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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

ierne er meget minbre eno iorri9e
Aor og nofiaa pnnifeIigt al ioa Iolgt,
iaa oct Ter no til, at ppre lint paa De
glimrenOe Siber, nj bar funnel alG-
De os ueo / De iioit iorIs6ne Gar.
SeItepriierne bar gauct iterft neo,
90 @eite er MI life eiteripurgt til not
iaa lap Gri$. Sette er piitnUf Ell
6el1e al Griaen; men ri iaar boabe
poa beorc 5ioer, naar oen engang
blir enOt. 0teI. og &olonialuarer
er noget bsiere / |riS emo ti0ligere
% oa iiGr Gugmel.
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M nogIe Sag paa Strpfningen
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set meite al bernie StrGfnin9 mart
oPre fproig.
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i;6oerne poa &enniS befoItet la3t Se-
lefon, % Den er netup iGrOig % to-
gen / 9rug. |aa oenne 2inie er 8
Suleitationer nemlig pan SparItao,
Norolanb % Seine. De 6olf paa
GenniS bar oentet % peiltet, at Sta
ten ifuloe biplpe meo Selefon; merl
ga oen intet piIoe gipre, tog @enni-
ierne reioIut lat, og De bar MI i'm
egen Sinie, 90 fun Jig iclp at taffe.
Ser bier BET Tia, hpa0 Sanhol0 og
Spofrelier formaar.
Surtlttrafifen bar lipli1 Der paa
Soriommeren; men oa &p9ter ON
Srigen loo Jig bore, bar Sllriiterne
borte nleo en- Sang, og oct bleu init
% title paa Suteller og Stotioner,
% gutomobilerne bobbe beuer life
mere at beitiGe, og Der iom paa an-
ore &uter par BET ct itort Sab for
Dem, iom bnooe inbrettet iig for Su-
riittrofif.
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&c Der paa 9eisg / Subelooret, ug
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Il Imerifa.
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CONNER: S, g. SocobIon % Su-
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oprinoelig par 9ecorobfoIf, opfriife-
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aae Imerifanere bar iaa Iioen Sio.
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ban bar boet lpnae og tibIigere Gre
BET iom aie6mano. 9e bopoe qien-
nertreiit BET meite at Nprge. Sill.
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ban og Suitru lpffelig biem og bap-
De Ell efter SmitPnbigbeoerne beloig
Ieiie.
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geisg til lin Ss0ebpgb Sang. San
bar p9ret / Imertfa / lpngere Sio
og foroetmeite pirfet iom Sarmer /
Herbeben al Carpenter, Soma, bpor
Ser er gobt 2ano og hsit / Bris.
81. Spbeim fra Sias, @tinn., boor
ban / Ell H9ffe al Iar bar nirfet
iom Sarmer, bar biemme poa @e.
Jog til lin Sebebpgb Hines, bporfra
ban uopanoreoe for 30 Nar iiben.
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isete ban Neoifriperen.
If andre iee bar mpOt e1er opret
iammen nteo fan npbneS; S. 6. 90.
Sunion og Suitru fra Chicago. Sr.
Sanion, iom er fsot / norore gl,r.
bal, boor bans 6aber bar 2enslnono,
er fortioen 9ibliotbefar beo Chicago
l1nioeriitet, % bar tibligere oniat /
en- Iignenbe Bolt / &ongresiens @i6.
liotbef / @aibington. San ifuloe
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meb bam her / Sang. Som 6pIge
al &rigen maatte &ongreSien uoipt.
tes paa ubeitemt Sio. 9eres @reu.
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fra 9ecorob, SEN Sib ban iom una
8ut fom bertil ira Iorge. San BE.
iegte oginu @aIbris for nogIe 9lar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

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6abrifarbeioer Moos 9aariio. Sor
aomnunen msote Sroisrer aolfinb
% SperretSiagisrer Suopig 9arsiert
|207 8runoeiere par inoiteonet til
Grpropriotioncn.
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aenbe itrar ooenfor Soens sore Mel.
le og blir 20 Meter lang. Zen It's.
beS al @eton. Irbeioet meo oetic
bar pprct orepet 'remoper Soften oa
er enonl life iGroiet. Set blir lie.
set al 9roce Mihalien, Sormano ior
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for 10000 aroner. ct tort Sorh.
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itcfrGiter.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
gi har uatrc Salefort iaar. ri,

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The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
President DIcooSon Makes Good His Promise Of Through Transportation System to St. NichUo. Nth Sba9Way as
 Tie Southern Terminal
Seattle April 5-aoaanas made here today that the White Pass & Yukon Rou ~ >zy completed its purchase of the Northern Nsvigatn Conapa 7 and the Yukon and that English csp;taI nor m the northern transportation situation of the

mallS.
 This regulation was in force at the summit several years ago, but Tor some time has been a dead let ter until quite recently, when it Was revived, owing to the large number of mushers who have been ao.ng over the pass since the be- ginning of the year.
 We are informed that many of those bound for the interior have .cneI up to the summit with heavy packs on their backs only to De
 turned back ou reaching that point, and ], is for this reason that we are sounding a note of warning to travellers who are not prepared to meet the police regulation.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
COURT OFFICIALS
 0N WAY HERE

Juneau. April 9-Unjyed States District Judge Robert ". Jennings. and District Attorney John Rustsard will go 10 Skagway tod2y OH bus mess in connection with the Dis Jric- Court
 Among matters 10 be considered are applications for liquor licenses. Protests has been made against the granting ot 8 license for the Board of Trade, which. i, alleged. is less than the required distance from a church.
 Attorney z. E. Cheney will ac- company the court 10 Skagway
 TLe Daily Alaskan received word this morning that the above officials would be here on the Georgia this afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
A9E ORDERED
 D REHAR2I

!. Hartford. Conn. 8 .e" religious sect .as recently started and call ed. The Curca Of God aud Saints O. Christ" The head of the sees ..s ssuea .a order -4ar al those who have os will join -ae church hereafter will have 10 remarry. Likewise. ... those who are divorced .aG a-ve -amlr".e. a-.tu. have a..u o-tc-.E to their former wives. TO aa~Eor. Co the order, many arc gatly .g..yia- for licenses to rGUa rrs.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09

Paterson, April S-The republi- cans gained one seat and the dem 5,rats lost one seat in the New Jersey house of representatives as 2 result of the special election held here yesterday. In the seventh New Jersey district Dow DrukKen was elected to succeed the late Congressman Bremmer.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
i NEH T8i
 REGULATI0#

Washington. P. C, April >-A four per cent income cN oo l@a net incomes oI railroads in Alaska, ls substitute for the present li- ceuse. is embodied iu a propose. bill which has been reported lavcr- 1bly -8 -hc house.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
Y ~39 C%#| E#Gs....{H5 G1 5... q Iy"5

-- L.-aaet ot the Y. r'. N. P. .s ROW as---oned ct ths Attenuation a. lou- ..y, at tha siu"'- Of the White lass. whore business it is .J see ,a.. all interior aoaa1 -r2"e-- r-s a-.e at teasc $25 -4 cash with
 .hau. @ad to lurn back all those who are Unable 70 nee rLe require
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09

Washington, D. C., April g. John Ericson Of Chicago has been strongly recommended to President Wilson for appointment as super nteuoen, ot construction of the Alaska railroad.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
r.. |. .a- a> -e- H- .". n. a@r Eel E- U 4.1uUL

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The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
MILL BET
 TWO Dt-E65TE5

New York, April S-Cb1rlcs Hills .oday made a report upon the pro- posed plan to Jecreo-e sy.... a auf also territorial reDrcseaJ~t." l, the aalloagi convention. s-l.a and territory must rad-y ,.. plan. uade. which H.aA~ vii. - neo ygu- delegates.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
THE R0ITE HlS
 BEEN SELECTED

Washington, D. C., Ap.n S-I, IS understood here that President Wilson has selected the route ior the Alaska railroad, but that it will not be announced until Secretary 3f t.c Interior Lane visits the north .eNt sumner.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
WHITE PASS < EXON NOW OWNS THE NNCO.
ELECTION NEWS
 FROM OUTSIDE

Tacoma, April 8-Early returns in the municipal primaries here today indicate that A. V. Fawcett, who was recalled as mayor of this city a few years ago, is in the .ead oyer Rev. Stoever his opponent.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09

Chicago, April S-Returns so far received indicate that twelve more counties in Illinois have been added to the dry territory, the women swarming to the polls to east their ballots.
 h he first ward of this city Bath House John was elected as alderman,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
S5C. LAHE WILL
 VISIT SEATTLE

Scag,le, April 8-Tha chamber yG commerce here rc-eivr5 a letter .'4ay rom Secretary Of the Interior .t-a&.-4 K. Lane stating that he .-s.d arrive tr this city tho middle -- 5-- coming summme-,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
HEY DEMAND
 .i50HEE BANKS

Denver, April S-Westcrn gev- cT0o-s who Ee5 here today will make n demand for other federal banks ia the west besides the one lhas has bce2n assigned 10 San Fran cisco.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
PROHIBITION
 FOR ALASKA

Washington, April 9-Represent- atiye J. A. Falconer, of Washington, Progressive, today introduced a bill in the House providing for prohib- Ition of the sale and manufacture of liquor in Alaskf.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09

Milwaukee, April S-For Mayor Pa4ing, non-partisan, was yesterday elected over Seidel, socialistic dem- ocrut.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
6LYHI REFUSES
 ID INTERVENE

Albany. N. Y. Apr. Ex-Governor EIgur today refused to commute r.e ...-. .s--a-y.s of the four gun -s. u.-l Lau-. Geeke-'s second
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
MILL ..SII IN
 IHE S0yTH

Washington, D. C., April S-Ihe president, in company with his fam fly. will spend Easter sunday at Hot Springs, Virginia.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09

New York, April 9-The New York stock exchange will close for good tOmrTOw.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09

Boston, April S-James Gallivan, democrat, was yesterday elected to congress in the 18th district.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09

Birmingham, Ala, April g. Cr 'erTood Eeat Hobson in Tuesdays election by almost 30,O0O votes.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
Representative

Representative Falconer is a lawyer of Everett and is q Pro- grc5siyo candidate for the norlin- ation for Senator from his state.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-16
But DIR. MACLACHIAy WANTS To-
KNOW IF BOARD EN-
FORCES LAWS.
OPPOSE SEGREGATION
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION HAS
hi
NEVER BARGAINED WITH THE
DEVIL TO TURN OVER
PART OF THE CITY. xs

A defense Of the Richmond potic6i
force and denial or charges OF graftl
In the department, together with ~
mild criticism of the police board, WAS
voiced last night by DIR. II. y. c..
Maclachlan. of the Seventh StreeH
The Police and the Morals of a CITY
Dr. Mac!achlan declared that ha
had been closely in touch with thA
police department for many years and
believed there was no city in the coan-e
try witl cleaner officials. There may
be few exceptions. he said. but. f4
existing, they are very few OF ChieA
Werner he said there is no more hons
orable chief of police in the country.
However. DIR. Maclachlan warned
against the danger of too wide a iati>
tude of discretion which might be-
come "a virtual license to the polica
board to say what laws s'hail be ens
forced and what shall not" makinE
especial mention of the segregated
district and gambling houses
Do the People Want 1t:
Pointing out the dangers Of placina
too great power In the hands Of few
men, the preacher demanded to know
whether the people of Richmond
want things that way
DR.. Maclachlan here denied thAe
the Ministerial Association has app
proved the policy OF segregation.
cannot understand" he declared. how
any member OF the police board
could have SO misinterpreted our att
titude as TO imagine for a mofnenb
that a body of the ministers OF Jesus
Christ should make bargain with
the devil TO hand over TO him a cer-8.
tain area OF this city provided he lef4
the rest Of it alone"
The commission recently appointed
by Mayor Ainslie to ints stigate vice.
conditions In this city also came in forh
criticism from DIR. Maclachlan. who
demanded to know what has become
of it. What ia tying their hands -
he asked. Even IL the city governs
ment has refused them an appropria@
tIon, Is there not something they
could do without an appropriately
/ believe if they could show some
progress made the appropriation could
later be obtained
Juvenile Court.
The esta blishment OF separate
Juvenile and Domestic Relations
Court in pursuance of the act passed
by the last Legislature giving that
power to cities of more than $4,000
population was advocated In the SER
mon last night This would mark =
great step in advance for the improves.
ment OF the morals OF the city.
especially IL. WIN the estADiisfiIHNtD
of this court, the staff of probation of-
ficers was proportionately enlarged
In this connection. too, he urged that
one or two women be added to the
police force whose especial duty ~
would be to look after young women
In danger
DIR. Maclachlan then turned his af-s
tention TO the public indffferencO
which permits studied and continued
| ,afo 1f hn Ia xy a n
enforcement. MY last thought h0
said In conclusion. is that back Or
law back OF the police commissioners
Is public opinion. What community
wants, under a democracy. II gem
orally, in the long run. gets"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-16
REUNION OF SCOTTISH Il
RITE MASONS BEGINS

A reunion of the Scottish Rits Ma
sons of tho Valley of Richmond, Orisn11
of Virginia will be held here thiq
week, beginning tonight and cOnttn-l
uing through Thursday night, for the
purpose Of comforting the-hiGher d.
grees Prior to the class Of 1914 the
number OF Scottish Rite Masons II
Richmond had never exceeded thirty1
but one hundred were taken in 1aaN
year, and 1t is confidently expsct46,
that this number will be doubtless thl1
year.
Tonight at o'clock the inefabt1,
degrees. from the fourth to the Four
teenth, inclusive. will be conferred. O.
Tuesday night at o'clock. the hi1sd
torical and religious degrees, from th<
fifteenth to the eighteenth. incluaiva1
viii be conferred. "wednesday nf9ht AN
s o'clock. the philosophic and chiN4trje|
degrees. from the nineteenth ~ 49,
thirtieth, inclusive. Will be confos9S4J
The ceremonial and ofncfal daGxee4
the thirty first and thirty second. wtlf
be conferred on Thursday night ~
o'clock.
Invitations to the reunion hAve hAAS
sent out by a committee app05nt4l
for this purpose. The reunion WITH ~
held in tho Masonic Temple.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-16
NEW LEASE on LIFE
IS GIVEN TO NEGRO

John Edmunds. colored, aentAnce1'
to death In the electric chair On NO.
vember ~. for the murder Of = NhitM
man in Prince Edward County. ~
been given respite by Governor 6thA rtsS
until December IS. M
The respite was given upon the
presentation OF statement. OF after~3
discovered evidence by J. TASlQG
Thompson, an attorney Of Farmvii1ess
who has interested himself in the stAsG
of Edmunds. since the trial. BetWe0nS
now and December Is the new evd~S
dence will be examined and II found
to be Of sufficient merit steps tor ~
new trial will be granted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-16
- - . > - = : :
SCHEDULES

Chesapeake ana Ua~e ~ss@way.
S16 A-Loca1--Dy.-- port News
7:&o A.-LocAl--Dy.GA< ,hariotts
Except Sunday. Thurmond.
1900 A.-Ex.-Dy.-Norfo Old Poin.
ts1e A.-Local--Daily-L Lex,
Clifton Forge.
si5.ss Noon-Ex.-Dy.-Nor Old
Point.
sf:Ie p.-Ex.-Dy.-Cinci L'viile
tl:ee P.-Ex.-Dy.-Norfo o1d Poin.
500 P.--Local--Dy.--N.N News. Old p
k:lE P--LocAf-Ex. Sun.-Gordon'fle
ISIS P.-Local-Week days Lychbg
ss:1s P.-Local-Ex. 6un.--Lynchburg.
Clifton Forge
s6:40 P.--Limitcd-Dy.--C Chicago
and st. Louis.
s1l:oo P.--Exprsss-Daiiy-
and Loufsvflls.
sgieepera fPaYlor cara
TRAINS ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGES
from East: 1915 A. NJ. $40 r. n.
Through from East 1l:So A. H.. s;oo
r. NJ. $50 p. u Local from West:
$3.50 A. NJ. ssie;uo A N. and 7:4o
p. n Through: sac A. IL. 1880
Noon and s5e p. n
James Rivel Line: '*s;ss A. H.. $500
r. n, daily.
e"Daily exospt sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-16
CONDITIONS POINT
TOWARD RE0PEN|NG
Of STOCK MARKET
STAGE OF EMERGENCY MEAS
URES PASSED AND FINAL RE-
HABIHIFATFoN PRESENT WORK.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE Suns
weekly review of the financial situa-
ton tomorrow will say:
when existing conditions are ex-
amined II appears that they are con-
tributing powerfully toward the re-
opening of the New York stock ex-
change, and consequently all the other
organized security markets in tsne
country. A good deal of financial re-
arrangement to the circumstances or
the war has been completed. We have
passed the stage of emergency meas
ures and are dealing now only with
the final rehabilitation of all the Gus
tomary machinery OF commerce and
banking.
In Our Favor.
Foreign exchange can fairly be
described as ruling generally In our
favor, and there is every indication
that in the near future a growing
credit balance will be substituted for
t,1e countrys debit balance on foreign
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-16
SCHEDULES
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.


Premier Carrier OF the south.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, MAIN
STREET STATION.
N. B.-Following 'acneou,e figures
published as information and not guar
anteed
900 A. M--Daily--Loca1 Tor Char
lotte and Durham.
1850 A M.-Daily--Limited-~ all
points South
500 p. M.-Except Sunday--Local
for Keysville, Durham and interme-
diate stations
500 p. M--Daily--For Danville. At
lanta and Birmingham. with electric
lighted drawing room sleeping cars.
1850 p. M.--Daiiy--Limited all
points South. Pullman ready 800 p. NJ.
YORK RIVER LINE.
sIo r. M--Steamer train (Parior
car)-Daily local--To West Point.
connecting for Baltimore. daily except
Sunday.
1895 A. M,--Eaiiy--Local TO West
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
From the South: T;06 A. NJ. 500 A.
NJ. 2:35 p. NJ. and $50 r. NJ. daily
$40 A. NJ, except Sunday
From West Point: $40 A. NJ. s:ib
IL 1. BISHOP D. p. A..
GOT East Main 81. Phone Mad. 27a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-16
DEEDS OF BARGAIN AND SALE.
City of Richmond


Augustus Frayser ct al. TO w. o.
Price ct al. 10 1-2xs3 feet east line
Seventeenth Street between Clay and
Nenable Streets, $500.
B. III. Melton ct TX to Mrs Mar
garet T. RichaSds. "a feet 4 inches by
1870 feet south line Grace Street. ~
feet l inch west OF Mulberry Street,
5000.
Jas. W. Anderson, SIP. com, ct al.
to Geo. w. Gay. Jr.. l9xi3o feet south
line Nenable Street, 1I0 feet west OF
Twenty sixth Street, sl,100.
d. s. Bruce to j. f. Gray ct al.
eoxi2 feet at northwest corner OF
Sixth and Baker Streets. $3.50
Richard l.. Burnett to Birdie {.
Jones. i9 1-2x103 feet west line
Rahinsoa Street IS feet inches
north Of Cary Street. $1,000.
Chas. Is. Carter ct ux to w. P.
Kemp, % I-2xl25 feet west line
Twenty-ffth street. 81 IL feet south
of Street. $1,000
John b. Swartwout ct Tx to Chas.
W. Macfarlane. 5ox13s feet east line
North Avenue. $50 feet north OF
Crawford Street. $500.
w NJ Miller ct ux to w. T. Francis.
2oxl23 feet inches south line Ashland
Street. $50 feet east of Randolph
street. StU.DU.
G. B. Mountcastle ct ux to NJ, l..
Hubbard lot 9: also south 2 feet
of lot 3 and north feet of lot 4.
plan of Bolton and Taliaferro's sub
division Of lots at northeast corner OF
Nine Mile Road and Twenty fifsT
Street, $1,000.
M J.. Hubbard ct ux TO G.. B.
Mountcastle. Isxl25 feet south line
Claiborne Street. 1856 Ia feet west
of Randolph Street, $1,000.
r. NJ Anderson ct ux to L. r.
Smith. 48 feet inches by SO feet
inches east line Davis Avenue $50 feet
north of Cary Street, $500.
L. r. Smith to r. NJ. Anderson, 81
| line Davis Avenue, 1873 feet 4 inches
north OF Cary Street $500.
South Richmond.
Jas, e. BEDFORD ct Tx to e. J. Trim
| bal ct al. 124x14S feet at southeast
corner of Thirty-thrid and Stonewall
Streets, 1880.
f. j. Trimbal ct al to Jas. p. Jones.
trustee. 62xl48 feet east line Thirty
third Street, south of Stonewail Street.
$1,000.
Same to Mary A. Hay, 62xl4s feet
at southeast corner OF Thirty-third
and Stonewall Streets. $1,000.
p. A. Green ct TX to Ruth F. Cut
| ting 33x122 feet west line Twelfth
Street, SO feet north of Everett Street
| $1,000.
| Ruth F. Cutting ct vir TO ?. A
| Green. trustee. 50xi20 feet at north
east corner of Nineteenth Street and
Semmes Avenue. $1,000.
| HenriCo County.
/ Isabel s. WaltoN ct vir to Jno. b
Swartwout, 125 feet east line Three
Chopt Road, 124 feet south of 40 feet
Street. $500.
| Mary f. Robinson TO Jezebel Robin
| son. 6,214 acres on south side oil
| Mountain Road at Glen Allen. $iT5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-16
OBITUARY
Mis-. Julia Phelan.

Jonesville, Nov. I5.--Miss Julia Phe-
Ian, the only daughter of Mrs NJ L.
Stallard, OF Norton. died in Cincinnati
on sunday and was buried at the Hill
Cemetery. at this place. on Wednes-
day Miss Phelan was about fifteen
years Of age. She had been attending
school at Pittsburg. Pa. but had gone
to Cincinnati with her mother to do
some shopping. She Is a granddaugh-
ter OF the late NJ. y. Richmond. OF
Jonesville. and was well known here.
The funeral was conducted from the
home sof her Nuncle. Mr.. b. II. Seweil