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III. EVENING WORLD, ruEsDx1. JxNuxxY o. rsrz-

tlrement Board: to have retired men,
bers of the police force constitute n
reserve force. as retired army officers
are constituted.
To restore to the Police Pension
Fund moneys now collected and ap-
propriated by the American Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to AMI
mails. for dog licenses. amounting Ia
year 1908. as per printed report. to
&s5.ce Should be brought to date.
Report not accessible.
1H0 o = - = NDATaoHs nd I.
ments TO proposed charter--Section ego,
page go. lines I to II inclusive:
The Auditing Committee to have
power to offer suggestions.
The Commissioners OF Accounts
audit the accounts Of the department.
Section 6s2. page os2. paragraph 6:
sum from excise taxes to be In
creased from $4,000 to S55O.COO.
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HoRNBLoWeR NOT IN RACE.
Would Not Accept appointment "a
the Appeals Cosrt bench.

william b. Iornblower. who has
been urged by friends for appointment
to the Court Of Appeals bench to nil
vacancy caused by the promotion of
Judge Bartlett to the post OF Chief
Judge, has sent a letter to The World
in which he states that he IL not now
and has not been at any time a can
didate for this office.
On the contrary, he says. he has In
formed his friends who spoke to him
ON the subject and has also Informed
Gov. Glynn that while he appreciates
tho honor and dignity of the position.
yet for professional and personal rea-
sons he cannot see his way clear to ac-
ceptance of an appointment.
The evening world., 1914-01-06

Secretary OF the Treasury McAdoo and
Secretary Of Agriculture Houston. who
are here to attend the hearings of the
Federal Reserve Banking Organization
Committee, accompanied by Col. and
Mrs. Towhe. had IA box at the perform
ancs Of 1.-THE New Henrietta" in the
Knickerbocker Theatre last night. After
the third act they went behind the
scenes to call on William H.Crane.
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FRENCH UNDERWEAR
Unusual Values

Gowns Of fine Nainsook. Numbered; handembroidered
in various designs; kmono etn sleeves l95 and 295
values ESQ and SOS
Gowns Of sheer Batiste trimmed with Vaencennes lace
and ribbon hand-embroidered in various designs.
value $50 to SOS. +.95 to 6.95
Combinations Of fine Nainsook, Numbered. handem.
brodered in various designs with eycets with
ribbon. value SOS, ESQ
Combinations Of sheer Batste, aundered all handmad
and handemhrodered in various designs 4.95 to 6.95
value e.ss and $50
Chemises OF Nansook. Numbered; hanembroidcrcd in
various designs finished with handmade cyects and ribbon
value $50 to 2.2s. Csc to $50
SILK & Isle UNDERWEAR
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Police PENSION
d, FUNDS ORIGIN
AND MANAGEMENT
Sources of Income, DiSburse-
ments and the Require
ments.
LEGISLATION IS NEEDED
Suggestions Made by Treas
urer of Police Veterans
Association.
LEGISLATION is NEEDED
BIZ Frederick L. Jenkins.
Hpeasures Police Veterans Asso.
clatlOnD

cistiOnJ
The Police Pension Fund was prac.
IDEALLY created by donations made by
the patriotic citizens OF the city Of New
Fork. subsequent to the Draft Riots"
% Ds3. In recognition of the faithful
performance OF duty OF the police force
b protecting life and property.
Many members Of the force were KILL
n or wounded. and there was no pro-
tisjon In law for the maintenance OF
hDmbers unable to continue police duty
h widows and infant children OF men,
bsrs killed In the service.
These private contributions were the
Aucisus Of the present fund. the re-
bources Of which were subsequently,.
by the direction OF the Legislature. In
troased by adding thereto half pay de-
ouctsd for sick time. half and full pdy
oaAucted for leaves OF absence, two per
MT. Of the annual salaries OF members
M the force. and In later years moneys
koceived from the granting OF pistol
osemits. masked ball permits. and
hare of the unexpendcd balances OF
baiaries appropriated for the force.
Under date Of Feb. 4. 1909. COM
nanicatlon addressed to Hon. Seth Low.
Mayor. and signed by william Hepburn
Rsoseil and Edward owen, Commits.
Monsr Of Accounts. stated In substance:
"An examination has been made OF the
eGoice Pension Fund. The fund has been
posseuiiy watched and disbursements
i've beer. made In . proper manner, %
~ o. may be determined BY An inspec-
hea Of the vouchers covering payments.
NAs every member Of he police force
= hiseetiy interested In the fund and In
u integrity Of its disposal. improper
o1Gburosments-that 10 to say. payments
y pseuous a. benenciariss not legally
ono1t.sd 10 receive them-wouId more
nhs,y b discovered than would be the
nnhursements Of the city generally.
"Whers an 10 proper and regular on
~ face. and where the methods adopted
bsoa 70 safeguard any fund. We must
Asooot them. unless some reasons exist
~ pursuing ~ sase beyond ordinary
Investigated"
INCOME PROVIDED ~ LAW
\ ShoUlo Dc AMPLE.
This report Of the Commissioners II
I s..,-,,1,ea ,o ~. Honor the M.yor. In
-h,.s Attention w.. c.i,.a IN the fac,
~ =. ,hs r,or,h =, n.c.mb.r ,soo the
~. :. s,ss ooo ,,s,.,, -.r....r,.d an nm.
s ~ &C.,. =. ..,.-v w.. no ,hs
49, =. r.,..... "a A,ro..,o,-
".Ss 49, 49, u...a
~~v ."s s ~. ".oanr, =,
. w..S ,,,n.n,
,.... 800. ~, 90 .nr..n A.
~. ~. n-ov,,,or. =, chan,cr an a, ths
~. m 1907 vh,ch ordered ana directed
M vr.xn.raed balances. NJ thi. nature
49, n. ,,.r.s.rr.A ,n,o IN. poiic.
n..-.,, r,,ra
~s... ,,,sg.I ,r.c.,... h.v. h..n mad.
......, .,...on. -. no. 80,
...s a. ,.. ,. ~.
Ss.."" pS..,"- r....s s."s,.. 49, .~
$50 .~.. .~ 49,.
~" ~. =, ~ ,".. ~
" s' ~ TUG ~. " ~"
"e ~. .>
ss -, 49, 49, 49,
~. W." s" ~ 'H.s u"
um from $1,000 70 es.w' yearly
us.e 's~s nave served 'he purpose
pAVns Ior large NUMBER OF torce'
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|Y3RYStb. ss s:t: s|s;ts.' y

the pain. It is perfectly harmless and
doesn't burn or discolor the skin. u
Timber upi Don't suffer! Get .
small trial bottle Of old. honest st:
Jacobs OIL from any drug store, and
after using II just once, you'll forget that
you ever had backache, lumbago or
sciatica. because your back will never
hurt or cause any more misery. II
never disappoints and has been recon-
mended for go years.
The evening world., 1914-01-06

Back hurt you' Can't straightcn
up without feeling sudden pains. sharp
aches and twinges' Now. listen
That's lumbago. scintica or maybe
from a strain, and you'll get blessed
relief the moment you rub your back
with soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs
Oil" Nothing else takes out sore
ness. lameness and stiffness so quickly.
You simply rub il on and out comes
The evening world., 1914-01-06
DINING ROOM FURNITURE

Ten-piccc Colonial Suites comprising
Buffet, 60 inches long. China Closet. Extension
and Serving Tables. five Sidechairs and one
Armchair. regularly $4,000 $4,000
Tcn-piecc Sheraton Suites with narrow
line satinwood inlay; Buffet. 90 inches long.
China Closet. Extension and Serving Tables,
five Sidechairs and one Armchair 235.OO
regularly $1,000
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Tcn-piece William and Mary Suites
comprising Buffet, China Closet, Extension
and Serving Tables, five Sidechairs and one
Armchair. regularly 10000. 225.0O
Ten-piece Sheraton Suites handsomely
inlaid with narrow line satinwoOd inlay;
Buffet China Closet, Extension and Serv-
ing Tables, five Sidcchairs and one Armchair.
regularly 10000, 1850
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WASHABLE CURTAIN STUCcS
Attractive Price Concessions.

Attractive Price Concessions.
Plain Sunfast Drapery Clothsa coors inches wide
regularly LIS, 95c yd
Pretty English Easement loths,-5O inches wide
regularly ZOO, 75c yd
Scrim--White Ecru, 40 inches wide. ...........
HemStched Edge. regularly 3Vcs ZVc yd
With Lace Insertions. regularly 45c, Soc yd
Scotch Madras,-Whte or Ecru. Observation-Disclosures.
40 inches wide ........... regularly ssc 24c yd.
As inches wide. .......... regularly 45c, Soc yd
Colorcd Scotch Madras,--5O inches wide .... 35c yd
regularly sSc
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DOMESTIC UNDERWEAR
Attractive Price Reductions

Attractive Price Reductions
Gowns Of sheer Nansook. trimmed With dainty en-
broidery beading and ribbon; various models.
values 7sc. las and lso. SOC, Use and 95c
Gowns Of fine Nainsook trimmed with Vaencennes
Shadow Lace combined with embroidery insertions; low
neck models value 2.2s, 1.SO
Gowns Of very fine B,tste OF Nansook trimmed with
various laces combined with embroidery medaons and
ribbon values SOS and $50, ESQ and 2.95
Combinations Of Nainsook trimmed with embroidery
ndVaencennes Shadow laces combined with embroidery
medallions. value l.S0, 95c
Combination Of sheer Nansook Batiste trimmed with
dainty embroidery combined with lace and ribbon.
values 2.2s and 500. 1.5O and 1.95
Chemses Of Sheer Nainsook trimmed with Vaencennes
lace and embroidery combined with ribbon.
value zsc to ESQ. SOC. 9Sc to 1.9S
Corset Covers Of sheer Batiste Nansook, trimmed
with Shadow, Valencenncs Bohemian laces and net
mcdalons trimmed with lace and embroidery.
values 7sc, $50 to 2.ss. SOC. CSC to l.95
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WOMEN'S SWEATERS
At Greatly Reduced Prices

Silk Sweaters in variety of desirable colors including
two-toned effects. value $500. 1850
Hand;mad Zephyr Shetland Wool Sweaters; in
White only. value 1880. 8.75
Angora Finish Sweaters in variety Of shades 625
value $50 1
Worsed Sweaters in various models; White or colors
values SO and see. ass and ass
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Clearance Sale of
MEMS WEAR
Is being arranged for the end of the week
and will offer Remarkable Values
Advertisement will appear in
Wednesday evenings papers
Clearance Sale
LACE CURTAINS & BED SETS

At Noteworthy Reductions
Real French Lace Curtains 6.75 800 ard IL so pair
regularly s.25, 1878 and 1880
Florentinc Lace Curtains ... 1900 and $500 pair
regularly $3.50 and $500
Renaissance and Arabian Lace Curtains .............
$780, 5000 and $500 pair
regularly $780, 1880 and $4,000
Real Arabian Lace Panels 13 so, ~. so to $500 each
regularly 1000, $500 to $500
French Lace Bed Sets ... 1880 $3.50 to $3.50 set
regularly 1880. 1000 to 10000
Popin Bed Sets,--hnndsomely appqued .............
regularly $3.50 and $3.50, 1900 and 1850 set
Poplin Curtains handsomely applqucd to match
bed sets. 1000 and 1880 set
regularly 1880 and $3.50
$500 s9Fo'-I82 81. SAY .t
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the Supreme Court has been favorable
10 the utigants. thereby adding TO the
expenditure OF the fund and requiring
the Commissioner under terms Of the
charter TO petition the Board Of Esti-
mate to supply the deficiency.
1t IL apparent that legislation should
be enacted to prevent pensions being
granted in excess OF annual sources OF
income. which. rs per report OF 1912.
shows:
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s., James !??!!| Mccrsery 1; 3 Co.! Co;
JANUARY SALES

Extraordinary concessions from usual prices, in o
effect an immediate disposal of excess stocks thrO
our extensive two-store assortments of Furniture
Beds and Bedding.
All the 1914 French and English models of Chamber D
Library and Parlor Furniture included, and in
stock from the Twenty third Street Branch present greater
styles than has been shown any previous Sales and lower
have heretofore been offered
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SILK & Isle UNDERWEAR
Especially Low Prices

Women's Glove Silk Union Suits: Crocheted or Band
top; deliberately embroidered yoke. Reinforced 3.75
value 500
Women's Glove Silk Union Suits; Band top Bloomer
Knee Reinforced. value SIS, $50
Women's Glove Silk Vests Crocheted tops Embroid-
cred YOkcs Reinforced. value ZOO, $50
Womens Ribbed I.se Union Suits plain lace trim
med; knee length. value las, Csc
Womens Ribbed LAsle Vests low neck sleeveless model
value each ~. Sc. for 100
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WOMEN'S BLOUSES

Lingerie Wolfe Blouses trimmed with dainty lace and
embroidery low or high neck models. zoo and 2.95
values 2sS and $50
Douses of sheer Wolfe, with drop shoulder; collar Of
fine embroidery; net fri neck and down front. 4.95
value $50
Fine Wolfe Blouses, trimmed with bands combining
Shadow and Venise aces flat collar pointed in back fancy
buttons. value 500, S.75
Crepe Blouses suitable for traveng trimmed With fine
hand embroidered dotted and crocheed buttons finished
ut neck with MORE cravat. value 7ss, 5.9S
Smart Blouses Of Silk Rice Cloth or Canton Crepe
handembroidcred trimmed with Shadow lace Medici collar
values 1918 and 1880. S.25 and S.75
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There has been no Increase from ex-
else moneys TO- Police Pen sion Fund
since 1901.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
The Times-D.spatch Bureau.
Boll.ngbrook street.
PETERSBURG. M. April :.
.r,.one go.

Petersburg. Va, Aprll -.
The prcsbytcry Of l.lst Hanover Will
9ieet IN tho Tabb Street PresbyteriaH
Church. In this city. on Monday even
ing. ANA the opening sermon vii! he
preached BY the retiring moderator,
the Rev. r. w. Phillips. of Richmond.
The Preshytery controls the territory
between the Tappahanuock and the
North Carolina line. with fortyfour
organized churches forty ministers, a
church membership of between 1000
and 5000. and a Sunday school mem
bership OF nearly or quite 5000 Each
church. is entitled to representation In
the Fresbytery bv its pastor and an
elder, so that large attendance Is
expected.
Several speakers Of national reputa.
fion are expected to deliver addresses
during tile session. ON Tuesday night
a popular meeting III the interest OF
education for the ministry wll 10
held. and the ke,. Theron H. Rice
ID H., has been asked to deliver AN
address on the subject or The Need
OF Men for tho Ministry" The Rev
W. W. Moore. - D.. is expected to
speak on Tile Christian Home"
On Wednesday, afternoon the sun
day school work Will be discussed
On Wednesday morning and again at
night the Rev. II. T.. Williams. -. d.
will address the Presbytery on the
great foreign missionary work OF the
church. The different phases of home
mission work will occupy Il large part
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
Emily Saturday C1o.inr.

n strong movement has been inau-
snrated by the good women OF the city
In tho interest OF the early closing of
stores on Saturday evenings. Mrs.
William Hodges Mann Is president OF
the organization, and Mrs. Walter a.
Williamson Is secretary. The object is
TO get the people OF tho city to pledge
themselves to do their Saturday shop
ping before IL o'clock, noon. and thus
enable the merchants to close up their
places OF business at an early hour. To
Ih!s end, committee has been an
pointed from each church to solicit sig
natures to pledge to do all Saturday
shopping before noon OF that day. 1t
Is understood that tho merchants
VIII gladly accede to the request for
early Saturday closing if the public
YIN cooperate with and enable them
10 do SO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
To-Day In souths,de Cburcb,a.

The revival services which have been con-
Quoted by Rev. ". c. James In Bainbridge
street Baptist Church for tho pest two
weeks VIII close with the sermon by Rev
John W. k!ncheloe tonight. Much interest
was shown IN the meetings. and there were
Il number OF conversions
Rev. Lloyd c. Moore will preach this
morning in West End Methodist Church on
The Perfect Ideal OF Life" and tonight
on The Pleasures OF SIN"
In Stockton Street Baptist Church the sub
1ect OF the sermon to be preached by Rev
ii. Il. Jordon VIII DO The Fatherliness of
Cod His theme this evening VIII be "A
Gracious Invitation"
Rev. W a. Cooper will preach this morn
Ing In Central Methodist Church on How
and tonight on card Playing and Social
Drinking" continuing n series OF Familiar
Talks Familiar Topics"
Rev. John q. Scott viii conduct regular
services this morning In Meade Memorial
Episcopal! Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
General News Notes.

Another Petersburg bog with Gen
eral Funston's command now on the
way ~ Mexico. il Lieutenant Leonard
L. Gerow. of tho Nineteenth Infantry.
lie is the SON OF J. III. Gerow. of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Stewart, OF
Nebraska, arc visiting the battle lines
and other historic points around Pc
tcrsburg.
The Rev. George II. Spooner, pastor
Of Market Street VI. L. Church. will
preach tomorrow night on War" a
subject In which tho nation is just
now deeply Interested.
Mrs. a. r. Gantcr. of Lincoln, Neb
who has been visiting her niece. Mrs.
A. w. Bn8ton and other relatives In
this city for several months, has re-
turned home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
installation md Rnnnuct.

Petersburg Lodge. Loyal Order ct
Moose. last night installed its newly
elected Officers as follows: past dicta-
q William koenig. dictator. DR.. q. II.
6ccge: vice-dictator. l.. H. Fiers; pre-
ate. T.. -. McKenncy: inner guard. c.
6risto~: outer guard. w w. Clayton;
treasurer. W. Il. Cole: secretary, Percy
3. Lanier: scrgeant-at-arms. J. l.
Dngon; trustees, IL Il. Gillian. Fred 4.
Dalton and +. II. Cole.
The installation ceremonies were con-
Quoted by Deputy Grand Dictator Rob-
ert Gillian. Jr. The ritual work OF the
order was exemplified, and a number of
candidates Initiated. Another attrac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
Ftck1en-Noncurc.

Especial to The Times -Dispatchl
Frederick burg. Va. April 25.-Wil-
liam Fitzhugh Ficklen, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. William r. Ficklen. OF Belmont.
Stafford County, near this city. now a
resident of Staunton, Va. and Miss
Catherine Moncure. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Conway Moncure, OF Shreve-
port, La. were united In marriage on
Thursday night at st. Marks Episco-
pal Church. In that city. The bride
has many relatives In this section Mr.
and Mrs Moncure will make their
home in Staunton, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
TO RECLAIM SWAMP LANDS
Whalcy Introduces Bili AppropriatinE
SI,OOO,0O0 ms Drainage Fund.

Washing ton, April 25.-Representa-
1.-Two Whnley, OF South Carolina, to-day
presented III the House n bin appro-
priating 100000 for a drainage fund
for tho maintenance of drainage work.
to reclaim wet. overlooked and swamp
lands In the United States.
Mr.. Whaley insists this public work
is necessary to promote tho general
welfare and to prevent the spread of
malaria and other disease. The Score
tary Of Agriculture is given charge Of
tho distribution OF the fund. The
States are TO pay four-Afths OF the
cost OF each drainage proposition un-
dertaken within their border.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
jackson Monument, Fund.

At the meeting yesterday afternoon
II Petersburg Chapter. United Daugh-
,ers Of the Confederacy, Mrs. Charles
= Boiling, of Richmond delivered an
address in the interest Of the obaerv-
tnGe of May l as Stonewall Jackson
elaS Day. when the people OF Virginia
NH be asked 10 make contributions
% the fund for the erection of me-
norial to the great Confederate SOL
Her. The chapter Endorsed the move
ment and pledged its aid in the sale
II iags in Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
pctersburs Tobacco salc,.

Sales Of dark tobacco at the ware
houses this week were 1885 pounds
Ut the following quotations: lugs. 81
TO IS; smooth Jugs, 50 to $40; short leaf,
IS to slo5o: shipping leaf. sll to sl3;
wrappers, $50, IS, $50 and $40. Sales
Of dark tobacco for the season 10 date,
i.sso,s60 pounds. Sales Of bright for
the season. 1,2s3.7SG pounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
Assistant Surgeon. Named.

Washington, April 25.-In anticipa-
ton OF tho need of additional surgeons
in tho navy in connection with the
Mexican War. President Wilson to-day
nominated long list of assistant sur
seons In tho medical reserve CORPS to
be active assistant surgeons in tho
Baker, Martin B. Hiden and Horace W
Cornett, of Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
Dcnth of NIrn. PoIlurd.

Mrs. Emma Jane Pollard, wife OF
James h. Pollard. died this morning at
her home. on Commerce Street, after a
long Illness. Besides her husband, she
is survived by one son and three daugh-
tcrs-Bcnjamin Vaughan, Miss Anna
Lee Vaughan. Mrs. L. ]. Chandler and
Mrs. James Sadler, all OF Petersburg
and one sister, Mrs. Susan Henshaw, OF
South Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
STATE FAIR SUED
Aviator Claims He Was Not Fully Paid for
Flights ut Grounds.

The Virginia state Fair Association ia de-
PENDANT In suit which will be tried to-mor-
row morning in Hastings Court Part IL
Charles j. Stroebol. aviator, OF Ohio
seeks s5oo In payment OF a debt which he
claims. Is the balance due on n contract for
exhibitions of his aeroplane at tho Fair
Frounds during the week OF October 9-ls
ia!l. In the declaration Stroebel claim. that
his contract called for s2.5ot. setting forth
cording TO him. only so.ceo was paid.
The defendant claims that the full amount
OF ths Oil was paid. and that nothing
further is due
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
INTEREST IN PRIMARY

Supporters Claim Southside Candidates Will
BE Elected by Large Majorities.
All political Interest on the Southside
centres IN the Democratic primary on Tues
day. Quiet. but thorough campaigns have
been conducted by tho aspirants for office
and all factions are claiming victory Tho
three Southside candidates. Carter c. Jones
and John w, Moore. for reelection to the
Common Council. and ". w. Workman Tor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
New rlaygronnds Opened.

With the opening OF the two Fairgrounds
at Twenty second and Everett Streets and
day IL is understood that the recreation
grounds which were mt tho Powhatan
School last summer will be discontinued
The apparatus will be Installed on the
former grounds. and they will be made mod
ern athletic fields. Games were played yes
terday on tho baseball diamonds aud tennis
courts. which have just been laid on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
Robson-ycrnon.

Especial to Tho Times Dspatch.)
Harrisonburg. Va. April 25.-An-
nouncement Is made of the marriage in
Kansas City. Mo-, OF D. c. Robson. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Robson. OF Messy
Creek, and Miss Vernon. Of Kansas
city. Mr.. Robson graduated at tho
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Blacks
burg, I'm 1905
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
VIII Not Consolidate.

In order TO silence rumor which has
been circulating on tho Southsido IL was
given out yesterday that no consolidation
has been considered BY Manchester Lodge.
No. $40. Benevolent and Protective order OF
Eiks. with the Richmond lodge The
Southsdc organization Intends to remain a
separate and distinct branch" IL was said
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
PrepnrInx Tor Reuniuu.

The delegates from the A. p. Hill
camps OF Veterans and Sons Of Vet
Grams VIII go to tho reunion In Jack
sonNille. Fla. In T. special Pullman car
VIA the Seaboard Air Line Railway
The delegates VIII number Il ecore or
more ana number Of them will be
accompanied by their wives and other
members OF their families. Arrange
inents have been made for a delightful
trim.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
OFFER THEIR SERVICE
Especial TO The Times-Dlspatch.

christiansburg. Va. April 25.-The
James r. Preston Camp. United Con-
fcderate Veterans, in meeting here to-
day. offered the services of the camp
10 Governor Stuart for service In war
with Mexico. This camp has sixty
members, the majority OF whom were
members OF Stonewall Brigade There
was much enthusiasm. and, as one old
veteran expressed 1t, There's lots of
fight left In the old boys"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
THE TIMES RICHMOND VA, SUNDAY APRIL g. 1914

nual banquet which followed the bust
ness session. to which about 100 mem
her; sat down. and at when number
OF brief talks were made.
William koenig was elected delegate
to the national convention Of the or
der. which meets In Milwaukee In July.
with Robert Gillian. Jr.. as alternate.