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Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-22

Miss Florence Bennett of Eaglevillr was at her home on Vergason avnu, over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-22
Cleveland.
Dstrslt

Totals 85 % l4 [ Totals s5 30 ls a sBatted fer Louden In lstA,
 Score by Innings: Cleveland .-.. ...-...0 0 otS A Detroit ..,.-..0 Q 2 c c co Two base hits. Br-5,her, Buns Kaler.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-22
GlnnlRnan.

Score by ianinasi
 E. Louis r---,.rr-~.-,0 c Q 6--l Cincinnati ,r-, .,....,.1 0 Q l s-i
 Two bass hits. staele. Eaan. Mclean: three bass hits, ETanss Beschr; houe run. Es1annd
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-22
GAMES TODAY.
American LsaguS

American Lsagus Detroit aE St. Louis Washington at Boston. Philadelphia at New York.
 National League. Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia. FittSburg at Chicago. St, Louis at Cininnah
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-22
Personal Items.

Miss Susan c. Durgin of Providence spent Saturday and Sunday at her home here and had as her guest Miss $. A. King.
 c. w, Henry of Boston was a caller in town over Sunday.
 Eugene Atwood of Pennsylvania was a caller in town over Sunday.
 Prof. w. o. Turner of Willimantic is the guest of Dr. C. C. Maine and family.
 Miss Elizabeth Latham, who has
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-22
The |. L. Chapman Co.
 l4 Bath St., Norwich, Conn.
CONTRACT WORK

I am in a position to give you the most for your money in this line. Low estimates. prompt and careful attention to all the details which SC 4o make \ first class 1ob. RIGHT NOW
 is a good time to take up ths matter of building or any outside WOrh you may need. ! want your buBinasa and will appreciate it by giving you the very best work at the lowe price con- sistent with the same. STEEP IN
 my ofhce and let me tell Fou ee some of the jobs I have complstsd I'd this vicinity. and satisfied customers,
 C. NJ. WILLIAMS,
 Tel. BIO. 21s Main Street..
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-22

As the roads are drying up fast nov Is a good time to seleot a carriage. The "Conoord'' Carriage being a pop ular sensible vehicle we have mada a special effort to show an extra isrsa and up-to-dats line at prices to suit every buyer.
 Clip your horses before putting them to hard spring work.
 A Stewart Ball Bearing Machine a4 97.Bo.
 We carry extra parts and sharper kntYeS
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-22

You'll find it downright pleasure are daily pleasing others with the su- perior quality of our Hay, Grain and Feed and l am sure we can please you.
 You'H find 1t a down right pleasure 10 buy your Hay, Grain or Feed from me
 ''rhe proof of the pudding is in the eating" A trial order will convince yOa.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-22
EunsrsI of Insenh Costa.

The funeral services of Joseph Costa were held at St. AIary's church at nine o'clock Saturday morning, Rev. J. C. Lynch celebrating the requiem mass, Burial was in St Mary's cemetery.
 Mir. and Mrs. ". ". Green are en- tertaining Mrs. Greens father. Charles Del alo nf Boston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
Stubborn Colds May Lead
to Consumption

DID you ever have a cold that would
not let go; a cough that persisted
that prevented sleep. and made waking
hours miserable? Etli!nan's Altcrative
is the proper remedy in such cases.
Perhaps some simple medicine may be
effective where 1t IS only & tickling in
the throat: but when yonr chest IS soro
and simple remedies don't answer
tncn take jIckmans Alternative. Neg
lAct Often leads TO moro serious trou-
bic. Il case IN point follows.
re Cherry ST.. Ph!la.. Pa.
Gentlemen: Ia July. 1905. ] FIRST
noticed The conditions that showed /
had consumption. j lost weight rap
IDLY. had hollow cough. hemorrhagcs
a:d very severe night swcats. My
brother recommended Ec!sman's AIter-
atyc. In the fal! Of 1905 began TO
'a:a 81. y; this Tine ] am perfectly
well and robust. NJ appetite Is good
ana my weight has increased from 10
TO 80 pounds. not a trace ~ my old
trouble remains. VIII gladly express
the merits OF th!E medicine to any one
tS!gned). M. L. GERIIAEDT."
EcHman's Alternative is effective In
brop.hit;s. asthma. haY fever. ,hroa I
ara lung trcuhlcs and In upbullding
tho systcm. DOCS not contain poisons,
opate3 or forming drugs For
hal, ~ Owcnr &: Minor Drug Co. and
other leading. druS1iBts. ASK for book
LIT Of cured cases and write 20 Eckma n
Laboratory. Philadelphia Pa. for nd :
ditiunal evidence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
lee A. FOLGER TO
LEAVE RICHMOND

Lee A. Folger has resigned cs manager OF
tho Gordon Motor Company. ami Will In a
few days leave Richmond to mako Ills head
quarters In Southern city. where no VIII
represent tho manufacturers OF n prominent
automobile in tho fur South.
Mr.. Folscr has been prominent In auto.
mobile circlea for several %cuis Popnlnr,
thoroughly vcrped lii the fundamentals and
details of tho business. lie MAY be censid-
cred ss one OF tho pioneers In the automo-
vile field in Richmond. and as much through
Ills Efforts as through any other on source
has tho business grown to It's present pro-
portions Ills resignation became effective
yesterday, though no has been contemplate
ms change for some time.
tie Ia prominent member OF tho Rich
fnohd Automobile Club and the Richmond
Automobile Dcaiers' association In fhct, n.
was one OF tho prime movers In making
possible the last named organization. Al
WAYS Keen for what hes; for Richmond
MS intercat In good roads. and particularly
In the Washington Richmond highway. has
becn great and Ito has hclr"'l In many ways
10 make this project possible
large circle OF friends Will DC sorry to
learn OF his Departure hnt will wish him
hsuch success IN his now endcaycrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

render in Virginia ard no was not
n2roieI until June. 1876, two months
alter the surrender Of The Army OF
northern Virginia
a, the time of his death, Colonel
Martin was pWhaps the senior sur
viving finid officer of I'ickctt's piv's-
ION IN Virginia and TEs recognized
as Ole of the most prominent living
Gontedcrates.
After tho war Or. Martin resumed
ths practice of his profession IN CHAT
ham. where he remained until 1885. In
mat year he removed TO LynchhurS
and resided here until lis death. Dr.
Martin had been president of the Med :
ical Society Of Virginia. had been a
member of the board Of visitors OF the
University OF Virginia. and At the
time Of his DEATH hcid the two most
honorable positions in the hcdtcal III o
fcssion OF the S,ate--.ho presidency OF
presidency ~ the state Board OF Med
teal Examiners, 10 was also - mem
Dor Of the board of visitors Of the
y. NJ. J.
III health work. Or. Martin was long
prominent. and the effective reorgani-
1aticn of the state Board OF tIoolth
was under his direction SneakinE NJ
his death, pr. Ennion g. Williams,
Health Cou,missionnr. said: The
DEATH Of Or. Martin IS one of the
severcst blows tina, health work in
prestige and his spotlcss character
gave to every enterprise IN which he
was engaged a strength and power OF
tho greatest value. His mature judS
Ilcnt and his knowledge OF men made
him "A natural leader. Virginia could
i'll afford to lose this prince of ply
siciHus.'
Dr. Martin married Miss Ellen John
son. and from their union four CONS
and two daughters were horn.
The State Board of Health Will be
represented at his funeral by Il COM
inittcc OF the board and by several OF
tho executive Officers of the Health
DcnarlMGMt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

TO Armis,cad's Brigade OF Pickett'a ri
vision. In this capacity he led MS
regiment in the famous charge OF the
third day AZ gettysburg and was with
General ArmIstcad when they Dussci
the first Federal line. General FitE-
awgh Lee. in his Life OF r. l.: lee"
relates that when the division had
passed the first line. its mead had
been melted away by tho savage E'tu-
eral fire until only Armlstcad, Colonel
Martin and hvc men were IN place.
MI OF these fell within ths seccGd
line, ana Colonel Martin was found by
the Federal surgeons. after tho battle.
unconscious on tho dead BODY Of .,r-
instead
Inter Military Service.
After three mouths In - Geld hos
nital, hanging between Ike AID death.
c"lonrl Martin was taken II prisoner
20 Fort Mciienry ana ntcr to Point
Lookout, where he remained mnttl *
chanscd in May, 1851. Ills health was
g" gluch impaired h., tho privaticna
nf rrisen life that nc could not again
take his place IN the ranks, and was
detailed Tor special duty hy the SEC
rNtar> IF War. snrvLnE IN South Caro-
linn and along tho Tiappahnnaock Ills
command WAS perhaps tho last TO sun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
COLOREO WOMAN
KILLED. WITH AXE
Ncighbors Find Body Nearly
Forty Eight Hours Aftcr
Murder Was Committed
SLAYER MAKES GOOD ESCAPE
Man Suspected by Police Had
Quarrel Just Before Hc'
Crushed Her Skull.

Her skull crushed with n blow from
an axe. Lucinda Miller colored. thirty
Ave years old. was found dead in bed
o'clock Mt her homo. b64 Concord
street Judging from the state of tho
body. sho had been murdered either
Thursday night or early Friday
morning. ciuea wcro found BY dc.
tectiyeH. which indicated that che had
been killed By william Brown. col
orcd, thirty years old. with whom she
sworn out for his arrest. but at a
late bour last night he had not been
captured.
Tho body was found by william
Wilhalrs ,colored, who lived in the
same tenement. lie. as well ms other
inmates of tho house. caused an in
vcstiRntion to be made. She had not
been seen for several days. Suspect
ing something wrong. William forced
tho door. which WAS locked, and found
tho body.
Had Row Thursday Night.
He hurried to the First Police Sta
ton and reported his discovery Cor
oner Taylor was notified and Deteo-
tive Sergeants Wren and Wiltshire
were assigned to the case. The body
was viewed by the coroner and turned
over to mn undertaken. An inquest
will be held tomorrow morning al
10 o'clock at the City Hall.
Occupants of the house. including
William. Mary Jackson. Ernest Bowlcs
and Charles Johnson. told the detec-
tves that Brown and the dead wo-
mum had Gusrralcd Thursday night.
but they paid little attention TO the
row.
Assured Of tho fact that Brown was
the last one with the Miller woman.
tho officers Mt once sworo out a war
rant for his arrest. However, he is
believed to have left tho city.
Tho axe with which tho crime waH
committed was found lin tho room.
Iudging from her horribly crushed
skull. she had evidently been struck
several vicious blows
a good description OF Brown VIZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
DR., RAWlEY MARTIN
.D|ES!N LYHCHBURG
LEADER in Medical Profession
and Prcsidcnt State Board
:. OF Health.

I !
Lynchbure. Ma. April 2o,--p" Eaw
I BOARD or Health. died to-niSht at ii
/ o'clock, after :tn Illness OF ten duNS
(! with pneumonia. rho funeral Will
f, be held in Chatham on Monday after
pr Martin is survived BY his Wife.
Snrs: Or. cmesisy Ma nt IN of pend ty%
md 4. u. ana James J Martin, OF
Chatham and ~ TWO dausntcrs Mrs.
II. NJ Taliatcrrp aud Miss Nellie Mar
Yin, both OF Lynchb,rc.
Whiio rN,ssoEnizyN as one q 'he
Nirglnia Or Martim MAS pcrheps best
known .as a Ccutednratr soldier Of the
frst prominence His Ions professions
Al career ,, his sispaI r"pltc scrvigs
lin ono Of the leading cit:2e'is -
MeWIey White Martin vas born ia
born in lSny lived 10 500 service as
ccaptIain n tn. Virginia line OF tho
William Martin, was a sergeant ot
Virginia. tIocps during. tho War ut
lsl% ana his great grandfathcr was
Revolutionary soldier ~ distinction.
DR. Martin received his education n;
tho University of Virginia ana grad
Mated in medicine from the University
OIL New crk III 1898. +. Return 'ny TO
Virginia he was engaged in the prac-
tice Of his profession when the call
TO arms WAS Issued in 1861. DIR. Mar
'!n promptly volunteered in. the
Chatham Cirays ana was chosen first
lieutenant of that command at its
organization, Aprii % 1861. He par
ticipated with his command III the
battle OF Big Bethel. and. at the re-
organization of the army in the spring
OF iS6". was chosen captain OF his
company, which became Company l. Of
the Fifty-third Virginia, later famous
as tho backbone of -hrmistcnd's brig
Rde.
In Seven Days Fight
distinguished for gallant services in
the battle OF Seven Pines. Or. Mar
Gin played n prominent part ia the
Malvern hin, IN particular. he recc!v-
ed many plaudits FOR his brave con
Duct Ills company, IN tho first at
tack on McCiellan's line. wax thrown
forwsrd for the advance Skirmish and
drew tho fire OF the entire Fcdera
forces Reinforced ~ the other com
panic. OF his regiment. he pressed ON
ed tho colcrs and led the attack in
person.
during III. Seven rays Battle, Dr.
Martin did not leave tho army. but
participated IN tho long and hlpohvi
series Of battles which made 1892 tho
hloodicst year of tho war. Without
Fought from Second Manassas ,o
Frederick sburE and was promoted mn
Jor and then lieutenant colonel
When tho Pennsylvania campaign
opened Dr. Martin was IN command
az the FIFTY third Virginia. attached
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
ATHLETES BREAK
THREE RECORDS
Especial TO The Times plepa,cn. ]

Lexington. Va. April 2c.-weshington and
Lee held It's annual Held day and broke
three records to-day. There were not many
entries, but the best men in the school were
out. Taylor Thorn ran two miles In S!6T AZ,
sey cfai seconds better than tic old time.
Giasa went through two OF the speed rec
ords for short gains. lie Clipped one NTH
second or tho cs0-yard dash and two htths
off 30. His tiu,c on 81 was ~ As seconds.
and on 40 $3.50 ueconds. Miles rircw the
discus 1918 feet, setting n mark :or future
throws. ~~;ir rccotds as set th1T Afternoon
arc dme to the coaching OF DR.. Pollard. who
has had the ,ncn In charEc lie ias dercl-
oped every man IN his special department.
ana expects to put n sirong team against
Y. /. !. nnNt wosk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
omeer. Come for s,ro.ncIaer.

Captain Alnsiic Armstrong. OF tho
Boston police, with Pinkcrton Inspcc-
tor Henry NJ. Pierce, OF the same cj,y.
requisiuon papers for John Strosncidc,.
under arrest in Petersburg. Tho GOV,
crnor ISSUED the papers
'The Boston men claim that tho ar
rest IL much more important than has
been supposed. and that Strosneider
has reputation as one OF the smooth
est and most successful confidence men
In the country lie Is said TO have
come TO Virginia to attend the Norfolk
races, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
Broke Lee Willie Walking.

Iwistins his right foot q. he was watkins
across the of3ice of the general snpcrInten-
dsht Oh transportation III tho general Offices
.. thn chesapeake and Ohio Railway yes
terdaE afternoon about O'Clock. w "
Carr. clerk of 1882 Park Avenue fen ana
prokc his leg. He was treated nv DR.. H. Il:
waits. CRY Hospital ambulance surgeon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
OBITUARY
II. j. hewitt.

s,t,PHVIAI 10 nc iines- DIspatch.l
,rSHpeHcer, n c., April Pot. j. De-
SpcnSer last Saturday Ia visit hi;
unushter. A.rs. j. ~ Mclver. died un-
sS.peetedly Thursday night following n
St,i'ke OF apopleNy. He Ind been Zee
PIE TOUR years but WAS In ordinary
neitith Yesterday before the stroke
c&mo. siic never regnined conscious
, HE'S after being stricken. He vas
ntlS-SeNcn years old and is survived
ny widow and three daughters-Mes.
lanes j. y. McIver, % spencer; W. M.
,noheh ana j p. Johnson OF Green's.
Yer place yesterday afternoon for in
tcrmcnt ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
Letter to
DR.. KliI,ier & Co.
Biushaniton, N. y.
Prove What Swamp.Root Will Do For You

Send to Dir. kilmcr &'Co., Bingham
ton, \. y, for a sample bottle. 1t will
convince any ono. You will also receive
a booklet OF avluable information, telling
writing be sure and mention tho Rich
mond Sunday Timcs-Dispatch. Regular
fifty-ccnt and onc-d dollar size bottles for
sale at all drug stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
Delegation Is I-ninstructcd-

Bucna Vista. va. April :c.-At n mass
meeting OF the Democratic voters Of the
city. held tonight, the following delegates
were elected TO the Norfolk convention: \.
w Robertson II. s. Rucker. W. I. Paxton
aud \. o. Durks. A resolution passed
tina, the delegation go urinstructed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
uolh Petersburg court.

The GoVcrnor Yesterday dcsIgnated
Judge Jesse T.. West. OF Sussex. TO
hold part of the current term of the
Hastings Court OF Petersburg to hear
motions In the case OF James Avery
ct ais. KS. FL! Tarttc ct ais. IN which
Judge j. NJ. Mullen deemed II i'm
proDcr lie should sit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
Advertising Ideas Free

We are tGcecshiuii> handling many inrxe
ana sinai nccouais In tho South IL you
want i:ee iaeah. su9Gcst!ons and advice ,n
connection with your Rdye.,isinE tell us nd
by letter. phone or In person
FREEMAN ADVERTISING AGENCY INC
Richmond :, y,rrIn,,
Phone Madison 2N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

Especial To The Times Dispatch
fredericksburg. Va, April 10.-Nows
mas heen received here of the death
Asstordny in Paris. France. OF Mrs.
Mary. j. Brown. widow OF Genrrn
rrankiih Brown. mother of Mrs.
vance, Wife of Captain Il conroy
nanc"' OF Mansfield Hall" near this
Mrs Vance. Captain Vance and family
,Mcro travelling abroad when Mrs,
i, =; was stricken The BODY viii
ny the Hida OF her husband at Rns'
ton. NinNs -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

FURNISHED the police and It is expected
that he will shortly be captured al
II was not thought he had left ,ha
state. though he probably went away
from Richmond Immediately utter tho
crime.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
IN MEMoRIAM

CROWDEK---In loving memory OF
ny dear husband and our father.
CHARLES WOMACK CROWPER,
who died April IS. 19l1
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
RoWE.-1n loving remenforance OF
FRANK LAToRESTER ROWE, who
died one y6nr ago to-day.
Els WIFE. AND MOTHER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
Andrew Jackson siInpk.ns.
DEATHS

Join rI;lon ArR lfsae''I son npe Of TIC nc
late Judge Thomas S. Atkins and
Burial 'tn in K; ch .isnios'
wARRES-Dl In this city, at tho
rGsidenGe OF her nephew. Jas. 10.
HEN, in tho scventy-third year OF
her age.
The funeral service will take place
at the gray" 1T fredericksburg. Va.
Mi,L.L LIE at BETHANY Home. on
T ,a vfG!y \, Anri! II: Mrs: FANNIE
Miller. Mrs. Miller was the last of
her generation. having been" tho
danghtSr Of Lucinda Ialinfcrro and
Numerous Eieccs and ncphews sur.
vive hcr. /.
"lfe giveth Hts beloved sloep."
The funeral was from the Homo
Perry Nngcnt. the, body being laid
10 rest in the little cemetery over
looking bethany Home.
Lynchburs papers please copy.
ETRI--Dled. mt the the residence
Of ). g. Prntri, OF North Twenty
nfth street. At 1906, +. NJ. April 20,
= J. PiETRt. aged sixty-one years
lie is survived by one daughter. Mrs.
Berthnn. and four sons--A. l., ].
o., l.. Is. and =. H. Pretri--all OF thls
city.
Funeral from above residence
MONDAY AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock.
ATLEE-Died; In baltimore. Nd: Sat
urdny. April 20, HARRY II. ATLEE.
con of Jacob s. and Sallio s. Aztec.
Funeral notice later.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
sMIT1J--D!ed. April ao., MR.. r. w.
EMITH, In his sixty-third year.
Funeral from Bonnett's undertake
Ing establishment THIS AFTER
NOON nt o'clock. Interment Holly
wood.
MEADE Died. Aprtl 10. at her resi-
donco, 1909 Twcnty-third street.
Mrs. Claude MEADE, w!fe OF
Jainos H. Meade.
Funeral THIS Sunday AFTER
NOON at O'clock from above resi-
dcncc. lncrmcnt in lakewood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

Personally appeared before me, this
I'd day Of July, 1909. X. w. l.iscnby, who
subscribed to the above statement and
made oath that the same is true in sub
stance and fact. y. w. LlSENBI,
Notary Public
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
Great Kidney Remedy Saves
Two Children in One Family

About one year ago two Of my children
suffered badly from weak kidneys and
diabetes. They would have severe spells
OF dizziness and were all run down in
health. was just about discouraged. |
tried several remedies and finally n doctor,
but they did not seem to improve. ]
knew Of friend who WIZ taking swamp
Root Tor kidney trouble with good results,
and decided TO get some for the children.
had noticed that there WAS sorlc im.
provcmcnt after they had taken two large
bottles, and continued to give it to them
until they had taken onc-hali dozen bot
ties and were well OH the road To recovery
| think DIR. Kiimcr's Swamp Root has
done more for my children than any
other medicine / have tried, and recon-
mend it to any one having children that
suffer as mine did.
Very truly yours,
Il. w. LiSENBY,
4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
Captain Richurd ). Hancock.
rs:necIa, to The ,ri,e,r,lv /,

tSnGcial to The Time =. Dlspstch.l
hariottesvllle, Va, April 2o,-Cap-
Mn Eichard j. Hancock, one OF the
most noted breeders OF ,horouEils,re,
race horses In America, died last
night at his farm. "Eliersiie," near
Iartcr's Bridge. this county. Though
nc had been In III health the pnst
Mrthler; the. end cnmc suddenly Tie
afternoon
Mr.. Hancock was born In Llmeston.
county. Aln,. March 90, 1895. the son
o. Nathaniel Hancock aud Eiiznbeth
iii ishtSwsr d d""s SInsG q Jordan !
va, lie was left motherless at twelve
aud fatherlcss at sixteen years Of arc
ana was educated at q. private school
IN Homer. la. He had taught school
ana ana read law twenty months when the
on which his State seeded from the
Y Mon, he volunteered i'm local com
nanE as private OF infantry, but IN
-NpCi, 1859 was elected first licuten-
hnt. lie served In the army through
out the war and participated in many
OF the battles of that struggle
Andrew jackson simpkins.
tSpecial TO The Times Dlspatch.l
Radtord, Va. April 2o.-Andrew
Jackson Slmpkirs died Friday morning
OF heart trouble He belonged to
Company ! Fit,icth virginia Regl-
inent. and was sevcnty-nine years old.
ne Is survived by six daughters and
Meadows: Mrs. a. G.. Akers, Mrs. i. NJ.
Hodges. Mrs. ]. Ham Nilsson. Mrs r. .
~. Jewel and Mrs. !. j.. Lester, oil OF
l'adford, and j. w. S'mpkins( OF Rou-
noke.
The funeral services Will be CON
Quoted from u n. Methodist Churcl,
sunday afternoon al ESQ o'clock. with
intcr!nent IN West NiIw Cemetery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

SMITD--Dted. April ao., MR. r. w.
SMITH, In his sixty-third year.
Funeral from Bonnett.s undertale.
Ing establishment THIS AFTER
NOON ut 3 O'Clock. Interment Holly
wood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

In Detroit. April q.
JOHN PRIOR ATKINS. con OF the
late judge Thomas S. Atkins and
Mrs. Ellen r. !Atkins.
Burial in Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

ATLEE--Dicd. In baltimore, Md. Sat
urday. April 20. HARRY II. ATLEB.
con of Jacob 8. and Sallio s. Atlee.
Funeral notice later.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

More Happiness is Needed in Our Homes
Silence should give way to song and laughter
Gloom be supplanted by sunshinc-the
evening hours should be a time Of entertainment
and relaxation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

In this city, at tho
residence OF her nephew. Jas. -.
Walthall MISS Mamie II. WAR
EEN, in tho seventy-third year Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

Funeral from above residence
MONDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock.