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MURDER IS COMMITTED
ON STREET OF HOPEWELL
u. VI. Forty, OF Onlo Alto. Pa; l.
billed by Negro, Who Makes
Good His Escape.
SHOT JUST BELOW HEART
White Man Accidentally Coliides
With Black and Latter Fires Bul-
let Into His ISody-Vnin Hunt by
Miiitiu and Police.

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HplEW ELL. VA. February til.
NJ. Forty. whose home is believed TO be
in oalo Alto. Pa, was shot and in
stantly killed to-day on roythrcss
Street. a few steps from IIopcwell
street. by an unidentified negro who
escaped
Judging by papers round in his
pockets. Forty WAS at one time en-
pl"ycd as "a brakeman by the New York
Central railroad. operating between
Maybrook and Poughkecpsic, y. Y
Forty came to 1Iopcwcll several
months ago. and had been conducting
a fruit stand on the street. Yesterday
h" sold his business.
According to witnesses. he was walk =
ing through Tnythrcss street. when he
accidentally collidcd with the negro.
Tho latter instantly drew Il revolver
from his pocket and. pressing it against
tn" white mans breast. fired. The bull
let passed through his body. inst be-
low the heart Forty. who died with
ont uttcrinE word, fell into the arms
OF an Italian, who conducts a stand
not far from Tia" orc just sold by tho
dead man
The alarm was at once given. and
a company OF militia. now maintaining
martial law here. in a short while sur
ROUNDED tho entire block where tho
murder occur. ed. Careful search ,hy
the police. however. failed to lead to
tn" arrest of the negro
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Senate Bills

The following bin, were offered yesterday
in the state Senate and referred:
certain companies operating railroads by
steam and engaged in the general trans
for such transportion. Referred 20 Commit
tee on Roads and Internal Navigation.
by Messrs buchanan and cannon-s. r.
No. 2aa' 10 ame,d section Is OF an act TO
raise revenue for the support OF the gov
eminent and public free schools and to pay
the Committee on Finance.
BY Mr.. Jcffreys--s. Is. No. ?,o to amend
an act to incorporate tho town of Chase
city III tho County Of Mecklenours RE
t"rrcd to tho Committee on Joint Special
F'I RI. a and , Local Legislation
sections :, H. 80. s.. CO and GO of an act,
providing charter for the city OF Norfolk.
referred TO the Committee on Ioiut. Special.
Private and Local Legislation.
BY Mr.. Mathews-s. q. No 90. 10 amend
Of Norfolk. Referred to Joint Committee
on Special Private and Local Legislation.
By Mr. cannon-s. r. No. 2s5. providing
for this service execution by the high
constable of any summons. order. attach
mont. or other process entered or issued by
civil Justices elected for cities containing
over 5000 Inhabitants. Referred to the
! Committee for Courts OF Justice.
BY Mr.. Mathews-S. Il. No. "a 10 permit
the Councils. other governing bodies OF
cities Of the first class TO tablisl sys-
tenn OF pensions for injured retired or
superannuated members OF the police and
fire departments OF said cities. of either Of
said departments. Referred TO the Commit
ton.
by Mr.. Mathcws-S. r. No. 24s. providing
for a new registration of voters In the cities
Of the Commonwealth not on the rolls or
hooks MADE by the boards Of registration
appointed by the Constitutional Convention
and known al the permanent registration
rolls or books. Referred to the Committee
on Privileges and Elections
BY MIR. Mapp-S. Il. No. .i6. 10 provide for
the granting Of licenses for the Manufacture
;.n6 sale Of ardent spirits for the period
beg inning May /. 1916 and ending October
81. 1916. and prescribing the amount TO he
nnid thereof. Referred TO the Committee on
Finance.
BY MIR. Strode-S. Il. No. "a 10 amend sec
ton - of chapter OF an act of the As
sembly of Virginia. concerning public ser
vice corporations. to define tho duty o..
steam railroad companies or the nDproa cb
OF it's train to highway crossings and pro.
riding the contributory negligence. on the
part OF travellers on tho public highway
when injured BY the railroad engines and
trains at such crossings. shall not bar re-
sovery: unless the approach OF such en-
tive and equally effective means Referred
20 the Committee for Courts OF Justice
BY Mr. Mathews-S. H. No H. proposnr
an amendment to section l7o article 4: Of
the Constitution. Referred to the Commit
tee on Finance.
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THE HOUSE

by a vote OF Gi to 10, the House of
Delegates yesterday passed the resolu-
ton introduced by Delegate Hugh y.
White, amending the Constitution so
as to abolish the Office Of Commissioner
OF State Hospitals. There was no de-
bate. The office is now held by J. NJ
hauscrman. an attorney, of Woodstock.
Floor Leader Willis offered Il rcso-
luton providing that hereafter tho
House shall adjourn daily not earlier
than 80 o'clock in the afternoon. and
that after IL O'Clock OH Saturdays only
local bills shall be considered. The
resolution WAS held by Speaker IIous-
ton to be out of order.
The Torrcns land registration bill on
the calendar on it's second reading, was
advanced to it's third reading and en-
Erossncnt after the Incorporation of a
number of immUtcrial amendments.
The measure will come UP to-day on Its
passage. IT'S friends predicted ycstcr-
day that II will pass by Il fair margin.
} The body was convened at 10 o'clock
by Speaker Houston. Delegate Buck,
preacher in private life. offered
prayer. Most of the three and "A half
hour session WAS spent in debate on
tho bills relating TO tho pensions for
Supreme Court Judges. and I'm the dis
cussion OF amendments to the Torrcns
bill.
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GIVE DIAMOND BRACELET
TO HOPEWELL VISITOR

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lloTEW ELL. VA, february 4.-Of-
nee assistants and forcmen in charge
or the construction work to-day were
called upon TO subscribe to a fund 70
be used for the purpose of providing
flowers for Mrs Eva II. King OF Toms
River. y. j., whose beautiful voic. on
tertained them tonight at the Du Popt
cub. The money was given so freely
that not only the flowers. but a dia :
mond bracelet was presented to Mrs.
King Mrs King has declined offers to
enter grand opera
The flowers and the bracelet were
presented by committee COMPOSED Of
j. j. Redmond. c. p. Clark and T.. r.
Adams.
This was the first function given ar
the Du Pont Club by an individual II.
II. Conncn. construction superiuten.
dent Of the big plant. was the host. He
was assisted by NJ. r.. II. Shechan Al
j. Murphy. s. r. Davis, j. T. Hardy
Frank Kelly. y Parkinson. \. l.. Cohb
l.. u. Mott, ". Scherer. !. McKim, Jr,
X. w. Rossicau, w. r. HOFFMAN. c. q
lambert and George McKenna in en-
tertaininS tho guests.
. The affair opened with a motion mic
turc. after which dancing was in
dulGcd in.
Mrs. King is guest at the home OF
Mr.. Council
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THE SENATE

By n vote of Is TO IL. House bill No.
&c. providing for the sanitation of
and places where AMI
mails arc prepared for human food.
nassed the Senate yesterday. With a
few minor amendments, none OF which
materially affect tho salient features OF
,hc measure, the bill will again be
taken up by tho House for concurrence.
Tho resolution introduced Thursday
nv Senator's Robertson and Jcffreys. re-
u,,cstinr tho state Board OF Education
"a, rivc tho Senate certain information
concerning tho recent adoption of text
hooks, and cmbodyinG other requests.
was. in n slightly modified form, adopt
cd without discussion by viva vocc
vote.
Though lengthy discussion on the
propricty Of adopting Il resolution M
dorsinS tho preparedness policy Of
President Wilson retarded :hc routine
PROCEEDINGS for IN hour. two House
bills wcrS taken up on their third
reading and passed on the calendar.
measures advanced on the calendar
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prevc and confirm certain bonds heretofore
ana an, hereafter ISSUED ey the tom ~ Orange
August, 1915. authorizing the issuing OF tho
said bonds.
BY MIR. Swift-To regulate the hunting and
shooting of squirrels in the County OF spot
sylvania.
By MIR. Bristow-To authorize the BOARD
OF Supcrrisors OF Gloucester County 20 lease
foint. and to validate certain lcascs hereto
fore made
nv Mr.. Cookie amend End re-cnact an
act approved March i2, 1912, to provide for
the working and keeping H. o-dcr III" roads
OF the Counties Of Greene and Madison.
by Mr.. Norris-To allow Il. W. Mourning
70 oui'd wharf IN tho York River. upon n
site leased by him from the county of
Gloucester.
by Mr. iIundlcy-To authorize tho Roar,
OF Supervisors Of King and Queen County
''Wp, or az much thereof NAV bc n.c.s-
.ary; 20 continue the Improvement OF the
pubic roads OF said county.
bE Messrs Tifauv and Mcctzc-To ar,rnd
an: re-enact an act entitled Ian az. to
amtI.of,zo III" Warrenton and Fairfas Turn
i nse ,n n|mpany. Inc to take possession OF
n t"irEN County Courthouse. a. to
@haD,c IN. company TO ;aEe possession
instead OF al Of said oi,i turnpikc. and
ne old turnpike from Burkiani to Gaines.
lion thereof and Of certain 9TH" b,Yh.
ways or portions thereof.
~ IN" committee on Counties CIiics
aud Towns:
by Ncssrs. Page and Pi,ts--ro amend and
rr-'ha't section So or tho Code.
J." IN" Committee for Courts NJ Justice:
~ MI GieeT-to amend and enact
srcnon c2iG Of The Code In relation to mar.
rage licenses: by whom issued.
r: Mr. White-T" amend and e..ct
Herunn or an act to provide for abatin;
lhhiic nuiSan"cs aud L" rcpcai AN &c, an
proved March . 1855 IN relation thereto
r. tho Committee Finance:
IS? hcssrs. Beale. Pitts and HnIson-k
hiil 10 amcnd and ensc, soc: sion II OF
inc general revenue act.
ny MT. Bristow-To amend and r.-e-act
Sr,'i"n S.. OF AN act entitled an act 10
F"'S" revenue for tho support OF tho govern
,ncnt md public rr,c schools. AMI 10 M,
interest on the public debt
~ Mr.. Co,nmins-To amend and rc-cnac,
section iofi- 81 an act to rake revenue for
IN" support % tho government and puoIir
public debt nv
NaviGatiou: 40"
~ Mr.. Epcs-A House joint resolution an
pointing commission 10 study and r.pnr,
on question Of public road Legislation
Sy M-ssrs. Cox and Cousinr- Nc.norl.,, in
rr:Ard 70 automobile tax.
!" tho Committee on General Lave.
10y NJ. cousins-To amend and -n.,.c.
,Hctor or in act entitled an nc, 70 dc
said act. OF
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Here and There
in the Legislature

DELEGATE Epcs. OF Sottowa%. intro
duccd a resolution Yesterday providing
FOR u joint committee OF i've members
,hrcc FROM the House aud TWO from
tho Snuate--to make - study OF III"
road laws Of the different states OF tho
Union, and to report 10 the next Cen
cral Assembly its recommendations Tor
a comprehensive REIMBURSEMENT OF the
laws on This subject in Virginia
The preamble OF the resolution sets
forth that tho laws affecting roads. tho
powers OF local boards of Supervisors
and tho duties Of the state Highway
Commissioner are conflicting and con .
fuSinr. and are little understood by
many persons. Tho committee. il il
provided. is TO make stud: OF road
conditions and needs in the various
sections OF tho state the work and
duties Of the state Highway Commits
sion, and such other matters as NAY
seem pertinent, reporting TO the next
session OF the General Assembly a
draft OF :. bill or bills for tho improve
mcnt OF the states road laws.
III tho bills reported out Of the SEN
ate Committee ou Roads and Internal
Navigation, revising the State aid road
law, are embodied some of the more
important features Of the Byrd bill As
the measure now stands. local author
tiles arc given the right TO select the
character Of road TO be built, and the
law is given greater icXih;iity in that
II provides more types so TO meet
conditions prevailing in different sec
lions.
Maintenance is provided FOR the State
aid roads by applying the automobile
license tax. this tax to be prorat.d
70 each county on the same basis as
before r.. however, the county does
not use the fund entirely for maint.-
naocc, il viii revert TO the county's
building fund.
The Senate Committee on Public In
stitutionS and Education will consider
the coordinate college bill at it's
regular meeting next Tuesday Sena-
tor Early. co-patron of the bill is es-
pccially optimistic this session. and
predicts a substantial ma jority for the
measure In the Senate.
senator Cannon's bill. 10 create a
board OF examiners for BARRIERS and
10 provide for inspection and santa
zion OF barber shops. was enthusiast
'ically Endorsed last night AT meet
ing OF Local. No. 500 Journeymen Bar.
bcrs' international Union OF America
Among other duties. the board will be
charged with the duty OF seeing that
the prospective barber Is free OF any
infectious or contagious disease.
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The funeral OF Henry 4. G.. Hart
man, who died on Wednesday, at tin.
nome of his daughter, Mrs. Frances G.
home of his daughter. Mrs Travis 4;
Watkins. al Stuart Road, will be held
TINS afternoon at 3 o'clock in the OVER
brook Presbyterian Church, with Ma
sonic rites in Hollywood Ccmetcrv
where the intcrmcnt will he made
The pallbcarcrs will be r. Edward
burton. Edwin Ivcy. W. q; Cosby
Charles a. Crawford, Charles q. Boshcr
Milton S,rauS, L. G. Cunningham and
Lyle c. Bently.
MIR. Hartman, a Confederate veteran
OF Il. T.. Lee Camp, was for many years
q salesman in the store OF o. H. Berry
& CO.
Besides widow, who was before
marriage Miss Lottie j. Buxton. Mr..
Hartman leaves one brother. John
Hartman. of Union Bridge. Md. and
the following children: Mrs j. w.
Craig. Mrs. I, c.. Watkins. Mrs Ernest
w. Amos. OF Richmond. and II. b. Hart
man. Scottsdale Pa: Mrs. y. w Cease,
schenectady. y. v: Mrs. Arthur j.. Pit
Kin, Poughkce psie. y Y. and Frank
T.. Hartman. who is at present i'm the
medical service OF the British army
now in France.
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FEEDERICNsECHC;. VA. February
Mrs Ella NJ. Colbert. wife Of C. "
Colbert. OF Guinea Carolipc C-o,,n,r
died al hospital in Richmond on
Thursday night Mrs. Colbert was a
Miss MasS"". OF Spntsylyania COUNTY
sister "f pr !. Wal!acc Massey. the
present treasurer OF Spotsylvania Shs
~ survived h. hcr husband and two
daughters. Tho body was brourbt
mere yesterday afternoon aud taken to
the home Of T.. Il. Colbert in Spotsvl.
Nania County. where tho funeral .er
vices were hold this afternoon. con-
Quoted by rev. Frank Holland In
terncnt was made in tho family bury
ing ground at that place
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ho> pToN VA. February AIRS,
Marietta :. Tisdale. widow of Enni,m,
n: T'Sdalc. died on Monday. January
She was tho eldest daughter Of III.
,a'c pr Joseph Roswell. Jr.. and Mary
-. roswell She leaves five brothers.
TWO sisters and tho following d,uph
tors: Mrs. EVA l.. Martin Mrs NJ I.cn,
middleton. Mrs. Tsla +. EcaIes. Mrs
'ora T.. Wilson. Mrs. Emmie c. Beale,
ana Mrs Maud Manwariur.
tho burial took place on January
- AZ inc t"mitN burvin- ground ut
her old homestead. about five Mill.
north Of Boydton
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COMMITTEE IN FAVOR OF
RADICAL SCHOOL CHANGES
recommends Resolution Amending
Constitution AS to Board
Of Education.
GIVES PEOPLE MORE VOICE
Also Seeks to Limit Changes in Text
hooks 10 Once i'm Ten Years, and
Allows Legislature to Provide for
Compulsory Attendance.

hnibodyinS radical changes in the
method by which tho State Board OF
iducat'on is elected and tho manner
III which textbooks for use i'll tho
public schools are selected, tho joint
resolution proposing an amendment to
the Constitution, introduced in the
House by Delegates I;olston, Williams
Valentine and smith. WAS yesterday
afternoon reported favorably by the
Committee on Schools and Colleges.
OF scarcely less Importance than the
other features OF the resolution is Il
provision under which tho General As-
$"inblv may, in its discretion, allow
the trustees OF each school division to
appoint the division superintendent
from a list of cliriblcs furnished by tho
State Board OF Education, in the event
that. at amy time. tho school trustees
Of Virginia arc elected by tho vote Of
tho people. \ bin designed to bring
tho trustees directly under the control
"f the electorate is NOW pending be
fore tn" General Assembly
PROPOSES THAT PEOPLE:
ELECT ItOt.u EDUCATORS
breaking away from the consttu
tIonal provision for the eicction of
three practical educators by tho sen
cation with tho Governor. tho Attorney
General and the State Superintendent
or Public Instruction, the joint rcSolu-
ton proposes TO have tho people elect
four cducstorS at tho same time the
Governor is elected, to serve for Ike
term. The list Of cligibles is to lie
made up III the same manner now
provided by the Constitution. with the
stat" normal schools Tor women at
ifarrisonburr. Fredericksburg and Rad
ford added to the list of Institutions
from which 10 choose. The School for
tho Deaf and IIind at Staunton IS cut
OF tho list,
The vcXcd question Of schoolbooI;
resolution. Books. under it's provi
sions. may he changed In 1928. and
every ten years thereafter. on the
recommendation OF tn" textbook com
mission, composed Of i've practical
educators TO be- appointed by tn" Gov
crnor In the interim a special com
mission. also nppointccs % the Gov
ornor. Will investigate changes suc-
Ecsted ny tho state BOARD Or f.duca-
ton. Tho board may ofcc, changes
ON tho Recommendation OF either com
mission.
Another Joint resolution introduced
hv Delegate James II. rricc. Of Eich-
mond proposing that section l2S Of
IN" Constitution hc changed 20 read :.
THE General Assembly MAJ. i'm ito dis
cation" was also reported out favor
ably. Tho section as /, now reads
limits ~" age from eight ar twelve
y"ary aul oXemnts children unsouHd
In mind Or body and those who can
read or write
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HOUSE BILLS

Tho following bills were presented and
referred In the House OF Delegates under
rule 81:
TO tho Committee on Special. Private and
Local Iegislation:
BY Mr.. Cook-To amend the road laws
OF Madison County
t;y Mr.. Shumaic-ro amend tho road Law,
az Giles County.
Ry Mr.. Lowry. "t Stanord-To amend and
re- enact subsection Of section ?hSi Of th,
Code. In regard to licenses for fishing and
marketing FISH 20 as tn provide for license,
In tho Counties OF King George and Stafford
BY MT. BrowninS-To validate, ratify. ap-
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TO CALL GENERAL STRIKE
Four Thousand Workers in Waist and
Dress Industries In New York
Authorize Action.
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NEW YORK. February i-Four
thousand workers in the waist and
dress industries in New York have au-
thorized an executive committee to call
a general strike. They took this action
anticipating a disagreement when the
hoard of modcrators meets in Boston
tomorrow at the call OF Louis d.
Brandes
general strike committee has been
appointed. The workers grievance has
been discussed in conferences during
the last week. but no agreement could
be reached.
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Ralph \. Cavedo. a wcll-known mer-
chant or Fulton. died at his home. 3S2o
Lester street. yesterday morning, after
an illness OF many months The IN
neral will take place Tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock from ST Patrick's
Catholic Church. and intcrment will be
in Mount Calvary Cemetery
BESIDES widow. MIR. Cavedo leaves
three daughters. Misses Margaret r.
Ruth \. and Mary Cavedo, and six sons
Raiph D.. James H., Henry IT,. Irwin
W. Frederick and William Cavedo: two
sisters. Mrs. /. II. Kellam and Mrs.
NJ. V. Bowers. and three brothers. Will
liam c., John J. and Charles j. Cavedo.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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ALEXANDRIA, VA, February d
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank TomplSins. of Spot :
sylvaEia County. announce :hc mar.
riagr Of their daughter, Mary Enth
crccm. to Jack Martin Matthews. OF
Alexandria, on January ~. The rcrc.
mony was performed by Rev. o. w.
rriplett, pastor OF the Second Bap-
list Church.
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Funeral Of Viz. uour,,,,.

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ALEXANDRIA, VA. February g.
The funeral Of Miss Katharine l.. TAN
ratty. 'wenty-siN YEATS old. who died
yesterday at tho home Of her brother
John j. IIanratty, will take place at =
o'clock tomorrow morning from st.
Mary's Catholic Church.
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HANOVER Va l:nhr.

HANOVER. VA. February John
G. Peasr. aged siSty-thrcc years a
prosperous farmer. died on Friday
morning at his home "Woodbcrry."
after a weeks Illness Mr. pcase had
made his home here for many wears.
He will he buried at Elack Creek
Church on sunday. \ wife and two
sons survive him.
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PETERSBURG. Va. February -
Henry l.. falkencr. former Well.
known resident OF Petersburg. lied
last night in Warrcnton. y. c.. and Inf.
funeral Will take place there 10.
morrow. Mr.. Faikencr lived In Peters
known here. lie was AT ON, ti,,,
merchant cn6accd in tho retail Shoe
business. In later years he Wa, con.
nected with the Shirley Hotel. He VIA,
unna rricd. 80
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On motion Of Senator West. the Sem
ate adjourned at 1850 o'clock TO con-
vcno to-day Mt II o'clock noon.
In addition to the bill already mem
toned. House bill No. Is. TO amend
section 1853 of the Code. was passed aud
sent to tho Governor for his signature
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NIrs. n. NJ. Wood.

LYNCHBURG, VA. February Airs.
Margaret Frances Wood. ciGhty-one
years OF age. died this morning. She
was the last surviving child OF the
late George H. and Lucy Watson Tur-
ner. and she was born in Amherst
County in 1895. She was the widow
OF Il. NJ Wood whom she married in
Amherst in 1859.
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ISpcclaI 10 Tue Tunes DiSpatChl
PETERSBURG. VA. February a.
The body OF Mrs. Laura \. Tucker.
widow OF James Tucker. Sr.. formerly
OF this city. who died in Richmond on
Wednesday, was brought TO Petersburg
Yesterday afternoon and buried in
Blandford Cemetery
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PETERSBURG VA. February e.
Mrs NJ. h. Hardy, aged seventy -four
years. died last night at the home or
her daughter, Mrs. 6. |. Emore i'm
High street. She was native Of
Brunswick, and was the daughter of
the late mr.. Jack Field. Of that city.
and a sister Of the late Carl Birk, OF
TINS city. She is Survivel by two
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Funeral Of VIZ. Scott.

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CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. February
The funeral OF William q. Scott
took place yesterday from his home.
'EuE ctield"
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PETERSBURG. VA, February e.
James Knapp, aged twenty-eiGht years.
died suddenly at his residence on Main
Street, Elandford, tonight. lie was :
employed at Iopewcll. and wore an
emblem OF the Virginia Military In
stitute. 1910. His home is i'm Auburn.
Ala. His parents were notified of his
death.
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APPLE GROVE. Va. February
Malcolm Lewis Eagland aged two
Years. died at the home Of tls parent.
Eor" at noon to-day. Tho infan, va.
'"c grandson OF w. T. Lynch