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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

Lost and Found.
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LOSI--Pink cameo brooch Reward Il re-
turned . Mrs Prank LYONS Phone s5541I-
LOsI-Bar Pin with green set between
a45 3 Ocnoa ana sun Drug store value
kesnsake. Phone S5s7W- Reward
LEFT IN Houston square sunday morn
ms Bible and two other books Finder
please phone s615-
LOsI-A small purse containing about
$50. a Yale key and deposit slip FIND
er please oommuuicats with Box g. Las
cruees.
LoST-Buu dog. white With black ieff
ear and eye, ears and taE clipped. wear
Ing brass studded collar with paddock
Answers 10 name Of Jay. Reward Re-
turn % CAPT. Malss quartsrs q =. Bliss.
Employment Agencies
THE BORDER Employment agency.
~ East Main Street Phone sz1s
HelD Wantss-Male.
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FAN a Mitchell Employment Agency.
200 san Francisco St
YOUNG man wanted as collector. Apply
asreaptile Clearing House
WANTED boys with Wheels 80 8 over
BOYS wanted 70 learn trade Apply s55
Nils Bldg
MAN and boy for work On mountain
ranch- Phone sss9J
WANTED-Experienced aII-round baker.
Pullman Gaze. Albuquerque " n
WANTED-Boys for Easter work. Potter
one -. Mllls BldE-
WANTED-Ian thar wants % work. Pot
ter Confectionery Co
WASTED-Ford truck driver, Houston
llanste- e. llli3 S. Stanton
NANIED-By wholesale house, offies boy
about - or 10 years old Answer II ia,
care Herald
WASIED-Colored porter. one Who IN
Qerslan1s driving truck References re-
qulred- address n rs. Herald
DISEASES OF BLADDER AND RECrUW.
Disease Of women Positive results. New
"a sanatorlum., 292i. san antonio S.
WANTED american boy with wheel. one
not attending school Must know the
streets ADDRESS n Is care Herald.
FIRST class Office man. no other need
apply Give particulars In first letter stat
ing salary references Write ]. p. 500
care Herald.
WANTED-Four first class BARRIERS at
Fost Exchange barber shop Fort Bayard.
~ II. tunercular hospital, pay 20 per
cent Supplies at cost. Board 81 day. sleep
lng quarters free. Six chair shop.
ASSISTANT bookkeeper and stenogra pher 7
Tor general merchandise business 10 Ene
New Mexico town. Permanent. Good pros I
Is care Herald.
NANIED-Nan who understands the OBJ
GRAFTON and installation o. clay working I
rnachinery- Good position for competent ]
man Apply in person SIC Herald build Z
ing. Ancho Brick Company.
EARN BIS money and ner5efuai renewal I
income selling best accident and sickness ]
pclicy- $40 yearly pays 5000 death. and I
80 weekly beuefits- Casualty Insurance /
1a;1I4ly. s3s Chestnut street. Philaefl- 4
WE have openings FOR two good sales
men 70 travel in Arizona. New Mexico and ;
vest Teas representing the Ell Paso Her
AID We want men OF very good ap-
pearance and hard workers. Call 10 see.
or write % II. H FRS. circulation rna1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
For Renl-House. FurnIsbed.

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NICELY furnished 9 rooms. Kitchen. bath
and sleeping porch. piano. rent reason
able. SOS 20 son. Phone s858-
FOR RENT-g87 rs. Overland St. 10
room roomllE house. 5rst papered new
and wired with electricity. almost fur
nished- can between 70 and ~ q. no
FOR RENT.
r. bath. SIP. heat. iltue and car serv-
ice near Lamar school 1916 z Rio Gran1s
O. YOUNG. with
EDERSON-ELLLEks
31i Mesa Ave Phone 4ls--
FOR LEAsE. one completely furnished g
room Bungalow and two room untur-
nlshed bungalows by owner attractive
price 10 good people. two blocks from 5
points postoffca. best car and lltney
serrIcs in city. ". s. miller SIS truss
Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27


snirella C0-sets- Mrs. killer. Ph- ls5ssW
COTTON o. rubber garden hose Cau at
A. Yates s0s s. q Pasc St
KRAaIER HIMSELF cleans curtains beau
tifuliy sossM
LACE curtains laundered Beautifully. Era-
mer, L. Horwitz, Alnsr- Phone l6l9-
MRS. CHONLA Homan's exchange 12s n
Campbell
EUIATISu-Pronpt RELIEF superheat-
ed Air Baths New Era. salatoriuIn-
1924 san Antonio. Coles BIDS "a 464z-
MONEY loaned on diamonds. watches.
iaWeiry and automobile
SECURITY LOAN co. Pa 2s5l
Corner Fl Paso and san Antoino SIS
GAKDEN HOSE our prices are the low
est Any grade you want
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
207 South stanton St. Phone 2s02.
KITCHEN CABINET specials values Up
" soII iis-f -FURNTrURE co.
sos Mrs ST. Phone 22io.
REFREGERATORS, an sizes and prices,
let Us trade that old one ier a new one,
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
107 south Stanton St Phone s25.
NOTICE 70 the merchants and business
men in z Pdso district. because my wife
Angelo Hernandez Dehan has left me
without 1usuflabl5 cause. refuse 20 be
Responsible N any way q any accounts
she may make Dan sadar Dehan-
Roomins B0uses-For Sale and Rent
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BEAUTIFUL furniture g rooms. close in.
Phone 5s59J.
$500 CASH, 10 rooms close ia. an filled
fine condition leaving city Call 7752W-
Buy from owner. best location IN city
206H Mills.
FOR SALE cheap Or viii trade y rooms.
close in. cheap rent Phone $50.
SMALL apartment house OF apartmants
full Of permanent tenants. close n. In
quire SO n kansas
A BARGAIN Il aiken April Ist seven
rooms furnished. lease On house fer rent
GOOD transient house. Is rooms. long
lease. cheap rent. terms by owner 40Sl5
81 - Paso.
IRON owner. II rooms. 2 sleeping porch
es, baths. steam heated, wen established
and home Ike. best paying plars n FL
Fa6o- 10 minutes walk 20 poztc11lce- In
nuira SIS N Knmenn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27


County OF e Paso.
Notice Is hereby given. under the bulk
sales law OF Texas. 10 creditors, that
am going 90 purchase the entire assets
Grocery, situated at the corner o. East
Boulevard and Cotton avenue
Executed this the 18th day OF March.
r. X WRIGHT
In the District Court OF the United States
FOR the Western District Of Texas Fl
Easo Division IN the matter OF
George F. Goerner, Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy No 2SS-
To the creditors CT the above named
bankrupt; Notice IS hereby given that on
the z5-h day OF March. A. D. 1913. the
person above named vas duly ad1udicated
bankrupt Ind that the first meeting Of
his creditors VIII be held at my nffica.
4s3 Caples building IN e Paso. Texas. on
the SIN day OF April. A D. 1913, a. 10
o'clock IL the forenoon. At which time
the said creditors-may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt consider tho trustees applica-
ton 20 sell the entire property, both per
sonal and real belonging 10 said bank
rupt estate. and transact such other and
further business aG may properly cone
before said meeting. Dated at FL Pasc,
Texas, this the 25th Gay Of March. A. D
Harvey p. Gamble.
Referee IN Bankruptcy
NOTICE or CONSTARLE's SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
state OF Texas. County Of FL Paso
BY virtue Of an execution and order ot
sale issued out Of the justice court OF pre-
clnct No. 4. u Paso county. Texas. By
J. r. Deaver. justice Of the peace for
said precinct, on the 23rd day OF March
1913, IN the case Of Herald Building COM
pauy. versus J. B. Larrazola. IT.. No. $685.
and 70 me as constable directed and de-
liverad. I viii proceed 70 sell. within the
hours prescribed by law for coustabie's
sales. on the 6th day OF April. 1918. a.
the warehouse OF the city Transfer com
pauy. al No. 215 South Ochoa street. in
the city and county Of Fl Paso. state OF
Texas. the following described personal
property to-wit:
large rug 8Z12.
large oak nat top table G. long and s
wide.
nat table 3 By AZ
oak office chairs.
Levied on the 26th day o. March. 1915
as the property OF J. 3. Larrazoia. IT.. 70
satisfy g judgment amounting 20 S152-fo
and interest and costs Of suit. in favor Of
said Herald Building company.
Given under my hand this Goth day o.
LON GARNER.
Constable, Precinct No !. FL Paso Couu-
~. Texas.
81 T. c. Giron Deputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

FOR SALE-old established transfer Co.
doing good business 2 head Of stock. 8
move wagons. nine trucks and office fix
lures worth six thousands, VIII take
$4,000 cash Day phone 707 night and
Sunday 247s. n B. LaWthorp. 109 e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
SMALL COPPER
STOCKS 5TR0NG
Market Opens Higher With
Overnight Gains Shared
by Coppers.

In spite OF belief otherwise. the market
opened strong overnight and after the
first hour, continued 10 show improve
meut. according 20 J. s. Curtiss q Co.
Hotel Sheldon.
The smaller priced copper stocks did
better, keunecott, Miami and Nevada al
being Up haif a point. Utah was u
changed and Inspiration was lower An
aconda he'd firm on announcement OF G
declaration OF the regular dividend
Union Pacific, Reading and c. & o.
led the advance IN the rail- list and were
all BID up po-ut n - Central gained
two points over last nights bid price
from So 10 40.
American Can and Foundry was very
active and ~ two points Steel ranged
from 50 TO s0l- studehalzer was heavily
sold from 80 20 90. Other motors were
off On sympa thy.
On the curb, Magma Chief was traded
Ia around % cents Green Monster con
tlnues weak Dundee Arizona was ac-
tive and stronger
The following quotations furnished b
J So Curtiss g. Co, stocks and bonds,
Hotel Sheldon give the closing prices
Curb Conner Stocks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Wanted HeIn-EemaIe

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COOk-calored preferred. four in family.
Apply 9slI Mountain ave.
WANTED girl dispensers and waItresses.
Potter Ccnfeetionery Co.
YOUNG lady with 8 year Cd chid wants
work at once Phone 566sW.
WANTED-Woman who undersiands
cooking % help in kitchen. Phone 1891.
WASIED-Woman 70 cook, good home
for r.ght party 1929 Montana
WANTED--Rellable middle AGED woman.
cook on ranch IN Arizona References. In
quirs room SIS, Paso del Norte hotel.
WANTED experienced dining room 5Taif-
reszes SO week. Apply Modern Cafe.
Easement Mills Bldg
WANTED white woman cook Tor three
adults Must stay nights Apply morn
inEs. 1870 Montana.
NANTED-Ambltious, energetic young
lady stenosrapher who is willing TO keep
busy Give age. experience and salary ex-
peeted. Address L 172. care Herald
CAPABLE woman for permanent position
distributing hosiery and underwear TO
regular customers. az mill prices All or
spare time: $50 70 500 monthly Parker
aifs. Coz 2lss 18Th street. Fhladelphia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Help Wanted-Male and Femal.

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WANTED teacher rear Fl Bliss 20 teach
gentleman evenings % read English Adj
dress T. E. Morffitt II s. school. NJ
Bliss. Texas.
THOUSANDS OF government clerks needed
Immediately Civil service examinations
soon, Aen end women desiring positions
dapartn entail typists rtenograp pliers. rail-
way man, pest office. Write for free ln-
formation Geo W. Robbins Civil Service
asDert. Jordan BIG. MashinEton. D. Q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Apartments Unfurnishsd.

ANdIlDeul llEufuiGleu.
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LAh6E Apt apply BraEus NO. IL
ALE1ANDRIA apartmenta Phone ass
THE kIMBALI-Baautifu ants. Win an
eonvenlencez SO Prospect
THREE rooms. sieeping porch. baah. 111l
Aundy. Phone 2075W.
THREE room unfurnished apartment- s0S
Arlzona- Inquire 1019 y. Campbell
THE WHITFIELD apartment f1r
rent. 929l Montana. can after $50
Five room apt. close in Phi 1886 nom
lnEs.
FOUR rooms Sleeping porch 49, so1lh
.Ochoa hal block from Tol-ec. No LeEi-
cans. Phone ISL
Two large airy apartments q rooms
ana Rath each. iine porches. yard. cor
4ag2l-n and NeEnan SIS Lel- 2f5-
FOR -CEfurnlsted room apart
ment with sleeping porch and garage
sMallaee Ap.. Phone l2l or see janltor
HAMPTON COURT-Unfurnishs apart
nlents. 1850 Montana Apply &c ianitor
Or Z. 3. Mccllntock
THE WILLMART Apartmsnt. iargs deep
ing porch, alrages very close Ga. no chill
alel- al mornings. Apt 6. AS Prospect
FOUR uEfurnished apartment5 with
sleeping perch. s23 West Missouri. Ring
CLOSE IN APARTMENT
rooms. Ailchenette and hath, corner
Boulevard and virginia SIS, per mo $3.50.
DAVIS BROS.
100 Texas St. Phoas ia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Anarlmenl, unFnrnisbed.


GRAND RAPID APIS.-rhree room
apartments. iauitor service. summer rates,
sirepins porch 11ol Myrtls- Apply lanlto-.
PALMS COUET-Two rooms K b. dras7-
r. ana S. j.. newly finished. first class
$3.50.
Also others. All desirable
FISK RAMSEY REALTY CO.
Phone 1913.
GERALDINE APIS
S rooms. 500 Blvd Apply AZ 6ll n
VirEinia- Phone 2125 or at
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY
zlf Nils Bldg Phone 4tul-
FIRsT FLOOR FRONT Haired us W
Boulevard. unfurniahed
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY,
22s stills Bldg Phore $500.
BILL CREST APTs.
Beautiful uufurn.shed outside apartment.
four rooms and bath Built ll features.
hardwood floors and every modern cou-
rauIeuce. Rent $40. Apply 20
LAY REALTY & Trust CO.,
Phone ISIS eos trust BIG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Wanted He.p-FemaIs.

Wanted He.p-Female,
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WANTED young lady 16 to 20. operate
comptlmeter ard telephone switch board
Prefer one with comntcmete- experience
but not absolutely necessary. Give age
experience ard salary expected address
K ls2. care Herald
TIE Proridence Hospital. a Paso. Texas.
offers a years course q Instruction 20
desirable young ladies wishing 70 study
professor al nursing. for detail iutorlll-
ton address Suut. Providence Hospital
Situations Wanted-Male.
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CARPENTER work wanted Pnone 651. 81
BOOKS opened. closed and written ".
Trial balances. incunie tax reports 4 Z
Hendrirk, $50 First Nat Bank Bldg
Al BOOKKEEPER, typewriter, furniture.
hardware, grocery experience desires po-
sitiou at once write A. az, care Herald
lsOOKhEEPER and Office man desires
position with good firm mercantile or
bank No objection 70 leaving city. T. $50,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

STORE ROOM MESA AVE
Best location On city for reztaurau NJ
drug or ccnfecIcnerv.
store room or Elr1ga Texas S.
store room Iuilf- Bldg 'front.' on
1aE1ffiu-
81. i. PAYNE.
io1 Meza- Phoas l.se
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

WE have openings for two good sales
men 70 travel IN Arizona. New Mexico and
vest Teas representing The FL Paso Her
aid We want men Of very good ap-
pearance and hard workers. Call TO see.
or write 20 H h FRS. circulation una1-
ags-, e Paso Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

A 1ELENDLD oEENA1G Tor a hustler
For rent completely furnished with tables.
chairs, sideboard, etc The Bristol bar
close TO Union derot- A fine place for
soft drinks lunches. etc. Inquire Hotel
Bristol
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

EUN TEE NI|NIE
81 n Mcfarland OF Alpine. candidate for
state Senate 15th Senatorial District
subject 20 Democratic primaries
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

date for the office OF school trustee, cleo
tiou 20 be held on Saturday, April 9th
1913 ". s. Clayton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

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1853
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

Legal NQLeel
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THE STATE or TEXAS.
County Of FL Paso
. 7 hereby notify the public that the firm
OF Wright e. Hines Grocery. has. on this
the 1sth day Of March. 1873, been dis
solved.
q WRIGHT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
JOFFE SAYS MONARCHY
IN RUSSIA UNTH|NKABLE
pie Will Never Submit to
Rule by Emperor.
PRAISES SOCIALIST SYSTEM
Claims II Is Best Adapted for Con-
tlitions as They Exist in the I'm
pirc-Obicct To Capitalism That
DUomS Millions To Misery.
LIZ, Assnriatcd prc..-l

AMSTERDAM. May 1.-THE return
OF the monarchy in Russia is unth!nk
able. Adolph Jonc, Russian ambassador
"A; Berlin. declared In II recent inter
Wow given TO the Berlin correspondent
Of tho Vienna Ncucs Journal Incl
dcn;aliy. Jofc characterized any as
scrtion that Americans during The war
or during the revolution. received any
concessions from Russia rs a pure
nscntion.
ON his main topic OF sovcrnmcnial
prospects in Russia. Joffc admitted that
governmcn, OF Socialists. under
artificial conditions" was within the
range Of possibility, but never "A re-
turn to the rule OF an Emperor.
There is to-day" nc continued. mo
power In Russia strong enough 10
upset US. Behind US stands the great
mass or the peasants and workcrs-all
those whom the capitaiistic system had
not blessed with this worlds goods
The lower bourgeois strata is also com
ing over TO us. The people recognize
that Mulukof and his friends are use
less and that the Monsheviki and the
kcrcnsky Socialists have turned out
to be failure. There IS only one
group lcfi. namely. the anarchists. but
they lack political driving force.
"Oh. yes" exclaimed the minister.
they criticize us. too IN Russia. p-o-
pl" whose affairs are not prosperous
arc apt 10 curse us hut after all they
recognize that we arc not RESPONSE
bic for the consequences OF the war
and that our pronounced Socialist sys-
TEN is best adapted for Eussiun con-
d!tions Our aim is to provide an
abundance OF those good things which
mankind needs for the enjoyment Of
life. We are not ascetics We do not
want 10 return 10 primitive conditions.
On the contrary. we wish 10 make
peoples lives richer and happier. We
do not object 70 wealth for all. but We
do object TO the Capitalism witch
dooms millions TO misery so that the
few may have luxury"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
INSURANCE BILL CHANGES
SEPARATION ALLOWANCES
Death Rntcs Will BE SD II Month to
Widow Who Has No Chill
drcn.
Men Will &c Required TO Set Aside
Si5 Monthly IL They Have One or
More Dependents, and Government
Will Also Pay.

WASlIlNGTON. May 1.-THE senate
to-day made a number OF amendments
TO the war risk Insurance bill. chief
OF which was the now provision per
tanning to allotmcnts
Allotmcnts were fined AS follows: q
compulsory allotment Of SIS a north
by men with dependents. government
allotment of SIS If there is = wife but
no child, 50 for wife and one child.
$3.50 for a wife and two children and
an additional 81 II month for each adj
dit!onal child. 81 if there is no wife. but
one child: $3.50 If there a~c two moth
erless children. $50 for three motrer-
less children. $50 for four mothcr.css
children ana 81 Il month for each I'D :.
ditionul child. sl5 q month to a former
wife. divorced and no; remarked and
TO whom alimony has been decrecd
SO If there ~ one parent. 500 if there
are two parents. and g for each addi-
,ional dependent relative.
Under the new terms OF the bin.
allotmcnts cannot be subject TO claim
and cannot bc assigned Discharge
from service on III" ground that the
beneficiary IS an alien enemy or "a con-
scientious "bjcctor cancels tho insIr-
ancc.
Death payments we're also amended
as follows:
Twenty-Five dollars Il there is a
widow but no child; $50 for a widow
and one child, $3.50 Il there is a
widow and two children: $50 If there
is no widow but one child: $50 for two
motherless children. $50 for three
raothcrloSs children.
Payment OF compensation 10 a
widow shall continue until her death
or EcmarriaSe. Compensation to a
child continues until the age OF eish-
teen or marriage. Forty-ivc dollars
:. month is provided for the man with
wife who is disabled and an allot-
rIcnt Of s65 for the man with a wife
and two children.
An allotment OF $50 a month is pro-
vded for men 80 injured as TO require
constant medical attention or nursing.
Under the amendments adopted to-
day application for insurance must be
filed l2o days after entering the scr.
vice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
Fight Cotton pricc-Eixing.

MEMPHIS. TENN. May ia scnu-
inc fight exists throughout the South
over the proposal to fix the price OF
cotton. Planters. merchants and
bankers have brought strong pressure
to bear on Washington To prevent such
action being taken. While sentiment
has favored fixing the price Of wheat
Il; comparatively low ngurc, it does
not cNist III regard to cotton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
HUNS SENT Guns HERE
TO CERMAN|ZE AMERICA
Witness I'm New York Inquiry Gives
Crcdcncc to Iiumors Long
Widespread.
BROKER TRIED TO BUY RIFLES
During Negotiations Declares He
Was Told Million Pieces OF Fire
arms Had Been Brought TO Hoo
bokcn Docks From Essen.

NEW YORK, May II icpor,s that
thousa nds of rifles had been secretly.
i,,nortcd from ,bo Erun, worls .,
III mo" '''
United States were related to-day at
an inquiry conducted by state Attorney
General Lewis. into r,n,ors OF hoard.
-, ,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
NEW TRIAL is GRANTED
tun1 Operator of TazeucIi County "a
Face Charge of shouting l.. a
y. Brnkcman.
LSne.Lal to The Times. plsra,ch.l

ISpeCIaI 10 TIE TiWcS- D spa tch.
WHITESBURG. Ky, May !i-A
new trial has been granted here in
the case Of the Commonwealth against
John Crock et,. coal operator o.,
Ta8cwcll County. Va. who was tried
last week for shooting and rounding
II. {. Baker, an J.. X y. brakeman
At Clvah, and given three years in
The pcni;entiary.
II is alleged that Crockett coal
operator at Civah. was imposed upon
by Baker 4 passenger brakeman. and
Crockett met the train The following
day. shooting Baker through the leg
Several shots were exchanged between
the men.
Crockett is 4 member OF one OF the
best known families of Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
HENRY COUNTY WOMAN
CHARGED WITH ARSON
Lodged In Jail IT I'ork! Mount Fol
lowing Suspicious Fire in
\ciS hbOrhood
Especial to The wi,oes-ptspatch. !

Especial TO The Times spatch1
pANNiiIE VA. May l4-Word
came from MaTtinsy.llc to-day that
Mrs. Ellen phnpot;. OF Henry County.
has been arrested charged with arson.
She has hecu lodged in Jail at Rocky
Mount. Miss Lees stable was burned
on SATURDAY, night. a COW and much
fc"d being destroyed. Peter Ford put
his tloodhounds ON the seen, after
tho suspicious origin o. the ire had
been brough; 10 light and they fol-
lowed the Trial 10 Mrs. Philpotts
home. II is alleged that there had
been bad feeling between the two
families.
Frank Richardson. son o. j. r.
Richardson. Of Mar.insville. was on
sunday night attacked AID stabbed by
t"p negroes named Flood on a road.
Tho knife penetrated the lung. The
negroes arc under arrest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
ODD FELLOWS ELECT
Il. 4. Turner. of Richmond, 1. Chosen
Grand Secretary Over g..
Is. Jones.
lSnccinl tn mo rinns.nisna1ch

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
LfNtfiBG re. VA. May li.-At the
afternoon session OF the Grand Lodge
OF odd Fellows to-day. two hot con-
tests were wagcd in the election for
grand warden and grand secretary
w L. Rcrl<ley. OF Rocky Mount, de-
fcat!nG Or. ". 5. Gregory. of Roanoke
H. J.. Turner. OF Richmond, was re-
elected grand secretary over G. g.
Jones. OF SpotSylvania.
The other elections were. grand
master. -. l.. Mason. LynchburS dep
nty S-:tnd master. Guy r. iforrer
Branchvllc
Tho grand lodge, as well as the
state Rebckah assembly spent the day
with routine work, chief in interest in
which was the reference Of a rcsolu-
ton looking TO provision to keep mem
hcrs in good standing who arc in the
army or navy. This report comes TO
the grand lodge floor Tomorrow after
noon. y night session seems mcccs-
sary for adjournment Wednesday.