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Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13

Deberry, schmandt, Snyder. Three base hits, Rawlings. Home run. AIeu- sell Stolen bases. Spinners. SScri- flee hits. Neis, Groh. Doable plays, Bancroft to Rawlings to Kelly; Olson to High to Schmandt Bases on balls off Nehf 4, off Ruether 3. Struck out by Ruether 2. Hits off Nehf 2 in s innings, Shea in inning. Hit by pitcher, bv Nehf (High). Losing pitcher Nehf. Empires ODay and Hart.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13
Browns 3. White sox 2

CHICAGO, Apr. 12.-St. Louis got off to flying start today and defeated Chicago, 3 to 2, in the opening game of the American League season here
 The two Urbans-Faber and Shock er-were on the mound, and the for mer held the visitors to three hits, while the latter was touched for nine. Faber, however, issued three walks and two of them 1eveloned into runs. A crowd estimated at 20,00 witnf the game Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13

Two base hits-Rice, Jones. Miller 2, Harris 2, Schang, Judge 2, Ward, Shanks. Sacrifices-Fewster, Ward Schang. Double play-Scott to Pinn Bases on balls-off Mogridge 3, Jones 1. Struck out-by Mogridge 4. lone" 2. Hit by pitcher-by Mogridge (Jones) Wild pitch-Jones. Passe balls =. Schang 9 Empires = Owens and Chill.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13
BOTH PENNANT HOLDERS LOSE FIRST GAMES
Major Owners Dope Prospects
By SAM BREADoN
President, St. Louis cardina

PreSIdent, St. LOUIS CdFuIndIS
 Unforeseen accidents often spoil the chances of a ball club. It is impos- sible to guard against such things.
 The Cardinals showed their strength last season. At. the close of the race no club was going stronger.
 If we are fortunate enough to es- cape any serious accidents to our star players, I am certain our team will finish well up in the race.
 Do not care, to make any prediction as to the financial season as condi- tions are too uncertain.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13
R. H. D
Indians 2. Tiaers 4

CLEVELAND, Apr. 12. - Cleveland opened the season with a to vic tory over Detroit, Morton out-pitching Oldham and Olsen. Cleveland bunch ed it's hits, McInnis, playing his first game as an Indian, leading with a single, double and triple. Veach of Detroit, hit home run with none on. Cold weather held the attendance down. Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA
 NEOMAN

Richard I, Homestead S95, meets second and fourth Tuesdays at old Pythian Castle. Visiting Archers are cordially invited. E. D. STINSON, Correspondent
 Box 149a.
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Kansas City 5; at Toledo (1O in- nings.)
 Milwaukee {; at Columbus GA in- nings.) F%G Minneapolis 6; at Louisville Q2 innings)
 At Indianapolis o; St. Paul 3.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13
Cardinals 10; Pirates f

ST. LOUIS. Apr. 12.-The Cardi- nals opened the 1922 National League season here today before a crowd es- timated at 1S,00O with a 10 to 1 vic tory over Pittsburg. Gainer, substi- tuting at first base for the Cardinals, drove in five runs, and Hornsby bat ted out homer. Score:
 R II E Pittsburg .. 900 O1O 0OO-1 2 1 St. Louis ... 300 400 12x-1O II I Batteries: Cooper and Gooch; Sherdel and Clemons.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13

Resident of British Columbia re- gently imported swarm of Dutch bees.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13
Cubs 2: Reds 2

CINCINNATI. Apr. 12.-A capacity crowd witnessed the deseat of CfIcin- nati in the opener today when Chi cago defeated the Reds by a score of to 3. Superb pitching by Alexander was mainly responsible for the visit ing teams victory Rixey was hit hard in the seventh when five hits drove in four runs and clinched the game for the visitors. Score:
 RH E Cincinnati .. O10 900 O2O-3 2 2 Chicago ...... O2O OO1 4OO-7 II o Batteries: Rixey, Couch. Gillespie and Wingo; Alexander and Hartnett.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13
WoopMEN CIRCLE

Kindred Grove No. IA meets the fourth Wednesday of each month at Odd Fellows tall at 7:30 D. m. Wis ting members cordially invited.
 MATTE B. SWEENEY. Phone 7S0-M Guardian
 HANORA MUNICH,
 Ror 1921 Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13
WOMEN of MoosEHEART LEGION

WOMEN Of MooSEHEART LEGION
 Bisbee Chapter lSS
 Meets every second and fourtr Friday evening at Moose Lodge LUELlLA SNODGRASS, phone sss Senior Raec"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13

Former president Dlaz of Mexico was part Indian.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Memphis 9; Little Rock 4. Nashville 6; Birmingham D. Atlanta O.; Chattanooga 1. New Orleans 2: Mobile 1.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS
WoMEN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
 OF THE MACCABEES

Bisbee Queen Review No, 8 meets ID I. o o F. Hall the second and fourth Monday of each month ai 7'An m
 MRS. HELEN TSCHIRHART,
 Commander n. Phone BIO. MRS SARAH REYNOLDS
 Collector
 PhhnA S34
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Denver 1; at Wichita 10. Des Moines l; at St. Joseph 8. Omaha 10; at Oklahoma City 3. Sioux City s; at Tulsa 6.
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AthIetIcs 3. Rcd sox 2

ROST0NaA Apr. 12.zrP Philadelphia de- feated Boston, to 2, in the opening of the local season today. Boston ob- tained an early lead and then permit ted Philadelphia to come from behind in the seventh and score two runs on two errors The batting of Galloway, who made two doubles andaa single, featured. Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13
Coast League Scores

Los Angeles Vernon. LOS ANGELES, Apr. l2.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13
Game Postnoned

Game Postponed SACRAMENTO, Calf. Apr. A. Seattle-Sacramento game postponed, wet grounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13
PhnIies 2; Braves i

PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 12.-Boston proved very acceptable as an opening feature today, for Philadelnhia won with ease. 2 to 1. Lee Meadows al- lowed the Braves but four scattered hits, while the Phillies got to Oeseh- ger for eight. Score:
 1T E Boston ..... 900 100 OOO-1 O Philadelphia .. no 900 23x-7 S o Batteries: Oeschger and Gowdy; Meadows and Henline.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13

Lyons and Daily; May and Hannah.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13

San Francisco-OakIand OAKLAND, Calif., Apr. 12.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13

PortIand-SaIt Lake SALT LAKE CITY, Apr. 12.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13
R. II. B.
AMERICAN RESIGNATION

Naylor, Eckert, Helmacn and r kins; Quinn and Huel.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-13

A Ak5@ Meets every second HQB and fourth Saturday night Moose Hai
 Visiting brothers cor
 dially Invited. J. H. HART, Dictator. J. L. POWELL, Secretary. SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Successors to Knights and Ladies of
 Security Meets on the first and third Mon day of each month at Odd Fellowe Hall at 7:30 D. m Visiting membere cordially invited,
 J.R. FITZPATRICK. President.
 Telephone 247, Box 1857 ARNOLD SCMID, Financier.
 Box 34S3. Lowell LOLA DIVINE. Secretary.
 Box z1Ss
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JAMAICA REULTS

First race Give furiongs) First,
ES". to !. to .. TO 3. second.
Ncnnic. 20 3, out: third, Jolly sailor.
TO , Time: 1900 2-5 Also ran
SOPHIE Goldman. Scarecrow. Dicks
second race (slx furlonEs>- First.
Emotion. TO /. to /. to l;sscc-
nnd. BecswaN, 3 to .. / to 3: third.
Sherando. TO J. Time: i:i3 lis. Also
ran-chew Many Smiles. Miriam
Cooper. Minima, PcniteHt.
Third race (mlle and seventy yards,
First. Jock Scot, to 3. / TO /, out:
second sec, Drn,,ma.mond,, ? TO !. to 1;
- IS. Also ran-Sunny nm. An
nniversary. Cote dor. Cloncannon,
Lent.
Fourth race (six furlongs)-First.
on watch. : to =, l to /, l TO .: sec
onh. Calamity Jane, 1 to |. to ::
third, Muscallongc. to L. Time:
LIB 20 Also ran-Thundcrclap.
smoke screen. l[rcwcr.
Fltth race (mile and seventy yards)
FIRST. Rose iii'l. TO /. / to !. out:
second. Master Hand. l to {. out:
third. Daniel a.. ., 10 /. Time: l:+4 s,
Also ran-Algoa. Philosopher.
sixth race tnilc ana seventy yards)
First, BerSaglierc. to 10, out, but:
second. Native Lani. to .. out. third
ENcclsis. out. Time: 1874 Is. Also
ran-MystiC.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Annie &. tucker.

Funeral services for Mrs Annie
Chappe!car Ruckcr. who died after q
short Illness at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. W T.. Wood 2T0o
Monument Avenue. yesterday after
noon at 230 O'Clock. VIII be con-
Quoted In Uppcrvillc. Va. this after
noon at o'clock She is survived
by her husband. " a Ruckcr. War
rcnton. Va. and by the follow
children: w. u Fucker. Crbanna.
Va: B. q. Euckcr. san Francisco:
Mrs. Mary Hudson. Washington. d.
e.; II. \. Ruckcr and Mrs Garland
SkInker. OF Fauruicr County. Va:
G I. fucker and Mrs. II. cowles
Rucker. OF Amelia County. Va, and
-. ii Ruckcr md Mrs. w = Wood.
OF this city. Mrs. Ruckcr was "a M, :
tive OF fauquicr County, Va, and
was 81 VOLTS OF age.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

casis ReI rsse ss fSey SEQ ssa9
Re Good, 81, $3.50, second; Hojnl, S.
third. Time: 1926 2-5 Brass Tacks,
Nulcanora, Flying Prince. Hinkle,
Spods. Brown Eyes, Loinccro. Gentle
man Jouett. licrmodcn, Daddy Wolf
anu Jackville also ran.
Second race Tone mile and 4 quar-
ter)-Lady Lillian. Sl2. $500. t3.20.
won: Wadsworth'S Last, $3.50. S2.T0.
second: Pirate McGee. $500. third.
Time: 2:01. Lady Longfellow. The
Wit. klmpnlong and liucn also ran.
Third race tfuur ana a half fur
lonSs-'Miss Ccrina. So, $3.50. s2.i0.
Won; Larchmond, S3.l0. $3.50. second:
NTrue American. $3.50. third. Time:
:5i 2-5. Virginia Fox. Happy Mo-
ments. Xpatrician. Caladium and Gay
pec"iver also ran. coupled. Mont
ford Jones entry. xCouplcd. L. c. Me
Dowcll entry.
Fourth race Conc mne>-rair
Precious Lula. $3.50 $3.50. second .
Chatterton. s2.3O. third Time :
1877 As. Boy From Home. Thibo-
deauX and Ashland also ran.
Firth race (siN and half fur
longs)-Dr. Clark, Si.60. S2.i0. $220,
won. Centimctcr. $3.50, S2.30. second ::
NelGam. $40. third Time: IFS rs.
Courtship and n l.. Coleman also ran
Sixth race Cfour and half fur
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Mrs. sarah Elizabeth Taylor.

HhRLOTTESVlLLE. VA. May lG
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Taylor, 20. is
dead at the home Of her sister. Mrs.
J.. r.. Jenkins, in Madison County.
She was born in Madison County. the
daughter of the late Banks Goodall,
OF Rochelle. Va. Her former home
was at Green Plains" AlDemaric
County. but for the past two years
She had made her home in this city.
Mrs. Taylor is survived by her hus-
band and So children: Mrs. q. Stuart
Ham'n. OF this city. Seldom =. Tay-
Tor. OF Bar louisville. Va: Edward s.
Taylor. Of san Francisco. Cal. a mem
Der OF the Arm OF Morrison, Dunno &
Broheck. the most prominent legal
lrm on the Pacific Coast; Eugene )
Taylor, OF Washington. y. G. Il di-
vision Inspector Of the United states
Patten, ONCE. and Gertrude y. Tay-
Tor and stuart b. Taylor, both of this
city
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Mrs. Susun r.. Linens,

PETERSBURG, VA. May l6.-Mrs
Susan +. Lucas. 6l, died in the hcnc
.'t her son-in- law. J. benjamin Taylor
1888 Appomattox Street. yesterday.
rhe liz survived by her husband. Wiley
Lucas; By one daughter, Mrs Emma
V. Taylor. and by three sons-James
". Thomas *. and benjamin T. Lu-
cas-. all of this city; also by three sis
tsrs-Mrs. I. J. Harrison. of this city:
Mrs. Daisy Holland. of Norfolk, and
Miss Lucy Wombics. OF Norfolk: and
by two brothers-James Wombles. of
Roanoke, and George Womblcs. Of
Rocky Mount. The funeral Will take
place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
from the home. The Rev. MichauX
Rnine. pastor OF Third Presbyterian
Church, VIII Officiate, and the burial
Will be in Dlandford Cemetery
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Mrs. Martha Jane wnymack

Funeral services for Mrs. Martha
Jane Waymack. widow OF the late
Thomas J. Waymack. who died after
a long Illness at ~ o'clock Monday
in the home Of her daughter. Mrs
Il. II. Woods. GOO West Twenty hfth
street. Woodland Heights. will be
conducted this morning az :! o'clock
at Meade Memorial Church, Rcv.
Thomas S"mmcs officiating. Inter-
mtnt will be in Maury Cemetery
Mra. Waymack was the oldest daugh-
ter OF Thomas I.arkin and Elizabeth
Stansneid Stark. She is survived by
i've children. Mrs. n. II Woods Mrs
Grace Sawtcllc. Thomas = Waymnck
A'vah l.. and Russell Starkc Way.
plack, and one sister, Mrs J. B
Stansiicld. and one brother. W. e.
Stnrkc.
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Miss Fannie Bn.tcr Epcs.

BLACKSTONE. VA, May 16.-The
body OF Miss Fannie Baxter Epcs.
who died In a Norfolk hospital
Thursday night al II o'clock. was
brought TO this place, her former
nome. and Inferred in Lake View
Cemetery. Miss Epcs was the second
daughter OF the late Sidney T.. Epes.
who died in 1899, while representing
this district In Congress. For the
past few years she had been engaged
as teacher in the Norfolk schools.
residing there With her mother and
sisters She was regarded as
yc ng woman OF exceptional charms
and her death is mourned here by n
large number OF relatives and
friends
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>fUC7IONS-LEGALS
Legal Notice.
BLUE BUCKLE COTTON MILLS.
INCORPORATED.

Special Meeting Of the Stockholders
Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting Of tho stock holders OF the Blue
Buckle Cotton Mills. incorporated, has
been called by resolution OF the Board OF
Directors OF said company. TO be hold
a the principal Office of said company. at
ii0l East Main Street. IN the City Of
Richmond. Virginia. on the 18TH DAY
OF MAY. 1922. at the hour OF 10 a. NJ. for
the following purposes. among others:
!. To consider and act upon Articles
and Agreement OF Merger and Consolida-
tion entered INFO by the Boards OF Di-
rectors OF the Industrial Cotton Mills
Company. Incorporated. and tho Blue
Buckle Cotton Mills. Incorporated. where
by the Blue Buckle Cotton Mills lncor-
poratcd. IL merged and consolidated VITA
and into the Industrial Cotton Mills Com
pany. Incorporated. upon the terme and
conditions stated at length in said agree
mcnt.
2. To consider and act upon any other
matter In connection with or pertinent to
said merger and consolidation and any
and all matters which may properly be
brought before or considered at said spe-
ciai meeting OF the stockholders Of said
company.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
/. Is. CAUTIIEN.
Secretary.
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Wilmington. this county. He was q
native OF King William County. and
came TO A!bcmarle sixty years ago
ana accepted the pastoratc of the
Baptist churches at Free Union,
Earlysville and Mt. Plain lie served
various pastoratcs In this and near
by counties until few years ago
when he was forced 70 retire because
OF failing health. Mr.. Temple mar
ried Miss Nellie Cosby, daughter Of
the late william Cosby. OF Ivy, this
county. by whom he is survived.
He also leaves three childrcn-Rob-
crt Temple and Miss Lucy Temple
who reside at the home place, and
Mrs. l.. &. Branham, Of c!arksburg.
W. Va
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Organize for sunday Cnmpnirn.

l.fNCHBURG. VA. May lG.--Pcr-
manent organization has been effected
here 10 put over the Billy Sunday
campaign to begin September 30. tho
officers being: chairman. Or. :. T..
Scnter: vicc-Chairman. Rev. j. NJ.
2obcson, NJ. ID. dickson. DR.. 4. b.
Confad; secretary. Guy Wingficld and
treasurer. q. l.. Caskie, Jr. The
executive committee Is rs follows:
Dr. w 7. Palmer, Prcs,ryterian: c.
$. liutter. Episcopal; John Bell Win
free. Meth odist; Or. L w. Pecry,
Lutheran; l.. w. Whitaker. Methodist
Protestant; :. DuNal Martin. Baptist
and Rev. G. y Reynolds. Christian
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snccc.sfnl EicIh Dnx nt rnrksler.

ACCOMAC, VA. May lo.-Ore of
the most successful field day meets
the county has ever held drew people
from all parts OF the Eastern Shore
TO Parksley last Friday. The wealth
or was perfect for the sports and
every high school in the county was
We'll represented. Accomac high
School carried away more Of the hon
ors. having the largest number OF
points. hfty-siX in all. ana won the
silver cup offered for the school with
the largest total. The order in which
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INDUSTRIAL COTTON MILLS
COMPANY. INCORPORATED.

Special Meeting of the Stockholders.
Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders of the In
dustrial Cotton Mills Company Incorpor-
atcd, has been called by resolution of tho
Board OF Directors OF said company, to be
hold at the principal oihce OF said COM
<any. at ilOi East Main Street, in the
CITY OF Richmond. Virginia, on the 25TH
PAY OF MAY. 1922. at the hour OF 1880
r. NJ. for the following purposes, among
others:
!. To consider and act upon Articles a nd
Agreement OF Merger and CONSOLIDATE lion
entered into by the boards of Directors.
OF the Industrial Cotton Mills Company.
Incorporated. and the Blue Buckle Col.
ton Mills. Incorporated. whereby the Blue
Buckle Cotton Mills. Incorporated, IL
merged and consolidated with and into
the Industrial Cotton Mills Company, In
corporatcd. upon the terms and condition..
stated at length In sald agreement
2. TO consider and act upon any other
matter in connection with or peril nent
To said merger and consolidation and any
aud all matters which may properly be
brought before or considered at said spe-
cial meeting of the stockholders of said
company.
BY order Of tho Board of Directors.
4E ]. ID. CAUTHEN,
/. -, i. ..---..----...--A Secretary,
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.JOncph PnScuicci.

DANNILLE. VA, May l6.-The
death occurred late Sunday night in
the General Hospital OF Joseph Pas
cucci after Il short Illness. OF cerebral
nenegitis He was stricken Thurs
day and had been gradually sinking.
He was % years of age. and was
born At Wilmington, y. c.. coming
to Danville as boy His parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. PasQuaIe Pasoucci sur
vivc. also his widow, Lillian
Land and six children.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
United STATES MARsHAL.s SALE.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF v1Ro,y1A

EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
by virtue of an Order NJ SaIo 20
sued out OF the United States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District
OF Virginia. on the 10th day OF May,
w.. notice is hereby given that /
on THURSDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
MAY. 1922. at IL; 80 o'clock a. NJ. in
'front.' OF the Bank Street entrance TO
the United States Post Office Build
ing. Richmond. Va: one % bay horse
as he stands. Can be seen AT y. l..
Jeter's boarding stables. 4l9 North
fiith street; UP TO the time OF sale.
CLARENCE: G. SMITHERS
United States Marshal.
BY " Il. WILTSHIRE.
Deputy l.. g Marshal
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wilson NIurcs.

LfNCHBURG. Va. May l6.-Wil
son MOreS % years OF age. for some
time engaged go bushes here. died
Monday at tn" naval hospital. Wash
inston. where he recently underwcn
an operation 10 relieve him OF
troubles following wounds received
during the world war in France. He
was wounded there in tho side by a
machine-Eun bullet and twice suf-
fcrcd fractured legs. Much Of his
time since returning from France
had been spent in government hos
pitfalls. He was assistant secretary
Of the lAo,< club here. Ills burial
VIII prObaDIy be In Arlington.
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buys ROnd In LOuixinnn ind Texas.
NEW ORLEANS. May 16.-In what
was su!d To DO the largest railroad
deal made In tho South In the last
twenty five yours. William Edenborn.
Owner of the Louisiana Railway and
Navigation Company. announced here
today that he had concluded arrange
gents to purchase branch OF the
missouri Kansas and Texas Railroud
Us Texas and Louisiana
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George Russell nccson.

G"ors" Russell He.son. popular
young man Of this city and veteran
Of the world war. and travelling sales
man in the employ OF the stephen put
icy Sho. Company. who lost his life
by drowning in the rive five mi,cs
from Mullins. s. c, while in ba.hing
Saturday. VIII be buried in Mount
Calvary Cemetery following funeral
services in st. Peters Catholic church
st 10 o'clock this morning
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Rev, a. Newman,

The funeral Of Rev. a. Newman.
aged 6j. Ola IL North Ninth Street
rabbi Of Sir Moses MontcnOre. who
died in Johns hopkins Hospital Mon
day morning at o'clock following an
operation, was conducted yesterday
afternoon in the Hebrew Cemetery
He is survived by his wife and FIVE
children.
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Mrs. Grnce T.. pendrcton.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
SPOTSfLNANlA VA. May 10
Mrs Grace Embrey Pendletou. 30. wife
OF kelSo NJ. Pcndlcton. died at her
home near Shooting Glade" in Spot
syimnia County on Saturday after
protractcd illness of many months
she Is survived by her husband and
one daughter. her father and mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowen Embrey. and one
sister. Funeral on Sunday was CON
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BILLIARD CHAMP
HAS CLOSE CALL
LEY Associated Press. !

CHICAGO. May I5.--'Young Jake.
Schaefer worlds iS.2 Hdlk .ino HI
lizard champion. tonight, after play
ing some Of the poorest billiards in
his career suddenly reversed his form
and. by shooting in championship
fashion, defeated Welker Cochran, of
their l,500-point match for the Title.
The score was 500 to 42l.
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longs)-Jakic Hay. $3.50. SIS. s3..O.
Won; Hughes Graham. S3.GO. ESQ.
second; old Top. $3.50. third Time:
81 10. Stoneage. vida. Sly Fox and
Prince Of Cmbrin also ran
Seventh race Zone milo n,d n .,,>
t"cnthl --McEan. $3.50. $40. $3.50,
won; Stonewall, s7.TO. $500. second:
colala. 50, third. Time: l:iT rs.
bright Trash. Randel. Blue Deep,
Lieu;enant-C and Charlinc also
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HOTELS AND RESOt'rS.
rLay GOLF At MOUNTAINS LAKE.. y,

PLai COLE AT MOUNTAIN LAKE. w.
When it's sizzling hot on your country
club links It's delightfully cool at the
nine hole course the mountain top,
$500 feet above tide. the lofil.st golf
course east OF the Rockies. club House
on the celebrated Prospect Rock. the mos;
beautiful view spot we know OF.
Rooms In cottages or hotel. as you pre-
fer. American plan rates. $500 10 S2h.oO
per week. Electric lights in hotel Boat-
ing Bathing. Fishing. Tennis. Golr
Horseback Riding. Excellent meals and
service generally. Write for rcscrva tions
booklet, etc. TO T. q. PORTERFIELD
Manager. Mountain Lake, Va.
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Hey nny rcr,,nIn

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. May 16.
Rev. Roy Temple, s.. a Baptist
minister widely known throughout
the Northern Piedmont Section OF
virginia. is dead at his home at