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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-08-15

The fiat charge that department of
Justice agents had investigated fed
eral judges in efforts to influence their
action in cases in which the govern
ment was interested was made in the
senate by Senator Borah, and In
dorsed, partly at least, by Senator
NorriA
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-08-15

An immediate investigation by the
senate foreign relations committee to
determine the condition OF American
citizens and property in Mexico was
requested in resolution by Senator
Clark OF Wyoming.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-08-15

At conference with the special
counsel who will prosecute the
Western Fuel Co. cases in San Fran.
cisco this month, David G. Powers.
formerly an employe of the company
and nov the chief wi+-less for inc
government, said that he hae been
offered $4,000 il ne would vanish,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-08-15
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100 gross Pearl Buttons 10 seiI IN these aa,s zoe


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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-11
6m goannmeloeliel

Otter at i9 bar IGt 9osen: SRA gumIe Ga9e" al 5onas
9rooerien 9briiionsie0 en- meget aIoorIig, interesi1nt %
larerig BOG fan ig tm enife at mango niloe Iaie Den. 5or.
foheren er mig perionlg befenot % bar oaret oct oner 20 adr.
Sea IRne Oe 5fiorinqcr ira DC enfcte Soane 9oroilesu9 %
Serrens Serelie meo lao mango al De 9erioner. iom Der BRACES
Iran, meo megen anteresie Get er imoerlgt % font. iom Ser.
rem snn faa lat / De enfelfe SiGle. ion oil bore o. oplaoe oeres
Sierter Tor aoriets QrGOifen. o. bet er ilnaenoe lom oct aaar
faa mango. ion Itaar imoo 9errens Iaaoetolo. Seq ifrI0e tgnte,
at ollie AorOiespigere oloe IGe Den BOG: a6ra gamle Gage.
Zen er ct lille Spffe a%irfebitorie, iom ale @uos 9ern. Der
Irier Ganft, burOe fence. Nnnae al De Sfuoringer ON entelte
Siqles 0mpenoele o. Serrens 9Ge meo Dem, far Ell uoifoar'
lfa til at snife: Co oerrens Gono ploe iaoIeoeS taae iot pore
Gage oe pore g2enigbeoer, iao oil6e Der lie noget M iom Den
@nna @uos aano oil NOT. men BET er os. iom itaar imoo % bin.
orer 0ens Gerning. 9rGiter bur0e o9iaa lGie ben Bog; ben fan
pGfte en- til giotPrbeo ior Serrens Sag og Slrles 6reie. Zen
fan unhfaarIia fna en- til at ipmge fig iep % tin @uo: bUaO
ltoretter ig Tor @uos 9iee2 gr p9 meo eaer imoo2 5renifpnoer
ig @uos &iae, e0er tnorer ieg 0t2 Seq er in9en SIespaer
men eifer Solicit, OF bar fenot mango Al De 9Iooier, Der betrt.
ps, og noeIe al oe Qerioner, iom incomes; iaa ig timber 9ogeu:
sra aanle Cage" lqe iaa ineresiant, iom Sn0re Uisions 81.
itorie ira 0anmorf 8Oa, ben er ogfaa ifsn at Irie. 9ogen er
puro at febe oa Ipfe. Snaen pI %fortrpoe oct.
g. 9. @ieIfen, CATS, GHa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-11
Dom oDsr yran0es.
5oreorag at 1r. TbiI. aonroo Si.
monien: Seoiif aono /
Tonmarf.
(Slnffet.)


Wen bpao on Der mn oar Sano.
beo / @oetbes Orc: Sna mart no.
gen OoOer at erfIare fig fri, iaa bill
ban siebIiffelig isGe fig Tom betin.
get - ni er fnn ifinfrie, % er oct.
re, 10 bsiere bi itonr. 6oao ON
bort 2in piier iig at ogre oitteret
af Ell 9iapmpnin9 til @nee, 5rooi.
ton, alimn, at hi pon ale Sumter
er | SammenbGng og at Ell Jribeo
iom granoes oocere6e Den, fun er
Sinoets Oplesning, 5orpirring Ell.
Ter Innrfi. Spao ON oct niier fig,
at aulturen nltio bar bait autori.
tetsprinciper nsoig og uoen oisie
forfnlot og at ben fore STUNT in
tet bar at gsre meb Omitprtning al
autoriteter og aft bet. ut erfenoe
fin Notiirbunoetbeo alene er5ribeo2
Ga bbor forefinoes enoeIig be
9erionIigbeoer, iom grnnoes bennD.
uer friaiorte = iom beror belt paa
fla ielp2 Noar Mihelnngclo ioeligt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-11
ENJOY A

The wonderful Black Hill. Of South
Dakota affords an ideal locality for rest
and recuperation.
Hunting. fishing, horseback riding
over wooded mountain trails, bathing
in the medicinal waters Of the hot
springs, are all to be enjoyed in a
glorious climate and amid splendid
scenery.
Reduced fares in effect during sum
mer months. Excellent train service.
Printed matter and full information on
application to ticket agents, Chicago
and North Western Ry.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-11
California.

gi bar | giebIiffet en- ny,
onnif aoIoni | Opfomit nRr
Stocfton, Gal. Hig, fruetbar
Serb, en- Wanefoloigbeo Of
Brooufter. bejIigt, miIot aIi.
ma. oa 8ono til Of pnoe Sor.
ben meo. 8i i9Iger 2onoet
f~orboIbspis biuigt og man be.
beper 10 fun 1870 Meres poa
lette afbetalinser, for at tom.
me eoot efter bet | California.
@obe griier for an9tninaen,
!: uomprfeoe gefor6rinesmibIer
os en- um9tteIig efterfpprg.
ieI. gi er oefna iitnno til at
oprette ereIuiipe aoIonier. Bill
lig Snipeftionsreiie. Chr. Bill.
Iipfen, 1851 Sbofter ape..
OofIono, GaI., elIer California
0oIonier". 28t8 %. Nortb
Abe, Gbicaso, 81.
=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-11

taller ON i'm lliribeO / i'm a~nrligbeo
iom ! lin STUNT. nunr Ell Sbien er.
fenoer liz germanif. naor aiet3.
lies Cpermemeife tpoeIigt finn er
teanet Tom Ell 9rsiier - mar oDer-
boneoet boert elieite @eni er Ell Aa.
benbnrnia a. rationale S%nitintter2
Snor iinoes DC. nuar ielp 9ranoes
/ boer 5iber al III @Gien. / lin Ga-
tialalisme. HeIiaion % aultnr. lin
Aaiinilationseone ufriuilliqt reber
iia iom Seoen. 6ua0 gentle liz bag
hans qlimrenOe CrO - il0en Hoa.
BET. 6ribeo Tor migl
9ronoes iorisgte / line %iorsprigt
ltiifre. fomIenoe 9iternturbile6er
1903 - iom gilb. anoerien bar
loot at ofIippe 6olfets 9cpe-
traao ooer@. san uiIoe biofsre ct
9rno meo SlGat. Roce % Stomme.
cnoifent Dor 9lano poa nae 9unf.
ter oioner ON, at 5onfer ioapel Tom
Suitinfter, alnit iaaoeI iom Billie,
nm uoioloer iia / S%iIfnutnina til
Hortioen. Al Den iuaer ri Rgring;
paa oeu bngqer hpert 6reinifriOt.
5roen oao. at Snoioibet bar Go.
ne til obiolut 3anfeiribeO er life
M. @i aeniinoer Den noipt hos
Rousieult. hbis @iociaIe Sone0pprf
be9onoer: .Wenneifet rr ieot irit"
/ hele 8oItaires ubiitoriife. mcfoni.
tie Soruuit6prfelte. / hans anifuelie
al Wenneifene iom Ell itor Series.
heo. bpori llIiahe0erne fan ophppes
qennem 0plnsnina, % 6orifeaen
meaem 9aeerne bortelimineres Get
cr oct attenoe aarhunoreoes iiIoio.
iiif cosmopoIitiife RationoIisme o.
obitrafte 5eorier. Tom aaor iaen /
@ranoes iom / ale Seocr. ) oen
mnaaoelia booife lille SeIpbiogra.
f. 9rauoes uoaao pna i'm haluiicrs.
oariac 8eoieIsoaa. oiientIiaaiort /
Sauitreret Eioen0e" % norife oa
ipenife 9laoe - Ell iuloitPnoil Der.
iiflaae al 0auiferne. ser benpunes
Sfiotmasier" - iiger ran ielp, at
hans Storte CT oen Hare nsgterne
Wenueifeioritano % morcr liz oUer
Of oenne iunOe 6ormiit life opinttes
al Gotioneu Tom genial.
g7en oct er 10 netop oenne blot
til Hart prnftiif trnfenor inoifrrn.
teoe aano. Der binorer 9ranoes /
- brad ran umlIigt inoier = at
tranae oobere ino I SiGIsrereIien
oa asr. At ban misioritaar De ail.
turer. ban behanoIer. thi her itrGf
fer negtern Soritano life til. oen,
ionl ftn beDirfer. at han bliuer let
iatteliq o. popnlnr / III Sproa.
u ferIte. ban mi5ioritoo. bar DC to
Ipnfere, BAN i0eliat nrbner Tom
line 9Grere. oa hDis f~ritiife Metooe
ban inobif0te iia al haUe tile9net
iia - nemlia Iaine % Il. 9eune
Men 1aine betroqter Niemeifene
iom @rooufter nj Cmaiuelier %
D1ilieu. o. oet / oen @ra0. At ban
life fan ina Genierne pastel mo /
Snitemet @ranoes oerimo6 reDol.
terer MOI aft noroiIf nil ppre fri
Gnropper. hoorfor ga oqIoa ben Be.
romte franife aritifer snles Semoi.
ire ipotte6e oner hans aosmopoIi.
tisme. tbi emo life ct 8eni fan be.
ii6oe eoroppiif aritif
Sainte 9euoes Snn pnd 3ilnTrels
ZEN er oct uatlroi6euifnbeliat OF.
ieftioe, uoenFor 9artier. mems gran.
oes or 9artimano. ten6eniies % i6e.
Tia or forarqet oner Wennpifenes ne.
fiaieiitet o. 7umbeo. aun / en-
Senieenoe piite 9ran6cs ia Tom en-
rrroiaia Gfep iaobeI Of ct 9eiibe
iom of 5oire; ban bar bnohiieIiat
ofifrebet Stnffer no al Dem iom fit
eaet. n6en at nPbne Torfotternes
Ronnel
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aputerinaer.
SfeIefasfen

SCR f0itteret, ie Sol. Gr. % -. =. d. ....s,..... $i33845
QuIut6. gisy Brandt Scnien. 6. 8dt Z. 4. Smith, ,
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nc Cob, Mont, @es @eeriet So6n sOimou, {. 3 o.
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fen Gds ReHen, IN. ST. Ole Z. 0rc, Chris 2paaaro,
q. g Sanien bb. 50c -. =. -. :. - :. -. -. $50
Moorbeao. ga, Bethesda 0igb. N G6ritenien $3.50.
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IN. 81. 5 6orl Senicu. a. Z sm0abl, S9 Qeterien
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bU. ST, Sens apro. 6reo Feterim, Mrs. Sens San.
fen IN. SOC :. q. :. -. 81. :. ............. 23OO
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aacne, @is, @or 5reiers Nab. -. -. d.. =. -. =. 10000
aufammen. ........... $4,000
aponmiBfione
ar foittuet. ie al Gr' % -. :. -. ......... $l3liO6
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anou5on, 5n. G6gne5er @ob, I'll airfe8rlon. gaar.
tba 9asulsien. u. Sanfen bp. 81 b.. >. .-.. 200
Blair. Rebr. Ssnoaasffolen p, =. 3D.. =. - ........ 600
eiHammen -. Sl85621
Snbianermisfionen
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9iinmmcn $2fl7s2
Snbremtsftontn
SCR tuitteret. i abl. gr % -. :. :. ............ S299720
Bone gafe, Isis, en- lmGunt :. .. :. e.. ......... 100
9iliammcn 29os20
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5r iutcret, ie sl 9r. q :. 81. :. .......... $t9302f6
e6rGao. 81, Gbene5r Nab: n. 9Gruien. $. San.
len IN 50 =. = :. :. e. = 81. =. .......... 1000
8fiammen. .Sf98l2t6
blair. Qebr, BEN 4 SUM, 1918
3af til ale @tpere Tor Oct ipmoue aars @auer Qo Gam.
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aos. + ben lore. I. ep -Eub. airfe am
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-11

lamb % UNDER bort 5GoreIanos pan.
iteliae politiife Stiaing Anleoning
til Ct alminoeligt. arlmoi9t Omining
/ Di9ie tpife areoies hiotiluGrenoe
oa%nitoenliae Stemnina % 9oloning
% oermeO til en- af8iort beIoig Ben
otu8 Tor port 9torogr9nielauo Ell
lers potter 6nren ser alto mere
trlteH0e."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-31
TO WELCOME
NEW YEAR IN QUIETLY
Watch Night Services Most of the Churches Ringing Of
Bells Blowing of Whistles and Few Receptions
Will Be Extent of Noise and Gaetes

tur work, mass drill, games. refa9
race.
In the Auditorium: $40 p. M.--Fcr
senior members and their friends. both
ladies and gentlemen. rutherford the
magician: Rianhard the blackfacA
comedian; Brauer the handcun king;
The old South Quartet (Polk Milier).
JOY at Jefferson.
Among other events in Richmond
tonight ushering in the new year are:
a program prepared by the manage
ment of the Jefferson hotel that prom
ises gay time; reception at the West
moreland, jefferson, Hermitage and
Country clubs. and smoker and recep-
ton by the Church Hill Domino club
at its room, 2053 East Broad street.
Possibly the gayest welcome to the
new year viii be at the Jefferson hotel,
where the management reserved for Its
guests 350 covers. Here there will be
dancing music, singing, darkness and
confetti favors The tango and others
OF the graceful and Joyous things that
are brought by the dansant" will be
enjoyed by the guests. This event Will
be begun with the throwing open OK
ft.- II II n -+->est.t- o-t>-ela
The portion of the Jefferson's pro-
gram in which darkness win feature
will be begun at one minute to IL
o. clock, when lights will be cut of and
n wild crash of music will speed the
parting year and welcome the coming.
Ninety seconds later light will return
The new year win have crossed the
imaginary line between old and new
and all will join in singing Aud
Lang Syne."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-31
Lyric Has Many
J, Satisfying Acts

An assemblage OF acts, none of
which one would rave over, but all
Abundantly satisfying, make up the
program which is to ring out the old
ana ring in the new year at the Lyric
Ills week. Curiously enough the per-
tormances arc equally divided between
this and last year. and regrettable
sxit OF Mr.. Lyons and the Inaugural
tion OF Mr. Anderson as manager
make the week additionally eventful.
The opening number. Thieseu's
dogs IL made exceptionally entertain
Ing by the very remarkable balancing
teats performed by two OF these
CANNES that are done with all the
deiiberateLess and finish Of a trained
scrobat.
Jack Ward and Eddie Weber. two
graceful young men. in a Handsomely
Creased ana costumed act, which they
1eacribe as "A Minstrel Boys Con-
seption OF Art" choose a very effective
and novel method OF exploiting their
terpsichorean ability, and the novelty
81 tho turn il very refreshing.
Florence Tempest, "Our American
H0y.n judging from the reception ac-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-31
COMMITTEE FAVORS
CONTROL BY BOARD
CHARTER CHANGES TO EMBRACE
SECTION IN REFERENCE TO
CoUNcILMANTC POWERS.
POLICE, FIRE, HEALTH
:
MUNICIPAL BODIES TO PASS iron
RIGHTS OF UNDER BODIES
AS TO POSSIBLE
POWERS.
POLICE, FIRE, HEALTH

The city council will have to go
through the report Of the special COM
mittee on charter changes again, for
at the meeting of that committee last
night. the original ordinance with a
slight amendment was referred to
council for adoption.
With Chairman Fuller and Council
men Haddon and Radcliffe present
the original ordinance, with Il slight
amendment. was sent back.
Ths ordinance, as adopted by tf1s
committee last night. retains the sec
ton which created SO much talk in
the common council and board of
aldermen. that of giving the council
the power at any time to give TO the
administrative board the right TO con-
trof any city department not now I'M
der it's control,
This means that IL the legislature
amends the charter. the city council
may have the right at any time to
do as 1t sees fit in reference to the city
departments--~flre. police and health.
1t was said last night that the
members of the fire department were.
almost to a man, ready TO vote for
any one who favored councilmaDic
control of the situation. 1t was also
said that the police department. SO
far as the individual is concerned,
was satisfied with the present form OF
government.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-31

corded her, bids fair to rival in popu-
lar esteem the acts of Mae West and
Bessie Wynn, who have already come.
seen and conquered. A vivacious and
temperamental little woman. with
wonderfully expressive eyes, she APP
pears in male attire in a modish dress
suit, changing quickly to several at
tractive and lavish creations OF the
dressmaker's art. Miss Tempest
sings very effectively several numbers
and then introduces with the assistance
of Herbert Hofmann. himself dancer
OF grace and skill. several OF the
modern dances. The excellent ac-
compartments Of Harry Wilson are
also deserving of more mention than
space will allow. The real comedy of
the bill is furnished by Tudor Cameron
and Johnny O'Connor In Hired and
Fired" which simply captivated the
house, by reason OF the formers talent
as a comedian. Francis McGinn 81
Co, In 'The Cop" have n well worked
out and clevcrly presented dramatic
sketch. marked by some real char
acter work on the part of Herbert
Haywood.
Paul Morton and Naomi Glass. tho
former pleasantly remembered as hav-
ing been here several times with the
Four Mortons, sang and danced their
way into high favor and were
generously appiauded Mr.. Morton Is
a close imitator of Geo. NJ Cohen In
his dancing and does it very well.
A noisy, novel. acrobatic meiange In
Je Bogannys Royal Lunatio Bakers"
closes the bill and during every second
OF the act there In certainly something
doing. Several of the bakery are
s..aaad- weird looking spscimens- OF
humanity. The usual Pathe film fol-
lows.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-31

same to Richmond, a result which it
is believed will advance medical edu-
cation and the material prosperity OF
Richmond; and
Whereas, this body has confidence
in the board of aldermen, the COM
mon council, and the administrative
board, but desire to present to them
It's views upon these important mat
ters;
Therefore be it resolved:
ID That the board of aldermen
and the common council be and they
are hereby requested and urged
promptly to accept the tender of the
Virginia hospital.
(2) That the administrative board
or other body authorized to contract
with the Medical College of Virginia
for the Virginia hospital be and 1t Is
hereby requested and urged to agree
to susa a medical staff for said hos
pital as is described in the preamble
to these resolutions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-31

iaborers on these road Jobs are
known only by numbers.
History OF Men.
Cullen supplied the history of the
two men for several months up 70
December nth.
I'VE employed No. 102," he said.
ton September 10th and he bunked
with No. III in the shack where Tenie
lived, about three mines from Gar
rison No. 102 was away for two
weeks In the course OF that period.
but he returned and went TO bunk
again with No. III"
The description which Cullen gave
of III suggested Malloy, who. how
ever. had told the police he had NOT
seen Kremen, as he called him, for
several months. Meantime, Detectivo
Steinkamp, who had been living with
Malloy ever since the man had idcn.
titled the body. had been qutzzing tho
man, but had failed to give any In
formation about Malloy's movements
in the last few months. The police
also said that Malloy had given
wrong address and tonight they re-
fused TO say whether they had Learned
the mans correct address,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-31
CHAMBER LISTENS
Continued from First page.)

"is q model must say that Mr..
Hirschberg. who has that department
OF the work of the administrative
board In charge, has done remarkably
WELL He has made of that he had
there a most comfortable place. and
he should get much credit for what
he has done"
AFTER Alderman Mitchell had
spoken, disagreeing with Mr.. Umlauf,
and advocating the acceptance OF the
proposition regardless of control by
the city, President Darlington spoke
for n moment and the meeting ad
journed.
President Darlington said that he
had called the meeting to hear from
those who knew more about the situa-
ton than he did, or any other mem
bers or the body. and felt satisfied
that from what had been said by the
Of the college move
ment and the city government much
knowledge had been gained, although
he could see little In the wholA mat
ter. He believed that the city and
the college will get together. and that
sthere viii he no further controversy.
The Resolutions.
The resolutions adopted by the
chamber. as presented by Judge
George Christian. follow:
Whereas, the chamber of commerce
in impressed with the necessity for a
municipal hospital in the city of Rich
mond, and Is convinced that the city
should accept the offer from the
Medical College OF Virginia of the Vir-
ginia hospital for this purpose; and
Whereas. It is convinced that the
inmates OF this hospital will receive
treatment in the most efficient man
ner by selecting the visiting staff from
the faculty OF the Medical College OF
Virginia, permitting an emergency
patient to summon his family ply
stefan upon the approval Of the visit
ing stan, and that the said hospital
will thereby incidentally afford clinical
advar,t res to the Medical College OF
Virginia and
Whereas. such action will be help
full In bringing about the merger OF
the Medical College OF Virginia with
the medical department OF the Uni
versity of Virginia and bringing the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-31

Be that as ii may. ! am working for
the interests Of the people of Rich
mond and | want to tell you what you
are doing. You are aot only estah-
fishing a school of practice for tho
college but you are paying the freight.
You are getting value received but
you are paying for ii.
He said that be was in favor OF ao-
ceptance. but that he first wanted to
be assured that the staff would be APP
pointed by The administrative board
OF the city of Richmond. who is de-
signated as a capable body of men not
liable to make mistakes.
He said. I'VE are not INSTRUCTORS
but we are here to serve the people
OF Richmond~-not the physicians of
Virginia That's my stand and IL will
be until this matter Is settled
DIR. Mitchell Talks.
DR.. Mitchell in his address said
that there is no reason that Rich
mond could not be made the greatest
medical educational city OF the South
He pointed oAt the material benefits
to be derived by the city from the
students who would be sent here, not
only from all over the South. but
from all parts Of the United States
and foreign countries as well.
He told of the great steps that
had been taken in teaching medi-
cine and science I'm recent years. and
compared a medical college Ia the
two parts of mans brain, calling
the laboratories one part and the
hospital the other.
He said that competent physicians
would be in charge at all times and
that the poor OF the city would re-
ceive the same treatment free as
more fortunate persons are now pay
ing s21 & week for.
He spoke of the offer as a philan-
thropic one. pure and simple, and
told of his early years which were
spent in poverty and the desire ne
has had since then to aid humanity
in general and especially the labor
ing man.
He said that there was never a
man on the staff Of the hospital who
had not been a member of the teach
ing corps. and that If Richmond is
TO ever have great medical college
il can only be brought about by the
cooperation Of the people, and asked
the aid of Post A. T. p. A. in the
fight to have the measure passed by
the cornmon council.
He said that the Increased cost OF
caring for the patients would be be-
cause more nurses and better facili-
ties than are now to be had would
he needed, which would be economy
for the city in the end. inasmuch
as patients receiving better and more
efficient treatment would be dis
charged quicker, and that not cen,
of this increase would go to the col
lege itself. but would be expended
on the patients and the hospital
proper, and that the people would
have the free service OF the stu;
dents
The next speaker, John Hirschberg
of the administrative board, told OF
the advantages which the people OF
the city would have in the event oil
the acceptance of the hospital. after
which a resolution in favor of &C
ceptance was offered by James Ry-
land,
Mr.. Ryland's resolution was unan-
imously endorsed by members OF
Past a A