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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
No INFANTRY ACTIONS
~ THE NEUDlS REGION

PARIS, March - Thcr" were no in
fa"try actions in tho Ncroun region
last night. This afternoons olhc:aI
statement SAYS. East Of the Meusc tho
artillery action was violent along tho
boUa1n"nt NauX line To tho Yves, OF
TN" river the night was relatively calm.
Th" text OF tho statement follows:
TN IN" Arcomne district there has
hc"n lighting with mines. which re-
suited TO our advantage a. La File
M"rt" Their" have also been som. on,
ga@em"nts with bombs in the sector or
t"urtcs thauSseos
West Of tho Riv.r Mcus. tho nigh,
was relatively calm. Fast OF tho river
there has been uninterrupted artillery
firing along III" Douaumont- Vauy from,
I'm the Woevre district, there has
been fairly spirited bonn bardmcnt
particularly in the region n Moulain
vile and chatillon. but no infantry ac-
tons
''on tho remainder of Tho from, tho
night was quiet"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

LOST. cameo brooch Sunday night on
tSscN street, between North and Gar
lhnd Avenues, or on Gintcr Park car
Phone Madison 2533-J
WANTED. an experienced settled nurse
with references for young baby An
ply 1913 Park Avenue.
WANTED; competent white cook, who
Knows how 10 cook for farm hclp
Must be fond of children and a hustler
Country girl Or woman preferred Po-
sitiOn open at once. Fox Hall Farm
II. +. ID. No. ., Norfolk Va.
WANTED. married foreman. Ono who
is wiling TO work and sec that COL
orch help also works and obeys or
dcrs. Wife TO do washing and ironing.
Only those willing to make good need
answer. Forty-1vc dollars ($i5) pcr
month, modern cottage. with range
garden. fuel, milk for first . months
after that. More money il worth il,
Don't answer If you can't handle col
ored farm help. Must understand farm
Ing. POSITION open at once. Fox Hall
Farm, II. Il. ID. No. 9. Norfolk. Va
WANTED. salcslady for bakery. Ap-
ply lis West Marshall Street. Bright
stein & Brown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
VT fH GHIIF ~ HIilIt.II
bN t:It DEATH or PENCE

i;h.Eiiii y g.. March THE
h"dy Of Thomas J Fence will rea n
Hai"'Gh on the forty-ihird anniversary
81 his birth. and VIII be taken to the
nome II his uncle. w. y. Jones The
iunsr"i services viii be held from the
firsi BAPTIST church az II o'clock to-
morrow morning. and viii be conducted
hE Key. J. w o'kelley the pastor
me int'rn"nt "a he III Oakwood Ce,re-
feiN. There is much grief here. for
Ar renee MAS extremely popular. and
'hcre VII! be a very large attendanc.
at the funeral. numbers coming from
out OF Tho city. The Raleigh lodge Of
Fins OF which Ny. Pence was one OF
he founders, Will attend in a body
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash the poisons and toxins from
system before putting more
food Into stomach.
Saye inslde-bathing makes any
one look and feel clean,
sweet and refreshed.

Wash yourself on the inside before
breakfast like YOU do on the outside.
This is vastly more important because
the skin pores do not absorb impurities
INTO the blood. causing illness, while
the bowel pores do.
For every ounce OF food and drink
taken INTO the stomach, nearly AN
ounce OF waste material must he car
red out Of the body II this vast.
material rs not eliminated day hv .ay
II quickly fcrmcnts aud generates poi-
sons. gases aud toxins. which are All
sorbcd or sucked into the blood stream
through the lymph ducts. which should
suck only nourishmcnt TO sustain the
body.
y splendid health measure is 10
drink. before breakfast each dav. a
glass Of real hot water with , ,r,
spoonful of limestone phosphate IN i,
which is Il harmless way to wash
thcSc poiSonS, gases and toxins from
the stomach, liver, Kidneys and bowels
thus cleansing. swcetenius and fresh
ening The entire alimcntarv canal he.
tore putting more food into the storu-
aCh.
quarter pound of Limestone" phos
phato costs hut very little at tho drug
store. hut is sufficient Ia make amy
one an enthusiast on inside bathing
Men and women who are accustomed
10 wake up with Il dull. aching head or
have furrcd tongue, bad taste, nasty
breath. sallow complexion, others who
have bilious attacks acid stomach or
constipation arc assured of pro
nounced improvement in both health
and appearance shortly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

Especial TO The Times biSpatch.i
LACROSSE. VA, March - edwin
Nshby Bowen. son Of tho lat" r:dw in
Thornton Bowen. 81 Mccll. uhur =
County, died suddenly in .Nhorh"cu. y.
&. on March %. ia the thirty-SiNth
year Of his age. Several Years a:,o ~
connected himself with tho baptist
Church and he Was - member OF tho
masonic fraternity. his burial Icing
conducted hy that order. BESIDES his
mo;he" he is survived by three sisters
and three brothers: Mrs. II. &. iIarri-
son and Mrs Luther Z. MoSclcy. + La j.
crosse. Va; Mrs. Waller I. Brac"y, OF
Tracey, Va; William 7. Bowen. Suffolk.
Va; Robert NJ Bowen. belmont. Wash.
ana oscar l.. Eowcn. III raso. Tex.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
Deaf lis

NJ DGI NS.-Mrs. T.. q. Hudgins snO
East Grace street, has received ucwo
or the death OF her little SranJson
Bll-I.iE NAT, nineteen months old, nt
INC nome Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
charles +. HudSins. of EcysviIe Thr
baby hoy: to whom the parents and
Eiandmothcr were greatly dcyoied
dlcd last Friday after "a brief illness
RC BEESTEIN.-Dicd at his residence
40 Fcndail Avenue, Monday. March
-. at 6:l5 o'clock T.. NJ, in the INV
sixth year Of his age. WILLIAM Ri-
btNSTEiN. lie is survived by his
widow. fiNc children mother ,wn
brothers and three sisters
The funeral notice will be given
later. >>'"
Augusta. Ga. and New Orleans ~, :
pers please copy. '
RRhY.,, Died: at his parents residence.
-2405 West Main Street. = \. NJ. March
~, 1916. WORTLEY NJ BRAY 'JR'
only child OF Mary Ford BRAY and
Wortley NJ. Bray. aged seven months
Funeral from his parents residence
TUESDAY. $3.50 i. NJ Burial in River
Wow Cemetery. Friends invited TO ri =
tend. " ~"
Sleep on in thy beauty.
Thou sweet angel child;
BY sorrow unhlighted
"a Fly sin undecided.
Like the dove to the ark
Thou hast flown TO thy rest:
From he wild sea of tempest
To tho home or the biest
FATHER AND MOTHER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
AMERICANS ENTERTAINED
"rNd"" and Other Members Of Party
"nests at banquet Given by
Dr. I.aurO Muller

Ei' iANElRO. March William
- McAdoo and the other members OF
INC American section OF the Inter
national High Commission. which is to
meet in Ruenos Aires, were the guests
last night AT Il banquet given bv DIR
i-auro Muller the Brazilian Minister OF
Foreign Affairs.
The Brazilian members of the com
MISSION were also present. Earlier in
the day Mr.. McAdoo was received bv
PRESIDENT Wenccslao BRACES.
Inc tennessee continued her route
to-day for Bucnos Aires
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

his age. after an illness OF several
weeks tIc had been engaged in cleo
iriral work at ilopcwcll. AT which place
he contracted grippe. from which no
never rallied.
Mr.. Hunter WAS educated in Mrs
camrns school then graduated AT an
carly ago at Eichmoud College and
ft"rward graduated at tho University
of virginia III mechanical engineering
Ills hodN viii be taken to "Wuudiawn'
Louisa County, To-day ct ESQ o'clock
- I've laid ~ rhc family cemetery at
tho old homestead Fuucral services
viii be hold at tue rcSidcuo" az his
m"thcr. ia East Franklin Street. at
i":3o o'clock to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
SUFFRAGE FACES DEFEAT
Advocates Expect to Lose In Effort,
{" Bring Anthony Amendment
Before House,

WASHINGTON. March a7.-Sufr.
advocates said tonight thar ,he,r or
fort to bring the Susan f.. Antbo,y
amendment before the House prob,hl, :.
viii he defeated again when the In
"'''dfE committee votes tomorrow on
me proposal OF twcnty-onc commit
tecmeh. theS were assured OF the sup
port OF only nine
Possibility that the prohibition
amendment might bt Unanswered into
such Il position that the committee
would vote on il and the suffrage pro-
posal Jointly, also dismayed the suf.
frage advocates.
leaders said Tonight only one more
ehort would DC made 20 enlist the aid
OF President Wilson in securing con-
Ercssional action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
NURSE STRANGLEO TO DEATH
b"d! NJ Miss IL. VI. Craner Found on
hiEh school Campus Mt Oak GIN.
suburb of Dallas

DALLAS, TEN. March a1-The body
OF Miss H. NJ. Crainer. a nurse, was
found to-day on the high school cam
pus AT oak Cliff. suburb She had
hcen strangled to drath. Disarranged
clothing Indicated she had made a
desperate struggle for life
MISS 'raner returned from a ease at
hu"in leN, on sunday night and
prohahiy WAS attacked. the police said
to-day. while on route from the station
10 her home The victim was TWENTY
'onr years old. Fer father lives in
Maggie, w. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
GERMANS FAILIN
ATTEMPTED ATTACK

PARIS. March 2-.-rhc nric;,i c,,,
mCnicati"n issued by the War onicc
reads As follows:
"Betwcen the Sommc ana ,h, Wv.
IN the neiEhborhood OF Maucour,. after
an intense bompardmnnt the Germans
attempted sudden attack ON ono of
our first-line trenches, bur this com
| lctcly failed.
IA the ArS"nnc thr ACTIVITY Of our
"t'' hcrN continued Al various points
''oh" ihr enemy front. especially in
the sector OF the Cheppy wood Our
long range guns sheilcd troops moving
In inc direction OF Exermont Chatcl
ana exploded munition depot
West Of The Meusc the lombard
mcnt was quite intense on our front
comprising Rcthincourt, lie Mort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
" iiSO> DEEPLY SHOCKED
WHEN TOLD OF DEATH

rr.sidsn, wilson v,s oeo,,,. .bo,,ad
when n. was told or Mr. perc..v d.a,b
aud cxprcs..d deem r.r,., win po,.
nlas,er-General rur,osor ana S.cro,.r,
Tumll,v. Mr. Pence has airec..d al ~
Tho detailed DoIi-ical wor., or ~. al.
,r,inistra,lou siur. mo ;.rosid.,, ,,ol,
Office,
NJ, r.
', .,, -, S'",S on
.,..,,,,a, 49,
,., ~. anu
" 80 "n"'"rfieh. During the 1905 presi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

special 10 The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG VA, March 81.
Miss Dora j. Dadmun. a member OF
the faculty OF fredericksburg state
Normal School. died on Saturday at
the home Of her brother in Norfolk
Because of bad health. Miss Dadmun
had to give up ha position here SOW
eral months ago. Dean 4. Il. Chan
dler. lr., and Mcssrs. Duvall and
Raines. OF tho normal school. left here
to-day for Petersburg to attend the
funeral. which took place at that place
to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
NIrs. Emmn Virginia Crnddock.

TSPeCIaT 10 Inc Tlmcs- Dlspa tch.
fNCHBURG, VA. March 21-Mrs
Emma Virginia Craddock. aged sixty
five years, widow of y. j. Craddock
died at her home here last nigh; fol-
lowing long sickness. She was a
native Of Lynchhurg and - daughter
of the late !. NJ. Price and member
or THE Methodist Protestant Church
Her surviving children are Mrs q. X.
ThaNton. Misses Bessie and Lillian
Craddock, John II. and q. O. Craddock
of Lynchburg, and }. w. Craddock, of
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
Mrs. Lizzie Cn.kic Jackson.

lSpccial 10 Thc Times Dispatch.
tfNCflECRG, VA. March 27-,Mrs
Lizzie Caskic jackson. wife OF u. C.
jackson. died at their home here this
morning after long illness her death
having been expected for several
weeks. Mrs. Jackson was the dauch-
ter Of John s. and Fannie j. Caskic.
Of Richmond. of which city she WAS
~ native. She was married to Mr..
jackson on January ~. 1903 since
which time she had made her home in
Lynchburg.
AIRS. jackson was a member Of Grace
Memorial Episcopll Church and was
prominently Identified with the work
~ tho Daughters OF the Confectionery
and the Daughters Of The american
Revolution. OF this city.
In addition To hnr husband and two
brothers, George T.. Caskic, of Lynch
burg. and James Caskic. OF Richmond.
Mrs. Jackson is survived hy Tho fol.
lowing stepchildren: Mrs. Garland T..
Vaughan. OF l.ynchburg: Dabney C..
jackson, Jr, Of San Antonio Tex (.
Mrs. {. III. Lumsdcn. Of I.yuchburc
Mrs. u. G.. Kerr. ~ Lynchburg: Mrs.
q. l.. Casliie, Of l.ynchburg: I.andon
Jackson. of ST. Louis Miss Florcncc
jackson. OF Lynchburg: TazewcII T..
jackson, OF CITY Point. and Mrs. Roh-
ert Massie. Of Tyro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
DAVIS SPEECH EXPUNGED
"Amrn' Choruscs House n Vote IL
Taken on Motion TO nIot
Remarks Out.

WASH Notion. March c1.-rhc House
to-day cNnungcd from tho Congress
slonal Record. the "vitupcrative and
dcnunciatory" Language inserted under
the leave to-print privilege hy Repre-
sentative Davis. of Texas. in 4 speech
on Texas politics.
Amen Chorused TIA" House. as TN.
vote was taken.
Representative Davis sprinkled all
tho debates with "AmcnS."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

Special 1" The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. March William
Miiholland, aged forty-two years. died
yesterday at a local hospital Tho
funeral viii take place on Tuesday
afternoon ut o'clock. and intcrmcnt
Will he in Elmwood Cemetery. Mr.
Milholland, who was n civil engineer
of Norfolk County and was we'll known
in this city and section, is survived
by his mOthcr and one sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

Especial 1" The Times dispatch
El;lNTrl" VA, March 27-Mre
Henry r: richardson. mother Of Lieu
tenant William Richardson, Of tho
United states Navy. died hcrc to day
following q lone illness from rhcuma-
ism Her son, who distinguished him-
self az tho seizure OF Vera Cruz Was
soon thereafter m;uic tho storncanter
of q n"wspapcr attack involvinc scri-
Gus charges. hlt tho Investigation
conducted ~ naval "nccrs gave him
clear record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
AERIAL. CORPS soon
WAY SHOW IT'S WORTH

While public opinion hero is pessi-
miSuc regarding any speedy ter,nina-
ti"n !" the uursuij of Villa. II is pointed
out That the bandii has never had to
match his Gencralship against a force
Of ~ell-c9uipred American soldiers.
American aviators have had little on
rortunity TO demonstrate their worth,
hut IN q few weeks clear calm weather
may he expected. and the aerial CORPS
can demonstrate its worth.
Tn" American soldiers ar tho from
are enduring the discoinCorts of con-
s"rship. Their communications are
largely Of the Il am we'll and hone
YOU arc tho same" variety Like the
soldiers "t The European fronts. the
Americans cannot even indicate from
where the letter is mailed some
where in Mexico" promises 10 become
as popular phrase as Somewhere in
France
y letter received to-day from Major
J"hn y Randolph. chaplain OF tho
SKIN infantry. written o. Saturday,
sad mat breakfast that morning con-
S's'ed Of oatmeal. pruues. bacon not
"a k"s. sugar. sirup and coffee. He de
scrih"d IN" gales which made i, diai-
cult 10 prepare meal. bu, said the
apre''ies OF men and officers were
hearty.
y s!x!ine letter from CAPTAIN MGR.
rison, Of the Sixth Infantry. said most
of the soldiers were recovering from
bruised feet. but were withStandinc IN.
cold and other inconveniences rcmarl
ably Well
Fourteen soldiers arrived at tn. nos
pital at Fort Bliss from tn. from, "a.
day. suffering from, minor .o,..,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
NOTHING BIT RAILROAD
tt\ tUPE. WrTH \\TIUJ,

Mormon coionistS and American
rarchmcn who know tho desert well
agre" tina; nothing but a railroad can
cope with nature in this drcary region
II has been suggested that 10 avoid
contact "iih the Carranza troops in
Ju@r"Z supplies would ne taken i'm
motor trucks from FL Paso TO po;n,
on the Mexican Northwestern six or
seven miles south OF the boundary and
there loaded. Bri-adier- General Eel,.
however declared to-day tina, if the
railroads arc used all supplies will he
loaded in T.! Paso. sent over the river
10 Juarez and then dispatched south
Thousands of tons of foods,uffs.
"!oihing. ammunition, hospital supplies
"nd forage arc here ready for shipment
/" tn" Casas C;randes district the
minute word arrives tha, General Car
ranZa has granted the right TO use ne
Mexican railways.
United States Army headquarters in
FL Paso already have arranged with
railroads entering 10 provide Iocomo-
tNes and cars 70 make up supply
trains.
Engineers. conductors and brakemen
vino hav" seen service in Mexico arc
r"sdy I" make Up tho crews
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
RA|NEY INTRODUCES BILL
FOR TARIFF Commission
Approved by President ami VIII Be
administration Measure nn
Subject
CALLS FOR NoNrARTIsAN BODY
Its Enactment Into Law Would In
sure i'm Future Tariff Stability
and Re,isions Could Re Made In
tcIligcntl,.

NASiliN1JtN. Ma ."h IA revised
commission, ON linz. s,irr.yiod by
,,r,,.;,i ,-,
""H '''''N'" "'S ii'' "PP'"'"I' WAS IN
u"duc"d to-day by Representative
i;ainc,. ~ Illinois ranking Democratic
,ucuhor ~ tho w, am; u., ,.,
INC h'i' IN us present torn h*s IN"
approval Or tho administration. and
will In ,hc administration n,.,.ur. ,,,
mathematics, &C.,
'"' w !"
statement ACCOMMODATING tn" measure.
1T Will t." supported hy all the
Democratic members of ,bc w,,s and
Means ,.ommi,,.. and i, ,s bo,., !,
.i,l .o. a. ..
,i, 49,
"N
p'h ~ az hcaiiE hohp"rtisan rs IT IS
possible 10 make it
Tho bill would nrnyidc far ,hc ,,
,,i, -, ; .
"N
F'''o'" year each' no more than three
OF whom can belong to tho same party
The frs, appointments are 10 no made
IN, .
-, 49, '''' ''' '"eiHc
nf al, me-, -, =. TO- .,.
cr,i- 49,,
i,,a., ,i..,, ''' '''S' wv
III, ,,,i -, 49,,
ir,o.,;a, "'e ~
d.o.t oao, ""'
countr, ,,. ',," ~ '"'s
no, 49, 80 V.
n,od,,,. a1o,t ~"
s,..iGc l,,i., ~, '' ~
H. - 10
c,,s.,ec.,;ar ""'
IN n,, ,,I ,nt,.,' ~ ~. '' "''u
.;or n, ,h ,,;.,,, :" posses
~ '"' IFes'heh''
and no so,,,n ,-,,',,, 'ee
va '''"'''c
:" NV f.SIi''AiE
iNRiFF RELATIONS
The bill would give the commission
fuil power TO investigate the tariff re-
iations between the United States and
foreign countries. commercial treaties
preferential provisions. the effect OF
export hounties. preferential transpor-
tation. the volume Of importations
compared with domestic production
ana OF conditions. causes and effects
relating 10 competition of foreign in
duStries. including cost OF production
and dumping.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
violet " bite.

Especial to The Times BSpatc',
NcHBURG. VA. March - Ni"ict
" hitc. thirteen ytSr-old daughter ~
Frank White. died this morning at hcr
home AT Forest. Pneumonia b"in-s the
cause OF her death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
Negro struck by Train.

Special to The Times Dispatch
CHRISTI ANSBUHG, VA, March -.
Virgin irwin. a negro grade hand
employed by the Norfolk and Western
Halfway. was struck by ah casthound
freight last night, having his arm, leg
and collarbonc broken. and was sent
TO MS home, in Bristol, this morning
tle was walking on the track with his
mack TO an approaching train. and did
not hear II until too late 10 escane
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
school Building DESTROYED.

AIIEN ANDKIN, w, March 81
Snowdcn Public School building, a
large two-stOry frame structure on the
west side Of Pitt Street. between Glib
bon and Franklin Streets was do
stroycd by fire at | o'clock this af-
ternoon.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
although II started in some waste un-
der tho stairway. The 300 punils were
at recess at the time. Tho loss lis
about $4,000, with $4,000 insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
It0I,crt NInv,

SpcCiai to rnc Times DISPATCH.
SThNARbSNllIE.. March "T-!:obcrt
May died on Wednesday, at tho home Of
his son-in law, James Graves. near
Madison Courthouse. tTc was about
seventy FIVE years old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

interest TO tho conference
MI Of tn" business Of the conference
was completed hcfor" The reading OF
thc appoiu'm-nts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
TIE KELLAM HOSPITAL.

The kcllsm Hospital is Without pHrailM
In tho treatment OF Cancers. Turner's Ulcers
ana chronic sores. and want every man
anu woman III the United States To know
mat Ne nave treated successfully, without
inc use or the Knife, Acids, = Ray, Radfum
or serum. over ninety per con, OF The many
hnndrSds or sufferers during the past o!Eh.
teen years.
KEI.lAM HOSPITAL, INC.
1917 West Main ST.. Richmond, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Maurice Hunter only son OF Mrs n
=. iiuntcr. died yesterday morning AT
" o CLOCK IN Inc forty-fourih year OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

''VN NUtW fIVHl FllSI T'1EC.l
grand jury has been asked to delay
returning an Indictment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
THOMAS J. PENCE DEAD;
TO BE BURIED IN RALEIGH

,Comtinmch from Flrst I.nge.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
VIRUlENT DISEASE GERMS
PURCHASED BY DR.. WAITE

,COntinucd from +
The sun., 1916-12-24

merhorn Hall the American Society Of
Naturalists will begin its meetings on
Friday morning. DIR. Osborn will pre-
sent the new conception of the causes
or evolution. Other speakers will be
Prof. T.. Il. Wilson Of Columbia, re-
garded as the worlds leading authority
on the structure Of the cell Prof. T. HI.
Morgan OF Columbia. and Dr. l.. Ray
mond Pearl OF the Maine Agricultural
Experiment Station. authorities on
heredity and breeding. and Prof. r.
@. Conklin Of Princeton. author Of En-
vironment and Heredity."
Eugenics will receive attention at the
meetings OF the American Genetic A.
ISOLATION. pan-American use of the me-
trio system will be discussed at meet
ings Of the Metric Conference at Co
lumbia. beginning on Wednesday. The
American Psychological Association
will celebrate It's twenty-ffth anniver-
sary. The Automobile Club Of America.
the National Highways Protective As
Chamber Of Commerce and the Society
for the Promotion OF Engineering Edu.
cation will all hold Joint sessions.
Special arrangements for receiving
visitors have been made by the Ameri-
can Geographic Society. the Brooklyn
Museum. the Bronx Geological Park
and Botanical Garden. On Wednesday
evening the new illuminated tanks In the
Aquarium. Battery Park. will be visible
for the first time at "A reception ten
dered by the New York Geological So
cicty.
The sun., 1916-12-24
WINTER ROOF GARDEN READY.
waldorf "a Have Facilities fos
skating md Dancing.

The new roof garden Of the Waldorf
Astoria, the last project conceived by the
late George G. Boidt. will he opened for
it's first season on December 30. Besides
tables at which tea and other things TO
drink may be obtained it will offer for
amusement ice skating. roller skating
and dancing.
A big open air rink for ice skating has
been built in the centre of the big arcs
where last summer we're the tables for
those who like to sit and drink In the
music of the orchestra. Adjoining IL Is
a big hall for roller skating and next to
that is the sun parlor. now TO he used
for dancing. The roller skating rink 10
the summer music room which has been
enclosed in glass and decorated.
Instructors will he available to teach
leo skating in the morning from 10 to
IL 40 general skating will begin At 2 30
aud dancing at $40. Walter Jarvis.
who managed the dancing In the grill
room this season. will be In charge OF
the dancing IN the sun parlor. The roof
garden will he closed at s 30. Admis-
sion to the roof garden. including the
skating andNiancing. will be 81. The en-
tire roof garden may bc rented privately
In the evenings.