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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-02-03
Waiting For IN. Sons of God.

the grooming creation waits for the
manifestation Of the sons Of God We
have already seen that Jesus. as the
pre-emInent Son of God. died for our
sins and assembled to the right hand
OF Divine Majesty. where lie is wait
ing; aud meantime the grooming crea-
ton must wait also. for the same thing
for which He waits-for the sons Of
God. Here is n matter which seems 10
have been for time hidden under the
rubbish OF the Dark Agcs-the fact
that God not only foreordained Jesus.
the great Son Of God. to be the world )
Messiah. to deliver them from sin and
death, but that lie also foreordaine,l
the selection OF special class from
amongst mankind. 10 he the Redeem
er's associates and joint-heirs in Ills
Kingdom OF glory. honor and immor-
tality. CRomans II. - II has required
the entire period from the time Of
Jesus death until now 10 call. TO sane
tify. TO prepare these subordinate sons
Of God.
we might nave supposed That our
great. loving Creator would have called
upon certain OF the holy angels TO be
associates with the Re,leemer IN the
glorious work Of His Kingdom. the up
lift Of humanity. But not so: lie has
sent the invitation To this high. glo
rious station 10 our poor. fallen race.
Thus. additionally has the God Of
Love manifested the exceeding riches
Of His grace and Ills loving kindness
toward us In Christ Jesus. fEpheslans
H. - How wonderfully condescend-
ing.
Surely all will admit with me tina,
no god OF any people has cfer mani.
fssied such love aud interest In his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
WORKING HARD
FOR CONVENTION
Trying to Bring National Asso-
citation, t. P. A., to Rich
mond Next Year.

The twenty-nrst annual convention
OF Virginia Division. Travellers PRO-
tectlve Association. will be held in Suf-
folk next Friday and Saturday. The
Richmond delegation, representing Post
a. has arranged to 30 to Suffolk in
special car to be attached to tie
Norfolk and Western train, leaving
here Friday morning.
From present indications it is an
ticipatcd that the Tendance at the
Suffolk convention will break all
number of matters OF Importance to
the order are to be discussed.
Several new posts have been organ
!zcd during the %car. and the baby
post at Kenbridgc is contcnding tor
the next state convention. The Suf-
folk post, aided by the Suffolk Board
OF Trade, has arranged an excellent
program for entertainment Of the
visitors. 1t is expected that the state
convention Will indorse Richmond as
the next meeting place for the ma
tional convention of the Travellers
Protective Association. The national
convention meets this year in Peoria,
ILL.,. and the Virginia delegates viii
make vigorous efforts TO bring the
Convention Program.
The program for the State convcn-
tion IN suffolk follows:
Friday, II a. M.-S,ate Board meets
at Board of Trade.
l1:i5 A. M.-Convention called to or
der by NJ. \. Cross. president of Post
"P." at Academy of Music; address of
welcome on behalf OF the city. Mayor
Joseph L. b. Holiday; address OF well
come on behalf or Post "p." Rev. j.
Galloway Robertson; response. Presi-
dent 6. j. Allen, Richmond; business
session.
p. M.-Adjournmsnt for lunch.
. =. M.--Business session.
/ u. M-Adjournmcnt for ball game.
Danville va. Norfolk. Virginia League.
7:i5 =. M-Special performance at
Academy of Music.
$50 Z. AL-Banquet at Armorv Hail.
Saturday, y. M-Automoblle ride
from Nansemond Hotel
10 y. M.-Business session.
1880 2. M.-Adjournmcnt for lunch.
z. M.-Business session.
p. M.-Convention adjourns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
EXPECT TO CATCH
MOST OF RIOTERS
Police Say Prisoner Can Give
Names of Negroes Who
Mobbcd Crew.

Through clues which ii IS hoped
VIII be furnished by Ulysses Stokes
colored twenty-five years old, the po-
lice expect to trace down and arrest
most of the participants in tho riot
last Thursday morning at Hickory and
Baker Streets, when the crew OF a
Richmond and Henrico Railway car
was mobbcd by negroes.
Vigorous work on tho part of the
detective bureau has been In progress
since the disturbance. Evidence which
indicated that Stokes was one OF the
rioters was secured yesterday by De-
tcctives Bolton and Atkinson. and he
was arrested by them last night At
the Second Police Station he was
charged with being suspicious char
acter suspected OF - felony.
Because of tho fact that the police
had been criticized for failure to make
any arrests in tho case. Captain OF
Detectives Mcmahon yesterday morn
ing put all of his men to work
Tho riot resulted from the arrest Of
an unidentified negro by Conductor b.
y. Schreiner. 1t was said that ho be-
came abusive when he was carried
past tho corner at which he wished
to ahGht. and when placed under ar
rest for his conduct it became ncces-
sary for Motorman J.. Charles to aid
in subduing him.
Tho negro was the only passenger
aboard the car. and while struggling
with the motorman and conductor a
large crowd of negroes suddenly APP
peared on the scene. Schrciner and
Charles were viciously assaulted and
their prisoner was rescued by the
mob.
When police reserves arrived they
found both badly bruised and cut.
None OF the negroes was in sight. and
since that time the search for them
has been pressed.
The police believe that Stokes can
furnish the names of many OF the
street car mons assallants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12

DR.. b. *. Hayes. 81. oxford. North
Carolina, and 4 lecture Immunity"
by Professor Il. C. l.. Miller, OF tho
University College of Medicine; rccep-
ton BY President Stuart Mcclure to
members of the board of trustees,
faculty, alumni, graduating classes
and student body, ut his residence.
10 p. NJ.
May 23-rhc early part OF the day
will be taken UP with clinics. con-
Quoted by the professors In all the
departments, with the annual meet
ing of the board of trustees in the
new building. p. NJ.
The commencement exercises proper
take place in tho Academy of Music
at O'Clock. with an address by Presl-
dent Mcclure, and the graduating ad-
dress by Rev. George W. Mcdaniel.
ID. D.. pastor of the First Baptist
Church This will DO followed by n
reception by tho board OF trustees and
faculty to members of the Alumni AS
ISOLATION. graduates and student body
at the Westmorcland Club
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12


The United States Circuit Court OF APP
peals reconvened yesterday morning at II
o'clock with Circuit Judges Goit and Pritch :
ard and District Judge Conner In attend
ance.
Court announced and handed down Its
opinion in the following cases:
No. irai-Penn- American Plate Glass Com
pany ct al, plaintiffs in error. VS.. Noei
Construction Company, OF Baltimore city.
defendant in error: in error to the Circuit
Court at Baltimore, Nd Per curium poin-
ION. Affirmed. with costs
No. l0i5-Marvel Buckle Company, appel
lant VS.. Alma Manufacturing Company ct
al, nppellees: appeal from the Circuit
Court at baltimore. Md Per curtain opin-
ion. Affirmed, with cost.
No. iWs-J. H. Pigg. truVec. and Rata
Pigg. ar7cl!an:s. the Casper Company
Unc.D. appellee: appeal from the Circuit
Court al Abingdon. Va. Opinion by Judge
Pritchard. Reversed, with costs. and re-
manded with directions TO dismiss the bill
without prejudice.
Court made and entered its order denying
n rehea:ins in the following cases:
No. l0E-Henry Schmulbach appellant VS.
partners. doing business under the arm
name and style of Caldwell & Drake APP
pellees; appeal from the Circuit Court at
Wheeling. W. Va. Petition or appellant for
Il rehearing denied.
no. icS-Broad River Lumber Company
appellant. VS.. Katherine Middle.iy, widow
&c. ct al. nppcllees: appeal from the cir
cult Court at Greensboro, y. c. Petition Of
appellant For rehearlng denied
Court adjourned until to-morrow morning
at II O'Clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
BLACK AND TANS
TO HOLD MEETING
Will Gather in State Convention
at City Auditorium Thurs
day Night.

The fact that the only sure enough
Republican party OF the State met Ia
Roanoke some time since and perfect
cd the State organization for the pur-
pose OF representation at tho Cnicngo
convention. cuts little figure with the
black and tans who are making ac-
tive preparations to hold their CON
vention in the City Auditorium mex,
Thursday And what is more. they
believe confidently that should Roose-
welt be the successful candidate their
delegation, instead of the one author
tied by the Roanoke meeting. Will De
the one to get reserved seat checks
In the Chicago Auditorium.
The Colonel's spectacular march
through Pennsylvania. Massachusetts
and Maryland has invested the black
and tan Republican movement In this
state with something more than =
passing interest Good politicians sec
in 1t IL logical sequence of the as
founding Roosevelt gains of the past
month. and express doubt as to the
ability of the Roanoke delegation "a
establish Its right to be seated should
the Roosevelt faction dominate the
convention. The Colonci's friends. it
Is believed would be slow TO Issue
credentials to a delegation pledged TO
Taft.
DIXON Way speak,
J. T. Pollard, of this city. one OF
the leading spirits in the black and
tan movement stated yesterday that
It Is probable that Senator Dixon.
Colonel Roosevelts campaign man
niger. will address the convention at
the Auditorium. Admittancc to the
hall Will he by ticket only. Commit
tee headquarters are at Millcrs Hotel,
Second ana Leigh Streets. and tickets
can be obtained there upon applica-
ton.
Preliminary plans for Thursdays
convention were perfected at meet
Ing IN Norfolk last Tuesday. The in
surgent leaders announce their In
tention to refashion anew the Repub-
lican party in Virginia, and 10 elect
new slate OF delegates to the
Chicago meeting. The convention will
select a state chairman four dele
gates 1at-large. four alhsrnates-at-
large. and two electors at-largc.
The railroads of the State have
dignified tho occasion by concedins
srecial excursion rates for the meet
Ing. and the four walls Of the Audi
torium Will resound Thursday night
with the oratory of many speakers.
visitors will be admitted only upon
presentation OF "visitorz' tickets. !"
which may be procured from the com
mittee at Millers Hotel whether
the Republican party Will emerge
from thA convention in q new dun
coiorcd sarb, or whether the ATTEMPT
ed reconstruction Will end in f!zzle.
me occasion promises to be big one
Tor the black and tans. and will he
watched with interest by every Re
publican in Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
News Of South Richmond

tee in the case o: tho city OF Richmond
aFains' ". B. Bradley and others. wa. con-
hrned yesterday. The property Is al the
head OF Decatur street. and IS wanted to
make an outlet for people residing In IN.
vicinity OF Holly Ssprirgk.
Montague nj Chesterfield.
Former Governor andrew Jackson Monta-
sue VIII attend court tomorrow at Chester
ie'i Courthouse in :uriherance OF his carGi-
Gncy :or Corgr Mr. Montague If well
known IN the county. an% has hos, OF
hcar him x be should decide to speak
Grand Jury To-Morrow.
The May term o: the Chesterfield Circuit
Court will be convened tomorrow morning
sy Judge II. C. Souihau. y grand Jury has
oeSn summoned Among the presentInents
&c DC made is the case Of Clement r. Smith.
WHO was held Responsible BY the coroner
july for the death OF Joseph Walker.
10th men Were farmers. and in q dispute
over cait. IL is claimed tina, Smith sho.
az walker. iEa!o,.ns wounds. OF which he
Harris Trial Sc1t.
clarence Harris. ooiored VIII be placed
On trial tomorrow In the Hastings Court,
far; 9 Tor the murder OF william McAdoo.
Harris after the shooting. which he ac
hnow!eGgcs.' escaped, bui later gave him
self Up. lie VIII DO represented b. Louis
o. WendenburS and Hiram NJ. Smith.
I,ci Day Team
Thursday. Bell Day. BY A team composed o..
the following: Mrs. L. c. French Captain.
MIS-. l. J.. AshDroke. Mrs. 7 y. Morton.
MIS- W. Holt. Mrs. ". b. Bradley. Mrs
Annie GaFnert. Mrs. j. L. Ferris. Misses
Lola Chatham. Lucy Wingo. Lucy Owen
Emma rha;eh and Minnie wcis!eer.
Iiurks Win One-sided Game.
Hrrk Company. OF the Richmond
League, yesterday administered an over
Whelmln: defeat to the IIilsders al Spring
nm PARK The score at the end OK the
game stood. BurlSs q, Hlilsldcrs .. In all
iwcnty-siN hits were made off Dunn. Welsh
and R7r;oo while Gentry let his opponents
down with I'VE. He further distinguished
himself by making SIX hits out OF that many
times n bat.
At southside Churches.
White carnations Will DO distributed to
the scholars or the Meade Memorial Episco-
pal sunday school this morning
rev Graham Lambeth Will preach a. the
evening ser.!ce at the Central Methodist
Church to-day.
The Rev Decatur Edwards, who was call
Ell last sunday to I'll the pulpit o. the
CIopton Street Baptist Church. will conduct
inc services there to-day. He has not vet
made his decision. but IS expected 10 do so
Tlis .---i:ng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
South Richmond Bureau.
The Tifnes-D!spatch.
100 Hull street.

Phone Madison 10.
On May o. Decoration Day. the citizens
o. woodland Heights VIII have general
cleaning VI their promises and AL vHcaa.
land ueights improvement, League. ana
NcEsrs. Ford. Duny. Early, Pul!!am and
Davis were appointed as tae committee Ia
charge. Residents and property owners wi!
co-opcruie by having an trash and refuse
Placed IA convenient places in recep;acles.
s. possible Wagons Wi! call on the morn
Tag OF May - and haul I, away.
Governor Mt Granite To-Day,
Governor Mann VIII address the people o.
Granite this morning at u o'clock AT the
Granite PreyHytrrlan church on tho subiec.
o. "Mothcrs' Day" Ths people of the town
iavc prepared an excellent program FOR tho
readings aud music. both vocal and insiru-
mental
In tho Police Court.
Squire J. T, Willard yesterday in the Pa-
on J. y. Ritter. who assumed the blame
foT allowing vohicic to Stand on the
streets after dark without iiEht 20 in
d;ca,e Its position. ". c. Davis & Company
had been summoned Cor the oftcnse, but
MI ritter fully eXoneFatod them.
Justice II. = Maurice. who has been m
Gsr the weather FOR the past week, IS i'm
proved, ana Will probably resume his duties
Condemnation Proceedings in Court
Judge =. II. Wells yesterday IN the Hust-
tuys Court, Part .. heard arguments in the
rhancory suit OF the city o. Richmond
property involved In a twcnty-foot strip Oh
seventh Street between Semmes and Nc
1)onouEh. which was condemned by the city
80 widen the street An allowance o, $3.50
tested by the city. Judge Wells decided In
Favor OF the defendants, and an appeal was
noted.
The report Of tho condemnation commit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
Hebrew Memorial Exercises.

the annual memorial day exercises
at the Hebrew Cemetery Will be held
on Wednesday afternoon at O'clock.
The. exercises will he in charge of DIR.
viii consist OF music furnished By
Professor. Rinchart. while a quartet
and the choir from the synagogue will
sing. All persons desiring to send
flowers are requested to send them
TO Mrs. Sam Cohen. Company p. OF
the First Virginia Regiment. will at
tend the ceremony In n body and fire
q salute. BY arrangement with tho
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany there will be special car ser
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
COLONEL MOSBY AT FUNERAL
Comes TO Pay Tribute TO II. Cole Jor-
DIM. Ono of MOshy'a Men.

Colonel John ;. Mosby VIII arrive
here from Washington today 10 at
tend the funera! of II. Cole Jordan,
ecoi Grove Avenue this afternoon at
) o'clock. The services will be conduct
ed by Rev. Landon r. Mason, who
served with Mr.. Jordan in Mosby's
command, assisted by Rev. ]. Calvin
Stewart. Colonel AIosby and all VET
Grams WHO served under him have been
invited to act as honorary bear
crs. Among the number Will be Col
w. III. Chapman. W. Ben Palmer and
Frank II. Itahm.
The active pall-bearers Will he
Stuart Ford, Field Wilbon, G.. G. Rus
kell, William jenkins, George NJ.
Cease, Barney Meyers, Thomas Smell
linEs and Erank ANTHONY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
COLLECTOR FINED
locked Up Renters Wagon After
ncini. Mmrncl To- StnN AMnN.

Locked Up Renters Wagon After
ncin,s Warned to Stny Away.
y. w. Baldwin, a collector, was fined
$40 by MaSistrate Smith. of Henrico
county. yesterday morning on tho
charge OF trespassing on tile premises
OF Robert Ford. According to evil
dcncc. Ford was ordered from the
house he occupied unless he paid sis
rent which ho owed. When he did not
move Baldwin went to the place and
locked UP wagon to bind the debt.
Y. $. Goodwin. aSaiust whom there
have been two warrants in the hands
nf county officers for some time. gave
himself mp Yesterday morning and was
nniled Tor his appearance in court
on May II. Goodwin explained that
he had been Ill and had To go TO Bal 3
timorn for treatment. The warrants
charge dcscrtion and wife boating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
GETS SIX MONTHS
NcSr" Who Stole Money From n. A
Hall Sent to ,Iuii,

AiHF SVnt 20 JnII, ~
Ernest Bowles. colored, was sent
to jail for six months yesterday sn
l,oilcn Court FOR stealing q small sum.
OF cash from r. a. Hall.
Arthur Glover col0red. was convict
ed OF selling whiskey without ~ IL
cense, fined 500 and costs. sent to
jall Tor sixty days and placed under
$500 bond for twelve months He ap-'
penled to the Hastings Court.
Harry Bickoff, white. ana Waverly
costs each for lighting dogs They
were arrested on warrants sworn out
by Agent T.. G. Taylor of the Society
mails.
porter Austin. colored. was sent to
jail Tor four months for stealing a.
ginia Railway and Power Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
Has Negro Arrested.

George Palmer. colored, was arrested veg
terday morning for disordcriy conduct and
interfering with J. +. jenkins d foreman
OF the Street Cleaning Department, in the
uischargc OF his duties. When taken to tho
Palmer swore out warrant for tho arrest
OF Jenkins charging him with disordcrIv
conduct and threatening to assault him
win shovel The trouble occurred at
Tcnth and Cary Stceeis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
is ANNOUNCED
BY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
Commencement Exercises Begin With Bac-
calaureate Sermon at st. Pahl's Next sun
day Night Many Big Features
This Year.

The program was announced ycster-
day for the commencement exercises
at the University College of Medicine.
which begin with the baccalaurente
sermon to be preached in st Paurs
Church on May - at o'clock by
the rector. Rev. w. Russell Bowie.
The exercises VIII extend through the
following Thursday, the commence
ment address being delivered by Rev.
George w. Mcdaniel. y. D., on that
night at the Academy of Music.
Though the exercises. III a general
way. Will be similar TO those OF other
years. the faculty and Board of Trus
tees have bent every effort to make
them tho most attractive since the
foundation OF the college. One fca-
ture that stands out above everything
else in the eyes of every ono CON
nected with or interested in the coll
legc is the fact that the new build
ing. fully completed and equipped. Will
be opened for inspection on May -
at L. NJ. The building Will be chris
tened most httlngly that morning at
1880 o'clock with 4 meeting OF the
Alumni! Association. During the COM
mcncement many clinics in tho va
rious departments Will be held in the
dispensary.
There is nothing in this years work,
perhaps, that the faculty, trustees and
students OF the college take more
pride In than tho new building. which
Will house every department of tho
school next year. 1t is said by many
experts to be tho most complete in
the South, and is the result OF the
hardest kind OF work on the part OF
the Building Committee. Men We're
sent TO all the famous medical schools
of the East. and tho building COM
bines the most modern and approved
features of them all The dispensary,
the first department to be completed,
has been in operation for several
weeks.
commencement Program.
Following is the commencement
program:
May lo-Baccalaurato sermon. st.
Pauls Church. Rev. W. Russell Bowie.
May ACKNOWLEDGEMENT exercihss.
Virginia Hospital Training School.
$50 p NJ, John Marshall High School
auditorium.
May 2l-Class exercises. auditorium
OF the E,lks' Home. Sis p NJ, recep-
tion by DR.. Robert c. Bryan to MEM
bers of the graduating classes. faculty
and board of trustees. Westmoreland
Club.
May 22-ATeetlng OF th, Alumni, AS
ISOLATION 1890 y. NJ. In the new
building, with papers by several
members of the association. luncheon
at the Hermitage Club. 1890 p. NJ:
reception by the Confederate Memorial
Literary Society, Confederate Museum,
8 to p. NJ; unwilling OF tablet on
new building, under the auspices OF
the Confederate Memorial Literary
Society at which time there VIII be
an address by Representative W. G.
Brantley, of Georgia; inspection of the
new building, p. NJ. meeting of
Alumni Association and address by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
KILLED IN BIRMINGHAM
MrU. Louis VI. Stevens, OF u,almyr,
Run Over There br I,rnin

aiH'. Louis NJ. Stevens. OF Palmyra,
Kun over There by Trnjn.
According to n telegram received by
Railey j.; Shifilett, Of South Richmond.
last night his aunt. Mrs. Louis Mi
stevens. was accidentally killed by a
tfain Yesterday morning IN Birming-
nam. Alh- No details were given.
Mrs. stevens was the daughter OF
homas i. Shifflett. OF Palmyra Va.
and had since her marriage made her
nome In Atlanta. She had a brother
living, In birmingham. and il is
accident occurred
Arrangements have heen made for
receiving the'remains. and the funeral
VIII ne held tomorrow morning at
w limington. Va, near PALMYRA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
Fire Mt Otto orkin'..

n stli alarm OF fire was turned In nj 4
o'clock Yesterday afternoon from sol North
Fourth street. where blaze started I'm n
Orkin. The fumes were so dense thot ,s
s.siant Chicf Wicc was almost overcome
The damage amounted to about $50,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
BUILDING PERMITS

The following permits to repair
Were issued in tho Office of Building
Inspector Beck Yesterday:
susanna Brown, brick dwelling 6IS
Judah street. $3.50
American Glass Works. Inc. frame
warehouse on the west side OF Mill
street, between Hospital and Lownes
Streets. 500.
T. ]. Hunt. brick dwelling sos North
Second Street s2hO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
Ellyson and Fleet Endorsed.

At meeting OF the Henrlco Democratic
Committee held yesterday. resolutions were
adopted indorsing State Chairman ]. Tay.
lor Eiyson for reelection. and II. NJ. Fleet
as Henrico representative on the State Dem.
ocratic committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
STREET CAR ACCIDENTS
Theodore Warneid. Badly Injured, Is Re-
moved 10 Hospital,

Theodore Warfeld. o: 20, West Eth
Street. South Richmond. was badly hurt
yesterday afternoon when he was thrown
from ear OF the Broad and Twenty nth
street division of the Virginia Railway ana
Power Company a; I.on1bardy and Broad
Streets. Aftcr emergency treatment had
been rendered by DR.. II. e Watts. ambu-
lance surgeon OF the City Hospital, he was
removed 10 Grace Hospital.
a'ouis Watts. colorcd. was slightly hurt
when he fen from q car OF the Clay Street
division Of the Virginia Railway and Power
CoMpany az Gay and Brook AXenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
Credit Men Meat r-,,,

The NuehInond Association of Credit Men
WIZ mold It's quarterly meeting at the Bus
mess Mems Club on Friday. May II, at I
=. NJ Addresses will be made by former
Governor a. j. Montague. w B. Broddua
and Others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
Mayor nnglnnd to nun Again.

In reply to letter signed by many
citizens of Barton Heights. Mayor
w l.. Rngland announced yesterday
that he would be n candidate for re-
election In the primary TO be held on
June IL.