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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
TAFT kEEPSCOOKE
On ROLL OF ARMY
Had Been Sentenced to Dislnis-
sal After Permitting the
Theft Of $1,000.
BROTHER OF JAY COOKE
Borrowed From Enlisted Men
and Neglected Duty Society
Influence. !.

Washing ION, January 23--Tho sen
tcncc OF dismissal from tho army or
Colonel George +. Cooke, retired, has
been commutod by President Tart to
the penalty Of FORGETTING half his pay
for ten years.
Colonel Cooke is brother OF tho
late jay Cooke, tho noted iinancicr.
He entered the army through the use
or influence In tho last Grant admins
tration. His record shows no service
above the mediocre. Ills last duty was
In command at Fort Cibbon as lieu
nt-colonel of the Twenty second
Infantry. and the charges on which H.,
was tried were ncgcc, OF duty. re
vas accused OF responsibility Tor the
loss OF government funds. unlawtuliy
using government transportation In
Alaska for his personal use. and Dor
rowing money from enlisted mon ana
others and failing TO repay It. hc was
found guilty on all tho charges and
sentenced to dismissal.
Colonel Cookies troubles followed m
theft of sl100o at Fort Gihbon By an
enlisted man. William Lane, who was
acting paymaster's clerk. Cooke had
given this man much liberty ana al
lowed him to have the key TO Ills safe.
He took the money. went on duty
detail 10 Fairbanks, and has not been
captured, although he was freely tat
tpoeu anu d regard OIL Sl,VOU was or
frred for him.
Lanes dcsertion was in January
1909. and few months later the facts
came out in Official reports Cooke
got n long leave. was promoted 10
colonel. and finally was retired ami
the only thing done was to put a stop
page against the pay 10 reimburse the
government for the loss Of the Sll0uD
That stoppage has been In progress
for more than eighteen months. ard a
considerable portion Of the sum has
set to be paid.
Colonel Cookie was not ordered to
trial until November. 1910. The mlti-
CATION OF his sentence Is duo to the
influence at the White House OF a
number OF prominent society people OF
Washington. among them being
Charles c. Glover. head OF RiGgs DanK
The sentence substituted BY tho ircsi-
dent for dismissal is a penalty, and
tho amounts stopped out of tho oncers
retired pay Will be turned ovc- IN COM
pliance with law to the Soldiers Hoinc
Colonel Cookies retired pay Is S3,5au
md the old soldiers Wifi nave their
substance added to by the amount oil
sl.S75 year for The next decade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
YOUNG Man KILLED IN
RAILWAY ACCIDENT

Lexington. VA. January 2o.-Samucl
q. Edwards an engine Waterman. in
charge OF Baltimore ana Ohio trains
at night in Lexington. was Killed this
morning at tho Union Station yards
while, returning from East Lexington
to get water. The accident occurred a
litii2 before $ o'clock Tile young man
mad charge OF the engine, and on ac-
count OF the rain tho rails we're slip
rsry, the air brakes refused 10 work
properly, aud the engine crashed into
the train I. c. phalcn, nrcman,
jumped into "A coal box. Edwards at
tempted TO jump. and was caught be-
tween the engine and tender ana badly
crushed. lie died i'll about fifteen min
3utes.
He was aged twenty-five years and
had been in Lexington one year. lie
was Il son Of G. NJ. Edwards, OF llarri-
sonburS. The body will be buried at
Verona. near Stanton. to- morrow 4
special train came 10 repair the wreck
age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
ESCAPE SOUVENIR FIENDS
tinrr"> aud simon Take tn Air In Their
NIOnOnInnCS.

Houston, Texas, January 3a.--Forccd
TO land on account of darkness in a
held nine miles from tn. aviation
grounds, Roland Il. Garros tho aviator
who, to escape the ravagcs or souvenir
hunters, flew into thc teeth OF Il gale
TINS afternoon, stood guard over his
machine for several hours. before an
auiomobilc, ono Of twenty sent out to
search for him. picked him up. Hc will
hN his machine back 10 1h4 aviation
Held tomorrow.
Rene Simon. who was also forced to
take to the air. landed hardly & mile
from tho grounds and his nnrhino was
rolled back TO the hangar after the
crowd had dispersed.
SIMON flew low and came Ia earth
quickly, AS he was out OF range OF the
field
From the grounds, however, ,ho last
seen OF Garros. he was a srcck in the
Sky about 1000 feet up headed cast.
It was not until 10 o'clock tonight
that he was found
The local meeting will cMd to-mor-
row.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
FOOD CONTAINED POISON,
AND NEGRO IS KILLED
Especial 10 The Timcs-Dispatch.1

Especial 10 The Timcs-Dspatch1
Roanoke. Va. January 29.--Frank
Payne. colored is dead, and Maggie
critical condition, as the result Of eat
ing some food which is thought to have
contained poison. The trio lived in
the servants quarters on tho promises
Of j; NJ. Smecd. This morning Laura
Hubbard. who Is his cook, failed 10 put
in her appearance. Mr.. Smeed went
to the room and broke open tho win
dow. There tH found tho two women
and Payne. who seemed to be lfeless
Further investigation showed that Tho
women were alive, but that Payne was
dead. The police were not.icl ard
after looking into the case decided
that there was no foul play. It is be-
lieved the negroes got hold of some
food which contained poison. The cor
oncr is Investigating. Tho women Will
probably recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
MISS STOKES SINKS
INTO FINAL SLEEP
stuart Hall Student Dies After Brnve
right OF Seven Wcckx-wms Oncr-
nted Upon Twice nnd Had Re-
Innrkabic Series OF Re-
lnpscs-t Pathetic Uasc.

y;ass, Mss Ssncsy Z asaE9S sssa
n,argl,:ers' Hospital Thursday evening
Miss fiasfi JtoKes "siGSs i, viii, amen
dlcitls on December nth. and was
iia aa at once TO tho Kings Daughters
r n.oHpitai ana was operated on by Dr.
from Richmond. She was serio,isiy
III III from the first. but her friends cher
She made n'pe nat she YOU'D
and Won tho admiration OF her physi-
clans and nurses hy the patience and
suffering. Every thing that medical
and surgical skill could do was done:
tor hcr. ana PRAYERS were offered daily
Schoofmatcs and teachers. who were
devoted to her, but III various parts of
the State.
Miss Stokes. who was in her six
tsenth year. was Il girl OF beautiful
e 81, Ia., anu was much beloved by
m rite Enew s, her n nhI was sr sne
made brilliant record. Her death
mas cast gloom not only over tn,
Ia, become much Interested in her.
me many calls and inquiries made
DAILY at the HOSPITAL and AZ the school
her ease and the Staunton people SYM
pathizc deeply with Mr. and Mrs
Stokes ana with her teachers and
Funeral services will lie held this
afternoon at 5 o'clock at Emmanucl
Church. conducted by tho Rev. Robert
Rev. D. r.. Lewis. Miss Stolecs's former
rector at Elk hill, Virginia
The remains viii be- taken 10 Richee
6; q o. train. and viii be buried In
Duvai and two representatives of tho
student body will accompany the FAM
lily TO Richmond.
crs will be Captain r. u. Ransom, Judge
II. ". Holt. DIR. II. H. 1Icnkcl, Profes-
sor Berkeley Minor and Mcssrs. Rob
crt Marshall. David Funston. A. stuart
Robertson and ". NJ Hillcary.
Duties were suspended all DAY at
stuart Hall. and the entire student
body. together with the teachers. will
attend the funeral
While in the hospital. Miss Stokes
had a series OF relapscs duo TO com
eanaled. When it seemed that She
would recover from the attack Of APP
pneumonia developed and
at three or four distinct stages sho
was OF the very brink Of death She
would begin to mend, however and
during the past two days It seemed
as II her, hores for recovery were
brighter. but finally the end came. and
her spirit peacefully took It's flight
into eternity. She bore up hravcly 10
the last, and only ton minutes before
death came she expressed the belief
that She would recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
.LOEB'S AXE FALLS,
DOZEN HEADS DROP
Collector Lists for Dismissal An
Who Were Smirchcd in
Sugar Frauds.
NO RING FOR THEM
Grand Jury Minutes Taken as
Evidence That They Are
Unfit for Service.

Now York. January 29,-Nothin:,
has so stirred up the rank and nle
Of tho local customs service as the
! announcement made yesterday that the
names Of at least Il dozen men had
been sent to Washington with Il
Recommendation that they be dropped
for The good Of the service In some
cases those in tho list were accused
by tho self-confessed graftcrs in tho
sugar cases. and the alleged offcnscs
were committed years ago. The charges
against some Of the mon, If not all of
them. arc said to DO contained in Tho
minutes of tho grand jury. They in
citdc taxing money from Importers
Tor eNpeditng the discharge OF their
IMPORTS. RMS, customs men say. had
aeei' practice for forty years before
MT Loeb became the collector.
according to q plan i'll The service,
hnn was conference at the custom,
mouse. at which It was dccid ed thai
criminal prosecution was imnossihln
zen the decree went forth that tho
c ,auoSen men men must go. They were
mat they must either resign or no
summary dismissed. They would MOI
,n nsiE II. ana 50 recommends ton for
S Scr ,o a,Smissal has been sent to the
y.
cused have protested because they Aid
~, ~ Set either n chance to ns,.Gct
.he minutes or disprovc the cha a
One Of the men accused is = de,n,v
surveyor. with wears Of honorabnle ep so,v
49, 20 MS credit. Fic want cd n chance
n - GroNe ms Impotence. hut this was de-
h,Lho'esncd both to Collector Loeb and
mandcd n hearing This was mot nr.nt
- ana now their fate rests wifi, Tho
! reaSnry Department.. at the custom
mouse II was said Yesterday that tho
lanes Of tho accused men would he
"'' 'aThc P ct'!i, - .mierrow
ma hearing said Surveyor Henry
IT Is merely rcouired that thcv eot
formal notice or the charges. toroti7or
Win tho specific counts EacI man
mas three DAYS to make written replv
to the charges" 'Nf1s
=, rAccSrding 10 the law" said collec
service. may be removed for Gauss
other than political or rclicjons WIFI
out giving him n formal hearing
influence has hecn brought is have
inc collector retain a least some Of iii"
ascMsed men; lie refused on tho
Grmunn that his house cleaning at this
nort would not be complete unless
they We're, forced out 81 tho service.
nc Tact that some Of them stand well
now. ne thinks. would have a bad effect
II tneN were allowed to remain Some
~ inc men are we'll liked hv the col
iHctor. he saws, and have shown great
ABILITY; Their departure from tho scr-
leciors work Of cleaning up al this
port "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
News Of South Richmond

dining ,,,e, room. lie al once began An
invest cation. and entering the dinin;:
room found il empty, but through an
opci Wlnuo" he saw the forms OF two
men running.
The kitchen and dining room suffer-
Cd ma lnly at the hands OF the thieves.
and articles which were not taken
away were broken IN
Quiet Yesterday.
ne police of the Soulhsidc had a
nuiet day Yesterday. There were only
Two arrests OF men charged with
drunkenness.
large CONGREGATIONS.
although the wind and rain of YES
Herday Kept many people in doors.
hrSc CONGREGATIONS were present at
all or the church services
Funeral Yesterday.
nc funeral OF Luther A. Mann who
uled Friday at his home. 1906 Stock
ton street. took place Yesterday after
noon at o'clock from the Wea thcr-
1ord Memorial Church. lntermcnt was
made In Maury Cemetery
Funeral To-day.
he funeral OF Earl NJ. Potter. who
nled thursday night in the Shclterinc
Arms Hospital, will take place this
afternoon at o'clock from the Branch
haPtst Church, Chesterfield county. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
OBITUARY
u. l.. NIcI.e,lInrc

Especial to The Times Dispatch. !
\, omrtiand Va, January 29.-B. T.
OF INC SOUTHAMPTON County and Cir
cult Courts. died here. tonight at
G q ic was setcnty-threc years
forced him TO resign. being succeeded
by his son. II. 3. McLcmore Another
son IS Judge James J.. ATcLcmorc. or
me second judicial Circuit OF Vir-
snia For seventeen years lie was
clerk OF the Southampton County
aour,. and was made Circnit clerk
wen wren the new Constitution went into
clie eel; lie Is survived by three sons
ana three dauEhtcrs--Judgc Il. f. Me-
I1emore. Of Suffolk Dr.. Thos l.. Me-
Ignore and II. =. Aci.emore. of Court
land; Mrs. r. T. Birtlsons, or philadei-
nhia. and Mrs. Harold Bowen Of wash
n ms.on' a. {; lie was married twice
a ahn,,, COUNTY. and the second time.
anout ten Years ago, 10 Miss Leila
A1ams, OF Southampton county
fo me funeral III, "a, and intecrmcn, in the
tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
~ Funeral OF DIR. NOntcirn.
,,ia The 1,r fnnerai Of Of DR. A. Aontero who
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from tho resi-
dence. lie South Third street. Tho
services viii be conducted ~ Rev.
sloWard. rector Of st: ,Lnkc's Church,
~ Scttlbu III i1OtlNWOOU Cemrtpry
The following pall-bearcrs have Been
chosen: - -
Hon orary--coIoncl W IT Grammar
Colonel ". Ben pslnner. H. G. io p.,ia i.
X. T. Powell. CAPTAIN Rosser, DR. Siers
George and Judge S. F.: Witt.
Active-Dr, J.. ". Williams. pr Rob :
J.. w. Station. Dr. c. A. Bryce and 81.
Lawrence Ingram, III
Mrs. Alice Hickman.
: ,Harrisonburs. Va. January 2o-Mrs.
wife of pr. Joseph r. Hickman. died
f y ed,ne sei,. near ut. Jackson. shenan-
TJah county COUNT: She was Miss Moore.
ing Slc leaves the following children:
thomas and Ed. Hickman, at home:
Mrs Lon Hardy, OF Fricndsvlllc. Md !;
Mrs Mrs CLAYTON Triplctt, Of Baltimore:
Frank whistler. OF Strathmorc, and
Miss katie, at home.
Jacob Strickler.
Snecial 10 The Times Dispatch
!, ia rr RS, Va, January %; Jacob
weeSS in Jacksonville, Fla, and was
! buried In the old family graveyard
near Maurertown, Shenandoah county.
llG was, wealthy and unmarried lie
incnt Virginia family. Irc was With
out near relatives. and shortly before
his death he divided $1,000 among his
nieces and ncphcws.
Miss ; Bnck!cs.
Bristol; Va. January 2?--A1iss Jen-
mic Buckles, aged twenty years. fla,igh-
ter or +. u. Buckles. Of Bristol, died
| at Lebanon this evening Her death
from an attack OF cholera norh,s she Is
| graduated from tho high school here
| last spring. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30

I'm the happiest little woman,
In All this little town:
And my merry laugh and singing
Takes the place OF sigh and frown
Tor join HAS QUIT HIS DRINKING
And is like himself onsc more;
md inc world is Just Il paradise
with SUCH happiness in store!
Orc day read some verses
''Mary's MIRACLE the name
Aud said that's John exactly,
And I'll send and get tho same
so sent for GOLDEN REMEDY.
CAS- sly as sly could be-.
And put 1t III Joints supper
Md put i, in his tea
Aud il didn't taste a little bit;
lad no odor. so. YOU scc--
L was smnothc.st kind OF sailing
For little Doctor Nc
-tnd watched and prayed and waited,
'And cried some, TOO. l guess
And didn't have the greatest faith
I'm ashamed now TO confess.
Md John never thought 4 minute.
lie was being cured OF drink.
And soon he's well as any one,
IL makes Inc cry TO think.
just makes me cry for gladncss
I'm so proud TO he his wife
Since he Is cured OF drinking,
And leads nice new life.
Since John he quit a-drinkingu'
can't say il times enough.
And hates and luathcs all liquor
as he would q poison stuff.
Md when | say my prayers at night.
As thankful can be-
pray for .Eohu the most OF all
Then GOLDEN REMEDY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30

even to almost ccrtitudcs.
The majority OF the Societic de
Geographic are convinced that Captain
Peary reached the goal of which so
many others. have dreamed: but that
1t Is their private opinion. The serious
body Is unyieldinE as to tho absolute
knowledge OF that TO which it puts its
attestation. 1t cannot go beyond thar
and .consccrat.e By 2 public act, by an
official rcccntion that which IS not abb
SOlntcly demonstrated.
IT IS our Fundamental maxim Of re-
proof or proof. There IS no true science
without that. The glory remains to
Captain Peary OF having tried--oC har-
ing probably succecded-but upon cap
tain Peary is imposed the duty Of at
fording an indisputable solution OF the
enigma
In a second article Dr. Charcot re-
plies to the statements Of Baron Hulot.
II is not incumbent OH Captain pcary.
ne declares, to offer proofs to tho So
cicttc DC Geographic. but tho society
itself should ask for them IL il doubts
the positive conclusions cached by the
American committee Of savants which
examined them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
MlDWINTIiH MEETING.
ehroiihn section OF Chemical Socict :
Elects Officers
Especial TO The Times. pisn,,c,

ESPECIAL TO rhc Times Dispatc,l
west Raleigh. *. c.. January %
nc ln'n"inteI meeting of the North
carolina section Of tho America,
chemical Society. held in Raleigh ves.
.erdaE' 4. &. NJ was represented ~
Professor w a Withrrs and f,r. Wi,.
mans. of the department. Of chen,is,rv
ana the Experiment, station ~ Or II,
-. lay and Mr., Sherwood Professor
= Wi'hers and Mr. Sherwood nro-
Scnied papers on some Sources ~
imI a,nas.cH in the Tiernann- Schultz
r. moo The officers elected were AZ
J icc- rcsidcnt. T.. Il. I.ockhart Secrc
N"'Y anu Urea snrer. Il. Il Raw. t,oiln
t!lor. 10 inc American Chemical Socin,v
=. = Mills, Reporters DR. WilliaIn.'
y, q a. and Or. Hale, university "'',',-'
Friday night at u church cn,cr
,ainn1rnt at Middlcscx the Rin:ytat,
hanh % =. " II, scored n bit iii
Soih instrumental ana vocal nin,bors
netng rendered Tho band liz COM
Eosfd Of the following seniors BRAY.
and Rolinson =
:, ne January number Of Tho Red and
" hEtc, has lust appeared. This issue
IS Il y NJ. G., a. number. and Is fan
u a great many very interesting arti-
cies on The work OF this Important stu
cent DrEaniza ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
ment until tho present great grict
n 11lIsii li>r

ment until tho present great grict
came 10 crush them
At this moment Mrs. Arnold is abb
solutciy in Ignorance of her dauSh-
tcr's whereabouts, fate or the manner
OF her disappearance.
Now, haze told YOU all" Air. Keith
said. land to-day VIC arc without Il
theory even, and have concealed
nothing
Mr.. Arnold continues TO receive let
tors, post cards and kilograms from all
parts Of tho country, in which persons
tell Him OF seeing his daughter. or. if
not having scon her. give him advice
or make suggestions as 20 the best
manner OF golns abou; the solution
OF tho mystery OF Miss Arnolds disap-
pcarancc. Every one of these com
munications is investigated, no matter
now Tar ietchcd II looks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
Seen In MichiEan.

CarsonN!ile, Mich, january "?.-, nat
Miss Dorothy Arnold, the Bryn Mawr
student whose disappearance last De-
ccmbcr has caused poiCc alarm TO
hc scnt throughout this country and
europe, registered in the Alorash
liotel. On Carsonvilic last Tuesday rs
Miss Jennie Williams. New York" is
tho belief here. The appearance OF
tnc young woman coincidcd III many
respects With the description Of Miss
Arnold
on the train from Detroit and rcmatncd
in her room al tho hotel all the alter
noon. She left hero on the evening
train, but il could not be learned to-
might for what point she purchased Il
ticket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
south Richmond Bureau,
The Times Dispatch.
fInl1

Burglars carly Yesterday morning
ants, 300 Stockton street, but Of
tectcd an escape when the sleeping
members of Tho family were awakened
MI Plcasans Immediately notified the
ihlTd Police Stations but was told that
hiS residence was situated i'm the coun-
y, and that he would have TO call upon
the Chesterfield authorities for aid.
re communicated with an officer Of
INC county police. but no one had in
vestieatcd the case at n late hour last
Mr. Peasants was aroused about
TOO y. NJ by falling glassware in his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
RICHMOND NEEDS
FEMININE TOUCH
CONTINUED From First Page.)

70 the bar: there are no women on the
boards Of control OF the state charita-
ble institutions. where most woman's
influence is needed. and woman is not
eliS!blc to any elective position.
There are certain interests that
fragc become a fact These are large
~ at least, the interests OF immortality.
lntcmperance and greed. Certain man
ufacturcrs and operators OF large
stores do not want TO sec woman's
suffrage. because its past history has
regulation of child labor. The saloon
and gambling house keeper do not
want 10 sec Womans suffrage, because
they know IT will mean an end to their
traffic in human lives. The corrupt
politician does not want 10 see woman's
tcation of elections and his removal
from Office. The directors OF the white
slave traf ic do not want to sec equal
suffrage, because they remember how
quickly they had to leave Denver,
where the women vote, in order to es-
New York. where the women do not
vote.
"I3ut the argument upon which the
opponents of equal suffrage dwell most
is that it will break UP the home and
deprive woman of her charm. One
might reply tina, i does not seem TO
have broken up the homes In Colorado,
Wyoming, Utah or Idaho; that bridge
whist and punch parties arc liable to
do a great deal more damage to the
nome"
AIR. Maclachlan's sermon made a de-
cided impressions At the close of the
service most of the women crowded
about the minister and showcred him
with congratulations for championing
their cause
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
|. Held for lsnnnnkc Police.

>, ''7'''., TT " - NC III1CS-D ISNn tCH.
Roanoke Va. January ,2o.-R. 4.
scott. the man Who obtained money
bore Yesterday from persons on The
strength Of Il telegram annoIincinS
an automobile accident, in which his
WHO and two children IN North Da-
knta were killed. and who was later
alleged 10 he a swindlcr. was arrested
~ Blueflcld w Va. carly this morn
ing and IS now being held fol. tho Roa
noko police. ilc Will he brought here
for trial. although the authorities here
arc little puzzled as To what charge
Sn1 II be NrcfcErnl a"aiuSt hin, :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
DEATHS

WlALDEN--Died at his residence. POI
Randolph Street. Sunday. January 90,
OIL, ut 7:i0 =. NJ, NATHAN W.
WALDEN.
Funeral notice later.
RYE-nicd, sunday at . p. NJ. al, tho
residence Of her brother, Vincent ii.
Rye, i13 North First Street, MISS
JULIA u. RYE. aged nineteen years
Funeral from St Peters Church
3 TIL ESDAY alto y. AZ Requiem mass.
Friends and acauaintanccs arc In
cd IN, u on .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
THE w E.ATHER

!, F"rccHst: Notwithstanding ana colder
winds.
North Gnr"linn-I'nir Monday, coid-
or In interior; Tuesday fnir, colder in
cunt; hrlsk mud probably high west
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
hain. sunday midnight Temperatures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
FUNERAL NOTICE

GOLDSMITiI---'rhe hour Of tho funeral
Of MRS. CLIFFORD GOLDSMITH,
which was announced for 3 O'clock
Monday afternoon, January 80. from
1seman. 312 South Fourth Street, has
been changed to ESQ P. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30

pleherg on his own rccognizance. he
would arrest him again. and. IL the
magistrate continued TO Insist he
woulA arrest Tho magistrate.
Magistrate Lyle got into trouble
Rome years ago by releasing Il prison
CT In The old station i'll the FRS, Mar
ket on Z straw bond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
Costs Nothing to TrV

II you have a husband. son, brother faith
CT or friend who is 4 Victim OF liquor all
YOU have 10 do Is. TO send your name and
address on the coupon below You may he
thanhh ae long as YOU live that sou
did IT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
Home Treatment for DYunkards

Odorlrss and Tasteiess--Any Lady Can
Give II secretly at Home In Tea.
Coffee or Food.
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Free Trial Package Coupon

Dr. ! W. flames Company $50 Gicnn
Slds,, Cincinnati. Ohio
Please send ma. absolutely free, by
return mail. In plain wrapper. SO that
10 ono can know what it contains, a
trial package OF Golden Remedy 10
prove that wha, YOU claim for 1t is
tr'c in every respect,