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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-10

Dipision of Adam into populated with a
""o poTtS' race of his spe-
cies, and amongst all the creatures
none was suitable as companion and
mother of his offspring. Thus again is
shown that Adam was distinctly diff
ferent from apes and all other crea-
lures under his control. He was In
Scriptures show US that it is the D1-
vine purpose that the sex quality in
humanity shall be dropped.
The division OF Adam into two
parts left the headship with the male.
but deprived him of some of his SYM
pathetic qualities. His wife had less
of the masculine and aggressive traits:
but the two were perfectly adapted to
each other and fulfilled each other
ideals. The fall from Gods favor has
affected both sexes. producing ex-
tremeS Of cOarseneSs and efemlnacy,
and robbing the marriage relationship
of it's ideal happiness. The Restitu-
ton or resurrection to be brought
about by Messiah's Kingdom will not
mean the restoration of sex perfec-
tons. but the gradual perfecting OF
each individual in the image of God
By One Mans Disobedience.
Note the consistency of the Blbie
theory which neceSSitated the dlVlSioh
of one man into male and female 'Tod
purposed that the entire race must
proceed from the one man. lie fore
saw sin and provided for man recoV-
cry. If two or more individuals bad
sinned. it would have required just as
many redeemers. according TO the Di-
vine Law. IAN eye for an eye"
mans life for a mans life. God in
tended only one glorious Redeemer.
therefore the entire race sprang from
one man Adam that las by man
came death. by Il man should come
the resurrection of the dead CORN
thians 1921.
Second Adam and Second Eve.
Adam and Eve in some respects fore
Swallowed Christ and the Church. Je-
sus. personally is the Great Savior.
whose death constitutes the Ransom
price for the entire race. During His
Millennial Reign He will give back
earthly life to Adam and his posterlty.
But before regenerGting the Uortd Cod
has arranged that first from the
wound in Christ's side figuratively an
Elect Church shall be formed. to be
the second Eve. on the spirit plane. as
He is the Second Adam. The Church
will be the mother of humanity during
the Millennium.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-10
Fine Farm For Sale.

Number one stock farm for sale. 100
acres; fenced, 10 acres timber; fruit,
stock spring, we'll, house. two barns. M
b iiiinps. School house a mile; l u
mile to railroad STATEN. store, shop and
creamery. Address,
Charles Johnson,
KoshkonOny, Rock Co., Wis.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-10
THEFAIR
w. f. GRUETZMACHER. Prop.
100 Main st. Watertown

WE PRIDE ourselves in carrying
w the largest and most complete
and popular-priced line of
Toy Dolls. Iron, Rubber and Wooden
Toys, Doll Ga-Carts, Toy Express Wag-
ms. Coaster Wagons, Tin and Hardware,
Unaware, Crockery and Glassware
Brushes, Paints, Soaps, Perfumery. jew
Try, Spppns, Knives, Pictures, Mirrors,
Baskets. Br"oms, Towels, Handkerchiefs,
Hosiery, Ribbons, Stamped Linens. jew
airy of all descriptions, Notions and
fan'y Goods, Souvenir and Birthday
Post Cards, Red Band Brani Candies at
Zoe Per pound. warranted strictly pure.
rect from New York. City. Stationery
nd School Tupp les, Popular Sheet
'luslc at Toe per copy. We are the
.heapest and best store to do your trad
ing-We buy direct and get syndicate
rices. Our motto: ''More Goods for
Less Money at the Fair"
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-10

RADY, better pards thanI.
Poets OF an elder day.
- Seemed TO love to versify
On "her eyes" OF blue or gray.
IT'S An Oft recurrent therne
For the bards who rhapsodise.
Not axcne but used TO dream
OF the loneliness OF eyes.
Shelley. Tennyooh and Keats.
swinhurne. Byron. Moore and Burns
All had visual conceits.
All hAd,v1Tious optic yeafns.
Far from me to minimize
Elder. better bar1s. except
This: They spoke @ lady's eyes
Haunting them what time they Slept
Envy those troubadourS-
am such, helplses thsali.
Lady, when think OF yours
FL cannot sleep At ALL
IF. p. Adam IN Century.
Charity should discriminate, for there
is always multitude ofsinners waiting
for her ID cover them.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-10

the masterpiece of
mundane creation. God pronounced
him very good" Nor could we esteem
it just that any but a perfect being
should be placed on trial for life or
death everlasting.
Not Two Creation Accounts.
Higher Critics claim that Genesis .
is another account, written by a diff
ferent person. giving a different order
of creation-man created first, then
trees. beasts, etc. To us this is fool
ishness Moses, having described crea
ton in it's logical order. merely partic
ularizes some of his previous state
ments. He declares Genesis 90 that
he has already described the genera
tons or developments of things heav-
emily and earthly from 1.-The beginning"
before there was any plant life. He
mentions that at that tine there was
no rain. He again assures US that man
was Gods last creation, to be the king
of earth and he proceeds to give an
account of mans creation. so different
from that of the lower animals and
tcSctd NldA wa uOt tCOtCCu, buI
Gods handiwork. He was not spirit.
but flesh, formed of the dust of the
ground, with the spirit of life common
to all earthly creatures. The Hebrew
reads, literally, "In his nostrils the
breath of lives"-the breath or spirit
Of life common to all breathing crea-
lures.
Man Originally Sexless.
The details of human creation imply
that Adam lived some time alone and
sexless. Some Bible students infer
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-10

from the chron-
ology that it was
two years from
Adams creation
until the expul-
sion from Eden
under the death
sent en- ce. The
cause for the di-
vision of Adam
into two persons
is stated: the
earth was to be
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-10
IN HIS OWN IMAGE

Bible teaches the
very reverse. st.
Paul declares, by
one mans disobe-
dience sin entered
into the world,
and death as the
result of sin. Thus
death passed upon
all men, because
all are sinners"
Or o m a n S 5:12.l
The Bible repre-
SentS M q n q S
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-10
For Sale Cheap.

My new $l75.O0 upright piano, used
less than one month. will be sold for
$3.50. Reason for selling is am mOyinl
to California and cannot move same
This surely is big bargain as the plan
is one of the best makes and is fully
guaranteed for % years. Address E. +
g., 1925 End ST., Milwaukee, Wis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
District No. 4---Automobile Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises all OF Hcnrco and
Chesterfield Counties, not included In Districts l.
and 3, and Louisn, Orange, Culpeper FIuyannn, AL
bemnr1e, Nelson md Augusta Counties.
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District No. 5---Automobile Contest.

DisTRiCT No. comprise. Hanover. Goochinnd,
SpotsylNnnia, Esscx Stafford Caroline, King Will
liam, King and Queen, New Kent, Charles City,
Prince George, POwhntnn and Cumberland Coun-
ties.
f. H. AVERY. Sturseon Point. Va. ....... 1000
WILLIAM HUGH BAGBY, Stevensville, Va. o51
MRS III. r. BEADLES Elerson. Va...... 900
JAMES Is. Bolts, Fredericksburg. ...... l. 600
w II. bltCADDUS, West Point, Va. 900
NJ 1873 MILDRED CAMPBELL. boswell, Va. 600
=. EDWARD CARTER Irwin Va, r. F. D. I. 1000
sam Is CAttICk, BOX ., Ashland, Na....... 1000
W 100 ANlNlA NJ CLARKE, Goodalls. Va. 1000
MISS G. l. DuGGINs, Beaver DAM Va. r. F.
d. No Observation-Disclosures. 900
~ - rl-lll,O. Welchs va. 1905
VI h2. X: d. Ii-ASCO SOCK Na..,.......... 1.0l1
w H. MADl)oH Hewlett, Va. .......,..... 900
', - Aic.'iaoteIE Mangohick, Va.......... 1000
nloS BESSIE MiDDLEBROOk, Hewlett, Va 1000
~, y. MON, IamWorth, Na................. 1000
RICHARD r. PRATT. Port Royal Va..... 900
W. v. itlulpn. Ashland Va. ............... 1,024
miss Tea ltl.E fUiH Manakin. Va. ........ 900
IN oit ROVE. Fredericksburg, Va. 1000
~ ~ ri ~ y y l.O Hanover G. H., Na... 1000
nis.' MIL THOMPSON. Beaver Dam, Va.
r. e. VALENTINE Bowling Green Na.. l. 900
LfNWOOD WILLIAMS Richmond, Va, r. f.
,, -. ! ....:.,........... .......,... 1,O17
MISS NINA MAY WHEELHOUSE, Pctersburg
Va. r. +. u. >, Box ............... O09
MISS BETTlE WRIGHT. GolansviIc va 1000
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WHAT WE EXPECT

in
ThcTine
75pish
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MRS JENNIE WARREN BERGMAN, surry 1,oSo
MISS MYRTLE BRADSHAW. Rice, va...... 1000
w. L. BRADSHAW. Green Bay, va........ 1000
DR.. w. S. BRIGGS Dinwiddie, va.......... 1000
j. f. BRIGHTWELL Blackstone. Va......... 900
MISS EMMA BURTON, Ammon, Na..... 1000
/. c. CLEMENTS Wakefield. Va............ 1000
j. l.. CoLGIN, Petersburg, va,.............. 1000
MRS ROSCOE CoNKL1NC FAIRS Crewe,
va. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
VIM II. CRENSHAW. Farmvle, Va...... 1000
GEO A. CRoLLE, Crewe, Va. r. F.. ID. 3.
BOX 40 ................. 1000
ROBERT j. DEwsBURY Church Road Va 1000
W. H. DREWRf, lvor, Na.................. 1850
STACY " ELLIS. Waverly va............ 1o40
w. EMORY ELMORE, Lawrenceville. Fa..... /, 900
MISS DELE EPPs, Petersburg. va........ 1000
MISS SARA w ESTES, Burkeville. Va. r.
T. d. No. g.. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
NAT FELTS, Capron. Observation-Disclosures. 900
MISS LILLIAN FINCH. Lawrenceville, Va 1000
JUL l.A. II GARY, Franklin. va............ 1000
3USaPH eiuZA, Jr. Mattoax. Va........... 1000
MRS j. o. HARDAWAY, Farmvilie, Va. 1904
R ROB HA + Blackstone Va. 1000
MISS MATTlE HARTMAN, Lexington. Va. 1917
r. j. JACKSON, stony Creek, Va............. 1000
MISS GLADYS JAMES, Crews va.... 1913
G. +. JONES, Bells Valley, Va........... O24
w w. LEWIS Charlie Hope, ya.......... 900
MRS w r. MATTHEW'S. Charlie Hope Va. 1000
w =. McCORMlCk, Raphine. Va. ........... 1000
F. w MCINTOSH, Farmville, Va........... 1895
MISS ELEANoRA MILLER, Jarratt. va. 1000
MRS j. H. MITCHELL, Dil!wyn, Va........ LOIS
s. ~ MITCHELL Charlie Hope. va........ 900
CHAs r. MYERS, Petersburg. va... 1000
H. II. MOOREFIELD. Farmvlle Va r. F. D. 1000
J: D PARKER, Raphine, va.,............ 1000
MRS. sALLIE T. PAULETT, Hampden Sid
MRS. j. \. rILoUT Sutherland, va....... iSss
w. e. BEDFORD. Burkeviile va....... 1000
j. II. REVELL- Branchville. Va........ 900
j. W ROGERS. Amelia Na................ 1000
MRS. y. w. SEBRELl., Sebrell, Va......... ! 900
J. CREATH Sj ELBURNE, Green Bay va 900
MRS T. A. SHORT. Kress. Na.....1......... 900
MISS EVELYN NJ sNEAD. Judd, Va. 1000
MISS MARGARET TUCKER. Champe Va 1 900
MRS CARRIE FEE F. w yAIAN Rice s,an ~ 1900
MISS HELEN WILLIAMSON, Petersburg. / 900
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Coupon Votes Only Counted to p. w. Friday

w. II. MANN. Woodland Heights. ......... 1000
j. j. MCDONALD, Woodland Heights 1000
EDWARD ROBINSON. 1880 McDonough ST.. 1000
l.. c. TUCKER 325 w. 31st St. So Rd ...... 1000
+. c. T. TYNDALLI, 40 w 25th St.......... 1000
j. T. WILLARD, South Rchmo ........ 106S
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Mrs a ALBERTS 1927 w. Cary ...... 1000
MRS. J. LEROY ASHER, 61e " Lombardy st. 1,09S
MISS optiEi-IA BRAY, lilo s. Randolph St. 1000
MISS S=AZSlI. BROWNING. STA s. Pine ST.. 1,o16
HERBERT CHANDLER, 241a Hanover Ave.
NSS ROSETTA CoRDREY. 11o61z Beverly. 1000
= IL E1I.SISS ia Mont,ose Ave. 1000
RUSSELL. \ K2NGIE soc Randolph St...... 1000
MISS FLORA ENG ELBERCi, 2S0S Park Ave,
cst,- ..-.-...-........ Observation-Disclosures. 1000
EsECEtAEo :. CsASKINS . y. Harvey St.. 200
MISS KATIE GILL; l7l7 Park Ave. ......... 900
oiEl = Z GOSDFN. AL N Robertson ST.. ,o01
BERT GORDON. SO w. Marshall ST.. ZOOS
MISS MARGUERITE HARTMAN. 1912 Grove Av. .036
l. +. HARRIS, 400 w. Grace st 1000
r. ". HoLl4ESTER. AS Pine st. 900
MRS. FAIFSFAN G. JONES. 25o7 Hanover Ave. 1,175
MISS ELIZABETH Is. kAIiL, 500 w. Main st. 1000
j. b. KIRTLES ll1a w. Main st. .......... 900
DIR. II. II. LEVY, 1880 w. Grace St. $500. 1000
CtIAS NJ. IlGHTNER, 10 Bacon Road 1000
MISS VIRGINIA Il. LONG, 719 North Ave. 1902
d. MEADE MANN, JR. IS f. Grace St.. 1000
EDWARD MAYO, 24l6 Hanover Ave. 1000
CLIFFORD MAYFIELD, 1907 Grove Ave. 1000
LEWIS c. MORlCONI, 2053 w. Broad St.. 1000
BURTON y NUCKOLS. 2026 Taylor St.. 1000
L. G. PELOUZE. 1000 w. Grace st. 1000
JAMES Il PETERS 90 s. Adams st. 1000
CLUrFORT G. SATTERFlElD sol w. Clay. 1000
JOHN SAUNDERS, 1875 Floyd Ave.......... 1000
MRS w. y SHELTON, 203 n. Meadow St.. 900
. G. b. SOUTHWARK. 10 n. Plum St........ 1175
MRS. Is. &, THOMPSON, 3l9 N Harrison ST.. 1000
MISS CLARA T1LI4ER. 1909 w. Main ST.. 1000
w S. TUPAaN, 116 Garland Ave. 1000
MIR. NJ b. VAN DUREN. No. 5O4 Chamber
laine Ave. Observation-Disclosures. 900
MFRS. SUSIE BHAXTON WEST, $500 Park Av. 1893
MISS NJ. l.. WILLIAMS, 2113 Grove Ave..... 1000
JOHN T. WYNN, JR- w Grace St. 1OO1
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District No. 3---Pony Contest.

DiSTRIC'r No. 2 comprises all territory known
Hl
MASTER ALVIN ALvIs. 30 clopton ST.,
SwaHsboro, Va ............... ........ o0O
MISS TH1LMA BELCHER. 1913 e. 18th ST.. 1000
MISS MARY ALEYsE GoDsEY, 1e5 Il. 18th. 1.oO6
MISS MARGARET KNIGHT, 11Oi Decatur st. 900
SULLIVAN NEAL. ia Decatur st. 1000
MISS LOUISE ROBERTSON. iii Albany Ave 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
District No. .2---Automobile Contest.

DISTRICT No. 2icomprises NIL territory In Rich
monJ north of the. James River and q Second
Street tiucludinE Second iStrcet), nIso including
Highland Park und' Chestnut Hill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
District No. 4---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. 4 comprises nil o. Henrco md
Chesterheid Counties not included I'm Districts 1,
bcmnrle, Nelson and Augusta Counties.
Va. Observation-Disclosures. ~,
MISS MARTHA r. BOSWELL Greenwood. Va. 900
MISS ELEANOR BROWN. Ettricls va ooo
MISS Mary COOKE. Fredericks Hail. va 900
=. -. H. DIETRICH. Richmond. Va r F. D. g.. 900
i noD t'Eos MI sidney. Va. r. f. D. 2...... 1000
MioHAEl .. kENNoN Matoaca. Va. ....... 1000
Ids iiIs.i I'M Gupeper Va ....... 1000
'OE i.osHBAUGH, 1908 Market St. Char
MSS s''se ,,i ", Va 1000
ian nam; va ....,... 900
StISc of- e, icnmonh Va. r. f. D. l., 900
,r, :. TN cMaN Columbia Va. i034
'Ni''> 70 " i1Si seven Plnes, Na........... 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
District No. Automobile Contest.

DISTRICT No I comprises all territory In Rich
north of the James River and west of Second
street tnot including Second street, and barton
Heights and tsintcr Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
District No. 7---Automobile Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises Appomnttox Camu-
bell, bedford. Botetourt. GrcensviIIe. I.unenburu
olecklenburg, Charlotte, Halifax. PittsyIvanin.
Henry and Franklin Counties
HORACE BAGLEY. Kenbridge, Va, Route g. / 900
STEPHEN BAILEY, North Emporia, Va / geo
MRS. A. L" .BARkSDALE Cullen, Va. ..... l. 900
JAMES T. BARLEY, Buchanan, Va....... / 600
LuCIUS H. BRACEY. Joyceville, Va........ L oo3
a. 3 BFslDGEFoT4TH. Jr. Olo, Va........... 900
MISS CLARA BRYANT. Lynchburg, va / 900
Jim W. BURGESS, races, Na............. 1855
MISS AZR1E CAGE, South Boston. va 1000
THOS. l.. CHRISTIAN, Vera, Va. / 900
J. d. CLAY, Crystal Hill, Va......... / 600
LINDSAY CRAWLEY, 'Appomattox.' va 1000
MRS. W. A. CRUTCHER brakes Branch Va / 900
i. u. DANIEL Lynchburg, Va............. / 600
MISS NELLIE V. FOWLk ES, Lunenburg Va l. 600
J. C. GARRETT, brakes Branch. va.... 1000
NJ, ~. tIEt Meherrln, Observation-Disclosures. 1000
MRS. w. w. GREEN, n. Emporia, Va.... 1000
>. y, oIkf.Hohf, chase CITY, Na............ 1000
MISS RAMEY HAMLlN. Danvile, Va. ..... 1000
hi>S Lucy HAY Els, l'almer Springs, Va.
EWELL HOLT. Brookneal. Va............. 600
,. " lNCiE Kenbrdge, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
MISS HETTIE JAMES, Bedford. Va. 1000
EARL CAREY JONES, iIynchburg, Va....... 1000
CHAS. KESSNICH, Lynchburg, Va......... 900
y. r. MOON Mt. Airy, Na...-.............. 900
REV $. |" NAFF, Emporia, Na............. 1000
j. -. NEWCOMB. Clarksville, Fa........... 1908
CHARLES r. NICHOLS. South Boston. Va. 900
JNo w, NORBUfN, DanVillo. Na............ 1000
JAMES f. NORWOOD. Skipwth Va........ 1000
II. *. PARRISH, DundaS, Na.................
MRS. II. ID. PETERS. Keysville, Na......... 1000
MISS Id, RI PRICE. Meherln Va.......... 1,O4G
G. H. SEBRILL North Emporia, Va......... 1000
CLYDE SELF, MartnsviNe, Na............. 1000
MISS VIRGINIA SIzEMORE Virginia, Va. 1000
MISS EMMA SMILEY Buchanan, va........ 1000
W: II. SWINGI,E. SHIPPERS Va.... 1000
MISS MARY JAND WALDEN, Sutherlin. Va.
. Route No. Observation-Disclosures. 1909
MISS JANE WALL. South Hill va.......... 1000
MISS LUCILLE WILLIAMS Victoria. Va. 1000
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District No. 3---Automobile Contest

DISTRICT No. 3 comprises all territory known n.
south Nichmond. including Swnnshoro and Forest
Hill.
MISS MARION DOUGLAS, lol Decatur st. =. 900
MISS NOAAII GOODE. 225 f.. 10th St oho
MISS KATHARINE HARDING. $500 Lawson
street -.........,,...... 900
BARATlER HARRIS, 1922 Porter st - 1oes
w. +. liaiti.iH 80 and Everett iSt........ 900
MolfIoN HENRY 10 W. 9Th St.......... 1000
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District No. 6---Autonobile Contest

DISTRICT No. q comprises Surry Sussex, South
amnton' Dtnuiddie, BrunSwck, Nottowny, Buck
inghnn,, Amherst, Rockbridse, Amelia and Prince
Edward Counties.
:, ~. Al'DlEMAN, Farmville Va f. F. D. L.. 1000
~ -, p Ai.i.EN Jarratt Na........... 1000
o. = ANoEfSoN, Green Bay Va. 1000
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District No. l---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises all territory in Rich
mond north OF the Jnmex River md w est of second
street tEOt including Second Street) and Borton
Heights ind Ginter Park.
THoS. ARMSTRONG JR.. sl4 carton Ave 1902
CLAY DREWRY BLAIR. 17l6 Hanover Ave. .o25
NOkGAN GRAFTON, 4O6 y. Robinson St.. 2fSD
CARL FARRAR, 9l7 w. Grace st 1000
MISS IHEl.MA GlLLS los Il. Clay St..... 1000
JAMES GOOCH, 25iS Stuart Ave. .......... 1859
JAN Rs hENNED1. ll2O Beverly St........ 1000
HENNETli LARRABEE. 500 Beverly St. LOT
MISS MAlt4 AUSTIN MANN 10 E. Grace ST.. 1000
HOWARD MANN MoRECOCK, JR, Madison
and Cary SITS tstore) Observation-Disclosures. 1,o12
STuARI MCCONNELL. III II. Clay St. 900
CHAS. - READY, 1919 Park Ave. ......... 300
STUART SELDEN, e522 Stuart St.......... 900
HENRY SNlpER, 2ll3 Hanover Ave. 1000
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District No. 5---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. compriscs Hanover, C.oochInnd
spots1l,ania. Erscn, Stafford, Caroline ISinr vii
INN, hing md Queen, New Kent. Charles city
irinee George Powhntnn and Cumberland Counties.
MISS LUCILLE D. BEADLEs, Richmond, Va
H. T. D.. No. l ......................... 1000
% oAi'i btAl- runstalL Va,.,..,......... 1000
DAVID GELD. West Point Va, Box 80 900
MISS MARY GouLDMAN. Beulahvillc. Va. 1000
MISS IDA LEE HUTCHINSON, Hanover. Va
d. No. l................. 1000
" ~ '.Nihs' neuiahvilie Na-....:....... 1905
JOHN fooSE MlDfETTE. Ashland Va. 1908
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-18
JACKSON TINKER'S FUNERAL.
Floral Offering From White House
Among the Beautiful Tributes.

With impressive Masonic rites, Jack
son Tinker, for twelve years a Wash
ington correspondent and one Of the
founders of the National Press Club,
was laid to rest at Glenwood GENE
terry yesterday afternoon. Many states
men and newspaper correspondents at
tended the funeral. The services at
the home were conducted by Columbia
Commandery. knights Templar. and by
Rev ]. ]. Dimon, rector Of St Andrew
P L. Church. The last rites at the
grave We're in charge OF King Solo
mon Lodge. No. 81, F. A. A. M. A COM
mittee from the National Press Club
was composed of d. Fl. MacAdam of
the ST. Louis Republic, Theodore H.
Tiller of the Washington Times, Rob-
ert D. Heinl Of Leslie's Weekly and E.
r. Sartwell of the United Press AS
ISOLATION.
There was a delegation from the
were John p. Gavit of the New York
New York American. H. N. Price of
the Washington Post and George w.
Summers of the Wheeling Register.
There was a beautiful floral Offering
from. President Wilson, under whom
Mr. Tinker was a student at the Wes-
leyan University, and handsome trib-
utes from the National Press Club, the
press galleries of Congress. the Legis-
lative Correspondents Association of
Albany and the Masonic lodges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-18
RAIL RIDE AND OUCKING
FOR AN ILLINOIS WOMAN
Members of Her Sex Mete Out Pun
ishment for Her Alleged
Misconduct.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, July 1S.-Mrs. John HI
Richardson of Vollo. Ill, was kid
naped Tuesday evening by a band OF
women, ridden on a rail through the
main street of the town and then
dumped in a small mud lake.
After the bath. which was accom-
panied by kicks, they gave her twenty
four hours in which to leave town
Because Mrs. Richardson had not left
Wednesday night. they again descend
ed upon the house, armed with a pail
of hot tar. but were frustrated. the
woman staying behind barred doors
Before daybreak yesterday Mr. Rich
ardson put his wife in a carriage
drove to McHenry and placed her on
a train for Chicago.
According to Mrs. Peter Stadsfield
wife of the village blacksmith, who
was captain of the band. the rela-
tions between Mrs. Richardson and
her brother -in-law, William Dunnill
have been a matter of comment for
some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-18
Washington-Ames.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
WINCHESTER, Va, July IL 1912.
The marriage of Miss Katharine Parke
Ames, the younger daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Blanchard Ames of Boston
Mass, who have a summer home here
and Mr.. George Lafayette Washington
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Blackburn
Washington. formerly of Charles Town.
jefferson county, w. Va, but now of
Woodbury., n. j., took place last night
in Christ Protestant EPISCOPAL Church
with Rt. Rev. William Loyal Grayatt of
Charles Town, bishop coadjutor of the
diocese of West Virginia assisted by Rev
w. d. Smith, rector of Christ Church
officiating. The bride was escorted bv
her father, by whom she was given in
marriage. and wore white satin, trimmed
with lace and orange blossoms her veil
being held by spray of orange blossoms
She carried a shower bouquet of lilies of
the valley. Her only attendant was her
elder sister, Miss Marie Donaldson Ames
of Boston, who wore lace and white satin
embroidered in pearls and carried show
er bouquet of pink roses. Mr. John a
Washington of Clarksburg W. Va, a
brother of the bridegroom, served as best
man. The ushers were Messrs r. Scott
Washington of Chicago. Lewis Marshall
Baker, Robert T. Barton, jr and Ensign
Richard Evelyn Byrd. jr, of the United
States Navy. all of Winchester, and Stan
ley c. Chambers and Richard Henry Lee
Naylor. both of Woodbury., N ]. A large
reception was held Immediately after the
marriage ceremony at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ames.