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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
ORPHAN ASYLUM BOYS
HELP PUT OUT FLAMES
Youngsters Hiring out Furniture md
Form Buckct HrlEndc When River
view IIMmc IL EhrcntcnrL

Thirty of the youthful inmates Of
the Male Orphan Asylum, under the
supervision of Mrs Gin. tho matron,
did yeoman service last night in
lighting flames which threatened TO de-
siroy the handsome country home OF
John E3sley. Of r. L. Chailn & Co. at
Rivervicw. The fire was discovered
shortly after 10 o'clock, when the ma
jority of the boys, many of whom are
tiny tots, were in their beds. but the
youngsters quickly dressed. and after
three-quarter mile run, helped
neiEhbors in getting out furniture and
in forming bucket brigade to cxtin-
guish the blaze
The fire was of undetermined origin.
but was probably caused" by rats or
mice. as the electric lights ana telc-
phone were not put out of commission
which showed that defective wiring
was not TO blame. IT started under
the roof Of the porch, and as River
view is too far from the city to get
protection from the Richmond Fire
Department. IL looked for some time
as If the big dwelling was doomed.
Ncighbors quickly gathered and
when the thirty boys arrived, n bucket
brigade was formed and water brought
from nearby wells. The bows were
also OF great assistance In bringing
out the handsome Colonial furniture
ana other valuables. Mrs Gill arrived
shortly after her boys and directed
their efforts
pahy which owns the larger part of
Rivervicw, and his residence is tho
largest and most costly one i'm tho
suburb The damage. which will
amount to several hundred dollars ;s
Iuily coVcredby Insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
MAY OPERATE ON TRIcE
Removal of Leg of Engineer Scnldru
In Wreck Believed to he Necessary.

Believing that the amputation Of u.
j. Trice's leg is Imperative to secure
his recovery from the horrible burns
which he suffered several months ago
when an engine exploded, yet fear
ing that his physical condition IL too
weak TO stand such an operations sur
Eeons 1t the Memorial Hospital are
in a quandary as 10 the course to pur-
sue in the case.
Since he was brought TO the hospital
with practically the entire surface of
his lower body and legs raw from the
scaldinG he had received, members OF
his family and sympathetic citizens
nave given hundreds OF inches OF skin.
which was engrafted on the body of
Irice one leg yet remains raw. and
during the warm weather has caused
he man untold suffering His condi
On has been depleted by his long con-
hcment, and although he has rallied
alhce the appearance Of cooler weather.
physicians fear that he is vet too
weak to stand the amputation opero
non which they deem necessary.
The long hospital treatment has
completely exhausted the small re-
sources of the family. and his wife and
children are destitute. except for tn.
contributions Of a number of sympa
thiZers. Contributions for the relief
OF the family will be accepted at the
Memorial Hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
WHITE RIBBON DAY"
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
10 SoIirit ifmnhs ON Sfrcctn.

Friday. June u. VIII he observed Icy
the W"mans Christian Temperance
Union as White Ribbon Day" when
from a number OF stations in various sec
lions of the city members az the union
viii distribute appropriate cmblcms
'nd receive contributions for their
work.
Following is a list Of stations and
of those who viii be In charge:
headquarters. Mrs Ella V. Wood;
Broad. Mrs. House; Fifth ana Broad
Mrs. w. l.. Bales City Hall. Mrs
Carter. Seventh and Broad, Mrs. Car
penter; Eighteenth and Broad, Mrs
haii; Ashland Station. Mrs. Tilicr: Elba
station, Mrs Thomas; Lombardy and
broad. Mrs. Gordon; Robinson and
troad. Mrs. Robcy; r. y. Miller's. Mrs
woodland. Twcnty-nfth and Broad
AIRS. Melton; Twenty ninth and Broad
Mrs Johnson; Third and broad, Miss
,.r'c" Eidd"ll: Harrison and Main. Mrs
hlhE; hronm's Bakery, Airs. i. ~
naiNeF' Laurel and Main. Mrs. Wheeler
Ilrs' and Main, Mrs. Rogers Seventh
ana Main, Mrs. ostcrbiud: Eighth and
Nla!n' Miss Thorpe. Mutual Building
MRS w. Il Mathews; American Ma
tohai Bank. Mrs Lee Todd: Travellers
BuldirG, Mrs y. NJ. BURGESS: -Four
leenih ana Main Mrs Barker: Main
street Station. Mrs. Bowen and Mrs
Houston; POLK Millers Drug Store
Mrs. iiartz and Mrs. Kendall: Planters
National Bank. Mrs Perkins: nos,
office, Mrs ". b. Lee: Eighteenth ana
Main. Mrs. Vaughan: Sixth and Main
Mrs. wilson; Byrd street station. Mrs
a. @. Quaries; Capital SQUARE AIRS
sales: Richmond Hotol, Mrs. Brown
ing; Twenty-hfth and Venablc Mrs
ON locomotive Works. Mrs. palmore
ana Mrs. Gay: viaduct. Mrs Rrotb.r..
eleventh and Bank, Mrs. Vaughan,
LLOYD; Forest hin, Mrs. Mondv. IN.
stations in South Richmond viii nc
arranged by Miss Page Sncliincs ana
MIS- Sanders. while those in Fulton
MI be looked after by Mrs. NJ. NJ
hIckers ana MISS Pearl Nnlentine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

writ of error and supcrsedcas was
issued yesterday by the Supreme Court
of Appeals of Virginia in the case OF
Starke against the Commonwealth.
from the Brunswick County Circuit
Court
Appeals in the following cases were
denied
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company against Rosenberg. From
Norfolk City Circuit Court.
Goodson against the City of Norfolk
From the Law and Chanccry Court of
Norfolk.
Moorman against Longs executor
From Lynchburg Corporation Court.
keilam against Gresham. From Prin-
cess Anne Circuit Court.
shrimp against Branch. From JamsS
City Circuit Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
seek to Obtain Mauu,crint.

Dr. IL. *. Mcllwaine. state Librarian.
VIII iea'e tonight for New YORK.
where lie will seek to obtain nosscs,
sion of 100 valuable MANUSCRIPTS which
were taken from the State when the
Federal Army occupied Richmond
nearly half century ago. They are
now being held by heirs of j. Benson
LOSING II may be that DR.. Nell
wainc will have to resort 10 the courts
TO obtain the papers. as may have to
he done in the case OF tho will OF
Martha Washington, being held by j.
Iicrpont Morgan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
COURT MARTIAL PAPERS
Findings Returned to Adfutant-Gcn-

Findings Returned to kd5utant-Gcn-
crnl. ma VIII Now Go to Governor.
Papers in the court martial proceed
ings against members of the Blues
Band and officers of the Highland
Springs company of Virginia Nolun-
tccrs were yesterday seen 10y Ilcutcnant-
Colonel Il. w. SaIomonsky. of the
Fourth Infantry. They will now be
returned to the office of the Adjutant-
General. from which they Will be sent
to the Governor for his approval or
disapproval. The papers. which form
a massive pile of evidence. will prob
ably he returned to General Sale dur
ing the latter part OF next week when
the findings Of the court martial Will
hc made public.
General Sale has returned from the
officers camp at Fredcricksburg and
yesterday said that the camp had been
the most successful ever held on Vir-
ginia soil lie said that the attend
ancc was excellent. and that he thought
much good had been accomplished
Among the more important matters I'm
which Virginia officers received ina
struction We're the moving of troous
IN time of emergency. the handling OF
troops while in tho mobilization cnmn
ana the best means of facilitating tho
handing or stores and ammunition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

Cadet a. l.. Potts. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Scheduled Potts. OF this
city. will graduate on next Friday
from the United States Military Acad-
envy 1T West Point. He will be the
first student from Richmond to grad
uatc from this institution in the past
six years.
Mr. Potts WAS given an appointment
to West Point by the late United States
Senator Daniel, and entered the acad-
envy ON March |. 1910. He has stood
well in all OF his classes, and his cX-
cmplary conduct won for him rapid
promotion in the cadet COPS.
Concerning Mr.. Potts, the "liowitzer,"
the official year book of West Point,
mas the following to say:
Sergeant; acting sergeant: 'plcbc'
detail; broadsword squad: vcc-prcsi-
dent y. NJ. &. ~: chairman Tiblc study
committee; associate editor Y. NJ G. A.
handbook
Adam pursued his quiet manner of
life until the com, seeing him as q
young man of diliGent ways and mod
est address. chose him to be a sergeant
About the same time his activities in
religious " RI caused him to he ele-
waited TO the peeragc in that depart
mnt. He has been prominent in both
capacities. especially the latter lie
takes his responsibilities with charac-
tcriStic seriousness, and has proven
himSeil 10 he = good nalt' and is
one OF the most respected earnest mem
or the class. Along with his other
virtues, let il be stated that he Is vet
heart-whole and fancy-frce lie il all
ways willing to soircc himself to do
YOU favor-generous. warm-heartcd.
invariably cheerful and Il good friend
mat you can count on every time"
y small cartoon at the foot of the
page shows Cadet Potts walking the
straight and narrow"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
PEGRAM'S SEMINARY
FINALS BEGIN FRIDAY
commencement VIII Stnrt with Con-
cert at soidiers' Home for B-nc-
III Of Veterans

commencement exercises OF Pegram's
seminary Will begin on Friday evening.
when the students will give Il concert
AT the soldiers Home. under tho aus
pices OF the United Daughters OF Tia.
Conicderacy, for the entertainment OF
the veterans in the home.
The sermon will be preached In the
Second Baptist Church on Sunday BY
Rev. Il. Claggctt skinner and the tlnul
exercises Will be held at the school,
1929 Floyd Avenue. on Tuesday even
ing. June l6. Rev. Il. H. Potts Will
make the address 20 the graduates aud
Will deliver the medals at the com
mencemcnt exercises.
The program for the entertainment,
which is TO be given In Randolph FALL
at the Soldiers Home, IL as follows.
Duet. Rough Riders Engclmann
Stnria Taylor and Blanche Davis.
ta) "Mazarieilo" Robvn
tb) "Orfa Grande Polka" .Gottschalls
Martha Jobson.
fiaE. 'kalnbow kimOna," Act I-Cagt:
president. Miss Martha Jobson; vice.
president. Miss Ella Morris; treas
urer. Miss Ruth Moncure; secretary.
Miss Edna Henley; class poet. Miss
Lucille Jones: president Of basket
bali team, Miss blanche Davis. stu
dent, Miss Marion Halle: the new
senior Miss Staria Taylor: inpish
little colored maid. Rose. Miss Be-
META Iiulcc: Juliet. Miss Ruth ASH
ton: Romeo. Miss Olive Mercer: Sbv
lock. Miss Alice Marvin: Portia. Miss
Eleanor Van Tassel: Hamlet. MISC
isabel Sutro: Ophelia. Miss Winifrcd
Turner: Henry VIII. Miss Beatrice
Courtney.
Piano
(a) "pIZZicati' I. NJ r>.,..
b) angel Hines" lincoln
oc) SeNtct from Lucia .Eob,,
Staria Taylor.
Recitation, selected. Master Bradley
Kahn.
Recita ton. Tulips" Miss Marian IIails
Act IT,. "Rainbow Kimona."
Melodies of Love" Enro,,n,,,
Miss Marion Halle.
Recitation. Under the Buggy Seotr
Miss Ella Morris
buet' over Hill and Dale Engelman,
blanche Davis and Benctta Hulce
Recitation. selected. Miss BENEFIT,
Iiulcc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
RING A MYSTERY
NO Clue to How II Decamc Jmhe,,do,, O.,
COrE of IrnnIY IinfIIn "

Street. who found n gold ring ,n,hn siii.,
IN IN cork OF a brandy bottle last week.
a ~ ina az efforts TO trace the owner
t .I 10 solVe the mystery of how the
unusual position. AS the liuuor was
IMPORTED. 1t Is possible thai il could
nave ,tVe peen lost by worker in the Span
lsn cork factories. but TO he on the
safe side. he wrote TO the shippers and
received a letter yesterday stating that
they mad made Though investigation
ana could not find the owner in their
factory. Mr.. Bonini was Informed that.
considering the hard times and high
price Of brandy. that the concern was
not Offering gold rings with II. He is
carefully treasuring the ring, which
evidently belonged to woman. One
initial. an n, can be deciphereti, but two
othcrs cannot be distinguished
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
Aldermen Meet Tucsday.

III" BOarU OF AIdcrmem will meet
on Tuesday night. without business of
especial importance to come up. on
Monday afternoon at , o'clock the
Committee on Streets will meet and
the Committee on Public BUILDINGS
Properties and Utilities will meet ut
o'clock. The subcommittee on
streets. which has in hand the matter
OF bringing about the removal Of ali
the steam railway tracks on Broad
Street, will meet at o'clock
The Board of Public interests will
meet on Wednesday night at y O'Clock.
The Committee on Dock. River and
Harbor will meet on Thursday night
at s o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

Robert Lambert. colorcd. convicted Of
larceny and sentenced To serve six
months in tho Fairfax County Jail, was
granted n conditional pardon yester-
day 10y Governor Stuart. who acted
upon the recommendations of the trial
judge and the Commemorative attor-
ncy.
Tho Governor refused 10 pardon Ed
ward Thrcatt, convicted in Police Court
!'art H., OF Richmond. of carrying q
concealed weapon and who WAS fined
and sent to the roads for ninety DAYS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
Thanks for Contributions.

the Friends Orphan ASYLUM ve.tc. am
issued a formal statement or apnrc.
cation to Mayor Ainslie and the neo.
PIE or Richmond for the contribution
Tor the benefit of the two instit,Ifioms
me statement is as follows:
we, the committee and the offlcar.
the citizens in general. and Navmr
Ainsiie In particular. city officials and
Our white friends for their rcneroms
oIering Of $l,o33.6o during Tag Dav'
tSigned
George T.. Wood, James II. Froisor
Jemoria ID. Wood and Bette Merri.
dith, committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
NEW EDITOR ELECTED
Rev. l.. l.. Goodwin, Of AshI nd, VIII
Tnke ChnrGc OF Southern CHI, ,hmnn

y
1nke Charge OF Southern ChI Gilman.
Rev. r.. l.. Goodwin. Of Ashland, has
been elected TO succeed the late Rev
w. Meade Clark. II. D., as editor of
the southern Churchman, and j. Lewis
oakley. formerly connected with the
JeHerson Hotel, has been chosen bust
ness manager of the publication 10
succeed the late Frederick w. Baker.
nr. Goodwin. who is 4 brother of the
late Rev. r. y. Goodwin. former rector
OF st. Johns Episcopal Church, will
continue I'm charge OF his church In
Ashland. He has served rs historian
OF tho Virginia Diocese for several
years. and Is regarded as one of tho
best informed men on Episcopal mat
tcrs i'll the country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
ARTIFICIAL LEG WORTH $4,000
Property OF Henry c. Wise Awaiting
Heir.

Denver. Col. June G-An artificial
leg worth $4,000, the property of Henry
6. Wise, who died recently at a local
hospital, Is to-day in the possession
OF the public administrator awaiting
an heir.
Wise, said TO have been n wealthy
Texas oil man, was found unconscious
In his room In a hotel. An cXamina
ton or his artificial leg after death
revealed certificates OF deposjts
amounting TO $4,000 concealed therein.
The certificates were on banks at Sher-
man, Tex.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
BACCALAUREATE SERMON
Normal School Graduates to Hear Rev.
W. u. DOwIc at ST. Pnui's.

W. N. bowie at ~. pnuFs.
The baccalaurcatc sermon 20 the
graduates Of the Richmond City Nor
NAL School will be preached b! the
Re-. Walter Russell Bowie, in 81.
Pdurs Episcopal Church to-day. be-
ginning ;hc commencement exercises OF
the schoC1. which Will be con ..udcd
with the address To the graduates By
George T.. S;raycr. Professor oc ai-
rinis:raii"n, Teachers College, Column
bia University, on Friday night The
commencement exercises will take place
In the auditorium of the William Fox
School. 2300 Hanover Avenue.
The following are those who COM
pose the senior class of the school:
Sophia Naomi Meyer. class president:
Sidney Wyant Clarke. secretary; Ethc-
iyn Adelaide Tiller. essayist: Eliza
beth Gray Gooch. J3mclie Tribe Hover
ton. Hannah Juliet KantrowitZ, Resale
Lawrence. Norma Augusta 10th, Miriam
Helen McGraw. Laura Browne Richard :
son, Jessie Thomas Withnm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

Ti"nrN :. HutzIer VIII prOvidc q
swimming instructor for the colorcd
boys OF the city, aud tomorrow morn
Ing the instructor will fake up his du-
ties on the river 1T the foot of Ninth
street. where all the colorcd boys are
expected to go. Mr.. IiutHlcr Will nay
all the expenses and his generosity Will
not he unappreciated by the c0lorcd
people.
Mr. wainwright. swimming instruc-
tor for the white boys. is meeting with
great ScuccsS at the pool at the foot
OF twelfth street. and has had as many
as 300 boys under his supervision in
uoV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
south Boston. Va. June ia. II.
Vaughan and w. T.. Terry, of this place,
think they have struck !; coal mine
near Wolf Trap. They are locating a
brick yard OH portion of the old
Arnistead farm and while digging
well yesterday struck Il threc-foot vein
OF coal y huge lump was brought here
to-day, and strongly resembles the
pocahontas splint OF highest Type
There will be II rigid search for more
coal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

The birthday Of jefferson Davis was
observed with appropriate exercises on
last Wednesday by the Powhatan
Chapter, United Daughters of the Con-
fedcracy. ut Powhatan Courthouse
Mrs. Robert d. Tucker presided. while
the principal address was made by I
IIaSkins Hobson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
Relic Dequcnthed to Museum.

In the will of the late Mrs. Pcyton
Wise many. relics which had been in
her possession were beQueathed to the
Confederate Museum. Among them
were souvenirs and remembrances of
ton. and jeweled Confederate pin
presented to General Pcyton Wise n.
the sixth annual reunion OF the United
Confederate Veterans by his associates
and comrades.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
Grnntcd SIX Months, 1en.a

Young Mems Christian Association. has
been granted a six months leave of
absence In order to engage in cam
Association. Mr.. Actley will under
take to raise $4,000 to pay off the ex-
listing debt and to place the association
headquarters at Black Mountain dur
ing the summer and thereafter In Rich
mOnd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
Graduation ItecitaI.

Miss Claricc Marshall Bibb, who viii
be the first recipient OF an artists di-
plOua from tho Richmond Conservatory
OF Music during the many years in
which the conservatory has been in
operation, viii give her graduation re-
citaI in the auditorium of the John
Marshall High School Tuesday even
ing. She will he assisted By Joseph
Whittcmorc. tenor: Professor j. J.
Domaine. violinist. and Professor Frank
r. Cosby.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
Flag for Madison schoo,

nag OF Virginia was presented to
Mauison school 3t an assembly OF pu-
pils last Tuesday morning. The pres
cntation was made by Licutcnant-Goy-
"rnor j. Taylor Ellyson and was ac-
ceptcd on behalf of the school by H..
+. Cox, Speaker OF the House of Dele
gates. The exercises were concluded
with the singing Of Maryland. NV
Maryland and Dixie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
Saunders. Condition Unimproved.

The condition of X. u. Saunders, who
MAS severely injured in an automobile
accident two weeks ago. was reported
as being unimprovcd at st. Lultc's Hos
pital last night He was paralyzcd
Fr:cay afternoon His father ana
mother and other members of the fam
.lN arc CONSTANTLY AT his heLSidc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
nsD,r,,uol s,e of sunrove ',

Mrs. q. Harvey Clarke will speak
AT the Leigh Street Baptist church,
Twenty fifth and Leigh Streets on
Wednesday night on The Spiritual
side of the Suffrage Movement" Mrs
Is. +. Valentine will speak on Some
Results OF Equal Suffrage"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
southern Railway Tnrn,,, y.

INC estimated earnings of the south
'fH hallway system for the fourtn
week In May, according, to fgures am.
bounced yesterday by Comptroller
J !ahk' amounted TO sI.G2S.07G which
- Increase Of s142.G5i from tho same
pcrIOd OF last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

ChargcH Win hitting Il. +. Hastings.
Of 1924 Hull street. with Il baseball bat.
Roscoe Nearing. Of South Richmond
gcant j. w. Hastings. brother of the
Injured man. and Captain y. :. Wright.
Of the Third District: Hastings was
treated by DR.. NJ J.. Boyle. Jr.. City
Hospital ambulance surgeon. The
trouble is said 20 have originated over
ball game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
Marriage I,tcensea

Marriage licenses were Issued vcs.
terday in the clerks office Of tho I'M
tings Court to John Andrew Nolan 80,
May Cahen. Rernard j. Myers and
Allye Maude Wallace. Harry L. will
more ana Mary Blount and Louis Emil
Parsons, of Henrico County. ana e.
phia Marguerite Kinscy. ''o-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
Accused of ShootIpp wor,,

FRANK Logan. colored, was arrested
Maud Sims. colorcd, of 20O6 West Clay
street. In the leg with Il revolver The
woman was treated by DIR. NJ l.. Boyle
Jr. City Hospital ambuInnc surgcou
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

Al the caoSing session Of The Kicb-
Inond District Conference OF the Meth
GIist church. held in the Barton
Heights Methodist Church on rLi,rg.
hay, strong resolutions conlmrudinr
lhe Anusaloon League Of Virginia for
its light against the saloon and biz
tcriy denouncing the liquor irafic were
ldoptcd,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
Inbor Man 10 Address Mini.,cr.

II. J.. Colvin, secretary OF the state
Federation Of Labor will make an ad-
dress before the Ministerial Union OF
Richmond and vicinity at tho Central
i. NJ G. a. building Tomorrow morn
ing AZ 1880 o'clock on the subject
of The WorkinEman and the Church"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

a man of wealth said tho other
day. There IL no form Of security
that ] know OF that is not likely 20
decrease In value--cXccpting the
Interest Account in "a big National
Bank like the Merchants"
1T Is always cash II pays more
than Government Bonds. and does
not fluctuatc in market value as
Government Bonds do. When you
need the money your savings nC-
count is worth 100 cents on the dol
l1r-docs not drop AZ securities do
In hard times"
Most important OF oil, you can
start Il savings account with am
small sum. $l.D0 or more, and add
TO 1t. Every dollar earns ~; inter
est. which Is added To the principal
every six months.
Thousands know the value of
their savings account here. MAJ
sc add you TO their number? You
are welcome NJ the SAFEST FOL:
SAVINGS" BANK.
1IOl Enst Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Higgins. of Dance
street, Will leave tomorrow for the
Blue Ridge Mountains, where they will
spend two weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
Lcyington-R W. Bagweu New Canton.
II. ~. HaWland and VILE. Hnltinnrn Nd

Lcxington-R. W. Bagwell. New Canton;
+. T.. Hawland and VILE Baltimore. Md !:
T. y. Common. Washington. ID. c.: j. d.
Narroe Warrenton; Mrs. i. ID. Narroe. War
rcnton; j. NJ. liOEe. Staunton: q. j. Mills
Rocky Mount. y. C: John =. Burnett. Vir-
ginia: Ira q. Davis. Cartcrsvilc. y. j.
Haden. Palmyra; w. It. Tate. INDIANAPOLIS
Ind; c. T. Matthews. North Carolina: W. r.
Morgan; i.ynchburg. David y. Neiner. vir-
ginia: Joseph II. Brakcr. Philadelphia; NJ
W Gannaway Lynchburg: 4. j. Arvin and
VIE. virginia; !, Dobbin New York. Henry
fcyscr, City: G. w. CHpcnd and wife VII
m'nEton. y. c.; II. q. Williams. Virginia:
w. %. l.ertwich and wife. Durham. =. C.:
a. j.. wills. Palmyra: y. NJ. Jenkins. Sails
bury. y. c.. =. Atkins, PHILADELPHIA.