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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09

Lanicr Society has FOR its president
Miss Virginia Itjdcnour. or Petersburg:
Miss Margaret Magrudcr. Of Mood
stock. vicc-prcsidcnt; Miss Dclucia
Fletcher. OF lIarrisouhurc. secretary.
The president OF the Stratlnrd Society
is Miss Ruth Walden, OF Norfolk: vice
president. Miss Mary Early, OF Greene
County. secretary, Miss licuccca
Stubbs. OF Gloucester County.
At tho beginning Of each quarter IL
posted on tho bulletin board an honor
rolf containing the names or all stu
dents who made an ~ the highest
mark given in III" school. on all courses
taken during go preceding quarter.
o-day the following names arc on this
roll: Miss !Ildcsarde Barton. OF Nor
.olk; Miss Anna Brunk. OF Rocking
nam county: Miss Hazel Davis, Of Fair
TAX County: Miss Helen Iicyl. of Char
iottesNiilc; Miss Frances Ecmper, OF
Rockingham County; Miss Marie Maisel.
OF richmond: Miss Geneva Moore. Of
S'nithicld: Miss Kathleen Perry, OF
Lunenburg County: Miss Virginia
Ridenonr. or Petersburg: Miss Mare y.
fancey, Of Harrisouburg
The correspondence courses hnyi;u
last year have at THIS time twcuty-
I'VE students doing regular work in tho
various subjects offered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09

pensioning tho Rebels. Yes, VIC were
Rebels In defense of our rights under
the Constitution OF the Cni,cd states;
aud ON the other side Of tho limo were
the itcbcls against the rights OF our
Southland. so J ask. which were The
worst rebels, tho men lighting 10 de-
;cnd their rights. or those who fought
~ deprive tho South Of her rights? We
cannot fail 10 SOC that there were
rebels Oh both sides.
IN April 1861. at tho age Of thirty
ono years. In the prime OF young man
hood. should-rcd my muskct To help
10 rcpcl ah invading army sent by the
rebels. who r"bellcd against the Con-
Stitutional rights OF our Southland l
did not beconi" soldier until Virginia
seeded. which She did as soon as the
Washington government called upon
Virginia to furnish $500 soldiers to
help to whip her sister states back into
the IniCn. In consideration OF the
facts stated above. IL follows that right
and justice unite in saying TO our gov
crnmcnt. YOU have been poying pen
sions 10 one set OF Rebels for iifty
Years, now pay pensions 10 both sets
If rebels alike
VETERAN J. W. DOLIN.
Librarian soldiers Home.
Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
DURHAM

DURHAM. y. c., January S.-The
holiday Festivities camo to close on
Monday evening with a largely attend
ed dance at the Country Club. given
BY the young men, In honor of the
schoolgirls and their visitors. vino have
now returned TO their respective col
leces. The CLUB was decorated with
mistietoe. holly and cedar. Punch was
served during tho evening.
FINLEY White, son or Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert g. White. OF Morchcad Avenue,
celebrated his ninth birthday on Mon
day afternoon b. taking all OF his boy
companions and friends on the avenue
70 moving picture show.
Airs. Hamilton Miller. or Danvillc,
Va, Is in the ely. visiting her sister.
Mrs r. l.. Lyon, on West Chapel iiil!
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zuckerman en-
tcrtained n number OF their friends at
their home on Gray Street or Nom
day evening in honor or Miss Bessie
woplet. OF Baltimore. who ~ visiting
her sister, Mrs. II. Goldstein. There
were-dancing and singing, after which
a salad course Was served. followed
By cream and cake.
In honor of their daughter. Miss Liz
zie Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. IIoimes
entertained nj their home. or Franklin
street, t.dScmout, Saturday evening.
Miss LESSEE rogers and Miss Sophie
lawrence were hostesses At a leap
year dance reception on Tuesday even
I'm. at their residence OF Cleveland
street.
Mrs. l.. \. Carr was hostess 10 the
Tourist Club Thursday afternoon at her
home on Duke street.
AIrs. Eugene Morehead enterta med
the Upto-Date Club on Thursday after
noon At her residence on Morehcad
Avenue.
The members Or the Round Dozen
Club were entertained on Wednesday
ny Mrs. l.. $. Booker, at her hor.e on
Morris street
Complimentary to Mrs. Mary STREET.
or New Bedford. Mass. Mrs. c. 5. Stir
rett was hostess to a dozen friends on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. &. Chandler enter
tanned OH Monday In honor OF Miss
MIRA johnson. OF Richmond who is the
guest OF Mrs. j 4. Johnson About
forty young people were present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09

VINO "as Edward wsshinrton2 VIII
probated Fairfax Courthouse. Dece,u-
Der l'3l. Ancestors and descendants
MISS cokDELIA JACKSON
3ool y street Washington H. G.
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BON AIR

Special TO The Times DISPATCH
BON AIR, VA, January S.--The New
Tears dance, which was held mt tho
Ina on Tuesday night. was well at.
tended and much enjoyed BY all
MISS Anna kalmes, OF Richmond,
was the Weekend guest OF Miss Har-
riei Cooke.
Miss Frances W!thers has returned
from visit to Mrs. Taz perrow, OF
Lcesburg. Va
Miss Margaret McCluer has returned
to Baltimore. where she is attending
Johns Hopkins University.
Miss Mary Thomas Cox. OF Richmond.
was the guest recently Of Miss Mary
-rusou
Miss Evelyn Anderson has returned
from her home n Crcwc. where she
has been spending the holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Montague ara
visiting AIRS. Montague's mother Mrs
Collier. l.. New York City.
Misses Dorothy and isabelle Smith
and Virginia Cox have been visiting
Miss Mary Burlington,
Mrs Dug. Wherry is spending some
time with her daughter. Mrs WoolfoIll.
in Atlanta.
Miss Emily Smith has returned TO
her home in Scottsviile
Miss Maria Cooke Is visiting her
brother. Preston Cooke, IN Williams
burg
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GLADSTONE

Spe Ga - The Times Dtspatohl
GLADSTONE. VA. January ST r.
Barnhill, OF Atlanta. Ca. is visiting
friends Gcrc
Miss Alice Wallace. who spent tic
holidays with her parents here. has re.
turned 10 her school III AppomattoX
Miss Mamie Wallace and Charlie
Wallace nave returned to t.:nchburg,
where they attend school. after spend
ing some time at their home here
. Mrs. II. i Gentry and children are
Visiting rr.a,ives III Richmond
". y. Layne, of Norton, Va. was
guest ~ the home Of ". Horsiey
Harris several days this week.
Mrs. Z. W. Whitfield ana children
have returned from visit Is Friends.
at Rock Castle
John Black. OF Wilmington. Dol. was
a guest at the home OF his sister here,
Mrs. s. NJ. Jones. this week.
Air. and Mrs. +. H. earle and chill.
dren are visiting relatives at Midway,
Master Curtis CanelL has returned TO
Washington, II. q, to resume his
studies.
Mrs. O. l.. Brown and children OF
Richmond. are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. ]. r. lobe and Miss Ruth Aters
spent several days this week with
friends At Norwood, Va.
Miss Mamie McCoard, OF Norwood,
has returned home after spending some
TIME with Mrs. Jetcr Carter here.
Miss Mary Capell gave a very eu-
joyabie dance at her home on New
Years Eve. when quite "A large number
OF the younger set participated.
Miss Clara rayloe entertained quite a
large number of friends a few evenings
ago. music and games being the fea
lures of the evening.
Miss Mary Melton. OF Norwood, spent
several days here the pase week visit
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. H. Payns. OF Burke
willie. after spending several days with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
HARRISONBURG NORMAL
Ispecialto The Times-pispatch.l


HARRISONBURG, VA, January s.
The second or winter, quarter OF the
school year opened on Tuesday, Jan
uary 4, with full classes. A number
Of new students have entered who will
he able to complete the full session Of
three-quarters by continuing in resi-
dcnce until the end of the summer
quarter in August.
President Burruss and Mrs Burruss
spent the Christmas holidays in Gin
cinnau Miss Gregg. at her home in
Florida: Miss Seecer. In Indiana: Miss
King, in Norfolk: Miss Lancaster, in
Ashland: Miss Ieftwich, in Staunton
Miss Mackcy. III Lexington.
The literary societies elect new Of
lcers each quarter For this quarter
Miss Nancy IIuford, OF Wytheville is
president Of the Lee Society: Miss Lii
lie Massey, Of Clarke County. vice.
president; Miss Ellen Engleman, or
RockbridGe County, secretary. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
CONFEDERATEs ENTITLED
TO FEDERAL PENSIONS
AGED Veteran Thinks Thex Sbou,J
Shnrc Equally With "RcbcIs"
of North.

To the Editor OF the Times Dspatch:
Sir.-Tlis letter Is written by an old
eN-Confederate soldier, who is less than
four months Of being cighty-six years
IT age, but whose mind and memory
arc rs bright AS n new silver dollar.
and who Ia blessed with good health:
cats and sleeps well, and is stin n
choir singer. When asked the secret
- his wonderful preservation. his re-
ply is, u use no tobacco i'm any form:
use no Intoxicating liquors. do not
worr" about anything: aim TO keen
busy as In the sight OF tho one Master
'uot iwol, and therefore. I keep away
from thcatrrs, drinking saloons. ball
rooms and other pla COS Of worldly pleas
nrc."
Eu, have strayed away from my
subject. the pension question The
writer belongs to that class OF eS-Con-
tedcratcs whose ranks are RAPIDLY
growing less every yoar so that only
some 10000 or $4,000 arc left. and tho
last OF thom Will soon be called hence
It Is true that II is late to he dis
Guessing tn. subjects of pensions hny
wears after the close OF the War Re
tween tho States. but II is never too
lats for the government to act Justly
towards all her citizens: therefore. the
government should pension all the sur
viring ex-Confcderate soldiers the same
pension that Is now pa to the Federal
soldiers: not only because They nre
loynl citizens. Of the United states
tuone ARE moro sol. hut also because
of the fact that our Southland has paid
at least one-third Of the internal reve.
nuc Of the government for 1fty years.
Those two reasons are sufficient TO es-
tablish orr claim TO n pension tho
same that Is paid 10 the Federal SOL
diers, s n matter OF right and justice.
But IL that should be done. there are a
few peopls who would put up the Dry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09

canped near the isappahanac River.
about four miles from the battlefield.
December lt,lSG2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09

munu.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. whitscil Of Roa-
noke. have returned home after spend
ing tho holidays with Mrs. W. b. Mig
Sinson.
Miss Mabel &. Harris left for Lynch
burg after spending tho past week at
her old home here.
n. l.. Fisher mnde short visit to
I.ynchburS this week.
H. q. Gilman was Weekend guest
At the home OF Edgar Christian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09

neral sermon. All res. OF my estate
TO my beloved wife Elizabeth. ENccu-
tors, Daniel Eushs and Benjamin
Hatcher. Dated Juno |. 1908. probated
January .. 1906. The executors named
rclis1uishc'! ,na David Patterson. Sr..
qualified Oh estate.
WIN Of James y. t'attcs"it, Of Chcs-
t"rh"id County. Virginia. To wife.
Martha. two negroes. three horses. the
carriage and harness, half the stock Of
cattle. hogs and sheep. aud half the
household ana Kitchen furniture for
ever. Lend wife during life. the tract
OF land where live. together with
I'VE negroes but five acres or land is
10 he reserved adjoining the same
quantity conveyed 10 me by William
Brown. deceased, which said ten acres
~ to remain seat for mills or other
works, one half III. interest in the
same do direct nay executors to CON
Hcy to tho heirs aud representatives Of
the late Joseph Brown. deceased MI
the remainder of my estate shall, lie
sold and on, % such sale | give to
each Of ms live children. Henry. David
samuel John aud Sarah Ann. $1,000
Particular attention TO nc paid TO the
education Of my children Rest TO lie
divided among Any si& children and
wife. Martina. Son William and David
Patt"soi executors. Dated September
20 1915 rrohat.d April -. 1917.
TO the Editor ~ The Tines Dispatch
Sit.--i beg IL correct an error that
appeared IN Your sunday issue OF Mo-
v"inpcr ~. Ny great grandfather.
II"ui'icr lIuaeiuS. married frs, Mary
Gwynue. daughter Of Colonel Hugh
Gwynne. OF Iiesse, owner az Grynne'S
Island. and member Of the House of
EulScss|S at williamsburg. Their
children are William IIpuidcr. Jonn
Lewis, Thomas. colonel IL the War Of
1872: Ann and Mary, Mrs Wmder
Their descendants m. we'll known and
too numerous for m. 10 mention ac-
curately.
MRS. JOHN BOoToN uli.l.
ne. Virginia Byrd Hudsius
Hii'i.ins. Va.
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CHAT HAM

CHATHAM. VA, January S-Misses
Fannie Carter. Rooney Carter. Ethel
Robinson, Mcssrs. Rawley Williams and
Cabell Bowe, cf Dry Fork: and Miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09

probated Fairfax Courthouse. Dece,n-
Der 1871. Ancestors aud descendants
MISS cokDELlA JACKSON
1901 street, Washington. u. c.
The editor Of this column feels az
II the dignity Of the Genealogical De-
partinent WAS asSailed last SUNDAY
WHEN the typesettcT called our readers
ever weary; our readers are never
weary" and that was what we in
t'H"'h 10 say III our Christmas greet
ing 10 them EDITOR
index TO Geneniogies tContinued,.
July Is. 1909, La FonIain. Maury.
Granlnredt
June 6. 1902 Mari
June 20. 1899. Iarrisous. OF James
City, and Mari family. continued
June IL. 1909. Harrison
May 81, 1909. Brown and Browne
October 10, 1899, Wills. Plummer.
Kemp. Hayes. Ransomc. Ludwell Lee
August 10 1909. Skipwith
May S, 1902, Livingston.
May ,, 1909, marriages OF white and
Indian.
March ;. 1911, coeher. .rca,herd
Cpshur. Kelly.
March u. 1911. Livingston. Newman.
Boswell.
March IA, 1911 Pate. Anderson.
March 20, 1911 Crimes. Rowe.
April =. 1911. Carter. Howard, CAL
thorpe. Hayward, Plumner.
Extracts From ChesterneId Records.
Inventory Of estate Of Mary Pstter-
son, January $, 1901 800 pounds. 3
shillinGs and . pence, a parcel OF
books
Will OF David Patterson. Junior, OF
the town of Manchester and County OF
Chesterfield. To sister Frances. a neat
and handsome mourning ring. To
brother Samuel my sword and a brace
OF pistols the sword that was presented
me by my father and the pistol by my
sincere friend. Paul Mas h. To my be.
loved friend and benefactor, Rev.
Needler Robinson. mourning ring
and request that he preach my fu-
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removed TO Jcncrsonvi:ic or iIcndcr-
son about May. 1913. died shawnee
town. ISIS.
Children: John thy Martha Mat.
thcwsl. faycttc. Maria. Lloyd Thorn.
ton. Thomas. Alexander. l.. Washing.
ton and Sarah Ann lhy Mary hlcNan.
der 'rhorntoi)
where did lie settle in Kentucky?
Where were his lands located ,7.S33
acres obtained by military warranty?
Where was the Peggy homestead in
Henderson County Who was his OF.
ponent when elected to the state Sen.
ate: How many votes each received?
How many terms scrvcd--from 1905 TO
1900. apparently? Amy stories or facts
or anecdotes concerning himIhis prop
erty. family. occupation. business sue
cess, public career. character. conucc-
ton with the churCh--in fact. anything
Of interest" The whereabouts Of ms
many Of his descendants as possible
When ana where he Joined the Masonic
fsaierntty? ANY letters 10 or from
him? Any speeches documents by
him" ANY statements about his career
In any Of the three wars in which he
engaged?
land records a Frankfort where GEN
eral Thomas Posey bough, or owned or
disposed OF 1890" acres Of land in JEFF
ferson County. can YOU confirm OF
disprove that"
lie had a warrant for s33 I-3 acres
In 1907, but /! cant learn whether he
used il.
There was Iepheniah posey. Of
Westmorcland. who was three Years in
the Revolution. He received warrant
No. 2962 tor loo acres. I ina no James
from Westmoreland Of elsewhere. /
think. that is surinise that James
Was son Of Zeph.miah
Captain John was III tn. i.,, MAR
but TOO old for the Revolutions lie
lived in Fairfax County. lie had no
, James and do not helieve his sons.
Hanson. ST. Lawrence ANA John Price
had James
TO Be ConttmucdJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
Men TO RECRUIT
GUARD REPORT AT
SILL FOR DUTY

NN officer, recommended by Adiu-
Tan, General tlrp i,r the work oi re-
.ruuup rhc lir,, rcgim 'u, Oklahoms
National guard up to iu'l strength.
reported iur duty At Fort Nill ,hi,
morm. They will take examinations
there uda' and be- mustered iu Tor 'er,-
igr
o. accepted. Oh men will he under
Major Barney recruiting officer IN ok
hhuma tru who will ,cui them 20 "a
uuu, part, ui OH, state tor service
The oii',rr, recommended are Cap
tam, \ y liagprd Drtan' lack How..
Nu,kug,r George Barhcf. Guthrie,
and Nuirrv ! \fcudalc M,NleIet (;
Lieutenant, T. \ llufd Woodward.
and hilbert Hayes. Nfdmof, Rclween
Y1 and -uU men are needed Tor the
llri regiment General Iup 'l'd ~
da,
1h, ym,u, g,nrj m, t,,ti,ed
man, application. lnr spp1uImcn, as
CAPTAIN in assist 300 'hr organization of
second regiment tie ha, mon made
an, appointment, he sad TODAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
GAS AS SCHOOLS
FUEL CONSIDERED;
SAVING IS URGED
Committee Working on Con-
tract 10 Assure Specified
Cost Limit.

FROM SlGD ,o $500 will be saved
the taxpayers OF Oklahoma Civ II gas
o, burned m the publ, school, lhis
wiutcr under a contract nov beng ne
go,ia,ed between the Oklahoma Gas
y Elccirl, compan, aud the purchasing
committee vt thc Oklahoma Ci,y board
ui education 2. the hrliri Di Chairman
Icurg, Morn, ui the committee
More than 200 ton, of coal we're
burned u the school, last vimcr hr
said and while during ih, break iu
the ga, mann the school, were kcp,
heated ne hirdl, regard, the cNprudi
ufc oi - 'uO additional q, warranted
,u heat the building, tor oul, uue ur
two dil.
Rid, iur coal were opened %, ih,
school board July n hu' no 5un,far,
wa, entered into Mr Norn, expect,
,o learn the terms ol the "a, ,umpan,
within two daN,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
OWEN TO DEMAND
DISPOSITION Of
ONE LAND BANK
Entire Oklahoma Delegation
Behind Oklahoma City in
Efforts 10 Get II.

Oklahoma entire congregational del.
Usau.r rp. hetr lined up ,olldly ~
favor ui ukahuw, Cts 4. lp,a,icr
'n' urr u' ih, twelve federal land
hank. provided inr u 'hy 'ufil cred.
~, wrs,ufy leu,d last Ns,k hv rfe,i-
.',r Wilson
Information 'o um. effect Nas coo
pu,i Zoo letter received 'f,, mofnlrv
l 'mrf Z nfnNn secretary ~ lhc
Chamber Hi nwms'tt. 'fpm Congress.
MAN ! u Thompson and IN 'hn',
communication 'rnm Senator Robert l..
uvrr author NJ M, h,ll
ivpl hacker, ol hs proposition ~
h'irg a hirt here have hssn informed
,hs' urpu,t,ur ~ Oklahoma I,, has
j,,siur,i IN hr,h nalla, and Pow,
Wnfih T,N, Srd Wichita Nan
vlr', ihs Jhsmh,f, ~ ,1mm,tt, sui
harkrrs organizations sfs fr'nl, NJ.
hind strenuous campaigns ir secure rns
oi ~, hank, irf Tt,a,
They propose. however. to make
Texas separate iafm han iidfi,t
IN " Go,s,,,. a banker NJ nalla, hss
lven sueecsied iut en. oi the members
oi the land bank hoard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
RECOVER
CAPTIVE BAGGAGE
Theater Strike Continues;
Both Sides Reticent
Regarding Status.

baggage %, tour Vaudeville act,
hookcd a. local playhouse va, al,
iirhcd tpdsv b, the ihca,cts manage
men, when the team, ,,gn,ncd their
intention ~ PLAYING elsewhere AZ
pyhmeni proceeding, vctc brought vi
ihc count ci Justice Price hu, ,hc az
ioi, gave bond and recovered ihtii
baggage
Oklahoma Iu,'s ,h,a,ef strike wa,
,iill m progress ihi, morning but man
ayers and strikers wcfc pursuing M,
course ,h,y have adopted 'inrc Il, bc
ginning
linton leaders would s,,e M irint
maurn regarding ,h,,f itnuhl, ,h,,
morning The conference tumm,i,s,
appointed b, M, trade, ani lshnr ,nun
,,l last lhutsds, tn mct, with m,
managers and II ro,,,hlc come 10 a,
understanding with them. called a N,
,,al meeting ~ the council Sunis
MORNING al IN O'Clock bu, their r,
pot, wa' No, made public Action wa
deferred until the regular meeting a.
the council neSt Thursday night