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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
Professor Archibald smith Dead.

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WINCHESTER VA, January ga
Professor Archibald MagiI Smith.
eiEhty-hvc years old, noted as a
scholar and educator, died Tuesday at
the home or hi, daughter. Mrs. lean
l.. CaiIlouct. OF Houms. La. His funeral
will nc held hare Saturday. lilo or.
raui2ed tho public school system Of
Frederick County, was for many years
principal OF the Shenandoah Valley
Academy and later Of the Episcopal
Female Institute. iIc won the degree
OF master of arts AT the University OF
Virginia. His father was Colonel
Augustine .. Smith, an officer Of the
War Of lsl2. and his grandfather was
General John smith, Of IIoctw I'd
Park, who commanded troops In the
Revolutionary War and represented
his district In Congress. He served
under General J. T.. 3. stuart In III.
Confederate army. lie leaves widow.
formerly Miss Mary Boiling Meredith.
daughter OF the late Rev. D1. william
&. Meredith: four daughters. Mrs. G;
Carroll TODD. WIG OF Assistant United
Stste5 Attorney Todd. wash
ingtcn: Mrs. Walter SUTTON, New Or
leans. La. Mrs. Jean L.. Cailiouet
Houna. La. and Mrs. Thomas Boyd.
Nelson County. Va. and three sons.
william NJ Smith. Markham. Va: John
Augustine Smith, CharIcstown. w Va
and Charles Masill Smith, L. s. 4,
Lindavista. Cal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
TnOtLKT PREPARES 10
eyYtIkE GERNAN IMrERI<hISM

SToCEHOhNl Ianusry - Leon
,rrctrlty to-day once more hun= uoFr
the gauntlet Of defiance 10 tho Ger
man anncxationisia, this ti7c In un'
Gvaiiheh terms, such as: "The rcro'u-
ton can never iirh in an atmosphere
OF deceit ard talsohood
yrotzhy had just diEeStcd mas CT
Dftyate news from Austria.
Dispatches from fetrcgrad las no
particular stress uron this fact. but
10 thcsc Who have intimate knowledge
of the situation il stared out slar!hSly
a presenting an imrortan; link in the
chain OF recent Eolshcyist acticn-.
There arc. indeed. the strongest IN
d;ca lions In the news reaching acre
tonight that Trotzk:' has decided the
time is ripa 10 strike, and strike hard,
At Gern,aIi imperialism. In doing 50.
he is convinced. odv!ces Indicate. ;ha:
ho will strike at moment the blow
hurts most severely. because IL v't!l
hit tile TirPiteitcs when they are not
looking, and when they do 1901. they
will find themselves unsupported by
t,efmon"s chief ally, faced ny nagr:
masses az homo and exposed TO al The
world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
NATIONAL ARMY SICK
LIST SHOWS INCREASE
camp Nhteler,.in Georgia. Has Highest
Rate With Measles mud
Pneumonia.
I Ry Associated Press.l

i11 associated t'rcss.
WASiiiNGTON, January 90. - The
sick rate in National Army and Ma
tona! Gurd camps shows a slight in.
crease for the week ending January
is. Deaths in the National Army for
the week numbered $40. as against 147
the preceding week, and in the National
Guard, siSty.sis against lightweight.
OF these death., 100 in the National
Army and forty-six in the National
Guard were due to pneumonia.
Camp Wheeler, Ca, had the highest
sick rate for the guard. Measles cpl.
denies arc declining in all camps. and
pneumonia also is decreasing.
decrease Is shown also in the
meningitis condition At Camp Beaure-
gard. La.
la the Naricna! Army. Camp Pike.
ArH., bad the highest sick rate, and
Camp Travis, Ten. the highest monet
feetive. There arc more mcas sizes cases
In the National Army than in tho Ma
tonal Guard. with Camp Gordon. Ga.
leading the southern camps. and with
camp Lee. Va. showing an increase
and Camps Pike and Gordon docroa scs
Pneumonia is epidemic at Camps
Pike and Travis, and the mortality
at Camp Pike has been relatively
high" with thirty deaths.
Camp Jackson. S. c.. shows a slitni
increase in meningitis. and scare
lfeVer Is still prevalent At Camp Pike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24

b. newspapers of rat-HtTman lean.
inEs over the situation "a Austria.
The Socialist newspaper Wacrts.
OF Berlin. has again been suppressed.
THIS time 70. announcing the solidarity
OF the German prolctariat with AUS
trian labor in the peace struggle.
British LABOR In conference again has
upheld tho war aims set forth by rresi.
dtHt Wilson and Premier Lloyd George.
OF GREAT Britain. and reassefted that
II Gefmany viii not accept them Brlt-
ish 1seor must fishl On"
Two British steamers were sums re-
Gently In tho Mediterranean sea With
the lose OF 7is lives. according 10 AIN
ahnouhcerncnt To tho House Of Com
mons. Last week TOD number of Brit
ish merchantmen sunk by mines or sub.
marines was the same IS that or the
previous ~eeh-cieht resskls--as com
rared with twent%-ont the week OF
January q and a sin,.;at number the
week OF January =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
National Capital
News Cut Short
happenings at Washington as
Reflected in Ncps Dis
patches.

"hSHlNGTOE. January 3.-"uncle
'oc Cannon reorptatcd at the Capitol
To-Day In wheel chair. with knee
diSabieh aud arm fractured At the
snouioer from his rccen. fall. Doc.
'otS ana nurses succeeded in restrain
'hS inc veteran in his room for Il week
Only. Nov lie is back at the capitol
a',cn6tnE committee meetings aud says
u" VIII go on tho floor OF The House
if necessary
william, norman, former cllairma I
o' 'hr Shipping ioard. gave $500 ooo
'o''S AS hopeful estimate" OF allied
shipping losses this Se.r, in testify
ing to-day before the Senate Commerce
committees. lie said AT estimate Of
'.o""'"oo Tons production during the
year was .. scientific dream. Mr.. ben
man said that nothing could be learned
from British reports OF shipping sunk
because they included only British vcs-
Sc'S' ana only Il part of tho loss to
shipping was due 10 submarine or
mines.
investigation of the coal ard sugar
ShortsEes by small subcommittee
ehocd To-Day. and the committee will
meet Friday TO formulate recomrncn-
"atiois. An carly rcpor; IS expected
Us INC members arc anxious 10 lay the
results OF the inquiry before tho Sen.
a'c WIN. the ccal situation is acute
Majority ana minority reports on sugar
are expected.
AS part of the governments plan
70 establish rehabilitation and voca-
tionai training schools fc- disabled SOL
dicrs and sailors. Surrcon-Generai Cor
gas announced to-day tho creation Of
corps TO be known as reconstruction
aids' whose work Will be to ass,s, in
INC hrst stage OF rebuilding and re-
educating the men sent back from
France.
The Increased cos. OF living Was re-
hec,cd to-day in a deficiency estimate
OF S'S6,I23 for the National Soldiers.
Holnes submitted TO Congress by the
War Department.
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To Eli E.ur NncaneIes.

ALBANY, y. T., January GA proc
lsmation liking March . as the dete for
the specis! election to I'LL vacancies in
four New York congressional districts
wae issued latn to-day BY Governor
whitman. Under All opinion by Attor-
Eey-Gcncral LEXIS. the new rcpFescn.
tativc5 will be elected !rom districts
the boundaries or which wcre fixed by
tho 1917 apportionmcnt This ruling
is expected TO give an advantage TO a
Republican candidate in the district
formerly represented by Congressman
G. Murray Hubert, Oemocrat. Tho
other vacancies TO be n,led were
caused by the destinations OF Congress
men Fitzgerald, Bruchner aid Griffin.
all Democrats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24

to-day at his home, 435 Denny Street,
following 4 protractcd Illness. Active
pHllbearcrs Will lie Joseph T.. Sors.
y. Il. McCallcy, John +. Eustcr. James
y. fiarcun,. u. lT. Wilkinson. T.. H..
Eiot, NJ. II. Dihwildic, J. IL. LawJcr.
ChailcS y. Schmidt. =. II. puncy. &. H..
a. bocppc anI Joseph II. johnson.
Burial &ill he In Oikwcod.
Mr.. Black WAS formerly y member of
tho city Democrat Committee. I'm.
III recently he had conducted "a furii
,urc store in Fulton. Death MAS duo
to neHritiS.
fcSidcs his wife, who was Miss Jose.
phinc Garbct. ne is survived by two
Henry c. Leonard md
Miss Mary y. Black: three Sons--knrl
N. Black, or Fulton; James A. Black,
OF tho hospital corps. United states
Army, stationed near Norfolk, and
Frederick Whiticld Black. OF Fort
wayne. Ind: two siStcrs--MiS;; Martha
X Black, of Richniond. and Airs. T;Iiz.
abc'h Burr. OF Newark. n. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
J. woods1B AIilIs.

Succuh,bIn6 TO an attack OF pneu-
monia and ccrebfo- spinal meningitis.
!. Woodson Mills. nineteen years old.
after an illness OF lcss than a week.
died In HE hem at Ashland yesterday
morning at II o'clock. He was stu
dent a Randolph Macon College in tho
sophomore clossca.
lie is survived hy his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Barney Mills. two sisters and two
brothers. The funeral Viii take place
this afternoon at Ashland
Officials OF the state Health Depart.
rlcnt were In Immediate consultation
with tho college authorities but upon
discovering that tho case VAS sporadic
in nature they concluded that Interrupt
ton OF class work was unnecessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
HOUSE HAS RESOLUTION
FASORINt, THE PRESIDENT

"hSH1NGToE, January .3.-Ncpun.
iicans OF tho IIouHc IN conference. 10.
night voted. - 10 10 in favor OF the
creation OF department or bureau O.;
munitions and ordnance with 6irec.
tor appointed b. tho rrcsident. There
was acme discussion OF the war com.
Gil proposal, but TO attempt was made
10 put the conference on record in re.
SaYd TO Il.
When The vote was announced. the
point of n" quorum, was made and
nc conference adjourned. leaving the
wa" open :or another discussion OF
The subject when another meeting 80
held The resolution voted or ,.av j.
PRODUCED by Represents Giilc,, O.,
Mafsa chuSc!,s. acting Goor leader as
substitute for the Mctorr,tel.I,
root resolution considered las, Yr.ot
II follows:
where's in The contuc; q. IN. or
!hsink Tsr ;ho Eopubiican n,er, bers OF
the House OF representatives. have
.2Een tho position tha, there should
be no rsr'isan9h,p. but tina, all Amer.
scans should be united in tho .,,ono,,
o. The government, in pressing the WV
to q successful conclusion, sn1 I'm yo- Il.
ing unSrudEiDsly Tire 2draint.tra,,o,
All the resources and powers 10 th.t
end and VIII continue so [: do: ana
Whereas, the n:cd OF a united co,-
Try demands tina. r.here co,6,,io,,
exist causing UNNECESSARY DELAY ~
waste due TO the overlapping tur,s.
diction OF the bureaus and departments
or for other causes revealed hy con.
sress'ona! investigation. &. Is their ma
trtotic outy 10 suggest rem.d.c. fo-
ouch conditions.
Therefore, be Il resolved That Il :.
the sense Of this conference tina, thor,
should he created a department or b,,.
,'eau OF munitions and ordnance III.
director OF which shall be aruoin,ct
ey tho President, confirmed By the San
ate, and be Immediately responsible. I,
the President TO systematic the ,car
ufacture and purchase OF ordnance an,
munitions By means of which the rue
cess Of our armed forces may be speed
:ly attained"
Representative G.liot, told III. con
ference the time had come fer III
Republicans 70 take some action. bu
that 1t should be constructive and no
in the nature Of d criticism OF tn GOV
ernrnents conduct OF the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
Report on city Manager.

The Young Business Mems Club mot
last night and heard the repcr. Of it's
!csa! committee on tho work that had
been done towards pcrfcctin- meas.
ures for the installation OF the cit..
manager plan Of municipal govern.
,ncht IN 1870. which has been adopted
by vote OF the people. The committees
reported that every necessary s,cn.
eoth III the camp and the CITY Coun-
ell had been taken for the easy
change of government. and tat the
circuit Court had confirmed the ap.
p"intment by tho Mayor OF a commits.
SION OF i've citizens TO fiS The salaries
or the mem hcrs OF the new Council,
and Of tho Mayor to be chosen from
their number NJ them This commits.
sion has not yet met TO discharge that
duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
WANT EVERY MAN
TO TAKE INSURANCE

Officers or tho division believe That
insurance should be taken by every
man in camp, and accordingly Liberty
bonds and thrift stamps will be Sec
ondary TO the insurance campaign. II
q man is Killed in service unless he has
provided for his dependents with in
Surance the government does not pro-
vide for them. Insurance is obtained
By the men at the low rate OF SIS per
$1,000. which corresponds 10 rate Of
about sI7.5O per $1,000 charged in time
of peace by life insurance companies.
Stanislaw IL. Pole. arrived in camp
today from Erie, Pa. having been
forwarded b. the local board from that
city. u. when interviewed By an inter
prefer. stated that he had one brother
in the Russian army. but whether or
not he had been killed he did not know.
u. stated that he was not an American
citizen, but stated that he wanted TO
6Eht.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
Ru.ins IN Liquor Advertising.

WASHINGTON. January a3.--S;olici-
tor Lamar. OF the Post-onioe Depart
mcnt, in al opinion submitted to rost-
maStcr-Gcneral Burlcson to-day. holds
that the Federal statute excluding from
the mails going into dry" territory
publications carrying advertisements
or the sale Of liquors does not apply
to Advertisements inherited by the GOV
eminent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
COAST LINE BRAKEMAN
MEETS INSTANT DEATH
crushed Between Cars in Onshinsten
street Yards In retersburS-Report
on City ninnascr.

W.PuCldI 20 THO TlmcS- DisPa tch.)
fEI ERSBCRG. VA, January ga
robert ~ Alley. younc man. TWEEN
1.-TWO years old. employed as brake
man in the freight yards OF the At.
iaHtlc coast Line Railroad at Wash
'nston Street. was almost instontIv
Killed last night. While assisting in
Shltt'nS cars. he was caught between
Two cars which he was coupling, and
crushed SO badly that death resulted
IN few minutes. Mr.. Alley is survived
pF ms wife and q young child. his
nother. two sisters and three brothers.
MIS-. :hacon Phillips. OF Lhnporia. and
MISS FLORENCE Alley. Of this city; Lieu
tenant William l.. Alley, Henry Alley,
OF ono Of the Richmond companies at
Anniston, Ala, and Reuben Ailey. Of
this city.
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Linden Il. MnIlAr.

Folio wing u short illness. Linden y.
waller. snu OF tho late Logan and Ann
Barrett Wallor, died AT the Retreat for
tho Sick yesterday, in his Cightysfifth
yna-. Mr.. waller was for a number
OF years connected with tho real cs-
tate business in thiG city, and vac n
member Of the Second Presbyterian
Church. lie was brother of Mrs.
lie" II FaEc. of Richmond. and Mrs.
Mathis Johnson. of Washington. fU-
neral services viii be conducted from
tho Secoud Presbyterian church at s
O'clock thin afternoon.
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death Of unrr, f,ourb,n.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, January .3.-.
Harry 4. Downhan. MY years old.
husband OF Mrs. Grace r.. Downham,
died at 10 o'clock last night at his fos-
idcncc, 205 North Washing ton Street
Surviving him are his wife and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. T.. Dowhhatn
together with two brothers. y. Francis
pcwnhani and Robert r. Downhatn.
and oistcr. Mrs. Benjamin NcEne~
Aitcheson.
Tho deceased was member OF An.
drew Jackson Lodge Of Masons: Mount
Vernon Chapter. Royal Arch afasorY.
old Dominion Commandery. knight,
Tc'nplar. and Acca Temple. Mystico
Shrine. Ills funeral will take place
from his late residence at . o'clocy,
Friday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
Find Body OF Omccr.

NEW YORK, January 23.--Thc body
Of Lieutenant Charles J.. McMichacl.
aged thirty-four, medical corps, l.. IS
-. and attached to the ambulance
service a; ihe army camp at Alien t.
town Pa. was found in Il room at the
ClnriGgc iiptei here Tonight 10y army
"ihceis who wore seeking the officer,
VII" had overstaysd his furloush.
There Mas bullet wound in Nc
Michaeis right temple and Il pistol lay
near him, lie registered January 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
Mn. Su.nn Y. Graves.

LOUISA, VA, January 23.-Mrs. Su-
san V. Graves died at her old home
In Louisa County. January II. She
was the widow OF Captain Richard S..
Graves and daughter of DR.. Julian
Eean and Nary L.. k"an. she leaves
two daughters, Miss Ethe! Boston and
Mrs. .rohn Hunter: two grandchildren.
Miss Richie q. Mcclure and John l..
Mcclure. Jr.; also one sister. Mrs.
Lewis S. Pcndlcton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
Medical Ofictrs Elected

a. the recent annual meeting Of iii.
Medical Society OF pinwiddie County.
held in this city. tho following officers
were elected: President DIR. e.. VI.
Fcrkins. OF Reams: vice president, Or.
g >. podd. OF Petersburg: secretary.
Il. +. J. Wright. OF Petersburg. TIN.
County Medical Society will hereafter
meet with the Petersburg medical
faculty at its stated monthly moet.
inSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
Jitney Driver Fined.

eddie hl:crs. young jitncy driver
or TINS city was convicted in the
Musings Court to-day OF TRANSPORT.
inS 10 pints OF whisky from Balti.
more Ia an automobile to this city. and
was fined $3.50 and sentenced to Jail for
three months. .Akers was arrested on
December 20. and the automobile and
liquor were found 1T local garage.
nc car is in the custody OF the police.
ard may be conhscatcd and ordered
sold by the City Sergeant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
WANT SHORT DAYS
GniyerAal Seven-Hour Day DurinS Wnr
Period Favored b. Samuel
Gonncrs,
lEy Associated Pres..l


INDIANAPOLIS, January GA uni
veTSal seven.hour day during the period
OF tho war. instead OF present spas
modic suspension OF industries by the
fuc! administration to conserve coal
and relieve railroad congestion, was
suggested to-day by President Com
perg. OF the American Federation OF
Labor. in a speech TO the convention OF
United Mine Workers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
neIstnns rile Peace Terms.

HAVfE, January c3.-Thc Eelsisn
governments terms OF peace. SO far as
they concern Belgium herself, set forth
IN her reply to Pope Eenedict's peac.
note. made public to-day, are. IN sub
stance, absolute political, economic and
territorial independence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
ra.senser. Arc Warned.

LONDON, January ga dispatch 10
the pas!y Mail from The Hague says
IS reported tnAt some of tho passcn-
gers OH board the Holland American
HncT N!cuw Amsterdam have received
anonymous lrninGo not 10 sail for
me United states on her. The CORE
srondert ADDS that the warnings are
similar TO those ISSUED before the
Cunatd limo steamer Lusitania was
sunk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
Will Dl.russ Credits.

WASH INGTON, January oJ.--Forcign
credits will be taken up n meeting
OF credit men in Boston, February 4,
it Ta3 announced hero today. IT is
expected to prove the largest o. such
gatherings ever held here or abroad.
At least 500 firms and individuals will
he represented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
Dolly Six Mcrchsntm.n su,u

l.'HppN' January "3.--hSain The
ing Of British merchantmcu by
NINE OF auhnarInc has been held at
: low point Only six vessels nf 1900
sono or over and two under tina, ton.
mage we're destroyed In the past week
according 10 the Admiralty report 10.
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
Joy nay Wins nis Meet.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. y. T.,
January .3.--Joy Ray. OF Chicago, fail
cd TO lover his two-milc record in the
Milirosc meet here tonight lie non
the mile and half Eodman Wanamaker
by d wide margin and went on for the
two miles. finishing tho later i'll
o:22 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24

tCo1tinUed from First rage
had Eeen delegated 10 ,fcau VARIOUS
committees.
Democratic plans were laid te-dsy
in an Informal conference between Son
ator Martin. the floor leader. and sen.
ators King, Simmons and Shields and
REPRESENTATIVE Flt,od chairman Of tina
Foreign Affairs Committee of the
House 1t is understood that so mites
confidence was felt II Is not believed
the President will SO pcrsonail;' hi.
fore Congress or have 10 usS his vcto
power.
HErCBLIChNS nor NEnI
ENTHUSIASTIC JtSI NOW
Republicans did not Gisrla,' as com
bined enthusiasm over tho bill to-da:
as had been expected One or the II, os.
prominent men on tho itf, side Of the
chamber said:
What's the use: why should We
have another BODY IL We arc to have
The Same sort Of men as those now in
powerful places? WHO do we know
The President would ask the senate TO
ind6rst:'
Opinion obtains in Congress thu. tho
army reforms Will Re pushed rapidly.
regardless Of the legislative action.
Senate committee has brought ia lishl
startling conditions
The fact that Scc..tS!y rakcr to-
day dissolved tile Buroau cf Labor
Standards. which was the tarses 81;
much attack. Wa greeted witt salts.
faction by friends 81 the hii,
Packers 1t reform in army prc1ar-
edntsS said to-day the rcopenins -
the Senate inquiry would DISPLAY no
miontss On the part os The Military
Affairs Committee. !hey predicted
that Surgeon Genera! Gorsas would
be asked most searching questions
about the "nidemics in III. army
camps. Blame is noi ai-,rd at tho hoaI
or the ntdlca! corps, fof he recon-.
'nended change" long before they were
put Into erect and nronh..itd .hs;
epidtn7'ts 7roula oQcHY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
Death Of Mrs. Ida Dell Cone..

LfNCifBUEti, VA. January 33.-Mrs
Ida Ecll Conce. forty-cisht years of
age, wife OF Is. Il. Coffee. died SUNDAY
At her home near Clays. Her death Was
due TO apopleSy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
Mi.. JUL. Meredith Dead.

LYNCrIBURG. VA. January g.
Miss Julia Meredith. sevcnty-nine years
Of age, died Monday at the home OF "
H. Goodman here. She was d native
OF t.Tnchburs and spent her entire life
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
Grocer Dies in Alexandra,

ALEXANDRIA,, VA. January 20
George W. Jones. uiNtyasix years old
a grocer and former contractor ana
nniidcr. died while sitting In chair
At his home. $50 North Payne Street.
His wife. five daughters and a son
survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24

The "oman'S Christian Temperance
Inicn VIII observe to-morrow as a
day of prayer for ne tional prohibition.
ana invite the people of the city to
)oin with tho union in their homes Cor
tho success Of the prohibition amend.
,nent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24

LYSCHECRG. VA. January %
Joseph 7. Rogers. fcrty-cisht years OF
age. died a; the LynchburS Hospital
to-day following an Illness OF about a
year. He Is survived by his wife and
four children, Lacy t., Annie H..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
James Archibald Btack.

Rev. w. Thorburn Clarke. pastor OF
the Fulton Baptist Church OF Eich-
mond, will conduct the funeral services
Tomorrow afternoon at q O'Clock or
James Archibald Black. who died yes