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The Washington times., 1919-02-03
COMISKEY ADMITS SCRAP
WITH FELSCH OVER COIN

CHICAGO. Feb. 2.-ReturninE from a
months stay in Florida. Charlie Comis-
key admits that there is "A squabble
with Oscar Felsch concerning money
Felsch, from his home in Milwaukee.
says the White Sox owe him %I,7OO and
that until that is squared up. he will
not sign. He is said TO be planning 10
play with the Lake Shore semi-pro
League in Milwaukee.
There is a difference with Felsch, y
says Comiskey. 1T is "A matter OF
eleven days salary, which does not
reach any $l.7OO."
The Washington times., 1919-02-03

The forward-Iooking Hilltoppers
expected great things Of Gilroy for
next fall. GilrOy, Maloney, Wall and
McQuade made up what is thought to
be one Of the greatest backheIds in
the country and certainly the best
that Georgetown has had for many
years.
The loss OF Gilroy win probably be
followed by several others, who wili
have to double up on academic work
II they expect to grab on a diploma
with the 1920 class.
The fact that Ralph Giiroy will en-
ter Georgetown next fall somewhat
mOllifies the loss Of his iIlustriOus
brother. Ralph is said to be one OF
the best backheld players ever de-
veloped at Haverhill, Mass Nc IS
attending Exeter Academy at present
and is slated for Georgetown.
The younger Gilroy has played ex-
ceptional football in prep school and
has gained unusual distinction as
a haIfback for both Haverhiil High
and Exeter Academy. Football critic;
pick Ralph as the coming star in thC
colleges and quite on a par with
Frisn, the famous FOrdham halfback
Georgetown viii have a tough
week OF IL on the floor again. The
Hlltoppers are scheduled to NEE;
Gallaudet College in the Kendall
Green gymnasium on wednesday, aft
ernoon and will come back Tor \ bat
tie with George Washington Satur-
day night at the 7. n. c. A.
Georgetown has lost but one game
this season, and that to the Navy
The Midshipmen played Georgetown
10 the closest score OF the season
With fourteen wins to their credit the
Navy has romped over all but the
Hilltoppers and then only when Fred
dy Fees was out of the same.
washington and Lee is due here
for a game with Georgetown on
Thursday night. but nothing has
been heard of the Lexington men
since they announced their game with
Georgetown as pending. 1t is pre-
sumed that the Generals went out to
get a Wednesday game with the
Navy and a Thursday battle with
Georgetown. go
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
WILL CONFER TODAY ON
DATES FOR BASKETBALL

Tech and Central representatives
will confer today on the basketball
game scheduled TO be played last
TUESDAY. The Tech-Central conrr9-
versy started when the teams fell out
on the place to play the engagement.
Central refused to play in the Busi-
ness gymnasium against Tech.
The entire schedule has b'Cn set
back as Central and Tech must meet
before the other quintS can get ac-
tion. 1t Is expected that the matter
viii he straightcned out todIy.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
SCHOOL BASEBALL LADS
FASTENED OUT SHORTLY

High school baseball candidates will
be hastened out shortly. preliminary
meetings will be staged at Central and
Western this week. Tech has already
gotten a line on the diamond players,
According to reports there will be
wealth Of material this spring. Many
OF the boys of last years team will be
in line again. Ten games will be play
ed. Business and Eastern open up on
April Is
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
NAY GIVE DECISIONS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 3.--In the new
boxing bill to be offered to the legis-
Iature tomorrow by Senator Leonard
w. H. Gibbs, referees are TO be al
lowed to give decisions, it is rumored.
Ten-round bouts. with one-man COM
mission and army and navy rules,
Ex-senator Gibbs plan.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
wHITEwAsHEs JUMPERs.

CINCINNATI, Feb S.-The National
Commission has whitewashed Ray
Caldwell, formerly of the Yankees,
and Douglas Baird, formerly Of the
St. Louis Cardinals, so they may sign
with the clubs to which they have
been traded. Both players were sus-
pended for jumping to shipyards last
season.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
Will PLAY YoUNGsTERs.

Western High School will play its
youngsters in the remaining games.
Heron, Wight, Groves, Pepper,
Bresee, and HeUrich, all fourth-yeaT
boys, have been excused in favor Of
the second and third-year players.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
NOW PLAYING RAsEBALI.

The weather has been SO warm
for the last two weeks at Camp ShaT-
man, Chilicothc. Ohio. the GOughhOys
awaiting their discharge aye play
ing baseball every day.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
FORD HAS RETURNED.

Ford has returned to the GonzaEa
team. He is the son of the Public
Printer, and enlisted in the navy,
from which he recently received his
discharge.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
HERMAN CONES nACK.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3-Pete
Herman, bantamweight champion,
comes back to the ring after his SER
vice in the navy in a six-rourd bout
with Johnny Murray at the National
A. A. here February 15.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
O,BRIEN EXPEC,TED

Catholic University basketers ex-
pect TO have lobe" O'Brien, crack for
ward Of last season, when they face
GaIlaudet again. The BrookIand tribe
appears to be weak on shooting.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
HE WANTS ,EM nUT

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 3.-Thinking
Lee Meadows. his spectRcled pit .,..
will be more effective without his
tonsiIs. Branch Hickey has ordered an
operation to remove them before the
training season begins.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
pREPs WILL BATrLE.

Georgetown Props and GouzaEa
Props arc slated to play basketball
Friday night at Gonzaga. The teams
will meet for the prep school title.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
WINTER SPORTS LIyEI.y-

Mass athletics are in full sway at
Penn State College Six hundred
men arc competing in interfraternity
contests.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
Two THREE.
BUGS. BAER

FlOpper Fulton copped the CrOix
de Double Croix.
Allies haze tied the con-oan to the
Sutton.
Next year is leap year without beer
or any other extenuating circum-
stances. Lots Of leaps but no hops.
THREE STYLES OF CARS FOR
1919. TRUCKS, PLEASURE CARS
AND FLIVVERS.
Wen all be 0argling toGter merit gear.
Bat some guys refuse to practise for the
big tournament.
Secret of the famous Browning gun
is that it harnesses the kick. Tough
that the w. r. & Z. can't harness the
kicks.
Trouble iritH some SkiddiHg sI;piIed
citizens IS that they need brdkebdRd
IN their hat instead of hGtbaHd. -.
New motor cars are mostly up
holstery and glass. You feel like d
goldfish taking a ride on the parlor
sofa.
Olympiad slated for Germany in
1920 is coo-coo. However, they man
aged TO crowd in some events during
the war:
EVENT. WINNER.
Derlin-Paris Marathon. .Foch
| Throwing the Bull. .....L ..Ludendorf
Holland dash. .Biilhelm
kiel Regatta. .......... Allied fleet
Putting the Shot. .....U. S. Artillery
Obstacle race Pershing
Yea, DO! After FIop1er Fsslton
spends all summer cnd rs cents knit
ting a set Of siE-oupce trench init
tens for Dempsey, Jack UioIdtcS the
neutrality OF the ring and knocks
Fred ears mp. The FIoppcr states
that the ShiHdig t0dS In before it
started.
The FLODper stGtcs that their
NeI1drE party trdS just another of
those JCGT rOmdHccs. 1t tCCs sis
ter act Fred tCcs to StUiHg from
his gun pocket and try to knock a
fen frecEleS off Of the moon. JdcE
t0dS TO check his punch at the door
ICith his hat.
We've heard of peace treaties of-
ter fights. But this GTmiSticc J1ds
signed before the fight. Can yOU
blame fight fans for getting steam
cd up TO q million!
The battle bugs sHedred Fred iCdh
tlCelyc grdnds, aud Fred diUed like
oa frightened JoGlrUs He'd had
tough time making ttCeiUe thOus-
and berries falling off pLdsterer's
ladder. " eggs toeTent 50 dear,
ycu could trg one right OF the back
Of the neck Of any 0OoJ tchO paid
real UeIUct TO lamp that NeUGTE
thing.
II the FEopper tDGs double-croSSed,
then the fans lccrc tTipLc-CroSSCd.
Marquis of QEecHsbcrTy rules must
mean that the audience protects IT,
self az oil times. Particularly tChCt
Fred is going thrOuGb the motions
Frod's Imagination is as limited
as an EsI;imOs diet. II he IS trying
TO square himself by SqudUkiHg
that Dempsey GcI0iumcd him, he is
all iCct Fred stuck out his chin 10
Kiss Jdcl;, but the lad refused 10
spoon. nc sl0ung onc that spoiled
eIcUcH dollars north of bTidOetoOTE
ia the FEoppcr'S Iotrcr jdtC. When
Fred came to, the NetDdTE lamp
lighters had already c0rnod nights
Dou There arc 8tiH tJCO bIdHks IN
FuIou's 1911 calendar.
When Fred Kissed the cG'lUCs in
stead Of Dempsey. IL ICGS inst
another romance gone LCCst. The
old boy tCds knocked so flat that
Uou could have used him for
graphophonC record. The FIoppcr's
only consolation is that U.rcsin IS
GOOD for the face, he Is entitled TO
tCOEdcrJuI complexion.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03
nAsrERN WINS GAnrE

Eastern took the Georgetown
Preps over the jumps for a 22-to-1l
beating in the Eastern Gymnasium
Friday.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03

When Fred Kissed the cd'lUos in
stead Of Dempsey. II i0ds JHSt
another romance gone tCcst. The
old boz tCds knocked so flat that
Uou could have used him for a
graphopHOnC record. The FlOppcr' 5
only consolation is that J'rcSfn IS
GOOD for the face. he is entitled TO
u tCOEdcrfuI complexion.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03

Yea, bo! After FlopDer FsGltoH
spends all summer cHd IS cents knit
ting set Of siE-OuHce trench init
tens for Dempsey, Jack UioIdtcs the
neutrality OF the ring and knocks
Fred ears mp. The FIopper states
that the ShiRdi0 t0oS in before it
started.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03

Wen all be 0drgliHg t1dter merit year.
But some guys refuse to practise for the
big tournament.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03

THREE STYLES OF CARS FOR
1919. TRUCKS, PLEASURE CARS
AND FLIVVERS.
The Washington times., 1919-02-03

We've heard of peace treaties Gf-
ter fights. But this GTmiStice J1Gs
signed before the fight. Can yOU
blame fight fans for getting steam
cd Ep to ntiIiiOng
The Washington times., 1919-02-03

The FLO9per StGtcs that their
NeDdrE party tros just another Of
those JCdr rOmdHces. 1t tCGs a sis
ter act. Fred tCG8 TO StCiHJ from
his gun pocket and try to knock a
fen frecEIeS off Of the moon. JdcE
t0dS TO check his punch at the door
UCifh his hat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

the others who has perfected an elec.
triSA' invention To destroy German
IN me t,rs, rne apparatus appenrs
;housh We looked for il.
!, Two iermnn spies, operating as
nntsiahS, secure the plans. aud the
Madame Morreil. one OF the wicked
pan, ~ me same time losing his own
sweetheart, because he stops making
entrance 10 the home of the spi.s, OBJ.
tans the Morse signals by which they
hope 10 torpedo the American trans
p"r'" ~ IN. rhannels so that tho hero
ming out To the black buoy" Is rnn
hIcu ~ telegraph from II and save tho
r rpS,Sf r. si,,.., An exrittng swimming
The heroine ana Madame Morreii. in
striving. 10 reach tho buoy. and This.
narrated III double forty" tones from
IN" STAGE. az we'll as the canuonad-
WarShir. give the mcludramatic thrills.
ihc piaA starts badly. but as the
WSt aci progresses. the hope is raised
that good war drnma. with suspense
and conjecture. is to follow: This iliu-
Siou is dispcilcd in the second act.
re-, rsyiveu partially in the third. when
sides int" = real churchly scene In The
!hS; ACT. when tho Shrine given by
i.tdy MARY. is unveiled. to the tune
OF inward. Christian Soldiers
comedy. applnuded mildly at tho prop
or times. aud appeared REASONABLY en-
irriaincd l'ut Seven Days Leave"
~ iSii,nE down The suspense and in
misses beng II convincing war play
stu. for those who like so-caiied
re loara ma. with 4 dash of comedy.
evenings entertainment. rnc cast is
reasonably good. also the settings
JOHN GEORGE HARRIS
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AMERICAN PEACE ENJOYS
HAVE HEARTY APPETITES
Cooks nt the Paris Hotels Mt Whic!
Delegates Stay Arc AStoundcd
by Eating.

PARIS April 3,-(Spccia3 Cooks
a; The hotel where the hundreds Of
Americans connected with the peace
conference are staying are amazed at
the appCtites OF tho Americans The
American breakfast upset MI CalcWiu-
lions i'll The French hotel. accustomed
IL supplying guests with rolls and
coffee as an early morning meal. Mild
calls for ham and eggs. bccfsteaks.
chous. oatmeal and hot cakes sur
prised the French cooks who. after
weeks OF catering to the hungry
Americans. nave not become reConcilCd
TO the American breakfast menu
The american fondncsS for hors
d'o"uNrcs also caused CONSERVATION.
freat dishes of beet pickle. potato
salad sardines. cold slaw aud other
rciishcS served rs II preliminary TO the
50. RAPIDLY that it hns boon necessary
TO employ many additional cooks Ia
prepare doliCacies of this sort-Amcri-
cans help themselves so freely 10 this
initial course that they frequently have
little appetite for the soup. fish and
other dishes which follow.
As the hotel Kitchen can draw on
army supplies for it's food. tic Ameri-
cans have many dclicacics not avail
able generally in Paris cafes. Ices.
icc cream and pastry made with real
sugar are offered to the peace dclega-
ton. In most Paris hotels ana cafes
sac"harinc is used FOR such purposes.
ana even Tor swceteninE coffee. The
note! whore the Americans stay also
has an abundance OF white Hour and
genuine white bread. Elsewhere III
pastry when available. is made from
brown flour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
GOVERNMENT WlTHDRAWS
OFFER TO PURCHASE SHIPS
United states Quits DcuI with Inter
national Mercantile Marine
for Zig Liners.
Nh AssocintcA Nrcst. ]

MEM YORK, April 3.--Thc United
states government has withdrawn its
proposals 10 purchase tho British
owned tonnage of tho international
Mercantile Marine.
This WAS announced today by u. \.
:. Franklin, president OF the Inter-
national Mercantile Marine Company.
who said that ne had been informed
by the government authorities they
could not further consider possible
acquisition OF the ownership nf our
,thc companies British tonnage and
that we were free 50 TAR as they were
concerned, 10 deal with The property
as We may consider desirable.
Tho tonnage Involved in tho prn
posal, now abandoned. included such
ships as tho Baltic aud tho Olympic.
they were "a hc sold 10 a British syn
dictate for Sl2i. 00". 400 and the deal
was in progress whom THO Uuitcd
states government stepped "a las, No
vcmbrr, disappearing OF ia. sale ami
Offering TO take over sac vcsScls upon
The terms OF thu Bri;!sh oner,
Mr.. Franklin announced the COM
panys. was undecided whcshc" 40 re-
new 1hc negotiations Win thc British
syndG OF 20 retain Tie owuctshir OF
the vessels.
He said ho did not know ,hc reason
for the American %ovcrnmcnts WITH
drawal from the deal
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A REAL IRON TONIC
Like PeptSron May De Just What You
Need This Spring

Like Pepttron May De Just What You
Weed This Spring.
Probably nine people out or ten have
lost or are losing their grip on health
in these trying months Of awful cpl
denies. exposure to damp. changea bic
weather. and association with sick peo-
pln in overheated homes.
Depleted blood. loss OF the rcd cor
puscles, shattered nerves. loss OF APP
petite. duh, dosy feelings In the head
irritability. all loudly call for tho rcnl
tonic strength and nourishment tina;
Peptiron Will give YOU II is won
dcrful corrective OF anemic tendency
paleness, languor. nerve exhaustion.
Prptiron restores the red rorpuscIes
to tho blood and gives a natural vigor
and snap that keeps up courage. mikes
YOU CHEEKY and helpful TO your family
and friends. and contributes wonder.
fully to the health OF all Rcmember
this ono thing--as vitality. positively
truc-Pcptiron is real iron tonic
Adv
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PLANNING TO USE FOUR
MOTORS IN NEW PLANES
Experiments in Progress l.noking to
Increase Of Transatlantic
Flyers Power.
MAY START FOUR MACHINES
Navy Department Announcement
Indicates That Number Which
VIII Take Part Depends on Re-
suits of tho Start.
fnr A.snci,,cd rres-

WASHINGTON. April 8. - Exper.-
mems arc under way az tho naval air
& staff ION AT Rockaway Beach, l.. l., 10 de-
termine the number OF Liberty motors
which will drive The naval scaplanes
on the proposed flight across the At
RE three No type of planes now in
comm ssion were designed for three en-
lions for tho hiph, bollevc it win no
possible 10 add {, fourth motor, giving
each plane LOCO horse power.
-Four motors viii 10 carried by the
N-C-t, now being completed At Garden
City, l.. l., and mos; officers favor the
use pr this hummer on tho hight. both
becaliSe Of the Increased power and be-
cause the planes could he better man
aged In tho event ono motor went GU;
OF commission during tho voyage
May start -Four Machines.
1t was indicated today at tn. Navy
Department that the number OF ma
chimes 10 leave Newfoundland would
depend largely uDcn whether. any. ~
those in commission were smashed dur
ing the preliminary tests on the trip
from Rockaway TO Tho Jumping on
IL was planned TO start three. and pos
sibly, al four OF the Nc type craft.
AftcFa base has been selected =; New
stroyer Barney. which IS held n Hall
fax ny ice foes materials Will he trans
ported there on naval ships and fore.
set to work preparing tho ground for
The coming or the machines. Weather
conditions may hold no planes at the
starting point several days and hangers
must he prepared 70; them.
interested In British Project.
Naval officials here are watching
with keen interest the preparations he
ing made by Harry 6. Hawkcr and
I.ioutcnant- Commander NJ a c X 4
,irierc for their projected flight from
New foundland 10 Ireland in Sopwith
airplanc and they wcrC not surprised
by the news shat 4 had been found
necessary to delay tho start beyond
April 16. the first date set. This ma
chine still may 10 Tho first 10 under
take the transatlantic voyage, there
is no evidence ,hht tho Navy Depart
mont intends 10 hnstrn the start OF It's
flight
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GET FUNDS FOR STRIKERS
wealthy Resident Of nrnnklinc viii
Aid Children Of Textile
Workers.
~ Ns.nrlat,d pres-

Music. OF Boston. :, ;ert.l" strife lead
er, VINO returned from New Yo.f; to-
dag. announced that lie had obtained
ia that city sufficient funds 10 put
:ts feet"
Mrs Ciendower- E|aas. wealthy
resident Of Brookline, Interested IA
ne caus: ~ The strlEa-s, also reported
after a visit 10 New York, that furtaer
slnsac!a. syppor. for ,hn strikers was
IA z!gn;. :aLopz- espouss. o. the'r
aus BY = ~ iorE roman OF
cath auG tar'ior
Traastars 81 en- t9r=r ~ strikers
ION ,He.r Acr-cs hes. 70 Saw Y1-.;
e-a Boz,os Win T." r.aae . a day Or
tv&-
!. coav.r-'5- .. ,.r-iI~ worker. is 30
- ri: =, So !DyG ..1-.l l9-ll, for
re rg--9re r. Organizing me anna J.
a-s- :HI-t.h workers. ~ !--rsiCa
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--------------------------
DEATH RATE HERE LIGHT
influenza Claims Thirty Victims. Dur
ing March Oat OF Total
Of $50

tchmond's death rate for March
WAS light. according to the report OF
the city Health Bureau. There Was
total OF 300 deaths OF which 1872
were OF white persons and los col
orcd. notwithstanding that iniluenzn
is gradually subsidinS il claimed
thirty victims during tho month.
Pneumonia was the cause OF twenty
1--WE deaths and consumption caused
twenty-siH.
During the month no one died from,
diDhtheria. typhoid fever or nalaria
but two persons. both cplorcd. SUI
fered death from legal clectrocution.
In. addition TO those executed there
were thirteen others who suffered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
EXAMINE HUMBERT
Frrnchmnn Faces ChnrGc or Carrying
on Busiress with ENEMY
Nations.

PARIS. April @-Scnator Charles
fiuinhcrt was examined today a. his
trial on 4 charge OF having carried on
commerce with tho enemy. NJ Hum
bert explained inc purchase by him
OF lie journal. During his recital ms
tone was violent and he gcSticulatcd
cHcitedly. thumping the bar in front
OF him as he roiuhly described mis-
pa triotic campaign. He said his book
German without his knowledge and
that he received Tto francs as an
authors right but that he did not
know any of The money came from the
German translation.
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ADJUSTMENTS

"Seven Days Leave" Mt tho Academy.
Seven Days I.ci.avc," shown last
night at tho Academy must not be
taken too seriously. While the set
ting is to Some extent military. SOW
cr;ii of the leading characters appear
ing in uniform. and while one shor;
scene suggests tho deck of q warship
on dark and cloudy night. the action
IN general IS so tntcrlardcd with hu-
NOR, that we might a readily call tho
play a comedy az q mclodrarla.
Briefly. tho story is of Young
who proves that nc is an American
by talking more loudly than any OF
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DclnMnrc Chandler

,,,HrsU,Al % Tie Timcs- Dispatch.I
ESI POlNT. VA, April 3-'rhe
funeral OF Delaware Chandler. in Now.
kent. was attended on Thursday Nv "a
great many people from West Point
ana surrounding sections lie was
W."'iN known ana had an extended re-
IN inc FAMILY hurying ground at New
~ vent chanel. at noon THURSDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
.'rhc Thirteenth Chair" Here Mondn,

William Harris. Lr.. Will present The
Thirteenth chair" his sensational
dramatic success. by Bayard WELLER
which rnn Tor one year at the Forty
eighth street Theatcr. New York. here
Mt the Academy for II return engage
mchi on Monday and Tuesday and Tues
day mat inrc.
IN ideal east has been chosen for the
production that out-of-town audiences
a-s favorable conditions as did thusc
who enjoyed /. during its remarkable
engagement in New York
lanyard WELLER. Tho autohr Of Tho
Thirteenth chair" is well known TO
ihcaterGocrs here as tho author OF
within the Lam. which, up Ia the
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mis. jamie 1Iolne, nobcr,.on

MISS jamie Holmes Nobcrtson. dauch-
ter of X. stanley aud Annie French
Robertson. died yesterday afternoon
at her home. "0li l-2 West Grace
street. Funeral services will be CON
Quoted from Meade Memorial Church.
south Richmond. Saturday morning At
u o'clock. Rev. Thomas Scmmcs OIL
iuting.
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turers Officers and directors will be
elected At u meeting In Chicago. Aprit
-. when further details VIII be worked
out.
Twenty-Five large mills will be idcn-
tilted with the new concern. which will
be Incorporated under the laws Of
Delaware, and will operate under pro-
visions OF the Webb Pomerene act
rho operating headquarters will he in
Now )rl,luE
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Mr.. Mnrlu \. ,Inhonc.

LHNCIIEUNG. Npril 3.--AIrs. Maria
Nelson Malone wife Of r. ~ Mahone
died Tuesday night At her home at
MassicS Mills. Nelson County. her
death being very Sudden. Mrs. Ma
hone was daughter of the late
Phillip and Fanny t.nuccr Malone. Of
Nelson County. ana she IL survived by
her huSba nd and five children.
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Socrates IIu,{rn.

de. APRIL $50
icdcrate veteran and brother OF Mayor
j" q. laden, Of This city. died today
AZ Concord. lie was tho fourth ci,ild
OF family Of twelve born 20 his
parents, the late Colonel William
douglas liadrn and his wife. Elizabeth
h"VIS. OF Hanover County
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present season. MAS unauest!onably tho
most popular and tho most dcservedlr
written.
IT was the consensus OF critics on tho
Chair TINT with It. Mr.. Vs,,ler Ind Sf ex,
cciled his own best efforts and the sub
se1uent success of tho play bore out
the early Judgment OF the reviewers
Scnts now selling.