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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
RETnACTIoN DEMANDED.
McDOnnld's Statement ArOuscs Ire OF
People in Copper Country.


Houghton, Mich, January ia
telegram signed by fourteen members
of the Progressive party, including
several county committeeman. was sent
tonight to Congressman w. J. McDon-
aid at Washington. demanding that he
retract the statement attributed to him
that the constitutional rights of citi-
zens and laws are overthrown in this
district"
Senator Ashursts explanation Of his
resolution urging an inquiry of con-
ditons in the copper country made in
the Senate yesterday included the au-
thor'zed statement of Mr.. Mcdonald
that his district, which ~embraces
Houghton County, was part of the
United States where constitutional
government no longer exists"
Developments in tho copper miners
strike to-day were limited to addl-
tional arrests under the indictments
returned yesterday by tho special grand
Jury. Thirty OF thirty-e eight strikers
and labor leaders, accused of conspir-
ing to prevent nonunion men from
working In the mines, had been taken
into custody. and the release Of most OF
them under bond had been arranged
before nightfall. A further report
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
SUES FOR DIVORCE
| |NFA|RFAX COUNTY
Beautiful Wife of Samuel Willett,
New York Society Man,
Charges Cruelty.
rspeci.l to The Times-Disp.toh.l

Especial to The Times Dispatoh.l
Washington. January 16.-Mrs. marie
Willett, tho beautiful wife OF Samuel
Willett, New York clubman and So
ciety man, fled suit for divorce in
Fairfax County. Va to-day.
The papers filed consist only OF a
short affidavit making tho general
charge Of cruelty. and ask that ooun-
sci fees and alimony be fixed In keep
ing with Mr.. Willett's income. Under
the Virginia law Mr.. Willett has thir-
~ days in which to nle q bill Of par
ticulars.
Mrs. Willett was located in Wash
ington tonight. She declared that az
ter two unsuccessful matrimonial VEN
tures-frst as the wife Of Hastings
Arnold. from whom she secured d.
yorce in February, 1910. at Reno. and
now as tho wife of Mr.. Willett-she
IL through with matrimony.
Never again." she said tonight. II
am tired of matrimony. and 1 am go
ing to devote the rest of my time to
dogs. l have been SO busy for the last
year taking care of my dogs that have
no time for anything else.
Il bought my farm in Virginia three
yCdIS d6Os tltCI NY SeDs.totiOH liOii
Mr.. Willctt, and intend to live there
l have spent most Of my time there
among my horses and dogs. L hardly
have time for this divorce business. as
am going to enter twelve dogs in the
New York Dog Show.
MY case Is t. be heard the first
Tuesday ir February, and I do not
know what answer my husband will
make TO tho charges But have proof
OF every complaint 1 have made. The
cruelty l ailege is not simply d form
of speech. hut a physical actually. as
he has struck me several times
"Mr. Willett will be very much sur
prised when he hears of this suit, al
though nc had an iuea that it might
be filed. He dislikes publicity, and
thought il should be kept quiet
II do not think it is necessary for
woman To go through life unhappiiy
married when she can resort to the
divorce courts. never intend to have
to do this again"
Before her first marriage Mrs. Will
lett was Miss Marie Holmes. Of East
Williston, J.. J., and was regarded as
belle. She has always been athletic
in temperament and is devoted to
horses and dogs. Mrs. Willett is n
personal friend of Mrs. William H. Hit,
who was Miss Katherine Elkins and
Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis She has
with them. and recently was at the
Leesburg Horse Show with Mrs Hit.
Their country places in Virginia are
not far apart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
.SALAzAR CAUGHT
BY BORDER FORCE
Seventh Mexican General to
Come Into Custody OF
U. S. Authorities.
THREE OTHERS ARE MISSING
Refugees Being Taken to FL Paso
as Wards of Nation
Reach Shafter.
THREE OTHERS ARE MISSING

Preside. Tex. January 18.-Efforts
the Mexican Federal generals who fed
from Ojinaga, Mexico, before the rebels.
resulted to-day in the arrest at San
derson. Tex, OF General jose Ynez
Salazar. who was taken from train
while en- route to join the Federal gar
rison In Mexico.
Salazar is the seventh Mexican gen.
United States authorities The others
arc GenoralE Mercado. Castro. Landa,
Orpinal, Aduana and Romero. Three
others are still missing, but are be-
loved to be hiding In Texas They are
Generals Pnscual Orozco, Marcello
Cararao and Antonio Rojas.
Sciazar. who achieved distinction
through his raids on the Mormon colo
MOS In Northern Mexico, is wanted at
SHnte Fe, n. NJ. where he was indicted
on charges OF conspiracy to smugglc
n.mh aud ammunition into Mexico. lie
%as arrested In El Paso. but forfeited
his bond. Orozco also IN under indict-
nnent, but never was arrested.
Salazar vas playing cards IN the
train when captured. He at once ad
nitted his identity. and was taken TO
Marfa to be pot under bond for his
appearance in Snnte Fe The military
authorities. however. prepared to re-
arrest him. and removed him to FL Paso
%ith the other Federal soldiers and
generals who escaped TO this country
Tho capture OF Salazar convinced the
border ratrol that Orozco and Caravao
possibly with othor soldiers and officer
were hiding In Texas. Salazar at first
jokinEly snid he though Orozco had
been killed at OJinaga, but later he
admitted that ali the generals had es-
capped.
1t appeared that Salazar and Orozco
with small command. after escaping
from Ottnaga. rode eastward along the
RIO Grande to a point on tho border
near Sanderson. where the railroad if
not far inland. In the meantime, q
fictitious message had been sent &c
Mexico City that the Federal volunteer
generals were In the State of Coahuila
en- route TO san Luis Potosl.
The Mexican refugees being taken &c
III Paso as wards Of the American
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
Naxfmoya
Tiger, tiger burning bright
In tho forests of tho night

Na.imeva.
Tiger. tiger burning bright
In tho forests of tho night,
What immortal hand or eye
Framed thy fearful symmotryf
Back comes the faulty old rhyme to
peat Itself upon the memory Of the
| Feline wlckedness, the stealthy muir
SIM snd the psopeiess la onro Of
rs wages that Is NazlmoyA's bella
6lchens made a book about her, and
famed famed her fearful symmetry. And
asstis. could mako it. Within the &c space
Of time ordinarily consumed by a
maRes ,hs w ths
Donna" as old as Cleopatra, as old as
an sne q aiE f IN her primitive passion. and
cialists consulting room. or an Eng
iliShman's luxurious dahabeah floating
land. primordial female and modern
woman. cool indifference to her hus-
iover-these are Bella Donna: these
are Nazimo,va. And through ali Of it.
whether scheming for husband who
~ 10 the thrusting arms of a half
breed Egyptian is tho absolute verify
ness and puisine life Of it. Tiser iik
snakelike. sinuous. revealing every line
Of he; her scantily clad figure, this woman
bril- gda with her and diffuslng an al:
for this foreshadowed end an audience
must wait and shudder.
book Is followed in the play: weak
Infatuated fool marries Bella Donna:
they travel to Egypt and up. the Nile,
ana there the tragedy has It's lncep-
ton. She meets an Egyptian as cold
ana cruel rs she. and In him finds her
master. For a month her husband is
away in the Fayoum and Egypt is her
Eden. but he returns. and the Egyptian
Is ,5a carefulehe desires to remain we'll
she tries to murder the husband and.
when her attempt is discovered and she
only 70 be repulsed with the Asiatic's 5,
scorn for woman soul And, still
iiss s the Play When en- her r husbands door
down the steps into the garden; dark
mes. ness TAILS deepens; out into, the night
fi re goes of r aiEne' despised de6ased
| click Of the gate closing behind her
the the mere sound Of the latch in the
doom. ''eN'
The production is thing to marvel
at. with its scents and sounds, it's flow
ers and It's gongS. the feliaheen chant
/ and here and there a robed and tur-
Asiatics-with murder and panderinc
vileness in his heart, yet flower in
ms turban. I'm his mouth-thc lust to
XIII and the love of beauty.
And the company is, with one ex-
ception. beyond criticism: Cha rles
Bryant the Dr. Isaacson, Is amazing
iy handsome but the most exaggerated
and unintelligible Englishman that has
appeared here In my day: Robert Whit
worth. as the Egyptian, gives n sheer
ing, domineering performance OF such
force and contingencies that he is
not overwhe lmed even by the wondrous
NaHimoya; and the 1brahim OF A Ro-
But 1t is Bella Donna" and tho sheer
tragedy or her end-rather than the
here. doubtless for years
Douglas Gordon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
OBITUARY


Patrick Fl. Kessler, sixty four years
Richmond Fire Department died at
his home, 500 East Broad Street, at
S35 o'clock yesterday morning. He
was assistant engineer in No. 3 Com
pany. and was one of the oldest men
in point of service in the department,
having been connected with 1t for
twenty weight years.
MIR. Kessler was born on July %,
1850, in Amherst County He is sur
vived by his wife and three children
Mrs. George l.. Cowan. Miss Mamie
Kessler and John r. Kesslcr.
The funeral will be held at 3
O'Clock this afternoon from the resi-
Cemetery.
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Richmond last might. whore Inc had

Richmond last night. where he had
gone to attend sick nephew. Dr.
Pulliam contracted n deep cold in Rich
mond. which developed into pneumonia,
and resulted In his death, after an ILL
ness of only three days He was sew
enty-siN years of age. DR.. Pulliam was
native OF Spotsylvania, and success
fully practiced his profession there for
forty five years. He recently retired
from active practice. but the demands
on him were so urgent that he con-
tinued to give his service to special
cases. He was widower, his wife
having died several years ago Sur
Xiving him are his four daughters, Mrs
r. 7. Dickinson. of Spotsylvania; Mrs.
NJ. d. Simmons, Of Oklahoma; Mrs. Ivey
Daniel and Miss Flavie Pulliam, and
Warner Pulliam. OF Craigsville. Va,
and ono sister, Mrs. f. t. Graves
mother OF Lee j. Graves, of this city.
The body was taken to the residence
or MS nephew, K. Y. Graces, in Spot
syivanta County, where the funeral
will be held Saturday mt II o'clock,
conducted by Rev. r. Aubrey Williams,
D. D.. of this city. Interment Will be
made In the family burying ground.
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Thomas III. Bolts.

Lynchburg, Va. January 16.-Thos
II; Bolts. n travelling auditor for the
Fidelity and Guarantee Company, of
Baltimore, who was we'll known by
reason of that connection throughout
Virginia, died this morning at / o'clock
at the st. Andrews Hospital where
he had been i'll for week Of typhoid
fever. He was sixty-nine years of
age.
Mr.. Bolts lived Mt Gainesville. Md,
Southwestern Virginia when he reached
here about ten days ago. Friends
found him at q hotel III and took him
to the hospital Later his cousin.
to be with him.
The body was taken this morning to
Charlestown, w. Va, for burial.
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DOuglns L. Ward.

Lynchburg, Va, January 10
Douglas l.. Ward, former merchant
of Lynchburg. who for several years
had been living at Durham, II. c.,
where he was connected with the Chat
ham Lumber Company, died this morn
ing at o'clock at $40 Church Street.
He was native of Campbell County,
and was fifty-lve years OF age. His
wife and three children-AIiss Kath-
crime Ward, OF Lynchburg. and d. L.,
Jr.. and Robert c. Ward, OF New York
survive him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
CAUGHT IN SHAFT.
Death Comes Instantly to Citizen of Farm
Vile
Especial 20 The Times Dispatch

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
Farmvillc. Va. January 16.--E. w. Filing.
ton. who for forty years had worked in
the Farmville -four mills caught In the
machinery this morning and his body ter
rbly lacerated. death being instant Five
minutes before he had been talking with
MIR. Bliss. general manager. In the main
office on the FIRST floor. lie went upstairs.
and In n few minutes the moving OF the
machinery showed that something unusual
had happened 1t was INN ediateiy stopped
and investigation made. The body was
found on the nth floor. caught in n shaft.
= widow and TWO sons survive
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Mrs. Pnttle Hnrde Pnre

;, Especial 10 The Times Dispatc h.
Berryville. Va. January I6.-Mrs
Pattie Harde Page, wife or DIR. r. r.
place.. died last night. after a linEer-
ing illness, aged seventy three years
Mrs. Page was born in Enfield, Il. c..
burg. She was married during the
Civil Civil War, and came to Berryviile to
live In 1869. She Is survived by her
husband, four daughters, Mrs j. S.
Goldsmith, Of Birmingham; Mrs e. L.
McGill of Petersburg; Mrs c. 3. Brown.
or Roanoke; Mrs. w. H. Patterson. of
Washington. and two sons. Surgeon
John Il. Page. United States Navy, and
II. u. Page, of California
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
FUNERAL NOTICE

THOMPSON.-The funeral of ALFRED
WILLIAM THOMPSON will take
place THIS AFTERNOON at 8 o'clock
from the home of his parents, on
Chestnut Hill. Intermcnt Will BIO
at lakewood.
HORTON.---The funeral of MRS. CORA
HORTON VIII take place from Fifth
Street Baptist Church SUNDAY, jan
uhry IS, at 3 +. NJ. Friends arc In
yitcu to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
Arrested ON sn.nieIop

Junius Eaton. colored was arrested yester-
nay BY Detective Krengel as a suspicious
character. Eaton Is suspected OF being a
sneak thief and purse-snatchcr.
onarles harris; colored. was arrested on
suspicion OF having committed Il felony
Frank Butler was arrested on a charge Of
stealing s1.ii from w. f. Parkinson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
Robert T. Hubbard APPOINTED.

Roanoke Va, January 16.--Judgo w w
Monett in Circuit Court at Salem this morn.
Ing announced the appointments OF Robert
r. HUBBARD. to iii the unexpred term of
Commonwealth's Attorney X. w. Kline re-
signed. 20 take effect January 81 Mr.
HUBBARD is about thirty years old. the son
OF the Rev. e. w. Hubbard. lie graduated
from the University of Virginia and has
is unmarried.
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from the jury Is expected tomorrow
on the return Of Judge O'Brien from
LAM
Anxious About Tlllmnn,

Washington, January 16.-Senator
dillman, OF South Caroline. was con
OF crysipelas The Scnhtor has not
been in robust health for long time.
and his friends are anxious about his
condition. Specialists tonight said the
patient was not in danger.
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DR.. Hunt Chief Sneaker

Chapel Hill. n. c.. January 16-Dr
Gaillard Hunt, OF Washington. d. c..
was the principal speaker before the
annual midwinter meeting here to-
night of the North Carolina Federation
of Women's Clubs. DR.. Gaillard Hunt,
of note. spoke on lin the Year 1914"
He outlined particularly tho growth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
New Revolution Predicted.

Douslaa. Ariz. January le.-Refugees who
arrived here to-day from OJinaga predicted
that new revolution. directed against both
the Constitutionalists and the Huerta gov
eminent. would be proclaimed In Northeast
Mexico General Francisco
Villas army starts its march to Mexico
City. The refugees said the state OF Durango
was the stronghold of the movement, which
was backed by former adherents OF Portrio
Diuz.
Inflanmatory literature being circulated in
Durango refers 20 the constitutivnai!sts as
.cochinadis,as-" meaning literally. akin 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
Cnrter T. MAINTAIN

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Boydton. Va. January l6.-Carter L.
Wootton: prominent citizen and mer-
chant OF Buffalo Lithia Springs, died
at his home ut that place yesterday
after an illness of several weeks. He
was about fifty years of age. A few
Paschall who survives him, together
with five. sisters. Mrs. Mary Wright,
Mrs w. NJ. Winn Mrs. f.. w. Wells and
Mrs. W. j. JeffreSs. of this county, and
Mrs. Bette Osborne. of Lawrenceville
lie was buried to-day at Buffalo
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Especial to The Times-Dispat

!SpcclaI 20 TIC TIfnas-Dlspatch.
Bristol. Va, January 16.-W. II.
Buchanan, well-known farmer.
whose home was near Bristol, I'm
Washington County. died this week.
aged seventy-six years. He is sur
vived by n family. His body was
buried in Walnut Grove Cemetery, a
few miles east Of Bristol
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Margaret Ross.

Hampton. Va. January 16.--News
was received here to-day OF the death
at Frederick Hall of Miss Margaret
Ross. daughter OF the late John NJ.
was thirty-hve years old, went to
Frederick Hall several months ago to
recover from a severe illness. She
was IL teacher in the public schools.
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Thomas IfIlImnn.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Heahsville. Va, January 16.-Thomas
Hillman, about twenty-nine years old.
this morning. The funeral will BIO
from the Fairfelds NJ p. Church, with
Of the Baptist Church. Interment will
be in the family cemetery. He is sur
vived by five brothers and one sister.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
Building Permit.

A permit was issued yesterday from IN,
huiiainG inspectors office TO Moses 1. Bins
"anEcr 10 erect two-story and attic
brick dwelling on the north side OF Monu-
nent Avenue between Allison and Addison
Streets, to cost Sl5.O0O
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Miss Leila Foster.
.a1;al L

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
Frederick sburg. Va, January is.-
Miss Leila Foster, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. d. Foster, OF this city, died
Md. where she was taken for treat
ment about two weeks ago. Miss Fos-
ter was in the twenty-fifth year of her
age, and had been in i'll health for SOW
eral months. She is survived by her
parents. four brothers and three sis
ters. The body was brought here to-
day, and interment will be made In
the family lot in tho City Cemetery.
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Carlton Is Candidate.

opeciai 10 me Times Dispatch.
SALISBURY, y: C., January 16.--Representa-
tiFe j.. 5. Carlton. OF Salisbury. has author
ICED the announcement OF his candidacy for
Judge or Rowan County court subject to
the action OF the Democratic primary in
May. The position to which he aspires Is
now held by Judge Thco F. kluttz
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Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
Hampton. Va. January 16.-Mrs
Susan Smith, sixty-eight years old
widow of r. III. Smith, died last nigh,
in her home in Lee Street. Four chill
dren survive her,
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Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Heathsvilie. Va. January ls.-'rhe small
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Headley, OF
Rainswood. was burned to death Yesterday
His clothing caught fire from the dranrbt
or the stove. and he so seriously buried
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&. c. SneIIines.

lSpecial TO Tho Times Dispatch.J
c. G. Snellings. a we'll known citizen
and farmer of Stafford County, died
ing illness OF cancer of the stomach.
aged forty-six years. He Is survived
by his wife, tive sons and one daugh-
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DEATHS

OF her daughter. Mrs. j. n. Locknane
in Hsnri .@o c ot Iy W AM NTH C.
Funeral at the home SUNDAY. ESQ
r. NJ. Interment Hollywood.
y1cK.-Died. at his residence. a22
West Main Street, Friday morning
at o'clock. ]. c. WICK, native of
South Carolina.
view Eyn Cemetery W'i 'aNf F. p NJ TO DAY.
sHARP-Died. at his sisters; Mrs.
County. Va, D. NJ SHARP. Of 2lS
South pine Street lie is survived
by his wife and three children. moth
or and three sisters three step; chli-
funeral will take place from Ran
dolph Street Church at o'clock p.
NJ. TODAY.
KEssLER.-Dicd. on Friday. January
16 1914. PATRIck II; kESsLER be-
Kessler (nee Fisher), at 906 IL East
broad Street, aged ixty-four
Relatives and friends and members
OF Richmond Fire Department are
cordially invited TO attend funeral
address on SUNDAY AFTERNOON at
Iynehburg and Norfolk papers
please copy.
TAYLoR.-Died. at his residence. No
245 IIalifax street, PeteeTIssIb6nrg Va
WILLIAM TAYLOR. in the ninety
second year of his age.
The funeral will take place THIS
Saturday AFTERNOON at $3.50
O'Clock from the above residence.
Friends of the family arc invited to
attend.
ANDERSON-Died,a at 400 North Sec
ond Street, at Il. NJ, LIVINIA AN
DERSON. beloved and faithful SER
want for twenty-five years of the
Episcopal Home.
sALE,-Died, at his residence; ~ East
Clay. January l6. at GAO r. NJ, MIR.
j. o. SALE. aged eighty-nine.
Funeral from Emmanuel Baptist
Church, $3.50 p. NJ. SUNDAY EVE
MING. Interment private.
BRoWN.-Departed this life, January
IS. 1914. at $40 a. NJ, at his late
residence. 1922 Boyd Street, RICH
four sons and four daughters.
Funeral MONDAY at 3 =. NJ from
Moore Street Baptist Church.
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IN MEMoRIAM

loving memory of my de-
voted and beloved husband, JESSUP
LIGHTFOOT ALLEN, who died two
years ago. January 10. 1912.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Academy-dme. Naximova In ABelln
Donna" matinee and night.
yco Scott Company in .oTho
fortune ttunter.o matinee and night.
Lyrio--Keith Vaudeville, matinee and
night.
Empire-vaudcvilIo and pictures,
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DR.. John ID. Pull,

DIR. John ID. PNliiam.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
Fredericksburg. Va, January 16.-
DR.. John D. Pulliam. of Spotsylvanla
County. n prominent physician. died In
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government, tonight had reached
shafter. twenty-five miles from the
border.
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SALE-Died, at his residence. III East
Clay, January l6, at GAO i. NJ, MIR.
j. O. SALE. aged eighty-nine.
Funeral from Emmanuel Baptist
Church, $3.50 r. NJ SUNDAY EVE
MING. Interment private
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ANDERSON.-Died, at 400 North Sec.
ond Street, at Il. NJ, LIVINIA AN
DERSON, beloved and faithful ser
want for twenty-five years OF the
Episcopal Home.
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BROWN this life, January
IS. 1914. at $40 a. NJ al his late
residence. 1922 Boyd Street, RICH
ARD BROWN. He leaves II widow,
four sons and four daughters.
Funeral MONDAY at 3 +. NJ from
Moore Street Bnptist Church.
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SMITH-Died, January 16, at the home
In Henrico County, AMELIA G.
SMITH, widow of w. w. Smith:
Funeral at the home SUNDAY, ESQ
T.. NJ Intermcnt Hollywood.
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VICK.-Dicd. at his residence. e22
West Main Street, Friday morning
at o'clock, j. C. WICK, Il native of
South Carolina.
Funeral will take place at River
view Cemetery, L. NJ. TODAY.
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SHARP.-Died. at his sisters. Mrs.
John Coakley, Beaver Dam. Hanover
County Va, u. NJ. SHARP, of 2lS
South Pine Street. lie is survived
bv his wife. and three children, moth
er and three sisters. three step chill
dren Howard, Myrtle and Aremintha