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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-22

10 AtHIN
LAKE FRoST
ALI ron 1850
rhis tract IL rare bargain. and one that
you would b. proud 10 own. land iirs
very isY~i and 10 easy 20 slsaf, the soil
"a sood grade ~ clay loan and SANDY
loan plenty - water 20 irriEais siih
" you ~tsh there IL good veil On
property. fine roads served with n,
- ana phone cream ard sEE route
handy 90 tFsctt school. saSmiii and
ieNEins camp all close By plenty %
bstEhhors u - very desirable piece
- land Let us prove II % you.
TERMS taG ckHB. tie MONTHLY
rtoEr Sound FARMS CO. sos sta Az.
ie0.AcRE HOMESTEAD
Toe acfes pia~sd lard is acres have been
cultivated house itsisi fenced on thr~-
sides ~ miles from GOOD small ,s~n
one mite 70 railroad - miles 70 county
seat
PRICE $3.50
CLIFFORD a. VAN ARSDALE. Inc.
1918 rhirf Ave ioi Washington ~.
CHICKEN RANCH
fs aerss ~ unser cultivation t.reom
heus~ harni 4 modern chicken houses
sad PARKS about tta hens 100 Young
chicks. ros. I hslfer horse harness
husEF ara ~ssnns farm implements.
small Yoanr orchard $500 terms
y ". Ridley. Port HfaniY. wash. ~
rtNE. fnHiuATKp sLrALFA LAND
Small ~ Large Tracts
VERY cftEAP--NERf EASY TERMS
Write o. raii for free books
tMatuHArfoS BUREAU
g. M 81 y ny
ssernf Ave and cbsrry -. seattle Wa.
80 AsNrs. sTofKrb
~ ser-. ~ eaiiivAiieai - acres pasture
god hviiaturs SO bead stock al farm
tools sssp NuThss. tet rsnirai nids
riIE rrrKH RECLAIMED EVER
BLADES oF FLORIDA
TIE t~ss hay ~ tha age Lard hsius
tsksn vsrF fast nis Developments thls
~inirr hstnE planned casis nnfhtng
- meet aur aEent and set literature
sst Central mas
urncTn BLAND srfs sTae,,. close IN.
beautiful view ftta sns ,tsa pef
sefs Mrs.. = Lasas. owasf. neaesn
1871
ruff FAf-E-is acT~s- o. Paeisie kiThSsy
miles north - NsFYsrifisi 6 aeres
cleared acres IN berries tists For
description and terms. write owuef. g
Erwla Nsfysyilis. wash nea,.
43-Lots for Sale
utAtrrrtL VIM noNrsrrrs
urt home n location where yru have
ait city convenience and seuld hish
tAxss anf city assessments 'g1f.
assiRp feet, close 80 dock. en- county
rad coed hnas rrrrirs hr fare tels.
phone. electric lights. near school and
church
tssss Do~n. $50 Month
Mci.oraut.tN. tei caiumhia MAin tfi.
Tor FoR 1850
90 Zee, side and trs fss, dep. ne city
sssrs ~ assessments near city limits
ard near car scent fare. a country
horne siis. GOOD usishbars West No.
sftis T. y HOLMES Haefn tts EN-.
rifs nidE. 1is Second ave. Phone ~.
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44-Houses for Sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-22

23-Personals
.aEr MAnHiFt,s-nsst n,atrimoniai paper
Published mailed free The coFFssgoa=
dent reisde ohie.
RAvANAuuns . % HArs ices u, ~
MNHH nA0s repaired ,eg Peoples Hank
Biar
WHOEVER ~ 40, seed fsrfn. bat Ne
wife want 60 correspond with LADY
- near sxe Details tn first letter
object mAtrimeny Addrss. r.ft star.
CONFINEMENT noMI-Nnns f.sfobn.
graduated midwife Cat dsy and
nisht Consultation free Terms reA.
sonahie isee fesier East sitt
wouLp rur Mainly A farmers
daughter. as~ ~ weight ~, tfo~H
hair ard eyes good disposition nice
hnusskssr~f sna cook property 10 eee
siii inhsfn has no rpuafiunlif 90 meet
desirabis asHtl~msns never married
wfii marty puaf man % farmer Mere
particulars NlsdiY srut any man sns
seerins quick. inciasinE some postage
address sincere fusslfi. valley Nsh
No reaHrai deliveries This notice l.
genuine
VIII s5fns oas slTs poof family .
uet~f Particulars CAPITOL tsft. MuEo.
suhER. intsuissnt wtdsssr ~. soad
character trade. SALARY sni steady
position. wouid Hhs te correspond wiih
a tsdf. object fnafFtmany This T. no
matrimonial sssncr a Pa star
MAJ ~ ta n in. tss lbs property
steady wpfk, waat. % meet lady net
over tf. nsaf heusrks=psr. sond teeth
and hair references exchanged utiscf
uatrimeny address. hos N.ss star
MArEhSifN = hsesitsa bsfsFs asa
during confinsmsnt Terms reasonable
Orsdaafs fafasffs sffnsy tts tstt
tsth sse . Mr. miller
T0rN0 MAS. f0Tsisa tsfn. ssatitiaas
aud earnest, wefsiuE far hifn.sif wnuid
tisr 10 meet pretty Industrious fuuuE
tafT sha weighs not ever i3a pounds
ctiert uaifimeuF PIE star
f.Abfrk = NJ saecss.fai REMEDIES aF~
positisAF ruarant~ed safe aad sure.
1859 y Npflsen
NIsA as III reyinsa sdarsisa wants
eaufeniai companion. object natfinenr.
sadrs.. Pr sisr
24--Business Personal
LADY. fifst-ciass teacher piana vorst
yiain. Niii sits special fan rates "a.
dress r-ss. star
CONFIDENTIAL maternity hone bshiss
seeg,ss ~ ~ IsSsgs; 49,. w.
25-Spiritual Mediums
GIFTED EOrrTtAS Ct.Afnt0rASr fan
rad yaaf M. from cradle a. ETses. NJ
EurasNufk 90 questions asksd Whist
shs sees and tells comes true aafisfar
tieu xnaranteef special - readings
o.. short time sniY iiis ftks
MADAM Fhr@Hsiiatis etsifraFant. card
readlnE itis Fif,h ave fhars ~.
liost tessw
MADAM ELfzAHErH = Card Fs.dsr
psiuilss &c mp nsiiahis aavies. stt
University. near Seventh
MADAM FnASk - clair oysnt csfa
reader. painiss str tefb Pike. cor
n~r First Elliott Hotsf
MADAM CLARK -t'iairFaYsnf and palm.
i-t Electric treatments iiif Iiss
CARD READER--kEpsft. ate. seS XII.
oOSoS~~e-S~~o-~.~~~
26-For Rent Furnished
VISIT the Plane ExcbsnTs ard tsarssin
Room. 1891 Third ave corner - Tot
vefsity -. Piano and player piano
snaps unheard Of tefor~ These In
.trument. left on sale for shat ther
~iii bfiaE Good playable piano. itf.
Zine. latest style. ss-neis. t76e PLAYER
piano. left 20 BE- sold Tor tias. and
lot ~ free music rolls and bench be-
sides Other pianos. good eass. fse.
go. vic. fiit. etc. Or shat viii Soa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-22
o-Autos for Sale

70 uoop Usfp cAits. yeee rtkh ~
VISIT the Plano Eschanre and nareaiu
Huoun iaat 4hird ave. corner Or ut
Nsrsity a. Ni'iaua and PLAYER plan"
SNAPS unhsard uf before. These in
ssrumeuts lcf on sale Tor what they
viii bring Coed playable plane. ifb
Pine. latest style. tstuots. flee plalef
piano. left 60 BE- Eoii far tite shd a
lot % free music rolls and bench be
sides other pianos Eued ones. ite.
So ffe. sac etc. cr shat VIII nou
Give
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-22

MaaidinEs Inside fiuish. Builders hard
ware. huildinE paper. IN fast, can'
pteta line a. lowest prices heud foe
free catalogue No. -.
O n WILLIAMS CO.
rhnn. Maln ~ 1913 Fir.t Az. 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-22

RAuY GRAND rfANo-rhs nations
rnstiicst make like new trautifnl
tone tcfi g. be sold ~ fraction - real
worth. ~ What sill you siNcf see @
to-day a. riane Exchange aud hAfNaih
Neom isai rhirt ave
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27-For Rent Unfurnished


six ROOMS ssfd and tnlen. paved
street. basement. fsfrnse~s Laundry
Rent iss.se Gay orr 500 Lssry nlds
A t.HooM bunaaies. ali modern. for
rent ksnweod iets
BEAUriFtie nadern' k-fesm haas~ fof
~I>>eD~S>S.~.~-SSSSe-s~- >>SS>ll>>SSe,Sl~s~SeS>~~
2s-Furnished Apis.
VISIT ths Piano Esehanss ard iisrssia
heor. ltet Third ave. corner - rai-
esfsl'y q Piano snd PLAYER plane
snaps uuhrard ~ tefnr~ These IN
siruwsnis irft on sale for uhst they
viii bring uoed playable plane. SIS
Pine latest style ss-uat~. tfeo piafrf
plane. len a. ~ sold Tor ftgs and a
tai - Free suusir rolls and beach be-
tide. Other planes. road onss fss
90 fiie. tiit. sic-. Or ~hat viii you
sivef
Many aRANb PIANO The nsiissfs
ccsfitsss make iis@ new h~auiifui
lone i-fi o. be snia - ffsefteu - real
worth o. shat viii you siFsf $50 r.
'nfsY ~ rtana EschanH- and nAraatn
Hoeni. 1895 Thifd ass
ntUFr ArAnrarNrs--s ). snd Groom
furnished apartments alt uessrn. Pc
rik- ~ Es., siss
MODERN oassrsosa apartments. rrE5.
~s~se-~~.---~~-~e4-~----
30-Furnished Rooms
ron eiuh - I ~ refined YoanE men
~ private hafa~. tnafd and Faurn first.
class meals. ~ The comforts - home
fGa % per nnnnth sachi ga car iinr.
krnWnnf ne tTHF fsth
3l-Housekecpirg Rooms
TWO MonFH~ hossssa sspiHE sr1ga.
rie~iY fafaishes ttes per meath
rhenc North iIse
ruh RENT Housekeeping rooms D. ss
pr ~eeh ana % sef6 stxfh ave
36-Rcntais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-22
4i--Aereage for Sale
THREE LAKES
SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WASH.

IL . lumber manufacturing town located
about five miiss from Hnohomish and
IS miles from Everett Trains con.
the q. and 9 n ~ y az Weed
run. neaf Monroe There are excel
lent EraYei roads. daily auto stages
schools, store. phone and ~ " H.
We employ close 60 600 men ana are
selling eat.oyer lands handy 60 our
mills and camps
YOU DEAL WITH us DIRECT"
Ana a. our prices and terms. with
ordinary effort. the man who really
wants home viii succeed OTHEHH
ARR Doisd Ho~wtfY NOT your
Write or see
" w. KLEIOUH. MGR
Land Dept, Three Lakes Lbr co.
1871 !. g. smith uids seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-22
s-For Sale Miscellaneous

VISIT The Plano ExchanNs and hsfsain
Room, taei Fhtrd ave, corner - Uni.
NeFsitY o. Plano and player plan"
snaps unheard - before These CO..
atruments lsft on sale Tor What they
witi hrine decd PLAYABLE plane. 80.
Fine. latest style. sk.pete. 800 player
piano. lett 20 b. cold Tor ties. and q
los - free music rolls ard beach he.
sides other pianos, coed ones SO.
So vac. utt. etc. o. shat vti sou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-22
io-Male Help Wanted

ORIGINAL. MoLER BARBER col.
LEsE. ies Main st.. pays wages 20
fz~n and women uhii. i-srnink barber
trade. assists roa securing positions
- colleges. 1rrd year In business Cat
stawne free.
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NEAR COLBY. FOR SAYS
$40 CASH

rfff' D'hb ~ ' ~ hAoAfNlskt INC
Q. 1919 Third Ave- loi Washington -
10 ACRES, Within 90 miles or Seattle
rood land, n r. -. good neiEhhars
Price 800. SO down, ~ per month
See owner, 5i7 Marion BIDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-22

We manufacture exerythins for the home
builder In the way ~ Fash and doors
aad seil az factory prices. which means
q hls saxine fnr suu. All Eaeds suaran.
teea shipments made anywhere %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-22

Open evenings until and sundays
until = for people who work. Phone
Main 3s4o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-15
AGAIN MAY DISCUSS
J|TNtY ORDINANCE
Committee TO 60 over work Again of
Formulating Law Regulating
FIye-Cent Vehicle.

When the Ordinances Committee OF
CITY Council meets ON Thursday night
the titney proposition will again CON
front It,
This committee held iunumera Bile
meetings several months ago. at which
persons for and against the jltneys
appeared. The ordinance regulating
the jitnev was finally adopted and
enacted into law. Then a monster
mass meeting @as held In the West
End at which, resolutions condemning
the ordinance were passed,
Council met later and repealed the
law Following This the Ordnance Com
tnittee drew another ord inanre. be
lieVed 20 be strong enough to meet
all requirements ana ..suit every one.
This ordtpanc Was adopted BY Common
Council hut " at held up at the meet
ing OF the BOARD ~ Aldermen last
TUE day night. ana sent hack to the
Ordinance committee
NoE ne work VIII have 10 be done
All tFrl aeain. In the meantime the
i'He}s mas Cpetate t. suit themselves,
a. there II 70 ordinance controlling
them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-15
SOCIETY
TENDERS RECEPTION

Salem. Va, Nov. / The Ciceron-
ian Literary Society of Roanoke Col
lege were hosts at delightful recep-
ton in the college gymnasium Friday
night. The gymnasium was decorated
in the society colors ana a touch of
autumn leaves lent effectiveness to
the color scheme. The faculties of
Roanoke ana Elizabeth Colleges, the
seniors Of Roanoke College and many
invited guests from Eliza beth College
and Salem enjoyed the interestingly
varied program of the evening.
The formal exercises were presided
over by A. W Norman, who welcomed
the guests on behalf of the society.
Then followed vocal rendering of
''Somew here a Voice Is Calling by
Miss Agnes E Alexander, of Elizabeth
College
DR. A. T Wagner. as the speaker
of the evening, chose as a theme very
appropriate to the occasion Cicero.
the Private Citizen The SPEAKER
gave very scholarly Interpretation
of the life and ideals Of the great
Roman orator
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-15
JURY TO CONSIDER
WALKER CASE TO-DAY
Believed They VIII Lose TAttie Time
I'm Reporting to Judge
Richardson.

The Russell Walker jury spent a
quiet day yesterday in charge of Dep
nties Neal and Latouch. OF Sergeant
John Satterflefd'a STAFF
They had good meals and read all
the papers. but the deputies abstra ct O.
ed everything from the papers per-
tanning 10 the Walker case No one
was permitted To discuss the case Will
the members OF the jury. and while
they We're glad Of that, as they had
heard much cf the case in court, they
showed an inclination to talk about
the weather ana other practical
things Messrs. I>atoucn and Neal
entertained them with baseball stories
The Jury will assemble in Hastings
Court at = o'clock this morning and
Will go into consideration of the case.
IL is believed that little time will be
consumed in debate as the turymen
have the right to discuss the case
among themselves and they have had
since Saturday midnight TO do that.
Russell Walker is charged with hay
ing murdered his father on an early
Sunday night last June His defense
was that ne shot his father. believing
him to have been burglar The case
was on trial three DAYS last week.
Walker was acquitted OF blame in
Police Court,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-15
Offers City Use
of Land Tracts
AS rison Farm

Newport News. Va, November IA.
w. b. Livezey, president Of the Old
Dominion Land Company, has ex-
pressed his willingness to allow the
city TO test out the prison-farm pro-
position on 100-acre farm OF the
land company near this city with the
privilege of purchase If the plan
proves successful. according to George
Nelms Wise. patron of the proposition
to put prisoners to work in the open
instead Of penning them in jaiis.
The buildings, grounds and lights
committee OF the city council has
been authorized to investigate the
prison farm proposition and IL is prob
able that Mr. Livezey's reported pro-
position will he considered by the
committee.
The matter was discussed at length
at the last meeting of the Chamber
of the chamber held that a large farm
should be secured, but others were of
the opinion that a small beginning
would be better than none at all.
A meeting Of the council commit
tee investigating the plan probably
will be held this week 1t is the de-
sire of the Chamber of Commerce to
serd several of its members to the
meeting, and il il believed that the
council committee will welcome the
aid of the men who have gone more
thoroughly into the matter than have
the committeeman at this time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-15
CHURCHES ADOPT
EvERY-MEnBER PLAN
f"ymen's Executive Committee Reports
Progress--Many Conven-
lions.

Norfolk. Va. Nov. 1.-THE executive
committee of the Laymen's Missionary
Movement met at the Y. NJ. G.. ~, I'd
began plans for the fall and winter
work OF that movement. number of
men reported that their churches had
made the every member canvass for the
immediate future. Emphasis was placed
Selop system as the best system known
in Christian finance.
The national missionary campaign
was discussed and there was rejoicing
that the campaign had opened so
splenddly. The Laymens Missionary
Movement has inaugurated a series of
missionary conventions in seventy Ave
leading centers in the United States
for the winter. eliminating in great
missionary congress in the city of
Washington, April $3.50. Seven of the
great conventions were held in the
last half Of october. They were held
in Chicago Buffalo, Detroit, Pueblo.
Ptttsburg. Denver. Topeka. The Chi
eago convention had 4.556 men regis
tered delegates with n dollar registra-
tlon fee. Buffalo had registration of
f,013 men, Detroit. 1903. pittsburg.
2,7i2
Conventions have been held so far
this month In Wichita, Baltimore, Phil
adelphia. Mitchell, Milwaukee, Port
land. Maine Three will be held this
week in Boston, Cincinnati. Ciarks-
burg, w. Va There are three teams
OF speakers carrying on this national
missionary campaign. The team lead
ers are J. Campbell white. w +.
Doughty and u. c. Lilly.
The campaign in the South viii be
gin January 10, and will continue until
March 2, and will be held in the fol
lowing centers: Houston. New Orleans
Jackson, Birmingham, Atlanta. CO.
lumhia. Greensboro, Richmond. Lex
ington, Nashville Memphis Little
Rock, Oklahoma City. Fort Worth
The Norfolk L.aymen's Missionary
Movement hopes TO have large repre- q.
sentation ut the Richmond convention
February 1a-1T.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-15
News From All Sections Of Virginia
HARRISONBURG WANTS
TO BECOME A CITY

Harrisonburg. Va. Nov. I ia
movement has been started by the
Board OF Trade and the town Council
at HarrisonburR To have the form
of government of that place changed
from a town into city OF the sec
ond class. now that the town has a
population in excess of 5000. Com
mitees have the matter under CON
slderation, and a report is to he made
next Thursday night There IL said
To be SOME opposition, however
mainly on the ground that the pro-
posed change would probably result
in an increased tax rate. for 1t would
be necessary to have a Corporation
Court. another Judge, have "A clerk
sergeant and other officers. 1t is
thought the majority Of the people
favor the change.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-15

No. /. also has eoody number OF
votes to her credit Nearly every
day a number of people call for paru-
cuiars, and say that they have been
thinking of entering the race for sew
eral days past and have decided to
get in 10 win the big prizes No one
has secured a lead that cannot be
overcome by few hours endeavor
among your friends securing votes and
subscriptions. and il is an easy matter
indeed to make good Roadway sand be
In line for one nf the rich trophies
offered All one must do Is to clip
out the nomination coupon, which APP
pears in todaNs issue, and send 1t in
with his name and address properly
filled in. Full particulars regarding
the campaign aud a receipt book with
which to secure subscriptions will be
forwarded. and data relative to winning
the prizes will be furnished also. Send
in your nomination coupon today, and
determine to start the New Year by
owning either the $1,000 home. in
North Richmond Terrace. the 81 goo
purse one of The three automobiles.
or one of the other prizes. Someone
is going to win each of them, and 1t
may as well be YOU as some of Your
neighbors,
Work Is begun upon the beautiful
home in North Richmond Terrace.
which win be awarded the most sue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-15

cessful candidate after the campaign
closes. The excavators have finished
their work, and the plumbers masons
and carpenters are making prepare
lions to complete their part of the
work. The beautiful home Will he
under roof shortly. and everything In
readiness to be decided to the winner.
Why can't this person be YOU? YOU
are the one to decide this question,
and 1t lies within your power to list
1t among your possessions. The prop
erty in this vicinity is in great de-
mand; quite a number Of deals have
been closed in the past few days for
anished homes as we'll as building
sites, In this beautiful addition. Nature
seems to have especially favored this
section OF Richmond. and 1t can be
said without fear of contradiction that
it is one of the most desirable residence
sections in or about the city.
Following is a list of some of the
good things to be awarded at the close
of the campaign:
$4,000 house and lot in North Rich
mond Terrace.
81, 900 in gold.
$3.50 Briscoe touring car.
Ford touring car
Ford Roadster.
Five 500 bank accounts.
Five $50 bank accounts.
Five $40 bank accounts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-15
SUES FOR CHILDRE>'s LOVE.
Norfolk Man Accuses Uncle of Alien
ating Their Affection.

Norfolk, Va. November l4.-Judge
MCL.emore. in the City Circuit Court,
granted ar injunction yesterday re-
straining r. NJ. Davis and wife from
alternating the affections of Mabel f.
Foster and Edward y, Foster from
their father, William II Foster
Mr.. Davis is an uncle Of the Foster
children. and their father alleges that
he has made repeated efforts Ia alien
ate the affections Of his daughter
Mabel. twenty one years old. who is
row attending school in williamsburg
Va, and his son Edward b. seventeen
years old. 1t also is charged that
AIR. Davis attempted to SOW the seeds
Of discomfort in the minds of the
children by speaking aisparasinly of
their home in Algonquin Park, and
that the defendant has gone 90 far
as to advise his daughter to visit rel
atives in New York, and furnished the
money for the purpose
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-15
FARMERS UNION TO CONVENE,


Iynchburg, Va, Nov. 1.-THE
lYnchburg Bureau of the Virginia
Farmers Educational ana Co-opera
tive Union Is actively engaged in the
preparation for the entertainment of
the State. convention. which is To be
held here December 10. Dr. H. q.
Alexander, president OF the Mort h
Carolina Union, is to be one Of the
principal speakers OF the meeting.
while other prominent men in the
union are being asked TO come here
for addresses.
1t is expected that some 400 or 500
persons Will attend the convention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-15
INSTANTLY KILLED
CUTTING DOWN TREE

Charlottesville. Va, November IA
T. s. Edwards was instantly killed
while cutting down tree on the farm
OF w. S. Ballard in Albemarle Coun-
~. His funeral took place Saturday
afternoon from Crozet Baptist Church
and the body was brought to Char
lottesviIle for burial in lakewood
Cemetery.
Besides widow, Mr.. Edwards
leaves three brothers. Novel Edwards
OF Rice Station. Va; Ashby Edwards.
Of Stony Point, Va, and Charles T.
Edwards and three sisters, Mrs. c.
w. Crawford, of Newport News; Mrs.
E. w Mooney, of Crozet, and Mrs.
Worrell, OF Savannah, Ga.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-15
SEEKS DIVORCE IN NEVADA
j. w. Hoffman Was Denied Decree In
Morgan County

Winchester, Va, Nov. l4.-John ",
Hoffman, formerly veterinary sur
geon Of Morgan County, w Va. who
left that section when he was denied
divorce by Judge j, NJ. Woods of
the Circuit Court, has applied for a
decree in Nevada, this time alleging
desertion on the part OF his wife.
Mrs. Hoffman, upon being notified Of
the proceedings, promptly contested
the application and her attorney, Mrs,
G. Mcintyre Weaver, of Berkeley
Springs. has received notice from her
associate counsel in Nevada that DR..
Hoffman has been ordered to pay his
wife $40 month alimony and $50
counsel fees.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-15
HALL WOOD POSTOFFlCE
ROBBED; 500 STOLEN

Haliwood Va, November IL
Saturday between midnight and dawn
the post Office at Hallwood was broken
into by craftsmen, the safe opened
and about hundred dollars in cash
stolen besides an unknown number of
stamps. The explosion was heard a
long distance, and owing to their
haste the cracksmen left many of
their tools. which consisted Of a regli-
lar outfit for breaking safes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-15
SHOE BUSINESS BOOMING.
LynChburg Factories EmnIo,iuy
More Labor Than For Years Past,


I-ynchburg, Va. November 1.-THE
Wholesale shee business in LynC hburg
has been on a boom during the past
thirty days or more, and the manu-.
faCturers declare the Indications are
that the rush will continue indefinite-
~. The factories are being pressed
to cope with the demand. hut more
seasonable weather will probably tax
the dealers on the more popular lines.
While great many fancy pa tterns
in womens shoes are popular. the
dominating style is known as the gy psy
boot. which is made up OF various
colors OF kid The best sellers Just
now are dun black. midnight blue
and bronze. In mems styles the sales
are confined to he staples In suu-
metal and mahogany calf.
More people are employed IN the
factories than at any time for more
than year