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KILL COCKROACHES
Easy Matter 20 Sxterminate These
Filthy Pests. ..-< =.

Even a feeble imagination can think
of the germs the cockroach must bring
as it craw;s around the kitchen and
pantry. concentrating and spelling
food Now is the time to kill off the
cockroaches and free your home from
the repulsive insects A dozen cock.
reaches killed now is better than kill
ing hundreds later
A two-ounce box of Stearns Electric
Paste. which you can get for % cents
from any druggist, will rid your home
Of cockroaches or water bugs. 1t is
much better than powders, as it can
not blow away and get into the food
Easy to use and an absolute eXtermi
nator Directions in Il languages in
ever" package ADV. 49,.
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Miss Frazier assumed, although a
college graduate, the part of the Semi
nary girl with all the attractions Of
the under graduate. Miss Frazier is
talented in many ways; she designed
the author to produce the playlet as it
should be presented. ..
Miss Kimtall said, "Please take the
playlet as bit of sentiment not as a
literary production. 1t has given me
the opportunity to add my voice to
the praise of alma mater, it also gave
me the opportunity to give voice to
my admiration of your land, The Is
lands Of the Pacific =. +
The program was as follows:
Greetings by the President of Mills
.. Club. .>.........M Mrs. c. II. Kluegel
Piano Solo. ...... Mrs. w. c. .Furer
Address, The Historical Growth of
the Tree" Miss Helen Kimball
Vocal Solo Miss Fairweather
Accompanies. Mrs. w. G. Furer
Recitation. When Was a Girl At
Mills (By Mrs. Fannie Rouse Car
penter) ....... Mrs. A. j. Campbell
Playlet, THE Visitors"
India. Mrs. Willie Campbell
Hawaii. . Miss Peggie Campbell
California ....-....... Mrs. Lewis
Germany ........ Miss Frazier
College. ....... Miss Kimball
Hostess Mrs. A. J. Campbell
Vocal Solo-ta) The Rose; CO. To
You" Miss Alice Doughty
Among the guests invited we're Mrs.
Charles Bryant Cooper, Mrs Arthur l..
Dean, Mrs. Edgar Wood, Mrs. Arthur
F. Griffiths, Mrs. E. Williams, Miss
Kinney, Mrs. Doremus Scudder, Miss
Marshall. Miss Newton, Miss Anna
Reed. Miss Mary P. Whine, Mrs. "A.
Alexander, Mrs J. NJ Dowsett, Mrs.
F. Macfarlane. Rev. Mother Lawrence,
Miss Morrison. Mrs. Charles Chilling
worth. Mrs. George Castle. Mrs. Will
liam r. Castle, Mrs, Beatrice Castle,
Mrs. Deming, Miss Alice Doughty,
Mrs. w. c. Furer. Miss Fairweather,
Mrs. J. l.. Leal. - ISIS Mills. Mrs. Ed
ward Paris, Miss Marian Paris, Mrs.
George Herbert. Mrs. f. d. Tenney,
Mrs. Bernice Walbridge. Mrs. Angus
tus f. Murphy, Miss Thelma X Muir
ply, Mrs. Frank Richardson, Miss
White. Mis-. Sanford r. Dole. Mrs.
Eben Lew. Mrs. George Kluegel, Miss
Pauline kluesel, Miss Chilean. Miss
Helen Kimoail, Miss Grace Robertson,
Miss Harriet Young. Mrs. c. II. Dick
ev, Mrs. Juliette Atherton, Mrs. B. F.:
Dillingham;. Miss Elliott, Mrs. c. VI.
Cooke, Mss Alice Cooke, Mrs. s. NJ.
Damon. Miss May Damon. Mrs. w. w.
Goodale. Mrs F. NJ, Swanzy. Mrs.
Philip Dodge. Mrs. Frank Ha!sted.
Miss Gladys Ha:- tead, Mrs. H. Deni-
son, Miss Florence Denison. Mrs J.
Howard Ellis. Mrs. Aelanphy, Miss
Margaret Cooke, Mrs. F. D. Lowrey,
Mrs. James AicGuIre, Mrs. J. P Whine,
Mrs. Royen. Mrs. Ed Duisenberg, Mrs.
Caroline Shipman. Mrs. Frank Damon,
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Fl. SKATER SOCIETY
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| SPECIAL star BunstiE 81: :.~poudenraI
FORT SHAFTER, NAY .7-Li.u-
tenant ana Mrs. John b. Richardson
entertain d informally al supper last
Sunday evening III tht:r hone. in tn.
CantCnmtEt
| Miss Elizabeth RostnbAum spent
the past weekend as the house CUES
of Major and Mrs William r. Dash
iell
4" Lieutenant and Ny, WoCLl;n C..
Jones entertained infoi mally ~ din
Pc I" their home II the caitOnm+nt
last Saturday evening Tor Miss Eliza
tn I.Us ennguGn. lis Dorothy liar
ker, l.ieutenant~W f.. H. tovrl and
Dr. H. NJ. Deiber.
@"@ Lieutenant and Mrs. Thomas J.
Camp spent the pa L weekend camp
ing near IIalei~u. returning to the
post Sunday evening
! A delightful picnic was enjoyed by
quite a few from the most last Sat
urday. The party left the post in the
morning. mctored out 10 Haleiwa, and
after a delightful swim had luncheon
on the beach near where the company
Of engineers under the command OF
Lieutenant p f. Reinicke is in camp.
returning TO Skater the latter part Of
the afternoon. AmOn% those who en-
joyed this DELIGHTFUL day were: Major
and Mrs. William q. Dashieu, Mrs.
Pearson, Lieutenant and Mrs. II. e.
K. Muhlenber g.I.ientPnant and Mrs
John B. Richardson. Mrs. John {.
Grady. Mrs. John sullivan. Mrs. Ralph
HOLIDAY, Lieutenant and Mrs Rein
icke, Lieutenant and Mis-. Thomas J.
Camp. Miss Elizabeth Ros"nbaUnl,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Theodore Martin,
and Captain Smith.
/ 3. es. =.
Captain and Mrs. James F. Bell
were host and hostess for the Mon
day Evening Card Club last Monday
evening and Mrs. Lloyd Fredendall
having the highest score won the
prize, which was a most. attractive
Chinese sewing basket. There were
four tables OF bridge and among those
playing cards were: Mrs. Daniel l..
Howell, Mrs. r. +. Black, Colonel and
Mrs. Charles S. Lincoln, Mrs. Witsell,
Mrs. B. w. Atkinson. Mrs. Thomas J.
Harker, Mrs. Ralph Holiday, Madame
Fredendall, Mrs. Lloyd. R. Fredendall,
Captain and Mrs. Alden C. Knowles,
Madame Cochran, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Clyde r. Abraham, and Captain and
Mrs. James E. Bell. :.
1. r.. -. ~~.: +
Mrs.. Paul B. Malone and the Misses
Kerwin, who made the trip to Hilo
last week, returned to the post on
Tuesday morning after.a most delight
full weekend and most enthusiastic
over the wonders Of the volcano. Cap
tain Paul B. Malone did not return
with his family but had his leave eX-
tended that he might 4ake advantage
, of the opportunity to visit Mauna Loa
MISS Vera Damon. Mrs. Pullman, Mrs.
W. H. Campbell, Miss May Frazier,
Miss Peggy Campbell, Mrs. J. B..
Beardmore, Mrs. Carlos Long, Mrs.
Lewis, Mrs. Holmberg. and others.
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WOMAN GIVEN PERMIT
" TO PRACTISE MEDICINE

Eight applicants have received per
mission to rractise medicine in the
territory following the examinations
held by the medical board earlier this
month. One of the successful appli-
cants is Mrs. Ruth A. Mcclellan, wife
CT Capt. Harry 4. Mcclellan. NJ c.,
Fort Shafter. Capt. Mcclellan was
also granted a permit. :-
Others who passed were Mai Cid
con Med. Van Poole. VI. c., L. S. A.,
Hawaiian department Honolulu: Mai.
Benjamin ]. EGser, Jr NJ c.. U. s.
A., Fort Shafter; Capt Lauren s. Eek.
els, NJ. c., z. S A, Hawaiian de part
ment, Honolulu; stintaro Ichinohe,
Japanese. Honolulu; +. +. AIsup and
Hamon West of the Queens Hosrital.
Treasury officials estimate that the
internal tax collections this year will
reach S1n6 0Tl0 000.-
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while il was active. He returned 10
Honolulu Saturday morning.
Lieutenant Carl Cohen was host at
a most enjoyable dinner last Satur-
day AT the bachelor building when he
entertained for Lieutenant and Mrs.
RAYMOND Wheeler. Mrs Witsell and
Lieutenant Edwin N'itsell.
lieutenant and Mrs. Ralph Holiday
had Colonel Roberts as their dinner
guest last Sunday evening
Tho many friends OF Mrs. Boiler
VINO are stationed here regret exceed
ingIy to hear ef. her death which oc-
CURED during the past month. Lieu.
tenant and Mrs Boiler had been in
the 9nd Infantry for many years and
only left last summer for the main
land Ia join a new regiment.
Mrs. Witseli was hostess at most
enjoyable informal bridge Thursday
afternoon at her quarters in the bach
elor building. $685..
The informal hop given~at the Off.
GERS Club last evening was in the
nature of a farewell party to Captain
and Mrs Paul r. Malone and family.
as they leave on the next transport
for the mainland
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< CALLING DAYS .... ....
< FOR HONOLULU

X Mondays-pmahou. Nattki
< Tuesoays-Waikiki. kapinlanr 4
x PARK. htImuNI. Palolu FIRST
< TUestay-Fori RugCr.
< Wednesdays Nnuanu. Prmui.
< Pacif" Herghts First and third
x WeGr esdays, above the NHuAnu Il
: bridge, second end fourth We'd !
< uesdAEs, below hCiass t"urtn
: w,-i!n-sdav. Paeifc Heights first
Z and third Wednesdays. AleWa
: nv!shts F.. .. -:.s
< Thu.scsys The P'sins
I fridays Hotels and town,
K fourth Friday tort >haller, FIRST
= Friday Naan,- College rins
x first and third Friday. Kamehs-
< meha Schools, last Friday
= Ssturoa, - IA. u.II" AMI
x fourth Saturdays. 49,.
Z ron ~ nsust Calling daY
4 cry Friday e..
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< of the Society Editor is 1880
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while il was active. He returned 10
Honolulu Saturday morning
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Mass Vera Damon. Mrs. Putnam, Mrs.
w. H. Campbell. Miss May Frazier,
Miss Peggy Campbell Mrs. J. B..
Beardmore, Mrs. Carlos Long, Mrs.
Lewis, Mrs. Holmberg. and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
POPE ADMITS FAILURE
OF HIS PEACE APPEALS
In Addre.ninK Delegation OF Youths of
Rome. Exhorts Them to In
vocntionR.

ROME. July 81 (via Paris).-The
failure OF the Pope's appeals to the
warning nations for peace wa, ad-
mitted by the Pontir in addressing a
delegation Of the youths of Rome yes
terday. The delegation prayed for
peace. in accordance with the Pope's
appeal to the children Of the whole
world to appeal TO God on the last sun
day OF the second year Of the struggle
to end the war.
The Pope remarked that the war
which was rava.ing all the earth was
not visible on all faces, although such
carnage made an ever present call for
mediation and patience. Yet. he said,
adults were unable to forego the at
fractions Of life. and that was why he
turned TO the children. who were
nearest and dearest to God by their
Innocence and weakness.
We. the father OF all the faithful"
he said, have suffered. were e1horted
and prayed for two years, but our ex-
hortatons TO the combatants to lay
down their arms and seek a settlement
through the channels Of justice and
reason having been in vain, we decided
to have recourse to invocations to
divine help by the all powerful means
or your innocence, hoping that the
prodigy OF the son of Hagar might be
renewed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
WILL TRY DRUG CLERK
At SEPTEMBER TERM
Case of j. 4. Noel, Indicted for MUIR
der In Petersburg, Goes
Over.
FUNERAL OF j. w. wALTHALL
Eight Negro Convicts Taken to Pen
itentiary-Common Council En-
pected to Take Action on Matter
Of New AppomattoX Bridge.
Especial to The Times Disnatch.l


PETERSBURG. VA, July 3I.-In the
Hastings Court to-day, OH motion Of
counsel for the defendant. the case
of J. +. Noel. the drug clerk indicted
for the murder of Mrs Lottie Robert
son at her home in High Street, in
May last. which had been set for trial
on August s, was laid over until the
September term. There will be no
August term OF the court.
The court was engaged to-day in
the trial of the suit Of the Southern
Dry Goods and Notions Company
against t. Miller, agent. which grew
out OF the claim for s20l upon which
the plaintiff sued out an attachment
against the estate of the defendant. The
jury gave a verdict for the plaintiff.
upholding the attachment which was
served several days before the defend
ant made deed Of assignment. and
the claim will be paid in full as against
other creditors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
JOSEPH PEBBLES is KILLED
Ono Man SInIn, Another Badly Wound
cd, ut shooting ARRAY
nj Church..

Especial to The Times dispatch.
WYTIiEVILLE. VA, July 3l.--A
shooting affray occurred last night at
the Holy Roller church in Pincy. about
ten miles south OF Wythcvillc. re-
sultinE in the death of Joseph PEBBLES.
who was shot in the head and breast.
4 man named Fisher was shot in tho
shoulder. back and arm lie was one
Of three brothers said to have been on
gagged in the fray. 1t is hard to OBJ
tain any accurate account of tho diff
Guilty. II is said there was an old
grudge between PEBBLES and one OF
the Fishers.
coroncrs jury was impaneled this
morning and the verdict was that
PEBBLES came to his death in a pistol
fight with the Fisher brothers. There
has been no evidence to show who did
the shooting. PEBBLES, when viewed
by the jury at the place where he fell.
held his pistol firmly in his grasp. with
every chamber emptied. II is said he
walked at least seventy feet after
receiving the shots through his head
and breast before he fell.
The two Fishers not wounded are
under arrest, with a boy named Spen-
GER and application Will be made for
ball for them. IT is the purpose of
the commemorative attorney to i'm
panel grand jury and try the cases
ut this term Of the court now in SEES
sion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
FLYING BOAT IS SPEEDY
Makes More Than Nlnety-fye Mile.
an Hour In Test mt Newport
News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July a.
In test for the United States Navy,
Aviator Victor Carlstrom, accompanied
by Lieutenant Maxfeld. United States
Navy, made an average speed OF a frac-
non over ninety-fve miles an hour in a
new Curtiss twin-tractor flying boat
here yesterday, II was announced at the
Atlantic Coast Aeronautical Station
to-day.
Carlstrom flew from Newport News
out beyond the Virginia capes. circling
around the warships patrolling off
there, and. returning, circled over the
presidential yacht Mayflower. at Old
Peint. Lieutenant MaSheld expressed
himself as highly pleased with the be-
ha vior of the new machine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
Ne,,s Notes of Inter.at.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. O'Farrell
left to-day for Mountain Lake, Va,
where number OF Petersburgers are
summering.
AT the meeting OF the Common Coun-
Gil tomorrow night il is believed that
some action will be taken on the mat
ter of the new AppomattoY bridge
Last night at the home Of Rev. A. r.
Love. the officiating minister, Miss
Mary Crowder and George Trackar
were married.
The Seward Trunk and Bag Company
to-day made a contribution of 500 to
the relief sick fund OF the police de-
partment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
InntnIIntIon of OMc,r,

The installation Of officers of Peters
burg Lodge of ]. O. r. A, took place
yesterday afternoon, A. NJ. Jacobson,
district deputy. conducting the cere-
monies. The following are the officers:
President, +. NJ. Livingston; vice
president William Davis: treasurer,
Max J. Friedenberg; recording secre-
tary, Louis Roman; financial secretary.
Philip Sheintoch: chaplain. Rev. -. s.
Meyers; guard. Morris Peckler; con-
ductor, Samuel Scher.
Judge Leon Sanders. of the Municipal
Court OF New York City. will visit the
lodge at an early date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mr. and Mrs. Ashhy Jones. Jr have
returned from motor trip to Glouces-
Ter, where they were guests Of reln-
tives
Mr. and Mrs John C. Hagap and
family are spending tho month OF Au-
gust with the Misses Walden Mt Buck
Hill"
ing Miss Agatha Gay ut her home in
stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Willis and
their son, Francis Willis. OF Penn
broke" and Miss Fauntleroy. of Rich
mond, are stopping at the Chamberlin
Hotel. Old Point Comfort.
Miss Bess -Cowley has returned 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
"Ready for the Haryest!"
"Buck Hill" after spending several
weeks with relatives in the Middle

buck Hill after spending several
weeks with relatives in the Middle
West.
Mrs. F. A. faugh and Miss Birdie
BauYh. Of Belona. are spending several
days with friends In this city.
Mrs. Conway Macon Cahill and lit
tie Misses Virginia Temple Cahill and
Ellie Moore Holiday arc spending tho
month OF August with friends in Staun-
ton.
Mrs Edwin Workman and her niece.
Miss Madge Satter white. are guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph T. Kidd at their
country home in Caroline County
Mrs. J. b. Chadick and her son. Ken
meth Chadick have returned to their
home. EOS West Grace Street. after a
weeks stay AZ Virginia Beach.
DR. Robert Wyatt. OF Stuart Circle
Hospital, spent the weekend with
friends at Belona.
Misses Elizabeth Brockenbrough and
Mildred Williams have returned to
Richmond. after attending a house
party at Virginia Beach and visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Shirley Carter in Nor
folk.
Mrs. wythe l. kinsolv!ng. who has
been i'll at ST. I.uke's Hospital for the
past SIX weeks. left the hospital on
Saturday. Mr.. kinsolvinE expects to
return to New York for the month Of
September.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Rudd and her daughter,
OF 1899 West Grace Street. viii leave
today for a months stay near Char
iottesVille.
Mr. and Mrs. j r Bricker and little
son. John r. Bricker. have gone TO
Culpeper. where they will spend d
month AT Redacre.
Miss Mary Gill and Mrs. David Will
liams have returned from a abort visit
to Mrs. G. G.. Burton at Belona.
Mir. and Mrs. y. Jordan, who have
been guests of their daughter. Mrs.
II. l.. SchrecenGost. in Newport News,
have returned TO Richmond.
Mrs. w w Brenaman has returned
To Richmond after visiting her mother.
Mrs. II. NJ. Patterson. in Staunton.
Miss Minnie Lee Tapscott has re-
turned TO her home at Hatton. having
completed the normal course at the
John Marshall High School.
G. +. O'Donnell. soliciting freight
agent OF the Kanawha Dispatch. has
returned 10 the city. after an absence
Of ten days. Tho major portion of
his time was spent az guest at
Mariners club" Diascond.
Mrs. j. T. Anthony. OF Charlotte, y.
e.. accompanied by her niece. Miss Au-
gusia w. Flanhart, Of 2ll5 Grove Ave-
nue.. are at Virginia Beach for weeks
stay.
X f. Arnall has just returned from
Detroit. where lie had carried his two
sons Marion and Frank Arnall, to ac-
ccpt positions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
wing Full Amopnt Of Shit.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, July 81
y jury I'm the Circuit Court on Satur-
day returned verdict Of S72S.16, tho
full amount of the claim In the suit of
I. *. Moran against the Fraternal Mys-
tic Circle. beneficial order Of Phila-
delphia. The claim was for tho aggre-
gate of monthly payments of $3.45 for
more than seventeen years, paid by
Mr.. Moran. This company stook over
the liabilities Of the American Guild,
which went out OF business in 1907.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
NO OFFER TO STRIPPING
Tint lie ID to he Chief or Police
Agnin Denied In Dim

DANVILIE, VA. July 3l-Stories
from Atlanta and Macon. one alleging
that the Mayor OF Danville has offered
Thomas Edgar STRIPPING his old posi-
ton as chief Of police. the other that
the Board OF Aldermen of Danville
has invited him to return and assume
the position are regarded az laughable
here.
Police officers. including the chief. are
chosen by the board Of police commits
sionerS. There is no vacancy I'm the
office Of chief and no likelihood OF
one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
BERGMAN GREEN IN FIGHT
Delegate Cited 10 Appear In Police
Court ON Charge of Having
EnEnKcd in Bout.

DANNILLE. VA. July 3i.-Dclcgatc
Bergman Green this morning was cited
to appear In the Police Court on the
charge of having engaged in fight
with James II. Green. deputy clerk OF
the Corporation Court OH last Sutur-
DAY evening. lie failed to appear this
morning. and the case was continued
until Wednesday morning.
James II. Green testified this morn
ing that Mr.. Green made an abusive re-
mark, which he resented with his fists
Little damage was done to either COM
la tant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
Cashier. to Ten of Depo.,t..

'DANVILLE, VA, July 31.-City Ser
geant p. II. Boisseau to-day was In
structed TO summon for their appear
ance before the board OF review Of
Pittsylvania. In session Mt Chatham,
the cashiers OF the four local banks on
next Wednesday morning. They will
be required to give information of de-
posits made In these institutions by
residents of Pittsylvnnia County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
Funeral of Suicide.

The funeral Of John w Walthall,
who ended his life at his home in Ma
toaca yesterday afternoon by shooting
himself through the lung. took place
this afternoon from the Matoaca Bap-
tist Church. Surviving him ARE his
wife and one daughter: five sisters,
Mrs. Matte Vaughan, Mrs. David Cors-
by, Mrs. b. NJ. Wilkinson. Mrs. Cora
Simms and Miss Mary ]. Walthall and
one brother, 4. J. Walthall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
WILL OF HENRY FAIRFAX
Bulk Of Estate Left in Trust to IliA
Widow for Life With Power
to Manager.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
FREDERlCkSBUR VA. July al
The will of the late Henry Fairfax,
of Loudoun County, who died on July
20, has been probated In the Circuit
Court Of Loudoun County. After spe-
cial requests to his niece, Emily D.
Ayers. TO his nephew, Henry Fairfax
Ayers, and to his brother. John Fair
fax. the residue of the estate Is left
in trust to his widow for life, with
full power to manage. and upon her
death it is To go to his daughter, IL
living, otherwise to his natural heirs.
Mrs Fairfax qualified as eXecutrix.
giving unsecured bond in the amount
Of 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01

married In this city on Saturday az
tcrnoon. the ceremony being perform
ed by Rev. Cecil y. Cook. ID. -. of the
First Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs
Rogers left Immediately after the ccrc-
mouy for Covinstou. Va. where they
viii make their home. The bride is
daughter of John Hubbard. OF Al
bcrcnc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
FALLS UNDER TRAIN
Malcolm sullivan Lose" Foot and Arm
In Attempt to board Truin
Mt GOrdOnsVflle.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch]
GORDONSVILLE. VA, July 31.-Mal-
colin, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Sullivan, of near Gordonsville. il an
attempt to board Chesapeake and
Ohio train at this place on Saturday
night. fell, beneath the train and had
one foot and one arm cut off. He was
taken to hospital in Charlotoes-
willie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
DELEGATES ARE ELECTED
Republicans of Grayson County Choose
Delegates to Rocky Mount
Convention.
ISrecial to- The Times.Disnatch

Special TO The Times Dispatch
INDEPENDENCE, VA. July sl.-The
Republicans OF Grayson County met
in convention on Saturday and elected
twenty-five delegates and twenty-five
alternates TO the Fifth District Con-
rention. TO be held at Rocky Mount
on August 4 10 nominate candidate
to oppose Judge f. w. Saunders The
delegation goes uninstructed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
wOMEN.s MEETINGS.

The regular monthly meeting Of tho
board of managers of the Baptist Home
for Aged Women will be held this
morning at II o'clock at the home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
Eight Taken to Prison.

Eight negro convicts. sentenced at
the present term Of the Hastings Court.
were taken to the pcnitcn;iary to-day
by Captain Lamb, guard from the
State prison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
RORcrs-IIubbard,

Especial TO The Times Dispa tch
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, July 81
William s. Rogers and Miss Luvinia
Hubbard. both OF this county, were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-01
DIR. PCnle Kcturnx.

DIR. w. Lowndes Peple. who has been
spending the month of July at Nimrod
Hall, has returned TO the city