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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
PENETRATION EATMENT QUICKEST
WAY TO BREAK up Deep COLDS

A quick and most effective remedy
for colds IL . preparation known as
I0owans (most powerful and penetrat-
ling), which is applied externally. 1t
Iis q well known fact that most cases
LOT pneumonia and other serious forms
lof bronchial and lung troubles are de-
|veloped from slight colds and Gowans
has prevented thousands Of cases OF
these serious illnesses by breaking up
the cold in It's early stages and even
In advanced, serious cases Of pneumo-
mia itself. The most stubborn cases
have been relieved by rubbing Cow
ans ON the chest, under the arms and
between the shoulder blades ut night
before going to bed and covering with
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
New Power Plant.

Fredericksburg. Va. Dec. l6.-The
Rappahannock Electric Light and
Power Company of this city has been
awarded the contract for installing a
large electric lighting plant and sys-
tenn at the works of the Southern
Gravel Company. about four miles
from this city, on the r., +. & r. Fl.
r. tracks. and when the work is COM
pleted the gravel company will double
its force, putting on a night shift as
we'll as a day force.
Power will not be furnished from
this city. but the generating plant
will be installed at the gravel pit,
where the electricity will be distribut-
ed over the system installed.
The new move will mean largely
increased force and will doubtless
greatly benefit this city. The company
has many extra orders for gravel for
concrete work In the rebuilding of
Htpewell. and it will take some time
to ill them all.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17

warm flannel cloth. The healing
medicines penetrate to the affected
parts quickly. reducing the inflsma-
ton and breaking up the congestion.
Gowans is also very effective IN treat.
Ing all other forms Of cold troubles.
such AZ head and chest colds, cousins,
Group. whooping cough, Inflammation.
congestion. catarrh. bronchitis. asth-
ma, etc. Try this remedy tonight.
Don't accept a substitute. Demand
Gowans. because Gowans il more pene-
trating." At druggists In CSC. Soc and
800 bottles. FREQ sample and tssti-
monials on request, by writing the
Gowan Medical Co., Concord, N. C.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17

Bowling Green, Va, Dec. t6.--Wheu
Caroline Court convened this week the
bar passed resolutions appreciatory
of the life and public service OF the
late commemorative attorney, w. r.
Ennis. whose recent death was sad
loss to the county.
The grand jury indicted Joe Lee
colored, for killing Jack Grymes. His
trial was fixed for next Monday.
Carrie Grymes was indicted to being
accessory TO the murder of Jack
Grymes Trial set for Tuesday, De-
cember 81.
Manuel Ross, colored. plead guilty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17

Bristol. Va, Dec. l6.--Abram Sfof-
fel, farmer forty-five years old.
missed his footing in the darkness
and fell from the Holston River
bridge of the local traction company
late Tuesday night an was drowned
HIS body was recovered from the
river yesterday following a search
lasting from midnight.
Stonel was accompanied by Thomas
Oden, neighbor, who escaped injury.
The latter ar~a r,l~Yd the senychin9
partys Nj n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17

Beazley came Into court and exprssasd
satisfaction IT the penalty imposed.
Captain G. T. Smith qualified n
treasurer In = bond Of 100000 With
the following surcties: F.. =. Park
er. OF Nansemond County; Ailss Clara
Smith. J. w. and L. NJ Smith. G. II.
Stevens. E. q. Allen, George L. Lyon.
.. B. Powers. J. r. Davis. A. G. Smith
and J. r. Davis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17

Eik'cn, Nd. Dec 1.-THE gang of
Tegg.2ra who have beer .obbing post -
Offices on The Eastern Shore for the
last few montha visited lie Eikton
postcsfiee yes'sraaT TIE cash drawer
WAS SHpnsH ana about $40 in small
chanse taken Tee safe not being
locked, the There's gain red Ia about
q similar arnoSns. Il, stamps. Postal
inspectors from Washington arrived
daring the das8 and are maktnx an
4nvestiGAtIOn. rs: 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17

OF shooting Lee 0atewood, was given
eight years In the PEN. Attorney Bowie
Tor State, n. L. Beale for defenses
Thomas Fisher. indicted for cutting
Daniel Minor, said he was unable to
employ counsel and Colonel r.. l.. Beale
was assigned for defense.
Eddie Wright. special officer who
shot Adam Beasley, was fined $500
ana costa for assault and battery. Mr..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
Roland s. Houck a Suicide.

winchester, Va, Dec. 1S.--Roland
S. Houek. a wealthy retired farmer,
committed suicide yesterday afternoon
by hanging Several weeks ago his
stable was partly destroyed by fire
and although ii was insured and
Houck was wealthy, he had become
respondent. This is given in the coro-
ner's inquest as the probable cause of
the suicide.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
News From All Sections Of Virginia
'ScOTTSV|lLE COUNCIL
CLOSES O|SPEnSARI

Scottsville, Va, Dec. Sat sun
down yesterday this town saw the last
of the legalized sale of liquor. when,
by order of the Town Council, the
liquor dispensary conducted by the
town was closed.
An election On the question Of clos
ing the dispensary, ordered last spring
by the judge of the Circuit Court,
was called off on agreement that the
dispensary would be closed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
FIRE CHIEF SAYS
SCHOOL DEA.Tt1-TRAP

Newport News. Va. Dee. i6 The
John W. Daniel school building is. just
about as fireproof as a can of gaso-
line" said Chief ". X STOW, of the
city fire department, this morning in
the office of the Mayor
Z This is not the time to ask for res
isnation," continued the chief. 1T is
he time for the Council to remove the
Board of School Trustees. il they have
the power"
The chief took issue with the Board
of school Trustees for their action in
declnring that the John W. Daniels
school building was firerroof and II
safe place for the children.
THE fact that they have no money
TO build another escape is Il misfor-
tune" the chief said. There should
be some way TO get the money. safety
first is what is wanted. The people
should demand it, and should get rid
of those on the School Board who fail
TO know the difference between safety
first and row of bean poles
The stairways in,the John w. Dam
lei School building are not fire escapes
in any sense of the word, They say
that they can empty the school of
children in two minutes. IN case Of
fire they would not have two minutes
to empty the school Suppose the fire
started in the basement. The halls
would become filled with smoke, and
how would the children get out} Wire
glass is essential in windows facing
on the fire escape.
The board has ordered some Of
the faults in the building corrected
by this they admit that the schools
are not safe enough for the children. ="
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
Kills Rtr Rear.

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirrnian)
Wythevi1le, Va, Dec 1e.~-News
comes to Wytheville. that Frank Dunn
killed a four hundred pound bear In
the Crab Orchard section OF Elnnd
County. some twenty-five miles north
of Wytheville, yesterday.
II was several years ago that young
Dunn killed three bears in that section
in less than an hour, mother and two
cubs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17

time of rendition will be during this
regular Sunday school hour.
Dance For Miss Cnrrin.
Mrs. r. T. Adams. of 1897 Monu.
meDt Avenue, has issued invitations
for a dance which will take place al
her home on the evening of Thursday
December 30. Misc Louise Currin
the much -feted debutaute daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene @. Currin. will
be the guest Of honor. The debutantes
and few members of the younger
society get have been included in the
invitations.
Nifriend--Bsarrett.
The engagement Of Miss Lila Bar
rett. daughter of Mrs. Kate Waller
Barrett, of Alexandria. tn Mr.. Edward
Wooifork Alfriend of Atlanta Ga.
has JUST been announced
Dance az the John Marshall High
school.
A large number of tickets have been
sold for the hard times dansant which
will be- given ON Saturday evening in
The gymnasium OF the John Marshall
High School by tn: members OF the
Record stas. The affair Is for the
benefit OF the Record.
Personal Mention.
Miss Lightfoot Sims. of Baltimore,
who has been the guest OF Miss Car
ter Ingram at $50 West Grace Street
returned TO her home or Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry ST. George Tucker. OF
Col Alto" ~ making IN extended
stay in Washington.
Miss Marie Thomas, who has been
the recent guest OF Mrs Archie Har
ris at her home III Westhampton. has
returned to Charlotte. y. <.
Mr.. r. II. MAYO will open his home
on West franklin Street for the holt-
days and have as his guests Mr.. and
Mrs Benehan Cameron, Miss Belle
and Miss Sally Cameron. of Raleigh,
n. t.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mel
SON Carter and Miss Isabelle Carter.
Miss Elizabeth Mebane Taylor, of
Grove Avenue. has as her guest Miss
Jennie Knox. Of Atlanta. Ga.
Miss Jennie Pearce has returned to
the city. after attending the Army
Navy game and the Thanksgiving
hops at West Point the United States
Military Academy
A. Beirne Blair. Jr, will arrive on
Saturday to spend the holidays with
Franklin Street.
Mrs. william Michaux. OF Maideus,
Pow hatan County. has been the recent
guest of the Misses Walden at Buck
Hill"
Mrs. Edgar Lafferty is spending the
week with her son. who is a cadet
at the Virginia Military Institute at
Lexington.
Mrs. Robert Beverley has returned
10 "Biandield, in Essex County, after
a visit to relatives here,
Mrs NJ. r. Graves has returned to
her home in Washington. after visit
to Mrs f. r.. Wilson on West Grace
Street.
MIR and Mrs. Knox Wilson have
closed Holly Farm" in Hanover
county. and are now occupying their
winter residence. Zoos West Grace
Street.
Mrs Pauline Powers. Of this city
has been the recent guest OF friends
j in Riverton, Va.
Miss Constance Heidi. of Grove
Avenue. has Just returned from VISIT
of three months TO relatives In Mas
sachusetts.
Miss katherine Blocker has re-
turned to her ho.le In New York. af-
j ter a visit to friends in Richmond.
! Miss lone Wilson, daughter of Dir
/ and Mrs. Lloyd r. Wilson, who is a
student at Hollins will arrive on
| Saturday to spend the holidays with
/ her parents Miss Lcatha rhipps. oi
! Roanoke, will accompany Miss Wilson
and be her guest dur Ing her stay In
! Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
Iea---Barrfger.

AI+fr~
Petersburg, Va, Dec. le.~-The fol-
/ lowing item from the Louisville
kentucky Times of December IA
will he of special interest in Peters
burg tn the many friends of Mrs. Bar
riEer. formerly Miss Susan Agnes Lea.
| Mrs Barriger Ia a cousin of Mrs A
H. Love, wife OF the p.4stor of the
West End Baptist Church. She has
visited Petersburg on several occa-
sions and has many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barriger are expected
10 reach Petersburg on the cath in
stanI 10 spend the Christmas holidays
with Rev. and Mrs, Love at their
home In West Washington Street.
where the young bride will be pleased
10 meet her numerous friends and &C
quaintances:
The marriage OF Miss Susan Agnes
Lea and Mr.. William Ross Barriger
Will he solemnized this evening at 8
O'Clock In the Walnut Street BAPTIST
Church, at Third and 81. Catherine.
the Rev. II. l.. Wjnhurn officiating
The bride VIII he given In maria ge
by her father, Mr.. John Matthew Lea
The mstron OF honor will be Mrs
Walter De Rossettd The bridesmaids
will be Misses Lucille e. Money and
Elizabeth Rudd. Mr. Walter De
Rossettd viii be the best man. and
the usbers will be Messrs Jess Smith.
Charles Porter SUIT, Howard Barriger.
of Shelhyville. ana Paul Cooke
The bride Will wear costume of
white duchess satin trimmed with
silver lace and opaiescent. The court
train Is attached TO the shoulders with
pearl ornaments. She will carry a
shower bouquet OF Brides roses and
lilies of tho valley. The brides veil
will he worn of the face.
Mrs. De Rosettd'S gown will be of
rose crepe de chine, trimmed In old
gold lace She VIII carry pink roses
tied with pink tulle bow.
Miss Money will wear a pale green
crepe de chine, and will carry a
shower bouquet of sunbtirst roses tied
with yellow tulle. Miss Rudd VIII
wear lavender gown and will carry
sunburst roses tied with lavender tulle.
The church is decorated with palms
ana ferns. AT intervals down the
center aisle are shepherds crooks tied
with bows OF tulle to match the brides
maids costumes. Before the cere-
nony Mr.. William Wick will sing ~
Love You Truly The ceremony will
be followed by a reception at the
home of the BRIDES grandmothe
Mrs. Susan Melone. ON Brook Street.
Tor the two immediate families and
the bridal party After y -.0dding
trip 10 the East. Mr.. aat '}ar-
riger viii make their ho ;fe
brides parents, Mr.. ana ia..n
Matthew Lea.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17

BRISTOL. va. Dec. lb,-The South-
west Virginia Medical Society con-
yened in its lseni-annuai convention
here yesterday afternoon. Addresses
OF welcome were delivered by the two
mayors and local physicians. The
visitors were guests u the>~Bristol
Medical Society at banquet. The
proceedings Will eOntinue throughout
1eAay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
SOCIETY
TELEPHONE:
office. Mad. 1919.
Residence. Ran. ls00-w

time of rendition will be during the
regular Sunday school hour.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17

Miss Marie Thomas, who has been
the recent guest OF Mrs. Archie IIar-
ris at her home III Northampton. has
returned to Charlotte. y. <.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17


A quiet home wedding took place
Thnr1aay morning at O'Clock at
the home of Nj, and Mrs. q. G. En-
xnenhauser. No 20i East Marshall
Il kfeet when MRS. Minnie = koepp
il N4canse the wife ~ Mr William J.
n 3ajchaax. The ceremony was per-
Hx0rsnsd IN the presence OF "A few of
t1ze intimate friends and relatives of
1.-THE sertraeting parties by Rev. DR.
aGeorse ". kenper. pastor Of the
4 yssnef ss Avenue Christian Church
3tT. sEss9 Mrs. Michaax EFF; Immediate
ia gnffes the ceremony for their future
xkess ~ r9ne Creek Mills. Powhatan
County, Va
Christmas Service.
q ~ ~ s3ssss4si sfrsas San IA. s2hool will
HktAye a tsiss ssg Gag Se.wire next Sun
51es a ~k.fe glft Eristasts Will he
3Nets ri BlAa.uS IL sifss for the
eef and peedy wi q q strong fea-
yfes Any fr.sssds No raay care to
0lp tn this good cause can send gifts
Ia the same Will be mach appreci-
M III the school.
N attractive program has i'een arr
$4,000. soeksss.nS u ssnngs. readings
~ 1texs ga o,hristnnas b,f the
- IN. =. III ehepa,s,t. In
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

Highland Park. Chicago, for number
OF years. severed his connection with
this company and moved this past
week 10 the home OF his father-in-law.
Dan w. Sedwick, near Suez and Will
farm the Sedwfck farm this season.
Mr.. Sedwick's grandson. Roy Cameron,
who has been farming the land for
some time past moved 10 his own farm
near Cambridge.
Mrs. Hattie Stewart has returned
home from a short visit in Peoria with
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Hawton and
'amily.
Ed. Gehant Of West Brooklyn. III.
was 4 business caller in town Tues
day.
Mrs. Mary Evans OF Aledo visited
AT the home OF her mother, Mrs. G.
Thomas. Wednesday.
Little Ellen Larsen and Lillian Kitz-
miller accompanied their teacher,
Miss Thompson. home 10 Aledo Fri
dav evening and remained until Mon
day morning.
Raw Heston and children OF Aledo
visited here Saturday with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Heston.
Miss Bernice and Master George
Griffin returned home Friday from a
short visit at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Angerer at Norris. Ill
Mrs. Fred Craig left for Carthage
Wednesday to attend the funeral &C
relative
VIII Beangness of Kiiborne. Wis,
came last week TO visit his father and
- -ai,.ivas naar Millersburg
Mrs. Thomas Mckee left Wednesday
for her new home in Bloomfield, Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Cubbage and
baby OF Wapello. Iowa, were guests at
the home of Mr.. Cubbage's sister, Mrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11
VIOLA

W. nrd ,rrs Charles LiudburE isfi
TfgrsssT for Rochester. Mtnu-- whrrr
Nfrs t.f~fhu~r VIII undergo an opera.
tior t1 way1 Bros hospital
Frart Ce1Ers OF Blythe. Cal. a.
rived sunday and vHt make an exc
rrrfrt r.sss af tt~ bone % his mptt-
o.. vrs tt g Ceiaes
tf-s So. r. Bailey wsat % Gai~s5urE
Tuesday ard sp~rt ths day ar tbs
Gal~sta-z taspifaf ujfh her husband.
Who celebrated bis s-t birttaay that
DAY
50 r. WcElznoa % Chicago visited
asst week With his parrats. ttr. and
yrrs jobs 1lrEiaeou and other rel.
lives here.
Nfrs Belle 1f@ttisr % Ia Grange. Ill.
sr~zt th~ past werS with her mother.
Mrs ~ J. Waite aEd family. going
from here 60 Altoona. where she Vii
visit hor sister. Nrs. =. : Eeyes.
Mrs.. G. n ,fcCrsary and daughter
Ruth and ,fr and ,frs. Joseph Boyer
spcut Sunday 20 Burgess AZ the bone
% Nr and Mrs. Clark BaycF. Mrs
McCrsary and Ruth remained until
Nouday when they returned hotrc
Mrs McCrsa-y vas taken suddsaiy I'll
Monday aiEht. Medical aid was SUN
mon-d bat 20 hope vas offered for
expected Improvement and Mrs Nc
Crcary did Thursday ~ ! O'Clock ,
N she hAs been = great sufferer tho
past year from diabetes.
Dr.. q. c. Upton departed Thursday
for silver Greek. Nsb. He vas toined
az Precnptfon BY two brothers. John
Eza Sam Upton. uho accompanied
him 20 Silver Greek
Frank Te--sy left Thursday Cor
southern Minnesota on business
Mrs.. Bernic- Lloyd OF Indiana was q
cues: of her xrAafDcthsr. Mrs. Bar
rot. Friday.
Miss SophA Taylor o, woodruff
spent the day Tuesday here. making
nr-zaEsrrs-fs 20 begin her music class
work "a Viola for tho coming scosou-
Mrs. Y n Bts.cii and sister. Mrs.
MARY Marsh. ~eo visited her from
CaI~sSurx vest 20 WyorstaS- Ill Mon
say and spSct sks dag VITA their
s-osAs-. G. g. oswait and family. Mrs.
.fz-sA returned home from therc.
Bora su-tav. Fss. -. 20 Nr. snd
v-. Elmer Gob~a OF Gtiehrfs;- . son-
Ms. sa-ak NecsW ss6 daughter.
verrs~ % Alssso visited Tgcsfay and
WEDNESDAY here wtts relatives.
The To-ras sisters sold the two esq
to<s a4sof-f-E thsl- residence iE TIE
socth past Of t0~. 20 Isaac Beard Nf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

Beard expects 70 erect a new house
On them this summer.
Miss Veri Barr vas n guest % Miss
Alice Park last week returning home
20 Aisdo Friday evening.
,fr. and Mrs. Enoeh Richardson ard
baby. Who had been here 20 attend
the f0th wedding anniversary Of Mrs.
Richardson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
y Ca-uahRn. returned Wednesday 10
Milton. Iowa
Mrs.. Ruth Sims and son Thomas OF
Norris arrived Monday and are visit
Ing with her mother. Mrs. Ella Bartle.
and other relatives.
The Cn.on EvanEsiis;lc meetings BE-
ing held In the Presbyterian church
are progressing with increasing In
isrcSr- Evanxeiiss williams breaches
exceptionally strong sermons. leaving
a deep impression upon his audiences.
Last Sunday he spoke 70 crowded
houses both morning and evening
The large chorus did splendid work
ard tho solos OF Prof. Henry Siuyter
we're greatly eufoyed-
A. ". PARK loaded his cars % house
hold goods and stock Saturday and
left on Monday for their nev home
In Redwood Fails. MINI Homer God
ir= will work for hts uncle and he
and his son sherman vent with the
cars. The other members OF the fam
ily departed Monday evening.
Hesdsrucs T. A Dunlap. Hattie Nc
Kirnoa and the Misses Bessie Ellis.
Is4e Baxter and Mae Boyer and Rev.
b r Neshit attended the Sunday
school institute a. the 81 = church
IN Aiedo Saturday.
Mis-. Josephine Russell % KaoS col
isE~ visited bone folks SUNDAY
L. ". B-sdse.o-d cf .iillerSouEs ~as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11
FOSTER

W-fasst1r Wsrcr az tEe bone %
We and SECS Fl u Howser TOOK place
r- aa-r.tEs af tEefr eauzat~r Miss
Della frrfa Co. Thomas Albert WORK
man. seH OF Nrr and Mrs George
Workman Rev uat Serrea % Alas
WORTH f1sa. a former pastor pt this
8.s.- performed rH~ rarr.ssr c~re-
raay. the r.az srrvi-1 sr.rs used
TIE WrfGaE cal1rs used we're pink
saG white. W- and Mrs. Worsasaa
VEl reside Ga che Eruou's fatler.s
ffre
Al .errss.1 ri~efi1a vac Er.f -a'9r
ff rar .E- e.fpese of Grcl1.rE vlrsts
-r .l rf1inl1fa board of o1r or three
a-Ha-.s es .HT lissv4Y commission.
fHr proposition f1 e'ref Gss ore vas
aef-afeI aF "a majority OF fvo votes
gHrt. Who has suffered fso
arrtets ef gcrumacia tats wleser te
s.. F "a creeartsas c1eGiti1l.
Hss I-ags.t- strra who resides
win uH cad frs Thomas Watsoe. rs
e-.r-t wore Sunday st tse serious 90
s-es 1r H-F sranffftler. rfr strre ef
HHs.sTar
Hss ErzrHa NF-sor arrived aoeae
Thursday rraH Etfr~ weeks VISIT
vr relatives art friends ig Wssee-
Ea- Davenport ard Wrror. f1va
N-ra- irwin. vino ts fr1erfrE
scion. District $50 go. visited trr
H19.er a Grrsvi1e. rl. ere fore
6tTr OF HHr Vr-t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

Sss YSrS. March fi-it requires bgt
oEs look a. A=sfso PoiiEnzai 20 IN
GsrssarG ny no Ezs picked Que from
tes r2nks % tHs cattle police force %
Nsv YORK City 90 unfsrtaks tss bar
Erdo-s mission whfcS resulted IN such
srlltiant Successes Csrtnsnfy no man
ever looked less IKE either tho %
uc6aaE OF detective % actton han
the taii. sisad@r souifui-sTse Italian
v-hsu the sxp,oslon occurred tn the
cathedral last octoSs-. anf me Per
pstrafoTs % the crime cogif not Do
tuEnd. tt- police dsfsrmiust that they
vogid ferret out the Tufity parties az
any cost Suspicion az once fell upon
tiss anarchists. Who ~ that time had
bsca active n leading raids upon
churches. An elaborate pian was pre-
pared. the NOS; prominent feature %
which wus % have somebody live With
tks anarchists and get wind % their
plans a. soon as they we're formula
ted
F1iiEuaui was picked for ne deli
cate work. The JOB VAS fFauEht with
danger. for detection might mean
death. For three months the youth
s-i police rookie lived with a little
bad. believed % be The Brcsel group
% anarchists. inFrntiafsf himself
into their confidence. became one OF
ths leading factors IN their propasau-
IA work and iu this manner he with
Abaruo and Cnrhoue were assigned 20
she fob % Blowing up s. Patricks.
Poignant sot wo-t 90 the police and
wteu Aharuo entered fhs cathedral
and planted the bomb. the police plan
worked 20 perfection aud the arrests
s1Ifowef
IRE wife 60 PoIiEuauL. q fsmu-c
u-ia trist romnr. uas anxious 20
tn1w ron the reporters who came up
90 fntsrrirv hc- bow soon Amcdeo
r1aid - made an Inspector r GER
tafut~ wna frightened when hs VAS
living al that time wifh those terri
BE arrrchtsss.- she confessed 20 ths
nruseaper men. but IT'S worth r. 10
81 means pr0rrotiBn Tor ny husbauf.
ara thf-E no deserve 20. too
Today Nrre4so fs closely suartst
b. the police and BE whereahouts
kept seerrt pr fear thar frfeufs %
ttr anarchists may 20 him bodily En-
farv Ers Arrte1 secs only faif %
hfs vcrs ferr. ard e. snEioGE Co CON
riets thr w6rt 90 uhich Sc was as-
si-uet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

Boudoir Caps
Some of lace, 9th
ers of printed voile,
rib b on trimmed,
marked TO sell at
&c each, now 49c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-11

mis- sister, now Mrs. Arthur Wiley. of
Del Norte. Colo, at that time 3 years
old. They have just met for the first
time since their separation at the
home of the brother, who lives near
Irving. Thomas Fogleman of Hills
boro adopted the son. The daughter
was reared by family that removed
to Colorado. When grown to woman
hood she married a nephew of her fos'
ter-father. Only last Christmas Har-
wood accidentally learned this fact
and brought about the reunion.