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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26


pnnHtr1nO mag heartily c0nRraf-
ui htrall IN lhis mornings ac-
a 81 me NeN Mexico Educklionel
ailon IS deciding II hold the
nskl aenNnltn b ihe metropolis II
New MeElco believe shat other
iiias- sssar Interests 81 eduea-
t|1n ln the stale are bgEt auhaerved
~ hoidlna this great annual gather
ing n tina lafkesl most central and
most accessible city
Tho hopelera Tor Las Vegas and
santa " pnt W a splcndia nsht and
@;ti such maa he,sna Ehen Aihu-
qaefauea rival cities arc hound TO
IIouiish. tho f.as rtRans ond the
nsa r. nrn showed the same kind
NJ aplril that is making AIbuquor-
Nue win; and best ef all they are
good loaers. Their withdrawal this
moruinR WAS handsomely done and
theS retire with the consciousness Of
having put NJ a game fight
AlbnHueroue appreciates the honor
again bestowed upon her; and her
tltsens promise that she win give
the delegates nexs year no reason 20
regret their action tn again choosing
this city a. the convention Site
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26
GRAY HAIR BECOMES
DARK, THICK, GLOSSY.
Try 0randmoit.cr's Old IayOrit,
iictiDc ~ snrc Tea and
sulphur

Almost everyone knows that sage
Tea and sulphur, properly CONE
pounded. brings hgck the natural
color and lustrc 90 the nnir when
faded. strcaktd or gray; also ends
dandrufl. Itching scalp aud stops
inlling hair Years ago the only way
10 get this mixture was to mako Il
at home, which Is mussy and trouble
some.
Nowadays We simply ask al any
drug store Tor "Wyeth's Sage ana
sulphur Hair Remedy" You will get
large uottiC Tor about 90 cents.
Every body uses this old. famous
recipe, because no one can possibly
tell that you Garkcncd your hair. as
10 does Il SO naturally and evenly.
You dampon sponge or soft brush
with b and draw this through your
hair. taking enc small strand at O.
time; bv morning thc gray hair dis
appears and uftcr another applica-
tion or two yppr hair becomes beau
uiully dark. tMck and GLOSSY and you
look years Younger.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26
FLORENCIO HILL TO
GIVE BAIL MONDAY

Attorney Elfrgo BncH hss returned
from soCorro where hc arranged Tor
tho giving OF $500 bond for Flor
encio HIl. ln jnil there on the charge
Of murder. District Attorney Titt-
man. when applied at nrst rec
fused 90 accept any bone for inc prls-
oncr on the ground that thc alleged
odcnso WAS capital one and there
fore not hallnbic. Mr. BHcn then
brought the matter before judge Me-
chem who. on a showing oi the tes-
umony before the grand lurv which
found the Indictment. Fixed the bond
at X3,500. I'm was recently brnught
back 90 1ocorro from luarcz. Mexico.
having boon surrendered hy General
lanrho villa tu sheriff James.
Attorney Bacn is coundcu, Of tho
aequiilM OF hs client whom tho case
comes 60 trial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26
LIVELY INTEREST IN
TORREZ-NATTHEW VS.
FIGHT THURSDAY
Local Man Touted to Give
Husky Opponent Fight of
His Life; Both Men in Prime
Of Condition.

Th1t Torres Viu give Matthews tho
hght OF his llfp when the Two men
meet ut the Elks thcatcr tomorrow
night ly thc opinion OF many of the
Albuquerque light fans who have
watched the men training for the past
few days Torrez has been training
with Al SmauldIuR as a. sparring part.
nor ana the big black declares ho is
just about the fastest man ho ever
tackled.
a big crowd nllod The gymnasium
az the Sew McXico Athlete club last
uight while the men were working
out hut % was noticeable that the
greater portion of tnc cheering was
for inc loe0l lHd who seems to have
succeeded Benny rhuYcs aF the idol
of the Albuquerque Sans. Even money
wac freely offered that T0rrcz would
dispose of his opponent Inside of the
ton rounds.
Tickets for tho bout were placed on
sale today nt Mntson's ana the
rush 40 Ret inc coveted pnsthoards
would Seem 90 Indicate that "a crowd
cd house win greet Toe nghiors whom
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26
HnE scnooL DmEcTons.

One Of she new features Of the
convention OF the state Educational
association this year b the presence
u large number Of members Of city
ana country school boards from tho
various counties The large number
u these officials present indicates an
other step Ia the coalescing Of all the
forces Interested in the education Of
New Mexico's boys ana girls--and no
class Of educators Is Of more inn
portance. sho corporation OF none IL
Of greater necessity than the school
directors
Taking for instance .ernaIllo
county, which now stands al the head
~ New Mexico counties in rural
school progress the remarkable re-
gdlss IA the huildlng o. new schools,
securing 81 better teachers and gen
erai advancement have been due
chiefly 20 the co-operation Of the
school directors with the superln-
tenaent The secret Of this co-opera-
ton II largely the tact and sympathy
and understanding with which the
superintendent has worked with the
native people; however secured. with
out this en- Scration the showing
made In Bernuiiilo county schools IN
the past two years would have been
impossible.
With the school boards working
shoulder 20 shoulder with the super
intendcnts and teachers. an over tho
state. the schools will forge ahead
more rapidly from now on. Never
has there been such disposition to
team work on the par, Of the direct
ora, and the faet Is cause Tor congrat-
nlation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26

ittaons We nave ever 81 the pt
tlshee ana lorhraranct and lo>a,iy
"a loVine aad obedlem wlfo. or
FORTY ions years she siadls received
fttora weekly cpslleation. believing
that ii q tho vlfes part 60 accept
pnsomplainlpaly whatever methods
~ rofreciion tho husband believes
- 90 proper Maybe thoac bcolinss
werc admlnleierel sunday mcsn'nss
aeiore church. IA order a. ineulcate
proper spirit 81 humility and ~
ntnance, q noy have been thas tnrs
ocourred Saturday night as pre-
limlnaFy TO the rcsulnr weekly BATH:
or again Peter may have selected
the miidi1 ~ fho week IS lhs time
IaF ,lse regular exercise. no that ss
g maN AIRS. Edwards submitted 90
the boating win duo and bccomins
acquiesconco rQr forty long years
Hy that time we infer. she concluded
shat railencc a. timos ceases "a he
virtue. that she had been licked
enoueh % insl her Tor the rcmindrr
og her natural NE and that peier
rrowing old WIS not 80 maeh IN
need III tne wholesome and exhiiurai-
ira exefeiee is formerly BE thoi as
4 usay. Mrs Fawards evidently reg
istorcd Vigorous objection; Peter
was hated before the court and sem
fenced to thirty days IN the work
house. without seeming 70 criticiae
fht wisdom uf the court. we feel
that Inc scnecnes was hardly ade-
austr
4 little calculation shows that
Peter received one day IN the work
house for every alx,y-six bcatings he
bestowed upon his wife during their
welded life. The proportion seems
20 ns 10 be rather too small Peter
should az least have received sixty
dave Cor She 2oSo bcatings. n boat-
ing onc's wife is to 10 be kept with
in sane llhts-say not over %
bcatlnes ycar--thoso who run Ia
into the ground mas, be met with
more dlscouraging measures by the
authorities Like All things. WIFE
beating may be done TO excess.
There 4 no doubt that Mr. Peter Ed
wards ovcrstepped the limit. and
the court should have considered
more maiareiy the effect o. his de-
cision upon the industry through
oui the country
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26
las VEGAS PROVES
IA CHEERFUL
LOSER
Business Men Who Worked
for the Convention Of Edu.
Gators Say They Are Salts
fled With the Result.

I'VE made thc best fight we knew
now for she next UonNentloL ~ the
Educational Association" said 0torga
A. tlcmine oi IND Meadow City this
afternoon as h. lcft for him home.
and we lost Ia a fair fight. We are
satisfied with she result. and you
can bet we viii come again"
Mt. Fleming with Charles w. O.
ward. Dr. Frank a. a. Roberts and
other Lag Vegas business men. made
Vigorous contest FOR tho convention
and an 90 this morning Il looked as
a. they had won.
we are satisfied wo could have
entertained the cOnvcn&iqa success
fully" said ar. Floming. "but ID was
the evident viii uf the majority 60
stay here, and / want 10 congratulate
Albuquerque on the result for ] have
never attended q more successful or
"a mere enjoyable convention. The
three days have been thoroughly en-
Juycd by All OF us and we ara right
there with the glad hand for Albu-
Qucrque in her success"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26
LEOPOLD MACON DIES
AT SAN RAFAEL, N. M

Friends u his city were advised
today uI tn. sudden death Ina san
Rafael lhI morning oi L"Dpoldo Ma
2nn. ono . tho wonlthirst sheep
gr0vDrs ul valencia county FlaVo
sHndoN ~ hH city while read.
YESTERDAY. .. shocked to receive q
tclcsram .HuHInaing tho death off his
friend It Was n perfect health
yosierduN Tho hriof tDlcsram gave
uo particulars of She cause OF
death D,.oased who resided 1t bis
homo rauru It IA Tinoia. go miles
suuIhHDs. U. San Rnmcl - survived
Macon being the sister of Amado
chavez IH cltE strong hr0thors
were advised 10 tho death ana sent "a
roprgHruuuNp tO Fnn rafael his
ovoniug to akc charge of the funeral
urrnHetmtuIH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26

Notice on door ~ residence. "plcago
knock the bell out az order Boss
ton Transcript
From d New York paper, "Emlly
was queer girl and So. for that
matter WnF her father"
Advertisement of Institution in
South Dakniai Maternity hospital
Female patients only"
a western bank announces. "Wr
mako The interest uf our dcpOsitors
our interest"
Newspaper on dccengcd finanCler.
"fie 81 rcputed 60 have made So. 900.
600 iu al many years"
Card M cleaning company. "DOn'i
take the life ont 81 your rugs hY
beating them. let ua 90 Il ln more
fanliary way
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26
HARDLY ADEQUArE.

Peter Edwards 90 Pittsburgh Pa
was given q sentence Of thirty days
Ia the workhoufe yesterday for me
Oncnsc 81 hagius beaten his wife
1850 times. hls wife tofllfiinF that
Peter had administered corporal pun-
iehnent 90 hcr once week regu-
iafly ever since ihe5 were married.
This Figures out forty years of mar
rled life punctuaied eveg seven days
or nfiy-two times year Win q hid
nr BIZ sho fond husband.
This IA one 81 the finest demona-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26
Tnr scnooL ron TnE BLIND.


OnU Of ths most interesting feat-
ures Of tho educational exhibits in
the armory building this week Is the
demouatration OF what marveiously
effective work IL being done for the
blind children ~ the state 10 the New
Mexico institute for the Blind al Ala
mosordo. This work Is being done
quietly and unostentatiously. under
tho direction Of faithful and compe-
sent instructors who are deserving OF
highest praise for the results aohiev-
Cd
There eouia he no more noble and
Inspiring w0rk tedious and dllnoult
and often discourasing ar lt must be-,
than me task Of taking these help
less boys and girls, with that ono
talent which Is death % hide, lodged
with them useless" and preparing
them for lives Of usefulness ana self
support The teachers al the Blind
institute are doing this work patient
ly and carefully and doing Il well.
''They also serve who only stand
and wait" said the mute. inglorious
MILTON. Modern ingenuity and hui
mhnity make h unnecessary for these
boys and girls go stand and waltz
ana though cropping through O dark
world they are able 10 lighton Il with
the pleasure % productive industry
and are enabled 20 flli niche In
tho world m snife OF the handicap.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26
A PLEA ron the WOMAN .
NNNo~~S SSN~ NNS

Editor Herald.
IN the worlds trend OF ascending
thought varied expressions give great
houo that the glorious dreams of
Olive @chrciner are gradually being
realized, The many phases 90 cX-
grtasiOn can be reduced 20 one or
two fundamentals. IL seems tho cX-
tension 81 Democracy is vital and the
crust of prejudice is cracking here
ana there. Parents uf New Mexico
VIII watch with interest the teach
crs' convention now iu session In Az
huuuerquc. May the public ask these
teachers 90 kindly take some action.
voice some thought upon one living
ISSUE that is, is h right thnt half Of
humanity should control an OF hu-
manltyf
The reply Go this question affects
the future uplift 90 the race. The
yuuueest state might bo advanced
enough 90 forge ahead and pass some
~ the slower communities leo the
higher education upon the pinnacle
oi university culture GO The teacher
of country Isolated groups tho idea
D. Impressed that the extension ut
liberty is fnging thom aud must he
answered quickly 90 save thc chile
areu. 90 help thc oyorworked iuborur
90 upiilt the stupid woman who has
been asleep since creation daWped
Progress D. inevitable. uDtWlih ffaud-
ing tho bail and chain az ignorance
90 retofd. Pride DO our new come
monWcRlth inspires the hope the
teachers Will go un record Tor di
that's good AND helpful and upuf-
Ing on every line.
Faithfully
ADA 81. MORLEY
Datil Ranch. N. st.. Nov 20, 1915
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26
Rcmcdy as Bnd h. tl,e nl.ca.o.

con the seventh 90 robru1y / ron-
trNcicd "a severe cold followed hy "a
cough and final loss OF voice. i
tried many remedies none Of which
did me any good ! then went 90 my
family doctor and ne swabbcd my
throat five or six times with some
ahominHblo stuff think Il was
beneficial but tho remedy was as bad
a. the disoanc Al last the thought
struck mo--why not try Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. / ala so and
this morning my voice o. fairly good
and 81 gradually growing better"
writes n. g. Clay, publisher of The
Reporter Rapids City, Manitoba For
sale by an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26

NHrrineo licenses wore rranted Zoe
day hv County Clerk Walker to the
following complies William De- Morris
son and Mo Jordan, both of Alhu-
nnefgne Nlfrodo Armuio 0f Ranchoa
d. AtfIfcn and Cfiaiinn Garcia al
hinconada faima and Miguel and
Funini4 s1hodr1. both of Ranrhoa
"a AtriHco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26
Hnneer the nrst snnre.

Sauce is used To- create un appetite.
Tho right way o. 20 look 90 the dlros-
tion. When that o. good you are Ger
tain 10 relish your food Chamber
lain's Tablets Improve the digestion
and create a healthy appetite For
sale by an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26
VICE PRESIDENT.
HERE TONIGHT
Thomas r. Marshall and Wife
En- Route from Phoenix to
Washington; Isaac Barth
Buys Boy Protege Chapar.
ejos.

= Coming through today on =
iiuiicd--regret canaot atap." g
was telcgrnm from Winsiow. 4
= ARK, received today hy state 9
Z senator Isaac narth from Tho- 4
mas X. Marshall. vice president :
g Of the lhited States, who Is en- Z
2 route with Mrs. Marshall 10 Z
y Washington after visit 3
. with his wifcs relatives I'm phoo- Z
2 nix. Aria. DELEGATION wiU q
= greet Mr. Marshall at tho train 4
. This ovcning and he mny perhaps :
= make q short Car-platform Z
. speech Z
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26
Pure Observation-Disclosures
Indispensable

they enter the ring at the. Elks' the
alter tomorrow night
Aside from the main bout an cx-
cellent program OF preliminary events
mas boen arrauged and AN enjoyable
evening for those hstically inclined Us
assured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26

Tom Marshall Sutherland, fvo year
old protege 81 the Marsnails. VINO had
the distinction ~ being holstpd 10 n
desk beside Mr.. Marshall IN the Unit
ed states senate. is with the Mar
shnliH and Mr.. narth had made TO-
DAY tiny pair of embroidered Mex
lean chapareios FOR the little fellow
who N deeply intodestod In cowboys
ana Indians. The noy Il one 81 the
hvo children of "a Methodist minister.
named after the vice urcgidcut. and
Mr. and Mrs Marshall. always fond
0f amHaing him, decided go take him
on this trip Ga sec tho wild West
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26

The tango has become excessively
bad form IN German diplomatic cir
Giles since the kaiser sea his face un-
sweryingly aad Ike flint against
the modern double back action
dances. The war lord appears 20
have more or less Influence socially
over In the vaterland
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26

The greatest simplicity marked the
White House wedding-that sweet
simplicity which the average woman
longs unspeakabIy 20 have riches
enough 20 attain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26

lliNos ycz0mn. itch on salt rhoum
sets you crazy can't bear the couch
~ your clothing Doan's Ointment o.
fine Tor skin itching AN druggists
ecll il Soc a box.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26

Had "akcn Ills Weight Ina Medicine.
NJ -. Faucet. of GllsVilc. Ga.
says hc had taken hiss weight go mod.-
cinc for headache and constipation.
hut never used anything that ala him
go much good us Chamberlain Tab
lets To-" sale hy an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26

Full weight aId .satisfactiun suur-
Qntced. Now state Coal ana Wood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26

Among those present was Francis
Bowcs sayre.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26

Inventors aud paicntccs or e. new
metal railroad tie ANA rail- Joint are
in the city displaying their device TO
Interested persons Tho metal tie
uses wood block in each ond us "a
cushion FOR the rail- and 90 is claimed
the cllck OF the Fail joint is oliminat-
cd. They say their invention win save
the railroads of the country $4,000. -
600 % ycUr Tho life of the new tic
is claimed tu bo from 30 90 go years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-26

MA VILLA reports that the enemy
b la "dlsEraceful rclrent" WE'LL the
WhlrllNlN ~ time a. quite likely 20
see bon Bilin doing the same dis
BrnCefui thing one of these daya.
o.
TlIE PREVAILING ,ciof scheme
81 thc White house wedding was pink.
tho cbqoks of tho blushing bridtAroom
carrying 0ui the motif
%
COMING A WORD. we might cali
t sht Chrnmntlf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-06-05
NEWS OF TIE OLD DOMINION.
MUST UNDERGO OPERATION.
Colonel John Harwood to be Treat
ed by the Mayo Brothers.

Richmond, June 5.-John S. Har-
wood, former member OF the House
of Delegates from Richmond and now
candidate for the State Senate, Will
leave Richmond on Saturday for Ro-
chester Mimi, to undergo an opera
tion at the hands of the Mayo Bros,
the abdominal surgeons. Colonel
Harwood has been in bad health for
some months, suffering from recur-
rent attacks of internal trouble
which it is believed will not be re-
lieved until there has been radical
operation removing the seat Of the
trouble.
Colonel Harwood is without opposi-
ton for the seat in the state Senate
from Richmond, made vacant when
Senator E. C. Foxes resigned 10 take
his seat on the Administrative Board
of Richmond, and will be nominated
in the primary of June II during ms
absence from the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-06-05
NEGRO RESPITED.
0wca Gnggin. of Richmond Gets STAY
of Sentence,

Richmond, June 5.-Owen Go@gin,
a Young negro, who WIS sentenced -
die in the electric chair Friday Of
his week, has been granted 4 respite
by Governor Mann unil June 81 in
order that the executive may consider
the application for communication.
Goggin was convicted Of the charge
Of attempting to attack Mrs Ras
Nance. Of Bedford county. He was
itricl and convicted April 10, the
sentence being pronounced by Judge
". T.. Staples He YVES brought to
the death chamber here few days
ago after being held for some time in
the Lynchburg Jail. He was taken
to Lynchburg for safekeepin%, II
being feared that he would he AZ
tackled in Bedford City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-06-05
KILLED BY ENGINE.
Joseph Pearman Run Down BY Shift
ing Engine.

Richmond, June 5.-Joseph Pear
son, ffty-nine years ol;:, was fatally
hurt Tuesday afternoon when he was
run over by a shifting engine in the
Second Street yards of the Chesa-
peske and Ohio Railway. One leg
was completely cut off abvc the knee
the second so badly mangled that Il
was later amputated. He died or the
operating table at the City Hospital
$40 oclck.
Pearman, it was said, was crossing
the ,,ards at a time when freight
rain was passing To avoid the train
he stepped behind car and directly
in front Of the engine, which was Ell.
gagged in making up g train. He was
'thrown under the wheels and crushed
Aside from losing his leg he was bad
~ cut and bruised about the head anc
face.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-06-05
YELLED PROPHETS.
Phcphets VIII Meet in Richmond
Next Year.

Richmond, June 5.-This city viii
get the 1914 meeting of the Mystic
Order, Veilei Prophets Of uhe En-
chanted Realm, which will bring
about 1000 visitors. The gathering
was held at Springfield, Mass, this
year, and w. T. Dabney, of the
ChEmber of Commerce, accompanied
the SAINTS Grotto delegation TO that
mecca for purpose. The purpose
was land the convention, and it was
accomplished, Notwithstanding that
Buffalo, n. u, hhs been virtually
promised the 1914 meeting when
Springfield was given the choice last
year, and it made a strong fight
against Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-06-05
NEWSPAPER WAR ENDS.
Rockingham Daily Record And Har'
risonburg News Merged.

Harrisonburg, Va, June 5.-For,
mer Senator George B. keezell, chief
owner Of the Rockingham lHi!y
Record, and Robert B. Smythe, chief
owner of the Harrisonburg Daily
News. have issued statements an
nouncing that on today the papers
will be consolidated under the name
of the Daily News-Record. AleXan-
der Forward, recently Of the Times
IDisll cch, OF Richmond, comes here
as editor of the consolidated jour
mails.
This ends the long political news
paper war that has waged for seve,
raj years in Rockingham, and which
has probably been without parallel
in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-06-05
RAILWAY SURGEONS.
r. J. Noble, of Selma, y. C., Elected
President.

OId Point, Va, June 5.-1'he Assoc
cia'.ion of Surgeons of the Southern
Railway closed its eighteenth annua
convention yesterday afternoon. Off
GERS were elected as follows:
President, r. J. Noble, Salem, n C.
first vice president, J. F. Wathers
New Auburn, Ind; second vice presi
dent, W. P. Horton, North Wilkesbo
re, \. c.; third vice president, G. Z
ThClnton, Memphis, Tenn; fourti
vice-president, E. P. McCallum
GreS sboro, Ala; secretary-trasurc
J: U. Ray, Woodstock, Ala. A. r
Shan1s. of Washington, d. c., wa:
elected a member OF the executive
committee to serve five years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-06-05
Death of Thomas Barnes.

Suffolk, Va. June 5.-Dr. Thomas
H. Barnes, aged 81 years, died here
Yesterday afternoon 8 o'clock after
an illness of several weeks. DR.
Barnes was especially prominent IL
political circles Of the state. He was
a member of the Constitutional Con-
vention in Richmond in 1901. At the
time of his death he was chairman OF
the board of visitors of the Medical
College of Virginia, Richmond, and
Ilalso chairman of the same board At
William and Mary College, Williams
burg. Va.