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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-18
EIGHTEEN GRADUATE
At WILLIAMSBURG, 0,
Miss Olga Jones, Superin-
tendent, Delivers Com
mencement Address.

WILLIAMSBURG, Ind, June IS
Boxwell-Patterson commencement was
held here Saturday night. There were
eighteen graduates.
The class address was given by
Miss Olga Jones, local superintendent
Of the high school.
Music was by Christian church or
ches with special music by the Misses
Mae Horn and Norma ChenoWeth OF
Glen Karn.
Mr.. and Mrs Will l. Harrison OF
Union City are spending their vaca
ton with local relatives.
Messrs Ora and Elmer Sherer OF
New Paris, were in Glen karn Mon
day They motored through in their
new "Ohio" purchased of Harry
Chenoweth of this place.
Dan Albright, wife and daughter
Ara and Dale Williams, wife and son
Dan. spent Sunday with Clark Spen.
GER
Luther Moore and wife report a
new baby boy. Harold l.. weighed 81
pounds.
Ben Wick of Richmond is in Hol-
landsburg today.
Web Pearce of Greenville is in town
today on business.
Gwendolyn White has returned
home after visit with her aunt, Mrs
Jesse Woods OF Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Woods were in
williamsburg and Palestine Monday.
Mrs. w. l.. Robertson is entertain
ing her sisters. Mrs Harriet Hamil-
ton and Miss Caroline Horney Of Vel
low Springs, O.
They Will be joined this week by
another sister, Mrs. Eliza Gist Of Rich
mOnd.
Misses Nola Tillson and Elizabeth
Brown spent Monday afternoon with
Miss Edna Hesker in New Madison.
Sarah White of Richmond is visit
ing in town.
Everett and Mary White were I'm
ion City visitors Saturday and Sun
day.
Rev. c. w Heoffer was called to
Moreland today to officiate at a fll-
neral.
Edna Hoos, Of Richmond, is visiting
with her grandfather, Henry Hoos and
family
Raymond HOuser and daughter, Ma
rie, were accompanied to the Reid
Memorial hospital today by DR.. Bishop
where minor operation was perform
ed on the child. She is just recovering
from a serious operation which was
performed there few weeks ago
Roy Chenoweth, who has been at
tending Delaware college, is visiting
his father. Elmer Chenoweth.
Moreno Harley Is home from Spring
field where she has been attending
college Her commencement was held
last week and her brother, Howard
and parents, DR.. and Mrs. G.. w. Har-
ley, were in attendance.
Jim Fowler of Camden is in town
today in his capacity as salesman for
a tobacco firm.
Word was received this morning
that John Bicknell who is taking treat
ment In Martinsville is in a very seri-
Gus condition and his death is expect
ed at any time.
Mr. Ralph Sharp made a business
trip to Richmond
Mr. Harvey Peden is spending the
day in Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo w Thompson and
Mrs. Anne Whiteman were business
visitors in Richmond Monday.
Mrs. Amos Jones and daughters,
Olga A and Mrs. T. l. Davis, spent Sat
urday in Greenville. Ohio.
Alex Anderson and Thomas Albright
spent Monday in Richmond
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-18

In this department you will find fine
line Of Bracelet, Rings. Pins, Cuff Links,
Neck Chains, Beaded Chains. Mesh Bags,
Fancy Pins, Beauty Pins, Lockets. Just
the things for ladies, all guaranteed to
be good.
2OPo Discount or "a Off.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-18
GIVE CARD PARTY.

HAGER Dorwin Dur
bin and Mrs. Hollace Hoover enter.
tanned the following at cards Tuesday
afternoon at the Durbin home on East
Main street. Mesdames Ara Wheeler,
Chas. E. Working, r. r. Brant, Joe
Stonecipher, Chas Teetor, Mr.. Ding
worth, Clifford Fouts, B. f. Shuck, Lee
Brannon, Chas. Porter. Porter Thorn
burg, Benz. Stebs, r. c. Small, A. E.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-18
OVERCOME By SMOKE.

CAMBRIDGE CITY-William Ship
man Of Indianapolis, formerly of this
city, narrowly escaped death in at
tempting to assist Frederick c. Saw
age, a neighbor, to remove valuables
from a burning home. Mr.. Savage was
overcome by the smoke, and fell to
the floor, dying shortly after being
rescued by his son. Mr.. Shipman re-
vived upon being taken into the air,
and his condition is not regarded as
serious. d.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-18
JOSEPH COLE DEAD.

MILTON-Joseph Cole, II, died at
his home at Connersville, Tuesday
evening from apoplexy. The funeral
services We're conducted this after
noon. The deceased was the uncle Of
Mrs. Daniel Caldwell of near Harris
burg and also the father Of Mrs. Ellis
F1lby, of Cambridge city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-18

Between 1907 and 1912, horned cat
tie in Germany decreased by 100000
head
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-18
TAKES JUNE BRIDE.

EATON-John w. HORNE, local real
estate man, and Miss Clara B. Harris,
a resident of Monroe township, were
united in marriage Wednesday morn
ing by Rev George H. Smith, pastor
Of St Paul's NJ E. church. They left
shortly afterwards for short honey
moon. They will reside in the groom S
home on East Main street
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-18
Mems Snapshots From
Many Nearby Toms

Smith and Robert Thurston and Miss
Myrtle Newcomb. Luncheon was serv-
ed at four thirty o'clock when the fol
lowing we're also guests: Mrs George
Rheinegger Of Richmond, Mrs. Ora
Green, Mrs. Laura Rohrer, Mrs. NJ F.
Fox, Mrs. Theo. Sells, Mrs. Martin
Working and Mrs. Horace Scott.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-18
CARD OF THANKS,

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbOrs for their kindness during
the sickness and death Of Mrs. O. c.
Keith and for the many floral offer
ings.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmt Weller
O. G.. Keith
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-18
Give Supper.

Give Supper.
WEBSTER-The Webster M. E.
Sunday school will give an ice cream
supper at school building Saturday
night, June 20 All invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18
GOVERNOR WANTS
MEN FOR ROADS
Fee Sergeants Were Holding
l,056 Men in Jails on
NORFOLK WORST OFFENDER
Richmond Follows With 2O2 Idle
Prisoners, Most of Whom
Are Able-Bodied.
NORFOLK WORST OFFENDER

ON the initiative OF Governor Stuart.
q movement was launched yesterday,
the object of which is to meet the
urgent demand for more men to work
on the public roads of the State. The
plan is to take from the city and coun-
~ jails all the able bodied men now
imprisoned in idleuess who. under the
law. ought to be laboring on the high
ways.
Action was taken at a meeting called
by the executive. There were present
state Highways Commissioner George
i. Coleman. Superintendent j. r.. Wood,
of the state Penitentiary. and Attor-
ney-Gcneral John Garland Pollard.
Ways and means to recruit the road
forces with men who would now be
at work on the roads If the law were
enforced were discussed.
on June 80 there were being held in
the jails no fewer than i.o5s men. and
II is estimated that at least one-third
of these. and probably more. are fully
able to be on the roads. and would be
OF material advantage to the State. in
stead of 4 charge on the taxpayers.
NORFOLK HAS "56
IDLE MEN IN JAZZ.
Norfolk city is the worst offender in
this regard. ON Juno 30. "56 men were
In Jail there. and II is believed a large
percentage OF them are being held there
contrary to the statute Richmond is
next in this respect. with 20o men.
Alexandria had twenty-five; Danviile.
thirty four: Newport News. seventy;
Petersburg. forty-onc and Roanrl:c
eightysevcn. It is noted that rery
few men are being held in this man
ner In tho county jails with the excep-
ton os Norfolk Count. where on June
30 seventy nine men We're being neld
Nanscmond Is Il poor second with only
twcrt*.
or the l.056 men. il was agreed that
AT least 300, and more likely 500. should
be on the roads. under the statute
which provides that able bodied men,
whether convicted of felony or misdc
mcanor. become Immediately a part OF
the convict road force of this State
unless they can show To the judge sat
isfactory reasons why they should not
bc put on tho roads. The burden OF
proof In this respect is upon tho
prisoner.
While II is deemed bad iina ncinC To
take men with very short terms. such
as thirty and in some cases siXty-day
men. to the roads. because of the cost
of transportation and supplies, il was
believed by yesterdays conferccs that
| the sick and incapacltatcd and women
and short-tcrm men Will not number
anything like two-thirds OF the total
| In jails the prisoners are burdens or
: the State. which must pay for thci,
/ keep in idleness. On the roads, they
give their labor. and fare greatly bet
ter in health and spirits.
/ The officials in conference determined
/ that some steps should he taken look.
( ing To a more complete enforcement OF
/ the law on this subject, while the high.
way commissioner is being over.
whclmcd with demands for men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18
CHARTER is ISSUED TO
100000 OIL COMPANY
Gosden HehnInE Corporation Secures
License from Stnte-Other
Charters Issued.

Charters were issued to two Rich
mond concerns by the state Corpora ton
Commission yesterday. one of which
is authorized To issue capital stock to
IA maximum OF $4,000. 900, while the
authorized minimum is only $500. This
concern is the Cosdcn Refining Cor
poration, engaged I'm the business of
refining and selling petroleum. The
Incorporating officers are Howard X.
Wood. president. AMI \. y. Anderson,
secretary and treasurer. both Of New
York
Charters were also issped to the fol-
lowing:
Rurton & Briei. Incorporated. Rich
nond Authorized capital stock: $4,000
10 $4,000. Purpose. commission mer-
chants and fruit jobbing business T.
Briel. president: +. r. Brauer, vice
president: w. Il. Burton. secretary and
trensurcr-all OF Richmond
The Lewis Corporation, suffolk Cant
tai stock: $4,000 TO $4,000 Purposes.
real estate business. &. H. Lewis, presi-
dent: +. c. Lewis. secretary both of
Suffolk.
J. !. Marsh e Company. Inc. Norfolk.
capital stock: 81 200 to So5 .0Oc. Fur
poses poses dairy business J. I. Marsh,
and treasurcr-both OF Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18
MEADER SAYS HE WAS
WALKING IN HIS SLEEP
Justice CrutchfcId Fines Him $50 for
Walking Int" Bcdr0oU Of Ad-
IOIninE IiOnHe.

sleep walkers should no. ramble
INTO The bedrooms of young women in
The ueishborhood quoih Justice
Crutchncld as he slapped a $50 fine on
samuel M"adci. iwenty-four years old.
and then asked the Young man TO fur
uish bond iu The sum OF $500 for twelve
months. Meader was arraiEncd in Po-
lice Court on the technical charge OF
entering The house. Pill IL South Pine
street win intent to commit larceny.
Has story Of Tho cscapade did not con
vince the court. and ne was promptly
convicted.
Meader was accused by Miss Mollie
Pierce with entering her room She
said she vas awakened 10y his presence.
and her screams aroused Mrs. Matilda
Griffin, who was sleeping IN the same
room. Meader fed and carried the
window SASH with him. When OFF,
Gers arrived, he WAS round peacefully
aslecp IN ms room next door To- the
Griffin home
The accused man testified as aid
others that ne was confirmed sleep
walker The hn' was paid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18
PARDONS ISSUED
Governor Declines to Interfere In Ca.e
of MMrrIsOn MiichcMah

Before departing for Russell County
Yesterday afternoon. Governor Sttla ri
took action on Il batch OF applications
Tor pardonS which the executive has
had under consideration for some time
past. communication was granted 10
w. ;. Bailey, OF Norfolk. who was serv-
ing ten Years Tor robbery. his term in
prison being reduced TO five wears
'alleN viii have served five years four
teen months hence. and will then be re-
leased. The sentence was committed on
recommendation of the trial Judge and
commemorative attorney
y pardon was refused In the case of
Harrison Witchcwah. a fun bloOded In
dian, who was convicted in Newport
News in 1907 for the murder OF a wo-
man Witchcwah was AT the time con
nccted with Il Wild West show
iardon was refused in the case OF
Matt Bclcher, serving two wears for
second degree murder. a Lee County
prisoner. The application of Wesley
Turner, convicted of larceny i'm Vest
moreland County. was also rejected
Willie y. RoswiSht. serving six months
Tor pcttN larceny IN Petersburg, was
granted executive cIcmencv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18
C0NFEREES AGREE ON
NEGRO EXPOSITION ITEM
Senator 1hOmnn s. Martin Sends TeIe-
gram 10 Giles II. Jackson, Say
Ing Passage Is Assured.

Senator Thomas S. Martin last night
wired Giles Is. Jackson, president Of
tho Negro Historical and Industrial AS
ISOLATION, that the Conference Com
mittee OF tho House OF Congress YES
terday agreed on the appropriation OF
$500 for the negro Industrial expo
sition. 10 he held here In 1918, and
that the final passage of the appro-
priation Is now assured. All effort Is
being made 10 raise a like amount
among the colorcd people Of Richmond
The exposition will he held near Fort
Lee about four miles below Fulton.
where the association has purchased
about 100 acres of land, Many promi-
nent white citizens of Richmond con-
tribuicd funds to aid il. the purchase
OF the property. The celebrations
which viii he national in its scope is
Intended to commemorate the achieve
mcn's Of the negro race since tn.
proclamation of emancipation was
signed half century ago.
After the exposition the association
plans TO maintain the buildings and
The lands at Fort Lee for the purpose
OF conducting an experimental farm
there for young negroes and IL is
also planned TO establish an industrial
ana trades school on the site
Al the last session of the General
Assembly Governor stuart recommends
ed that the state make an appropria
tion in aid OF the celebration. but the
Finance Committee found that the APP
preparations were exceeding the rcven-
ucs OF the state. making ii necessary
10 refuse the request for aid
since IL now seems assured that Suf-
icient funds for beginning work al the
exposition grounds are obtaina BILE il
is likely that actual work will begin
III the near future. The negroes Of
Richmond and this section of the
country are enthuastic over the pro
posed exposition. and many white PEG.
pie are Interested as well
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18
EXPRESS DRIVER is
CHARGED WITH THEFT
r.. ". Smith Is Placed Under Arrest
Charge of Stcnl-


=. II. Smith. twcnty-four years old.
was arrested last night on charge OF
stealing S625O the property of the
Southern Express Company. by whom
ne was employed. The young man was
arrestcd bv patrolman Harris. AID ed
by Detective Serceanrs Wiley aTSl At
ki1sou. -
Smith. who is a driver for the CON,
;lany, il alleged 10 have collected on a
mum Der OF g. .. II. parcels consigned to
persons i'm South Richmond. and to have
appropriated the proceeds to his own
use. The oifcnSc Is said to have been
committed on Thursday afternoon. Nc
was arrested as he stepped from n car
at Eighth ana Broad streets When
searched only Sli was found on him.
He IS said 10 have admitted the t,icft.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18
LABOR LAW VIOLATIONS
State Bureau OF Labor Secures Six
lnnlic finnA In Ercdc ric i shurn.

Captain Charles NJ. Wallace. Jr at
torney Of the State Department of
Labor. and j. Il. C'lincdinst. industrial
inspector. returned 10 the city yester-
day and reported to Labor Commits
sioner j. Is. Doherty the successful
prosecution at Frederick sburg of six
cases of violation OF the l0-hour law
The cases were tried in Police Court
by Mayor Dennehl OF Frederick sburg
and argued for the department by At
torney Wallace. ON tho evidence pro-
duced by Inspector Ciincdinst. convic-
ton were secured in all the cases. In
view of the fact that all were first Of
Tenders against the new law. a mini
mum fine OF 81 was imposed in each
case against the following individuals
and firms: 4. Einstcin. a. c. Woody &
BRO. f. NJ. Curtis. a. II. Wallace
Eclipse Ice Cream Company and the
Harris Five and-Tcn-Cen Store
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18
Two Wrights Arrested.

The Wr!ghts arc in wrong with The
police Two wei" pulled Yesterday and
are awaiting trial before Justice
Crutchhcld This morning in Police
e y Wright. in one warrant called
III. wright. and hooked as manu-.
facjurer from Tennessee. was arrested
10y Detective Sergeant Wiley on a
c1arre Of passing worthless check
for $40 on :. 9. Anthony. Jr Z. Oar
hHnian, = CoHf"ctiou"r. accused Wright
OF defraudine MIN OF 81 by The same
metnnd
Robert Wright. Of 80 North Sixth
street. was arrested on the charge Of
operating Il certain game known among
the clcct as "pOlIcy" on his premiseS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18

Governor Henry &. stuart Will attend
the ceremonies incident to the unveil
lhH OF monument to the soldiers Of
the Confederate states 10 he held in lie
Danon. The county sea; Of Russell. to-
day. The executive departed Tor Rms
sell County yesterday afternoon
While the principal Grafton on this
occasion VIII be delivered by Rev Tyler
Frazier. the list Of speakers includes
the names OF several prominent OH
GERS OF the County Of Russell and Gov
ernor stuart VIII be called upon for
an address
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18
Engine builders mt Reach To-Do,

TtcC0rd -brcHklnR CrOWds are cX-
pectcd To leave Richmond this morn
ing for buckroe Beach on the annual
excursion Of the employees Of the Rich
inond Branch Of the American Loco
motive Works. which is due to leave
Nam street station promptly al 7:l5
O clock owing to the large crowds
who are expected to go on the outing
the Chesapeake and ohio Railway has
arranged TO operate several excursion
trains to the beach to-day. The eX-
CurslOnists vii! return tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18
WRIT REFUSED
Supreme Court Finds No Error In
Franklin COUNTY Case.

M, S,','-ii. .o"uts ave
me supreme Court of Appeals ycster-
day refused 10 grant an appeal i'm m.
case Of Victoria PoindeXtcr VS. J. T.
Buckner. The case came up from the
circuit Court of Franklin County. The
petitioner. negro woman, signed a
deed of sale of property owned by her
said TO be worth $4,000. transferring il
tor $1,000 TO Buckncr. She subse-
qucntly sued to have the deed set aside.
alleging that she did not know she
was selling the property, but thought
she was giving security for loan Of
money.
y writ Of error and supersedeas was
awarded in the case of Vernon Ford,
administrator OF Francis jackson, de-
ceased, against the Washington and
Old Dominion Railway. The appellant
is the railway company, which seeks to
have annulled a verdict and judgment
for $500. awarded in tho Circuit Court
of Fairfax County account Of the
accidental killing of jackson. II sixteen
year-old negro boy by an electric car
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18

Seeing himself as others saw him was
the privilege enjoyed by Captain w. w.
Baker of Chesterfield. chairman of the
Virginia Panama Pacific Exposition
Commission. yesterday afternoon lie
witnessed an exhibition of Virginia Day
scenes on the exposition grounds at
San Francisco on the occasion of the
dedication OF the Mount Vernon site
last june shown at the Colonial The
atre. In the moving pictures Captain
Baker. state Senator Saxon w. Holt
and Charles *. Bryant. architect Of the
Virginia building, are prominently in
the foreground.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18

Permits were issued yesterday by tho
Building Inspector as follows:
Matthias kayhoe. to build four de
tached brick dwellings, on the south
side of Stuart Avenue. between West
and Cleveland Streets. $4,000
w. T. and Helen +. Pettaway. to
build a detached two-story brick dwell
ing at 1925 Grove Avenue. Sf.461.
James H. McEvoy and c. II. Turner.
TO repair brick dwellings at 1225-7-s
ElONl Avenue. $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18
VIVIAN BURNETT TO WED
Original Little Lord FnuntIrroy" An
nounces Engagement

:, THpC.IH 10 INC IlincS DIS patch.
New York. July l7.-Niviau Burnett
the Little Lord iauntleroy'' OF tho IA =,
nous story written by his mother. Mrs
FRANCES liodRson Burnett, when nc Was
but eight years old. Is TO we'd
The announcement has just been
made that MT. burnett. now thirty
eight wears old. and engaged in tho
puolishinE business. is betrothed to
Miss Constance G. Buel. daughter or
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Clourh Bucl. of
this city.
The wedding will take place in The
carly fall and the date viii he am
nounced soon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18
JUDGE CAMPBELL SIGNS
ANNEXATION DECREE
Changes Date When II Will Take
Eject TO November ), to Avoid
Confusion.
HENRICO NOTES AN APPEAL
While No Reversible Error Has Been
Shown, and City Expects to Win
on Appeal, Compromise May BE
Effected rs TO Road Aid.

Marking the conclusion Of lengthy
and tedious proceedings, in so far AS he
is concerned. Judge a. A Campbell. Of
Wythcville. sitting In the Circuit Court
of Henrico County. yesterday signed
the final decree in the annexation case
after naming November : AS tho date
When annexation shall become cffcr-
tive. instead Of September ]. tho date
sci NJ the previous hearing. The decree
as signed Is practically the same az
the one announced by Judge Campbell
at the previous hearing. and such
slight changes in the lines as we're
are inconseauental Henrico County
promptly noted an appeal from the
decision to tho Supreme Court OF APP
peals OF Virginia
The only material change In the de-
cree signed yesterday and the one
signed June % is that making the time
longer when annexation shall become
effective. Giving his reasons for MAX
Ing the change in dates. Judge Camp
bell said that his attention had been
called TO the fact that two important
elections are To be held this fall-the
election on Statewide prohibition. on
september 90. and the regular election
November 3-and that should anneNa-
tion be made effective. as announced in
the first decree, 1t might tend to in
terfcrc. or at least confuse the voting
Sections Of the county coming into the
city limits would make changes in the
voting precincts necessary. and sum :
Client time might not he allowed voters
TO change from one voting precinct to
another. In a spirit Of fairness to ali
concerned and to avoid the possibility
of confusion, the change in dates was
made.
MAY EHPEDIATT: MATTER
by COMPROMISE:
Attorneys representing Henrico Coun-
ty who noted an appeal TO the Supreme
Court viii have ample time in which
to file their bill OF exceptions although
nany are Of the opinion that a compro-
mise will soon be made between tho
county and city. and that the appeal
viii lie withdrawn. II is Thought by
some that tho city. in accord with the
suggestion of Judge Campbell will
! finally agree TO pay the sum Of $780,
Ooo TO the county In five yearly install
mcnts for the upi<ecp Of county high
ways in compensation for taxes Of
which the county will be deprived by
reason of annexation becoming effcc-
tive before the 1915 assessment is made
VI Is pointed out by several prominent
residents OF the county that the city
could dispense with the apparent nee
essiiy of an appeal on the part Of
! iienrico b. paying the amount sug-
Sestcd which sum. IT is said, would he
recovered by the city when the 1915
tax assessment IL made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-18
V. M. |. BOARD NAMED
Governor Makes Appointments of Dircc.
t0rs for .Mcst Point OF Snufh

Appointments to the board Of visi.
tors Of the Virginia Military Iustitut,
were announced yesterday afternoon b,
Governor stuart. The honors were dis
tributed so as to give every section OF
the state representation on the neN
board. The appointments are: Colonc
Thomas l.. Smith. Alexandria: Genera
Charles j. Anderson. Richmond: Can.
tain Thomas l." Tate. Pulaski; Walter
H. Taylor. Norfolk. aud Colonel 10.
seph Button, Appomattox. These ap.
pointmcntS are for term of fou,
years beginning July l.