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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE
CONFERENCE FRIDAY
""'t"""t ti"hm"nd Citizens VIM
''' ~ '""n""i"rs for West
hhmrt"r College Students.

vocational guilauC. corf.ra,,.,
i"r N's'hamp;on college stidcn,.
VII b" conducted all day rr.dav -,
hampton during which rrool,-
nm men and womeut cI,ly.us -,
lt.e"m"rd VIII u:nciatv as counsellor.
me '"ni"r"nc" win be under no
"nSh.''s "t tho Southern woman,
hHlc1,iona Alliance. @: which nr
"cie J.. Hatcher is president
IN" purpose az the couc.y.uc. Il.
10 present /" the student body nt IN.
college tho many desirable fields of
business, religious. ncdicu! and wrlt-
inI work, emphns!zing tho con,para
''e advantages and disadvantages OF
chch. the natural ana acquired pu,Ii-.
ht" NI"ha necessary Tor success ana
"'H.r Information in choosing their
business or profession. The W..t
hampton Alumni Association of
which Mrs. Wilmer l.. OFlahcrty i.
president, Ia cooperating with ~,
hatcher In arranging the conference,
Morning, afternoon and cv.riup
sessions viii be- hclG. with divlsicr,i
conferences throurhou, tho day
social hour. from 80 o'clock In,
tn" afternoon. Will .uubl" tn" various
'c"hncci"rs' 10 meet with the stu
dents and faculty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
METlIODISTS GATHER
IN ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Special :" The Times Dlspatch1
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March
e Rev Harry Lee iout has gone
to Washington To attend the aunuai
baltimore Cnnf"reuc" Of til" Method
ISL triscorai Church. South. which
VIII he in session at the Mount V.r
non Place church from Murch 22 To
March - having completed his four
Years mere. which. by the Methodist
.''""'hfS system. requires that he no
transferred to some other location at
th's conference. Rev. Mr. liout and
Mra' li"ut were the recipients or
h"hy testimonials OF esteem from in
d!Nidrhls and organizations before
!'hNlns MIR. Hunt read his annual
s,"''s mtht l" his church, which
showed the work 10 be in excellent
condition in every way. lie rcportcd
a membership or GO3 the enrolment
ia me sunday school is ga. When
Mr.. li"ut began his pastorate here.
the church raised the FIRST year for
al! purposes. s4.7s9.47: this wears re-
port shows $l3,l9O.99 raised.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23

- ''paihs Is rcassuring sign that now Is
'he .ime TO strike Loyal and proud Rich
h"hoers i'll every walk of life are ready to
''n' up behind the library project and to
see through. There can he no doubt that
'"e whole city will join with tho utmost
,..n"Si.iSN'' once it is made plain that the
i"ns-deferred enterprise is now tn bo pressed
win unt'aECng determination until the
library becomes an actually
me several recent meetings have given
"C'oP'aoie guarantees that the present
movement is not merely a furry No NUT
Yer OF community interest has been ap-
preached with more unmistakable evidence
W e"serheSs and unity. The possibility of
'"''ur' mas hcen removed from considcra-
non Launched i'll such an atmosphere the
Library movement must he expected to lead
quickly TO conclusion OF the preliminarcs.
IN IN" quite near future. to the complete
realization OF its object
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
CORRECTLY NnluCh

= ENArOR GOOLRlCK'S estimate OF the
~ recent General Assembly WAS reaf-
iirmed without material alteration in his
address her" Yesterday and i'll his clchora-
ton of that estimate the Fredericksburg
Scion presented one OF tho ablest and fair
est discussions OF the Legislature the pub
lie has yet had. Incidentally. lie brought
Il most hcartening message in his report uf
steadily growing sentiment for the issuance
OF road bonds and his prediction OF early
legislative approval n a special session
Senator Goodrich : Indictment OF the Log
islature rests upon facts that must he known
to every person who followed the course OF
the recent session. facts that are ascertain
abl" by adversion 10 the record itself The
lack OF constructive results" is perfectly
obvious; lack OF Co-ordinatcd effort within
The House. as we'll as between the House
ana The Senate. was evident at every turn
OF the session; the absence OF effective lead
ership. particularly in the House. was most
marked except. perhaps. i'll The lane OF
Soiidiiytnc and encouraging the detcrmina-
tion OF the Delegates to stand fast against
progressive measures.
Fortunately. the FredorickShurg Senator
Went beyond a review OF his charges and
submitted an explanation OF the tendency
among. the Delegates toward reactioniSm.
That explanation is altogether logical. He
recalls that the members OF The House were
elected al = time OF acute financial depres-
sion Throughout the state The farmers.
particularly. were in distress and down in
the mouth. II was not particularly hap
py time for the fostering OF progressive mol
lo!eS Ill the public mind Certain pledges
We're exacted OF the legislators at that
time. Most OF these legislators considered
that such pledges had lost none OF their
validity by reason OF al cred conditions ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
W. H. BRAUER, 70, DEAD
At HOME OF DAUGHTER
Former Treasurer Of ucnrico
County and Confederate
Veteran Succunhs.

william Henry Braucr. for twelve
yours treasurer OF iicnrico County,
ana brother in-Iaw of tho Lar. Sir
Moses Ezekiel. noted scuIntor di.d
S'H'er"'y In the home Of his dnugh-
err Mrs. Hugh l.. Davis, $500 Yves,
Grace street MIR. Braucr was 20
years old He had been critically M
for the las, two weeks.
During the War between tho S,,,.s
Mr. Hrauer fought with the Tenth
virginia Cavalry under command M
MaJor-Hcn"rai William II. l.. Ice
Application for II state pension for
MIR. Braucr. as a Confederate veteran
was signed Tuesday before John T.
jotcr, notary public.
Mr. liraucr married Miss Josephine
i.~"kt"l. daughter OF Mr. and Mr..
Jacob Ezchicl. OF Richmond The
couple celebrated their golden we'd
hnE anniversary. December % 1oIc
i'HtInF IN" carly years or his life.
MI hr""tf was a farmer ana later
.nEaf"d IN tn" mercantile business.
he was for several years on the
Board OF Supervisors Of II.nrlrn
county When IIenrlco County was
under Republican control many yonrs
hEo. Mr.. Hraurr and others succeed
9" an freeing the county from that
rn'" and establishing Democratic
domination.
BESIDES his widow. lie leaves two
danGh tors. Mrs. William II. IIarbaurh
ana Mrs Hugh l.. Davis OF Richmond
and one son. Henry c. Hrn!.r. n-
sc" York city He is also survived
by thirteen grandchildren ana nine
great -grauhch!!drcn Three sons
waiter T.. Nraucr, Leo W. Rrauernud
|"kc w. Brau"r, preceded him to m.
crave. on" OF them Lee W. Braucr.
having served with Roos.v.l,.s
Tough Riders In IA. war win Sroip
MY. Rrau"r is survived by tw, .,s-
'is' Mrs James 9. Mitchell ana MI..
!1hn y. Lively. aud -FOUR brothers
'i,,""r'tk 60 John w. Ncrnard 4.
..'! Mr. Braucrs Y.ster-!n-Inv
MrS. rosa 1rac" n"rnhcim. died last
thursday IN hcr home In Cluc!una,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
REV. JOHN T.. WOOL
DIES in MISSISSIPPI
Presbyterian Minister, Educated al
Mon Theological Seminary,
PASSES Away

Especial IT, The Times Dispatchl
OXFORD. y. C.. March 22.-Thc
body Of Rcv. John T.. Wool. who died
in his home AT Jackson. Miss. on
Saturday, reached oxford Monday
afternoon and was taken to the OK
ford Presbyterian Church. where the
funeral was conducted by Rev. Mr.
liough. who had come from Jack
son. Mr.. Wool had served the OK
ford Church many years. After
leaving oxford he served for sew
cral years AZ pastor OF Pcgram
street Church In Charlotte, going
from there Ia his new ministry in
jackson, which he had served only
three weeks before his death. Mr.
Wool was born in Nyack. y. y. but
received his education at liampdcn-
sidney College and tho Union Thco-
logical Seminary at Richmond. lie
was married twice, nrst to Miss
Katharine Kelly, of Virginia, who
died in oxford at the birth of her
son James. who is now studying for
the ministry. His second wife, by
whom he is survived. was Miss An
ME Webb. Of Granville. The body
was inferred in F.lmwood Cemetery
by tho grave OF his first wife. Tho
following relatives and friends were
in oxford to attend the funeral: Mrs
J. Il. Wool and James Wool. OF Jack
son: Rev. MIR. iiouSh, OF Jackson;
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Wool, Of Norfolk.
Va: Mrs. Blount and Mcssrs. Blount
and Hobbs, of Charlotte. The pail
bearers were the elders Of the OK
ford ana Geneva Presbyterian
Churches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
SEEN ON THE SIDE
HY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The Scrnni,

In tho Spring the young mans fancy
Lightly turns To thoughts OF things.
And he hears the nccromaucy
In the swish Of angel wings:
He is lifted by the music
OF thousand rustling trees.
And his f"NcrinE brow Is tempered
by the lovers brand of breeze
Ia the Spring the young man swarrcrs
With a spirit uuafraid
Rocking not the heart that staggcrs
in the FAN. ana is afraid.
MI the world Is his Ia conquer
And he Stays il with "a kiss
For lover * Il warrior
Whom his audience is II miss
Daring thormS. he plucks the roses
Daring ivy. Grasrs its flower,
.Nnd a hero brave he poses
When tn" SprlnEtimc is his hour:
Nnd it's just as we'll loves sightlcss.
For 'twoud bc a different thing
Ii the Eink could sec his autumn
Throurh dclusious of his Sprfng.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
News of Fifty Years Ago

t'rom the Richmond Dispatch March %. ls-o)
Seven missionaries OF the Southern Baptist
Convention are about leaving this country FOR
china Rev. y. j. IIartwcll and wife OF Ala
hama, Will leave from this city in Il short
while cm route To their foreign home. Fare
well services Will be held in the First BAPTIST
church. Sunday night in which all the Bap-
list churches in Richmond Will unite
Tho ceremony OF confirmation. according to
the usascs OF the Jewish church will be per-
formed at the synagogue on Mayo Street (ken-
ncsacrcth Israeli At today Master
Henry ilirschhcrg IL the cOnfrmant and the
rit" Will he administered by Rev. A. S. Rcttlc-
helm. OF the Eleventh Street Synagogue
The new organ OF the Second baptist Church
viii bc placed in the building ready for use
during next week. The choir of that church
and others will give a grand vocal and organ
concert about the 2nd of April
Yesterday morning Henry Holman. old
citizen OF Richmond. fell dead while sitting
IN room at the residence of his brother on
BROAD street between Foushce and Adams.
1t commenced showing in Richmond yester-
day evening at 6 o'clock and up to the hour
OF going To press it was still falling.
Hon NJ. G. Kerr. OF Indiana; James b. Beck
OF Kentucky members of Congress from their
states and General Terry and Judge HARRIS
members from Virginia and other members of
the House are expected in Richmond this morn
ing.
4 long string of coal cars built by the Trede-
gar Works. and in the shops of the Chcsap peak c
and ohio Railroad left here yesterday for
Huntington to be put In the Chcsa-
pcalSc and Ohio ut once.
Ambrose H. Ruckcr. prominent business
man, and formerly president OF the Lynch
burg city Council and OF the First National
Bank, died in Lynchburg yesterday, aged IS
years
\ snow storm commenced at Marion at I
o'clock yesterday and the was three
inches deep by night and still falling. There
also quite Il storm at Lynchburg.
The bill approprating $4,000 to enforce
civil rights regulations failed i'm tho United
States Senate yesterday by n tie vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Conrad i>o,>nslar.

WINCHESTER, VA. March 2.-
Funeral services wcr" held Tuesday
afternoon In Grace Episcopal Chur n
az Bcrryviiic for Conrad kownslar.
for many years Il leading member ui
the Clark" County bar. whose death
on sunday followed a long period 81
i'll health. II" was Il years old and
unmarried Nearly all 81 hts life had
been spent in Clarke County. where
d" occupied many Responsible posi-
tons and was active in civic and
social life. II" was :, v.stryman o!
Grace Church and Il member OF Tread
Well Lodge. Anc!cnt. Free and Ac-
ccptcd Mas"ns. Mrs. Edward >trih-
ling sister, oi Bcrryvlllc, is his
nearest relative. He was AN uncle OF
Edward and John StrihiinS and lud-
well baldwin. OF Norfolk. and OF
Miss Annie Striking and Miss Portia
baldwin. OF Bcrryvillc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Or. WAKEFIELD, So, DIES
IN HIS MARYLAND HOME
Once Pastor at Lynchburg
and Observation-Disclosures
in-Law of Col. Button

Kew T. a. WarncId. G3 years old
"''d at his home in Westminster
Nd ut "'clock Yesterday after
noon DR.. Warncld was "A graduate
OF western Maryland College ana
III" Westminster ThcologIcal S.,i
mary and a post graduate of YAH,
re WAS Tor a number of years n
minister of the Methodist pro,.s,or,
Nhurch. and during this time was
stationed at Lynchburg and Alcxan.
dria. where he leaves II number Of
friends For the last eighteen wears
lac has been professor OF English "a,
western Maryland College.
br Warncld Is survived bv hi,
VIE. who was lcfor" her marrinr.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Button. aud liz
wv" sons Edwin g. and Joseph n
N"ri"ld, and a daughter. Mary Eliz
ab"th W'riield. Mrs Warncld is :,
sister of Colonel Joseph Hutton. OF
Richmond
The funeral viii be- held in West,
Minister tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
JlINEf REGULATION IS
TO BE TALKED TODAY
Interested Citizens From yoriou.
SECTIONS Of City VIII Appear
Before Subcommittee or f,ouu,tt

ihc council subcommittee on lit
ney regulation will meet in tho Coun-
ci! Chamber. City Hall. this after
noon az o'clock. Interested persons
from East End. South Side and North
SIDE Will be heard. At meeting OF
the committee Monday afternoon 4.
large number OF citizens was heard
on the question of regulation on
Broad and Main Streets. The conscn-
SuS OF opinion was that the jitncys
should be removed from these two
thoronghfarcs and placed under rea-
sonablc regulation.
Chairman Percy S. Smith. OF tho
subcommittee. asks all citizens ,vho
feel an interest In the matter To an
pear ut this meeting. as the commit
tee is DESTROYS Of facilitating tho
work Of formulating n suitable ordi-
nance. Other members of the com
mittec are Alderman Ordway puIIer
and Councilman William Butler.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
y Bonus by Gag Rule

HE Speaker having agreed TO entertain
motion for suspension OF the rule.
,Ae House today will vote on The Massage
O.: ~ bonus bill. The gag rule will he an
Plea @Ea.1S. amendments and motion 10
q - and only four hours debate will
--..S- The necessary two.,h!-ds vote
-ss=- assured Although shut
-t1E any Plan @: their own for
~ outrageous scheme Demo.
aE-ss.-1=a Will tumble over one
~ ;--.- aast= ~ b. recorded in
.-T E: ,-s measure and o: course Tho
--s 1:-- &c MEaw.Se The interests
--tS WI: D. ignored .a the frantic
HE'=+s-e. % secure their re-
s-@ss hy bidding :o- the sol
2. ~ expense a. ,h. a,-n,ay
taxpayers o.: the country
,-e d.. a,e-tu4.ly become q law
-: I'll! each in the course OF
E- .@T @-Ht-ad dollars. which will
- absorbed u Tho higher COS, o,
~ n business depression tha, mus,
F-,T -e=-!, tom this added burden
- ---,iTe .es1u-ee, az ,h. com,
-e t-=:-.zG people w.n, thu. dis
--- ' zat hair dependents liberal,
T-s : a9a being done The
aow l2E!.E o., over 1000
-t- -.@tE day. including SUNDAY
1880 rs hands o. no cY.s.r,ir..
= t.A Dependents; p.oyiGlrr. w.itbor,
s1s. .5=l..-- ca-e md treatment. board ami
-E.-& - 1850 veterans g, an ANIMAL
- a. Treasury q So. gu0G00: Civ
s@a training without cost 10
disabled eI-s"yy!cc men q, an
~ y; il!aoa and supervision OF
|@a'i mailing out G50.0GO
--'i.- Fei-@- en.ia- si2.OG0.-
.."R ~ insurance business for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Mrs. Maria Gr.cnhov Maker

PETERSBURG. VA. March IL
Mrs. Maria Gr"cuh"w RaK"r. w!dow
"f Rev. Franz NJ. Baker, died Mon
Day might at her residence, los West.
over Avenue, Walnut Hin. after SIX
months Of declining health Mrs.
Baker WAS in her send year. ana H.
survived b% three sisters. Mrs. \. l..
johnson. Misses Salli" aud Mary
ire"nh"w, OF Richmond, and one
Eranddauehtc". Mrs. Jesse Parsons
OF THIS city. The funeral services
were held this afternoon "A, gao
o'clock from the residence. Roy +
i. Dandridgc, rector OF ST. Paul.,
Episcopal church, Of which Mrs
Baker Was member. oniciat.d ana
intcrment was In B,andCurd Gene
terry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Mrs. NiiIir CompbrII.

liNCiiHUkG. VA. March 22-Mrs.
Will" Campbell. vile OF Il. = Camp
bell. agent for the Chesapeake and
OHIO hallway at Glasgow. died at
her home there Friday. She Is sur
\iH"d by her husband, a son. Charles
Campbell Valparaiso. Ind. Il daugh-
ter. MISS India Campbell. Glasgow:
Il brother. Charles simpson. Norfolk,
and a sister. Miss l;ertic Simpson.
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Miss Pattie Ann I'nyur.

FORK UNION. VA. March 22-MIss
rattle Ann Payne died at the home
or her brothcr-in- law. Captain e. q.
Sncad, today. Miss Payne was the
daughter OF the late Captain and
Mrs. William q. Payne, Of Goochland
County. and was in her scvcnty-niuth
year She is survived by five sisters.
Mrs. William Winston, Mrs Charles
Sncad Mrs. : u. Cooper, Mr. X. q.
Bowlcs and Mrs. w. s. Sncad. She
was sister of the late Joseph s.
Payne. Of Savannah. Burial services
Will be held at Fork Union Thursday
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
TWIN ucnch virginia soon

tClermont. Fla. Pross)
The fishing fever has broken out I'm cler-
mont thi" week worse than ever. ana threatens
to become cp!demic. and to some extent has
intcrfercd with getting out this issue OF the
paper No boy ia school has had more severe
punishment than has been ours the past few
days. on an average OF about every two
hours some OF our friends have driven up
with n string Of hsh. ranging in size from
three pounds W. 10 ten and twelve pounds and
ono tipped the beam at thirteen and three
quarters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
THURSDAY, MARCH %. 1928.
MIR. Hughes 10 the Allies

w ,,.. ,... I,,or -. 40.
s,,.od -, no aIiind ,.oyorr}mrnts Tho h.sj,
-, ,,;.. "Ia;,n - st--o ~ NO CO...
NAN rmymon,s smtncion, ~ cover Inc main
,annrc, ~ r,,r ,rnons nm ,nn 2hinn More.
nra,e tho no,n unfinished today ,s so drawn
az 10 leave no doubt in any mind that the
United states intends to insist upon an
acknowledgement OF this claim. such nm
yacknowl dgment probably will be rorthcom-
ing in the course OF Il few days
Careful reading of tho Hughes no,n Viii
show that the American government is not
so much concerned over the immediate pay
.meny OF the claim or any part of il. as over
tho indicated intention Of the allied govern.
mcnts 10 sustain breach OF faith hy resort
20 tschn!calites. Upon receiving assur-
au-Ns O.: rzymec'.'' says NJ. H-rLes This
E1TF-1-e-t T.l. b. only TOO happy - pr
- = 1==-zt.'- q. s-.'z means
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-: @
,r- --= -s-r---
ST --.~ ---9
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$780,. ---- III .-=-..a-
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= Wa
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sl-- 81.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
MiNn NInrin l.. Lee.

LYNCilBUiG, VA. March 22.-The
last survivor 81 the family Of the
tate Thomas Lee. Miss Maria l.. Lee,
IS years OF age, died sunday night
AT her home at Monroe, of apoplcXy.
MISS Lee was an aunt Of w L. SAN
d!dEc. chief OF the Lynchburg fire
department. Burial took place at
the old Lee buryins grounds at High
Peak Amherst County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Thcater Calendar

ACADEMf---"Tho Dancer" with
isabelle Lowe and the Academy
Players.
LYRIC Keith vaudeville.
hlJot-"rhc Four IIorscincn of
the Apocalypse.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Tai
ihadSc. III Polly of the Follics."
coi.ONlAi.-W william =. Hart, i'm
"Travclin' on"
lSiS-cath"rimc Calvert. In The
Masked Marriage"
OpEON-Mary Miles Mintcr. I'm
"Tillic."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Funeral "f Mrs. ,,n,, T. wan.

PETERSBURG, VA. March "a
Inc funeral services Of Mrs Mary
beth Wells wcr" held ycstar.
Gay afternoon from tho home. llaS
West Washington street. Rev V. ".
h"rG!man. pastor Of Memorial
Methodist Church. officiating THO
following We're pallb"arcrs: Marvin
l.. King. WcSlcy A. Jordan. CharicY
II. Wells. James NJ Jefferson. Inter
mont was In Hlnmdfnrh Etmnicry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
W cstcy W. LEG.

Funeral of Wesley w Ice. who
"''d Monday following compl!ca-
home AZ Ga Gladstone Avenue. ~,
tho ag' OF 40 was held this morn.
Ihs nj 10 O'Clock. lutcrmcnt wa.
IN Maury Cemetery. south Rich
mond Mr. Ice WAS "a native OF An.
r"mhtt"N County. II" is survived
ny ms widow. who was Norma Nc
I"rthy' his mother Mrs. Julia r.
Leo. son, sistor and Two hrothnrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Miss Frances Daniel nasby.

LYNCIlBCRG. VA, March 22.-Miss
Frances Daniel Bagby, -, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. John u. BaHby, of
this city. died late Monday at Pros
pcct, where she was visiting. She
was the sixth adult member OF the
family to die in five years, their
ages ranging from IS to 80 years.
The body was brought home for bur-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
samuel Lewis,

IiEATHSVILLE, VA. March ga
samuel Lewis d.cd At his home at
FairpGrt. this county. Friday. Of
pneumonia. intcrmcnt was made at
fairhc!ds Baptist Church sunday
Mr.. Lewis is survived by his wife
and several children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Two building Permits.

BuildinE Inspector ButIcr yestcT
day issued Il permit 10 Mrs. II. NJ.
Sims to build Il brick dwelling ut BIZ
Hanover Avenue. to cost $4,000. and
n permit was also issued 10 Robert
Schafcr to repair brick dwelling AT
2i0S Grove Avenue. TO cost S2.iOu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
TayIor Fillmore Y,tcs. .rr

WINCHESTER, w, Murch 22--
Taylor Filmor" Yates, Jr, % Of
Front Royal. Va. died yesterday in
Memorial liospita! here. after under
going an operation FOR Appendicitis
He was unmarried. but leaves his
parents and several brothers aud sis
4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
John Logan Anderson.

LfNCliBtRG VA, March %
John Logan Anderson, II. died Sat
urday at the home of j. H. Andcr-
son, Il son, at Nathalie. lie had lived
all OF his life In that community. Mr..
Anderson Is survived by eight chill
dren.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
The Poets Corner


WV WIZ III courage.
Look upward. for the sky is NOT al,
cloud.
Look forward. think not of tho die.
NAL shroud
No lane but has turning and No
road
abode.
rake courage. II tho day seems
rather long.
the cooling dew will fail at Even
song.
'Bclicvc, and doubt Il sure IA eli,l,
away.
Doubt IL cur: and fear is but "a
fool.
Kciy upon yourself, and lot your stay
lie the observance OF the heavenly
rule.
Never say die: and do not bo afraid;
AZ cvcntidc the wages Will he paid;
--Ellcn l.. Winthrop. of Boverly.i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
T.. Isrnuk WnntI.

LYNCIIBURG, VA. March 22.--I.
Frank Wood. 81, died at his home
here Monday night after an Illness
of two weeks. lie is survived by
his wife and seven children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
I.r,rc,, Ctvcn st2n verdict.

a verdict for $l26 was returned Ivy
a jury In the City Circuit Court yes
tcrday in the suit OF G. w. Francis
against the White Auto Service
Company for $1,000. Tho question Mt
issue was tho valuation OF an auto
mobile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Charcoal Eph.s Daily Th,,rn,

II'i ain no time t pick daisies when bread
: snort said Charcoal Eph. runina,ivclv
-" "hIi"s Nin dat count is de kind o nouat
E""'i El'S ih bag. Eat pickle. Mistah
Jackson