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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
CHL0ROFORM EXPERT IS
NOT NEEDED, Says STAFF
Reports Adversely on Plan To Em-
pIoy Anaesihetist at Virginia
Hospital.
SAYS CONDITIONS ARE GOOD
Visiting Surgeons Join in Statement
That, Considering Funds AVAIL
able. Organization of City'S tnsti-
tuition * Excellent.

In the opinion Of the staff Of the
Virginia Hospital il il not necessary
for tn" present 10 employ At TINS IN
stitution special anacsthctis;. \
recommendation to this end was made
by Coroner Taylor when Il colorcd
woman died on the operating table q,
The Virginia Hospital recently, while
still under the anncsthctc.
The coroner absoivcd tho physician
in charge OF the operation from all
blame. but held the opinion. ncrcrthc-
less. that il would be advisable to
have 1T the hospital "A skilled ana"s-
thetiSt. who should have no other du-
Ties To perform.
To tho administrative Boards COM
munic;tiou transmitting Coroner ray
tors suggestion. the hospital staff re-
piled Yesterday as follows:
"Rcferrng To the question of en-
pioyinG Il special anncsthctist we
would call your attention to the fact
that the hospital employs an cX-
pericnced and capable chief resident
who is required by rule to have had
at least one years service as a grad
uatc inferno. and has had abundant
experience In anacsthcsia. Under his
direction the intcrncS when they enter
on their service AS anacSthctiStS are
carefully trained. and as a result OF the
large experience quickly become cX-
pert. 1t is the opinion 'f the surgical
stan OF The hospital that me altcSthtN-
les are administered in Il safe. scicn-
tiic and satisfactory manner. II is
our opinion that the present method
meets the requirements OF the hos
pital better than any other that could
he adopted.
"ft is the opinion OF the staff that.
considering the short time the city has
conducted the Nireinia Hospital as Il
city hospital and the funds available
the organization of the hospital Is cX-
ccllent and its management entirely
satisfactory"
The r.por, - signed by Doctors
Charles r.. Robins. l.. &. Bosher. W
Lowndes rcii", j. w. Henson. j. Gar
nett Nelson. J. \. White. Manfred Call
Mcclure Newton. T.. NJ. Readc and
Murat Willis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
RICH Is FINED S1OO
FOR CONDUCTING AUCTION
spicy hrnrinG in Police Court Over
fhiIuTr OF Jrwcirr I" Oh;nin IL
c"n>c tcuuircd H.: Law.

Al Rloh was fined 500 ana costs by
JGsilc" CrUfeh:lvId Yesterday on each
OF ny" cases ia whicl, h. was charged
with conducting an auction sale Of
te"clry q; 80, East Main street with
out = license. The daily Nceus. which
tt'rh. d !!nstor man. l. ALLEGED not to
NAY" obtained, amounts 10 SOFA !ich,
through ms attorney. G!lhcr' * Pol
lock, noted an appeal in each case
IN" Tearing vas one OF til" spiccs,
witnessed In the Police Court for some
,mo II was characterized BY frequent
9HihuTsts on the part Of Attorney FOL
lock and Justice cruichn.ln. but
reached its climax when The lawyer
charged the court with accepting out
sd" ndYic" relating 10 the disposition
81 IL" ease. The charge resulted when
attorney prd"ay Fuller, seated near
iuSi3e" CrUtchiield. leaned toward him
AN' whispered in his car during criti-
cal period OF tn. hearing
Justice Crutchn"ld denied tina; h..
Vas accepting Mr.. IuIl.."'s advice. aud
remarked that il" needed none from
amy one Mr.. RULER made himself
heard aH"v" tho din of tn" court. and
informed ir. Pollock that H." had wish
u"r"d about something no; connected
with the case. VI the time this situa-
ton Developed. JuStic" CrutChf"Id was
demanding that certain books kept by
H!ol during the last month. during
"N.tn time lac has been conflicting a
rctail business h.tor. starting the auc-
tiou. should b. produced III court. MI
Pollock was protesting against this
course and gained his point when As
Sisiaut Clly Attorney Anderson re-
utsEcd tNUt they were not necessary
- s"CUr" decision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
BUILDING INCREASE
Rcpori Of inspector Butler shows Hin
tm!n over November al
Last lcur.

iuchmord building operations dur
ius the month OF November agpr".nted
>2''.2"l, according To tn" monthly re
port 90! luildinE Inspector Butler. is
sued last might, as compared with $40.
US Tor last November. an increase OF
Slti."i3. The record made by Hich-
w"ud during the past month when
"a" operations were confined to SMALL
work. aud %" extensive buildings were
authorized. was REGARDED. as remark
able by Air Iiutl"r
Ia addition 10 an increase Of Il most
substantial nature over last year. III.
operations foG November increased
StflAH over the month "f October o,
THIS year. The repair work Increased
considerably IN volume and IN tn.
aEErcgu'" cost, while tho new WORT
was about the same as last month. al
though tho cost was greatly larger
The month 81 December Is expected q
Enp" AN Increase over last year Mr.
Butler said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
MANY APPLICANTS
state Library Bonrd 10 select Surccxsur
{" Mrs. Minor ns reference
i.lIprnriuu

and women. al OF whom have, had ex
pericnc" III library work. have aypiicd
10 the state Library Board for appoint
m"nt t" the position To he vacated by
Mrs Kate +. Minor. VINO has r.sirp.d
The hoard viii meet tomorrow nj..hI
IN the oihcc OF iiDraI ian Mcllwaine to
"ccrpt IN" resignation Of Mrs Minor
ana consider the selection Of her sue
r"ssor me question OF adding one
NOR" assistant I" the library force win
also he discussed
Among the applicants Tor the va.
cyncy * John II I'arv. OF Amherst wbo
MAS for som" years employed in the
. Library Of Congress At Washiupton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
OWNERS OF BROOK HILL
ASK FOR INJUNCTION
"u'h R"strnIn City from Emptyin.
Sewerage from Joseph Bryan
I'nrk Into pIlmm Urnnk

Judge i. Carter scott. Of ,hc lion
re" Circuit Court has been ncti,inu.u
l" restrain the city OF Richmond from
pointing tphAm Brook a stream that
courses through Brook Hill Farm, lls,
north OF IN" city's limits Sewer niL.s
carrying waste from the keeper g house
!" Joseph iiryan Park. em1ty into the
brook. and Judpo Daniel Griuuon
counsel for Lucy w. Annie G Normn
ana Elizabeth Hope Stewart. own.rs
%! thc property. asks for an i,,;,,,c-
non restraining tho city frD;n empty.
nag sewerage into the stream
Brook Hin Farm consists ot 26a
acres. ana II is contcnded thai. ,hc
stream is a part OF the property
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
STEADY INCREASE IN
NUMBER OF AUTOMOBILES
Secretary of Commonwealth Inns Is
H"es 2i.tfG Permits This Ycnr-Stntc
RcrriSps s2tt,0O0 In IIccmscn

With the close OF November the total
number OF licenses issued for automo-
biIos by Secretary OF the Common
wealth T. .. James reachcd Il total
ycst"rdny OF 1856. This is AN increase
.of moro than 20 per cent over tn.
total FOR the twelve months OF 1919.
~ is expected that tho revenue from
licenses this year VIII ey
coed $4,000.
Tho increase in automobile owner
shlp In Virginia Is steady and rapid
~ tho same ratio liz sustained through
1876 more than 5000 licenses will be
issued next year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
JOHNSTON MENTIONED
GOSSIP connects Montgomery County
Mnn's Name with office or
state Trensurer

Ia state political gossip Yesterday
~" name Of Charles y. Johnston, If
montgomery County. WAS ,ncn;irnc.i IN
CONNECTION with the contest ior M,
"i'I"c Of state Treasurer at the ,xDjra.
'ioh o. Treasurer iiarman's term For
n'r H'ht" senator George Il. kcczcl.
90 k"ckInGham, is the only avowcd
candidat" in opposition to the inc,,,.
h"nt to this time. II is not know
mat Mr.. Johnston is AN aspirant for
IN" "iice lie j. Il member Of IN" state
hoard Of Fisheries and former Repre-
sentative Of MONTGOMERY ana Chris.
!ahSh"rg IN the iious" OF Delegates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
TRAVELLERS AID AGENT
COMES TO GIRLS RESCUE
Two Women Are ndrr Arrest. Chsrg-
ed with Sending Lille White to
DiSreputnhIc Resort.

Through the quick work of an agent
OF the Travellers Aid Association in
Newport News. Lille White q twenty
seven -ycar-oid girl. of Bluciield. w
Va has been kept from entering an
alleged disreputablc resort in the
sh!phuilding city. Two women who
are alleged 10 have induced the girl
10 Z" TO Newport News from Rich
m"nd, wcr" placed under arrest in Pc
tcrShurg yesterday afternoon
The affair was brought to "A climax
In a Petersburg hotel yesterday. when
Policemen Harry sweet and 4 NJ.
Smith. OF Richmond arrested Two
women who gave the names Of Mrs.
Il. II. smith and Mrs. J. T. Mitchell.
on charge Of c"nspiring to have Lii
liam White enter u diSrcputablc re
sor, in Newport News The women
wcr" brought back to this CITY ,ast
night and ar" being held ,t the First
l'"icc station pending Il hearing in
the Police Court to-day They en-
ploycd Attorney Gilbert X. ro,Ioc,.
last might. and said that they would
ais" retain Attorney j. L. Ice of
l.ynchburr. /" defend them
II was due TO the efforts OF :; TRAY
cicrs' Aid agent at Newport News that
| the girl was saved from entering the
place To which she had been sent
from fichmond ana the alleged char
;tctcr Of which She is said To hovc
been ignorant. so one met her nt Nh,
station. and her evident unfamiliarit, !.
with the town attracted the attention
of the agent Snc inquired tho adj
dress which tho White girl was seek
ing ana was aStOundcd when furnish
ca d SIP Oh paper bearing the address.
me agent ~ once took charge of tho
girl and tei"phoncd Chief of Police t.
I. Mitchell, who later communicated
with Major Werner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
STEVENS CLIMBS STAIRS
Sets Pncc for Army of workers. In BIE
Skyscrnpcr When Elevators
stop Running.

President George w stevens. o. the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, sc, an
example for his clerks and young en-
plOyecs yesterday morning wnen the
elevators in the First National Bank
building became out OF order. Clerks
In the various Chesapeake and Ohio
offices. from the eleventh to eighteenth
floors wcr" massed In the lobby OF the
building clamoring for elevator service
when president stevens arrived. He
Immediately started climbing the stairs
and they followed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
DAMAGES AWARDED
.iur! ''iN"s }. ". Arnold S".,nn tor In
Jurtrh Received 81 street
Car tCcidrut

awarded ycsterfay 10y Law ana I'M
t. Court jury 10 j. v Arnold a.a',,a,
the Virginia hallway and Rover Con,
PAM. Tie plaiutin claimed p.rs,r a
injuries resulting from AN accia,r; .,,f
occurred on q street. mar Twsut
sixth, on D"c"mbcr l7. lnIt 4 ,uo,iou
10 SCI aside tn" verdict was coI,juu ~,
by JudRo Ctumn Tor nrgMrncn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01

y letter from thc state PRESIDENT vii,
~ I'"h h"l"fc III" organization when
'h' hI-'"nh'y Womnn'a Christian Tenn
P'rhnco Union i".cts IN quarterly con.
v"niiGu this morning I'm IN. n.,,,,
street Methodist Church Mrp a NJ
Hickcrs president of the b,co,,u,v
union. VII preside. The cnuvcn,inn
"i'i be IN" gucsta OF III" Fulton union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
sor Sn,innnI pro,,ih,,i,,

The regular me"tinl; OF the wood
!and heights Christian Temperance
Duiou Viii he held Friday afternoon
80 o'clock at The home Of the pr"si-
cent. Mrs. -. .. Wilson. 600 West
!nrN"h Street After II short hnsi.
n"ss session there VIII h. 4 prayer
s'fNic" for national constitutional
! prohibition l"d hy Mrs. George Rundy.
oi Forest rim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
RICHMOND HAS FEWER
ARRESTS THAN OTiER CITIES

The report says. discussing iails:
we hnd that the stat" is Apparently
losing thousands OF dollars annually
on account OF what seems to he an
unfair distribution OF fines and an un-
just shifting OF the burden Of maintain
ing all Jail prisons. Under existing
laws IL is possible for the courts to
turn into the city treasures practi-
cally all fines collected and 10 make il
appear that all. or nearly all prisoners
sent To Jail for nonpayment al fines
arc state prisoners"
The report shows that ninety five
out of every 1000 OF Richmond's popu-
lation We're arrested In the last year
and l5+ OF each 1000 in Petersburg.
But the explanation is thus given:
The propinqUity OF liop"wcll prob
ably accounts for tn" fact" The num-
Der Of arrests in Norfolk per 900 pop
uiation was lbs: in Roanoke. 1866 in
Lynchhurg. III; Portsmouth. lN1: New
port News. l6S; AlcNandiia. 81: Dam
VILE, l3S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
VIII DI-cns. Mccent Conference.

The subject OF the rcg!ar Thursday
afternoon meeting of the Equal SUI
fragc League will be "Glcanings from
the Educational Conference" and the
chairman of the meeting will be Mrs.
sally Nelson Robins. The meeting will
take place. as usual. al the league
headquarters. in the Commercial
Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01

IN organ recital. supplementary tC
the Virginia Chapter Of the Guild OF
Organists, will be given tonight nj
Sl5 o'clock In st. PaurS Episcopa
Church. by l.. FlcNington Harkcr. as
sisted by Mrs. IIarkcr. This Will bI
the first recital OF the season. and Tho
public is invited to attend. There viii
he no charge for admission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
rrnyrr Meeting for ur,

On" OF number Of meetings held
'hlS week preparatory 10 the mission
S'fF!'cs at II. i'aulS Church beginning
''H' Monday niEht viii be- Il prayer
meeting Tor men at Room iO9 Trav-
'i"rs Huilding AT 1913 O'Clock tbia ar
trruOOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
WOULD ENLARGE SCOpI:
or NEGRO REFORM t'TOUY

Ihat the appropriation for III, negro
, rctorinatory he increased from -, cents
per capita per day for lao nuvs TO -
cents per capita for 200 BOYS. the nC,v
| adn'tionai boys thus provided for to be
deiec''Ne dciinuucnts committed by the
courts.
1t is suggested that the system oi
hdetcrinnatc sentence =" udop, eli:
for discretionary use in dealing with
criminals, and that the Office of pub
lie defender" he created.
From the standpoint OF the state.
as We'll as from the standpoint OF tho
accused says the rc,ort. there are
many reasons for creatin. the office
"i public defender one viewpoint
OF a speedy trial argues for s;cn a stem
There Is every reason to suppose that
WIN IA public defender thcr" Will be
lever convictions. This will involve
saving I" the state, TO say nothing
OF melting out fairness and Justice 10
many who are now serving unjust sen.
fences. From the standpoint of hu.
indritN this one viewpoint alone should
h' SuIivi"nt to cause the creation of
this Office"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01
WANT STATE TO EMPLOY
COUNSEL FOR DEFENSE
State Board Of Charities Would Give
Criminals Benefit of Every
Advantage.
STRIKING RECOMNIENDATl
Number of Arrests in Richmond %
Per 1000: in Petersburg I5I and
In Norfolk 15S Per i,0OO-Would
Enlarge Negro Rcformatury.

Some interesting suggestions and
recommendations are contained in the
seventh annual report of the State
huard OF Charities and Corrections
which was submitted to Governor
stuart yesterday by Kew. :. G. Hatcher.
H. H.. chairman. The board recon- :
mrnds as TO legislation. among other
, things:
Ihat the present institutions for the
'cchie- minded be extensively enlarged
ana That these institutions be remodclcd
after tn" colonies At Nincian.l. ~ j..
and Tcmple;on. Mass.
Ihat schools at the rcformatorics be
made schools for backward children.
rhat departments for defective dclin-
u"entS he established at tho juvenile
rcforinatoricS.
ihat "A state Institution for defective
uchhuucnts be established, to which all
JAN repcatcrS." suspected az bcin,,
fecolc- mindcd. ana all women OF il,
Teputc should I've committed md placed
under observation.
Fhat the marriage OF mental dcfcc-
lives be prohibited 10y law
lHai pronounced dcfcctiv. persons in
IN" custody Of state authorities. and
other mental detectives. tina. parents
or guardians wish stcrilizcd may he
thus dealt with
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Lime Treatment
I'm Tuberculosis

IL the nsy ~, 1879. t.sss .f tks
JssSssi ~ sh~ tsaSyt~ss Medical ss-
s>.~bsbs,s sgk~sssS skfs abatement
concerning ~stSss~ siso~D sSai~s-
s1<Ss IN sk~ Treatment al pulmonary
,ss~rs.sfssss feSsSN~HstSsIt
@Esd~s fk~ syss~sssa~s essusasA
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S<,zs graduation partial sSS-
s.ffSsffSs In fss tssA, vhS~b th~a r~-
ssf StsH ,1~sta sEE~s1 50 S~stS1bots
~ tks -,sfftsA s9 ssA sts>stsa 81 ss~
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ss>sss~ al ~s-ssss sk~ sDsfssn et~sss
go ~ sas,~s~Ie kssSIit, which Hsstiy
disappear, SD fks Dsf,~sts sy~ dis
sssSssa 11fh bssish ssts1"ssyy So
s~r~ab~stsr
EtsieaT medical ieafaalr seldom
xssas .. ESssflF<iy zb>,ss a Ysrsdtzl
sSsns, ytt fsiis fsSsinGGrT soinetdss
with tSGI tram many srns2mIfiysz
UbG have secured Isks results
through ss3s as< 81 tsrknsh's titsrs-
stys
sims CALCIUM, IL q constituent 81
this rsWsfy far pulmonary ssbsre9-
lgsls sH1 allied throat sad bronchial
affections, its HssiiBK DSpsr may "a
sofs< rssssBrs be atrrisstsd 70 the
sst0 TINED With other ingredients sc
~. he easily hsstU,tisssn bV fhe aysr-
sEs Eafs1b. and ~ Soss not irritsts
kGknsFys Alternative contains no
,t,iRgSs narcotics or Ea6it-SOrKHtn *
drugs, es ~ ~ safe ~ ffY. ~ your
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
SPICER
Makes your watch
keep time
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less fnsa nIf2e diS@epgss, sad sAiG
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the GrEi N0HfAy 1T Sogebsbsr, eleet
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lGH,fGetSJl b1 this fsrysrstiDn ~ any
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
WILSON SEES no
CAUSE FOB ALARM
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EAsfHgGTCss Yes, as-Frsss6eat
wilson tof1 Eevaoz|er EsH tolxg
that Ee stfr GEES possibility q pas
fnz lis slt5 purchase bsn TIE Eli
VIM 70. Re Substantially zIts-si n
conference. the president b<fsTsd szt
sonas ntaor changes -ay - FADE D.
fare Il Il again placed before tie SCI
ate
TIE prszf1ent Indicated he I'D not
rfer he focs6snt With alarm. He las
aot de-srEtred cccn cozrzs of ss-
tfoa & the eszs
TIE practice Of nations, tie prss[
se1r po.nteS oEt. hzz been not Only 20
fu-nfEa Pilots 70 guide neGtraf safP5
aafsfy through mine sasts. 51r also 70
furnish charts showing approximately
the dangerous regions.
No decision has been reached. the
presfdsnc azfd, regarding replies 70
the German and British za- zone
notes
Tae president fs studying the Ear
ezg.err sttrstton with vier Of deter
mining upon policy Tor the United
Gta.ea IL regard TO the japanese de-
r,zntz On China.
TIE executive is waiting full re-
port OF Investigation By the nary de-
partment before acting upon the Ger
nan and A1atrfan protest against the
building Of submarines In the United
states for the allies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
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