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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-22

131 South Belvidere Street. Friday
November 30, 1914, at sos A. Nj /.
after a lingering Illness, ERNEST
W. UMLAIF. son of the late j J..
and Elizabeth Umlauf.
Funeral services THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON from the First English
Lutheran Church. Burial at Holly
weed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-22
DEATHS

Died, at tho residence OF
his daughter. Mrs. Frank Neagles.
1901 Fifth Street. Fulton. JOHN +.
WHiTLoW, age sixty -four Friday.
November 20, 7s0 A. NJ. He leaves
one brother, Nat Whitlow: one sister,
Mrs Bette Dodd; nine children,
Willie Whitlow. John Whitlow, Jr..
Henry Whitlow, Eddie Whitlow, Mrs
Frank Neagies, Mrs. OConnor John
son. Mrs Jollie Wade. Also thirty
three grandchildren
Funeral will take place from
Denny-street NJ. II. Church SUNDAY
EVENING, November "a. 1914. at 3
o'clooh Friends invited to attend
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AuDAc|0US WAS
Continued from First page.

was helpless and not far away. The
Olympic was near by making another
mark. but she was a vessel OF COM
merce not combatant. She had pas
sengers on board. many of whom were
Americans. and Germany Is very care
full just now not to cause any Ill viii
In this country. The Audacious was a
fair mark and the commander of the
submarine decided to take another shot
at the dreadnought, 1t may have been
the last torpedo left on the submarine
but 1T went straight to the mark
caught the battleship amidship and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-22
For Her--There's No Gift
So Pleasing as Fine Piano

and there better opportunity crafty her wishes
little befoe We have made unusual preparations
for this Twenyfh Annual Holiday Sale, and the
of efforts is reflected in this
Big 100000 Stock of Pianos, Player
Pianos and Miscellaneous Musical In
struments at Discounts of IS % to 4O%
1t has required ten long months of interchangeable effort
to this splendid sockyou reap the benefit of
foehandedness in the stupendous savings oer Come
in tomorrow and how completely we have solved
Christmas problems.
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lAWRENCEVlLLE
Sne.i,I +, Tho Timos-pisp.,,i

Special Ia Tho Times Dispatch
ia WEENCENiII.E: VA. September n
Un "Wednesday afternoon from . 10 . O'Clock
Mrs. -. :. Hicks. Jr.. was AZ home TO a
principally for the promotion of interest In
tho brunswick Chapter OF the United Daugh-
ters Of the ConicdcracY. There will hc n
reunion with dinner and comforting of
crosses OF honor on the veterans on Tues
day. September L.. tho Court House
square. General l. Thompson Brown. of
Bedford. Will ho principal speaker. and tho
local band will furnish the music for the
occasion. \ large number of veterans and
daughters will participate.
Mrs. i. II. Thomas entertained at din
nor party at hcr home "Mcherrn" on
Wednesday evening in honor of her guest.
Miss Austin. Of Wayncsboro.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Rawlings and MIR. Tric". of Winston Salem
Miss Lizzie Turnbull and Jas. Rawlings:
Midshipman Norhone Rawlings Wingncld
Rawlings Dr. and Mrs w. H. Lewis Mrs.
Marie Hcartwell. y - Austin Miss AUS
tin. Mr.. j. u. Bar>l"y and Russell Mcrc-
,ith
Miss Patti- Prince Turnbull leaves sunday
20 assum. hcr duties teacher in the
':iut"r Park High school Richmond
AliSs Mamie Wimbish of Dennison. has
returned 10 l.awrcnceVill" and resumed her
duties in tho High school hero.
Mr. ana Mrs. Chas Turnbul and son.
Charles IT.. visited relatives In Far,nvilic
last weak
Rawlings. Mr.. rice. Mrs i. - Harklcy and
Mrs. Reuben owens rnotorcd TO Richmond
on Thursday evening.
Airs. BUrdcttc Lewis IL visiting her sister.
Mrs. Dahu.y in Richmond
pr. and Mrs. Il: n Martin. oc Petersburg.
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WINCHESTER


Special 20 Tho Times Dispatch.
WiNciiESrEH. Va. Sep;cmbcr .: AN
1'"nt -. Mis- Edna M"ncur. y"uurcs, daui;h-
tC % iir. tu" Mrs. W. r M,ivt. tf
f'."s"Nt " "a. &" Thomas RUS ~ Cattle
ana ."u Of III. and Mrs. j. H. catGcr
rho Wedding viii take place some time
tGrIas November.
Mrs Kenneth ". Hudgin, and hcr dauvh.
'r.. ~. Elizabeth iiudeiuS who have
u""' h"rg since he death az III" FORMERS
m"th"T. Mrs. ". :. Love have returned TO
Mr>. john campbell hI, returned TO
Athens Ga. after Spreading tho summcs at
tn" nom" ~ nor father. Major Robert W.
Miss Gertrude Biumcnaucr Of Frederick
Md. Is the rues, OF Miss ulda Correil
Miss Eliza DIueuderfcr has gone on an
eNtcndcd visit I" relatives and friends IN
Balt!Ulo..
NJ .A~ Gus-ic lIorncr and Mary Jones
tho hay, boon listing Miss Maud Brown
Mi-sv~ Mamie and Helen Heating have
r"iur1'd tom visit Of several weeks 10
rc,1'i IS 40 II"rrisonburE.
Miss Nan Maynard has returned from Il
visit 2" friends Al Marksvillc.
Mrs - IL Nodrick. Of MariinsburG. w. Va.
is the guest 81 The Misses Keller.
Nh. AID Mrs. Fred Baker. 81 Washington.
nave been visiting Mrs. -. g. Baker.
Nj. and Mr. W. II. ~. Joyce and daush-
g .! Baltimore. aud NJ: walker: of New
Evans The first q: tho week
Mis- Icarl cline. Of Woodstock. has been
visiting tn" Misses Zirklc.
Mrs. Clara VI. Whi-srn. Of Newport News.
i visiting hcr brother ana slater in-law. Mr..
aud Mrs. Charles T.. McNioar.
Mrs II. -. Leatherman and h"r daughter.
Miss AHA i.cathcriuan. ar" visiting relatives
. in Pittsburgh. Pa. FOR several weeks.
Miss Mabel Lewis. of Cumberland. Md. Is
visi'.n. at tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vii
M-s oaspcr O. Hcnkcl. Of New Market
i Visiting relatives in town.
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WARRENTON


v.I.Iiiig,v.TT,.'| NJ NJ I''9es, pispa
\,,,.i,,'i,,,' ~, a.. n"p,"m'sr s'
~ r."'', 81 h"A'"h' Mas. - the
Mis-. u,r. ', ~ MF,,. w. - hnrhcr
IN" V.,rr"nio, NH NJ, III" '"'u''H "'
w -, c','"" ii'sh H'i""I WIN" mas h"cn
~, 90 N"i Icht"'l 10Y tue winter anu
W." ~" u En"Si at the holm" "i Mr. and
'''
,,,,'', or ''Huh thtvrthhcd 4"
w. ' ~ ""t,, '''' Ntiich'oh'
"' '''' -''9 IMAM y. Nilhnr ana son,
49, SO ~ ''' Np'''"'"E some ''nle at cape
; M"H, h"N' returned I" their home near
''''TI!!''"" i'' ~" Nh'''
W liil"'" II. Emory lr who has been
'", nus h"H I''"f"r" l" NarHnton
Mrs John '"l"mnH Miss Martina Cole
,.'''" ""u Jon" "'elh"l'' III. n' Augusta
- Mn" nave n"th guests a, carter Hat
M's r't"huHh Turner OF 81 Louis. who
.,,'n p" ",," =" |"r@t '' carter nan, re-
'"'i'" On Wednesday 70 her home.
Is. i"NHc, "t st Louis. Is spending
+"m" tam" with his family ~ the home
81 ms im"thrr Mrs D. NJ. PAYNE
latham rooi,. Of l'"itirncre. WIN" have been
banding Snm" TIM" IN Warrent"n az the
,"'"' '' ist"hcr nave returned
nom" Miss Emily " Fletcher has re
VIZ spSHH Som" 'imc 'her"
Mrs. Harry N"@bit and children. who
nav" teen occupying conway Grove this
summer VAL return IN tn" nest few days
!" Ftts'nrEh ia Misses Connie and
h"t"ihN ll"rdern Will return - Pittsburgh
WIN Mr. HeS"it amt spend some time
th"r"
''""rE" DAWSON. VI the faculty 81 Stuy-
N'7"ht N'h""i' va" mas hccn spending tic
Sumn'r at hls h"n" W"trrt"wn, y y,
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'hen.n - moo, ,our. T. :. nsWcu poet
IL ioh4'o,n of Shmni' historian. 4.
Sophomore officers Ncrr r.cetcI a. To-
oWS. president " G. Toe. al Duun: Vice.
1rs,tdcnG T0iN. OF i,Weucviiic. 800
'"tary. W a. o'tt. ~. a. puuNiUr. Va.
rcos"rc.. lNlrr cHtlHf.. "t WAX" Forest.
historian N.ii'n \. !tri.S - ,;annc>.
: e.. rort. Az. u Sil"l.lr. "f henderson,
Vile rroph't J.. II. itoi good speed.
S'N li' committee i' ,ic "nSulpE college,
90, We ohp"in!cd =, f"h"Ws; Julius Caesar
SMITH "i hiEh I"iot. vnyirmrn: L T.. Nii-
iJm> oi '.aso city. H. : Ernssiic.d. of
:"G.c " q bod>n" ot henderson, County
''io>. oi Hlrnvlic. : -. ~ =. Ward. at
."Nnc~u. a. * i;"jViuc. ~ MYck,>lllc.
e N.eur' "i W."et"n- salon. Frod :.
tt'rh,us. -. Wins rt,-StlcW.
Ms Lois '!'k-ou Ma returned home .-uu
'cr trir 3" tNc 'trGcr \"rtnctr ciiics
itul"- L.. CAMP. cot Franklin. W. Srtut
So" G2Ns "n t'' a.i Nj Camp loft '"r
University.
D. ionc, pan, :. iew iays on sac tai.
tud i"it 10Y tuHp". H!... where hc Ntt. tdhc
as l.#roa j.. Met.. lc nest ,p:!us.
professor j5l - uurDe.! ha, been granted.
<'", e'.r 'i "o,encc. ami ha. gone :"
d'S @" -' Columbia University ucNt -priuG
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WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS

= t.I
WAI;EI Sl.i.j,iiI!i, Si'rip>TiG:ts; "a
;,ntrni,., go, .',,,,'' - ~ ~
aims i'm a moutb M nf ,.r,,.,,, :, ~ ~,
,:,II al no ,,,, - "a" i ~, Ji''in 'hu thc
ina Afi"r ON, nf ~. 80 n,aH "'iur
,,,-,.s IN ,ho Eis,. ~ ,II'ItcSt sum
ir. sin ',S.orN ot IN" placc. there
naming 10 nuiov ,hc ,,,r nWip
ION of Nh, .,i1rjo,,u ,,,,o,", III, 49,
with clear crisn ,i,iv. .,,d ,. W'1,n,''
.u.s around a hri.,l, io'. Tr
Miss Jessie ADAMS ~ n,,i.,.;i,
worry attractive Jnh,tnIi, VIZ ny Il
nor r.,hrr NrS -: ,h " 10 Win
iuG some dime at III. Wnr,n " 80, ,
partN at the casino nm I.ri ,.',.' -, a
Her quests incIudcd ui..n ~, '.i5;;
Cornclin McDounid M;.S ,i. ~" Wa w,
Donald. AIRS. Beverly Il. Tuck"r Iohn
Tyler. Angus McDonuId Air. Nh MI U,l
Crcdo nnlris WiIii""n' En, an, an" M ME-:
Rodney \ coicr Eifsu rG1t"'.. MIS-
Miss Norris Wiiiv Nr. -. ,iiiit,S'i',
punIlcrson. pr IIoNnr,I t,nnTn W;
Nancy Chcnowith. Mrs. Perry ana oil.
\ moonlight ,i,,,i,. NAM, . ,u
Eorl, nn t'rii" r.onio p'tl! 10 fllt
OF Misscs Relic NIn.n,7 % ~ i"i'' i
lean AIcAllistot Nny >" n.',,.or,i.I.I'
Dorothy UurLaS ,,I N[,o,,,'" itt,"'
Ston - ''''''-
Miss Mar, t,h,., 80,
has as her guest al ".fhr"e ,iiiin n",.
brother. John Johnston .nd LIE hTS' ~
from Iienh,,m. Nv nud Wa.,,.r Ti,
Randolph Tucker .,ISn frn,, t,o,i,. ,'i'
Ky ''' 'e"'''''''
KcN Walter Wuliors ..i,,,
rector =, 81 r,hon,.,. Tr,,,,.i E,.
York. arrived ON t!piIi" ,,I Trr ,ii, new
charge of Christ t'hurch Iurin,. So M
,rmhrr ur ,vini ~ uurlnt sep
his vic. Mii,o. H. 't'.'' NJ 2tr r hy
pr j. lIrnnin:. helms of Tho ,.,,,,o,,
ar - W 'h' Nhui'h
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WYTHEVILLE


MNIi'tNiLiE. VA. September =. Tues
day evening marked th- close Chautau-
qua weak FOR WytheViilc Tho week was
very succcssful Crowds thronceI To the
afternoon and evening sessions. held in
IN" larsc. tent erected for the purpose IN
INC courthouse green. Addresses were de
liver"d by prominent speakers from u dis
ttNc.
Mrs Charles r~mhert"n has issued invita-
tiunN I" III" mnrrias" of hcr daughter.
Grace. I" bT Daniel W. WEIGH. OF Cam
bridge. Mass. Tn" wedding viii take place
~ - f"n's Methodist church Oh Sepiem-
Mis- Ellen Logan. Of Nashville. j. spend
iug several weeks with hcv cranIinothrr
Mr.. l..lcn Caldwell, on church street
Mis- JHnie Baldwin left on Tuesday for
Mr.. rh"mas Winston. ~ Richmond ana
Mr., IL !" t;ordon. %; louisa. are guests
- Mr.. W. W. Fcndictou a. her home. The
Nil, Eleanor Terry left on Monday for
khdi"r. wher" Sh- viii teach i'm The nor
MAJ school az that place.
Nj = Il noyi ana SON stafford. nav.
rcluruct from visit to tn. formers sister
Mr. Iiair. H. Norfolk.
Mr.. :. =. Ew"ld j. at home after q visit
Co. iruSt"s i.d rtucv Northern cities.
Miss $tls Sp1ft,r - I,r-ik s.
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The Trey O'Hearts
Romantic Tale by Louis Joseph Vance
Copyright, 1910. by Louis Joscrh Vane.


~ arrangement w'th the Cu!vers-i rum
Manufacturing Company II i pos-iDl" I"
read Tho Trey - Hearts Ia The Iimrs-
Dispatch and also TO SOC - IN ptcturc, Al
thc superior GucHtrc. synopsis ci preceding
chtp,crS: Seneca Urine, VIA" mas hunted To
1cRth Man Laws father. U.iuE the trey az
hearts a. hts death s!Eu. pu'sucs 'ne 500
with cpuat -~icutcs~no>s. cmpl":iH- be,
ttanshtof Jndith. a. his nstium"ni Nose
Urine. Judith's double and tN.u. Nuo .nNc-
Man ard h. loved 10y him. >"t- ont To 'iteuu-
vent hcr sister ON hcr cygUUd % death In
ihe Comedian wiids Alan saves Judith : iiH.
and she falls IN love With him. but he re
mains true {" Rose. and Jud!ths love t"''N
"a hatred 70" them both. she manages Z"
maroon Man aud ono HNrc"s owner az &,
schooner on which nc WHs trying 10 reach
Nav York on an island, bat thcY succeed
IA capturing JUdith boat or which they
ilud Hose Tine three dic aSsiu CAPTURED oN
Judith and her men, but ihe Whoic party
j. "rcchcd iu COG Man i "optur"i imm"
listrly. ana Rose and Engcus arc thcn
eau:ht and iicd 20 : rock. where ne tide
AN rcach them. but Man escapes and sct>
ihcm tree Iva time They aut "a see only
10 ran ground on an unknown shore. where
they land and Nlan finds Villas" aud sfnds
TELEGRAM. Again they pui to ,cg m;
hoy arc pursued by a schooner INTO IN"
harpor o. New Bedford. aud terrific struS-
-.c takes pld'" between Alan and judith
.rc'- during which tho >rhuoucr b. blown ur
uJ Iudith h"r~c'f stunned. and Man. Rar-
.t- .nd Rose escape I'm an automobile"
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V. M. |.

,>r,t.,i q" TIC Times D.spot,ul
>ti;u.c rprne5 ON Monday Ni'a % larger
"nmr'- "n ,it' rods tn1u cNcv before. There
Ai-o u"yh larger waiting lest aha" in
.1'g9cr' N.choI, ha.. 4ppo'n,c4 Colonel J..
ghairnnn .; the athletic council. uthor
members "i ne council arc C"i"meis rc"-
Coi"n"l los"ph Button. Il. \. James cap
,a.n VI u IorSc ana Cartn!n 7 L. Tate
Ont d; the "pcuing % school on Monday
MI, M4cs'r re- 1900 w.!i le"Ng ON Mon,
by her Sisters, tho Misscs Agnes ana Nan.
mic the latter part Of the wock
Colonel and Mrs Ner.in are at home again
colonHi kerlin was engaged during The
literature "a, ,bc University Of Vermont
>, GGi"ne II C. FORD hNs returned from
M !. X. %iSndi.s, VIZ Of the superin-
rhomG, rcud0ii. az LeeSbure.
Colon" Mallory. accompanied 10y hiS fam
Iic Wls called there on account %: an ac,.i-
dent {" hi daughter .Austina.
Mis-. Nellie Gibbs. tn" librarian. after
sp"ntini the summer ia Duluth. Mimi. ~
among III" former y NJ / sridlron stars
who htve returned to the institute" Ia assist
."r while la conchinG the football team
.rn l"u"II, last seasons famous tackle, and
Mn, Mr. J. G. .wi.,e viii leave on Monday for
after short visit. go 10 New York
Mi:s \amcye l,endieton is visiting relatives
Lieutenant Russell James. professor OF
military science at the institute tho past
session. has been detailed 10y the War De
parimcht n inspect instructor 1T the
organized militia or Sew York
Miss MARGARET Lynn Tempicton. OF Staun-
ton Is the guest Of hcr aunt. Miss Gibbs
Captain /. Z. Gayle. assistant in the
chemical department not having fully re-
Covered from recent accident, has been
+. y. Shufcidt. 10 will nave temporary
charge nj CAPTAIN t;ayie's work
An Inspection of the improvements hcinr
carried on was made hN the committee on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13

Miper. OF cAmnridgc. ML Miss Kitty
Philadelphia aud H,itiu"rc
'r Ivan fus"N itnd Harry Ewcn. al
Richmond WlI" have nccn the guests OF
pr W. ll"dgiius. have returned homo.
Mrs w W. Finley ani the Misses Finley.
IL" have boon spending S"ln" tim" in East
grange. y. i. nav" reached NIrTchtou.
ANA Viii 'p"ud som" tine here
Mr "u Mrs Evan ii""k. al 'aitim"r".
N"r" ~" recent guests ~ Nj and Mrs.
E. Il ". turl,cv
p"uuid N.shi'. /. y y. OF Washington.
iI"rrN \"sbit. "f rit'shursh. aud Mr.. and
NfS. scott \CShit. al Washington. Wcr"
recent vcrK-.ud Nt.itnrs /" Wurrcnton
Judge I"uj"> Keith ~ i;ishmnUi. AMI
James N',;c. ri Admission. Ma ar, guests
IL W Nn,.huIm,. Mllr NMrr, mtni.
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cnArrEH NNNNl- rl.lnIir

CHAR Eslt \ANN l. t'll,iIil-
lie could only trust in his Skill as
driver. and skill is The lesser factor in
such a race
they could ovcrtakc tia" fugitivcS
practically when they would.
t;ut for som- weird. ncomprchensiblo
reason. thcN chose To hang a certain.
distance I'm thu rear. Il distance thai
could readily he bridgcd lay tWu min
utcS OF furious driV.uc-
In the succeeding quar,er-hour the
calmness OF fatalism became Alan's.
They were bidius their time for some
secret ana fatal purpose. The blow
WAS predcstmed To fan. but cruelty
deferred
For his own part. he drove Ike an
exceptionally cunning mailman.
\nd then. quite clearly. he recognized
tho time and the place ia the ctarac-
tor OF The road that lay fore him as
the car sped like a draEon-tiy down
"a slight grade.
From the hotton OF the grade il;
swung away in wide, graceful curve
ordered for some distance by railroad
tracks ON slightly lower level
~ had GUESSED the iicndish plan Of
the other driven only too truly
rs they approached al express speed
tho. stretch where the road parIllcled
the tracks Alan sought 10 hug the left,
Roaring. with it's mufflcr cut out. the
pursuing ear swent M and bo,flod
him BRINGING lis rirh, forward wheel
~ beside t6c icft rear Wheel Of mis-
ear. thcm more SLOWLY forging ,ip nn,ii.
With its wci.:ht bulk, ana superior
power. il forced him inch by inch to
the right. toward the tracks, until his
rlrbt-hand whr.Is left tho road ana
ran ON uneven s,,rr until lin. lcr,-b,ud
whenIs ns yru los, win ON inc road
rnr,.,i mill m. car hnm,,r Ia din on
IN. Slow 80 tb. tr,.l
II. bn,rI .l,. r,r hooi-;oo, az
f,ci..h, ,o.,,,n,i,.
.r,L.r., rou,,vot .io. ,,o,u..,,
,.l,.,, ,h. v.o,ld ,n.i.i.. dn,,,,
VIM. ,, s,,,,,a ,I .,,iidnd ,v.nn,
.iI.u,,,s y,iir r,i.itrul m,m,ncn,rn, tn,
,rI ~ ,ii.,,.G ,,..,,. ,n,,h, g..
., 49,, 49,
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u ,,m't7 ,ri.r.. n.,s ,E.,,n
= -, ,,t,,,,
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Nm" ther' was Soi"r'nint very hNc
49, az 49, ~ -,
W. N'''e" "o' ." 'i t, "c: ",,"
:"
r'''"N'' - ~ IN" ''N -
i''',"r" o'',n '"e "', 'N''i,"o' '"'H ''a
mv"" "m" Sn"u'',". . -, "'' ,,, no, ~
the same moment fo"n" hi'nseit i"oN
'hE INTO '"e eyes "' rose '"' ''"''
'o I"',.
N!m S"' -'Spr" '"" ''' ""'
N'!l~"
No not Eye" m"'h h"'N l'",N.'
ne I'phc". M" $50"
No' lnuch
ne "c'n- 90" ,"'.' 80 !ir NO.
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Nl' 'l''SN HIS ~ -
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,on'Y. ,nc. w:,i, her parents Mr. and Mrs
" ~. - 'iicr.
Mis- L6rric Rove. OF Cornwall England
is VISITING n" and Mrs Il. H. Crowey at
thCit hope. "ircmourh.''
Mie- Iu,i>c COS. Of johnson city. Tenn.
lstS 'V'UrT"d h"mc. after visi; TO her SIS
tor. Mrs. !. i.rliwcil. ON Unlon street
Nj. neJ Mrs. F"n,alnc Rroun and chill
l't. oi charleston. ". Va. arrived "n
Mo"ouN. ara will spend tho remainder OF
til Sommc" Nth the iattc;'s mother. Mrs
y j Ken
rH,r.o, D.W i"ii this week for Lexington
vu"rs Il" Ni, attend the V. NJ
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nrc visiting at the home OF Mrs Martins
hr"thcr. commonwealth Attorney L. T.
Buford
Mrs. Thomas y seymour is visiting Mrs
u. T.. M"scicy. IN Danvillc.
Miss Ruth owens. of Franklin has bccn
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visiting her brother Reuben owens onI
Windsor Avenue
Miss Ben EttcnEcr entertained a number
81 her friends Ia honor "f Miss Parker
on "Wednesday evening
Mrs. Baker Palmer Nmd 'it,lc daughter.
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Katherine have been Visiting Mts rain.
crS p"rcntS Mr.. and Mrs iiolmcr Conrrl
Harrison at Lacrosse
Miss ophcln rercNall Of Petersburg *
spending III" week WITH Miss LILY pcrctv.,u
at her home near ia,w:cuccvillc
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-16
Murder Defendant Arrives

Gold Beach, Ore, Feb. 16.-A. r
Cooley, who has been at liberty under
$4,000 bonds, was expected here to-
d9y from San Francisco to stand
trial on charge of numbering
Thomas Van Pelt on February 10
1898. Cooley is a member of a prom
inent Oregon family. Damaging evi-
dence was given against Cooley al
the preliminary examination here Jan
uary 13 last. G. w. Higgins, an ac-
countant. testified that in the fall of
1897, while he was cashier of the Sec
ond National Bank at Colfax, Wash,
that Alfred Coolidge. president of the
institution returned from Curry coun-
ty, Oregon, where his brother had
been shot and killed.
81 will give you or anyone else,
Higgins declared Coolidge said to
him, $500 to 20 down to Oregon and
kill off that Van Pelt outfit" Higgins
then said that he read that Van Pelt
had been killed in February, 1898.
"In March, 1898" testified Higgins,
"a man whom Coolidge introduced as
Cooley came into the bank. He was
roughly dressed | saw Coolidge pay
him 800. Then he bought him a
new suit of clothes. Later Coolidge eX~
pressed a package containing money
and rifle that Cooley had left in the
bank. A valuation of 5000 was placed
on the package. 1t was addressed to
Cooley at Spokane, Higgins identified
Cooley as the man to whom the mon
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be imported from the New World. The
partners are at least foot apart
and all the steps of the tango and
turkey trot are executed-wth the eX-
eeption that here the body is never
undulated, all lunches and wriggles
being eliminated. In short, you can
dance it even if you have the rheu-
matism, hives, two wooden legs, a
corporation and stiff neck. It's get
ting mighty popular in the delicates-
sen belt of old Vienna, we are ir-
formed, and the bishops highly APP
prove.
Well, I've always contended the
Japs couldn't lick us, but if they
have the spirit of son of Nippon
just forced to give a bond of $500
to keep the peace, there's no telling
what will happen. Also that old SLAM
der about there being no romantic
love in the land of armor, volcanoes
and dreadnaughts is simply blasted off
the face of the earth.
William F. Arita, discharged from
the Mineola Jail, where he served a
six months sentence for insisting up
on wooing Miss Mary Bales, young
and pretty English girl, straightway
resumed his wooing As result he
was hailed into court and put under
bonds to keep the peace for six months
In other words, he was forbidden to
make love to the attractive maid
Miss Bales showed to the magi-
strate a bulky package of letters
which she said Arita had written her
in the last year. She had often re-
celved as many as five letters from
him in one day, she said.
She met the japanese, she testified,
when they were employed in the same
household a year ago. He had inn
mediately begun an ardent courtship
On her complaint he was discharged
but he continued to call upon her and
to write her letters, both fervent and
threatening, she explained.
Last summer, she charged, he wrote
her threatening letter in which was
enclosed a revolver bullet His sub
Mineola, however, did not lessen his
love, she said, and he continued tc
write her from the Jail.
One missive reads, in part:
"Miss Bales, My dear sweetheart
Just line to you. | write you as
think you would get it and you would
understand what | was write you
| make trouble in your place % aug
evening and we was stand in court
ship as maybe, yon are misunderstood
ing me yet. l.
II was write, you foolish, but l am
not bad man or homb, as don't wish
make trouble also | don't wish make
you unhappy. lam writing to make
happy and peaceful between you and
| and | am trusted you and | can't
forget YOU 81
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-16
WOMAN LAWYER PEDDLES
PREVENTION WITHOUT COST
Omitted Press Day Service)

Nchiteu TTeSS LAY SefNlCe)
Los Angeles, Feb. 16.-Women
should have a definite place in the
legal department of every city, ac-
cording to Deputy City Prosecutor
Margaret Gardner, who devotes three
days of each week unraveling Legal
tangles for perplexed women. Miss
Gardner believes: That women, il
spite of their enfranchisement here
are unable to protect themselves le-
gally; that the average woman has
an abnormally developed and otter
misplaced bump of confidence in man
kind; that after many centuries of
association with woman, man is usu.
ally unable to get her viewpoint; that
the first duty of a lawyer is to KEEP
a client out of legal difficulties.
therefore" said Miss Gardner
"women hereafter are cordially in
vited to keep out of trouble by COM
ing to me with contracts and other
legal matters before executing them
| shall try to peddle prevention from
my Office instead of attempting i'm
possible cures"