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The Brinkley argus., 1915-05-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

IJ. H. Stack was reported bick list this week. EJ. w. Cooper and son, e visiting in Memphis. Wv. E. Schimpf and baby |ting in Monroe this week. Clause shears and scissors l Brinkley is at Hanlnlons. 1 Pauline Oliphant, of tsited relatives here this IA. Huddleston has as her Mrs. Ebert Watson, of It.
 s. B. Franks, of Helena, best of Mrs. Jake Lamm ek.
 Burkett, of Clarendon, business visitor in Brink )day.
 ' Wolf, Sam Lang and were visitors in Claren- sday. ~
 Ardell Pollard and baby. pn Plant, are here visit parents.
 M. W. Dutton, o.e Little spending this week here Dutton.
 Hal Willian,e of Mor the guest of Mrs. w. E. his week.
 Sherwood, of Wheatley. e shopping with ARGUS ers Monday.
 Lamm left Monday for lngs to attend the meet he K. of P. l Walter Crossfeld, 70 f d' was a visitor with her this week. Pnyder returned to Mar nday after a few days n Ruel Henderson.
 nd Mrs. c. Parker and are spending this week gould with relatives. laster J. H. Stack is in 'ngs this week as a dele 'ne meeting of the K. of nd Mrs. H. B. Moorer. lng, Tenn, are guests of
 Mrs. Luther Waddell -urah Carter, of Cotton pent several days here Flora. "'ss 'ora Mcfarland, of OK. lss-' is visiting in oul guest of her brother, w
 ''sed 9 good typewriter any make of type, aaalng N machines 'phont 2 the ARGUS.
 
 out t Malaria
 o'a nla Build Up The System kSS sh;,, ,S,tAandard GROVES
 ase tss; ;. ioNlC. You know
 eSp,s S'pss'ns, as the formula is < N s,y Isc,, label, showing it is
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To Prevent BIoo4 Poisoning ppiv at once Che wondedtui old reliable DR. OFFERS ANTI u 1IfNG OIL. sur ical dressinx that Aelieve3 pain and heals ai he same time. Noth linif3ent. 2se. soc N."
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Cures Old SoEss. Other Remedies Won't Cure. The worst caskssf1o matter of how long standing
 are cured-by the wonderful old reliable Dr
 porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves Pain and Heals at the same time. 2sc. soc. q .of
The Brinkley argus., 1915-05-21

mo (lulnlne Thss poss N1e 1f 4 I Neoq Becauss of its tonse and ets 1,zs. s1k.1c Quiuiu< and does uotU I<i l. 1 4 ringing in head Remem1 VT look for tho etgnoture ol AZ, %' &zs.ss7 N l
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MOVE UP, PLEASE!

You have asked yourself, "Why does the man next to me advance?" You think you work as hard as he and you do You earn as much, too. Good, so far But you SPEND MOREl There's the difference. Simmer it all down and it becomes matter of train
 ing Training in habits of thrift One large eastern manufacturing company marks those men for pro motion who have shown ability to save money The savings book with the bank is by far the best evi dence to this endc Htells exactly how the saving ability has been Cultivated. The saver proves his ability to manafe his own business. No wonder his employer marks him for advahcement!
 THE MONROE COUNTY BANK
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\ Mir. and Mrs. Homer Stricklel and pretty baby Of Hunter are visiting relatives here. f c. A. Witt has just. bought a beautiful prairie farm near Oklahoma City. I Mrs. Fred Wintker, of Claren. don, attended the B. H. S. graduating exercises on Tuesday night.
 MT. and Mrs. John Keath, of Marvell, attended the gradua- ton exercises of the B. H. s. Tuesday night.
 Miss Isabelle Smith returned to her home in Des Arc Wednes- day after a few days visit with l Miss kathryne Hale. l LAND FOR SALE: The North East quarter of Section 32, Tp. $, Range r. in Woodruff County. Apply at this office. Nice furnished rooms for flight house keepina At, reason able rent. Phone Mrs. E. T. McC cCreight. phone l08.
 Jack Snyder left Wednesday morning for Watson, Ark. where he will be employed for the remainder of the summer.
 T. J. Brickell was elected Chaplain of the Arkansas Tuner al Directors Association in ses- sion at Little Rock last week.
 The newest of new the new Friendship Link Bracelet -25cts. per link. Ide4l Tfdr presents.
 Brinkley Jewelry Co.
 The best typewriter ribbon made for any kind of a machine you can always get right here in Brinkley from the Folsom Print cry.
 LOST: One gold/ cuff button with the letter F efgraved on it. Finder will pleate return to Manly Folsom and receive re- ward.
 Miss Mayme Chaplin, of Lonoke, won the trip to the Panama Exposition in the Com mercial Appeal Tri-State Beauty Contest.
 B. P. Remley, with the s. w. Tel. 6 Tel. Co. of Forrest City. and brother of Mgr. 0. G. Remley of this city. is here this week on business.
 Mrs. Lilly Westbay and son, John, returned home Sunday from Little Rock, where they attended the funeral service of Mrs. P. D. Slower.
 Mesdames Olivia Trotter, J. w. Mayo and Olivia Washington. of Holly Grove. attended the graduation exercises here on Tuesday night.
 Good steady position for Sales man to selA Faktories. Garages, Stores, Dry Eldaners. etc.
 Milwaukee Tank Works
 Milwaukee, Wis. Master Robert McGregor re- turned to his home in Cotton Plant Monday after a few weeks stay here with hlS grandm Otner, Mir. J. W...Sa wage. Mrs. Duncan, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. J. A. Sergeant, for the past two weeks, returned to her home in Benton. III. Wednesday. ! Mrs. II. c. Jorgenson, and son. Og don, left Tuesday morn- ing for San Jose. Cal, where she will join her husband and spend the remainder of the summer.
 The parior of Brown & Mitchells Confectionery has been tastefully decorated and re- painted and now presents cozv apbearance. Electric fans have been installed.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Scholem and n [. Y
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Miss Dennie Rodgers visited Miss Annie Palmer in Blackton this week.
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MONEY

The mint makes t and under the terms ~ 1ne CONTINENTAL MORTGAGE CONTAIN vou can secure It Il per cont loF ae 1egal purpose. on approved xssl N. V Terms easy, tell us your wann ana Ns viii cooperate with you.
 PETTY & COME ANY !
 l4l9 LYTToN Blpc. ciiic xdr 3o-3m. .S:. S
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Just ten lem you saw it in the AReun
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REALTY

Eighty acres good land $ miles south of Brinkley. a mile west of Midland R. R. 35 acres has been cultivated. No improve. ments. Title perfect will sell or exchange for other property Address 55, care the ARGUS.
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Nice, quite, comfortable, fur nished room with bath, for rent by week or month. Phone Mrs. "A. R. Hammon, No. 6.
 Residence Lots for Sale Col lege Park Subdivision in town of Wheatley, Ark. $7.00 to $25.OOs easy terms. See or write
 s. P. Brownlee Wheatley. Ark.
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|SuI Malaria
 e o'S da Build s Up The System RsS sb;'S 'SStgsndard GROVES ase tasii tasi TONIC. You know a eSSrs , as the formula is kd Isc,, label, showing 1t is
 1e dy;s E 2 tasteless form.
 sso sn out malaria, the
 system. 50 cents
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-27
Fred Weiss
JCLESBC RI. COLORADO

But the officers of the district are tax
ing every precautiOn to guard against
further damage. The outlet gates
were opened Sunday and the water
will be lowered some four feet Sew
eral hundred gallons of oil have been
taken to the dam. and should another
storm threaten the oil will be scatter
ed over 'thc waters near the dam to
illay the waves. The front was blown
from the Harris Bros. store building
at Padroni, and good sized building
on the Mentgen ranch north of Ster-
ling was turned over Trees also suf-
Tered severely.-S Sterling Democrat
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-27
High School Board Election

At the meeting ON last Saturday of
the Directors of the various school
districts of Sedgwick County Mrs Nate
Spells was elected as member of the
high ScEool Board
The election o. teachers vii! be held
on next Monday.
Very encouraging reports are COM
ing from v Deich. While not gaining
as fast as he or his friends would like
slowly.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-27

A bridge was out at Orchard so tina,
he had TO detour from the Lincoln
Highway from Fort Morgan west.
| Mr.. Mcclellan of Gibbon. Nebr., has
shipped his household goods to Jules
burg and accepted a position as main
tainer for the L. p. railroad.
Miss Annetta Smithers who has Just
closed her school in I-odgepOle was a
guest on Saturday at the Mrs. Susan
NJ. Harrison home on her way to her
home at Peru, Nebraska.
Mrs. NJ f. Hodges left on SATURDAY.
for visit with her son at Gibbon Ray
says II Is no snap to operate IA bache-
lor apartments and hereby serves no
tice that he will accept any and all in
vitations for meals.
We are sending out several remind
ers of your subscription to the Grit
Advocate this week. Ii you find any
thing wrong about them come in and
see us about II. II the statement IL
correct we will appreciate your check
for the amount due.
The School Board at Ovid have en-
gagged Miss Farr of Ft. Morgan as
principal of their school for the coming
year and have recngaged Miss Dorothy
McNew as the Second teacher at an
advance of $40 per month over last
years salary.
o. S. Thunderstorm had the pleasure
on Monday Of visiting with his cousin
Mrs. J. o. McCOnoughy and daughter
Of Rochelle. ILL.,. who were on their
way home from trip to the California
Expositions. Mr.. Humberstone had not
seen his cousin for so years.
The 18th annual Frontier Days ccle-
DratiOn a; Cheyenne, Wyoming will be
held this year on July 2l-22-23-24. A
full month earlier than heretofore.
The celebration promises to he bigger
and better than ever before. Especial
Iy low rates will be in effect on all
railroads.
The W. c. T. L. had called meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Luke Williams
on last Sunday afternoon at which
time the report of the delegates to the
recent District Convention at Merino
was given. Several gentlemen Joined
the Union as honory members and
Mesdames Lucas and Flora Joined AS
active members
In April we called attention to the
fact that if Julesburg was going to
celebrate the 4th of July it was time
that something was done about it. To
date we have heard nothing about a
celebration. About the last of June
someone will commence to wonder
why nothing has been done about
celebration. We suggest that those
someone's get busy now if they want
Sulesburg to put on a celebration that
will be of credit to the town
Tie w:'Id storm of Friday last caus-
cd a great deal Of damage in this sec
ton of the country, and particularly
to the dam impounding the waters OF
the North Sterling Irrigation District
reservoir. The reservoir is filled to
capacity. and the heavy west wind
caused waves to run high. They dash
ed against the reservoir with such
force that the cement facing from the
water level to the top of the dam was
destroyed for practically the entire
length. 1t is estimated by district Of
iicers that the damage to the dam will
amount to not less than $4,000 No
fear is felt for the safety OF the dam
and there is no necessity for fear un
less another heavy wind storm should
come from the west. when there would
then be grave danger of its going out
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-27

.oV u. H. -fuDllc WOfShlp.
Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting
Yea are Cordially Insited
Phil Mccormick and family spent
last Sunday in Big Springs.
Miss Eismanh left on Sunday for her
home in Chicago.
John kaschke was down from Sedg.
wick on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Troy has left for the East where
she will spend the summer.
For sale cheap-22O feet of 6 foo,
chicken wire
l.. E. Petersen.
Prof. Lanning left for Greeley on
Tuesday mornings train.
W. W. Stone of Sterling was bust
ness visitor in Julesburg on Tuesday.
Peter DeLeat was down from Chap
pell on business on Tuesday.
| Frances kidneigh of Lodgepole Is
visiting his aunt Mrs r.. E. Barrett
J. C.'Glover left Wednesday for a
ten days trip to Colorado Springs.
/ c. F. Parker was an Oshkosh visitor
on Tuesday.
X. o. Deulin was over from Oshkosh
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Snyder is in Denver this week
on business.
Fl. +. Reichelt and family spen,
Tuesday in Julesburg.
For Sale
A az horse International gasoline
engine for sale cheap at
THE CITY GARAGE.
John Junge of Big Springs was III
Julesburg on last Friday.
Mrs. Henry Kinsman retnrn,! S.t
u.day from visit in Sidney, Nebr.
Lou Petersen purchased a rev ". t.
roadster on Tuesday.
One horse spring wagon for sal,
cheap, Good as New"
p. Petersen Mercantile Co
Miss Wanda McCrery left for hel
home in Holyoke on Tuesday.
Miss Natalia Snare left on Saturda,
morning for her home in California.
i Miss Lucille LacOck entertained tn,
Old Maids last week.
\ Mr.. Harper of Seward Nebr., wa.
looking after land interests here las
week.
The JurgenseE family moved out on
to their farm on Tuesda:' for the sun.
rer
Mr.. SwitZer of the Bakery is enter
tanning his father and brother from
Fl. Morgan.
Miss Mable Carlson is visiting heI
sister Mrs. Glen Mckinstry in Sedg
wick this week.
Maudie and Leander Barrett lef
for Lodgepoie on Wednesday. Mrs
Barrett will join them on Saturday.
4 Miss Florence Lundell will leay,
next week for Denver where she vii
spend the summer
i Lillian Graves of Chappell was il
Julesburg on Tuesday having d.n,a
work done by Dr. BabcOck.
i Good dry land Early Ohio seed DO
tatOes. miles y. F.. of HOlyoke. Fo,
particulars address J. II. Fruits. Am
herst, Colorado. or J. Il. Slack. Holy
oke. Colorado.
May l3-June :rd
DR. Chase, District Superintendent O
the Methodist church held quarterl,
evening and occupied the pulpit OF
Sunday morning.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-27
TINE TAsLE
Wc>t Bsund-Nsin Line)

No. S-Fdst Mail .. .S:al d m
No. 17-ore and Wash. Linn ,:2s u m
No. l9-overland Limited lois a. NJ.
East B"und-Nain Lisey
No. 2-Dcluxe .1l.16a a m
No. Atlantic Express. :. 7:lS D. m.
No. -. .6:27 a. N.
No. s-Los Angeles Limited Il:29 a. M.
No. lO-Foreign Mail. .2:46 d. M.
No. lS-ore-Wash. Limited S:34 a. m.
No. 2O-OveriaDd Limited .9:12 .. m.
(We>t Bousd-Branch Line
No. l3-toioradO Special. .S:35 q. nj.
No. l5-Colorado Express .l:35 a. M
Cast BeuRd-Branch Li.e)
NO. l2-Denver Special. -. S:l5 p. m.
No lS-CAicagO Express -. 4:3O a. m.
The W. e. 7. l.. Is meeting this
Thursday afternoon at the Luke Will
Jams home.
The 5. A. ID. Club were entertained
last Saturday evening by Miss IOrena
Wilson.
T. V. Dufiield of Sterling was visit
ing at the S. X. Duftieid home last
week.
The Misses Jess and Nan Wilson en-
tertained The Old Maids Club on last
Thursday
Mrs. Chas Stone of the South Table
was visiting in Julesburg on last Fri
day.
DIR. NJ. l.. Babcock was down from
Sterling on Sunday and will make but
one more trip to Julesburg before fall
LOST-Last Thursday evening on
the way to or at the High School "A
silk crepe scarf, white with purple
flowers and hemstitched hem. Finder
please return to Mrs b. ID. Parker and
receive reward.
Miss Winnifred Dufiield of New York
wy 10 tIie guest Ol neT DTOtneT, STUART
X. Dufiield
Adolph Neugebauer shipped car of
fat cattle to the Omaha market on Sat-
urday.
Experienced married man wants
work on ranch.
q. kOlk, Julcsburg, Colo
wk pd
Elmer Rodgers of Gibbon, Nebr., who
has been visiting Ray Hodges return
ed to his home on Monday evening.
One Red Short Horn Bull 3 years
old. Inquire of Geo. NJ. Clark, 16 miles
southwest of Julesburg
l we. pd.-tf.
Mrs, G. S. Kinsman left on Monday
to visit in the State of Washington
and other Pacific coast points.
! Jas. Eaves has moved his stock of
second hand goods to the Banghart
building on Pine Street
| The appearance Of the Post Office
/ Block is being improved this week by
| having the entrance rcfllcd and var
nished.
=. J. Zorn has sold a couple of his
pool tables to parties in Chappell and
same We're transported overland on
Monday.
Mrs. Belle Hirse of Chicago who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. d. NJ.
day to visit in Sterling.
/ The City and the High School Orches
! ira will combine and furnish music
for the Decoration Day exercises Sun
day afternoon.
o. s. Thunderstorm was over the
/ County on Tuesday summOning the
/ Jury for the next term of the District
! Court which will be held on June 7th.
/ A small twister did considerable
damage on Monday night north of
Oshkosh. completely demolishing one
set of farm buildings and killing one
man.
/ Some % of the Standard Bearers of
the Methodist Chuch were entertained
| by Miss lrma Bower on Monday eve
ming. 1t Is needless to ad they spent a
most delightful evening.
( Miss Nan Wilson and Mrs. Hickman
are keeping up the reputation of Bruce
Campbells store in the way OF an ar
tistic display window during Mr.. Camp
/ bells absence The window this week
| is very attractive one.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-27
Fine Cows Added to Herd at virginia
Dale Ranch

b. G. ID. Bishopp, of the BishOpp
ranch at Virginia Dale, received from
Julesburg last Saturday a shipment
of 90 head of Jersey COWS of splendid
qualities. The cows, with about 10
head which have been kept here since
the dairy show of last winter. were
taken TO the Bishopp ranch.
Fort Collins Review.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-27
New Trims

Nos. IL and IA will be put on the
Union Pacific next Sunday May Both.
We are unable to give the time on
these trains but No. II will arrive
here about 20 $3.50 p. m. and No II
ed to arrive in Denver at $50 D. m.
anu No. "A to leave Denvcr at 8 a. IN.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-27

o.
1000 a. m.-Sunday School
Mrs. b. Franklin. Superintendent
ll:OO a. m. Morning Worship
$50 p. m. Junior League.
700 p. m. Epworth League.
1880 p, m. Public Worship.
Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting
isu are Cordially Insitel
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-27
Buy Her That
Ring Today

IL yS0 "A1 TIL tWMWFrWw yWu nlNy
walt week. Meanwhile the girl h
heisg deprived sf = let II pleasure.
BUY THAT RING TODAY!
D"at know Just what to get! Let ~
suggest. That Is what I Nm, here f~r.
It's cur regular business.
Let me- show you y really beautiful
riag-sse that its the girls fancy
ssd your purse. Come In and we'll talk
II over. ! sell only sslid goId riaxs ssA
ny prIees sre es.sisteat with quality.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-27
w. O. Carson f.~.. Funeral n.s", and *s's E~A.".

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:! + 4 + + + I. I. :. + + + + 4 = = + + 4
CONGREGATIONAL CHCRCH
kr'. J. 4. Lsng. Faster
600 a. m.-Bible School
!l:OO a. m. Public Worship
$50 p. m. Young Peoples meeting.
1880 p. IN. Public Worship.
wednesday 1:l5 p. m. Mid-wee pray
er resumed at church.
4 Cordial lnyitstisn to All
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-27

bridge was out at Orchard so that
he had to detour from the Lincoln
Highway from Fort Morgan west.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
TREASURER BRADLEY
WILL RESIST PAYMENT
Washington County Official Is Sup
ported in His Stand by Bond
ing Company.
SUPERVISORS TAKE ACTIo
commemorative Attorney Is In
structed to Proceed to Collect
Amount Alleged to Be Duo Coun-
ty-State Accountant Reports.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. !

ABINGDON. VA. May State Ac-
countant w. Frank Smyth. through his
assistant. Edwin f. Surber, made a
preliminary report to the Board OF
Supervisors of Washington County to-
day OF the condition OF accounts be-
tween John o. Bradley. treasurer, and
tho county. According to- the report
or the accountant, Treasurer Bradley
purposes on July !. 1919, the sum Of
SCISSORS. Tho report further states
that for the year 1914 the charges
AGAINST the treasurer. including all the
funds received by him from the State
for school and other purposes. amount
ed to slll,oe1.o+. OF this sum. Treas
urer Bradley paid out during the year
1914, sl2o.2St.2:, leaving net balance
due by him at this time of $53,045.J7.
This audit, 1t is stated. takes no ac-
count whatever of the tax tickets and
cash that the treasurer has on hand
Treasurer Bradley contends and he is
sustained In his contention by Account
ant w. NJ. Rinehart. of the Fidelity
and Deposit Company, of Maryland.
that instead OF there being s62,3O9.5
In his hands as of July |. 1914. there
was. In round numbers. $4,000, making
a difference OF s27.3o9.2o between the
! settlement OF the county officials and
the audit OF Mr.. Rinehart. Mr.. Rine-
hrmed the settlements made By the
county officials with the treasurer.
The Board of Supervisors at its meet
| ing to-day adopted resolution d.
! recting the Commemorative attorney
and his assistants. u. II. Honaker and
John j. Stuart, to proceed to collect
| from Treasurer Bradley and his surety
| the balance OF s53,046.o7 alleged to be
| due the county. The meeting OF the
board was very brief
IT Is said that Treasurer Bradley and
| his bonding company will resist pay
| ment of the difference between S62,-
3o925 and $4,000. Mr.. Bradley sew
eral days ago rendered his resignation
as treasurer to Judge Campbell. to
take effect to-day, but the Judge as
yet has taken no action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
SOON TO REACH DECISION
IN BALT|MORE's FIGHT
Federal Reserve Board Will Take Up
Objections to Richmond
This Week.
LOCATION NOT TO BE CHANGED
Understood That Maryland City VIII
BE Placated by Being Given
Branch Bank, With Authority to
Handle business In It's Vicinity.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Federal
Reserve Board, 1t is stated on high au-
thority. Is at last getting ready to
reach a decision In tho fight between
Richmond and Baltimore for the per-
manent location OF the Fifth District
Reserve Bank 1t is understood that
the board has decided to take up Bal
,imore's petition. asking that the bank
be moved to the Maryland city. for con-
sidcration one day next week. 4 de-
cision will likely be made the week
following.
Ii generally is believed In official
circles of Washington that the board
will not disturb the bank at Richmond
and will try to placate Baltimore by
giving that city branch bank. with
authority to take care of the banking
business in it's immediate territory.
Color Is given these reports by the
fact that the fight that New Orleans
had threatened to launch against the
location of the bank at Atlanta was
compromised by an agreement for the
location of branch bank in the Lou
isiana city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
SEA RAIDERS
WILL STAY IN NORFOLK

NORFOLK, VA. May 1.--Sccretary of
the Navy Joscphus Daniels. after con-
ference with Rear Admiral Beatty, COM
manding the Norfolk Navy-Yard. this
afternoon announced that the interned
German auxiliary cruisers KronprinZ
Wilmelm and Prinz kitel Friedrich
would remain at the Norfolk Navy-Yard
until the close OF the European war
Secretary Daniels said he had no in
tention OF sending either OF the ships
10 any other port than Norfolk. He
declared that reports to the contrary
were unfoundcd. Secretary Daniels ar
rived here at $40 o'clock this after
noon, and at o'clock he stated that
the German ships woull be informed at
Norfolk
The Kronprinz Wilhelm, now a. New
rort News. probably vii! come 10 Nor
folk on Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
INVESTIGATION
OF MURDER OF MRS. WILSON
Especial to The Times-pispatch.1

Especial 20 The Times-Dfspatch.J
BRISTOL. VA. May 1.-The Washing
ton County authorities are planning to
prosecute vigorously the investigation
before the grand jury OF the assault
and murder Of Mrs. James r. Wilson,
who was brutally murdered In her homo
near here eight days ago. Sheriff
Miller visited cave to-day where
Luther Canter. who is alleged to have
confessed the crime. is believed to have
been in hiding. Threads of evidence
are being picked UP with view to
prosecuting James Canter. younger
brother of Luther. OIL the charge OF hav-
Ing been an accomplice. Judge Pres
ton w Campbell has ordered a special
term OF court, and the grand jury will
begin it's Investigation on Wednesday,