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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
CORSETS TO GO
Minneapolis Educator Says Paris De
cree Is for Better Health
for Women.

Nf<NEtrOLI-. MINI Aux fu
Tire recent deere" from Paris. hlu.-t.
lug c1rs'f-. Isl 10 long sep toward Dot.
'Dr health for women. according fo
Miss Anna 80 Iu'ntr. head OF fle Ge
par'mcrt OF physical culture 90 tho
Urivor.f- ~ Minneapolis
"I am glad to 500 nlsc talr go O
am rlIdfer s'if % 500 fashion out
Jaw cnr4sfa There con boz ro doubt
aa 90 'ho Injurious effects ~ cpr-.t4
Women vho 90 nor wear them uro
healthier than women who do. ,a.
fure never intended thar women
should fc boxed 100 md arrce1ed tp
gefrer 10 the loins." said u.ts Imn,r
to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
DARST UPHELD
Attorney General Makes Ruling on
Foreign Building and Loan AS
sociations.
BY CAL T. YOUNG.
Intelligcncer Bureau.

In an opinion handed down by At
torney General COniey II il held that
foreign building and loan associations
and companies selling annuity con
tracts must pay license tax as for
eign corporations before being permit.
ted 10 hold property and transact bus
mess IN West Virginia in addition 10
paying the fees required Tor the exam
inatiou of the compauy's affairs by
The Commissioner OF Banking as 10
building and loan associations. and
the Insurance Commissioner as TO the
insurance features.
The State Auditor had so construed
the Law. hut his construction was
questioned and the Attorney General
was asked Tor an opinion. with the
above result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
SOCIETY
Farewell Party.

A farewell party vas rendered
Misses Pauline Paetzold and Mary
Prollocks. who leave SATURDAY. night
for Cincinnati The evening was
spent IN games and music AMI a
adiniy lunch was served Those
present were. Misses Pearl Miller.
OF GAINESVILLE. o.. Ada Never. Hilda
Faetzold. Rose Renner. Mary Jaws.
Emma Paetzold. Clara Harbrucx.
Tena Prollocks. Minnie Paetzold. Ella
Shipman. OF Martins Ferry. Mary
Prollocks and Pauline Paetzold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
new HEAT RECORD
Elkins Experiences Temperature OF
e5-Range Of ~ Degrees In Day.

special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
ELklNS. W. Va. Aug. I0.-Elkins
heat records were broken at $3.50 this
afternoon. when the thermometer az
the United States weather bureau
registered %. the nearest approach
being on July Il. 1901. when the
temperature was "a. the day range
being the unusual record OF Al de
grees. No prostrations are reported
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
GORDON ossEoUIEs.
Tennessee Congressman 20 Be Laid
at Rest Saturday.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. AUG. TO- S.rv-
ices over The body of General George
W. Gordon. commander in-chief o. the
niiad Confederate Veterans and
member o.. CONGRESS- from the Tenth
Tennessee District who died late ycs-
tcriay. "iil D" held SATURDAY. Burial
will be- .u This city. a. Elm Wood
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

An ice cream aud cake sale will bc
conducted on the lawn ~ the Wesley
Memorial church ar Edgwood his
evening. under the auspices Of flC
ladies' AID society of the church
he following committee OF ladies
VIII have charge Mrs Mowers. Mrs
Iliom. Mrs Movers md Mrs Johnson
It was errorcou-ly announced IN vos.
tordays paper that the affair would
be LoIl Satnrdav eNcnlng.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
MANY MINERS HURT.
Cage in Prussian Mine Drops 200
Feet Win - Men.

UOCIuU Prussia. Aur tp 4 se.
r."r- accident to thr hoisung maclIn
'F H krnrp- Hannibal coal mine
TODAY caused rIWors Chat many per.
SONS hfd been kil'd Latter reports
Show fhIf There were 700 deaths. but
o. miners yer" seriously injured and
-' others slightly hurt The Gaze fclI
500 feet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
BENW00D
All But One OF Benwood's Streets are
Now Paved-Nevvs Notes OF
the Mil Town

With bat one exception al Of Benz
woods principal th"r"ushiarrs are
paved ouw. and th, mill town ranks
with The leading Citi,s u: West Viz
BIAS mot Yet been paved h.t 90 contract
f'r Tho paving ~ this street will prob
ably 10, awarded in tho near future.
BE INK built along "a, hiilsId. IN.
streets OBJ: This city w'r, naturally al
ways iu g. muddy cuHli'iou until they
W,r. paved Work on The Ii"cgs Run
'ria-" VIII r' started within % short
t.r' and this viii ,pmpi.t, th. high-
way improvements iu tn. B.nwood
district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Comma Weddino

Nr Herman Hcdlucer. of Fulton.
returned "Wednesday from New YORK.
where he had gone 10 meet his bride
to-be. Miss Ida Bollncer. of Sviflcr.
.and. and was accompanied 20 Fulton.
NHere they Viii mali their future
nome. The exact dat" for the wed.
ding has nor been ser. but viii occur
The latter part of the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Cor Miss Grnucr

Miss Marie Flanders and Miss Eua
Harris entertained az the Uarr.s
home on the Island. Thursday even
ing. in honor az Miss NadeItu Grover.
o. Mck""sport. 30. The evening was
Pleasantly spent in music and games
ana refreshments We're served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
South Side Club.

The members of the South Side
euchr" club enjoyed an outing at the
Wheeling park Thursday
\ most eu'oc1.-e time was had
Those In the party were Nr and Mrs
VIII Collins. Nj and Mr.. Joseph
Andrews. Mr. ana Mrs carl Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs August Wells Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Colarski Mrs Arthur
Burke. Misses Mabel Collins. Heron
Andrews. Martha Deigan. Anna Wat
son and Pearl Thomas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Interesting MEETING.

The weekly meeting Of the EJEwood
camp. Modern Woodmcn OF America.
was held in the ElEwood council
chamber lasf evening and was largely
attended. several important business
matters were transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Sewing Club Meets

Mrs. bob Dillon entertained tho
Thursday Afternoon Sewing club. ~
her home on North Main street. with
Miss Jeann"tte Bailey as honor guest.
The club meets next week with Mr.
Cal Hamilton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

The affair which viii Dee quite cIab-
crate. Is In honor OF Mrs Jared VII
liams. Of New YORK. who is the hous,
guest OF Mrs Sriicl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

Thursday evening. tho mcmT.T- OBJ
'he So Paul EtIureUcal ~urItt
school held lavn---f". on the f.I-loG
lawn. ~ For't.fhirI street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

Teachers o. th. fi.uvnod public
schools nr' attending 90. Marshall
county institute. which &C. being held
DO No.r1-rIi. with PROT T.tticord
practically 't'rt teacher ~ the two
.n.II schools rrr ir Attendance Yes
Isrd1t Afternoon fha TEACHERS attend
'i tho Chaufaiq.i1 10 fh. NnurdsriIic
frff Grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Church sunner.

Th" supper given by tho adde's OF
~" Christ Lutheran church 90 N1.
1ar' blu, VAS success. and good
sum WAS made ah.ch i- for fl. b.re.
o. o. 'hr church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

Friday evening. Mrs Chas Nc
Creary Will be hostess tp o.-hf
friends a. dinner. 20 honor her VISITOR
Mrs Leo Willis. OF Washington. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

George a. Jones' aO. and Hazel
Howclls. %. both of Wheeling
William Ghclmini. 49,. and Amelia
Sczyhata. 90. both at Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
COUNTY COURT
Transfers Recorded.

Harris T Wcstwood and Laura
Grace Westv ood. lat 60 af Io,eland.
So.
g. 49, Murphy and FLORENCE V. Nur
ply Gov Robert = Sohgman. lot iu
Second Ward. $40
Ore decd ~ trust was icft Tor rec
ord
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
May Fire on Ayintors.

AleHlco city. February l5.-.Aviatorg
Who may attempt 10 ny across the
frontier arc 10 be made the target for
repcl bullets with tile purpose of bring
ing about compiled tons between ms
governments OF Mexico and the Cnitcd
States, according to information that
reached Federal officials here from
sources which they consider trust
worthy TO Alfonzo Madero brother
81 he rebel leader, was attributed tht.
,ieciara ton that rcvolutionists nlonl,
the frontier have been given orders ~
directors OF the movement o fire upon
any American aviator in such a manner
mat IT would appear 10 be the act or
the Fedcrals The Revolutionary lead :
ers are said to believe that such n
course would result in complications
WhiCh would benefit their cause
y special TO the Herald from 1orreon
stated that rebels yesterday looted thn
mining camp OF Nclardena, appointed
their own jefc politico confiscnted
horses and arms and marched 10
.tsarco AT Ascarco they demanded
S2p,opu from Assistant Manager I. NJ,
Woster, and received $500
~ Nclanardcnn, they confscatcd All
horses and some provisions. One man
shouted, Bah To the Ciringos'' fAmrr.
the band Americans were not mo-
Tested -
The band. numbering 500 men on foot
and 200 mounted are cncamne1 NJ
Itacicn'lap 1ricena. This latest depre-
cation Is regarded as Important since
4 is the first American property 10 lie
levied upon American Vice ConsuI
GarrothcrS is gathering data anon tho
aiiair Tor transmission to Wasii1ngto ION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
vlrsfninn. NJ Tic IIotcl.

Murphys-Jnmes u. Blanks Peters
burg; a. y. Gray, Clifton Forge: ".
Mcdonald Lee. liyIngton, j. s chan
Thomas " Hooper. Jr:. Culpcpcr; Z.
burg; W. T.. Cato Emporia; G.. " Burt,
Waverlv; G. y. G,ifiin, Edentun. MIR.
AMI Mrs. X. L. Adams, Virginia; w. l..
Homes. Boydton, III. o. Lyme, Orange
Richmond-W. }. Langley, Kadford
Thomas r. Marshall. Virgiuia Miss W.
II. Bell West Point: Thomas w. Davis
3 Lynchburg; J. ". Montague. Norfolk;
J., J.: Maury. Courtlantl; r. ". Jordan,
Emporia j. #. Davis, pampiin City;
Il. l. Burke. Appomattox; C. i. DeAott.
Lynchburg; s. c. Chancellor Char
lottesvillc T. L. White. charlottesville;
&. L. Petit, Norfolk: II. NJ White, Dill
wyn; r. l.. Webb. Fort Monroe; Oscar
II. Baird, Norfolk: T.. A. Wood. Ports
mouth; John r. Wilson. Portsmouth;
3. D. Mayo. Lexington c W. Trcnary.
Front Royal.
Lexington--H. NJ Wallace. Licking
ton; DR.. g. W. Brown. Saluda: p W.
Lewis. Miller's Tavern; Mr.. and Mrs
O. l.. Williams. Portsmouth: c. t.
English, Danvillc; j. A. Bcnthall Nor
folk.
Stumpf 's-Alcxander Llvcsay, Bran
don; W. &. Webb, Brownsvillc: H. NJ
Potter. Emporin; L.. i. story, Emporia
y. l.. Cox, Charlotte: w T.. Crismond
Roanoke; w. NJ Pitts: Cha rlottesvillc;
II. l.. Taylor. IGmporia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16

equally we'll known 10y reason OF his
extensive legal and business connoc
lions. Both have always been promi
Hcrt III tile social aud business ctr
clcs Of this city. and buth have shown
q diGnihcd reserve during the grand
1utN inVcStiEa ion, and amidst All Inc
unfaycrable ,umors that have boon
circulated for many weeks. Both re-
signed .their positions in the bank over
a year ago.
The -tppomattoH Trust Company wns
found TO b. in financial straits in 1909
IN Inc month OF October OF that year.
tho directors elected w. H. Iimmcr
president In place OF Davis. ana W q
Worth cashier. in place OF Bishop ans,
Succeeded III borrowing; from tho Bank
or Commcrec and Trusts ot Richmond
n SUFFICIENT sum OF money to pay all
pressing Indebtedness, ANA 10 place
the bnuk OH = iirl;,' financial basis.
DAVIS tllracd over % the bank all OF
his property. including; The famous
''cntre ilill residence. in which hc liv-
~ arid AT which lNresidon, raft MAS
entertained tNo Tears ago during Ills
siey in TetorSburg 1;hr banks CAPT
tHl ana surplus amounted 10 more than
Sa25,poo ANA on account Of excellent
Iiaua&rWrnt OF it's affairs since octo
trom tho unsecured ovcrdrafts.
Charles HAM nhris is tho organizer
Of the southern Com,norciai Congress.
with hcad4uurtcrs In Washiugt"n aud
he Is chairnuU of the executive COM
iuitlcc OF ,ha; Organization. Which
holds its anniiai meeting this year in
Atlanta, on March :, 9 ana 10. he is
i brother ci l;ichard Davis, Assistant
iitorncy General oi Virginia ana y
81 ,r
FHmaie college.
rhe Appropriations Trust company rs
IS We'll Known, purchased tho nome or
The Young Mems christian Associations
on Sycamore street. for SiQ.ooo. III
vhich it established Is banking quar-
jters and ccnduetcd it's business ON
the election of Mr. thinner ana MIR,
North the same building was occupied
until destroyed by tile tire Of pcrembel'
Z In the meantime. n; tho las" meet
inl of the stockholders the ,iamc of
Inc Appropriations Trust Company was
Grcppcd and the American Bank and
Trust Company was Organized IN It's
stead and tho business ana property of
tho former Was taken over ana all It's
liabilities assumed At this mcciinE
sl0n,ppn Of the capital stock Of
The AppomattoN Trust Company was
stricken off. to cover alleged losses
~ tina, meeting of the stockholders
some vcry plain talks .wcrc made
Tho evidence before the grand jury
has never been made public ana jurors
and witnesses decline to tell what ii
was Banl, officials seen to-niSht de-
cline 10 discuss tho matter but hint
that tho conduct az the banks affairs
was remarkable in many respects. and
tho indictments rcturncd By the grand
l,lry tell the story
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
Beautiful Hdir Comes
With Dry Shampooing
tFrom Wonan's National Journal.

Dry slampooing always has been and
always will be popular with the woman
who takes pride i'll long, abundant and
glossy hair The dry shampoo does away
with 50 much. Of the Inconvenience and
bother accompanying washing the hair
eliminate The long drying hours and
abolishes the danger Of catching cold r.
indeed, IS 50 allaround satisfactory that
ono wonders Why soap and water, eggs
etc,> can md any followers whatever.
Dry shampoos certainly stimulate the
growth Of hair There can be no doubt
las to tliat Just mix four ounces OF pow
'iercd orris ROOT with four ounces OF therox,
apr!hkie tablespoonful Of this mixture
Iupm Tho head brush the powder we'll
through the hair; do this two or three
tines " week for a whilc and sec the re-
sui for Yourself This Will keep your
nair light and fluffy, and beautifully lus-
I'roiis i corrccts the conditions Of the
stalp ha cause hair TO become
Ittahcd, dull, colorcss, coarscand britt:c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
ADJUSTMENTS
Academy of Mu%ic--nurk.
Biiou--"sis IIOpkins,'' matinee and
night.
3.ubin-S
Niddi.h pInycrs u, rhcIr ncst.


fiddish Players M Their Hest.
If The yiddish- Speaking ropnlation
Of Richmond had known what Il trcai
Was in store for them las, nipht ma
academy Of Alusic would have be",
sold out instead Of being only ton
icnvy. In q curtain speech nfto,- Tho
iEird act, Man Gabcl. tho author Of
ahce. deplorcd the lack Of Interest,
shown by His own peoric, not only IN
NE EFFORTS ana those of his ,c0,nnop,.I
but IN general III all the work of YiJ.
dlsh playwrights and actors IS th;s
reviewer has taken occasion 10 say lie /.
i9i'c there are Few, if any actors on
INC American English speaking stage.
who could not learn a Vas. am.,,ni
rom n" ART Of these wonderful ieo5
PIE even though they could not under
stand ono word That was spoken. be-
cause their mobile faces etfectivc ccs-
lures ana marvellous tones put owe ~
,.N"r% line With force aud bower. II
II thoSe iSnnrhnt of their Language
I cNcla synopsis % their plays, II would
ne more than worth tho wnIc az nI.er,.
theatrc- 6oer to attend these renlari, .
itbie PLAYS.
;Nnq cspacshslly is this true Of last
n!!s b,s performance Owing to the
I M.hd!incSs OF several who were for-
! hoaring enough 20 tear ,homsclvo.,
! .Wi:y from the absorbing drama and
I LIanSihtc, / was possible = TO u,ide,-
/ 9itAG fu!lN the comedy, The pdthos ana
! ..u,c drptmatic strength OF Mr. (;abcis
Noi Shofcr" which. being Inter
! nr@'ed means Tie Cali Of the ShofcY'
I Vat sacred Gnv. "Yom kippurp thn
j i2hH OF Atoncmrnt IN brief. the play
| nn,'Ie with exposes and bitterly, NOR.
! filcSSly lays before the audience shc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
WANTS ENtrn session.

,lSneciii TO The Times DiSpatchl
washington, -. O., February Is
representative Harrison, OF New York
one OF the Democratic leaders Of nc
rouse, mas been convinced for some
lilne that an extra session of Congress
Is needed, and that the people want II
IN answer 10 the elections of last No
Ncmbcr Acting upon this. he intro
duced the following resolution in the
iiohsc to-day. which was referred 10
the Ways and Means Committee or
winch nc Is member:
nat the House Of Representatives
respectfully requests the President Of
the United States to exercise the pow
or invested in him by the Constitution
ana convene the sixty second Congress
IN extraordinary session immediately
following March {. 1911 for the pur-
rose Of revising downward the schc-
dulles Of the Payne Aidrich tariff act
OF August ., 1903, and particularly
those affecting fUodstnns, wool and
! manufacturers Of wool ana cotton
| manufactures /. II. MEG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
noY INSTANTLY KILLED.
Accidently shoots Himself WI
HnndIiuE Shotgun

Ashcyillc, n. c. February l5.-John
Edwards. tho fifteen year old son OF
Mrs. j.. L Lee. accidentally shot him
self through the henrt early to-night
at farrell. ). c., "a small town eign-
teen miles from here. re boy has
been Keeping n shotgun hidden under
meath the house. and yesterday his
mother told him 10 get II out. III at
tempting to remove the gun. the trig
ger. supposedly caught, nring q charge
which tore "a gl,astly hole In Ais left
breast. death resulting almost Instant
" The parents Of the boy arc prom
incnt and wealthy people or lakeland
Florida. who have been spending the
winter at Terrell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
FEDERAL TROOPS
A 7 TACK REBELS
Hundreds Of, People in Cali
fornia Town Watch
Skirnlish.

McNicali. Mexico February i5-A
hsht between McNican troops and in
SurEcntS took place TO day. when about
thirty Fcdcral$ advanced from the
desert ana took Il position near McNi-
rah. The tcdcralS fred first and the
insurgents replied. Tho insurgents were
scat cred along the river bank, using
raNincS for breast works.
several wounded We're brought TO
IN" international limo and one man.
Woundcu In the head. was taken to
mo united states customs house
United states troops watched the
honnuary line. while artillery M eli
guarded the customs house
Hundreds OF people watched tho
skirnish from The house tons in
IaieAlco: Cal, across the line from
McXicani
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
LErRosy on BOARD SHIP.
Sorfoik Authorities VIII Sec Tint yes-
sci Is FhorouEhly Funigntcd.

Norfolk. Va, February 1a-Ths
British steamship Eskdac. bound from
Baltimore to New York via Norfolk.
and now supposed 10 be on her way
down Chesapeake Bay for this port.
Is reported to have case OF lcprosy
aboard. Tho victim being Wong Sam, d
Chinese member OF the crew
When this information came to- day
from Baltimore, DR. Powhatan S.
Schenck. who is hlling the position Of
quarantine officer until his successor
Is named by the Governor, was seen
and asked what his attitude would DO
when the Eskdale arrives here
Or. Schenck said he would take IN
tn; case a once and sec that the Esk-
dale upon her arrival is thoroughly
f,iinigated, adding that the matter
would be dealt with as the circum-
stances may warrant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
CONDITIONAL PARDON
All authorities Agree In Asking An
other Chnncc for Hubert Gndscx. ~

V'HET NHHICC tUT ITUDcrt NFOUSCT.
Governor Mann Yesterday granted 81
conditional pardon to Hubert j. God :
scy. now in the Jail OF Surry county.
awaiting the pcn,cntiary authorities.
lie was employed in a printing cstub-
Nshmcnt In Surry. and was charged
with having forged tho name Of the
proprietor to a small check lie was
arrested at his homo In Appomattox
county ana sentenced TO two years in
the pcnitcntiary.
The application for pardon was In
dorsed BY the Commemorative attor-
ncy. trial Judge, sheriff. tho man whose
name was forged. the merchant who
cashcd the check, and by many others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
BUILDING PERMITS
itichInnn College to Remove Walls of
Wing

lticl,Innnd College to Remove walls Of
burned Wing.
Building and repair permits were is
suad yesterday us follows:
Dora T.. and l.. K. Allen, 10 erect a
two-story BRICK dwelling 2102 Stuart
Avenue. 10 cost $4,000.
NJ Fisher. to repair a brick store and
dwelling 1909 East Broad Street. to
cost S915.
w, c. Saunders. to repair a brick
not given.
+ II. l.. Wilkinson. to repair a brick
store and dwelling 90 East Marshall
Street. TO cost $3.50
Richmond College to repair brick
college building, recently damaged by
fire. removing burned walls and re-
pairing portions damaged. TO cost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
,romlncntly connected throughout Viz

rs f4- = 3 y q
Tho funeral will take place from tho
residence OF Mr.. Brockenbrough this
lhn n lnma,: a. 10 O'clock Services viii
Clarke and Rev. Benjamin Dennis.
Mrs. hInry n. Singleton.
tSDeclal to The Times Dispatch ,
! cullen. Va. February l5-Nfrs. Mary
r. r., singleton. wife OF i. w. Singleton.
VINO TI ives near Darlington Heights.
FRINGE Edward county, died at her
home on Monday. after a brief illness
Or twentY-four hours She was TWEEN
y-sevcn years old. The funeral SER
Vices wero conducted by her pastor.
lor. Letter. OF Douglas Presbyterian
Cohurch. The intcrmcnt was in Spring
Creek Cemetery. She was formerly
from Caroline county. and is survived
Dy her father and mother. MIR. and Mrs
Moodford Rroaddus; two sisters, Mrs.
Eobert c'outlin. Of AustInvillc, and
Mics Virginia w. Brnaddus. OF Caro-
inc county. and one brother. Wood :
ford Broaddus, Ir.. of Caroline county:
also by her husband, j. w Singleton.
and one stcpdnughter Miss Bessie Sin
r-1at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16

getting mp lie concert on this occasion
are Mcsdnmcs Melvin c. Patterson
Thouas Adkins, Sam Cohcn. a. III. Eurr.
w. w Tomplsins. Maria Thomas. Ed
ward Evans, y. IL. Sands Pollard Car
dozn. r. a. Patterson. Evan Chester
man. Misses H. Scott. Kate Dlankcn-
ship. Belle johnson, T.. Warwick. Liz
zic Paterson, The members orf,his cir
Gle arranged ana gave the Bnrmeister-
Baylor concert at the Jefferson last
year Tho Nrosram TO night will be,
Sonata. Waldsten.a OPP. 80 Beethoven
Miss Thornton
ca tQualfarfaletta ....... .linndcl
OBJ My Mother Bids Nc Bind My
GO "Prcghiera d rosca'. .... Pnccini
CD pastoral accommodated. Carey.
Miss Durham. if
Second lmpromptn.' + Minor. Feure
"Noctnrnc' for icf, hand alone.
sereabipe
''Fraumcrci'' observation-disclosures. Strauss
r"Jardin Sous la rluic' ....... Dubussy
Miss Thornton.
(h) "Ingcchild' ........... Schubert
Co ''Wirwaiidcltcn" ......... Brahms
fd) "Es Iiegt Elm rraum. auf der
llnide" ,.......... .NonN Feclitz
Miss Dnnham.
(a) "Nocturnc.' c Minor. Chopin
tb) 'i}ailade,' L flat Major. :. Chopin
tc) "Etude,' In Il Minor. Chopin
Miss Thornton.
ca Love Is the Vino" Mac Fadycn
(h) The Moon Drops Low. Cnclmai
fc) Tho Little Gray Dove. Saur
cd Narrative from ia Bohcme."
Pucclni
Miss Dunhum