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IMS HARMAN MLS
GISE TO SUPREME COURT
Kxccntor of l?ni*KC Kstnti* Wi 1
Carry Litigation to lligli
ost I tody.
IUCHMOXDKUS M IS N T I O X IS 1>
Will Disposes of $U,(ll)l) Annually
to Wife uml Children of Lute
William liar in a n ? IS\<*cutor
Charges Krror \Vns Made.
Archer Ilarman, of Short Mills, N.
J., cxrcutor of the estate of Miss Kate
Leo Ilarman, Is dissatisfied wit'i the
ruling of the court In the first, hut
not final accounting anil has filed notion
of an appeal to the supreme court
appellate division in Nnv York, ae
cordlng to advice rec< ived here Miss
Kate l-.ee Ilarman was a niece of the
late William Ilarman and a cousin of
Phocbo and Ashcr Hartuan. l'Ci'I West
Grace Street.
In his notice the exoutor expresses
the belief that Surrogate Cohalan.
who signed the decree, erred in con
firming a referee's report surcharg
ing him with $.*!.0C0. which the
executor believes ought to be
charged against the estate as ad
ministration expens.-s: that he is- en
titled to i-ntnntiss.<>?" ?2.< 19.03. in
stead of $1,701.26 allowed l.y the
court, and that the decedent's moth. r.
Mary I.ee Wertiielmer. of MiJ
ford. pa.. should rec. :ve only 14.
Cl'2.79 from the remainder f tlo
funds in his h.ir.ls, instead 'f {>>.
810.T>C as the court rul>d
Miss ilarman. who was oji 1 > twen
ty-six years old. died on April 27.
191fi. She was th< only child ??:
.Archer Hamsun, a ncini ra.lro.-ol pro
moter and builder. who died on
October 9, 1911. as the result nf in
juries sustained by being thrown
from his riding horse a :h rt time
before. He was a brother >.f the late
"William ilarman. of Ki.hmotid. and
was laid to rest at Staunton, Ya.
t'(Illicit .Nil | ton tested.
By his w iii and cuih which was
not oonte.-u i. he .1 lain riled his
widow, who became the Wife (if I.eo
W. Werthcimcr. eX - president of the
Bioplasm Mumit itciurini; Company, on
December 7, 1912, and t.ive his entire
(li53.50C.27 estate, att.-i tno d. duct a n
or ail expenses, which brought it
down to f1 t> ii.o daughter,
Kate I.ee ilarman. with t..e power to
will the principal.
When the will . Miss llann.tti was
tiled for probate her ai tier. ;n June.
lt'16, hivl "Iiject :oi.s .iigcd fraud,
undue inlltienoe and luck >>s sound
miml anu m< ai.>ry Sh- a.so < "titeiiil
ed that the >i ? an.. nt was void in
that It was i.??t ili'.mn a.. .riling to
tile laws of tins Mate. Altei ;. verai
short court hearing.-, and with the
full approval ot Mirrugate I'ohalan.
the objections were wiunlrawn ami
a com).roin.se made ? court.
Ill lur will, executed September 10.
1915. wiilcii v\ ;is tat- l.t-t oi t . man)
which slie m..>le, .M I larniati. who ?
loved her fathers r.iativ.s. l>ut \\ t>.> j
were Uispised b> a. : in dner. directed
that her !*? t i sta t? iii' d IV eied .is 2 o. - I
10 W s ;
Gertrude Hartnaii I'raiie Boyd. of'
Berkeley. i "a 1., }.. i ) and ,i.. j w i-. i y
and lurniturc i.n.i housi hold . 11? <. ; ,
Jane Alcocl:, i : li'.l Madison Avenue,
Ji.ooO; Arthur Turubuu. oi tJeraarilt. -
ville, X. J., and Allien C. Wati-un, of
25 itroad Sin > t. < .. -ii , io.etin, .uui
l.tlcy Ma it la lid, o: T.ie l.es.ii-, Marlde
head, .Ma s.. "?(?.
Bucy Maitlaml was also given 52,
000 >car.j for h;. . alter vnic.i tho
principal was tc become pari ot t-ic
residuary . state
I iiele l>i-ls SU OOo n \ cur.
Willi..in llalm.i.i. la- uncle, was
given J2.<'en \v.-riy ;.i Jm. mid .it
Ills lli'iitii his \\ : i , i atiliie \ .igitua
liurman; - n, A.-u. r \\ . and his
daiiKht r, 1'lioep. . u ? re ti r ceiv.
Jointly tli. iiMiu.t;., an: upon tne
Ueal li i ?. l.. i ..ii.' r t in pn in . pa .
Was to , ? ;...i i i ? . : ? . .cii.it..
t slati . ,i i' . ? .i . heH'i \ ei. iiii.rs n d.
then ..i i n. v .r t i i vt i t t :
riv uluai y i s... i.
Ash. i li t;-.: ... . broth, r ot i'iioei'e.
w as I'll ; i i',i? .or .? c>..( g< I'llll
c.i t. on.
'j o Ar Sot il.irtn.iti th" eXec.ut 'i.
Was beiju- .. d .... iter inter. . and
estalt : . ti. : ... .ni t. :ii . . .
Hie i. i...... ;ii ?! i ;.t. i ?
c.tUd i.t i;<|ii?dc>r, *4jcfth Aliic.n
tlli'll t '? ?? ? ' ? i..?g J?il..t ?. i.-l
ill. Lie th. . . ..i . -i . .1 .h.
(Jerlruo. li 1...... r a i. d. ..." i,
Stu* ell
Veil,
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pro]), rt
broljo ;
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l.equ .
he.ir> r.
In r o
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the \
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b-. ii'.i. .
je. , t
o! li-r
social \vonk ;.nr> to meet
IN NORFOLK 0U A? Ril. 10
ConfTea ? e I- t ? .s i. ?>ion.. i.f
In-jiorlunee in ' . . n-ni
Al r.-. !-?
for ti-.
ferenc
to ?
org 'lift
men
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of p> ?
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lr.r;- ? ?
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CO-'
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duel :l ' '
I>r. 11 1! ?I'bb* ?
Bocii! \\
faculty t'
duct a s ?' f
11. Pre si .. tit '
oonfereto ? t ?? i" '' '
rctary of !?.?? !??
And Corr.
operation < ' > ? ? ' ? ? ? ?
tlietn to attend ? :n< :i-ii?
folk.
Knftlc.v llcmu Hi*.li- < l?^s.
J. C. Ih. ? > ll ? b. ? , : r. - -
ldent of the !; ? * - t ?;r.i
Episcopal i ' ? i ? ? r : ? . :
fleers are T il S "'r ?!. -. ?
dent: I: <' Tiil.t :-. ? Mr.-.
K. W. Bisseil, S. ??!.'? r.v ? ' ' : ? I
C. Mas*! - and - ..' .r-l S. II ft. It;
were re-< ct.-.i ?. .. hi r?
Slnrrl/iKf l>>oeil.
Marriage iii ??:::?? ? Well 1- ..' I \ , v . j
terday by f'b-ik \V: :->t f-rwi-t 11*i j
Chnrlen 1-*. Jor.f s :ind Annie j. At:,old. '
Jaither Spencer and lar.m-i Itn h.i i,.. ?, I
ICrncst T. Wllkinsoii and liattie Al-I
lamand.
Mlnatonary to 'InIk nl l?. \f. |
. Mr*. Thoman II. !:? ve. u returned |
mlHalonary from Africa, w il ?}?
nt tJbe meeting of th- Junior lipwortii
lyeasrue Unlo* in St. .lamen* Methodist
Church thhQftcrnoon at 3:20 o'clock.
SPECTACULAR FIRE THRILLS
SATURDAY SHOPPING CROWD
1>:iihuK?'N of Aboil! S2.IUM Dune (o
Properly .Near Mtlli
nnd tirncc. I
A spectacular lire, wnich broke out
in tin- huliding occupied b> the Vis
vitiia Tuberculosis Association. at OOi".
Kast iiraiv Mrcct, shortly before .1
o flock yesterday uf i<nii>?ii, attract
til several thousand Saturday-.if ter
iioot) pedestrians ami shoppers ft i id
the It road Street district to tho scene.
While thef blaze was soon gotten
uniltT eoiitro! l?y the firemen, clouds
of smoke rising from tho structure
Kiivi' the impression that a fire of
iinii'li greater proportions was raging.
Within ten minutes after the firemen
arrived, liraee Street, from Sixth to
Seventh, was packed and jammed
>vith people.
I'.image was estimated at j2.00<>.
mostly caused by smoke and wafer.
The Kichtuond olliees of the Kederal
I'.oard tor Vocational Kdueation.
which trains and places soldiers
wounded in the world war. ate also
in the building. OwinjT to tin- half
holiday, no one was in the place at
tin time.
Some one who saw smoke coming
from the windows telephoned to lit
headquarters, and ICngine Companies
4 aiAl with lloek and Ladder Com
pany No. 1 responded to the stii:
alarm Smoke bothered the lirettien
in their efforts to locate the blaze.
GLASS PLANT TO REOPEN
TUESDAY WITH FULL FORCE
lliisliicsi I'litisrd Shut f?ot\n. llnl
Condition* Xoiv Justify lteo|ien
liiu of W ork*.
After having been closed since l~?e
ccttiber is. the American Glass
Works, of tliis city, with olllces at
Meadow and I'.roail Streets, will re
open Tuesday mornimr
The plant employs I! 10 people and
was compel 1* d to close on account of
business conditions. Its manager yes
terday announced, however, that lie
saw the way clear to reopen and re
sume normal activities.
< >f the employes of the plant. ".*>0
are classed as semiskilled help,
while there are ninety blowers and
gathering boys.
Operation is resumed with a reduc
tion of "?> per e,. :il it: the jmy of the
semiskilled workers. The recent
shut-down wa- the first in ten years.
A number of Improvements were
made wiille the plant was shut down,
la voratot ies and shower baths ha Vint;
1 ? eti installed for the use of tile em
ploy eS.
\n\itl t'onl Priority Suspended.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1Priority
orders giving preference to Navy coal
n transit from the mines to naval
Vises wire suspended today bv the
Interstate ?\>mmcr'o Commission on
the ground that the necessity for
priority orders no, longer exist-j.
Itlfitioji hrinvn to Prraeli.
l'.isliop in-own will preach and con
!lrm at Monumental Kpiscc.pal Church
this morning at 11 o'clock. Sunday
? < hool and Itihle classes will he co
llude! at : lr. o'clock, and the Uev.
tleorjje 1*. Mayo will preach at ,s
o'clock tonight.
Annual Meeting nt I*. >|.
The annual meeting of the CSrace
Street Casuist Church will l... held
this afternoon at o'clock.
CIRIIIBISSBQIIQSSBn
ELECTORS' SIMMS
IRE SOUGHT RT IWES
McsM'n?fr to furry I'lrshlciiliul
Itullots ('(irmts Mistake
of First Trip.
Kfforts :i re heinir mailt* by Jiiim's
M. Iliius, Jr., actin*; in his eupsieity
? >! messenger to the Virginia piest
dcntial eleotrola college. t'? secure a
P-rsonally signed list of tin* electors,
if order to abide liy iliv ruling of
\ ice-1'resident Marshall that the
original document' containing tl?o
statcim nt of ilie vote of the electors
t?? r t ho I'emocrntic candidate. taUon
t-i Washington l>v Mr. Ilayi*s, was
irregular. The Viee-l'rCKidcnt ruled
that tin* document should have oar
i *d th? signatures of the i-lt*tli.rs.
Mr. I lay oy lias soul out to the trico
lors a lilank form to hi* Nigimil li.v
thrm ami returned to him. IK* will
then return to Washington fully pre
pared to cast the voto of Virginia for
I'andidnte <"ox.
Mr. I layi-s staled yer-terday Dial
tin- Vli*i*-rr?-siikMit passed him along
so rapidly that ho had not time I"
produce Ills certificate of authority,
which lo* did not insist upon handing
Mi. Marshall after ho found that the
"r* turns" had to he signed hy each
eleetor. The paper must in* in the
l and.*-- of the government before Feb
ruary 'J.
SCHOOLS WILL OBSERVE
MAURY MONUMENT DAY
.louse ||. Ilinfonl S|ienUn :il Merlins
of AshooIiiIIon at Ji-ITi'min
Hotel.
At last night's meeting of the Mat
thew Ktnitainc Maury Asot<eiat ion.
held at t lie .1 efferson Hotel. .1 esse li.
Hinford. well-known i:i eilueational
eireles throughout Virginia, male
an address on "Maury the Man.
Through 115.-' Writ I hi;." II.- was In
troduced hy Or. Clifton M. Miller, who
said that every ch!VI should know
the nam** '*t' Maury as he knows the
name of Washington.
Mrs. 1*. 1*1. Molillt. president of tin*
nrna ni'/atlon. presided. After Mr.
I'inford's talk, attention was called to
Maury Monument 1 >ay. which the puh
li.* schools of the St;???* will ilii..*rve
i*ii February 1. Ten thotisan I dollars,
a: least, it was poltibd out. would he
a<ld*'d to the monument fund, if the
subject is properly presented.
M mry's tirst literary efforts. .?<??
oordiliir to Mr. ltiuford. iippeat'cd in
the Southern Idterary Mess* tiger un
der the title of "Seraps Krotn tin
laicky I'-aK." llin llrst article wa.
published April. 1S10.
\\ allenliera Ven Swedish Minister.
STpfKHor.:#. .Ian. lii.?Axel Wal
lenberg', whose hmtlier. K A. Wsileii
ientiervy, was Swedish foreign minis
t.*r from IVbritary. lull, to March
I !? IT. i t<> lie Sweden's new ini:ustei
it Wuiihlnffton, says the Nya Dag
1:K t A 1 ieha itila.
Ilr. Selierer to I' r ON ille.
Key. .1. .1. Sehercr. I?. 1n< wl;
chosen president of the ltichmom
I'ouncil ?'f Social Agencies, will pre
side and outline Ho* aims ami pur
poses ?' file council for the j, i
Tuesday afternoon :it 1 o'clock in th?
Y W. v' A. huildjng.
nn ire m ra ?*> ??* <?
HOKE SENDS SS5S
FOB EUROPEAN RELIEF
John Stewart I try mi Koporls In
Herbert liuoYcr $:tii,7:KK
Mas Itecn Kiiiscd.
I'irst contributions from Itoanoke
for the r1 of sulfcrinn children in
Kniitcrii ami Central Kurope w? re rc
ccived yesterday by UeSoto l-'it/.Ocr
;iM. treasutof the Virginia coin
miltee of the lOuropcan Kclief Coun
cil. S. I?. I-Vrsuson. who is taking
a jirAinitk'nt p:?rt in the work in that
? iiy. forwarded an Initial check for
and said thai active effort was
now under way for the cullvvtiun of
:t substantial sum.
Iteports to tii?' Virginia touiinitUc
yesterday from I'ortsmoiith an
nounced that an ititensive movement
will be launched there on Tuesday
tinder the direction of t'harle.s W.
Johnston. president of 'lie llotar;.
t'lub. ami .\. < larland We.ivcr for the
entertainment >>f invisible guests.
Nearly $3ii? already lias been raised
there." but most of" it was from vol
untary donators, the active canvass
'aa\ ;nu' In ? n delayed,
otln-r contributions receivcil yes
terday Incltitled t'i^.TiU from a
church in youth Norfolk, $ II..'rj from
the I re.-iiiyterian etiurch at Olarks
ville. V 1 ii :i from J a rratts. and $10.(10
from i iordnnr villi*.
John Stewart Kryaii, chairman of
tin- Virginia committee, telegraphed
Herbert Hoover, ehairmati of the re
lief council, yesterday afternoon a
pattiul report on the result of the
"national collection" in Virginia. This
report showed that Itichinoml has
contributed so far a total of
T:.v-Iiti addition to which there are
iMi.ilreS of S4l???.
CORRECTING AN ERROR
The Times-liispatch wishes to oor
r? : .i statement made in yesterday
moraines paper sa> ,ng that Mrs
V. 1' liod.vin, who was killed in an
automobile accident, was taken to
the Stuart t'ircle Hospital. She was
taken to St. 1.tike's Hospital, where
she was treated, and later removed
to the Virginia Hospital. It was
further s'a'.d that |lnre was no
room for her at Stuart Circle. This
was erroneous, as it is well known
that Mi.-.i Van Vort. superintendent,
would never, under any citeutn
stanees. refuse an a eiilent patient,
and would m\e up her own quarters
ill ea.S' of llei'eS Mty.
Mr. Crown, who was driving the
ear. sa\" that be tool: Mrs. lioiiwin
to Si. Luke's Hospital and left her
sUing that she be eared fer ami the
bills sent to him.
She was later removed to the Vir
ginia Hospital wit: iiit his being com
municated with at all. In- asserts.
Illehliliiiiiler Serlouslv III.
Ce.atives and frletnls of Charles
i 'o a ardin. .Ir.. formerly of this city.
Here advised yesterday of the serious
illiu of Mr. Cowardin In Aaheville.
\ i' lie was bom in K'ohitiond. and
was son of th' late ? *. < >' I',. I'litvuriliu,
.?r.e of the ow liei s and editors <f the
id Clchmond I'i.-pateh.
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lias taken over the store for M. H.
Whitehill, which has been so suc
cessful for the past ten years, and
has been famous for underselling
nil other stores with its advanced
methods.
\\ e Propose to Set
rov.? e 4 r, q
Ilifs buuKdara
of Values?
"if Others Sell it for $1,
\\ c Sei' II for 73c.
Why We Can DoThis
Wo hu> only iu ins which can he
sold in i:t";n;c tjuintities, and only
when for cash, and at unusually
low price;.
What we sho v in our windows or
i:i our'store displays you can he
lieve every word of it. and we in
vite the representatives of the
BETTER IU.'SI NESS BUREAU
and the RICHMOND ADVER
TISERS* ( and any one else,
to go over the invoices and satisfy
themselves that we state facts and
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The Department Store for the People"
Members Better Business Bureau,
BROAD STREETS.
Advertisers' Club of Richmond.
? B ? ? M ? B ?/? - -m ? ?
in. UBIET WIGHT
TO PRIVATE ASHBRdDK
Woodland Heights Church Honors j
Memory of Member Killed in '
Action Overseas. |
I'livailiiiK of ;i bronze tablet, erected j
I in ill- memory of William Stover
|Ashbrook. w ho was killed in action
I in' ir Xautilois. Krinire. October ?*?.
| l'.'ls will ieature the cveni*v-; si r
i \;?tu'imlit in Woodland Iteiuluc*
1 lSaptist diiircli.
i-'ormor ft How-members of the Sun
day School secured tho talilct through
popular subscription. Miss M'iri:iu
Ashbrook. youngest sister of the ?1? ad
soldier, will tmveil the tablet and the
itev. W. A. <Stlntoii. paster of the
elmreli at I lie time young Ashbrook
entered tho service, will conduct the
services.
Although employed with the Pa
I'otits ttho tli" fall omnc for nol- j
liliffs from litis* Stut<\ yomiK AkIi- I
1 ri'iik rufwsol l? ? I'iaini I'Xcmiitivn ami I
< nt.Ti ll tin- vie.-.
?Iil.stit'l* Iturhn iti'i'tivcrM,
.lustier Martin I' Ititrks, who was
imabU- tn titl<i> liis uliifo oil tli" b' iK'li
when tli?' Sii|>r?'iiii* Court of Virginia
i ?>?veiicii last w< ?!>. i'- in t!i? <rity.
vary mii'-ii Improyi ii. ami cNiitN-'.s to
in Ills arciistoiin-il si-at tomorrow.
Mrs. D. H. Wilder
Voice Specialist
| I'upll of tln> worlil-faiiiuus toaclivr
wlio laitl tin- foundation for
Krb'ila IIimiiiii'I'ii brilliant chtoit
in li.rltn. ilrrniiiny.
Mrs. WiliU-r i;iiaraiit?'c.s to n1
storo volt v.s ini|iairvil by wroiii;
in i-t boil.
('Ill I M.-hIIvoii l<i."Vlt-J.
St iiilit> I III." South Tliiril.
Rubber Stamps
BEST BY TEST
Virginia Stationery Go.
Stationers?Printers?K nura vers
Hinders?Itiiliher Stamp Sinkers.
i>U K. .Main Street. Kirlimoml, Ya.
A-1'.V
Final Cloan-Up'Priccs on All High Shoes
Brown?Low Heel
At Half
Were $10.00
Most AH Sizes
AAA to 1)
n > to 9
100 Pairs Lace Shoes ) ^
Odd Sizes |
Made to Sell at $10.00 j
c'Abt ?
Xmv Spring ],o\v Shoes, :ill styles,
all sizes
I'll i r
SlKltS,
98c
Smart Shiics for Women.
110 l'ast Ilroiul Street.
~ i nr IMte ? $ ? A
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