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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-06
WHO'S HERE $e
 AND WHERE


 Mrs. L. NJ. Carrigan and son left on the Spokane today for Seattle Mir. Carrigan, who is commercial traveller, left on the same boat on business trip to KetchikaD Adjutant w. Kerr, financial officer of the Salvation Army in Alaska and the Yukon. left for Skagway and Haines on the Spokane today. | Sam Shucklin.g who recently re- { turned from a trip thsough the ln- terior of Alaska. in the interest of the firms that he represents. left on the Spokane for Ketchikan. He will visit IIyder after leaving Ketchikan and then go 10 his headquarters at Seattle.
 F. D. Sultan. travelling salesman, who has been in Juneau for the past several days. was passenger on the Spokane for Skagway today.
 MT and MrS Dudley c. Allen left on the Spokane for Skagway. They will visit for q time with Mrs. Aliens mother. who lives in that city
 George Marshall. who has been on a business visit to Seattle and Port land. arrived here today on the Spo kane. A. VanMavern. traveling man. was a passenger on the Spokane for Sc. attle today.
 M. s. Hudson. who recently ar rived here from Gypsum. left on the Spokane today for business trip to Sitka. ? 7i :, If i ,i tf1'f
 Ben Delzelle, of the brokerage firm of .Adsit' & Delzelle, of this' city, was a passenger on the Spokane for Sitka.
 Duncan Loop. representing Brad streets, who has been touring Alaska in the interest of his firm, was, passenger on the Spokane today for Wrangell.
 w. B. Hood, a miner with claims on Spruce Creek. in the Atlin coun- try, left on the Spokane today for Skagway en route to Atlin
 Mrs. c. P. Case and baby arrived heae on the Spokane this morning. Mrs. Case has recently been visiting in the South and is en route to Tena kee, where her husband is employel in the Snyder store Miss J. Murray is visiting here for short time with Mrs. J. H. Kline She will leave on one of the first boats for Cordova.
 R. E. Murphy, Alaska representa- tive of the DuPont Powder Company, arrived on the Spokane today from business trip to Seattle w. B. Purdue, travelling man. ar this morning. Mrs. Margaret Gelles, who has been visiting at Ketchikan, arrived here on the Spokane today. The Misses Celia Pace, Ila Green and Jessie Pace. tourists, who have been here for several days, left on the Spokane for Skagway today.
 The Misses Pierina Giovale and Louise Suggette, young women who have been here for several weeks. were passengers for Skagway on the Spokane today. H
 J. A. Smiser, United States Attor- ney. and J. M Tanner, U. S. Mar shal, were arrivals ,on the Spokane today from Ketchikan. where they have been attending court.
 At the Gastineau Mrs. Margaret Gelles, w. B. Pur due, Mrs. c. F. Case and baby, Ruth Gardner, Lucy l.. Lawrence, E. M. Ball
 At the Zynda
 COnread Snekestad.
 At the Circle City
 D. Murphy. 'ee.
 At the Alaskan
 C. w. Connors, P. s. Scott, Gustav Gustavson. Nels D. Larson.
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ASKS DIVORCE

In the United States District Court this morning, Trevor P. M. Davis filed suit for divorce from his wife, Ruth Julia Davis. Desertion was named as the cause in the com plaint.
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of the Morning"
 DOROTHY DALTON IN
 THE DARK MIRROR" lt The new Dorothy Dalton picture, "The Dark Mirror" which is coming to the Coliseum Theater for tonight only. is declared to. be most unusual and absor ping in theme. It was adapted from Louis Joseph Vances well known novel of the same name and is a Thomas H. Ince production.
 Miss Dalton has a dual role, play ing two sharply entrusted types, As Priscilla Maine, charming society girl, she admires Doctor Fosdick, a young physician. To him she con fides series of dreams which she has had In them she sees herself as a girl of the underworld who has several unusual adventures. She can even recall the names of the people in the visions.
 Shortly afterward Doctor Fosdick, reading the account of murder, recognizes the folks involved as those mentioned by Priscilla. Nora O'Moore, a girl of the slums and loved by Red Carnahan, a gang leader, is one of them. She is Pris elias exact counterpart. Mistaken for her. Priscilla is Kidnapped and falls into some thrilling adventures that finally result happily. 4t H..
 Huntley Gordon. is Miss ''palton's leading man, and Pedro de Cordoba and Walter Neeland are also in the cast.
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DON'T MISS

The Altar Society's GOody sSale, Valentine Building. Saturday after noon, August. 13. -adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-06
SPECIAL Sunday Night Concert Woofter' 5-Piece :.
 Orchestra

Besides giving the theatrical patrons of Juneau big feature production, the management announces the engagement of Woofters Orchestra for concert from o'clock to 7:30 o'clock The orchestra will also play through the first show with music especially selected for the feature
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-06
c ALTERATIONS

COMING ATTRACTIONS COLiSEUM-Bert Lyteil in "The Right of Way" PALACE-WilIiam Farnum In wings of the Morning"
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classified. Other are doing 1t ali
 the time. Try The Empires columns
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-06
Attractions
 at THeatyeS
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT OEISEUM-Dorothy Dalton in "The Dark Mirror" PALACE-Frank Mayo in "Hitchin Posts"
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At the Zynda COnread Snekestad.
 At the Circle City D. Murphy. tet''
 At the Alaskan C. W. Connors, P. S. Scott, Gustav Gustavson. Nels D. Larson.
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At the Gastineau

At the Gastineau Mrs Margaret Gelles, w. B. Pur due, Mrs. c. P Case and baby, Ruth Gardner, Lucy l.. Lawrence, K. M Ball.
The state herald., 1921-05-13
Does Life Ever
Seem Humdrum In
This Old Town?

Maybe you need a little excitement
In your life. And change OF seen
cry Have you ever seriously con.
sidered trip to the great Canadian
Northwest. to the land of the Yukon,
where Nature and men are both rug
sed, where life and gold are both
cheap. but honor and love are cost.
ly? See Charles Miller's great May
Hover photoplay, The Law of the
Yukon" which is at the Peerless
theater next week; get acquainted
with some Of mighty interesting char.
aeters. learn something about life
far different from the life we know
IN this town Seeing the picture
costs far less than the trip. 50 you'll
be beating the high cost OF travelling.
The state herald., 1921-05-13
Hilltop Items

Clyde Worley and the Robinson
boys spent Friday in Holyoke.
C. p. Crowner's visited at f. S.
Willford's on Thursday.
f. S. Willford and family spent
Sunday afternoon at A.. Il. Kuhnke's.
Mabel Schappell spent Sunday af.
ternoon with Mrs. Mahan.
Elmer Smith and sister Edith spent
Sunday afternoon at the Goldsberry
home.
William Scheppell spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks.
Mr. Bruce Coatney and Miss Oral
Vernson and Mrs. Ada Vernson spent
Sunday evening at the Sam Chestnut
home.
c. A. Kelsey autoed to Holyoke on
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sickle spent
Monday at Dave Masten's,
c. A. Kelsey and family, w. b.
Kelsey and John Eckwall spent Mon.
day In Holyoke.
The Hoffman girls spent Sunday
afternoon with lola Clifford.
Mrs. Carrie Robinson spent Tues.
day afternoon at Fred Borland's.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Worley call.
ed at Dave Masten's on Tuesday af.
ternoon.
Herman Wheirs and Clyde Worley
took about seventy-five head of cat.
tie to the hills for summer pasture
Tuesday.
Mrs o. r. Evans and Mrs. F. S.
WillfOrd spent Monday In Holyoke.
John r. Eckwall is listing corn on
his ranch at the present writing.
o. r. Evans and family called at
c. A. Kelsey's on Tuesday.
c. p. Growers took dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Chesnut on Sun.
day.
c. A. Kelsey's and John Eckwall's
attended Bible study near Holyoke
last Sabbath
Mrs. Dock Norris of Denver is
spending a few days this week with
Mrs. George Glover.
An attendance of seventy-six was
out to the Mothers day program at
Hilltop last Sabbath, May s.
W. +. Clark, Clyde Worley and
Rex Poe attended the ball game at
Cement on Sunday afternoon.
w. b. Kelsey. who has been spend.
ing the winter in California. return.
The state herald., 1921-05-13
"Erstwhile Susan" a
Happy Love Story

Constance Binney has established
herself as star in the screen firma-
ment by her Characterization of the
plqunnt little heroine OF "Erstwhile
Susan" which is to be seen at the
Peerless theater on Thursday night,
May 10. The picture was adapted
from the dramatic success of the
same name in which Mrs. Flske APP
peared recetly and was. In turn.
based on "Barnabetta." Helen n. Mar.
tins popular Pennsylyania-Dutch
novel
"Erstwhile Susan" is a happy love
story whose principal character
stands for all that is best in Ameri.
can glrlhood. Many OF the scenes
are laid In the drowsy Pennsylvania
Dutch colony of Roinhartz, and the
story abounds In homely episodes and
intimate glimpses OF small town life,
just as many OF the subtitles are
couched in the quaint dialect of the.
district.
Miss Binney's leading man is Jere
Austin: the balance OF her support
ing cast includes Alfred Hickman,
The state herald., 1921-05-13
Hospital Notes

Mrs. Rex Evans was operated on
Tuesday morning for chronic appen.
dicitis Mrs. Mamie lie Blanc is spe-
cializing in her case. Mrs. Evans ia
resting very comfortably at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Bert Stephenson was taken to
the hospital Wednesday evening for
treatment, and an operation Is deem.
ed necessary in the near future.
Cecil Likens OF Alvin, Colorado
was operated on Tuesday under local
anaesthesia for appendicitis.
Mrs. Charles Peter will be able to
leave the hospital next week
Mrs. Mary Field receives treatment
twice a week at the hos. al for her
burns.
Drs. Crawley anu Hill we've in at.
tendance at the Medical Association
at HaNtun today.
The state herald., 1921-05-13

evening. We suppose all the women
in the country will begin to use
clubs
Mr.. Orval Schmidt is putting 10
corn for ]. A. Elder this week.
Mr.. j.. A. Elder and Mr.. V. Blanch-
ard returned to their work at Venan.
so on Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Davidson and
small son of Grant, Nebraska were
visiting friends and relatives at La.
mar on Sunday.
Several people attended the dance
given at the home of Mr.. and Mira
Jess Maranville.
Mr.. Orval Schmidt visited his sis.
ter, Mrs. Roy Cory, also few friends
in Valley precinct, from Friday morn.
ing until Sunday morning.
The - NJ. w. club will give their
play Clubbing the Husband" at Ven.
ango on Friday night. May 13.
Miss Hazel Hughes is on the sick
list again this week. and they report
her no better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Schmidt went
to Grant, Nebraska to visit their
daughter and family, Mrs. Wallace
Woods. They returned Sunday, bring.
ing their little grandson Ivan with
them.
Venango played very interesting
ball game with Lamar. Sunday. Ths
latter stepped on them by score
of "a.
Dr.. and Mrs. Saville are hav-
ing well dug at their place In town.
Mr.. Albert McGaughey is doing the
work.
Lorin McGaughey was seen In this
community last Sunday.
The dance given at the South
Lukins place last Wednesday even
ing was well attended. Supper was
served at 1900 o'clock. Everybody
departed at later hour reporting a
fine time.
Mrs. Murray VAIN and son clifford
are visiting at her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Andrews
The Community club expects to
give an entertainment at the church
on Thursday evening. May u,
Mr. Raymond Nicholson and ]. A.
Elder got nine more coyotes last
Tuesday.
Look out for certain man run.
ming around the country looking for
seed corn.
The state herald., 1921-05-13
Centerville

The majority of the men in this
neighborhood started listing corn
the latter part of last week
Mrs. C. l.. Pennington was visit
ing guest at club held at Mrs. Dave
Lounsburrys on Thursday last.
Mr.. Kristler hauled corn for l.. l..
Happel on Thursday.
Oscar and Art Troutman were fix
ing pasture fence on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Paul and little
daughter Irma of Holyoke called at
Mrs, Sarah Pennington's on Sunday
p. m.
The road graders did some good
raising dump in the lagoon south
of Royce Waln's, putting In a steel
culvert and raising dump on the
township line west of Ernest Hag.
erman's home. and filling in dump
across the lagoon close to the Burke
place. All three places are now in
good condition for the travelling pub.
lie.
Martin Larsen OF Sidn'y, Nebras-
ka, the monument mar. IS canvass
ing around in this locality recently.
Charles Kohrell and wife, accom-
panied by Charles Pennington, wife
and daughter Pearl. journeyed by
auto Sunday up to Fairfield and at
tended afternoon services at the
Swedish church while there.
"Shortie" Boveer is now on the
night shift running his Henry Ford
son. You can hear the merry hum
of II in the moonlight
The state herald., 1921-05-13
Missouri Valley Items
Too late for last week.

Too late for last week.
The valley enjoyed a nice rain and
hail Saturday evening.
August Banaka's spent Sunday at
Frank Willford's.
The surprise dance at NJ. j. Wal
colts on Saturday night was well
attended and everyone reports a
good time, as it was Mr.. Walcott's s
forty-third birthday.
Glen Bradford spent Sunday with
Oval Fincher
director in district No. 2S, Monday.
Willie Long and Jimmie Wheatly
spent Sunday with Rudy Dodson.
Sheldon Shaw and j. w. Barker
autoed to the Hester ranch. Sunday
afternoon.
Elmer and Edith Smith spent Sun
day at the Goldsberry. home.
There is prayer meeting ut tho
South school house every Thursday
night.
Robert and Bernice Banes and vi
oletta Furrow spent Sunday at Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Caubles.
Virgil Wood spent Saturday night
and Sunday with John Lanieneckert.
Auburn Goldsberry spent Saturday
night with John Barker.
The Benjamin girls are still visit.
ing at the Barker home.
The wedding of Mr.. Arthur Wheat
ly and Miss Stella Curtis was an
nounced this week. They were mar
ried last September. Mrs. Wheatly
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Curtis. Mr., Wheatly is the
son of George W. Wheatly. both Of
this part. Their many friends treat
ed them to a nice chivari on Monday
night.
The state herald., 1921-05-13
STATE OF coLoRApo ,
County OF Phillips
In TIE District Cnu

County OF Phillips
In the District Court. NO ai3.
Daniel Reagan Plaintiff Versus Fraucs
J.. lionning aud all other persons or
parties unknown, claiming any right,
Title, eaulte lien or Interest IN the real
estate ,doscrihod In the application here
In DctendnntB,
The people cf tlu stnte Of Colorn 10
70 the above named pefondnnis-drett-
Ing
You are hereby summoned and roquir-
81 10 answer The application OF the NJ.
plicnnt plaintln In the above entitled
application for rcRiHtoriiiiOn Of the fol-
lowing lpnd Hltuiit.' In Phillips County,
Colorado to-wit;
The South half Of tho Noghoasi
Quarter of Section "a. Township q
Norih Range a. West OF tho 9Th priu-
clpnl Meridian, situated IN Phillips
County, Colorado. ana TO ilc your nu-
awer 10 the aaid application IN tho
office of the clerk Of nnid Court Ia said
County within twenty days after the
service Of this summons upon you. OK.
elusive OF the day Of such service. and
II you fail 10 answer the said applct-
ton within the time afor, nnid, the np-
ploant plaintiff In this action win apply
to The Court for the relief demanded in
the application herein.
Witness, W q. Holland. Clori OF nald
Court, and the seal thereof, at llolyoke
IN said County aud state, this 9TH day
OF April \. y. 1921.
lSenlD w, q. HELiAND Clerk
The state herald., 1921-05-13

tun visited with their daughter. Mrs
Albert Lock on Tuesday.
Whitney Borland and James Tom
lin visited with Whitney's cousins
Mr.. and Mrs Jay b, Worley, at Mad
rid, Nebraska on Sunday.
Thelma, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Lock, has been on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerchner and family
visited their grandson, Kenneth
Wayne Lee of Madrid, Nebraska,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Patrick auto
ed to Julesburg. Saturday for some
trees.
The state herald., 1921-05-13
LISTEN! DO YOU EVER
LONG FOR EXCITEMENT?

Do you long for excitement, the
thrill of not knowing what's around
the corner? That's what happened
TO Robert W. Service, the English
poet who wrote The Law OF the Yu-
kon," so he ran away from his re-
spectacle home, travelled by steerage
to America. and adventured in the
land of the Yukon. You can't do
The state herald., 1921-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs, II Norris and son
Marshall and Floyd Norris returned
to their home In Denver on wednes.
dny morning by auto after n weeks
visit with relatives and friends aud
attending TO business matters. Both
are we'll pleased with their homo In
Denver, but like TO mako occasional
visits 10 Holyoke.
The state herald., 1921-05-13
NorIen of AoyusrMeNr pAy

Estate Of Henry kindsehl. Deceased.
Al persons having claims hgninst said
estate are hereby notified 90 present
them for adjustment 10 the County
Court of phiillnn County. Colorado. on
the 9Th day of June A, u. 1871
%. vs., bOflN.
Administrator ~ tho estate Of
Horny SlndHchl, Deceased
The state herald., 1921-05-13
Neighborhood Correspondence

ed home one day the latter part of
the week.
Dave Masten, August Kuhnke, Bu-
ford Thompson and Frank Skupa
helped o. r. Evans raise his mill and
tower last Thursday
The state herald., 1921-05-13
Amitie Items

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Borland, accom-
panied by Mrs S. S. Worley. autoed
to Crook, Colorado on Wednesday to
visit cousins OF Mr. Borland and Mrs,
Morley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones of Hax-
The state herald., 1921-05-13
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LAND
Office OF the State Board
OF Land Commissioners.

'tsnNcrs COLO, April 70, lH3l.
Notice is hereby given that Paul
llolmquist whose postofica address Is
HaNtun Colorado. has made application
No. B-2S19 10 lease the following des-
crlbed School Lands. situate In Phillips
County Colorado, to-wlt
All OF Sec. iG Township S North OF
Range 10 W Immunity Agricultural
Appllcatlon.1
Notice is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring to lle an
application TO lease all or any part or
TINS tract OF land must Gle same In this
office prior to May 20. 1891, MS no other
application to lease the above described
lands Will be considered after said date
GEORGE STEPHAN. Register
State Board Land Commissioners.
Publish April 2s-2a May 6-i3
The state herald., 1921-05-13
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate Of george g; CLARK. Deceased,

No. $50.
All persons having claims against sald
estate are hereby notified to present
them for adjustment to the County
Court Of Phillips County, Colorado. on
the sixth day OF June A H. ls2i.
GENENiENE CLARK.
EXccutrix OF the "state of
George T.. Clark Deceased
SUMMONS or APPLICATION FOR
REGISTRATION
The state herald., 1921-05-13

Mary Alden. Anders Randolf, Bradley
Barker. Georges Renavent and Les.
lie Hunt. That cast under the direc.
ton OF John S. Robertson. gives
highly adequate performance.
The state herald., 1921-05-13

that, perhaps. but you can get thrill
and glimpse of the frozen North
by going to see the Law of the Yu-
kon,' which is shown at the Peer
less theater on Wednesday evening,
May is.
The state herald., 1921-05-13
Farmers, Attention!

II you are interested In a good
Jack or Stallion. call next Saturday
at star barn aud see them
Bowman & Joerget.
The state herald., 1921-05-13
Lamar Items

The play given by the d. NJ. W.
club was well attended last Saturday
The Washington herald., 1921-06-06
U. Of Md. Final
Week Begins with
Baccalaureate


3 COLLEGE PARK. Nd. June So
The commencement program at the
University of Maryland opened this
morning with baccalaureate exer-
cises In the auditorium. The Rev.
Ronald Taylor. Episcopal student
chaplain at the university. an
nounced the opening hymn and the
Rev. B. A. Matzen. pastor Of the
Berwyn Presbyterian church. gave
the invocation. Dr. AT. Woods In
itroduced the Rev. George F. Dudley.
rector of 81. Stephens Protestant
Episcopal church. washington. who
delivered the baccslaureate sermon.
A feature of the exercises was sing
ing by the University Giee club un-
der Prof. Homer c. House. director
of the music department.
Thursday will be class day. Glass
and exercises will be the
order from noon to p. M, and the
interciass meet from 2:30 to 4:3O,
A band concert will be given from
$3.50 TO $50 and at s O'Clock the
,senior-ju junior class exercises will be
held. with an address by William p.
Cole, jr., class OF 1910.
Friday will be reunion day and
Saturday commencement day.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-06
Arlington County

CLARENDON. Va, June 5.-Harry
St George Tucker. candidate for
governor. attended the Clarendon
Athletic Association bazaar last
night and was introduced to the
voters by Sheriff A. e. Clements.
c. E. Doyle was named perma-
nent secretary of the county cham
Der of commerce at the meeting
held in Ives hall Friday night.
Chairmen of the various bureaus
were named as follows: w. H. Gu
lick. transportation; G. C. Davis,
public health; A. p. Payne. legis-
lation: L. G. Kendrick, roads and
streets; H. H. Butler, public safety;
F.. G. Campbell. advertising; s. II.
Yorkdale. publicity; L. C. McPher-
son, internal county Improvements;
Col. J. G. Pepper, trade relations.
The board of directors will meet on
the second Friday of each month.
Capt E. W. Jordan has entered
the democratic primary for. the
state legislature, to succeed Col. c.
T. Jesse, who declined to run. Capt.
Jordan is native of Winchester.
Va; a graduate of Kisbi College
(Pennsylvania), and during the late
war commanded a company of the
312th machine gun battalion. C. H
Smith and ]. W. Collins. both of
Alexandra, are already in the neld.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-06
STATE EVENTS
ROCKVILLE

~
ROCKVILLE. Nd. June Slim
pressive ceremonies marked the
burial in the cemetery at soiney
this afternoon Of the body Of Nor
man B. Price. who died in France
of penumonia while in the mill
tary service Of the United States
during the war.
Services were held In Pum-
phery's chapel here and were con-
phrey's chapel here and were con-
mon, jr., pastor Of the Methodist
church. Attending were many
members OF Norman B. Price post.
American legion. of Olney district.
the Henderson Smith Edmonds
post. of Rockville. and the Cissei-
Saxon post. Of Silver Spring, .
large number Of whom were in uni
form. nearly all following the
body to the grave, where salute
was fired and taps sounded
In the Montgomery county base
ball league games Saturday after
noon Gaithersburg defeated Rock
vile. at Rockville; Bethesda won
from Bolyds, at Boyds. and Silver
Spring got the verdict over Kens-
ington. at Kensington.
Gaithersburg is In the lead, hav-
ing won three and lost none: Rock
willie. Bethesda and SILVER Spring
have each won two and lost one
Kensington has won one and lost
two and Boyds has lost all three
games played.
from Boyds, at Boyds. and Silver
The next games will be played
next Saturday-Boyds at Gathers
burg, Rockville at silver Spring ana
Bethesda at Kensington.
A delegation of women, named
by the County Federation of .wom-
ems clubs. will appear before the
county commissioners here next
Wednesday morning in the interest
of the annual public school budget
submitted a few days ago by the
county board of education. The
club women feel that the budget
should not be altered and will urge
that the entire amount asked for De
allowed. The women will also at
tend a meeting In the afternoon.
when the commissioners will hear
arguments for and against
The Washington herald., 1921-06-06
DROWNS IN SAVING
GTRLFROM TORRENT

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Juna
s.-whils trying TO rescue Marie
Rosser. little girl, who was being
swept down = stream swollen into
q ragins torrent following a heavy
rainfall. James M. Hale, II years
old, merchant, and postmaster at
Reppton Mills. lost his own life late
Friday afternoon. After a search
OF eight hours the body was found
about o'clock yesterday morning.
He is survived by his widow. two
children. bis mother. four brothers
and four sisters.
The girl, as she floated down
stream, was forced into an eddy.
where she was caught and pulled
out