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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-02
LOCAL AND Personal.

oscar slater was in from the Circle
bar Ranch during the week.
Seth plNon was ga town Thursday
night
s'r james brandon. accompanied
tyh.r ou james aud Vernon Horton,
r yesterday Tor Saw Tooth Noun
Dn tlru.uOlte for 3D. short time
H CUIua SMITH was over from
i.r ture .u unun, Nulioy Yesterday
Dltrg unon tr'eudf aud doing some
hopping iu thls city,
fun'- Ggriaor was o. caller at this
Office rhursday. having come up from
bc Island Ranch on business. ilo
Is aiding In The harvest fields these
d.p.
Wayne. tbo little son OF MIR and
Nrl Geo. whiting. had the mitior-
i.ne 10 yet hia haud badly cut Thur
day afternoon by falling out OF barn
lou. lie was brought TO town aud a
ooc,or took care OF H.
Mason smith and his wife are here
f.om Corvallis on a visit To his par
eats. Mr.. aud Mrs. chip Smith. They
arrived on "Wednesday and have
I found a hearty welcome from their
many friends In this vicinity.
W King Is here from his home
b. the Boise Valley on a visit with
relatives and friends. He formerly
resided In this section and has many
ola friends who are glad to welcome
a.m.
Mr. Isaac Foster. Mrs Il l.. Hut
pu. Mlas VeYa Hutton and Miss
s0tha Hllcr made up an auto party
- pay us a visit Thursday. The
ou4s .dirs are but lately home
from school aud are enjoying the
vacation period.
]. G. Freeman Was Ia town Thurs.
cas- Wishing hs wife who "a lll at tho
King hospital Mrs. freeman ia I'm
lroNas and hopes 10 be- able 10 go
o,or 90 Boise soon in company with
haf eu W T. King. for a visit as
ha ,uiuk tho change viii Dee bonc-
.cll
SO maF complain about dry wealth.
~ in iuIs country aud the scarcity OF
RANG era but from. information we
ind Harney county Is In better shape
tuaa many other places. a letter re-
rsi .e. .y member OF The Times
.ee HHily th!s week irGm Moo-
i'na states that even the wells are
...it. ~. ,u tuat state aud stock men
sre moving their stock out as fast as
hes cau.
Chaurcy Cummins IL In town from
h.a home iu Malheur county. MT
"'t't'A.Nf fhAAfa u' hNN ~" ""F'
running cattle in the Jordan valley
country 90 this time but find range
conditions very discouraging as
escr.h.g s. drying up lie also
state. tlat hay ia going 10 be quite
a.gh iu h.s territory as Montana stock
mel s.c buying ii up because OF
'routh in that country.
Mrs l.. Shepard left here yestef-
day morning for her home In Nor
WOOD, Missouri, after visit with her
son James and family In this city
Before departing Mrs. Shepard came
IN and had The Times-Herald sent
to her home address for the coming
year as she expects thus to keep IN
touch with the friends she has MADE
during her visit here, The lady was
out three years ago In company with
her husband since which time the
latter has passed away. Mrs. Shep-
ard returned to Missouri upon re-
eeipt of information that her daugh-
ter was seriously Ill. II Is hoped she
sound her daughter improved.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-02

pc,cr hanaon Is over from silver
creek
Roy CLARK WAS In from his ranch
on STEMS Mountain tie lore part OF
This week
W. y iIuGmon and hIa little son
were among our visitors during this
wcod.
IL ~ Brown was looking after hts
extensive buainc.s anairs n THIS city
during tho week
Mr nud MrH DounIa Cooper wore
In from ho sil,rr Creek country
during the week
" n Cooper. thc civil engineer in
charge of thc irrigation project work
over ou 5isDr CroDk n's iU during
tho woot Mrs. Cooper who hub
boon abscut for several months in the
Willamette valley. vas also iu town
having recently Joined her husband
MIR aud Mra. Harry Il. Smith lott
yesterday morning IN their Ford
bug" with trallor for the Cascade
/ Mountains where they will camp for
time. catch fish and pick berries.
Those OF us who have to stay homo
envy them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
PRESIDENT WILL NOT
JEOPARDIZE NATIONS LEAGUE

WASHINGTON, April 22.--Adminis-
tration officials were advised in Al con-
lidental cablesram from Paris today
tina; in the consideration OF problems
confronting the peace conference. such
as ltaly'S Adriatic claims and the
question. Of an alliance TO protect
France from future aggression, pres!-
dent Wilson would take no action
which might in the slightest degree
Ieopardzc the league of nations or
conflict with its fundamental princi-
pies.
Tilc message was reply 10 a cable
gram OF inquiry regarding the Presi
cent attitude toward a secret alliance
which. according 10 certain Paris news
papers, contemplated a special defeu-
sive pact 10 be entered into by France,
Great Britain and the United states.
The outcome OF the apparent dead
awaited in official quarters here with
evident anxiety. The situation as. pic
-ursd in press dispatches is regarded
as serious. and there was no message
from Paris yesterday o. today similar
% those OF last week, reporting graft
wing progress the peace table.
The complete text OF the revised
covenant of The league of nations was
received al the state Department TO-
Gay by cable. from Paris. Acting Sec
Rotary Polk has asked the President
!cr directions TO publication OF the
document.
No instructions have been received,
gu. il has been assumed here that the
covenant would be made public upon
,he delivery Of the peace treaty 10 the
Germans and in accordance with the
plan announced al Paris for giving
publicity 10 the treaty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
SIBERlANS DRIVE BACK
BOlSHEVlSTS IN RUSSIA
i,rtire Position Of Reds Endangered by
100 Mile Advance by
Admiral Kolchak.
tBy Associated Press

LONDON, April 22.-Thc Siberian
army OF Admira! kolchak's govern
nent. in making an advance OF 1870
miles in five weeks nthc Ural front.
taS achieved a success which en-
dangers the entire Bolshcvist position
n Eastern Russia
According TO advices from Omsk the
Sibcrians arc now within 100 miles
OF the NolGa, the most important
liver of Russia. and the new successes
On the River Kama, in the center of
the 500 mile front, make untenahle
Nolga. -. j.
The Bolshrvist troops opposed to the
allies in North Russia and those fac
.ng General Denekinc in South Rus
STA are affected seriously by the add
vance.
The Bolshcvis. had chung ohstinately
% Sarapul, southwest OF Perm. and its
CAPTURE, together with much war ma
sr!ai and a number of I3olshcvist lead
eTs. is looked upon al Onsk as :,
success. Both banks of the Kama
i;iver, which joins the Nolga near
kazan. have been cleared OF Bolshc-
NIstS for distance OF moro than zoo
miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
MORE TROOPS ORDERED
TO SAIL FROM FRANCE
Transport Mercury IL Due at Newport
News on May s with Loud
OF Men.

WASHINGTON. April 2a.-Thc fol.
lowing trunsport saiiings We're am
nounccd today:
The transport Mercury, due ut Now
port News May 4, has on board the
hcadquarters troops and headquarters
detachment Of tho TYenty-ciEhth
pennsylvania National tiuard) Divi-
sion: headquarters, medical uetach-
1nent, Companies a, II, e. and ID, Of the
one hundred and Twelfth infantry:
also OF the Twcnty-cighth Division,
one hundred and Seventh, One Hun
Ired and Tenth and One Hundred and
twelfth Trench Mortar Batteries; Com
nany &, One Hundred and Fourtecnth
supply Train, One Hundred and Third
mobile Ordnance Repair Shop, Bakery
Company No. 323 Major General
Charles TT; Muir, commanding the
Iwcnty-cighth Division. Is on board
The transport Finland will arrive at
Newport News My ] with II detach-
ment OF the Twenty-eiEhth Divisions
headquarters, field and stan: First
battalion headquarters. Companies .
20 IL, inclusive; One Hundred and Thivx
Engineers of tho Twcnty-ciEhth Divi-
SION: conValcSccnt camps Nos 9 and
10. base hospitals Nos. 90. 46 and 9s;
SIN casual companies and five conva-
descent dctachmcnts.
The transport Columbia duo at Now
York May 4, has on board bakery com
panics Nos. 305 and 32T, eighteen cas-
ual companies and thirty casual on
GERS.
The transport Canonicus. due at New
York also on May |, is bringing the
First Army artillery park, less Truck
Company ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
REPATRIATION OF 100000
RUSSIANS IN PROGRESS
More Than 1000 Americans Arc Min
istorlnR ia Needs or slnrs In
PriKVn Camps.
10y Associated Press !

task Of rcpatriating Approximately
100000 Russian prisoners In tho
twenty camps III Germany which have
oecn under the Supervision %! American
army medical officers began a few DAYS
ago, according 10 word received by
INC branch OF the American Red Cross
The work Of sending these prisoners
% war back to Russia Is In accord
ancH With the decision A. the allied
taxing VIII be completed III about six
The Americans connected with re-
lief work among Russian prisoners
number more than l, 900. The pri .cipai
duties OF the Americans are to SCI,
tnat INC Russians arc properly fed and
20 supervise camp sanitation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

PARIS. April 22.-Thc French gov
ernment has appointed a special mill
tarN commission TO look after the Ger
man peace delegates while in Franco.
The commission is headed by I.icuten-
ant-Coioncl linrdcy. with STAFF OF
two majors three captains and two
licutcnants. They viii meet the Ger
man delegates at the frontier and re-
main with them during their stay at
PARIS, April 9o.--Thc Temps says
that The new frontier between Italy
ana GERMAN Austria apparently has
been definitely fixed as Italy has de-
mandcd ii ana as France and Great
britain in 1915 promised IL should run.
The frontier MIL hc drawn 10 the
Berlin; April a?.-Thc BANK 'o en-
ployees who have been on strike for
some iimee. today reached a settlement
Win Their employers and decided to
resume their duties.
LONDON. April 22-A War Office
5D' vS:in NJ, ,. on me operations in North
manding the Murmansk forces re-
ports that in recent offensive on
LaNc NlSoZero the enemy lost ninty-
eight killed and eishten-two taken
prisoner;
WASHINGTON. April a2-Cabled
advices received by the War Depart
as the only army organizations now in
Italy: One Hundred and Thirty-ninth
Military Police Battalion stationed at
Rome); one organization of the motor
TRANSPORT corps. Eighteenth sales
Comnlissary Unit. one quartermaster
detachment, one quartermaster supply
depot.
WASHINGTON. April 22.-inauiry
today developed that after July j there
VIII re no governmental agency en-
powered 10 regulate the now of food
stHiis other than wheat and whca;
products out OF the United States The
IontIo! which has been exercised hV
me War Trade Board through license
RESTRICTIONS IS being steadily lifted. ana
me BOARD VII! cease TO function on
June 90 Congress, provided no funds
for its operation during the ensuing
year
LiNcHRuRG, VA, April 22.-chair.
cory loan. committee. tonigh, teie-
EraDhcd Secretary Glass That Lynch e.
burg. his home city, had cXceeCicd IL :,
H.t,iotmeMt ~" hrst day. Secretary
through the local committed
TIfPEitAki. IRELAND, April %
patrick Maioncy son OF T. j. Maionev
mm m, Of Fariiament. vas arrested
mere tonight. No formal charge was
lodged against him.
BATON ROUGE, LA. April %
Governor Pleasant, OF Louisiana. wiIl
convention TO bc held in New Orleans
May Il. - ana IL, il; vas announced
at the Governors Office here tonight
SCRANTON; PA. April -. Fire to-
Maii l'aner Company and spread 10
the wholesale liquor store OF the Scran-
Ton DistiilnE Company and the Cohen
lilo practically destroying. them
NEW YORK, April Elk ports oil
/ American pcrfumcry exceed imports AZ
( The foreign made article. according 10
I, report presented here today to Tho
Non holding ito twcntyfitth annual
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN MEET
1hirty-Second Annual Session Omen.
at o'crbrooh Church, iiarton
Heights.

The thirty second annual meeting Of
last Hanover rrcsbvtcr.al Auxiliary
opened III Overlook PRESBYTERIAN
N n,nI bar,on Ieishts, Yesterday
IN the history Of the organization.
Hiss Pauline W. Grant. president Of
me auxIliary. presided at the opening
session. 80 r.
crease OF 5000 in l,ifts TO furthar -hc
plans of the Southern Presbyterian
On the progtam yesterday was Mrs
Charles $. Shawhan. Of Mobile Ala
who conducted conference on rnc,h.
DDS lot local %uxiliaries and gave in
structions In parliamentary law.
rev: ). Calvin Stewart, -. D., con.
Quoted the memorial service 70 Mise
Jane rutherford. which was par, a.,
The afternoon program
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
DISTILLERS DISCUSS LAW
Question PrncticRbflity OF EnrorcInp
National Prohibition Amendment
H.! Power OF Congress-.
10y Ns,uciatcd Press. /

CHICAGO. April :2.-Practicabiiity
of enforcing the national prohibition
amendment 10y Concurrent power" OF
Congress and the States. was ques-
tillcrs committee in charge OF the
distiliing industry's fight against pro-
hibition
The point was raised in an opinion
submitted by Levy Mayer, counsel for
tho committee. following reports that
referendum petitions had been filed
culation in Ohio. Missouri California.
Washington, Oregon. Nevada New
Mexico, Nebraska oklahoma Ar
kansas, Colorado, Michigan and Maine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
HELD ETHER UNDER NOSE
OF MAN DRIVING TAXlCAB
Police Declare DnnviiIc Mum Admits
Trying to Rob the
Driver.

ISU.NlNI 10 TIC ImCS-DiSpNt Ch.
bANNIDl.E. VA, April o2.-Rupcrt
Strhtcr. young man from Reidsvillc.
investigation following the charge
brought against him by George Med
lev Il coloreu transfer ear driver. that
he tried to chloroform him last night
According to he testimony Of the ne
gro IN court, Strater hired him to take
MN 10 house on wilson street.
me gong there StratCr is alleged
10 nave attacked the negro from the
rear OF the car aud TO have held an
cr-Soaked handkerchief OVER his
mouth and nose Medley threw the
car IN reverse and lcapcd from 1t, lCav-
ing II running backwards.
Stratcr was arrested ut tho station
ut j o'clock and WAS found with the
ether and tho handk crchicf He said
inns morning that Medley had stolen
$io from him, and that hc WAS trying
10 get 1t back. Later. according. to
INC ponce. he confessed TO an attempt
To rob the car driver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
WILL TRY MURDER CASE
IN WILLIAMSBURG COURT
Attorneys Hold Hampton People Arc
prcIudiccd nRd Fnir Trial
There * unlikely.
tBv Associated Press. I

VIEWPOINT NEWS. VA, April e.
Clifford Thomas. of Hampton, charged
with tho murder Of Hitter Blankcnship
Williamsburg. the Elizabeth City court
honoring the request Of his counsel
who contcnded that he could not get
u fair trial in Hampton on account OF
the feeling there against him. Thomas
is being hold in Jail in this city.
Blhnkcnship WAS found dead on q
lonely road near Hampton. his head
crushed in and his pockets ritlcd.
Thomas, considered close friend OF
the dead man, WAS arrested some time
later. following which he was indicted
on charge OF first degree murder Oh
circumstantial evidence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
THREATENS TO STOP WORK
IF MORE MONEY is ASKED
y dDiirnI IlHrriS Issues Statement Az
fcctinS Situation in Norfolk
Dis trict.
IEy .Asaoclntrd rrcss.

NoiaFOLk.. NA.l April Elm an
cIiciai notice served on the building
t:aucS council today. Admiral T.. Il.
liarris, president OF the board Of war
construction in the Hampton Roads dis
trict, turned down AL petitions OF
unloniHed craftsmen for wage in
crcases. declaring that if the men
are not satisfied with tho wages now
being obtained on government work
ana decided to discontinue work rather
khan accept Thc present rates, the
work Will he suspended"
Leaders OF the trades council tonight
declined TO discuss Admiral Harris
decision. declaring that some course
of action will be decided upon at a
meeting scheduled 10 be held Friday
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
DELEGATES ARE DELAYED
VIII Not Bc Able To RcucI, Versailles
From Germany ON Date Set,
April 70.

BERLIN April 22.-Thc German cab
met. in a special session this morning,
AFTER considering the second tclcgra
from Georges ClcmcnCcau. the French
Premier. president of the peace confer
ence in Paris. correcting tho false i'm
press ion created by his first note, de-
cidcd that tho peace delegation origi-
nally appointed should go to Yer
satllcs ut the end of the present week
1t was determined that the date of
April -. first fixed for the arrival of
the German representatives. could not
be adhered TO, because OF the confu-
sion over the arrangements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
WARRANT FOR PRINCE
Berlin Seeks Henry Of Prussia on
ChurSc OF C0nccniinE

AMSTERDAM. April :2.--A warrant
has been issued in Berlin for the ar
rest of Prince Henry OF Prussia,
charging him with concealing arms.
The prince il Il fugitive.
Prince Henry is the former Eaiscr's
only brother, and up 10 Gcrmany's COL
lapse was the nominal head Of the
German navy. shortly after the cX-
Enperor's !iiEht 10 Holland Prince
Henry began l. nation wide campaign
Tor the protection Of his brother. and
formed league for the personal
safety of the eXKaiscr." OF which he
IS the head.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
Southern .tdvisory Donrd.


Theft OF a nvc- pa sscnScr automobile
from DIR. III. y. Mason, Ala East Grace
street was reported TO the police late
last night. The car was stolen from
The corner of Chafiin and Franklin
Streets. reward Of $50 was offered
by pr. Mason for the recovery OF the
car. Tn same automobile was stolen
three weeks ago. but recovered later
~ the police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23

required to sign the peace conditions,
subject only TO Ratification by their
The allies so no, +, consHn;,nE
to b plebiscite, II adds.
Satisfaction is expressed by the
q the hurry over rN the question Of What
GctInan delegates should come to Yer
saiNes Tho deduction is drawn that
about the failure of such dilatory ma
neuvers by the Germans is to speak
eiGqsr,y and firmly TO III them nm;y ,croo, &C.
tharc be any. which Germany has
secured is TO delay. the. opening of the
ton is attributed by tho press of all
parties to tho energetic attitude OF the
entente. which is accounted a good
omen for the success of tho Versailles
negotiations.
Press Representatives Protest.
American newspaper correspondents
in Paris Will hold meeting tomorrow
10 decide whether 10 make a formal
protest against the plan to exclude re
representatives. of the press from the
MEETINGS Of the allied and German
peace delegates al Versailles and the
plun forbidd;ng them 10 come in con-
tacl with the German delegates in any
way.
under the present plans tho press
viii be represented at the meetings
only when the final and formal sign
ing of tho treaty occurs.
Pass IN Japan's Claims.
Thc council OF four decided today
20 discontinue it's hearings on the
Chinese and Japanese claims TO rights
in ShantunE Province, and agreed
merely to terminate GcrmanN's rights
in China in the peace treaty. leaving
tho settlement; OF the respective rights
of China and Japan To the German con-
cesSions until later date
This agreement is subject TO the
ap3roval OF China and Japan. whose
delegations have sent cablcErams to
their governments, and express the
teucf that their governments viii
The postponement of the final set
;.cment is a compromise which meets
tho demands OF neither CHINA nor
Japan. Japan asked that the German
rights definitely he given to her with
the understanding that she return
them 10 China under certain condi-
Ions.
China urged that the German leases
and conccSs ions should be definitely re
cognized as belonging TO China again
haying pccn taken from her forcih!y by
Germany.
The pos,7onement Of the final dcci-
sion leaves it uncertain whether the
respective rights OF China and Japan
Will bc passed on in the final peace
treaty or left TO the league OF ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
MORE TROUBLE IN INDIA
Martial LAW Proclaimed in Populou,
Gujernt Districts In bombay
Province.
tGy Asyecl.ted Press. ]

SlMI.A. INDIA, Sunday. April co
Martial law has been proclaimed in
the GuJerat districts.
Disorders in Lahore and in districts
north of Bombay nave led TO the dec
.arat!on OF martial law in number Of
localities Gujerat is in the northern
part of bombay province. It's principa
cities being Surat. .ihmedabad and
Ear0da It has 1t population OF more
than 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
SUFFRAGE GETS SETBACK
Florida House Votes Down Rcfcrcn-
dunn Measure, but Vote VIII lie
RccOnsidered.

TALLAHASSEE FLA, April o2.-
The House this morning voted to Kill
the senate resolution TO sumbit the
stitution before the next general cleo
ton. While majority Of membe -
iaHored the resolution there was not
nithS majority necessary for massage.
The bill will he called up for reconsid :
provided in the House rules. and SUI
tragc leaders expect its passage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
TWO FREIGHTERS ARRIVE
Wnssnic md Pasadena Dock mt New
port News with 100
TrOOnH,

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. April 81
The frciEhtcrs Wassaic and Pasadena.
seventeen days out from St NaZairc
arrived this afternoon from France
with Il total of more than 200 troops
al casuals and most of them from
w estcrn and Middle Western States
The men were brought ashore in
barScs, and the steamers went 10 Nor
folk to discharge cargo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
ARRESTED; DROPS DEAD
Man Wanted 10 Answer Charge in
Rfchmond COlInpscn When Police
.tEriVc.
HES As.nclnted rrcss-

NORFOLK. VA. April ca. Lincoln
West, New York travelling salesman,
collapsed in his room at Il hotel here
today while detectives We're arrcsting
him for grand larceny. and died in il
hospital twenty minutes later. With
out fcgaininS consciousness. Physi-
clans have not determined whether he
drank poison after the officers entered
the room, or died from heart failure
brought on by his arrest. He was
ABOUT sixty years old. and was wanted
in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23

III. rASO. TEN, April 22.-Niila fol-
lowers are again wrcchi ing railroads.
hanging civilians and looting towns,
according 10 mining men who arrived
from Northern Mexico today. They
rcp"rt"d that a villa band burned n
ir"lEht train of twenty ears on the
MEXICO Northwestern Railroad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
wiIliam.burg.s Quota.

v.ySrciated Press
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. April %
this city claims tho honor OF being In.
nrst virginia district 10 go over the
TOD In the Victory loan drive the
quota OF the city and James citv
county: 800 900, having been over
subscribed at o'clock yesterday after.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23

LONDON, April 22.-Thc Earl o.
Cottcnhan. who was married in 1916
10 Miss Patricia Burke, OF California.
died today
kcnclm Charles Edward Pepys. the
tourth Earl or Cottcnham. was born
III 1874. Miss Burke was his second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23

home near Broadway Monday or a com
plication of diseased. He was,a son OF
man Branner and for four years acted
rs deputy sheriff for Rockingham
County and for fourteen years was
trct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
Mira. John I'roust.

HA Rlt1SONBUItG. April 22.-Funeral
services were held Sunday over the
BODY OF Mrs. John u'ropst aged sixty
clght. VINO died ut her home at Propst-
burg Saturday, after a lingering Ill
ness of several years. She is survived
by her husband and six children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
Mrs. Mary A. Taylor.

IIATtIlISONBUItG, April 22.-Funcral
services were held yesterday ovs-s the
body OF Mrs. Mary a. Taylor. who died
mt her home near BridEewater Satur-
day. aged eighty years. She was the
widow of John Taylor and is survived
by five children