davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
@Ouueruenr II. staats. sdatmeiaer
BOupernear MorebeaS reiFt ben
Staatsidlabmeiiter prOentlid
bernnter.

2incoIn, ST. Sept. - @ouoernerr
Miorebeoo fat einer gebaruiiften
artifel gegen 5tauts. 5f1tneiiter
SAL erlaiien, IN rueld]em ct Sieiefrr
portpirft, it'd 6urd getuiiie Srons
oftionen nit Itontltdlen @eloern ufl0
6nrd ieinen GiufIltB aif Die 8anfen
eiflen biibidsi gtebenber0ieult per
ifofft at bnbeu nito ~9leid5eiti9 no-
ourG cine politiide Rai6ine auf.
5ubanen.
getreff8 Der @eieerult1 6oG'
4.nmeiIungen ser GobruugsmitteI
aommifIion 81 bonorieren, erflGrt
Der @ouperneur, ote AngeIegenbeit
Dem Itaotlifen 9bereerift ubermei.
fen al fuoIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
Seiterreidl.Iln @erein.

Ger 0elterreid llngorn 8ereit
feiert nd6iten Spnntog gto6mittag
iein %. Stiftungsfat. Dos Set
fomite bot eir ihoues 8rogramm
.entporfen uno eriportet cine 5nbl.
reide getbeilignng ieitens Der Mit.
glieoer unO 0eren 5reunoe. Ser
Cclterreid llngorn @ercin 3d9lt 3l
ilnieren itorfen Oeiltid)en @ereinen
unO ieite Gernnitoltlingeit %erfrelen
lid itets 0es regiteu 8eiudes. Qas
oiesjdbrige 6tiftungsfeit iollte feline
ausnabme biloen nno Der0ient es
ben itarflten 8eiltd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08

If ief it Aahfsu btirbmAt
teaaefs t0anm teol tinf
ildhitihc Nuitituitmo in meittf ie.
.bee NlNr itgN HNhftfnigu BIZ
Emalm Vehi8mlW iNt bei Nieuit
im itd6llitdt EHuriefat fiF
Sdnl tgip erilgbmasmeieu Nog
tilonuaeH trhalic8 miro nadHten
Soniner pitmthrn Mdi Dtiialiehcr
bc9 Shulraias itimniru fit Hb.
ihafiuna Der sdItiIe tmo MIR bret
boaeaet ndmtid Softer. Wintams
mo Noloptdincr gle @ritHbe fit
0cn Neidltub mnroc anaeaebeu, 0aB
0te diiic nidlt Hur eirr iinanltelle
Nir0e fir Die Sioot III. ion0ern ooii
Die tn ben itaatlidlcn gtoriunIidpilen
Ausgehiloeten better o~orbereitet iino'
ais bic Sdpiler oieier itaOti ld)en lin.
terridliSnnitoIt
9ont 9eridlt oeS Snperiutcnoeu.
ten Broii bctroli sic 3obI Der Sdii.
ler umO Sdiilerinten pon @roB.
Gmaba 22,923. Die Gentral. odl.
idrule lot t,732 Sdiler gepeu
1870 I'M Goriobre, ole Snnoels.
SodidaIe 637 Geaen 57t IN 1914.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
8eLaiens 0nite 6eidlpGen.

GinfirteiL 6ronfreih. s. Sept.
~ Gun britiides @eidipnoer bat ole
game belGii6e Strife bis nod 0itenO
.biHauf beidoiiea. (9Iebnlide Der.
Jude haben Die englGnoer 6ereits
friIber geulaht, limo BON ben 6eut-
idleu Grandchildren nber itds in
Die 6ludt getriebeit moroen; nno
gar3 genau 10 miro lie iililsiss 9e.
idieBung uerlanFen ieinl}
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
9entidles sand6uut aeritSrt?

BerllfL S. Sept, ilber Xon0on. =
Sic oeltIde aOmirnlit1t gibt be-
fount: Gin 9erift BON einem unie-
rer 5onhboote beiogt, 6aB ooSielbe
ouf bo9er See NIT Dem 8oidboot
,u-27~ 5uinmmeltrat nadoent
oieleS einen fleinen britiiden areu.
8er often 9ppS neitli6 BON ben
@ebrioeninleln (unfpeit Der aiiite
S4ottlonDs) gum Sinfen gebraht
b1tte. .n-274 lit ieitOem nid)t
5uriidgefebrt ur0 mlB al8 perIorelt
anqeieben mer0en.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08

6it N4HHilfhgf bFa ffHli eH
mtaets hit Mah lM ai9Ne htn
tiflit ODD tit aUt 1Nli
btif Nf'ili Alet iuh. Hgfa1N hsl
Wll6i bieltll8u aml ha lu iifsl
loa %atlfdfHlllh Atf tfatlmah afa
W%tfiammlHnN hts fetflHe abiaaf
bA aamil flnhWtnaHa atHadl
luu6gu iuHH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
9entide 6lieser M gnglanO's Dit.
fiilIc.

2onoon, s. SEPT. @eitern
abeno mur0e Die engIii6e Oittiiite
bon oeutihen 5Iiegeru beinlgeiudt.
Ser Diesbe5iiglide engliide 8eridt
Iottef: v8ieOerum bnben feinoltde
6lieger Die 0ittilite englonos be.
idoiien. G5 lit befonnt, Dab Der-
idieoentlidl 8ranoe eu%titanoen mo
bob aud meDrerc Berionen umge.
fomlncn limo, oo6 iiuO @tn8elbeiteu
nod nidt erbaltlid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
9apit idifte feine gOtidaft.

&om. iiber 9oris, s. Sept. -
Sic 9eitrng @iornale O'Stalia mel.
oct: @ir itno ourd amtlide Snfor-
mationen in Stono geiebt porOeu.
Die @rfl1rung ab5ugeben 6aB Der
9aplt ol 9r1iioent 8ilion fein
@anoi6reiben fetne 5rieOensbot.
idoft, ia nidt einmol 0oS Original
ops an Die SGupter Der triegfilbren-
Den MGdlte geri6teten Sirtenbriefes
gelfidt bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
WINS ptuuAm NsrtIHtn


tAe We aMf sHte
ttfs sH sdlsFa HW
s hgif mAliglA telna WNA eva
aisN ffiahgB fA Hh hH liti
mf siHfaH bff ff
iHat we mHfaf l5i#lalleW aW
mialaa tgR i@ &felah ilntn
tlnlsf liNHdt afHa ~ ffin
Wm H41aigH Hla8s sH l8.
ttM st i#t llaf Va
Ffeht bga tsHl filH 0bagsl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
Galter glibfdlaa.

esn oos 9o1ts bon $. Rolenbarm,
1916 Mnrtba CTR. iflitq gienItag
9todf rp16ren0 0es @elpttters Der
glie eth ml0 3ertrilmmertc Ben
5dlnrmteiu, ohne onoermeitigert
SAaoen an5uritten uuBer DAB Die
5elepAonlcitlng oeritidltet muroe.
Sic MitglieOer Der sSanlilie Aoieft-
baum blieben uuperlest.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08

SiucoIn. 6ormer BON % Der.
idieoenen Stnaten trafen ON Diem
flag sur Understanding Der 60
Operative Union Der 6armer bier
ein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
SSonleS glaf bon ct.

a3uIIIe9 NlUI VVIt u. ~VHE9l
tDelter ous @ebdlloe fiir Die relle
@etreioeborie erridtet bot, bat ben
BON linn ongtitelItcn Wtnilrern Die
berIongte 9obaerHolplnq bemiGigt.
9ieie BADEN Die arbeit ioiort pieoer
auigGlommeu. guh Der aoHtraf.
Tor Sarrp COOPER gepGbrte ieinell
Sclitel Den 2o6nAfihloa SIN lie
lriseli IeOOd 4olt DER Strcit al.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
9anmlupIe aIE arieasfpnterbnnbe.

Barts, s. Sept. - @iner Gepes
idle ans Nom an Die Sabas 0cps
9lgeilcp 3ltfolge bat Die itolieniidlc
'Rc1icrunq @ofHnnallc aui Die gitc
ocr arieg2tolierboHoc geiegt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
2entldler @ittuer-etaen Seirn

SenfidJcr NlfflUer-eigen 9eil1t mo
erpadiene ainoer, piini6t Be-
fonntl6aft elmer dlteren oeutider
8ittfpe, oie III GbnIiden 8erbGltnii-
len lit, 3peds @eirotb. @odfragen
erbeten unter g. 100, omaha Fri.
.bine. Cd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
aauIas Gitb getreiSe6eridt.

@eliefert bon Ser 6irma 2ogoll
& 8rDan, 92itgLieOer oIler Sol1pt.
borien, 315 Sii0 t6. Ctr, Omaha.
&anios gitp, s.. Sept. 1916.
.@orter 8ei8en-
9er. 9. 106-109
gtr. 3. 100-106
SIR. 4. 91-100
@emiidter barter 8ei5en 102
Hotber 8ei5en-
Scr. 2. 111-tt3
ger. 3. 106-t08
Scr. A. 1874
@emiiftes aorn-
9tr. 3. 691@-70
Scr. 3. 6S12
@elbes aorn-
gar. 9. 73-7315
Scr. 3. 7212-73
8eiBes aorn-
gSr. 2. 70-70K
gtr. 3. 69E-70
@emiIdter Sofer-
ger. 2. 1876
ger. 8. 321@-33
@eiBer Safer
Gr. ,. 361@-37
9tr. 3. 35A 36
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08

tal uaifH &Yw 1000
Ha8s Sizes m Hga
Amtias 4afeaf AW Niafil
fHf sfffl8 H ~
tgf Nffi8
Aalt iaf8sf asW Mafll
afslm . iN FfsHtef
nlf Ffes8 a
.ff FfH Aml
HsF Nfffll 7f
tNfi Maliaf thtt sihn
iaat ae tl6
fi8gt 8afltHm AL m fn1
1lassf. Nls pa et q H8
glaii QdMH8f fW
Nhl,sas Hatfitu AL
Niatplfa 8uiubt gi,ug0 math.
49, WfeftuN
dttilnaf $40 1856
Settlers &g a0.
tiifge &n as
ettalgr lttls. Hfmetlallgfi
Wgfmes $40 9H
3 diufinf Bnmhr 10000 @'nfli
.ldt bis B hehef
rufhifHiliapreie $3.50 TTu.
N6dlifr NffiA 81. ih.
gaait Buinaf $4,000 Miotii igil
NaaAipt Nrel6 ss tb.
l,ntihes ST. So.
liciieru 0ammrr 81 30.
Wpn .Qnmmer SIT 40.
Colorado Qdmmer sii 80.
Hrlhl .gdmmirr Sg.H5.
Nbabo g0nmer $1,000
&babo WluiicrIhaIe S57
aanlas Giin Nariittriai.
Minbbisb 8ufubr 5000. Wlortt
bette felt. nn0erc Ionaiant.
Sdhrliuge $9.T5.
qiibe mo Seifers, Mortt, bette felt
an0cr InnaInm.
5todcrs, Nlarft tb-25 nieoriner.
6eeoers Morft utre9cImaBig.
aGIber, Murft feii.
2 dwcine-3ufnbr 1900. Wtartt
lett 10 nieoriper.
9urdidnittspreis S6.70-7.75.
Sot5ter 9reis $7.S5.
Sdnfe-3uiubr 10000. Nortt
longiom bis ihnuah.
2dmmer, b0diter &reis $3.50.
Ct. SDieph RarttberiGt.
Misunderstanding 1000. Wsarft
felt, 10 nieoriger.
S1brlinge 1913.
Sdmsine-3ufubr $500. Mnrft
bette ieIt. onoere 10 nie0riger.
Durhidnittspreis $6.85-7.70.
Soddter 8reis $7.75.
Sdafe-3ufubr 5000. @tarft feit
bis l9pot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08

afgi a#st Mlft NJ Hstss8 mif Rstl fsifff NHa
i wse Na4 lFanH aes as islssf aHfi
SSH f4eflfft 81 ifaift ststaf fdi
MgfaA faHNasN tfNM y 8HN awis3
tsstir 3ttft p8fH FHtaHatf fst H8tsi
hHfa aAa ds4 @ffs 3ft ttlsffi Ff9fHsH 81
t y AZ str Ntts Mtsla CIV 3He#
taaha 4 tiHif AsAi Is i8m eH stsff
N8Nta tHs ksfN Haat Heh wssAfH iMtlaas isN
q sitt e slfH 1ftitffa Hitfaf II ~ ~
4sfts shsf Mffit HrM g EaHlst 9si asfafH.
6Hitskt AH 6 Hafs sttiaaii VIE at ts tfaf eas
Hfselaniihl f~A4iatAfe yea tAilatn 4 MfHenefa
HaM anisiH aaatst maa ft mata flisaaaa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
jungsn Mannsrn gaI8ht
WITd, VOrWdTts zu k0mmSn
Y. M. {. A.
ABENDSCHULE
beginitt
80 Q9ohen

@Outas. Den 10. september 1915.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
Gmaba 8etreiOcmarft.

Snoba, z. Sept. 1915.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06

l.. o. Carter, one of the prominent
turner's in the Willow Bend district
was in the city the fore part of the
week on business.
]. w. Weisner of Helena passed
through the city Thursday on his way
tc Oswego where he has accepted a
position on a ranch.
L. E. Jobst of Malta, came down
Friday evening and played third for
Glasgow in the series with Havre.
His hitting was a feature of both
games, and he bears the distinction of
being the only ball player hitting the
ball over the fence for a home run
this season.
The majority of the horses that
were being kept in the stock yards
east of town were inspected by a par
ty of buyers for foreign governments
Saturday and Sunday and shipped to
the coast. A representative of the
French Government will be here to
purchase horses on August 18th and
18th.
A ball game between the Married
ard Single Men is scheduled for next
Sunday, August 9Th. The teams will
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06
Local BTeDitieS

Lewis Penwell of Helena, was in
the city several days this week on
business.
Fred Amundson left for Duluth
Tuesday, called there by the death
of his sister.
H. T. Ratchford of H~insdale, was
a business visitor in the city the fore
part of the week.
John Lundquist of Bainville was a
business visitor in the city the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. Leo Schaffer returned Friday
from Minot where she visited friends
the last two weeks.
C.. P. Motz of Chinook came down
Sunday morning and helped the Glas-
gov team trim Havre.
A. B. Tanner of Culbertson was in
the city the fore part of the week
renewing acquainatnces.
H. B. Elliott of Havre was in the
city over Sunday and was an ardent
rooter at the ball games.
Attorney Howard M. Lewis of Plen-
tywood was in the city on Tuesday
looking after legal matters.
George Campbell of Malta was in
the city Sunday and saw the game
between Glasgow and Havre.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06
NeUS in
0ndAb0uk
TOWn

j. M. Doyle, Division S%uperinten-
dent of the Great Northern was in
the city m official business Friday.
Mrs. ]. C. Sierts was called to
Grand Rapids, Wis.,, this week by the
Gee III of her father, MI. Ed Mahoney
Frank H. Meyer of Havre came
down Sunday morning and saw the
pride of the "Gas" city go down to
defeat.
Mrs. H. D. Palmer and children re-
turned Sunday evening from Spokane
where they have been visiting the
past month.
R. S. Mcclellan returned Monday
morning from his old home in Still
water, Minnesota where he visited
for two weeks.
The Misses Pauline and Elizabeth
Jefferson left Wednesday evening for
Hope, N. D., where they will visit
for a few weeks.
Mrs. H. J. Alden and children and
Mrs. Rudolph Envy returned Saturday
from Kalispell where they had been
| visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hurry are the
proud parents of a son, born Monday
morning. Another ball player fc.
Glasgow team o. 1885.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06

be we'll matched and there has been
a great deal of discussion as to the
outcome. The battery for the Hen
Pecks will probably be Hooking and
Hurry and for the Bachelors, "Fink"
Fischl and Art Kelly.
C. C. Johnson, Vice President of
the Johnson Farm Loan Co., has been
at Malta and Chinook this week in
connection with the transcribing of
the records for Phillips county. A
large force of typists will soon be
put on here and at Chinook. The
printed forms used in the TRANSCRIPT
ing work were done by the Courier.
w. A. Benson left Monday night
for his home in Minneapolis to spend
the winter months. Benson was the
star twirler for the Glasgow team
this season and won ten of the fifteen
games which he pitched. In the
Havre game Sunday afternoon he was
working in his true form and only
five hits could the Havre team get off
him. Benny made many friends while
he was among US and it is hoped that
he will be a member of Glasgow's
| 1916 team.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-26
CAMP AT JAMESTOWN.
Young People Enjoy Outing on His
tOric Ground.

OuhE hSoBt E~hJoy OuthuS Ohh AAA'~
tOric Ground.
Roxbury, Va, Aug. 26.--An annual
camping party has just returned from
jamestown Island. where camp life
was enjoyed for the past ten days on
a site full Of historical association.
The government grounds were open
at all times to the visitors and many
pictures were taken Of points of in
terest. Bathing, boating, fishing and
dancing were INDUCED in and many
visitors were received at camp from
williamsburg and vicinity. Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Ayers. of Neck 20 Land.
chaperoned the party.
The guests included Misses Gussye
Tunstall, Ruth Milton. Annie Camp
bell, Mabel Geisinger. Edith Hatke
and. Jessie Sexton, OF Richmond; Lula
Tunstali and Kendall Lipscomb. OF
Tunstall; Leila Divine, Of Neck-o'-
Land. Matte Nance, OF Roxbury;
Mrs George Lightly. of Richmond.
and Mrs r. L. Warmer, of Chula.
Va; Drs. H. A. Bullock, OF Rich
mond, and @. r. Nance, of Roxbury:
Messrs w. p Bourne. of Richmond:
]. r. Tunstail, of Tunstall: Day Cutler.
OF Norge. G. G.. Avery, Harry Mellon
and william ]. Boyd. OF Charles city
County; II. r Durvin and r, l. Puck
EFT. OF South Richmond AMI wizard
Gilley, Of. Neck-o' Land.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-26
APPOMATTOy VILLAGE
FALLS into DECAY

Lynchburg, Va, Aug. 25.-The viii
lage OF Appomattox, where Lee sur
rendered fifty years ago, has fallen
into ruins and is gradually disappear
ing. Three houses have survived IRE,
storm and neglect, but even these are
warped and sagging, and the promise
is that they will soon rot and That
weeks. followed BY scrub pine, will
overrun the site. Two of these houses
have long been abandoned. The third
Is occupied by the large family of a
small farmer, stranger in that part
of Virginia, and probably unfamiliar
with the memories that cluster ah1It
the tragic ground.
At the time OF the surrender me
village was the seat of Appomauox
County II was then. after four years
Of war. a ramshackle crossroad DIS ham
let, a cluster of dwellings. mostly II
wood, some lawyers and doctors Of
fices, a tavern. smithy. hiring sta
BILE and a store or two leaned arounI
the sleepy courthouse square.
The court building was burned down
twenty years ago, and today the desc
late courthouse square is cumhei ed
with ashes, charred plaster, shattered
bricks and bits of heated strote
giafs.
In a particularly dark patch of a
comes upon the North Carolina mon
ument The inscription follows:
AT this place the North Carolina
Brigade Of Brigadier- General ". b.
Cox, of Crimes Division. fred the
last volley. April 3. 1865.
"Major-General Bryan Grim.s. o.
North Carolina, planned the last bat
tie fought by the army of Northern
Virginia and commanded the infsa-
try engaged therein, the create: part
of whom were North Carolinians.
This stone is erected by the au-
thority of the General Assembly OF
North Carolina in grateful and per-
petual memory OF the valor, endur-
ance and patriotism of her sons. VINO
followed with mistaken fidelity tho
fortunes OF the Confederacy n this
closing scene. faithful to the end.
Erected April Q, 1905.
North Carolina Appomattox Dr.
vision, II. A. London. chairman; f. j.
Folt w T. Jenkins. Cyrus s. Wat
son. A. d. McGin."
On the opposite side of the monu-
ment is this inscription:
North Carolina-First at Bethel
Fartherest to the front at Gettysburg
and Chicakamauga Last at Appa-
mattox."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-26
SUFFOLK MAYOR HANDS
OUT STIFF FINES

Suffolk, Va Aug. 2E.--Mayor Hol-
laday came down on violators OF the
Byrd liquor law in Suffolk. imposing
heavy fines on two of them, James
Mason and Walter King, each or
whom was found guilty of doing a
land office business In disposing OF
the forbidden goods In half-pint
quantities. were fned S53.o5 apiece.
and were placed under a 500 good
behavior bond each for the period OF
twelve months James Britton. white.
was found guilty of several charges
On the charge of cruelty to animals
he got fine of 1895. He is alleged
to have driven horse. hired from
local liveryman. almost to death, and
to have beaten the horse unmercifully
ON the charge OF fradulently obtain
ing the horse he was found guilty and
fined S2305 For contempt OF court
Britton was given fifteen days in jail.
Britton, in default of payment OF his
fines, went to jail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-26
NORFOLK WOMAN FACES
CHARGE OF ABDUCTION

Norfolk, Aug. 25.-Charsed with
the abduction of Annie Smith. the
fourteen-year-old daughter of Fred
Smith. 72l Roswell Avenue, Miss lAl-
liam Williams 1914 Brambleton Ave-
nue., was arrested by Officer W. >
White. The alleged abduction &C.
CURED on July %.
Miss williams stated that the Smith
girl. who was friend of hers came
to her home ON July IS ana stayed
with her for three days. She said
that Ihe child came OF her own free
will and that she did not know the
girls parents were objecting to her
doing SO. Miss Williams lives only
three blocks f, ON the Smith home
The warrant was taken out against
Miss williams by the father Of the
girl. Mt Smith. IL Is said, Is now
out of the city. Miss Williams was
released on a $500 bond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-26
PARTY WILL
NAME CITY CHAIRMAN

Norfolk, Aug 25.--Leon c. Steele
will lave TIE united support of the
citizens parry members of the newly
elected city Democratic executive
committee for chairman when that
body is called into session within
few days As the citizens party mas
a ma jority of four in the committee,
that means that Mr.. Steele will be
the next chairman.
This decision was reached AT
caucus of the citizens' party members
held Monday night in the offices OF
Winter Sibert in the Law building.
Mr.. SteeIe's successor az chairman OF
the citizens party executive commit
tee, which he will resign. will be
named at meeting to be held at
date not yet determined.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-26

EIkton, announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Nellie. TO Harry w. Rinker.
The marriage took place at Eikton,
wednesday. August 2sth.
Prrsonais.
Mrs Charles Crooks. of jacksonville,
Fla. with her two nieces. Misses Kath-
ryn Cornick OF Norfolk. and Virginia
Smith. of Yorktown, spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs, John Cartwright,
near Highland Springs,
Miss Lena oglIvie. who has been the
guest Of Mrs j. =. Nen. of stanton.
has returned TO the city.
Mr.. william T. Spencer. of Lynch
burg. is I'm the city TO meet his sisters,
Misses Katheryns and Marguerite
Spencer. who have been spending sew
eral weeks at Ocean View.
Miss Lula .Marahle. of North Plum
Street. is leaving today for an extend
ed trip to LynchburE. Danville and
other points further south
Mrs. L. L. scherer. Of this city. who
has been spending some time at the
Kaiorama. Staunton. IL now chaperon-
ing house party at Camp Green
briar.
Mrs. r. Lee Roden and son, who have
been the guests OF Mrs. Albert Bush.
of waynesboro, have returned home.
Miss Bland Cox is spending some time
at "El1erslie." on the Cary street Road.
as the guest OF her cousins, Misses FL
len and Elizabeth Wallace.
II 80
News lis spending several DAYS In the
city. She Is accompanied by Mrs. ], X
stock. of Wilmington, Del. who hss
been her house guest for some time.
Mrs f. r. LafYerty is the guest OK
Mrs w NJ LafYerty. OF Crozet.
MIR, and Mrs. Helvering and son.
Kenneth. of Manila, Philippine Islands
are guests of their cousin. Mrs. C. II,
Kahl. of Woodland Heights.
Miss Alene sinton. OF Newport News.
is the guest of Mrs. c. c, Rady, of
Barton Heights.
Misses Mary and Maxine Samuel and
Messrs. L. II. and r. H. Samuel, Piercy
Bruce and Ryland Watts. Of Port Royal
have returned to the formers home
Rose Cottage" Caroline County, after
a two weeks visit to Richmond, Nor
folk. Old Point and Ocean View.
Mrs. Maggie Scanlon, of waynesboro,
IL the guest of relatives In this city
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph p. Brady and
family are spending the month Of
August at Old Point. Va,
DIR. r. H. Wright is guest Of MFR.
and Mrs. James r. Mc(iavock. at Fort
Chisweli," near wythevIlle.
Mrs R. Il Moffet IL In Raleigh. N.
C.. where she Is the guest of Mrs
Haywood White
Mrs Edward Harvey Is summering at
Max Meadows" Va,
Mrs e. T Wash and Mrs. l.. c.
Clarke, OF this city. are the guests If
Mrs j, l.. FleminE,'o of Clifton Forge.
Mrs. Or. Boyce D. Brooker left this
morning with party Of friends on q
motor trip through Virginia. North
and South Carolina. The party will
visit for a few hours only number
OF friends along the route. and will
likely reach their destination some
time Sunday next.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-26
The Virginian Free
Shopping Service

IL for any reason ,you cannot do
ronr own shopping. we viii pro-
rsare for you any article adser-
u Used I'm our paper.
Read these rules before you give
h - nm opportunity TO serve you:
Any article advertised In 1.-THE
3sfrxis,ian.- or any article sold BY
s my ..yirgirian" advertiser. will IKE
11s1rrhased by ''1hc yirginian" shop
K f,er npon receipt of n cheque or
n1x,uey order for fun amount of
rpschase.
Information about articles de-
skx-rifsei In the shopping Column.
xsfhcr Sunday or daily. will be
|. even on request by '.I'he virginian"
khorper.
Write to ssThe virginian" shopper
xssas.iosdng scif-addressed stamped
l1nseiope. and she win answer,
arinx tnformation concerning
hcsr article may he purchased.
saxsssd on receipt Of your order will
uurrhase for you III cheqne or
ps,s,ry order for the proper amount
1N Enclosed. IT you live In q small
fDNFt. mention the name Of the
salnty.
f0FrespoDdents must remember
ESAax unIess orders for Special
nle& reach "The yirginian" Shop
~ the day the sale takes place. the
ep61s cannot he secured as adver-
3cfl.
M charge for services Of ..vir-
ztienr shopper.