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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29
MONTAGUE WANTS BODIES
OF HEROES BROUGHT HOME
Informs Cleary He Has Introduced
Resolution Giving Authority
to Begin Work.

To provide for the return TO America
or the bodies Of soldiers OF the Ameri-
can evolutionary forces buried in
Europe, Congressman A. J. Montague
has just introduced a joint resolution
In the House of Representatives which
would give the War Department au-
thority to begin the work within six
months after the passage OF the reso-
luton. News Of the action was re-
ceived Aere last night by Bernard A.
.ieary. custodian of the Howitzers
Armory, who lost son in action in
france and wrote 10 Mr. Montaeue
asking him 20 bring up the matter OF
IN" return of ali the bodies to this
country
The Committee on Military Affairs
OF the House is now considering the
resolution. Tho resolution does no,
provide FOR the return Of all bodies
nni only those sought by the nearest
or KIN. II further provides for tie
appropriation OF s25.o00,0O0 to carry
Out Inc undertaking. 1t is understood
mat a committee from Richmond and
committees from other cities Will he
formed TO appear before Congress 10
urse Inc passage Of the resolution
ne Richmond committee has not Vet
occn formed. but definite action Is ex.
pected IN short while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29
Y. M. c. A. CAMPAIGN PLANS
FOR RICHMOND COMPLETE
Details OF Organization for Drive Will
he discussed mt Noon Lunch
Today.

e; Victor Williams. chairman of the
Richmond campaign committee for
$4,000 for the State and county work
OF the y. NJ G. A. and for the Medical
College Y. NJ. C. a. building. an
nounced yesterday practical compile
ton or campaign plans. a luncheon
for the campaign committee will be
held at noon today at the Business
Mems Club. where details Of organiza-
ton for the drive of November to
VIII be discussed.
Mr. Williams associates in directing
the campaign are Dr. Mcclure Newton,
IN charge Of the division for the Med
zeal College of Virginia Y. NJ. G. A..
whose quota is S35. 900. and Waller
Holiday. who will have charge Of
the forces for the State committee,
\. NJ. G. a. in raising All equal amount.
The following are the members Of
tie campaig committee as announced
by Mr.. Williams: r. NJ. earring ton, T.:
l.. Bemiss. DR.. Mcclure Newton, John
Stewart Bryan, G. letter Jones, William
T. Reed. Herbert w. jackson. DR.. l. c.
l.. Miller. Waller Holiday, Thomas p.
Bryan. DR.. Stuart Mcclure, T. r..
Sydnor,. J. Scott Parrish. John T. Will
SON Ernest NJ. Long. Dr. A. Murat
Willis and Major Alexander Forward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29
WANT DEFINITE ACTION
ON GAS PLANT PURCHASE
Lee Ward Citizens Appoint Committee
or 100 tn Appear Before
Committee,

Appointments of a membership COM
mittee OF 100 to appear before the
cry Council Finance Committee in
the interest OF the gas situation in
Lee Ward was effected last night at
Precinct OF Lee Ward There is nov
pending before this committee a
recommendation that the city buy Tho
property of the Hcnrico Gas Companv
which suppl!es Lee Ward. and the eli :
izens Of the ward will urge definite
Members Of the organization las.
night elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: James II Grant
George c: Howell. secretary -trcasurcr'
Dr. Douglas Freeman was the speaker
on the occasion. and musical enter
.alnment was rendered by MIR. and Mrs
Norman Call.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29
MERCURY BREAKS RECORDS
BUT COOL WAVE FORECAST
Yesterday Hottest October 2S In
History Of Richmond, New
York and Boston.
HIGH.PREssURE AREA COMING
Cities West Of Mississippi in Grip Of
Weather Calling for Ovcrcoats.
Change to BE Felt Here by This
Morning.

After soaring to 81 degrees yester-
day shortly after noon, and causing
Richrond people who persisted In
wearing fall suits to sweltcr in the
heat, the thermometer is slated to fall
sharply this morning, with the return
Of cooler weather as the high pressure
area moves eastward from the Middle
y drop in temperature. ranging from
zen 70 nfteen degrees. is the forecast
at Chimborazo PARK. 1t was said there
last night that the change would prob
ably ably be npparen, by midnight and
middel of the day Wednesday,
Records Borken in Richmond.
,o h,r fssSSor "a 70 for net weather on Oc-
the maximum OF 81 degrees. which
Vas " one degree less than on Monday
mat there has been hotter weather
In October, but that it has come early
y: n7t Inc Of mo dxt, ana never as late as the
up but this maximum Was reached in
october .; The highest pcrvious rec
ord FOR October IS in Richmond was
regis,ered Sc deer degrees" It ino wa me 81 at
H. "a. NJ. Last night at o'clock it
day night AZ the same hour. showing
mat the heat was still lingering
cool wave.
Hot In Other Cities.
kichmond was not alone among the
cities which suffered from the heat
yesterday New York suffered with
me thermome,er at so degrees, the
metropolis. in Philadelphia The me-
curry mounted to 81 degrees. and in
Boston to IS degrees both figures con
Relief Will also come to them today
with the approach OF the high-prcs-
sure area While the heat was excess
River were in the grip of a cold w;tvr
that brought overcoats into general
use and caused the lighting Of fur
naces throughout the entire section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29
AUTUMN WASTE CAMPAIGN
COMES TO CLOSE TODAY
Social workers of Nursea' Settlement
Have Made Efforts to Reach
All Homes.

Collection of contributions tomorrow
will bring to close the TAI! waste
campaign waged by the Social Work
ers CT the Nurses Settlement. Efforts
have been made to reach every home
An opportunity {" give in this drive
may. do SO by communicating with the
settlement House. I1o4 West Cary
street. telephone Randolph 52s3 Oln
clothing, carpets, rags, metal and other
Junk Is desired. Not only will the
social workers derive a proht from the
sale Of this material to help carry on
their charity, but householders arc pre-
scented with fine chance TO rid them
selvcS OF accumulated trash and rub
bish.
MrA Herbert Mann. president Of tic
Social Workers. last night said that the
appeal thlr year was meeting with
liberal response. However, she added
Z II will be Impossible to estimate the
\ full results OF the drive until the nnal
collections are made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Mnss-meetinE of men OF St. James
Episcopal Church at the parish hall,
S:l5.
Women visitors to meeting Of
Medical Society entertained at din
ner mt Commonwealth Club, s.
Smoker In auditorium of Jefferson
for members OF Medical Society OF
Virginia.
y. NJ. c. A. Campaign Committee,
business Mems Club, II.
Medical Society OF Virginia, at
JcfcrSon Hotel auditorium, 8.
Meeting of iast Hanover Prerbx-
terihi, First Presbyterian Church,
IL.
DIR. ID. Il. Anderson addresses ".
VI. &. a. Club, 6;3O.
DR.. y. II. ID. Griffith lectures.
School of Socinl Work, II.
Executive Committee Housewives
League meets, 926 West Franklin.
f:3O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29
CAMPAIGN TO CONTINUE
TO-DAY FOR $4,000 FUND
Armfstice Week Committee Reports
Substantial Progress Made Ycster-
day Towards Raising Amount.
VETERANS NOT TO PARADE
Will Watch Home.Folks Pass In
Reyicw-Dcmonstra to Be
Jubilee Celebration, in Every Sense
of Word, Celebrating Victory.

With many contributions reported
towards the expenses incident 10 civ,
nights OF entertainment during their
first reunion in Richmond during the
Armtsttce Cele BARTON the week Of No
vemher 10. encouraging progress was
indicated last night at the meeting OF
the finance committee in the drive to
raise the $4,000 that is necessary to
fins the demonstration Commit
tees will continue their work today.
Members of the, finance committee
explained last night how the demon
sumner at the request Of citizens Of
numerous examinations: They dc.
that would celebrate the first an
niversary OF the signing of the armis-
, iee; along With the jubilee welcome
ing men and the opportunity given
these men TO hold their first reunion.
Veterans Guests OF Honor.
The veterans are to he the guests Of
Neither viii hey naFade in the va va:
watch the foiEs BACK pk" home 0q Pass Win IN
review. The demonstration Is to be
jubilee celebration in every sense of
tho word. celebrating the victory that
eliminated year ago and paying
tribute TO the men who helped make
called by Chairman Alvin NJ. Smith to
meet at ! o'clock this afternoon in
CaS for slef the ase mss and Of N1T Ss
progress 40 far made in arranging the
celebration, This win be the first Of
ton.
Second only In Importance to this
rade committee at 5 o'clock this after
noon in the MERCHANTS. National Bank.
when plans viii be made for the big
Armisticc. Day. November II. G. Jeter
Jones. vice-chairman. in announcing
the appointment OF his COMMITTEES, de-
cfared tina, All organizations that par
ticipated in warwork would be ex-
ppected TO enter the parade, and that
once in order that positions can be
assigned.
Committee on Parade.
=, The parade committee is, composed
p Wf0f cor a k @ e. sa SSs XKeiSssr
son Dashieil. r. +. Tragic, Aaron
Jacobs. r G. Schmidt, John F. Rose.
John w Nokeley and II. Carl Boschen
representatives. OF eighteen women $
11H5 rSan al met With Mrs. St George
day TO arrange for the luncheon and
sh sup e, to be served the, soldiers at
E tnG braeS Armory during the Armistice
their services. for this particular so.
clal feature for the entire week.
In addition to the assignments. sub.
stantial aid will be given by the Conn
Women's Club and the National ieapms
Tor Women's Service. The hall wiIl
pc attractively decorated under tho di.
rection OF Mrs. S. o. Livingstone and
work Will be started at once
Assisting Mrs. Bryan, who IL chair.
man OF the entertainment COMMITTEES
are MIS- Aubrey Young. Mrs Stewar,
hume. Mrs. William j. Judd Mrs. G. G
IIhckney Mrs. II. Watkins Ellersou
and Mrs. Sam Cohen 'ie' Soi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29
SWEET CASE UP FRIDAY
Appeal OF Former "Dry" Agent From
Conviction for Striking Myers
TO he Henrd

An appeal from the decision OF Jus
t!ce Maurice given in Police Court
some time ago in the case Of Harry
i. Sweet who was fined 500 and put
under $3.50 bond for his good behavior
Tor twelve months. will be heard Octo-
Der 81 in Hastings Court, it was an
nouRccd last night.
Alleged utterances OF Director OF
rn u1t1c ~, sateu ne, Myers a. Council
backing stand ordinance. which for
hire men were attempting TO have
witness stand in Police Court as the
reason for his alleged attack on
Myers. These remarks were said to
have been derogatory to Mr.. Sweets
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29
Retail Clerk. HoId Meeting

Maln street retail clerks orCaniZcd
an association yesterday evening at the
Railroad !. NJ. c. 4. Building 1t was
reporter last night that eighteen OF
me men present became members. and
IN and VIII be considered later BE
SIDES thesc charter members Of the as
a number of women and girl clerks OF
the East End district have Joined and
VIII DC present at the next meeting
winch viii be held on Tuesday a; the
Railway y. Nj. c. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29
Risks Life and Snye, Child

Chlei Sherry announced last nigh,
that he intended To commend On;cn-
l.. Pngh for tho gallant wav in
which he saved the life of Ethel shaw
thir,een years Of age. OF 7o5 Montrose
venue, while alichting from A street
car AT Seventh and Main Streets vestsr.
day The girl was thrown under the
wheels OF the car when il is said Ia
pave started suddenly. and was rescued
Wy the olhccr AT the risk OF his LIE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29
Carmen to Meet rhur.dny.

Members Of the Street Garments
Union will meet Thursday night at
the Colombo Hall. on West Main
the question OF seniority. Besides the
regular business Of the union and the
discussion, Of this subject. 1T has been
man that n recording secretary and a
financial secretary will be elected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29

Frank NJ. Kanary was appointed yester-
day IA member OF the Richmond Fire
department and sworn IN by CITY
Clerk Alfred NJ. Mcdowell KanaFy has
already served his six months probation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29
;hnrse lie Rallied to Sunnort Kin

Howard Ross, colored. OF lO4 nm
street, Will be given Il hearing in
Police Court this morning on the
Hattie Ross, and three children, all
Of whom are said TO be under sixteen
years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29

special meeting OF the Ladies' of Char
NY MI! be held on, on Thursday at o'clock
financial advantage the association is
TO be acted upon. II is stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29

pr: T. 2; IL GriGiths. of the United
specialist in .malaria. will lecture in the
audit9rium Of the School of Social Work
The public is invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29

One OF the interesting features IF
tAis week VIII be halloween oyster
supper TO be given by the Woman's
Missionary Society OF Park Place
,hIrch IN the lecture room Thursday
from 10 $50 T. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29

Charles Bray. William Rogers and Sam
ucl Nelson. trustees OF the Shiloh or Cedar
Street Baptist Church. were yesterday au-
thorized to borrow $3.50 the church
Circuit Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Mr.; ana Mrs, Hamilton Chalklcy and 1T
VIC dauE inter-: Ann. are moving to Norfolk
where Mr.. Charley is already located with
the hrn OF phleGar & Tillman, attorneys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29

trained orthopedic nurse from Boston
MISS lieTnineon. and vocational worker
Miss Eliza beth Cooke. OF Richmond. have
been added To the STAFF OF the orthopo1lic
ward at Memorial Hospital Miss Cooke
was volunteer war worker in the rchabil-
itation work of the army hospitals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29

Henry s. BuEE appointed trustne
OF the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Yesterday by order of the City Circuit Cont
IN the place of l.. w. Street. resigned,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29
MORE MONEY is ADDED
TO FUND FOR WIDOW
One-HaIf OF 5000 Total Obtained 20,
Mother With Four
Children.

Funns reccTed yesterday for the
relief of the poor woman and her fomr
children. who are in almost destitute
condition; due to the coming winter.
Almost half OF the 5000. which 10 he.
ing raised through The Times. Dis
patch for the relief Of the poor woman
has been raised As soon as this fund
Is completed tho money will be turned
over for her aid. Although she has
attempted 10 earn her living and TO
provide food and clothing FOR her four
chlidren by sewing and baking bread
meet the expenses OF the family
Funds received yesterday were.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29

Members OF the Monument, Methodist
ChurCh Epworth League will give 4 mas
auer"de social at the church Ozark Ave
nue. and Allen street,. Thursday evening
October 30. At $40 o'clock. ii was announced
yesterday y special entertainment pro-
gram is being arranged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29

Discussion OF tho water supply for the
new stonewall Addition was taken up last
night at a meeting of the Public Buildings
Committee at the City Hall. The commit
tee also refused TO give special rate on
city water to private individuals who had
petitioned for this privilege. stating that
the water was 10 he used in bathing pools.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29

MIS-. trn,nSa o5,hoDsaic from Boston
Miss Eliza beth Cooke. OF Richmond hsv.
sSss nf st the MISS GsshG sSshs
was volunteer war worker in the rchabil-
Members OF the Monument, Methodist
auer;de social a, The church - ozark Ave-
nue. and Allen street,. Thursday evening
Yesterday; y special entertainment pro-
gram is being arranged
Discussion OF the water supply for the
nigh, meeting of ,h was puo aken up iaSs
Committee at the City Hall. The commit
Water to- sIG w 1a,e hsa
ne watol ior mis- IS priyileGe stating that
George w. Guy, executive secretary Of
OF Virginia, viii leave Richmond today ' for
Inair,ottes'iiis and the county, institute at
on on . the organization ,z OF community ccnters
marie and Nelson Counties during the week,
IT was learned yesterday.
A. special meeting OF the claims com
injured; aseordinE to his sistem @nG G Se
on Louisiana street When "e ,ricScie Mhian
he was propeliinE by use OF his hands.
omnend to the City Council ee ihst $500 So re be
paiu 10 the complainant.
na At reorEanizatioH mSstins Of the Alum
nal seSoc Reia i in ihs shR Roper, city Nor
School S;,n the following onccrs We're eiected:
Carrie BerEes fsi Vice p res:Gsmt Mis-
Rosa Rose sSmers sesSnd president, Miss
Mamie Gary. secretary and treasurer
ernor Davis. yesterday by the hospital G ' ae-
pnia This, Of ,n the MedcaI colsEs OF vr-
psis and saalp The new &ssro IL aS@
s sha the and pooiey oSp,al for eona gious dis
ST so, iS9H' a sf a.s,;., dss' 6
S Sor,h s or ires 5 o last year The
toward its budget.
tho nros so1b located sis a, 1916 Porter Street
Meade Memorial Episcopai c hEhSea as 0s a
Will be Finished in time for oceupans Shis Sn
f neni rhomas Semmes the rector. and his
ion OF the nation wide campaiEn OF N.
Episcopal Church. which ends December :.
M Mrs nc Clair Rnpey; OF the Ringing Bros.
Msmora Hosptai 'FG rssove Kf5sTa from
injuries received when thrown from the
Mrs Ri;,ey and her husband h'0 isfYmS %ho
is is remalhnE here With his wife, do "a lit
artists Mrs. Ri.iiey f has ni''f S1o az asrssl
ana injuries about the head.
Speaking yesterday before the Equal Syt
rage League OF Richmond Mrs Eudora
ramsay Richardson. in charge OF the thrift
WORK or the War Loan Organize ton Of tho
tlfth Federal Reserve District. outlined in
aetail inc ADVANTAGES OF the budget system
Tor nousekccpnE and stressed the need NJ
practical .ss economy In purchasing. Many OF
assist in tho thrift campaign not oniv bv
personal seif-denial hut by urging others
to purchase only essentials.
pr =. r. Anderson secretary Of the
,xiIl
Joint meeting Of tho Y. NJ c 4. Gct-To-
gcther Club ard the workers who took par
IN the september membership drive" when
they meet at supper at $50 this evening
reports Will he made OF members secured
brr will close the third fiscal year OF the
Get Together Clubs work. and the mem
Gus records OF the club. Every club mem
her and campaign worker is urged 10 be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29

George w Guy, executive secretary OF
inc Co operative Educational Associa ton
OF Ola Eiriinia WIN leave Richmond today for
lovinEston. where he viii make addresses
on on the organization of community ccnters
~ schoot buildings. Additional leagues of
the organization Will he formed in Abe
marie and Nelson Counties during the week
IT was learned Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29

AZ reorEa nization meeting OF the Alum
nae Association of the Richmond CITY Mar
NAL School, held in the Robert Is Te.
school the following officers were elected:
Miss Josephine Herndon, presidents. Mise
carrie Berkley. first vice president: Miss
CARA Somers. second vice president: Miss
Rose RoSenthal third vice PRESIDENT: Miss
Mamie Gary. secretary and ircasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29

miitee last night to consider the claim Of
i coward Caruthers. an invalid who was
injured. according to his statement he
cause OF the condition OF the thorouEhfsrc
on Louisiana Street. when tricycle. which
ne was propcllinE by use of his hands
turned over. the committee decided TO rec,
oninend TO the City Council that $500 be
paid to the complainant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29

MIS-; Claire Rittley OF the Ringing Bros
i,,n al Memorial HOSPITAL recovering from
platform OF a train coming into Richmond
!; Mrs; Rittiey and her husband. Harry who
IS remaining here with his wife. do "a IN :
ne aero act" They are billed az aereaI
artists. Mrs. Rittlev has a broken wrist
and injuries about the head
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-29

Property located at 1916 Porter Street. on
Inc south Side. has been purchased nv
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church as a
reGtory. Improvements are planned which
VIII be nniShed in time for OCCUPANCY nv
Rev; Thomas Semmcs. the rector and his
iamiiy Immediately following the conclus-
ION, OF the nationwide campaign OF III.
Episcopal Church. which ends December =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-27
PARENTS AND FOSTER PARENTS
BOTH MAKING FIGHT
FOR CHILD.
RULING OF IMPORTANCE
IN PLACING CHILDREN
Orphans Home Baby in Wealthy
Family For Adoption Al End Of
Probation Made Object OF Legal
Attempt For Possession BY Parents.
Other Iowa News.

Davenport, f'eb. 25.--A beautiful Da-
venport baby ~ today the unconscious
storm center of legal battle that may
have an important bearing on the elab-
crate Juvenile machinery Of Iowa In
homing unfortunate children
Official eyes over the entire state
will watch the outsome Of the case.
Some years ago five children OF
Charles Thompson were placed in the
orphans hoar'. owing 10 the alleged
Conduct OF che father the home sur
roundings OF the little ones are GAINED
10 haze been ,nucsIaolc. The father
VINO Is alleged 20 i.u,e Oeen "A drinkins
man, luIi..d over II new leaf one day
anu went 10 WORK at the arsenal. -
metamurphoss followed in the former
suualld home. The family moved into
good quarters and four Of the child
len were returned 10 the parents upon
the voluntary order OF Judge Willian,
rneophllus, who mad laNea personal
interest in the family.
"A home, hove had been found
with Il well-to- 40 chris IAN family tor
the baby.
The love that has sprung up between
foster mother ana child could not DO
stronger, it is said, between flesh and
blood " hen the prooalion period is
passed it is he hope of the foster par
ents to adopt the child and they nave
outlined a future for the child which
includes university course. The fam
ily is abunJautly able 10 provide for
Al ~
be absent under the most favorable
circumstances Ill the hons OF her own
parents.
Naturally the real mother yearns Tor
her child and the parents, While not
blinded to the advantages that might
De showcred on the little one, are
making streauous efforts to recover the
baby.
On the other Land an equally strem'
uous fight is Icing made by the foster
parents to keep the child they nave
learned to love as their own.
Behind the legal battle principle
is involved which effects the standing
in court of thousands of children who
have been placed in good homes by the
Juvenile institutions of Iowa. 1t will
have an important bearing in placing
future children from unfortunate
homes. ...
1t is readily seen tina. family
would hesitate &C. take / child II they
| could not be assured protection unl'i
the child could be legally adopted
| This is the reason fo- the Interest
shown in this particular case by the
state.
The hearing "as called this mornins
before Judge William Theophilus' put
the court withdrew from the case ow-
ms TO personal interests and syiHpa-
thies growing out of his familiarity
with the circumstances 1t is expected
that the attorneys will agree upon
some other judge to hear the evidence