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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
WORK IN
SOUTH DISCUSSED
Almost Every Phase of Educa.
tional Problem Is
Considered.

Chattanooga, Tenn, December U.s.
With general sessions of the conven.
tloh of the Southern Educational AS.
ISOLATION held in the morning and al
night, and the departmental meeting
held in the afternoon, almost every
phase of educational work in tho South
ieceiVed consideration at the hands of
the speakers and the delegates ~ To-
uay sessions OF the convention. The
I~ohsehtlon VIII close tomorrow. fol.
owing the election of officers and thu
setioh or the next convention city.
MAYOR Gaynor, of New York. who
was to have been one of the cbiey
on to-morrow's program viii
not be present.
according to rumors In circulation
,o-nisht Chancellor James III. kirk.
iahd' OF Vanderbilt University. will he
~ mex president of the association.
Little Rock, Ark. may secure the
annual convention. T. Lindsay
OF central University of Ken
'uchy. spoke on The Cultural Fier,on.
m College Curriculum. He 1andad w
9oIect result of the Carnegie -Four
and strongly condemned what ~
e.hed educational quackery"
1ars. Neale S. Knowles. of Iowa Stat.
,ollege, read a paper on iDomos.ie
Applied to Home and Comm
MY Improvement"
me russell Sage Foundation. given
= = sne mental and moral developmeni
=. Ipuhd.ain children. was explained
y John e.. Campbell. of New YORK. GU,
'arlha >. Gielow. Of Washington r
outb.nn ana vice-president OF the
Industrial Educationa1 A,s
ia1ioh' also made an address ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
MOTHER SELLS SONS VOTE
New Feature Develops In ob,o
Cases.

NC" feature Develops In Ohio Rr,,,.r,
Cases.
west Union, Ohio. Decemhar 90
hm Nv new features in the line OF yote
sratioking developed at this aftepro ao.e
session of the special grand INV ~
.iSatihs Wholesale buying ~ yo.ns
IN Adanls county. One was +bat e o
moinan's sale OF her sons vote 2
me nther concerned a voter Uho ana
: three times at one cleric, %
ne woman is a widow Iiv,nn
seeoles. She Is accused ~ nnths AZ
epIed 80 for her sons franchisa na an,
mother and son were indicted be- hoth
'her mas been arrested. nell
~ larlher in Jacksonville praa
Mho came in from Meigs town shee'hct'
taS tod the jury that he w ""saip, to-
he es times last election day o'uE E
ms nnh romis to vote the straig,, Dor
ss1uapiiah ticket he said ha re.
stra1 e; on a contract to vote eiYeo
s1o dight Democratic tickle he no,e ne
~ and the price for arreeinn was paid
60 d certain Democratic canais TO vote
s, re pleaded guilty wben .aae was
nned sss disfranchised for five vs ened
n nj ~ 30 costs and given si xe years
tenna workhouse. with the nrison months
Ill az suspended. One hund, ason sen
hbiie.'lents We're returnaa ana SIX
oflhss the total up to eos uas'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
RENE SIMON MAKES
A WORLDS RECORD
In His Monoplane He Circles
Mile Course in 81
Seconds.

New Orleans, La. December u.s.
Rene Simon, the French aviator. thi!
afternoon at the aviation field brok,
the worlds record for %monopIanes
when he circled the mile track in 8
twenty wind in fifty
seven seconds fat. This is regarded
as the fastest mile ever made by a
monoplane under any conditions on a
mile course.
The machin used was a f~fty-horse-
power Bleriot, Flying high, John B.
Moisant made off in tho direction or
Lake P~ontchartrain in the first event.
a eross-country fight. The wind at
times carried Aoisant at the estimated
rate of ninety miles an hour. while on
the return stretches the machine at
times seemed TO make no heedwav.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
Gibson-Leonard

~IoPtclaI % The TImes-D ispatchl
hampton, Va, December 2S.-To.dav
a. Aioany. N. Y, First Lieutenant
Adelno Gibson, c. A. G., stationed ~
ard monfoe, and Miss Mabel E. Leon
prlde. Lieutenant Worcester was tbs
pest man and Miss Leonard. a sister
Oh me bride. was the maid OF honor
Lieutenant and Mrs. Gibson viii come
honeymoon, which will be spent in tha
North. speNl IN the
MISS Leonard was until recentlv the
fnief Librarian in the Army Library at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
first Aeronlane Derby.

Aviation Field, Los Angeles, Cal. De.
cember ~2S.-England and France, in 3
speed competition. defeated the United
states to-day in the first a~eroplane
derby ever run James Radley. the
British speed champion, in a French
monopiane, beat Eugene Ely, driving
a Curtiss racer. and Phil Parmalee. In
a Baby" Wright, in an eight and
three-quarters- mile race.
lie established a new record for ~.
Los Angeles field. his time for ~.
eight and three quarters miles hafnr
S'lo 10, or an average of about tifty-
seven miles an hour. His fastest Ian
was made at the rate of almost a miIa
q minute. Ely's time was 1902 Ak Nv
ABOUT tfty-two miles an hour. par-
malee's time was 1885. or about ro-t,,-
nine miles an hour.
Mere exhibition flying is about r.
pass into the realm of commonn1sca
said Glenn n. Curtiss Tonight. OH,
novelty of that has worn of 80
.rsHcetofth racing will be the thing
Inc day is at hand when aviatin,
WIN consist solely of racing"
hubert Latham made a record IL ~
covering frosh disaster. His moro
was .ainsost completely wrecked
alonoaE but he had it out again to-
DAY, making fights with his mechanto
as 4 passenger. HeeNahic
Lincoln Beachy. the newest r.crr,,
70 the Curtiss staff OF aviators 49,
Win disaster, his machine being
pletely wrecked. Ing com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
Two Av1ators Kiuea

issy-Les-Moulineaux, France
eesloef Zs-M. Laffort. the French syI
atol, ana NJ. Pola, a p~assenrer Tan.
assaht4y killed when he for,nar,s
|aae a.ne fell from a height Of afty :
nshort was preparing to start tor
no tsseis IN competition for the Autol
nassn oluo's prize for a fight win >
r passsnger from Paris to Brussels and d
the esg crowd was present to witness
The ascension, n both to entertain
Larorr go .ofs and test his machine,
several times. a'taeion held
=, suddenly the steering gear tarmaa
tfouhd, The occupants wero me
y sae wreckaga and were lead I natn
H'0 could reach them before
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
OBITUARY

Willie A.. Vaden. known to his man,
tblehds as Skid died yesterday a
the Virginia Hospital. He was 6fty.
three years old and a welieknow,
printer. He had been I'll only a shor
while. and his death was a shock r.
MS friends and relatives. Mr.. Wade
Leaves a wife. Mrs. Martha e. vaden
Of 2lo3 East Franklin Street,
n funeral will take place this af.
uernoon at 3 o'clock from Bennett's
Broad Streets. aHu
Funefnl of j. Hanson Price.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch1
AieSandr!a. Va, December gs.-J
HANSON Prices funeral took place this
morning from his home, lis Nortn
aiIfed Street Rev. P. p. Phillips, rec"
tor OF St .Paul's Episcopal Church
the services.
Funeral OF Charles King.
Especial to The Times-DispatcbI
large number of business men. ineiud1
lng members of the Chamber OF Con-
merce, this afternoon attended the IN
aeral OF Charles King. which was held
from Grace Episcopal Church, The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
GROCERY STORE FIRE
Hose wagon Going fron,

rose "ason Going from 1t Collide. wa,
Fjro .; Street Car. "ni
pI fiEe IN the grocery store OF NJ, e.,
a ntt,ps' u lSe South Harrison Street ,b nara
house a. and Stock stock Ia last ,hs ais smon asm.ss ssi't ,hs
,bn dollars. The flames bersn several
hasor counter and had gained some 3 oehlnd
was : Inc department. was called ea IVA
: me FAMILY had gone to the theatre me m as
ex.frssu,ar a!afm was turned in. the FIRE aousn
Ipt.Eulsned with chemicals. He was
coIiissa ny u from the FIRE No. 6 hose w.ra,
to.loeo with a Broad and Oakyno Use wagon
Hnsn, AZ me occupants out in The q una
but nEtsg none Of d09 9ss h had his hand slightly si hast,
was no damage to the wagon or ,"Ja ~ There
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
ARGUE SCHOOL LOCATION
Court VIII Hear Argument Between Fac.

Counsel for the stato Iss, p
hght for Salem, where the injunction cass
snvolvins the location OF the State Normal
Scnool at Radford will be argued TO-DAY
psaore ouGge Mohatt. Factions are warning
over whether the institution shall be on tbs
naaths ste as originally ontemplated. or
an me Heth site, selected by the board o.,
speaker Byrd makes the point in his de-
tense OF the boards action that II is not a
question OF location; that the school IL NOT
ior fsaatord, but for the State. ana that n
Is the business of no one where II Is nut g.,
that the location Is suitable 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29

company for eight years. In on,
capacity or another said Mr.. Whit.
ned. In that time the company ha.
not contracted 10 do any wiring fol
tic city. AZ far MS | Know, Mr.. Pace
who is our foreman OF construction
has had no such contracts. II he has
had any. 1t las been without the
knowledge of the officials, and | do
n, believe he has done any such work
Sold Poles to strinEcr.
- have n report of but one trans
action in Which the name of Mr.. Pace
may be in any way connected. Some
time s our purchasing department
rejected ffty-six wooden poles, fur
nished by a contractor named Wing
field. Finding that we would not use
them, and that 1t would 90 expensive
to nave them, the contractor said TO
give them to Pace. With the knowl-
edge of Mr.. %Stribling, his immediate
superior. Mr., Pace sold sixteen OF the
poles to Mr.. S%tringer. do not know
on what work they were used, but
they were poles we had rejected. The
balance were disposd of or used as
guy poles
Pace Denies City Employment.
Mr.. Pace was even more emphatic in
his denial. He said last night:
II have never had any contract for
myself or for the Virginia hallway ana
Power Company with the city. and
never presented any bill or collected
any money for work done, nor do ]
know of any employe of the company
who has done any work for the city at Z
any time /,
Mr.. Pace said that in times of emer-
scney. following storms. he had ONE !.
directed one of his men to
straighten a hanging cross-arm on q I
pole on which were fire alarm wires. Y
but that certainly no charge whatever
had ever been made for such emer- 81
sency service. ~
Secretary L. S. Jones, of the Fire =
soard. said that in all the dealing the y
'ire Board has had with Mr.. Stringer =
Ie had thought 1T with the consent of :.
he COMPANY. MIR. Jones has told the 5
that he had telephoned to Mr.. o
itringer. sent him postal cards and tie
one to see him at the Bell Company
uilding about city work. with no idea
hat there was anything secret about
or that the company did not know
AIR. Stringer was doing the work. OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
CRUSHED BY PRESS
Sesfo Badly Hurt While

VIII. 80. Machine. AHhtine
a., establishment OF nc PPr r down into
eoIored. Of s' re yesteEday william GIe5 On
hip bone I broken * s9 a55 Elgst street, had ai.
.s was taken 10 the civ TH4 ae Injured.
to BE- IN a Dr HaFshbarger. He is t 3nsrat.
L, is not s sSLs9 o.. condition, '"o'sAt
ssspnsatd but from any," aI how The accident
meath Is Il. p59As ana Glenn was $ asn De asard
dred po ~ Rsesh T s55 Weighed ss Ssnsh' ba Ss.
The man prooab aSa IN to be lifted from, hin.
III. .t certain that he viii b. ' eTtnnl i e
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NJ
Entertainnl emf NJ rp.L

s ~ chlldren of Beth Ahabah
to.day W ~ nave an elaborate entertai AMMAN
festival exer the Jefferson Club. Tho '' nsaai
~ aadition to which there VIII with
devote = his sya se4msns p pr, ,1 F.. y: ca!isch viii
srS at the services Friday nna rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
TILE WEATHER.

Forecast: For yIrgiuIr-Rnin rrh,.
da!i Friday rain In east, rain or snoy,
nha colder In west PORTIONS; colder
hriaay night in east portion; moderate
south Winds, becoming variable.
hor horfh Carolina-Raln Thursday,
colder in west portion; moderate soufh
winds. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29

another death from infantile nara1va,,
occurred Yesterday, when DIR. b. Rein
noid Rogers. headmaster OF the lief.
h tepson School for Boys. this city. lost
: ihiaht son. George Frederick Rog.
~ me child was Ill less than a
week, and was attended by a specIalIst
rom Lynchburg. The funeral of Ina
shlld, which was held from tho resi-
aehce at 3 o'clock this afternoon, was
NJ -, Dy me pupils and local alum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
Washington and To.

bot,,i 'eeiile' n. c.. December as
tno,y contested basketball % -, ~ a
stt. ish.' Washington and Lee mere
VIII, az virginia, defeated tba nt.e
,rhn NV Athletios, by a score or &c - esne-
fe ~ 1sheville team has not been "a 30
teased before in two years. T yeen de-
VIII play tomorrow ntrbt same
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
CONDITIONS ~EsTEnD

5 a NJ. temperature q,
Wind, direction ~
Wind, velocity 2
Weather o
Y noon temperature ~
p. 81 temperature -
MISliaum temperature UP to 5
minimum temperature up to )
3icau temperature %
Normal Temperature 30 %
Excess in temperature =.
efficiency in terlperatlire since
Ae asreh ss2
ey nsnee ...... s3S
Aecnn n = tainiaii since Marcel. T.. EOS
january ...... ee
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Tree Tor Mrs. Gill's no,s

~ MI, ~ male Orphan Asylum vii
be a ss" rh, celebration today, and there ny ~
for the boys. Mrs .Fe Gin 1iled with things
wIs6in from many OF her formsr received
rectors w ner an happiness, The board r ns =,
te sp n VIII be present at 4 O'clock dhi o. a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
SEEKS CREATION
OF COMMISSION
Longworth's Tariff Bill Has APP
proval Of Republican Party
Leaders.

Washington, December 2~S.--tmpetu
to the movement for a tariff commits
sion was given to-day by conference!
at the White Hous and at the capitol
the return of Representative Long.
worth, of Ohio, to Washington, with d
full draft of a bin creating a commits
sion, and the announcement of Chair.
man Payne, of the mouse Committee
on Ways and Means. that lie expected
such Legislation before March 4 next
Following n conference with the
president over various features for the
Legislative program for this session,
Mr.. Payne. who is Republican floor
leader of the House, announced that he
was quite sure a bill for a permanent
tariff commission acceptable 10 both
Congress and the President would be
put through the Senate and House be-
Tore this session when Democratic lead
of the House begins. Nj. Payne had
a conference with Henry Emery, of the
tariff board, regarding personnel and
salaries of the proposed commission
trlbodying features of the tariff
commission bills Senator'S Beveridge, OF
INDIANA, and La Toilette, of Wisconsin. |
introduced at the last session of Con-
gress, and of Goode, of Iowa, and Len
root, OF Wisconsin, at this session. and
following conferences with a number
Oh representatives before the holiday
Mr.. ~Longworth, who is a mem.
Der OF the Ways and Means Commits
mas drawn a bill which he expects
% Introduce next week. The measure
;teates a commission of five members,
at $500 each. not more than
hree of the same political party. with
'fhces at Washington, but empowered
% meet anywhere. 1t is given wide
overs of collection and collation. of
acts.
The commission is authorized to re-
ulre confidential data from corpora
Ions as to any certain subject, but Y
iust eve disclose the source of such I
alta and must especially safeguard :.
lch data from competitive interests.
An important provision of the Long n
.orth Dill is a section defining It's h
'ope OF investigation. 1t authorizes D
lie committee to investigate the cost r,
production of all articles covered II
: the tariff with special reference to d.
e prices paid domestic and foreign e
Dor, the prices paid for raw mate lc
whether domestic or imported sc
.terlns INTO the manufacture ar.
les the condition of domestic and w
reign markets affecting the Ameri- ST
II products. including detailed in nj
rmation of the cost and of every
together with all other facts to
iich, in the commissions Judgment. la
be helpful to Congress in pro- tn
ing equitable rates on any articles.
q aiding the President and other ne
eials in administering the customs Bl
VS.. tu
me section the maximum in
1 minimum clause of the Aldrich- OBJ
me tariff law. ds
The Ways and Means Committee tel
! take up the commission question
y soon after Congress reconvenes. GO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
Saum-Watfx

lspee:al 70 THO Times-Dispatch.l
Roanoke. Va, December 28.-otis A.
of e. E, Watts. Of the comfy m -
married to-day at the brides home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
Snakes at CbrI.,n..

HaarrppieHun1al 20 The Times Dlsnatch,l
workman kilIeg6' va. December 2s.--A
NJ .he horse show grounds vasf naahe .
10y We're drsfand m~ocoasin snaKas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
H0wcll Dunrnn.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatoh.1
Howell Duncan, one Of the oiSes, ni,,>
ems OF this county. died here yester-
aay. MT. Duncan was ninety-tWo
Years or age. He leaves his wife and
" Willie Laync
anu MISS Mamie Duncan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
Mrs. Fannie corhiIl.
Especial to The Times.Dispatcl

lSpestai 10 Iimes-Dispatch1
henderson. n. c.. December 2s.--The
remains OF Mrs. Fannie, the wife of
IS. w, Gnoghill. arrived from Wash
train yesterday, and funeral servbras
were conducted at the M~ethodist
Shurch at 1890 O'Clock BY the
rev, Mr.. Andrews and interment made
in Elmwood. 'tau'
For months Mrs. Coghill had been an
lnVa!id' She died on Monday morning
George Washington Hospital. age
AbOut seYenty yeara w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
Banks Pay Dividends.

Special 10 The TImos-Dlspatch.l
noahoke. Va. December a8.--The
ddahoKe BANKS to-day paid off divi-
stockholders. '"et
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QUO gate fpe GlHssifieat!on.

PlTT-Died, at residence. a2s3 Monu-
meHt Avenue, WILLIAM ii. PITT, in
the eighty first year of his age.
Funeral from the house FRIDAY
at 8 o'clock.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at the residanc.

RICHARDsON--Died, at the residence
of r. L. Butler, 2214 East Marshall
Street, Wednesday, loecember IS.
RICHARDSON, widow of James
Richardson, aged siXty-nine years.
Funeral from above residence
FRIDAY, December 30, at II A. M.
Friends and acquaintances invited to
attend.
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yADEN-Died, at Virginia Hospital,
Wednesday. December as, 1910, WILL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
Mr. Flood Here.

representative H. D. Flood, OF the rentb
district, was in Richmond yesterday on his
way TO his home at Appomattox from Win
chester Where he spent Christmas.
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DEATHS

fLEMING-Died, at cartersville. Va.
Wednesday, December rs, 1910. at
40 p. NJ in her twenty-sixth year.
CELESTINE w. FLEMING, wife of
i'ulton F, Fleming. She leaves a
husband. one child, mother. Mrs. a.
u. Brown; three sisters. Mrs. Rich
ard w. Jones, Mrs. a. II. Mcdowell
and Miss Avis w. Brown, and two
brothers.. r. Fl. and a. d. Brown.
Funer notice later.
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services IS were conducted by Rev. Edgar
/ arPenter' rector. assisted by Rev. w.
=, norton, rector OF Christ Episcopal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29

Funeral from A, w, Benefits un-
dertaking establishment. Belvldere
n Broad Streets, THURSDAY Az
TERNOON, 3 o'clock. Friends and
acuualntamces invited to attend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29
COLDS CAUSE nEAnAnnn

sGnu,,,u ~ brlpfemedy removes ca,,ss VA, Wtue
$50. NN ~ sishature q. w. GROVE.
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Farmer S Business

We Give particular attention to the
bustness of farmers. We cordially
Invite them to make this bank their
banking house. We have prepared a
comprehensive booklet, "Bankine BY
Mall" which we will be glad to send
on request. Every requirement. hns
been met. for the satisfactory trans.
action OF business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29

Let us turn the lime-Iiqht or
this suit business.
Don't imagine there is any
one clothing manufacturer
that stands at the head year
after year. The maker at the
front three years ago failed
this winter.
Another manufacturer now
has SO many factories that in
dlVldual suits no longer get the
necessary attention.
Another "advertised brand"
mad a miscalculation made by
their new designer-the result
was bad for all concerned.
The practical way for YOU
and every man is to buy where
you have confidence in tn
local merchant w h Q carries
the grade OF clothing you wear.
we carry suits from $15 to
bSS, ana your money is only /
on deposit with us till you've
tested the purchase.
Overcoats same way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29

Observation-Disclosures into e~ternallife
at $ A.. M, December IS, 1910, at Du-
WIDDIE, aged nearlq two and a half
years, only child OF Courtenay and
Susan Dinwiddie. and grandson of
the late DR.. VIM. Dinwiddie, of
Greenwood, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-29

Brook Avenue, at 5:15 A. NJ, MRS
CATHERINE HICKEY. She leaves
son and daughter.
Funeral TODAY (Friday) from
Sacred Heart Cathedral at 10 A. Mr..
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NIIIIHh Wallace Holt,
ISDPCinl to Tho nitnnn nI..s.

Lspeeiai 10 me Times Dispatch,J
MANASSAS, Va, December 2S.-Wii-
liam Wallace Holt. formerly of Man
thhesteI,i late OF New York City. died at
.he home of his sister. Mrs. w. r,
.sefchant, mere at 1906 o'clock yester-
Jay morning OF diabetes. Mr. Holt was
hoildays, and had stopped off here to
see his sister. He was a son OF, Tho
iate John NJ and Virginia d. Holt, and
maS thaftg5tour years of age. He
Benrett, OF Columbus. Ga, one brother.
X u. Holt of Chattanooga Tenn. and
Two sisters, Mrs. W. L. Merchant. OF
Aianassas, and Mrs. r, j.. Wood. OF
Mr. Holt was born at Burlington.
y; T., and was a graduate OF the yir.
gina Military Institute in the class of
20 ana OIL the National Law school.
1905. For the past I'VE years he had
been with Mum & Co, patent attor-
neys, of New York. He was buried
S~eahesday afternoon in Maury Gene
Mrs. 5. II. Hudnnll.
lSpecial to The Times-Dispatchl
brookneal, Va, December 2s.-Mrs.
boms p n =. aGdnali died Sunday at her
place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'cloct
j.. III. Moseley.
lSpecial to The Times-Dispatch.l
giuetield, W. Va. December Is
SS'4c Ok lHIS CITY uteU StIi--l
senly Sunday afternoon at 5:l5 o'clock.
VT. Moseley had been unwell for "a
or ten days. but as he was not
,ontined to his bed few of his friends
new OF the seriousness OF his condi-
ION: He was at his place Of business
n Thursday. Heart failure was the |
ause of his death. His two brothers.
Y. w. Moseley, of Lynchburg. va. and
III. Moseley, of Richmond, and his
lister, Miss Rosa C. Moseley, of Buck
ngham, Va. We're with him at the
line of his death.
MT Moseley vas born and reared In
buckingham county, Va. but for a
Of years had made his home :
! Biuefeld. He was a membe OF the /,
resbyterlan Church. having united !
TN that church in early life. :
Funeral services We're held at the :
ome. conducted by his pastor. Rev :
amuel w. Moore, and the remains
ere taken to Buckingham, Va. for
torment. :
Mr.. Moseley was a brother of C n :
.oseley, of $40 East Leigh Street. :
edmond, and Is also survived by mis- 4
ther, Captain $. p. Moseley. and an e
her sister, Mrs. f. II. Spence, OF .
lckingham, Va. 9
George Frederick Roger :.
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