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FINE FARM ron SAFE

Situated seven Miles NsrtA 81 Eaposia.
on turnpike road; one milo from
station. church and graded school:
1as acres. all under woven wire
fence: 3 new ll-room house. nicely
painted; large barn: one tenant
house: ave acres In orchard: twenty.
In civilizations: ninety cleared: forty
six IN pasture; good well cf water.
having apriAE in pasture; good
ncighborhood. Price. $1,000, Owner
alone. j. A. wOOCK. r. r. d. No. l.
North Emporia. Va.
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Sues for al25.

Sues for SIPS.
Suit for $125 was entered in the
Law and EQUITY court yesterday by
the Richmond Burial Company
against Luther T. Page.
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PETERS
W.
RlcnMo ND
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
Aprsi ~ anA -
Admission Use. GsrandstanA ~
Attorney General Files Rcpoet,
Admission Use.

The annual. report Of Attorneys
General Samuel w. Williams, con4
tanning his opinions up to October ~
last year. was filed yesterday WITH
Governor Mann.
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CREAM PvEKs. 1Se ,DOxENs LEMON
DRINSARD.
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SERVICES OF SPECIAL INTEREST
IN THE RICHMOND CHURCHES

morning at IL o'clock. Subject OF
sermon will be Doctrine OF Atone
ment.
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son 1863.
zoe Rebate II You Brlng This Coupon
with you. Mems half soles, TIC. re-
related TO 4oc: children's shoes, size
up to II, 30c. Every pair sewed: best
ELEcrRTC siioE FACTORY. lis
East Main street. Phone Monroe
ll8 East Broad street. All work guar
antecd and the prices Will suit YOU
Reason In all things Work called Tor
and delivered promptly. n. RoHM.
Mana ger. Phone Madison SOIL.
ANTIQUES AND FEATHERS.
Wanfed-Old FeatAers, Beds and Old
time sofas. bureaus. tables. chairs:
ANYTHING old in house furnishink J
X. BEARD. Is West Main street.
Madison 1907.
WALL PAPER.
Announcing That Have the Finest
line In the city to select from, at
very reasonable prices. r. b.
BRAUER. 10s North Eighth Street,
Monroe 1899.
RICHMOND SHOE RErafNIN0 CO..
t7is East MATS street.
Wish tS Anseun@e to the Public. I
have installed new machine which
nails the half sole without the aid Of
quicker work for less money. ! have
also purchased 1890 worth Of white
OAK leather. and use this leather ex-
cluS1veIy.
y sole and nailed. ..sse
Rubber heels $500. .lsc to 40c
Leveling heels .15c
All Work guaranteed
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PROPOSALS
Sealed proposals for furnishing the
Police Department an Auto Patrol
Wagon will be received by the Board
Of Police Commissioners UP to noon,
May /. 1919 photographs allowing
body, chassis and engine. and complete
specifications must accompany all bids.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids submitted.
Address all bids to
GEO. r. POLLOCK,
Sec'y Dept. OF Police.
Room l12, City Hall
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To Present Flag.

Governor Mann will present new
State flag of Virginia TO the ciass az
1912 of the Virginia Military InStfe
tue. when the finals begin. June Is.
The governor will make the prcseaS-
tation speech. q
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st. James Methodist church the
key. s. J. Rattin. pastor, wit. preach
at IL A. NJ. an dS P. NJ. Morning
subject, THE Promise of Light"
Evening, "Ihe Foolish Man"
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FARMS FOR SALE

Fruit Farm IN the Famous Niagara
: county fruit hsit y no acres, . 1000
sold from this farm In the past year;
price, $4,000: easy terms; owner
wealthy and retiring; several small
er farma Address. 6.S07 Second
avenue, Brooklyn, ~. Y.
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Qualities To practices.

Leon NJ. Bazele qualified to prac-
tiee yesterday in the Law and Equity
court.
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Company, 1918 East Cary street.
Designers ana builders OF special
usachlnery Repair work given
prompt attention. Phone Madison
n 4eeo.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Fer Rent er Sale--Seven-RoOn House
with land close to station; conven
lent to city, and a bargain. Address
OWNER. Glen Allen, Va.
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lovely grove, big walnuts; so feet
above river; wharf on farm; two
miles city. postoftice church: price.
$4,000. W. l. JONES. Owner, Will
liamsburg. Va.
Fer sale, A Desirable Fsrm. susteA for
grain, fruit or stock Containing 4Ss
acres; about IS acres In original
growth timber. mostly white oak !.
eight-room house, in good repair; two
and numerous outbui,fings. Well
watered and completely ferced
around and cross-fenced with nine
strand wire fence on locust posts
mostly; two miles from station on n
e. w. r. r., stores. churches, etc;
seven miles To countv seat. on lublic
road and r.. r. d. beautiful view OF
Peaks OF Otter and miles Of sur
HILTON FARM. n. F. D.. No. ?.
Bedford va,
Fev saie--well Eauivp~a Poultry
plant. near Richmond; 500 white
nine-rcom dwelling. outbufldtn~s;
good water: near school: seven acres
land: running stream: not far rom
station. VIII sell cheap write Z. L.
G.. care Of VirRinian. -
For sale.-Oae ef tAe most desirable
lots In Larehmont Norfolk. Va
proveiaants: will sell for slight ad-
vance ov original contract price.
Address s. l. O.. care virginiAn-
Pilot Norfolk. Va
Five Resm Frame Heuse. L. e0xt3o
to alley. two stables In rear. Rent
ing now for 1850 per year WIN sefi
on easy terms. Price $1.4oo. This
place n easily worth several hum
bred dollars more. Located one hum
dred yards from car line and just
outside Of the city limit. Apply to
J.. r. 9. BOX No. -. city. N. ~
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CARRIAGE, WAGON. REPAIRING.
REPAINTiNG.s

&nrlna raaairis- ar rspaineire %
crowding us. have on hand lafgs
sfnck Of delivery wAgouB, several
nsw bukwies. ana several second
hind wagons. which viii have TO
we've fa>st rrfces OFT. e.. WvirTE
y u sSoN.a4ie n sRifth Street 'PhAa1
szs. Hfadison. Established 1873.
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Second Baptist church. Franklin
and Adams streets. Services, II A..
NJ. and Sis r. NJ. Graded Sunday
school at $40. A. NJ. Organized
classes for men and women. Rev.
at the morning service Subject,
Shall Sell My Soul" Rev. r. H.
Pitt. d. D.. will preach at the night
service. Quartet choir. A cordial
welcome Is extended to all.
Paramount Avenue Baptist church.
W. R. Burrell, pastor. Adjutanf
George W. Virgins. Of the Salvation
Army. will preach his farewell SER
mon at this church Sunday morn
ing At night the pastor will preach
on the topic, "A Titanic Disaster"
At the Grove Avenue Baptist
church, there will be preaching az
morning and evening services by tho
pastor. the Rev. w. e. James. TIL. p.
At the Grace-Street Baptist church
there will be preaching at morning
and evening services by the Rev. John
Fl. Eager. D. D., OF Baltimore. Md.
AT II A. NJ. subject, Lessons From
the Great Disaster At p. NJ.
subject. with Jesus in Jericho" At
the evening service the ordinance II
baptism will be administered.
Randolph Street Baptist church.
The regular services win be held on
Rev w r, Robertson. az follows: IL
A. NJ, Honor Through Service" 8
p. NJ. Following Christ" The B.
Y p. L. will meet at I o'clock.
'.Jesus and Modern Problems" IL the
title OF series OF sermons by Rev.
DR. Ryland Knight at Caiyery Baptist
church on Sunday mornings during
April and May.
Following are topics. April :1st,
.The Principle He Taught: April
2sth. THE Method He Practiced";
May 18th. THE Home as He Saw IT,:
May 10th. Property AZ He Conceived
IT.: May esth. My Neighbor. al He
Meant It.
Rev. ]. Lacy Hoge. Of Emmanuel
BAPTIST church. will prs4ck the annual
sermon for the Ladies' Aid Society OF
Northside Baptist church. Sunday,
April 2lst. at S p. M. Miss Louise
Jenkins. OF the First Baptist church.
will sing.
Cowardin Avenue Christian church
Sunday. A. NJ: Reading
the Bible; p. M: IAN Upbraidins
Voice..
|. DR.. T. r. ENGLISH, o.. D.. will preach
At the Second Presbyterian church on
Sunday at II a. NJ. and p. NJ.
First Presbyterian cnurch-Preach-
ing at IL A. NJ. by the Rev Theron
III Rice. d. D.. and At r. M. by the
Rev. w. L. Iingie. d. D.. OF Union
Theological Seminary.
westminster Presbyterian. Grove
avenue and Film street. Rev. J. Z
Fair, n. n. pastor. Services. II A. NJ
and s:16 p. NJ. Communion at morn
ing service. and reception OF mem
hers Sunday-school. $40 A. d
Westminster. No. (Scott's Additonl
preaching at r. NJ. BY Rev. A. r
I.assiter. Sunday-school, 1 r. NJ.
First Unitarian church. Floyd ave-
nue. and Harrison street. Rev. Alex
ander T. Bowser. Ininists~. Subject
Tor sunday, April S11G "Jesus' Idea
81 Sonship With God Services al
Iii O'Clock. All seats free.
The Easter music win be repeated
at Monumental church On Sunday af.
ternoon Al s o'clock.
Services win BE- bald N nrs
Church d Christ octsntist. Sunday
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Centenary Methodist church THE
Titanic Disaster. and Its Message to
the Modern World will be DR..
Young.s subject at Centenary Metho-
dist church Sunday night Morning
subject: When the Contamination
Will Come"
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Wanted, Salesman 10 Sell LAne OF
fancy fruit elders IN small country
towns. Salary or commission with
weekly drawing accounts. RED
CROSS COMPANY, Dept, H.. Ut.
Ioufa Mo-
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At the First Baptist church. Broad
and Twelfth streets. the pastor, Rev.
George W. Mcdaniel, D. D.. will
presch at beth services, IL 4. NJ. and
4 A.
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w ants
MISCELLANEOUS
WOOD AND coAh

Long n the Real Wood Man; His
large block DIRK oak and pine. Per-
fectly dry slab for cooking cheap.
All kinds Of hard and soft coal. Also
New River lump and r.. o. NJ. big
stock. De1paren anthracite Ii
cheapest for cooking. Phone Madi-
son 1863.
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Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NoNe9
sehsd, = II effect January ~ lgS1
NORFOLK: eaN0 A. a. 800 .: ~: @:t<
FOR LYECHBuR0 AND TIE
A.. nj. si0OO A. NJ. 800 2, NJ. 49, M
+ Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: a ts$0 Aisi
A. NJ. 200 r. NJ. bis ?. ~. 800 q H.
r. N.
sDsiiy. arAiiy o.. Sunday. bspa4s
". B, DEvILL. C q.
g. r. A.. Roanoke. y. 7. -.
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HELP WANTED-MALE,

W-snteA--six % Eight Younk Men Fer
farm: good workers and drivers:
country men preferred; al, year job
70 hustlers; good opening for one
young married man. state ability
and give reference. WEYANOKE
STOCK FARM. Weyanolse. VA
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manuel Baptist church. corner
Fifth and Leigh streets b. Lacey
Hoge. paxlor. Preaching Sunday
morning and night at IL A. NJ. the
pastor will preach special sermon
to the new members and request, ali
to be present. i'reparator meeting
Q A. NJ: Sunday school. s:3o A. M;
prayer me- .f;rg. Wednesday q NJ.
The public Ii invited to al services.
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Wants


LSut-1gaeenle Leckety MAuegraa -
back. !. @. X. Reward: return TO
34Os Har 1ver avenue. Phone Madi-
SON slel-J,
Lest-T1as1ay N1ght. SnaIl Nat -Ter-
rior dog tfemale): tan feet. had on
tan collar; anewaf TO name of Buster.
Liberal reward II returned TO II East
Main street No questions asked.
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Services win he held IN F4ra
Church d Christ scientist. aunda'
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Exchange Or sale-Easy Psynenfs,
Walnut Heights. le5 acres ..ch land:
nearly new seven-room dwelling. in
lovely grove. big walnuts; so feet
above river; wharf on farm; two
miles city. postoffice church: price.
$4,000. W. l. JONES. Owner, Will
liamsburg. Va
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q @ q nAN1WAMn a. q 4l
Main ssr%tt ~.
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In Asbury Place Methodist. Rev.
W. Asbury Christian, presiding elder.
viii preach at IL O'Clock A. NJ. At
night, lecture by the pastor viii,
stefeopisan views or the life II
Christ.
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Edwin y. Pitcher, p. ..
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FAwxBROKER.s SALE.

fAWS0ROKER's SALE.
! WIN Seq ny Puhlie Auction. - Msa-
day. April 21nd. At p NJ. all for
feited pledges. watches. diamonds.
1eweiry and merchandise At SEQ, North
sixth street Richmond Va SAM
c. C. BRIDGES, state Auctioneer.
Disc Harrsw. Two-Row Core Fienteru.
farm wagons at reduced prices to
close out -resent sock. Write 1T once
" interested THE CALL WATT CO..
- South Fifteenth street. Richmond
p. o. BOX so7.
Used Ford Gers. isas. lsea. ISo7. isos,
1909 and 1910. two. three and i've
passenger. in excellent condition.
Owners purchasing 1912 models, VIII
send Instructor home with out-of-
town purchasers. FORD AUTO Co.
1899 West Broad
FOR SALE.
Four Passenger Buick Automobile in
good running order. equipped with
gas lights. top. windchieid. horn,
etc. VIII sell for $500. Apply to
p, Q. Box. No. Is. City.
For Sale--At flargalh. n H0rsepower
boiler. ~ horsepower engine. saw
mill. planning mill timber, oxen and
wagons. 40 acres land. s. A. and
w. V. REED. Elridse. Ala.
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Broad Street Methodist church
Preaching at IL A. NJ. and 8 p. NJ.
by the pastor. Rev. Frank l.. Wells
Sunday school. $3.50 A. NJ, Epwortt
League. 7:15 p NJ.
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Randolph-Street Baptist church
The regular services win be held or
Sunday. preaching by the pastor
Rev w. r. Robertson, as follows: II
A. NJ, Honor Through Service"
p. NJ, Following Christ" The 3
Y p. L. will meet at o'clock.
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At the Grove Avenue Baptist
church, there will be preaching AT
morning and evening services by the
pastor, the Rev. w. {. James, TIL, d.
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Owfng O. DsA Health We Have Decided
to discontinue our mercantile busi-
- mesa In Clifton Forge. Va. and offer
for sale q good stand for business.
Parties wishing to embark In the
mercantile business will DO well to
communicate with US at once. J. A.
CARTER 4 CO.. No. 253 Ridgeway
street. Clifton Forge, Va.
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The Easter music will be repeate,
at Monumental church On Sunday ar
ternoon Al s o'clock.
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Fer Saie--At . BarGain. 1910 Crawford
b-passenger Prea.o-1iEht tank and
extra tubes. JONES MOTOR CAR
CO.. Allen avenue and ll1rad
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-20

At West End Methodist church. the
pastor, Rev. Charles Tinsley Thrift
win preach at IL o'clock. His SUBJ
jet VOL be Prayer as Force in
the Christiantion of the World.
This is the fourth in the sereis or
The Dinamics of Missions" Rev
w. Asbury Christian, ID. D., presiding
elder of the Richmond district. VIII
preach at night.
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First Unitarian church. Floyd ave-
nue. and Harrison street. Rev. Alex
.anter r. Bowser. minists~. Subject
for sunday. April 3lst. "Jesus' Idea
81 Sonship With God" Services at
II o'clock. All seats free.
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At the Grace-Street Baptist church
there will be preaching at morning
and evening services by the Rev. John
RI. Eager, D. D.. OF Baltimore. Md
AT II A. NJ subject, Lessons From
the Great Disaster" At p. NJ.
subject. With Jesus in Jericho" At
the evening service the ordinance II
baptism will be administered.
The Washington times., 1912-08-15
.REPR|EVED WOMAN
THANKS THE TINES
FOR AIDING HER
Matte Lomax, Through Her
Attorneys, Expresses
Appreciation.

Through her attorneys, s. ID. Truitt
and John Ridout, Matte Lomax. the
colored murderess who was condemned
to die on the gallows August 10 for the
murder of her husband, Cecil Lomax,
but was saved by President Taft. who
commuted her sentence to life impris-
onment, today expressed her deep ap-
probation for the public sentiment
aroused by The Washington Times,
which inaugurated the movement to
prevent the disgraceful spectacle of
woman being put to Ieath on the
scaffold in the Nations Capital
THE Washington Times deserves
great credit for the part 1t played In
not only preventing disgraceful
hanging, but also in arousing SYM
pathy in behalf of a friendless colored
woman" declared Attorney Truitt.
Mr.. Truitt pointed out that the ac-
ton of the President Is a vindicati ton
OF the counsel for the woman, as he
and Attorney Ridout contended from
the outset that there was an absence
Of evidence tending to prove premed-
itation. The briefs Of the two attor-
neys were followed closely by Presi-
The Washington times., 1912-08-15
Spiritual Adviser of
Woman Writes Letter
Of Thanks to Mr.. Taft

The Rev. Simon p. w. Drew, spiritual
adviser of Matte Lomax, whose death
penalty will be commuted by President
Taft to life imprisonment, has written
letter Of thanks to the President, In
which he says:
by your godly and statesmanlike act
In tommutIng to life imprisonment the
sentence of Matte Lomax you have
buried your memory afresh into the
hearts of our race throughout the entire
country. as well as the best white citi-
zens Of the District of Columbia and
elsewhere. I beg to extend to- you my
concentrations and my deepest heart
felt thanks for your kindness in Welding
to the prayers of the $1,000 petitions
which l had the pleasure of sending to
you. And / most emphaticalIy declare
that words are too Inadequate to ex-
press how elated we are to know that
you, by one stroke of your pen, have
prevented an everlasting disgrace to
the nations womanhood by saving this
woman from being hanged at the Cap
ital of the nation"
The Washington times., 1912-08-15
COUNTESS DE SIBOUR.

The body Of Mary Louise johnson.
Dowager Countess de Sibour, for
twenty years a leader in society in the
National Capital. who died at her sum-
mer home at Narragansett Pier, was
buried In Richmond, Va, beside that Of
her husband. the late Count de Sibour,
and of her daughter. Miss Marie de ST.
bour. Funeral services had already
been held In Washington, the body
being taken from the train here in
order that her friends might pay a last
tribute TO her memory.
At the ceremony in Richmond. the
Rev. william Meade Clark officiated.
The pallbearers were Archer Anderson,
jr., I. w. Fuller. w. w. Archer, Regi-
nald Guillam, Gen. Charles ]. Ander-
son. Benjamin L. Purcell. Charles L.
Boiling. and P. st. George Cook.
The countess, who was seventy-nine
years of age at the time of her death.
leaves two sons, Count Louis de Sibour,
who inherited his title from his father,
and an unmarried uncle. who lives in
France, and Viscount Henri de Sibour,
Q well-known architect of this city.
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DR.. I. B. M'CL|NT|C
TO Be BURIED AT
OLD HOME TODAY
Friends Show Affection for
Martyr to Science, Who
Died Here.

Accompanied by his wife relatives
and representatives. of the United
States Public Health and Marine Hos
pital Service, the body of DR.. Thomas
b. McClintic, who died OF spotted fe-
ver' contracted in Bitter Root Valley,
Of Montana, where he was making a
successful effort to eradicate the
plague, was taken to Hot Springs, Va,
last night at 11:10 o'clock over the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad.
Funeral services will be held in that
place, from the residence of his brother,
Robert g. McClintic, this afternoon at
3 o'clock. f.. A..
In the funeral party which accompan-
led the remains were his bride of five
months, Mrs. Theresa Drexel McClin-
tic; his brother. Lieut.. W. F. McClin-
tic. U. s. N. of the battleship Louisi-
ana; Mrs. L. e. Mrs and DR.. Karl Kel-
logg, Of Montana, who accompanied DR..
McClintic in his race with death across
the continent, and DR.. w. G. Rucker,
DR.. Allan Mclaughlin and DR.. L. 4.
Cofer, of the United States Public
Health and Marine Hospital Service.
DIR. McClintic had almost completed q
report he had worked on many months
on the spotted fever" His work had
been so successful that his is the only
death from the dreaded disease report
ed this year. In recognition of his val
liant battle against the disease and his
devotion to the highest there Is in his
profession. his friends had sent to the
Union station more than half a car of
beautiful floral offerings.
The Washington times., 1912-08-15
Funeral Trolley Car
Latest In PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.-The Rapid
Transit Company yesterday installed
on its lines funeral trolley car. The
new cars exterior is painted a deep
green with a few decorations in gold.
Within the decorations are of a more
elaborate pattern. There are heavy
black velvet draperies and seats uphol-
stored in black leather. There are two
compartments. one for the mourners
and one for the pallbearers. and in one
corner OF the car Is the receptacle for
holding the casket. At no time during
the journey is the coffin in view of
those within the car.
A large mahogany case, around
for floral emblems, which are kept from
whiting by contrivances similar to those
used by florists.
The Washington times., 1912-08-15
ERUPTION |TCHED
AND BURNED
ScaIy First. Then Blsters or Watery
PimpIes. Sores With Scabs.
Scratched and Made Them Bleed.
CuticuraSoap and 0intmentCured.

Long Island, N. O." When my baby
was about one week old his face broke out
scaly first and then in little blisters or watery
pimples which ran matter and then went
into sores with scabs over them. The sores
would run yellowish water. They itched
and burned and he would scratch them and
make them bleed. He could not sleep good
and wanted to scratch his face all the time.
I'VE had him treated and used severa.
kinds OF salves and they failed. Then We
got one cake OF Cuticura Soap and one box
OF Cuticura Ointment and they took the
desired effect. little later We got one mors
box Of Cuticura Ointment. He could sIeeu
all right after we commenced using Cuticura
Soap and Ointment, and he was entirely
cured In six months" (signed) Mrs. Tina
Byers. March 8, 1912.
The Washington times., 1912-08-15
N. A. LEAW, LONG A
NEWSPAPER MAN OF
CAPITAL, SUCCUMBS
Heart Failure Takes Life of
Writer After Months
Illness.

M. A. Leavy, for more than thirty
years well-known newspaper man Of
Washington. died last night at 0 o'clock
at George Washington University Hos
pital, after an illness of four weeks. He
was preparing to leave the city a month
ago for New York. when he suffered an
attack Of heart failure and never re-
covered, being unconscious large part
Of the time. -
Mr.. Leavy was sixty-five years old.
He was a native of Richmond, Va, one
of sixteen children. six OF whom sur
vive him. He came to Washington in
1874 and took a position on the old Ma
tional Republican. with which paper he
remained fifteen years Since then he
has been with The Times and other
Washington papers. For the past sew
eral years he has not been actively en-
gagged In newspaper work.
Four years ago this month, Mrs. Mary
A. Leavy, wife of the Journalist,
dropped dead in front of the Shoreham
Hotel while walking with her husband.
They left no children.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock from Harvey 8
undertaking establishment, 1926 Four
teenth street northwest Interment will
be in Rock Creek Cemetery.