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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
GEORGE BRYAN HEADS
SONS OF REVOLUTION
Revolutions Adopted uudorse Erection
of FtrcprOOf state Library building
for Protection of Archives. /,

Resolutions heartily indorsinG the
movement for a nrcproof library build
ing for the protection OF the archives
in the state Library were last night
III their annual George Washnxton's
birthday banquet held in the West
morcland Club
Some thirty-tiVc members Of the So
cicty Dartook of the banquet last night.
which lasted from $3.50 until IL O'Clock
There are les members Of the society
in Virginia
Resolutions were also passed where :
10y the society will undcrwritc the
publication Of tho year book, represent
ing the genealogical research work Of
william Clayton Torrcncc. covering "a
period OF flvc years. 1t is expected 10
DC the most complete work OF its kind
eNtant. with regard TO Virginia fami-
lies.
Resolutions were passed indorsinc
preparedness for the United States and
letters will he forwarded to the Scna-
tors and Representatives in Congress
Ten new members were added to
the rolls. Officers were elected as fol-
lows:
President, George Bryan; first vice
president. Herbert w. Jackson: second
ice-prcsiIent. John stewart Bryan:
secretary. pr. Charles ~ Robins:
treasurer. Or Greer Baughman: chap
lain, Right Rev. Alfred Magill RAN
dolph: registrar. William Clayton Tor
renee: historian. Captain William Cor
don McCabc.
The board. consisting OF cigh, mem
hers and the president follows: James
y. Moncure. K. \. Lancaster. Jr.. Lewis
g. Williams. T. Garnctt Tabb. Dr.
charles +. Robins. Or. Greer BauCh-
man, William Clayton Terrence. j. Jor.
dah l-eake and George Bryan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
SWEENEY HAS HONORS
THICK UPON HIM
american soldier Wears Famous Croi.
tie "uerrc aud Gold Cross of
Legion 0f Honor.
lSneeial to The rimcs-pispatch

Special TO The Times Dispatch
N:W YORK. February "2.-Swccncy,
~ thc Foreign Legion. got back home
to-day. u" arrived on the French liner
Lafayette. lie has a bullet wound In
ms icft lurS. Il first licutcnants com
hhSS'"h IN his pocket, tho famous
tf"lN dc Gmcrrc on his chest AMI
III" gold cross OF the Legion OF Honor
hhhSiiug from gold chain around his
nr'k He is the first American in
httA Years 40 honorcd by the Frcn.',
government.
Ntt"' two days IN town. he expects
10 start fer his home IN Spokane. Wash :
inSt"n. who'c his wife and two emil
drcm arc waiting for him. with his ia
tE"i. VINO was president OF the Federal
Smelling an.: ltcnnin. Company. whith
SOLD out to the I;uvEcuheim inter
cstS Sweeney is on three months
leave
Like the other wcll-kuown Sweeney
TO whom cvcrybody with Il tale To ur.-
fold is sent. Lieutenant Charles Swrcm-
cN is a good listener, but Il poor talkcl.
/" won't talk about himself or his
decorations or the charge he made
"i'h his company in thc Champagne
District. where, ii is said. he captured
several lines OF German trenches.
Sweeney even refused 10 show the
crosses he wore.
Sweeney to-day looked peaked. wan
and thin. lie is tall and has a strong
mead set on the shoulders OF an ath .
ictc. He was graduated ten years ago
from West Point ana since then has
been in New Mexico. across the Rio
Grand". in South Africa and France.
In Paris he met and married a charm
Ing american girl. When war started
he enlisted. lie had other friends from
America along with him lie was a
chum OF Johnny Poe, the famous
Princeton star who died at l.oos, aud
Kenneth Weeks. famous as an inter
national athlete. who fell AZ Souchcz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
DINNER AT WHITE HOUSE
President and Mr>. Wilson Entertain
for speaker aud Mrs. Champ
Clark.
[ Sn.rluI Irno Timcs-Disnntc

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
W\SIilNGTON February =" The
President and Mrs. Wilson gave =
dinner q, tho White House Tonight
I'm honor Of tho Speaker and Mrs Champ
Clark More than seventy guests st.
tended.
Among the interesting guest. invited
To mcct the Speaker and Mrs Clark
were Mi ana Mrs Iguncc I'aicrcwski.
After the dinncr Mr. l'adcrcwslN PLAYED
on tho famous gold piano. with wi,i.h
he ia quite familiar. having frequently
been entertained at the White House
during the administrat lions of TAFT and
Roosevelt.
Til" guest list included Senator and
Mrs. cIapp. senator and Mrs. Fletcher.
senator Gniiiugcr. Senator and Mrs
Hitchcock. senator Hollis. Senator and
Mrs. james. senator and Mrs. Nelson.
senator and Mrs. owen. Senator sim
mons. senator and Mrs. Swanson. sen
atrr ana Mrs Tillman. Representative
and Mrs Alexander. Representative md
Mrs. i;u,lcr. Representative and Mrs
bent. Representative William :. Greene.
Representative Hay, Representative and
Mrs. Kahn. Representative and Mrs.
Kent, Representative and Mrs. I'adpctt,
Representative and Mrs Raincy. Mia i0r-
General aud Mrs Earnctt. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles G.. McChovd. MIR. and Mrs
Winthrop Daniel, MIR. and Mrs padcrcw .
Ski, Mr.. aud Mrs Alexander II. Gait
Mrs. Richard ~. Townsend. Mrs. W. t.
Nrccland, Airs. William II. Boiling. Miss
Mary Cnatis Lee. Miss Anna -. Holling
Miss Gordon Miss Agnes Wilson. Hiss
l;urlcso,i. Miss Gregory, Miss Delnno
Miss MacMurray. Miss Margaret Wilson
Miss Zones. hr. y. NJ. Fauntlcroy
Lieutenant Commando Robert l.. Berry
F; IIr. Cary T. Grayson. Bennett c, Clark
Lieutenant John y. Baird. Lieutenant
i'nui ". lastcdo, Lieutenant Charlton
T.. Battle, Lieutenant James b. Cress
Lieutenant james T.. Dorst and Lieu
tenant Alexander l.. James
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
AGAINST LOCAL OPTION
Former Governor Sulxer Would Put
Tax of $1,000 . Gallon on
whisky.

PITTSBURGH. February Ga tax
OF $1,000 gallon OH all alcoh Ollie
liquors was advocated b. former Gov
crnor William SuiZcr. OF New York
in an address here to-day before the
PcnnsylI ana State Prohibition Conven-
tion. He assailed the principle OF
local option and condemned The Hob
son prohibition amendment.
Local option is q fraud said Mr..
SulZer. 1T is like a dog chasing it's
tail II is like squatter sovereignty.
The quickest way to abolish this liquor
traffic iniquity is TO pass law through
Congress taxing IL until YOU kill il II
the Hobson bill Is passed. II will re-
tard the movement Of prohibition for
years. II only prohibits the sale OF
alcoholic liquors"
National Chairman Virgil c. IIinsha w
reported that $4,000 had bcen subscribed
for the national campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
PERENNIAL FIGHT
Is IMMINENT AGAIN
Friends OF Literacy Test Measure lie
iievc They Can Pass u over
Presidents Veto.

WASHINGTON. February 22.-rhc
perennial Immigration bin fight witt,
All or It's old features aud some new
ones that may complicats tho mtcrna
tional situation is imminent in the
House.
Friends Of the literacy test measure
which probably will be brourh, ON the
h"or late this week. boosted today
! that they had enough votes to pass
II over another veto by the President.
which is confidently expected IL the biii
ever reaches him
supporters ~ the Asiatic exclusion
b'lls are making "a determined effort
10 nave one OF them reported desnitc
the purpose or tho state ucpartmcu,
TO prevent consideration OF any such
Legislation this session Chair,n.n
burnett o. the Immigration Committee
said today he expected one OF these
measures would be reported next week
Tic hopes that either his bill or tina,
OF representative Rakcr. or California.
can be amended so as TO not cause any
delay In its passage.
US u probably will be reported the
Asiatic exclusion measure would he
without many OF the features to which
the State Department objects. bu,
would require both Chinese and Jana
hese TO register upon entering the
United states. The present gentle
men agreement with Japan regarding
the entrance OF aborers would not he
disturbed.
ouch legislation. Mr.. Burnett declares.
"ouid eliminate among other things
inc japanese picture bride practice, >,
which he says is growing evil The
picture bride is woman who nre
tends 10 marry by p-oNy In Japan and
'nch comes TO the United States or its
territories TO meet husDa nGs," whom
she says she has never seen. The
couplcs seldom marry. according TO the
CHAIRMAN. but usually part soon after
the woman is safely landed never To
meet again. Statistics filed with the
committee show that 1000 picture
brides entered Hawaii last year. and
i'soo came 10 the United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

senate as soon as inquiry can be mad.
OF the russian government AS Il
whether he is acceptable.
Mr.. Francis called on the prosiden
during the day with Senator Reed. O
missouri. Later he will confer viii
secretary Lansing "a, tho State Depart
ment about his duties.
inc President and Secretary Lansins
a'tach unusual importance to tho ON
passE AT PetroErud ut present bcc,u..
or questions growing out OF tho Icuro.
peah war. and the pi oblcm or in,r.c,
'n4 'he large detention camps in rus.
S'' III "h'ch arc held thousands o, (7.r
"''n an" nstro-Iiungarian prisoners
M'' francis was offered the most =,
10 ArGcn,ina carly I'm tn.
"'"''"'S'rau"n, but declined Ii.
ness p"Si'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
CAROL IMAM ESCAPES
bradley Dean Charges That Two Men
in ii"pcwcii Tried TO i<jlI Him
In Hcstnurapt.
Lsnecial 70 The Times .Disnatchl

iofEW ELL. VA. February PIE
'cl Pctcr"Ss ana Iras Scnopolo were
arrested Tonight on tho charge OF
attempting to Kill Eradlcy Dean. OF
Wilmington. y Z.
II is charged that the accused men.
VINO operate restaurant. saw Dean
display large roll Of Srceubaclls
while in drug store on Broadway.
He was induced by one OF them to
conc 20 tho cockShop TO play cards.
lie was escorted TO the kitchen. There,
,'caN alleges i'ctcroSs Struci him
over tho head with chair lie ran
ont. ~ n" ned to the street, il is
charged, Scuopolo fired six shots at
him from an automatic pistol He Was
not wounded
rho shots attracted tho police. and
tn" two men were arrested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
THAT TIRED FEELING
relieved by Hoods SnrsapariIia, which
RenOvHtes the blood.

nat tired feeling that comes TO you
'i inc spring, year after year, is a
sign that your blood lacks vitality, Just
rs pimples. hoils and other cruptious
are signs that il is impure; :nd it is
also sign that your system is in II
low or run down condition. inviting
o'seasc' IT is warning which IT is
wise to heed.
ASK your druggist for Hoods Sarsa :
par'iia This old standard tried and
true. hlood medicine relieves that tired
tcciihS. IL clcanses the blood, gives
new NC, now courage, strength and
chcertulness II makes the rich, red
blood that will make YOU feel. look. eat
and sleep better.
be sure TO get Hoods SarsaparilIa
u cmbodies tho careful training. OK
pericnce. and skill OF Mr.. Hood, "a
pharmacist for nifty years, in its quail
ity and power TO cure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
SUCCESSES OF RUSSIA
BELI1'TLED Bl IT Rt =

BERLIN. February 80 tby wirelessl.-
y Turkish retirement TO positions west
Of Erzerunl is announced ny the Con
-tantinorlc War Office IN to- ai's Of
'cial statement received here. The re
iircnlcrt took place. says the report
after the Turks had destroyed positions
which they had occupied fifteen ki!o-
meters east o. Erzerum. and also de-
stroycd ffiy old cannon which could
not he transported. The statemen;
adds;
Fantastic Reports stating that l.Opo
= anon and S"oo6 prisoners had been
taken - F:rzer'.m are untrue. No con-
3ais ,ook MACE in the vicinity o.
t-zerur BESIDES those in the positions
mentioned. The forts OF Erzerum had
no military value. nor had me town
!,scl:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
BURGLARS GET BOOZE
el t'emcn, of Iinustor Io.
Wv" >"rn'' When E,pr-.. om,,
" nnhbed

Sn1:rI, mes Di&natcii
h'S ''N. w. F'ehrua-y 90
ssve."' e.'!Icas ~ houston the .dr,.a
ounE Sc@i o. Hal:ax per. cnn
t nsnsn !. 90 "i'bou' 'het- Meek end
result OF visit rade ~ an as
aaturday n'rh' . NE oxnres. omco
IN ma, sIm'f" The once !, ioca,ed -,
,io, Ho1 to- . ana Western Esiiwav s,a.
uoH. ne 'hi"N"s crawl"d under III,
house 70 where sec,ion SIM. -.,,,,.
was Off ann, knocking or o'''s
noarde proceeded 10 max, away 80,
several gallons OF whi.Iy ann ~,
drawer ana its content. amo,,n,i,
about 81. -
The burglary is thogsh, TO hay. ,...
~ piaGe fariH IN ne evening a, a
negro IiErE near the AtatIop is =
~ nave seen light ther. bu, ,bi,i.
Ing the agent var at uo-. did ,,
report Il until next day Tn. .,,-,,,.
eAses which contained me wh5.ly
..r. found, but so far IN, burvIa,.
tavs not n.en located.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
EVEN IN WAR TINT,
"bItk MUST 60 i'nI.u n,

Fl:S'a mad hardly hc=un tho VOL.
Fsa7iza.ion' said ". S,urn,c,.
'0'" ne war interfcrcd BY, oven
'"F time this worh mus, 20 on.
''17s-@ better future is coming: not,
.nE an disturb our faith IN tina, ~
'ame o. THIS future we WIN no,
oui e%e' 10 oui mistakes ana
l'o' |e'minSs. and ~" mus; unite our
ne" page in Russian his.
'o! 's being opened"
nc premier then spoke OF the rcces
''. ri T''orms 20 meet the rar nco-
""ihlt conditions, and % giving .i,.
n'oP'e : greater hand in Tho govern
men re SAID that the food problem
ana Nc question OF freeing tho couu-
''S from German inAu.ua- ought "a
command special attention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
AGAIN ARRESTED
t:a-thIef of Police Henderson, Of Hope-
well, Faces Three Charges
OF Larceny.

Especial 10 The ri:nes-Dispatch
HOPEWEI.1.. VA, February Eek
Chief Of Police w. n. Henderson was
arrested to-day on three charge. OF
grand larceny. lie is alleged to have
stolen on January !, January and
January 6. $50. s54 and $40. respec.
lively, from Richard Eppcs. by whom,
he was employed as collector until
a few days ago. Several days ago
Mr.. Eppcs advertised in tho local news
papers that Henderson was no longer
employed by him.
The warrants for Hendcrson's arrest
were sworn out by J. II. Wilson, MIR.
Eppcs's representative
Henderson was admitted to ba il
under cash bond of 800 in each case.
licndcrSon has several times before
been in trouble
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
TRIALS ON THURSDAY
sunrr-Dreadnought Pennsylvania Ar
riNes nt ROckInnd. Maine, for
Official 'renta

EOtk LAND. MAINE. February oe-
The new super Dreadnought Pennsyl-
wanna had series OF unofficial trials
off Owls Head to-day. preliminary 10
the official acceptance tests planned for
Thursday. The big fighter came up the
coast from Old Point Comfort through
gale AZ twenty knots speed Her Of
nccrs reported that she behaved splcn-
didly in the heavy seas.
Immediately after her arrival she
went out on tho governments course
and did a measured mile three time y
at nearly twenty knots. her con-
tract speed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

UOLIINS, w. Fcbruarv 29-Mrr
Anne Frances kcSslcr DECD at the re.i
dencc OF her daughter, Mrs. &. NJ Doc
lcy. near paleviilc, yesterday after,
noon. She was born in Bedford Coun,
~ on October s. 1885,. and was bcfor.
her marriage Miss Smclzcr Her hus
band died six years ago. She leave.
five children.
Tho funeral took place this after
noon at the Trou,vilie Baptist Church
of which she was member The scr.
vice was conducted By Rev. Gcorr.
RraNton Taylor, assisted by Rev j. "
lkcnbcry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
FRANCIS ACCEPTS POST
Former Governor OF NtHsouri VIII Sue
coed Mnrye AmhRssador
10 nuEsiu.

WASHINGTON. February 22.--David
r. Francis, Secretary OF the Interior in
Clevcland's Cabinet. and former Gov
ernor OF Missouri. told President Will
son to-day he would accept the post
OF ambassador TO Russia to succeed
George r. Maryc.' who has resigned.
His nomination will he sent 10 the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

lSD"ciai 10 Tile -Dispatch.l
MLDN 'oLI.i:'E y G, rcDruary
- Wa hington'. birthday wns "clc-
bra'cd h"Ic 10! debate this evening
bg f"ui ycung mon. representing The
I'Iin iht"rnr. Srcict! ~ ihcir twenty
Axth annual celebration. tn, question
for discu-aion Wa with reference" TO
III. prepa rcducHs program nf the Will
aon CONTAMINATION. The negative dc.
bhterr Hon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
&. ~. IIc,scr.
Special to Tho Tinn.

:rrt.H! 20 Tho Times Dlspatcb.l
MnSii'NGTON VA, February %
l. kcNscr died a, his homo no.
olncd'eT last night. in his eighty NTH
year lie Is survived by ono sor II
+. keyscr, and his widow Mrs NJ,
=. heEser lntcrmcnt will be m.ds
III ,hc FAMILY Cemetery near here.
Mr.. kcyscr WAS a native ~ p.
county: and is the last member OF a
mrHe 'ainiIE Of brothers and sisters.
joining county.
IN nus youth he answered the call NJ
the West" and in lSta sought his
fortune IN the gold fields Of C,aliforni.
"herc ne was fortunate IN digging til =
precious metal lie soon returned to
Virginia. and at the beginning ~ -.
war between the states entered IN,
Confederate army and served as a cav
airyman until its close At one time
he was a courier under General Stuar,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
SEEK MISCREANT
Police Hunt for Nau Who Made Al.
tempt to Wreck Cathedral In
Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS. NINN. February -.
Tonight the minneapolis police wcre
searching for man charged with
attempting To damage the Cathedral
OF 81. Mary here and who fired twice
at Peter Callahan. engineer OF the
cathedral. when the latter and an as
s!stan; discovered him prowlin-
around tho basement OF the buiIdinr
last night. Callahan said the water
mad been drawn from one OF the big
boilers but that this had been discov-
cred in time TO avert an explosion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
DEPUTIES pASs Dill.
TANNING PROFITS OF WAN

FAIRS. February 22.-Thc Chamber
Of Deputies to-day passed the bill
taxing war prohts. The measure re-
main. effective year after the cessa-
ton Of hostilities. and applies 10 all
who have prohtcd by tho war. the reg :
ular furnishcrs OF war supplies not
being excepted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
IA rOILEr1E ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY ron PRESIDENT
iSrecial to The Times Dispatch. ]

MADISON. WIS. February 2".--"I
am candidate for President OF the
United States believe progressive
principles should he defended and
maintained in this country until they
are fully established" declared Scna :
Tor Robert NJ LA Toilette at get
together banquet by his supporters
here to night, at which were 500 guests
from all over the State.
am in favor Of an act placing an
embargo upon the expectation of mu-
n!tions of war" declared the Senator
when discussing the European war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
MOUNTAINOUS ZONE
TAKEN BY fTt1.lAN S

ROME, February 90 tria Paris,.--The
italian forces have conquered the noun
famous zone OF Gallo tCollo). between
tho Larganza and Cegnio torrents, in
tho Susara Valley region. They have
also occupied the towns OF Eonch and
Eonocnno. This section lies ahout
hfteeu miles cast OF Trent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
M.de Former Attempt.

ATLANTA. GA. February a2.-AIrs.
Esteile Garrett Baker, in an attempt
to end her life here on January so. shot
herself, inhictinE slight scalp wound.
She Was assistant society editor on a
local paper, and had been separated
from her husband, Oscar Baker. for
several years. Mrs. Baker was said
TO have suffered from mclancholia
since the death OF her mother about
year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
The town. of silva. sollum and Said

Berad. the accounts state.
The ncwe agencys statement ADDS
Tn the Sudan the British commander
has asked help the natives. who
refused to give e.
The appearance OF German sub
marine on the Egyptian coast and the
torpedoinE OF English ships IN Egypt
ian territorial waters have made q
strong impression"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
LEAPS TO DEATH
Mira. EsteiIe Baker, of Atlanta, Jump,
From Tenth-Story Window In
New York,

NEW YORK. February 22.-Mrs.
E:stcilc Garrett Baker. thirty-six ycnrs
old, Atlanta newspaper woma n,
killed herself to-niGh; by lcaping from
the tenth story OF a studio building
in which her sister. Mrs. Garrett Boyd.
has an apartment She had been suffer
ing for some time from nervous trouble.
and arrived here only YESTERDAY to
visit her sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
rush uopcwcll. Interest.

lippEW EN-. Va, February 22-At
the meeting OF lite Chamber OF Com
rucr"c Tonight u committee WAS named
for the purpose Of formulating bylaws.
The Chamber expects soon 10 begin .ac-
tive work to promote Hopcwclrs in
tcrcsts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
DEATHS

BROWN Died, suddenly Yesterday al,
; T. NJ. in Ncwbcrn y g. pE
GEORGE l.. BROWN, Uudcrtakcr I'd,
win Phaup has left TO bring the re-
mains here, and funeral will DC fixed
after he arrives
BRADLEY. Entered into res, on Feb
ruarN -. at T. NJ MRS. MARY
WAbbliI. BRADLEY. widow OF VII
liam loscnh BRADLEY. and daughter o.
IcorGe Christian Waddill. of "Au-
burn Charles city County.
Funeral services from 'Dumbartor
Grange I'll" residence OF her dauEh-
tor. Mrs James Branch Cabcll, on
THURSDAY at 10 \ Nj
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. j. VI. Meredith,

s.r S S,.n:ia,. to The Times Dispa,cb.1
ar roIip COURTHOUSE! VA
February :2.-Mrs. Ellen r.. va,
Meredith wife OF Rev. j. NJ. Mcredith
!ich to-day At the rcctory. Mrs III
ul'n was scNcnty-scvcn years n,d '. ..,,.,
ops'"cs her husband. leaves six SONG
anu thrcc daughters. She wa. ~ .
daughter OF Dr. William Bnu,shc,5 "a,
MIS- oorothea Miner Bankhcad. '""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
william, ID. smith.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,
FREDERICkSBUR VA February
@2--Wtliiam u. Smith. Of stafford
County, died yesterday At his homc
after brief illness OF pneumonia.
aged scvrrty-onc Years lie IL sur
NtVcd by his wife and TWO children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

l.YNciBURG. VA. February ec
inforiha tion has been received here o.
the death i'm D:,nvIile, on MONDAY ~
Mrs. Lille A. Taylor. wife of [. <
Taylor, who Was daughter of Mr..
NJ L. Farmer. Of this city The BODY
was brought here this afternoon for
intcrmeut.