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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
DESARMADOS

In rrupo de muchachos Sc entire
MA aver Il las 1905 Ell jugar 4 Il
guerra disparandose con rifles de mu-
nici6n. habicndo escogido como cam
20 de batalla n c1adra numero 600
de la avenida +. Como Ell iGego
era bastante pel;gcoso. los vecinos
dierou parte a Ia policia y sc mand5
Il IN eendarme a ~suspender las hosti-
!idaGes a 10; beligerantes, 10 cual Sc
hizo, advirtiendo a los padres de los
muchachos que debian e~vitarleS en-
tretcni1aicntos que pueden dar,es ma
los reSultados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
FALSA ALARMA DE iNCENDlO

En- IN lota vacio cue esta en- "a es-
auina de las cal'ea Jefferson y Travis,
estaba IN barril lleno de papele: in
servibles que comenz6 a a-der, aver
I las 1915 de la manana, SIN que Sc
conozca Ia causa . cienc;a cierta. Los
~transeuntes a; YER las llamas SUPPL
sieron que &c trataba de un incendio
de mayor importanc!a Y no ta!to
quien corriera a hacer funclonar ell
aparato de aiaraa que esta frente
al Hoted Bexar. Los bomberos acu-
dieron Embellishments: pero regresa-
ron luego a SIS cuarte es porque no
Sc h;cieron necesar.os Sus serrlclos. FL
gendame Cruch llev0 ell barri! a me
dia Gale V alli Sc dej6 arder hasta
aue Sc redu;o . ce1izas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
SUERiO UN

Las personals cue q las cuatro de
la tarde transiraban Dor Ia esquina de
las Gales Crockett V Alamo fueron
a engrosar el zorro de curiosos que
Sc form6 alredeGor de un hombre
que yacia CT terra victima de un
sincope. Sc mando Ia amhulanc-a de
pol;cia a recoger al accidentado a
ouien Sc cordujo a III domiclio ST.
to en- ell numero l4l4 de Ia Gale No
Olive. En- cuanto fue recogiGo POI "a
ambulancia el enfermo los curlosoS
Sc diseminarcn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
PRETENDIA MATAE A TODD Ell
MUNDO

Fl sargento Spermant Y c! soldado
Sam Napier, ambos dc Ia po!icie Mill
tar. arrestaron aver al medic dla & TN
individuo de % amos de cdad cue
cuchillo en- mano pretenGia matar a
TODD ser vivicnte que Sc ponia 4 Su III
canoe. energdmcno fue desarmado
V ouedd en- una zelda de la carcei dc
la ciudad q disposition del Juez buc-
kln,-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
CONTINUAL LA VAGINA DE LOS
ESCOLARES

Cada dia e mayor cl numero DE-
ainos on edad esco!ar QUO acuden L
Is clinica del City Hall, segundo pr
SO: para racibir ell tratamiento pre-
vc2tlvo contra e. tito : contra Ii VI
rue,a. Aver fueron atcndidos mas de
do: nil ninos durantc las horas ma
biles. rs requisite indispensable para
que los ninos ?uedan ser admitido;
on las escuelas piblicas q presenter
SUI certificate de haber rcc;bidO am
hos tratamicntos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
FORZAEON UNA C~ERRADURA

t! detective Luis C&rderas encon-
tr6 aver en- la madrugada, que ha5ia
siGo forzada Ia ccrraduTa dc ia ten
ia a en- uno de los departamentos del
mercado publico de esta cludad t!ene
10 Jno. Miler's Fish & Oyster Market.
Inmed!atamente Sc llamo al gerente
de ia negotiation para cue practicara
una vista de oics y diicra 81 lie fal-
taha algana cosa dc su cstablecinlen-
to. Parece qIe los !adTones no tuvic-
ron tie1,oo de consumar su haZana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
y CASA ROBADA

Los amantes de 10 ajeno lograron
:ntroducirse 2 Ia casa 1umero 22o &c
Ia Gale F.. Houston Y de ella extra
icron n cantidad de- $500 forzande
"a cerradura del registrador, pues Sc
trata de una casa lie concrete. Los
detectives Ruhnke = G1erra fueroa
com!sialadcs para pract:car las ave-
riraacio2cs del caso Y prccurar Ia a.
orehensi0n de los ladroncs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
SE RoBARON UN BUICK DE SIZE.
TIE PASAJEROS

Los iadrores de AUTOMOBILES Sc g.
poderaron de I'm Buick de siste 2asa-
ieros de Ia ~prop.edad de Nh. y. q.
Sarvis tiene su oficina ell 81 nu-
nero SO33 del Brad Building. FL ro6o
ocurri6 aver a las $50 de la tarde.
Mr.. Sarvis ofrece una gratIflcsclon
d. 10 90 para c, agenta que !ogre To-
caliZar su maGuina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
DEFUNCIO:IES
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

En- San Antonio ; su5 a.redcdo7es Sc es
pera para ei Ola de hoy :aa temperature ma.
xima comprcrdida entire So y 90 grades.
Fl dia y IA uochc cs:ar&n %e1erninehte
cla-c- : habra brisaS del Norte.
Aver marco 81 t-ralornci-o. 4 is 5sI2LEa
IS sicricntes temps-atC:s Is:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06

$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN dare a IA pers2-
a.. o,o mo proporc;one informe5 cxsctos de
1, serora Feiiciana Sosa y de 5us hiJas Eduar-
IA S. de Benavides. Mn-celina S. de Marti-
nez pascuala Y Martin Sosa: Cual9uier IN.
sorme que Sc tenga sobrc dichas pcrsonas
favor de dirigirlo Z Bernardo Sosa, liz ~:
San Saba st. San Antonio. Texas. 70
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
AyiSn

ATiS0 iNTERESANIE
e. D.. S. NJ. Applewhite tMan=ana Slan'
ca, poas en- conocimiento del pueiiso que
- csn,b;z6o su consulto-io med;co. de a
Bo.ics San Pedro = Ia Botica de Ia Cauipana
(Beu Drug Storel. Teltfono Cr.- 1851. 81
estS ocupado CIR SOS iac'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
Registro Civil
NAClMIENToS.

NACiMIENToS.
Tn miro del :aatrinon;o ~ijelf!no Pena y
Trinidad MARITIME. 10 Gale Granctt.
Una riaa del m~atrimon:o Victor GS:cia
y Paula Eagnes. sil Gale Ruiz.
I'm nine del mat-inoaio porac:aHo Ar
&c : Au-clia Charo. 25a Gale W. ---vis.
LICENCIAS DE MATELMONIO.
-nFsss
Carlos Gardens : Pa"!a Perez.
john :. Efan:is : Rooa Chavcz.
Dcs;Gerio Ca.i-llo : Adeiira Vidal.
Don .Abundo y Maria T-cyiho.
Abraham AlGaco y MarSar!'a Na=acc=.
DEFUECIOEES.
So:cdad Ceniceros. 30 aacs. 1lo+ Gale Slr
Laredo.
Donaingoifc-r4ndez. IN aao cua:Eo me-
;cs. los Gale Sur Laredo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06

Sc VENDE barata una Gaia lie hcrrarnien-
t. dc caspiateria en- bien1s condolences. oeu.
iran = III 5. Laredo 81. 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
eESQGiSas

DESEO SABER Ell p~aradero dc mi ito. 81
senior Narciso Vallejo. QUEEN desce hace ma-
chos amos ha rcsid;do en- San Antonio. prro
fesde hace cracro amos no tengo noticias dc
q. Para c~ualcuicr informc relative favo. ce
di-igirse Z Pedro >. Vega. Ccmr1hia c Is
do !afanteria. Campo T-a"Is. San Antonio:
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
! -. q : RE,1EE.NlTR|SzA

pIAE.o POPULAR INDEPENDENTS
FgECtGS DE SCSCRIpCI0N
Er 'os E5tados CEidos. h@1ico. CANADA
Cuba. s4erTa Rec. Panama. ! tn
Islas Eilpir-s:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
PROEESIOMALES

MIGUEL. BOLASOs CACHo. Abogado.
Especial ateaci67 a. servicio de conSai2s y
cocu-nentcs j~u:idiccs conee-nie"SS a hegos,o'
y eyes Dc Mexico. POI Martin Bldg. El Re-
so. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06

$500 De QUALIFICATION dare 4 IA per-
s,ua que nc proporc;oEc irforEes exactos
de mis- hc-ranos Esteban 9 Hipolito horto-
pcs. ar,bos resiGiaa con sus fanihas en-
! UvslGe. Texas. hsb!endo recibido 81 Ultima
c.-ta e! dia II de Abril dc! presente nho.
. Cualcu:cr irfornle favor de dir;girlo a An
tonic Montoues. General! Delivery. Phoenix.
) .riEona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06

IA pRENSh e. :. peri6dieo T..1ic2no &c
..s-N- circusci6:. en- o. Esta7os uE:oos. :
pc, C -ca.o {! une;or para los suunc.artes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06

FORTUNATE DE LOS SANTOS. AEents
de "A comrshir SINGER dc Maauinas 81
COSEE. Maquinas de COSkR Para faElii'a-
Sastrerin y Zapateria en- abnnoS mu% ecta~
dos. RENTO Maquinas. Venco Fonogrntof
COLUMBIA en- aboEos. iG7 NUrte San Sa'
on. T~e,sfono Travis $3.50.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06

TELEFCNo TRAVIS. c4Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06

En.t..d as secouG-class m'ftcr -e9ruars
- i9iS A. the Post Office al San Aato-
No TEX, uadcr &c Ac1. Of March 8. lSth'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06

D;r;;:ss- ;oGa u cu-respendencis nj Di'
:cS:9". CT IA :aTIa s:@disn.c:
SR. iGNSCIO Z. LOZANO-
100 n. Santa Rosa Ave.
San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06

GUADALUPE BFRLANGA. rARrsRa.
Atieatc rs!naGvs 5 tod ho-a. 40 Mon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
OFFICERS SHOW LITTLE
KNOWLEDG OF WARFARE
"enrr"I Pcrshing Insists That Those of
h'Sh Hnnk BE Held Responsible
for TRIMMING Others
tBy Associated prrs4,


WASHINGTON. February .-lnsis
tent recommendations that general ON
GERS. cclonels and other line officers Of
high rank hc held directly responsible
Tor the training oc tho officers under
them arc contained in extracts OF re-
ports from General Pershiur published
mere to-day. There is unliinch;ny cri-
iisism OF tho lack or military knowl-
ehsc on several vital points displayed
by such officers. presumably of the
REGULAR army. on their arrival in
France
General re9shing notes an "aimos,
total failure TO give Instructions in
principles Of minor tactics. and their
practical application 10 war conditions.
Officers. from colonies down, and in
GUIDING some general officers. arc found
ignorant OF tho handling Of units in
open warfare. including principles. OF
reconnaissance. outposts. advance
guard solution Of practical problems
and formation of attack. 40 training
whatever has been given in muslctry
efficiency as distinguished from indi-
Ninual target practice on the range.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
OPPOSES IRISH HOME RULE
Sir Edward ". Cnrson's Recent Spcechc,
Indicate Question sin Is
Unsettled.
rBr Associated prcss.

LONDON. February c.-Tho series or
receptions and ova,ions that Sir Ed
ward H. Carson, leader OF tho Irish
.hiohISt party, Is receiving in Ecltas I
docS not appear TO promise we'll for
= ma rmonious solution Of tho I,ish
question in tho near future Sir va :
ward made speeches there yesterday
and 'o-da%. strongly declaring that he
hoIds fast 10 the old pledges made l.
ms constituents. Those pledges wcr,
TO hight against home rule or a SON
ration from tn" union OF Great Emit
ain to tho last ditch.
Sir Edward arrived in Ec,fas, On
nursda? and vas welcomed like ,
victorious general. He motorcd thro,:rb
streets that were decorated in ri=
hoHor aud received a formal wnlcomo
rom the Mayor in behalf of listers
r''oTist council and an Informal anr
from several thousand assembled 49,.
sons. 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
RULING ON FLOUR SALES
To BE R~taiicd on BasiS Of Screnty-Fir,
Pounds of Wheat Ia Twenty-Five
Pounds of Substitutr.

Colonel T. J.. White. Federal FOOD
administrator for Virginia, ycstcrda :
issued tho following notice TO whole :
sale ana retail EroccrS or Richmond
owing TO tho scarcity Of substitute
nours which arc ordered sold vita
wheat -four at the rate OF ono pound
of substitute TO one Of wheat -four
these rules are hcTcb:. modified. rs fol-
lows:
ION and after February 4. whole
sale dealers VIII bc permitted. unit!
Iurthcr notice from thi, Office. to scll
{" retail dealers a tho basis Of seven
':-iNc pounds of wheat -four 10 tween :
ty-iivc pounds OF substitute :our.
ON and after February :. retail
stores may sell 10 consumers on TIM.
basis OF seNcnty-iivc pounds OF whaa +,
hour TO Twenty-Five pounds OF sub
sti;u;c -four. The above rules viii
hc in effect as stated Unit! further no
tise from this Office"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Boys GetLef When
Parents Board Train
Edward and DaOic Turf Are
Cared for by Sheriff Sydnor IN
MPcoplc Arc Heard From.

Two white boys giving their names
as Davic Tun. age ten. and Edward
Turf. aged thirteen, claiming their home
TO be ri Max Meadows. Va. arc being
held at the Iicnrico County Jail. await
ing the appearance Of their parents
who abandoned them yesterday after
noon probably inadvertently by board
ing train at Elco en- route to their
home. \ telephone message from Elco
brought Special Policeman Oscar
Blankinshp. of IIcnrico County. to
where the boys were, dcspairing as to
what TO do. The officer came back TO
lichrnond with the boys. after making
unsuccessful. attempts to locate their
parents.
From statements or the boys. IL seems
that they, together with their parents.
visited relatives three or four miles
from the station OF ElCo yesterday
morning, and were returning in the
afternoon TO tho station TO take a train
home when sleigh happened 10 pass
hv. Occupants Of the sloigh invited
the two little fellows 10 ride with them.
which they did. Unfortunately they
passed beyond tho station such a dis
lance that before they got back TO
E!co the train had pulled out. As
their father and mother were nowhere
in sight. they naturally supposed that
they had boarded the train leaving
them behind
Edward, the Older boy, said that his
IA thcr was employed III a foundry at
Max Meadows. but. upon telephone in
curry by Sheriff Webb Sydnor nf tho
police in that place, nothing Vas known
about him there.
sheriff Sydnor has tho boys Al the
iicnric" COUNT Jail. whore they viii
probably remain until something is
learned Of the whereabouts Of their
parents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Mrs. Virginia Waite.

lspcClll 10 Tic Times DiSpatCn.1
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, February
Mrs. Mary Virginia Waite widow
Of ". l.. Waite. OF Spotsyivaniu County
died Wednesday at her homo. after :,
brief illness aged riShty-fo :cars
She was twice married. her first Fus-
band having bccn Joseph Chcwuin.:
she leaves ono daughter hy tho iirs
marriage. two daughter aud ono son
b.: tho second: six grandchildren aud
eleven great Srandchildrcn. Mrs.
Waite was for over sixty years a MON
bcr Of tho Mine Road BAPTIST Church.
IN SpotsylNania COUNTY. and Mas
known wide and far for her char:;ahlc
deeds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
MENINGITIS AT HOPEWELL
tn>e Of Negro Roy Is Ucpnrtcd To Au-
thnritics-I@amiIy Is
Guaranteed.

y case Of o7iua! meningitis was re.
ported 70 the state Health Department
Yesterday from iIopcwc.i BY Or. \. II
WOOD, health officer 81 Hopewcll; pr
H. II. licrtzhcrc. city nt.sician. and
pF: J.. -. James, the attending pny.
stefan.
he case is that OF u co;ored boy
sixteen years Of age, employed as a
servant in tho home Of MIR and Mrs
w ". SpciShts. The boy lived in d.
Pont City On advice OF physicians
The members OF the SpciShts famils
were quarantined. DR.. Draper, chief
ncahh oiicer Tor the cantonmcnt nj
Camp Lee, was called into consu,.a :.
tl"n and necessary steps taken FOR
protection o: the soldiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Richard J. SInuEhtcr.

Richard J. Slaughter, COCOA rar,
Avenue. died at his HON. last Friday
At 1915 o'clock. lie is survived by his
wife and two daughters, Mrs. 4. w.
Bennett and Mrs. Edward Il. Smith, OF
south Richmond. also four sons, John
slaughter. Of Hampton; George w
slaughter. of Detroit; James NJ. Slaugh-
ter. Of Philadelphia. and j. W. Siaush-
ter. Of Iionrico County.
Mr.. Slaughter was "a Confederate vet
cram. cnlist!ug at an carly age. in Sep
TENDER. 1852. in Company r. Twenty
fourth Virginia Cavalry, Gary'S Fri
.adc. Fctzs Division. and was also a
member Of Pickett Camp. Confederate
Veterans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
JOHNSON CASE BEFORE
GRAND JURY TOMORROW
Young Dentist Accused OF Giving Pol
son to His Wife or Three

With the presentation to tho grand
jury tomorrow morning of tho Com
monwcaith's case against Dr. lcmuci
}. Johnson. who is charged with hay-
:nS poisoned his young wife three
months after they were married. by
administering dose of cyanide of no
tassium. tho legal battle in which the
life Of the young dentist may bc the
stake VIII have begun.
Harry NJ. Smith. Jr.. and John l..
Woodward. of Wilson, y. g.. have been
retained by the defense while Atram
III. Hopkins Commemorative Attorney
OF Franklin County. viii assist Com
monwcalth's Attorney Wise /, Is an
ticipatcd that the trial will be held
during February.
The wife of d.. Johnson was ,bc
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George 4.
Knight. OF 1913 North Tucntv-yccond
street The young dentist married
MISS Knight just after he was grad
uatcd from the Mcdica! C.ollc-n az vir-
Ginia last September.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Archibald u. Gooch.

ArchbalI T. Gooch died suddcnly yes
terday afternoon At o:fJ o'clock at the
homo Of his son. Russell y. Gooch @222
Ncnablc Street. Tho funeral viii hc
held on Monday morning at II O'Clock
from tho residence, and tho intcrmcnt
viii be in lakewood Cemetery. lie Is
survived by a widow and seven children.
Robert s. Gooch Russell y. Gooch.
Horace L. Gooch Mrs. l.. T.. Binns Mrs.
H. q. Blaiklcy and Mrs. l.. Il. Litscy.
all OF this city. and Mrs. L. j.. Moroncy.
Of Washington. Il. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
HOME GUARD AND TEN AUTOS
USED TO CAPTURE THIEVES
south boston's Defender. Rally Gnl-
iantiy When Groceries Worth
"a Cents Arc Sioicu
tSpccialto The Times.pisna,ch

pANN LILLE. NN February John
Long. farmers son. and sam Eor-
JcauA. French Canadian two hours
after rohbnE X. W. Thax,on's store.
near south Boston, Of - cents worth
OF groceries, were captured b. the
south Boston Home Guard to-day.
Twcnty-t~o armed men spread a nc,
around tho community, and BY the use
OF ten automobiles. captured the
thieves. The two men ordered the
groceries. and. after receiving them.
refused 10 pay and backed out with
drawn pistols. Captain Hardy called
out the Home Guard by ringing the
fire alarm and the pursuit was begun.
While being overtaken ono of the rob
bers turned and fired al Home Guard
but failed TO hit him. Both men were
held for the grand jury at a session
Of court held this evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
MISS BISHOP ELECTED
HarrisonburE Woman Chosen TO Uend
Graduate Nurses Association
of NirGiuia,

Miss Florence bishop. OF Harrison
burg was elected president Of the
Graduate Nurses Association OF Nir-
sinia at the close OF the eighteenth an
nual convention yesterday in the palm
room OF the Jefferson Hotel. over zoo
nurses registered At the convention. y
large number having come TO the con-
fcntion from other sections OF the
State. MISS Agnes Randolph, of Rich
mond, was elected first vice pre- siden t
of the association, and Mrs. Frank Cos
,cnbadcr. also of this city, second vice
president. Miss Josephine McCloud. OF
Richmond. was elected secretary. and
Miss Evelyn Edmunds, of Richmond,
treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
William G.. DiSES.

REDERICKSBURG. VA. Fcbruar,
w lillian 6. Digs. wcll-know
citizen of Caroline County. died yes,
tcrday At his homo at Bowling Green
after an illness of Two weeks, agcu
Scvcn;y-thrcc years. lie was formerly
deputy treasurer cf Caroline Count
Was 4 Confederate veteran. r mcmhc:
Of Company y. Ninth Virginia Cavalry
during the War Between the State.
and is survived by ono sister. Mrs
4. q. l.. Warner, az Bowling Green
with whom lie resided. Tho funcraI
took place this afternoon. and huriai
was in Lakewood Cemetery, at Bowl
Ing Green.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
DEMAND WAR BOARD
AND MUNITIOE DIRECTOR
Mcrchant.' Association Higgins Cam
paiEn Urging Business Men
to Favor Move.

SEW YORK. February ..-Charac-
,crizinS prevailing conditions az "chao-
tie" and detrimental 10 tho conduct OF
tho waT. tho Merchants Association Of
Now York issued u statement Tonight
calling upon business organizations o.
the United states 10 join in a demand
for :, hoard OF war control aud "A III
rector Of munitions. The statement
cmbodics resolutions adopted BY tho
ORGANIZATIONS which declare that the
conduct of the War apparently is char
actcrizci hy lack of coordination"
and by absence of power for quick
decision in vital matters"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

time. Mrs. Boatwrieht was one OF
the founders OF the panvillo General
Hospital and the Danvillc Orphanace
Sho was before her marriage Miss
Phillips, and was born ut Eastern
View. Charlottesville. In 1881 She
married DR.. John o. Eontwright Of
buckingham County. who served as
a major through tho war, locating in
panNilic after peace was concluded
She leaves daughter and four sons
w. -, III. L. and j. q. BoItwright. all
of Danville. and j. Il. Boatwricht. Of
Mullins The funeral is tomorrow
afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Mrs. Mary T.. Rob.on.

T|noclAI 10 Tho Times Dispatch.l
CAETEESN1LLE. VA. February -
Mrs. Mary y. Robson. aged ninety
years. died OF pneumonia Wednesday,
~ the home of her siStcr-in-l Law. Mrs
''sorSc W. EoCcrt. She spent mos: Of
her life in New York State. but for
almost twenty-five years She had made
her home here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Negotiate for Dutch Shin,

.,,,. BY NssorIatrI Prr.el
az r. HAGUE, NETHERLAEpS. Feb
Fuar% 2-Ncgotiations have been com
Pieted between Dutch shipownors and
inc government regarding conditions
under which grain ships now in Amer
'csn ports Will DC exempted from rcoui-
sition by the government. These YES
scis Will be free 10 sail in accordance
With the arrangements made provision
any between the Uaitcd States and
Holland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Robert s. Lackctt

ISpccial to The Times Dispatehl
PETERSBURG, VA. February -
Robert :. Lockctt, formerly Of Prince
George. but for tho past seven years n
resident Of Petersburg. died yesterday
afternoon :: his home in Halifax Street
lie was sixty-nnc years old. and is
survived by two brothers and one Sis
ter Captain Il. Lockctt. OF Crewc: !.
l.. Lockctt, Of Bristol, and Mr1. H. l..
Matthews, of this city.
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'Thou,ns Owen.

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LrNCiiECR,i. VA. February e-Tnc
body Of Thomas owen. An .tppomat,ox
County soldier, with the Ono Hundred
ana sixteenth Infantry a Camp Ne
Cicjlan Ala, Hho died OF meningitis
sunday was brought 10 his home at
ANnomattoI. Tic YOUNG man was
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NrS. Amelia stuart

Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch
kSEUi;G VA. Fcbr,,,,v
:.-Nr|. Amelia Stuart. widow or M
late John stuart. died at her home H.
Ming George County. a. tho ago o.
SeFchtS-i,N" years. She was. before
her marriage. = member Ct tho ,vysl, !
'hston family. and is survived ~ sew
cral sous and one daughter.
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THREE

ty-four grandchildren Ills rcmo,,,
were brought hero and taken e. hts
former home IN Srotsylvania County.
where in'crmcnt wtll b. made to-mor.
row IN tho family buryins ground
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James VI. Jet.

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FREDERICK SHuK,;. VA. February
flames NJ. lett. Of this city. who
was spending tho winter with his sons.
Norman and Willie lett. in Brook lyn
aied there Thursday at the ago OF
scNentE-siH years. lie is survived by
lhrcc sons and siN dluEhtsrs and tmcn.
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Mrs. John Is, NichoI>on

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FREDERICkSECRG VA. F.hrnar,.
Mrs John Z. Nicholson. formor,,.
OF this city. died this week at her ho,nc
IN Pittsburgh. Pa. She is survived Nv
icr husband and three SONG.
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James A. Spir-,c.

I'sFrcIdI 10 ] nc 7 Imcs -Dls1a tCh.J
AFPOMATTON. VA. February p
James y. SpiSGlc. aged about utty
years, died suddenly of heart failure
lic is survived By his widow and three
children. John Clarence, Sall.c ANA
Virginia. all OF this county
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral OF John ChnrIe,op.

Funeral services OF John Charlcton,
who passed away at the University
Hospital on Friday were conducted yes
tcrday afternoon At > o'clock.