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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-17
BEUlAII

Beuiah. Florida. Nav "a
The much needed rain came al ns-
for which We are truly thankful "a
has done = world ~ good and
damage % roans and crops bv N
ms. We are inclined 20 criticize. -.
the old lady up In East TennesH
who entertained a Baptist preacher
dinner. When he was ready Is
part ho said. Sister. you have been
very Kind 10 me and I should like FI
nave prayer before ! So and II there
u any special need you wish me -
pray for LEI me know" "You must
pray for rain she said FOR we need
i powerful bad tie made a fervent
appeal, mostly for rain. After he had
been gone about an hour there came
regular gully washer that washed
her corn out and tore her fences out.
She remarked the rain had done a loo
~ good, but 4 j. just the way with
them good divine Baptials. they al
ways overdo what they SO at.
Mr. Fred Shelby was IA the city ON
business Monday.
Mr. Ralph snowdcn has gone 60
Baldwin county. Ala. for a short visit
al the home Of his brother r. T. snow
den.
Arthur spare was business visitor
In the Deep water city Monday.
Ralph snowden and Louis spare
we're IN Pensacola on business satur-
day.
Dir VIII shelby and crew ~ logger
have had 90 stop work for = few days
The recent rains have made d inn.
possible to work in the Black Lake
swampa
Mrs. Mary Barrineau end children.
and Mr. James snowden and famiiy.
g. r. Snowden and family and a num-
Der ~ the young folks spent one a.
last week at the Hurst Hammoc ash-
1 Ing and boating. They dld not catch
many nah. bat had a nice time fuss
the same and enjoyed bauntiful :.
mic dinner provided By the ladies
Rev. AFR. Roberts nlied hls appo..
msnt here last sunday preaching e.
excellent sermons, morning and ef.
ming, which were duly appreciated
the large and attentive audience pre-
emit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-17

IL in the future unknown world
Man reaps the harvest ne has grown
No weeds nor thistles wiil 30 found
In the harvest which this man has
mowm.
II Is with heartfelt sorrow that the
writer takes upon himself. the duty
81 doing Justice 20 the memory and
character ~ Mr. John sheppard,
A. We do not believe IN hcstowing
upon man 3 fairer name than ne de-
serves after death, and which is a
prevailing custom among those who
pay tribute 60 the dead. We can as
sure ths reader, that this brief and
simple tribute 70 the deceased q =
true and sincere sketch uT analysis n
his character.
knowing him from boyhood. engaged
ia 4 close business intercourse With
him up % the time ~ his death. We
know nothing IN his character. which
may Pc termed a. unworthy % an
honest man.
Beginning life a poor boy. ne reached
the goal - success unaided and 81 IT
own emortH and ~ adhering closely
70 tne code ~ honor. won ard en-
ioysd the conhdencs n ell with whom
he came Ga contact
As a citizen he vas iawahldinw. as a
son. true 60 the duties due HE mogher,
and all connected with him. recaived
/ a. his hands that attention they mer-
tied as friends. relatives and eompan-
ions.
We wliI draw the mantle over this
/ brief sketch 81 a true man 81 saying;
that Il ia ere future and inviaihls
world. there - a system n REWARDS
/ for those whose deeds Ia this weEs foi
| the best. our friend. John Sheppard
wili be found Ia the front ranks q
these who are 20 Fsesiys them.
As the travellers in the desert
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THINGS NORMAL
AGAIN IN THE
CITY BUILDING
FIRST AND SECOND PRima.,1-----
ARE NOW HISTORY AND THREE
COMMISSIONERS AGAIN GET
DOWN TO BUSINESS.

Things are normal again az the city
hall The first and second primaries
are uow matters Of history and there
has been no change In the board 81
commissioners. and Commissioners
johnson, who reached his desk -
early as usual following the election,
was met BIZ other officials In the build
ing ana congratulated. and later ln
the day friends by scores called and
had a good word Of eongratulation 20
say for Tommy" Among those who
called were many haymeu. who were
happy that one u their officers ~ the
s r. A. was again selected. Until re-
Gently Commissioner Johnson waH
president Tor several years n the :,
q. A.
Although a meeting was scheduled
for Friday it was decided during
the day that all business on the ealen-
dar for the postponed session be fur
Their advanced on the calendar. and All
viii be taken 40 AZ the meeting o.
Monday with the exception u con
sldcrlng on first reading several ordi-
nances perhaps there vas nothing
else on the calendar that would war
rant tho calling Of the meeting an
+ had been intended.
Commissioners Johnson was early In
I the day at the water plant, where the
\ deep well BE- being driven on q private
/ contract This work r. being done un-
der hia prsonal supervision. pat fer the
past few days considering the rains
/ and the primary, he did not have much
i time 90 devote to the job lie spent
the greater Part 81 the days in
the nelrhborhood ~ the water plant
I and on other public work. all % which
r. being done under his supervision
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DEERLAND


Deerland. Fla, May Is.--wr y. A..
killingsworth and family spent last
sunday ~ Mira w A. Jernisan's.
Mr. T. Cain. ~ Messy Head, spent
last sunday here visiting friends ana
relatives.
The farmers and gardeners of this
section are happy over the rain We
have been having for the pact week
Dr. y. 4. Rose. 81 ValdOsta, Ca. Was
a pleasant caller here ias, Monday ard
Tuesday.
Rev. ,. a. Each was a pleasant call
er a. the Stewart house last Monday
night.
ar. NJ. - Savage. az Crsstvtew. was
q pleasant caller here laut Tuesday
Mr.. &. =. Hart Of Dorcaw. waa
business visitor here last Monday and
reported crops looking tine over his
way
ar r. a. Bowden. q D8reas. was
business visitor here lant wOdnsa-
DAY
SIR ". J. DAVIS spent last Thurs.
day night IN DeFuniak with his fam
~.
Miss Adrie Hower. OF waycrosa. Gn
arrived here last THURSDAY nlEht -
spend a while with her enasin. Miss
Ruth Mcconnell. Her many friends
gladly welcome her back
Mr, W. 5. nethea made a flying trip
90 Ciaroy Last Thursday night
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Excelsior Wncampmemf. No 4 rnnrfn
every second and fourth "Wednesday n
each month AZ 8 . ma ln Ranord Han
corner HaNlem ara Belmont strnsfh
VlaifinR fntrlarcha are invited 60 81.
W RI EyERHARD.
CHAs. FREIpBICHsEN, CT
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I buy ans exchanges and sol ANYTHING
second hand Stoves. waE7ua locks ele~
Vafars. pumuF piping desks, BOTTLES
- ereia feed bags preserve Jars. chairs
harness. show cases. Zee boxes scales.
counters tvuewrfterH coffee urua. tn
fact. In there ia anVthluE vun need. I
have it Address ilb Suath Tarra9ona
street penaa cola. Fla luaE
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$3.50
FiSherRealEState
Agency
Established in 1881.

parehed and dry, thirst for rofresTir
waters, hail with JOY the shining r.
tant oasis. 50, win they whom ~ -
left behind. bowed with sorrow. and
thirsting for happiness. hail with iav
the beaming, happy face ~ sohn shen-
pard IN the dim and unknown world
u. j. GONZALEZ
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DANISH STEAMER WAS
ToRPEp oED AND SUNK

London. May iB.-Ths Danish
steamer Martha vas torpsdoed and
sunk On Aherdssn this morning by
German submarine Her crew %
eighteen we're saved
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FARM LANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED IN ne Roberts
community. Creamery Nad canning
nlaut ts take your produce. Coed land
al reasonable prices Write ns Ter fail
Information TIE HnkaFta FARMERS
AsaociGuon. Geo. .. vosrhasa, Presidsnt.
Ruharas Wta 3sfsh
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Business Opportunities.

TO INVEST Services &c bookkeepeF ~
thoFnuEhiV competent. eNperslhesa
foung man. Also operate t&peWritef
Clean reeuTd ard Eoad raferanFea To
prove AhfHty NtH norh one trial month
Ter hgM ea3are Sea = Florida CITY
Florida. smaytst
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-17

FOR aAfsW--Tha fgTiow1ns shares 81
stock "a shares BarreionH 81 wharf
Co. & shares Ferry Pass Inspectors A.
shippers Assn. SEQ shares West pansa-
cola Land Co.. also go reait amca lots N
WanslhuTEf. one inf and two =atnrw dwell
iinn or Bnguu Chfccs IT'S zoo acres pine
iana. santa Rosa ecunty Tee shares of
stock 90 the Interstate Cafmaitv Com
uanT. one tat iu the Town % AudaluHta,
Alabama. and g number ~ lots In ire
View CITY Tract and East Pensacola z
residence 1ota in MomfaomeFg. Aia. s2k,-
eco on bonds 81 Pensacola suburban RI 3
500 600 % "a p a a. RI ~ Co honds
81 shares of preferred stock @ PA a A.
1fa shares ~ common Mtnek o. p A. A
10 tote ln HiNhand PARK ~ III Milton
rtrriFer F7Fst National Bank lt WNHl
irtendrucla street. Pensacola, Pa ima'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-17

YOUR PLANO car re maa@ Nke new "a
tone. touch and looks hg otE three sxs
narf uiams builders ard ease Nniahera
lev nffosa, and Wam ear raw ~ fhe
wees T-ha Clutter Music huxna iEnes
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POSITION WANTED

VOTING WHITE WOMAN WITH fe-
months ola rhfa desires place as COOK
and general house servant ADDRESS
" cars Journal A'ha1a
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ARTEsIAN WELLs

ARsrwarkN wMIFR-Wln put In vets
Z to rs inches diameter, any aepkh.
aMe 6uarantea water. Wnta A9L AaA- "
formation GRAY Arteslan Wei Co lat
tnwaate. wIa
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS ln Poet Or
Gee Railway Mall and Uther branches
are Naoa. Prepare For exams under
former ii. II civil Service Secretary EN-
auafner ruoklet GA free write to-
aay. Patterson C1vl Service sehooi.
Rochester. 8. 7. temaylt
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The Journals Want ad
Way" win get you results
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PERSONAL.

SOUTHERN LADY a5. worth Sia Geo
wuale marrT. H-Box S. League. To-
Ie6n OHIO
Jane pltta ere nurae haa returned and
e locafed at e2o IS. GreGorNs ioEnaNTs
WEALTHY California Ranchman. ag
wclld marry. ConnGeutlsl. NJ mox IS.
League, Toledo. Ohio. lanayifs
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Piano Factory TO You.

saarheF.m Lester "Eneraon." "Aiuda
saan.H schirkarlna.a =lasar pianaa-
scecliirnan,f Lester" sra ehaanef. Piag
sF Muaie, euf EFiesa Factorx aasata
The Clutter Music House.
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" -: The Journals Want Ad Way 5 :: &C
MISCELLANEOUS.

HARoCO e. CO ErECTRgcAI goN-
fractions for safe. cleaned
and repaired keys made 90 order Ir
East Garden street Phone 6ia. mnyBtf
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FOR SALE-Nice, dry stove
wood, trimmings from kiln
dried lumber, 90c per load.
$3.50 per cord, delivered,
Stearns Lumber & Export
Co. Tarragona and Lloyd
Phone 1913. nmsh
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Help Wanted-Female.

wANTup-A neat ceiere8 woman. good
iaundreas. help with homework STAY
o. place References required, ApplN
ta Mra Edward p. Cole. NAVY 1afas
Warrington Fta 1a mnFet#
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$3.50 Cottage 75O

5l6 W. Strong street.
three rooms, kitchen and
bath, plastered walls, large
rooms. Lot 45 feet front by
l2O feet deep. Owner in EN-
.ploy Electric Company and
has been transferred to an
other city.
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WMNTWn-An intellectual attractive
woman af good address 81 eali 9n the
housewife win q special proposition. On
aaiarg basis State experience, IL any
and give references Address Hustler
care Journal tAHAE
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOET-Araethyst brooch. saturday after
noon. ou PalafoN 81. between Chase
81 and =. 9. Reward n returned @ rs
~ chase SCI tsmag8
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LADIES tas weekly sasy. Simple works
rs eamvasninn evenings re t1ne, fnas
o1nmffnN rwervthinw furnished no eH
reFiamce DON'T worry about eaRatah
Boyd C Brown. neHt B g. Omaha.
Weir 1emayit
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r. e a. n,
Regular communication o. Ea-
- Gambia Lodge 40 rs. r. & a ~
M Monday Mas 18th. at z1 B. m
]" Visiting Bros frateruH1ly iu-
Nite8.
81. D. QUTGLBY. w a.
~ E. RIGGS. Secretary
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FOR SALE f-horsepoweT, two-eyeis
medium duty gasoline engine. ia me
condition p. @. Box loss. Pensacola
2may
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
ROCKY LIE.

Miss Katharine Valeria Walling.
daughter of DR.. Byron w. Walbn2. OF
Poo!esville. this county, and Sidney
Thompson. of Washington. were mar
ried at O'Clock Yesterday afternoon In
St. Peters Episcopal Church, Pooles-
Vile. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Walter P. Griggs. of East New
Market. Nd. assisted by the rector.
the Rev Augustine Smith.
The bride was given In marriage by
her father. She was attended by Miss
groom's brother. Arthur Price ThHnp-
son. Of Washington. was best man.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

The executive committee OF District
No. of the Sunday School Association
OF Prince Georges county. and which
IL composed of schools In Riverdale
College Park. Berwyn, Branchville, and
Beltsville. met at the home Of Mrs. II.
J. Patterson In College Park and out
lined the working for the coming win
Ter: IT was decided to carry out the
following institute: October &C. cradle
roll and primary departments, at the
RiVerdale Presbyterian Church. Novem-
Der q. secondary and evangelical de-
partments at the Beltsville Methodist
Episcopal Church: January %, adult
and home departments at the Rerwyn
Presbyterian Church; February 20. mis-
sions, at St. Johns Episcopal Church.
Beltsville; March 2S. temperance and
social service. at College Park Epsco-
pal Church; April 25. teacher training
and business. at the Riverdale Presby-
terian Church: May %. social at
Branchvilie Methodist Church.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
ANACOSTIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Burch gave a
surprise party to their daughter. Miss
El.aida Burch, on the occa sion of her
fifteenth birthday Wednesday night at
their home. at Fourteenth and U streets,
when a large party of young people
gathered to offer congratulations and
good wishes. In the company were
Serena Scaggs. Matte Willett, Mary
Reid, May Levt Beatrice Hazel. Helen
Gibbons. Adelaide Padgett, Adna Pyles.
En- elyn Reid. Frank Duvall, Norman
Murphy. Grantly Burch. Raymond
Scaggs, and James Young.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

special meeting of the Holy Name
society OF St. Jerome's Catholic Church
VIII be held at the church next Friday
evening to outline the plans for the
Holy Name parade October TO-
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

In st. AIMS Catholic Church. at Ten
leytown. d. c.. at 1 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Miss Marie Maud Hewitt.
daughter Of Mrs. Mary A. Hewitt, of
Rockville. and Ralph w. Bohrer, son of
Charles o. Bohrer Of Bethesda, were
married by the Rev Father Smith.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

The Rev. Samuel r. White. OF the
Baptist Church. officiated at the mar.
rage here yesterday Of Miss Gertrud,
Marine Moriarty and Howard Edward.
HenninG. both of Washington.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

The Epworth League Of the Anacosus
Methodist Episcopal church Is TO re
sumo It's activities the first Sunday II
October and the officers are at pres
ent engaged on plans for an active sea
son.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
HYATTSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Keech and Young
son. of Washington state, are the
guests Of Mrs. Keech's uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Keegin,
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
THE WASHINGTON TINES. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 2s 1915
IN MEMORlAM

Notices for this column are aec-yted at 80
cents nat. either prose or poetry In case no.
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
Tor earh line In excess Of ten,
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

The Riverdale volunteer Fire Depa ri :
ment was organized last night at a
meeting held in the Rlverdale town
hall with charter membership OF
forty-six. Owen MulliRan was elected
cnieI; George MONTGOMERY, assistant
chief; Harry Burlingame, secretary
treasurer. The following board of
trustees was also chosen Frederick
Mckee. B. Meyers. A. Gordon, Joseph
shipley. and Harry Campbell.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

W. H. Covington. of Bagdad. Va. AM
Miss Nan Dabney. of Richmond. cam
to Washington yesterday and wer
married by the Rev. Mr.. Downs. Boil
are relatives Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar'
r. Wood, of 1921 Minnesota avenue.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

The same minister officiated at the
marriage here yesterday Of Miss Ora ce
ration. 9. .lackett $ Mills. Va, and Bur-
f0ughs EInbrey. of Remincton
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. William Benhoof and
family, of High street, have gone to
Baltimore. where they will make their
future home.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

EDUCATIONAL
GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY.
N1NETY-F1FTH YEAR.
Day and Late Afternoon Sessions.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 20. 1915.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,. A. b.. q. =. In
COLLEGE OF ENa,NEHnrNo. p. e. in
Arch. C. E.. e. e. and NJ. e.
TEACHERS COLLEGE. A. b. and Teachers
Diploma.
Offices: 2023 G Street.
SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES. A. NJ.
,rs;, NJ G: E.. 2 E: NJ f.. Ph. D.
DENTAL SCHOOL. d. d. g.
O@ces: 1925 H Street.
Law SCHOOL. LII. b.. LII. NJ. NJ. p. 7.
Office: New Masonic Temple.
ASSOCIATED CoILEGEs:
NATIONAL AI COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
500 I Street.
COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE.
2l13 14th Street.
General Office: 2023 G Street.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

Mrs John c. Smith has been elected
president of the Womens Home Mis-
sionary ociety of the Anacostia Method
list Episcopal Church to succeed Mrs
William Benhoff, resigned.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
ALEXANDRIA RED MEN
READY FOR FESTIVAL
Chiefs Of Order From Virginia,
Maryland, and District to At
tend Celebration.

ALEXANDRIA. Sept 23-The seventh
anniversary of Seminole Tribe. No. 30
Improved Order Of Red Men. will be
celebrated tonight. The chiers OF the
order from Virginia, Maryland and the
District will attend. u hundred ano
fifty Red Men will come from wash
ington. They will be met at onior
station and escorted to odd Feliows
Hall at 7:45.
Clifton j. Parrott, Of Danville, the
great sachem of Virginia will be the
guest of honor. Witn Roger 1. SULLIVAN
the great junior sycamore. he visited
Osceoia Tribe, No. |. last night.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

Mrs. Mary Cole, of Del Ray. died TO-
Gay at the Alexandria Hospital.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

Charles Harold Ow ems and Miss Mary
Virginia Brooks were married last night
by the Kew. W. +. Watson.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
Vital Records

lCdl N6COTOS
Births.
Carroll and Beuia Zepp. girl
George l.. and Rose f. Wood. boy.
Ernest l.. and Marjorie Whetzel. boy.
Francis l. ~. jr.. and Eugenia Tennyson,
boy.
Thomas q. and Jennie G. Tuft, boy.
William and Cioldie Ryan, boy.
Chase l. and Mabel E. Nash, girl.
Raymond Il and Marcia Z. Nash. girl.
william and Gertrude y. McOsker. boy.
Marion q and Nernine Mastin. girl.
Joseph II. and Harriet A. V. hsldenbach.
William and Elsie Hohnhaus, girl and boy
Carlos C.. and Lucy d. Houghton. ,strl.
Walter {. and Laura v. Dively. kiri.
Edwin e. and Elsie L. Crouch. siri
Hsrry H,Ij,yy Il f.. and Epnies r. c,siiin. boy;
Le,cher c. and Mary A. Anderson. boy.
william II. and Rebecca 4. simms. girl.
James and Medora Poe. girl.
samuel u. and Geneva l.. Piper, girl.
Marriage Licenses.
Isaac sss. s, Provost, zephyIhills: Fla. and
John Thomas on San and Hsp"'ta,i sSa Goodiowe. M
George George II. bart Hart and Mary L. Henry;
IIaroiu ~ WeUster ana Bessie Il. holmes.
Thomas ID. Hawks, Albert, Va, and Mabel
Graves. indianapolis, Ind.
Joseph s. Burch and Ethel Knott
Deaths.
Charles A.. Snyder. 55 years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Mary X. Won Ringharz. 7s years. 254s Uni
versity place northwest.
Phillip A. Delano. 81 years. 1000 street
southeast.
Albert +. Rupp, IS years. ZIG Rhode Island
avenue northwest.
Ellen =. ILlliken. So years. 1850 Columbia
road.
George william Hohnhaus. IN days. 1926 A
street southeast.
Infant OF Travis G. and Viola r. Vestai. I
day Georgetown University Hospital.
Lavinia II. Lewis IS years. 6O9 W street
northwest.
Esther Henry. "a years. Tubercu ulosis Hospi-
tai.
Edna Jennifer. 20 years. Emergency Hospital.
Marie King, 80 years, 625 Delaware avenue
southwest.
Harry J. Jennings, months, 26ls Dunbar
ton avenue northwest
William Spencer / day A5 street north
west.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23

Mrs. Margaret Sherwood. formerly OF
Alexandria, died today at the nome OF
bourne, \. c. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
EUK SAlt-fARMS

20 ACRES In Fairfax Co.. convenient to hoth
rail and electric line; IL acres In timher,
balance under cultivation: we'll watered; larEs
colonial house OF 8 rooms IN good shaAN
beautiful lawn and shade-has been In onS
family for nearly 100 years; new barn any
corn crib: all other necessary outbuidlnsri
close to school and church. Price s3 zoo. EarIA
Dept VIM H. SAUNDERS CO. WASH
ington, d. c.
The Washington times., 1915-09-23
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WORKINGMEN-Have no time TO waste
with reduction sales" there's very little
reduced IS today. how much did the other
man pay that bought last week! We sell
new pants at 81. 30 to - and IT'S clear l59c
saved one price. JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
619 D.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-02-18
HERO OF GOULD & CURRY
FIRE PASSES AWAY

William O'Leary, secretary of the
Virginia City Miners union, has re-
eeived letter from Frank Pinaglia,
announcing the death of his uncle, Lo-
renzo Pinaglia, better known in this
city as ''Larry" Pinaglia, on the
11th inst, at the home of his brother
at Pleasanton, Alameda county, Cal.
The funeral services took place yes
terday at Pleasanton.
The many friencs of Mr.. Pinagha
in this vicinity win regret to learn of
his death, he being an old-time res'-
dent and miner of the district, coming
to Gold Hill in 1860, residing here con
tiuously ever since. About two years
ago, however, he suffered a stroke of
paralysis and went to the coast, hop
ing to benefit his health, but he had
never recovered from the effects of
the illness. He was here on a visit a
little over year ago
"Larry' was competent miner
and had worked in nearly all the lead
ing mines of the lode and Sutro tun-
mel. He had also done more or less
prospecting and owned some claims on
the Ophir grade At the time of the
fateful Gould & Curry mine fire in
1887, Larry was a station tender, and
was among those awarded a medal for
bravery displayed dlring that fright
full occurrence, he assisting in the res
cue of men on the 1900 and other lev
els. He was also one of the crew that
worked from the Son. Virginia side TO
secure the bodies of the men on the
1900 level, who could not escape and
were lost.
Mr.. Pinaglia was a native of Italy,
about 81 years old. He was an honor
airy member of the Virginia City Min
ers union, having been member for
over forty years.-Virginia Chronicle.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-02-18
MINUS HIS FROGS. HE
GOES BACK TO WORK
(By United Press.)

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 1s.-Alhert
Kreger, the man who carried Ia frogs
in his tummy for several weeks and
found that ten Of them were alive
when elected, resumed work today Of
ter being off duty for over two weeks
to think il over.
Kreger is believed by DR.. {. Z.
johnson, of Winthrop, Mimi, who
vouches for the story, TO have taken
frog eggs into bis stomach while
drinking water. They got into the in
testines, where the digestive miecs are
less severe and the,e they hatcbed
They made their way back ii to the
mans stomach, wnsta r. - r-eated II
ritations that produced violent pains
and nausea. which almost caused
Kreuger to have ar c9e:1tion. II wss
due to a violent II If nausea that
Kreger elected the frogs, ar.. ten of
them hoped about r"a! lively ahe on
the ground