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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13

1t is a wonderful thing,
A Mother
Other folks can love you,
But only your Mother
Understands.
She works for you
Looks after you,
Lovesbyou, forgives you
Anything you may do;
And then the only thing
Bad she ever does TO you
Is to die ancave you
"
At the Star, Wednesday
and Thursday, March 20
and Il.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13

Headquarters for Coon and Com
stock tobacco seed. S. A. Sweger.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13

any person may buy many shares,a he please
Gates therefor, and Immediately begin to earn SC
investment
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
The Company's Offering

may be taken up either by people who have Accun
Invest by those who wish to Invest their SAY
Payments.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
The Company's Plan

for the cooperation of Local Capital Is the Offering
Cent Preferred Stock to Citizens of the Localities in
for the double purpose of securing additional capital
ment of the Electric Supply in Western Wisconsin an
nesota and at the same tr.e securing strong Loca
Properties
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
Under the Time Payment Plan

any Person may Buy Many Shares he Cares TO- paying SO
Down and Distributing the Remaining Payments
Additional Months exceeding Nine, he Chooses.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
The COmpany's Property

has been highly developed and Great I
it invited its Customers to participate
these Enormous Natural Resources.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
Jnhr :. ncEnrEcs

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
WEST POINT VA. January "a -
John :. Dc'arGes. one Of Yves; Points
noted men, died last night at H. o'clock
lie had been ai!ing for several years
but seemed ZIP to - few days ago no
worse than usual. Mr., DcFargcs was
born and reared in the county, and
had been i'll Wcsi Point over forty
years. HAVING served as Mayor. coun-
Gilman several times. custom house Of
-.icer. postmaster. and for a long time
leading merchant In early tie he
married Miss Josephine Motley .! King
William County, by whom he is sur
viveG. RE - also survived BY five
sons. James, or Chester. Pa. pr. Rob
crit 81 Washington. d. C.: ~ clyde.
OF Baltimore: s. Brandt. of New York
and Sutherland. OF Camp McClallan
Admission. Ala. lie was "a member OF
the Christian Church. The D.Fars.s
were Of distinguished French descent
and settled in Virginia about the time
Of the Revolutionary War 4 John
DeFargcs was Il brave and gallant
cava!ryman in the Civil War. and dis
tnSu!shed himself in raid into Mary
land with Mosb" and his men Mr.
hcFarEcs was the cnly- son OF the LATE
John DefarScS and Adaline Ncaic. both
Of this county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
TAFT IN RICHMOND
spends Night Here ON Why to Camp
Ice, Whore Tie Speaks
ro-Dny

Former prcsidcn; WilIam Howard
TAFT arrived IN Richmond latc last
night. going with his party to tho JEFF
ferson Hotel. lie /, making tour
OF tho various army encampmcnts un-
dor tho auspices of the War Work
Council Of the international y. NJ. q.
= Ills visit to Camp Ice today will
hc the second to one Of the great camps
where men are being trained for ser
vice in France.
He will speak at Camp Lee to- day
before an audience composed OF rep
rcscntativcs OF each section OF the
camp in the Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium
which seats 5000. Later he will lunci,
AT the Y. w. G. A. Hostess House al
Camp Lee. AID will go u sIampton TO
spend Sunday at the Hampton Insti-
tutc.
Tho party escortinE the former r'rcsi-
dent from Richmond to Camp Lee this
morning will he composed C ~. w.
Do"d. secretary IN charge or this tour:
John stewart Bryan, o. A. Hawkins
l.. NJ. Williams. W. 81 Berry T. NJ.
ilcltcrt. camp secretary: J. n. .Alsop
and General Secretary Mckee. Of THE
Central Y. VI. c, y. President Taf,' $
topic this morning Win be Why wo
Are a. War" Efforts 10 induce Mr.
TAFT 10 stop in Richmond after his
visit TO Hampton Ia make a public adj :
dress were found 10 be impra cticable
because OF his other speaking engage
menls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mr~. Mary Evelyn Tou.r

Mrs. Mary Evelyn Tower. widow Of
isaac $. Tower, died Thursday nigh; "A;
he- residence. 1914 Grove Avenue. after
lingering illness. in her scveuty-nrst
year. Mrs. Tower was a daughter OF
the late Hiram NJ. Smith. founder al
the old and well-known fivm OF H. "
smith {: Co. OF which her husband wa
I member. Mrs. Tower leaves rve chill
dren--Gcorge ~. Tower. of the Tower
i:intord Company; Fred. e. Tower with
the l'u Font Company, AT City Point:
Frank w. Tower. with the British
American Company. of Sha ghai. China;
Il. s.oddard Tower. with the T. I.oril-
,ard Company. and Eliza beth Louise
Tower Mrs. Tower also leaves a sis
ter. Mrs. William 4. Wade, OF Balti-
more. and one brother, II. NJ. Smith.
Jr.. or this city.
The funeral viii he held this after
noon ~ ..45 O'Clock from the house
Rev. j. J. Cravatt officiating.
The following will act as paiibearers:
y. Victor Williams. Hiram NJ. Smith.
James G. Gwatkin. Walter l.. Lefew. r.
Price i.ycl', Il. SHELTON Eggleston. r.
l-ai!mcr Gordon, Joseph IT. CrcnSkaw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
John wallace Car,ntcb,eL

John Wallace Carmichael, formA
oriy Of Fredericksburg. a son OF the
late Rev. Or. James Carmichael ot tho
Episcopal Church. died this week. at
his home at Wilmington. y. c.. after =
lingering illness, aged ftty- four Mr.,
Carmichael had n large family con.
cNction. and was closely related to tho
Wallace and Carmichael families Of
this city and section lie stood high
in Wilmington u business man and
citizen. iic is survived by two chill
drcn. George Carmichael. cashier oc
one Of tho Wilmington banks and one
daughter. Mrs. David Northrop. OF VIII
minGton. The deceased was a nephew
Of Judge y. ". Wallace. OF trodcr tcks-
burg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
Thomas Irn,xc,1a

Especial to The Times DispatchI
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. january
.5.-The body OF Thomas Eawcus. VINO
died at the Mercy Hospital. in Pitts
oursh. Pa. after an illness OF several
weeks, reached here to-day. and was
buried in Mapiewood Cemetery Mir
Fawcus came from England to Vir-
E,nta about twenty-five years ago, ana
at one time owned u home in this
county. For the past twenty wears
however. he had resided in Pittsburgh
where he was president of the I,awrua
Michinc Company. Mr.. Fawcus is
survived 10y his wife, who was Miss
Lucille Cla rive. formerly OF this COUNTY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
AMUSEMENT
A nd rev Mack.

Andrew Mack.
Walter Sanford Will present bis
popular star. Andrew Mack. AT tho
Academy next Wednesday. matinee and
night in the new romantic dram,
Molly Dear" by Cecil Is. dc Mile. IN.
scenes or which are laid on the west
coast OF Ireland. The story is "A strong.
put delightful one and reveals the
soul or man who is willing to sacrj-
hcc himself in tho cndca vor to save tho
Drother OF girl he loves from what
ne considers unjus. punishment. In
the roic OF Irish american secret
service mar n. Mack is lid to have
found one OF The happicst parts OF his
whole career. In it lie shows himself
TO be a master or sentiment: a big.
strong man. expressing the tenderness
OF real strength and bigness OF heart
that has inspired the culogizing OF tho
Irish race. There is Il companv of rare
excellence surrounding Mr. Mack, and
the scenic inveStiturc of the piece ia
said to he unusually handsome. Amoun
the song numbers introduced nv Mr..
Mack will bc two OF his latest COM
positions. ITS a Long. Long WAY IN
My Old Home Town." and You Only
You, That l Love"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ADVERTISING BY BREWERS
NOT ALABAMA LAW VIOLATION
state Supreme Court Holds Statement.
." Re lin Nature or Political
Propaganda"

BIRMINGHAM ALA. January 90
he supreme Court OF Alabama to-day
banded down decision holding thai.
advertisements Of the United S,a;es
trewerS' Association. published in the
Montgomery Advertiser and the Mont
gomery Times. "a published did not
violate tho state antique. advertising
Rvs. The court held that The state
hcnts were i'm the nature Of a politl-
ca' propaganda, and is 40 more an ed
Nert.scment OF prohibited liquors than
need he an article or communication
tina, discusses the merits or dement's
Of intoxicating liquors or beverages.
or the policy OF the .Auti-Saloon League
or d!s,illers or brewers" Similar cases
gre pending against the Birmingham
News and Aae-!io.e.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
HUSTON BoNING PROMOTERS
WEDDING OUT UNDEsIRAsIEs

BOSTON. January o5.-Bostop NO
,no,erS recently have had much t-oi,,lc
Mth mat element in the boxing game
.na' KILLED :hc sport i'm New York but
.heS nave hit upon plan that IS bonnI
~ nl.hg ABOUT good results. AS fast
rs iahers are discovered they are
- a.ic" =: o. and prohibited from ever
showing their wares in Ros,on
80 ous'on is one or the few towns IN
IN. East where boxing is profta Me
me "recking crew soon will have "a
go 10 work for a living A numbcr ~
SeW york managers and boxers now
o. ." inc boston blacklist. viii this
DC aiiowcd TO operate in New
york il the proposed boxjn~ III,
comes law? o''' nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
Mrs. Amanda l., Mann.

Airs. amanda +. Mann. widow OF Ma
Dolcon q. Mann. died ut ncr home, ut
Maplcwood Amelia County. yesterday
IN her ninety-iifth year Mrs. Mann
was the mother OF ten children, nine
OF whom survive. These are Miss An
ME T.. Mann. T.. w Mann. Mrs. B. n.
Johnston, Mrs. \. &. AllemoaS, of Ma
piewood: Lafayette Mann, OF Amci,a
Courthouse: NJ. Z. Mann. Mrs. G r.
Bayliss, Mrs. Edgar Holt OF Richmond,
ana G. T.. Mann. Of Chester. Twenty
grandchildren and seven great-Srand-
children also survive Mrs. Mann. Fu-
neral arrangements viii be announced
later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
WRESTLING CHAMPION WELL
PLEASED WITH ARMY LIFE
Ear 'raddcrk Does Lots of Kitchen
nnd Stable Duty at Camp Dodge
Without Shfnipcr.
Bullets and bayonets won't

Bullets and b3yoacts won't win Tho
war.
II you don't believe that. ask Private
Earl Craddocn divisional neadauar.,rs
troop camp Dodge. Until !, few weeks
ago. ir!vate CraGdock was known 10
thousands Of sport fans as tie cham
Dio'i heavyweight, wrestler 0. the
World Sow he's jus: "A plain private.
with 10 more privileges than an orai-
.niy rookie. Hes just Caddie TO a lot
OF men Ia olive drab: tus; a part OF
IN" "ar machine being trained at the
big cautonincal
.!nd ne has some new ways OF meet
.hs the Huns. II hts nayonct fails 10
work when he gets into the trenches
ne wont despair. II lie runs out Of
ann un.t'on he'll have no fear. For
n" mas a form % protection that VIII
Dam" the mos; willy Hun.
IL. y! meet the thrusts and parties OF
me cnerHgs bayoact with halt-Nc!soas.
htad!ocEs an! def twists o. the wrists.
" acn he has .o:nered his Toe, hell rem
Ger ana powcricss with scissors hold
Those Boches won't have ghost or
a show in hand-,o hand ennoun,c.
"heh ,his wc!l-bnil, soldier gets into
the h.S fight.
Al Camp Dodge this soldier disnisvs
no arrogance. and one never would
reali that he has held thousands OF
rhsS "orShipcrs breathie3s as he dis
~ - :. obpoithtS win dcStcr!ty
aIinost unbelievable. He's JUS, quict.
"eil-hehaved solder. who takes h;s;
t:Tn q Kitchen police. guard duty and
me care or the stables. il is no un-
common sight to see this rookie with
pan OF potatoes between his
knees helping tho company cook pre-
pare t"c noontay meal. And he cur
res the mules in the troop stables like
an o.! hand. on guard duty. bundled
10 the eyes with his heavy ovcrroa,
sweater ana helmet. he walk: his post
~ = military manner" sometimes taxi
ING Mite quick-sten II tho day Is
cold ard the wind rather biting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
Miss ISnt- Minor.

The funeral ~ Miss Kate Minor, !cn.
resident OF tho UnivcrNity uf Nir-
Sinia. took place at O'Clock wcdncs-
dag afternoon from 81. Paurs Church.
the services being conducted by tho
rector Rev. Beverley j.. Tucker. Jr.
Miss Minor was a niece Of the lato
Professor John +. Minor. head OF .ha
Law school at the University OF pir.
ginia She is survived hy two .ist.Ts.
Miss Annie Minor of Washington. ID.
G.. and Mrs. Abbot. OF Bellevue Va.
and ono brother. John r. Minor. OF
"lnEicside,' this county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
Mrs. Samuel Hyers.

Especial to The Times D:Spa.ch.l
WINCHESTER, VA, January Co
stricken with acute Brisht's disease
Wednesday. Mrs. Stranc Byers. aged
seveniy-one. wife Of Samuel \. Byers
wealthy retired farmer. died this after
noon. She was 4 daughter OF the late
Wayne Lewis. of Washington County
Md. She leaves her husband: one son
Benjamin Hyers. OF Summit Point, w
Va: and two daughters. Mrs. william,
bromley. OF Berryville. Va. and Miss
Ellie ByerS. of Winchester.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
CALL FOR VETERINARIANS
Army Medical Corpx Calls for 1000
Hen Accustomed TO HanuIin.
Horses.
tav Associated Press I

WASHi%GToN, January 2s.-The
army medical corps to-day issued a
can .or enlistment OF 1000 specially
selected men for Veterinary service
The men must be either below or above
draft age. and will he assigned 20
veterinary hospitals Of the service
ovcr5eas' shortly.
Veterinary students. agricultural s,u-
oertS. farmers. stahlemen and others
accustomed 10 handling horses are de-
sired particularly. They will be en-
listed as privatcs, but opportunities Of
advancement TO noncommissioned
grades are exceptional
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
SPIDERS ARE DEFEATED
PETTWEY FEATURES GAME
FOR UNIVERSITY QUINTET
Hichmond rive Shown tn ADVANTAGE
During Second IInif-Robinson
Cages Pretty Goal.

Especial 70 The Times Dispa,chl
fltARI.oTTESNILL VA. January
25--NirSin!a defeated Richmond Col
iese tonight. 81 to 81. rhs spiders
could make little Roadway against
Coach i.annigan's regulars. but made a
anicnaid showing in the second period
aga inst 4 substitute uuint
The first half ended 33 to :. Caravo.i
tossing two field goals for the visitors.
and Dickerson one. Robinson register
cd the visitors only goal from foul in
ihi" period.
The thermometers started the second
half with - rush aud six field goals in
rapid succession won applause from tho
SPECTATORS. Robinson struck his stride
and Gagged tho prctcies; shot nf tn"
game. the bali landin;; in the BASKET
from noar midioor. Caravoti con
tributcd ten points III this hal. and
Dickcrson added eight.
Pettway. the former John Marshall
star. scored twenty-cight points for the
varsity before hc retired to tho side
lines Captain Rix"y landed six field
goals in the fret period
Lineup and summary:
Virginia. Position Richmond
fettway right forward Dicke-son
Meade left forward " Caravot;
ltIN"y ........ center. MOTLEY
Schnidor right guard Robinson
J"nninE left guard. Simpson
Mccall for rcttwav.
Sinircs for Jennings. Edmonds for
Meade. Fitzpatrick for Schneider
Moseiy FOR Eize%. Tribble for Simpson
tleld soals-Pe;tway. IL: Rixcy. g.
Meade. =: Schneider. =: Mccall. .: Ed-
in"nds. :: Jennings. Mosely. Caravoti
bickcrson. 5; Robinson. 4 Goals from
fou!S-Pct,way. 4: Robinson. :" Time
% h"!fcs--tw cnty minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
hfNCHHrRG HIGH SCItInTIr
ANSO3<CED Hl ,y.y...,
( Snoci,l - ill., 60.

!"n'clHI 10 The Times Dispatch
Ia Nt'itiRG. VA. January Ok
ManaSer Jack Taylor. of me h;sh
the following schedule for The rnr,a,n
der OF tho season:
January 26--Opcn
here. "cioo'
February ?-Saicm High School. bnrc
FEBRUARY misunderstanding HiEh
School. here.
there.
February 2!--staunton High school,.
here
February 23--Opcn
March 2-EanviIlc High School. here
The team has been getting hard prac-
tice OF late. and it is showing much
better shape than was expected at the
beginning Of the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
Benjamin Franklin Armentrou,

lSpccial to The Times DISPATCHED
liARRlSONDGRCi. VA. january as
Benjamin Franklin Armcntrout eighty
* %cars Of age, died 1t his homo near
Lacey Spring. Wednesday morning 10
was q Confederate soldier having
served through I'll four years OF tho
Civil War Surviving the deceased are
two daughters Mrs. Anna Lou Van
Peit. OF this city: Mrs. Sallie L. Sellers.
o. Tenth Lcgion; and three sons, Hin
ton e., of Me!rosc; Robert L.. of Lacey
spring: and Edward L. Armentrout OF
Kew Market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

sat-ii, raSe-,sis 'urionEa-Mary's Beau, 10:
AIT D,osSor lo i iio io and - J.
t sM: co iiia. . 10 and TO =. :,
St;6 King. Pau! Connolly. To.er.n1r al;
h!c"H, Mss Bryn. St-rfy Esi.ue, .r IN?
49, Ec!th l.. also ran.
GG.rnrr3. T. TO J.. to : AUD to ;. nr ~:
I? ., second. Goblin, los ,kcosn,. Is TO to
i,lh nao- G:lisaI Aie47Sd.r M Nan II
Homework BouaI ana uF, ,,a m,ln'iGk BILLET.
h.Fn-siS fnronss-Bond. las tIoSn.
xii. Ia 70 :; 7? and 20 :. arst Mary
% = second: Flsen. li5 5Mar,!n5 ~. i :
to ana - ;, ,h!rt. Time i.
.ie1 t.nole I,o r,esn un, Amohs.ko Lana
! i.our!l,-'niie and seventy yard.-paaay
!" .. hrst: i3roomsweep. 100 toJhnsnn'i =
10, 10 ana to 3. second; Mar II
mira = T Tiarnsri; to !. to ana s 70 ).
hrev"". Maranao and won.tran .I:o ,'' 80 = ~
f.inh,ttlI,n,n me ano siNtecnth-Alst on 100
Dancer. ii2 IW. Collins ! to ~ "lS n, ;
IN 20 ., second; Lack Rose 10 C,l'Brinn
Ia, - =" ! and 10 I" /. third. Time.
SiS, ,ihrrun ana Tours also ran.
first; T.r!eton p. To- O.. 40 ana - to !;
SIohntoa ana ,o to !; second \! Pierre los
c G,nhit p Col Matt sir RAYMOND. BABY ~
Sevcn,h-one miie-&apoleon. III 'i'so 'R, n.
iich,o, 70 T. : 10 and to J. first Nee
ssa"na: Bns lndsi c 10 !" 70, l. 10 az to l.
l.,, TT and 10 s.; Third. Tin- IL. !.
Norman. inHis st s MSa,r.s GoSHw.od m;
fsuNoco also ran. ."'i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
Don't ray for Blanks. shy. ropcr

WASHINGTON. January 25.--Internal
Revenue Commissioners Roper to-day
nippcd plan by certain individuals
and commercial interests 10 sell in
com" tax return forms FOR ) cents
each On receiving reports from a
numAc" Of communities that efforts
were being mNd" to sell the blanks
Commissioner Roper sent word to revc-
MI. collectors that blanks were furn-
ished fire." by the government and
should 10 available in few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
TRAVELLING MEN TO MEET
Moonaw viii Snenk on Food Con..ry.
ito" and Alvin smith on
SmiicaEr Hooks

III" United Commercial! Travellers
viii meet tonight al O'Clock at Co
Jumbo Hail. 2o47 West Broad street
The speakers for the evening arc u. &.
Mocma|. representatives oe the food
administration who will speak on
rood 'onscrva ton Alvin NJ Smith.
whose subject viii be The sale of
S!ni!caEe Books" ard W. IL. ADAMS.
who VIII have for his theme, war
Training Camps" Robert Gibson will
preside over the assembly. All travel
ing men are invited TO attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
brought nack for Inial.

Eud Sawycr. Tho negro vino was ar
rested in Portsmouth on the charge OF
hnrSlarizing the Walk ins-Cottren Hard
ware Company store and taking $500
worth Of fine pistols. was brough; TO
Richmond and placed in the First Po-
lice Station last night. Detectivc-Scr-
geants Atkinson and willy returned
with the prisoner Many of the stolen
pistols were recovered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
NilIinrn IL I,hnn,~

Especial To Tine Times .Dispatch1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. January
2o.--Wt!iiam ~. Thomas. a wcil-known
merchant and businets man Of this city,
died suddenly at his home Of heart
failure. aged scvcuty-one. lie had inst
finished breakfast, and was prcpa ring
TO 20 TO his business when he was sud-
denly stricken. sank back in a chair
aud passed away without speaking.
lle is survived by his wife. four dauEh.
tcrs ard three brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
speaks n. Holy Trinity cnu,ch.

ST Wa!t"r IAWrence. the dstin-
suishcd i;nslishman now visiting in
Richmond will make an address al
Holy Trinity Church Tomorrow morn
ing IT the ! o'clock service. His other
speaking engage ncrts are tonight at
the WoHian's Cluo. aud Tomorrow af-
ternoon At the weekly Sing" at the
Joha Marshall High School. on Mon
day he viii address the Virginia Iegis-
latErc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
TECHS WILL. Fill. DAFT.
WITH GENERALS Ar DaNyJIJI,
Especial to The Times-nisnatch

LEXINGTON. Va. January 25-
Manager Mathew w. Paxton. Jr.. an
nounced to-day that tho proposed baa-
ketball game between Washington and
Leo and the University of North Caro-
lima. which was scheduled to he played
in Danviiic on February IL has been
cancelled, and that the vacancy thus
caused has been filled by arranging a
game with tho V. r. !. to BIO played in
Lexington on that date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
Mrs. Annie 'Eribhlc.

tSpcc;ai to The Timcs- Dispatch.]
LANCASTER. January @j.---Mrs. An
mic Tribblc died Monday evening at the
!rvin.ton Ecach Hotel ut Irvington.
where She had been living for many
years. She was in tho cishticth year of
her age. and had been in &c >bic health
for some time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
Mi.- Mamie y. Dnnn,,ny.

LANCASTER. January o5.--The re-
mains OF Miss Mamie =. Dunaway. who
died last Sunday night a, Diilwyn. in
buckingham County, where she had
been teaching. were brought to her
home near nerc Yesterday and Inferred
'o-day in tho cemetery at Old Kiimar-
mock Baptist Church. She was tho
Youngest daughter Of the late Rev
Way!aad T.. Duuaway. -. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26

Special 10 'Thc Times Dispatch
BRISTOL. VA. January 2o-aVr~.
Melissa Jones. wife OF Professor O L.
Jones. wcilknown Bristol cduca or.
died th,s week. aged forty-onc. Be-
sides her husband. she is survived by
three sons. Prior to her marriage she
Was Miss Melissa Ode!l. a member Ok u
well-known family
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
William r.. RrDtIey

LYHCiiBCRG. VA, january "a.
William Il. Bentley. thirty-ninc wears
of cge. died "Wednesday evening at 7:I0
o'clock at the state epilcptic colony.
He was a son OF Mrs. Emma BENTLEY.
Of aela East Main Street. Richmond.
Ills burial VIII be al Presbyterian
Cemetery here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-26
NIiSH SnllIc IIuni

Miss sai!i. Hunt died at her home a.
Bristol. Tenn. yesterday She was the
daughter OF tho late James Galloway
HUNT and Elizabeth Ianghorne Hunt
she is survived by two sisters. Mrs
samuel Baldwin. OF Charlotte County,
Va. and Miss Kate Hunt. OF Bristol,
Tenn. and by one brother, James Hunt,
OF Texas. The funeral service viii take
place in tho mortuary chape, al Holly
wood. AT O'clock sunday afternoon.