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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
WELSH REMAINS CHAMPION BUT
 GIVEN HARD 60

COLORADO SPRINGS, Sept. 8. White, challenger. was defeated for the worlds lightweight cham pionship by Champion Freddie Welsh yesterday afternoon. The fight lasted twenty rounds. There were ten thousand present A blaz- iue sun scorched the spectators. White was very aggressive at the finish and doing most of the ngEt mg. Welsh kept running into clinches. Johnny Dundee chal- lcuged the winner.
 Bcnnie Garcia of Albuquerque, waa eiycn Che decision over Al Join- aou, oi Chicago in the third romd of scheduled siX-round bout. Johnson was being 80 badly punish ed that the referee ordered the men to stop.
 Frankie Murphy of Denver knocked ont Stewart Donnelly Of Indianapolis. in the third round of bout wEich was scheduled to go ten rounds for the lightweight championship of the Rocky Noun ains region.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
SULZER CAMPAIGN
 COMMITTEE NEEDS
 FUNDS FOR EXPENSES

The Democratic campaign com mittce in the First Division, which is conducting the contest for the election of Senator Charles A. Sul- ger for Delegate to Congress. wants it known that it will accept dona- tions from those who are in favor Of the election of Senator Sulzcr as Delegate to Congress. The com mittee does not expect to have or need large fund, but the neecs- sary and legitimate costs of the cam paign will be considerable
 Senator Sulzer's candidacy is one that is in the interest of the masses. There are no large corporations or rich individuals to receive any spe- cial favor or benefit from his elec- tion, therefore the committee must rely upon voluntary donations from those who have at heart the general welfare for the money Co meet the necessary expenditures in his be- half.
 Officers of the Committee.
 W. W. Casey is the chairman of
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
Kilbane Puts His
 Man to Sleep in
 the Third ROuud

CEDAR POINT, Ohio, Sept. 5.- Johnnly Kiibanc, featherwcight champion of the world, successfully defended his title here yesterday af- tcrnoon when he knocked out Geo. Clancy, of Baltimore, in the third round of a scheduled fifteen round bout. The knockout blow was a right to the jaw.
 "Cyclonc" YetsM aud Jimmy Kats, both of Cleveland boxed an cightround draw at catch weights for the first preliminary. Luke Ginloy. or Cleveland, and Kid Wolfe, of Cleveland, fought ten rounds to a draw in the semi-hnal at 122 pounds. Ginlcy has been Kilbane's sparring partner in his training for the fight of yesterday with Clancy
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
Benefit Tonight at Coliseum.

The manaeement or the Coliseum has agreed to give a certain per ccntoge Of tonights receipts to the charity fund of tho Juneau Wo- mans Club. to help defray expenses of sending a destitute, sick woman Co her home Besides seeing an ex- ccllcnt show the partons will en- joy a musical treat in hearing the Bigolctto Quartettc from Verdi's beautiful opera. sung by Mrs. l.. o. Dawes, M. A. Snow, Mrs Jenne and Mir. Engberg. Mrs. George simp- kins at the piano.
 Last night the Dream Theatre contributed toward the fund. Mir. Eneberg's solo was greatly enjoyed. Tomorrow will be Orphcum night when Prof. Wells will sing at both shows.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
EMPlRE'S SPORTING DOPE
BINGHAM AND GENERAL ITEMS

who has just reached Seattle from Trcadwell won a decision in fast four-round bout at Port Angeles last Wednesday night. Schlaili wont against Harry Casey and should have won the fight early in the bout by the K.-O. route but lack of con ditlon prevented this beyond Q doubt
 "Schlahi is a fast hard-hiltng boy" says the letter, "and every boxing fan on the Sound is rejoicing over Schlahis return to Seattle and the ring.
 "Schlani will meet Frank Burns, of Canada in the near future"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
Faversham at Lyric.

The Gvc-act screen version Of "Tho Eeht or Way most power iul novel of not SO many years ago, was Che bill at the Douglas Lyric last night and will be repeated to- night William Favcrsham the dis tiusuishcd actor, plays the big part ia ,h.s production and as this is his first and last movie venture, Fav- crsham played for all that was in him. There is a good Keystone comedy running with this feature, both making a good bill
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
New Bill at Dream.

"A Child oi God. Mutual Weekly ord 90 comedy will be the new program at Che Dream tonight The six reels should make a first class entertainment
 Last night two large audiences Srcctci Pauline Frederick iu Sold the story ot thc studios Part of the proceeds last nisht went to the Juneau Womcu's Club for relief measures for charity case the club has undertaken Co assist.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
CoIisenm's Sneotacnlar Show.

Joseph iu Che Land Of Egypt" a Biblical play. sorgeously staged, is tac play which appeared at the Coliseum last night and will be on again tonight Every church mem Der. and Sunday school student in Juneau. minister and teachers. could not spend a better hour than wit messing this feature which follows the Bible translation closely. Be- sides fhls iow-part feature there are other eood things on Che bin.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
JUNEAU WOMANS CLUB
 WILL MEET ON SATURDAY

Tho first regular meeting Of the Juneau Woman's Club, since yaca- ton, will be held at City Hall, Sat urday. Sept 9, at 2:SO D. III.
 Every member is urged to be present, 50 as to get in touch with the work mapped out for the new club year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
Comedy at Orpheum.

Cissy Fitzgerald and Waffle Van. besides other comedy people, will keep the humor bubbling at the Orpheum tonight in "Thc Winksomc Widow" It is needless to say that Cissy Fitzgerald w.u play the wid- ow and thcrc IS no one in Juneau who has not heard Of Cissy's saucy wink. The combination should prove 8 biz diversion tonight. Be- sides the comedy there will be Se- lis Tribune and l-rcci comedy
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
Auto Racer Killed
 when Cars Pile Up

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 3. - Ed Locllett, racing driver, was killed and several other drivers and me chanicians seriously injured yester- day afternoon when five cars piled up on the speedway during the fifty mile race.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05

thc committec,in thc First Division, William A. Hoizheimcr is secretary and H. J Turner treasurer A II. Zicglcr is chairman Of the cam paign committees Payments should be paid to one or the other of these men.
 The other members of the coma mittee are C. M McGrath, Sitka; J. r. Warder. Kctchikan; Dave lou- scl, Juneau; Prank Bach. Douglas, and Jack Trompcn, Perseverance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
Scene from THE FAMILY STAIN
Al fLe DouoIqs OrDheum.

Tonight at tho Douglas Orph- cum "Thc Family Stain pie turizaliou of the mystery novel by Emile GororiaU, a celebrated de- tcctiyc story will be shown Co the patrons O. Manager McNIillan's house. There is a distinguishcd cast including Frederick Perry who will be remembered as playing the lead mg part in Dr. Rgmbeau.' This play is a big Fox production and no detail has been left which would improve Che production.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05

Though she is not especially su- perstitiuous. Pauline Frederick. the Famous Playcrs-Lasky star, says that she is beginning to take a slight interest i'm the JinN Theory. Having fallen off papicr mache railing in the Famous Players stu- dio not long ago while rehcars- ing for 8 Paramount Picture she has now succeeded in cutting the palm Of hcr hand twice in two dii- ,crcnt rchcarsals Of the same scene. "it would make 'auybody believe in iinxcs.' declared Miss Frederick be- tween applications Of arnica.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05

Vaui VaHi, who has been seen at the Coliseum already. will re- appear again this week in "lIer Debt of Honor" a novel story. thrill- ng and surprising. Frank Ba- con, famous character actor will be in the east
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05

TWO IN ONE-The EMPIRES way for everybody. The EMPIRES ads" keeps the housewife informed of all sales end the news columns are right up to the minute on the days news
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05

Mary Pickford in her celebrated character Rags" will be at the Dream beginning Thursday for the balance of the week. Miss Pick ford repeats in this perturbation the triumph she attained in "Tcss of the Storm Country
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05

TWO IN ONE The EMPIRES way for everybody The EMPIRES ads" keeps the housewife informed of an sales and the news columns arc right up to the minute on thc days news.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
Kid Williams Defends
 Bantam Weight Title

BALTIMORE, Sept. 5.-Kid Will Hams, bantam weight champion of the world. outclassed Frankie Brown of New York in ten rounds, no de- cision bout yesterday afternoon
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05

Marie Doro. the I.aslly star in Pa ramount Pictures, will shortly begin work on W. A. HWlburts story, "Thc Big Sister" under the dircc- ion of William C. Dc Mile. Miss Doro will be supported by Eelliott DeStcr and am all-star cast.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05

Undoubtedly the greatest piece Of character work that has ever been done in motion pictures is contrib utcd by Theodore Roberts i'm "The Dream Cirl,' a Paramount picture produced by Loslly. He has con tributcd to the stage and screen many characters. but in this one, as a drunken father, he has done the best character work of his re- markablc career.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
WILL PLAY TENNIS TODAY
 FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP

FOREST HILLS, N Y. Sept. 5. William Johnson and Norris Will Hams will contend for national ten- nis singles championship this after noon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
AITKIN WINS AUTO RACE.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-Johnny Altkin won the 300 mile automobile sweepstalSe race yesterday by three laps from Wilbur Dalenc. Time: 3:05:55 4-5.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05

Nita Stewart and Earle Williams win be seen at the Orpheum this week in My Lady's Slipper This is a high class Nitagraph feature produced by Thomas lncc.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
MOVIE THEATRE ATTRACTIONS
eENgRAL EILMDoM NEVIS

Tonight at the Coliseum, the Ju- ncau Womaus Club will receive part of the receipts for their re- lief benefit
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
American Leaaue

Al New York Boston 7-3. New York 1-4.
 At Washington --PhilnielphlaO-1, Washington 2-3. At Detroit Cleveland 5-S, De- troit 7-11.
 At St. Loulg-Chicago S9, st. Louis 2-1.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
National League

At Chicago Cincinnati O-1O, Chi cago 3S.
 At Pittsburgh s. Louis O-O, Pittsburgh 7-2.
 At Boston-New York 2-So Bos- ton 3-S.
 Al Philadelphia - Brooklyn 1-5, Philadelphia 2-10
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
National League
TEA AT MRS. J. A. HEIIENTHAI

Mrs. J. A. Hellenthal is enter taining at her home today, compli- montary to Mrs. r. W. Bardley and Mrs. M. Reaua.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05

With no advance in the price Of ad- mission: one will have the oppor- tunity of seeing an extra fine Dho- play. Hearing four Of Juneau's fa- yoritc yocalists in the Rigoletto Quartctte, and at the same time as- slsting woman in distress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
BIG GLEAGUE GAMES
scoREs. MoNoAN sepr. 4.h
Northwestern League

Northwestern League At Butte Great Falls 1S-iO Butte l0-7. Al Spokane Vancouver G-2. spo. kane 7-6. At scatlo-Tacoma S-1. Seattle 1-2.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05

Auto service for picnIes and hanG- ling baggage. Juneau Transfer Com. rany. Phone 48.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
THREE IN ONE NIGHT.

The Juneau Woman's Club is looking for a record breaking at tendance at the Coliseum tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
TreadweI Man Is Given Decision in
 a Southern Fight

Writing to the Sporting Editor of Tur EapBE, Lonnie Austin and Dan Salt state that Ad Schlahi,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
coMlNG-Anita Stewart. and Earle
 Williams in "My Lady's Slipper

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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
NEXT, FEAToaELHhurcdaJ Friday and Saturday, Mary Pick
 ford in RAGS"

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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
Olympia and Rainier Beer
TELEPHONE No. 2IO

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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05

Officers Of the Committee. W. W. Casey is the chairman of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14
NC CHANGE AT LYMCHRURG
Nnror Jester Says ..Oustcr" Law VIII
Not Alter Policy Of
Diiicinls.

iSpcC!ai TO } n" I'm lDlSnatcn.
LYNCHBuRG. VA. June I3.-Mayor
Royston Jester tonight gave out q
statement relative To the operation Of
the custer law" in which he an
nounced that there would be no change
in the way the laws have been en-
forced in the past. The statement fol
lows:
The much -tG1kcd-of Sunday law IS
Virginia Codo. which was amended
slightly by the last General Assembly.
tho enforcefflSs.is. OF which is TO be Sc
cured by means OF the new custer
law. Why there has been SO much
comment upon it throughout the state
do not understand, for as the law has
been apon the statute books hereto
fore II should have been enforced Just
as any other law has been enforced
I'VE Will soc that all laws are en-
forced In this city, but the amend
ment to the statute will cause no
change in the policy which has been
pursued in carrying out The law in
I.ynchburg heretofore. Different peo-
pie have different ideas about what
constitute household duties. works Of
necessity and charity, and for that
reason do not see how any one can
fix upon any hard and fast rule or line
that must govern all the people OF a
community at \all times, for what
might constitute work of necessity
or charity to-day might not tenor
row. or at some other time, ard thai
which might ne necessity for one
person or family might not he for
another Every case. therefore should
stand upon it's own peculiar facts ana
circumstances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14
{ -nl.HIN5 WHY HIGHER
TAX RATE IS WANTED
statement Made by Chairman of FL
nance Committee OF Peters
bag Council.
FLAG DAY TO BE OBSERVED
Parade of Elks Will BE Followed by
Exercises in Front OF Homc--Oiii.
GERS Are Elected by Holy Name
Society.
Especial to The rimes-pispa.ch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
fETERSBtRG. VA, Jnmc l3.-Thc
finance committee in making up the
budget for the new fiscal year. recon-
mends an increase in the rate Of tax
alton from Sl.C5 TO s215 on the 500
OF values. In order to meet the in
creased expenditures ana avoid de-
ncit at the close OF the year. For
The information or the Council and the
public. Chairman g. q. Wright. Of tho
finance committee. explains the con
ditions which roccssitatc the proposed
Increase OF taxes on real and tangible
personal property.
The city's balance in the banks as OF
June i2. 1916, il $il5.T78.2i, in which
amount is included s3So.G9G59 derived
from the sale of bonds. and which can
not DC used for general expenses Mr..
Wright goes into details as to income
and expenses. The finance committees
he says. last year recommended an in
estate and tangible personal property,
and had the Council adopted this recon-
mendation there would have been no
shortage on general expenses this year
The estimated income Of the city from
All sources for the next year, as figured
by the commissioner Of revenue on
the basis Of the present tax rate IS
22.622.95. whereas the running OK.
p"nsea VIII be si59.9O5O9, provided tho
appropriations for general expenses
s'tre no greater than last YEAR. There.
lore, the finance committee must not
only ask for an increase In the tax
rate, hut the general expenses must be
reduced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
John G.. I..ppps.

Funeral services for John c. Eppcs.
VINO dl"d on Monday evening at Q
o'clock. after an illness OF several years
in his home. 800 North Twcnty-seventh
street will be conducted this after
noon at o'clock from the residence.
KEY. George w. Mcdaniel, d. D., will
oiticiatc The burial will be nude In
hollywood Cemetery.
Following will he the pallbearers:
acti"e-W. ID. Butler. William Foster,
George w. Lawson w. b. Kirtley, w.
j. Burk, j. G. McPhail, William Has
kins, and William Grimmell Honorary
w. y. Mann. Thomas Gentry, Rich
ard Corthorn. Claiming Ruskell. Col.
H. @. James. Frank Jacobs, Albert
Cohen. Luther Chcatwood, J. c. Cheat
wood. l.. j. Cheatwood. w. B. Har-
wood. Captain T. J. Mcmahon, w. A.
Snider. William r. Rcinheimer and
John I. Anderson.
besides his widow. Mrs Maude Cog
hill Eppes. Mr.. Eppcs leaves one daueh-
ter, Mrs. Amy Marie Frericks: one son.
John Coghill Eppes; one sister Mrs.
William Davis, Of Portsmouth, and two
brothers f. NJ. Eppcs. of Richmond.
annd Temple EDpes. of Newport News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14
WiIlInm NJ. Smith.

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
BEDFORD CITY. June I3.-William
". Smith, for more than twenty years
a member Of the Bedford City police
force. died at his home on Sunday night
after brief illness. The funeral ser
vices took place at his home on Mon
day afternoon and were conducted by
Or. Hugh g. Smith. OF the Baptist
Church; Rev. 7. G. Page. of the Epis-
copal Church, and Rev. j. II. Grey. OF
the Presbyterian Church. Burial was
In Longwood Cemetery. with the ritual
Of the Masons.
The pa!lbearers were y. c. Layonby,
James Marshall. J.. +. Heller. Harry
Gibbs. f. y. Johnson. 5. NJ Roadcap,
w. Hume Dortch. and j. w. Garrett
Mr. smith is survived by his wife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14
Meeting OF Aldermen.

The regular meeting of the Board
Of aldermen was held last night, hut
the business was connrcd mainly to
routine. The board agreed to tho
amendment TO the traffic ordinance in
"reasing the maximum fine for auto
speeding from $50 to 500 The fines
under this ordinance VIII 20 to tho
city The board refused 10 concur in
~" action OF tho Council in awarding
the contract FOR certain curbing and
paving TO 9 /. Garrison. Of Augusta.
Ga The bid OF Nr. Garrison was tho
lowest for the work, but objection was
raised 70 giving tho contract to an
outsider over q ln.al LLdhnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14
A. G. NcH,
Especial to The Timcs-Disnotcb

Especial TO The Times Dispatch1
HARRlSoNHtRG. VA, June l3.-El-
der y. c. Neff. sevcnty-two years old
farmer fruit grower and prominent
member OF the Seventh Day Adventist
Church, died yesterday near Quicks-
burg, Shenandoah County. His surviv-
ing children, all by his first wife, are
Carson Neff. OF ouicksburg; Mrs w.
T.. Bracket. of Toledo. Ohio; Dr. a.
NJ. Ncff, Of Richmond; John p NefY,
superintendent OF schools In Staunton;
Elder r. J. Neff, Of Houston, Texas;
Mrs Thomas I. Zirklc. of New Market,
and Mrs. w. L. Whitney. of Los An
SclcS Cal
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l.. Il. GiIiiinnd. sr.

Nnecia! 20 Tie Times -Dlspatch.l
oLAfkSVII.LE, VA, June Ia. g.
Guii!and, ST.. for more than half
century resident Of this place. died
iu Norfolk on Monday at the home of
h.s daughter, Mrs. Julius Burgeman
ne hody VAS brought to Clarksvillc
FOR interment this afternoon. Mr.. Gil
i'Iand was an active Mason and a mem
Der, Of the Clarksville Baptist Church
ne served in the Confederate army.
He leaves Two daughters. Mrs Ju-
.5uS Eu-@cman and Mrs. Lucinda Smith
aotR OF Norfolk, and three sons. L. B.
5iil;!ani. jr of Clarksville: T. b.
Giiiiand and George W. GnIland, OF
Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14

An interesting PROGRAM Of patriotic
services has been arranged by Peters
burg Lodge OF Elks for the observance
~ Flag Day tomorrow afternoon.
There l.iil be 4 parade OF members ar
Nh" order a o'clock. followed by c:.-
g. is"s in front OF the ElEs' Home.
The program viii embrace fine music
rraAing of the history Of The nag. b..
EH@' District Deputy Meyer Saal. the
i-ies' tribute 10 tn" Nag. by past pfs-
'riu' Deputy w. T Baugh and a.
nl'r!otic address by Past Exalted Ruler
q Hamilton Wilcox
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Mrs. Idn v. HOLLOWAY.

T"NeClaI O The Times D!spatch]
PETERSBURG, VA. June 13.-Nrs
Ida Virginia Holloway died last even
.nE at her home in Jefferson Street
aged slNty-ninc years. The body will
hc taken 10 Norristown. Pa, her former
home. FOR burial. Mrs. Holloway is sur
Nived by nine childrep, as follows:
Mrs Il. II. Smith and Mrs J. H. Avent,
OF Petersburg; Mrs. Annie A. Owens
ana Mrs. w. +. Conn. OF CHESTERFIELD:
H. T. Holloway. Of Norfolk: T. S.
holloway, OF Philadelphia; W. p, J. G..
and ". T.. Holloway, OF Petersburg.
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Holy Name Officers.

The first meeting Of the Holy Namc
H7 ietv "f st Joscph's Parish was
NsN last night. aud the following Of
. ~r- We're elected president. Dr 7 NJ
hrr.r. Nicc- president. Thomas Tro'-
zen treasurer, Joel 7 Brown. score
~". William ]. Fisher: spiritual ad-
v'srr. Rev Father Haicr: consuite-s
r. ] Collins. Jr, Thomas Moran Lewis
iraier. Bernard BoDjona., Waiter u.
Alton and Austin Il Clements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14

I*pccihl 10 Tho Times Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER, VA. June l3-James
Harvey Williams. sixty-six wears old.
died here after a lingering illness. He
* survived by Wife, who was former
y Miss Aure!ia +. Beau; two daugh-
trvS. -four sons, two sisters and two
brothers. The funeral took place yes
icrdaE, services being conducted by
the Rev. Or. George :. Bowers pastor
O: Grace Lutheran Church, of Winches-
ter. The remains We're inferred at
Taylor Furnace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH, y. c.. June l3.-Mrs. Oc-
tavia Bryan Windcr died tonight at
her home on Person Street at the ago
of eighty years. Mrs. Winder had been
in failing health for several months
and her death was not unexpected She
was the widow of John c. Winder. and
mother of John H. Windcr, now OF
Columbus. Ohio. Her husband was for
many years general manager of the
Scaboard Air Line Railway
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Miss Unity y. Hubbard.

The funeral Of Miss Unity Ellen Hub
bard was conducted yesterday at IL
O'Clock from Bethany Presbyterian
Church, Charles City County Burial
was made at Bethany Cemetery.
Acting as pallbearers were her
nephews, Vernon Mountcagtle, Elwood
MountcaStlc, Nimo Hubbard, TAYLOR
Latoon, Hubbard Lafoon. Howard e
smith and Captain John Lamb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14

eral reports were submitted to tho
House of Delegates. including those Of
the secretary. DIR. Alexander Craig. OF
Chicago: the council on medical educa-
ton and the committee on Red Cross
work.
Convention visitors in general. mum
boring more than 5000 from all parts
OF the United states. the Philippines
Alaska. Hawaii. Porto Rico and ,hc
Ranhma zone, were in this city to-
niM hi
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FOR MEDICAL PREPAREDNESS
Urged by DIR. Vnndcrvccr Before House
of Delegates Of American NIcdi-
chi Association

DETROIT, MICH, June 13-Medical
preparedness for war was urged by Dr.
Albert l.. Vanderveer, OF Albany, N. Y,
president Of the American Medical AS
ISOLATION. in m address to-day before
the House of Delegates, the legislative
body of the association at meeting
preliminary TO the formal opening here
of the siNty-sevcnth annual convention.
After DIR. Vanderyeer's address,, sew
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
HARRISONBURG. VA. June 13.--Mrs
John Hartman, sixty years old, died
yesterday at Singers Glen. She leaves
several children, among them Mrs. j.
NJ. Klinger, Of Harrisonburg. and Mrs
Maud McCaskie. of Newport News Two
brothers. Moffatt and James Hevener,
live at Clnes. w. Va.