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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
LIQUOR REPORTS .
MUST TELL MORE
Commissioner cabell Orders Dis
tillers to Give More Com
plete information.

Not satisfied with the reports which
have been made In the past by owners
of distilleries when executing bonds to
carry on their business. Commissioned
of Internal Revenue Cabeil has issued
an order instructing the distillers TO
make more complete reports. Each
year the bonds are given on May i.
and on account of the short notice
Commissioner Cabcll has extended the
time for filing these reports unth
June l.
However. the distillers were pa.-
mittcA to execute their bonds yestet'-
day. byt if satisfactory reports are not
furnished the department before the
first of next month the bonds will no
revoked,
Tho idea of this order is to secure
more detailed information concerning
the equipment and size of distIlleries
In the past II has been customary to
furnish. details OF the distillcry room
only. not referring to the engine room
and other parts of the distlllcry.
Under the new plan the whiskey
manufacturers Will be required to give
information concerning the whole
plant, and everything situated within
fifty feet OF It,
/. All Of the twelve distIllerics which
are now operating hereabout furnished
bonds yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
WILL Be REARGUEO
IN UPREME COURT
Case Of Interest to Every NUM-
cipality in North Carolina.
Charters Granted.
to The Times-Dispatch

lopCCidl To he llN1eS-DlSpdlCn
Raleigh, y. c.. May IAN issue of
very great interest to municipalities In
every part of the State is 10 be re-
argued this week in the Supreme
Court. Involving the right of a town
20 require railroad company to con-
FORM to a street grade by lowering
It. SO that the tracks Will not inter
fere with the proper drainage of the
street. The rearGument before the
SQUIRT is on It's own motion. for the
reason that the court is badly divided.
and desires to hear the counsel on the
issues from their respective viewpoints.
IN hopes that the justices may more
nearly agree upon ruling. The case
IS the City of Goldsboro VS.. the At
iantic Coast Line Railroad. which was
first duly argued six weeks ago along
with other appeals from the Goldsboro
district. The suit involves lowering
the grade from six to eight inches
several squares on q Goldsboro street,
that the town proposes to make into a
beautiful boulevard. The railroad
company refused to obey the ordinance
designed to enforce the change of
grade. and procured restraining or
der against its enforcement. This is
the form in which the case gets to the
Supreme Court. Aycock & Winston
and Humphrey are counsel for Colds
boro. and George Elliott and w. c..
Munroe for the railroad company.
State Superintendent of Public In
struction j. r. JOINER, who has re-
turned from trip TO Sampson and
Robson counties. says there is every
prospect that Robson will give a good
big majority for the establishment OF
Alarm life school in the election on
bonds to be held May 9. The State
law requires that county must pro-
vide bonds for $4,000 plant and take
care of $4,000 of the running expenses
Of such school, and then the State
will give an additional $4,000 annual
maintenance fund Mr. Joyner deliv-
cred seven speeches in the three days
he spent in Robson.
Three charters were granted to-
day. The Mar on Insurance and Trust
Company, Marion. Mcdowell county.
capital $4,000. by j. W. Pless and
others the Acme Motor Company
Win on Salem. capital s125,00 author
tied and $4,000 subscribed. by j. w
Clayton, r. Duke Hay and c. W.
Painter. for motor car and airship
business. and the Northwestern Teie-
phone and Telegraph Company. of
Townsville. Vance county. capital &c.,
600, for telephone exchange and long
distance service incorporators G. w
Morrow and others.
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Bronze medal and $1,000 for a home.
a. Parks Rushford. aged twenty
lve. saved Gilbert G. Cunningham
from drowning at Warrington. w. Va,
January 10, 1907. Bronze medal and
$1,000 for "a home
Benjamin j Gothic. aged twenty
four rescued Norris NJ. Caldwell. Jr.,
aged three. from runaway at Whining
ton, ~ G.. August %. 1910 Bronze
medal and $1,000 as needed.
John II. Graham, aged thirty-six.
saved from drowning George w.
Thomson. and attempted to save G.
Lee Lipscomb at Thickety, S. c..
March o. 1910. Bronze medal and
$1,000 to liquidatc Indebtedness and
other worthy purposes as needed
Albert ]. Applcby. aged eighteen.
saved Ruthella NJ. Harbeson from
train at Bower. s. c., March ii. 1910.
Bronze medal and $4,000 as needed for
educational purposes
Boyce Lindsay tcoloredp aged civ
teen saved e. Reynolds Smith from
train at Spartanburg. s c. May o.
1910. Bronze medal and $4,000 as need (.
ed Tor educational purposes.
Thomas NJ. Christenbury. aged tbir.
weight. rescued Rufus Long (coIorafi,
from cave-in in a we'll at Charlotte
=. c. August Q, 1909 5000 10 lIouId,t q
mortgage and silver medal ana 80 ooo
lor education Of children as needed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
MEDALS
AWARDED TO HEROES
Virginan, Richard G. Williams, of Reusens, Re
ceives Bronze Medal and 81, 900 for Saving
Life Of Melvin B Mayo.

Pittsburg, Pa. May Thirty five
awards in recognition of acts OF
heroism were made to-day at the
spring meeting OF the Carnegie Hero
Fund Commission, and the issuance of
nine silver and twcnty-six bronze
medals was authorized In addition,
the money accompanying the medaly
amounts to $3i.lo0. and pensions to
widows OF heroes total sl.3lo annually.
me money Is apportloned as follows !:
$4,000 for worthy purposes; $4,000 Ii
quotation of mortgages: $4,000 for 9TH
or Indebtedness: $1,000 for purchases OF
homes; $4,000 for cducation; S3.oOO
death benefits. and $1,000 for restora-
ton of health.
In nine instances the heroes lost
their lives. and the award is made to
member of lie family Twenty Of
the awards are made in connection
with rescues from drowning. I've from
railroad trains. four in runaways. i've
In mine or well suftocation cases and
one the rescme of an insane patient
from n roof cornice
In TO days awards a number Of
heroes In the South are recognized,
MS follows:
Richard c. Williams. aged twenty
three. saved Melvin b. Mayo from
train a t Reusens. Va. June Ii 1906
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
MEASURE ADOP TED
. BY BIG MAJORITY
Three Districts Of Rockingham
County Vote for Compulsory
Education.
Especial to The Times-Dispatc h. ]

Harrisonburg. Va. May l.-Three
districts OF Rockingham couniy-Cen-
trail. Plains and Linville-with total
population of $4,000 people. today
voted on the question of compulsory
education. deciding in favor of the
measure by vote of 2s4 to 81. With
several prec' nets to hear from.
Last week Harrisonburg, the county
seat, blazed the way by the over
whelming vote OF 3si to ii in favor OF
the measure. Two weeks from to-day
the two remaining districts. Stonewali
and .Ashby. will vote OH the question.
They have population OF $4,000
Rockingham county is the second
county in the State 10 take advantage
of the referendum or enabling act.
which was passed by the General AS
scmbly of Virginia in 1908. About a
year ago Allegheny county voted APP
provlngly on the measure.
Six weeks ago the Harrisonburg
which was fixed by Judge haas for
April %. with the above result. Fol-
lowing Harrisonburg's lead the dis
tricts fell in line one by one.
In parts of the county there 'devel-
oped some opposition on the part of
the freedom loving mountnineers, to
whom the word compulsory did not
sound good Other timid voters feared
that under a compulsory law. where
there were no negro school buildings.
the blacks would be compelled to go TO
schools with the whites And again
some people took the extreme ground
that the measure was in violation OF
the doctrine of personal liberty"
The oppos' ton, however, was unor-
ganized. and with the press champion
Ing the cause. and teachers. ministers
and public-spirited business men cam
paigning the county in favor OF the
law. the result was never in doubt
The law Will compel the attendance
in the nearest school of all children
between the ages of eight and twelve
years for period of not less than
twelve weeks in a year.
The law will greatly increase the at
tendance in the mountainous parts of
the Valley. and will doubtless make
necessary the erection OF several new
school buildings.
Among the speakers for compulsory
education who stumped the county
were Rev Is. F. Wilson, D. d.. of the
Presbyterian Church; w. j. DIngledine.
of the Rockingham National Bank. and
DR. John w. Wayland OF the state
Normal School.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
Social and
Personal

NUlTE an attractive house party
was entertained at mt. Aniry."
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins
HoOson. for the Eaglesheld II bison
wedding, which took place last satur-
day afternoon. Some OF the guests for
the coca sion were: Misses Marion Mi
chauX, Mary Belle Hobson, of Frank
FORT Ky; Cora Ashburner and Martha
Bell. of Staunton: Virginia Burwell.
of Richmond; Mary Patterson, Of
tuchmond; Sully Hayward. of New Or
leans; ST George Cooke. T. NJ. Hob
son. OF Richmond; Lieutenant Warner
Robins. United sta tcs Army DR.. S. II.
Hobson, Graham Scott. OF Newport
News; John Harrison, of Cumberland
county; Macon Iiobson. of Baltimore:
Harry h1tchauN, of Powhatan.
d several hundred guests were enter
tained at the luncheon following the
wedding ceremony Saturday. num-
Der OF Richmond people being among
those present. Decorations were In
pink and white flowers.
Miss Mary Belle Ilobson will short
j. be the guest OF friends in Rich
mond before going to Lexington. Va.
~here she Will Wis, Miss Bessie Cat
lett for several weeks. Miss Hobson
VIII also spend some time with Miss
Martha Bell, in stanton. before re-
turning to her home in Frankfort. KY
Dinner Inst Might.
Mrs. r.. G., Thornton was hostess at
very handsome dinner party last
evening in her homo. 1919 Monument
Avenue. complimentary TO Ricca rdo
Martin. the weli-known singer. who
Is In Richmond for 10 day and to-
morrow TO sing in the May Festival
me table was decorated with n fiat
centrepiece OF lilies Of the valley and
the candles were shaded in white and
silver Covers We're laid for ten
guests
4. At Norfolk Dinner.
Eppa Hunton, Jr., and William II.
White Of This city. were among the
guests attending dinner given to
Governor Woodrow Wilson. of Ncu.
jersey, Saturday night at the Virginia
Club, Norfolk: Robert u. Tunatail. Of
that city, being hos, OF the affair.
LINERS present We're: DR.. Edwin Al.
derman. Of the University OF yitsi,
kichard b. Tunstail John Blair Mac
Afee. w. Leigh Williams. James Jen
VIII iio ford I'd aIllard e Hardy. T Thomas
y iiicoN' ". r. White. Jr.. c. IS.
Grandy. r E. Lee Taylor and Robert
Parrish. of covington. Va
Miss Tyler "A Bridekmnid.
y recent exchange contains a para
graph concerning Miss Lily Tyler.
daughter Of former Governor J. Hoge
Tyler. Miss Tyler will be brides
nlnid for Miss Grace Bryan. daughter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
ALL PRAISE
VERY HIGHLY
That Well Known Woman's Tonic,
Cardui, So Says Mrs. Bryner,
of Cameron, iii.

Cameron. Ill.-"A All my lady friends, .
writes Mrs. a. Bryncr OF Cameron,
whom | have induced to take Cardui,
praise it very highly
About five years ago was all run
down. | had been afflicted with female
trouble for several years.
The doctor told me would have to
have an operation, but began to take
Cardui. and before had taken half bot
tie felt like different woman.
!" am only too glad TO give YOU the
privilege Of printing my testimony II it
will induce any suffering women to try
your wonderful medicine"
In cases Of serious sickness, dragging
on for months or years, it is certainly i'm
portant that the patient should get the
medicine most likely to do her good.
How can you tell?
BY reading the record OF its success in
cases similar 10 yours.
Has any medicine an equal record to
Cardu in the length Of time it has been
used by the people and in the relief it
has brought to thousands Of suffering
women
No, not one.
. Try Cardui, then, for your troubles, for
it will surely help YOU
Your druggist will recommend it: il
you ask him.
y. b Write 10 Ladies Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga
Tenn, for Special Instructions and o.
page book, " Home Treatment for Wo-
men," sent in plain wrapper on request.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
JOINT CELEBRATION.
mhiversity md Churches Commemorate
iercentennry of King James Version.

I, University md Churches Commemorate
iercentenary of King James Version.
~, iS Pc, to The Times Dispatch.l
,cnariottesville. Va, May 1.-The,
Inree hundredth anniversary of the
sing James Bible OF 1911. called toEeth-5
er the city churches and the Univers-S
ny OF virginia In big mass-meeting.
held In Cabell Hall last night. Tha$
principal sneaker was Professor Ro-f
bert L. Willett. OF the University 81
Sn'oaso, who had for his subject Tho
sinle and the Nation" DR.. Willett vas;
Introduced ny President Alderman, and
the Following ministers took part in
me t services: Rev. S. T. Willis, D. D.. OF
me Virginia Christian College. I,ynchls
ours; Rev. Harry B. Lee. rector or
Gnrist Episcopal Church; DR.. Henry
W Hattle. pastor Of the High Street
baptist Church: Rev. Gilby c. KeIlyN
= :, u, OF the First Methodist church:f
ST. I.: rnrman r. Martin. D. D.. or the,
rirst baptist Church, Rev Bever-S
~ p. Tucker. Jr., of st, Paurs Church
at the university Mrs. NJ. r. Favilie
presided at the pipe organ. and there
was an anthem by a male chorus and
an NJ. ofertory by the University Gleei
Club quartet NM $50
y was peculiarly hitting to celebrate
me me occa sion at the university. It's,
Iounder was so deeply Interested tin6
the Bible that he not only repeatedlv
advocated its study. but himself com
piled and studied n selection Of Tia
noblest precepts, widely known as,
enerson's Bible" At present, though
more than n dozen State universities
PROVIDE Bible study In their depart
Inents OF history, literature or philos-s
ophy, the University OF Virginia stands
alone In having a school OF biblical
history and literature co-ordinate WITH
Its other schools f3si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
BROTHERS CHARGED WITH
ASSAULTlNG PREACHER
Warrants Sworn Out by Holy jumper,
Minister Against John l.. Gay and
4.EU lien L. CIV
tSpecial to The Tlmes-Djsn,tch

ctSSPGGldI 10 The Times Dispatch i
SUFFOLK, va, May Variants Ia "a
c oeen sworn out against John Letcher
gay. wholesale lumber dealer. of sur.
loik, ana his brother. Ben. u. Cav.
Ip, os trnaste of Smithfeld, charging
mem with assault upon Rev. MIR BRAY,
EolF Jumper" preacher ut Wind
WI me trial is set for tomorrow at
windsor. Rev. Mr. BRAY was hadI,,
beat up by John l.. Cav becausa 10
aiieged. the clergyman exerted unduo
influence on his stepmother, Mrs. John
". Gay caused her mind TO become
IN "a ianced, and received from her
silts OF money and jewels.
gay recovered some family iewelry.
which the preacher had sold in n Suf!
lo!k shop. Strong counsel has been
e.d ineu on each side. and feeling
around Windsor runs high.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
BRISTOL TEAM REPORTS
FOR ADVANCE PRACTICE
Special to The T,mes-n,s,atc,,

:. L.1PVIItI 70 TIC IlWeS-DISpatCh.1 LltIl7
Bristol Va. May l.-Bristol Is nov
ready for It's first season of league
baseball. This city is now in the ter-s
ritory Of the Appalachian League,
which Is made UP of teams from the
following cities: Bristol, johnson city.
Morrison. Knoxville. Cleveland Tenn.
and Asheville, ~ c.. Davy Crock Il;
or Ro?Soke. manager of the Bristol
team. is here. and will this week In
augurate practice and exhibition games
IN order to try ont more than nftv5
PLAYERS who have signed for positions
on the team. The new park and grand
son opens on May 90. FE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

Will be at homo after may 10, at South
I'm. Va.
Met Saturday.
The regular meeting OF the Belle
Bryan Day Nursery and FREQ kinder
Sarten was held on Saturday at cot
North Nineteenth Street. All the
reports read were very satisfactory.
dealing in detail with the recent I'm
prorements to the building which have
added SO greatly to the comforts OF tho
clildren. there now being a larger
number than ever before attending
the Kindergarten.
Attractive Play.
A very attractive little play that viii
be given By amateur talent in Ginter
Park on Friday, May 6, at SIS p. Nj.
viii be The Freshman" IL will be
given In the Assembly Hal, 1T tiintcr
-, no the girls and men taking
part are prominent III .,.eiu,. lntle
i5innks to BE Returned.
Blanks for crosses OF honor must be
returned to the registrar, Mrs B. a.
Blenner, 1881 Grove Avenue, by May 8.
The next bestowal OF crosses Will be
on June 8 and blanks must be returned
four weeks before the date OF be-
stowal.
Meets To-Dny.
The central committee OF the Asso-
citation for the Preserva ton of viz
einia Antiquities will meet this morn
ing at III o'clock In the rooms of the
Virginia Historical Society 4 full
attendance is desired
In and out of Town.
+. W. Baker, Of this city. who has
been guest OF Judge and Mrs. Whit
tie In Martinsville. has returned TO
Richmond. =.
Miss Bessie Cummins. OF this city.
Is spending some time in Fredericks.
burg, Va. as the guest Of Miss Ellie
Long.
Nj and Mrs. Job c. Morris, Bath.
herst Claiborne Morris, Miss Helen
Ewart and John Ewart, who have been
visiting Mrs. r. P. Henry at 100 Han
over Avenue. have returned to Bed
ford City.
Florida, has returned to Virginia, and
Is now slowly improving
Mr. and Mrs. j. ". Mort, OF Bristol
are visiting relatives In Richmond ano
Washington l ~
Mrs. W. n. German has returned to
her nome in Clifton Forge. Va. after
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs j
W. Jewell, at 250' East Grace Street
Mrs Crutchhcld. OF this city. is the
guest of Mrs, e. B. Keeesee at her
home in Martinsville. Va
Miss Olive Dempsey. who was re.
Gently operated on a; the aIemorla,
Hospital has returned to her home,
26i5 West Main Street. r.
MIS-; John p. Spencer, who has been
visiting in Richmond and Washing
Ion. viii return TO her home in Dan
vile in few days
Mrs c. w. Ian. Der, and children and
MISS Mary Burnett. OF stanton. are
visiting Mrs. y. T. Cooke. in this city.
NJ. !, Hessburg, of RichNond. is
spending few days in Danville. Va.
Miss Caroline Dumford. who has
been the guest OF Miss Hazel Faul-
Goner. has returned to her home in
Portsmouth
Mis-. Mary II. Thornton. OF Houston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
Silver Vases for Wedding Gifts.
We arc showing an attractive 4 ii -}
sortment OF these pretty pieces. ssI
sC1lWARzsCHILD BROS, sss W
Second and Broad 2Strcets. 81 u
0RAToRIcAL CONTEST i "a
TO BE HELD WEDNESDAYS
Leaung Southern InstItutionH;
Entered for Annual Event !;
ut CharlotfcsyIIIc ;SI
TSnecia,t my. ,,,.I'l't,..o'

Especial to The Times- Dispatch i ssy.. =
Cnarlottesy1llc, Va. May 1.-The an
nual contest of the Southern IntercoI-a
legiate Oratorical Association wifi No
held wednesday evening at the Unf4S
Versity of Virginia. There & will bes
present representatives from the folEN
loving Institutions: Vanderbilt Uni.R
versity, University of Alabama. Uni.yE
versity Of South Carolina. Transyl-
e sanla university, University Of .tha$s
south and University of Virginia ,:;sfS
.. Il Warthen Will be virginia,s rep-g
rcsentative In the contest. AZ;
me association comes to virginia
oniy once IN six years. The exercises
VIII be held in Cabeil HeA. Dr.FAl-fY;
usf, LeFevre. corcoran professor or !.
philosophy. will preside. At the con- +.
ciusion of the program the represen5 81
tatives and judses Will DO rendered 3 Isl
banquet by the Delta Sigma Rho Fra-.s
'ernity at the University Commons S. 4. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
Observation-Disclosures.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Harrisonburs. Va, May l.-An-
nouncement is made of the marriage OF
Samuel G. Liggett. son of Mrs Win
aeld Lisgett. of Harrisonburg. and Miss
Willie Dickerson. OF Castlewood, Rus
sell county. Mr.. Liggett. who is
graduate of the University OF Vir-
sinia, and of V. r. l., Is an engineer
In the employ of the State Highway
Commission. in Southwest Virginia
The families are among the most
prominent in Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
Work Of nm Incendlnrp

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.j
Virginia. Va. May 1.-The town
calaboose OF Virginia was destroyed
by an incendiary fire about / 80 O'Clock
yesterday morning II had had no
occupant for a week. When discovered
the inside was ablaze, hut before the
Key could be secured. 1t vas too far
gone TO be saved. The Town Council
procured the services Of the Boydton
bloodhounds. but the rain that fell
In the early part of the day had oblit-
Grated the track.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

fredericksburg, Va. May &c. B.
Malone and W. G.. White both tobacco
planters OF the adjoining county OF
Caroline. secured record prices for por-
tions OF their tobacco crops In the
Richmond market the latter part of
last week. One lot of Mr.. Mahone's
crop brought sia for 100 pounds Ills
whole crop. 300 pounds, averag ed
slS.65. Mr.. White got as high as S35
for a portion of his crop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
Yarn spinners May Orgnnixc,

Charlotte, y. c.. May IA score OF
yarn spinners of the Carolinas and
Georgia to-day discussed the proposed
organization of a slo.Oo0.oOo merger.
which is being engineered largely by
New York men, headed by Frank L.
Underwood. Details OF the plan ia g
not yet been made public
II is said that the scheme, IT. car
ried through will include fully a mil
lion spindles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
Sn1ith-Jcnnfnns.


Danville, Va. May 1.-Nliss Carrie
Jennings and George l.. smith were
married here at Z o'clock, in the pres
ence OF many friends, at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
church Jennings. Rev. G. c. Smith.
pastor Of Moffett Memorial Baptist
church. ofciated They will reside
in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
Engagement Announced.

ISpeciaI 10 The Times DISPATCH. w.
fredericksburg, Va. May Mrs
Wiiiiam IwYman OF Madison county.
announces the engagement OF her
daughter. Miss Bette Frye Twyman,
to NJ P. Pulliam. OF Culpeper county.
The ceremony will take place at the
home of the prospective brides mother
Oh Tuesday, May 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
New Tn. collector Electca.

Especial TO The Tfmes-Dispatch.1
Winston Salem. n. c., May 1.-Cap-
:ain II. L. higgins was to-day elected
FAX collector for Winston, to fiji out
che unexpired term of seventeen
months caused by the resignation OF
r l. Farrow. who held the Office nine
years. Captain Rigginss salary was
Sxed at $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
Badger Succeed. vrcelnnd.

1T, -
Norfolk, Va. May Admiral Badg-
ar raised his flag on the battleship
louisiana to-day. succeeding in COM
imand OF the second division of tho
Atlantic fleet admiral Yreeland. Adj
,niral Vreeland leaves in few days
Cor England, where he will represent
che United States at the coronation
ceremonies of George v.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
LynchhurE "wetY Again.

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch. /
LSnchburg, Va. May l.-f.ynchburg
swung from dry to wet to day. when
hiteen saloons opened, after being
c.oseo Two years. While there was a
rush at most OF the saloons ali dav
there has been no disorder. At s
o'clock only seven DRINKS had been
arrested
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
Clnrk-Dnyennort.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
fredericksburg. Va, May Jake
Clark and Miss Ella Davenport. OF
northumberland county. were married
at HoPeweil Church. in. that county
by Rev, SE4 k Jett. few days ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
Va. is registered at Murphy's Hotel
to attend the May Festival here.

Mrs. Charles r. Burnett. who has
been III for several weeks with typhoid
fever. is slowly improving.