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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-25
Population

The arraignment is a startling one,
but when comparison is made with
previous years, a basis is obtained for
hope that progress now started will
continue, and much is being done. It
is to be noted that in only two in.
stances did the colored rate increase.
Recently q conference was held at
the call of the Louisiana State Board
Of Health to consider betterment of
hygiene among negroes. Five state
and the District of Columbia sent del
egates. Eight of the leading negroes
of the South were present. Progress
has been made and sincere workers
are adding impetus to the beginning
steps. Another decade should see a
more reasonable balance between the
rates accorded to the two aces.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-25
w G.. 4. U.

An interesting W. C. T. U. conven.
ton was held in Kintyre June 2O-22.
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Bowers were
the chief speakers. Sunday evening
Mrs. Bowers gave a talk on effects
of alcohol and tobacco on different
organs OF the body. The showed a
fine set of pictures as she spoke.
The gold medal contest he'd Satur.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-25

with friends and relatives in Iowa.
N Mrs. John Simon has been on the
sick list for several days but is i'm.
proving at the present writing.
A number from Kintyre took in the
circus at Napoleon the %. 1t is ad.
vertised as q high class circus. 1t
surely belongs to the high class cir
cuses in one sense and one only
that Is in price.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-25
grim REAPER IS
LOSING GROUND
Figures Prepared Show That the
Percentage Of Deaths Per
N. Are Decreasing.

@ ACCOIUluS W b Uull0tlu VI SA0 o0
reau of the Census, the death.rate Of
the registration area Of the United
States for 1918 was 14.1 per thousand
estimated population. In 1912 It was
1879, in 1911, 14.2. For the years
from 1901 to 1905 the average wa
1862; from 1906 to 1910 It was 15.1'
We are therefore continuing In I'M
provement, the average for 1911, 1917
and 1913 being 14.06. These are the
exact figures as stated In the report
Of the census bureau. What they
mean in actual lives is not indicated
except by closer analysis. The de-
crease from 1862, the average froE1
1901 to 1905, to 14.1, the average foy
1918, amounts to 13 per cent, or q re
auction OF. one death in every eight
II the same rate had prevailed In 1918
d In the period from 1901 to 1905,
there would have been 1,O25,44d
deaths recorded instead of 89O,823, an
excess Of 1858.
r. I. Has Largest Decrease.
The largest percentage of decrease
was shown for Rhode Island u5.7l,
followed by New York O2.3), New
Jersey (11.2) and Massachusetts (9.6)
1t seems to be only a peculiar coinci'
dence that these leaders should be all
be in one small section of the entire
territory discussed. Slight increases
which occurred in some states CMich.
igan, As; New Hampshire, g., and In.
diana, O.8) are believed to be due in
some cases to increased accuracy OF
registration. The state with the low.
est death.rate is Washington, with ST.
deaths per thousand population; aud
then in the following order come Min
nesota, 1914; Utah, ITO, and Wiscon.
sin and Colorado, lis The doubtful
honor Of possessing the highest rates
falls to New Hampshire with Ill:
North Carolina, 16.o; Maryland, 1862;
Vermont, 1873; Maine, 1873, and Con.
necticut, Massachusetts,, New York
and Rhode Island, $50. 1t seems that
in the New England states there oc-
CURED most Of the higher death.rates
and most of the improvement froh,
previous years.
It is significant that the four states
in the registration area which have a
colored population of over 10 per-,
cent, Kentucky, Maryland, North
Caroline and Virginia, should average
i.tinn mt savar co,orad W 1v
W. sh,n ve,uort on5 n,,mnosota
averages 11.5.
ANON. Cities ~ ovor I'm mn no,,,-
vAtS~n +" 0~~t&1 o-~I-~- ~~I L..
80 nth Saath.rato. - "n,, 90 AZ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-25

The Alabama Minstrel show was
good and worthy of the patronage
they received.-Yuma, Ariz., Mornig
Sun, Oct. 81, 1903. In Bismarck Fri
day night.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-25

8*@*%@@@@
= klN1YRE, q
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met
at Clinton Sisco's last time.
The Farmers Elevator Co. held q
meeting the II.
Mrs. Gabel and children left one
day last week for an extended visit
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-25
Fix IN a BAD Flx.

Le IE H#tAt EH 4AAL4M 4w At hLH -H
Mandan, N. D. June 2~4.---Joseph
Fix, employed by the street depart
ment of the city, barely escaped death.
With other laborers, he vas en-
ployed in making repairs to sewers
in the west end OF the city. While
in the trench the sides suddenly caved
in. Fix was buried up to his neck and
unable to move. Fellow workmerl
came to his aid and after digging for
about half an hour, extricated him.
Other than minor bruises and q
wrenched leg, he was uninjured.
KODAK WORK Done Promptly.
II anxious for best results send ~
your films. Mall orders solicited.
HOLMeOE PHOTO STUDIO,
BISMARCK. N. o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

In response 10 calls. several Nom
hers expressed their views 40 to needs
or the city. David a Lyon. Jr.. spoke
IN advocncY OF building Inspector
and building code, such ~ other
cities have. ana gave some interesting:
facts ana figures TO show the import
ance and benefit OF such an officer
working under wisc code
Captain NJ G jackson suggested
and spoke for a commission form OF
government for the city. for the con
struction OF nm electric railway for
Petersburg 20 Sunolk. ana FOR efforts
by The chamber 10 secure new indus
trial establishments J Spooncr Epcs
urged that efforts be made 10 Increase
The m2nufacturina industries OF the
city. city Engineer BuGd spoke en-
courasinrly of tho progress az public
improvements be4nE made by the city
ana OF those in contemplation James
Ncl. Eu'iin spoke FOR the Southsido
sir Association. NJ a great benefit to
the city. ana especially as an i'm
portant ADVERTISING mcdiuu n n.
Mann commended the enthusiasm OF
the members OF the chamber. ana Of
The great rood that could be accom-
pushed by co-operntion Other meet
'ngs OF like character arc TO he held.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Held on Murder Charge.

Thomas Hradiey, colored was sent
on to the grand jury by Squire l.. "
Chcatham yesterday in Swansboro
Magistcrial Court on tho charge OF
killing Carrie Smith, colorcd Ills case
viii come up at the May term Of the
Chesterfield Circuit Court.
The engro is said TO have shot tho
Smith woman following Il quarrel nj
her home near stop II, on the Peters
burg Turnpike. y charge from dou-
blc-barrclcd shotgune penetrated the
door Of her room, ana took effect In her
breast, killing her almost instantly.
Witnesses testified at the hearing thu,
bradley had knocked the woman down
Shortly Def pro the shooting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Baltimore and Richmond

Among the, selections OF regional bank
,,f., i','1@ by the "rsanlzati"n committee
o. mat which CAV" preference, 60 Ricb,
monI oTor H1ltirnnre, 'rhc latter civ
PhiladcIphia would have falt If II Nh 49, a.
mao" tributary 10 Baltimore. much small
iYi'. mas nG' received body blow. as some
III - aftricved citizens declare but pos
"rove useful Ia II. Richmond aid MOI c,rrS
on thf hcnors through IN Der favorI,isIn as
% hock up It's claims Ba,imn ,i:e'' s@ @'k
70 have been much less energetic. In a
spec mai" thcre on Tuesday cvcnin. n
DAMP"cl omar q. Hershey. prominent
ga, ua"r nnd wan, I" say that put up
very gent"ei ana also a very adyIiko
'plr"Ied Wiis"ninn formula. We pull
~ , 40 J %.m'Inl Wires. we raised no money
Pro - "tb:'s.IcS ms We could and AIR New
Conner and Mr Inglc nut up an argument.
49,. s'tl az tfuTes and documents that was
lichmond wen, nbou, It's nght In no such
,ir,orl" G 7p'r' Taking me ground that Rol
d. "a niicn claims, To be it made most
, .a-g'n' ganyrss % the banks in the terri
Gt! considers tributary to 1t. II was the
rh|l.r on nm overwhelming aIority
~ '"a I'nt IN Virginia ana North Caro-
va ana oi very considerable number Of
thpse IN West Virginia South Carolin1 Ten
,jn,see rna FIorida The banking ,ranaac-
.hpHe m"nt. and II was not difficult for Rich
MOI" TO show that, wIth It's excellent rail
'""u l"tiIltics ana central geographical
h"r''l"n' ~ was better located for serving
'hl- d!str"t ,hnn ItaitInorc woull 10 40
rp,,"I iHht was made against Baltimore
Nhirh the Rlchuoui bankers aDpnrentiv
in"ugh' would b" added 10 the phiIadelphia
"lSHi't out n" opportunitv was lost 20 inn
pioss anon the organization committee the
rHrrii"r facilities Of Richmond So FAR ns
D""'IrFn territory i9 concerned baltimore
"t. IFaCilcaly left without supporters OK
S"pt In MnrNiand and that portion OF West
n[Elnh adjacent 10 IL The campaign for
it''hu"hH was very adro!tlv handled and
y not surprising Ia learn that tho or.
t'nlIbuon committee WAC unanimous in up-
lNl",hG It's contentious The figures which
IN % innrshnicd in favor Of its claims arc
Interesting and Impressive
if",tn"rc VIII continue 10 prosper under
VIC new system, which is not Coins. to make
or nnmakr any particular city Hereafter
however. I; VIII probably have a greater re.
Spcct 'or inc resources OF tho virginia cani.
tal and when il wants thing il will NOT
phla Record.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
SUIT FOR DAMAGES Is
SETTLED DY COMPROMISE,

Fredericksburg. Va, April lO.-Tho
suit of {. T. Howard. OF this city, for
damages for personal injuries against
me WASHINGTON Terminal Company.
has been settled, by compromise
agreement between the company and
william " Butzncr. of this city. coun-
sci for Mr. Howard. Last year MIR
Howard who is a government niaIi
messenger. was at work in Il mail car
in the yards AT Union Station, WASH
the tunnel and struck the car In which
he was working, throwing him TO tho
floor ana injuring him. Tho amount
81 $50.
y number OF the faculty and students
OF Delphi College OF Brooklyn, ~ Y.
arrived here last night and will visit
the battleiiclds and other historic point.
here ana in this section. They will also
go for sail IN yacht down the Rap
pahannock River ana Will leave FOR
home. on Saturday night or sunday
morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
General Nrr1s Notc.,

9. Evans a white stranEer. vas
ms morning convicted In the Police
Court O.; stealing an umbrella, and was
given sentence OF sixty days In Jail.
ans claims to he Mason.
Pythian ana an Odd Fellow.
The confectionery store Of Janes
crensiow colorod on Gin Street. was
broken Into Last night ara robbed or
qGan;ty Of cigars, cigarettes and
other goods.
Information mas been received o. tho
death at MS home In Philadelphia OF
W c. McEwon. formerly OF Peters
burg who has relatives and many
friends hero
contrac, will soon be awarded BY
llnrvcy Seward for the erection OF a
600 residence on walnut nm
sDhuth OF this city The design FOR
he r. Sidcncc was prepared by CarneaI
e" Johnson. architects, OF Richmond.
We hufont dynamite plant, near
Cit% Port, Is about completed. and win
be III readiness to begin the m.ni.
tncturc OF explosives next month
Large quantities Of materials .or man
uiacturins purposes are now being re-
ccived.
r z. Lunsford let, las, nigh, for
NeW YORK, where he VIII sail to-ror
row Tor Europe. 10 be absent about
two months
m state examinations FOR public
school teachers viii be held IN mis-
city on April 10, II and ls-,he uh;,o
anu colorod 10 be examined at sen
aratc places
tn" Fortress Monroe team will n,ay
husch's Coolers here tomorrow after,
game Is expected
y number of Easter eggs hunt. hev.
been arranged for the children 49,
coming week. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
NO APPOINTMENT YET

The appointment 10 tho sergeantcy
OF Hastings Court. Part II, made va
cant by the selection of Sergeant j. q.
Saunders to be United states mar
shall for the Eastern District OF Vir-
i;inia. Will probably be made this
month Judge Ernest II Wells VIII
make ii when Sergeant Saunders ten
ders his resignation. which wiil he
done at tho "loS.n; OF the United
States Court this month
There are four candidates In the
race for the posluon. and many re-
c.ptive ones. y u;ii.t campaign .s be-
ing conducted by them ana their
friends. and there Is much interest In
the appointments on the SOuthsice.
The Office Of justice or peace, which
was made vacant by the death OF
squire j. r l!,ugham. Is still open.
Meanwhile Squire t.. T.. FRANKLIN is
the only justice on the SouthS.Ge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
The EctlcrnI nnnI.

Nirsini" and the city Of Richmond
CHOSEN as Federal bank reserve CEN
ne result OF this choice by the men
higher UP Will mean greater possihiI,
Ties ior our state and fits capital citv
~ me there WAS some opposition TO
yet the victory is with US
ne geographical location OF this re-
serve bank was, no doubt. a prime fac
tor in the selection
richmond Is progressive city. FUN
OF push ana business tact and when ii
sees /" good thing its people get to-
.tthei ana Use every Legitimate means
20 get H.. That's why we have "Bia
i$ichnond' to- day.-South Boston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
TIE YOUNGER u,sor,,nn'> Cu>>ve.

-
'"'' u"N''i'"s ''''f 70 N"'.ANWn
'o"~Hrs an" ""'Rr'"n '"A'$ 'hS
'"rker ''"'N'r' j. ~ '"S' >N''''ns
mo MS own nc courts may N'''N h'S
'''i'e' VS.
.o,''''' oS INC '''''''"' '"k"So IAN
VI ueS1ei'' ana He may nave ~ Walt
'i''' ms ''"o'S en- '"' "'"''Ai IN
eS''N"''o'' SHOWS '''i''' ~ '''"' sense NJ
"S 80 ''' "'S' 0''h
''0'''ei' 20 WIZ" ne '''' Always zee"
"'''" 80 zoos W
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''' .''.' S'''', S'' '''S ',''" S'"'N'hH 'N"
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'N '''''' "'''"'
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80
~
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.t',-.,..-,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Made baltimore Look rbc,,.

Well, Baltimore is chnrrincd hcc,uso
II uid not get the Federal reserve bank
ana iIChmond Baltimore. with its
reputation oI over 100000 and Rich
inondS population OF less than 200. OOO
Looks iGnny. doesn't IT. But this is I.
cay When we must go after things
Whei We want them, for competition
- strong and they are not handed out
on silver walters. as in the old DAYS
ltlVhrh"nu through its newspapers and
other channels. has been puhlishinr 10
INC world us phenomenal growth of
popuIatlon in tho past Tow years its
Ing interests it's great ,iuoncinl
SlrtnEth ITS omen gateway for North
erh hnd southern transportation. and
us hlS incss ability to meet All de
mandS That is what Richmond has
zone. while So far as we can see Baiti-
more has kept her lights under a
huShei Richmond advertised ana adj
NcrtisinG pays, Richmond made The
oIhcr cities who were competing look
ilke 80 cenis.-Tidewatc Democrat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
The Rappahannock
Rhapsodist
The Land OF Hcnrt,. Desire.

Beyond the far horizon's rim.
beroud the sunsets fire
u watts US 1T the journeys end
The land OF Hearts Desire
Toward this Land goes hoary are,
WAN footsteps weak and slow,
And manhood with its splendid prime
And youth with heart agloW
Beyond the desert. sea and plain.
H"ruud tile Crag and fen.
Its beauties ana cnchantrnents lie
To iure the sons Of men.
Through valleys shadowv and deep.
Through dark moraSs and miro
fyuc'S torch forever lights the wuv
10 land OF Hearts Desire
Ard ycs,erday with all IT'S pains,
I9.'ar with al It's sorrow
W bee but trihcs soon forgot
When We reach thereto morrow.
To-morrow. If VIC march ahead.
Ana talter not nor tire.
we reach the ,iaud where dreams com.
The lana Of Hearts Desire.
OH 'tis but one DAYS iourneving.
%. We should not feel dismay
." Know we ma" not reach the land
~! Hearts Desire to-day
THOMAS LpMA% HUNTER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

students Of the international Cor
respondence School of Scranton. PA
met last night In y. /. IiII Camp Han
ana organized a PETERSBURG. bronch rs
the school Fraternity the brr,rI
was instituted by w II Nicely. Of
Washington. superintcnden, OF this
district, and " $ Gould. OF Scranton.
"a snpr"mc registrar of the fratern-
nv The officers electcr are: President.
Eohert W Wells vice-res!deuts. II
NcntLe! ana w II Talbot; score
terry. | NJ. Blrdsong: treasurer. Ben,a-
mir Davis The purposes Of the or
Eanizaiion are mutual Improvement,
and cultivation Of the study habit. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
nIrhImnmL,s Victory.

II Is rather late in the dov tn be CON
EtRtNiatlnS l;tchmoud on having been
i,nNSvn as the location for one of the
In' announcement had TO come last
unrSdaN AFTERNOON after we had gone
20 press, 80 this IL our first opnor-
'Hii1tH "t oN"riDC our calculations The
S"i.ction was compliment not only 10
it,hNn"nd. but TO the entire State, aud
.SA'NtS 'nnSn honor and credit upou
The enterprise OF tho business iun, ~
The capital
rs near Us we can figure out tho race
WaShtnSton ami Baltimore were about
neck and neck FOR place" but Rich-
ihohd was AN easy fuVoritc clear
across the board.--HalifaN Gazette
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

Judgment In the sum OF Size has
been awarded the plaintfG in iiustmgs
Court. Part H.. III the suit of j. W.
Trcmper against the Virginia Naviga-
ton Company. Damages to that
amount were asked for a shipment Of
holly. which was lost
. The suit OF j. III. Covert against the
Middle Atlantic immigration Compan,
was compromised yesterday without
trial
Arguments to set aside Il verdict of
$500 for tho plainiin in the suit OF
Horn against the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. VIII he heard to-day
seforc judge Ernest II. Wells
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

Superintendent Fnulkcr, OF Rich
n"nd' oc tho Western Union Telegraph
Company. has Informed Secretary Mar
I'M OF tho Petersburg Chamber OF
commerce. That n, an early date tho
ro'npahy VIII begin the work OF lay
ING their wires underground on Syca
more street. ana removing tho wooden
roles This VIII prove great Inn
provcmen. TO the street. which I, now
tho c!ty's White Way
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Pnliticnl Lcnguc Formed

~ meeting last night Of "A number
OF Inc voters Of Third Ward Pro-
rr"ssive League was organized and
mo following officers elected: Pres!
dent, L. NJ Moore: vice-prcsi,ients. II
+. Gates and J r Gwathney: secretary.
James - Twynham; treasurer. Ernest
Davis The object OF The League is
SAID 20 be 10 arouse interest among
the voters, especially tho young men.
ana get them TO vote ~ the coming
plImlrV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
The Timcs-Dispatch Bureau,
Bollingbrook street.
Ihh nnn ASEN
potorsbi,rc. Va Ami

TCtoTsburS, Va, NIriI 70.
Tho three lodges OF the Indepcndcnt
Order Of odd Fellows in Pctcrsbure-
Monroe. Appomattox and Petersburg
VIII unite in the public celebration, on
Monday. April -. o. the n;nrty-nfth
ahnivcrsary of The institution uf the
order In THIS county. The anuiver-
tary tails property cn April 26 hut
that day being sunday, the ccIcbration
w.h he hc'd on Monday Tie order
was organized in Baltimore by nvo
ihon on April 26. 1919 T6-dav 1, has
membership of over 1000 900 ON this
continent anu It's record TOR good
WORK accomplished in many is be-
yoiid computation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Denth Of Vi. T. Horne.

Marion II Horne, on esteemed c,ti.
zen zen died this morning Mt his HON. on
:" rst Washington Street He was in
MS siNty-third year. and Is survived
oN MS wife. four daughters and two
S|hs airs David w hawkins and
tiornc. and Clifford ana Forrest X
Horne, all OF this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

The funeral services OF Mrs. Sarah
Jane Sadlei. cighty-fouI years old.
who died yesterday morning AZ G:3O
o'clock ut her homo, 3iOl Lawson
Street, SwansbOro, will be held to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from
Wcathcrford Memorial b ptist Church
The burial will be in Maury Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Personal md General

Troop No. y, Boy Scouts OF America,
VIII play the Little Giants" In q game
o. baseball on Monday afternoon In
.! ." rark The Southside Scouts have
a stropG team. but both sides orc
claiming a victory
oiicer Charles T. Phillips, popular
patrolinan Of the Third Police Station.
Is abIe TO be up after several weeks.
illness lie is expected to be back on
IN" job this month
l. Crowder, Of lc1 West Fiji,
street. IS IMPROVING from injuries re-
c'lNeu by fall from Il telephone pole
On Wednesday. The pole broke whiIn
he was working on il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
RicliinOntl ,pnblp.

HIohmond has won nor irht Tor the
and banking law Tn. reserve tcrri
,ory Of ths bank embraces the Dis
iici % Columbia, Maryland Virginia.
" est Virginia North Carolina and
south Carolina The decision for Rich-
m"nd followed "A three months irves-
ueation OF the claims OF ,hrty-scven
critics. That the decision has plsc.d
the bank with city capable or
handling the worl. nj located tactical
~ with reference to trade and finance
Just where IL should bc there can b. no
doubt Other reserve citios m. Hne
ton. New York Philadelphia. Cloye-
land Atlanta. Chicago, -, Louis Min
ueaDolls, Kansas CITY. Dallas and san
EEAnC. kAafnrl Nntys
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
News Of Petersburg

chapter VIII secure suitable rooms for
study. and social intercourse and pleas
urc About hfty students and grad
u2to5 were present at the meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
wood,nen Entertnlp sto,, omcs-

state Manager S. &. Latham, Of tho
Woodnen OF the World. paid an unex-
pectcd Visit to Maple Camp. No. i5e,
last nigh, nj Its weekly meeting In
rratcrnal Hall There was large
attendance, and four candidates we're
Initiated into the order The lodge
Is now In a nourishing condition. nnd
mas more than 200 members. at tho
conclusion of tho business session, Mr..
latham made an Interesting address
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

THIS Is Il blk thing for the State and
,hS south 1t is believed by the cstab-
tl*hm"ni OF these banks there will be
inc"t IN" demands of trade. We trust
~" .rrS'"nar' will extend its long arm
!" 'N'FN cSion.--Pittsylvania Tribune
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Two Quiet Weddings.

Last evening 1T 7:30 o'clock at tho
residence of the brides parents. st.
Andrew Street. Miss Annie c. Wachs-
mann. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs r.
Nachsmann. was married to Charles
4 Whitaker The ceremony was per-
formed by the Row Samuel r Scnter,
II. D.. p29tor OF Waahington street
Methodist Episcopal Church. in tho
presence OF Immediate relatives OF tho
families Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker went
North on their bridal trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
NE VS. OF
SOUT RICHMOND

Mrs. Shd'er Is survived by four dauuh.
teTs, Mrs j. w. Vaughan. Misses
Hattie. ada and lva Sadier, and cIgh-
teen grandchildren
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

NJ $50 last evening, nj tho resi-
dencc Of tn" Rev + w Moore, tho of
lciatipg minister. Miss Mabel Estcile.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. d r. Eancs.
was married to Percy Wood. formerly
OF Ictershurs now OF Blackstone. Miss
Lillian Wood, sister of the bridegroom
attended ~ maid OF honor, and wal
lace Taylor as best man. Tive resi-
dcnce OF the young couple will be In
Blackstone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

II PAYS 10 have nerve,
Nld never to Swcrvc.
N"'No always claimed.
And now We know it
For iHchnond got a bank
Instead OF a blank
iteT nerve. she'll always show il.
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