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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-02-14

3 Since North Dakota has Off
cially sot aboard the good roads
band wagon every apostle Of bet
ter highways throughout the coun-
try has his eyes focused on this
state. From the day that Sen
ator E. a. Hughes of Bismarck
introduced his bill in the state sen
ate providing fora coriimiissionito
be 'conposed of, the. Y governor,
state engineer and one other mem
Der, to be appointed by the gov
ernor, the daily papers in the east
ern states, have made editorial re-
erence to the wide awake spirit
hown by this state. and some
have added that it is to be hoped
that other northwest states will
follow the example of North Da::
'kota in providing system Of bit
luminous roads.
According to the eastern pa
oers, there are thousands Of mot
orists who are only waiting for
rood roads to make trip to this
STATE. In the eyes Of the New
York state and Massachusetts, peo-
pie. North Dakota is looked -unon
as having greater possibilities than
Nv other states and they seem
arxious to make us a visit.
Last week a bill was INTRODUCED
in coneress by REPRESENTATIVE Viii
liam Patterson Borland Of Mis-
sc,,ri. cr'line for the ccrct~',ction
{ asrational system of biturn;n-
y" highways connectire the can
'>al cf ever state with The w.
';or's car:sal. To stnrt this wc-k
=. ~ ac+trall:y C. the l;rt a-s;r- &c
est ano1opriation is for 100000
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-02-14

:essivs and in some cases exceed
ed the original cost Of the work.
\ serious situation confronted the
engineers. Experts were sent to
Rome to study the famous Roman
roads and the construction Of the
ever-famed Appian Way. The
importation of the natural btu
men from Europe was out of the
question because Of the heavy du-
es. Later it was discovered that
the pitch lakes of South America,
particularly those of Venezuela.
Contained the true products for E
permanent and lasting road. Ar
arrangement was made to have
this natural product mixed with
rock and stone to place on roads
and also in the construction Of
boulevards and pavements.
Senator Hughes should have the
support of everyone in the state
n furthering the interests of the
people in his plan of highway
work. The various motor clubs
in the east are to cooperate with
everv state that is going into the
-oad building business and lend
assista-ce in the work in more
rays than one.
RETURNS FROM THE EAST
S. R. Morris. Of the firm of
Morris & Mathison, returned last
week from a business trip east,
the main object of his trip being
to secure shipments of Ford auto
mobiles to fill the orders that the
firm has on file. Mr.. Morris says
that evidently Beach is not the
only place where the Ford is so
popular. as he found the factory
was receiving shipping orders for
more than one thousand cars per
day. and although this is suppos-
ed to be the dull time of the year
in the automobile business, the
ord company has not been able
to keep up with its orders. = He
was, however, assured of a ship
ment of eight Fords by the tenth
of March and as many more in
April. Since the reduction in
price Of these cars it is onlv ques-
ton of getting them. However.
auch orders as are received dur
:rg this month will stand fair
chepce of heirg filled during the
early part of the spring and sum-
mer season.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-02-14
MEN WILL ENTERTAIN

The men of the Rocky Butte
church south of Beach are plan
ming an all-oyster supper to take
place in the parlor of the church
Tuesday evening, February 18th.
The supper will be in the entire
charge of the men of the church,
and the affair is being looked for
ward to with interest bv all in the
neighborhood. the ladies espec-
tally, who, we understand, are
somewhat skeptical Of an entire
man-mede supper. Nevertheless
we predict thew will lead the at
tendance. Fried oysters, raw
ovst~rs. oyster stews, drv stews,
es-al!c,ed oysters ETC., will com
prise the menu.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-02-14
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned desire to take
this means of expressing their
heartfelt appreciation to the many
Kind friends who rendered us aid
in our bereavement. Thanks, es-
oecially, is due the M. E. Church
members, its pastor and choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. Irons
and Children.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-02-14
Hanna Named
Boardof C,ontrol
Two Thirds Vote Of Senate Re-
quired to Confirm Appoint
mentS. As

The board of contro. named by
Governor Hanna il as follows:
r. S. Lewis, Fargo. chairman.
A. D. Grant, Jamestown.
Jos. w. Jackson, Will;ston.
Mr.. Lewis, formerly lieutenant
governor of North Dakota, is we'll
known as one Of the mort success
full business men in the state. This
IS also true of the other two men
named. Mr.. Grant issa mercan-
tile man of Jamestown, one of the
most highly respected citizens Of
,hat city. Mr.. Jackson is mavor
Of Will;ston. president of the Will
ston Commercial club and known
for his sound business ability.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-02-14
POWER BRCs. MOVED INTO
NEW STORE

Power Bros. are now comfor-
tably located in the building on
Main street formerly occupied by
P. H. Lee as drug store. The
removal was made early in the
week, and while the full shipment
Of goods which M. W:-Power, the,
senior member of the firm, has
',een purchasing in the east has
not arrived, shipments are arriv-
ing daily. and the full shipment il
expected by the end Of the week.
Meanwhile the store is open and
ready for business. and Offers
most commodious quarters for
their large trade. The shelving
and interior alterations are the
york Of c. E.. Chadderdon. the
vanishing and staining having
heen under the charge Of A. C.
Burkland. and the interior has
been handsomely laid ort, making
t well lichted, airy. and commo-
lious. We predict for the new
firm deserving success.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-02-14

Services will be held at the
,one Of John Kammerer a. Tro,-
.crs, due east ofEth.ssp,dblic school
:ouse. February -.
REV. OTTO WOLPEN
Pastor Of St. Johns Parish.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-02-14
CHILD BADLY scALDED.

! Little Billy Smith, the son of
Fred Smith. a Reeder hotel man,
"'es seriously scalded about the
body when a pan of-boiling water
was acc;dertaHv spilled on him.
-''rnire his back and arms. It is
thcUoht the burns are not de~~
and that the child will recover with
gut serious consequences.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-02-14

Judge Rosenberg informs US
that he expects to leave in a short
time for the east. where he will
make purchases. for a complete
line of clothing and haberdashery
to put in stock in the new store,
the! future business to, be.cond,,ct-
ed under his ownership. The
closing out sale Of the Modern
Economy store under his capable
3,nanagement was a highly success
full affair, and as soon as the re-
naming odds and ends are remov-
ed by Mr. Glatt to Bismarck, the
;ud1e will make preparations for
conducting a modern clothing
stove. A new plate glass front
wiu be: ppt in by Mr.. kellogg, the
owner Of the building. and other
improvements will be made for
he comfort r-a convenience of
he patrons. We predict for MIR.
Rosenberg a successful business as
soon as his present arrangements
IRE completed ss ste,.se
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-02-14

I For ss'e-Tw, good houses
on easy terms .J-1,,;~e oe Is
]. r. WATERS.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-02-14
BURKEY.

cha.. Lundine !sf. Friday for
business trip to Minneapol;. and ~
other points in Minneasota. Fl. ~. ~
poets to be absent d wleek ,l =
Ferinand, Koch had - 49,.
valuable cow thi. week, in ,on,-
way its two hind leg. got broE-
W. W. Page. who h.. b..,,
suffering from : severe cold M. ~.
his 'e:urn from the east, !. III .l,ir
to be out again. @D'e
John thinner, Christ B,rr..
and 4; 4 H. Barre. were Beach ~ y;s.
1t is rumored that one Of o,,r ;
popular bachelors wa. m.Y,;.d 80 8.
:er+ly at 81. Cloud. -
Mrs. ]. w Pae. ard i. .on 81, .,,..., u
'ast week visiting Mr P-ees, f.th-
cr and mother al Five Po;nt,a1
Little Isabel Barre. IA. d 1aat
eeen able g attend school fcr
two weeks on account Of ! cold.
+ Fc- Rent- :cod. auarter q sec-
tior three miles from tov,~. Ni,nb-
|t--fiv- acres under cult;y,t;;on.
Good ;mprovelnef.. hou-., ba.n. ~
g-anarie.. erd veil call S .t y
Chronicle oaics ~.
sSs.a g ss so 3.S ~ ~
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-02-14
UPPER GOLDEN VALI,Ey

.Of'fEN GOLDEN VALLEY.
Roy kidder has, been on the
sick list the past week
Mrs. Wentland and sons also
MIR. and Mrs. Kammereriwere v;s-
itors at John Gifford's home Sum
day.
Leon Sperry and Miss Irene
Adamson were Ioarried in Beach
February third. Mr.. Sperry is an
industrious tiller of Upper Gold
en- Valley soil. a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. E. Sperry. Miss Irene
$ the accomplished daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Adamson.
A host of friends are extending
hearty congratulations to this pop
ulor young couple and wish them
pleasant voyage down the stream
of life.
William sperry and Miss Car
rie Srerry, Mr.. Wheeling ard
Miss Selma Bounswold were visit
ors at the lattez's home Sunday.
Miss Florence Herrick visited at
the kidder home Sunday afte..
noon.
Charlie Elliott has returned
from his visit to Iowa and can be
found at his ranch home on the
Big Beaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sim
son visited with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Casio Sun.
day.
.-".~-...~-s,-. :-.:, ,-.~-.
Services vic 1 will be held at the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13

.~, 90 Doe your friend. I came from
tnt same part OF this country that you +
.nrrc trom. I know tne plains ana 1 /
know the mountains. and l know inc /
.Ir same country. / want YOU AWAY =
.a feel that you have in me one VINO I
Isl devoted To- your interests (ENcla-
nations of approval from Indians ol
COURSE. you know trat I stand here
as tne voice and with the hand OF
I lane rrCat man boo the White house-
/ You have am seen President Wilson.
D N.u have looked in his cyc. you men
Snow how to read mans face ana
! D.u know that that man is an honest
: rr.u lro very cr'l man. are 4'r -
Ito do Justice above all things. lie
/ ..fl 500 THAI Justice IS dome nn. tt-N-
Al Big Game Gone.
"Nnet 90 thc Dig game lN your e--"-
such AS the blnaio. tlc elk and the
ANTELOPE. has gone. There are gus "A
ferv wolves lett. daughter from In
diansl. when have been hun.lns
against che wolves az nisR ane 1a ...t Z
. would watch SO that Dee could throw "a
frchraud out 60 scare tItm ..l- ". ,
White House 70 sid up and watch. tg
Keep them as FAR away from YOU as
, cam. (Applausel- You men ,..,,, are 1, .Sci
-,rr know about your Oh lands.
. know about your irrigated lands. an,
81 ,.-v worthy % am tne riches you have
81 / rs Sc "A civilized man. whether you are
/, White u. So ih bse eelf-restraint. As iooi
IS Ia your faces zee that you are man
81 men who have taken Eo eS e, S''fs s~ q
= confidence in me and shall have con
s. Chief PLENTY Coos. head chief % o.
u Crow tribe. responded upon. n"haA %
F. the Indians. and through an inteipFe'e
ia Elves me great pleasure 90 com
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
RECEIVES LETTER
FROM STRIPPING
SEEMS CONFIDENT OF Ills ULTI-
MATE RELEASE FROM
PRISON.

DANVILIE, VA Special Mr.
Iobn r.. Cook. clerk OF the Corporation
Court. ls the recipient OF a letter from
Thomas Edgar STRIPPING, former chlel
II police OF DauNilc, who, unler me
alias Ot William Morris, hclo tn1l poo
sitlou for several years.
The letter is dated from inc state
convict farm at MllcuscNllic' has
where stripping. after his exposure
nero was sent lu order Go finish scrF-
inr n life sentence for the killing Of
Cornct Iu CcorEia several years a5o.
81 have been thiuklng.' he writes,
COZ writing YOU for q long uhe' uut
mas health has been $3.50 hAd ana ! naFo
so many relatives 10 WIite w. i'.st
fdclayed writing YOU until the present
date hope YOU are ail blessed Win
f good health. j nave not been able 10
] 90 anything in three months. VIC are
/ three miles from MilcugeNlue, "a on
the state farm. j have been IN charge
~ the kitchen for about year ana
half Have six cooks. We have q new
large building and the best warden IN
the State. All ot the oitlclals are Alno
to me- 4 have never had any lIouple
here. We have about seEehly -ll9
white prisoners and about lZo coloreu'
/ resolved letter from my wife today
I'm Colunb bus. Ga. She IS able 10 DO
lup. but not we'll guess you Knew
. We buried one OF our darling twin
babies since we eft DanVille. IL was
Z awful hard TO bear under the clrcum-
stances. Cod only knows what we
= have suffered. but IL viii all come right
7 some day. Please give 10 THOMAS
e. HamIin, ID. II. Custer and Charlie
g smith and all Of my friends my pes
regards. John, have any or the ponce
= force died since left DanVille? Please
n send me a list Of the present force
Who rs the city Judge? Who is the
Mayorg Who is postmaster? VINO u
pastor OF the Baptist Church on IN
~ortbside2 How IS Buck Willis an'
sam Quinn? Georgia's prohlniuol
n laws are very bad. they send misde
= mcanors 10 the pen here, consequent
l. "a large per cent. OF the population I
the pen"
= that ne homes 10 see DanVille agar
before he dies, and seems not oerei
of "a hope OF ultimate liberty.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
SAYS WILSON'S
SPEECH Is SOLID

RIG 81 o = d. vA-sDeciai.--
Henry clewa. ~ New York. in his
weekly review ~ the financial marset
ror fhe week. says.
we fhlIl restore. not Destroy
Thesa wefa the significant Wores 81
Precedent WILSON ID his inaugural al
lrees--one - the most Inspiring flet-
ea.-ef ever delivered bg lrteL -lak-
.rfrafe ~ fhe United states. Ar- WIZ
son. - course. merely stated az ttt p
,oraf aims 80 President ae ola nov
earect ~ carry them 90 completion
ar GlG re undertake 20 tell ~ nov
that might be done Their iuihiHitni
,rlU deDenG chiefly upon Congress.
which 81 Supposed o. make laws iof
IRE public welfare ard ln cDeoiei.Nt
~ public opinion hence hle rln6int
( eau upon "al honest men. az ~
/ frfotic. az foruarl -locUnH men y
counsel arc support him tnroDEnop
z rs aGrninlFtratlOn- Af. wilson ~
4 offered. with Few exceptions, a sp.tn
/ dtS program. conceived IA 40 aoftilf a
80 spirit OF temperateness, toief4iloi
and justice. -.
Fffs SDess&ge W0s Nticptfic
surprise 90 business men, riio De-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
lane SAYS He WILL
PROTECT INDIANS

WASHINGTON. D. c. Special
one of the FIRST official acts ri Frank
lin Is. lane as Secretary ~ the In
ter.or aas "a pouwow which he heid
FRIDAY with seventy Indians, TWEEN
fy-seI'eu of whom were CHIEFS. p ne
Trllare. who were here 90 attend me
.fnauggrau0n % President Wiiron Frl-
dav afternoon. made a formal ca.i
"a Secretary Lane. Acting commits
.,1rer ~ Indian Affairs Abbott. in in-
PRODUCING thc delegation to secretary
Lane. eali than 81 reprefentcd aDpn'
sixteen different indian tribes, with 2
s total population Of about 10000, witn
Z a r0rnhined wealth ~ more than $780,
oD0. 600. and that the average pei
|caplfa wealth ~ the individuals oil
tfnrfe various tribes % upward d
'ss.o6o.
eeerefary Lane. through an in
lterpreter told the Indians he was GA
20 zee them. lie said;
MY friends. ] asn very glac - -
you. my friends. ! caN you nay Irieno
because you are ny friends. ana
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
IS BADLY SCARED
BY WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Looks as Though Suffrage Advo-
Gates VIII Make Things Warm
for Those Who Talked Too
Much About the
Cause.

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Special
A1fnourh tne WAYS and Means Com
mIttec az the House ls getting reAly
60 remove the Nerm!fOrm appenniN
81 the present tariff wall which hedges
the United States with pallsade oI
protection. ana President wilson DEL
making bosses. near bosses ana AN thc
Ifffe ones slt up and take notice, there
lz only one real lucelou ID ~ aailltih
ton today. That question is Wnetncf
or uot the police force. from MAYOR
sylvester down 90 the rankest rookie.
shail Doe fred or not
Probably never since General Jack
son threatened 20 capture Washing
ton and add 10 90 the list OF conled-
crate strougholos has washington been
So stirred up. The town ls dif oeo me
two sections much more Mltely acp'
aratcd than Democrats and NepnDl'
cars. In Washington you have q
wait 90 hear "a statesman vote lu man1
cases before one can tell whether ne d
Z "a Democrat or "a Republican, but OF
+ the police question there IS no iFaleF
nizing.
The smaller camp s. OF the opinion
I that the police department IS rul
I somewhat on tho lines OF the Nes
! York police department just before IN
R0scuthal killing and believes ina
the whole department should
4 cleaned out, bag ana baggage ~
other camp are strong ira the belle
that Major Sylvester and his doughi
warriors are much maligned martyr
and are being made scapcgoats by IN
!, sunragettcs IN order 20 gain puDlicts
I for the cause.
Il And an the time the Senate iuVcl
Il flgatlne committee IS hearing cv
Geuce. Some 81 thc evidence U.s. unlqt
p and some trivial but taken ia al
III ~ shows that the ladies who parade
III were handled ga way 60 make
man weep.
i Those statesmen ia congress vi
= were az first prone 20 scott az a
threats against the police az owe
% drawn and improbable. are putin
Il IN extra time wishing they had ke
= their mouths shut Prominent amol
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13

MONTREAL. QJEbh---- el'ecl1l -
~-s1e INDIAN custom that FreocrlDes
or,e Eiss from me chief Fna8lsif axe
FOR every Elri in sne village % Ns-
49, consideraron - s knctty point
q Jaw. ~.
Iucy Deer. pretty indian q
Canehra saga. charged Mayor Rat-
ton. 81 that village. Wsrn afeauit De-
cause he was not s4lHpea Ni'n
49, ,,~eerrsfseG ry custom. but irslet~
80 81 giving her approximately -
Cooa oecuizt0ry congratulations
- vrae expiaiue5 shat the tnclan
Arsxor Is given six days SRI which te
perform the rite u kissing every Slf'
IN the village. ...
rnrv Dee aai1 she was willing -
ave 80 ~ fhe custom prescribing ms
one sneyoralty embrace. Dut tnat 80
Sgavor exceeded his duties ~ Tar
Tufre Ieet reserved bls decision.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
FIFTY FINEST" UF
BEFORE BOARD

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Special
FIFTY members OF the finest tollce
oregnlzation In America" as IL was
characterized by Major Sylvester not
long ago. were Monday brought before
the police trial board for neghgence
OF d'uty when the suffrage parade was
I'M progress last Monday.
The men face charges brouSh' Dy
Miss Elizabeth Hyde. a leader IN the
suffrage parade. and Senator PoindeX-
ter. OF Washington.
This action was the outcome or an
order issued by Major Richard SylNes-
ter, head OF tho police department.
/ ecstnsf whom charges OF incOmpe-
ltcncy already have been made.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
NC COMBS TRYING tt
BREAK DEADLOCK

WASHINGTON. d. c. Special
The Democratic national committee.
in session here wednesday. under call
of as chairman. William I. McComhs.
cook lu-rlllrce OF tae senator i-il
ltalIuck- iu Illinois uul New Hamp-
shire. and adopted resolution cN-
pressing The hope tr-t Democrats ne
elected 70 the Senate 90 lA tne Va
l-uc.cs ln those states
Ihc resolution. introduced ty Nl3rh
Howell of GelrEll- directed Ih-lr-
uan NcComls 90 rake such action
SIS he deems necessary 90 assure the
election az two lcmnrrat-c senators
I lr Illinois and one Democrat ln NeW
i Hampshire. In Illinois James hamii-
Ron Lewis and Charles hocschenstein-
. tht national committe rl1r-. are the
. Democratic C1Ulllltes- An NeW
f Hampshire Henry i. Hollis has come
f within few votes Cf election Though
& several Democrats have RETAINED
from voting Tor him
McCumh- Outlines Two lcar~ " ork-
N-. McCcmls gave indications thal
be expected o. direct the worN 90
party oreanLzatlcu for some time
lie declared that le believed in q
. broader scope % activities fQr ths
J committee. and that 80 would oe
delight % him 10 carry on the Mor
p az fnr IS ne could
b i dunt believe said Ar- Ac
e combs. after an election or an az
70 tempted election 90 President can
- 6ldlfe should te dormant untl ief
& . months before another election De
e llere ue should Dee lu tncroHS IN co
- 0rerafion au 20 the tisne SIS min.
!. ~lrs lr those channels mink
q r-.e fne BEST nghrlrr body 20 Demo
o Gratis lr t1ls country believe M
T. lare cur 60 De an ORGANIZED army
we ere so.ns - meei "a -
ARMY or tle orncr s-- ana nov
r.rnr va are EU.r- % treNt tlrNl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13

these is Minority Leader Mann. I'm the
lfoure AR. lflnu is the sorricst man
that has been seen for some time oul
hle sorrow came too late.
When Richmond Pearson itopS.n
arose in his seat on Monday m5nl
..rl scored thc police Tor tnelF Hlb-
t-t. toward the women Mr. Mann
rose and yelled in a loud derlslNc
.Tet then stay az home. then"
IAN which 70 may bc inferred thot
lrr. Mann is not ia favor OF wo-
'''' Arc After Him.
The women Of air. Mann's district
I'm Illinois wired him today that lhey
had taken as q slogan
LET Mann stay at nome
1857 which 10 may be inferred tha'
Che ladies are some mad. -
Incidentally the ladies Of Mr
Nrann's district have served notice OF
him that when he comes up Tor re-
election they are going Go put ever.
,vofnar-s suffrage sympothizer on th'
stump and make personal canN W.
arainet him. Jim Mann is prctl
strong in his district but th"t more
of women SIS going 90 make MIN re
. ..raf that snccch or bust lung-an.
/ the suffrarettcs are husky ehoub'
when it comes Go lungs
AZ amy rate the notice served ma
. caused Mr.. Mann t0 wish that ne ma
not been $50 hasty in his remarks aI,
had waited until 10 could be clear
dfsccrncd which way the ca1 "
roin- TO Jump before he advised IN
ladies 10 remain hy their fircside
And the ladies are walking aIouh
with compressed lips waiting LOT
chance to stab him with the politics
harpoon-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13

BALTIMORE. Md Special.-Nrs,:
Frank w.. WOODWORK. whose husband
c,,-ro "a chain OF $40 fvc-and- tcn-ccnt
etorcs throughout the United States
fs in The city and VIII enter the johns
TTcnrfns Hospital as q patient
If IS not known how long Mrs. W ool-
worth VIII remain in tho hospital, Tot
no one at that institution Would say
-....tt,t--, f~-tfber than that she would
rr received as "A patient in a few days
Tho nature 81 her ulucs is not known
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
NIarrIes Third Time.

CHIC AGO, ILL Special Nora
Bayes. actress, divorced two weeks
sc0 la Chicago from Jack NOrworth.
her stage partner. was married 20
Harry Clarke. appearing with her IN
'''rhe sun Dodgers." The marriage
took place I'm Kansas City Mo- the
home 81 both Miss Pages and Clarke
according 20 friends OF the couple VINO
were apprised 81 the TACT tooay. li.lS1
a. Miss Bayes' third matrimonial
venture.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-13
QUARTET Held ON
MURDER CHARGE
Lynchburg and Amherst Author
ties Round Up Band Of
Alleged Murderers.

LYNCHBURG. VA Special.-Four
NEGROES who are alleged 20 have muir
oorcd "a negro al White sulphur
Springs. Va. have been rounded up
here and go Amherst county
Walter Braxton and Jim Carpenter
were arrested here and Hal Christian
and Harry Campbell On Amherst. All
OF them are Amherst negroes.