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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
CONCERT FOR RELIEF OF
EARTHQUAKE SUFFERERS
Bishop d. J. O'Conneli to Make Ad-
dress, and Philharmonic Orchestra
Render Musical Program.

A sacred concert in behalf OF tho
earthquake sufferers In Italy will be
given q the City Auditorium this after
noon at 8 o'clock. Tho concert Will be
under tho direction OF Professor w.
Henry Baker. OF the Philharmonic Or
chestra, which will play. and be assist
ed by a number OF soloists.
Alvin NJ Smith. president OF the
Business Mems Association, will act as
master OF ceremonies. and Bishop
OConnell, OF the Catholic Diocese Of
Richmond. will deliver a short address.
telling OF the great distress now pre-
vailing In that section of Italy SO rent
asunder by the earthquake. and ex-
planning the great need Of the people
who have suffered.
The concert is TO be given under the
auspices Of the italian Beneficial Soct-
ETY. and the Italian-American Political
Club. Chasie Traferi Ia chairman Of
DR.. Camille Verta. Italian vice-consul
here. as honorary chairman, and Mrs.
Silvia Puccinelli as chairman OF the
women's committee.
Tho program to be rendered 10 as fol-
March. STARS and stripes". -. =. sousA
Philharmonic Orchestra.
Solo, Miss Amorette Allen.
Andante. from Symphony No. l.
Beethoven
Philharmonic Orchestra.
Solo, l.. f. Hilgartner.
Selection. Lohengrin. Wagner
Philharmonic Orchestra
Address, Bishop O'Conneil
Solo, II Will Exalt Thee. o Lord"
Costa
Miss Ada Kuyk
Recitation. selected. Miss Mary Baldacci.
overture. Euryanthe ........ Weber
Philharmonic Orchestra
Accompanies: Miss Anita Kirkwood,
L. Galbraith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
MILITIA COMPANY COMES
up TO GOVERNMENT MARK
Company @, Richmond Grays' Bat
TALON, No Longer In Fear OF
DISARMAMENT.
OFFICERS TO BE APPOINTED
Colonel Perry VIII Put Competent
Men in Charge Of Recognized
Conmand--Annual Inspection to
BE Held This Week.

Company c, Richmond 9rays Bat
talon, First Infantry. which several
months ago was threatened with dis
up to the required standard for infan-
try companies. It now has ffty-eIght
enlisted men on its rolls. and one Off.
cor. Additional officers will be appoint
60 this week by Colonel william j.
Perry. commander OF tho First Regu-
ment. and II Is expected that the com
nany will pass through the government
Inspection with an excellent mark. Dis
bandment orders will then be rescinded.
The recruiting OF the company has
been q hard task. and one which has
meant much work. At the annual
state inspection last fall, the company
had only eighteen enlisted men pres
emit. Colonel 10 Lane Stern. assistant
Inspector general, consequently recon-.
ihended that tho company be dlsband
ed fut Acknowledgement w. W. Sale.
at the earnest solicitation OF Major Law
renee T. Price. commandant OF tho
battalion, permitted a nnal effort 10
bring 1t up TO the standard.
WORK OFF SHEPPARD AND
LOVING WILL BE RECOGNIZED
Major Price, following tho resigna-
ton Of two officers. appointed Second
take charge OF tho company. and put
Second Lieutenant w. A. Loving, Jr.,
battalion auartermaster, on duty to as
sist him In the reorganization. It was
uphill work, but they have succeeded
In getting tho company UP to Nifty
being careful In tho selection OF ma
teyisl. Theso officers, II ia expected.
will BIO promoted in recog milton Of their
work.
Owing to tho length OF time taken In
reorganization, tho sixty day limit for
elections to NIL vacancies for captain
and frst lieutenant has passed. and
Colonel Perry will exercise his right TO
mako appointments. An election will
then DO ordered for a second lieutenant,
giving the company It's required quota
OF officers.
RECRUITING GOING ON
IN ALL FOUR COMPANIES
Recruiting In all four Of tho com.
panies Of the battalion has been pro.
Rressing nicely all winter, and there
will DO no difficulty In having enough
men eligible for camp duty next sum-
MGR The government requires three
months service before camp. and as
each OF tho companies Is up to tho mini L.
mum. no trouble 10 anticipated.
The annual government Inspections
will be held this week. The companies
Will be inspected In olive drab uni
forms. and all OF the military property
on hand Will also be como over by the
inspecting officers.
Immediately after the Inspections,
Major Price Will issue orders concern.
ing rife practice on the indoor range.
AZ tho next encampment will be for
rine instruction. the War Department
requires that every man shall qualify
on tho Indoor range. Under competent
Instructors, the men Of the Grays Bat
talon will be given an opportunity TO
learn how to shoot. The range in the
armory Is the bes< in the State, and Is
large enough to permit a squad to prac-
ticc n ono tirue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
WILL INSPECT EXCHANGE
Bank Clerks Arrange Series OF Eduea-
tionai Tours About City.

Richmond Chapter. American Insti-
tute OF Banking, has inausurated a
series Of sightseeing tours for Its
members In Richmond.
The chapter argues that banks. cater
Ing. as they do. to every class Of in
diVidual, give the individual chance
TO see the working Of bank So 1t
Is only natural that the bank clerks
would Ike to View the workings OF
other business.
1t has been arranged to conduct the
tours once week. and to embrace all
or the large factories and plants around
the city. Through the kindness of
Albert S. Tanner. superintendent Of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company. permission has been granted
the officers of the chapter to INSPECT
the workings OF the telephone exchange
on Tuesday afternoon
All members OF the chapter who will
appreciate the educational value OF this
visit are invited to accompany the
party. They will leave the First
National Bank at 1880 o'clock Tues
day afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
DENTAL CLASS BANQUET
Senior Students Of Medical College Hold
Feast at MurphY,a.

The senior dental class OF the Medi-
cal College Of Virginia held its annual
banquet at Murphys Hotel last night
Every member of class OF twenty
was In attendance. and the scene was
one OF great enjoyment. W. w. Bald
win acted as toastmaster, and speeches
were made by c. T. Mercer, C. w. Hoac
J. b. Haller, E. a. Hoge, Jr., G. B.
Davidson. T. A. Campbell, f. II. Keyser
j.. A. Dunford and c. S. Kramer. Fol-
lowing these. impromptu speeches wore
made by the other members of the
class. The event closed with talks
given by J. B. Williams. Vice president
or the student body, and j. William
Brown, president OF the class.
The room and table were decorated
with flowers and college colors, much
taste having been shown by tho com
mittee, Messrs. Davidson, williams and
ONeefe, In arranging the event.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
LOCAL PHYSICIANS TO
SPEAK AT CONVENTION
Tri-Stnte Medical Society Meets at
Charleston, 8. c.. ON "wednesday
and Thursday.


and Thursday.
Fifteen local physicians will read
papers before the seventeenth annual
session of the Tri-State Medical So
ciety. OF Virginia and the Carolinas,
at Charleston, $. c., on Wednesday and
Thursday. In addition to the regular
papers. many others are on the pro-
gram In various capacities. Those who
Will read papers are: Dr. Stuart Nc
Guire. DR.. Beverly r. Tucker, DR.. f..
II. Terrell, DR.. James X. Hall, DR.. T..
NJ. Hanes, DR.. w. p. Mathews, DR.. j.
w. Sloan. DR.. Robert s. Preston, DR..
NJ. o. Burke. DR.. c. r. Robins, DR..
'aul La Rogue. DR.. B. G.. Willis. DIR.
Lawrence T. Price, DR.. Murat Willis
and DIR. J. Allison Hodges.
The officers Of the association are:
president. DR.. f, c. Register. Charlotte,
\. C.: vice president, DIR. j. Allison
Hodges. Richmond; vice-president, DR..
Charles T. Harper, Wilmington, Il. c.:
vice-president. DIR. F. Fl. Mcleod, Flor
ence, s c.; secretary treasurer, DIR.
Rolfe E. Hughes. Laurens. 8. c..
Executive council: DR.. John w. Dill.
lard. Lynehburg; DR.. r. B. Epting.
High Point, n. c.: James Fl. Culpep-
per. Norfolk; DR.. A E. Bayer. Charles
ton. 8. c.: DR.. D. T. Tayloe, Washing
ton. n. c.: DR.. ". W. Fennell. Rock
Hill. s. c.: DR.. J. Howell Way. Waynes-
Vile. N. c.; DR.. Southsate Leigh. Nor
folk.
DR.. Hodges is chairman OF tho invi-
sections from this city are DR.. vir-
ginius Harrison, medicine; DR.. Stuart
Mcclure, surgery; DR.. Stuart N Mich
aux gynaecology.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
BLUES ARRANGE BAZAAR
Raising Funds to Attend Exposition on
YirEfnia Day.

Arrangements are being made by the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues Bat
talon for bazaar. to be held from
April 10 to "a, inclusive, for the bene-
fit OF the fund with which to pay
expenses OF the command on its trim
to San Francisco in July. A commit
tee, consisting OF Major u. w. Bowles
and the four company commanders,
will be In charge of the bazaar. The
first lieutenants will compose a COM
mittee on entertainment. Tho Blues
VIII time the trip 80 as to be at the
Panama. Pacific Exposition on Virginia
Day. when they will act as escort to
Governor Stuart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
POCKET PICKED
NJ. Davidson JostIed by Stranners nm
Platform OF Street Car.

NJ. Davidson. 6 West Cary Street. yes
terday reported to the police that his
pocket had been picked on an lakewood
and Broad Street car near Seventh and
Broad Streets. by one OF three men who
1ostled him on the platform OF the car,
The robbery Is said to have occurred
Friday night and Davidson claims to
have lost SO in money. an Adams Elk
press order for 81. and several receipts
The conductor was able to recall the ap-
pearance OF the men who were on the
platform with Davidson. and furnished
a description to the police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
CLAIM sALYARDs' RING
Havana Jcweler Cables TO Chief
Werner to Hold Property.

Persons who had entered claims
against the $1,000 diamond ring taken
from Emory salyards. arrested on a
forgery charge in Petersburg and
brought back to Richmond to stand
trial on a charge OF passing worth
less check for $s5 on Kaufman e. Co..
are probably doomed to disappointment.
chief werner yesterday received a
cablegram from Havana, Cuba, stating
mat the ring was obtained from a
jeweler by the name Of rglesias on a
worthless check. and that a description
OK the ring and OF tke thief was being
forwarded to Richmond. Major Werner
had previously denied all claims for the
ring. being OF the opinion that II was
stolen property. 1t is being held at
police headquarters. Saiyards Is want
cd by many cities for bad check opera-
lions. and some halfdozen warrants for
him have already been received by Cap
tain Of Detectives Mcmahon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
May Get High Pvomot,or

Richmond people VIII be intereste6
in the encouragement from Washington
that DR.. W. 8. Leathers, director of tho
campaign OF education and hygiene
conducted by the Mississippi state
Board of Health. may be made chief
OF Bureau OF Vital statisticg, Census
Department. DR.. Leathers Is the son Of
Mrs. J, A. feathers, Of 24S0 Park Ave-
nue., and is we'll known in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
Service. in German.

Services will be conducted at Beth
lehem Lutheran Church, Sixth and Clay
Streets. by the pastor. Rev. F.. H.
Meuschke. at IL o'clock this morning
and at o'clock tonight. The morn
ing service will be rendered In German.
The Death of Christ" will be the pas
tors topic at tho evening service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
Postpone Entcrtainment.

The King Of Timbuctoo" musical
comedy which was to have been given
in st. Andrews Hall. corner OF Cherry
and. Beverly Streets, on Monday, has
been postponed until Tuesday night,
The entertainment will be for the bone
At Of the Woman's' Auxiliary and Junior
e, otherh0od Of st. Andrews Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
Syracuse Ledge 60 Meet.

SYRACUSE Lodge. Knights Of Pythias.
will hold an important meeting to-
morrow night, to which members of
sister lodges and transient brethren
are cordially invited. Captain James
T. Bailey will address the gathering
on the subject OF "Friendship," and a
well-known elocutionist will recite. At
each meeting Of the lodge entertain
ment Of some kind is provided for the
members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
Hotnrsan "I,adie., N,rht

Rotarians will celebrate their annual
ladies night" on Tuesday night. Feb
ruary %, at tho Jefferson Hotel Plans
are being made to make 1t a gala oc-
CASTOR, and all sorts OF stunts viii be
introduced. Souvenirs will be given
the guests and several handsome prizes
will bat awarded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
Dinner. for Charity.

The Woman's Guild of Grace Epis-
copal Church Will serve dinners at
Tenth and Main Streets from February
% to 81, inclusive. In accordance with
an annual custom, proceeds derived
from the project will be used for
charity work outside the church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
Fined for Using Motor Cor

Richard Lee. colored, was fined ,1oO
and costs in Police Court yesterday.
when arraigned on a charge OF steal
Ing and using without permission OF
the owner. taxicab, owned by the
Richmond Transfer COMPANY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
Fined for niaora.-

Nora Hawkins. colored. and w. p.
Purdie, white man. were fined $50 and
costs each In Police Court yesterday
disorderly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
Four Months o. Roads.

Phillip White. colored, was sentenced
to four months on the roads by Jus
tice Griggs yesterday, whom convicted
OF stealing $s.45 from Hay & West. 7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
Southern RAILWAY Earnfny.

Estimated earnings OF the Southern
Railway system for the FIRST week In
February were: This year. S1,102.4os.
last year. $1,35s,71l; decrease, so57.-
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piir0tgen eoangeliih-lutberiiden Sp.
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bonn 20. Gpril bis gum 3. Nni in
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preoiet bonn Sefretdr Der aonfereu8,
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Brides Der aouferan8, Seniors trf5)
Greitag Morgen: @orsenan6a6t,
6arauf 8egim oer Siblmgeu.
2ebrbortrag bon @aitor Self,
SOUTH apburnJ 0ebr.: o3te iegens-
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ferot bon 4aitor 9anien, Sobnion.
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aennmiB geiabt, oaB lire Qntla8e
nieoergeihlaaen iei, unb Bah iie &c.
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ben 6teiigen G6lohtbGuiern 75(
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mar 5 Gents bober. 8lilt greiii
betrugen BON S730-$7.35. g9op'
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nta6a Gountp im @etrag ron $3.50
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telep9onii4e 9ahrtht, bab Onte.
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aniie0ler iener gegeno un6 treuei
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baIten. aqe 5reitnoe itno ber5lif)
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thanksgiving augeItelt, trat am
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giQioe Garmen.

Ginige Der beiten Gormer i'm
mob Lbefannten @rono grairie Belt
TN oIttiden Qrfanias. Heis gepfl1nst
NIT grobem Grfolq. @rober Brofit
fir 6urmer uno Spefillanten. SOeo.
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g1a9e. @ute Observation-Disclosures
unO boroigli9e Wdrtte. @eiunbes
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bafid bedbHthtiGe. mid SurhdSn5ie.
ben. Bin milens, ebentleG $4,000
nertb Gftien in 2aui6 sn nebmeu.
Sir petfere Qusfiinfte, iotpie Ginoel.
beiten ruenbet Gnd brett an ben
Giaentbimer: 0eurs Sod, Blair,
Rebr.
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9lns Dem Stnnts.

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ueu9eDdbIte 5taotrat6 gum eritei
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