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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
PENNSYLVANIA EXPRESS
CRASHES INTO FREIGHT
One Man Killed, Anothcr Is Missing
and Twenty-Five Persons Are
Injured.
ENGINEER FAILS TO SEE SIGNAL
Passenger Train Composed OF Steel
Cars, and This Is Responsible for
Fact That There Were No l'atnli-
ties Among Passengers.

ALTOONA. PA, October One
man was killed. another is missing.
and twenty-five persons including
eight mail clerks. were injured when
the Mercantile Express on the Penn
sylrania Railroad crashed into the
rear of stock train ut the west end
of the Lcwstown yards.
The express was Attempting 10 make
up nifty minutes lost time between
Pittsburgh and New York. it is re-
ported. and the engineer failed to see
Il rcd siganal, owing To Il fog. Traffic
was blocked for four hours.
The man killed was Scott Eichel-
berger. Altoona conductor of the stock
train. His body WAS recovered from
beneath mass Of twisted steel by Il
wrecking crew. The missing man.
supposed to have been crcmatcd when
fire broke out in the debris of seven
cattle cars, was drover
The express was composed of steel
cars. and this was responsible for the
act that there were no fatalities among
the passengers. Those injured suffered
principally from shock and bruises
The passenger train was rushing
through the yards when the lights of
the stock train were seen directly in
front as it pulled through on Il cross
over. Engineman j. T.. Stewart. of
Tyrone. applied the emergency brakes
but was unable to stop the train. and
1t crashed into the rear of the freight
The engine went over the bank. car
1ying the engineer with il. and two
mall cars were dcrailcd.
The freight train crumplcd. and four
cabin cars and three stock ears were
strewn across the tracks completely
blocking traffic. Almost instantly fire
broke out In the wrcckarc. and while
rescuers were taking the enriucmar
from Ibis crushed engine where h" had
been seriously scaldcd. others were
trying TO cHtinEuish the flames
Many of the passengers assisted in
the work when it became known that
Conductor Eichclbergcr and a drovrr
were missing, and were believed to be
burning up In the wreck. but their cf-
forts awaited little. as the cars burned
Hereby No less than a dozen Of the
passengers had been injured when the
trains struck, but none seriously In
iurics among the mail clerks also were
slight
One track was finally cleared shortly
before o'clock. :;id the fire was
finally cXtinguishcI. but the bodies Of
the missing men had not been re-
covered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
FOR NEW ASSESSMENT PLAN
Change Affecting Lodge Membership
Discussed at Ellis Reunion
1T Norfolk.
lSrccial to 'rho Enthusiastically

Special To The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA. October 5.--IuUrca Scd
assessment for lodges with larger mem
hcrship. together with proportionatc in
'r""sc in representation in the Nir
Gtnia state Association. were conSid-
cred ~ to-day'S session Of the Virginia
F.lkS' reunion. II WAS shown that all
lodges. large and small. pay The same
assessment and have equal representa-
,i"n IN the state body. Ii the plan
discussed is adopted, lodges with large
membership would pay larger a@scss-
m"ris than small lodges. and would he
entitled to more representatives. This
plan Is expected to cause considerable
discussion and some uhjNction The
question probably will not b" decided
until TN" next Stat" reunion. IL hc held
III lynchhurg next year.
Delegates to the reunion. with sew
cral hundred members Of Norfolk
Lodge. No. rs. enjoyed an oyster roast
AT Ocean View this afternoon by the
Norfolk Lodge.
The election Of officers will take place
Tomorrow. when !. Parker. Of
Portsmouth. probably viii I've elected
president
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
Bremen Captured
in English Channel
Captain Of Steamer Arriuine al
Newport NcOs Corroboratcs
Story.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, octohor

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. October
Confederation Of the statement recent.
~ given out by Il British steamer
captain reaching New York to tho Of
i"rt that the German commercial sinh
marine Bremen. bound from Germany
Tor the United States. had been c,n-
turcd i'll n net in the English Channel,
was given here to-day by Cu,tnjp
Reavlcy. of the British steamer North
Point. now in this port The Brcmcn
was raised by the British according
I" Captain Reaviey, and will he mn,
IN condition fer use against her former
owners. Whether or not two Of tho
crew were lost and the others taken
prisoner. rs stated in the New York
story. could not be learned from Can
tain Rcavlcy.
The capture of the Bremen was madn
about seven weeks ago. when tbo
North Point WAS in the English Chm
mel. said Captain Rcavlcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06

The friends of Dewitt Pcrdue 1915
Eighth Avenue. huntington. w Va,
are congratuiating him over his return
To health. He was a very sick man
aud his recovery has fairly startled
his neiGhhors.
Mr. pcrduc attributes his recovery TO
Nacor as he explains in the following:
IL ann very glad to give my tcsti-
mony as one who has given Nacor "a
lie all that you have recommended il
10 be
Having had pneumonia several
times, my lungs were left In Il very
bad condition and my health generally.
run down SO being anxious for my re-
covcry. tried several remedies that
came highly recommended, but Nacor
surpassed them all. II Is really in 4
class by itself. and too much cannot
be said III praizc of it.
You may show this letter to any
one YOU wish, and If they doubt it's
authenticity, just tell them to write to
me ana viii he glad to answer them.
tSigncd) Dewitt rcrdue."
Let ms send you free copy Of Facts
ing remarkable results in cases Of lung
trouble, asthma bronchitis. catarrh.
impure blood ana rundown system. The
professional services OF our physical n
arc at your disposal free OF charge.
Write NJ. l.. liaymann. Ala State Life
Building. indiIuapol iS.-Adv
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

OF Camp stuart: Lieutenant Colonel
John H. Charnock. of the Second West
Virginia Infantry: Major Charles w.
Fcnton, Of tho Second Cavalry. United
states Army: Major T.. w. Iiowles.
Major &. w. Wright and Major Allen
l'otts OF the Virginia National Guard;
Major II. G. Mcmillan. OF the West Vir-
"inia National Guard: Major j. &.
Whitaker. Of the District of Columbia
National Guard: Major II. w. Rice and
Major Lester Rdcnour. Of the West
Virginia National Guard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
Failure to Return Fec Charged.

j. j. Anderson was yesterday ar
rested upon charge IF failure to re-
turn Il fee which he had taken under
promise of securing employment. An
derSon is tho manager Of the American
Labor bureau. There is Il statute in
Virginia which requires labor bureaus
to either secure employment or to re-
tuh the fec to the applicant within II
specified time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
on MILITARY SERVICE

of the courts action.
IMPORTANT HEARING
on MILITARY SERVICE
Army officers declare that the ease
Will have important consequences for
the whole service In determining the
extent to which an officer may civ.
vent TO his feelings. Soldiers arc given
to complaint. II Is said and only when
their Grumhlnga gain publicity is there
probability of grave consequences The
serious view tho War Department is
taking OF the case is evidenced by The
fact that Major Barrett alone is hold
IN the Federal service until the com
pletion OF the trial. while all other
members OF his regimen, have been
mustered out.
Captain X {. Marshall. Of Ports
mouth OF the qua ~rfmasrrr corps Of
the United States :5rnH,- and State SEN
ator w VI. Malcy OF Maryland. are
defending Major Barrett in the trial.
Brigadicr-Gcncral w. L. Harvey. Of
the District OF Columbia National
Guard. is president Of the court The
other members are Lieutcnant-C Colonel
Bernard w. Salomorskv. commander
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06

DC the principal speaker at exercises
on saturday concentrating the 136th
anniversary of the battle at that place.
Coioncl Warren l.. Taylor. of this city.
VIII be acting chief of StaT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
The Weather
Furnished bv T.. =. Wrnther Burcnu.
Forecast: Virginia

Forecast: Virginia
IL mir Friday and
Sat ur Il y. little
chnnE= In tcnpcru-
turr.
NOrt n Carolina
Fair Friday aud Sat
urdny, little change
In temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
I.nrnl I,r,,,ncrnturc

IL noon temperature tn
L. NJ. temperature -
So '''' wa temperature 10 = J. M...
Mihimum temperature to T. Nj. 90
Mean temperature 20
;>oFhial temperature for this date. 81
Excess in temperature Il
pSnc!cncy IN temperature since
M;!rch ......... go. 312
any l................. ..7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
Governor Goes to North Cnro,,,,

Governor Stuart and seven or eight
members Of his stan will leave Rich
mond Tonight on 4 special car over
the Southern Railway for Kings Nom.
tain, y. C.. where the Governor will,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06

WAS!iIN Notion. -. G., October 8
fair weather VIII prevail Friday and
saturday east Of the Mississippi River
with somewhat lower temperature Sat :,
urday in the Middle Atlantic States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06

head. The pirnplcs grew
tG the size Of a pea and
when opened would
leave sore cruptions.
hose cruptionS were
very disiiguring. The
skin was red and in
famed and ! would irri-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06

Nainfall. ~ hours ending \ l.. NJ. Trace
i'rhciency in rainfall since March
.i. ] "a
deficiency in rainfall since Jamu-
airy l.......... "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
Local obscrvations nj & ,
General weather t.on,li,Io,,

Temperature. 90: humidity. 81: wind
ulr"ction. northeast: wind. velocity =
state a: weather, clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
To-Day and Tonight
In Richmond

AcndcmH-'''rhc Birth of Ma
ton; matinee. 2::sO; night. $40.
Hilton" Fhc Girl Without
Chance" S:30.
LHric-r0pulur vaudeville; matt
nee. 3; night. $50 aud y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
MAJOR H. S. BARRETT
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

IC0ntinn"d Ffom FlrsI IAgc.J
he be reprimandcd will hc the extent
of the courts actio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
kRUP1 |UNS I'm FACE
VERY D|SF|GUR|NG
Began in Small PimpIes. Grew to
Size Of a Pea. Skin lnhamed.
Irritated It Scratching.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP And OINTMENT

81 had very had eruption which
began III small pimplcs ON my face,
extending across my checks and fore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06

Seeing Cutcura Soap and Ointment
advertised sent for free sample.
bought more and two cakes of Soap and
nearly TWO boxes Of Ointment healed
me-. tSigned) Miss NJ l.. Mosclcy,
Route |. Ontario, Va. January s, 1916.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With SIP. Skin Book on request Adj
dress post "Cuticura, Dept. T,
Boston. Sold throughout the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
News Nntcs of Intere.t.

'rh, I.cutcn services ut St. Joseph :
Catholic church have drawn good con-
Grrgaiions, and the music during the
service OF the bencdiction OF the
Blcssed Sncrain is finely rendered
by a fan and highly trained choir.
trurr" Worsham, Colorcd, OF South
Caroline. and employed at the Du Pont
plant, had both fc"t crushed hy a train
hrtN"cn Flop"wcll AMI City Point yes
t,rday lie is in the hospital here,
where both feet were amputated
Miss Colleen May Fletcher, daughter
OF MIR and Mrs. Luther Relcher. of
Chesterfield. and Lawrence l.. Patram,
"f Ettrick were married night before
last in the parlnrs Of the officiating
minister, Rev. T. w. Moore, In this
city.
The women Of the Parsonage Society
OF Washington street NJ. T.. Church
VIII give n linen shower" tea at the
parsonage on Monday afternoon to pre-
pare the parsonage for the incoming
minister. Rev. !. h. VIM, H. D.
The knights of Maccahees recently
organized, held their first regular meet :
ing last night with all the officers I'm
their stations, and number of candi-
dates were initiated
Mrs. Maggie y. Elder. State councillor
panied by Mrs. Daisy GaIlion and FIX
National Councillor Thomas -. joey. yjs-
i'cd iynchhurG on Thursday, and at
night instituted Red Cross Council in
mat city with large nSmbcrship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
NEW RECRUITS FOR ARMY
In First Three Weeks of Cnmpnipn
100 Men Enlist Out OF Total
Of S.ODS ApnIrInp

WASHINGTON, April lin the first
three weeks Of the recruiting campaign
10 Increase the United states Army 10
war strength 2,25n men were enlisted
out OF total OF S.aGs applying for
enlistment For the week ending
March 81 there were $500 appl,ca
tions and SCI accepted
Acknowledgement Mccain expects an
increase in recruiting to follow tho
success OF the expedition against
villa
Chicago led the lis, this week with
80 accepted recruits. San Francisco
was second. with 90: New York had Ga
indianapolis. 80; 81. Louis, "a; phila
aeiphia' 80; Charlotte, y. c., 30: At
ianta, IS. and Kansas City. 90.
There were 81 applicants in Boston
but only IL were accepted, and so an.
plicants in Los Angeles. Of whom ~
were accepted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
SWALLOWS POISON
Albert W. Sampson Tells Policeman uc
Had Taken Nine Bichloride
Tablets.

Alhert w. Sampson walked up to Po-
liceman Hill at Ninth and Main Streets
early last night ana Informed him tina
ne had just swallowed nine bichloride
OF mercury tablets. Hill called the am
bulance. but II was on another call. so
sampson was rushed TO Virginia Hos
pltal In the patrol wagon or the First
Precinct.
An examination made at the hosnital
caused surgeons there 20 think that
he had not taken as much poison as ne
claimed. Sampson did not appear in n
serious condition last night. IL is
thought that he will recover.
NJ the hospital he refused To give
his name for some time and refused
10 discuss the causes OF the alleged ~ =
tempt ut suicide He cXhibitch n small
bottle containing tablets OF the poison,
and maintained that he had swallowed
nine OF them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
You Must Haze Plenty of Iron in
Your Blood to Be Strong, Saus Doctor

from ten to fourteen days time simplv
~ taking iron in the proper form, and
IN" aitcr they had in some cases been
uoCtorinE for months without obiaini,,V
and benefit. But don't take the OH
forms of reduced iron. iron accctatr or
uncture Of iron simply TO save a fcw
cents. You must take iron in a form
that can be easily absorbed and aasImi-
latcd IKE nuNatcd iron il you want IL
10 do YOU any good. othcrwiS" il NAV
prove worse than useless. Many AN
athI"te or prize Fighter has won the
day simply because he knew the secret
i!llcd his blood with iron before he
went into the affray, while many an
nihcr has gone down to inglorious de-
ieat simply for the lack OF iron
NpTE--NuXatrd Iron recommended sbov.
~ br. Sauer iS not patent medicine nor
secret remedy. bri one witch * VOL knovn
{" druegisi3 and whose iron constituents -.
widely prescribed nv eminent plIyhi.i,us
everywhere. Unlike The Older iuorpnui. trnr
products. ~ ~ easily asSfniiatcd do.s no,
injur" tho teeth. make them black. nor IN
set tn" stomach: the contrary !, Is n
most potent remedy. In nearly al! forms Of
Indigestion, az we'll as for nervous run dow n
conditions. The Manufacturers have auCh
great Confidence In NuNat"d Iron that they
offer 10 forfeit 10000 to any charitable in !.
stltu'i"n " they cannot talk. any man or
woman under 30 Who lacks irol and in
cr"hs" their strength 700 per cent or over
IA four weeks time provided they havc no
serious organic trouble They also offer 10
double your strength aud endurance in ten
days time ~ is diaponscd ~ this city rs.
Tragic Drug 60. and all "th"r druggist.
Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
N"Natrd IRON VIII Incrcnse Strength @,
Delicate. Nervous, Run-down PcopIc
90" Ter Cent in Ten Days 10
Many Instances

SEW YORK. y. Y-Most people fool
'shy seem to think they are go
MS u" Est renewed health and
siieneih from some stimulatirE
h.Hl1m". secret nosrrum or mar.
'"jl' drGg said ~. Saucr. spe-
..'.Irj OF mis- city, when. rs Il matter
COM rom the food YOU cal. Bat PEG
b.' often fail 10 get The strength ON,
'' lN'I TODD because they haven't
'H'H-h'i!"i. ~ their blood 10 criabi, ~
' .IEe Icod into living matter From
..'|' Weakened, nervous condition they
.I.'" -yin"iEinc ~ wrong hut th,v
'" '''i what so they generally com
.''ipr!HS Tor stomach, liver or
10y fuUbic or symptom. nr some
3D.. iI'nt caused toy the lack OF iron
'' '' MOOD. TINS thing may 20 on Tor
Wills ne patient suffers untold
% YOU are not strong or well
.' lI 10 yourself 10 make IN. FOL =
'ai Sc" how long you can
'E hH" lar you can walk without
'.'l".' X Urea Next take two nvc-
'tth tablets % ordinary nuN;,tcd IRON
''.'s per day after meals for
Ihcn test your Sircu;th
.'.. .h' gee for yourself how much
r., '''' t"'n"d have seen dozens al
..I, 'In-G"wn people who wore
, ,'t- tll az" while double and even
..tir A'l .ucngth aud endurance and
r' H'i rid "t all symptoms of
"a HN'r ana other troubles IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
Do You Enjoy Health,
the Keynote to Hap
piness andSuccess?

There are many people right here
III Richmond that the dawn of an
other day means nothing more than
another day of suffering-aches.
groans and complaints OF which
are caused by poor health. This in
stitution is not ccnsoring these pco-
pie. many OF which have made un-
successful attempts from different
sources TO be cured OF their troubles.
There are many people in this city
people OF good standing socially ana
othcrwise-that are chronic suffer
ers from some of the many diseases
OF mankind, and who have taken
remedy after remedy, and many in
stances received treatment from
other sources without obtaining sat
isfactory and lasting results. The
institution OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
MINIATURE: ALMANAC.
NIGHT COURT
Iusti Maurice innuIurntc> New prnr-
Tee in SouthsIdr Police Court for
Third District officers.

Tho first nigh, i'olicc Court i'm Rich
moud Will hc inaueurat"d tomorrow
night by Justice u \ Maurice, in ro-
lice Court. Part IL, the night session
for tho convenience OF police officers
converting a, $ o'clock The regular
morning session of til" Southsidc court
viii b" held at o'clock, rs III the past.
The night session of the cour, was
inauguratcG by Justice Maurice for
the benefit Of tho patroimcn and others
whose Attendance ms witnesses is re-
quired. The policemen having night
duty are forced 10 lose their rest that
they may attend the morning session
OF the court under present arrange
mcnt. With the innovation Of the new
court they viii hc able 30 appear
against the prisoner while on duty,
on without losing sleep. The plan is
warmly welcomed hy The Southsidc
police
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
SENSATIONAL. DEVELOPMENTS
MAY FOLLOW SIF:pII AMOS ARREST

Sensational Developments are promis-
cd here over the arrest OF Augustus
'Stcphano. an Armenian having in his
possession three Du pout checks.
Stcphano. 1t is said. has the same num-
Der of aliases az he had checks when
h. was arrested. and he faces the
charge Of having stolen $3.50 from two
of his fellow Countrymen. \ search
OF ia" trunk OF the accused since his
arrest revealed a large number OF la
dies chnt"lainc purses and leather
handbags. He had been released on
$500 bond, but WAS later rc-arrcstcd
and is now confined in the Uopcwcll
Jail while q closer investigation is be-
Ing made OF his record.
In TN" Police Court yesterday the
case OF j. l. ii!ll, charged with operat-
ing a number Of vending slot machines
in Hop"wcl, was decided In favor Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
No April Fool Calls for
"Mr Fish" or "Mr. Lyon :"

NEW YORK;, April 1.-The tcIc-
phone company to-day did. Its hcst
10 put an end to II joke that has
h"urishrd here on April I for rnnny
ycnrs. The company instructed Its
operators 10 "supervIsc" all calls
for the aquarium md the bronx
IooloItcnt Gardens. aud decline To
make connections IT they believed
tn" calls were not for Legitimate
purposes.
by this means tho company hoprd
TO snrc the feelings OF unsuspcct-
ing persons whose friends lind told
them tn cniI Rector 313. thr
aaunrium), and ask for .'Mr. Fish"
ar fremont 952 ithc zoob, aud nsi<
for "Mr. Lyon"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02

the defendant by the police justice. who
held that the machines were pcrruissi-
bic under the law. The machines are
OF a Notwithstanding nature. immediate
~ after being discharged Hill left for
his home In West Virginia, but express
cd Willingness TO return at any time
the authorities desired his presence.
The Knights of Maccabccs OF the
would will organize u tent In Hope
well AT AN early date with large
charter membership.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
TURKEY APPEALS FOR AID
s me rican Red Cross Receives Word
Tint hm.o00 Citizens Are Enc
ing Starvation.

WASIINGTON, April It'll" Ameri-
can Red Cross received word today
that Turkey Tor the first time Is ready
TO accep; aid for $1,000 of her citizens
who face starvation Hundreds. II was
said. are dying from lack of food. Ten
thousand dollars was cablcd to MI i'm
mediate needs
message from Red Cross agents
in Turkey said the American organiza-
ton would be permitted TO co-6pcratc
with the Rcd Crescent.
Supplies cannot he shipped TO
Turkey from America, because OF the
allies blockade. ANA foodstums prob
ably will be purchased by the Red
Cross and sent from Roumania
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
DETAINED AT KlRKWAlL
British Authorltica Announce Nnm
OF American Ships Held IN
There

LONDON. March 30 delayed by ccE
sor).--Thc detention 1T kirkwau |
the British authorities or the follow I
vessels IN the American trade WAS a
nounccd to-day:
The Dutch ship Nilhcrrcn. with
general cargo. from Baltimore r.
Lcith: the Swedish steamer Vcstor,,r
with cargo of magnetic iron o
from NarrilS for Philadelphia: the No
weGiah steamer Skorland. with :, car
or grain. from Baltimore for Cone,
hagen"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
Icuruc Oruap,xca

There WAS Il public flag raising yes
tcrday at School No. Is In Dinwiddie
County. with interesting exercises and
addresses. This school is taught by
Mrs. w. II. Dcihl Following the en-
crciscs n patrons and civic league was
organized. and the following officers
elected: president Mrs. l.. ~ Gill: vice
president. Mrs !. w. Hawkins; secrc-
tary. Mrs Albert Marck: treasurer
Mrs. ~ w. Ford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
uids Asked to uuild Road.

state Highway Commissioners 'olc-
man is advertising for bids for the
construction Of nine miles OF permanent
roadway from Petersburg 20 Guy
Point. Alternate bids are asked on ono
ro,irs. of concrete pavement and btu
,niuouS concrete pavement on concrete
base The bids will be received al
the office OF the Chamber of Commerce
in this city unit! II o'clock y. NJ. FRI
day. April Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
General weather Conditions.

" NSIINGTpN, NDII1 l.--Tho iNdlCa-
lions are that there VIII he rains in the
ohio Valley, Tennessee and the East
Gulf states Sunday and Monday, aud
overcast weather. with some prob
ability of rain. will prevail in the Mid
die Atlantic and South Atlantic states.
In the region OF the Great Lakes and
tho North Atlantic States generally
fair weather will prevail during the
next forty-clght hours