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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17
CLARK OPPOSES
AID RICH PLAN

Kansas City. Mo-. November 10
Speaker Champ CLARK tonight d.
crossed from mis- set speech before tho
Trans mississippi Commercial Congress
to express his disapproval of the pro-
posed changes in the nations currency
and banking system. as outlined by
former United States Senator Nelson
w. Aldrich, chairman of the National
Monetary Commission.
United States Senator James A Reed
also spoke in opposition to the pro-
posed system.
Laying no claim whatever to the
character Of a financier, Speaker Clark
said:
Il am utterly opposed to the creation.
charterng or authorization of any in
stitute which Will deliver into the
hands of a few men the powers OF
life and death. not only over the bank
ers of this country. but over every
business in the land.
Even iinanciers of renown differ
as widely as the poles on the Aldrich
plan. and are hesitating. James j. Hill
and Leslie NJ Shaw, Secretary of the
Treasury under two Presidents. are
openly against 1t on the ground that
the Aldrich plan Is essentially O mo.
nopoly.
Now, If such eminent financial ply
sicians as Doctors Aldrich, Vreeland
and Laughlin and Doctors Hill and
Shaw disagree 50 radically on thH sub
jeot would we not BIO acting the part
OF wise and patriotic men to wait long
enough at least to hear both sides In
this important and far-reaching mat
ter before making up our minds?"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17
OPPOSES ACTION
. BY FEEDER Alto N
Gompers Thinks Mcnamara De-
Tense Fund Should Be Raised
by Subscriptions.

Atlanta. Ca, November I8.-That
president Gompers. of tho American
Federation OF Labor, is opposed to the
federation appropriating $4,000 for
the Mcnamara defense was indicated
at the convention of the organization
to-day. 1t is understood FIR. Gompers
favors aiding the brothers charged
with the Los Angeles Times disaster
but thinks money to be used to that
emo should be raised by private sub
scriptions
PRESIDENT Gompers discussed the Nc
Namara case in his annual report, on
which committee now is working.
to-day Delegate "A. j. Gallagher, OF
California, announced he had q rcso-
luton bearing on the McNa mara case.
but did not wish to introduce 1t until
the committee had reported on tho
presidents address, fearing It might
cause friction in the convention. Gal
laSher asked the chair if his resolu-
ton could be introduced II the COM
m4ttoe report was not satisfactory 10
him.
1T cannot" retorted Mr.. Gompers
Later another delegate asked the
substitute resolution for a portion
OF a committee report. Mr.. Gompers
replied in the aftirma tive.
Before the convention is over Mr..
Gompers and four other labor leaders
who are heads of various crafts may
be asked to sever their connection
with the National Civic Federation,
which. according to n resolution Of
fered to-day by the United Mine Work.
ers. rs largely composed of and n
nanced by employers OF labor. many
of whom are the most bitter enemies
OF organized labor" The resolution
requests that all federation officers
connected with the Civic Federation
resign. Mr.. Gompers and the asso.
ciates mentioned are members OF this
executive committee of tho federation
1t Is understood that tho Western
Federation OF Miners and several
State delegations Will support the re-
solution.
The resolution recites that the con-
fict between the employing and work
Ing classes is constantly becoming
more Intense. and that the former is
constantly becoming more brutal In
their treatment of the workers. as is
evidenced by the desperate attempts TO
throttle organized abor by use of the
Injunction. the blacklist and tho more
recent method OF kidnapping the OIL
GERS OIL labor organizations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17
MELTON OPPOSED
TO HORSE-RA
Urges Baptists to Work for Bill
to Prevent Sport in
Virginia.
APPLAUDED BY DELEGATES
State Association Convenes AT
Norfolk With Large
Attendance.
APPLAUDED BY DELEGATES
Especial to The rtmes-pispatchl

n.
Norfolk. Va. November 16.-The APP
peal Of the Rev. Sparks w. Melton
d. D.. in his address of welcome 10
the Baptist General Association OF
Virginia, for the delegates to go home
and try to induce their Legislators 10
edopt q bill 10 end horst racing in
Virginia caused q round OF applause
and chorus OF "Amens' throughout
the auditorium of Freemason street
Church. About 500 delegates from
Baptist Churches in all sections OF the
State met here tonight for the eighty
eighth annual meeting. The principal
business tonight was the introduce
tory sermon by Rev, J. E. Hicks. d. D..
of DanViile. and the election of Off
GERS
All of the old officers except four
Vice presidents were reelected Tor
another year. They are: Rev. j. NJ.
Pitcher, D. d, OF Phoebus, moderator:
Rev. Hugh c. Smith, OF Chrlstiansburg,
secretary; b. a. jacob, OF Richmond.
treasurer; ]. B. Montgomery, Of Rich
nond. auditor.
The four presidents are: Rev.
WALES T. Dunaway, D. D., OF Rock
ingham; Rev. Alfred Bagby, d. D., OF
Richmond; George o. Greene, Of Cliff
ton Forge, and Park II. Deans. of
Windsor, commemorative Attorney of
Isle of Wight county. All of the officers
were elected by reclamation.
Free entertainment has been pro-
yided for the delegates In private
homes, because the hotels are crowded
with the race track people.
The local committee has planned
everything possible for the comfort
and convenience OF the association
which will be In session until Mon
day night
An oyster roast at Cape Henry will
be given Saturday afternoon. and Mon
day afternoon trap around the har-
Dor on the steamer Maryland will be
given by the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.
Attend Appraisers Meeting.
W. Gay Smith. chief deputy OF tho Gus.
toms House is In New York attending tho
convention OF United states Gus
toms Appraisers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17
south Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
FlA.

Phone Mudisou lT6.
Failure OF the Virginia Railway and
Power Company TO pay amy attention to
tho petitions ASKING that the cu,s during
me me rush hours 10 .un through 20 Highland
"a ath Is ehusins Keen disappointment to
stand at seventh und Broad Streets these
cold mornings, waiting for tn. arrival OF
s eep Mh'eH only runs on a fifteen minute
uutihs the bad weather. but the men miss
ING the car are made late for work WhlIo
mo schedule maintained to the Southside
W,s on me Wh9le good 1T is hoped that this
grained BY trial Mt least
Sent to Grand Jury.
- reG WINSTON oosored. charged with
t ,,n,i cutting. was sent the grand
Fart yesterday morning No Other cnses
were heard.
o, RI Raleigh adams Arrested.
hands Of tho police for moro than n var
NaleiSh Adams, young white man. want
Cd ior nm alleged ihett OF 5000 from bis
mo. anoshes. was taken in charge yesuerday
and locked up in Tho Third Police Siation
70 await hearing in Police Court, Part a
this morning. .
The warrant was sworn out ara,n,,
hSa las oelooer 10 1910. However he made
n,s escape and nothing was heard from
MN until about month ago when n ,,Ic
gram from the chief oil police OF CARY
Ut 1T announcing mis- arrest. vas received
anS ~, pi''nsr refused to press the charge
t snu ne nhry police wero advised TO lei
MN go. Thinking he was safe from pro,s
rutoA the Young man cnmc back to south
taSo, and was Immediately seen and
recognized by Captain Wright who rc
eni!ing that tho warran, had never bccn
withdrawn. was obliged to place Sdars
uhncT arrest. Unless the warrant il with
ar""n THIS morning he Will be sent on ID
felony, 10
For the third tmo IN less than month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17
Circuit Court OF Appeals.

Tho United States Circuit Court OF Ap-
o'clock. with Circuit Judges Oon and
Fsitohard and District Judges Mcpoweli
and Connor In attendance.
A V. Cuahman, OF washington, D. c..
ana Chnrlss S. Jones and Livingston Git-
tord. OF Ssw York City. were admitted TO
practice.
Tho following oa.. was argued:
NO. loio-Hs-vel Buckle Company ct all
appellants, vs. Alma Manufacturing Com
panS CT nlr appcIecs: appeal from the
NlrcMli Court NJ Bs.,lnore. Md. Cause
eFRIed by a. V. cushmau. OF washington.
~ c.. for the appellants and BY Livingston
clifford and charIeb s. Jones, o: New YORK
City' FOR the appellee, and submitted.
Court adjourned until this morning Mt
io:1o O'clock
Casn in call to-day; No lci.-colon,o,
Iru1s Gompany. executor. &c. appellant
vs. ~ J. Thorp receiver o. Ware Krarne,
Tobacco Company. bankrupt sppelie.. ar
pc'a from ihe District Court at Norfolk
q To be argued by O. Tnylos Gwathmey,
~ SoHeAk Tor tho appellant, aud by ~
Il Green. OF Norfolk, OF tho app.lls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17
SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST TWO MEN
Claimed to Be Officers and Col
lected Money From :
Gypsies.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. 1

Noi.olk. Va, November Lett was
learned tonight that one night last
week TWO men rode up to a gypsy
camp at Pine Beach. displayed star
niauSes, claimed TO be "otncers OF tho
law ano took about $40 from tho
eypsles. Ihe gypsy leader. EN-
haeSaer. who iS said TO own plan
tutlon worth several thousand dollars
near Ne" oern, n. c.. protested agains,
tio2s.
-. L. Hall and Il. B. Henley, prom.
ihent young mon ut Sewclls Point, are
heia without bail In Norfolk county
jan TO answer the charge ~ special
grand jury was ordered to-day by
uuse l-awless to meet Monday TO in
vestisato the charges made by the
Sypsies.
BY, an accident Anna Kresma, lead
ING lady in vaudeville sketch at a
local theatre was stabbed tonight by
Suki Yamakura just as the curtai;,
was about to be rung down. Tha
blood was seen flowing from tho
wound, and three women In tho au-
dLence tainted Miss Kresma sustain
ca n wound an eighth of an tIch deem
ana an inch and n half long. Sho
tainted from the loss. of blood. A ply
stefan was summoned from the audi
cncc.
The regular rubber-blade dagger
generally used was misplaced and an
ordinary table knife was used in It's
place.
The two girls were playing a trag-
cdy of rival lovers In IA Paris cafe.
and the actual stabbing had thrill
Ing effect on the audience whoa Tho
blood was seen flowing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17
NO REPLY TO ULTIMATUM
RUSSIA Orders Immediate Dispatch OF
Troops 10 PERSIA,

hussin orders Immediate Dispatch OF
Troops 10 Persia.
81. Petersburs, November 1s.--As no
reply mas been received from the Per-
"ihn government to the Russian ultI-
matum of November IL, II is officially
announced that the government has or
dered the Immediate dispatch OF troops
to Persia. They will be concentrated
Tor the present ct Kasbin, called also
haavin. which is ninety miles north
west OF Teheran.
Early i'll November the Russian gov
eminent sent an ultimatum to Persia
seitinS forth that unless the Persian
-4Ihister OF Foreign Affairs apologized
Tor the alleged insult to NJ. petroIf
hues'ah Vice-consul at Teheran, on the
occasion Of tho seizure OF the property
Of shua- Els -Sultaneh, and made otbe,
reparauon, Russt5 would occupy the
provinces Of Chilan and Mazanderar
me seizure OF the property Of Shua-
hs-suitaneh was carried out nj the
instance OF the National CounciI nv
". Morgan Sinister. Persian Treasurer
General Later the head of the Russian
section OF the Persian Foreign Office
..lio'iHso the russian minister that as
the new Cabinet had not been form "a
IT was impossible for the government
to reply Immediately to Russia's. de-.
mand for an apology
Late dispatches from London. refer.
rms to further entertainments mon
Persia'n Independence by both Russia
and Great Britain. said that IL Russ,a
enforced her Iltimatlm by Occupying
q part OF the. north. Great Britain was
nkeiy TO take corresponding stop In
me south Russian troops IN the nor, h
! nave been strongly relnforced wb,,e
Great Britain has landed tive. regimen; g
OF indian troops at Bushire. seannrt
OF Persia, nominally to guard Hri.I.n
! consolidated ia the south.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17
War Declared
Catarrh Germs Must Be Conquered
or Health Will be Destroyed.

If you have catarrh you must vanquish
an army OF persistent, destructive mi
crobes before you can get rid OF it.
You might as well choose your weapons,
declare war and annihilate this army OF
catarrh germs right now
Stomach dosing won't kill them; neither
will sprays or douches.
HYOMEl, pleasant, antiscptic, germ
destroying air. breathed over the entire
membrane viii put catarrfl germs out Of
business in short order
HiOAlEI pronounce it Hish-o-me)
IS guaranteed to end catarrh, asthma
coughs, colds and Group, or money back.
If YOU own a little HNONIEI hard rubber
pocket inhaler you can get a separate
bottle OF HYOMEI for only so cents.
II you haven't an inhaler buy complete
outfit that only costs SlCo. Sold by
Tragic Co. and druggists everywhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17
News Of South Richmond

charge Of being drunk and unable to take
Gaze OF himself.
Dsnth of Mrs Jones.
Mrs. Mary Eiizabota Jones siSty-n!ne
yenrs old. wlfo Of Richard Jones n retired
police officer. died "Wednesday night In
survived by three sons Il. a.. Claude and
Harry Jones, OF Wilmington, Del. and two
daugh;ors, Misses Martha ana Virginia
Jones. and g sister. Mrs walker
The funeral Will be conducted by the
home saturday afternoon at O'clock
Funeral of Mrs. Bttie.
The funeral OF Mrs. Fannie Anne Bittle.
wife Of George ". Btiie. will be held from
Streets. swnnshoro, this afternoon at 5
O'clock. Mrs. Blttls. who was scventy-two
years Old. is survived ny Ave daughters
y. Mercer OF Norfolk Mrs. L. II. Green.
Miss A. u. Bit;ie. md one son. 6. c. Bit,le.
Church Officers Elected.
~ Tho annual meeting OF the Bainbridge
street Baptist Church Wednesday night
the following officers wero elected for tha
ensuing year: A. G. Walton, clcrk s. p.
Phillips treasurer; A. S. Bass, financial
lent fund; r. c. Gregory. treasurer benevo-
lent fund. and w. n. sharit. auditor. John
{ Walton. c. l.. Fulks and Mr.. Carney
were chose contribution ushers.
, me W music commits is composed OF w
and Mrs. \. y. Pottigrew
Personal and General.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. s. kenner. 1928 Buchanan
Street left ia'v ant for St. Augustine Fla.
where Mr. Renner Will attend the conven-
ton O. the chief clerks OF the Southern
Railway, which begins November 60 They
win be gone oight day, and Will return via
Mrs. safer, Of Halifax. y. C.. is the guest
OF OF Mre NJ c. Pierce, Si5 wcat Twelfth
New South Council. No S. Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, VIII hold a regular meeting Tonight at
the hall Eighbh and Hull Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17
DEATHS.
.-IA

WARRINER-Died. Wednesday. No
vember 10, at 2:i5 A. ~ at the iesi-
dence OF her son. b. r. Warmer. 1911
North Twenty second Street. MRS.
VIRGINIA X WARRINER. widow
OF Richard S. Warmer, in tho aevSn-
tieth year OF her age She Is sur
vived by seven children. two daugh-
terra and hva sons.
Farewell. dear friends; e last fare
My pain on earth. no tongue can
Lower my pillow and let me rest,
My throbbing head on Jesus breast.
Farewell loved once; do not weep:
The rest with Jesus III md 80 sweet.
The heavenly home for the holy to
My children. beloved. sorrow not, I
But strive by Gods grace in heaven
to greet.
In tho beeutitui homo fer tho blessed
to meet,
feot.
Funeral FRIDAY, AFTERNOON at
8 o'clock from Paramount Baptist
Church. Interment in Riverview
Cemetery. Friends and acquaintance
invited to attend.
LoNDoN-Died. November 1s, at A..
NJ. at Memorial Hospital, GUY
REEVE LONDON. aged forty.so
years.
Funeral services from his late res
idence. 400 East Franklin Street, on
FRIDAY at / p. NJ. Friends of the
family are invited to attend.
HIGGINs-Died. in WILLIAMSBURG. Va.
November i6. 1911. MRS. s. e. HlG-
GINS. Remaina are at Billups's FLU
neral Parlors.
Funeral at grave in lakewood SAT-
URDAY, November IS, 1911. at IL
o'clock.
CRUMP-Died. at her residence, 21o7
Jefferson Avenue, at 4 p. NJ. Thurs
day. November 10. 1911. MRS. J. L.
Funeral notice later.
at his residence. 51i
East Leigh Street. ELI G. MEYER,
son OF the late Moses Meyer.
Funeral from his home THIS (Fri-
day. AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Burial at the Hebrew Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17

ouI otoTeS save lou - Fer Cent. on
Groceries.
Large Florida Fresh Pineapples,
&c, or for. .25c
Finest quality Malaga Grapes,
per pound 12Lc
Best American GRADUATED SUI
gar, per Id. .7c
New Layer Figs, h.. .12Lc
New Boneless Goldfish, lib. .7c
8 Chalmers Gelatine for go. Csc
Pocahontas Corn, can &c
Spring Chickens, lib. IL
81 bottles Duffy's Malt Whiskey. .85c
New Clipped Herrlnss, dozen. .10c
sl.00 bottle Old Fulcher Whiskey 75c
Who.e Grain Carolina Rice. lib. Sc
New Large Irish Potatoes, SOC
peck; or, per busheI 81. 10
Good Green or Mixed Tea, lb. doc
Extra quality Early June Peas, can. IL
Wine for Jelly, quart. zoe
BIB. bag New Prepared Mountain
Buckwlleat for lac
Best Suear-CiIred Hams, lib. 1bc
New Shredded Goldfish, SC, or pkgs. .25c
Va. Strained Honey. 2 lbs. for. Csc
o Fat Mackcrcl 25c
New Seeded Raisins, ID. pkg. lie
New Hominy or Grits h.. Sc
Good Apples, per peck. ........ use
American Sardines, I cans for. -. Csc
Large cans Fish Roe, in 2-lb. cans. lac
Ceresota or Gold Medal Best Flour,
42c bag; per barrel. .......... Sc. 60
7 lbs. Loose Lump Starch. Csc
New Full Cream Cheese, H.. ...... 1Sc
sold Medal Coffee. Java and Mocha
mixture, lib. cans .............30 soc
Good Canned Salmon .I2c
Good Mixed Tea. per h.. soc
Eagle or Brookdale Asparagus, can. .19c
Smoked California Hams. h.. 800. .12c
Coed Creamery Butter, per b.. NC
Silver King Best Patent Family
Flour, 33c bag; or, per barrel. .s5. as
Finest Breakfast Bacon, h.. .18c
Fresh Nearby Country Eggs, dozen. .25c
Winner Brand Condensed Milk, can. .l0c
Good Lard, per h.. .IOc
Va Pride Coffee. h.. ............. .25c
Large bars Circus Brand Soap, bars Csc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17
OBITUARY
Ell c. Meyer.

Eli C. Meyer diod Yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock Ut his residence. 5ll
East Leigh Street, after an iliness
or about two weeks. MIR Meyer wa.
a resident OF Richmond his entire lifo
being connected for many years with
A. NJ Meyer {; Brother. jewelers.. sl7
Meyer lcwelry Company. He WAS the
son OF the late Moses and Hannah
Meyer. and is survived by his wife
Flora; four sons. Philip. Adolph, MIL
ton. LewiA. and one daughter. Helen:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17
Maudot TO Meet HAYES.

New Orleans. November Is.--Articles
We're signed to-day for a twenty-round
iight between Joe aiandot OF New Or
leans, and Grover Hayes, OF PhiladeI-
phia. before the West Side Athletic
Club on December 3. The winner OF
this bout, II Is said. is to be matched
with the winner OF the I'D woigast-
tredt.e Welsh match. which takes
place In san Francisco on Thanks
giving Day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17

S~o SISTERS, Mrs. Il. NJ. Caldwell ano
"A. NJ Meyer.
The funeral will tako place from his
VIII this afternoon at 8 o'clock,
w Hath burial at tho Hebrew Cemetery.
~ IL n. Calisch ofhciatihg
Henry Bundcr.
itSpec!ai 10 me Times Dispatch.l
, AieNandria, Va, November lG.-Eenry
former member OF tho City Councii
died suddenly tonight He wac aboui
sikty-hYe years old. Besides his vifa
, 10 sons and three daughters sur
Frani< Wilson.
u;mohterey' va" November 1e.-Frank
", ii ;,I died yesterday morning after
an illness OF two years. He was snr,
OF Osborne Wilson, OF Monterav snd
vas horn and reared in the village. Tr.
isoh was a veteran OF tho Spanish
,eineTiean war, his term OF enlistmen,
c ceiia,lha ing with seyere wound re-
ceived in the battle OF San Juan Hill Ie
pi Ls ma, fteu ABOUT -FOUR years ago 10 Miss
c hhepe -; daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs
children. Mt wilson WAS ' tni1ty smail
yssFS Of a ass He was member OF
and Accepted Masons. and also a Shritrs
er. ~
Alexander Thornton.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
The remains of Alexander Thor,' a.,
ased sixty years. formerly Of thit
county. but for e number OF years :
resident OF Washington city. reacheJ
mere this morning. and were iuterred
In Lakewood Cemetery, funeral ser
vices being conducted at tho grave
ae IS survived by two sisters. Mrs. W
o. Chewnins. of Washington, ana Mira
annie Jesse. of this county
Joseph Honsmnn.
m,
Staunton, Va, Novefnbgr
Squire Joseph Housman. on. a, TN
pest known men In Augusta COUNTY
ana Confederate veteran with an en-
s'aole record died yesterday OF hia
nome. aged eighty-two years. II,
iea,es eight children. his wife having
oiea only few months ago. In tho
.'ii "ar' Mr. Housman was mem,
Ger OF Lathhm's Battery. with whict
ne served with distinction throuphor,,
inc war He had for many years been
magistrate.
Mira. b. It. Gordon.
Soroin. Va, November ie-Mr. Tnl-
G az % Gordon died a, her home.
IN the sixty-thyd year OF her age. sho
was the wife OF Battalie F. Sordon'
She leaves her husband and four CHI
), Hsrrisonburg. Va. November 10
Mrs Lucretia Howver, sixty ak yeara
Old widow or Joseph Howver. died
testefuay near singers Glen. Rocking.
nam county She leaves three chill
dren. including Magistrate J. p. How
yer and Mrs David Devaers. OF tho
county. She was Miss Ralston. wen
known family OF the county.
Denth of nm Infsnt
Special TO The cs-Dispatch
Rockville. Va. November l6-Virr!g
old child OF Mr. and Mrs, Courtnev
Taylor. died Tuesday evenihg al &
Miss Elizabeth @. Mcknight,
Especial to The T!mes-D,spatch.I
AleHardrih, Va. November l6-Ml.s
elizabeth c. Mcknight daughter 81
tho late William II. Mcknight died
to-day william p. and Charlie. II
Mcknight brothers. survive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17
AROUND THE HOTELS

Abolition of the contract convict labor sys-
tenn in Virginia is strongly favored b. sena-
tor saxon W. Holt, OF Newport News, who
was in Richmond last night He thinks
employ the cory!cts the public road,
saving the women and those who are too
III or TOO desperate for such avocation.
lie believes that such a course VIII bs
for the good OF the convicts, tho labor in
forests and OF the State in general con-
siuerins tho advancement in property val.
ues which follows better highways.
senator Ho!i is also much Interested In
tax reform, hoping that como solution OF
the tax problems VIII be reached by the
incoming Legislature
Judge j. X. NJ. Norton. of Alexandria.
came 10 the city last night on business.
vireinlnns at the Hotels
Lexsngton-J: b. Matthews. Epson; w. NJ
Payne, Zion: D. II: Pitts. scottsvilie; j. y.
stanton; 3. M. Weller, stanton; Gus O.
fordan, virginia; McDavis, Virginia; w
c. Woodward. ciayviiie; "A. a. stewart
Murphys-L. H. Mcwane. Lynohburx; T
W. Roberts. Radford; Marx Reid. Radiord
=: a.: sommer"iiie, virginia; Mrs. ]. a.
Bluff Harry Ramey. Bedford City; a. X
Nnrneld. Alexandria; W. IL. Murray WAY.
e!N; g. s.; Holland. crewe: IL. IL. Mobiles
ieager. Norfolk; C. II. Ellis. Norfolk; C.
~ Melton. Glen Allen. H. f. scott, Pc.
tersonrg; @. X. Driver. Beaver Dam; F
NJ. Wager. Roanoke; F. w. Bonney. Nor.
folk; Miss c. Berkmer. Grove; L. p
stsaTne:. Newport Nsws; B. e. Gauidins
rark-M. B. Kemp. Cash: j. II. rhoma,
Rchmond-John w. Price. Bristol: Mr.
ard Mrs T. r. Psery; Tazewsli; Annie W
Goooh' Ciarksviiie; elizabeth A Stapsl.
a. A. Hall, EmpoEis: ". ], Nelson staun.
toni w. W Gooch. Glarksv!lle; w. W
Dunn. Eorfolk; J. x. NJ. Norton, Alexan.
CHRISTIAN, Virginia ''''
PiibeTt-W. II. Green. Martinsv!iia; j. Mo.
lyooin. Aoingdon: VIII II. Brb, Palmyra,
,stnmpis--o. A. MeAbee, Norfolk; j. "a
Marshall. Portsmouth. d. +. shanahsn
virginia. G, Il Harrison, virgins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17
Henry Bladder.

Especial to Inc Times dispatch
r, hieNahdria, Va, November lG.-Eenry
oaaoer' prominent merchant and
former member OF the City Council
aied suddenly tonight. He wac aboui
sikty-hVe years old Besides his v,ife
NO vWo sons and three daughters sur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-17
DIR. Lyons
PERFECT
T Goth Powder
neutralizes the destructive
acids of the outh-cleanses,
preserves and beauties the
teeth, and imparts purity
and fragrance to the breath.

two sisters. Mrs. Il. NJ. Caldwell ano
nirs. fetta M. Floss, and one brother
"A. NJ Meyer.
Inc funeral will tako place from his
with burial at the Hebrew Cemeterv
Hr u. n. Callsch ofticlatihg.