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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
202 Patients DISCHARGED
FROM HIGH SCHOOL HAVEN
To Date, O56 Influenza Cases Have
Been Treated in Emergency
Hospital.
DEATH TOLL NOW SIXTY-ONE
Regular Hospitals of City Loan
Compels Withdrawal of Some.
Work SyStcmatizctl
DEATH TOLL NOW slxTY-oNE

With the nineteen admissions 20 tho
.'ohn Marshall emergency hospital yes
terday, Tho total number OF admissions
has reached GIG. or this number. 2ea
nave been DISCHARGED. and SiNty-onC
have died. Two more patients. both
children. were thought TO be dyns late
Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Lille A.
kambauSh. cas- East Marshall. and Mrs
+. :. Butler. i2i Stockton street. South
Richmond died during the afternoon.
Whole families are IN the hospital
ihc Smith family, OF 500 l;as; Mar
shalt Street, for instance. are patients
in the hospital. and TWO and three out
of many families can be found there:
Miss Van Wort, superintendent Of
stuart Circle Hospital, was forced 20
recall Stuart Circle nurses who were
taking care 81 one ward, on account Of
sour OF her nurses having contracted
influenza, in addition 70 The cases al
ready In Stuart Circle l1ospital
Miss Van Wort expressed her regret
that she was forced TO recall her nurses
in letter 10 the Administrative Board.
and DR. Miller wrote her expressing his
rendered by stuart Circle nurses, who
manned two wards. working under the
personal direction Of a graduate. Miss
Swift.
Sheitering Arms Hospitals as we'll as
stuart Circle have sent their nurses
20 John Marshall 10 help. even with a
staff depleted by influenza and their
own hos pitfalls running over with pa
tients. The nurses have given extra
hours Willingly, and have made no
complaint.
Nurses who have married and live in
the city have been among the most
faithful OF the volunteers, among whom
are a number OF physi. iaTiS' wives. Mrs.
stuart NichauA, for instance.
Setting an example Of inccnspicuous
service in the cause OF suffering hui
,ranity is the city missionary. Rev.
Russell c. Montague, who aaS been in
valuable in the mems ward as an or
deriy. and pr. Miller mentions with
the utmost appreciation the willing
ness OF the theological students from
the seminary 10 do whatever their
hands found 10 do.
.'Thc work at John Marshall and that
At Baker school has become more syS-
temaiized,' said one OF the secretaries
IN DR.. Mlier'S private office Yesterday
afternoon, but many OF our paid AND
volunteer workers have been called
away by sickness in their homes.
Those who are still on duty have done
we'll their part. but it las been inn
possible for them ~ ncep uD the long
hours they have heon Working We
need q both John MARSHALL and Baker
~ registered nurses, ,gl nurses aids.
volunteers; 90 runners volunteers.
40 order,icS al $500 day. The
nurses aids are expected 10 go Oh
day duty for the following hours:
\. NJ. TO > j. Nj; L. VI. to \ l.. NJ.
rhe night shifts are from T.. ~. 10
miAnight aud from midnight 10
t'vlCck ncNt morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
Mrs. II. A. Newton.

Special 70 Tho Times Dispa;ch.1
Gil AHI.OTTESNlLLE. VA, octoner
!l.--TIs. body Of Mrs. Newton. wife OF
Il. y. Newton; formerly Of this ci,y.
last night from Richmond. Lvhcrs she
died yesterday, following an a,tacI; OF
intucuza, and the intermcnt viii be N;
10 o'clock Tuesday morning in Oak
WOOD Cemetery. Mrs. Newton was a
daughter or James Carncll. and vas
born in this county. Her husband and
TWO children survive. She also leaves
her parents, four brothers and three
ststcrsDihristopher Carnel. now in
France; Robert. Moses and Scott car
neil; Of Richmond; Mrs. Henry Mar
shaii; OF Saitimare; Mrs Howell Geer
ana MIS-. william Lawson, OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
NO DOUBT THAT LOAN
I\N HEN FLLLN TAKEN


W iSillNGTpN October 81 ,r,a-
reading a number OF la,c r.norts nn
'h' outcome OF the fourth Liberty loan
Trth,phlsn which c-oscd Saturday,
there ~ little certainty ~ this ,in,n
either Of the total volume Of In, .,in
s SHrtp' IONS or "a" number OF subscribers.
had been ovcrsubscrihcd. hui cx;,,imad
mat many earlier messages appa,fnI
700 optimistic in tho light Of actual
lsures no" being compiled by every
country.
There was good ground however for
ne eStinat" that @2,0o0.0GD or more
war loan ever noatcd by any govern
ihrh'. Tn. fact that many Of ,hss,
EcpreS"nted lump subscriptions by cor-
poTationS. which later would resell
bonds 10 their employees led to ,ha
belief that the NUMBER Of actual bonI-
hoiicrS would be considerably highcr
~ u!e"st OF reports SO far received
ihhi"htcs clearly officials say. that the
house canNassin- method. or the svs-
tenn 81 having citizens call Voluntarily
AT polling places. should be used much
more extensively in the fifth Liberty
loan campaign set for next spring.
stories Of sclf-sacrifcc by indi.
yid"a5s ana business interests. Of Gnc
effort throughout the three week =
period. Of clever methods and efIicIen,
Saiesmanship. of enthusiastic dctcr,n.
',;".Io.n Mhl'i Stoppcq al mother moral
caps Of illness from influenza arr,
reaching the Treasury in every man.
ords Of thanks seem paItry in the
race az the deeds now being reported. .
said one official
The navy subscribed more than $40
100000. said an announcement today
by Rear Admiral cowie, navy Liberty
loan officer, and this figure will H..
raised By. later reports. the army also
made q line record. but the figures are
yet incomplete. General Pershinr
cabicd that up to October H. members
OF the American cXpeditionary force
mad subscribed $i.26i 900 and that this
probably would run TO $4,000 900 or
more.
officials and employees OF ninctv
sever Shipyards subscribed S35. 1856 soc
inc skipping Board announced If the
,thcr 100 Yards maintain the same ra-
no tue grand total for tho industr,.
VIII be about S1j.006.oO0. an average or
more than $3.50 per man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22

Funeral services for Foster Saunders
PoHeil, twcaty-thrcc years old, a yeo-
man IN the United States Navy. who
died yesterday at l.:i5 \. NJ. In the
nome OF his parents, Joseph Foster
Powell and Mrs. Edna saunders Powell
at 2ou2 Grove Avenue, will be held this
afternoon a the grave in Hollywood
Services Will be conducted by Rev J.
>. bowman, y. -, rector OF All
:oaini5 Episcopal Church. assisted by
REV. Thomas Scmmes. Pneumonia was
INC cause of the young mans death.
FOLLOWING are the names Of those
chosen 10 act as palibcarers: James
Wombic. Charles Clarke, Allen Won
bic, Rutus lIackett, Ralph Ludu is
Robert Woodbridge
BESIDES mis- parents, Mr.. Powell is
survived by four sisters, Mrs A. 5
itpps,. Mrs. ". II. Johann. Miss Lucy
Powell and Miss Edna Tcwell. and two
brothers Horace u. Pow cE and Rob-
frt Nelson Powell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. NNillinm Vi. Mnac.

MIS-. WillilW VI. Wadc died NJ The
homc OF her daughter. Mrs y. NJ. Sneed,
III Toano Va. on October H. Mrs.
Wade was daughter OF the late Will
Yam III. Powers of this city. and =
niece. Of n; Key, Thomas L. Dudley.
late bishop OF Kentucky, and a sister
lnent in the social and religious life
"f Richmond. having been identified
win many civic and church enterprises
Nhc WAS at one time preSidcn: ~ tho
,'uiior Hollywood Memorial AsSocia-
zion. and i was largely uuc 10 her in
ic-es; and efforts that the arch at the
entrance OF the officers section in 1Iol-
iSwoed was erected. She was also for
some years engaged IN tn" work Of
INC ' ". .. y, and took ii Lively inter-
est ~ nlL Of its antiNiticS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
VACCINE PROVES SUCCESS ~
COMBATING; DISEASE

SClIF;NF:CT. tDY. y. Y. October FL
The vaccine perfected by DR.. Warren
such II success in combating Influenza
That its use Will be made more genera /,
according to an announcement made
Tonight by Health officer DIR. Walter
NJ. Clark.
Approximately 1000 persons have
been inocu!ated with the new vaccine
TO date. and less than l per cent have
developed the disease. according TO
figures made public by the Health De-
partmcnt. Public inoculatioEs have
been arranged for, and several of the
larger Industrial plants have taken
steps TO apply the preventive among
thcir cmplOyces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
BIG TAX INCOME
AMOUNT Assessed steam UnII,yu,. :,
>irgInIn NcnrIy Hair Million
Above Inst Scnr.

The Total amount Of State ,ox ~.
rr'aH.u ui"n Stcain railway properties
lnr l'ih ia S2.233.Gia.09. which Is an In
i,'"hS" over 1917 nf 5i07,ISO.67. accord
,nt !" |" statement issued yesterday by
'".nr Hih'" Corporation Commission
~ aha"hscd Sui.Ic of ruiirond prom
~ tlcS az asc"rinin"d ana #S.i b. tho
., .', 7, .Sh'"n FOR thu year 1913 IL SlO2 =
49,. which s an increase or S3'-
'o''."- IN the vhlIc Of steam railroads
W. III" nrrvIomS ycnr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
DAN RIVER COMPANY
t:SrA NI.ISIIE.S IOSnI.CH L

DANNIlI-E. VA. October .I-Ac-
cording 10 figures handed i'm Tonight
by all physicians OF Danvllc. "a new
eases of influenza were discovered to-
day. The Dan River Cotton Mill Com
pany. located on the outskirts OF tn
city announced that the company had
established q hospital in ono Of It's
largest welfare buildings. had secured
sufficient corps Of volunteer nurses
from the best women OF tn" town and
a physician. and Would look after the
.ntcrcsts OF all Of It's employees who
had. or might contract the disease, free
oi charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
Lewis NoO,inop.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, October
@l-The remains Of Lewis Woodson.
Who, died yesterday al his home IN
trlchsT!lle, Ohio, reached here this at
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. |. Wood
son. in the county where the funeral
ann interment Will he held tomorrow
Mt. Woodson was born and reared in
Albcinarle. but had lived in ohio for
the past five years. lie married Miss
psSie Rurks, of this city. She sur
wives, with three children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
OVERSEAS MAIL ARRIVES
ihiri! sncks of Soldiers Letter. re.
"crrn hcrc Tor distribution la
virginia md North inrOIIDn

virginia and North Carolina friends
apd rciatlNcs of American anidicrs in
france VIII receive scorca OF ieticra
souvenirs and postal cards from The
boys overseas during the next few
rtYcd At IN" Richmond post ONCE yns.
terday from Europc ''"
The task OF sorting tho foreign mail
~ inc poSt-oiicc ia an IIn,ls,,nI ona
and the po$tm.,stcr has assigned every
man available 10 thc work in order m
expedite the delivery OF tho much !.
sought mail. "o""-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
MARTIN CHANGED HIS MIND
Alleged Dcscrtcr Is Persuaded Not to
Assault Federal Oniccr
Making Arrest

Private Harry l.. Martin. alleged
army dcsertcr. who has been missing
from Camp Lee for three months. was
arrested yesterday on Broad Street by
Special Agent Garrett OF the United
States marsharS Office. Martins home
is in Pittsburgh. When taken into
custody thu soldier threatened. IL is
said. 10 assault the Federal officer. bu,
changed his mind after some per
SuaSiun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
BEGIN WAR STAMP DRIVE
Assistant Director Henry Schwnr.schiid
Expects to Sell 81 .S0O.0O0 Worth
In Hichin0nd.

Henry Sch warzschild. assistant war
savings stamp director for Rchmo nd.
stated yesterday that the stamp drive
here Will be conducted from October
IS 10 November p
Mr.. Schwarzschiid says thar i; is
desired 10 raise 5 i.Son.nU0 IN Richmond
turing that period. The same methods
used in the Liberty loan campaign viii
he used in the coming stamp drive.
There VIII be booths on the street and
the u incrcnt organizations OF the city
viii do their patriotic duty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22

ISpcclal 20 The Times -Dispatch.l
HARRlSOSBURG, VA October IL
rioyd Van Peit, native of Singers
Glen, inns county. died yesterday az
ternoon in Newport News of Dncu
monia. He was thirty-seyen years OF
age. SURVIVING besides his parents
Nj and alrs. Isaac Van Pelt arc his
VIE, who was Miss Lucy Shifllc.t. and
seven children. - 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
Accepted for ARTILLERY scbool

Richmond men accepted for adrlIe
sion 10 the field artillery officers train
ing school at Camp Zachary Taylor
Kentucky. were announced yesterday
BY the examining committee as fol
lows: Henry Carleton Parrish lsis
West Grace street: James BAILEY
Farmer. ~ North l'ifth Street Thomas
David Ncak 1871 stuart Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
FRED WRIGHT IN'SERViCE
Third station Patrol Driver Given
Watch by Fr1iOw-POiicemnn on
Eve of Departure.

Fred Wright, patrol driver at the
Third District Police Station. son Of
Captain y. 5. Wright. Of the detective
department, WAS presented with 4 wrist
watch by patrolmcn Of the district yes
lcrday. Wright left for training in
the artillery camp near Baltimore. lie
has been patrol driver ut the Third
Station for several years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
REPORT ON TURNPIKE
Administrative Bonrd Considers Com.
municntion From Engineer Con-
ccrninE Petersburg ItOnd.

Yesterday the Administrative Board
considered the communication of J. NJ
Penick, engineer Of maintenance OF
way OF the Virginia Railway and Power
Company. in regard to the bad cond!-
ton OF the Petersburg Turnpike, be-
tween Hull and AIuury Streets.
The letter was finally referred to
the City Engineer, with the request
that he advise the board what. If any.
repairs can he made in conjunction
with The Virginia Railway ana Power
Company that will keep tho turnpike
in condition during bad weather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
Mis-. Ethel Il. Christina,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CHARl,OTTESNTILE VA October
l.,Aiiss Ethel x. Christmas died yes
terday at the home of her aunt Mr.
'harles l.. Carver, after 4 long illness
OF ,uberculosi9,, and the funeral was
the Carver residence. tho service hn
Ing. conducted by nr Cecil Y. COOK
assisted by DR.. George L. Pctric
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
fred nnv,on pro,no,.,

Ficd baw son. former policeman. sou
~ Nf' Inh Mrs. W. 4. Dawson, 1911
COT" I""n'y-third Street. has been
p;o'"otci I" Innrlcrmhstcr.c or
MS regiment Three ITundrcd nnd
nWch'S ,hi"th Guard and Fjrc Company.
amp hlii", Long Island. ~ y. ne,
corning I" word received by hin bar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22

TSpccIal 20 The 1imcs- pisnatcl,
iaREISONBURG, VA, October 81 -
Herbert Anderson cashier Of the bank
AZ trahklin, w. Va, and widely known,
~! TINS county, WAS buried Yesterday
afternoon in Franklin, following lis
illness and death from pneumonia.
Whicn followed Spanish influenza. lie
was thirty-siN years OF age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
.Ia,nc. Mnlcolm WaIlncc.

James Malcolm Wallace. son OF Mr.
.D0 Ms. Andrew Wallace. formerly Of
i.@ckbridgo COUNTY G!ed ~ his home
No West Twenty. street. SCUM
Ficnmond. Monday morning, october
- At : o'clock, % influenza He was
i#*ni mine years old, and was born
- EaifnSlG, o. Junc H. 1850 Ilc was
buried In l.uncuhurg COUNTY. near hie
parents hoTn' -" married Miss Irmn
i,hl.lps Of Rasterviic Va VINO. with
thfse snaIi chiidrcn. survives him. Hc
A.is. ANDREW Wallace. OF south nm
"a ih'o sisters and seven brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
PAGE WITH FIGHTERS
Hi"hIn"nd 10, Writes Parents OF sur
eos, Of tmcrican Arms tgninat
HUNS In Ernncc.

'"rrorai j =. Page. fr.. son of i 9.
rage. 500 smart Avenue. is among tho
americans VINO have been driving back
'n' Germans III NOrthern France ac-
''rH!nr To Il letter received from thr
S.HhE man Ycgtcrhay
n" Yet ~r was dated September q,
Dun was 80 closely censored that no i'm
dicat'on Of whore Corporal Pages coin :
i"hN ! located * given. lie stated
tl',t ~ going over" the American bows
pnt IN" Huns to rout IN short order
~ NE sector in which he was seeing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22

tSpecial 10 The Times Dispatch.
,FREpERlCkSBtR re. VA. October
ZI.-Gcorsc c. Nash died at his home
here Saturday. falling a victim n
pneurnonta: following influenza. Ills
age was tifiy-ilvc years. HIS wife died
OF me same disease last Wednesday,.
Five children survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
CoLoRED SOUP KITCHEN
Negro \. w. G. A. Conducts Helpful
Institution for Relief OF Influ-
enEu Sufferers.

Tho Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation. colored. is conducting q soup
Kitchen at their headquarters, T40
North Fifth Street. where n large num-
Der of persons were served during the
past week. This service Is being rem
dcred on account OF the prevalence of
Spanish influenza In tho city, from
which large number of colored peo-
pie have suffered. Many have died
of the disease
The managers OF tho association
wish to extend their thanks to the
members for their loyalty and support.
and also to friends who have aided
them and taken an interest in the
work of the association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
GRIPPE SITUATION
MORE FAVORABLE
ContinncG From Elrst rnEe.,

y g''' = y "-''.J
cases and 1GN pneumonia eases. the
lowest figures reported since rIc .pi.
demir became general In 'hc camlS.
For TN. fortN-cight hours ending tu-dt :
$3.50: pneumonia. 90" and d.atN. yl'.
These figures brought tile total al
influenza cases sine. September Is TO
20 pneumonia cases To - nHi III
deaths from all causes 10 lS.u.2
Many new cases We're reported n
North Carolina aud Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
In White, Ecru and Arabian
Curtains and Piece Goods

Filct Net Curtains, sew
eral neat patterns In this
popular fabric: white or
Arabian: 21a yards long, 40
inches wide; $3.50 q pair.
Antique Curtains, $3.50
and $1,000.
Imported Irish Point, So
and $4,000.
Scrim Curtains, Si.OO 10
$50.
Brussels Curtains, S8.55
and $1,000.
The Upholstery Depart
ment is making a special
feature of Filct Nets at csc
II yard, comprising our reg
ular stocks of Nets, 36
inches wide. There are
several thousands OF yards
of these, in quite variety
of wanted designs-in
white, cream and ecru.
Third Floor-West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
HARRlSDNBURG. VA. October IL
Miss Ada Shiiict died at the home OF
hfr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Shiilct.
yesterday morning OF pncunOni,
which followed Spanish influenza She
Was t~cnty-four years of age
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
TRY SMITH NOVEMBER d
IIu.hnnd of Woman Found Dend
south Richmond Homo to lie
Given Preliminary Hearing.

Ellis Smith. colorcd. who Is alleged
70 have slain his wife about ten days
ago, viii be given a preliminary hear
ing before Justice Maurice on Noycm-
Der g.
Smith. is now III in the city Hosp,ta,.
N" woman's BODY was found at tins
smith home at midnight The husband
declares mat she killed herself an,j
that hc Was several blocks away from
INC mouse Whom her denth took Mac.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
Mrs. Sarnh J. D,rrx

lSpecial to The Times Dispatch
llARR1SONBURG. VA, October =,
sarah J. Berry, widow of the late
home near Lacey Springs at tho ar. ~
siNty-onc years. Surviving arc ihrcc
daughters and three sons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
Ais. Louise Cn,,crt Vbi,,l.

News hhS oceu received here OF the
asath in Stannton Sunday night OF Miss
Louise Calvert Whiltlc younces.
daughter OF Frank n. and the late Car.
city. and granddaughter OF the late
~ Fey Francis n. Whlttlc, Bishop OF
Virginia.
Though Miss White had been In
celicate health for humble! OF wears.
her death was not expected The IN
ncra! took piac" in Staunton Monday
evening Miss Whittlc was a niece OF
Selacn WalkC. Of this cltl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
WARNING: AGAINST USE or
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
tBy Associated Press.

MEM YORK.. October 2l.--A Wa ming
- spanish influenza victims against
The use . alcoholic beverages was -
sued tonight hy Dr. Royal : crp.-
land. healta commissioner. who Do
"!arcd alcohol tended to in r~cnS. the
danger from the disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22

JSpeGial 70 The Times. Disnatch.I
t,,NfDhlickSEUEG. VA, October p
'Is hIanch" lIumphrcys wife Of
S"nn iumohrcys. Add at her home IN
falnouth saturday OF pncu,nonia, fol :.
LIVING lhnhcnza. AGED nfty-thrcc years.
AZ suiyivcd by her husband and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
-Four Fined In EcJcr,Ic o,,

-Four men were fined Ia United States
District Court Yesterday morning Tor
violation OF the liquor laws Arthur.
Pace and {. 81. Dickerson were rs
scsscd sioo apiece for carrying whisky
into Virginia from Maryland John "
Britt was fined Sijn and Lorcn2o Drns.
well paid a tine Of S2J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
Mis-, NnriorI. ,,r

= .p.riaI 10 Tic Times Dispatch.l
\, hAiRlSONBCRG. VA. October I'll
MES Mnr1"ric Earman. daughter Of
Ar. and Mrs. Samuel EarInan, Of near
inns CITY, died a. her home SATURDAY
iI ns OF complicated pneumonia fol-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
Ruth E.tLnr ,Icrnnn

MISS RUIN Esther McCanu, twenty
one years old, who died sunday night
Whilc being taken 10 the emergency
hospital AT John Mars hall High school
VIII be buried this morning AT ii
O'Clock in the Maury Cemetery Misc
Mccain was the daughter of Charles
W Mccain, II East ninth Street. and
besides her father is survived by ota
sister. Miss Dora Mccain. and two
brothers; Bernard &sley McCann and
Wilton Earl NcCani-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
Mrs. Charles Brn,tb,,u,,.

I"I'ViHI 20 Inc "s-Dispatch.
re, VA. October Eli
MTs Charles Braithwaitc died carly
his morning OF pneumonia, following
iuhuthza She was twenty nine years
81 age surviving ara hor husband and
one small child
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22

Spccial 70 The Times Dispatch
hHkkiSDNBtI:G. VA, October I'll
private Walter Il ukausbi,, d;nd .,
nc home OF his mother one mile south
OF iiarrisonburG saturday morning Of
pneumonia following Spanish Influenza.
camp Lee '''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
DA>\ILLE ENCEEDS QUOrA
RN 81 VI DE SIIANun

IHpccIa! q Tie Times Dispatch.
bANNlLLE, VA. October II Com
show that tho total sale Of fourth H.
"rty loan bonds in this city amounted
I" 100000. The allotment was ST.
- 100, and thi. was exceeded by sIiS,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22
IIurIA IL LnIII

Ine innerHI Of INC lat. Harry n.
Gall VIII be held At tho grave iu OAK
the Rev. j. ". Mooney onlcIatinr
lie Is survived by his wife. Mo yeas
Miss amanda faseday, Of IN is c!iv. And
i t. chi!aren Eleanor. Grace and liar.
iasHie. or RichnloGd. He was a slew
sra OF Branch Memorial Methodist
episcopal church. ~" was also Ma.
No Ice 'ONSS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22

Antique Lace Curtains,
21a. 3, BE- and 4 yards long.
Special purchase OF import
cd Lace Curtains. mounted
on finest quality net-eX-
quisitc borders, S6.75 to
$500 pair.
Our own Importation Of
Marie Antoinettc and Irish
Point Lace Curtains. The
largest stock in Richmond,
including many Of the cush-
ion work patterns. $500,
5000 and 500 Il pair.
Good quality Swiss Cur
tains. . 4. yards long; white
only; finished with neat
edge: 95c pair.
Imported Scotch Madras
Curtains. Y yards long. A.
inches wide. in ccru color
only; $500 Il pair