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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-20
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Office. Mad. 1874.
Residence. Ran. 1soo-W.

bridesmaidS wore similor costumes
and they included Miss Elizabeth
White. OF New York: Miss Grace Fer
guson, Of Philadelphia; Miss Roberta
TrigE. q sister OF the groom; Miss
Helen Adams and Miss Della Daven-
port. OF this city. Edward Trigc
acted as his brothers best man. and
the groomsmen were Messrs. Charles
Watkins. e. Addison Rennolds
Thomas Atkinson and Frank Palmer
Christian, all of this city.
The bride entered with 1ner father,
who gave her away. Her gown was
of the softest white satin trimmed
with rose point lace. and her veil,
which hung from cap, was caught
with orange blossoms She carried
a shower bouquet of lilies Of the val
ley. The brides mother. Who is well
known for her beauty. wore hand
some gown Of lavender messaline,
with Venetian lace and a corsage-
bouquet Of orchids
Following the ceremony a reception
was held. at which large number of
the society people of Richmond and
elsewhere were present table was
arranged in the conservatory for the
members of the bridal party. The CEN
terpiece was large basket of sun
burst roses and the young people had
the thrilling excitement OF cutting the
wedding cake. which was made with
three tiers. in order to find out who
would receive the ring.
Among the .out-of-town guests were
Dr. and Mrs. Landon White. of Knox
Vile. Tenn; Mrs. Sally Ouid Donald
son. Of Charleston, West Va; Miss
Dolly whaley. OF Norfolk: Key Comp
ton, of Baltimore: Alfred Thorn, OF
,~4a ~
Ruxton, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Packard. Of BaltimoreMd.: Mrs. Algc-
non Craven, OF Albemarle. and a num-
Der OF others.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Trigg left for a Northern wedding
trip. and on their return will make
their home at lis North Morris
Street.
Wedding OF importance Today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Baldwin Buch-
anan. Of the Gresham Court, have is
sued invitations for tho marriage Of
their daughter, Harriet. to Benjamin
Franklin Tiliey. lieutenant. United
States Navy. The ceremony will be
performed this evening at $50 o'clock
In st. Paurs Episcopal Church, the
Rev. Walter Russell Bowie officiat-
ing. Miss Buchanan will have her
aunt. Mrs. l.. g. Hadlow. as dame OF
honor, and the groomsmen. who will
wear the full-dress uniform of the
United States Navy. will include
Lieutenants l.. P. johnson. Carroll
Byrnes. Richard Barry. Richard Ell
lott. F4txhugh Green. /. F. Dortch
and Robert Merrick
The ceremony will be followed by
reception at the Commonwealth
Club. to which number of friends
and relatives have been invited.
Miss Buchanan is one OF the most
attractive and popular girls in tho
younger set. and her wedding will be
a brilliant affair. Lieutenant Tilley
has been ordered to Honolulu. Hawaii
as aid to Rear-Admiral Bousch, and
will sail with his bride from Sar
Francisco some time in November.
Miss Poitiaux to Wed.
Another interesting wedding of TO-
day is that OF Miss Frances Poitiaux
to Marshall Taylor Bethel. of Char
lotte. n. c.. formerly of Richmond
The ceremony will take place at the
home of the brides parents. 1870
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TEE. RIcHMoND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ocToBER 2o

bert, to Isaac Thomas Skinner. the
ceremony having taken place in
Washington on Thursday. October II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner will be at home
after october rs at 1424 cambridge
Street. South Richmond.
Luncheon at WestmoreIand.
A luncheon will be given today at
the westmoreland Club in honor of
the bridal party Of Miss Harriet Buch-
anan and Lieutenant Benjamin
Franklin TiIley. United States Navy.
Covers will he laid for sixteen and
the decorations Will be in white and
green. Little white satin slippers
filled with rice will be the favors
and each place will be marked with
cards and pictures Of little brides
and grooms.
Benson-GuIdcn,
The home of Mr.. r. G. Gulden, of
Lightfoot, Va. was the scene of a
very pretty wedding on Tuesday az
ternoon, when his daughter, Pernille.
and Mr.. Alfred Benson were united
in the bonds of matrimony. The par
Tor in which the marriage took place
was tastefully decorated in autumn
leaves.
Miss Milla Tresvig presided at the
organ. and the Bridal Chorus, by
Lohengrin, was sung by Miss Alma
Guiden, then to the same sweet
strains. the bridal party entered. First
came Mr.. Alfred Benson with his
brother. Mr.. Bennett Benson, who
acted as his best man. They were
followed by Miss Clara Leverson.
bridesmaid. who was attfred in a blue
silk and carried white carnations.
ME Leversen. The bride entered on
the arm OF her sister. Miss Clara Gull
den. the other bridesmaid. She was
dressed In white silk and carried
pink carnations. They met the groom
and his best man. Mr. Bennett Ben
son, in front of the improvised altar,
where the ceremony was impressively
performed by Rev. II. NJ. Gunderson.
Of New York. The bride wore a
travelling suit of dark blue and a
large picture hat of black velvet, and
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
ern tour.
Wedding Announced.
Mr.. J. H. Fleet, of 310a West Main
Street. announces the marriage of his
daughter. Ellen. to Mr.. James E.
Finch, OF this city. The ceremony
took place at IL O'Clock yesterday
morning in the parsonage Of the
Grove-Avenue Baptist Church. the
Rev. w. c. James officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finch left irnme-
diately after the ceremony for a we'd
ding journey. and upon their return
they will make their home at IL North
Sixth Street
Important Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Lee Auxiliary to the u. d. C. will he
held this afternoon at o'clock at
the Home for Confederate Women.
This will be the first fall meeting and
large attendance Is urged.
In and Out Of Town.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Aston Cabel and
Miss Ethel Alstcn Cabell. of Point
OFork, are the guests of Miss Alice
Reed at her home on West Franklin
Street.
Mrs. g. Randolph Wexford and
Mrs. Otway S. Allen are spending the
week in New York.
Miss Lucille Wood. of Chariottes-
vile, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Crowder in Highland Park.
Mrs. Leslie Bland has returned
from a visit to Luray Cavern and
Washington.
Miss Smith. of Caroline County. has
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been the guest OF Miss Louise Carter
at ITO Grove Avenue for week.


at ITO Grove Avenue for q week.
Mrs. George Ben Johnston and Miss
Anne Roy Johnston are leaving TO.
day for Baltimore. where they will be
the guests for a week or ten days OF
Mrs. Dawson. at her home In Roland
Park.
Mrs. Taylor Burke. OF Alexandria,
is the guest OF her parents, Rev. and
Mrs Landon r. Mason. in this city.
Mr. and Mrs John r. Turner. 81
Warrenton. have been the recent
guests Of friends in Richmond.
Miss Katharine Van Dyke. of New
York. Is the guest OF Miss Brecken-
ridge, on West Franklin Street.
Mrs Thomas D. Stokes. OF "Elk
Hill" and Mrs. Frank Mccarthy. OF
this city. are both quite i'll at st.
Luke's Hospital.
Miss Emily Taylor. of Norfolk. who
has been the recent guest of Miss
Laura Catesby Jones, has returned to
her home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-20
As Seen by The
Virginian Shopper


A well-known beauty shop offers a
box OF face powder In any one OF four
shades. including the puff. in boxes OF
two sizes. at fifty and twenty five
cents. respectively. The colors are
white. flesh. pink and brunette. and
the smaller box is OF g. size. convenient
to lit into the handbag or vanity case
Fish Pond With Favors.
A new fish pond. containing large
paper fish. which enclose favors. l.
one of the novelty games for Hal
ioweien. The game comes In two
sizes, at fifty, cents and a dollar. and
includes a realistically decorated fold
inR box pond and fishing rods for the
young players.
Halloween Souvenirs.
AT the same shop are all sorts OF
comic favors at various prices. be-
ginning at five cents each, for rattIes
and funny pumpkin heads and other
small novelties suitable for place IA
yors. or to be wrapped up in a
pumpkin pie"
Swect-trass Baskets.
Sweet-erass baskets with lids cost
from eighty-five cents upward and
are very useful for sewing. They may
be used az they are. or may be lined
and the lids ornamcnted with large
beads. Chinese coins and silk taasels
until they become quite a work OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-20
MINISTER DIES OF WOUNDS
INFLICTED By Himself

Bristol Va. Oct, -1e.-Rev. Polk
Keiseder, a Baptist minister, OF Ha-
gan. Lee County, Va. died Sunday
from self-inflicted wounds He was
forty-six years old and was recently
released from hospital, whore he
was under treatment for mental de-
'rangement. He had been out Of the
hospital but short while when he
siashed his throat with q knife,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-20
DANVILI.E GIRL FAILS
IN ATTEMPT AT DEATH

Danville, Oct 19.-Carrie Motley, a
twenty-year- girl. who for the past
year has been In Ill health, and who
has striven to support her widowed
mother and some sisters. fired bullet
into her breast this morning in a fit
of dependency. but failed to kill her.
self. A bone DETECTED the ball and
IT made only flesh-wound. Her con-
dition Is promising.
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Putting In Good Wofk N ygyS03
During Cuogt Weeh

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wythevilie. Oct. is.-CircHt4
opened It's session Monday WITH
docket. II tried the week W1lJ
the main devoted to Commcss1
cases, Of which only two or thru
Of any gravity.
Candidates are active putting n 4
last election strokes In . coGN
which, though heretofore qui&t,
been effective. There has been M
talk as to contest for any Of the
fees II lis generally thought u
Crockett, for the House. will be en-
ed. In the county offices each =
expresses confidence of success. 4
chances seem to be in favor Of \
Democratic candidates.
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WOMAN KILLED WHEN
OIL CAN EXPLODES

Clifton Forge, Oct. 19.-Mrs. Will
liam Gustman was killed in her home
here when can Of oil exploded in
her hands. She was in the act of
starting a fire in the kitchen stove
when the accident occurred. With
her clothing afire. she hid herself in
closet and 1t was some time before
she was found. She Is survived by
her husband and four children,
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THE OBJECT


Vgnan whether
candidate being active participant" il
who intends to
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vIRGINI. BRIEFS,

Tappa hannock-M b. B. yalen-
tine. of Richmond, addressed a large
audience here Monday In the interest
OF woman suffrage. a number of
women were present and the address
was received with enthusiasm. 1t was
the first speech ever delivered mere
on the subject.
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Lynchburg-The Lynchburg Young
Women's Christian Association has
completed a campaign to raise $4,000
to provide for the current expenses
OF the association during the year.
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Extraordinarily the explosion OF
soda fountain tank, which they were
charging with carbonic acid gas, Rob-
ert Thonasso had his left log broken
and the bones crushed, and S. NJ. Will
liams was struck In the head and
dazed. The accident occurred Satur-
day night at Broadway.
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READ THIS
How You Will Be Benefited

the help friends This being the friends have who
Virgan standing the better will
be fore Now subscription Banner Day this sub
rber will naturally read the interested in
a this
subscriber receiving paper
them for you.
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Harrisonburg--The Rev. r. L. Folk,
of the Harrisonburg Lutheran Church.
has accepted call to ST. Johi's Lu-
theran Church. Pittsburg. Pa. and
will take charge in November. Mr..
Folk came to Harrisonburg several
YEAR, ago from Augusta County. sue
ceeding the Rev. George e. Shuey,
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$500 in Gold

will be given each candidate who succeeds in reach
ing $40 worth Of new subscription payments during
each in addition to the regular votes allowed on the
subscriptions
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James City Negroes ON Rampage.

being a serious affair at the c. & o.
depot at Toano last Saturday night
when about a dozen negroes attacked
the agent, Gus A. Goddin. The negroes
became noisy In the colored waiting
room when Mr.. Goddin ordered them
out. They declined to move and the
agent proceeded to put one Of the most
boisteFous out when the whole bunch
attacked him. Mr.. Goddin knocked
out two or three. but was finally over.
powered and badly used UP. Sheriff
Ware responded to hurried cali, but
the disturbers had departed when he
got to the scene of the trouble. Ten
warrants were sworn out this morning
for the arrest Of that number OF the
men whom Mr.. Goddin had recognised,
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Baptist Women Discuss Missions.

Purcellvtlle. Oct. 1.-the Woman's
missionary Union Of the Potomac Bap-
fist Association held its fall meeting
Sunday with the Leesburg Baptist
Church. Among the speakers on the
program were Miss Alice Taylor. of
Richmond. State leader Of young peo-
pies work. and Mrs. Westwood Hutch
ison. assoctationai president. There
also were demonstrations OF sunbeam
and young woman's auxiliary work
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WHAT IS BANNER DAY?

candidates rule a candidate n
would Therefore call cand
II
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Who Are the Active Ones?

Now, know just how candidates, whose
publishing desire prize The readers the Vrnan who
their also be able pick the active cand
date from those are interested.
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The Best Vote Offer
of the Campaign is on and viii end at 10 o'clock
Saturday night October 30.
$4,000 Extra Votes

in addition to the regular votes. will be allowed
each SIS worth Of new subscriptions turned in dur
ing the Offer
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ct al. demurrer to bill set for hearing
April 20.
Application for receiver for Polish
club set for hearing Monday.
Part Two Law.
Suits involving old National Tele-
phone company set for hearing before
Judge Ewing Wednesday afternoon.
8. o. Boyce vs.. Wheeling School
District Board Of Education. set for
hearing May /.
Emma v. Hartlieb vs.. Nancy Jane
Hedges. set for trial April %
-. p. Perkins vs.. City Hospital. set
for trial May 3.
G. f. Morris. administrator. vs. W
Va Traction q Electric Co, settled
and dismissed
Elmer Trissler Va. II. & O. railroad
set for trial Tuesday. May 4.
=. W. Brown ~. j. W. Zesiger. plea
set for hearing Saturday.
Probate OF paper as and for the
Will OF Sutia A. Irwin. deceased. Get
for Saturday morning
PAU Williams. trustee. W. l.. C.
Bartey. set for trial May 8
y. y. Berisford vs. James and Min.
ME Thomas. set for trial MAY g.
l. VI. kine W. r. r. Kitchen Co
settled and dismissed
l.. Stern 81 al. Va. J. r Hughes. dis
missed
y. A. Wright Bank Note Co W. Ma
tional Telephone Co, set FOR hearing
May 8.
city and suburbn Gas 90. W. Has.
kins Glass Co. set for trial MAY =.
~ y. Hiillman 4 Co. W. Jamea
kenney. set for trial May Z.
W =. Davis w. T.. G.. Caravasioa. sot
for trial May g.
y. a -. Railroad vs. Chester Fran.
zell. set FOR hearing Friday
Imperial Curtain Co w. =. r. DaV.
son. set for trial May TO-
stephen r Dawson w. q. J.. Ten.
garden. set for trial May 10.
ID. g. kurner W. ~ a " Tire Co
set for trial May a..
J. T.. Hawley W. ". s. shafer. set
Tor hearing Saturday. April -
International Text Book Co w
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Two deeds OF trust were left for
record with the clerk OF the county
court yesterday.
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BIG DAMAGE
suit SETTLED
FINAL ORDER ~ $4,000 ACTION
ENTERED YESTERDAY sN
JUDGE EWING.
Waters In Controversy Were Settled
Out OF Court. ard Case Is
Dropped iron, Docket

All matters In controversy havin.
been settled satisfactorily out OF court
Judge James W. Ewing entered an or
der yesterday. dropping the $4,000
trespass suit OF l. NJ Rine vs.. X n.
hitchen company from the docket
Attorney W. =. Robinson appeared for
The plaintiff and J. h. Handlan for the
defendant
hine was conductor on Car No 5
or the Wheeling Traction COMPANY.
In his bill OF complaint. the plaintiff
alleges that the defendant has buiIdad
shed running parallel with Main
street. az the southwest corner OF
Iweifth and Main streets: that on
top OF this building were placed loose
planks; that one OF these planks
struck the plaintiff In Che back. iniur-
ing him seriously. and causing him to
relinquish his position as such con
ductor.
The bill further defines that AT the
time the car was proceeding south
ward on its own right of way. and
that the injury was caused by the
negligence OF the defendant COMPANY
A compromise was effected between
the two parties. Suit was entered dur.
ing the winter. for the above amount
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RECALL MARCH
CIRCUIT DOCKET
JUDGES EWING AND AooIEMAN
PRESIDED IN COURT YES
TERDAY.
Judge AddIemsn VIII Hear First Case
Monday Mornlna-other Mat
tiers Acted Upon.

For the second time this spring the
Circuit Court docket for Ohio county
was called. This was done yesterday
morning. with Special Judge Ewing
officiating. with Judge Addleman in
conference. The latter did not take
an active part. because he had not
qualified
The FIRST case set down for trial
was that OF a. T. Tillett. administra-
tor. ". Glen y. Peters. Il being set
for Monday morning before judge Ad-
dleman. I'm Part One. This action h.
damage suit growing out OF the
death Of Elmore Tillett from injuries
received when he was run down by
Mr.. Peters and his chauffeur.
Demurrers 20 the bill % complaint
hled IN the suit Of Mrs. laura Farna-
worth Schenk W. OBrien a O'Brien.
Boyce and Howard we're entered and
set Tor argument April o. Attorney
Nelson e. Hubbard moved that tho
defendants fle their biIi In open court
and an order directing such action
was entered. Attorney Hubbard an
nounced that no. would appear for the
CITIZENS Trust a Guaranty Company.
bondsmen FOR former SHERIFF. Clemens
and Taylor.
Attorney ! q. Handlan asked leave
10 fle motion for n writ OF error I'm
The case Of George WrCW convicted
ia Criminal Court 80 fsioniois assault
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line busch. set for Saturday. April
"a
}. +. Johnson VS.. White Sewing Ma
chine Co. set for trial April 90.
+. J. Becker VS.. l.. p. Probe dis
missed without prejudice
r. o. Gehrke W. Askin and Marine
Co. set for trial April 21
W. r. Hubbard vs. Equitable Lire
Assurance Society. demurrer set Tor
Friday afternoon.
South Side Bank vs.. r. Hafreuter.
judgment order for plaintiff entered.
South Side Bank W. Polish Gun
motion and case set for trial April
"a
Carl Sailer vs.. Easterday's Choco-
late Co. dismissed
J. A. Henry co. vs. s. Nesbitt. set
for trial April %
Steve Dull vs. William Wagner. set
for hearing April 20
~. r. Behrens vs.. Joseph "a Baar.
executor. Get for trial April 23
Joseph Nassf W. y a o.. order IN.
tered Diminishing.
Frank a. McMahOn W.. MarRarat
Rose. ct. al. motion TO dismiss en-
tered.
Jefferson u. Grinnalds W. Burns q
Church. set for trial April &C.
Orpheum Amusement GO. vs.. Georse
e. Shafer. set for hearing Friday.
Part one. chsneery.
VI. ~. Gorrell vs. Paul Rudzinski.
order 81 reference entered
". a. Powell W.. VI. r. RadcIine,
motion oct for hearing April ~.
y j. r. O'Brien vs. American
Amusement Co. dismissed
" y. Giesey GO. W. Polish Ciub.
dismissed
a. -. Seamon. o. al. W.. J. A. Dyson
q. a. Statler. Of. al motion 20 dis
solve Injunction set for hearing April
o.
3 e. Sheets W. VI. g. Naughton.
dismissed
Kate l.. Fullerton W Eari r. Fuller
ton. set for hearing April %
" p. Bailey vs. II. H. Gardner. set
for hearing April e.
Bert Malone W. Margaret Malone
demurrer set Tor hearing April e
Laura p Schenk W. J. j. r. O'Brien.
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COURT
RESUMES WORK
JUDGE EWING PLUNoEs INTO
CONGESTION WITH
VENGEANCE.
ORDERS are Entered and Appeal csses
Fileo-Juosment In Personal
Injury Case Allowed

Judge Ewing plunged into his duties
with a vengeance yesterday and work
ed hard 10 relieve the congestion OF
business that has developed since the
illness OF Judge Heryey. Orders were
entered in number OF cases. Aside
from this htigants nled appeals from
sources court. and judicial circles
TOOK on new lease OF life
In the matter OF the appointment OF
committee for Mary +. Sisson. an
order was entered by Judge Ewing in
fart Two. setting hearing thereon
for April 10. 1915. This action 4. I'm
answer TO a petition fled some time
ago.
In the matter of the petition of
Lawrence Alvin Wolinsky to change
name. an order was entered allowing
him To change his name to Lawrence
Alvin Violin His grounds for the
petition was that Wolinsky is un-
American, and is hard to use In his
business life.
In the matter OF p. p. Morowiski
vs. William III. Fritz. ct al. an appeal.
Judge Ewing entered an order drop-
ping the case from the docket on the
grounds that the plaintiff failed to
prosecute the same. similar order
was entered in the case OF Carrie A.
Iogg VS.. II. c. Zogg and IL. Hoffman.
This action was a motion for tudg-
ment
In the damage suit Of Joseph Bar
tech. an infant. vs.. j. r. Stringer. an
order was entered dismiss the case
from the docket This same order
showed that the plaintiff had been
paid the sum OF s475 on agreement.
Bartech lost part Of his hand while
working for the defendant at Woods
dale.
Several appeals were also fled
One styled NJ. W. Fahey VS.. J. II.
Butts and Sons company. corporation,
from the court of Squire Corrigan.
The action was brought for s146. and
judgment was entered for Sl2S. so
against the defendanta An appeal
styled Anthony Doll. Jr. and J. Prank
Smith as Continental Illustrating
company VS.. A. c. Thomas. Judgment
allowed the defendant for $l944.
An appeal from the court OF Squire
Hobbs, styled State Vs. George Kou-
youlis, was filed. Kouyoulis was fined
300 and costs and sentenced to sixty
days In Jail on a charge OF operating
speakeasy and takes the appeal.
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COUNTY COURT.
Marriage Licenses.
Deeds OF Trust

Dohrman Henke and Elsie West.
both OF this city.
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and sentenced to two years in the pen
itentiary.
The docket:
Part One-Lsw.
W. T. schempf vs.. c. q f. G. R.R..
to be dismissed
State. for use OF Grossman Leather
Co. vs.. e. r. Young ct al. dropped
from docket.
Petition Of Central Trust Co. Of
Illinois, for removal OF property OF
Robert q. Hearne. set for trial before
Judge Addleman.
W. y. Neal et nj. W. r. W. Kyle
Co. set for trial Friday. April iG.
Whitehead & Hoag vs.. business
Mems Association. dropped from
docket
Palace Furnltpre co. W. n. King
administrator. dropped
Matilda Glen W.. City Railway. set
tied out OF court
Leslie Johnson W George p. stfei
motion for new trial set for hearing
Saturday.
George W. Hull. administrator or
Charlene Day ". Fred Kochler. set
for trial April IS
Archie +. Tnlet. administrator. vs..
Glenn p. Peters. set for trial April
10.
Charles p schuck vs.. Charles
Amien. dropped
u. &. Powell Music co. W. y. n
Taylor and J T. Taylor vs. H. g.
Powell Music Co set for trial Aprn
n.
Clyde Morris ct al. We. John Dun.
kle. q. al. set for hearing Friday
Business Mems Association W ~
ID. -. Best. set for hearing Friday
r. =. Morowiski ve. W a. Fritz
e. al dismissed. Judgment for de-
PENDANT entered
Joe Bartich w. J. ,. Strinror. 81. a. .
settled and ropped from docket.
y. =. Butts W Albert SchemrIck.
Ct al. motion % dismiss appeal set
for hearing Friday.
Town % Triadelphia W. Mrs. caro-.
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Power Of Attorpev

Power OF attorney granted TO W. IS.
Casey by the ID. Q. Supply company
was hled with the county clerk.