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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
WILLIAM COLLIER. COMEDIAN.
Will RE SEEN On StRI.I.>

another Broadway star who has been
"ra!'"" h% III" keystone forces for scr.
vice e" . iirst-clasS funny man Is III.
otiehrat"a William Collier. Ills ag. is
''""H M nan century nlhrn. but he
L. - youthful! In spirits and ar,ion
"hci hhii that age. He has had n long
an" distinguish ~! career lie appeared
III many n!u 'ica! comedies Of mole. but
pe"hhns y best remembered ms a CO.
star with George ". Conan IL Hello
n'"h! va! lie L. known for his won.
I'!iu! Versatility. among other things
pr!hS good minstrel man He vas
with Wcbc: and Fields In the old DAYS
"hsn thai Organization sciut!i!ated
with stars. He is celebrated for :, GER
ia:h 1r"! style of humor, and has 4
very expressive face. lie - the hus-
hani Of the well-known Paula Mari n
Washington girl. His home il at ST.
James. l.. ]. He WAS dean OF III. Friars'
Club for one term.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
MAYOR NAMES DELEGATES
TO GOOD ROADS MEETING
Virginia Association VIII Hold Fourth
Annual Session Next Month
In Richmond,

Tho Nircini:, Eotd Euildcrs' hssccia-
fion viii hold it's fourth annual meet
ing nt Murphy's Hotel on .J..niary Is
and -. and Mayor Ainslic. wap is deep
~ Interested in thc good roads move
n"0; yesterday appointed IA" follow
ing delegates: Colonel Thonus H. Me-
AdamS. q. &. Boiling, -. T.. I.aI'radc.
i. NJ. -. Morris. Or. L. -. Batkins. Dr.
y. y. Nichols. g. i. Clay. L.. y. rhoma-
soi, J. Il. Wood, II. NJ. Phillips and K.
Il. Auport.
while the associations is composed
primarily and largely OF those actively
engaged In the work OF road improve
ncnt. tn" Mayor said yesterday, dele
Gates to their meetings are no, 50 con
fined. but arc appropriately composed
OF those interested in the large 1ucs.
'i"a OF road building ana maintenance.
Tho Interest Of the cities in systematic
and economical road building aud
malntenancc liz SO great and obvious
that II should be we'll represented.
81 am advised by the State Highway
Commissioner thai approximately one
half Of tn" state t;tA is derived from
property III the cities. and. irasmuch
a. In" cities contribute through ap-
preparations from the state Treasury
to road Improvement IN lii" counties.
they az" particularly concerned as To
;hc maintenance Of the :'oads construct
ed with stat. aid"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
a Message To Thin
Weak ScrawnyFol ks
An t.A>! Way To tnIn 10 20 30 Pounds
"f Solid. ticalth Permanent Flesh.

nm nervous. unI"vclopcd mou aud
women "Nrrywhcrc arc heard to say Il
can understand why do not get fat
oat plenty or good nourishinr food"
Ihc icaS"it ~ Just this: You cannot get
.'t, II" matter how much YOU cat un-
tn" IA -In:ihiug clements OF your food
,n"tcah OF passlnT thcm out through
the body J@ waste.
What IS needed Is :, means Of gently
urSihE tn" nSsimi atiV" functions OF
IN" stomach and inteSiinrs ~ ;ihsori,
l" the blood. where they may rcac!
the starved. shruulicn. rundown tisstieS
ind build ih"n! NJ. TN" thin nerson's
bou! ~ liltc ~ dry Spongc-eagcr aud
hungry Tor ~" tatty materials OF g" hiv,.
Il ~ being deprived by the failure of
ne aiimcmtnry canml 10 take them from
the food. splendid way OF wording
10 overcome This sinful waste az iicsh,
building clements to stop Tho lcul[auc
81 f"lS - I" try SarEoi. The famous.
hcsh hui',tinr agent that has been so
widely SOLD in America In recent wears
TAX i iit'ic Snrrol tablet with every
meal nnd sec if your cheeks don't
uuickly MI ont and rolls Of frm, heaiihy
ncSh Tcrm over your body, COVERING
each h"ny angie ana projecting point
ir;!Gl" ibru& ca. and other good drug
niS;! nave S"rGcl ~ can gel IL from
then "ho.csal"v. and viii refund your
money II YOU arc not satisfied with The
on the guarantee in each large pack
age. II is inexpensive, easy To ia kc
and highly efficient.
NoTE.-Sargnl il recommended only
as u flesh b!il,lcr. and while excellent
results il cases OF nervous indigestion.
taken nh"ut uHiuS i, unless "a gain OF
weight il, desired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
CLOSE LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
Nnr Munl'Ion Plant VIII Shut Down
%" Dc""mhcr -. and Open on
LRnunrN ..

Notices Scr" posted iu The ln,.ul
branch Of tn" American i.uuo,notivc
company yesterday ;ihut :hc plant
would II" closed ON Friday night. pc-
""mbcr -. an'l would r"u.aiuc.! closed
until Monday lanuury " for TIA,
Christmas holidays. Tn" local works,
engaged Ia the manufacture "f NUM-
tons for bc!iigcrcnt nations II Eurorc.
l. employing hctV cen 1000 and 1000
men.
Men working on monthly Basis will
b paid for the tinic that the plant is,
closed. = small force, ~ was stated
on excellent authority las night
would be employed during THIS tim. in
making repairs about the niant The
Richmond plant is reported 10 have
large orders for munitions ;,ul i work
ing three shifts during the twenty
four hours, with more men han at any
time In its history.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
EIGHT THOUSAND CONTESTA NTS
OFFER SEQUEL SUGGESTIONS

1t is estimated that 5000 suggestions
for sequel to Tho Diamond From the
sky already have been received at the
main office of the North American Film
Corporation In New York. and letters
arc coming in by scores In every mail
from contestants who announce that
they now arc working OH their sug-
Sestsons. 1t is reiterated that only an
idea is wnntch-1 900 words or legs
Points TO be considered arc: What be-
comes Of the diamond" What becomes
OF the child? What Is the fate of Blair
Stanley? What happens to Vivian
MarSton?
TO the man, woman or child sub
hitting tho most suitable suggestion
the prize \of 10000 will be awarded
All suggestions should be sent to North
American Film Corporation. II West
Twenty third Street, New York CITY
Indications are that the prize contest
of The Diamond From the Sky" is to
be the creates; ever conducted. In She
contest In which '"rhc Diamond From
the Sky" was submitted BY Roy l.. Me-
Cardell 1886 manuscripts we're re-
ceived. II is the belief that The Dia-
mond" sequel suggestions will exceed
this number considerably.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
KtTE ROLAND BEFORE PUBLIC
SINCE SHE WAS TINY TOT

H0rn III California, which State has
pE""Sced :" many favoritcs OF the
stage and screen. Ruth Roland has
been before the public ever sin She
was :ou" years old In her a.. lest
period sh" was known as californ:a's
best child actress" Then she had eX-
tcnsivc stock experience and wound IN
in vaudeville prior to going into pic.
lures.
Joining Balboa a year ago, Miss
Roland got her first real big chance
wi;h Henry King. She was co-starred
in the Who Pays series Of uhotoplays
which established n new record as we'll
as new tendency In continued screen
productions. Following she was fea-
turcd with William Elliott in "Comrade
John" and then played double role In
~ Matrimonial Martyr"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
u tNoI. ~ I.Ut Is WOOD no STAR
- IN0-RI;t:I. i't:SrI IN: PLAYS

Tie ,iiousauds o: admirers OF n.r.
?lt i.pr!. "ood. one Of IN. leading pho
pi't aci"rs Of The day. will hc dc.
..-h'cG 20 learn that lie il 20 appear
=" hunbSr OF t"c-rcc; SUBJECTS 10
~ released a; Intervals b. the Amer.
Kos" l'tlu tonpany. Inc. The frs, OF
'NN t""-rr"l Lockwood pictures viii
~ iHc tragic Circle which will lie
:'i"''S"I or December -. y particu-
iariN strong east viii appear in ".The
I.I.in circle IN addition 10 Nur,,d
"""d, MAJ Nilsson, william stow
eli "nd hshtor Dearholt have promi.
:''", roles. The picture was produced
b! Thomas H!"kctta, dean 81 A!ucyi.
~" producers, who has directed a nunl-
90 OF ""!aH!c recent successes. inciud-
ms Damaged Goods" The Scrr,,,1ry
a. FRIVOLOUS Affairs TIL. House Of
Ho.nda!a aud Tile Ruhzurd'sr SIND
cr."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
COLORED TAG DAY
Mayor \inS;ic approves Petition Of
rhinE WoInrn's Industrial Home
aud Nurscry

M'yei A'Hsiir Yesterday approved
o. tag day" 10 be held on Satur-
DAY itr TIA" benefit Of the Working
"lnehs industri"l Home and Nur-
:eiy. 81 i1i% Taylor Street,
The home is organized and operated
for worthy co!urcd women The pc
tltlor ton Il tag day was signed BY Rev
Mt Johnson, Rev. y. r. Brown. Re
hokah Y. Crawford and Eunicc NJ
Ming. rho officers OF tho home arc
X Crawford, j. G. Steward. l.. A.
't"r!na W. W. Archer, pr H. L.. iIar-
riS am! p". ~ G. Johnson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

comcdy, Count I'm" which means
tia; anita has si% boauA. ana YOU can
count en- itan and Hud play iri a
rraniinS n'irth provoker. The Ii;n,iUu
Nysiir" Lud has no, SGT decided
whether he VIII hc Il mystic or 4
Ipn@h-n.ck y tunny cartoon Will also
b" scent one Of George .Ndc's latest
rounds out the comedy program Tor
me day. II is called "'rhc Fable OF the
Low Down Expert .Nbou, ISubir.."
+a'urda"'S program includes - four
r,"i feature, starring Margarc, pruS-
s'nE Thc titlo - "Ihe Ring o: ,hc
i;orgias' aud il is "a htghlv exciting
romance i>alhitn Williams also ~.
a. I~H 80, saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

iud.;" Richardson yesterday ordered
th"i Charles Crump. awaiting Jury.
trla 49, :. H;ncty day Jail sentence, be
"'"c':ai."d IRON. the city Jail ana he
lent :" the city Hospital. Request for
trH"u'" rcicHs" vas made by .Iustir.
Jon" :; 'rnirhiicld. Rev. j. j. Wick
~ md ". : Forbes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
FUNNY FRIDAY AT NEW

The i;cproach II -Anncslry." . ,nrcr-
at feature. VIII be seen "a, tho $cy
Ihc'tci to-day. Tcurg' Ifolr the VT.
rrrINh actor. and INN" Schucfor iiluy
90 two act Nitnrrgph. Tine Woinur's
share Kate Price ANA Flora .'iu.l
viii appear In a lauuhablc Vltugraph.
"Hci"c"u Two Fires"
Charlie Chapl!n TiII be seen ro-mor-
20" ~ two-aat A:ssanay Couud.
Anita SieH.tri aud i.rrir Wiiiiui'r al
>" grace fridays b!il. in "A romantic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

comedies, and the Luhin drama. THE
Moment Before Death" all on the one
program.
Tomorrow viii b. seen the three
part Essanay feature, Blind Justice"
the bright comedy from the new Vim
Studios, Love, Pepper and Sweets"
and the Lubin film. playing the
Game"
On Saturday will be featured the
hrst installment of the big, new serial
from the Pathe Studio. The Red Cir
c!e' In which Ruth Roland and Frank
Mayo are Jointly starred. This serial
will run for fourteen consecuiivn
weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
wn,,>-o,.r,and No, in Merger

j. \. WHY'S, president of the Willys.
oI"riH"" '"inran!. Of Toledo, in Il
telegram 10 TIA" Timcs- Dispatch last
ui"ht. G'nics that amy merger between
the Wiilys-Ovcrl,ud 60. the General
Electric Go. and the Peerless Truck
ana Motor Corporation has taken
place" ct IS contemplated. Mr. Wiliys
stated that neither he himself nor the
WillyS-Dvcrland Company was con
nccted III ANY way, either directly or
indirectly. in the reported merger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Hook nud Lndderless brigade.

The Lasky Company has well or
panied hose company, and several
DAYS ago organized n hook and lad
der brigade. hut somebody borrowed
the ladder s, now II Is only a hook
company. Actors arc not eligible for
membership to this branch OF the fro
department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
CLIPPER FEATURE AT REX

Many of the stars who won their
reputation through their splendid work
In The Diamond from the Sky will
appear in Curly" II Clipper Star fea-
turc In three parts. which will he seen
today at the Rex. Lottic Pickford will
oe seen In the leading role. She is the
younger sister Of Mary Pickford, and
possesses the same winsome qualities
William Russell will play opposite
Miss Pickford. Others who take prom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
ISIS OFFERS DRAMA

Violet Hcming, Il paramount, star.
VIII be seen At the Isis TO-DAY In 9TH.
Running Fight" This is :. draru;.
which tells a thrilling story
Tomorrow. another Paramount PLAY
will he offered. whcr Laura Hope
Crews will he sccn In Tho Fighting,
Hope" This is Il story Of high finance,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

direction OF Thomas Ince, and featur-
ing Julia Dean, assisted by Howard
Hickman. Thelma Saltcr. Il delightful
child OF the screen: Louise ;laum, re-
membered for her work in THE Iron
Strain" and Elizabeth Burbridge. The
Triangle Corporation promises that
these two plays will measure up to
every Triangle standard There will be
the usual orchestral Accomplishments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
FAVERSHAM AT COLONIAL

William FnNcrSliuu remains nj tho
Colonial to-da! in 'Oue Million bot
lars the pi.,: provided for lis screen
d"hU, hy til" Metro COrp"rn,in" Thunr
wa" saw "a" FORMER stage star yrftrr-
daN wcr" load -, their praise Of liz.
performance.
Eo.morrow aud Saturday. William
Fo" presents Ralph kcllasI and Doro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

,!;c vcrdict was made ycstcrdav and
was orerrulcd, and judgment way eli.
tered ~ favor Of utc plIiutin
h"Nc!ty Bray, IL was alleged in tlir
declaration. was bitten by a dog be.
longing to IN. defendants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
CHILD GETS VERDICT
beverly Hrny. BOY Kitten l.! Dog Is
awarded S:,0O Damages Ia
Equity Court.

HeNcriy Bray. I'm infant, will rccuv-
CT The fun amount OF S3VG Judgment
rendered in his favor recently by a
iur% ~ 'lic Law and Equity Court.
The caild, through its parents, brought
suit against Robert aud Leila Jones,
aud tic jury gave a vcrdict in favor
OF the piaintiH. Motion to set aside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
A.r"'> M.d,,ccL thunxc.

t9e u'i"w .cn change OF mill at ,ho
'. 80, '"-'."E VIII bring Il diversity OF
N....'.tN.'.e ..itravtio:iu. Prominence is
"iNti ".Ii.." Ncc!s. ~ seventeen year
-" - "r' recently achieved dis
ihci'"' .t tho musical world Little
| Vice. !.f s.iG To h" phenomenal
cole. tar. scirru,. Conspicuous also
"n tie iii! q, tn, sat Ntzarro Troupe.
recently f"'t''rrd "a tho New York
Winter Garden stiuw. two .n":i, a NO.
m''r aud "a quaint midgci. all .crobatic
continues aud James =. Lauc und COM
iiinN. presenting Fixing the Furnace"
'h'irica Si'"'rh pn domestic life. de-
SrriD"d a. laugh radiatDr.' other
features announced are Lii cCrio and
b!nu:, whirlw!ud dancers. aud James
+. Macdonald. hiinuu"i4t and ginger who
promises II UNIQUE turn. II departure
fT"'n TIA" beaten path 81 tn: monoi-
relst and singer familiar TO vaudc-
Eltt" audiences. New screen exhibits
wi>i supplement- the variety bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
LITTLE HAS ARTISTIC PLAY

BEGINNING to-day the Little Theater's
attraction for the remainder OF the
week will be Theodore Roberts In "Mr.
GrcS Of Monte Carlo"
The Motion Picture News" reviews
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
CAMPBELL COUNTY LIST
APPEALED A. IAnnnII

Jlc following income taN payers
from Campbell County were through
error listed under Carroll County: H.
Ice Wiutrcr, $.,2?2: 9. w scott. $40.
20: Lawrence NJ. MrWano, Ya3"O: :
T. WorthinSton, $3.50; samuel I.iIc
ss.'os; t. \. krisc. s.S252; W. J. Duns-
f"r1. S5.2cD: r. ". Callahan. t..l4G:
y H. Darlington. SIZE, aud Mre. Net
tic T.. Bowman, 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Movie Calendar
ISIS.

iO-uny "'ihc Running Fight"
with violet IIemiur. To-mnrr"w-
ihe Fighting Hope" with Lnurm
rope Crews. SutUrda? - Wild
mower" with Marguerite Clark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
1lI.Itbl

i"-anH. Tomorrow nnd SnturdaH-
hh'riiDony." with Julia lean. und
"FoilowtnS Fathers FOOtsirps."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
VICTOR.

To-day -. SiiESmrcr.'' To--t,nr-
r0w-"b1ind Justice" an Essnnny
fchturc. SnturdR! Red Cir
clr,' new fourtccn-pnrt serial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
IL u. ".

T0-dhy-"Curiy," with LOttir lex
ford' TO-morrOw-"Thr solution Of
the M!htcry.' with vivian Hich.
snturin9-"Ihc COnfcSsiun."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

thg ';l"cu ia "Gicr Mother. secret.
Ii!.n Mais" .s arcn.icds,his play by
th' '"M Press aI"'t, and If Il measures
i'r 80 the statements made In advance
q "i'. n"ooas'!y prove an cxtr!L;oiiu..:y
productions. ilor";ny Green Was. until
rrnoni',. leading women FOR William,
i'arnHnI.
ors@nist lake" has arranged selected
music Tor tn" Colonial programs which
WY surely prove u feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
LIST or THUSE M,rII
INCOMES OVER E2.iIiIn

Reports FROM Norfvlh and other cuuu-
lies Of the state. of persons with tax
abb Incomes OF 5000 or more follow:
Horfolk County Barron r. Hack
;" -; j. j. Colo. $3.50; l.. ~ Davis.
'N."2': ira johnson. S2iUl: -. t.. smith
~. @6.Ioo; Mrs. Jennie Il, Tchaul,. So
AZ; II. J.. .NcAauacr, s2,I00; Z. Carr.
>''.ilo; {. w. Coleman, S3.it2 .iohu l..
griffith. $I,:"S; T.. II. Hamilton. ai.jl0,
. r""lca l.. Harper, $500; licur! Kern.
:-s.u'U jhincs :. iioGcrs. 5000, cor.
man, t"c3"
y. u, .mes. s".l4s: Y. l.. hackers.
S3'0'a; William Euulch, N,29r: Robert
j. i'orna.. ti.35' j. ". fortress. So
80. &. =. !'osicr, $3.50 William H.
oS,"" S..s62: vs.. :. Foster. Sr, SIS
800, John y. Gibbs. s2.52I; q. t. C;wnth.
mr%. s:,ai1; John ". iials,cnd. sG,ii5;
i;oDert G. Hurley. S..G!%: George -
a'rrilicr. $1,000: :. " Lyons. Sr 81
tSI: tlyah ~ Martin, sl4.5f2, ". *
Martin. Sl5,o3::: :. W, Melton. 5000;
lance ". Moss. S;,s11: William w.
Moss. $4,000; Curtis l.. Old. $500: i
l. l''ake 37,52j; Walter II. Robertson.
..l.JrS.
:;he'hy--p. scott. sic,27O: l;iuh.rd l..
simmons. s3.isa. William sloane Sla7-
Id: Henry c. Snlithcr. s".a7a: /. H.
s"a'in 5000: ". G. Swartx. sioI3S:
l." !, Wool. $3.50.
Arromac-- Daniel J. Wheaton. IS
.'ohnson. S2.oSo: John :. Staples So
COO: William ~ Burton. .a.5po; \ b.
Na.:utt. $1,000
"cuc---Nune.
Giouces,sr--lIarris tounard, So
900: ". Syubr Jones S. puD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
LITTLE.
i:,i

To-day, Tomorrow nuI saturday,
INT. trea of Monte Carlo"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

NEW.
iO-uu!-.thc KcpruR"h ~ .Nnncs-
iss,' hate Price and tIOrn Finch In
"bet"ccn Two Fires" Tv-murrow--
Chnrlie Chnpin. Anitm stewart, f:urI.
"flifnins ind Hmm and nu,. Sntmr-
uay-"Thc Ring OF the BurSiun."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Christmas YodIc,

NHrIStn1HH fOUIc.
Little Jack Horner sat in a corner
Eating no Christmas pie
Pm mad" exclaimed he,
FOR cannot you see.
There's no movie shows close byg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

Incnt parts include Charlotte Burton.
jeCrgc Periolat. Eugene Ford. George
clancy, I.!zettc Thornc and Marie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
COLON MAI.

To-day - "One Million Dollars"
with william Favcrsinn. To-mnr-
row and SHturduy-"iirr Mothers
Secret" with Dorothy Green.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-03

E. w. Larmee returned this week
from Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he
spent some weeks visiting.
Mrs. Earl LaBertew and daughter,
Loise, of Grand Junction are spending
few days here as the guests of Mrs.
ststber At s17 Bake avenue.
J. F. Higgins, who while working at
the R. F. Bowles ranch at Silt was
thrown from . load of hav received
internal injuries from which he died
last Friday morning The funeral was
held Saturday afternoon from ths
Bowles residence. Higgins was sixty
i've Year, Of age aud leaves = wife aai
six children, one Of the sons coming
from Idaho to attend the funeral
Clayt Hill returned Tuesday from
Price, Utah, where he was called as
witness for the defense in the murder
case Of Ed. Godat ON trial for the
murder Of his wife. Mr.. Hill hat
worked with Godat . couple Of years
ago On the Grand river toll road and
know something Of the troubles he and.
his wife were having At that tine. He
Gays Godst had . mighty close eall,
but he had an excellent lawyer in Mr..
King, Of Salt Lake, who made . hard
fight for him and succeeded in securing
his aequittal. Clayt went down 10
Salt Lake and took in the sights Of
the mormon city in company with Nels
Main, Of Glenwood snd Charley Bsvwn,
jf. Of 6aoshone. He says cosditioss
in Salt Lake are very good and every
ose seems to be busy aad 10 Asard -
complaint whatever ef hard tina.
while In that city.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-03
0leaWooA ACiety
l. o. o. F. Hall
l(EfHoDIOT CHURCH NOTES
(By The Nessenger)

(By The Nessenger)
IL q. m.-Being the Nations Naval
day, there will be . patriotic address
by the pastor instead of sermon.
The church will be decorated in an
appropriate manner with flags and
bunting. Hymns of patriotism will be
sung. If you want your patriotic emn-
tions stirred sfresh, come to this scr
vice.
- p. m.-Epworth League devotional
meeting.
8 p. m.-Instead Of the usual sermon
this will be an anniversary service in
memory of John Huss, celebrating the
Eve hundreth aHniversary of his mar
tyrdom at the stake. The protestan.
churches of America will enter large
ly into this memorial service. You will
be deeply interested in hearing about
this Cody Bohemian preacher going
singing to the stake, and gladly giving
his life Is ransom for the Christian
worlds deliverance from papal oppres-
sion.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Gus BOland returned t.
their home at Lesdville Friday, after.
enjoying a stay of two weeks in our
city.
When August Auntzing Of Akron,
Colorado, died in Denver the first Of
this week he was on his way to Lake
side in company with Irwin Lowe, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. J. Lowe Of this
city. Mr.. Nuntxing, who was An attor-
ney and former representative Of ais
county, had just finished making y
speech in the han,ber Of commerce
building, extolling the great eastern
Colombo farming section. Mr.. Nunt-
sing had shown much interest in Irwin
Lowe WHOM he had urged to come 10
Akron to begin his career in The prae-
tiee Of law. At the reqssst Of 4rs.
Auntzing Irwin accompanied the re-
mains to Akron and remained With the
family until after The funessl
Perry Leyerly was seen driving out
of Glenweod last Sunday with Whist
was reported - new kind Of auto.
At least the fellow who reported 1t
said that It was some sort Of new
tangled herseless carriage. It proved
to be . 1ogul gasoline tractsr, sAd
Perry win use it for the Psrpose of
clearing up . Ane tract Of sagebssss
ground, plowi.g and putting tAe saEe
in crops. John Woody who nade The
sale drove the wagon containing TIE
accessories including TIVE 14-iacA plews,
harrows, ETC., asd helped Perry to Sc.
started. John says when he left his',
Perry wss turning the ground ever at
L srsst rate notwithstanding N eeeas-
iosal big sagebrusA that Stood /. ~
vay.