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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
WOULD PREVENT
CHILD BLINDNESS
STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT
URGES TEACHING OF SUBJECT
~ IN MEDICAL COLLEGES.

TO insure the teaching of infant
blindness in all the medical schools OF
the country, and In this way to pre-
vent the needless blindness OF the
newborn, the State Health Department
has decided to ask the CO. operation OF
me medical colleges of the state and Of
the state Board Of Medical Examiners,
me Department Will request that In
every examination on the particular
branch covering the subject the med
icaI instructors annually ask their
students ON examination how to treat
children at birth. The State Board of
Medical Examiners will also be re-
quested to put q question on the SUBJ
)ect In every examination Of candi-
dates for license to practice medicine
The Department. In 4 statement just
Issued, shows that much Of the blind
ness among children 10 unnecessary
and that the application OF compare
lively simple drugs by competent ply
centage OF the blindness which occurs
during the first few days after birth
That these remedies can only be APP
piled when all physicians OF the State
are made familiar with the treatment.
and that the best way to do this IL to
teach all future students the methods
to be employed, Ia the belief OF the
Health Commissioner.
Practically all OF our medical col
leges ara instructtng their students in
this subject and are already cooper
ating in the campaign to reduce blind
ness" said Commissioner Williams to-
day, but they agree with rs that the
best results can only be attained when
every student, knowing that he will
be examined on the subject, will give
physicians were always called In for
such cases. and no midwives were en-
pioyed blindness among the newborn
could be immeasurably reduced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
LITTLE TOT STRUCK
BY FAST FREIGHT.
BABE HAS NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DEATH AT HOLLINS,
VIRGINIA

Especial To- The Richmond Nirginian.)
ROANOKE, VA, April 27.---Stelia,
the two year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ennis McGrady, Of Holiins, had
II remarkable escape from death Tues
day afternoon. The McAirady home
is on the north side of the railroad
track and the little girl. unnoticed.
toddlea out OF the gate. A number
Of box cars Sere on the track. and
she made her way alongside of them.
The engineer and fireman of fast
freight No. s. caught sight Of her
just as she came from behind the
cars and was toddling towards the
main dine. The train was no more
than fifty feet from the child. and
10 stop II was impossible. Brakes
were applied and everything done to
check the train. but IL passed some
distance beyond the point where the
child was before Its wheels ceased
turning. Trainmen rushed forward,
picked up the little girl and ran with
her to the house. She had been
struck by "A part IL the train, but she
was alive. and when the doctor came
and examined her. he found her bones
intact and offered hope of her recov-
cry "Wednesday she was reported
not so we'll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
'kA|SER's YACHT
FIRED ON BY GREEKS
BrLLErs WHISTLE ABOUT CABIN
OF ROYAL CRAFT WHILE
OFF CORFI.

LONDON, April z1.---A despatch re-
cefved from Corfu by the DalSiel News
Agency says that while the Kaiscr's
yacht, Hoheuaollern with the Emperor
on board, was cruising eft that port
hree rife shots were fred ut II. The
bullets whistfed over the imperial cab
a. aceoruing 10 this report, and caused
excitement among the members Of his
majesty suite. Although tho despa tcH
saws the outrage IL attributed TO d,s-
affected Greeks. diplomats here are at
= less ia understand WhY Greeks
should be displeased with the Kaiser.
Up the the present time no contirm-
alton OF the report has been received
FROM any other source Al the German
en- bassS IL was said that every effort is
bHtng made to secure particulars of
the outrage. There is a feeling there
that the hiring may have been part OF
al anarchistc plot IL Is known that
the anarchists. especially the Italian
and spanish branches, have been very
active lately because of the belief
that they were plotting an attempt at
wholesale assassination to mar the cor
onatiou OF KING Georse the police of
England ana all of taa continental
countries have recently been very ac-
tive. All Known anarchistic chiefs arc
being subjected to the closest espion-
age. Because of this fact. and be-
cause of the intense activity of the
Berlin police In searching the haunts Of
the anarchists. IL was said the outrage
might be due to German anarchists.
The Kaiser planned to remain in the
Mediterranean Tor ten days longer, hut
whether this reported incident VIII re-
suit in his changing his plans can not
be learned at present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

Tuesday afternoon at o'clock the
marriage of Miss Addie Lee Shnltz and
Mt Edward Cleveland Holt Was sol
emnized In the home OF the BRIDE 1925
Ashland Street. Rev. James o. Moss,
pastor OF Laurel street Methodist
church performed the ceremony. The
parlors were beautifully decorated in
palms, ferns and spring blossoms Miss
Rosaiie Lawrence had charge OF the
music, rendering the wedding marches
and playing songs without words soft
~ during the ceremony. The bridal
couple was preceded ny the little ring
bearer. Miss Laura Webster daintily
dressed in white linderie with blue rib
bons The bride wore handsome
going away gown of blue pongee with
black hat and gloves and carried brides
roses The Rreom, who. Is from Phrley.
North Carolina is popular in business
and social circles, Mr. and Mrs. Holt
left after the ceremony for a bride
trip to Tampa. Jackaonville,s Fla, Sa-
vannah, Ga, and Florence. They will
be al horne to t1Ieir friends after May
o, 1lel McDonough Street, South Rich
mond.
There viii be cottage prayer meet
ing held I'm the home Of Mrs. John Dam
sey 1es Randolph street, Friday even
ing, under the leadership of the Rev.
Mr., Hall. the public Is invited
Rev. Demetrius Elias constanstin-
stinzcias Nishanoff, Of Macedonia, will
give lecture at Randolph Street Bap-
list church, Thursday night at S o'clock.
He will appear in his noblemans cos
tune, and sing in Macedonian and Bull
garian languages, and will also exhibit
some Macedonian aud Bulgarian Gu
riosities after his address.
Miss August% Fuller, OF 2001 Powha-
tan Street WHO WAS operated on at
the ShelterinE Arms Hospital Monday
IL getting along nicely,
Mrs. Brauer, who was operated on
at the Memorial, Two weeks ago. has
been brought home greatly benefited
Mrs. Bob WhitmJre, who has been
extremely III for the past Month IL i'm
proving,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
TO DEVELOP COAL
SHIPPING INTERESTS
MOVE TO MAKE HAMPTON ROADS
PORTS WORLDS GREATEST
SOFT COAL DEpOTS.

NORFOLK. VA. April Chime
operators Of Southwest Virginia and
West Virginia are organizing to make
Hampton Roads ports. Newport News
and Norfolk the greatest soft coal
depots in the world. j. =, Morgan,
Thomas Fortune Ryan and Frank
Gould are reported TO he the men
behind the movement. and the COM
b!nation IL 1t materializax. viii. ii is
said. result in the establishment OF
d line uf coal-carrying steamers be-
tween Norfolk aud European md
South and Central American ports
a majority of the coat operators
whose mines are tapped by the coal
carrying railroads with terminals here
are TO organize a pool and establish
big selling agency IN England and
other European countries, and ,lso
go after the South and Central Amer
lean business. which Is generally han
died through London, Paris and Ber-
lin,
The foreign goods brought as re-
turn cargoes will be passed through
this port. and thus connections Will
be established between Norfolk and
foreign houses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
DRUNKEN OFFICERS
SLAY PRISONER

ASHENILL5. n. c., April 2f.--smith
Baker, civil engineer OF Almond,
swain county. was tn Aaheviie Tues
day and gave some OF the particulars
of the killing OF Tom Mashburn by De-
putty Sheriff VIII Hyde, In Graham
county about week age According
10 MIR, Smith the killing waa about as
afrocihus as was at first reported. It
seems though that Mashburn, who had
escaped from the chain gang in
Georgia, had not been pardonrd ar was
reported. Tho three men who Went 10
arrest ham, Hyde, Crisp and Burehfaid
were drinking. according to tbe best
Information 10 he obtained and that
after they had Naahburu III custody
he hung back ard said that he would
rather die chan 60 buck TO tn. roads.
that fiyae asked what WAS to be done
with hitn and Crisp said u Kill him,
that hc reiterated this advice and that
finally. whilp the two other men wore
holding Mas}burh. Hyde sbot him
threba tire heart.
The three men did not escape, Mr..
smith said, but surrendered 10 the au-
thoriiies and are now In jan at Rob-
binAYiIte5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
GRINNANORDERSTHAT
COAL ROAD BE SOLD
PUBLIC AUCTION WILL BE HELD
IN WESTERN PART OF
THE STATE.

In accordance with decree enter
ed Judge 1sriaHan la the GAaneera.
Court In the suit of the Virginia Trust
Company against Virginia Anthracite
Coal and Railway Company. the road
IN to he sold on terms of $4,000 in
casfi, Of which sie. $50 H. to he ac-
trally paid over the day of sale and
the balance of $4,000, when the
sale liz confirmed by court. The bal
ance may be made on payments OF
six. twelve and eighteen months, Sc
cured on the property.
The line runs from Christiansburg,
on 'ttie~ss&ssTfoik and Western, t5y way
OF Biacksburg. to certain coal mine
properties ia the western part Of the
State. II has been In the hands of a
receiver for some time. Robert w.
Scott, Murray NJ. Mcclure and VIII
liam A. Moncure are named commits.
sioners To effect the sale at public
auction in the town Of Christians
burg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
CROWDS FLOCK TO
HEAR DR.. WHARTON
BAPTIST EVANGELIST Is CON-
QUOTING SERVICES AT GRACE
STREET CHURCH.

Crowds continue to flock to Grace
street Baptist church. where DR.. II
M. Wharton 10 conducting revival ser
Vices in cooperation with tho. Rev
Pr David NJ. Ramsay, the pastor.
Or. Wharton will preach Thursday
night and again Friday night. His
subject Wednesday night was God
1s Love" DIR. Wharton thinks 1t hard
iy possible that he will be able to con-
tinue the services next week.
Exceptional interest has been
evinced In the services and already
there have been "A number of profess
sions of faith. DR.. Wharton enlivens
his talks with variety of apt illus
trations that never fail to rivet the
attention of his hearers upon him
He recently conducted revival AT
Grove Avenue Baptist church with
marked success, and it Is believed that
his efforts Mt Grace street viii be
equally successful.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
FOR ECZEMA
4 Treatment That h Guaranteed 10
Give Relief


Eczema is parasitic in nature. II
is said to be a contagious disease. I'm
Ill the parasite or germ hidden in the
skin IL completely destroyed and re-
moved, eczema cannot be cured. Full
~ one-third Of all skin disease il in
the form of eczema. 1t affects per
sons of all ages and classes. 1t Ia
very prevalent among people between
the agessof 20 and 40.
We unhesitatingly guarantee to re-
turn every cent paid us for Rexall
Eczema Ointment in every case where
II fails to give entire satisfaction. 1t
possesses remarkable cleansing, anti
septic, healing and curative power.
Its great value Is very pronounced
in the treatment Of eczema, whether
Of the dry, scaly sort or of the weep
ing type where there Ia a constant
flow Of an ill-smelling fexcretion, or
of the other Intern ediary forms. sucn
as ring worm acne. plmples, blotches
and discolorations.
Rexali eczema ointment Is very
useful in treating ulcers. sores.
wounds insect bites. nettle rash and
hives. II liz particularly Recommend
cd for tho treatment OF children who
are tormented with itching. burning
and tiisfiguring skin disease. we
urge you to try box at our risk.
Your money waits you II you are not
satisfied with the treatment. Price,
SOC per box. Remember you can only
obtain Rsxall Eczema Ointment In
this town at our store. Polk Miller.
The R~xalls Ssase,. sSsA. F,Ast Main, ,s.s.,,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
MANY CONDUCTORS
IRE COMING HERE
NEW ENGLAND TICkI.r PUNCH
ERS VISIT RICHMOND FRIDAY
I'm ROUTE IL, JACk-
SseNsusI

Ssw 8ensts@d conductors. nam her
( smg Aseess fovty-flve, with their wives
wax arYsse in Richmond Friday and
~sas ~ gne guests Of Division lS..
ssysses ~ Railway Conductors. Tho
Nsss*heTn tsekot puncaers are on their
MAs &c tase annual convention Of the
ssr<ser. AAeh takes place al Jackson
sssfe srs Mas :. The delegation
Iresa Nss Erelana will visit Cuba
AafEsre gStHs 40 the meeting ia the
Florida eits4
THE New EnalMnders WIN arrive
here Friday rnorainR over the Rich
aend. fredericksburg and Potomac
Eassros6 ana Ea 10 the Richmond ho~
tel A committee from the loyal d.
vision wsjl 70 10 Washington Thurs
asy at1ht ana accom- psny the visitors
Ia the city.
In The afternoon the party wifi be
given = trolley ride to the various
places af interest. ~ night a lunch
cor Mall Zoe served at the Richmond
hotel, wheu Goyerner Mann. Mayor
Richardson a3sd ". T. Dahney w-ili
make addresses
The following committee from tile
LEGAL division viii have charge of the
sissfar&s M l., Harris, chairman. and
s. Il. Thomas Chgsap eake and Ohio;
r II. Williams ard a. IL wilkinson
Seaiheru 2. ". Jenes and j. II. Lif-
SEQ. Atlantic Coast Line, and Draw
nee Gates and r. :. Coleman. i&lch-
mend. Fredericksburg and Potomac
ana Washington Southern, Mrs. j.
III Thompson president Of the aux
Hilary, will have IL committee TO ia0fs
after the ladies' OF the party
a delegation of conductors from
Atss "a. al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
TRUE REfORMERS
RENEW LICENSE
GREAT NEGRO BENEFICIAL OK
GANfZATION TO RESUME
BUSINESS AT ONCE.

Negroes all over the State VIII ne
deiighted 10 learn that the True Re
formers have been Erantd another IL
ceusa to do business til Virginia. IT.
siiraf4ce Com missioner Button has Isl
sued the necessary papers and the
oldest and largest negro fraternal of-
gnniyation ia the country Is again
ready to issue policies.
When the True Reformers' Bank
failed several months ago Enmn, iSssfAa-
er Button suspended the license of the
order, because II appeared trrat the
organization would certainly, suffer
rain Ia connection with the bank fatt-
ure.
The members OF the order have
been loyal To rhe organization aud
cheerfully paid extra assessments to
cover all death claims. other as
sessments VIII be made and the lu-
suranee bureau Is satisfied that the
order is again Oh a safe basis, and for
this reason the license WAS renewed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
GREAT CONFERENCE
FOR CHILD WELFARE
PLANS BEING PERFECTED FOR
MEETING IN INTEREST OF
LITTLE FOLK.

AT special meeting yesterday Of
the chairmen of the various commit
tees at work for the coming Child Wei
plans for the Conference were about
complete and that the gathering to be
held in this city May 22-25 would
probably he very largely attended by
experts on the subject from all parts of
the country.
In Addition to the special speakers
from the Russell Sage Foundation and
other child helping organizations, 1t is
expected that the leaders in children's
work ia the state Will be in attsn-
dance and will discuss the many prob
lens which confront them. Besides
the special addresses, the committee
plans to give several hours daily to the
lens where workers can exchange
views at first hand. From letters re-
ceived, It seems probable that the con-
ference viii be very largely attended.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
PRICE WAS TOO LOW
DECLARES MIR. BYRD
LAWYER PRESENTING PART OF
FORD HOTEL INTERVIEWS
81
FILES PROTEST.

The fact that the sale price had
been already confirmed by the Chan
Gerry Court and recommended to coun-
ell for adoption caused the protest
OF Lawyer r. r. Byrd TO fan on
barren ground when he appeared be-
fore tue council finance committee
wednesday night and declared that
the proposed acquisition to 1Totd's
hotsl aite at ElMVeEth aud Broad
streets. adjacent TO the City Hall, at
the price OF $40, 600, was likely to
involve the city IN a law suit, as two
OF the four interests in the Ford es-
tate considered the price too low Mr..
Byrd suggested thar the city would
have dones better had 1t carried. out
condemnation proceedings originally
prpnpsed ....-....
Al lht' special request Of the school
board, recommendation was made
that SAT. goo OF the 5000. 900 guaran-
teed to be expended ON public school
buildings this year be made availa BILE
at once for acquisition of desirable
sites. OF this amount SIS, 600 viii
he spent in the purchases OF the Van
Lew property on East GraceFembrac-
ing an entire block.
The committee directed the City
Attorney to draw the proper papers
effectlng the transfer recently author
lied q the John Marshall house TO
the Association for the Preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities.
The committee recommended adop-
ton OF the Lynch ordinance Great
ing the position of chief clerk In the
office of The city engineer. at a salary
Of 81, 500 year, the. chief clerk to
be the purchasing agent and public
office man Of the department. The
office ia to be filled by appointment
If city Engineer Boiling, subject to
approval by the committee on streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
SAYS TT LOOKS LIKE
HE CAN'T HELP STEALING.

Especial to Tho Richmond Nirginiap)
ROANOKE, VA, April AID. :
NcElrath, young white man, relea sed
from Jail Tuesday, on the promise that
he would leave town forthw and
return 40 more, back in TAIL G. areed
with stealing clothing from Il virgin
ian railway employed. MrElrath says
it looks as IL he can not help stealing
Several weeks ago he Was convicted OF
stealing clothing from United states
army recruit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27

right to remove Judges from Office MIR,
Crutchfield said that the people would
rather have Arizona remain a territory
than give up this right, adding that
there is uo halo about the heads of the
Judges of Arizona
1t will be recalled that tie clause
providing for the removal OF judges
by election by the people was disap-
proved by President TAFT and caused
senator Bailey to resign AT the last
session Of Congress. II Is believed thiS
clanse has delayed tho admission OF
Arizona to the Union fer year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
Want Drum Corps

If the hopes OF the members OF
tha hand vt tho ~lsioaTHaiiss ..ssh; III
fantry Blues Battalion materialize,
the organization viii be supplement-
ed by fife and drum corps. Efforts
are now being made to organize a
corps as an auxiliary 10 the band.
which is already recruited up TO the
standard number.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27

Magistrate James r. Lewis, OF Tuck
ahoe district. Henrico county. II the
fourth to announce his candidacy for
the Office OF Comn,snwealth's attorney
OF the county. A graduate OF the law
school OF Richmond College and q
practicing attorney for a number Of
years, the ma gtstrate expects to make
an aggressive campaign. The other
are Julien Gum, the in
cumbent: Thomas W. Gardner ana
Frank T. sutton, Jr,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27

county, has sold to Mr.. j. T. Todd.
the deputy treasurer of Spotsyivania
county. his farm and entire stock Of
goods and will move TO Frederioks-
burg and begin the business OF buying
and trading the highest strain or
horses for speed and draft purposes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
REV. DIR, McJAMISON
RETURNS TO NEW JERSEY

fspecial 70 The Richmond Vtrginiau.l
SPOTSYLvANIA. VA, April AZ
Rev. DIR. II. b. Mechanism, of New
Jersey. who has been holding after
Easter services at CHRIST church and
st. Georges chapel OF the Episcopal
church In the county. has returned
to his home and charge In New Jer-
sey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
JOHN MITCHELL TO
BECOME LECTURER

NEW YORK. April 27.---lt was an.
nonnred to-day that John Mitchell,
Formerly president OF the Mine Work
ers on America, who WAS compelled
10 glfe. up his position with the Ma
tionap Civic Federation by hts union,
viii 70 on. the lecture platform. .His
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27

throat affection makes II difficult for
him to talk. For this reason tho emu
pefor has requested King Peter OK
Servia to postpone HIS visit to Buda-
pest TO a later date than May s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
Silyersleln IL Rankrunt.

through Attorney r, A. Il. Smith,
Joe sLverstein merchant at 902
west broad stree.. on Wednesday filed
petttion IN voluntary bankruptcy In
the tinted states District Court. plac-
ing nis naniiitiea at ss22.ls aud his
assets IT t740.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
CANCEL. RATE CONCESSION
TO MANUFACTURER RAILWAY

WASHINGTON. .. C., April 81
The Interstate Commerce Commission
to-day cancelled rate concessions re-
Gently made by several railroads TO
the Manufactlfers' Railway OK St.
Louis until August pending investisa-
tton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
RURAL NATL CARRIERS
TO GET MORE MONEY

WASHINGTON. u. c.. April ST.
Rural mail carriers will receive $50 a
year for each mile OF their routes II
a bill introduced In the House this
afternoon by Representative Stone
(Democrat. OF Illinois Is passed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27

subjects will be: The Philosophy, Eur
poses and Ideals OF the Trade Union
Movement aud Iudustriais Accidents.
and Compensation to Workingmen
Tor Losses Caused by Them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
PROSPEROUS YOUNG BUSINESS
MAN DIES BY OWN HAND

GATE CITY, VA. April 27.--De-
spondent by reason Of Ill health, ]. Il.
Jennings. a prosperous young man
Of Speers' Ferry, committed suicide
yesterday by shooting himself. He
died in fifteen minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
FRANZ J0sEF-s CONDITION
by NO MEANS SERIOUS

VIENNA, April 27.---A bulletin is
sued to-day says that Enpero Franz
Josefs Illness Ii not serious and that
the only reason his engagements have
been cancelled Is that the Emperor's
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
MIR. SCOTT TO MOVE FROM
ORANGE TO FREDERICKSBURG

Especial to The Richmond yir1inian.)
sPOTsyLyANIA, VA. April 17.T4-
MT. John g. Scott. msrehxnt and far
met NJ thu sWilds5rea = Orange
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
City License Taxes
for 1911
ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT
THE
Office Of City Collector

The City Code requires q penalty OF
not more than $1,000 per day for fail
ure 70 pay on or before April 30th.
Washington Ward Licenses will be paid
TO s. 7. Robinson, Deputy Collector.
corner 10th and Hull Streets
f. W. CUNNINGHAM,
Collector Of City Tkxes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27
DR.. Calisch I'm Henderson.

- N.
Dr. T.. n. Calisch was on Monday
night the guest OF honor at q banquet
OF the Contemporary Club In Hen
derson. n. c. Dr. Calisch read an
address on ''The Merchant of Venice"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-27

NOTICE.
r. W. WAGNER. or HENRYCO coUN.
ty was fnsd twenty-five dollars Ia
tho police court on April -. for sell.
ing milk In tho city OF Richmond, Va
below standard
| 1sod INsv9oeoo