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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
TELLS It TO THE
D. PLANT LUCE MAN
Prominent Virginia People Re-
,,late in Signed Testimonials
~ How They Were Helped.
MRS. JULIA A. ELEY, LATEST
claims She Owes Her Good
Health to the New Herbal
Remedy, Plant Juice.

.--ef late years whon r. uo,..., 1,.
icoyerv Is ,rrd. Mn "'S
Sdemand.d ., ,b.,f,
2Sstabltshed 80 -" pc
whom tho lrvn,t,1r d, r,,. 'H' V"
5personauy so S''''l
thaso .clrctrJ "''' on
i -1,iant .T,,tr. n.. '7 rec.
a. far NOR. ....r ''
thai none Of Tia IN
relieved nav, ~, gay i',S
Fit has mo; Nyi,n e.r.-,l 7.,.'
almost ever, ,ue.Y,~
1t Is repaatIrr .., "'"ohh
ATTENDED + III oibe- 'A
day numerous srr,1
are received Crc.r I,-. '.H.
flying TO tho p-.y tf.,
10 health ~ plan, Jg,,, .'''H
..Among many ctrc.g r
/ statement OF A'rs Jy-I,,
1 promincnt !ady Of Go, .
hos wide uc1u3t, no
said: -t
suffered - RI i,rv ..,-. ....s
fSstonach ana kidney raan.r. Aka =
I q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
MR.. DODSON WARNS
USERS Of CALONEL
Says Drug Acts Like Dyna-
mite on Liver and IOu
Lose a Days Work.

There's no reason why person
should ;akc siclteninE, salivating
calomcl when few cents buys Il
large bottl. Of Dodson's Liver Tone
a perfect substitute for calomcl.
1t is pleasant. vegetable liquid
which Will start your liver jus; as
surely as calomel. but IL doesn't make
YOU sick and cannot salivate.
children and grown folks can take
Dodsons Liver Tone. because il Is
perfectly harmless
Calomcl is 4 dangerous drug. 1t is
mercury and attacks your bones.
Take a dose Of nasty Calomcl today
and YOU Will feel weak. sick and
nnuscatod tomorrow. Don't lose a
days work. Take a spoonful OF 'Dod-
sons Liver Tone instead and You will
wake UP feeling great. No more
hiliousncss. constipation. sluggish-
ness, headache coated tongue or sour
stomach. Your druggist says Il you
don't find Dohson's Liver Tone acts
be;tcr than horrible caiomcl your
money IL waiting for you.---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
RKlEY ADAMS MAY SIT
in CLUB MERGER CASE
sough Nonresident Member of
ecstmOrclnnd He Has Taken
No Part i'm Voting.

Es Enough Il nonresident Mcmbcr, OF
|1lle% WestmorcIaud Club. Borklcy u.
|E8hdAns, of tho State Corporation Com
Hnts6ion. may sit mex, TUESDAY morn
EtnE when the commission is schc-
Sduhd TO hear tho petition Of tho
ssHSstmoroland and Commonwealth
Clubs to approve their merger agree
'meRt.
Mr.. Adams finds himself somewhat
i'm rthc position Of his colleague.
sdecMnod To take part .n deciding ting
case a~becnuEc of his membership in
ithe eWcstmorcinud. y difference in
MAJOR Forward voted on The merger
|pToposal and Mr. ADAMS dld not lie
lh}Tetoforc has taken no active in
ltStest IN The rroeeediings,
s,Sudge William !. Rhea. The chair
imsn, is the only member Of the COM
mission VINO IS not " member OF tn"
|a W., In Should Mr. Mans
iqtiorum AMI. cousoGucutly, no deci-
sion as 20 whether or not tho agree
mint nf consolidation between the
tho clubs is valid. The Supreme
.CSnrt OF Appeals or the special court
.thnt may h" summoned 10 hear tho
lcese. has no authority to act cNccut
atR0n an HnneAt from IN" ONtlSlNn
CT. The Corporation Commission
Mr.. Adams said Yesterday Nc had
not positively made up his mind as
,totwhat course nc should pursue hut
if,is his opinion now that he should
sit. after making an explanation OF
his position in tho matter.
lHS. Case May he tiuitcd.
&tHt is pointed ont that. should h"
tdpclinc 10 take part. the case Will
5bG abruptly halted because ~ a lack
OF courts to decide. II is generally
Understood that the petition will hc
Appealed from the decision Of the
ickmmissicn, no mater whit its de
SclSion may he. Without 4 decision.
ithorc will. of course, ho no appeal.
*, When the case comes 90 the SUI
.prcme Court. II is probable that a
special tribunal Will hc summoned to
sit. since all these judges arc also
.rhembcrs Of the Wcstinorcland. The
3atlw provides for this contingency
In the case Of tho Supreme Court.
ibWt- makes no provision for tho Cor
tnpritton Commission.
holly contested. Though a large ma
j6rity of both clubs adopted Il At
ltUrneys Il J.. Cox and samuel \.
s.fhdcrson represent clients who viii
jrrhkc II determined hght against IL
AK contrary both to the laws OF Nir-
ESlnia and the constitution OF tho
sMeStmorclan club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

yesterday morning. After running.
over the boy. Reynolds is said 10
nave Disappeared ut an alleged rapid
rate o. speed. and WAS NOT captured
until several hours later
me injured lad WAS rushed to liy-
E'ia HOSPITAL by j. T.. Euhank, in
front OF whose store the accident oc-
into the hospital
Bysianders got tho license number
or me ear as II WAS being driven
hWay. ana II did not take Captain
{ Il. Samu"ls. OF the traffic depart
ment. and his cor'ps of as:istant,
long To lcprn the mime of the. owner
OF The car. aud that of the driver.
They immediately swore out Il war
rant charging Mr.. Reynolds with in
voluntary mansiaughtcr. His arrest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
WIFE OF AMBASSADOR
CRANE CHRISTENS SHIP
iucrtcau Woman Iunorcd by CHI
nc>r IiuilhrrS al Largest 1tuat
nuilt In Shanghai.

SWNNGHNI, july NV hon mo
biggest ship ever huilt in china was
launched at Shanghai recently, Mrs.
Charles Il. Crane. wife Of the newly
appointed American Minister to
china. crashed the bottle OF cham
pagar against tho hull as IT started
down tho WAYS. chTirtcning the vessel
The Mandarin.
The Mandarin. which Will have "A
Cargo-Carryiny capacity of 1880
tons. being 4ii feet long. and with
beam of - feet. is the first of four
sister ships contracted FOR with the
Eiaurnau Dock and Enriuccrinr
Works OF Shanghai by the United
States Shipping Board. The other
three vessels are 10 be- launched in
coming months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
PRICELESS BOOZE TIED
d UP ON DOCKS AT HAVRE
Owners Cannot Sell In France and
- do Not Know where
~ ia shin 10.

~ - NV Universal SSrSlCc.l
fppARlS. lulS li.--Not 4 single Man
hattun cocktail can he had for love
or money in France today. since the
ETench EoToriimrnt has remained oh
Citrate in it's refusal TO allow me
thousands Of barrels of American
9Nhiskcy consigned to one OF the
slarEcss American firms in Paris to en-
ter France.
5 ,.For almost six months tho docks
of Hacrc haV" hccn cOngcstcd WIN
mounds Of barrels, filled With tn,
Nuuid that american throats are
! rhirstlng for. But uusci1ahlc IL re-
! Mains. this liquid. so near but so In
1hitely far away.
ttThc owncrss OF the whiskc yrrgo
Pare. in the meantime. being almost
sruincd by dcnurragc charges. ail!
are mt their wits ends 10 know what
10 do with their priceless consirn-
j. n3eni Return II To America. they
Seanno;. and shipping II on chance To
s}anoiher por; Is practically out OF
Sthc question, as most European couu-
I tiles have importation restrictions
as atrinrcn: as the French.
W, The cargo is worth hundreds Of
thousands of doilars-almost mil
) bon. the irate owners contend II tho
peemium on American whskcy in
France today could be calculated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
How to Mske Orange Ice

boil one quart water and
two cups sugar seven ar eight
minutes. Add two cups orange
juice, the juice of one lemon ana
"a little grated orange rind. Care
should he taken to remove only
the outside tthc thin yellow cont
ingD from the rind. Coal nnd
freeze. using three parts ice to
ono part salt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
DANISH WOMAN DEPUTY
Is FOR LEGAL EQUALITY
Declares husband aud wife Must
iinNc Same flights II tondi-
lions Are To Improve.
HY MADAME MUNICH.
First Danish ttaIuun DENNY

CbFENIINGf.N. luIy l5.-iius-
band and wife must have exactly the
saric legal rights / social conditions
are To h" improved As long as tho
husband remains the stronger. by
bctwccn man and woman.
Equal pay for equal work and an
opportunity for women to enter any
career th'y wish are other requisites
for 4 better balanced social order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

I.pNDON. July l5.--Oil has given
= now town - South wa.ct u lies
In a great hci'ow surroundc.i by hills
and rs four miles from Swansea
docks.
''oilvillc" Is being erected in con-
pcction with the hugc plant OF The
National Oil Il, hnerlcs. "a compon.nt
corporation OF the Anglo Persian OH
Company. There will be six gigantic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
14-YEAR-OLD ROLAND
. LAMPKIN KILLED BY AUTO
G. Fred Reynolds, Salesman, Driver
OF Inflated Car, Speeds Away,
NCrOr,linr To Police.

Roland Lampkiu. aged II. c0l
North Thirty fourth street, was run
over and fatally injured by an auto
mobile owned hv the stone Motor
COMPANY. and driven by {. frcd Key
nolds. near the corner of twenty
SIXTH and BROAD streets. about ll:Su
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
Ship Your Bags to
Casper Burlap Bag Mfg. Co.,
Fitzgerald, Ga.

Buyers of second hand cotton and
hurlap bags. Favor US with your
next shipment OF bags and you will
become one OF our many regular Gus
toners.
). CASPER, Sales Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

followed shortly afterwards. He
gave his age az 20. his occupation
as salesman for the Stone Motor
Company. and his address as Muir
phys Hotel
the afternoon on bail for his ;inpoar-
ance IN Police Court today. Funeral
hrrahScmchts Tor young Lainpi<in
VIII he announced later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
Strikr stop, uo.ritnI Work.

ClilCNtiD. JuIv la.-WOrk on Tho
now army general hospital was halt
cd today when the 1000 wurknon
struck The walkout followed a dis
agreement between tho structural
and ornamental :ron workers. unions
as To which should place the steel
window frames
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
In Pa, Mayor Reported slain.

HUENpS AIRES JUiv ia dis
patch from TAua, ia The Chil.au Pro-
vince Of Tardpaca. 10 the Nduion to-
day, says tina, Mayor Cusicaumtu!. OF
La iaz. is reported TO have hccn as
SuSSinatcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
.1sottlc Hoover. adjourn Meeting.

q, CHATTANOOGA. TENN. luly 10
The international Association Of
Glass Bottle blowers. which has hcon
N --sSssion here Tor the past two
.Mceks this afternoon rc-cl,-,t.d all
Old officers Tor another ,orr and
Inted 10 nee; next year IN Montreal,
Canada.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

tanks. each holding million gallons
OF OIL. as VOL as many smaller tanks,
crude oil from Persia and Mcsopo-
taia VIII be pumped to tho town
from Swansea docks.
a wise man will keep in the house
u bottle OF DIR. SETH hRNOLDS BAL
SAM against sudden attacks Of Bowel
Complaints. Warranted by j. f.
Baucr.-hdy
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-06
SINN FEINERS DRILL
 IN BROAD DAYLIGHT
tBy United Press)

Dublin, May 6.-The secret Sim fein Army of the Irish Republic" now aggregates more than 150.00O men, according to claims made by Sim Fein officials
 Some hitherto unpublished details of the organization and equipment of this Underground" army were given the United Press by a member of the Sim Fein cabinet whoh as been active in the work of organization and holds high rank in the army.
 He declared that the organization is completely equipped with small arms, such as rifles and revolvers and "a certain amount of ammunition" Most of the troops" have their own uniforms Owing to the necessity of keeping their equipment hidden each man is made responsible Tor the custo- dy of the concealment of his own rifle and uniform. Neither the officers or men receive any pay.
 Our army is well organized in com panies, battalions and regiments on eSactly the same llneS as any other army" the Sim Feiner said Each town, village and district has it's com pany or battalion, which is known by the name of the district For instance here in Dublin there are four hattal- South Dublin battalion.
 "In spite of the strict surveillance of the Polish and English troops drill ing is going on constantly. Almost every night within few miles of the of Dublin I could show you units of our army at drill At present most of our attention is centered upon drill ing for guerilla warfare and scout ing"
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-06
HENDRIX, RIDDLES LAST CAME TODAY BULLDOGS TAKE OPENER Outfielder White Again Makes Good As Moundman-L. R. College
 Here Next Week

Meeting Henderson, Brown in theI final game of their 1920 series, theI Hendrix College 3Bullodgs expect toI take frmer grip on collegiate honors in Arkansas by making it three out of four from Tommie Lees diamond charges The team divided the two games played at Philadelphia. Next week, the Bulldogs and the State Nor nal Teachers will be the joint hosts of Little Rock College, which will tarry here long enough for four games. Hendrix has two games with the Uni versity of Arkansas at Fayetteville on May Fl and 22, and will meet State Normal in four games here the last week of May. Three of the games will be played on Normal field,
 So far as the 1920 football season is concerned, the decision of the trustees approving application for membership in the Southwestern Athletic Association, probably will have no effect The Hendrix schedule already has been partly made, and schedules for other Southwestern members have been drafted. If the Hendrix application is accepted by the association, however the Bulldog basketball and track teams likely will meet members of the association and meet few, if any Arkansas teams which are non-members. University of Arkansas. Kendall College of Okla homa and Southwestern University of Texas are samples of the opposition the Bulldogs will meet if they unite with the association.
 So far as is known now, the annual Hendrix Ouachita grid game will be staged at Philadelphia next year The Hendrix athletic policy, for the most part will be determined by Charles R. Woody of the University of Mis- souri, who will succeed w. M Head rick as coach. MT. Woody already has had one conference with officials of the local school
 Bill White, Hendrix dark horse, again pitched his teammates to a 6-to- victory over Henderson-Brow Wednesday in the first of two-game series. The game was fast and we'll played, White had a slight edge on Dunn, the Henderson Brown twirler.
 The Bulldogs put over successful bunting garage in the fourth inning and made four runs. To start the inning Dunn walked Williams, who ad vanced to second when Andrews beat out bunt Wahl also beat bunt, Williams scoring. With a squeeze play on, Myers bunted down the third base line. Andrews and Wahl SCOT ing. Mcdonald beat out a bunt, but was caught at second attempting to steal. Moore singled to left and scored on Whites triple to right.
 The visitors made couple in the sixth. Radford took second on Mont gomery's wild throw Brown doubled to right and Radford scored. Brown took third when White baked. He scored when Mcdonald let Taylor's grouader get away.
 Hendrix annexed two in the seventh when Moore hit to center for three bases and scored when White flied to Brown Montgomery walked and farris sacrificed. Montgomery SCOT ed when Few threw wild to catch Williams at first.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-06

Pimples and blotches on the skin are caused by bilious impurities in the blood. The right remedy is Prickly Ash Bitters. It removes the cause by purifying the blood, liver and bowels. Price $125 per bottle. Florence Drug Co.,, Special Agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-06

The condition of Rupert H. Weems, who on Sunday underwent an opera tion at the Hendrix College hospital, was reported today as considerably improved. He has not, however, full ly recovered from the immediate eff feet of the operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
THOMAS PISTOLS FOUND
ON FRONT SEAT OF CAR
Alleged That No Weapon Was
r., Found Near Body of Man Killed
st.ss by Dry Officers.
Especial 10 The Times pispa,ch)

s sEs Especial TO The Times pispatch.)
~ GRANVILLE, July l7.-Thc State au-
8thorities through Commemorative
Attorney Joseph Taylor. OF Henry
County, this afternoon took steps to
bind over to court the four officers
who are involved in the killing OF
Hosea Thomas, of Patrick County.
Pike PIX ms hau0F iaaeh car ." 'A' henry
The most important development to-
day was the statement made by Dep
was sent 10 Danrille TO question Fed
eral Officers j. y. WOOD and r. H..
Drummond, Jr., and who says that the
two men admitted 10 him that they
Both were fully loaded. Neither OF
them had been shot and both we're
wedgcd down between the cushions
on the front scat. The story OF the
first. No pistol was discovered lying
near the dead body OF Thomas IN the
cornfield.
The funeral of the slain man was
held at Endicoit in Patrick County
yesterday and was largely attended
The deputy sheriff. who attended the
obscQuics. said that the shooting has
provoken some little resentment.
Lee Clark clerk OF the l4,rick
said this morning that he knew
Thomas we'll and described him rs be-
ing quiet citizen. He married the
daughter of one OF the most promi-
ncnt and substantial citizens OF his
ncighborhood and WAS regarded as u
good man.
In other quarters no denial is made
that Thomas WAS hlockadcr but
was by no means a desperate charlc-
he has been characterized by one OF
tho officers involved in the shooting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
SIXTH MAN CHARGED AS
WEIGH SLAYER GIVES UP
AIabamans Accused OF Murder May
BE Removed to Another Jail
for Safe Keeping. d
BY Associated Press. !


LuNERNE, ALA. July IL +.
Sexton, the sixth man wanted in con-
ncc;ion with the murder OF John l..
WEIGH. which occurred late Thursday
iiEii;. surrendered himself to Sheriff
Il. j. Jones this morning and with the
I'VE who were arrested yesterday is
rc!ng held in the county Jail pending
the action OF the circuit solicitor. as
to whether the men shall be removed
10 another Jail for safe Keeping
An unusually large crowd has been
IN Pown today. gathering from all
parts of the county, and while there
has been 4 great deal OF talk in which
summary execution without benefit OF
conversations. the crowds have been
orderly and at late hour today il
was not believed a move would be
made in this direction. The county
jail is heavily guarded.
No date has been set for a prclirni-
nary hearing of the six men. who
are held on Il general charge of MUIR
der. and the Sherlffs forces are con-
tnuinE their Investigation with a
probable View OF duplicating others
in the affair.
After conferences with officials con-
Gectcd with the Investigation, Sheriff
Jones was instructed from the Gov
crnor's office late today to make an
piicaiion on Circuit Judge Gamble
for an order to remove the prisoners
from CrenShaw County
Sheriff Jones stated tonight that
he would no; attempt TO remove the
men until sunday, as he would not
be able 10 get in communication with
Judge Gamble before that time. The
removal was ordered as a precautions
AIRY measure, although no serious
trouble was apprchcndcd by the
sheriff. The men will he brought to
the Montgomery County jail, it was
said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
JOHN L. THOMPSON, VETERAN
OF WAR OF 1861-65, is DEAD
HEAVIER Dam Man Lost hrm -
Chnncciiorsvilic, Where Stone
wall Jackson Was Killed.

John II. thompson. veteran OF
the War Between the States, died
July II at Beaver Dam aged 81 Years
de was member OF Woolfork's Bat
terry of artillery and lost his righ,
arm at the battle OF Charlottesville.
where Stonewall Jackson was KILLED
after the war, he entered business
with only. 50 capital. making his
way until able TO purchase a home
and continuing the mercantile. SuSi-
ness there FOR forty-tcur years. untll
MS death from stroke OF paralysis
on July IL.
Mr.. Thompson married Miss (.
Blanche McGehec in 1868. She sur
wives him, together with four chill
dren, three sons and one daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
BOY Is KNOCKED OFF
CAR AND SERIOUSLY HURT
Charles T.. Loving Is Struck by IN
Automobile Parked in q

Charles l.. Loving. aged -. son OF
Charles Il. Loving. Sel North Twenty
third Street, Was Knocked from AN
lakewood and Broad Street car last
night about s O'Clock, and seriously
injured. Tie youth was said 10 have
been riding on the running board OF
the Gar and In leaning out TOO FAR
side OF q Street.
First aid to the injured boy was
rendered by the Virginia Hospital
ambulance and he was taken home
He was later transferred to Grace
Hospital. The hospital authorities
state that he is seriously hurt about
the shoulder, collar bone broken, and
cut about the head. They assert that
his injuries. though serious. Will not
prove fatal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
IL Wn. His unlurky Numbcr.

pANVILLE, va, July III. T.
Wilson, who says that his home is
in Pennsylvania, was arrested at the
Danville and Western hallway sta
ton today in midsummcr heat bear
Ing thirteen hot-watcr bags. all CON
tanning liquor. Wilson. unable TO give
$500 bail, was placed in the city cooler
and at once wired TO q. l.. Jones, al
Roanoke, 10 come 10 his assistance
Federal officers were waiting for Will
son when he came in from Patrick
County. and his two grips We're taken
in charge at once. About seven gal
Ions OF corn liquor was contained in
the rubber containers. which showed
signs OF good usage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18

Earle Lee Furfnan. OF baltimore.
Board for Vocation Education. lied
IhurSday morning a. stuart C'ircIc
Hospi'ai lie was the only son Of
LOUIS 81 thurman. formerly Of Svra-
49, y. -; but now of I'lor.tl He
was graduate Of Svracus. I-.ivar-
Sly receiving the LII. u. deg-na :,
a os Syr Mr.. Furman was a member .-
attended Harvard UniveryItv ~, : :
ooay was shipped 10 Fa!rpor,. y "
aa t;c,1in panied 10y MS parents. M
.'Hanls, OF Washington. D. c and
OF. Sergeant, OF RnitImnrn ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

The funeral of Mrs. ola Palmer
Gibson. wife OF J. Howard Gibson,
who died at the residence OF her par
enis, Mr.. and Mrs Charles l. pal
mer. 1901 Floyd Avenue, Thursday
AFTERNOON at 3:l5 O'Clock. took place
from Paramount Avenue 3artist
Church yesterdays. 'afterf,oon at $50
Mrs. Gibson. who hid been III for
me last seven months, is survived
by. ner husband and small daughter
DorotA?; her parents. Mr. and Nr.
Charles /. Palmer two sisters, Eve
Ign and Madeline; one brother, Lin
Eo2o IaiTncr and grandmother, Mrs.
services were coniu;cd hy Revs
Eo3eTt CaVerlce and Elmorc. Deacons
OF Fn!rmGunt Avenue baptist Churcb
acted as hOnorAry pal!nearcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
Ell VI, Henderson,

FRED EKlCkSBURG. July l7.-EIi
81 henderson. 81. Of WASHINGTON, d!od
YESTERDAY Of heart disease, while ne
itins at the home Of Lyan Allen p.
Fassapatanzy, King George Coiin,y
Mr. henderson Was "a native y. KIM
George County. Surviving ar. fn",s
CONS, John, James. william and par
Henderson, an OF Washington. three
daughters, Mrs r. y. Carver. Nrs
Ben White. OF Washington. ana Mrs
Pare Dodd, OF Iassapatanzy: ono sis
ter. Mrs. Belle Jones. OF Passapatni,zv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
ChnrIcs ". IIrnAhu

W INtlI ESTEN JuIy r,n.,I.,.
W Henshaw, .ds. wealthy .arnnr
aIed at his home near ITiddIn,y, -
.Ihnrsdny evening lie was an eidnr
IN tne fTesbyt"Tian Church ana prorr.
menu! identified with the Masonic
Fraternity; a widow. formerly MI.
Glsize. this county. and six sons a,,I
daughters survive 'S anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
Mrs. Mnry r. Wicl.r,,.

- II t.STER, Va, .Iu!y lT-Nrs
MS!y X Wickcrsham. -, n menb.r
or the society OF Friends died Thurs
Ny MIN al the home Of her cousin.
t s.' iitEh ;. LuDton q, Clcarbrnnii
She was the only daughter ~ III.
Iudoe pan!ei and Mary Roberts walker
her ooGy - TO he Inferred Sur',a y
dt hopeWell Meeting House