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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-01-20


and marry her-and then-at that
point Bad Anse Havsy refused to fol
low his trend OF thought further. He
only ground his teeth.
"Ye damn fool" he told himself
That amt no reason why ye shouldn't
make the most OF today. She's right
here now. an she's sun an moon an
star shine and music an sweetness
She did not know. and he gave her
no hint. that in these times, with plots
and counterplots Matching on both
sides of the ridge, he never made that
journey In the night without inviting
death. He was walking miles through
black woodland trails each evening TO
relieve for an hour or two her loneli
ness and to worship with sealed lips
and a rebellious heart.
On the night before he was to go to
Peril to attend the trial Of Luke Thix.
ton he came with a very full and
heavy heart. He knew that II might
be farewell Tomorrow he must put
to the test all his hold on his people
ohu OIL htb duhdtlNl VI iNbOiuNtohs hN
stood at the verge OF an Austerlitz or
a Waterloo. and he had undertaken
the thing for no reason except that II
had pleased her to command II.
He knew that among his own fol
lowers there were smiles for the
power which "furrin" woman had
come to WELD over him. and II one
failure marred his plans those smiles
would become derisive. II was weak
ness to go on as he was going. gazing
dumbly at her with boundless adora
ton he dared not voice. Tonight be
would bluntly tell her that he was do
ing these things because he loved her;
that. while he was glad to do them
he could not let her go on mlsunder
standing his motives.
But when he reached the school she
rose to receive him, and he could see
only the slimness Of her graceful fig
ure and the smile OF welcome on her
lips, and the man who had never been
recreant before to the mandate oi
resolution, became tongue-tied.
She held out hand. which he took
with more in his grip than the hand
clasp OF friendship. but that she did
not notice.
"Anse." she laughed, I've had let
ter from home today urging me Il
give up and come back. They don't
realize how splendidly I am going e
succeed, thanks TO your help. want
you to go with me soon and mark some
more trees for telling. II won't bs
long now before they can begin build
ing again"
Il wonder" he said, looking at hei
with brows that we're deeply drawr
and eyes full of suffering, IF yen evei
have time to stop talkin' about the
school for a little spell an remember
that I'm human bein'."
Remember that you're human
being?" she questioned in perplexity
She stood there with one hand oil
the back Of her chair. her face puzzled
He decided at once that this expires
sion was the most beautiful she ha,
ever worn. and he sturdily held tha
conviction until her eyes changed I,
laughter. when he forswore his allie
glance to the first fascination for tn
second.
Are you sure you are a human be
ing?" she teased. when you wea
that sulky face you are only half hu
man. | ought to make you stand Il
the corner until you can be cheerful
Il reckon" he said a little bitterly
"if ye ordered me to stand in the col
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-01-20

Every evening found Anse Havey
seated before Juanita's hearth. study
ing the flicker OF the firelight on her
face Every detail of her expression
became to him as something he had
always known and worshiped-
Soma day Malcolm would come hack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

me local real estate market was ac-
I'VE Yesterday with numerous sales in
All classes OF property Several large
deals were made while small property
MAS az active as for the average day
Win the sales OF city property aggre-
eating more than 100000
George Pope. in deal completed ycs
,erdaE, sells to the l.arus Brothers To-
bucco Company the propcrt. ut the,
southeast corner OF Twenty-ilrst and
lan Streets. The property. which
fronts 1873 feet on Main street IL i'm
proved with brick tobacco factory
and Is reported to have been sold for.
$4,000.
The Virginia Railway ANA rower
Company, In the second part OF "a large
trade made Il few days ago. sold to
stewart NJ. Woodward 4 lot in the Yves
End bounded b. Beverly. Elm and Wal
property was valued n $4,000 Wood =
ward sold several weeks ago 10 the
traction company tract of land on
the old IIakall Mill Race. extending
alon. the James River from Ninth to
Tenth Streets. which was reported AS
selling for $4,000.
The Building Department issued pcr
'nits Yesterday to Muhlcmnn IL Kavhoc
70 build eight two-story brick DWELL
ihSs on the north side Of Kcnsin.tou
avenue. between Sheppard and West
streets. that will cosc $40 800.
The J. g. McCrory Co leased from
Aln%ander II. Sands. executor Of th..
estate of Alice l.. Watkins. the prop
erty known as il7 East BROAD Street,
for term OF nine years and eight
months. from January /, 1915 The
lease. recorded yesterday. provides for
an annual rental of s4.633.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
DRAKE RECUPERATING
ttchmnndcr suffers From Trench Ecxor
While Serving With British
In Eruncc.

Friends OF james II. Drake, Ir.. of
this city. who has been on the firing
line in France. as a member Of ono nj
III" british regiments. viii be glad 10
learn that he is rapidly recovering
from rather severe attack of trench
fever, whicl! has kept him away from
his regiment for the past several
weeks. Mr.. Drake contracted the dis
case as Il result OF exposure TO the
severe cold and wet weather endured
by the men on the Ions battlefront
in the northern part Of France. He
was given his first treatment i'm tho
rather temporary hospitals almost i'm
mediatelN in the rear of the fighting
line, and then a little later was re-
moved TO an ancient French chateau
whose owner gave up two-thirds of his
big mansion to the authorities to be
used as n hospital. There Mr.. Drake
is commissioning amid very deiiehtful
and attractive surroundings. He OK
poets to return to his regiment within
the next few days Mr.. Drake is the
sun OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Drake. OF
this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
MISSISSIPPI LEvEEs
HOLD AGAINST FLOODS
Reports From Stricken Districts in
Arkansas More Optimistic Than
for Many Days.
STREAMS STILL ARE RISING
Suffering Among People Is Severe,
and Live Stock Is Dying-Mail
Service Established by Boats-No
itiOnal Loss of Life

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. February s.
With the Mississippi River levees still
holding against the slowly rising
stream, reports from the flooded dis
tricts Of Arkansas tonight were more
optimistic than for many days.
The mississippi At Arkansas City at
o'clock had reached e stage Of 81. L
feet. and still was rising. 1t is be-
licved the lcvees will hold 80 feet.
Gangs of men, working in relays, con :
tinuc 10 toll strengthening the levees.
T. G. Gilbert, of Arkansas City.
chairman Of the T'cnsas Basin I.evee
Board, tonight issued n statement, In
which he expressed confidence that all
levees between Helena and Lake VII
lase will hold
Suffering is reported from all parts
of the flooded district. and much live
stock is reported dying. Mail service
by boats was established between
Arkansas City and McCichee to-day.
Conditions have improved greatly in
Clarendon, which was inundated in the
White River Hood The government
boat, Quapawa, took from the city
every one who wanted to 60. and less
than 5Oo--a!i men-remained ,o-nirb,
In the city, which ordinarily has ponu-
iation of more than $4,000. Water this
afternoon began to rccede from .he
town.
Thus far no additional loss of life
has been discovered. and the lis, stands
at sixteen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
CHARTERS ISSUED.

The Following charters were issued
Yesterday by the state Corporation
Commission
Amendment Ia charter OF CurtiS-Ml-
Ter Co. Inc Richmond, increasing its
maximum capital stock from S2.5u0 to
S1.0O0,000.
The Institute Corporation. Leesburg.
Maximum. $4,000 minimum. $1,000:
par value, $50. James Appleton. prcsi-
dent: Ramsay Trumbull. secretary and
trcasurer-both OF New York. Pur-
poses: conduct a stock farm, deal in
real estate. etc.
1iarrisonburg Milling Company, Inc.
Harrisonhur". Maximum, $4,000: min
imum. $1,000; par value. sl00. Chas.
= Coffmai, president: Grover 4. Dovel,
sccrctary-both Of Harrisonburg. pur-
poses. grain and milling business
The Farmers Bank OF Franklin
Franklin. Maximum. $4,000 minimum
$4,000: par value, Sl0o. l.. l.. Bealc
president: H. G.. Thornton, secretary
both OF Franklin. Purposes: operate "A
state bank.
Phoenix Realty aud CONSTRUCTIONS Cor
poration liopcwcll. Maximum. $40, 900 ::
minimum. s5.oec; par value. Sl0O. r. c.
NJ. Ross. president. Washington. -. c.;
NJ. NJ. Stoddard, vice president and Soc
rotary. Richmond; George w. Howell,
treasurer. Roanoke. Purposes: real es :
tate and huildin. business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by he Electrical Depart
'ncnt:
j. T. CaudIe. for Ferguson Brothers
oil West Broad Street, five outlets and
one sign
Winston Electric Co. for Mr..
schwartz. 627 East Broad Street. three
outlets.
E:ngelbcrc & Bear for NJ H. White
hill 80 and - East Broad Street. one
outlet and light.
Same for Howell Brothers. Coz East
Broad street one outlet.
Same. for j. levitt & son. 1888 East
Main street. installing wires in base
ment
T. T. Pollard. for Z. V. Baughn. 1919
North Third street. four outlets and
lights.
Same. for ]. e. Kelley. 3422 Cowar-
din Street eight fixtures and one light
w. II. jerks, for II. Q. Tiller. 3o7
Poe Street. twelve fixtures.
Same. for George Curry, 2i1t stuart
Avenue, one fixture.
Same. for J. D. Simpson 500 west
Twcnty-ffth Street, three fixtures.
Same. for r. Sitterdlng, 900 Floyd
Avenue, two fixtures.
r. NJ. Andrews for Albemarle Paper
Co, Cherry Street, one ten-horse- power
J. G. Newton. 1890 Maryland Avenue.
one outlet and fixture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
cIANcEnr RELEASE DEEDS.
EiSht RcIcmsc Deeds Amounting {,
S1n.DSJSu

S2:.0SI.50.
Wallace f.. Brown. trustee. to Will
liam \. Green, 80 feet | l-2 inches by
81 feet . inches cast limo Twcnty-tirst
street. between Main and Eranklin
streets. January II. 1916. sl,i1J.
lie Roy T.. Brown to Bertha Y. Nea-
mond. IL feet - inches. So feet south
line Cary Street, AZ feet 10 inches east
OF ltc!vidcrc street February ., 1915,
81 .GGo.
H. r Rlchcson ct al. trustees, TO $.
y. iiarwood. - feet 10 inches by -
fact north line Clay street, 40 feet :
inches east of Fifth street, February
\. 1916. Sc3G.
H. X. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. TO Henry
s. Wallcrstcin aoxl4G feet IL inches
west line Sixth Street, being No. 3o6.
February 4, 1916, $500
H. NJ. Vaughan ct al. trustees, I"
Robert T. Hunter. 3i5N3oo feet at the
northwest corner OF Moore street !and
High Point Avcnuc. November &c.
1915. SS,gg7.5o
6. III. sutton. trustee, to Dan Murphy.
33Xl25 feet west line Twenty sixth
street. SO feet north of Clay street.
February ). 1916. $Gi".
zee, to John IL. Armitagc - al. 30 feet
inches by 126 feet east line Twenty.
ninth Street, between Main and Frank
lin Streets. February 3. 1916. $1,000.
Same to -. =. Schwcichcrt, 81 lot lying
in rear OF 2a03 East Marshall street.
December II. 1915, 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
CREAMERY MEN MEET
,r.lnia issociation "Opens TwU-Duy
session nj Harrison burr-Dniry-
mcu tuthcr TO-MOrruw.

Especial TO The Times Dis patch
IARklSONBURG, Va, February s.
THE Virginia Creamery Mems .Associa-
:Aou opened it's annual convention Of
40 days in iiarrisouburg this after
nnon ~ ! o'clock with delegates pr.s-
... from all parts OF the state. Mayor
nm II. Downing welcomed the visi-
-, while w. 6. Hoover, president Of
i"r association. mad. the response.
II . O'clock. n, the lIarrisonburE
: plltry Plant, Professor Holloway, Of
cksburg, made "A demonstration ana
illk on starter-inakinE. &. l.. Stahl.
~ the dairy and food division, made
a churninc and moisture test.
Tonight, at Assembly Hall. W. Il.
l.iVerancc. OF the Bureau o; Animal In
dus,ry. Washington, gave moving
picture demonstration Of the produc-
tion, handling and care of milk ana
rcam.
Tomorrow will be the mig day OF
tins convention.
On Thursday the Virginia Dairymen's
:, ISOLATION will meet in Ha-risonburg
for two-day convention.
Expert lecturers from "a dozen States
81 !! lac on the program during the next
tgur days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
CIIANCERY TRANSFERS.
seven Deeds of Bargain und sale
Amounting to S3S.450.

Robert 5. Crump ct ux. to T. X Vert
n:r. GHxl2U feet at the northeast corner
of Taylor and Elm Streets. February
]. 1916; tax $3.50. $40.
Same TO same, 6S 1-2xl20 feet south
line Taylor Street, 6S feet east OF Elm
street. February 1, 1916: tax $40, $40
Julia y. whisky ct vIr to Mamie J.
Hughes. 2%lx1l0 feet at the southeast
corner OF Dance and Meadow Streets
February Z, 1916: tax $40, $40
Arthur II. Crowder to Agnes j. Will
son. 50Nl24 feet east line Locust Alley,
80 feet south OF Franklin Street. April
~. 1916: tax so cents. $40.
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany to Stewart NJ. Woodward. lot
OF land bounded BY Beverly, Film and
Wallace Streets and Davis Avenue. with
exception OF two 17-foot alleys. De-
cenlbcr i, 1915: tax S25. $40
John a. Cutchins. trustee. to i;rnes;
W. Moore ct ais. 4 feet 10 IL inches
by 100 feet east line Twcnty-nfth
street. II feet . "a inches north OF
NJ Street. February 5. 1915: tax SO:
deed given TO release lien on prop
crty.
Martha J. Minsky ct vlr to william
+. hudson, 33Nl:5 feet west line
Twenty sixth Street, &C feet north OF
clay street. February /, 1916, sI,2on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
ELEVEN

proper points of the compass for j
return TO his hotel.
What's the troubleY' asked Iinl;cr
I've been robbed--robbcd OF $500
diamond ring worth 500. a gold watch.
cuff links and $500 set OF false
teeth"
At the West Thirty seventh street
police station. where he told Lieutenant
Lawson he was II demonstration for ,he
Westinghouse Electric Company. and
lived at 51i iobinger Avenue. North
braudock, DR.. Johnson. OF the New
York Hospital, treated him for con.
tusions OF the left hand. left leg and
right eye.
Johns said he met party OF men
who were very friendly last night
They showed him the town for !,
couple of hours. until some one suy.
sested taxicab. They went from
cabaret to cabaret. singing ana having
a gay time, until he was robbed of his
cash and jewels and false teeth and
cast out OF the window of the moving
auto.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09

frame dwelling OH the east side of
Fendall Avenue. between Bacon Road
and Rogers Street. to cost $500.
j. w; ianock. to build two-story
frame dwelling on the east side Of Nir-
Einia Avenue, between Byron and
Young Streets. to cost $4,000.
w. IL. BayliSs. to build 4 one story
brick dwelling on the north side OF
jay Street, between James and Mosby
streets. to cost $500.
Muhlcman & Kayhoe, to build six
two-story brick dwellings on the north
side OF kensington Avenue. between
Sheppard and West Streets. to cost
$4,000.
Muhlcman e. Eayhoc. to build n two
story brick tenement two dwellings.
OH the north side OF Kcnsiugtou Ave-
nue.. between Sheppard and West
Streets, to cost Sl0,550
Daniel Gordon. to Luild q two story
brick store on the south side OF Leigh
street. between Hancock and Harrison
streets. to cosC S2.@0G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
FOR LEPROSARlUM
senator Martin Sends DIR. Levy Copy OF
Bill Now Before United
states Scuafe,

Chief Health officer Levy yesterday
received from Senator Thomas S. Mar
tin copy Of the national leproSarum
bill which has been brought UP in the
United States Senate. 1t is said there
is no outspoken opposition 10 il, and
after many years of effort on the part
OF the United States Public Health
Service, 1t Is believed that it will now
DC passed.
If the lcprosarium' bc established the
Greek leper, George Hodges. now being
cared for by the city, will he removed
from local charge and be placed in an
institution where proper care will be
taken of him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
examination GRANTED
TO ANNAPOLIS STUDENTS
Number Recommended for Resisnu-
tons Reduced From 22O to
Eighty-Two.
MAY BE CUT STILL FURTHER
Daniels Will Give Midshipmen All
Consideration Consistent With
Foley of Maintaining Standards
or Naval Academy.

WASHINGTON. February S.--The
academic board at the Naval Academy,
after rc-eNainining 22O midshipmcn
~ho failed In their examinations, has
reduced the number recommended for
designations TO cighty-two. This lat
Ter number may still be further re-
'iuccd Secretary Daniels, in review
ing the recommendation OF the board,
says he will give the eighty-two all the
consideration consistent with the policy
of maintaining the standard Of the
academy.
The Increase in the number Of fall
nrcs In the semiannual examinations
ills year. more than double the usual
average. comes at Il time when there
~ a pressing need Of officers in tho
navy. Fortunately. officials explained,
the reinstatement OF number OF the
eighty-two may be possible, because OF
the fact that about one-half of them
we're members Of the fourth class.
Thosc rcihsta,ed would begin their
studies next June and lose only SIX
months actual time.
II is pointed out that the midwinter
examination was the first held since
the recent Investigation at the acad-
envy. which resulted in the abolition Of
;hc so-called dope" system In prcpara-
ton for examinations.
The average grade OF CTS per cent
required In examination" Secretary
Daniels said, lis sufficiently low. Most
institutions OF n similar kind require
IN average Of 10 per cent, and we do
lot want officers in the navy who can
not maintain the required standard or
higher. a G25 per cent officers aver
ago is nothing for the navy TO be
proud Of"
1t was recalled to-day that former
Secretary Won Meyer once revoked a
spccial ruling reducing the fixed stand
ards. as 10 permit number OF
cadets 70 pass an examination. SIR.
Daniels. however, apparently docs not
approve that course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
REV. Thomns W. Jones'.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. February S..
- telegram has bcen received here
rom Grenada. Miss, announcing the
death of Rev. Thomas Walker Jones. n
mInistcr % the Episcopal Church. lie
was a native of Prince Edward County.
and had been rector OF churches in
this aud several other states. For
many years he was the rector o! st.
JOINS Episcopal Church here.
Last September Mr. Jones left Nir-
.iniu and was married to Miss Halle
campbell. OF Bedford.
His last charge was in Grenada
Nv q former marriage there are six
children. Rev. William Jones, Of Den
Yer. Col: Gordon Jones and Lloyd
tones, Thomas Walker Jones and a
ounGer son and a married daughter,
Mrs. Clare Morris Parkinson. OF New
rlcans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
JOLLY NEW WORKERS TAKE
HIS CASH AND TEETH
Visitor From North Hrnddock Has
Merry Time Until He Is Thrown
From Taxi.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK, February S.-Thomas
II. Johns came To New York a couple
of days ago with perfectly good set
OF false teeth, valued at $500. He made
friends with a jovial crowd, with whom
he saw the sights"
This was his first trip TO the metro
polls. II he can get funds from North
Braddock. Pa, his trip will be con-
cluded happily despite the disappear
ancc of the teeth he thought were
wisdom teeth"
patrolman Tinker found him at
Eighth Avenue and Thirty-seventh
street carly to-day trying to locate the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
GYPSY CHARGES THEFT
North Carolina Horse Trader Sccurc.
acquisition for Gypsy who Stole
S2,35O From Him. yIe Snyu

hAhhlGii. y. G.. February S.-De-
claring that the woman stole So on
IN rare old foreign and United states
com from his gypsy camp, near Bean
tort, Eli MiSul appeared with spccial
counsel before Governor Craig to.da Y
ana procured reuuisition on the Gov
ernor of illinois for Peizer Rheister
alias Flora Khcistcr, who has fed 70
Chicago. The woman is a Russian
sEnsE, and her accuser is yypsv
horse trader, who has been handling
horses in car lots. he says, for six
teen years in this State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
FLOOD CONDITIONS
GREATLY EykGt;I.R <'rI,T,

SAN DIEGO, CAL, February S.
Mayor J.. NJ. Capps, OF This city. issued
q statement regarding conditions re-
su!iinG from the recent floods in This
section. i'll which he said:
REPORTS OF flood damage 10 san
Diego and san Diego County have been
eSaHgera'"d. The number OF lives lost
Will not exceed twenty.
"hii" many valleys experienced Sc
nous damage, other valleys esca ped
""hout any damage. This city :uf-
fcred 10 damage"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
CHANCERy DEEDS OF TRUST.
Eleven Deeds of Trust Amounting I,
S9OS1t

Kate a. Dickinson 10 J. T. Casneal
trustee. = tract Of land lying partly
III the city and partly in Henrico Coun-
". Just west OF the city. January 3,
1916 $3.50.
George II. Richardson ct nx. TO H. T.
Richeson ct AL trustees. 90 feet -
inches east line Twenty first street, he
tween Main ana Franklin Streets.
Lanurrs' IL, 1916. sI,32a.
r. X. Nerlncr TO w. -. Evans. trustee.
GS l-ex1eb feet south line Taylor street.
IS feet east OF Elm Street. February
Bertha v; Neamond TO /. p. Brown,
south line Cary Street, AZ feet ] o inches
east of Relvidere Street February >.
1915, 1850
r. X. Nertncr 10 W. g. Evans. trustee.
5SNI20 fee at the northeast corner of
TAYLOR anil Elm Street. February :.
1916. s165.
Mamie j. Hughes to c. s. Waller.
stein ct al, trustees. 2iixIc0 feet at
tn" southwest conner of Dance and
Meadow Streers February >, 1916.
S5.074.
Henry S wallerstein ct ux. TO II. Il.
Pollard. Jr.. trustee. 80 feet inches
by l46 feet 10 inches being No. 300
south sixth Street. February :. 1916.
$l1.Sn0.
William L. IGudson ct ux. to G. e..
Chaplin. trustee, 32x125 feet west line
Twenty sixth street. 81 feet north OF
clay street: February !, 1916, $7S4
a., Mamie b. lone" ct ais 70 same.
street, 436 feet inches north OF Leigh
street. February !, 1915. $3.50.
Robert Vi. Jones ct uX. 10 Edward H.
Brown. trustee. .aNih0 feet south line
Catherine Street. between Gilmer and
Munford streets. February I, 1916,
SSH.
T.. w. Nottingham 10 l.. w. McNei.h
trustee. :3x13o feet south line Main
Street. III feet inches west Of Rob
inson Street February 3. 1916. $22iO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
ADJUSTMENTS


Nobody Home" Tn-Dn: and To-NiGht.
Nobody Home the musical absurd
ity which had Il considerable run ia
The big towns. will be offered at the
Academy OF Music this afternoon and
tonight. II is said that the piece is
fu!l Of pretty tunes and bright comedy,
and that TIA" presenting cast is of cx-
ccptional merit. The stor? makes no
tttetnpt at being serious. logical or
arythins else, except entertaining. and
me whole production Is assembled for
LMu.h -mAkLnE nurnoSes onlH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
u. w. James.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. February Sc.
". James, for twenty-five years an en-.
..jnccr of the Norfolk and Western
Galway. died yesterday at his home in
t'r"wc. He was fitty-four years old,
orncriy resided in Ettricf. was we'll
; unwn hero and is survived by eight
, t,ildren. Three brothers also survive
j. q. James and William l.. James. OF
MS city. and George y. James, Of
trick