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CAPF. MOORE RETURNS
Former Commsnder of Huntington
[lilies Attends Drill
NO fflVESTIFMIQl COM MED
Report Said Officers of Regiment
Would Come Here Last Night to
Make Full Inquiry into Company's
Affairs. But They Didn't Appear.
There was no Investigation last!
niKii! ?,r the troubles that occurred In
the Huntington Rifles, Cohlpahy O.
Seventy-tlrst Virginia Regiment. Na?
tional Guard. II was reported yes?
terday that officers of the regiment
<v?ittd come here hist night dud con?
duct a complete Inquiry Into the dif?
ferences that existed in the command,
but npno of the officers put in nil ap?
pearance and. when naked concerning
the reported Investigation, an officer
of the company said that he knew of
no such matter.
However, it Is understood from n
reliable source that the regimontal
officers will make an official inquiry
Into tlie troubles of the company In
the near future. Captain Clinton
c. Moore, formerly commander of the
company, who left this city Suddenly
at the time of the row in his com?
mand", ha i returned and w as present
at the armory last night.
Major Sholtoil, of Richmond, judge
advocate of the Virginia volunteers,
was io have conducted his annual in?
spection of the Rifles last night, but
after reaching Norfolk on hit- way to
this city, he was called back to Rich?
mond by a telegram announcing the
Serratia illness of a member of bis
family. He Will come here at a fu?
ture date to conduct the Inspection.
SHIPPING REPORT.
Wednesday, April 1, 1908.
Arrived.
Steamer Rollesby (Rr.) McKenzie,|
nalyeslon?to White Oak Coal Com?
pany for hunker con).
Steamer Olenfriilii (Br.) Roherl on.
Savannah?to Chesapeake & Ohio
Coal and Coke Company for hunker
coal.
Steamer Wormlaiid (Swe.i.) Sand
berg, I'aseagonla?to Smokeless fuel j
Company for hunker coal.
Barge Ban Jooquin from Pi'oVlddnce |
m?to' Smokeless Fuel Conm-my In l.:il
last.
Barge O, P. Sargent from Boston?
to Smokeless Fuel Company in ballast.
Rarge Annie H. Smith from New
York?to Smokeless Fuel Company in
ballast:
Rarge It. Jt. Thomas f.-im Provl
t deuce?to H. U Herbert, ag'jll'.,
Rarge Knickerbocker from Provi?
dence?to Chesapeake & Olil-1 Coal
and Coke Company in ballast.
Rarge Florida from Providence?la
' Chesapeake & Ohio Coal and Coke
Company in ballast.
Rarge Francis S. Hampshire from
Providence?lo Chesapeake & Ohio
\ Coal and Coke Company in ballast.
linrgn a. O. Ropes from Providence
L ?Not Chartered.
Cleared.
Steamer Rollesby flJr.) McKenzie.
Rotterdam?Furness, Withy & Com
I party, Uil.
Steamer Werniland (Swed.) Sand
l-^rg. Hull?Smokeless Fuel Compa
i ny.
V Steamer Clenfrtiin (Rr.) Robertson
Rremen and Hamburg?Chesapeake &
Ohio Coal and Coke Company.
Steamer Kllpatrick (IT. S. army
Irans'po'if) Rogers, Havana?United
\ States Quartermasters' Depot.
Rarge Jullar R. Dempsrey for Pow
tncket. R. I.?Chesapeake & Ohio Coal
I and Coke Company.
! Sailed.
Steamers Olenfi-uin (Rr.) Rremen
arid Hrimbnrgi kltp'atrick (U. s. army
transport) Havana.
Naturalization Club.
1 ai the Y. M. a. Hall Tuesday
night a Hebrew Naturalization
The New Model
SPRING
jpLjOTHES
Really for your In?
spection.
Ever ' New Idea in Clothes
rr]akinc is Correctly Ex?
pressed in Our High
I Class Garments
\ For Spring.
is
Company
2Gtti t-'t ami wWh Avo
tlon Club was formed. Officers werfe
chosen us follows; President, 11. M.
Pelts; vice-president, N. Nuchmau;
secretary, ?. H. Hoffman; treasurer,
H. Llphian. The object of the or?
ganisation is to induce Hebrew's who
art' not natives of thf United State-;
to secure their natitrnllr.at|on papers
anil Qualify as voters.
Calendar for Today.
Sun rises .5:10 a. in. j
Sun sets .fi:2!l p. in.
High water ..10;67 a. in.; 11:if. p. in,
Low wated .....4:58 a. in.; 6:09 p. III.
ORDINANCE~\/ETOED BY MAYOR.
Amendment to Depository Measure
Will be Suggested.
Mayor Buxton has vetoed the or?
dinance adopted by the council nam?
ing the Pirat National. Citizen.! &
Marine and Schhiolx Bros, banks us
city depositories.
The ordinance required that the de?
positories rhoiild give bonds In the
sum of $30,000, with some bondiU".
company acceptable lo the council as
security, The mayor vetoed the
measure so that he might B?ggesl an
amendmenti which will allow the
banks 1? deposit state or city bonds
as security for deposits.
Contract for New Schooner.
Advices received here from Port?
land, Me., yesterday say that Wlliam I
P. Palmer, who owns and operates
n large fleet of coastwise schooners I
has let a contract for the construe- ;
lion of a new five-masted schooner to!
the Percy & Small Company. Rath. I
Me. This vessel will be employed In
the coastwise trade.
"Dope" Case Continued.
In the police court yesterday the
ease of Annie Smith and .lohn
Thomas, the negroes who were or- j
rested Tuesday night on the charge '
of selling cocaine, was continued tin -1
till tomorrow. Annie Smith said
that she sold cocaine as the agent of
Maltha Robinson, and the cases were
continued in order to get the RoHn
son woman in court.
Kilpatric1' Sails.
Carrying a. company of the Eleventh
Infantry, a number of army officers
and I heir fivaiilles and a large sup?
ply of stores for the Army of Cuban
I'jcifleation. the United Slates army
transport Kllpairick, Captain Rogers,
flrf.lcd from this port yesterday for
Havana. Cuba. The transport will re?
turn here In two weeks.
Hamilton in Deck.
The Old Dominion iJiio steamship
Hamilton was hauled out in dry dock
No. 1, at the shipyard, yesterday to
have some repairs made to her hull.
Dead Fisherman Found.
The body or .1. II. Howell, who wtin
drowned off his Ashing- boat on the
30th of last Deeembrr, was found near
Hog Island. Tuesrday. The body wUl
hi- brought here today and interred
at Oretnlawn cemetery.
Will be Docked for Survey.
The [British steamship Ribston.
which arrived here from Pensiieola
Ip'ctjral idays ago wltjij her bottom
stove in, .will lie tlorkoxl in dry dock
No. 2. a.) the shipyard, tomorrow to
have her hull surveyed. The vessel
is dteehnrg'ng her cargo at pier No.
.1, in the yard.
Chimney Afire.
A chimney afire at 552 Twenty
fourih street caused nn alarm of fire
to be turned in to the department
about ? o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Tin Rost End company responded and
the blase wa? extinguished without,
damage to the building.
Arionette a Stak? Winner.
(Bv Associated ^?ress)
NEW ORLEANS; I.A., April 1?The
I ndia -slakes. $1,000 add/?l, was won
at the Fair (Hounds today by Arion?
ette. v-hioh took the race in the first
furlong.
Fun In Space.
I dreamed last night that I wao pres?
ent at a committee meeting of-the sun,
eurtb, moon and utnrs.
"I'm no coward," said the earth.
"No, but you have two great fears,"
suld the sun hotly.
"And thewe nre?"
"The hemispheres."
"You've forgotten the atmosphere."
put in the moon. And the comet, whe
bad no business to be there, wnggef
his tail with Joy.
Not the Muslo Ha Loved.
Mm. Talkaraore?Your husband la a
great lover of music, Isn't he? Mrs.
Chatters?Yes, Indeed, I have seen him
get up in the middle of the night und
try to compose. Mrs. T'.?Wbut? Mrs.
O.?The baby.?Stray Stories.
Weil Named.
?This Is the parlor, eh7" tentatively
remarked the real estate agent, who
was looking over tbo house.
"Yea," replied the old man Kleider,
"but I usually call It the courtroom.
I've got seven daughters, you know."
If yoK mako monoy your god. 'twill
pluguo you llko n devil.?Fielding.
New York city bunkers are the most
suspicious men In the world. Persons
who have deall with bunks In other
cities are made extremely uncomforta?
ble when they are made lo realite that
they u.?? looked oo as dishonest and as
trying Li take some unfair udvautage
?New York Herald.
"The District School at Blueberry
Corners" will be given at Oiaer
Methodist church- Forty-fifth street,
Frldnv, April 3rd, at 8:15 o'clock p.
? m. ArtmUalon 2?c 4-2-2t.
Dr. Heck top's Invitation to
V.stt City:
"CURE OF THE CHILQ'S HEALTH"
Important Subject Which Is Ever Oc?
cupying Attention of the Leagues
Wilt be Discussed?Meeting Tues?
day, April 14.
Dr. w. II. Heck, of tin- Unlvoralty
of Virginia, baa accepted an invita?
tion to visit this city and make an
address before tin- Patron's Lengus of
Hl? public schools. Hp will in- here
on Tuesttty afternoon, April U, and
will appear before the iv.'tulnr meet?
ing of the Patrons" League or the High
and Central schools. The other
leagues, and all teacher*; patrons and
other friends of the school system are
Invlttd t? be present and hear h'tri.
The subject of Dr. Heck's address
will he Car.- ol tit.- Child's Health in
School.'' Tills important subject Is
ever under consideration in tie- pat?
ron's meetings-, therefore the address
should he of especial Interest.
A gnat deal of good has neon ac?
complished by iire Patron's Leagues
since their formation, and the num?
bers of the board and Superintendent
"Morton are doing everything possi
id, to keep up the Interest in the or?
ganisations.
IUDGE T. A. WICKHAM MAY
STAND FOR CONGRESS
If Friends Are Sufficiently Urgent He
Will Oppose Captain John Lamb
This Fall.
RICHMOND, VA.. April 1.?The an?
nouncement was made today that
Judge T. Ashby Wlckham, member of
(lie state Senate from Henrico county
may enter the race for Congress oh
the Democratic ticket in opposition j
to Captain John Lamb, the enctim
hunt. Some time ago It will be re?
membered Senator W'ickham state 1 I
that in- would not oppose Lamb.
It ws intimated at the time, how
ever, that the action of Judge Wiek
linra would depend in great measure
Upon the pressure brought to hear j
upon him liy his friends. The an- \
nuiiuccmcnt today is to the effect
that while Judge Wlckham will not :
make n tight on Captain -1-nmh, who
Cimported him. he will nevertheless
t.nter the race for Congress If the call
is mode upon him by his' pariy.
FOR A SURVEY OF THE \
INLAND WATER ROUTE{
Resolution Introduced in the Senate
Directing that a Survey be i
Made for It.
(By Associated PYess)
WASHINGTON, D. C April L?'
Senator Simmons today Introduced 1
Joint resolution directing a survey of j
a continuous waterway by the route J
deemed most available from Boston j
to Wilmington, N. C, by way of Long
Island souod, to New York to Rar I- I
l nn bay. thence ncross New Jersey to
Delaware and through Maryland
thence to Chesapeake bay to North
Carolina bv the sounds and Cape Pear j
river to Wilmington.
This- survey is to be for a waterway
of a minimum depth of 16 feet. For
Ulis purpose, $100.00(1 is appropriated
by the resolution which was referred
in the committee on commerce.
Engages American Jockey.
(Ry Associated Press)
ST. PETERSBURG. April 1?M.
1 aznreff, one of the most prominent
representatives or the Russ-ian turf,
who last year won the Russian derby,
lias engaged Herman Rndtke. the well
known American jockey to ride hts
horso? In St. Petersburg. M. Ijiz
hreff also maintains a stable at Mos- j
c.iw. where another American, Wing-'
Held; i.-. the principal jockey.
Ate 28 Plates of Raw Oysters. I
CHESTER. PA., April 1.?At the/
Inquest in the case of William Steel-,
man. who fell dead in the street fron
heart disease, it developed that life
day before he died, he ate flftetn
plates of raw oysters, and that ail j
the day of his death he devonied |
thirteen plates of bivalves.
Rehearsal for Opera.
Another rehearsal for the o)orn
Cirnifa-Olrofle will lie held in the hall
of the Young MenV Christ Inn Aso?
cial ion at 8 o'clock tonight. Th^ re
iiersal will be conducted l y Profes?
sor Cyril Dadswell, of Chicago.
She Lead to Him.
Vie (during quarrel l?You decflveil
m" liefere our marriage.
She?It's false.
He?I asked you to soy theiword
thff would moke me the hnppio^ man
en earth and you said "Yes."?Jost on
Transcript.
Plenty of Trouble /
In cai">ed by i: ngnation of Hf> liver
and bowels. To get rid of It and
headache and biliousness and <io pol
v>n that brings jnnndlce, tike Dr.
Klne's New Life Pills' the/relhihle
purifiers that' do the work'without
grinding or griping. 2fie at A\ Drug?
gists,
ARMY MEN NOT EXTRAVAQANT.
Mrs. Franklin Bell Talks of Conditions
Past and Present.
"Wheu I hoar persons talk aliont iho
oxtravugtuice ol army folk I feel a lit
Ho warm," said Mis. Franklin Reil,
wife of Oon. Dell. "In the ",? years In
which I have known army life, the
salary of officers baa net Increased lo
a perceptible extent, hut Jost look
where |he price ol living hits gonel
In my early mauled days we lived In
Foit Lincoln, Dakota, and I had one
maid of all work, a Swede. 1 gave her
exaetly four dollars a month, and she
performed every item of the house
work, except baullug the water, Her
cooking was a Joy and n wren could
not be nenter abottt herself or her sur?
roundings. She aided me to mend the
linen uud to make my gowns. Now I
should like to see any kind of muht,
eveu In the wilds, condescend to ac?
cept less than tout dollars a week. Ex?
travagance! Why, It's a wonder to me
thut army men who have not private
fortunes are able lo keep up appear?
ances nt uil. Let me give you knottier
Item: I formerly bad my best gowns
made in Minneapolis for live dollars
and six dollars apiece. Compare those
figures with the prices asked by
modistes to-day, and then think of the
persons who have to pay the new
prices on the old salaries,"
HAD IT FIGURED OUT NICELY.
Washington Girl's Good Reason for
Marrying Nsval Officer.
Richmond Poarson Halcion, rrpro
aeututlvo from Alabama, Is one of the
new members of congress. His con?
ferees were discussing Hobstin Ihu
other evening, nud one raised the ques?
tion as to whether he had treated his
fame fairly In leaving the navy, where
his reputation wuh established, nnd
iaking up a political career.
"That reminds hie of what a young
Washington girl once said in me." re
marked Representative liutler Ames,
who was one of the party. "She had
married a naval Officer, ami I asked
her why she did that, ns naval offi?
cers are away from home so much.
"'Well,' she said*'I figured up the
thing pretty carefully, and I concluded
that If my husband didn't turn out lo
be my aftlulty ho would be away half
tho time, anil if he did he would he
home half the time. What more could
one aBk?' "
Counting Crabs.
The crab known us iho scale-tailed
apns was belloved lo have become ux
tinct In Great Britain CO years ugo,
I the last recorded specimens being
I tuken In the ponds on Hampstoud
j Heath. Rut now It has turned lip
I again In some numbers In two ponds
' on Preston Morse, near Southwlek, In
I Kirkcudbrightshire. About two nnd a
half Inches long, the apus bears a very
striking likeness to that remarkable
' creature, the king crab, aud this tie
cause the forepart of the body Is env
ered by a great semicircle shield of
carapace, while, as lu the king crab,
' It swims on Its bock. In the great
, number of IIa legs the scale-tailed
apus baa few rivals, while In the ntitu
' ber of joints which these sharo be?
tween them no other creature can
I compare. The naturalist Sehaffer
I once essayed tho tubk of counting
them and madu the mugnlOcunt total
! of 1.802,601. I.tutellle put down the
i number at a round 2,000,000.?Wash
l lugton Herald.
The Bachelor's Dream.
Idke the fox and tho grapes, many
a man bides bis lonelluess' by a pro?
tended contempt for home and mar
' rlago. This Is not always due to lack
of faith or seltishueSB, but rather luck
of money. It Is said that an excess of
motley le usually a woman's strongest |
j enemy, that ft often bns power .to
, mako her give up the man she truly
' loves for a man who can give her thv
hiiurles of life,
j Deep down In his heart the bachelor
dreams that somewhere In the wide
world "she" Is waitlug for htm, If he
oidy could Hud und support "her."
Was there ever a man who was Im
u)une? Certainly not, except when he
and money uro a thing apart.
The Last Word.
i "Keep bIIII? You can't make mo
koep still!" shrieked the wife of
;' Pharaoh.
"No?" queried the king, raising bis
brows.
"No?" mocked the queen, "nor can
any other man!"
"That's all right." replied the king,
"the embuliner Will mako you dry up."
Those who huve Been the queen's
mummy must acknowledge that the
king was right.?Houston Post.
Smart, Wasn't He?
"I wsb named after George Wash?
ington."
"I thought your uame was Peter
Paul?"
"So It Is; but I was christened in
1832, Just a hundred years after."?
judge;
Points of View.
Her Admirer?Doris always keeps
Lent bo strictly.
Her Female Friend?Yes, the rest
is a good complexion cure, and I he de
votloual, demurely saintly air Is ho be?
coming to her stylo.?Baltimore Amer?
ican.
Shifted Responsibility.
"What did you do with your
money?"
"I tried to be careful," answered Mr.
Slrus Barker. "I was too timid to In?
vest it myself, so I turned It over U.
other people and let them lose It."
Seen Through a Keyhole.
In Urn April Aihvrlcah Miik-ikIuc
Lincoln Steffens t"lla the slor.v 6<
I).the MuniS anil how hO naught
tliu crooks Iii sjh Fro?clsco. Hilms
la the greatest detective hi America,
ami ihl'i was his hardest job. Follow
Iiik la lh? Story of how Roy bribed
l.uucrgitu. mi uidermui. Rums was
In an adjoining room, looking through
n key-hole, tin and Roy bad pui up
iho job on l-oneigan.
"l.'nyergaii r:nic. Ho walked Into
Roy'? ofllec. and ii was all up to ltoy.
W'idl. 'Hoy Is a wondc.r.' says Hums.
Who watched hint. Ills voice WOK
steady, and his hand. Ho llivlted
Liiutgau to sit down; LOhbrgtltl
didn't c are to sit. hut Hoy lush ted
and whoil l.onergan moved the chair
to obo) Hoy put it back. Hoy was
p< i forming ills part with precision and
finish.
" 'l.onergnn.' be said, 'we skating
rial; men have made up ti ptlrSO lopav
you fellows for heating this ordlnanco
and to protect \is hcreiitti r Will yon
stand in?'
" Sure,' said l.oncrgan. i
"'All riebt.' said Hoy. 'Now here's'
your money,' and. so that the wit
? ncsatca might i.mr and si e, Hoy count?
ed the money out hill by bill: 'Fifty,
one hundred, two. three, four, live
hundred dollars. Is that right?"
"'That's right." Bitld Loiiergau, jpive \
hundred plunks. And I'll be your
friend as long oh you live, Hoy."
??'tlood. anld Hoy and f?r the stcn
{ ortapher to take down he added:
'Hut there !:t no Writing, of COurso, so
II must be understood bed ween us,
that you accept this money unit JfOU
agree In consideration (hereof to vote
against that ordinance,,' oVe? etc., glv
i lug the exact tedms of the corrupt
I contract, as dictated by Honey lb lit
i the jaw. 'is that understood?' asked
Hoy.
I "That's understood,' raid Lonorgnn
I " And Ihere'll be other things?'
, Hoy Baid.
I "'Well, you can depend on 1110 for
, anything, Roy.'
I "Then Lonorgnn raid that Coffee
another supervisor, told him to 'get
Iiis.' j j
""'Oh. no.' said Hoy, the nerveless.
! "Yon loll Coffee to conic and ro| his
himself. I want nil understanding
with eacli of you.' "
Its ChleTrjefect.
nigley?You don't believe In n col?
lege edlicnllon. then?
Jlgley?No; It unfits n man for
everything except to sit around croak?
ing a boll t how much more Intelligent?
ly he could enjoy wealth than llie
average man doe.-.?Catholic Standard
j and Times.
Gratitude.
An old farmer who lived by himself
sent for the parish grnivedlggur ami
explained to blm where he wished to
j be burled. "And bore. Sandy," said
be, "Is ID sbllllugs for digging my
grave. Ye see, ye wiidua, maybe, bo
sae sure o' the per efter I'm uwu'."
" 'Deed, sir," replied Sandy, over?
come nt such unwonted liberality, "it
wad be n great pleasure tae me tan dig
yer grave for naetlilug ony time."
II coaxes back that well feeling,
healthy look, puts the sap of life In
your system, protects you from dis?
ease HoltlBter's Rocky Mountain Tea
has no equal as a spring tonh. for the
whole family. 35c. Ten or Tablets.?
J. C. Gorsuch & Company.
Death Was On His Heels.
Jesse I'. Morris, of Skippers. Vn.,
had a close cull in the spring of limfi.
He says: "An attack of pneumonia
left me so weak and with such a fear?
ful cough that my friends declared
consumption had me, and death wan
on my heels. Then 1 wna persuaded
to try Dr. -King's New Discovery. It
helped me immediately, and after tak?
ing two and a half holies I was a well
man again. I found out that New
Discovery Is (he best remedy for
coughs and lung diaca.se In all iho
world." Sold under guarantee at All
Druggists. -Giio gud 1,0 ? Trial Lot
tie free,
li
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g You Needn't Worry
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Spring ami Summer Goods'
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KEATING & WRUBLE
428 Main St., Norfolk, Va.
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Put This Stove In
Your Kitchen
It is wonderfully
convenient to du
kitchen work on a
Hove that's ready
at the instant wanted,
and out of the way tho
moment you're done.
Such a stove is the New
Perfection Wick Ulue
Flame Oil Cook-Stove.
By using it you avoid the
continuous overpowering
heat of a coal lire and cook
with comfort, even in dou
days. Tho
is so constructed that it intuit add perceptibly to the heat of
a roothj the llamc being directed up u retainino. chimney to
the ttove top where it is needed for cooking. You can
see that a stove sending out heat in but tut di?
rection would be preferable on a hot day to
a stove radiating heat in all directions. Tho
"New Perfection" keeps a kitchen uniformly
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If not i i i!i your dealer, wiitc our heard! agency.
the
Ideal
lamp
v*tes?^ for family use?laic,
convenient, economical and a great light
giver It not with your dealer.wute our near
etl agency.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated)
r
gg??? MM I IHM IIHIllJli'a^ttWUaireyffl^^
me.
Washington Avenue at Thirtieth Streut.
Easteir Hat
Is Here...i^
THE CHOICE WE OFFER GIVES YOU A SELECTION FROM'
EVERY NEW AND APPROVED STYLE, FROM THE FINEST TO
THE LEAST EXPENSIVE?YOU'LL GET THE PROPER STYLE, AT
THE LOWEST PRICE IF YOU GET IT HERE.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW?LADIES* TAILORED HAT8
Smart Styles at $4.88?A collection of all the New Ideas in These
Popular Hats?All Colors.
The "Merry Widow'
Trimmed Hat
All the Rage. $3.98.
Hats Trimmed
Ready - to -Wear
All Shapes and Colors, $2.50 and
93.00 Values for $1.98.
PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR THAT EASTER HAT AS EARLY
AS POSSIBLE?ORDERS ARE COMING IN FAST AND YOU DO
NOT WANT TO BE LATE?EVERY ORDER TAKEN WILL BE
OtXTvERED PROMr- TLY AND NO DELAV.
For Sale!
The LAFAYETTE HOTEL. |
COR. 27TH ST., AND HUNTINGTON AVE.
This property is going to
be sold cheap. Can he
made a good 15 Per Cent.
Investment. j& j& jtW
Call for Particulars.
Old Dominion Land Co.
HOTEL WARWICK BUILDING.
Mrs. Godwin Dead.
Mk*s. Ptrj?rho Godwin, 88 yearn of
age, dif-.i Lite Tuesday night ni the
homo of her son. Mr. O. H. Godwin,
3215 Virginia avenue. Mrs. T.othvln
had been feeble for some lime, but
was 111 for only n ft w days. She came
to this city 2i) y-rars ago with her
son and had made b'er home here
since that time. Funeral services will
be conducted nt the residence thin
mornlg at 10:30 o'clock by Rev. 13. -T.
Wcllfor.l, pastor or the First Presby?
terian church, of which the deceased
was a memt? r. The body will be in
Hrred at Greenlaw cemetery,
OF FINE HOUSE AND LOT AT
RIVERVIEW,
SATURDAY, THE 4TH, AT 3 P. M.
For further Information consult
JXHHS C. PHILLIPS. Refree, Slls
hy Building. 'Phono No. 100C-.
EVERY
YOUNG MAN
should carry as much Life In?
surance as ids Income will per?
mit, whether he has anyone der
pendent upon him -or not, It
is the easiest way to lay the
foundation of nn estnti?the
safest way to Invest snvings.
The payment of a fixed sum
regularly for Life Insurance H
a lesson In thrift. A policy
taken by a young man matures '
when he Is in Iiis prime?Thon.-'
his savings may be drawn in
cash?or the Insurance c.intinn
ed If he has a family or other
dependents.
The Equitable has many forms,
of contract particularly Gi-'ited tO '
younc men?all offering an ab-'
solutely safe investment and lib?
eral dividend?.
la Wa
General Agent,
IIIS Hast Main Street,
RICHMOND : : VIRGINIA..