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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
HILARIO RUIZ IN
JAIL HERE FOR
SAFE KEEPING
Man Accused of Shooting
Transito Gabaldon Of San
Rafael, Arraigned in Los
Lunas Today.

liIrIp RUIZ. accused Of the muir
der Of TranHtn GHbaldon 10 san
% nrl, valencia county, thr"" weeks
900. aud Vhu Was captured Ia Grant
county ur iVu young bows, wHs
brought 90 Albuquerque Saturday
evening ana was kept In thu Brtna-
lllD county iail her" until this morn.
ius, when hr war taken 10 LnH LunaN
tor uTrIigum"nt
II ~ likrly he Hlll h, brought back
h,iu tonight Tor sufr keeping. when
~" arrived here saturday evening ltui2
"us suffering great pain h"rHuS" b"
h.d h""u wearing - pair ~ hhndcuifs
steadily fur three days The KEY Ia
~" handouts had been lost FOrtu-
Ha,,ly. On arrival here. rndrrshcrin
DI,k Lewis had "a key that unlocked
the hHudUuffB RUIZ expressed great
I,lrut when the bracelets were Slipped
from. his wrists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
THIRD DEATH IN MONTH
IN SALAS FAMILY

u stlaa. ll-y.ar-Old son ~
A. s.Es OF 1921 South Third
-'t... died ~ 1880 last night Thif
.. .., .N.rd death IN the family in "a
i.rlI Mrs Snias and - siN scar ola
,u..l having recently passed away
T|. ..r"rul win b. held nom tho
S..r.g llraTt church Ht 10 q. 10. TO-.
ru..r.".. burial iu San Jv-' '"iu''Tt
.,..nds are I'M tied.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
clubs Robbcr with II Turkey.

IlIChhrId, =. J.. Doc IT, With n
turkey as weapon John Moran, a
farm hand. early kept u highwayman
at bay ana saved his wallet, contain
ing 4326 which he had received
only short time previous from his
employer for his months work
Moran was walking over Il lonely
stretch of road toward Paterson
when he approached the I.aKawnnnn
railroad the hIghwayman jumped out
from behind n tree and demanded hi'
money Moran swung his turkey and
landed On the fellows head with such
force ~ 10 knock him down. III
then dropped the bird and pummelc'
the would-be thief with his lists, aftoi
which he continued his journey with
out further molesiatiOn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
STOLE FLOUR FROM
BERGER'S IS CHARGE

Caught rcd-handcd by Merchants
policeman Antonio Gucvara coming
out of Bcrgcrs feed store on Copper
avenue with hundred-pound sack
OF hour Pablo Suurra, 10 years old,
Is today prisoner IN the city jan.
When arrested SuHTc2 stoutly denied
that he had stolen the nOur, claiming
that he had bought II for $3.50 from
a man that he had met In an alley Il
moment before, Suarc2 told the same
story In police court today one ~
Sunrc2's pals was arrested last night
On VHgranCy charge ana viii prob
ably be sent 10 the county Jail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
NCWE WNNCW ron RIaN

WANTED -- Experienced saleslnd ies
1IS West Gold
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

WANTED Woodlands studio, 81 ~
West Central avenue wants help for
some special work. Both spanish and
American; either sex.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

wANTED--yi5 girls 20 demonstrate
Kellog'a Toasted Cvrn Flakes In To-
cal stores Must be- acquainted with
city. Apply 10 Mr.. Rowe. between z
and y. ~, "Wednesday. Room z,
Savoy hotel.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

New four room house. new barn
and chicken nous" ana yard, House
II furnished aud there are some farm
implements, Eight miles south OF
town. Price $40 per month 10 good
tenant John NJ. Moore Realty Com
pnny, PA West Gold avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

Ask about the t4O Toilet Set 10 be
given away. Powell Drug co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
Treatment of AlkGH Land
and Johnson Grass

Bulletins h, y IIumbcrt Nponomst,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
Th.ln6 sgiYing Dance.

One Of the most successful affairs dance given by the Pine Bluff Aere of Eagles at the r commodious hail filled the dance hall, the parlors and it unging room and the most g5.n- ial good nature peryaded. To the sTains of music from Howe's or chestra the dancers enjoyed them selves to their hearts content and during the intermission one of the finest dinners ever served on any such occas on was partaken of by those present. The supper was served by the members of the Lady Eagles Social Club, and each lady her utmost to see that everyone had a share in the m1ny del4cacies.
 The Lady Eagles were the recip- ients of 9 huge white cake, bearing a little card wih the following inscr D. tion. ITO t:e Lady Eagles Soc Sl Club for their assistance to make our Thanksgiving Ball success. From Baldheaded F,agle.'' While the identity of the donor was never fully proven, A. A. LeLaur n, one of the most popular and loyal members of the aerie, was accused of having sent the cake, though he denied 1t strenu- ously However the lad es expressed their gratitude for the handsome gift.
 The huge turkey which WIS exhlb- ited in Seawell's window several days was awarded to F. O. Piper, cou- pon No. 104. Each admission ticket had a duplicate and these were placed
 Il big box. After hearty shake to thoroughly mix the tickets little Miss Josephine Clayton drew the lucky ticket from the box.
 The affair was one of the most del gntful ever given by the Eagles and that is saying quite lot as they have given many enjoyable affa rs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
GIRLS ASSAULTER
 GIVEN LONG TERM
Ernest Welch Will Serve Two Years For Tarring Miss Minnie
 LaValley.

Norwalk. O.. Nov. 27.-Overruling a motion for a new trial Common Pleas Judge John D. Carver this afternoon sentenced Ernest Welch, one of the six West Clarksf!eld young men joint ly indicted last month on charge of 'rict1us conspiracy" in connection with tho tarring of Miss Minnie La Valley in West Clarksfield on the night of August 30, and who was t's,ia\ ie ed OF November 6 on charge of assault and battery, to six months i,nprisonm, mt in the Toledo work house, tC pay fine of $2OO and costs or prosecution which amounts to about sl30.
 The sentence is the maximum un- der tie law and was recommended to the court by. the jury which found Welch guilty as the workhouse allows only about 60 cents per day each, ii Welch is compelled to remain there until the fine and costs are paid he will be in prison for about two and one-half years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
Mother Goose Bazaar.

The Social Service Club vii. give q Mother Goose bazaar Saturday, No- vember 30, in the building at Second avenue and Chestnut street. This will prove very interesting to both young and old as the young ladies of the club will be attired to represent the Mother Goose characters and will sell articles from their respective booths.
 There will be everything suitable fer Christmas gifts for sale and it is earnestly desired that every one at tend this coming event. From II 30 to 1:3O lunch will be served for the men and all afternoon the visitors will be served with elegant refresh ments
 The following are the characters to Ee represented:
 Old Mother Goose herself, Mrs. J. A. Mcleod.
 Little Boy Blue, Miss Nettie Lloyd.
 Little Jack Horner, Miss Willie Mae Toney.
 Little Bo Peep, Miss Mamie Nunn.
 Mistress Mary, quite contrary, Miss Olivia Alexander.
 Jack and Jill, with their pals. Miss Julia Houston and Miss Gertrude Fox.
 Little Miss Muffet, Miss Annie Mar tin.
 The Old Woman in the Shoe, with her large family of dolls, Miss Maxine Matthews.
 The Old Woman under the hill, who for a small fee will read your pres ent. past and future, Miss Hattie Or to.
 Old King Cole, Miss Ethel Clements.
 The Queen of Hearts, Miss Martha Angel
 Marjorie Daw, Miss Emma Plum mer. Polly put the kettle on, Miss Elea- TOT Mum.
 Little Polly Flinders, Miss Marie Lloyd.
 Simple Simon, Miss Margie Bell Atkinson.
 Old Mother Hubbard who will sup erintend the lunch counter. Miss Irene Bassett.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
MANY DINE AT THE
 CATHOLIC BAZAAR
:a,ksgiying Dinner W ll Rr Frat. ured TOday-Workfng For the a
 New Church.

Fully 150 business men took ad- vantage of the fine d nner at the Catholic Bazaar yesterday and many were also served during the supper hour.
 The lades are fully preparedt. for the i.ost that will partake of turkey and cranberry sauce at the bazaar today and the menu will not be equal ed anywhere with, the possible excep- ton C the larger hotels.
 Parishioners thronged the bazaar building al! day and last night up until late hour there was hardly sufficient room to accommodate the mammoth crowd. The many art cles of fancy work, dolls, candies and other confections are find ng ready sale and it is probable that this bazaar will exceed all others from a financial viewpoint.
 The activity of Monsg. Lucey in cons aering plans and studying out designs fer the fixtures of the new
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
Is Pine Bluff Satisfied?
The Evidence is Convincing. The Tes-
 timNnY Open tO Investigation.

Before a statement can be accepted here, it must be supported by local testimony-by the evidence of some one residing in Pine Bluff. State- ments from unknown people in re- mote places may be true, but we can- not prove them. Here is statement by a Pine Bluff man:
 C. D. Smith. 1103 w. Sixth avenue, Pine Bluff, Ark, says: 'I have taken Doan's Kidney Pills and as I have found that they are a remedy of great merit, I do not hesitate to recommend them. l have taken this remedy on different occasions for lame and ach- ing back and it has always promptly relieved me. 1 publicly endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills some years ago and at this time it gives me pleasure to do so again
 For sale by all dealers. Price soc Foster -Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name Deans and take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28

General Topic: American Social Problems"
 Devotional exercise, leader Bible Study Topic, "The Golden Rule.'
 Query, What are the social prob lens of America? Religious indifference, Mrs. R. G Rowland. Liquor Labor, Poverty, Mrs. T. Y Murphy. White Slave, Mrs. w. F. Ballard. Piano solo, Query ?. What are some of the la. Dor problems? Law Wages, Women Wage Eearn- CTS, Miss Nan Brummitt.
 Low Wages, Women, Mrs. Harring- ton. Defective and delinquents resulting from poverty, which is the by-pro- duct of our modern industrial greed Mrs. F. R. Hamilton.
 Vocal duet, Mrs. D. w. Ferguson and Mrs. l.. D. Lifts.
 What are you going to do with these problems? Mrs. V. s. Mcclellan.
 Vocal solo.
 Prayer and benediction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
q q < BRIEF MENTION ++ -
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B. F. Ashcraft went to Watson yesterday to transact business.
 Attorney s. J. Hunt was in Little Rock yesterday on legal business.
 Mrs. Ben Williams went to Will Hams Flats yesterday to visit rela- tives.
 J. w. Gibson, Jr., of Sherr Il, was a. business visitor m the city yes terday.
 Miss Barbara Belzner will spend today in Camden with Miss Bruce :Lockctt.
 Miss Lucille Issace went to Almyra yeste- -day to spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
 J. A. Racop left yesterday for Memnhis to transact business for several days.
 Mss Stella Anderson went to Little Rock yesterday to spend to- day w tn friends.
 Misses Esther and Mildred CoWer are at Philadelphia to spend Thanks giving with friends.
 Arden Bennett Smith and Clifton Hart will go to Altheimer today to spenl the day hunting.
 MT, and Mrs. Howell WestbrooK went to Memphis yesterday to spend Thanl sgiving with friends. MT. and Mrs. Charles Barthett went to Argenta yesterday to spend Thanksgiving with frientds. Little Annie Lucille Rosenberg went to Little Rock yesterday to spend today with relatives.
 R. A. Pickens, of Walnut Lake will spend today in the city the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. w. Mills. V ss Nolie Harrison, of ;as Ms'- .h.yts and Planters Sank Wilt :2enc ;ctay with friends in Little ROCK c. J. Sawyer left yesterday fol Carthage, Mo-, to attend the bedside of his mother, who is ser ously Ill. Harry B. Solmson, of Camden. spen yesterday in the city on business. Hs came here to dispose of 125 bales Q cotton.
 \ Ms. Henry Marx and children Sidney and Fannie, have gone z | 7s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
MAILING OUT VACCINATIONS

Little Rock, Nov. 27.-NOw that all governors of the United States, with the government officials as we'll, lhave been supplied with copies of the en- gravsd Thanksgiving proclamation sent out by Governor Donaghey dig nitar es of Arkansas are receiving copies. The secretaries in the of- fices of the state officials have been busy mailing them out for several days. 100 ccp'es have been ordered from the printer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28

Texarrana 70 visi; relatives for q few days.
 Hubert s. Solmson, of St. Louis, who s travelling this territory, is here calling on his trade and v.s ting relatives.
 w. s. Jones, travelling auditor for l the Iron Mounta Il, with headquar- ters at Little Rock, was in the city yesterday.
 Pref. Junius Jcydan lef, yesterday l for Louisv lie, Ky, to attend the ses- sons of the Southern Educat on al Association.
 G. E. Lytie, a deputy in the en- cult clerks office, went to England yesterday to spend Thanksgiving with "elat yes.
 l.. J. Rogerson, prominent young business man of Marshall, Texas, is in the city visiting his brother, James Rogerson, and a number Of friends.
 w. D. Kennedy, of Little Rock. special agent for the Gross R.. Scruggs Insurance Agency. of Dallas, Texas, was in the city yesterday. Poa;off, ce Inspector George L.. Reeaer and wife, of w Transport, Pa. are ii the city and will be the guests of Mr. and Mcs. Fred C. Flrth to- day.
 Miss Myra Carscn and Mrs. Nora Hens.ty, of Hensley passed through the city yesterday en route to Alt he m,r to spend Thanksgiv ng with MT. and Mrs. J. s. Barraque.
 Mrs. Mary DeGroot, with her two children, Kathleen and Hudson, have returned to their home ill Muskogee, Ok, after a months visit here with her parents, Captain and Mrs. J. M. Hudson.
 John w. Rankin. advance agent for "The Goose G rl" company was in the city yesterday making arrange IuGu3S TOT luc pIOuuCllOu Ol tHC charming romance at the Elks The ater on Saturday, matinee and night, December [.
 Deputy Sheriff; c. c. Brewster, De- putty Sheriff Dave Glover, Dr. William Breathwit and Misses Willie and Nao- mi Steed have returned from Little Rock, where they were witnesses in the case of Kazza against Pinchback l Taylor, in the federal court, Miss Elsie Baldwin, who is teach ing school at the forks of the Cam den and Sulphur Springs road, left last T Ight for her home at Rison, to spen:l Thanksgiving. She was &C., ccmpanied by NJ ss Alex Breathwit, of Wabbaseka, who will be her guest.
 Adam Goldman, who has been con- ducting a sale here for the J. B. Simon Company for several weeks, will leave this morning for St. Joe, Mo-. where he will handle another big l sale
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
ONE LONELY CASE IN
 POLICE COURT

Dusty Roads is the fabled name given to the pol ce when a man look ink ike the character his name im- piled, was arraigned before Judge J. R. Stewart whom the electors of the city gave new lease of life on his job Tuesday, in police court yes- terday morning. Dusty was charged with being drunk and disordery and the reelected official assessed the said Dusty a five dollar penalty for his violation. Dusty's was the only case in the city court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
City Beautiful Club.

The City Beautiful Club held its regular meeting yesterday instead of today at the Hotel Jefferson. Routine business was gone through with. Supe Tisors reports called attent on to the muily and unsightly condition of the paved street leading 10 the cemetery. The question of sidewalks was brought Up and discussed. As is well known some property owners have never put down sidewalks There is a. blanket ordinance in re- gard 10 tn matter, which should be enforced. The lot between Dreyfus whole.,ale store and the Methodist pars)nage vas spoken of and sugges- ons in regard to is improvement were many. Conditions in and aroun the fair building were discus sed. The club would be glad of inn provement. Superv sors were re- questad to go over their districts and present. reports at next meeting. It was decided to present the following petition to the "Honorablc Mayor and Members of the City Council asking them 70 have the downtown districts cleaned and to enforce the law n rega"9 to certain buildings pronounce ed unsafe in fire limits, the erd nance in regard 10 the use of garbage cans, the blanket ordinance in regard to sideN alks Tae cotton men are car nest,y requested to scatter as little of tho 'fleecy staple" as possible and assis, in keeping the streets in or der. Housekeeners can help by keeping ;he aurbs and gutters clean. As there Was no further business .he cllb adjourned to meet on Decem- Der 21.
 Press Correspondent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28

AT THE JEFFEkSON--F. ]. Dar- ragh Little Rock; w. $. Goodband, New York; Thad w. Wiffin, Peters burg, Va; H. G. WalZ, st, Louis; C. J. Bass, Bearden; J. Prinz, St. Louis; H. s. Powell. Camden; c. H. Haring, Chicago; w. J. Heddins, Kansas City; A. R. Stoeffer, New York; Hurd ]. Miller, Cleveland; Joe Macon, St. Louis; J. l.. Gamer, St. Louis; c. M. Ralk, Atlanta, Ga; D. P. Little, St. Joseph; R. M Bass, Louisville. Ky: J. w. Gatling, St Louis; J. A Hain, Chicago; C. D. Stelky, Little Rock; L. w. Marshall, Detroit; F. c. Henkel, St. Louis; w. l.. Taylor, Memphis; :; R C. Blordell, Baltimore: G. J. Blor- dell. BaltimOre; R. U. Fletcher, St. Louis; R. G. Harden, Lincoln, Neb.; Charles Schappe, St. Louis; s. J.. Fraser, Memphis.
 AT THE ARLINGTON-W. E. Ken nedy, Little Rock; G. K. Ingram, Florence, Ala; J. w. Deer, Malvern; l.. P. Thomas, Cincinnati; c. P. Thornton, Cairo; H. P. Taylor. Little Rock; J. A. Shearn, Little Rock: J. T. Madden, sherman; George All drews, Ferda; M. Cochran, Lyle, Tenn; D. s. Locke, Memphis; E. R. Russell, Dallas; l.. E. Jordan, For dyCe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
Mathontes Club.

M:s. N. E. Trulock was hostess to the members of the Mathontes Club yesterday afternoon in her apart ments at the Hotel Jefferson. The attendance was net large but the meeting was most enjoyable. The follcxjng program was rendered.:
 "Our Army Posts,;" Mrs. Frank Thompson.
 'Tae Social Side of Army Life," Mrs. w. A. Taggart. Z "0rr Navy After the Spanish Amsrlcan War;" Mrs. Howell West brook.
 Discussion, Bob Hampton at Placer"
 Following the program the club mad the pleasure of listening to sev- eral selec, ors rendered by the Musical Cotere Quartette. composed or Mesdames Ferguson, Thompson, wood and Lake.
 On'y routine business was trans acted but Mrs. Trulock, the president suggested that il would be very con- Venlent to hostesses if the club mem- Defs would notify them if they could net attend. All the members iuily coincided with Mrs. Trulock. As the next meet ng would come on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28

church has reflected itself in the meinaers of the church and all are
 with one accord anxious to have the new St. Joseph's built. All funds derived from the present bazaar will
 go into the building fund. :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
Tnterdenonlinational Meeting.

An interdenominational missionary meeting will be held at the Lakeside Methodist church Friday afternoon, November 29 at .2:3O as part if the ob- seryance of Home Mission Work. All the pastors of the city are request ed to attend this service, and by their presence and cooperation lend help and encouragement to this worthy cause.
 Following is the program which has been arranged:
 Leader, Mrs. J. l.. Harrell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
Box Supper at "Y."

The young ladies of the High School and the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M C. A, will entertain the juniors and High NSchool boys with a box supper at the association building tonight Music and games will also furnish en- tertainment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
Merry Methodist Maids.

The Merry Methodist Maids of Lakeside church will entertain their friends this evening from s to 10 o'clock at the church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
ENGLISH sERv1cEsa, eaa:si
 LUTHERAN CHURCH TONIGHT

Rev. w. c. Schrader, pastor of the German Lutheran eanrch. Sixth ave- nus and Florida rest's announced yesterday English 4ervices would be ttlc this evening sk 7:45 o'clock tonight and all are t6Srd ally invited to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28

Chr simas day the club decided 10 hold it on Tuesday, December 31. with Mrs. A. w. Troupe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28

J. w. Ferguson, of Sweden, was a Pine Bluff wis tor Wednes sday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
SOCIETY

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28
MEMS CLOTHING.

Tn this department we defy competition. There is not a house in this section that can touch us when it comes to. prices, quality and style. Ob- serve the following prices:
 50 Suits in broken s:zes in all colors, worth $500. In this Fall and Winter Opening sale ......................----.-. S4.JS
 Strictly all-wool, heavy Serge, worth $15.00; Fall and Winter Opening Sale ...-.,.............-...S7.9 .9S
 s25 Tailor-made Suits-styl- ishly made and positively the latest weaves to be sold in this Fall and Winter Sale $12.98
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-28

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-12
REbUR|AL Of MAN
FOUGHT IN COURT

Because the late Dr. Chapman Powell
had decreed that his body should re-
main buried in the little two-acre Gem
etery of Hardeman Primitive Baptist
church, on the PAGES Ferry road, heirs
of Mrs. A. K. Houston, deceased daugh-
ter of DR.. Powell, have joined with
heirs of the late Mary j. Rucker in OPP
posing the erection of the Rucker mau-
solemn in Oakland cemetery as the last
resting place of DR. Powell and his i'm
mediate family.
Joining the Rucker 1egatees, ten heirs
of Mrs. Houston, headed by A. B.
Houston and DR. w. J. Houston, filed
suit In superior court today to set aside
the features of the Rucker will relative
to the refinement of the bodies of DR..
Powell and his wife, Mrs Elizabeth
Powell.
The petitioners asserted that DIR.
Powell bought the land upon which the
Hardeman cemetery is located in 1910
and set aside two acres for a burial
ground. 1t was his wish, the suit re-
Iates, that both he and his wife be
buried there and this wish was carried
out to the letter.
When the will of Mrs. Mary ]. Ruck-
err was probated it was discovered that
she had set aside $4,000 from the es-
| tate to be used In the erection of a
granite vault in Oakland cemetery as
a burial place for herself her late hus-
band and her father and mother. Mrs
Fuckers heirs Immediately filed pro-
test, citing practical reasons as the
cause of their action
The suit filed today by the heirs of
Mrs. Houston, a sister Of Mrs. Rucker,
is based upon sentimental grounds. 1t
is asserted that Dr. Powell preferred
the Primitive burying ground to any
other and that his last wish should be
respected.