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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-31

Business Chances.
DO YOU need = good location and good
business? Apply 705iz 50 Il Paso St
FOR sALE-Soda fountain; nice for subur-
ban place; value 800 Terms Phone l4ss-
WANTED-AI kinds Of second hand furui-
tUre and stoves. cash OF trade
FOUTZ-MOORE CO., lis " Stanton.
BIG SAVING on cash registers. f. & T.
Commission Co. 200 Herald BLDG. Fl Paso-
FOR sALE-Grocery. good school trade;
living rooms Phone 1928.
SODA FOUNTAIN Tor s.is at sacrifice. Al
South Stanton
THIS is an opportunity TO get IN on a good
manufacturing proposition: investigate. Ad-
dress 2 IS, care Herald
DOCTOR AUER
Chronic diseases: female diseases. Nervous
diseases 304 Two Repub bldg Pm 4s42-5i4o.
FOR SALE foot marble soda fountain,
good as new can be bought at a bargain
See Mcdonald, WigwRm Cigar Stand
FOR SALE cheap-Two chair barber shop;
good business For particulars address W h
Holmes. Tularosa, New Mex
20 ROOM hotel for sale; one block north
OF plaza. owner leaving city 5oiis Mesa
Phone z54s-
TOR SALE-Confectionery good location do
ing good business; good Teason for selling;
no agents Address y "a. care Herald
SALOON for sale; nice business location:
the best location in town Inquire at Silver
King cafe
WE'LL managed and paying business for
sale at invoice price for czsh- About SIoeu
required o. F. 81. care Heraid
WILL SELL all o. half Interest in pool
hall: nine tables: doing god business; IN
he--+ ~ rffr- good reasons for selling Ad-
dress r 4sl, care HeEala.
FINANCIsI-copper share. pooled 5e.0ee.
producing mines stock selling for -5c; am
compelled to sacrifice; any part at Sc per
share Particulars address J So. Herald
$500 and a man Of sales ability can secure
very profitable employment with q large,
well established local ccrperativn- Audresa
z ?. care Herald
TOR SAIF-Payinz business doing $4,000
monthly Investigation welcome: none but
responsfble people may reply VIII take Sle,-
geo cash u handle Reply Business, care
Herald
FoB sAIE-Good stock q new and second
hand goods; cash required would take ! orc
as part payment Good reason for selling.
Eisele Furniture Co, De-ninE New Mex
WANTFD-To buv two or three chair bar
her shco IN good town IN New Mexico or
q Paso; possession May l. chas- r. Dupuy.
Rochelle. La
The ONLY complete rock crushing plant IN
southwest Texas; no competition; more rock
sold Inn can deliver 1t Sis per ton a.
plant: best Of reasons Tor selling P O. box
$40. Deming. X. ~
TWO successful. experienced attractive
women want % be financed IN soda fount-
ain confectionery business in Miami Ariz-
Let rs an with you address a 51s. care
Herald
TRADE YOUR OLD FURNITURE in on
rev and psy the balance 90 days The same
cash Or 81 week
YOUNG FIRNITURE CO.
ls7 =. stanton 81 fhol4e sos
WANTFD-Afen TO investigate government
on t.-,---sftfon- free oil lands are something
rev - me ~ 7ol Two Republic bldg r.
fe Car-e- CritIrfee aftcrwaros-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-31
NOTICES. REWARD
Personal.

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sPIRELLsA corsets- Mrs Huiett. Pm. 55T2
LACE CURTAINS Iaundered Beautifully.
Kramer. phone 1919.
SCIENTIFIC massage al your own home
Prof F. l. Sanders Phone 1882
CHIROPRACTOR.
lsocn Svs- Herald hlas- Phone 1880
DR. D. PANSH(-Orauge couns-. Avoid
--ouf-e- send power attorney. Determined
WANTED 70 hear from lady Or couple going
20 Kansas City sunday Phone slff ak so-
-i-S. Mcr-ln- after $50 D. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-31
Help Wanfed-Male

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NEAT English speaking Mexican for dining
room Ecrk and cleaning. il10 Nevada
MEN for b-st baths in city; hot and cold
showers. swimming pool; only CSC, monthly
rate. good every day. s.. Open till $50 pm
WANTED-First class fancy spotter and
oyer; WOmen's clothes. also fancy nresseT
Works, e35 East Washington. Phoenix
Arizona
MEN-Our illustrated catalogue explains
how We teach the barber trade quickly
mailed free Moler Barber College. san An
tonic Texas
WANTED-American clerk for country store
near 81 Paso. must have experience in buy
Ing and selling dry goods and speak spanish
address j. o. box lse- r faso-
Statesmen TO learn Spanish in Y n g A.
Both beginners and advanced classes pes-
instruction. reasonable rates. Full informa-
ton eheerfuliy given y 81 g A
WANTED Competent bookkeepar; must
speak English and Spanish: bond and ref
sreuces required Address = ass. care Her
aid
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS wanted $500
month sample examination questions free
Franklin Institute. Dept. 4soD. Rochester.
y l.
WANTED-Hen OF ability 20 learn cotton
business BY our correspondence course tTas
samples. also personal COURSE good openinee
Charlotte Cotton School. Charlotte y Q
WANTED solicitor and delivery man Tor
grocery store. must know how 10 run Ford
carr experience and reference required
Model Grocery ana Market 1881 f MIS-
souri,
BE \ RECRUITING OFFICER Tor the pa
triotlc order United Sons Of America good
pay; quick promotion Send 81 for mem
bership, button. application blanks and sup
plies. Headquarters Nj Vernon. No
AMBITIOUS men everywhere 10 open clean
ing. dyeinE and pressing shop; capital ana
experience unnecessary We teach you Prac-
teal Sales Agency. 24e4 Forest. Dallas Tex
OPPORTUNITY FOR young man with expe-
renee lr retail drug store 20 take charge
Of a soda fountain and assist IN store; REF
srences required Progressive pharmacy, AZ
\. oregon -
WANTED-Men and women 10 qualify for
government positions; several thousand ep-
pointmentE to be made next Few months
Full Information about openings. how o pre-
pare etc. free. Write Immediately for book
let &C sS2. Earl Hopkins. Washington
D. c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-31
Financial.


Financial.
7 HAVE $4,000 TO $1,000 to invest IN a leEit-
innate business, FL Paso OF elsewhere. which
viii stand the closest investigation. Address
sos care Herald
FREE BOOK Money in or shows how
you can make quick profits Have produc-
tion and stock doubles IN price April TWEEN
tieth- Neosho Co, X c Life bldg, Kan
sas City. Ao.
Money To Loan.
MONEY To LOAN at per cent on business
income property See Leo p Schuster. Sl4
Mills bldg
MONEY TO LOAN on good inside business
property. per cent interest A p Cole &
Bros 2G2 n Oregon
WE AXE THE OLDEST chsttel mortgage
lean Company in the city We loan on all
chatteis. automobiles. furniture. pianos. ca
tie. horses. mules. etc: also buy chattel
mortgage and vendors lien notes Equitable
Loan Assn. 3i5 Trust bldg.
MONEY To LOAN.
Money 10 loan on downtown business prop
erty at six per cent Interest.
VIII make :oans on residence property at
JAMES l. MARI & COMPANY.
so4 san Antonio St Phone 43s9
QUICK SMALL LOANS
To the worthy In need We employ lawful
methods only: that's Why we succeed Th-
personal note OF honest wage earners Is all
we require Call today No delay Drake.
e0l Roberts Banner Bldg
CTR YOUR MONEY IRON rs
We loan any amount on diamonds. watch
ee. iewel-y and other valua bles. Courteous
and confidential treatment Our roferencesf
city National = ank and Texas Bank and
Trust Co Protect your Taiuabies by piac-
frs them in our vaults
SECURITY LOAN Co,
Corner II Paso and san Antonio Sts
Help Wanted-MaIe.
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Tall 4 Mitchell Employment Agency,
2O3 San Francisco St
TWO carpenters wanted to build giassed IN
sleeping porch Phone 5055M-
MN TO learn spanish: new class at Y. 4
BOY y7ilh wheel. Plaza FLORAL Co. Mccoy
hotel
WANTED-DeiIvs-y boys with bicycle. Pot
ter Floral Mills bldg.
wANTED-A good country printer at SIS
per week Maria Town TAX. Maria Tex
RESI- ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED AZ
once; experienced Hawkins Bros
SHOE MAKER wanted s1S 50. Second =.
VIM Batch. Albuquerque. y IL
WANTED-AH around office man and book
keeper. permanent position address. giving
all Information. y 1-3. care Herald
FIRST CLASS soda dispenser wanted al
Central Confectionery for sunday after-
Rooms Phone -, Asi-ia-
EARN SIS weekly. spare time. writing Tor
ncvspapers. magazines exp unncc-; details
lree- Press syndicate. 90, ST Loul-. No.
$50 WEEKLY made writing names FOR mail
crde' houses 10 cart1ssl1iE- partlculars Tor
e;-r'p. Tie Guide company. Memphis, Tenn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-31
Helm WanIed-SaIesmen.

SPEEDOLIN E-AutornObile owners enthusi-
artic everylgh here; great opportunity for i've
representative in each locality; write quick
for big money making proposition The
SpeedOline company. Dallas. Texas
Statesmen WASTED-Experience unnec-
essery. earn while sou learn Write for
large list Of openings and Testimonials from
hundreds q our students who earn 500 20
$500 a month Address nearest office. dept
--3 National Statesmen Training Associatio-i
Chicago New York. san Francisco
EIDE LINE or fuu time live wire salestnen
20 handle tho oldest and most popular
brands OK temp rance non Intoxicating beer
exclusive territory and fUl commission on
all recorders. assure producers a perillaf cnl
and profitable business. Write full parucu-
lars about yourself to The Hamburger com
uauy. 3Ia-I6-1s 81 Michigan Ave. Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-31
P0RTRlsrT MN

our uev and up Co date print plant IS
proving Of great value 20 the portrait men
In the southyrest: our prints are tho fine
20 Be hs,. our service the quickest This ala
means ruou@- ln yuu- Remember We 1lf
cornplete-enl r-iue. finishing ana frsmils-
The only ra.- fu know our value g. 20 eise
us trial A. b. Soper.
OKLA. PORTRAIT AND ENIaARGINtI CO.
800 X. 4th ST..
Oklahoma City O4sI--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-31
ANsWERs 10 REKALp ans.

The following list OF uncailed for answers
70 Herald Want Advertisements are now be-
ing held for delivery At The Herald business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-31
PolIhY and PET Stock.


W-ASTED-A few rair California crested
live quail for propa ating purposes c &
Hicks. 1911 Grandvi TT ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-31

WANTED Experienced adding machine op-
orator. Apply main office IN mezzanins
floor. Popular Dry Goods Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-31

Situation Hanted-femaIe.
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WANTED 90 plain sewing or washing
at home Phone S3SfW-
CAPABLE Mexican girl with references
wants houseworE- 310 Texas. room /
EXPERIENCED English Spanish stenoera-
pher. American owning typewriter wants
part day work Phone 7@54 between l59
and D. m
WIDOW. refined. educated. reference posi-
tion as companion Address X 500. care
Herald
WANTED-Positiou. four years office eSpe-
rience. O little short hand; good on type
writer Phone -ta5W
WANTED-By lady who win assist in
household duties in return for good hone
Phone $3.50.
WANTED-Posltion ne Eoverness or tutor
for the summer by teacher from the east
who expects 10 spend her vacation in the
west, university graduate and experienced
teacher. Write u 50. care Herald
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper stencgrap neg
with best Of reference desires position with
good mercantile concern either retail oT
yrhoiesale. Would prefer position which re-
quirt- combination WORK Address u. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-31

Wanted-Boaru and Rooms.
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ANTED-Ecom aac board by two young
lu-u- address N IL. care Herald
WANTED az ouca-E5lard and room with
private family close 20 Seurhcesteru shops
ty Two young men. u1 ziCA. Highlands
preferred. permanent. Addra y ft1- care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-31

WHITE Orpingron bao- chicks and hatch
Ing eggs from trap o, sted winter layers
krulrs Poultry yards 35e7 Findly- Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-31

RASDALL'S Barred ks are good layers
all tn time. Hens. 81 o up cocksreis $3.50
Up; baby chicks, % snts each: April DE-
livery James Randall 1910 Memphis St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-31
Wanted-Reai Estate

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HAVE $500 CASH
10 nav on small place. not over $1,000. Il
-he Alta Vista section Address n g. care
Herald.
WANTED-Weu located cottage IN city n
exchange for half interest ia 5f-- acres
best horse. cattle sheep land In II FaAo
county Address Buck. 615 F. missouri
WANTED bargain In = or room pun
calov- on Bliss. Montana or Tularosa- nos
to exceed SsSOo- viii pay $1,000 cash and
assume balance. Address with exact loct-
tion and price. o. C. Aintree. care Herald-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-31

FOR sALE-I4o head OF Colorado raised
high grade and pure bred Hereford buils.
coming two years old; will trade for cattle
Of any class for delivery at any time dur
ing 1917. J. c. Han. 5e5 FRS Nat Bank
bldg, Fl Paso. Texas.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-28
Christian College Notes

Miss Margaret Neer is spending the
weekend with friends in Boone Coun.
ty.
Miss Betty Darnall, health officer
has been ill the last week with the
grip.
Miss Virginia Kelley is spending
Saturday and Sunday at her home in
Kansas City.
Miss Lillian Bird Whitesell of In
ion City, Tenn, arrived Wednesday
to enter the college for the second
semester. She was accompanied by
her father, r. P. Whiteseil.
Miss Jewel Moody and Miss yivien
Tucker of Stephens College will be
dinner guests today of Miss Fannie
B. Owen and Miss Nellie Mae Poyn-
ter.
President st. Clair-Moss gave the
story of Faust" at the chapel hour
Saturday morning in preparation for
the presentation of the opera here
next week by the San Carlo Opera
Company.
Miss Margaret Morrow of Brimson
arrived Saturday to enter the college
for the second semester.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-28
TO CONVENE AT HOLLISTER
Y. NJ. c. AS Of ) States Plan IO.Da,
Conference in Ozarks.

Students in the universities and COL
leges of Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas,
Arkansas and Louisiana who are pre-
pairing themselves for Y. NJ. C. A.
work probably will not have to 20 to
Lake Geneva, Wis, for their annual
spring conference this year. Plans
are now being made by the state and
national Y. NJ. c. A. committees to
open an annual student conference at
Hollister, Mo-, in the spring for the
students in these states.
The movement to establish a stu
dents conference at Hollister comes
as a result of the crowded conditions
prevailing at Lake Geneva last year.
more than 900 students from schools
in the middle west attended the ten
day session at this resort last June.
ten University of Missouri students
making the trip.
Hollister is a well-known Missouri
summer resort in the Ozark moun-
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-28
COLLINS ENTERS CHICAGO SCHOOL
Former Tiger Athlete to Prepare for
Work as Physical Director.

Word has been received by Secre-
tary ]. S. Moore of the Y. NJ. C. A.
that Clinton Collins, former Tiger
football star and a graduate of the
School of Journalism in 1916, has en-
tered the Y. M. C. A. Training College
at Chicago to prepare himself for a
position as athletic director. Mr.. Col
Inns, who has been working on the
Journal-Chronicle at Owatonna, Mimi.
entered the school January 1. He
was recently reported to have accept
ed a position with the association at
Honolulu, Hawaii.
Theodore Smith, a former student
in the University, who assisted in
the work of the Y. NJ. C. A. while here
will be graduated from the training
school this spring after two years
preparation for the position of secre-
tary.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-28

tains and is located on the White
River. 1t is aboEt $50 miles southwest
of Columbia, or about 100 miles nearer
than Lake Geneva. The number Of
Missouri students attending the con-
ference should be doubled, if it is held
at Hollister, according to Secretary j.
S. Moore. 1t is planned to hold the
conference during the early part of
June. A ten-day program, arranged
along the line of the Lake Geneva
program, is planned.
The beginning of a conference for
these five states will make nine an
nual sessions that are being held in
various parts of the country every
June. The original conference at
NOrthfield. Mass, is still held every
year. being attended by students in
eastern schools. other important con-
ferences are those at Asheville, N.
c., Estes Park, Colo, and Lake Gen.
eva, Wis.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-28
400 CHILDREN CROWD
OLDEST SCHOOL HERE
First Jefferson Building Was
on Present Site of the
Columbia High.
MOTHERS CLUB AIDS
Organization Plans to Better
Equip Playground for
the Pupils.

At Jefferson School two big stones
flank the steps leading up to the arch
of the main doorway. They were
once rough and unpublished but have
been worn smooth by the trouser-
seats during the eighteen years that
the youngsters have used them as
slides.
These stones are typical of Jeffer-
son School itself. Columbia's pioneer
school, once crude and unfinished, has
been rounded and smoothed until it
is an almost perfect organization and
the largest in the city. The building
houses 400 children and 100 more, Of
ficially enrolled, attend the seventh
grades in the high school building.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-28

| the Mothers Club. Clothing will b.
bought with the $119 now in the treas
ury.
Fifty dollars were raised Christina:
at dinner and luncheon given by the
club. Twenty dollars profit was real.
lied at an oyster supper and candy
sale in the school building in Novem-
Der. A completely equipped kitchen
has been installed in Jefferson School
for the use of the club. There are
sixty active members in the organiza-
ton. The officers are: President,
Mrs. T. Kennedy; treasurer, Mrs. c.
c. McCaskey; secretary, Mrs. W. H.
Majors.
Mothers Club Aids Progress.
"The fine grounds recently purcbas-
ed by the school board offers an op-
portunity for the Mothers Club" said
Mrs. Majors. at will take time. but
We hope to raise enough money to
completely equip the Jefferson play
ground. We have been organized but
few months and the raising of such
sum will require considerable
time"
Jefferson School children are al
ready looking forward to the new ap-
paratus and are planning to set out
and cultivate flowers and shrubs in
the spring. The first experiment in
this line was made last spring when
a 100 tulip bulbs were set out.
The pupils are also interested in the
growth of their library, the largest in
he Columbia ward schools. 1t con-
aims 1870 books. Another library of
,hildrens' story books is being start
ID. Jefferson School also contains !
we'll furnished rest room for the fac
lily.
The members of Jefferson School
aculty are: Miss Frankie McClana-
ian. Miss Roberta Howell and Miss
rillie McHarg, seventh grade; Miss
Inna Finley, principal. sixth grade:
liss Edith Robinson, fifth grade; Mrs.
iannie McKimpson, fourth grade;
lrs. ]. L. Corlew, third and fourth
.rades; Miss Kathryn Douglass,
ourth grade: Miss Sallie Kneisley,
bird grade; Miss Cinnie B. Haggard.
econd grade; Miss Mary Dysart and
irs. Marie Robinson. first grade.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-28
Bohemian Seeks N. q. Bulletin

R. Rosicky, publisher of the Hos.
podar, Bohemian farm paper, of Oma-
ha, Neb., has written to the Secre-
tary Of the agricultural extension
service asking for permission to use
cuts and material from "The Farm
Kitchen" bulletin recently publish
ed by the College of Agriculture.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-28

The old Jefferson School, erecte,
where the high school building nov
stands, was the first public school il
Columbia. Prior to 1881, Columbia,
children went to school in the OLE
Methodist church on lower Broadway
and in private residences. In 1873
the first school board was elected. Il
was composed of r. H. Clinkscales
w. T. Anderson, J. M. Samuel, R. A
Moore, T. B. Gentry and ]. S. Moss
A school tax of 40 cents on the dol.
lar was assessed and S12, 900 in bonds
were issued to buy lots and pay for
the new building.
Old School Was COlumbia's Pride.
The Jefferson School was a two
story brick structure of eight rooms
with a handsome belfry" 1t was
heated by coal stoves with "a new
and highly improved patent" Colum-
bia was proud of it's Jefferson School.
In 1899, $4,000 in bonds were voted
and a high school building, which is
now the Jefferson School. was erected
just west of the old building. In two
years this structure was outgrown,
and both floors of the first school
were used by the high school students.
The new high school building was
then christened Jefferson School and
the pioneer schoolhouse became known
as the high school building.
In 1908, Columbia's first school
house, the old Jefferson School build
ing was torn down and the new s1O5.-
900 structure erected on the site. The
present Jefferson School has eight
rooms, nearly all overcrowded. There
are three fourth grades with ninety
five pupils, two third grades with
fifty-seven pupils and a first grade di-
vided into halliday session. The
school district includes the entire
north part of the city. The Eugene
Field school, now under construction
near the Hamilton-Brown Shoe Com
pany, will relieve the congestion.
Jefferson school pupils believe in
educational programs and will present
one before proud parents and friends
at tie slightest provocation. Nearly
all of the national holidays are hon.
ored by special programs by each
room. Upon special occasions an as
sembly of the entire school is held in
the main corridor which is ideal for
that purpose
Art Work Is Feature.
Timely illustrations and art work
are the pride of Jefferson youngsters.
They exhibit four first ribbons. five
seconds and two thirds, won at the
state fair for superior art work. Cut
,ut" poster designs and woven work
Ire featured.
A plot of ground 46O by $50 feet
vas recently purchased and added to
he Jefferson School grounds. A part
# this will be developed into a high
chool athletic field in few years but
jefferson School pupils will be given
he use Of it. Distracted mothers
Till no longer be forced to repair
lothing damaged by too frequent con-
act with the sliding" stones on the
ront steps of Jefferson School for
he Mothers Club is already planning
develop the new Fairgrounds and
lstall wooden slides and swings.
The Mothers Club, organized last
pring, has devoted its energies to
eeping the children in school. Money
as been raised to supply needed
othing for those children who other
Use would be unable to attend school
n lack Of proper garments. A large
art Of the credit for the 95 Der cent
tendance at Jefferson School is due
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-28
Kansas City Slayers Get 40 Years.
By United Press

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 27.-George "
Case and John A. Rich, charged with
the murder of Charles Anderson, a
Kansas implement dealer last August.
were found guilty today on a charge
Of second-degree murder and SEN
fenced to forty years Imprisonment.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-28
WINGO FUNERAL TODAY

Body of COlumbia's Second Oldest
Citizen to be Buried at Hinton.
The funeral services of William
Wingo, who died Friday afternoon,
will be held at / o'clock this after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19
REFUSES TO LEAVE RUSSIA
Grand Duke Michael Rejects GugEeS.
ton Tint He Go to Eng
land 70 Live.
TRy Associat,d Press.I


PETROGRAD, August 17.-Grand
Duke Michael. according to the Bourse
Gazette. has rejected the sugg estion
that no go to England 20 live, declar-
ing he could not leave Russia until
the constituent assembly has deter
mined the future form OF government
Grand Duke Michael q. the begin
ming Of the revolution made pro-
visionrl renunciation OF his claim to
imperial successor, declaring he will
only accept the throne II called by. the
people.
The Bourse Gazette says there. were
persistent rumors a few days before
the transfer Of Elk Emperor Nicholas
from Tsarskoe.Selo that Grand Duke
Michael had departed for England.
investigation proved ht had been
given the option OF going there. but
refused to do so until the question Of
regime WAS settl led; 4. 3 b IS,