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Baxter Springs news., 1919-04-11
DISMISSED CASE

The case Of George Kelsey with in
tent to kill w. E. Jernigan, which
trial was in progress as we went to
press Tuesday evening came to q
close in Justice Jones' court by the
case against Kelsey being dismissed.
This is the case in which Jelnigan
was shot twice by Kelsey at the Ffis-
60 depot, several weeks ago. =
Baxter Springs news., 1919-04-11

Many of Baxter's ball players were
down to the Empire Hotel Tuesday
inquiring about the ball team that will
be organized. II some one would
suggest a good place to work out and
name the date they would all be there
with their balls and bats.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-04-11

The old timers prOphesy that we
are to have a wet year, seems to be
starting of all right this spring. The
rain Wed. morning at five o'clock was
gully washer and in three hours af-
terward We lived in Southern Sunny
Kansas without speek IN the hor-
iEnn.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-04-11

A motor car plunged on = bridge
at Kansas City, struck q guy-wire and
was LETT Suspended IN mid-air. The
driver ~eOOnsds up the wire and made
his sseape-intO the hands Of a 20
hcsman.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-04-11

usutenaut William Mckinney bade
Ssysvell TO his family and friends
anday and left for his station on
board the U. s. s. Niagara Mr.. Nc
Kinney win endeavOr 10 secure q dis
charge now that the war d over and
in the event that he does he may set
tie IN Barter.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-04-11

.,q The. Citizen was ihisiufOfmsd yesti
terday about the price of tickets to
the dance to be given by the WOman's
Club tomorrow night. It was given
as so cents per person. The correct
price is Is cents each.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-04-11

Have 4 two thousand dollar bun
Ralow worth the money, win trade
for farm and pay difference; also =
stock Of drugs for large farm and
pay difference. Trsecs Realty Co.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-04-11

!EirdmsE sd
i-y'Ia4tai Ess4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
R. C. STEARNES is COMING
BACK TO RICHMOND
Former Superintendent of Public In
structiOn Promoted In War
Camp Service work.

Reaumur G. Stcarns, former Super
intendent OF Public Instruction OF Fir-
GINA and moro recently head OF the
War Camp Community Service work in
Georgia. will probably assume charge
of tho War Camp Community Service
office In this city on the FIRST Of next
month.
A few days ago Mr.. Stearns, who ha d
his headquarters at Atlanta. was pro-
NOTED aud attached to national head
quarters in New York.
Tho Richmond Office has request cd
that his first detail be in this city.
and there is little likelihood that MIR.
Stcarncs will decline n post which will
ennblc him to be almost constantly
with his family. residing Mt West
hampton.
Moreover. Mr. Stcarncs, In his ca
pacity as special representative. will
have work to do I'm other parts or Wiz
ginia in months to come. and can use
Richmond as his headquarters. In this
connection IL may he stated that the
War Camn Community Service is plan
ming To extend its activities in many
towns Of tho Commonwealth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
FIRE RENDERS HOMELESS
FIFTEEN 0ANVILLE FIRMS
Loss ON Enriy Morning BIa.. In n,,
ley Building Estin,nt ted NE
EI6O,000.
'Sneeisl to The Times-D,snatch

nANVrLLE VA. MAY 90 AL H.
, Mr,Mh swsp; with surprising rapidly
"s on Main taf tssF,r rec, Dudley bui,l-
morning Quilted the entire strnc,,'r%
ana ana rendered temporarily hopeIn.s
n n.hien concerns. with a money loss
snrsnce IS estimated at $4,000 In
Is 80 ncr cen; covered bv insur, r"as
Mhile the shell of the structmro .tDi
S Sean s., u is feared that the walls have
huiid,nr tr r MS TO nccessitate re-
ouii"'hE from the foundation up.
The principal loss is SUSTAINED ~,
.;1u.nern Hallway Company. the divi.
soma administration Offices of which
", Mr. nsin S'r'ually wiped out. All that re-.
eidered invalua pSfeora Mer WHICH char are con
ming cabinets. which w.re fnu,s &c.
the ruins. Very few Of tho ,s s0nnd in
covered are OF further use.
Inc american National Bank va.
uln not cause great damage hero b.,
chtaracts of water have rendered /, 80
unsuitable for some time The Ia r..
noncrete vault was opened this after
mems M" hor Al or the negotiable instru-
,ents' bonds and bank notes. also tbn
were round 10 be intact. The
ann opened for business as ususI" -
=, o'clock in the offices Of the Wadd;ii
i1oiiand Rental Agency
ne most serious aspcct ~ ~, a.
IN, INC dliiiculty which merchants U;I1
nave nave In getting their stocks renewed
Ian, OF those whose goods were cor.
nIu.ned or ruined by water had la; IN
large supplies before factory produn'
I'm VAS reduced and they fear tha,
d d.iie must elapse before they can start
doinS business again S'''
heiorc. even the fire was undcr COW
t tbo'' me, merchants were hurryins around
uie own with rental agents in a gen
uihe scramb bic to secure the few y,can,
- re IN the retail section which are
aoiIowing is list OF those concerns
amu persons who have los, virtu,iI,.
t aii 'hat they had in the blaze: AMER,
con Gon, National Bank. Southern Railway
I.i H.,,r"n n.y. r. F. Booth, jcwelor: Lee
Lyon. cigar store; Real Tailors. Mnvos
lyman; proprietor; r. L. Tobin. shoe
1 r r.: r. Lewis, shoe store: DR.. s
dnnt;s.i rSch acntist: DR.. T.. Il. Thomas
"cntlst: pr. s. T. Elliott, general nrac
IIIrt'oncri Or. Williams. chiropractor.
: government clinic, Home Benc,
architect. James
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
TELLS INQUIRY COURT
HE WAS ABDUCTED
Soldier Tried for Being Absent Without Leave Informs
Army Officers That He Was Carried Away
III Submarine and Held Prisoner.

drug and did no, wake up until he
was on board a submarine: that he
Was Was confined for five months at the
base on tho South American coast;
was then placed aboard submarines
and That OH October 10, as the C-boa
was making up the United States
coast he stripped Oft his clothes and
Jumped into the sea. NIc SaId he
graboed piece OF wreckaEe and swan
Two mics to point near Cape Henry
Lighthouse. where he was found by a
soldier and taken TO Fort Story, Va
Lieutenant L. II. Zicglcr. trial Judge
aoEocatc, questioned Mace "A, icnSth
lonaE upon his knowledge Of mat6c
nlatlce The government claims that
NJ Is unacquainted with the knowIodre
o' nlShcr mathematics necessary for
man 10 design airplanes and motors
Naco was unable to answer many of
inc questions. but said he has enough
NnowiedEc OF mathematics so that
win the aid Of his practical cxpcriemre
as a marine machinist. he was able ,o
make mathematical drawings Of ma.
chinerF and to design airpianes lie
said he had been employed as rnartno
machinist at tho lngcrsou MiIiins,
COMPANY. Rockford. H.. at tho era :
SSnipEnrds. fhiltd clphia. and n, the
rore River Yards of the Bethlcbc,n
Sh,pnhilding Corporation.
His cross-exa mination Will hs ,o
sumed on Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
tEy Associated rre...1

AVER. MASS. May oS.-A class in
mathema ties was conducted at Tho trial
OF Paul l.. Mace. a, Camp Devcns to-
day. when military authorities at
tempted to break down Nacc's story
that he was prisoner on Cicrman
subma nine and at submarine base in
South America from May % to Octo-
Der Is, 1918. Hc is charged with be-
ing absent without leave.
Mace was cross-cNaniincd for FIVE
hours and did no: once diEress from
the account he gave yesterday of his
experiences.
The soldier Justified yesterday that
while hc was a prisoner. tho Germans
attempted to make him disclose plans
FOR new type of airplane which he
had invented. He said that before
being indicted into service from New
York state. he was employed at the
aviation field At Mincoa. l.. l.. where
he met man name Rudolph C;rcSan,
or G:reEhorn.
c;rcchorr. according to Mace. knew
that he was working on 4 new type
Of airrlane. lie said Groghorn fol-
lowed him 10 Camp pevcns. and that
one evening when they met near the
cantonmcn: GrcEhorn struck him over
the head and then abducted him in
an automobile.
Mace said he was put TO sleep with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
AMERICAN LEGION MEETS
Num- her of Tickets for Today's Parade
To De Had by Members for
Asking,

Names OF the officers TO he elected by
local branches of the American lie
Sion were announced at the meeting
held last night in the Chamber Of
Commerce auditorium. 4 nominating
committee headed by S. NJ. Atkins will
name the officers. and election will be
held after the return of overseas men
expected home shortly.
A committee on athletics, Of which
Fergus McRee is chairman, was also
appointed.
IT was announced that the legion
mas number of seats In the reviewing
stand for the parade TODAY. Ncmhers
can secure them by calling at $40
Travellers Building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24

a.. Sis.ery a. 't the vas Sh IL us ,is sht
Arrival OF Troop Trains.
order named below:
First train-Colonei ritshuSh Ice
MtnniEerode. train commander.
Eteld and star. four officers.
3ls men.
Company 4. three officers. go men.
McdiSsl detschmen,, one officer. two
men. Total, twelve officers, Jil mon.
Second Train.
Second train-Major ". a. Stack.
train commander
Company G, two officers. 2o3 men.
,,alFirs, Battalion headquarters. two
Medical detachment, one of1cer. two
mon.
supply Company, two officers, 100
Third Train.
Third trsin--Major 4. S. Burnham.
train. commander.
Second Battalion headquarters, two
officers.
Supply Company. three officers. forty
nine men.
Company n. three officers. los men.
Company +. three officers. eos men.
Medical detachment one officer
forty.two men. Total, twelve officers,
Fourth Train.
Fourth traill.-Captain Joseph r. Asst
'eii
Company Il, Eve officers, 2o3 men.
Company G.. four officers 1876 men
Machine-Gun Company. three officers,
las men.
Sanitary detachment ono officer, two
men. Total. thirteen officers. $50 men.
Fifth Train.
Firth train-Major Charles r. Fol
lard. train commander.
Third Battalion headquarters, two
officers.
Company II. three officers, 2o1 men.
Company ], three officers, ola men
Medical detachment, one officer Two
men. Total, ninc officers, AIS men
Sixth Train.
Sixth train--First Lieutenant Alex
II. Stone. train commander.
Company h, two officers, 1a5 men.
Company l., two officers iSo men
II Company NJ. two officers, 2O4 men
Medical detachment, one officer, two
men. Total, seven officers. $40 men.
Total troop movement sixty five Of
icers and 3,l0a men.
Seats for Oversee Nurses.
1t has been announced that all over
seas nurses may obtain passes to the
reviewing stand at Monroe Park by
application to Miss Van Wort, Stuart
Circle Hospital.
Major T. a. Mott. officer in charge
OF the local marine recruiting station
issued a call last night for marines
and ex-marines 10 render service in
ctdent to the parade at Monroe Park.
These men will report to the station
at Seventh and Broad Streets In field
uniform, without loCCiuCS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
Rcstn Evacnation OF Moxcor.
SWISS REGARD NOTE
FROM ALLIES As OFFENSIVE
iBy Associated Pres.

BERN, May c3.--Tho New Gazette,
rnile leaninEs. Chsractsrizes tho nor
addressed to the Suiss government by
tho pcace conference. asking whether
" would ho willing and ready to en-
lorce moro severe blockade against
germany II necessary, as "a smashing
elow against self determination by
small nations and a bitter iliustra-
ton of President Adors declaration
thst switzerland can enter tho league
or nations with proud and erect
Confidence in the league OF nations.
II is pointed out. is diminished in
switzerland as a result Of the notes
and the opposition TO the country en-
terlnE tho league is growing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
Ordered to Shear
White House Sheep

NEW YORK. Mny .3.--With
word from Paris, President Wilson
Inns directed TINT the fleece Of the
white House sheep shalt be trnns-
"utcd into shckels TO swell tho SAL
walton Army campaign fuuds.
Notice OF the Presidents order
WINS received by Ex-Governor Whit
man In charge OF tho national cam
naIgn. today. II ,vaa contained In
message to Secretary Tumulty,
reading:
"shear White House sheep md
give the wool to salvation Army
Home Service Fund"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
WANT U. S. TO LOOK
AFTER TURKISH REGION
May he Askcd to Take aIandatorieR
for hnatoiia md
Armenia.

PARIS. May 23.-Deliberations as to
the disposition OF Turkish territories
continues. 1t is expected the United
States will he asked to take manda-
tories for Anatolia and Arme nia-the
whole about OF tho size OF Pennsyl-
vania. with population Of some co.
600. 900.
Eek AMBASSADOR Henry Morgenthau.
however. represents the view that x
America Is to take anything she had
would favor American rule. The Amer
can delegation farors this view, but
nothing has yet been decided. Pres'-
self, but told the committee to decide
what mandate II wants us TO take
whereupon he will put the question
before Congress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
FOR MILITARY REASONS
General PcrshinE Tells why Firing
"ns Continued Until II A. NJ.
November II.
IRy Associa,cd pre,.1

WASHINGTON, May "a General
PershinS has Informed General March,
ehlef or star. tina; orders issued from
American headquarters in France thai
hrins was to be continued to IL A.
NJ: November IL. 1als. along sectors
held by American troops were based
upon good military reasons. The
commander In = chiefs report made
public today at the War Department.
was in reply To an inquiry from Gen
eral March prompted by criticisms in
congress and elsewhere that the or
ders caused on unnecessary sacrifice
OF American lives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
CLAIM ALLIES CAUSED RUINS
Germans Place Responsibility for DAM
age Upon Entente Forces
In Belgium.

PARIS, May 2S.-In an answer 20
the note OF the allies and associa,cS
governments on German responsibility
tor the damage done in Belgium and
Northern France. Germany declares
aer Willingness to repair all damages
saused in those regions by tho viola
c1on or Belgium's neutrality, but as
serts that most OF the damage was
done. not by her own armies, but bv
the allies ~
The Germans add shat in the treaty
or Brest Litovsk Germany did not in.
siet on indemni;ies for damages
caused by the entry of Russian troops
in East Prussia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
John II. Pace.

:. CHI CHARLOTTESVILLE May 23-John
Louisa County. died last night at n local
hospital OF blood poisoning. and tho
donsville. Mr.. Pace, who was n native
or Fluvanna County. saw thres years
OF service In the Confederate army
Five children survive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
ACQUlT TEXAN AVIATOR
OF PERJURY AND FORGERY
InofHctni REPORT snys That Csptn,,
Edmond q. Chamberlain Won
In Hritinh Court.
Thy Associated Prese.

LONDON. May 23.--1t Is unofficial.
ly reported that the court.martisI
which has been trying Captain Ed
mond G. Chamberlain. OF San Antonio.
Texas. the aviator who claimed TO
have performed many thrilling en
ploits over the German lines. ha,
acquitted him OF the nrst charge o,
perjury and forgery. The vote on tho
hrst specification IL understood TO hayo
h"en to ]. aud on the necond speci
ncation solidly In Chamberlain
favor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
REBELS MASS FOR ATTACK
Discomfort Among Costa Rfcan Troop,
because OF No Pay or
Pr0NixfOnS

SAN JUAN DEL. SUR. May cs.-The
revoiutionlsts who have been GENERATING
on tho Mica raEuan Costa Rican from
tler nave hcen reinforced and pro-
'ls!oned and arc said 10 be prcnarilIc
forces.
Much discontent IS reported among
thc costa tican government ,roons
caused by the failure OF The NOR -
receive their pay and ina6cquate sun.
plies OF provisions. Many have dc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
WHITE HOUSE SHEEP
TO AID S. A. DRIVE

.-N.ontLnEsd From First Fage.J
Sex County. while Clarke County vent
over the top early ycsterdsy morning
virginia must not fail this great
cause" declared State Chairnan
saunders today. Every returning sol.
der, the boys who arc coming back
SATURDAY. are going to ask what Mas
been done Tor the men and women VINO
did 80 much for them overseas In
addition. the Salvation Army viii DO
more hft1cien, work In the future.
contribution to this cause is an In
restmcnt in good citizenship"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
POSSE CHASING NEGRO
south Carolina Uses 8Inodhound. 4,
Trace Tracks Of Alleged slayer
of Farmer.
fRy Assoetst-n Prc..l

CAMDEN. s. C.. May 23-Mose.
W!therson. negro tenant farmer,
vas being pursued tonight by a
sherif's posse and number Of other
persons with bloodhounds MS a result
of the killing todAy OF Luther Hor.
ton, AGED forty-hYe, a. WELT do
farmer. The negro WAS tenant on
horizons place near here The cause
OF the shooting is not known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
HONOR AMERICAN OFFICER
hHJor-General w. q. u. Smith rr..
o win Roscttc OF Commander
OF Legion OF Honor
GBy Associated Pros,

. SEEST. May 23.-Major-General "
e. e;, r; Smith; commander OF the Thirty
national Guard). which sailed NE
week for home, was presented Wiz
ne rosette Of commander OF the
Moreau, maritime project, a, a recen.
,ion TO the officers OF the division Ses
, ,ssrda ~ On behalf OF ne Minister Of
me interior. Miss Marjory Allen VS.
presented with a gold media for rs
health work in France '' "Si
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
WOMEN OPERATORS STRIKE
MerEenthaier Linotype Company En-
ployeeh Demand Prevailing
Wages of Community.
nv Associated p1..s |

NEW YORK. May 23.-Nearly 1900
men and women employed by the
MerEenthaler Linotype Company. Of
attempt 20 enforce demands for a
forty -four hour working week and
the prevailing wages of the com
munity' Company officials said the
workers also demanded closed shop
Union leaders declared the s,r,te
followed unsuccessful attempts 10 ne
Eottate, lasting nearly three weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
Talk. to students md Faculty.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. May %
Miss lhlecnE. representative OF tho
Woman's Land Army OF America. gave
and faculty OF the fredericksburg
state Normal School Yesterday on tho
work of girls on the farms ot tho
country. She stated that last fan
5000 Girls were doing farm work In
tho United states and GO per cent OF
them we're college girls. She said this
helped in agriculture and was sim
needed. and 1t is hoped that the young
women VIII respond even in larger
NUM- Crs Lhia Voar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
LARGE COTTON FIBER DEAL
war Department Completea yeEotia-
lions for 100.0o0 Bales for
Sl5.O0O,OO0.
LRy Associated Pres. l

WASHINGTON. May oS-One OF the
lArgest single transactions in cotton
hber ever consummated has been com
ple;ed By the War Department in the
sale OF about 700. 900 bales OF cotton
hnters for sl5ooo.oo0 The sale was
ducts Corporation, II Broadway. New
York City. and embraced both mum
ton and mattCess lipters. The price
obtained for the former was SIS cents
FER pound and Tor the latter 1856
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
9. j. Bolcy,

LfNCHBURG, May 23.--S. J. Rolev.
day at the home of his son in law
II. W Truxcll, In bedford. He has
w. Smith. Ifolcomb Rock: Mrs. w II,
1,ruNell, Bedford: Mrs. 1revcy Cornell
William Bolcy and Miss Katherine
Bolcy. Lynchburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
F0RESTERS CLOSE MEETING
Seventh Distrct GuardLans of Gov
erhhenir wooded Area Complete
Ffve-Day Convention.
TBy hssociated Pres, !

ASHEVILLE, n. G. Nav 2a.-The
conference Of the National Foresters
Of the Seventh District. including ali
states east of the Missippi River
which have forests under the control
or the United States government, came
TO close tonight. The conference
has been attended by about thirty for i.
est supervisors, assistants and forcs,
service men from headquarters at
Washington, and has been in session
for the last five days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
Mrs. Carrie M. Sheppard.

LYNCHBURG. May 23.-Mrs. Csrr,i
NJ. sheppard seventy-scven years -;
age. died here Wednesday afternoor
q, tho homo Of her only son, John ~
sheppard She was 4 member OF ~.
First Presbyterian Church, anu has :
sons. w. Va. "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
Many rronns Leave

CANT UPTON. y. Y. May 23.-pc.
tachments of tho Three Hundred and
Twenty-hfth aud Three Hundred aud
Twcniy-scventh infantry left here to-
day for Camps Gordon, Dix, Grant
sherman. Dodge, Taylor. Dcvcns.
Meade, Custer. Lewis and Bowie;
Forts d. ~ r. Russell Wyo.: OElc-
thorpe. Ga, and Preside. San Fran
cisco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
Captain W. II. McNccr.

LYNCIlBURG. May c3.-Captain w
r. McNccr, aged abou, seventy -nve
years. died suddenly at his home hero
Wednesday while chatting with mem
bcrs OF his family. lie served as n
capital in the Confederate army dur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
Double Tragedy in Tenncs.e.

nashville. Tenn Nc" 90
loh fadsctt. an nged and wealthy far
mer' shot End killed his wife and hin,
sen near Eastport late yesterday. ac-
GGOrolns 10 reports received here today
me tragedy was said 10 have resulted
from domestic troubles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
rom'nem swis. to Tonr America

BERN. May 23.--One hundred and
.hlriy prominent men have entered
which will tour the United Ststes ,h;ss
autumn 10 study economic conditions
among those who will make the trim
Swiss Parliament VI '"e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
II. i. MarHhalI.

DANVIL1.E. May 23.--R j. Marsb,,iB
a Confederate veteran. living at Nioun6
his elghty-third year. and was bur,aX
thcro this evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
John y. Bruney

CHARLOTTESyILL May 23-John
~ .bruney. aged siXty.seren. is dead
Bruffey at the University OF VirSinin
after Ions illness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
stcaIs Screen Door.

Hot weather has arrived Also the
ny The provident thief put in his
appearance yesterday He stole the
screen door off the back door OF the
mouse OF Jacob Umlauf. at 1900 Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24

ing the war. and for thirty-two y.,rS
was with tobacco company here, re:
tirlnE ton years ago. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-24
Peter n. Grny.

DANVTLLE. May 23.--peter r.. GRAY
died here last night, aged seventy.
three. and was buried here this even