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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
DEATHS

FORD.--Died. at her residence zV9s
VenabIe Street, Thursday al l =. NJ.
MRS. SAI.LIE FORD. in the toFtieth
year OF her age. She leaves two
daurhters. Miss Lillian Irene Ford
and Miss Ruby Ray Ford: a mother'
Mrs Lucy Ann Dyson; three broth
ers. Mr.. Willie Dyson. OF Caroiine
County: Mr.. Henry Dyson; and MI.
Lewis Thaddeus Dyson. OF Richmond'
three sisters, Mrs Lula Mitchell.
MIS-. Annie Creery and Mrs Ellen
Wade to mourn their loss
Funeral notice later.
Harrisonburg papers please copy.
DANIEL-Died. Thursday. February
s. al p NJ. at her residence S5l
south Pine Street MRS BETTE
Funeral from residence SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at O'Clock
POOL.-Died. at h.r residence. ~
Heights. Thursday, February s. 1919.
nj 40 p NJ. ALICE c. POOL. wife
Vi Funeral service at the residence
SATURDAY at p. N
FARTHING.-Died. Thursday. Feb
riary s. 1919. at 1890 A. NJ at the
Memorial Hospital WILLIAM y
FARTHING. aged forty three years
The remains are now at the nome OF
his nephew. John L Tyree, us North
Twenty-seventh " ,-,,-e.
The funeral will take place THIS
fFriday) AFTERNOON at o'clock
from Union Station Methodist Epis-
copal Church
interr1ent in lakewood.
into rest February
8 1918. at : A. NJ. al his residence.
Moseley Junction. Va JOHN y
HALEY. in the sixty-seventh year
Funeral from Mt. Hermon Church
FRIDAY at p NJ
KREAGLE-Died. February s. RU-
DOLPH KREAGLE. aged thirty SIX
years.
Funeral from residence OF his sis
ter. Mrs. Henry Wachter. 1913 West
Marshall Street. THIS iFriday) AZ
TERNOON. o'clock. Friends and
relatives invited
Entered into rest Feb
rYary ). 1913. at the home OF her
son. II o. Thomas. OF King william
County. MRS. ELIZA " SLAJGH-
TER. aged eighty years She leaves
one sister. Mrs. r. J. WhitlOck. and
several grandchildren
Funeral at Hollywood Chapel FRI
DAY EVENING at 4 o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
ACCIDENTALLY KILLS >ELf.
Prominent Farmer Is Victim OF MS
Own Bullet.
FSnecial TO The Times Dlspatch-I

Especial to The Times Dispatch'I
Uinston- salem. y g.. February C
= / Wjer. a leading farmer OF TINS
county. accidentally shot and killed
himself early this morning. Arising
early. Mr.. .Wier picked up his gun
telling his wife that ne was going OUT
10 kill some troublesome dogs. Later
he returned. and in placing MS gun
behind the door. II was discharged. the
entire load taking effect in his race
tearing off one-half OF 1t; producihs
death in fifteen minutes MI. W.er ~
s,,~vived hv A wife and three children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
BIRD IS ELECTED
BY ACCOUNTANTS
Chosen President of Association
in Session at Norfolk to
Succeed Cox.
rsneeial 70 The rimes-Dispatch.l


Norfolk. Va. February 6-Wiiiiam
Dird. auditor of the Norfolk South
ern Railroad. was to-day elected pres
i6en, Of the southeastern Railway Ac-
copntants. Association. TO succeed JOS
enb T. cox, auditor Of the Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
y T. Nichols. Of Savannah. Ga. was
reelected secretary.
The association began TWO GAYS
session at II o'clock at the hontlceiIo
44otsl Representatives OF most OF
tb, accounting departments OF All the
rsiiroads IN the Southeast are here Tor
the convention Several raiiroaus
,,a,er before represented sent dele
Gates Among these were the REM
svlvania and the Baltimore ana On,o-
Louisville. Ky. was selected as the
rlace for the convention next year,
winning from Cincinnati which asked
for the convention
Committee reports were recelNeu Oh
freight accounts. disbursements gen
ersI accounts and office devices. Inere
vas general discussion this aiterhoo"
on accounting methods
A number of women accompanying
+he delerates we've entertained to-"ay
lv local committees
After a snort business session 10
r,orrow morning the delegates VIII
90 10 Cane Henry for an oyster roast
The fnal event of the meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
TERRIBLE AGONIES
WORSE MISERY
Adyices from Durant's Neck Tell
of Mrs. Bazemore's Trying
Ordeal, and Her Condi-
ton at Present.

Duranis Neck. y. C.-Mrs. Emma
Bszcnorc. OF this place. SAYS: Words fail
TO express my appreciation and gratitude
for the beneii, received from Cardui. the
voman's tonic. suffered asonies from
womanly troubles. tried different doc
tors. but they didn help. The last one
Z went 20 said I needed an operation. ~ !
agreed 20 1t. and bore those terrible pains
] felt better. bui only Tor a short time,
md soon the misery was worse than ever
before. began 90 u-c Cardui. and u
made ne feel entirely different. Now !
an the picture q health. weighing TO
pounds. Before started the treatment
could TOT 90 amy houseuork. Nov
can do my w0rk. and ] feel 70 much
lct;cr."
Ca-dui. the woman tome. acting m ifs
gcntie. healing way upon tic womanis
orgsns. helps 20 restore your natural viso-
and 20 build Up the vomaaiy Constitution
n you are tired. vo-n-ou'. weak. ncr-
vols. or suficr from any ot The -imen;s
REGULAR 70 women. DO Vhst oscr "a million
o,hcr women have done-;ry 'ariui 70
cannot do you harm. and e. almost sure t'
hip sou. JUS, a. IL has thcr. Brg'- 'at
ing Csrdui TO-DAY.
Your drszgis scii- b..
B.-Wrk 10 Chsftsnoosa aoiicins
Co. ladies' Advisory Dept, Ghs''snooss.
Terra. iee SbooIa fss',sciioSs on 5o8'
CO AID bs-psge book. HOME freainren'
80 Women" scnt IN plain Vrsppcf.-
hiVrrti1emcrf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
ALLAN GETS WELL
Postmaster In Rochester. Mimi, He
covering From Operation by Hayos-

covering From operation by hayos-
Postmaster Edgar Allan, Jr, VINO
left ST. Luke's Hospital about three
weeks ago. after an Illness Of more
than six weeks. only to submit 10 an
operation in the hospital of the Mayo
brothers at Rochester. Mimi, wrote
to Acting Postmaster Southwark yes
terday that he hoped TO be back on the
Job at an early date. The postmaster
submitted TO the kuife about two
weeks ago. and has been discharged
from the hospital He is taking the
rest cure at the hotel in Rochester.
and gaining strength for his trip back
home.
Mr. Allan was taken i'll on Noven-
her :. and has been away from his du-
ties ever since lie was granted n
months leave Of absence by the Post
once Department on January 10 The
leave. IL is expected. viii be extended
until Mr.. Allan is well enough TO re-
sumo his duties. lie will arrive in
Richmond about February -. but will
probably not take active charge Of
ms work until March /. The Office has
during his Illness been administered
hv Assistant Postmaster W Ross
Spr- Inward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
MINISTER MAY
SEEK REDRESS
Beaupre to Ask That Editors
Who Libeled Him Be
Punished.

Havana, February 6.-Arthur NJ.
Beaupre, United states minister to
Cuba, to-day cabled a full report to
Washington upon the accusations made
against him by the newspaper Cuba.
If he received authorization. ne said.
he would demand prompt punishment
of the papers editor
The Cuba declared yesterday that the
notes of remOnstrance presented by Mr..
Beaupre against various questionable
measures were made on his own au-
thority for personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
and it limited that the minister had in
creased his personal accounts in Ha-
wanna banks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07

"a, ouentin. Cal. February s.-I ne
bodv Of Herbert Eepsold- ShyNn
the .-pcrfumcd bursiar Nno -.
-, 10 While the state Board q fris-
- psre~fors ir executive secession was
ar..1ering the question - hts paro'e.
as found to-day IN a marsh two mite, -
-, a.. prison ~ - believed ne
..,....,,,sf.f Suicide Rcpsoid. who was
~ son q a Sacramento VINE Nc
crant. whose estate awaited bin N".n
,be prison doors opened vas sem 20
San Quentin 60 serve = ntteen- :
term. after he had banned thc po,.ee -
california cities Tor many n,vn'. -. -
49,, -oIo ~ society burglar. Hts work
-. -recoeuizabis Tor its dash and pre-
.irion. and b. the odor az = certain
perfume.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
No Appetite

Il could not eat anything had no
strength. no appetite. pimples and sores
came out then began TO take 1000 =
sarsnparilia. and my skin cleared up.
NV appetite returned. strength came
hack. and was soon enjoying the best
~ health. Three hearty meals and me
eoual TO them every day. | work hard
ana sleep welL"-Wm. Semple. Christie
pher. III
II is BY purifying the blood. strength
ening the nerves and building up the
system that Hoods Sarsaparlla re-
sstores the appetite and makes sleep
..ound and refreshing in so many cases.
Get II to-day in the usual liqIti form
or in the tablets called sarsntabs.-
Advertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
SAVED FROM DEATH CHAIR
Governor Grants Communication WITHOUT
being Asked to DO SO.

Raleigh, v c. February s.-Arthur
Johnson, the Pender County negro
under sentence to die in the ell ctric
chair on Friday, escaped the Oath
sentence through Communication by Gov
ernor Craig Communication which
came to the negro unsolicited. IL
killed his wife during a quarrel. he
was unable TO employ lawyers, ana
the attorneys whom Judge carter as
signed to defend the negro made no
move to have the sentence committed
or in any way ostay execution. al
,bouch Judge Carter intimated 10 them
that he would indorse such napph-
cation Therefore the negro was II
tho death cell without friends. and
Governor took II upon himself to grant
tho Communication after long-distance
telephone conversation with Judge
Csrter last evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
ATTENDANCE Is LARGE.
Lannon'S Missionary Conventt""
gins Mt Newbern-

Especial TO The Times Dispa'cn'I
Newbern. ~ c.. February e--Ihe
r,avmen's Missionary Convention con-
vened in this city to-day for Two
dovs' session. So far about 100 VISIT
"a, ,,,1en and ministers have arrived
70 participate in the convention; Three
sessions were held during the day ana
night, and all were largely a,'eI'u ~
much interest being manifested IN 'he
nroceedings. Addresses were maze D.
Rev p c. Cronk. of Columbia. > {;
L. B. Padgett. Of Greensboro; Co d1de
Elijah w. Halford. of washington
W r doughty. Of New York; Rev
F X McLarty. of Charlotte, and
Bishop Robert Strange. Of Wilmington.
The object of the convention Is 70 go
the lavnen information and inspiration
and 10 school them in methods or get
ting better results from their work
The big banquet is to be held 10.
morrow night in Stanley Hall ana
Eats for 500 guests have been pre-
pared-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07

Washington. February e--Ma rti va.
Law has been proclaimed ihroue hous
csrvador. President ArauJo les IA
dangerous condition, the resui.
.''-si,-s only one Of the FIVE shots az
eer,eg II him took effect but surgeons
go ire outcome OF a vicious machsts
wound. which laid the Fresiden, ne. 20
49, from the back 81 the skull ="
the nostriis- - - 80
Before the Eve assaiian,s r,'is.'.,
- from the Montague fSohNaI.
- president kraujo was ATTENDING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07

Yonkers. y. Y. February e--DaVid
McNeely Stauffer. noted as an engineer
and All authority on art cnSTaVingss
died AZ his home here tonight aged
siNtv-Sev-u years. lie built bridges
ard tunnels in Philadelphia Boston
and elsewhere. and for twenty -four
years was editor OF Engineering News
retiring seven years ago. Ills famous
collection Of autograph letters and en-
cravings was purchased few years
ago toy J. T. Morgan and turned over
TO the Congressional Library. In 1859
aIr Stauner commanded the United
states steamer Alexandra in the Mis-
giSsiuui River
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
OBITUARY


Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
Elizabeth city. y 9. FeDI uaiE %
Mrs George Hingerty, wife OF Captain
George w. Hingerty, one Of the best
known seafaring men OF Eastern
North Carolina, died last night In Nor
folk. where she had been taken several
weeks ago 70 receive treatment The
remains were taken TO Suffolk, her old
home for interment
Mrs. }. W. Fitzgerald
Mrs J. W Fitzgerald died at ST
Luke's Hospital yesterday afternoon
at o'clock. She is survived by her
husband. j. W. Fitzgerald Of Pittsyl-
vania County. one son. ". r Fitz-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
Approyai Intimated.

Washington, February 6.-Whlle no
ficials OF the Department OF Justice To-
night Indicate that the plan for dls-
solving the Union Pacific-Southern Pa
cifc merger. agreed upon by the two
roads would be approved in all prob
ability BY Attorney General Wicker
sham. The Attorney General held q
long distance telephone conference late
in the day with representatives OF the
railroads who outlined 10 MIN the
basis of the agreement. The views Of
MIR. Wickersham were well known 70
the roads as the result OF several
weeks negotiations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
THROWN BODILY
FROM WINDOW
White Man Badly Hurt in Row
With Negroes This
Morning.

Following brawl with several
negroes in the house At $50 North
Eighteenth Street this morning about
1:2O O'Clock. Leftwich Richardson, Il
young white man. was hurled oodiiy
from a second story window into the
street. receiving hurts that may re-
suit in his death. Several bones were
shattered and he received severe con-
tusions on the skull. which further scru-
tiny proved to be fractured. Richard
son was unconscious when removed TO
the city Hospital by the city ambu-
lance.
-Four officers from the First Police
Station were dispatched TO the scene
when the desk sergeant was apprised
Of the row-Sergeant Sherry and ON
GERS Folkes. Tomlnson and Warmer.
The policemen surrounded the house,
cutting off the avenues OF escape, ana
arrested four people who were found
in various parts OF the building.
Williams Banks. Luther Williams
were found by the officers were TAKEN,
all protesting their innocence. TO the
First Police Station ana DooKe1 ds
suspicious characters. Lillian Noite'
twenty-four years old, a white woman.
who accompanied Richardson TO the
house. was also taken into CUSTODY by
the officers as a suspicious character
According TO the story picked up by
the police, Richardson went 70 the
house in company with the Nolte wo-
man, encountered the party OF drink
ing negroes. became embroiled IN a
row with them, and was finally pitched
out of the window on his mead his
companion seemed frightened by her
arrest, and was reticent in regard 20
the details of the affair. Richardson
himself did not recover full conscious
ness this morning. and could give no
account of the incidents leading up 10
the brawL
After a cursory examination on the
grounds Ambulance Surgeon II q.
hawkins rushed Richardson 10 the city
Hospital There the physicians work.
ed over him for hours. finding danger
GUS wounds about the scalp and ugly
bruises 1t was impossible to deter
", ne the extent of his Injuries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
VIII Grant Request

Washington. February eff Amer
lean Minister Beaupre feels he has
been sensibly injured by newspaper
attack on him, the State Department
which has not received any complaint
from him. doubtless will accede TO his
request for permission to ask the Gu
ban government for redress Under the
libel laws of Cuba, however, redress
is difficult.
The editors of the newspaper which
attacked the American minister are not
Cubans. but alien Spaniards, and as
such may be deported from the islands
by the Cuban government. Therefore.
the Gomez administration may be re-
quested TO meet the complaint in that
manner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
LEVY FAILS TO APPAER.
bond Furnished by Father-ia-Law
PrnhchLx VIII BE Forfeited.

Special g The Times Dispatch.
Winchester. Va February 6.--Mai
colin J. Levy. who was - have APP
psared Boz court at Stauf ton this morn
INK on charges of Obtaining money
ulner false preteuses and Cf living
about hft-er years with woman who
is nor hi= wife. failed 90 appear and
nished D b PTS fatlef-if. Jaw. :. ~. VIII
lams. ~ EaeTo- Road whose dagEh
te-. Niss LILLIAN Williams ne married
recently. wlI De- forfeited. The other
,srrrT is she mother ~ I'VE small
children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
C. A. CARSON INJURED
FIcIs Under Train lie Is Attempting to
Hoard.

McDonough, Ca. February &C a
Carson. OF Macon. Ga. travelling pas
senger agent Of the Southern Railway,
was badly injured here to-day while
attempting to board a freight train
Ills foot slipped or an Iron rail and he
was dragged for several feet under the
train, sustaining a broken leg and other
injuries. Mr.. Carson Immediately was
rushed TO Atlanta on a special train.
His father. G A Caeson. y. ~ Green
VILE. :. ., was notified. and. according
TO aAvices received tonight. IS en-
route 20 Atlanta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07

Snencer. ~ G., February Ga DIS
astrous IRE occurred at the home OF
I : NcNein on the northern out
skirts OF Spencer. at noon YESTERDAY
when his residence was burned to the
ground. a dwelling owned by w 10
Mckinney and occupied by John W.
Davis. was also destroyed. The loss
TO Mr. MCNEIL on his building is
placed at $4,000. with $1,000 insurance,
and on the furniture $1,000. with $500
insurance The loss of the Mckinney
property is about $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
PODY OF ESCAPED CONVICT
DISCOVERED NEAR PRISON

Rcpsold made his escape by throw
ing the entire pcnitcntiary into dark
ness while he had access to the cleo
trio switch a. trusty.
warden Hoyie. - san Quentin, ex-
plainsd tonight Tor the first time Why
the rich Young convict had broken
from prison on the eve 81 hts cxpcctso
parole lie believed that Repsold. Hs-
fcniuk AZ a keyhol, while the state
board was ~ seSsiol. had learned tha'
he vas about % lose hts credits be
cause 81 the discovery % an infraction
Il lhl ----D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
LAW PROCLAIMED
IN REPUBLIC OF SALNADOR

4 serenade. one % them had struck him
from behind. infiicting the machete
wound which may cause the execu-
lives death one Of the cuiprits. Nir-
rilie Mulatillo. was captured. but the
authorities are o. the trail or me
other four American Minister Himke.
who reported the details TO the state
Department to-day. said tranquility
prevailed = rcuE bout the republic. AMI
that the attack was regarded as haS-
Ing no other significance than an at
tcrnpt TO remove President Araujo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
Letter TO
DIR. Kilmer & Co.,
BinehamtOn, n. \.
Prove What Swamp-Roo, VIII Do For You

Send to DR.. Kilmer az 20, i''" ~ ~,
ton n y. for a sample bottle. IL VIII
convince any one. You Will also re-
ceive a booklet of valuable Information
telling all about the kidneys ana hIao-
der. When writing. ne Z ire an" i9 Wei,
ton the Richmond Daily Times DIS
patch. Regular hfty-eent ana enc
dollar size bottles for sale Ak al GRUB
stores +AdVertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07

Ningman. Ariz. February 6.-Elgh-
teen miles of copper wire leading from
gold mines at Tom Reed has been
stolen and eight TOM o. II shipped TO
Los Angeles. according TO a report TO
the sheriff to-day. Even the poles
were taken by the thieves. The wire
vas Of heavy copper. valued at $1,000
per mile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07

Especial to The Times DISPATCH
Raleigh y g. February 6.-Ihe
House Committee on Counties. Cities
and Towns tonight voted ii to for
a favorable report on the bill 10 create
Aycock County out of portions of Gull
ford Davidson and Randolph, with
High Point as the county seat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07

gerald of Danville. and two daugh-
ters Mrs. S. T. a Kent of Ingram, Va.
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Wood. OF Huntington.
W. Va. She was a sister Of the late
J. ". Gregory. member of the House
of Delegates from Pittsylvania Coun-
~.
The funeral will take place from her
home in Pittsylvania County Saturday
at - o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07

The backs of ia n o n q b e
OVercOats are as Inn pOrtant as
the front this year.
We all need good backing to
succeed, you know.
With good backing, such as
our OvercOats give, you can
present a bold fr on 10 the
world.
All the correct models. Light
and medium weight, sell or
velvet collars, full. half or skel-
etOn lined, big snowy buttons,
fly front, sleeves with or with
out cuffs, belts or full ack,
regular or patch or invisible
pockets.
Fabrics for every taste, age
and condition OF weather.
All marked a third and more
under regular prices!
$16 Coats at S9.75.
$50 Coats at $12.75.
$25 Coats at S17.75.
S35 Coats at S22.75.
$50 Coats at $S5.75.
Suits, same way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07

r5~fertiIir 81 g.. IebrI4r. Sire
Narga-el Nahafer MashInEtnl -I.tf.
a Strand rfcre ~ george Web gfnn.
f % to-day ir her eighty third frsr af
'.U bone ~ Her sor. George v Sloan.
f .eaT Pelham. this county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07

St Louis. February 6.-Louis Duny.
a member OF a jury in libel case In
tho Circuit Court dropped dead here
to-day while the jury was preparing
--Jic, nv agreement of counsel the
case was sent back TO the remaining
iurorG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07

Denver, Col. February 6.-Joseph w:
GuilIuly. treasurer OF the Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad Company. and an
employee of that corporation since lts
orga nization in 1872. died here to-day
Of Brights disease. Mr.. Guilluly was
horn AT ShreW sbury. y. j. in 1hJ1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07

Jefferson Clty. $40. Feni uary AZ
ter women had argued all AFTERNOON
ard late into the night in favor OF the
Proposed constitutional amendment
livinr them the right 20 vote both
senate and House committees OF the
Leg stature decided tonight 20 report
The bill favoratly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07

Especial 20 Inc I1mtN- DISPATCH.
CreWe. Va. February Captain Ed
ward w. Nooring. aged ninety three
years. died this morning at the home OF
his daughter. Mrs. Alice Harper. He
leaves a widow. who is in her eighty
ninth year Until the past year this
old couple had lived In the home a
Moran that he took her to as a bride
sixty seven years ago. He leaves three
Lou Mason. and Mrs.
Fat Coleman. Of Roanoke. and Mrs.
Alice Harper. OF Crewe-and one son.
W. Jennings MOoring. Of Omaha. Neb.
The burial Will be in the Crewe Gene
terry tomorrow afternoon at $50
a rlnck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07

The hand of death
may properly be
called Pneumonia,
and Cowan's Prep
aration which IS ex-
ternaI stays the hand
of the King Of Ter
rors. Cures Group
and all the ailments
caused by inaamma-
ton. Be prepared.
All druggists handle the great
external remedy. Three sizes
sc. SOC. 500. Buy u to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07
John A. Bailey.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch)
MOsley's Junction. Va. February 6.
Entered into rest AT o'clock this
morning at his residence. Mosiey's
Junction. John 4. Bailey. aged sixty
seven years. He IS survived by his
wife and I'VE children. as follows: Mrs
N r. Porter. Mrs. \. H. GOode. Mrs.
K. - StrattOn. J. 4. Bailey. Jr., and
Walter /. Bailey. The funeral will
be held from Mt Hermon Church, Fri