davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-09-19
P0GUE AWARDED
$500 in SUIT
Jury Seals Decision At 10 80 Thurs.
day Evening-0pened At Nine
this Morning.
DEFENDANTS WANT NEW TRIAL
Third Time Since Accident In 1909
That Case Has Been Before
Court

About ten thirty last evening the
jury in the J. P. Pogue VS.. the Great
Northern Railway case reached a
verdict which was read at nine
o'clock this morning and which
awarded the plaintiff damages to the
extent of $4,000. This is the third
time this case has been tried. tt was
first brought into court in 1910 but
was dismissed by the plaintiff. In
1911 the case was again tried be-
fore Judge McClenahan but was dis
missed by the court. In the 1913 trial,
which opened Tuesday morning and
continued until yesterday afternoon
at 1880 Alexander James of St. Paul
and Thayer c. Bailey of Bemidji
were attorneys for the defendent and
John F. Gibbon and Marshall A.
Spooner for the plaintiff.
This case has proven to be of inter-
est to great many friends of Mr..
POgue who was formerly mayor of
Bemidji. 1t appears from the evidence
that in the month of October 1909
Mr.. Pogue and a party of Bemidji
friends were struck by great Nor
thern freight train a short distance
from the main street of Wilton. Mr..
Pogue Immediately started a lawsuit
for, damages on the grounds of negli-
gence on the part of the railway COM
pany as the head light was unlighted
and as a result he received perman-
ent injuries. In the last trial Mr.. .Po-
que sued for $1,000.
Judge B. F. Wright heard the case
and stayed judgement for 80 days.
According to T. C. Bailey the Rail-
way Company will undoubtedly ask
for new trail
Much comment has been made by
the attorneys of the city upon the
evidence given by the witnesses. Yes
terday afternoon II. II. SymOnS teStl-
fed that he was in the car at the
time of the accident and that when
approaching the tracks Mr.. Pogue
said Lets Beat Them to it, when
he noticed the train approaching.
In a former trial Mr. Symons had
testified in favor of the paintiff and
as result he was asked if he had de-
liberately lied in the former trials.
He was allowed only to answer yes
or mo- to this query. Yes, was the
reply. Mr.. Symons stated that he had
thought the matter over carefully
and last night decided to tell the
truth.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-09-19
CAN SHOOT DUCKS NOW
My Kill Fowl On Tributaries Of
Mississippi River

f4unters in this vicinity will be
- pleased to learn that the law does
not forbid the shooting of ducks on
lowlands or tributaries of the Misss-
sippi river but hunting on the main
stream is forbidden. This was verifi-
ed this morning by Scherm Bailey,
game warden.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-09-19
Reisberg Sells Out

John Reisberg has sold out his
shoe repairing shop to to Hans Nit
tet. Mr.. Mittet has been in the shoe
business for years and has also been
employed here in Bemidji. The deal
was completed Wednesday. Mr.. Refs
berg left today for Glasgow, Monta-
ma, where he has a claim. &
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-09-19
Baker Robbery Case On

Two witnesses were examined this
morning in the Baker Jewelry store
robbery case. Indications lead those
interested, to believe that the case
will go to the jury late this afteroon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-09-19
Young Ladies To Give Dance

Several young ladies Of the city
have issued invitations for a dance
which will be given in the city hall
tonight. The Rag Time Kids have
been engaged to furnish music for
the occasion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
TWO BROTHERS
 ARE HANGED
DIE ON THE GALLONS TanETH.
 ER AT SALEM ORE.
spseinl NunBAt BArwiOs.

spseiHl Nugget BArSiOs.
 SALEM. March 22,-GceTEr and ChaUuA Humphrey. brothers. TsTc hanged together here thie murnihE fol me murder ur Mrs. EllEH 1rsf1ths.
 Thu nsu-der took place on Juhc IL lAsL ye.lr aud since thnt tins eTsTs' Isoanihlc crf,rr hus been made tN iInFc lie keuteuce ut death romtnntat1.
 Tho governor refused tn givo par don nIthnuKh hA Is opposed to car1tnl plnIahmont- Sam nstims aEo wh+u scv- eral nun Tere Hentenccd to diG to- EAihAr and Ehcn TlG spverRor WITS asked lS snve them hn accused tIe pccplA of tlir stuIr nf EriuE ihn e&s- CGttnugrs. HnI thar hH had "a do au the people asked. He ercn ohllEd the people sIc0athiraty-
 fhe rwn brntheFa Evne 70 the Btaf- fnlt quietly and mat thrir dearn calmly.
 TEe murder fer which thPY wctc hanged ~as unusually hrutaL
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
APRIL FOOLS FALL.

ti.ven hy the F. Q 2. on ADru lsi wtlt sure.y be the tnosA nnidyAbls event of the season
 Prizes wL1I he given to rhg fnnuiest costumes or the beRt sustatnc'I char ncte1,
 1e la unlerslopd that you caH n1aAk pr mAde un tn aby character thH. Fuu Wtah. ItRL nj Iesst Sni will lic eT- 1aCt0d ro wsar . f1clS SAp pr rlRRk Tms cyeni will he given without dansa programs, Everyone is uxIsa"!e.i ia cuE nP and have q good tIEc'
 Enctinn rstrrnz will Lc Elvgn every f1fteen Yh1nhLcE. RefreshnHeT:ts Will hs sErFed. All proceeds fGv thts event Fu for Lhs hard WooG floor.
 Admission gallery, Sh crntE: n00T, *I.rp. Adr
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
INTENDING CANDIDATES
 WAITING UNDER COVER

SurcT since Adam wnH hoS hHs such secrerY unveIrrsd municiEai election 1t lS sad fut certain that II sIu lc has been natiG np thRl will he publiahrd at The tazr mulnent, Vic lor Julien Ia row believed mt 70 be :. candIdatv- George Lnnan has n1SO Ir fig =nid, decided pcaisiH1Iy not to run. GuR BoreaL waE thunEhr [" havr the ref in nis bonnet nhi Ea ryfuses point hianS. rhere Is 4 houu hI several uuortnrE that Andy Ander- zon w0uId let his uamc go forward.
 F.: C. Roberts has aI9D beeH faYuT4 .bly nenionfr. !d haz Phil Murphy tlu he :1na mt glyen .:II tAe Et$ra- nrrIL lha, he will run
 Several parties hayr aslHH1 ", J. Ru"s, hut Billie seems mi tn be at nII Inclined for IlIG hnnor. J. H. aeE- fey nluy pnseihiy hr candidate h'ie if lie 1oAs ii wilI U+ nccause somecnr must take ite job,
 Bil:is Kirk Ia in Ghunt the eIn1f 1nat Scoity AilIls Is certainly not 5 candidate nm Of Fred Cow1sn tnA altnc may hs said although hp.h were mentioned tentatively.
 Dn thc othhT hand rho present. Enen- 1ers nf the council htc srrr rn make tt% effort ID retain Iheir eentE will, tho rXuyptinu 0r Mr. Sykes. who, ns rvcryunR KrowH has ambitions whpso fuiflment would mean r%nnu nerstlon.
 The present cUunctrH ticket hhH d. ftady come % ba tubbRd the Full No1sa party Owing, tloubttsss, I'd their RccsnpcltLnn dcniTc In hold on 10 the rcins Ue government.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
GRAND JURY
 NEXT MONDAY
COURT AUJOuRNs UNTIL II 4
 "A. ON THAT NORM NC.

I'm. dAttltI court adjourned today urul Ii o'clock McnuAy uornhIG when Ihc r,and Jury will meet
 7h4 aasi ignmcnt calendar wus ,.llleta today. Mps. cf The cnscs went "%+r ts, the ncaE Rezsicn ct rnnTt.
 Thc .aGe uf N. q. WinnUiSt vs H. C, An7es wRs set for ttiAl April ls,
 The cAs4 Of II. KonlnsUn ct aL rs. John |. Mrtilnnss ct al TS* als1 s"f i,r trial nj, th,: sHnse day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
SALE OF SEATS FOR
 MaEITANA MONDAY

TlIv sa;A df seats for the nrudEG- ti.,a Tt WnlInre's beautiful Upeta "Mprj,,na,'' wiH n%Ein NuDday al noon,
 MI Il person in uIc city who i"s xIb]. ..,n ec will be absent SD II is adyi-ahe to secure seats eaTly'. Ths p,~,duccion is certain "a oe the most pay.sat1f ever EiTrn Iu Nome, m trou' hL. or exp"rss nAyinK neen spaTsn t3 make i; sa Ad,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
MONTENEGRO GETS
 HER UL7|MAT UM

rhe Disqualification oT rhk armies GI ,he two pow.ss .eena ao nek* Ihts ..r rsdcut
 shIp seiz4d tHA GuTKrhI steamship Jrmiu7arh iu the AGtan sea rgsLcrFlny and sntnn scTt9uE rompllra lions are a ltYnlHt sure Ln enHup. The hnt:llrrsnca ia 4lts5clatsd in thr minds e G~'- inans with ihe aetians ot GcrUanY'H ..ry. Austria
 The Gra-Aka arg Iu41Ad nH s,I*iIGg lnSt the ship sej1sd was 'IuIHIu's u,s neutrlIl.. law. and tlul they had. 8 pcrfect rfaht to ttk[. her.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
HARRY SHEARER WINS
 AMATEUR RAGE

Harry S1earer wUn tlru dog raca for :, cup tlAis HfterhHsn in g. minutes SC ?-6 seconds Lars GuRdcTssI Wa1 zCEund nlld Ered Aver %as thir6.
 'hc nther starters were:
 Harry Pigeon. Dick Willis. H. 1I. Dauah. Lea Maddox. Frtd Lutger GrehL Jackson. Louis Duru!, h. O. 6Ii:er, Toe Ramp. FIoYd WhPelet, Tsliy Kirk, Geo. LomGD,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
AN|AK HAS
 GOOD GROUND
JOHN LIN1EeER6 RETURNS
 FROM THE NEW CAMP,

That there arc Lwu mlss of pay on Narvei creek In inc Aniak country 1s Tho reporx brought t1 the city yesteT- day by JuIm LlndebCrs. lie Is EElCct- Ahl n s-Ats the real -Ilue Df th+: sTound but he sEcrns 10 think Tpl' If 1t.
 Rlu Fisher. the dIseurarer who Waa formerly in EUme, is stil aFs. thetE and doing RalI. Snpau 200 psoplc ~eTe (lIcrc altogether Iast fnli.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
Hsgsel EpaelAI asr~bsA

NDHyet bp1]1AI 9wVW~
 VIENNA March 22.-Thr AuBtro- JIumgHrIuu smpIre today aadressed 's IhI,hv r@Glsd uIlinatprW r1 Montenc . gro nnd affAIrs hAve once moro FRAch . @d a critical stage
 Tht, empire demands m lnmediate rl..sst ton of hnsrilIiIeg by MontsnefTo .ro,us scu.ari nnL should Mnnifne Ero no, cnu1pIy it Is certain that Aus . lrIA Will at onUe puJ fierce m tl1e move. it 1s generally believed in En- ro,Gpn diplomatic r1rc'ee thSt .Austle has rseciped assurdncss tT""l R"Asia that 10 LuteItcr%nca need he feared.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
F COMPANY
 KEEPS AHEAD
E COMPANY HAD BEST OF GAMES YESTERDAY AT
 FORT.

After the 1rld dUy Spvrta ft Fort Davis yesterday r. Company Is sLuI ahead nf E Company by A Ip g. The paints for Sc9rrrIay's eyentB were F Company g and F Company b. All thr poiHls arr accumulated and the t.ufhpAhy l+adinz ai the end of g year wiaa,
 B4ynret EeHgiHs was Vnu yesterday by r. Company. The high 3uttr waN wnn hY PrIrhlr IucL.. Company F. Hho jumped { 6-10 feet
 The haaeEslI wns won Ly Company P by eE to n. .nd thr same cDmpH T. ~nG at hn.xer hall hv Il to 2R,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
JUDGE SCHOFlELp
 BACK FROM 6PRIEGe

Juilgr George Hchpfrld returned lo- day from several pleasant days spent aL the Hot Springs
 He feEln hearty and !oohs it Hls1 sayH he aRiy TsgresR that he cauIL not mako lis Ethy lorgsr,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
MONEY FOR sWEEPsTAxEs.

Dave DTlRtaT. thn wall known trhE- eHu9 man, t%legraphsd i2o yGacordRs to Russ Downing for the Kennel Club funds. 4 firm in ChlCaSn also tele grarhed AIT, Downing 41Ga far tho EarlA rurp1se.
 Tho firm ia Hrncmss and EllTlEh.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
M'DONALD GOT
 TO SEATTLE
FORMER SUPERINTENDENT OF TREAnWELL MINE UP
 FOR MURDER.
SusriaI faunnst SHrEicA

SueCiaI Nnnnet SRrEiEA
 SEATTLE, Mureh 2l,-MeDnnAid. torIu:1Iy superintendent of fhs TrrndwGll YnIus on Douglas lsLnno' arrjypd here luaAy in the custody oE ChlYrrnr1eni Agent Joe Warren
 Mcnon:,id is charscd with Inc nur- lur UT a mission worker In Ilopslss sn.,. ,4ara ceo and wAs Rrrsated In htcxlro astAr nc had nesn tndtcLe+l ny 4. grand jury al Juneau lie wLs DC t,,lsen ut nncc to AlAska to Htond tTIa l.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22

< load or emergency uiaD c"ntHln- Iux iwo thulIsH nnnuds Jeff RHl- tag Ycatnrday morning for Nome. F wlli probably arrive Ar Unnidkret 1n n few days and arTunBehieH ais will .h..n hc n1ndu 10 haze 1T brought th Nome. Mnl which cuntains f1rst Clnss Mil nTrtyo ih knfnr npxt H'.nk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
WILL BRING MAIL
 FROM uNALAKEEEr

Arrangements wIil bG made by fhe poEsmaster at EnNialtinet to bftne the emergency mall, due thsro in q few days to E0upe.
 Pcrn Itcrnhrh viii not go over for il ih3e iine, hut a man haMc6 PcwtTz who l!.es in tha1 neishhprhora will probably bring 1t.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
ArSeiai Nugget Service.

CHICAGO. March 23s-The niulnS- tul guryey, ehe 9ureRn ot fishtf'es anu inc bureau uT vaucattsp ane nnw trl4TrIng qHt the laht ottictIi 1rder given lr Prssldcnt Taft before his rrIiy +maAut frcH nffico with rsE7rd to 1,sh and game preserves In inc Alsr- tiAn i+IaEds.
 tJt.Y pf lhust nrGlEIa wal 10 SenTi thJep hurdn of rcindeeT to tho islands
 the hSginDinS of dn attempt tn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
MOORE RESIGNS.
Special NuSsst s<r~lea-

TAsEINGTOS, D. C., March 22,- Muprc Chjet gf tlr wsuther bureau. llns resigned HIS placH will rrptH . blr ,s hilLd hY n demucrat
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22

Norwegian 1srdinst in Purs eiTvs oil. Ths Winner brand In large fins St } eznE fer 50 esntH. This Kind ha~u sI~ay< saId fnr ns asnts per sur. ThcruIf Lah m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
B|G EMERGENCY
 MAIL COMING HERE

The big lUad of s.0a9 Dnuntia is mi known b cnnInih ilrEe riaFs. II Ia Rute. however, fn bc UU%sly second ulqas even tf if cnhta1ns my first cIaRs Hf all.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
ALASKAN BUREAUS
 FOLLOW TAFT ORDERS

ralsc IiLnus1uds OF Ihc UniHals there cn- IL is nuN ihA hope of the bureau that iniltlnra nf -hc t1Cer can be raised lll over AEaxka,
 It is even believed thnt fhe native oppuIa tIon ran he raised t6 q nust self -halanL and comf0rtn hle status pnd that Alaska rih be made a realLy sr+Rt fcId for the industry For Har1s Nswa Rnd WorI.fs ne~. uAk kAh kuaoAk
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22
HONDURAS PRESIDENT
 PASSES AWAY
srssiuI Nu m st SarVIes. !.

sEssinI Nua1 st 9~rVIes.
 WASHINGTON. .. C.. March 5a.- President aI1nil[h of HoIidur1% died last ntShL, lie vii! Dc succeeded by Vice Pfssid@nt Bertrand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22

Nome Daily Nugget i4 th9 organ of all +kA pHepisy HuhAcr;b4 navR. $e0n ger Hanth de'ipsr%H.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22

kOuGAROk MAIL ARRIVES. Tha Kougarok mail arrived todAV with Pete foeaEsr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22

60 TO THE NORTH POLE 5aL7ry for the best brVRd and pastry. The only CofGsE Housa tn taWn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22

For hosMa NsMs snG Worlds AsJss get ths Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22

Subscribe for ths Nerns Daily Nus- ast. 1t ..anda fer Nsns'a prsa~sas.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22

The Nugget gives all tha ns~ts ir B hukshAll.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22

Minina Eaiiiens ready tor mailing et khs Mug pst uGe~. Hss...
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22

.-..Llme IuT Enc Name paiY Mug !rt. the organ ct all the people.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22

Jr4 nnsly Nu1GA+. s2Do per mont
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-22

REFERRED HERRING. Thrse cans f0r 60 eUntA at Leh- nann'R
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
Free hook FuiI OF Facts
Never before PINT I'm Print

;, Don't keep on letting yourself get wors.-
rup'ure until you Get our free book OF ad-
vice.
This remarkable hook-cloth bound ee
paRes-sums up nil we have learned about
rupture during forty years of experience.
Your find IL full o: facts never before put
In print
1t shows just why elastic and spring
trusses cause 80 much misery and such a
shameful waste of money that the law
should stop their sale.
1t explains why operation Is nearly always
a needless gamble with death-and why, IL
you 90 manage 10 live through IL, you may
have to keep wearing Il truss
II exposes the huInbug Appliances +"
methods 'plasters." etc.
1t shows why sixty days trial IL tho only
sefe way TO buy anything for rupture-and
how the Cluthc Truss is tho only thing OF
any kind that you get on such a long
trial because the only thing good enough to
stand such thorough day-ufter -day test
And It tells all about this famous Auto
matte Massaging Truss--how simple II is
how II ends constant expense-how It has
saved thousands from operation-how you
can get 1t on trial, and how little It costs II
you keep IL.
Also gives voluntary endorsements from
over 5000 benefited and cured people.
Write for this book to-day-don't put II
on-the minute II takes TO send for It may
FREQ you from trouble for the rest OF your
life.
Simply use the coupon. or just say in g.
letter or postal. Send me your book"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
Such Malseshlfts Have Forced Thous
ands Iuto RisElnG Dangerous
Ono n Ions.

Wearing elastic and spring trusses
year after year Is almost sure to short
your life
You can't make them hold. even
when drawn So tight you can scarcely
stand to keep them on.
They usually let YOU get worse all
the timc-that's why every year they
arc forcing thousands of people into
undergoing operation.
They are simply a crirne-squceze
the rupture. often causing strangula-
tion-dig into the pelvic bono In front
press against the spinal column at
tho baok-mako life miserable for
nearly everybody who wears them.
The Plain Truth IL This
You can't possibly get weii-caut oven
keep from getting worse-unlcss your rup
tnre is constantly held in place. Jus, rs a
together.
And just rs a bandagc splint Is tho
right kind of truss is the only thing in the
world that can keep rupture from coming
out and growing worse.
You'll feel like person from the day
YOU put on that Kind OF a truss.
But you know we'll we that you'll
never nnd such surc-to-hold truss at any
drugstore.
Yet it's easy enough to get. And YOU can
test IT first-by sixty days triat-without hay
ing to risk Il single cent
It's he famous Clnthc Truss or Cluthe Au-
tomato gcr-absoutely guaranteed to
hold aud won't cost you Il cent II 1t doesn't
It's so utterly different from everything
else for rupture that ii hns' received cigh-
teen separate patents.
Made on an entirly new principle. Instant
~ and automatically protects you against
every strain your rupture can't possibly
lie forced out. Self-rcgulatlnE, sclf-ndiust-
ing. Far more than Just truss.
In addition to constant holding II provides
tho only way ever discovered for overcoming
Tho weakness which is tho real cause OF
rupture.
lust how 1t does that-ontirely automati-
Csily--and how IL has thus completely cured
hundreds and hundreds of people whose
eases seemed almost hopelass-Is all OK
planned In tho FREQ hook which the coupon
Mellow will bring you.
No Belt--NO Leg-Strsps--No Springs
The Ciuthe Truss does away with tho curse
OF belts. les-straps and springs. Thousands
, say II 10 as comfortable as their clothing
IT Is waterproof-will hold IN tho bath. Also
'porspiration-rroof and easily kept clean.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

tended ~ the Colonial No change viii
% made IN tho hours OF ENTERTAINMENT
the daily matinee occurring at o'clock
ana the iwo nigh performances AZ 7:l5
and - o'clock respectively Nor viii
there be any change IN the prices. The
perfect picture plays that have added
their obstruction and interest 10 each
O. tile programs for the past i've years
will also continue.
ON Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
the feature OF The entertainment viii
be The Three Sylvesters in comedy
aI,it Idea providing original humor:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
Trusses Like These Are A Crime
MIKE This GO-Day Test
Nou Won't Have to Risk n Penn

We don't ash. you TO trust to p mere try-on
the way You have TO 60 AZ a drugstore.
Well make a Cluthe Automatic MassaginG
truss especially for your casc--maks II TO
your measure-and let you tr, it sixty days
Wen practically lend It to YOU that long
just for test.
" II doesn't keep your rupture from com
ing out Or hothering YOU In any way no
matter how hard YOU work or strain-it IL
doesn't prove every claim we inalse-the en-
you can send II back and It won't cost you
q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
ColonIal Chnuee. rollcy ro-Morrou.

Colonial Changes Policy Io-Morrow
The Colonial announces AN ampl!n
cation OF the policy now existing in
that theatre. which provides ten acts
every week hereafter. instead OF five
as heretofore. Displaying ten hirh-
class vaudeville offerings in this city.
and with only three performances each
day. means that there must be two
different bills each week In accord
nnce with this idea, the completed ar
rangement is that I'VE vaudeville Of
ferings will hold the boards for The
first three days or the week-Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, an en-
'ircly different and separate collection
OF vaudeville features viii provide the
attraction and entertainment durini,
The last three days OF the week includ-
ing Thursday, FRIDAY and Saturday.
III vaudeville circles this is called a
split" week. and this is what is IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

"Disre Eardcd Signals Will be tbs subject
of tho sermon to be preached by Rev
George w. kemper tho pastor. this mornin e
In Hanover Avenue Christian church lie
will preach At the evening service on Some
Excellent Reasons" T. G. Tyler will CON
duct the Christian Endeavor Society which
meets tonight at 7:l5 o'clock in tho church
Following Sunday school at 1880 o'clock this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
AVIATOR is KILLED
Accident Duo to Faulty Cylinder In
Motor OF Nfnchine.

''S0'tfVHt t1Ht To It UUfEy OyIIhICT III
Motor of Machine.
Manila. November 10 Second L!eu4
tenant Perry Rich. of tho Philippine
Scouts United States Army, was killed
yesterday in u fall with hydroacro,
plane into Manila Bay
Lieutenant Rich. who was the oplp
member OF the Philippine Scouts at.
lachcd TO the aviation corps here was
encircling the Asiatic fleet, which waI
at anchor in the bay, when the accident
occurred.
The accident was duo to faultv
cylinder in the motor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

semoly OF the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew
VIII ho held Monday evening at s:ib oclocic
In the lecture room OF Grace Episcopal
church. Officers for tho ensuing year viii
DE eiectcd and delegates TO the recent COM
vcntion will deliver messages.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

Continued From Eighth Page)
met knight TO let the flash OF steel de
eide which was to have the LADY fair.
Miss Scott is delightfully."- charming in
such roles. as local thcatreroera
lave II reason 10 know She VIII be
ably assisted b. Harrison Ford. already
something OF II matinee idol. and des-
tined to become even more popular as
he gets better acquainted
Special scenery has been painted for
the production. and costumes at once
elaborate and ht,ing have been bought.
fashioned along the original lines OF
the Arst production. Richmond VIII
.et ono II ,he Gineu Kind of perform
ances. which should be convincing
enough for any one The pig tBeir
is brimful OF comedy. WITH Just enough
OF the serious TO keep the attention
OF the audience at all times Niyny
in til, cast arc letter perfect ir ;heir
parts already. and when Arthur Ber-
,hciei, stage director OF the company
finishes his work. there Will d. never
a hitch I'm the performance
The same scale OF prices B!jou
prices. Will prevail. and regular matt.
nces will! lie given
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
Sunday Services
in City Churches

AT the evening service In ST. Pnurs Ep!s-
copal Church Rev. w. Russell Bowie tn
rector. Will preach The Divinity OF
Jesus. continuation OF his series OF ser
mons on Some Problems OF Faith" The
Reality OF Prayer and Can Christianity
Conquer tho world7" Will be his subjects
to be discussed later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

Or. Carter Ashton Jenkins viii preach at
Doth services to-day In Calvary baptist
Church. Lowest Thou Me" viii be the .nb-
lect OF his sermon this morning. and The
Day OF Judgment" eighth In series OF
Lies TOM or-ows." his evening theme.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

Or. II. d. c. Maclachlan will conduct both
services to-day at Seventh Street Christian
church. The subject OF his morning sermon
Will be mo Cross No Disciples" At the
evening service viii preach on Tho New
Chivalry."