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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
OPENS REVIVAL
eS. Richsrd Orme Finn HeEins Ten
Day Series OF Meeting nr Grnce
s& Covenant.

Rev. Richard orme Finn. n u. Of
ftlanta. Ga, opened a ten days' So
es OF revival services AZ Grace Gov
nant Presbyterian Church last night
Filth large crowd In attendance. The
Fxt Of the sermon was II am come
nat they might have light and that
hey might have i. more ahundantly.
services will 10 hold daily mt II
l'clock in the morning and Al S o'clock
II night
Or. Finn presented in his nperinc
erTnon the brevity, !nmaturi.y. weak
&Ss and poverty Of III. average life.
rs pointed on, that full frItior Of
tue and Joy VAS Within ;hc reach
every Christian III introducing Dr.
,,inn, Rev j. Calvin Stewart. y. T..
oe pastor of the church. thanked thc
r,mbcrs for their co-cperaticn in the
ceparatory services, ana invited Other
Congregations 10 share tn" benefits Of
'erened spirituality which ,he series
meeting might bring
Before tho service Dr, Irlinu spoke 10
large number Of SUNDAY school
sachers in tho chapel II the church
IL talked on sunday scaool methods.
10 told II ls "wu cNperioua, il,
nildiaG az MS SUNDAY school ~ ,he
orth Avenue Presbyterian church. Al;
mia. from small heGtnuincs to n
leadership nf rUcrc than 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
Conuict, Aged I9,
May Get Liberty
Judge ScottWants 10 KnolU How
Young Hobbs Comes to
Wear Stripes.

Judge l.: Carter Scott cSprcssed
amazemcnt yesterday in the City Cir
cult Court when IA handsome. nineteen
ycar-old boy WIS brought before him
for rcScntence on the charge Of hav-
ing escaped from the State road forces
The young convict. who appeared with
twrnty-ninc other men who wore
prison stripes. told the court that he
had been for the past three years in
the state Peni;cntiary. lie escaped
from the roads and was rccapturcd
he said. and following his return again
elud"d his guard. After remaining
free for several months. according Il
his story, he voluntarily returned To
the penitsnti;try TO finish serving his
term OF five years.
judge Scott did not rescntcucc him
hut continued his case with n view al
ivcstigatin: the matter 10 find on,
how boy sixteen years old could bc
scnt To tho pcniicntiary.
That boy has no business in place
iik" the penitcntiary.' remarked Judge
Scott I" superintendent Wood, "auI
he should he taken OUT
I'll" prisoner is Convict lolOo Be-
fore he entered the silent house OF,
Oregon hin. he was known IS Daniel
4. Hobbs. He WAS indicted with Rich
ard Conner in Grccncsvillc County. ON
tw" charges of houscbrcaking. com
mittcd in rowclltou Magistcrial Dis
trici. Ia ono case he was charged with
breaking INTO SchoolhouSc and steal
ing books valued at sl0. and in the
other with rohbinG Il general store 81
merchandise valued at SIS. lie plead
cd guilty iii both cases aud was son
fenced to serve two years for ono Of
feusc and three years for the other
Sentence was passed on him In the Cir
cuit Court OF Iirccnusvillc County on
January Ia, 1914.
OF tho thirty convicts taken before
.Imdr" scott, sixteen we're accused Of
having escaped. Fourteen prisoners
wcr" IN court as second and third
offenders. Their added punishment
was fixed at terms ranging from six
months I" five years.
The trip Of tho convicts from tho
p"nitcu'iarr To tho city Hall attracted
considerable attention. While most a.
them Yer" on foot, several TRUSTEES
We're "iiowed the privilege Of riding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
NOT MENINGITIS
liberalization Of CRttlc piscnsc in
I.ouisn County hy DIR. Tcrucyhnugh
Alluys Alarm.

What. vas feared TO be meningitis
IN the herd Of cattle belonging IT, a
Louisa County farmer has proved to
=" stomach trouble. reported Dr. J. q;
r"'ne%houGh, the state Veterinarian
Yesterday after hc had returned from
making post mortc;n examination of
'h" "uimals. An cpide ME WAS feared
tut ipr. FcrncyhoI-h declared shat thu
HlS@aso MAS not contagious. Most of
ne cattle recovered after simple treat
mcut.
~. Forncyhough wen, to Roanoke
Yesterday I" attend the meeting Of the
state Dairy Association lie vii, snaat
to-day 70 the dairymcu on Diseases If
'a''le and viii return 10 Richmond
tomorrow on Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
OLD OFFICE ABOLISHED
Department IF Sirgiuin Military Rec
Ords to iJc Merged rO-Dn. With Adj
Jutant-GcncrnIs Division.

~ virtue Of an act Of tho last Cen
cral Assembly. the State Department; of
Virginia Military Records to-day
ceases io exist. and the duties il once
performed are merged with those Of
tho office of the Adjutant -Gcncral.
This department was created many
years ago. with Major X. NJ. Hunter
as its FIRST chief. Its principal duty
was to compile the records Of the Con :
tcdcrato States army. Colonel Joseph
V. EidGooG was IN. last secretary o.
tn" department Of Virginia Military
Records. and Thomas H. bigger was
his assistant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
GOES AFTER LACY
Detective Ecilum Leaves With RcGui-
niiion Papers Ia Hiring iinrk
Accused IcIeGrnphcr.

Governor Stuart yesterday issued n
requiSition OF tho Governor Of New
York for :. l.. Lacy. Jr.. n telegraph
operator for tho Western Union Tcic-
graph Company. who was arrested in
New York CITY several days ago on a
charge az grand larceny. Detcctiv"
Sergeant Louis l.. krllam has been
detailed TO bring the alleged offender
back TO Virginia for trial.
Lacy Is said I" hc the principal Of
= group Of employees Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, operating
IL this city. who have defraud:d the
company on, Of various sums Of money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
Refused Writ OF Error.

The Supreme Court OF Appcalc yes
.crday refused a wri, II error and
supcrSedcaS TO John III. White who lost
in suit for damages instituted in
the Circuit Court of the city Of Nor
foif against til" Virginia Railway and
Power Company. Mr.. White maintains
that the powcrhousc Of the company.
which adjoinS his premises is a
nuisance. in that there Is discharged
from IL q supcrahundancc Of SCOT and
smoke He says that the reduction by
the company Of the number Of engines
used in the plant is Responsible for
this condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
Accused OF s,..,,nr n,,,,o

George iiackctt colorcd WAS ar
rested last night 10y Special Arcn, NJ
J. Angle. Of tho Chesapeake anG ohio
Hallway. and Fntrolman Rertucoi On
I'll" charge Of ircakin. INTO q freight
car III til" Fulton yards. and Stonlint;
thirteen bottles of whisky. Tho liquor
was III tn" car on route from Ken
lucky 10 New Jersey. Railro.d do
'actives have been investigating SINH
lar robhcri.S of freight cars from
which whisky was stolen. for several
NeckS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
MEN ARE ARRESTED
nY EREIGHT-rHAIN tItt:N

Tho crew Immediately investigated.
aud = physician was hurriedly sum
moucj. hut Evans WAS dead before he
arrived. The physician said his death
had bacit caused Ivy hcmorrhacc. ana
told tn" train conductor - bring th"
body - iIchmond Instructions to
hay" :. railway detective meet the train
WEI" wired. Tin" two men were placed
und"~ arrcs; 'y the train crew and
hr"urht - Eirhni"ud ia the cahooSs.
Special Ar"n, NJ !. Angle. "f tho
ch"suicai>c and CHI" halfway. mt the
train. and later turned tho body over
to til" boys father. The two men
were carried 10 Ill" II.nric" County
Iail. whcr" they are being hold for
trespassiue. when Police Il"aduuar-
tcrs Yer" advised OF the boys death.
IN Investigation was started al once.
Detective Sergeant Wiiy said last
night that h" had been unable to do
tcrminc whether ~ not the boy had
died from the fracture of his skull.
lie viii conduct further inquiry into
the ease To-day. and viii inspect the
box car in which the death occurred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
Rig increase In Cicarinps.

Bank clcarinGs for the month Of
February were far in excess of tho
corresponding month Of last year The
clcaringG. according to n Statcmont OF
the Richmond Clearing House ASsocia :
ton, amounted to SS..iS5.533. as COM
pared with ss4.4i9.i7s in February.
1916. or 4 gain OF S22.6S6.l15. Fehru-
AIRY il usually tho poorest banking
month of the year. and the showing
is in Keeping with the big advance
noted each month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
PUBLICITY DIRI:AI
DOES GOOD WoUI>

Largely responsible for the good
showing ~ III" Richmond naval re-
rrulting station, in the opinion OF the
officers in charge, IL tho activity of tho
publicity bureau established about Fob
ruary |. Tho bureau sent ont $500 pcr-
$nual letters last wc.k t. Young men
~ tn" state calling their attention 10
tn" no"d 81 IN" navy for recruits aud
tho advantages II offers thnm
Among tho recruits received at ,h.
ravy station lust month WAS III g. lem
kinS. who rc-culiStcd after having
been honorably discharged from the
service few months before. ON 49,
count Of his experience. Jenkins Was
assigned for duty with tho recruiting
detail In Richmond. lie is a former
member OF thc crew Of tho destroyer
faulding having It's has" at Newport,
H. L.. and hc took part IN the dash
Of the destroyer nntilla To rescue the
victims Of tn" German submarine r-53
Al tn" time Of that vessels Spectacular
raid on allied shipping in American
waters last October.
. S calls from the sinking rrcr-
chant vessels were received a, New
and in ten minutes fifteen of tn. tor
p"do-hoats wcr. under way going to
the rescue. More than half of The
members of Nh" crews we're ashore On
leave, and were loft behind steam
ing out about loo miles the notiila
arrived JUST in time t. 50" Tho r-53
sink its las; victim. Tn. rauldinc
was ~ the dcstroycre which
secuted tho seas for sevnra. DAYS after
ward. looking for other disabled mcr-
chantmcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
GAMBLING ALLEGED
hrcc Arrested When Polio. itnjd
Nihth street House. Where They
Snid "Poiic." Was i'Ia,cd

| Lynn Washington. 'hirty-fo,ir ears.
,oicrcd. WAS arrested Yesterday after.
10 "a by Sergeant ". l.. Nrymuch and
Pc rclmcn Harris ANA Holt on the
ib4rre Of conducting q policy" game
~ io2 North Sixth street Tie was
'ailea for his appearance in the I'o-
tee Court this morning
/ fhe place is said 10 have bocn
|nched by the polio" for some time
ilcers also arrested George II. Mary
\ "a and DAILY Mimms. both coloTod i'm
e., place when IL was raidcd They
r charged with being disordcIly III
nc house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
HoNe Wagon sfudbound.

- The home OF Joseph Barksdale al
s4015 Lawson street. South Richmond.
was slightly damaged By fire ycst.r-
day morning about 10 o'clock The
building. which IS a frame structure.
.Gaught nre through dcfcctiv" nuc
,Epgtpe Companies No. l3 and IL and
Truck No. responded. and quickly
distinguished the flames. one Of the
sttose wagons became stuck in the mud
nd was unable 70 reach the house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
Discuss Negro Wen Of Nurl,

Negro Men OF Mark" will bc tho
subject OF studies carried on 10y the
spartan Minute Aicn Society, an adj
junct ~ til" Sp"rian Literary and Ath
lettc Association. In Il series of meet
mcs on sunday afternoons in TIC Re-
formers Auditorium. The first meet
ing viii bc held ;t 4 o'clock ncXI sun
day afternoon. The others Will follow
At intervals OF three months The lives
81 Dunbar and Dubois VIII ne dis
cuSScd at tho FIRST meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
chnrucd With Emhex,,cmcn,

ffanklln :" talrclnth, a clerk in
va posi- office =, city Point, has been
arrested by Assistant United s,.,.s
Deputy Marshal Harrison on a chargn
81 "noozzlemcni. and Is under $500
nohd !" appear before Judge Edmund
"adGNl y - the United states pis-
'riGt court ~ til. Arril term. Fair.
1!"th was taken before United states
i"n"r bartlett Roper. Jr. IN
reCoEnlzan,".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
Appeals. From Bonrd'. Judgment.

Crank 7 Sutton. as spokesman FOR a
delegation Of Gintcr Park property
owners. yesterday appealed from an
assessment Of no damages" allowed
10y the Administrative Board. which
contcmplates certain street grading
work on the Northsidc, and the matter
Will be taken into the Hastings Court
for adjudication.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
rhrce More New ,,,,x.,

Admirers Of tho United States and
Of the republican, form of government
continue To apply for citizenship pa
pcrs. there having been three appl!-
caats in the United states District
Court Yesterday. \ German a Rus
sian and an Italian forswore original
allegiance and took the preliminary
steps for becoming American citizens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
Petition In bankruptcy.

l. y. Greasy. q physician. filed a pc
titlon in voluntary bankruptcy yester-
day in tho United States District Court,
giving his liabilities as being S2,347.2l.
and his assets as nothing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
"pooI- Operator Fined $50.

t. Nucilii was fined $50 by Justice
John Crutchiicld In tho Police Court
Yesterday on the charge of operating
Il gambling game known as pool at
6n2 ST. James Street. Earl Perkins and
Flaming Flushcr, colored, caught i'm
the place. were fined So for gambling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
'0RALs SQUAD PREFERS
CHARGE AGAINST OFFICER
= Was Present i'm House That
s Was Eaidcd.
is MADE BY SWEET
Accused Officer Suspended by Chief
Werner Pending Outcome of Case.
Ai -Four Women Inmates Charged
!2YSSith Disordcrly Conduct.

Mounted officer -, w DulinS. TWEEN
Etysseven years old. OF the First Dis
|itrict. was arrested yesterday after
lnoon on the charge Of disorderly con-
duct. after he is said TO have lied from
La house OF questionable character at
Ft2S1O Mill Road, near lakewood Gene
Fiery. which was being raided by Pa
Itrolmcn Sweet and Frayscr The Of
Ulcers arrest occurred a short time af-
Eter tho raid the warrant being sworn
'tont by Patrolman Sweet when he
Preached the First District sta ton with
Hour other people caught in the house.
Duling was lied for his appear
Ahce in the Police Court this morning.
and was Sunmarily suspended 10y Chief
pr Police Werner, pending tho outcome
BE the case. 1t is not known whether
In investigation into the matter will
lie conducted. The house. which was
| t,ided about o'clock. had been un-
.r surveillance for some time. COM
wtaints having been made against II
BET Major Werner
AZ THEY SAW pILING
| 49, JUMP OVER BtCi> FENCE
Patrolmen Sweet and Frayscr went
the house yesterday afternoon. the
,rmer approaching tho front door lie
I'D little difficulty entering the place.
rhile Frayser stationed himself AT the
.ar door. According 10 the raidins
4 iHcers, Duling fed from the house
through the rear door. and jumped over
the back fence.
" The policemen arrested Minnie Hope.
i.thtrty- two years old. OH the charge OF
kconductinE a house OF i'll fame, and
S1die Moody, twcn;y-thrce years ola
ySAfrs l.. Rohme, twcuty-oHc years old.
%,nd H. J. Tubhs, twenty three years
| bid, on the charge of disorderiy con-
! duct They were halcd for their APP
pcarance IN the Police Court TINS
! morning.
pulling, who is a mounted officer is
said TO have the beat in which the
| dtsorrlerly resort was located Fol
towing his arrest. the matter was r'-
ported at once to Captain {. y. Shtrry.
of the First District, ana I" Major
Werner. lie was not caught in tn
house but tho arrcsting officers as
\ .rted that they were sure Of his d"n-
v and that he was the officer in UNI
,,rm they saw run from the house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
DerIgnntcs Judge Bnr,,,d,,c

Governor Stuart Yesterday dosignat-
cd Judge w. r. Barksdale Of Halifax.
to preside over the Circuit Court of
Charlotte County. beginning on Mon
day, for Judge George j. Hundlcy. who
is recovering from severe attack of
tho grin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01

JuHsmeht Tor EIiiOpa Was entered
Yesterday IN tho Law ana Equity ,.our,
in the case 81 the i'ntapsco ,;,iano COM.
pany against George 7. Bailey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
WAS RETURNING HOME
AFTER TltIp TO EUROPE:

Young Evans was said To bc return
ine to his home in this city from New
port News, whore he had been FOR sew.
"ral days, after returning Ia tho Unit :
ed states from Europe, where he had
gone on Il cattle boat. lie had written
his parents. according 10 tho police
only = few days ago that he had land :
cd safely and was on his way home.
Evans iourucycd from Ncwpor, Ecws
10 williamsburg in some Way not clear
10 the police. hut presumably on :,
freight train. In company with Jcr-
fries and Japcr who claim to lie from
New York and ENGLAND. respectively.
he boarded the freight train at Will
liansburc late yesterday afternoon. Sc
crctinc himself III an empty box car.
shortly after tho train lcf, Will
linm$hurc. according 10 the story told
by tn" twu men, Evans was thrown
backward hy quick jerk OF the train,
lie foil on his back with arms out :
stretched. and blood rushcd from Isis
mouth and uostri!S, Efforts by them
to stop tn" TOW of blood were uuaNail.
ing. .tna when the train reached Eox i
bury, eighteen miles from Richmond,
thoy told the train crew Of III, boy !.
cundii ion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
TWENTY-ruRr:: ENROLL
WITH MARINE COUPS

The marine crops station sent for
ward twcnty-thrcc recruits. Three of
these We're from Iiichmond. and the
remainder were from subStationS in
Dauvilic and Roanoke. and in Winston
Salem. Charlotte. Durham and Raleigh
q. Til" marine corps is practically
fun again, in spite OF the increase in
authorized strength made recently by
Congress. OF the 1881 men called for
by Law. l..i6l are in uniform. and il
is estimated that at the present rate
"f cnlistr~ all the ranks Will 10
filled ~ July.
III" army station. drawing recruits
only FROM the Eastern part Of Virginia.
accepted thirty and rejected *ixty-hv"
applicants III February. TIL. normal
figures for February is twenty-five.
Will "a total OF forty-two recruits
FOR Ill" month. tho navy station has a
safe bad over tho other branches Of
IA" service. OF those received. Rich
m"nd supplied tweuty-onc, tho largest
number in many months Tile others
canc from suhstatious In the state.
and hin" Of them from North caro-
lina The district IT which Richmond
is tn" head was deprived Of its Nortl,
Carolina territory on February IL. and
now includes only tho state of Viz
ciuia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-01
MYSTERY SHROuDs DEATH
OF ELBERT E. EVANS
Scventeen-icar-Old Richmond Boy
Found in Box Car With
Fractured Skull.
TWO COMPANIONS ARE HELD
Police Detain Albert Jefrrics and
Charles Japer on Trcspassing
Charge. and VIII Put Them
Through Rigid Examination.

Mystery surrounds the death Of FL
bert b. Evans, seventeen years old. OF
~ south Laurel street. who died yes
t"rday afternoon in II box car in a
chesapeake aud Ohio freight train !,
short distance from Richmond The
body was brought to Richmond last
night and delivered to the boys faith
or, William Il. Evans. Detective Ser.
Scant Willy, Of headquarters. and Cor
oner w. ~. Taylor started an iuveSti-
cation. which will he continued to-
day to determine the cause of his
dAlth.
Examination OF the body at n To-
cal undcrtakcr's establishment las,
night by Coroner Taylor disclosed the
Tact that tho boys skull had been
fractured Albert JcfCrieS and Charles
Japcr. two men III tho ear with Evans
at the time Of his death. who. with
him. were "bea,iug' their way To Rich
mond. were held III the iIcnrico coun-
" Jail last nigh; for trcspaSsipu. and
VIII he closely questioned to-day by
Sergeant Willy and Coroner Taylor
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-10-14
SOX WIN FOURTH
GAME; SERIES STANDS
80 FAVOR OF SOX
CONTINUED from Page Five)

McGraw made motion as though t.
take Sallee out, but apparently
changed his mind Risberg slammed
the ball to right scoring Weaver. j.
Collins and McMuflin left their team
field PLAYS.
Williams Goes In Box
Claude Williams, d southpaw hail
ing from Springfield, Mo, succeeded
Cicotte on the mound and the Giants
Immediately punctured his delivery
for one run Fletcher doubled to
left and Robertson attempted to sac
rifice His effort resulted in pop
flv which Williams caught but
dropped as he fell Holke was in
jured when the ball glanced from his
bat to his face, but pluckily resumed
after a delay and famed. Rariden
came through with a single to right.
scoring Fletcher and the Giants had
finished their davis run getting.
Not so the White Sox. however
After Eddie Collins had flied to
Fletcher Joe Jackson hammered out
a single to left and Felsch slammed
another in the same direction, while
the crowd roared its approval with an
ever increasing volume OF cheers. yells
'rd du1OInODle nOfNS- nick 1dH-
ill rose to the emergency with
,ioible that flashed between Kauff
and Robertson. and Jackson and
f'elSch scampered home with two
more runs. Weaver went out. Fetch
er to Holke and Schalk got a free
trip to first on Sallee's wildness.
Lynn was sent in to hit for Williams,
Before he could hit the ball Schalk
stole second and the Giants lnfieid
went I'D in the air and after throwing
The sphere about for several seconds
Fletcher hurled to Rariden to catch
,fandil. The heave was wild and the
White Sox first baseman trotted
across the plate with the tieing run.
After this nightmare Lynn ended the
inning by tanning.
Chicago Takes Lead
With the score tied at five all the
Chicago players went after Saiiee
a .uc eighth and won the
re with another trio of runs, al
tn ugh ore would have answered
9,.t as we'll. John Collins opened
with il one base wallop to right. Nc
Mullin sacrificed him to second and
Eddie Collins sent him home on 2
single to center. Jackson put hr;
field captain ca third with sim
liar hit. kauff's throw to Iinrs
.-,ap wee to- - - 81 -
when the Giants third aseman
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-10-14

aided, he could not hope to save her,
he had gone for aid. When he was fin
ally able to send a message to town il
brought a ready response and in be-
seeching tones the man urged the res
cuing party to save the woman he
loved. 1t was without avail.
The jury heard the testimony of
Stockin and the officers who rushed to
the'scene of the accident and returned
a verdict Of accidental drowning in
he Arizona canal caused by automobile
driven by c. l. Stockin leaving the
bank of the canal and skidding into the
water, pinning Hazel Mcclure under
meath"
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Hayden. who were
close friends of the Mcguire family in
California, stated yesterday that they
had received word that Harry Mcclure
brother of the dead girl, would arrive
from Los Angeles this morning to take
the body to Santa Ana for burial.
Miss Mcclure came here three weeks
ago from the San Francisco office o.
the Burroughs Adding Machine com
pany to accept a position with the same
company in this city Stockin was also
employed by the Burroughs company
In Phoenix she made her home at tins
Young Women's Christian Association
and in the short time here, she m2de q
number of friends who appreciated he'
exceptionally fine character Since the
death of her father a year ago. Miss
Mcclure has been the mainstay OF he
family She was helping to educate
her young brother. Hal ry, twenty
year old college student and Jack. a
boy of 10, Who is still attending the
public schools. With their mother the
boys make their ONE in Santa Ana The
family has been identified with the
Episcopal church for years.