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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04

). H.. Bean. AIT. Olivct, r.. A. Jordan.
west End. to be supplied; Vinton, j. B.
tienry; Roanoke Circuit. f. Il. Ham
mona; Bethany, r. *. hewitt; Buch-
anan; II. .. Febrey; F~incastle, A. Van
~Devander: Glen Wilton. L. 1. Lloyd;
Eagle Rock. j.. E. Keller: Buena Vista.
y. Bush; J. S. IIngle. supply: Rock
bridge. Thomas Cooper: Lexington. NJ.
-. Mitchell; Collierstown. l. V. Ruck-
man: Elliston. to be supplied; Chris
tiansburE, c. S. Stanton: Cambria, G..
y. kidner;; Blaclksburg. II. p. Hamill:
Newport, @. r. Fringcr: New Castle, A.
l. Harnesberger; Oriskany. l.. n. Nails,
supply; CatawbG, .. X. Gilbert; Con-
ference Secretary and Treasurer Of
Education. II. p. Hamill.
LeWisburE District-W. II Woolf.
presidins elder; Lewisburg, l.. S. Rnda-
+: G. Meeks. one to be supplied; vii
liamshurg, y. ". Wheeler: Blue Sui
phurs s: II Greene: Hinton. II. 1
town, ]. ii. Watkins sp suppIsy: :Al dersoT.
s 6, E BeeTpy; Gnieni J; n York: swee.
W II. Best: White Sulphur. J. II.
Schooley: Alvon. l.. H. Van Deyander.
suppiy; E~allashan. J. w. Beall; Cow
o..D. Lambert: Potts creek, 3. 6. fH lea,
mintollsr supply; Clifton Forge, ".
Q. Talbcrt; Selma, w. w. Bcasley
Bath, H. G. Bitner; Hot Springs. S. r.
Snead; Huntersville. Thomas Morgan,
supply: Mountain Grove. A. D.. Good.
all. supply: Marlinton, 4. NJ. Cackiey;
dreen aan (, Il 4; \ Eel how g. 6. Lambert;
supplied; Durbin. II. @. Burr: Profess
yor in Alleghany Collegiate Institute,
L. 5. Shires.
MoorcfieId District-G. D. White. nrc-
sizing elder. Mooreield. w X. Marsh:
neterSburs, H. Lawson, supply: Frank
I'm, W. lawson; Keyser. NJ. II. Keen.
CUMBERLAND j. II. Balthis; South Cum
neriand, \: Lee Barrett: Eld Garden
MN,heeler; FroStburg. W. F. woolf.
clintstone; j. l. Thomas: Romney. I
s~pringheld. Fl: Z Myerly. 6. W. Yost.
Berkley. G. Fl. Cannon: Morganton. G.
~ Maycs: Gainsboro. Wendell Allen:
s'~ardcnsville, S. G.. Thomas supnlv:
Capro4 Bridge. G. G. Oliver, Liston-
burg, Ed House, supply: mpshtr 4
= Sapp: Hardy, G. Is. Heydrick; North
kivei G. p. Ifercheval, supply; trans
Tered, Absalom Knox. to the Little
Rock Conference. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
MAJOR|TYFAvORS
Competitive BIDS
Street Cleaning Committee Re
fuses to Change Method of
Purchasing Supplies.

Contracts for feed for the next nine
y days were awarded by the Council
Committee on Street Cleaning on ON
petitive bids last night. for the various
grades of supplies. vehement protest
against this method of purchasing
grain was made by Mr.. Bennett, who
argued that by buying on tile OMEN
market. from time to time. rs needed.
the city could secure better prices. and
pE All. Hirschberg. who wanted the
whole matter Of purchasing feed to be
ie1t 10 the superintendent of the de.
Phrtment. The debate was heated at
times. some evidences OF temper beins
shown before the final vote. which
stood . to 3. Several salary increase
matters and 4 resolution sending SUI
perintendent Cohn away ar tho city's
expense to inspect street ilushers were
ptnding, hut the Council was III ses>
sion. and an adjournment was forced
BY Mr. umlauf. who protested against
rushing such business through hur-
1iedlE. without due consideration. and
also asserted that 1t was not proper
Sourtesy TO the Councit. and might
result in the adjournment OF tina ody
II the members We're not present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
JUDGE ATKINSON
DIES AT HIS HOME
Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.l

Especial 70 The Timcs-Dispatchl
winchester, Va, April 3.-Judge uil-
lam Mayo Atkinson, of the Corpora
ton Court OF Winchester. died this
morning from a STROKE OF apoplexy,
which he suffered late last light. lie
had been failing for several years. He
was born here slxty-thrcc years ago
and was q son of Rev. William II
Atkinson. y. u, a noted Presbyterian
minister. whose wife was tho brst per.
son buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
Judge Atkinson was a graduate of
.lIampden-Sldney College and the Uni
Tcrsity OF Virginia. lie ranked high III
FreeTasonry was n director OF thu
onion Bank OF Winchester and owned
much valuable property.
He leaves Il widow. who was Mrs.
e. {. Trenholm, daughter OF Campbell
II. Bryce. Of Columbia. S. c. and whose
first husband. Alfred G. Trenholm, was
a son OF George a. Trenholm, Secretary
Of the Treasury Of the Confederate
States. One SON., William NJ. Atkinson,
Of New York. and n sister. Mrs. juliet
A. McCaw. OF Winchester, also sur
vive. Judge Atkinson was a near rel
ativc of Bishop robert Atkinson GLIB
son, OF the Protestant Episcopal bio
cese OF Virginia.. and OF Congressman
william Atkinson Jones, Of Virginia..
Hts half-sfstcr Is Mrs. Ann P%leusanta
Hopkins. wife OF Rev. Abner c.. Hop
kins. .. D., OF Charlcstown, w. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
CARTER W.BRANCH
HAS PASSED AWAY
End Comes After Brief Illness
From Pneumonia at His
Home.

Carter Wesley Branch, nfty-two
years DID,. prominent in financial, elus
and social circles OF Richmond. died
800 West Franklin street, following
a brief illness from pneumonia, His
death. while not unexpected VIII ne
friends thronghout the state, and cs-
pecially in this city: It became appn-
rent Yesterday afternoon that Ar.
Branch could not live through the
at the end.
Mr.. Branch was never married. lie
one brother, Melville /. Rranch;
one half-brothcr. John ]: Branch,
Bank: one half-sistcr. Mrs. G. y. Cum
bingham. and two sisters. Mrs. Barton
II. Grundy and Miss Lima Branch.
Mr.. Branch was the son of William
Thomas Branch. Of Chesterfield coun-
", and nne Whcelwright Branch.
His mother was a native Of West
Ills early education was received
in %Pampetike school. under the In
struction OF the late Colonel Thomas
n. Carter. From there he entered the
Virginia Military Institute and grad
uated with honors.
Coming 10 Richmond, Mr.. branch
nallS cs nsqn p' tie lirm ear of Z. a ".
Branch & Company. which was sue
ceedcd by the present firm of Branch.
Cabell & Company, bankers and brok-
He took an active part in the social
his illness. He was a member of the
Richmond German Clubs, and the
Country Club Of Virginia.
1t is likely that his funeral will take
place in Petersburg. and his body will
side the graves OF his father and
mother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Virginians at the Hotels

LeNington-W r.. Carter, Danville; +. A.
Ca ample Wilmington. -
Davis-S, ". Gooison, Lynchburg.
MnrRay's--Al;c J. Hairless. hristiansourE
j. y. Nicholson, Wakefield; John i. Cald.
yell. Roanoke; William T. Moore. NJ. D.,
Halchtiics; q. H. Clark. Norfolk; b. l..
George S. Wing, Green Bay: c.. b.. King,
Virginia; MI. and Mrs. T. J. Northcross
East 'Radford; Floyd Gray, Bedford CITY:
;. n. NOTTINGHAM. Norfolk; c. W. Daniel
virginia; L. =. Thompson. Beaver Dam:
samuel -Arundale. Charlottesville: Abram c
IoE. crcwe: Robert Gillian. Jr., Petersburg
j. f. Allen, Prospect.
I~ark,raui McI:ae. Virginia; W. A. Au.
R~tchmond-Mr. and Mrs. Thornton JeTress
child and maid. t,vewc: B. F. Eakle, Swee,
.ma,yheate; Sc George II. F%itzhust. Fred
cricksburs; II. l.. Daw. Roanoke; j. y
Jameson. Petersburg; Louis human yir.
GINA; w l.. Cooke. Newport News: Mr.. ana
Mrs $. .. Bland. Newport News.
@iiDert-John \. Moss. Newport News: j.
). Slivey. Warrenton; 4. 3. Smith, Norfolk,
s,uinpf.s,G. Frank Helms. Bristol: ". c.
patteFson, Norfolk; J. NJ. Loe. Jr., Virginia
.. =. HnrGess. Virginia.: L. D. Jones, Green
BAY; X. +. seay. Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
81 Suffered Years
With My Back

Backache resulting from weak
kidneys, q bad cold or other cause.
usually renders the sufferer unfit
for work and often results 10 per-
manent disability.
I suffered for years with nv
back, or kidney trouble, and have
tried a number Of remedies from,
different physicians. More than q
year ago, one Of our local druggists
induced me to try
Dr.. Miles, Anti-Pain Pills
and after using them some three
months | found a decided improve
ment in my kidneys, and I am glad
to say that | hope soon to be fully
restored to health" J. P. ALLEN.
Ex-Judge City Court, Glasgow, Ky.
AS long as pain is present in n
part Of the body rest is impossible
and the system becoming weakened
is exposed to any form Of disease to
which the sufferer may be inclined.
Dr.. Miles, Anti-E'ain Pills
by stcadying the irritatcd nerve
centers, make refreshing sleep pos.
slble, thereby enabling the body to
recover lost strength. As aremcdy
tor pain Of any description DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills arc unsur.
passed.
HHr c1tI 49,. M . .Nt. 1s.c.f H.HHl.. .I1
SOFA by all druggists undsr a guar
ahtee t-aurlna the return OF the price
OF the first box II no benefit results.
Milh8 MEDICAL CO., Elkhart. Ind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04

DEATHS

STOK Es-Died, at his residence. 1901
Windcr Street. April 8. at 1885 y. Al.
after o lingering illness OF Bright,s
disease. MIR. CLINTON E. STOKES
He leaves, besides his wife. several
brothers and sisters and many nieces
and neDhews. He was the son Of
Powhatan county. Virginia.
May he rest in peace.
The funeral services will be hold
from above residence WEDN ESrAY
April 5, at 3 T.. NJ. Burial in River
view Cemetery.
FARINHOLT-Died. after 4 short iii.
ness OF paralysis. April 3, 1915 r. NJ.
Mt his residence; S North Laurel
Street. EUGENE FARINEOLT, In his
SEVENTEEN year. He leaves a wife.
three sons-W. O'Neil Farinholt. Is.
Burric F%t.rinholt. KefrIc Iarinholt-
and two daughters--Miss Imogcnc
Tarinholt. Miss Annie F%arinholt. He
fought in the Civil War and was n
member Of Company e, Forty-sev-
enth Virginia Regiment. Hcth's
Brigade. a. p. Hills Division. T.. 7.
Jackson's Corps.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
Baltimore papers please copy.
R!DDELI--Ioied: at the residence Of
Avenue. on Sunday. April 9. 1911. at
$50 p, NJ. MISS BERTHA RIDDELL4
aged thIrty-two years.
Funeral will be held at the above
residence ut s O'clock on TUESDAY.
tW A prtt 4. N1Gt1 1T 5.Ht4E HtfHs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
A VERY FINE LOTION
FOR THE COMPLEXION

"a new and delightfully."- pleasing
complexion lotion Is fast finding favor
among women" writes Mrs. Mac
Martyr. authority on beauty topics,
and while 1t is only a simple. mex
pcnsiye spurmax solution, 1t is very
fine for a shiny, rough or muddy com
plexion and does not rub off or show
like powder.
"To make this lotion get four ounces
spurmaX at any drug store and dis
solve 1t in y pint hot water. adding
two ~teaspoonfuls glycerine. When ap-
piled to the face. neck and arms Il
gives the skin q healthy, youthful tone
and smooth. vclvety appearance not
possible With powder or rouge It is
the finest skin whitener and complex
ion beauti6er T ever used"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Miss Bertha Itfddcii.

HIS Division. Jackson's Corps.
HIisx Derthn Rfddcii.
yea a,ss old BeG diaa niddeil. ,hirty-two
Hanover Avenue. She leaves tyyo
brothers. II. 5: RiddolI. OF Richmond
one sister. MIS- haadG Ear, OF L9ulsa, and
Louisa. Il. b.. Bowies. or 'JRatLcsho no o.
finera al Hncle OF Miss RIiddell. Ths
at q n.c, VIII take place this afternoon
address. i"nofeT avenue
Clinton Il. Stokes.
Clinton B: Stokes died ycstcrda,.
9iorning at his residence. 1901 Ivindnr
his wif ai'sr q ions illness. He Leaves
nna a number OF other rclativcs. III
asT h on r1whntan county.
o.cloetnc Tomorrow afternoon at 3
!, N'nGk. Ihe intcrment will DC made
IN idHcrflcw Cemetery. ~
Robert j. DIlInrd.
Especial TO The Tlmes-Dispatcb1
Jordan D!iiard. son of D Dpr ana s Mrl bert
at his ni.i' f = or Spencer. this county. died
night. after an illness Of snva arai
months. He was about twentyeseven
yyiIv"rrdi P bN n unmarried. He Is sur
brothers and? sisters. among whom = re -
Judge George l. Billiard and John =
nnliiard, OF Blueield, w. Va: Mrs. !.
Wat nooNo of or stuart, and Mrs. p. +.
DC held at Spencer Tomorrow 49,
DEATH OF "A Child.
iSRetla1 70 The Times;Dispateh.l
si~x-year-old daughter Of Colonei AMI
Mrs. lanes II. Holt, Jr., died this
morning at tho family home. onSpavis
street, or pcritonitis.
Thomas II. boyd.
lSpeclal TO The Times I1isno tcb
po BGyd ! va. Aprii aGThomas; II.
p piace a ai hafh,y esteemed citizen Of this
laughter. AIRS. r. A.. Bryson, at south
Hi. on Saturday. April l.. Mr.. Rovdd
, nan b mnd n feeble health for some
his daughter. and while there bc had
a yery sudden and violent attack. from
w wnrc ne never rallied Ills RENAME
10 rest on sunday afternoon in tho
presence OF sorrowing friends. Mr.
soyn was seventy-two years old. and
T; a. Bryson. of Gout Hill. and two
sons. j. e. BOYD. OF this county. ana
~, W. BOYD, OF Oklahoma City. Okla.
George Harris.
gram received last night from hot
springs. Ark. brought the sad news
IN that city early Sunday morning
Young Harris was well known in this
city, where he had many young friends
lie is survived hv his mother, Mrs. J
l.. warren. Of the Hood swamp section
or this county, who has wired for tho
remains to lie sent here for interment
Rev. Jacob ID. Hoover.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.J
Winchester, Va, April 3.-Rev
Jacob ID. Hoover. formerly con.
nected with the Baltimore Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church, died sud.
denly yesterday in Washington, where
he had been living for a number Of
years; aged about s~ixty-five. He was
a son of the late Philip Hoover. 1;
noted Winchester hotel proprietor in
ante-belluln days. and leaves a widow
and several children. The remains
will be buried here Tuesday.
j.. r.. IIowerton.
Especial to The Times ispatch.l
ton. an old and prominent citizen of
the Mountain Hill neighborhood, and
a veteran Of the Civil War, died this
morning at Q o'clock. after a long i'll
ness at his home. The funeral will be
~onducted Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
FROM COTTON FIELD TO KITrury

Gottoiene comes from the oil Of the
,1rtiitio!is cotton seed. Without touch Of
nuI1ea hands. 1t flows through the fac
ICY from one process to another. and
!.E3a!!y INTO pals sealed alright by
JSPscial !aacl4ness- and protecting the
Notio-ene also from dust and odors. ,
compare this with most other cooking
from hog fat, which is al
"iz!s more or less indigcstiblc, and H.
aeT!or in quality-and marketed in tubs
or lcosc-covered pals.
i,lom cotton field 10 kitchen, Cotto-
le2e Is made with the single aim OF puri-
=; lealthiulless, cleanliness. OF What
olaer cooking fats can this truthfully be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
REPUBLICANS WIN
"A'ct' Counties in Michigan :

IemafH "Wet."
Dntroit, Mich. April 3.-Althougli II
Is diHicult 10 estimate the majority.
the l,epuhiicans to-day elected their
State ticket. In counties where a
voters. the ~majorities ran upwards to
those OF four years ago. when tho
total was more than 100000. But in
rs 70 indicate that the total majority
for the ticket might fall below the
normal Republican majority or 10000
10 $4,000.
Late Tonight the .Anti-Saloon League
was only ~conceding tina one count
had changed from tic dry TO the
! remain wet"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Others, $15 70 $35.

Even if you are an inveterate
talloP-ite, it won't do either
YOU or ourselves any harm to
drop in and see and try on our
new English-American Sack
Suit Models.
The style is a refreshing de-
parture from the "dead loads"
OF padding we've all been
carrying around for years; is
very graceful, and extremely
becoming to most men.
You'll scarcely find just this
cut elsewhere-ou r tailors
We're specially trained to make
this coat.
IN q mum ber Of beautiful
patterns-$2O to $35.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
OBITUARY
Eugene FnrtnhOIt,

E''"I". I"|I. eugene EnrfnhOIt. III.
Eugene Farlnholt, sixty-ninc years
old. died yesterday afternoon at ala
o'clock at his home. s North Laurel
Street. FTe was recently stricken with
paralysis, and lived only a few days
after the attack. Besides his wife.
he leaves three sons, W. O'Neil Farm
holt. T.. Burr1e Farinholt and Keirle
T%arinholt. and two daughters, Miss
Imogene Farinholt and Miss Annie
Farinholt. Mr.. F%arinholt was a Con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04

The vacillating weatherrnan
can't queer you il he pulls out
the sun instead Of the rain
card, for the high collar will
turn down, making your cost
all right for the dress parade.
The short Spring Overcoat is
light colored, full skirt, patch
pockets. the G w G S thing
evolved from the high temple
OF fashion.
Yours for tw enty-five
plunks.
Others, $15 to $S5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
ATTORNEY LOOMS
LIKES our TOWN
General Counsel Of Union Pacific
Is Judging It by the
Jefferson.

N. II. Loomls. Of Omaha. general
counsel for the Union Pacific Railroad.
accompanies by Mrs. LOOMS. is at tho
JEFFERSON Hotel. Along with attorneys
OF other roads lie has been in WASH
fnston before the Interstate Commerce
commission concerning rates west Of
the Mississippi. While the commission
IS making up Its mind. Mr.. LOOMS IL
exploring q part OF Virginia.
Just now" he said last night. ~
must Judge Richmond mainly by tho
Jefferson Hotel, because 1 have not
peen out since we arrived. but If the
city compares as favorably to others as
this hotel does to those in various
larts OF the country. 1t Is about the
best l have seen. There probably will
lie other things that ! Will tell the PEG.
ple of Omaha about Richmond and Vir-
glnia after I have seen more. but they
surely are going TO hear something
like it,"
Although he is in the legal depart
ment, MIR. Loomis looks ut every side
Of r~uflroading and especially at tho
country through which tho tracks run
lie was impressed with the section be,
tween this city and Washington. and
said that 1T compared most favorably
even with the great farming country
along the Union Pacific.
He liked the WASHINGTON
and one did not get Jared out Of his
seat by bumps and curves.
Mr.. and Mrs, LOOMS probably Will
spend two days in the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04

SET yo.r tickets at tic Gable Piano
60 ini tla Marx Garden Concert We'd
!----a-- G!.,i -. April
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04

i: rzs repoTf4t yesterday that several ~
II .~r9fiaETF IN ihs r. y. c. 4. had been
foa6t4 .a:ely aPd nat a wash was BENG
81. !or tbs lief 81 thisres. The thot,g In.
tLE:H= actotai7r. End IN onr instance some
- a consequence t!e youny men
IN 4afA sScEns and Iochars in tho building
: 1.e besa Warned 70 Keep their doors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
SEEKERS
CROWD CAPITOL
Hundreds in Washington Asking
Patronage Under Demo
cratic House.
NOT PLACES FOR ALL
congressman Are. Having Their
Troubles i'll Appeasing De
mands OF Constituents.
PLACES FOR
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.l
Washington. April S.-Hundreds OF
hungry Democrats are invading this
Capitol anticipating that when Speaker,
Champ Clark calls the House 10 ordt,
htnoon tomorrow there mas nc some
matters that Will appease TIER political
alpetlteS. FOR many days the. corri-
doris around the Capitol have been alive
NTH ofice-seekerS In some cases il
b!ocked, aisles arc crowded. private
rooms Of the House members are over
iiln,a and every available public gath
crinS point gives evidence OF the in
iensltY of feeling with which many
OF the would-hc of~iicc-holders watch
the movements from hour 10 hour.
Chamber Ropcd OF.
Already the IiouSe chamber has been
roped off in anticipation Of the crowds
that will gather to-morrow to see
Champ Clark take the oath of Office
~ ae Speaaer, as the successor 70 Uncle
already become that non will be adj
mitted 10 the House proper or near its
approaches unless they are members
OF hold special cards emitting them
10 admission. This rule has Been found
necessary in order properly to take
care Of House members; On ordinary
sather at the Capitol out of idle
curiosity, ~To-inorrow there will be
not only tho usual number of sight.
sccrs, but, in addition. there Will Ne
hundreds OF men who came to Wash.
ington 10 secure work under a Demo.
cratic administration in the House.
some Of these people have very
curious ideas as 10 what their Repre-.
Sentattres cnn do. Some Of them be.
iieve that there is no limit whateve,
% the amount OF patronage that each
m of the House r.ay Distribute.
and that all that is necessary IS Ia
hoard n train and come 10 Washington
Naturally. this IS making trouble. ana
1918 OF II, for tbs congressman one
member said io-asy ,ha, he had hard
nights because ~ tie large humber
OF constituents c~ont5nu4lly On Ms tran.
1hat he could NOT AN?eaSe tf.sul ali
mat ne did not haNe positions enough
20 satisfy one-f5fttetn part al those
who had a%Ifpl:ea. ana tl.at uuless ina
!hins came 70 an end soon he wculd
much disposed 70 20 III hiding.
Senator's Appealed To.
Even The Senator's are having their
troubles. Many 81 the ioh-seekers. not
knowing that the Senate has nothing
70 do With the flline Of House places.
importuned members OF the Sen
ate 70 use their influence with tho
House members in their behalf. IN
most cases the Senators have declin~l
do this whenever it was possible to
their constituents understand
impossible 1t is for every one to
sst!sfsd. When they do not under
tand ii, then there is a diplomatic con
ference between tho House member
and tbs senator, and q lt:tle kindly ed-
given tna hungry ones about the
e ho.!e. i $ no: possible 10
ssTld' plasas for z hlrdredth part 81
saosr w{3n lac applied for work
HEt .Gnr nj t5TEse who i.avc as v.t
s-@fn an~3royle+9 Ecr. saE ;ne:' will rc-.
IN washington until they ara
something 10 do.
81 .H- .EtH .H.tH H#L...r.# .IH. II l3Li l."A Nc, - III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Mcfarland wilma on points.

Canton. O.. April 3.-PackeS McFar-
land failed to stop Paul Kohler, OF
Cleveland. in their tcn-round bout be-
tore the Canton Athletic Club tonight.
but the clever Chicago tighter earned
a decision on points. though none was
given. Kohler surprised Mcfarland
several times by landing clean blows
to tho face when the Chicago man
thought he had Kohlcr at his mercy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
SUPERINTENDENT
iar1os Moved

By expert car men at lowest
prices.
This has been one Of the special
features of our big piano business
Tor years. Why take unnecessary
chances?
We will move or hoist your piano
as cheaply as the inexperienced,
and at the same time insure careful
handling.
We advise placing your order as
quickly as possible, as our big
trucks are kept very busy during
the moving season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04

tolerate veteran. and served with dis
JUNCTION III the War between the States
win Company Il. Forty-seventh Vir-
gina RcGtn1cnt, Heth's Brigade, a.. p.
HITS DIVISION. Jackson's Corps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
J.. r.. IIowerton.

Especial 10 The Times-D isDatch.l
Danvillc. Va, April 81. 7. Hover
ton. an old and prominent citizen Of
the Mountain Hill ne~ighborhood, and
a veteran Of the Civil War, died this
morning at Q o'clock. after q long i'll
ness at his home. The funeral will be
conducted "Wednesday.