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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
HAS FORGOTTEN THE DUKE

New Orleans, La, March b.-That
Miss Catherine Elkins ana W. f. Hit
VIII be married at sea in the ueyt
week was the uncontrmed rumor TO-
night about the St Charles Hotel
where the couple. chaperoned by Mr.
ana Mrs b. Eikins are stopping
me party sails tomorrow for
Puerto Ba"rios. and will spend two
weeks in Guatemala City with the
American Ambassador. r. r.. Hitt
brother OF the nance Of Miss Elkins
Later they VIII visit the Panama
Canal and jamaica, sailing direct from,
Kingston for New York. A year AFRO
when the party was in Louisiana on ~
launch trip through the Avery Islands
marshes, it was persistently reported
coon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06

such was the substance of dis.
5atches received Mt the state Depart
xaont to-day from Minister Calhoun at
sPcksng. He says tina, 1t was reported
that three delegates from Nank,ng ana
1two OF Yuan Sh! Kai's representatives
went to Marking to urge the retention
of Peking as the capital.
Officials Of tho State aud War Do
partmcnts are inclined TO believe, in
view OF slightly improved conditions
at Picking and Tlentsin. that IT will
not be necessary to dispatch any moro
United states troops to China for the
present. There already IS a battalion
OF marines, ESQ strong, under command
of &aje: H::sse,, L. 8 NJ c.. on duty
at the United states legation AZ Pekini.
and battalion OF the Fifteenth In
fnntrH, 500 strong, under command OF
Major Arrasmith, Fifteenth Infantry,
which is divided between Tients!n and
Picking.
4 These infantiymcn were engaged in
guarding the railroad between Picking
and the sea. and had their head
quarters at Tientsin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
COMMITTEE NAMED
FOR MONEY TRUST
Glass, of Virginia, Chairman of
Committee to Take Up
Aldrich Plan.

Westminster, March Sit is the plan
cf the Banking and Currency Commit
fec Of the House to begin its investi-
cation Of the money trust" immedi-
ately. The details have not beea
!, worked out, but the inquiry has been
Z divided. One is to he an inquiry into
The money trust and the other a con
sideration of the Aldrich currency
plan. This latter committee Will also
summon witnesses, but It's work Will
he more along the line Of constructive
Legislation than those of invest CATION,
The subcommittee to investigate the
money trust will consist OF keprcsen-
itatives Pujo, OF Louisiana, chairman;
brown, West Virginia; Stephenson,
mississippi; Douehton, forth Caro-
lima (H; Daughtery, Niississippi;
Byrnes, south Carolina ana Nicely,
: Kansas, Democrats, and four Rcpub-
Lean members, who viii! be desig-
mated By Representative Vrecland. OF
NV York. the senior Nepuhican on
The committee.
The committee which will take up
the Aldrich plan, viii consist OF Sep
1esentatire CLASS, OF Virginia, CHAIR
man; Talbot, Maryland Taylor, Ala
bama; Korbly, Indiana; Moore. Texas;
Buckley, Ohio. and kindred, New York,
Democrats. and three Republicans.
Mr.. Nreeland also will select these
committee appointments.
Considerable time was taken to-day
discussing the counsel to be selected.
1t was practically decided TO have
two attorneys. one for each commit
ice. The first witnesses to be heard
by the committee on the money trust
Will be government officials who viii
describe banking and currency Condi-
lions and trace, as far as possible the
affiliations of the banks with each
ether and with Industrial ana other
institutions.
This preliminary work will be I'M
dertaken simultaneously with an in
vcstigat!on of the qualifications of at
torneys who are suggested ms counsel
for the committee. Their employ
inent with previous clients will also be
looked Into.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
Milady's Toilet Table
By Nine. D'MILLE

There are simple homo treatments ,ba,
Keep the hair and complexion young Ioop.
ing Dry shampoo.ng cleans the senl. aud
hair. and makes the hair grow. Jus 1u, n
o ,,n of cornmenl in fruit jar and mix
WIN y nn original package OF therox:
sprink!c II little on the head and brush omi
IL brushes out easily and leavea the hair
cream, bright. wavy and rich In coior.
To Keep the face youthful and fas. marc
simple lotion by d!ssolvins an Original
package OF rnayntone in half pint Of witch
hazel and rub over the face. neck and arm
every morning. Your complexion viii snnn
De smooth, clenr, satin-lite and FREQ frnm,
olemishes 'o"'
WIND hairs or fuzzy growths can he roodo
to vanish quickly by applying delatons
paste MIX enough powdered delatone with
water to cover the hairy surface: apply ma
aiier two or three minutes rub or wash tho
SKIN. and the hairs will be gone
Chaps, cold sores, pimples eczema ma
skin ernptions disappear II you rub Mothers
save into the affected surfaces before rc.
urlng. 1t quickly heals sores. cut. burns
scaids. etc. 1t is antiseptic rs we'll as heal.
ing ana Lessons danger OF blood poisoning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
DEATHS

sHARP-Died at Now Rochelle, n. Y.
SHARP
Danville papers please copy.
CoULL1NG-Died. March 4. Mt Arn,v
AND aI. Navy Hospital. Hot Springs,
AIR, MAJOR WIN. NJ COULLING
formerly OF this city
Interment will he In Arlington.
coSBY-Died, at his residence, 2211
Fairmount Avenue. yesterday after
noon ut I o'clock, WESLEY C. cos
BY, aged nfty-nlne years He is
survived by his wife. Dora L.; four
sons, Ernest N. Lyman e., Clarence
z. and Albert B. Cosby; also four
brothers and one sister.
Funeral from residence THURS
DAY. March z. at p. NJ. Interment
In OalSwood Cemetery.
GiLMAN-Died, at hts residence, 71a
West Grace Street. Inst night Mt IL
JR., Infant son OF r. e. and Ella
Lumpkin Gilman. aged twenty one
Interment In Hollywood Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
Rare Story Told
By M. M. Woodbury.
The Following Remarks Shoule
Prove Interesting to All
Richmond People.

NJ M. Woodbury., Of 2ol2 Midlothian
Street. Swansboro, Va. made the follow
ing statement recently in connection wifi,
iona Vita" the remarkable nc.S tonic
that is now being introduced in Rich
mond. ->-''-
Il have been sufferer from stomach
trouble and nervousness for some time
mere were times when | could cat moth
ing but liquid foods, soft boiled eggs
toast, and the like, and even this would
cause bloating OF the stomach and mis-
cry beyond endurance. Sleep gave me
no beneht. | would awaken in the morn
ines as tired and worn out as when re-.
tired at night, and there were times when
found 1t impossible to do my work,
was very nervous at timcs--in fact. | WAS
very badly run down
i tried all kinds OF medicines and had
about lost hope when friend s,,prcstcd
Iona Vita This new medicine seemed
to soothe my stomach and acts as a tonic
Tor my entire system. IL has built me IN
IN every way, and feel like I've been born
again can nov eat anything and do
hard days work without being tired out
it on Garth
Such statement as the FOREGOING
should prove OF unusual interest 10 ihoso
suffering with similar troubles. Tho she.
eiaiists who arc here introducing "rona
VITA state that members Oh any family
IN Richmond arc likely TO be found SUI
| iering with The same nervous dcbilita,cd
condition oil the body, as ii is an all too
common complaint in the large cities
where natures laws arc more abt TO be
disrceardcd
All o! this nervous. dcbilitated trou-
Die, sad one Of these specialists, sis duc
principally 10 imperfect digestion, which
Is superinduced by the strain Of modem
CITY, lie. There is too much hastily eaten
food
The specialists are now at the Polk
Miller Drug Company. S34 East Main
Street, from 9 A. NJ. TO s p. NJ, where
they will meet the public daily and cS-
PLAN the nature OF that modern plague.
nervous dcbi!.ty. and demonstrate The
value OF their remarkable remedy.
Most people, however. are not scri-
ousy affected by imperfect digestion"
continued he. They are just ioggy and
nervous, and easily tired. 1hcv feel
worn out after nttlc c&ertion and are
moody and depressed hose are tho
sure symptoms oil an overworkcd stomach
mat needs tonlng up and regulating
ona VITA viii positively accomplish
TINS, toning up and restoring the organs
10 Their hca. thy, normal condition. Our
preparation must prove satisfactory OF,
we VIII not take the money Tor it,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
Priddy and DIR. w. c. Powell. The
observation has been in progress for

Priddy and DR.. W. c. Powell. The
observation has been in progress FOR
some time.
Election Not Wanted.
Tho talk about local option cleo
ton IN Petersburg, 1t Is believed, Will
amount TO nothing In the end. The
sentiment OF the community is against
II Tor many reasons. and. moreover. the
people would in all probability vote
oowh prohibition now az they did two
Senrs ago by signal majority.
New Form OF Government.
Tho Common Council tonight unan-
imously adopted, on recommendation
OF the Finance Committee, resolu-
ton referring to special committee,
with Instructions 10 report at the juno
meeting. plan for the reduction of
the representation In the membership
OF the Council and for q siiuplifled
method of conducting the administra-
ton of the affairs OF the city. This
is a step toward commission govern
ment. An ordinance was presented and
referred. providing for the segregation
OF the races. after the plan adopted in
Richmond.
The resignation of r. Boiling Will
cox as president and member of the
Council was accepted. w. r. McKcn-
ney was elected to fill the vacancy,
ana 0. w. MattoN was elected presi-
dent both by reclamation The H.
cense tax ordinance for the coming
year was presented and laid over. 1t
makes but few changes from the pres
ent ordinance.
General News Notes.
Sales of tobacco to-day reached 140.-
600 pounds. with active market, and
prices ranging from $G.75 To S25.
The Mems Bible Class of Market
Street NJ. Z. Church gave a sociable
10 their members and friends in their
new classroom. tonight The affair
was Informal, but very pleasant in its
social feature. Refreshments were
served.
All the Protestant ministers of the
city unite in a Gull for Il larger at
tendance of the business men at tho
brief midday union services held In
the Virginia Theatre. The attendance
has not been. as largo as had been ex-
pected and hoped.
Norman L. Jarratt, colored. for years
porter at the Shirley Hotel. is dead.
The dwelling of Lewis Cox. colored.
at Sutheriands. in Dinwiddie county.
was destroyed by fire Sunday morn
Ing, with all the household effects.
Loss, about $1,000. with no insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
WON'T GO TO CHICAGO
Roosevelt Says lie Has Not Thought NJ
Such a Thing

oyster Bay, y. y, March 5.-Reports
that the Roosevelt movement was max
ing steady progress were brought tn
Coionel Roosevelt to- day. and wnen he
returned 10 oyster Bay tonight from
We'll satisfied with the days work.
The colonel WAS asked whether n,
was going TO Chicago to night ii ont.
ny. not he responded Il hav.p,t
even thought OF il; of course not. He
said, too. that he had no intention of
attending the New York Stat Conyen-
ton at Rochester.
editor, was probably the most cnthu-
slastic Roosevelt boomer who visited
the colonel to-day. lie said frankly
that Kansas had been for La Foilctt e
until his candidacy became impossible,
but added that II was for Roosevelt
now. He thought that the colonel al
ready nad two -ffths OF the delegates
OF the entire country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
{. {: :,.,jI-OI(.,,'I

En- ell juicio de intestado bienes del
senior Ricardo Kerry, natural del Estado
de Virginia, de los Estados Unidos de
America, y vecino que fue de la congrc-
gacion de TERRA Blanca, de este Canton,
el Ciudadano Juez del conocimiento
Licenciado Luis r. Molina. ha dictado
auto ordcnando que Sc publiquen edictos
convocando las personals que Sc con-
sderen con derccho la hcrencia yacente,
para que comparcZcan a dcducirle ante
este Juzgado, dentro del termino de
trcinta dias que Sc contaran desde la
publication del ultimo edcto.
Y para su publication por tres vcces
de dicz en- diez dias Ell un periodico del
Estado de Virginia, de los Estados Unidos
de America, eXpdo el prescnte en- la
Heroica Ciudad dc Veracruz los nucYe
dias del mes de cncro dc mil novecientos
doce. CARLOS A. LARA,
Sccretario.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
News Of South Richmond

moving picture theatres while the Aims are
.S.hE sho"n was conducted last night a,
t -. fhst!'ne Theatre The new plans calls
.oF q system OF var-coiored overhead lights.
Wh'ca. while not Gctract!ng from the bril- i.
Hahc? OF the pictures, keep the house IN
sem anrkhes. The effects or the lights are
noieeabie when. at the end OF the show
me regular lights switched on The
glare which was binding under the old
system Is neuirslizcd by the color scheme
ne new system is compulsory in many
cities. where It is violation Of civ ordi.
nancds to have n darkened' motion nAotura
aheatre. The Pasiime mana cement is the
"is' an inc city to try the experiment
File Divorce Suit.
\ memorandum. serving notice NJ IA suI,
lot divorce to be Instituted by D!lgey Burr
ssainst Ellis Burt was fled yesterday in
uus,Inrs ., Wafer z: DuVal. clerk of the
lus,tngs court. Fart Q The bill prays for
an absolute dissolution of the bonds OF ma
'F'mohy on statutory grounds.
Contract Let for Bridge Work.
contract for allinG In the auproache. 70
the new Brandcrs Bridge over ths SUR,
Sleek was yesterday awarded 10 J. W. Pride
c9un one Soard OF Supervisors OF Chesterfield
county. The contract calls for the work tn
begin at once The bridge II la exnacteS
NIL NC opened TO the public by March Is.
Bridge re eo MT. Tor the painting Of swift
Temperance Union Entertainment,
%, NJ monthly meeting OF the Fonticello
MG,han-s Christian Temperance Union wa.
held last night at the Yves, End Me,h,S as
episcopal Church. The following nrorrnT
was observed: Hymn No. IA: scripture send.
Is, soeaI 500. Frank O'Bren; paper "The
am OF Our Union" Mrs W. G. Mundav.
recitation. Which Miss Theima Wi,
mans: quartet: recitation. The Drink Tba,
l,,l DFink. Master Bonnie Jones: reading
c u,ss LIZZIE Barrow: duet; recitation. Miss
Claite Burke: bcneG!ction. d''s
Services Tonight at Asbury.
NJ the Asoury Methodist Church to.,irh.
me male quartet viii sing Look tynto NJ y,
una me women's quartet will sing ..rst.
rtine 70 he Holy" After the service M
ing. '"ess IneGt-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
OBITUARY
Mrs, Florence NJ. uouley,

tSPeS.1. 70 / ae i4mes- DIapaich.l
F'iotenee NJ. Horsley. WIDOW of Judge
John D. Hors!ey. Tor many years d
prominen, lawyer OF this cliy. died
illness o! t"o days. Mrs Horsity was
native OF Nelson county. ana she was
siiM,y1si% %sats Of ass she was i
OF that county. and sister OF state
Senator Bland Massie. OF that county.
Mrs. horsley was married ;wice. her
!rf; ns,a hnEoa an having been John L.
the hrst marriage are the following
ehiiaren; pr NJ; Tunstali, OF Low,
ms st9n, and Mrs. Corinnc War!ng. OF
Washington. The surviving children
OF the second marriage are Bland
Jersey, Hiss Catherine Horsley. MISS
Eiiza r. H9Tsiey. OF Lynchburs, and
Aiina Annie Ruth Turner.
ts2eeial to The 1.mei- Dispa:ehl
Mrs. +. Z. Turner. died Monday night
at her home In Amherst county, after
a long ilinsss; Death came on her
nineteenth birthday. She had a broth
or. Frank E. Turner. living in Lynch
burg.
SIrs. susan Scott.
tSpec!al 10 The Times Dispatch.l
SusA ~ Scott, a welI-known resident OF
Tappahannock died at her home few
days aso from, the effects, Of a fall,
}
vivcd by one son.
John Ebcricy.
Especial to The Times Ids patchl
Harrlsonburg. Va. March 6.-john
Eberley. eighty;ve years old. IS dead
at Strasburg. He was never married.
He leaves AN AGED sister, Miss Ellen
Eberley. He was worth about S30,0D9
and was widely known.
Funeral of William Slcmp.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Bristol. Va, March 5.--Thc funeral
of William Slemp, brother of Con
gresham c. II. Slemp. who died in
Louisville Monday, was conducted from
the home at Big stone Gap to-day. ana
the body was buried In the family
cemetery Mt Turkey Cove. Lee county.
besides the graves of his parents, the
late Representative Campbell Slcmp
and his wife.
number of prominent men
from Southwest Virginia counties at
tended the funeral obsequles. Mr.
Slenp is survived by his young wife,
to whom he was married less than a
year ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
COLONEL WANTS
PEOPLE TO DECIDE
Continued from First PAGE. J

Continued from First Page.)
ton for a second term. Before an
swering your challenge desire TO
know whether you arc acting as
chairman OF the Roosevelt executive
committee either by selection or au-
thority of Mr.. Roosevelt, and also
whether your so-cailed challenge was
issued by authority OF Mr.. Roosevelt,
whose nomination for n third term as
President. l understand you and your
organization are attempting to secure
Respectfully you're.
civilian b. KINLEY.
director National Taft Bureau"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
DIVORCE TO WE'D
DIVOR CEO M AN
Daughter of Policy King to
Marry Cincinnati Mil
lionaire.
Especial to The Times -Dispatcn

New York, March 5.-hlrs. Jack
Gailatin, dauhgter of "Al' ADAMS. the
one time poncy kins. Is to be mar
ried TO Francis Baldwin Anderson. a
young Cincinnati millionaire, who has
Just been divorced by his wife MIR.
oa!ia I'm was secretly divorced last
August
The wedding will take place some
Where in the West Indies before tho
enc of March. Mrs. Gai!atin Is now on
d cruise and Anderson will join her
as soon as he can come from the West
IL Is SAID that no is now in Denver
Young Anderson, who is about thirty
years Oh age. is a member of the Gin
c!rhau lainiiy or that name. which
TldeS on the crest OF the Cincinnati
social wave along with the Taft,s ana
the Longworths.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
MRS. BARNES HELD
FOR GRAND JURY
Preliminary Hearing on Charge
OF Killing Hartwell
Anderson.
Especial TO The Times-p.spatch. ]

Newport News, Va, Marcn 5.-With her
husband and erown-cyed little g!rl beside
her. Mrs. Lucy BGtnss sat through two
hours OF preliminary hearing in tue Po-
lice Court to-day. and then was ordered
cent back TO jail 10 await the action OF the
grand Jury on the chnrge Of killing Hart
Wei Anderson. young married man. pho
died last Friday at the Elizabeth Buxton
hospital.
Only four witnesses, iwo physicians who
attended the dead man and Chief OF Po-
lice Mitchell and Patrolman smith. were
examined. Their testimony was a repetition
OF that al tho coroners inquest.
Attorney Fay S. Collier. counsel for tho
woman. argued for disnLssa! OF The case
but Justice Brown sen; IL on.
Detective Pearson, who has been and is
working up the care for the state, was
not examined to-day. and the State lie no,
exposing It's hand at ,his time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
Mad DOC snor TO DEATH.
Animal Killed After II Attacked Several
Children and n Woman.
Especial TO The Times Dis putch1

Danv!lie. Va. March t.-Early this at,ar
noon brown dos belonging 10 Sam Jones
OF North Danv.llc. suddenly went mad and
ran along North Main Street The ANNA!
attacked three children who we're playing
In the street-otha Gentry. tn inmate OF
the DnnvIlle Orphanagc. aged nine ynnrs:
Charles Srbitt. about Ave years old and
Joe TuGnei. aged SIX. After biting these
thFee children. not very seriously. however,
the DOG attacked young woman Miss
Mary Baker. from whom ne tora n CLOAK
but doing no further damage. The alarm
was soon raised. and many citizens seizin.
pistols and shotcuns. headed the enrageJ
DOG of near Washington Street, where II
was literally shot TO piece
The head was severed ard will be sent 10
Richmond for examination
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06

Especial to The Times Dispa,chl
Norfolk. Va, Ma rch 5.-The body o. a
man. apparently about forty-nvc years old
was washed ashore at Wlioughby Beach
this afternoon lilo had on q suit OF over
alls and brogan boots. He Is thought 10 pc
me fireman OF government dredge. who
"as los; about Christmas. The body was
very much decomposcd rendering dentih-
cation difficult,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
Negro Decl,hand I.osc. To-

Warsaw, Va. March 5.--Jame. carter
colored. deekhand on steamer Potomac. WINS
drowned Mt Tappahannock while Alternating
to get truck on the boat. He was AT Of
me BOAT. ana IN attempting to catch the
truck. which was being handed 70 hin,
from the wharf the rail- OF the steamer
broke, throwing him overheard HIS bod,
was later recovered '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
SEEK NEW CLUES
IN HAWKINS CASE
Especial 10 The Times-pl.patch.l

Raleigh. y. c.. March 5.--At the request
OF Sherin y. NJ. Blackwell. of Henderson
county, Governor Nitoh!n to-day issued a
proclamation Increasing from $3.50 to 800
the reward for the arrest OF the unknown
murderer or murde-ers OF Myrtle Hawkins
Mt Hendersonvlle last summer. The sheriff
is very much in hopes that additional In
centive. through increased rewards will re-
suit In bringing the murdcrers in this mos,
mysterious and atrocious case to justice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
Arrc.ted I'm Nnrtnlis

P. p. Powell OF eos North rwenty-nf,n
street. salesman OF Powell Brothers. was
arrested In Norfolk yesterday on warrant
charEing him with the abduction o. Allie
NJ. Jewell. also OF Richmond The warrant
Tor me arrest OF Powell was sworn out in
Noriok by Z. A. Jewell, a brother OF the
girl but the prisoner Will DO turned over IN
the local authorities. II is expected that n,
OFFICER will be sent for him to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
Minister Rnhirna.

LynchburE, Va. March 5--Rev. George w
Phelps. FOR two years pastor OF Park View
Christian Church. has rendered his resigna-
ton as such and has accepted a cali to
Ihe Christian Church at PULASKI, whero he
VIII begin his pastoratc on April l. MIR
Phelps came to Lynchbu.g from crewe, and
his work hae been very successful hers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
Instr,rctcd for I,oo,eyeI,

Fort WORTH. Texas. March 5.-Thc
Republican State Executive Commit
tee today selected Fort Worth as the
which is to assemble May 20. ana in.
dorsed former President Roosevelt for
the presidential nomination.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
g.on Aate for G.!assififarinn

LOST. ENGRAVED PIN WITH q. 3.
J: on same; lost between Spring and
Main Streets. Finder will please re-
turn to Times Dispatch.
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Sample Bottle Free by Mail

strength for themselves. children, rela-
tives or friends may experience the lie
giving properties OF this exclusive Nor
way gold medal ozonized cod liver oil
medicinal food emulsion--as well as 10
know O2omuls!on superiorlty--!n being
most palatable and easy to take--a gen
erous 3-oz. bottle will be sent by mali to
those WHO send addresses by postcard or
letter to Ozomusior, rs Pearl st.. y. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
Instrucicd for Taf,

InsfrucTed Tor Taft,
Talladega. Ala. March 5.-Fourtb
District. delegates 10 the Republican
National Convention are J. a. BINGHAM
and j. l. Abercrombie They are in
structed for Taft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06

Most of us when it comes to
a dress suit want style that
will be all right for several
years; and we now can give you
Just such a garment, free from
all extremes; correct and dig
nified.
Price: Coat, SIS; Trousers,
SIS; Waistcoat, $3.50 to S..
Tuxedo Coat to match, S22;
Special Waistcoat, $3.50, and,
OF course, all the correct fur
nishings.
The Ha1an Patent Leather
Shoe seems really part of
dress like this. It's a shoe of
SO much refinement and char
and $3.50.
g1LGp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
NfcI'nrinna Dcfents uocn

FhlIadeIphia, Pa, March 5.-Packey Nc
rarland, the Chicago lightweight won ali
the way In q ten-round bout With One
Round Hogan, % California;. ut the Fair
mont Athletic Club here Tonight