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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
FAMILY PARTY
At WHITE HOUSE
Two Special Turkeys Will Be on
Table at Thanksgiving
Dinner.

Washington November 9G-prcsi-
dent Wilson Will have his frs: Thanks
giving dinner In the White House sur
rounded 10y Il frw friends ana all his
Immediate family except Airs. Francis
bowcs Sayrc. who was married ycg-
tcrday and IL On her Honeymoon. Two
special turkeys. ono from Rhode Is
land and the other from Kentucky.
viii be on the White House table
III the morning the President plans
To attend the Pan american mass in St
Patricks Church. an annual event To
which many officials and members of
thc diplomatic corps go. RESOLUTIONS
by Protestant clcrgymen against the
Presidents attendance because OF tho
official atmosphere they contend is
thrown about tn" service had not
changed tho Presidents plans so far
rs was known tonight. In the at
tcrnoon tho President may take a turr,
on the golf links, il tho weather is
Favorable
Mos; other officials Of tho admins
tratlon VIII DIM at thcir homes here.
Vice President Marshall aud Mrs Mar
small are :Npcctcd back from Arizona.
Speaker Clark Will dine with his fam
iIN; secretary Bryan and most OF thu.
members OF the Cabinet also VIII 40
mat Secretary Garrison is going To
visit his brother in New Jersey. and
Brooklyn.
South Trimblc. clerk OF the House OF
Representatives sent to tho President
and each Cabinet officer Il turkey from
his Kentucky farm.
1t viii be a holiday in all tho gov
"rnncnt Offices. and clerks who wished
To draw in advance upon their salaIi,ss
nave been permitted 10 do SO
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DR.. Edward no,,rn ,.,,,,o

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
onancock, Va. November 2G-'rn.
remains of Or. Edward Bowen Fin
ney' who died In Baltimore hospital
81 periionitis. following an operation
Tor appendicitis. were brought 10 on
ahcock Yesterday on the steamer pp-
comollc.
Funeral services Wore held at HOLY
Trinity Church by Tho rector. ROY. !
:. cornicE. Wednesday, morning. ana
int"rm"nt VIII 10 made in Mt. Holly
Cemetery.
Mr.. Kinney was sevcnty.sevcn wears
ola. He graduated in medicine from
tho University Of Virginia. and was "a
prncticioncr for nearly mtg years. He
had been vestryinan OF Holy Trinity
church tor several years.
Surviving him are his widow, who
was Miss Jennie Upshur Bowdoin. nnd
one sister Mrs Bette NJ. Custis. OF
OnanCocE
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thoy saw salasar carried to q chr dur.

thoy saw salusar carried to q chr dur
ing the battle
Among other tlines captured from
The fcdcrals by Villas army was a
paymnsters safo found in ono OF tho
compartments or n private car attach
cdtto ono OF tho trains. When Blown
open tho eafo WIS found &c contain,
nearly $4,000 Mexican. OF which $50. :
600 was In notes OF the Sank OF Mon
ciova town In Coahuila This money
was used Tonight 20 pay off Villas
troops. who immediately attempted 10
tpond it
Tho JuorcZ merchants. fearing the
bank might refuse to redeem tho notea
oVinS 10 the manner IN which they
'vcrc received. objected TO taking chem
ia payment FOR goods
General Villa has ordered them 10
9cccpt the notes OF he will soizo tho
stores and operate ithcm with mon OF
Ills own selection. The stores closed
20 night, but nothing viii bc dcno to-
ward SEEKING them unless they refuse
60 open In tho morning.
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George MASON Cooke.

Special TO Tho Times Dlspatchl
Emporia, Va, November 2G.-Gcoreo
Mason Cooke, prosperous farmer.
died suddenly at nn Carly hour this
morning. Pneumonia was tie cauS.
Of his death. He WAS nfty-thrce years
old, ana Is survived by his wife. two
small sons and n sister. Miss Fanny
Mason Cooke, all of whom reside at
Midncld.' the old cooke homestead.
about two miles from Emporia
Mr. Cooke was a director in the Aicr-
chants and Farmers Bank, ana until
recently was chairman OF the County
Democratic executive committee which
position II: resigned.
The remains Will bc buried in the
family buryinG ground Thursdays af-
tcrnOcn
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Tenchers' Meeting nj 'rnrpnl,nnnocl..

ISperInI 70 Tho Timos- DlsiatcNl
Frcdcrickshurg. Va. November %
1T meeting Of the County Teachers
Association OF Essex County. held at
TappaliannociS, AL OF tho teachers of
ESSEX were present with one cXccu-
tion. superintendent Eennolds and
Professor Binford, Of the Co-oncratiyc
Educational Association Of virginia.
addressed the meeting. y county teach
crs association was organized, as FOL
lows: president. Professor y l.. Fer
rel; secretary ana treasurer. Miss Har-
rlet -. SNOW MT. Terrell was elected n
dcicIat" to the state Teachers Asso-
CintiUu in I.ynchburg
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PAY HIGH PRICES.
FOR YOUR DINNER
ON THANKSGIVING
Meal To-Day Is Most Expensive
Within Last Twenty
Five Years.

NdSHIhS ION. november ot.-Tle 1919
Thanksgiving dinner will bo the most
expensive meal the average American
has eaten during the last twenty-five
years. 1t will cost from b TO 100 per
cont more than IL did ton years ago,
and from 10 TO 80 per cont moro than
any THANKSGIVING Day during tho last
six years. according to recently gath
cred government statistics
Thousands Of turkeys spoiled by hav-
ing been shipped during tho unseason-
ably warm weather OF a week ago: the
drought OF last summer. which short
encd crop yields. particularly white no.
tatoes. IN alleged cold storage com
hinaiion, which Attorney -,icnoral Nc
kcynolds Is Investigating TO find if
millions OF dozens Of eggs and millions
Of pounds OF dairy products have been
withheld by middlcmen TO force high
prices. and the steady soaring of prices
generally are among the contributing
causes 10 which economists point.
Tho great American hen is somewhat
rcsponsihle for tho cXtraordtnarIlv
high price of eggs. according to De
partrnont Of AgricultUrc officials Heat
and drought, they say, caused the hens
To stop laying sooner than usual
Not Thanksgiving nIrd.
AS TO turkey. the rise In price seems
TO have extended all along the route 10
, the consumer, beginning at the barn
yard, where tilc farmer received an
average OF J. cents a mound for us
ilrds-nbout half cont moro than no
! got last Year nut turkey is not a
! THANKSGIVING bird at all according TO
/ the experts
Tho Lord never intended turkey TO
7 be tho Thanksgiving food OF the coun-
( try generally" SAYS Or. Mary T.. Fen
I no, i,,
I the Federal Bureau of Chemistry
/ christmas is tho tmo for turkcy
! Green goose is the Thanksgiving bird
ana $ generally used in Europe. where
st Martins Day is celebrated about
this time OF year"
/ The family which turns from ,url<av
TO chicken pork or beef will find prices
/ uniformly advanced. Hens show nm
average Increase of cents a mound ..
| pork. 10 cents; rib roasts, . 10 10
! cents sweet potatoes are about tho
/ Same price rs last year. but white 10
! iatocS have advanced.
Applcs. oranges and rrouos ar.
scarce. because OF a short crop cram
/ berries. with 4 normal crop arc q li1tIo
/ h'ghcr Than last year Flour ana yurn1.
are uniformly cheaper, and butter
shows no advance
Agents OF the Eurenu nr I,I,,,.
which has been making special stndy
OF prices. have compiled Atatistirs
showing prices OF certain commoditias
( GA November 10 in the cities whicn
from Their geographic location Should
iMriy represent conditions throughout
the country.
Comparison of Prices.
4 Their figures, showing rrcscnt ,,,.ico.
ana those OF TWO, four and six yea,a
ago, respectively. are as follows
New York. Esgs. 5jc. iSc.. 47c and
SSssr. ' h"iier. &c. S9c. sc. a6c. fcns,
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MANY MENTIONED
to SUCCEED TWO
DEAD PRESIDENTS
continued from First Pagc.)

cipal Offices Of the road will bo closed
from IL o'clocl, TO noon tomorrow ana
Southern buildings drapod in black for
a period Of thirty days.
The funeral Of Mr. Emerson will take
place this afternoon ut St Johns t:pis-
copal Church Wilmington. Henry Wal
tors. chairman OF tho board, Waldo
Newcomer ana Michael jenkins of
baltimore, directors, and First Vice
President hamilton. uf Petersburg, ar
rived i'll Wilmington Yesterday for the
funeral, rs did Pembroke Jones of
New York. amt other officials The
general Offices have boon drapcd in
mourning and all business will he su.,-
PENDED during the hour of the funeral.
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urln.h rltilcn. NIn,l Ncci.tcr.

Me.ICo CTtV. NOvcluNer NE--I,,
Lionel garden. the i!ri;ish minister.
.eni notitcRiion TO-DAY. t. al British
iu pursuance Of tho plan Of dhteuse
gaiust q POSSIBLE onergcncy Danish
residents. Who arc not rcurcS cuted hero
jiplomaucnlly, were likewise invited
70 Enroll y similar step was taken
N The Cuban charge d'amaircS
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RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT

THE MEMBERS OF THE
Medical profession OF Richmond have
heard OF Tho death OF DIR. JOHN {;
TititNlLLiAN, q man who, by tho
purity or his i'fc as q man ard :,
Ihysiciai whose high standard Of
honor in tho affairs OF life and
ethical rcctitudc as a doctor, the pro
fession is the. poorer FOR his loss:
therefore. resolved, we desire 10 pi;.Ca
on record our sorrow at his death
ana appreciation OF his worth rs n
man and a doctor.
That We express to his family our
profound sympathy In this anliction.
THAT copy of thcs" resolutions
be sent to his family and published
IN thc daily papers aud NirginiU
Medical Events Monthly
WM. :. GORDON.
W. L. OpPENIIMl;E
j. SHELTON HORSLEY
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Mrs. w. A. Robertson.

Especial 10 Tic Times Dispatch.l
llcathsville, Va. November 2C.--AIrs
W. y. Robertson, Of Nokomis. North
cumberland County, died, at late hour
sunday night, after an illness OF only
three days. She is survived by her
husband and two children by Il pre-
Nious marriage Harry Hale and Mrs
John Swami.
lntermcnt VIII be at Melrose Gene
tory. Funeral services will be con-
Quoted by Rev ]. Elmer IIearn
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OBITUARY


Tle funeral or George c. Fleet forty
two years old. who died suddenly at
his homo. 25lo East broad street
Tuesday. will take place this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock from tho nroadus Nc
mortal BAPTIST Church. AIR Fleet was
manager OF the st.mmery OF the lGX-
port Leaf Tobacco Company. His
death was duo TO apopleXy. besides
ms wife and ono daughter. Mr. Fleet
leaves his mother ana tvo bro,hcra
and four sisters
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Especial I" The Times Dispatch
hI"NaDdria Va, November 70 II n ycrc,
tuition Of Councilman i. - Hrockcti now
referred To the I.iEht Committee of tiie CITY
Council. passes shat body. the city viii have
onc-third additional illumination for j, prn-
Nidcs Tor the installation Of thirty are lrhts
Tic city NOW has ninety such lights This
would entail AN additional expenditures Of
ss,350 GEAR. tho lights costini. t-5 4, vnnr
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Negro Fined for SUNDAY ,,,,.,,

1,lHPcciNl to rho Times Dispatch
''cdefi'ksDurx, Va. November 90 -
MAJ les fIicc colored. who was ar
aes,cd charged with hunting on sun
fredericksburg Power Compnny g.,
%potsylvnnia County. was tried before
j Justice i. J. Spicer in Spotsylvania ma
fined Sl5.s0 anu
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Mr.. ,Inry peter. Drrgcss.

TSptciaI 10 Tho TlmcH- D!SphIrII.
ChristiansburG. Va. NoNfinber %
The death of Mrs Mary Peters burgess,
widow Of a. Jackson burgess. oc-
CURED this morning ut o'Slock. Mrs
Burgess was paraIy2ed on Monday, and
did not regain consciousness.
Funeral services will bf conducted
from the. homo. on Friday Mt r. NJ.
by DR.. Hugh &. smith.
She is survived by tia following
children: j. II. Burgess, Mobile, Ala, !;
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NIrs. NInr, A l,rire

L>N'cINI 20 INC TIIucs- UIsnatch.l
salem. Va. November 2C.-Airs SIarv
y. Price widow OF / G Price. died
here Yesterday. aged scvcnty-,hreo
years. Mrs. Price had boon III about
three E"Als. ana her death WAS not
unexpected. She Was a member ~ tho
baptist church She leaves tho follow
ing children. Mrs J " Giles Mrs
+ W shear Mrs j u GOODWIN ~
Salon. Mrs j. ]. Iiuhack OF Narrows
y g. Price, OF Roanoke. l. =. Price. OF
SSa!sm. and W. ii. Price. OF Mayodan
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Wed In Nn.binr,

The marriago of Miss b. Lcioh Ar
thur OF Altaviatn. 20 H"v. Starko lett.
pastor or Trinity Methodist Church. in
Wash ington. Miss Arthur is Quite
well known, in Roanoke ana lynch
nurg. Mr.. Jctt has hcld 81 number Of
impor,ant pastoratcs In Tho Virrinia
Cohferonce, aud WAX recently rcas
signed TO Trinity Church
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TROOPS ON BORDER
TO Be INCREASED
War Department Will Furnish
Ample Protection for II Paso
and Neighborhood.
CONDITIONS IN OIL REGIONS
Wounded Mexican Soldiers Can
Be Brought on American Ter
ritory for Treatment.

! Washington, November o6.---The rout
OF tho Mexican Fcderals near Juarc%
| by the Constitutiona!ists forces, and q
! wireless report from Rear Admiral
! Fletcher Indicating that conditions in
the oil regions, near TuXpan. were not
as threatening az previously had been
reported. held the interest of Official
! Washington to-day in the Mexican stu
| alton.
! Tho wireless message to the Navy
Department from Admiral Fletcher
who left Vera Cruz on the battlcship
Rhode Island late Monday night with
John Lind 10 Investigate alleged
threatening conditions in Tuxpnm ana
'rampico. brought evident relief TO Of
Ncials here Tic ndmirars report re-
SardlnS the TuNpan field. where British
and American interests are situated.
gave indications that no immediate lc-
ton on the part OF tho United states
to furnish protection would he ncccs-
sary. Though no official report has
: come with relation to the Tampico
district. ii Is thought that tho sltua-
tion there viii be found similarly con
/ trollcd.
Aroused to Action.
The border situation. as Il result of
tho vigorous operations near. .Tuarcz.
and tho possibility Of another siege of
the border city. aroused the War De
partmcnt TO action TO afford alnplo pro-
lection for III Paso and tho ncighbor-
ihE border territory. and lnto to-day
orders wcrc issued for the movement
from Fort Douglas. L an TO III paso. of
the Twentieth United states infantry
which VIII be used 10 preserve order
within tho city limits
This VIII permit the use OF tho two
regiments OF cavalry now at Ill pnso.
Fort Bliss and cuvirons to guard tbn
norder IN each direction from tho city
IN addition to these two regiments
tho Fifteenth. just arrived from North
crn posts, ana tho Second there * "a
hattcry OF tho Fifth Artillery whuo
brtgad!cr-Gcncral Hugh l.. Scott. win
a squadron of the Twelfth Cavalry Will
go 10 III l'aso as soon rs he has com
noscd tn" threatened outbreak among
the Navajo Indians in New Mexico
me War Department. upon the re-
oNa"' OF the Red Cross issued orders
which permit the bringing of wounded
Mexican soldiers across tho border into
~ Paso, the permission aHplyinu To
fcucral and Constitutionalist soldiers
alike. kcd Cross authorities lind II
easier 10 care fur the wounded MevI-
cans IN American territory than TO en-
Ter into the international negotiations
necessary In order to cross the bound
ary and II also IL known that facili-
yes Ion the care or the wounded in
Juarc2 are entirely mndequatc
Question az Recuguition
II was suggested tonight that mo
important result OF the rebel victory.
at 'uare: might bc to bring into great
cr prominence tho question Of rccOc-
milton by the United States povcrn
nent of General CarralHa's Cuustit,,
tlonallst party as the do facto ,:ovcrn-
ment OF northern Mexico. Now that
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TO GET uEAKiNc Mo>uAS.
hos" Accused 81 Railroad Robbery VIII BE
IirnuGlIi IL Trial.

Special 70 Tho Times Dispatch
\ic"audr.a, Nou November cc--Thc four
Lie men arrested several days ago follow
ING "a rel! made on the saloon @; George s
lnch. from which the police recovered two
'tsUnuaGs % goods viii 300 given :; pre-
tH.inHVy hearing Monday roAt before Police
utt CNton Charles Sorroil one Of the
'ien taken into custody. WAS released on III.
'"n ieuognizance This afternoon in hail IN
h' sum OF 5000 for his appearance NouGav.
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Royal Ford.

ROYAL Ford died Yesterday al r. r..
Lee Camp. Soldiers Home. aged oiphty-
TOUR years lie IL survived by ono
daughter, Airs. Frances j Wicks and
one son. j. r. Ford. Of Norfolk. ana
grandchildren
Tho funeral services VIII take place
this afternoon AT O'clock at tho Sol
"ierS homo Chapel. and tho inter
mont Will be made In Hollywood
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Services for chiIdrrn,- prncn,.

IHpcriNI 20 Ihc IlmNH HispHlrh.I
Alexandria. Va November ~ J-rin,,
TnhnkEeiviue services VIII De hold AT TIC
FRS, Baptist Church tomorrow when n
sermon viii be preached hy ROY I, y
Strnnshurg. pastor of tina Methodist PRO
tcstant church. Ia whtch SIX PROTESTANT
churches VIII unite. Collection win Ia ~
the Childrens Home.
More than 70 onecdy children of tho civ
viii he rendered II Thauk.glylur dinner 81
the Young Peoples building
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3Jtxs tutlic IIrIttIc.

Especial to Tie Times Dispatch.l
Dndron. Va. November 90 Miss
Acdic Brittle died at her homr in Den
dron, Va, yesterday with Brishts dis
ease.
She was nifty years old
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Special 10 The Times- Dispatch
LFncuburE Va, November 2G-Mi-s
susie Rcams Chjldress, tho sixteen.
%"af-old daughter of w H. Childress.
oleu Yesterday afternoon at her home
after an illncss OF Il week or ten dave
on Erippe The Young woman was a
ntllNc OF AppomatoN County, hut had
boon residing here
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rnAerwooI I.cnycs fnr Mn.l,,nr.a.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ma, NOvcmher q; =
Congrcssman -. w. Underwood. tho
Democratic leader viii leave for Wash
lngton tomorrow morning, after ycV-
cral weeks spent in t,,rthcring his
campaign for tho United states SENATE
AGAINST t0ngrcssman II i. lIohsnn
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REVIVAL SPIRIT
NEED OF CHURCH
T wcnty-Fourth Session Of Meth
odists Puts It's Trust i'll
Good Old" Practice.
SEEK MEANS TO SAVE SOULS
Bishop Mccoy Urges Importance
Of Holy Spirit-rwo Changes
in PastoratcS.
Ivy MAMIE BAYS.

Charlotte y. G.. November 26.--The
Western North Carolina Conference or
the Methodist Episcopal Church. south.
convened this morning in Trinity
Church, in It's twenty fourth annual
session Bishop James II. ~ Mccoy.
Of Birmingham, IS The presiding Of
iiccr. this being the FIRST time no has
presided over this conference lie con-
ductcd the opening devotional SER
vices. reading the Eighth Psalm as
the scripture lesson. The theme of his
REMARKS in this connection was the
Importance Of the revival spirit OF tho
church..
bishop John c. Kilsc wns present as
visitor. and he also addressed tho
conference upon the Importance of the
domination of the HOLY Spirit in the
pulpit. and in the pew of tho church,
If tho church is to accomplish il. work
in the world. Eishop Mccoy stated
that. throughout the entire territory OF
Southern MethoJisn. The revival spirit
has been dominant for the past three
Years especially, and that Southern
Mathodism liz tho most evaueclistic OF
all branches OF Mcthodisln.
Secretary for Many Years.
The secretary of the session or tho
conference OF last year, Rev w /.
Shcrrcll, called the roll OF tho confer
cu"c. TIc was then elected secretary.
this being tho fourteenth tmc he las
succeeded himself i'm that Office lie
named four assistant secretaries, and
these were elected.
bishop Mccoy called minute question
twenty-five: Are all the preachers
bamclcss in their lilo ana Official adj
ministrationH" Answering this uucS-
ton. the characters of the eleven pre-
Sidu'. elders were passed. and they
submitted their reports The reports
showed advance OF the work OF the
church in tho districts. and In many
places large addition Of members dur
INK the past year.
Following AN appeal from Rev. Plato
T. Durham. presiding elder OF the
Winston district. FOR preachers TO
reco:n'Ze that The chief Joy Of their
work is found in being the means o.
leading sinners 10 Jesus Christ tho
conference was deeply Affected and
spent an hour in n service Of gong and
prayer and in Misunderstanding. the bust
ness OF the body being SUSPENDED fo,
that time. bishop Mccoy stated that
he recognized the presence Of the Holy
Spirit, and that when lie knew tho
Holy spirit was ~ work. he ALWAYS
stepped aside
Many OF those present likened this
service to those or the carly DAYS OF
Mothodiem when the COMMUNICATING
ana similar REVEALS were n prominent
factor III the church. The call OF the
twenty second question was resumed
and the characters Of the preachers
VINO sustain tho superannuato relation
10 Inc conference were passed
Anniversary Services.
ne anniversary Of the conference.
sunday school board and F,rwor,h
League board was held this evening.
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of Richmond, and Mrs. Faulkner, OF
Bedford city. Va
Tho funeral VIII takc place from tho
resistance tomorrow afternoon Mt .
o'clock
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Mrs. MnrtI,m e. sutpnin.

Lynchbure. Va. Novcmbcr 26.--Mrs
Martha j.. Sutphin widow OF a. l.. SUIT
plIin, who for many years was II jew
elcr here died vest crday at hcr home
here.
She was n member of Centenary
Methodist Church. She was Il native
of Amherst County.
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Mrs. s no.. HNclIs.

Especial TO Tic Timcs- DiSDutch.
Lymchburg. Va. November 26.---Mrs.
S. l.. Wells, aged sixty-threc years,
died Tuesday at her home at Caskic,
Nelson County. Mrs. Wells was - Sis
ter of j. j. phelps, OF this city
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y. ;. burgess. New Yorl5; William Eur.
Ers@. tOanVke, Henry Burgess. Chris
tlanshurg Mrs. y. Il Arnctt. BcrryvilIe
Va" ana Miss NcllI" burgess
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DEATHS

JOHNSON --D!cd. at The residence az
Mrs MARI T.. Bland. No. II West
boz % MISS VIRGINIA EMII.INI
JOHNSON. daughter OF thc late II "a
and Mrs. Virginia Emiliuc johnson.
az king aud Queen County. Va Shr
was trained nurse graduate % tho
retreat FOR the Sick, Nof which iuSii-
tuition she was head nurgc for SOM.
time; Her sudden death was q great
Shock to her many friends and rela-
lives Shc WAS the sister OF Mrs
Blame and aunt %; II. w and
Il; l. Blaine. She was a member
~ the Seventh street Christian
.hurch. Of TINS city. She gave hcr
heart Ia tho Lord iu carly life ana
was a member Of Smyrna Christian
,burCh before coming 10 this cit,
ltci liir was ono of sclf-saCriiicc to.
alleviate the suffering Of others.
AIAcQ,M,BEE. Catered into rest IT hi,
M;,oyemhGr 20, 1914. At 9:45 \. NJ.
ROBERT EDWIN MACOMBER
Funeral from his residence Friday
at l.. NJ
WH1TFIELp Died ~ Rutherford. y
j. on November -. 1918. SARAtTNAN
i:!NbER. wife 90 the late John /
whitfield aud daughter OF tho lato
pr Peter Van Linder. OF Albany, y
Funeral services FRIDAY AT 400
NJ, from. her late residence. 81
West Newell Avenue Intcrmeut
Hiral Cemetery, Albany, y. Y, SAT-
URDAY AT go T. NJ
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Colds Cause IIca,lacho nnf Grin

!.NNN NJ. MKVNTC OUINlNE tablet. RI.
move cnnsc. There Is only ono "URoNo
0HlNiNE.' IL has signature OF D. ~
GROW! on box. 2Jc.-Adv. v"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
Question "s necoenition.

III was suggested tonight that ono
important result OF the rebel victory
at !uare: might bc to bring into great
cr prominence tho question Of rccoc
milton by the United States govern
ment OF General Carranzas Cuustitli
tlonalist party as the do facto govern
ment Of northern Mexico. Now tina,