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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
PERMIT is ISSUED
FOR MEMORIAL
Confederate Institute Plans APP
proved-Proposal Filed for
Bellevue School.

building permit was Issued yes
to-day by Building Inspector II. p Beck
for the erection of tho Confederate Me-
mortal Institute. The permit was made
out 10 the Confederate Mem rial AS
ISOLATION. J. Taylor Ellyson. president.
TO erect two stone. brick. hteel
and concrete memorial institute. on the
west side OF tho Boulevard. between
kensington and Stuart Avenues. to
Metzser & Wells. Of Philadelphia. and
the architects are Bissell & Sinklcr, OF
the same city. The building will be
100 by so feet, and will stand forty
four feet high
y permit was also issued 10 Minnie
Il. Lucas to erect two detached tro-
story frame dwellings on the north
side OF Taylor street. between 3yca-
more and Addison Streets, to cost
Preliminary plans were filed in the
Office OF the Building Inspector for tho
new Bellevue public school building.
to be erected on the Van Lew.property,
at Twcnty-fourth and Grace Streets.
recently acquired by the city.
The new building will cost APPROX
mately 100000. and Is n part Of the
scheme presented last year by the city
Schon, Board for replacing the cider
school buildings of the city within a
Period OF Ave years, at cost Of
100000. a. new Madison School. 10
cost 100000, Is now IN course OF orec-
for colored children Is also under way.
The site for the now Bellevue School
was recently acquired by condemnation
a cost OF $4,000. tho city gcttinI, an
entire block. with tho historic Van
Lew mansion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
CANNOT HELP ALL
1OHOL|DAY CHEER
Two Hundred Families to Go
Without Baskets Unless More
Help Comes.

with only two days still remaining
IN which 10 arrange for them, there
are still more than 200 families in the
CITY, according 20 figures prepared by
the Associated Charities. who will be
without Christmas cheer unless con
trihutions are forthcoming at once.
The pRinBtaking tabu!ation which Su-
peFintendcnt buchanan and his staff
nave been making reveals the fact that
nearly 1000 families In various parts
OF the city Will be dependent upon out
SIDE help for their Christmas fostivity
IN this number arc included many fam
!iles which arc not charity wards dur
inS the year. but who. because OF other
contributing circumstances. find them
selves at this time temporarily en-
hafrasscd
Through the combined act!vit,, Of a
large number OF churches, benevolent
orders and individuals. who have been
WORKING with tho Associated Charities
10 relieve the situation, arrangements
have been completed 10 take care Of
$50 Of the 1000 families who need sc,n
10 provide for the remaining families
l. the problem which DR. buchanan
,hcss now. and lie has only two days
| IN which to raise the money Even a :.
the reduced rates which dcalers max
10 tho charities. the lowcst figure ot
which eRch family can he supplied is
49, making between s3oo and 800
tnat Is needed TO meet the need
{ u.
IS likely 10 be misunderstood py the
, pNbhc Providing Christmas cheer for
+ the needy families OF the CITY is moi
! part Of the regular work OF the Asso.
( riRtod Charities. ana no part Of the
! funds appropriated 10 the institution
/ IS used for this purpose. 1t Is entirely
! q voluntary work. and must he mct
I by spccial contributions for ,fie cx
4 rr'ss purpose He has undertaken
tn!f year 10 see that no family in needy
circumstances shall he without ita
I Christmas basket. and IS depending
/ upon the public to come to tho rescue
/ " $ requested that ali remittancns be
| made direct to him and forwarded nj
once. as little time now remains r.
complete the work
In addition to contributions from,
priN"t" individuals the following or.
sani%hiionS hlavy co-operntcd with III,
Associated Charities IN this work. p
r Lee Camp. No. / Confederate va,
Grams Nnrscs settlement Richmo,l
Lodge Of Elks. Santa CLAWS ru,h
Ghurch HI santa Claus Club, Sr evD
Leader salvation Army. Mcthodfst ~.
sutHlc, Bibie Glass Leigh Street Pan,
/ list church, Bible Glass. seventh st~nn,
CHRISTIAN Church; Bible Class, T,rs
baptist Church; 81, AIMS society.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
HOTEL LAW HELD
ENTIRELY VALID
Short Sheets Not at Issue in
Norfolk Prosecu-
q cution.

With the successful prosecution OF a
Hgrlo!k hotel proprietor. guilty Of vio-
ing the hotel law, the state Health
pepnrunent believes tho law of I'M.
Questionable validity ana viii cnfor,.,
II vigorously
This announcement, made yesterday
by Health Commissioner Williams,
marks The begianing % the second
'lsfons OF the act passed at the last
session OF tine General Assembly and
indicates that violators OF the law
eH eNpcet no lcnicncy al the hands
OF lhc hotel Inspector
The Norfolk case. which. in meas
arc was u test OF the hotel law. arose
over the violation OF several of rho
pr"vis'ons enacted for the protection
oi me traSeiins public The hotel man
Who was hal"d into court was alleged
40 DC guilty OF infrNct!ng several sec
tHohf OF the hotel bill. among thom the
provisions recurring s6-incu sheets end
9he posting OF fire escape directions
an every room. At the trial the pros.-
chnon was rested on the latter count
ana the long sheet provision was MOI
t.'ninediately at issue. In dining The d..
3ehoaht Tor not posting the location OF
ire escape exits. the trial hustle. did
nor declare the long sheet Requirement,
jHiegal This point was mentioned In
an incidental manner only, but 20
gross was the violation OF the law
ON the other count that the court -
once convicted TIC hotel proprietor.
our hotel law" said the lIeal,f
PEomnissioner yesterday. rs modoicr
alter the laws OF other states. anl
CONTAINS not s!nEl" provision thai
has not stood the tests or Inc courts;
There Is no Foundation for the oniuio,
expressed In some quarters that IN.
law tx unconstitutional II !s a ZOO,
iaa~. and. as IL has done much 10 i'm
prove the condition OF Virginia hotels
I Its enforcement VIII he strictly main
Named. The requirements arc not ur
,rtasonablc in any scns". All OF then
arc designed 10 meet obvious need
and TO protect the people from evil
which have heretofore" in some cases
been unchecked"
The director Of inspections. pr Il. *
f1annagan, has begun his second tot
OF inspecton Of ell hotels in the Stat,
end Will continue THIS work until tn
entire Held has been covered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
ELECT WILLARD
AS HEAD OF BANK
Directors of Commerce and
Trusts Declare Usual Quar-
terly Dividend.

Colonel Joseph E. willard. torme,
Lieutenant Governor OF Virginia, was
Sesteroay elected president OF the Bank
OF commerce and Trusts at meet.
lng OF the board OF directors. John
l Wilson. Thomas p. Br2an and r.
tLatimer Gordon were added TO the
The election OF Colonel Willard a.
president Is looked upon In banking
circles as IN additional factor CT
strength TO local financial interests
The directors also declared the usual
quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent.
causing the Bank of Commerce and
Trusts to be tho first OF the local in
situations to announce it's end OF the
year condition
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
WANT NOCHANGES
. IN FISHING LAWS
State Commission Decides Not
to Ask Legislation From
Assembly.
PREPARES ANNUAL REPORT
Virginia Leads Massachusetts, in
Production for First Time.
Oystcrmcn Present.
PREPARES ANNUAL REPORT

Considering the laws OF Virginia
! sufhcient and effective no changes III
the statutes governing the conduct OF
the fishing and oyster industry of
the Suite Will be asked for at the
coming session OF the General Assem-
bly,. This was decided upon last night
at the meeting of the State Commits
sion of Fisheries. held in Murphy's
Hotel
Those present, who included Com
missioner W. Mcdonald Lee, of Irving
ton; George Il. kecsell of Rocking
ham; Bland Massic. OF Nelson, and
secretary S. wilkins Matthew's. of
Accomac. decided that in view of the
TACT that for the first time in It's
history the old Dominion surpassed
massachusetts, in tho receipts derived
from the fishing industry, there was
no change necessary in the regulations
now governing the use of the tonEs,
net and hook. The annual report of
the commission to the Governor was
formulated.
The receipts OF the commission for
the current year were found to be
$780, l34.1i, while the expenditures
amounted to Sil.2GO.62. This was an
Improvement of more than $4,000 over
the previous years business.
Ahcnd OF Nnssachusctts.
The amount derived from the oystc,
industry during the twelve months was
$4,000. 900; from fish. s3.0O0.00O and from
crabs and CLAIMS, $1,000. 900, making a
total of the annual fishing business
of the State, s7.S0O.00O. placing Vir-
ginia In the lead of the Bay State,
which has always been the banner
Commonwealth in the production of
sea food.
These figures, according to a state
ment made by Commissioner Lee at
the end OF the meeting, show that
the fishing industry OF the State has
increased more than 400 per cent dur
ing the past four years.
The last annual appropriation for
the use of the commission was s45, 900.
at tho end OF the fiscal year 1t had
balance OF S3.739.3s.
Oystermcn from the Tidcwater sec
ton appeared before tho commission
TO ask that it recommend to the Leg
islature that tho present laws govern
Ing the removal of seed oysters from
this State to others be amended. 1t
was desired upon their part that the
time be changed from September 10
until April l, to January l until June l.
Though no action was taken on tho
subject il is understood that this plan
is favored by the commission.
j. NJ. Hooker. of Patrick county, was
the only member absent from the
meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
RECEIVE FOR BISHOP
DIR. and Mrs. Denny "a Meet Afethodists OF
City To-Sixht.

A reception In honor o. Bishop Collins
Denny. OF the Methodist EpiscopaI Church
South. and tho members o. hie family will
be given tonight BY the cobsreSatinn OF
the Asbury Place Methodist Church. Bishop
Denny has recently moved TO thi. city. and
has taken UP his residence al o0as West
Grace Street
Invitation Is given to the members OF al!
Methodist churches and ether denonina-
tiors as we'll TO meet Bishop and Grs.
Denny Tonight. Mrs. j. w. Dixon
daughter OF the bishop, will receive with
her parents. 1t is saId TO be probable that
Bishop Denny and his family will affiliate
with the AsJury Place Church.
As soon the new Monument Methodist
Church. now in process OF construction Mt
Alien and Park Avenues, is completed the
Asbury congregation Will move in and sell
the present ate. 1t 10 hoped that the new
church VIII be reody for dedication during
the coming summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
CANDY FACTORY IS
DAMAGED BY FIRE
Difficult Blaze Fought for Long
Time by Half-Dozcn
Engines.
HOSE BURSTS WHILE IN USE
Fircmen Jump From Upper
Floor, Escaping Injury-Loss
Perhaps $4,000.

Originating from some unexplained
and apparently, uncXplainablc cause
hro early last night devastated the
STOCK OF the Dixie Toast Company,
!elo East FRANKLIN Street, entailing n
loss estimated at $4,000 or $4,000. and
damaged the building owned by City
Sergeant John l.. SatterReld, to the
extent of $500.
The confectionery factory was clos
ed down. according to Thomas c.
Dlsgs, treasurer of tho firm, on Tues
day evening. and. so far as he knew
there was no fire In the building. Only
the office force was at work oil of
the other employees having been dis
missed for the season.
Chiefs Joynes and Runo were pres
ent at the iiro. and personally conduct
ed the fight which was long and hard.
owing to tho inaccessible position OF
the origin of the blaze. Chief Joynes
stated afterwards that the flames
seem to have started at the base OF
the elevator shaft where was stored q
lot of empty boxes. and to have spread,
with the thrush of air, up the shaft.
The fire had evidently been burning
for some time, for when the flremen
arrived the whole building was afame.
"A Still alarm was first sounded; then
came q regular alarm. and. later. fire
men sounded the second signal The
last signal brought out Engine Com
panies /, .. 3, 4 and Z, and No. 3
Truck. Lines of hose were placed on
both front and rear.
Hose Line Bursts.
In tho rear the hose line OF No 3
Truck, carried UP on a ladder to the
top story, burst in the hands of tho
hremen. and Eddie Hall and w. a.
Dawson, of No. Truck. jumped.
Neither was hurst. Another hose was
placed in position. and the fight was
resumed. The automobile engine was
among those which were sent to the
scene. Its pumps worked poorly at
first. but they were soon corrected. and
then, afterwards. tho new engine gave
valuable aid.
a. NJ. Baroody. president of the
candy company. left yesterday. It waa
said, for Danvilie. Mr.. Diggs, the
treasurer of the concern. stated that
the loss would be somewhere between
$4,000 and $4,000, perhaps more; and
that the insurance amounted to $4,000
Tho building was practically Quilted
OF all tho stock. III the same blocl7
stands the oldest lodge building OF
the Masonic order in tho United States
Many thought that this was the build
ms ahre, but 1t was untouched. 1t
has been threatened many times, but
has never been damaged yet by q
spark of fire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
VETERANS ENTERTAINED
War Survivors of Company Guests OF n
james -. Boyd, O.

War Survivors of + Company Guests OF
Jnmcs y. Boyd.
James y, Boyd entertained Mt his home
III West Grace street. on Tuesday night tho
Few surviving wartime members Of Com
phny F. who live In Richmond. This was u
Richmond company. and did much service
In the Confederate Army. I, was attached
70 the Twenty-hrst Virginia Regiment OF
Infantry. and served In StoncTali Jackson's
Division and took prominent par, In the
many battles IN which tina, famous general
achieved such great victories. Mr.. Boyd
is the youngest member OF the company,
having Joined II At Namozeno Church on its
march to Appomattox. n mere boy less than
sixteen years old. Tho following "boys'
We're present at Mr.. Boyds home: william
H. Palmer, Archer Anderson W. S. Archer
B. Il. Van Buren,. John II. Mountcastlc
Henry II. Beers Dan d. Tallcy. John Tyler
w. 5. Robertson. William Norwood, John
H. Worsham. Ad. Din. Robert II. Gillian,
and tho host OF evening. james " BOYD
The boys" greatly enjoyed the supper and
spent tho evening In telling stories and
recalling many things OF the past which
seemed very renl and present.
Those OF the company stin living are very
proud OF Its history and o. tn honor of Its
having furnished from Its ranks eighty
one commissioned officers TO the Confederate
Army and Navy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
TOBACCO STOCK DEAL
Announcement Made or New Arrange
ments with Holders


Local holders Of American Tobacco
Company stock have been notified that
On and after January 10. 1912, for 100
American Tobacco preferred the holder
VIII get In exchange sixteen and one
sixth shares Of Liggett g Mvnr.
Z per cent. preferred, sixteen and one
sixteenth shares p. Lorillard Company
Z per cent. preferred stock. and sixty
SIN and two-thirds shares new Ameri-
can Tobacco Company 6 por cent pre-
ferred.
For $4,000 American Tobacco Com
pany per cent bonds holder will get
In exchange $4,000 Liggctt & Myers S
per cent. bonds. $4,000 p. Lorillard 8
Fer cent. bonds. and $4,000 in cash. with
interest
For $4,000 American Toba eco Com.
pany 6 per cent bonds holder will get
In exchange $4,000 Liggett & Myers Z
per cent. bonds and Sc, 600 in cash. with
interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
RED CROSS SEALS

Final Week Of Salo Expected to Bring
Funds for Tuberculosis Work.
The present week is to mark tho end O.
the Statewide campaign for the use of Red
Cross Christmas Echia, and Its outcome Is
"ntched with great interest by health
workers. here
Tho State Ant!-TSiberealos!s Association
which has immediate charge OF the crus-
ade against the white plague In Virginia
ceeds OF the seals and. in addition. tuber-
culosis work in all OF tho cities and towns
of the Commonwealth Is, In a measure
dependent upon the same source OF reve-
nue.. Already more than $1,000 seals have
been distributed in the state. and II is OK
pectcd that 100000 will be disposed OF be-
foro New Years Day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
OFFICER is FINED
Police Commissioners Hear Charge Against
Traffic Squad Man.

On a charge OF conduct unhecoinins an
officer. Policeman G. l.. Wills. member OF
the traffic squad. hncd so last night
by the Board OF Police Comm ssIoners
EHtenuating circumstances were shown 10
the board, and the usual nnc reduced
At the request OF the officer, charge
preferred against him by Colonel G. Percy
Hawes, who alleges that the officer used
abrupt language towards him. post
poned Policeman Wills stated that he
wanted TO produce witness, now out OF
town. In his behalf The t wo occurrences
of different data.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
is GOVERNMENT AGENT
rost-oniee Contractor Not Liable for H.

Post Office Contractor Not LinbIe for IL
In City.
D. Henry Miller Qnc.). of Baltimore in
dlcted on charge of doing business with
out license In tho city or Richmond, was
dismissed yesterday In tho Hastings Court.
The case was left with Judge Witt who
decided that the contractor. who is build.
Ing the post-onicc. Ia agent of the
United States government. and therefore
not assessable. II was proved also that
THIS In the only contract which tho firm
now has in Richmond.
ard Automobile Equipment Company, in
dicted on like charge, MS keepers OF gar
ages. were also acquitted They were repre-
sented by G. Ridgway Moore who showed
to the court that neither OF the companies
let's out automobiles for hire. and that
neither was. therefore, assesenhle for opor-
atins garages without a license SO to do.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21

Mrs, e. II. supler. OF Crawford. Neb..
complained TO the police yesterday that
she had been robbed OF e. silver teapot by
n man named L. 6. Stone. In substantia-
ton OF her charge she produced and gave
to an officer alleged card of Stones
ne teapot was not recovered last night.
Tho police also received renort rror,
Howell Brothers. Coz East Broad Street OF
the theft OF ak watches. valued at SIC
The watches were said 10 have been stolen
from wagon in the rear OF the Howell
Brothers building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
SPEND ALL FUNDS
Info

Bnth 1>uhs, Rugs md Desks Prevent
Money From GofnE Into Treasury.
At q meeting of the Council Commit
tee on Relief of the Poor last night, 1t
appeared from an examination OF the
accounts of the department that there
was balance of nearly $500 uneH-
pended. which would revert TO the city
treasury on January l next Chairman
Hobson stated that the committee got
no benefit from this reversion. 50 the
whole sum was expended. an additional
bath room being ordered Installed in
tho superintendent's house: rugs. FIX
lures and roller top desk being or
dcred for the head nurse OF the hos
pital. the whole available balance being
expended to prevent its reversion at
the end of the year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
Charged With Theft

After weeks OF fru!tess search and pur-
suit by tho county officers. Ohio Csrroi.,
white man OF tho Tree Rnl neiEhsorhood
wan captured yesterday by Special OHiccr
W. Bors, Of HenrEco Carroll has been
the object OF suspicion On account OF NUN.
e3ous Expectations on the crops and chicken
yards o! his nc!ghbors He vii! be tried
on warrant charging ,hc', o, wood and a
dozen duck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
Chamber Indor.e. T-rbann, lin,

specin! meeting OF the board OF tlrcc-
tors OF the Chamber OF Commerce was hold
o: the Chambers indorrinS the salo o, III.
present Seven Pines electric limo to parties
who contemplate attending &, 10 Urbanna
argument was heard from bo;h sides. The
circctora decided In favor o, the prnpo.cd
sn!e, and viii need the airport OF the cham.
Der towards II. contamination
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
FRANKLIN ELECTED
Bank Man Mnde Member OF Hoard ~
Fire Commfsatoocrs

HhnK Wan Mimic Member OF board of
Fire Commandments,
AT Joint session OF the Common
Council and Board Of Aldermen last
the Merchants National Bank. was
elected n member OF the Board OF Fire
Commissioners from Washington Ward,
to succeed George p. Gary. whose death
occurred some weeks ago Mr. Frank
lin was nominated by Alderman Per-
due. who said he had been closely
associated with him for many years.
and knaw him to be man Of
ability and character. whose advice
would prove for the benent OF the Fire
Department.. Alderman Moore sec
onded the nomination, and the cleo
tion was unanimous II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
Books That Ladies Will
Love TO Read

Following the Star Bar
clay SI.35
The Harvester (PorterJ .SI.3I
Mother Carcy's Chickens
(WigSinsD .,.... sl.o5
Weaver Of Dreams (Reedl sI.os
How Leslie Loved War
htfl ............ St..J
Rose OF Old lIarpeth
CDaviossl ....... .Si.:5
Far Triumph Npejcans) .SI.c5
Dawn of the Morning
(Lutz) ....,.. s1.c6
The Sick-a-B Bed Lady
(Abbottl .. sI3o
lust Patty tWcbstcr) .sI..0
tSGIuei to when Patty
Went 10 College."0
Miss G!hhIe Gault
'BosheO ....... .SI..0
Doctor David Cook. s1.35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
Cn,. Strikes Auto

south Broad at Sixth Street late ycstcr-
day afternoon automobile driven by
Mrs. Loomis Lowing OF the Shenandoah
Flats, struck by Broad and Main
street car. and. i, was said. badly dnmag-
ed Mrs Loving uninjured. She left
the automobile in the care OF n chauffeur
aud went home by n street car.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
Nfarrinyr I.icrnscs.

Marriage Licenses were .ssucd yesterday
In the Hastings Court to william !. Minor
and susie G, Jones: iamcs j. Lane and
Minnie Lee Herdy. John Henry CiHrnett ana
Goldie V. MaNoy; owen Dausoraclt Mere
Sith and Eva May Tignor Baxter H. eau
eey and Lizzie y Hudd. and 10 Milton A.
Thonss and Naomi LoveIacc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
RECEIVERS ON BOND
Empire State Sletay Compnn, sc,u
Judgment Again.t 1nmLsx.

Judsmsnt was entered ynt,crso,. q,
IA" and Equity Court in the sui. or ~
Enipfe state Surety Company agaios, ~
". Lambert for 'l.sis,a7. Tho acton grow,
bert, tried Eome time ago In mi, 60, ."'',,
which judgment was obtained srai,., =.
Lambert IN order TO appeal n. ~.
supetseasas bond. with the Empire stets
nearing In tho Supreme Conr, a. a., !"
hent Of the Law and Equity Cour, w
IN" bonding company was Jeff 3, No.,
tfe d6lhngas, and has now sccurcd . 80
'hent recovering tic claim from ,.ambert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
Books on Xmas

The sad Shepherd Wan
i'N ktp ....'... TSc
The Mansion (Van Dykel SOC
The Gift OF the Wise Men
-. Henry> .......... soc
The story of the Other
Wise Man CVan Dyke) .4Oc
The story Of tho Other
Wise Man In lcather). soc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21

Edward Walker Ball. a salesman yestcr
day Mod petition In voluntary bankruptc,
In tho office OF the clerk of the United
States District Court. Ills liabilities amour
to Sl.3lsTI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21

william Morton, colored, WAS arrestc
yesterday on a charge OF stealing q bag q
corn from Overman & Williams
Hezekiah Bagby. colorcd, was arreated OF
a charge OF stealing u lot OF coal from tn
Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway COMPANY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21
Resolutions on Death Of Judge ingram,

Ut Mt, UT Vuus' IHRrItn
Resolution adopted by tho Bar Assoc!a-
ton OF Richmond on tho death of Judge
John II. Ingram. OF tho Law and EQUITY
Court were presented yesterday to the
CITY Circuit Court by Samuel A. Anderson
nni were ordered to be spread on the rec
nrIS OF tho court