WASHINGTON. April 11. Virginia women of the Equal Suffrage League, of that State, are giving hearty cooperation to the work of the National Kindergarten Association in its effort to provide food for the people and military force of the country during the war. Through the cooperation of Mrs. L. M. Taylor, chairman of the State Suffrage Agriculture Committee, the Pennsylvania has received a list of presidents of every local suffrage league in Virginia, and these women have all pledged their unstinted support in promoting the work of the commission. The women of Virginia have cast aside, for the time being, their primary work to raise equal suffrage, and are placing their services at the disposal of their country. Realizing that the best way they can serve the government is by encouraging and actually taking part in the commission's campaign for a greater food production through garden planting, these women are doing everything they possibly can to make Virginia one of the greatest garden-producing States in the Union. The many hundreds of women connected with the league have all entered upon this work with an enthusiasm which is certain to bring about excellent results, and set an example for other women throughout the country.

ROSE HILL BURNS DOWN
Annie Home of Tintterron is reported by the police.  Eleven acres of property in Green County. (Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
KALIMAN, VA., April. The dwelling at "Rose Hill," the ancestral home of the Taliaferro, was totally destroyed by fire at 8 o'clock on Saturday evening. 