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Evening journal., 1913-10-17
TAIInRs.

NJ Observation-Disclosures
M. Formerly at Nc. 407 Delaware Ave.
fura repaired and remodeled. Lowest
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. Also
Ladies' Tailoring. Suits made TO order from
your own material.
NO 70i WEST EIGHTH ST.
Work called for and delivered
sept1o-im. D. A, B7tsY 4.
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TYPEWRITERS

~ tIPEWIfTERS REPAIRED. RENthD,
A sold. Easy payments. Bargains, slightly
used Royals. Underwoods, Remingtons. KID
kc' ST. Bath phones a23-h.
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PUBLIC SALE AT wM,
VI. Klair's bazaar, SATUR.
DAY. OCT. is, so bead
horses. wagons Of all
kinds. one very nice two
seated carriage. Large lot
new and secondhand har.
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personal,

>>o~--.>--~->'--,--.---- >s>s-,>-.--
II AIDES $1,000 REWARD Posi-.
~ lively guarantee my great successful
Monthly" remedy; safely relicves some Of
the longest most obstinate, abnormal cases in
three to Ave days; no harm. pam or inter.
ference with work; mail. 81 90; double
strength $500. Or. Southington No. 20
Long Bldg Kansas City, Mo. oct6u
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L URNIsHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
II No. 9i1 Orange ST. octi0lm.
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LOOK COMPLETE HOMES
FOR SALE
~ sPEcIALs MusT I'D

FEW SPECIALS MUST GO.
Twenty-sccond and Boulevard; new;
sione square built 10 rooms. . baths,
hot water heat Lot 5nxi2o feet
2aio Monroe St. square built; modern:
3 rooms. bath casy terms
2f0f 20 2ftO Madison ST. new each
rooms and bath only $500 cash required
Cor. Th'rtioth and Washington sis
sio W. Twentieth ST., rooms and bath.
modern, square built
24a2 and es34 W Nineteenth s..
new houses square built; each rooms,
5oa n. Franklin ST., 6 rooms. b,tb. mod
ern
Corner Third and Washington SITS.
rooms. bath. Rent. s2s: Price. $4,000
Six new brick houses. each rented for
$3.50 "a month. Price, 81 $50
1903 and 1885 Nsndcrer avenue. new
each rooms, bath. modern; rent for SIS
a month Price. 81 600
l9room Mansion, acres Of land Al
Rod Lion on state road near Bear Station
suitable for home or institution. Prics
only $4,000. big sacrifice.
Double house each rooms; 5.s of an
acre at Greonbsnk, near Springs trolley.
Rent. $40. Price S1.050.
acre farm. NcW Castle Road. on trolley
AZ acres. kirhwood ~ mile Of depot.
Price $500
81 acre farm. Fairville
90 acre farm 90 Mt Cuba
10 and a. acre farms Centrevine
26 acre farm Brandywine hundred
Price 50 600.
% acre farm. 1-2 mile Of Newark.
300 acre farm near Delaware City
Many good business locations in stores
Many other modern houses some ne- On
easy terms and Investment properties
Several productive farms and country resi-.
dences. near city. all sizes.
Desirable building lots both cit and sub
/ urban ut sacrifice prices.
Renting a specially.
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Il OR RENT-FoUR OR SIX ROOMS AT
II Roth's No 200 Market ST. octii-3t.
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~ OvERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
" to get Ny free booklet Y-66c. tells bow.
Write today-NOW. EARL HOPKINS,
Washington, u. c. oetl.1mo
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~ HREE OR -FOUR UNFURNTsHED
rooms and bath Apply No 53i East
seventh street. oct16-3t
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Help wANTED--MALE

M. .ANTFD-ERRAND BOY IL CAP.
w poau's drug utore, opposite B. and o.
station oct16-2t.
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For SALE

Il OR sALE-PRTvET PLANTS. GEORGE
II Pursey, Newport Del. Telephone, d.
A., ii3oD. ooti6.im.
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nor sALE-MILK ROUTE OF $50
It quarts. Inquire No. 3004 Washington
street. octl Let.
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.ESMEN WANTED.

III
< rED-sALEsMAN TO SELL OUR
inc TO all classes Of stores in small
dry towns Cnmmission 20 per cent.
18th $4,000 weekly drawing account Dept
r. Gro cider Co, 207 So. Commercial St.
81. f.ouls. No. oct9tf
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DANCING LESSONS.

hANCTNG LESSONS, PRIVATE OR. IN
~ classes Regular dances Monday and
Friday evenings. Mrs. snyder, odd Eel
lows Hail. Third and King streets.
oct aim.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

1RY ANnFD-WHTTE OR COLORFD
srcnce required xnptv Mrs YViiiia., r,n.
man, No. "a Belmont Avenue. Richardson
Park. octi6.3t.
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ROOFERS
sOARDERS WANTED

Wy -GENTLEME BOARDEkS
w Apply 1924 Laurel street
octI5.1mo.
ny GENTLEMEN BOARDERs
w IN private family 30 West Eigh
fconth St. ocf6 m.w,ftf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
Y. NJ. c. A. HEARING
IS POSTPONED
Boards Investigation, Scheduled
for Tonight, Goes Over
to Next Week.

The adjourned meeting OF the board
OF directors of the Central Young Mems
CHRISTIAN Association for the purpose
OF continuing the investigation of the
inctnods OF conducting that institu-
ton. scheduled for tonight. has been
postponed for week or more Prcsi-
dent w. u. Duke said last night that
III. meeting would be held either on
tuesday, September %. or on Friday
September &c, probably on tho latter
date. AS il seemed to suit better the
convenience Of tho larger number or
directors. Due notice. he said. would
be given through the press of tho date
selected for the adjourned meeting
Or. II &. l." Miller. chairman of the in
surgcut committee. made no comment
on the post poneincnt. except TO exprosH
regret that so long time was allowed
TO clapsc from tho date the matter
vas opened. on September 2, until
therc should be another hearing
At the meeting on September 4
number OF men whose names had been
fur nishcd b. the insurYcnt committee
appeared by special invitation Of tho
president and gave their visws. and
were closely crossqucstioncd by mem
bcrs OF the board. II was announced
/ that tho adjourned meeting would be
( toT the purpose OF allowing any others
! who desired to he heard OH matters
affecting the good OF the institution
/ to come forward and state their views,
no special witnesses 10 he summoned.
and no invitation made. save through
, the press. Dr. Miller announced at
/ the time that his committee did not
I desire to present further names OF
/ witnesses. resting their case on the
! expert testimony OF State Secretary =
I \. Ackley and the statements OF a
+ number Of members and dorrnitory mon
heard at tho last meeting. II is uu-
I dcrhtood that at the adjourned meet
I ing several friends of General Secrc-
ta"y Mckc. desire TO lie heard III his
+ behalf. and that figures wlll be pre-
scented to show tn. growth Of the
association here since Mr. Mckee took
charge. eighteen years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
MANY CANDIDATES
FOR SPEAKERSH|P
Cox in Lead, but No One Has
Majority of Democratic
Caucus.

Major J. y. Stubbs. candidate for the
spcakcrship Of the next General As
sembly. was a caller at the state Capt.
tol yesterday. There are now eight
candidates TO succeed Richard Evelyn
Byrd. who did not offer for reelection
from Winchester and Frederick coun-
". Edwin +. Cox. OF Richmond is
conceded to have rhc largest number
Of votes pledged to him at this time
though no candidate has anything like
a majority Of the Democratic caucus.
Judge Martin Williams OF Giles Coun-
t.. who is receptive rather than an
active candidate. has many promises OF
support, though, AS his friends recently
rallied to his brother. Judge Samuel
w. Williams he has hesitated To call
on them again in his own behalf. Hugh
4. White. OF Rockbridge. whose pro-
nounccd position on tax reform at the
last session brought him into promi-
hence. is regarded "a formidable can
didate. Harry r. Houston; OF Hamp-
ton, has number of Tidewater votes
pledged To him, and claims that his
section has not had its share in the
distribution Of State Offices. Mcssrs.
! oliver, Adams and Metz are also men
toned as candidates before the caucus.
With so large a number OF candi-
dates in the field. il is doubtful il any
candidate can enter the caucus with :,
/ that time the lines will be more clearly
drawn, and il will be plain who are
the more formidable candidates. The
question will be decided by the way
! the friends of the weaker men throw
! their support after having fulfilled
! their pledges by voting for their can
didatc on the first ballot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
WANTS $4,000
FOR HIS ARREST.
M. d. Bloom Sues T. 7. Todd
for Alleged False I'm
priSonment.
DrlSOnnnent

Trial was begun yesterday in the Law
and Equity Court OF the case of NJ -.
Bloom against II. j. Todd. in which
the plaintiff sues for $4,000 in lieu of
damages and injuries to his reputation
suffered as the result OF his alleged
false arrest on a warrant sworn out By
the defendant charging him with as
sault. The incident dates from July II.
1872, when Bloom was arrested upon
the complaint OF Todd and taken to
the Second Police Station. In the Po-
lice Court the next day he was ac-
quilted.
The opening arguments In the case
were made before the jury yesterday
The plaintiff charged that he was un-
lawfully. falsely and maliciously ar
rested. entailing upon him much injury
to his character and great monetary
loss. The trial or the case VIII be re-
sumed this morning.
The Law and Equity Court yesterday
morning called the entire docket for
the regular fall term, and set the date
OF hearing for all cases.
Judgments were entered as follows
r. i. Barnes against W. r. Walker
sbll.2J. and j. j.. and II. w Raglant
against w. r. SnellinEs. s36l87.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
GIVES HIS BLOOD
TO SAVE F|ANCEE
Miss Nellie c. LaFon Recovering
From Operation Made Posi-
BILE by TRANSMISSION.

Miss Nellie c. LaFon, OF 103 West
Cary Street, is recovering at the Shell
tering Arms Hospital from serious
operation. which was made possible by
the TRANSMISSION of more than pint of
blood from the body Of her fiance. Il.
H. Hickman. OF 3S27 Fifth Street, Full
ton.
Last week Miss LaFon's condition
became critical, and she was removed
to the hospital. Examination by sur
gcons showed that an immediate OPP
Grafton was necessary, but owing 10
her weakened condition it was feared
she could not stand the shock. II was
decided that the TRANSMISSION OF blood
from the body OF a healthy person
into her veins was the only means OF
building up her weak constitution Mr..
Hickman. who enjoys robust health,
unhestatingly offered TO submit to the
operation, which was performed on
Saturday by DR.. ]. Shelton Horsley.
| 1t was successful in every way. The
blood was permitted to flow from the
arteries in Mr.. Hickman's arm into
those of Miss LaFon.
| Mr.. Hickman rapidly recovered from
| the loss of blood. and was able Il
leave the hospital I'm a short while
The condition of Miss LaFon was las,
night said to he satisfactory. and hcl
complete recovery was predicted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
INDORSE ACTION
OF CONGREGATION
Third Christian Church Upheld
by Ministerial Association in
Rejecting Francis.

AZ the weekly meeting OF tho Min
jsterial Association OF the Christian
Churches Of Richmond and vicinity.
held yesterday morning. the body pass
cd a resolution indorsing the action of
the Third Christian Church in cxclud-
ing DIR. David II. Francis from mem
bcrship In that church. while deplorinE
the occurrences which led up to that
action. The resolution follows
Resolved. That We deplore the re-
cent occurrences in tho Third Christian
Church of this city. and heartily indorse
the action taken by the congregation
last Sunday morning in excluding David
II. Francis from the membership OF said
church
The congregation Of tho Third Chris
tian Church. rs printed I'm Tho Times
dispatch yesterday. voted Sunday morn
ing To exclude it's former pastor from
membership by vote of - to a. thus
making void its action Of tho previous
Sunday. when membership was voted
TO him. 50 10 D The former action
WAS taken under misapprchension.
1t was declared by Elder Baldwin. and
WAS improper and void, and a paper.
prepared by the board OF elders set
ting forth tho statement that pr.
Francis could not prove that he was
a member OF any Christian Church in
the brotherhood. and that his accept
ancc member would be In viola =
tlon OF a section of the church law and
| would be detrimental to the Third
Christian Church congregation, WAS
put To tho congregation FOR acceptance
or rejection.
The opinion OF the elders was upheld
by large majority Or. Francis.
with dramatic statement that any
woman who said ne had ever made an
improper proposal to her lied. left tho
church. He said afterwards that he
would never darken it's doors again.
In Sunday school. however. no WAS
unanimously elected teacher OF the
Bible class. He said he would teach
/ II I'm his own home. If the members SO
desired. lie Will remain in Richmond
| unless It is necessary for him to go
! elsewhere TO make his living.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
NEGRO BADLY STABBED
Row over Gambling Debt Leads To Sc
rious Cutting AHray.

Robert Lee. coiored. VAS dangerpusir
cut late yesterday q fternoou b. "a negro
said To be John Davis. known TO tho
police as Skin John" AZ tho result
of an argument over q gambling debt.
ii MAS said The cutting took place
at Jail Alley and Marshall Street. Davis
escaped after the stabbing and the po-
VAS treated by DR.. NJ L. Torrcgrosa,
city Hospital ambulance surgeon. was
stabb.d ~ the neck, arm and abdomen.
i.uly Williams. colorcd. OF G2l North
sixth street, was badly cut last night
By another colored woman. Annie Tay-
lor TWO gashcs We're Inflicted III her
left arm. one five inches Ions ana The
second one inch. II was necessary for
pr. ] VI. cofer, ambulance surgeon, 10
take six stitches IN them. y waIran,
for the arrest OF the Taylor woman
was sworn out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
SUBURBAN HOME BURNS
Ne>tbrook House Destroyed While Family
IL FrcpnrinE 10 Now To CITY.

Just as the family was preparing To move
10 the city for The Winter the home Of VII
ham IL Minor at WestbrDols, iI.nrico
County. burned 20 the ground Yesterday
morning. Sone or the furniture was -nv-d.
hut me larger part was destroyed The es-
minated loss Is about SO 600
- me origin ~ the trse was not ascertaircd.
the furniture had been Grated for removal
and Nj. and Mrs. Minor were at tho near by
car line when summoned back by the ire
IN th"ii home chemical engine from 80
! . company Was sent to tho scene hut the
house was beyond saving when the appara
ttis arrived.
this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
SEMINARY OPENS TOMORROW
E1ercises VIII Begin with nm Address
hy President MOOrc.

by President Moore.
The opening exercises OF the Union
Theological Seminary will begin to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock, when
an address will be dc livcrcd by Presi-
dent w. W. Moore. So far. the regis
tration OF new students for rooms is
greater than ever before. and IL Is
expected that This years attendance
will break all records.
The executive COMMITTEE. has ar
ranged that the work in. III, depart
mcnt Of church history. for which no
permanent provision has yet been
made will be carried on by Or. LinSle,
Of the faculty: Rev. Russell Cecil, ID.
D., pastor OF the Second Presbyterian
Church. and Il. r. Lacy. .lr., y. b.. Il. D..
the Moses Hogc fellow for the coming
session. AS Rhodes scholar at OK
ford university. England Mr.. Lacy
has made special study OF history:
The James Sprurt lectures which
were to haze been given by Sir Will
liam Ramsay the latter part of DC
tobcr, have been postponed. Thcy
will begin October rs and continue
until November a. This change was
made necessary because of tho con
nct Of dates with the sessions Of the
synod Of Virginia. which will meet in
| Danvlllc.
barber Arrested for Theft.
Charles Talumbro. nineteen years
old, IL barber. was arrested yesterday
| by Patrolman Schlicf on the chan ge
OF stealing $40 from Ivan Mueller.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
TWO BANKRUPTS
Richmond Men Take Federal Law and Show
Only Small Liabilities.

Two voluntury retitions IN bankruptcy
We're filed yesterday In The United states
District court.
Lucian r. jackson. Of Richmond nlcd a
declaration thr6:sh' h.4 attorney. Melvin
TleFcNhciuor giving Liabilities Of S5ie.5j ana
no assets. Iucian Ja- kson was the largest
cr.di;or having "a claim Of $40 against the
petitioner. Other creditors are: .. A. Davis,
$50 Myer Greentrce, $500 Louis curr!er!.
S4N3j
Hobson Davis OF ltchmond. railway
brHEcTnan. presented schedule, giving lia-
Whites OF SlS0.12 and assets Of 81 Tho
Lend Hand Loan Company. OF Richmond.
hpics the largest claim against Davis. the
amour, being $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
SPEEDERS FINED $10O

Two Connected In Police Court and Take
ApprnI from Crut chfieId Sentence.
W f., iTrntifi and Samuel Baker wcrn
each nned icb and co,tH yesterday morning
In Poiic~ court fpI' driving automobiles faster
thai niioWed by law. Both noted an appeal
10 She iinstiugs court
I'TcuiihF WHF arrested Saturday night by
Motorcyry, DnIt-r aamiIein when he was
caught racing al thirty miles an hour
through Grove Avenue, Bekcr whs arrested
by the same officer SunduZ afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
Rc0uisitlon Honnre,l.

Governor Mann hUnored requlsition yes
Frcay from the Governor OF New Jersey for
inhu Kilkenny, wanted IN Atlantic County.
Vs. J.. TO answer to the chhrE" Of emb-zzlc-
rnent. Kilkenny employed ~ {, driver
FOR m express company. ana Is charged with
having Iuada way with $685. OF the com
pauy's funds. lie g. under arreS. in sor-
foli aud will be taken hack TO New Jersey
f0r TRIAL ty - special officer. Edward IS.
llnrr!ran detailed Tor that purpose by tho
Sew Jerney uuthoTlties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
DisnrticrlY ON Car

Lee Smith. coiorcG, Was fined so and costs
Yesterday morning In Police Court FOR being
uisord"rly whilc on n Highland Park car.
william Taylor. colored. fined SO FOR
Monroe Street
Maurice Baptist. co!ored. charged with as
ssultlnG George +. Pohiman, IIenric0
County farmer With "a rock was dismissed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
lind No Right to Use AUTO.

Wallace Heck. colored, Was arrest
ed Yesterday by Bicycle Policeman
LESS on warrant charging him With
using an automobile of the Alsop Motor
Company without permission
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
Tin,ley Charge Dismissed.

Mrs Joseph i. Tinsley yesterday With
drew "a charge OF Eousupport asans, her
husband Constable Tinsley. OF Hcnricn
Counts and the warrant was dismissed by
Magistrate ~. :. Sunday. before whom Tins
ley WAS arTaigned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16

cars OF the Richmond ana Happahannocl;
railroad. GeorEe Taylor and Robert Stewart
were hned slJ and costs yesterday morning
by Magistrate II. s sunday OF I!.nrIc0
county. and warned that tho next oifens.
would result in 81 double assessment,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
Irin,-d $40 for Cruelty.

;; y. stanley was fined 40 and costs yes.
'fiday luoruinr In Police Court for cruelty
NcEtiuc % donkey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
senator burton TO spenk.


The opening feature of Thursday s
session Will be an address on the pro-
posed currency legislation by Theo-
dore T. Burton, United States Senator
from Ohio. \ general discussion or
bank advertising and business building
| VIII follow, under leadership or T.. w.
I Ellsworth, publicity manager of the
Guarantee Trust Company OF New
York The address Of Secretary OF
StaJc Bryan has been fixed at a spe
cial session at +. Nj. TO suit the CON
/ vcnicncc Of the secretary. who will
come from Washington for the pur-
pose and who writes that he must
leave il the afternoon for Charlottcs-
Vile
! ON Thursday afternoon there will he
n debate between teams from the Chi
cago Chapter and the Pittsburgh Chap
ton. Pittsburgh taking the affirmative
and Chicago the negative. George
! Bryan. Ernest NJ. Long and Christie
! pier u. Garrett, of Richmond. are &c
be the judges or the debate.
| Friday viii be given over to a dis
! cussion OF the more technical details
Of banking There Will be n sympo.
SUM on clearing houses ana thc OK
! tension OF thc!t function, on the transit
/ check problem, and other features o
internal bank management on Fri
l~day afternoon there Will be a bushes:
! session for the election Of officers, Sc
/ lection Of - convention city and trans
! action Of other business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
Entertain i'cntures.


Arnong the entertainment features
be a trolley ride over the city and to
the Country club OF Virginia for Il
lawn party tomorrow afternoon.
special cars leaving the Main street
entrance 10 the Jefferson Hotel at ,
o'clock. stops are 10 be made at the
Larus & Bro. tobacco factory. and St.
johns Church. \ buffet supper viii
Dn served at the club and there VIII
be dancing later.
On Thursday night there VIII be n
Richmond joll!fcaticn III the ballroom
Of the Jefferson Hotel with POLK Mil
Ter in old plantation stories, refresh
:ncnts ard dancing. The committee FOR
ihis' occasion III X. T.. Gordon. Alvin
NJ Smith president of the business
Mcn's Club, and w. r. Dabncy. bust
ncsY manager OF the Chamber or Com
mcrco. a complimentary informal
dance will he rendered 10 members OF
the convention and their guests by the
Hotel Richmoud on Friday might IN tho
Hotel Richmond ballroom. HE boat
trim given BY the city OF Eichmond OF
Saturday VIII be the closing feature
OF The convention. Connections VIII h,
madc for thosc Wishing 10 return &c
NcW YORK or Boston by boat from Nor
folk and also for the Washington ant
Baltimore boats from old point, th'
remainder of tho party returning e
Richmond by train
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-02-08
NEWS ITEMS FROM
pASRANASAr VALLEY

ALAMO. New. Feb. s--The fam,
lilies of john Wedse and Merle Scho-
field are afflicted With measles
Miss Laura koyea has been on the
sick hist the past week,
Mrs, james Castles OF Hike is re-
covering from sewers attack OF the
grippe,
nea. Butter and jack jenkins
were visitors in Alamo. sunday,
\ ], Richards and j. NJ. BriEl-
al Asve soae On a pres pecting trip,
Willie L stewart rSsWraed from
bis cattle raaSe in tlae I-s oaiata
u Be in , bad condition owlRg to the
lack of storm
Mrs I J.. stewart cane w froaa
saesr ranch sunday
Y X. Adccck 81 Caliente was Wis
- tas Salsey the past week. He
ataeAsisd BY MeSSrS, Sid and 4,
pace. proceeded to Wi'lows springs
o hook AFTER cattle interests Mr..
ascS in his Cow boy regatta hcoAesa
like an old timer at the business.
Joseph Eorem2ster lsft Friday foI
Ca6eate, HE will bring hack supple
for @ n Foremsster's store
lssaef hssase and son. Willie. have
saas aa a trapping expedition.