The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-02
Lenguc plans Indorsed

Plans OF the Anti-Tuberculosi
League for the establishment OF a
sanatorium for the free cure and
treatment, under suitable restrictions.
4 of citizens OF Petersburg who have
tuberculosis. having been submitted to
THE medical faculty. the faculty at q
meeting last night, declaring that the
public health OF the city will be great
~ promoted by the establishment OF
the proposed sanatoriun. adopted res.
olutions cordially approving and In
dorsins the work OF the league; and
as an organization and as Individual
physicians, pledging assistance and
support in every proper and reason.
able way.
The faculty went further and com.
mended the action OF the Common
Council in appropriating funds to aid
the league in carrying on its work,
and urged all philosophical citizens
Interested in the prevention and treat.
nlent of tuberculosis to become mem-
bers OF the league.
Meeting OF Teachers.
meeting OF the Sussex Teachers
Association will be held on Friday
and Saturday of this week In the audi
tortum of the Waverly High School.
An address OF welcome will be de-
liyered by Judge West. and the re-
Spouse will be made by the Rev. w.
w Edwards, district superintendent.
On Friday night public meeting IN
the interest OF school work will be-
held. when addresses Will be deliver
ed by Professor shewmake, State
School Examiner: Mr.. Binford. OF
Richmond. and others.
Handsome Showing.
1t Is expected that after all the pre-
miums have been paid. and all the
expenses incident to last weeks South
side Virginia exhibit have been settled.
which is now being done, the asso.
citation will have left in hand some
five or six hundred dollars. And this
notwithstanding the fact that an adj
mission price OF only 10 cents was
charged This shows how well the fair
was patronized
Police Arrests.
The police arrests In Petersburg
during the month OF October numbered
$40. Violations OF local ordinances
figured largely In the Est Of causes,
though drunkenness. felonies and lar
scenles show Inc usual average.
baptist Sunday School Institute.
Under the auspices OF the Bapts ST
sunday School Association. a Sunday
school institute will be held In the
First Baptist Church In this city dur
ing the last week In November. Ad.
dresses VIII be delivered by promi-
nent speakers, and the exercises will
be OF character to give an impetus
to Sunday school work. q
Huntsmcn Out In Force.
This being the first day Of the open
season for shooting. scores of hunts
ment Went to the adjacent counties
to-day to get first chance at the birds.
and much gamen bagged Partridges
are said to be quite plentiful this
season.
Check Not Heard From.
The check for $50. given by n. N.
s rltc enc err and :. N: How, the alleged
ss ll'i TO Petersburg merchant.
ana nd deposited in bank for collection,
mas mas: not been heard from. The check
was drawn on a bank in Maine. ana
whether II will be honored or not NAV
not be known for a day or two Until
the bank here is notified OF its nav.
ment or rejection, no steps towards
criminal action can be taken. Altar
PITCHER and 41bw left Richmond the
F t1.ett burg merchant received a letter.
stating that funds would be placed
In the bank to meet the check.
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Death In Ettrlcsk.
IN rs. Ada A.. wife OF James II.
cousins. died yesterday al ternoons al
her home In Ettrick, from the e lrects
Of q 81 fokes Of paralysis. suffered
evening. She Is survived i
~ her nus husband. seven daughters and
one SON. i,Gs. III IN 81 "a
5S News In Brief.
he ravoking Of the license Of tina
irand '9rder Of lrue Refornfers, il IA
said. will affect the policies Of a |
arge number Of colored people inI
Petersburg.
~ ;ohn q, Evans. ] son Of city Ser
sean 1 Evans who has been ILL a the I
ao 'sI ~ Tor some days. Is reported
Rev. I'M "A. Robbins, colored = II
( or pastor pa Of Oak Street A. N, III.
Zion Church I IN this @ri 10 a ~ - ~, = IA