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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
Columbus Quintet
Meets Mercer Next

COLUMBUS. Jan. ei-The next OPP
ponent of the Columbus Young Mems
christian Association basket ban team
wiz be tho Mercer University
THE game VIII be played here Friday
night
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07
Cine Sor6enkom6oie.

Cine beitsre GpiIobe fpielte iid in
Der &aferne in @era ab. 9eim @ppeIl
ipurbe bemerft, bab Elm SoIbot aus
Sobenleuben feline Striimpfe beiab.
Der Solbot ertlGrte, bob er fsin @elb
gum Striimpfetaufen babe. gr sub
ober gu, @slb gu beiiben, bas fsi jes
bod in Spbenleuben ouf Der Spar>
fafe. I'm bos @elb abSubsben,
miiife er aber felbIt na9 Sobenleuz
ben, neil er bas SparfaE aEenbu9 perz
itedt babe. Der Solbot befam aud
f9leunigft urlaub, um @elb su bOlsn.
So perginsen jebo9 stpei Sage, obn.
bab ii9 Der Solbat ipieber feben lieb.
9lls elm &amerab nahgefnnbt ipurbe,
fanb bieier ben 9eIu6ten bebaslitb bic
pfeife rauhenb bel @eriponbten. BUR
Rebe eeitellt, tparum er nidt suriids
getebrt fei, ertlGrt Der Solbat, bab er
iparten miife, BIB bic Spartafe eez
Dffnet fei. Oa bic Spartafe in Sos
benleuben ipD9entlib nur einmal ees
Sffnet lift, 70 blieb au9 tpeiter nidts
iibris, aIs ben Strumpflofen iparten
gu IaHen, bis er @elb betommen
tonnte, ba er pbne Striimpfs ni9t
ipieoer antreten follte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07
Slallsennantell.

Die 8enennungen ausldnbif9tr
3ierpflan5en iinb entpeber Nameu bon
perfonen, bic fie aus Der Srembe eins
bra6ten, ober IoIhe, bic ii9 UNI ibre
&ultur in Der Seimot berporrasenbe
Disnfte erparben. 9eifpiele bafir
iinb bic itolSe 9ortsnie, bic Der fran.
aDIif9s Naturfprf4er Gommerfon na9
Sortenfe 2apeaute, Der Satin bes
9litronomen 9apeauts, nannte. bic iih
beibe an CONNEXIONS Weltreiie beteis
list botten; bic 6u9iie, na6 bem beuts
f9en 8otoniter 8ernbarb Sud, eiuem
Der fogenonnten ,8Gter Der 9ptonit"
aus benz 16. Sobrbunbert, benunnt;
bic prG9tige &ameIie. bic tbren Nos
men nn9 bem Seiuitenpater gumellus
fiibrt, Der iie aus Sapan nod europa
bra9ts; bic @lorinis, bic nab bem
StroBburger profeFor Der, 8otanit
9lorin beibt. No9 btm fran5DiiI9en
8otanitus Masnol fiibren bic ftOl5en
Magnolien, na9 9lebitf9 bic boben,
bornisen @lebitI9isn. na9 benz Gnss
lGnber Soriptb bic i'm aeitieften Sriibs
jabr por Der Gaubentpidlung prddtis
selb bliibenbsn 5oriptbien ben gus
men. Sie 8egpnien beiben na9 pros
feHor 8eeon, bic &o9ien, bic sriinen.
i'm Serbite na9 grt Der 2ebensbdume
braun iperbenben Stauben bes 8lus
mensartens, nab Sod.
9ie Robinis (QHasie) pirb nod ROs
BIN, 4rbpriit bes franaOiif9en &Dniss
2ouis Kill, senannt, Der bic srits
Itasie aus Horbamerifa no6 europa
bradts, bic i'm rSarbin bes plantssA
@fIanSensarten) au paris sepflanat
ipurbe, nobel es ii6 um bic Grlansung
ibrer 8liiten als Wiobelle fir neuen
iingeipDbnli6en SutI9mud Der Sofz
bamen banbsIte. 0ie itpIse 9eorgine
fanb gerpantes 1855 In Merifo unb
fanSte Tie an gapontlles, ben Direttor
bes 8otoniiden @artens in Wabrib,
Der fie gu @bren bes idtpebif9en 8os
taniters Dr. Dahl Dablia nannte,
ipel9er gfame nod beut3uto9e ges
brGu6li6 1T (2attusbablien). Don
Spanien aus selanste bic impofante
msritanifbe Staube raf6 in -nlle an=
beren europGif9en aulturldnber unb
1904 6ur9 glleranber b. SumbOlbt
hnb 8onpIanb au9 nad Deutfdlanb.
Den Namen @eoreine sab ibr @ilbes
nplp, um feinen 5reunb. ben peters>
burger @elebrten 9eorsi, baburh gu
ebren. Sn ibrer &ultur rnb fpeSieg
@erebelung iparen urfpriinglid bic
gnglGnber ols Meiiter pbenauf, ipurs
ben iebo6 barin Inn bic Mitte bss bo=
risen Sabrbunberts bon ben 9eutf9en
berartis iibertroffen, baB fe fi4 nit
ben 3idtunssprobutten gbriitian
Setsens, bes Mtatabors I'm tbiirinsis
f9en ROfenau9tDrte &6frib, ni9t
mebr mefen tonnten unb ibre Bis bas
bin in Seutf9lonb beliebten, neil eins
trGsltden, 0ablienausftellunsen uns
terlieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07
Deut(d6e In audrafien.

Gin Sorfdunssreiisnber beridtet in
Der Seutiben 8plonialz 3eitung: sd
erinnere mid an Der nRins", bic bod
biebere ~&onis" iparen, fobalb iis nur
ben Usunb auftaten. Sd bent. an
al bic rWiiIler", bic nun ols ftolae
WlilIer paIiierten, an olI bic ,S9mibt" 4,
unb n8eder", bic iid in .Smitb" unb
r8ater" umsetauft bqtten. 60 lernte
i'd eineu In Sibnsb auftretenben bers
porragenben &iinitler fennen, Der ii6
rSi9nore Gtnquepa[li" nannte. glls
bieberer Serr p8ersmann" fab er nit
mir i'm Club Sufammen. .Sa, slous
ben sic benn. id fpiirbe ols Berg
mann" @eI6Gfte maben9 9lber gins
quepolli 1T iiherer Srumpf." 9lber
es CAB aud ielbitbeipubte 2anbsleute
felbft In Der unteriten Bolfs5ai6t in
GROCER Msnse. sn Der @tabt Ieines
GrfoIses lit 1inier bieberer pommer 9.
nod ni9t pergeFen. @r mar Sases
IDbner gefpefen unb burb eine @olbs
mine WillionGr seporben. Sein Sob
ssrei9te ibm gum 8eroerben. @r
trant Gag unb Ra9t. Mber CT trant
nidt allein. Wbisfep. 8ranbb. Bier
iparen fret in fsinem Saufe. Sir ole
Deutfhen felbitperitdnbIid. 2lber
aud fir ole gnslGnber = mir bab
ieber, ebe er bereinselaFen tpurbs, erit
Die Do9t am Rbein" finssn mubts.
= Die sanse Stabt Iernte balb .Dis
Dnht am Rhtin"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07

fon teilnobmen unb bic NIT cine I
Sriibifiid in ben r3elten" enbete. G E
nennt ben Siergartsn um 6 1Ilr
9tbenbs bic f9Dnite unb belebtefte grre
mennbe Der @elt, einen berrIi9el
9orten, mo bic 9lumen buften mo
bic NadtigoII ibre @siIen ertDneI
IdBt. Sin gtusflug na9 Moabit mar
elm fpeniser ibplIif9es lInternebmsn.
limb es fltnst fabelbaft an unfere
Sbren, tpenn bic 8arOnin Di[lmar
fast: rSrnu bon Mepenborff (bie Sc
mablin bes rufiif9en 9eianbten) re-
bette uns Iebboft gu, no9 Wtoabit gu
gtben. Moobit III elm biibf9es 9Ork
den, 5u bem mon nur nad einem einz
ftiinbigen Marf9e bur9 tiefen Sanb
selanst. Man bat es inbefen per@
itanben, bieIen Sonbboben iebr nett Su
bertperten. Sd babe 3pei reiaenoe
8aien in etrustii9er Sprm, bic boz
raus berseitellt iinb, ols @efhent ers
bnIten. 9lus Moabit tommen aud
borsiiglibe Sporsel."
9as Bib, bas bic onIpru6sfolen
8riefe bieIer 9iplomotsnfrou in ibrer
9sTamt6eit BON Berlin ssben. 1T oas
elmer freunblt9en, eleganten ReIiben3s
itott. Die poIitit nirb i'm SaIon
nur felten unb flii9tis geitreift. Gin
neper Snns Der Saelipni lit bogegen
eiri Greignis, iiber bos man toseIans
fpri6t, bic Srose, ob Senriette Sonns
tog ober Sennp Climb ben tieferen feelis
f6en 9lusbrud babe. ipirb nit 2eibens
fhnft er0rtert. SIN &Onisliden SdlOfe
fiibrt man Sdarqben uno SineTpiele
auF unb bei9liebt ben &ornepoI an
misunderstanding nit einem 8oa, 81
rem bic oberiten unb Glteiten Wiirbsns
trieer in bic bunte Srn6t Der itoIieni>
fhen HenaiFance f9liipfen, unb BEL
Srcu bereinigt prin5 &arl BON preus
BEN, Sriebrih Dilbelms ". lebenslns
tiger gruber bic Serrsn unb Dnmsn
bonn Sof unb BON Der Diplomatic Su
sinem farbenfroben Mastenfeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07

7 Sn Miin6en bat bic abssorb'
iietenfamnier bes 2auotass bic 8eratb.
uus elmer Sorluse aufsenommen. bic
BON fpeittra9enber Bebeutuns fur gan,
Bayern lit. @S banbelt lid nm Die
Ausnusung Der I'm groeen @ebiete oes
S0nisreibes brahlie9snben Wallerfrdf.
te, bic bienitbar semaft psrben iollen,
nm bas 9anSe 2anb NIT @leftri,itdt 40
ptriorsen.
T SBie aus Berlin ssmelbst niro,
LIT cline slnerfennuus ieiner Ebdtiatsii
als Bertreter beS Deuti6en Reihes In
Stem Yorf Serrn @ensralfoniul Or. 3.
9orit 5alde 3utbsil 9eDorben, inoem
ihm Der @barafter eines @ebeimen 3e-
gationsratbes perlieben wurbe.
7 Sn 8reslan 1T bic In weitelten
3reilen betannte Dittms bes Dor fait
pier Sabren peritorbeuen Gr5tes Or.
WfelAior Billtm, f6nislider preueiiHer
Sauitdtsratts BON Tobe abberufen NOR,
ben. Srau Dillim, bic sulsst eifriae
slnbanserin Der io5ialiitii6sn Sshrs par
uno In teiner SOjialiitsn'Seriammlune
feblte, mar cine sebOrene 9sr3osin Pau.
line Wtatbiloe Sba pon l8iirttemberg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07
,,Seitens. g.

Niemanb tut beutautase nod ettpos,
fonbern ieitens Semanbes ipirb etipas
setan = 70 fpiG's Der mobeftit. Sisr
elm paar 8eiIpiele aus neueffsn 3eiz
tinsen: Der gtntras ipurbe feitens
Der 8erfammlung einitimmig ongez
npmmen. :. Sierin fann nur ieitens
Der Sdule bauernbe @bbilfe seithaffen
tperben. Gintrittstarten aelansen
foftenfrei sur @srienbung fsitens Der
9efddftsitelle in Der SaubsnitrnBe. :.
Seitens Der poliaei ipurben fofort bic
n6tisen MaBnabmen setroffen.
6ierauf tpirb feitens Der @erpals
trngsitelIen ipie feitens bes 8unbess
rats binsearbeitst ipsrben" uff. 9lGs
gemein erfennt man on, bob Der bGus
fige @ebrau9 Der aeibeform Der
Spra9s oIles 2eben, ole 5rifds unb
Nnf6auli6teit rnube. limb in ben ges
sebenen 8eiipielen 1T Der Rduber nur
bas bSIs Mort Ieitens. Wie einfo9,
tpie nnf6aulid] unb Iebenbig lnuten
biefelben Sdbs in Der Sdtisfeitsfprm:
Die @eriammluns nabm ben 9tntrag
einitimmig an. Our bic S6ule
lam bier bouernbe gbbilfe f9offen.
:. @intrittstarten psrienoet foiienfrei
bic @eI9GftsiieI1e in Der Saubentrabe.
Die poliSei traf fofort bic n6tissn
MoBnnbmen. /. Oie @erpoltunssa
ftellen pie Der 8unbesrot psrbsn biers
ouf binarbsiten.4 llebrisens ffeben
fir sinseIne nidt bierbersebDrise GGlle
nnbsrer Dirt fir ieitens befanntlih
aud nod bic DDrfer BON uno bur9
aur @erfiiguns. 9esbalb selte bic
einfa6s Ressl: S9reibe r,iemols nieis
tens" - merit bos S9euial in bic
WolfsI9lu6t!" limb bos neuerbin9s
ebenfo beliebte greuli1e MobeDOrt
Mobepprt ,5tpeds" merit binterbrein!
gIs Oh es In Der beutf6en Sprode
fein gu. Sur uno gum mebr sdbs!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07
9onnerftas, Z Wai 1914
@Orbafrifas alima,

gea6 Der 4nii6t man6er 9epgras
pben 1T bas &lima GROCER Seile Der
Grbe in biitoriider 3eit i4ledter. b.
p. trod.ner geiporben, unb onoere
8odleute fpieberum baben bus betrits
fen. 9is Jrase lit aud bon sroBem
praitifdem Sntereife, 3. 3. fir bic
Staliener, bic jebt erpGsen, Of cine
Beiiebelirig 2ibbens bur9 ttalienif9e
8auern 9fusiht auf @rfolg bietet. Sn
elmer 4rbeit 6ariiber, oh bic grbe iibers
baupt austrodnet, befpri9t prof. s..
SD. @rssprp audi bic @erbdltniie in
@arta, Der gprtnaifa, bic er 1908 i'm
Nuftrogs Der 3ioniften islbif bereiit
Fat. 9amals fiel ibm allerbtnss auf,
baB Der beiitis. 3uftanb bss 2anbes
bon bem, fpie er bon ben flafiif6en
S9riftisllsrn sei9ilbert porben lit,
febr abipi9, 70 bob man an eins erbsb.
li6e gfbnobme bes WaFers benten
f6nnte. @iele bon ben tiefen S6luhz
ten miiFen au elmer 3eit erobiert ipors
ben 5ein, ols bic gprenaita mebr Hes
gen erbieIt, ols es beute Der Sall lit.
@ber pieies Wlsbr bon Regen gebOrt
f9on Der Iogen. plupialseit an; es lit
prGbiftoriT6, unb bic 9lusorbeitung
Der tiefen SGler bur6 fliebenbes WaIs
fer TIT erfolst. beppr Der palGplttbif9e
Meni9 erf9ien.
Cine RIimadnberung 1T in btitortz
fGer 3eit ni6t eingetreten; bsnn bic
BON ben &Dmern onselesten ousges
bebnten 8eipGFerunssperte unb bic
snbllpIen SerraFen fir bic sr0btnDg>
Tide @usnubuns eines biirftisen Wafz
ferbprrats 5eigeu, bab Der 9lderbnu
f6pn bomols bur9 eeringen Rsgenfall
febr beI9rGntt pprben 1T. 9lub aur
3eit Der boraufgssaneenen erie9if6en
&ploniiation, bic i'm 7. pordriitIi9en
Sabrbunbert beeann, NOR es nm bic
Gbrenaifa nibt anbers befellt. Senn
tire alten probufte tparen bie1elben
ipie bic beutigen. S6on bamols lit
man on Der Seui6redenplage, mas sll
@sTeben iiber ibre @ertilguns fiibrte.
SorgIam fdsibte man au9 bic Helms
iten MnFermeneen. Ser MqlGbutt
bes Safens ptplemeta Seigt, bob es
bort feline 8runnen CAB. 9nbsre 8es
ipeife fir bic WaHerarmut Der @Dre=
malta in alter 3eit iinb nod @resorb:
Die politii6e Wi6tiefeit Der 8runs
men unb bic anbGufuna Der olten 8ez
ippbnerI6aft in beren HGbe, bic eele=
sentli6en Sunaersn0te, bic Diitena
natur bes @ebiets i'm Siiben, burfl
bos bic 8oraiponenitraBen na6 Siuaf
unb 9lubf9ilo fiibrten, uno enolid bic
8eT6reibune Strabos, nona9 bic
@erteilung Der @esetation i'm Nlters
tlm feline onbere geipeien fein fonn,
ipie iie beute lit. 9lud fir Suneiien
unb bic Sobara loHen iib feline &li=
maperIdble6terungen na9peiIen. Sieie
@reumente iinb setuib iiberSeusenO.
Sroboem itebt fir Sripolitonien bic
Grideinuns, bob beute in @egenben,
bic. na6 ben Rutnen gu urteilen, in
rDmifder 3eit tnter &ultur ftanpen,
bic Wiifte berrI9t uno Elm Wieberans
bau unmDgli6 erfheint.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07
Samen-eamen-samen.

Rotbs. wsiBs uno sslbe Stedjpiebelu
9riine Grbien. 3orn, Salat, 8ettiae
&aoiss6en, 8obnsn. rotbs. nsiBe uni
9elbs Hibsn. ionie ale Sorten por
frii9sn bsnti9sn Sdmersisn beim Nfae
ober Rtnub.
@oDarb Siebeder,
1876 $50 2adamanna Nueuue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-24

preamble and in the body of the con-
tract that the terms, conditions and
details concerning the management and
control Of the said hospital during thu
said term shall be those prescribed by
section 1 of chapter %. Richmond
city code. 1910, as amended by an
ordinance approved June 12. 1919. ex-
cept as changed by this agreement and
subject to such changes therein as may
be made by the administrative board.
in accordance with the charter and
ordinances of tho city OF Richmond.
and with the terms and provisions OF
this contract The changes made by
the agreement In the ordinance do not
affect the number of doctors corsti-
tuting the visiting stan. but relate
wholly to the nomination and seiec-
ton Of that staff. / know of no ordi-
nance increasing the visiting staff. and
my opinion, therefore. is that the num-
Der Is ten, and not twelve.
Yours very truly,
GEORGE W. ANDERSON.
Assistant City Attorney"
Before the body adjourned Captain
Mccarthy suggested that resolution
directing the superintendent of the yir-
ginia hospital to report to the admin
tstrativc bcarrs Within twenty -fear
hours any changes in the personnel OF
the employees or attaches OF the hos
pita1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-24
BROADWAY ACTOR
PURCHASE FARM
NEAR STAUNTON

Stanton, Va, July 23.-Martin E.
Mann, an actor. who has appeared in
number of big Broadway successes.
has purchased a form near Staunton,
on which he plans to make his home.
He bought in this section after he had
made first hand study of agricultu-
raj conditions in every part of the
United States and afte.' he had decided
that no other place in the country
offered greater natural advantages
than the Valley of Virginia
The place bought by Mr.. Mann is
on the Churchville pike, and is with
in convenient distance of town. On
1t there is a nice residence which
stands on the top of hill, command
ing a fine view Of the beautiful conn-
try surrounding 1t on every side. The
farm already Is in high state of cul-
tivation, there being an orchard yield
ing abundant fruit. 1t produces also
each year goodly quantity of berries
and vegetables.
Mr.. Mann's last engagement was
with William A. Brady's TOO Many
Cooks" now enjoying an all summer
run on Broadway. He will open with
that company again in August He
plans to give another year or two to
the stage, and then he liz coming to
Augusta to be content thereafter In a
simple role In Down on the Farm"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-24
TELEPHONE
Society Editor.

The New England ccaFt Is very
popular with Richplona people this
season and every. day liz marked by
sheir departure for some Northern
resort
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Cooke, MISS
Ella Cooke and Miss Elizabeth Cooke
iaf, Yesterday for the coast of Maine.
where they will spend the remainder
NJ the season Mrs. Edgar Gum ana
her daughters, Misses Katherine ana
Harriet. OF West Franklin street; are
Iasy5ng today for Bay Head. n. J., 70
spend the heated term.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-24

Virginia family, there was nothing OF
a "mollycoddle" in his makeup. Be-
sides being q daring horseback rider,
he was def in the use Of his fists, and
Is said to have been more than a
match for Vinson at boxing. He is
understood to have had a clever way
of administering a near knockout"
when his boxing companion least ex-
pected it.
This requirement and his rough and
tumble ways are said 10 have been re-
sented by Mamma and Papa Mclean
While Mr.. Mclean recently declared
that he didn't want his son ito be a
snob," he Is said to have expressed
the belief that there should be a.
sharp line drawn between manliness
and roughness.
Since he was born, on December 20,
1903, Einspn Walsh Mclean has been
treated as prince Of gold" His ev-
cry wish has been a command. He Is
heir TO the combined fortunes OF his
two grandfathers. Colonel John r.
Mclean. owner Of the Cincinnati En-
auirer, and the late Thomas +, Walsh.
who owned the Camp Bird gold mine
In Colorado. the veins of which pro-
duce an undiminishing flow of gold.
In February last year. BLACK Jack"
Winbush was secured as n chum and
companion for Vinson. Young Nc
Lean has a complete menagerie, num-
bering scores Of animals. He has a
gold bathtub, presented by King Leo
pold. of Belgium, and all articles OF
utility and luxury that are purchas-
able.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-24
q SUCCESSFUL IN
PHARMACY EXAMS
STATE BOARD ANNOUNCES LIST
OF REGISTERED PHARMACISTS
AND ASSISTANTS.

The names OF twelve registered
pharmacists and twelve registered as
sistant pharmacists who have been
licensed by the State Board of Phar-
macy after having successfully passed
the examinations held several days
ago. were announced ~ the State
board yesterday,
Registered pharmacists licensed are
Robert Leroy Miller, Charlotte. N. c. j;
percivai v Chitty. Woodland. N. c..
George Van Durrer, Charlottesville:
Thomas il. Bryan, Norfolk; Charles
Cecil Freshman. Richmond: J. Currie
Hudgins. Norfolk; l.. w. Armentrout,
strasburg; Robert X. Hawkins, Taze-
we'll: Charles l.. Pedigo, Blacksburg;
Brem Bonner, Hickory, N. c.; J. S.
Patterson, Harriston; r. NJ. Haw-
thorne, Victoria
The registered assistant pharmacists
are Roland h. Grom, Richmond:
Robert Crosier Morehead. Pulaski
Abraham Captain, Richmond Fred B.
sinsletary, Lumberton, N. c.; r. Ray
Mosby. Newport News; G. A. Cleve-
land. Stanton, N. X. Shaner, Lynch
burg. W, r, Smith, Cape Charles;
F. b. Smith, Capon Bridge, w. Va. !:
G. G. Jackson, Nelma; e. w. Morrow,
Richmond; Charles b. Harloe, Win
chester.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-24
CONVICTION PASTORS
TAKE STAND FOR
PROHIBITION

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Covington, Va, July 23.--At a
special meeting of the Ministerial
Union of Covington, Va, held on the
18th of July, the following resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the people OF this COM
munity have a right to expect from
the pastors of their various churches
clear and positive expression on
all moral questions affecting the char
acter and conduct of men. therefore
be It,
Resolved. That We, the under
signed. active pastors of the Pro-
testant churches of C@vington. Va,
condemn the licensing of the saloon
in our State. believing that such
licensing is wrong in law and morals.
Because of the devastating evil of
the saloon, resulting In destruction
TO our home life, to our social and our
church life. we recognize the legal
lied traffic of intoxicating liquors the
most inslduous and powerful enemy
TO the. home, the church and to the
state And whereas, Governor
Stuart, in obedience to an over
whelming demand from the citizen
ship of our beloved Commonwealth,
as expressed by a petition signed by
over 10000 qualified voters. has call
ed for special election on the 22nd
day Of September next, TO ascertain
the will of the voters Of Virginia for
or against the prohibition of the
liquor traffic within the bounds of the
said State Of Virginia
RESOLVED. That we urge our peo-
pie, members of our churches. lovers
of home, servants Of the most high
God, friends of humanity. to recog-
nize their solemn duty to God and to
their fellowmen in the matter re-
ferred To, and that they act in the
light Of Christian conscience and not
from private gain or public revenue,
Let them give themselves to earnest
prayer, to intelligent service and sin
cere trust in God, and determine in
the fear Of God, this great matter SO
vital to the religious and moral well
fare of our land"
,(Signed):
FRANK +. BERKLEY.
Pastor Baptist church, president.
THOMAS X YOUNG,
Pastor Presbyterian church, secretary.
THOMAS SEMMES,
Rector Episcopal church.
W. ID. KEENE
Pastor Cranberry Memorial Southern
Methodist church.
J. w. MCNEIL
Pastor Epworth Southern Methodist
church.
r. r. WARD,
Pastor Methodist Episcopal church,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-24
BOARD IS TO NAME
THREE VISITORS
ADOPT RULES
FoR CONDUCT OF VIRGINIA
HOSPITAL DOCTORS.
STAFF EMBRACES TEN
CITY ATTORNEYS OPINION sUs-
TAINs COMMISSIONER WHO
RETURN LIST OF NOM
INEEs. ".


Acting upon an opinion OF Assistant
City Attorney Anderson that the city
ordinances provide for a staff of ten
doctors at the city hospital. the ad-
ministraiive board yesterday morning
returned to the executive committee
Of the Medical college its list OF noIni-
nees which had been handed the adj
ministrative board several days ago.
This was done, 1t was stated by
member of the board last night. be-
cause Of the misunderstanding as TO
ten members tho board has tho right
to select three, while the college COM
ulittee may select but seven.
1t was said the board preferred to
have the committee send in a list OF
seven, than to be compelled to strike
three from the list Of nominees.
If we accepted the entire list"
said the commissioner, I'VE would be
giving the entire list Of appointment
to the college committee. We expect
that committee to send us a list OF
the other three. and that Is all there
Is to it. The original arrangement
with the college was that the board
should name oue-fourth OF the staff.
My understanding was that this was
done to avoid the possibility of
packing" the list. This arrangement
was entirely satisfactory TO all con-
cerned. This Is the first time we have
been called upon ~ Cransact this
business"
The board after disposing OF this
portion of the question adopted two
rules, presented by Mr.. Hirschberg to
this effect:
1.-The members Of the visiting
staff OF the Virginia hospital on ac-
cepting such appointment to the stan.
agree to personally perform the du-
ment during their term OF service.
20 In event Of enforced absence Of
member Of the visiting staff, while
on service. his place shall be supplied
by some other member OF the visiting
staff on the same hospital service
(medical side or surgical side.)"
Opinion Of City Attorney.
Assistant City Attorney Anderson's
opinion reads as follows:
July 22,.1s14.
Administrative Board:
Replying to your request for an
opinion as to the number Of doctors
constituting the staff Of the Virginia
hospital whether ten or twelve) ref
erence to the ordinance approved June
%, 1912, shows that the provision is
Ten Q0) doctors who shall consti-
tute visiting staff. The committee
shsH designate from the visiting staff
appointed under this ordinance. chief
practitioner Of medicine and sur
geon. etc 1t thus appears that the
chief practitioner Of medicine and the
surgeon are required by the existing
ordinance. to be appointed from. that
Ia, out Of, the visiting staff. and that
the visiting staff Is constituted OF ten
dOctOFA and not twelve
Upon examination OF the agree
ment or contract between the city
and the Medical College of Virginia.
I find that 1t IL recited both in the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-24

spending some time at Buckroe Beach.
Misses virginia Clements. of this
city, is the guest of friends in New
port News.
Mrs. B. Morton is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs c. F. Daily. at Wiiliougbby
Beach.
Mrs Il. Cabell Tabb is spending the
summer at Sweet Chalybeate Springs.
Mrs william Hugh Nelson and Miss
Laura Nelson will return from Vir-
ginia Beach this week.
Mrs G. Z. Chandler, of this city, Is
the guest Of Miss Laura Chandler, in
Newport News.
Miss Park Taylor will leave the city
the first of August for Louisa, where
she will spend the remainder of the
Miss Lucy Nelson Taliaferro has re-
turned from Blacksburg. where she
has been visiting for some time.
Miss Hattie Scott Is spending the
summer at the Allegheny Springs.
Miss Ruth Ford is on a brief visit
to Miss Marie Ward, in Newport News.