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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
SUPREME COURT OPINIONS.
Dccisions Handed Down In Twenty
Apnenl Cnscs Yesterday.
Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatc

Especial to The IlrneS-Dlspatcn.I
Raleigh, y. c.. March 30.-The su-
preme Court this evening delivered
opinions in twenty appeals, as follows
Kesslnger VIZ. Norfolk and Southern
Railroad, Washington. no error; Ar
mold IS. Insurance Co, Craven. no er-
ror: In re Herring Will. Lenoir, no
error; Worth vs.. Trust Co, New Han
over affirmed: Hickson Lumber Co. Us.
Gay Lumber Co. Lenoir, affirmed; The
Audit Co. vs.. Taylor, New Hanover,
no error; Merritt vs.. Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad. Sampson. action dis
missed; Wells VS.. Harrell. Pender no
error, sumrell and Mccoy W. Attain
tic Coast Line Railroad, Lenoir. no
error; Bank OF Sampson vs.. Barbrey,
Sampson. no error; Wyatt VS.. wilson.
Wake. no error: Parker VS.. Raleigh
Savings Bank. Wake, action dismissed !;
Mclean VS.. Leitch. Robson. reversed I;
Underwood VS. Insurance Co. Cumber-
land affirmed: Olive and Collier v.
Atlantic Coast Line, Cumberland. al
hrmed: Bailey VS.. Hopkins, Graham
affirmed in both appeals; Williams VS.
Mcneil, Cumberland. dismissed under
Rule II: State VS.. Lowder, Anson, dis
missed on motion of the State for nom
compliance with the rules of the court:
McRae VS. Laurinbnrg. Scotland, dis
missed under Rule Ii, Monroe VS..
owen. Cumberland, per curtain, at
firrned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
ENJOY EASTER HOLIDAYS.
Several Days of Festivities Mt Cluster
Springs Academy
Especial to The Times pisnatch

r,, LSpeeial to The Times, IDispa tch.l
cluster Springs, Va, March 2O.-The
Easter holidays at Cluster Springs
Academy. extending from Good Friday
to Tuesday. We're very pleasantly OBJ
served. Quite number of young wo-
men came from distance to visit in
the community and the following were
entertained at the academy by Mrs.
Hampton Wilson: Miss Bessie Steptoe,
| Lynchburg: Miss Kitty Stone, Hurt:
Misses Olivia and May Talbot, Dan
Vile; Miss BESSIE Pitcher, Woodend:
Miss Louise Beedles. Danville, and Miss
Flora Lingamfalter. Norfolk.
On Friday night the Joseph Jeffer-
son Dramatic Club presented the COM
edy. The Elopement OF Ellen" before
an attentive and apprecative audience.
| The cast consisted of seven charac ters.
the parts being taken by T. Y. Steptoe.
Lynchburg; Edwin Owen, Dennison: U.
l.. Jones. Boyce; j. 3. Stone. Jr.. Hurt:
Tazewell Buchanan, Richmond; Graham
| Edwards, Fergusson's Wharf, and Ham
ilton Cults, Savannah, Ga. This COM
edy was again presented In the Opera
House In South Boston on Monday
night before packed house The frog
dance given in costumes OF large green
frogs, between the second and third
acts, took the entire house by storm
Saturday and Monday We're given
to social enjoyment, On the afternoon
Of each day the academy team played
| a baseball game. On Saturday they de-
feated the South Boston High School.
while the tables We're turned on Monday
by the Virginia Christian College. Of
| Lynchburg,
On Sunday services were held in tho
Presbyterian Church morning and night
by tho pastor. Rev. w. T. Doggett.
Both services We're we'll attended. and
| the Easter music was enjoyed by all.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
DECIDE NOT TO STRIKE
Accept Per Cent. Raise In Wage,
offered by Norfolk and western
OfiiCinls,

Especial to The Times- Dispat Oh.
Roanoke. Va. May 3o.-The tele-
graph operators employed by the Nor.
folk and Western Railway will no,
strike. The differences that have been
existing over wages between the com.
pany and It's employees in the telegraph
department were amicably settled to.
day the operators receiving an in
crease OF per cent. In pay The rep.
resentatlves OF the order OF Railway
Photographers. who represented tho
operators in the conferences with the
railway officials, stood out for an in.
crease OF 10 per cent. The railway
firemen have not ye. reached an agree
9nent on new wage schedule, and
conferences are still being, held with
the railroad officials
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
TEAMPUT THROUGH
BAT TING PRACT |CE
Coach Not Satisfied With Hitting
of Washington and
Lee Squad.
Especial to The Times-pisnatob


Lexington, Va, March 3o.-The
Washington and Lee squad was put
through hard fe1ding and batting
practice yesterday and o-day. Coach
kennoy was not satisfied with the
poor hitting in the Rutgers game
Monday, and has his men hard at
work to improve their batting. Both
fielding and hitting were good in Sat-
urday's game with the strong Holy
Cross aggregation. and it was due to
the long hits by Webster, Waddill and
Erwin. and the fast work in running
the bases that won for the Varsity
Moran deserved a far better show
ing in Saturdays game than the tab
ulated score gives him Six Catholic
bats1nen got in the way of his shoots
during the fourth and fifth innings, but
after this the southpaw's control was
so perfect that there were no more
passes TO first. Flynn. the crack Holy
Cross first baseman, was the only man
TO hit Moran safely after the fifth In
ming. while the White and Blue bats
men hit M-loney at opportune times.
Watt Efird is working behind the
bat in good style, and bids fair to
make one of the best oatchers Wash
inston and Lee has turned out. His
brother. Jap" Efird, has the ear
marks" of a great pitcher. and showed
Paroles has not yet gotten into his
old-time form, but unless Moran re-
covers from a slight injury received
in practice yesterday. Paroles Will
probably be on the slab against
Swarthmore tomorrow. The little
twirler from Mexico has pitched some
great ball for the White and Blue
team during the past three wears, hav-
ing won from Davidson. Lehigh, st.
Johns and others, and has made fine
showing against such teams as AM
herst. Georgetown and Fordham. AS
soon as his arm Is in shape Paroles
may be looked to for some good slab
work
The same lineup will probably be
used in the first game with Swarth-
more. though Waddill and Gwathmev
are a little unwell. and Smith, the
tishburne boy. is getting into shape
for fast inheld work.
Captain Stras feels that IL the team,
can take both the swarthmore games
the chances are good for the season.
and Coach Kennoy is straining ~,ery
nerve to keep his team in the best
possible shape
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
SPIDERS To PLAY
PENN. STATE TO-DAY
Pennsylvania state college and

Pennsylvania state College and
Richmond College play to-day.
The Spiders are very hopeful OF
taking the game. Dutch" RevelLe, the
idol OF Richmond fans, is assisting
Dunlop, and together they expect to
put winner in the field. 1t is true
that the locals Will have to give a
more practicable exhibition than they
did in Saturdays contest, when they
faced the Richmond division of the
Virginia state League. This is ex-
pected of them. Last year the league
team beat the college boys by about
the same score, but the colegians
went among their class after the
severe defeat, and q long string OF
victories was the result. Guilford
Wake Forest and Davidson Colleges
were. all defeated by the locals in three
successive days. Now the Spiders are
getting their stride, and local ad-
mirers expect them to have success
ful season.
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Baseball Results
AT Macon, Ca. Buffalo Eastern, 2

AT Macon. Ca: Buffalo tEastern). 8;
Macon tsouth Atlantic), .. eleven
inningsD
At birmingham: New York (Nation-
all. /: Birmingham CSouthernD. o.
AT Winston- Salem: Lafayette Col
iege, ?; Guilford College, l.
AT Roanoke; Newark tEastern). q;
Roanoke (State), o.
a Princeton. n. j.: Princeton. 16;
Lehigh, 3
AT Houston. Texas: Detroit CAmeri-
cam regulars. .; Houston, Texas
League, O.
At Ell Paso, Texas: Chicago Ameri-
cans, j; FL Paso, /.
At Charlottesville. Va: University of
PENNSYLVANIA. 3; University of vir-
ginia. o.
At Chattanooga: Toledo. American
Association. 3; Chattanooga, Southern,
At Nashville: Chicago Nationals. 8;
Nashville, Southern. .
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d. q. q. sp TnE H T6Hrc


blood
debiaed
OF blood
digestion
purity circulation
all blood purifiers
enrich blood
SPOIL will
hot Summer s. s. entirely
tonic hlthfu
Spring season If s..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
.SHEMWELL MUST
SERVE FIVE DAYS
Governor Kitchin Grants Partial
Communication to Lex
ington Man.
Special to The Times. Dispatch. /

>, special TO The Times DISPATCH
falelgh, N. c., March Gothic SEN
tence of Baxter Shemwell, a wealthy
citizen Of Lexington, to five months In
the Guilford county Jail for assault
with two reviewers on a Southern Rail
way conductor, because he would not
stop his through train at Lexington for
Shemwell TO get off, is committed by
Governor kitchin to five days In jail
ana 5000 fine and costs in the case. This
disposition OF the case was announced
by the Governor tonight in lengthy
statement of his reasons. comprising six
typewriter pages.
This, first OF all. gives a complete
summary of the important facts bear
Ing on the assault alleged" as they
have been presented to the Governor.
the assault having been on Southern
train that he had taken at CharIottes-
Vile, Va. and was not scheduled to
stop at Lexington.
The Governor refers to fifteen writ
ten protests against Communication. as
fined with him some insisting that
ones physical condition should not be
considered in enforcing sentence to
jail. The Governors statement then
passes TO review Of the statements of
physicians as to Shemwells condition,
showing rheumatism. nenrasthenia and
hypertrophy of the heart, as present
with Shemwell. making imprisonment
dangerous TO physical and mental well
being.
In conclusion the Governor says:
while applying the same rule to him
that has been and VIII be applied to
other prisoners, he should have com
mutation on the grounds above men
toned. but for manifest reasons he
should not entirely escape the lesson
of entering Jail | therefore commute
the sentence to five days in jail and
fine OF $500. providing said fine and
costs are paid
The order for the commitment of
Shemwell TO Guiltord jail was for
warded to the sheriff of the county to-
night, effective April. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
MACON
WINS At ASHLAND
Gettysburg College outclassed in
Poorly Played
Game.
Especial TO The rimes-pispatch.


| Ashland, Va, March 3c.--Randolph- Macon
| swamped Gettysburg CPa> College by the
score OF "A to in poorly played and slow
game here this afternoon. Had 1t gone the
full nine innings and the Yellow Jackets
not tired OF running the bases the score
would probably have been over twenty.
The Sorthorners started off with rush.
with two men out Story singled and was
throw to catch him, and scored when RAT
tenspergcr doubled. southpaw Grayely
, frightened up and in spite OF numerous
Gettysburg scoreless tho balance of the
seven innings.
Randolph Macon got busy in her half of
the first, and got two runs across the pan
on single by Prichard outheld nun. in
held tumble and second outfeid miscue.
| Randolph Macon cinched the game in
| the fourth, when six wero scored on
two passes, three singles and a home run
swat BY Hite with two men on bases. After
that it was hit and take as-many- basea- IS
| you-lke comedy, made more farc!al when
| sixth.
| Both teams delded poorly, Gettysburg be-
| ing much the worse offender. The Ran
| dolph Macon errors did not count much
the master of the situation, tightening up
when his teams misplays put him in a
hole.
Friday Randolph Macon leaves on four
game trip. playing V. NJ l. at Lexington
Saturday. Washington and Lee at same
place Monday, V. p. I. al Blacksburg Tues
day, and Randolph Macon Academy at
Bedford Wednesday.
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
Gettysburg ...........'...l 90 o. .
Randolph Macon ........2 16lsl-i4 IA
Batteries-Randolph-M Macon. Gravely and
Beville; Gettysburg. Burdette and Reard,
Beard and lack Umpire, Mr.. Rose, OF
Richmond.
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one-sided Came.

Washington. March 3O.-In a one
sided game the Cornell ball team de-
feated Georgetown here to-day by a
score of tc 2. Only three hits wer,
made off Goodwillie, Cornen's pitcher
and the visiting team made but one
error to seven for Georgetown. Score
teight Innings:
r. H. E.
Georgetown ...s.ooooooll-2 8 !
Cornell ........o111 o1--S l
Wymard, Flannery and Duffy:
Goodwllie and Lally. Called account
of darkness.
At Washington: Washington CAmeri-
cans), 8: Philadelphia (Nationals), /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
Home PIncc Nine WINS.

The Home Place nine. last years
champions of the Chesterfield and
Henrico League. opened their season
yesterday afternoon. defeating the
Yodelers by the score of to Z. The
game was very exciting, and was
marked by many features. including
Henri, streets homer in the ninth with
the bases full The Home Place boys
are trying to arrange a game with
Centralia for Saturday.
Score by innings: r. H. F..
fodelers 1890. 202000S0 30 4
Home Place -. 3001000O4-S 1a 5
Batteries for Home Place, Lorraine,
Aubrey Garter and Lecky; for Yodelers,
Bob Rennolds Perkins, Lewis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
cH1Lp,s HAND BLOWN OFF.
Daughter of Howard Justice injured
by Dynamite Explosion.

TSpecial 10 The Times-DispatchI
Tazewell, Va, March 30.-A young
daughter OF Howard Justice had her
hand blown entirely off by the eXplo-
sion of dynamite cap at the Justice
home, in Buchanan county, YESTERDAY.
The child vas also injured in the face.
Howard Justice is a son of Mrs.
Betsv Justice, whose entire family was
killed and burned at Hurley, in Buch-
anan county, last September, and tor
which crime Howard Little was exc
cuted several months ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
,lini.ter crItlcnlly III.

Norfolk, Va. March 3o.-Accordins
to reports received here to-day, Rev.
James Rambo, pastor-elect OF the South
Norfolk Baptist Church, is critically III
In Cincinnati and not expected TO live
for forty-eight hours. Mr.. Rambo is
thirty-fve years OF age. and was en-
route from Hallettsville. Texas, to
Norfolk. TO take charge of the South
Norfolk Church. when he was stricken,
and stopped over for medical attention
~ Cincinnati
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
ENTERTAINED BY pYrHlANs.
state and National Officers Guests OF
Lynchburg Lodge.

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch.l
Lynchburg. Va, March 3o.-To- night
the local Pythians entertained several
national and state officers, first at a
meeting at one of the castle halls,
where 200 members were present. and
then at banquet at Hotel Carroll.
The guests OF honor were supreme
Chancellor Brown. of Texas; Rev.
John Hailowell Dickinson. state chan
cellor: Mayor D. c. Richardson. OF
Richmond. supreme representative,
and other officers of the Virginia
Grand Lodge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
AMHERST DEFEATS CAROLYN.
Fast Game at Chapel IiII-Bo,h Pitcher.
in Fine Form,
Especial 10 ira T,nosn,,,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch1
Chapel Hi. n. c.. March 3o.-rn a fast
ana exceedingly close game repIete with
brilliant plays and remarkable for numer
Gus drives straight into the ioheIders.
hands. Amherst defeated Carolina here mis-
afternoon by the score OF / to o.
II was pitchers battle from the start.
IN which Mcclure. OF Amherst. scarcely
eested Hedgepeth. of Carolina THIRTY
four men faced Mcclure and thirty-two
faced Hedgepeth. Five hits were secured
by Carolina and four BY Amherst hui In
the fourth while the Carolina infield was
playing in close Pennock hit cleaniy through
short and sent Mcclure home from third.
a walk. a balk sacrifice and a single
were the four successive and decisive events
OF the game.
Tho features OF the game, aside from, the
pitching of Mcclure and Hedgepeth and
the steady support of both teams. were the
catching of Henry. Jube's Heltsns of Dun.
cans lonS single to centre, the two hits
apiece of Burt and lube, the six assists OF
Pennock a short. and beautiful catches OF
Hackney and Fleet Williams.
Score: R.HE.
Afnherst OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
carolina Observation-Disclosures
Summary: Batteries-McClure and Henry:
Hedgepcth. Poole and sw!nk struck out
BY Mcclure. 8: by Hedgepeth. 3. Base on
balls-oH Mcclure. |; off Hedgepcth. .. Left
on bases--Amherst. 4: Carolina T. Sacrifice
hts-Jube. Pennock- Buie and williams.
Stolen hases-Burt, lube and Bivns Double
play-Hamilton (unassisted). Two base
hits-Jube and Btvlns. Time. l:4o. Umpire,
Moore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
SHOT WITHOUT WARNING.
Porter Brooks Arrested, ChnrEcd with
InimrInG Ernest Powell.
Especial to The Times, Dis

TSpeClaT 10 The Tlmes-DISDhtCh.I
Lynchburg. Va, March 30.-Ernest
Powell, young white man who lives
in Jacksontown. was shot and pain
fully hurt last night, and a warrant
has been sworn out In Campbell county
by q sister of the wounded man for
the arrest of Porter Brooks, whom
Powell charges with the shooting. The
shooting took place at Brooks's home.
Powell claims there was no reason
for the shooting and that he was shot
without the slightest warming
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
DIES IN TERRIBLE AGONY.
Man Drink. Cnrbolic Acid. Mistakins
-. isI.

Danville. Va. March 3o--As the re- re
suit OF mistaking a bottle of carpohc
acid for whiskey, J. Luther Ahoott'
clerk in tobacco warehouse mere,
Killed himself this afternoon. -Aopou'
had a bottle of whiskey on bureau
and beside it was another bottle Ia
beled whiskey, but containing the
poison which he drank. He died IN
terrible agony in thirty minutes.
Abbott was about thlrty-three yea u
dren. His father is engaged In the
TOBACCO business at Franklin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
EASTER WEEK AT v. p. I.
ENJOYABLE Dance Given Monday Night
ly Institute Club.
Especial to.The Times Dispatch.]

| Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
| Blacksburg, Va, March 30
ITO her we drink. for her we pray,
Our voices silent never:
| For her We'll fight, come what may,
Virginia Tech, forever!
This sentiment of loyalty to the Vir.
| ginia Polytechnic Institute, inscribed
on the pretty dance cards for the ger
| man given by the Institute Club Nom
day night, seemed particularly appro-
pirate Just now. and this. the first Of
the Easter week gaieties. was a de-
lishtful affair." Dan Hoge Spindle, Of
Chrstiansburg, with Miss Elizabeth
| Ewart, Of Bedford City. led a number
| OF pretty figures, and, following a
course supper served In the dining hall
at midnight there was an informal
hop, lasting until 1880. Music was by
the college orchestra, and tho chap
erons present throughout the evening
were Colonel and Mrs. w. r. Dashlels'
Professor and Mrs. c. u. Nawter, MIS-.
j. S. A. Johnson. DR.. and Mrs. n. ,.
Mayo Mrs. O. C. Burkhardt, Ut. ana
Mrs. Fl. S. Reed, Mrs. John Burks, OF
Bedford City. and Mrs. W. 5, Luptert
| of Winston Salem, n 9,
Some of those dancing were MISS
Mary Ewart Bedford City. and j. p.
Cova. Miss kathleen Cassel, Radford,
and =. d. Midyette; Miss Lucille Cassel,
Radford, and T. B. Hutcheson; Miss
cary Brooke, Roanoke, and B. I. Ashby;
Miss I,eona Dickinson, New Orleans,
and G. G.. Garrison: Miss Mary Hender-
son Blacksburg, and z, B. Lewis; Miss
Mary Elicit, Christiansburg. and V. c,
Barringer; Miss Louise Hoge, Blacks
burg, and z, A. Williams Miss VII
gtnia Garrison, Norfolk, and l. Y. SUIT
ton; Miss Long. Memphis, and w. B,
Preston; Miss Virginia Nawter, Blacks
burg, and j. S. Musgrave; Miss Eliza
beth Hairston, Roanoke. and r. II,
Saunders; Miss Mary Kipps, Farmville,
and Ramon Sierra; Miss Anna Camp
bell, Blacksburg, and w. G. Rathe.le;
Miss Margaret Mayo, Blaeksburg. and
L. S. Walker; Miss i4upfert Hollins
Institute, and W. j, l.upfert; Miss
Smith. Martins Ferry, Ohio, and r. II.
Barrett.
Stags---J. p. Skinner, r. shackelford,
j, E. Vawter, Paul Barringer. s, Heth
1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
VISITING IN v1RG1N1A.
Secretary of War Dickinson v
spend While with Relatives.

Special to The Times Dispatch1 s
Bristol. Va. March 3o.--Judge j. NJ
Dickinson, Secretary OF War. arrived
here from Memphis to-day, and spent
the afternoon aa the guest of Major
William j. Brown. of Bristol. He was
accompanied by his kinsman, F. NJ,
Ewing. of Nashville. From here l,a
went to Max Meadows, Va. this even
ing, and will visit relatives in Wythe
and Pulaski counties before return
ing to Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
Dihinern a2ntires.


Richmond. Va. March IA. 1910.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
American National Bank have thiE
day declared quarterly dividend OF
per cent, payable to stockhold-
ers of record at the close Of business
March IL. The books will he closed
for the transfer of stock from Marca
IA to April q Checks for dividend
VIII &c mailed.
O. B, HILL, Cashier.
Richmond. Va. March 80. 1910.
THE CAPITOL SAVINGS BANK. HAS
declared its quarterly dividend of L
per cent payable to stockholders
April /, 1910. Checks will be mailed.
RO. NJ. KENT. JR., e
Cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
VIII Rebuild Town

II Special to The mes-Dispatch.I
Wadesboro, n. c., March 30.--Citizens
1of Lilesville here to-day state that the
burned town Will be Immediately re-
built. Material Is now being secured
and placed on the ground. This time
the town will not permit any frame
structures in the business section un-
less metal covered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
conference Is well Attended.

Especial TO The Dimes !spatGh.I
Lvnchburg. Va. March 30.-The con-
ference of preachers and laymen OF the
Iynchburs District. Methodist Church
was we'll attended to-day, many OF the
churches having representatives. All
OF the discussions point to the future
enlargement and efficiency OF all
branches of work in the district. The
sessions are 10 be held Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
Electrical Enrinecr. Meet.

Charlotte, n. c., March 3o.-A three
days convention of the American In
sttute of Electrical Engineers met
in this city this afternoon, presided
over by President Lewis Buckley still
we'll. of New York. More than 300
delegates are in attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
Madison School Won,

Madison School defeated the Adams
Street Cubs by score of 10 to s. The
feature of the game was the batting OF
Hancock. Fear and Tyler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
Takes Up New Duties.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Alexandria, VA. March 30,--ReY. g.
u. Bula. who for several years has
been pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, here, and has accepted
the position of editor 81 the Southern
Methodist. the organ Of that church,
left this morning for Baltimore. Where
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
IeQaI Rntire8.
IN THE CHANcERY COURT OF TT
CITY OF RICHMOND:
Bette Jones's Ex'or
KS.
William Richardson and ais.

All persons interested in the estates
of BEETLE Jones, deceased, are hereby
notified that I have fixed upon APRIL
10, 1910, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at my
Office. Room IL. No. HOB East Main
Street Richmond Va, to take IAN ac-a
count of all debts and demands against.
the said decedent, BETTE Jones, or her
estate. with the order of their priority"
as directed by decree OF November "a.
1909. in the above cause. Said decree
makes publication of this notice equi-
valent to personal service.
Given under my hand as Commissioners
in Chancery of said court this 18th day
of March. 1910.
OvERToN HOWARD.
Commissioner in Chancery.
HMnsdon Cary, %. q.