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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
woody NOW in RACE
AGAINST NARSHALL
Former Trigg shipyard superin-
tendentIs Candidate for Super
inteildency Of Water Dept.
MAY ELECT NEXT MONDAY
City Engineer Will Probably BE
Authorized to Complete Set.
thing Basin Work.

Coming in at the eleventh hour yes
terdny as a candidate tor Supertnttn-
dent OF the Water Department., Mr.. w.
II. Woody, Jr., for many years iden-
titled with the Trlgg shipyards COM
pany, and a capable hydraulic and mo-.
ctnnicn! engineer, gave the local poll
.ticians the most interesting bit OF
gossip OF the day. Incidentally, he dis
sturbcd the plans OF others who were
claiming the necessary votes to elect.
Prominent citizens came forward to
speak In behalf OF his executive ability,
la guilty which will be needed in the
conduct OF the Water Department.
Petitions were signed yesterday by
members OF the two branches OF Coun-5
ell for Joint session to be held m
Monday night to elect superintendent
Resolutions are being prepared provid-
ing that CRY Engineer Boiling. who
planned the Settling Basin. be per-
lnitted and required to complete that
work, or at least have the dominant
voice In the construction. 1T is known
that this plan. meets the hearty apprn-
val OF Mr.. Boiling, as he is anxious
to show that the basin can be made
great thing. for the city.
Nobody Elected Yet.
In spite OF the claims of his friends
that Mr.. William p. Marshall has D
SNulClGuL OA PISA6SS W Slda
antee his election on the first ballot.
IL is generally admitted that it is an
open race still. and Mr.. Woody's sup
porters, though realizing the handicap
Of Il late announcement, believe that
he has a good fighting chance.
Mr.. Woody began work with the
Tanner s. Delaney Company in 1883.
Later he was connected with the rich-
Mond Locomotive and Machine Conn
rany. going from there to the navy
yard ut Norfolk. He returned to the
Richmond Locomotive and Machine,
Company. Owing to dull times in 1909.
he accepted position with the New
port News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Company. but resigned III 1895 to be-
come superintendent Of shulls with the
Trigg Company. He was superinten.
dent when the company failed, but
atterward completed great deal of
important work already under con-
tract. Being q general mechanical
and hydraulic engineer. his friends de.
clare that he is eminently qualified To
take charge of the Water Department
and its engineering branches. and are
working accordingly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
SAW FREEMAN

Like "Rnllroud uill.'' However, F'usi-
F tive Successfully EluLcs Arrest,
William Freeman. the Goochland
harm burner, who. in company with
two other prisoners. so n,yster!ously
escaped from Hem .co county Jail a
short time ago. is. from all accounts,
travelling some" He is said to have
heen seen at several points in Chess
6tFr.1ald county and along the Nor
folk and Western Ra,.way. Yesterday
Mr.. Garrett. the jailer, was informed
by man who had just returned from
Suftolk. that he had seen a negro an
awsring perfectly e. Freeman's de,
morning. Mr.. Garnett at once mott,
red the authorities at Norfolk, SUI.
folk and other points along the NOT
folk and Western, Incidentally telling
them Of tbs: $40 which they will re;
ECeiNe u the man is recaptured. N. ll
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Many Charges and Counter
charges Made BY Advo-
Gates Of the Two
Candidates.

elected almost under q promise that
he would indorse the name or..Mr
Smith before the caucus. Mr.. Hunt
the majority OF the bar had been for
Mr. SmIth, hut that they had changed
since, and that he Eel 1t his duty 10
lndorsa Mr.. Staples. who, he believed.
ut this time, was favored not only by
chants and citizens Of 81 he city. Sew
fral speeches nominating and second
ing each candidate We're made. and
towards tho last the members Of the
caucus became very unrlll lea 81 spea x,
er rising In the face OF q storm Of
protest and cries of Nv tel voter one
member even goIrg so TAR a to move
Inn the caucus adj ourrl.
MI, Staples 3WaF9 nomlnaL ed 2E N q n
able speech by Delegate 81 unt, ana
seconded by Senator Garter. y udgei MAR,
IN Wilkins. Delegate clements and
The name 81 Mr. sn,ith vas "a, placed J. II I,
nomination by Dele gate CnltWooq1; p
nTanklin. an counr ty+h,to s E,oa-
Hoke, who ms q DER 81 y lle IVY W, Z
noks bar sa!a hEh s
nomination ii, q bret speech, dwelltns
n,e sri n's 81 e Mrs Smith sessnains
ts,pseehes wera also ma dH byA G ~.
#CIetcn, OF Alexandria; Colpnel z Euge s1
* Massie, oi Richnlon and 2e 'l So 9
When Inc vote was ANNOUNCED BY
MIR. ChnrchTnan. sena tor Il q r.. MOVED
that II lie made ,i,nanlm l,e mo I
Ton prevailed land 9the ca cu q pse
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TO MAKE FIGHT

Alleged North Carolina Ennbcxaler VIII
Contest ReIuisltlon Papers.
s:ssT. j, Clifton, formerly agentsfor the
Southern Railway at Gihsonviile, N.
ss SCI eral HUNDRED doilars from the COM.
9pens, was held in the Police Court
yesterday morning as q fugitive FROM
Justice
The sheriff of Gibson county appear
cd IN conrt and asked that the case b,
continued until to-dny because the
Governor had not yet Inspected his
Erequisilinn rapers. Gibson Is n widow
$er, and IL ths father Of four Iittle.
rftildren. Ex-Governor Montague will
appear for illm lthis morning.
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Aldermen Refused BY Over
whelning Vote to lndorse
the Proposition.
SUBSTITUTE ALSO DEFEATED
President Turpin Says Times
Dispatch Suggestion Was
the Best Offered.

In a perfunctory sort of way, the
Board of Aldermen last night killed
the Board OF Contro! PROPOSITION by
al, overwhelming vote, Alderman DAD
ney standing alone in Its defense. Be
fore the discussion started Alderman
Alderman Mood adding that this ac-
ton should be taken out OF respec. TO
Tie whple scheme. Mr.. Dabney spoke
sharply. however. OF the apparent lack
81 eour;ess MS piea f se,ng 80 Save 3hs
plan chance to be shot on the wing:
There were only fifteen members al
the meeting. some of whom did not
vote, as no roll-call was required.
MI. Dahney presented substitute
ordinance, the sist of which was that
the Council slIould ask for the right
to create the board and then work out
tine most satisfactory plan WITHIN tue
next two wears.
President Turpin.. who led the oppo.
sition. characterized this as the more
wicked Of the two propositions. be-
cause it did not specifically provide
Just what should be done. He said that
the idea advanced by The Times-Dis-
match was Wise and proper. and that
nothing should be done in the matter
os revising the charter until COM
petent commission has examined and
passed upon the entire system of gov
eminent.
Present system Worthless.
Declaring that the affairs OF the city
4 are not economically or !ntelligentiy
managed, MIR. Dabney said that on:
esidense e. this ls found In the fac
can give no comparative statement
showing the receipts and disburse-
Hents for any periuu. He did not be.
leve that Board OF Control would
have permitted the Gas Works to gel
into the condition they were in q few
wears ago. sss
Taking up the substitute, which
sought from the. Legislature the RICH,
70 amend the o slar5er ga. a. the soun nj.
buying g. mig in bag, and would
make the Council the Legislature o.
Virginia SO far as the Board Of Con,
& troll was concerned.
A sharp debate between Mr.. Dabne,
and Mr.. Turpin threw many side
lights on the ancient form of the cit,
government CIR. pabney said that tn,
" first intmation that the changes wer'
desired to prevent theft came iron
Mr.. Turpin.
After Alderman Wood had eSpresse.
his dissatisfaction with the measur
he moved to table 1t. ard the hard an,
patient work Of = subcommittee wa
thrown 20 the. winds.
.,soue- Other Amendments.
isy special rsquest CITY Attorney Pol
lard explained Some charter change
recommended by the .Ioint Lerislativ
Committee, the most important Q
which related to transferring vertat
a duties from the Citv Engineer to tn
Tuilding INSPECTOR. The power to raa X
the changes alone was asked Mr.. Pol
lard said that there was no referenc
to the Building Inspector in the bill
as his was not a charter office. an
could be abolished at the pleasure c
.5 the Council. The bill to REQUIRE tn
"A owner To. bear the cost of razing I'm
safe Buildings was Endorsed. along wit
the others.
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PLANS APPROVED
Huilding Record for january VIII Be
LE- Fer Allc.M OfeOtIler NIOnths.

Huilding Record for january VIII Dc
Far .Alc-i of Other Months.
Building Inspector Beck yesterday
approved the plans for the new High
School Building, the School Board hay
ing accepted the bid OF y. G. Bedford
Inspector Beck says the record for
January in the building line will
expended being far ahead OF that of
other months A number of permits
were issued yesterday, among them be-
ing the following:
Z. c. Woodward. to build detached
frame dwelling on north side of Taylor
Street, between Rowland and Syca-
more; cost, s1T50.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Wyatt. TO build detached
brick dwelling on south side Of Frank
lin Street. southeast corner of West
Street; cost, $4,000.
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ORGAN RECITAL SUNDAY

Good Program Arranged for Monument
tut Church In Afternoon.
On Sunday afternoon at Monumental
Church. after the afternoon service ut
4 O'Clock. there will BIO the usual
monthly organ recital. These recltals
are given on the first Sunday in every
month. Mr.. Potter. the organist Of the
De Coster. the organist OF the Sacred
Heart Cathedral. TO render the follow
ing program:
/. Overture (Adolph Maillx).
"Allegrette in srinor' (Guil-
8. Noctune in e Flat Chopin.
4. io) Walters Prize Song" tb)
"PllgrIrl's Chorus g. agner).
s. "Triumphal March" q. Lemmens)
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!. c. . Mann vs.. Dixon ct all: Circuit
urt OF Wise county, appeal. Bond,
= 5liI4 ~. "a y
HIS ANNOUNCE emf

Cit. Attorney Told Alderman He Would BE
Candidate for. RE- ectton.a
While explaining the inap ortanca Of minor
charter changes to the Board OF AL der,nen
erlSs persnaded to announce that he would
mnst certainly be a candidate Tor another
stclm. i.S Ss3s4gg ls5sa.2 49, n tSl{g
The law very properly proylde s, v lie was
stEe Council. must not be IA M mber &of he
G s,.5 com n.litse, where he would nave Is.
ssf on contested election cases. SUPPOSE
for City Attorney. IN e ,s n ,ss sS
fvrpted 81, 573f {57 AZ n, }5S. Es
Quite cevSaln, replied Mr. Pollard, Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
NEW VIRGINIA CONCERNS

The state Corporation Commission yestes.
day Issued the following chartcrs;
.rbe u. r Gill Company tLimited). oi
Sorfolk. Va. James C.. GIL. president and
treasurer; Ernest Il. Ball. vice presid ems
n rran,slinl Gill sdcretary-atl OF Sorfols.
ia Manufacture and deal In teas. coffee, etc.
Capital. $4,000 to $4,000
West Main street Corporation, Sorsolk.
rer vice.pres.dent; T. 2. Gordon. secretary
and treasurer--all Of Norfolk To en- age
in real estate business CAPITAL. $4,000 70
49,
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AFTER ALLlGAT0Rs
uncilnan richards VIII Shoot q Few

Cuunc Gilman Richards VIII Shoot a Few
in Florida and show the Hides.
Councilman G. T. Richards and Mrs.
Richards will leave on Monday for q
Trip to Florida. MIR. Richards informed
his friends at the City Hall last night
that he would look into the alligator
law. and II it is not a violation lie Will
shoot few OF them and bring back
the skins TO prove it. He resented the
insinuation that he would buy. the
hides. The wcll-known Councilman
from Marshall Ward viii not worry
about the spring campaign, as Things
ore going his way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
HIT BY STREET CAR

I.ouisa Man Knocked Down and Pain
fully Hurt.
Z MI. r.. FL. Williams, OF Pnindester,
Louisa county. was knocked down ves-
terday afternoon by eaetbnnnd Clay
tempted to cross the track In front
of the car, and was caught by tho
Fender and thrown. He received a
slight injury on the head and was
considerable shaken up. FItsscondition
however, Is not at all serious. DR.
Woodson. of the ambulance corps, ut.
tended him 81 ssge5 t2li-l ,i-s ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
BUILDING CODE.

lord'nnrc~ Cn..>,..'ttcc VIII Decide TO-
Sivht Ahc"t H"fcrnncc3 to C"~'r,is-'"n.
Unless the Committee on Ordinance.
Charter and Reform agrees to refer
architects and builders for revision.
the meeting Tonight will be long
drawn out&and full Of interest. Mayor
Mccarthy. City Attorney Pollard. In
spector Beck and others have been
summoned. and the builders Will be
strongly represented. tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
REPUBLICANS TO MEET.

Tromiuent Leaders tn Speak nj the
sEeEger~ Hell Tonight.
TIE Republican Club or Richmond
will meet at Saenger HALL Tonight.
Esgsosnlnenr party leaders viii, speak
q hut IA yis!tor does not have to be a
Republican 70 attend. As one mem
Y her eapressedfi II, they might be Demo-
ora Is d. arrival and Republicans when
Y they depart. The committee on ar
Eahell, chairman: J ohm G. Luce Edgar
Allen, w, II. Hey Tyler and Joseph
Sf3teRart. a
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GOT'slT COIN 6 AND COMING

tn sbant. and SIM Make Things Hot for
$50 M Mary Brown. .ts
There vas tf1ss'e Mary
met h ar and wife got the bruntsof 1t all.4nda
rs douht aels that the fruits q s1nntrinlony
started the ball rolling p% giving her =
ri Z: round "cuss'ng OUT. and l.stchesi
IS, own. her husba nd topped ~ Y g Il @by
al Z. plea sed8 with the actions o. his Off,
srring. Policemen. Nuekols and Thurraond
sco,lcerning the Grown tal,nil will be aired
BEFORE gJustice tlrutchheld this nnorning,S$i
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Atl,anosla. Aryanltis!

A Creek, rejoicing in the name OF y tina.
nosias Arvanitis was lodged in the Second:
station last night by oriesrs thinner ana n,
i,,ron ona fGIo Priyiolas. This nomenclature
stculd fully test the powers OF The City
Ilali cor % this morning.
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chiln saves Her JUL Term.

Sally winston. seventeen-year-ol
negro girl. and the mother of small
,aby. confessed before Justice Crutcl-
field yesterday morning to the theft
II cloak and hat from another negro
girl. She was at first sentenced TO
the child might suffer from the con-
'inement, the court changed the PEN
atty to sl00 security for the same
length OF time.
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JAMES WAS sJEs' PICKING
ap,c,.tn., Were Too Valuable. Though.
aud fi. Tables We're TMrue III.

Showing astonishing holiness, James
tered the yard Of Policeman Robert
Bryant yesterday afternoon and when
he hurriedly took his leave Mr.. Bry-
ants az went with him: Officer Jones
uppre hended the despoiler of his col-
leagues premises. and escorted him to
the police station. bud" explained
that he was ':ies' n!cking." but 1t Is
raid that he first "ptcked, the AK and
was In the act of going after clothes
of the Bryant family. which We're dry.
ing oh the line, when detection caused
him to leave faster, though, not so
sieaIthily as he came.
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TO Close SALOON
NEAR Ne " Y NJ C. A.
Petition Presented Yesterday to
Judge Witt Also Signed by
Two Congregations.

The New Buildlng Committee OF the
Young Mems Christian Association met
on Wednesday evening, and awarded
to a. c. Bedford the contract for tear
Ing down the two brick residences
standing on the property at Grace and
Seventh Streets, and the brick and
frame structures in the rear. Mr.. Bed-i
ford will begin work at once on the
west. and by the list OF March the lot
VIII be ready for the new building.
Enquiries arc. being received every
day as to when the plans will be ready.
the competing architects must have
their plans In the hands OF the COM
mittee by Wednesday, noon. There are
nine Richmond and nine out-of town
In the competition. The COM
mittee has been cotupiimented on the
program of instructions. which, is said
by experts, to be the best that has
public building in Richmond. a Phila-
delphia architect gave 4. first rank In
competition, instructions and requires
ments.
Ask That snloon BE Closed.
The board Of directors OF the assoc
citation, the board OF deacons OF the
Seventh Street Christian Church.. and
the council OF the First English Luth-
Judge witt: Of the Hussings Co Court.
requesting that the saloon on North
Seventh Street, just in the rear Of
the property to he occupied by the new
Y. NJ. c. \. Building. be closed-this
as matter Of safety during the
erection Of the building. and largely
also. because of the fact that the
boys entrance to the new BUILDING
VIII De at the north end on Seventh
sire The petition wss presenter to
Judge Witt Yesterday.
Ward Coming Back.
The many friends OF Mr.. C. S. Ward.
who was with the association during
the noted building campaign Of las,
year. will be. glad to hear that lie
viii be In Richmond again next week.
He VIII be the guest of the associa-
ton on Wednesday at supper. and viii
be with the young BURMESE mems COM
mittee in their campaign during tile
two days following. The captains
and all members OF the young bushes )
mems committee are requested to make
note of the date of Mr.. Ward's visit
and to arrange to meet him at the
a 'ss,' ton Building on wednesday,
nlsht md again on Friday night at
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sentence COMMITTED.

OH. Taylor tcolored). condemned to be
hung on February 18th In Princa Edward
county for murder In the first degree, se-
cured from Governor Swanson yesterday a
cemmntatlon OF his sentence to life mprls-
onment a nunlerously signed petition was
NED with the Governor asking commute
t!on. The judge, who tried the case. and
thu attorney for the Commonwealth earnest.
~ recommended that the death penalty be
1917 49,.
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Must Have STANDARD Carts.

Inspector of Weights and Measures
Joseph notified wood and coal dealers
yesterday that the ordinance providing
for uniform size wagon would be-
come effective on February LIST. There
was \ lively fight over 1t In Coun-
ell. but the inspector does not antici-
pate any trouble. as dealers generally
will comply.
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no Attend ruuerul..

The following detail from Lee Camp
will meet at 10 o'clock this morning
and attend the funeral Of Mr.. n onlaa
n ret e., y hIee. M
foot. J. Fl. krake. A. Jennings and ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
rortpirhtly. Club Meeting.

The Fortnightly Club held its regu..
lar bi-weekly meeting at5the home OF
Mr., George Gibson last might. The
members listened to n. S. Harrison,s
paper on Tho Rise OF Civilization
in England
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n. p. a ,lsvtlne.

pos, A, Travellers Protective !Assoctation,
me, last night The renor. of the mem.
bershp committee showed gratifying pro.
gress. and much interest was manifested
Iii a discpssion OF some of the; mattcrEa now
pending before the State Legislature.
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he was willing to leave the questlon
OF that majority to a committee.
Speaker Byrd. Delegate Hunt and
others opposed the plan, and Senator
All kinds OF charges ana challenges
were made by both Sides IN the non,t.
mating speeches, as to the eligibility
and fitness OF some OF the psrs.n.'
whose names appear,sa on the nnetls,o ~
Hart claimed that Delegate Hunt was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
Arrest Naval Desert q

A colored man, giving his name as Charles
FolEes. was last night arrested by SerEcaas
Matthews. He Is charged with being q de-
serter from the bnttleshp Louisiana.
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rnok Gold wntch.

Frank Harris. colored. got four
months 10 Jail In the Police Court yes
terday morning for taking a gold &
watch. the property OF Henry Chris
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-31
WILL NOT REQ PEN CASE

supreme Court Refuses Rcl,enrtnE In
III ,. o. U. a. ". Litigation.
The supreme Court of Appeals re-
fused Yesterday to order rehearins
q p1,l the 7, case Of Forbes and others against
the. Chancery Court Of the City OF
Richmond. This litigation has been In
rantsa nor hp t dnd Is taken
further proceedings. The court handed
down decisions In the GLOWING cases:
BY Judge r. Fl. Cardwell: Jewett VS..
q. Williamsburg and county of James
CITY. Reversed. is 8
d Ex judge George n. Harrison:
SMebb'ss Trustee vs. Lynchburg Shoe.
Lynch burg, upon rehearing. Reversed.
BY Judge Stafford G. White: Ad-i
ans Z, trustee, ct ais, VS. Tidewater
Campbell county. Reversed.
5R Petitions for Appeals, Etc.
Meade ak'0 Tobaeeo com seu: W. corporation
Court OF city Of Lvncilburg. upon petit
tion to amend order. Denied. !.
Forbes ct a. VS.. State Council Of
icaa lean M. Mechanics 81 Yirg'nla; ehancsry
Court Of city of Richmond. Rehearing
II 8, Mann vs.: DIXON y sl.; Circuit /, s.g1,
Court OF g Wise county, a Appeal i5oIld,
$3.50. % NJ d, 81
Milton s al administrator VS.. Norfolk
and Western Railway Company: Cir-.
cult Court OF Warren county. Writ of
error}a and supersedeas; no bond.
Norfolk and We stern II "a ilWay. Com !.
rany VS.. williamson; Circuit Court Of
Campbell county, Writ Of error and
/, supersedeas; bond. $4,000.
| Woodward Tvs, Gordon; Circuit Court
of Henrico coun ty. q! !AppG al refused...
Honaker VS.. Preston; Circuit Court
! OF Wash'n q ton county, Appeals refused.
Jones VS.. Town of Chatham; Circuit
Court OF Pittsylvania count y.8 Git 81
Terror refused 5S.ii8 rs !. Sbs
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s1oo, 900 FIRE, ut Marion, Inta. (.

III MARION. IND I, January 40 NJ The
Diamond window glass Factory at Gas
City was des yad BY ire early Teri
day, resulting In 81 loss esttnsa ted satlA
lS1G0, 900. i,
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PAINTERS GOING
10 BIG MEETING.
Employers Have Session and
Elect Hetzer President.
Delegates Are Chosen.

~.
The Master House Painters and Dec.
orators Association OF Richmond apd
vicinity met in their rooms in the
7Ebel Building on Wednesday night.
al ter the gular business was trans-
acted the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: tx
President, a Hetzcr.
Yice- r. esilent, w. II. Tyrcc.
secrctnry-Treusnrcr, a. D. fhnr-
3 ton.
Custodian, e. w. Wrenn.
Delegates and ulternates to enc
twenty-fourth annual convention sof
the international Association Of Mas.
ter House Painters and Decorators 81 q
the United States and Canada, wig M!
meets In New Orleans Tie bruary III
$.ath, Goth and 2 / 81 We're elected as
follows; Dele gates-R. T.. Peters, A,.p I,
Wharton. a. Hstzer and 4. ". Han !,
grove q Alternates--M. Ganzert y.
Spies, w. II, Tyree and Branch Wen..s
.ster. Il The convention Will be o!le i. oI
the largest yet held, and many ~ M
portant matters are to be cons tde fed'
Mr.. Peters Is e.-presidept OF ms, In
International Association, and Mr. W'l1a a!
ton has represented Virginia on y tps
executive board for i've ternls.
The Richmond. legatl onSwill leave
on Tebr,iary 18th, joining q y peclal
master pa inters. train that leaves
louisville on February l6t l'.ls 585
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I va 4 announced by
sena tor Hart moved
unanimous. THE mos
the ca Y Gus ar.ose.,i "