are in the
workshops and the rest OF his time Is
spent in eating. sleeping and reading.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
POLICE REBUkED
FOR NEGLIGENCE
Board of Commissioners Demands
More Rigid Enforcement of
Auto Laws.

The police department was rebuked
for negligence in the matter OF regu-
la,ing automobile traffic at a meet
ing of the board OF police commits
sioners Wednesday night
Several members OF the board de-
eiared that In their belief there had
been many violations of the automo-
bile laws that have not been taken
eognizance Of These violations, 1t
was said. concerned the laws affect
ing speeding, lights and license num-
bers A general warning was sound
ed for all policeme to be more care
full in the future, and to report every
infraction of the law no matter how
trivial 1t may seem.
1t is highly probable that council
will soon be asked to make the pres
emit automobile laws more stringent
and to grant the police board more
power in regulating street traffic
generally.
The meeting OF the board was long
drawn out In the extreme Ii had
been reported that the question of de-
noting or Diminishing five members
OF the force would come up for con-
Eideration. Instead, however. only the
case of Sergeant w. b. Whitiock was
considered. The latter, who has
served on the force since December I.
1866, and who occupied the execu-
tive positions OF captain and desk
sergeant. asked to be relieved OF his
duties in the latter capacity. His re-
quest was granted and he win be re-
duced to the ranks and assigned to
lighter work. probably at the Main
street station. Sergeant r. B. Sowell
was appointed desk sergeant to sue
coed Sergeant whitiock. and Police
man ]. w. Sheppard. of the Second
district, was promoted to the vacant
sergeancy. All these orders are to
take effect on November l.
The question of retiring. Policeman
Whitlock. J. w. Matthews. Mattern
and McMullen on account OF old age
or physical disability will not be con-
gidered until the meeting OF the
board in November.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
NOT BACK NUMBER
SAYS ASSOCIATION
Minister Who Played Advocates
of Bridge and Dancing
is Sustained.

PoUGHKEEPSIE. n. Y, Sept s.
That Rev. william II. Hubbard. for
mer pastor OF the fashionable Mill
Street Baptist church, was we'll with
in his rights when ne denounced from
the pulpit Mrs Helen Haggart. a
wealthy member of his congregation.
for permitting her children to dance
and play cards. was the decision of
the Central Hudson Baptist Associa-
ton.
The association considered the APP
peal OF Rev. Hubbard from the or
der of the trustees of the church. ter
minattng his passionate, at an all night
session. during which bitter personal
tiles were INDUCED in. and to-day rc-
turned a verdict that the dismissal
was illegal. The trustees were order
ed to reinstate Hubbard.
Sensational Features.
The case has been filled with SEN
sationai developments from ths out
set. Mrs. Haggart took exception to
a sermon the minister preached last
winter denouncinE dancing and card
playing.
During prayer meeting she took
occasion to say she considered a
knowledge OF how to play bridge"
and to dance essential to the educa-
ton Of a child. and that her chill
dren were being so taught.
The following Sunday Rev. Hub
bard denounced Mrs. Haggart from
the pulpit and told her In 30 many
words that she was not o Christian.
Later he demanded that she either
have card playing and dancing at her
homo stopped or withdraw from the
church.
The congregation divided into two
hostile camps. The big majority were
with Mrs. Haggart and held that Hub
bard was sold fogyish" and a back
number"
Leading members Of the church
say to-day they will Withdraw and
start another church II the trustees
obey the mandate Of the Baptist A.
sociation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
ALL. CONVICTS AFRAID
OF HERMIT PRISONER
Man Spends 35 Years Solitary ConfnemenReads and Sleeps
Has Never Seen Electric Car Telephone.

taken and they claim this amount was
not sold
The ordinance requiring firms en-
gagged in moving household furniture
to make a report is now In effect. BY
this ordinance, a record can be kept
OF new citizens moving here.
committee will be appointed In
a short time OF make arrangements
for having celebration or jubilee
here on the completion of the south
bound railroad. The committee will
report to an adjourned meeting OF
the board OF trade which Will be held
in about two weeks.
A parade two miles long. including
fire fighting apparatus. floats. auto
mobiles. carriages and footmen. was
the feature OF the eolored firemen's
tournament yesterday.
Automobile Day on October 4. the
opening day OF the Piedmont fair
promises 10 be a great event, Two
hundred dollars in prizes will be
awarded and invitations will be sent
to autoists all over the State TO par
ticipate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

day which liz far less enthusiastic
than that OF the morning papers
1t Is agreed that the decision is a.
victory for England. but II mas ais
armed New Foundland In her eco
homie quarrel with America 1t Is
expected that the decision will lead
to new negotiations between America
and New Foundland.
The Morning Post. which was the
only morning paper to take pessf-
mistic view Of the award. says: 1T
would be difficult to find a more nu-
initiating chapter In English history
than this quarrel" 1t charges the
feeble diplomacy' OF the liberal gov
eminent with responsibility for such
an unfavorable outcome,
All the papers praise the fairness
of all those participating in the nego-
tiations, and are agreed that the Am
erican case was presented with the
greatest cleverness.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
Southern Railway,

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. Sss
n. B.-Following schedule figures puhiiuhe ~
information and not guaranteed: ~
clio A. M.--Daily--Locai for ChAsictse. TN
i043 A. M.-Daily-Limitcd---Fo i'll polaf
South, Pullman and Day Coaches 5s5
900 P. M--Ex. Sunday Local for MoseSev2ss
900 p M--Ex Sunday Kcysvilis LossI. a. ssa
HAS P, M--Daiiv--Limitsd Tor ~
South Pullman ready 9.30 p. NJ. 49,
YORK RIVER LINE.
4.30 P. NIX Sun.--To West P1. sonnee
for Baltimore Mon. We'd aud FIJI q S77 ID.
4:S0 A. NIX. Sun. and 2:i5 ri n -
Wed and Fr.---I.ocal to West Point. 'sSss
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND N
From the Southg TOO A. NJ, ESQ III NJ -
$40 A. Nix Sun. 4:l0 p, ~. ks03 n r.
Daily Elk. Sunday, {LocAD. 5As Fz#
From West Point. $50 A. NJ. daily; Hrs y. r.
We'd and Fri: 5;45 ?. NJ, Ex. Sun. sass
y II. BURGESS. II. p. ~. WI aNl
900 East Main Street Phone Madl1&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
Lewiston

Especial to The Richmond sVirginian. S
LEWISTON. VA, September s.
MIR. E, IL DeJarnette. Jr.. II 1t tho
home of his father. Captain &. II
DeJarnette. and at Lewiston on LEGAL
business sa
Messrs- billiard and Miss Chewnfnn.
of Partlows, were guests Of MI
Jones last week.
Miss Scott has been appointed ~
the school board to teach the hixh
school there.
River Bend tthe old Tyler placs1.
owned by Messrs. Magruder, OF Al
bemarle, was recently sold to several
Germans. They will receive a cordial
welcome from the citizens.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
THIEVES GET MANY
Street CAR TICKETS
1000 Strips of Six Tickets Each
Stolen from r. f. and P.
Train.

Six thousand street car tickets in
strips Of six tickets each have been
stolen from a Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac train while en-
route to this city, and the authorities
have not a single clue as to the iden-
tity OF the thief.
Orders have gone forth to all
conductors from General Superinten-
dent c. II. Buchanan to accept the
tickets whenever offered. but to as
certain. II possible. the name of the
person presenting them. This course
is adopted In the belief that the thief
will probably sell his loot to inno-
cent purchasers. and that the latter
may be able to supply some hint tina,
will lead to the apprehension Of the
guilty party.
The tickets are In the following
series. which all purchasers OF tickets
are warned to avoid: Series c, e05,-
401 to l05,60o and 4oS.s01 to sos. 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
AMONG THE
MILITIAMEN

=. look into me action OF Lieu
tenant Colonel Charles II. Consolvo.
OF Norfolk. paymaster-general OF the
Virginia Volunteers, in paying of the
troops which participated in the
Gettysburg encampment. court OF
inquiry win convene in Richmond
Friday morning at 10 o'clock. This
investigation was asked for by Col
onei Consolvc. who WAS the subject
OF criticism for delay in paying the
soldiers. In letter to the adjutant-
general. Colonel Consolvo explained
the cause OF the delay. but In order
y mxk2 hts position moro thorough
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

Luther Matthews 236 Laurel ST. Richmond, Va 1881
Hunter Pendeton, s18 Jessamine ST., Richmond Va 2oo
street Richmond, Va DECENTRALIZATION $3.50
Miss George Montgomery, No. 1i6 North Lombardy
street. Richmond Va rs l40
r. NJ. Sharp, 220S Street, Richmond 5000
DISTRICT NO. 8.
Mrs j. j. Gardener Franklin street. Petersburg Va si5s5
Rev G. E. b. Smith, Cumberland Va......... 2O6,6f0
Mrs. E. Frank Grove, Blackstone Va i4oI15
L.. Spratey, Matoaca, va..........62 $50
Mrs. George Gibson Jr. Chase CITY, 81 07e
J II. Berryman, Berryman 10, $40
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

Don't let others have all the good things of life Get your
share.
Only nineteen more days.
The opportunity may be yours again. Take advan-
tage of it
From until the close of the should
every conceivable method of reaching their friends and
curing their subscriptions and support The Richmond Vir
gnan has done what has considered just and right and will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
New Cs~.sil sGests.

HARRISONBUR0. VA, Sent. S.--The
new town council held ita f1rat meeting
Wednesday night The ndw members
are d. p. Dechart. ! prominent attov-
ney. John Paul. young lawyer and
Republican politician. who succeeds "A.
G. Lewis ~ recorder. and " Il. eileen.
joint stAtiOn agent Tor The b. and O
and Southern. Jacob Hekerole Ana e.
RurcsA are twe Nx-mazHbefa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
DISTRICT NO. 1.

DISTRICT NO. /.
w c. Burch. No. 1896 Everett street. South Rich
a.
Mrs. j. Fl. Moss. No. eo3 West Main Street, Richmond,
N a.. Ii. ,as W..
Richmond, 3eS7e0
Miss Lula Eanes No. 403 North Twelfth Rich
Isaac Dees IT, No lies Floyd avenue Richmond
Miss Eueenia Haynes, TOO East Leigh street. Richmond
Cobb S04 Main Richmond 900
Master Richard A. Gaskins, No 200 East Cary
Richmond, i70 SS5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
CATHOLIC MISSION
AT ST. PETERS

"A most important event in Catholic
circles will be the holding next month
OF a mission at St. Peters church from
October I6 to the so. The first week
will be Intended for Catholics. the Sec
ond week for non-Catholics. who also
will be welcome at the services of the
first week. The mission will be con-
Quoted by two of the best known
1t has. been ten years since a mis-
sion was held at the old Cathedral.
1t will be recalled by many how. at
the time of the mission, the eloquent
discourses Of Fathers Conway and Nc
Carey drew hundreds az CathcltcS
and non-C Catholics - tn, church. Tha
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

Paulist fathers who are to conduct
the coming mission will especially
endeavor to make 1t the most success
full one yet held by the Catholics u
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
THEY DON'T LIKE
HAGUE VERDICT
Englishmen Not Enthusiastic
Over Settlement Of Fishery Dis
pute BY Arbitration Court.

LONDON. Sept s.--The longer
England considers the award In the
fisheries dispute the less enthusiasm
! Ii manifested for the decision, which
1T farst was hailed as a6great British
victory. This was made manifest by
the tone of the afternoon press to-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

Herbert H. Babb r. r. D. No. l. Ivor va...... 1900
Mrs. r. B. Eanes sos Wythe street. Petersburg 5000
Willie Proctor Carter, Prospect Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
John A. McCraw Nathalie Va S ,025
Shortt sos W. Washing street. Petersburg 5000
Roy Gary Weatha Va ................ 5005
Clinton A. Moseley Jeffress, Va, 5000
DISTRICT NO. 4.
Miss Grace Leigh Guyer, No. 7o7 CoIquhoun street,
Master Robert O. Mnter, Martinsviiie. 2067lO
+ Railway Roanoke Va "a, 600
Hattie M No. 1876 Colquhoun Danvile Va H. 905
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

continue do S'Imparaity and those
may ued that s. 900 will be placed with the
candidates who ghuy win. Make up your mind to win
give the who does fight to be remembered.
Important Ruling of Interest Contestants renewal of
subscriptions placed during the for three months will
give the third period credit schedule which
that extension of nine months gives 900 credits
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
Standing Will Published Saturday. September 1910


~ ne asked TOT court or inquiry.
Inc court Will SIT In the Blues
arAefs-
The first of this years State in
take place next Monday night when
Colonel 10 Lane Stern, inspector-gen-
eral, will visit Companies A and b,
First battalion, First regiment Bat
TALON headquarters will also be in
spected, While Companies and f
will be taken up Tuesday night. Be-
cause the building inspector will not
permit drills in the Seventh street
armory the inspection OF the COM
IN front of the city hall.
The following squads have been
selected from the three companies of
the Blues battalion to enter the
marching contest Saturday after
noon, which will be hike TO Peters
burg:
Comnanv A-Serraan, p e. t3ar-
neral w r. DrnnnmeJIer prtyataS 7
+ Rursa G i ponahae .Iohn r
Houston w cresbam n r Kta.
well - = Iobnann r. Al panos
dell G n Tsvlor II WARY
Cannanv R-E,rst Sergeant r. r.
Rass asornorai I a Augus,ine pr;-
Yates E, ". Coale' O. % Dennis 4.
an, "a = Wa AI,arna,assar-
saant u Ianas rarnnra, NJ
Harvi. prlvatas n n Mercer {, 2,
SMITH snd q M ,R;chardson
Comnanv c--I5eutenant James Nc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08

ly he asked for court of inquiry.
The court will sit in the Blues'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-08
Here the List Of Contestants The Richmond Vrgis $4,000 Comics

DISTRICT NO. s.
W. r. Eake, 8l W. Main Street, Staunton Va $4,000
S. Matthew Orrson Leesbure Va 107,f60
Miss Halle B. Winefield Charlottesville, Va, $4,000
Rev. III. F. Turner, Catett, Va. 15O20
Rev j. Sydney Cobb Craesviile, $3.50
DISTRICT NO. s.
Rev. C. E. Stuart Ashland Va 554, 23o
j. A. Macomber, R. D. |, Glen Allie Va so, 010
Miss Louise Thomas Fredericksburg Va. ,125
Mrs. Writ Lefew Todd, Fork Union, Va 5,010
C. " Snider Carysbrook Va 5.oie
~ IN 1910