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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-07

under heavy bail. Oh, why won't you
go heeled or guarded? We can't af-
ford to lose you, sir, any of us, and
now he'll go for youe as sure as shoot
ing!"
'Who-Carlis? ?" Blaine spoke al
most absently, as if the portentous
scene of two hours before had already
almost slipped from his memory. "Oh,
he won't get away, acd Pm not afraid
of him. l let him go for the same
reason that l didn't have Mallowe ar
rested this morning-for the same
reason why haven't stopped Padding
tons philandering with the French
girl, Fifine: because link is still
missing in the chain; the shell, the ex-
terror of the whole conspiracy is in the
hollow of my hand, but | can't find the
chink, the crevice into which to insert
my lever and split it apart, lay the
whole dastardly scheme irrefutably
open to the light of day. I want to
complete my case: in other words, Guy
i want to win!"
"And you will, sir; you've never fail
ed yet! Only II don't have any
luck!" The young mans haggard face
grew wistful. Il want Emily Brunell;
I need her-and l seem farther from
finding her than ever!"
To Be Continued
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"But it's not often thieves break into
q safe to put things back" he said a.
he swung the heavy steel door open.
She stood watching that open door
as he stepped into the darkness OF
the vault. He seemed to be having
trouble with the lock of one of tho In
ner drawers.
Then q Jingle OF alarm spread quick
ly through her body, for the call-bell OF
the telephone on the rosewood desk
suddenly rang out through the room.
The shrill of that bell brought the
Laughing Mask from the depths Of the
vault.
Don't answer it," warned the girl.
But Wilson or one Of the servants
will surely come" explained the
Laughing Mask as he moved towards
the door that still remained unlocked.
But the charts it back?"
1T is back where it belongs" was
the answer.
(To be Continued)
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1.-THE CreyiCe'
By Vim. ]. Burns and Isabel Ostrander

81 see!" Blaine tapped his finger-tips
together and smiled slowly, in medi-
tative appreciation. And 1t was your
man, also, Paddington, who found
means to provide the mortgage, letter
OF appeal for loan, note for the loan
itself, and so forth. AS for Rocka-
more"
.'Oh. he fixed up the dividend end,
watered the stock and kept the whole
thing going by phony financing while
there was a chance of our hoodwlnk-
ing Lawton into going into 1t voluntar-
ily. He was one grand little pro-
moter. Rockamore was; pity ne got
cold feet, and promoted himself into
another sphere!"
"All things considered, it may not
be such pity after all" Blame rose
suddenly, whirling his chair about I'M
Til it stood before him, and he faced
his amazed visitor from across 1t.
"Now. Carlis, suppose you promote
Yourself from my office!
"Wh.what!" It was mere toneiess
wheeze. but breathing deep OF brute
strength.
81 told YOU when you first came In
that this promised to be one OF my
busiest days. You're taking up my
time. To be sure, you've cleared up
few minor points for me, and testliieo
IN them. but you haven't really told
me- ANYTHING didn't know. the game
&c m, Now-get out!'
He braced himself as he spoke, TO
meet the mountain of flesh which hurl-
ed itself upon him in blind rush Oh
Rerserk rage-braced himsen, me.
and countered it. Never mad that
snacious office-the scene OF so many
heartrending appeals, dramatic Gil,
mayes. impassioned confessions and
violent altercations-witn so ter
rifle a struggle, brief as it was.
"I'u kill you!" roared the maddened
,hrute "You'll never leave your offlce,
alive to repeat what I've told! I'll XIII
Won. with my bare hands, d-n you!
Put even as he spoke, his voice end
ed in a surprised scream of agony,
which told of strained sinews ana
r;nned tendons, and he fell in twist
cd crumpled heap of Quivering, inert
flesh at the detectives feet, the vic
finn of a scientific hold and throw
which had not been included IN MS
pugilistic education.
Instantly Blaine's hand found an
electric bell In the wall. and almost
simultaneously the door opened and
three powerful figures sprang upon the
huge. recumbent form and bound him
fast.
"Take him away" ordered the de-
tectiye. III have the warrant ready
for him"
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Philomath Events
BY Gertrude Mccasi1IanG.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Doddridge and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Murley and child
rem of Milton motored to the Earl
Doddridge home near here, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCashland
and family of Roseburg, visited Sun
day with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. B. McCashland and daughter, Ger
trude. :. An ice cream social was
given here Friday evening for the
benefit of the school. The receipts
amounted to SIS. .Messrs. John,
Willard and Roy Rodenberg were bust,
ness shoppers in Liberty, Wednesday.
Visits Near Liberty.
Miss Gertrude McCashland visited
this week with her brother, Walter,
and family, near Liberty. i. Mrs. j.
Clevenger and children spent Tues
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. B. McCashland. County Super
intendent C. c.. Alternately of Liberty,
visited the school here one day this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Doddridge
and family were shopping in Corners
vile, Saturday.
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''TMHE IRON CLAW"

back every assa1Ianr. Then, swing
ing about, he leaped up the cliff-face,
springing from rock to rock with the
agility Of a mountain goat.
At the top of the cliff, when Enoch
Golden himself, side by side with the
police captain. attempted to bar that
fight, the fugitive bowled over those
two rotund figures and bolted north
ward along the topmost ridge of the
cliff, heading for the timber not more
than hundred yards away.
But by this time two of the officers
recovering their wind and burning
with the indignities to which they
had been subjected, had caught sight
of the fugitive and started in pursuit.
They ran well, and they ran deter.
minedly. Legar, realizing that they
.were gaining on him, and further real.
izing that he could not keep up his
gait for long, veered suddenly towards
the river, where a road-builder's tool
shed stood at the extreme end of a
rock-cut along the cliff-top. Through
the doorway of this shed he darted,
with his two pursuers, now joined by
a third officer, not a hundred yards be-
hind him.
He had hoped, in diving into that
empty building, to throw his pursuers
off his track, If only for few mo-
ments. But in this he was disappoint-
ed, just as he was disappointed in find
ing that the shack he had entered pos
sessed no second exit or entrance. And
as he stared quickly about he realized
that he had unwittingly entered trap.
Running to the far end Of the shack,
he sent his wooden arm crashing
through the window, leaped to the sill,
and stared out. Below him lay the
Hudson. Crouching low, he leaped
from the sill where he stood, leaped
out into space and then dropped like a
plummet to the river below.
We've lost HIM" gasped the fore
most Of the pursuers, crossing to the
shack and staring breathless through
the shattered window sash.
He's done fort" cried the second
man. mo guy can take that drop and
BY God, we're wrong! He's up!
He's striking out for shore!"
The Oldest of the three suddenly ran
back across the shack floor.
Then get down by the Coleman
road, you men, and head that hell
diver off before he's half way across
Jersey"
The End Of the Trail.
Margery Golden crossed to the still
open window and stared out.
You should not have come here, "
she said without turning to the man
in the yellow mask who stood smiling
SO close behind her.
Il had to GOMEZ" he said in suddenly
sobered tones.
Why" asked the troubled girl.
Because couldn't stay longer with
out seeing you" was the others an
swer.
The girl at the window turned slow
ly about and faced him.
But think of the risk! It's not
half an hour since heard father tele-
phoning for that police captain. And
that captain has said over and over
again that he will never rest until he's
effected your capture. And we both
know that Legar is still at large"
Il am willing to take chances now
that I'd never have taken before. For
know that you love me now, and I'm
never happy when I'm away from
you!"
But we can't be together in this
house-even if it is nv home. It will
always be a house of danger"
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When You Take Cold

With the average man cold Is a
serious matter and should not be
trifled with, as some of the most dan
gerous diseases start with a common
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perimenting when you use this rem
edy, as it has been in use for many
years and has an established reputa-
ton. 1t contains no opium or other
narcotic. Obtainable everywhere
Adv
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-07

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Recommended and applications
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"A Real Detective Story by
the Worlds Greatest Detec-
tive. A Fascinating Love
Story interviewer with the
Tangled Threads of Mystery.
Copyright, 1916, w. J. Watt
Company. Newspaper rights
by Observation-Disclosures Service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
GRAVE FEARS FOR SAFETY
OF BRITISH SHIP APPAM
Nothing Heard Since -Four Days
After Sailing. OF January II,
From Dakar for Plymouth.
LIFEBoAT SIGHTED ar SEA
Crack Vessel OF the Elder Dcmpstcr
Line Had. About 200 Passengers
and 1914 in Crew-I,elicyed Thnt
All Have PcriShctl.

LONDON. January 2S.--Gr;,vc anxiety
is felt regarding tho british steamship
ApDam. which loft Daknr FOR plyno,Ith
on January II. with about 200 passcn-
gers and 1874 in the crew. When abu,i,
four days out wireless communication
with the vessel suddenly ceased \
dispatch from Hull TO I.iuyds says that
the British steamship rrcSantlc reports
having passed AT sea on January I6 "a
'ifcboat with the name Appam painted
on tho stern. and the bow Knocked
away.
Among the passengers booked To sail
on tho Appam were Sir Edward and
Lady Mcrcwcthcr and their suite:
Frederick Seton James. former acting
Colonial Secretary. ami closely idcnti-
fed with colonial administrative affairs
in Africa. and Francis Charles Fuller.
who WAS appointed chief commissioner
Of Ashan;i IN 1905. and Mrs. Fuller
Since the disappearance Of the
Waratah in 1909 nothing has so nys,i-
tied shipping circles as tho vanishing
Of the Appam. the crack boat OF the
Rri,ish and African Steam Navigation
Company. the managers OF which are
the Elder Dcmpstcr Line. The re-
rovcry OF tho smashed lifcboat has in
creased tho fears Of the loss Of the
steamer with all on board, as il is con-
sidcrcd that any rcscuinE vessel would
have reported before this
shipping men. AS a possible cxplana-
ton OF tho Appams disappearance
tentatively bronch the theory Of Ger
man submarines. smut out from the
Mediterranean. operating of tho west
coast OF Africa, AS we'll as ono Of the
German mines III the Bay Of Bscay.
The !\ppam, OF I,1Sl tons gross. A25
feet long and nfty-seNcn feat beam.
WAS built in 1919 by Harland & Wolf
AT Belfast. Ireland She was owned
by the british and American Steam
snip Navis aiion Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
Republican Leader
Defends President
Rebukcs Democrat Who attacks
Wilson'S Nct0 York
Speech.

WASHINGTON. January 2S.-Ropub-
lcan Leader Mann came TO the defense
OF President Wilson in tho House to-
day when Representative Dies, leader
of the antipreparedncss Democrats. at
tackled the Presidents New York
speech on national defense. Mr.. Mann
rcbuked MIR. Dies for making any re-
marks about the Presidents views be-
Tore the latter had completed his
speaking tour. and declared that his
only defense for changing his posi-
ton on preparedness WAS that he be-
iieNcd he WAS right
with the possibility of danger which
prevails" Mr.. Mann declared we will
meet the situation, wc Will rise to our
responsibilities. and pat this nation
IN position where IT can protect itself
against any foreign foe.
TcmpcStuouS applause broke from
all sides of the chamber.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
PATRIOTIC ELEMENT
IN LABOR WINS AGAIN

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"u"H, WIN
~" "'''"''c c'e-
!'"''".' approving
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80 ''''''"' S""Noh
49, '' - '">"'' 'h" 'i'I'ia
'''- '''''' y second
~ '""' my pcSt inter
''' $4,000 "'''"''''h 'h"' 'hcN
"a ''''' ""H '""P'c' nv " ma
'' '-'''''
''7'''H 'o"N comparatively
'"''' 'H' '' '"-u'N proceedings,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29

Announcements is made ,hat the
property in iialifaX street known as
"NounE's Flower Gardens" owned and
operated by W. :. Young. coutainin;
nineteen acres has hccn sold To - iocI
development company AT a price an
proXinatinc 10000. and that IL com
many will cNDcud = lar.c sum ia the
Improvement and Development Of the
property.
1t IS also stated that Gcor=" u
Carter. "a wcli-known Bank street bust
ness man. has purchased from !:
WachSiman fourteen houses located or
West street, and fourteen on H'ick
street. for n consideration Of about
$4,000, as an Investment Tho trans
action was a priVat" one.
Rev. J. NJ Pitcher r. n has con-
vcycd to the trustees Of tho newly
ORGANIZED Baptis; Church. at iiopcwcl.
certain property in the Wizard city
for tho use or the church. Vhi= prop
crtN Was purchased by pr. Pitcher last
spring. a:ld has been held by him until
q church could he organized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
BANDIT LEADER MAKES
SENSATIONAL CHARGES
Blnmcs Certain Politicians aud 70
liccmen" for Recent Crime
Wave i'm Chicago.
IMPORTANT ARRESTS ,lKEI,,
In ConfcsSina Part i'm Robbery OF
hank. Eddie Mack Tells Of Efforts
to Discrcdit City Government and
Get Revenge on States Attorney.

CHICAGO. January - Eddie Mack
alleged leader OF :. gang OF five men
arrested here to-day in connection
Win the $1,000 ROBBERY OF the Wash
lngt"n Park National Bank yesterday.
made sensational confession tonight
according 10 states Attorney Maclay
lloNnc. in which hv charged that Ger
tam politicians ana policemen" we're
{ in*tiSators Of the recent crime wave
in Chicago.
Criminals had been imported ac-
cording to the alleged confession. TO
perpctratc II series az crimes for the
rurp"s. Of discrc lifting tn. city all
ministrntton. putting Nicholas Hunt
the new chief OF the detective bureau.
under cloud, ani thus indirectly got
. ting revenge on States Attorney
iIoyne for his recent successful pros
ccution Of police lrafi case.
Announcements WAS made b, the nu-
thorities that a; least six police oil
Gers would be taken into custody he
fore morning.
special grand Jury has been cali.
cn for tomorrow to talk. speedy uc-
ton against the prisoners
Mack. in his alleged confession to
Mr. HoEnc, Implicated Harry Kramer
alias Harry Fem who acted az chauf.
feui for the bandits: Harry Brandt
alias Goldberg; Charies Kramer. alias
flc foily,' owner OF West side
saloon. and Alexander Er"dc
Mack WAS arrested IT his home
while the other four iAcn were tax.
en- into custody at 100 Southwestern
Avenue. AZ the officers battered at
the doors one OF Tie men in the house
threw Il box containing $.SSl IN cash
out OF the window. 4 newsbcy found
II ana turned II over TO a policeman.
Identification of Mack ana four men
arrested this morning as the robbers
WI" raidcd the bank yestcrday was
made to-day by j. Garland Stahi. vice
president Of the bank, according 10
Captain Nicholas Hunt chief Of chi.
c"Go detectives. Stohl. who Was man
HGer Of the Boston american base.
ball club when IL won TIE worlds
championship in 1912, faced two re-
, volNcrs in the hands OF ole uf the
robbers Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
TEN YEAR-0lO BOY SHOOTS
HIS COMPANION OF NINE
bclma Newly Is Hndly Wounded by
Buster Hishop In Woods Near
ifOpcwcli
Sprcinl 10 The Times

special "a The Times ID spHtCh.
iipIEN ELL. VA, January q
Don't YOU point that cap pistol =, me
II !oU 10 viii shoot YOU with q real
gun. SAID Buster bishop. age ten years.
to ms playmate, Dclma Newly. age
nine here to-day, and carrying out
his threat he shot and badly wounded
his young companion
Newly Is At tho Hopcwcll Hospital
The two young boys left their home.
III u Village this afternoon for a stroll
They walked toward tho National
Cemetery. in tho woods near hrpcwcil
ana began playing with TOY pistol
which Newly carried. Newly placed a
cap in his pistol and pointed /, AT
Bishop and ii was then that the ,hrca,
TO shoot was made.
Unknown to his companion, Bishon
carried small revolver, which he had
brought with him from his home When
Newly pointed the cap pistol AT hin,
he fired. The .22-calibcr bullet struck
Newly ~ the right groin and he fell
badly wounded. bishop ran TO his
parents home and told them that he
had shot his companion.
Young Ncwby'S father is dead lie
lives with his mother and Srandfathcr
George Compton, who is Du Font
'"wdor Company employee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
EX-POLICEMAN SHOT
u. y. wood. who Figured IN Scnss-
'i"nul rrini In Newport News.
Wounded in Leg.
Especial The rtmes-Diypa ,ch ]


NEWPORT NEWS. VA January IS -
= r. Wood, who was recently dis
charged from tho police force. was
Shot in the lex tonight by Patrolman
=, i. Futroli. His condition Is said
not 10 be serious. FutrcIl claims ne
attempted TO arrest Wood for carry inc
concealed weapons and tina; the latter
resisted. Wood claims Futrcll picked a
quarrel with him.
Fuurell was the principal witness
against Wood when he was tried be-
forr the police commissioners several
weeks ago and DISCHARGED Wood
claims the shooting was the ou,Growth
OF that trouble. FutrelI refuses 10
discuss the case
Because OF the uotoricty given the
Wood trial, the shooting came as a
sensation. Wood. IL Was alleged Was
a frcquentcr Of a house conducted am
der the Guisc OF womal.'s rescue mis-
sion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29

Illness of pneumonia. at tho home OF
his daughter AIRS. II. Winston Xix. Of
Salem.
Captain Clam was known wherever
Confederate veterans conErcgatcd. lie
had attended reunions throughout tho
country. and his genial disposition and
true gcntlcncss made him a notnbIe
figure In the ranks Of those mon who
followed the Stars and Bars
lie WAS commander OF William Wait.
Camp. United Confederate Veterans of
Roanoke. aud first lieutenant -comm,n
der Of tho Grand Camp of Virginia.
For many years Captain Elan was
engaged in the insurance business hcrc
His daughter. Mrs Edward a. I,o,..
rainc. and Mrs. Xix, aud "a son, IIarrv
T.. ELAN. Of huntington, W Va. sur
yi:c him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29

\n'hur REID. coi"rcd Of Charlotte.
y. waS hold MP by two colnrcd
hiGnN",m"u "u the Scnboard Ai Lin"
EHtiW;ty. IN rinw iddic County. about
~" ':!cs from rct"rsnur&. to-ui"h;
'nd rH"p"d "f everything: he n"SScssct'.
E".d NaS mad" 10 djSrohc. He claim.
thu ono "f tho hiGlrwa ymcu pointed
ufS'nis Hhr'h ne held i'm each hnnI
1i nin wrlc th= other one st'ipu !
@in o5 his clothes and his rosacssi"ns.
10 H,.iSrI IN tie city i'm his ua,'.r-
ci"thc>. :. scared and excited uc-.rn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral or Mr.. iIuphurd.
Sncrinl tp Tho Times l,ir,.,,i

CHARLES CITY. VA. January %
The fnn"r"i Of james ENum Hubbard
Was hcl" AZ MI Pleasant Methodist
churcn Yesterday. The service WAS CON
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. W. J. how'd
assisted hy E,v. = Mon. SIMPSON. ID
D.. and Rev Nj. Todd
The actiV" pail bearers we're j. w
EinnS, w. NJ. Nance Allen Mars,on
George Major. Bradley w McIIcnucv
ard Herbert staples.
Honorary pail bearers were: Ju,Ic,
Edmund 'W:,Ldill. = H. Waddill. Ju,lr.
George l.. Christian. ". W. Phillip. and
H. j. ittd"nonr OF richmond, Judge d.
u. TYLER. Of Williamsburg Judge 'rh,m
AS II. Wilcox. OF Norfolk: J. b. Rich
nrdson. Of Providence Forge. with DR..
il. u. Davis, j. -. ana ". Staples. I.
y. Marston. J. W. Mckemncy J. NJ
Gu. 7 William Hewitt, L. 81 Narc.
ana j. j.. Nance. of this county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
NECESSAR,
10 INSURE: SUCCESS

Mr., Davies asserted that co-oncra-
ti"n among Amer lean manufacture Sc.
hanks and business men and otlr.' i,-
i"r"S's WAS necessary TO ius,r. -.
cess in Americas overseas conincr,e
Thc sentiment in the general and
@foup sessions late TODAY, juiwIu,;
! ON the expressions of the speakers.
appeared 10 be almost uuln.lrous
against the establishment Of - GOV.
crnmcnt-owncd merchant marine Tao
>e'mcn's act was viSoroU.. ,9n.
dcrucd as unjust to American ship
q Nucrs.
CAPTAIN Robert Dollar. Of SAN Fran
cisco, led the opposition TO the
government merchant marine and
launched the criticism Of laws and
regulations governing The operation OF
Amcrican-owncd vessels Edwin r.
sweet. Assistant Secretary OF Com
ncrcc. advocated the building by the
government OF an auxiliary nccr. 10
ne leased 10 private enterprise in time
OF peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
Charged win Di.ord.r

sarah NJ Chapman was last night ar
rested by officers of the First prcrinct
station upon q charge OF disordcrIv
conduct She was charged with hav-
me- entered tho homo OF her husband
from whom she is cstrangcd, and ia
nave torn up the furniture She is
an Italian and seems TO have been al.
Norccd from her husha nd for some time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
Mccts Death on Rails.

Special to Tho Times Dispatch
BRISTOL. VA, January 2S.Ciarence
Cotton, OF Eristol, thirty-cisht years
OLD. Mas manElcd to death under n
train on tho Southern Railway near
i;ristol. to-day. His body was found
beside the truck. lie is survived by his
wife and seven children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
SON HELD FOR MURDER
Sc,entccn-Ncar-Oi Yout, Declares lie
shot Father, who Tried To
Whip Him.

Especial % Tho Times DiSpNtch.1
RALEIGH. y. T.. January 2S.-Mal-
colin Wood seventeen years of age,
Was committed 70 the Wake County
Iail to- day fov tho murder OF lis father,
+. VI. Wood. in IToilv Springs Town
ship The boys mother. Mrs. Ida Wood.
was also committed in default Of SonU
bond as All important witness.
The boy claimed that tho father was
attempting. 10 whip him. and that he
used shotgun in self-dofcnSc. The
father was shot through the head.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
DEAF HIS.

LtNpIf..- Died. at. her home In Che,.
,crfcld. at II T. NJ. January IS. 1915.
MRS. ItENS DAVIS l.UNplE wife OF
The late " Yates Lundie. She leaves
/" mourn their loss ono son, ". Y,
ana four daughters. Mrs. Charles Noblc,
Nisacs Mary. BlanCh and l.Stclle Lun-
die all OF Pctcrsburg
Funeral notice later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
I:fS1er Suffers Fall.

charlie" llsncr, Of New York former
~ Of Richmond. came h.. YESTERDAY
l" Visit ms sons, and mot with an
accident upon entering Eliza station
ms 'acr was cut and bruised ana his
arm broken iic was removed ia ,
hospital