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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
The Initial Strife
DIOR The Timcs-Dispatch)

Cror The Times Dispatch.)
a is our army. the best in tho world!
God bless them wherever Old Glory's
uufurlcd
r is tho Bochc. tho unSpcakablc Hun;
But for him the great war would have
nc'cr been begun.
is the cause were lighting to gain
That freedom and peace universal NAV
reign.
ID is the danger our men must endure
Before world democracy can be made
is old England, who fights by our
side
WITH men from all parts OF her do.
main SO wide.
Is for Francc-shc'll endure to the
end,
In the past. as at prcscnv. snc.s proven
our friend.
G. is Old Glory, for freedom she stands
She'll carry that freedom to down
trodden lands.
III is for Hoover. the man of the hour
Who bids MS conserve all our sugar and
-four.
Fighting the Bochcs. along with the
] is Jack Johnson" the she'll with a
ycrccch.
'Tis used by the Bochcs our trenches
10 reach.
X trhcrc's only ono thing in the war
for which II coIld stand. and not
even a letter will stand for him
IN this country)
I. for the lands that are wasted and
bare
True sign that the terrible Boche has
been there.
NJ for tho money TO keer mp the fuss"
Why millions and billions seem moth
ing 10 us,
y is for No Mans Land, worst place OF
But without it tho war couldn't go on
at all.
o FOR the orphans OF Belgium and
Whom We are adopting to give them /.
chance.
p Is FOR Pershins, the head OF our
In the fair land OF Fraace-wc'l have
VERY, OF course.
Q for the questions our Congressman
So lavish in censurc, SO scant in their
praise!
r. is the Red Cross. Of love It's the sign.
OF faith in humanity almost divine.
IS for Sammy in khaki he's clad,
And acknowledged by all 4 most Tx
able lad.
7 for the trenches where soldiers must
stay
IN order 10 drive the bolu boCheS away.
/ il the t-boat the pride Of the Hun.
But his submarine warfare, J fear, is
undoNc.
V for the valor our men have displayed.
In tho hour OF danger they've stood un-
afraid
w IS Wilson--what more need we say?
Well love him, we'll honor and trust
him Away.
Y IS the ray that a photograph takes
or our bones-thus preventing physi-
clans mistakes.
y IS the youth OF our country so fair.
By hundreds ana thousands they're
now over there"
u is The zone that tho C-boats !ufcst-
They can't get our transports. though
trying their best!
JENNIE MASTERS TABE
Farmv.llc. Va. April 4, 1918.
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SOCIETY At PULASKI
HONORS BRITISH OFFICER
Captain James l.. Ward. Wounded
ut Armcntiercs in 1915, Is
Guest OF Honor.
SOCIAL ITEMS or INTEREST
"Iound Dozen Club" Discusses Qucs-
tons Involving Monroe Doctrine.
Movement of People Chroniclcu
by Correspondents.
Ispec;aI,o The Timcs-Disratch.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
PULASKI. VA. April lS.--Captain
James E. Ward. OF Montreal, Canada. of
the Scvcnty-iifth Brigade. British Army.
Mrs &. y. MacSiil, left Wednesday.
Captain Ward spent some time on the
Western war front, having been 4
chaplain IN tho service. and was once
severely wounded, from which he has
not fully recovered. This was at
.hrmcnticrcs IN 1915. During his stay
here he made several addresses before
Pulaski audiences. rcciting some OF the
experiences OF trench life. at The same
time urging the people 10 give to
every cause advanced for the winning
OF the war.
The pupils OF the high school staged
u:cSt successfully tho play, "a Little
savage" on Tuesday night. Tho play
was given under tho direction of Miss
hloisc Tanner, of the faculty, as q
hcncnt 10 tho athletic department.
Mrs. William J. Hartman. who had
lccn a patient in 81. Lukc's Hospital
Richmond, returned home the first Of
the week. her condition being ma
;crially improved.
The Rev. 6. w. Painter who had
been spending some time a. Weaver
Vile. y. G. has arrived in Pulaski for
visit TO relatives. Mr.. Painter was
a former missionary TO China. but re-
turned home several years ago on ac-
count OF his advanced age and health.
Mrs. NJ. L. White. who came 10 Pu
laski recently for an extended visit 20
her son, w. J.. White. was recalled 10
philadelphia on account OF the illness
Of Il grandson.
Miss Hannah Gordon has returned 10
Re. home IN Charlottesville. after
visit 10 her brother. ". T.. Gordon, and
family.
Mrs. NJ p. Lands. lIys II. ". Van
Dorcn, Mrs. Graham Robinson and Mrs
Il i. Harris. OF tho ig!uski church,
Misses Blanche fonaGcr and burton
Graham. OF Draper; ARE representing
their societies ~ the presbyterial in
session IN the Marion Presbyterian
Church this week.
The Round Dozen club was very hap
PLY entertained Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs Howard {. Gi!mcr. The motto
cf the meeting. american continents.
by free ana independent position.
which :hey have assumed and ms'n-
- med. arc honccforth not % nc con-
S!dercd a. subjects for future COLOMBIA
tiuu by European powers Tho sub
.cct for roll call responses was Leaders
OF To- Ia ~ = sPac.a! paper by Miss
on The Monroe Dcct~inc'
was an especial feature cf this meet
iuE south American piplomaoy' was
the subject for a general discussion .u
lee piuc with the years study course.
Eober, l. Baker. OF cleveland ONO.
has been /, bus mess visitor iu The r.tr
this week, beng hc." .u cpaua .'Eru
with mo puia. FouuurS ana NAgA.uc
Corporation, OF which his cum....E. The
Arthur s.. Mckee CO., IS iu:evegst,d.
Professor W. y. Anderson Went i".
Elbo-tou Ga. this week. 10 ioo'l into
tho school situation. havin- been elected
VI. l., ;. rt,f ,tfr a ,.' "A
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when you wake UP with backache
ana duH misery in the kidney region
IL generally means you have been cat
ing too much meat. says weil-hnown
authority. Meat forms uric acid.
which overworks the kidneys in their
ehort 10 inter i, from the blood. and
theF eecom" sort Of paralyzcd ana
!oESy. When your kidneys get alug-
gish and clog You must r.Meve tbcIp
lhc you relieve Your bowels: removing
an inc body's urinous waste. else you
nave bacEachc, sick headache dizzy
spells. your stomach sours, tongue IL
coated. and when the weather is bad
you nave rheumatic twinges. Tho
urine is cloudy, fun of sediment. chan
nelS often get sore. water scalds and
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wa. there had 10 l." some group OF
women who could undertake. III" re-
SDcnsiliIity for the womanhood OF the
country. 50 that American w"manho"d
should rot suffer the fate of All other
war-strickcn countries OF history. TIA"
Y. w. G. y. SAW and accepted the trc-
mcndous challenge.
Local associations in this hc'd, where
there arc moro camps thtn in any
other section of the country. realized
at once that more secretaries. better
equipment and closer contact with
girls were absolutely necessary The
cities in the field have responded Won
dcrfuily in the matter Cf securing bet
ter equipment. Many Of them found
it immediately necessary 10 move into
new quarters or remodel old buildings.
and in all cases this expense WAS met
by local public-Spiritcd people. The
National War Work Council was called
on to furnish the secretaries. aud re-
spondcd by sending forty trained
women to do club and rccrca; zion work
among girls in camp ccntcrS. Eaten
sion secretaries. vino do not sit still
/ in Il building and wait for girls to come
to them. but whose job i, is TO so out
into Industrial ccutrrs and give the
girl what She most needs in her own
environment. are becoming a part ot
every STAFF in every association III the
field. Patriotic leagues have made a
powerful appeal u girls. and Atlanta.
whcr" l.50o girls Of all classes and
conditions arc reached every week. MAS
cited as AN illustration.
The problems o! recreation. FOR tho
girl addicted 10 tho dance hall. tho
movie and the street. chapcroUNGc Tor
the : irl who would never go 10 ;hc
association if the association did not 20
to her employment and housing IN
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BON AIR

~po.u, io Tho Times -Dispatch.l
I;pN .iIE VA. april 10 Mrs, Robert
CHRISTIAN 5 Visiting her sister in "
lant!c city
Miss Annie donaldson. Of Richmond.
vat Tho week cnd guest Of Miss jamie
Wood
Miss Mary Burlington has returned
10 iioNlrs Institute, after spending the
holidays WHITAKER pi.rcu;s here.
Miss Jog'-W'fhancld is visiting her
niece. Mrs. y. X. fio!dcrby. IN.
Miss Iulia y. Powers spent tho week :
end with hcr sister Mrs. Joseph sad
ujcr. in Forest Nll.
Mrs. Norwood BENTLEY, with her two
,aldrcn. has returned Grom an cx-
tended yisit 20 friends IN New York
and WASHINGTON
Mrs. Edwin riukcr,on and Eleanor
IIukcrton have returned TO Baltimore.
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Mother! If your Child's
Tongue is Coated.
If Gross, Feverish, Constipated. Bilious,
and the Stomach out of Order, Give
california Syrup of Figs"

A Laxative to-day saves a bilious
child Tomorrow. Children simply will
not take tho tinc from play to empty
their bowels. which become cloEgcd up
with waste: ticn Tho liver grows slug
siSh' ana the stomach is disordarcd.
Look at the tongue. mother" II
coated, or your child is listIcSs. cross.
lcNcriSh, with tainted breath restless.
doesn't eat heartily. o. has a cold.
sore throat or amy other childrcu's all
mcn'. give tcaspoonfVl Of "Ca,ifprnia
Sytup OF Figs then don't WORRY be
"a aus" it is It perfectly harmless dose.
and in a few hours all this coustipa-
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ton poison, sour bile and fcrucntius
waste matter Will gently move on, Of
the bowels, and YOU VIII have a
healthy. playful child again. y thor
ouSh inside cleansing IS orttimcs all
that * necessary. /, should be the
hrst trca tincnt given in an" sickness.
Beware or counterfeit fig syrups
ASK your druggist for bottle of
genuine "california Syrup Of Figs and
EliHir OF Sienna" made bv the califor-
MIA Zig syrup Co. which has full dircc-
tions f"r babies. children OF all ages
and for Grown-ups plainly printed on
the bottlc.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14

To ne Possessed o; "a head or hcnvy.
bcantiiui hair. soft, lustrous nuffv,
Way aud free from dandrufr. is merely
I" matter Of using "A little Danderinc.
~ Us easy and inexpensive TO have
hicH, SOFT hair and lots OF it. lust get
= small bottle 81 kuownon's Daudcrirc
no" y costs but a few cents all drug
stores recommend il apply a little as
directed and within ton minutes there
VIII l." an appearance Of abundance.
freshness. hUiiincss and an iucompar-
ah!' gloss aud luStrc. and try as Won
VIII you cannot ind a trac" Of danGrun
or iaIinE hair; but your real surprise
WIZ u" after about two weeks use
Wh"n YOU viii sec new hair-nnc and
N'WnE at frs'-ycS-hut really new
h"lr -arrou,inE out all over your scalp
bhndcrinc -. VIC believe. the only
h"'e mar grower, destroyer Of dan
"ruf and cure for itchy scalp. and II
meyer ihls TO stop falling hair at
once
YOU want 10 provo how pretty and
S"', your hair really is moia,cn e cloth
WIN Ituc Dandcrinc and carefully
uf"w II through Your hair-taking one
.i""ll strand at q time. Your hair win
~ aoi'' glossy and beautiful in iuYt :,
~" momH"iN--a dclightfuI rurprIso
awaits every ono who tries this.--Ady.
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gu are obliged 10 seek relief two or
times during the night.
liner consult coed. reliable ply
800" al once or get from your phar-
maciSt about four ounces OF lad SaIts
'"n" Tablespoonful in glass of
liter before breakfast for a few days
nnh your Kidneys will then act fine.
800 Iahhons salts is made from the
~" OF grape" and lemon juice, com
80" vim ithia. and has been used
Tor generations to clean and stimulate
S'uEsisn kidneys. also to ncutraIize
"cidS IN tho urine SO 1t no longer irri-
'",'S. mus ending bladder weakness.
'ad salts is a life saver for regular
o'eat eaters IL is inexpensive. cannot
"J"re ana makes a delightful. cficr-
Ncsccht ithia- water drink-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14

Then tried Cu,icurs Soap and
Ointment. After using three cakes OF
Cuticwa Soap and three boxes Of CUT
cuEa Ointment was healed" (Signed)
Miss Myrtle M. Johnson, Boyds, Md,
Angus, 3, 1917.
Cuticufa Soap daily and Cuticura
Ointment occasionally proven, pim-
piles or other cruptions.
SamP Each Free by Mail. Address post.
card: "Cnrieura. Dept. Ii. Bo,ton" Sold
everywhere. Soap 25c. Ointmen. IS and S0c.
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burg. where the Same firm il planning
10 employ ut least 800 girls in the
actual making OF munitions. space has
already been set aside for II Y. w. G. a.
building. two ScCrCtnricA have already
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
Let's Oversubscribe
Our Quota of
Liberty Bonds

There's no need TO tell YOU that Liberty Bonds are
the Slncws Of war much as mcn-cvcrybody
knows that they buy food, clothing and ammuni-
tlon Tor our soldiers and that they absolutely
essential to the winning Of this against the
worst kind of Observation-Disclosures.
We want every man and woman in Richmond o at
least bond they d--wc
want 10 show Germany that Richmond OF he
President, and soldier this going
80 win II regardless of cost in money.
Don't Dclay-Buy Them at Oncc-Icp Rich
mOnd to Ovcrsuhscribc lis Quota and Deal n
Real Blow ut the Kaiser and His Horde OF
Baby Killers.
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A PERFECT FRIGHT
FROM P|MPLES
Itched and Burned, Three Cakes
Cuticura Soap and Three
Boxes Ointment Heal,
My face and neck became cover
with small pi.npics not much la-c

than the point OF a pin ct
first. but later they became
larger and more inharned.
They were hard and red,
and came TO 4 head, and
itched and burned so I could
hardly sleep, and my face
was a perfect fright.
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bc"n over the ground with n yIcu
planning Tor fun corporation with
manager OF the company I'm his "
for making good SURROUNDINGS for
girls employed there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-08
SPIDERS AND TIGERS
CLASH HERE TONIGHT
Richmond College and championships
ncy VIII Contend for Basket
ball Iaurels.

The Richmond college Spiders clash
with the Hampton Sidney caskethaN
auint tonight ut Westhamptoa. The
game will be OF great interest 10 tho
city basketball enthusiasts as well as
the college followers.
Hampden Sidney is coming TO Rich
mond with a determination to keep
the lead which they have gained over
the other teems so far. The Tigers
are leading the league, having beaten
Randolph Macon. The AEhlsn1 boys
nie second. having put William and
Mary In the cellar by winning from
thern last week The Richmond coll
,ege team has not played a league
game yet and has no standing
The Spiders have put in some good
work. though, and are ready for the
fray. In one week they made a great
Improvement. having been overwheim-
ingi trounced by the Y. NJ c. A. five
the first of last week and then came
back at the last of the week and al
most defeated the VS.. TEs team
also made an excellent showing against
the University of Virginia quintet.
Captain Dickerson. Carovati and Rob-
inson are the reliances OF the Spiders
for victory. Both D.ckerson and Caro-
vati are fast and clever players and
Robinson is a buiwark OF strength.
The Hampton Sidney team has been
victorious throughout the season.
downing many strong teams Cap
tain Warren and Graham are the
backbone OF the Tigers and will keep
the Spiders on edge.
Dave Satterfield. who is serving In
the United States navy. 70 again in
Richmond and is putting the local
boys on edge. Dave was IN Richmond
the first of the season, but WIS un
~ n Il x.au Lee nv
the game between the "Y" and the
college boys last Saturday night.
1t has been generally admitted that
the cham pionship of the Eastern vir-
efnia intercollegiate association lies
between these two teams. The win
ner OF the game tonight will have the
jump on the other for the laursls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-08
TEACHERS INDoRSE
EDUCATIONAL BILLS

The Richmond League of Teachers
yesterday went on record as favoring
the fourteen educational bills now
pending before the general assembly,
among which is the tenure of ONCE
bill. minimum wage law, increase of
salaries for teachers. co-education.
Mr.. Joseph H. Saunders. legislative
chairman OF the State Teachers as
ISOLATION, reported on what is being
done to push the educational bills
through and after general discussion
different committees were appointed
to work out the legislative work. OF
which Mr. Blskey was appointed
chairman.
The organization also passed a
unanimous resolution of appreciation
to the school board for doing so much
in retaining the services of DIR. J. A.
c. Chandler as superintendent of Ia
cal public schools.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-08
CRAIG WILL ADDRESS
COLORED LEADERS

A L. Craig, chairman of the negro
public information section Of the
United States food administration, will
address the negro leaders OF Rich
mond Friday afternoon, February 8,
at O'Clock. Use of the auditorium
Of the virginian Union university has
been granted by DR.. Hovey and his en-
tire student BODY will attend.
DR. Craig will bring with him som .
very instructive screen slides showins
the causes of the war and the work Of
the food administration. He will also
talk along the line OF what the loca
leaders can do and should do at this
time. All the leaders OF the city will
be present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-08
HL-ONE
'I|AH5lILFkE-.

II was a great night for shatferina
records OF season. Happy JAKE
Rowsey waA the reason. and the pors
tails of fame are swung wide open
10 him. His 245 score In the first
game rs the best ticket hung up so
far. This is how he did II: AFTER
missing a spare. he ran four strikes,
a spare and four more one ball hits.
1t was a great occasion. Not salts
fed with the havoc he had wrought,
he continued to lombard the pins I'M
til when the bsrrage was lifted $40
pins had been slaughtered. Another
new record was hung up when the
Weisbergers aggregation clicked on
2,596 naples for the series. getting
$50 of these in the first setto.
Weisbergers took two out OF three
last night on the Palace alleys but
they had to work hard to do 1t.
Practically every participant rolled
an excellent game. Luther Cosby. al
ways rated among the best. knocked
down $50 pins, with PA game
thrown in. Bob Harper, Captain
Austin, ROWAN, and Kitttnger made
500 scores or better. Bentley Cosby
was also in form
The results of an eventfui night;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-08

lenhurg. Nottoway, Dinwiddie, Bruns-
wick. Greenviile, Sussex. Prince
George. surry. Southampton, Isle of
wight, Nansemoud. Norfolk, Prin-
cess Anne. Prince Edward, Char
lotte, and cities OF Norfolk, Ports"
mouth and Petersburg.
Ruth Davis. Ettricks ...... s2,szo
Ruth Mason, stony Creek 2o,5To
r l. Ovsrton. Burkeville. Va IFS, 43e
Mrs. s. r. Wick, Newsoms,
Va ..,.,,...,...'. S'@eo
Dell Wight. Charlotte Court
house. Va. .............. 4s2,7ao
Ruth. Waters Emporia, Va. 2l,os0
Petersburg. Va. .......... eo,75o
Paul RoRgs, Farmville, Va. 22s,e20
Miss Esmond Drewry, Capron,
Va. ...3....... 1850
I r. Barlow. Surry. ya 5000
Lois johnson. Blackstone. Va. 5000
Maude Rryson. Boydton, Va. 5,2l0
Nancy Caldwell Suffolk, Va. 2s5,22o
Ida Pollock. Keysyille, va 10000
Captain Louis Coleman. Pet
ersburg. Va. ............. 500
Mrs. w. e. Griffin, Newsoms,
.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-08
DEMPSEY Is KEPT BUSY
BEATING AMBlT IOUS FIGHTERS
BY JAMES J. ooRBETT.
Copyright 1919, BY King Features Syndicate, inc9

body Of keenan,. keenan, was game
and stood up well under the punish
ment during the first round, but even
before IL was over il was evident tha'
the sledge- hammer blows of Demp-
sew were paving the way to an carry
victory for the "nonparelL" keenan,
came up for the second round fairy
fresh, but Dempsey rushed at hm as
soon as he had come to scratch, drove
him around and after about one MN
ute of fighting had reduced him to
semi helpless condition. AS Keenan,
was tottering around, Dempsey
stopped In his bombardment and said:
IT don't want to hurt you any more
Jack You had better quit.
"I won't quit muttered keenan,.
Dempsey then looked at keenan,
friends in an appealing way and asked |:
Cant you make him quit doh
want to hurt him any more
None of Keenan's friends made
move TO signify defeat for their man
and then Dempsey said: ,
We'll, IL I've got to lick MIN II
hurry UP the job.
So Dempsey walked over TO keenan,
and sent well directed punch TO
Keepan's Jaw and the latter went
down and remained there for almost
Eve minutes. After Keeran had re-
coyered and the fighters were ready
to 20 back to San Francisco, Keenan,
said TO Dempsey:
Jack, / made a mistake. You GER.
tafnly are a wonderful fighter. I want
to tell you that we're friends now and
wen be friends forever. like you.
/ But / don't think It was very nice OF
YOU to spoil my good looks by bust
! ing up my nose and biackening my
eyes and cutting my face this way
/ The humor in Keenan's remark can
he appreciated better when II Is stated
that keenan, was VIGOROUSLY unhand-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-08
District 5

vita embrace the counties of Has
ever. GoOehlana. Fluvannss Louisa, AL
bemarle, Rockinghsm. Greene, orange.
Msdisom. CuIpeper. Page, shenanAosh-
MS "A, HighlnHa. Rappahannork.
Fauquier. warren. F>rederic-3, Clarke
LsudeuBs Fairfax. Prince William. stat
ford, spetsytvanfa, Caroline and cftlea
of FreAeri~ksbuvE, Aiexsnaria sBa
Charlottesville This district also In
eivde~ NIL territory net embraced in the
other four districts.
Mrs Fannie l. smith. North
Park street. Charlottesville 5S,S40
Mrs. Minnie L. st. John. r. r. D.
!. Box 8. Howardsville, Va. $3.50
G. r, Harris Scottsville, Va. a,Tta
Mrs. Irving Stone. Ashland. io4,56o
rhos Henderson Louisa 80, 10000
Marion Johnson. North Garden,
Va. ."........'......... tre4o
Miss Rosa L. Hewlett, Bum
pass, Va .....,........... safe
Miss Mary A. Swift. Gays.
Va. ........ .,....-..,..., 81 'hSp
w, L. Mundy. stoney Point,
va. ..-......'.'' o'.ee
J. W. Embry Penoia, va. 5000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-08
District 9


will embrace the counties of Hem
rico. outside OF corporate limits of
Richmond Charles City. James City,
Warwick. Elizabeth City. York, New
Kent, King George, Westmoreland,
Essex, Richmond. Northumberland.
IAncaste~, Middiesex. Gloucester,
Mathews, King and Queen, King
william. Acc mac, Northampton. and
cities of Newport News and Williams
burg.
Mrs. Nj. Il. Titus. King George 1900
Ida Barlow. Williamsburg :, $500
Ida Bristow, Stormont. $50. 1880
r. 6, Garnet Dunnsville. Va s42,47o
Ross CovfngtoA. Lillian. Va. 366.150
Rachel Taft. West Point. va. s.420
g. l. Faison. li39 Twenty
fifth street, Newport News $50
J. c. Mckinney. Brookvale,
Va ......,........ 7,I4o
John r. Dew, Stevensville, Va. 5000
District 3
wiiI embrace the counties of Cfses-
terleld, Amelia, Lunenburg, Neck