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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
T0PURCHASE LAND
ABOUT YORKTOWN
Aim Is to Preserve Historical
Associations Of Famous
Section. ;lS.
(special 70 The Tlmes-pispatch.

H.. Il
Washington, D. c.. June 14.-W.S g.
mexican, founder and secretary Of the
Yorktown Historical Society, who fs'
closely identified with the Descendants,
OF the Slsners. spent to-day in Wash;
ington WORKING up interest In the plan,
Oh having the government survey and
ultimately purchase some Of the lands
around yorktown, which have not yet
been secured, for the purpose Of more
carefully preserving the historical as
sociattons OF that section. M
Mr. Mexican called on Senator Swan-
son and discussed the matter with him
AS result OF the conference Senator
swanson is shortly to call on Secretary
OF war StiInson and other government,
officials and further Interest them In
the matter. 1t is the belief Of Mr.. Me-
kea1 and others that the War Depart
ment should first outline plan. which
would be followed by a bill in the
House and Senate for the purchase of
such lands around Yorktown as might
be thought proper for the purposes
under consideration. There already IS
considerable interest In the proposition.
and Il is believed that even IL nothing
definite is done at this session of Con-
gress good results will come Senator
Swanson assured Mr.. Mexican that he
would cooperate with him in the mat
ter and do whatever might bs neces-
sary. In the House. Representative
Lamb probably will take similar a, c-
n. H j ." 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
MRS. COOK
4 TELLS TRUTH
In Signed Statement Mrs. Cook
Tells the Truth About How
Cardui Brought Back
Her Strength.

Dexter. ky.-"I could not get any
relief" says Mrs. Ida Cook. of this
place. until | tried cardui, the wo-
mans tonic.
Il was SO weak and nervous could
hardly do my housework. I suffered
more or less for ten years with wo-
manly trouble and sick headaches.
Since taking Cardui for two months
am In better health than have
been in some time am regular as
clock-work. do not suffer at all. and
am gaining strength every day."
You can't go wrong in taking Car
dui. IT is safe remedy for women's
ills. 1t acts gently and without bad
after effects.
In deciding on Cardui you will feel
more a I ease, in knowing that 1t is a
purely vegetable remedy that has no
powerful drug effects but acts more
naturally, in a tonic way. by gradually
building up the womanly strength.
Thousands of women have been
helped back to health by Cardui. the
woman's tonic.
Thousands of druggists sell cardui.
and recommend 1t to do just what is
claimed for it.
Try Cardui
\. B.-Wriie to Ladies' Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Chat
tanooga, Tenn, for Special Instructions,
and 6+-page book. "Home Treatment
for Women sent in plain wrapper.
on request.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
.EAGL ES' PARADE
FEATURE {: OF DAY
Visitors Entertained at Clam
bake and Social Session.
Election To-Day.
Special TO The TImes-pispa.ch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Hampton, Va. June IA monster
parade, In which 1000 Eagles partici-
pated. this afternoon proved the feat
ure of the second days work OF the
sixth annual convention Of Virginia
Grand Aeric. Fraternal Order OF
Eagles.
The parade brought Eagles from
Richmond, petersburg, Norfolk. Ports
mouth Newport News and Berkeley In
large numbers, and the column was
nearly mile and half long. The fire.
men Of Hampton. Phocbus and Newport
News we're in the line of march
This morning the aerie held a short
business session, when matters OF a
secret nature were attended to. This
afternoon the visitors were entertained
at clamhake al Buckroe Beach. and
tonight the Eagles were the guests of
the Phoebus Eagles at Il social session,
Tomorrow the annual election of
officers Will take place and the selec-
ton of tho next place OF meeting Will
then be male.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
DOCTORS TO MEET
NEXT IN EMPOR
Semi-Annual Session Will Be
Held in September-P Present
Officers Hold Over.
DEATH DUE TO APoPLExY
Grand Jury Will Consider Bank
Cascs-Other News of
Petersburg.
rlmes-Dispatch Bureau.
100 North Sycamore Street

Petersburg, Va. June II.
The Southside Virginia Medical AS
ISOLATION adjourned at late hour la S t
night, after being entertained at the
Country Club by the Petersburg med
ical faculty and closing Its evening
session there. Several papers of in
terest were read before the associa-
ton. The next semi-annual session
of the association Will be held in En-
poria in September. and the present
officers hold over. DR.. j. Boiling
Jones. of this city. is the president.
Died OF .,poplexy.
The evidence before the coroner's
Jury this afternoon sitting in the
case of Edward Johnson tcolored), al
legged to have died OF injuries inflicted
last sunday morning by James Pull
liam (colorcd). developed some re-
markable features. 1t was charged
that Pulliam struck johnson OH the
head with a large whlskey bottle.
Pulliams wife and another witness
swore that they saw him strike tho
blow. and other witnesses testified
that Johnson told the that he had been
struck with bottle. Johnson died on
Monday evening.
Coroner Leigh made statement to
the jury to the effect that he had very
carefully examined the body of John
son, and that he had made an autopsy,
but that the closest scrutiny had
failed TO detect the slightest sign of
injury to the dead mans scalp or
skull, and that he could not have died
OF any blow. Dr. Leigh found large
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
ltevcrIy-CoIek

Oxford, y, c., June IA beautiful
wedding was solemnized Wednesday
morning at the home OF Mrs. Frank G.
Coles In Granville county, when her
daughter Miss Sallie Boyd Coles. was
married to w. ~ Reveriy. OF Rich-
mond, Rev. J. F. Coleman officiatine
Ihe parlor was tastefylly adorned with
ferns and flowers. The groom was ac-
companied by his brother, Robert Rev
erly. The maid of honor was Miss
FANNIE Morton. Mrs. S. B. Howard
was dame of honor. The bridesmai i'd 5
were Miss Bessie Edmondson, Miss
Settle Morton and Miss Annie Morton.
The bride was becomingly attIred in
white marquisette over messaline. with
pearl ornaments and orange Blossoms
Mr. and Mrs. Reveriy left Immediately
for Richmond at.i
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Social and
r ersonal

M r. and Mrs. Barker Gumers
#W Hamill. or Trenton. MI, Will
arrive In Richmond on Satur-
DAY evening 10 be tho guests OF Mrs.
Hamilrs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wl.
liam L, Royal, on West Franklin
Street. until Sunday evening. Miss
Anne Royal, who has been with Nj.
and It's Janill In New Jersey for
several weeks, Will return with them
TO this city.
Entertainment Mt Club.
~ delightful feature of this after
noon Will be the lawn party at the
country Club. where the Old Dominion
tennis tournament will be In progress
[ 2:30 o'clock. 4N
PARTIES OF friends will be seated at
small tables on the club lawn and
its piazzas and refreshments will be
served after q o'clock. Members or
the club are privileged to invite an
out-of-town guest. and members OF
the Hermitage Club who are playing
in The tennis tournament, are expected
10 be present
The grounds OF the Country Club
are beautiful in their early summer
dress. and this afternoons gathering
VIII doubtless specially symbolic the
spirit and beauty of the season
The car company will run a fifteen
minute service over the Westhampton
line Thursday. Friday and Saturday OF
this week from 3 + III. to l.. mid
night for the benefit of the Country
Club members and out-of- town Wis
ttors attending the tennis tournament
and the open and invitation golf tour
naments now In progress,
Meeting of Daughters OF Confedcrncy.
Richmond Chapter. United Daugh-
tcrs OF the Confederacy. at their meet :
Ing OH yesterday morning passed the
following resolution of appreciation
OF Miss Johnston-s book. 'rhe Long
Roll:
Whereas The Long ROLL written
by Miss Mary Johnston. OF Richmond.
is an eloquent vindlcation of principles
which the United Daughters of the
Confederacy hold most sacred be it
Resolved, That Richmond Cha pier,
United daughters OF the Confedcracy.
desires to express It's communication
OF the book and its Recommendation
that 1t be adopted in the history de-
oartments OF Virginia schools and
colleges"
The chapter held It's last meeting
before the fan in Lee Camp Hall a II
A. 81. With Mrs. y. V. Randolph pre-
siding,
Report were made By the various
officers and committees Both the
Polk Miller concert at the City Audi
forum In May and the recent moon
light excursion on James River were
successful and large sums realized
thereby.
~ request was made from Hollywood
Memorial Association that Richmond
Chapter shall in future take charge
OF the Davis section in Hollywood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
been engaged In business for a num-
6er Of years He Is a native OF South
News OF Ashland.


Especial to The Times-Dispatchl S
Ashland. Va. Juno 1.-THE Kappa
Alpha. Kappa Sigma. Phi Delta Theta
and Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternities OF
Randolph Macon College held their nrst
Pan Hellevte banquet at the Jefferson
Hotel In Richmond Monday night. The
speakers table was prettily decorated
with pink carnations and ferns. Be-
tween tho courses. toests to each Of
the fraternities were responded to, be-
sides a toast to the Goats" THE
Ladies'" and the Alumni"
After the banquet the ballroom
doors were thrown open and the dane
Ing continued to an early morning
hour. Dr. I. F. Lewis, OF Randolph
Macon, acted as postmaster.
Those present from the Kappa Alpha
Fraternity were r. C. Astrop. with
Miss Wright; ". G. Fairbanks, with
Miss Hcarn; n. Hope. with Miss Pal
teron; ". B. Midyette. with Miss
Grace Lee: F. j. ISeilam with Miss
Rubenette Lee; c, L Cleaton, with
Miss McCullen t-hiltp Cogbili, with
Miss Walden; Paul Ives, with Miss De
Larnette; Boxley Vaughan with Miss
Virginia Potts; Ralph Midyette. with
Miss Jones: Louis Smithey, with Miss
Greyson Hoofnagle; Professor Arthur
Kyle Davis.
oiGiid rEdIcTHlly---b. =.
Smith. with Miss Driver: E. B. Pretty
man. with Miss Helen Lipscomb; w.
g. White. with Miss Louise Miller; II.
Lee Rowe. with Miss May Baldwin
eugene NOEL. with Miss Martha Suther-
land; p B. Hopkins. with Miss Nina
Wylie: n. l. Beville, with Miss Ames.
J. H. Smith. with Miss Agnes Wright:
): e. Woodhouse. With Miss Katherine
Pinner; W. l. Dardln. with Miss
Ioddyi Quinn Eggleston. with Miss
Phi Delta Theta Fraternlty-L L.
Graveley. with Miss Clark HoofnaEIe
G. F. Blanton. with Miss Annie Laurie
Haynes: John Simpson, with Miss An
ME Marye; j. " Reed, with Miss
Ethel Lawless; r. w. Peatross, with
Miss Annie Macon Potts; NJ. K. Blunt.
with Miss Mary Garth; R. w Marye.
with Miss Elise CardweIl; Charles
Stebotns. Jr.. with Miss Sarah ca I'd
well; r. ". Tatum. e. SheHey
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity-G. l..
BOSNIAN, with Miss Alice Howison; F.
O. POPE. with Miss Louise Allen; r.
r. Dawson with Miss Virginia Grice
G. Elliott. with Miss Louise Ware;
j. r. Worsham, with Miss Carr Stead
{. E. Young, with Miss Emma Lee
Priddy: j. f. Woodward. with Miss NIL
dred Grice: W. L, Tucker, with Miss
Ruth Blnkey; ]. A. Chapman, with
Miss Florence Walker; C.. p. Amory.
with Mss Ella Tiliey: j. T. Gillett,
with Miss Sallie Drewry; w. j. Haynie
with Miss Annie Hunter: a. r. Beane.
with Miss Ida Simms. r. n. Walker,
with Miss Katherine Kent.
The chaperone were Mr.. and Mrs. d.
+. Midyette. Mrs. A. c. Wightman. Mr..
and Mrs. H. p. Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. D. Hunter. Mrs. Anna Carr.
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Dey--stuurt.
:, lspecIql TO The Times-Dispatci,.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
fredericksburg. Va, Juno 14-.Cal-
vert Rogers Dey. OF Norfolk, and Miss
Aiargaret Stuart were united in mar
rage to-day at noon at Cedar Grove, ,.
me ancestral home OF the bride, in
thing George county. The bride Is a
aauGhter or MIR. and Mrs. S. T. Stuart
ana granddaughter of the late DR..
Rlchard II. Stuart. The bride was
given away by her brother, RIchs rd
r. Stuart. The brides costume was
white satin. Ell train, trimmed with
seed pearls. embroidery and old lace.
a tulle veil caught with orange bios
SONS and diamond pendant, la gift
OF the groom. She carried white roses
MISS Ina Wallace. of Washington, play
ed the wedding march. ,f
me bridematds were Misses RosuIle
and Columbia Smith. Resale and MARY
Grymes. nieces OF the bride. They wore
"hite lingerie dresses made Dutch
neck. yellow sashes and carried Mn r.
snerttes Miss EuSenia Stuart Davis
vas vas Hover girl. Walter Dey. of Nor
iolk, the groom's brother, was hest
man. The ushers We're: Waiter Santos.
OF Norfolk; Almond de Rosset, Of NORTH
Carolina: Hunter Bell, OF Norfolk ma
i i. stuart Hunter. OF Baltimore. The
mouse was beautifully decorated
After the reception the bridal couple
left on the yacht Gnvota for Washinr.
ton, and from there will go on n NORTH :
ern trip, after which they will reside
In Norfolk 49, ' e''u {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DAY IN
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Wythevtlle, Va, June 1i.-Proceed y
ings in the Supreme Court of Appeals,
to-day were as follows: Vililst5.gE{
Tazewell c, and l. Co. VS.. Gillespie
ct ais Argued BY A. a. Phlegar, for
appellant. and A. Fl. Higgenbotham and
w r; Henson for appellee. and SUBJ
mitted. f's 35is Il 337l1fi T2ee.2i
Hurt VS.. Blankenship. Argued by III
POWELL Royal and S. D. May for ap-'
reliant. and W. r. Henson for ap9s
pellee, and submitted. ..58
The court adjourned for the term, To
open In stanton on the Sth daytof
September. ID s M l355
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
MAKES ESCAPE AND
THEN SURRENDERS
special to Tho Times. pispa ten

LtopeCldl 10 Inc l1meS- DIS Da tcn. I I-iEH
Norton. Va. June l4.-Sheriif Ktser
passed through town to-day, having
In custody Charles Hunsucker, who
shot and killed John Roberts on
Guests River. about ten miles north
west OF Norton, or Sunday afternoon.
The trouble arose over friendly
scuffle between some boys, resulting
In row between Roberts and Hun
sucker. Both men drew their pistols,
hut Hunsucker was too quick. killing
his opponent almost instantly After
the shooting, and while Hunsucker
was trying to make his escape. he was
fired upon by the friends OF Roberts,
and received q slight flesh wound. lie
made good his escape. however. but
on the day following sent word TO
tho sheriff that he wanted to give up,
and did so this morning. Roberts,
the man killed. was about thirty years
OF age and unmarried, Hunsucke..
his slayer, is about the same age and
also unmarried. sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
SLAYER MAKES ESCAPE.
John Inscnre Killed While Returninn
Home From, Business Trip l41s

Especial to The Times Dispatch \ sE
Giadesboro. Va June l4.-News has
reached hero that John Inscare, who
resided few miles south OF this place,
was shot and killed late Saturday eve
hing by a MAJ named Lynch, who is
still at large Inscare was Shot twice.
and was killed almost instantly. Mr..
lnscare resided with his widowed
mother, 1t is said Mr.. Inscare had been,
to Mount Airy. y. c.. on business and
was returning home when the murder
occurred. The alarm was sent out In
every direction. and the officers are
on the lookout for the murderer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
Arnlxtronr--o,yen

Especial to The Times Dispa tch1
Fredercksburg. Va. June i4.-W. T.
armstrong and Miss Carrie Minor
oven. daughter of Mrs. Il. IT. Hcn,!er-
SON SON both Of this city. were married
mere THIS afternoon at o'clock 1T the
home of the bride, Rev. John r In
c9bs performing the ceremony. The
attendants were Miss Murine Arm
strong, with Hunter Curtis; Miss
MA cne zones. with Edmund Bowie.
The wedding music was played by Mrs
Waliace Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Arm
strong left for q Northern bridal trim.
AFTER which they Will make their home
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NXIlIia-s.,i.h

lSpeGiaI to The Times Dispatch.l
Hampton, Va. June l4.-J M willis.
Jr,, son of Division Superintendent of
schools John NJ. Wills, and Miss Diana
Smith, of York county, were quietly
married to-day by the Rev. Thomas
G: Darst. of ST. Paul's EpiscopaI
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis will spend
their honeymoon In Waynesboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
BI.OCiS OF FIVE BUILDINGS @
s IN PHOEBUS IS DESTROYED
[Special 10 rho Tlnes-Disna IL, 4

Especial TO The Times Dispatch. Il v
Hampton, Va. June 14!-Fire which
started in Phoebus at an early hour.
frame buildings, three saloons, fruit
store and cigar business. The de-
stroyed property Is in the business
section OF Phoebus. and the HAMPTON
fire depar tment was called upon 20
render assistance before the flames
could be subdued. The damage is es-
timated at 10000. s5Ssss
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Nc. Especial TO The Times Dfspa Itch. 81
Spring Hope, n. c. June i4.-W. S.
Pounds. being taken from Pawtuck ct
r. J., to Tampa, Fla, charged with
bigamy. escaped from a Seaboard train
through the window at Norlina last
night and was captured to- day al
Spring Hope by Chief OF Police Soall
.ings. George A. Bell, the Tampa Off
Ger. reached Spring Hope and will take
Pound to Tampa. $50 q "a 81 a ss.3'7'l7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
.Renults on Primarr. .

1.saS SpeciaI 70 TING 7TImes- Dfspatch.1
81 Hampton. Va, June +; 14.lComTIete
returns to-day from the Democratic
urinary. In Elizabeth City county,
Hampton and Phoebus<&show that the
X Curtis; Treasurer, David Johnson:
Commissi OF tho Revenue, II. Nv.
Booker Clark Of Courts,EH SH. Holt;
Commemorative ATTORNEY, e. E. Mon
tegue, s ST IS i'5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
Issue Of $50, 900 Authorized.

tSpecialito Tho Times Dispatch1
q Rocky Mount. Va, June 14.-The.
town OF Rocky Mount to-day voice TO
Issue $4,000 III bonds to build water
works, light and sewer system. The
vote wasf77 for bonds md 13 against.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
Observation-Disclosures

Mrs. Laura White; of Oklahoma, and
+ Edward II. Mason, of Gloucester coun-
evening by Rev. Russell Cecil, pastor
of the Second Presbyterian Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

Mrs. Henry Hymes and her mother,
Mrs. /. N. Williams. OF Mount Pleasant
Texas. have returned from a Visit to
New York, and are at Gresham Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

o. n. Berry, and Blair Boiling have
left to spend some time in Europe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

Mrs. J NJ. German Of Floyd Avenue.
Is spending the summer at Buckroe
Beach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

Frank Christian is at the university
forAthe finals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

Nelson Ingram Will leave next weel
70 attend the finals at the Virgini;
Military Institute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

air. and Mrs. Charles NJ Grant Will
leave Richmond shortly to make their
home in the South. RI
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Miss Lottle May Hurt. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Darrell Saunders, at
Crewe, Va. has returned to the city
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Judge George Shackelford, OF Orange,
is in town for few days.
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Miss Elizabeth Boase. of Highland
Park. who has been the guest of Mrs
MARI T. Wheatiey, in Alexandria, is
visiting now in Baltimore.
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Miss Jane Nelly has returned to
Portsmouth ate: recent visit here.
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Mrs. Hunter Mcclure is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Alexander Robertson.
In stanton. i
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Miss Louise Redford is visiting
friends in Petersburg.
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Miss Juliet Martin is visiting reia :
tives in Scottsville.
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". r. Marshall has returned from
a visit TO Newport News.
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PIERSON.PICKERING co.

Will furnish you money IN "A
shorter time and at tho lowest
rate of any company IN tho
state,
WIN insure YOU in old line
companies that absolutely mako
you safe,
BONDS For public constitute
ton, private business OF om-
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NO COST TO YOU III WE
FAIL no PLEASE.
20S-8 Drew Bldg. Phone 2ti
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VINO is Hlt?
Young Man Found Near O>agc City
Can't Tell His Name

pawhuska, okla. July no. 4 somI-
domontcd Young man who was found
near the road east of Usage city last
week, is receiving care and medical
treatment at the Usage County m-
firmorN Tie sometimes says that ne
rs Harry WatGius and at other times
he says ne Is owen Mathews M,
can't tell whore he came from and
about his former whereabouts.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1911-02-05

Montgomery, February 4.-(Special.)-
Dignity of the state officials of Alabama
has been outraged by the measure OF
Representative J. Lee Long, which few
days ago was introduced in the house
of representatives. The bill provides that
all servants of the state, from head of
the departments down, shall have their
salaries reduced commensurately with
their loss of time between the hours of
o'clock in the morning and o'clock
in the Afternoon. One hour is allowed for
lunch.
Absence from the capitol one day, If
not on business of the state, will result in
a deduction of one-thirtieth from the
monthly stipend. Failure on the part of
the officials and clerks to be in their
office during the six hours specified will
be commensurately punished. No pro-
visions is made for an expert account
any provisions for overtime nor Sum
day work.
The bill is calculated to iron-bind the
officials to full months work. the meas
ure to be enforced by oath of the officials
setting forth how much time they have
lost.
Two Days Allowed
Section of Representative Longs bill
provides that two days can be lost out of
every month, to be squandered at will.
This section says:
IF such officer or clerk shall have
been absent from his or her office of en-
ploment during office hours for or on ac-
count of any reason other than public
business connected with his or her office
or employment, or for sickness of him
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1911-02-05
rin, Mrs. McNab Reeves and Mrs. I

rill. Mrs McNab Reeves and Mrs. f.
D. Corker of ST. James Guild.
Tomorrow Bishop Beckwith will fill
the pulpit of the church and will also
administer the rite of confirmation to
large class whose names have not
yet been given out.
pleasant party of gentlemen which
will include Rev. T. II. Johnston are
arranging to leave soon for a sojourn
of several weeks on fishing tour In
Florida The company will make the
journey down the river in small can
vas boats and will camp along at in
tervals until they rea CHI the lakes.
The matter of holding a Chautauqua
here during May is meeting the seri-
Gus consideration of the Wharton Me-
mortal association and is now regarded
as a certainty. Proper committees are
corresponding with view of secur-
ing Bob Taylor. Rev. Lem G. Brough-
ton, John Sharp Williams, DR.. w. L.
Pickard and other distinguished men
to deliver lectures during the occa-
sion.
Another moving picture and vaude-
vile show is preparing to open up in
the theatre here next week. which will
mark the third that will be in active
operation.