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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
BUILDING PERMITS
Atlantic Coast Line 70 Erect Freight Depot
in Southside.


in Southside.
building and repair permits were issued
yesterday as follows:
Atlantic Coast line Railroad Company. 10
erect onc-siory Srck freight depot OH the
east side Of HUH street between Twenty
first and Holly Streets, to cost 1851.
q L. and r. 4. Clark, to erect two
story b-"k dwe.ting on the cast side OF
AddiEon between Hanover and Stuart Ave-
MUGS 10 eos; s3,2ro
Il. NJ. Slaughter, to Greet one-story trick
tenement, TWO stores. oil The wtsS side OF
Tweniy-Gi;h street between vcnabic and
T. streets. 10 cost sl,3Ss
L. V. Hood. to erect one-story frame
church on the north side of Lewis street
retwecn Eaton street ana Williams bur &
Avenue. to cost 5000.
Thomas T. Bryan, 10 erect a onc-story
brick tenement. Two stores. on the cast side
of Laurel Street between Grace and Broad
Streets. TO cost 5000
Thomas r. Bryan, to erect a two story
brick tenement containing two stores. with
lodge halls above. on the south aide OF
Broad street between Laurel and Pine
streets. to cost $1,000.
Mrs. Bertha :. Blair. to erect one story
rrick garage IN rear OF fct West Franklin
Street. cost $3.50,
Rev. John q. scott. to repair brick fac
tory, zoos East Main Street 10 cost sSij
"a l.. 1fcnna, TO repair srams dwelling 500
ST. James street, 10 cost $3.50.
G. G. Williams, to repair frame dwe!linE
f05ic North Twcnty-hrst street. to cost 1856
j. y. Carncai and :hc estate OF pr John
L. Davidson. 10 repair Two brick stores, 100
oe2 EaST Rroad street, to COST SloD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
south Richmond Bureau,
This Ttmes-Dfspatoh,
1rr0 TJpil CCr.-,

Phone Madison 10
Determined that ro~dytsm among tho
younger element In tho 3outhside must
cease. Justice II A Maurice. OF tho Police
Court. yesterday morning Imposed n nne II
50 and costs zach on Bernard worsham
Daniel WORKMAN and william Mcnamara.
young whits mon. who Vere arIos.cd Fri
day night on charge of disorderly CON
duct. w. d. Bullock charged with the
that he was not a member of tho gang was
brought forward.
I'iDen as follows were collected: Jamox
f. Moore. VITA beating. $40 and 800 bond :
Frank spicor. nghting, -; Samuel scott,
peddlinE without license. -; A r. Raw
lnond. drunk. $40; John Sawyer. oolored.
drunk. So.
Rules were issusd FOR william splcer and
J. F. Wood. who failed TO appear in court,
Opens Hastings Court.
Tha April term or tho Hust,nrs cour,
Fart 2, was convened yesterday by JudE.
+: II. Wells. No grand jury vas drnwn
Two criminal cases were set FOR trial on
april is the three negroes George Howard.
george Waller and William Howard under
Indictment for robbing the freight sheds n,
the SeHbohrd Air Iinc. will be arraiyned
clarence Harris. coiored. who has confessed
TO the murder OF Fletcher McAdoo, win he
brought to trial May l.
Iuoge Wells ordered removed from III.
docket the CAGES OF tho Commonwealth
sSainst James cosbiiI. Charles II. Jordan,
ohrneu Walter and Arthur Mosby ali nc,
cnsed OF inisdc mcRnors, and tho apncaicd
case OF the Commonwealth against Wa:;e:
Gilbert. " f->'
Dates for the hcerin. OF six o, IN. ,b,,,v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
Taft Urges Immediate
Relief for Sufferers

Washington, April 15.-Prcsidont
Taft to-day sent to Congress a spe-
cfnl ntfssaKe urging tho Immediate
appropriation OF amounts nK8reKat-
Ing nearly S7sS,00O for upe in con-
trolling tho foods of tho sIisnIs-
nippi River and to aid Hood suffer
ers.
The mcnsnEo asked for 100000,
In addition to tho sS50,o00 sirendy
appropriated, to BIO used In strength
cntnE tho lcvsrsI e276.o0G for ex-
penHcs of tho quRrtermnster-Ren-
crabs department In furnishinE shsl-
ter. forage for cattle and horses.
transportation. etc, and f2l2.S0T for
rattons already supplied or to he
supplied TO destitute perronn Tho
President based his request ON esti-
mntes made by the Secretary OF
Wnr, which accompanied tho mos
mage. There nre. $500 destitute peo-
pie In the TenSnB md Bouef river
basins In ArItnnsas and Louisiana,
according to rcport received to-
day at the War Department from
Major w. W. Sormoyie, who has re-
turned TO Memphis from an inspeo-
ton or TINT diatrict. He anys pco-
and that a bont from Memphis VIII
not reach them In time.
Representatives Brouaunrd. of
Louisiana. md IsarriclI. of Texas,
requested the War Department to-
day to send hmm ediste relief to the
food sunerers In the Week sburE
dintrict. 0rdcrr have boon Issued
to comply with the request.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
ROYAL ARCANUM SESSION
Grand Council to Install New STATE o5,c,,

Grand Council to Install New stnte oS,c,
Here To-Duy.
Tne executive and finance committees of
INC Grand Council. Royal Arcanum, moi
yesterday for the purpose OF considering
reports OF grand officers. which will be
presented to the thirtieth annual comvcrtiot
OIL the Grand Council at Murphy's Iioi,i
, Goa, az noon. Besides transaetns the
routine business OF the order tho Grand
council VIII install the ofIccrs.elcct OF rho
s.a.e organization and elect REPRESENTATIVES.
10 me supreme Council. which will mo-, IN
ms city next month. 90
Harry r. Ward. New Jersey. Ins+an,r,
ohicer and r. II. Albcrts. New Jer.ay
Grand secretary and acting supreme enid.
Mn, wtii take part In the proceedings The Wis
tso.s Werc given an informal dinner al m.
notel last night. There were speeches Nv
isieute haht- Governor Ellyson and Iocn,
members of the order ''eA'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
GUN ToTERs FINED
Negroes WHO Carried Concealed Weapo
Alsn plurcd I-ndcr

Negroes Vito Carried Concealed Weanons
Also Placed Under Bond.
William Sims and John PEesuick, negroes.
were each nned sie3 and costs and placed
under 800 bond for twelve months yes,er-
Gay morning In Police Cour, for carrying
concealed weapons. A revolver was found
on each.
George Banks, colorcd. was hold for tho
grand jury for entering the home OF Rober,
PuFyear, ~ West Broad Street, and steal
Ing suitcase and clothing.
Frank smith, colorcd, was fined f.5 and
costs for cutting George Smith. also coIored,
with razor.
william Thornton, co!osed. was hned $50
and costs for maintaining an obIectionab,c
house at L.. Yves; Federal Street
DAVID Morris. colorcd. was aned so5 and
costs FOR as,ault!Es Ada Watkin, with a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
BANKRUPTCY MATTERS
M'cloy Granite ounrryIns Company File.

Mo'loy Granite QuarryfnE Company File.
Voluntary Petition.
'ohn ~ McCloy and Avis Fltzhusl. Io,nt
pinprietors OF the John y. McCIoy Grani,a
Suarryins Company, OF TIcnrico rountv'
med yesterday In the United States Disl,.ici
Gonrt voluntary petition In bankrIintcy
~ nc, assets OF the company amount to ss6-
yse.V3, With liabilities put down Mt sia.osT. Is
iihrry O. Rcnttic. OF lienIico county, vas
nppsslied receiver. 80
Nhoiher petition In voluntary bankruptcv
was entered by Albert p Drauckcr. n lin
ner. residing OF South Linden Street. lilo
owes Sc'5io. and has assets amounting 10
third petition in voluntary bunkruntcv
was Med by J. c. Watts OF Highland park
iicnrico county The liabilities ara M,
Gown at Si'oi5, and the assets at $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
HAS DAUGHTER ARRESTED
rretty Fifteen -Ycar-old Schoolgirl said 10
BE IncorriyihIr.

Louise Powers. pretty schoolgirl OF ff-
teen years. was arreftcd last night on a
warrant sworn oil: ny her mother. charging
her with being nco.riSiblc. She is said TO
have run away from her home 81: North
sycamore street
The girl. who Was pupil OF thc Villa m
Fox school. was found by Detective KrcnEci
l5 West Gay Street. where she had
rented room. She gained admission 10
tho house. 4; is understood. by stating that
the was from tho country and was at school
in the city. The house, she said. in which
she formerly boarded, had burned, and so
l; was necessary for her TO seek new quar-
tiers Accepting this statement "a true sha
admitted noarder by the propr:c-
tor.
She was taken to the First Police station,
and Will likely set a hearing today in the
Juvenile Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
PRIZE COLLEGE DRILL
Benedictine Boy. Engage In Contest TO
Gold Medal.

Benedictine Boys Engage In Contest for
Gold Medal.
rive hundred people attended the prize
driii and social at the Bcncdict!ne College
last night. a spirited competitive drill wa s
inc princiDc feature OF the evenings en-
'eriatnment, which was mainly military
MaJor f. ". Bowles. OF the Richmond
B!ues. acted as Judge OF the contest The
driii was conducted b. Joseph lie MasurIe,
major and military Instructor OF the cadet
corps The Anal contest narrowed down to
three young men-Joseph West LEO A
kain and John c, Dusan These drilled
LOT so'he time, but Mr.. Dssan lasted the
longest and won the gold medal II will
Dc presented TO him AZ commencement 4
dhncs concluded the exe-cisee
rather Jerome made The address OF the
evening, discussing tho school, II. posst.
biiities and the military features
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
Two Now Candidates.

Or W. n Street. OF 1la East Franklin
Street, announced yesterday hi. candidacy
LOT the Common Council from Lee Ward
huboect TO the coming Democratic primary
Dr. street is native Of Essex county and
graduate in dentistry o. the Medica, Col.
lego OF Virginia in 1905
Another candidacy announced y.s..rd,.
WAS ths, OF p =. Pitcher as candidate for
the Council from Clay Ward Mr. Pitcher
Is civil engineer by profession, and live.
at 9ll West Clay street
All candidates desiring tn have their
names on tho official ballots are rcouITrd
70 post their assessments with treasurer or
Goode. on before Saturday A, IL o.c,oct
noon. - - N'oNF>
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
n
CHILD BADLY BURNED
Group Kettle Exploded and, set Fro to Bed


Clothing. z
While beating out Tho flames which ems
vcoTca her infant child's hcdcothes yes-5
ttrday. Mrs Milton Hughes OF lsoS Virginia
Avenue, Highland Park. was severely burns
ed abou; the hands and face. The two
months infant was badly burned. although
t!le injuries nre not REGARDED as sesiousf
The child was rushed TO thc Virginia Hos
pital IN an ambulance.
The flames were communicated to tho (
Sedclothe, OF the crsb when the alcohol
lamp or Group kettle, exploded. The cl,ilde
was suffering At the time vita the Groups
and the kettle had been placed between
the bedslothes 10 ward on further lllnesss8
The mother was In an adjoining room AZ
the time of the explosion. but was brcushrs
back by the Infants screnms. She duickisa
succeeded = In smoihering tho blazing
clothes. Before tho fire was axtiagu.shed3
the child had been burned about the face.s
hands and legs, ~ 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
NEGRO YOUTH ARRESTED :.
on CHARGE OR FOHGEK

Laurie q. Burton, colorcd, nineteen wears
old. was arrested yesterday by Officers Mott
and Kidd on warrant charging him with
forgery lie is accused of signing the narne
Of Robert r. Jackson. also cnlored, TO A
check for IS. drawn the Church mn
Bank. He was unsuccessful in attempting
10 have the paper cashcd the store OF
II. 4. James, an East Broad Street Shoe
dealer. Jackson learned that Burton had
ATTEMPTED to pass the check and swore on,
tho warrant for him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
QUITS ONE COMMITTEE
TO BIZ HEAD OF ANOTHER

Chairman John T. Don Icavy Iast nisht
resigned from the Committee on Markets to
acccr, the Craftsmanship OF the Committee
on Electricity. made vacant by the death
of Councilman John !. Lynch.
Councilman George NJ. Cease was elected
chairman OF the committee. with Alderman
H. u. Pairam subchairman. Tho COM
mittcc recommended additional appro-
printion Of $3.50 FOR improvements TO tho
First Market. The original contract was
awarded to w. 3. Chesternan for slIiiO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
surrenders To Police.

"Eoundtr' Wyatt, colored. who was
charged In warrant with feIaniousiy as
saultinE with a knife Richard Lee, also
colorcd. surrendered yesterday at the Sec
ond Police Station.
Bert Lewis, coiored. was arrested on the
charge OF stealing Sle from John Tricc
When he was searched at the First Station
razor was found in his pocket and h,
was also charged with carrying concesied
weapons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
JUSTlFIABLE KILLING
Cornner's Jury Eyonrntes WnverIy Hnrris,
Who Stnhhed Benny BLAINE

Who Stabbed Kenny Blaine.
y corrner'S jury. emnanc!ed 10 view the
body o; Benny Blaine. eolored, who was
Killed Saturday night ny Waveriy Harris.
colorah. Yesterday returned a verdict OF
jus;stnhlc mlnslaushter. The Inquest was
held in the UenrlcO Courthouse. Tho pre-
li.ninnry hearing OF Harris was fixed for
April =. !, Is probable that he will BIO ao-
II Harris cnme to the county jail Sunda
afternoon and offered TO surrender himself,
thus bringing the irSt news OF the killing
According TO Harris's story. he went to the
dead mans home TO pay n call, but was
met at The door by Bainn. WHO began to
curse him and drew Knife to stab him,
whereupon Harris pulled ont thirty-twc-
eaiibre revolver and shot his host through
the heart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
HELD uP AND BEATEN
BY NEGRO HIGUWiYAIES

While passing through a field near rwcn.
tS-ninih and Eenable StrceT last nirht
Hn"nt dusk on the way to his home, 100
was held up by two negro h.Ehwayrncn and
severely beaten. He had no valuablcs win
Nun. out ono OF tine men, after a hard fight
his pockets o"SH
In the strussle he was badly bruised ana
an nSiy cut inflicted In hts lip. lie WAS
'sea'eo ny DE- j. j. 1fulcher, Ambulance
surgeon OF the City Hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
POLICE STATIONS INSPECTED
By PURCHASING COMMITTEE

The purchasing committee OF inc Board
OF Police Commissioners last night made q
formal inspection OF the First and Second
station houses. Certain changes in tho
equipment OF each. ii is understood.
contemplated.
Al the First. among other things. It will
be necessary TO arrange accommodat lions
foE the new automobile p3srol. which will
shortly be placed In commission Bids for
tho machine will be made this week. an
appropriation OF $1,000 for this purpose hav-
Ing hccn nude by the council
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16

cd the contest. Tho two teams Will
go to Charlotte on special train to-
morrow morning. where the third
game wifi be played tomorrow after
noon
iiHeH and Lee the star twirlers of
the two teams are scheduled n ~
the opposing twirlcrs tomorrow. Tho
Official box score tells tho story Of
,o-day's contest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
Council Committees.

The Council Committee OH ScEsets VIII
largest docka1A in many months In prnspect &
Other meetings for tonight at the city
HaIl are the Committee on Cemeteries Ssss
$50 o'clG-R the Committee on sfT1at clean.1
Ing al oclcCA. and the COMMITTEES on H.
nance al 5 o'clock. t 98tI 15,f y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
Carolina.
Totals .--....a5 10 Is 2715

- 'i'Hh .-.--...-...3 . " % q III 0
Summary: Two base hits-Hanes.
Home run-Ncf Sacrifice hit-Hanes.
Base OH balls--On Grant. 3: off Good
hue, B; off Woods. 3. Struck out-By
Grant l; by Goodhue. 4: by Moods, l 0.
Hit by pitched ball-Edwards. Stolen
baSes-Edwards, .: Leak. Finley.
Double plays-LiIe to File: Page to
Leak. Left on bases-Virginia, 4;
North Carolina, a.-Base on errors
Virginia. 3; North Carolina, 2. Hits
Off Grant In one and onc-third in
nings runs. 4; of Goodhue, IN
six and two-third innings. Time, o.05.
Umpire. Mr. Henderson. Attendance
$500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
Virginia,

Totals ........s5 "a 10
RiScy batted for Landes In ninth.
"Gocch batted for Goodhue In
ninth. 40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
Marriage I.iccnscs.

The following marriage licenses wera
issued yesterday in the oflicc OF the
clerk of tho Hastings Court:
Arthur c.. thinner and Jessie Leo
Wilkinson; William J. Rowley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
-icadcuiS-Thc Kirplcss.
lsij0u-iiatinec aud night, Thuraton,
thc Magician. Say

the Magician.
The King WIznrd Here.
We have with US this week our OLD
triend Thurston. the master magician
and the king wizard, with lots OF new
tricks and illusions. Flo kept full
house last night completely mystltled,
and tho kids in the front rows We're
driven to their feet tina after time
by the wonderful stunts that Thurs
ton pulled off. Tho Lcvita ton OIL
Princess Karnac" was almost mlracm-s
lous while the Triple Mystery" would
have made Sherlock Holmes look like
lIillsville slauth. The wizard was
ably assisted by various and sundryi
persons In the audience, none OF whom,
OF course, he had ever seen before.
He mixed wonderment and amusement
very happily. and those who Composed
the house last night arc guessing yet,
Theo BambcrE entertained during onel
intermission with some good shadow{
work. The show is very entertainment
even TO those who have seen 1t year In
and year out, because there arc plenty
OF new things In 1t evolved out OF the
versatile brain OF Thurston himself
For boys and girls. 1t Is the best show
that will! DC here this year. Folks VINO
believe in "hants'' can set all they
want from Thurston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-16
Al the I;npIrc.

Mcrmaida, 'Tho Diving Venus"
tops the most entertaining btu pre-
scented Ivy the Empire in weeks. She
lis divinity with Shapcly ends. dives
and splashcs I'm true -tnn$tte Keller-
man STYLE. and wears moth ing that is.
not absolutely necessary. Her razzle-.
dazzle and .cakG-waikIng stunts in the3
water arc ahead Of anything ever
brought 10 Richmond On the vauda-
vile stage.
The lions share OF the applause went
10 Ncvlns and Erwood, who present a
singing and dancing hlack-face aot,
which takes like the measles. Three
solid minutes of applause followed this
Siddg jig step fiiish. but like all true
artists, they rrfused to repeat.
Captain Powers and Company gives
a iirst-class ventriloquial act with hyeI
dummies ana real live beautiful doll
in the cast The setting shows New
York's Sky line in the distance. with
the windows OF the skyscra pcrs lit up.
and tusboat crossing the river
Dick Miller gives numb r or clever
character songs, and PiQuo. the COM
cdy performing clown. opens the bill
with iiftaen minutes OF freak acrobaticl
stunts. which please the Kids and
make the old ones wonder how he sur
wives Two good reels complies tho ]
V i
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-11
DEATH OF JAMES N. B0XLEY
An Old and Respected Citizen Of the
County Has Been Called to
His Reward

The news of the death of Mr.. James
NJ. Boxley, which was briefly men,
toned in these columns yesterday aft
ernoon, and which occurred at his
home in the Brazos bottom Tuesday
afternoon at / o'clock, brought heart
felt sorrow to the hearts of his many
friends in Bryan and throughout the
county. He had been i'll but short
time with meningitis and few of his
friends knew of his illness before the
news of his death was received.
Mr.. Boxley was born in Forest,
Louisa county, Virginia, May 2S, 1851,
and therefore lacking but a short
time of being 81 years OF age. He
came to Texas when young man %
years of age, and Brazos county had
been his home nearly all the time. He
was a good man and citizen, and by
mis- noble, generous nature made a
host of friends by whom he was held
in the highest esteem.
He is survived by his widow and one
daughter, Mrs. Genus Jones, in this
county, and many other relatives in
Virginia.
He was laid to rest at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon in the Newsome
cemetery, DR.. NJ. E. Weaver conduct
ing the funeral services.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-11
UnveiI Confederate Statue.

Columbia, S. c., April ia mag
nifcent monument to the women Of
the Confederacy was unveiled here to
day with imposing ceremonies in
which veterans and Daughters of the
Confederacy from many states partici.
pated. The memorial is the work of
F. W. Ruckstuhl, the New York sculp-
tor. The women of the South are
symbolized by the figure of a woman
seated in a chair OF state. The figure
is clad in the plain costume in vogue
at the close of the war, and at her left
is winged boy bearing an armful of
flowers, while at her right is winged
young woman holding a boquet and
scroll. William E. Gonzales, editor of
the Columbia State, wrote the inscrip-
tons, one of which reads: The trag-
edy Of the Confederacy may be for
gotten, but the fruits of the noble
service of the daughters of the South
are our perpetual heritage"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-11

Mrs. George r. Branch of Houston
returned to her home today after a
pleasant visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Buchanan.
Just received a carload of red-top
cane seed 1.-THE kind that stays green
all summer. Special prices on guam
titles. Hensarling Bros. Phone ISL
Miss frankie Armstrong of Hearne
is visiting relatives in the city.
Judge Hatton w. Summers of Dallas,
candidate for congressman at large
was in the city today in the interest
81 his campaign. He was pleasant
caller at The Eagle office.
Uncle Josh" will be presented by
local talent at the Steep Hollow school
building Friday night, April IL. The
proceeds will go to the library fund
The play has fine plot, thrilling sit
uations, and Rastus, Minerva and the
Dude" will make you laugh till your
sides ache. Admission Csc and 15c.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-11
Enral Nrn1a
Wick Bros. for milo maize chops

Wick Bros. for milo maize chops.
F. w. Locke was here today frsm
Tabor.
]. E. Mathis was here today from
Reliance.
Wanted-All the old rags you have.
Eagle office.
Prof. F. E. Giesecke was in today
from College.
Walter English was here today from
Steep Hollow.
Wick Bros. for all kinds of chicken
feed. Phone 376.
A. l.. Higgs of Rye was business
visitor to Bryan today.
Mrs. H. l.. Mcknight of College was
shopping in town today.
Wick Bros. have just received two
cars of milo maize chops.
Tom Peyton was visitor to the
city today from Benchley.
R. Q. Astin returned today from a
short visit at Mckinney.
Facial massage and hair work.
Phone 41S. Beatrice Calhoun.
Prof. H. L. Mcknight of College was
a business visitor here today.
Commissioner Roy Hudspeth was
here today from his home at Tabor.
J. H. Lawless and wife were shop
ping in the city today from Kurten.
Hon. and Mrs. Charles Davis Of
Steeles Store we're in the city today.
For Sale-Whippoorwill peas at SO
per bushel. Address T. A. Tobias,
r. F. D. No. 6, Bryan, Texas.
Ernest Board and ]. X. Presnall
were here today from Harris school
house.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-11
PEOPLE SHOULD GUARD
AGAINST APPENDICITIS.

Bryan people who have stomach
and bowel trouble should guard
against appendicitis by taking simple
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as COM
pounded in Adler-ika, the German APP
pendicitis remedy. A SINGLE DOSE
relieves sour stomach, gas on the
stomach and constipation INSTANT
LY because this simple mixture anti
septicizes the digestive organs and
draws off the impurities. E. R. Emmel,
druggist.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-11
Walter Grover Locke.

Walter Grover Locek, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. S. E. Locke, after con-
tirtued illness of seventy-five days, in
which everything that loving parents,
kind friends, skilled physicians and
trained nursing could do, died Tues
day, April 9, 1912, and was laid to rest
in the Cottonwood cemetery the next
day, in the presence of a large crowd
OF sympathizing friends of the grief
stricken parents and little brothers
and sister. The funeral services were
conducted by Prof. ]. T. MCGEE.