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1900 PARADE; ONE ENLISTS.
AdvertfdnG for Recruits After
Hartford Demonstration.

HARTFORD, Conn, June 12.-Though
1900 persons paraded for preparedness
through tho streets OF Hartford u week
ago. the commanding officer OF the FRS.
Infantry found II necessary to-day TO
advertise for recruits.
lie needs thirty-nve more men 10 fll
the ranks of the supply company Of the
regiment. snd has received hut one appl,-
cation on the blanks that were printed
by the thousand In the Hartford news
papers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-13

ours IL must Of necessity be the navy.
The second line Of defence within n re-
stricted area must he your Qualifications.
and after that must cone your mobile
army. And o u first line Of defence is
only made really effective by virtue OF
you second line.
"Fortifcations are not erected with
the idea Of preventing a landing any
where upon the shores of America.
Fortifcations are intended 70 protect
strategic points intended to preserve
for the use OF the navy as bases certain
harbors. to deny certain waters 10 All
enemy and to compel. In case OF a land
ing. the landing at a point not 80 favor
ably situated to the advantage OF the
enemy AS the place fortified. They are
intended to enable tho feet Of America
to act extensively and not Extensively.
To Protect New York.
THE usual charge touching the city
~ New York Is that II is possible for
certain ships Of the largest types to reach
a particular point and from tnst point
to he out Of range Of the existing bat
teries and still be able to lombard por-
lions of the city. That Ia true. and that
condition will be rcinedied as speedily
IA II ran be done. But II does not fol-
low that II a war should break to-
morrow we would be unable IN meet
that situation and prevent that bonn
bardincnt. laying the defence by the
navy and the submarines.
at would not be difficult at all to
put up, on temporary emplacements and
carriages. guns OF sufficient range At
Rockaway. where they propose to put
permanent Notifications. to max Il ex-
~ceedingly unhealthy for any fleet to
undertake to lie outside this particular
place and lombard New York. Will
the condition at New York ought to bc
and il coins to be rcmedied there Is
10 reason why the people Of America
should he unduly alarmed or made to
believe that the conditions are very
much worse than they actually are"
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HUGHES MEN, BACK,
BARNES FROST
See y. Y. Landslide for Can
didatc, but Will Bar the
Albany Man.
BIG MEETING THURSDAY

Tho New York delegates 10 tho Repuh-
,can national convention reached home
m \ specis, train yesterday afternoon
There had been about 100 In the party.
hut only the New York city crowd came
to Grand Central station. the others
having dropped of Ell route. State
Chairman Frederick e. Tanner heari
IN the way about the conferences jus
tIre Hughes intended 10 have during the
day and expected to visit him at the
Aston. Tie went FIRST TO his once.
though. TO try 10 catch up with business
that accumulated in his absence.
The New York county committee will
hold a regular meeting on Thursday
night In Bryant Hail. Sixth avenue near
Forticth street. II has been decided
to turn II into a Hughes ratification
meeting, Most 81 the New York city
crowd were for Hughes from the start
and their jubilation over the outcome
Of tho chicago gathering will have vent
that night. Resolutions will he adopted
Of course. and there will he speeches
by state Chairman Tanner. County
Chairman Samuel koenig and others.
The talk on the special which left Chit
caso on Sunday morning was largely
Of speculation as 10 how large tho eS-
pected Hughes majority ~ New York.
state will he. Mr.. Koenig IL predicting
hat tho Republican nominee will win
here by about zoo 600 votes. ard william
NJ Calder. ox-Represen,ative. acquicsccd
IN hat figure too.
calder poresaw II Y~a~ Ago.
''one year ago. said Mr. Calder, ~
made IN my mind that Justice Hughes
would he the best candidate. Tho poo
pic know him ard believe In hln. And
a. his crisis IN tn. nations history the
party and tho country required such n
man."
Candidates for ths craftsmanship Of
the Republican National Committee have
been talked Of since tho Hughes land
slide The New York special brough,
here tho view that Frank VI. Hitchcock.
who picked tho winner months ago and
stak'd his political pile on him. Is anN-
iuus for the job. which he flled once
before. But his friends ara cocpizant
81 the TACT that Il he were selected
uufouhteilv = great many persons would
say that Justice Hughes had a gentle
mans agreement with him all through
the convention preliminaries.
other IN tho field for national chair
man ar" state chairman Warren OF
Michigan and state Chairman Tanner
OF New York. Before Mr.. Tanner Jeff
chicago several Of the Republican ma
tlonsl committeeman and State chair
men suggested 10 him that he accept tho
place ar try for II, Mr.. Tanner gave
them :" understand tha' ". was not
particularly Keen for In" position. but
1t II known among l's friends tina hc
would take 4 II Justice liugh,s 80 willed.
Nir. Taincr, however. has no idea how
the Republican nominee feels on the
subject
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ToRlo' June - rwo moro bn,,alinna
Of soldiers are being sen, ,o T"ntIn
and iohiu by the Japanese ,,~ov,ruu,n,
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$34,297,OOO IN HOUSE BILL
FOR i. s. FORTIFICATIONS
Largest Ever Reported to Congress-Two 16 Inch Guns
at Rockaway for New York's Defence, Sd Anti
aircraft Guns Provided in Measure.

WAsHfNaroN. juno 1.-THE largest
Notifications bill ever reported TO Con-
ereas was taken w in the House to-day.
II carries $21. as7.o5o and authorizes
contracts amounting to si2. 900, 600. The
amount OF direct appropriations Ia $751;
o3s.s33 more than carried IN the bill Of
last year.
Among other items the measure pro-
rides for the Immediate manufacture of
SIX Is inch uns four Of which are to
he at Cape Henry for the protection of
Chesapeake Bay and the cities Of Nor
folk. Washington and Baltimore. and two
~ kockaway Beach. Provision also Ia
made for ffty-four Q inch anti aircraf n
runs. An appropriation Of s75o.o0o 10
made to acquire the invention for the
radio control Of torpedoes, now the prop
erty OF John Hays Hammond, Jr.
The bill was submitted to the House
to-day by Representative Sherley, Demo-
crat. Kentucky, In su elaborate speech
III which he emphasized the fact that
preliminary protection for New York was
to be provided through the erection of
q battery Of is inch guns at Rockaway
Beach.
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The Studebaker Corporation of America

New forkSh owroom S6h 4 Broadway. New York Telephone, Cmele-l4oo
Brooklyn Retail Hssdqusrtsrs 1921 Bedford Ave. Brooklyn. Tel Deestur-l4sl
Dealers in the Brenx. Read 4 Read. 3Si East i4sh ST. Bronx Tel, Melo,e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
If Too Fat Get
More Fresh Air
BE MODERATE: IN YOUR DIET AND
REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT. TAKE
OIL or kURE.IN

Lack OF fresh air il is said wcakcns
the oxygen carrying power of the
blood. the liver becomes sluggish. fat
accumulatcS and the action Of many
Of the vital organs is hindcrcd there
by. The heart action becomes weak
work is an effort and the beauty of the
figure is destroyed.
Fat put on by indoor life is un-
healthy and ii nature is not assisted
In throwing il off a serious case OF
obesity may result.
When YOU feel that YOU are getting
To" stout. take the matter in hand at
once: Don't wait until your figure has
become joke and your health ruined
through carrying around a burden OF
unsiGhtly and unhealthy fat
spend as much time as You possibly
can in the open air: breathe deeply.
and get from any druggist a box OF
oil OF korein capsules; take one after
each meal and one before retiring at
night.
Wcigh yourself every few days and
Keep up the treatment until You are
down to normal. Oil of korcin is abso-
lutcly harmless, * pleasant to take
helps the digestion and even a few
days treatment has been reported 10
show u noticeable reduction in weight
tragic Drug Company can supply you
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
cnA>cEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
Twelve Deeds OF Release, Amounting


Edward H. Brown. trustee. to ,rus-
tees tee: Epwor.,h Methodis, tplscopal
thpLGh. Sov,h. $$Ii9o feet south line
land street. August :. 1916 So
L@lEHy = I;rown, trustee. to Thomas
q Wks",". i5AIS feet south line Of
$1,000
Richard W. Jones. trustee. to Il. c.
Woodward 25Nl25 feet south line OF
land Street October 81, 1916. $500.
Willis " Davis. trustees. To j ~.
Albert. 2NxiiO feet north line of Grace
street. northeast corner OF Grace and
Meadow streets. November I. 1915,
s2,lO0
aSxiio feet north line Of Grace Street.
northeast corner Of Grace and Meadow
streets. November ., 1918. $500.
stuart Howc. trustee, to G. .. Allen.
November ., 1916 $2Gj2iO.
l;ichcson X Crutchhcld. trustees. TO
william Catlin. GJXl25 feet west line
, II SiS'h street Us fee, north Of
s2,l2u
o. G. Taylor, trustee. to Paul -.
Sen s!t e, ~; certain lot In bloci !;
Avenue. October II. 1915. S3G3.1J
Charles * Willis. trustee. to Katie
:, tlakc. 3cNl"j feet, known as 2ilo
Grove Avenue. November 8, 1916.
S2O3
lichcSon X crutchncld trustees, to
w. II. jackson. GpXl25 feet west line
OF sixth Street l3S feet north Of Crouch
street. November 5, 1916. 1875.
X. y. Lancaster ct ais. trustees to
north line OF Grove Avenue. l55 IL >
feet west OF Elm street. November ..
1916. $1,000.
Il 9. wn.:iy e, ais trustees to &.
w. Pollard 81 u&.. 81 7-l2Nl25 feet
south line Of X" street. 30 feet east
OF Twentieth street October 81, 1916.
S1G5U
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
DR.. AND MRS. BROKER
ARE LOCATED IN ENGLAND
Sign Deed to Tract of Land Near
Dumbarton, in IIcnrico
County.
WE'RE IN SOUTHAMPTON. ENG.
Physician Who Jumped His Bail
Bond While Under Indictment for
Violating Cocaine Act May Not BE
EXtraditcd.

That Mrs. Annie l.. Brookcr. Wife of
DIR. Royce -. l!rookcr. who fed the
country while under an indictment in
The United States District Court on
The charge OF violating the Harrison
antt-narcotic act, joined her husband
abroad shortly after she left Richmond.
was the information that became gem
orally known in this city yesterday.
The whereabouts OF both DR. lirooker
and his wife had been unknown for
some time
According 10 Il deed of bargain and
sale conveying 10 j. -. Cone Il small
tract Of land near Dumbartou. in Hen
rico County, both Or. and Mrs Brook er
We're IN Southampton. England. on Oc-
t"bcr %. They both appeared before
United states Consul Albert w. Swain.
IN Southampton. and acknowledged
their signatures TO the deed Of sale III
his presence. The tract OF land sold
contains sixteen acres. and is reported
TO have brought $4,000.
II was generally believed in Rich
mond AT the time Or. Brooker dis
appeared that he had gone abroad. but
other reports were 10 the effect that
h" was then in South America. Until
the morning set for his trial in the
United states District Court. IL had
TOT occurred to Federal authorities that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
UNITED STATES C1ncurr COURT.

TIL" United states Circuit Court of
Appeals convened yesterday morning at
IT, o'clock for the November term. with
circuit Judges Knapp and Woods ana
District Judge Rose in attendance
Court announced and handed down
1t! opinion IL the follow -; cases:
No. li:2-EIicu g. Davis and Cornclia
r. Basel, executives. ct ais, appcl-
ants. vs. Jacob S Hayden Josiah V.
Thompson ct al. appel!ees: appeal from
opinion by Judge Knapp Reversed
n" li2i-J. J. Dunlop. appellant, W.
Nobsrt Edward Baker Lille NJ. Baker
irict Court at Richmond. In bank
ruptcy. ppinion by Judge Woods. Re-
'ersed: Judge johnson dissenting.
80 iit$-Iohn u. Wight. william II.
Wient, Frank L. Wight and the Shcr-
wood Distil!inE Company. appellants,
", w. Gilbert f. Heublein and Louis r.
triCt Court at Baltimore Opinion by
judge knapp. Affirmed
NO. lii5-Sunday Creek Company, n
corporation. plaintiff in error. vs. Basil
Gray, administrator Of the estate OF
Paul Jackson. deccased. defendant in
error; error 70 the District Court at
KNAPP. Affirmed.
No. l43e-raul Garrett and Garrett
& Co. Inc. appellants. VS. Logan l..
Mallard. appellee: appeal from the Dis
trict Court at Norfolk Argued bv
Walw;r II. TAYLOR. Of Norfolk, for the
iDftAt't anu -. VI. brandt, OF
Norfolk. for the appellee. ana sub
mittcd.
Case continues:
No. li5o--J. T. Jacobs. master and
agent, et al. appellants. vs. George T..
Jones. master. appellee: appeal from
the District Court at harleston. s. c.
Continued on motion of appellants
Case passed:
No. ltS6-Uni,ed States of America.
pialntir in error, vs.. the Baltimore
and and OHIO Railroad Company. defendant
IN error; error TO the District Court
al fnliipri W Va. Passed temporarily
.r, Ne. tit G.. Long and Cathleen
The!ina Long. plaintiffs in error vs..
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
defendant III error: error to the DIS
trict Court at Columbia. :. G. To be
argued by w Boyd Evans. James r..
RAINING. d. G: Ray. Alfred Wallace,
Jr and j.. ~ McMnstcr. OF Columbia.
; c.. for the plaintiffs In error. and
Lucien w. McI.cmorc, OF sumter = c..
ana McSSrs. Barron, Mckay. Frierson
Moifaut OF Columbia. ). c.. for the
defendant il error.
Admitted to practice:
Alfred Wallace. Jr.. of Columbia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
PETERSBURG COUNCIL
HOLDS BUSY SESSION
Sum OF S11 900, Diverted From
Grammar To High School
Fund.
MAN MAKES FATAL MISTAKE,
Swallows Bichloride of Mercury Tab
lets in Place of Headache Remedy
Lee Camp Pays Tribute to- Gem
cral Stitli Boiling
Especial to The Times Dispatch. |

Especial to The rmcs-Dispat
PETERSBURG, VA, November a.-At
the meeting of the Council las, nigh;
The usual routine monthly business was
transacted. Appropriations for de-
partm"utal purposes and petitions and
requests for public improvements were
referred. The Finance Committee ask
cd for. and was granted. further time
for report on matters before it, y
communication was received from
Judge j. NJ. Mullen, OF the Hastings
Court. suggesting that the city lay
aside $50" IA he used in paying attor-
n"yS To defend poor persons charged
with serious crimes vino ar" unable 10
employ counsel. The inuttcr was refer
red 90 Tho city attorney for report.
~ the request OF the school Board
,h" Council voted 10 divert Sill. 900 from
The grammar school fund TO TN. high
school fund. The Council some tim.
ago appropriated SliG.0oO to erect a
suitable high school building, and 500
600 10 enlarge and erect grammar
schools. The cost OF the high school
Viii he Sl5l,p0u, hcnc" the diversion Of
Sli,"0c from the grammar school fund.
The special school committee. with
tho corporation Of The school Board.
recommended the abandonment of tho
sites formerly selected for cOlnr"I
schools. on Harding street. and the
purchaS" Of property in Jones street
for on" or more schools. The recon-
iuc0dation was adopted. Months ago
the Council provided 100000 FOR the
erection OF color.d school buildings.
This money has not been used. because
OF inability 20 agree on sites
The auditor reports expenditures of
the cltE in october amounting 20 $751;
.2.. and the city treasurer reports a
balance on hand November !. % S333.-
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Si.kle' s3Hl2o feet south line Beverly
October 20. l?iG: $500.
Avenue. 3i9 fee, south of Cary Street.
"e nnSnr, 3d. iSls tax 81 Wilma so ro.
Schaefer 2Sxi4o feet north line Grove
November Z. 1916: $500.
McNickle. lots III and 1ls in plan of
Hrookland Terrace. August lG. 1916.
Jay; 80 cents $40 ~
l:"c. ihXGi feet east line of Twenty
Third street. intersection Of earring
ton and Twenty-thirl Street Novcm-
Der I. 1916: tax. 81. $40.
Morris tonn ., uN. 10 Elizabeth V.
Lee. 20xl25 feet east line of Twenty
third street. between @ and r streets.
Horcmbcr :. 1916: tax. $50: SO
stuart Apartments. Inc. to w Il.
Catl"tt. 40Nll0 feet east side OF LON
l baray Street; som;hSas, corner Of LIN
vcmbcr s. 1916; tax. sI5: $40.
John T. smith ct ux., to, William =.
hInah %s ,o Jr 10, block ~ 10, :,
nut mn October .. 1915: $3.50
lienry 5 iintzlor ct ais. trustees. 10
Of windcr street, 81 fec, cas-, II stump
ter street. October II. 1916: sl.o1o.
Virginia to lienry y; hrizzaiara. 5oNl33
Hooper street and Edrcwood Avenue.
November 2. 1916; tax. 81; $40.
virginia TO Eiward J; Biaks, lot -.
block +, plan OF !rockland November
:. lal5. tax. 81; SO.
L. T.. Harlow ct ux. to -. II. Miller
lots i73 aud Ia. plan OF Howard ;
Grove. October -. 1916: tax, 81. $500.
j. IL. Carrot; To Percy H. t:ubtnk
81 ais. 30 -6Hl 40 feet north line Stuart
Road. $50 west OF North Avenue S.u-
t"inber II, 1916. tax. $3.50: $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
HENnIco DEEDS or TRUST.


El!zaheth V. Lee 20 John NJ. Purcell.
trustee. lots ; TO IL. IN williams Block,
N The plan Of Bradford Heights. No
veinh"r .. 1916: $500.
Adjustment and Realty Corporation
TO J. t. Welsh. trustee. - acres on the
north side OF the Southern Railway
being part of the G!lmour tract
November :. 1916 Si,iSO.
l.. =. Booker ct NIX To T. : Rose
~ al. trustees, lots 1O7. los and 100
N nlock -, in plan near Fair Oaks
station November 4. 1916; $40.
J.. -. Cone ct TX. TO American Trust
Company. trustee. Is acres about six
miles from the city. October Il, 1915:
S2.j0n.
l.. Il. Mullen. Jr.. to T.. !. Mos.ley.
tru:tc" lot =, in block +. in III. pan
81 Highland Park Addition. October
%. 1916 SIS.
tonptnE. trustee. IL acres about six
miles .north OF the city. October u,
1916; $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
VIII Tell of Lirc-say,np sc,y,c.

An Interesting lecture will be de-
livcrcd at Emmanuel Parish House by
DR.. Charles Dudley Undcrhin. under
the auspices OF the Brook Hill Neigh
horhood League tonight at Sl5
o'clock. The subject of the lecture
Will he The United States Public
Health Service and the United States
Life-Saving Service" DR.. Underhill
was for several years acting assistant
surgeon of the port of Boston, and in
that capacity had occasion to examine
all the life-savinE men from Boston 10
Cape Cod. The lecture will be open
20 the public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
nENHIco TRANSFERS.
fhrcr Deeds at Bnrgnin md Sale,
Amounting to ono.

Jacob Lennon ct ais 10 x. " Man
ICY ct uA.. 80 acres on tn. New Market
Read. four miles from tho city. near
t3.2c: $40
Highland Park Development Corpo-
ration TO +. X. Mullen. Jr.. 10, Ia
niotk +. IN the plan OF Highland Park
Addition. October %, 1916; $500.
Ami" /" i!rookcr ct vir TO &! O.
Conc. 10 acres rbout six miles from
IN" city. September IS, 1916; 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
CHANCEHY DEEDS Or TRUST.
Eleven D"rd. or Trust. Amounting to

Samuel Il MrNickI. 81 ux. to Edwin
II. Heller. trustee. 3?xl20 feet. known
as No. :el5 beverly Street. October 20.
L. 7 clayton =, ux TO Elan n Fun
s,en, trustees. 23A12v feet east line OF
Colonial Avenue. $40 feet south o:
Cary street. November /, 1919; $3,5iO.
Alfred J.: blanton TO .. c. Taylor.
trustee, 35Nlic feet east line Of Second
Avenue. being 10, 10, block .. iiighlana
samuel II. McNickle ~ ux. 10 l:dwir
". Heller, trustee. 32x120 feet. known
as 10 2ol5 Beverly street =. October %,
comh trustee ssDT lot al" Block * : Ma NS
Court. October .. 1916: 5000.
J., j. Rcaitie q uN. u Edwin NJ.
,ieller trustee. lo0Xl7s3-i feet north
line OF Main street, between CrcnShaw
Avenue ana Gilman street october
IS, 1916: $2,l2O.
Iva V. Albert CT vir to Coke & Will
lis, trustees. 2SXli0 feet north line OF
Grace street, northeast 'o:n.r of Grace
ami Meadow. October 80. 1916 $500.
-. l'asIualc NiSo g, uN. 10 William l..
Tyler. trustee, 25SSi - feet, known as
2Sl3 ? street November /, 1910: sl.il6.
NJ Lie = uN. TO John II. Brayton,
trustee. 2oxiio feet. known a. 1929
North Twenty-S!Xth Street. November
!, 1916: So
Purity Corporation TO John H. Car
rctt, trustee" SiNl52 ~ feet north line
Of cary street. northeast corner OF
Cary and Madison Streets. November
/, 1916. s6.l7G.G7.
J"hn j. kcN.nry TO Arthur T.. Chap
man ct ais, trustees, 2S\l193-i feet
north line OF stuart Avcnue I4o 81
icet west OF ELM Street. November d.
1915, 5000.
UUS'TINGS DEED on rTRI-ST
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10

The Wednesday Music club held its
first mcetin" Of the season yesterday
afternoon At the residence of Mrs w.
H. Mann, with number of guests
present
y frame residence in South street
belonging TO the Eohannon estate and
occupied by !. -. Reed. was damaged
by fire. II was fully insured
The Childrcn's Home Society OF
Richmond is Ia hay" a tag day here
on saturday. unGcr the auspices OF
many prominent women OF the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
ADDRESSES ARE FEATURES
DIR. Warren and Wis, Winrficid Address
baptist "omrn's Orgnnizn-
tiOn Meeting.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
CLIFTON FORGE, VA. November

lSpecial to TIL" Times dispatch
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. November q
Tile features Of this mornings SnS-
sion Of the Womcn's Missionary Union
OF the Baptist Church were addresses
by Miss Ethel Wiuen.ld. leader Of
The Young Wom.n'S Association in
Virginia. and by Or. Warren, Of At
Iahta. secretary Of TN" Baptist HON"
mission board Dr. Warren spoke on
the church Euilcin;s Loan Fund" Miss
Wingheld took as her subject Train
ing for World Wide service"
report Of tho training school was
made by Mrs. William E.llyson, of
Richmond, while Mrs. j. K. Dowls, of
Norfolk. made the report on delegates
to the annual meeting. The devotional
exercises wer" in charge Of Mrs II.
IT, Nomsing.r. Of Bristol. All the scs-
Sions are well attend ID.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10

william H. clay. aged thirty-two
years. a native OF North Carolina. bui
resident Of Petersburg. for about two
years, di"d last evening at his home
In Hanover street. Blandford. IT is
stated that about week ago he took
hich!oride OF mercury tablets by. mis-
take for headache tablets and that his
DEATH was duo 10 this cause. He /,
survived by ms wif,. six children. his
mother. four brothers and a sister. all
"f Enfield. y. G., 20 which place the
body VIII be taken tomorrow for bur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10

Erookcr to In" decd .wcrc sec,; c'
through the aid OF his attorneys.
II is gen"rail.- hclicvc>i that no tur-
th"r ac;ion against D. Hroo<er..lyill by
attempted by Federal authorities. stree
he forfeited his bond aud is now IN
= forc..u land.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
chool Conference.

'iho sessions Of the PRESBYTERIAN
sunday school Conference At the Sec
ona Church last night and day We're
largely attended by the sunday school
workers OF the city. AZ this evenings
session addresses were delivered by
Rev. r a. Lapsley and w. c. smith.
of Richmond and Rev II. II. Hudson
OF Charlottesville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
Wounded Negro In HOSPITAL.

Robert Bryan colored nineteen years
old, OF Austin. y. g., is in the Me
mortal Hospital with ii Eunshot wound
IN his breast. On the hospital report
II was said that Dewey Kenny. four
teen years old. shot him without provo
cation The wound is not believed to
be fatal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
Visit ar SiIrinrrs.

Acca Temple. OF Mobiles o. The Mystic
Shrine. 81 Richmond, with a patrol Of
ahou, sixty members aud q large band.
arrived in the city this afternoon :.
parade followed through some Of the
principal streets. and drill was
given. Luncheon was served AT the
Masonic Temple. The ceremonial en-
'rciscs Mere h.li tonight. when "A
score or more OF Petersburg citizens
wore initiated into III. orncr.