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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-14
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Der oeutide &ronprin8 cine bcfeitigte
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-14
Die bentIdle gerlnitliitr.

Non0on, n. Sept. lleber ]fot.
terOom fomnt Die Radrid)t. 0uB sic
Geutiten III Dem biS6criaen arieae
foIgen0e gerliIite erlittcn: Io6tc
$685. mo 8erpunoete 1858.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20
ber Dcm iaa eenitoig. attfloge bper.
allore ior min ipore geDioitbsbs
2omitol.
gaucr til DpfSrelien al l1ngoomsifo-
len ! SolDana, Sal.

Sra Jreoensbprg, Gal.; @aIborq
9e1erien $40; Siloa Neterien So;
Mers. Gbritine Senien $25.
Sra %s6er1bale, Gal: s.. S. 8eter,
ien 500; Mis Gifiloien $50.
Sra solpa,1g, GaI.:: Sobbn Nseter'
len $40; Mrs. 9etrea Neterien $25;
SONS Maif So; S John Abrertnl $255;
5amiliemMpluno $50; giggp Mpbre
$5; 5reo Gpsrgaarb $40; Magoale,
no 5cbeIot $40; Glen 5cbelM $40;
Sigura gsrenen So; Sons anl,oien
$25.
8po Gpler, @lirn.: Gognp 0lien
$500.
Sra Gnnmclotp, @alb.: Niels
8rpns So; Marie Brsns 50; Mgnes
grs1S So; g. 8. Sgrenien So; Geo.
8rubn 81; Carl Sobanien 50; @eter
GnepoIoien 50; Nrer1t 8rubn ST. 81
Nane Sobanien 81 SSacub SIott 81;
8arl Semen Soc; Mlma 8rens So
6, gsielien 81; Sens 6. Seiperiet,
So: A1roers gsielieh 50; Oscar Miel-
fen SO; q. 6. Sobanien 50; Saul
SSenlen 50.
6ro 5anta Barbara, Gal: Carl
g. Neterien $25.
lSro Glsanoer, Gul.: Sens @eterz
fen $50.
Sra gali,1os, @al.: Grit &eter=
Ier $40; Margretbe Geterien IS.
Sra Genterpille, 8. o.: Serer
Mnoeren $500; 3eter Mn6erien SIS;
&errp Mn6erien SIS; Ebeooor Gbrt=
iten{en SIS; mers. 2m,ritien SIS.
2al,rn SSenie11. Bernbale, Sol, 6
Nar 2agener.
6or 6isk @aber bringer leg pno
Sfplens @egne min be6ite Sat.
@ene6ict Mor6entoft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

friite en- Megierintg til at bortleo;
llroe1l peo at falbe til arig moo Nr.
1boer. 0eoroen ber bore forbercOd
berpoa % life glenule init lnoe1
oisie 6orbolo at pore iorlparsbe=
p0t.
&c aQar, lorn sc tire noroiite Dolt
altiun / pRrite Talb bur Jrcntios=
llbiigt til, ct 90, toni 6ultene ieIp,
ilunoe % inpne. Dmboro / Ct Gut
ro@,a, ser Deficient n1na tilitaa, at
bets 8eroeusberre0snme er forbi,
iaa at net bereiter maa 11lles npao i'm
lture Sortio % in, Grlige @illie til
Irrmoeles at mrfe efter gpne. S
.benne @re0s en- bnoret Hlnos ior
Noroen / Torbolo til bets sterrcli,
% SSper for lege1nligt og %oallseligt ~
brpbtpoe ct rebml1siet 5olf. lt6fig
fra @inoa,erne til slGgtningene Ser,
opre i Sen itore @erbensoel, ser TIL
ferer on og foar flore fin Nart al ga.
gen meb ube guile. Siemme, ium
for Martuiinber iibe1, 80 6orfnorene
.betraoote 2anoet: Sen famine figlige
2uft, set lonn11e ififten6e 9ollps %
friife 8rus / @fob, pua 6iGlb, pao
Slette, be gamle, punte, biemlige
@ilfanr, ser fIarer Sinoet. lpnn6er
Muitlen og gisr Mrbeibet fiGrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20
ra aantpene ! 6ranfris.
IN aprrelponoent til Elm

On aorreiportoent til rIimes"
ffriper:
Set CT cit rem 9rfat1. Meg1lell
faIoer 5trgrnme MMegn, Der plo=
ter 11eb oper @eiene, noer lig NED
/ Dem % grocer opbe 5trsmleier
i oe11. 9per De triite Marfer feier
tia1ee Cher d steo, % 9ooger
fnsbe fgsom Ereertts aroifersi
greftert,ee e plilnreoe gtreu-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

Wtltlflen Dg g1Dr MrDe10er I1cerf.
@porfor logger Solsaten life Aterfe
til Slasets Mebner?
Nroiesior Oscar Blocb bar i lit
%interes1unte @erf nGan Dgoeu"
giort ct Doripg pau at forflare,
bporfor set life er lua rgoielsf1llM
at bore gibne til alt Oct forfGroe-
lige, iom upleues / ct Slag.
Mlt, bpab Der giennem bore 5n,1=
fer, ifGr Rjet % Eret, pirfer paa
os, maa poapirte Dor @inrmes Gel
Ter for at for1rre til Dor 8epioiit=
be0. Naopirfningm n,oa bore 1af
Ell pis 5tprfe og bape en- pis @a=
rigBso, bnis Der lfal pere 3ale ont,
at ri Iaar ct Snotrpf af bpao hi
Ter % bgrer. g1lbper peo, at man I.
gfs. fan bape talt ma,1ge @a1ege
meb cit Ma1rb 1toen at a1ra, bporle6eS
BON egentlig ier ITO. Man fnn bel
meb 2etbe0 fie1rbe ba,n igie1L 11aar
nra1 ier bum; me,1 bpis man Miper
'm1rgt, ON lban bar set enc eller Oct
anoet Slogs 5fiRg, er ma11 uoe at
Stanb til ct iige set. @iI man pi6e,
bpa6 Clogs sfing bmn bar, Iaa mao
man meo bepioif 0panGrfiombeb ie
pan Sci.
Nperferer hi bette poo Uorbolnene
i 4rig og ieger at forflare, bporfor
ffan mango lite paapirfes pipfiit iaa
itprft al &rigens @noiler, iom BET
pilbe bore 2ilfelbd buis man lln-
Der 6ngligoags 5orboIb bare en- al
De 8egipenbeoer, man / arigen fer
iaa manage al, 90 ligger Oct 10 me
get nGr at tro, at @runben er ben,
at @lernenS &eller life faor Tto til
at opfatte Snotrpffene, ia. mango of
6isie er maoife enbog iaaleoes fam-
let rpuu ct 8rGot", at 9jet tffe tan
lifeline Dem fra bi1ta,t6en. De pirfer
/ forpirret Cunt lom en Drgm. Dees-
uoen ct SpmRrfiombeoen pos Sol
baten / Scamp 10 optuget uf mattge
onbre Gtng enc at lie, bborIeoes BET
gaars benz, fom er ,omfring BAN.
5eln Den, fom lite er meo i Sloget,
nnen bare oberpnrer BET lom Stl<
finer, 55a,1 bore iao ipanM, at ba1l
/. gB. 1rappe anfer Drdrrt al Ell
aonon, ION uffpres lige beb Sioen
at butn. Dg m, Soloaten, font en-
meb! SON itaI gipe en- Srbre eller
lnltre en innbm. @an ifol iigte,
eller fan ifal pasie poo at hGffe Jig,
raar bon bgrer Ell @rannt folnme
bpisIenbe gienrtem 2ufter. 1dlbt
Sen, ba11 iigtcoe paa? 8il De, bmt
ier Der, rpffe frem, naa bib, eller
falber Be, fer De rnar %? Sou,
fnlrbter, ioet fan ganr frem. Maa,
BET Dor bare e, flor 5te1. Ser itei-
Ter en- &eit, truffH at en- 8atgle, eQer
foroi Ben Ter en- @eit Iigge bso poa
lin Sci. Og E,1ert6e a1rore 3n1g!
gr set bn 1moerligt, at 6e SSrrbbtrpf,
TOM mm ffaar, 1gum mon ier Coo
reoe omffri;ng fig elIer er Sem faloe,
bore er inobe, forbgnoepoe? Gller
er set unoerligt, bpig Sc er al ben,
Ar, at De moo fgir fig ! ems
Bebioitbeo, at BE lite gisr ct iaa
ubpggeIigt sStriottrpf poo Bonn eller at
ban h1rtig gler,1tt1er bent nuaafte
for r. "a, lio:r.a :Di,n l1aar D'nr Y
fornm. til Mr. :anr Der ii3i''l Der
tier 5s;;..re nanr ln1, iio1bes :ah )
fine eg11e Enrter fnitet tr1a 1T @jen1
% Ifriper 8lene, 30 buffer set enc
Billeoe trent efter set anoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

? NV 49,
mindelige Bogladepris.
Da endel at B1gerne kun HAYES
snaa 5Oplag, bedes man ordre
flere j Tilfelde de pnskede Boyer
skulde ware udsolgte.
Ale Boyer sendes portofrit
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Blandede Announcer.

TIL sALa. The Delta Poultry Farm, we'd Chicago z
Flok. Rugemaskineri. Maskineti, valktej, o.s.v: Et
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

Faldesyge. Lamhed, Locomo.
tor, Ataxia. mild Stndssyge, Brights Di-
Sukkereyge, Morfinvaner, GiRt o9
SAN1TARIUM, Smyrna. Mich.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

FARMR. Mejeri, Frugt, Tobak, Kartof1er,
Majs, Korn, Klpver. o. .. Y. 100000 til
SIS, 600. 90. Afdrag. God sund Kva1itst a.
Kartofler. Direkte fra Farmeren TIL Forbru.
geren, 80 Bushels til so Cents. C. LIND.
Co1fax, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

TkAKT TIE SALGS. 1sooD Ac.
res bedste Skoyi Nord Carolina. Skriv ef-
ter Oplysninger TIE. B,SKREASON, Hor.
nell. N. II.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

TIL sALGs En- vel opdy,k et leo Acres Farm Indiana.
20 NIL fra Chicago. Godtkj6b indeDfor 30 Dage. NEW.
TON BROS, Knox. Ind. $3.50 s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

over ct Store Lager at Bpgei.
der har vEret benyttet som Pro
yer. Bogerne er komplette en-
hver Henseende. Prison er sa,
I'll omtrent Diet halve at den al.
mindeige Bogladepris.
Da endel at B1gerrc kun HAYES
/ smaa Oplag, bedes man ordre
flere j Tilfelde de pnskede Boyer
skulde ware udsolgte.
ALE Boyer sendes portofrit
we'd Modtagelsen at Belobet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

PERSONLIGT. Madam Eldou, videnska.
belig Clair oyant OF Astrolog. Preve-Lxs
ming med Posten. Send F6delsda9 or fem
Tocents Frimarker. $500 Fourteenth ST.,
Washington, u. C.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

BUfF.LhG uORN. Orpintons. Laheuvel-
nons, smukke Golden Campines Premiera-
Rere. Haner $1.OO til $1,000 "Pens'' or
'Trios' 5000 til $50. 90. c. J. LIND. Col
fax. Wie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

IKE af Gigt, Held i Rygeen.
Nyre-, Lever. eller Maveonder. Bog med
Oplysninger fit. CHARLES ELDON.
$500 Fourteenth ST, N. w. Washington.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

re-.
S Sapon og &i,tn arbeioes Der
ppperligt / en- 1O-11 Gimers Ar-
beiosbog for Ell Dagl6n Of 25-5O
gre. Ser er 0perflob i begge 2an.
Dc, fprli9 i @ina, uf hnbe Mrbeioere
% Sail. Eilnirfniugen al oft bet,
Beroen bebeoer. lige fra SDnnale til
sSerrfibe og 2ofomotiper, fra 9roao
til 8omlllostsier og Meoer o. |. D.,
bill b ! set Iarge 2sb upilfoorligt
BRACES oeroper. Sort i 6om al ST.
IinIer, fom europnifte Snbrifanter
a1Imgger Nropre for at ubnDtte Ben
biIIigite ArbeioSfroit. Sioen ipn1
ielDitna1big Drift al Snofeot, Der
bar Iprt Dem a1tniten al.
europa bill life fnltre boIoe u0
i nn. berpeb opftaoerpoe aappeitrD;
tbi inge11 eltropaiif Arbejoer bill eller
fa,1 neies meb en- Daelgn. lom ben
fineiiite og iapanife. selp ON oen-
ne maatte Mipe forbeiet Deo &Naablrf-
ring ira europa, bill oen Dog ] e
pp~criflleligt Mnreutaal moblipe t
pore ct olt Gelnggenoe u~tnoerbai0:
6gIeen mao for gllropaS geofom--
netr1oe bIipe, at 6~obrdffferne efte es
hannoen miI folrrse til at tooto1itIlle.
IsGemerfe aulleier tDprs n1o gietlt'eal1
g,lros,o,S Sci etl Gang nflo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

Alberta Land ,, dyIk Vi, Sg n = Ety !ad 81.
kj0b / en- Trakt paa 1910 Acres naer we'd By
med Jernbane. 1000 dyrket, svar, sortMuld
Pris $l6pr. Acre. $4pr. kontant Resten paa
lette Betingelser Dette Distrikt har we
ret fri for Misvekst. Udmmrket for en- K0.
loni eller en- Storfarm. vi loksliserer Set.
.lere. G. ID. CARTER, Box 1853. Edmonton.
Alberta, Canada.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

Get er fulM at ne6br1lote Wfoe1lo,
unge Mntrb og Manb oeres tel
relte 2ibsbaar, fom bar lagt oeres
un9oom % atoSfraf poa oette
6r1beoens blooorpppe1roe Alter. =
seq bar let eng, Doorom Ger 'I1e
ran tales, ENG, Ger 1te ron p'
11rrDes % Tom H'at eoe'rtarlH
geDoel1e ~ m teen Sn1 . =
seDs.raH pn1per u nn''ne o'1le - =
~ gr1nor'ne. sv.en' les' Du1 ~, ~
laa 1ef zen n'e,l opDelso g 1.0a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

OPDYRKEDE FARME. sa Mil fra Coun-
fysaedet III COO, 20 Cents Billet til Detroit,
halv Million Folk. 2lO Bushels Kartof.
Ter or IS Bushels Majs pr. Acre. $50 til $50
pr, Acre. Is. #. WINEMILLER, Pontiac,
Mich. Skriv til mig.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

option elections and In primaries. You
can mako statute to do that. Why
don't you let them voter. he cried.
Needed In Child Labor Flight.
we need them In child labor prob
lens and. In the problem OF woman
labor, You appropriate millions to
exterminate COW ticks and to prevent
the spread of cholera among hogs. but
how much do you spend to relieve the
women and children of their burden?"
He said that he believed there was
less sentiment In the South for wom-
an suffrage than anywhere In tho
country, but that the people would
finally see the need for suffrage. ex-
tension and give the franchise to the
women.
Az MI. Bryan finished, Mrs. Valen-
tine announced that nc would answ err
any questions. and the colloquy be-
tween MIN and Commodore Smith en-
sued
Then. as tho sun neared the horizon
ana shadows were beginning to creep
aero -. the grass, the crowd sung to-
gether the suffrage song to the air of
America" The first stanza was:
MY country ills for thee,
TO make your women free,
This Is our plea.
High have our hopes been raised
In these enlightened days
That for her Justice praised
our land might be-"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
DEL UGE OF WEDDING GIFTS
RECEIVED AT WHITE HOUSE
"Irrenhy Presents OF Apples. Turnips.
Popcorn and Washing Machines
begin 10 Arrive.
WHITE GLOVES OFT EVERY s1z
Miss Wilson Likely VIII Have Two
Handsome Diamond ami Opal PEN
* dants Set In Platinum.
[special to The Times.Dispatch.l

Especial to The Tines ispatch.1
Washington. May "A deluge Of
Wedding gifts was received at the
White House to-day, on the return Of
Miss Eleanor Wilson from New York.
Willie the freak gifts did not start
to como en- inasse until this week. they
now fill one OF the small rooms In the
4 basement Of the White House. and In
cluue barrels of apples. turnips. pop
corn, washing machines, sewing ma
& chimes, cooking utensils and canned
goods.
Among the other gifts are boxes OF
theS latest best sellers, quits of hand
z embroidered hundkerchlefs and collars.
and an untold number of white gloves
OF every size, with tho request that
the bride wear them at her wedding
and return for keepsake to the
Givcr.
81 Andrew Carnegie, who gave Miss
Jessie Wilson wedding Gift OF a
+ dozen solid silver plates, has also re-
nembered MISS Eleanor Wilson with u
handsome silver piece.
The Postmlster-General and Mrs.
Burleson and their two daughters have
combined on n handsome Austrian
fayallicr of ono immense opal, set i'll
an oval frame of old gold. studded
with pink pearls. The pendant hangs
e IRON u tNTee-petaica mower OF oiu
gold and pearl. centred with two large
opals. and Is attached TO finely
wrought chain of gold and pearls.
It is very likely that Miss Wilson
VIII have two diamond end opal PEN
dants set in platinum for her wedding
gifts. as II is understood that Score
tary McAdoo Will present his bride with
a corDage piece and pendant of opals
and diamonds to match the ring which
he gavo her as an announceme emit
present
The other opal ornament will como
from the members of the Senate. who
have in mind Two different pieccs OF
opal and diamond tewelry, but have
not decided on which to select
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
MARSHALL AND KERN
GUESTS AT H0LLINS
tspecia, to The Times-p.spatch.1

Especial to The Times D!spatch.l
Roanoke. Va. May 2-Thomas r.
Marshall. Vice-President OF the United
States, and United States Senator John
w. Kern. of Indiana. were the prin-
cipal speakers to-day Mt the May Day
services at Holllns College,. Vice
President Marshall, Mrs. Marshall and
Senator Kern arrived here early to-day
and motored to Hollins. Following
the exercises at the college. Mr.. md
Mrs. Marshall went to Fern Cliff,"
Senator Kern's home IN Botetourt.
They VIII spend Sunday there, and
come TO Roanoke on Monday to be the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Cooke
On Monday afternoon, they Will he
guests at reception given in their
honor They will return TO Washing
ton on Monday hight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
INSCRIPTION COMPOSED
BY SMITH Is CHOSEN
HIS Lines VIII he Used In Monument
Erected to Memory of General
Nathaniel Greene.
sSnccial to The es-Dispatch.1

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
Charlottesville. Va, May Am In
scription composed by DR.. c. Alphonso
Smith, of tho University of Virginia,
has becn unanimously accepted for the
statue to be erected by the United
States government at Guilford Court
house. near Greensboro. N. c.. to the
memory OF the great Revolutionary
War hero, General Nathaniel Greene.
Professor Smith was Invited by the
Guilford battle-ground Company to
enter the Inscription competition.
About thirty other men, distinguished
In historical and literary scholarship.
accepted similar invitations. Profess
sor Smith entered chiefly for reasons
Of sentiment, as he Is native of
Greensboro. and the battlefield Is only
q short distance from tho place of his
birth.
Professor Smiths inscription was
unanimously accepted. according to
announcement just made by Paul w.
Schenck, president of thL cuilford Bat
tlcground Company.
There will be three bronze tablets
on the monument. The inscription
Will. therefore. be divided into three
parts On tho nrst tablet will be a
Greene. with dates of the battles In
which he took part. The second tablet
Will contain the names of n number of
men who fought valiantly with Cen
eral Greene. The third tablet will
contain the eloquent eulogy penned by
Professor Smith, az follows:
I'm tho manoeuvring mat preceded
II. in the strategy that compelled 1t.
I'm the heroism that signalized il. and
In the results that flowed from 1t. tho
battle Of Guilford Courthouse is sec
ond to no battle fought on American
coil. il transformed the American
army into pursuers. the British army
into fngitives Over the brave men
who fell here. their comrades marchc ed
to ultimate victory at Yorktown, and
the cauro OF constitutional self gov
eminent to assured triumph at Phila-
delphia. To officer and private. to Con-
tinental soldier and volunteer militia
man. honor and award are alike due.
They need neither defense nor cuIogy.
but only just recognition grateful
nation erects this monument. thero-
fore, as an expression Of its solemn
pride I'm the men who fought hero. of
Its impcriehable devotion to their
memory, and OF Its unalterable conf
dcnce in the permanence of the prin-
ciples which their example vindcated."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
YOU CAN'T BRUSH OR
WASH OUT DANDRUFF
The Simplest and Quickest Way
is To Dissolve 1t.

Tho only sure way to get rid of
dandruf Is to dissolve &c, then you
destroy 1t entirely. To do this, get
about four ounces OF ordinary liquid
arvon; apply It ut night when retir-
ing; use enough to moisten the scalp
and rub It In gently with the finger
tips.
Do this tonight. md by morning
most II not all OF your dandrufr will
be gone. and three or four more ap-
plications will completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace of IT. no matter how much dan
druff you may have.
You Will md. zoo. that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop at
once. and your hair will be fluffy, Ius-
trous. glossy. silky and soft, and look
and feel q hundred times better
II you want to preserve your hair,
by all means get rid OF dandruff, for
nothing destroys the hair more quickly
1t not only starvcs the hair and makes
1t fall out, but 1t makes Ii strinEy,
straggiy. dull, dry. brittle and lifelcss,
and every one notices 1t. You can get
liquid arvon at any drug store. 1t ia
inexpensive and never fails to do the
Observation-Disclosures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

Good 4-string Carpet Broom
at ............ 26c
Bissell Carpet Sweeper. .S2.25
Folding Cutting-Out Table. 0Sc
Goth Century Fly Fan. 1926
2-burner Gas Hot Plate. $3.50
3-burner Gas Hot Plate. $500
Nickel Plated Bath Tub
Soap Dish .2Bc
Large Gray Enameled Ham
Broiler .... 81 .2S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
TOWN SERGEANT KILLS
PROMINENT MERCHANT
). L. Thornton. of Marion. Is Shot to
Death During Difficulty
with w. L.. Greer.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
Marion. Va, May 2.--J. l. Thornton.
prominent merchant OF this place
was shot and killed about o'clock
this afternoon by Town Sergeant w.
%. Greer. The seIgcan had gone into
the store to see Mr.. Thornton about
the payment Of his corporation license
tax. difficulty arose. and the shoot
Ing occurred. Two shots wore fred.
ono taking effect In the shoulder and
the other In the forehead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
NORFOLK MAN ENDORSED
FOR RESERVE BANK BOARD

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Norfolk. Va, May 2.-Nathaaiel Be-
man. president OF the National Bank of
Commerce. OF Norfolk. has been In
dorsed by the Portsmouth Business
Mems Association for one of the three
banking members OF the directorate OF
the Federal reserve bank at Richmond
MIR. Bcmnn now has the Endorsement
of four of the five national banks of
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
M'ALLISTER is JAILED
ON BLACKMAIL CHARGE
Continued From Eirst Paea

So"Shhucu FROM fITSt fdEo.)
company license, McAlIistor sought
to have Button removed from office.
Not Consistent with Facts.
McAllister ts said TO have made the
statement in Bristol that Kablcr and
Button were guilty of conspiracy to
defraud. This. officials of the com
pany declare not to be consistent with
the relations existing between Knblcr
and Button. As matter of fact. off,
Gals of the company say Button and
kabier do not appear to have been on
sioncrs recent announcement that he
would not relicense the company to do
business In the State.
McAllfstcr Is a muscular man, np-
parently about nfty-fve years Of age.
The sensational encounter and ar
rest caused come excitement here, and
during the afternoon the incident was
generally commented on in the bust
ness centre.
Just what course McAllister may
tako under the circumstances and
what assistance may come to him is
awaited with interest
A NJ. McAllister, who In March filed
charges OF negligence against Insur-
ance Commissioner Button In regard to
his supervision of tn. Appalachian In
surnnce Company. spent most OF last
week in Richmond. He called several
poration Commission. Governor Stuart
and Commissioner Button. He was
finally ordered from tho office by Col
onel Button.