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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

meeting will be held in the CHAM
hcr Of Commerce tomorrow morning in
the interest OF the proposed Washing
ton TO Atlanta Highway. in which the
American Highway Association ana the
United states Office of Public Roads
Will cooperate with local officials along
the route. Representatives OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

Government detectives visited Way
erly on Saturday with the hope OF trac-
ing the thieves who broke into the
post office ut that place on Friday
night The trespassers were evidently
amateurs Mail matter and the safe
were not disturbed. and only some
loose change found in the cash drawer
was taken. No trace OF the thieves
has been found
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

should not be rcsortcd TO in this day OF
mutual enlightenment Fists however
rather than brains. have been much more
In cvidenc" during the present Legislature.
winch easily sums up the situation az to
why the moral measures were talked To
death: IN" suffrage bin snccred at and tho
c"-"rlin;t" college bin killed after pass
Ing the Senate by a good majority.
GROVE ANENI'E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
10 my s.hoo, r:u,,,,,,ncu,.

THO -WHnshOro School ana CIVIC
League held a meeting yesterday ar
tcrnoon an entertainment was planned
10 be given on March 80 for the pur-
pose Of raising funds TO buy equip
inent FOR the new SwanaborO School.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
News Of etersburg

boards 81 Supervisors OF Chcstcriold
ana l'inwiddIo Ccuiiii"s. OF tn. Amer
icn" iliEAWay Association. OF the United
states ana numbor of Interested
i"''ies from Ri,hinond viii attend ma
meeting and take part in It's proco,8
iups
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
w,sAr SHALL WE NAME orn sn,rs

"ey i','Ne determined upon tho arm
''''N"' "' inc new breAdnought. the
No. =, "''S' was i"Ia yesterday AT the
.an.s ny '''' 'heY have Of
,.,..,. INC thickness OF her
'',,''s ,'"' 'he crew she is to carry,
I'LL not oeeh ahie to give
n" NV heN merely call her
''N'''e 80 an" wait while thu Sec
ter designation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
Queries and Answers
i'ratcrnni Insurance.

Is one required TO pay license in Vir-
members OF Il fraternal order?
READER
If the sraternal order Issues the poll
cles he is not.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

II everybody who wears bit O.
green to-day were an 1rishman. sona.
tor O'Gorman could bc elected presl-
dent over all opposition
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

M'Hbe llelis organized his army 20,
dusty In Alc>tco.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

Riches have WINS aud few people
know how to clip them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

- IIVW lssue OF JOnfcdcrntc cllr-
rehTS Is being printed in Columbia,
>. - about the cnd OF this week
hefc VII! be received in Richmond The
nrst 'nstal'mcnt of SlO,oOO,0oO. The
i.Tnne from the presses in Columbia
number OF signcrs has been larrnlv
increased so as to accomplish the al
uitional work created for them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

the new W WI want war
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

The man who predicts trouble FOR
he now king Of Albania has sens,-
Die plan OF predicting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

The oyster is rvs dumb in MARYLAND
as anywhere else, but it's FRIENDS ana
cu smies arc not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

biIly sunday says tha, TIE dc,l
daneos tic tango. IGe turkey trots win
5oy when human beings dance II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

Aafrh decided not 70 wait un,tI talk
AHE IT'S departure 10 hecome lamuHke.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
Bur Isbtsn q : {.

Sn Feierli6er Msiie 1T ouf Sobens
FinOp, i'm &reiie Oberbarnim. Die
Qei1e Der jiinglt perItorbenen @emabz
lin bes Hei9stonalers BON 8ethmann
9olIpeg beigefebt porOen. &riesers
pereine bilbeten Spalier, pGbrenb Iid
Der. Srnusr3ug bura bos Dorf be.
negie. Der i6liAte 9arg Derf9wonO
beinAbe unter ben &rdn3en, ipel9e pom
&ailsrpaar, bon ben prin3en res &gl.
6ouIes, ben 8unoesfIrften unb onoe.
rem Decentralization geionot porben
lporen. On Der 9eifebung nnbmen
Sell Der neue Stattbolter Der 4si6s.
Ionbe bon Oalipib. Die @ertreter Der
probin5 unb bes Sreifes, Ionie ber
Mbel Der M}art uno eins groBe 9rouers
geIeIf9aft einfn9er, i4lidter 2eute
aug 9Obenfinotu Ielbit unO Der peites
ten llmoeqenb.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30

MabaIa gilt ols Der @ortfiibrer Der
Delegation. Derbdlt ii6 ober D~OrIdufig
nod febr reierpiert.
gs gilt ais cine aussemadte Sat>
Io9e, baB bic omeritoniI9e Hegieruns
auf benz @iidtritt 6uertas beiteben
niro unO bob nIIe @ermittIungsper<
iu9e Derseblih iein perbeu. I'M Safe
9uerta ii9 peigern folte, oieie Be
Oingung ein3ugeben. Die Oelegaten
bes Dittators buben o~lerbings big
iebt nod feline beitimmte @rtldrung
~abgegeben, bed permutet man, bob iie.
tpenn es gum MeuBerften tommen
Iollts, in bieie 8ebingung niqi9en
nerben. Q(n Der ouSbriidli9en 8oll=
madt gu etnem berartieen 3ugeitdnoz
mile fpu ss ibnen ungebIi9 ni9t mons
geIn.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30

@eneroI Jre6erid JuntOn, neHer bic omritaniihen Sruppen in WerG
Gru5 bsfsbist bat feline @Orpofen ps gRdIn Lungs Der G~ifsnbobninit
mad aasritOss 9aupfaOt %OcrssiaOben. 9os Bib 8igt Sen. JmNOn
no9 Der iingTen Aufnobnne, bic Dor Ieinen 9auptquarir in Nern @ru3 &c.
mo9t purOe. unb ebt cine gOrFeuung DON Der Wirtun9 beg Boundaries
ments burh bic oneritaniiHen RrsssiHifs pdbrsnb Der Gtnuabms Der
Stab.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
prObofes gRittel.

Inter Oer 5ii6rung nss 9apitdns
Seup nabm in st. Wooae, Sno., cine
abteiIunS bon flint poli3iiten %
2onoitrei6sr feit, reldt on ner Stopts
gren3e ibr Eager ouf9eIdlaeen botten.
idOr einem iepeu einen toblen Strei-
fen Our6 bas S%aupthoor. leBte le in
6reibeit, perieBte einem jecen nit
elmer 5uBooube einsn trGftigen 9ieb
unb ertldrte linen beim Mbi6ieo,
fpenn Iie iid pieOer ieben GeBell, ebs
bas Soar pieoer gepodlen lei, 10
piirOen le je bun6ert Sage nit
GteinstlDhfsp hes%Ssi:-. iee.oea.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
Deuti9eregenf d..

Sn Srautenau, Der unipeit Der BOZ
mil9sf6leiif9en @ren5e eeIesensn
Stobt, bat elm eeutl6er StaOtetas
Itattsefunbea. Nidt peni9er oIs bum
bert bsutI9e GemeinOsn iporen Ourd
M~bseIonote ouf Der Sasung Dertreten.
g,lF Der Sa%gesOrbnuns Itano bic
6rose Der Qbpebr Ger iiG in HOros
bDbmen INNER peiter ouStreitenben
9errlGoft Der Sfde@ea. Ginitimmi9
tUurbe Elm 8efdluB gefabt pelder ii6
geesn bic @ergepaltigung FER Nsuts
f6en aud ouf benz Ge6iet Ger Rsdt.
Ipredung panDte, Die 8ertreter Der
bunbert beuii4en Oemeinctn Derlon=
gen bic GrriatuEg zines befOnberen
beutIden &rsisgeridts. INN Das
DeutI6tum Norbb0bmens BON rer Be-
berrf6ung bur0 bns tI@etiide Rreiss
geriht IN @ititin 3u bsfrsisn-
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30

Mob-f9einIi6 bic einfodiIs
SOfliOree Der Melt pirO i'm t~oilerli
den palaite BON Siam getraeen. 9:t
seTomte Oieneri9aft baielbIt gebt
Itets nur in rotten 3alitor0der unb
Rppfbebedungen einber.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
@uertNS De(eOOten.
Sic Wer6em feline Mnipriide bOr Der
WermittlmngSfDmmiiiiDm pertretem.

9eaIeitet bon ibren SetretGren,
Mitglieoern ibrsr rsipsttipen SAINT
lien, 0ienerfhaft uno ousrei9enbsm
@epGd. finO bic brsi DeIesoten Susrz
tos, emilio HoboIa, MueuTtin &obris
gue3 unb 2uis Gleuero, in Niogoro
SANS eineetrofFen, um Dor Der Der
mittlungstOmmifiion, beitsben6 aus
Nertretern BON Mrsentinien, 8raiilien
unb Chile, bic SntsrsiIsn bes msritus
ntfhsn Dittators gu pabren. Or.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
Nleri6Os JIlON6e.
MIS iOldjer gilt Sen. c6resOm, bon
crm GOnItitMtiOmalineM.

Inter ben 6iibrern Der m%srilani=
Tdeu 8cbellenormee Ideinsn fi6 biele
Mdnncr BON militdrif9sm Salient Su
befinoen unb elmer Der belten Stro=
tsaen bon Winos Nrmse f1eint 9enes
raj Oregon al fem. psl1er an Der
Spite bes @~sneralitobs Der 8onIti=
tutionaliitenarmee itsbt. Militdril6s
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
gOG6G6n.
@ufRf@er 9(biatifer tUill trahsat.
Iantifhem Slug ipaseH.

Der tiibns rufiids Qpiotitsr 90.
N%obgorobsii bat bic 4biidt ousees
fprodsn, ben Slug iibsr ben atlantis
I9sn S5eon gu periu9sn. Gr bat Re
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
3 il + U d Il d t.

Sn Der Sabot3one bon Connecticut
bat iid Oos 8erpflonSen hes 9obats
infolge oes nnbalteno loltsu Wetters
nm 3ebn 5uge bis 3tpsi Wo9en pers
IpGtet. Dos nit Sobat beIieflte @real
pirO a6er oieIes So6r Oiel gt6Ber Icin;
no9 Der @niiht Ginger 1o~botspflons
ger Iosar um so prp3snt.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
u NJ 10 { 9fel.

Or. 8eDerlD :. @ollOwop, Der
6iIfss AderbousS etrctdr, lpelder Dem
MderbuusD Department. felt 1888 in
ben perfdieOenItsn S%tslAnsen auge
bort bat. bat benz Setretdr Souiion
feline ReIisnotion iibermittslt, uia bic
ibm o~ngebotene Stells zines 9etans
oes Mderbous@o leo Der @orneI lnis
nerf;t1f ;n,unehn,ou
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
Sulano

@ratutisrt benz &0nig.
grGfOsnt Wilion bat aouis Soos
ton VII. bon Noripesen anIdBlih Der
Gentenorfeier sratuIiert. Der NOnig
bontte oornuF umaebenp uub pies in
Ieinsm Selseramm Dor alien oarouf
bin. boB 10 pieIe CUTE Roripeser oud
CUTE Amsritansr eeiuoroen tpdren.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30

NGOnuiert a4f Sas s@aibinstUn
SOMrnaI".
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30

rcit8 nit rem 9au Der oroBen Mus
Ihine be9Dnnen. oeren er Ii6 BEL Dem
Slug gu beoienen beabiidtigt. Der
3eitpuntt fir Die 6obrt 1T nod MD.
fsIt9elsBt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14

slip into II IFS ana "bGts.' auniifyins
It's meanings TO the point or incfrec-
tualty IL WAS Just In the same way
that tho Republican party In Congress
dallicd and tempered with tariff re-
vision until Itself was damned Issues
should be met aquarefy. not ovudcd.
The time has come whom the Democrats
OF Virginia should force their ostensibie
leaders 10 declurc where they stand on
tho cont"ovcrtcd questions OF state
which the Democratic party shall de-
clare Its attitude and issue it's lnstruc-
tons. and then il will he for the or
gani2ation" to conform to che one and
carry out tho other rhe tail has
wnsgcd the dog too long: and that's
the main reason why there is no po-
GtritN OF purpose or unity OF action
among the Democratic members of the
General Assembly. There ~ no chart
Tor their guidance. There Is no rally
lnE point because the party has neither
SlandnrdS nor war cries. \ party
with1ut platform IL n ship without
ruddcr, church without creed. n
machine without balance wheel
There is lacking something Witch ONLY
n delegated assembly of the voters OF
the party can supply: Il prouounco-
!neht OF principles and policies cover
ing all pressing domestic questions ana
binding on rank as we'll ~ file high
officials ~ well as Dtivntcs AS mat
tcrs stand now. allegiance IS asked only
10 q piece of party machinery and tho
engineers and stokcrs In charge of IL.
ana that 10 putting the cart before the
morse cievating the servant above the
Nlrginian- Pilot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14
nionn"Nn s"o,ln oorNr rnn

Before tho municipal pcnsiou system
IS extended in Richmond the cost should
% dcternlncd. the "details OF operation
learned; the organization or the ma
chiuery studied. and cycry fact Inn
ucrturt or uniinportaut, bearing on the
subject learned. studieu and disSected.
The result should then bo laid before
tho people tina, they may have full
knowledge Of what thcv arc undertake
Ing and how nucn the undertaking Is
to cost that :h-y may know that cor
rect principle lis TO pc correctly and
occnomlcalls tppled, tha, they may
Know In short, ,hat they ore to secure
the best results AZ tho lowest possible
expense necessary to secure them.
Tho principle OF municipal pensions
49, we believe. sound. ana Tho Times
Dispatch would like to sec II adopted
by the Richmond Council when posi-
hlo. However, many SOUND principles
may DO unwisely ana unscieptincauy
applied. This principle has been so APP
piled elsewhere According 20 the re-
port or the Bureau Of Municipal re
search OF Sew York. which has made
"a study OF this question, waste and In
enlciency and heavy financial loss has
been the result in many cities The
pension fgHd of the city Of PITTSBURGH
!s now saooo 600 short, not because Of
dishonest administration. hui because
OF incnlcieu. adriuistrn,on OF an IN
sound system This aud other failures
may be avoided 10y thc city OF Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14
Views Of the
Virginia Editors


1t is hard to believe that II jury com.
posed OF citizens OF Atlanta would, be-
cause OF the fact that he is Il jew
bring in n verdict of first degree muT-
der against AN Innocent inRu And yet
there Ia "a well organized campaign Of
the eastern Cnitcd States which at
tennis to create sentiment on just this
point
As we remember it, Leo Frank was
charged with II peculiarly loathsomC
murutr--a murder attended 10y an
other crime which made the murder sIe
less horrible lie and others were ar
ward which showed that the others
could not have committed the crimes
and fixed them beyond a reasonable
doubt in the minds OF tho Jurors, upon
Frank
Frank. through his lawyers. has car
RED the case up TO the highest court
Of Georgia, and that court has decided
Jurors was according to law and was
convincing. The Supreme Court found
nothing in the submitted records 10
warrant It's allowing n new, trial, and
IL refused To take cognizanco Of
Franks appeal
Il mny have been that such was the
anti Semitic feeling in Atlanta that
bodily harm AT the hands of n mob. II
Is entirely possible that he did not re-
ceive the consideration at the hands OF
his 1ailers that is usually given to
prisoners We do not believe. how
ever, that the race feeling runs through
all the courts OF Georgia, and that be-
cause OF IL the Supreme Court OF that
State refuses to give n fair trial to
mnn of tho Jewish race and faith
iLyuchburg Advance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14
Voice of Che People
Dr. I.itt M, rom,,,,r ,,,,,,.

70 the, Editor OF The Times- Dispatch.
"N. 81" not Imagine the puhic cares 4
nE whether visit the Legislature rarely or
record straight
In your account az the "strained ritua-
u"n, which according to your reuort wa,
Jay morning when he asked for the enforce.
ment of the rule wh!ch forbiie yj.itorr
whllc exercising tho privilege OF the floor OF
IN" Sennte 20 s"ek to Influence legislation,
& or the e"nsh at the rear % Senator
Sauhdcrss desk were seated pr Jam.a
cannon. Jr-. aud two other ministers who
have been familiar figures IN ;lic i.,eis,nturo
Thr Implication s. plain that Senator
fhrt suggestion was made With reference
10 the presence Of these ministers was
one oi the two other ministers" hnh las,
nr";e and hnd not the slightest tdca what
business vas before tho body ~ my frur.
ms heer familiar in the LEGISLATURE dur
ing The present session" II must have hecn
non ~ Il, since have only visited tho
.ap!tol few times, and then very briefly
while tho legislature has been here
so tar as Senator Hnrt'a suggestion Ia con
are unwtunE. My activity In promoting leg
.slhtloh mas been confined. II the "hulr' may
~ r'tuohed, 70 an appearance OF i've min
ntcs IN opposition to the Gum anuaxntion
!hnt measure. In TINT Chse. was specincsl.
~ requested to appear. and owed IL to my
community to do So
nave warm personal friends ana not a
iCN tchoolmates In the Legislature ard IL
picaEes me sometimes to wander IN th,r.
Tor lituc chat with them. ana sometimes
30 ner th'iu IN debate. do not think Sen
No. imrt tn.Hisyts toe This. and cannot
would be so cruel To- forbid 4,
Faithfully. n II. PITT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14
Fee Reform Yet to Come

OLSEN bowclcd and emazcuiated. the
so-cnllcd West bill for correction of
abuses. under. the fec system OF com
pcnsating public officials serves a.,
reminder 20 the people OF Virginia that
yet another election viii be necessary
before the Senate can he properly re-
fcvrcd to IA q legislative body repre-
sentative Of the poruar Will Its mis-
sion for years has been Obstructive Of
progress and reform. The niodus
opc-and Il has applied 10 the fee bin
IS the same mat was BROUGHT 10 bear
two years ago OH Speaker Eyrd's meas
urc for pu'incnt.on of election methods.
and that has often been rcSOrtcd TO as
means Of hcutraiiziuE the good effects
OF all "naCtmcUts threatening the po-
htcal asccndnncY of the organization
Or icsscning the pnil or "mOliments uf
its rctniuerq. Without the courage. to
kill outright propositions supported by
public sentiment. the hold Lover exDn-
ncnts OF stanGfnst and rcaCtIunarv poll
cics resort to tactics which while an
palcntlN or supcrhcallv conCesslonarv
In character, are really those OF hostile
prevention; Stavc off. smother in com
nlitce until the storm OF populur dis.
satisfaction begins to assume violent
proportions, then pretend to bow 20 il
profess conversion. substitute dcrou for
defiance. and under the scmhlancc OF
"pe~fccting" proceed to take out of the
proposed legislation every feature that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14
Tho Timcs-Dlspatch Bureau,
. Bollingbrook Street,
(Phono 1850,
Petcrsbure, Va. March 10.

Petersburg, Va. March 10.
Robert IL. Gill. a we'll known buai-
ness man and church worker. to-day
or Mayor. subject to the Democratic
primary Mayor Robert Cabuniss, as
has heretofore been stated. has also
announced himself candidate TOR the
Office
announcements of candidates FOR
seats I'm the Board Of Aldermen and
Common Council come slowly ana the
Time Tor Ming notices and paying as
sessincnt fees expires At .nidnight to-
morrow. Candidates for MAYOR arc
assessed $50 each and for the two
branches of the Council 81 each In
anult'on TO those previously mentioned.
imam koenig, presiding Alderman.
ana a. H. Jones. for the Council arc
candidates for the First Ward: - S
fuSh. Tor reelection as Alderman for
second Ward; c. L. Guthrie. Tor Alder.
man, and u. + Pattesun, chairman Of
the Finance Committee. for the Coun-
ell, for Third Ward; j. VI. McCaleb, tor
Alderman. and X. 5. Chandler ami Il
t. l.. liargravc, FOR the Council, for
sixth Ward. Tomorrow viii bring
out the full list Of candidates IN ali
the wards.
This afternoon the following addi-
uonol announcements were made foi
The touncil--presidcnt O. W Mattox
and j.. j.. Wardncr and Samuel a.
Retbach FOR Second Ward y w.
Tucker, Third Ward. For Hoard OF Al.
uermen-M. G. Field. Second Ward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14

To the Editor of The Times Dispntcn:
Sir.-Werc MIR Scaton's nrt!,l. OF March 10
IN your Voice OF the rcope allowed % pa
without having some ono tn counteract ana
GerosatSry TO e"T r,6nv u s WGm,a surely be
"ptometry blll which has passed tho House
Win very 'ituc opposition.
This b!li provides for tho regulation ~ on
tonetry. and subsequently creates board
"ucS Nf pnrtnms wh@se dnty II i TO exa,ninc
ana sec that they are ably qualified 10 prac-
opn IN Sn,y IN ,hs Si +. a,or.a - ;.
en-, OF any means, other than tho
usG ,r %, lrufs Tor ne dstCrmnatIon OF
tEeS and the adaptation nf lenses for the
Tho difference between the op,ic,,n ana
the optomctrlsi l. thgt tho opiometrist ia
Cnnahle OF examining the eyes and prcscriN-
op,cinn literaliy nns tho optometrist's pre ce
scripticn In o,her words the op,lcian
trlst'" order. Outlines you Viii Gnd that the
"rtonetrist Is also an optician.
MIR Scatnn menitesis an attitude rop--
what bordering on brotry In the beii,,iing
manner IN which he deals with II question
to the optomeirists as sellers and dealat-
entirely blind To the fact that thay arc jmFt
II bc possible that Mr.. Scatun falls I" real.
i@c that there are thousands nnd thousands
their eyeglasses FOR sight ana livelihood /,
Does he choose to forget that great per
MI Sc4ton hcwalis the TACT that the bin
q
nave been established In permanent loca-
tion for one year. III should know that these
people cannot hc put ont of business because
OF the sole incnpnhility OF passing an ex-
animation after years OF graduation In their
respective colleges. dare say there are
very few men OF collegiate education Who
could 70 and rass an academic examination,
even though their averages were high IN
their college days.
The optometrisis fully realize tina; acme
incoinpeient men would slip ~ on this
However this is nothing to what an en-
forced examination upon old practitioners
who have proven their worth by large prac.
tees would he. at worst. the optometry lazy
would prove too great barrier Tor On
quallned men To surnnunt In ,h4 fu,ure
Union had lawmakers Who saw 1T to regu-
lat "Piometty, Mr. Seaton asserts tha.
% dealers. that should De no excuse for
virginia falling In line;
Indeed virginia needs no excuse for failing
IN line. but she needs an awfuliy good one
for no, doing 50. Here are a fcw opinions
the optcmetTy bill IN various states:
st Paul Minn.. May L. 1905
II would say that the law has been OF
scrFcdiy believe that the board haa Derform-
ed great service IN. tlis; tina, It has pre-
thereby protected tho general public.
jobs a. Johnson. t;overnor."
Albany y y. stay 81. 1908.
tn" rrSetl,G exists and VIII continue. md
"CHAhLES h. uuGHicS, Governor"
Now Justice T. :. Supreme Court,
.HashvlIe Tenn. April ~. 1910.
Tennessee optomeiry lew has proven a
.'mALCoi4M H. rATTERsoN. c;overnor."
could give many Others, but do not
wish to consume too much OF your valuable
space u. a. BREIrSTEIN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14
The Rappahannock
Rhapsodist

The city murniurs IN iig troubled sleep
There comes throhbinr noise as
raapine sound. grating, pulsng
jar,
As if Il mighty engine gan to creep
The drowsy sparrows In the gutter
checp,
Ana droncs the motor OF The earliest
The lamps grow pallid as . paing
That does TOO late It's morning wish
Keep.
The miilrnan hurrics ciatterins on his
round
ing Post"
~ swallowed In the rumbline Of a dray.
Each mornent swclls the volume Of the
IN. win the tumult OF warning
host
The city wakes, a-roaring. TO the day.
THOMAS LOMAN HUNTER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14

\ Steam IaunCh, oWned by 81 8
Nanpelt, OF Gee, Prince George County.
and loaded with ciEhty-two bags az
peanuts belonging TO several resi-
rents or Prince George County, sank
~ the wharf in this city some time on
Wednesday night. The cause Of the
sinking OF tho launch Is not known.
1t Is believed 10 have been caused by
the launch being on piles extending
from tho wharf when IL was nigh
water, and when the water went down
the launch toppled over ana sank.
MIR. Nannelt was on tho boat at tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14

Miss Fannie DuNai, born and reared
near petersburg. died yesterday In Bal
timore. where she had lived for many
years she was Il member of Tabb
street Presbyterian Church with
which che united herself In carly life
she was woman OF strong personal
ity and of nigh order Of intellect Tho
body arrived in Petersburg this ar.
teinoon, and the funeral will take place
tomorrow morning, with burial IN
Blandford Cemetery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14

Especial TO The Times DiSpatchl
Danvilic Va. March Ia NJ F1rth
ing. n well -knowr farmer of Falling
Creek, was found frozen to death or
White Oak Mountain by Robert Groff,
farmer, yesterday evening Groff
who was going to see some land on the
hillside. stepped on the corpse. which
was hidden beneath the snow. hcfor.
he discovered II. Farth.nG who was
sixty years old had been i'll for several
days, and he set out from hts home To-
visit some friends Just before the snoa.
began railing. lIarthine was a highly.
respected man. He is survived by sew.
cral children