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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24

tuberculosis Is said to be durable by
simply living In the open AIR ana taxing an
abundance OF fresh eggs and MIX; 10
all you possibly can to ada 70 s'rsns,n
food and breathe the cleanest and purest
air. and then, II health and strength 40
not return, add the tonic ana pcneneiai
effects OF Eckmsn's Alternative heao what
'sos Y. sth ST.. Wilmington. Del.
Gentlemen In January. 1905. was
taken with hem0rrhages OF the lungs. ~
phy siciaB. one Of the leading practltioneIs.
and milk in quantities. but 1 got very weak.
The doctors said | would not gain IN welght
long a. | stayed In the store pu' hep.
on working and prayed each DAY tnat nisp'
swered for Mr. G. A. Lippincott my en-
Store. 300 to sIa Market street. Wilmington.
Del had learned Of remedy called Eek
mans Alternative that had done grea' ZOO.
and upon his recommendation began taking
II az once This was about June. iss
continued faithfully. using no other remedy
and finally noticed the clearing OF the luiss.
! firmly believe Eckmans AlteratiNe saNea my
life | sent my spittie later TO the state
Board OF Health TO be examined Tor tuoef-
culoss bscilli and none were FOUND ny
mother died from Consumption when was
about ? years old. - -.
II make this statement so that Others may
learn OF the wonderful merits Of kckinSn
Alternative. ! regard my recovery az oeins
miraculous o,ors.
"lsworn AFFIDAVIT JAS. sou IKE
Eckman's Alternative IS effective In broh,
chitis Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat ana
Lung Troubles. and in upbuildine tne system eln
Does not contain poisons. opiates or na oi'-
forming drugs For ssleiby owens q MINOR Who,
Drug Company. and other ieadlns oIussi "a
write 90 Eckman Laboratory. Philaoeiphih'
Pa for additional eyidence--Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
ANNUAL REPORT
Of STATE PRISON
Profits Amounting to $3.50, 900
Made by Comparatively
Few ConviCts.
Especial to The Times-DispatchJ

Raleigh. y c. January 9-In his
annual report of the status Of me state :
prison. Superintendent J. J. Laughing
house makes the statement that in
spife of the fact that of the approx
rnately SO Convicts in y Orth Carolina
with , 900 of them detained in the coun-
ties and about 800 OF the least able bod
led sent up to the State prison and the
State Farm. with probably IS of them
OF poor health. the prison management
bas earned something like $50 600 during
fbc r,ast two years The general figures
wcre prinfed several weeks ago in con
necfion with reports OF the board of
directors and recon mendations 10 the
LEGISLATURE. The total receipts OF the
rriSon mana cement for the past two
scars amounted 20 s737 3s5 Cnfortun-
afeiv a large part Of the showing OF
earnings IN stock in Uncomp leted rail-
r.tirosdS taken in payment for convict
a. bof in grading the roads. the ultimate
value OF these stocks 20 be turned into
me state treasury Is probiematiCal- In
tho calculation OF earnings the STOCKS
are figured a. par
rho state Journal which i 10 be
published in Raleigh with r + Bcas-
FIELD. Of Raleigh. as the editors. J. TO
he ont February :. ~ will be a weekly
ncvrspaDcr. making a specially Of cdi-
foriaf discussion OF current news
The weldon steam Laundry Com
many of Weldon. J. chartered with rs
40 capital authorized and $500 sub
srribet by G r Whitfield. =. r. Golfer
md others There a also a charter
Tor tho Rocky Hook Union supply
compsnv. OF Rocky Hook. Chiwsn
COUNTY. capital 5000 BY X. y. Hoilo-
well and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
CLAIMS HIS SON u
WAS K|DNAPPEO
Schoolfie,d Mill Operative to /.
Bring Matter to Attention
of Court.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
Danville, Va, January 23.-Follow-
ing the alleged kidnapping of his four
teen year old son by police officers. E. d.
Hamlet. Schoolfeld mill operative. has
employed counsel to make formal COM
plant in the county court. and to set
on foot an investigation which may
result in a charge of misfeasance being
preferred against J. c. Thornton,
officer at Scheduled.
Gus Hamlet. his fourteen year old
son. Is wanted at Gatewood. North
Carolina. on a charge of rocking "a
schoolhouse nearby. Before the war
rant was executed. the Hamlet family
removed TO Scheduled. and last week
the boy was arrested at his fathers
home by Officer Thornton, in the
presence OF the two North Carolina
officers 1t is claimed that Thornton
insisted on the boy being turned over
to the Carolina officers and this was
done. the boy being taken to Lakewood
that evening. tried and held for the
grand jury. Thornton maintains that
the boy consented to go with the Off
GERS but Hamlet is emphatic in stating
that the officer insisted on the boy being
o .rried over the border and that he was
not given a chance to secure extra
di ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
LOST GEMS, But NOT WEIGHT
Connecticut Man Who Was Too stout
Causes Reducer's EAtradition.

Trenton, JANUARY dptLH IUI VI
exiradition of Mrs Eugenla W alters 20
C'onnecticut we're signed by Governor
Wilson and she will be taken back for
trial on the charge of having swlndled
Aleetah Miller Out OF $3.50 worth OF
diamonds Mr. Miller lives in New
Haven He was stOuter than he cared
TO be. and went 70 Mrs Walters In ms
home city. she having advertised 10 re,
duce any body who applied she SAID
she could shake his weight down thirty
three pounds in eight days. but II would
cost S25 1t was worth all that 10 Miller,
nut he was shy the price just then. and
so gave his diamonds into the keeping
OF the reducer as security for the cost
Of the treatment.
Mex time Miller went-the eight
davs having elapsed and ne not the
IOser-the reducer had evaporated.
having taken an overdose OF her own
prescription apparently But Miner
discnvered otherwise She was in At
Iantic City Then he caused her arrest
because she failed to produce the gems
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
CHIEF THREATENS
WITNESS IN CASE
Declares His Job Not Worth
Taking Insult For-Officer
Refuses to Appear.
SPECIAL TO The Times DISPATCH

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Newport News. January % Trouble
brewed at the third day Of the hearing
OF the charges against Chief of Police
Mitchell to-day when former Police
: tation Keeper Z. J. Chewing SAID
that the chief had lied Right up and
down" Showing anger in his face. the
chief who was sitting with his counsel.
rose 10 a point OF personal privilege. IF
the court will not protect me. ] VIII
protect myself ! cannot permit such
thing" hotly declared the chief
have never been called liar before IN
my life and my job Is not worth taxing
such an Insult If the court cannot pro-
tect me ! will take steps TO protect my
self -
statement
Only a few witnesses were heard TO-
day. the trial halting abruptly when
! " Reynolds former chief of police
and principal witness for the prose
cutiOn) refused TO accept service OF
subpoena from the Mayor. City At
forney Afassie will advise the Mayor
whether or not he has the power 70
compel Reynolds attendance. Inc
hearing adjourned over until tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
MAKES RHEUMATISM
PROMPTLY DISAPPEAR
Chronic, Crippled-up Sufferers
Find Relief After Few Doses
of New Remedy Are
Taken.

II = needless 20 suffer any longer
with rheumatism. and be all crippled
up and bent out Of shape with It's
heart-wrenching pains when you can
surely avoid ito
rheumatism comes from weak. in
active Kidneys. that fail TO hlter from
the blood the poisonous waste mat
ter and uric acid and D. II useless 20
rub on liniments or take ordinary
remedies TO relieve the pain ms
only p-olongs the misery and can
possibly cure YOU
The only wav "a cure rheumatism
l. 70 remove the cause Z NJ new die
coverv Croxort does this because ~
,eu-raIizes and dissolves all the Efois-
onous substances and uric ACID tnai
lodge in the joints and muscles. 10
scratch and irritste and cause rheu-
rnatisrn. and cleans out and sfrengt n
ems the stopped-up. inactive kidI~ys.
SO they can filter all the poison from
me blood. and drive u on and out OF
the system
Croxone is tho most wonderful
medicine ever made for curing chrome
rheumatism. kidney troubles. and oiad-
der disorders You VIII md II olt-
ferent from all other remedies There
il nothing else on earth like H. ~
matters not how old YOU are. or how
long you have suffered. ii l. practically
impossible 20 take II into the human
eystem without results. You VIII hnd
relief from the first few doses. aud you
will be surprised how quickly all your
misery and suffering will end
An original package of CroNone
costs but a trihe a. any hrSt-ciass
drug store All druggists arc au-
thorized TO sell IL on a positive money
back guarantee. Three doses a day
for a few DAYS il often ali that Is
ever needed to cure the worst hackachc
or overcome urinary disorders ADV.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
REVIVE OLD TALE.
Relies Found on Building Site Bring Up
story OF moore" Diamond.

There is considerable. discussion on
the Southside in regard 20 the dis
covery of a number of relics OF bygone
days which have been unearthed by
workmen engaged in excavating Tor
the foundations of the new plant be-
ing erected by the Southern Manu-
featuring Company on Ninth Street
between Perry and McDonough- u
was on this lot that tradition says
large diamond was found by chiidreh
eighty or more years ago. Inc new
discoveries has revived the fapIe OF
the second lost stone which was the
object of search by Southuslde Tore
fathers many years ago
Among the articles found IN the past
week are two police badges Both are
different in shape. although both carry
the inscription city Ponce zap
tain James A LipscOmb. nrst ana ohiy
chief of police of the City of Manches-
ter is authority for the statement that
neither was ever used in the depart
ment in his knowledge tie Is also
certain that one. at least. was never
used by the Richmond depaT' men men
Both were found at least ten feet oeioW
the surface How they got there Is
a mystery. .
An ancient pistol commonly known
az a horse pistol. muzzle-loading. per
cussion cap affair. was found empeuoeo
in the earth. The handle had uisln-
tegrated, but the barrel was sim IN iaii
condition. Other things dug up ana
now being boarded by the Workmeh
are ancient coins and brass buttons
One man is the proud owner OF heel
plate. horseshoe-shaped. and made OF
cast iron. evidently intended 10 cover
the entire boot heel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
DIR. MORTIMER STILL MINISTER
Bishop RhineIauder's Unfrocking May Not
Avail Under Church Law

Philadelphia. January 2.-Dr- Alfred
Garnet Mortimer. former rector Of St
Marks Episcopa! Church here. whom Bishop
RhincIander announced that he had unfrock-
ed and to whom he refused to give certin-
cate OF good moral character j. said to be stiil
A minister Of the Episcopal Church and II in
good standing a. such.
When Bishop Rhinelander attempted to
unfrock the minister &c neglected. according
to those who take this view. to take into
consideration the fact that in 1910 there was
an amendment to the ca non laws Of the church
which stipulated that Bishop could not un-
frock a minister without the consent and
action OF the standing committee OF the church
Friends OF DIR Mortimer aware Of this
amendment. have been trying TO prevent the
standing committee OF this diocese from in
dorsing the action Of Bishop Rhinelsnder.
What success they have had cannot be learned.
A. they refuse 10 discuss the matter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
Invitations Will Not Be Ex-
tended to Wilson, Bryan
and La Toilette.
VOTE AFTER FIERY DEBATE
Railroads Warned Against Dis
criminatory Freight
Rates.
Special to The Times-DispatchJ


Raleigh. n. c., January 3.-The
wife W. j. Bryan, Woodrow. wilson
and r. M La Foliette 70 address the
members OF the House on Initiative
hiatt he Senate defeated his joint resolu-
ton to that effect. went down In De
feat to-day in the House. after the
position to the measure making J
clear, as did the Senate. that 10 If the
subject proposed for these men. ana
not the personality OF those intended
10 be invited. that was voted against.
The vote was IS 20 50 against the reso-
luton. The nrst Justice resolution
that the Senate killed passed the
When the resolution came up as spe-
ciai order to-day. Williams. Of Bun
combe, offered a substitute that by
Joint resolution Bryan. Wilson and
Underwood be invited 20 DISCUSS ,,,.,,
topics they desire. instead Of feat turing
Initiative and referendum. He IN
eisted that Democratic members Of the
Assembly have the prOfOundest regard
for these great leaders of the parry
and 1t was most unfortunate that
Interior motives TO advance ceft am
ideas OF progressive legislation had
caused a grave Injustice % be done 70
them and threatened 10 prscipiate
dangerously bad feeling between the
Senate and House at this critical - dHe
OF legislation. He insisted that
would not do 10 invite La Toilette. and
pay him the high tribute that the } us-
lice resolution did, along with Wilson
and Bryan; IL would be hepu D1can
campaign literature later. NJ. heVis
Repu blican. offered an amendment 70
the Justice resolution that Colonel
Roosevelt be invited instead Of La
Toilette. and insisted that no politics
should enter into the movement FOR
proposing constitutional amendment
Mr.. Justice urged his House bill.
insisting that he did not care 70 have
this matter again thrust on the Senate
lie pleaded that 70 refuse 20 invite La
Toilette would be 20 display narrow
ness.
keeping with presidents and good
teste TO have discussions OF such issues
as Initiative and referendum
MIR. DoughtOn criticized severely me
unfairness Of coupling me invitation
for Bryan and Wilson 10 speak with mat
of countenancing initiative and referen-
DUN He wanted nothing Of ~ He wa=
unaiterably opposed 10 any system that
would enable 10 per cent OF the people
10 precipitate a general election on
changing the Constitution. an instru-
ment designed TO live through long
Speaker Conner criticized Mr. jus
tice for attempting 20 force the hOu-e
20 vote its sentiment on initiative ana
referendum at this time, WIN nv
tations 20 great Democratic leaders a.
a rider. The mem beers of the Legisla-
ture would not hesitate 20 invite these
men II there was not sadcled or 10 me
invitation the theme OF initiative ana
referendum He favored Roosevelt IN
stead OF La Toilette az he Repu blican-
When the vote was finally reached the
Williams resolution was voted dOWh, ~
20 81 This vote was fret re. 81 20 d.
and then votes were changed 10 make
sroendment FOR Roosevelt instead OF
la Toilette was defeated, los to Y, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
FIFTY CONVERTS ADDED
TO METHODIST CHURCH
Successful Revival Comes to Close
Helm Announces Candidacy for
House OF Delegates.

Fredericksburg Va January q
The revlvals At the Methodist Church.
which mas been in progress for the
past two weeks. IN which the pastor.
Rev. J. r Jacobs. was assisted by
Rev. l. & Rudasil Of Lewisburg ".
Va. came 10 close tonight after a
most successful meeting. More than
hfty converts were received. which viii
be added To the mem Dership OF the
church
James Otha Helm. a prominent
young attorney of hing George County.
has announced his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for the House
Of Delegates from the legislative
district composed Of the counties of
Stafford and King George. The dis
trict IL represented at present by ". d
Peyton Of Stafford County. who will
probably be d candidate for renomna-
ton
Mr.. and Mrs W W. Butzner enter
tanned Tuesday night thirty-two Of
their friends at an eight-table game of
euchre at their home on Charles Street.
The house was prettily decorated. the
color scheme being IN pink. II was a
very handsome affair. and after the
game sumptuous supper was served.
Mrs \ ". Emhrcv won the woman :
prize. and A. ". Embrey the gentle
mans. The consolation fell to Leon
ard r PiersOn
The guests present were DIT and Mrs
y Garnet King. Nlr. and Mrs 4. w.
tmbrey. Dr. and Mrs. r. G. Pratt. Mr.
and Mrs. =. q. Wallace. Mr. and Mrs.
W. II Richards. Jr-. Mrs Ice Cook.
Mrs 4 b. Yates. Mrs. GassOn. Misses
g. 3. Yates. Bessie BroUn. Lucy HeTn-
don Fannie Bealc. Susie and Sadie
Tyler Amelia and Lilly Woods. Emma
Carter Winston. Towns Rice
II r. Lane. Leonard r Picrson and
II X Swcefzcr
The 0uf-of-fown guests were Mrs.
Wiltshire. 81 Msrtinsburg W Va and
the Misses Wiltshire. Of Charicstown
W Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
POSES A. BANDIT TO TEST GIRL.
His Fiancee Calls Police Claims Re-
Ward and WIZ We'd Rival.

Loo AugeIos IaHUaTV L--JOf0 bow
man a Young business man 81 this city.
souebf 10 tcef the love OF has hsncec.
Miss Alice Young. and in consequence
"a made aware OF two things
That the promise Of $50 reward
could vancuish Cupid. That the DO
lice did not like 20 have young men pose
a. train robbers TO test the love Of
their sweethearts.
porrnan got two relatives to tell Miss
Young he was a train robbcr and there
vras a reward % S1so posted for bis cap
fure When Bowman called the young
uornan felephoned the police. Bow
man spent several hours In jail before
he vas able TO prove be was no train
Miss Young could not zee the Joke
when she appeared 81 the police sta
ZION She introduced Bownan TO an
other young man, whom she said she
wanted sn-xczaSd,SoS = Lxo2ssea2 g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
Virginia Postmasters and When
Their Terms End

1915. -. 40
Saltville-J. II. Scott. June Z. 1915.
scottsville-S. r.. 0auit. August p.
rs shenandoah-R. S. Pritohett, May
smithneld-B. p. Gay. March II.
South Boston-w. H. Faulkner.
South Him.-w. J. Jones. April IS.
staunton-s. b. Allen. March Z.
strasburg-Asbury REDEEM. Janu-
" stuart@J. f Rsneeley. March 2.
sunoIk-E. NJ. c. ouimby. March
Tazewell--w. c. Pendloton. Janu-
The Piains-G. r. Cochran. July %
Toms Creek-O W. Rose. January
Victorla-J. r. Maddill April 20.
Vienna-E. l.. S. Bouton. July 2s.
Vinton-J. +. saunder. october a.
Virgilina Alfred Hayes. October "A.
WaSebeld-E. W. Brittle. April s.
Warrenton-J. b. Crsyson. March g.
Waverly-Anuie +. Martin. April 20.
Waynesboro-J. II. Fur, April 8.
West Point. s. DeFarges. Febru-
Wiiiiamsburg-T. O. Peschey. Feb
" nchester-Bentley Kern, Febru-
WISE. r. Kiser. February 90
t,,--,.1.r- - u rorop AnriI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
Roy Gets Continuance.

In Police Court. Part II. Yesterday
morning Willie Jones. twelve years old
charged with a serious offense against
thjrteen-year-old Nerneile WHITE, was
yranted a continuance until February
The Southside police have not yet
been able to gain any clue that points
to the identity Of the two negroes VINO
nesdav afternoon. Two men answering
the description were reported 10 nave
been seen near Petersburg. but could
not be located
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
Burglar Frightened or

r r Blunt. OF West T Weh,IeIII
Street. last night reported to Desk
Sergeant J. V. Manning of the InIrd
enter MS home about 30 O'Clock An
officer was sent TO the place, but was
una ne to find any trace of the man
According TO Mr.. Blunt : story the
negro was forcing a side window when
discovered by Mrs Blunt she quietly
slipped out with the intention OF Sc
curing help. but was seen by she man
He iun ped the rear fence and got under
cover before help could arrive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
TO SHARE PORTO RICO BONDS.
New York and Indianapolis Big Winners.
Sour~ Small Awards.

Washington. d G. January Bids for
s. 90 -, IN 4 per cent thirty-yesr Porto Rico
gold bonds opened al the Bureau OF Insular
Affairs showed the winning bidders TO be the
National City Bank. Of New York. and she
Fletcher American National Bank. OF In
cianapoiis which bid jointly iOo.sl.
The Mifhin County National Bank of
Iewistown. Pa. which bid FOR GO bond
at le4 will get it. Other bids for partial lots
ranged from par 10 1921.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
BIAS RELIES STOLEN BY MONK.
Taken From Famous Convent OF San Spirito
in Italy.

Florence. January IA monk hdHleu
Bellandrin has been arrested on the charge
OF selling from the famous convent OF San
spirito two has reiiefs of the Madonna and
child by Jacopo della Quercia and Rossellino
respectively.
RosselIino's Madonna. which is less val
liable was found in the possession OF well
known antiquary-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
NEW COURSE At HARVARD.
Federal Expert Head Of Department Of
Tropical Medicine.

Cambridge. Mass. January The Hsr-
ward Medical school has added novel
feature the Departmental Tropical Medicine
AZ it, head will be DR.. Richard Pearson Strong
director OF the government biological laoors-
tory At Manila and one Of the foremost au-
thori;eS in the study OF tropical diseases
The new department which starts With a
fve-ycar guarantee Of funds. VII have three
purpoSe~ To carry on research IN tropical
diseases. to give iustrurfioo % graduates IN
medicine who wish TO take positions In the
frorirS and 70 offer preliminary instruction.
in tropical medicine 20 regular students
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
Cats Absolute Divorce.

on tho grounds Of descrtion to' =
S.arkc Of Richmond. was yesterday
grsnfed = decree OF absolute divorce
tom Elizabeth Ann Starkc hr iudg"
Frrcsf n Wells. IN HusiingS '"if'
pc IL Nfr Sfarkc was also granted
80 custody OF bis minor son. farkc
II Sfsrkc. Tho defendant failed to
Tho suit OF David Davis aZsir-'fh no
Burton system vii 10 heard nis morn
inr in Hastings Court Part ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24

The oore" diamond found on the
site of the new building in the year isS2
was picked up by several small children
and held by them as a curiosity The
stone was in the rough, and had the
appearance of large round peopls
It was handled as toy until ITS value
ton of Mr.. Moore. 1t was sold. accord
ing to tradition, for a sum rinnung INTO
the thousa nds. IL was commonly re
ported that 1T. together with lts mat
the time abandoned their work ana
with pick and shovel started out TO gam
untold wealth. All were disappointed
and eventually gave up the search., MI.
Moore. il is reported, was robbed out
of the fruits of his discovery by d
plausible stranger and died insOlvent-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
Organ Recital.

An organ recital VIII De EINtu n tHt
Meade Memorial Episcopal thurch
MONDAY night by Professor BENJAMIN
potter. assisted by several yocSists
The nrocecis will be added 20 the build
ing fund Of the new church. which VIII
he erected a. the corner OF bainoridge
aDd Cowardin Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24

Ms Mary p Rudd. seven H-fn
vears old died Wsfncsdaf rlsnt a'
nj n O'clock a. tho home ~ rrr aI--
fer Mrs = ~ God-ev li0i SON mes
Avenue. Woodland Height after 4
long illness The funeral VII POI Ncld
fhi- afternoon ~ 3 % clock rom nc
ofirisfing The burial Eri De- o.
Maury Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24

Rov &. W McElroy. the new pastor
Of tbe stockton Street Baptist Church
bas rented the house. i2i1 Decatur
&C.. where nc will make ms home
shor.fv Mr. $!cF.irOy y married. and
has f-yo small children
Il y Watson qualified yesterday
IN Hgsfings Court. Part II. a. executor
or the estate Of the tate Mt l.'.IIs a
c.-,e+t The total value OF the prop
e. will be IN the ncighDorhood oi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24

Washington. January 2 Marriage Licenses
have been issued 70 The folioSin<
William = Francis and Gertrude Hess. both
or Hamilton. IA.
jesse Hcrreil. ~ Rcsirton. Va. aSd
Anna q. Barksdslc. o. Dilbcrts. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
News of South Richmond.

wick County, Va. has returned home
Mrs T. J. Cousins. of Forest Hill,
s reported 10 be improving from
serious operation.
James F Brien. Jr.. is spending the
winter in the Ailehg5ny Mountains.