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REPuBLICANS--You must register
before O'Clock this evening or you
viii lose your vote
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REPUBIICANs--You must register
before o'clock this evening or you
win lose your vote.
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REPUBLICANS-Yo must register
before 9 o'clock this evening or you
Will lose your vote
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The Hughes trail will be cold by
the time the Democrats strike 1t.
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Hughes is hammering and the Demo
Gratis are yammering.
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Try a small adlet in the Bonanss.
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AFTERNOON SAFES
Tonopah Mining-1OO. SETS.
Belmont--10O, $3.50.
Great western-100O. O6.
GoLDFIELD
Morning Sales
Jumbo Extension--1000. IS.
Combination Fraction-500. 06.
Atlanta-500. 90.
Jumbo Jr.-3000, IL; 5000. IL; 1000.
~.
Great Bend-500, IL; 900. 10: 1000
B90, IL; 5000. IL; 1000 BOO, IL.
Silver Pick-1O0O, 20; 1900. 10; 500,
20: 500, 10; 1000, 20.
Cracker Jack-1000, 06.
Afternoon Sales
Jumbo Extension-100. So; 100, 81.
Cracker Jack-3000, 06.
Great Bend-sOoO. IL; 5000, IL;
5000. II.
silver Pick-1ooo Bso. 81; $500. 81;
1000, Fl.
Kewanas--1000, IL.
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MlscELLANE ous
TONOPAH
Morning Sales

TONOPAH
Morning Sales
West End--5O0, SO; 500, SO.
Rescue-E ula-3000. %; 1000, %;
1000 B3O. 2S; 1000, 23.
Gypsy Queen--5OO0, OF.
Monarch Pittsburg-1O00. 08.
Cash Boy--2000, 06.
West Tonopah- II.
MacNamara--2OOO. IL; 5000, 10;
$500. 10; 1000. 13.
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MANHATTAN
Manhattan Consolidated .03 .04
White Caps .........,-........ 80 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
DEAD ON
HIS FEET

GOLD MEDAL. HARLEM oil Capsules
viii bring new life and quickly relieve
that Stoppcd-up congestcd feeling.
They viii thoroughly cleanse ana wash
out tho Kidneys aud bladder and gently
carry OF the i'll effects OF cXccsScs ct
all kinds The healing. soothing oil
s"aks right into the walls, and lining
OF tho kidneys and eXpcls tho pnisous
i'm your system. Keep your kidneys in
good shap" by daily use az GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM oil Capsules aud YOU
will have good health. e." to your
druggist at once and secure ~ package
of this time honorei. world wide rem
edN. II il not a patent medicine II
is passed upon by L. :. Government
chemists and declared pure before
coming into this country GOLD
MEDAL is the pure, original HARLEM
oil. imported direct from the ancient
laboratories In Holland. where il is the
National Household Remedy OF the
sturdy Dutch. Look for the name
GOLD MEDAL on every box. Accept
no substitute. Your druggist Will
gladly refund your money if not az
represented
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
THE DELAWARE DAMAGED
ttinntir Fleet Trrdcr, Suuonn Rams
big Iolc in St"rn of Rat
tlr~hip.

NORFOLK, VA. l'crcmhcr "@.--Whjlc
cndcavorinr I" make her way from Il
pier into tho channel ct the uaNy-yard
late this afternoon, the Atlantic Fleet
tender Sonoma. - powerful sea going
tug. ranhcd and badly damaged the
stern Of the batticship Delaware. \
hole six feet in diameter. according
to those who say the accident. was
stove in the starhOard side az the Dol
aware's stern aboy" the water line.
Naval officers at the yard, However
declared the hole is barely ;n'cc feet
across. The S"mon1a'S bow was badly
urumpicd.
The Delaware is bcrthcd in Quo Of
the yard slips. The Sonoma was work
ing her way out amid fleet Of
twcnty-odd ships when She struck the
battleshir "a fun blow at half-spccd
The armor plate at the stern is not
go thick as on the sides Of the shin
aud WAS pierced hy the tugs sharp
nose. No one was injured. The ward
c"mmandant has ordered an inquiry.
The Delaware was scheduled TO sail
on January 6. but VIII IL" delayed two
weeks as q result al the accident
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
SEVERE RHEUMATIC
PAINS DISAPPEAR

rheumatism depends on an acid
which nows in the blood. affecting tho
muscles and joints producing in.iam-
nation. stiffness and pain. This acid
gets into the blood through some de-
feet in tho digestive processes. arh
remains there because the liver. kfd-
ncys aud skin are too torpid TO carry
IL off
Hoods Sarsaparilla. the old-tino
blood tonic. is very successful i'm thu,
treatment OF rheumatism II acts a.
r"c;iy. with purifying effect ON tho
blood. and through the blood on th,
liver. kidneys and skin. which it stimu-
latcS and at the same time it inproy",
the digestion.
Get Hoods Sarsaparilla today. SOLD
by all CiStS-Ndv
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Bl0OD.STAINED AK
OF MURDERERS FOUND
Nine Negroes Arc Held Susucctcd OF
killing John y. Reeves. Wifc
and Children.
10y Aasn.lnte.l rress ,

MlNDEN. I,\ pccnmbor .c-N
blood stained aN believed 10 have been
the weapon with which John y Reeves
his wife and their two children were
murdered at their home in tho Grove
community near her" on Christmas
Eve. was found to-day half - mil"
from the seen" of th" crime and ,c-
coI3iinp to II statement by tic sheriff.
blood stained clothing has been found
~ the homes OF som" OF the negroes
detained az suspects
Nine negroes nnw arc bcin. hcIl
IN the parish jail hero.
Another development, To-day was tho
admission that III" authorities arc in
."stivatiug rcp"rts that on. or more.
whit" m"n inSti@atod tho murders. If
they were not Actually present when
ih"v 'r""e committed.
The bodies Of Reeves and his wife
we're buried this morning. and this ar
i"rnoun tho bodies Of tho two chill
drcn. who died after being taken to =.
hospital in Shreveport. Mere buried nc
side their parents. Tho nft""n months
old child. who va Thought 80 have
been fatally injured. * believed now
nave "a chanc" az recovery
Mindcu is quiet. aud it Is not bc.
licvcd ;ha, mob violence will he at
t.Mpt"I.
Il is said that Mrs Rc"vcs recently
received $1,000 iu The settlement OF an
estate. and this. with tn" soc. which
hcr husband kept in tn" house is
supposed to have furnished tho motive
frr th. murders None Of the money
h"S bc"n found
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
RESPONSIBILITY INVOLVED
IN TASK Is E.NORMOI -

WASirINGTON December "6-Thc
Federal Reserve Board has undertake on
u responsibility a. great and a. full
II bur.lcnsomc details as lis original
task Of organizing Tho Federal reserve
system.
1t was reported today that the
boards order authorizing the Federal
Reserve Bank Of New York to cstab-
lish connections with tho Bank Of Eng
land is hoped To bc the sta~t Of a
scheme OF banking by which ;ho
United states will finance conmcrcial
operations rs wide AS tho world. The
board members themselves admittcdlv
arc impressed by the magnitude Of tho
plan as it has developed since il first
took dcfinit" snap" in their discussion
less than sin months ago.
Meanwhile. they arc confronted wit n
tho practical necessity OF providing
regulations for tho operation Of the
foreign connections Of tho Federal re-
s"rv" system. NJ present there Is none.
and the conduct Of tho Rank Of r.uc
land a. accn; Of tn" Now York Eel
cral Reserve Bank Will I've watched
minutriy, SO that any problems arising
may nc settled at once.
II * understood that. although tn"
boards action came A. tho result OF
months OF dcIibcra,ion and of "a con-
Nicti"n that II was necessary to Amcri-
cas- commercial pre- eminencc. il is
regarded as something OF an expert
mcnt Board members arc said Ia hc
frankly curious as 20 how il will work
ont" Tho problems. the working de-
tails. The care OF the huge volume Of
exchanges that ar" expected 20 result.
arc all circumstances that must hc
taken m rs the occasion Develops
The knowledge thus gained is 10 lc
used in extension OF tho system to
other countries. In it's struggle for
foreign trade tho United states hereto
fore has been handicapped by it's lack
az foreign banking connections in
which England aud Germany. it's mos.
formidable commercial rivals, cXc"llc,.
II is tn" dream Of the Federal Reserve
Board that Americas foreign ronncc-
tionS to be developed by operation Of
tho new plan, will become far more
comprehensive. efficient and serviccablc
than those OF any other nation
IL is understood that the board Is
preparing for public instruction and
analysis Of the new move and a dis
cussion of its possibilities. This prob
ably will be placed before the public
about January l.
The machinery by which the actual
connection with the Bank Of England
Will be established is Il matter Of in
dividual administration by the Fed
eral Reserve Bank OF New York II is
expected that the boards authorization
Immediately will he followed up bv "A
formal beginning of the international
relations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
WILL GIVE UNITED STATES
I pOWE:REIL HANK

The action was regarded as a Shrcwd
move 10 give tho United states u gov
erninent bank which VIII show power
equal 10 that delegated to the Bank OF
England-a bank that could, in event
of war or hnancia, crisis. take meas
-ures 10 conserve the gold resources OF
the United States in the same manner
that government banks abroad have
done since the war began.
II also is known that Benjamin
strong. Jr., on his recent trip to Eng
land. vas instrumental in bringing nc
Gotiations to a head. This. it is stated.
was before tho sale OF British Treasury
bills here even Was conside-c1.
This plan has only secondary re-
lntion to the war. If any at all said
a wcll-inform"d banker IT outreachcs
the war II is look into the future
that should give as q more confident
feeling. The United states has needed
central bank that could he depended
upon in times OF need TO take care OF
it's interests in other countries This
gives Us such bank. 1t is a I:anlI
Of ENGLAND in twelve parts. which
makes II all the stronger. because it
may draw upon the resources of the
entire country with less trouble than
amy one bank could.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
VIII lie Announced To-Day.

WASHINGTON. December 26-Thc
Federal Farm Loan Board to-day an
nounced that 1t has made it's final
revision of the group OF twelve Fed
eral farm loan banks, and tomorrow
will announce the list of cities in which
the banks are to be located. This is
the first long step toward the placing
in operation of the new rural credits
system. and the board now plans to
have the banks in full operation and
lending money by the spring planting
season.
Such widespread interest has at
tended the choosing of the banks. and
such is the rivalry among the lao cities
which have carried on campaigns for
selection as headquarters for banks.
that the board tonight ordered all
data relating to the final selection of
the banks put under lock and key and
guarded pending the announcement to-
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
BANK ALLIANCE PLAN
IS WARMLY |NDORSED
International Financiers Lamd Ac-
ton Of the Federal Re
serve Board.
MANY EMPRESS THEIR VIEWS
Plan, II Is Believed, Soon VIII BE
Extended So as to Include the I'M
pcrial iteirhSbank OF Germany ard
Others

NEW YORK. December 26-Iutcrna-
tonal bankers who have had - leading
part in recent world finance CAV" their
Warm"st Endorsement TODAY +" the am
nounc"incnt that til" New York Fed. ral
Reserve Bank viii establish AN al
lance w"-h tn" Bank Of England.
They characterized til" Federal Re
serve boards action as "ouc Of the
wiScst AMI most far-Sightcd ever
taken By an official body Of the United
states government"
Similar alliHnccs with tho Imperial
R"i"hsbank Of Germany and the Bank
of France, as we'll rs with the govern
mcnt banks in other countries. they do
clarcd. arc inevitable.
Furthermore. the move was not
looked upon as a reputation by tho
Federal Reserve Board OF its recent
warning To american banks against
the purchase Of british Treasury bills.
one banker who was called into con
ference whoa The present Federal re-
serve law was under consideration de-
clarcd that nearly three years ago an
aiiianc" had been considered. Since
that ;ime. he said. the plans have been
In process Of formulation ana this is
the final step
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-
!.IIEclIc Ill. Willis.
Especial to The Timcs-pispa,

Special to The Times hi spatch.
FREDERtCES BtRC. VA pccembcr
26.--EuScnc lla. rsou Willis died at his
home in Culpcpcr County on Monday.
aged scrSnty-onc years. lie was :,
Confederate soldier. having served ia
the sixth Virginia Cavalry. and was
courier for General LomaX and later
for General William ~. Payne. He was
a son of the late !.nrkin Willis and one
OF twenty-one children. only two OF
whom survive him. larkiu Willis. OF
Locust Dale and Miss Bella Willis. OF
Culpcpcr.
Besides his wife. MIR. Willis is sur
viNcd by nine children Hugh IL. Will
lis and DIR. Charles Willis. OF West Nir-
Einia: Misses Mary. Lucy and Isabelle
Willis. pr. Eugene Willis and Turpin
Willis. Of Cnlpcp-r: Airs l.. l.. Dickin :
son. Of SpotSylvania. and Mrs. Robert
lrccman,.o of Ram Ian
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SUCCESSFUL RAIDS
MADE ny BRITISH
IRy Associated rress. |


LONDON. December 27.-Thc Official
report from British headquarters in
France Tonight reads:
Some fifty Germans approached our
lines on Monday in the ncighborhood
of Les Boucfs. Eighteen Of them were
taken prisoner: the remainder suffered
heavy casualties from our machine gun
fire.
Monday night we entered trenches
northeast of Armentiercs. and drove
off an enemy working party. The en-
emy'S position east of Ploegstcert were
also raided; casualties were inflicted
upon the enemy. ard prisoners were Sc
cured.
"In the neighborhood of Les Boeufs
and GueudecOurt we bombarded the
enemy trenches during the day with
satisfactory results.
"At other places along the front ar
tillery activity has continued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27

Following an illness Of several
weeks. Mrs. John y. Deviuc. wife Of a
member Of tho hrm of fouiqurcan.
Temple & Co. died yesterday morning
at ) o'clock in her home. 1861 Second
Avenue. Highland Park Funeral ar
ranccmcnts have not hecu completed.
Besides her husband. Mrs Dcvinc IL
survived by six sons. Leslie A.. John
A.. Jr.. Harvey r.. oliver H., Jesse L.
and Joseph W. pcvinc: two sisters.
Mrs J. Mack rillcr and Miss Annie
Davis. aud brother. Joseph Davis
Her son. Leslie =. Dcvinc, is serving
with Troop =. First Virginia Cavalry
formerly the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues, and is stationed with his COM
mand at BroWnsvillc Tex
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
BARS MILITARY TRAINING
Pence League Decides IL IIns No Place
In Elementary and SccOn-
Diary schools.
Try Associated Prcss.I


NEW YORK. December 26.-Military
training in elementary ana secondary
schools was voted down by the cXecu-
tive committee Of the American School
Peace League at a meeting i'm this city
tonight. The league has branches in
forty-fo four States
Aversion to the idea was based on
the ground that military training in
schools would he "unhygicnic to the
adolescent youth; that IL keeps boys
under nervous strain. compcls them
to act under absolute restraint and de-
velops only mechanical obedience"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
ONLY WAR ACTIVITY
Is on CASTERS FRONT

By Associated PreSs.1
BERLIN. December &c Cvia S::vvilic).
Regarding military operations along
the Russian front. to-day's statement
by army headquarters says
Front of Prince Leopold: on the
lower Stokhod tho Russian artillery
was more active than usual. North
west OF Lutsk. an enterprise conducted
by German attachments resulted in
The town of Filipcchti. on the rail
road between Buzeu and Braila. was
captured at the point of the bayonet.
Strongly intrenched Russian positions
on both sides of the village were
stormed. the statement says The
statement reads:
Front Of Archduke Joseph: On
Ludova height. i'm the wooded Car
pathians. there was temporarily
strong artillery fire. In NeaGra VAL
ley. south Of Dorna Watra, an advance
by Russian raiding detachmcnts failed
"Front of Field Marshal Won Mack
>ensen: During engagements on the
great Wallachian plain. on the edge
OF The mountain south Of Rimnik
Sarat during the last few days $500
Russians were taken prisoner.
yesterday frequently tested Ger
man divisions with auxiliary bat
talions OF Austro- Hungarans stormed
at the point OF the bayonet the tena-
ciously defended village of Filipechti
on the railroad from Buzeu to Braila.
together with strongly intrcnchcd Rus
sian positions adjoining on both sides"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
a >So-HOI MiNitN ARM,
- REPORTED DEFEATED
BY Associated rrcss.

T'N sNNS''THI'W TT"SS.T
BERLIN. December - tvia Sayyillc)
Russo Roumanian forces in Dobrudi ia
have been rcpulSrd after Il violent bat :
tie on the whole front from Lake
Habadagh to Tuerkcatza. SAYS an Of
fetal statement issued At the Bulgarian
army headquarters. The statement
reads:
I'm pobrudja the enemy after "A vio-
lent struggle on the line OF Lake
Rahadagh. WashknS. kamceara and
Tucrkcatza. was rcpulsed on tho whole
front. Bulgarian. German and Turkish
troops took prisoner aS5 more Rus
slams and captured three machine
guns"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27

Til" funeral Of John W. Starke who
died on sunday night at his home. ! |
North Sixth street. will be held from
tho residence at IL o'clock this morn
ing with intcrment in Rivervicw
Cemetery. The services will he con-
Quoted 10y Rcv. George W. Mcdaniel.
~ -. pastor Of tho First baptist
Church. assisted by Rev. James w.
Norris. u. u. rector Of Monumental
Episcopal Church.
Active pallb"ar"rS will he Major
Charles q. Snvillc. Charles Peoples. i.
Ralph McC"ulcy. NJ. u. Cobb. g. T..
Durham and j. l.. pittisom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
MANN IL RE:TItENT
ABOUT SpEAKE:RSiIIp

~ hay" nothing To sa" about tho
Spca kcrShip matter or the Gardner
episode" he said. ""Nccp, that still
hop" that tho rrcSidcu, in some way.
through Gods providence. may aid in
lasting and permanent aud provide for
disarmament and the removal of the
heavy burdens OF military and naval
preparedness. and IL can in the
slightest degree assist 90 bring about
such Il result | would rather do that
than TO he Speaker"
The charge of Mr. Gardner that !
am for Prussia and Prussianism is Of
course. utterly untrue. am for
America. first. last and all the time.
and do not take sides in the Euro ,,can
war. In Mr.. ,;ardncr's opinion, that
il my ohcnsc.
II suppose il is inevitable that in
the present situation in regard to no
litical control Of the House every man
who gets crouch will he tempted
20 buster around and say that he will
not play unless he can have his own
way. That is always one of the re-
suits Of very narrow margin of votes
Eut. i'm the end | think the Republic
get together and act as Il united party
at least in the organization of the
House"
Representative Lenroot, of Wiscon-
sin. whom Gardner will support for
Speaker. had no comment to make OF,
the situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27

NASliIEGTON, December 26.-Thcro
VIII he RAIN Wednesday, in the south.
ram o. snow in the ohio VALLEY and
the Lake region ana the Middi. At
,hhtic states and snow in New Eng
'"r' 'o.ioNch 10y generally fair
weather Thursday except il, tho lax.
r'rion eastward. where there will be
SHOWS II viii be warmer Wednesday
IN the Middle Atlantic States and
c"i"eI iit tn" Lower Mississippi Valley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
DEATHS IN, VIRGINIA


Ennis Branch Cosby. aged twenty :
ono years. died Il, tho home Of his
mother. 31o1 HUI street, at s O'Clock
last night.
rho funeral Viii take place Thurs
day morning al II o'"lork.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
Anthony Nn,lnr.

iSpociaI 20 Tho TimoS Dispa tch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. December
ID Anthony Young. aged sixty-thrce.
n farmer OF Rilcyviilc, rayc County
died TINS morning AT 4 local hospital
after a weeks llucSs. The body WA,
taken 10 Page County by a son. ~ j.
Young. Mr.. Noun;: was "a native OF
rage County, - son of the late Will
liam Young. Several children sur
viVc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
FOUR TENEMENTS BURNED
Fire in AIrNnrdrin Causes Loss of lie.
tween $1,000 md Ss.000-Most
of Contents saved.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. December 2S---
Fire which started In Il stable of Mrs
William Rodgers. 1902 King Street
about noon to-day. destroyed the four
two-story frame tenements. l06 to Ito
Commerce Street. occupied by George
Ballard. Robert Cline. Edward Williams
and Edward Mills.
Most OF the contents of the houses
were saved. The loss on the property.
II Is thought. will be $1,000 or $4,000.
covered by Insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
SIX MEN ARRESTED
They Are Held nv Result of Finding
Ion,b Ncnr kcsidcnrc of
Governor Spry.

BY NsSocIateU Frrss.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. December
26.-Six men are under arrest AS the
consequence OF finding bomb yestcr
day near til. rcSid. nee of Governor
William Spry, The police also are in
vestigatin= the explosion Of q bomb
last night at tn. homo of lanes T.;
Jennings "a Salt Lake City capitalist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
NEW ORLEANS WINS
Henrs Tint II Has Hcen Selected as
site for Federal Farm
Lonn Bank.
HIN Asso,iatch Prrss.l

NEW ORLEANS. December 26.-Wil-
liam {. puFour. chairman of the citi-
Zens committee conducting New or
lcanS's campaign for one Of the twelve
Federal farm lean banks announced
to-day he had received "a telegram from
sources he considered absolutely rcli
able in Washington stating that thi
city had been selected by the Federa'
board as the location for farm loan
bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
Returns &" Her station.

nv AssOciateu Press.
NEWPORT, r. T., December 26.-
Nantucket Shoals lightshlp No. Sc.
which was blown from her station by
an eighty-mile gale last Friday night,
returned to her station to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27

Special to The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA December
70 William I. Bibh. aged thirty-o
OF Perch. Amherst County, died last
evening at Il local hospital after an
illness "f several weeks. Tho body was
sent 10 his home, from which the fu-
neral took place this afternoon. Mr.
iiihh WAS a native OF Amherst County,
a son OF tho late james Eibh lie was
unmarried.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
II he Weather
: Furnished by Us wcnth-r Burenu.)
Local TrInpcrnturc

i noon temperature. 40
2. u. NJ. temperature. " az
S,n,',.nn' ''ihpe'aturc 10 J.. NJ. -
MIhlhihin temperature to T. NJ rs
a"' t,'hp''' 'ife .............. q.
E"rilti temperature ............ 30
i"nci'ncN ~ temperature. ..
''ucl'ncE IN temperature since
49, ........,.. 81
Archnu lated deficiency since Jan
uary ......... 1876
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27

Eainfaii last twcntr-four hours None
i'chcicnc! III rainfall since March
bchcirncy in iainfall since lam
hilE ...'...-...... .......... I'D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27

vived by four children. Mrs. Frank 9
Aderson. OF Clarion: Ed Carter. II
Hotetourt county; Durriet. OF Calitor.
MIA. and Walter Carter. OF Amherst