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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-28
Society

~~$a~~Y
Huff-Roth.
DR. o w. HUFF and Miss Julia Roth
both of this city, were married yes
terday morning at Dallas, Texas. Only
relatives Of the principals attended
the wedding The couple Will MAKE
their home in this city
\
The State Headquarters.
The state headquarters hotel ass
signments are:
Eastman California. Louisiana,
Texas, Iowa New York, Illinois, Dis
trict Of Columbia, Missouri. Kentucky
North Dakota, China, Iowa. Massa-
chusetts, Delaware, New Hampshire.
Nebraska. North Carolina
Arlington Pennsylvania. Indiana
Ohio. Alaska
Como Michigan
, ajestic--Kansas. Oklahoma, Min
nesota, Tennessee. Utah and South
dakota
Waukesha MARYLAND south Caro-
lima.
Milwaukee-Maine, Vermont, New
Jersey, Rhode Island
Marquette--West Virginia Virginia.
Wisconsin, Alabama.
Moody = Florida, Mississippi, Ne
vada, Washington, Oregon.
Roekafellow Arkansas. South Da-
kota
Goddard Montana, Colorado ana
Idaho.
Great Northern--New Mexico. Arr
IONA
Townsend Wyomng. Connecticut
X x X
Captain Pueh of Camp Pike came
over yesterday to spend a few days
visiting al the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Copeland
X x
X. Of p. Rooms Open.
The local lodge knights of Pythias
have opened their club rooms for the
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-28
X. Of p. Rooms open.

The local lodge knights of Pythias
have opened their club rooms for the
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-28

Captain Pueh Of Camp Pike came
over yesterday to spend few day
visiting at the home OF }lr and Mrs
Copeland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

tStirliRg). 10 to S. to and to 8. first
Liberator 100 tSands). IL TO !. TO l aai
to ?, second; Blue Bannock. lot tMoone! J.
1'illotson. Chemung. Tell Me-. Yermi!a, Mae
Murray. PetroErad. John HyneT. Sonada
Second race-six rurionss-Birdman. II.
tAnderson). to l. g to l and even. Hrs,:
kink Tuscan. ia tWatts). 10 TO l.. TO
and 70 !. second: Mieo Girl. lo7, {Nepsf,-
Tine Tine, is4 ~ Polse, sn Canon ~ pr rEis!
J.. {. WEIGH. Lady Leona. Glorine GiliiCan.
va" Tnrd hGy lAi hso H. 100 tcon
Inv: il$ tcaseYl: to. sysn and to 5.
5 TO and even. third. Tine. las Rel
Cross. EuloEy. Lady Little. Miss Sweep also
Bob iiensiey. los ijohnsonj. , to i. ever,
and to +. second: Idbyan Sands. %
fss,'' h Ia and wafer sG i Hais
Moscowa also ran.
= Fifth r rae. and seventy yards,
70 :. arst; Harvest King. III twiliisj.. s
,I,t,sob'nscn,,, l2 10 l. TO and TO 2, thirI.
D!adl:, Or. Tuck. Trentino also ran;
sixth ra acs and a si1teen.h,--R"ya,
to and even. second: Jahot, ll6 U-ou-
DIR: 70 T.; TO ! and 9 10 ;, tnird.
ne Glory bes ToSrs nnnneE M
sevcntl.-Iniie andw \ s!xteenth-hrbi.ra
rst %apolsSa. III e Gxion \" 1Ha to to i
Iso is0 and r'n' 10, ;hlrd T''a.
AE Rasn AHTr Mar Ia Wa wsr
thi5gton. Hem,ick. Skinny Il. also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
"Y" CUNT TO PLAY
Local Five Huttles CockpIe City Team
Here on Thursdzy
Might.

Tho Richmond Y NJ c. A hnskctna II
team plays the Petersburg ~ here On
Thursday evening IN what promises 20
h. the best game OF the season Tie
locals defeated the CcckaGe City Qu!nt
IN Petersburg on January ! 10y tho na =
row margin Of nine points n!.d hot :
protested game is expected when the
visitors attempt to even up the count
here.
To date. the Richmond association
has won siA out OF eight games and
rolled up :, total OF $50 points. one Of
the game" lest was an exhibition game
with Richmond boys from various col
icScs during the holidays and with a
phtChcd-up team. only lost by three
points 70 the coilcGians. The other
game lost was a hotly contested one
with Three Hundred and Twentieth In
fantry from Camp Lee. played one day
after Rixey had left, and BY the close
score OF IS to &c.
Captain Woodward leads in scoring.
having ff;y-four fold goals and six
teou foul goals. or total of "a points.
Ball and Walierstein are next in scor-
!n:,.
In the preliminary game. John Mar
shall High School lines up against the
''i' deserves. BY virtue OF their We
tory eyer Petersburg High Saturday,
Coach Jones's bunch expects to clean
TAP, but the ~" seconds seem to have
acquired winning habit OF late. and
hope TO continue their streak Ladies'
viii lie admitted free to the next two
games At the association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
HOUSE BILLS

,, The rollominG hni9 were presented In tn.
Eec,!ona:
,By Mr. s'ephcnsopITo amend section asa
AG! a Tie Of coI nfmla s Sn and
~ NJ Nest no.lc, and grkerTc rrov,ae
on,n,on and knoMn G nv the 'y s, me
tGr rs,, In GGechland County. and tho Maiden
,,hhs s W; cysnt !hatis fought - The s,s,e. 10
nfacse drn ah1 ahSl s 2o1 a FOR no
ing ,h,e,r.irom. the oil and gas thereon. and
| ssse tho ''F"' and conditions OF such
70 the Committee on Schools and col,.e,s:
s rei 81 a1a s5 81 ,S.
To the comal!.,ee on Special. Private ard
,h hs - sixth spthscetion Of ,:es,i%n 81 OF the
~ M.asr7 D n% and chet5ylTc an.nd
hazs nj The gasqI e; srSnsal act to
h1oxe mo e"nriheuse saa serRs o IF m
sS &c OTIS, Of t,s,Ion OF the charter
by Mcs ss OF 6o S[aS1k and ch.rry-ro Do.
clare tho termination of The powers EGanVsI
The s city act Of Soif 9ns1 additional territory
70 Tho Committee on Counties. Cities and
~ m5 eEsyn Of asss o.
or D,o! The Bead Pa Of SpBc1vlsors ct any one .;
Of any the oa Stat 5s nna nG
,hH tryerSl ei,lss in This state, to ESTABLISH
= nome ,ne- Tor the care and maintenance of
by M Me2 Sss:n. nodscn and che5Y-Au,hor'z.
wSsth having by M last United sta q,
SG sss sn Ss Of 70 'i ns2e.
dnFinf their respective ,eri.,s tho sais-.e.
as' ans rs 81 Of shs ~ fosi.
, NTn der :,. and othe, 81; officials
t. III r cG sssnts:s for Sou,., Of Justice
"r, g ~, ise' iliarj a. OF The Code Q: NEEa..
~ r.a,tan I,nfnn ni sSieiS" Of r 9,
cf,n,r "a. to snf9Tee jndsmen,s.
Tor husNaTt to Ge!er, his Vie. s4 for
'h.m 70 Mfa,y ehi ds:, depsndsn upon
c cu shelter and medical attention for
IN tn Committee On Appropriations:
ms CD. SiSn,LTo amend see,ion s5sia OF
pr e. M r,on.y s1r?S and :or5isTo
NJ" nc e., Co'EmttNe on Roads and Internal
ihh TX the use 50 far a.. rract.caee ~
sna maintenance OF "ihe State hiGh,:ay
:tis GSffS"s as s1s Ha s5s:
cSn snG icn F.Sw b f 3 n2.xJ. da?s
acceptance .! IN. terms and r-ovisions OF
IN a, q ConrTcss approved July IL f.'g
ee:ns,.td An oct to nro"ide shat the Uni. ID
T "a, shal s:d the States In tho constrnc.
I 1i'n o. rural post roads and for o;lsr
Gilpin and Henicy--To amend an act r.
prow;;S" Yer state money AID In addition to
lie roads. eti-.' oi puD-
cby *essrs Frown. OF Roanoke: Adams
nI'p;n ana Honiey-To amend section n a;
az act 70 license and regulate the running
Hy 3csnrs. Brown. OF Roenoke: Assr,s
rrrnln ana H"risy-Ioint House resolution
Constitution OF Virginia A'' vi 'ne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

Within ten minutes after nm appli-
cation OF Danderime you cannot find Il
single trace OF dandruff or falling h; ir
and your scalp will not itch. but VIII t
will please you most will be after n
few weeks use. when you see now
hair, fine and downy Mt frst-yes-
but really new hair-Erowirg all over
the scalp.
Danderine is to the hair what FIRE sh
showers of rain and sunshine are &c
vegetation. 1t goes right to tho roofs.
invisorates and strengthens them. It's
celebrating. stimulating and life pro
duc!ng properties cause the hair to
grow long. strong and beautiful.
a little Danderine imm ediately dom
blcs the beauty OF your hair. No d,f-
ference how dull, faded, brittle ana
scraggy, just moistcn a cloth with
Danderire and carefully draw +,
through your hair. taking ono small
strand at time. The effect ia anna z
ing-your hair Will be light. fluffy and
whVy. and have nm appearance OF
abundance: an Incompatible luatre,
softness and 1uXuriance.
Get small bottle OF Knowltor's
Donderine from any drug store or
toilet counter for few cents and
prove that your hair Is as pretty s:d
soft as any-that 1t has been neglected
or injured by careless treatmsn,--
that's all--yon surely can have beausi-
full hair and lots Of IT If you will lust
try little Danderinc.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

:a sna ssss,iS!nT .eaa ,ss %sss
miIteo or Privileges and Election %' 1''''
. n.y. NJ GSodlosSr.s,ns,. hi; No. -. to
efs and ffH ss Of e fsn St ,eD.. nsFss
ysys missing ,h from The snrveyoe'a r.cSfi,
M nc 20 S ccnm, Si!I FOR q touf f
pl ~ Mr. ,,S fSs ass,ss, biz Mg e. to
warr%n,s Informs lion and pTe,entn Sis' toi
f,,Sa o. draf'ea in tho nrrqy Or navy Of "a.
e an nes nna e. S?'s iEs ana
now or thn, may hereaf,ers a eni rsrson rs
s ,siss IL ne Army Or navy Of .hs Gni,sG
OF Justice N0"''''''e' ''r courts
h yrG Mr G 100 senate tnl No 81, bill
10 hsrve on any grand s or p. 70 inry
vsntro oftSn.r than ono term OF court In any
Tor Courts o, Justice s'e'*'Fsa 10 Committee
s, n.y. MI Ind GooaIoe . Snl. No G.: to
ers Eefcrrei to con,,es on ,nef Fnsn Prison
.,niy S Mesrrs r. Roher,so'' and Bytdsena,s
INN me seYt n,a banEs ard banking corpora.
dsposior is unInown, or the "T n.rson 'n or
pr'soms. TO ,*ho,n such account, or deposlt
ssaInst which deposit or aceount tmsrc i has
u ce gear sTs I ,o Ssc Or 9rS to Tor pc
wealih. Referred to Comrniltcc on In
surance anu BJnkinS. "
,By Mr. JeTrcys-serate bill No "a. 70
enect nayinE Ia architects fees on public,
n.h3ol buildings. Refcrrcd to Committee on
fub'c institutions End Education.
BY Mr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bill, No. %.
10 uei,no AND rcrulate the pr. ctice o.;
Iorobathy and manipulating surgery Pa.
ieTred 70 Committee on General Laws.
ny Ms. Ma:h.ws.sensto bin. No. Sc. to
ainend and re-enact subsection of sect! On
20 or IN" charter Of the city OF Norfo k.
Ke!crred to conIaittcs on Joint EpecIaI
Private and Local Legislation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
WEAK KIDNEYS MEAN
A WEAK BODY

When you're fifty, your body begins
to creak IL littIo at the hingles. Motion
Is more slow and deliberate. mot SO
young As used to be" is frequent and
unwelcome thought Certain bodily
good spirits so much depend, are in-
paired. The weak spot is generally the
bladder. Unpleasant symptoms show
themselves. Painful and annoying com
pitcation5 in other organs arise. This is
particularly true with elder people
II you only knew how, this trouble can
be obviated.
Haarlcm Oil has been relieving the in
convenience and pain due to advancing
years: 1t is standard. old time hCrne
remedy, and needs no introduction. It
Is now put up In odoricgS taStelcss On n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
SENATE COMMITTEE
FAVORS ROAD Bill 6
fContinued from First rareA

CONTINUED from First Page.)
ming from Livingston. in Nelson County.
straight towards Charlottesville, in
Albemarle County. which coircidcs vi III
the Bankhead Highway. It Is possible
that the link from Lorinsston to Rock
fish Gap will he dropped out. aa the
committee amended the bill to take In
the new and more direct link throu 9Th
the great apple section on the line Sc
tween LrnchburE and Washingt On
Chairman of the Board Of Supervisors
Of Albemarle n. II. Wood also re-
quested the amendment advocated by
Mr.. Ryiand.
The bill provides. as shown by the
map published in The Times Dispat CHI
OF Friday, January II, 1918, for
branches OF the system threading the
State equitably through nearly all :he
counties, but with view to Statewide
service and national communication.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

suleS. These are easier and more pleas
ant to take than the oil In bottles.
Each capsule contains about one dose
OF five drops. Take them just like you
would any pill, with Il small swallow OF
water. They soak into the system and
throw on the poiSons which are making
you old before your time. They will
quickly relieve those stiTencd joints.
that backache. rheumatism. lunba go.
sciatica, gall-stones. gravel. "bricl<-
dust" etc. They are an effective rsm-
edy for all diseases OF the bladder, kid
ney. liver. stomach and allied organs.
Go to your druggist to-day and get a
sules. Money refunded IL they do not
help you. Three sizes. GOLD MEpAII
arc the pure. orig nal imported Harlem
OIL Capsules. Accept no substitutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
New York Curb hfnrlsnt-

t&o Ae.na ExSiosiSes !:@5H; 700 Chew
:n% soS; 500, cosdcn OH. 7M@7%: s'So
1sSsa st @sr G,ro 80 INT 4s: .
okIahoms;, common, 1854 go Victoria on
Ledge. i@iH; 1910 .Goidheld cons. is-s!@SS
rs; 1m Green Monster, 9-i6@&: 5000
sing Mines. SN @sE; $500 Rex Cons. sis aSio:
1NaIM; 5000 Midwest on. io5Gi67: 200
Oklahoma p. and r., 6N @G%: 500 United
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
ALEXANDER IN CLASS |.
Star Pitcher Placed Among Firrt Men
Subject TO Draft, IL
Rcport,
IBy,Associatcd Pre,s.l

CHICAGO. January 15.-P.tcher Gro
mate. Catcher KiIiifer. was purchased
By tho Chicago Nationals for $4,000,
has been placed in Class / OF the Sc
lect've draft. Charles II. Weeshman.
officially advised tonight Weegh-
man telegrnphed Alexander at his home
In st. PAU. Ncb., for confirmation or
;be report.
When Alexander. who ia rated an the
leading pitcher In the National League.
was purchased from the Phiiadc! pn a
club. II was agreed that II either he or
Catcher killifcr was drafted at any
TINE previous to thirty days before the
npenin. OF the 1915 season. the trans
actions for the player taken i'll to the
military service would be Cancelled
Alexander had previously advised
Wocghman that he expected to he
placed in the third class. as his aged
mother is dependent upon him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
PLAY FIRST MATCH ROUND
PTNEHTRST WINTER TOURNEY

PlNEHURST, ~. c., January 15.--Thc
first match round in the tournament Of
the winter golf league of advertising
interests was played here to-day. the
mep going over the championships
course and the women using the num-
Der three course. Survivors in the first
sixteen were Fl. Bradford Lewis aud
George c. Dutton. Boston; Louis \.
Hamilton. New York; John G. Martin.
PHILADELPHIA: Stewart II. Patters on,
Plaiufc!d. y. J.; r. Murray Purvcs,
Roston; =. +: Gardener and w. H. Fol-
let. New York.
Favorable weather conditions per-
rnittcd high class golf. and all the ia
vorites won their matches by substan-
tial margins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
V. P. |. FIVE DEFEATS
BRlDGEWATER COLLEGE
Hernicr'S Quint Villas Game, 53 to o.
Crl5l Does superb Floor
Work.
Ispeciol to The rimcs-Dlspa,ch. |

Speciol TO The Ttmcs- Dispatch.I
;, HIACkSBCEG, VA, January i5.--
Using only two regulars, Bcrnicro fast
v. ~. ], duint Bwampcd Bridgewa;er
.oiese here tonight 10 the tune of 30
20 .. Tech had things her own way
IRON the start and scored ut will.
Henry Crisp. Techs one-hand marvel,
mace his initial bow In the winter
pastime. and his superb iloor work Was
iar above the average. The gcal
shooting OF Wharton and Wrcnn were
the other features. Tech will begin
her big schedule hero Saturday night,
when they hook up with tho speedy
!iampdc sidney nvo. Tho lineup:
V. i: Position. Bridgcwater
V. Miller. right forward 80. Miller
Wrenn. 80. left forward $50. Carl r.
wharton. center ........ Burns
Crisp. ....... right guard .Hounshc!l
Brooks. left guard ... Motley
Substitu,ionE: Tech--Walkcr Ref-
cree. 9; Parrish {Tech). Umpire, God :
bcy (Tech.).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
i. Perry Sw.nk.

HARE1SONBURG. VA. January Is.
j. Perry Swank. a retired farmer
and stock dealer. one OF tho best
known citizens OF Rockingham Coun-
~. died at his homo at Edom. Mon
day morning OF heart trouble. 10 was
In his eiEhty-flfth year. Mr.. Swank
retired from active business In 1910.
Besides being an extensive farmer, no
was one of tho leading stock dealers
or tho older generation, his activi;is
having begun prior to tho construction
Of the valley branch Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. when 1.-Two stock
from this section was driven on fo,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Colonel 8. r. Rivea.
(Spectal to The TIMES -DisDnt CHI

Colonel 3. r. Rivea.
Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
ASftTEHST, VA. January 15.--Colonel
g. T. Rivcs. aged eighty-two. died
Sunday night at tho homo OF George
Il. Rhea. q few miles from Amherst.
He is survived by ono daughter. Mrs.
Post Wheeler. OF Tokyo. Japan. better
known as Halle Erminie Rives. the
author OF Tho Vaiiants OF Virginia"
Satan Sandcrson' and other we'll
known books. Both Consul and Mrs.
Wheeler were with Colonel Rivcs when
he died. He had been Ill for sornc
weeks past.
Colonel Rires was native of Ken
lucky. and fought for the Confederacy
throughout tho four years OF the War
Between the States. The body will be
placed in 4 vault in Lynchburg for tho
present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
ST. TO Northern marke,.. ror MANY x..-.

10 Northern markets. For many years
ne served as member ot the Board
OF Supervisors from tho IinyiIle yi,.-
tricf. He was a son of tho late John
and Nary Ackcr Swank. Of SinyAr',
Glen. Surviving MIR. Swank arc two
daughters. Mrs. ]. J. Iawse and Mrs.
w. NJ. Masters. OF ttarrisonburr. ana
lTe sons. w u. Swank. OF DAYTON.
ID. a. Swank and r. II. SWAMI OF
hdom: j. n S"ank. OF Harrisonbrrs.
Council OF Harrisonburg. Tho funar,,
Will be held ut o'clock to-morraw
afternoon ut tho Edon linton Church.
conducted by Rev. w. g. Oncy. OF
Waynesboro. and Rev. ~ +. A. Cup,.
OF Singers Glen United Brethren
Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
SPORT GOODS FOR SOLDIERS
Y. NJ. G. n. Spends 900 IN SUNNY
Ing Mcn Already Serving some
where I'm France.
!Isy Associated prr,. I

NEW YORK, January 15-Ano,,o.,
soldiers in France soon Will receivn
from the Young Mems Christian Assn
citation n shipment OF 100000 worth
or athletic goods. ii was announced
Tonight by tho International war
"ork Council OF the Association. The
goods ordered include $3.50 baseballs,
1900 bats. 800 masks. 800 chest pro-
1900 basket balls. $500 rugby balls
which. with other paraphcrnaiia, makes
The largest single order for athletic
goods ever placed. II was said. About
organization for athletic goods for SOL
dicrs still In the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

Skin DIseasex--Eruption. Boils. Ul-
GERS. Eczema. etc. quickly alieyiated
blood n!scnses-The rarages OF some
OF these diseases ruin an otherSyi SO
useful life. These troubles treated Sue
cesSfulfy in all stages.
Nerve Dineases-LOcomotor Ataxia
Neurasthenia. Melancholy and Despon.
dcncy quickly alleviated.
kidney, bladder mud Prostate trou-
blek receive the treatment called for IN
each case. Early recovery Is thus n.ado
possible
CH,nrrh in all, its forms of any organ
quickly relieved.
P.Iea. F'i.tuia ind Hernia success.
fully treated.
Don't put off getting well. What I
have done for thousands OF other SUI
ferers ! can also do for you.
My charges are most reasonable. and
payment can be arranged TO best suit
the patients convenience. or may 90
deferred until you are alleviated.
Therefore. II you neod my aid do not
delay. but como to me.
nonn 8 10 5 n sonaay. 10 TO II
Night, Wed. end sat, 7 to g p. n.
Phone Randolph SsoS.
ONCE Lyric Building.
Ninth and Broad Streets,
$3.50 Suite 308-30S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
At the Movies To-Day

DIJOU-DouElns Fairbanks. I'm "a
Modern Musketeer'B burton Holmes
Travcl0Eue.
ISiS-t'Jnck and tho Bennstalk."
COLONIAl.-DOublc billi Harold
LOCKWOOD. In "'ihe Gay Decciyer",
Lonehone Luke, In "Clubn Are
Trump"
ODEDN - Charles Hickman md
ANN o. Nlisaon, In "Over There.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

Senator .Goolrick was unstintod In
praise OF Southwestern Virginia as tho
leader OF road building In tho STATE.
and stated that much Of tho road re-
comfy constructed In that section WAS
Incorporated in tho proposed system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

The Senate Finance Committee wit,
SIT In open session Thursday night N
3 o'clock TO hear representatives from
the State Fair. Lee Camp Confederate
veterans and any others who may de-
sire to be heard. The next regular
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

mouSly successful
specialist in ca
tarrh, is the dis
e o v Ter of a
plea SAINT, Il ire c t
III ethod that can
he used by man,
woman or child.
His Remedy is
made from me-
dicinal II er b 8.
flowers and h"r-
rieS, which YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

bill WIS introduced in the Senate
to allow the Wave-iy Gas and Oil
Company the privilege of boring for oil
and gas on the State Farm The h. III
provided for yearly rental OF 5000
tin productive quantities OF OIL are
found. after which the State ACQUIRES
one eighth. IF gas is found the corn.
pnny Is to pay the State $500 for tho
right to use it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
Puts An Ey1d to
CatayrIl Troubles
You lnhale and Eyhalc This Mcdics,-
ton and-Away Goes Your Catarrh

There must he readers suffering from
know how they can stop catching cold
after cold, for they must realize that
sooner or iatcT this may lead to scri-
in general.
Dr.. Blosser, respected physician,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

tho homo OF his unelo. George Y
Kruse. on oakdalo Avenue. He was
In his ffty-seventh year. Flo Is eur
viyed by tho following uncles: Charles
H.. George w. and II. w. kruse. Of
this city. and John u. G. krusc. OF
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

Yesterday was the flrst time in tho
history OF Virginia that a woman ever
appeared before either branch Of tho
General Assembly bearing a mcssa,:o
from the Governor TO The body assern-
blcd. This distinction fell to Miss Helen
L.. Berry. assistant secretary TO the
Governor. when She entered the House
OF Delegates and else the Senate cham
her and announced that sho had The
honor Of transmitting a message from
the Governor OF Virginia and tho Acs-
ing Secretary OF the Navy to tho Cen
eral Assembly relating 10 the cess,un
OF territory to tie United States for
uso by the navy. In tho House Miss
Berry received quito an ovation.
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smoke in q dainty pipe or cigarc;'e q.
and inhale the vapor into all the air
passages. 1t contains no tobacco, even
though 1t is used in the same manner.
DIR. Blossers Catarrh Remedy is
equally effective in all forms OF ca
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Mrs. Mo rindn e. Duncan.

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
LYNCHBURG, VA, January 15.-Mrs.
Marinda T.. Duncan. seventy sew en-
ycars OF age, died Saturday morning
at her homo at Forest Depot. The
body was taken to Petersburg for
burial.
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SENATE BILLS

The following bills were introduced in tho
Senate yesterday:
BY Mr. Mathews-Senate Joint resolution
No. S. proposing amendment to section So
OF article OF tho Constitution OF Virginia,
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Here and There
In the Legislature

Members OF the General Assembly
were invited yesterday to attend the
singing of The Messiah" in the City
Club.
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It Is understood that Senator G
Walter Mapp's Stacker bill will be %
posed when IT is taken up before IN
Committee on General Laws. 4 simil,
law has been said to be effective /,
Maryland. South Carolina and Yves
Virginia.
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DEATHS

WlI.KINSoN.-Died after IIn,e-I,r- II,
nesa. at tho home OF her parents. ent
North Twenty,s!xth street, TIfELNiIA ELL
Funeral notice later.