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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
NO FRESH OUTBREAKS
or TYPHOID REPORTED
Health Commissioner Williams Attributes Marked Reduc
ton in Number of Cases to General improvement
: in Local Sanitary Conditions

With no new outbreak of tNphoid
fever reported during the past week.
the health department announced to-
day the outlook was still encourag-
ing and that the startling reduction
dn typhoid fever reported for July bids
fair 10 continue, IL proper precautions
are taken.
During the week, one outbreak was
investigated BY the experts OF the
health department., but was found 10
he of small consequence. A few cases
had appeared In a community on the
Northern Neck. but all were regarded
as contact cases and no serious spread
of the disease was expected. Another
outbreak In Southwest Virginia was
found, to be-. due to careless METHODS
of sewage disposal. which have been
In Some measure corrected. In no otner
communities have more than scattered
eases been reported to the health de-
.partments
IN commenting on the July typhoio
fever statistics. which have created
widespread interest. Health Commls-
sioner Williams was inclined Fester-
day To attribute the marked redue-
ton In the number of cases to the
general Improvement in local santa
ton Most of our typhoid said Ut
Williams. rs due 10 earelessness ana
to the neglect OF simple precautions
where "A single case of the disease ap~
pears. oftentimes this brings about
a scattering Of germs of disease and the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
PERFECT PLANS
FOR BIG PICNIC
RED MEN WILL GATHER NENi
THURSDAY AT FOREST HILL
PARK TO MAKE MERRY.

Al plans have been perfected Tor o
ntcnic which will be given next Thurs
day al Forest Hill park by the Ked
Men OF both Richmond and south Hicn-
nlond Manager Cousins, OF the park
vas notified last night To have the
park in readiness on The set day. Al
r11oet every tribe OF Red Men on eeth
sfdes of the river VIII participate IN"
proceeds will 60 for the oeneftt Of the
widows and orphans OF the deceased
members of the tribes
The feature If the day Will be play
rendered In open air. "The Capture of
"a. Pale Face by the Indians. A sham
battle between company F. of the First
Virginia regiment, under the command
Of Captain Cousins, and tribe of IN
dams, selected from he various wai1'-
pums Of the city, viii be h part of tie
.play This other roles IN the play VIII
be taken by members Of THE Red Men.
other events. such as baseball boat
Ing and rs cling will help 10 make the
outing a success The uglicst man on
the grounds will he presented with
looking glass. Other prizes Will be
awarded tn the largest family present
the taliest and the shortest man,
Although the Red Men have some"
thing similar TO this affair almost every
year for the benefit OF the bereaYed
ones of the departed members from the
reports this Will Ire most successful
enc ever held
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
LEADERS HERE
TO TALK POLITICS
SENATOR'S kEExEL AND GAR
RTTT AMONG THEN--DAS-
VILE DOING GREAT WORK
FOR TICKET

Former State Senator keeztl of
Rockingha m. and Senator Garrett of
Henry county, are in the city They
are expected to confer today with
r. +. Byrd on the matter nj the or
ganizatson Of Wilson Marshall clubs
IN their respective counties,
Speaker Byrd received word yes
terday that the Wilson Marshall club
in Danvitie had raised $500 for cam
paign expenses, thus taking the lead
a mong all the cities and counties in
the state up to the present time.
Eugene Wiyhers is the prs.Side ant OF
the club in DanviIle and Frank Tai
bott Is chairman of the finance com
Iuittee,
Clubs are being organized IN various
parts Of the state and the size Of the
membership is reported as gratifying.
Speaker Byrd expects. however. that
the club Ia be organized in Richmond
Friday night will be the largest in
the State
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
FRANKS PLAYED BY
BOLT OF LIGHTNING

STATESVILLE, \. G.. August FL -
Lightning struck the residence OF =.
J. Hogan late yesterday afternoon
and several members Of the house
hold had narrow escapes from death.
The bolt went through the kitchen
roof and entering the room, filled 1t
with balls OF fire which spiinsered
the floor. Mrs. Roberts and the two
Hogan children. LILA and Master G'en.
and Mr.. Horan's mother We're ali in
the kitchen al the time, Mrs. Roberts
and the two Hogan children were all
knocked down. the elder Nina Hogan
WAS badly stunned. and the Junior Mrs.
Hogan was slightly stunned. Their
cries brought Captain and Mrs. j.
M Parks. who live nearby. 10 their
rescue and after being bathed in cold
water all the victims OF the terrible
experience soon recovered sufficiently
to walk. but II will naturally be- some
days before they entirely recover from
the shock, IL In considered almost
miraculous that they esca ped death.
The house was not fred by the light
ming, as might naturally be expected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22

infection OF healthy persons VINO would
per. our bedside directions for the
care Of typhoid cases are being strict
w observed, with the result that one
case does not mean widespread pre-
valence Of the disease
Another great factor in reducing ty-
phoid IL the marked improvement in
sewage disposal methods in the towns
and villages Our field investigators
find healthy and growing interest IN
better methods of sewage disposal and
report that many towns are bonding
themselves for water works and sewer
systems n active Is this movement
that our sanitary engineer is kept busy
In advising localities who are installing
new sewerage systems.
/ Then, too, the marked Improvement
In the sanitation of hotels and summer
resorts is playing "A large part in re-
ducing our typhoid. Heretofore, much
of the typhoid IN the cities was at
tributed by local health officers to in
lection Al summer resorts. OF course,
this danger IL not altogether passed,
hut conditions are tremendously I'M
proved E,vers. summer hotel of ten
guest-rooms and over is inspected by
the health department and all Of them
are now conforming TO the require
ments Of law.
General sanitary conditions are rap
!.lIv improving in Virginia and the ty-
phoid rate may be expected to decline
In direct proportion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
GEORGE N. WARREN
IS POLICE JUDGE
MAYOR ELECT OF BRISTOL Is
APPOINTED BY JUDGE JO-
sE.pH L., KELLY.
sEpH L.. KELLY.

BRISTOL. VA, August 21-Judge
Joseph L. Kelly, of the Corporation
court OF Bristol. Va. today appoint
ed Mayor Elect George NJ. Warren as
judge OF the City Police court. War
rem was elected mayor largely through
the influence Of the element favor
ing a wide-open town, and there was
considera Bile opposition TO his appoint
ment as police justice. although the
precedent has for years been for the
Judge of the court 10 appoint the may
or The opposition came from the
element favoring a tight lid,
Warren is the young Democratic
mayor elect and assumes both Offices
September LIST. succeeding Mayor W.
l.. Rice. who has held both for twelve
years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
DEMOCRATS AGREE
TO MAKE CANVASS
PROMINENT SOUTHWEST REPUB-
LICaNS WILL MAKE sPEEC HES
s2A-~-- !,
IN NINTH DISTRICT.

BRISTOL VA, August 2f.--At a
meeting of the Democratic campaign
committee at Big stone Gap today
attended by General r. A. Ayers
nominee for congress; Henry &. stuari
and others, It was decided that Cen
eral Ayers, Mr.. Stuart, j. Normeni
Powell. the latter one Of the electors
for the State at large. will canvass the
district.
General Ayers will open at Marion
September End, and will-speak at Leo
anon. Russell@eounty, September 3rd.
Mr.. Powell will be with him on both
occasions
Henry G. Stuart agreed to canvass
the district. He was present at the
meeting. being a member of the CAM
paign committee. and advised with
General Ayers. He will deliver q
number of speeches He has now re-
gained his former strength and weight
and is anxious for the fray In the
Ninth. He was defeated two years
ago as the party's candidate by only
230 majority.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
MACHINE" LIKELY
TO SPLIT SUPPORT
HEAVIEST INFLUENCE, HOWEVER,
EXPECTED TO GO TO HENRY
e. STUART
ONLY TWO IN RACE
HARRY 81. GEORGE TUCKER SAID
TO HAVE BEHIND HIS CAN
DIDACY CONGRESSMAN
HAL FLOOD.
ONLY TWO IN RACE

The restoration to almost complete
health of Henry c. Stuart. of Rus
sell county, makes certain mis- candi-
dacy for the Democratic nominate IN
for governor Of Virginia in the prl-
mary TO be held next summer
Mr.. Stuart had been receptive
candidate for the honor up to the
time when he was taken Ill and went
to a hospital here to undergo 'c-
rious operation The state Of his
health made 1t probable that he would
withdraw from the race before the
date for the primary, but since his
retirement to his stock farm in Rua-
sell county and his rapid recovery his
re-entrance into the fight may be ia
ken for granted ----
The only opponent of Mr.. Stuart in
the field now Is Harry St. George
Tucker, who was defeated by Gov
ernor Mann three years ago. At the
time of his defeat Mr., Tucker an
nounced his candidacy for 1913. and
several times since then has reiterated
his intention of running, II is con-
fiction will keep him out OF the race.
With these two candidates in the
field, and always providing that Lieu
tenant Governor j. Taylor EllySon
does not enter the lists. speculation as
TO whom the State machine will
support is the gavorite topic Of politi-
clans when the gubernatorial cam
paign 's touched upon.
The preponderance Of opinion seems
to be that the leaders Of the so-calie1
ma chine" will be divided. Congress
man Hal Flood, OF the Tenth congress
sional district, Is credited with being
in favor Of Mr.. Tucker. while the
other members OF the Big Four are
expected to give active or tacit sup
port TO Mr.. Stuart, How the other
adherents OF the State organization
will stand depends upon number OF
things. The belief now is that the
State organization az a whole will not
take any active part in the fight, but
Will maintain a hands-of attitude and
allow the aspirants for the Office -
aght II out among themselves with the
greater number OF Its members ra p
vorable 10 Stuart
That Mr., stuart liz fully recovered is
attested by the fact that ne was pres
emit yesterday at the meeting OF the
Ninth district Democratic committee
and has agreed to take the stump for
General Ayers in the Ninth district
against the Republican nominee this
fall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
DISMISSED IN COURT

Mrs Lille Williams, of SIS Ia
North Eighteenth street, was dis
missed in Police court yeoter day on
the charge OF attempting suicide
spelt ''suiside" on the police docket
because there Is no statute under
which she could be punished. She
promised Justice Crutchfield. however.
that she would not make the attempt
again.
Mrs. Williams tried TO end her life
Monday afternoon by swallowing
seventeen grains Of corrosive sub
Innate. She was restored, but became
violent, and was sent to the city jail
for safekecping.
twas said that she had become
Respondent over the death OF her
husband. who was shot and killed
several years ago while trying 10 rob
stable.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
FREDERICKSBURG BRIEFS,

Especial to The Richmond yirginian
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, August
2l.---A party OF young men from
Glen Alien are spending week al
the farm of Elwond Gayle In spotayi.
vania county. In the party are Ear
Humphrey. A. and r. Trevette. r
Slemaker. Richard Parker, w. c
Saunders. Jr.. and Albert Mullen
Harvey W, Proctor and sister iss
Lizzie Proctor, left Sunday by steamer
for Baltimore,
Miss Mamie Maury Quinn. NJ Rich
mond. Ia here visiting her sister Mrs
Mary Quinn Hicks, and brother. Mr.
s, b. Quinn.
at Warm Springs.
Professor E. r. Birckhea prineipal
Of the fredericksburg high school. Is
I'm the city for few days on bust
ness He has lust completed course
nj the Columbia university summer
school.
Mrs r. {. Pratt is guest OF friends
AT Basic City.
Or, w J Chewning. Mrs. e'hewn-
ing and son. Jenfries have returned
from Woodstock. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8 Hit are visit
Ing relatives In Louisa
Mrs, II. q. Northrop and son. John,
have gone to Maine, where they will
spend some time,
Mr.. and Mrs, J y, Gourley. Of Bal
limore, are here visiting Mrs Gour-
ley's parents. Mr. and Mrs e. r.
Whitehouse.
Judge X. I'll. L. chtoh ester is a guest
Of Captain Arthur Chichester, near
Leesburg.
Mrs, Margaret Beverly. Of Newport
News. is "A guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Almedia r. Rowe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
POLICEMAN LASTS
LESS THAN WEEK
~ DISMISSED FOR DRUNKENNESS
ON SIXTH DAY AFTER HE
JOINED FORCE.
.OTHERS ARE TRIED
MERCHANTS nEat EST CITY uRDiN-
ASCE REQ tRiNG BETTER RE-
GULATIoN Of MOTION
PICTURE SHOWS.

Policeman J. f.. Tucker. Of the Sec
ond district. who had been but six
! days on the force when he vas report
ed for dereiiCtion, was slmmariiy dis
missed from the department last night
by the board OF police commissioners
on charge of drunkenness and sleep
ing on his beat. The board has been
especially severe IN such cases. and
warnings have been ISSUED to the force
that all such charges viii be treated
with the severest discipline
A. q. Taylor, an inspector of the
/ Richmond and Henrico Railway com
pany. was elected in his stead,
a charge brought assinst Policeman
r. H. DeBuque. alleged to have been
derelict in his duty While acting as
traffic officer, was dismissed as the
civilian complaint did not appear, The
board does not receive anonymous
complaints. nor does it listen 10 grie-
vances when those who make them fail
to appear.
Policeman Charles H. Krouse was.
fined SO and reprimanded for neg
iect OF duty ana Ieaving his beat and
sitting down while on patrol
AT the request of many merchants
and other business men living in the
neighborhood of Brook avenue the
board adopted a resolution requesting
tiit WY dttbA hGN ~ QTdN up an pFdt-
nance and have il presented to the
city council requiring all persons de-
string to secure license for the con-
duct of motion picture shows first to
secure the endorsement OF the police
board. The object Of the resolution is
To see that the persons conducting such
show is Of the proper character and
that tho location is "a fit one.
Those who are now operating motion
picture shows would not come under
the ordinance il il pagsed until they
apply for q new license. But il the
ordinance be presented and passed. all
the picture shows would gradually
come directly under the supervision
and control OF the police board, which.
in the opinion Of many business men
of large interests. would be most de-
sirable.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
Y. VI. c. a. Moonlight Saturday.

The third =. NJ. c, A moonlight
excursion Of the season will he run
Saturday The first two were the
most successful and enjoyable excur-
sions the association has conducted
for years. and owing to the large
demand third one has been arranged
for Kesnich's municipal band and
Polk Miller's Old South quartet hay e
again been engaged for the occasion n.
and every effort liz being put forth
TO make il the most enjoyable excur-
sion run this summer Refresh ments
viii be served, and If the night Is
clear the moon will be on the lob.
Tickets may be had at the assoc In =
ttou or from Y. NJ. G. A mem bers
The boat will leave the wharf prompt
" at $50 o'clock P NJ. returning
about II o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22

BY request OF a number or youns
ladies and women. PROFESSOR Joe ness
nict. ana his municipal band VIII again
MAY RI, Washington square tonight the
indian love song. which made such
hit with the young people at the PARK
Two weeks ago.
E 9,t,,,tgi4t-wtil ha the last time thai
tha neor,. Of the Southside Will be
given an opportunity TO hear Professor
Researches concert and the largest
crowd that has YET visited Washing
ton PARK il expected TO be present to-
night. The band will entertain US
hearers with many popular naionas
AVA some OF the latest ragtime airs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
RICHMOND MAN
BECOMES LAWYER

The only Richmond man who passed
the examination before the state board
Of examiners for admission to the bar
OF Virginia was r. A Williams, son
of Richard Williams Young Williams
passed the examination with flying col
ors He was one OF class OF Rich
mond candidates Young Williams
graduated at Richmond college where
he took his law course He has al
ready hung out his 'shtnsfe"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
FUNDS FOR PAVING
LOMbAROY STREET

Mayor Richardson yesterday per
formed some of the last duties that
may devofve upon him as mayor, when
ne signed these papers and sent them
to City Clerk August:
resolution transferring $4,000
from the general street fund 10 the
account for paving Lombardy street
10 a point between Broad and Frank
lin.
An ordinance framed by Alderman
Moore, prohibiting city officials or
tors or others on Junketing trips
An ordinance fixing as cents as
the rate for water per 100 feet at thu
Y. M c. A. for twelve months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22

Major I'm, young negro man,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
County Officer A. r Traylor on 81
serious charge preferred against hin.
by Mamie Lee, also colored
John Smith. negro. was also ar
rested by officer Trayior on charge
IF knocking Mary Coleman down
with his fist ana taking a sum OF
money from Der person.
Both cases will he heard before
Magistrate Cowan, OF Bon Air. In
Oak Grove court. Saturday morning,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
MISSING MAN SEEN
AT ATLANTIC CITY

J. II Rhodes. the North Danville
florist. who slipped quietly away from
the city Some three ~eeks age, With
out informing anybody OF hts desina-
tion. has been located. and was seen
on Friday last by prominent DAN
VILE citizen enjoying the sea breexes
at Atlantic City.
When accosted MIR. Rhodes M
doubt glad to see familiar face,
talked about things In general, but
carefully concealed the reason ~ his
fight from this place. This informa-
ton however. was CLEANED. and that
liz that he In at the present time sell
ing stock for d spring water CON
Germ and is well satisfied.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
RUSSELL WILLIAMS
SURPRISES FRIENDS

4 Russell b. Williams surprised his
fellow electricians. who are working
on the electrical construction at tha
city hall by taking unto himself a
wife Miss Nell Douglas Mech is the
bride.
The couple were married Tuesday.
and left In the Afternoon for their
honeymoon on MIR. Williams launch
They will remain down the river a
week or 20. and will he at home to
their friends after september LIST at
41s North Thirty iBt street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
Croanixe Wilson Club,

Citizens Of Midlothian have orgahiz-
Ell club for the Democratic presi-
Dental nominee. Governor Wilson ahd
Marshall. and the congressional nnml-
nee from the Third district, a. j. Mon
tague.
The meeting was presided over os
William G.. owens until permanent
president could he elected. He explain
cd the object Of the gathering, G ~
Nichols was made president OF the or
gantxatlon. while J, w. Jenries was Sc
lected as vice-president William y.
owens was made secretary: John sell
wyn. treasurer, and JeFre Jewitt. ser
reant-atarms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
CrasSa sss<~ ssss~@

for giving Virginia Fletcher some OF
her sass.
Lucy Clarke was abused for the
second time in one day and May
shaw Will have tn tell Justice Maurice
why she did IL. -
John Rowe also brought into the
q busing game. and said some harsh
words to Sarah Smith. He was ar
rested.
They are all Of the dark variety.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
Realty Transferred.

Mrs. Virginia II Watkins execu-
-rrfx. and others transferred "a trac.
Of land embracing. more than four
acres. running from Everett to Maury
street, to &. r Jones. w. G. Glenn
ents and Others. The SUM named I'm
the consideration was sl2.o0
The deed was recorded yesterday
afternoon with Clerk Du Val IN
Hastings court. part II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
Form Club saturday Night.

Because Speaker Richard r. BYRD,
manager OF the Wilson campaign In
this section OF the State was an
able 10 be present, the initial meet
ing OF the Woodrow Wilson club 'ot
South Richmond. which was supposed
10 have met in the courthouse last
night, was postponed.
The meeting will be held Friday
night August 3oth, at which time
the president and other permanent
officers will he elected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
Series Of Meetings.

A series Of meetings in the Bethel
Baptist church will be opened next
Sunday by Rev DR.. Sparks Melton, Of
Norfolk. Rev, r. III. Winfree. pastor
Of the church, will also conduct some
OF the revival services
DR. Melton In son-in-law OF DIR.
James Nelson well known min
lister tn this section OF cnesterffatd
county. DIR, Melton comes well rec
commended and will no doubt he lis
tened to by large congregations dur
Ing his stay, Special music will be
rendered during the series OF meet
ings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22

Mrs. pattie f. Williams. sixty five
wears old Wife az xeh Villa ms died
yesterday morning al O'Clock at her
home. sol cambridge street Although
she had been i'll for some time the
end wss entirely unexpected by the
familss many friends.
The body will leave this morning
at l0:4s o'clock via the Southern
Railway. for Green Bay. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22

Mrs. NJ A. Ellington continues TO
improve al the home OF her son. A.
n. Ellington, 1927 McDonough street.
Marion Brosweli. who has been Wis
ItinE Magistrate l.. ". cheatham at
his home in Forest I'm. has returned
TO Whitaker. NJ G.
Miss Minerva Weeks. Of Petersburg,
is the guest OF Mrs w. J Carter %
Porter street.
et Robert BAILEY IVES visiting friends
In the Southside yesterday,
- Miss Ellie II Prince aud Mrs lea n
cite Simpson. who have been visiting
Squire Cheatham, have gone to Vir-
s.nia Beach and Ocean View.
Minis Virginia Bailey, of Forest Hill.
is visiting frIends Mt Grays. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
Negro slightly Hurt.

John Winston. II negro laborer, nifty.
years old. fell from the top of twen-x
ty- Ave foot crane at First and Stockss
ston streets South Richmond. vestNrsS
day afternoon, and escaped with only
cash on his head and several bruises
He fell among pile of thing and
bricks, and bounced back AS he struck
For moment the wind was knocked
out of him. but when he regatned hto
breath he said "ah." and crawled away
Or. Bullock of the city hospital. -
tended him and took him to his homn
722 North Third street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
OBITUARY


Funeral services over the body Of
Mrs Matte TayIsr Powell. who died
Monday at the home Of her sister. Mrs.
w. w. Dunford, 3o4 Monteiro avenue
Barton Heights, were conducted yes
,erdas afternoon at the Union station
Methodist Burial was in lakewood
cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
Mrs Amelia Chss~ YuIek.r

Especial 20 The RICHMOND FirEtnlan
~ sTAtrSToS. VA. Aug. 2f.~-After a
months illness, Mrs Amelia Chase
Fulcher. widow Of the late Captain r..
a Fulcher OF this city formerly OF
Richmond. died today at her home here.
aged sixty eight One sister Mrs. Re
hecca Harnsberger, one son. Chas. n.
Fuleher OF San Francisco. and four
daughters, Mrs l.. j. Whitehead Rich
mond; Mrs J, F Fox and Mira. Thos
E Berry. Biuefeld. and Miss Katherine
Fulcher, Staunton, survive. The fun
eraf will be held tomorrow afternoon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
Away on Vacation

j. Crawford Drever, popular secra-
tary Of the Buiiders' exchange. left
yesterday for well-earned vaca-
ton. business Manager Dabney ID
taking his vacation In Salt Lake CITY.
combining business with pleasure In
the effort 10 secure the American
Institute OF Bankers for Richmond
next year,