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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
PREPARING FAIR GROUNDS
FOR MOBILIZATION CAMP
Administrative Board Approves Plans
md VIII hunrd Tentative Contract
for Sewer and Water Extensions.

Aroused by disQuieting news from
the Mexican frontier, the Administra-
tive Board, after hearing from Lieu
tcnant-Coloncl Allen Potts yesterday
with regard To plans for a possible
mobilization of militia ut the Eair
Grounds. issued urgcn; orders to tn.
several city departments concerned 10
Mold themselves in instant readiness.
TO put the grounds In shape TO receive
the soldiers.
Colonel Potts submitted to the board
a plan calling for the Improvement of
tn" sewerage system at the Fair
Grounds. The board at once entered
united II to the city Engineer. in
sending tho plan to Mr. Boiling. 1t WAS
explained. ii was no: the desire OF the
board to complicate matters by re-
curing a report, buJ To remove every
possible obsta"l, thai might make for
delay by onliatinc ihc help of the City
engineer who might he able to jug
Sest' improvements that would ex-
pcotte the execution OF the plan.
~ the same time the Supcrintcnd-
en-; of the Gas Works was directed TO
examine the plans submitted by Col
onei Potts. and TO he prepared with
inc necessary materials and labor to
install ut once all necessary pipes and
branches To complete the service with
In the grounds upon uotiticat ton from
the War Department.
fienry l.. Beck was authorized hy.
INC BOARD 10 arrange with reliable
contractor for the comnletion ~ al
necessary sewer work on the grounds
%lth tte understanding that upon no.
tlcc from the government the work
snail De begun :t once and rushed To
cohipirhoh-i necessary by day and
night ana Sunday labor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
SCHOOL OF METHODS FOR
BIBLE SCHOOL WORKERS
Distinguished Instructors on Program
oil Meeting To lie Held mt Seventh
street Christian Church.

school Of methods Cor Bible school
W,orkcrs VII be held in Richmond. May
l li,i2 inclusive, ut Seventh Street
Grace Streets. under the auspices of
The Eibio school department of th,.
american Christian Missionary Society.
Workers of all denominations are IN
vitcd To attend.
This Is 10 be a real school. and not
q conventions Lectures, conferences,
study periods are the order, not ad-
meetings. Efficiency, education ana
evangelism are keywords for every
session.
The faculty is composed of the fol-
lowing; dean and instructor in
pedagogy. Guy l.. Garter recently an
pointed Bible school secretary OF the
virginia Christian Missionary Society
ana previously school secretary for
New York and adjoining territory: a
man Of excellent equipment for his
work, having taken :, course i'm Bible
I 1cn'' pSdJngogy ~ Drake University.
IL similar course Ut Yale.
Instructors in Bible studies. Rev.
l ~. -, g. M;aciachlan. -. H.. pastor of
lessor j. c. Metcall, Rev. w t.
lIutchison and Miss Anna Branch Bin
ford.
Instructor in elementary division
ana missionary methods. Miss Hazel !.
Lewis, elementary superintendent OF
the Bible school department OF the
american Christian Missionary Society,
Cincinnati.
Instructor In adult division and or
ganization and management, w j.
Clarke. adult superintendent of the
Bible school department OF tho Amer
lean Christian Missionary Society, Gin
cinnau.
The sessions Will be held I'm the after
noon, from 3:i5 To i o'clock, and ut
might. from TO ?:15 O'Clock. In the
interval from o'clock to Z. Il supper
viii be served each night at the church.
y number of out-0f-town representa-
tivcs of Christian sunday schools will
be present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
ELECTS NEW MEMBERS
VIII PLACE Photographs of Former
Members of Hoard In Home
Of NSSn,.intinp

The May meeting of the executive
committee composed OF Mcssrs John
Society was held Thursday night at
the home of the society, Nicc-Presi-
dent Valentine presiding.
The corresponding secretary report
ed the receipt of siNty-scvcn books
and pamphlets during the month \
committee composed Of Mcssrs. John
j. Mcclure and Daniel Grinnan Was
appointed 10 prepare resolutions on
the death of Rev. W. Meade Clark. D..
D., who had for years been an active
member OF the committee.
The following new members were
elected:
Life member Wingheld Scott, New
York.
Annual members: Samuel NJ Byrd.
Texas: Mrs. Robert Lee Randolph,
Louisiana; w. Clayton Terrence, Vir-
ginia Mrs. Martha G. d Smithwick
Tennessee; Mrs. Richard H. Catlett.
Virginia.: i. q. McCutcheon. Missouri;
William II. Wyatt, Jr., Virginia;
George Cameron, Virginia: Mrs. AL
bert Gallatin Matthew's. Indiana;
Charles G. Anderson, Virginia, and
General William Rutiin Cox, North
Carolina.
1t was ordered that photo
graphs be procured of all OF the mem
bers of the board who have died since
the society has been occupying it's
present building These havc been
Frank II. Mcclure, Barton IL. Wise, J..
L. NJ. Curry. Beverly Ii. Munford. Rob-
ert T. Brooke, w. J. Leakc, Edward
w. James, Joseph Bryan, John l.. Nc
CURE and Rev. Meade Clark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
JOSEPH w. CHINN WILL
ACCEPT ENDORSEMENT
Expected To he Named To-day nv
Judge OF Twelfth Circuit to Sue
coed Judge Wright.
CONTEST IN rrrI,,rIErm CIRCUIT
l.. IL. billiard. of Franklin, and Hunter
Miller, OF Bedford. Huvc Ench Re-
ccived Wnrm Endorsement,

Joseph w. Chinn, OF Warsaw, Rich
hohd county, has finally agreed to re-
cci"c the Endorsement OF the Northern
Neck bar and accept the appointment
AS judge of the Twelfth Judicial Cir
cult, to succeed Judge r r. H. Wright,
If named by Governor stuart Thia
statement. which is intended to clarity
inc atmosphere in the situation in the
Twelfth Circuit, was made yesterday
by state Senator 9. Harding Walker.
VINO heads the delegation from the
Northern Neck bar
Senator Walker. accompanied nv GOV.
eral prominent lawyers of the Twelfth
Circuit VIII have an audience with
Governor stuart early this morning and
make an official report to him OF tho
Endorsement by the Northern Neck bar
of Mr.. Chinn. The Governor told lead
ers Of the bar several weeks ago ,hn,
he would appoint 10 succeed tho. late
Judge Wright whoever the bar in
dorsed.
1t IL expected that Governor Stuart
VIII order commission issued to Mr..
Chinn az Judge of the Twelfth Judicial
circuit some time to-day
CHIN RECEIVED
ENDORSEMENT or HAR
Tho bar OF the Northern Neck mot in
warsaw on Monday, while Mr.. CHM
was IN Stiunton pleading II case Al.
though he received the unanimous in
circuit bench, he knew nothing OF tho
acton until "Wednesday. Nc at once
wrote asking tho Governor for an in
terView and sent word TO leaders OF .ho
bar that hc would rather no, receive
IN" Endorsement. Senator Walker and
the Northern Neck delegation had n
conference with Mr.. Chinn In Richmond
Yesterday. as "a result Of which Senator
walker announced that Mr.. Chinn
would receive the Endorsement Tho
absence OF tho Governor from the CITY
was disappointment To both Mr.. ChInn
ana the Northern Neck delegation
some decision from the Governor I'm
inc warm contest in the Thirtieth Judi
cial circuit between J.. II. billiard. ~,
ROCKY Mount, Franklin County. and
iiuntcr Miller. Of Bedford County. TO
succeed tho late Judge j. Lawrence
campbell. Is expected within the mex,
rev days. Practically every LAWYER In
me circuit has given his Endorsement
20 one or the other OF the two candi
dates There has been a stront. nova.
mcnt inauguratcd for the abolition az
THIS circuit, which. IT Is declared. can
be easily merged with the two rdioiu.
ing circuits with great saving TO the
state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
NURSES COMMENCEMENT
Graduates OF JohnStun-Wiiiis Training
SchnOI 20 KccciNc Diplnmna.

commencement exercises of tho
training school for nurses of the John
sion- Willis Sanatorium will be held in
the jefferson Hotel auditorium on Tues
day night, May 10, at sac o'clock The
address 10 the graduating class will
be delivered by Dr.. Beverly Il. Tucker
There are nine members of the grad
uatng class of Johnston Willis Sana-
forum and two from Abingdon Hos
ptal. Abingdon, which is branch OF
the local hospital. The names of the
graduates follow:
Miss Clara Alice DeFord. Madison
vile: Miss Florence Virginia Patton,
fredericksburg; Miss blanche Nelson,
Stafford: Miss Lula Graham. Meadow
View; Miss Carrie Epps Durrcttc.
Stanardsville; Miss Lizzie Whitworth
Smith, FarmViile. Miss Julia Craner
Maccorklc, IlarriSonburg: Miss Annie
Kyals Morris; Iron Gate; Miss Dora
Wordsworth l-ccch. Clifton Forge
Abingdon iiospital-NIiss Alinc Wvnc-
man Henderson. Black sburg; Miss Katy
Markham Robertson. abingdon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
GOVERNOR GRANTS PARDON
TO SOUTH RICHMOND IA
j. a. Mallory, Convicted of EmbczzIInI
Lodge Funds. VIII BE Re
lcuscd 'rO-nRN

j. y. Mallory, of South Richmond
Who was convicted as secretary Of
Jefferson Council. Junior Order of
United American Mechanics, Of cmbcz-
element of the funds of tho lodge, was
granted u conditional pardon vcster-
day by Governor Stuart. and will be
come tree man to-day. He has
served six months Of the original two
Years sentence imposed upon him In
the Hastings Court Of RirhmonG His
pardon was granted on the petition of
officers of the lodg, and the recon-
Nlcnuation of Judge II. G.. Richardson
ana commemorative Attorney folkcs
Mallory served as secretary OF lief
fcrson Council for twenty wears A
snort while ago he happened upon
hard times in his business and Dor
rowcd' $3.50 from tho funds OF the
lodge TO apply To his private affairs
:ie had not been able to roplace il
when the deficit was discovered n
was al first agreed TO allow him time
10 make up the shortage, bur after.
wards The lodge hogan criminal nro-
ccediHgs against him. He had borne
Il good character ana was a man of
family His plight attracted tho sym
o"'nH or many persons. which resulted
'hhiIY IN the commute ton OF his SEN
fence from two years to one wear by
Governor Mann w
Governor Mann, in committing tbn
sentence. said that he did not feel that
mallory was hardened criminal. and
,cit mat he had ben severely nun
lshed by the public disgrace
The Governor refused yesterdav N
pardon Walter L. Blount, of south
h'chmond, serving four years in tho
state fenitcnt!ary for highway roh-
berry. 'o"-
reward OF 500 was offero nv IN.
I"Ncrhor Yesterday for the arrest Of
ION tietcher. who shot and NOR
Russell County '''"H' III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
WHITE CARNATIONS ARE
EMBLEM OF MOTHERS DAY
VIII DC Sold To-day to Aid Child
Welfare Work> of Mothers
Clubs.
Mothers Day Flowers to BE Sent to
Inmates of Virginia PcDitcntiary by
Sunday Schools.

White carnations Will be worn by
Richmonders tomorrow In observance
of Mothers Day. which will be held
under the joint auspices OF the Rich
mond Federation OF Mothers Clubs
and the Parent Teacher Associations
The dainty flower will be offered for
sale to-day ut stations all over the
city, and the funds Will go toward the
ciild-wclfarc work. which is being
conducted by the two organizations
Tho stations at which carnations
Will he sold are as follows: Mutunl
Building. Mrs. II. l.. Whitlock, Mrs II.
Bowen and Mrs. Leo Todd: American
National Bank. Mrs. William Gcmmcll
and Mrs. George Browning: Miller &
Rhoads Mrs. j. j.. Tompltins and Mrs
NJ. y. stubs: Cohcns. Mrs. l. 5. Ford
and Mrs. l.. =. Stratton; Capitol Square.
Sto 10 T. NJ, Mrs. w. y. burrows and
Mrs. j. Il. Spicrs; G. Il O. Station, Mrs
ID. s. Richardson and Mrs. j. S. Gary:
Post-oiiice. Mrs. Jos. Ecssnich and
Mrs W. r. Reynolds; Lexington IIo-
tel, Mrs Anthony; First National
Bank Mrs. J. u. craig, Ir.. and Mrs.
l.. l.. Thompson: Crcnshaw's, Mrs. Will
liam Gcmmcli; South Richmond Post
office, Mrs. j. J. Phillips and Mrs j.
%. Nunnally; Sixth and Main. Mrs. O.
G. Hope and Mrs. J. l.. Stahl.
SPECIAL. SERVICES
At MANY CHURCHES
Churches throughout the city will
have special Mothers Day services to &.
morrow. Probably the most elaborate
of these will be at Second Baptist
Church The interior of the building
will BE- decorated with ferns. palms
and carnations. and u chorus of chill
tlren dressed in white will rci.der a
special song Tho sunday school, 500
strong. will march into tho church in
q body. preceded by the chorus. Each
person In the professional Will wear n
spiii; of evergreen and u white car
nation.
The committee on arrangements is
composed Of Lewis Pitcher r. H.
Starkc. T.. r. Crump. w. Kirk Math-
c"s, Earle Dunford, w. J. Young. Tho
committee on decorations consists Of
Mrs. William Eilyson. Miss Margaret
Crump. Miss Marion Spicer Miss Ethel
Long and Mrs. y. q. Coleman. The pro-
ccssional will he led by Miss Cor
rude Foster.
Tho Grace street Presbyterian
Church Sunday School has inaugurated
movement to supply flowers on
Mothers Day 10 each inmate of the
Virginia pcntcntiary. the white flower
TO lac accompanied by copy Of one
Of the four gospels The Sunday school
mas secured the cooperation in this
movement of the Sunday Schools of
the First, Second. Third, Church of the
Covenant ana Westminster Prcsby-
terrain Churches; St pau!'s, st. James
and Monumental Episcopal: Centenary.
I|road street and Clay street Meth
odtst; tho First ana Second Baptist
and the Seventh street Christian
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
STUDENT OFFERS SKIN
Another Operation on j. II. Tricc to
he Performed on Tuesday.

The appeal of j. i. Trcc. "a patient
In Memorial Hospital, that more skin
he given him 10 save his life received
another answer yesterday morning.
when another Richmond College stu
dent appeared at the hospital and vol
untcered to undergo the sllin-grafting
operation. He will be operated on
on Tuesday, when Mr. Trice will be
operation.
y large area still remains to be
covered. and it will require many
more volunteers before enough skin
can be acquired TO heal all the burned
portion. Mr.. Tricc was terribly scald-
ed in collision between donkey
engine and Il railroad engine near
Petersburg last December.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
HARDING GOES TO PRISON
Deihuitlng BO0kkeepcr of Defupc, Hat,
Ncmoved 10 Penitrntjnry

1ohn II Harding. who pleaded guilty.
10 ne charge of stealing funds fron,
me commonwealth Bank, where he w
rnployed ms hookkeeper was removed
rom me CITY Jail yesterday TO the
9t"tc iehltentiarN TO serve his two
Years Imprisonment Efforts viii No
made 10 nave him work on the roode
life Va PRISON
Harding was arrested few wcoI,s
alter The bank was placed In rcccivnr9
snip me receivers fastened the crime
cinnczzled funds by making false nddi
hons. ana he pleaded guilty 10 the in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
Starts How in Court.

Margaret Poole. eighteen years old,
created such u disturbance in Police
Court yesterday morning. when she
was to have been tried on a charge OF
being drunk and d!sordcrly the night
before. that she had 10 be removed to
the First Police station. She will be
tried this morning.
The girl was arrested by Policeman
Fucker, whom she bit In the struggle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
Missing N1nn FOund.

Henry Il. Cakes. one OF the six ner-
sons reported TO the police as missing.
was, WAS located Yesterday in a boarding
nation rs to his Whereabouts was con
Veyed to Policeman Dubuque. It was
said that Oakes had been in n hospital
Tor a slight operation, and had neg
iected Tor several days to write to His
father. His home is in Charleston. w.
va. L. III. Oakes, his father, had asked
the police to look for him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
Charles niemiss Under Arrc.t

ed. for whom the police have been
looking ever since he is alleged 10
have shot and wounded William Jones
several days ago, was arrested yester-
day morning by Sergeant Shoemaker
The negro was standing on n street
corner when the officer saw and recog-
niZed him.
iiemis, IL is alleged, shot Jones
while the latter was at work in a
tobacco factory on South Tenth Street
The men are said to have quarreled
over u woman.
Jones is i'm the City Hospital, whero
1t is said he may recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
Missing Roy Foupd

leslie Eubank. twelve years old. the
20! VINO disappeared from the Cham
bcria%ne school, at 1911 Grove Avenue
on thursday, was found yesterday
py Two men near Jarratt's He was
turned 10 the care OF Churchiu q
Chambcrlayne, principal of the school
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
10 Address Confederate Organization.

Judge George l.. Christian will make
an address before r. j.. Lee Camp No
!; Confederate Veterans. at Lee Camp
Hall on Friday night ut Sis o'clock
His subject Will be: Lee and Jackson:
Their Cause. Their Campaigns and
Their Compatriots" All members Of
Confederate organizations are Invited
to DO present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
GEORGE PERKINS ACQUITTED
Wounded Joseph Jones I'm Defense ar
Ir0nertN He Mns Auth nrixcd In I...n..I

:, George Perkins. indicted by the
iiuSungs Court grand jury on the
cAarge of shooting Joseph Jones. was
yesterday acquitted. II was brought on
in The trial of the case that Perkins.
VINO Is employed as a guard in :. brick
yard. shot Jones In tho legitimate de-
Tense or the property he was author
ized 10 protect. The wound was not
serious. ana Jones is now in Jail on
another charge.
James Delahanty, indicted on tho
charge OF robbery. was found guilty OF
petit larceny, and was sentenced by
in Jail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
MnrrIngr Licenses.

Licenses TO marry were issued yes
tcrday by the clerk of the IiuStings
Court to Oscar Il. Howerton and Jcn-
ME l.. Johnson: Otis l.. happier and
Manchic O. Lewis. and Albert Roy
Eauinan and Belle Woods Venxey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
DILLARD INSURANCE
CASE IN SUPREME COURT
Policy for $4,000 on Life OF Suicide
I.npsed the Night lie Took
His Life.
)MPANY RESISTS PAYMENT
Claims Policy Was Void because of
Erroneous Statements Made by Dil-
lard to His Health.

The State Supreme Court of Appeals
yesterday took a hand In the litigation
over the insurance on the life OF Will
ton Richard billiard. of Lyuchburr who
committed suicide in Il hotel in Green's
boro. y. c., either OH the night of No
vcmbcr 20 or early on the morning of
November u, 1872. The judge of the
Circuit Court of LynchburG ruled that
If he died on the night of Novctnbcr -
his $4,000 policy with the Security
lie Insurance Company of America
was in force but if death did not oc-
cur until November u, the policy was
void. The jury determined on the cvi-
dence that he took his own life be-
fore midnight on November 20.
The supreme Court granted II writ
or error and superSedcas to the Sc
curity Lifts Insurance Company yestcr-
Cay. filing the bond at $4,000. 1t will
review the evidences in the case and de-
eide whether :; new trial Is necessary
on whether the original verdict should
stand. Mrs. Gertrude billiard. wife OF
Wilton Richard billiard, is represented
by Aubrey T.. STROBE while the insur-
ancc company's counsel Is Caslie &
Casltic and the firm of Coleman, Easlcy
" Coleman.
POLICY HAD I.APSED ONCE
AND BEEN REINSTATED
In 1905 billiard took a $4,000 insur-
ance policy on his life with the Sc
curity Life Insurance Company Of
America. lie agreed to make payment
of PREMIUMS quar- tcrly in advance. the
! premiums up to the time the July y
| 1912, premium fell due were paid up
AT that ume. however, billiard took
! advantage OF the thirty days OF grace
allowed and did not mail his check
Tor tue premium until August %, the
last day of grace. The check was re-
! ccived iii Chicago by the treasurer of
| the company on August 22 one day ar-
/ ter the time of grace. Tho company
| required billiard To make formal appli-
cation for reinstatement
! The next premium fell due on Oc-
| tober Il. but again billiard TOOK adj
vantage of the thirty days of grace
| Unless he paid the premium on No
vembcr q his policy lapsed. He took
his own life on the night Of November
| 30 in the Greensboro Hotel
The life Insurance company, I'm re-
lnsin.s payment of the policy, takes
! the position that the issue involved is
not solely whether or not death oc-
/ Cured before midnight of November 20
| in its petition for appeal. the company
| asserts that the policy lapsed by de-
i"ult of the premium on July 81. and
was SUI null on November 20 because
| i)lllard had made false oath OF his
health in his request for reinstatement
| in August 1912.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
Ikcpnrfs Iknl,I,nrr

Monroe Duncan, IA North TWENTY
second street, complained to the 20
entered and that he had been robbed
OF So in money, a coat and gold watch,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
Meeting to Discuss School Situation

There VIII be mass meeting OF
citizens of Ginter Park, Wright's Park
Laburnum, Hermitage Road and VI
cinlty at the Glnter Park schoolhouse
at S:l5 o'clock tonight to discuss the
school situation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
Nfny Term Oneps ,Tondnx

Tho May form OF The Law and Equity
Court will begin at II o'clock Monday
morning. The docket will he called,
and all cases set for trial The term is
expected to last about three months,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-09
Judgment for S-an.

Judgment for $3.50 was entered ycs-
tcrday in tho C!ty Circuit Court in
favor Of ~ y, Shepherd against II. l..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-22
the young Doctor came through with
9yine colorp for which he claimed little

the young Doctor came through with
flying colors for which he claimed little
professional credit. Next came "a strap
ping young farmer with lobar pneu-
monia," and he survived. The third
trial of eltill---and luck-was an opera
ton Cor the removal OF tumor from
the shoulder blade of an elderly lazy;
and, the historian records with dry
humor, her resistance" scored and won
credit for 1.-The surgeon The operation
was paid for, some months later, In
barrel of apple brandy, which the
youthful practitioner sold for $40. But:
Then came my Waterloo in a case OF dia-
betes meiiitus which progressed rapidly "a
a fatal termination. ! cannot describe my
feelings nor measure the depth OF my de-
preston and despair as ! watched this pa
tient die. I was overwhelmed with the con
victlon that was unnt to take the grave
responsibility OF the life and health and
happiness OF those who might be willing &c
place Themselves under my care.
That was the turning point in q
career The doctor decided he mNst
have clinical and laboratory training;
tore down his two months old shingle,
and went away to study. A host of
those who have profited by his skill and
lSpowledge will attest the wisdom. cou.-
age and devotion of the decision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-22
III.

The first President Of the Republic Of
China Is one Of those creatures on whom
We Occidental meddlers in a cviliza-
tlon we take no pains 10 comprehend,
are inclined TO plume ourselves. We adj
mire the result 0s shown In tho acquisl-
ton OF such polish IA our schools can
give. We fail to see how much OF this
finish In nero pllabllity. What wa fail
tn recognize Is that in tho application
~ the veneer We have concealed the
ancient Chinese probty. We have
known Or. Sun IN Singapore, no has
had his career In Japan. he has been
great In Asia 40 long as he was outside
China, But see how brief space ne
endured when he cams - China as the