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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14

r. H. Mann. who has been reap
pointed United States District Al
torney for four years, will change his
Official residence and Office from Rich
mond 10 Petersburg. His Offices will
be in the Federal Building here.
Fire last evening destroyed n frame
s,orehouse belonging TO ]. T. John
SON in the rear OF his residence in
Harrison Street. The loss is between
$500 and $500.
The Maynard young women. who
have been given quarters in tho Wav-
eriE House. known as the Girls De-
tchuon Home. are 10 be taught TO sew
ana make clothing. y committee of
women is looking after this matter.
Secretary w. NJ Martin, of the
, hamher OF ommerce. is-in St. Eliza
beth Hospital. Richmond. where he had
10 undergo slight operation for tom
slitis. vi
Hollywood Camp, woodmen OF the
ORD has accepted the invitation or
Hickory Carp. No. c. OF Richmond 70
attend the celebration of the twenty
third anniversary OF the latter nayt
tuesday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
NEED MANY CLERKS
Ordnance Department Has Vacancies
for Experienced Help Mt Good
SRIariCy,

w. T. Dabney, civilian representative
az tho Ordnance Department Of the
United States government for Rich
mond and surrounding territory. has
just received an announcement from
that department stating tie great and
urgent need Of clerks in various plants
working on supplies for the govern
ment Salaries range from $500 TO
$500 annually
The men called for include munition
loading plant clerks, powder plant
clerks, Stee! plant clerks. machine plant
clerks and other clerks working un-
der the jurisdiction of the Ordnance
Department. Applicants are required
10 be graduates OF standard high
schools. and viii be rated according
10 experience and ability. Those who
have had experience in III" handling: OF
correspondence Of manufacturing con-
Germs and in kccuins records will be
shown preference in tho selection OF the
desired number
Application blanks will he furnished
by Mr. Dabncy. whose Office is room,
No. 1903 Chamber OF Commerce Bald
ing. Further Information CONCERNING
these positions Will also he furnished
upon application TO Mr.. Dabney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
DO SOMETHING
FOR THAT COUGH
DR.. Bells Pinc-Tar-Honcy will prove
ideal treatment.

a neglected cough may lead to such
dangerous bronchial or lung ailments
that proper attention with DR.. Bells
Pine -Tar-Iioney cannot be begun too
promptly.
You can absolutely depend on this
remedy. MS II has proved effective in
thousands of cases where a hacking
cough. difficult breathing, infamma-
ton or hoarseness were involved It's
balsam and healing ingredients soothe
the throat, loosen the phlegm. the anti
septic properties check the cold germs
and fevcrish or grippy feelings are
promptly ullaycd.
Take DR.. Bells Pinc-Tar- Honey mt
once. not only for quick and gratifying
relief for all distressing symptoms, but
to prevent serious after-effects. Still
sold at CSC by all druggists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
Injured by Failing Tree

-Four young students of Sunnysidc
High School. in Dinwiddic County,
were more or less painfully injured on
Monday by a falling tree. They were
engaged In clearing. up n part OF the
school land to farm this year and
were getting the trees by cutting the
roots. and were caught by the unex-
pccted falling of the tree Tho in
)ured young men arc Cecil Jones who
sustained fracture of one of the
bones of his leg. fractured nose. a
dislocatcd shoulder. besides cuts and
bruises; William Cabell R,ves. who
sustained u fractured wrist, bruises
and cuts; and Field Baskerville and
Jake Harrison. who received cuts and
bruises. but escaped with whole bones
Young Jones was brought to the hos
p;al in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
CHANGES AMONG DU POINT
OFFICIALS AT HOPEWELl
Transfer OF Officers to Nashville Leads
TO Several Consultations
md Promotions.

PETERSBURG. VA. March l3.-On
account OF the continued transfer Of
Du Pont officials from the plant at
Hopewcll TO Nashville. where n large
plant is being erected by the company
for government work, several i'm
portant changes OF departments and
officials at Hopeweil have been an
nounced. The department OF supplies
and repair material will handle all of
the activities formerly handled by the
stores department. -. w. Brown will
head the new department with the title
OF superintendent of supplies and re-
pair materials. j. III Arnitagc will be
in direct charge of the storehouscs and
VIII have the title OF chief st1rekecpcr
The maintenance of the electrical de-
par:mcnt Will DC combined with the
mechanical department. in charge of
II. Il. i. l1app as mechanical supcrin-
tendcnt. As chief engineer. y y. Well
swill be in charge OF all electric work.
Other changes and promotions are an
nounced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
SPEAKS ON FOSTERS SONGS
Rev. Frank Pratt Reviews Life History
of Famous Author of Old
lfpiutlics

Rev. Frank Pratt. pastor of the Uni
tartan Church. spoke last night to n
large assembly on The Contributions
nt stephen Foster to American Song"
lie first reviewed the life history of
the famous author of negro melodies.
Several selections were sung in CON
cert by tic audience.
stephen Foster. he said, was born in
the town Of Allegheny. Pa. OF July &.
1926. At an early age he showed re-
markable talent for composing Some
of his best compositions were made
when he was sixteen years old
Seeing opportunities ahead OF him,
he began TO put forth more concen-
trated effort in the study of negro
melodies. which resulted in the fol-
lowing, whose charm will never ceas.
to be a delight to Southern music
lovers: "Old Black Joe" "Suwanee
River" "My Old Kentucky Home" "OA
Dog. Tray" and Nellie Was n Lady"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
ENDOWS COTS IN FRANCE
Charles Scuif. az New York. Con-
tributes SGoG 10 Daughters OF
toufcderacy.

Z an unusually large meeting yes
day Of tho Richmond Chapter OF
United Daughters OF the Cpafcd-
cy. OF which Mrs. Norman V. RAN
pin lie president. st was announced
I Mrs. Charles Scnn. cf New York.
p is sister of Mrs. Newton Nc
Eh. Of this city. had given to The
pter tho sum Of 5000 10 endow n
in the military hospita, IT Ncuilly.
nee. Thc cot Will be known :.s the
ncwall Jackson cot.
+ WAS also announced that $500 was
! lacking for the endowment 81 the
thew Fontaine Ilaury cot At Neu!l-
and while subscriptions are no.
ed. they will be gladly received by
Richmond chapter in making up
amount of $500, which IL necessary
nqu!p and maintain q cot in the hos-
81 IN France. At this meeting AN
resting report was given Of the
TX OF the chapter in ward No. 10
he base hospital NJ Camp Lee The
punt Of $50 WAS sent 10 the RELIEF
sion for tho old Confederate women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
Tn omnS g. watkins.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, VA, March IA
message was received this morninr
from Greensboro. Ala. announcing the
death there of Thomas G. Watkins. n
lawyer. OF this city. Mr.. Watkins was
IN his siXty-siNth year and. with one
exception, was the oldest attorney MT
the petersburg bar. He was graduated
IN law at the University of Virginia
IN 1913 ana practiccd with his father
inc late W. l.. Watkins. until the death
OF the latter in 1892. Mr.. Watkins was
never married. and for some wears
past had been in feeble health. About
tour weeks ago he went to Greensboro
Ma to visit his sister, Mrs. NJ. T..
Wood, and his niece. Mrs Fletcher
Merette. Surviving him arc his brothor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
APPOINTS MEDICAL MEN
Ternor Davis Directs Commissions
Issued to State Honrd OF
Examiners.

GOVERNOR Davis yesterday ordered
Secretary Of the COMMONWEALTH TO
ie commissions TO members OF the
tie Board of Medical Examiners.
III for the term of four years, be-
ming April |, 1915. as follows:
FIRST District, Or. j. II. .AYrcs, Acco-
f.: Second District, Dr. r. st. Louis
|ncure. Norfolk: Third District. DR..
p. Warmer. Richmond: Fourth Dis
t, DR.. j. Boiling Jones. Petersburg;
tn District. DR. Il. s. Martin. Stuart:
|th District. DIR. !. w. Preston. Roa-
c: Seventh District. DR.. p. w.
I'd, Winchester: Eighth District. DIR.
81. Maphis. Warrcnton; Ninth Dis
Il, DR.. w. w. ChaGin. Pulaski:
til District, DR.. Robert Glasgow,
ington.
pr. J. L. Jennings, Danville. was
he'd as homeopathic member OF tho
|r5. The homeopathic member is
|linated by the Virginia Homco-
[hic Medical Society. and recon-
,ded to the Governor for appoint
|,t. The osteopathic member APP
|ltcd yesterday by the Governor was
L. II. Shackleford. OF this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
WORKING OUT SCHEME
ector-Grncral McAdoo Names Iore
Men for Inland Waterways
Committee.

|yAsHINGToN, March ls.-Calvin
nkins. OF New York. and VI. j.
tders, OF New Orleans, were APP
.lted to-day by Director General
idoo additional members of the in
ID waterways committee. which is
king out co-ordinatcd scheme Of
and water transportation wher-
r feasible.
ompkins will take up Immediately
development OF tho port facilities
New York. Sanders will apply him
to the Mississippi River. particu-
y the terminal facilities at tho
or end.
|iajor ]. II. Stewart has just com
Jed for Director General McAdoo n
|vcy Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
| al.
complete report on the whole
Ieme is not expected by Director
4 eral McAdoo before Major-Gencral
liam NJ. Black, chairman OF the
Imittee, returns from Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
RELIEF after SUFFERING FROM
RHEUMATISM FORTY-FIVE YEARS
Gloucester, Mass, Man Suffered From Pain and
Stiffness in Every Joint of Body.

his left hip. then attacked his back.
then his shoulders and finally involved
every joint in his body. He continued:
My right arm was sore and sti0
and it was very difficult for me to use
1t; my hand was weak and the fingers
when moved feel as though they were
dry.
Il was in constant pain for five
years, and all this time doing every
thing possibly could to find relief
~ times the pain was very severe
Keeping me ava Ike at night and during
the day: the only relief I could obtain
was when was perfectly quiet
II treated with several physicians
but received no marked benefit. and
was pretty well discouraged when
started to take Nar-ne-sis However.
! am glad | continued the treatment.
Tor IN very short time the pain and
SUN ness grew less troublesome and
now feel twenty-five years younger.
~ Is really remarkable what Nar-nc-
SIS has accomplished for me and am
recommending 1t TO all who suffer
from rheumatism OF the joints as
did"
Var-nc-sis does not contain thI ordi-
nary anti-rheumati sm drugs so often
given for rheumatism, such as salicy-
lates, iodides, capsicum or pepper.
tends to help the stomach
and cannot harm the heart. w. A. Var
ney offers $1,000 II tho testimonials
published are other than genuine or II
they have been purchased.
Send to w a. varney. Lynn. Mass.
Tor tho story OF Var-ne-s!s" It's
FREQ.
Get Var-ne-sis now. to-day. from
w. A. Farney. Lynn, Mass, or at Ira
gle Drug company.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
.CRQWDER'S DRAFT PLAN
MEETS WITH OPPOSITION
Some Congressman Against Promo
sal to Mako Basis OF Apportion-
mcnt Number Now in Class 1.
MAJORITY REPORT FOR IT
Provost Marshal General, Before
Senate Military Committee, Urges
Congress to Hasten Action on
Pending Army Bills.
IEy AssociatcdPrces.l

WASHINGTON, March l3-Vigorous
opposition to Provost -Marshai-General
crowdcrs plan to change the basis OF
aPportionmcnt OF men for the National
Army TO the number registered in class
instead of population OF the States
vas launched in the House to-day with
the filing o: Il minority report from the
Military Committee on the pending
resolution for that purpose.
The provost marshal general already
has announced that he Will not go
ahead with tho second draft until the
law is changed.
A favorable report on the resolution
been made. but will not be brought
up in the House.
Appearing before the Senate Military
Committee to-day 10 explain proposed
amendments 10 the national defense
act. Provost ACKNOWLEDGMENT Crowder
urged Congress to hasten action on
scores OF pending army bills. especially
that amending the sclective draft law
Passage b. the Senate this week OF
the draft bill, changing the basis of
ScieC'4pH from state populations TO the
number Of men in class l, and re1uir-
ing registration o, men attaining
twcnty-one years OF ago since June 5
last is expected. Senator Hitchcock
told General Crowder. Other army
bills. he said, would follow It in the
Senate
Legislation to abolish the extra al
lowance OF so per cent in pay to mon
in the aviation service was approved
by General Crowdcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
SURPRISING ILLITERACY
Only Ono Out OF Seven Men Drafted
I'm Alabama Able to Sign
Name.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March 10
One out of every seven men in Ala
bama who are between tho ages of
twen,y-one and thrty-one and sub
jcct to draft in the National Army
is unable to sign his name. Many
OF them cannot read. These facts have
been brought out by the return Of
missionaries. Tho State Depart
ment of Education Is working out
gigantic plan to teach illiterates to
read and write before they arc called
for service. Schools will be opened
throughout tho State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
DEATHS.

WHoDmDicd. at the residence OF her SON
ln-iaw, George Is. Davis. Jr. iOS North
Thirty third Street. MRS joSEpiiINE
SEAl. WOOD. widow of John r. Wood
survived by two daughters. Mrs George
T. Davis Jr., OF this city. and Mrs. Carrie
King. OF Washington.
Funeral from the residence ER1Day
AFTERNOON at o'clock
Louisville. ny. papers please CODY
AKCiiEK-Dicd. at his residence 900 West
Franklin Street. Wednesday eyeninp
N MnrGh H. 1siS; e $50 o'clock, EDwXRD
Hohcrt Archer and his wife. Frances
Williamson Archer.
Funeral from st. Paurs Episcopal
church FRIDAY AFTERNOON M
O'Clock lnterment in Hollywood Gene.
Norfolk papers please COPY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
IS MUCH MARRIED
Elderly New York Inventor Focin-
BiEamy ChurGcs-IIns
EOur NITxs<

NEW YORK, March 13.-Sidney Lee
Sneilgravc. an elderly inventor of this
city. was arraiGncd in General Scs
SONS to-day to answer TO two charges
o! higamy. 1t is alleged that SMELL
grave has four wives. Wives Nos. 2
and 1 talked with Sncllgrave at the
cfiicc OF the district attorney to-day.
wives Nos, and have yet 10 be ac-
counted for. Sncl!grave insists that
wife No. is dead. Snellgrave was
committed to the Tombs for trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Leonora Iutson. sevcnty-one years
oid' wife OF Rev. j. b. Hutson. pastor
OF me Pine Street Baptist Church.
VIII be conducted this afternoon at $40
O'Clock from the church Rey T
ECKER, pastor of the Leigh Street
BAPTIST Church. will conduct the ser
vices.
Mrs. Hutson died early yesterday
morning at the Tucker Sanatorium.
enc is survived by one brother. OF
nicces anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
Young business. Men Mt Work.

Al the meeting OF the Young Bust
ness Mems Club last night good re-
ports were made in the matter Of in
creasing the membership of the local
Bankhead Highway association. 1t
was decided to work for membership
OF 5000. II was also decided TO re-
!levc the work OF the bureau of re-
search and committee was named TO
take up the work. ]; was further de-
cided to unite with all other business
and civic organizations. in an effort
TO get General CrOnkhitc to allow the
EiGh;ieth Division TO parade in Peters
burg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
Former Orchestra Leader Deod.

PETROGRAD. Tuesday. March 1a-
Wassili Safonoff. the orchestral con-
ductor. formerly conductor of the Phil
harmonic Orchestra Of New York. is
dead at kslovodsk. the Caucasus
watering place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
Physicians ncpor, for service.

Robert +. Carr. OF the Medical Corps
of Virginia Volunteers. has been as
signed TO duty in the Clinch Valley
organization. lie will report immcdi-
atcly to the officer In charge. DR..
Charles Woodson. of this city. first
lieutenant Of the Medical Corps Of Vir-
rin:a Volunteers. has been ordered to
report for duty during the present
emergency"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
Miss Quecnny Melton.

LYNCHBCRG, VA, March 1T. W.
Gillian, of this city, yesterday received
telegram announcing the death in
oklahoma of his niece. Miss Oueenny
Melton. n graduate of Randolph Macon
oman's College here. Miss Melton
graduated two or three years ago Her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
Mrs. Carolina Mills.

LYNCHBURG. VA. March i3.-Mrs.
Carolina Mile, thirty-six years of age,
died yesterday about o'clock at her
nome on the Rustburg Road in Camp
bcll county. Heart disease was the
cause OF her demise Mrs. Mills was
the mother of Z. \. Mills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14

Ohio BARLEY. colored. is in Jail on
the charge OF fcloniousiy beating and
cutting his wife at their home in
Carter Street After her Entertainment
tho woman needed the attention of n
doctor She had two stab wounds i'm
the neck and one in the wrist and
was pretty badly hurt otherwise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
Accents Position.

a. NJ Pennybaciler. OF the Char
!ottesV:lle Y. NJ. G. a, has accepted
tho position Of general secretary of the
petersburg y. NJ. c. \. recently tend
cred him. and Will be here TO enter on
his duties on April |. Mr. Pennybacker
succeeds y. W. Walsh, who resigned
some months ago to go to France.
whore he is now engaged in Y. NJ c.
y. army work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
eTATE BANKS DO BEST
LnrEc Proportion OF Looms and
discounts of Federal Reserve
System.
IBy Associated Press.1

IASHINGToN, March 13.-Nearly
NTH OF tho loans and discounts
member banks Of the Federal re-
Re system arc held by the $50 State
ks end trust companies. although
|c arc thirty times as many national
KS In the system. A Federal re-
|e board analysis to-day Of reports
state institutions which arc NOM
Of the reserve system, as OF De-
bier 81, shows that State banks had
100000 OF 11.So6,o0o.Ooo in loans
discounts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
Whitman for Ratiacotion.

ALBANY. y. Y, March Ex-Governor
Whitman tomorrow or Monday Is ex-
pectcd to send message to tho Leg
is!ature announcing that ne will veto
the referendum prohibition bill If
passed, and urging the passage Of an
immediate ratification resolution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
ITCH FOREIGN MINISTER
EXPLAINS NEGOTIATIONS
ndOn Says Allies Wish to With
raw Agreement to Keep Neither
lands Ships Out OF War Zone.
)LLAND WILL HAVE WHEAT
ut in Return She Is to Furnish AL
Ficd Governments With 100000
Tons OF Shipping-No Announce
mcnt in Washington.

FliE HAGUE. March 1.-THE For
IN Minister. DR.. Loudon, presented
the States General to-day note
planning the position OF the nego
tons with the allies for an eco
mic arrangement. The minister said
RI since the note was drafted he
Y received information Of the allied
fernments' desires TO withdraw their
|,inise to accept the Dutch condition
tt vessels sailing in the interest Of
4 allied governments should not be
|ployed In the danger zone.
(he note states that America has
-eed TO furnish 100000 tons OF wheat
Holland before tho conclusion Of
definite arrangement. on condition
Fl Holland Immediately places at the
posal OF tho allies 100000 tons OF
piping. as IL definite arrangement
lcady existed. The Dutch govern
mt il inGu!rirE as TO whether 1t is
|sible TO enter into such transac-
n. and hopes speedily to arrive at a
.ision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
tBy Associated Pressl


|VASHINGTON. March l3.-Sevcral
nths ago representatives. of the
|itcd States and the Dutch com
|rc!al commission discussed in Lon
p proposed agreement under which
Netherlands would turn over 400
tons OF shipping for the use Of
allies on trade routes outside OF
danger zone in return for the re-
sc OF food exports from America.
ne commissioners returned to The
quo and some vessels were scnt
p the South American trade. 40
|'cement was perfected. however. and
|'arcn,ly the ncgotis lions were aban-
bed.
here has been no announcement
e OF resumption OF exchanges
the subject.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
is Regards the Spring Coat

You'll probably notice several little differences
For instance it hugs the figure closer. some cases
it far to initiate Dress with panel effects
close fitting sleeves and lower part trimmed with ucks
of stitchings like skirt.
The new length which is with the frock under
meath and which it also gives one-niece oo,,
which is decidedly smart.
For women who do not look in the long coat there
are short models however which show figure off To
equal advantage. - ~
The favorte collar is which may be worn equally
open closed - fi'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
The Latest Sport Clothes

Jersey materials stronger than they were
last year-both in wool and in cotton.
Knitted collars and cuffs appear on golf suits.
The velvet jacket-preferably of back-is over
the shrtwaist dress of washable satin.
The strongest sport feature the sleeveless Jacket of
moire brocade sport silk velvet This threatens
the place Of the sweater
Scant straight sport skirts of ustrous silk will
with the sleeveless velvet Jackets than which
nothing is more up-to- the-minute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
The Latest! 7uo-T one BZouses

One of the spring features in Waists is the two
toned effect This is particularly popular tan and
midnight blue to go with the dark blue spring suits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
NO ENEMY IN TRENCHES

Gro be continued to-morrowD
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