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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
REV. J. L. PATTOM'S FUNERAL
TAKES PLACE TO-DAY
Services viii he Held AT r.uj.,.,,,,
'h"rch In Authenticated Varied
and Useful Career In uiuis,-x

Funeral services for Rev James Lima.
say Patton. a. distinguished cl.r.vn,.,,,
"i tine EPISCOPAL Church. who died
thursday ia JackSunVllc Fla. will Il.
n'" fr"" tn" Episcopal Church al
ashland this afternoon at 2 o'cIocl,
MI latton WAS a native of this stat.
ana had many relatives here
Mr. Patton had a varied caraa, T.,
IN" ministry. Receiving ordination, =,
ihe hands Of Bishop Whittlc of Viz,
&ihia' III 1880. he imincii;itcly lcrt r.,.
the missionary field in the Orient and
Tor thirteen years labored successfully
in Tokyo, Koh. aud Kyoto. Japnn
On coming back to his native state
ne preached for a while in. Norfolk
Later he accepted a call to st. Marks
church. San Antonio. Texas, where he
remained until 1910, going from there
To Jacksonville, the last field in which
lac laborcd
Mr. Patton married Miss Fannie
k";tnc l.cake. OF this city. DAUGHTER of
the late William Josiah I.eake and
sister of stuart G. Leakc and j. Gordon
i-cake. also Of Richmond. Mrs Patton
mas been spending the summer and
carly fall in Wythevill" with her
daughter and it was there the news
reached her. She is expected TO reach
Richmond this morning.
BESIDES a widow. Mr. Patton is sur
NiVed by i've children. Mrs John A.
Roper. Of Wyth"ville: Miss Sadie Pat
ton James Lindsay Patton Jr William
j. i-eake Patton and Jordan Stuart
Patton. ana the following sisters and
brothers: George r. Patton. OF Darling
ton 5. C.; Rev Robert w Patton. Lind
say. Va; J. Mercer Patton. OF Licking
ton: Mrs. Sadie l.. Hutchinson. of ralo
Alto. Cal. Mrs. Gordon Ha,v;c Mat
toaX. and Miss parkc Patton. of This
city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06

at the Du Pont Works. died night be-
lore last in the Petersburg Hospital
OF typhoid fever The body has been
sent 10 his home.
The body OF Michael Mccormick. who
died OF Injuries caused by being strucl,
by train on the city Point railroad
l. hcld IN the morguc OF j. T. Nor
ris & Son Tor fur,h her particulars There
was found on his body a card of tho
Tree diSpensary of ST. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore. and that Institution has
occn asked for Information about him
cards are out announcing the mar
riaGe in Suffolk on Wednesday of Miss
Luiia Calhoun Spain and Percy T..
fowe!, both OF Dinwiddie County and
both we'll known in this city.
The Junior Memorial Association Will
be entertained tomorrow night AT the
~ J.. nm Camp Hall. Two hundred
invitations have been sent out
inc total vote in Petersburg on
Tuesday was li7 out of a qualified vote
Of nearly 1000.
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Died or His Wounds.

Harry Sncad Of Baltimore, who was
shot at the Du rOnt plant yesterday
afternoon by Policeman Osborne
Brooke, OF the Du Pout guards. died
OF MS wound in the Petersburg Hos
pital this morning The shooting was
the result OF = dispute. and brooke.
who Is under arrest and In jail here.
claims that ne acted in sci: defense.
Sncnd, who wac an employee AZ the
plant, was shot through The abdomen.
Ills body vii! he held for orders from
his Baltimore nome.
Brooke is VOL known 81 Richmond.
lie married Il daughter OF William Il.
Chitw"od. OF 5e3 Barton Heights. Bar
ton Heights. II" anj his VIC formerly
made their hon" with his Nfathcr-in-
law. Brooke is from TcnresA.c and is
a son OF the late lIudlcy = Erooke. who
was prominent ~ banding circles ia
that State.
The coroncr's iur yfound that Snend
came 10 his death at the hands OF
Brooks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
Republican. Elected.

DANXILLE, VA. November 5.--Sen-
ator Edmunds Parr. Republican, of
Patrick County, has been elected to
the House of Delegates over j. r.
Joyce, Democrat. according to final re-
turns received to-day. PARIS ajor-
ity In the twenty county precincts
was eighty three. Democrats out for
treasurer and Commemorative attor-
ney won with good majorities. but j.
w. Stales. Republican candidate for
sheriff, defeated c. L. spangler. Demo-
crat, by 1877 votes.
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The Two Carmen" photou,uYs

Without going into the why's and
whsreforc's, il is sufficient to saw that
Eichmond's thcatcrgocrs and movie pa-
irons now have the choice OF two
"eii-hnown women. one of the op"ra
STAGE ana the other of the screen. in
photodramatic representations of Car
men. Al the Little Theater may pc
seen Geraldine Farrar. of the Metro
poltan Opera: at the Colonial is ap-
pearinG Thcda Bara one of the most
widely known Of all the film stars.
me performance of Miss Farrar has
already been commented on AS n
brilliant performance by an artist who
makes the figure of Carmen "A palpitant
rcalty OF wondrous charm and power
Oh Theda Bara and the picture i'm
which she is featured. il is both fair
ana necessary. in Il manner of speak
ing to say that She plays Theda Barn.
Always the vampire woman, without
so lar as can he seen. any definite CON
ceptlon Of the role OF Carmen. and
that the picture is Il typical Fox pro
duction. in which sensations and thrills
are provided, without special reference
to the story itself
captivating very briefly: the I.aslIy
Carmen" is Il logical story. made alive
Geraldine Farrar; the Fox Carmen"
Is more or less disconnected thriller.
rendered intensely interesting to the
admirers of Theda Bara by the mere
appearance and method OF Theda Bara
And recaptulating: playgoers doubt
less VIII prefer the Lasky Carmen"
and Geraldine Farrar; followers of tbc
pictures doubtless will prefer the Eoy
Carmen" and Theda Bara Anyhow
the choice is ut hand again to-day.
one at the Little Thcatcr and the other
at the Colonial n r.
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The i.,7i board OF revi-W wish u the
last several days has sent out sum
monses 10 several hundred merchants
ana others, requiring them !" appear
bcfor" the board 10 explain irrcSulari-
ties In thcir assessment returns TO the
Commissioned of The revenue !, is
intimated that omitted intangible tax
ables 10 the amount az over $1,000 900
VIII be rcpOrted by The hohrd.
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REPRESENTATIVE WATSON
TO GIVE SUFFRAGE VIEWS
VIII Mako Clear Ills Attitude to
Committee of Women in Peters
burg This Morning.
sNEAD DIES OF HIS WOUNDS
Body of Young Man Shot at Hope
well VIII lie Held Pending III
structiOns From Baltimore-NIeets
Death on Tracks ut Disputanta.
Ispeclal to The Timcs-Dispa,ch

PETERSBURG, VA. November .
CONGRESSMAN Walter y. Watson spent
to-day in the city. He is under en-
Gascmcnt To meet a committee Of
women OF tn" Virginia state Equal
suffrage LEAGUE at 10 ocloci; to-mor
row morning, ON the question OF his
stahd on Tia" proposed amendment to
the Federal Constitution providing for
nationwide eGua! suffrage. Mr.. watson
VIII give a hearing TO the committee
and VIII make clear his views on the
subject. Nearly every Virginia Con-
gresham has been interviewed on tho
amendment question by suffragst com
mittccs
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ADJUSTMENTS
TALK. TALK, TALK.

w. f. Maxwell is one of the best me-,
writing IN England to-day-as wit
ness, for example, his Tho Devils
Garaen - therefore his novel. Mrs.
thompson must have at least a modi 4.
cum of strength and merit But when
sydney Grundy adapted" ii into n
play for Mrs. Langtry. he SHARED il
of all strength. merit and even enter
tainment. and left it dry, duh, drcarv
mass Of talk, talk. talk
There are several moments .b,,
promise fruitfulness. At the end or
the long first act. Il man snaps out the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Equal Suffrage League, Open-nir
nudress. Fourth nnd BrOnd Streets,
O'Clock.
woodland Heights baptist Church.
haic or fnncy work, 2If Enht Thir-
tecnth Street, ; O'Clock.
Academy-iIrs. InnEtry, In "Mrs.
Ih0mpsNn"; matinee, 2:30; night,
S:2D.
Strnnd-t;rayce Scott Company, In
"I'he Trail or the Lonesome I'ine";
mntince, 2:45; night, $3.50.
blJOu-DOrOthy Mortimer COM
pnny, In "Within the Law, matinee,
2;:iO; night, S;3O.
LyrIc-POpulnr vaudeville and
pictmrcs' mntinre, 8; night, 7,3O
Rnd %.
uOuH performance.
LIttIe-pnrnmOunt pIctureS; con-
tfnu0us performance.
ISiS-MOtiOn pictures: contIuuous
performance.
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Speaks ON sunday School Lesson.

ManN mon Nnd WOmrn greeted Rev.
Edward Mack II. H.. at the Central
Young Mems Christian Association yes
terday afternoon. when he presented in
forccful manner the first lesson in the
series of talks on the international
Sunday School Lesson"
The teacher training class for men
and women opened. with Rev. William
Mcgginson as leader II is believed
that the course will fill a need rcCog-
nizcd by many for such Il cooperative
effort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06

With the two performances to-da Y
OF The Trail Of the Lonesome Pine
the Graycc Scott company's first week
at the Strand Will come to Il close
Judging from the size and enthusiasm
81 the audiences. the return of Miss
scott and her associates was Il happy
thought on the part Of Manager De-
Witt NewinS. Next week. the company
VIII present inside the Lines" "A war
:'lay by Earl Derr Biggcrs author of
seven Keys to Baldpate"
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Dorothy Mortimer COMPANY.

The final performance OF Within
me Law tonight by the Dorothy Nor
inner Company at the I8ijou will bring
to an end one Of the most successful
STOCK productions made in Richmond
III years Rarely has II permanent
company been better supplied with
types than the Dorothy Mortimer
Company has shown itself to be For
next week is announced THE Woman
lie Married.. which served as "a sue
ccssful vehicle for Virginia Harmed.
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STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION LIZ.

~. h.ennonu. toot o. Ash ST. dauy.. 40 F. AZ
caves Newport News. ..........6 90 A. 81
49, w. 'o'H 90 a. II
connections with main line steaners ienv.
ihf Eorioik Tor New York daily. except sun.
Gay, i:Ou L. n!. Connections also made py i
w ny. l. Nj ana & Il y. Ry at r "
Sieht ilne steamers stop at Claremuut o.
hEnai aad are met by public conveyance
virginia SANitiATiON CO. james River
by noylight for Norfolk Old Point Newpo,,
sews ana all James River landings Monday
wednesday und Friday at :Os A NJ treigh.
receiver To ali James River. points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06
MAKERS OF ANT|TOX|N
WATCH LOCAL SITUATION
Offer to Supply Quantities of Serum
for Treatment OF "Slin
Diphtheria."
IS FOUND no BE EFFICIENT
Health Department Physicians Find
That Local Application of Anti
toxin Destroys Germs and iacili-
tates Cure of Skin Sores.

The discovery by Medical Inspector
summers. Of the Richmond Health be-
phrtinent OF the apparent relationship
non and tru" diphth.ria of the nose
ana throat. has attracted attention
from the medical fraternity of the
country aS well as the immediate in
terest Of the lare. manufacturers Of
ant!toXin.
Makers OF the an,idiphtheria serum
rave Indicated 10 Chief Health officer
Levy their readiness To furnish him
IRE. with quantities of antitoXin TO hc
used in the Richmond campaign
against tn" skin sores. the local Health
department having found that the Sc
rum can h" used with good results in
the treatment Of the cruptioaS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06

j. w. Hamm. OF this city. vent out
to pinwiddic in his automobile yes
tcrday for deer hunt. The tires of
his wheels burst ana the car caught
fire. In cndcaVorin% to Qucnch the
flames. both Of his hands were severely
burned.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE 10 SOkFULh
Schedule In effect April 3. 1918
Leave Byrd Street Station, Richmond FOR
NORFOLK 1900 a. NJ. $500 T.. NJ. 1900
r. NJ
sG:i5 a. NJ 1850 A. NJ. $500 L. NJ. $3.50
T. NJ.
=, Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'li:40 A.
NJ. 1913" T.. NJ, "ll:30 p NJ. From the West
$50 A. VI. t2;1o =. ~. tl:iU T. NJ, .6:I7
+. NJ, $3.50 +. NJ.
DAILY tDaily except Sunday .suuday
W. b. BEvILl. ". c. SAUNDERS.
r II. M, Ronnoke. G A.. Kounoke
c. H. BOSLEY. ID g A.. .,lcnniond Via
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Accepts CnII to Lynchru,rp

Kew. II. IL. Martens. formc. pastor
OF Grove Avenue BAPTIST Church. has
accepted the call To the passionate of
inc Madison Heights Baptist Church
Lynchburg, and has entered on his
duties. The church to which he goes
Mas membership OF over 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06

Alr. and Mrs. William T.. Armstror,
announce the approaching marriage
~. ~ .ne,r daughter, Ruth Magrudcr to
day, November IL, in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-06

Local Rainfall.

!ta!nihii last twcnty-four hours None
psicichcy in rainfall since March
o.:.:.. ........... SIS
bchci"ncy In rainfall since Jan
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RAILROADS
sEAnoAKn AIR Line RAILWAY

III
The Progressive hnrwa, al the south.
Southoound Trains scheduled to leave Rich.
mond daily. e:S A NJ. Local to Noriina, l:N
+. ~. slrepers and coaches Atlanta Bir-
minEham: e:Ss p. Al. through coaches and
sieepers to Jacksonvtlle: la:+j y. NJ. slee pars,
Atlanta. Birmingham Jacksonville, Tampa
and ros cc-a Jacksonville.
Nov 'Houru trims scheduled to arrive 10
Richmond dhily 4:20 a. NJ. $40 A. NJ
lOCAl; 9:3N a. IL. 5:37 T. II.
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klcluond q teterslur1 electric !,

Richmond Chesapeake Bay Railway Company
Superseding Schedule OF April IL. l8IL
Schedule Subject to Change Without
Notice.
Trains leave Richmond b-5:50 A. NJ. - A.
NJ. bS A NJ. a. NJ. .sl0 a. NJ. IL a. NJ
NJ. r. NJ. p. ~. b+ T.. NJ. $50 r.
NJ. ll:45 z. NJ.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A NJ BIZ A
NJ. A. NJ, b9 A. NJ. 10 a. NJ. ell A. NJ
~ noon. ''l p. NJ. . p. NJ. 3 T. NJ p
NJ. b5:20 r. ~. ego p. ~. 7:iO p. NJ.
z. NJ. b9 +. NJ. IL p. NJ.
bCarries baggage. .Daily except Sunday.
ssSuu,.I.s
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I."rnI Barometer Headings
CONDITIONS IN IMPORTANT CITIES

Temperature. SO: humidity, so: wind.
ulrection. north; wind, velocity. : miles
weather, clear.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
November 6. 1915.
sun rises .....6:4l -forninE. :oo
sun sets. ......o:07 Evening. 4:l4
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ENfEHIMENTINt. WITH LOCAL
USE. OF ANTIro

Autitoxin. practically - specific in
IN" treatment OF diphtheria. IL admin
!Siet"d directly by injection. =, far as
the Health Department is advised. its
use locally is unknown. In expert
inehtins with the treatment ~ the skin
"rupttonS that contain diphthcria
germs the Health Department has
! found that local application OF the
/ serum destroys the diphthcria bacillus
ana hastens the healing OF ne wound.
Should tn" experience Of the Rich
lnond Health Department with the go
called skin diphthcria' he repeated in
I other cities hrd found to be common
the country over. the limited market
, for antitoN.r Mould at once be enorm-
, ously enlarged, nnd manufacturers Of
the serum ar" taking "a deep interest
in the Richmond situation. They will
probably supply the Health Depart
!nent with a practically unlimited
quantity OF the serum. conveniently
packed for tn" special purpose to
which ii will he devoted.
Tn" Health Department yesterday
addressed special bulletin to tho
physicians of the city drawing atten-
ton to the prevalence of the diph-
therial skin cruptions. and giving gen
crai instructions for their treatment.
TT HI.ICITY HAS ALREADY
RESI- LTE.B ~ MUCH GOOD
The publicity given this matter has
already resulted in much good said
br. Levy yesterday. suspicious look
ing sores on the arms and legs Of chill
! dr"n nave been promptly brought TO the
attention Of physicians. aud 4 largo
number of cultures have been submit
ted To the ARCHAEOLOGICAL department
for examination. This department, as a
result. is swampcd with work.
we are proceeding slowly While
We have established beyond a reason
abb. doubt the fact that in Il number of
cases OF true diphtheria the disease
was communicated from infected sores
II is too early to say that we have made
an original discovery. Present indi-
cations, however, point that way. Should
1t turn out. after mature investic-a-
ton. that Their. is definite connection
between these skin eruptions and diph-
iberia of the nose ana throat. Dr. sum
ncrs's discovery OF that relationship
will rank as one of the most important
in public health work"
LOCAL TREATMENT WITH
ANTTTONIN Is ENPER
Treatment of the skin eruptions with
.antitoXin locally applied, was rcsorted
To by the Health Department when il
was fairly we'll established that man.
children suffering from true hiphth.riu
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News Notes. OF Intcrc.t.

NEWS notes or Intcrcst.
Asa Lewis. aged about Twenty-Five
years, OF Coyington, Va, all employees
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Atlantic Coast Line
Thc Stnndard RnlIrond of the soutl

TIC Stnndhrd RniIrond Of the South.
o.. DEFECTIVE OCTOBER 81 1915.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: Sis ~ NJ. and
:, For Norfolk: 500 A. NJ. $500 p. NJ. 1900
l.. NJ, ti:l0 i. NJ
For y. Il w. Ry.. West: 6:l5 \. NJ, $50
\. NJ. 800 Z. NJ. $50 L ii.
For Petersburg; 1880 a. NJ. 6:i5 A. NJ,
S:l5 y. NJ. 900 y. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ 1900
T. NJ. 1900 l.. NJ. tI:le l.. NJ. 5:a5 r. NJ
G:35 T. NJ. $40 +. NJ. 1850 L. NJ
For Goldsboro aud Fayetteville: Il 90 +. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: ago A. NJ
e:lS y. NJ. $50 4. NJ. 'N.S7 A. NJ tl0:I5
y. NJ, il:i0 ~ NJ. '2:l0 L. NJ. tl:iG T. NJ
6:ll u; NJ, 6:3j +. NJ. 7:+j r. NJ. 900 f. NJ
IL 80 +. VI.
Except Sunday. I Sunday only
Time OF arrival and departure and CON
necticns not Guaranteed
{. s. CAMPBELL. d T.. A. S3S Main st
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LOCAL TREATMENT WITH
ANTIrONIN Is EXPERIMENTAL

Treatment of the skin eruptions with
'antitoXin locally applied. was rcsorted
|" hE the Health Department when il
was fairly we'll established that man.
children suffering from true ,liph,b.ri.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

,iains i-cA|r hichmond-Main =, station
Schedule ngures not guaranteed For tina
express: p. 81 express. with ohsrrva lion
sleeping car for Atlanta HE'S p NJ express
sle.ping car oaen 800 + 81. 500 e. 81 ioca:
ior k-ysv'ile ard Chase City-week davA
York River iIue--j:.o l. NJ Steamer Train
except Sunday. come ting for Baltimore
farier carr. i:ss } ard i:i5 T.. 81 daily
'ocaL
Trains Arrive S'camond From the South,
':oo \. " ond soc a. NJ. $3.50 e. ST. s:p
=. NJ. daily SO 4. NJ except Sunia
from West Point: s:+5 A. NJ except Mon.
day; $40 a. VI. aud 6:i5 + NJ daily
orr CO ]" slain st. Phnr- Nad!- n -,
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Gin Esviiie & Vest 900 n .lt:oo e..
Main Line. Local .s n. - D. ISIS q
James Ri"er Line 1000 A. t5:.5 q
y. News. Nik.. Old TT. 80 a. 30 m q n
NeN port News. Local .7.l= A. 500 n
Trains arrive nom NIX. 'u:3O n. .s:i, D.
Cd u: \. Views. 1885, a.. $500 p From
No<L $3.50 a. 'S:m D.. t9:55 n. tl:i0 D.
no .. daily from Charlottesville except
Sundai from Thurmond. Jas. River 1873
IL. $50 D.
daily. -Eyren, SUI dav
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byterian Ladies' Aid Friday, it was
decided to postpone it's food sale and
sale of fancy work until Saturday,
Dec. II, on account of the supper
and sale at the Lutheran church.
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Wilkie, Sask., Canada.

Harold Anderson and Axel john
son, two of Solway's most active
farmers, were business visitors in the
city Saturday. They report a good
harvest in that section and the ar
rival of many new settlers.
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William Walker returned yesterday
morning from three months trip
through the West, visiting the
worlds fair at San Francisco and
other points in California and at
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Valley attended the farmers meet at
Peter Larson's farm Saturday.
The proceeds Of the bazaar given
by the Ladies' Aid society of the First
Scandinavian Lutheran church, Fri
day and Saturday, were 500.
Mrs. S. A. Cutter was delightfully."-
surprised Saturday evening by the
members of the Linger Longer club,
the occasion being her birthday.
Miss Ethelyn Hall, principal of
the eighth grade, left this morning
for Monticello, Minn, where she has
been called by the death of her
mother.
Place your order for wood with
N. E. fuller and have delivery made
from the car. Jackpine, $500; tam
>arack, 1915; birch, $500 per cord,
direct from car.-Adv. 6d1217
Mrs. Osmund Johnson and daugh-
ter, Alfhild, will leave tonight for
Minneapolis, being called there by
the serious illness Of her mother, Mrs.
A. Fjeldstad.
Sherman Robinson and Miss Lii
liam Jorgenson of Nymore were mar
ried Saturday afternoon at 1870
O'Clock at the Methodist parsonage,
Rev. B. D. Hanscom officiating.
Mesdames E. F. Netzer and G. E.
Battles entertained this afternoon
for Mrs. James of Denver, Colo, at
the Battles residence. The guests
were members of the Woman's Study
club.
Carter Cutter, assistant cashier of
the First State bank of Norwich, N.
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The medicine that is put up by L.
Jamison will cure the Lumbago,
Rheumatism, Piles, Tonsilitis, Sore
Throat and Quinsy. His eraser re-
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You can get big, fat pencil tab
let for a nickle at the Pioneer Office,
and an extra big, fat ink paper COM
position book for a dime. All i the
"kids" will want one when they see
'em,
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D., arrived in Bemidji Sunday morn
ing for visit at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Cutter,
I'LL Beltrami avenue.
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NOTICE.

To parties who are indebted to W.
G. Schroeder for merchandise, dating
back 20 days from Nov 1 and over
are requested to settle as. soon as
convenient and before Jan. 1, 1916.
w. G.. SCHROEDER.
ADV. tt
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-12-06

moves corn In one minute. All these
cures are complete without the use
Of knife. Will be at Hotel Chal-
lenge until Dec. Adv. 6d1211
Among the visitors in Bemidji Sat
urday were A. p. Latherty Of New
London, Wis, w. F. Dickens of Red
Lake, A. p. Southwark Of Mcintosh,
Mimi, Charles Trafton, j. B. McPhee
LOT international Falls, Mrs. G.. f..
riddle of Birmingham, Wis, Mrs. X.
A. Carberry of Duluth, Miss Florence
,Nohr, Appleton, and Miss G. Wood Of
Minneapolis. -