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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
BLACKSBURG STAFF
NAMED BY PRESIDENT

Biacksburg, Va. June 1S.-The fol-
lowing appointments for the session
1915-i6 at the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute have been made and were
read by President Eggleston at the
exercises Wednesday.
Hospital steward, J. A. Burwell: in
structor in mathematics and first as
sistant commandant, v. f. Ayre; in
structor In agronomy and second
assistant commandment, T. K. Wolfe
bird assistant commandant. E. A,
Livesay; associate professor OF
modern languages, H. P: San
born; instructor in physics, Ia
T. Grissom; instructor in physics, l..
p. Bransford; student assistant fin
physics, c. r. Moore; student assist
ant in electricity, j. r. Murphy; stu
dent assistant in experimental engi-
neerfng, tidy; assistant in Rraphfcs,
F. A. Heacock. head OF department OF
plant pathology and bacterology. DR..
F. D. Fromme, assistant to librarian
Z. NJ. Splller: instructor in rhetoric
and public speaking, A s. Jewett: in
structor in animal husbandry D. s.
Lancaster, student assistant in geo.
logy, F. w. Bailey; registrar and sec
| retdry OF FaCutty, Il. r. harrison. as
! sistant to treasurer and college be ok
! keeper. Milton Cutherel: student as
/ sistant in plant pathology. H. F.
| Thomas: licentiate in mathematics, H
r. McKesson; assistant to treasurer
! G. T. Lawson; student assistant in
! civil engineering, Armstrong Chinn;
student assistant metallurgy and me-
| photography, c. A. Cutchins. assistant
| in plant pathology, station. e. f.
| QuantZ; student assistant in tnimal
! husbandry. r. r. Wall: student as
sistant in horticulture. A. A. Ingham.
| The promotions and appointments
| for next session in the military de-
partment were also read Wednesday
! by Col. S. w. Anding, commandant of
cadets, and these appointments are
second to none in the first to be await
ed with interest each year are the
names of the captains of the cade1
/ companies and the men who will have
these places of honor next year. In
| their order of rank, are:
| T. y. McGinnes, C. T. Lawson, cap
| tain and adjutant; w. L. Cogbill. w
| o. Swenson, r. F. Clemmer, 8. w
! Davis. r. NJ. Hutchison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
ANNOUNCEMENT or
| LIST OF Scholarships
Several Richn,onders In IAst Given
Out Yesterday BY DIR. Alderman,
Of University of Virginia.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
Charlottesville, Va. June Ia
President Alderman, of the Univer-
sity Of Virginia. has announced the
award of the following scholarships:
Special Scholarships--yal e n n e
Birely Scholarship. Dean White
Hendrickson. Frederick, Md; Thomp-
son Brown Scholarship. John DuBose
Barnwell. B. A, Claussens s. c.
Isaac Cary Scholarships-George
Scott Shackelford. Jr., Orange, Va I,
Robert Hill Carter. Orange. Va.
Bennett Wood Green Scholarship
John Owen Beatty, NJ A., Fuckers
vile, Va: Douglas Ramsay Semmes.
NJ. A., Richmond. Va.
Daniel Harmon Scholarship-Wil-
liam A. Stuart. B. A.. Abingdon. Va.
William A. Herndon Scholarship
Donald Mackenzie Faulkner, B. A..
Boydton, Va; Kalford Wall Howard.
b. s.. Portsmouth, Va,
Mccormick Scholarship--R. K.
Blakey. Charlottesville. Va.
Isabella Merrick Sampson Scholar
ship-Crawford Patterson Livesay.
Red Hill. Va.
Board of Visitors Fellowship in
School of English INSTRUMENTATION
]. Parrish, Jr.. Richmond, Va.
James II. Skinner Scholarships
r. Robert Jones, Petersburg, Va;
c. F. Peterson, Washington, p. c.:
w. S. Newton. Norfolk. Va; William
Charles Ewing. Chrisfield, Nd; Cor
don Lee Harwell. Mesilia Park. n.
M: James Keith Marshall Lee, Char
lottesyille. Va; Thomas Hollyday
Sharp. Norfolk. Va.
Fellowships--John Y. Mason Fell
lowship. e. ]. Oglesby. NJ. A., Glade
Spring. Va; Phelps Stokes Fellow
ship, T. r. Snavely. A. B.. Pennington
Gap. Va; William Cabell Rives Fell
lowship. Thomas Stuart Luck. A. b..
Ashland. Va; Vanderbilt Fellowships,
C. p. Oliver, Phi. D., Charlottesville,
Va; H. L. Alden NJ. S., Topeka, Kan;
P. Fl. Graham. NJ. A. Jonesville. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
ASKS THAT HIS
BODY Be CREMATED
Henry w. Hutchinson, Manager Of
the Thatcher Shoe Company,
Passes Away.

Henry w. Hutchinson, formerly OF
Boston, but for many years manager
fof the Davis Boot and Shoe Conn
pany, while it has the contract at the
State Penitentiary. died yesterday
morning at $50 O'Clock in his room
at hteJefferson Hotel
Organic diseases Of the heart was
the cause of Mr. Hutchinson death.
Some time back he visited Tate
Springs. Tenn. and Asheville, ". c.,
in search of health.
Mr., Hutchinson was a widower. his
wife having died here several years
ago. He left letter asking that
his remains be cremated and the dust
sent to his relatives in Masachu-
sets.
His brother and sister have been
notified of his death and are ex-
pected here today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
News From All Sections Of Virginia
LARGE CLASS AT
VIRGINIA POL YTECEINIc

Blacksburg. Va, june fs.--At the
Virginia Polytechnic InstituN. d.
piomas were presented to the foilow-
ing young men by President Eggies-
ton, following the address to the
graduating class by Judge Waller r.
Staples, OF Roanoke:
Bachelors OF Science--Moormar r,
Cephas Beckner. Henrico; John Hill
Carter Beverly Essex: Ernest King
Bibb, Washington; Rudolph Carl
Brauer. Henrico: Brisco Baldwin
Brown. Rockbridge; Fisher Watkins
Bruce. Chesterfield: John .Armstsad
Burwell. Fauquier; Robert Ilewis
Butler. Campbell: william Hale
Byrne, Fairfax; Armstrong Chinn.
Norfolk: Gilbert Hooper Ceilings,
Nottoway: Russell Henry Cook, Pit
tsylvania; Roland Lesgard Davis,
Washington; Frank Camm Drum
mend. Amherst: James Rosa Du-
Shane. Minnesota; William Robinson
Epes. Nottoway; James Wayne
France. Aibemarie; Isaac Nickels
Garvin, Campbell; Harry Dewitt
Guy, Roanoke; Dane Hale, Giles.
Truman Leon Harris. Culpeper:
Frank Ahern Heacock. Henrico:
Carlton Washington Helm. Fauquier;
Alan Armistead Ingham, Washington;
Walter Rodney James, Norfolk: VII.
liam Edward Kearfoot, West Virginia;
Charles Eugene Kiracofe, Augusta:
Earl Ries McKesson. Prince George;
Give Metcalf. Jr., Mississippi: james
Lewis Montague, Montgomery; Joseph
Edwin Mostly, Henrico: William Ed
ward Nelson, Fiuvanna; General Pat.
NfwAr E1nxyd. TTttrfa ~ WrMnk-
lin Oliver. Lancaster; George Pickrell
Patteson, Henrico: MiIlard Fillmore
Peake. District of Columbia; Plat
Ashby Pearsail. Elizabeth City: Will
liam Robertson Pogue. Maryland;
Seaton Tinsley Preston. Washington:
william Osburn Purcell, Loudoun:
Orlando Robbins Randolph. Mont
gomery; Charles William Reilly,
Rockingham: Thomas Mcdowell
Rives, Norfolk: Milton orris Roache,
Montgomery: Thomas jefferson
Lee Rust, Warren; william Frederick
Sanders. West Virginia: John Simeon
Scott. Roanoke; Charles Douglas
Shannon, Smyth William Irwin
Smith. Appomattox: William Isaac
Steele. Jr.. Albemarle. Joseph VIII.
liam George stephens, Northumber.
land. Crawford Kendig Switzer,
Rockingham: Franklin Minor Taylor,
Albemarle; Harvey Earl Thomas,
GFaysen; Isaac tidy, Taxewell; Harold
Fielding Watson. Smyth. Benjamin
weinfield, Norfolk. William West.
more Gordon Warwick (lsfD, Hen.
rico.
Masters OF Science--pudley Dice
Digges, Charlotte; John Thomas Girls.
som. Montgomery: Ashbury Ma.
thaniel Hodgson. Henry: Peter
Ubaldo Janutolo. Ta1eweli: Dabney
Stewart Lancaster. Henrico; Roy Ross
Reynolds, Montgomery; Thomas JEFF
ferson Rowe, Jr.. Elizabeth CITY;
James Marshall Trimble. Augusta;
Thomas Kenncriy Wolfe. Rockbridge.
Mechanical Engineers-R d .
Carl Brauer, Henrico: Orlando Rob-
bins Randolph. Montgomery.
Electrical Ergineers--Lewis PEN
dieton Bransford. Jr., Montgomery;
Norman Cephas Beckner. Henrfco.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
ROANOKE COLLEGE PROFESSOR
TAKES HIGH DEGREE

Salem, Va. June 1s.-President
Morehead, of Roanoke College. has
just received official notice from the
president of Susquehana University
that it has conferred the degree st
Doctor of Laws upon Professor L. A.
Fox. D. D.. of the department Of
philosophy in Roanoke College, in
recognition of his distinguished work
as a thinker and writer
DIR. Fox graduated at Roanoke Col
lege in 1858 with the degree of bache-
lor of arts and won the A. NJ degree
In 1871. The honorary degee OF doe
tor of divinity was conferred upon
him in 1881, For thirty-three years
with faithfulness and signal success.
he has served Roanoke College as pro-
fessor of philosophy. deciinging many
attractive calls to fields OF labor else
where.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
rELErnoNyss
Omce---Mafison fe3s.
Ressdeuce--M . afsen
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of the bride, wore lavender crepe do
chsne and carried lavender sweet.
peas.
The bridesmaids were Miss Lucie
fF9tzhngh Meade, sister of the bride;
! Miss Elizabeth Harrison Muir. Miss
Louise Washington Meade, Miss
Lucille Bowie and Miss Caroline La
Rue, sister of the groom. They wore
white gowns with pink girdles and
cfiarried pink sweetpeas.
The best man was Mr.. Corbin la
Rue. cousin of the groom. of Rip
pom. w Va. The ushers were:
MssTs. Edgar Snowden Meade.
brother of the bride; Ernest Fitz-
hugh Meade. william Logan Green.
Emmert Stuart. David Reardon and
William Chamblin, all of White
Post.
The wedding march was played
by Miss Mollie Hughes Just before
the bridal party entered the church,
Rev. d. w. McTver. of Berryville.
sang II Love You Truly" and Miss
Adele Boyden, of New Market. Nd.
sang Believe Me If All Those En-
dearing Young Charms"
Moonlight Excursion.
There will be moonlight excursion
20 Dutch Gap tonight, given by the
Philathea class of Broad Street
Methodist Church. The boat leaves
Old Dominion wharf at $50 o'clock.
A delightful program has been ar
ranged for the entertainment of those
on board. and the public Is invited to
go with the class
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Barksdale have
returned from brief visit in Char
lottesville.
Mr. Oscar Underwood, Jr, Of Birm-
ingham. and Mr.. Blaine Mallan, Of
Washington, are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Malvern Patterson, at Hill
Crest
Miss Elizabeth Glass. Of Lynch
burg, who has been visiting here left
yesterday for Lexington, TO attend
finals at v. NJ. I.
Lieutenant Governor ]. TAYLOR
Ellyson is at the willard, in Wash
ington, for a few days.
Mrs. Hunter Mcclure and child
have returned to Farmville. after a
visit to relatives here.
Misses Lena Miller, Aileen
Cowardin. Virginia Watkins. Mamie
Patton and Mrs. Claiborne Watkins
are spending several days at Old
Point.
Mrs. Haskins, OF Richmond. is
spending some time with Mrs. II. w.
Walker, in Farmville.
Messrs. Sam Palmer. of Petersburg,
and william Taliaferro. of Florida,
are spending a few DAVIS in Richmon
Mrs. william Fl. Bryan. of Balti-
more. who has been the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Travers Wood. has returned
to her home in Baltimore.
Mrs NJ f. williams has as her
guests at her home in Newport News
her two nieces Miss Margaret Oma-
hundra. of Richmond. and Miss Ruth
Omahundrs, OF Nashville. Tenn.
MFR. and Mrs. r. 7 Winston. OF
Richmond. are the guests OF Mr., and
Mrs Meriwether Winston In the JEFF
ferson Apartments, in Newport News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
NO LIQUOR TO BE
ALLOWED ON JULY

Lynchburg. Va, June tS.-A mon
ster fourth of July celebration for the
tity Of Lynchburg and the counties
of Campbell, Bedford Amherst and
Appomattox. has been arranged to
take place at the Y NJ. c. A., Island
in LynchburK. on Monday. July 5,
1915. Some Of the attractions will
be a brass band. fireworks. boating.
swimming. tennis, all-day program
of baseball, humorous contests and
athletic events. No one under the
influence of liquor or having 1t on
his person WILL be allowed on the
Island
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
Child Hurt BY Train.

Staunton. Va, June 1S.-Struck nv
an eaathouud ~Chesa peake and Ohio
freight train near Lebanon Church
yesterday a child OF Boyd Thompson
was seriously hurt. The child was
crossing the rails when the big en-
CINE rushed upon It. The engineer
had seen the little one and applied
the brakes. but the distance was
ZOE, saia orr tts permit the big train being
brought to a stop in time The child's
skull was fractured. and there were
other hurts. DR. Hawkins, of Ford
wick, was summoned and rendered
medical treatment The little VIC
tim will be taken TO the railroads hos
pital at Clifton Forge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
GARDINER ONLY INJURED;
WILL CLIMB AGAIN

Newport News, Va, June 1S.--Ac-
cording to advices received here, RI.
II. Gardiner. The Human Fly,
whose building climbing activities
have brougt1- him into prominence
was painfully hurt at Columbia, S
c.. while scaling the walls. of the
State Capitol building.
Gardeners wife, who resides al
25l5 jefferson Avenue. in this city.
stated that she received message
from Columbia, stating that her hus-
band had fallen from the cupola of
the capitol to the roof suffering two
broken ribs and numerous bruises as
the result of the accident. Another
message received this morning con-
firmed this. II is not thought that
Gardeners injuries will interminate
seriously.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
Conference at Virginia beach.

Norfolk. June 1s.-An interdenomi-
national Bible conference and summer
assembly, which will include boys
camp, young women's conference.
a Baraca camp, Gideon's conference.
temperance conference and a peace
conference will be held at Virginia
Beach from June 90 to July 5. G..
w Griffin, an evangelist Is in charge
OF the conference and he is now arr
ranging a program for the occasion
which will include addresses by speak
ers from New York, Washington. Phil
adeiphia. Baltimore. Richmond and
Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
Miss Liesa Archer
TO Wed Mr.. Talcott
(EREMoNY. WILL TAKE PLACE
QUIETLY THIS EVENING IN
THE RESIDENCE OF BRIDES
SISTER.

A wedding or wide interest, HniCn
wiIl take place very quietly today IS
that of Miss Liesa Boiling Archer
daughter Of Mr.. William $. Archer,
TO Mr.. George Russell Taicott. form
eriy OF this city. but now ~ Wheel
ing. ". Va. The ceremony. which
Will be witnessed by only the imme-
date families, will take place this
evering al o'clock in the residence
Of the brides sister, Mrs. Beverley
n. Randolph. fl5 North Shafer
street, and the Rev. Landon F..
Mason. n. n. rector Of Grace Grace
Episcopal Church. will ofiiciate.
The bride Will be unattended. After
) wedding journey Mr.. Talcott and
Wbeesias
ATTRACTIVE Visitor.
Miss Archer Arlington Butt, Of
liverpool Eng. who has been spend
ing the winter n Washington and
the Southern resorts. has arrived to
be the guest of Mr. and Mrs Lewis
Taurus. OF 1886 Monument Avenue.
fer several days, She came down
yesterday from Charlottesville. where
she has been attending the finals at
the University OF Virginia. Miss Butt
il well known in Richmond, having
visited Mrs. Luther Warren at the
Chesterfield about two years ago.
when many handsome functions were
given in her honor. She will be en-
tertained during her stay with Mrs.
Taurus at number of charminEly
Informal affairs In keeping with the
season
Return From University.
Miss Martha Valentine, Miss Vir-
xinia Chesterman, Miss Mary Meek
and Miss Rosalie Harwood have re-
turned from. Charlottesville. where
they attended finals al the University
Of Virginia Miss Chesterman was &C
companied by Mis- Kate Northrop, of
!. Wilmington. n. C., and Miss Mildred
Eappho. of Montgomery. Ala. who
will be her guests for several days.
Miss Ruth Watkins, Of Louisiana, who
nEs also been attending the finals rs
the guest of Miss Mary Nicholas
Ainsiie. and a great deal of informal
Entertaining will be done in honor of
these charming visitors
At the Country Club.
The Country Club will attract O
large contingent of society this after
noon and evening. Tea will be served
on the terraces, and later num-
Der OF dinner parties will take place
on The portico, Decorations for the
tables will be pink roses and ferns,
and an orchestra will play during
the evening. The large number OF
visiting girls in town will make the
hop after dinner an unusually inter-
esting one
Attending v. NJ. I. Finals.
An attractive group of Richmond
ers will attend the finals at Virginia
Military Institute next week. and a
number of the prettiest girls in the
younger set here will dance at the
- y -
leaving Richmond yesterday for V,
NJ T. werei Misses Belle Cameron,
Frances Darlington, Eugenia Fairfax,
Martha Chambers. Elizabeth Kelley,
Martha Valentine, Elizabeth Jones,
Kitty Bighee, Roberta Peasants
Grace Gilman. Laura Nelson. Marie
Lawson. Sally Gordon, Margaret
Conrad, Martha Evans, Louise VIII
mer, Helen Rutherford Johnston
Eicketti Johnson, Mrs. Benehan
Cameron. Miss Frances Scott Mrs,
Hugh Campbell, Mrs. John Burruss,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
Given Life Sentence.

Danville. Va. june 1s.--Nathan
Wilson. negro. was sentenced TO life
imprisonment In the penitentsary for
numbering Julia Wilson. his wife. In a
colored settlement near here on May
81. The fury was out on the case for
forty minutes. The defense sought 10
prove the man and woman engaged
in struggle and that the pistol with
which the woman was killed exploded
accidentally. The Commonwealth
contention was premeditated murder.
Five of the jury were for electrocu-
ton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
Killed by Gas.

Norfolk. June ls.--waiter virginius
Dudley died very suddenly yesterday
yesterday morning at his home, 1925
Highland Avenue. The cause of Mr..
Dudley's death Is given as heart
trouble, but II is not known to what
extent this trouble was influenced by
gas escaping from a small stove that
the stricken man had just turned on.
He had gone into a small room on
the rear of his house to light gas
stove with which to cook some break
fast. He was found later by friends
lying on the floor and he was taken
up and carried outside on the porch
He died just after being carried out
How long he was In the room while
the gas was escaping Is not known.
but Ii was presumably not very long.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
VALLEY CHURCHES GET
WAR CLAIM CHECKS

winchester. June is.-The trustees
of Market Street Methodist Episcopal
church today received q warrant, or
check. on the treasurer OF the United
States for Si.3s2, representing the
net claim of the church for damages
sustained during the Civil War. The
commission OF the claim attorney was
S34S.
1t was reported that several other
churches Of Winchester and Frederick
County had received checks for fun
settlement OF the Civil War claims,
The Official board OF Market Street
Church has sent resolutions to United
States Senator Thomas 8. Martin, OF
Virginia. thanking him heartily for
his untiring efforts In years gone BY
and his ultimate success In getting the
claim of the church through Congress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
Pastor WIN Remain.

Portsmouth, Va. June 1s.--Much
to the pleasure. not only of the
parishioners Of Calvary Baptist
Church. but his host of friends all
over the city, the Rev. w. r. Leck-
liter has announced at congrega-
tional meeting at Calvary Church
that he would continue his pastoral
duties after the meeting had unani-
mously adopted strong resolutions re-
quesfing him TO withdraw his resig-
naffnr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
Normal Oner,s.

Martinsville, Va, June is-The
MartinsvilIe Summer Normal School
will begin its teIfh regular session at
o'clock on Wednesday. June 80 All
teachers who expect to get credit for
full attendance should reach Martins
willie on the proceeding day and re-
port at the school building for en-
rollment on the afternoon Of the 22nd,
The railroads are offering reduced
rate round trip tickets this year as
hitherto.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19

The Sunday School of Broad Street
Methodist Church win observe Chill
dren's Day" on Sunday morning at II
o'clock. with a pretty flower service.
Floral decorations. sweet songs. reci-
tattons and happy children will COM
bine to make this a beautiful occasion.
"a cordial lnyitatione IL extended to
the. public; to-. witness The exercises
The entire Sunday School will enter In
body. singing Onward. Christian
Soldiers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
Newport News WIN Expand.

Newport News, June 1s.--Newpor<
News soon will begin to mobilize her
forces for the annexation night for
Newport ..ews District Of Warwick
County. won by the city last winter
and Later, Appealed to thA Supreme,
Court by the county. The court OF ap-
peals will consider the case at its fail
session. 1t is stated on reliable
authority.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
New Commissioner OF Reyenue.

Winchester. Va. June Isl. Luth-
err Mapshis was appointed Thursday
by Judge Thomas w. Harrison City
Commissioner OF Revenue to fill out
the unexpired term of the late j.
Edward Correll.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
Funeral of Mrs. Louisa Bozxelli.

The funeral OF Mrs. Louisa BozzeIII
widow of Sebastian Bozzelii, who
died Thursday afternoon at $50
o. clock In her home, $500 East Main
Street, will take place this morning al
10 o'clock from st. Patrick's Church
Mrs. Bozzelli-is survived by her moth
err. Mrs. A. Baccigalupo: one sister
Mrs. p. Trama; one brother, J. A.
Baccigalupo, and five children
Joseph A.. Genevieve T., Columbus s.,
Peter A. and Leona BezEelli "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
Mrs C. r.. Hihl,ests.

Freelng, Va, June ls.--Mrs. G, r..
Hibbitts. OF Darwin. died Tuesday,
after an illness of several months.
She was about forty years Of age.
She Is survived by her husband and
two children
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19
OBITUARY
Mrs. F1orence TimberIake.

Mrs. Florence Nice. B. Undertake,
of "a South Adams Street. died yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock at her
home. She is survived by two daugh-
ters, Misses Marie E. and Aureiia ID.
Undertake, and one son, @. Oliver
Undertake. of this city. The funeral
arrangement will be announced later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-19

Mr.. and Mrs. r. + Winston. OF
Richmond. are the guests OF Mr., and
Mrs Meriwether Winston In the JEFF
ferson Apartments, in Newport News.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1915-06-03

Hopkins, Paxton; Albert Klaus, Cir
Gle; Watkins Farmers Club, Watkins;
August Hamleau, Summit and Tusler
Creek; w. F. Wason, Wason Flats:
DR.. D. w. Battin, Lower Big Dry;
Chas. Mars, Jordan; DR.. Brewer, Ed
wards; Fred Allen, Sand Springs;
Chas. Newton, Alice; B. F. Fleming,
Cohagen; A. O. Field. Hillside; Art.
Walsh, Stipek; Earl Atwood, Riby
Flats; Geo. Ballyntine, Retah; Ellery
Patterson, Upper Deer Creek; Will
Schawl, Lower Sand Creek, Joe
Eisenbart, Belle Prairie; Sven Ofte-
dahl, Hoop Up Creek; Prof. Brown,
Glendive Creek; Guy Fish, Sand
Creek; Burney Brown, Void; Ivan
Kalberg, Morgan Creek; Jim Chaffey,
Crackerbox; l. N. Hill, Clear Creek,
and Nick Buttleman, Bad Route.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1915-06-03

down the sales for the day very ma.
terially.
Wednesdays Sale.
Wednesday morning there were
quite lot Of buyers at the yards and
a large number of horses were dis.
posed of at private sale. 1t had been
planned to make the last day of the
sale hummer, but the heavy down
pour of rain made this impossible and
the auction sale for the afternoon was
called off. The private sales contin-
ued, however, throughout the day and
the buying was quite brisk.
While the sale has not been as large
as those held in some other places
the management of the Sales Company
are we'll pleased with the results and
expect the enterprise to grow with
each succeeding sale.
The following is the schedule of
sales for the coming summer and fall,
and Secretary Swarthout urges the
ranchers to bring in their stock on
these dates and help make the sales
a success:
June %, 20 and 80.
July 26, q and %.
August %, "a and rs.
September 20, 21 and %.
October 18, 19 and 20.