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play again until Friday. Jan. 23. when the squad goes to Emporia for a contest with the strong Eagles. In the preliminary game. Buck ingham Central's girls defeated M-D 44 to 7. James Baird, < < Buckingham Farmer, Dies Near Dillwyn A funeral service for James Lee Baird, 90, retired Buckingham county farmer, was held Wednes day afternoon at Dunkum Bro thers Funeral Home. Dillwyn. Burial was in the family ceme tery at his home, "Locust Hill,” near Dillwyn. Mr. Baird died Tuesday. Jan. He was born Dec. 17. 1862. the son of William A. and Mary Gar rett Baird. 13. at Kis home. The former manager of the county poor farm had celebrated his sixty-third wedding anniver sary last week w.ith his wife, Mrs. Mattie Belle Wood Baird. Surviving, besides his wife, are three sons. Alexander. Albert and James Baird, all of Buckingham county: a daughter, Mrs. Lyle Blanks, also oi Buckingham countv: and 10 grandchildren, h > - (TRAFFIC DEATH TOLL | Traffic deaths in 1915 are ex > pected to total at least 38,000— j one of the heaviest tolls in the (nation’s history—according to the National Safety Council. The three worst years in the number
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