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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
Mrs. Mary E. King
Weds E. d. Butts
Niece of Late U. S. Se,la-
ator and Descendant OF
Claybourns.

Mrs. Mary f. King. niece OF the
late United States Senator Lemuel
Jackson Bowdcn, OF Williamsburg.
was united in marriage last night at
$3.50 O'Clock to Emmett Dabney Butts.
son OF Rev. ID. G. c. Butts, of Hilton
vile NJ. Ia Church. Mr.. Butts is a
descendant of the Claybourns and
the Harrisons Of Virginia. The cerc-
mony was performed by Rev. 7. a.
Smopt. d. D., pastor of Centenary NJ.
II. Church. in the presence OF about
hfty friends OF the bride assembled
in the parlors of Mr.. and Mrs. w. f..
hockctt at tho Richmond Hotel.
Little Mary Daffin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Daflin. who are living at the
richmond Hotel. acted as ring bearer.
Mr.. Butts is secretary treasurer of
the Virginia Rubber Tire Company.
OF Richmond. In the marriage Ii
censc application the age of the bride
was given as so, and that of the
groom as 80 years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Butts will BIO at home at the Rich
mond.
at midnight a salad and ice cream
course was served in tho Red Room.
at which time the bride and groom
ana friends greeted the New Year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01

community said ovor long distance
telephone that Mr.. Lloyd had been
placed In jail for n minor offense. and
while In his cell his clothing had in
some way become ignited. causing
such serious injury that the injured
man succumbcd today. The occur
renee took place yesterday. and II
was stated that Lloyds clothing APP
parently became ignltcd by ciga-
rette In his mouth. although II was
declared that he had been searched
before being locked up. He was
found unconscious with his clothing
burnt on him and In such condition
mat nothing could be done for him.
Lloyd was formerly associated with
the Danville Lumber Company here
but about year ago. left for Crcwe,
where no was in business for him
self. He Is survived by his wife and
four small children. The body will
arrive here tomorrow afternoon, and
the intermcnt will take place In this
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
Mrs. Margaret whrpp,c.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Dec. 81
Mrs. Margaret Whipplc. wife of
Leon r. Whipple, at one time direc-
tor of journalism at the University
of Virginia. died Thursday at New
York hospital, after n short Illness
Tho funeral services were conducted
by the Rev. Percy Stickney GRAFT
of the Church of the Ascension. on
Firth Avenue. New York. The body
was crematcd. Mrs. Whipple was,
before her marriage. Miss Margaret
Hubbard. OF Detroit and Florida. and
was 30 years OF age. She was mar
ried in 1919. Besides her husband
she is survived by a boy two weeks
old. Mr.. Whipple is now with the
department OF journalism of New
York University.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
AT THE THEATERs ALL THIS WEEK

AcADEMYvconto BlaSco Iosomcn OF tho
" '0" "a '"'
In Monday Tu.,,av
Meanesday "A
Saturday. Good comedies dcachd '~' NN
Observation-Disclosures Bar hem in .rolab
Good comedies $500 -" "''N
N> NNNo N0"'eu'o' aooeu
oi"-uey In Good md We'd
nesd Hoo Gibson
comedies added ~ >1''"'' ''''
ODtON-cara kimball
Dawn OF
Al-star
comedies added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
MRS. C. G.. POWELL is
DEAD AT AGE OF rs
Mother OF Fred II. Powell, President
of Common Council-Funernl
Arrangements Incomplete.

Mrs. Columbia G. Powell. aged 76.
died In her home. 20I5 Park Avenue,
yesterday morning. following an cx-
tended illness. While she had been
In declining health for year or
more. her death was unexpected. and
came as a shock to her family and
friends.
Mrs. Powell was the widow of Tay-
lor II. Powell, n merchant. who was
stricken while performing jury scrv-
Ice in the Law and Equity Court
some years ago. She is survived by
two sons-Fred II. Powell. president
Of the Common Council. and Hugh T.
POWELL. with whom she made her
home. Until Ill health forced her
retirement, Mrs. Powell was active
In tho work of Grace Street Baptist
Church.
Arrangements for the funeral had
not been perfected last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
1921 CHRISTMAS DINNER
IS HELD BY COMPANY
Family Of Garrett and Mas.
sic Get Together at An
nual Party.

The annual Christmas dinner and
"Set-together party" of employees, Of
iicers and stockholders of the Garrett
q; Massic Company was held at Muir
phys Hotel. Thursday night The al
fair was most enjoyable. and proved
thoroughly typical .home folks"
gathering. Fred d. Fox presided and
called upon practically every one
present to say something. The short
talks were witty and entertaining. a
duet by the Misses Crowdcr. n solo
by l.. II Bcardsley, accompanied by
Miss Ethlynd Phillips: several seicc-
lions by Miss Martha Lewis and n
reading by Mr.. Gaines were especially
appreciated. Plans for the coming
year were discussed and officers OF
interorganizations were elected. Those
present were:
H. NJ. Gaines and Mrs. II. NJ.
Gaines. G.. Edmond Massie, Mrs. T.. p.
Garrett and Mrs. G.. II. Braucr. J. T..
Lambeth. Fred d. Fox and Hiss MIL
dred Fox. Richard Carter. G. a. ZeIg-
Ter and Mrs. Zciglcr. C. F. Dunkley.
J. Calvin Young. Robert p. Moore.
Jr.. and Mrs. Moore, Samuel Conner,
J. l.. Smith and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Susie
d. Smith. w. ]. Tilier and Mrs. Tillcr,
II. +. Saunders and Mrs. Saunders.
G.. Il. Lewis and Miss Martha Lewis.
D. Q. Williams and Mrs. Williams.
J. G. Birchett and Mrs. Birchett. l..
II. Beardsley. Lewis Mcclellan. G.. II.
Mcclellan. Phil Moon and Mrs. z. a.
Moon, Leslie a. Tucker. Misses Ruth
Crowder. Elsie Crowder, Ethiynd
Phillips, Margaret Dillon, Mrs. Mary
l.. Dillon. Misses Annie Blumc. Ada
Lewis. Lillian Wright. T.. r. Wright.
Miss Edith Walker, w. Il. Bell. Miss
Ruth Barnes. Mrs. Gladys Whltby.
Miss Edith Rlnckwitz Mrs. Annie
Mountz. Mrs. j. G. Weiss. Mrs. Irma
Murdoch and Mrs Clara Warren
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01

.HARD|NG'S FARLEY SERIES
PLAN GAINS PROMINENCE
Delegates Informally Discuss
Proposal for Recovering
of Powers.
DEFINITE ACTION ~ LIKELY
developments Since Early Pnrt of
Conference Have Beclouded Pros
pectH of Rresident's Denire because
OF Several DisaSreements.
DEFINITE ACTION ~ LIKELY
tpy Asaociated rress.l


WASHINGTON. Dec. a1.-wIth the
Washington negotiations approach
Ing their conclusion. President Hard
ing's proposal for a future series Of
similar, international meetings IS
coming to the front once moro in the
informal discussions Of the delegates.
Thus far. IL outward manifestations
nro taken as n guide, tho future con-
lorenzo question has been one OF tho
least clearly defined Of all the Is
sues considered here. Most or the
delegates believe they can see the end
OF their labors in connection with both
armament and the Far East. but none
seems to have a clear idea of what
action Is likely to be taken in the di-
raction of reconvening OF the pow
crs to dlscuss world problems.
Gained Much support.
When tho Presidents suggestion
for continuing series OF intcrna-
tonal gatherings FIRST emanated from
the White House early in the arms
negotiations. It was said by high ad-
ministration officials that tho plan
might be regarded as n stepping
stone 10 an association OF nations"
Mr.. Harding. II was declared. would
he greatly disappointed II no agree
ment for future meetings came out OF
the Washington conversations.
At that stage OF tho conference,
when definite settlements appeared
likely in regard to all classes Of
naval armament as we'll as all of the
the suggestion found support in
practically every ono OF the forelgr
delegations. II was agreed that some
action 10 fulhll tho Presidents de-
sircs seemed likely az soon M the
primary purposes OF the conference
were attaiped.
Attitude Somewhat Changed.
Developments since, however. have
considerably bccloudcd the prospect.
Failure to agree on submarines and
auxiliary craft. and obstacles en-
eountcred In the Far Eastern nego-
tiations. are conceded TO have pre-
scented n somewhat changed situation
Upon highest authority. It now IS
said that tho American delegation
sees no reason TO plan II future meet
Ing to discuss auxiliary naval anna
mentI until there has been unmistak-
able evidence OF a change OF attitude
on the part of powers who have
found themselves In disagreement
here. AT the same time. ndministra-
tion officials describe the Presiden.
ms still hoping for 6uch conference.
The foreign delegates. for the most
mart, are remaining silent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
Frederick A. w. AIdrrdrc,

PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. a.
Frederick a. w. Aldridge. 63 years
old. died In his home on tho Conduit
Road. Chesterfield County. following
stroke OF paralysis. He was ap-
parenuy in good health until about
1880 o'clock Thursday night, when
he fell on his porch. He leaves n
widow, three sons. Monroe. T. w. and
w. +. AldridEe, and five daughters,
Mrs. w. =. Gibbs, Mrs. S. W. Cole.
Mrs. NJ. r. Throckmorton, Mrs. Lin
wood Winfree, Mrs. Charles Walden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
BLOODHOUNDS LOCATE
DEAD WOMAN'S BODY
Augusta County Woman Believed to
Have Taken Own
Life.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.l
STAUNTON. VA. Dec. 3l.-Follow-
ing the trail set by bloodhounds to
the bank OF Middle River. near Knise-
Iey's Mill. scarchers early this morn
ing discovered the remains OF Miss
Bette Peters. 40. OF near Mt. Sidney.
in tho water. The woman disappeared
yesterday afternoon. and Il was not
until bloodhounds had been given the
trail where she was last seen that
efforts to locate her were success
full.
The county coroner viewed the body,
but deemed an investigation unneces-
sary. all evidence pointing to suicide.
1t Is said Miss Peters mind had been
unbalanced since last spring. when
her father died.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01

OF cotton financially impossible are
expected TO form part of tho discus
sion.
The pink bowl worm. which has
appeared in portions of Louisiana,
Texas and New Mexico, 1t was said,
I>-obably will also come In for discus
sion along with the boil wccvil. Rep
rcsentatives from those States who
may be in tlso conference membership
VIII be expected 20 have first-hand
reports on the boil worm and means
which are being used by tho Federal
and State governments to prevent its
spreading to other sections and also
TO eNtcrminate 1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
EMPLOYEES EAT DUCK
KILLED BY EMPLOYER

Members OF the firm OF Allan.
Savillc and Snead. Inc. real estate
dealers. and employees had their
scmiannual banquet and get-toEether
meeting Friday night at tho Motor
Inn. Covers were laid for twelve
guests. and Edgar Allan. Jr, -prcsi-
dent of the firm, was toastmaster.
a most pleasing feature of tho
menu was wild duck killed by Robert
l.. Sarillc, OF the firm. The work OF
the past year was reviewed and plans
for 1922 discussed. Mr.. Sneadt pre-
dicted steady return to norman con-
ditions and was optimistic over the
business outlook.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
RGINIA FARMERS
TO PROPOSE LAWS
CONTINUED From First page.)

\ e.
State experiment statiot. increase in
tho appropriation to the bureau of
pmarkets and statistics OF tho State
Department OF Agriculture.
| The State convention divided on
Estate bond issue for highways. and
this Will scarcely be in the program
fof the union for this session OF the
Legislature.
To Oppose Highway Routes.
Routes selected by tho State High
Ehy Commission for the State high
Eay system Will also be subject to
opposition from delegations from va
pous sections OF tho state, and tho
touting of the highways and the
sond Issue TO provide funds for high
ray work. Will be among the stellar
objects for discussion upon the floors
Z tho two houses.
THE bond Issue will vie for first
Ink honors with tho question Of the
jergcr OF the medical colleges ~ the
tato; with the measure providing
pr the redistricting OF the House and
hnatorfal districi<. and with the
ther major measures. which includes
he question OF the continuation or
!he State Prohibition Enforcement
Department.
Educational laws Will also feature
she sessions OF the solons. These Will
include the compulsory education
Jaw, the county unit of administra-
zion which will provide for the
Adjustment of the present trustee
Electoral board and the county board
rs organized. and the substitution OF
more efficient and powerful county
Nbonrd. Other educational measures
WIN provide for the revision OF the
textbook law and provide for a
horter term OF contract with pub
Nehere, while another measure will
tovide for the showing of movies in
: lountry district.
Session to he Lively.
iarly every business represented
The directory OF the State Will
some measure OF some sort or
er for the consideration of the
makers. and the session is ex-
ted to be one OF the livliest held
many years.
70 announcement has as yet been
fde as to arrangements for the In
Duration OF Governor Elect Il. Lee
inkle. 1t is understood that plans
tder consideration depend great
}al upon the weather conditions
jhich Will prevail on February !, in
huguration day. 1t is probable that
fhe Inauguration ceremonies will vie
m military features with the in
huguration OF Governor Henry Car
her Stuart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
Diaz and jacques Send
Greetings to Macnider
tRy Associeted Press.l

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Dec 81.
-Hanford Macnader national
commander or the American
Legion, yesterday received New
Years greetings from General
Armando Diaz, OF Italy and
Northumberland Baron JAG
ques. OF Belgium. Both toured
the United States recently as
guests of the legion. The cable
gram from General Diaz follows:
Exchanging beartiest wishes
for happy New Year and ar
firminG the highest comradeship
and sympathy between the
veterans of America and of
Italy"
General Jacques cabled:
Best thanks and most sincere
New Years wishes for the legion
and It's commander on behalf Of
the Belgian army"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
SEEK INDIAN REPUBLIC;
FIGHT IF NECESSARY
AU-India MosIcni League Opens Con-
ventiOh I'm Relligcrent
Spirit.
IRy ASSOCIATED Press.l

ARMEDEBAD. BRITISH INDIA.
Dec. 30.-A plea for an Indian re-
public to be called the United States
of India. to be declared January /.
and TO be attained by guerrilla war
fare II necessary. was the principal
feature of the address OF President
Hazrat Mohani. of the AIl-Indian Mos
lem League. in opening the annual
session OF the league here TODAY.
Mohani Invited Mohnndas GandhI.
leader OF the nonco-operation move
ment, who was present, 10 form n
parallel government with its own
Parliament and armies. Mohani ad-
mitted that such government could
not be maintained by peaceful meanc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
To Call for Hank Statements.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 31.-CaIl for
the condition OF national banks as
Of the latter part OF this month Will
be Issued early next week by Comp
troller OF the Currency Crissinger. II
was indicated today at the Treasury
Under tho law, officials explained,
five such calls are made nnnunlly
and four only have been made this
year. The comptroller. however, is
allowed five days Of the new year in
which to issue the final call.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
Miss Kate TompkIn..

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Dec. 81.
Miss Kate Tompkins. aged So. a
trained nurse widely known through
out this section. Is dead ut The Bar
racks" tho home of her niece. Mrs.
virginia t. Carr. She was a daugh-
ter OF the late DR.. Samuel w. Thomp
kins and his wife. Sara Gilmer. OF
Albemarle County. Miss Tompkins is
survived by one sister, Miss Lucy
Tompkins. OF Scottsville. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
BEAUVAIS TO TESTIFY
IN STILLMAN CASE
Indian Guide Arrives In Montreal to
he Ready for Hearing
January II,
tBy Associated Press.l

MONTREAL. Dec. S1.-Fred Beau
walls. Indian guide. named rs CO.
respondent in the Stillman divorce
case, arrived today from Quebec. and
Will be available when the cxamina-
ton of Canadian witnesses begins
January IL.
Bcauvais stated emphatically that
while in Quebec he had not convcrsed
with Mrs. Anna u. Stillman or her
counsel, who reached there yesterday
on their way to Grand Anse to line
up witnesses to combat charges of
intimacy between her and Beauvais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
Director Tranord Improves.

While tho condition OF Director T..
w. Trafford. OF the Department OF
Public Utilities, was reported as
slightly improved yesterday, Informal
tion was to the effect that he is still
In serious condition. He Is under
treatment for an attack OF pleurisy.
having been confined to his home for
about one week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
Juucs NJ. Cnsb.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Dec. 81.
James NJ. Cash. merchant and
farmer residing near Hot Springs,
Va. died yesterday at local hospi-
tai, where he was n patient only four
days. He was a son OF the late Rob-
ert II. Cash. and was born and reared
at Eagle Rock. Va. He was GS years
OF age. The body was taken on the
1:l5 train this morning to the Hot
Springs. where the funeral and In
torment will occur Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
SEEK INJUNCTION TO
RESTRAIN DRY AGENTS
PIeI BROTHERS. OF New York. Would
Continue Making Beer for Mcdl-
c1nnl Purposes.
y Associated pressl

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Hearing on
the application of Piel Brothers, brew :
crs. for temporary injunction re-
straining Federal officials from inter
fering with the manufacture of beer
for medicinal purposes, was held be-
fore Federal Judge Garvin In Brook
Ign today.
AGidavlts of thirty physicians were
submitted. tcstifying to their belief
In the efficacy Of beer as medicine.
Judge Garvin reserved decision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
DIES AFTER FIGHT
Petty ofcer of,Dreadnought Idaho Is
Victim.

LOS ANGELES. CAL, Dec. al
Aifred Henry Oehl. of Detroit. Mich.
hief notify officer on the dreadnought
paho. died yesterday from injuries
tceived in fight with a seaman on
,e battleship Thursday night. 1t be-
mc known today.
While fleet officers werc silent. It
eame known that ono man Is under
est and VIII face n court martial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
IA. LLOYD Dies Of Burns.

DANVILLE, VA, Dec. 31.-News
was received this morning from
Grove of the death there from burns
of r. a. Lloyd. formerly OF this city,
now in the lumber business at that
point. Members of his family, who
wired for full details. received no
answer hut police officials of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
DIAMOND DEALER SLAIN
Gems Found Undisturbed, Robbcr,
Unable to CompIete xyorL

Unable to Complete Work.
MEMPHIS. Dec. 3l.-Police are en-.
deaVoring today to clear up the MUIR
der OF julius Flach. diamond mer-l
chant. whose body with bullet hole
through the head, was found lying In
an alley in the negro section. last
night.
a number of valuable stones that
flach carried were found in hts wal-;
let. Police believe he was killed by.
hishwayman. who was frightened
away before he could rob the body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
no SEN Corporatlon at Auction

DETROIT. Dec. 31.-The Lincoln
Motors Corporation which was re-
Gently placed in receivership, will be
sold at auction February I, under an
order issued In Federal court hcre
today by Judge Arthur ]. Tuttls,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
BLOWS SELF TO BITS
Mnn Cornered by omccrs. Lights by.
mantle Fusc

JACKSON. MISS, Dec. s1,-Cornered
by officers seeking to arrest him on a
charge OF disturbing the peace, Vonn
Carr. Illinois Central Railroad em-
nioye, early today lighted the fuse to
a charss of dynamite AMI blew hin
self to atoms. s2iSY .S Z, n q Ii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
moIIdny nt CItr IInll.

lew Years Day will be observed
\day by all City Hall and mu-
Sal department. attaches. The
vii he generally observed, many
big plants and stores having
ed to keep closed all day. The
Will not function, and all State
Federal Offices wifi observe tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
Or. blair Hcnd, scIcntI,t,

TORONTO. Dec. 31.-Dr. Cullen
Blair. Of the University OF Illinois.
was elected president OF the Ameri-
can Society of Horticultural Science
at its closing session today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
Funeral OF Mrs. Rosn II. Hudson.

itOSH ID.
Funeral services for Mrs. Rosa
Bailey Hudson who died Wednesday
night at her home, 25l+ Hanover
Avenue. were conducted in Calvary
Baptist Church yesterday afternoon
at o'clock. by Rev. c. a. Jcnkens.
pastor. assisted by Rev. G. O. Tuttle.
pastor of Grace Methodist Church.
The pallbearerS were L. NJ. Perry,
Charles Ford. w. NJ. Fodic. l.. Briggs
Richardson. G.. Freeman McGrudcr.
James c. Latimer. DR.. c. +. Ross. OF
Richmond. and Robert c. Glass. OF
Lynchburg. Interment was in River
view. Among the many beautiful!
floral tributes were several from
newspaper men. who became ac
quainted with Mrs. Hudson through
their friendship for the late TON
mic" Atkins. sporting editor OF the
old Richmond Journal, who was her
son-in-law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
Mrs. q. l.. Funkhouser Dead.

NrS. q. Il. FNnkhOWNer DcnU.
Mrs. Mary Ritter Funkhouser, aged
%. died Friday evening at 6:25 O'Clock
in her home, 90 South Elm Streets
after an illness of several weeks.
She was we'll known locally as a
singer. She is survived by her hus-
band. G.. l. Funkhouser, and an in
FAINT daughter; her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Ritter: three sisters. Mrs.
+. T. Underwood. Of Phoebus. Va:
Mrs. Il. L. Phillips and Miss Lois Rit-
ter. and by one brother. j. w. Ritter.
Jr., all of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
MRS. JAMES M. CARTER
DIES IN HENRICO HOME
Wife Of Farmer Expires After Illness
of Several Observation-Disclosures or
Seventh street Church.

Seventh street Church.
Mrs. Georgia Mills Carter, wife of
James Morris Carter. n farmer of
Hcnrico County. died In her home
last night at s:3o o'clock, after an
illness OF several months. having been
confined to her bed for the last
ninety days. Mrs. Carter WAS born
In Hanover County. She was a mem
her OF Seventh Street Christian
Church, OF Richmond, and was known
to many persons In the city and the
surrounding counties.
Mrs Carter is survived by her hus-
band, three daughters, Miss Virginia
Garnett Carter, OF Washington: Miss
Countice G. Carter. Miss Bessie James
Carter and Mrs. Charles L. Limerick.
and four sons. James NJ. Carter. Jr
Harry Lee Carter. William Plummer
Carter and Curtis Mills Carter, all
OF Henrico County. Two sisters. Mrs.
VI. NJ. Stratton. OF Richmond. and Mrs
George o. Hall. of Los Angeles. Cal.
and two brothers. William Nicholas
Mills of Newport News. Va, and Ed
ward Mills, of Los Angeles, Cal. also
survive her.
Funeral arrangements had not been
completed last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
ute Crops Proposed.

Crops to be produced In sections of
the cotton States where the weeviI
is so numerous as To mako growing