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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
CANNOT SHAKE BAGGAGE
WITHOUT PROPER WARRANT
Policeman Sweet Asks for Dismissnl of
Charge Against Transfer Agent
Vaughn LLOYD.

IL Vaughn Lloyd, transportation
manager of the Richmond Transfer
Company, who Patrolman Harry Sweet
charged with interfering with him in
the performance Of his duty and with
interfering with the Virginia State
prohibition law in the seizure OF ar
dent spirits" was dismissed by requcs.
OF counsel for the patrolman when ar
raisncd in Police Court yesterday.
The arrest was made many weeks
ago. and the case had seen many con-
tinuances. The dispute grew out OF
4 question which Vaughn Lloyd raised
with the officer as TO whether or not
he had the right to shake the bag
gage OF passenger to see whether
II contained liquor when he had no
warrant authorizing him to make "a
search The dismissal OF the case in
Police Court leaves unsettled by the
courts the question OF the right OF a
member OF the bootleg squad with
reference 10 how far he may &c in
securing evidence against man sus-
pecied of carrying liquor The atti-
tude taken 10y the police in asking for
the dismissal of the case was in keep
ing with the order issued BY the rail-
roads that police were not to be al
lowed TO lay hands on baggage unless
armed with the proper warrants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25

MSeM,sriGEE and WillifmIoni resolution for
eAtra session cf the General Assembly to be
To the Committee on Schools and Col
icgcs:
,. Hy Mr. shackelford-To provide for tho
y, Wo ,T no, les !San sish!efn Years q sss
the " OF n Srss courses Of
TO tho Committee on Asyluns and
making mental tests to act as members
Hs cS "T 1s ,n IN 9r9essdnEs for SSnn
commissions.
n ~ MI Nj pSdsonSTe smend see,i9n 81 Of
ana labor nGorporutcd I'm" in bui,dinss So % or
honh rom ara sa"T nn
into construction contracts with the state
and offlccrs thereof.
~ Messrs w, Wills and Brown. OF Roanoke
rs II. +. i. 70. 20 .. %. q .: Is. y
"a q ant 81 q Of san &C, 70 State de-
70 The Committee on Fi in HS''''''
~ Mr. Carriniton ,by reGuesp--To amend
ines "'' !" Fe'a'iO" to official receipts for
.. ny M; MesSrs pcan; and Brewer-To amend
TcySnuS Tho suppGrt OF a" the as nn,ng
and public free schools
T 70 The Committee on Chesa pcake and Its
Tributaries:
by Mr, Stubs. Q, MiddleseS-.ro repeal
an act TO encourage the planting or oysters
III the deep waters OF chesa pcake Bay.
I" tn" Committee ON Special. Private and
BY hr. Murray-ro provide for tho ia
$uanc" OF Sl5n.o@y OF street and road bonds
ny the city OF Newport News.
BY Mr.. Murray-'ro authorize the issuance
OF s&jv.y1o OF bonds by the city OF Newport
MSmT ior The construction OF permanent
By MIR. Murray-To amend section lO4 OF
an act to incorporat" the city OF Newport
BY Mr.. Murray-To amend sections CT. 70.
go. 20 aud Zoo OF an act to incorporate the
city Of Newport News.
By sir. Murray-'ro authorize the city OF
Newport News 10. from time TO time. bcr-
row money. not exceeding S2poceo
BY Mr.. Mu-rav'ro amend sections A. and
- OF AZ act to incorporate the city of New
BY Mr oTlin-To amend an act to au-
burg County to appropriate money 10 a
By Mr. Dicicrson-To prohibi, the killing
Of partrtdEes or quail in the County OF
Floyd for the term OF two years.
BY Mr. Cartcr--To amend :he charter OF
the city of Dsnvlle.
BY Messrs; Taylor End Sproul-To au-
thorize the Town Council OF the town OF
Names boro 10 call special, election to
shall be prohibited from running at large
within the corporate limits OF the town.
BY Mr.. ChaSe-A bill amend section
ts OF the Code. for the purpose OF providing
= coumissioncr Of the revenue for each OF
the four naEisterial districts OF Wise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25

count had to his credit Slc.Gi@.G6 OF
this amount. He had il his hands un-
collected tax tickets 10 more than cover
the difference. but they should have
been collected at The date OF our audit
had made for this treasurer a set
OF books. the standard have intro
duccd. and since they have no COM
plants from the county.
Amelia County-IIarc audited this
county for two different periods. In
ooh instances the treasurer had cash
on ucHosit 10 cover the amount due
on al accounts. Small clerical errors
were round ana changes were made IN
COMMISSIONS aiiowed tho treasurer.
bookS were made Tor TINS Office with
pfoper system Tor the conduct or the
business OIL inc county
STANDARD BOOKKEEPING
SYSTEM Is NEEDED
Euena Vista City.-An audit Of Tho
treasurcr's accounts of this civ wns
made for the state and CITY Tbc c,r-
cral condition of accounts was ,,rs,t
isractory. as the books had NOT bcrn
written I'M. and II r,s ncccsS,r, 10
construct tho accounts for ,Lc r,,r
closing June /. 1917. Jafi,irrcy -,
tho cash Of the troosurcr's one
amounting 10 s2.OCeOs vac found ,rh.
amount aScertained Ia be due tho S,,to
was siI3i.3G.
S,,y,h ,.o, ,,..
made ,n, tin "a, "a thiS 'oumLs
ntnr, "a" e"ta i'if 10 ~ inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
SENATE BILLS
tGoilowins bills were presented in the

ne following bills were presented in the
T., NJ. -. ~ 49, ,,u W -, .
;;nT;nt s.e,i@9 a5' Of i3s cadc in ra ia ,.61
Referred Referred to tho Committee Tor Court Of
Hy ar Cannon 'oy ,reausst1 Senate bill
Ii 49,, rG'emu- for thg surpqFt of III. gov
TO %, hc comnni,,ce on Finance
ny AF. t.nmon tny reg"sGsD Senate bin
rH.,T le'cn"e Ter the suprGrt OF nc, GOV,
the G ;i IH' or ,5'' ESn9o Referred
~ :Ir. ilolt.-ScEa,. bill 30. ISL to amend
he eiy OF Ncwport New to Re H.%iiIIr' to
inc Joint Committee on Special. Private
rs Nj n"lj. senate. III, SO 49, to au-
hS M If &s Se % 81 o2 ee of @9n "a, BY
i"ni ImHiti"" ON Special Private and
~ Mr llou senate bill No IL to pro.
bv l'G NE, iSGn%ng% o; ;Soe1 e. bGnds
ne Ion, Commlttcc OH Speclai. rrlta, 10
~ iir. Holt EScnst" bin No. Ia7. to amend
ciy of EcwIor; an a[S to n,Corp9r'le n.
Joint G"mmitt"c ou Spccisi. Priy.tc ana
So Is. Mr 1@liIli "t%S4.na,e hu, No -,
; ,.,.. 90 Tins borrow money not -Eeecdins
i,1a. ".,ii,i,tt1G ON special private and
hy Mr. ,i'oll- senaie bill No las, to amend
incorporat: hc city or NeWTort' X an act :, to
,errod to the JOINT Committees ON speci.TT
rT,Natc ana Local legislation
~ ar. Jeffrey Senate tili No. 80 to
NJ Tor The support % tho government ana
imH9.ig free schools Referred to the Com,
~ Mr Goodrich Senate biz No ~ to
amend sections and OF an act rToyII-
ing for The issuing OF county bonds Tor ucT-
imel'.t I"ad Or hrids@ improvcmeut in The
in" Es>teFla! districts Of the voUurics of III.
Gi"i. Referred Ia Tho COMMITTEES on
h4nHs anu internal Nay!rstiou.
l|F Mr.. GOOlricl.-S"nut" hiIi No Ia =,
sm,N" section - Of an act TO establish a
50 le highway commits ion. Referred ia tllr
ton. " -"
- NJ GooGloc- senate bill no lc To
amend section SIS ~ the code for tho puto
n@N- o' TI6'idirE 9 ccmmlssioner OF h-
N'-NbH !1t each OF the four ma g!stcri. D
.i.lilti. 90 Wiz" County. Referred to tle
committee Oh General Laws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
% MILLION PEOPLE
Use CASCARETS WHY?

cat one or two Cascarcts like candy
before going to bed and in the morning
your head Is clear, tongue is clean.
stomach sweet, breath right, and cold
gone anu you feel grand.
Get 10 or 25-ccnt box at any drug
store and enjoy tho incest, gentlest
hNcr ana bowel cleansing you ever cx-
pcricnccd. stop sick headaches, bill
Gus spells. Indigestion, furred tongue.
offensive breath and constipation
Mothers should give cross, pecvish,
fcverish. bilious children a whole Cas-
carct any timc.---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
WEAKNESS FOR JEWELRY
CAUSE OF HIS ARREST
Bud Sawyer Susrected OF Having Rob-
bed Hardware Store of $500
Worth nj

Bud Sawyer, colored. suspected OF
rohhirS the Wa:kins-Cottrcll hard .
ware store. Fourteenth and Dock
Streets. and taking $500 worth of pis-
tolls and razors. is in tho hands of the
police. weakness for wearing jewel
~ led 10 his identification and arrest.
II might not have been so bad had Bud
stuck TO straight away masculine
adornmcut, but lie would wear a la
dies gold bracelet Consequently. H.,
WAS marked man, and Detective Ser
Gea1t wiltshire, who has been in Ports
mouth working on tho case fer week.
found tho mark.
After conducting the investigation In
portsmouth and Norfolk which led TO
the apprehension OF Sawyer. Sergeant
NhtShirc had the man arrested Yes
terd',y S"rSe cant Wiltshire came back
70 EIchmond on account OF illness. and
Detective SerEcants Willy and Atkin-
son arc now in Portsmouth searching
paWnShops and continuing the inves-
us"tl"n III an effort to clear up the
location OF the stolen pistols.
i number OF them and also SIMS
h'sh grade razors. We're found in thc
room OF the colorcd man. When tn.
description Of Sawyer who Detective
wiltshire suspected. was furnished Tie
poitc", II was stated that he WAS won,
to Wcar gold bracelet. and when an
P't"cHdcH was found thus bedeckcd
sawyer formerly lived in Richmond
AZ ~ scott street, and was only las,
august released from the pcnitcntiary
"h"re n" served long term for n
piev1ous pistol robbery. The Richmond
marc ware store WIS burglariZcd twice
"!'hin two weeks during ;he carIv
part OF January. and for a tire me
!ocal authorities were puzzled. Sawyer
- suspected "f both rohberies, and will
~" brought TO Richmond by Detective
S"reeantS Atkinson and WHY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
Only True Tonic for Liver
and Bowels Costs
10 Cents a Box.

Cascarets arc a treat! They l!ven
your liver. clean your thirty feet OF
bowels and awcctcn your stomach You
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
De COLLARD WOULD START.
NEW SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
interesting Hearing Before Joint
Committees on Cen
eral Laws.
FINAL ACTION Is DEFERRED
"Poropathy" Healer Introduces Two
Methodist Ministers as Cures.
Several Doctors Oppose Bill Al
lowing Him to Practice i'm State.

one Of the most interesting features
Of the present session of the General
Assembly was the appearance before
the joint meeting OF the Committees or
General Laws yesterday afternoon of
DOCTOR de Collard who seeks the
passage Of n bill in the Virginia Leg
iSlaturc to allow him 10 practice Il
SCIENCE he calls 'poropathy." Tic com
mittee Summarily adjourned without
! action. but not until Attorney -. l.,
Iuliiam had introduced an array OF
cures who proclaimed DR.. dc Co!lard
| as their savior after they had been
hopeleSsiy turned away from many
reputable physicians. ANON. those
WHO testified in favor OF the efficacy
Of the treatment OF DE Collard were
Rcv. Fred X. Chenault, pastor OF Broad
| street Methodist ChIrch, and Rev. i.
j. Mastin, secretary Of the state Board
OF Charities and Corrections.
During his testimony. DE Collard
SAID That his treatment consisted in APP
phcation OF concoctions OF noupoison-
Gus herbs, which dchcd chemical an
aiysis. ard of 1nanipulatiyc surgery. =
sort OF physical culture, like the To-
TORS. OF his own discovery. But Drs.
y. l.. Gray. c. NJ. Miller. T.. w. Martin.
}. 5. llorsley, a. NJ Willis and state
Health Commissioner Ennion 6. Will
ilams were almost unanimous in the
cpih4oii tidt the results OF )c COllaTdS
treatments were attributable 20 psy-
ch"therapy. sort OF hypnotism.
or faith cure, and were probably tenn
porary. They took the position gen
orally that, even though no harm re-
suited from tho treatment OF De Col
lard. allowing him to practice with
out examination was working 4 hard
ship on the young men who were re-
CURED to stand rigid tests.
NO EVIDENCE OF INJURY
RESULTING FROM TREATMENT
The action of the committees on
the proposed bill is II matter OF guess
The bill may never he reported out OF
the committee: yet there seems L. be
n tendency on the part OF many mem
berS of the committees to devise Il
scheme to allow he Coliard'S "niraclcs"
TO continue. as considerable good was
evidenced TO have resulted from his
treatment. while no Instance OF injury
was introduced. 1T is the opinion OF
several members of tho General AS
Senlbly that he has violated no laws
DC Coiiard was a match for any ono
VINO engaged his wits. and made a sDcc-
tacular impression on The crowd pres
emit. Tic is Il E'renchman. claiming
That there is in his veins the blood OF
the Napolcons. and that he left France
the War Of 1870, and had adopted Nir-
sinia rs the heir OF his discovery
1t is obvious that DE ColIard Intends
to establish Il school Of Eoropathy II
allowed to practice, with himself a.
the entire ana exclusive faculty. lie
viii Issue certificates of proficiency to
those he deems fit after two wears OF
study under him. lie claims 10 have
been :; member OF the old schoo! OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
STATE ROAD CONGRESS
Meeting Will he Followed by Fnrmer.'
institute-Public Invited to
Participate.

The fifth annual Virginia Road Con-
Eress Will meet on January 20. % and
20. and on January 80 and 81 the Vir-
ginia Farmers Institute will be in ses-
sion. All OF the meetings will be held
IN the auditorium OF Murphy's Hotel
and Will be under the direction OF the
Rural Road Improvement League
which serves as q clearing house for
various road organizations distributed
over the State. and all road associa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25
FOUND CONDITIONS
'NIEKN INNAIIsI, A1-.Inni ..

Fairfax Countrywide general rondi-
tions in ;his coun-y were found 10 bc
very unsatisfactory, as to the record
from which tie accounts could he stat
ed. The ovcrdrafts on certain county ac-
counts amounted TO Sl,24T.57 The hal
ance duo by the treasurer was t5a-
1865. winch was reported 10 The
Board or Supervisors. Suggestions and
Information was given The treasurer as
20 keeping his accounts. GAS has been
stated on the floor or ooih houses these
comment applied To the treasurer i'm
Office when The audit was taken. not 10
the present ohiciaf)
Norfolk County.-The audjt OF ms
county. from Tic fact of their large
revenue and great number OF accounts.
required great amount OF work.
with few exceptions Of crro. 8 the aud,
of this Office agreed with the treas
urers' balances. The total amount due
the county was t4l3?l220 and this
amount was covered by certificates Of
bank cashiers - TO the amount to the
credit OF the county
Botctourt County The accounts Of
two treasurer was made for this coun-
ty. First that OF j. H. Buhrrnan for
I2l6. in which the balance set m
against him was Isl ess3s distributed
TO the credit OF the several funds In
tho county and districts. second. tha,
of ]. u. Hannah: the balance owed
by him was S26,:lS.s5. His bank ac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25

tions in Virginia or those in any man.
ner interested in Virginia country
roads or highway routes are invited
to participate in the meetings. with
the assurance that all their ideas for
road Improvement will receive equal
consideration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25

medicine and to have renounced II. He
refused to answer medical queries from
Attorney y. l.. Guigon and said lie
would not take Il medical examination.
lie gave rs one reason that the board
would not pass him because he cured
where they failed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25

thorities will address the meetings on
various phases OF road Improvement.
ana everything will be done to make
the convention an cntiro SUCCESS No
fees VIII be charged delegates for
voting In this meeting. and the public
IL invited to attend and participate in
all discussions OF road subjects
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-25

4 petition ia bankruptcy was filed
Yesterday by Robertson Eppes PEBBLES.
OF Naverly, Sussex County. farmer
His liabilities are listed at S2IsO47 by
+. Il. Richardson, his attorney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

mon by Rt. Rev. Arthur r Thons on.
u. D.. in Emmanuel Church. al IL
o'clock.
Monday. June 3-Closine exercises
at 1880 y. NJ, with awarding OF diplo-
mas TO the following women:
Graduates in academic course--1!:ss
Elizabeth Miles Purdy of Virginia;
MSS Lillian Vlnt. of Virginia.
graduates In college preparatory
course-M!ss Anderson Glasgow MISS
Katharine Florence Mackay and Miss
Ellsoncr Shell Surbcr all of Virginia.
Graduate in stcnoSraphy and type
WritinE-M!ss Anne billiard Spencer. of
Nrc mia.
Mrs. Ada /. Aver Hills. Of the faculty
OF sweet Briar college, has accepted
The rrinciralshiH OF stuart Hall. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

Defiance. and of the Fishburne Mill
Try School, at waynesboro. Each at
.Eas'ed from many points In the State
ana from forty-two other States par
en's and relatives of the girls and
hoys participating in tho final cxcr-
ciseS. the hotels and boarding houses
or the city were crowded to overflow
inS' and many OF the homes OF tho
city were opened to accommodate the
visitors. many of whom motored from
distant States.
Pleasins music recitals preceded the
s s,s pageant on the lawn at Mary
BALDWIN seminary on Monday, the ex-
ercises having been carried over from
"a urday on account OF Indictment
Meatner. EVEN on Monday the rain
descended. but the girls in attractive
COS; umes went through the various
laoioauN and gracefully performed the
dances. ''e
On Tuesday the commencement, OK
rrr'Ses were held. and Miss Mary
frances ogg. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs
II. atwood Oss, of this city. was
awarded the scholarship medal. con-
Silercd the highest honor within Tho
Siit Of the school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

Douglas Wilkins lief.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

VIII begin her new duties at the fall
session of tho institution. Mrs. HIS
was formerly principal of Harcourt
Hall Gambler. Ohio. where She won i
ration wide reputation " an educator.
Recently the board Of trustees OF
stuart Han. OF which Rrv. William
Cabell Brown. OF r Richmond is a mem
her, started u campaign to raise $loo.-
ouo with which 10 pay off ohliEntioUs
of the institution and make needed i'm
provements TO buildings and grounds.
a. VI. 4. AND FiSIIBIR>t;
SCHOOLS HOLD FINALS
Closing exercises OF the Mary Bald
Win seminary and the Staunton Milf
iar% Academy featured the society
Eayettes Of tho week. which were aug
mentcd by the closing exercises Of the
Augusta Military Academy at Fort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
BON AIR
Especial to The Timcs-Dispa.ch.1

lSpecial to The Times Dispatch.l
BON AIR. VA. June l.-Rev r. r.
Mctiuer returned on Friday from
Philadelphia. where he attended Bible
conference.
Mrs Alexander Neal and son. Alex.
Jr.. returned from Cape Charles the
latter part of last week
Mrs. James Gillian. Jr.. left on Fri.
day for l.ynchburg.
MISSES Carrie and Hermne Moore
nave opened their home here for the
summer months.
Colonel and Miss Harriet TALBOT,
and Randolph Parker were here during
the past week.
Richard Wrenn spent last SUNDAY
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams.
Douglas Whcrry was the guest last
week or MI and Mrs. Horace Buchanan.
OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
ONANCOCK

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
oNANCoCk. VA, June AIRS. Spen-
Ger r. Rogers went to Richmond 10
be present at the graduation Of her
daughter Miss Lois Rogers. at West.
hampton.
Miss Catherine Parker is entertain.
'mI MISS Martha Hambrick Of Cape
Charles.
MISS Mary Douglas Wilkins Icf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
OF NENERA STUART HALL

STACNToN. VA. June 1.-The sew
oniy-iourth annual commencement OF
Siuar; Hall embraces the period from
June TO J. and the program follows:
Saturday. June Glass dey exercises
at : o'clock
sunday, June @-Eaccalaurea,o SER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

Sun1nmner Silk
Actually worth more
than these prices quoted
here.
36-inch Bingham Plaid Taft
fetas and Louisine, in hand
some plaid and check effects.
in the wanted shades; just
right for summer frocks; $3.50
value, at .S1.OS
Tub Silks, in many new col
ors and stripe effects. Several
qualities at $1.25, $1.5O, $500
and $3.50.
36-inch Foulards, in navy,
black. tan and white. with fig
ure and dot effects, at $500
and 1928 a yard.
40-inch Foulards, at $3.50
and $3.50 yard.
Main Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

Tuesday for an extended visit to her
aunt. Mrs. f. Ray Shield. of Washins.
ton. =
T. a. Joyncs, Of Baltimore spent
sunday with his brother. Captain W.
r. Joynes.
Private Ernest Gardner, who has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

been at Camp Sherman. In the signal
service coEps. spent Tuesday with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Gardner
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Smith and
daughter. Elizabeth. OF Belle Haven,
rill - ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

Thursday nigh, there will be he final
musical program.
EMMANUEL RECTOR
TO FISHUURNE CADETS
Rev. w. l.. Mcdowell. rector OF En-
manue! church, OF stanton, delivered
the hac"aiaUreate sermon to the cadets
o! the t'!shburne Military Schoo! sun
day n:ght ~ WaNncShoru.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-08-01
A ROCKINGHAM INTER-
VIEW.
The following brief account of an inter-
view with Rockingham man three
yeers ago. and its sevuel, will be
read with keen interest by
every citizen.

E. ]. Hale, retired farmer, says:
"Doan's Kidney Pills are a house
hold remedy for kidney disorders
in my family. take Doan's &C.
casionally when my back bothers
me and my kidneys aren't acting
as they should. | have found
them to be all that is claimed Of
them. We get Doan's at Fox's
Drug Store, and keep box on
hand"
The above Statement was given
March 26, 1915 and on May Is,
1918, Mr.. Hale said: 81 still con-
slider Doan's the best kidney
remedy on the market. What |
said in my former statement still
holds good"
6Oc, at all dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-08-01
Obituary---Mrs. Davis.

The death of Mrs, E. S. Davis which
occurred on June II, l9l8,brought sorrow
to her relatives and all who knew her.
In her death the Missionary Society of
the Rockingham Baptist church sustain
a loss which we deeply deplore. We
extend to her husband and bereaved
family our deepest sympathy and pray
that God may sustain and help them.
Therefore be it resolved
l. That we bow in humble submission
to Gods will, realizing that our loss is
her gain.
2. That although we shall sadly miss
her, we will cherish her memory and
thank God for her life, for her faith, for
her loyalty to the cause of righteousness
manifested in the membership in our
society, and for the hope which there and
other expressions of her life have left us.
3. That a copy of these resolutions be
sent to her husband and family, copy
sent to the Rockingham Post-Dispatch
and Biblical Recorder for publication, and
that page in our Missionary Record be
inscribed to her memory.
Done by the order of the Missionary
Society of the Rockingham Baptist
church July II, 1918.
Mrs T. R. Helms,
Mrs. A. w. Porter,
Mrs. w. B. Head.
Committee, Rockingham, N. c.