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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-12-11
Checks Group Instantly.

You know Group is dangerous. And you
ought to know, too. the sense of security
that comes from having Foleys Honey and
Tar Compound in the house. Il cuts the
thick mucus and clears away the phlegm.
stops the strangling cough and gives easy
breathing and quiet sleep. Every user is
a friend. For sale by r. W. Vinson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-12-11
Christmas Toys At Reisinger's.

A full line Of toys, wagons. doll carriages,
sleds, etc. at city prices from Sc to SIS.
If you are in the habit Of shopping in
Washington. we will be pleased to show
you goods and quote prices for comparison,
as we believe ii will be mutually profitable.
Our and l0c line is equally as attractive,
as we were fortunate in ordering all Of our
toys, ETC., before the European war broke
out, therefore there will be no war prices
here.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-12-11
Best for Kidmeys-soys Doctor.

DIR. j. T. X. Neal, Greenville, S. c., says
that in his 80 years of experience he has
found no preparation for the kidneys equal
to Foley Kidney Pills. In soc and 500
sizes Best you can buy for backache,
rheumatism and bladder ailments. For
sale by X. W. Vinson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-12-11
Cnkcs At Reisinner,s.

am making my own cake baking regu-
larry now. first time in about three years,
and will guarantee everything pure and
clean. Why pay 25c per pound for pound
cake. etc, when we will sell you our own
make for zoe per pound. Layer cakes
same price.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-12-11
Christmas Season Series or
Sermons.

December 13-The Wife Who Ruled and
Ruined Her Husband.
December 20-Wise Men -Ancient and
Modern.
December 27-Seven Things God Hates
January SIS Life Tragedy?
January 10-The Wise Quartet.
January l7-How to Measure the Man
hood of this Community.
Sunday evenings at the Baptist Church,
Rockville.
OSCAR w. HENDERSON, Minister.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-12-11
Ice-Cream Special.

Don't fail to write or phone to Reisinger
at Rockville, II +, for his special prices to
churches, clubs, etc. II you are not already
a customer, he will send you liberal sam
pie for the asking.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-12-11
Pains In Rack nnd Hins

Are an indication Of kidney trouble "A
warning to build up the weakened kidneys.
make them vigorous, rid your blood Of acids
and poisons. Go to your druggist for Foley
Kidney Pills. In SOC and Sl.00 sizes For
sale by X. W. Vinson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-12-11
NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.

All persons are warned under the PEN
atty Of the law, not 10 trespass on my
farm, near Colesylle, Md, with dog or gun.
NJ. H. BRADLEY.
oct 23-3tE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-12-11
Ice-Cream Delivery In The County

From to-day on Reisinger will deliver
large quantities of ice-cream for picnics, etc,
any reasonable distance in the surround
ing country. Get our prices, quality guar
anteed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-12-11
N0MAN WANTED

w In Washington for
general housework, understand cooking
(plain), no washing small family, warm
room. Apply apartment a. Sterling. 1915
Calvert street. Rock Creek Bridge and
Chevy Chase cars pass apartment Phone,
Columbia 705.
oct 30-2t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-12-11
(oCKEREL FOR SALE.

COCKEREL FOR SALE.
~ Single and Rose Comb Rhode
Island Reds from prize-winning stock.
Price, $l.00 and $3.50 each Also few
pullets and hens. -
Il. W. MONDAY,
Phone rs + Rockville, Md.
nov 49,. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
NEWS OF ASHLAND

Ashland, Va, March 22.-Nir and
Mrs Eugene Har;SooR ana little Miss
Jean Darlington Hartsook arc guests
OF Mrs. Carrie Hartsooi. Their home
tire on Friday. and Mrs. Hartsook and
little daughter Will remain here several
weeks. Mr.. HartSOok viii return TO
McDowcli on "Wednesday.
Miss Darlington Crutchiicld has gone
TO Richmond. after spending some time
Miss Martha Hughes was the recent
guest Of her cousin. Miss Mary Ragcn
Eertrnmd. in Richmond
Little Miss Marshall Hunter. OF Rich
m"nd. has been visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Charles Hunter
Mr.. and Mrs, Emma James Hoofnaglc.
VINO have been spending tho winter
with Mrs. Charles Hunter. have opened
their home on Railroad Street.
Miss Elizabeth Chenery. OF tho state
Normal al FrcdertcksburE, was the
Weekend guest OF he; parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tate Chcncry.
Mrs. Stewart StothoT. of High Bridge.
y. j., Was the guest OF honor At an
Informal reception given by her
mother, Mrs William McGili Lasher, to
literary Club on Friday Afternoon
Mrs Stothor returns 10 her home OH
Saturday.
Miss Mary Iawes Tyler of Gwath
mey, has accepted the chair Of his
tory, ~ Tho State Normal school in
To take up ner work.
Miss Eva Aener is spending the
Week end with her parents, M and
Mrs: A=sner. at the Henry Clay Inn.
Miss EVELYN lille is the guest of
her, sister, Mrs. Richard Moslcy
Mrs. Il. l.. e. scott will return Mon
dan from Il visit "a her mother, Mrs.
} ". Thack stou at News Gerry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
vACtINATI0N ORDERED
frefhiencr al Smallpox Cause OF pro-
utt0n lay SttumtOm lIcmith unnrh

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
stanton, Va, Ma oh @2-Owile tn
the prevalence OF smallpox In virginia
ana lis proximity 10 Augusta County.
the board Of health OF the county has
ISSUED an order that All tho pupils
ana teachers in the public schools Ia.
vaccinated. Many OF tho parents arc
taking their children from school
rather than have then, vaccinoted
Thc Association Of American In
siructors al tn. praI. embracing most
OF the teachers OF that class i'm the
United States ana Canada. will hold
Il auadrcnniai meeting at the Virginia
school Tor the Deaf and Blind here.
beginning on juno IS ana lasting ten
days. Il Is expected that 1T least soc
IN be present quarters have al
ready hcen engaged for more IMAM
800.
The Chamber OF Commerce OF Staun
ton ana the city officials will ioin
ihis organization in extending an in
Nitation to President Wilson ana Gov
crnor stuart 10 bo present.
The Chamber OF Commerce of this
city has adopted the suggestion OF
one OF it's members that an effort he
made To have the manse of the FIRST
Presbyterian Church of this city, in
which Presidont Wilson was born. re-
produced at tho Panama Canal ex-
position at san Francisco az par,
or the Virginia exhibit and TO house
mat exhibit. The matter VIII he pre-
scented To the Virginia commission BY
the chamber
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
FIRE AT VIRGINIA.
Earl! Morning Blnxe Destroys the
John Dalton House.
[ Special 10 The Times Disnatch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch1
Nirgilina, Va. March 22.-An carly
morning fire completely destroyed the
l.rEe dwelling house on Caroline
street, near the depot. known as the
John Dalton House. A little after .
O'clock ". L. Gregory saw tho dwell
ing in i light blaze on top. lie gave
the alarm, aud soon a large crowd as
semolcd. but could do no good. as the
Tire had made too much progress 20 bc
put out by the only available means. a
bucke, brigade
The house was occupied by two fam
ilies, who Were so sound asleep that
those who arrived AT the fire first had
70 break down the doors TO arouse
them. The crowd managed to save
some OF thc furniture on the lower
moor and basement, but practically
nothing was saved from the upper floor
Ihr occupants Of the building. T. H.
nan. had no Insurance. while the
building, which WAS recently bought
ty Peyton Puryear, was partially GOV
cred by Insurance OF $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
FAILED TO REALIZE
WORTH OF RAD|UM
American People Unable to OBJ
tain Supply Sufficient to
Meet Needs.
REPORT OF DIRECTOR HOLMES
Congress Preparing to Enact
Legislation to Conserve and
Develop Resources.

Washington, March e2,--Iiow the
Americ:,n people failed 10 recognize
inc lmportancc of radiurn as n cancer
cure until European countries had OBJ
available supply. is graphically told
~ the annual report of Joseph A.
Holmes. director.of tho Federal Burcau
OF Mines, made public tonight. The
report tells in detail of the bureau :
unsucccssiul efforts 10 obtain Il guam
.,y Of radium sufficient TO supply the
nc health service,and serve, in part,
10 meet the needs OF the various cancer
hospitals or the country"
Director Holmes estimates thnt in
.aen year from cancer" Explaining
that iaoiu:u is considered the most
promising cure for certain types Of
cancer. the dircctO! navs the most Sc
rious barrier to. procuring and demon
stratlnS Is the scarcity OF r:diun Tho
report attracted unusual interest as
C.is itss ~ preparing to enact iegis-
lauon 10 develop and conserve the
countI! radium resources.
Iher" probably is not moro than
thirty grains OF radium now available
Ioi use ~ Such treatment in All coun-
tries,' the report says. "Df this amount
thcrc probably IL not moro than Two
grains OF radium bromide In the United
states III tn" hands of q few surgeons
Proudly fifteen grams Of radiun, Was
produced during 1912. ana OF this
eleven grams was extracted in various
.%"' Db'-oi FROM ores Shipped
TO them from the United States. Dur
ing l"l3 there "as a total production
o. 2,tve tons OF radium- bearing ores
IN the United States, which more than
90 per cent OF the radium content was
shipped abroad
Meanwhile, American hospitals arc
EainlE cndeavoring 20 purchase for
Their own use souc email part Of this
I2dium, even at such prices as 81 10000
70 SiopvOO per gram. or $500 900 to
ssco0o0 for the 'ivc grams or radimn
that large hospital should have access
70 for special cases
NO detailed information concerning
inc methods 81 trcaS'ng th.ye radium-
hearing ores being oOtainabie, the
Bureau OF Mines has cndeavored 10 de-
Nei"p process Of its own, which. IL
successful! viii be made public for
general use II is believed that with
iarS" facilities made available the
bureau can extrac; from ores ALREADY
belonging 10 the government a ouan-
tity OF iadium that will, IN part serve
20 meet the needle or tho various cancer
hospitals OF the country"
the director estimates tho uunoces-
sdry waste Of coal at 100000. 900 tons
annually, ana Of natural gas S50.n00,-
coo worth each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
AFFIRM INNOCENCE
FROM DEATH HOUSE
Remarkable Appeal by Gunner
Convicted Of Murder Of Her
man Rosenthal.
lspecial 10 rhe Tlmes. Dlspateh.

Ossintng, " Y. March ga remark, i.
able appeal to the public, pennod in the
death house in Sing Sinr; Prison by
Louis Rosenberg. Lefty Louie" and
signed by his three convicted conpau-
Ions. "Dago Frank "Gyp the Blood"
and Whitley Lewis now awaittnr, OK
ecu'ion for the murder or Herman Ros-
enthal. New York gambler. was given
out today. The four mon rcafirrn
their absolute innocence. declaring they
wero convicted on perjurcd evidence,
and declare that e the evidence against
their alleged mentor. Lieutenant Beck
or, was faulty and sufficient basis for
n new trial. the evidence on which they
"ero convicted was equally faul,v.
The appeal gives list Of references
70 prove that all four were hard work
,ns, honest young men, and points out
OF testimony OF witnesses against them.
espcclaily the failure of Iuban ana tho
t Mal5eT N ST. ,,, to idenify them, al
with all four.
We hesitated abou, giving a state
ncht. says the appeal. but now tina.
i ii,J, Mnhi court in the state has passed
Luz ilelt upon us. our only appeal Is
20 inc greater court OF honest nunlic
opiuion. who We feet in III. end viii
put We are not different from, tbnus, ~,
~ other young fellows runrlint. ;li:o,i,I
M I york City, II" better and no
Kcgarding tho court decision giving
ECKER ne" trial the appeal says:
IN the Becker opinion the Court of
y PPctls states they do not believe Rose
Ss,chcpps, Weber ana WALTON. Luban.
!Hcy say. is unworthy Of belief. Now
~ ne court cont believe Rose, Schcpns.
ener ana WALTON. whore is the mo =.
words of their very mouths
In conclusion, Rosenberg says.
iou VIII find In the records iinrrv
idiiiairo"it%' "Gyp the Blood" Jacob
sinenschcr, White" Lewis and I
Weber and this stranger Iinnunn,d,
shoot This is Gods truth So help
me COO That We are innocent"
81, INC iour men have been sentenced TO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
PROPOSES FIGHT
TO BREAK HIS WILL
Rockingham Woman Will Make
Contest for Estate Left by
Suicide.

! cb.sLi'At 10 i No ines Dispatch.
Hatrisonburg. Va. March 22-h Miss
Eannic pirkcy, of MasSunctta Springs.
Rockingham County. viii make a fight
In the Circuit Court of Rockingham TO
break the VIII Of Reuben Griibh. Oh.
eccentric farmer ana al;uostic. who
committed suicide fourteen months
ago. near darlington. leaving his IS.
tate valued at $4,000 10 the Rock
ingham Memorial Hospital Of Har-
riS"nburg. In a codicii to the viii
Grubb named Miss Pirkey as ieeatec
III case the hospital could not us. The
money under the terms stipulated in
the viii. rs
Grubb named Che county supervisors
as trustees Of the fund Of $4,000. which
he wished TO be used to pay the cy.
penses OF INDECENT patients from Rock
ihSham at the hospital
IN the night OF January 2 1918.
Grubb chased his housek eepor. Miss
1ietnentinc Thompson, from the house /:
then lac stood a rifle against tho wall
and. after seating himself in a high
chair, pushed the trigger with n stick
me barrel al the weapon against his
"tr, The bullet crashed through his
skUll. taking OF tho top OF his head
ana scattering his brains on tho floor
IN his will he said that ~ there Is
hereafter II must be pleasant for
one 10 look back upon this world and,
see mat lie Is doing something for Tho
alienation OF suffering
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
.ENLARGES SCOPE
OF PARCEL POST
preliminary Steps for Establish
ing Direct Connection Between
Producer and Consumer.
WILL REDUCE COST OF LIVING
Ten Cities Selected by Postmas-
tcr-Gcncral to lnauguratc
New Work

steps we're we're: taken b. the pos, .onice Dc
partmcnt to-day 10 perfect IT'S plan for
reducing the cost Of living by having
the parcel post carry farm products
direct to the door OF consumers. Ten
cities We're. selected TO begun the work
OF establishing direct connection be-
tween producer and consumer. Post
master-,;enerai Huricson already hav-
OF cratcs and boxes Tor butter. eggs.
poultry, vegetables ana fruit shipped
by parcel post
Orders to-day went 10 tho postmas-
tiers At Boston. Atlanta. st Louis. san
Francisco. Baltimore. Detroit, LaCross.
Mis-; lynn. Mass: Rock Island. ~. and
Washington, directing them Ia receive
the names Of persons who are willing
10 supply farm products in retail quan-
titles Dy parcel post Printed lists OF
these names will be distributed among
town and city patrons
by the use OF the lists" said First
Assistant Postmaster. General Eoper to-
day, i'm which city consumer can get
IN touch with q farmer, who viii MI
his weekly orders for farm produce.
fresh from the country. and the farmer
will he relieved OF carrying his produce
make daily collections At the farmers
own door OF tho retail shipments to
cit? consumers
The point has been raised that dnt-
Guilty VIII be experienced in the return
OF bumpers and other containers. The
farmer may use incxpensive hampers.
whose value would not warrant their
return. or he may use the higher grade
hampers, for which he may include an
additional charge. to be credited 10 the
consumer on return of the hamper by
parcel post
The Postmaster-Gcneral Is convinced
that this plan is the one thing ncccs-
sary TO enable the people of this coun-
try to enjoy the potential benefits OF
the parcel post.
The Postmaster Generals plan is
designed 70. provide for the most eco
nomicai distribution OF those products
which are consigned in the form and
condition in which they are produced"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
NEGRO HORSE THIEF
IN CULPEPER JAIL
Captured by Posse Early on
Morning After Night He
! Commits Theft.
Special to The Times-Dispstcl, !

u.
Culpcper, Va. March 22.--Georgo
carter, the young negro who stole n
line riding horse from Thomas Jones
one OF the most prominent farmers OF
the county, was captured by posse
carly on Tuesday mornin; and brought
to Culpcper where he Is now lodged
In Jail. After stealing the horse on
Monday night Carter broke into n gro
Gerry store in the nearby town of Ste
venshurS and helped himself literally
TO food Hc then went in the direction
OF brandy Station. but finding himself
pursued. turned the animal loose In
the road where IL was recovered and
hid in stable. where he was found
by tho posse. Carter had been in the
employ OF the Jones family for many
years.
death OF unusual sadness was that
OF young Robert Clark, the hfteen-
year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs Cameron
Clark. OF 'Sunnyside." this county. who
fell from q wagon one day last week
injurinS an arm--and died OF pncu-
monia two days afterwards. as a re-
suit Of the fan. Rev Mr. Harper. Of
the Culpcper Church conducted the
funeral services nj the home. and in
termcnt was made in the Masonic Gem
eterN He is survived by his parents
and hvo brothers and sisters
Mi and Alre. Edgar freeman, VINO
have been spending some time with
their daughter. Mrs. Alexander *
Wood. AT Elkwood. sailed on Thursday
from New York for England, where
they will spend some time with rcla-
tiVcS at oxford md other places
The family of tho late Colonel Car
rott scott VIII p-escu, TO tho County of
Orange an oil portrait OF Colonel Scott.
to be placed in the courthouse in that
place. W. W. scott. of Gordonsvile.
librarian Of the State Law Library in
Richmond. and son OF Colonel scott
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23

VIII ma'eo tho presentation, and Judge
George 5. Shackleford viii accap, Tho
gift on behalf OF the county. Colone,
Scott livcc at Clifton" near Mnd,s,,,
ifuh' ana died there many years ago.
Mrs Martha Wood, widow of George
wood, and member OF . prom.oer.
hhppahannoc< family. died at her horn,
~ Spcrryviiie on Saturday. ana wo.
buried there on Monday 81. is en-,
V'Ved by eight chiIdren-four CON, ..i
.S"i uhuShtcrs Sne was a sistn,. ~.
VIC h'te Judge Daniel Grimslcv. Of on
pvDeI' anu tie Rev. Thomas C;riuaIa,,
ana Was thc~!ast surviving o.s nr ~
immediate family 10
hor Tho first timc in many ,c,rs ,t
Waa no court held III Culporcr m ~,
uny !ast--tho third Monday I, NJ
,nc any mas long been one thar ~,
c ct"n'eu hun"reds OF citizens to The
county seat, and last Monduv - ~
exception to tho long stobiiS,,o - no
iS crowds from MI parts of rho ro,,,,t,
~ "eit as from Madison, R,u,aba
al day 'he streets
Union held :, meeting In IN, E1 ~ q icc
Building on THURSDAY artcr,nr',, -" " =
elected Mrs. Lily Settle prnstdnr. nv
succeed Mrs. G. II. Long. who resic,s,
on on account OF change Of rcstdcncc Nrs
r'nrehce bragg was elected corrcsponG
ms SECRETARY. TO fill tho place left va
cant ny the now elected nrcstdnn.
PIans werc made to prcseu. n ni..,,i,.
u MISS FRANCES Willard to this ~,
peper school some time in the near IN
'ufc' and member OF the union ~.
npbo'ntcd TO make the prescntatIon
Through his attorneys ridon g.
Thurlow. OF Culpepcr. and John
~ Lynchburg. James Dorsey. coIorcd
naS entered suit against the Southern
runway Company for $4,000 damapcs
ier injury received while u passenger
T Tm en't railway last July. Dorsey has
Tor years lived In Washington. Ivharc
up was employed as a butler bv n fan,-
ny oi nigh social standing. ana has
thc reputation OF being entirely trust
%orthy and sober. He was coming
rom washington 10 visit HIS parents
~ ~, W. near Stevensburg. this county.
anu han tailcn asleep when tho train.
reached Culpeper and failed to hear th,,
station called. He states that he wn,
toid 10 jump as the train was n,lIinc.
our, ana ala so, failing under the wheels
''ra "a, ing pom legs amputated, be
Judge Shacklcford has ordered A.,
election for salem District for Sntnr-
u'tN, April is. TO ascertain If the votrr,
Oh tnat district are willing to have tho
superHisors issue bonds not 70 exceed
$4,000 for macadarnizinG tho roads or
salem township. equal mileage to be
mint on each road. Citizens of chi
Pcner ana Catalpha District have sub
scr'hed IA sum OF about $1,000 for thu
purpose OF purchasing new and unto.
date road building outnt. which tiey
propose 10 donate to Salon and Catal.
pna district for road building and re
par work II has been unaut,nons,,-
agreed TO put this sum in the hands ~
a committee from Salem District To b,,,.
mis- OUTFIT, and Travcrs D. Bickcrs. ]
Iarnett Bruce and John NJ. Lewis INV,
oeet agreed upon as tho committees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
NEW POSTMASTERS
NAMED FOR VIRGINIA
IspoeLal 70 INC Tilnes.pispntchl

tSH"r'ai 10 Inc Times -Di patch
Washington, March 22-Thc follow
ING Virginia postmasters have been
appointed: Ambure. 3liddIesex Cour-
~ Mrs. Nina Z. Gemlnill: Benhams
Washington County, William II
Sproies; Biand, Bland County. I.omueI
Andrews Blum City. Giles County. WI
liam II. Walker; Cripple Creek, Wythc
County Richard q. tryc, Eggles,or
Giles County. Charles =. Stralev: In
dian. Tazcwcll County, R-uel ]. Hurt:
Newport. Giles County. Mrs Bette |.
Roberts; Poplar iI!n. Giles County.
Wiley r. King; Pound. Wise County.
Robert II. Boiling. Tiptop. Tazcwell
county, Bunyan w. Dillon; Wittuns
NILS NILS. HaIGweli County William W.
Nittcn; White Gate, Giles County
Joseph II. Miller; Augusta Springs An
gusta County, Mrs. Virginia T. Kunkoi.
ANton. Henry County, Robert t. Feat
ross: buckingham, Buckingham Coun-
OF wight Comfy, Stephen H. prudcn;
Cnstlewood, Russell County. Fannie X
Dickenson; Carysbrook. Fiuvanna
county, Andrew r. AlcChesney: Church-
vile; Augusta County. Mrs. Willie Q.
Dudley; Courtland. Southampton Coun-
~, Beniamin \ Williams; Cumberland.
sey; Doe XIII. Highland County. Ak
pheus ; Jones; Grundy. Buchanan
COUNTY wills W. Flanagan: Madison
Hcights. amherst County, William T..
Sell; Middiehurg. i.oudoun County, Cd
win Z. Henncr; Tugbcville, Halifax
County, jamie T.. Wilkins Nolnev
Grayson County Alexander If. Wells
Windsor, Isle OF Wight County, John
w. Roberts.
The follow ing postmastcrs have bcen
examined and ordered continued ner-
Inamently: Ethclfeits. Carroll COUNT
iiiihn y. Lindsey. FishcrsVillc. Aul
suSiH County, Miss I.rssi. ~ R,,.,,
McClung, Bath County. William H. Me
Ciung Rescue Isle OF Wight County
George ". Milby; Spottswood Aususi5
county, George t. Dun q. III ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
I.rN-is-MIIIfr

l'NII'1Vidl 10 J NC IlNtS- DIS DntCI
Harrisonbur@. Va. March 22-.john
j.. Lewis. OF Lynwood. Rockinrham
county. VA, and AIRS. Nelson Du Val
White, of 81. Louis, Mo. were married
on Wednesday at the home OF the bride
in st. Louis, according to announce
incnts just issued by james John White.
a son Of the bride Mr.. Lewis is tho
owner of Lynnwood stock Farm. on the
Shenandoah Rivor. in East Rocking-
ham, and one OF tho best known horse
men IN Virginia. lie is q son of tho
lat" United states Senator John -
Lewis, Of Virginia, and a brother Of
the late n. :. Lewis, for years editor
OF the Spirit OF the Valley ana OF tho
HdrtisonbuTg Daily Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23
CAMP OF wooDmEN uEonG.>,zrp.
Officers Elected rt Meeting Of Mem
pcrs or Order nj Amherst

~ ~ Hc iiHtS- Dispatch.
Amherst Va. March 22.-Tho Am
herst camp Of Woodmcn or the World
h"ld meeting recently and reorron-
iZed the order. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
consul commander. J. Marvin Harri.
son; advisor lieutenant, Harding
saunders; banker. l.. g. Gregory; clerk.
Aubrey c. Joyner; escort, II. p. Camp
DOH; watchmnn. W. H. Campbell: sen
Bowman g. NJ. Campbell and L. r
Drummond.
Il r. Harrison continues 20 i'm
prove slowly AT his home here His
son, Taylor Harrison. who has been
at his bedside has returned 10 his
work IN Norfolk.
\ mee'inG OF The stockholders OF
the Amherst Count, air Association
has been cnIlaI fnr SATURDAY., Aprn ).
officers viii be elected.