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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
BANK CLEARINGS
BILLION SHORT

New York, Jan. s.-BFadstreets
weekly bank ciearings: Bank clear
ing In the United States for the week
ending January z. as reported to
Bradstreet's journal. aggregate 49,
oe9,s21,00 against s2,326. 10000
last week and ;4,o42,so7.ooo in this
week last year.
Canadian clearings aggregate $685.
25i, 900 as against s10S,0S6.o00 last
week and s196,74s.0oo in this week
last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
John 7. JOhnstOn.

Marion, Va. Jan. s.--John T. John
ston. one of the most prosperous and
highly respected farmers in this sec
ton, died at HIS home about two
miles east of Marion last night from
typhoid pneumonia, aged sixty seven.
He had been sick only three or four
days and his death was "A great shock
to his many friends. large numbe
not knowing that he had been sick.
He Is survived by his wife, who was a
Miss Wilson; three daughters. Mrs. W.
A. Tarter. OF Marion. Mrs. Walker
Mays. of Roanoke, and Miss Elma. of
Marion; two sons, Messrs. VIM. e. and
Ray. of Marion; also two sisters. Mrs.
Dutton and Mrs. Alexander. of the
county, and one brother. Mr.. Charles
Johnston. The funeral and intermen
Will take place at the Mt. Carmel
Church and cemetery on Friday morn
ing at 1890. He has lived on the old
home place all his life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
State Corporation Commission.

The following charters we're grant
ed yesterday:
Merchants and Manufacturers Sales
Company, inc. Richmond. Va. 81 600
to $4,000 Sales and advertising
agency. G. IL. Heritage president.
James X. Sheppard, Jr., secretary and
treasurer~-both Of Richmond, Va.
Richmond Properties Corporation.
Richmond. Va $4,000 to $3.50. 600.
Real estate and building business.
James r. Sloan, president; Robert G..
Cabell. secretary--both OF Richmond.
Va.
South Roanoke Grocery Company.
inc, Roanoke. Va. $500 to 5000.
Grocery business. r. r. Robinson.
president; G. II. Robinson. secretary
and treasurer-both of Roanoke Va
Kennard- Pace Company. inc, Roa-
noke, Va. $4,000 TO $4,000. Con-
ira citing business A. j. Kennard
president j. l.. Pace secretary and
treasurer both of Roanoke. Va.
| Buchanan Golden Seal Company,
inc. So 900 to $4,000. Real estate
business. John II, Matney.. president.
Grundy. Va; II. A. Compton. secre-
tary, Whitewood, Va.
! Richmond Rotary Club. Richmond.
Va. No capital stock. Thomas b Nc
Adams. president; Samuel 3. Rosen-
dorf, secretary-both Of Richmond,
Va.
Garrett Chase Manufacturing Cor
poration. Norfolk, Va. $4,000 to
$50 900. Hardware business. Paul
Garrett. president: e. b. Cole. secre-
tary and treasurer--both of Norfolk,
| Va.
| CARROTS Corporation, Norfolk. Va
80. 900 to $4,000 Manufacturing and
selling fruit juices, etc. Paul Garrett
president; G.. B. Cole. secretary and
Of Norfolk, Va.
| r. L. Thomas Company, inc. Char.
lottesvilie. Va. $4,000 to $4,000
! Plumbing business X. l.. Thomas
president; q. NJ McNutt. secretary
/ both of Charlottesville. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
CHURCH TO INSTALL.
OFFICIALS SUNDAY

Petersburg. Jan. SIN recognition
OF the legislation OF the General Con-
ference Of the Methodist Church at
its last annual session, all the church
officers or members of the quarterly
conference will be publicly installed
at the Sunday morning service at
Wash!ngton-Street Methodist Church.
These officers consist of the members
of The board OF stewards. church
trustees superintendent and assistant
superintendent Of the Sunday School.
The pastor, Rev. Richard Wilkinson.
will conduct the installation services
and will preach a sermon appropriate
to the occasion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
Petersburg Briefs.


Petersburg. Va, Jan. alderman
Peyton H. Hawkins is III at his home
In the West End and his physician
thinks that an operation Will he nee
essary within the next few days. 3
Oiin. the ten-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs l.. X. Gates, who was sud-
denly attacked with appendicitis and
was operated on by Dr IL. 4. Burke
in the Petersburg Hospital. In improv-
ing.
Detective Mills, OF the Pinkerton
Agency, who was employed at City
Point by the DUPONT Powder. Com
pany. was rushed To this city this
morning on special train. suffering
with an attack OF appendicitis. He
will be operated on late tonight or.
tomorrow morning,
From two TO three men are brought
10 Petersburg every day from City
Point, either suffering from sickness
or with injuries sustained while at
work. There are about $500 men, en-
ployed at the powder works.
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rising Crane Juice punch

ments, comprising grape Juice punch
and other delicacies, were served.
Among those present who spent a
most enjoyable evening were: James
E. Jordan. Floyd G. Baxter. Russell
youngblood. Charles L.. Dillon, Ray
mond Brockwell. +. ID. McKenney.
Harold Mckenney. Ollin Rogers
Remmie Arnold, Edwin Rose. Joseph
Lewis. Temple Cook, Oscar Winfield,
Powhie Winfield, Gayle Smith, Gar.
land Harville. I4ittleton sMayes. Ray
mond Andrews, John Gulley. Ray
mond Nugent. William Rucker and
r. G. Jones.
The singing of number Of the,
latest songs was INDUCED I'm by two
rival quartets among the number
present. which proved very enjoyable.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
VETS TO CELEBRATE
LEES BIRTHDAY

Petersburg. Jan. Sat last night's
meeting of A. r. Hin Camp OF Con-
federate Veterans arrangements were
commenced for the celebration of the
birthday of General Robert K. Lee,
January 10. The exercises win be
participated in by A. p. Hill Camp
Veterans. the Sons OF Veterans. the
Petersburg Grays and the Boy Scouts.
Petersburg Chapter, Daughters OF the
Confederacy. win also observe the oc-
easion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
SURPRISE PARTY
FOR THEIR PASTOR

Petersburg, Jan. s.~--A large num-
Der of members Of the High-Street
Methodist Church and Sunday SchooF
Joined in a surprise party TO their
popular pastor. Rev S. j. Brown. at
fhe parsonage on High Street at $50
O'Clock this evening, supplying him
bounteously with good wishes ana
numerous articles OF foodstuffs. etc.
more useful, though hardly more APP
preciative than their good wishes.
In order that their pastor might
be present to receive them one OF tho
classes Of the school had solicited an
invitation to visit him and hts family
that they might become better as
quainted, when shortly after their ar
rival the storm commenced, and be-
fore 1t had ceased the iarder and the
pantry had been we'll filled and all
spent most pleasant evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, Jan s,-wheat; There was
a grand rush TO buy wheat at the
opening this morning. bat commission
houses were apparent wen supplied
with selling orders. A huIiish con-
struction was placed on Broomhalls 'u-
ternAsionai Review. Export business
yesterday reported AT high as 1000 ooo
bushels. The 6eve spments in this mar
ket will dominate fluctuations and trade
sentiment for the immediate future.
Corn: A large cash bn~iness has been
transacted, and nearly one half NIL
lion bushels are saiG To ha7a been so.d
for expert yesterday. II Will be hard
10 keep corn towu WITT th4 but,ish
movement IN waeat esfii IN progress
osts Oats we're stgoGF and in good
demand. EypnTt takings said 80 be-
nesrly ans and ne-hnir rtlllin bushes.
Provizions Quiet hut strong Hog
receipts so coo. Prices Ave cents lower.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09

Brooknesl, Va. Jan. s.-Mrs. Chess
Daniel died early yesterday morning
about ESQ o'clock at her home aged
thirty years. Burial will take place
today at the Presbyterian Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
OBITUARY
Funeral of Mrs. tatlin.

The funeral OF Mrs, Herbert NJ Cat
lin. formerly Miss Foster. of Hanover
County. will take place from the home
at $40 o'clock this afternoon, with
services AT the grave at Hollywood,
Rev. Dr. James y. Fair. pastor of West
minister Presbyterian Church, will con-
duct the services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
Benjamin r. webb.

Bristol Tenn. Jan. s.--Benjamin +,
Webb highly esteemed citizen of
sullivan County. and well known by
the older citizens OF Bristol, died at
hts home near Bluff City on Tuesday
afternoon. He was eighty Ave years of
age
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
Henrico County.

ls--Arthur L. Sharp TO Il. Hunter
Melton. lots Nos. s and and feet of
lot 10. block +. plan Monument
Heights. Oct. %, 1914 (tax SD: $40
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Professor Habr's Funeral.

Petersburg. Jan. S.--professor
Frederick Charles Hair. formerly Of
this city and whose death occurred
in Richmond last evening. where he
recently resided. was well known and
highly respected in this city. His
body will arrive here at 900 tomor-
row morning for interment in Bland
ford Cemetery. The services will be
conducted by Rev c. b. Bryan, OF
Grace Episcopal Church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
Supreme Court Proceedings.

No. IS Bayley ct ais. VS.. Curlette ct
ais. Argued by J. A. C. Keith for the
appellants. and by John S. Barbour
for appellees and submitted.
No. 81 Washington and Old Do
minion Railway Company VS.. Carter.
Argued by Judge c. E. Nicol, Wilton
J, Lambert for the appellant. and by
Mr.. McCandlish and John g. Barbour
for the appellee and submitted.
No. IS. Blackstone Manufacturing
Company VS.. Allen. Partly argued
and continued until Monday next.
Next cases to be called:
No 20. Saunders VS.. Southern Rail-
way Company.
No. 80. Riverside and Dan River
Cotton Mills VS.. Waugh
No. 81. Tart ct ais. VS.. Avery ct ais
No. 50. Security Life Insurance
Company VS., billiard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
Feds or BARGAIN AND SA


1-Sallie Flournoy Elicit ct vir. ct
al. to Laura r. Copeland. 31x14s feet.
w. line Thirtieth. 90 feet from N w.
corner Springhill. Nov Is. 1914 ttax
SD; $40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09

IN the contested case OF DIR. F. W.
tpshur against the Chesterfield Motor
Ca Company, for tl56.22. a verdict
for S4T.02 was rendered yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
CHANUERY COURT TRANSFERS.


Lewis II. Blair and wife to Sarah
Blair Glover. lots Is and IS, South
Third Street 60x120; S4,750.
August <. Pohltg to Fred w. Lob
man, 17iS Delaware Avenue, 52.ex
t40: $40 Deed of correction1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
Escape Is Rumorcd,

Petersburg, Va. Jan s.-~Although.
the police here have Eut received no.
tification TO this effect. II is under
stood that J. r Forester. the young
white man who was convicted In this
Hastings Court here recently on .
forgery charge and sentenced to twelve
months. made his escape from tha
road force in Chestertield County this
morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09

Rrookneal VA, Jan. s.-Mrs, A. L.
Lumsford died Wednesday night at ESQ
o'clock at the home OF her father, MIR.
r. f Adams. aged thirty The burial
will take place at the home place to-
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
Hastings Court.

r. H Jackson tco,oredl was ac-
quilted nthis court yesterday Of the
charge Of assaulting and robbins An
ME Carter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09

Deputy Clerk Breeder yesterday is
sued a marriage license to Slator G.
Blackiston and Eugene s. Taylor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
Deed of Release.

a. d. Smith to Fred w. LoAma n
and August Il Pohlig, 171S Delaware
Avenue; s512.25.
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Funeral Today.

Petersburg. Jan. 8.--The funeral or
Charles f. Anderson will he conduct
ed from the Ettrick Methodist Church
at 2:3O O'Clock Sunday afternoon. and
interment will be made In the Eft
trick Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
William r. Gresham.

Petersburg, Jan. s.---Wil!iam F.
Gresham. OF Chesterfield County.
died at his residence. near Stop so,
Richmond and Petersburg electric car
line, at 1890 O'Clock this morning,
In the sixty-tifth year OF his age.
Mr., Gresham was a man OF ster-
ling qualities and highly regarded by
a wide circle of friends.
Resides s1is wife and stepmother.
he is survived by three children, Mrs.
w A. Hewlett and Miss Mary a.
Gresham. of Chesterfield County. and.
Bernard w Gresham. of Richmond;
also three sisters and one brother.
Mrs. J. w Sutherland. of this city.
Samuel II. Gresham, OF Chesterfield
County: Mrs. w. f.. Sutherland and
Mrs. W. S. Harmon, of Dinwiddie. and
h number of grandchildren.
Mr. Gresham was for number or
years a steward in Trinity Methodist
Church. Dinwiddie County, but had
recently transferred his membership
to Ivey Memorial Church. near his
residence In Chesterfield. OF which he
was useful and consecrated mem
Der.
The funeral will be conducted from
the residence at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon by Rev. J. T. Whitley, ID.
D., and interment will he made In
BIandford Cemetery. The funeral
cortege will come to Petersburg In
special electric car. arriving at the
cemetery about 3:3o O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09

Cart. w. n. Rudd, Keysville 6.35o
L. f. Rogers Charlotte Court
house ,.,., 49,. 29,67o
Miss Edith Singleton. South Bos-
r.. = SNOW. Cir en- Bay .....-.,... q $50
Thos- n. Staples, Burkevllle 10. so
Mrs, j. w Stephenson. Viz
Miss Lucy shelton, Jeffres $50. % $50
Miss Beatrice Thompson, Jeters-
Vile ...,.............. o.. 800
Miss Mamie +. Whitlow
Glover ........t... ...,....1 900
Miss agile Willard. Basker-
Vile 49,. .. 1890
q. CabelI Wingo sunny Side 5000
Miss Addie c. Nenable. Hamp-
uf i-HlI1'Y -,+.,.t., .....,.- D. ~
7. y, hubbard, Rice ......, 4b0
Mrs. +, D., Caldwell, Anpomat-
c. A. Bernier, Hampden-sid-
heE -...-.... = ,u4u
Annie NJ. Crute, South Hill 81, 900
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Funeral of Mr.. Rangh.

Petersburg. Jan. s.-The funeral
OF Robert Benjamin Baugh. was con-
Quoted from the residence of his
father-in-law. Walter II. Parkinson.
OF Chesterfield County. at ? o'clock
this afternoon. Rev. G. r. Vivas. OF
the Matoaca Baptist Church. ofiici-
ated and the following gentlemen
served as pallbearers: Honorary. j.
Edward Holt. William A. Kidd. James
r. Lee and j. T. Clayton; active. E.
l.. Mann, Richard r. Lee. George W.
Hawkins, Carl Huband. William M.
Engard and Ira r.. Reynolds. Inc
ritual service of the Jr. Q. I. A. NJ
was conducted by Davis Councii, NO
81 of South Richmond Of which the
dace.sed was a member. 1nterment
was made In the family burying
ground.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-09
DISTRICT .,

DISTRICT ..
Mrs, i M Bland. Boykins o.. $1,000
=, Y. Camp, Sebreil ........ 2S.95l
Miss Jennie Covington, Suffolk 80, $40
Roy r. knight, Franklin. ...... 9. sac
w 7, Edwards, Isle Of Wigh.. ,2S,200
". r.. Hall. ZuH1 .............,...l $500
John II johnson. Hickory $3.50. -, $50
Howard Luke, holland va. Is. LOO
Burnley Raiford. rvor.
,i14 a. Is CupeHer, Ports
w q Martin. churchlans'... 800
r. \. scott, Route Z, smithheid. $3.50
4. " Parker. Franklin. ...2o,37o
Miss NJ. d, Presson. Chncka-
ee 'u'f + T padmum. Norfolk 40 ,i iso
r. Il Undertake, Crittenden, .. 2ie
Mrs. G. r. Rood. Londonhridge $500
willard ~ Council. Franklin 23.26e
William Vincent Rawlings,
Capron, Va. ............. 80, Ito
Mrs. b. r. Coleman. smnhheld 5000
Il West brook. CORTLAND 5000
DISTRICT }.
Mrs. M #. Atkinson. 25Oa East
IL. L. Atkinson. sl7 n. nth. 1880
". q Broc1well. 81 Nichol-
Miss Anna b. Briel, 2e1s Il.
I Franklin -. ... .24,21V
J. F. Baoer. 3l6 n Lombafdy Is, 500
&ias NornA Cheatham, 40 N.
- u. cerneal 22al Monument. 29,21o
i. \. Crew, So2 Z. Leigh 1880
Mrs. @. c. Dillon. s21 S.
/ Meadow ... - 49,. 80. ~ 1VV
A. L. Douglas. 1888 Mosby. .....7. 200
y r. Eastman. 2a04 spring HID. S. 600
+, II. l. Goode, 10 n. sth ....... 5000
Miss Edna Grimes. III Decatur 1900
w. r. Gillian. Jr. 7O7 N.
Greed Haskins. 4os \, Addison. 1859
w A. Hutchinson. $40 NJ. syc-
Rev. w. T Hall, e22 n, 18th 10000
Mrs H. G Hooker, 24a Temple. 20, 500
j W. w. Harden, SOL n. 22d. ago, 2bo
Rev Il. T. Jones. 6l5 Denny II 030
Miss Myrn Il. Johnson. 402 ".
RAYMOND Kea. .72i Fl. OAK. 5000
r Kumbrough 2207 w Grace 9,4o0
Mrs. W. II. Lyme. 240s f. Cay IS, GOO
AIRS J. e. Lurnsden. sl1 East
A. f Z Matiinsiy sss e. broad s4,G Gso
Or Robert Mitchell. l16 w.
Miss Eliza beth Morton. $500 f.
Grace .''..' - y
w H. Myers. Forest H,ll .... &c, gao
]. 4. O'Keefe. $3.50 Floyd Ave. IL. 90
Or " ". Nelson. 3s42 Williams
burg Ave -. -. 49,. 1901
c Lee Moore. 2oss w, Grace 80, 22o
" Milby, 26i4 Hull ,..... &, 0ou
4 c. Prichard, 29l3 Venahie "a $50
Mrs. ; Il. Puvax. 16z " Mar
Miss l4elen Robinson. 100 De
Mrs NJ. V, Saunders, 1905
H. b. smitners. 407 n. 23d. -, II. 400
l.. B. Sims, 500 Forqurean l2.loo
Miss <ssrtrnde steger. 1925 W
Miss NJ. e. stephens Ga N
Ave . 81 -
! " Il. Toone, 1901 4tn ave ..2ie7o
Rev. j. r. Tucker. Forest HIN rs, 30
L. T.. Whittor, 3i26 surt.r. s, 11
d.. l. ]. Weinstain. 1924 Floyd
f. Frtxhush white, Pa 8. srd "a, $50
f. c. Walthail. Jr.. 1919 Han
over 80. .,.....-.. '-... ~. w
II. N. Witt, 3o4 s. Laurel. 49,. is. SOC
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DISTRICT o.
Miss Marie Crouch Buchanan. .15 500
Mrs, John Davis. 21l 9Th St.

Miss Marie Crouch, buchanan. Ii. 500
Mrs John Davis. 21l 9Th St.
Lynchburg ................, 200
Jas A. Fis1burne. Waynesboro. i s. 900
James O. Hobbs, stanton. .. 1890
G. h. .Sandidge. Madison
Heights ........+..,.. ,...l4. $50
Herman Ould. Concord ,.....19,21o
James II. P-ll. Waynesboro 2s,sso
J. G, Lindsay, Forest Depot. "a. 900
Rev. {. r, Kincannon, Bedford 30, $50
X, A. Mccormick, Java, 5.970
Miss Virginia Harris. East Rad
James II, Harrison. Amherst 5000
II, L. Hooker. stuart 26, 200
Phillip \ Vaughan Gate City. 81, 220
j. w. Me. ers Basic City. ,.......2S, $40
6. NJ Minnick, Bristol .....,...5 $40
w. Alex Martin. Roanoke 81, $40
MISC Ruth Minter, Martinsvlle 5000
Frank A. Lee. Jr. 922 Harrison
St.. LynEaburg, Va. E. 900
James t.. Graverly, Danville -, 80. 1870
II, H. Nassie, Barber ..,... 80. 420
T Maynard DeShazo. Moneto. s. 400
T. l.. Barrett. Altavista a. 400
Harry Riddle, Roanoke ...... s. $50
Miss Rebecca Tredway. Chatham 1900
Miss Mamie Petty, Chatham. H. $50
Miss Mary Trolinger. Pulaski. 8, 600
Courtney Carter, Salem. ...... 3. 500
nSrcley Walthall Wayneshoro. IS, 40
Miss Frances Williams, Pearls
c. S. sheppard. Covington >. 27.21o
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DfwTRICT Z.

NOtEf
Miss Doris Ashlin, Holnlhead. IS sac
W. w. Adams, Hanover Court
Miss Virginia Thompson. Beaver
W. A. Rice, boswell so, 900
G. Nj Bal !.auraville .......2 $4,000
II c. Beckham, Gordonsville. .16 ITO
j. y. alker, Jr.. Louisa 81, $50
H. G. I3iscoe. Fredericksburg. 1910
Geo. c Rawlings, Fredoricks
burg 1913 .... 5lt9o"
r. W. Foster Ivy Depot 400
Miss A. q. Chopper Milford. o.2s0
Nell Clark. stage Junction. .12,3 900
F. r.. Marshall, Barheursviile. $500
X. II. Wa,erfeld, CharIottes-
Vilie -. -. ~ ~ y y
Miss Eva Striking. RemlT.g-
G. T. Loefiler. Ducat. 49,. 5000
w W. Coakley Nindes Store. 900
A. r. Warner, Strasburg .2b,a30
A. ]. Meyers, Sandy Hook. at, 100
Erie Rinker. Stevensburg :. -. s,270
Walter Camrhsl(f Ltsray :. /. :. 6, zoe
C. ID. Wenger. Dayton 80, 1870
Frank Perkins. Elierson Wa. 900
II. Preston Morris. charlottes-
Vile ,.... ........,...... 3,2So
william C. Thacker. Carriers
Bridge, - ,.-....... II a0o
Miss Helen Harris, scottsvlle .32.11o
Miss G.. 4, Smith Louisa. -. a,750
II Hobson Snead. Cohassett. 33o
Albert Newton, Brcmo Bluff -. 1S, ITO
ssordan Baker, Columbia ...... 1900
VIM Bries. Easter. Enrf-ht. Il ,320
J. &. Goodman. Sabot, 81. $50
Wayerly Lloyd. yontay go. 1870
Thos a Runnell, Orange ...,... k,ce0
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DISTRICT 4.

Rev u. r.. Day city Point ....27. 100
j. r Barlow. Surry .,-.,....2o 30. 100
John r. Brady, Savage "a, 10
Willie NJ Puttenworth. Wilson. &S 20
Charlie Baker, e. EmporSa &C.. 5000
Miss Ward Butler, Matoaca 30 600
Maude T.. turge, Dolphin zoo
Willie T Gary. Disputana ..s $50
Wn. l.. Eanes. 2S5 n. Sycamore
street, Petersburg ....... 80, 20
Mrs W, L. Fleehood. Drewrys
Bluff -. 49,. '.''.''' zs'2Vo
J., J. Hennfng. Jeffei son. ....., "a so
David Hepburn, Chester ...... $50
Miss Maggie O. Harrison, White
Plains ...tt..- .t..,. $50. lou
Rev. - G. Jones. Ettrick, 49,. 30,S10
v T. E,imoro. I.Awrenceviiie. 2e,2lt
Oscar r. Mayton, Petersburg 29.3l0
j tiCt"F Norton, Petersburg 81 220
r +. oigcr Church Road ....25, $50
Rev J. " 'h@ynoids. Powhatanl 5000
r. A Savage Wakefield 30,2l0
Rev. @ = b. Smith. Ford 1880
W. H. 81 Oft. Naverly. 1900. $3.50
Miss Sadie Wells. PetersburF. $50
Stuar A oliver. Claremont % $50
Ms ". w Green. North En-
IL
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DISTRICT S.


Hfpa. Geo T.. Allen. Victoria $4,000
Rev " " BAN. Crewe e.. ....2 30 .050
A. n Barnett. Finchley Ills so
sAt e, Brooks, Vernon Hin. 2S, 1870
Mrs. w. r. Firesheet, Crewe. 800
Miss Anna karnsworth. letters
vale ~. 2sseee
". T. Gillian. Rice ......-... IL 500
J. r Harwood Pamplin %, 600
Miss Ceciie Htigaif Scottsburg 2S.3ao
i + JeTries Skipwith. .... 81 $50
Miss Helen Harris, Farmville. 20. 800
60 Matd" VI. Layer lob~ High
%trsej, F'aTmvilie ......... IL. 23v
l.Gwara " Maddux. Black
TIL osborne, BuFkevilie io.sD0
=. ~. Il. N Nelson. crewe. ..-., Is. 460
Or J W. Smith. Cumberland Co. 5000
Rev, G. r.. Newton. keysyille $500
Miss Derothy psitus. brakes
Branch .,.s4.......... -. .2S.sSS
The Washington times., 1915-10-09

Arthur Loeb. who save thirty eight
lives and recovered sixty-seven bodies
Of victims Of the Eastland disaster In
Chicago. came to Washington today
to deliver lectures, illustrated with pic
lures Of the event The arrangements
for his lectures have not yet been con-
cluded.
Loeb was to have been a passenger
on the boat. but he arrived too late
to get aboard. He went to the Clark
street bridge to watch the steamer as
Il got away. With horror. he saw 1t
listing, and, when 1t was overturned
he heard screams Of two girls strug-
Cling In the water.
Loeb. who is a professional diver.
cast Off his coat and shoes. and plung-
ed from the bridge to his rescue task.
Chief Of Police Schlettler. watching his
work. urged him to don a divers suit
and helmet, but he said he could work
better with a bathing suit, which was
brought For seventy-two hours he
worked almost without rest. and then
was carried away to a hospital, where
surgeons put twenty-one stitches into
his head to close wound received
while diving in the hull.
Mr.. Loeb wears two medals. one
awarded by citizens Of Chicago for
his bravery. and a Carnegie medal.
Mr.. Loeb will appear at the lafayette
Theater In T. street today and tomor-
The Washington times., 1915-10-09
ROCKVILLE.

Candidates at the recent Democratic
primary election in this county have
filed with the clerk OF the court state
ments Of their expenditures during the
campaign. as follows: States attorney
Albert NJ. Bouic. $lss. House OF dele
gates-Philip d. Laird. Sl5s.56: Paul Y
Waters. sl5l: Francis Snowden. $37. 80
Sheriff-william l.. Aud. $40: william
+. Gather. $3.50: J. Melvin Etchsion
$50 80. Register of wills-Henry G. All,
mutt. slSs: Joseph Reading. $50; William
T. Griffith. A9s5. Judges of Orphans
Court-John f. West. s55 Winfield S
Magruder 500: !. Thomas Austin, $40. u
Alfred C. Tols~es. $50.
For Mr.. Weller. Republican guberna
toral nominee was spent $276.s5 in thi,
county.