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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrators
of the estate Of J. W. T. Aldridze. de-
ceased. late o. Durham county. North
Carolina. this Is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate OF
said deceased 70 exhibit them 10 tho
undersigned a; Durham. y. C.. or her
attorneys. on or before tho Sih day
OF September. 1918, or this notice viii
be pleaded In lar Of their recovery.
All persons indebted 10 said estate
viii please make Immediate payment
MRS DORA ALDRIDGE.
AdminlstratriS Or ]. W. Il. Aldridve
This Sch day OF scptember. 1911.
MANNING a EVERETT. Attorneys.
o-S-io tI-l-iw.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

having qualified as administrative Of
IN estate OF Jeffrey Belle Parrish. de-.
eS,sasea. late Of Durham County, North
having claims against the estate AZ
SAID deceased TO exhibit them TO the
Undersigned at Durham. n. o. on ~
before the 9Th day OF August. 1912. 81
,h notice VIII be pleaded in bar az
70 said estate will please make i'm
mediate payment.
~ OSCAR PARRISH.
Aeministrator OF Jeffrey Belle Parrish
MANNING & EVERETT.
Aftaruaya 80 e,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12

Mrs. w. T. Bost. who was MEM
Der OF the Salisbury school faculty
for several years. has accepted tenn
porarily the position held by Miss
Agnes Taylor In the North Durham
graded school Miss Taylor was COM
PEELED to resign and go TO her home
At Wake Forest owing TO her health.
Mrs. Bost Will continue r. teach I'M
III a successor is secured to MEss
Taylor. Mrs. Bost made a high rec
ord as Instructor OF the primary
grade In Salisbury and Durham is
fortunate In securing her services.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
several Mortgages on Buggy.

June Peoples. colored. was before
the recorder this morning upon the
charge OF disposing of mortgaged
property. and the case was continued
Until "Wednesday. II Is alleged that
Peoples mortgaged the same buggy
several times.
Recorder Sykes viii also hear the
case OF James Franklin, colored.
charged with selling cocaine. We'd
nesday. this case being continued
rom today.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12


Ladies' eton jacket with two styles
OF sleeves and with three piece col
lar.
This model Is suitable for silk.
cloth. velvet. broad cloth and all
other coat materials. II is service
able. comfortable and shows one OF
This seasons popular styles. The
fronts are crossed. The collar. in
sailor shape at the back. form wide
facings over the front. The pattern
r. cut In 6 sizes; 30. "a. 80. 3s, 40
and az inches bust measure. II re-
uuires 2 3-s yards OF A. inch mate
rial for the IS inch size.
A pattern OF this illustration mali
ed to any address on receipt OF ioc
I'm silver or stamps.
=
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
ExEcIrrnns xorrcr

Having this day qualified as Eyecu-
tors OF the last VIII and Testament 81
John J. Riley. We hereby notify All ner-
sons having claims against said estate
70 present them TO US or or before J1,iy.
tetn. 1914 or this notice will be plead
in bar OF their recovery. All nerss,,, !
indebted to said estate are requested 10
make prompt settlement with Us.
This July I4th. 1911.
JEFFERSON RILEY.
r. 7. INSTEAD,
t-I4-bw Executors OF John ]. Riley.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH
Travel via
THE CHESAPEAKE LINE
Daily Service Including Sunday.

D'iF otffftt fnCluuius SUNDAY.
The new Steamers just placed in
service the City OF Norfolk" and
city II Baltimore" are the most eie-
CANT and up-to-date steamers betwe j,
Norfolk and Baltimore.
Equipped with Wireless. Telc.
phone m each room Delicious Meals
on board. Everything for comfor,
and convenience.
w. Norfolk Jackson st. .6:15P.M.
Nv Old Point Comfort. .7:15P.M.
AT Baltimore. 1900 A. NJ.
Connecting al BALTIMORE for all
points north, northeast and west.
Cheap ExcLrsion Tickets on sale 10
Maryland Resorts. Atlantic City ana
other New Jersey Resorts and NJ.
agara Falls.
Reservation isade and informatfur
cheerfully furnished BY
w. II. PARNELL. r. Pa.
Norfolk. Va
Pay your Gas bill by the 10th and
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
Mr.. ]. =. Cobb 10 Peiershurr.

Mr. J. \. Cobb has been promoted
to the Petersburg branch OF the
American Tobacco Company. and has
gone to the Virginia city 70 enter upon
his new dutics
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
Ninsteen Hurt on Interurban.

Grand Rapids. Sept. li.--Nineteen
people were hurt. several seriously. in
head-on collision between interur-
ban cars near Grand Haven Junction
IN fog last night One moiorman
will probably die.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
Change I'm Y. M. c. A.
Secretaries Saturday

On Saturday the formal change In
the secretaryship OF the Young Mems
Christian Association will take place,
Mr.. J. s. Hunter. who has been con-
rected with the work here since the
work was first started upon the new
building. leaving for Georgia. Mr..
ID. II. Wilcox, who was recently
elected secretary. viii take charge at
that time.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
Mr.. Nj. q. Rrndsher Herr.

Mr.. w g. Bradsher. the live adyer-
Using manager Of Velvet tobacco.
which is making big hit throughout
the south. arrived home Sunday and
will remain In the city until wednes-
day.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12

Among the score Of magazine artI.
Giles 10 be published IN next Sundays
New York World will be "rIow Fred
Stone. the Comedian. Lassoed Polar
Bears IN the Arctic Ocean," "Ths
Strange Mystery OF a 100000 Rem
brandt Painting" The Prophecy OF a
Scientist that 10000 Murders WIN Re
Committed Before October. isfs,-
How Duel Has Come TO Do the
Last Word OF Women OF Today
Then there viii be the words and mu-
sic OF From a Confidential Source .
late song lift. Order next Sundays
World from your newsdealer In ad-
vance.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
IuNroR BRIpGE CLrR.

The Junior Bridge Club Will hold
the frst meeting OF the season with
Miss Ida Wright Tuesday afternoon
81 4 o'clock.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12

Are you a housekeeper! II SO yon
should by ah means have a "Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet. See Holland Bros
u osos about II 17-t.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12

= Eli on. the above blank. en-
= closing ten cents ir stamps or
= coin. and mail 10 the Beauty Pat
= tern Company. 11ss Fulton street,
= Brooklyn. n. Y. Dept ID.
. = t<<%t 80 . . <<Hte4
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12

Are you a houssksspsr. II 70 you
should BY all means have d "IIoosIer
Kitchen Cabinet" See Holland Bros
ct once about T. ii-u
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NoTIcr

Having qualified as adminisfrator Of
the estate of Mrs. Lula I.attn, deceased
i ihte o. Durham County, North Caro-.
ing claims against the estate az SAID
Decreased TO exhibit them 10 the under
signed at Durham. NJ O.. On ar before
the 9TH day 70 August. 1919. or this
notice vial BE- pleaded in bar OF their
recovery. All persons Indebted 10 satd
estate VIII please make immediate ;.ay-
Y. r. MANGfM.
TH.,n iin ~ Q. Mrs, Lula Latta.
MANNING a EVERETT.
Attorneys. s-s.sw
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12

"As We LIKE IT."

thc hfst mtttlnk THIS season oil
the IA We Like IT. Club was held
Mt the home of the president, Miss
Sarah Wall. Saturday afternoon at
= o'clock. II was a very interesting
meeting for several reasons. First
the last meeting had been held In
May and three months OF delightful
vacation time had elapsed between
that meeting and this. Naturally
these happy msidens OF near-eIxteen
had many very important matters TO
discuss. Then the plans for the
coming winter scaeon we're 20 be
formulated. The president and her
little band mad come 20 the parting
OF the ways. This fall Miss Wall II
TO ''go on 10 school" II was with
many expressions of regret that the
members we're forced 10 accept her
resignation. She was a most ex-
eellent presiding officer and her
bright and charming personality has
made every meeting a success. Miss
Louise Currin also rendered her
resignation AZ vlce-president. Miss
Lucy Gray Calling and Miss Rose
Elwood Bryan were unanimously
elected 20 MI the Offices OF president
and sice-prcsIdent for the coming
year.
Two former members resigned
and the young ladies voted In a body
&c invite Miss Sarah Erwin and MIss
Ode Cunningham 10 Join their club.
the membership Of which b limited
70 twelve.
After the business had been dIs-
posed Of the hostess served a DELI
cioua lce-coursc.
The meesing was then adjourned
% rcconyene next Saturday with
Miss Mary o'Bricn.
Those present wcre Misses Sarah
Wall. Lucy Gray Calling, Margaret
Thomas. Mamie Bet Wright, Matte
Tones. Rose Elwood Bryan, Gladys
German. Madeline knight, Annie
Cobb. NannIc Green. Mary o'BrIen.
Louise Currin.,
q q q
THF LEE-JACKsON CHAPTER.
The Lee-Jackson chapter OF the
Y. ID. z. was delightfully."- entertained
saturday morning AZ 1910 o'clock
n the home Of Mr.. W NJ. rallon ~
Misses May Louise Ruth and Ger
trude Fsllon.
u WAS the hrrs meeting of the
reason and much business was ut $
tended 10 by the members. After
this Mfs. q. &. Taylor gave tho young
ladies a most interesting description
" Appamsitos. the surrounding
country and General Lees surrender
there. The. home was beautifully
decorated With fall roses and the
Misses FaIIon served their guests a
delicious Ice course, followed With
bcn.bons.
The members present were: Misses
Louise Currin. Annie Cobb. Jose
phine. Mary and Eleanor Erwin.
GLADYS German. Mamie Green.
Agnes. Elizabeth and Louise Jones.
LILY Nelson Mason. Natalie and
gladys Tuck, Lillian Bowling, May,
huth aud Gertrude rslIon.
->e>----
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
THE vAaABOND.

THE YAGABOND.
Thc, little dream she had forgot
Oh, long and long ago,
Came back across the April fields
And touched her garments so
CAS- might a wind-blown primrose
cling
And one scarce guess or know
A little beggard outcast dream
An old song in the glen.
Forgot Of Love and men,
And all because fiddler played
And two young lovers. hand In hand.
Sent back It's tune again.
The little drema she had forgot
Crept near and chung and stayed
A rowing, ragged vagabond
Half daring, half afraid.
And all because young love went by
Aud one old fiddler played
--TheodosIa Garrison.
PERSONALS.
Miss Margaret Irwin left this
morning for Raleigh TO enter st.
Mary's.
Miss Florence Farmer. OF Raleigh.
left this morning for Wilson after a
short visit In the city,
Miss Bybc Rogers. OF Rougemont,
arrived this morning and will enter
Trinity College.
Mrs. r. L. Fuller left this morning
for Watkins. after visiting relatives
IN the city.
Mrs. Mary Hicks who has been Wis
itins her tiaughtsr. Mrs Fannie Car
roll returned this morning TO her
home In Goldsboro.
MR, w, L.. Wall returned this
morning from Hillsboro where she
has been visiting relatives.
Miss Carrie G. Vernon. of Hurdles
Mil. Is In the city visiting Miss Anna
Rlgsbee.
Miss Gene Montgomery left this
morning for Red Springs. where she
VIII enter the Southern Presbyterian
College.
Miss Mamie Eamsn left this morn
ing for Charlotte TO visit reiatiyes.
Miss Effie Crabtree left today for
Charlotte TO VISIT friends.
Mrs. G. Q. Perry and children re-
turned to their home In High Point
this morning. after visiting Mrs. J. C.
Hewitt
Miss Lena wlngste returned to her
home In Rock Hill. s. G.. this morn
Ing after Writing Mrs. r. L. Deece.
Mss Juanita Ross left this morn
Ing for Burlington where she will WIS.,
Il friends.
Miss Mary Alice Bass returned Sun
day from Rslsighl who're she has beer
visiting friends.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12

3 Pay your oaa nill by the 10th and
save dlscount. 90.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12

Are you honsekeeper, II so you
should by al means have "Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet" See Holland Bros
at once about IL ~.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12

FOR sALE-.Mt,sslx room cottage.
VIII sell cheap % quick purchaser.
In fine locality, good renting prop
erty nov occupied For partlcu-
lars apply to ". 7. Pendergraph
Phone 500. lis
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
WANT
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED-By an ambitious hustler a
position as salesman and collector:
best OF references furnished. Ad-
dress H.. care Sun. ll-s
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12

ray your Gas Mn BY the 10th and
ssve discount. u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
SCHOLASTIC TRACK
MEET BIG SUCCESS
Intermediates Win Point Trophy From juniors
IN Close Race at Central Y. NJ. C. A. Gym
naslum-Ihree Records Broken by
Young Athletes

The Junior intermediate dual In
door athletic track meet iii the big
gymnasium OF The Young Mems Chris
iinn Association yesterday afternoon
was q classy event, as the records Will
show Competition was keen, and
when It came to the relay only one,
point separated the teams, tho Inter
mediatcs having II points and I:he
Juniors 40
(. ahe relay was won by the J.lterme-
dates, which gave them a total of 40
points. Three class records, were brok-
en-. the running high stump running
broad jump and pole vault. uenni
made the record of rs feet inches in
the high jump, Button cleared IS feet
and LIZ inch In the running broad
jump, md Befii set the record FOR tho
pole vault AT S feet inches. The
time III t'he two-lap relay was four
seconds /bettcr than tina; made in the
recent preparatory school meet, -.
was/ the most exciting event on The
program, and brought everybody to
their feet.
There was a total OF sixty-ninc en-
tries from twenty-four diifereht en-
trants, fourteen OF which were juniors
md ten Intermediates.
9 The officials We're Donald Boyer ana
y. a. Pillow, timers and judges; NJ +
Lawrence and w. J. Mctculf judges:
w. y. Reithard starter
Summary.
3o-yard dash final--Coleman (Jr.a. i J.
n: .. Cosby ORD. .; Chaplin Orb 3.
Time 31-5 seconds
2"-yard hurdles. flnal-yauEhun
LLOYD ORD. /; Johnson ORB. . sat
terrified Qnt), 3. Time, 80 seconds.
Z loo-yard dash-A. B. Cosby (Jr.).
Coleman Jro. Bell UntD: all tried for
first place. Time, l22-5 seconds.
aio-yard dash--II enbi tInt). i; Brad
hurry ORD, 2; Childrcss Gntl. 3. Time,
63 rs seconds.
Running high inmp-Henbi Unt.i, /:
Hutton unto. ?; Miller Orb, 8. Height.
q feet inches.
Running broad jump-Button Ont,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
RECORD OF THE REQ

The many friends Of the REQ auto
mobile were greatly pleased at It's
phenomenal run from New York 10
and thirteen minutes This was TO +"
record run. The REQ car was SEM
out TO see how quickly 1t could travel
across the United States, and If nos
sible. break tho record, which II dill
1t performed its duty in every respnct
and 1T proved to be a car we'll Inai1c
well set together, and in ali resnccts
one of the greatest cars orr the mar
ket NC
The enormous hills that 1t encopn-
tered the REQ climbed without trou-
bic. 1t seemed there was nothing that
1t could not do. 2 y - =
There were several possible wavs To
beat the record. One was to go AZ q
nigh rate of speed over the good roads
making big mileage. stop the greater
part Of the next day to make repairs
ana keep the record. The REQ did NOT
make It's record this way. II went
40O 10 400 miles in avery twenty four
hours except In the very romghcst
country. just so many hours from one
place TO another, and The REQ main
tanned steady nace day after day
and night after night; ut no time did
1T fall short of tile very cxactinE de-
'nands made upon IT. Tho invariablc
character and general ability or the
feo has been known for years by REQ
owners. and has been proven bv mum,
bcrs OF public tests. but this Is tho
greatest test of all. and has absolutely
proven the REQ automobile stands ouf
as one OF the very best cars built for
maintenance and durability.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
MACK AUTO TRUCK.
Foster Motor Chr Company Exhibits
{ilnnt Commercial AutOmo-
bile.

Probably nothing has created moro
interest among business men during
tie past week than the appearance
npon the streets Of Il motor driven
truck Of iivc-tons capacity. manufac-
tured by Mack Rros.. at Allentown. Pa.
This truck is being demonstrated TO
Richmond by Foster Motor Car Com
paily, COS West Broad street. Although
rated ut five tons capacity. it has
hauled loads Of nearly seven tons over
the hills Of Richmond with npparcn,iy.
as much ease as though the roads
were perfectly level. The use of such
vehicles saves their owners vast
TRANSFORMATION OF merchandise. Ono
OF these trucks will do the work or
from three to FIVE double teams, at
ABOUT inc average expense mainte-
nance of ono team.
Another advantage OF the motor
truck lies in the fact that by their
| gested in the shipping districts, as o
motor driven truck occupies less space
on the street than a horsedriven team
| and truck
used and loaded from n side gate. in
stead Of backing up to the curb, as is
| much OF tho space OF Cary Street and
adjacent streets would be availa BILE
for traffic whereas under the present
conditions the congestion is so great
that much valuable time is lost to the
| shipper on account Of this condition.
Also. If motor trucks were universally
used, they would materially lessen the
number o! vehicles required to trans
port the daily output OF merchandise.
| on account OF the very much greater
carrying capacity. UP the hills as we'll
| gestion.
| There Is no argument which VIII
hoid against motor trucks. and with
the rapid 1rowth Of Richmond and In
| its efforts to be ui,-to date or even q
| little ahead Of the times. II IS n safe
| prediction that the necessity OF using
| motor trucks In order TO take care OF
! the vast shipping interests will become
| more apparent to the mnuufact urer
| and merchandise time goes on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
TWENTY Stills DESTROYED
Successful Raids Made by Revenue
Officers In Franklin County.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Roanoke. Va, March 1S.-Thc largest
and most successful revenue raids ever
made In this section of the county by
feueral officers were pulled off in
FRANKLIN county during the past few
days. The raids were led by Deputy
Collectors w. a. Hendricks and r. T..
Henry. of North Carolina who were
assisted by Special lImploye H. c.
Weaver, OF Grayson; Deputy Marsha
W e. Woody and Possemon j. B.
Hodges and w T. Webb.
MessrS. Hendricks, Henry and
Weaver left Roanoke last Tuesday and
returned last night. after having de-
stroyed exactly twenty Illicit distil-
1lerles' ranging in capacity from 60 to
oVo gallons each. 13S gallons of corn
whiskey and 10000 gallons of beer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
SUIT FOn $4,000.
-Ns'''n 'rc" Out of injury to Leg OF n
ltncinE NInrc, i8f7

Action Grew Out of Injury to Leg OF a
ttncinE Marc.
st. Paul. Alnn.. March Isis tho
tendon in n leg OF racing marc
worth $4,000? NJ. ". Savage TODAY,
Tiled suit III the Federal Court for the
above amount against the american
i1NPreSs Company for an alleged injury
Patch. daughter of the famous Dan
l,atch. said to have been injured while
the animal was en route from Chicago
to Grand Rapids. Mich. July IT., 1910.
Chicago officers OF the express eom-
pany refused to allow an attendant to
accompany Rena Patch in the express
car between the two cities
N The high temper OF the horse made
an attendant necessary" alleges the
petition for Judgment.
When the racer arrived at Grand
Rapids, ii is said, she was useless for
racing, and she has been useless since.
further declares Mr.. Savage The suit
will be tried in the April term OF
court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
WILL DUST HIS ENEMIES.
Tennessee Congressman Declares War in
E Ills District. ..

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.]
Bristol. Va March 1s.--Rcprcsentatt,-e
Sam Sells. OF the First Tennessee District,
in view Of tho stubborn stand taken by
Postmaster Crawford Alexander Mt Eliza
hethton. In refusing to vacatc tho post-onicc
there after Z. r. hathaway had been COM
nlissoncd as his successor. Issued state
ment tonight declaring It his purpose to
GUST every enemy from office in the district
In so far MS he might he favored By the
administration II II costs him second term
In Congress. He asscrts that Alexander liz
guilty of partisan activity and OF dIstri-
butinG liquor and using other means to in
huencc elections lie charges that num-
Der OF The old postmnsters. who served
during Brownlow's years in Congress, arc
not loyal 10 the Republican party. but sup
ported the candidate OF the Patterson
Democracy, and showed their friendship for
the whiskey element.
Sells has been CONGRESSMAN only since
prominent postmasters removed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19

/ Bell (Jr)-<2; \. 3. Cosby (Jr.). >.
Distance. ~ feet l-2 inch.
StandipG hop, step and Jump But
ton Trt), |: lienb Onto. 9: Coleman
atJrl,f !" Distance. % feet 9 inches.
Pole vault-Bell Nnt). /; Johnson
.GJrD, .. Height feet inches Mill
er t3do and *. b. Cosby Jr.) tried FOR
third.
21-lb shot put-Padgct Orb, /: Sat
teEhelo Gnt), .; Hamlin ORD 8. DIS
talfce. 80 feet lo inches
Two-lap relay Won by Intcrmcdi-
ates. Time. GO 70 seconds
Intermediates - Satterticld, Button.
Henbi Bell. Juniors-Coleman. Brad
bury, J.. II. Cosby. a. b. Cosby
INDIVIDUAL STANDING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
RECEIVER ASKED ron.
Petition In Bankruptcy Filed Against Stras
burg manufacturing Company.
lsresial to The Times Dispatch.l

NNtEIaI 10 ! NH 7 IN"S-I JISpAtCN.I -----
Lynchburg Va. March iS-An involun-
tary petition In bankruptcy has been filed
in the United states Court hero against the
Strasburg manufacturing Company. OF Slras-
burg. by several Nhw York concerns. who
allcge debts against the concern to the ag-
grcgatc of about $1,000 II Is charged that
one members Of the firm, e. l.. Folk whose
service was secured at Suffolk, Va. has re-
moved effects OF the concern to west Vir-
Sinia and transferred them TO a corporate
with intent 10 place them beyond the reach
Of creditors. For that reason and 10 opera q
the plant at Strasburg receiver Is asked
for. Appointment has not yet been made
by Judge Mcdowell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19

Especial to The Times DispatchJ
ms on. salem. n G., March is
Mis. Lizzio Head, aged sixty. was
found dead in bed at King. stokes
county. this morning. The coroner is
investigating To see If her death was
frop; some natural cause
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
YOUNG WOMEN ARRESTED.
Will Be Given Hearing Charge Of shoot
Ing at Officers.

Bristol, Va. March lS.-Telegra phic ad-
vices from Long Fork Ky. tho scene OF
las, Wednesdays battle between revenue
officers and women. in which one man was
killed and another wounded is that Bette
and Mamie facsltt, aged sixteen and eiGh-
teen, who assisted their aged mother in tho
battle. have been arrested and viii be given
n hearing at Pikevillc next Monday
The girls fought the officers In nm. effort
to secure the release OF their brother.
Charles Tackitt, who had hecn arrested for
lnoonshining Young Tackitt made his cs-
cape in the mountains and has not been
seen since.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
VIM play Final Ganc 1,o-n.x

'1fOt Springs, Ark.. MARCH N18.-NIan
ager Walsh, Of the ST. Louis Browns. Is
dtsplcased with the method Of two
clubs using one park, and the nine
game series scheduled between the st.
Louis Americans and Cincinnati Reds
VIII terminate Tomorrow 1t was am
nounced that -morrow's game would
be called at 3 o'clock In order for
the 81, Louis team to make late after
noon train, honeward bound.