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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
need INSPECTION
Health of Pupils of Highest
Importance, Declares Or.
Mathews.

Desks adjustable to the size OF stu
dents, that they may be comfortable,
~ an imperative necessity in all
schools. In the opinion of Or. Villa m
i. Matthew'S, who lccturcl last night
III the John Marshall High School au-
dftorluui, under the auspices OF the
Federation or Mothers. Clubs. ANY
school board which will not provid.
huch desks he said, as guilty Of
criminal negligence"
Tho speaker Impressed his audience.
which was composed mainly OF teach
ers, with this point. Not only should
school desks be adjustable he OK.
planned but they should he individual
pieces OF furniture. and not tho double
desks. which are Still In vogue in some
schools.
MS lecture. he pointed out the ncccs-
farily crnmped positions in which
many pupils are forced TO sit in desks
Tar too small for their size
Inspection Scce=nnry.
Inc subject OF DR.. Mathcwss lee
tnrc was Medical Inspection In the
Schools" This work. he declared ia
necessity. and should not be con-
Ined to the students. but extended TO
The teachers as we'll. Inspectors OF
schools. he said, should be competent
physicians and conscientious men Il
can tell YOU" the speaker cmpfasizcd
That the school OF tomorrow Will be
Tar different from the school of to-
day
lie dcplorcd the fact that comp,I
sorry medical inspection OF school chill
dron Is not more widely in operation
IN America. Only a few States Of this
country, he asserted. have made this
work part Of the childs education.
Mexico has had the system in use since
1897. Other nations adopted 1t long
ago III England medical departments
are part OF the boards ot education.
Health Necessary.
II Is universally agreed" he CON
tinncd. that medical inspection OF tho
schools Is II necessity. 1t IS the duty
OF all states to make it law. 1t Is
incumbent upon the authorities to pro-
vide Tor the chiidrcn's moral and phy-
e!cal welfare. Mental training should
be sacriiiced. II necessary. for physi
cal condition. The home is dcpenden
upon the school and the school in turn
Is dependent upon the home. Through
school inspection the home, generally
tho root of tho trouble, can be reached.
No child can have good education
without good health.
Our schools should be clean. I'm
cleanliness anywhere tends 10 moral
degeneration.
"lnvestigation has disclosed the fact
That innumcrnblc school children sur
Ter with curvature OF the spine, while
those who don't go to school do NOT.
Why is that? Because tho pupils carry
great loads OF books on one side. and
the daily position caused By this de-
forms them
THIS lecture was the last OF a series
under the auspices OF the Mothers
1ihps. IN which various public health
subjects wero taken up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
BUILDING PERMITS
Thrce-Story Onicc Structure on Fifth Stree
Authorized.

Thrce-Story OTicc structure on Fifth Street
Authorized.
building permits were issued yesterday as
fol!cws
w. +. rickels. TO erect a detached two
story brick dwelling on .hc east s,do OF
meadow street between Ciaibourno and Ash
land Streets.
Roberta Gilmore Waller. to erect nvc dc.
.ached two-story brick dwellings, on tho
north Side Of Park Avenue between Allison
ana Addison Streets
w. j. Gilman and ". d. West to erect a
threc-s,ory oTice building. III North Filth
street.
II. r. Matthews. 20 erect u two story brick
tenement two dwellings. on tho west side OF
snort street between Main Street and FLOYD
Avenue TO cost $3.50
George Y. Mayo. TO erect detached two
story brick dwelling tho north eide OF
marin street between Sycamore aud straw.
berry streets. TO cost $1,000
W H. crawford TO rect three two-story
nrick double teneincnts. six dwellings .5iS-
TO cost $1,000 NJ S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
DIFFERING RATES
FOR AUDITORIUM
Committee Has Flexible Seized
ule-Park Music Left With
Subcommittee.

All previous records for reversing it
self were broken by tho Council Com
mlttcc on Grounds and buildings last
night which, after fixing q rate Of
$50 per night for use Of the City Au-
ditoriunl, cut 1t in half and allowed
the Wednesday Club the building for
S25 per night. and SIS at matinccs
Then the committee turned around and
granted the usc of the building free
TO the True 2cformers, colorcd or
SANITATION. for a mass meeting, ana
TO the Daughters OF the Confcderacy
Recently rate was made to tho
Philharmonic Association Of SIS per
night Mr.. Bowman thought that the
!" eoncSday Club should have the same
! rate, MT Blake also spoke for the
"Wednesday Club, telling what ii has
done for musical education In Rich.
mond. and calling attention to the fac.
mat there IS no profit in the organiza-
ion 10 any OF the promoters-in fact
lherc Is deficit TO be made up each
year. Mcssrs. Atkinson, Grimes and
Melton stood out Tor the straight $50
rate
Wanted Assintancc
CITY Chemist j. NJ. Withheld pre-
scented an eloquent plea for assistance
in his office. saying that he had :,
laboratory on North Eighth street. but
no expense account, no janitor and no
assistant, and that he himself had to
20 around to the various departments
70 get the samples to be tested leaving
ms ONCE closed meanwhile Mr. Seaton
oPposed any increase in the salary
iist' calling attention to the fact tina,
me city also employees chemist In
INC water Department, and that offers
were made to the city to make all re-
luircd analysis at much less cost 4
subcommittee was named to look into
nc requirements Of the Office
agents OF the various bands scolsIn1
INC contracts for music in tho nnrl,s
were present in force, hut discussion
OF inc matter was shut off by referrjn,,
~ TO a subcommittee or SIessrs H,t,
Hins, Selph and Bowman for q rcport
L was suggested that they ought ~
near all the bands play before do.
Gliding ue
committee Of five was named -
aPppruoh the budget approximation far
Parhs among the various park. OF 10
accorotng TO their requirements
All Old buildings in Wasbinrtnn
SQUARE, except the courthouse incIud
ing thc old fire engine house ana or,
tiai! IN south Richmond. were orderaJ
- pc advertised for sale, TO be re-
.noSeo at once The old Stage house
IN Chimborazo Park was also or,..re,i
Soid' 10 he removed from, &c narls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17

Potomac River. rho examination was very
thorough one, and was made through cx-
pcrinen,s which left practically no room for
doubt. All the doubtful rocks were carefully
examined. AMI the whole situation was sub
jcc."d 10 the strlctcst scrutiny that mode N
science could suggest
Assistant, Health Commissioner w
freeman, who represented Virginia In tn
inNestigation. Is fully satisfied with the :
suits o: the work. Our Virginia oysters
he said yesterday. are fine as any Of
itred pm any market. aud tho waters from
when they come are the purest tho Ak
lanEc Coast. II is very gratifying TO -ha- q
The result OF our work two years ago con-
Nrmed by the Marine Hospital Service"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
SUIT is DECIDED
Judgment Last Night lii Circuit Court
AEninHt G. w. Lambert.

Against G.. w. Lambert.
Verdict for tho plaintiff In tho sum
OF $1,000 was rendered BY IA Jury in
the City Circuit Court late ltst night
IN the case OF James z. Phillips & Son
against G. w. Lambert Motion to set
aside the verdict was overruled by
Judge Scott. and Judgment entered for
me amount OF the verdict, The de-
lennant excepted and WAS given leave
to file bills of exception.
The action was brought to recover
the amount Of q bill for plumbing fur
nished in the old Hotel Allen. now the
park Hotel. The case was once be-
Tore, tried with the same verdict as
rendered last night. but was taken to
me supreme Court Of Appeals, where
me verdict was set aside and a new
trial ordered
y companion Suit pending is that Of
L. Lee. Peters against Lambert, the
contention being substantially the
ing and decorating in the hotel
II was alleged that Lamb bert was the
general contractor and rs such was re-
Sponsible to his subcontractors, not
wtthstandinE the failure of the old
Motel company to pay for the work
lambert denied being the general con-
tractor. but claimed to have been re-
tanned TO supervise the work on n com
mission OF ] 0 per cent. OF the amount
expended. 'I4-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
Supreme Court proceetIlncs.

Following WAS yestcrday's business in the
Supreme Court Of Appeals:
No. 9&Frictas KS. Griffith and BOYD.
Argued by J. Edward Cole FOR the pla!n,im
and by w. II. .Sarscant Jr.. for the defend
ant, and submitted.
No. 2i-Batchclder ct al VS.. Randolph.
Argued by Thee. y Williams for the ploin-
TN and by Frank J.. Crockcr for the dcfond-
ant, and submitted.
No, o. alton. hy. etc. KS Rcalcs ct AL
Dismisy coed.
M. sir portsmouth W. Lee Partly
argued by rSs3s@l Crocker for the piaintiit
and by 5. BurSSal Bragg for. tho defendant,
aud continued until to-day.
Court Will 81. Saturday. "
Next :ascs tn hn called; No IS, Gordon vs.
5oyner; No, 20. WiuSncld yx Ncc.hAA Al:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
Y. w. C. a. MEETINGS
Rallies add 10 Interest in Big Membership

Rallies Add To Interest in Biz, membership
Campaign.
Two rallies yesterday added impetus 10
tho membership campaign which Is now bc-
Ing conducted by the Young Woincn's Chris
tian Association.
Yesterday morning a meeting VAS held In
the Y w, G.. a. homo In East Franklin
street Atithis time Miss Anna easier de-
l!yered an address. which spurrcd the work
ers in behalf of the association 10 greater
efforts.
Plans were discussed at this time by those
Interested in the recently organized Know
our city Club Tor furhcrinG It's offsets
Agreement. was reached for the fnrmation
OF new study class.
Last Night at the y VIC. 4 Gymnasium
Fourth and Cary streets. Miss Irene Headley
Arnes. physical director addressed large
meeting She referred 10 the physical culture
work which has been taken advantage OF
by many young women and girls. and pro-
nounGcd The outlook for this feature to DO
bright. - . --l.-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
CONTRACTS AWARDED
Water Department Buys Alum FOR Set
Ting basins.

Ting JnSfnn.
~ meeting Of the Council Com
mittee on Water, held in tho Office 81
Chairman Mills Yesterday. on report
or a subcommittee to which bids had
been referred, contracts were awarded
as follows:
Harris Brothers & Co. Of Philadc,-
nhia. aluminium sulphate for tho coagt-
latinS plant at the settling basins. 800
TONS; more. or Less delivered on cars
NJ tho basins
Water meters and cast iron pipe,
Smltii-conrtncy Company, OF Rich-
ply Company.
Rclayins granite and cobblcstonc
paving, Fletcher & Eeium
Gate valves, Hunter +. NriScI1horn
Hauling for he Water Department.
John Tyler.
Fire MIGRANTS Glamorgan Pipe and
Foundry COMPANY. LSnchh,Irg
Valves and meters, Boyd Iron Works
Richmond $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
WORK IN A CIRCLE
Cemetery Committee Transfers Fxtru
Wan !iuck to ShockOe Cemetery

The annual budget for this year
having cut off ono lahorer at Shockoc
I'M Cemetery on the statement OF
Chairman Blilcy that the man there
had practically nothing to do. there
famous old grounds. and tho man hith-
erto employed having been transferred
TO Riverview Cemetery. the Council
COMMITTEES on Cemeteries last night
completed the circle by recommending,
that one man from Rivervtcw he trans
ferrcd 90 Shockoc for nine months in
the year. 1t wasn't nude Very clear
to the committee. but it seems .,at
the man who has hitherto had little to
do at Shocioe doesn't like TO work at
Eivcrvicw, where there II is Il sunarin-
trndcnt and some wor: TO lie done
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
FINED FOR SPEEDING
Autoi>ts Appeal 10 Hastings cour,-rolice

.Autoi>ts Appeal to Hastings Court-policc
ta Court Cases.
In the Police Court yesterday morning r.
L. Lane and W. a. Douglas we're fined $50
each Tor running their automobiles at
speed faster than is designated in the city
ordinance. ". S, Till'nan and c. r. Tabb
inoinr-cyciists. were taxed so each FOR no,
displaying numbers on The fronts Of thcir
machines al Of them gave security aud
appealed their rasns To the Hastings Court.
David Freeman. colp-cd carried 4 coacc. l.
Cd weapon, to-wt. a razor. ], WAS proved
on him. and oppositc his name on tho book
WAS jottcd down ,inc OF sltO aud sccurity
FOR the same amount for the period o! ono
year.
Lola Bates complained iha, She had been
kicked and otherwise wounded by l'Icasn,,ts
Nilila ms. Williams told his story and was
fined sio and costs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
KEEP HOTELS CLEAN
ominercial Travellers VIII Aid II.a,th
thnritles in Enforcing Ia,r - -Au-

/, ia,, .hited Coma .ciai Travellers. Assooia
III 49, p.tpaEed and is distributing a,non,,
h;a,,i. large number 0: corn MI is
aid ~ s es which the association plans 70
Ir,y ~ $50 49, iieath Department In cntorc.
=; ~, Iofuins to the plan adopted q mamho :
Il h ere ASSOCIATION WHO finds tha; the Ia,s
motel he visits is not in the aTn .hat nc
, IN figured BY statute. has onlv ~ ~, ~
oiank. notifying the Health Dcpart -,
~ 20 ne vlv'ations Of the Law obserynd -,
1n ~, no'ci These will al once b. in,.s 49, ~
~ fo,,, ny me depa rtmcnt and. where tra,,
o,,i-nn, -. VI. nc inado the basis OF nov =.
'u''sc'hcnts from hotel p-oprictors. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
SUCCESSFUL. MEETING
!Alo,cnce Hears Dr. Whartop n,d
Conversions Confi,,.. 80 'oH nAo

'f'IrHcr Hfhrs DIR. Wharton n,d
A,., conversions Continue
,,tto.ntr large audience heard Dr T, n
liar, - Har'ph. q baltimore at crow -, ~
f,a p,'s, hurch last night, liz rraari,oh
.io on VII, ,i.'a,s question What then shall :
closest attention. WIZ tbs
M i'p ,, interest in these meetings conttn,o,
,ho ci,,r., ".N conversions and additions -
n ,sht Vas a solo ny Director I'M IS.
Tb.r 81 ,hn Church or the Covenant. ~
SnndaS morning and nish, bp, none ",,u on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17

Camp Hill, Al
Letter to
DIR. kilnncr & Co,
BinGhanlton, n. Y.
Prove What Swamp.Root Will Do For You

Send to Dr. kilmcr G. Co. Bingham
ton, n y, for a sample bottle. Il will
convince any one. You will also receive
a booklet Of valuable information, telling
all about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing be sure and mention the Rich
mond Daily Times Dispatch Regular
ffly-ccnt and onc-dolar size bottles for
sale at all drug stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
TWO CONTRACTS DELAYED
Council Committees to Hear Reports on Both
Of Them To- Night

NUHIIIItlFtN ~ fIFstT fte1'Ofts OH IfOtN
OF Them To- Night.
he Council Committee on Electricity VIII
meet TONIC lit at o'clock TO hear repor.
from Consulting Engineer T.. w. Trufrord a
10 his negotiations for purchase OF material
ana employment OF MEN to complete tho
contract for overhead a:irins for the mun,-
cipal electric plant, the city's contr.-t with
storms q. Company. OF Newark, having been
rcsciuded 10! failure 10 prosecute the work.
iinemen nfc now busiiy engaged IN various
parts Of the city, and Is is expected that an
encouraging report VIII DC presented.
Inc Committee on Printing and Claims
WI! also meet tonight and Will hear a re-
port on tho printing OF the new City Code
another public contract. which las been
much DELAYED beyond the true specified but
which ia now being pressed forward rapidly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
DlSTILLERiES RESUME
Stay IN business Despite Cabelrs Pine Line
Vii

Edict.
Ihree OF tho local distilcries, which sus-
pended opera tions when ordered b,. Commits
soncr OF Internal Revenue Royal y, C.abell
TO tear out all pipe lines. have resumed work
after vain efforts TO have the edict re-
scinded. The Pocahontas DEtilIing Company
reoptned several days ago. While work began
yesterday In the Broad Rock and Chester
field distlerics. II Is lilsci. that the OAR
bytown and Old Dominion plants, which also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
NItnstrcl Rehearsal.

The next rehearsal of the Church,
Hill AIinstrels. which will be given
soon for the Home for Incurables, VIII
be held In the Railroad y. NJ. G. a.,
Monday night. March 90. All those
who are to take part have been re-
qucsted to be present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
REQUIRE FULL WEIGHT
Commission Conducts Campaign Agai

SHUrt 1'NCRHXeS III--"'
The State Dairy and Food Commission Is
conducting thorough crusade against short
weight packages sold by manufacturers OF
Tour iced and meal In Virginia. Deputy
commissioner Purcell said yesterday that
the laws OF virginia require that the weIr,lx
o, packages containing -four. feed and meal
sha!i be net weight and not a gross
weight Conviction OF frs, offensc against
500 For every next offcnse tho guilty. partv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17

Tho following charter was issued vcs,or.
day by the State Corporation Comm! ssion:
Bridgewatcr Mutual Telephone Company
dent: B. II. Beydler. vice president; John
". Hess. secretary: John c. Landes. trcre-
urer-ail OF Bridgcwatcr, Va. Capital: Max
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
imum. 5000: minimum $3.50. Objects:
Operate q telephone line. m t|T5
Chief CO,,a In Now yoylS

Major Werner and other members or tAe
Police Department left for New York Iase
night. for the purpose OF purchaaing certa In,
supplies for tho department. Major Werner
VIII be gone for several days, and In his
absence CAPTAIN T. J. Mcmahon VIII DO aot-
Ing Chief of Police NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
THREE ARRESTED
Negroes Charged VIII CREATING Disturbance

NegrOcs Chhr9cI WITH Creating Disturbunce
Train.
County officer w. il. Flynn. OF Chesterfield
county. and Special Officer Sea gle OF the
Southern Railway. last nigh, arrested three
negroes Alfred Parham. John Price and
John Ross. for being drunk and disordcrl,
ana otherwise disturbing the peace and
probable safety OF passengers on a South
The negroes lodged in the city Jail
overnight. and will be tried before the mag
istrate at Oak Grove to-day.
The officers have been on the lookout for
the men for come time, as they arc consid-
cred rather bad cha racters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
WAGONS MUST USE CARE
Ordinance Against Splitting Firth on street,
Must ISc Observed

Must I;c Observed.
CAPTAINS OF police were yesterday Instruct
cd from headquarters to moro strictly en- :
force the ordinance forbdding drivers OF
carts and wagons TO spill dirt on the streets
special attention Is called to the work car
OF the virginia Railway and Powe, Com.
pahE. TO which the ordinance also applies.
Recently there has been much complaint
TO the department. or carts and wagons
winch on their way to the dumps sift the
pulvcrlzed earth along the streets When Il,
Is dry i. creates clouds OF binding dust be-
lore the March wind, and after a rain tho
mud nuisance Is just as bad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17

Presbyterian Mrs. a. l.. Hcnna. I.uth-
cram; Mrs. w L. Richardson. Metho-
4ist: Recording Secretary. Mrs. Lucy
+. Murray; Assistant Recording Secre-
tary. Mrs. S. II. Bcmss: Corresponding
Secretary. Mrs. 49, II. Blcnncr: Assist
ant corresponding Secretary, Mrs. !. l..
l\otncr: Treasurer. Mrs Jack Tctnplo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
CONDITIONS YESTEI,D,,.

CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
d6hufSday midnight Temperatures ),
II,Jmid;,,. - 80 ' q tli ........... 20
yVind Iir..n ~, !; :; :, =. : 81
WIND rsIoc;t .s..t't-..i......... y. w
Weather '1s .s.'H'....'.....-.. 20
I2ainfoIj IN 49,. !. :. :. ..... Clcai
!. noon temperature ..
!" =. NJ. tempera ture "a
sila = m temperature up to
Min,,, ~ - 81;
NJ L, mum mum tcmperaturc up to )
Mean temperature 80
Ncrmal Temperature ~
deficiency in temperature u
i'ciiciency III temperature since
March a.,
Accnm excess in temperature
since January ........ o.
Dehriency in rainfall since March
Acculn deficiency in rainfall since
January ! "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17

NO. lco. Vaughan VS.. Pleasanton ct AL; No.
lol. Steelman rs. Lafferty; No. lOo, Edmond
son and Reckes. receivers vs. Thomasson ct
A.; No ICY. Fraser vs.. Stokes; No. 1o5.
saunders vs. Baldwin saII'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
Officers E1a..

y. me annual meeting Of the Retire,
l1r me Sick the following officers w., -, 80
VICE rrnsident. Miss Mary Norw ood
grew; Mrs y. W. NoseIey ch,.i:, a. a. :
s slrs; =. T. Rahn. Episcopal: sirs. n :" W
1heiton, Baptist: Mrs ] ), ~ ~. :, " ;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
WOULD CLOSE STATION
Many Witnesses Gather mt Corporation Com
mix ntlrili

mission Hearing.
Quite an assemblasc al witnesses gathered
In the hall OF the House Of Delegates ycster-
day before the state CORPORA ton Commits
sion over petition from the Southern Rail-
way 10 be permitted to close one OF two sta
tons it's tracks In fowhatan county,
which sta tons stand within less than ono
mile apart. The sth tons are those OF Clay
vile and Dorset and the railroad wants to
close the sta ton IT Clayviilc.
Large delegations from the ncighborhood
Of each station were gathered MT he hear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
OYSTERS ALL RIGHT
Authorities Give ni,aIyc. a Clean nnl

Authorities Give BivaIvc. Clean Bill or
..ts ssa.y7 Health.
ne fotomac oyster is again given a clean
hill OF health az u result or nycstigations
81 INC United Statns Public Health and Ma-
r!ro Hospital Service. which has been woris-
ing IN conjunction Win tho state DEPART
shcnt Of Health ana the state Board az FISH
cries IN confirming the previous surveys OF
thc OYSTER grounds on he ri.cr.
his result. which has Jus, IL en- announced
hy the State board OF Health. covers pract.-
caliy the whole OF the oyster rocks OF tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
SmnlInox SituntInn llncl,nnrri

The smallpox situation in the State shows
TO change during the past week, accord ng
TO the State Health Department. Tho dis
ease has not been reported from any addi-
'ional counties though II is still known to
exist IN all the counties Of which report
was made week ago Vaccination ia not
progressing verEl satsfactoriiy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
THE WEATHER.

s, torscnat: NirEinin-Fnir Friday ana
;n.hiurdn%; SLOWLY rising temneratn.a.
n.l,.. 10 moderate north winds. he
WORTH Cnr0lfnn--Fafr Friday md S,.
nr"a!, rising temperatures; ]irht 20
,hoheraic north winds, becoming va-,a,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
Labor Inv violation

james Doherty. State Commissioner OF
1-nbor. has received telegram saying tho
Washington Cotton Mills nj Fries. t;rayson
county. were yesterday lined So ana costs
for violation Of the child labor laws. Tho
concern had been previously warned. 4g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
Not Guilty OF Nirht-Ri,Iinr

. Hopkinsville, KY. March 1b.-Tte
Jury In the case of DR.. David A. A,noss.
alleged night rider tonight brought
In q verdict Of not guilty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
Dcgreo WORK ut Dove In,,p,

Dove Lodge, No. 81, Ancient FREQ and
Accepted Masons. will meet this evening a,
the Masonic Temple at $50 o'clock tor work
In the first and second degrees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17

There will be a meeting OF the State Board
Of Education at the Capitol to-day. at which
two members OF the board and two division
VIII be elected aud other
business of Importance transacted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
Trim Strikes WAGON.

Till Strihes wagon. N..ess.
Atlantic Coast Line passenger, train No a
struck n delivery wagon belonging TO S. tTil-
mans Sons near the crossing at Fifteenth
ana LeiSh streets yesterday. The wagon
was damaged and the muln sliEhtlN hlrt.