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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-25
MILK IN WINTER.

Why do your COWS give less milk in
winter than they do Ia summer? Just
because nature does not supply them
with grasses and green food. But we
have come to the assistance of Dame
Nature with B. \. Thomas Stock Rem
edy which contains the very ingre-
,dients that the green feed supplies in
season, only, of course, in a more
highly concentrated form. We guar
antee that this remedy will make Your
cows give more milk, and better milk
with the same leed.-W. r. Baker &
Son.
See the Gulley Grocery Co. about
that new Galvanized Iron Tank YOU
VIII need this fall t. catch ,ha winter
rims. You vii. need more water now.
as whiskey is awiuiiy high. adv.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-25

Measels have been &c prevalent at st.
Joseph and surrounding country that
scarcely a family has escaped. Not
only has the malady invaded the pub
but even the faculty has not been ex-
empt.
Mrs. L. NJ. Spencer, who left Tai
lulah for Jacksonville, Fla, last week,
to visit her husband, Lieut.. Z. NJ.
Spencer, who is stationed at that
place, and Mrs. Alice Baxter of St.
Joseph, who left for the same place
to attend house party given by Mr..
Howard Cole, we are glad to learn,
have arrived at their destination
Madison Journal.
The ice foes passing in the river this
week have greatly interterred with
navigation and few boats have been
bold enough to venture out. At Mem
phis several boats were sunk by the
ice gorges and at Vicksburg the river
was frozen some distance from shore
on either side, and the floating ice
from above blocking the channel pre-
scented scene perhaps without par
alel in the history of that city--the
Mississippi almost entirely frozen over.
Mr.. NJ. S. Kaufman of Quimby, while
in town this week, told of a shipment
and sale of cotton he made to Memphis
cotton factors that was satisfactory
both to time in getting consignment TO
Memphis and price received. Mr..
Kaufman said he received returns
within ten days after shipment and got
a full cent over New Orleans quota
tons. He consigned his cotton to
Lacy Bros. q Kimball, an enterprising
firm of cotton factors at that progress
siye city.
+ Little Carolyn Ann, the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. \. B. Ratcliff, this
week suffered severe burn on her
cheek and hand, the blanket in her
baby carriage having by some unex-
plainable means caught fire, the flames
reaching the baby before they could
be g tingushed The burn about the
face fortunately was not so severe as
to leave permanent blemish, but the
hand may carry the mark indefinitely
The little lady is resting as well as
could be expected but has suffered
greatly.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-25
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo, | .

State OF Ohio, City ol Toledo, g,
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner Of tie firm of f. J. Che
ncy x Co., doing business in the City OF
Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum Of one
hundred dollars for each and every case
Of catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9TH day of December,
\. ID. 1856.
(SeaD \. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-25
MRS. ". J. VAN SANIEH.

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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-25

Then we have made the Mtches the handsomes cars IN
the past year alone have added "a cent to the uXu
cars Our experts examined PSI show models, no at
he overlooked Our body designs exclusive Tor Mltc
designed and built in onr model plant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21

inc Nurdhaus nuU Master l'ohhy
Nordhuus Tho Rcd Cross b. very
risi, ul Tor the co%utribuu"u "htrn
undoubtedly represents much "ti"rt
uN 'uu part Of the .iVors.
Indians Members al l;csi Cross.
Two fuli lIpndeL Indians. j. ~.
Ross ct seaman ans j. g REID "i
T,tuuutp y NJ were yH 'r- 'H. ".1
cr day In the Red cross work r"o.n
whore they paid tuctl m'inH't
tho lied cross. Roth huw'I u.
interest Joe the work bong dom, %
a Willingness to do their part
Message From a. =. Da'is"n.
THE following mcs~igv has been
sent ont To- an chaptc.s OF the Amer
Jean l,,d cross. o., uruN D. i".u H
chairman Nmcrtotu lied cross WI
council
"Tu. latest reports HNalltHi" ludi.
cate that the christmas drive tur ten
million u.V members Cor IA" hn'vI
,ln I.cd Gross mas resulted iu the Hd.
I'tI.u ur u''. -Isf..I ".Ii'| u'v
uumrs to o.. roll Thus 1uW''r ndt-
,u go Ola, u.ur, th.I -lA utll.uu ulouI
h,rs before christmas campaign
H.H.,. t.. f.t.. present ,.Iu.iu'ui
uIIy twenty two m.Iluu Ius o. DO
magnificent fact, am expression not
lluu, of patriotism. nut off the fine
sympathy and ldyulI.u OF tno vhu..
N....Iu IuupI, T.. Eul ,ru.
council congratulate. Hau welcome.
y,,4 moss mpmurr of ih, American
E,H Cru. likewise o. congratulate
,na uflD,.. and old members eft th'
organization who have r'y,H uu.t.u'-
p1Hs ur fhoii .m, and effort Co mlE,
tn'. membership cuwu1Iru .urye
boat th, wonderful achievement OBI ou
ru.Iur CONT, rnh of tuo entire u"uu
lItiuu of tu, United state. I. I.Dm
u,r. of To-, American H"l 'r1s. H
l,.s triumph than 10 .s a ,lli Geo.
creator service The licd tru-. be-
mot merely 30 humanitarian %u.-auIE.
tiur .prlrli, lnl distinct from others
uut 30 be- th, mobilizcd heart aHl spirit
of ,u, whole, American people Tho
American g,d cross o. unrrviur N uu7
sage cot luy. Jud symputh, tu the
American soldier and sailors and 90
th. troops and civilian population "i
our allies Iu 400 parts ut tGr world
ID ig seeking tu alleviate No., -ufloriur
Incident tu me war. b; is seeking tu
shorten tho war and 10 o. -orkiur 90
! lay the foundation for H more enc
during peace when the war BE- over
~ We stand ON the threshold %. IL new
year boa this hour of world tragedy,
/ there cuu Doe but one Thought ,u th"
minds ur th, twenty two million mclu-
! hsrs nt the American i;cd Cross aud
that Is to serve and sacrifice 1s novci
before"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21

Ia
''''". against '"' '"'Ih'on '"'st'"'
ton Company allowed as aforesaid. 1r.
The claims ui said rum.lny uppir>f .a,I.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21
nED CROSS DEPARTMENT..


Word hu- been received from motor
,ycIc company 10, stationed az Fort
sam Houston To- the effect that the
mru are suffering from the cold
when ou guard ruty ut might une of
their number has asked it the Alhu
uuoruur ladies cannot supply them
with helmets two cor thrc, would be-
cunurh Tor the whole company 50.
IN, helmets have hccu sent This Eift
is madr possible lN the contribution
ui $40 made hy q ~cam.tross who durs
NOT wish her namo published aud las
the worb of Mrs Schupp Mrs Alien.
Airs. Loving Mi-, Lindsey and Miss
Barr
Ward Tor sweaters tir'Vi,r,I
Th. many iHdic, whu have asked
fur yarn Go make sweaters and he'll
mot. win bee gl1d to know mat there
j. now % suppl, uu hand wElch can
br given out th" SONNET th' n'ti"r.
Childrs'n'- tluii~ iIrip,
Tho rus, Pee club. composed uf
lirI. ui about O.. .tr. 90 lgr b. fo
iur rrzulHr Brd CROSS ewing mtk-
iue fnr htudas'. Tor which there ,s
900 mach need Thrir work b. ErratN
appreciated
rIft OF $3.50. hae' uu,u mad. tu
ihc Rcd GROSS ut Misses S>bil Nc
I@audrrss Caroline C-hadhoutnr Lou.
iso kohn Elilahoth aud Ann NuA-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF SALE, ALBUQUERQUE
EA5TERN RAILWAY COMPANY


I'm the District Court of rHe First Ju.
ilcInl District. sitting .. .Hd i1r the
Couuty Of Santa lc.
Independent steel and Wire Company
uud IIttsuulg Trust .#IauN. Plain.
tbs.
vs..
New Mexico 4 ..'1n, Eu.H.HI company,
60 y..., D~c'yuiHu'-.
Notice is hereby given liant pursuant
Go the terms Di 80 drcrcu ut foreclosure
and sale. made uut vuturrd Do the Dis
tricf Court lUr tHo r-t Judicial Dl.
'urt in nna for the County ot santa u,
state of New Mexico, n June LET, l'l'
In a certain consolidated cuusr pending
bon s1id court. o- above entitled. Lorin
g.. Collins, oppoiut.0 fuI sand purpose
ln -ntd decree, VIII -"H Ht public ul'tluu
60 the highest bidder 20 tho 'front.' door
U' tho court house ". TIE County Of
santa tc, uu Palace avenue, lu the city
of santa IL. m the state OF New N,N.
ito. "n the 9TH day '' February. l"lN.
az -four O'Clock J.. "" .n one parcel aud
"s un entirety. aud thoii valuation
apptuisvmout. redemption or @cNtcusiuu.
und with oll munimrn', ui title thereto
and evidences of o"nct-hip thereof.
the following property, premises and
traurhiscs, briefly Described us follows,
i"-Wlt:
MI Hud singular, fHr railroad from
MOriuriN iu the County of Torrance, to
Albuquerque in the nunt} of Bcrnu.
hiio, aud from Frost M the County of
bctnullii" Co. Ii1-lu In Si,udnNal '"un'
~, rights of way, property. franchise,
lmmuui'ios ana nrlgl.. nanros belonging
q . HL- .LH.- - a.NH.. H..L a..I NL-N-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21

Rcccipt.. 90 600. Yovcr Bulk 1880
a. 10 20. hclN.. tiG.1'H lG 800. |lgNt
$685. n rs .u. pigs. 81. oUult.".
Cattlc. R~ccipts lt unu Lower
Prime ted steers 81 ooV 1853. west.
orn steer. SS.501 l2.0u, COWS SO re-
.t02i. hcifcrs. s,..' uIl.o~ .,ock''s
and feeders. 5000 1luU.
sheep Receipts. 5000 Lambs, NlG
n G.No. yrarliugs Sl3.Uumil as,
vcthcrs Stl. iun o. 900. cv,.. SlOo"
go us
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21

% "a. Dick what makes Yea $50
about your girls letting
other fellows court her
81 pa 10 Co YOU Hili wouldn't i
mako YOU suspicious it Your girls par
rot krpt saving ul tn, time tou were
sitting with her 'Dh don't. Charlie,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21

zine, No. ". Tropical
-
I,ric .rhr Blind Adventure. tut
two ,o.rHI,s. .rl.iuE Page Two
and Nalm,u iu 3D. Hospital
"Tuc ElilJ Adventure. ih, Greater
\"u..f,pn i.Iu. g.n1uu feature which
O,u Boa. "a, attraction iu the Lyric
n,It.r toda, uni,. - 10 mn.t lus,ju-
,tir- and ruHatstuIo tory ul love
ann ir .I,gd,u. ,nuf,..,4 ip Il murd %
ID, r..r .r Iufrodurtion To- y girl from
Tr,,, also ujouruus in Oh, British
..traruI... Three uthors also admit
b,r riul, and one pcrsou commits
.u.r.d. ua account OF 10. Cd London
r,U.. n. u,.tur iusp.vcd 900 German
,utrU.u. ma, piatur, b. Jduptrr Boy
..,,.., d plyuuton from the widely
,.,I .,..I rn, Arou, column hy
t..,I I,.,.. r.rl..,.
...ff.. W..i I nrr4I .t.tinr iu
.. ....r.. vU,. .n, il. attracted d.,
t u.,..r. I,rr,o a., In.
A..r. .,Iutru
. ...us d.. ua,
- .~..l.,. uist FIRST IA,
- .,., I.t,.,. a., pro,,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21

Chicago. Jan. o.. butte. Stead
creamery iuW IS lgv
Eggs Lower Bcccipts 90, cusr..
Fir.ts. 5Gu5,,. ordinary fir~ts '"H
.aaD. ut mark eases Included. 500"
Soc. Refrigerator nrst-. asa sc.
Poultry Aliy, steady Fowls 2''.
springs, '-r
Potatoes STEADY Receipts 50 cHt-
Wisconsin. Michillu tud Minn"s"'
bulk. slltHH .u. CLIO -nck- ST. %" %
"a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21
WANTED-Female Help

NNNTEb " ENporicr..I laundry
girls Apply at ENc.....r Laundry.
WANTED. ChlubrrIuH.. 80 the
Grand Central hotel
WANTED-Girl for .,rHi huu r-
work .u small fnWi Mrs. e.. a..
Morgan. 1loi south Walter street.
Phone 1894 w.
WANTED SD .llo4p' women
and girls. 30 Spanish .rIDtG girl
that speak good Eng. Npply a,
once. WELLER y BENZ Do -l2 West
Central.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21

ALL KINDS. both now n second
hand, bought, sold. rented and re
paired Albuquerque Typewriter EI
change Phone 914. 1873 SO eth ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21
WANTED-Male Helm


NANTEb- office boy age about 10
Apply Boo own haudwr.'.nF Goo =. W
care Herald office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21
WANTED-Miscenaneous

WANT ED-Carctul kodak finishing
by master phutOEftuhors; twice
Gail, service. Hemcmn.r. Hatisftcuon
guaranteed Send your uu.shug TO "A
reliable established Tn. Hanna a
Eauuu. Master hPotorrlphers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21

chicago. Ian "a. Hog Receipts.
i>p0o steady az SATURDAYS average.
Hulk. Si6to1 1859; light. Sl'."""
lG5s. heavy. flGl." 10 'o. piss
sl2.15m i5.ao
rnttlc Rccrut-. .U.u"o Weak N'-
,r,, steers 81. ion 1915. st". lcrs aud
r,,Jrr.. t,.0UH 1850. COWS aud nor
,rs SO aomll.N0. calyos' Sooo" ld.'".
sheep U,ccipts.h -rooo veal.
W,thrrs sq.-5et 1888. lambs. Nll'U
"a &. SO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21
LOST


LOST large .lHl. HIlf with i1ils
Reward ~ returned GO 500 Norih
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21

Kansas cay IiNe~i"'h.
k,u-,. ,itt. NO. Jan - Hose
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-21

against The Dominion roustu.
ton Company allowed as aforesaid. and
the claims ot said company against said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
om.crs Of Chamber or comm-rcc.

The board Of governors OF tho cham
her Of Commorc" last night elected
William J RahNy president Of tho
Chamber Of Commerce. - succeed
Charles r Lassitor. who resigned 20
engage in y u. g y work abroad
Mr. Lassitcr's resignation was accepted
With regret. and resolutions were
adopted expressing best wishes for his
work over.-as. ~. Rahily was vscc-
president OF - chamber, is vice
president OF the 1erican Bank and
Trust Company. ano Is prominent as a
business man in the community. His
promotion 10 the presidency nccess.-
tatcd other promotions. which we're
made as follows: Irst vice sident.
Thomas Whyler. second -prcsident
j g Bohanndn member OF board OF
EovcrnOrs + & Kent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02

tho thirsty bavonet. When a more In
timat" examination took place. tho
candidate for martial glory was found
to lack one important ana. one might
stN. necessary member for the eXecu. .
ton OF the military arts mentioned.
namely An arm.
The engineer officers training school
which * To he transferred to CAM
Humphreys shortly has announced the
names of $50 mou who are recommend :
ed for commissions. These men have
hccn husiiy engaged ~ all the brsnchei
OF engineering work necessary in tlCir
training. among them tho constructions
IF ponioon bridges This part Of IT,.
training has been conducted in aetna;
practice at the A9pOmattoN FLYER. and
Inc students have become very pro
hc;cnt. one bridge was constructs
N sixteen minutes anG fourteen see
"nds. which is record that viii stand
comparison with any schco, IN the
country.
The Jewish welfare board at Cam
Lee attempts on perhaps a larger scdlc
than any other institution there t.
keep In personal touch with the men
20 whom 1t administers. As an ulus.
tration Of the kind OF work done Rahh.
y. ioltzhcrg. who is IN charge Of tho
welfare boards activities. tolls Of IN
Interesting case. y soldier came =.
him one day complaining that he haI
had some trouble with q noncoMrris-
stoned officer who WAS drilling HIM.
. ia" serEeant hId abused him FOR not
nheyirG command promptly 1t Il
vcloped that The mnn was deaf and
could not understand English \ re-
port WAS made OF the cas-. to the cap
tain OF the company in which the sol
der was serving. and he wax sent i'm :
nediately TO tho base hospital. whore
lie was given treatment for his icfec-
tive rearing. and while there RABBIT
tioltzberS gave him instruction il
English. In scvcra! weeks he was re
leased and is now an efficient soldier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02

Tn" Petersburg Health Department
Is asked FOR an explanation OF Tho birth
record in tho city, which shows such
large percentage Of males over females
both white and co'0rcd Tho report
for June showed tho birth II fprtv-fvc
white males and rw.nty-onc females.
and ,weuty-six colo-ed males and ton
females an increase o: over twice =
many males IS females, ;;rc-ter in
crease than has hc"n recorded in other
communities % the STATE There is no
explanation 90 %" = ven than that he
Petersburg rgurcs are correct and that
they but prove The old racory that IN
time Of way the records have Away :
shown ana increase iu the birth q males
over f":nal es--au ccorom!r provision
Of nature n attempting - make up
for The loss ~ lie Il battle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Day.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA August :.
To-day was N!rgluit fcgward-'uove-
meut dsy ~ the Piedmont Assembly
If the A,gist.nH Church. holding IT,
,rcnty-;iis, annual session near Cor
louisville Tn" speaEcrs At ~" morn
ing session were Professor Bruce l..
Ky. huog If Virginia Christian Col
lDec. Iyn ahburg. Ernest l.. Motley IN"
+ 7 I!uudl"y, Of Washington. y :.
To-utstt a crowd heard the sermon
on The Departing Angel" delivered
hv tho Rev. =. Il Hagby, %: Washing
TON
The Christian womars board o. mis-
f.ons held forth vcstcrday among TN"
sneakers being Miss Isuhel Goss Or
tht University Of Virginia Miss Net
lie = luck. of UniouvtIc. MIS-. Sulta.
81 Rochelle Mrs O w Oliver. state
.ecretary. Rev. w l. BaldersrE. ~
TIN. cay Miss Ryan. recording sec'"-
tar,.. Miss Zoda cave. Of this city. Nisa
Nozelle Martin, Miss Mcdonald treas
Urcc and Ms peud!eton. distrtc, &C
f,r,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
STRANGE BREAD IN USE
IN MANY OTHER LANDS
Germans Arc Grinding Tn Hcprhnut.
and AcornS to Obtain Food
for, People.
SOME NATIONS USE SEEDS
Early Records Show That Srandina-
'ians Once Subsistcd Partly on
Bread Made OF Nothing More Sub
stantial Than Ground Moss.


WASHINGTON. August 2-Eccenr
dispatches from Germany have refer
red to bread mace of necchnuta and
acorns This serves to recall that "a
the earliest days both of these w.r.
put to the same usage Acorns are
sull made into bread by certain ir
dian tribes, ana i'm colonial times c IN
meal VAS common among the natives
!, is said that after being boiled sew
crai times tho acorns lose their bitter
taste. becoming sweet aud wholesome
Almost everything that grows has
heon called upon TO make bread for
man. In remote ages the Egyptians
Of the Nile Valley prepared bread from
the seed OF lotus nowcrs. These flow
ers grew abundantly in the mud Of
the river bottom. and when the an
nuai overflow recedcc there was a hor-
vest % lotus flowers, just as we harves
wheat to-day.
Early records OF the North European
peoples. particularly in scandinavia,
shows that the poor subsisted partly
on bread made Of nothing more sub
stantia! than ground moss. Bu' this
had such slight nutritivc value that i,
was almost worthless as a food The
GefmarS are eating potato -four bread.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
POSSE SEEKING SLAYER
OF APPOMATTOX CITIZEN
ohcialS Offer S2oD Reward for ;b,.
'"r'hIc on Charlie Patterson.
Charged with Shootiur

t1b''Idi 70 i ne ines DIS r..-Ci
APPROXIMATIONS, VA. Angus,
posse is to-nish; securing the uooa-
lands IN this vicinity se.kiur cbayI,.
Patterson. VINO i wanted for the shoot B.
ing Of :. +. Mason. co!orcd late Tues
day night. According 10 information
IN possession OF Sheriff AIcK!nn4,.
Patterson had alteration wiz.
Mason over the pressing OF a suit IF
clothes during the afternoon. Tint
evening. as Mason was going home
Patterson is said TO have called INV,
over TO his house. Patterson is SAID
TO have invited Mason to sit down 90,
the porch. Patterson went ins!d. tho
house amd later returned with a no."
gun which he is said TO have uough; n.
LynchburG that afternoon.
Nitho4. warning. Patterson is sals:
u" nave fired 1--WE bullets into Mason $
BODY. death being instantaneous ia,
':rson then rushed from the house ana
is believed 10 be hiding in the wool,
near here. although after an all-nicht
search the posse was unable TO locate
him.
Patterson, aged about forty years. i:
SAID To te 4 tough character. ANA is
said 10 have walked away from ;h..
house re!oading the empty gun as Wei
as a second weapon. y reward Of sue
IS offered for his capture.
Patterson formerly resided in Ricn.
mond coming 10 -Appomattox about !,
year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
wciI-I>nown Rc.idcr, Dies.

b.iNNlLLE. VA. August l-Aft"r
an 'llHess OF nearly eight years M'~.
Jennie Cosby Miller died AT her hom,
on 'Iain street. last night as result e
q stroke Of paralysis. Mrs Mi'cr Thr
vas born more than seventy years
H@p. 's tho last member of "a family
Fnich was very prominent in the carry
h.i tory Or pimvill". She wns a laugh
i-r ri G ~ and A-nc COSBY. IF this
city. and lived here virtua,l: all of h"r
lie She was married in 1856 TO g..
W. Sublet,. who died In 1879 sne vas
married 20 Z Howe Miller who. With
7ar son. Captain + Howe Miller. L
Il G.. is in Eng and. She Is also
survived by her niece. Mrs. 7 y MIL
tar Of Richmond, who Mas cared a.
the homo Of hcr aunt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-02
DANVILLE ENTERTAINS
City Turns Out to DO Honor Ia Mem
hers of Aviation Scction-tonccri
on LnMn of Memorial MnnNion.
lSpeCiaI 10 The Times DlSpa tCh

I.Vttla! 70 ne I III eS- DlSpl ION.
DANNlLLE. VA. August l.-F;Na
hundred men attached to AN aviation,
camp from somewhere in America ar
spending the night in Danvillc "a
night. They arrived In a long unc Or
motor trucks at ) O'Clock and pitched!
camp ~ Ballou Park. where HUNDREDS
Of citizens. who had heard of their com
ing. greeted them The men were
royalty entertained. The Aviation
Band gave concert on the lawn y,
the Memorial! Mansion tonight AMI
this was followed by military pail.
given at a hotel Motor car owner,
WED with one another in Offering 10
tax" tho men 20 see the sights Of tat
town They arc leaving At IN IN"
morning.