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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-28

acres about miles west of Elko; tax,
81: $40.
Greater Richmond Realty Co, Inc,
to Oceanna Harrison Register. lot Z.
block 26, Monument Avenue Park
tax, 81; $40.
j. A. Griffin to E. b. Parson, lot
"a Robin Park; s125.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-28

slip. during the annual exhibition OF
the virginia Poultry association. from
December 3 TO s. The exhibition will
be held in the slip, and a large attend
ance from all over the state is expected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-28
Itcnrico RcIeaa cs

Jas. r Cosby. trustee. to Mary A.
10000. "''' ,
richmond Bank & Trust Co, trus-
tees, 70 r. NJ Lynn. lots az % bio~,
4. Duntreath; s1,170.
HenriCo Transfers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-28

Superintendent Trafford, of the cleo
trio plant was yesterday directed by
the administrative board to provide
| number of additional lights in Shockoe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-28
Hcnrfrn Deeds of ,r,,.,,x,

z B. Parson to c. r. Trant. trus-
tee, lot 81, Robin Park: $500.
K. T. Woodson 81 Tx. to C. c. Safer
field. trustee. 5 II acres about s miles
east OF city on south line williams
burg road, $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-28

ews. trustee, &c 1~6 by s41-s feet
west line Tenth street. 50 feet north
Of Carv street. being No. Is South
Tenth street; $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-28

n. J. Hunter to Frank Huron. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-28

tbbtH s-.s ".'' ~ q w
WHOLESALE MARKET CONDITIONS.
Chickens showed another slight de-
cline on Cary street today. other
lines were active and steady. however.
and business generally was satisfac-
tory Extensive preparations are being
made to handle the produce expected
here for Fair Week" Merchants are
cautiouinR farmers to ship their pro-
duce to arrive here the week preceding
the fair to avoid congestion and take
advantage Of the heavy demand by
the retail trade to supply the alb
normally heavy consumption of that
period.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-28
RICHMOND RAY MARKET.

tvhoiersie Quotations Or 'CbareeA
Richmond Va Sort 3. 1aIr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-28

Seahosrd Ad. "a 194s 4an
Southern ~. let Be. 1924 az
S.. r. 2. and g. n as 1885 IS
street galway BoEd@
Va r & =. Co. IS. la8{ 81
Nor r & !. lst Is, 1919 "a
Va. r. and p. Co. SIS 1884 So
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-28

Henrico Transfers.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09


\ Corporation
Complainant
G. f. ALLEN, EFT AL,
Defendants.
ORDER FOR CONSTRUCTIVE
SERVICE:
1t Is Ordered. That the Defendants
herein named, to-wit:
g. f. Allen, s. W. Allen. jeanette
Van Alstine American Savings Bank
of Charleston. s Q. a cornoration,
George F. Anderson. Henry F, Andar-
son. Mary f. Anderson. Sallic p. An
dersOn. Atlantic, Gulf & West India
Transit Company, a corporation. C. T.o-
per Bailey, G. Loper Bailey and
Charles NJ. Hilliard. copartners. doing
business under the firm name Of G I.o-
per Bailey & Company. Joseph Baldwin
and Mary Baldwin. Executors Of the
Estate Of ]. r. Baldwin. H Y. Rardin.
II. Z. Bardin r. II. Barnett, Bion Fl.
Rarnett, W. b. Barnett. Trustee for
Putnam National Bank of Palatka n
corporation c. F Bates. A J. Baxlev.
G. II. Baxley, T. w. RaXley s w Bax-
ley. r. W. Becks Hannah Benjamin.
Eliza Blocks, Olaf Blume, Julia f. Bow
den. Maria \. Boyd. Milton Boyer. J. H.
Brock. Executor Of the Estate Of David
Young and Robert Young. Mary A.
Brooks. T. I. Brown. Receiver Of Flor
IDA commercial company, corpora
tion. Frank Q. Brown. Trustee, Lauret-
Ia Bryan and husband. Robert D. Bry-
an. q. A. Buddington. Holger Won Ru-
low and wife Leila Won Bulow. Loren
@. Burroughs W. s Cappellar, c. Car
man, c. Carnon, w 7. Carrier, Pearley
NJ Cartwoll. Mrs. Mary NJ CasweT,
Mandy Cauthcn Mandy Cauther, Jen-
nett NJ Childs. T. L. Clark Walter F.
Coachman Allie Collins. Allie Maud
Collins. A s. Collins. E f. Collins.
Frank E. Collins, F. B. Collins, J. H.
Collins. ]. y. Collins, L. G. Collins
Maud Collins. o. G. Collins, David
Cook, Jane Cook, VIM. H. Cook, VIM.
D. CoOmbs. W. D. COombs. D. E. Cooper,
J. \. Cooper, L. s. COroie, Lucretia
Cox. James Crate, William II. Craw-
ford Trustee, z. s. Grill f. 5. Grill as
Assignee of Mclean & Bro. NJ. L.
Crumb, II. Cummings w. F. Cum
mings and ]. j. Cummings, copartners
doing business under the firm name of
H s Cummings & Bros. H. S. Cum
minEs and his wife, Hattie Cummings,
w F. Cummings and his wife, Annie
J. J. Cummings and his
wife, Susie Cummings, Hettie S. Cum
ningham, Mary c. Curling, Robert CUT
ton, Robert +. Cutting, Alice Davis,
Mclean Davis, Martin Davis, J. f.
Dean, Augustus ]. DeLong, Brantley a.
Denmark John o. Dent, w. r. Dewitt
VIM. R Dewitt, W. r. Dewitt, Jr., VIM.
R. Dewitt, Jr., Anna P. Dewitt and
husband, VIM. r. Dewitt, Jr., E. y.
Dickerson, Trustee, Edw. \. Dickerson,
Trustee, J. ]. Dickerson, Henry r. Dit
zell, J. NJ. Dresser and Octayia Dresser
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pidaupht. George W. Rlles, j. y. hop-
arts ". C. Robinson, Walter =. hopin-
SON John C. Rodharps, ArcnloaIa 10
GERS John r. Rollins. Jonh II. n1,iiiis
as Trustee for Florida oa'lhss rnmra PAN
ona peal Estate Exchange, a corpora
tinr Mrs Sallie H. Rosser, j. H. Roth
hamer. W. J. Roy, Janetta Rumley' ia
TIA Pumlev, Administrative OF the
Fstata Of Edward ". Rumley, deceased
Tdward Rumley Trustee, Edward
pTr,Iav Trustee. William F. Salter, w.
= salter. Frank Semer. B. F. Sanborn,
p T Sanburn. Judith G. Sanford, j. A.
Sassoni. Samuel Saunders, c. r. scar
borough. Calvin F. Scarborough ana
clara Scarborough, his wife, Laten
Scurrv. Daniel Sessions, w. w. sharpe
and Tnez Sharpe. his wife, Richard K.
SheIdon, 7. C. Shepard, Jessie C. Shep-
ard. Thomas Sherlock. Chas. H. Sieg,
Trustee, Chas H. Sieg. Trustee, Silver
Springs. Ocala & Gulf Railroad Com
many, corporation, F. A. Simmons,
Trustee Lula s Skinner, Sumner Smi-
lev. Alpha F. Smith. Chas. Smith. Chas
Z Smith, Mrs. E. A. Smith and husband
W r. Smith. Ellen VI. Smith, e. S.
Smith. Edgar s. Smith and wife Sa-
rah A Smith. Frederick \. Smith, Har-
riatt T. Smith. Harriet NJ. Smith, Hem
rv II. Smith. Harriet A. Snider, Isaac
SP.L Nt,i1,, ct crIs,,,on In,.ir 1os W sn,ires
VIE els.a Ipa, h'i,9i, r,io Stohr % '9t,. 60
T, e'S ~ o,,d ,,.ifa CaraIina VIM
=. =. -. 10 an n s+auart 1assn stinson
stevens, JIlo. u, 'tEMal 1 Jessg "sinSon'
Less S.ltson' IL ~. 1ais 'Cohei
T. T. j.. stohss; Ok, tie,!15e'If S.oNst, oarda n
I[oErr - ana hespahG oDini,Id 1ie"t GIeL
n S'LauSz, =, 'IILChi"s5u, "A. Hsi5chiail1 u
e.,I LIZ Tit ctriniiI 4ri .IHaauu' "a D.
S..!rh!"tsu' ousam .. ~ iJkIaiu, 1siiry
I,,igoh.b rIiu,| a. sM"sn st, aitTa S"lnaier
l~ taa Wo1+ar w Ti1ertr,on Tba E5i.ouS. US
Con,nany cornnrotion ,ti'C'r Tha Eror;sa "a
o,.,5'9.' oi " ,tn tor pCi "sioi Inc florlua
tian tit,' g. L'I5Inst Lo,.paiE; corpora
Irsrapna ,'. on iiT'Is Ii,.d "1'ra 5 onpamy Ior
Wills cnronro+fo,a "''T IroI.am III, An
w p =" oniPo. ''Ioi7- W. after Inomas
hfs wffa T. n Ton.rsa,,a v" w w 'se'r = m ana
5 s'lS ".,'s l. y. L""nsgnu, - =, W. {: Town
rnr.psard or,d W i"T !stilu, w. Z.
rartnars doino hI,si,,ss ,,s ~ .,senu' .,' co CO.
name Of W = TownsarT ~ g. con,r,, o,,r air m
ord o1so os W. W." 7,srn,u ~ CothpanF'
ran, rr,,i.. wv wv ,STn9 n COM
,,,r,sttro u,uc, .,lotrt D. Iruitt. ST
cIas Coo Varrer S-.d,9.. N; n =. IN
W. wa 'dlck. Fl. Walker and wife
,5ertfnd. .. Walker, F. y. Walker and
ms wife. Martha Walker John w
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
Ind, OF Application for tn, NJ
s9ctIsn of CHAPTER asSs
Norro Laws of FIorIns 1885,

W. F. Brown ISro, Us hereby given that
. n ''IEate No. 3l5 dated Tho -thhGtlonal Tax
ofiice an ana mas 2 hled said certiacaia % July
Said certfe1a lsItf IN accordance with law sor lax
ing describeidS embraces the follow
FL f'Ian a4 m, eounty, Florida, toiwitted tgIated In
:. Ranre ), 9i pi SEA. Section &, T"wbsr,., ;,
date of SIia issn8rnSd iand being assessed at III.
the name of Dr.. " 9t 81 such such certificate in
desmn5s dess said certificate shah :.
issue according to law, tsT da os re;
1877. "e'eoh on the 9th day Of ApTii Tgu VIII
this M my official sirpatrro ~,
tsEALl '"H OF March, AID. i9l7. 'eHi
s'N circuit Court. Putnam mnNSOCk, 20
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
Notice of Applies
Under Section :
Laws q
NOTICE

NOTICE is h
Marcia A. BrakrmaI
tiiicate No. N, dated
A. ID. 1918, has filed
office, and has mal
Deed to issue inuteu
Said certificate t
ing described ur
Putnam county, +
S1a of Swl4. section !
"A E., 50 Acres.
The said land b
date of issuance C.
the name of New so
Unless said cert
deemed according
issue thereon on z.
A. d. 1917.
Witness my OF
seal this the 22ud d
1917.
[SEALT
Clerk Circuit Gov,
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
Notice of Applicn
Under Section =
Laws oi

NOTICE is h
j. /. Win berlep, pU
cate No. lSQ. dated [
A. D., 1905. has filed
office, and has ma'ir
Deed to issue in acco
Said certificate e
Ing described pr.
Putnam county, !
Lots 3. 4, 10 ana 20 j
to lnterlachen.
The said land b'
date OF issuance @
the name ofChaS. Is
Unless said cert
deemed according
issue thereon on TN
A, D., 1917.
Witness my OF
seal this the lith I'll
1917.
(SEAL1
Clerk Circuit CouI
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
CITY DEMOCRAT
Issues Official Call \
and Civ n

The City Dem, N
are hereby ordered
various wards of ii
day, March I, 1871
M, for the purpose
dermen for the Cit
electing delegates
cratic Convention, ;
Ward 1-One A1i
hose house, seven 4
Ward 2-One Al
nlngs' Store, Lemr
gates.
Ward 3-One Al,
Trade Rooms. four
Ward 4-One Al
three delegates.
Ward 5-One
House, two delegat
Ward 6-One 81
store, two delegate.
Ward 7-Ore
Tank Factory, six
The basis for r.
be one delegate f.
cratic voters and +
over cast in the elf
In the event that
named meeting pIa
the executive comr
ward shall procure
place for holding $
The City Democ
hereby called in tn,
March 9, 1871, at
the purpose OF no
for the CITY Of Pa
tIIS Such other b.
brought before the
CITY DEMOCP
COMMITTEE.
CHAS
J. H. HAUGHTO>
Palatka, Fla. Feb.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, PUTNAM
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
IN CHANCERY.

FLORIDA FARMS G. HOMES, Inc,
A Corporation,
Complainant
G. E. ALLEN. EFT AL,
The complainant having filed sworn
bill in this cause. alleging that 1t be-
lieyes that there are persons interested
in the property involved. whose names
are unknown to it, and having demand
ed this order and otherwise complied
with law, all persons claiming interests
under George w. Anderson. Sr, deceas-
ed. or under George W. Anderson, de-
ceased, or under John r. Brewer, de-
ceased. or under ]. NJ Cannon. deceased.
or under Robert 4. Childs. deceased or
under A H Cole, deceased. or under
Archibald H Cole. deceased. or under
Robert G. Cole, deceased. or under r.
c. Cole deceased. or under Sarah f.
Dexter, deceased, or under John +.
Dunn. deceased, or under r. F. Fooks,
deceased. or under BENZ +. FoOks. de-
ceased, or under George Gerdes, deceas-
ed. or under John A. GermOnd. deceas-
ed. or under Peter Germond deceased,
or under F. II. Hafer. deceased. or un-
der Frank H. Hafer, deceased. or un-
der John r. Hail. deceased, or under
VIM H. Hardesty. deceased, or under
I.uvira G. Howland. deceased, or under
David T LETTER. deceased. or under
David l. LETTER. deceased. or under W.
H Mann, deceased, or under william H.
Mann, deceased. or under J. H. Marvil,
deceased or under Joshua H. Marvil.
deceased. or under Chas. II. Maynard.
deceased or under s. W. Moody. deceas
ed. or under Jno. c. Moomaw, deceased.
or under J. c. Moomaw. deceased. or
under Jno. G. Moonmaw, deceased. or
under J. c. MOonmaw, deceased, or un-
der Zachariast Notes, deceased. or UNI
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09

and they are hereby required to ap-
pear to the bill of complaint herein,
MONDAY, JULY 2nd. 1911
It Is Further Ordered, That this or
dor be published once each week for
twelve consecutive weeks in The Pa
latka News a newspaper published in
said County and State.
Witness my hand and the seal Of this
Court, this the 9Th day of March, A
n 1917.
fSEALD r. !. HANCOCK,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court. Putnam
County, Florida.
Hooker & Martin.
Solicitors for the Complainant.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
Notice of AppIica
Under Section S
Laws OF
NOTICE

NOTICE is h
E. l.. Mann purcna
No. la, dated the ath
has filed said cert
and has made appl
to Issue in acCOrda
Said certificate {
Ing described pr
Putnam county. F
Ne14 OF Nel.. sectjt
Range "A f 10 Acres
The said land ;.
date of issuance o
the name OF Unknow
Unless said cert
deemed according
issue thereon on tl.-
1917.
Witness my Of
seal this the lst day {
(BEAL)
Clerk Circuit Cour
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09

Notice is hereby
Newton is no lon
the Gem City Har
sons indebted to
make payment to
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09

I. DuTndiH' oI"1in 70 a corporation
Edgar tasa' -, L'duards. ], R. Elm
J. Ed"aFqs' JISt,ir Tohn B. Enecks
stein, J. r. hlLsI5i'it tis ,.ifa Orrie G.
j: B. EIeChS' rnacks. !. 3. Enecks
Ehecks, JoSspit - nd Hr I + BRYAN
James H. tgiunS i hIeiness under the
o-partmeiS Fnecks & Company,
nFih haLiIe W IThtndora II. Eldridge,
~; ~; " r-rdridga The Ellsworth
J., htouU ;, C,e,..L,+. - nornoration. Geo. r.
=, = 80 ,,,,,s1 Fairbanks. Frank j.
! 7 an pa 'N' ,r,+a Samuel A. Fisk.
TgIItstue T;..9o ccon.roI g. paninsular Railroad
rL,, ~ .u' - cornoration. Florida Com
,,5,.d;ai a,Pai'i Cor,,onr corporation. Flori
M T,;aa. Ca,nnorv a CORPORATION.
ET Tiorida t'a'i'i live stock association corpo-
~ 'u' r+Ia,isr %aE.aI stores &. Commits
IalIofl, ,it. tpt 'un cnrnoration. Florida
StoM WoS,,irTotion Conparv. a cor
ha.IWaE IL,ori5a Southern Railway
poIallon' S,.,s.ro+ion Florida South
WIN ''r,,.i',, :, t,,,rorv n corporation.
trH I;alI" a. t!mai,s Alice FIvnn. Mi
E,II%@o oe'" 80. : IL' p 7, Enoi,s Reri F.
r..aII . r raol,s F1izabath Jane
ri oohs' i+,.'o,,tri,, r, of tha estate of
"ohS' 1|I,r.. e.. 5ooaosad Caorra r.
- r. rT'NS' cbos rroncis Trus-
r'SlsIt ~. t. lilo p Gale.
C.e, n"I e,,,t,,n E,orida railway
Ctgoi ga o,',torotio1 uu,,v Eraetrs Gil
"r.lP4l.a Iras,s " sG4 = pG: CiiEert T. Cillespie.
I,.!,r IT,! T., IL t.i,iis W n Gornto Henry F,
l! '4H5 INNS, ", ~ ra,,,,z [-rabar,
,Iannan' n Cohotr ,'.','-r'' " Grange
us - ., - vi '','.'1''. Cra,,c-ar Pur-
j.; ;,i VI, IRA ulat p Nc! su+,'' Wr Green
,t.'L ~ vi Crt.S, 1obn = criffr and NJ
-ridI IN ~ I'M In Sning bnsinaes
o. i1a' 10 bs er,,, pa. 'r,s If Marin Grfin
= gi'1EI ,I,e ~ ~ 5oIrb,,s cronI.ar val
q
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09

Ne of nel4 neii Of sw4
sic of nwii nwli Of nw4
nw4 Of SEA sla of lots
l and Cor sla Of ne4D 10 25
Neli Cor lots and p; e9
Of nwA Tor lot 81; nw4
Of seA s12 of se4 Wiz
of neA of se4; neli of
Al Of Of 4e'. --2-..----- Of mel. - : iS iS g g
Nla of ne4 nl2 Of s1a Of
neA sell Of seI Of neg:
nl2 of sell Of nw4 nw4
ofnwii Of seH @ Z of swA
of seh Of sw14 VIZ of
sell of seA of swL----- S 10 %
NJ of neE neIi of nwH;
sia of neA; n1s Of se4;
swA of nwA; swL----- Q 10 25
El2; e2 Of WI: nwA of
nwA of nwlt ---------- 10 10 25
VIZ of seL ---- ~ 10 25
All Of Section -------- IA 10 25
NeA; eIa of nw1,; el2 Of
swK VIZ of sel4; mex of
se4 elk of sw4 Of swH:
swA of swH of swA - Is 10 %
Nwk of nwL of nwH; swL
of nwA of neA eL of
swA Of neh Wa of SEX
of neL -----------------1 16 10 25
NwL of nwL ---- II 10 %
All of section except the fol-
lowing: Sh of nwL of
swh; VIZ of mex of swA;
SEX of neA Of swA IS 10 25
All of section except seA of
neh 10 10 25
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09

J. H. HAUGHTON
Palatka, Fla. Feb.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. PUTNAM
COUNTY. FLORIDA.
~ CHANCERy

FLORIDA FARMS & HOMES, Inc.
\ Corporation.
Complainant
VS..
g. F. ALLEN, EFT AL,
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09

FLORIDA FARMS G. HOMES, Inc,
A Corporation,
laiy ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02
SWINDLE TRIAL BEGINS
100000 Suit Against Father and Two
Sons Under Way

Trial Of members Of the Lancaster Realty
Company, Indicted by the Federal Grand
Jury for using the mails in a 100000
swindle, started today before Judge Thomp-
son in the United, states Circuit Court
The defendants are A. Ellwood Inucas-
ter and his SONS, Albert v and George =.
Lancaster Their business. the hcuduuar-
tcrs of which was located at 700 chestnut
street at tine time Of their arrest. consisted.
according To postal authorities, Of swjudltuE
small sums from housrholdcrs in real estate
deals. Postal Inspector Frank Wilbur
Smith received many complaints and gath
cred enough evidence against them 20 OBJ
tain their indictment. The father has been
missing, but he is expected to be In court
after the trial gets under way.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02
l9 SEEK JOB AS COPS SURGEON
Qualify for Position in the Bureau of
Police

Nineteen physicians qualified today for
appointment to the position Of District Sur
seon Bureau of Police. The position car
res lees FOR medical service. The eligible
list includes:
Thomas A. Shallow, 862l Hamilton street 1;
FRANK f. Boston, SIS North Sixteenth
street Maxwell Herman, 3l9 Pine street /;
Carl Smith, 59ls Christian street James
y, scheehle 1904 Christian street; Carl r.
hoenlg 1874 Harrison street, Albert A.
Fihgles' 2229 Vine street II. Cotter Boyle
5alo Erie avenue; Adolph Cohn, 937 North
Elshth street; Louis w Schwindt, 14l2
AoF'h Fourth street Joseph G. Keller, 3709
Germantown :, avenue Theodore Meinick, 1927
South Fitth street Jacob NJ. Cahan. 1918
Nofth Eighteenth street Franklin ID. Bene-
dict, 1908 North Eighteenth street VIII
nam I, d, MacDonnell, 1915 Stiles street
BENJAMIN II. Shuster, 234s Reed street
marry Cherashore, s43 North Sixth street /:
samuel 5, Cooperman. 462 North Sixth
street William F. Kelly. 545 North Tenth
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02
DIR. W. REFERS FUNERAL HELD
Noted Ophthalmologist Died of Pneu-
monia Contracted in Tennessee

Funeral services FOR Dr Wendell Rebcr
noted ophthalmOlOE who died saturday
were held this aftcrr on at his home 1875
West School House lane. Gcrmuutowu. Doc
tor Reber's death followed an Illness of two
weeks from pneumonia. contracted while
attending the annual meeting of the Amer
lean Academy of OphthalmuOgy and OtO-
laryngolOgy AZ Memphis. Tenn
The Rev. Virgil Rorcr. Of the Arch Street
Methodist Church the Rev. j. r. IIIghcs.
Of St Georges Methodist Church, ana the
Rev Dr John Gordon, of Temple l'nivrr.
sity, oticiated at the funeral. lntermcut
followed In Mnmmt MorLah CcmctnrN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02
Die in Train After Seeing Mummer.

POTTSVILLE, Pa, Jan when the
excursion train containing persons from
this region who went 10 see the mummers'
parade in Philadelphia yesterday returned
to Tamaqua last night, Hugh Hollywood
fortytyears old, Of Coadale, was dead i'm
his seat. Heart disease is attributed as the
cause.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan 2.-Hmigra-
tion of negroes to the Fast and Middle West
from the South was attributed in resolutions
adopted at an emancipation day celebration
here today. in which several thousand ne.
Groes participated, as due To THE lash of
hunger and necessity and to the larger
percentage of personal liberty offered
through the more liberal franchises exist
ing there"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02

Wills probated today We're those Of John
Hesley. G329 Stenton avenue which in
private requests disposes of property valued
at $3S,3OT John :. Warner, Is West Tabor
road. $4,000; Maria Il. Elliott iOl West
Chelten avenue. $lllOO; Helen Gltiuan.
925 South st. Bernard street, 5000; Mary
+. IIild. 2lJ2 Cedar street. $4,000; Jane Mel
don Philadelphia General Hospital, S35OO :;
and Caroline LanEe, Women's Homeopathic
Il0Spital $1,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02

JAMESTOWN, y. Y, Jan, 2-IIgrman
Swanson and Frank wood, Of this city both
mUtomen in the empI"- Of the Jamestown
Westncld and Northwestern Railway, an
electric line operated between this city ana
Westfcld, We're killed i'm head-ou collision
near the Pennsylvania Railroad junction
between Mayyille and IIartteld stations
Twenty Ir passengers Were injured. of
whom twelve We're brought to a hospital In
this city.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
BURGLARS
HOLD HIGH
CARNIVAL
HOuse-Breakings
and HOld-Ups Re-
ported To Police

Two holdups and several house
breakings were repoued 10 the po.
lice. Thursday Thieves entered the
home Of Mrs Mary Goldstein. No
127 Frederick thru a cellar wins
dow an dsole s9-o -Four mes. one
OF them masked and armed Uith a.
revolver. held up A. NJ KOCH 80
353 Orleans-st, and took s. from
him Sixty dollars was taken from
Fred ". Sur7yier, No 11 HazeiV oOd.
ave- by TWO men who held hW ur
in 'front.' OF his hom, Ho Was ace.
companicd by George Uarsnc-e. ot
SO 25S Woodward ave-. hui fho ho'd-
up mon did NOT molrst fhc latter
Two reels OF "Thc Fighting Tfsu'
Hin disappeared from thc movie
house conducted hy y A. Risk Nr
So Dix-avr. They arc valued af
$3.50 a T. WHso So ai Iron.
wOod-ave. reports iu fhr yDnaeular
of The wa- Office th3 Somewhere
In Detroit ho lost sion Several
other smaller rohberies are btrg iu-
yeatipatcu
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
DETROIT
ORCHESTRA
TO DISBAND
Will Quit After Janu-
airy Concert Owing
To Poor Support

After q Ute of slightly less than
TWO wears The Detroit symphony or.
chcstra viii disbsnd following the
curcer of Jan 12
War conditions have undoubtedly
~ cited 7l, musical and theatrical
enterprises no q serious CNtent and
Dctroirs symphony infant was not
strong enough 90 stand OBJ. adverse
conditions witch ir has had 90 face
IN Us second season
Tho concerts This year have not
been supported hy The public a- the
standard OF thc concerts and tho nne
ASSERTING olO,sts deserved. and thc
board oi directors following e. series
oi executive meetings decided that it
would boz better to close the season
in January without a deficit than io
frv 20 sfrugslc along to thc end of
the ohcduIDd season piling Up
heavy expense.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-13
LOGS ARE SOUND
AFTER CENTURY

AURORA, Ind, Dec ~ Newton
J. McKim has had AN old log house
that was constructed by his wife's
Rrandparents. Mr and Mrs Preston
J. Conaway. more than 100 years
ago on the bank of South Fork torn
down and has sold most of the large
logs The house was constructed
OF large black walnut log and they
were almost as sound as whom they
were cut from trees. Mr. and Mrs
Preston J Conawav were early SET
tiers I'm Southeastern Indiana, and
they were the largest land owners
and the wca.ihiest farmers and
stock raiecrs in tho LauEhcrv Greek
valley The old house, which stood
sentinclliko for more than a cen
turv. was given the name of Gray
Gables and number OF wears b.
wac used as "a dance hall conducted
py Dclo J Eltof and 1n orchestra
OF OLD drasmoneI hddiegr