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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-23

A TRAVELLER hired by the "A day
 An ass to take him on his way The owner also as guide
 To lead or walk along beside. At noon upon the desert free
 No shade appealed of bush or tree And where they paused to rest and There was no refuge from the heat. The traveller stretched him in the shade That by the donkey's form was
 made Upon the sand. enough for one
 To get protection from the sun. Get up. you fool!" the owner cried, The beast Is only yours to ride.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-23

have hens fndan chic by the them togethe FLOWER Openings betwee interest  Cthanyhs the of a inc
  Ansuer EASTER :, SPIRIT OF EASTER Narcissus; 5 
 
  the espirit of Easter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-23

Enough for him to carry you,
 Thou didst not hire his shadow, too. lis mine to rest my weary feet.
 And have respite from the heat The traveller said Who ever heard
 A proposition so absurd? His shadow is of course his own. < And while l hire him. mine alone " In anger then the traveller rose.
 And with the owner came to blows. The ass, forgotten in the fray.
 Kicked up his heels and ran away. When over shadows men will fight
 They lose the substance of the right. A quarrel over trifing things.
 May ruin families or kings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-18

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
DR.. MASON RECOVERING
suffers From Shock and Brui-r. a.
Result Of Runway Az
MT

iov l.an!or L. Mason. n n. rector
II GTac" Episcopal Church. vas ra-
ported yesterday as recovering rapidly
rom II" shock ana bruises lie sus-
tanned Saturday afternoon when his
horse and buggy were caurh, between
TWO stree; cars near Fir:h and Mar
shall Streets. Or. Mason was return
Ing - the stable with his team when
his horse became Frightened and dashed
between Tho cars. However. Tho ami
mai 2avc another !urch and drarG ed
himself and Dr.. Mason out ot DANCER
pr. Mason retained control OF tho ami
ma! and GUieted him a. the sidewalk
The minister was abls 20 leave the
scene on foo: and 10 make his wav to
the Office OF Or. John r. Wheat. where
h" was treated. Although unable TO
preach sunday. Or Mason was able 70
leave his bod Yesterday, and IL Is
thought he VIII h.. out again within a
few da-s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

Virginia Cor New Jersey whcr. he
lived with his son until his death.
II WAS Captain Ncwb"rry vino. with
the CRY or this way fr"erru.' lodi the
other tire" senators out OF the Read
Justcr caucus in 1851 and struck III.
first blow at the power Of William Ma
hone ~ the triumphant leader OF the
dominant faction Of the Democratic
party. ''rarsor" Massey was then Scry-
inS Il term as Auditor of Public Ac-
counts. and had notified IN" caucus that
he demanded the right. by reason OF
Tho peculiar nature Of his Office and his
large services to tho party. to name his
Subordinatcs.
The caucus had "a prcconccived opin-
ion in the matter Members OF the sub
faction. opposed {" Massey. thought
the selection should he made bv the
caucus. Massey AMI his sympathizers
held tn" contrary opinion The up-
shot was that Newberry, Williams. OF
'Nottoway. Hale. OF Gcayson and
WinEiield. Of Hanover, bclted tho eau
Gus. joined hands with tho "Bourbons..
and successfully blocked further Read
just"r legislation during that session
Ncwb"rry led the way. with the CRY OF
this way frecmen." They were known
afterwards as tho big Four"
Captain Newhrrrv was a man OF do
cid"d literary taste. and was the au-
thor OF voum" Of poems
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
VISITORS TO HOPEWELL
REMAIN TO BUY LOTS
May Arc Fnyornbly Impressed With
city Az they SnN 81 ON Amt
versnry Dny.
lSpcc!nl 70 Tho Times-

Especial to The Tines Dispatch.
lIOPEWE1I., VA. April 11.--Loyal
real estate people during the past few
OF persons who visited Hopcwelrs first
anniversary celebration remained at
ter the celebration and were SO i'm
pressed with The city that several OF
them purchased buildings and building
SitcSs Several out-of-town buyers have
paid as much as $4,000 cash for Hope
we'll lots since April Is and tho real
estate people openly declare that tho
announcement by the vice-prcsidcnt of
the Du Pont Company has had no bad
effect upon realty values or prices. Tho
impression seems to prevail that the
men WHO made the city Will also sup
ply sufficient Industries To insure its
pcrnancucy.
The committee engaged III soliciting
subscriptions 10 the stock Of tho Vir-
Etnia Steel Corporation announced to-
dag that $4,000 In stock had been sub
Scribed in HopcwclI since Saturday at
noon. Members of ,he committee found
In their work Of soliciting to-day and
ness mon had gone from tho city on
Gus work Of last week in arranging for
tho annivcrSary celebration
Thomas f. Goodc. president Of VII
Hams & Goodc. bankers. OF Boydton,
accompanied by s Johnson. c. +.
Holmes and W. T.. Carter. paid a visit
to Hopcwcli yesterday and wcrc much
Impressed with the progress which had
been made hero Since the fire OF De-
,cmbcr 2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
CALOMEL SELDOM
SOLD HERE NOW
Nasty drug salivatcs, makes
you sick and You lose
a days work.

Every druggist in town--your drug
aist and everybody's druggist has mo-
ticcd a great falling off in tho sale o,
calomel. They all give the same rca-
son. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking its
place.
"Calomel Is dangerous and people
know Il. while Dodson's Liver Tone Is
perfectly safe and gives better results"
said a prominent local druggist bod
sons Liver Tone is personally Euaran-
teed by every druggist who sells it. A
large bottle costs 30 cents, and IL II,
falls to give easy relief in every case
OF liver sluGgishuess and constipation
you have only 10 ask for your money
back.
Dodsons Liver Tone is a pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy
harmless to both children and adults
Take a spoonful at night and wake IN
feeling fine: no biliousness. sick head.
ache. acid stomach or constipated bow
els 1t doesn't grippe or cause incon-
renienco all the next day like violent
calomel. Take dose or calomel to-
day and Tomorrow You viii feel weak
sick and nauseatcd. Don't lose a days
work! Take Dodson's Liver Tone In
stead and feel fine. fun OF vigor and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
10 People Who Are
Under Normal Weight
Good Advice For Thin, Undevel-
oped Men and Women Who
Want to Put on Flesh

thousands Of people suffer from *
CeSSiVe thiuncSS. weak nerves and rrr
ole StomaChS WHO, having tried ;,dy.r-
tiSth ucSk-nI1k"rs. foOd-ia phySir1l
culture stunts and rub-on creams re-"
sign themselves TO lifelong skinniness
anu think nothing VIII make them far
let th"It case - not hopeless \ 20
Gently discovered combination OF ass
sentative agents has made fat CROW
after years of thinucss. and IL is also
uhcGu"i"d. Judging from reports. for
faulty digestion and for strcngthcniuc
tion is called Sargoi Six xtrengtS-
giving, tat-produciug assiinilattve Gle
ncnts OF acknowledged merit have
been combined in this preparation
Whlch is endorsed and used by pronI
uent people everywhere Il is Ihsn-
intcly harmless, Inexpensive and cth.
Cicnt. "
), f"w weeks systematic use OF Snr
Eol should go far to produce flesh and
strength by correcting faults OF dicoS-
non and 10y supplying nourishiuz- fats
who sells II * authorized to return tn.
purchase price. Increased nourjsh
mcnt is obtained from tho food eaten.
and the additional fats that thin pco'
pl" need arc thus provided Tragic
Drug co. ana other leading dru.uists
supply SarEol ana say ,hcr. is a large
demand for il.
While this new preparation has from,
reports given splendid results as a
ncrvc-touic and VItaliZcr, its use is no.
recommended TO nervous people. unless
they wish to gain At LEAST ten pounds
OF flesh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
EDERHEIMER SPEAKS
Addresses Young Mems Progressive
tSsurin fi"n on Subject of 'tmcr-
irnu CitiEcnship.''

l.. T.. Ederheimer, efficiency cditor "f
system. addressed meeting in the
Springfield School auditorium last
Night under the auspices Of the Younr
Mems Progressive Association on
american citizenship The address.
was closely followed by the audiences.
and so much interest was shown in Mi
iidcrheincr's remarks tina; hc was
asked {" max" q second speech in III.
same hall .\pril IS
Mr.. E.dcrnoimcr. who is u GRADUATE,
"f Vienna, - q native Of Germany. al
though b" mas been Il citizen Of the
United states for the past nftecn years.
He mas travelled throughout prac-
tically every country in the world, and
is Writcr Of note, especially on com
ncrcial subjects. Mr.. Edcrh elmer an
peared in Richmond few weeks ago
when no addressed the Richmond Adj
Vertisers' Club. Special music will be
rendered nj the meeting April IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
HOW TO REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT
4 SIMPLE. SAFE, RELIABLE WAY.

SIMPLE. SAFE, RELIABLE WAY.
People who are overhurdcncd with
Supert'uous fat know only too well the
discomfort and rid!culc that overstout
people have TO bear.
If YOU are carrying around nvc or
Zen pounds OF unhealthy fat YOU are
unnecessarily Weakening your vial or
Shns and are carrying Il burden which
destroys the beauty or your figure.
Th"l" is no need of any ono suffer-
ing from supernuous fat. r. you want
I" reduce your weight in n simple safe
and reliable way, without starvation
diet or iircsomc exercise. here is a
test worth trying. Spend as much time
as YOU can in the open air, breathe
deeply and get from any good druggist
box OF oil OF korein capsules: take
ono after each meal and one before
retiring at night
Weigh yourself once "A week so as TO
know just how fast YOU are losing
weight and don't leave off tho treat
mcnt or even skip single dose until
YOU are down To normal.
OIL OF korrin is absolutely harmless
is pleasant TO take, and helps digestion
Even few days treatment has been
reported - show noticeable reduc-
ton in weight. footsteps become light
"r. your work seem easier and lighter
and more huOyant feeling takes pos
session of your whole being.
Every person who suffers from super-
huous fat should give this treatment a
trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
DOUBLE FUNERAL TAKES
PLACE IN ALEXANDRIA
nr. L.. u. Suppi~- aud Bride. who Wrrc
Drowned I'm .InnicS river, ia
liz Buried Together.

Til" body of Mrs. T. - SUpDico.
drowned with her husband In James
GIv,r OF Promo STrdas afiernonn.
.<i,ril .. and fout. Hoattug in tn, Apo
nlattoX. near CIV Point Last sunday
Afternoon. Wa brought 20 Hichmoud
and now r"s's bcs.d" that o! the nus
nand IN Nelson's Undertaking .st.h
iishu"n, here
Although IN = state of decomposition,
!. +. Morriss 4 Son. IIopcweli under
takers found thai IL wa. but slightly
mutilntcd az a result OF floating seven
miles down the river. The body was
enbal'ned and brought 10 Richmond
yesterday.
Both o, tho bodies viii be sAippcd
10 Alexandra from Main Street station
doubI" funeral viii take place from
tn" cnap.i OF whcauey's undertakine
establishment IN Alexandria e. $50
o'clock. and both hod!rs Will be In
t"rf.b there.
Sheriff We'h sydnor. o, Henr!co
County, VINO hIs been v'Gilant IN his
Efforts toward recovering IN" bodies
and IN assisting members OF the family.
said last uieh, tina. Dr.. Supn!ce DID
r.'c several strands Of his wifca hair
u Isis band whom MS body was drawn
from IT, river. Others who had hecn
assisting Tho scarrhers in recovering
III" uhysi"icrs hand. and suggested
that Dr SIrriee rad bccn taken with
C"nnp as soon as Ec l'vod iuin the
river iN ~ effort - savc his WIFI"
Sheriff S"dn"r iS or he oriN'ou That
Dr %lp7ico managed 20 '"ach his wife.
afi"t sh" rad r;,ll-n into the liver nv,
that h." was unable TO "fl.cr a rescue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
To Continue Fight
for Reserve Bank
| Special 10 The Tim~s-D,,pntch


WASHINGTON. April i1.--Itcprc-
rentntIvc Linthirum. OF Mnryinnd.
with the ro-opcrution or the Penn
syiNapin members OF COuEr~Ss. will
make nm effort to um-nd the Fed
erni reserve act 40 TINT the Federal
Reserve DOnrd will be given author
ity To chnuSe the location of
regional bnnkr from one city to
another I'm "a given district. In order
that baltimore and Pittsburgh shall
have an opportunity to have their
contests for the regional hunkS ron-
sfdercd ON their merits by the Fed
cral Reserve n1iAS,i.. The opinion OF
httorncy-GrncrnI GreSory. holding
that these banks cannot he changed
Tor twenty years. blocks any further
confederation OF the baltimore and
Pittsburgh eases. The Attorney
General pointed out that congress
si"nni ieEisintion would he needed
In order Ia make nny changes in tho
1OcniiOn or the banks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
MISSING FROM HOME
Police Asked to J.Ocntc WinEfeid II.
Macon, Of 20. Tnst Nar~haIl
Street.

Winrneld II. Mason. twenty eight
y.nrs old. of 3o7 East Marshall street,
MAS reported as missing from his homo
yesterday. and tn" police We're request
ed 30 assist "a locating him. Mason ia
said TO have Disappeared Saturday after
expressing determination 70 XIII
himself by jumping into the river. He
Is described as being i've feet eleven
inches tall. weighing $50 pounds, fair
conpicxlou light hair. blue eyes,
smooth shaver and wearing 81 brown
coat ana vcst, blue trousers aud . soft
fci; ha'.
Tic police yesterday were requested
also 20 locat. Cora Logan, a thirteen
year-oid negro girl, VINO disappeared
from her horn" in the rear % il3 West
Main street. last Thursday. Nothing
had been heard from either OF thesn
missing people up 10 an early hour
this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
Funeral of John levi. White.
Especial 20 Tho Times.pispa,cb,

iSpcciaI 70 Tho Times Dispatch
BOWLING GREEN, VA, April IL
The funeral services OF John Lewis
White. who died on Saturday night.
took place this morning at II o'clock
from his late residence. the old Man
SION. conducted by Rev. Preston a.
Cave, pastor OF the Christian church
OF which he had been member for
several years, and the interment was
made in Lakewood Cemetery Mr.
White was tho son OF the late James
I. White and Finnclla Strachan Maury.
ana was born at Newland. in Spotsyl-
wanna County, April 5. lsiS His par
eats moved TO this place in 1862 TO
his mothers ancestral home, the "Old
Mansion. where he had since resided.
Mr.. White entered Colonel John s.
Mosby's command in January, 1865.
when but boy. He was married in
Richmond on December 3, 1874 to Ell
,ie May Cary, daughter OF the late Colo
mel John B. Cary. He is survived bv
his wife, and also by two children.
John Cary White, OF Richmond, as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
ID. ID. Pennybacker.

Especial - The Times Dispatch
liAIIRlSONBURG. VA. April I1-D
u. Pcnnyhackcr, scveuty-four years old
a prominent resident Of the county and
distinguished Confederate Veteran died
yesterday at Broadway ROCKINGHAM,
County. Just twelve days ago he and
his wife. who was Miss Elizabeth Bow
man, celebrated the iiftieth anniversary
of their wedding His surviving chill
drcn arc John !. Pcnuybncker. Of tho
First National Bank. Broadway: L T.
Pennybackcr. of Dallas. Texas: g. f.
rennybacker. Of Chicago: :. : Penny
hacker. druggist of Newport News;
II. III. Pcnnybacker, a travelling salrY-
man of Baltimore: Mrs. +. W. Push. OF
8roadway: Miss BesS Pennybacker, o;
Broadway. and Mrs. Il. G.. Wright. OF
WaXHcSbDro.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth *. Nielsen

THO funeral Of Mrs Elizabeth X
Nielsen, si%'y-four years old. mother
'ot Alderman y. G. Nielsen, OF jefferson
ara, VINO died at her home, 3o4l VIII
liamsburg Avenue. carly Yesterday.
"t!l he conducted from the residence
tomorrow morning. Tho intcrmcn,
VIII be In Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs. Nelson's death followed a long
illness. She had been in falling health
Tor several months prior TO her death.
She IS survived by nino children--siy
dauShters Mrs. II. J. Mays. OF Mem
PMS; Mrs. r. g. GIN. OF Orange Court
house; Mrs. Fl. Is CARRIER and Mtsses
Edith Grace and LILY c. Nielsen. of this
city: and three sons. Arthur G. Harold
Is. and Raymond Y. Nielsen. all Of this
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
| SAFETY APPLIANCE ACTS
BENEFIT ALL EMPLOYEES
No Matter Whether Engaged i'm In
trastate or Interstate
Commerce.
DECISION BY SUPREME COURT
This Prcccdcnt-M;liiin Opinion Gives
These Laws Scope Far Greater
Than Federal Employers Statutes.
Appeal Up From Texas.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE SUI
promo Court today 50 construed the
various Federal safety appliance acts
so that all employees. no matter
whether engaged ut the time In intra-
state or Interstate commerce. may re-
cover damages for injuries occurring
through failure Of interstate commerce
railroads to comply with the sa fc.y
appliance laws. II was regarded as 4
precedent making decision, giving
safety appliance lava u scope far
greater than the Federal EMPLOYERS
liability law. The first employers. liza
biliiy law was even aunuilcd years
ago because Il applied To employees
engaged In :ntrasiate commerce, rs
we'll M those IN Interstate commerce
I'll" decision was announced in The suit
OF y. II. Rigshy. n brakeman Of tho
Texas and Pacific, injured bv n defec-
tive ladder on a car marked bad or
der and left standing IN tho Mar
shall tTcxas) yard FOR repairs II was
necessary for Rigsby to TAX. the car
over the main line 10 tho shops for
repair.
Justice Pitney. speaking for the en-
tire court, held that Congress had
taken to Itself exclusive jurisdiction
'N'i chi'it tbDIldn Ipt interstate
railroads. and that the Statea would
not have authority to make laws re-
GardinE them for the benefit Of state
employers
Tho court hold ali that was necessary
was tina! ihc railroad be engaged in
Interstate commerce for the Federal
Law 10 Apply 90 all their acts regard
ing safety.
Tho judgment OF the Texas courts
in favor Of Rigsby for SIl.ro0 was az
Armed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
|SWER B0RAH's ATTACK
ON THE NATIONAL GUARD
Sorous Replies by Reed and Pom
erene, Who Again Come to De-
Tense OF State Military.
'TE ON ARMY BILL TODAY
'orts to Amend Reorganization
Measure Defeated in Rapid Sue
ccssion i'm Senate on Eve of Its
Final Passage.

WASHINGTON. April i7.-Enorts TO
end the army REORGANIZATION bill
II" defeated In rapid succession in
Senate to-day. on tho eve OF the
asure's passage. tnicr an agree
Mt reached last week voting on the
| and all penutng amendment. xiii
SIN at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Vigorous replies Hero made to-day
Senator Borahs attack on the Ma
nal Guard last Saturday. Senators
cd and Pomcrcne again ra!lying to
|, dcfense of the guard. Senator Bo-
n stood by his specific charges, and
|allcngcd any ono To controvsrt them.
anpions of the guard aassrted that
f. whole institution should not be
nhernned because of isolated in
'nccS Of irreguiarity, and that In
lad army officers had been guilty
irregularities and crimes.
III regret these attacks upon the Ma
bnal Guard" said Senator Reed "hfan
r man, officers and men OF thc Ma
'nal Guard measure up well with
y class OF our ci,izcns AS a whole
ey are no more subject 10 attack
an any other body OF citizens. J
Mt know whether the dead body
the 1.-Two body Of Villa is on its
~ to tho American border or not.
= n any further trouble arises ! do
low that within forty-eirht hours
IT National Guard troops w!il il"
oh'lizinG along tho Rio Grandc
senator Reeds amendment 20 create
ON six 10 twelve training schools for
est Point and Annapolis in various
rts OF the country was defeated.
10 ri. Other amendments rejected
cludcd one by Senator Lee. Of Mary
nd. Ia increase In" number Of Ma
,nal Guard enlisted men from 200 to
o for each Senator mud Representa-
70 IN Congress, and Senator works's
opcsal for an industrial military force
100000 men 10 serve month each
'ar IN tho army IN timcs az peace
III twelve months in forestry and re-
t!nation services on tn. Pacific Coast
~ adjacent States
T"-rnprrow an amendment by soma
= Erandcrc" 10 increase the proposed
rcn=th of the army from 10000 20
200" m"u will hc acted upnu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
A Cough May Lead
to tuberculosis

Distressing and dangerous compiled
tons may follow if you neglect IL.
Even when so serious "A stage is
bring relief. For more than twenty
years it has been widely used in such
AS with any medication cmnloved In
this trouble. the hest results arc OBJ
tanned when the patient pays strict
attention to diet and gets plenty OF
rest and fresh air.
Because Of its easily aSsimilable
content Of calcium chiorid. this prcpa-
builder is indicated. AS Il corrective
Of night swcais II has proved most
useful. II may lie tried with absolute
safety. since IL contains no harmful or
ha bit forming drugs of any sort.
Sold by Tragle Drug Co. and leading
druggists,
Eckmah Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
INITIATES TWENTY MEMBERS
Or. Douglas <. Freeman md w. Douglas
Gordon Arc Elected TO Honor
AIRY McmhcrShir

Reaching high tide in its Efforts 20
gather Within tho fold men eligible 20
membership. The Richmond TvpoSraph-
ical Union, 80. go. AZ meeting held
sunday afternoon in tho Eagles Home.
Third and Marshall streets added
twentr names 70 IT'S roster OF members.
III" largest single initiation class In the
history Of tho local organization. 20
sides th!a list, the union elected Dr..
Douglas s. Freeman and w DouS!a )
Gordon 20 honorary membership III the
. union. -. ]. Campbell. OF Norfolk. state
organizer for the International Typo
graphical Union, announced ut the
meeting that unions organized hy him
Within M last sixty days totaled iOi
members.
Fr"sid"r. c. r. Harwood, r. Lee
Woooy, aud NJ. r. Pace were elected
ia represent tho union at the annual
convention OF the State organization.
10 held ~ Roanoke June i senator
addison. OF LynchburS. Will address
the printers ~ shat time o., the pro-
Uor"d State printing plant. the merits
OF which arc nov being investigated
by a commission appointed ~ the l.tsi
session OF tho Legislature with iustruc-
lions 20 report |" that body ut The 1918
I session. Delegate w. u. Walton. q:
! hanover, a member OF tho CONN; ssior.
has also been invited 10 speak
~ tn" next meeting OF the union.
10 hn h"ld on the third Sunday In MAY
delegates VIII be nominated to rcprc-
sen; tho organization at tho national
convention Of the International TWO
.rarh!ca! tnior, which viii conven. in
baltimore on tho second sunday N An
Cnst. Five candidates arc :.lr.ndv in
. 'nc field, W. \. Ed.Ihlut, Sidney ,-,tos
!. y. Schroeder. George 4 J.rniug.
ana =. J. Hughes. Lr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
T:riDEMIC or MEASLES
RAGING. ~ ITNCTIRI-RC,

f.fNcHHrEH. VA t0-Il 1.-TA.
Local health Office has announced TINT
there arc nearly 3ar cases 1T measles
ia l.vnchhu"s. and the disease seems
:" Il" gaining new victims about as
last as old cases are released from
quarantine Thor" haze been four
deaths - he city ard suburbs from
''is disease sire" the epidemic hogan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
william A. Hamilton.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. VA. April 11.-Wil-
liam a. Hamilton, aged siXty-one years,
wcll-known citizen. died this morn
'nG at his home in West Washington
street. lie ia survived by his wife,
three sons and three daughters, sidney
h.. William T.. and George G; IIairil-
ton, Mrs. Grace Griffin, Mrs RcnJan in
watkins and Mrs. benjamin Thompson,
ali Of Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
Held "a. "Blind Tigers"

Tsp" cil! to The Times dispatch.
RALEIGH y. G., April i1-The IA
leigh polio. today arrested c. &. Rich
ardson, well-known meat dealer. and
j.. w. Hood. who operates a small store
on Davle street, as blind tigers"
Thirty eight pints or liquor were found
~ the attic OF richardson's residence
and sixteen cases were taken from the
residence of Hood.