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Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-27

It's peculiar how different classes have
different names for the same thing, and
how often these different names are apt
to mislead people For instance in draw
poker if gambler draws card that
is no good he says that he throws it in
the discard. If miner is found to be
useless he gets fired" but when the
Rockefeller interests get lemon in the
shape of an incompetent official, he is
sent back east to be member of Mr..
Rockefeller's personal advisory staff"
that is of course if he has been in
sufficiently prominent position, like Mr.
Bowers, who so distinguished himself in
his Christian ts) treatment of DIR. Coyle.
We don't want to be rude, but We do
hope that Mr. Welborn will soon be
added to the roll of discarded officials.
The double standard" seems to have
been always applied to the negotiations
between the miners and the operators.
although all negotiations, and the odd
thing about it is that these people seem
to be able to get away with il, and keep
the public in the dark all the time. Take
these indictment epidemics." the opera
tors are allowed to do all the devilment
that one with diseased brain could
imagine and yet remain posing as decent
citizens, and vet hundreds of miners have
been arrested on the flimsiest evidence
taken before the veriest kangerco courts
and thrown in jail and held indefinitely
for trials that are never meant to take
place.
House Cleaning Day Coming.
The Las Animas grand jury slipped a
cog The exposure was little too much
for even than delightful climate, but IL
is evidence of the length that these peo-
pie are prepared to go to harass union
miners. The shame is that the people
who were responsible for this disgusting
scandal cannot be dealt with and sent
to jail. IT'S silly to say that the jury
could have been drawn and the people
allowed to sit on ii that did and the
authorities wcic wholly ignorant of that
fact.
Some day the grand jurics are liable
TO be drawn from real citizens and they
will do their duty. If ever this does
happen in the southern coal counties,
there will be a cleaning out that viii
make those places safe to live in. IT,
a sickening sight 10 see q man whose
hands are red with murder standing up
and arrogating 10 himself the roll OF
prosecutor and talking about the INA
iesty OF the law" it's such dcspicable
specimens OF degeneracy that have
caused the present unhappy suspicion
that the law was lopsided.
We can well understand that. n man
at the head OF a big concern cannot we'll
become familiar with all the details Of
his business In many cases this IL i'm
possible, but such man should, we
think, at least gather his information
from reliable sources, and not always
allow n crowd OF scamps to stuff his
head with the wickcdly untrue bunk
that investors in coal mines have al
lowed themselves to stand for.
Corrupt Officials Cause Trouble
Colorado coal mines are as good an
Investment as aDy man need look for
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-27

O'Keefe, the popular jeweler at 1927
Fifteenth street, has those beautiful
bride rings. Don't be afraid, boys.-Adv.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-27

Try Principe de Lees cigar for an
afterdinner smoke. Union -mao> ADV.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-27

J. w. Tim" Foley has been having ii
seige of illness the past week or so and
thried to get sick enough to go to hos
pital but reconsidered, and is now back
on duty at the Trades Union club.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-27

Try Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke. Union made.--Adv.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-27

Beats them all. La Belle &c cigar
union made in Denyer.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
CHEAPER GAS IS WANTED
BY N0RTHSIDE CITIZENS
Inter Park civic League Calls IpOu
ttt! 10 Purchnsr Hcnrico Com
pnu!'s I1yut.

y resolution asking: the city to ac-
Iu'rc the gas works and the gas lines
OF the li"nrico County Gas Conpany,
i'll orde! THAT tn" citizens OF North
EiChG"rd may enjoy the same rates az
:t:r low Enjoyed by thoa. whose gas
j. furnished by the municipal plant.
WaS passed las might 81, Il meeting: Of
tile Diintc! Park Civic League. IN"
iicUri," county ,;as Company charges
si."j vet" 'o"" cubic fccr for ca. The
r".",uti"u VIII bc submitted 20 the Ci;y
Council tor ac,iM
i."si'uin" tic frs; OF the next fiscal
year. The cts VIII charge so cents per
Iro9 cub" f""t. Tie rate Is nov 90
cents Practically all or the territory
i<n"Wu a. North Richmond Is supplt, i
Win "as Nv ,h' llauriro Coupai!y. aua,
With iuc purchas, Of ;hc coiupany'.;
rl:uf Tho citizens 81 that territory
""Gi', "Gi"y Ia, rates obtaining ia
other SECTIONS Of thc city.
WyudhLn Il. Mvrcdith proiaiiicntl,.
l6"utii'ed with ''' movement 10 obtain
% nvW "itT clart"r. addresses the league
"u 'thaytc" Change. Christophcr H.
';alnctt president OF tn, League, pre-.
'!!od. and introduced the speaker. Tho
!caGu" wI!l try to Arrange Il joint de-
h;'c between! IN @dNocatc OF the pro.
posed changes and u champion oC the
rr' <crt government, for it's next meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

MAKTlNSNIL.t.t:. VA. December -.
- Mrs Susan l.. Scmrlr. widow Of Or.
james Scmpc. died at her home near
iri*huGG yesterday. after shor, i'll
ness. Sh" was Scvcnty-uinr years OLD.
and is SurviN eli by the following chill
drcu: George ". Scmrlc OF North CARO-
lima: r. l.. Semplc. OF Martin"vil'e:
James Scuplc. Of Texas: Mrs. T.. t..
Dunlop. Of H"nry County. aud Miss,
Anne $cru?lc. OF Baltimore. She leaves
ono sister Mrs James smith. al iliiis-
hor", OHIO The funeral took place 80
day Mrs. S,mrle Vas before hcr NAV
riagc Nis" E.mcy, al this county.
AMI leaves d iat;sr circle uf tricMds and
relatives in thi, section OF Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
STATE ASKS INCREASE
Governor and Other Officials VIII Ask
r., 4. d i. Directors to give
BnrKfr Dividends.

Governor stuart returned ycsteyday
inorn,i'S 10 tn: Capitol. after spending
'~o Ga%- III Charleston, :. G., where
IA" attended the sessions of IN" South
crn '"u.n"vcinl Congress on Monday
and TuesdaN The Governor gave his
nttcuiiou 10 Official business FOR roy
oral hours, ard then left Tor New Yo:k
10 attend "a meeting of The directors OF
~: iiichnond frcd"rici< bar; aud Po-
i"uar Eaii:r:,d Company.
y delegation Of the stock holders %
the company also icf, last night to
uuitr with the Governor and other
STAT. officers in q petition asking the
directorate to Increase the dividends.
The STATE ami other stockholders be
i,"Nr an increase Of 80 per cent is
JustiAcd. ana "ill urge thtt il bc
granted.
"lf the request &c are 70 niakn is
col!"rdcd.' said Governor Stuart yes
tcrdaS. ''ii VII! mean $4,000 NOR"
added - the revenues of inc State
The Richmond delegation includes
Roosevelt laSc, second Auditor. who is
chairman of the sinking fund; L.. q.
Leigh, Jr. Edmund Strudwici, Edwin
y. Palmer, l.nngbournc Williams aud
James *. M0nCurc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Funeral q, Mi.. Clements

Tia" funeral Of Miss Louis. Amuc,,
'c'n"nis' ouls daughter ~ MIR. ana
airs. Z. ~ |lnicnts. took place this
fi"ihit,S ht II o'clock frr:u 81 .Iosouh's
't'h"''r church tn c,iiiic, was tj!lcg
!" II: capacity with aynputniliu,
friends 10 pay th,ir trihut. Of respect
IL" impressive services woe conducted
~ ii"F. rather iIuicr ana RI lr.
M"'iSiem"r i r. c'Farrcil ,:-c;u MIN
peis .! rcopic AZ, oInp;tuicI TIN. buIv
10 the cemetery to witness TIA. uua,
''''iuoHi"s 1T thu grave. Tho Gcrni
,"bh',S WEI" very numerous ana v,ry
h""utiiul-teudcr evidence oi tho AZ
lection and esteem III which tn. .,n,l,
ana h"lorct! :uuu: wu,n.r. NuS hold ir
The conmunity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
I..Irrtinn of ufhrrr.

~ The stated ncctiuG o.; El.undtord
Lore No. :. y T. ana y. ii. Inst
Hi@"t. officers ior thc c..uiuG year
N'rrt elected az fellows. master. walter
I. bAuSh; senior Warden, james q.
Sranch; junior warden II. J.. !.Icy;
treasurer. W. w Preston; secretary.
I ~. ktus.: senior deacon. &. l.. Viii
hrInS"n; junior deacon. " ". Hines.
iiitr, Joseph Williams stewards, g. /.
Williamson aud James = l.~aneh: n.up
err! COMMITTEES II r Matt-sol. James
\ Hr"nrh and :. l. Williamson. Tho
officers were installed by Diei..ir; Den
.tH Grand Master Wallace. IL. I:ianhs
~ the meeting last night OF Holly.
800 camp. No"jMcu o! ia, Wo!ic.
the following officers were elected: Das,
c""su! commander Z. -. Ticker: consul
c"""nnndcr j. u. EaU.,h: .Gvisor lieu
t@hani. y. J. Hawkins banker. J. T.
IN; clerk. L. =. Parrish: escort. =,
"a FaulSl; "a'vhmaM Is ". Friend.
."ii"y. II. :. H;,rus: laa,r.-c.. ". l.
f""s,rs fui three years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
RICHMOND IS SELECTED
AS NEXT MEETING PLACE
koiner Elected President by South.
crn commissioners of
Agriculture.
GERMAN SYSTEM is FAVORED
Mcmbcrs vii! Ask Congress to rs
tablish ii Semioiiicial Body to Fn-
cilitate Marketing aud Distribution
of Farm Products.

tllAitLESTON, S. c., December ID
! The Association Of Southern Commits.
) Sioners OF Agriculture after an cxe"u-
tive session here to-day. announced
the adoption Of resolutions calling upon
|. tho congress to establish "A "scmioflicial
national. state. country and township
system OF chambers of agriculture.
: The sole purpose Of the curious or.
ganiZtstions. TIC resolutions urged
should be to facilitate aud develop tho
marketing: and distribution of farm
products lin a local and anon a ma
tionwidc basis" Resolutions also wcre
passed. IL was stid. urging upon the
congress the establishment " a rura!
credit system. enacted on II basis OF
o!@aniH"rs. and not Of lenders
III" rcspiutior urged a system o.
chambers Of agriculture. aiI. as an
uoun"ed by T.. j. Watson, Commissioners
of Agriculture OF South Caroline.
wonld provide that Congress empower
The President TO appoint - commission
81 seven members 10 organize the
cn"nhcr" OF agriculture un lac follow
inr basis:
Township charters would uo granted
upon application OF at least twenty.
i've i'"CsuIs, nud later cities. then state
charters. would be i:I..icd ,.pou the
basis az increased membership. When
twenty state rh"!ihers "f agriculture
had h""n organized, the proposed Law
would "nrnwcr tn" chambers to elect
representatives. who would trrn tho
som'uiiiri"i rational chamber "t a.ri-
culture. THIS b"i$ t,"u would super
s.dr seven crcauiz"rs appointed by the
i'~"s!dcnt. The resolutions proposed
that tho chambers OF agriculture be
unattached To any purely ,n;cIal no.
llit"hl department or bureau"
Tn" resolutions came after q cou-
I"r"uc" bct"""u Southern commission
crS and David hubim, Unit al states
'i"lcgnio 10 the international Institute
81 Agriculture at l,ui:i". 'rrc! wii' Ice
presented to-lnorruw by tho southern
Commercial Congress. unw in session
here. Tor approval. ana vnre signed BY
agricultural commissioners from Nir-
sinia, Georgia. r-uucs.cc .,lahaina
Nor'h Carolina. south Carolina aud
Texas.
ri,c Association Of southern Cor,-
nis-tvn"rs OF Agriculture TO-DAY chose
'ichmond Tor its next animal c"uvcr-
ton. aud elected tho following oil.
Gers;
President, Commissioned t;corcc W.
N"uer, OF Virginia. vice president.
'omnii ssioncr II. Il. Bri on. " rcnMcs-
see: secretary treasurer. Commissioner
J. y Wade, &c iliham".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Mcclellan Named
for u. S. Senate
Wins Out in Democratic Pri-
mary in Tennessee as Sue
ccssov to Luke Lea.
NASHVILLE. TENN. December IL

NASHVILLE. TENN, December Is
Representative Kenneth u. MckoIl,r
Of Memphis. was nominated by Tcnpc..
see Democrats at primary to-day to
succeed Luke Lea as United State.
Senator. Indications late to-ui.b,
were that his majority would he in OK.
cess Of $4,000 votes. Former Governor
Malcolm X. Patterson. Mr.. Mcclellan,
only opponent I'm the primary. issued
statement. concedine defeat, pledpinr
support for the nominee
To-d"y's voting ended "A yirorou.
hrce-corhered tight for the nomination
by Mcclellan. Patterson and Scna,,r
Lea. The latter was eliminated from
The running at primary last month
both Patterson and Mcclellan. however
failing At that time to poll suni,icu,
votes for nominal. On.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
ron MONTHS niv'lEHr.N
tI"TttkED HN CANADIANS

y" confirmation o. tina, theory has
ever appeared. but Lord Alverstono
WIS tor months bitterly attacked by
Canadians particularly in IL" wcs'
wiicrc il Mas Thought that England AS
I'm til, case az the oregon boundnry
case years before. WAS giving NY what
She thought useless territory, hut
Which Canadians knew 10 be rich. SIM
ply TO placAtc America. Previous to
the Alaskan Commission. Lord Aver
stone. then i:icnard EVnrard Webster
rendered good service to ais govern
men; as one of the British counsel be
tore the Venezuelan Boundary Commits
sion which met III Paris. as result
Of President Clsvclnud's famous war
message.
These were the p!casautcr incidents
- his professional career. He had had
one case at least that was far from
pleasant. Whcu Attorney General in
TIA" tonscrVativ" administration 1T The
time hc appeared "a leading counsel
for The Times before the l'arncii Com
mission and !; Tell to his 10, 20 pick
up the pieces after the breakdown OF
rigo,r. ruv storm settled ticrccly
ihou, the head -; the counsel for the
Times for weeks. and for once Aver
stones remarkable physique showed
SIGNS OF wear AND tear.
Lord A!vcrstouc. however, had don.
good work 'or his party and lis Gotta
t,';. va. considered one OF lie leading
lawyers Of his time, aud haj q keen
sympathy acute huo" leoec Of men ana
src;, insight into affairs an! . wide
kuowie.iSc OF his profession. all OBJ
raiucd hy hard work. He wa born on
December -, 1882. Ills father was
Thomas Webster, .. - we'll known a,
Wcstmiila;er where he had II large
practice, eapccia!l, IL patent cases.
I.ord .Nlycrstouc was "a widowcr
His wife died IL, 1879. and his only son
az 1870. after ;,u operation for apurr-
djcitis. There o. u" Incl" to tho title.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
KINDNESS or MERCHANT
REPAID WITH ROBBERY
Men Permitted to Sleep in Iii" Store
Make Way With Contents
OF Safe.
GOODS AND $3.50 STOLEN
One Is Arrested With Part OF Plumber
in His Observation-Disclosures Com
pnniou Got All the Cnsh-!Icayy
Work in Police Court.
Especial to I'll, Times Dispatch.

I'LL
PETEESBtR';. VA. Dcccmbcr ID
III the Police Court thS morning a
Wilt" man. j. y. Reynolds, was sent
~ to 'h" Hastings Court to hc tried
i"f robbery Last saturday night Rcyn-
"''!S ana Il companion, n,ni'd Lemon.
telling; pitiful story of Inability 10
ma lodgings. w,rc ddinijtcd for the
night I" the store of y ~chonwcttcr a,
tai'or IN South sycamore street. one
90 TIC mcn gave the proprietor $50 10
Keep Tor hiiu, which WAS deposited in
IN" safe. tiI SuudaN morniur Mr..
Sch"uw"itri on going to his Ht"ic,
FOUND the men gone. the SAT. open ana
All the money il contained gone $50
~ currency besides me 50" l,olouIin"
10 ON. vI thu m"lI. rn"r.. were also
stolen two "u!t patterns valued at $50
ana three ptniS patterns valued at SO
hen Reynolds Mas arrested he h:t!
som, OF III" Platforms in his possession
ne says t!'sI Lemon got all at tin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

l'urin% III" last tire" days The Police
Court has h"l" ali-day sessions This
nhS h"'i t-nd"ru'. iICcrSs:tTy 10 :. licvc
no congestion at lii" polio. station and
ih' Jail caused 10y the great number oi
arrests u served - good purJu.c in
No' h"ldlur overnight uiaI, eases o.
n''Nohor' "t"I%"" with minor "ftcus"s.
u" vonr; "oulc give hcarinl to Urls.
"utrS "a th"N wcic brouGhi in bs The
officers. ga MuuGay 100 cases were.
th"S 'iSp""'L o., ~ nan! moro yes
to-day. ;nid almost as many NOR" 10.
day nearly II! % them people OF Tia.
tic population.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
APPROVES COURSE
OF COMMANDER
WHO SANK ANC0NA

urN OF iE@ ivriu Foreign ONCE IL
spite Of tho naval authorities.
officials observed that the statement
reveals THAI the submarine commander
supplemented his first report OH tho
obstruction Of the .\ncona and turned
IN his tos, ihue apparently disposiaE
Of reports that the Vienna government
WAS Handicapped in preparing an
answer 70 the American note by in
ability 10 communicate with the com
llandcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
JORDAN MADE SERGEANT
Mounted rrnHir Officer Is Given IIipbcr
Position 10y Bonru Of Police
commissioners

The Board OF i'oiicu commissioners
last niEht elected K. l.. Jordan, a
mounted tranir officer. who has had
charge Of traffic In the Wholesale dts
trict on Cary street. to a scr-cautcy.
Scrg cant jordan was elected TO sue
coed sergeant }. T.. Jetcr. who died
several months ago. H., va. cler,cI
10 tho force on June il, 1907, and is
regarded as ono Of the lro:t efficient
ADD faithful officers in the department..
BUSINESS Of e routine nature occi.
pied the remainder 81 the boards time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Carter Glass Urged
to Oppose Swanson

"'Hh'N"'"N' Dee. i5-ucprc-
Afhn'N- '"ri"r Class, author - the
nc" hnnhing "no curr"nc, Jaw. I'm,
informed Delegation ui ,irri,in,,
that he viii mike !. ,irhu;,r nm
hounceMent about Jnnumr, =. =,
whether he win run tor the senate
aEninst senator tinudc s. >r,r.,n
The delegation called upon vi,
G1nhs ;Dd urged him to mike mn.
rnce against the junior senator, !,
In NOT brlie'cd u. Mr.. Glnss's friends
ibnf Ec WI consent to enter ;bc
contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Conclude Law Examination. To-Day.

Examination Of applicants tnr license
20 practice law III Virginia. which waa
begun by the State Board u Law Tx :
aniners Tuesday. "iii be concluded
with to- day. session of the board. All
of tho members OF tic board Lave par
.iciDatcd IN TIC QUIZ, with PRESIDENT
Robert NJ hughes, 81 Norfolk, in the
CHAIR. II is probable that a list OF Tho
successful aspiramt. VIII he announced
by the board through secretary NJ. II.
Watts. Tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

ISNNc.aI % 'TUr Tlmcs Dl%NNtcN.
CART i.kSNtt.L.E. W.. December 10
Miss Katie tragwail. "a popular student
at llamilton HIGH school and q member
OF Tie local CarU-Tirc organization,
died ~ hospital III i;chmo:r! on
sunday night She fingered ono wo"i
after AN orcra;iou Cor appendicitis.
The intrrDlut TOOK place Ut tho tamil!
hu:HinG ground Yesterday. Hcv. J. H.
Taylor couductin. the funeral services.
Miss rraewal ica'-es her parents, Nj.
and Mrs. { q. Cragwal; :; sister. Mise
Linda CvaSwall, ana brother, 10
CraEwall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
WILL JI:hIE NEW YORK
on Next TUESDAY

MEM NpEE, december 10 Captains
i'oy-l:d AMI Won I'ap"n will leave New
Iork. barring a change III their plans
on Tuesday uSNt on the Holland
American liner Noor;ilm. THIS WAS
learned authcritntivcly to-day al
though officials OF the linz declined to
discuss the matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Emncrml nt 1tnnrh q. mIrdgcn.

Tn" funeral uf Clifford - Bridges,
a former business man OF ;lis city.
WAS '"n"nctcd from tn" 81. June, The
Less. Episcopal church NJ Maitland,
Yesterday afternoon at ! 80 p'c!o, L.
The services were conducted by Rev.
T.. l.. Goodwin. Mr.. Bridges, was "a son
of David bridges aud Martha Louise
Mckinney. and is survived ny his wife
Mrs. l.i@zi' Mac,isii Bridges. 'rhC
burial WAS "a Holly wood Cemetery.
this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Mrs. june i'nrl<s Orguin.

tSpcv!al 10 Inc Times. Dispatch.l
1'LTERSRURti, NA.. December 10
Mrs. Jane !arhc Organ. aged seventy
ave years. i.."thcr OF Clerk y. VI. or
gam Of tsnw.dd'" County. dio, at her
rt"'',uco near rinwiddic Courthouse
;!iis morning. after 4, brief Illness. She
IS a"lNiT"c hy four children, Ms J..
W. 1n""P>"r. Mrs Y. q. HaGhon ami
y NJ. 'rgaip. nf D.nwiddtc c"unty.
ana i'raak Organ, Of New Orleans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Doruthy Virginia toYry.

~Docial 20 'INc TilMcs- DISla,..h
LGNClBiiitC;. VA December 10
Dorothy Virginia. The five lLy- old in
FAINT OF Mr. and Mrs Leonard y. COFFEE.
died yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dcncc Of her parents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
KING CONSTANTINE ILL
Contracts Mild Case OF Influenza. and
Court Ph. sicimns Prescribe
Complete ltcst,

LONDON. December l6.--king Con
s''h'lne of Greece has contracted =
mia ease OF Influenza, with syn,,ton.
OF sligo; fever. according To tho
ba'iy Chronicles Athens corrcrpondc,,
The court physicians arc said to have
prescribed that the King take a com
pl";. rest,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
iuurru; u Mrs. ,inrnurct ~ VT

The funeral II Mrs. Margaret Mich
olson Null. who died ycstcr,a! morn
ing ~ Tess o'ciock al the no:i" OF h.r
i':u:ht"r. Mrs. NJ. W. Sllu"itcf. VIII
hc conducted from tho Residence. 80"
lianoNvr Avenue. AZ noon tomorrow.
She is survived by enc sister. Mrs. J.
=. ttcA. aud wv" daughters. Airs. "
". Si.u@b'v-. ~ this city, ana Mrs
Robert Francis. ~ lianrto;}.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

SrcHINI - TNr Times UIsn0lcN.l
NCHlijRG. VA, pcccinArr ID
George 4 C"wccr, aged ilirtE-niuc
Years. died last night at the bomc and
Retreat. where lc had been ii! for
three ve"lis FIe was a native Of hibc-
marie County. and nus II member -
James i;iy". Lodge Of odd Fellows %
l.yn"nDUr-. l!iS wi.c and TWO chiiGrvu.
George ana !:lnCr. ana his father. ~.
II. Cow Sc! OF Warrcnsburg. No. CUR
,tys him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

''h"-c Mullen yesterday ISSUED his
iir"t wr!, u maldanum II was d.
'ec'G' To High Constab!. Mallory. al
fctt.n% MN 10 eject s. tenant
'hJeHtion is Deiug hc:rc nc:airs, tho
running OF the hoTvr cars Of Tho 10
,.' S'"f~ M "pr"n"ttc.; Electric i.ui!-
WY over the tracks OF the virginia
k"i!wn% aud Tower Cun!pyi.v in Sy..,.
mo'' street Oh account o. the colices
ton in that street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
arrested for Assault,

Roscoe walker. rolored. wag arrested
nN Detectives Erya''t and Thurman
Yesterday ON clu,rpc Of nssaultiag
and Touuding Virginia Dixon
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-17
NOTICE

In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Ju-'
dieial Circuit of the state of Flor
ida, in and for Marion County
In chaneery.
Stuckey and Tiiler Company, Cor
poration Organized and Existing
Under the Laws Of the State OF
Florida, Complainant, VS.. ,. T.
Michael, ct al, Defendants-Suit
to Quiet Title.
To J. T. Michael, Joseph Davidson,
Borland, Moses Jordan Banks, Eman-1
uel English, John Randall Annie e.
Halliday. Alexander McConn, Charles
Gable Tyson, Amos G. Cooper. Bur
rel Goodwin. w. e. Edmond, While Ed
aond. Minnie Edmond; Mary EDMOND.
ney, G. a. Rahme, Adeline L. Over
street, w. r. Strunk, d. D. Knapp,
anderson = Smith, Harrison p Carr r..
in this court this day in suit COM
menced by Stuckey & TiIler Company,
! Florida corporation. against you and
residence are unknown TO complains
ant; that you and each OF yon are over
ne age Of tgenty-one years; that
ida service of subpoena upon whom
would bind you or either Of you;
Now therefore. you, and each of you,
honorable court on
Monday, January Ord. 1915
TO answer to bill of complaint ex-
aibited against you in the said court
~ Smokey & Tiller Company. cor
poratfoD, and to do further and receive
what the said court shall have consid-
cred IN that behalf, otherwise the COM
plainant will proceed ex parte. It is
further ordered that copy of this
order shall be published once week
Cor eight consecutive weeks in the
s9eaIa Evening Star. a newspaper pub
Iished in the said county and state.
Witness the. Honorable ". s. Bull
fodk, judge Of said court and p H.
Nugent. clerk, and the seal thereof at
OcaIa. Marion county, Florida, this
he 3rd day of November A. d. 1916
CLERKS SeaI3 p II. NUGENT
Clerk Circuit Court Marion County,
Florida
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compIainant's Solicitor. 4-5-st-fri