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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
NORTH GARDEN CASE
BEFORE SUPREME COURT
Small Sized War in AlbcmarIe Bc-
tween Apple Growers and
Southern Railway.
Protest to Corporation Commission
Over Removal Of Station Is Con-
tinucd to February 1-i'armcrs
Claim Changes Cause Hardship.

Th" SMALL s'zcd war that has been
staged for several weeks at Norti. Gar
don. Nlhcmarlc County. between the
farmers and villagers Of that nciGhbor
hood and TN" Southern Railway Com
pany has b""n put up to the State Su-
prem" court Of Appeal. for solution
Tho court N"st"I day granted AN ap.
peal "a the railway company from the
decree Of the circuit cour, OF Abe
mari" continuing: an Injunction which
pr'hihiiS IN" company from proceed
lnr with The heavy III al North Garden
which has INSTRUCTED the old SCOTS
will" TURNPIKE.
!" October. 1915. the railroad I'M
p"nN "htaiu"" ftpm IA. Board If SUI
p"rNiSorS OF Nlhcmarl" a permit FOR
IN roadway r"conSiructionS 81 \G.th
iard"n. y pencil sketch was submit
u" 70 IN" Supervisors shown: th"
proposed elevation 81 tho rG.,iied at
TINS point and q consequential closing
Of th" grad" arossinr. Traffic was to
l." CARGO Tor by tic construction OF
an und"rpass.
'n an" strength OF this permit. tho
railroad "ompauy asscrts 1T nn,ered
INTO contracts to secure necessary
property rights. ana assumed other
OBLIGATIONS OF "a total value i'm c.ccas OF
si,"V". shortly after tho granting OF
NC permit by TIA" supervisors com
plants ARCS" from persons living in
sth" n"ichb"rhood OF North Garden. and
IN" supervisors revoked tn permit. al
IeEinE t'i1t IL" rccoustructionS show
by tn" blueprint were no. in accord
hnr" with tn" details originally Ibid
bs fore tho hoard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
MINIATURE: >I.Mi\tt.
FOR COTTAGE SYSTEM
Mn rro,idr~ for New buildings for
North turolina school for
The blind.
r.Spoci.i 10 The Times pisp;,tch

Especial Ia The Times hi sp;,tch.l
NALEIGN. y -, January i2-Ap-
preparation Of 100000 FOR l9l1 and
$4,000 FOR lcls toward Is new fire.
proof cottage system and heating plant
Blind is provided in Il b!ll offered
to-day IN the LEGISLATURE by Senator
Harding. president pro tom Of the SEN
ate IN" plan IS 10 abandon tho pres
Ont buildings and erect the cottarc IS
ON ths. ciGhty-acre lot that the state
owns just west Of Raleigh. The hill
carries Ss5.o0O for annual maintenance
for the school!
In tho House q pension bnl. by
fyummitt, Of Granville. would raise The
limit Of property owned by Conf.d-
crate veterans. that would bar them
from receiving pensions. from $500 to
$1,000. ana make a general raise in
TN" various classes OF pensions by in
creascs Of IS each
The S"uat" defeated 4 resolution to
sr"nd $50 FOR expert examination OF
IN" emergency acts passed during the
last week TO correct amy errors made
in tn" rush lcgislation
y hill introduced by Representative
p"uGhiom. IN tn" House, would pro-
vid" for tn" voting Of abseutces in
the elections OF the state. the method
being The sending of tho ballot duly
cert ficd
The senate will not meet again until
next Monday afternoon The House
recessed l" 1880 saturday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
HELD FOR BAFF MURDER
Arrest of SIX RiNnI PouItrymcn Grows
ont of Confession OF Man Recently
brought Back Erom Italy.
nv Associa,cd Press.


NEW YORK. January l2.-Six poultry
men were arrested here to-day on in
dictmcnis charging them with murder
III tn" first degree for inSticatinG the
shooting of Barnet Raff a rival poultry
dealer. nearly Two years ago. This is
tn" outcome of a confession said by
District Attorney Swami to have been
made by Antonio rdinalc recently
brought back from Italy According
I" tn" prosecutor. cardinalo admitted
that he and ippilito Greco. who after
ward was murdered. received 81. 500 to
employ Sunmcn to Kill Ban
The motiv" for the killing Of Baff
Assistant District Attorney 0'Mallcy
said. was revenge for Baff'S supposed
efforts TO drive the accused men out OF
tho poultry business. Tho six men ar
rested arc Abraham Graft. William
simon, a member az the poultry firm Of
simon ~ Co: David Jacobs. a partner
Of tardinalc in tho poultry business:
Joseph Cohen and Jacob Cohen, broth
crs-in-law of Jacobs. and Moe Roscn-
stein, employed at WashinGto ton Market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

David i. short. about forty-nvc years
old. employed as Il clerk in the Office
OF . u. James. auditor OF freight
traffic of the Chesapeake and ohio
Hallway Company. died suddenly yes
t"rday morning shortly after s O'Clock
AT his home. II North Mulberry street.
IL" had long suffered from asthma,
which caused his death. The fuucra,
VIII be conducted from the home to-
morrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. The
intcrmcnt viii ne IN lakewood Gene
terry.
Nj short was born in Petersburg,
IN" son OF MIR. and Mrs. Alexander r.
short lie removed to Richmond about
twcutN-SiN years ago. and had made
his homo in this city since that time.
Mr.. short is survived by his wife, who
WAS Miss Florencc Sterling, OF Rich
mond. his father, one sister. Miss Lucy
u. short, and two brothers. Alexander
+. short, Jr and Norman f. Short. all
OF Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
Chamber Of Commerce p,,,>

NJ meeting yesterday afternoon
Of the board Of governors OF the Cham
Der of Commerce. William NJ Martin
was unanimously reelected sccrctarv
committee was appointed to raise
funds for printing and binding the
Economic survey Of the CITY. prcpnred
by lie Roy Hodges, and Chairman
Whitmorc. OF tho memberships COM
mittee. was authorized TO FIJI ON, his
committee and arrange for q mem
hcrship campaign OF several days. TO
begin on January - II is designed
to Increase the membership Of the or
canization TO a number commensurate
with tho size and lmpor,auc" ur tho
city.
TN" board EXPRESSED qualification at
tn" provision in tho rivers and har-
h"rs bill for an appropriation Of $50.
Goa for tn" Improvement ana main
tcnancc OF the APPROXIMATIONS River and
harbor. This IS matter on which
the chamber has been working for sev-
"ral years II is recommended hv
government engineers, following the
full:ilm"nt Of all preliminary require
m"nts by tn" civ ana tho railroads
and it is believed the appropriation
will be made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13

The annual meeting OF the stock =
holders Of the American Bank and Trust
Company was held Wednesday, evening
and directors and officers were elected
as follows: directors. w 7. Rauuh. +.
II. Dr"wry Edward Eigcnhrun. Il, T..
Eancs. II NJ. Friend. i. y Hallican.
Charles T. Harwell. Il r I.unsford.
Dr. William Pitcher. r. w. Price. w J..
Rahily l. g. Shore. II l.. Smith and
f.. j.. Thwcatt. otliccrs-prcsid cnt.
William +. Ncilwainc: vice president.
W J. Rahily and Il. l.. l.unsford ::
cashier. Wallace H. Blanks: attorney
and trust officer. +. II DrcwrN. The
presidents report showed the past
year TO have been the best in the his
tory OF the institution in all respects.
At the annual meeting Of tho stock
holders of the National Bank OF rc
t.rshur" all officers and directors We're
reelected, as follows: president. cap
tain T. T.. Heath; vice president. w. l..
Ncnab cashier, b. r. Jones: assist
ant cashier, l.. II. Boaslcy: directors.
7. + Heath, W. l.. Venable. B II. Jones,
Charles l.. Plummer. l.. y. HOserstock.
T r. Macklin, NJ. 4. Finn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
PlZZlNI SAID TO HAVE
SAILED ON SCHOONER
Police put Little trrdcnrc In Itcport
us AbsrVnhcr Could Have Cnught
Steamer From New Orleans.

IT was reported yesterday that Will
liam Il. PiZzini. the abSConding real
estate dealer. who is wanted here on
nineteen indictments. had left from
Mobile. Ala. in Il privately possessed
schooner. Little confidence is placed in
TINS story. as II is known that he could
nave LETT for Costa itica FROM New
orleans even bcfor. the general alarm
for his arrest had been sent out.
Before complaint had been made
against him, PiHHiui had ample Oppor-
'unity TO reach Il southern port and
1" arrange his SailingS. The Pinker-
tons National Detective Agency was
not acquainted with any basic infor-
NATION as To tho rumor. and the Po-
lice Department had no knowledge of
II.
1t is generally believed that pizzini
has ESCAPED from the country. and
That he was prepared for the eight
which an accidental uncoverinG Of his
real estate transactions might ncccs-
state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
WILL HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Member Of Commonwealth club Ia
Meet AZ Clubhouse Thurs
,lay Night.

The annual meeting of the Commou-
wealth club Will be held at the club
house on Thursday, January Is. ~ SO
o'clock Refreshments will be served.
Members Of III" board OF governors
whose terms expire at this time are
Charles H.. Rolling. l.. -. Aylctt. David
II. I.cakc aud w. T.. Buford. and there
is ono vacancy in the class for this
year.
Directors whose terms expire next
year arc: w. Erydon Tcrnant. \. 3.
Alsop. T.. u. ilotchiiSs. Jr.. T.. 4. Rem
unldS and Joseph &. Taylor. while those
whose terms cXpir" in lai9 are Julien
u. I'M. EShcrt g. Leigh. Jr. w T..
oppcuhimcr, Leigh i: Page aud j.
Gordon Smith.
The present officers Of the club arc:
Julien u. liill. president: E.Sbcrt -.
Leigh. Jr., vice president; l.. u. Ayl"tt.
secretary, and X. Ii. Palmer, treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
SUFFERED WITH
HEAD, BACK, LEGS
Morphine Gave Only Tempo
rary Relief. But Cardui
Brought Back Good
Health.

Stephenville. TeN.-Mrs. Jay Nc
Gee. OF this town. gives out the fol
lowing statement: For a year
suffered untold agones with my
each month | almost had
spasms. was i'm bed off and on
for d week at the time. | suffered
with my head. back and legs. ! suf-
fcred terribly with pain in my head,
my back: hips and LEGS achcd all the
time. had TO keep morphine tab
lets in the house to ease my suffer
~. Nothing else would do me any
God
uthinE. nothing ever took did
any good until took
ardui 1t has been the means of
good health. Cardu cured me,
for ! never saw II we'll day
Until ! had taken Cardui. suffered
this way for Q years. each
month II grow worse all tho time
until | found that great remedy.
Cardui
Before taking Cardui | had six
'ifiercni doctors with me. None OF
them did me any good They sale
nothing else would do but all
operation. but they did not reach my
case. | took i bottles of Cardui
and it cured me. Cardui did
for me what mother. father, friends
or doctors could not do. | can never
praise Cardui enough. for I owe my
life 10 it,
am now able 10 do my work. and
look after my babies. ! beg YOU
women and girls who are afflicted
with woman's troubles to give Car
dui a fair trial"
Follow Mrs. McGcc's advice. It's
worth a trial.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
WOMAN FOUND CUT TO DEATH
IN HOTEL AT COLUMBUS
'"iirr Seeking Wan said Ia Have Hccn
Employed In Itnnsns city
brokerage House.
lNv As.ocinted rrc.s.I

COLUMBUS OHIO January r.
Mona Simon. twenty-five. wears old
said TO have been q member of a prom
incnt Grafton, w. Va. family was
found shot ana cut 20 death in a lead
ing Columbus hotel to-day. and the
police are seeking Il man said to have
been employed uuIir recently in q,
Kansas City brokerage house The
victim, juvenile court officers said
recently had become addicted to drink
The room in which tho young woman
was found was assigned on the hotel
register TO "G. V. van I;ruut Of Chi
caco." y sporting writer ON CO.
lumbus paper told the police that the
man who occupied the room told him
hc was travelling under an assumed
name because of a girl scrape" in
Kansas City. The newspaper man said
Van Brunt' talked 10 Joe Tinker. of
Chicago. owner or tho Columbus base
ball club. on Wednesdays about getting
n job. lie is said I" have been li-
rorccd in Huntingdon. Ind. He left the
hotel without paying his bill. taking
the key with him, according to the
police.
The body az Miss Simon was discov-
cred late this afternoon. and, accord
ing to the coroner. she had been dead
moro than twelve hours. \ maid
opened the door Of the room at noon
and saw the body on tho floor hut
did not investigate. thinking the young
woman asleep.
When the housckccpcr entered the
room later She rrunG tho girl dead,
with n cash on the neck and Il bullet
wound through tho head. FLOOD
soaked towels were found in tho bath
adjoining, as If some Que had en-
dcavorcd To remove hloodS'ainS.
An empty shell from - revolver was
found on the floor.
Tho rooms 81 -.hc hotel arc sound
proof. and no ono heard a Slot. and
beyond the opinion Of tho coroner there
was nothing to Indicate when the
tragedy occurred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
Officers Arc Ghnscn.

TN" annual meeting Of tho Petersburg
Benevolent Mechanic Association was
held Wcdnc sday night and tn. following.
officers and directors were elected
president O w Mattox. vice pre- ST :
dent. James NJ. Turner. treasurer. Vii
liam T.. Poole: secretary. Z. j. Mere
dith; directors. the above officers and
James Y Branch. c. VI Bristcr. r i.
Burgess NJ. y Finn. w X. Turner.
G. l.. Williamson aud l.. T.. Brunei
Reports Of the officers showed that
the association had just passed through
one Of III" most successful years of
its existence The association was
organized in 1926.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
CORPORATIONS COMMISSION
POSrPONE:S HEARING

The elevation OF the tracks at North
Garden destroyed the usefulness OF the
ola station building. and III" company
move! the station to a point 1000 feet
distant from the old location. where
II was accessible at grade Apple
growers who used the old station on
tered q loud protest. claiming mat the
new location cntailed an extra hauling
distance of more than a mile for the
round trip, some OF IL over a 10 per
cent grade. Nillacars at North Gar
den Joined in the protest.
When TN, complaint was drought 10
tn" attention of the state CORPORATION
Commission carly this year. that body
entered an order directing the South
crn Railway 10 appear before /, yes
terday and show cause why IL fhould
not he fined for removing the North
Garden station without notification TO
tn" cor. mission as required By law
the road appeared yesterday nv coun-
sci and asked for continuance i'm
order that II may have time to prepare
its defense. The commission continued
the case until February :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
DOVE LODGE HONORS WATT
solid silver Shcrhrt set IL Presented
10 Retiring Mas

Retiring Master George w. Wat; WAS
presented with solid silver shorbct
set last night at The meeting OF Dove
odec. No. 81. which WAS held in the
Masonic Temple The meeting was Tho
nrst held by the lodge this year. TIL"
presentation OF tho silver service was
made by Zen t. owen. who made u
short talk on TIA" progress OF IA"
lodge under the direction of Mr.. Watt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13

Marvin Hicks. nine year-old school
boy. who was badly beaten several
DAYS ago by other boys. and his body
left on tn" railroad track. is reported
as out Of danger to-day.
lakewood Camp. Woodmen Of tho
World. installed its newlyel"cted OIL
GERS last night.
Phillip Mcdonald. colorcd. was sent 10
The liustings Court this incoming To be-
tried on charge OF violating tho pro-
hibition law lie was found with
twenty-five half-pints OF liquor in his
grip.
The majority OF tn" cases on the
docket OF the Hastings court which
meets next week. arc for alleged vt"-
lations Of the prohibition lax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
CONDITION UNCHANGED
Howard l.. Anderson Reported as Grit
icalIy III In Newport News
IIaSpitnl.

Reports from Newport News ia'e
iaSt night Indicated that thcr" was
no change in the condition OF Howard
l.. Anderson. a member OF the law
firm of Henley. Anderson Il Ilall. of
Richmond. who is critically Ill in
Newport News hospital. Mr.. Henley
and Mr. Hall arc both III Newport
News with their partner Physicians
stated at midnight that there had been
no change in MIR NndcrSon'S "ondi-
ton. hut that he was critically i'll.
Members Of his family, including his
wife. parents and brother, are with
him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

First Virginia Regiment military
nnrndc. lrnvinr Grn.s' Armory at
3:15 O'rIOck.
trndrmy-Raym Ond IIitchr0ck in
"HcttS'; mntincr. 2::SD: night, S:20.
HijOu-"A Little Giri In ~ Itir
city; mntincr. .::sO; night. S::s0.
i.Srlc-l'Opular vaudeville; mnti-
nee. .; night, 1:3D and -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
Company Change. mnnd..

The fetershur. Crystal lee Company
has changed hands. Mr.. Lambert hay
ing sold out to Fritz Sittcrding and II.
w. jackson. both of Richmond. Tho
new company has elected the follow
ing officers: president, Fritz Sittcrdiug (;
treasurer. II. w. Jackson; secretary.
!. NJ. Carter. ,Ir.: local manager Wil-
liam Hcarn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13

Lieutenant Taylor. OF the new Hope
we'll police. was shot on Monday night
while raidinG an alleged dSordcrly
house in that city. The raid followr I'd
the arrest OF several negroes who. in
their statements. informed on the house
The shot was fred by an Italian wo-
man who denied admittancc to hor
apartments. She was arrested and
Taylor is in the hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
THREE

Railway Company. died Yesterday
morning at 80 o'clock. after an in-
ness OF several weeks. Ills dca,h fol-
lowed an operation. Tho body wr
he shipped To Staunton for BURIAL can
tain Doomc had made bis hoIc In tnis
city for about fifteen years lie yvitt
located At tho f'ultun yards OF tho rail-
road. and is survived by one son, who
resi- hCS in Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
t:MH\\i> MENT COMrI.r.rE:I.Y
HLDtkS Old TURNPIKE

Tn" Southern. nevertheless r,roc, cd
"n WIN Tn" elevation Of IT'S roadway
'hr"WI M ur an "mban'imcu; that
""'npi't" blocked tho turnpike that
crossed rhc riEht az way at III. STA
ZION Of North Garden Tho BOARD OF
supervisors th"rcupcu appliod TO tho
Ncuit '"ur' "' Alh"marlc for an in
junction restraining tn" Southern from
prosecuting tn" work further IN in
JUNCTION was crautcf hy Judge Jonn
W FtshhurH" on November Il. lalS 40
remain in effect sixty days from thai
"'t" unless sooner enlarged or dis.
solved
Au answer was filed by tho southern
ON January 6. with motion that tho
injunction bee dissolved TIC or,
however. entered an interlocutorv dc
ere" "nlarCin" and continuing TIC in
Junction. and from this decree tho com,
f"hE appeals to the Supreme Court
Aihdavits filed with tho record 60,
~ the claim 'ha, two or more NOR
chants at North Garden have been
ruined by the "mbankment which has
"'otkcd IN" road used bv their Gus
toners other statements quote in
"'NlHuhIs as saving that the now ar
ranE"mcut is detrimental! 10 Tho hes,
interests OF 'h' locality. Differences
mat developed carly between tn. rail
road ana county engineers as TO the
manner OF constructing the undcrpass
mas !"tt North Garden. So far. withou,
any Nnd"Fcrosslng at all, and traffic
using tn" old Scottsville turnpike is
no" e"mp.iI"d 10 make 4 dejour To
cross the tracks
In its petition 10 tho Suprenl. court
IN" railroad company complains Of ar
pi'rary aud unwarranicd action on Tho
part Of tn" supervisors, who. /, is
charged. awarded a permit in full pos
session OF all facts ana then deliberate
y undertook to revoke j, on the pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13

IL noon temperature. ..............
y. NJ. temperature. ............'
Maximum temperature" 10 u. NJ
Minimum temperature 10 : l.. NJ
Mean tcinprra ture -..... ............
Normal temperature" for this dat'.
Deficiency in temperature. -.....-..
b"hci"nry in temperature" sine"
March ........... ...........-..
Accumulated excess sine" January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
The Weather
FURNISHED by L. y. Weather Iiurcnu.


- ere asst. % u ii
warmer. with prob
ably snow ar rain
10 r u Il y; sunday
clearing and colder.
North tnrOiiui-
Probably rain and
~ % Y M e. >Jtnfuns
sunday CLEARING aud
colder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
MEMBERS
HAVE. DIED ID RING ,g.<u

Tn" roll OF members of Lee Camp
VIII" died in 1915 with tn" names al
their commands and dates Of their
deaths is as follows
Bryan. st. George 7. g. Second Conn
pany. Richmond IiowitzcrA April -
1916.
Flair. Lewis H.. otcy Battery. vir-
gina Light Artillery. November -.
1915.
Brock. pr c. w T.. surgeon. Eir-
,c"n,h Virginia infantry. october u.
1916
christian John H. pamumkcy Heavy
Artillery. September /. 1916.
coldwcll. W. w. Company G. Twelfth
Virginia Infantry.
Dean George T.. Company -. Twcn-
ty-Fourth virginia Cavalry, November
is. 1916.
r:pps. Gcorg" w. Company \. Forty
Sixth Virginia Infantry. May 20. 1916
Glenn. John f.. Archer Battalion
Virginia Infantry. February l3. 1916.
Hartman. II, G. O.. Company A. N,nc-
tccuth Virginia Reserves. February 3.
1915
lI"ckaday. John r.. Company Il.
Fif,y-Third Virginia Infantry. Novcm-
bcr -. 1916.
Maxwell. John. Confederate states
Navy. Secret Service. September 81.
1916.
Mccoy. Il. D.. otoy Battery. vireiaia
Light Artillery, May 80. 1916.
Palmer. Kennedy, Company II, Thir-
'"cnth Virginia Infantry. January =.
1916.
Pctcrkin. George W. CbishopD. assist
ant adiutaut-gcncral and chief Of staff
headquarters artillery. Army Of North
crm Virginia. September ~. 1915
New. ,icorC" w. Company |. Forty
fourth Virginia Infantry, August IL.
1916.
Purcell John r., Company q. Thru
Virginia Battalion, infantry, Scptem-
her "a 1916.
Roper Fleming J. Company T.. Nine
tccuth Battalion. Virginia Heavy Artii.
lcry. November Is. 1916.
Stephenson. Rev. +. n. Fifth Com
pany Washington Artillery. March H.
1916.
S,ratton. Or. 7. L., Moshy's Rangers
September E. 1910.
Toity. &. Te"ry, Purcell Battery. Pc
grams battalion. Light Artillery. No
vembcr Is. 1915.
Turner. John ]. NieutcnanO. Com
pauy ~ Twrnty-fourth Virginia Cav
airy. December i. 1916.
NasS. James. COMPANY II. Fourth
Virginia Cavalry. June IL. 1916.
Rev. T.. r. McFadcn u. H. will
preach tho annual sermon before Lee
Camp and other Confederate societies
ct o'clock Tomorrow evening al the
First Presbyterian Church. All Con
Tolerate mcmor;l, organizations ar"
invited to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
Local Rainfall.

Ea.ntail last tw"uty-four hours IA
b"hci"ncy in rainfall since March
Deficiency ~ rainfall sine" Jan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
ItIiilin 4. IIx.,Ir

fhc funeral of Philip i. Hyde. who
died Thursday AT his home 2o6 South
Firth Street. will be conducted a. Gao
o'clock this afternoon at St Peter;
catholic Church. The burial will he
in Mount Calvary Cemetery Member;
of Dixie Acric. No. 33S. f'ratoriai order
of Eagles, of which Mr. HYDE was a
charter member, will act as paIlboarcrz.