The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
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INTEGERS CHOSEN
BY PHTH|s|s FOES
\ AntisTnhrulosis League Holds
Meeting To Hear Talk by
DIR. Ennion Williams.
RIOT CALL SOUNDED
False Alarm Given To i,st IF
iiciency of Grass--oilrer
News Items

Especial 10 The Richmond Njrsinian1
PETERSBt Rt:. VA. oct, A-~ifs I'll"
Offices of Mr. William K. Mekenney
the Anti tuberculosis League held "a
meeting Thursday night MIR Mckeu-
ney. the president. was ia the chair
Mr.. * j. HHrs WAS seeret1rA al tha
meeting. \ reorga niaetiou 81 ths
leagHa and lis work was decided upon
and n change IN its charter was au-
thorixed. Last nights meeting MAS
well attended ard great interest was
shown in the wera
The following officers were elected
tMr. Mckenne. declining SECOND
nomination as PRESIDENT President.
Mr.. Hatcher $. Seward. vice presi-
dent. Dr. William r. Drewry; secrc-
tars, Mr.. 6. Cleveland Wright; tseas4t-
rcr. MIR. William II. Armstrong. Mr.
3 George H. Cameron. Jr.. chairman al
the executive committee: AIR r. q.
Kent. chairman Of fnance committee:
Mr.. William Martin. chairman Of pub
AcftN committee,
All The officers elected are public
apiFited men of Petersburg and are az
lively engaged ia ph;ianthroptc work
Another meeting viii be held next
Thursday evening in the Chamber of
Commerce for further developing the
plans Of the organization. AT this lime
y Is hoped 10 have present DIR. Doug
lass =. Freeman. secretary of the State
1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Association aud DR.
Ennion q. WILLIAMS state commits
sioner Of health. TO address the meet
Ing.
Petersburg * 80 quiet and law abid-
Inv a city that when q test riot cali
MAS sounded Thursday night about II
a xB}SssSk fN E@f
4 the fire department stations that the
citizens were thrown into great con
UterHation. not understanding the req
nUn- The majority Of the people did
4 n0& know what the alarm meant, think
ing doubtless IA big nre had been dis
y e0vexsd- This ,xii~a practice one
3 WAS for the purpose of seeing how
& quickly and promptly the Petersburg
T taTayx could gather al their afmory Ia
\ case they wefe urgently needed. Per
y lntssion had been obtained from Mayor
II Cameron 10 give tbs test. \ large
II Number of the company quickly re-
G Bp0naed.
The election II calaain OF The Pc
tersburg Grays will he neid within the
n4xt thirty days, Mr. Robert Gillian,
n, FIRST lieutenant. viii doubtless take
4 tbs vacant position ana the either mem
hers advanced This Vacancy waa oc-
H&SG11f0lG1 ny Iife FFSiA HttttG3 vi fdpfdll
\ William L.. zsnmer, ar. seateral months
a3o.
Found -Four More Bodies.
RAINY kiNkAh, ONT. Oct. H.
Tbs forest fires throughout this dis
Y tSict have evidently nearly burnet
y themselves ent or were completed.
Qnenched YESTERDAY ny the heavy
[ rnins. This air was frAe from smoke
& % day and the work et rebuilding
4 0etti<nsents was well started
-Four more bodies We're found this
4 morning ia the burned woods south
Of Beaudette.
Discuss Missions.
At Washington Street Methods
Church Knairsuay tine Executive Com,
! M1Sftee Of the Board of Missions al
y t1fe Virginia Conference held a meet
Ing Among those IA attendance
were. Rev. j. Il. J,laiif. presiding ell
q der Of Petersburg District. Rev. w
"A. Christian. OF Richmond, Rev. nr
4 Royal. OF Bedford city, Dr. Raw
Angs. of Nashville, Mr.. T. S. South
Unte OF NkorfoIk. and Mr. a. r. KEEL
Il lam. of ERinsess Anne County,
Matters Of missions were discussed
and plans outlined for The coming
year.
A. r. Hill. Camp of Confederat,
N Veterans hold a special meeting 10
niEhf to discnss matters relative t,
4 the Norfolk Reunion and the accept
ance OF the invitation to attend tn,
4 Confederate Monument unwilling a
Il Emporia.
large number OF the Camp vii
70 To NorfeEk next week, and on
parade day the members viii be pres
ent In q body