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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-12

oaB onf oieier 3pieipalt mieoer
ol,sgeglihen poroen lino Der fif in.
5niiden nit Ser gat5en aunit ieirer
8ereotiamfeit bemiibt botte, oen bcr
@ut nno aufregung fornllid id)au.
menoen Serrn Maniebrei gu berubi-
gen, 0rongte iid, roi6 berbeiiprin-
geno, our6 ben areis Ser @aife.
v@as ioIl id?"
uSouit Sir einmol 6ieien &erfu.
les aniebert, Dir ieine Moreiie notie-
rem lino ionlt periu6en, i'm fir urs
81 eepinnen," anttuortete Gteraill.
ger NIT prononaiertem @oImonen int
Gone. Ser fonnte Elm tiid)tiger
Mfrobat peroen, iperil er in riftige
9anbe fame ga itedt @raft orin
unb mebr nod als &raft = &onra-
gel 5o1te gu mir in Die 9ebre
fommen i6 miirbe es binig ma
dlen uno fiirdte nidt einnal feline
&onfurren5. lteberleeen Sic iid)'s
Steiner ...."
Serr &ennerfe bate Sris bereits
BEL Ser Mofflappe gepadt unb i'm II
cine SenfterniiHe ge5ogen.
Scr Dife bat redt," meinte er,
ipabreno er Elm bides Notisblih ans
Ser Saide aog, einen 8leiltift ber-
pornabm uno i'm nit sen 2ippen be-
feu6tete. u2alien sic bod Sbren
9ienit idieBen, iutser Mann =
mas peroienen Sic oenn babel! Cine
2limperei = i1 femme oos. @io-
men Sic li6 Ser 8iibne Sic BE-
ben bos 3eug oasu! @s feblt oil
tiihtigen Spe5ialitdten - ih mub
es miiien, i) arbeite an Ole fiinf5ebr
Sobr' in Die 8ranhe. @enn sic
belte nit mir a6ihlieBen uno iid
bei Sterainger in bic 2ebre aeben
garantiere ib Sbnen, bob STE in
feds Wonaten a~uftreten fonnet.
Ster5inser miro ia ieben, mas aus
Sbnen gu MAIDEN lit. Barterreafrn-
bat ooer Serfules - zines bon bei-
Sen miro es mol meroen. . So
ben Sic oenn etfpas Germogen? -
@iel piro's nidt ieirl id fam mir's
idon oenfen. aber id BELLE Sbnen
germ mo min audi Die 2ebrseit BET
Ster5inger be5ablen, menn sic iid
perpfli6ten ale Sbre ipateren On.
gagements ourd meire Sano seben
81 laiiene. Sbmar5 auf peiB ma
tiirlid = oas miro lid idon finder.
S, % eiebt's bod fem lnnges 8eiiite
nenl Sd iase Sbnen ia, Spe8ialita
ten Sbres Sahs merben INNER &C.
ildt uno gut be5abltl 9reibrmoert
Bis tauieno Marf pro Wonat, iunaer
Mann, uno nod mebr, menn Sic erit
Raiie madeen!. -. ueberlegen
moaen Sic iid's2 Sea, 90 lit notiir
Iid - basesen ldBt iid nidts ia
gen. @ber Sbre 4oreiie = uie mar
tie qleih? -- go. unb nun aitf
@ieoerleben, mno auf elm boloiges'
Dreibnnoert Bis tauieno Marf mo-
notli9 - pergeiien Sic oos nidtl"
(8ortiebiiua iolat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-12

SaIat aug ibrigem 5Ieiid lit 10
Elm Intercollegiate, oos man berei.
tet, ipenn ginenl bic Melte iber oen
aopf 5u tpadien oroben; oettn mar
fam iebe Gorte 6Ieiih, @urit, fri
ihe un6 gerduherte, on3u Dertpenoen
91ringe, SnroeIIen, ferner @urfen.
4~ortoffelrL @elniiiereite, fir5 aGcs
gebt ooan. ge5iieIid Der lestereu lit
ieIbitperitanoIih ein borfihfigeg .llr.
teilen n0tig. gs 6iirfen ttur ioIde
@emiiie iein, meIhe Stiifden bil6cn.
&1rotten, 9lumen- uno NoieufobI.
grbien, 9obnerl, 8orn, feIte, robe
9omnten u. 7. 10. @neemodte @e-
miiie miilien ibrer Snuee entfleioet,
B. +. nit @aiier abgeihmenft fem
Die 2ortoffeln miiiien IN idorfe
@iirfeI eeihnitten meroen fonnen.
aerfnIIene iino nnbraudbor, ebeniu
breiige Semitic. 3miebeIn meroen
bier3u fem gebadt iuiO reidlIid Der-
penoet. SHE nnberen 3ntoten ION.
ten m6eIidif in @irfeIform uno
m0slidft in sIeider @roBe geidnit-
ten iein. 56IieBlid bereitet man
cine Maponnaife oeer aud uir cine
einfode Golat gieriauce uno ourdr
feudtet oos gou5e @erid)t bamit, es
maB iaftig iein.
Aud Enooings un6 aufldufe giebt
es NIT sebodtem 5leiid. Ga. miro
6nnn cine beion6ere Mliffung BON
grotfii[le lto eineiolfe bon GIeiih-
file gemadbt uno oieie peroen nit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-12
" i.
Mit Dem gou Ser 9ohn n

Mit Dem 8ou Der 9abn mad
Srieorihsburg ideint es ougen-
ideinlid iebr giinftig ausaufeben.
Man bat beriudt Mistrauen Stpi-
Iden Dem 5rieoridsburger 9au.
fomite uno Der biefigen SanoeIs.
TANNER gu iden, Der Hrdiioent Der
Iesteren, Safe @oIff uno mebrere
Mitglieoer gingen ober nod Srie6-
rihsbnrg uiio ons Dertrauen III
p~oIitdnoig uieoer bergeitent. gs III
cine 8aueeieaihaft eesriinbet NOR
ben uno Safe @oIff bot oIs erfter
$4,000 unter5eifnet. Die Nnhriht,
odB goafum Die gabn bailer mol
le, bat.- iid nod nidt beif1tigt, Bis
iebt lit &err goafum nod NIT Tel.
men poiitipen 8orihlagen berporge-
treten.
Samitag abeno finoet i'm
8eetboben : @orten elm Wilit1r-
fonaert fir bic Mitslieoer beg Ser
ems itatt. Die 3apeae oes iieb5ebn.
ten Snfanterie : Megiments miro
ipieler.
SIN Mlter BON 81 Sabren
itarb Seiie 9ppenbeimer, Sobn BON
S. S%ppelbeimer.
Sn feinem Sauie on Der Sole.
pbine StraBe bat iid @m. @am-
ma, elm in ben areiien Der Ser.
mannsiobup molbefannter Deut-
iber, erihoiien. Gamma mar bier.
sig Sabre aft, er arbeitete in Der
Shober'iden grauerei.
- Oie gbriition-@ otbern Gum,
Der Company fat Inn Snforpora-
ton nadgeiudt. 2apitaI $4,000.
Snforporatoren: &. 3. Watbern,
go. q. gbriitian uno go. q. gbri.
itian IT.
9as fiinf8ebnte Snfonterie-
Heaiment lit Dienitae abgereiit.
SSn @on5ales ftorb Srant
Budbolt i'm Sitter bon 46 Sobren.
Sn Neiis@raunfe[s bat Die
Mbitimmuug iiber oas Domm-Hro.
left if~attgeflnben. 1876 Stimmer
piiroen fir bic gonoousgnbe of.
deaebeu un0 mn flint naoedeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-12
Kantor'$ TriB.
&oman BON Sbeooor bon
3obeftib.
(Sprticbuilg.)

u2oslaiien = ODER {" iagte
er laut uno feft uno elm Ieiies Biz.
tern fog babel ollr6 ieinen aorper.
Ger Serfules itieB eth brobnen=
oes 2aben aus.
u@as niait gu benrl arobbe "
rief er beluItigt- Mber er bate founl
ausgeiproden, 10 fiiblte er audi i9ou
auf Der Didmusfel ieines redten
Oberarmes einen 10 getpaltigen
Saultidlag, oaB er ein Stobnen oes
Sdmer8es niht unternriiden folnte
uno ben ungliidliden 6bneioer frei-
geben muBte. Mauiebrei itiir8te CUR
@roe, obne iih Sbaoen gu TIM, uno
I'M ielben 4ugenbIid iprang Sris
iiber i'm fort uno faB Ster5inger an
Der 4eble. Mit beioeu Mrnlen UNI
ipannte er pie init giienflammeril
ben Serfules, 10 bab oieier ii6
ihdumeno ullo pruitenb Der unipi-
oerifeblihenaraft 0cs iuneen gnafs
iobnes beugen muBte.
sos" -. feubte Ster5inger.
blnltrot i'm @elidt, uno nit Den i6oll
erlabmenoen Saulten Sris IN Die
Seiten sreifeno, .los - id erltide."
Grit mad 9eine gerbeueung
Dor Dem BilbIifum," ladte Sris. Der
INNER enger ben Sails Ieines Spfers
umipannte unb tin immer tiefer nit
benz Sberforper gu gooen 5og. Ser
9erfules feud5te = Der Mtem Der,
ging inn, uno nun erIt COB Sris i'm
frei lno iprong einige Shritte 5lt-
rid.
Sod aufseridtet, bie gncnbogerl
felt in Die 5eiten geitenlnlt un0 Die
Sanoe CUR Mbucbr gebaIt, itarb
Sris 6a. gr ernartete, oab Ster.
ginger fid in raienoer Wut off i'm
itiir5en niiroe ein 2ddeln gilt.
nm ieinen Munb - Si,rht fainte
er niht.
yGomm' nur beratL gu @olintb!"
4ber Der @oliatb fam nibt. Gter-
singer pruitete geiualtig, aIs or lid
nie6er aufribtete, nno idiittelte lid
ME ein ms Baiier gefallener Suno.
9ann ladte er mddtig oilf llia
itrefte Sris feline &ono cntgeaen.
so ELM @engel," meillte CT trcu.
ber5ig. Ser meiB einen gu iaiien!
8 lit mir gum eritenmal i'm 2eben
paiiiert, bob mid ein -anoerer ullter.
gefriegt bat! Gin 4unititid mar es
ia ni6t, benin tpenn einefn oie Suite
persebt, iit's nit ser araft borbei,
Mber oas idaoet nidts - es itedt
bod mas III Dir, mein Suitee! So
arbeiteit 9u oenn?"
SD bin nidt eemobnt, nit gu
%nngereoet 81 tperoen" CAB Jris fro
Zig suriid..
Ger anoere uuroe einen Mugen
Bid ihlkig uno lafte bann obcr-
mails.
.Sit redt. mein Sunge," iagte er
uno erfaBte Srisens Sono, sbiil
gang bamit einoeritanbenl 9ift oroB
genug eetuoroeii, ionit alih nit sic
angereoet merbenl. -. Sra = olio2
$50 fino Sic engaeiert, iuenn Die
Sroee erlaubt lit -"
9ns fIarg fdon anoers. Der
@erger Srisens iuar I'M 0u per-
raudt. Sn benz b%reiten, rotten, bier.
luitigen @eiiht bes rSerfules lag Elm
10 ebrlider uio eutmiiti9er 9lus.
orud; oaB Sris iid toridt poreefom
men mare, penn er nod l1iiger bate
ben Srosigen ipielen wonei.
SD bin fein @iinitIer," entgeg.
nete er. Die Sano oes @ieien frdf.
tie idiitteIno, .ionoern gereiter."
uab = Ser 9ouienoi" Ster5in
ger idiitteIte ben &opf. agereiter,
Ghaoe Drum. $50 0enn2 gei
Ren52"
.@eim @rafen aoIpin . OeeIen.
boff."
ygIio pripatim = ihooe, ie1t
ifaoel 8eilnerfe, fomin' bod ma,
fer! aomm' mol men @ngen6lid
Der, alfe Seele!"
Der fleine @irt, Ger gliidli6 mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-12
llnbssreiflidy.

Slnge 6rau Coils lie Der olten So
din beim aoden 8uiiebt): Pas
peritebe id nidt. bon oieier olten,
berorieBliheu 8erion iBt er Die 20.
mateniauee, ,no Denn id iie mode,
loBt er iie iteben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-12
Ginrihtmmgen.

Snuiierer: oeinrihtungen baben
Die 2eute beut5utose, man fam lid;
i6on fopm mebr wobin getraueil;
fonime id eeitern gu einem Serr;t,
Der mif Dem Sofa liegeno 5t mir
iagt, id ion bier nal auf ben &nopI
bel ser 3immertiir oriiden. SD
tr's, mos ipar los2 aommt Der
Sousfne6t uno pirft mid, oblte
elm @ort gu reoen, binousl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-12
Gin idipsr aassnipredenber @ame.

sic baden iid benz Nadttpddter
oegeniiber, Der sic ipegen Srinfen,
belt arretierte, Maeier genannt, mah
reno Sic in @irtlihfeit beiBen y
Gin Die often blidenb) Br8w. go.
no, mie miro Dos ausgeiprod)en?"
so, Dos lit eben Die Sade, Serr
8ihter, penn i'd betrunfen bin,
fam id Den Mamen aud nidt aus
fpredenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-12
Wamperl ala Spd1tpurift.

Gin SodgenuB, iase i'd Sbnen.
70 elm iddumenoer &rmg nod miibe.
ooIlem ausitiegl1
0aber fpenn feline @irtidaft oro-
ben iit2~
81 mo miro oenn elm oerniinfti-
ger Menih iolde 9erse beiteigen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-12
ltnter gorbebalt.

Dame { beim Engagement eincs
ainoermdodens): sd boffe, oai3
Sic 2iebe 5l meinen ain6ern baben
nerben -. meinen odt3ebnidbri.
gen @ohn ihIieBe ifl natiirIih ms!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-12

@ud Die &nlturpolfer bobcr1
lire Meni6enfreiier. man nernt lie
nnr 8lutionaer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22

temperance people of Virginia in the
Gays gone by. If they have played
lhs, ana loose with temperance prin-
clpies. we have right to know It,
II they were hand in glove with lead
ers OF liquor organizations once, the
voters OF Virginia have n right TO
know 1t now. Ii we were doing the
Work of the church or tho work OF the
salvation Army, seeking converts from
me world and preaching faith and re
pentance and good work 1t would be
another matter We could let by
cones be by cones and welcome the
pcnttent to the tune of while The
lamp holds out to burn But we are,
not the church. nor the Salvation
Army. We are n federation Of tom
perance forces-orthodox. heterodox.
OF no creed. or all crceds-and as II 9
as our avowed policy is what It IL, let
us work 1t TO the utterTnost We can
not be the force In Virginia that We
seek TO be. nor do the good In tho Old
Dominion, that we seek to do, until
first. last. and all the time. we apply
with non partisan. impartial spirit the
published principles OF our orEaniza-
ton" ~ t.4s|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
GAS PL.OSION IN
DANV|LLE PLANT
Structure Wrecked and Many
Residences Left in Darkness.
Two Injured.

Danyillc, Va. February 21.-An OK
plosion occurred in the gas purifier
house Of the Danville municipal gas
plant At midnight tonight. wrecking
the plant and putting. the structure
out of commission. Foreman j.. w.
Durham, who with a negro cmploye.
had entered the purifier house to in
vestigate a leak indicated by the gas
holder. had hardly entered when the
explosion occurred, seriously. though
not fatally. injuring him and less Sc
riously injur;ng George Glenn, the
negro. The explosion shattered much
OF the window glass in the Southern
passenger station and that in the
American Tobacco Company factory.
two blocks away. and even in the PIED
mont hardware Conpany's hardware.
three blocks distant. q
The tiro department. exfinguishcd the
fire In half an hour or more, with an
estimated loss OF $4,000.
y majority OF residences AFRO equip
ped with gas for illuminating and
cooking purposes. and these arc loft
in darkness and with no facilities for
cooking Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
GOOD ROADS MEETING
Er tns;n i'i-c rt-rs ,'ropcr S.st.n,
OF JInintcnnncc

fr tn:;n i'arc rgcs proper Syst.n,
OF Hnintcnnncc.
Norfo!k N.'. February Il Before
large gathering OF farmers ana busi
r1ss men in lie Board Of Trade 10.
night Dr. Logan w Page, president
II 'hr American Highway Association,
ana diree,or OF tire United States Bur-
";'u of toads decided that it was nso-
less @ make good roads unless 2 pro
FISH sS4icH ~ maintenance Was dccid .
20 IN. 'ic Ititounced the system 81
r!N't,hE ne "stpns II good roads in
tNH hancs ~ p"tlN officials, and con /.
dcnncd particularly the sttparyis,nn
hoilcS' M Is i,nrposed iii many coun
neF n praised The CONSTITUTIONS q,
Nlr2lnta far IFS provisions cnpow.r,nc
c"antia% 80 0rarnrriate money III
good roads. ard donating state funds
also fnr Tho purpc.se.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
We're headquarters for Ar.
row collars in quarter sizes.
Two-for- aqua rter.
CITY OFFERS BECK
!. MORE NONE
(Continucd From First pate.)

+. 'SohtiuuCu l. rom J. lfSt i'2ke.)
TO any specific amount, tho members
authorized Mr. Pollard TO say that the
FINANCE Committee would see tha, the
salary was Increased to adequate
compensation
Asked No Increase
II was RECALLED that Mi. Hao,, has
many times heen before the Finance
! committee asking for funds Tot the
WorN Of his department. for additional
DEPUTIES and for an increase H. thA
PAY Of arainstakins ana Misunderstanding
clerk but that lie had never asked OF
received any increase in pay for him.
SELF since the once was created on
o'e occasion when he asked ro,, III
an1ltionai DEBUT Nh lllet,, tlien a
member nf the committee. asked HON,
soon h. would te back for an inc,ans.
in pay.
IL viii aerer SIS back. respondeA
~" Eui!dilg Inspector -'Wnen This
c"mmitiee decides that | ann WORTH it.
il can increase my salary. ! siiall
never ask IT,
RESOLUTION Recommended.
Not satisfied With The action Of tile
iiiance Comrittee. Chairman Pollard
Went a2ross the Hail WHERE the Conn
Gil COMMITTEES on Ordinances. cnarter
ana Rffo.m was III session Nothing
1888 than a sensation was created
lhefe when TIC chairman OF tile FL
nance Committee appeare asking an
increase in tre salary OF a civ Of
!icey.
l-Eerl member OF tile committee
Ilesent spoke taSorabiy on the propo-
Sltlo!L Reference was made 10 the
FAC, that the inspector had not feared
y report a Councilman 10 Police Cour,
Eii2r Notation o! The Building Code tina,
HIS mad Condemned houses without Tea i
nl aver and that While there had been
many complaints ana some appeals
! from What had seemed harsh decisions
I lh "acli instance The Building Inspec-
iitor had been sustained /, was an Of
| nee tnat had never rcquired an in
/ Ef';iGaton. anu tint Kept lis look
4 and records open to tile inSpect!on OF
/ AZ yoneis With an entries right ip
f! q the minute Mi. Brown called at
teniipn 10 tbs fact that several fee
! oihcefs receive several times the
/ anount proposed. ana nave VERY much
/ LES eNactins and important duties The
B tltN AuorncN, who was present hold.
4 iig that the Committee on Ordinances
Charter and Reform could originate
+ leSiSlation. q resolution was directed
- he prepared and recommended e
ING Council on Friday night under
i suspension ~ the rules, making tn,
A r"y of 'lia ofice o. Building Inspector
I 81 600 pc. ycar
sir. Beck said last night ,hat he la,
| 4" comment 10 make on the ofier mad,
20 MIN " i7c street railway com
/ pany lie ned the matter under aa
Nisemen; and Would endeavor to civ,
the company an answer as soon a,
possible. Tic understood that MI
Wfteley Was leaving on Nlarci! /. am,
tha' i VAS desirable that the com
> \ !, 81 inn .
sibie
rhc oner Ne said, lad Been mad.
~iifr't his solicitation. and OH hi
. NeGprd as an en@ineor and us eXecu
uNa Qilicer oi tliS Building D.partln.n
.-E!Nling ne lAs \ lrec Neara.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
ENABLING ACT URGED
BY PRESIDENT ATKINS
Thinks League Should Commit Itself to Program
Of Year Ago-Refers to Attitude Of Gov
ernor-Questionin of Candidates.

Special TO The Times Dispatch.1
Newport News. Va, February 2l.-ln
his annual address, President Henry
Pearce Atkins referred briefly to the
history of the league and tile events
since the last meeting. which he said
would appear more fully III the fur
ther proceedings Of the convention. He
predicted that the Legislature OF 1872
would pass an enabling act. The
league. he said. went in debt to the
amount Of $4,000 in the campaign be-
fore the Legislature OF 1910 for The
rassage OF the STROBE bill. for the ex-
penseS Of printing. postage. telegraph
anu telephone communications.
In his Judgment, said Mr.. Atkins,
the league should commit itself unre-
Servedly to the program of q Year go,
Whcn It's convention declared for an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22

enabling act and popular vote upon
tho question of the license of the sa-
loon.
The Governors Position.
AS to the attitude of Governor Mann
on this policy OF the league. Mr.. At
kinS said:
''We appreciate the fact,that his po-
sition while a candidate was one of
favor 10 the local option method OF
dealing with the liquor question, and
this we understood from the begin
ming Of his campaign. Al out last con-
vention lie spoke briefly and urged
the convention TO adopt a conservative
policy. rs he had a perfect right 10
do: and he gave as his reason for.sGch
counsel the difficulties attending the
question OF the states revenue. be-
lie, that day his position is the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
Funeral OF Mrs. Malone.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Petersburg, Va, February 21.-Thc
funeral of Mrs Otelia Butler Malone.
widow Of General william Malone, took
place this afternoon from the residence
on South Market Street, and was very
quiet, only immediate friends and rel
atfVes being present. The services were
conducted by Rev. c. BraSton Bryan. D.
D.. rector of Grace Episcopal Church.
and the pall-bearers, chosen by Mrs.
Malone herself, were CAPTAIN Asa Ro-
gers. John Arthur Johnston. Dr.. IT. G..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
DEATHS

ciI III. Died February goth, a, tn.
S JIn;'st ,,, H9me for Aged Women.
seventy ninth year OF age
fnhera! from Baptist Home for
nged Women a 4 r. NJ WEDNES-
nAI Eebruary. 2and, lall Inter.
lnent Shockoe Cemetery Friends and
-aeauaintaHces invited to attend.
Entered into res, Feb
f rnarg goth. 1911. at9 T. NJ. the REV.
N0BERT WRIGHT FORSYTH. D. -.
Rotor OF ST Pnuls Church.
Funeral from tina, ciurci, on
EDN ESDAf. ed instant. al z
ciock. The congregation or ST
raurs church and all friends OF tho
family are INVITED 10 attend
the clergy OF the city are invited
10 meet in the Sunday-school room:
It a:2o r N, and proceed IN a body
70 The church and occupy tho seats
reserved for them
Died in Petersburg. VA.
q ia CKSON.
funeral THURSDAY At ii o'eloc,,
from St. Johns Church. Petersburg H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
To Discuar I,inn..

a meeting OF the membership com
mittee OF the Chamber OF Commerc
has been called for Thursday, whcl
plans for the years work Will be takcl
up and discussed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22

Leigh. DR.. William Shipper. James
Dunn, II. p stratton. Z. G. Friend and
Robert Gillian, Sr.
The intcrment was in Tho nr;v,ta
FAMILY vault in Biandford Cemetery.
Mrs. I. n. CinrIe.
special to The Times Dispatch
Mrs Laura Bradley Clark died sudden
~ on Tuesday at her home, In AycncI
flace. after an illness OF snyrrai
months She was the wife OF l. N
clark. OF this place. Besides her nus
band, three children survive her, these
Clark and ]. y. Clark.
Mrs. ID. Burbrnge Ynncey.
Especial TO The Times Dispa,cb,
Harrisonburg. Va, February II
Mrs. ?. Burbrage Yanccy, aged thirty
two years. died to-day. She in.,o,
M ne ushand, one child and u brother.
w. ~. Rsid. or Memphis. Tenn
Mrs. Eva &. Cuton.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Alexandria. Va. February 2I.MMrs
EVa g. Dent Cation, wife OF j. r. eaton
!r,. DIED last night at her home. aftar
snort illness. She was married. 0c.
tober - last Besides her husband
s ~, Is survived By two brothcrs-S.
and n aue , Dent an, ana e Gwynn Dent
Nc ne funeral VIII take place from st.
Mar Catholic Church Thursday
morning.
Eugene Hruffcy
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Alexandra, Va. February aI-Eu
SSs uns brn'iey. about thirty years Old.
aied This morning at his home. psi
Ray. Alexandria county. after . shn,t
illness. His wife and ono child 49,
wives et''i" Snt :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
TOOK CREosoTE
a. j Hlnckburr's Life saycu Nv An.
h,.lnncc SURGEON 'rurnia,,

Wh!if n 1T NJ dcsrondency. <. i.
Flackbnrr- or 9 East Broad street.
ySsferdhy afternoon ,ook dosa al
cfeosole Members q thc family NOON
lcsrhed Of MS act, and tic civ AMI
buance Was ca!lea III Tnrm.n rs.
sorted 9 heroic measures aiid R!ack
burn was soon reStorcd ia EaiIthai
he had taken only haif ~ Smail
.anonn, in bottle and If seem. ii
haze been only a Tablespoonful
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
SENATE WILL VOTE
FOR REClP RQCLIY


farmers and still another that his
speech was untrue"
The reading had not progressed fur
When Senator Hepburn questioned the
propriety OF reading such document
into the record. When Informed. how
ever that it had been presented by
another Senator he desistcd, saying
that each Senator must decide such
questions for himself He declared the
proceeding most unusual
Senator Stone made formal protest.
but the Senate decided that ii wanted
TO hear the letter, nd its reading was
concluded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
LEAGUE MAY ASK
FOR REFERENDUM
On Staten WIDE
(Continued i7rom F,irst PaEeN

Continued From First Page)
time OF its prosperity, for WHICH he
was largely responsible. He spoke
feciingly OF the death Of Rev. G. Il,
Stuart.
But the portion OF his remarks which
and which was regarded as the most
significant was that with reference
TO catechising the candidates for
United States Senate. when he said
they should be asked about their past
records on temperance matters, as
We'll as their positions on proposed
Federal legislation.
The address Of John c. Woolley. Of
Honolulu, one time prohibition candi-
date for President. ended the night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
Capitol Closcd TOD;

Capitol Cioscd To-DaE.
All departments at the state Capitol
Will he closed to-day In respect 10 the
birthday OF General George Washing
ton.
The state Library will also be closed
throughout the day and evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
"Berry's for Clothes"

li.aShiNgion--born III Virginia Feb I'D,
1852. Dic6 Dec i4ik, 1879.
Washington had to write to
London for his clothes, as no
fine stuff was made IN this
country, but if he We're living
to-day he'd be the first man is
realize that Am erican NJ adj
clothing is the b est in the
world.
This store can show you
some Of this country's tri-
unnphs in suits for men and
boys.
Suits and overcoats from SIS
TO $40 for men that we've
IN 6, T. k e q q Q W n to $9.SB,
St7.S5 and $22.S6.
For boys, Suits and Over
coats, from $500 to $50 re
duced to SO. IS to $685..
To-day our special is all
wool, all American suits at
SLY that We're S25 and $2S.
We're headquarters for Ar
TOW collars in quarter sizes.
Two-for quarter.
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