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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
FIRST Herring of season

fredericksburg. Va. January oa.--
Lee Newton, the well-known fisherman
OF Stafford County. brought the first
herring OF the season here to-day They
were caught In Potomac Creek, n tribu-
tary of the Potomac River, Many of
the fishermen are getting their boats
ana nets ready. expecting an early
spring fishing season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
FUNERAL NOTICES

TOBIEN.--Thc funeral OF WILLIAM
TOBIEN. JR., who died Wednesday
residence, 20lS West Grace Street.
THIS (Friday) AFTERNOON at 1850
'o'colck 1ntermcnt in Hollywood.
Friends and acquaintances invited to
attend. -.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Memorial 10 DR. Marlin

Lynchburg, Va. January ga
movement has been started in Lynch :
burg TO raise a fund OF $500 with which
to provide for a bronze bust OF the
late DIR. Rawlcy W. Martin of this
city. which is TO be placed in Confed
crate hall In the Jones Library build :
Ing or some other suitable place in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
NIrn. Martin Dent

special TO The Times Disp atch.J
,fredcrickshurG. Va, January be
MIS-. martina Dent, wife of Samuel Dent.
OF STAFFORD County, died yesterday at
ner home after a lingering illness. aged
,orty years. She Is survived by her
brothers. l"o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Henry IleSIcr.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Salisbury, y. C.. January %
years died ut his home in Providence
Rowan County. on Wednesday. He had
been i'll several weeks. He was the
father of County Treasurer J. c. Kes-
Ter, of Salisbury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
w, I. Anderson.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Greensboro. n. c., January 29.-W. J
Anderson, wcll-known produce
dealer, died at St. Leo's Hospital to-
night, following an operation of APP
pendcitis. He was a native Of Rcids-
vile. lie is survived by his wife and
one child.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Mrs. Fannie e. Hudgins and Colonel
Joseph +: Nichols. of Houston. and DR..
J. x. Nichols. OF Austin. Three sisters
ana TWO brothers live in Virginia Mrs
nnncey families In the Shenandoah
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Expenxen md rm-
prOvemcpts, includ-
Ing cremntory and
tncincratOr, and ma
chimes, nuto trucks.
mules, harness and
cnrts ........... $4,000 90
HIGHWAYS AND SEWERS
Sewers generally. 49,. 10000 90
STREETS
EnEiucer's Depart
nent puy roll. ... 3I,5iO 90
ENpcnhcs and i'm
prOvements, alleys,
sidewalks and. unfin-
ishcd work, 1913, In
Guiding $4,000 for
asphalt block paw
ing BrOnd Street
from Third street
westwnrdly, and 49,
500 for Grace street
Improvement from
Rylnnd street west
wnrdly ............ 100000 90
south Kichniond sm-
provemcnt District
special, including
balance forwarded $4,000 90
BrfdEes ............ 2,6OO 90
Asphalt block paving
Ninth Street, be-
tween Br0nd and
Grace balance for
warded ........... 3.338 "a
JAMES RIVER IMPROEEMENT-
Pay roll. including
hnrbormnstcr $3.50. 1000 90
Expenses md i'm
PrOvemcnts ~ 5000 IN
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.
CITY HOME
Expenses. painting
and rcpnirs . 10000 on
i"s ron .......... I..24O 90
Poor of city and mis-
siOn coal . I4n5a m
HOSPITALS
Virginia Hospital pay
roll 10000 On
Virginia Hospital e1-
pcnses .......... 10000 90
Virginia Hospital re-
pairs. balance for
vnrdcd ......... 2,G5o 90
81. Monica's MisSion. 200 90
st. PnuIs Church
Home ............. 200 90
Retreat for the Sick 500 90
Eye and Enr Infirmary 500 on
Belle Bryan Nursery
and Kindergarten. 500 90
Female Humane Assoc
citation ........... 200 on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Mrs. NInry Crumn.

Especial 10 The Times DispatchJ
Fredericksburg, Va. January 90
Mrs. Mary Crump Rice. wife OF Captain
John III. Rice. died at her home here
this morning of pneumonia. after an
illness of only one week. aged fftv-
nine years. She was a member OF the
Methodist Church. Her husband and
five children survive her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
"a Biz
Bank
But Not too Big

There are many reasons why
you should choose this big ma
tional bank for your savings
account.
You can start small-open
an account with 81 or more,
and deposit each pay day. We
show you that helpful interest
which makes you feel that your
account is appreciated. 4
3 per cent interest allowed
compounded semiannualIy. I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Kill. UnweIcome Guest.

Totals .............. .s3,43e l5a 10 S35is 3G5 80
Estimate l9n-Amount refunded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

accompanying the budget the Financ.
Committee reported to the Council the Au-
oitors estimates OF the probable revenue OF
the city for 1874 as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
NIfss LucIndn -. Yin.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
Charlottesville Va, January 29.-Mrs
| Lucinda E. Via, aged seventy six, wife
Of the late Charles r. Via. of Earleys-
VILE. died at an carly hour this morn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

City Auditorium Inn
proSement ...... 1,2OO 90
Howitzers' Arm0ry re-
pairs .............. 1000 90
II. l.. l. ID. Armory re-
pnir~ .............. 1000 90
Marking historical
buildings and 1Oca-
lions .......... 1000 90
PUBLIC SAFETY.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Expenses ana repairs. 23,5OO 90
Pay roll. including 10
ktutiOnmen to
place cnilmcn $50. 2O4,OUO 90
Motor Tractor Truck
No. 2 ..... 1880 90
FIRE ALARM
Expensca and con-
Htructi0n .......... 5000 90
PAY roll, including nd
ditionn1 llncmnn... IO,05f 90
CITY POLICE
Expenses ..... 15,OO0 90
Pay roll ........... 10000 90
Signal system extern
.ionx .... $500 90
NILITARI-
First Regiment Vol
untccrs, Hospital
Corps ............ $50 Oh
HOwftzers-clpc nsca.. 1000 90
Richmond Light Infnn-
try Blues, Including
headquarters $3.50. 1000 90
First Battalion hrtil-
iery headquarters. 300 90
First Regiment NOiun-
teers-four cOmpR-
MES and hcnd1unr-
tiers. $500 each ~ 1000 90
Secret service fund. 500 90
ELECTRICAL INSPECTION
Pay roll, including
City Electrician. $500 90
Expenses ......... $50 90
Cnrc of iunntics. 1900 90
RUNNER examiners. $50 90
License tins aud
medals .......... $50
HEALTH AND SANITATION.
HOARD Of HEALTH
Enpenses, prevention
Of disenses, I'm
provcment of milk
supply. etc. 1880 90
ray Toll .-..... 21,O0O 60
Special vaccination 1 900 90
New smallpox hospital
building ....... 5000 90
STREET CLEANING
Pay roll. including
cremntory and In
GENERATOR ... 10000 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

On Account of. Appropriated.
CITY DEBIT
Inherent .....s 4ss,5ef II
redemption ......... I7S,O.U -
interest and rcdemp-
tfOn--wnfcr bonds. 40.OS3 Is
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Abatement OF nut
Hnnccs ............ 500 90
AUDITORS Ofiicc-Cun-
tinyent fund .... 500 90
Advertising ...... $1,000 90
Assessment of taxes. 1880 90
Administration Bonrd
-expeuses ....... 1900 90
City Clerks cOntln-
gent expenses $50. 500 90
Courts and jurics-
Witness attendance,
rnymcnt of minor
Judgment, etc. 49,. 10000 90
Coroncr's inuuests. $500 90
Contingent fund. 80. 1,47I y.
Con Gin x ent fund
MuyOr's Office. 49,. $40 90
Committee ON Claims
-sundry cIniIns. 200 90
Collection OF taN~s 972O 90
Collection of dcIin-
Tucnt taxes ..... $500 90
Pay OF Judges. | $4,000 90
Public bntIis--N0s.
and .,..... 5000 90
Rosemary Library. i,ODO OD
Salaries general OIL
GERS aud clerks 49, 02,2S5 90
Stationery and print
Ing ............... 5000 90
street ear tickets LOO 90
Subhtntions ....... 800 90
Fire insurance ...... 1000 90
Fire Insurance fund 5000 90
Local assessments. 700 90
Librar! accounts. 100 90
Elections ............ 5000 90
Taxes refunded. | 1000 90
HccopyinH. binding
and indcNInS re-
cords Chancery
Court including
balance forwarded 1000 90
Recopying. binding
and indcxinS re-
cords HustinEs
Court, Part H., bal
nncc forwarded O5O 90
BUILDING DEPARTMENT.
Pay roll ........ 10000 90
city Hall maintenance
md repairs, tafI re-
qutrcmcntx, etc, In
GLIDING unpaid bill.
ihl3 .............. 10000 90
Chemist expenses 800 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

rounding Home 400 90 Pay
Orphan
........... complete improv -
nts Marsh Park on
Home IL NV. .neiua
saS Mrst Ena una
Home for Needy Con- Public ort hou-e
federnte wome" Stand.
mond, COloed.
spring stree, Him.. s"o ~. AXE Hr Park. 5000 o
'o' :" o
'" pner SISTER" OF the 49, .
end.' Orphan Asy- uU>u,p.
"'a ''...'.. 100 90 s.
House aeo,or %s'o" 500 90 E.pen.s. 1000 o,
Nurses
O
including
socciety Prevention
"'" w CEMETERIES
lakewood, grading nnd
Home ' "
Richmond Male Or '"o 20 rolls. ........ ou
Folk Home ba- ~ W prove OF
kcr street. coored
Court Fund 90
$500 apple
=" increasing salary Expcn and onI and
hcer ~ "
EDUCATION proven incIu
CITY SCHOOL ing outstanding con- o .
' n" raj ".pe 1 re- limp Iishtin by gas
10000 90 Pay roll i'''oo 90
athletic. ."" ""
FINALS school 90 Light Mayo
........ a7aooo oo PA
Free .... o. oo xpense..
prinsncd ~ " ionn ndeau ipnen
Baker OF
balance forwarded
Mechanic" Institute rolls
~ " HIne%ss anu In" -oooo 90
.,oItsrr,ox ms pno,,,m, "
WI .''i'-
ncIudins street. - A" 10 ooo m
nuI.sr:' cor thu" and
nathskeier building a Avsnae eI h1a
repairs $4,000 and forva ...... 8
s3e5 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Receipts and Estimates.

ordinance was referred TO the Ordinance
Committee
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-28

,Sobn 8. @riffin all 9llfreDa 6. s.
Uluriin, Cots go. 405 uno 407 IN
&emper's llnisrabtb. 81.
Gli5a Glen Wefterman an 2op Z.
Dsitsrman, Cots No. 100 unb 40 in
g. U. RnHeD's llnterabtbeiluns IN
Ginipopb. 81.
sSobn sSrani 8uhmdnn an Gbiparb
s. 8ernbt, 40 bei 140 SUB an Der
Siifeite BON sbirtpzfourtb gloenue,
Oatlep Gar $4.50). 81.
9luna g. Scnnentag all 9llopiius
Sonnsntag, Quitelaim eines 1beils
BON Got 50 in paiterion &c Grants
lliiterabtb. Car SOC. $425.
Sirdm M. RuIifon an Jranf SIM,
80 bsi 131 Sub on Der Weitieiie bon
Ruliion 9lbs. Gar SOC. 81.
5rant asIler II. v. on Sarrp u.
Glanlpstt IT,, Elm tract 2dnb in Set.
iion 81. SDcamore 5p. 81.
Jranf Seller IL. u. an 5erbert Rel
Ter, 54 2lder 9anb in Settion 8 in
Spcamore 1p. 81.
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GrnnOeisentbnmss Sppstbcien,
i'neinnoti, 26. 9e5.
Neue 6ppotbeten.

- :" y 70 = . ~
@pu q. Wintler oil CHARLES 80.
Wiutlsr. $3.50.
@oparo 6. gernSt all Spring
@rope 4penus 6. Ii. .. SO. $4,000.
Reuben 70. Roiplep an 8onb 9iG
aGooiatipn SO. S2100.
Ulurp Sdrimpf an 9fnna DeI5.
$4O0.
Jrant.Sint an 5irum W. Ruliion.
1910.
Carrie 0uerr an @arfisIb SO. 2
8. II. .. So. $500.
Benjamin 0idinion an glnemaria
6. ii. 3. so. $1,000.
getilsts .9ppotbeten.
Wm. s. 3uirt an SIb Wlsn Som.,
Cincinnati. $1,000.
2aura aanbon an Charles G.
Sauer. 500.
Sobn 3. Buchanan an Barbara
2utfndn. 500.
Samts N. Dapis an Bomb Sia 9.
u. So. $4,000.
asonioas siiIe oil Tlilforb .. Ii.
6. SO. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-28

matb! llnb am Sonntas tommit Sll
Had 9ursau unb erbttteit mid BON
@robmama; +. ipiro bid Dilltommen
bsibsn, ipenn i'd lie barauf porbereitet
babe! @ans dbuunsslos 1T lie ia nidt
mehr!
llnb bann IoI ibr 5er5 nid]t mchr
talt unb einiam bleiben. mir lpollen
lie lisb baben, unb lie iOu ii6 an I'M:
Itrcm Slid frsusn!!"
Der Suiti5rdtb soB iif beodhtig
nod NAL Elm, bob bas @Ias. iab be-
bddtig in bas perIenoe ytaB uno ias<
ts, feline Riibrung 81 Derbersen iu<
6eno:
y0as 6aus Steinbueen ss
ipafic, bliihs unb ssoeibs!!"
II n ne
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5as s.oam psn bente.
@ie sic biiroriiden Stdtten I'M Se
Dan jest ausieben.

Bon cinem i'm Sel6e Itebenocu
Sfii5ier ruiro eeihrieben; 8obI ic.
foer, Der iid) in lester s3eit in Seoan
auigebalten bat, bot oieie @eIegenbeit
bemist, mn Die oerfipiiroigen Stdt.
ten bon 1870 gi beiud)en, irno Die
nIten GeOmrfdmpier Don oaSliplai
Diirite es pieIleid)t aud, illterefiireL
lpie Die SduIpIase Der groBen aans
pie bes 1. Gepteurber belite aiisie-
ben.
Ger bI,tigIte SbeiI Der Sfladlt
ipielte iid am /. Gepteilber 1870 iu
Der beute 10 gut ipie gang perihon,
ten iiibIIben goritnot 8a5niIles nb.
Die gapcrn unIBteu Den Srt Sous
mir Sdus III GtiIrm uebnen. infolge
oes iibermiS bartndfigen 8i6eritnn.
oes Der Ginipobner, Der bionoer5
beitig in einern OIL Der oitIidjen Seite
Der SauptltraBe Iiesenbeu Saide siuH
sIusorud fam. eSi oieiem batten iib
ettpa fiinfSig fraH5oiiide Soloaten
perifaitst lnio pertbei6ieten es poa
ger5fpeifluna 10 large, big ibncn
bic Wiirnition niissine. Gieies !Snis
biloetc bisber inter Dem Rumen
rWtaiion be Ia oerniere carto,ife" als
Sdiabtnliiieiim eingerittet, cine &c.
belisapilroigfeit. gas aber Gnoe gIu.
aift bieies sSgbres bic oeitihen
srilppen iih naberten nnb Der 6e.
idiiboonncr aIf ben benafbarien
S0ben erfdon, sog es Der Better
inporii6tieeuueiie Dor, Iein Sans
aiif5ueeben. Die Gebenswiirbigfei-
ten Die nnh oem iesisen arieg ipobl
ON Hei5 beoeuteIio nerIoren babei
Der6en, bnben inoeiicn 2iebbaber ge.
fllnSeu, Die bereitS porgebcuet babeit.
haB Der @iiieiinlSbeiiser @riinb bot,
iidl ipater iiber nnngeInoes ssntereiie
5u betlageit. gSie er, 70 bat eine gro.
be 3abI Ger Giaertbiimer Der idonen
in Der ltmgebung bon Sebm eeIege.
nen @iIlen ino ShIoBd,en cine Sbor.
belt begangen, mis 2Insit Dor ben
oelltifen Solonfen ibr Snus 5li per-
Iaiien. Die 5oIge mar, oab 5nil6d,it
iit) bas frnn5oTihe MiIit1r bort eiil.
iiiitete, nod i'm famen Die freuno.
iifen Nohbnrn ole iif) bic 8iIIn
audi nal .nnieben" ipuIlteiL onm
fam beutidJe ginauartierinie. Damn
+fomen nohnnIs Die ireunoIifen
0ahbarn. iino ipenn iest Der Better
5uriidtebrt, miro er et1uaS erftaunt
ieititeIen fonnen, bab er lauge iiift
mebr 70 piel Bed fpirb nilitpenben
miiifeb Inn Wtprgens> BON ieinen
Spitbnrfeiten ben Staub abpiidjen al
laiien als SnD6r. 60 miro eg Dem
Better bes Sd)Ioiies DoripaI geben,
10 Dem Deg Shloiies 9PontpiIers,
oeiien prddtiger 4urf emit bic @rab.
it1tte BON fimibunoert tapferen Ban.
ern bilbete. 1876 fpirrben bieie fpie
Die neiiten iibrieen nif Dem SdIaht.
ieIo beeroigten Befaaeren pieber
1iisgegraben, Da Der 9iegen mittIer.
peile Die niht geiriigero tief einse-
srabeuen aeihen aiifgeifpafmt bat.
te, lirb. in eiIier @riift, .piilaire", /,
anf benz SrieDbof in B15eines beige.
iebt. glfbinibert Bopern mno neiui.
binrbert Jrnn5oien, in Reiben gu ie|
fiinf5ig, Iiegea ncrt, ole an einein
xngs sefaasn; aber mas beeetxnl
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@runOeis entbamsi siibertrasnnsen
Gfntinnati 26. Ota,

annaDei3 an Ssedr Shrimpf, elm
Sabr adt Monate unb z 5uee Geaie
auf bas @runbiiiid go. 10 Wejt @ls
Der Strabs. SabrIide Waietbe $420.
Sames M. @tons, Sruitet, an
Sobn Wtnins II. a., 2 Cots BON 30
BEL 1T SUB jebe ar Der Sftfeite BON
Selim 4ne. (Sar $2.50). $2437.5O.
Catherine 8endsnitein II. q. ar
Wi[ltam 9eb, Gin 9rart Ganb IN
SetiiDn 9 IN Grssu 3apwibip\ Cay
sll 81 /.
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z olbaten- seitSs.e

Melds @iiher trdgt Der beiltidN
Goloat im GorniIter 80 Ijnbe, 70
ihrcibt Elm @siia .oeiter Der ,ssrieas-
leie", BEL mrbreren @iif,hllbIern ia
Yiiindcn ansefrnet, ipeIde giider
BON ben ing i5eIo eebenoen Golbatcn
an meiiten aefauft iperoen. Go eraab
iid cine mertipiir6ige llebereiuitims
iiuing. sibgeseben BON praftiIden wiis
t,ern, lpie Tienitporidriften, Gpradr
fiibrern, asarfenmerfen iDnren IN
iiberrasen6et MeEr5abI fcloes0e orcs
@erfe nerla1sgt iporoen: Gas gselle
Geitomeut, @ceibes .JaiIt- ,,IiD
Deieti&ea s0armbftrRs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-28

NduIkdIDgIIWIlD a1 III VgIJ$gI)VV0SI)S.
1rausu, auHhHe Britt Mdden ub acpfdmsrben 4aes
Dsraonna
ia mo ars nsn S!s sn Ees1 IaSssS
eeabsrh ssbet
anbh
Devtsohsn -KlnIk 1877 East ~. st New York. NY
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Susenbfomp 9 gnie bes
@raueu aIoite.rs.

= 9ie 7s. Sleenofompagnie, bic aus
SdiiIern bes @pmnnihrnis pom
@raucn Gloiter in Berlin gebilbet
pirb, mar fiirsIid su elmer uetung
aiif Dem GTer5ierplas in Der Shon.
bouier alIee 5iliammensetreten Ge.
neralmaior b. Gpaloing bate iia
5iir geiidtisung Der llebimaen elm.
gefinioen iinb nabm 5iuH SdIuB cine
garaoe Der iiisenoIiden Truppe ab.
gereitg 43 SdiiIer oes GpmnaiiuiEs
bciinoen iid, i'm JeIoe. einer BON
ifnen ipobnfe ais heterogeneous
gerpun6eter pom 202. Snfanterietcs
simentber 8orfiibrimg ieiner ebenass
Iiseu Sfp,Ifmilerdben bel. n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-28

2 Gan ssaln. ln rrslsn sas anslnnaitsr gaIIssIal.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-21

A comfortable income is one that
provides "all the comforts of home"
with no worry. ---, I. >
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30
MUST HAVE BALLOTS
IN BY FRIDAY EVENING

Ballots with the names Of 157 nom
tnees for the Chamber of Commerce
directorate are being mailed to the
ner0 bership of the organization and
must De returned TO the chamber be
lone S O'Clock Friday evening, at
which time the polls will be closed
and no votes received after then VIII
be counted.
The votes can either be mailed. in
which case they must be deposited at
the postoffice before Friday noon, or
delivered TO the office. Considerable
comment is being made of how thor
roughly representative the names
nominated at the primary are OF every
business interest in the city. This
confirms the experience of the Amer
lean city bureau that the direct prl-
mary brings before the members a
more truly representative list OF can
didates than can be obtained in any
other way
Election of officers. the matter OF
a broader policy. the new charity fed
Grafton plan. the addition OF the traI-
fic and credit bureaus and discus
sion Of the program for q plan 81
work will be the matters TO come up
before the first directors meeting
next Monday night
At noon OF that day the first lun-
CheOn viii be served at the commerce
cha her and Mr. Haynes viii begin
the first of a series Of noon day talks
on general plans for conducting the
organization Similar meetings VII
be held every day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30
VISION CALLS WOMAN
TO INJURED LOVER

GALESBURG, H., Oct. 30.-When
Fritz Walker died last night Of in
juries received when Jack Gables
racing car upset in the 1OO-mile race
last Thursday, Miss Laura Scherdt
his fiancee. was at his bedside
Walker was Gales mechanician. Miss
Scherdt told a remarkable story.
mo one told me to come here
she said "In a vision I saw Fritz
injured in the hospital and buried.
left St. Louis without stopping to
look at the papers to see if there had
been any accident I just knew there
had been. We were to have been
married Immediately after the race.
1t was 20 have been Fritz's last, he
promised me. and he risked his life to
get money for us to start hOusekeep-
ing"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30
ILLINOIS MANAGERS
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY

CHICAGO. oct. 3O.-Here are the
predictions Of the campaign man
ayers of the three senatorial candi-
dates in Illinois as to the outcome of
next Tuesdays election:
Republican - Sherman's plurality
down state $4,000; Sullivan plurality
in Cook county. 10000; Sherman's
net plurality in the state $4,000.
Democratic - Sullivan's plurality
down state. 30.0O0: Sullivan's plural
ity in Cook county. 10000; Sullivan 5
net plurality. 100000.
PrOgressive-R Robbins plurality in
the entire state, 10000.
The Robbins managers declined TO
make separate estimates Of the vote
down state and in Cook county.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30
"R0DY'' AND ACKLEY
PLEASE WITH CONCERT
Billy sunday Men Entertain With
Program at Oliver to Appre-
Ciative Audience

Homer Rodeheaver. known here
for his work as choir master with
Billy Sunday, returned TO the oliver
last evening and gave a very pleasing
entertainment under the auspices of
the Knights of Pythias. The house
was well hned and the applause fire.
Quent
MI Rodeheaver was introduced by
Mayor Keller and offered "a varied
program of songs. trombone solos.
sleight of hand tricks and character
representations. He proved "a versa
tile performer and kept up the in
terest with timely and frequently hui
morous remarks that greatly pleased
his audience.
T. u. Ackley. gospel song writer
and musician. added materially TO the
merit of the program. as did Mrs.
Iona Conklin a dramatic soprano,
who sang a number of delightful
numbers, including several of Mr.
Ackley's own compositions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30
Y. M. C. A. RACE TIGHTENS
Blues Have EDGE on Reds in Junior
Department Contest.

ship teams OF the junior department
OF the Y NJ g. \. is tightening every
day, with the Blues having slight
edge on the Reds at present The
race represents boat race from san
Francisco TO New York. the course
being divided into 5000 miles.
The teams make progress IN the
race by securing new mem bers or re-
newals. or by having their members
attend gymnasium class regularly get
efficiency emblems. or take out liter
airy books each Of which Is repre-
scented 10y a certain number OF miles
Up To the present time both teams
have Travelled more than hair the dis
lance TO New York. the Blues record
being 2,sS7 miles, and the Reds -.1l6.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30
PENNSYLVANIA LINES NEW TIME
TABLES

New time tables VIII become ef-
feCtive on Pennsylvania lines sunday
Nov. /. effects time q trains at South
Bend as follows Train 40. from
Terre Haute, daily. l2:40 p. m; train
40. from Terre Haute. daily except
sunday I:I5 -. m. train 80. from
LoCansport, daily except Sunday. $50
a. m. train IS. from Logansport,
Sunday only, 1.l5 p. m.
Train Al. 10 Terre Haute. daily eN-
cept sunday. a. m: train 43. TO
Terre Haute. daily except Sunday.
$40 "a. M. train A.. TO Terre Haute.
daily. 4:40 p. M; train 81. 10 Logans-
port. Sunday only 7.3O a. m
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30

With an extensive program OF
stunts. st Joseph Valley tent. 80.
HOS Knights OF the Modern Macca-
bees will celebrate Halloween ar their
hail tonight. a band of so pieces has
also been secured for the occasion.
The mem bership of the lodge has been
divided into groups. each of which
has some part of the entertainment
10 furnish.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30

A complete line OF doilies. nut cases
and party novelties may be found at
the Philadelphia Advt.