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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
DAVIS CORNERS

Wishing you one and oil. . bright
and prosperous New Year. ~
Joseph Kubichek called on the Ranc
boys Thursday.
Frank Dvorak delivered some cattle
to NJ. Bigley the latter part of the
week. a
MIR. Bohach, who spent week here
with relatives, departed for their home
at TT. Atkinson Wednesday.
Michael Ranc was . Lime Springs
shopper on Thursday.
Geo. Gardner 10 busy hauling corn at
Calahan's. -
Frank Dvorak, il entertaining COM
pany.
The Ranc girl. called on Mrs. Louise
Jarosh one evening last week.
Vim. Jarosh and Frank Kubichek
called on the Ranc boys Thursday even.
ing.
John Kubicbek spent Thursday night
with Thomas Shimek.
Michael P. Ranc came up from Gen.
eva, Iowa, on Saturday for an extend.
ed visit with the home folks: He was
accompanied by Jimmie Haskovec who
UbO USSu WOVAIuk tuSIS IUS PSOt SVm
mer. EFS
The sociable held in the school house
east of Davis Corners last Friday night
was we'll attended and every one seem.
ed to enjoy the evening.
VIM. Jarosh and wife were Cresco
shoppers on Tuesday.
Prof. J. J Rsnc. Of Thompson, Ia.
is amending some time with his parents
here.
Mike and Charles Ranc drove ia
Lime Springs the fore part of the
week.
Joe Drtina sawed wood Tuesday.
The Rsnc gi.ls and Agnes Kubicheh
assisted Mrs. Louise Jarosh with
geese picking on Monday.
Mr.. Novy 10 assisting VIM. Jarosh
with the work this winter.
VIM. Jarosh. Frank Novy and Frank
Kubichek called ut Michael Rane'a
Sunday evening.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
WEST VERNON.

Sorry to say that George Burnikel il
on the sick list.
J. Leslie Sebastian and wife entertain
ed company Tuesday.
Will Slifka helped bis brother Frank
saw wood Saturday.
T Fred Peter spent Saturday evening"
in Cresc0.
Pete Muir tagh, of Algona, visited 81
the Frank Bouska home q few Gays
last week.
Chas. Fish visited with Creeco friends
Sunday.
Adolph Peter and Joe Burnikel call
ed on +. Bouska Sunday.
Frank Miller entertained company
Sunday evening.
Fred Peter spent Sunday with Geol
Burnikel.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
For Rent!

Housekeeping rooms for man and
wife at 1.-THE Cedars," corner Marke
and Ord St. Southeast. Rent reasonks
able. S. PEGGY
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
Children I'll enc Cry
FOR FlE1cnER'S


Standing timber. One load or it all.
Mark Doolittle.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25

Estimate of
Cost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
News Of Petersburg

as white man. and as such was &C.
commodated At hotels and restaurants
Inc evidence for the defense was con-
Guided to-day with the defendant on
Inc stand lie told practlcally tho same
story az he told when he surrendered
himsolf immediately after Cox was
Killed. Cox, he said, was n trespasscr
on his home premises. and had several
tines been ordered away
on the night OF the killing, after
midnight. the defendant was aroused by
some one in his yerd and under his
mouse attempting 10 set the dwelling
on ire. He ordered the man away. and
as the latter started towards him no
shot him. not knowing n, the time who
h" was The gun with which he shot
was borrowed as I. matter OF protcc
ION
Tho jury this afternoon visited. ana
Inspected the scene OF the killing. ana
at tho afternoon session OF tho court I'm.
SuHrilons were argued. Late this
e..ening tho jury rendered a verdict
OF not guilty. and Carter was dis
charged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
CHURCH SECURES PASTOR
Rev. IL. ID. Jordan. or Maryland, Ac.
ccpts Call to Stockton street.

After being pastorlcss for nearly n
year, Stockton street Baptist Church
has received the acceptance of a call
extended to Rev. II. II. Jordan, Of Noun
tain Lake Park. Md. In letter re-
ccived yesterday by NJ H. Percivi,l,
chairman or the pulpit committee, Mr..
Jordan said he would assume his new
charge on Eastern Sunday.
Since the resignation of Rev G. w.
Mcj;lroy. the Stockton Street Church
mas made vigorous efforts TO secure n
pastor. Calls were extended to Rev.
j. Clydc Holland. pastor OF Keen street
baptist Church. panvillc. and Profess
sor 6cazley, of Hampton Sidney Col
lcsc. and tho committee endeavored to
induce Rev. j. T. Haley, pastor of Me-
mortal Baptist Church, Hampton, for
mcrly pastor Of the Southside church.
10 return.
me formal announcement to tho con
Eregatlon OF the church Will be made n.
inc morning service Sunday. Arrange
mcnts arc being made by the pulpit
committee for welcome service, when
Mr.. Jordan arrives.
Mr. Jordan. who Is n forccfnI sneaker
comes highly recommended. Hc served
Tor a number of years as pastor OF tho
Mountain Lake Park Church. ana for
some time was superintendent OF two
sunday schools in Baltimore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
Personal md General.

This morning. Mt 10 o'clock, at tho
lesidehce OF the officiating minister,
me Rev +. W. Moore. Miss Adollna
West. formerly or West Virginia. ana
John Carlisle Jones. OF this city, were
United IN marriage only few friends
were present
+. u "'ckersham. of Harrisburg. Pa.
VII deliver an address on "Fraternity
ana brotherhood' in Odd Fellows Hail
next Thursday evening. April Q. undn,.
,ne auspices Of The two councils OF
royal Arcanum, in this city.
~ O'Clock this evening in the mr.
Tor OF the Stanford Hotel. a very pretty.
in'rrlAs: was celebrated in the pres
nc OF q large company OF guests Miss
F.thei Levy. of this city, was the bride.
ana Moses Auffccsscr, of Albanv n
=. was the bridegroom DR.. Caliseh,
o. Richmond, performed the ccrcmonv'
me attendants were: Mrs. l.. \. Rosc,,-
Stock. as matron OF honor: Miss Helen
AhHcesser OF Albany. sister OF the
nrtocsroom. as maid or honor: Gates
Auhcesser as best man. Miss Virginia
tcAcn was the flower girl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02

Morris &. McCottcr. OF Brifton. ". c.,
Is VISITING his brother, J. *. McCotter
meeting of St Francss Guild of
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church will
be ned this afternoon at o'clock In
ne rohirs room Of the church q
NJ. CHASER and son. OF Bcrklcv. arc
IN" guests of Mi and Mrs Phillip Bear.
Rev. 9. w Mct.lroy. who was cper.
ated on Saturday in the Memorial Hos
pi;ai for appendicitis. Is Improving.
Mrs Wesley Baker Will receive this
afternoon from to o'clock. In honor
OF her mother. Mrs. James Fleet. and
aunt Miss Janet Fleet, OF Canada
henderson Lodge. No. los. Indcpend-
cnt order Of odd Fellows, will hold "A
soecIal meeting tonight Is I7ratcrnal
!!ali. \ musical porgram aas been
arranged. and refreshments Will be
served.
Tho rites OF conformation will be ad .
tninistercd I" "A largo class by Rt Rev.
beverly y Tucker. Bishop Coadjutor
Of the Diocese Of Southern Virginia,
tonight At o'clock in Meade Nc.
mortal Episcopal Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
HEARING BEGINS TODAY
foIico Department of Norfolk VIII II.
investigated
Especial IL The 'rirnos-Disnatcl =,

''pctlal To me Times Dispatch
charges against Cagptain w. w" y Form tnn
mat lie undertook To install a dictn
EIAph In the room occupied by Tic
/ RAILWAY Clerks Association in fbo
ohd Fellows Hall in order to Obtain
! ilmiormation regarding their organiza
/ uoi,i Mayor Mayo Will begin the Iii
! vcstigation OF the police department in
ms Office tomorrow morning Mt 10
o'clock. Captain Ford and his attornev
Nathanici I. Green, ana the witnesses
nave been summoned TO appear at tho
Investigation. When this is disposed OF
charges against Major Kizer and Can
tain John T.. Mayo will b" taken nm
Other charges that may be brought out
at these hearings VIII bc investigated
H%ctpt for an ANONYMOUS letter,
scoring the Mayor. the CHIEF Of police.
The Board of Control ana the Common
/ Council. Mayor Mayo has received M
complaint against any member of the
tion reehrding tho Investigation. lie
was at his Office at . o'clock this after
noon. and said after that time he would
receive no charges, hut begin the in
NcStlgation. rs requested by the Board
OF Control, tomorrow morning. The
REQUEST for the investigation was en-
bodied in n resolution recently adopted
by tho Common Council. which body
declined TO act in conjunction with the
committce appointed by the Board of
Aldermen to investigate the police de-
Dartment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02

The trial Of w. n. Carter, colorcd. for
the murder of II. II. Cox, colorcd, which
was begun In the Hastings Court yes
tcrday, held the attention OF the court
throughout the day. Interest in tho
trial was shown by the large attend
ancc. especially OF colorcd people. Evi
dence in the main showed that there
had been i'll feeling between the two
men. both OF whom were vendors Of
medicines, and that each had made
threats against the other Mt different
times. IT was also in evidence that a
secret correspondence had been carried
on between Carriers wife and Cox but
these letters were ruled out by the
court The woman is now in tho hos
pital for the insane. 1t was also I'm cvi-
dcnce that Cox, who was Of very bright
color. IN his travels through the coun-
try had frequently passed himself off
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
ENGINEER Is KILLED.
HharcEnrds Signal ana FntuI CoIlf.io,
IL Kcsulf

Stituhton, Va. April I'm n COLI
sion, which occurred here between :.
WcStbound Chesapeake and Ohin
irclEht train and the yard engine. the
who went on duty this morning n..s
instantly killed his head being
crushed and one foot cut off
me fireman. j.. Il. Bright, juInp
=, y. Lambert as engineer and r. L,
heSlcr, fireman. was - get water here
ana meet the fast eastbound train at
me next station west of here
ihc yard engine had been Jagged
not 10 30 on the main track. but
fltlder thought he had time to back
ana get on the siding.
fIeidcr Is survived by daughter
Mrs. Thomas Rhodes. and two sons,
James and William, the f,s'mcr being
TIE engineer on the castbound express
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
CORfNTII METHODIST
CIGNCH Is DEDICATED


IL,
ac lIiSaiI,5y'l'e q, W. a. April 1.-THE
Methodist Episcopal Church. which
look place on Sunday. was in
every respect u success The dcdica-
non sermon was preached by tho pre-.
SlulnG elder. Or. McSparron, and an
immense crowd was out to hear him.
Notwithstanding the gloomy and
threatening weather. over $l.40O was
r3dSed III a short time. and without
uliicuitN. This is remarkable as be-
ms the very largest sum ever raised
Aboui mere In any one collection The
organ was the gift Of T. w. Roberts.
OF Washington: the Bible was aivcn
by g. Harding Walker. and the hymn
books by Judge +. X. Il. Wright, Of
In the church there arc quite a
number number . @f handsome memorial win
dated back TO long before the Civil
war, ami although strongly built,
was much in need Of repairs IT took
DAY. after being I'm poor health several
the pastor, Rev j. Elmer Hearn. n
snort time TO get the new building
READY Tor Yesterdays ceremonies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
HADLEY TO DELIVER
THREE LECTURES
Famous Educator Comes to Uni
versity on Barbour-Page
Foundation.
Especial TO The Times pIspatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Charlottesville. Va, April 1.-Prcsi-
dent Arthur T Hadley. of Yale Uni
versity, will give n series OF three lee
lures beginning on Monday evening at
the University OF Virginia on tho Bar
bour-PaSe foundation. His general sub
iect will be Some Problems of Amer
lean Democracy" The opeing lecture
on Monday will he devoted to Il con-
sidcra,ion Of The Growth of Party
Machinery" On Tuesday President
Iladlcy's subject will be THE Reaction
Against. Machine Control" The con-
Guiding lecture OF the series will be
delivered on "Wednesday evening. the
subject being The Organization Of
Public Opinion" All OF the lectures
will be given at s L. NJ. in Madison
Hall.
President Hadlcy is ono of Amer
ica's most famous university prcsi-
dents In addition to that. he is one
of this country's leading publcists ana
authors. TO these distinctions may be
added the fact that ho is a business
and financial administrator of high
achievement. The latest honor to como
10 him from the latter point Of view
was his election to tho board OF di-
rectors Of tho New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company
President Hadlcy is another of sew
cral learned scholars who have been
brought TO the University of Virginia
by The Barbour-PaEc lecture founda-
tion. Among the others have been
Ambassador James Bryce. the late DR..
: Weir Mitchell, DIR William II Welch
and Professor Basil l.. Gildcrslcevc
The university is indebted for the
establishment of this foundation to
Mrs Thomas Nelson Page. who. In 1907.
gave to the university $4,000. the
annual income of which Is to be used
In securing each session the delivery OF
series OF not less than three lectures
by sone DISTINGUISHED man Of letters
Or or science. Each series IS published
In book form.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
oun sCuooL HISTORIES.


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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
The Wines Dispatch bureau.
> Bollingbrook Street.
Cphnrc lsStI
II'Npnc ND,
H.tCrsbIrg Nl April |

Petersburg Va. April
The school hoard met last night,
ana. after considering the plans sub
mitt-d tor tho new S!Xth Ward pub-
lie building. to be erected on IiallfaX
Street. adopted TIL. plan subsmitted
by Ferguson. Carrow * Taylor. archi-
,ects of Norfolk. as the most desir-
able. The plan provides for a build
ing not 10 exceed the cost Of $4,000.
The building will probably be OF red
brick with stone trimmings. It viii
have Il porch and columns in front,
with several toilet and play rooms in
the basement; four classroOms and
teachers room on the nrst floor; two
classrooms and an auditorium. extend
ing the entire length. with Il seating
capacity OF $50. on the second floor.
The auditorium viii bc so arranged as
TO be turned into three classrooms
should necessity require it, There viii
bc entrances at each end Of the build
ms The board had under considcra-
t!On ten plans. submitted by different
architects. lids for tho erection OF
the building viii shortly be asked
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02

All is in readiness for the unvcii-
ing by the sons OF Confederate Vet
crars OF the markers at Fort Gregg,
Fort Lee and Lees Dam. in Dinwid-
die County. near Petersburg. the eX-
cvciscs viii take place at Fort Gregg,
the full program of which has been
published In The Times Dispatch The
address is 10 he delivered by former
Assistant Attorney General r. Is. Davis.
and specially prepared papers by Col
onel W. Gordon McCabc. of Richmond.
ana Captain Carter II. Bishop, of This
city, viii be read. The Ladies Me
l1orial Association and the chapter OF
Daughters OF the Confcdcracy have
accepted invitations to attend and take
part In the exercises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
ma. Asor1rm,s BIC JOE.

Thoso VINO regard 2ir. AsQuith as
tho dauccrous leader of mad radicals
wiil probahly Join 'or once with those
who view him as the greatest living
Hrltsh statesman, and will admire the
auicuaid courage with wh,ch he has
accepted the post of War Secretary in
ad8iuon 10 tile important duties he al
ready discharges.
1t was net, Of course, oy preference
,hat lIr. Asluth assumed charge OF
the thousands o. British troops VINO
,vorc left wtthout en official head b.
tho resignation OF Colonel scely. Not
a s;rorg man physically and bur
dcncd nI-caay % the limit OF physlcal
endurance, Af-. Asqulth would not have
dreamed " taking this portfolio had nc
believed any ether course crQcd.ont or
even safe At the present :uncture
however, when an. unwiso choice Of ar
untrl9d man might bring on fresh Jrou-
bles in Ulster, he is forced TO DO tho
work himself o. hazard the result But
wha; q daily routine he has Prime
Hinistcr-and as such leader in tie
Commons and advisor 70 tho King
First Lord OF the Treasury and now
War secrotary. No living man can
hear auch 4 burden.
>ronsy plays no rart in ;hc matter
As premier and head Of tho Treasury he
bias received two nalarlcs Of $4,000
and $4,000, cspccrvely. and nov. as
war Secreta-y. 10 is entitled to IN adj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
Police Statistics.

The report of the chief Of police
shows total of los arrests Tor all
causes during the month OF March The
charges listed We're: Assault, thirty; in
toXication. sixty-seven; felony. ten: lar
ccny. fourteen; fugitives from justice,
three; lunacy, three; misdcmcanor, six
teen; trcspass, four; Vagrancy, one;
violations OF ordinances, twenty
The fines collected in the Police Court
for the city In March amounted TO
s@l9.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
HIS PUNISHMENT
HAS BEEN GREAT
Governor Pardons Convict Who
Served Thirteen Years
for Burglary.

Especial to The T!mcs-Dspatch.
Raleigh. y. @, April i.-After servint;
thirteen years OF twcnty-nvc-ycar
sentence in the penitcntiary for bur
glary. Charles Keith, of FORSYTH Coun-
". has received a pardon from Gov
crnor Craig on the ground that he has
been sufficiently punished in view of
the circumstances OF the crime he com :
mitted. He was convicted in April.
1901 The pardon is unconditional The
reasons given by the Governor fol-
low: While the owner and occupants
OF tho dwelling We're absent the pris-
oncr entered the dwelling in the carly
part OF tho night and stole some small
articles. The circumstances tend 10
show that he knew the occupants were
absent. Thirteen years IN prison is.
IN my opinion, sufficient punishment for
TINS onensc The crime was serious.
but the punishment has been great.
The pardon is recommended By Judge
stevens. who tried the case: Solicitor
Griffin. who prosecuted, all OF the For
syth county officers. the prosecutor ana
many citizens"
shcrim Reported.
INC North Carolina Corporation Com
mission has reported TO the state treas
urcr The failure Of the sheriff OF Burke
County To make official returns OF sub
Jtcts OF special license taxation in the
county required hy the 1919 revenue
act. schedule ]; ana c, section 50 -.
IN" Burke County shcrin Is tho only
one who has failed to comply with the
law in this respect and steps are 10
be taken for imposing the penalty of
500 provided.
Charters Issued.
charter was issued to-dny for tho
Chamber Of Commerce. OF Burlington.
capital, 100000 divided into six classes
oi sharcs ranging from 50 to 500 Tho
incorporators are j. NJ Cooke, w. T..
Sharpe, w. w. Brown ana O. +. Crow
son. Inc Chamber is empowered to al :
vance The commercial interest OF the
town ana section in every way possible
o'hcr charter are TO the Pine Tons
Dru;S Com pany Of Pine Tons. y. c.
capital. $4,000, authorized and SUI
HcrlhcG ny H. j. Patterson and X. H..
Jefferson, OF Wilson, and others.
The s. NJ. lIorncr COMPANY. of sven
aonv!lic Alamance County CapitaI.
$1,000 authorized. and $4,000 sun.
sciioon by \ W. sparrow and others FOR
grocery and general merchandise bust.
ness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
Legal IIoIitiuy,

thinl that Miss ROWLAND is mis-
taken Ia hcr statement in to-day's
PAPER that Jefferson Daviss birthday
A.arch :. 1900. it is set apart as -
day o. recreation In the public schools
OF the Commonwealth" but ii Is NOT
included IN section 2Si: or the code
Of Virginia in reference 10 p,hlic ar
legal holidays. The result is that th,
schools arc closed on June 3, but MOI
'"t p'tllhS. q. H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02

Captain y. Johnson, commanding the
barge John w. Davidson. OF Ihiladel-
PIMA. now loading railroad ties at the
wharf here for that city was severely
injured this morning, and was taken to
the hospital in a helpless condition
While engaged in hosting ties on the
barge, tho chain broke and one OF the
heavy ties fell upon Johnson. striking
him back OF the neck, severely In
juring him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
Arrested for Having y,c,ous por

& X Moore. jaritor OF tho SwansDoro
Schooi. was arrested Yesterday by
county officer James Inman on tho
charge OF permitting his bull dog to
run IT large and TO bite Willie Cole.
sixteen years old Moore claims that
the boy leased his dog by throwing
rocks at it. and sworc out counter
warrant against him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
NE WIS OF
SOUTH RICHMOND

/ male. $40; wagon tax. one horse, s31b;
two-horse. S320: balance duo on 1913
wagon tax. 20 cents; collections OF ]. l..
Robinson for II. G. Walford, collector OF
delinquent taxes sl.7S4.51; Maury Gem
ctcry, s2So.73; Mt Olivct Cemetery,
s"a.i3; INES. Police Court. Part H.,
sllH3O: clerks fees. IIustings Court,
Fart H.. S37o.59: water rent. s4S.To:
gas. Sl56.OS; penalty on gas bills. 81
cents; total, S3,533.99
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02

\ satisfactory Increase is shown In
the report Of tho city collections for
March as submitted Yesterday by Dep
uty Treasurer j. W. Bronaugh TO CITY
Treasurer Pace. Tho receipts are: Dog
tax. male. S55: renewals. Is cents; fc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
Rcady for roIitIcn, ,I-c,,nr

President Carter G. Jones, of tho
south Richmond Democratic Club. has
completed arrangements for tho bi,,
political meeting. which will be held to-
morrow night in the courtroom OF
Hastings Court. Part IL Assurances
have been received that n number OF
candidates will speak, and large
crowd ts expected. Southsidc voters
will he given an opportunity to hear
'he candidates In the spring primary
for the first time when the campaign
viii be started in earnest Mr.. Jones
VIII preside. and introduce the speak
Crs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02

IHpcNIhI 10 Tho TTmcH- DISpatch
London. April l.--Aftcr an extended
trip ia sicily with his wife and daugh-
ter, DR.. w Holland Wilmer, the fam
sailed to-day on tho oceanic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02

WIN YOU tell me the propcr names
or brown hcmatitc, red hcmatitc laag-
hetc IRON ana Sparry iron?
EDWARD FINCH.
IRON, protoXidc of iron and carbonate
OF protoXidc OF iron.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
DR.. CnIiscI,.

How may get copy of Or Calisch's
sermon Friday, tho Thirtceuth?"
49, MRS. w ). J
The discourse was preached from
Sk"leton notes and has not been print
cd. Hence, there is not means bv
which YOU may get the text ono
misses many fine things by failing
- hear Dr Calsch regularly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02

Please tell mo whore walnut trees
| may he sold c. V T.
| All considerable mills viii buy wal
/ nut II You will send stamp for pri-
| waite reply, We shall be glad to send
[ YOU addresses Of several buyers.