davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06
is FEMALE SITUATIONS

lb FEMALE SITUATIONS
A widow wants position a. heuseke~per
FOR small family, moderate wages can
sivs reference Address r.ist star
A refined. middle ased woman. fine
heusakesper cock and .eAmstress
would like position In widewer's family
af where she cav take full charge CAN
OF write Mrs Ellerhs tsoi Evanston sv.
Have baby. and want plsin sswins at
home 400 day Cali ballard aoos.
Msndins u all kinds neatly done. p.sp,
star
Woman wi.hs. day work % any hind. a.
eis.nins. wsshins etc. Msin 1885
Fine ~ashing and tenins reasonably
done. nssp, star.
Middle aE.d woman Wants any kind isht
work Address d.ios. star
Neat. exp~fisnesd Woman wants position
as cock whore other heie Il kept "A.
~ ~~SSss>S~SsSS,<,>SssSSS~~~~~~~y>~~>~~-~
10 MALE HELP WANTED
NATIONAL nARnER coiLEuE
want. men and women 60 learn the bar.
her trade. wages paid while isarnins
Call or write
Hish Grad. seheei. les x.ia 81
MolER nARnIN eOiLEuE
wants men aud women 10 learn barber
trade ware. paid while isarnins
~, oeeissn,si Az s.aui.
saw. on yeur sa,ins hili rFy IN. puritan
c.tetsris. second fieef eco Pine
EAr At rnoNrsoN's .rn ANp rikr
coLiEcrioNs-io LYON nuILbiNd
ruieti fio
sAvn MONEY cali at 90. narssin
store. fis occidsntai corner Malta
handles new and second hand suits
tataecat. tfto up, tools. guns. trunks
suitcasss shoes. iswsify Alaska out.
tits ard logger. supplies
aefdsn rrscies upstsir. shoe positively
sells Us suits or ossreeais for tis. Up
star. soss rhird. Traders nias
PLAY root AT as PIKE ST
t.e veesly earned at home ~ industrious
persons making the Olympia" tights
experiences unnecessary whole OF spare
time write Tor particular. Bennett
a Co. Pine 81, buffalo, n v.
Learn 90 operate nevras picture msshin.
BY experienced operator. is Cedar Of
~S -s~S re = es,,,es ~ TSs,sc
2o-MALE SITUATION
WHY DO LuspoUsr-LiLLr sEi.L sis
meas suits for ittr uecsu.. they sell
tnsM Nf"faAfk sNHHa1 At"Sf ~t~AA%
drssn sids
Healthy wsli.hfsd yoanx man Wishes
work - any Kind undsrst.nds ee7k-
keeping and can write rhgr. paniap.
Main ifss
reuns married wan wiih ssoa saars
tien woaid iiks position % any sina
steady. sober and rsiiahis. Address
r-iis. star.
reuas man. ~ year. sspsri.nest a.
driver % auto truck. sants york around
setes Address P-tit. star
feanx inia.,ftea. uisn.l etih some ga
psrisnr~ m auto fsrsirfns wishes resi
tian IN garage Or repair shop VIII
vers ter sn.ii waN~s OH. star
first elias, cabinet m.kss. win 40 snF
Kind % woodwork Phone Rainier -.
oF call reese tfth az. =
rouex MAJ. .inxis' ~ishs. ans Ard -
if-ii~ snFk sober snd irfa4tfiaus
hsnfY Nth ,soi- asite Star
EsRsft.ncsd Insis nurse voaid az a,
attendant 70 infaiff tssi references
o-iss star
Esrsrtsne.s elevator operator desires -.
sifieni geuns mas. - YeAFs - sxs
ksar~s. Pat star
MAJ ~ant. wpfk. anYshtus nsnfY vita
teois Hard % against g. Please sd.
dress Pms star
deed man vents wefs - snY sinA ~
day 81 ~ ,hs hour rssss Nsiu siff
~~~s~-~~~.~-~~--.~~.~ -.@-,.@~.~s>.e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS

SPECIAL NEW PRICES ON DOORS
Note extremely low price. on aoefs quoted
heles. Every door absolutely guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06
20 ACRES
WITH RUNNING STREAM
SMALL HDtfEE

SMALL HOUSE
TWO ACRES CLEARED AND
FENCED
ONLY $50 CASH
Hair % this 70 serss 10 I'M. black. alder
bottom, balance ~ rich Gilt loan soil.
vita gentle south and vssi slope no
forh o. sraesi. all we'll burned ever
easy 20 cisaf. and Il nos IN fine pas
turs. arfsr cleared and fenced. he.
small house. chicken house ana seod
veil. has fire stream running threus b
the place all the year around
Improved farms on ali sidss prove the
fsrtiiitr ~ THE soil VIII produce bis
crops - anything adapted 60 this ell
mate only miles from good ineeFpsf
at~d tawa. 9TH markets tor sxrrpthias
produced IDEAL fof small dairY. fruits
80 vegetables This place 10 easily
worth tists. bat you can bur ~. n
tahsn before Nssembaf ". Tor cnif
tsee. on terms % 80 down sna iIt .
fnanth VIII discount 10 PEI cent fof
al cash ~ fou sent a dandy little
rises a. a his snap see this auirk You
riil nrf " tust as represented
nhEooN WArufSnTpN
DEVELOPMENT 60.
.ei-f Green Bida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06
ACREAGE

INVESTIGATE TINS
tsss .rs sailing rut over lands IN Fna.
hanlsh county. Immediately around opr
mills rtshi prices liberal terms Aisa,
liberal tsrrnH on lugutsr Good land !.
snaf roads school sfete u v !.
railroad auto stages hre y ~
MEfgf.rIoHN. our Land Agent. if9i
4. e Smith nifs Seattle
THREE LAKES f.uNHrR co
THREE t.AKEa WASH
wArtsd OF 10 acre. % lard 20 clear.
- man with xeoa machine Address
usvi. Ia bellevue place. Seattle
Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06
AEcnaNicsi Oh w0NKisau1VIs

MscHANics oH woHKTSdaxSls
HOME
tsph~l Just completed a.roefn haa.s biz
iHfsl lnfs fias ear service ttea e.sh
sna us prf meath. inciusinE Interest
Mclaughlin Hssita CO ffeg asn~.t,.r
Rank nifs
% seFss cies. % sspst. Z hosIs.s -s,-,
PiFed % Zach spnt harn. ~ hs.s -
refNs horses. pts. I wason a.a
other farm implements Yor further
inforfnsii3u call Or write A II Cook
Fsii city. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06

Hsiinauishment, 100 acres; rich Land. on
Eood road near railroad town: ihichiy
settled community. where land should
greatly Increase IN value VIII gladly
show this fine property. one ran 80.
alfalfa stacked IN fields and immense
srpis crop being harvested and other
signs - prosperity throughout the dts
triet About hair mile from this piar.
"a orchard valued At 1880 per acre
Numerous lakes IN vicinity make n very
Desirable locality for hogs and cattle;
ai-o ducks. geese turkeys and other
poultry Circumstances cause sacrifice
n sold within few days. price ftse for
mi. whole $50 acres Address r. q
nox ias. Seattle. " you mean business
provided land IL satisfactory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06
BUSINESS CHANCES

30 BUSINESS CHANCES
utHiNrHH CHANCE
Wsnssd Party utth m~ans IN fifsi class
established constFurffan business ~
sosnreiitieni rsfsns approved ~ ~
government. nsuaieipsi railroads Ans
isfss construction companies iarss con
tract pending. returns unliuiit.d, am
pie security for snsssT invssisii inres'
ttxass At once Aaare.. G.fht. star
Wat N 6as busiatns ie4n. : psf cent ard
.srsusss satisfactory security dssl
direct PIN. star
ssssfd. bisshs. 10 The place frr 100 OF
paYtunlffs. sor r.sht people tnF w
formation -rts- y q Hasysf. ~ kn-
efH=- ~ ~~~fs
LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY
H.sai Hslsht. iets t2es tie casa. ~
month al Ns~ Tors uieck KIT 1855
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for tho Western District
~ Washington, northern Division
In tho Matter Of Robert y. sheridan.
bankrupt
In bankruptcy. No taGt Notice %
Ttfst Meeting of Creditors
TO the Creditors Of the above named
bankrupt
Notice IL hereby given that on the 7Tth
DAY ~ ortabar A. ~. 1914, the said
Robert .. nhsridan was duly adiudEed
bankrupt. and thst the first meeting
~ the creditors ~ said bankrupt VIII
be held al the offlee - the undersigned
Referee IN BANKRUPTCY. In seattle in
said District. on the 1oth daY % no
ysmhsr. A. -. tsif. az o'clock In the
afternoon. 81 which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims appoint trustee. sHaaina the
bankrupt and transact such other bus
insss a. may properly come before said
nesting
Dated at Seattle in said district. this
9TH day 81 November, 1914
g " HAWRfNH
HsfeFss IN UauMrWUfrV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06

MNiereycier--New and second hand all
makes. some ~ these tak.a on ns~
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES naiieu q
wright Nf X Pike st. near hroad-
vav Phone East Ell.
Ns~l>esNs>s~--~~~-l-~>r>r ~~~rN~e>~-~~r~s>~~N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06

ssF AchEH A. GOOD LAND As f.ff.g
OFT oF DOORS. SITUATED NEaN
coon TOWN ~ rot WANT Ak
IDEAL ZOO And CATTLE nANs1t
INVESTIGATE THIS PINE STREAM
FfgpwiSo THROUGH rita vAItf.
AnLE PROPERTY OWNER Mt'-r
AArhiFirE WILL TAKE sisse
CASH. ron THE WHOLE no ACRES
REMEMBER. THIS ~ NOT DECIDED
LAND oSE MUST tfsE HoMFsrEAp
ON DESERT CLAIM RfoUr ASH
COMPLETE TITLE SEfuIfnoRfNo
FIELDS or kiFAIFA. GRAIN AND
ORCHARD DEMONSTRATES FFRTtf.-
iTY AND VALUE or THE LAND
CALL At .ss UNION ST ~ INTEn.
EsrEp AID rot HAVE THE
MONEY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06


Effective June 1, 1914
t...A al. / cent word a day, inser-
items for price % s.
rraa@l.nt charge Rates
one time : GENTS PER counted line' or
more times. cents per counted line PER
Insertion
CONTRACT RATES
fccant e average words "a the hns
I menth. daily. per line. ,t.ae menth
Z moaths daily per line. - q month
months daily per line, .e men.n
n months. daily. per line, ise m""'n
stated spsce Contracts
10 tines a week. year. sees per nns
IS lines wees year. % PEI ,uhe
- lines a week. 1 year, % pee Nh"
~ lines a week. mcnths toeeA % lne
IS line. a week. months es per hne
20 lines a week. months. est per hne
op~u space
f.eea lines within ~ months sae r~r Nne
,eee lines Within n months.s per iine
rese line. within ~ months NC per line
aoee lines within ~ monthss per Inc
For further tnformatien call Main ''ee.
want Ads
"We're as eiose as sour phone
~>S>~~-~<>~s~~g~~<~r>r ~@~-~r>~~~><>f>S>~>~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Classified Ad Rates

Alphabetically Arranged for the Cen
N.nisne. % our busy Readers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING

Tho Port Commission hereby gives notice
% a public hearing on proposed sddi.
lions 70 the comprehensive sohsfus ~
hafbor improvements heretofore adopt.
sf Tor tho Port % Seattle, 10 be held
November ~. isis. .. m. at tH
Central Building
~ NJ CufTTEEDET.
Attest President
c. ". HEMsnERd.
Date Of first publication october 50. 1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-06

Peoni.s--Thrse coiers. IRE. hioomsf.. SIS
per hundred. strong root. tsss per
doren. large plant. 81 % ~ W. y
Barnes. ttsf crsstou q Old nsn;on ear
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
EME URGENCY BILL WILL
YIELD 100000

Washington. Oct. 15.--A total Of
sie7, 100000 will be raised each year
by taxes imposed in the pending war
revenue bill. Secretary Of the Treas
ury McAdoo informed the senate yes
terday. a reduction Of 81, ooo. 600 will
be made through striking out the tax
on proprietary medicines. II the fall
Ing off In the consumption Of beer
which has been going on for the last
Few months continues, Secretary Nc
Adoo explained. the total will have 10
be reduced to $ao.49s,2S6 (not count
ing patent medicine taxi.
According to Mr.. McAdoo's figures,
the tax on beer will yield s43,Tg5, a0a;
on rectifed spirits. S5,0oo.o0o: on
sweet wines, s4.s6o,o 900: on dry wines,
s3.260.oo0, or a total of s57,ot5,oo0
from beer, wine and liquor
Tho tax on bankers. Mr. McAdoo
estimated, will yield $4,000, 900; on
pawnbrokers. s250,008: on commits
sion brokers. s250,o0o. on customs
brokers, $4,000; on theaters. $1,000
600. of which 100000 will be paid
by moving picture theaters. While cir
cuses will pay $4,000.
The stamp tax on transfers OF
stocks and bonds will yield. it lis es-
timated. $s.o6o.000: the tax on tele-
graph companies win total $1,000, 600,
while the total yield of the stamp tax
Is expected to be $30,990,o 900. Sec
rotary McAdoo figures the tax on per-
fumery will yield 100000: that on
chewing gum 100000 and on to-
bacco. $5.00o.31s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
BOHEMIAN ENFORCES
UNWR|TTEN LAW

Petersburg. aN., Oct. 15.-Frank T.
Pulley, white employed as a gar
dener on the farm of Mr. Hatcher
Seward. n short distance from this
city. in Prince George county, was
brought to the Petersburg hospital at
an early hour this morning in an I'M
conscious condition, with probably a
fractured skull, and his condition al
this time is considered desperate,
with only slight chances for recovery.
Pulley has been employed by Mr.
Seward only about three months, and
it is alleged by Frank Nondra. Bo-
hemian, who has been employed by
MIR Seward for about the same period
that he caught Talley about S O'CLOCK
last evening in an attempt to commit
criminal assault upon his tNondra 50
wife, who, at the time, was in the
kitchen washing the supper dishes
According to Nondra's statement. he
entered the room and struck Pulley
across the head, with the above re-
suit
Immediately after finding that he
had seriously injured Pulley, Nondra
called up Mr.. Frank Wagner, Of TINS
city, and requested that the authori-
ties be notified. Mr.. Wagner, who Is
the agent in this city for one of the
large steamship companies plying the
Atlantic. and who was instrumental In
bringing Nondra to this section, aisc
sneaks tho Bohemian language ano
tho circumstances in the case were re-
lated to him in detail by Nondra.
The Prince George authorities were
notified. but Nondra has not been ar
rested and It is doubtful II ne VIII De
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
TO MEET TONIGHT

An important meeting of the South
Richmond Democratic club will be
held tonight in Fraternity hall at $40
o'clock. President Carter c. Jones
Of the club, Is anxious that as many
members as possible attend the meet
ing. Some of the members think
that the regular monthly meetings are
not as important as called meetings,
hut they are mistaken said ir.
Jones. Tomorrow nights meeting
will be one that has a great deal of
important matters which are to be
attended to-"
Secretary Shiff1ett. sent out cards
announcing the meeting more than a
week ago,
Chairman Anderson, of the trans
Iortation committee of the club. will
he on hand to further discuss the
progress made on street car service.
This has been a matter of Importance
fer a long time on the Southside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
biggest CROWD Of
| WEEK AT FAIR
PETERSBURG g. ENJOYS HOLIDAY
AND RAIN FAILS TO DAMPEN
POPULAR ARDoR.
RACE CARD FOR DAY
EXHIBITION AND ATTENDANCE
THIS YEAR OF MOST Salts
FACTORY CHARACTER.
RACING RESULTS.
RACE CARD FOR DAY

Petersburg. Va. Oct fb.-Noth
withstanding the fact that it was
cloudy all dav with a frequent mis-, OF
rain. which began to fall steadily This
afternoon, the biggest crowd OF the
week attended the Southside fair to-
+ day.
+ The dav was declared a holiday nv
all manufacturing concerns. and Ia
{ large number of merchants closed
their places Of business in order that
their employees might attend the races
land visit the fair
I Hundreds Of visitors arrived this
morning from the surrounding coun.
ities and The crowd as whole com
pared favorably with Petersburg day
last wear
/ The us,,al disn,av If f,reworks tool,
nlacn M o,clnck tonight which II
possible. excelled the display during
line earlv mart of the week
''S Ye g races i wero 'y Witnessed nv
q large crowd and resulted rs follows.
! Efrst 9.tF mace nnrsa 5000 pa.
Inv Dertho won crystal Lewis sec.
ond. Tadv verb tbird, pick Downev
dtstanced Pest time ola ia
second race 2.25 trottinq. n,,rse
| s4oo ro,nnal G1f,ar ars. ctnrrn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16

Petersburg. Va Oct. 1.-THE fun
eral Of Mr.. James Hall, whose death
occurred at his home in Prince George
county Tuesday morning at the ad-
yanced age of seventy-nine years, was
conducted from the residence at
o'clock yesterday afternoon and inter-
mont was made in the family burying
ground. The funeral was conducted
by Rev ]. II. Holloway, OF the Wesley
NJ f. church. this city. and the FIVE
sons and a son-in-law of the deceased
served as palibearers. Besides a
widow, Mr. Hall is survived by four
daughters and five sons, Mr.. G. w.
Hail. of Arringdale; r. l. Hall. of this
city: James Braxton and Jesse Hall,
of Prince George county: Mrs. Sa.!ie
Collins. of Richmond; Mrs. J. w.
Tench, Mrs, Tosy Brockwell and Mrs
Leon Williams, Of Prince George
county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
INCREASE POSTAL
SERVICE EFFICIENCY
POSTOFFTGE DEPARTMENT AN
NOUNCFlS DETAILS OF RICH
MOND OFFICE REOR-
GANIZATTOS.

Washington, Oct. 15.---F!rst Assls-
tant Postmaster General Daniel G..
Roper announced today that all de-
tails of the posto@ice reorganization
at Richmond. Va. nave been com
pleted and are being made effective
by Postmaster Hay T, Thornton.
The reorganization IS part or "A
general campaign inaugurated by
Postmaster General Burleson last year
for the Improvement Of the postal ser
vice. Four commissions of special
agents have been constantly engaged
on this work. and as result of their
recommendations important CHANGES
have been effected already in the
postoffices at Philadelphia Boston.
st. Louis, San Francisco, Detroit ttn-
cinnati. Cleveland, Minneapolis, Buff
faio, indianapolis, Atlanta New Or
leans, Louisville, Portland Ore. Sc
attle. Nashville, jacksonville. Spokane.
Salt Lake City and Little Rock.
Increases Effectiveness.
The paramount purpose Of the reor-
Tanizat.on in each postoffice is TO in
crease the effectiveness &C supervision,
TO advance the dispatch and delivery
of mail, to safeguard postal funds and
to increase the efficiency Of the per
Eonnei.
The Richmond postofTice has been
placed on a two division basis, with
w. r. Southwark, the present assistant
postmaster. retained and given COM
pfete charge Of the division Of finance,
and Harry M. Lawder continued as
superintendent OF malls
The two division plan gives TO the
superintendent of mails supervision
over the entire mailing floor and au-
thority in ali matters relating 20 the
handling OF all classes OF mail, both
incoming and outgoing. including reg
istered mails, and 10 the assistant
postmaster. supervision over all the
financial affairs. including the money
order and postal savings systems.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16

These two officers are required to have
Immediate ara intimate knowledge of
the work one In each If the sections
uncer them and are responsible direct
~ to tho postmaster. Being relieved
largely from all matters OF routine
the postmaster is free TO make study
Of important problems, TO maintain
closer relations with the department
and the public, to anticipate unusual
demands on the service and make ad-
cquate provision therefor. and to ex-
ercise general supervision
Rearranges Working Schedules.
The schedules of the clerks In the
Richmond Office have been SO arrang-
ed that a maximum number will he
on duty at the times when the great
est amount of maii is awaiting distri-
hutton for dispatch or delivery. Ev-
cry CLERK is I:ade subject TO calf while
on his tour To assist from time TO tiIre
in whatever work MAJ he % the most
immediate Importance, irrespective of
the nature of his regular assignment
To promote tho most effective distri-
button and oirection of the working
force II is further arranged that at
all times when incoming and outgoing
mail is being handled there shall be
nne supervisory official on duty with
geieral authority over the entire mali
Ing floor.
The ARRANGEMENT of furniture and
equipment received careful attention
and changes have been made with a
view to saving time by eliminating I'M
necessary travel in the performance
Of work The loading platform is to
he enlarged.
The work relating TO the handling
of parcel post mali is concentrated at
ono point and arrangements have
be on made To give mis- matter specia!
treatment. especially in the case of
perishAble articles or fragile matter
which are 10 DO expedited and dis
patched or delivered with the fewcs'
possible number OF landings
In the division OF finance equally
important reforms have teen worked
oGt and pdt in. operation. Under the
TWO division plan. which is now In
force at Rtchu ond the superintendent
NJ finance, who is the assistant post
master. has immediate charge OF this
division, is 10 maintain close super
vision ovnr all the financial opera
tons Of the postoffice. including the
'HRIts bIbtf anu postal savings ser
vices. Mr.. Southwark viii have
charge .: new system of account
Ing, the adoption of which places
double check on every financial trans
action, and at the same time simpil-
ties the records BY this plan temp
tatiou rs removed from the weak by
the greatly increased probability of
detection, and the chance Of suspicion
In case Of peculations falling on inno-
cent employees is reduced to a mini
mum The postmaster. by these i'm
provements in systems and methods,
is furnished daily with statement
of the receipts and expenditures and
will he enabled TO ascertain readily
at any time The exact financial con-
dition OF the Office
All changes In the Richmond office
have been worked out Jointly by
Postmaster Thornton and special
commission detailed from Washing
ton to assist him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
father, B. A. Nunnally, was formerly

father, B. A. Nunnally, was formerly
proprietor of the Southside grocery
firm. The bride is one OF the most
popular society favorites OF Woodland
Heights. She also had many friends
in Richmond and throughout the
State. '9-~
Mr.. and Mrs. Nunnally left shortly
after the wedding on a honeymoon
tour to Washington. Philadelphia
New York, Boston and other North
ern points. Returning they will make
their home in Woodland Heights at
1910 Semmes avenue. where they will
be pleased TO see their friends.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
NeaI--WaldOn.

Miss Lorelle Neal. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Neal. became the bride
OF Mr. f. r. Walden. of Columbia, S. c..
last night. The ceremony was per-
formed in the home OF the brides
parents. us Decatur street Rev. w.
A. Cooper, pastor of Central Methodist
church. officiated The parlors of the
home were prettily decorated.
After short honeymoon the couple
will come to South Richmond for about
week and then go to their home in
Columbia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
r Fletcher Hawthorne.

Petersburg, Va, Oct. 15.--Mr: j.
Fletcher Hawthorne, one OF the pest
known citizens of Blackstone ana OF
Nottoway county. died at the nome
Of his daughter. Mrs, NJ. c. Grafton,
AT South I'm at $40 o'clock last night
in the sixty.fourth year of his age
MIR Hawthorne was native OF
brunswick county but for many years
resided at Lockleven. Lunennurg
county, and at the time of his death
was visiting in the home of his dausn-
ter. He also lived in Petersburg 81
one time. where he had many friends
and acquaintances. He mad heeh IN
i'll health for several years and ms
death was not altogether unexpected.
Eight children survive, two sons ana
six daughters: Landon hawthorne 81
Blackstone; Fred M. Hawthorne OF
Indiana: Mrs NJ. l.. Harris. Mrs W.
w. Wright and Mrs. NJ. c. Grafton,
of South Hill; Mrs. 0. A. Blanton. u
blackstone. Mrs. Lucas Barbee, Ct
brunswick county: and Mrs. Alferd
Howard. Of Cincinnati.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
MARSHALL NUNNALLY
BECOMES BENEDICT

Benjamin Marshall Nunnally, a
prominent business man and grocer OF
South Richmond. last night was mar
ried to Miss May Evans. daughter OF
william Evans, a retired business
man of Woodland Heights. In Stock
ton-street Baptist church by Rev. DR..
Barker, pastor of that church.
The church was decorated with
ferns and palms and the ceremony
was performed at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. Nunnally liz member Of the
firm of J. A. Nunnaliy & Brother.
erocers, and has many friends on both
sides Of the river. 9E. Nunnally.g
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
Beasley-Rogers.

Petersburg. Va. Oct 15.-Miss
Ethel Reasley. popular and attrac-
tive young lady residing on East Tabb
street, and Mr.. Niolente Rogers, well
known local tailor. were united in
marriage at 1915 O'Clock this morn
ing at the rectory of St. Joseph's
Catholic church: the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Father Sten. q
Prince George county, In the absence
of the pastor.
was performed Mr. and Mrs. Rogers
left on an extended Northern bridal
TOUR.