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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having been made in the pay
ment OF the debts and obligations se-
cured to be paid In certain deco OF
trust, executed the 10th day OF August.
1918, by n. v. Wheeler, wlooWer' 70
the undersigned as trustee as same APP
pears Of record in the office OF the reg
lister of Shelby county. Tennessee. III
book 692, page 1873, and the owner OF
the debt secured having requested me
undersigned to advertise and sen the
property secured by said deed OF trust,
all OF said Indebtedness having ma
tured by default in the payment OF
part thereof, at the option OF the owner
| this Ia to give notice that we VIII, on
| MONDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1873,
commencing at IL o'clock noon. az the
southwest corner Of the c 2unasSse
and at the Adams avenue entrance
thereof, proceed to sell at public out
cry to the highest and best bidder tor
cash, the following described property
Situated in shelby county, Tennessee
= IN tSe City of Memphis, lot No. thirty
(s0) OF A. X. Burrow subdivision Of the
Monsarrat tract, bounded as follows,
to-wit: Beginning az point sne
| west line o. North Mcneil street three
hundred twelve and eight-tenths tSlz,0
feet north from the north line o. si,t SV ~
north line OF lot No. thlrty-one (Sll OF
said subdivision one hundred forty-iiv,e
U45) feet to a point Sl7s feet NORTH
from the north line Of overton PARK
avenue; thence north parallel win
!, North Mcneil street fifty (50) feet "
. the south line Of lot No. twenty nine
l29) Of said subdivision thence east
with the south line Of lot No. twenty
nine (2s) one hundred and forty-five
(i45) feet to the west line Of North
Mcneil street; thence south with t nt
west line OF North Mcneil street fita
(5O) feet to the point Of beginning
All right and equity OF redemption
homestead and dover waived IN sale
: deed OF trust, and the title Is believe,
! to be good except as hereinafter stated
4 Ihut we will sell and convey only q;
4 trustee. The trust deed under Whiccl
!. this sale lis made is subject IN priorff'
4 10 the balance due under trust deed Z
\ Bank OF Commerce ndiTrust Co, trus
: tee, dated April 16, 1914, and records
in book 6ss page "a, Of the register
!. office OF Shelby county, Tennessee
4 q, 10000 OF which Indebtedness mature
4 | BANK OF COMMERCE. & TRUST &c
- Trustee,
. BY S. J. SHEPHERD, Trust Officer
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
NETHERLANDS PROTESTS
ON BELGlUM'S ACTION

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.--The Meth
erlands legation has received q copy Of
a secret document issued by the Rel
gian foreign office TO the Belgian gem
eral headquarters seeking 10 create
sentiment for the annexation OF the
Dutch province OF Luxembourg, to Bel-
GUM. The document has been printed
In the Nieuwe Rotteriamsehe conrzlnt
and It's authenticity has been acknowl-
edged by the Belgian government The
Netherlands government, the legation
states, has opposed formal protest "a
the document,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
DRAFT RESlSTER GETS
SENTENCE FOR MURDER

HEBER SPRINGS Ark. Sept, ga
Bliss Atkisson, one Of the principals IN
section In July, 1918, was convicted Of
first degree murder In circuit court
Thursday morning, The jury fixed his
punishment at is years IN the peniten-
| tiary,
| He was convicted OF killing Porter
Ilazelwood, OF Heher Springs, member Of
| il shefiffa posse that had gone to the
! home OF Atkissen's father 10 arrest the
| three sons. who were charged with re-
| fuslng to register for the draft Two
brothers Of the convicted man, Tom and
| Hardy. will be placed on trial here Men-
! AAy
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
JAPAN PLANS TO ASK
CHINA FOR CONFERENCE

TOXIC, Sept. 90. (By the Associated
PreRsl Japan IL planning Officially 70
invite China to confer on the Shantnng
situation after Japan has ratified the
peace treaty, This fact was communl-
Gated 10 tho correspondent yesterday by
officials, who added that Japan natu-
Tally could not compel China TO ac-
Ccpt the Invitation
Japan" said one official. IT'S anxious
10 settle the question OF tho restora
lion Of Shantung as quickly as possible
but Ii China declines 70 negotiate
Japan will be Obliged to allow me pres
mi conditions as to Shantung to remain
unchanged"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26

I am authorised by all parties in in
terest TO offer for sale for cash the
following, described pieces " property;
First. Lots Ill, III and LIZ Of n. r.
Meacham's Flower Garden Subdivision
constituting one lot fronting seventy
five feet Oh the south side OF Waverly
place, with depth Of one hundred and
thirty-two and one-haf feet, Said lot
being In the city Of Memphis
second, A certain tract Of seventy
two acres situated In the Mississippi
and partly in Upton county, About
one -half OF said lot being in eultiya-
| ton,
will receive bids for said property
| The said property will be sold subject
| TO ratification of the Chaneery court
I, b, CLEMENT. Executor,
/ ohRt Court ANhnue
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
CANCEL MEMPHIS TRIP
OF SOL0N COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.--Because OF
the demand Of party leaders that sem
sltors remain In Washington for the
peace treaty ratification fight, the Joint
senate and house committees on postal
salaries has cancelled its hearings for
the present. The committee was TO
have been In Atlanta Monday to hear
postal employees from North and south
negsee.
From Atlanta they had planned to
go TO Memphis to hear the employees
II ON Mississippi, Tennessee, Louisiana
Texas and Arkansas, and later II was
to have heard employees from Nebraskai
Colorado and Missouri at Kansas CITY.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
HUN SOCIALISTS ASSERT
FOOD PRICES GO HIGHER

COLOGNE, Sept. 2e.--The socialist
members OF the assembly, Meaffeld,
Roehl and Sollamamm, In directing the
governments attention to the food sit
uation In Western Germany. declared
ated for the purpose of keeping down
prices have increased and conditions,
they assert, are rapidly heading for
chaos.
They urge the government TO enter
into negotiations with the authorities
occupying the Rhenish zone Tor thS
purpose OF stamping out illicit traffick-
ing and establishing the customs
boundary,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
SPAIN GOES AFTER BANDIT

TANGlER. Morocco Sept, 26,--TraN-
elers returning from the Interior bring
accounts of the beginning Of military
operations by Spanish troops against
have been wounded In the head In an
engagement by a grenade thrown from
an airplane,
Refugees from the area OF hostilites
are floelSing into the international
gone.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
UNION RAILWAY COMPANY

Annual Meetings OF Stockholders and
Directors.
Notice Ii hereby given that the reg
,,lar annual meeting OF stockholders Of
the Union Railway company will be held
al the office OF the company, room 2t0,
Union station building, Memphis, Tenn,
On Monday, the sixth day OF October,
1919. at 4 o'clock p, m, for the purpose
OF electing directors for the ensuing
other business az may come before the
meeting.
directors of the company will be held
al the same office on the same. day
| immediately after adjournment OF the
stockholders meeting
], q. DREW, President.
| II. IL. LyCETT, Secretary
l nated Sent 49, 1918,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
- DEATHS

RosTECK--At Chicago, ILL.,, Thursday
aftsBnoon, Sept, Is, 1918, Chas. \, y
Rosteok' brother OF VIM. NJ, Henry ,s and
Miss Mary Rosteck. Of this city; Fred
O. Roateck, OF st. Louis, Mo; Louis
Rosteck, OF Little Rock. Ark; E; y.
Rosteck, OF Newport, KY, and QUO
Rosteck, OF Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Remains will be brought to this CITY
for interment. Due notice Of time VIII
be given. -
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
Tennessee Cattle Classy.

The contest for Junior champion fe-
male was strictly an Ames plantation
raw. two wonderful helfers owned by
I'M Tennessee breeder making the nnAI
9o0ulta. slightly older than Ames Pan
tatfon kilda, one-year-oId, look lhe
queen Miliy Of sun Dance I'LL. owned
h. Parsons. won the senior and grand
championships for females
Tennessee bred cattle conmhuea 70
triumph in the herti classes, Young an
FINALS from Ames plantation took nrst
with young herd, first with cali nerd
and first and third In getsot-aire a,
Parsons herd was SECOND In the latter
event xuu
Championship honors IN the Red Poll l
cattle show were diyidea petWesisc y, y
lnAIchen, OF Geneva, Ind, the FORMER
cattle taking the female and the latter =
ina hull nurpie ribbons. Larabees Lazy
Cook was judged senior and grand
champion COW, and his Beulah Chormet
became champion heifer a,.r
TneIchen's Teddys Chief was senior
and grand champion bull, repeating y
victory which he has won al i've ssaSe
faIrR ihIe year Cpxy Elfs Rowuy won
ind Junior championship for bulis.
Animals owned by Claire Rhodes 81
Pine Village, Ind, took three OF the
five championship FtnpOHh IN tAS saAnaR,
shire classic, Rhodes Illinois Hurran
wne senior and grand champion boar,
ara Ma Kentucky the second the Junior
champion boar, Rhodes Countess Again
was the junior champion SOW But MyTe
IneR. d marvellous SOW owned py "
Lewis. OF Rensselaer,, Ind, was uas
senior and grand champion SOW, .. -
IN the Berkshire show, which was @
tha htahest class, Jenkins Brothers, %
orleans, Ind, carried off the ma1orits
al championship honors, The grant
champion board was their Superlo
Junior and the junior champion T T9ar
their Emblem superb the attn. me.
Ana entered Emblems Queen the l7th
tha Junior champion SOW.
The senior and grand champion SOW
Rosaiie the Isth was owned by ", u
Carpenter 4 son, OF Brush Creek, Tenn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
DEATHS.

Nrs Maggie Cox Gowan, ~, Raleigh
Beptist hospital Sept. rs; cancer.
n Hattie Parks, 20, Stevens avenue
Sent %; toxen1ia. - ,,.
Frances Mitchell, As. Utah avenue
Sept. a. peritonitis. 81 o.
Mary Bell, IS, 1874 PeaFee, sept ~
paresis. - SoD+
Fannie Moore, so, 1877 Carr, sept
"a; gaAtro. enteritls, endocardllls.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
SHIP STRIKE SETTLED.

VALPARAISO, Sept. 2e,--Tha shipping
strike which has interfered seriously
with marine activities out OF Chilean
ports has been settled BY arbitration.
Other labor troubles throughout tho
country are also reported 10 be In a
fair way toward settlement, the tram
way men and workmen IN sugar re-
asr s, nm, with their companies.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Lucy il. Cobb to Clarence Bryan
Lewis, Mrs. N. ]. Briggs TO r; Il hine.
Sarah Wyatt to Mack Rowland, MIA MIA
Disinger to #. |. Piahon, Willie D. nun
to Thomas Bernard. "a,
Louise Craig TO Clyde Henson n,,, ia.-
Han May Phillips to George X. Elklns'
henrietta Reeves to Bob Anderson
Anna nav 10 Lotion Bowers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
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FIFTH SHIP LAUNCHED

PENSACOLA. Fla. Sept, 2s. In the
presence OF a great crowd Of spectators
the fifth steel steamer TO he built here
was launched late yesterday, The yes.
sci is Of 1900 tons.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
EMPLOYMENT.
MALE HELP WANTEp

Az
WANTED---For candy factory, first-
class experienced fudge man to take
charge OF department also one ex.
,,arienced helper on open fire work, ana
one experienced man 70 take charge o, Of
enrobef, Give experiences, references a an
salary expected Address P. Q. BOZ SSs,
Fort Worth, Tex. -.
MAN--Thirty- five, as bookkeeper and
office manager for garage company E,,; IN IN
sfrictly confidential state age and SAL
ar r1 expected Address Z. D., P. Q. Box
| sos. -.
WANTED--Ho energetic man 70
deliver and collect. Prefer one who can
| operate Ford car. Country work. Begin
about Oct. ]. Good pay. Must give
ANAL real estate bond. Give references,
Address b 2s, News scimi.ar.
CENSUS CLERKs-4, 900 needed; sos
month: ACE 1870. Experience unneces-
sary. Examinations Memphis o Sdna IL u
| FORMER government exaniiner), 764
| Equitable bldg, washington. --
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26

uNtTEu aTATE8
ssttNuAp ArMiMssrRsIt9M~
CONSOLIDATED TICKET gFsHs saas.
10 4. Mails p rssss "s~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
We Guarantee Every Tube.
MoX Tire Co.
3. Second st. Main ISIS.

WANTEb-rO eUY.
WANTED to purchase, good two
ton. second-h hand trailer: must pS N
GOOD order and viii pay all eaans .
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
Slightly Used and
Demonstrating Tires
Real Values

we carry full line Of tire seconds ~
Tire specialists on yulNniaing and
Tires eli be sent c. o. D. with the
priyilege OF examination. Spacify gtyle
"a rim ana avoid delay. Out-of-toyn
osdere given our prsIApt EeEWDnal At
send a1.@ deposit with zach order
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26

AZ. touts.ssN Taaac'sce sAllseAs, !.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
.GON. ROBERTS
HERE TOATTEND
TRI,STATE FAIR
lcontlnued From rlrst Page.l

southland by trips through the live
stork harms. the woman's building, the
poultry and pet stock hall, the lafm
demonstration and government eNhinit
buildings. Many farmer lad, gazing
glpoD the perfection OF form and size
which the pure-hred cattle and hogs
show, Is receiving germ OF eniata.
ton which is going 20 mean a great
fleal to the future development or nNe
stock in the South. Tho exhibit booths
81 the Tennessee and Arkansas county
agents. with their wide varieties OF
uerfected grains, grasses and .pegetas
has nre inspiring tTa-state boyhood
with a sense OF the high value OF dryer
sificatlon and cultivation. The gfls,
tod. seeing the home demonstration eN-
hibits, are learning what possibilities
81 housewifery lie before them' -
The midway shows, OF course, are us-
lighting the youngsters and they arc
letting many childish thrills out OF me
living jennIes, the whip, and other rla-
ing devices, And exhibition 81 dayliant
fireworks was arranged especially LOT
one az the greatest events Of. tho
week was scheduled at p, n, IN tr0nt
~ the grand stand, the mlli,o en-. uo iii
live stock parade. The spectators VIII
SEQ aii the marvellous champions aad
other animals In the live stock owl
atoms mass IN review, The procession
Vim be led by Tommy Brown, Gnter
herdsman Of Iespedeza farm, az Kick
orr Valley, Tenn, Tommy win play tne
mart Of Pied Piper TO the last exqulslte
detail and will blow upon a baspipe -
M marches along the track IN the
van Of the fat cattle
Pig Club Judging.
one Of the most interesting events q
She day, the judging Of the pig cIub
entries, began at 10 a. m, The corn
petition has been exceedingly keen ne.
tween the pig club boys throughout the
season and the interest In the final
decision, which Is made with the JUG
ing Of the pigs, II pitched high. Inc me
ple club show concludes the greatest
series OF live stock shows ever held ~
INA Trl- State fair or In the South.
The automobiles races, In which the
champion dirt track drivers Of the coun'
try will contend, will be the big feature
Of the Saturday events. - a..
The Keen interest IN inc TAT ~ ~
IN the competition Of three OF the nm
est Aberdeen Angus herds ~ the coun
sry In the cattle arena and the conteh
lion OF representatives OF some OF TN
unrest Hampshire and Berkshire bloo'
strains In the two swine SHOW tehb,
The real '.hoss' race of the black cat
tic show was the selection OF the Efhh'
champion bull Ames Plantation Edger
ton. young bull from Grand Junction
Tenn, won the grand chainpio,ssilt
after Ames Plantation Ito, hahdsom
Angus bred on the Tennessee farm, pu
owned by q. c. Parsons, OF Rutherforc
Ala, had successfully fought his Wa
10 the senior championship blue IT'D
hon,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
EXECUTORS SALE.

BY s. J. SHEPHERD, Trust OF
Thla Sent. 10, 1918,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
OF NATIONS MUST
PREVENT WARS IN FUTURE
tiscount Bryce Says Peace Congress
Should Settle Upon Principles
and Leave Details.
IDEA GAINING IN BRITAIN
Former Ambassador to United States
Hopes That American People Are
in Favor of 1t, Too-Ncw Methods
of Settling Disputes.

LONDON. January 12.-Thc main OBJ
1ect OF Il league of nations, which The
peace congress should create, is 70
prevent future wars possibly through
u,rnltration and cancellation. Viscount
Bryce. former British ambassador TO
Inc United states. declared yesterday.
" ME the congress, may not be able
10 liz a.! details. il Should settle upon
principles and appoin; committees TO
arrange the details. he declared In a
Bryce said: y
The creation of some ccmbina ton
or league of nations. disinterested i'm
tnetH aims. trusting one another and
strong enough TO enforce their joint
VIII. is fundamental necessity i'm
t.ui ope "nd the east which is the
mine the future of tho German
colonies.
The main object Of this league. be-
sides providing for the welfare of the
ny and safeguarding the new free
states which are to arise will be to
prevent the outbreak of future wars.
To do this some method of settling
disputes other then war must be pro
ridcd and ;E,l. We are all agreed,
mus. lie found in the methods of aro.-
tration and Cancellation.
1T may be impossible for want of
time u settle at the conference the
details of these methods and the
structure of these organizations, but
il is essential that a beginning should
b. made anG solid foundations laid be-
fore the conference separates.
There is All increased volume of
feeling in Great Britain supporting
his idea. and NC trust that the Amer
lean people, emincntly peace loving,
is Overwhelmingly of the same
,uin;nn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
MEMBERS O. ZION CHURCH
BEGIN THANKSGIVING SERVICE
PrupoFr 10 I;ni>r 5000 for the Fay
ncGt tic Church,
,$ building.

Two weeks OF jubilee and thanks
Ewing am"uE the members OF Hood
Templc African Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church, formerly clay Street
Methodist Church, began last night for
tho purpose OF raising $".uH0 tor pay
mont on tic building The classes OF
EiIers lIaNr been arranged from 81 t"
sl,pet. services have been arranged
for nil the DAYS in tho week. EXCEPT
saturdays. j. II. Campbell. Il former
lrfmhcr of the Oh clay Street Mctho-
dist Church. South. has agreed 20 ac,
rs treasurer for the co.orej people.
* This property. fHr!udins the parson-
age, wa. houGht II muuth ago. IT is
Tie intention OF the management 10
enlarge its sphere al usefulness. Great
ing an Institutional church and social
Sccntcr for colored folk Of ali dcucnli-
tnntions. for The general bcttcrmcnt Of
" >GS roloryd persons in the entire
s@t:N. White and colnrcd people arc
ai,poaicd 80 for funds to carry out tho
ideals OF the ranagrmcnt q. J.. Islnck-
MNlt Is the presiding bishop: Vi. l.
Gregory. presiding cider. and l.. Roy
Fiack. pastor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
$VlRGIhlA'S AID SOUGHT
Il. For LANE APPROPRIATION
Secretary cf interior ASKS for 500
s5E5 GCn,%lb 10 Reclaim I.nnds for
sS returning Soldiers.

one hundred million dollars is tho
amount asked Of tho Approximations
&grSss BY Franklin Lane. Secretary o;
the Interior, Tor Tcc!aiwins LANDS for
returned soldiers. This information is
scontained IN a Telegram received yes
terday by 9. y. Kelley. executive, secrr-
tfpr..r OF the Virginia Council OF Ds-
gfe;lse. ffon d. II. Reynolds OF tie
national council, who is seeking The
sInurai support OF al state councils.
E4sNIr. Reynolds gtatcd that the sam
8sGpGhi Oy Secretary Ian" represented
of war, and that he believed con
stSiass would MAKE the APPROXIMATIONS
He said that Canada was givin. re-.
$1,000 cash GA forty yt>re' tine a, a
as,nali' rate OF interest. According 10
the telegram. ihcrc are mitiiona ri
acres OF rec!aim1b!c lands In the south
6anG West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
SENATE WILL DEBATE
CONTRACT VALUATION
House VIII Take Up Presidents Re-
quest for Si03.G0O,0GU Relief
Appropriation.
Hen Nssociatcd rrcssl

WASHINGTON. January 13-Wi.h
only forty-iour working days remain
ing in the present session. both houses
OF congress expect 10 speed work this
"cc": The House, after disposinc OF
the rivers and lIarbo"s bill tomorrow.
OF President Wilson's request for 500.
oG0.G0O for famine relief in Europe with
spirited debate in prospect
While committees are working on
appropriation measures and other leCis-
lation:, the Senate tomorrow viii begin
consideration Of legislation 10 vail
GATE informal wat contracts Adj
dresses VIII be made ny Senators Ser
ING OF south Dakota, Republican. and
Myers. OF Montana. Democrat, while
senator Thomas, OF Colorado. Demo
policy III Russia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
FORMATION OF EXPORT COAL
COMBINATION RECOMMENDED
Feel Administration Officials shy That
Europe VIII Gail for Amer
lean DitrminouS.
lev AssocintcLrrcs

WASilINGirON january i2-Orean-
iHation under the Webb romcrcne law
Of an export coat association as a
Incdium through which the country;
foreign trade in bitumiuouS coal may
he banded was recommended by the
foreign trade committees Of the Ma
iional Coal Association in report
made public to-day.
Leading bitu:ninous coal exporters
/; was said viii! meet At New York
within u week or ten days TO con-
si6cr the rc1ort and decide upon n
course OF action.
officials of The fuel administration
who have investigated conditions in
Europe have reported that there is an
acute shortage OF coal in most OF the
Countries there. and that America Will
he called upon To furnish :: large
amount OF the needed tonnage if' shin
ping is made available
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. olivia Ycnnhlc Pcndletnn.

Mrs. Olivia Nenablc Pcndlcton. wife
Of the s, late ,, nT iohn T. PGmdlnfon o!
the residence OF her daughter. Mrs.
James g. Love, in Knoxville. Tenn.
She is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. Love and Mrs. w. Z. Shepherd Of
this city, and one son, W. G. Pendleton.
OF Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. pendleton was native Of
Marion, Smyth County, Va, where the
body will be taken for burial. She
was Il daughter OF Colonel Pendleton.
OF Marion, and was related to many
prominent families OF that name in
Southwcs; Virginia. Mrs. Pendleton
resided III Marion until 1895, when D!.
pendleton moved to Scottsvillc. In
1903 no came TO Richmond to act as
surgeon at the Virginia State Farm,
where he died in 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
John a. Williams.

.lOhn @. Williams died Yesterday ar
tcrnoon ut his home. 1922 Park Avenue.
~ pneumonia following an attack OF
John q. Williams and Kate Murat Will
lis Williams, and was thirty-siN years
old. Three sisters Mrs. Lewis NJ
Byrd. OF gloucester County. Mrs. T..
Victor Williams and Miss NJ. Page VIII
!ans, and one brother, Lewis G. Will
Hams survive him.
Mr. Williams had been in the insur-
ancc business here fer about two years,
having come to this city from Orange.
Va. lie was educated al Woodbcrry
Forest William and Mary College and
the University OF Virginia. lie was
widely known and popular.
Funeral services will be conduc ted
at Orange at . o'clock Tuesday.