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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1918-12-06

FIRST GALL TO Fooo ARMY.

FIRST GALL TO FOOD ARMY, +
THIS cooperation and service =
ask Of all in fun confidence +
that America will render more =
Tor flag and freedom than king =
ridden people surrender at com. Z
pulsiOn.-Herbert Hoover, Au. =
gust 10, 1917 =
A ycur ago voluntary food control
'Ns n daring adventure In democracy ;
the wear an established proof
| democratic efficiency.
The border vidette., 1918-01-12
ssE Should Worry
 Mew About Gognss"
They Peel Off With Gets-It."

Two corns are no worse than one, and one is nothing at all--when you
 use "Gets-It," the one real corn shrinker, corn loosener, peel-it- rigIlt-off corn-remoVer. That's be-
The border vidette., 1918-01-12
HUNT BETS TO BE PAID.

There was a good deal of money bet on the election last year and the day of settlement has come. Those who wagered on bare majority, who bet on Hunt or Campbell, with or with out odds, will now get de cision.
 Gov. Hunt wins by a majority of 43 votes. The decision Of the supreme court is final and on January 6, fifteen days after the decision, time elapses tor motion for rehearing.
 Probably Eddie Doyle holds more stake money than any one man. R. Allyn Lewis and Boyce &sCreech have goodly sums on hand. Much of this was ? to l, some as high as to on Hunt. These bets, when no ajority was named, have all been de cided in favor of Gov. Hunt: Payment will be made Jan. G. Phoenix Messenger.
The border vidette., 1918-01-12

Join The 100 Per Cent Ameri- can Club.
The border vidette., 1918-01-12
VAUGHN.

An association has been form ed in the Vaughn district to be known as the Vaughn Cattle Growers Association, it's pur pose being to provide water in the national forest nearby and to erect a drift fence so that the cattle owned by it's members will get the full benefit of the graz ing land in their territory, and not be compelled to share it with the cattle from the Red Rock district, which they are now com pelled to do because there is no way to keep cattle from drifting across the mountains.
 The associations plans ac- cording to-o our informant, have been indorsed by the forest de- partment, which has had a re presentative on the ground to investigate the grazing condi tions in the Vaughn district. Patagonian.
The border vidette., 1918-01-12
WHAT BRITAIN IS FIGHTING FOR

A just and lasting peace. Sanctity of treaties must be re -esta blished.
 Territorial adjustments on ba sis of self determination.
 Limitation of armaments car ried out by creation of an inter national organization.
 Independence for Poland.
 Restoration of Serbia and Bel gium.
 Return of Alsace Lorraine to France.
 Return of lost provinces to Italy.
 Justice for Rumania, Serbia and Montenegro-Llord- George.
The border vidette., 1918-01-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of I. M. summey. deceased

Estate of I. M. Summey. deceased. NOTICE is hereby given by the un- " dersigned ndmipistratrix of the estate of J. M. Summey, deceased, to the creditors of aud all persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouch CTS, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the sald ad ministratrix at the office of Duffy & Purdum, attorneys for said estate, in the town of Nogales. Arizona, the same being the place for the transac ton of the business of said estate, in said County of Santa Cruz.
 WILLIE J. SUMMEY,
 Administratrix of the estate of J. M. Summey, deceased.
 Dated NoRales, this 21st day of De cem Der. 1917. 12 225t
The border vidette., 1918-01-12

al BEST VEhTILATED,..OSTJ ATTRAc-
 TIVE PLAY HOUSE IN SOUTHWEST
The border vidette., 1918-01-12

One Foot, Corn Free. cause two drops of "Gets-It" eases your corn-pains at once, and you know that that old corn has been "nipped in the bud.'' "Gets-It" makes cutting and digging at a corn and fussing with bandages, salves, or anything else entirely un- necessary. Remember "Gets-It" is safe.
 You'll not have to take off your shoe or pumps under the table at the cafe to ease your squirming soul. See that you get "Gets-It." Don't be insulted by limitations. 25c is all you need pay at any drug store for "Gets-It," or it will be sent direct by E. Lawrence 6 Co.,, Chicago, III.
 Sold Tn Nogales and recommend ed as the worlds best corn remedy by OWL DRUG STORE.
The border vidette., 1918-01-12
NEW RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Beginning Monday, July 18th, mixed service between Nogsles and Guaymas will be run on the following schedule:
 SOUTH BOUND
The border vidette., 1918-01-12
s10O Reward. SIOO

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly influenced by constitutional conditions requires constitutional treatment Halls. .Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System thereby de- stroying the foundation of the disease. giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting na- ture in doing it's work. The prOprie- tors have so much faith in the curative powers of Halls Catarrh Cure that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 Ohio. Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-10

Ell Or. lose Planting. de Ia ciudad dc
saIcclo, Rep. DnGiinicana, dice 10 siguien-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-10
Una nueva onda fria.
AL HOSPITAL.
ser rlguro

De IA casa numero S35 de Ia Gale
Ruiz la ambulancia recogio a Jose
ia Pepino, enferma Gel cerebrc, J Ia
condujo a la carccl del condado, don
de qucdo alojada en- \ Zelda, en- OBJ
~servacion del estado. de sus faculta-
des mentales,
De la casa numero S2S de Ia ca
lie Guadalupe, fue recogida .taTnblen
en- una ambuiancia del municiplo, Ia
senior Elena Gomez, quien fue lleva-
ia al hospital de ia ciudad por en-
contrarse cnferma, para que ALI Sc le
cure de sus d~olencias.
-Por orden de uno de los mGdlcos
de la ciudad, sc llcv6 al hospital civil
a preso Gcnovevo Nava, detenido en- la
carccl municipal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-10
Scgur6a carta.

Qucriao c;anarIda -Estoy bien,
ocupado Y triste. ;Puede enviarme
algunos camaradas De los mas act
Lyc. : sincere. homhres n,uieres
ono rrst4n ov,dar a., III sontido !,
otro nuastro m~ovi,nicnto ~reyol,c;o.
rario de- "a India Neccsito ia coope.
racj5r de los camaradas mas activos.
! Orizi rueda listed ercontrarlos en-
Nacv. York C. Paterson. Dchca ser
vcrdaLrro. ,o,1ha.icntcS de 10, Ira
ba i,Gor,- T,dust-iaIrs do; NYrdo q
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H., has +odoq ios .,rooros racosa-
! rios
g .lg,nos car,aradas Gcsnan yan;r.
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Solo Sc rcIuiere IA remesa del Pc
uueno imp0rte de 80 c~entayos.

- curan los E0mATes d6SiieS ' nervio-
SOS Fat,iral : lEsn8Cenjemcnie- con e! USo
de NGNu. = una DE'tigiHl MlTdYiloSa,
Gue 81. he .4rGaC = miles : uI!|s. - "st1
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de McNOE!L PtrG,La de ElJ;d) Vial, Ie-
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RrlcnrS q -GIguHa rE.cEmed4d d. l1S Was
Ur:ugr.aS: &c SgeIgs Nain>. i'~npoS!nIl!daG
de- Jguren.rsr Is Ideas. Tim'tecL Inca
TaciGGd .a.a ~y.escN.-T>c natural como
otrgS Eu.ll-,S. cltuIrcS - rGcCH GUAR
con N.tEu. ESi. WeGiCiaG ie h1ce en- Cor
10 i!E'Hpp S-ut,-Se ELeri-. s2nO ) NtSorD-
so. prgpiu para los u~laccgeS de Il Vida.
Flra p.uba.le a I'd. cue NHNn Tler"
Shacer este. L aGEsc-elCGS ~ ~;ra;aHl.n;I'l
' para - GlG, por yCS"r drS@.n} GRATIS. :
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que CU-aGa WuChOS cl5cS POGO avaI1AdoS.
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b.rn6S IN G~mOra, : T. eaYlareyGos este
tga.amienio sin ma-CaS cue puedaa !uA-
car el vuaIeDiGG.
NUyO COMPANY, Dept. /,
Box 1000. Philadelphia, Pa, L. u. A
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Medicos espcc,aiistas en- el tratamlento
De los dolores del a;Gmbramlca'o y las
:rolas;ias tan lnc0DOdas que con tanla
frcrrcncIa Sc manifieHan duran'c Ia GeS-
taciGn, estzn na,uralTncnie en- pnstclcn &c
iuzgnr infellrenlemente, Ia medirlna me
Tor e inOrcnSlva que debcn prcscrl2tr q
srs racicn;cs. ES pOT tanto, TN asualo
de vital imporianCia para q aGuc!laS Sc
6oras u%e sufrCn de fucricS dolores en- su
alumurami.niO v0TnitOs Y moies'ias duGaL-
to I'll rmbaraZo. saber GlIe notalieS espc,,
~cialislas cue han dcdicad0 SuS VidaS al
asludio de los dolores del rarto v las 60
,rncias f%emeninas. eS,an prescriDietGo y
odminISfrJndo 4 SuS errrrmaS las paSu-
Has de C0mpueS,o Aitchella. Los Seno-
res m6diCuS Que 10 prcScr;ben, 10 hacen;
nrlmero, poTqie no cs una Incdlcina Sc
cTcIs nj pprjuticial. segtndO. pOrqu- renc
IL yiru,d especial de fortaieceT los nerfinS'
de tal maIera. que duranie los meses dill
crl,osos del embar7zO. IA sonora e!nbara-
zaIa puedp liesir al dla de Sl allmhra-
mjan,o sin experimental GranGeS dolores
e .Un bcnef!ci0 Gel bebc Cue mace hc!mo-
so. san0 Y ruDuS,o: tcrcero, Ior ser Ia me
djcina ideal para "a muier cue deSea lcGaT
a ser madrc, Y pcr ultimo. porque csda
p~astIlla de COmpuesio Mi,c1elis Iieya ma
garantla de satisfaction. A continuation
20 dan dos testimonies Sinceros Y Verdi
COS, escogtdos de Ia inTcnsa cantidad re-
cibida de los pafscs Latlno-Amerlcanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-10

Il Or. II. n. Kocn, de Ia Fsrultad de
Nedicina de Paris, domiciilado en- ia efuded
dc Port-au-Princc, Rep. dc Haiti, Certifi-
ca: "He prescribe \ mis- enfermas Ell Com.
pucSto Nitchelia, h3hierdo Shtclido sdml.
rabies resultados en- los sigplentRs casos:
rara calmar los dolores rrecuen;es duran
lie Ell embarazo y Ell parto "flores bian-
cas." meustTIaei6n doiorosa y corlo TO-
nico reconStiiuyentc. 10 recomiehdo a las
SelOraS y seiioTitaS cue Su:ren &c tSuales
dolenciaS."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-10

AMAGLE LECTORi: 81 estas son sus
cualidaGeS esencialeS, GI-:r que no queda
I'd. convencida como ,otras seioras y Sc
fioIitas que han senlido suS benefJcios, s;
I'D. tambten puede haceS1o como las de-
mas?
NoTA: ST DOS rcmite I'd. la sgEaa de
SLED, lie enyiaremos a vueita de co-reo. y
frahco &c porte. una GAIA de CoHpuesto
MitcheiIa. DirtIase hog mismo q:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-10

Hace semanas que al ser contIr-
mazda IA sentencia que condeno a
p-esidio q Emma Goldman Y q Ale
xander Berkman, por faltas cometi-
das en- este pals contra las provl-
dencias dictadas para o~rganlzarlo
en- pie de guerra y que tom4ara par
ticipaci0n en- "a europea, publlca-
ronse Dor una serie de dias telegra-
mas references a Ia actitud de los
revolucionarios rusos Y de las auto
ridades ''bolsheviki," en- favor de
los reos. Llegose a decir que 81 e.!
gobierao americana no los ponia IN
2ibertad y expulsaba a Russia, dom
de serian recibidos con los brazos
ab;ertos, 81 Embajador de los Esta-
dos Unidos seria conservado en- re-
hc9cs, Estas bravatas, como Sc sa-
be. han ouedado sin efecto, porque
Lenine, Trotzky Y compania, ueT2n
b~astanse de que pgeocuparse con Ia
aproximaci0n q Petrogrado del ejer-
otto -alem&n, por Ia salida de la ca
pital del Erabaiador y personal de
Ia Embajada, a causa del nlsno
hecho, Y, principalmerte, porque Ia
intervention rusa GARCIA de TODD
fundamente de derecho, al tratar de
cictar leyes de conducta q las auto
ridades de IN Estado soberano y dc
IA p~otencia De este.
Berkman Y su inseparable COM
paEera de propaganda, estan va
cgmplierdo sus sentencias: pero q
Procurador General ha jGzgado per
tincnte que Sc publllUen ciercas c2r-
tas que recibio Be-kman de SUI ca
nlarada anarquista Far Dayal, pre-
cedicndo Ia publication con las 81
.guieates lineas:
En- relaci6n con Ia ~agit@cioa re-
cicnte creada entire clertos radica-
les, Cue p~-otcstaban por la prisi"n
de Alexandra BerEman y Emma
Goldman. cue actIalmente clmp!en
sus condemns por conspiracion c0H:r&
II ley de a.iStamiento milirar, el
Departamento de Justicia ha hecno
plblicas dos cartas. Estas fueron en-
contradas entire los papeies recoCl~
dos en- la oficina de Mother Earth,
nj cfectuarsa los arrestos de Be:E-
man V Goldman. Har Dayal fus ci
fundador del peri6dico revolucio@a-
rio indostanico. de San Francisco,
titulado "Ghardr," ahora dirigido
o Ram Chandra, quien csta sien-
do juzgado en- este pals por conspi-
raci6n para poner en- pie una eXDe-
dici6n milita- contra Ia India. Ear
Dayal sc ercuentra actualmerte en-
Berlin. dondc ha permanecido cesde
1914 tratanGo de ~oYganizar y re-
vo!uci6n indcstani:a en- intima CO.
laboracion con Ia Sccrecaria &C Is
tado de Alcmania.
P-imera carta.
La primcra de las cartas esta cn-
cerrada en- una cub;erta dirigida =
Alexander Berkman, CO. Mother
Earth Oficce, W. 125th. St. Near
Six Ave. New York" J o la marca
2oStal ".Ar1stcrdam, October II
1873" FL membrctc dc la CARA di-
&C: Address, Israel Aaronsou. co
Madam hi-chcr, 116 Dude Stheve-
~ningcrveg, Scheveningcr, Holland
V esta fechada eli veinte de Octubrc
iaca ~rnnTucraS. lnTlaih,r:u."~ HG:Il"..t-
- q toScS IrritanicS- 81 BtiLNiD'' H.
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baok csr2Ec. vo--ectarcn-e.
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Primera carta.

TaTa rnnJucraS. lnrlarI.r:u9"- H~E.yIu.i-
- q toSc> IrritanlcS- 81 BtiLNBDr' H.
NEHDl NJ SYRUP. - YIN bal>1In0 CGEa'!-
-. Ob,a HTUl;o : radirdlui"n,r. Pre-
20. e5c. soc. Y Si.Gu por bolclla. n" y"H-
- Vpr X. Cnhu and 20. L-iir.
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La censura postal qusd6
en- Ygor en- Browns
vile, Texas
Con motive de la censura la CO.
rrespondencia de Matamoros
SURE gran retardo j:

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Mario s.
La primera carta p~rocedente de Me-
xico, que paso por Ia censura postal
establecida en- esa localidad, fue dlri-
gida a I'm diario de esta localidad Y
tardo en- llegar a su destino doce dias,
segun 10 ha manifestado ell referido
La carta en- question fue deposlta-
da en- Matamoros, lamps, ell dia Is
del pasado febrero, habiendose reel
Dido en- su punto de destino ell dia 5 de
| los c%orrientes.
| Obsequio a los ninos de la Casa de
Carload.
Todos los ninos asilados de Ia Ca
sa de C~aridades de esta localidad fue-
ron invitados a asistir gratuitamen-
te al carnival de Ia Plaza Washing
ton por la empresa de dicha fiesta, Sc
gun: Sc sirvi6 manifestarlo Ia senorita
, Nora Kelly, directora de csc esta-
b!ecimiento de beneficencia.
Cada uno de los ninos asilados reci-
bio un boleto de entrada, con Ell que,
2 la vez, tenia derecho para visitar
| todas las carpas Y montar en- "los ca
ballitos," diversion esta que gusto
mucho a los pequenos y de Ia cual
.-- 4.lo. o1lo, ~orSipioornp
A proposito de la Casa de Carload,
] Sc sabe que varias familias de esta
ciudad. acudiendo al llamadc que hizo
en- tai sentido I'm periodico de la mis-
ma. han empezado a hacer gestiones
para allegar fondos que serviran para
ayuda del sostelimiento de esa casa de
beneficencia que por ningun motive
seria hume que desapareclera, va
QUE les la abrigo Y education a MI
chos pobrecitos desheredados.
Una nueva Onda fria.
La Oficina Meteorological local ha a
nunciado que de nuev nos amenaza
una onda fra, aunque no tan ruda CO.
mo Ia anterior que sufrimos, que Sc
iniciara mahana con I'm lijero viento
del norte.
En- muchas casas, donde va sc ha-
bian dado de mano los 'calentadores,"
Sc han vuelto a instalar, pues y Sc
sabe que Ell frio Ell esta region suele
ser %riguroso.
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REC E
listed : SUa-Gc cSll direction para cue
So - maestro 4 SIS amigos cue surren
10 raJlos. mezguiRns. ZiTctes : eFaDoS de
ia u.al. Con CSC. CT timbrcS postalcs que
me remllS le IaanGO 4 "uells dc coTreo
r,anco DC porte. una cai!ia dc Tor:3da
G0r=s'rE. Ia mcior dol U!unto para est1s
r"ISrussGasHS. ieyGeivo e. d!neTo q Is
persona cue Sc cure Y no sane.
ESrIRiDi0S GONZALEZ
? - RaL 5.7. LAREDO. TEX
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10 que prescriibben Doctores Especia-
listos para reducir los dolores
del aIumbromiento y combatir
los vomitos y molestias
del en,barazo

rc: .Cada vez que prescribe. las ,Past0ls9
dc Compuesto Miichella me cs de Seran So
ttsfacci0n yer. sill gran resultadc, pues
cada dia quedo mas admirable de gu efec-
70. Mis- pacientes. cad vcZ eStan mas
agradecidos por haberlo administering, y
de atro modo no podia ser, con cse famo-
so Compuesio Mitchalla que no ME cSlsL
re de sceulrlo administrator" {
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La compIicidad de BBeerrEkrrnan con
eli anarquista Har Dayal
Sc dan a conocer las caEtas que tratan de
los preparativos de la revolution en- Ia India

de 1915. Su texto es ell siguiente:
Querido camarada: Estoy bien y
ocupado. e.Puede listed enviarme al
gunos de los camaradas mas activos
Y sinceros, hombres Y mujeres, pa
RI que aynden a nuestro partido re-
volucionario de la India en- la pre-
)sente coyuntura? Deben ser per-
sonas dc buen caracter. ST Tannen-
baum esta libre, iquerria venir?.
Sirvase ~conservar este asunto estric-
tamente secreto y confidential, Ten
ga la bondad de no discutirlo con
mucha genie.
Esta es una gran oportunidad pa
"a nuestro partido. Necesito la COO
peracion de canaradas activos, para
tcabajo muy importante. A!gunos
de nuestroS camaradas han venido
De Ia India con mensajes y noticias
alentadoras.
81 pueden venir algunos camara-
das, sirvase ~telegrafiar y escribir-
nos al nombre que he sadoptado de
Israel Aaronson y a la direction in
dicada arriba. Enviare a listed inme-
diatamente dinero, girado al NOM
bre que listed t~elegrafie, ell cual
dcbe ser un nombre que principle
con "B." Yo entendere. No telegra-
fie con 81 propio nombre.
Tambi&n redacte ell t~elegrama de
tai modo que pueda 70 entender
cIantos camaradas a a venir. 81
son cinco te!egrafie. "Eenga. Traba-
10 vacante de Q%uinientos dolares.'
Ponga cl numero correspondence a
estes eirco cicnsos preccdiendo a dc
Il palabra camaradas o use c~ualquier
otro medic.
Tam5ien enviemc nombres Y d.
.yecciores dc los camaradas marquis
tas Cue sc ~cncuentr2n en- Espana,
Oinamarca, Suec;a, Noruega. Suiza,
Italia. Alemania, Austria y otros
paises europeoS. Sirvase enviarme
cartas dc presentation de Emma pa
IA ellos, c DC listed mismo 81 los CO.
nocc.
Escribame una carta Al propio
tempo, porquc el t~eicgrama puede
ser in~terccrtado en- Inglaterra.
do 81 nombre que he ~adOptado de Is
rael AaroAson."
We're al camarada Nieuwenhuts
dentro de algunos dlas. Con afecto
y -espeto, soy dc listed, Ell Ia causa,
Har Dayal.
P. S. DE- cartas de presentation
para mi = los c9maradas que vengaa.
y cehen parar casa de Nida Kc:-
chcr, en- IA direction dada.
Sc,vpSo rzrtz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
DR.. BRYAN APPOINTED
Succeeds DR.. Mason ms Member of Sur
Eical STAFF OF City
Home.

On motion of Graham F.. Hohson. the
Administrative Board yesterday APP
pointed Dr. Robert G. Bryan as surg con
on tho staff of tho City Home 10 take
the place OF DIR. H. Norton Mason, re-
signed. The appointment was made on
the recommendation Of DIR. Lawrence
7. Price, chief of staff.
Mr.. Glenn's motion that the Building
Inspector be authorized TO employ
janitor for work in City Hall, temper
arily, and TO rearranEc hours Of watch
men in City Hall, as he may see fit.
was adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Mccarthy the board
adopted resolution requesting the
City Council TO amend the franchise OF
the Virginia Hallway and Power Conn
pany SO as TO allow and provide for
the abolition Of all stops of cars num-
bered six. seven or thirteen, between
Broad and First Streets and the north
end OF the FRS, Street Viaduct.
Mr.. Mccarthy also moved that some
member of the board be appointed a
committee to prepare the wording Sc
cure design and contract for a bronze
tablet concentrating the use OF the
John Marshall High School. and the
services of those VIII oabored there.
in the recent influenza epidemic. The
motion vas adopted and the chair
named Mr.. Mccarthy as the committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
WARREN RESIGNS
Captain of Now Blues Organization
Quits because Of Pressure Of
Private business.

Captain George W. Warren Of Com
pany H.. Richmond Light Infantry
Blues. Virginia Volunteers. has re-
signed on account OF business reasons.
ii was announced at the Office of the
Adluta General yesterday. y spccia
election has been ordered to fill tho va
cancy. and such other vacancies as The
election of captain may cause.
Captain Martin =. Stringfcllow OF
the Adiutant-GcncraIs Department.
Virginia Volunteers. has also resigned.
due TO the reduction in sclcctivc scrv
ice draft work in Virginia.
The Adiutant-Gencral has hceu mott
ned of the deaths Of Private j. -.
Walker, OF the Blue Ridge Rifles. OF
Montva!c. and Private Samuel NJ Tay-
Tor. OF the BerryvilIc Guards Pncu-
m"nia. resulting from Influenza was
the cause Of death IN both cases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
yELVERTON BOOKER DEAD:
WAS VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
Prominent Business Man Succumt.s
to Injuries Sustained Through
Fall Into Shaft.
GRAIN EXCHANGE SECRETARY
Born in Amelia County. He Came
to Richmond Eight Years Ago ,
Fill Position Held at Time Of His
Death.

Yelvcrtou +. Booker. sixty-three
years old. secretary and chief inspec-
tor OF the Richmond Grain Exchange
died shortly after O'Clock last night
at Memorial Hospital as the result, OF
fell from the second floor TO the base
ment down the elevator shaft at the
Travellers Building.
Mr. Booker was closely associated
with the business life Of Richmond. cs-
pecially commission merchants and
those who deal with the Grain Ex-
change and others interested in trade
mond eight years ago from Amelia
County. where he was born. to become
secretary OF the Grain Exchange. and
had held that position since that time.
No funeral arrangements had been
made last night MIR. Booker's injuries
included a fractured hip and severe
iruises about the back and shoulders.
The shock of the accident was too
great for his system to withstand. and
after suffering for seven hours he
rassed away, with n number Of rela-
lives at his bedside. in Memorial Hos
pital.
Mr. Booker is survived by his widow.
OF Amelia County. and eight children.
including w. o. Booker. with the One
Hundred and Fourth Ammunition Train
in France: Y. r.. Booker. Jr.. OF Wash
inGton: l.. +. Booker. of Camp Lee: F.
:. Booker. OF Richmond: Mrs. II. Q.
Goodwin. Of Washington: Misses Bessie
Minna and Katherine Booker. ot Rich
er. Of Amelia. and Garland Booker. Of
st. Louis. and two sisters. Mrs. II w
cary. of Richmond and Mrs. ]. II.
Finney. OF Washington. also survive.