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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-12-19
.s.v+. 70 Show Movies.

8tate to Show MOVIES.
The industrial commission IS ar
ranging to present a series or moving
ncture shows in the Industrial centers
along the lake shore. 'The Cost OF
Csrelessness," a most interesting film
nroduced by the United States Steel
rorporation. showing the work in the
rteantic steel mills, etc. and 'An Tn
believer Convinced dramatic HIM
Of the employer who did not see the
necessity of safety first" devices IN
HI his daughter and other girls were
burned to death in his factory. viii be
shown.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-12-19
CHAPTER VII.
Ira MacBeard.

Ira MacBeard was one of those rare
aeh who are recognized by their con-
'eluporaries as master minds. To the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-12-19
.., Warrants in State.

LcSg Migrants VI OIaNC'
Records in the Madison police sta
ZION show that in the last year, since
rho state council of defense took up
the vigorous prosecution of the va
grancy laws. there has been a decrease
nj a. per cent in the humble. Of va
grants who have been lodged IL me po-
lice station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15

the District Court 1T Richmond. Opinion
hN judge l'ritchard. Reversed
No. ltNa--- Sherwood Shoe COMPANY IT
~. appellants. ~. John w Wix. bank
rupt, appellee: appeal from the District
Court at GrccuvilIc. :. &. In banI. ;
tuptcy. Opinion by Judr. Dayton NJ
iiru"d.
taS. argued Yesterday:
NJ. Isl Dave t;auch. bankrupt, ap.
pcllant. rs. III" M:tnchcstSr-Smi;h Co
ne. appellee; appeal from III, District
Court ~ N"rfoll Is. Va. In bankruptcv
Argued 10y J. l.. Mitchell. ur Norfolk
va; for the. appellant, and ~ Alfred
AnG''S"n OF N"ri"lk. Va. Tor III" APP
Case in cell To-day:
No, l'>2--t. II. Gear, and sim Mca-
dowS, partners under In. firm name and
StNic 81 tn%art X M,,io,xS Co Main.
t.i'S IN error. ~. j. W. I,arncs aud
I;cors" j. Graham. shrrttr of Nil
lia'nshnrS County. :. q. defendants m
error: error u the District Court !, 1
tl"r.nc". :. =. I" be- argued by ". +
Stacki"usc ana /. l. Lido. or Marion
:. G.. for the pltin,inS in error, ana
~ T.. /. ilirsch. OF KinEstr".. = a.. and
M"ssrs Nh''tnr X Baker. 81 Florence.
:. q, Tor tia. defendants in error
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15
cu.>,Eni uELE.SE DEEDS.
Nine Deeds 81 ucleasc. Amounting TO
SI1JIB.1N.

Cooper, Ia, ~. square i, Havcnwood
February Is. 1914. s37l
stuart Rowe. trustee. 10 john Gray
P.ul - w. !. acres, being northwest
tr.an:le OF Fairfield Race ''ougSc Trac-.
ifcnruary -. l"ii $3.50.
lin'Z!or d Levy. trustees. o. i: RIOS
cns:"u, lot II itnd AMI improvements
Known - ltl2 East E:oad street Feb.
rIary IL. 1917. $500.
III. seldom Taylor q; ais. trustees 4,
Oliver H. k:aG. 81 t..t :. inches los
depth not given. known a l,l3 i'Irl
Avenue. t'ehruar! \. ,al. S3.3uo
Joseph kinscy - ais. trustee. 80
rerl Il. SSrvci. u foot - inches
by 10 s. feet known as "tl@ IIanuN"r
Avenue. January :. 1917. $l..oo.
u. =. Wa.lerst.in. trustee. a. Anutc
l.. Alley g vir. Ii l-2xl5S IL f"ct
south side ~ Clay street At west Nm.
~ Smith street. Fcbrua:s l." lpl7.
si.55S.4s.
.. II. Funsten trustee. TO NJ rh",ub>
Mussan. SNN5. 81 feet. known ..s <o,.
and 10 North Eighteenth street. ,iaca-
ruary |. 1917. $3.50.
~. V. shea, trustee. 10 l.. II Ai.i,on.
II fec; - inches hv i1a 3-t foot.
known az 2llo Hanover Avenue. NJ
Ncmber Is, 1916. $3.50.
Sittcrdiuc anil EoNlcy. trustees. -
w. Il. Francis. leo 2-2Ns% To-; north
line of King street. AZ wcS, linz 49,
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15
REAL ESTATE.
AND COURTS
GHANCERE TRANSFERS.
''Sn' Deeds OF Bargain mud Sale.
Amounting 10 SII,0.0.

i,and Investment corpor.ticn - w
- lass. lots p and -. block L. cham
"'riaTne Court. fun" Il. irIe. i4.o
=. Eos"ns,cin OF uS. 20 the William
hNrd Press. Inc. - fee; - inches
~ - feet > l." inches northeast corner
MaIo and Franklin Streets February.
y l?l' tax $40. SO.
Gilbert J. Hunt ri ux t. Aubrey l..
i,mnt; :: i:2xi"c feet, known - ?os
aud @oe-A North Shcppa,d street .onc-
half tntcr.sn February :. 1917. tax
30 cents. $40.
AUBREY l.. Hun; ct ny - Gilbert 1.
liunt. - l-2Nloo feet. known - .c4
and COCA sheppard street ,onn-h.lf
interesto. February q. Inl,. tax %
cents. $40.
Fannie r. Jones 10 . i. p.vis. .5xl.i
l"ct north line "f Floyd Avenue os -
feet cast of Colonial Avenue. February
:. 1917: TAX $50 $40
Highland i'srk Really Ccrpora,!o,.
!" Geeroe ~ ,Spav"n. H.; 8, block =;
,,.k Ridge. February 2, 1917, TAX ST;
lIishlard Park Eealty corporation 10
J. i. DcdSon. lot -" block q. Battery
Court February 10. l.l- tax ST. $40
Highland lark Realty Cooperation to
Mrs. Will" NJ. Nielsen. 10. IL block
~ E.ttc"% Court. January s l"l7: tan
~. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15
,u.>cEnr DEEDS or m, 81.
Twelve Deeds OF Trust. Amounting "a
Sa0.1nt

Gilbert J. Hunt - u%. 10 Richard II.
Sm.th. trustee. - i2xl00 feet known
n .n; and .04-A North sheppard
street. February -. Ial.. $500.
W. - .ass Ia irving T. C'amph.!l
trustee. lots - and -. Block T.. Cham
b"rlavn Court. Jun" u. 1876 $50.
Aubrey l.. Hunt - ny. - Richard II
Smith. trustee. 49, i--&iu0 tcAt k:own
- 2"s and 2n,:-., Sh@ppa.a street. Fob.
ru.ry -. 49,. $1,000
Sarah /: lierndon '" Pollard &
EaSnl, Inc. trustee. 33Ni52 feet. known
aS aNG " south Plum street Feb
gu.tN - 1917. 5I.S<n.
olive II King 81 ux Ia Harrison &
l:.i"-. trustees, 81 feet - nChes h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15
NJ srI>.s rounr. PART II.

John Jenkins has Instituted suit In
lInstincS Court. Part ~. against A. w
Mcclay. The plaintiff seeks 10 recover
DAMAGES 10 III" extent Of $1,000. but no
declaration was filed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15

iI>tIIL.ANIOIs MARKETS..
toTToN GOODS

sew YORK. February lt--ootiou good,
-" rle"dL"i today With better inquiry
,"t Ersh. rcp"r,cd. Eu,in- for nearby re-
4nlfHM"ntS .sr" growing broader Knit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15

garage. .lill Fourth Avenue. TO cost
500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15

NOTE: For many years Dr Baker
haS hcen giving free advice ana pre-
INC press columns. and DOUBTLESS has
helped III relieving illness and distr.S,
NOR" than any single Individual IN tho
world'S history. Thousands have writ
ten him expressions Of gratitude and
confidence. ADV - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15

Answer: First shampoo the hair
and then apply plain yellow minyoI
Mhout once week as per directions
This relieves the itching oycrco,ncs
the dandruff and makes tho hair bean
IHuil! sloSSF and vigorous. Obtain in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-15

Mrs. y. asks: MY scalp itchcs tor
rlbiN. - tcNcrish and great amount
oil oily dandruff is present What is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
BASEBALL CLUBS STILL
HITTING DIXIE TRAIL
More Teams Leave For South Do Their Spring Lmberinq
Up-Athletics, Indianapolis Kansas City and Pitts
burg Are Ready to Get Down to Work.

All the regulars and several new
players OF the Philadelphia (American
leasue) club left Philadelphia yester-
day for Jacksonville. Fla. for spring
training. The party. which is in
charge of Captain Harry Davis, will
be Joined there by the pitchers and
other players Of the team. who have
been going through preliminary train
ing at Fort Pierce. Fla. under the eve
of Manager Connie Mack.
With ten players aboard and more
to Join 1t on the way the train bearing
the members Of the Indianapolis Ameri-
can association club to the spring
training camp at Albany Ca. left home
last night. Manager Jack Hendricks
was In charge of the squad. composed
Of GoSsett and Schang catchers: Rogre,
Northrop. Dale and Musser. pitchers;
Callahan, second baseman. and Reilley,
Zwflling and Wickland. outhelders.
Leary. FIRST baseman. will meet the
team In Cincinnati today Bronkie,
third baseman. and Cy Falkenberg,
pitcher. are TO report at Albany March
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
"PEG-I &c DICK"
IN TROUBLE AGAIN

"Peg-Leg Dick" Jefferson, a dusky
character who hangs OUT around
Second and Baker streets since q little
difficulty with the law several years
ago robbed him OF certain allotted
portion OF his freedom. attempted to
eradicate from the face of the earth
last night one Elijah Gray. also known
more or less. 20 the local police. Dick"
claimed that 'Lige" Just wasn't AT to
live. anyway. and got tired OF seeing
him around. so he fired at him.
The affair took place In the home
OF Miss" Beatrice Morton. over on
Clark street and somehow Beatrice
herself came into range OF the gun
FIRE. AS consequence, she is just
now In the Virginia hospital. minus an
eye and also minus a great deal of
unprintable language which she graf
uitously bequeathed to and bestowed
upon Mistah Jefferson. Elijah wasn't
seriously injured. and Beatrice also
will get we'll. Dick" is still at large.
but he can't get far on that peg, and
will probably be taken In TO-DAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
VIRGINIA LEsGUERS
KEEP WITHIN LIMIT
Baseball Players All Around the State
Circuit Arc Accepting Cuts
Graciously.

Lynchburg. Va. March 11.--There
league of an honest effort on the part
OF the teams to get into the reduced
| salary limit and. apparently. the back
ers OF the clubs, which carried over
considerable reserve material. are do
ing their best to clip off sufficient from
the salaries of the men they desire
to carry over to get them into the ST.
zoo, that being the limit aside from
me player managers stipend. The re.
port comes from Petersburg to the
erect that the men on the reserve
are accepting the cuts very graciously
the manner In which the veterans are
returning their contracts signed be-
ing reported to be very encouraging
to the hackers OF the Coolers. An
other surface indication OF this comes
from Newport News, where It Is re-
ported that John Voss, a good pitcher.
may be lost to the Builders this year
because he has refused to accept a
cut made necessary by tho effort Of
the Builders hackers to get inside the
limit. Voss returned his contract with
the suggestion that his pay be In
creased or he be given his uncondi-
tional release. He was the first OF
the veterans to be heard from and
has been notified that the Newport
News club can agree to neither re-
quest. That means that Voss will
pitch for the Builders at smaller
salary, one that conforms to the salary
limit. or will 60 on the suspended list,
unless the Builders can make other
arrangements for him. Should New
port News persist in this stand II can
be taken as a disposition on the part
OF the hackers OF the club there to
have an honest regard Cor the salary
limit this year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
Tobacco Habit
Easily Overcome

New Yorker. OF wide experience,
has written a book telling how the to-
eacco or snun habit may be easily and
quickly banished with delightful benz.
Mt The author, Edward J. Woods
s!s F. Station f. New York city. viii
mail his book free on request.
The health improves WONDERFULLY
after tobacco craving Is conquered
Calmness. tranquil sleep, clear eyea,
normal appetite. good digestion. man.
~ viEor. strong memory and gen.
eral gain in efficiency are among the
many benefits reported. Get rid Of
that nervous. irritable feeling: no more
need OF pipe. cigar. cigarette, snur
or chewing tobacco to pacify morbid
destre-Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
BASEBALL CANDIDATES
MANY At MASSAKUTTEN
ii. OF last Years Men Available.
While Many Promising New
Ones Are on Hand.

Woodstock, Va, March 11.--Gwing
10 the Indictment weather. Coach
Kerr has not made a call for baseball
candidates. but few have been do
ing some work IN order TO be IN rim
for the first call. The prospects for
Massanutten this year look prom Using.
and. although several places are TO be
filled. there seems to be plenty Of
material. Six of last years letter sn@n
will be available. The first game Is
scheduled for April with Baltimore
City college. Coach Kerr Is pleased
with the list of games. The schedules:
April 7-Baltimore City college, at
Woodstock. Va.
April 10-Eastern high s-nool. at
Woodstock, Va.
April 12-Business high school, at
Woodstock, Va.
April l4-Shenandoah Collegiate in
stitute, at Woodstock, Va
April 1s-Staunton Military acad-
envy, at Staunton. Va
April fredericksburg high school.
at woodstock. Va.
April 2S--Bridgewater college. at
Woodstock. Va.
April 3o-staunton Military a~ad-
envy. at Woodstock, Va.
May 4-Mercersburg academy. at
Mercersburg, Pa
May 5--Berryville high school. at
Berryville. Va
May 11--Harrisonburg high school,
at Harrisonburg. Va.
May 12-Bridgewater college. ut
Bridgewater. Va.
May 17-Woodberry Forest school,
at Woodbury. Forest, Va.
May 18--Jefferson school, at Char
iottesville. Va.
May 19-Ffshburne Mil'ta:y acad-
envy, at Waynesboro, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
WOODMEN OF WORLD TO
MEET IN FREDERICKSBURG

Fredericksburg. Va. March IL
Woodmen OF the World will meet in
state convention here Tuesday and
Wednesday. There will be a dance
at the opera house Monday night. An
open session of the convention will
be held Tuesday morning Mayor ].
P. Rowe. DR.. ]. Garnett King and II.
F. Chrismond will deliver addresses
OF welcome. S. Gordon Cumm,ns, OF
Hampton, and Mr.. Godsey, OF Peters
burg, will respond. Following a bust
ness session during the day, another
public meeting will be held at night.
Harry r. Houston. OF Hampton.
speaker OF the house OF delegates. will
deliver an address
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12

generally believed that Messrs, helms
or Smith will have opposition. Both
are young men of pronounced ability
and very popular, against whom new
candidates would have but little show
to win.
liberal Contributions.
The Petersburg public schools are
still making liberal contributions to
the Belgian Relief fund. 6uperin-
tendent Martin. who recently inaugu-
rated the plan OF having contribution
boxes placed in all the local schools.
reports that $3.50 was sent off last week
and the work will be continued as long
as the channel for sending relief to
the BelgiAns Is open.
Pollard Makes Speech
John Garland Pollard. attorney
general of Virginia, addressed a large
and attentive audience in the Memo
rial Metho dist Episcopal church at the
II o'clock service this morning. The
occasion Was the fourth anniversary
OF the dedication Of the church, and
impressive.
Former Pastor breaches.
Rev. J. r. Doan. a former beloved
pastor of the West End Baptist
church. preached to large congrega-
tons from his old pulpit at both the
morning and evening services today.
Mr. Doan Is one OF the most popular
and able Baptist preachers that has
ever held a charge here and he was
accorded hearty welcome by his for
mer congregation
"Loye-Maktnx'' Is Theme.
The Rev. D. 8. Poser. pastor of the
Christian church at Crewe, who is as
sisting the pastor. Rev. Clarence n.
Poage, in a series OF evangelistic SER
vices at the Washington Street Chris
tan church. preached to large con-
gregation this evening on Love Max
ing" The speaker dealt with the
phases Of this God-given virtue as
exempllfed in the hearts and lives Of
people in the various stations OF life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
ROUGH GIRLS GAME;
ONE BREAKS FINGERS

Cumberland. Nd. March lin n
girls city championship basketball
game at Central Y, between the Allie
ghany County high school and the
Allegheny County academy. Miss Lau-
ra Barnett, OF Allegheny high. had
two fingers broken and Miss Nancy
Street. OF Allegheny County academy.
had her ankle sprained so hadly that
at first IT was thought to DO broken
The game was marked by rough
ness. the rivalry being keen. Miss
Mary Turner. of academy, collapsed
after the contest. which was won by
high. 10 to 3, and is the fourth
straight victory for this team which
Ia leading for the pennant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
BANK PROMOTERS IN
STAUNTON INDICTED

Staunton, Va. March l1.--From
papers returned to the court by the
state corporation commission and fol-
lowing an examination OF numerous
witnesses. the grand jury for the city
of Staunton Friday returned one In
dictment each against John A. Ken
nedy and e. J. Wiley for a misde-
meanor In each instance.
Indictment In brought under the
statute known as the 'FBlue-Sky Law"
which Is aimed at promoters who by
schemes. artifice or fraud. promote
negotiate or distribute stocks. bonds
notes or other securities. Kennedy
anG Wiley exploited the defunct Guar
sn.ee Bank and Trust Co. and the
Virginia Bond and Share Co. rsspec-
lively.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
GREAT WELCOME IS GIVEN
Continued from First page)

Continued from First Page)
success, Is due largely TO the efforts
of the Howitzers association, made
up Of ex-members Of the organization.
Their efforts were responsible for the
elaborate reception given the men at
the armory, and for the banquet that
was prepared for them there. One of
the most attractive features of the
performance occurred during the
feast. when Miss Mary Simpson. So
prano in the choir OF the Church Of
the Holy Comforter. sang Home,
Sweet Home" with much effect
It Is understood that an effort will
be made to muster out the men as
soon as possible. They were re-
leased last night in order that
they might go to their homes. and
the fact that the two other units were
not brought here. but sent straight
home. indicates that they will all be
mustered out Immediately.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12

nsde this famous old-world strong
hold. with its splendors. it's mighty
wallis, its battling hosts. Its revels, its
life Of luxurious abandon and its Gu
ricus customs live again. an accom-
pIishment that Is said 70 be without
peer. Never in the history OF the
stage has such gigantic structure
been shown as that of Belshazzar' s
magnificent palace with it's great hall
over milo in length. And when one
takes into consideration the fact that
the BabylouiAn episode is but one
fourth Of the wonders OF "Intoler-
ance." some idea of the entertainme ut
which Manager Wise In about to offer
his patrons may be had.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
Negro Draws Dozen Years.

Harrisonburg, Va, March l1.-Jim
Henderson, Harrisonburg negro.
was found guilty on five Indictments
on robbery and attempted murder by
the corporation court OF DanviIle and
given twelve years In penitentiary. His
wife wore diamond pin that Jim had
stolen from a Danville man This
brought about his undoing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
Wtll|NG-WH|TE BOUT
IS OFF FOR PRESENT

New York. March 1.-THE yelling
White bout scheduled for Monday
night at the Madison Square garden
is off for the present Jimmy John
ston expects to stage the bout next
Monday night.
In the meantime Grant Hugh Browne
Is trying to produce proof that he lie
entitled to conduct bouts in the big
amphitheater by producing n bona
hde lease for one year. This he ex-
poets to show the boxing commission
ors Tuesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12

"a, and Pitchers Fillingim and Kan%,.A-
ner and Shortstop Derrick have 49,,
ordered to report at Albany tomorrow
when the team arrives.
The Indians will remain at AIbanv
until April 3. when they will start IN .
playing trip northward, reaching IN.
dianapolis April 8 in order to cross h.,.
with the New York Giants in thu nrst
appearance home for the season. Toledo
will oppose indianapolis in the first a.
ISOLATION game on April II.
President and Manager Joe rinke,
and fourteen players of the Columbus
American association baseball club Ieft
here yesterday for Pine BLUM, Ark. for
the spring training camp.
Catcher Jack Lapp and First Base.
man Jack Ness. purchased recently
from the Chicago Americans. are the
only unsigned players. Lapp has .
slight difference with President Tinker
on the" salary question. but Ness has
not been heard from at all.
In Tinker's party departing are.
Pitchers-Tom George, George Kahier,
Fred Bruck. Fred Curtis and LinRrel.
Innelders--Pete Johns. Walter Gerber,
McCarty. Bues. Steil and Shovlin.
Outnelders-Demmitt and Barney
Cafeteria Longe.
Pitchers Brown and James viii Join
the club at Cincinnati. This morning
CAtchers Bob Coleman and Murphy an1
pitchers Lowdermtlk. Stewart and Ehr.
narot VIII Join the club at Memphis
Pitcher Harmon will report At Pine
Blum. as will also Outfielder wittsrstat.
er. now In Texas with the New York
Nationals.
outfelder Wade Kiiiifer. who was
secured conditionally from Louisville.
IS marked as unavailable, as he has de-
ciined to play any place except In the
Pacific Coast league.
The vanguard OF tho Kansas CITY
team OF the American association, four
In numbe left home yesterday for Ar.
kadelphia. Ark. where today and to.
morrow the entire squad Is to report
for spring training. Those who left
are Manager John Camel. Beals Beck.
er, outfielder; Cot Tierney. utility play
err and Art Smith. recruit pitcher.
with the receipt OF the signed con.
tract of Eddie Mulligan. shortstop, Just
before CANCEL left the Blues manager
only had Ave unsigned players on his
list, Among them are McQuiIlan and
Mcconnell. pitchers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
MoSraw's Regulars win.

Dallas Tex, March 1.-THE Giants
atoned this afternoon for the beating
taken at the hands Of the local Texas
league team Saturday afternoon. In
the second and last game at tho
series Manager McGraw's boys. most
ly regulars. trimmed the Texans by
the score OF to 0 in y mappy. we'll
played game.
George Smith, former Columbia
university star. was chosen for slab
service. He was sent the full nine
innings and limited tho home talent
to Ave hits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
PORTION OF TOOTHPICK
LODGES IN THROAT

Williamsburg. Va, March ia
few days ago Captain T. W. Maynard,
OF Big,ers. one Of the best known men
in this section. swallowed a pcYl.un
OF a toothpick Thici. he has been UNI
able to dislodge from his throat. A
physician was called in at the time,
but was unable TO get at tho obstacle
which !s new Q7itet pAiysfalr Captain
Maynard is widely known as an oys-
ter planter ana conducts an extensive
business In York river.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
Giant Rookie, pcseatet,

Waco. Tex. March lily outbat-
ting. outhelding and playing an all
around better game in every depart
menI the Waco Navigators, cham
pions OF the Texas league, beat the
Giants second team here today by the
close score OF 3 to 2
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
fee- Year-O,d Homo Burus,

Lynchburg, Va. March 1.-THE
old Turner homestead. near Calls
Mills. known as The Warwick, was
burned Wednesday afternoon. The
dwelling. which was occupied by Mrs.
ID. l.. Walker. was erected more than
. hundred years aga. >,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12

Hot Springs, Ark. March ll.-Be-
fore throng OF 1900 persons, most
OF whom are here attending the race
meeting at the OAK Lawn track. the
Brooklyns defeated the superbas this
afternoon by the score Of 6 to 2.