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The Washington herald., 1911-11-29
MEN
GIVE FINE SHOW

Postmaster n. A. Merritt and other
officials of the city post-office attended
the entertainment and dance given last
night under the auspices of Branch No.
Is, United National Association of Post
Office Clerks, at National Rifles Armory
The entertainment was "A Busy Day
at Station G." The curtain raised on a
post-office scene, with a full chorus of
clerks singing Shannon River as they
entered, hung up their hats and coats,
greeted each other, and took their places
in the miniature office on the stage.
The special delivery boys quartet made
a big hit with their clever songs. Special
features following the post-office scene
included recitation by Miss Barbara
Pauline Saunders; legerdemain by H. w.
brennan: character musical stunts by
E. E. Hass and James E. Bond, and
parody and jokes by ]. w. Saunders
The entertainment was staged under the
personal direction of r. Byron Bond,
with A. S. Brown as accompanist Songs
were given by c. S. Goetzinger, A. L.
Dehnison, E. r. Braddock, ]. F. Ochsen-
reiter, R. T. Lester, and Robert Croggip.
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ARMY ORDERS.

Leave Of absence for one month TO take effect upor
his relief from recruiting duty, is granted Capt
FRED W. BUGBEE, Twenty-hrst Infantry, re
cruiting officer.
The following promotions Of officers Of the infantrJ
arm are announced: First Lieut.. CHARLES G.
LAWRENCE, Eleventh Infantry, TO captain
Tenth Infantry; Second Lieut.. CLYDE L
EASTMAN, to first lieutenant, Eleventh In.
fantrJ.
Col. CoLvILLE P. TERRETT. infantry, unassign-
ed. Is assigned to the Eighth Infantry. Col.
TERRETT, upon his own application, Is retired
from active service, to take effect March 2, 1872,
after more than thirtythree years service. Leave
Of absence 10 and including March 2, 1872 Is
granted Col. TERRETT
Leave Of absence for one month with permission to
apply for an extension Of one MONTH Il granted
Capt. GORDON N. KIMBALL, Fourth Cavalry.
First Lieut. PHILIP H. SHERIDAN, Fifth Cav
airy viii repair to this city and report in person
to the Chief Of staf for duty.
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bouquet of orchids and gardenias for the
doll bride. A large number of presents
for the various tables and the supper
were announced. The tables will be in
charge as follows: Nine. Jusserand, util-
ity table: Mrs. Hannis Taylor, candy
table; Mrs Allyn K. Capron and Miss
Joyce, tea table; Mrs Stubblefeld, ice
cream and cake table. Tea will be served
from to ., and a hot turkey dinner will
be had from to o'clock.
Mrs. Montgomery, the acting president
Of the Ladies of Charity, acted as chair
man at yesterdays meeting, at which
were present Nine. Jusserand, president;
Mrs. Hannis Taylor. Miss Redfern, Mrs.
Miltenberger, Mrs. Mccarthy, Mrs. Allyn
K. Capron, Miss Dorothy Harman Daw-
son, Mrs. Knapp. Miss Bullitt. Mrs.
Mann, Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. McGil, Mrs.
Dove, Miss Joyce, Mrs. Shea, and others.
Miss Elizabeth Olive Patterson, daugh+
ter Of James Harris Patterson, Of Omaha,
and Dr. Charles Mallory Remsen, son of
President Ira Remsen, of Johns Hopkins
University were married yesterday after
noon n the "White-and-gold room" Of
Continued on Page @, Column 8.
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ach. Values up to $500.
Pure Foods in Choice Variety for the
Thanksgiving Day Menu.

nd ablnC m the Qu SpuO ton o item padO
h hes
nl etapef n dGnhead dEcaef gnndA
raked tvane1 swnaf ding Thanks
giving nuconorn uggh t
a a
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Exports OF American motor cars and
parts during the fiscal year ended June
80 amounted in value to SIS. 6O9 2e9, break
ing all previous records.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

Lieut. O. r. KEAR. unexpired portion Of SICK leave
Of absence revoked and VIII walt orders
Lieut.. W. s. ANDERSON, to duty command Yank-
ton, December IS 1911.
Chaplain ]. D. MacNAIR, detached duty Virginia
to duty Georgia.
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BAND CONCERT TODAY.

By United States Soldiers Home Band,
John S. VI. Zimmerman, director, in Stan
ley Hall. $50 p m. Programme:
March, "On the Avenue .Pierson
Overture, Poet and Peasant" .Suppe
''Traumerei" and Romance ... Schubert
Selection, "Maritana' Wallace
Rag Oddity, SLIPPERY Place. "..... Hacker
Waltz suite, Sweet Smiles ''.. Waldterfel
Finale, ''LAurentian'' .LaurendIay
The Star Spangled Bann4."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
Virginians at the Hotels

Murphy's-iicnry c. Wysor, Dublin: Mrs.
y, T. Maxwell. Norfolk; Mrs. W Il. Dorsey.
Norfolk DR.. II. c. Henry. Kcysville; T. l..
scott. WILLIAMSBURG. W. w Lee norfolk
J. H. Campbell, Suffolk: j. g. Iivesay. way.
eriy; Coles Sprasins. South Boston; ". i.
Wiiiis' Erowe: John l.. Jackson. Harrison
burg: ]. X Frost. Virginia; Mr. and Mrs. II.
;. Woods, Crozct, W. u. Biakey. Ashland ;
=. BcckeMsr, crcwc; G. Flochc. crewe: w
r. Whairiy. kcw; VI. =. baskerville W r.
champ, Norfolk: g. $. Calder Norfolk: John
J. woodruff. Somerset Mare " Bradley.
Staun.on; y. w. Boyd. PAGES: MIR and srs
~. l.. Young Petersburg; ON. Hanger Am
hctst; Mr.. and Mrs. $. j. ulirnan, Norfolk
iichmcnd-Mr. and Mrs. " g. Butler.
Dn,ey, Williamseurg Robert l., Wingncid.
Dllw!n: =. &. FARLEY. Rice; Miss Eva H.
Moss. Norfolk. MIR ana Mrs : H. Wcrthci-
mer. Newport News: !. 4, Kingrrs.nitt.
Norolki frank Crows. Norfolk. T. j. Pow
ell. Norfolk; y. y. schubert, Roanoke: ~
Dav!s-W. J Fry. Island; SIR. and sirs II,
-. Henley yirginla: Mrs Clock anS grand
daughter. Virginia. j. r. BaughaD I'oindex
ter; ]. Z. Payne. Virginia. T.. NJ. Miller. vir-
GINA
Isxinston-E *. Mercereau. ". Is. Mcr.
+. sibert. Iiarrisonhurg; G.. 4. Cralc Vir-
ginia; T. L. Raid. Lynchb,Tg; T. j. Roller.
Fort Deiiaucc: +. A. Campbell. Whining ton
!. g. Quccnshury. Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs
w. j.: Gregg. Virginia.
Gllhcrt-W. II. Eakin. chiffon Forge; A. A.
andria \. II. TAYLOR. sparta: II. W. Webb.
Norfolk; g. !. S;eptpe. LynchburS
Stumpf's-F. 3. Winston. Hanover. r D.
Page. NEWPORT News.
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+ R |E N D s Still
HOP EFOR MIRACLE
Girl Comes Out Of Trance,
but Sight Is Not
Restored.

PtsshurE. Pa: January SO. Margaret Ship
ley, aged twenty-tve. OF McKeesport. who
mas tasted cisht DAYS with rhc belief that
she would then be given her sight came out
OF her trance to-nigh The young woman
arose from her bed and wa lked unstealry
to chair She sat down and following
the advice of religious followers did not 20
to u window and look. 1t had been stated
by friends that when she looked out OF the
window her sight would be restored
Newspaper men We're in Attendance and
iheir unanimous verdict was To the effect
that the expected miracle mad failed An
endeavor was made to test The girls sight,
but all OF the womans friends objected
Miss Shiplcy has been blind since birth
Eight days ago she claimed to have had a
revelation. y fast and studious attention to
the Bible were 10 restore her sight, and she
started the experiment.
\ large crowd surrounded the house in
Mckeespori tonight. but after hours OF
waiting they departed disappointed Friends
OF Miss Shipley however, have not lost
heart. and expect the miracle at noon to.
IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
FLOOD STAGE IN OHIO
REACHED IN PITTSBURG

PHtsburg. Pa. January 3o-With tho river
rising slowly, a stage Of o3.3 feet was rea CHI
ed mere at p. NJ The crest OF the food Is
expected early Tomorrow, when n stage Of
twen,y-siH feet Is predicted. The danger
mark is twenty-five feet.
4 Up TO this time little damage has resulted
In this Vicinity. Ample warning had been
issued hy the local Cnited states weather
officials. and residents in tho lowlands. to-
gothcr with downtown business houses re-
moved al nerishablo goods 70 places OF
safety.
The water is gradually spreading over thS
io~lands below Inc city. Houses in tho i'm, :
mediate food zone are being vacated. In
some OF these. especially in the lower mort
side the water has covered tho first moor
to depth OF one foot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
Peninsula Good Roads Association Ready 70

Peninsula Good Roads Association Ready for
Active Work.
l.. &. Nanv!llc. chairman of the Virginia
Peninsula Good Roads Association, has call
ed meeting OF the executive committee 10
be held III Newport News Thursday at II
O'clock al The Warwick Hotel
TIC purpose OF this meeting is TO devise
plans and means looking TO tic construc.
ton OF the proposed sand clay road between
Norfolk, Newport News. williamsburg and
RicHnond.
Tic members OF this COMMITTEES are: W.
y, Koch East Richmond; j. \. Potts Bar
hamsyilic: j. L. Hubbard Charles city: r.
IL Geddy, Williams burg; G. l.. Smith
Tahbs; 4 Q. Gurtis. Denbcigh; II. G. Arm
strong, Hampton. The officers Of tho asst,-
Cation who are e%-olGicio members Of the
committee arc + IS. Darling. president.
Richmond; II r. tioodridcc. second vice
president, Norfolk: J. e. &. Spencer, third
rice president, williamsburg.
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Gnrros the Star.

Houston, Tex, January 30.-Roland
Earros. the aviator, was again the
star OF the Houston aviation meet this
afternoon Ills performance was OF the
reckless order. After executing aerial
figure cights and dips. he headed his
machine straight for the grandstand
\ Dumping into the stand seemed in
cvitablc, when, Just a the critical mo.
ment, he threw UP his planes and flew
over, hardly two feet from the spec.
tators \ minute later. he was off on
the other side of the field, dcpopulating
Tie automobiles parked there lie
chased a COW UP and down the field
until she was nearly exhausted
The aviatorS have extended their
meet here ono more day. Then they
Will go 10 san Antonio. Charles Il.
Hamilton made two daring flights in
his biplane.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
BARTON HEIGHTS CASE is
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED

Judge Scott yesterday in the Hen
rico county Circuit Court indefinitely
continued the case OF b. p. Wander
vail, colorcd. against the town Of Bar
ton Heights, wherein tho latter seeks
10 have dissolved an injunction re-
Straining the enforcement of an or
dinancc preventing the burial of
negroes near that corporations
The Injunction against Barton
Heights was granted some time ago,
when Judge E. II. Wells was presiding
for Judge Scott. The authorities re-
FUSED 10 permit the burial Of daugh-
ter Of the plaintiff. but Vanderbilt
applied to tho court for an order TO
Keep, officers from stopping the flu
neral.
The case has been pending for a
LONG Ul,j1a =
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NO MYSTERY THERE
Friends Of jefferson ID. Levy Mortified b.
tfiSlenIflp Rannrf

Friends Of jefferson d. Levy Mortified by
Misleading Report
FRIENDS of jefferson -. Levy. who shot
himself IN the Hotel Navarro New York, or
Friday. were distressed and mortified By
report published in all afternoon paper yes
tcrdaE which made II appear that there was
more or less mystery connected with this
identity OF the deceased. According to the
afternoon paper the man who killed himself
was supposed to he Levy Joseph, formerly
OF Richmond l
The correct account of tile suicide wa.
printed in The Times Dispatch on sunday
and this paper has been asked by several Of
Mr. ieNy's friends TO state that the report
in tho afternoon pnpc. was absolutely nm
true While his dealt. was tragic there was
no mystery about 1t except as TO why he
should have killed himself. Mr. Levy had
expected 10 30 into business in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

TAMPA. Fla. JanuarN Soft was
definitely announced here to-day that
McCurdy would be one of the entrants
in tho hundrcd-milc race over water
during the census celebration here.
commencing February 10. ELY. rost.
Ward and Bcachy arc the other en-
trHntS SO far and it is expected that
ono of the Wright machines now at
Augusta. Will be entered The race wifi
% from the Tampa aviation grounds
down the bay to Fort Dadc, thence
70 sara sofa Bay and return. slightly
more than 90 miles. Handsome purses
Will he hung up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
KURRlCK BROUGHT HERE
Arrested in Alexandria on Charge Of steal
in nnr


ing iSnGgrge
JunNs hurrlck. who was arrested several
days ago in Alexandra on q charge Of steal
ing baggage from the Richmond. Fredericks
burk and Potomac Railroad street BY Rail-
road Detective A. +. Canaday. broug h t
here by that officer yesterday to answer ),
charge al stealing Si2 from j. II. Morris K
Company lie is also charged with stealing
an ovcrcoat from William Phelps. He prac-
1icaly admitted 10 Captain Mcmahon tina
nc had taken the money from the firm by
Which he was once employed.
lie Was captured III Alexandria by Detec-
tive Ganaday after a long chase. in which,
an automobile had part Canady had seen
a man skuiking IN The dark near the SIN
ton. and when he got 10 his hotel received
p report OF the baggage robbery. Ho got
into an automobile and went tho placc
Nhcio The man had been seen. and lIurrick
MAS arrested. Al the baggage was rccov-
+
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ARRESTED IN PAWN SHOP
Two Young Men Held While Trying to Dis
pose of Clothing,

Two 1UIIIS NIGH IttIU " hlIf IrIInE 10 DIS
pose of Clothing.
T. ]. Clark and Albert Johnson two YOUNG
White men OF progressing appearance were
arrested YESTERDAY morning by Detective
Sergeant Wiley as one Of the Two was at.
tempting 10 pawn suit OF clothes in n
pawn shiap: Tho detective the men
from a Gag. and followed them. lie became
suspicious and arrested them on the spot,
They were taken to police headquarters
where after close questioning by captain
McMahon, they were locked up at suspicious
characters.
They had with them suit case and tele-
sccpc baG. both heavily allied with clothes
underwear socks :iies and quantity Of
suit o: clothes. They were unable to give
satisfactory explanation OF tho possession
q 50 much wearing apparel. and IT was
decided 10 lock them IN
The suit cases Werc taken from board
ine-house on East Main Street by Sergeant
Wiley. who went there Immediately after
turning the men over To CAPTAIN Mcmahon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
DEATHS

NIEADOR-Died at his residence. i07
Taylor Street, JAMES II. MEADOR.
age siXty-one years.
Funeral from the house at 3
o'clock THIS EVENING. Friends and
relatives respectfully invited TO at
tend.
ROCKETT-Died, in this city. on the
30th instant at 10 o'clock F. NJ. at
the residence OF her aunt, Mrs. w. II.
Hopkins. IDA VERSER. beloved wife
county, Va.
Grafton, Va, WEDNESDAY MORN
ING for interment
80 at 1916 r. NJ. sALL1E GRAY
~ CR1DLlN. beloved wife OF George C..
Cridlln She leaves her husband.
mother, brother and four sisters to
mourn their loss.
a precious one from us has gone,
voice we loved is still,
a place is vacant in our home
Which never can lie filled
HER HUSBAND. Fl
Funeral from her late residence.
ala NJ Street. WEDNESDAY, Feb,
ruary /, at 1870 2. NJ. Relatives and
friends invited to attend.
WALDEN--Dfcd, at his residence, o2I
Randolph Street, Sunday. January
29th. at 1885 p. NJ. w. MASON WAL
DEN, aged fifty-thrce years. son OF
the late Il. r. and NJ. T.. Walden. Be-
sides his wife. he leaves one brother
and one sister, Mr.. j. s. Walden and
Mrs NJ. r. Pace.
AK Funeral will take place from Ran
dolpth street Baptist Church THIS
MORNING at IL o'clock. ij II
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PICKED UP BY POLICE
Hopkins Arrested for selling I.iuuor
House Where Mnn S,ns Killed

fTUP3>'I1N .HFrrNttU lot ScIIfDE IIUUOr In
House Where Man Vas Killed.
LOG nelson, colorcd, was arrested last night
on charge OF running an objectionable re-
sort at Coz ST James street.
William Miles. colored. was arrested on u
charge OF stealing shoes from Lewis witt.
sam Hopkins, co'ored. arrested by 20
lcemen spur and Bot'o on charge Of
seiiing liquor at Hague Street. the homo
saturday night.
3. y. Barnes white. was arrested an n
charge Of assauing William Walker Walk
CT rs alleged 10 have gone 10 Barncs's house
and cursed him. whereuron Barnes struck
MN Win his nst and then finished UP tho
Walker. charging him with cursng and
abusing Rarnes. The trouble is said 10 have
arisen from quarrel over children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
GOVERNMENT VICTORY
Tcst Case Won, and Railroad Must Pay
Excessive Charges.

Excessive Charges.
New Orleans, La, January 30.-The
government won sweeping victory
to-day in test case of tho interstate
commerce act, when u jury In Tic Fed
cial District Court returned a verdict
or or guilty against tho Texas and Pa
cine Railroad, under an Indictment
embracing five counts. The charges
a gatnst the railroad were that in the
Suise OF storage charges rates in eX-
cess OF those approved by tho Inter
state Commerce Commission were made
on shipments from Missouri and Ar
kansas points TO New Orleans.
me penalty which the court may
impose ranges from $1,000 to $4,000
me on each count. It is stated that
the railroad will be called upon to pay
pack all such excessive charges col
iectcd. amounting to thousands OF dol
!arS. according to the government off,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

For The benefit Of the hospital OF tho col
ored Womens Central League, which has
done great deal OF charitable work among
the poor OF lis race in Richmond there viii
be fair held for Two weeks in the Globe
Theatre. Tho negroes secured the use ar
tine theatre through Captain Andrew pizzim
and ". q. PZzlni.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

tho aviator. when the daring young
bird man crossed tho starting line at
7:3e O'Clock M his journey across the
Florida straits to Havana. the longest
over-watcr flight yet attempted in tile
history OF aviation.
10 passed from the sight OF those
on his side OF the channel within nf.
tocn minutes. and the next heard OF
him was that he had been forced to
descend in tho water ten miles from
Havana by a shortage OF oil. McCurdy
aud his machine were uninjured, and
were picked up by the torped boat de-
stroyor PauldinS and taken TO Havana
Despite the many disappointments to
tho public here, McCurdy did not lack
for spectators when he started and
he SaVc all who witnessed his flight
tho satisfaction they were expecting.
When satisfactory reports on the
weather had iecn received. the aviator
climbed into his Curtiss hiplane and
waved the signal to release him. The
eororlanc Slticd gracefully down the
ieil for a hundred feet or more, and
then rose into the air.
CiCc,cs Over City.
After reaching u height of about 500
feet, McCurdy turned his machine anu
circlcd over the city. The ocean front
WAS lined with cheering thousands as
hc PASSED. whiie other thousands filled
roofs, open fields and other places os
vantage. He then made another circle
Of tho city. while dying 1000 feet in
tho air. and OH returning to a point
above tho aviation field was given the
sigma 10 start OH his flight to Havana.
Acting on instructions from the Navy
department. I.icutcnant- Commander
Stcrlins in command of the torpedo
iestroyr. feet here, rendered every
possible all T., the avid TOR. and seven
naval vessels we're stationed along the
course when McCurdy started. AS soon
as he was sighted by tho crew Of II
boat tho vessel steamed ahead but
McCurdy, maintaining a speed of near
II sixty miles an hour. soon ot;tstripped
them all, and it then became a race to
Sec which would reach Havana first
This afternoon McCurdy's camp hero
was dismantlad and his equipment viii
be shippcd at once TO uavana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

ISVtC!HI 10 TIC I-IIleS- IJlSput Oh.
Washington, y. c., January Gothic
population Of Franklin, Va, as an.
nounced here to-day is 2271 as
against 1.1i3 in 1900. and Of West
Point 1.3a7. as against 1.307 in 1909
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Judgment Entered,

Judgment was entered yesterday In the
Law and Equity Court in the case OF James
H. Fraser against the Fulton Brick Works
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

Enlistment at Colonial Beach, was
brought to Washington this morning.
1t Will be reshipped to Baltimore
where it will be met by friends.
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=. Hester A. Smith.

kins, this city. The body will be
taken to Grafton tomorrow morning
for burial.
Mrs. Hester A. Smith.
Especial To The Times Dispatch.
Stanton, Va, January Sn.-Mrs
Hester 4. Smith, widow of James II
Smith is dead. aged scventy-four years
She had been "a member Of Christ
Lutheran Church OF this city for forty
two years. and was one OF the oldest
members She is survived by two sons
Richard II. Smith. of stanton. and J.
NJ. Smith, Of Fordwick.
Mrs. Mary II. Moon.
Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.l
Charlottesville, Va, January 30
Mrs. Mary Barclay Moon, aged eighty
Moon, died Saturday night at Dun
lora." the home OF her son and only
child. John B. Moon, one Of the most
prominent attorneys OF the Albemarlo
bar. She lived for many years al
Brooklyn" her home near Scottsvilie
In this county. She was the daughter OF
Nathaniel Nfass!e, of Waynesboro. after
wards Of Spring valley" In Albenarie
county, and sister of the late n. II
Massie, OF this city.
Mrs. Jennie Watson.
Especial to The Times Dispa tch.
Winchester, Va, January 30.-Alrs
Jennie Watson, who was found crawl
ing on her hands and knees in tho
northern part of Winchester several
days ago. feebly calling for help, ar
ter sustaining an attack of heart dis
ease fingered until this morning. and
expired, aged sixty-threc years. She
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
John ..shburn.

iieatnsTille. Va, January 3U-John
NShbufn died yesterday morning OF
pneumonia al his home in HICKS
Seek The interment WILL be in tho
lainiiy nurying ground TT his home,
ana the services will be conducted BY
Rev. Herbert S. Driscoll. n e'5
Mr.. Ashburn was about seventy
Years Of age, anu leaves II nifc and
several children -
Mrs. judith A. Dosrett.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Heathsrille. Va january 3O-Mrs
judith Ann Dosgett died AT her home,
near Nuttspille. on Saturday. OF pncu-
Inonla. aged about seventy years. She
Is survived By five children. ALI Of this
county.
J. u. Kite.
Especial % The Times Dispat eli \
Liberty Mills. Va, January 3o.-J. q
Kite, OF this place. died Sunday morn
inS at 1890 o'clock. aged f!fty-fou-
years. he is survived by his vile aud
SIX children as follows: Anna Lester
and Margaret pcndleton: James BAR
b"ur. Jr.. of the medical faculty OF :ha
university: John n. OF Qutnnimon. W.
Na.. and William w, OF Lawton,
W. Va. and Edwin Randolph Kite. Mr..
kite Is also survived by three sisters
and four brothers. as follows: j. =.
Kite. Somerset:J. NJ. Kite, Alexandria,:
Thomas Kite, Se1on; Or. 4. w. Kite.
ton Warner. Odessa, Mass: AIRS. Ileuf-
man. Fort Worth. Tex; Mrs. Sirane
kite, Madison.
The intcrment will take place at
Graham Cemetery on Tuesday He Viii
be buried with Masonic honors by the
Orange Lodge OF which he had long
been a member.
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OBITUARY

Mrs. Thomas j. Crockett.
Mrs. Ida Nerser Crockett. wife Of
Thomas j. Crockett, of York county,
Va, died last night at 10 o'clock at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. w. +. Hop
ltins, this city. The body will be
taken to Grafton tomorrow morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

-, Only One CHRONIC QUININE,'
= hat rs LAXATIVE BROMO1 toUININE. Look
Tor Tor the Signature OF y. w. GROVE. Used the
world over TO euro Cold In One Day. Zoo.