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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-19
GOING TO FITCHBURG.

Sewer Investigation Committee to In
spect Plant.
Mayor Quieley, Engineer Hail.
President Humphrey of the board
of public works, Aldermen Parker
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-19
Vega Societ,x.

The second degree members of the
Vega society will hold a picnic at
Larson's Grove, Stanley quarter, next
Sunday.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-19

Tot until the complete history I
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
COMMITTEE VOTES $1,000
TO ENTERTAIN HEPTAsOPHs
Annual Convention OF Order VIII he
Here During Week OF
June 8.
SIEGE GUN NOW IN PLACE
Cannon Marking Site of Richmond's
Inner Notifications During War
Between the States VIII Be Tn.
yelled at Confederate Reunion.

The Council Committee on Advertise
ing and Enterprises voted last night to
appropriate $1,000 to aid I'm the enter
tainment of the national convention of
the improved Order OF Ieptusophs
which will be held In this city during
The week beginning June &. A large
delegation appeared before tho com
mittee with the request that nm ap-
preparation OF $500 he made.
Inc delegation was informed that the
slender provision made for the Adver-
Using Committee this year. the budget
allowing 1t only $4,000. made It imprac-
ticaoie to appropriate tho amount asked
Tor. since other demands will b. mnde
curing the year upon tho committce's
purse Colonel John Murphy and for
mer Councilman a. l.. Vonderlehr. on
behalf OF the Heptasoph delegation.
which II voted.
SIEGE GUN MOUNTED
IN MONUMENT AVENUE
Chairman Peters reported that the
subcommittee in charge Of placing a
siege gun on Monument Avenue, near
Sddison street, TO mark the site OF the
Ola Notifications. has completed It's
work. The gun is now in place. 1t
VIII he kept yelled until the Confed-
.'N'oIi heNt June, Wnen It's On-
yelling Will he one OF the features Of
me meeting. bronze tablet suitably
inscribed. VIII be placed on the base
upon which the cannon Is mounted. as
soon as 1t Is finished
Mr.. Peters reported, also, that the
subcommittee in charge Of marking his
torlcal sites has arranged for the manu-
fncture of two additional bronze tab.
lets, bearing suitable inscriptions. one
Of which Will be placed on the old
Masonic Hall on East Franklin street,
and the other At Fourteenth and Cary
Streets-the site of the first Capitol.
Arrangements have been made. also, he
reported. for the placing Of lnrge
stone bowlder on the site OF III. homa
or William Byrd. founder of Richmond.
at tho foot Of Belvidere Street. in
Riverside Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
HOW MUCH TYPHOID DOES
VIRGINIA WANT? ASKS BOARD
Health Authorities Sny 1t Can lie Re
duced 20 Minimum by Spring Wnr
Flies and Filth.

How much typhoid FOYER does yir-
gin!a want this summer" tho State
Health Department asks in bulletin
just issued
We may have little or much. as tho
people are cautious or careless" tho
pulletn pursues The bulletin IL tho
hrst "clean-up'' notice OF the spring
This question" the board continues
may seem Hypothetical, but within
certain limits IL is practicable for the
state 10 determine its typhoid rate
The means Of preventing this disease
and the channels by which il Is spread
arc SO wei! known that by the eApon-
diturc of reasonable money and energy
the typho!d appearing in n given year
may be decreased 10 negligible fac
tor.
Seven years ago. from October, 1908.
to September, 1903, there were 1925
estimated cases Of typhoid fcy,r in
OF the State were unfamiliar with the
simple methods by which the diseas.
could be controlled. In the same twelve
months OF lalS-l3 there were but 7.43o
estimated cases -! typhoid, or but little
more than half as many ~ ak wears
before. The reason was the applica
ton by the people of preventive meas
ures.
Typhoid fever IL primarily cues
tion OF sewerage disposal The germs
that cause the disease IN any person
come IN every instance from the body
OF some one VINO has or has had ty-
phoid.
In this climate the carriage OF ty-
phoid iA rendered easy by the breed
Ing Of flies. which make their appear
ance early and remain until tn. late
autumn. II IS necessary. therefore. To
begin precautionary measures In March
The virginia farmer or resident O.
q small town who wishes 10 nro,cc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
SPONSORS NAMED
TIiEhtyFour Young Women to BE Honor
Gucrts at Confederate Reunion.

At least eighty four sponsors and
maids of honor Will attend the twenty
fifth reunion Of the United Confederate
Veterans on June 1913. Forty-two Of
the sponsors and maids OF honor will
be named by the Confederate veterans,
and an equal number Will he selected
by the Sons OF Confederate Vetrans.
The following appointments of maids
OF honor and sponsors were given out
yesterday at reunion headquarters:
Virginia Division-Mrs. c. w. Sump-
ter. OF ChristansburE. sponsor; Mrs.
A IA. Branch. OF Newport News. matron
OF honor.
North Carolina Division-Miss Bessie
Burkheimer. of Charlotte. sponsor: Miss
Miriam Applegate. maid OF honor
FLORIDA d ivi Isl miss Catherine
baker, sponsor: Mrs. r r Rosborough.
matron Of honor.
Tennessee Department-Miss Carolyn
d Hamilton. sponsor: Miss Mary Rice.
maid of honor.
Trans Mississippi DEPARTING nt-Mrs.
Lutte Walcott. sponsor; Miss Selma
Couch, maid OF honor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
THREE CANDIDATES
Senator blackburn Smith Announces
Candidacy for Reelection.

Blackburn Smith. of Berryville. rep
resenting in the State Senate the dis
trict composed OF Clarke, Warren and
Page Counties. has formally announced
his candidacy for reelection.
News was received at the Capitol
yesterday OF the entry of two candi-
dates In the field for Senator Smiths
seat. They are Judge s. Gardner Wal
Ter and II. II. Downing. the latter a law
partner OF Aubrey G. Weaver, who rep
resents the Counties Of Warren and
Clarke In the House Of Delegates
Delegate Weaver sometime ago con-
templated making the race for the
Senate. but decided to give his support
instead TO Mr.. Downing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
THREE CONVICTIONS
State Agents Prosecute Local Violations
| of Labor and Sanitary Laws.

Three cases involving violations OF
tho state labor laws were prosecute ed
In Police Court yesterday by inspec-
tors OF the State Department OF Labor.
and conviction secured In each cas- g.
Chester Lloyd. manager OF the South
ern Tent and Awning Co, pleaded guilty
to tho charge OF violating the ten
hour law and paid a fine Of IS, with
costs added. Industrial Inspector j.
%. Clinedinst appeared In court against
Lloyd
3. j.. Goodrich & Co. charged by
MISS Lille Barbour. Industrial inspec-
tor. with falling to comply with the
sanitary law. contested the case The
justice, however, considered the evil
denoe produced by tho agent OF the
department convincing, and imposed a
fine OF s. with costs.
The Western Shoe Repairing Com
pany, charged by Miss Barbour with
violating the child labor law, was fined
$40. with costs added. G. j. Starke
manager OF the concern. vigorously
contested the case. He took an appeal
from the Judgment OF the Justice, and
the case was certified to the Hastings
Court for trial on April g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
WANT CLAY STREET OPENED
property OwncrR Propose to Dedicate
Land for West End Extension,

II. n. Bruce and Thomas Gresham
addressed subcommittee from the
Committee on Streets yesterday after
noon In the interest OF petition sub
United by the West Broad Street Land
Company. Offering to dedicate to the
city sufficient land TO make possible
tho extension of Clay Street from TIL
den Street to Loumor Avenue, which,
after the proposed extension, would in
terscct II at All angle.
In consideration OF this dedication
the city was asked to permit the clos
ing OF Loumor Avenue from Tilden
street to its intersection with tho
south line OF Clay Street. The sub
committee, which consists OF Council
man Butler and Alderman Gunst, voted
to defer a final recommendation in t>e
matter to another meeting which will
be held ri o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
MRS. LOVING FILES PAPERS
IN SUIT AGAINST POLICE
Declaration Alleges That PLAINTIFFS
Standing Has Been Impaired
by Arrest.
DESCRIBES MIDNIGHT RAID
Policemen Campodonica and Goldsby,
Plaintiff Alleges, Forced Her to
Change Clothes In Their Presence
and Forcibly Carried to Patrol.

Declarations filed Yesterday In tho
Law and Equity Court by Anna Loving
In her suits for $1,000 each against Po-
liccmen F. A. Campodonica and S. T.
Goldsby for alleged false arrest, claim
that she has been ''imraired In her
standing. position End circumstances'
| as tho result OF thu arrest and that
for these and other reasons she has
Deen damaged to the extent OF $500.
Tho declarations are practically iden-
tical In form. varying only as TO the
name OF the policeman that Is, made
Gefendant They set forth that at /
CLOCK on sunday morning, February
FL, 1915, the officers by force and with
out warrant entered her apartment
, over S11 East Broad Street. and with
out lodging any specific charge against
her, forced her. in their presence. to
change from her night clothes to her
street clothes. and then forcibly took
hor downstairs to a waiting patrol
wagon
PLAINTIFF ACQUITTED
IN POLICE COURT
1t IS charged. further. in the declara-
! tton that she was taken to the First
!o''ce Station. where a charge OF i'm
moral conduct was preferred nS.inst
her. and wirrf she was conine.t in Il
cell for seven aouis. The declaration
sets forth that at n hearing Oh the
nc = . ~ lH'' :'OblCe SOuTt SnS was
/. promptly a:Gi;ttcG. The Charge is
made that wh.ie Mrs. Loving was
waiting trial In tie Police Court pres.
surc was br 'laht 10 hear upon her
| by the two officers who courscled her
! to plead guilty. promising in ;hat event
| TO re CONNIE IL TO the court that her :ire
! I've RENTED.
AS the result of this arrest, tho dec
laration charges, the plaintiH has been
! greatly humiliated and has been com
! PEELED to undergo great expense, name
| ly, to engage counsel and to move from
her former apartments in order to
avoid further humiliation brought
about by this unwarranted arrest"
The papers are signed by Benjamin
| Lovenstein. the plaintiffs attorney.
4 Policemen Campodonica and Goldshy
are members OF the so-called morals
squad" appointed by Chief of Police
Werner to do special work In connec-
ton with the suppression OF immoral
resorts. The arrest Of Mrs. Loving
followed closely the organization OF
th's special force early in February
The two officers were prom!ren' among
the policemen who testified before the
Vice Commiss ms to tho handica Of
With which the police have t. crre In
dealing with the vice situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
NEGRO WOMAN CHARGED
WITH BARN BURNING
invontiEntion by Bureau OF Insurance
BrinRs to Light Charges OF
Murder OF an Infant.

Investigation by tho chief of tho do
tective department OF the State Bureau
of Insurance into the mysterious burn
ing OF n barn and Its contents and two
haystacks nearby. the property OF NJ
c. Tallcy, near Roxboro, New Kent
County, resulted In tho arrest and In
dic'ment OF Luvenia Pryor. negro
woman, who is now In jail. The woman
Is charged. not only with the two case 8
o! alleged lncendiariam, but has been
indicted for the murder OF her infant
child.
State Insurance Commissioner But
ton yesterday received from the detec-
tive bureau formal report on the
case OF the Pryor woman. The indict-
ments were returned by the grand jury
OF the Circuit Court OF New Kent
County Wednesday afternoon. Judge
ID. Gardner Tyler. who Issued bench
warrants against the woman on In :
formation supplied by tho insurance
bureau sleuths. committed her to tail.
foiiowlng her Indictment for murder.
and the cases will be called for trial
at the May term OF tho court Tho
alleged murderer IN tho wife OF Fred
Pryor. New Kent negro. but tho do,
t"ctivcs say she was previously mar
ri.d
The barn and tho hhystacks were
! burned on tn" night OF November Il.
1919. but tho murder of the infant ,s
alleged 10 have been committed som a
time in this year.
II was while tracing tho movement,
OK me fryot woman from tho date OF
the fire 10 the time of hsr nrr.st ma,
the detectives stumbled upon tho evil
dcnce that caused her Indictment NV
me grand jury for the death OF m,
infant. ~
NO details ct tho infants death co,,id
DO obtained yesterday from the on
OF the lnsuranc" Commissioner ~ bn
ing the policy Of Colonel uu,,nn 49,
safeguard In Eli cases involving prnse~
cntion for incend.arism Ly the ST..
bureau the evidence To be PRODUCED ~.
the secret service agents at tho triai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
FAMOUS MUSICIAN DIES
AT TER LONG ILLNESS
Leo Wheat, Widely-Known Organist,
Passes Away in WASH
ington.
KNEW SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN
Studied Music in Leipzig, and Was
Composer Of Several Well-Known
Popular Airs-Once Organist ut
Monumental Church.

Leo Wheat. seventy-four years old,
formerly organist In leading churches
or Richmond. and who for many years
was one of the most celebrated musi-
clans Of the South. died in Washington
Yesterday morning at $50 o'clock. fol-
lowing a long Illness
ABOUT ten years ago Mr.. Wheat's
health broke down. and he became n
patient In st. Elizabcth's Hospital at
washington. In his time he was con-
sidered n leading musician in Rich
mond as an organist. and one OF tho
most skillful pianists In the South. Va
rious musical publications Of the coun-
Try frequently commented most favor
ably upor his work.
Mr.. Wheat was born In Memphis,
ienn, May .. 1871 and was the son Of
the late Rev. J. 7. Wheat. an Episcopal
minister. and for many years profess
sor at the University Of North Caro-
una, "hcre the former was educated
one OF h brothers was Major Pober-
dcau Wacat, who was in command Of
the Louisiana Tigers during the War
tictwcen the States
CLASSMATE AND FRIEND
OF SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN
MT. Wheat received the greater part
u MS musical training at I.eipsiy Ger
many, here he was c!assmate and in
innate tSiend OF Sir Arthur Sullivan
the celebrated English composer. Mr..
Wheat himself abou, THIS time com
posed several popular airs. which 1.-Two
10 this day. For several years he COL
laborated with sir .,rthur sullivan
He was friend OF lting Edward. who
was at the time they met Prince of
Wales
soon after his return from Europe
MT Wheat toured the South end gave
organ recitals in many Southern cities.
He was accorded an ovation. FOR q
time lie was associated in his work
with Theodore Thomas.
Mr. Wheat served In the Confederate
army. aud was gallant soldier After
the war he always wore Confederate
button. For several years he wa. or.
Sanist at Monumental Church, in Rich
| mond. He was married In 1872 to Hiss
Florence Allen, of Richmond Besides
his widow he leaves six children-three
sohs and three daughters. The children
are: j. Allen Wheat. OF Charlottes-
! VILE; Mrs. ID. |. Potter. OF ClarksburE.
! w. Va; Leo Wheat. Jr. OF Washington:
Miss Florence Wheat. OF Berryville Va
Mrs. j. Townsend Burwell, OF Mill
wood and Roberdeau Wheat, OF Clarks-
| burg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
jailed for Stealing Lunches.

MeTvin Melton, charged with stealing
twshty~four lunches from the Lcn!ng.
TON iiottl cafe, waE sent To jnl for
thirty days by Justice Gliggs yester-
DAY. The man admitted tn. thcfi. but
declared that he committed IL to re-
lieve tho suffering az his wife. whom,
no said. WAS starving. IT was learned,
however. THAT he had gone TO work
under an assumed name, and this fact
did much 20 lead Justice GrlEgs 10 send
tho man 10 jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
SALVATION ARMY CONVENTION
",chmond VIII Furnish Large DeIeua-
ton mt state Convention In Norfolk.

"c"hohd VIII Furnish Large DeIeRa-
ton mt state Convention In Norfolk.
Salvation Army officers here arc
keeniy Interested in the State conven-
uon which Will DO held the lattor part
OF this week at Norfolk. Richmond
VIII furnish larger delegation to tho
gathering than any other city in the
State.
The Salvation Army Girls Quartette.
of Richmond, composed of Cadets
Miriam Johnson. Alice Reed, Myrtle
cox and Edna Pickave. left last night
for Norfolk. where they will take part
In the musical program at tho conve,n-
ton Prominent officers OF the army
from Philadelphia. Washington, Now
York. Baltimore and other cities will
attend the convention.
Captain Eric Lindberg. who is char
ity officer for the army. Will attend
special services for that department,
and Adjutant Elmer Johnson will be
one OF the principal speakers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

Governor Stuart yesterday issued a
requ!sition on the Governor OF South
Carolina for b. Z. Barksdale, n former
Norfolk man, who Is now In fall at
Hartsville, S. c.. held as fugitive from
justice from Virginia. Barksdale Is
wanted In Norfolk on tho charge OF
grand larceny. the specific charge be-
Ing the Larceny OF check for sl75.
Detective Edgar It. Pratt. OF Norfolk.
obtained the necessary papers yester-
day morning and started for South
Carolina to ask for the surrender of
the prisoner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
VIII DC Executed To-Day.

Charles Miller. colorcd, sentenced to
death for the murder Of another negro
with whom he had an alteration in
South Boston. some months ago will
die in the electric chair at the State
Penitentiary to-day.
Governor Stuart Yesterday gave his
final answer 10 Millcrs counsel OH n
petition for executive cIcmency, saving
he could find no good and sufficient
reason for interfering with the sentence
OF the court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
VIII Lecture on Alaska Church

An interesting address on Alaska
and the Church Work There will DO
delivered by Mr.. Betticher, of Alaska,
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
the parish house OF st. James Episcopal
Church. lie will also give a stereop-
tlcon lecture Mt st. Paul's Sunday school
room ut o'clock tomorrow night, I'M
der the auspices of the Junior Auxiliary
and the Brotherhood Of St Paul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
High Praise for Aud,.o, Noo

me american Academy Of poli,,ca,
hhd Soc'ai Science In vo!um. rec.n,iy
ISSUED. compiled by Il tax .xp.rt nays
hlgh compliment TO Stat. Auditor a.
i.fe moore The reference to MFR
Moores efficiency Is mos, Gathering. tho
"A"ert expressing the opinion that In
the last two years the State a,,n,,
has added TO the assessments 90 ~
tansibi" property In this State about
100000 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
nrockwen ON Prison noora

James Brockwell. former city collec
tor OF Petersburg. has been appointed
to the state Penitcntiary Board by Gov
ernor Stuart. He succeeds IT. Gerald
Stratton. of Petersburg. who declined
reappointment. The term for which
Mr. Brockwcll is appointed Is five years.
beginning March J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
CharKed With Anon.

Luvina Pryor. negro woman, was
brought to the Henrico County jail yes
terday for safekeeping by Sheriff r.
=. Apperson. OF New Kent County. She
Is alleged to have set fire to an out :
building owned by Nat Talley, and was
held for grand Jury action. She will
BIO tried in the Circuit Court Of New
Kent County at the spring term.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
Secretary Forward Return.

Governor Stuart's secretary, Alexan-
der Forward, returned to the executive
offices yesterday after an absence of
week. Mr.. Forward spent his brief
vacation in Harrisonburg, resting and
enjoying the repose and the salubrious
atmosphere of the metropolis Of Rock
inSham County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
GOVERNOR IN WASHINGTON
Announces Appointment OF r. y. Will
liams on State board OF Agriculture.

Governor Stuart left yesterday on the
noon train for Washington, being
called to the National Capital by
private business matters. Before leav-
Ing the city the Governor announced
the appointment Of r. y. Williams, OF
Crewe. to tho State Board of Agricul-
ture.
Mr.. Williams ia a well-known farm
err lie succeeds Il. j. Arvin as the
board member from the Fourth Dis
trict. the latter having resigned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
Friday Waiting Stunt.

The Richmond Rotary Club will pull
off Its Friday visiting stunt at 5
o'clock this afternoon. Members OF
the club will pay visit to Alvin NJ.
Smith. ce-president OF the organiza-
ton, at his place OF business, the
Smith-Courtney Company. Each week
from now on the stunt will be repeated.
when club members Will call on some
member Of the club and present him
with a present OF some description.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
Last Of I.cnteu service.

Tho last OF The daily hnlf-ho SER
vices this Lent, under the auspices OF
the Richmond Assembly OF the Brother
hood Of st. Andrew, in ST. pnurs
Church. will be held to-day. Tho
speaker on this occasion Will be Rev.
r.. Ruiiin Jones. -. D., rector OF his
toric Brnton Church, WILLIAMSBURG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
Free stereopticon Lecture.

inc iRst OF the series or illustrated
stereopticon lectures Will be given in
Monumental Sunday School room to-
night at S:16 o'clock. tho subject being
'Adoniram Judson," who was one Of
the first great missionary heroes to 90
from the United states to Asia. These
lectures are free to ALL and no collec-
tion Will DO taken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
Speak. a, Charlotte Courthou..

MrS. is. Is Valentine leaves O-day for
Charlotte Courthouse, where she will
make an address on equal suffrage at
tho Charlotte High School. Last night
sho spoke before Chesterfield audi
ence Mt Walthall School. and next week
VIII address, the Woman's Club at Bar
ton Heights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
At Stuart circle Ho.p,t.l.

DIR. Charles James Terrell OF Han
over County. assistant chief surgeon on
he staff OF General ]. Thompson Brown
United Confederate Veterans, Is at the
stuart Circle Hospital, where he yes
terday underwent an operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
Charged with Trespnss.

Dan Hoyt was arrested yesterday by
Detective Call, charged with trespass-
Ing on the property Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway, and was locked up
in the Henrico County Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
Tincd for shooting.

Ernest Eggleston, colored. charged
with attempting TO shoot Virginia Lee
with pistol, was fined 500 and costs
In the Police Court yesterday. The man
claimed the shooting was accidental
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
TWO BOARDS TO MEET
Book Adoption VIII he Completed n,
Meeting nIondny.

The State boards arc scheduled to
meet In Richmond next Monday. A
special meeting OF tho State 1.-Two Stock
Sanitary Board has been called to con-
slider business matters In connection
with the campaign for the eradication
or the foot-and disease. and
there Will be n meeting of the State
Board OF Education In the Office OF Su-
perintendcnt OF Public Instruction r.
Z. Stearncs. AT tho meeting OF tho
state Board OF Education the romantics
OF the books to be listed for use I'm
tho public schools will be adopted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
Delegate Appointed.

Delegate Appointed.
BY appointment OF Governor Stuart
yesterday. II. T.. Johnson. OF wytheyilIe,
was added to the list of delegates TO
represent Virginia at the next annual
sessions OF tho Southern CornmerciaI
Conference.