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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
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CHAMP AND "CHA\V.r

which is to say that Champ Is a
politician of the old school" comment
the Greensboro Record upon the dag
nosls or Champ Clark by Tho Times
Dispatch as the middle Of the-road
candidate" The Tarhcei paper goes
on to say that He walks TO the Can't
tol and asks every voter he meets for
'chnw' OF tobacco. The thing used
to work. and works yet to great
extent. One OF the old attorneys in
Greensboro years ago pract!ced these
KIND OF things. fIc was not n poli-
t!cian, but he had the greatest law
practice ever. 1t was not deception,
however, 1t was part OF his nature. "
It's part OF Champs nature. 1t isn't
in him to he statcsmanlikc lie was
born fence straddler, and he will
Ole one. lie possesses the same un-
Willingness TO decide or take part rs
characterized that visitor to a certain
town. VINO. when accosted late at
night by two drunken men ana ask cd
whether IT was the moon or sun thai
was shining. cyaded by replying that
he was a stranger in the town and
really didn't know
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
The Space Writer'S soliroauy.

The birds are singing in tho trees.
The swallows note is on the breeze.
Ills rumored there's an anthem choice
Abroad these days IN Natures voice.
say. "tis ru,nored." for I've lacked
The time to verify the fact.
You sec tho only sound I've heard.
Has been ono single haunting word.
\ word of threatcninG command:
y word OF urgent, stern demand;
"Copy.!"
'Tis rumored autos chus and snort
Down at the stylish lake resort;
That casolcne yachts puff and pant;
But verify these facts. can't
I fear that Gabriel In vain,
Will foot his horn with might and
main,
Providing that he toots for me.
I'll never hear It. for YOU sec
I'll be hcmmcd In b.. copy boys,
Who with this word will drown his
noise:
"Copy."'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05

William Cox Redneld. OF BROOKLYN
is a candidate for the Democratic
Vice-presiaential nomination. Never
heard of him before. and If hos elected
Will never hear OF him again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05

Il have lot or work to do" said
a pleasant faced lad yesterday IT
nave to go to school. sell papers and
swat tho flies" All three industries
If persis,ently pursued. will make
fame and fortune on his footsteps
wait
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05

The United States last year blew In
S2''ooo'ooo for chewing gum. and for
soda water and other Notwithstanding
beverages sS?o,oOO,ooO. Most OF this
was paid by girls .'fellers"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05

New York turned out bride a
minute en- June /. Tho rice and shoes
needed for this outburst may also be
charged with the high cost of living.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05

inc torpedo boat "Flusher" has lust
MADE twenty-seven knots an hour. and
does not need -four" prenxed to her
name
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05

low many of the June brides popped
the question themselves this Lean
Year?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
B. S. FORBES REPORTED
Officers Ailege That Ito Exceeded Speed
Limit In Broad Street,

Blanchard s. Forbes was reported ycstor-
day by Officers Hill, Harris. Green and lie.
a; tch Second Police Station for driving an
automobile faster than allowed by nrdi-
nance. A summons Will he Issued for his
appearance ~ Police Court the latter Part
OF this week.
The officers VIII. 1. Is understood. testify
that Forbes driving a high-power ma
chine IN Broad Street Monday night about
il O'Clock, from Eighth Street. going west.
untn be was out OF sight, at breakneck
speed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05

An automobile license does not IL
rense anything but the safe and sane
use OF an automobile,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
&
ANSWERS


Virginia In the Ncvclution.
What told in a condensed way. was
Nire'n!a's part IN the Reyoiut!on?
C. r.
II may not DE told In a condensed
way Read so.ns o. the better ais
tories.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
Suit Instituted

Suit instituted.
Suit Instituted yesterday In the Inv
and Eotity Court by the Chesapeake and
ohio Equipment Corporation against ths
Ford & Johnston Company for damages
laid at $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05

Tiers lots o. folks we'd luxe II they
hho"ed when & quit talkin'. Miss
r"wh l-ippincut made tn keynote
speech at TN Ladies Franchise League
BANQUET last night. but you couldn't
hear it feg tn celery, ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
Sl{ccr-Whnrton.

Bedford city. June l2.-At $3.50
o'clock this evening beautiful we'd
ding ceremony was celebrated at st.
Johns Episcopal Church, when Miss
of MIR and Mrs. Charles William
Wharton. was united to George War
rem Slicer young business man of
Blueneld. w Va. The service was
choral to some extent Mrs. Robert W.
Withers presided at the organ. Pre-
vious to the arrival of the bridal
party, Mrs. i. O. Thomas sang Call
Me Thine Own" Mrs. william IL.
Dent sang Loves Coronation" The
following we're the ushers: MIR Payne
and Mr.. Morrison. Of Blucneld; Mr..
! Theodore sihaciford. Of LynchburR. ami
{. W. Wharton, Jr.. the brother OF
the bride.
The junior choir OF the church,
numbering twenty-five. in vestments
of white. including the caps. advanced
from the vestment room. singing the
bridal chorus from Lohengin down
! the aisle meeting the bride at the
portal Of the church, and returned to
| the rostrun. taking position In the
! choir stalls. still singing the beauti-
full chorus. They were followed by
the maid OF honor Miss Mary Whar-
{ ton. OF Roanoke. the cousin OF the
bride. Last came the bride. escorted
! by her father. AT the steps OF the
rostrum she was met by the groom
and his best man and brother. Samuel
i. Sliccr. of Atlanta, Ga. Here the
service OF hctrothal was performed
by Hev. X. w. TrA2ncll. of Bluc,ield
the rector of the groom. After the
ceremony. II reception was held al
the home of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs
Slicer left on the eastbound train for
a wedding journey. After July i they
/ VIII be at home at Bluciicld.
Among the guests from other points
arc Dr. and Mrs. Walter Slicer. Mr
and Mrs. George Hart of Roanoke
Mss Monte Rea. of Charlottesville
NJ ss Hattie Brigg. of Farmville
Samuel J. S!icer. Atlanta MIR and
Mrs. Frank otey. Misses Otcy. Wal
ter otey. Miss Blanche Sliccr. Mrs.
cora Read. Montvalc: Mr. and Mrs
VIII Siicer. Master Slicer Charles
ton. w. Va. Rev. T. w. Trapnell
Biuctic!d; Mrs. Fannie Armistcad. Mrs
Irving Williams Miss Elccda teptoc
i.ynchburs; Or. and Mrs. Taylor and
Miss Elizabeth Taylor. Danyillc:
McssFs. Payne and Morrison. Blue
field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
MANY GIFTS FOR VASSAR
NIiss Helen Gould Said TO he Donor of
StndCnfS' fInll.

poigh kiacpS!r, y. Y, June LEA
students hall. to cost Sl5G.O00. which
has been desired for u number OF yenrs
by the Nassar college girls, Was an
,sounced to-day as being the gift of Z
person whose name is not TO he d.
vulscd. but Who is unders TODD to lie
Miss II ION NJ Could. Announcement
Of the gift was made by Pres idont
James Monroe Taylor at the close of
the forty seventh annual commence
MINT program IN the chapel at the
COLLEGE.
Plans and Specifications have already
been completed for the building The
money is a; hand, and tho contrast
will be awarded at once. The build :
ing Will form the social cs,ntns at
Nassar. II VIII contain a big assem-
bly, hall and various rooms, as desired
hy the students for social purposes.
Il VIII stand in the open space west
OF North Hall
DR. Taylor also announced that an
Other friend of the college had prom
isd to erect a house for the s.,crc-
iary Miss Ella McCaleb He declined
to disclose the name Of the giver.
Gft of $4,000 from Mrs. Russell
Sage was also announced This sum
Will complete building (which Mrs.
sage gave year ago. This gift. with
thoS. from the classes which amount
10 $500. makes the total amount of
the gifts to the college this year
sli5.290. besides the $500 for the
student hall
TIE class graduating to-day contains
e;3 members. This is the largest class
rn@r graduated from Nassar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
MAKE APPLICATION
FOR POSTAL BONDS
tspecial to The T.mes-Dlspa,er

Washington. June 12.--Information
made public to-day by Postmaster
General Hitchcock shows that postal
Swings dcposltors In Virginia have
made application for $500 OF the
third issue Of postal savings bonds
10 be distributed on July ] Applica-
tion for this amount has been made
by twenty-three depositors. and it S
Interesting TO note that more than So
800 Oi the total amount OF bonds APP
piled for ure those III the registered
from. which indicates that they are
belng purchased as a permanent in
vestment. Applications have been re-
coived for only two coupon bonds.
one Of the $40 denomination. the other
OF the $500. OF the registered bonds
application was made for nine of
the 500 denomination, forty of tho 500
aud Ave of the $500 denominations
making a total OF S6.6SO OF registered
bonds. In the amount Of bonds APP
piled for Norfolk leads the other cities
OF the State with $2,SS0. and follow
ing in order are Richmond, S2.l6O:
Alexandria, SLIGO; Bedford CITY. $500.
and Abingdon. s2iO. The total amount
on deposit In these cities on MAY 81
was as follows: Norfolk. S25,6i7. Rich
moDd. Si.56S; Alexandria. Si,S76. Bed
ford City. sl.TSa: Abingdon. S63i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
PUBLICITY GIVEN
LOCAL MANS STORY
Emil Wager, the Well Known
Painter, Tells of His Recent
Experience.

Twenty-Five per cent OF the people Of
Richmond find life burden and have
little real happiness. The cause is ncr-
vous debility, and ii is produced by mod
crn conditions in big city. This state
ment was made recently by one OF the
specialists who are giving some remark
able demonstrations III the Polk Miller
Drug Company, No Ssh East Main
Street
According to this specialist, the hustle
and worry incident To metropolitan life
Is too much Of a strain ON the average
man or woman, and chronic nervous de
bility is the result The specialist claims
that no individual can hope to succeed
or enjoy liic when once the disease is
established and that comparatively few
people know the cause Of their poor
health and lack OF vitality.
Tired. droopy. half sick men and
women are very numerous in all large
cities, say these specialists. They
have uncertain appctitcs, poor digestion,
little ambition and feel almost TOO tired
for work most OF the time. They suffer
from timidity, have no initiative and
haven't enough good, rich blood in their
veins TO make them capable or sclire-
liant. Their nerves are i'll such a state
that they imagine thcmsolvc, afflicted
with various diseases at different times
The real trouble with them is debility,
produced by the lie they are forced TO
live There is little OF this lilment among
country people.
The medical profession, as whole,
has recognized these facts for a number
of years, but little was done to overcome
this ailmcnt, SO lar as tho general public
is concerned, until a tonic was introduced
in Europe some time ago which proved
effective. y company has been organ
lied to put similar preparation on the
market in the United States. The tonic
is called iona Vita in this country, and
ii is now being introduced in many cities
here. We have charge OF this work in
Richmond. aud we expect TO get wonder
full results
MIR. Emil Wager, Il painter. who resides
on Mosbv Street, made the following
statement recently: 81 had been run
down physically and was in very bad
nervous state. had stomach trouble,
also gastric and intestinal distrcsscs com
bincd with bowel troubles tried Iona
Vita with extremely gratifying results.
am practically cured after taking two
bottles. expect to take couple more
to make sure.
The specialists will meet all callers at
the Polk Miller Drug Company from 9
A. NJ. to s =. NJ. all tho rest OF this week.
and will give a free sample OF the new
tonic to those who wish TO try iona
Vita" The medicine is sold with the
understanding that it must prove salts
factory to the purchases or the price is
refunded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
Hclhtg-Eanea

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Nnchburg. Va. June i2.-Ycsterday
afternoon. at Westminster Prcspytcrian
Church. Miss Margaret Alexis Eanes
daughter OF Mrs. NJ. a. Eanes. of this
city. was married TO r. G. Hclb!g. a
well known druggist of Iynchhtirc
br. w. T Palmer. the pastor. omcIatod
After n visit To Boston. Niagara Falls
ana Canada. they viii take up a resi-.
dencc here.
During the past four years Mrs Hell.
big was director of art in tho pubic
school system OF Roanoke. which posi-.
! ton she sheld until recently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
MORE BALDHEADED WOMEN THAN
MEN, SAYS AUTHORITY

Just put your faith in PARTISAN SAGE;
1t will keep for you all the hair you have
now and grow for you an abundance OF
new hair
PARTISAN SAGE is the most delight
tul and invigorating hair dressing in the
world; il you do not use it daily YOU are
missing glorious treat. 1t is not dyc
and docs not contain particle Of danger
Gus sugar OF lead or sulphur.
IT. will Danish dandruff. kill the dan
ing hair and scalp itch in two weeks.
PARTISAN SAGE also puts lustre and
radiance into dull, faded hair Large
bottle 50 cents at all drug and depart
mcnt stores and at counters where toilet
goods are sold Refuse substitutes. Ask
Tor PARTISAN SAGE-thc girl with
Auburn hair on every carton and bottle.
The Tragic Drug Co. guarantee it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13

stevens. OF Trinity NJ. L. Church. Rich
mond. uncle OF the bride. and tho Rev.
James A Mcclure, pastor of the
church. The wedding music was play
ed by Mrs. Charles -. Witherspoon
The bride entered with and was
gwen away by her father. She was
handsomely gowned In white messa-
line yelled In marquisc'tc, trimmed in
old lace and orange blossoms. her veil
caught with lace and orange blossoms.
Her flowers were Bride roses and
lilies OF the valley. Miss Rosi, AIRING
ton Heath. gowncd In white lingerie
over pink. and carrying pink Killar-
reg roses. attended as maid OF honor.
The bridesmaids were Miss Virginia
Spotswood Mckc1ncy or THIS city.
and Miss Caroline Jackson M'dyette.
Of Ashland, Va atti-cd In white
lingerie with Dresden ribbons ana
carrying pink sweet peas. The bride
Srooms attendant as best man was
John Moylc!. OF Petersburg. and Mas
tors ]. Gordon Scott and Elliott Jones
we're the ribbon boys. Serving rs
ushers were Henry G. and Andrew FL
lis. OF Ashland. Va. Frank T. and
George William Jones, Jr. brothers
cf the bride, asd j. fiartwcil Heath.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
Try Skin Absorption
Instead of Cosmetics
(From Thu Woman Arilltant1

The constant use Of rouge and DOW
der invites a coarsened. rouEhencd con-
dit!on of the skin. cruptionS. enlarged
pores and wrinkles. IL you've learned
this from tNpnr!ece. suppose you quit
cosmetics and try what ] recommend.
Ask your druggist for an ounce OF
ordinary mtvcolzel wax and begin
using this tonight. Apply like cold
Keep this up for a week or two. The
wax will literally absorb tho coarse.
coloriess or bleGnished top skin but 50
gradually as not to d!scommoic you
at all. Just as gradually the clear.
velvety. na turally-tinted undorski n
comes 10 the surface. And mcrcoliz. Vi
wax becomes your everlasting friend.
For those wrinkles and large pores.
make a face bath by dlssolv!nE an
ounce Of powdered saxol!te in a half
p!nt witch hanl This has remark
Ablc nstringent and tonic properties,
, ANA benehcill results come quickly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
MistrInl Ir Ordered.

ISpeciul TO The Times Dispntch.l
Raleigh. \. G. June l2.--.Nfter be-
ing out for over twcnty-four hours,
the jury in the case OF Robert j. Hook
tailed to agree. and a mistrial was
ordered by Judge Conner in the Fed
cral court. HOOK was CHARGED with
using the mails to defraud in the bond
sale schemes in which George W.
Averill has pleaded guilty and claim
81 that Hook was an accomplish in
Inducing bond dealers u advance fees
for sales that were never consummat-
cd Averill claims he was induced by
Hook to undertake the work in good
faith. He and Avcrill wore both super
intendcnts of sunday schools in Lynn,
Mass. where he first knew Averill
The latter has not been sentenced
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13

OF Petersburg; Herman Wells. gI,o-
held, w. Va; Lunsford Long. Garvs
eurs y c.. and billiard Epes. Blsck.
stone. Va.
The bridal party was entertained
iast evening at the home OF the bride
Among the out'of-t town guest. nrns.
ent were Mrs. u. S. Ellis. Henry and
Andrew Ellis and tho Misses Ellis or
Ashland: Miss Sall!e Elis and Mrs
a c. Pryor. OF Washington; Mr.. and
Mrs d. T. Mtdyette, OF Ashland. Mir.
and Mrs. Thomas Branch Scott and
the Misses Woodward OF Richmond.
Goolridse wilson. of Lexington. Va.
and others
suthcrInnd-Cook.
This afternoon AT l:45 o'clock, in
ST Johns Episcopal Church. at CIV
Point. Miss Sadie Evanbert Cook.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mel
son Cook. of that village. was married
TO Sidney Everett Sutherland. former
IS OF Dinwiddie county, now Of South
Boston. Va. The ceremony was per
formed BY the Rev. i. q. Rlbblc. OF
this city. in the presence OF a large
ssemblage. Mrs Macon II. Bate, OF
/. Prince George county. sister OF the
bride attended as rnatron of honor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
wire,. Affections worth s2,77s.

ESPeCIdI 10 TITO IIIlItS- IJ' pdtCIII
stanton. Va, June IA damage
suit. which has occupied the time OF
the Circuit Court OF Augusta county
Tor three days came To an end to-day
with n verdict for S2.TI5. in favor OF
... IT, Stone. OF Hermitage. who sued
a merchant of that place for $4,000 for
alternating his wifc's affections. Page
Is - wealthy man. and his attorneys
claimed ii was simply an attempt on
the part of Stone. who IS a laboring
man, 10 set rich quick. There was no
denial of improper relations. and Mrs.
stone on the stand confessed, but
Pages lawyers claimed knowledge
an acquicscence on the part OF the
husband
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13

Especial 10 The Times Disputch.l
Washington. June l2.-Presideut
Taft gave the political plum tree a
GOOD shake this afternoon. sending
Gown several Virginia appointments
Vi mich have been pendng for some
time. Colonel David T. Bailey. OF
Bristol, Was named TO succeed Louis
i. Summers as Internal Revenue Col
lcctor Tor the Western District while
the following pOstmustcrs were also
appointed: James II. Williams, at
Broadway: Henry b. G. Gentry. at
Elkton and Robert S. pritchett at
Shenandoah
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
Decline. disappointment.

LSpeCIdI 20 TIC IImtS-D'sphtcH.J
Roanoke. Va. June 12.-L Il. John
son. president of the Norfolk and
Western hallway. who was recently
notified by Governor Mann of his re-
appointment 3 Il member of the board
of visitors of Virginia Polytechnic In
stitutc. has declined to accent reap
poiutmcnt and has so notified the
Governor
Mr. Johnson SAYS that he regrets
to sever his connection with the IN
stitutc. hut fnds it impossible 10 spare
the time needed to discharge his duties
as n member OF tho board because OF
the stress Of other business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
CREW is RESCUED
Men Had Been Three Days Without
Food ar Water

Newport New. Va, June 12.-The
British teamer Rerw!ndvalc, Captain
Williams, arrived to-day with the can
tain and nine men OF the crew OF the
ioundercd schooner Fannie Prescott. of
Stonington, Conn The men were res
cned from the top of the cabin OF the
waterlogEcd schooner Monday. after
having been without food OF water for
nearly three days.
When sighted sunday afternoon the
schooner was Seventynva miles cast
of Savannah. drifting northeast, IL
was impossible to launch boats on ac-
count OF storm, and the steamer Law
ny until Monday morning. when she
amcceeaed In getting tie men on board.
The Prescott was bound iron, savan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13

causing IT to PRESS against the cord
resulting I'm paralysis. Grace showed
no bad effects from the operation. and
is expected to recover.
Mrs. Daisy ope Grace. his wife. for
morly OF Philadelphia. who Is charged
with the shooting, Is now at liberty
on bond. Her trial is set for the week
of juno "a, hut devel o pments in Grace S
condition may result in another post
ponoment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
Ellis-JOnes,

Petersburg. Va, Juno l2-The
leading social event OF tho week in
Petersburg was the marriage this
evening at S:3o o'clock in the Second
Presbyterian Church. of Miss Emily
stevens Jones, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George William Jones. to Wi.
liam Daniel Ellis, OF Blucficld, w. Va
The decorations We're palms, and a
fashionable and distinguished nasemb-
IaSc filled the church. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Ernest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
Lewis fInrrfnou.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
I,ynchourg. Va. june l2-I.ewis
Harrison. one OF the Oldest citizens Of
amherst county, died at his home,
Locust Grove" In shat county, sun
day. aged eighty-four. During the
Civil War he served as a member of
Company L. Second Virginia Cavalry.
Hts wife and the following children
survive him: G l. and f. r. Harrison.
Of Amherst Mrs. NJ. II Lakeland. OF
Lynch burg. Mrs w. 7. Bourne, OF
Richmond Mrs J. II. Written ana
Misses Willie and Beatrice Harrison,
Of Amherst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
MONUMENT Is UNVEILED
Hundreds of ThOusnnds Pny Tr,,,.
memory OF AIexnndcr nj u

MOSCOW. June IA monumept ..
alexander Ill was unveiled to-dav h.,
the Emperor In the presence OF i've.
score members of the ruling N w
and populations from Bulgaria Sar,,,s
and al parts of Russia Seventy1nine
wreaths were laid at the base or fbe
monument. '"o
The event was onA OF the most br,l
liant In the reign OF Nicholas RI. Tb,r-
~ regiments took part in the march
along the MOSCOW River. while hun.
dreds OF thousands of Musoovin "a
massed at points OF vantage and cheer.
ed heartily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
That's Why Women Should
Abolish Dandruff and End
Scalp Itch.

One noted authority says that there are
FIVE baldheaded women 10 every four
baldhcadcd men, and loss Of hair among
women is rapidly increasing. This is the
startling statement published i'll one OF
the standard magazines.
This would indeed be distressing news
for women were ii not for the fact that
PARTISAN SAGE will surely prevent
loss OF hair from either men or women
Ladies, don't worry; this great author
ity may be right and may be wrong
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13

OF tragedy that occurred down the
Cape Fear River late yesterday after
noon The victim was j. IL. Long,
aged twcnty-siN years. of Charlotte
with his wife and little daughter. he
was on his way to Wilmington to make
mis- homo. and while on the scnooners
occk he was Knocked overheard by the
sudden swing of the mainsail. Before
inc schooner could put out Il boat hnd
reach him he went down for the last
time. drowning before the eyes of his
wife and child.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13
Officers Elected.
lSpeciai to The Times Dispatch.
ISnnLial In ,cL.. ,I,iI,,D.:- LII ...au..L

Spencer. \. G.. June l2-Spencar
Council, No. "a, Jr. o. L. y. NJ. elected
officers last night for the cnsuin..
year as follows: Councillor, L. \.
Parks. Vice councillor. NJ. j. Henry /:
Recording Secretary. j. r. Cunnell:
Assistant Recording Secretary, NJ. N.
itlicr; financial secretary. Il. Ii. kluttz:
Treasurer G. ". Crowell. Chaplain. j.
w Parks, and Representative to
state Council, j. f. Connell