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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
AMHERST COUNTY GIRLS
TO GET HOME TRAINING
Especial to The Times Dispatch. !

AMHERST. June i.-Thc annual
snort course for the girls or Amherst
County. conducted by Mrs J. T.. NAL
lace. home demonstration agent of
amherst County. viii hc given Mt
sweet Hriar College. beginning to-
morrow and continuing through
Tuesday
The work TO he given will consist
or instruction in poultry by Miss
iiohsdcn. state poultry specialist
brcadmakins. by Miss l.. V. Walker.
nome economics specialist: canning.
ny Miss Eldora Oliver. district dem
"hStra;. IN agent. and playing and
i"ik games. by Miss Mary Hannah.
physical director
Mrs. NJ NJ. Davis. State director
OF h"'h" demonstration work. viii
ais" he present At th- short cours,.
an" will give some helpful talks To
the girls.
For tire" successive years this
work has been given at sweet Rri, =
college, through the courtesy Of pr.
Emile Watts McNea. president Of
that institution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
UNIVERSITY OF N. C. FINALS
WILL END WEDNESDAY

CHAPEL. NIL. y. g.. June 1.-THE
$iiH OF N"rth carolina Will begin to-
morrow and ran through Wednesdays.
June IL. Former Secretary Of the
Navy Ioscphus Daniels will deliver
ia" chief commencement address We'd =
u"sdaS morning and Governor Cam
cr"n Morrison will present diplomas
TO appr"yimatcly ~ men and women,
III" largest number of degrees ever
awarded ~ ih" university
Rev. Charles T.. Maddry secretary
OF the BAPTIST state Convention. will
preach the baccaiaurcaic sermon sun
day morning. June IL. ana the Rev
w ~. Moss Of tho Chapel hin Tres
hr,crian Church VIII preach the V.
VI. q. ~ vesper service sermon on
the campus
Monday June r. will hc class day
with man" class exercises. oratoric;,
and debating contests, aud q barbc-
cue h.. the seniors. Alumni day will
he June IL. Ten classes will hold
special reunions 1851. 1871, 1881
1891. 1896, 1901. 1906. 1911, 1916 and
1920. John Motley Morehcad. OF New
York. will preside at the alumni
luncheon. and Governor Morrison. Mr.
Daniels and number Of alumni will
speak The final exercises viii take
place Wednesday,. with Mr.. Daniels
address and tho ava riding Of the dI-
plomas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
HORSE AND COLT SHOW
CLOSES IN LEEsBURG
Twentieth Annual Exhibition Drew
Largest Crowds in History
OF Association.

Especial to The Times hi patch
l-EESBJRG. VA. June 1.-THE
twentieth annual exhibition Of the
i.oudoun County Horse and Colt show
closed yesterday with the iargcs;
crowd in attendance in the history OF
N" association. While tn" crowd
on tho frs, day was not as large as
on the second. il vas much larger
than usual. The hunter classes were
well hlicd and tho performance was
excellent There were only two
oh'r'cs IN the point-to point race.
which was run closely throughout.
i,r Harlow. owned and ridden by
Raymond Belmont. finished only a
>Haht Length in front q! Rank Not.
owned and ridden by l.. T. Lci;h.
irish Laddie. owned by Homework
stables, and Woodcock. owned by NJ;
My farms. were the principa! win
hcrs or the hunter classes
by Hon II. walton Moore was won
nE Homcwood Stables Irish Laddi.
ine cup donated by Oak Hill Farm
Tor the best hunter MAS won hv
spencer lis!cy's Ann Ford Thc Gu,
donated by f.. Il. Mclean for TN.
hest hunt team was won by Raw
moni H..m"ni's Entry. tn. vase do
i",t ny |"N"rn"r W"Stm"r-Iand
!'aFiS Tor TN" best ladies' hunter. w:.S
Won by iiom-wnod stables Irish I..d.
lie The cup donated by j. rtrn
."u shIin tor tn. best gated saddle
nor' was won by Colonel Grorr, .
Rnyston's Roh Gray. The Gun do
nai"d by III" i.oudoun Times Ia the
ninn"r of the pony race. was won hN
Marvin t:v-rharr's White Sox. Th
cup donated ny ~ G. EuStis was u.nr
~ Raymond Reluont'S Or Buriow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
NEGRO BOYS CLUB WORK
SUCCESS IN VIRGINIA
Recognizing Value of Efforts, E.>.
tension Service Plans Some Def
rite Thinrs To Do

| HAMfToN. VA. Jun" Eth. Viz
ginia extension service. recognizing
| tho fact that amy work OF permanent,
value among CoiOr.i farmers in vir-
! rinia must necessarily include (. pro-
gram for hoys. has SGT out To do
some definite things for coIorcd boy.
throughout Virginia.
| Under the direction ot local farm
| demonstration agents. cclorcd bows
clubs hav" been organized IN tr"nty-
one counties. with n memberships OF
over i.ioo. "ro help IN. colnr.d boy.
spprrcia'" the privileges Of the farm
lis the primary object ~ these clubs.
This summer the color.d boys Will
he given club picuice in Smrry. A.
h"mnrlc and powha Counties un-
der tn" direction of the county agents
ana with the assistance OF the district
agent. At thes" ricnics interesting
programs Will he offered Including
simple games and stories OF success
iul coior"d club boys
r., King ii possible :Or color.d
boys TO exhibit their products at
ne Ni'A' h'li IL fslfhfnO'lV,
and at the Underwater Fair. hclu at
suffolk. the Virginia extension. SER
vice has encouraged them 1" make
h!Syer and better crops
Last year 2lG coiorcd boys from
nineteen counties OF Virginia showed
loo ears OF corn. TOO quarts OF beans
and peas. 80 quarts OF peanuts and
sS samples Of potatoes. For these
exhibits. l2G cash prizes. ranging from
30 cents TO IS. were offered. and for
ty-hve prizes went for corn. Everett
fiobson. OF Powhaian County. for Elk
ample. won IS at the Richmond fair
for the best exhibit OF corn. II. also
carried on first prize for corn. 50. at
tho Suffolk fair.
Tn. colored boys club az Sussex
County. Uuder ;hs direction of jts
county agent, NJ. -. Jones. won $40
in prizes. Tn. adult colorcd farmers.
after hearing the reports OF their
boys, furnished money for the boys
to buy pure bred scch-corn.
How have the colorcd boys used IN"
money which they received from their
crops? Ten invested their money in
| farm implements. IL in clothes. a.
| in education. and 100 made bank de-
posts.
| County Agent w. r. George. or
Surry. greatly increased tho farming
| enthusiasm of his boys hy bringing
fifteen Of them on an outing to Hamp-
ton Institute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
DESIGNS NEW INDEX
IN CORPORATION COURT
Clerk at Lynchburg Greatly Sim
plifics Work in New System
OF Filling Papers.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
LfNCHBDRG, VA. June IL
Thomas -. Davis. clerk OF the Cor
general index to Wills administra-
uons and accounts. which has Grea :
" simplificd the work Of his Office. as
well as aiding greatly attorneys-at-
law who resort To the use Of the rec.
ords Of tho office. Not only does the
new index save la Dor for the office
force, but Il greatly Simplifics and
VIII eventually reduce the records OF
the office. which in time Will become.
a factor in tho Office.
The index is intended to include n IN
Wills. administrations and accounts
which must be settled before IN.
com missioner of accounts. Under
the old system of the Office there was
no general indeXing OF these items.
nut AFTER consulting patented in =
dcNes and Inspecting records in other
Offices Mr.. Davis finally decided upon
Il plan, and h" had u book ruled am!
printed I" carry ont his own plans
Tn" ARRANGEMENT is such that each
Inc "f the index includes The "ntir.
history Of thu proceeding. from il
in"Ipi"ncy To the close. i'rior "a tn.
introduction OF this book the .I.,l
ar attorneys III il'i"ir. u I.coin
would have TO t"acc thirteen h.t, roc.
"rds. which ronsiitut" tn" Office ROC.
"'"S from 1891 "a ~" present + .
new index has been carried back 4"
mat date and is dos cn.d to tah,.carc
@! all md" King urii 1881 Now The
cntir" information surrounding ~
case is I" he found on u single lin.
az an index.
Til" innovation has met with dis
tihci approval from the lawyers e.
~" local bar. ana out Of town al j
i"rh"N- who come here 10 20 over
tho records find il simple and en-
prchcnsivr.
Mr.. DAVIS spent a number OF wear.
aiming ana iayin. .ut the system
and several years wc". reuuir Il at
ode times 10 40 back ..ad index every
item in thirteen record books, which
'un over a period o: twenty Years.
The work. only recently completed
!; now In constant usc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
-Four Deaths In northumberland.

HEATHSN1LlE, VA. June l2-
William y. Cundin died suddenly
Wednesday, night. Al the time %.
his death ne was apr.;ycntly in per
feet health. He is survived ny his
wife. three daughters. Mrs. Mann,
Penny. Mrs. O. l.. Squircs and Mrs
Lucy Carter. also one son. trank.
Mrs. Martha Knight. Of near Irv-
ington. Va. fell from a cherry tie,
yesterday afternoon ana brok. h"I
ucck. She was about 80 year., ri axe
The infant son OF scr. ana Ms
George Campbell, at near Surg. :
store died last night II wh"oping
cough.
Ogle NJ. Forrest. OF Ethel. Rich
mond County. who was badly injured
while riding a motorcycle near
Washington, died fron the effects OF
his injury in hospital in jhai city
Wednesday, The body was broush,
home and intermcnt made in the
cemetery Of Mcnokin Church He s
survived by his father, three broth.
RS and one sister
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
JUDGE ]. 0. SHEPHERD DIES
. At HOME NEAR PALMYRA
Death Follows Attack Of Acute In
observation-disclosures and Two
Sons Survive.
lSrcc,a' |" Tho rimespispateh

lSp"c,a |" Tho Times Dispatch
cIiAKLOTTESNiLL VA. Jun. ie
Judge James Osgopd Shepherd, of
Fluvanna County, Is dead aE his
l"n". "Mountain View" near Pal
myra, following bsicf attack 81:
acute ihdircsiion. He had lately
enjoyed his usual health. and was
81 daily attendant upon the centennial
exercises a. the University OF Wiz
ginia. driving M from his nom. each
day He was 81 native of Fluvanma
county and WaS educated at the TINT
vcrSity of Virginia, where ne grad
uatcd from ;hc law school in 1875.
Soon aft"r receiving his diploma h"
obtained "a liccusc {" practice Law in
ms natir" county. aud since that
time, except when Ii!dl:. OF liz" Cor
pvration t"ur; "f Bucns Vista. he
mad practic"i hjS profession in Flu
Yanna County iIo was ono "c tho
most painstnk i'r and successful law
y"ars IN the state. and had held
many positions Of trust and honor.
In lrni judg" shepherd married
Miss Elanchc Loving. 81 K.ut's store.
Fluvanna County. she survives. to-
g"th"r with two sons. Charles aud
OSgood. n. also leaves on. brother
Ahram Shepherd. "i Georgia and
'hr"" sisters Mrs. lillian Conner and
Misses RIOS" ana Luz. Y Shepherd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
ASK INDICTMENTS FOR
CHARLOTTESVILLE TRIO
Grand Jury Will Hear Charges
against Bowel, Gray and
GoOUnnn
ISpecial to Thc linz. Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, June
ia special grand jury will nc
allied in the Corporation Cour' juno
%. when indictments will he asked
against James II Rnwell, alias la mo :
Caldwell. Willie Goodman and Thomas
Gray. who pleaded guilty in Police
Court yesterday IL hurClarizing the
Jefferson Garage last sunday night
and attacking the aged watchman,
Iohu ". Davis who died from mis-
INJURIES tho following night
or tho three offenders charged
with murder, tho oldest. James H.
Bowel. Is OF /. family that resided
Tor ten years on a farm south OF
this city. and is now 80 years of age.
He early manifested an unruiy and
reckless disposition. and at the age
81 Is according TO loca! police. was
involved in horse stealing case in
the county. which led TO mis- being
sent To the reform school at Laurel
Upon leaving that institution he en-
listed in the tinted states Navy ana
served for scvcut."u months as sec
nnd machiuist's mate In this "a =
paciiy he made several trips acros =
On board the Arkansas, w yoming and
Connecticut. Il torpedo boat destroyer
and the converted cruiser Tennessee.
IL Was DISCHARGED from the navy IN
l?la on account OF physical disability.
Willie Goodman. whose home is iii
l.ynchhurg. gives his age as lS. and
claims to ~ son OF the late ~. 6.
Cousins. OF Norfolk His mother is
nov Mrs Francis Eillenberr, rcSid
ing at Zig Island Bedford County.
-. 4 u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, June II.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson pugh. -.
wife Of J.. f. I'uEh. died yesterday
at her home at cr"zct. Albemar,..
County, after brief illness. Sh.
was former resident OF Charlotte
y. e.. and il survived by her husband
and the following children: Eloisc
!. TuGh. II. Lamont l'ugh. Misses Wiz
Ginia. Hattie f.. Dorothy aud Mar
garct r.. Fugh. and MesSrs Edmund
81. and Samuel T.. PuSh. all of Croz"t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
NEGRO BURGLAR DIES
FROM GUNSHOT WOUNDS

Sp"ci.i 10 The Times dispatch
ASHLAND. VA. Jun" - Harrison
jiv"ns. coior"d, who was shot by
Wesley Hluu' wn!lc attempting 10
inter IA" iati~r'S h"us" last saturday
night .hl"d today a. Hanover County
yhll Hluut Nas Watching Tor TIA. m
irud-r, as mis- huUs, had rr"yip,si.
beer entered and. about midulsht. h"
heard h" rafting ~ the blinds an |.
tired. striking ia" negro ia ia. facr.
.niiicting ""undr from which h." ncE"r
I"ruN"r"d ElGnf works "a itI.ht 4 al
,his fact ~ n'ricNod i" haN" o"cn
NnuHi, 10 GlycnS
Mayor Is Morgan Sh"prard as
Coroner viewed tho body ami r..
viewed All the circumstances in 'h"
rarc. ITO deemed an inquest uun".,.E-
tary Th" tody 81 ';ivcns Mas ,uracd
over To IN" i..IriiH.
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WILLIAM AND MARY OPENS
SUMMER SCHOOL JUNE 16

Especial 10 The Timcs-D, epatch
WILLIAM SBGRi, VA. june II
what IL expected VIII prov" TO b.
William aud Nary's most succcssfu nj
summer quarter will begin on Jun"
Is. Win an att.utlauC" that viii
nearly npuhl. thar OF any previous
term, the nrSt part ~ the summer
quarter VIII Commence next
Thursda. and confirm" until July -
TN. second term II the quarter VIII
begin on July - and end september :.
saturday the room reservations for
the hr.t term Of the eumm"r quarter
had exceeded tho %" mark and with
reservations lat. ia coming in and
Htud"nts from tn. town. IN. attend p
.ancc should bn above 500
To handle This great increase in
students. II was necessary to eularc"
tho teaching force, and tho faculty
This year Viii numb"r thirtv-t"o.
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Edwin =. Mntt.

AMHERST. VA. June i2-r:dw IN
5. watts. aged ~. brother If Sheriff
V u. watts, died yesterday at his
home near Monroe. after AN illness ,.
several months The deceased il
survived by several children. among
them being ]. T. Watts John \
watts. II. G. Watts. Robert Waite
and Miss BESSIE Watts. all OF Am
herst County. His wife. who was
Miss J"anah wills. died several years
ago. MIR. Watts is also survived py
two brothers. \. -. Watts and s. l..
Watts Of Amherst County. and three
sisters. Mrs. q. +. Fletcher. OF Ann
hcrst. and Mrs John H. Pcttyiohn.
and Mrs. u. r. Yates. of I.ynchburg
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Nrs Edith u. Duke.

'IiARi.oTTESNii VA Jun" J..
Mrs. Edith T. Duke. VII" ~
Indg" u I ~ Duk-. In. died y.s-
t"rhay at her r".idcuc" on PARK
street Th" funeral whs hcld at 3 30
o'clock ih.s Afternoon from Ia. r.si-
a"nC". and the hody vii b" take "a
tomorrow - Washington for Gre
nation.
Mrs DUk" was Mss Edith x
Slaughter. ~ i.yuchhurr Va. .ld"s,
daughter Of J. r Slaughter. 81 That
city h">id"s her husband she r.
survived hg ny- children Miss Mar
Duke. Captain Il Z Walker puk".
l. : ~. !. f. : nun- william :~k
.ldg" buk" ana Helen x but" Sh"
also leaves ON" brother William \
Slaughter. 81 Mount HOLM. y j. ana
one sister. Dr. E"sali" Slaughter Nor
ton 81 New N"rk 'i'y.
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Mr.. hn,c k-,rrr, ucnr,.

FREDERIC SBCk', IA, June -
Mrs Kat" k"arn"y Henry. widow
- captain j. ~ l.. Henry United
states Army. died At her nom. IN
Washington Friday. she Was .
daughter ~ surgeon John y Henry
T. : y. and Mary ". Forrest. "ho
was daughter Of Genera TRAN For
rest, aid 20 President Washiugto''
she "a- a member Of the AmcriC" n
Grcgor Society and one Oi the charte!
members Of tho Washington Won
ans cub. Sh- il survived ny thrco
children. on" ~ whom, Mrs John r
Mason, formerly resided in f'redcr-
icksburG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
DANVILLE COUNCIL SPLIT
OVER DIVISION OF OFFICE

pANVIi.l.E. VA. juno 10 Tn"
question OF scraraitn- the oaic" of
she Mavor from that ~ p"licc justice
was revived at the monthly Council
meeting. :hr project drawing various
shades Of "pin."n indicating evenly
divided views among tn" MIN" mem
berg
Efforts made l" table the pr"rosi-
ton after - spirited defense 81 IN"
administration nf Mayor Wedding 10y
l.. & Conway failed and. instead.
the matter was referred to the n
nance romm.tt.. with tho request
that q dcnuit. recommendation hc
mad" at the next meeting Of III"
council
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Negroes Mex mrol,cn l., An,

LiNCHEIkG. VA. June l..-Rob-
crt owen, a North Carolina negro
was run over and Killed late Satur-
day night by an automobile driven
Icy Vernon :. Davis. The negros neck
Icing broken in the mishap. Wit
nrsscs say Owen and three other
negroes. stepped from behind a street
ear in front Of the automobile. which
was going the opposite direction.
Davis was balcd IN $4,000 for ap-
pcaranc" Wednesday in the Police
Court for preliminary trial on the
nargc Of manSlniGlIter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
LynrhbmrT Red Mcn Elect.

ia HcHRtHG. VA. June I2.-MIr-
col" tribe Of Rcd Men has elected
these Officers for the new terms
senior sycamore. G. j. Turner: Junior
Sasamorc. T.. y. McQuarry: prophet.
~ y. F"%: chief OF records. T.. II.
Lee: keeper of wampum. W. l.. W"r-
'cE' collector Of wampum. j. NJ. Mus
grove
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e.. 4. Di0,ton.

FIRED ERiGk SEl'HG. VA, Jun" -
f.. y Bl"Nt"u, an aged Ionfcdrr-
ntc veteran lied Suddenly at his
home Saturday. at stafford cour,
house lie j. survived ny Iwo sons
McsSrs walter aud conway RioNror
and several daughters. among them
Mrs II :. stevens. stafford Mrs
Jones. 81 Newport News. and Mrs
G. W. BARLOW. az King George
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EI.. of H,ood p,,.,,,

LfNCHBuRG, VA, June Thames
me iO-year-oid son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. h. Andrews. OF Chalk Level. Pitt
sNiVania county. died in hospital
Al Norfolk OF Flood poison. which
ca me from slight injury to his knee
Ten naSs ago Will" at play. Tho body
was brought back 10 Grctna FOR
burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

LII NCHBURG. VA. June Miss
Lena Greasy. OF the Craddnch Terry
Company and Miss Lillian Stevens. 81
the Barrow Company. have hc.n
selected by the committee On scholar
ships at Bryn Mawr 10 attend scnool
there from June Is TO August 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
Mr.. I.meIIn WILEY.

WINCHESTER. w Lune lc-Nrs.
!.uclia Wiley. - wife of Charles
W wiley. M!diI"t"wn. Va. and Bal
rimor", died Yesterday az dian,tos
while visiting at the nrm- or h-r
son, g l. Wiley, here. She was tn.
mother OF SIXTEEN children. of whom
thirteen are living
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MAKE T. PARKlN SCOTT
POSTMASTER AT ASHLAND

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
ASHLAND. VA, June -. T. parkiu
Scott has he-n appointed postmaster
~ Ashland. succeeding Nat Lancaster.
Mr.. scott has Iccn town sergeant OF
Ashland for several years and also
business manager OF tn. Herald
Progress
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Mrs. Martha Virginia Moore.

LYNtHBURG. VA. June l2.-Mrs.
Martha Virginia Moore. OF Gladys
died here Saturday night at the home
NJ her daughter. Miss Doilie V. Moore.
i0ol Taylor street. being In the
oighty-fourth year Of her lie She
IL survived by the following children
r. j. and j. w. Moore and Mrs. T.. s.
Webb. Gladys: James y. Mood Saw
annah, Ga; John ". Moore. Mrs. T..
A. Cheatham and Miss Dollie V.
Moore. Lynchburg. She was Miss
Maddox before her marriage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
AMHERST CIRCUIT COURT
BEGINS SESSION TODAY
Ispccla, to The Times Dispatch. !

AMHERST. VA, June lI-Th"
Iune term OF the Amherst Circuit
Court viii convene tomorrow. Judge
f. r Gordon. presiding. The indi-
cations are that the first day will
IL. given over largely to politicians
l.. Ice Trinkle is Ia speak at
o'clock Judge G. j. Campbell and
NJ r. Gat-wo"d. candidates for rh-
House OF Delegates. also will present
their views to their constituents.
other candidates will probably he
here.
Several cases are Ia become before
the grand jury tomorrow for at
tcntinn. one OF them being that Of
Mrs. chrsnan. charged with shoot
ing Harry j. Reed several weeks ar"
in the Wright's shop ncirhhorhoop.
The murder ease Of Charmc
Gruoms. charged with killing his,
Wife. ELLA Tin.lcy Grooms, is sci
for trial TUESDAY. Court will be In
session the fnll two weeks.
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Mrs. Marin i:w~iI S~iu.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. June l.
Mrs Maria Ewrll swift died AZ
h"r home in Trumansburr. y y las,
night after q brief Illness, aged :.
gears Sh. was tn" mother Of Rev
Emerson /. Swift, pastor az The Hap-
lis, church Of Frederick burg
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Baseball, Grurc far Cb,ri,.

LfNCHRCRG. VA. June l2.--Basc-
i,;,l teams representing the Rotary
clubs az Roanoke and l.ynchhurg. Will
play here Friday, the proceeds OF the
game tn go to the charity work OF
the local club,
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Hnhr NE. In Ec, U,ur.

DAENiI.LE. Va. iunc I2-John
:Iarrclls"n cobb. month old child of
I. w. cobb, died yesterday nj tho
parental home after an Illness last
ing hut few hours. The child's
mother died just two weeks ago,
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pies n, 20. Leaves Mother l.o.

WINCH ESTER, VA. June lo-
Harriet Byrd, 30. an time Vir-
ginia negro nurse and NANNY"
who died here yesterday, leaves a
mother. Lavinia Davis, aged abou;
100 years. according 10 weil-informeCi
persons. The latter now living nea-
StrasburR. Va. was said 10 be in
good health