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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12

at the. Oskaloosa Hospital, is conva-
lescing nicely.
Miss Irene Dillon returned this
morning to her home in Des Moines
after spending few days in the city,
e guest with relatives.
Mrs. Glen Hutton and Mrs. William
Gallagher were passengers to Mar
shalltown this morning, going to look
after business matters.
Mrs. Tony Kelly, of Alton, Iowa, is
a guest at the home of her brother,
F. M. Blair, enroute home after a
short visit in Grinnell.
Mrs. Dora Ringcamp of Fort Dodge
has returned to her home after visit
of couple of weeks duration with
relatives here and at Knoxville.
w. S. Hart, mentioned in the Her
aid as being guest at the G. Q.
Stringfellow home on G avenue west,
should have read Frank Hart of DAY.
export.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Klingman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Chapman mo-
tored to the city from Des Moines on
Sunday and spent the day visiting
friends.
Mrs. c. L. Fulton and Robert Ma.
son of DIN, Iowa, returned to their
home this morning after attending the
funeral services of their father, the
late Stephen Mason, who was buried
Sunday.
Lester Trout, who has been filling
a vacancy in the wire department OF
the local NJ. & St l.. station, has re-
sumed his duties as night ticket clerk
and operator. William Parker, work
ing at the night job, has returned to
his place in Abba.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Miss Marjorie Ketch~In went to Os-
kaloosa where she will take up her
duties as teacher in, the public schools
of that city today. Miss Ketchum
was to have begun teaching in Sep
TENDER, but was delayed because of
an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Helen Bailey and brother La
ban Johnson, arrived home yesterday
from a visit of several weeks dura-
ton, at the old family home near
jamestown and Dayton, Ohi5JI They
had a most enjoyable trip looking up
the old home place and associations,
seeking out family friends and visiting
relatives.
|, Abba Union: Miss Bonnie Ramsay
has returned from her visit with rel
atives in Eddyville and Oskaloosa.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. w. w. Cook,
Mrs. Ed Cook and Miss Julia Post were
Oskaloosa visitors aSturday aftel'-
noon.
Barnes City News: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlan Sanders and children return
ed Sunday after a weeks visit at Os-
kaloosa and Moore, with relatives.
M. and Mrs. H. w. Robinson of
Boston, Mass, are visiting her for
several davs at the home of Mrs. Mary
Cruikshank.
Keokuk County News: F. s. Yerger
arrived home Monday evening from
Oskaloosa at which place he has been
for the last month in the hospital.
Frank is not able to be out but Is i'm
proving.
Eddyville Tribune: Ed Smith and
family of East Des Moines were in Os-
kaloosa last Saturday on business and
ealing on Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Crews. Mr.. Crews,
who has been in poor health for long
, time, is able to be up and around,
Keota Eagle. Chester Essman and
wife, who have been visiting at the
r. Il. Bower home, left for 0skaloosa
Tuesday to spend the day there, stop
at SigourDey that evening an dstart
on their return to Columbus, Ohio,
yesterday or today. Mrs. Bower ac-
companied thief TO Oskaloosa.
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12
fFrom Mondays Daily.)

Harry Davis was among the local
democrats at the ottumwa meeting
Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Brown of Newton is
visiting relatives in the city for a
few days.
Mrs. Lorinda Griffis Of Omaha Is
here for visit with her niece, Mrs.
Ralph O'Hara, 705 High srsnue east.
Mrs. L j. Penney was a passcr.
ger 10 Mason City this morning. go
Ing to VISIT for sevral days with rela.
likes. ;s- . 4. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
CHARTERS ISSUED.

III" state Cooperation Commission
Yesterday issued the following char
tcrS and granted amendments 20 cX-
iStinS corporation.
>, Amendment to charter or Central
Furniture Co. Inc. Richmond, in
from $4,000 10 100000
The state Bank Of Iicnbridgc. Ken
bridge 'n;sN!mum, $4,000. minimum
$1,000; par value. sl0o; operate {,
Neysvil,c: r. j Barlow. secretary and
cashier i<cnlIldgc.
city Passenger Co. corporation.
'Litton Forge. naXimum. $4,000: min
mum. Sl',"o". par value. 500; oper-
az" = transfer business. l.. W. Far
rier. president: IT, j. Walton. secrc-
tary. both Of Clifton Forge.
American Construction Securities
company uf Nir"inia. Inc. Portsmouth,
maximum. ;. 600; minimum. $1,000:
ltr value. slice !. Z. Adams. prcsi-
dent; J.. + Graham. secretary. both .:
New York CITY.
maximum. 5000; minimum. $500;
par value. 500; liquor business. G l..
Stinson. president; w. +. Stinsou. sec
rotary. both OF Roanoke.
M MaeH i@ Sod LumbGr Co. .!n6Gi hueh
mum; p?l value, 500: lumber bust
ness. Rhodes G.. Lockwood. president
N. H. Mccain, secretary. both OF
buchanan.
southern Stock and Farming Corp.
Bristol: maximum. $4,000 minimum
.eno; par value. Sl00 Sherwood T.:
liall. president New York: Edward g.
Eaiily. secretary. White Plains. y Y
Amendment TO foreign corporation:
The rrnnkiin Fire Insurance Company
poraton. reducing capital stock From,
coo. coo to $500 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
2. :. CIRCUIT cornT or APPEALS.

The United States Circuit t'our, of
Appeals r"conNcncd yesterday morning
~ i"::0 O'clock. with Circuit Judges
'hitchard. Knapp and Woods. and Dis
'iict Judge Boyd. in attendance.
Court announced and handed down
its opinion in the following case:
No. i33o-DHnicl II. Doylc. individu
ally and as conartmcr OF II. Herbert
Waite. trading as John Turnbull. Jr
aud Co. appellant. VS.. FRS, National
Bank Of Baltimore. - corporation. ap-
pcllcc; appeal from rho District Cont
a; Baltimore. In h;: lkruptcy. opinion
by Judge rritchard. Reversed
case argued yesterdays:
No. i+2l-Ncwton MidkiT. appellant.
vs.. Sahm W. Cotton. .Ir. lIcrbcr, |
Clark and Clarence Sill. trustees OF tn.
Guyandot Land Association. appcIlees
appeal from the District Court al Hunt
nGion. W. Va Argued by MAYNARD +.
stiles. of Charleston. ". We. for the
appellant. and hy W. A. Thompson. Of
Huntington. W. Va. FOR the apprllecs.
aud submitted.
Conference Day:
saturday being conference dav th,.
court Will not hear arguments TO-DAY.
but viii 30 into conference upon cases
heretofore argued ana remaining und--
cidcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
CHANGER, nEIEAsE DEEDS.
Eight Ncicnsc Deeds Amounting Ia
SI1,n.O.55

II. L. Pollard. Ir.. trustee. TO W y
ch"stcrman. 7@xl2S fee, Yves, line
Adams street. ll0 feet south Of Cary
street February =. 1915, Sl.a"i.25.
same to John - Blair. Jr.. the same
property as described in deed next
above. February :. 1915. s3jo.
stuart Bow". trustee. 10 GEORGE Tay-
lor 25Nl:U feet north line Taylor street.
- feet west Of Sycamore street. Feb
ruaiy =: 1915. Sl.34i
Frank :. Richoson. trustee, to Marx
T. Thompson. Is feet inches IN leu
feet {: inches south line Main Street.
So feet west Of Twcnty-iirst street;
also /" feet : inches by III feet . inches
west line Second street. l0% feat l."
inches south Of Main street: also is
feet 10 inches 10y 80 feet inches west
line Second street. Ia feet inches
south OF an alley, between Main and
Cary streets. February l.. 1916. S5.0SS
j. I. Carncal. trustee. TO David w
johnson. l. l-2XSg feet at the north
west corner of First and Charity
Streets. November %. 1915. sl,iSi
john Bagby ct al. trustees. TO W. G.
Bianton Ell ais. "3Xloo feet north line
Leigh street, oG feet inches east Of
Ninth street February IA. 1915. s2.Sac
William r p%zin. trustee. to Flor
.nce Grantland ct vir. 50Xl24 feet .
inches south line Hanover Avenue. -
feet west Of Sheppard Street Fchru-
arv IS 1915. sllSc
Edward J Blake. trustee. 20 Cassie
C.. shaw. - i-2XlS" feet south line Main
street. 100 feet cas-; ~ Deep run street
june u" 1918. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
cu,NcEnv DEEDS or Trust.
seven Deeds az Trust. Amounting


Mary L. Gianulos ct vir to II. T.
fichcs"n ct al. trustees 2Coxl25 fec,
Vest line Houl evard. 80 fee; north Of
Marshall street: also 2Txi@a feet south
lin" Grove Avenue. - feet YVES, Of
Elm street Februarv IL. 1916: s;.oG0
Mrs. Gertrude Odcll TO / T. Camp-
bell: trustee. lots and in block T.
in the plan Of Chambcrlayna Court
January %. 1916: s255
Julia c. Hennic 20 Charles Is Willis
- al, trustees, 16H1hJ feet north lire
North side Avcnuc - fee; east Of
s3a0
Lula = Holman 70 NJ l.. Willis ct,
al. trustees. 3oxl@5 fee, west line
Tw"nty-second Street. 50 foot south OF
street. February / 1916. $50
{. c. Hit 81 uN. 10 e. H. sutton
IT. trustee, +,xl4" feet worth line Ba-
con Road. 30 feet east Of F'endall
Avenue. Fehruary - 1916; s2.5i6.
w. T.. Cailctt ct NY. 10 Johu 4
Coke. jr.. trustee. ~ feet 81 inches
by 10 feet north line stuart Avenue
30 feet west Of Addison street Feb
ruary is 1916: so.H2o
r.. G. Kelley - ny. Ia ]. l.. stern
Leigh street. % feet inches east
o. Ninth Street. February H. 1916:
$3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19

u" IN" transfer "f s1ail property. Tho
SiI's were Tor propccty lu an sections
of TIA" city. while both I.rri,. ,,,.un,,
ana S"uti's'd" lands ais" n@urc, in the
'"hiuS III" sales Of city property
h"""v"i. aSGr".a'"d "'l> slightly more
that; S2i.ooo
i"miS I;iaai aud wife sold 10 4 NJ.
ii'w NinS lot !r"u,iiu 3tl feet >
inches ON the north S,d" "r Chailin
Htfc''' h",W:"" Mc"''M nrd Rowland
streets The rurchas" piic" was SD
600. according |" tho 'aN paid on tho
iced in The Chauc"ry Court,
The Acca stock Farm sold yesterday
I" clNd" W. Saunders aud ANTHONY =
Griffith Sc tract of 49, acres of Lana
an ii"nrico County situated hct,ycc
the lH"hmond Frcdcricksburg and
Potomac railroad and the ,;irtcr az
tate. Thc property brought SG.S0r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
CuANCi:NY TRANSFERS
Nine Deeds Of bargain and SuI,
Amounting Ia 81 .lNI.

Kate l:agby 81 ais. to Thomas Has
Nins. 30 feet inches by "a foot, he
inG lot lying IN rear OF S2i 81 paui
street. August -. 1915; s2o5
Land Investment Corp to \ 6. Gil
bert lots 80 and - in block : in tic
plan OF chainbdrla ync Court, Jauu-
AIRY 20. 1916: tax. 81: So"
Same TO Miss, Helen Dickinson. lots
,,,.h.ainb"rlayne Court .Ianuary -.
1916; tax. 81: SO.
Same to Mrs. ,;artrud. odcu lots :;
and : in block l. in the plan Of Cham.
h"rlaync Court. jauuary %, I.lG:
Nest End Bank to Jmlia G Kcunie.
'"Nioj feet north line North side
Avenue. 30 feet cast OF Napoleon
street. January 10. 1911" TAX. 81 $40
Louis Eiari et "a 20 r. NJ Hawkins.
~ feet inches by 10" feet north
I'm" chaiiim street between Meadow
ana Rowland Streets February
i"lh. tax, So: $40
7 r. HOWE to otbrey * Miller.
ne-hal. inter"s, l.cxi@o :ect west
Inc Harrison street. AZ fee, south or
cha'tn street. February II. i"iS tax.
W. l.. TAYLOR 20 Fila G Ta>lor 2ox-
~ feet east line st james street. IS
feet IN inches south OF Baker street.
Nav IS 1914 tax. 50. $40.
Florence Grantla nd ct vr 10 A y
puliiam. 5"xl24 feet . inches south
line Hanover Avenue % feet IVES, ~
Sheppard street February ., 1916:
$1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
i:LI:CTnIC PERMITS.

The following. permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electric Depart
nent:
southern Nickel Works for C. w.
laws X Bros. i"67 First Avenue, ono
same. for NJ. ". Schaaf 2Goc Yves.
ilac" street. one outlet and fixture
same for Mrs. Worthanl, S31 West
Grace street. two hXturcs
- John ~. Latham. for L.. l.. Bass Wcs.
lNenticth street. eleven outlets
Same tor same. 22l5 Scmmcs Ave-
nuc. eleven outlets
j. l.. Caudle. for Eroad street Ga
lets.
same. for RI NJ. Haasc. A2l 10 IVES.
H'road street. three outlets.
same. Tor Baker brothers. 8 East
t;r"ad street. one outlet
Norris Hunter for southern Ten;
aud Awning co. @oG West Ernni
street, ten outlets and lights
i. T.. StrinGcr. t02 North Ninth
street, one outlet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
HENRICO TRANSFERS.
>iN Deeds of bargain aud Sui

>N Dccus at RarEain aud Snlr.
Amounting to $500.
Wa shinGton Park Land Corp. TO w
" Jackson. lot 2s in block ~ in the
1916 5000
+; W. Dabncy Realty Corp. 10 Ann
T.. fiaminar lots s and in block 6
IN the piin OF Rloomngdaie Febru-
AIRY Ii. 1916: tax. 81: $40.
Acca stock Farm 10 G. w Saun-
ders and 7. 7. Griffith 25.,o acres be
tween The Richmond. Frederic X sburr
ana Potomac Railroad Company and
N" 'iinler Estate December 20. iHl".
tav Ss.IO. $40
samuel =. Wadd:!! clerk TO the Tan
Title COMPANY. Of Hichmord tex deed.
lot in hlocs II in the plan Of Mon
ulment Heights January 81, 1916 tax.
90 cents,
Same 10 same. 20 acres near High
land Springs. about = miles from the
city. January H. 1916: tax "a cents
same {" same. = tract Of land con
tanning alt acres lyiu. In the upper
end OF Heurico County. January Al.
49,; tax % cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19

.iId@m"ut for Sl.2Or VAS entered In
III" Ii;y circuit Court Yesterday n
favor OF Arthur g. aud u: Nelson
against the licnrco Car COMPANY.
TIL" case Of Il. 4. Jones against {.
y. t"lb".i aud tho London Guaranty
aud Accident Company f"v Sl.iiJ was
'on tiuucd uuiil tiis uIoruinr ~ 10
O'clock. The evidence las been com
nl"'"d and III" case viii :" direct to
IN" lUri s. hen court c"INcnCS.
j. u; Saunders. ~ MiddlcscN. ana 4
y Sch'cll Jr.. al N"rfulk. uualifod
=" DTacjjv" Law in this court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
UNITED STATES DISTRICT corur.

James y. Jones, a building contractor
OF RIchmoI,! filed :; petition in yolun-
tary hankrnrtcy Yesterday in tho
United states District Court. He listed
his debts al S9DoG4o and gave his
assets at S.loo.i0. OF the debts s2.iO
arc secured and s6.16l.i2 ar" unsecured
Notes and hills due arc given as 500.
at s&.,50. cash in tho bank. sliS: prr.
somal property. $50 and debts due ON
open account $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
PIT MIXING PERMITS.

TIL" following permits were issued
Yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam.
derS:
pcmberton & BENSON. for George "
filler. 2Slo Grove Avenue
same. for i2l West Grace street
w. IL t.aOcS. for -. j. Davis 2SOa
:So2 and 2H0i FLOYD Avenue
j. H. Rose & CO. for K. NJ Auder-
son. Brook Road.
II y. Carter, FOR c. s Luck. 1.l-
Crook Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
nE>nrro DEEDS or TRUST.
'Fhrcc Deeds of Trust Amounting to
SSt,nES

w ~ Jackson ct uN. to W. /. Ecdd'
trustee. lot % in bloch II in til" plan
Of Washington Park. January II. 1916.
fi25
Louis Casari TO 7. Gray tiaddon. trus-
tee. BIS acres on the New l:ridgc Road
in what is known as Oak Grove. Feb
ruary is. 1916. $500
William G. Hin ct uN.. to u. l.. Bragg.
trustee. ! IS acres near Glen Allen
in iienrico County. February Is 1915.
MA cS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
BUILDING PERMITS.
T"" building Permits. amuun

Permits FOR new aud repair work
We're issued Yesterday by Building In
spector I:utlcr as follows:
j. l.. Fleet. To build a two-story.
frame. succeed dwelling on the east
side Of The Brook Road. between Rem
NE and Westwood Avenues. to cos,
& So0.
Miss y y. Kent. TO repair brick
dwelling ~ Seminary Avenue "a cost
81 200
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
III STINGS COURT.

Foster Beatty colorcd. chtrccd with
shooting BENJAMIN Lewis. was convict :
ed OF Involuntary manslauc 'tc" in the
Hastings Court yesterday ana sen.
fenced to six months in Jail with q fnc
Of 81
Edward Brown. charged with house
breaking. was sentenced 10 one wear in
the state Pcnitcntiarv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
uI>r,NGS nEi.EAsE DEEDS.
Nv" Rclrnsc Deeds tmountinr To

T.. tilmair trustee. 20 Agnes J.
wilson. %rNl2I feet east l;ue Eleventh
street. LOS feet north OF f:N erctt Street.
February $ 1918, s6iI.Go
-. l.. PUlliam. trustee. to same
IoNl2i feet cas-: line Locust Alley. ~
feet south Of franklin Street Feb
"Uarv IL lalG. S!.S2oS6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
REAL. ESTATE
AND COURTS

Tho local real estate market was
fairly active yesterday, although the
trading was confined almost entirely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
uENHrcu RELEASE DEED,
One Release Decd Amounting e


John NJ Purcell trustee TO c. H.
NUckols, lots 10 II ~ block \ in the
plan Of Monument Heights. February
10 1915. STa5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
err, ,iur,rr ,utur.

favor OF Charlie - JurEcns 50
against iGlla ~ k:m
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
LAW >ND EQUITY cotur.

Judgment FOR So was cnt"rcd i'm Tho
Law an" Equity Cour; yesterday in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19

Same to Airs. ,;ertrud. odcu lots :;
and : in block l. in the plan OF cham.
h"rlaync Court. January -" I.lG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26
RED MEN IN POW-WOW
Tribe No. MS J:irc,.
ht"f> tor Coming Year md Hear.
.'IIcnp HiR TnlIi..

''h"rhancan"urh Tribe. No lis. T
X NJ. hold a rousine powwow q,
'h''T regular council class sl.cp on
IN" nigh, Of III" hunting moon. Dncem.
- Great Prophet. e. J. rarrott.
"' '"nvi!l" vas present He made a
''P "'S thlk speaking OF Christ
ms cheer ana happiness
ne following chiefs were elected
'."'rr tn" ensuing term; Prophet, r. V.
''hS"n; Shch"m. j.. A. Bragg: senior
S"t'm"r"' II Schwalmcycr. junior
Safam"r" y. Y. Jenkins: chief Of rec
,fNN T. stone: collector of wampum
) Cal Williams; keeper of wampun
G"rin"llnan. keeper Of wigwa,n
- - Richardson; trustee. ! u. Al.
k,hs representative to tho Great coun
en- OF virginia +. T. stephens: repro
%',t",iN. 10 the American +. -. A.. j.
cal Williams
ihis trih" VIII have class adcn-
.'"h io-m"rr"w when a number Of IA
,'''s VIII tie taught ,ho scaIp dance
10y the famous degree team Of tho
tribe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26
Plan to AdUance
Religious Life
Ministers Meet To-Day to Dis
cuss Week Of Prayer, Which
Opens Next Week.

10 plan advanced steps in Rich
mond's religious life. the executive
committee Of the Ministerial Union
Will meet mt the Central Young Mems;
Christian Association ut 4 o'clock this
AFTERNOON. Among the matters con-
sidercd Will be the observance of the
universal week of prayer. beginning
next sunday the annual simultaneous
revival campaign. WHICH will he held
next spring. and the annual dinner of
the union. which will take place in
January. The executive committee IN
composed of Rev. George w kem-
per. chairman; Rev Lloyd T. Wilson,
ID. D.. Rev. Russell Cecil. H. H.. Rev.
Thomas Scmmcs. Rev. j. j. Schcrcr,
Jr.. Rev. j. r. Johnson. K"v. 7. A.
Smoot. l.. d.. and $. X Mckee. sccrc-
tary
Committees already appointed have
ri;ns for the week of prayer practi-
caily complete. Daily union prayer SER
vices will be held by the churches of
the South Side. Church Hill. III" West
End and the central portion Of the city.
Present indications. according to Rev.
&c orEc w. Eempcr. president of the
Ministerial Union. are that the week OF
prayer will be more generally ohserv-
ed i'm Richmond this year than for
some time in the past
y simultaneous revival campaign
will he held next spring in tho churches
Of the city The time of the campaign
will he near Easter. although il is
not vet definitely settled. The cX"cu-
tie committee will lay plans 70: ~"
campaign at the meeting this after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26
BARR TELLS POLICE HE is
VETERAN OF MARINE BATTLE
'harG"d With Stealing $50 which lie
Found Under Box In Mrs.
IrNin'S Yard.

Robert Ice Barr. eighteen years old.
- rocked M in the City Jail charged
with stealing $50 from Mrs. j. G.
Irwin. Of 2Oa South Foushec street, lie
was given a preliminary hearing yos
terhay morning before Police Justice
rutchh"ld. and held for tho grand
jury. Detective Sergeant John wiz
'Fo"gNt Barr back from Washington
yesterday.
Barr told the detective that he didn't
'niHN tl@ money was any good PEG.
PIE n his country, he said. didn't leave
good in"ney lying around under old
ueN"S I<" that. He took the money
TWO S2o and one $40 note, 10 Il pawn
broke 70 ask him II IL was good.
men h~ found It was, lie bought a
MatcA ana a Ticket TO WASHINGTON
ne detective bureau picked him up in
Na>hine'on 20 had StO.So left.
Ca recovering from wounds he
received ~ the battle Of the Marine
His breast was almost shot away, Tho
can ct MS leg was pierced by "A Ger
man bullet, and his foot was also shot
.h'"HSh II" spent Scvera! months In
" f>a''.es in hospital, and was dis
;, hsrr has made several trips from
30, ''-'''N 20 Norfolk in cattl. boat
an" on his last "trip. while ar,.mnf
ing 10 heat his way from, Eor,o,i,
richmond he was arrcctcd in Tho mi
,"h Yards and served twenty a;vs :,
~ 'ieh'ico county iail lie was Iib
,'"''" last Thursday and Spent III
- an" that night in the homo =,
ne found The money un-
"er box which ~ .novco..
ha'r didn't seem TO know ,r,, h.
ma done wrong. lie seemed - ,birl,
ma! th" finding OF the money coyn :,
10 MIN. lie told of tho times Inc had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-26
FUNERAL OF J. w. STARKE
WILL TAKE PLACE TO-DAY
WIN lie Conducted ar I,
i"'h This Morning From
residence.

ne i"heral or John W. Stark. who
on sunday night at his homo -,
:" SiNth street. will b. held rro,,
''sio"nc" at II O'Clock this morn
WI ~, 'htcrment III tiverview Gene
IA. services will be conduc,ed
rev "e"rec w. Mcdaniel. u. D
pastor OF the First Baptis, Church
sisted by Rev. james Morris ~ a., -
Church episcopal
Aa'iNe pa!lbearers will he NJ, ior
ohar!cs .. Savillc. Charles p.cnI.s
i'!ph McCanley. NJ. T.. cobb q T..
Durham and J. l.. pa,tison.
me death OF Mr. Starkc came af,cr =
lew hours illness following n scron,,
stroke OF paralysis. lie was ,yid.l,.
Nnown and one OF tn. mos, nonmIa,
men in Richmond
Although he had for number OF
wears suffered from the iu0rr,j,ics NJ
ms nrst attack. he was III. mos, io,.-
Gus and happy factor in every r,t6cr.
ING and was always a welcome rucs,
!" every social assembly OF his nc
i"aln'anccs. He was particularlv do
voted 10 the Pythian order had he.n
honorcd with office for many wears L,.
-HE'ue Lodge of this city. and was for
many years familiar figure in tho
meetings OF the grand lodge O. ina,
order.
Until disabled By innr,niti.s Nr
Starke was an ardent member OF IN.
i''chinond military and served for coy.
al EearS as a magistrate of This c;,,
~ WAS Tor a number of years conncc,
e" with tn" Evening Journal ana ne
s"''at" editor OF the Virginia pvtbi,r
INC state organ Of the ordc, az ,h.t
name ma
MI Starkc WAS a son of the lat. Il.
N :tark". of Hanover County 10
~" ms wife. Mrs. Annie Mocnly
t"rkc. daughter Of George L. Mecn!y
OF iappahannock, and three children
John. Meade ana Margaret r.. ale,
raves TWO sisters. Misses I.ottie and
''iih Htarkc. OF this city and fou,
brothers, t. 9. Starke and Joseph "
Stark"' OF Hanover County: Charles
NJ starhc. of Richmond, and DIR f..
~. StarSc. Of Norfolk