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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16

the other corps at some point in Buch.
anan county. This survey OF the new
road began to-day.
The location of this road down Lou
lisa Fork OF tho Big Sandy is practi-
cally through the centre Of Buchanan
county. All of the waters of Buch-
anan flow into the Louisa Fork.
Tho whole of the county, containing
Its vast resources of coal and timber.
is said to be the best in the State, and
probably the best in the South, and by
the development of the territory tribu-
tary to Louisa fork 1t will become one
Of the leading counties in the State
From the best information at hand 1t
is believed that the railroad that is
surveying the county Is the virginian.
Buchanan has not a mile OF railroad
IN It's limits 1t Is probably the rich
est county In the State for timber, and
one of the richest In the South. The
area of the county Is about 100000
acres. all Of which is underlaid will,
coal, and none of which has ever been
developed, and in the past has not
been prospected sufficiently to deter
mine definitely It's value. IT is said
by many to be the most valuable coal
In Virginia. The bright prospect for the
new road is giving great impetus to
Buchanan, and many outsiders who
have interests there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16

JAMES Francis Morton, Arcadia. Tenn.
Thomas Motley Plank, Kings Noun
tain, N C.;tHoward Orin Price, Tusca
loosa, Ala; Ernest Marlin Shank, con
cord, N. c.; Ira Bolen vaught, New
port, Va; Gordon Victor Youce, sa
lem; Paul Luther Yount, Greensbure
Pa.
The A. y. certificate was awarded
Miss Mary Gardner Kelster. Roanoke
and Miss Anna Margaret, Toledo Web.
stcr, Cumberland, Md. special mentlo,
being made OF Miss Matte Belle Guy
tinction the entire A. B. course, excep
chemistry.
The A. M degree In course was com.
ferred on Pleasant David Brown, Sails.
bury. N. c.; Hubert Francis Cooper
China Grove, n. c.; Wilbur Earl Mann
Cumberland, Nd and John samuc
Sherertz, Roanoke. The A. M. certlh.
cate was awarded Miss Fannie Dud-
ley Moffett, salem and ,1iss Mary
Barnette Oakley Salem
The A. NJ In absentia was awarded
Rev. Marion David Huddle, A. b. Ru-
raj Retreat. Bernard ingram, a. H.
Annapolis, Md, and william sherey
keister. A. b.. Roanoke, and an A. NJ
certificate to Miss Ethelyn Crabtree
Salem.
1t was announced that Prof. s. T..
Powell, a. NJ. acting professor OF
chemistry and physics, had been elect
ed full professor, and Or. F. II. Biodg.
cit. OF the Johns Hopkins University.
had been elected acting professor Of
biology and geology
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
GOVERNOR FAILS
T0ARR|vE ON Time
Reaches Roanoke College After
Formal Exercises Are Con-
cluded.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

Salem, Va, June 15.--Because of d
misunderstanding on the part OF Gov
ernor Mann, he did not address the
graduating class of Roanoke College
at Salem to-day. The executive had
accepted an invitation 10 make the adj
dress, and great welcome awaited
him, but he did not arrive until late
in the afternoon, long after the exer-
cises had been concluded. Thinking
he was scheduled to make his talk
during the evening, the Governor
timed his arrival so as to be at Salem
in due season, and was much surprised
when he got here to learn that he had
boen expected during the morning.
President Morehead of the college,
was at loss to know why the Cover
message from him saying that he
would not come. The Governors brief
stay was made pleasant, however, and
. large reception was rendered him
during the evening, when he met al
most half of the citizens Of the place
and scores of visitors. The Governor
left on a midnight train for Richmond.
AT the commencement exercises a.
e. degree was conferred on the follow
ing graduates. James Ernest Abshire,
Roanoke; Robert Horner Anderson,
Graham; Andrew Jackson Aylor.
Brghtwood; Charles Raymond Brown.
Belspring: Guy Hudson Brown. Bel.
spring: Clarence Breston Caldwell, New
Castle Nathaniel Hawkins Copenhaver
Bristol; Henry Grady Davis. Greene
vile. Tenn; Edward Compton Hanks.
Kansas City: Travis Fillmore Hoffman,
Madison: Thurston Lantz Keister Roa-
noke; John William Keith. Richmonc.
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STATE TIED UP
No Bills Can Be Paid Till Capital Row
Is Settled.

No Bills Can Be Paid TIL Capital Row
is Settled.
Oklahoma City, Okla.,l June 10
Closing of the Offices of the State
Treasurer and the State Auditor to-
day and the consequent tying up of
the financial affairs of the State
marked new phase Of the capital
removal contest
Treasurer Menefee and Auditor
Trap say their Offices will remain Of
ficially closed until the capital remov-
al injunctions are determined by the
courts.
Not bill against the State is to be
paid. scores OF employees, chafing I'M
der enforced ideness, are unable to
draw dollar of salary.
Judge A. RI. Huston is expected To
render his decision in the demurrer
TO the removal injunction Tomorrow
Governor Haskell is to appear In tho
Federal court on Friday on citation
issued by Judge Cottrell. No decisive
move Is expected on the part or Guth
RE until the courts have passed on
the pending actions.
Before vast audience at State Fair
Park tonight, Governor Haskell
stated his position on the summary
removal of tho capital from Guthrie to
Oklahoma City, and again held that
the enabling act is not binding in Ok
lahoma, He declared that when the
people of Oklahoma by an overwhelm-
ing majority voted for the capitol lo-
cation bill and by much larger ma
jority for Oklahoma City as 10 the
permanent seat of government, he had.
no alternative than to come to Okla
Roma la III Gltyy TO- trans SAC t. official business.
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News of South Richmond

catory Of Music tt,dcr the direction F. r
Cosby. The public invited.
Lawn party.
lawn party VIII be given by the Sunday
scnooi Of Porter street Presbyterian Church
this evening at S o'clock. 4 musical pro.
gram has been arranged and rcfrsshment.
VIII be served
Observation-Disclosures q
waiter =. oBr!en twenty-five years Old
OF Woodland Heights. and Miss Mamie picx
ems en-, nineteen years old, OF Weldon, y &.
len Richmond Tuesday 70, Washington,
where they were made one by Rev. Jares
NJ. Little. The bride is an attractive and
popular young woman. The bridegroom is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Br!en, who
he'd an entertainment in honor OF the happy
Mr.. and Mrs. j. v Norton returned Tues
day night from their honeymoon trip and
VIII visit the brides mother, Mrs. Matt,e
Sheeiey, snort while before returning 10
Petersburg
Personal Mention
Mrs Charles l.. Page. VINO has been sick
az her nome on Perry street, is improving.
me Stockton street Baptist Church will
mold It's ANIMAL picnic and excursion at west
Point on June 70.
The Yves, End Methodist church SUNDAY
school VIII hold its annual picnic and ex
eursion at West Point to-day
KEY James w. Durham utG Mrs Durham,
vii sail June % via North German LLOYD
steamer from Baltimore. the first stop 20
De made In Berlin. Thcy %iil be gone for
Two months, and WIFI witnSss the preseuta-
ton OF the famous Passion Pay in oberan,-
rnergau.
OTIS Morrisset;e is the guest OF his uncle,
james F. Bradley.
Miss Lucy Byrd Eartin, o. Dry Bridge. is
The guest OF Misses Eleanor and Lyle Gary.
e. s. Eenner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
CONTROVERSY is BITTER
-tdmissibility of Testimony Is Now
being Argued.

Chicago, Ill, June ia bitter con-
traversy as to the admissibility of The
testimony of State Representatives
George w. Meyers, II. ]. c. Beckmeyer
and Michael S. Link was in fail swing
when the trial of Lee O'Niel Brown,
Democratic minority leader of the lllj-
Eois Legislature, charged With paying
Representative c. y. White sl.U00 to
vote for William, Lorilner for Cnl7ed
States Senator, was adjourned TO-DAY.
It is probaol, that the mootel point
will not be settled before noon t.
morrow.
sentative Of o'Fallon. III, who pre-
Tossing he had received $1,000 from
Brown for his vote for I.orimer. ad
mitted under croSs-eXa mination that
ne would as readily have accepted IS
or $40 for his vote.
The names of Agnes Dith ana Cath
crime Wood. of ST Louis, We're broush.
into the case to-day. The defense
charges that the gi.ls. at Mites re-
quest had altered railroad passes for
him The defense accused White Of
boastins to Cdthe,ire 'NnoG that he
had something" on Senator aorimer.
and that lie would gc. money ~, Of
the Senator cr his friends. White
stoutiy denied making such boasts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
TEACHERS MEET
IN ASHEv|LLE
Annual Session of Assembly
Largely Attended - Address
by President.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcn. ]

| Asheville, N. c., June 15.-The gem
eral session of the North Carolina
Teachers Assembly was started in ear
nest to-day. and about 500 teachers at
tended the morning session Probably
| 100 arrived yesterday. The morning
session was opened by Dr.. r. Fl. Wright,
president Of the East Carolina Training
School with an address on The Train
ing of Teachers" Following this the
| report OF the historical society was
read by Superintendent c. l.. Coon. of
the Wilson graded schools, and 1T
showed some very interesting facts.
He reported that there had been 1856
new school buildings erected during
| the year. and that about half as many
| special tax elections had been held
He places the Carolina Teachers Train
ing School at the head of the list of
teachers schools. He also reports the
consolidation of Lenoir College and
Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute.
The department Of education dis
cussed the topic. Child Study in Its
Relation to the Course of study as it
applies to the child of the county,, dis
tricts and urban communities.
The department Of secondary educa-
ton discussed the topic, Development
of the Course OF Study in the Modern
High Schools. Two papers were read
20 VIC SopJSSl-Oue ny i. i1ODSOOQ,
president of Oxford Seminary, and the
other by Professor John Graham, prin-
clpal of Warrenton Male Academy.
The department of superintendency
had as topic, Economy in the Ele-
mentary Course of Study" on which
three papers We're read. The subject
was discussed by Frank NJ. McMurray,.
OF the Teachers College Columbia
University.
The department OF school principals
took as subject for discussion, Play
grounds and a paper was read cSl
the subject by P. e. seagle. principal
of the Wilmington High Schools
At the evening session, Dr. D. II.
Hill, president of A. & NJ College. de-
livered the presidents annual address.
taking for his subject, After the Fer
ment, What?"
In his address he stated he was
thoroughly in favor of athletics in the
training of the body as well as the
mind, and advised all teachers to en-
courage 1t in their schools
Miss Jessie Fields, superintendent of
schools of Page county. Iowa, then
made talk on THE Problem of Coun-
try Schools" in which she told OF the
methods of teaching and encouraging
agricultural studies in her own cou.l-
ty schools
Tomorrow l.. D. Harvey. president
of Stout Institute, Wisconsin. will
give an address, as will also H. H. Will
liams, professor of philosophy of the |
University of North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
ASK CIRCUIT COURT
TO. REMOVE DR.. HOPE
Five Children of John b. LIKE Petit
ton for Another Committee to
Manage Nnst E;stnte.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
Hampton. Va, June 15.-Five of the
children of John Is. Lake, ST.. probably
the wealthiest man in Tidewater vir-
sinia. have filed a petition in the Cir
cult Court asking for the removal OF
DR.. j. Wilton Hope as committee OF
the Lake estate. The petition cites
fourteen reasons for asking another
committee. 1t is charged that as DR..
Hope is a practicing physician, he can
not give his time to the proper man
agement; that he is permitting one
son OF the sick man to conduct the es.
tate: that the five children in the petit.
ton are not permitted to visit their
father; that the estate is being mis-
| managed. and that for the best inter-
est of all the children there should be
another committee. Charles V. Mere
dith, Of Richmond, will be associated
with 3. A. Lewis and F. S Collier in
representing the interest of the petit
TONERS, when the cause is finally
heard
The suit is the outgrowth of a fam
lily quarrel, as Mr.. Lake is not men
tally capable OF handling his prop
erty at this time.
DIR. Hope was appointed the commit
tee for Mr.. Lake several months ago
by an order of Judge Robinson. 1t is
said that the estate is valued at about
100000.
special grand jury has been sum.
moned for the Circuit Court to- morrow
to take up the cases OF the eight men
alleged to have participated in a prize
fight at Bay Shore, when William Du-
ran. the champion of the United States
Navy. was knocked out by negro
bruiser named David Scarborough.
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CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.
All-Round Change for Dcttcr in Con-
ditiOn of Senator Daniel.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

Especial to The -Dispatch.1
Lynchburg, Va. June 15.--Dr E. A.
Waugh in giving out the following
bulletin tonight. said that hereafter
he would only issue bulletin twice
week. as Senator Daniels condition
was such that this would be suni-
cient
Senator Daniel has had good day
to-day. He has given from time to
time and again tonight satisfactory
evidences of an Improving state of
mind. For the past two, or three
days he has improved mentally He
has not been SO averse to talking ana
to answering questions, and has not
been so easily angered as he was a
rev days ago. 1t is now easy to give
him nourishment, which he takes with
more relish than at any time in the
past. He even sometimes says that
he is hungry. ] am pleased to be able
to report an all-around Improvement
in the Senator's condition Tonight"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
New Members Of rnculty.

Especial to the Times Dsnatci.l
Lynchburg, Va. juno i5.--Prot. II Kari N
Earnegie, graduate or YaIo and pnina -
Records. graduate Of Franklin t1nd. D. Col.
lege, have been elected 10 the professorsllip
or modern languages and science. respec.
lively. at the Virginia Christian College. and
they VIII be members OF the faculty for the
session of islO-iali
The board or trustees Is In negotiation
now with several other strong men who are
wanted to tnke the places OF members OF
the faculty who recently resigned. and II il
believes additional announcements will be
made in a few days.
Professors Karne=ie mr.. Records In addi-
ton TO DR.. Wills. who Is to take the Bible
work in the college, make a strong trio OF
instructors and the Indications now are that
the faculty Will be stronger this ytar than
heretofore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
ST. MARY's ACADEMY CLOSES.
Medals and diplomas Conferred During Com.
mencement Exercises
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Alexandria, Va. June l5.-rhe annual clos
Ing exercises of st. Mary's Academy were
held In the Opera House Tuesday afternoon
before large audience. An Interesting
musical and literary program was given. AT
inc closing of the exercises grad "a ting med
ais ana diplomas We're conferred by Rev.
rather H. j. Cutler and Rev. Father Hag-
erty. G. $. p. of the Catholic University
Washington, read the awards. Rev. Father
graduates.
There were ten graduates, six in the AGA
demic course and four in the commercial |
course, Misses Mary Madeline Byrne Cathe-
rlne Mary DAILY. Maude Elm,na Allensworth
Marie Estclle Gaines Mary Audrey Murphy
Maria Theresa Waters Commercial course
Misses Minnie Brooks Petit, Ellen jenkins,
Kathleen Marguerite sullivan. Mary Ella
Burgess.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
DATE FOR PRIMARY.
Congressional Election In Second Dis
trict VIII BE Held August 20.

Especial to The Times-D Dispatch
Norfolk, Va, June 15.--The Second
District Democratic congressional COM
mittee to-day fixed August % for the
congressional primary election and June
% at P. NJ. as the final time upon
which prospective aspirants' for The
congressional nomination must file their
notices of candidacy with District
Chairman Day at Smithtield. The total
assessment for the primary was fixed
at $1,000. the chairman to prorate the
amount. Candidates must hand in
their check within ten days from June
%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
South Richmond Bureau.

lltJ HUI street.
Sacred Heart school. Perry street
closed Yesterday. Tse following prizes wert
awarded:
Gold medal for ca,echlsm TO Marsucri,.
Gallagher.
silver medals for highest averages dur.
ing session intermediate class TO Maurice
Barrett. and to Edna Smith IN the primai!
class.
silver medal for regular attendance to
VIII Godsey.
First acknowledgements Gallagher, John
o'Connell. Bernard Drumheler. Kate smith
VIII Godsey. Edna Smith.
Others Promoted-Robert West Leo An
tone. Joseph Binn,; Addic Ne!sler, Minnie
Maurice Barrett. Helen Smith Herber; VIII
ilams, VIII Martin, Hazel Smith. Horkstc!l
Smith. Frank Russell. Gladys Crouch lola
Johnson, Thomas o'Connell, Cassie Godsey.
Robert catlett, Mary Godsry, Carrie Tai-
bott Bernard Binn. Leo BInn. Ruin wcst.
BERNARD Sheffield. Frank Daniel Marie
Meyer. Dan Ferguson. Beafrlce Smith.
Funeral OF Infant.
The funeral OF Alice Elan seven months
and fourteen-da ys-old infaut daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard E. Robertson, who
died al the home OF her parents Tuesday
from the residence, 2io5 Hui, Street. at II
o'clock. The services VIII bo conducted by
the Rev. j. NJ. Rowland. of West End
Methodist Church. The bpriai VIII be in
Muary Cemetery
Suffered Relapse
dan. who has been failing for some time,
has suffered relapse. and II is feared that
he may become seriously III
Final Musicale.
The final musicale OF Mira HardinS's class
Will take place at Bainbridge street Baptist
Church to-day Mrs. Harding will be aided
by Miss Theimer, Mrs. shiNiett, Mr.. Burton
and the mandolin orchestra OF the Consef-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
WILL BE HELD IN LEXINGTON.
July Selected MS Date for Meeting of
Judicial COnYcnfion.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
Salisbury. n. c., June 15.-The execu
tive committee for the Tenth Judicial
District met in Salisbury last night
and named July as the date for hold
ing the judicial convention at Lexing-
ton, Davidson county. Judge B. T.,
Long, of Statesville. and r. Lee Wright.
of Salisbury. are the only candidates
in the field for the judgeship SO far
Solicitor w, C. Hammer, of Asheboro,
has not announced himself for re-elec-
ton. and 1t is not known who will be
in the race for solicitor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
OFF FOR NEW YORK
LonGworth VIII Re on Hand to Greet
Father-in-LnN

. Washington, D, g. June 15.-Repre-
night for New York city, where Ia
NH greet former President Theodore
Roosevelt on his arrival from abroad.
N rs. ho,nfg,worth formerly Miss Alice
her fathers party. The Ion Lon CIV mt i .
MI spend sunday at oyster Bay and
Monday in New York city With the
former 70 + p,resident, will witness the we'd
Mr., Longworth Is the trs, ~ ,na
congressional GO contingent 10 leave for
me me-comins celebration. Repre-
s zen 1s oleott, Parsons and Sulzer
mittee, ana viii leave here tom mor row
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
Mrs. Amos Moore.
u. VI. stokes.
DEATHS

CoRN1CK-Died. at Virginia Hospital.
June IL. 1910. at 1913 A. NJ, SPEN-
years twenty eight days. He was a.
member OF the real estate Arm of
Edward S. Rose Co. He leaves a.
devoted Wife. who was Miss Ruth
Froffitt. TWO small boys-Carrington
and Parker. father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. George C. Cornick. and two
sisters--Miss Mamie sCornick and
Mrs. r. j. Marshall, OF Philadelphia.
Funeral from residence, 6l3 East
Leigh Street. FRIDAY at p NJ
lnterment in Hollywood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
rYTluANs IN CHARLOTTE.
Membership of Lodges In North Carolina
Reaches Ten Thousand Mark

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Charlotte, \. c.. June l5.-E. A. McCaus-
land OF Charlotte, was to-day electer grand
chancellor C OF the Grand Lodge Knights Of
Pythas, which convened here this morning
IN annual session. When The reports from
az the lodges were in it was ascertaIned
lnat the state has reached the 10000 mars
supreme Lodge. Thomas II, Webb of Dur
nam was elected to this position tho other
Two members being Jack Scott. of Graham.
anu 1. ), Franklin, of Charlotte. Following
me election OF officers the Grand Lodge de-
GERS. - -
Tonight was given over 10 the %. O. X
~, Suez Temple holding ceremonial ses-
sion. The social features have been many
and enjoyable, 1880.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
RAILROAD FOR BUCHANAN.
Survey Being Made for Line That VIII
Develop County's Great Resources.

Develop County's Great Resources.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Iazewell, Va, June 15.-It is learned
mere on unquestionable authority that
Buchanan county is soon to have
railroad that will split the county wide
open, and develop its great resources.
An engineering corps OF fifteen mon
reached Buchanan to-day and located
at the home of James Nicholas Ths
corps OF engineers will begin at tho
mouth of Garden Creek, and locate a
road down the Louisa Fork of the Biz
Sandy River. passing Grundy twelve
miles below the mouth, at Garden
Creek. Another corps of engineers
Will start at Pikesville, Ky. and meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
sEAsnoRE TRlPs MAKE HEALTH.

Every one admits now that the Sun
day outings to the seashore are bene-
fetal and make any one healthy. The
Norfolk and Western Railway runa
ton every SUNDAY morning AT $40 ant
800 a. NJ, through to Norfolk without
change of cars. The Atlantic Special.
leaving al $40. carries a through coach
to Virginia Beach without change The
seashore at Virginia Beach offers you
3 day of unlimited pleasure. The spe.
cial. round trip fare of $3.50 is good
on both trains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
Gold AIedaI C,ontest

The BtCounty w. c. T. u. will give
q grand gold medal contest on Mon
Baptist Church. Six young women viii
contest, each of whom has already re-
ceived silver or a gold medal, and
very fine musical program has been
provided in addition. The publics is
'nvited to attend. No admission fee
Will be charged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
Your Vacation

Have you the money to take onei
Here's a suggestion. Open a '.Vaca
ton" account with us. add to it
weekly. Then when vacation time
comes you will have acquired the
"lay-by habit" and after drawing
the vacation money will have enough
to serve as 'nest-esg" when you
come back. Then add regularly to it
and watch il grow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
Reccution po.tnonca

On account of the continued inclem-
ent weather, the reception announced
:or the Hermitage Club this afternoon
mas been postponed to tomorrow af-
ternoon. The tennis tournament will
go on as announced. If the weather and
grounds permit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
THE WEATHER.

Forecasts: Wrginia-Pnrtly cloudy;
probnblE showers Thursday; Friday,
unsettled: light, variable winds.
North observation-disclosures. ,T,ur.,,,r
warmer In interior; Friday, partly
cloudy; showers on the coast; light tn
moderate south to southwest winds. he.
coming variable. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-16
OBITUARY

Spencer Cornick. forty years old.
died Yesterday morning in the Virginia
Hospital, after long illness. He was
secretary and treasurer of he Edward
S. Rose Real Estate Company. which
position he had held since the forma-
ton of the firm He is survived by his
two sons-Parker and Darlington.
Mr.. Cornick had been in poor health
for several months, but his condition
did not become alarming until several
the hospital, where he grew steadily
worse.
The funeral will be held In the Cor
nick home, GID East Leigh Street. Rev.
H p. c.. Maclachlan pastor of the
Seventh Street Christian Church, will
otticiate. The burial VIII be in Holly