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meo Ho6en. Gen belle Saglmasle
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funbe iorbsie benne aoIt men gif /
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fommer TO eaer flere Bar, Ser for
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at lsie 9epiQingeln, bporpaa Be OPP
ieger en- Ereit, Tom ilben pibere Sp.
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commissioner er MI fprbig meo lit
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ben Staten bliper iaar $t,196, 70S,s
go, bpilfet er 100000 900 mere
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alminbeli9e gienbomme, inobeiot.
tenoe @runoeienbomme, 9ptomtc
og 2ssere, ubgisr $1,065, 429,345,
MISUNDERSTANDING er iat til 1928
554, 100; Grpreiss og Sopepogne til
$3,061,319; Selefoner $3,630,t49,
oa SeIeerafeienbomme til 1882.
727. commissioner har foripgt at
pprbiptte 2onoet / Sc forifjellige
Sele al Staten iaalebes, at ser life
mos nogen piloe ~forspes llretfprbig-
beb, men bette bar bit iig uanifeligt
set fsrite Iar. FGite gar baober
man at fl1nne ubfsre bebre Irbeibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-05
MtuuPCntu.
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ben gilt meo 5reoericf Sincent, o..
iaa al iamme gp.
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ben eitlige Gel al Hocf Gountp triier
Spinefolera meo Of optr9oe epioe.
milf, % eufelte Snrmere Der ban libt
ct meget tort Cab.
Minbeieit ! Sireflcn. On Winoe.
felt meo p~asienoe Seitioeligbeoer al.
holotes iioite Wanoag paa SincfIeps
gesrapeliesplaos for Dem, Der ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-05

bogeli9t Sammenitso meb Sfogens
aonge. San Itreifebe ON ner gar.
fer Safe, oa ban plubieIig itsote poa
ire Itore iorte gisrne, Tom bonbe roo
liben Reipeft for SplpsainsspGie.
nets SefretGr, at ban ufortspet
maatte ta5e SilfIugt / ct Sre. Otter
at bape repet bans Suno iItDffer on
bolot 8agt peo Srpets SOB en- tort
Sib, lobbebe bog 9isrnene inb /
Sfogen, iaa Selers flrrbe itiqe neb
fra lit ubefpemme 2ililugtsiteo.
8ammel auinoc lagt tilbpile. -
Wrs. Waren s. 2unb, Der Den 21oe
auguit af9if peb 0sben hos lin Got.
ter, Wrs. Slion, / S%tougbton, op.
naae0e Den bsie Iloer al SO Mar.
Sun bar loot / Sreorifsitao og blep
berIteoS / 1871 gift meb Sfrpbber.
meter Salpor Z. Suno. DC uOpan-
oreoe til Anerifa / 1868 og begpno-
te ferIt Sotelforretning / Cambria
&c. Senere boeoe DC Ell Sto / Wos.
com, Soma, og ilpttebe oerpaa iii.
bage til @isconiirl, buor Wr. 2un0
opoe | 9lonharbpiIe. Otter Wuns
oers SOB boeoe gnfen / Stou1bton.
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operleper benOe, nemIig Sennen
Hanoolpb / ct. 2ouiS o. nppnte
9atter / Stougbton.
Sire Observation-Disclosures nnbIam
zig. Wilpaufee-, Nort6.@ eItern.,
Smabas % SQinois Central oneu
bar ale unoerrettet StatenS SS1oll-
ItrifommiSiion ON, at De life bil
fomme inc unoer Statens Sop ON
GrItatning for @rbeibere. Set enc
lte Itsrre Sernbanei eIifab, Der bar
erflGret Jig unOer Sopen, er 500.
gnnen. Zen bouebiagelige 8rlrno,
bporfor openuPprtte 9aneielifaber
bar p9gret Jig for at tr9oe ino I'M.
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De tror oct bill faloe Dem biQiqere at
forblipe ~uOenfor. Ser forore8 al
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at De o%pretboloer GritatninaSasiu.
rance, unotagen bpor De ipecielt fri.
tages berfor al SnouitrifommiSiio.
men.
esnS "9eeora9.s Oten" til eTest os genne,
{ bet eanlIe 9anb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-05

giprncn io1n grrpluffer.

/ 2incpln Gollntp flaoer oper, at
9iernen gaar Dem / Rpringen peO
at plllffe al Sl1cfles@pr / giergene.
Ser er ioar life meqet al oenne
@pr. % noar 9rrplufferne er iaa
heloiQe at finoe en- &rlll al bisie
@Grbuife, iua bier BET Jig iom oiteit,
at 9omien bar pGret Ser fsr, og SEN
aaren tager iom Regel bper eneIte
9pr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-05
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Sacfion, tioligere Ireiioent for
"8isconlin Bar Isiociation" og
Tornlono for Statens "9oorb OF
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meote 9elegater ira llnaoomsfor-
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SilSboro, Sermon Gountp, .blcu tbs.
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Sppe, ser iprGngte Een1eifabet og
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Srimerfer. Se banbe berpaa taaet
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-05

eeno "Seeora9.gpten" til eTest os Senner
bet earIIe 2ano.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
DAUGHTER
HAS GONE ON STAGE
Norfolk Man Can Find No Trace
of Girl Who Mysteriously
Disappeared.
Especial to Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Norfolk. Va. December s7.-That
Miss Geneva NJ. Woodin. the thirteen
ycar-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs A L,
Woodin. Of $50 West Thlrty-sccond
Street. left last Tuesday afternoon for
baltimore, is now the belief OF the
Norfolk police.
II. 9. Boole conductor OF car 1894, of
the Fay Shore division OF the Virginia
railway and Power Company. Informed
captain Ford this afternoon that the
young woman came downtown on his
car last Tuesday afternoon and asked
nm what time the boat for Baltimore
teft. That was the last seen or heard
Of her in Norfolk
she is my baby" said Mr.. woodic
at tho Central Station this morning
and ! want her | want TO find hcr
and bring her back home Sho was
devoted to us, and we were devoted To
her ] don't know what to think
While the police OF Norfolk are lend
ms Mr.. Woodin every assistance in
locating his daughter, tho police OF
Cincinnati and Hamilton. O.. have been
asked 10 look out for her. Mrs Wood
In came from Cincinnati last Vednes-
day. and IL was thought the girl prob
ably went there.
That his daughter probably hiss rono
on the stage is the fear OF Afr Wood!n
nc said to-day that he had been Of
Tered as much as $3.50 a week by diff
terent managers II he would allow her
TO go into vaudeville, but that he la Il
refused 1t. She has beautiful voice
he SAID, Is fine reader and has been
anxious to go on the stage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
PLANS Of DEFENSE
FOR PANAMA CANAL
Will Be Made Subject Of Report
by Highest Authorities
in Army.
Especial to The Times-D,spatch.l

Washington. December 27.-A board
consisting OF the highest officers and
export authorities In the army has been
designated by the Secretary Of War to
report on the necessary defenses" Of
the Panama Canal
Tho chairman OF the board is Major
General Leonard Wood, chief Of stan,
and tho second in order Is Major G en-
cral Wothcrspoon assistant chief OF
STAFF and recently head of tho Army
War College
The understanding at. tho War De-
pariinent has always been that the
guns and Notifications ahould be com
plete and in position at or near tho
time OF the opening OF the canal
The main defense OF the canal will
be the fourtcen-inch guns for the fort
rcsses on The east and west sides OF
the canal.
There has been no Official report rs
10 the progress made on the construc-
ton OF these guns II Is stated how
ever. that Of the twelve-inch mortars
a number have already been tested at
SANDY Hook. The sixteen-lnch gun
there IL TO be sent TO Panama
IT Is expected that Brigadicr- General
Crozler chief OF ordnance OF the War
Department VIII furnish the board of
winch he Is member, with n detailed
report OF the state CT preparations as
10 guns mortars and mines.
inc other members OF the board are:
General Ermaus v eaver, chief OF
Coast Artillery; Captain Harry S.
Knapp. United States Navy; Colonel
George w. Goethals. corDs OF en,,,
neers; Captain William r. Shoemaker
United States Navy; Colonel Edward
Burr, corps of engineers; Lieutenant
Colonel william G. Ham. Coast Artu
iery Corps; Major William Chamber
iaine, Coast Artillery Corps. recorder
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
MUST BE SOLD AGAIN.
tntnvbu Furnnce Property VIII he
Offered MT Auction.

Especial TO The Times DDS patch
Lynchburg. Va, December 27.-In
the United states District Court here
Judge Mcdowell has entered a decree
ordering the resale of the Catawba
furnace property in Botetourt County,
which Was purchased several years
ago when sold under an order OF tho
court. by L. Il. Franccy, $ W Har-
reli and IL. NJ. Luck. the purchase
price being $4,000. Since then about
Si0oOO has been paid upon the pur-
chase price, and n recent report to the
court OF r. II. Angel. the receiver In
the case, shows the purchasers to be
IN default; hence the order OF resale
For the purpose OF exposing the
property 10 sale again the decree names
T. {. Jackson OF Roanoke, a special
master. who is directed to sell il the
deferred payments are not met in
thirty days, exposing IT to public auc-
ton In front OF tho county courthouse
of Botctourt County, the court fixing
$4,000 as the minimum bid to he ac-
cepted by the master at such Gale.
The decree comes in the bankrupt
proceeding of Adolphus Rundon's adj
ministratrix and others against the Ca
tawba Coal and Iron Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28

four miles from FarmvilIe. in Cumber-
land County, shot and instantly killed
John letter. colored. this afternoon.
Bad feeling Is said TO have existed
between the two for sorno time: This
afternoon Mr.. Smith was on his way
TO road camp not far from his home
While passing the Negroes house the
latter came TO the road and tried to
engage him in quarrel Smith drove
on, and when he reached the camp
he told OF Jeter's accosting him, stat
ing that the negro had said lie would
get even with him. When he started
home Smith was advised to take a
gun back with him, which he did. On
his return. 1t Is reported, tho negro
sprang into the roadway and, raising
gun to his shoulder. deliberately
nred at Smith. the load OF shot tearing
away portion of tho top OF his buggy
Smith returned tho fire, killing tho
negro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
MRS. DRAPER GIVES
MAGN|F |CENT BALL
American Beauty Roses Wed in
Brilliance With Beauti-
full Costumes.
Especial to The Times-pispntch. J

lopeclat 10 Inc Times Disp6tCh.1
Washington. December 2T.-American
beauty roses. hundreds and hundred,
OF them We'd in brilllance with beau
tiful costumes of the Renaissance pc
ROD worn by COO Washington bellies
and beaux at tho Renaissance ball
given By Mrs. William T., Draper for
her daughter, MisR Maragret Draper
last night In magnincenIe Il far OK
ceeded the other Draper balls even the
famous butterfly Bali" given several
Christmascs ago.
Promptly at 10 o'clock two blue vel
vet clad hcralds blew long blasts on
historic buKlcs and the grand march
began. led by Mis-. Margaret Draper.
who represented Queen Marie, OF Aniou.
wife OF Charles VII. OF France and
Count Gunthcr Won Bcrnstorrr. son OF
tho German ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff. He appeared as a
courticr Of Louis XVI. OF France
Miss Draper was assisted In receiving
by nor mother. who Represented Marie
do Valols Her costume was gorgeous
In its medieval magniiicenco and was
made Of violet velvet embroidered with
crystals and trimmed with point rnedici
ruff. Her ncdici cap had a pear-shaped
diaden. Besides She wore her famous
pearl necklace of pear-shapcd pearls
tour ropes OF pearls, cog collar aud Il
bouquet or corsage OF pearls ana dia-
nonds.
y surprise was sprung when bevy-
OF debuiantes began dancing graceful
DANCES OF the Renaissance period on
which they had been practicing foi,
weeks court tnlnuet elected spc-
cial applause. AZ tho conclusion of the
historic dances. however,. the tango and
other modern dances were begun
The mystery regarding the costume
OF Preston Gibson, millionaire plav-
wright and cotiil!on leader. was solved
when Mr.. Gih1on appeared In Eor-
gcous dress, the green velvet coat OF
which is Il relic OF the Renaissance 20
Rod obtained b. him while In Parts
last year.
Many other striking ana original cos
tunes were noted. Among them was
that Of Miss Katherine Jennings.
daughter OF the South African million
aire, who was easny the most dazzling
figure there an 81 lady Of King AR
thurs court Her costume consisted
OF gold brocade petticoat and dress
Of rcd velvet. lined with gold brocadc
and adorned with gold lion rampant.
and gIrdle Of black velvet with two
lions rampant. A quaint figure was
Miss katherine Britton. who represent
ed Russian coach hoy. She wore
blue velvet boomers, high red Cossacl5
boots, a red coat on the Russian blouse
style aud Il black hat with Il red plume
An unique spectacle was furnished by
1-awarson Rlggs as Florentine knight,
whose SILK hose were OF different coll
ors. one leg being bluv and black md
the other plain black
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
Railroads
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
". B.-Fol)owing schedule lgures published
as Information and not guaranteed:
For the South-Daily: 6:lo A. M.-Locai
1880 A. M.-Expreso Goo p. M.-Expre,s
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars FOR At
anta and Birmingham. H:45 p. M.-Expresa
Week. Days: 800 T.. M.--Local
YORK RIVER LINE
$3.50 p. N.-Steamer train (parlor carl, ex-
cept Sunday. no local stops; and 1880 p. NJ
Daily local-Connecting Tor Baltimore. daily.
except Sunday. 6;00NA. M.-except Sunday
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: 6:6o A. ii. and $40 A. NJ
From West Point: $3.50 A. NJ. t1teamer train),
daily. except Monday; $3.50 a. ". daily: I:25
i. NJ. except Sunday.
II. l.. BISHOP. d. p. A..
0o7 u. Main st. Phone Madison ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
New Treasurer qualities.

ISpeclaI 70 The Times DIsputch.
Emporia: Va. December 27.-W. u. Rich
ard:on, who was appointed by Judge jesse
treasurer. qualified to-day, giving corporate
surety. MIR. Wyche. who has been county
treasurer continuously and almost without
opposition for the pas; twenty years re
signed on account OF I'll health. There were
three asp!rants 20 succeed him, and the
Democrats Executive Committee requested
a preferential primary In which Mr.. Rich
aFdson was successful by n majority OF three
over his two opponents, both Of whom re-
celved the SAME mber OF votes
For number OF years Mr. Richardson
was lieutenant In the GreeDsvile Guards
Company 81. Fourth Regiment Infantry. Vir.
Einia Volunteers. having worked his way up
from the ranks. He declined the captaincy
or tho company when his turn for promo
Ion cnrno. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
Shepherds, Not rrlyb,.n.d

INC ONO State Journal says:
George ". WILDER formerly a mem
Der or the state Legislature from
NarysviIle. and one or the largest
sheep raisers In Ohio. was here yester-
day on business. He said thax the wool
producers are not anXiouu about the
enects OF the new tariff law upon thoir
business AS demonstrating the conn
aencc IA the future of this Industry. no
sald mat during the present year no
had brought 10000 sheep from New
Mexico and sold them in this state
Accordins TO Mr.. WILDER. the supply OF
IL 5000. QO0 short Of an aNerncn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
CRAWFORD IS FOUND.
He Is sInn In Norfolk Who Hind loaf


Norfolk, Va. December 2G--J. J. b.
crawford. OF Brooklyn. who had been
left his finncee. Miss Catherine Ramsey,
at restaurant In New York where
thcy had dinner, was identified hero
to-day By his brother-tn-l law, George
D. Newman. who arrived this forenoon
from Brooklyn Crawford. unable to
recall his own name and his mind
a blank, has been cared for by the
Norfolk police for several days Craw
ford was with the Trunk Line AS
ISOLATION of Brook1vn. He will be
taken home by Mr.. Newman Tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
Observation-Disclosures

I'VOS'a4 % ] Nt IIineS- Dlsra tCh.
Bristol Va December &c. T. Jcn-
nsngs. OF the Norfolk and Western
shops At Roanoke. nn.i Miss Sadie Nor-
tune daughter OF j. W. Fortune. OF
Roanoke. were married here this 2f-
tcrnoon. Rev Alfred II Burroughs
dictated. The aged minister advised
the couple that they were the 4.526th
counlo 70 be married AZ his Mecca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
hIasnns Elect 0hicers

Emporia- Va, December 27--Widows' Son
Lodge. No. 100. A.. +. & A. NJ. at it's stated
communication. held last night elected off,
GERS as follows: Charles II. Sebrell. worship
full master; w. c. Weaver. senior warden
J. r.. Grizzard. Junior warden: Harry
Schwartz (who' has held the position con-
tinuousiy for the past eighteen years).
treasurer; worshipfui W. ". Robertson, Sec
rotary: w. c. Davis. senior deacon. and
George G.. Faville. Junior deacon
Right 'orshipful j. ]. Pond. OF Lawrence
Vile, was recommended TO succeed himself
az district deputy grand master. Worshipful
w. w. Robertson and Colonel r.. T.. Good
wyn. the audit committee reported that ac-
counts OF tho secretary and treasurer had
been found correct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
CHRISTMAS TREE AT LuRAY.
Hundreds of Children Join In Conn
,nunifv I..sfixffica

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
iuray Va. December 27-To the
strains Of religious hvrnns and Christ
rms anthems. Lurav's community
Christmas tree exercises We're held to-
night. hundreds OF children marching
around tn" tree In the priuciual
square of the town, the BODY fna llv
forming In the shane OF star on the
east sidc OF the tree The roaring
or cannon and the explosion OF giant
nrecrackers formed the chief feature
OF tho occasion Minister'S Of all de-
nominations took n leading part In the
PROCEEDINGS. The tree was decked
with hundrehs of electrlc lirhts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
MIR. MYERS our In Few nav.

Tic CONDITION or Enrncy u Mvcrs
a wen-known citizen. who suffered an
attack OF heart trouble Yesterday
morning. was last night reported TO be
satt sfactory, and 1t was said that ho
would he able to leave Grace Hospital
in n few days. MIR. Myers recovered
from pneumonia several days ago and
II was believed that he overtaNed his
strength by attempting to transact
business too early.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
BURNED TO DEATH.
MIS-. Minor Loscs Life In Fire Which
Destroys Her Home

ISpeclaI 20 The Times Dispatchl
Laura Minor was burned 10 death In bAr
home a. Mantco last night. She was
the wife OF Tom Minor, the ferryman NJ
Mnnteo. Mrs. Minor was subject 70
fainting spells, and she is believed to
have tainted while she was lighting a
lamp The lamp was turned over and
daughters were in tho next room and
tried TO open the door. Failing in this
they called for help, which was re-
celved TOO late. The house and con-
BODY was found in charrcd condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
sLEMr ISSUES CALL.
Republican Committee Meet. In Ro,,.
oke january &
Especial 10 The Times

Especial 10 The Timcs- Dispatch.
R0anoke, Va. December 27-Tho Re-
Will meet here January 3 to consiGar
the reduction OF delegates from Souih.
ern states to national conventions. pro
N.otu lof recently by the Republican
Natlonal Committee. REPRESENTATIVE
Sieinp State chairman, issued the cali
for the meeting to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
Atlantic Coast Line
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

7:o' h-Locai-- Dany-r;cwport News
Thurmond.
1870 A-ESpres.- Dhiy-:sorfoll. Ola Point
IY;a9 A---Loc1l-Daily- I'chb'g. Lex G. Forge
!:ol Noon i2xprcsa - Daily = Norfolk old
Point
ttE Expreps-D nily-Hor;olk Ola Point
g:ll P.-LocH Daily-S. %rHs Old poiut.
s;n p L"cA Tx sun. Charlottesville.
DID P.-Locsl-Wcek days. 10 Varreu
10 -EIpreSs-D hily-Cin.. LYLE
~ ~ .iinitcd-Daily-Cin.. ChEo 81. l.
Ei:U P.--Esprcp- : Daily - Gin. Louisyills
'Slecperb. fTar!of Cars.
TRANS ARRIVE RICHMOND-Local from
lhst s::2 NJ sI9 = NJ Through from
East: ii;3) A. ~. o:0s e. ". $3.50 r. Il Local
f:om "s:; $50 y. Y. "le:s3 A. 81 end s:55
r. III Through: s:D A. 81. n:6t a. 81 and
James River Line. ''.:s; a. III. US p. ii.
"Dailr exe.rt SnnhAr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
Richmond & Petersburg Electric RsiIwa
STEAMBOATS,
>->-~--~~- - 90 -------------------
OLD DOM MON LINE

Nv. Richmond foot of Ash st. daily 7;oa p NJ.
Arrive Norfolk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk FOR New York daily. except Sunday
700 NJ. Connections also made by " q
~. Ry. r NJ. anc c. & o. Ry at p ~
Night line steamers stop At Ciarenont Oh
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO-Jancs Rive,
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point Newpor,
News and all James Ri.er landings. Monday
Wednesday and Friday Mt -, a NJ Freight
received for all James River Points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
Returms with Prisoner.

Detective Sergeant Krengel returned
last night from Petersburg wi.h Ern-
ost Weatherford. twenty-four years
old. arrested In that city at the request
Of Chi of Police Werner. a warrant
Cor his arrest was sworn out several
days ago by Emma Kastelberg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALI. RAIL L!Ni; 10 SORkOLK
Schedule In Effect December l. 1919
I.eaye BYRD street station. Eichinoi1 ron
j.. ".
FOR LYHCHBuRG AND THE WEST.
'e;b 4. NJ. go a. 81, 800 p. ri. .s:eo = 81
Afrive tich mono from norfolk: .ii:4o 4
a., 'e:a, = u. - 90 +. -. From the Wost:
ri. '.0) Z. -.
'Daiiy sDany e1cep, sunaay. ssunaay
only
~. b. BEyILr- W c. SAUNDERS.
j., T. u Roanoke: @. r. a. Roanok.
g. II. BOSLEr. II. =. 4. Richi-ond. IA