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The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07
Executrix's Notice.

Notice N hereby given, that letters OF ad-
ministration ON the Estate OF Wiley Carter,
deceased, Were granted TO the undersigned gu
the 18th day Of July, 1914, by the Probate
having claims against said Estate are re-
quired to exhibit them for allowance To the
ENecutrlN within sin months after the date
OF said Letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of said Essate; and II such
claims be not exhibited within one year from
the date ~ the last insertion OF the pubica-
tion Of this notice, they shall be forever
barred,
MARY CARTER,
Esecutrix,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07
The following nominations We

The following nominations were
made on The Progressive ticket for
county offices: Representative Char.
les W, Wyman: Presiding Judge, John
r, Cottier; Judge County Court, first
district, c, l.. Kunkel; Judge County
Court, second district, l., a. Mead.
ows: Judge Probate Court, George C..
Price-All representive citizens and
number one men, Later on the Cen.
trail committee Of this organization
may MI In the vacancies on their
ticket,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07

and sister, $. ". and J. L. Ammo and
Mrs Jane Blachly and families, left
here asst Thursday for their home
near Jewel city. Kansas. They made
the trip In a car. and expected to
take two days for their journey home.
They we're accompanied home 10y
their niece. Miss Daisy Murrah. and
nephews. Worth aud Robt. Ammo,
who intend TO return home, saturday.
Foo,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07
DIR. KESSLER
Eyesight Specialist

II you have weak eyes, headaches,
granulated lids, cross eyes. cataracts
or failing sight consult me FREE at
of,ice or by mail.
Glasses Tilted and guaranteed.
Roth Bldg. Q. W. Corner 9th q Felix
Streets. 81. Joseph, no.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07
Forbes News.
blanche Gotten Is on Il

blanche Gotten Is on the sick list
A. G. Young threshed wheat
Monday
@. T.. Stalcup was a fores, City
visitor, Monday.
L. Il. whitmore Was . ST. Joe
visitor, Wednesday.
Mrs. !. X. Stalcup visited Mrs.
Noah Sipes, Wednesday.
MIR. Abe Pullen and wife, have re.
turned from Creighton, Mo.
Mrs. Ell Greenlee visited Mrs,
John Taylor, Friday afternoon.
Paul Stalcup and Byrum Hutton
we're Up to see Louis Stalcup and
family. Friday.
Quite . few attended the Barnum
& Bailey show at St. Joseph, Wed.
nesday OF last week.
Mrs. 4. =. Lock visited q few
days last week With her parents al
Darlington, Missouri
Miss Margaret Gibbs VAS at the
sew ing society, Thursday evening,
NONle skSHs "S'ks'N''
--Beaulah Clopp and Clare pullen,
from Oregon. attended the funeral OF
Irwin Chappelear, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Morris and
son. Dallas, visited Mr, and Mrs
Chas Parker and Mrs. a. 7. Bowers
Friday.
Miss blanche katon has been
quite sick the past week, With sore
throat. but II some better al thi'
writing
Mrs. Claude Ellis and children
from 81. Joe, came up TO see lei
father, Who II suffering from a catcei
on lis face. lie Is with his. brother
Mike Morley.
The Church Of God sunday scig o
have changed the time for Sunda,
school from pa y, M, to Ia In III,
morning. All are Welcome. Tie!
have a nice SUNDAY school
.-Threshing and barreling apples
gives everyone plenty TO do. Mes>rs
Murray & Moore having bought sew
eral orchards In this vicinity. aud ar,
having the apples barreled ready fo
shipping.
Several went home With Mrs
Orville Smith. SUNDAY, from Sunda!
school and enjoyed a good dinner ant
plenty of melons, and then after din
ner they enjoyed themselves by sing
Ing and prayer.
Remember Friday. Satur
day and Sunday, August Z
8 and o. will be the Bes'
days OF the ChdutduQua.
The little son Of Clifford an,
Mary Chappellar died Sunday morn
Ing, August tie >, lnlt. lie had sui
fered for 10 or II weeks. lie va
buried Monday. Funeral was preach
ed by Rev. Felt, Of AmiZona.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07
Real Estate Monograph.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ~ q, u. RICHARDS,
OREGON. Mo,
orrioE UPSTAIRS IN rHE MOORE BLOCK.
Abstracter and Nelotiator Of Loans


Transfers for week ending August
l, 1914;
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Ssm'l II Schult, TO Jas f Ram
sey and wife, lots 8 and 4,
block IS, Highland Add, Ore
gon ............'.'.'. 2,SuU
Chas + Sare to James + Dear
mont, lots 2 and 3, block 3,
ND CITY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
VIM II Hunter to Ellis l. Rob
%, 81 Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Eusetta Tail by trustee tow
Fl Richards, pit lot 8, block
", Oreg0n. ...,.............. %
QUIT CLAIMS
r Leslie Combs to Bsni and
Joseph Albright, Y ! NV and
NV sw 81, 6S, SS............. l
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Remember Friday. Satur'
day and Sunday, August Z,
8 and Q. will be the Best
days Of the ChdutduQua.

The little son Of Clifford and
Mary Chappellar died Sunday morn.
ing, August tie =. lni'. lie All sui
buried Monday. Funeral was preacll'
ed 10y Rev, Felt, Of Amilona.
pEooy,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07
The Best to come. Friday.
Saturday and Sunday. Aug.
ust 7. 8 and 9. Oregon Chau.
tauQud.

Mr., Charles Hell, Vile and Two
daughters, who were visiting Mrs.
BIels mother. Mrs, Berg, OF this
community, left for their home In ST,
Louis, July 18th. Mr.. Biel Is the
cashier OF the large bank located In
the union depot OF ST. Louis.
Wheat threshing Is progressing
very nicely In this vicinity. Tile
wheat Is not 20 good as II was last
year. II Is yielding from 90 to q
bushels per acre. Some fields are
falling below ~ bushels. and . few
small fields are making from 20 to "
bushels per acre. The Hessian ny
did considerable damage to the wheat
crop In this part OF the county.
AMOS,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07

Alex. Cooksey was In st. Joseph
saturday, on business. and did not re-
turn home I'LL SUNDAY morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
TIE GENIAL SAINT OF GENIAL.

Tho Sain; whose day NC celebrate
remains OF All the hes; beloved Father
OF his age. not less because of the
good mon who hail from the land he
blessed than because OF the goodness
Of him who blessed.
Through tho centuries. the person
ality and the character OF Snin, Pat
rick have remained fresh and strong
Ask any ono YOU meet upon the street
what manner oC man was tho Patron
Saint OF Ireland. ana tho description
VIII be the same genial. generous, a
lover of children and of lifc. And
this popular conception of the Saint
IS based not on his biography OF
him wo Know little ,nough-but on
the host of men, genial, generous, low
crs OF children and OF life who come
from st Parich's ireland
There has never been u regret In
America that the injustice of Great
britain, the cruel camiuos of the years
when tho potato crop failed, the al
lurement OF the Atlantic and the wan.
dering spirit OF the Colt have brought
millions OF irishmcn to America From
the great cardinal VINO is Ealtimorc's
best loved citizen TO tho humbiyst toll
or "a the city. the irish have become
Americans ana have added their part TO
the making OF tho nation
They have given us genial content
ment with which TO complement and
check tho naturally rcsttvc spirit of
IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
Voice of the IPeopls
Some Comment, on the nou.c

TO The Editor OF The Times. Disnni',i.
If one OF NJ women in the gallery
w2s taken killing the co-ordinat. roIier-
III, Mish 10 protest against The farce
House "appeaed To tho chivniry OF tnc
men OF Nirsini9' In asking them 20 give
days ago this sam" Speaker tailed 20 Keen
=, Sr'.' "!thtr @! order on tho floor OF the
voted on. '''' vas
if, Honest eaTn.st-minded women helpessly
"t men sworn 20 represent tho wishes ~
tinelT cons ltuents. Is this what men Of
Hi,h.n'a. W!jh their much Wanted chivalry
Mhen these men are tested ana found
MhhuhB. ia IL any wonder "a seii-respecting
" Vtl"h tos."ts ne offer OF their seats?
N"iHen "' to-day resent with oathins TN.
~ :" "I men VINO deny them the RESPECT due
ponents who nave declared they v,iiI vors
,I,ro I'M" a. snhFaEe a, the next IeGisla-
tudc was greatly Induced by the nnJi..iGcd
~ 'on'rinptu@us treatment OF the women
az me hands OF This hody.
ioT women aud children. These men nm,
blood OF our land. Thcy refuse to d.,ani MI
SoMsiicr suffrage bill which wherever en-
nrtra INTO lass has had the effect OF civin.
tpIhi pay Tor equal service. hut vino ,,i.ad
l" h''p women al work in liquor shops so
3S not 70 put these poor things out in IN.
Z" he worked as long the cold world cnn
squeeze dollar out OF tic extra bo,,r 20
work without extra pay which are hns,s't
on theS. women during rush s.asons This.
to" behind closed doors and Windows TO-
pI'I-ht discovery by the labor men VINO a~r
lFluS 10 enforce our laws soyern!up m.
WORK OF women. We doubt not tAtsr s.t 'e
men WIN Jew honorable exemptions
would uc EIad Tor women 10 take the t,.,i,.
whi 'h they Il" not want and FOR ;hein to -
main settet Woman since she iearnci IA.
Hlphahet has Icy degrees learned t. .trnS
almost straight upon her own feet Sbc
Goes not want mems seats Ia any ,leDart- =
ruent OF life What she docs wan, l. -.
equal opportunity common Justice and ,ha
respect accorded men who consldcr ,hnn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

To the Editor OF The Timcs- Dispatch:
Sir Many weeks ago excellent article
contributed by ''Dairyuan' appeared in rho
Times Dispatch. Later on another was pub
Nathalie, Va"
Il appears that Mr.. Cousins had loaded up.
OUT could iind no excuse To lire until Dairy
hrc several weeks. but succeeded in getting
OF the following on March 3:
am Hind that Dairynan calls attention
to ne selling OF calves for veal | feel that
i law that would prevent the Strengthening
toge oil a majority OF the people of tho
;tate The killing OF calves not only makes
Of leather and shoes as we'll
sven weather as We have had e. truly
We sympIihlze with Mg. G.. and feel"
In The winter, a. lie fed Israeltcs in the
Wilderness. aud the self-assumcd guardians
even with laws galore. II man has beef
Saii!c hnd ives In grazing section he is
beef II no lives in a section where there ~
u9t littIc grass aud keeps dairy cattle. lac
land We have foriy-four head OF dairy cnt.
ne Huch CAVES IS We don't want. when
a head Generally. friends and enemies keep
contribute their all 10 the beef supply \
old than II" viii a; six or eight tn5nths OLD
II "e could not sell him the former age
ne """in never attain the latter. ~ his SELF
assumed guardians did not feed him or pay
Us u Bounty 20 do so ourselves,
t'ui Mr.. Cousins says tor the good Of tho
state az large we A"mctimc, have 10 look
lurihrf IMAM our own personal Interest
iNat IS c4cgiut and noble. Some of uS are
doing s." While others are not. Since Mn
cousins was born we have supplied him and
NJ ~ marty viii, nl the milk ,hey have had.
We have furnished them all OF tho butter
checAc, beef, pork. eggs. fowls fruits, vcyr-
tables in TACT. most everything they have
had To eat and most Of the material Of which
their clothes are inade-otten AZ price be-
low their costs TO Us. sclGonl much aboN-
so" NJ. Cousins f. eager TO have - las
enacted that VIII force to feed our
calves until they are grown that h may
get them al price lcss than ha!f OF their
cost to us. j. X EI.pi
Hanover. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
| he Rappahannock
Rhapsodist
secims The World.

Come ana 80 a-jourucyins and see the
world You cry.
sixty miles an hour on It dying Pull
man whiiIcd.
Sec tho great strange cities and their
peoples as We Ms.
Would you stay fOl ever here and
never see the world?
Come Win me a-walking In the path
beside he BROOK,
ThcIc ac mnuy wonders there if you
wi pause TO see.
Elm ih1ues ana faeiy, il you viii stop
If YOU would really sec tho world.
come and WALK with me.
Breathe the tonic odor OF the darkling
pincy woods
Search beneath the needles where the
hrSt arhutuS blows
Come ON bau a-brOouIug in his earliest
Ncrual mood.
Hidden in the rushcs where the fiolic
stealu!ct flows.
Come, ana viii show YOU where tho
iue'iy chspmuniis dwell;
vince the timid wood birds build
that do not nocl with man;
And where the hcrn.'t woodchUck has
duE his secret cell.
And uii tho shy ArCadians who hear
the pipes OF Pan
Come YOU cry, "ana see the world
The pygam.ds ana Palestine and an
Gent Greece and Rome"
Eul Why should 20 seeking those
whom have ever these
milo Of home?
Hero only have to wait. the seasons
FLYNN. cach its colors and bugled by
its birds
what j. .herr more wonderful or fair
across the sea
Tina, ,should, 20 a-hurrying with
the idrricd tourist herds?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
NEW OF
SOUTH RICHMOND

H. Stubbs against Frank Miller. April
Il; j. Il Iallcy against the Virginia
hallway and Power Company. April 20;
Mancinos administrators against 10
scph {. phaup, April %; Charles J.
Strobci against the Virginia state Fair
Association. April "a. Leila Gertrude
Wade against the j. 6. McCrorcy Com =
pany. Inc" April 20; w j. tiarris
against George Lane. April 3O Simon
Duncan against the lichmond IorE-
ings Company. May / Garrett, u Com :
pany against Mrs Bessie ~. Amos, May
!. simmons Hardware Company against
IL. IL. richardson May d
The suit Of Mrs. Emma Meyer against
the Virgins; hallway and Power Com
pany VIII hc heard to-day. The plain
tiff asks $4,000 damages FOR alleged in
jurics sustained III an accident She
claims that eur ran into her automo-
bile AT First and Broad Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
SETS CIVIL DOCKET
Many Cnscs to Bc Heard In Hastings
Court. Part H., mt Thi. Term.

Judge ERNEST III. wells set the civil
docket yesterday Ia Hastings Court.
Part H., as follows:
H. Il. smith against E ~ Cauin.
March 70 and %. Charles T. r stew
ard against George w BrAEg March
20; Christian brothers against Frank
Morris, March ~ Sewers Distilliu,
Company against George Burrows,
March ii. l.. X Brown against H. A.
Rudd. March u: w. H. Blunt against
tho Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany. March "a; Susan Taylor against
the virginia hallway ana Power com.
pany. March "a; !. II. Lewis against
Lewis Jandon ami others. March IS:
Oscar ELLIS against Phll q Kelly.
Marcli -. Charles ". Shields against
I. 6. Hurch, March %. Theodore IIapke
against william McRcynolds March 80.
j H. Lindsay, Inc. against John Tay-
Tor " Company. March 81 celia VI
lllir against G c. and Mrs Dora cooke.
April !; Mrs Minnie l.. Taylor against
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany. April .; ienrico Lumber Com
pany. Inc. against II + ftuvhrmund
and others, April .. LILY Lester against
the city OF Richmond, April 6; " l..
stage against Equitable Life Insurance
Society. April ANA 5. L. J. Temper
against tn" Virginia Navigation Com
pany. Aprl 8; ! II. 6. Barr nrains.
!. ~. Livingston, April - Thomas r
butcher against the city OF Richmond
April ID; Agnes r. Hulchcr against the
city, April 10; GcorE" Leonard Graves
against the Virginia Hailwpy and Tow
CT Company, April II and IS William
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
Complains OF Corporation Commi,,lon,

To the Editor OF The Times Disputch:
Sir.--I have made numerous compla!ntskto
The state Corporation Commission regard
ing certain unlawful ways in which the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Is doing bust
ness on their line. went so iar on one
OCCASION as TO get sworn anidavits. the cx-
pthSe OF which paid Of my own
pocket. which were sent Judge thea Il;
Richmond.
notice from papers on certain occasions
such as wrecks that some one connected
cia for an Investigation. but always siIc
Of accdent. why Is IL that such cases ara
~ a., n.y. 'S"t'u previous 10 the wrecks?
ciaily whore they are caused by rundown
more imam three or four new ties to {, rail-
clifton Forge division Was laid of for n my
uHS in more than four. because he thought
division we're looked after /, coulh ba abo ,iiS
mat over half OF the ties are rotten enough
To pull off at the ends. and the company
makes II point to turn them soon as
Lahcn out to keep them from being seen
On March train was run ives, AT a
speed o. more than thirty miles an hour
which IS violation OF the law 'fhc law
REQUIRES bulletin boards at each telegraph
~ mar Inc stations ON the Chesapeake and
ONO There Is not even board at this
/ had shipment OF freight refused me
mere last august without amy provoca,Iom
riding on passes and doing other CONNER
SiMi business using passes In violation OF
In mercantile business and have had goods
dcadhtaded to them In baggage cnrs. They
are violating The Jaw every day by holding
cars and freight without collecting dcmur-
rage or storage charges except some per-
sona friend OF an agent. who does not have
to pay).
nye called tho attention Of The corpo
statements. Can any sensible man inform,
INC mn"' NE sinte IL paying out money to
pc interesting TO know II the commission
Is nG;hh paid by the company or State
bel!s valley. Va G. l.. j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
AGRICULTURAL TRAIN
Ar tARTEUsNILiE


Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Cartersville Va. March l6.-Th.
Chesapeake and Ohio agricultural train
was two hours late a; Cartersvine to.
day, but At least 400 people we're Walt
ing TO hear tho speeches
The train was In charge OF X. II.
Crawiey, Of the Chesapeake and ohio
ana John J. owen, OF tho Department
OF Agriculture. y. i. Howard, OF Farm
vile talked on da!rying, ana J. f Cor
don. Of Green County O., talked on
soil Improvement and corn growing.
1t was stated ~ Mr.. owen that Dr.
Ennion q. Williams, OF the state De-
partment of Health, had intended com.
ing, and that Or. Carrier and ! {
Starchcr. from the Virginia Polytechnic
institute would spend three days with
the train this week
Mr. Crawlcy stated that he thought
the Attendance to-day was tho best no
hAd seen between richmond and DM-
wyn since the chesapeake ana ONO has
been operating the farmer trains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
USE MAYO BRIDGE SOON
Bryce Expects 10 Start
New Car Line Neat Month

Work is progressing rapidly on the
laying OF connecting tracks 1T both
ends OF Mayo Bridge superintendent
w. i. Bryce. OF the Virginia Railway
and Power Company. said yesterday
that he expects to route the Hun street
me over the new bridge next month
which ia earlier than was expected
The cars will run down Hull street
and. crossing the bridge, proceed up
Fourteenth street. conncctingg with
the Main Street line
The Petersburg cars will not ruiz
over the bridge. but Will continue to
use the terminal at Seventh and Perry
Streets. Civic ORGANIZATIONS on the
Southsidc asked that this be done. be
cause some OF the passengers may trade
on this eide of tho river
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
nnsrbuII Tenn. rrac,icIpr

y number OF candidates for The
south Richmond baseball teams report
cd Tor practice yesterday. and began
to train in earnest for the coming sea
son with the present material. the
S"uthSidc expects to have several
strong teams this year
The ball toHscrs in Woodland HeIght.
nay" begun practice under Manager
Cook Trio team VIII remain IN tho
Central League. H. which It made .
good showing last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
Tho Times Dispatch Bureau.
Bo!linghrooh street,
Ihonc l4N5J.

The political situation warmed up
considerably to-day following quIciIy
on the announcement OF so many can
didatcs for seats ia the two branches
OF the Common Council. There are TO
be contests In every ward before the
primary and, looking 10 tho future ais
u!bution OF municipal Offices. mu,h
may depend on the primary results.
The probability Is that as tho cam
paiSn progresses and results can be
more definitely predicted, there may b.
Some Withdrawals from the council
manic tickets. Al present however.
there is determination on the part OF
all the candidates to remain in the ncid
10 the end.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
"oNLy FIRST ACT rIAYEp.n
Former Premier of uu$siu Comment.
ON ELL KIN Trouble

5NdAposl lN-oN lG.-1 ount Sarge
Wittc. former Premier OF Russia in
an interview published here, is quoted
"oml2 the FIRST act OF the Balkan ar
iA!r has been played. 1t is now The
lntcrmission, which may last for years
or pcrtaps only for months
The relations between Austr,a ,
houinan!h constitute one of Tho point 9
OF dance while the relations between
ihrytr'ple alliance Germany. italy and
imam France ana Russia) are iu no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
Me,,ohl.t sunhnx schooi A,.n.intinn.

The monthlv meeting Of the Method
let SundcY school Union Association OF
this city and vicinity was hc'd vcs;"r-
day afternoon nj the Matoaco Church
Til attendance was largo. ana Gne
address was delivered ny Il Z Wilson.
OF this city. Tho music was excellent
and tho exercises OF much interest Re
ports from the eight schools showed an
aggregate average register for the
month OF 2.ili: average Attendance,
] 1872: per cont Of attendance 10; money
collected, S2203l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
wmnwn,> PAGE WAS ,ND,scr,!;,r

Eel q
Though somewhat surprised that the
world was not rocked to it's foundo-
lions by AIR Pages ramou, after
dinner speech IN London. Senator
Chamberlain recovers sufficiently 10
declare that he stii believes tn. nm
bassador's remarks werc indiscrec,
they were indiscrcct. Senator Cham
hcilain. Ambassador Page should hov.
known that there are people in his
country WHO do not scruplc to mako
use of any opportunity TO arouse pro-
Judice against Great Britain to the cnd
mat III" administrations efforts TO l,ecn
faith with all nations may be dcfo,.oh
lie should have known that his words
however harmless In themselves. woul..
be twisted ana distorted out OF their
real f9cauins that Che spirit OF lin.
soism in this country might be aroused
He should have known that words
spoken IN Jest would lie scnurateI cro,,
'heIr context and given an unwarrrrt,d
Interpretation that the administration
might be embarrassed Because tboro
are always such people. and hec,ns,
by 40 othe' means can Mr. Wilson's
plea Tor the repeal of the toll excmp-
ton clause of the Panama Canal be
iousht with amy prospect OF success
Am oassador Page should not have
given them the orportunltv with Son
ator Fall appealing in the senate ,o
passion, and W. * Hearst aprcaliuo
IN his newspapers TO prejudice ana
cheap patriotism, and Senator Cham
berlUin and others -or-oeert;, a.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
Missionary Societies Meet.

The wonan's Foreign Missionary
Societies Of the Petersburg District Of
tho Virginia Conference held a mis-
sionary mass -mectinG in Market street
Church tonight. with an address by
the state president Mrs. Loo Britt. Of
SUFFOLK. Tomorrow sessions will lie
devoted TO busincss--ti!c reception ana
consideration Of reports from tn. varl-
Gus auXillaries, but there will be a
number Of Interesting features ana
brief addresses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
General News S,,c,.

Mrs frnnk l.. LUZ. o. gie porto4
street Is visiting relatives ia Phila
delphia.
Roy q. II Mci'adcn IS conducting re
V!Nal services this week ia Decatur
street Mcthodis' Church Special
music is rendered every night.
ST Patr.cka ten Win be given
tonight In the home Of Miss Virginia
Ho"erison ga Gowaritn Avenue an
cor tho auspices OF tho Bainbridge
Srec' BAPTIST sunday school
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
Sad FnrniIy Addiction.

IfarVoy BcntOn, ne aiNtoon-yclr-O
and only son, OF Mr. and Mrs W e
Mize. died last evening at the home Of
his parents on Wilcox Street IL Janu-
AIRY last ive children of the family
were Ill with typhoid fever, one OF
whom. daughter OF ten years. died on
February /. on February % Jacob II.
Mizc. father OF Mr Mizc. died at his
home in Ettrick Thus there were
three deaths In the family within six
weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
Sent 10 Grind Jury.

Harrison Benson. colored, was sent
on 20 the grand Jury by Justice II. a.
Maurice yesterday III Police Court
Part H., ON the charge OF fcioniously
shooting Annie johnson colorcd Annie
was struck in the thigh by a bullet
while walking on West Eighth street
she said that sho did not know VINO
iIrcd II