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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
'II.ItrERS ISSUED.

Ihe iOiIo" .ng harters and amend
r"his 10 existing corporations were
srhntcd Yesterday by tho stat" Cor
bpiH1on Commission.
PRUDENTIAL Realty Corp. Richmond
maximum capital stock. $50 600: mini.
mum 1900 II /. Dcnoon. president;
, - penoon; v'ce-prcsidemt aud y
~ ii"lderb! jr secretary and treas
urcr. all OF Richmond Purposes gen
crad real estate aud iuvcstincu, bust
rcss.
The Gran, Company Inc. Norfolk
m,aNimum capital stock. s@5.coo W
NJ Grant, secretary. Nortolk. 4 IL
Mic',Gy. New York City. L. L. Grant
nianufncturc buy and sell aeroplancs
dirigthlc or other balloons. PARTS etc
iiop<'ns l.amd 60. Inc. Newpor,
200 minimum, SIC" Charles ". ilor-
Sirs president. Allan u Jones yic.-
president. and T. NJ. Jones. secretary
PURPOSES: general real estate business
Panama Manganese corp. Rich
mond maximum capital stock 81. 600
ne": min,imnm1. '5,no.oco l. l. LACY.
ana treasurer and 4. II WALKER. VICE
president all II Richmond purposcy.
mining for gold. silver. zinc. lead ana
Intcr-American Corp. Richmond:
niaNimum capital stock. slso.0c0 600 !:
minimum. $500. Andrew u Christian.
, .rGgGi,ary ana i, ,reasnreer L. $ Rolcn
d"ut, an Of INcmmond. Purposc IS: min
nG 'or r9id Siiv"r, zinc. load and
Am endmcnt 10 charter OF Johnston
NtlliS Sanatori'Iw Inc. increasing lis
maXimum canital stock from Sc. 600
10 100000. Dr. George Rcr Johnston.
rotary.
=, Am'oudment 20 charter OF Twin CIV
realty co. Inc Petersburg. chang
~" rs nam" % Twin City Realty and
Finance Corp Walter Sacks. prnsi
d"nt Wilson T. cole secretary.
Amendment to charter OF RadforJ
portsmouth Veneer Corp EadfnrJ
changing its name to Radford Veneer
ORR y i. Goldsmith. president: :,
Williamsburg Land ana Develop
mum capital stock 500 600: miniinnI,
H2h"0" j ~ Graves. A A. AnnIc.
whit", secretary and treasurer. Wi
nam 'i;rncr. all oe Ncwpor, News IA
y l.. Powell. president; Newport New
purposes general real estate bust
Amondmcn' Ia C,arter If rho HON,
"ulid'ng 60. Inc, Of Ncupor, News.
Increasing its maNimum capital siorE
from S".""o 600 to $50 600 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
ny the Electrical department:
Engclbcrg & Bear. for Shcr's Cigar
store, ""l East Eroad Street. moving
light
same. for Wesimorclamd Club sol
East Grace street, one fixture
w. +. Mahoncy. for Mack Sullivan.
los North Eighteenth street. three
outlets and fixtures.
/" Il. Warnncr. for j. l.. McarS. 1900
East Broad Street, one fixture.
Same. for 4. c. Andrews of In,
Plaza, near Bacon Road. fifteen out
let's.
-. w r. Catlc.t Electric CO. for
Tragic Drug Co. S17 East BROAD
street nine futures.
Same. for Davis BROTHERS. 360a Mon.
umcni Avenue. 136 outlets
j. T.. Caudlc, for Virginia Roynall.
l." South Vine Street ono two
horse power motor.
Same. for Silas ShackeIford 400
West Leigh Street thrco outlets and
lights.
lIngclbcrg & Rear, for s. Sidcnbcrs.
lli2 East Main Street. seven outlets
aud six lights.
w. q. pcmbcrton. for H. S. Wright.
y East Eroad street. eight outlets
Same. for Jack Shuliuta, 300 North
Twcnty-tifth street, i've outlets, one
fan and ono small motor.
Same. for MIR. Garlic, 622 South Pine
Street, two outlets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
ADVISES THE USE OF EGGS
TO REDUCE LIVING COST
John j. Dillon. Of New York. Asserts
Price or t"nm"dity IL Lowered
for Purpose.

MEM YORK. March lo-"Now i. the
tim" TO eat eggs if YOU would reduce
tn" cost of living" is the advice to
housewives given ny John j. Dillon.
state Commissioner Of Foods and Mar
kcts
"a hi- Step viii have been made in
reducing" tn" cost rf living" said tn.
commissioner, when Tho housewife
learns that a, certain seasons. due
partly 10 manipulated prices. certain
#'ari" products are much cheaper than
at other seasons.
TIL" "gg spectators and niauiI,tIla-
tors and cold storage warehouse men
use every effort TO establish the lowest
pric" p"SSihl" on eggs, so that they
can ill The cold storage Warehouses at
a price which viii guarantee them a
profit next faIi.
The %o-cullch egg trust a. Kansas
ti'y this week. did its utmost 10 cS-
tabiiSh price Of is cents "a dozen ON
the finest eggs delivered At Chicago.
This - equivalent to I? IL cents in
New York. and would net The producer,
!: cents a dozen.
For the next sixty ,iYs eggs Will lie
ono Of The cheapest and best foods in
the market There is not an average
OF ON" bad egg in 1000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
WILLIAMSBURG CALM.
BUT READY FOR ACTION
Strangers Seeking options SIN Con-
GrrEutr in Public Places, Iiut
Tension itciu,rs.
LSn..Ill lo TMc rIncs Disnnt.h.l

Special /" Tn" Times Disputch.l
WILLiAMSEIrHG VA. March 10
The atmosphere Mas c,lmrr in VII
iiamsbur- to-day than II Was ycstcr-
day, although tho streets were crowd
ed with men discussing the usual sub.
jcc,--rcal estate and options. There
was an absence OF the wild spcciila.
tive spirit tina, rcrmcatcd the town
Yesterday, ana sent men scurry,nr in
every direction looking for sometime.
10 buy OF 10 sell that they had already
purchased or mad covered 10y options
Tn. carly trains brought fewer Strang-
cr, than Yesterday. but many ucw
fingered around the public PLACES or
near the real estate offices.
The real estate men and yiyil en-
-inccrS who HAY" secured offices are
today engaged ~ lifting mp their
quarters some If which Ar" handsome
and expensive" Two engineering trims
whIch nave opened offices have forces
ready tn max" surveys and pluts of sub
divisions near williamsburg. Real
estate mon report II" sales, ana 80 FAR
a. known II" options al Importance
nav" been closed. everything Amos,
worth having that can hr secured be
lu@ already covered by options
The spectators ar" awaiting the
climax and declare thai amy day now
may 80" an announcement from the
bu Fonts, although the same mystery
that prevailed month ago exists now.
The runiic generally admits that that
company viii surely locate Il big enter
prise Oh the York Rivcg, and that a
population Of many thousands will iluw
IN like magic but no one can give his
authority.
It rs true tha, all Of the farms Gov
cred 10y options by the Du Fonts have
been purchased outright, except The
York Grange tract. of about ."ru
acres. but this is all that is positivcly
known lay TIN" general pubic Wise
ones claim 10 know more, hut say that
they cannot talk" The pu Points
have never denied the rmnors that arc
atloat, although the. have been given
every opportunity Nor nav" they con
hvmcd them.
While living expenses have not ad-
vnnc"d rcrccpubly in WILLIAMSBURG
the boarding houses and hotels ar"
FUN and the lunch counters are worked
overtime. Most OF the investors and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
MODERN BATTLE CRAFT
WELL. BlII.T, HE SAYS

MI these defects Captain Sims at
t'lhut"d 10 the organization Of the
department that prevailed for Years
lie insisted that "A general staff would
hav" rendered them impoSsiblc. ana
told the "ommjttc" that with the gen
"ral board determining military char
actcriatics of ships, modern american
battle craft were we'll built
Under the old system. the CAPTAIN
said. tho criticisms Of sc;, officers came
I" the men who designed the ships. and
wcr" shclvcd by them.
When the short -raug" target prac-
iice was abandoned ia 1909. said cap
tam Sims. the GmmmerN slumpcd until
1919, when the individual practice was
restored. In 1915 the n".t showed a
10 per cent Improvement. but the shoot e.
inc WAS still bad. I'll" III effects OF
th" slump were bciu. slowly hut surely.
overcome he added lie insis,c,l tho,
nobody was ia IGNORANCE of that
abroad because every foreign r,w.r
has n definite system for finding out
Such matter promptly. lie told OF one
ease III his knowledge whcr" tn" naval
'tl"thc OF one power paid Il brihc
Of $4,000 I" =ci information as to the
naval secrets Of tho country to which
he WAS accredited
'aptaiu Sims declared submarines
could not defend u coast and that IN,
defense Of New York should hc made
l,"'n miles ~ sea. lie had pusi,iy -
ku"wicd@c lac said. that the r;ri,ish
l""t spent part Of It's time behind nrts
in sheltered nnrhora aud the resi- ut
~ca surrounded hv screen iicctS and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11

ton. 3. feet inches by 40 fec, q, ;hc
southeast corner of Seventeenth and
$50.
J. T.. Sadlcr e, a.. trustees 10 ~ T.
f"nsom - uN. t:ir same property as
dI"scrihcd IN deed ncNi above March ;.
l.. ". McNcieh ct al. trustees 10
Nhhicw j. Wray. GoNIlO feet at the
northwest c"rncr Of Cherry ana Al
D.,h"fIc streets. March, 10. i1iG. ST
~ ~ Chewing. trustee. to EliIa-
pom ~ MadduN - al. - zee; y inches
nN ~ J.: feet south line Main street.
~. N:'h Nineteenth aud Twcnti"tl
streets. also. ".x,3D feet wcs, limo
twenty. ninth Street. l6o feet north of
- stree. March |. 1916: So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
III >lI>,.s TRANSFERS.
Four Deeds al Iiar.an and Sale,
NmmuMtin. Si...Nn.

g. = Hubbard TO J. r.. bedford 2GN =
ia feet north Inc Delaware Avenue.
between Twentieth nnd Twenty first
-,rcc,s. March ). 1916, $3.50
John !: Tr"villiau ct lN. 10 X; L..
riIkuton. g" feet Oh the east side OF
rrl"r street. 80 feet north of tho cor
nor of WIS" street N.T,n =. 1916:
tUN. ) %: $40.
Scuthside COMPANY 10 NurI L.. Brad
lev. iiNNliS feet ~ tho northwest COY .
ncr Of Thirty-iirSt and StoncNvall
streets. Woodland Heights. March :.
1916. Sl.%H0
NJ H. I'rauian ct uN to James T..
Bradley. ,oN"i5 feet at the northwest
corner az FortS FIRST una Stomrwall
streets. Woodland Heights March ..
l.lE >.nM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11

the iu>th left
the
is
Samuel UntcrmcAcr
under tlcc
a visit
Il
afTni nf
and the The Inn.
II II under andnw hcMcc
Lat imam rclns.
i being made
i that
battle,
Of The
I;ultsw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
rnEmE ,oinr or >p,.t:,L>

IN" foll"win-. Is a summary of tile
r,"""ch.hS: :" tn" supreme Court Of
\ppcas Of Virginia Yesterday.
80. 'N-.-!aul,S at ais ~ Calvert
Mortgage and Deposit co Argued by
-" Judsou for 'hr appellants and by
iin%e W. Davis qua W. ~ Sargent,
'f, Tor ~" "pp"ll"" ANA submitted.
'!ustctt"r "t nl KS iIi,chinrs Ar
"ucd hr William ~. old. il. FOR the
appellants ana by Perch : stephen
on and lanes =. Martin for the APP
pcll"" and submitted
NcNt cases 70 bo called.
~" go hapr"eu 81 al IS. WcI,om x.
No. 81 Virginia Hallway and Power
Co. Ns tavidsnu'S administration
~" So :; Rooster Guauo 90 -.
Parsons
so CO rcrrow IS T;iycv
y" 81 : Rooster Gii;,uo 20 US
Parsons Dismissed agreed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
VT \I'IrAI IGpHO\

ne AdWiNiStrat Board authorized
the followin. improvements y"stcrd,,, ~
IN" city Engineer was instructed
I" rrcrarc an estimate Of The COS, Of
GRAZING. CurbinS. suffering and gray
cHng The roadbcG OF lavlor street
between Temple ana south Lonihard,.
streets -
Superintendent o. ,hc stree, Clean.
iuG department. was directed to rc,noya
the tilinr from tn. sidewalks ON mo
vest side or Sheppard street between
Grove and Floyd Avenues and ,n
shape MP this sidewalk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
CHANGER, DEEDS or Trust.
-Four Deeds of Trust, Amounting
to SS,y1u.

-Four Deeds of Trust, Amounting
W. y Robinson l" H. t. Bragg. truss
tee 3oXloc feet south line state street.
30 feet east of Marshall street. March
:. 1915. $40.
Andrew j. Wray ct ux to l.. w Me
Weigh. trustee, G6X1Io feet at the
northwest corner of Cherry aud Abe
marie Streets. March 10. 1915: Slil6.
George w. Smith ct uN. - l.. T.. rcy-
ton. Ir. trustee, li0Xl53 feet At the
northwest corner Of Marshall street
and summit Avenue. March l.lG,
S.;,yNt.
G. NJ Henley @. ux. 20 J. u. car
neal. trustee, i5JX3J1 feet west line
M"utrosc Avenue. being No. aoc. March
! lnlG 81. VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
COLOSSAL MISTAKES"
IN PRE- -OREADNOUCHTs
Captain Sims Declares Errors il,
Construction Have Never
Been Itcctiiicd.
DEFECTS DUE TO OLD SYSTEM
Older ships Of American Fleet, lie
Says. Would Fall Like Nincpius
Before British or Other Craft of
Same Age.

WASHINGTON. Marcel 10 Americas
pre- Drcaduoutht Ncct would give Over
like nncpins If pittcd against BRITISH
or other craft Of the sam" age. CAP
tain w. : Sims. commander of tn"
new super! prcaduouGht Nevada told
tn" House Naval Committee to-day.
hccaus" colossal mistakes" in con
structiom have never been rcctincd.
Other countries. lie said. had spent
millions IN rcdcsiGuin= the older ships
TO meet changed conditions
Captain Sims. who as u lieutenant.
went over the heads OF his supcriors
90 obtain rrcsidcu, Rooscvclt's support
IN his campaign 10 improve methods Of
target practice. said ttc old bulldog of
the navy. th" battlcship Oregon, prob
ably WAS tho worst naval design ever
put ahoat. Her unbalanced turrcts
k"clcd tho snip down ON broadsidc fire.
h" said, until her s:,iu below Tho
armor belt "a" thicker than = mans
hand. was exposed 10 guuivc.
The turVcis Of the Hcutici,y and
the kcarsarcc were so designed II. de-
cared that four twclvc-inch shells
could enter tn" gun ports AZ ono time.
the slopinS roofs OF tn" Connecticut
class turrCts We're no better than paper
against modern plunriuc tire: tho tar
rcis Of TIN" Illinois class had a zap in
the armor ~ the back of the ,urrct
SIX 10 eight feet wide. directly i'm line.
with the ammunition hoiSts inside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
MARRIAGE: I.ItE\SI:S

Marriage licensees wcro iSsuod
lh", clerk % tho Hustings court vcs.
t"rdHN aS follows:
Wesley Mchstc- nf san Francisco
aud i.ol" Thomas. Of Richmond
Joss" g. Iazclwood and Ruth E,hoI
I.dMnrhs ' '',W''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
Pill VIKING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
dcrs:
Greer e. Nichols. for l.. q BASS .GIo
ScmmcS Avenue.
same. for q. n Erinscr. 20o East
Sixteenth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
CHANGER, nnLnAsn DEEDS.
SiN RcICasr Deeds. tulOuDtIur 4,
g

.. IT. Funston, trustee. to A. c.
Copeland. 10 feet IL inches by 90 feet
east line Vine street l7a feet . inches
north of Floyd Avenue. March s.
1916: S3.360.
Edward =. Rose, trustee. To T.. i.
Hogan, iox60 feet nj the southeast
corner Of Holly and Churcn Streets.
March ., 1916: 500.
w. c. Blanton. trustee. to I. Cap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
CHANCEul TRANSFERS.
Ten Deeds az Bnrgnin nnd SnI,
Amounting 10 Ss.n.:,G

.s"uh''h~ 10 S--,-sib.
~ c. COPELAND 81 uX. 10 A. c. An
thony Ct ny. ~ feet II inch by 90 feet
cast line Vino street. ia feet . inches
north OF Floyd Avenue. March s, 1916;
tax, Sl.5o: SO.
lanes T. Sloan ct ny Ia James U.
NoolcN. 1880 feet on the west side Of
Meadow street. extending from col
nrado Avenue TO Amelia street March
g. 1916: taA, $3.50: $40.
Charles Milne tn Gertrude l.. Carpcn-
ter ri ais the biUck- bounded by Cal
yiUun, Cabcll Roam and Spring Streets !;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
IIENI,Itu TRANSFERS.
TNu Deeds Of Tnr.niu and Sale.
AuInIIuliuc 81 .n.tN.

Greater Richmond Realty Corp to
Annie T. Lillud, lot in block - i'm
the plan OF Monument Avenue Park
February Is. 1916; $500
" y irwin to AIRS Ella Fon. l@i-2
aces - Land in Hcur!co County, about
tn miles below the city. Novcmber
O.. 1915, tax, 81: SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11

li;nhiall last twcniy -four hours Trace
hchcicncy IN rainfall sine" March
pohcl"ncN 400 rainfall sine" Jan
nary Observation-Disclosures. "S
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II, sw,>cs DEEDS or Trust.
Two Deeds of Trust, Amounting


James ". rreviliian CT ny. to ". f.
Bryce trustee, i5Ni30 feet at the
northwest corner oG Clopton and ra!ny-
bridge streets. March -, 1916: $1,000.
t. |. fiikinton - uX. to H. Z. Yer
by. trustee. 80 feet on the east side Of
rolrr street, 80 feet north Of the cor
ucr of Wise street. March >. 1916:
.NHG
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The Weather
u'urnislicd by L. ). .Hcniher Bureau


- noon temperature. ..........
. J.. NJ temperature" ..........
Ni"HliuuH temperature" to T. VI
Ninlinuu trInpcratur" 80 s. T. NJ
Mean tempe Iaturc .............
NoiniHI tcinp"rdtur" ...
l-A'"SS ia temperature. .....
l'"nHi"ncH in temperature" sine"
March
Accumulated excess since januarS.
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MINIATURE, ,lM,>,t.

March ~. 1915.
liiGH TIDE
san rises ..... r.-H Morning ....-. q IS
~Uu sets. ........i- Evening .... Il 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
NJ STI>G> RELEISE DEED.
WY "r'"n>r Decd. Amounting Ia

w. GrN"" "a .ioiIu T. Trcvili,au
." i""' on ~" cast side Of Toici
street. :" feet uo-th "f The corner al
MS" street. March .. lrif 81 oou
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-11
Current Event. Department Meeting

Fifty members of the current events
department of the Woman's Club en-
joyed pleasant program Friday after
noon when they held their monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. Ida Stat
Ter, 10 West Church street.
"Women in Club Work" was the sub
ject of the afternoons study. Mrs.
Eta Agnew told of the club move
11ent; what It, has meant to women
generally, and what they have accom-
plished in it. Several amusing incl
dents of early club women and what
they had to contend with, were told,
together with the real founding Of the
first club, the Sorosis, Of New York.
In 1889 this club celebrated its 21st
anniversary with a convention in New
York city. at which the Marshalltown
woman's Club was represented by
Mrs. Mary Gstz. Mrs. Agnew also
told that the Woman's Club Of this city
was the first club In Iowa to promote
a state convention, which was held
here. Mrs. Agnew closed her talk with
a recital Of the moral, intellectual So
cial, civic, and educational interests
which women's clubs have accom-
plished. "a
Mrs. May Belle Vail gave The story
of the Suffrage Movement" and told
how many years ago women started
working for it and what hardships
they encountered. She represented the
state government as great house,
keeper because 1t made so many laws
on health and cleanliness as q house
wife does her home and 80 thought
woman should take an active part in
this larger housekeeping and share
equal rights with man in the making Of
these laws. Mrs. Vail also told Of the
lives Of many prominent women In the
suffrage movement.
During the social hour refreshments
were served by the hostesses, Mes
DANES J. w. Alden, J. N. Baughman,
F. NJ Haradon, b. F. Cummings. B. 0.
Tankersley. F. @. Stewart, F. A. Bel
lus. g. A. Smith. and Ida Statler.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-11

riage OF the young people the T.-R
went to Miss Stegall's sister. Mrs. T. y
Everts, for information. Here It was
learned that Miss tSegall was at the
Everts home. having arrived THURSDAY
from Rockford, ILL.,, where It was said
the wedding took place. Miss Stegall,
while not wanting the news published,
did not deny the fact of the MARRIAGE
and referred over the phone to MI
FELTON, as "her husband" Mrs. Everts
confirmed the news on the belief that
her sister had been married.
Now Miss Stegall comes to the Tx
for correction" claiming that the
marriage has not yet taken place. but
that she expects it will In about a
week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-11
TTMEs-REPuBLICAN, MARsHALLTOWN, IOWA


association. especially In the GYM
nasium. s3yfs
The program on Wednesday will start
At l:ib In the afternoon, when the boys
OF the junior and intermediate classes
VIII 90 thru their regular program Of
gym" work At o'clock the boys
swimming club will give an exhibition
of fancy stronks and diving In the pool,
after which all the classes will take a
swim In the pool,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-11
Wedding Now Denied.

The mes-Republican Is not in the
habit Of announcing weddings without
making sure OF its information. and
such was thought to be the case Fri
day when the marriage ofsMiss Cecil
Stegall, 1907 Summit street. to Horace
FELTON, was announced.
Upon learning Of the reported mar
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-11
Former Teacher Dead.

Clinton papers tell of the death
there Wednesday evening of Mrs. Kate
Hudson Purcell, an old resident of
Clinton county. and formerly county
superintendent of schools. AS Miss
Hudson Mrs. Purcell was former
teacher in Marshalltown. and was
principal of ward school here for a
few years prior to 1876. Former pupils
of the schools in the days when Miss
Hudson taught here think that her
principalship was at the old Third
ward school.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-11
MARRIED.
Paul.Friend.

William r. Paul and Miss Eleanor
NJ. Friend. both OF this city, were unit
ed In marriage at 1880 this afternoon
by Rev. B. F. Martin. The ceremony
took place at the Congregational par
sonage, 40s North Fifth street Mr..
and Mrs. Paul will live on farm
south Of the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-11
KossUTH VETERAN DIES.
John N. Tannahill, Of Luverns, Die,
of Paralysis.

Paralysis caused the death this
morning at $3.50 in the soldiers home
hospital Of John N. Tannahill, who
came to the home Feb. %, 1915. from
Luverne. He was born in Canada
April q, 1886, and enlisted in Com
pany H, Fourth Iowa infantry, Janu-
airy %, 1864. at Bradford. He was dis
charged at Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 8. 1865.
Mr.. Tannahill was q widower and
leaves son and two daughters, in the
persons Of Leonard Tannahill, Of For
est City: Mrs. Hattie Mullin, OF Luz
verne; and Mrs. Rilla Biegert, Of Bel
bingham. Wash.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day afternoon at 8 o'clock in the home
chapel, Rev. H. o. Pratt officiating.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-11
OBITUARY..
Apsar.

Mary Margaret. infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Apgar. 312 North
Seventh street, died at birth Friday
night at $3.50. Brief services. in charge
of Rev. n. NJ. Babin, were held at ! 80
this afternoon from the Apgar home.
burial following in Riverside
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VETERANS WIFE DEAD.
Mrs. Sarah J. Hamilton, Of Boone, Dies
at Home Hospital.

Mrs Sarah j. Hamilton, of Boone,
wife of Absalom Hamilton member
Of the home, died at the home hospital
at 11:50 this forenoon Of cerebral hem
orrhage. Mrs. Hamilton was born IN
Crawford county, Ohio, June 81 1874,
and came to the home with her hus-
band Oct. "a. this year. Mr.. Hamilton,
who survives his wife, Is a veteran of
Company B, Thirty first Indiana in
fantry. Two sons, Albert and Edward,
and two daughters, Lulu Hamilton and
Mrs. Bessie Holbrook. all Of Boone.
survive their mother. The funeral will
be held at the assembly hall at ?
o'clock Sunday afternoon and burial
will be in the home cemetery.
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Experienced.

Have you the tirmness that enables
you to go on and do your duty in the
face Of ingratitude and ungenerous
criticism"
II ought to have. once cooked for
q camping party."-Washingto Star