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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09
KING OF INCONSISTENCIES DEAD.
Jenkins Made More COntraband
Whisky Than Any Other Man.

B. Oliver Jenkins of York county,
South Carolina, died the other day
very suddenly. "Old Man" Jenkins
was known as the king of Moop-
sinners" He made and sold probab-
Nv more contraband whisky than any
other moonshiner in Western South
Carolina, and that is saying good
deal. At his death jenkins was oS
wears old He made moonshine WINS
XIV for more than 40 years, and de-
rived a fortune from its sale, as IL
is estimated that he was worth at
least 100000.
Jenkins began the Illegal manu-
facture of whisky in YORK county
South Carolina, shortly after the
Civil war II wasn't long TIL the rev
enue Officers were after him. They
kent after him for years. bat Jen-
kins never was brought to punish
ment. He shipped contraband liquor
all over the country for more than
fifteen years, and the revenues
never succeeded In catching him.
But in the course of time II was rec
ognized that Old Man jenkins whis-
ky was creating o Wild lawless ele-
ment In the community which made
trouble at every opportunity. Finally
York county came To have such a bad
name that the better class ~ people
saw that something would have 90
be done. A conference ot the leading
men az the community was held. \
committee was appointed, which
sought nut Jenkins and quietly
bat firmly told hlm either To- qnlt
makiug whisky ar svt ouf Il m"
state aud stay ont Jenkins knees Inv
men u ha dla the fAlklns aud Dc dla
not doubt that they meaat What fbrN
said ue got auf Ils mosed to tiete'
fand caansv. Nugth Carolina. and
hulf su immewse dissil'ery exaelr
an thv Elne between tfs e'#'fa "i
Narth Carolina ana So8lh carolina
rkm aagg char thls efste ..ne hps
agayad la tbs hisfcgs - taf"s3na
tnaaushlnera Woala 1878 "e@A
Whenessf shsF Eut $3.50 ftnaeH
wttt tke aathnFttlv# af ettreg stats
staf raae fas Ihu sfsfs USE wHtf6
fhss ssfaa&led amA aFfssi ta# tff
80 fas las au etthtt htas tH effect
ana taaaasahgANFa ma&a sw nf fhf
state 6He - f msfr fat"
hasa ava ssfs8ehsd Hnf twtftfA i' W
swst shefr o~u eHAa TIE eSaft - a'a't
"A ths s.aaraats Hne AiwAvf eH* Hf''
in saspate ana ass slseH ff'* p" Hat
ensupsseatlems Fer ttefanff "@ @
-, - m. ,aemcus@s af the ait8a
tnx IN. ~ergh anA ~9ia fA'oAsN'
always have tM~H 81 ess afA@s
"a whieh sac IN. wsaHf s'"'H
prs.sa.ni Andres 5ssksoas ESQ
Claiming thar he ~as "a '~ ~
sasl 80 ~h~n m"oHs"tA'
caught. he hired a smart @~fef
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09

whereas. the gifv rran,l 90 tho
sic, of Waxahaehle. Texas, derts N
advisable .o tssHe bonds ef $3.50 el'F
FOR the parpass hefeiaaifef Hs.t.aa
"a.
Therefore. it s aeTebv'og3s "a
she eats spuutu ~ said .ft ts aH
si~eMoa be hsd 80 ths ssfH Cos f
Maf. teHf. AL ahleb elefWa fs#
folla~lns pFopoalsloa shali Hs tH''
uitsed
SHALL De- eifg aoNafii 60 t" #fH
~ Waamhartie o. authorized ts
ane anaas NJ saia eats "a tte sam 20
s,a0rts roar Hundred Us&eN "f
posiars. In Aeuominafiea n f~e
Hundred ssww e~i Dollars casa.
dated Nav LIST. treT. @aksHF tssrd
N pavan8e 1Ay 4 tsws. aN@ enc
tasnA each war sh*fessfsf ttHs
mmAing h,ona NJ 81 pAsah3~ MaF 2.
f@44. hearsnr Interest At fhs rate -
stvs PEI esut per Annam, rAYahae az
nualir aud 70 lesy tar saffis8eHt 20
nax interest ON aid bonds sna eFwA''
inx a sinking fund Sufficient 20 -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09

deem them at maturity for the pur-
pose of EXTENDING AND PER-
MANENTLY IMPROVING THE
WATER WORKS SYSTEM of said
city.
Said election shall be held in
Ward No | in what is known as the
Old Wyatt office on East Main
street. in the city of Waxahachie,
and j. X. Cauthen is hereby appoint
ed manager of said election.
In Ward No. 2, said election shan
he held at Roy Connally's grocery
store on the east side OF College
street. in the city of Waxahachle ana
II. NJ. Rhodus is hereby appointed
manager OF said election.
Said election shall be held in Ward
No. 3 al the city hall on Main street
In the city of Waxahachie, and j. /.
Gin is hereby appointed manager OF
said election.
said election shall be held under
the provisions OF Chapter 14s, Acts
OF the 26th legislature, Laws 1872
and only qualified voters, who are
property tax payers OF said city,
shall be allowed 10 vote. and all Vo-
tiers desiring 20 support the propo-
sitlou 10 issue bonds shall have prln-
ted on their ballots the words,
t-FOR THE ISSUANCE or BONDS
and those opposed shall have printed
| on their bailats the words,
AGAINST THE ISSUANCE OF
BONDS
The manner 1T holding said elec-
tion shall boz governed by the laws of
the state regulating general cleo
tious
3 oopy of this order signed hy the
| mn.ue of said dty. shall serve as
proper notice vi said election and
| ths mayor 81 directed to cause aald
notice to hs pusttd up at thre" pub
~ riarss in aid tlty, one az which
IshaHl De- at fhc O'd Wyatt office
on East Nsiu street.. onc NJ which
| shall be at Roy Couhsl'fs stocHff
store ou Calleee street and ono 40
ths s.ty bau on Muu street. snd bf
IfstH.auan lu .he ottielal newspaper
af tte efy. 81 arsspapse published
lfa asa e.fv mH fhirw faNt 3Af"
u.ar ta Hafe uf l1 e.ilon.
psea sa4 approved fhis tas -.d
aas f tpFH $780,
PERRY ROBERTSON
Ishat Naseg
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09
BRONCHIAL TI,Ot HiE~.


bronchial troubles are purely
local They cannot be helped bS
stomach dosing They are caused ny
irritation I'm the air passages and
can be- relieved and cured hy m"di-
ested air alone. ln This lies th" Sec
rrrf ~ the gfeat success pt hf-o-in''
Ind th~ treatment ~ bronchial tFna-
blse
rae Hy.o-mei medication. laden
wtlh natures femcd.es m Hieaihsa
through fhc neat pocket inhaler
ftrf comes eith every nuffif reach
lex ssefs pass cd lte bronchial tab'a
nd kNtfna sf nHes fhs SIS as# FefH8
tt eltafs ail itfmttaa fud heats thf
inflammation of the masaeH# u's ga.
brsus agth ssgaHish3ak rapla4if
Yrsasna~at wsfh apfaFa. aoaehfa
sns siemltew la hFeuehtai ffvAt'F"
4. eamasn aet BIZ fhe best Ph1Ht'ts
aa fh~t sauss fHuhef Irritation
rhe nfNs breath of w t~'af,
ss..sssassa cir s*.sHs te bo@fe" tht
tnsiamssaslam. step fte GOSSIP AHa
shua sssssf msa a.esfstfs Et"
ens ana care ftH#iif
ftf..s.snst has mAav waHF ff fn@f A
ahle eass~ ia taw w@ftf ana t~
.sruals fosss q hFw~shiAA 'f"aasss'
ANA Ia ssla hv HeoA a 1afiln ATS
t+t. ssus guarantee az fhsf kff'
..su sy-t-mst is pHrrhAs~a fof "a
,s,~A that ss. tn refund 'hs m"n"'
ftr rase thn remeaY ao#s net saN'
E .agfsfAeslon TIE compete "s''1
costs nst . H@ #@'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09

As feaRest q a aHmtFr "f SAY
eufs 1ss#ea NhatwaH #A8 t4fi
w4n tfafh nfigaie zeeao} ia fs@auaA
80 Ard aw ~ fbe gah3ie sshnt3 ha4lA
ln3. hsaauminK MeaSat Ma t*th.
ssssafux 1ams .N8h Tmlfiem fof fhe
tsrsa q s.sem useka. - ee pa2aa.e
in Ax#mes tiamn #ntai 2 Ne a@
itsun9 ~tll ~ dems Tees" safeFrs''
"a nAons ala phons iaa aud f4a's
rsnrs NJ tzsxinn*Fs admitted On 49,
euant a shoFsn.ss ~ term ftFN'
sass ssAa.s all D. tamsht ID
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-16
EYlSO Al PUBLICO.

Teniendo conocimiento de que algunos
individuos On esta isla fuera de ella, es-
tan ofreciendo mSquinas de escribir coli
ver,' como nWeVGs, debemos poner en- CO.
nOcimiento del pdbliCo que dChas m6qui.
mas son RECOMPUESTAs, procsdentes
de Typewriter Exhanges de los Estados
Unidos.
Como quiera que ninguna m6quina vie
iR, de cuatro cinco amos de uBO, aunque
go Tecomponga, pusde tensr la durabilidad
= demSs condolences de una acabada de sa'
lir de Ia fSbrica, hacemos Ia anterior ad
vertencia no solo para poner q salvo La
buena reputation universal de la" Oliver"
sino tambi6n para queoel pdblico no sea
sorpEendido.
Somos los AGENTES EXCLUSIVES
de The Oliver Typewriter Co, y las ma
quinas SOLVER que SO vendan en- para
Puerto Rico; sin nGestTa intervention, son
m6quinaB VIEJAs, RECOMPUESTASa
Hacemos ventas por medic de sub
agentes pero est6n debidamente autoriza'
dos, y las opeaaciBnes deben scr siempre
referidaa nosotTos, con quienes deben en-
tenderBe los compradoEes para ell pago
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Mayo de 1907.
Sd'sohes Morales 6 Co., Tetu6n "a, San
Juan Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-16
Luis '. Abad y eI seTOr EspinO.

Hemos tenido verdadera satisfaction al
estrechar la diestra del notable ingeniero
puertorriquefio don Luis V. Abad,
quien acOmpafa el director del BancO
Industrial de Santiago gefior Espino, Gu.
bano de alto preStigio en- su pals, en- el
mundo de los negOcios 2 persona cult
simR.
Largo ratio departimOS con tan aprecia'
bles amigos.
Ell senior Abad, que eS hijO del nObiIfSi-
mo don Jose Ramon quien Siemprs sc
recuerda con admiration y caTifio en- Pto.
Rico, es jOven de preclara inteligencia,
que en- Cuba ha merecido Ia debida re-
compensa y eBtimRci6n sus talentog ,
aptitudess
Grata estancia y muchas SatisfacciOnen
les deseamoB en- ests isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-16

FAMAS be EUROPA-Los eminentes y sa-
bios m6dicos GermOd Bouchardat, Nont8
y Chomel en- sus estudiOs sobpe el vino San
Rafael de VaIence (Drome) France, des-
pues del analisis hecho por los eminentes
sabiOs Liebig PasteuT, certif0an que las
prOpiedades de este vino son de tai excelen-
Cia, que gu uso debe ser obligatOrio q los
enfermOs debiles y anemicOs, y que tom6n-
dolo, frecuentemente garantiza buena sa-
lud, 10 que recommends muY eicazmente
q t0doB sua COlegas. Cuidese much0 con
las 4alsidcaGiones, UnicOa agentez para la
lala dc Pt0sRiG0, GeFeoed0 HsFASQaQa N
Ga, san Juan PlsR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-16
La question del aqua en- TalIabOa.
Piden los VeCinOS que les den paTte
del aqua que represa un EegadiO.

Segdn nuestros informes, el desContento
de vecinos de Tallaboa por escaBeB por
falta de aqua, tenfs algdn fundamento.
PareCe que benefcio del regadiO de
una hacienda limftrofs, He ha tornado tOda
81 aqua del rio, y Ell pobladO carece de
ella.
Alegan algunos que doscientoB metros
del poblado hay un sitio en- donde, por
filtraci6n, puede obtenerse aqua bastante.
Pero no se informs 81 eaa aqua es potable,
nj ne dice si ell hecho de existir filtracio'
nes en- las cercanias de un pueblo, quita &
sus vecinoB ell derecho & utilizar las fuen'
tes AuvialeB de que han hecho uSO tOda
Ia vida, no tan solo para beber, sino pa
ra las neceBidades del pueblo.
Ello es que los vecinoB insiBten en que
de Ia TepreHa He les de el cOntingente de
aqua que necesitan. El doctor Zabala,
m6dico del pobladO, MEGA que haya aqua
sufciente para les neceSidadeS de este
Probablemente, despues de Ia inspection
realizada poE 81 inspector de sanidad del
sur, 81 sefors sSuperintendente de sanidad
ira personaImente tomar una resolution
sobre 81 terFeno.
No Beria improbable que Be solicitara en-
Ell agunto, Ia intervention del cOmiHionado
del Interior.
al Obra va citada, pagina GA. ..
(5) Vease el vOcabulario indO-antillanO
que va en- Ap6ndice y tengase en- cuente
10 que acerca del mismO he adyertido.N
(6) UsO ESQ palabra tai como ~ encuens
trO, Rplazando para ulas adelRnte el tFahRp
10 de desentrafiaF los eFrOrea que tipne.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
TO Be BROUGHT
TO HOLLYWOOD.
Body Of General Arrnistead, Hero
of Gettysburg, May Be Re-
moved from Baltimore.

movement is on foot to obtain the
consent of relatives OF General Lewis
A. Armistcad. who was killed In the
memorable charge Of Pickett's men at
Gettysburg, to have his re,nalns re-
moved from Baltimore to this city and
laid In Hollywood Cemetery. on ''uettys-
burg HILL
General Armistead was the officer who
had succeeded in getting through the
lines at the time Of the immortal charge,
and Is said to have had his hands on
one of the guns Of the enemy, when he
was shot down.
The body was buried in churchYard
In Baltimore, and there Is now some talk
of abandoning the church and the grave
yard, and for that and other reasons It
Is desired to have the body buried In
this city.
If the consent of the relatives OF Cen
eral Armistead can be secured, 1t Is
expected that the body will be brought
to Richmond by the Maryland delega
ton Of Confederate veterans to the re-
union. The party from Baltimore VII
charter a steamer The steamer vii
serve as their quarters during their stay
| at the reunion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
THEATRICAL MEN
ORGANIZE LODGE

The Theatrical Mechanics Association
was instituted yesterday afternoon Mt
the Academy of Music. and the lodge
started off with the hest of prospects.
Mr.. John A. Gayer Of the Washington
Lodge, did the honors, and Mr.. j. u.
Devine helped The result was that about
forty Richmonders went through the lines,
and are now full-hedged members. The
officers chosen follow:
President, l.. v. Lloyd; Vice President,
Robert Watt; Financial Secretary Louis
Myers; Treasurer, Charles 70. Kessnich;
Recording Secretary, Leo Wise; Marshal,
III. r. eraser; Sergeant-at Arms, Jack
Roberts: Trustees--A. J.. Fisher, Fred
Andrews and Sam Cahen: Past President,
John M. Dunn.
The new branch Of the order will be
known as Theatrical Mechanics Asso-
citation, Lodge No. AZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
MAYOR WILL SPEAK
TO v. P. 4. STUDENTS

Mayor Carlton Mccarthy has accept
cd an invitation to deliver an address
to the students of the Virginia Poly
technic Institute at that institution
on June LIST, Flo has written accept
ing tho invitation, conditionally upon
his ability to get away from his Off.
cial duties. 1t will be recalled that a
Roanoke newspaper recently urged
Captain Mccarthy as an admirable man
to succeed DIR. McBryde as president
OF the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
The city executive has many admirers
throughout thu State. and particularly
in tho Southwest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
The Modesty Of Women

Naturally makes them shrink from the
indelicate questions, the obnoxious OK
aminatons, and unpleasant local treat
nents which some physicians consider
essential In tho treatment OF diseases OF
women Yet, II hclp can be had, IT -
botter to submit to this ordeal than let
the disease grow and spread. The trouble
Is that so often the woman undergoes all
the annoyance and shame Tor nothing.
Thousands\Qt women who have been
cured bX DR.. Rerce's Favorlte prescrlp-
tlon wriM> in. Qppreciatton Of the cure
which dis s,ses ,SCt4 the examinations
and local trcatments.S There Is no 4lner
medicine 50 sure and 6a1e-- lQl -0e!!ca! ~
wonlen AS 0FaYorite Preserlpi!en:. ~
cures debIllTatlng drains, irregu!arltya na
female weakness, II always nelps' ~
almost always cures. " y strlctly non.
being printed on its bottlo-wrapper; con-
tains no doletcrious or habit-forming
drugs. and every native medicinal root
entering into its composition has the full
endorsements OF those most eminent " the
several schools Of medical practice. some
OF these numerous and strongest o. pro-
fesslonal endorsements Of Its ingredlehts,
will be found In Q pamphlet wrapped
around tho bottle, also in book!et mallea
free on request, by Dr. r. y, Pierce 81
Buffalo, N, Y. These professional on
dorsements should have far more Welght
than any amount Of tho ordinary lay' or
non-professonal testimonials,
The most intelligent women now'a-aays
insist Oh knowing what they take % m a,
| iclno instead OF opening their mouths IKE
lot OF young birds and gulping down
whuteyer il offered them. sFayorite Pre-.
scrlption Is Of KNOWN COMPOSITION y
makes weak women strong ana SICK
ir. Piarca's Medical Adviser is sent 4 Jr e
mailing onll. Send To Or. r, V Pierce,
Buffalo, N, r., Fl one-cent stamps LOT pa'
per-coyered, OF az stamps for clotl-o y No.
II sick consult tho Docto iree 81 cMaas y
by letter. All such commune tlohs WIS
held sacredly CONFIDENTIAL, !, . . !, !, j, !.
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets llvlgoII,te
and regulate stomach. liver ana powe's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19

Mrs. winsburrow was, before her mar
fiage, Miss Maude Fletcher Funk

Mrs. winsburrow was. before her mar
rage, Miss Maude Fletcher Funk.
Miss Constance evans, who is the
guest of friends In Norfolk, was among
those present at a card party given
on Thursday last by Miss Selma MertH
In that city.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Ncttic Coylc daugh-
ter or Mr.. j. M. Coyle, of Bunker Hill,
Va. to Henry Payne, son or W. ~.
Payne, the ceremony to take place nt
Payne's Chapel Wednesday, March
27th at G o'clock
Confcderacy Building at jamestown
Exposition on June gath, Goth and
2Sth will be Mrs w. M. Strother and
Miss Ruth Early, of Lynchburg Chap
ter. with Mrs. Peter Otey and Miss
Maria Walker as aternates.
The Baltimore Sun of yesterday
SAYS:
MIR andaMrs Nelson Marion King. 225
Madison Avenue, announces the engage
ment of their daughter, Mabel Lillian,
to Mr.. William slade Wcbber Of Nor
folk. Wa.
Miss Mary King Nash has returned
to her home in Norfolk, after visit
to friends in Richmond and Washing
ton.
Mr.. Rlbblo Martin. OF Blueheld, w.
Va. Is undergoing treatment ut Me-
mortal Hospital. He was accompanied
to Richmond by Mr. Taylor Martin,
! Jr', OF Rudford, Va
|
Mrs. Joseph Hunter who has been
| the guest of her sister, Mrs John De
Treville IN this city has returned to
her home In Baltimore.
Mr. G. p. Fleet. of Lyncsburg, Is
spel'oins several days IN the city.
ME. a. Face spent Saturday In
PORTSMOUTH Aiiouth'
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd l.. Watson have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
New Office for Clerks.

Clerk Maloney and Deputy Clerk
Dean, of the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals, are now comfortably
fixed in their now offices. which are In
rooms 8. s and of tho custom Rouse
rhnv also use rooms a and for fling
rooms. The new offices have been
made very attractive with new car
nets, new furniture new files. etc. Tho
government has expended about $4,000
in fixing up the clerks offices. and now
these officials have room to turn
around.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
Servant Dead.

Martha Hatcher, a faithful servant. died
on. wednesday morning at o'clock IN
her home In this city. Her burial took
place in the colored cemetery at o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
she was Il >devout Christian. and Is
mourncd by large humber of friends
and by the family In whose service sho
had been for twenty years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
SOCIAL. and
PERSONAL
YESTERDAY.

YESTERDAY.
Reception at Womar's Club In at.
ternoon.
Meeting Of ST. Johns Circle, Kings
Daughters, with Mrs. Charles j. Bill.
lups, at q p. NJ.
Mrs. Swanson leaves for Norfolk.
Recital OF Mr.. Roscoe Reeves In Y.
M. c. A. Hall at $3.50 p. M.
TO.DAY.
Masonic Home Auxiliary, In Masonic
Temple, at II A. NJ.
Central Committee, a, p. ", A., In
Virginia Historical Society, at IL M.
Branc, r, Allen Auxiliary, Home for
lncurables, In Murnhy's Annex, at II
A. Nj.
Meeting to organize Pocahontas Me.
mortal Circle, In home Of Mrs. o. T.
Williams, No. 21o East Franklin Street,
at II A. Nj
Called meeting Of Junior oakWood
Memorial Association at 4 p. M. IN
home OF Mrs. C. w. Massle. No, 272l
East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
Eggleston to Leave.

superintendent OF Public Instruction
u. ID, Iggleston,i Jr, will leave this
city Tomorrow for Woodstock, Va,
where he will OH Thursday deliver an
address 20 the Shenandoah County
Teachers Association and patrons
on Friday the superintendent will
address another meeting at Middle
town. Frederick county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
Special Sale---lOO Ladies $1,000
and Misses Suits at 49,
And This Price Represents About Half Their Worth

Special sale Of Ladies' and Misses Suits made to our
ordef 70 used especially for this selling special
leader The manufacturer who made these Suits makes all OF
finest garments We tell you that this the best lot OF
Suits offered i'll Richmond anything this price,
All stycs-Eons pony and coats III box tghttng
The materials good you will find in any $500 suit
Fancy mixtures and chiffon Panama coo brown and
black Call early if you want the pick Of these garments spe
cal $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
NEW TEMPLE FOR
KENNESSETH ISRAEL

Tho congregation Kennesseth Israel
have purchased the property No al
soon as possible, erect n tabernacle,
The cost OF tho building will run
to about $4,000. the greater part Of
which will be secured by popular sub
scriptlon.
1t is proposed to start the building
as soon as practicable, so that It may
be completed before the first OF next
year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
NEW MEMBERs0F
EDUCATION BOARD.
Election Occurs Tonight at
Meeting to BE Held in
This City.
GLASS AGAIN A CANDIDATE.
Superintendent Lynch May Sue
coed Retiring Member from
Norfolk County.

The State Board OF Education viii
meet at the Capitol this evening to
transact considerable business, includ-
ing the selection OF the two members
OF the board actively identified with
the public school system, to succeed
members whose terms expire.
The two members chosen by tho
other six are Superintendent IL. g.
Glass, OF Lynchburg. and Super!nten
dent John Il. West, of Norfolk county,
who were elected four years ago. Cap
tain West Is not n candidate for re
desires to be re elected, and Is making
an active canvass for the position. lie
has always been staunch supporter
of the multiple list of schoo'booka aud
his testimony before the investigating
committee which recently sat here IS
proof that he would vote for the
multiple list again IL the question
were to arise again. He expressed
the positive conviction that the multi
pie list Is for the best interests of the
schools.
May Be Contest.
| The ATTITUDE NJ Mr. 1lasS VII WI :
| issue. in the opinion of many, would
initiate against harmony In the board
4 Superintendent Eggleston swept tho
! state on the single book list issue, and
! Governor Swanson declared himself
/, therefor during his canvass, and Is IN
entire accord with Mr.. Eggleston.
Among those mentioned as probable
successor to Superintendent West as
| the county school representative on
| the board is superintendent Lynch, of
| Frederick county, one of the most sue
cessful division superintendent In the
i state. Just who will win the other
\ position is not SO certain. In tho event
Mr. Glass fails OF election. 1t is likely
/ that his SUCCESSOR will be an educator
from the southwestern portion OF tho
| State.
Besides filing these two positions
In Its own membership, the hoard viii
elect n county superintendent for Rus
sell county and another for Gloucester
county to fiji vacancies.
The State Board of Education ]:
peculiarly made up. The Governor
Attorney General and Superintendent
OF Public Instruction are elected b!
the people. Representatives OF tire,
State institutions for higher education
are chosen by the Legislature, and TIL
six thus chosen select county and
city superintendent to be advisor.
members of the board thus making
tho total membership eight,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19

at the Rosemary Library will be given
on Thursday afternoon from to
o'clock.
These Lenten teas have been source
of much pleasure and profit. and 1t is
expected that the closing one of the
series will he more than usually en-
joyable and well-attended.
Shamrock Tea.
ming from to II o'clock, in the home
Of Mrs. w. j. Ready, NO. 1919 Park
Avenue, under the auspices of the Girls
Missionary Society of Grove Avenue
Baptist Church.
In honor of ST. Patrick, all the deco
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
Marriage License.

A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Charles y. Martin, of Penn
sylvania, and Miss Matte Miller, OF
this city, who were married yesterday,