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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
|NSUL BY DUN,
SHE SUES JEWELER
Miss Galloway Says ]. S. James
Wrote Her, Likening Her
to Negro.

Alleging that she had been greatly
Inundated and injured by dunning
letter, for payment OF an account the
suit was instituted yesterday in the
City Circuit Court for damages In the
sum OF $500 by Miss Annie V. Cal
loway, OF SCI Hull street, South Rich
mond. against j. S James, a jcwcler
and optician. at Seventh and Main
Streets. Miss Galloway is represent
cd by William L. Royal
In her declaration she sets forth that
Alr' James processes to be a jcwclcr
and optician who examines human
eyes and adjusts and sells glasses. on
January Is, 1911. ii is asserted Mr..
James examined the eyes Of Miss Gal
loway and sold hor pair Of eve
glasses with what We're rcprcsented
10 bc gold rims. and which he claimed
were suited TO her eyes. for the price
Of SC. II is now claimed that the
glasses were not suited 10 tho plain
tiG's eyes, and that the rims were not
Of gold as represented IN the pur-
chase transaction Miss Galloway
agreed to-apay 81 in cash ana 80 cent?,
a week until the whole amount OF Sc
had been paid. Tic declaration admits
that Miss Galloway got little behin,,
IN her weekly payments. although she
was able TO and intended 10 pay the
Who'll sum of Sc, and had actually p.id
So when on March iG she received the
following letter:
II seems that you do not intend
TO pay anything more on your ac-
count We might not expect any more
from a negro, but it does seem that n
white person would have moro honor
than this and pay their bill without our
Navine 10 send an officer after you
No" 'hls IS not attended to at once
We will take other steps.
tSiEned) "'J s J,Nt,S :, !,
The declaration asserts that the let
ter is insulting, and tends to violence
ana breach Of the peace. Therefore
she asks damages in the sum Of So.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
BECK HALTS WORK
ON DEPOT REF AIRS
Atlantic Coast Line Constructing
frame Structure in Brick
District.

sudden halt was called by Build
'lng Inspector Beck to operations Of
the Atlantic Coast Line Railway Com
pany on its passenger station at Twen-
uoth and HUI! streets Yesterday morn
ms the company being reported to
the Police Court on tho double charge
Of erecting building without a per-
MT ana erecting frame building in
what is known as the brick district !.
or fire lines, Of the city. Later ycs,er-
day Attorney L. p. Coz, for the rail-
way had conference with Mi. Beck.
al which ii was agreed that when tho
case is called this morning before Pc
ice Justice Maurice the railway win
ask Tor q continuance OF ten DAYS ia
get It's plans in order and secure he
necessary permits Mr.. Cox was FUR
tlsnea n COPY or the city building code
Tor information or his clients
me company proposes 10 double tho
size Of the present frame stat,or
portion OF the ncw part 10 he used n
z waiting room, while partitions viii
nc installed providing several small
offices The work Is being, done ~
ABROAD carpenters who seemed not
| 70 be too familiar with city building
:.
Violation Reported
DcpHty Inspector Phillips CALEB AZ
'enton 10 the fact that what appeared
70 be frame construction was roine in
IN brick district. and Mr.. Bcck wont
over himself to look Into the -cnort
= =. EreWer, foreman for tho railway
Npi.ipahE. Saia ne was working inao-
orHers from the superintendent, ~
ma ma tenance OF way at Rocky Nount
- q brcwer II frs, said he had no
a.tthoritI TO stop the work. ever on
AZ beck's orders Mr. Beck hunted
~ fpi!ce Captain Alexander Wrirb.
=. ne Ihird District, who announced
We ,rs' man who Struck 4 blow
80 NJ loo Until permit VAS issued
Wouia ne arrested That settled ira
matter. ana Brewer ans, Ill .ona
1!t,dre" 70 await Instructions iron
Mr Beck said Yesterday ,ha,
ne code the railway COMPANY u.n,,i,
- required to remove that part Of ~
lame addition already erected ana ~
ne plans showing what wns co,.a.
~ ,he way Of brick construction
HES urther work could be done
me ~; Was on the soutisido Arr
ven, with Deputy Inspector phi.
Us - view several houses OF o,,ne.
ort.1.i safety Two We're condemned
9utrisht and ordered renewal ooos
iiull Street, occupied bv T.erov A.,
/ son and owned by 4 man n 80, 1,t,
ihsoh and 1909 Hull Street no.,. ~
gaht and for which Runhrm,,na
"iea are the agents Both arc ~, ~
- %dfcs Several other buildinc,s
7 Eisltei and the owners ~, =
/ ',,ti,' % MAKE repairs or remove ~
ol'Ss as menace TO SAFETY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
WILL FIGHT THEATRE
committees From Churches Orran;a
and Ask Conference

n,i,' ;.1 ili4a 1911 Of thc committees an
thea're q Eighth and Grace Straa,s
%Sts tfecied last night tho 6oClics f,o,i,
81 lpg .i.i.s ~sathplic chqrch i,nd from
- he McGilt catholio Union rn,ls
.t1'4i ipil. "" Was elected chairman ~
!ne Jp!nt committee ana lanes 1 ~ i
se. q = Peters, was made see
hyas Determined Is Usc persuasto,
rs lTst w@aron, ana 10 this cnlj =
55 gi,i +Fffise "tA be ashed between Ia
Yviiit t1HhfHltiec from the cliurciies ~,
ns Gt.r iiaitd, ana II s. WalInrs, ~,
" 9 s5i!fr ~ "a" ground. ana i,,itn
ol!s aha " Brcanor Neal The Bro.
I s,a ~, e t1e theatre on the other.
O., -. ~ VIII De made il is nndnr.
..'aood' - convince the thea;r. q naa,,}o
.sa} iila erectlon OF q playhoma e0i IN
sYe cofner wouuid not be 10 the bcst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
MA n Y COUNTIES
AID CORN CLUBS
United Agricultural Board Elects
Bradford Knapp to Sue
coed His Father.

- meeting Of the United .Agrlcul-
sra board he'd. Yesterday in the oftice
81 Governor Mann. .chairman r 81
sane Of s spetial committee appoint
Cd 70 secure county cooperation. re
tqrteG that thirty-nve counties in yir.
fania mo made appropria tons for de
inonsra,ion farming the total amount
oc|ng Sl9,oSa- Corn clubs nave been
loFHed comprising nearly 1880 boys
ohe one-aore plots. and by from 700
70 l,4po men on similar tracts.
me board elected Bradford Knanp
& son Of the late Or. S. a. Knapp. as a
mem ner to succeed his father, Brad :
Iord hnapp LAYING been appointed by
'he pni'ed states Department OF Agri-
shi'are hs general director Of farm
osi.ohstTaiion work in he south. Res
3.u,iohs Were also adopted on the
aeeth o. #l'r. KNAPP, which has oc :
hoard % Nif
Al members We're present, includ,n..
.hosc 81 The citizens advisory con,ni; /.
,re, ana several REPRESENTATIVE OF III
.,.lle'l siates Department, Of Agricul
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13

Nothing was discussed in South
Richmond yesterday save the an
nounccmcnt in The Times Dispatch OF
the marriage OF Rev j. c. Miles and
Miss Rosa Lee Timmons. tic divorced
wife of Charles w. Brown While
rumors had becn in circulation regard
ing the affair the news secured By
this paper was the first definite in
formation.
Abatement was succeeded by a wave
Of Indignation. Popular sympathy
seems to be with Mr. Brown, in spite
Of the fact that his wife secured a
divorce from him on statutory
srounds-he says for the purpose or
marrying the young man who. until
a couple OF months ago, was pastor
OF the Clopton street Baptist Church
II was stated that many families
whose members belonged to Mir Miles
church We're in possession Of photo
graphs OF the minister, WHO was well
liked by his flock. The supply Of
these photographs rapidly diminished
during the day. as they were destroy
cd by the indisnan, church people
Divorce Secured
According to Mr.. Brown, he became
aware OF his wife's infatuation with
Mr. Miles about last Christmas time
but the divorce proceedings against
him were not Instituted until February
lG of this year. T. NJ. Pitcher was
appointed commissioner bS the Chan
Gerry Court OF Richmond. an,, before
him deposi,ions were taken which
proved the statutory oncnse or Mr..
Brown The suit was not opposed. and
the decree was signed by Judge Grin.
nan on March IS, granting an absolute
divorce and permitting Mrs Brown "a
resume her maiden name OF Rosa Lee
TinmonS.
The woman left on March 81 to Join
Niles, ana they We're married in Chat
tanooga on April /. 1t is said her
husband is now pastor of a church al
Marbury Ma
Many stories are told or the fond
ness OF the pastor and Mrs Brown a
member Of his church. for each others
society "
Mf. brown now expresses satisfac-
tlon with the situation in spite OF his
apparent devotion to his former wife
ior nc consented to the proceedings
which would make her the bride IF
her pastor.
IN some quarters 1t is stated that
Mrs brown for a long time seemed
10 eVade the pastors attention
Pnid the Expenses.
during the hearing of the divorce
proceedings Mrs. Brown went 10 Tia
nome OF her mother on Venahle Strcct
"hcre her husband visited her. and -
IS SAID kept her supplied with finds
nc bore the expense of the divorce
pIoceed'nsS He and Miss rimmons
W. married at Pelham. ". c., on June
Mt brown is a carpcntcf BY trade
. i ~ employed by I. f. Biers mn
~ no. report at his place OF business
YESTERDAY II is stated BY friends or
me Erowns that the husband madn
,Ncr most Of his property to his viz.
neiore the divorce and not onIv ga,.a
her me funds 70 secure the seporation
~ lulhishef the money for her trin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
HOLD TENEBRAE SERVICES
Spccini Sermon. nnd ,iu.,,. =, s,,,
tH Icnrt Gnthrtrnl

- Hcnrt Cathedral
icnebIae services VIII be hela To-
u na ana o-morrow nigh, in Tho
oacreu Heart Cathedral. They will
sonslst OF the singing OF selected
psains and part OF the Lamentatlo,,a
81 ne Prophet Lcrcmias. Al thn cn,i
% me services the church VII, ha
,nrnWh into darkness for a short
h MS recnilins the darkness at ,le
utie-"ord OF the service Tcnebrae
~ each nryicc Rev, John Handiey
IhulSt rather. OF Washington, D. q.
III denver sermon
lhcsc AcrVices are always n feature
o. HOLY Week worship and arc An
ooIcct 81 Interest to tho public ',.'
inc specially trained choir which
VII sing the lamcntat iuna. includcs
me loiioWing MON bcrs:
,Aiessrs j. Grashcrgcr. Cancp;.
i3ihsi II. smith j. j. Nya,,
Gardewin. Noite. H. Grashcrror
Morrissctt. Manning, - RYAN Over
man man. Powers. Bialkowski Ahcrn,
Icriandcr, Schropf boiling Williams
,AhnsrSon, keenan,, Or, McC;owan. J,
flheEan, ". hincgan, Morccock. Tucle-
CT, iiaiioran. Cavanaugh Ryan car
Toti; Masters Loehr, Jones, Carol,
railing. Walsh. Tlngeman Kclian
Moore, ttnegan, Schropf. Drcelin. (,nr.
rpii, Chalkley. Hafling, Fclthaus Kos
yer, i,ydA. Moore. Don Leavy, Hawks
GrasberGer. Meyers. Golden Foster
upshur. Lochr, Finegan, Schneider.
fraNCiS, OI)Onncll. ,tE 7'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
DO SOAP SHAMPOOS
MAKE WOMEN BALD 2
The increasing badness of women is

The increasing badness Of women is
coming to be n matter of extreme in
terest everywhere" writes Mae Mar
tyn, famed beauty specialist, in the
Seattle Star rmatologists recog-
nize the fact that most women are
troubled with short scanty. dull. brit
tic, splitting hair and dandruT-sure
sings of neglect in caring for the hair
these conditions are often the re-
suit Of washing the hair with soap
The alkali in most soaps is too strong
for the hair, and causes 1t to become
brittle, coarse, streaky faded and
scant.
The safest, reliable shampoo is an
inexpensive one, made from teaspoonI
full OF canthroX. dissolved in cup OF
hot water II not only clcanses thor
oughly, bit rinses perfectly and dries
quickly. II makes the hair soft glossy
and Iufiy, and those who use 1t rcSu-
larly are mover bothered with dandruif.
falling hair or other scalp troubles"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
ELEVATOR BREAK
RESULTS IN P ANIC
Fall OF Cables Startlcs Hundreds
Of Occupants Of Mutual
Building.
STOPS INSTANTLY
Safety Clutch Worked Perfectly.
Tenants Rushed in Wrong
Direction.

Just as elevator No of the Mutual
buildlnE was passing the ninth floor
Yesterday afternoon about 1 O'Clock.
there was q sudden and prolonged
crash That resounded from one end of
the huge building TO the other. The
cables balancing the weight of the
car had parted, and along with it many
feet OF steel rope. tumhled 10 the bot
tom OF the shaft The car, however.
being equipncd with modern air-opcr-
atcd safety clutches. came 10 a stand
still almost AT the moment the cables
parted Neither the operator Robert
Burnett, nor the single passenger that
he was carrying was hurt, but their
nerves suffered severely from the
shock
rs luck would have it, the car had
not passed the ninth floor landing. and
they were able to scramble out with
out assistance. very pale and rather
shakH. some idea Of tile Jar and the
effectiveness Of the safety brakes may
DC OBTAINED from the fact that the
electric globe in the top OF the car was
shattered The lone passenger thank
cd his lucky stars and safety appli-
a.nces in general. and ducked into his
office, while the operator calmly took
charge OF another car.
panic Resulted.
Throughout the building there was
veritable panic caused by curiosity.
rom the roof to the basement every
one hustled out to see what the trou-
bic was. They did not wait for the
other elevators. but took to the steps
and went a top speed. Staid profcssionl
and business men Joined the small
army OF clerks and stenographcrs that
raced through the corridors and down
tho steps They all expected that a
car fun of passengers had gone to the
bottom. and looked ont for another Of
lice building tragedy. II Is said that
some Of them In their cagcrncss to get
TO the basement. took the fire escape.
~ the hottom they were greeted by
pile of twisted cables and pieces Of
steel. but there were no manglcd
bodies nor was there any sign Of a
wrecked car Some one volunteered
they all went UP TO the ninth story 10
sec for sure how they worked. There
was the ear, none the worse FOR the
accident except for the broken globe.
Then the crowd scattered and Went
back TO work.
1t could not he said Yesterday az
tcrnoon what tic amount OF damage
was. but it probably will amount TO
several hundred dollars. as tho falling
weights and cables cnueht in the rail
ana tore some of them partially from
the walls Of tho shaft, Elevator No.
was disabled for a short time.
Operator Burnett formerly handled
the elevators in the Chamber OF Com
mcrcc Building, and was employed in
tn" Mutual buildings when the latter
We're closed down. lie describes the
sensation of SO sudden a stop as any
thing but pleasant. but Is Very thank
full that 1t was at the ninth story in
stead OF the basement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
QUIET MARRIAGE
farmEilIc couple Observation-Disclosures
Here YcSterdny

=
MISS Bessie Nj. Noel and Preston y.
Cicaton, OF Farmville. were married
Yesterday. afternoon at the residence
o. a cousin Of the bride, Mrs. Madison
are stopping at the Richmond for sew
eral days, after which they will go on
Northern trip.
>. r.. Noel. Of Farmvillc, and is a
musician Of some note. Mr.. Clcaton is
district manager OF the Southern In
surance Company, with hcadqlla ri ers
in Farmvillc.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Samuel c. Hatcher.
and while the occasion was a quiet
one there were number of friends
of both parties from FarmviIle and
Richmond present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
CONSIDER EXHIBIT
'""hufnctnrers WIFI Co-Opcr-
Ntc In Project -

= lnect!ng OF tho C,Hanha,
49,, ~, c. committee for the pronosnd
manu- a,ct'lrcrs' exhibit will he heid l.,
Room Roc 9'a aI % Of IN, the business manager.
Gay at noon. W X. Bacle VIZ no 10.
~ u ra,',itai. to solicit members among
i a rnmnrt OF the city. viii render
fo.t,,pp",,t he already has obtained
~ 1ores 70 get the majority of those
IN me city. This number is nracticnI1,
i ,ho 60 insure the establishment Of
initial steps towards obtaininr, III
T VII ~ nnli , in some central location
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
PYTHIANS MEET
,remorInl 10 captain nlne. D..cnn.e

by Local Lodges.
Harry T. Lewis, of stanton. Grand
Chancellor OF the knights of Pythias
Of Virginia. and Colonel George c..
Cabcll, Of Norfolk, supreme represent
tativc were guests Of the combined
lodges Of Richmond Tuesday night in
a this time the question OF the
Hines memorial temple. to be built IN
memory of Captain Samuel Holder
Hines, the Tythan hero. who lost his
life In the Spotswood Hotel fire Christ
mas Eve, $40. was discussed.
y feature Of he occasion was adj
dresses by tho visitors, as we'll as some
of the local officers. Mayor d c.
Richardson was also present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
QUICKLY IN TOLLS
Convict Taken From Sfntc p.uite,.;
to HCnriCn .IaiI -.

to Hcnrtco Jail '''''.s
Edward schultz. an alleged fue,i,i,,a
Not. from Justice. said to be wanted in
Mansfield O.. is now in the Henricn
noun,S JAIL where he VIII be held
ONO city The man has just ended a
iive-year term in the Virginia pcnil
sentiiary for robbery and felonious az
Schultz is said to have ,hcon 90,
Eed OF burglary Willie a youth in
ONO and sent TO the reformatory.
whence ne ESCAPED and made his wav
here he got into trouble. lie was taken
from the penitentiary by Dep.tv
Sheriff Sydnor, Of Hcnrico. and Spccial
O1hcer kenncy, a railroad detective !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13

u,,alrhan umiauf yesterday an
Trp ,'an The postponemeni until next
Council Committee on OTdinanc ,a
nimIl.cr and Reform. called for ia.
n y c,e. THIS action was taken to give
Roara Hela for the meeting of the
nnaF mas long docket in prospect,
Hl .. mas already been delayed byr the
ib on session held on Tuesday night.
Board NV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
VIOLATED POSTAL LAWS
Youth Convicted Of Sending Impropcy
Matter Through Malls.

Richard Coaklcy of King George
county, lad Yet In his teens was
convicted by jury In the United
states District Court yesterday upon
charge Of sending on-matlable mat.
Ter through the post office. On accoun
or his youth. Judge Waddill dealt
lccnicntly with the nccuscd. and he was
fined $40. which was paid by the boys
rather. Coaklcy IS said Ia have mailed
mnttcr Of an indccent nniule
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13

Building and repair permits were
Issued yesterday as follows Mrs
catherine D. liagan, 10 erect Il three
street, northeast corner OF sixth
street, and four two-story brick stores
303. sos. 30. and 900 North sixth street,
to cost 10000.
f. VIII, to repair a brick dwelling.
2OI0 West Grace Street. 70 cost SGnn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
Wjison Sues railway Comnnny.

rlaI OF the suit of John T. Wilson
against the Scaboard Air Line Railway
80 nnnn any for damages in the sum Of
Hn,Vo1 continued all day yesterday IN
nc l;aw and Equity Court. II viii
IIvi.biS 20 to jury to-day. Mr.
,M,"on claims that the company vio-
10y" contract with him after no
NV NV begun work in erection of a
1rcisht warehouse, and sues for $90Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13

Ralph F. Prcntiss and Julius N Lee,
ESCAPED inmates OF the Laurel Re-
formatory We're captured yesterday by
Officer Burch. Of Ilcnrico county The
boys were found aboard freight train
Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. They were returned
to Laurel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13

me regular monthly meeting Of tho
,i ~ Hipef OF Comuercc board OF tlircc.
VOTE VIII be held In the Office Of tho
n,iSineSs manager. Room 3i2 AIntu;,i
iBSnlidinS this, afternoon at i.3O o.clocl.
, IS nothing to come before The
aInn,tput routine business and tho
ElccIlon OF new members
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
Marriage Licenses.

. Marriage licenses We're issued yes
tcrdaE In the Hastings Court to Frank
\. Hills and Laura S. Parker and to
william y: Moran and Myrtle r. Gary.
Mr.. Hills and Miss Parker are from
Norfolk. lie Will engage in business
here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13

orcd, were each fined SIS and costs
yesterday by a magistrate in Henrico
county for attempting to assault and
Using abusive language towards Mary
Evans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
Continue RcYixnIs.

On account Of the interest which
has been aroused. 1t has been decided
10 cont nue. the revival services In the
clay street Methodist Church through
this week. The meetings each night
are being conducted by Rev. r. II.
Waterfieid the pastor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
TUBERCULOSIS CATTLE
'r"'th Department Cn,Is Attc,,;
'.NhlhinntInn of Impnrfcd 70

d, 4 Went i{ was called by thn IS,
iri1or.an6c' ~ - tf''ent Yesterday 10 he
anfinslS tested FOR tiIhe,ri,ins IN ortcd
I'M i}"SSi 6le, 70 avoid the Ioss ~ aoo i
uhpit STOCK and 10 proven, in,,ne;tt; W.
r.. uhScfnpnions dealers in o,hcr
This, action follows an inc,don, J.
some som Gay ago which resulted ~ 80, %
= ,3',1,,, anaS 70 a dealer who shipped
Nomi Ib,lpe' Or valuable cattle from !,
certified as free from ttibcrcninsi," ,,
upon examination hy the STATE V.,.. ~
haI,an' IN connection with 1be yTnd-
cfai bureau Of Anina! IidiIstrv o,n, ~
fine anipals were FOUND 10 Z ro' sitvt IN
me iuberculn test and ware 'uie 20
non examination, they were fo,in1i ~
ne N Q condition that fully iusiif,c1
the action taken by the State
The state authorities dccioro 49,,
wv WHch caution cannot be cXcrc;ccd
.. NY purchase Of animals from Other,
,io, ,n1 n ,6e ne n, nature Of the insrec-
are not thoroughly known.
bulletin on Good Water
VIZ 9o'sH Whp dcslrc the new bulletin
ean i ti.e Stat9 Health Department on
~ ihc oihcers Of the department IL
!pr"afd thcir names without doiav e
thc bulletin VIII soon appear and vii
&c lHHcN IN demand.
In tits bulletin thc denar,,no,,
aoIS c%p!ain in detail the Inethods Nv
Wh ,l wells and springs are poiIn,ed.
"hu outline the methods by witch con
Examination can be AVOIDED AZ me III,
| l,ect Is one which has been much All
.aigd on the better farming special
f 'h,n on" whiGh e receiving attention
,IihtouShoui the state, it IS cxpecte,;
F.! .ilht the bulletin furnished by Inc d..
/ nartinchi. free Of cost xiil be much
S ,.,5.9li after The bulletin viii he he
| n ., Wlthont request, ito all persons
/ nient " pa :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
job for "purson" ~,

Fl "Parson" Nike Macon ~
nay afternoon called on to prrform H.
weddins ceremony for George "
Moore and eddie Tknner, both OF Lu-
ncnburg county
Tbs couple obtained The marriage
license In Lunenbrrg but preferred 10
be married in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
ouaIincs ms Admin,str,,..

E!lnlon T. johnson uuuIi0od '',.,,
Gay IN the Chanccry Court as admins.
iThtor OF Mamie S, Eipscomb Thc %
he is Yalucd at $3,70O.