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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
NEWS GATHERED
FROM s0UTH5|DE.
Finance Committee Discusses
Various Propositions at
Meeting.
MANY WASTING CITY WATER
Happy Young Couple Wed.
Other Personal Men
tionings.
MANY WASTING CITY WATER

Manchester Bureau, Times-Dispatch.
No. 1902 Hull Street
At the meeting OF tho Finance Commit
tee last night the chief proposition before
the body was the increase OF the sala-
r'es OF the city officials.
Mr.. s. ], Jones. member OF the Board
of Health, presented a recommendation
from that body to the committee. asking
for an Increase OF salary of the sanitary
inspector from $50 to $50 per month. This
motion, together with the Increase OF
pay OF the Mayor. was carried through
without any opposition.
Tho present salary Of the Mayor Is $500,
but ut was Increased s1oo more per
year.
The next matter before the body, was
to- increase the salary of the city tax
collector, Mr.. II. X. Reid.
It has been the custom to pay tax
collectors a certain percentage Of the
amount collected and before Mr.. Reid
accepted the position. Tie percentage was
s per cent, and 1t was then reduced
to 8 per cent. The topic OF discus
sion on this question was to restore the
2 per cent. thus making It the same
Percentage as in former years. Mr.. Reid.
month, was unable to attend the meet
ing last night, and his friend. Mr.. J. w.
Bronaugh, Jr.. represented him.
1t was asked that his salary be in
creased 500, making it $500 n year,
or five per cent. for collecting all taxes.
After considerable discussion, 1t was
passed, and Will be recommended to
the City Council.
Mr.. "A. "A. Adkins offered a resolution
to raise the salary Of the city ply
stefan. DR.. E. T. Rucker, making 1t 500
years After little argument it was
carried through. Almost all OF the
other officials had their salary Increased
also.
The amendment offered by Mr.. I3. Nj.
Robertson that the school report beslaid
on the table until further statements
can be heard from the Board IN re-
gard to Expenditures, was lost. The, es-
Inmates for expenses for 1907-19OS are
SI5,341.
The budget OF expenses OF tho city
was adopted and recommended TO the
Council The appropriation for streets
is $4,000.
Two Marriages.
Late on Tuesday afternoon Mr..
Daniel b. Miller. Jr. clerk in one Of
the departments in Washington, and Miss
Emilia A. Webster Of that city, We're
granted a license to DO married here. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Ben Dennis, pastor Of Meade Memorial
Church. Mr. Miller Is son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel B. Miller of Bloomington.
! Ill The bride is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T.. Webster, of Washing ton. After the
ceremony the happy young couple left
for Washington.
Clerk Hilary DuVal also issued a Ii
cense Tuesday afternoon to Mr.. James
RI. Williams and Mrs. Leila r. Porter.
Mr.. Williams Is a native OF Chesterfield.
and son OF Mr.. and Mrs. =. G VIII
lams. The bride Is a native Of this city.
| ham.
| The ceremony was performed yesterday
| morning by the Rev. c. Q. Woodward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
DANIEL 6 BILL FOR.
INDUSTRIAL PEACE
Introduces Measure to Provide
Organization Of Association
for Roosevelt Fund.


WASHINGTON, February G-scnator
Daniel, Of Virginia. has introduced a bill
TO establish the Foundation for the pro-
motion Of industrial peace" The purpose
OF the organization is to receive the Nobel
peace prize awarded to President Foosc-
Velt, and by him devoted to forming the
nuclcuu OF fund. tho income OF which
shall be expended for the bringing to-
gether In conference In Washington the
representatives OF labor and capital for
the discussion OF industrial problems,
with view to arriving at q better un-
derstandng between employers and ems
ployes. and thus promoting industrial
peace. KS
Tho Chief Justice OF the United states,
the Secretary OF Agriculture, the Secre-
tarS OF Commerce. and Labor and their
successors In office, together with q rcp-
rcsentative OF labor and representative
OF capital and two persons to represent
tie general public. to be nominated ny
the President. are created trustees.
The trustees are TO invest and rein
vest the principal OF this foundation. re-
ceive gifts and invest them, and Pay
over the income from the foundation aid
it's additions to IL committee OF Ei:la
persons to be known as The lndnst, III
Peace Committee" TO be selected by tile
trustees. Tho peace committee Is 10
arrange for the conferences annually, a,l
special conferences, one provided in case
OF great Industrial crises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
OLIVER FILES
REVISED BID.

h.4F5
WASHINGTON. February s.--By noon
tomorrow. William J. Oliver. Jr. or
Knoxville, Tenn. who was tho lowest
bidder under the proposal for digging
the Panama Canal by contract and WHO
has formed a company OF contractors,
known as the Panama Construction
Company, VIII know when he may seX-
pect n final decision.
4 Secretary Taft said he did not wish
it to be understood that at noon to-
morrow Mr.. Oliver would get his final
answer, but that he would know at
that time when he may expect it.
Accordingly Mr. Oliver deferred lcav-.
ing here tonight for his home in
Knoxville.
At the War Department tonight 1t
was stated that tho closest inytsuga-
ton would be made regarding the stock-
holders. and. in fact. regarding every
body Interested the company. rks
.incorporators arc one thing, said one Of
the officials and the stoe ,s der; are ore
perencc aud financial interests and re-
sponslbility OF those with whom Ar.
Oliver has associated himself will bs
gone into" bSs
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FIGHTING DESPERATELY.
sergeants Bailey and Wren r
turn Without Prisoners.

sergeants Bailey and Wren, Of the
city police force, together with Attor-
ney II. NJ. Smith. and Special Agent
l. l. Scherer. of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway, returned to the city
Yesterday without the alleged trunk
thieves, Sergeant Bailey tells an In
teresting story of the legal excuses
the accused persons are making to
prevent their being brought to trial,
and the fight being made for the rail-
roads by AIR John S. Wise, who has
been retained as attorney In the case.
Bail was refused the prisoners, all
though they offered $4,000 each. or
$1,000 The officers will return to
the case will be argued
Attorney John S. Wise is quite GER
tain that. although legal technicalities
may bar the way for some months es-
peciatlE II the case has to he carried
70 the United States Court of Appeals.
the prisoners will be eventually turned
2 ,.,ar 70 the Virginia authorities for
.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
TAX ON TOBACCO
WILL REM AIN SAME
Z IN i5
From our Regular Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February g.
The subcommittee OF the Senate Com
mittee on Finance, appointed to hear
lnanufuct urers and growers of tobacco
on the bill which has passed the House
repeating the tax OF six cents pound
on leaf tobacco sold heard three manu-
facturers from Louisville this morning.
Tho three opposed the passage OF tho
bill.
At the conclusion Of the hearing j t
was announced that another hearing
would tDc had saturday There Is lit
<. - ~! s!thep DIT 81 tho tTissfa gr . 4 ti,e
hIl at the present session, Senator
Daniel, who Is a plember Of the subs,
committed. is pressing the bill, but it
is opposed byg Senator Aldrlch, Tho
chairman Of the Finance Committee.
and probably by Il majority Of members
thereof,
President John T.. .Wingo and Mr.. Frank
ID. Williams, of the Richmond Tobacco
Exchange. have gone to Washington TO
appear before the Senate subcommittee 0f
tho Committee OH Finance, ana protest
against the passage OF tho bill. Tho Rich
mond Tobacco Exchange has adopted
resolutions protesting against the plppu-
sitiol to remove the tax on tho sale or
leaf tobacco, which they CLAIM, would
work q hardship OH the manufacturer,
VINO pays a license and thereby upon
tic dealers who sell TO the manufacture
crS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
.V|UCH SUI f ER|NG
DESPITE RELIEF.
Snow and Continued Cold Tax
Resources Of Organized
Charities.
MANY BEING FED AND CLOTHED
Dabney Family Still Being Cared
for at Mission-Grcat De
nland for Fuel.

The weather in Richmond continued
cold and clear yesterday. tho newly fallen
snow packing down into the <sleet OF the
day before. and making hard cake that
seemed almost impossible to clear away
from the sidewalks and crossings.
The street car companies. by Keeping
a night force on each night, sweeping,
sailing and sanding their tracks have
kept all their lines open. and while run
ming cautiously on slippery rails, have
made fairly good schedules. Hauling on
the icy hilsides has been dif1lcult, With
many horses falling. and some complaint
of overlooking teams.
Caring for the Poor.
Both the Methodist Institute and The
Citizens Relief Association are grateful
to the people who have assisted them
during the last few days by gifts of
wagons out yesterday calling for btu
dies from people who had 'phoned III
offers OF assistance and to-day a nilnl-
Der Of families will be warmly clothed
for the first time this winter.
The protracted cold weather Is caa3!;ls
drain on the resources OF the missions,
and large quantities OF groceries, clothes
and fuel are being issued.
Caring for the Family.
Mrs. jamie Dnbney and her seven chill
dren are Still q tEthe Ballard House under
the case OF the Citizens Relief Association.
Superintendent Buchanan has directed
tho they be made comfortable, and will
keep the family together until some ar
arrangement can be made for their support.
The husband lat keswick. Va, has been
notified. but has not yet been heard from.
Superintendent Buchanan hopes to be
able to induce the woman TO return to
her husband, but will first make careful
investigation Of hsr charges against him.
Mr.. Buchanan received five offers to
take the oldest boy yesterday, as re-
suit Of the publication In The Times
dispatch. A number OF bundles OF clothes
were sent in, and the boys have been
more heavily protected from the winter
weather. Tho authorities hope that Il:
| Will not be necessary to divide the fam
lily. as, II they can be, carried through
the next year or two. the older boys
Will become their main support.
Negro Poor Suffering.
The colored people are experiencing
an uphill time In their efforts to care
| for the sick and aged poor of their
! race these bitter days. The wives OF
some Of the colored preachers plowed
| through the snow yesterday and day
| before for many hours to reach des-
| perate cases, The supplies Of the
colorcd mission are now very limited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
THE REUNION FUYO
NOW NEARING $4,000
Some $4,000 Yet Needed for En-
tertainnent Of Vets-Letter
Of Appreciation.

Colonel Joan W Gordon, general Chairman
o. the Confederate reunion committees. yes
terday addressed the following selt-ex.
planatory letter to Mr. S, K. Mckee. general
secretary OF the Y. NJ. c, A.:
Dear Mr.. Mckee,---As I Informed you
over the telephone yesterday morning,
nhu Just returned TO the city after three
days absence, and found on my desk
S9ur kind favor OF the 1pt instant. 10
as l could confer with my ASSOCIATES on
The general comrlittee
now beg 10 formally acknowledre
receipt OF your esteemed communicative
OF me LIST instant, conveying q copy OF
resolution adopted at the windinE.up
meeting OF the y. NJ. c. a. forces, Who
nave conducted such signaliy success
'iu1 campaign Tor raising funds for tho
new building. kinuy and generously
tenderine The valuable services Of this
eItlclent organization to tho general
committee of the Sevanteent Reunion
Limited Confederate Veterans to raise tho
balance OF the fund necessary for tho
proper entertainments of the Confederate
Veterans who are 20 meet In this cry
MAY, SQth 10 June Sd, proxi,uo
ne general committee tenders !ta
Mhfmsst ana most sincere thanks for
your kind and generous offer, hut bees
70 say, that We have already districted
the city ana appointed committees for
alinost every part Of 1t; and that while
nhlS foW or these committees have as
yet reported, we know that several at
least or tbs others are at work; but we
40 not know from whom they have OH
taned contributions or AUTHORIZATIONS and
trusting That when all have reported we
VIII have raised fund sufficient for our
needs, We deem II hest 10 decline at
least for the present your kind offer
rcserYtnE the privilege. however # YOU
VIII permit vs. TO do so, OF calling on YOU
4 few weeks later for assistance II when
our committees have reported we fnd we
need It,
Cordially congratulatng you mon tho
success attending the movement Tor the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
NATIONAL CIRCUIT
COURT Of AP PE AIS
United States Circuit Court OF
appeals Hears Argument in
Many Cases.
DELAYED JUDGES REACH CITY
Gases 10 Be Heard To-Day.
Lawyers Here From Several
Adjoining States.
DELAYED JUDGES REACH CITY
Gases 10 Be Heard To-Day.
adjoining States.

In the United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals yesterday Judges COT. Pritchara
and Morris were on tie bench.
The following cases were argued and
submitted:
). " Bishop. plaintiff in error, VS.. VIII
liam Dodson, DEFENDANT in error; in error
10 the Circuit Court at Danville. Argued
Dy Eugene Withers, OF Danville, for the
Plaintiff in error, and by b. II. Custer,
Of nanville, for the defendant in error.
II D. Ellis, Administrators. plaintiff in
error, VS.. Southern Railway CompanE,
defendant in error; In error to the Cir
cult Court at Charleston, S. c. Argued
by ]. p. X. Bryan. OF Charleston, for the
plaintiff in error and by Joseph W. Barn
we'll. OF Charleston, for the defendant in
error.
The court Will convene at 10 O'Clock
This morning, when the following cases
viii be called in regular order:
Johnson n. Camden, plaintiff in error,
VS. John a jarrett, sheriff, ETC.. defend
ant In error; III error to tho Circuit Court
at Parkersburg To be argued by H. p.
Camden, OF Parkersburs, for the plain.
tiff in error, and by George E. Price OF
Charleston, w. Va. W. y. Miller Of
Parkersburg, and BraXton, Ker e Nc
error.
Midland Bridge Company. plaintiffs in
error. VS.. Vera Cruz and Pacific Railroad
Company. dsstendtnts in error; in error
10 the Circuit Court at Baltimore. Md
To be argued by Bond. Robinson & DUFF
fY, Of Baltimore, Md, and Scarritt <
& Jones. OF Kansas City, No. for the plain
lifts in error, and by Carroll Z. Bond
and Marbury & G;osnell and J. S. Lemon
of Baltimore. Md, for the defendant IN
error.
Vera Cruz and Pacific Railroad Com
pany, plaintiff in error, VS.. Midland
Bridge Company defendants; in error TO
tho Circuit Court at Baltimore, Nd. To
be argued by Carroll T. Bond, Marbury
Gosnell and ]. S. Lemon. OF Baltimore
for the plaintiffs IN error, and by Bond
Robinson & Duffy, OF Baltimore. and
Sca,rit1, Sra,Titt e Jones, of Kansas
City, Mo. for the defendants In error.
Hon. William II. Biawley district judge
OF South Carolina, and Hon, Henry O.
Mcdowell, Of the Western District o:
Virginia, reached the city yesterday, and
win Hit IN the court during the term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
FLIES TAYLOR ON
GAMBLING CHARGE
(sreelal to The Times. Dispatch, J

t9t LII NIEibU1ttr, VA, February G.--ln
the Police Court this morning, George
Taylor. whose room over Wallace'k
store, No, 7l2 Main Street, was raided
sby detail of police Sunday morning,
about ! o'clock, was fined 500 and
given sixty days in jail on the charge
of maintaining a gambling house.
The accused. who was represented by
AIR. Fred Harper, noted an appeal. Civ
ing bond, with alr. Charles Ncrga his
employer, us surety IN the penalty 81
$500 for his appearance before tho Cor
poratlon Court at the March term. The
witnesses with tho exception Of J. NJ.
Dabney, who We're found In the, build :
ing at the time of the raid. We're recog-
:lizcd In the sum OF SEA for their APP
pearance at the same time and place.
MIR. l)nbney was excused by Mayor
Smith because he was not In the room,
but was sleeping in 5liis own, room
on the same floor, S@G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
NO IDEA OF LEAVING.
Rev. Mr.. Melton Not to Be Called
to Wilson.

l'iess notices from Wilson, n. G., say
ihat tho Christian Church of that city,
which Is the strongest church OF tfIs
denomination in tins state, is unanimous
in desiring Rev. y. il. Melton OF this
city, for their pastor 10 succeed Rev. j,
~ Jones, Who recently accepted call
% Indiana Rev. AIR Melton was pastor
OF the Wilson church five years before
coming TO the Marshal! street Christian
Church, this city,
Mr.. Melton was seen yesterday, and
upon request made the following state
,nent.
u have had lctteE from friends in
Wilson about the matter, but have loa
been called and do not expect to be called
10 tie Wilson passionate The Wilson
church has greatly honored me in asking
that ] serve on the pulpit committee 10
scicct II successor of The Rev SIR Jones.
have no idea Of leaving my present
pastorate for several years 10 come"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Board Will Ask Council fol
$4,000 for the Years Use.

The Board OF Police Commissioners
at their regular meeting last night
transacted little or no business. out
side Of the usual routine proceedings,
the session closing early.
The Police Department has asked
for about $4,000. or an increase OF
100000. with which to provide for tho
twenty-five additional men recently
elected to the force. The Council will
also be asked to name twelve nddi-
tional men to patrol the Increased ter
ritory. and 1t is probable that some
of these may be mounted men. there
being so much. territory to cover
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
MISS. 14-F00T
CHANNEL DEAD.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. February e.
for the Mississippi River from Chicago
TO st. Louis and the Gulf met defeat
to-day when the House in committee or
the whole having under consideration the
river and harbor appropriation bill. voted
to stand by the recommendation OF the
the committee in opposition to the pro-
ject.
Although there was much speec1-nak
ing on the part OF tho friends of the
measure, they secured only - votes
for she amendment. as against rs against
II 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
.sTABS MAN IN FOREHEAD.
Lee Childress TO Answer 10
Charge OF Cutting Joseph Morgan

Lee chiidress will be in tho Police,
Court this morning TO answer % the
eharge OF stabbing Joseph Morgan al the
latter's home, 1905 Williamsburg Avenue,
Fulton. on Tuesday night, II seems that
childress went TO Mr. MorgGn's nome
and. pushing by Mrs Morgan, who am
fs~ered his ring, entered the house rs
was ordered away by AIR Morgan. and
setal!ated ny stabbing the former In the
forehead with a knife. Mr. Morgan then
got shotgun and struc6 Childrese over
the head with il. innicting serious
wound.
Mr. chi!dress went 10. IN. Nelson, on
Gr~hasn Street for treatment. ard Mr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
Tobogganist Nav Die.

Otto Willis (colored). who lives at
No. 8 East jackson Street. while coast
ing down hill on Second street, near
the City Home, was unfortunate enough
70 have his sled get away with him.
lie was thrown violently against al
water pipe. sustaining serious injury
round his lower ribs.
The injured boy was attended by Dr.
Jones, OF tho city ambulance corps, who
fears that there may - Internal in
jury: DR., Jones stated last night that
tho boy may die.
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Reception to DR.. Fo1sythe.

a reception viii be rendered to Or.
Wylie II. lNorsythe by the Copcnanters
Of the Church Of tho Covenant on
lNriday evening Of this week IN the
parlors Of the church
The gathering VIII be entirely infor-
NAL, and all those who have heard Dr.
Eorsythc speak on his experiences in
korea as n medical missionary VIII
melting him in person. This public is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
David r. Donovan.

r. NORFOLK. VA, iTcbrunry G.--David
~ Donovan, u prominent business man
and member Of the firm az Donovan &
fConlpany, Coal dealers. died at his home
ten days illness with pneumonia. He
was fifty-ilve wears old. He was Il
director In numerous financial and other
business concerns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
They will make their future home in
Chesterfield
Vio1atinp tho Law.

/, Some Of tho residents OF Manchester
have been Violating the law by leaving
water spigots running for the purpose
OF preventing tho pipes from frcozing
G. III. sharp, Of the City
Water Department, issued warming
yesterday. to all residents not to violate
this law, as in case OF fire 1t would
make the pressure SO low that danger
to the city would DO heavily Increased.
Mr.. sharp says that violators of this
law VIII be vigorously prosecuted. as
tho water can be shut of to prevent
the pipes from freezing and BURST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
Negro Poor Suffering
To Address the Pythians.

Myrtle Lodge No. 25, Knights Of
Pythias wlll hold It's regular conven-
ton tonight at o'clock In the
SmithdcaI Building. The address of
the evening Will be delivered by Beat
tie Host, supreme head of the insur-
ancc department.. Members Of other
lodges have been invited to attend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
Hymns and Hynn-Writers.

Or. forsythe, rector OF st. Paurs
church, will deliver a lcctl>s at I'm
manuel baptist Church to- night on
and well-trained choir will sing selec
TONS from many. Of the hymns Of which
the lecturer SPEAKS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
GIVE CHARITY BALL
AT TEMPLE TONIGHT

a CHARITY bail wni be given this
evening in the assembly rooms at the
Masonic Temple, under the auspices of,
the German Ladies Aid Association.
The entertainment Will no doubt prove
TO be ono ot the most enjoyable Of
the season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
Negro Laborer on the Tidewater
Road Severely Wounded

A negro boy was brought In yesterday
from Moseley, on the Tidewa(er Rail
road, IN an unconscious condition, having
been shot In the head by John Burch,
one OF the. forcmen or bosses. The
shooting, which was accidental hap
pened Tuesday night.
The negro IS known as Rastus. His
last name could not be learned last night,
as he was still UNCONSCIOUS. Tho boy
was attended by DIR. Jones, of the city
ambulance corps, who had him taken to
the Retreat for the Sick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
FIRE IN NORFOLK,
Eight Buildings Destroyed and
FLAMES Spreading.

NORFOLK, VA, tebruary 7.--FIre
which started at 9 o'clock this morning
in q row OF frame residences OF Mary
eight buildings and Is unchecked. Ali
the inmates escaped, Aut many We're
clad only IN night clothes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
Death Of Miss Tenncll,

issIdnnic Tennoll died at midnight
Yesterday Mt the residence OF her
brother, Mr.. Harry Tcnncll. No. II
East Twelfth Street after brief i'll
ness. Miss Tennell was taken with a
stroke of npoplexy between and S
o'clock. and lasted only few hours.
The funeral Will be announced later.
Required to Take License.
The National Biscuit Company, OF Rick
mond, was required to take out II
censs yesterday, for distributing sample
packages of crackers on the streets of
Manchester Tuesday and yesterday. Onl-
Ger Wnymack arrested the young men,
eleven In number, all of whom wore
long gray overcoats The ordinance re-
auires that any one caught distributing
merchandise In the streets shall be fined
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-07
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. Eugene w Lipscomb, who has
been very III at her residence. 212o Grove
Hospital where she will UNDERGO mn
operat ton for appendicitis.
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Church Hill Society,

The Church H.. Medical Society will
held It's regular meeting t the Virginia
Club tonight at $3.50 o'clock Or. D.
a. Kuyk, Or. Terrell and DR.. Jones Will
lead the discussion, the subject of the
evening being "Pneumonia."