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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30
NORFOLK PEOPLE INJURED.
Riding In Taxfcab They. Arc Run
Down By Touring Chr.


New York. March 2s.--Three per.
sons, including a naval Lieutenant and
a young woman from Norfolk, Va,
were injured yesterday when large
touring car and taxicab were In coli
lision at Fifth Avenue and Forty.
fifth street. Immediately following
the accident Andrew Greis. thirty
eight years old. OF this city, owner
and operator of the touring car. was
locked up on a charge OF reckless
driving. Lieutenant II. G. Donnelly,
thirty-five years old. of the New York
Navy Yarl. and Miss Mary Smith,
twenty-eight years old, OF Norfolk.
were riding south in the taxicAb,
which was driven by Patrick McEn-
cry. when the large touring car
swung from the east and struck the
tax.cab. The three occupants Of the
taxicab were thrown with great force
to the street. Greis being pitche1
against a amp post.
Policeman O'Leary went quickly to
the aid % the injured. but they re-
fused to accept his suggestion that
an ambulance be called. Both Lieu.
tenant Donnelly and his companion
suffered severe bruises and slight
cuts. They said they were on their
way to thu Grand Central Station
and left he scene of the accident IN
another tax.cab.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30

Norfolk-Wili.am Riddick. colored.
forty-seven years old. fell victim yes
terday afternoon to the operat on OF
substitute policeman in the uptown
dictrict in quest OF liquor law viola
tors. He sold half pint Of whiskey
to Substitute Patrolman Vincent for
thirty cents, and was Immediately
thereafter arrested on n charge OF vio-
lat!ng the Byrd liquor low by selling
intoxicants on Sunday. when he Is
arraigned in Police Court this morninf
he Will also have TO answer a charge
Of selling whiskey without license,
in violation of the State revenue law.
The arrest was made at 400 o'clock
at Second Avenue and Queen Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30
Happenings Of the Day From All Sections Of Virginia
MANY DOPE VICTIMS AIDED.
Norfolk City Dispcnsary Furnishes
Drugs to Large Numbers

drugs To large y uInfRrS.
Norfolk. Va. March @9--Just how
widespread is the drug labit in Nor
folk q casual visit To the city dispen-
Sary yesterday afternoon wildly
shows SO strong is the hold ~ the
drug on lis victims that even sunday
does not 60 bS without the nffic!als
Of tn" Health Department having to
treat scores ana scores.
For two hours in the morning and
two the afternoon the ante-room
vas crowded with young men. old
men. young women, old women. girls
mothers, fathers and husbands Men
whose pasty faces and shlfty eyes pro-
claimed them denizens Of the under
world. women with faces gaunt ard
colorless nervous OF hard and indi-
rect in glance. stood In the long line
awaiting heir turn to secure the slip
OF paper from the physician which
would give them surcease from the
craving drug
As fast as he patients were exam
ined by the doctor In charge a little
slip OF paper was handed to the man
IN charge OF the drug department. He
laudanum or I'll the box with tablets.
Only enough Is given 20 last forty
eight hours. The Health DEPARTING Mt
Is n akipg q valiant effort to eradicate
the habit among hundreds of victims
IN the city. Since the enforcement. OF
thu Harrison act, March !. those un-
able to secure their daily dose have
become frantic.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30
SMALL FINE FOR
SERIOUS OFfEhSE
Court More Than MercifuI in Case
of Burton, Wen-to-do Business
MRn-Girrs Mother En- Route,

w s. Burton. fifty-three years old.
president of the Burton system, Inc,
was convicted in Police Court yes
terday on the charge of knowingly
contributing to and encouraging Edna
Whitley, a sixteen -year~old country
girl, IN immoral conduct Justice
Griggs imposed the minimus sentenc.
OF a fine of 500. much to the sur
prise of those connected with and iu-
terested In the bettermenet OF social
conditions In Richmond. The wealthy
business man paid his fine. and hur-
ridly left the court
According to the Juvenile authori~
ties, the case IS one of the worst on
record. Evidence tended to show
that Burton visited the girl ut a
place whore she wac employed, and
after knowing her for some time. en-
couraged her 10 occupy room in the
Walterstein apartments. the rent for
which he paid.
She had been living there since the
middle of January. Plain clothes men
Goldsby and Campodonca, whom the
Juvenile authorities yesterday praised
for their work in the Gaze. learned
that the girl was not leading the right
Kind OF life. They went to her rooms
Thursday and arrested her on the
charge or being "A delinquent child
under the age of eighteen. They
turned her over the the Juvenile au
thorlties. Just what disposition will
be made OF her case is as yet unde :
cided 1t IS said that her heartnroks /,
mother. who resides at Windsor. Va.
will reach Richmond this morning 20
take her daughter TO her country
home
Acknowledged Guilt.
T. a -.
did not attempt to hide the fact
with Burton. When arraigned In the
Juvenile Court Friday morning, she
asked permission TO use the tele-
phone. she called Burton and told
him TO come to her a!d Burton ar
rived az the Juvenile Court rooms
within few minutes. lie asked
permission to see the girl, but this
was = fused him.
In few minutes after being re-
fused. Burton left Shortly after ne
disappea -ei Attorney Edgar p. Eng
lish appeared in court and told the
clerk OF the Juvenile Court that he
the girl. AS an attorney for Bur
ton he would have been refused per-
to see the girl.
The girl told the juvenile authori-
ties that she came here from, the
TO secure position. Sire
worked in local office Tor some
time. Later she met Burton.
Reno G. King. a young man who said
that he was the girls 3rother-in-law,
was called to testify as 80 her age,
but he was unable TO do so of his
own knowledge. The girls mother, he
said. would be here tomorrow and she
could tell the girls age exactly" The
court. how eyer. did not deem con-
tinuanee necessary.
The maximum penalty would have
been a fina of $500 or one year in
3sstk bot fs; he, s3sssr stiof,' Sif tffe
court. During the court hearing no
attack whatever was made on the
girls character. II was ssumed that
her life had been what 1t should have
been until she met Burton.
The gtrl told the Juvenile authori-
tteo that Burton w9s tho only man
11lnf - esen teen fn1iulete WITH ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30
Virginia Deaths
Thomas Chamberlin Amory, sr.

iM0"aS SNaMbEEhH hnUfts Shs
Grafton, Va. March 2s.--Mr. Thomas
Chamberlin Amory. sr.. one Of the old
est and best-known citizens and Con-
| tederate veterans of Grafton. York
County, died Tuesday. March Is. 1915.
at gao O'Clock p NJ. at the homo
of his son, Robert +. Amory. at Graf
ton. York County He had not been
we'll for some time. but on February
IS he WAS stricken with paralysis,
which eventually caused his death.
The deceased was the last member
OF an old and honored English family.
his great grandfather having emigrated
from London. He was born in Giouces-
ter County on the 2+th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1894. and was the son OF
Thomas Chamberlin Amory, who was
prominent lawyer OF that place, and
his Wife who. before marriage, was
Miss Isabella kelsic withers, of Rich
mond County.
After the death of his father. who
died while arguing a case in the 0fou-
cester County Courthouse. his mother
came to this county when the deceased
was about twelve years OF age. Since
he has made York County his home.
On February II. 1856. he married
Miss Roberta s. King. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Austin King. and a clos4
relative of the late Or. John r. Ktng,
OF this county. His wife preceded him
to the grave about seventeen years ago.
In the war of 1851. he was among
the frat to volunteer In the York
Rangers. under the late Captain Will
liam J. Stores He served through the
war In the Thirty second Virgins
Regiment. After the he WAS
elected to several county Offices. which
he filed with credit
IS ~
Red Cloud Tribe of Red Men OF Poauo.
son. but through "A Misunderstanding
they did not receive notice In time to
attend his funeral.
The deceased is survived by two sons
and four daughters. as follows: r. r.
Amory. OF Grafton, with whom he made
his home; T. r. Amory. of Middiesex
County. Mrs. r. f. Watson, of New
port News: Mrs. Merritt Moore. OF
Mathews County; Mrs. J. B. Tennis, OF
near Hampton. and Miss Ida l. Amory.
of Grafton, all OF whom were with him
when the end came,
Rev A. ]. Renforth conducted the
funeral services from the Grafton
Christian Church. OF which the de-
ceased was member.
Mr. r. A. white. impressively per-
formed the burial rights. in the absence
OF the members OF his tribe.
The active pallbearers were. McssrA
20. r Curtis. Frank Elliott, Lester Fox-
well. Joe Moore Oswald Moore and J.
Elmer White members of the Della
ware Tribe OF Red Men.
Honorary pallbearers were: Messrs.
r. r. HudEins. Conway 8. Shield and
DR.. s. q. Cook, of Yorktown; George
II. Smith. of smithvilie; John Sparrow.
of Seaford n. F. Hunt. OF Dare, ana
u, e. Crockett and W. T. Wainwright,
OF Grafton.
The internlent was made in the Graf
ton Churchyard by the side of HE
wife. The deceased was In his eighty.
first year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30

Wheeling. W. Va. March 29.--The
City of Wheeling has saved 2S.5ss
meals in the last six months because
OF prohibition. That many fewer
meals have been. served at. the city
workhouse during the dr." regime.
In the six months ended February
rs. all dry" months. 1900 meals
were served workhouse prisoners In
the six months ended February %.
1914. all wet montha, 1s,46o meals
were served In tho nix .d1v" 1n0aths
sos prisonsrs wsy. Ieeeiye4 s1lle r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30
John III. Burton.

John II. Burton. eighty-three years
old. who was a gallant Confederate
soldier In the War Between the
States. lied yesterday morning at
o'clock In the home of his son. Jo-
siah II. Burton. 3320 East Broad
Street.
The funeral will take place this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from Broa
dus Memorial Church. The burial
will be in Hollywood.
Mr.. Burton was born in Chester
field County August 2, 1892. being
the son OF Josiah II. and Mrs. Jul
dith tGregory) Burton. He married
Miss Emily Fort. of Chesterfield
County. In 1853. In recent years he
had lived with his daughter Mrs.
Richelieu Hatcher. of Chester
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30
Returning This Week
to Residence Here
YOUNGER SET TO Ri NUCtH IN
TEETAINED DURING HOId-
DANS-O1HER AETNIKS
or INTEREST


Congressman and Mrs. Andrew
JACKSON Montague who are nov chc
guests Of Mr a..d Mrs George g. EiCh-
ardson IN Luthervaiy Nd, viii return
to the city an " ednesdAy. ard Will
occupy their residence ON Grove Ave
uuo durine the spring season.
Misses Gay ant lane, Montague
have already arrived IN lac city. ard
are now tn guess Of Mrs W n I-itz-
yera.d. li0s Grove Avenue.
Affairs fo~ Younger set
The younger boys and girls who are
AT home from the various 1heois for
the Easter vacatioa viii some in for a
large part q th, entertaining during
aster week
enc very attractive affair. which
will Ne given fof Miss KITTY .ghce.
Will be a dance AT the Rertnita5e colt
lGab which VIII take pace on Tues
day Ar & and an the Younger
&c, ALL be Included IN the invita-
,icrs
Misses label and Elizabeth Scott.
the Young daughter " MIR and Mrs.
FREDERICK william scott. of a0e Yves,
Frarnitn street. have issued invita-
lions for a house dance. Wednesday
Aprt 7 AT $40. osclock The Misses
Scott have also sent out cords for
an informal .ea which they are civ
inr at taeir residence on Safurday
afternoon. April 10. az s O'clock.
as.es A &c and Marion Meredit h
Will entertain at their home on Part
Aveu. on THURSDAY afternoon a; a
tea In -otsor Of " 81 EuRenfa Fairfax
ct Loudon County
Me- N.tglata Jones, II iI25 Veg
Frank Street wi be aostess u al
infor'aa hlust dance the same even
ms. and another attractive dance W
b, gs,n D. Miss Jaao Strudwtrx to.
the school b.. aa4 girls IN town,
her home. s2z Park Avenue.
A, the Art Club.
Frau Or Kerry. Of Vienna. vii
giye ar Illustrated taik a, the ART
Glno OF Richmond. this afternoon
At $50 O'Clock The subject II nct
discourx. will be The. Wacha =" q
part Of the Danube country iptarez..
Ing through romance. ar, and IN.
beauties ~ nature. All OF Fra, kaI.
rvs fr,snos and en- rrta.,aa ~,
club members are corataiI, f,.,sth4
10 attend the lecture and tea u.,tr
be served as usual Nc ~, ~
nry psUrh,nan ,st,, ra S.n 80 80
the Afternoon and VII introduce r~,,
Kerry.
Visiting In aI,se.v.msrtc
Mrs Charles ranr ~ NJ VII,
who has been snendtry .nvarn, aa',.
"a Inc rl,y has oa,. ., 80 -.
,dape IN kiha~n,ar1a tor u ~, ,
SnT yaa asrnr,ra-1aa -, R'ste
pr,ekrohrorgh pt, - -" 80
aursny hcr snto,,r v,ts te' SUES
a, ~, -.
- '' """lai s'up
- ~ fat'FF WIS me subject OF one oi
H'osi ma ming lectures OF th'
a. lhe oman Club, wheel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30
PEYTON FOR HOUSE.
Former v mbcr from Stafford Wants
to lsynt. Back.

Fredericksburg. Va, March 29.--ft
is reported on good authority that
Whit u. Peyton, of Stafford. Will be
a candidate for the House of Dele
gates from Stafford and King George
at the fall election.
Mr. Peyton represented these coun-
ties several years ago and would have
been "a candidate last time but with
drew from the race on account OF
business engagement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30
Nfr~. Mary MaIlan.

LynchburK, Va, March 2s--Mrs.
Mary Mallan. aged eighty-four years,
widow of William Nowl.n. died here
Saturday. She was a native OF Ireland.
but had lived here seventy years, She
was the mother OF nine children. sew
en- of whom survive her. together with
twenty five grandchildren. The chill
dren are DIR. Thomas F. Mallan Of
Washington; Miss Mary f. Nowlin,
william II. Mallan, T.. NJ Mallan, Jo-
seph Mallan, Mrs. Charles Casey and
Miss Catherine Mallan, OF Lynchburg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30

West hampton. Those Interested are
Cprdla lily invited TO be present
Tho Onaw&y Circle Of the Highland
Park Methodist Church Is givius q
parcel post party nj the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. :. Burlington, l0i Boulc-
ward Avenue, tonight at o'clock.
There win be . program Of music and
Rotations. and refreshments will te
served and the public is cordially in
.vited
Box Party for Guests.
Miss Ellie Davis was hostess Friday
II .ght AT delightful box party at tha
Olympic Theatcr. In Newport News,
for the performance OF \ Suffragette
Mock Trial gwen by the Orig Club,
complimentary To the girls from West
hampton College. who are spending
their vacation In that city. Mrs. B.
X. Gary and Mrs. r. VI. Lett chap
eroned the party and the guests in
Guided Misses Eliza beth Gaines. Kath-
arine Love and Elizabeth Love. all
~ Richmond So rah Thomas, OF Ken
lucky. Eliza beth waddeli. of DAN
vile: Annelyse Bsrksda,e- Of Georgia.
MARY De;vet. Dorothy Gray and Mary
Lett. OF Newport News
hlbile Glass mt y. vi. G. a.
Tho class In Modern Disciplcship,"
taught by II SIS Katherine n. Halves.
VIII meet at the central building OF the
Young WON ms Christian Association
thls evening promptly at eight o'clock.
The c,ass has been of the deepest
interest and attendance upon Il has
increased steadily. The subject this
week Is, Preparation for Service p"
This Is the fourth lesson and after
today reg strat!on for the class will be
closed, Any one wishing to attend the
class and who has not yet done so
is cord ally invited to be present this
evening.
Cups Awarded.
The indoor golf teas at the Jeffer-
son. which have been such popular
rendezvous for society during Lent,
closed on Friday afternoon. These af-
fairs were given under the auspices of
those interested in the open-air schools
In Richmond, and some of the most
prominent society girls served tea each
afternoon
The silver cup offered by Mrs. Gar
rctt b Wall to the lady making the
highest golf score for the entire sea :
son was won by Mrs. Horace S. Halves,
Jr.. and the play for the possession
of the other cup. which was offered by
The committee. resulted in tic between
Mr.. Joseph Taylor, of this city, and
Mr. ]. W. Dlckerson. OF Scarsdale y.
! - VINO was n guest NJ the JtHeFspn
for several days
Personals.
Mrs. John T. Mcclure la the guest OF
Mrs, L. M Page at the University OF
Virginia
Mir and Mrs. Charles Talbot are
spending some time as the guests OF
Mr. ard Mrs. Ellis Talbot at the Chos-
terhcld
Miss Jane Rutherford is leaving this
week to he the guest Of friends In
Danyiile
/ Miss Mary Gusts Lee has returned to
her home In stafford after spendlng
several months with friends In Wash.
inRton.
! Mr.. Michael Traylor will arrive from
Princeton this week to spend the Easter
holidays with relatives here.
Miss Fanny Braxton Miller has re-
turned to her residence. AZ West
Franklin street, after spending several
weeks with friends in North Carolina
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30
Dark Loose Lear Market Active.

Lynchburg. March 2g.-The sales
Of da-k loose leaf tobacco here dur
ing the past week aggregated only
$4,000 pounds. but the market was
active and the prices Arm and
strong. This brings the sales for
the season up to li,61s,000 pounds.
The light sa es indicate that the crop
Is about Ill sold.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30
C9urCi, Affairs,

The philathea Glass of The Han
over-Avenue Christian Church will
and Company" tonight at $50 o'clock
Al the Colonial Place Church. stop Is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30
Nr.. EniIx c. psrkf~s.

Petersburg. Va. March 2p.--Ths fu-
moral of Mrs. Emily c. Perkins. wife OF
Mr. T.. l. Perkins. of Dinwtddis County.
who died about o'clock Thursday
morning at her home near Reams. was
held Saturday at . o'clock at Oak Grove
NJ. e. Church,
The impressive services were con-
Quoted by Rev j. L. Phaup. and her re-
mains were tenderly laid to rest In Oak
Grove Cemetery. Her grandsons. e. A.,
~. p, J. II. and J. T. wyatt. and Edo
ward and Willie Perkins, acted as pail
bearers. There was q large gathering
of friends and many beautiful floral
tributes. which showed the high e.
TEEN in which the deceased was held.
Mrs Perkins had been an invaltd
from rheumatism for many years, and
always bore her suffering with Chria-
tian resignation. She had been an &C.
tive and consistent Christian from
early girlhood. and will be greatly
missed by a large circle Of friends. she
Ia survived by her husband. nine chill.
drsn, and many grandchildren.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30

Roanoke-Samuel D. Carr Of Roa-
noke, and n. and w. fireman, sustained
Il fractured skull at 4 O'Clock Saturday
afternoon. while helping shift cars
on side track at Basic City. He
was brought to Roanoke on a special
train, arriving here at 1855 o'clock
last night and taken to the Lewis Gale
Hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30

Lynchburg,-A number OF Balti-
more individuals and firms are named
as creditors IN a voluntary petition In
bankruptcy fled In the Federal Court
here b. Samuel Miller and Charles
MargoNs doing business as Miller e.
Margolis 1t Pocahontas. Va. The Arm
conducted a general merchandising
store. The liabilities are scheduled
at SIS. 053l4 and the assets, includ-
ing $4,000 in stock and 81 400 In an
unexpired lease, aggregate sl0.477. 50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30
Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens Choke.


Hampton, Va, March 29.---MrA Ell.
zabeth Stephens Cooke. widow OF the
late Rev. William Henry Cooke, Of
New York city. whose home was In
East Queen Street, died In Louisville,
KY, at an early hour Saturday morn
ing. Mrs. Cooke had been In Louis
Vile visiting her son. ]. L. 8. Cooke,
and = telegram from him today
brought the news OF her death. Mrs.
Cooke was sixty seven years old and
was the daughter Of tho late Benja-
min Stephena. Of New York. She had
for many years lived in Virginia, max.
ing her home in Staunton, Newport
News and at Hampton. For seven
years she had resided hero and made
many friends.
Mrs Cooke Is survived by two sons
and two daughters. Mrs. A. F. Morri.
sette. Of New Mexico: william l.
Cooke, Of Newport News: Mrs Charles
Keene. OF Washington. and John l. q.
Cooke, Of Louisville.
The remains were brought to Hamp.
ton Sunday evening and the funeral
services were held from st. Johns
Episcopal Church this afternoon q
1880 o'clock. The body was thsn
taken to New York for burial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30

Onancock. Va.--Mr. Huske, who will
be ordained in May at the Union Theo-
logical Seminary, Richmond, has ac-
cepted call to the Accomac and On
ancock Presbyterian Churches.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30
Benefii Concert,

A beneft concert Will be given FOR
Si1ner Sarrel SIKH In the JefYer.
sor auditorium. on April G. at &: SO
o.clctk. Much interest rs been shown
in this young vtolinist. who will give
4 program assisted by Miss Agnes
May, soprano Mr. Joseph +. White.
more tenor and MIR Shepard Webb
accompanies,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30
VIRGINIA NEWS IN BRIEF

Woodstock, Na.--State's Attorney
Phil'p Williams has sent the neces-
sary papers to Governor stuart re-
quostinE the requisition from Mary
land of J. Franklin Reddish alias ].
Franklin plppish, alias. J. D. Grove,
Jr.. on the charge OF forgery. Red
dish represented Himself here a. the
son - J. ID, Groves. of Baltimore. and
passed several checks that have since
been declared forger!es. He also col
lected several bills due from mer-
chants to the firm of J. d. Grove &
Co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30

Lynchburg, Ea.-Considerahl ex
element was caused at the Virgin;
Christian College Saturday by a cam
pas fire, which caught in the rear o
the administration building, and wa
kept away from the structure only b,
the hard work Of the students. On,
OF the students was burned about tn,
hands,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30

WIZ FNNh, MISS FeCk. MIsN HOW
man. Miss Nancy Darlington, Miss
WelsiEer. Mr.. August Schaefer. Mr.
oe land Hammer. Mr.. Hopkins Casey
Or and Mrs, ]. W Walters were
among the guests at this charming
Affair
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30

Tom Coles. the Mecklenburs crimi-
nal. operated on less than 4 week ago
at the Petersburg Hospital. ID rapidly
recovering and 10 expected to be re-
moved TO the hospital ward. In the
City jail tomorrow.
Little Dey Dies.
Thomas c., Jr., the thrse-yeaF-old
son Of Mr.. Thomas G. and Mrs. Bessie
Stephenson McCann. died this morning
~ the home ef the parents q Dts.
eutanla- s1no tna6su4 I'm ~ 1en1pGoo1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30

Robert Gillian. ST.. trustee, sold a
public auction at City Point Saturda,
n parcel of land less than one acr
for $500. Mr.. Joseph Burroughs. o
this, city became the purchaser. Tn
property was formerly owned by tn
late Alfrad LANAI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-30

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has been engaged for the past
several days In laying new conduit
along East Tabb street for their wires.
which will be removed from the over
head poles. 1t In expected that the
company will soon complete the re-
movai OF all their poles except those
as are absolutely necessary. which will
add h great deal to the appearance OF
the business section Of the city.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-23
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Whereas, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Dictator of the world to remove from
this earthly life to the realms of life
everlasting, the mother of our esteem
ed brother, Oluf Norgaard, therefore,
Be it Resolved, That we, the men,
bers of Valley City Lodge No. 1172,
Loyal Order of Moose, hereby extend
to our bereaved brother and members
of his family, our sincere sympathy in
this the hour of their heavy affliction,
and
Be it Further Resolved, That a copy
of these resolutions be spread on the
minutes of our lodge, a copy be pub
lished and copy be sent to Brother
Norgaard.
Respectfully submitted,
w. J. BROWN,
o. S. MASON,
GEO. MORRISSEY.
Committee.