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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

IHn.rIHI 10 The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. April William
HnleN Nicely. who died yesterday at
N.ns daughters Hospital. Ports
m"uth' after brief Illness. aged forty
lour Years. Will he laid to rest TO-
morrow afternoon in Cedar Grove
enctery following services from his
residence in Portsmouth Mr. Ne,lv
was civil engineer OF note. having
pcet' connected with the bridge enci-
he"rlnE department of the Seahoard
Air Line ana with the United states
Engineering Corps in Nicaragua where
Win others he made survey for the
proposed canal His last work was
that or section engineer on the great
CatskiN aQueduct. He constructed
the modern water works at West
I"lnt y. Y Tie was a member OF the
American Society of civil Engineers
anu others. lie Is survived by his
mother, three sisters and two brothers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
Enlarged Joints Of Fingers,
producing pain and stiffness.
The kind of Rheumatism
that Nar-ne-sis takes care Of.

This is far different from the or
binary forms Of rheumatism that
gives you little pain now and
again, for this rheumatism of the
joints tends TO grow gradually worse.
There will be considera BILE difficulty
in going up or down stairs, getting
on or off a car. Very Often the
joints feel like there was sand in
them. and the oil had disappeared.
The disease may remain quiet for
while, but there will be acute symp-
toms from time to time-enough in
the early cases to remind you that
the disease is creeping to other joints.
If neglected the fingers become so
stiff that It will be impossible to
open or close the hand. the knees
draw up in the extreme cases and the
patient Is often helpless.
Physicians will tell you that they
can do nothing for this disease and
it Is the same form Of rheumatism
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
George Withheld s,nu,,,.

Especial to Th" Times Dispatch
lfNcliBCitG. VA. April i2.-,;corEe
Whitfield stanley. who was seventy
seven years Of age and for many years
had been an ac,iy" Churchman and
business man Of the city. died this
mornin" AZ his residence here
Mr.. STANLEY WAS born in Lyuchhurc
January ~, 1892. and orr April 81. 1870
he married Miss Margaret tornelia
o'Brtcn. a daughter Of the late Will
liam DBricn. who survives him lie
spent his entire lie IL t.ynchbuiC and
was the last Of the old STANLEY ramijy
OF which he WAS member. lie was
member OF I.ajhanIs Battery. OF this
cit|. "niistinE with that organization
III 1860 and continued with il until the
close OF the war. In tho capacity %
Sunman h" was with the battery in
in which General Ice participated At
ter til" war he returned to Iynchnurg.
and for twenty iivc wears was manager
For the Winfrce-Iovd Tobacco Com
pany. until that-company retired from
business Following that he engaged
successfully in the grocery business
until his death
Mr. STANLEY was for many years a
member Of the board Of stewards and
assistant superintendent OF tho SUNDAY
school of Memorial Methodist Church
lie had FOR a long time been member
or Garland Eodes Camp, Confederate
Veterans
In addition TO his wife Mr. stanley
is survived by the following children:
Misses Esmond and Lille Stanley and
\. zen S'an.ey. Of LynchhurE. and X.
- STANLEY. OF Chattanooga. Tenn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
CALOMEL TODAY.
SICK TOMORROW
Dose OF TASTY calomel makes
YOU sick and you lose a
days work.

Calomel salivates! It's mercury
Calomcl acts like dynamite on slug
gish liver. When calomel comes into
contact with sour bile ii crashes into L..
causing cramping and nausea.
IL you feel bilious, headachy. cons,-
pated and all knocked out, Just GO to
your druggist and get q 50-cent bottle
OF DodSons Liver Tone. which is q
harmless vegetable substitute for dan
gerous calomcl. Take spoonful and
II Ii doesn't start your liver and
straighten YOU up better and QGtck er
than nasty Calomel and without inalt;,, -
you sick. you Just go back and get
your money.
II you take calomel to-day you'll he
sick and nauSeated Tomorrow; besides
II may salivatc you. while II you take
Dodson's Liver Tone you viii. wake up
feeling great. full of ambition and
ready for work or play. It's harmless.
pleasant and safe TO give to children;
they like it.-Advertisement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
Mud Fails to Halt
the "GoLden File"
YcNov Suffrage Car. Much Be-
dragged. Makes Port after
Ha,ro,0ine Experiences.

faini"'i Il bright yellow all over. and
nearing "a tail 'lagpOlc. from which nut
tered yellow ribbons. the little road
S'cr, Golden Filler" whirlcd into Rich
"'"hn yesterday At about 6 o'clock. cs-
'"rt"d by Il number of other :,utomo-
hiicS which had met Il near Lakeside
The crow. Mrs. Alice Burke and Miss
Nil richardson. Of Virginia who are
touring III" entire country in the in
forests of equal suffrage. had Il hair
raising story to tell Of the trip from
Washington to fredericksburg
The Golden Filler" left New York
last Thursday. after a bottle OF gaso-
line, IN christening. had been broken
over her hood. II has stopped at rrcn-
ton. Wilmington. Philadelphia. Wash
inston. aud Frcdcrickshurr From here
IN" car goes Tomorrow 10 Ncw-port
News. Henderson. Raleigh and down
the coast. II carries. hidden Some where
"ut OF sight. an unbelievable amount Of
luggage. This includes q Duplicate
for every part OF the ear. a typewriter
- sewing machine, and TWO trunks of
personal luggage. not to mention "A
*"archlight. Fastened TO each side Of
the windshield. arc slender vases OF
yellow lowers.
~ $50 o'clock last night tho travel
crs <" far forgot their fatigue az to
Si"as before a large audience at Fif,h
and Broad Streets
j II Biuford and Miss MARY O'conor
Higgins viii b" the speakers to-day at
the regular Thursday afternoon meet
ing OF the suffrage league Mr.. Bin
ford. who is school Inspector under the
state Educational Board wili describe
public education In Virginia. what il
lacks and how i, has recently adj
vanced. Miss Higgins Will tell. among
other thugs. about the recent sirenu-
Gus suffrage campaign in Sew York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

rS,ccial TO The Times Dispatch
GoRDoNSNlIl.E:. VA. April Il
Tallcy Grciner. aged twenty-five years,
son az Mr.. and Mrs. c. g. Grciuer. dbl
at the home OF his parents on Monday
evening. He had hc"n sick 20" only
about one month For several years
he had been employed on the Southern
Railway as fireman. The funeral scr
vices were conducted from the Gordons-
willie Methodist Church to-daV nv Rev.
Mr.. orScr. OF Orange. assisted by HcN.
Frank Burruss. pastor OF the church.
Besides his parents. Mr.. Grcmcr l.
survived 10y the following brothers and
sisters: Berry Greincr Of RadGnrd
orvillc C;rcincr. OF Roanoke: Matter
GrcincT. OF Orange, &. 6. Grciuer. ir.,
OF Washington; Ddcll t;reincr. OF Cor
louisville Mrs. &. g. GIN. Mrs l.. t.
llerndon and Mrs. knghtson. of
otarge; Misses Gladys sud Teresa
,:reincr. of Gordonsvillc. and Mrs Net
tie Thompson. Of Amherst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
PETERSBURG SUFFERS
EPIDEMIC OF MEASLES
There Were More Than loo Cases
in March, With Many More
This Month.
DISEASE is or MILD TYPE
Great Interest Aroused by Revival
Meetings in Progress AT Various
Methodist Churchcs-Dauyh
Elect Delegates to Convention.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.

PETEI:SHCi,:. VA. April I"--p,r-
ing IN" past few weeks Petersburg has
'''" passing through the worst cpl
de'nic OF measles known in many years.
In March alone over LOO cases were
reported. and during this month
though there is evidcnc" Of the grad
us decline OF tho disease many more
cases have occurred. All over the city
ana ~ every street houses have been
piacarhcd with III" measles signs.
Fortunately. the disease has been uf
mild type, and very few fatalities have
resulted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
(UANTICO SPREADING
OVER OLD CORNF|ELDS
''rst "f EirGinia's Industrial Cities
Is Growing by Leaps and
Bounds.
MANY BUILDINGS GOING Up
Machines Arc Being Put In Electric
Plant. Bank and Hotel Nearly
Completed, Steel Works Erected
and Old Mines NeOpcncd.

~ ANTlo. VA. April i2.A big
"rcc If men and score or more Of
| cams were put 10 work this week
grading street" and sidewalks in this
In"wost Industrial city Of III" old DO
nini"m. and with the coming Of spring
weather sleepy old Quan,ico is spread
ny out from its single street leading
from the railroad station to the I'o,o-
|'na". ANA - WANDERING out over what
iasl summer w"r" CorniicldS. pasture
lots and gardens Surveys for tho new
streets were completed some time ago.
and the work Of grading the roadwaya
and laying concrete sidewalks is now
IN fun swing. the promise being made
early summer
Worhmeu ar" completing the install
!at'ou Of machinery in the electric
lighting and power plant. and the last
OF the big dNnainos aud generators viii
he in place within few days. Poles
and wires have already been set up and
strung. and many of the original houses
"a all OF the newer ones completed or
nearing completion, have been wired
ready for the current TO tie turned on
y big celebration Is planned TO be held
when tho electric light factory" as
the natives call II. ia put in commits
sion, and Ouantico will he illuminated
every night for Il week az 1t never Was
illuminated before
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
COMPANIES PROTECTED
BY HIS LIFE INSURANCE
sixteen Of Mig South CHrOIinn Cotton
WILLS 10 Receive S5OO.NOO on Life
Of Lewis W. Parker
Especial 60 The Timcs-Dispatcbl

Especial 90 The Times Dispatch.
GREENN1I.I.E. $. G.. April Io.-Thc
Parker Cotton Mills COMPANY. cor
poration embracing sixteen Of the bic,
cotton mills Of this state. Will i'm tho
next few days receive checks agerecat-
ing 100000 from about a dozen life
insurance companies I'm settlement of
policies carried by Lewis w. Parker
organizer % the company and its
president until November, 1914 Mr.
Parked died here on Tuesday morning
insurance TO the amount OF 100000
in favor OF the Parker Cotton Mills
Company was taken on his life by
Mr.. Parker about four years ago, and
the company has been keeping up the
premium payments. Mr. Parker sue
cessfully stood very rigid physical ex
animation by specialists. There was
no indication al that time OF the cam
ccrous growth which devsloped about
two years ago. and which caused his
death
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from scranton. Services will he con-
Quoted BY Rev :. y. Hutchinson and
Rcv. -. y. Mcl.auchliu. intcrmeut viii
he ~ t.!'rwccd. Dr. Full was ~ native
of Florida. hut was brought to Norfolk
by his family while still II baby. and
mere ne made his home. lie was "A
w"il-khown minister in Norfolk ami
Nirciniy for many years cnt"rin.: the
ministry from the Second rrcSLyterian
church Norfolk after graduating
from ilampdcu- sidney During his
life he had charge Of S,~uc Of the
largest churches in Atlanta Nashville
and scranton He ~ survived 10y his
wife and three daughters: ono brother,
Rev. William Ford liuli. and two sis
tCrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
YoI Nc WOMAN KILLED
ny FALL On FLOOR

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
CLIFTON FORGE. VA, April Ian
unusual accident occurred here to-
night. which resulted in the death OF
Miss Sue Stewart, trained nurse. In
company with some friends tho young
woman stopped in a local store. While
standing in the store she fell in a
faint. and her head struck the floor
and fractured he" skull, causing al
mos; instant death. Two physicians
reached the side of Miss Stewart with
IL five minutes. but she was beyond
aid. Miss Stewart is survived by sew
cral relatives here and in Bath County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

ing from the disease for years like
Farnc-ss.
No man or woman can afford to
neglect this condition when so SIM
pie a preparation AS Nar-ne-sjs may
be secured so easily. II Is composed
Of herbs, roots and barks and is abso-
lutely harmless.
Hundreds of rheumatic sufferers
have recovered their health through
Var-ne-sis after ordinary remedies
had failed. Var-ne-sis does not con
tain salicylates, iOdides. Calchicum
or the usual drugs SO often given. but
is composed OF roots. herbs and
barks. No rheumatic can afford to
ignore Nar-ne-sis.
Write to w. a. Varney Lynn.
Mass, for newspaper devoted to
rh eumatics. Get Nar-ne-sis now to-
day at Tragic Drug Co. and all re-
liable druggists. Tell your druggist
to get Var-ne-sis for YOU from his
Wholesaler or send to w. a. Varney,
Lynn, Mass.--Adv
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Common Council. special meeting
TO consider bond issue and pOst-Of-
nee drdtcntiOn. city HRil. - O'Clock.
tddrcss on Illimnn bill by Judge
Ernest H. Wells. In jlustinEs Court.
Fart IT,, south Richmond. y o'clock.
Sm0S'r. Retail Clerks Association.
tut0m'S'ilc Club Room. Murphy's
Hotel ANNEX, S;t5 o'clock.
ttchmOnd Advertisers Club, crIti-
cism meeting. Lexington Hotel. I,IJ
o'clock.
Young w0mrn's Christian AssocI-
ni0n. hn1f-hour service, TO i::,O
O'Clock. led by Miss Katharine 10.
lfnwcs.
Monthl! mert ting. SwansborO
school and Civic I.cnEuc. 8 o'clock.
"As You Like t. presented by
puplis OF John Marshall High school.
High sch OOI auditorium, S;i5
o'clock.
Academy. Iiowc's Travel Frstiynl;
mntIDcc, 81 night, Si:W.
Lyric. popular vaudeville; matt
nee. 3; night, 1:3O and -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
DEVELOPMENT CAUSES
RENI\ Al. OF MINING:

Revival OF th" mining industry near
h"r" IS another result, OF the develop
mcut OF euantico into an Industrial
city. The pyrites mines. few miles
M Cuantico Creek. near Dumtries, have
been ceopcned this spring. and work is
in fun blast at the mines. which for
several years were closed down The
snur track connecting the mines with
'hc main lin" OF the Richmond Fred
cricksburE and Potomac Railroad has
been repaired. and loaded cars are nov.
run direct from the mines TO the rail-
road. There arc pcrristcn, rmrnors here
mat big acid plant Is to I've estab-
ltshcd AT ouantico in the immedjat.
future for tho manufacture OF sui
rhuric acid from the pyrItes. though
these ruinors lack continuation
building activities Ar. getting under
full Roadway, and many business struc-
lures and residences are being erected
with prospects that as soon as settled
weather arrive this feature OF the de-
Nclopmcnt OF 1nantico will increase
TO ten times its present volume. All
OF the building now In progress or
completed is OF u substantial character
indicating that the development is not
sporadic. but that Quantico is to he 4
sure-cnough manufacturing and indus
trial city. the future development OF
which can only he guessed from what
has already been done here
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tnMMtI'rEES BEGIN WORK or
SOLICITING. SUBSCRIPTION


iSrecial 10 The Times bisp,tch.i
HDPEWELi-. VA. April lc-At a
meeting Of the central and subcom-
miitees of the Virginia Steel Corpora
ton. held in the temporary Office of
the corporation in the basement OF the
Virginia National Bank AZ $50 o'clock
this afternoon. the team organization
was perfected and the work of solicit
ing subscriptions TO the stock OF Viz
giuia'S newest and most important in
duSir! was begun. The team captains
did not report Tonight. and the time
tt which they will make report was
not definitely set, but the several
husilinc bodies are subject TO the call
Of IN" permanent chairman. Captain
Tarlton T., Heath
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
DR.. Richard Adams r;nc.

ELAcESToN Va. APRIL l"-pr
Richard Adams Epcs. one of Black
stones most prominent citizens. died
at o'clock this afternoon following.
an illness CT pneumonia. He is sur
vived by his widow who was MISS
Lanetta TuGgle. OF Blackstone, four
Young children, his mother. Mrs Sam
uel Eyes, and one brother V. Leo t.pcS
of Richmond. Or. EpcS studied his
profession in Richmond ia the Medical
College Of Virginia, and later took
postgraduate work in Baltimore The
funeral arrangements have not b"cu
announced. but the remains will he in :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

lSr"ctJ >" The Times Dispatch
Pt.1EiiSECitG. VA. Aurutl".- Ich,
80 SwtnS' ".i"d f"rtN-fou years 'Iicd
last n.ght at his home al Swirt ,'rcct
after AN Illness of threc DAYS lie I,
survived hy his wife md ,hrcc chti.
dren. Mrs j. T. Williams. Of ,,h.gtc;
field: Miss Clara and Tnw,uan S,,iur
OF swift Crock. Also by three skaters
MIS- j. T. House aud Mrs. Janet raui.
or charlotte. y. g., and Mrs j. Il.
fandl". OF Tampa. Fla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
STIFF JOINTS---JOINTS THAT
CRATE RESPOND TO VAR-NE- Sis
ONE FORM OF RHEUMATISM THAT GRADUALLY
CREEPS FROM ONE JOINT TO ANOTHER

DO your Joints crack and snap?
Are your knees stiff after sitting any
length of time? Are your fingers en-
largcd AT the joints as shown in the
illustration? If so you have rheu-
matism of the joints or rheumatic
arthritis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral OF ID. ~. Ford.

The funeral OF -. II. Ford. nifty years
Old, who killed himself Tuesday night
about o'clock by throwing himself
before an Atlantic Coast Line train 1t
the Naury Street crossing, CON
Quoted yesterday afternoon IT o'clock
from the Undertaking establishment OF
y. II. Morrissett x Sons The buria
Was in Maury Cemetery.
requests made 10y Ford in n letter
written short time before his act.
selecting his pallbearcrs. directing that
he h" buried In n gray coffin. and that
the funeral procession I've composed OF
four carriages, We're complied with.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
HARRlSONBURG. VA. April l2.--
Mrs. BETTE Potter. eiGhty-siN years old.
died yesterday ut the Methodist par
sonaGc in !!lkton. Rockin::ham Couu-
~. Three weeks ago she fell ana frac-
tured rib. She was a daughter OF tia (.
late Dr. w. G. Fuller and was born in
Staunton. Surviving her are two song.
Rev. Z. l.. Potter. Of t:lkton: w. +. Pot
ter. OF Stauutou two brothers. w $
and Thomas T.. Fuller, ana a sister
Mrs. NJ. ~ Swais OF Stauntou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
DU FONT WORKMAN KILLED
ny FALL FROM BUILDING

PETERSBURG. VA, April 10
Claude y. Fisher. white, aged twenty
nine years. Of Charlotte. y. c.. was
brought 10 the hospital to-day suf-
ferinG with fractured skull. result :
ms from fall from a building In the
Du Font plant al Hopewell. He died
tonight at o'clock from the effect
TO his injuries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
ONLY A SHORT
TIME LONGER

The announcement last week tina,
Charles Lincoln Smith would only re-
"ciNc new cases for one NOR" week
,hr"nEcd his offices with people that
wanted the benefit Of his method and
prescription glasses before his dcpar-
turc on his annual summer vacation.
Charles Lincoln Smith has taken 9,
number of cases that will detain hin,
for some time consequently he has de-
cided to receive new applicants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

The Methodist revival meetings. in
progress every night in all the churches
OF that denomination in the city. are
arousiuc great interest. and are at
tended by larI" congregations Re-
suits are already shown in a deep re-
fEious feeling in the co!nrnunity and ia
number Of conversions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

Especial To The Times dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA. April l2.-rhc fu-
neral Of Ncstor Forbes Richardson. who
died on Monday night at his homo in
Norfolk County. will take pltc" ~ noon
tomorrow in Monumental Methodist
Church. Fort smouth. intcrncnt viii
bc in Cedar Grove Ccmetcry. Mr..
Richardson was Identified with tho
business life OF Portsmouth f"r sixty
wears. his business career being broken
by four wears ~ service In the CON
fsdcrate army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

May Hcttrick, \ white woman Who
il serving II sentence OF hftcc' DAYS
for vacrancy in the city jail. was 80
rai.n.d in the Police cour; this morn
ms on the charge of CCmplcItN Ia
robbinc Il white man named Solon ON,
from Columbia, : e.. OF sl3". The CYL
d.uca was not sufficient TO Justify con
viciion. and she was discharged.
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Local remperuturc.

- noon temperature Observation-Disclosures. 20
>. !. VI. temper: 'Iirc. ........... ~
MaAimnin temperature 10 S +. Nj. 40
MINIMUM temperature 10 T. M -
Mean temperature. Observation-Disclosures. -
Norma ttinperatur Tor this date. 30
i-Acc&S IN temperature. ...... II
bcncicncN IN temperature since
Accumulated deficiency since Jam
uary l................ ........'. "A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

\ meeting Of thc Fttersburv "'aN"h
of the congressional Union for Wom-
an Suffrage VAS held this afternoon
in tho ladies parloi of IN" lohn"
mems Christian Association. and plans
were formulated fog u big op"n-air
at iiopeweil tomorrow dur
ing the Booster Day Celebration. the
petersburg union IL actiV" ~ ih= cause.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

rhc last meeting "C tn" W"in'ii Z.
Club for the season Of i9l3-l" "aS h"'"
Yesterday at the nome OF Mrs. N'Il,""
Hodges Mann. i'm south Market Street.
Interesting papers were read hS MISS
l.. w Ions ana MIS-, George w. Jones.
Officers for tho ensuing year were
elected as follows. president, Mrs. Il.
T. Meade vice preslceut. MISS Nary
Vi. Ecnu.y: sccrctary-trcasursr Mrs.
NJ Y. Mitchell; hostess. Mrs. e ~.
DAVIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

Petersburg Chapter. Daughters OF the
Confederacy. has elected IN" following
delegates and aiternates 10 the Dis
trict convention. to 10 held In suffolk
in May: delegates Mrs Robert Budd,
Mrs r. :. Gill Mrs. r. 7 Meade Mrs.
Bel. Mrs Prince, Mrs. \. g. NJ. Martin.
Mas Eilensworjh: alt"rnates. Miss
Alice Spicer. Mrs. Ashton Graz, Mrs.
Harve: Seward. Mrs. Long. Mrs Oar
den. Miss Lena Adkins. Miss Ida EaN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
working for 1000 Class.

Tho Woodmcn of tho World through
out tho state arc working hard 10 pre-
sent a class OF =. 900 new members by
June 80 for the big rally and field day
OF tho order at Roanoke ON July !?
and 20. Information is that many APP
piicatiunE for membership arc being
received by the camps throughout this
jurisdiction. aud Couiidenc" Is Expressed
that the class OF . 0op will bc secured.
The order i'm Virginia nov uuinh"rs
-. 400 members
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
REV. Griffin w. Hull. u. ID.

Especial TO The Times hi spatch
NORFOLK. VA. April l2-The fu-
neral Of Rev. Griffin w. Bull. D. u.
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church. Scranton Pa. who died at his
home in that city on Tuesday morning
will he held in Norfolk Tomorrow
morning, upon the arrival OF the body
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

I Special 10 The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG VA, April IL
MISS CARR" Dillard. daughter Of / w
IHiiard. "icd at her home hero vcs.er-
day. after a brief illness. She is an
viNed 10y her father. two brothers ana
two sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
CHARLES LINCOLN SMTTIT,
Rcfractionlst.

II YOU have hlurrng. dizziness
neuralgia. headaches. spots before the
eyes. winking, trembling spells. catar-
act. burning and smarting of the eyes
various nervous and brain affections,
cntailing not only positive injury to
the sight, but untold misery. call inn
mediately.
Nos. 100. l0l and lo2. Murphy's Hotel
Annex, Richmond. Va, Eight Street
entrance: take elevator. Charles Lin
coin Smith gives consultations free be
tween the hours OF 10 \. NJ. and 4 T.
NJ