The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-13
MASTER PLUMBERS
FINISH THEIR WORK
Atlantic Coast Association Meet
ing i'll Petersburg Elects Oh
ticers and Adjourns.
10 MEET PRESIDENT JOHNSON
lie Will See Committee from
Chamber OF Commerce Thurs
day Morring-Hicks Jailed.
10 MEET PRESIDENT JOHNSON
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PETERSBURG. VA, November H.
After an executive session this alter
noon and the election Of officers IN
sion of the Atlantic Coast Association
OF Master Plumbers adjourned to meet ,f
next year at a time and place TO to : %
The Following officers were elected:
President, William G. HenIle. OF Bal
tiinore, Md: Vice President. 2. v. Ed
William II. Rothroek of Baltimore;
Secretary August Ednan. Jr.: OF BAL
tinore. Board of Governors: MARYLAND.
James Cary. of Bal'im.ore; pelaw S,aI
trict OF Columbia. Conradis. OF Wash.
ington: Virginia. George w. James, of
Petersburg.
laved by the nonarrival of number
OF delegates who We're stopping in
Richmond. and the association did not
begin work until about 3 ,, o'clock this ii
Atlantic City. president OF the Allan,
the election Of new officers. when Mr..
pirate expression Of appreciation a
vote OF thanks was accorded to the
Petersburg master plumbers and to the
ladies' for the courtesies extended ito TO
a branch of the organization will be
esta blished in Petersburg. Nearly all
delegates lett this evening.
Hicks Is Sent TO Jail.
Chief of Police Ragland and his men
have caught negro crook named Ed,
veloping. In the Mayors Court this
morning the negro was given thirty
day jail sentence for stealing money
from another negro and was identl-
fed by several women to whom he had
sod stolen garments as the man for
whom the police have been looking on
fine oh CT n
female student at. the Virginia Normal
ard Industrial School in Ettrick. This
afternoon the forgery of j. l.. fuckers
Hicks to Gell!nan d Co., pawnbrokers.
for the redemption OF pair of shoes.
has been traced to the captured negro.
Chamber of C7mr,erce. received q tele-
gram from the Norfolk ard Western
Railroad Comrary's lea1nna-ters in
Roanoke. notifying the Chamber that
meet ITS committee for conference on
Improvement IF PASSENGER depot facil-
ties in petersburg ri his Office In Roa-
noke. Thursday morning. November
lith. at 10 o'clock.
An interesting meeting IT the
Frances Bland Rardolph Chanter.
ton was held let svasfng At the
home of Mrs. w. NJ. Martin The re-
gent made her report On the regent
convention held in Norfo'k by the
ID. A. r.. and Mrs. Arthur Kyle Davis.
historian of the hanter. read a de-
HFhtful paner IN "pocarnrtas and
Other Colonial Danes written by Mr..
Robert S. Bright. of PHILADELPHIA.
Purse for Rev. Mr.. Peters.
As token of appreciation OF faith
full performance of duty. purse of
$50 was presented 10 Rev. j. Sidney
Peters, pastor of High Street Methodist
Church, by the board of stewards at
an adjourned session OF the quarterly
:onference of the church held last
night. The following stewards We're
elected for the ensuing year: j. n.
Gray, j. c, Rowell Fl. F. Munt George
w. Dyer. l. r. Dyer. w. NJ. Winfree.
II. L. Gin. r. NJ. Partin. Robert Bax-
ter. j. p II. Smith, Charles E, Smith.
j. j. Westmoreland, l.. w. Shelly, u. r.
Shackelford. L. c.. Nunrally, James
Hollingsworth. S. w. Snyder Anthony