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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Unable to Hold Red Sox in
Check. Losing 2 to |
LEWIS HIT WINS GAME
IN THE NINTH INNING
With Two Men Out in Closing
Chapter. Boston Outhelder
Makes Line Drive Over Sec
ond Base. Scoring Hooper
BY WILLIAM B. HANNA.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE Red
Sox cleaved their way through the
pitching OF Grover Alexander this
afternoon, which la a man's-sized task.
and now the national series for the
biggest plum In baseball stand two
games to one In their favor They
beat the Phillies this afternoon. to l.
The fighting ceased with the second
Boston tally. Harry Hooper. who
made II. tracked pell-mell to the plate
in the ninth with two of his side re-
tired. and the hit which drove him
home, single by Duffy Lewis, a
marauder all afternoon with his scant-
ling. was all that stood between VIC
tory and battle OF extra innings
The finals and the climax were blended
into one.
Alexander. great as he is, met a
greater boxman this afternoon. The
interchangeable pitching Of H Ii e I
Leonard, more readily recognized by
his sobriquet of Dutch" sent the boss
club OF the National League to its to
1 downfall, The skill OF Leonard in
the box. the fragile work with the
stick of the Quakers. developments
" hich are iuteriated, stood out for
most in the winning by the Hub band
OF its second victory Ia succession.
1t was merger Of fine pitching and
shadowy hitting, The former forced
the latter yet puissant AS the Boston
pitching has been since this arbitrage-
nent began. surely the Phillies are
NOT batting up to normal FORM now
ever good the hostile pitching and the
iightness as a salient wherefore N
their position this evening. They made
three hits today. three last Saturday.
six last Friday.
Twelve hits in twsnty-six innings OF
continuous warfare make the most
cocent of reasons why their adver-
So ries, who have shown decidedly more
power with the bat. lead them two
games In one.
Alex Pitches Good Game.
Alexander pitched a splendid game.
though not as effective as Jeonards
by one run. and margin of one run IN
- l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
ENTER RACE AND EARN HOME IN NEXT
TEN WEEKS IN V|RG|N|AN'S CONTEST
Three Automobiles To Be Given Away Into This
Today and Get Your Name In the List-Why Delay?
Have You Started To Work Yet?-If You Could Earn
5000 Home or 81 600 In Gold In Ten Weeks Would
You Delay?

The interest shown in the Home
Owning Club of The Virginfan is ex-
.raordinary The best class of citizens
Is entering the race All parts ~ the
city and State are RAPIDLY being rep
resented by the candidates listed,
OF thA inquiries received UP TO date
there il a most lively interest taken
in tn. $4,000 home and the $1,000 In
cash Several we'll established farmers
are entering their daughters or sons.
as the case may be, In the race for
The $4,000 home In North Richmond
Terrace This being the grand prtxe,
Il, IL looked at with ANXIOUS eyes by
the. prospective winners. who are as
excited IN eating started in the race
as they will be when the closing DAYS
Of the campaign draw near
within a day or two the names OF
the candidates thus far entered will he
published This list viii contain rep
resentative people from all over Vir~
xirta, and nominations 10 date numbsr
about seventy -hve, and every mail 10
bringing in additional ones, so that
iii Ia expected there will ha ut least
one hundred and nifty candidates nomi-
mated in the race.
! That tt Is the early bird that catches
the worm is the advice being given
by the campaign manager In the
nome -0W nlHx 1Iuc, anu a AtcnN many
candidates have entered their own
names which shows ambition, perse-
verancs and a desire to succeed. There
are several who have been nominated
by their friends. and these candidates
are showing marked interest in the
race
The captain of the campaign depart
mcnt In anxious to impress upon the
prospective candidates that they should
enter their names at once and start
with the others. 1t liz mighty good
plan to do so. for their friends will be
the first to scan the list of names and
pick out their favorite at once. He 10
faieo anxious to impress upon them THAT
they may, secure votes and subscrip-
s ions anywhere they wish, regardless
OF the acne In which they live. and
that the votes will be credited for them
In their own zone. The zones are laid
out only to aid In making fair dis
tribution of the prizes and not to
limit or restrict the work of obtaining
the votes. A little energy and ambt-
I'tlon early in the campaign will give
the various candidates an opportunity
10 secure lead which will be hard
to, overcome by those. en- erinSs later.
Home Valued n e4JooA !.
Merely as y reminder, hAD0 are the
prizes which The Richmond Virginia n
Offers to the live wires:
A brand new IS. 900 house and lot In
North Riohmond Terrace. one Of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12


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tneht on .arha or on NOME IN iaet,
mere are ,housai'o ana one uses that
*i.""" can De put 70
three Autom "oiies.
IN aonitlnh 10 the TWO acoSe-hamea
sfaho ana satua ose prizes TOT earnest
workers. thefe are three eulomooiies--
hahieiE' hrfscoe touring car or the
iatest fhonei' Faiue s'e"' rord tour
ing car latest lsle mooei, sa+o' ana
ford ROADSTER 'atest 1916 model.
*3so'
ihese nse p'S prizes constitute "hat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
UNNEUTRAL SLOGANS.
Uncle Sam VIII Not Accept Them ut
POStOfYiCeS

Washington. Oct, l1.--Uncle Sam
will not Knowingly lend his aid to the
unneutrsl slogans bearing on the war
In Europe. Postmaster General Bur-
Lesson today issued an order to all
postmasters to exclude from the mails
as unavailable matter on envelopes.
post cards. etc. bearing atickers or
otherwise having printed on them the
words 'Goot Strafe England or a
picture or the German escutcleon
with a red blot abeled '.Lusitania'
and inscribed THE blot that won't
come off," Such matter IN considered
as not only unneutral, but calculated
to reject upon certain classes OF per-
sons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
Eniotns Mutual IAfe.

Chicago. Oct. ll.-Mrs Olga H. 8.
Walsh. Of Chicago. today through her
attorney, Frank s. Monett. fled a Pc
tition In the United States District
Court seeking an Injunction to re-
strain the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of New York, Its president and diqec-
tors. from placing funds Of the COM
pAny in any trust company taking
part In the $500. 900. onA inAn TO Great
Britain and France.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
Fugitive Arrested.

Petersburg, Va, Oct. lf.--Charles
Matthews. an escaped convict, recent
ly sentenced to twelve months on the
roads from Spring Hope, n G.. for
king was arrested by Detec-
tive Heelan, of the local force. today.
md Is being held for the Carolina au-
thorities
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
MARRIAGE BROKER
FAILS TO COLLECT FEE

Especial to The Richmond virginian J
Baltimore. Nd, Oct. 11.---Ioseph
Sachs. a marriage broker. today In the
City Court. lost his suit against DR..
Louis Friedman, of Norfolk, for pro-
fessional services rendered the ply
sician In obtaining for him a wife
DR.. Friedman denied that Sachs had
introduced him to the woman he
eventually married
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
BORDER DECLARES AN
EMBARGO NOW ON
Arms and Ammunition Intended For
Villa Is to BE Held Up at
All Points.
MORMONS ASK PROTECTION
FROM VILLAS RAIDERS
Hucrea Issues Statement In Which He
Declares Villa Is a Bandit Now and
Always-Vflla Mobiiizes at Casas
Grandes.

E1 Paso, Tex, Oct 11.---An en-
barge on the expectation OF arms
To any territory controlled by
Villa or his associates. was put
into effect today. While no direct
orders were issued AT FL Pnso to
the effect that am embargo WAS
on. II WINS admitted in local Of
nctal circles that no arms had
been exported to Juarcz since
Saturday and that II an applica-
tinn should fc made to send am
munitiOn over, ii would be held
up.
AT Sogales and Douglas. Ariz, th'
customs collectors were not a.
secrettve rs the local collector ana
open admitted that an embargo wal
on, The searching of all fransporta
ton pa ss!ng 10 Mexico was undertaken
and several alter. ts 10 get arms ovel
the line were frustrated at Nogaie,
today
Orders from the State Department
are said to have been sent today Il
American Consul Marion Letcher a
Chihuahua City to order all Amert
cans In his district 20 leave Mexico
at once In the past his Instruction,
have been To advise Americans t
leave" Mr.. Letcher himself Is TO come
out at once. He liz the last remain
Ing American consul in Villa territory
except Consul p, Edwards. AT Juarez.
Mormons Make Appeal
Another appeal from the American
Mormons still At the colonies in tn.
OF Cadas Grardes for soms
means Of transportation TO get them
GU, was received here today. Others
who came up last week reported tina
the villa troops were killing theil
cattle taking all their farm products
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
Failed to Move On.

T. y. doom, A college student from
North Carolina, re fused to move on
last night when order to by W. f,
Waymack and was arrested by that
officer Gdom was bailed for his ap
pearance this morning in Police
Court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
BIG CROWD EXPECTED
FOR RICHMOND DAY
Best Free Show Richmond
Ever Saw - Aviator Who
Can Aviate Astonishes the
Natives
PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY.
2 80, harness rae,es

Stage No. /,
+. NJ, Now Sisters.
2:1J r. NJ, Marco Twins.
2:30 r. NJ, Dayton Family.
2:45 +. NJ, Machuria. q
Stage No. 2.
r. NJ, Maud De Lora.
2:f5 y. NJ. Bennett.
2:30 p. NJ, Skathnelli Troupe.
2:3o =, NJ. NAOMI Sisters.
P. NJ, steepIechase races.
3:i5 r. NJ, parade big horses.
$50 r. NJ, Woosters' Roman
race.
$40 r. NJ. buttons on track and
Quincys.
1855 p. NJ. Adas Troupe.
1855 p NJ. jumping oxen.
=. NJ, Woosters' relay races
4:2O y. NJ, Art Smith. aviator.
5 p. NJ, Woosters' half-mi,e
dash.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
Polish Tailor Arrested.

August Brantz. a Polish tailor. was
arrested last night on warrant sworn
out by his wife. Lena Brsntz, for
nonsupport. Brantz was bailed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
Automobile Styien.

NUtOIHOUiIF SfUleTf.
W. G., Lawson, of Glen Allen, Va.
reported to the police last night that
his Ford automobile. license number
1887, had been stolen. The car
was stolen at Broad and Seventh
Streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
NIGHT.

Stage No. 1.
T:45 r. NJ. Maud DE Ilorsa-
p. NJ. Marco Twins.
S:i5 p. NJ, Mauchrfa.
Stage No. 2,
sac r. NJ, buttons on track.
S:45 p NJ, Dayton Family.
S:45 p. NJ, Adas Troupe.
r. NJ. The Quincys.
800 p. NJ. fireworks, battle Of
DartianelIes.''
$50. Art Smith, aviator.
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A feature which has created the most
.fasora BILE comment or ali sides In that
everybody who enters the campaign of
The virginian will he rewarded hand
somely. For instance. those candidates
not winning one OF the regular prizes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12

Have yom something %
sell? The vJrginian's Want
Al Columns will find .
ready buyer. Cali Mad.
1888.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12

In each Ass,le If The
virgtnian there IL some
tl1ine advertised that you
may want. Real the
Advertisements carefully
each day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
BrIdnenort RrIefr-

Carl Wilson has assumed chargo OF
the Holior Bros barber shop. on Lin
coin avenue
s section hand DO the employ a. tae
g. A. ~ lines vas injured af the local
freirht station Saturday morning
Tho weekly meeting OF tho Junior
Mechanic will bo held in their hall
DTS evening
A lIrse crowd from tH.a cifv attend.
cd tho football game 40 League park
yesterday afternoon
s. man by thD name o. NrDua was
arrested last evening ou o. charge ~
breaking 20 pane of GLASS iu a street
car
40 arrests V.ra made bg the Ioeai
officers Saturday evening which ia
said fo be 20 record
Nr. "a. 10 Peck has been called f1
Pittsburgh hy fha serious illness of
Relatives
Tho N..rIr. creek mine was boo.
.H'ri.1 Saturday afternoon ly tho
deputy mime inspector
Several of tho local attorneys will
sD fu So t%lairsv.Ilo Chic morning to
appear iu court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
Mrs. Perry Morris pics.

a telegram was received in this city
announcing the fact that Mrs. Eliza
beth Morris. wife Of Rev. Perry Morris
of Pittsburgh. Rad died al her home
IN that city after an illness dating
back since last April. The deceased
woman Is well known in this city.
having resided here for some time.
She was formerly Miss Elizabeth
Drummond. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Drummoud. OF Bethesda, ana
while residing in this city made her
home with her aunt. Mrs. 4. J. Craw-
ford on Clinton street. Rev. Morris Is
a local boy. his mother residing on Ca
tawOa street. The deceased woman
was % years OF ago and is survived by
her husband and ono daughter. eight
months old. She S. also survived by
her parents and n brother residing
at Bethesda.
The body viii arrive in this city
this morning and will be aiken 20 the
home Of Mrs Morris on Catawha
street Funeral arrangements will be
completed on the arrival Of the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
CONDUCTOR FACES
FOREIGNERS GUN
UNKNOWN HUNGARIAN BECOMES
ANGERED WHEN MONEY is
NOT REFUNDED.
threatens Street Car Crew But Is
Elected Before Damage Results
Later Is Arrested.

An unknown Hungarian pulled "a
gun upon Conductor James Blade on
a Martins FerIy-Brilgeport car last
night when The conductor refused 10
return q hve-ccut fare. The Hunear.
IAN was ousiod from the car before
damage was zone. and he was later ar.
rested by officer Massey OF Martins
Ferry.
To- Hungarian boarded the car.
which was headed for Martins Ferry.
and paid his fare. After the car had
zone some distance he asked the con.
duciOr what a he was on. When
Told. be- wanted 10 know if the car
vent To- klyiaud 40" said the
conductor
Then tho hungarian demanded bis
hNe cents back Conductor Blade re-.
fused because the fare was already
rung up The Hungarian became
dnEered and drew a large revolver.
d conductor acted quickly and
elected him. The police were notified
and the arrest follow cd. The mai re-.
FUSED 10 give his name
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
ID. B. & T.:

ing the business a social session and
smoker will be held
The official board OF the south Bell
aire ~ T. church will meet Wednes
day evening. Important business will
De transacted.
Mrs. William sherman OF ,I.ugo ia
visiting relatives JOB the city.
Prof Carl 81 Carothers OF Pitts
nur-a. W give q recital Boo the First
Presbyterian church Thursday even
lnf. He Will be- assisted by the High
school glee Club.
Union IAankeglyins services viii be
h'lu at the Christian church. Thurs
day. November 20. Rev. 70. b. Yocum
ot th" First Reformed church will de-
liver the sermon.
Miss Bessie Lancaster OF Pittsburgh.
o. visiting relatives lu the city.
WIZ Nf lalu services viii Doe held
DO ihe First No B. and South BelIairo
M IT. churches This week Services
HIl Doe ueiI each evening
lNn nr. traffic ordinance H|IIIe0iuto
ri"ri "wednesday Or fH likely that "a
number of copies viii Doc printed and
distributed su as t0 aCqualuf aut0lsts
and feamafs~- with it- provisions
Nf. Joseph Wiley .II entertain tho
members OF Do Ildloa' Aid Society
nI 'Ia south Bella. -s NJ. p church at
Dor home uu THnuty.secoud street.
Tues day evening
H.s- Helen Eirkudfr,k OF CIsvc.
auh Do fIn guest of relatives and
friends iu tho r.fs.
f'IIair' Council ROYAL and Select
.a.pus "III hold ff. REGULAR meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
Martins Ferry Rriefa-

Three arrests were made BY the
local police. Saturday evening. anc
they Will be given a hearing this morn
ing.
Several candidates will be initiated
az he meeting OF the Loyal Knights
OF the World at their meeting this
evening.
Earl webb will return home to-da,
after a visit Of several DAYS wifi
friends and relatives In Burgettstown
Pa.
The % hot mills at the LauehIin tu
plant will resume operations in full
this morning.
Ellis PelU has accepted a position
90 tho Wheeling Corrugating works
and viii enter upon his duties today
Mrs Henry UutorEuber returned &c
her home az Pipe Creek. Saturday
after a visit with friends and relatives
in this city.
Mrs Charles Sommors. OF Colerain
lcft Saturday afternoon % spend sew
eral days with relatives in Wellsburg
The picture machine TO be used ir
The o. Fcnray theator a. on display
In the H Long window. on Hanover
street
Tho Luther League OF S. John,
German Lutheran church will hold an
Important meeting iu the sunday
school Wednesday evening.
Howard Pcltz and wife and JET
pnlfz and wife. OF uiionvale and Nav
unrd have returned 90 their homes
aiI"r attending The S0mmers funeral
Tho meeting OF council Saturday
evening was very short. but many -
poftauf matters were given attention
Miss Lucy Foctcr and g~yIvcetes
Arms'rouF of this city. were quietly
married DO Whoolinr. saturday even
.nH
Tho Keller A a. end tho Henry A
q football teams played 60 n tio or
ihc mill hrld Saturday afternoon.
Tho street car rails were very clip
i.fF yesterday morning on account
Di fNo rain saturday evening
D. ooh Ur.IUu. OF EIlrtH street. was
POI. fo Do on of bed yesterday. and
'' DBL slowly r@eCONrrInr
several from tH.e CITY will ro ID
Wheeling This morning to attend tha
hu.f funeral
The Irf'Ia .hsr which vas 10 have
come rn In squire Ouea court sat.
Hidav morning was postponed mia
fo. wor.He.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
ANKROM NOT GUILTY
OF MANSLAUGHTER
JURY. DELIBERATEO NEARLY
NINE HOURS BEFORE REACH
ING VERDICT.
Woman's Civic Club Plan important
Meetin9rNews Of 8eliaire and
Vicinity.

After celebrating just exactly eight
hours and forty-Gye minutes. the jury
In the case OF Ohio against Okey Ank-
rom. indicted for m~anslaughter. re-
turned a verdict OF not guilty. for the
defendant. Saturday night at ST.
Clairsville. when Judge Lynch asked
Foreman j. Il. Boron il a verdict had
been found the court room was filled
with an air OF expectancy. When
Foreman BOron announced that the
jury had found a verdict OF acquittal
for the defendant. there was a scene
that will long be remembered by those
who witnessed IL. Up 70 that time
Ankrom had been down cast. but
when the foreman read the verdict
his face became radiant with JOY. and
with that impelling force resultant
from great JOY Ankrom rushed TO the
jury box and grasping the hands Of
the jurors, thanked them heartily. A
few minutes later ne was speeding
toward his home in Bellaire where his
wife and family awaited him.
Ankrom was indicted for man.
slaughter in connection with the death
OF George Koehnline. manager OF the
koehnline Ice and Storage company.
Bellaire. On the evening of July ;.
the men Quarreled. Koehnline Directing
10 the way Ankrom was using a horse.
In the night that followed. Ankrom
stabbed koehnline TO the heart and the
latter died a few hours later at the
Ohio Valley General Hospital. During
the trial Ankrom based his ease on a
plea OF self-defense and introduced
evidence TO show that he was being
held by two men when Koehnline made
h third assault on him. Ankrom TO
protect himself. threw out the ice pick,
~stabbing Koehnline in the breast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
Football PLAYER, lnIur,d-

Captain Mick O'ConnoI. Of the Mar
Tins Ferry Athletics football team met
with O. serious accident in tho game
with OBJ, Nass.lIou Tigers yesterday
afternoon that viii cause him to BE-
uui of thD game FOR some time our
i"H OBJ" s',oud half of The game ne
Hs'ainod 90 broken ankle and nad To
removed to his home
Dixon who was playing left tackle
Tor fho Same team. was Kicked In tls
small OF Goo back during TIE third
quarter and had to b. removed Co. inc
club house whore boz was given urdI
cal attention IlH wHa unconscious for
some tm' Later be was removed Co
DIS HON" boz "a TAXI. and VIII Do out OF
th" game for flo rest OF the season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
MAN KILLED BY
CAR IDENTIFIED
PAUL BASkl OF MARTINS FERRY,
VICTIM OF OEPLORABIE
ACCIDENT.
Was Struck by Street Car Saturday
Evening. While In Bridgeport
Inquest Today.

The man killed by a street car in
Bridgeport Saturday evening was yes
terday afternoon identified as paul
Baski of Martins Ferry The identity
was made by friends who viewed the
remains az she Roger morgue in Mar
tins Ferry. where the body was re-
moved Immediately after the accident
Coroner Roger stated yesterday after.
noon that he will conduct an Inquest
some time today.
The unfortunate man met his death
Saturday evening while attempting 90
get on a street car in the lower uart
Of Martins Ferry while I'm an intoxi-
Gated condition. 10 was said vssfer.
a That b man had been put OF
several cars while iu that condition
earlier In the evening When the car
'u charge Of Motorman French and
Conductor ROney was passing through
A~fihdNllle, the man boarded the car
on The wrong side and attempted TO
mold on Go he outside OF the car. The
car was proceeding toward bridgeport
and when between Fourth and Fifth
-ireets. northbound car in charge OF
Motorman Massey and Conductor
9~'lui"ubcrg passed ar "a moderate
rate OF speed. The man was hanging
on me inside OF the double track and
was not seen BY the conductor Motor.
man Massey saw the man hangfu~
onto tho car but could not stoD the
car before striking the man. lie an.
pied the breaks az soon a. possible
hut TO no avail. as Tho car had already
rue the man with such force as 20
break the window in the front OF tho
car Motormau French was unaware
~ the accident until notified 10 qtop
hy PASSENGER on the rear OF tho car
Death was instantaneous. a hurried
call was sent for physicians but faaf-
services was not needed.
coroner Roger was notified and
ordered Tho body removed to tho
kefor morgIc where ~ was found fhaf
DOH. head had been crushed and h.s
collar bon was also broken Tho
man was about 30 years OF agc aud
.urvivoi o. "a wife and fcvrraI chill
dr'n Funeral arrangement VIII ba
completed today
VIII Make Contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
Americas Club.

Al a meeting OF the Americas CluD
10 be held this evening plans will Dc
completed for a reception 10 the mem
bers OF the Ernest Gamble Concert
company. which will be the attraction
At the Christian church on ThauKsEIy-
ing nisnt as the second number OF the
AmerIcus Club lyccum course. Otner
matters viii b. gIycn atteDtion ana
several new members will be admitted
TO membership.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

Tho remains OF the late Fred shane.
: year old son ~ Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
shane. who died at the home Of his
parents saturday morning. after a
hort Illness due to blood poisoning
we're yesterday morning taken 10
~mithfcId for iufcrmcnf. Services az
that place will be- held this afternoon.
Shorf services were hold ~ tho
home. corner of Sixth and Walnut
.'roct. saturday evening in charge of
Rev p % Nosbift and were largely
attended