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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-28
Railroad Lease Recorded

Santa Pc. June 27--The southern
Pacific railroad today recorded in
this county a series y lease for rail-
road equipment TO the Commercial
Trust company Of Philadelphia. Of
which s5ll.000 Is payable each year
from May ]. 1917, to May !, 1925
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-28

af Thomas Manufacturing Company (No.
Syipl, with the endorsements thereon, as
same appears on file aud Of record Ia the
office OF the state Corporation Commission.
tu Testimony Whereof the State Corpor-
alton Commission Of the State of New Mex
leo has cauged this certificate To he signed
by It's Chairman and the seal Of said Com
mission TO be affixed at the cry Of Santa
lfe ou this 18th day ot June. A. - 1916
tseall liuGG II. WILLIAMS
Acting chuirmnn.
Attest EDWIN +. coARp Clerk
CERTIFICATE or NON -tIApfflrY or
STOCKHOLDERS
We the Undersigned being al the incor-
porntnrF OF the Thomas Manufacturing
Company hereby certify and declare that
there shall ho ne liability on account of
any stock issued by the said COMPANY This
certificate Is executed by virtue Of section
@i Of New Mexico statutes 1913 codifca-
ton
ALFRED W GOODRICH (scaD
JOSEPH A. ROOT, ,ScnD
WILLIAM NJ. THOMAS tSeaD
CHARLES NJ BARBER, tscap
RICHARD H. FUTILE Seal
HENRY q, COORs, JR (ScaD
o. b. stamp loc)
state OF New Mexico, County Of Bernahllo
ON this the 18th day Of June 1916, before
me personally appeared Alfred W Good
FiRflf IpffHH ~ iNHHAF NllihN NJ lnNlidNt
Charles VI Barber Richard H. futile and
Henry g. Cuors, tr 20 me known to be tho
persons described IN ana who executed the
foregoing instrument, aud Acknowledged
that they execute the same as their free act
and decd
witness my hand aud seal the day and
year last above written
fScall GEORGE r. CRAIG.
Notary Public IN ana fer Bernalilla Coun-
u.s. New Mexico
Ny commission expires November ie. i9lT
Endorsed No. $50 Cor. Reed Vol g.
Page aGi Certificate Of Non-liability OF
stockholders Of Thomas Manufacturing
Company Filed IN office OF State Corpora
ton Commission 1une a. 1916 $50 a m.
EDWIN g. coARD Clerk
Compared T. ]. $. to II +. G
fNDENED
State ~ Now Mexico, County Of Berna-
iillo--ss.
THIS instrument was filed for record on
the 18th day Of June, 1916 AZ 800 o'clock p.
m Recorded 10 Vol &c" Mise Of Records
of said county Folio jii,
tScall a. Il WALKER,
Clerk and Recorder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-28
NEPHEW or r. X.
Is \ MOVIE STAR.

Julian n Cowles. who has n part
In Notorious Gallagher" recent
Metro success, Is a graduate Of Yale
and q nephew of Theodore Roosevelt
by marriage. or course. the kinship
is only an IN law. but MI. Cowles Is
mighty glad 10 claim It, Mr. Cowles
made SO many friends with Margue-
rite snow that every one * hoping
he win appear again with the snow
branch Of the Metro company.
An aged man telling the story of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-28

Richard II ratue winsow Arizona
henry q ca"r' lr Nonqaefqae N n.
The duration of this corporation sham be
nt} years
THE names and postofnee addresses Of
the lucorpurators. the number of Hhaf"H #
/ stock ami the cnsses OF stock Tor which
/ soNorAllF and respectively we do hereby sub
scribe, tho aggrogate uf uur subscriptions
being ieonoaoo and rs the amount OF capital
Stock with which the Company Will begin
business are as follows
William NJ Thomas. Albuquerque, n NJ
so. of shares Of Common Stock lol. 80 Of
shares uf special Investment Stock l2d
Alfred W Goodrich Albuquerque NJ NJ.
so ut shnrss 90 Common Stock 1893, NO Of
shares of special Investment stock 10
Charles NJ Barber Albuquerque. s. M
40 of shares OF Common stock tOi. So Of
snnrts Of Special Investment stock. ied
Joseph a. Root, Albuquerque, y. NJ No.
oi shares ef Common stock, Is, 80. Of
shares ef special Investment stock 81
Henry @ ,o"rs Jr Albuquerque. n NJ,
No OF shares ot Common stock TO- No Of
shares ef Special Investment stirk w.
Richard II futile. Albuquerque y. N;
No ~ shaies or Common Stuck 80 OF
shares of Special Investment Stock none.
Total subscribed SO u shares of Com
mon stock 800. so pf shares Of special In.
,csimcnt stock. ilo
In furtherahce ot ANA without Ia any wise
limiting or restricting the powers OF the
board of directors conferred by the stat
utos of New Mexico the hoard of directors
of this corporation Is authorized.
fo hold it's meetings O. have one or
more offices and ga keep the books VI the
company within or without the State OF New
Mexico al such places as mAs be from time
10 time DESIGNATED hl them. but the Com
pany shall always keen ut It's principal ana
riuiafrIpt AtkuaunFpup IA
transfer hook in which the transfers OF
stock can be mude, entered and registered
and alse a stock book containing tho names
ana addresses Of the stockholders and the
number If shares hold hN them rcBpectlvoiy
which said transfer hook and stock book
shall be- AZ all times during business hours
opon CO. the inspection of siotEl lders IN
person.
no determine from time 10 time
whether ANA " allowed. when, and under
What conditions ana regulations he ac-
counts and books of tine company t0ther
than the stock and lranetcf books. or any
OF thciu, shan Do open 90 he inspection Of
tie stockholders and the stockholders
rights in this respect are ana shall be re-
stricted and limited accordingly
?. To make. alter. amend and repeal the
Bs-laWs u This company, 70 fiN the amount
t. be reserved as working capital ana set
aside surplus from =! he profits. and %
authorize and cnusc 10 be executed mort
Rages and Liens anon tina renl aud personal
property af tho corporation
Hv resolution passed by ma lority
vote OF the whole board under suitable pro-
vision - the Bylaws to designate two or
more ot their number TO constitute ON oK
etutiye committee. which committee shalt
for tn ne being, as provided III said rese-
lutlnn on in the Bylaws, have ana exercise
AN The powers ~ the board Of directors
which may hr lawfully delegated lu the
management Of the business and affairs of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-28

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Albuquerque Morning Journal Wednesday, June 2 1916
CRITICAL MOMENTS:

Every life has its critical moments.
care he gives to it within few hours
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-28

There times when mans health is staked upon he
His system may bc run down. blood laden with bilious
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-28

An aged man telling he story Of
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mrs. Edward Everett Hall will give n
dance at Sherry's this evening for her
daughter, Miss Geraldine Condit Hall.
l.. Gordon Hamcrsley will give a dance
tonight at his new home In Barrytown.
", Y.
The wedding of Miss Frances Taylor.
daughter of Nj. and Mrs. James Leo
Taylor. to Rowland A. Patterson will
take place this afternoon In the Church
N the Holy Cross.
SIR. and Mrs. Gerald Vanderbilt Hol-
Inns have returned from lslip and are at
the Vanderbilt for a brief visit.
The first for this season OF the Two
Dances. which were popular last year
was held last night at the Plaza. These
dances were organized by Mrs. John j.
Radlcy. Mrs. Joseph j. ODonohuc, Jr.
Mrs. Michael J. M%ulqucen. Mrs. Joseph
Conron and Mira James a. Farrell.
Mrs. George Thompson held a second
reception yesterday afternoon at her
home. I6. f:ast Slxty-frst street. to in.
troduce her daughter. Zillah r. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Harry Sedgwick will give a
luncheon at Shcrry's on December IL foi
Miss Alice Wainwright. the .dehutani,
daughter Of NJ. and Mrs. Richard T
Wainwright.
Mrs. ogden ioelet left yesterday fol
White sulphur Springs. W. Va. To 5olf
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormc Wilson. who ar,
here for over Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. sydney Brooks OF Lon
don gave "a luncheon yesterday AT thu
Plaza for Col. Theodore Roosevelt.
Mrs. Thomas Hunt Taimage will Civ,
a luncheon at he Ritz-Carlton on DE
ceinbcr \.
Mrs. Robinson Dun will give a mu
sicalc at her home. 1856 East Seventy
eighth street. on Tuesday. The Paulis
choristcrs Of Chicago will sing.
The sun., 1916-11-30
DIED.


BAYEE.-At her home. :ss Westminster
road, Flsihush. on Wednesday. Novcm.
her 20, 1915. Emma Hoffman. beloved
wife Of franci J. Bsysr.
Notic" OF funeral hereafter.
Observation-Disclosures James Hamilton,
suddenly, on the cath of November, in
los Angeles. In his hfty-hfth year.
NowToN-suddenly. at the residence. Of
her son. Edward p, MoW;on. Park Hi.
lonkers. Tuesday. November rs. 1916,
Adele T. Mowton. widow of the late
Charles c. Mowton. aged eighty-two
years
Funeral service at the convenience Of the
family. Kindly omit flowers. Philadel-
phia ana Boston papers please copy.
PlTcHER.-on Wednesday. November 80.
l'ls, David \. Pitcher. at 90s Park
place, Brooklyn. In his seventy fourth
Notice 81 funeral hereafter.
ROE On Wednesday, November %. 1915.
Amy Aims Chamberlain. wife of Albert
;. Roc. In the seventy eighth year Of
her age.
Tnnsral services A. her late residence, ITt
west Seventy-sccond street, New York
cry, on Friday, December |, at 10. 30
\ NJ. lnterment at Woodlawn at the
convenience Of the family.
eHEA In Jersey city. on November Ss,
4'l6, Ellen j. B. shea, daughter Of the
lat" Michael and Margaret Shannon
and aunt Of Joseph q. John Hall and
Robert shannon.
Funeral from her late residence. /: sieet
street, on Friday. December !, at
4 NJ, Relatives and friends are in
Nlted.
sPiSGARN-EIias. beloved husband Of
sarah Sp!ngarn, father OF Joel Elias.
Harry J., Arthur u. and sigmund
Splngarn, on November 30.
Funeral from his late residence. 8: West
Nin"ticth street, Friday, December l.
Hts3o \. NJ.
WIDOW 81 the Rev. william Curtin
Sales, Mt her late residence. 1886 Fifty
'Nth street. Brooklyn. on Tuesday
evening, November IS. in her sixty
third year,
Funeral service at Central Congrega.
'lonal Church. Hancock street. neal
frsuklin avenue. Brooklyn. ut . =. N
Friday. December !. Interment a
Wellneet. Mass.
FUTILE Suddenly. at mis- residence. Madi
son, y j, November 30. 1916. william
f"Gkhurst. son Of the late Amelia
Camp aud the Rev. Samuel La wrenc
ID''l", In the seventy fourth year o.
rs ago.
fIn"rnI service Mt webb Memorial Chapel
Madison, y. J., on Friday. December I
p 30 T.. ". l~ackawanna u. n. trair
raves Hnboken at ..3O 4. 81
The sun., 1916-11-30
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

MIR. and Mrs. Robert q. Wilson Of
J23 West 1l2th street have announced
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Mildred Wilson. to Charles L.cef Brand
OF this city and Scarsdalc. ". a.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Standish Weed
OF Piattsburg rave announced the en-.
sagement OF their daughter, Miss Caro-
line Standish Weed. to Derr!o Parmenter
OF Gloucester. Mass. The wedding will
take place mex; spring. probably In tha
winter home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Weed at
Somerville. =. &. Miss Weed Is a gradu-
ate OF Miss Spencer's School here. Nj.
parmenter was OF the class Of 1913 a,
Harvard and VAS prominent in athletics.
The sun., 1916-11-30

SOUTHAMPTON. I. l.. Nov, .9.-Miss
Hazel Catherine Jennings, IA daughter of
Albert ". Jennings Of this place. Was
married to-day to Forrest Lawson Saw
yer. son of Mr.. and Mrs, John T.. Saw
yer. The ceremony. performed by the
Rev. Charles s.. Gray. pastor OF tho
Methodist Episcopal Church. was SOL
mnized in the home of the brides
brothcr-in-law and sister, Mr.. me Mrs,
Ellsworth J. Tuthill, TIL bride was at
tended by Miss Airline Carlstrom. The
b, st man was Hugh Sceley.
The sun., 1916-11-30
Jo.DAY's BEAUTY HELP

You can keep your hair at its very
best by washing it with this simple,
inexpensive shampoo, which cleanses
the hair and scalp thoroughly OF all
the dandruff and dirt and leaves II
clean, wholesome feeling: Just use a
teaspoonful OF canthrox dissolved in "A
cup OF hot water, afterwards rinsing
thoroughly with clean water. One finds
that the hair dries quickly and evenly.
is ~unstreaked. bright. soft and fluffy,
80 fluffy in fact that it looks more
abundant than it is, and so soft that
arranging it becomes a pleasure. All
scalp irritation will disappear and the
hair will be brighter than ever before.
- drvrtiSCmeni.
The sun., 1916-11-30

The wedding OF Miss Dolores .\tkiu-
son and James Wilson Murray of Ossin-
ing took place last night III tho ball
room of the Gotham. the Rev. Father J.
J. Byrne OF 81. Patrick's Cathedral Off
ciating. The bride. who walked to the
temporary altar with her brother-in-
law. Gaepard k.descc. had her sister
Mrs. l.desec. as her matron ~ honor.
and the Misses Helen and Lucy Brown
were the bridesmaids. W. Kelly Prem
ticc and Robert Kilbour Root were the
uslicrs. After the wedding ceremony
there was "A reception and Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray started later IN their wedding
trip. They will live in Dssining.
The sun., 1916-11-30
Elias sprInGarn.

Elias Spingarn. partner In the tobacco
Arm OF f. Spingarn & Co. OF . Surfing
slip. died yesterday In his home. D"
West Ninetieth street. lie was born III
Austria In 1898 II had been a tobacco
importer in this city since 1861. lie wa.
a member OF the New York chamber "'
Commerce. Mr.. Spingarn leaves iot'
sons. Joel Spingarn. author u CHAIR
man of the board Of directors Of the Ma
tional Association for the Advanccmert
Of Colored People Harry J. Spingarn
and Sigmund %Spingarn Of Il. Spingarn
& Co. and Arthur II. Spingarn. a lawy"f
at IS Liberty street.
The sun., 1916-11-30
NuUIeby-WInsOr.

AssrnY PARK. y. j., Nov. 29.-Miss
Marie Estcllc Winsor. daughter Of MIR,
and Mrs. Henry G. Winsor Of - torlies
avenue, ~.Nllcnhurst. was married the
evening TO Theodore Franklin ApplehN,
son of the ex-Mayor and Mrs. T. Frank
App,eby OF this place. Thu ceremony
was performed by the Rev, Or, Leon
X. whitman. pastor of the First Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church here. About six
hundred guests were In the church.
The sun., 1916-11-30
Jewish Farmers Organized.

Ffy-scycn Jewish farmers oreaniza-
ions have been established In eight
states. New York. New Jersey, Connecti-
cut. Massachusetts. Michigan. Indiana.
Pennsylvania and Wyoming, according 10
reports presented yesterday a; the eighth
annual convention Of the Federation OF
Jewish Farmers at the Educational AL
lance Building.
Tn organizations include cooperative
insurance and loan companies. Coopera-
tive feed stores and picking plants also
are recent developments.
The sun., 1916-11-30
OBITUARY.
MRS. MARY ALLEN AREY STILES.
Widow of Clergyman and writer
Of stories and Verse.

Mrs. Mary Allen Arey stiles. widow OF
the Rev. William Curtis stiles. a Congre-
gational clergyman. author and an editor
OF the standard Dictionary. died Tues
DAY night at her home. 1855 Fifty-sixth
street. Brooklyn. after an Illness Of two
months. She was born IN Wellficet.
Mass, March 10. 1854. n was mar
red to DIR. stiles In 1875. Her husband
later became pastor Of the East Con-
EDUCATIONAL Church Of Brooklyn. Mrs.
stiles with Mrs. Charles N. Chadwick
and others organized the Froebel Society,
which founded Froebel Academy In
Brooklyn.
She wrote many stories and verses
Tor the Con0re0ationditst. The Youths
Compdnion and other religious and juve.
nile publications. She leaves a daugh-
ter. Miss Rachel. n teacher In Manual
Training High School. and two SOM
Meredith ". and Kent b.. who hold
editorial positions with the Associated
Press.
The sun., 1916-11-30
CUPID SHOOTS HIS
DARTS AT "SUFFS"
His Arrows Fell Two More
Workers. Marjorie Cullen
and Sarah Arlington.
\. Y. LAWYER WINS ONE
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Cats
Motor Car Takes u Bride
to Church.

cupid Is an anti-suffrasist II not,
why IL he plucking the most promising
young women from the ranks of suffrage
workers aud planting them by the fire.
side. leaving their tasks To ~languisl, In
unaccustoincd hands? That il what the
SUNS want to know.
lie began with Alberta Hin. star Of
suffrage parades. AID then he took Ethel
Gross. the pretty secretary Of Mrs. lIar-
riot Stanton Batch, and ever since his
bow and arrows have been busy dcci-
mating the votes" army.
Yesterday two girls fell victims. Mar
Jorie cullen. secretary and switchboard
operator for the New York city woman
suffrage party. and Sarah Addington.
assistant press chairman Of the National
Woman Suffrage Association.
To work an Her Trau ssea a..
VI - A~ddingto1. however. locked her
typewriter yesterday ut 10 Madison
avenue. the National headquarters,
and took tho midnight train for her
homo IN Richmond. Ind. where she will
sew on her troussclu for her marriage
IN February to Howard Reid. u young
New York lawyer.
As for Marjorie cullen. sh" was mar.
ricd yesterday at -. StCpheu'S$hurCh t.
j. Edward Humphreys. Jr.. who is rs
ardent n surragist - she * S"Vcra
hundred sufs attended the wedding ans
declared that she WAS as lovely II biid,
as She WAS an efficient scCrctary. She
wore flmy white her attendant. Mis-,
Ethel Cullen. was in blue. aud her maids
Of honor were in yellow. Blue. whit,
n yellow are the suffrage camp,i;l
color in New York.
Marjorie was taken {" the church II
Mrs carrie chapman tatt's car by tl'
special request of Joseph. the chauffeur
Joseph drove the ear all through las
summers suffrage campaign and claim
the honor Of driving for the bride in tn
cause.
The sun., 1916-11-30

NEWARK. Nov. o9.-MiSs Angelina
Nodics. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
p. Modica of 1875 stone street. was mar
ricd his afternoon to Or. John I. casale
Of 9S Bloomfield venue In st. Lucy's
Roman catholic Church. \ reception
and wedding supper followed at the
Washington.
The sun., 1916-11-30
Wcs(-HRlIctt.

Miss Grace Hallctt. daughter of Mrs.
Franklin Hallett Of 1jt Amity street.
Fiushing. was married to Alfred Law
renee West OF Brooklyn last evening
I'm the home OF the brides mother 10y
the Rev. Thomas II. Mackenzie, pastor
of the Dutch Reformed Church, Flush
ing, The counlc will live in Flushing.
The sun., 1916-11-30

for many years in early life. lie fol-
lowed his father in the printing bust
ness and eventually founded the litho-
graphing and printing establishment
which later became Sackett 4 wilhelm.
He leaves a widow. who was ABBY
Kingman. and a daughter. Mrs. irving
Deming,
The sun., 1916-11-30
Anne r. bond.

Anne T.. Bond died yesterday at inc
Gragam Home for Old Ladies. ~"
Washington avenue. Brooklyn. Mrs.
Bond was born In New York city ~
years and nine months ago. She had
been an inmate OF the home Tor 'he
last four years. She Is survived ny q
son. whose whereabouts Is unknown.
The sun., 1916-11-30
Mary n, setde1-HOdd.

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. 2a.-Sistcr
Mary Beatrix Seidei-Hodd. 72. Tor %
years a member OF the Visitation order
OF Sisters. and for 80 years In charge ot
the Mount DC Chantel Academy III
Wheeling, died here to-day.
The sun., 1916-11-30
ROBERT LYLE SACKETT.
For Many Years President q
Lithoxraphing Corporation.

Robert L.ytle Sackett. for many years
president Of the lithosraphing orpora-
ton of Sackctt & Wilhelm until his re.
tirement In 1907. died on Tuesday night
At his home in Pelham.
Mr.. Sackett was born In New York
seventy years ago and lived In Mineola
The sun., 1916-11-30
MART1NUs T. sTEYN.
Ex-President Of the ORANGE Free
state Dies suddenly.

BLoEMroNTEiN. Union Of South Az
RIGA. Nov. 29.-MartiDus T.. Steyn,
President of the Orange Free State from
1926 to 1900 died suddenly to-day
while addressing a wUman's congress.
The sun., 1916-11-30

Ex-Prceident Steyn Of the Orange
Free state was born In 1857. He vas
educated in Holland and In London. and
subsequently was called to the Bar of
Inner Temple at London. Returning 10
South Africa. he became Attorney Gen.
cral. lie got "a judgeship In 1889. which
he retained until 1896. when he became
President. After the Boer war. In
which he took an active part. the ex-
President spent his time In farming.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-07-06
JOHN W. DAVIS TO BE
ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, d. c., July At
is practically settled that John w.
Davis, of Clarksburg, now Solicitor
General of the United States, will be
thenext Attorney Genral of the Uni
ted States,w i'll be the next Attorney
General in President Wilson's cabinet.
While cfficiai am ouncement has not
been made, it is stated by persons
close to the White House that the
President will appoint Attorney Cen
eral Gregory to succeed Justice
Hughes who resigned to run for Pres
ident, and will appoint Mr.. Davis to
succeed Gregory Congressman Nicely
had long talk with the President re-
Gently regarding the appointment,
strongly urging the appointment of
Mr. Davis as Attorney General in
case Attorney General Gregory is
placed ca the bench.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-07-06
DANIEL BOONE TREE is
BLOWN DOWN IN GALE

BRISTOL, VA, July 3.-The his
toric beech tree, known as the Boone
tree" on which Daniel Boone, the fam
Gus pioneer American hunter, carved
the information that he had killed a
bear, has at last yielded to the ele-
ments, after having withstood the
storms of time. This tree was blown
down by fierce wind recently and
split III two, so that the historic in
scription in it's bark, which read, 80.
Boone killed bar on tree in year 1867
is severed.
This tree occupied picturesque
position in Washington ounty, East
Tennessee, FIVE miles northwest of the
historic old capital town of Jonesboro.
The territory referred to was at the
time a part of North Carolina, but
later was embraced in the short-lived
State of Franklin. The tree now can
be preserved only by the efforts of
some interested society, as it will have
to be removed from the scene, after
all but that section which
bears the inscription.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-07-06
GILBERT S. HYMEs

Gilbert s. Hymes. aged ~, one OF
Barbour county's best known citi-
zens, died Sunday morning, July 2.
at two o'clock, as the result of a par
alytic stroke sustained about three
years ago. Mr.. Hymes WINS native
of Barbour county and had served ~
assessor of the eastern district of the
county for four years, 1859. He
was in the Confederate service under
Gen.J. w Imboden from 1852 until the
close Of the war, was wounded in the
left leg at the battle of New Market.
and was slightly wounded at Williams
port. He was orderly sergeant ia.
Captain Hannibal Hills Company, SD
Virinia. Surviving are two daugh-
tiers, Miss Laura and Mrs. French
Gainor, both residing at the old home
place. Funeral services at two o'clock
Monday afternoon, followed by burial
at the Phillips cemetery.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-07-06
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

Wade Findley of this place had the
misfortune yesterday of having his
car pretty badly demolished in Clarks-
burg yesterday, when DR.. DeFoy's
car driven by his son crashed into
the rear of Findley's car. Findley
had just pulled to the curb to unload
his passengers on the right hand side,
with DR.. DcFoy's car about forty feet
behind. The car struck with consid-
cradle force. The baby which wo--
man held from her arms. The steer
ing wheel saved Findley from going
through the windshield. All passen-
gers were considerably Jared up.
Findley brought immediate suit
against DR. DeFoy for about $4,000
by mutual consent the trial was con-
tinued until the 18th.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-07-06

LONDON, July 6.-Kaiser Will
helm and members of the German.
General Stall have arrived at Somme
front to direct the German defensive
according to Amsterdam dispatches to-
day. The Kaiser has established his
headquarters opposite the British
front at Combria great bodies of Ger
man troops which arrived last night
are massing today between Somme
and Cuore to stem the British adj
vance. All indications are that this
great attack will be launched within
few hours with the object of stiffen-
ing the German offensive and this
preventing further advance of the
French. The British line has been bent
slightly last word and force back by
the concentration Of heavy German
forces along the Ypres front. Allies
airmen are lowering over the lines.