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Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-01-06

moppiug UP an almost imaginary
splash. Hes SO full Of new ones that
every time he opens his mouth he
spills good laugh
"What's his business? demanded
Bendix, who was an earnest collector
Of definite information.
"Cdrrying hot ones, as far as | can
get It." answered Phil, laughing remi.
niscently. Say. this guy tells 'cm 50
fast you can't remember 'cm. Blondy
just asked him to stop so he could
write 'em down. He slipped in fun.
ny knock or two about the street car
service here
Bendix walked thoughtfully into the
little back room, the baroness OF which.
kept to its former crudeness by the
wish Of the boss, was in strange con-
trast to the elaborately mirroret and
mahogany carved Occident. Here, at
an extremely plain round table, he
found the huge and impassive SledGe
gazing moodly out the dusty window,
while Frank Marley, with half emp
tied whisky glass in his hand. sat re-
garding him with a puzzled expression.
Marley turned with relief when he
saw BendiX.
T've just been suggesting that We
build the proposed Ridgewood avenue
extension out Of the company funds,
rather than make new issue Of
Stock" he explained. "By adding
slightly to our bonded indebtedness
we can do this and keep the addition
al net earnings among the present
stockholders" and he stroled his neat
ly cropped gray vandyke. with the al
most smirking complacency Of man
who is sure he is earning reputa.
ton for superior judgment.
Bendix looked at him moment In
aggrieved wonder.
II don't suppose you remember that
we first decided on the Ridgewood av-
enue extension for the express purpose
of reorganization, new issue OF stock
and readjustNent of shares" he chill
ingly reminded Marley.
81 know" persisted Marley. But,
after mature delibcration. it seems that
to make the extension from the COM
pany's earnings IS the more Legitimate
business method. | am not in favor of
the modern practice of watering stock.
The earnings. after all, are not increas-
ed by stock Juggling"
Sledge turned pondcrously from his
inspection of the dingy little areawar
as BendiX left the room.
"Your girls a peach" he delicatelt
hinted.
"Molly?" smiled Marcy's nose. "She
is a beauty, isn't she? The boys are
crazy about her. 1t looks like col
lege convention out at my house all
the time
81 want to get acquainted with her.
ordered Sledge. much as if he had been
sending the happy word to some rising
new politician.
A shade of annoyance passed over
Marley'S brow.
."That IS L matter which is entirely
up to Molly" he stated. with trace
Of stiffness.
"All right. Put it up 10 Molly" said
| Sledge and looked ont the window
again.
Marley hrSiiitrl and half arose. lie
knew that his call was over, and yet
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otncr Locals on SSc OuE
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Miss Helen Coker, of Society Hill
was the guest the past week of Mrs
Edwin Malloy.
Miss Mildred 'iI.nter, of Bishopv'"r,
S. c., who has been visiting Miss An
ME Ladd, returned home on Monday
Mr.. Charlie Cook has returned from
a visit to relatives in Lancaster.
Mr.. Morris Webb, who spent sew
rel and DR.. Mnrli> and Mr.. James
hunting trip, is back.
Misses Alexine Harrall, Katie Har-
rell and DR.. Morris and Mr.. Jasmes
Harrall went over to Rockingham, n.
c., Sunday.
Miss Bessie Mclean, of Sumter, 5.
c., spent the weekend with he NJ
Mrs. w. r. Godfrey.
MIR. and Mrs. Pirie and children
spent the weekend in Henderson, N e.,
Mr.. Hal Duvall is in the Sumter
hospital where he underwent an ope-
ration for some throat trouble.
Miss Ruth Harrington, after spend
ing the holidays at home returned to
Sumter on Monday.
Miss Susie McIver returned to Ash
boro, n. c., on Saturday.
Miss Lottie Harrall left on Sunday
for Timmonsville, where she Is teach
ing.
How do you turn out so much work
with only two hands," asked printer
friend the other day. Easy enough"
we replied 1.-The head is there" Come
in and see for yourself when you are
in need Of printing Of any kind.
sss
Mrs. Watts, Of Raleigh, n. c., Is
visiting her son, Mr.. r. NJ. Watts.
Mrs. W. A. McNair, Of Clyde, S. c.,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. D. Plyler.
Mrs b. w. Spencer and children
have returned to their home In Oar
lington, after spending the holidays
with Mrs. Spencer's father, Mr.. A. B.
Coward.
Miss Ella Harrall, Of Greenwood, s.
c., spnt the weekend ir the city.
M H-Diyyer and, Miss Bessie
[0cX, bf Hawknle'nie' uas are the
guests of Mrs. NJ. B. Smith. t
DR.. G. A. Bunch, who recently was
In business here, is visiting in the city.
Mr.. Will Melton, who moved from
this place several years ago to Flori-
da, is reported to have been killed
recently by his son. No particulars
have been received. Mr.. Melton was
n son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse L. Melton,
and was we'll known here.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-01-06

MIR. Wilson was in business In Che
raw for severl months during 1913, and
made many friends while here who
will join with US in best wishes.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-01-06

Pity the poor tobacco dealers. Mic
otine fiends were swearing off every
year for ages past, and all the harm
it does is to throw fright into the
tobacco men once every year.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-01-06
New Store for Cheraw.

The Chronicle is informed that MIR.
]. w. Rawlins, of Chesterfield, will OPP
en- I'D a first class grocery store In the
Harrall building recently occupied by
Stubbs Furniture Co.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-01-06

Your printing done promptly at the
Chronicle office.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-01-06

Information has Just been received
here Of the death Of Capt. J. II. Diggs
at his home in Bedford, Va.
Miss Lena Wham spent the holidays
at her home In Abbeville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
MANY IN PLOT TO DELAY
ARMY AND NAVY BILLS
Navy League Says Cards Are Stacked
I" Prevent Legislation Until
After Fall Elections.
URGES PEOPLE TO ACT Ar ONCE
Wants Temper to BE Shown In Such
Way nS to Convince Congress That
Further DilatOry Tactics VIII he
at Its Own Peril
Especial to The Tim.s.pisr,,ch ,

Especial to The Times DISPATCH
WASHINGTON. II. g., March l2-Thc
charge that politicians. paciiists and
representatives of Intriguing foreign
governments" have 80 stacked Tia,
cards that ihcrc will be no prepared
ness Legislation providing for an in
crease III the army and navy until after
the tall elections" i contained i'm a
statement given out here tonight bv
tn" Navy League" OF the United states
The league saws:
The Navy League has become con
N'nced that back OF the dilatory tactics
n Congress. back of its present plan to
poStpon" indefinitely needed lcgisla-
h"'. back Of the innumerablc EXCUSES
which prevent The addition or any
strength whatever 10 the ARMY and
navy. back of the pcrnirious activity
If many-cloalcd Individuals who in.
terfore with the effective operation Of
affairs of the government. there is y
rerni'ious influence which has for it's
object the undoing of tho nation I,
h"ids mat the people or this country
Shruld riS" as one man and refuse to
longer tol"rat" this iuaCtiou regard.
less OF the apparent logic that is back
OF multitudinouS excuses that are Of
Tered Tor II. IL believes that the peo-
III" should show their temper to tho
present Congress and to the admins
tration OF military affairs in such :,
way as Ia convince those concerned
that further dcla% is at their own pcril
There is report of indefinite de
lay connected with practically every
phase o: this Govorrncrt's> niiitorv
life Their" is. for instance tn. case %,
hattlssh!ps i3 aud - authorized by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
iicnNers Stnp Trims.

fraim" were h"ld vi. number II
times inns winter on II Wisconsin rail
road by heavy hoods. Investigation
showed that the floods are due TO Larry.
dams constructed 10y the beavers in
habit!nS one Of The smaller rivers II,
TOOK ten hIHStS o.! dynamite 10 destroy
one OF their dams, ana was rebuilt
within three weeks II was necessary,
TO secure special permission from the
Conservation Commission of the stat"
before using tn" dynamite. ON" OF tn.
dams ucStroyc" was over :: mile in
length. The SOiiditN OF it's masonry
surpassed that Of many inan-nadc
structures. y petition j. now being
circulated asking the state authorities
TO capture the beavers and remove
them 10 some locality where they can
be confined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

not Immediate, apply a fresh compress
every I'VE TO ten inmates Tor half an
hour or more. II relief follows the
first application. as il usually does.
leave the compress on for few hours.
The same measure is useful in the
relief Of acute sore throat, acute laryn-
gifts, and annoying cough due to irri-
tation or tickling in the throat.
4 cold, moist compress is grateful in
the treatment of headache, especially
the headache accompanying any few
erish state. Here it should be changed
every i've minutes.
While giving d hot mustard foot
bath--which is only properly admins
tered to Il patient in bcd--and while
giving tcpid or warm pack. always
keep cold compress OH the forehead.
Moist cold produces an effect en-
tircly different from dry cold as a
local application.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
Woman and Home

faddlst. If she has any weight to speak
Of by Comprcssiug her waist this way
she succeeds only in mai king her figure
ugiier instead of more attractive. The
extra flesh must 20 somewhere. and il
usually bulpcs out above the corset.
making gross and ugly line above
the corScts at the back ana under the
arms and occcntua, ting the size OF the
bust.
TO my mind. the sigh, Of a woman
Of generous figure with "A tiny waist IL
not at all a pretty one. There are
ways in which YOU can make your
waist appear smaller without tight
lacing. The cut Of n good corset will
do 1t.
Even the most awkward nsure can
be improved by wearing the right kind
OF corset. do not think TOO much
attention can be paid Ia this subject,
aud | advise every girl never to rest
content and TO spare no trouble until
She finds the type of corset that best
suits the requirements of her own
figure.
The wearing OF the right corset will
cause the most wonderful alteration in
your silhouette. II Will remedy defects
OF figure. Most women need the sup
port that IL given to the muscles by
well-modelcd corset. There is no com
preston Of any Of the vital organs and
II" uhdue pressure on any part, while
often enough the Silhouette given by
the corset il far more graceful than
that provided by nature
II is 81 dehatablc question whether
II : better to buy good ready made
corset cat on scientific lines or to have
ON made 10 order. You can decide
that only for yourself. II YOU can ar
rive al Il good outline with the ready
made article. then IL is to be recon-
m"nded. IL you have difficulty III being
nttcd with a rcady-nade corset, then
! advise Your having one made to order.
But don't think OF spending All your
Easter outfit money on your hat and
suit. To the neglect Of the important
item. your corset.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
COMPUTES DAILY,
JUST DISCOVERED
MASTER MEDICINE:
And Now Mr.. Winfrec is Once
More Enjoying Very
Good Health.
Adds His Appeal to Others Tor
Sick to Try ranlac.

Thcr" are many people who commute
into Richmond each day. aud one ar
these is Mr J. W. Winfrcc. who is cn'-
pi"v"d by the nrm OF : I. HcvcridGc
~ co. large grain and produ"" men
chants He has come into our fair ciil
for years. but only recently did Ne
know that the very essence Of health
was mere.
When the Tanlac representative
called on him he found a healthy anI
happy man who was fun OF enthusiast
about III" wonders 81 'ranlac lie
said: II suffered from Indigestion for
several years. | had lost my appetite
and had a !anguid don't-care feeling
and general run down system.
"rhc whole city seemed TO be talk
ing about Tanlac, SO tried II. although
had tried other remedies without re.
lief.
after taking about half a bottle
began TO feel better. and now after tax
ing two bottles feel like another per
son.
II believe and know that any Que
troubled with the same complaint as
had who Will Civ" il a trial will lac
greatly benefited and cured"
Thousands Of people all over the
country have the same confidence about
Tanlac. II has helped them. and thcl,
is no reason Why II should not hclp
others. Tanac is an aid TO nature /,
is composed of purely vegetable CON
pounds under the careful supervisors
Of Herr Joseph Trimbach. and is bot
tied pure ana reaches YOU in n pare
state.
Go to-day TO one OF the Poll: Miller
drug stores and give this Master Mcdi-
cine II trial Thousands have advised
You TO do this. Can YOU afford TO turn
deaf ear to this huge appeal?
Either Mr.. Prince or one OF his as
sistants are in attendance at the Broad
and Third Streets store. where thrv
will cOurtcously explain Tanlac to all.
One dollar per Advertisements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
Mrs. Ellie CnddriI

PULASKI. VA. March l2.-Mrs. E.uiA
CadGa!i died suddenly this morning n
the home of her nephew. *. r.. ilarmau
aged scventy-fivc years. She was thu
widow OF j. II. Caddall formed
treasurer OF Pulaski County aud rrcsi .
dent OF the Pulaski National Bank
who WAS waylaid. KILLED and robbed
on his way To his home at ThornspiiUg
from Ncwbcrn then county seat Of
Pulask twenty-siM years ago, Ill.,.
murder Is one OF several chimes in III,
county which never was solved, Use
evidence being entirely circuiustauiiIi.
Mrs. cadhall is survived by two si>-
tcrs Mrs. l.. T. Stearnes and Mrs. julia
Jackson, Of Newport News, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
To Cure the Gout
Make Recoucry Complete

,;out is distinguished from rheuma
tism by tile peculiar chalk-likc deposits
consisting OF uratc of soda. The great
toe is the part Of the body most likely
10 he affected. but every tissue in the
body suffers. hardening Of the ar
teries, Eriehts disease, and disease OF
the heart arc conditions constantly
!"und present in chronic sufferers from
:;nui Itching OF the feet at night is
precursor of gou:. Most Souty pa
tionts die of apcpinEy diabetes. ar
,Ariosricross. or J:"i@hts disease. saws
Or. j. II. kellogg, in Good Health
IN majority OF cases. the pain 81
govt is only proper punishment for
dictetic and other transGrcssioms com
United by the sufferer Complete and
permanent cure can only he effected
~ the adoption nf e vegetable and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
Value Of a Good Corset
By .4ntomcUc Donrelil

In all probability 5nst abou mis-
time sou arc planning f,i yUur rc,,
spring suit II So hopc Sou Aaveu't
forgotten to make allowance for tia.
purchase Of q good corset The success
Of your iiastcr outnc Wi! depend more
upon this one article than tic ayerar.
woman realizes; That IS, Il her plo.
portions arc III any way uorsy IphliEc.
Every woman knows that one 81 the
most important points IN feminine fash-
ION OF to-day Is The ilght Silhou"itc
We all know that The change az yorsc,
has compictcll altered the fcminu.
outline. But do not mini, that .vcIy
girl actuall! realizes IN" yalu" az n.
corset that Us en- or the presou, by.
gicniC and sensible tines.
H. tho first place even the most rablt
ryRienisi cannot condemn tho corset
q; to-day There nray be nu occasions
revival Of tho girl suffering from tigh
laciug and compression, but she IS
comparatively rare specimen. And
would like TO say Of the wasp wais
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
Mr.. Mury Elizabeth shine.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
I.NNCHECRG. w, March l. NJ S
Mary Elizabeth Shine. willow ~ l"h'
Shine, died AZ her home hero ui SAT
urday night, her husband having di't
seven months ago. She vas m.w
her OF the Holy Cross Catholic Church
The following children survive N'.
Y w. Oakley. Ncupor; News. Airs q
y. Harris, Hichmond Mrs ". j. Is
neg. Philadelphia. Z j. shine. iIag.is
town. Md. j. !. shine, Lyuchbur-
she has Il living sister. Mrs, q
CLARK. of Baltimore. ANA q hrothrr
W. T. Tyrcc, Richmond. living
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
Useful
Hints
SYNOPSIS.

Mary Page, actress j. accused OF the
by her lover. Philip i4Hucdon. Pollock was
intoxicated Al Mary's triul she admits she
had the revolver. Her maid testnes that
Mary threatened Pollock With II previously.
an! Marys leading man duplicates I.anS
don. How Mary disappears from tho scene
81 tho crime ~ "a mystery. brandon t'llS
~ a strange hand print lac saw ou Mary 81
shoulder. Further evidence shows that nor
ror of drink produces temporary INSANITY IN
Mary. Tho dcfcus" j. depressed psyche
III. Witnesses G.sc-ibe MarN's flight
from her intoxicated father ana her Gather :
suicide. Nurse Walton describes the KID
mapping uf Mary hy Pollock. DR.. Foster an
ulicrisi. tells OF her rescue by banEGon anu
himSel; describes how She broke her en-
susenlvut 10 marry Pollock. ami indicates
mis- belief that her persecution by Pollock
HE SrayHtcd her mental ailuscni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

Mrs. Martha Louise Wclch. aged soy
chtN-siN years, died at her i,p,nc 30
STOCKTON street. South Richmond y.s
tcrday afternoon at $40 o'clock. ruj
lowing an Illness of two years. pca,
was que - thc intirmitics of az.
Sh" leaves her husband A. j. W.l.I
tvc sons, X. 6. Williams. w. l.. Welrl
-. II. WEIGH, j. j WcIch and j. /
W"Ich. all OF Richmond, ana tvs
daughters, Mrs. G. V Royal of IHrn
u "nd. ana Mrs II. T.. Burke, of Ato.ii
County. Mrs. Welch was IA na.i,. "a
Eottuvav County
The funeral services will be con
Quoted in tlv home OF her son. i 4
Wclch. 10 EaS, Tenth Street tina
afternoon at i o'clock. Intermcnt wi
be in Maury Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
Continued From shnaayA

N""'"'" ''
'HHee' ny "''s '
-" mus - 80 go. ~
NJ "ueS''o''S'
e' '' '", 1'''
nv ''''
The doctor. a hUsh OF annoyance on
his face, turned auesi"hiuEN t"""f"
l'ausdUn but the latter after mo-
''''' ''"''t'''"' S''''
NO more questions
5ut the prosecutor hAd lie GOT 10
his feet with the nlacrity Of q fighting
man going into battle Here MAS a
foenan worthy OF his steel a man
whose testimony was he felt sure.
full of little Weaknesses into which he
could dig the rapicr OF his vii and his
legal QUESTIONING IL. hated Dr. EOS
ter, yet he admired him ami exulted in
INC game OF wits before him
Ia, .h r wi., ,oru.
st,on,,, in ,;trinr he ,t,oc.,oj in. tos,f-
r,,,uy -, ,rc ,,in,,., ~. r.lI N,,,
y.,an mn ry.,orIc.,, ,,i,l urn h,,i
mai. ,,or,c,, y, ,,r. u,r,, ,,,,n,,
s.n.,;;. .,,r,,.,,,.
49,, ..,,. .,
49, r ~ w w
'" Wal NIL VIZ" s""o"t' ''s nor
I"r' Sh' RANK forward IN he' chair.
'ef hands pressed against her ears to
no, sbaA, INC smiling im,.r,nrbahi,i,y
If Or. ros,cr cross examination
',''' ','''
-, 49,.
nc 9'I"'" "ro" '"'
r'''u' i!'''e prisoner lac really en-
81, ,.,, ''
liberation ana = MINI @, iuso,.nc. MA,
n.nn IN. ,In',r,,in, ~, ,'. .un..,..,a',.
,,Sn ,,9,.i,,, 80 p'e''''o'S
o ''"'" "''' I,@' l" 'h'
'''''' ''''''' an" P''l O. M'IA ""'
was 'A' SE'nph'hN iha' cam" upper
h'"ai "hcm' ~ Last, unable TO hcar amy
longer h, brutal Nrau=Io over hc,
sanity. she lcapcd ru hcr roc,. e little
Inoanin4 ~, Of rrntcs, w,,,,. rr,,,,
Nor vbire lin. .orud.r v,,s a, hs,
- wa al ne
~ d" instant me- h""nS draWinc
"hisoor'ur Acknowledgement ana comfort
vi sue suited up e, Air,--., waverir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
FtRNt\Ei LEAVES Qi ERETiI,O
IN MN1'IE.K OF STNII

General Gaviria said Ia had heard
that Carranza had LEFT the provisional
capital At oucretaro for Aguascalieu,cs
on n matter OF state
The sixth and Sixteenth United States
Infantry hrok" camp here to-day A,
Hrigadicr-G anera! pcIshiur's head
quarters. !, vas said They might en-
train by ,o-morrow. but information
about their destination was refused
MR. Maud II Wright. Who vas taken
10 Columbus by IN" Villa raiders has
not Yet recovered her baby. which was
taken from her whcu l,,r husband was
killcd at the Wright ranch min. days
before the invasion of New MeXiyn.
She said she has assurances that ia.
baby is we'll with her friend Charles
i'."lcr. IN Pearson.
n. Miles Hritish consul here, wa
refused. permission to-day to scuu q,
uessaG" to The Eri,ish vicc.coisul in
'hihuahua City This was due 10 ,h..
Mexican censorship McNicans ia
'uarcH said that the censorship had
kept tho mass Of iImora circulating
herc from reaching the Mexican side
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

Nadeiiue-Thc white spots on the
nails are caused from lack of care in
mHnicuriuE. The cuticle OF tho nail is
raised. the air gets under ii and takes
away the uUtrimcnt. causing the white
spots. BE careful always to push back
the cuticl. with the blunt end of an
orange stick and not let ii slip under
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
Nrs. Ida W. May.

Especial to Tho Times Disratch.l
I.YNCnEURCi. IA, March H. Mrs.
Ida ". May, aged siM,y-thrce Years,
died today at tn" home az h,r sister.
Mrs e. g. Carroll. iicr BODY was TAX
en- 10 Pulaski for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

'lUicc-Thcrc is no special height
or weight for girl Of fourteen. She
- sttll at The growing age. and her
height and weight would vary with her
growth. You viii just have 10 be con-
toni with the fact that You are still
little girl. and wait q couple Of Years
Yet before giving much thought about
h.irht and weight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

Edith Many Girls rout,nu" 7" grow
Ghni thcy are twenty. and many have
in"lr fun growth N eighteen There
l. n" way TO determine 4 question of
TINS sort. This is Il simple exercise for
Developing the legs rise OH tip toe,
H"|d This position for few seconds.
then lower She body DO this alter
nat"lN, 'irst ".t' one foot and then
with til" "thcr and finally with both.
y" nc exercise Tor about twenty min
ut"S twice Il day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

by his mother. Mrs. l.. Victoria WIZ.
liams. two sisters. Louise aud Adci
Williams. and by two brothers, Hem.
a. and T.. Victor Williams. Mr.. Wit
liams's early manhood WAS spent p
san Francisco. Ca.
The funeral viii take place from Il
residence OF his brother. H.. Victor WIZ
iiams, 20 West Grace Street. this uft.I
noon ut o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

u. Z. stowe died yesterday at la
Nnimas, col, in the forticth year {,
his age. The body will be sent !,
Richmond for burial, the date Of az
rival to be announced later.
MI stowe Is survived by three chi
drcn. four brothers and three sisters
y. T., r. ~, :. g. and -. y. stowe, Mr.
III. j. Johnson. Mrs. r. T. Alfricnd AN
Mrs. J.. Il Pcttus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

Theresa woman ny. tee, six
inches IN height at III. are Of twenty
eight should weigh 49, pounds ! am
sorry. bat have no formula for face
r""d'" There ar" many good grades
Of RE" powder on the market You
can learn Of Thorn hy inonlrimg at any
drug or department store. Yes. ! have
formula tor Chappcd hands shall
he glad 20 mail II 20 YOU il YOU will
send me STAMPED addressed en-
Nclopo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Coleman &. Williams.

Coleman &. Williams died yesterday
morning 1T tn" Retreat for the Sick.
IN the fity-scvcnth year of his age.
AIR. Williams WAS the son Of the late
John ~ Williams. ana grandson of the
late Hiram VI. Smith. lie is survived