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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-08-28

Heels VS.. Heads.
81 suppose she's head over heels
In loveT
81 think it is case Of heels over
head this time. She is engaged to
tango fiend."
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-08-28

The Jury Understood.
Evening star., 1918-10-03
Termination of Service.

Elouse Tebbs, termination of services, as
teacher second grade. school gardens Mrs. j.
er, class g. special schools. X. Z. Stanley,
termination of services as principal, Thomson
Night Summer School. R. C. Stearns. term
inatfon of services teacher, Thomson Sum-
mer Night. c. W. Rippey, termination of
services as principal, Mckinley Summer Night.
Charles Blankenship. termination of services as
teacher, Mckinley Summer Night. H. V. FL
lis, termination of services as teacher, McKin-
ley Summer Night. f. W. Richardson term
ination Of services as teacher, Mckinley Sum-
mer Night. Irving Coggins, termination of
services as teacher, Mckinley Summer Night
l.. NJ. Heron, termina tion of services as teach
er. Mckinley Summer Night. E. W. Lawrence,
High Summer Night.
A. L. Howard, terminate as teacher Business
High Summer Night; S. P. johnson, terminate
as teacher, Business High Summer Night. I
Brunner, terminate as teacher Business High
Summer Night; NJ. f. Pierront, terminate as
teacher, Business High Summer Night; +. E.
Lucas, terminate as principal. Business High
Summer Night; NJ. E. Alton, terminate as
teacher, Thomson Summer Night School; NJ. L.,
Benson. terminate as teacher, Thomson Sum
mer Night School; Katherine Cowling, termi-
School; b. e. Bozman. terminate teacher,
Business High Summer Night; Mrs L. +.
Adams, terminate as teacher, Business High
Summer Night; +. B. Callahan, terminate as
teacher, Business High Summer Night; G.. NJ
Johnson, terminate as teacher, Business High
Summer Night; II. F. Hoover, terminate as
teacher, Busi-As High Summer Night; G. B.
Wilder, terminate as teacher, Business High
Summer Night; r. B. Parker, terminate as
teacher, Business High Summer Night; H. T.
Wensel, terminate as teacher. Business High
Summer Night; A. S. Hazelton, terminate as
teacher, Business High Summer Night; B. L.
Yoder, terminate as teacher Business High
Summer Night; W. A. Smith, terminate as
teacher, Business High Summer Night; r. C.
Hersey, terminate as teacher, Business High
Summer Night; L. V. Keathley, terminate as
teacher, Business High Summer Night; c.. c.
Osbon, terminate teacher, Business High
Summer Night; c. C! Smith. terminate as
teacher, Business High Summer Night; Mrs. A.
P. Faber. terminate as teacher, second grade,
Towers School; W. 81. Robertson, terminate as
janitor. Eastern High School; C. NJ. Collins,
terminate as janitor. Garnet School: &C. E.
Francis. terminate military leave, teacher. Ga,
Armstrong: Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scharf. terminate as
teacher. fifth grade, Hubbard School: Mrs. NJ.
D. Vail. terminate teacher. third grade,
Greenleaf; Mrs. E. c. Hills. terminate as
teacher, first grade. Twining; Myra Handley,
terminate as teacher. third grade, Taylor; Mrs
D. T. Newton, terminate as teacher. fourth
grade, franklin Thomson; Mrs. ]. E. Ray, ter
inmate temporary appointment as teacher, third
Evening star., 1918-10-03
Miscellaneous.

Close seventh grade at Stevens School. Open
sixth grade at et-Patterson-Phelps School
Open second grade, Force School. Open
first grade. Dennison. Open first grade,
H. D. Cooke School. Open kindergarten class,
H. d. Cooke School. Open kindergarten class,
Madison School. Open fourth grade, Pierce
School. Open eighth grade, Z. v. Brown
School, Close first grade, Force. Close second
grade, Dennison. Close third grade, Tenley.
Close third grade, Webb. Close seventh grade,
Madison. Close kindergarten class, Pierce.
Close fourth grade, Webb. Close sixth grade.
Curtis. Close seventh grade, West. Open
eighth grade, f. v. Brown. Open eighth grade,
West. Open sixth grade, Petworth. A. NJ.
Merrill, reinstate (now on leave of absence),
extend temporary appointment not beyond
June 30 1919. teacher, Manual Training. A.
l.. Galeski, temporary principal, s. ]. Bowen,
terminate temporary designation as principal.
A. L. Galeski, teacher. eighth grade, Hyde.
designate as principal. F. A. Woodward, des-
ignate as principal, Smallwood-Bowen group.
Ethel harrington (now on leave Of absence)
reinstate as. teacher. class 8. sewing. Mrs. j..
2. Springer. extend temporary appointment not
beyond return Of C. NJ. Richardson, on war
leave, teacher. class 8, domestic science.
Marcella DeIattre (now on leave of absence),
reinstate as teacher Ga, Central High School.
Mrs. z. T. Kirk. extend temporary appoint
ment not beyond June 30, 1919, as teacher Ga,
Central High. NJ. c. Rfdgate, J,acher, second
grade, Dennison, to teacher. first grade. Bertha
Mckat (now on leave Of absence), reinstatA as
school nurse. f. F. McIster, teacher. third
grade, Brookland, to teacher. first grade. f..
r Sunny, teacher, second grade, johnson, ex-
tend temporary appointment not beyond June
30a 1919 Thomas Anderson, janitor, Lenox,
declined appointment. V. W. Dishman, teach
er, K. P., Cooke to h. Asst.
Evening star., 1918-10-03
TASKS SPEED IN PICKING
| UNSMLLED LABORERS
U. S. Employment Service Gives
Warning Regarding Selections
From Non-Essential Positions.

officers of the United States employ
ment service throughout the country
have been directed to speed up the
work of securing their quotas of un-
skilled laborers from non-essential oc-
cupations and hold them in readiness
for jobs in war factories and essential
industries.
A bulletin issued at the headquar-
ters of the employment service in
Washington reminds state directors of
the service that they must not let up
in their efforts to recruit unskilled
workmen because the demand for
them in war factories is not as great
as it was a month ago.
The bulletin points out that the first
calls under the eighteen to forty-five
draft may make 1t necessary for the
war industries to call upon the en-
ployment service for every available
unskil1ed laborer.
Whatever new needs may arise be-
cause of the action Of the draft and
the letting of further big war cons
tracts, there is comfort In the fact
that the worst is now known about
Evening star., 1918-10-03
SHIFT ENGINEER OFFICERS.
Twenty at Warrington Barraek,
Sent to Camp Forest. Ga.

Twenty engineer officers who have
been on duty with engineer replace
ment troops at Washington barracks
have been assigned to duty with en-
gineer troops at Camp Forrest. Ga
They are: Capts. Arthur J. Donniez
William o. Gloster. George T. Lem
mon. Otis NJ. Page and Thomas J.
scully. First Leuts. Clement C.
Abbott, Henry ]. Latham, Harold B.
Christie. Clyde Myers. Paul H. Heimer
Thomas W. Reilly. Francis II. Jack,
1r. and Jedediah F. Woolley. jr.. and
Second Lieuts. William D. Kirby
William Mclean, Harold r. Lewis
Martin, Howard G. Merrill and Ed
ward 8. McCreary.
Evening star., 1918-10-03
AIRPLANES SHIPPED
BY TRAIN LOADS DAILY

Liberty motors now have reached
quantity production and American
built airplanes are being shipped in
train load lots daily from the factories
for service overseas.
W. C. Potter, acting directo Of the
bureau Of aircraft production, made
that announcement upon return to
Washington from an inspection of
factoies, buildings. planes and mo-
tors.
Evening star., 1918-10-03
Transfers.

A. C. Lind, transfer from teacher. sixth
grade. Park View, to Petworth; s. j. Janifer,
teacher, seventh. Stevens. to teacher, sixth.
Garfield d-Patterson-Phelps; A. L. Galeskf,
teacher, eighth, S. j. Bowen, to Hyde; A. o.
McCauley, teacher. fifth, Van Ness, to JEFF
ferson NJ Z. Mallon, teacher, SIXTH Curtis, to
teacher, Addison; Mrs. NJ. X. Savage. teacher,
Arthur, to teacher, first grade, johnson; Z. NJ.
Collins, teacher, fourth, Briggs. to Cook; b. s.
Catlett, teacher, fourth, Cook. to Briggs; +. E.
Klinehense teacher. third. Greenleaf, to first,
Farbrother Marguerite Cole, teacher, scond,
Industrial Home, to teacher. first, Cooke A. n.
Bruce. teacher, third, Tenley, to teacher, ser-
ond. Industrial Home; G. +. Weldon, teacher,
seventh, Blair, to teacher, seventh, Powell :;
Julia Taliaferro, teacher. third, Jefferson
Amidon, TO special schools; w. NJ Costigan,
teacher. seventh, Madison, to Blair: NJ. NJ.
Bray, teacher fourth Webb. to Pierce; A. H.
Dufour. teacher, n. p, Pierce, to Madison :;
katherine Wells. teacher, X. A., Pierce, to
Madison; Ruby Neyine, teacher, X. P. Bryan.
to II. u. Cooke: Mrs. H. McC. Bond, teacher.
X. A, Twining, TO Thomson; May Lowell,
teacher. h. A.. Seaton, to Twining: V. n.
Phillips, teacher X. A, Takoma Park. to IL.
d. Cooke: NJ. E. Nallon, teacher, sixth. Cur
tis to Addison Henry Butler. janitor, Adams,
to Dennison: J. J. Kirby. janitor. Business to
Eastern !; William McCloskey, janitor. old Cen
trail, to Business High: T. ]. Sheahan, janitor,
Webster, to janitor, old Central; Peter Kane,
janitor Seaton, to assistant janitor, Mckin-
ley; John Frazier, janitor, Gage, TO janitor,
SeatOn.
Evening star., 1918-10-03
BLAME FIXED FOR WRECK.

Direct responsibility for the wreck
On the Nashville, Chattanooga and
st. Louis railway near Nashville
Tenn, July 9. in which more than
100 passengers and employees were
killed. is placed on Engineman Ken
nedy. who lost his life. and Conduc-
tor Eubank. in a report to the Inter
state Commerce Commissions today
by ". p. Borland. chief of the bu-
reau of safety
Evening star., 1918-10-03
designations.

c. f. Gill. resigned as teacher, BUSINESS
High Night School. Mrs. c. s. Waters, re-
signed as teacher. first grade, Madison. Mrs.
c. W. Lee, resigned as teacher. class 3. sew
ing. T. NJ. Medford, resigned teacher. class
g. Manual Training. Mrs. Z. Ii. Buck, re-
signed as teacher, third grade. Van Ness. NJ.
Il. Wheatley, resigned as teacher, third grade,
SeatOn. Mrs. l.. +. Adams, resigned as teach
er. third grade, special classes. Raymond Nc
Alster, resigned as laborer. New Central. w.
n. Robertson, resigned janitor, Eastern
High. T. J. O'Brien, resigned as janitor, Lud-
low. Sarah johnson, resigned as Iaborer, West
ern High. Lizzie Plummer, resigned as Ia
borer, Petworth. Henry Jackson, resigned as
laborer, Jefferson. August Haas, janitor, Bu-
Evening star., 1918-10-03

present common labor shortage" states
the employment service.
The service estimated that on Sep
tember s the number Of unakilled
laborers who would be needed for war
work during the remainder Of the
month was 691.S00. Allowing for the
fact that some war plants had not
stated their needs on that date, Off
cials Of the employment service do
not believe the total number Of labor
ers needed II moro than q million.
Evening star., 1918-10-03
Buffalo Strike Ties Up Traffic.

BUFFALO, October '3.-A strike
kwent into effect on all the lines of
the international railway here, and
in nearby cities and towns at 4
o'clock this morning. The tie-up was
complete, the company making no
effort to move cars
Evening star., 1918-10-03
Two New Brigade Commanders.

Brig. Gen. Randolph A. Richards
has been assigned to the command Of
the 1929 Infantry Brigade at Camp
Wadsworth, 8. c., and Brig. Gen E.
Leroy Sweetser to the 39th Infantry
Brigade at Camp Sewer, Greenvile.
g. c.
Evening star., 1918-10-03

grade, Woodburn; Mrs. M. T. Fisher, terminate
as teacher, third grade, Webb School; Mrs. Z.
c. Eliot, terminate as teacher, X. A.. Emery
School; NJ. E. Wheatley, terminate temporary
appointment as teacher, fourth grade, Morgan
School; A. r. Wild. terminate as 1anitor' Luo-
low.
Leave of Absence.
for one year for war service; ". NJ. Menard,
teacher, Ga, Dunbar High, military leave;
NJ. X. White, teacher. fourth grade, Madison.
leave of absence. without pay. for two months
for purpose of study; NJ. N. Clements, teacher
second grade, Towers, compulsory leave 1or
one year; Mrs. NJ. L. Brown, teacher, second
grade, Bowen. leave of absence for two years,
under rule 43L; H. c. Hazard, teacher, n T..
S. J. Bowen, leave for one month on account
of i'll health; Alice Deal, teacher, ga, Mchin,
ley High, leave for war service during period
of war; &. C. Rutherford, teacher, first grace,
Fairbrother, leave Of absence for war service
during period of war; B. A. Yoder, teacher'
fifth grade, Hubbard, leave for war service
during war; Herman Crowdy, laborer New Cen
matron, Mckinley High, grant leave Of absence.
Promotions.
to teacher, eighth grade; Miss NJ. L: Turner.
Miss H. E.. Queen. teacher, sixth: Dunbar
Sanpsell, temporary teacher. Hamilton, to per-
manent teacher; A. c. Schwinghammer. teach
er. seventh grade, Smallwood, to teacher,
eighth, S. ]. Bowen School; Belle Allen, teach
er, sixth, Bradley. to teacher, seventh. Small
wood, A. S. Hughes. teacher, fifth, Jefferson
to teacher sixth, Bradley; L. L. Thomas,
teacher, fourth, Van Ness to teacher. fifth; :;
d. NJ. Smith, temporary teacher. domestic sci
ence, to permanent teacher; NJ. H. Berry,
teacher, seventh, Addison, to teacher, eighth,
f. V. Brown; B. ii. Thompson. teacher. sixth,
Addison, TO seventh grade: NJ. f. German.
clerk, class 4, Business High, to clerk, secre-
tary board of education: Rene Samson. tenn
porary head of department, Central High. to
permanent head of department; A. w. Span
hoofd, temporary teacher, to permanent teach
er, Central High; Ii. Z. Lasier, teacher and
principal, Hyde, to teacher. sixth A. Central
High; N. c. Sheehy, teacher, first grade, Force,
to teacher, second grade; +. B. Lamson. teach
bard: Mrs. L. b. Fransic, teacher. first grade.
teacher. third grade, Gage. to fourth. Frank
lin Thomson; c. r. koontz. teacher. h. A.,
Thomson. to X. p, Bryan; NJ. II. Berry. teach
er, seventh Addison, to eighth E. v. Brown;
B. H. Thompson. teacher. sixth. Addison. to
SEVENTH G. K. Johnston, temporary assistant
director primary instruction, to permanent as
sis'ant; Norman johnson, coal passer, New
Central High. to janitor Ludlow; William
Simms. labOrer Central. to coal passer Cen
tral: W. II. West. assistant janitor. Mckinley.
to ianitor, Gage; James Jones, labofer. East
ern High, to janitor. Lenox: Catherine Schu-
mann. charwoman, New Central, to nation,
Mckinley.
Evening star., 1918-10-03
Change of Name.

Olive Wright, teacher, class 8, Dennison. to
kindergarten assistant, to Mrs. NJ. L. Brew
ster. Z. NJ. Kerr. teacher. first grade, Lenox.
to Mrs. +. NJ. Hardman. NJ o. Kiser, fourth
grade, Taylor, to Mrs. NJ. X. Joliffe. c. Z.
Allen domestic science (c), to Mrs. C. A.
Gibbs. F. L. Thompson, teacher, Langston, to
Mrs +. L, Virgins.
Evening star., 1918-10-03
DIED.

Camp Lee. Va, JAMES r.. beloved son Of
Thomas J. and the late Maria Noone.
Rest in peace.
Funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence. 114O 23d street northwest, on satur7,
day. October ). Mt $50 o'clock. thence to ST.
Stephens Church at O'Clock. where mAss.
will be said for repose Of his soul. ReG<
tives and friends are invited to attend. ~
PAGE. On Tuesday. October 1, 1918. at Cas-
Daisy A. Page of 1414 North Carolina ave-
Funeral services will be held at George P. Eur.
horst's Sons funeral parlors on Friday. Oc--
tober 4. ut 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends
invited TO attend. Interment at Newark.
n. ].
| PERNA. On Tuesday. October i. 1918. JOSE.
PHINE. beloved daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs..
Frank Perna, aged twenty years. -
Funeral from her parents residence, 4loi
Brandywine street. Tenleytown, ID. c.. On
Friday. October 4: at o'clock am. serv
ices at St. Colombia Chapel at $50. Rela-,
tiyes and friends respectfully invited to at
tend.
the residence of her son. George w. Prathef
$40 street northwest. ELIZABETH A.. be-
loved wife of the late George W. Prather, in
her seventy-third year.
Funeral from the residence of her daughter.
Mrs. Robert Fletcher. 1900 I'd street north
east. Notice Of hour will be given later ..
RANSoME. On October l, 1918, at 1890
/ am, MARY RANS0ME wife of Joseph
Ransome. mother of Florence Magruder
Maud Magruder Nash. daughter of Thomas
and Anna Honesty, sister OF Sarah Honesty
Burton.
Funeral from late homc 11ls Florida avenne
northwest. thence to Mount Olive Baptist
Church. Arlington. Va. October ). Relatives
and friends invited TO attend. Rev. Lee,
pastor, will oficiate. IL
TAYLOR. Departed this life on Wednesday.
October O. 1918. at O'Clock, in the full
triumph of Christian faith, MARTHA f., the
loving mother of La Belle and devoted sister
of john l.. Thomas, Sestus W., Florence and
Ida T.. Taylor.
Servant of God. well done
| Rest be thy long employ:
| The battle Ger, victory won,
| Enter thy Masters joy.
| FROM THE FAMILY
Funeral Friday. October 4. at = O'Clock, from
her late residence. 123 Pierce street north
west, thence TO Third Baptist Church, corner
5th and Q streets northwest. Relatives and
friends invited.
1918 at his home. 2n29 Connecticut avenue,
| JOHN SIDNEY WEBB, ffty-eight years OF
| age.
| WILLIAMS. On Tuesday, October ]. 1918. at
| the L. $. Naval Hospital. Philadelphia.
| ARCHIE WALTERS WILLIAMS eldest
| of Emma &. and Oliver Williams in his
nineteenth year.
Funeral Friday. October 4. at 1 pm, from
| his late residence. Cherrydale, Va. Rela-
| tives and friends invited to attend.
Evening star., 1918-10-03
DIED..

ADAMS. On Wednesday. October 1913, at
$50 pm, at his residence, 432 Columbia
road, EDWARD E. ADAMS.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BARRON. On Tuesday. October 1, 1918. at
s:l5 am, HARRY W., beloved husband OF
Anna NJ. Barron.
northeast, Friday, October 4. at $3.50 am.
thence to st. Aloysius Church, where requiem
mass will be said for the repose OF his soul
BETS. Suddenly, on Wednesday, October
191S MARY ADELE, beloved daughter OF
Edwin J. and Catherine s. Belts lnee
Elbert), aged two years.
This lovely bud, SO young and fair.
Called hence from earthly doom,
Just came to show how sweet flower
In paradise could bloom.
Funeral from her late residence, 1867 East
Csnitol street. Friday. October 4, at $50
N &c
Evening star., 1918-10-03
In Memoriam.

BROOKS. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my darling daughter and our sister. ANNIE
BROOKS, who departed this life one year
ago today, October s. 1917.
1t was in the early morning hour
One year ago today.
When the angel of death crept into our home
And called our darling Annie away.
One year has gone. hearts still sore,
As the time goes on miss her more;
Her loving SMILES her tender face.
No on" fill her place
BY HER DEVOTED FATHER AND SISTER
FLORENCE AND CHARLEY.
BROOKS. Sacred to the memory of nv dear
little friend. ANNIE BROOKS. who left ua
Tor brighter home above one year ago
today, October g. 1917.
Beyond this vale of tears
When travelling days are DER,
shall meet my little FRIEND
HER DEVOTED FRIEND EMMA. I.
CLEVER. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear mother, BARBAR CLEVER, who
tober 3, 1916.
You suffered much. you murmured not,
AS l watched you day by day.
| Until at last, with broken heart.
BY HER son, WILLIAM CLEVER.
LEWIS. In sad hut loving remembrance Of
| my dear son, REGNIAL LEWIS. who DEPART
~ d,
| 1917.
Gone in the best of his days
B1ichted in manhoods bloom
Torn from those that loved him
To rest in the arms uf Jesus
| BY HIS MOTHER. .
MYERS. In lovirg remembrance of my dear
mother. who died one year ago today, Octo.
Der 5, 1917.
Dear mother. ] often sit and think of you
On, how lonely We are here without You.
Gone. but She will never be forgotten
| By YOUR DAUGHTER, MAGGIE BYRD. .
| SHANNON. In sad but loving remembrance
| OF orr beloved sister. NAN JACKSON
| SHANNON. who died two years ago today,
| October 3, 1916.
Ny heart deep in sorrow returns to this day
As memory recalls how death bore her away
And left us in tears, in grief and in woe,
When l stood by her casket two years ago
| Lovingly and tenderly we laid her TO rest.
Away from carths sorrow and care
And now she is waiting to welcome us home
With the blessing of heaven to share
BY HER LOVING SISTER AND BROTHER
! NAV. MINNIE L. AND HOWARD P.
STRICkLER.
Evening star., 1918-10-03
BY TIE PARENTS AND WIFE.

MoELLER. wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation for the kindness
the death of my dear wife, CAROLINE
MOELLER. LEOPOLD MOELLER. y
Evening star., 1918-10-03
MARRIED.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. J.
Henderson announce the marriage Of their
daughter R. PEARL to NOEWELL G. PYNE,
October 2, 1918. by the Rev. P. A. Cave,
Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1918-10-03

grade, Woodburn; Mrs. M. T. Fisher, terminate
as teacher third grade Webb School; Mrs. c.
c. Eliot, terminate as teacher, X. A., Emery
School; NJ. E. Wheatley, terminate temporary
appointment as teacher, fourth grade, Morgan
School; A. r, Wild, terminate as janitor, Luo-
Evening star., 1918-10-03
CARDS OF THANKS.

DoRsTER. We. wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation for the kindness.
sympathy and beautiful 6oral tributes at the
death Of our beloved son and brother.
EDWIN r. DORSTER.
Evening star., 1918-10-03

LAWLESS. On Wednesday, October .. 1915
at 4:10 Pm, after short illness, EDWARD
j., beloved son of James ]. and the late
Mary A. Lawless.
Funeral from his late residence, 170l New
Jersey avenue northwest, on Saturday. Oc-
tober 5. at $50 am. Requiem mass ar the
Immaculate Conception Church At > o'clock
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Mount Olivet cemetery. 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-13
OF THE
LEGALITY OF FEE
Suit for Reminding Of Large Sums
Now In Hands OF Judge Scott, In
Henrico Court.

After hearing arguments from
both sides in the case of the Com
monwealth against the estate of
Alvah II. Martin and James v. Trehy.
in Henrico circuit court Thursday.
Judge Scott took the matter under
consideration and VIII announce his
decision in a few days.
The case is a most interesting one,
as il involves the question of the val
idity of the statute in reference to
court clerks fees. The state auditor
sues the clerks Of the corporation
court of Norfolk and the clerk OF
Norfolk county for the amount OF fees
drawn by them considered in excess
Of that allowed by the statute. The
defense contends that under the
special law" the clerks were en-
titled 10 the sum collected, and that
the West fee bill is general law,
which does not cover the special cases
referred to.
Judge SCOTS decision will be await
ed with considerable interest. as there
are many similar cases which may be
influenced by It. 1t is conceded that
court eventually, In order that the
test as to constitutionality may be
had
The defense was represented yes
terday by Frank l.. Croker, of Ports
mouth, and Lawyers Walter Fl. Taylor
and Robert b. Turnbull. OF Norfolk.
The acknowledgement and his assistant
represented the commonwealth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-13
FUNERAL TOMORROW
OF WILLIAM H. TYREE

The funeral of William II. Tyree
who died early yesterday morning at
Grace hospital. as the result Of an &C
cidcnt at LombarGy and Broad streets
Wednesday night, will be from Ben
nett's undertaking establishment, 1t is
stated tomorrow afternoon al $50
o'clock, conducted by Rev. James Y.
Fair. OF Westminster Presbyterian
church, and burial will be in River
view
Miss Mary Virginia shipplett, who
shared Ike fate with MIR. Tyree. was
buried from her home. 29ls Floyd
avenue. yesterday afternoon.
Coroner Whitfield yesterday sum
moued a jury for the purpose OF hold
Ing an inquest on July 20th at 10
g clock a, NJ large numbe OF wit
nesses have been summoned The
case OF Motorman Brooks. who had
charge Of the car that struck the auto
mobile driven by MIR. Tyree. was call
ed In police court yesterday and con-
tinued To July 18th. He was formal
iy charged with manslaughter
Mrs Tyree, who had been visiting
relatives in Winchester. reached
Richmond yesterday several hours
after the death OF her husband Mr.
Tyree was a native OF Lynchburg, son
or the tate William c. Tyree. He was
for long time prominent contract
ing painter OF this city.