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The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-10

CLUB COMMITTEE CONFERS
WITH COURT OFFICIALS

The committee of five OF the Civics
club. appointed to study ways and
means of social court problem In Madi-
son and report back to the club Sat
urday. conferred this morning with
Superior Judge A. C. Hoppmann. Cir
cult Judge +. Ray Stevens and Mayor
George c. Sayle. On the committee
are Mrs. William Kittle, Mrs. Edith
Hoyt, Mrs. Dudley Montgomery. Mrs
Eugene Byrne. and Mrs Burr Jones.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-10
WOUNDED YEAR old BOY
IS ONLY GERMAN SPARED
BY MADISON HEROES
18TH Regiment Captured and Held Fismes
After French Had Been Driven Out; Officers
Pay Great Tribute to Men From Capital
City; Boys Ready to Leave East
By G. EARL WALLIS
fStaf Correspondent of The Wisconsin State JournaD

(Staif Correspondent of The Wisconsin State JournaD
NEW YORK, May 8When the history Of great with
Germany ladsons four volunteer organizations will rank
high among fighting units to which the actual winning of the
conflict will attributed Madisons own has made envabe
and distinguished record on the battlefield
1t was Go led by the ndomnabe Captain Floyd Henderson,
Bo started the great drive of the 32nd division 1t
the dash objective at Ranchers that Madsons National
Guard companies established lasting reputation. The first time
over top July 81 1918 with the thermometer 90 will
ALWAYS remain memorable occasion with the
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-10
Furniture Men Leave

A banquet last night at the Park
hotel closed the annual meeting Of the
Northwest club Of the Extension DIM
ing Table Manufacturers. Final in
spection OF the Forest Products labor
atory was made yesterday. Ralph
Thelen and Is, NJ. Hunt spoke at the
program yesterday afternoon.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-10

ST. LOUIS. Mo.-Leroy N. Bundy,
East st. Louis dentist, under life sen.
tence for murder In connection with
the race riots, Saturday was denied
new trial by Judge Gillian in the cir
cult court at Waterloo, Ill. Bundy's
attorneys said they would appeal to
the Illinois supreme court.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-10

and started firing. TN eothers dtd the
same"
| The Madison Headquarters company
; and Supply company also deserve dis
! ti0gutShed mention They went INTO
/ BATTLE along w.tE Co. q. Many Madi-
4 son men we're kt"eG AID wounded.
/ They handled sIprlea II the face OF
/ heavy lire and meyer failed 10 deliver
! the goods. Tar l2lh regiment resem-
/ Dies mutua! admiration society.
| Zach company = more than ready to
ten OF the tood work ~ the other
units. bH. rather i13iWe'erl about tell
| .n8 OF their own deeds
Major W !. I.0rerz 18TH Field Hos
pital unit. followed the regiment as
Inc advance hospital detachment Of the
! end division &aus times bombs and
hG-S hit al uroun the temporary
rpsp-ta,s nat never made a direct hit
I}e Organization Is coming back
p s'1. .cauH intact a. far as casualties
afc concerned
Even u. S. Ram Feels Good
honorable mention vas given the
detachment By both French and Amer
/ lean army commanders. In the
months spent directly behind the first
advance lines 1900 wounded were
taken care Of Dangerous operations
~ - 49, W" Imam ~ N''i'i
aunL.h LOT me hoaIltai ell up ana
Ivy IN, q wy I'M
ne MN are al Ei'a 20 get pack.
iI r. mo aay spent a. amp Met
- the 'hga 3a".' every coneei}NhIe
tu'.@tloh a""at MADISON Ihey @re
eu"tle loI america ana Will be So
i"r mo rest OF lhelf hYes
Even the rain feels good here. said
Captain Jimmie Dean
Inc men VII soon ne nome com
3ahy e mas had a htid lot since strik-
,iB camp The compahA has changed
Us quarters every day since arrival
eNttrdaN, change OF barracks was
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-10
Soph Dance Friday Night

Streamers instead OF confetti will
be used at the annual sophomore dance
in Lathrop hall tomorrow night.
Charles Morris will stage a magic
show during intsrmission. Thomp-
sons jazz band will play.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-10
Addresses Fellowship Meeting

Ross w. Rogers. sophomore in Engi-
neering and next years president OF
the University Y NJ C. A. will speak
at tonight at the fellowship meeting
in the "Y" parlors on Where Do You
Liver"
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-10
THE WISCONSIN WEEKLY BLADE

Jens X shamoe. Thomas f. Sims
William ID. Sloan. Percy J, Solbraa,
Cecil f. Thompson. Alvin VI. Volk
man, r. r. William. Cook Wall. Will
liam T. Weber, Lloyd NJ. Wilcox
Curtis NJ. Wilcox ard Charles l.. VOL
denberg.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-10
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL

All Agents, spondents. Adver-
tisers ETC. will understand that from
now on all matters for publication in
The Blade must reach this office no
later than Tuesday OF each week to
insure publication in the current issue.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-10

NEW YORK-Edward n. Harleston,
founder and first editor of the Pitts,
Durgh Courier, died recently in this
city. He was a native of Charleston,
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-10

Banyan Camp. Modern Woodmen
win give a card party and smoker af-
ter its regular meeting Thursday night
May S. Prizes Will be awarded.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-10
Germany's War Bill AS Outlined
In The Final Peace Treaty

o
Germany shall
P Pnn the the league que of nations. nations
Germany agrees territorial changes toward Belgium and Denmark and east Prussia
Germany slest Poland
Germany all her territorial and political outside
reduced 10 menin including officer
crmanf tsforh fifty hilmeene ofthe RACED
importation expectation and all nrontn tod
Allied occupation
bassp light torpedo
s s o' Ssr 'ssss , ' Bon a a:ss,.s
Hsaas SiSo s%s ' %s %' an.hs si Baltic
Germany Sany must ssS. sss nss5 r t ss
all damages governments
m beginning
Subsequent
s %a Py sP ssos sasss resources . s.,,.s regions.
Germany Germany mn revert to without discrimination
m
sa' s: sta B ses 5s oo s'"''"" of roads and rivers
a%naSv Be- s.d13s Ext
Ss@ssS s5 s ssss
$. ::i :.: : s;, s ;; % y
ssY sfoSiH p roS s PRUSSIA
Dsnzg psbdss
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f aaaPy s. ss s:, % a1ss
All goes OFranewit payment
sts' pA' o. i''n anu W."
SS ssH'As sa' R 'a a to Poland
8SS' 'E Rs'a peace
o BresI toyktr
TO o obain tio from Germany
remand o Boxend IDENTITIES
n
over Egypt
hal permitted German
be oya expiration years fo
70 etrors
taa german ss nn ia sssa s S and places S s
be fo of
trevoby
Germany Germany na' pay pay %y ts s sy ordered by her
dHS @ h pay nd dasS @ d no By da for @ fines ss6
o for O
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-10
~ 49, w AAG0hAg q NOs
Mrs. Geo. Harris, Sec'y
ODD FELLOWS AND RUTHS
THANKSGIVING SERMON
Sunday May IL, St. Paul A. M. E.
Church, 2 P. M, Rev. ]. s.
Woods d. D., Milwaukee, Wis.
to Preach

Solos. papers and special music by
the Choir The public is invited to be
present.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-10

Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Markus Of Wash
ington announce the birth Of a son
May 4. Mrs. Markus was formerly
Miss Bessie Garter Of Madison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
ASKS CITY FOR MONEY
TO ENTERTAIN TEACHERS
Council Finance Committee Listens 10
RcquI>t ror $3.50 for
Convention tSc.

Superintendent OF City Schools A. H.
Hill, j. .. Corley, representing the
Chamber OF Commerce, and j. j. Jones
and J. :. Levitt. representing the Re-
tail Merchants Association. appeared
before the Committee on Finance OF
the City Council last night and asked
that the CRY Council appropriate $3.50
to the fund for entertaining the CON
rention OF tho teachers OF Virginia.
who are expected 10 gather here about
Thanksgiving.
1t was Explained BY the speakers
that a total fund Of $4,000 would be
raised for the entertainment OF the
teachers, and that between 1000 and
1900 persons wd-e expected TO at
tend :he convention The matter Was
taken under consideration by the com
mittee.
After hearing some discussion the
committee voted 70 recommend an ap-
Precipitation % $3.50 20 psy Mrs F--d
Bremn>sr, 1901 Godtin Street for dam
age 10 her property caused by
change in The grade Of Chatnh-rlayila
Avenue. II vas cNplaine! that the
cnange had put The property IN a hole
and that wact+ cqisca1tly flows
through The hose.
The committee. follcwin- IS custom.
carly went into executive session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
CHURCH CONFERENCE HELD
Or. Rrginnld Potts Preside. nj Quar.
i"riy Meeting of South Rich
mOnd McthOdists.

Quarterly Conferences were held in
i"O Methodist churches in south Rich
fnoHf last night a. both Of which the
presiding elder. Rev. Reginald Potts.
- -, presided Tho first was held
~ Central Methodist Church. DR. Potts
>ping aft"rward to Decatur Street
nership Of both churches was present
~ tnr conferences.
Beginning tn" second Sunday In Oc-
'pb"r, "a series Of revival meetings
y DC hcid q, Central Methodist
.nIrrh ne. leader being Rev II. T..
IeT"rs. II i:Inporia
The building FUND campaign Is get
~ Wci! under way at West End
H''i.oHir' Church. The new church
"!'l be erected on The 10, adjoining
f'ankIin school which is church prop
e.. = "il! cost In the n"ighborhood
Trr pastor ., Yves, End Methodist
'avr.n Rev 4. J.. Carson. Will con
M. preaching at Laurel iii Church
tr iicnrieO County, three miles from
~ pr. Tor the remainder Of the week.
H ,'#'spu has been assisting the pas
'Dr ROY GroTH" r Hood. in a series
~ meetings. which began ton days
agp and which have been largely at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
RESTAURANTS MUST LABEL
THEIR COLD STORAGE EGGS
Food Commis>ioner Purcell Drawing
Up Regulations for Operation
Under New Inv Passed.

Restaurants which use cold storage
eggs. meats or other produce from tfc
packing houses vii. nave TO 50 specify
on their bills OF fare after Nond- s.
next. according to the Statc'ucn, Of
Benjamin l.. l'urccN comm SiOuc- OF
the state Food and Dairy Commission
yesterday
Printed regulations Of the cold s,o--
age law are being worked owl -ow
by the commissioned, and b.. announced
YESTERDAY that The bi w!.l 20 into
effect next week.
The law compelling rcstaurauters TO
mark their food when taken from
storage houses also applies 10 rroc.rs
and merchants dealing in this line al:
goods.
Another practice which Mr Purcell
said had been discovered Vas THAT Of
dipping cold storage Eggs 10 lime 10
make them Whlte SO tUHi they would
look like the fresh country product
and foisting them Of as fresh coun-
Many oihe5 ,hinss H. conner'ion
considered and ways aud means 20
handle the situation are bong per
Mr.. Purcell just returned 20 Rich
mond Monday from New York where
he has beer, at'yudinF ,no national
convention OF food and drug on Gals.
OF which ne wac president last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
w. L. PRINCE Is ELECTED
HIGH SCHOOL SUPERVISOR
Succeeded ms Icnrico County Supcrin-
tendcnt by :. {. Cooper. of
Charles City.

SUPERINTENDENT, OF schools OF Henrico
County. was appointed state super
visor OF high schools at the regular
meeting Of the State Board of Educa
ton which held an all-day session
supervisor Of the schools Of Charles
city. James city and New Kent Coun-
tics. will succeed Mr. Prince super
int"ndcn, OF the Eenrico schools.
=. V Mcrediti. Of Richmond. was
appointed TO fiji out the uneXpired term
Of Ar.uistcad &. Gordon. resigned. Oh
the state Library Board. and DR.. Lyon
g. Tyler, Of Williams burg, was reap-
pointed Il member Of the State Library
Board
y number Of district and county
supcr.rtcndents Of schools were APP
pointed. Large delegations OF friends
accompanicd some of these and filed
tn" lobby Of tho headquarters Of the
board ~ 6 North Main Street while
IN" board was in session
J. T. Rove was appointed supcrin-
i"nden' Of schools of GoOchlaud and
, 'umher!and Counties. He was opposed
by II. t.. fulchcr and T.. G. Cottrell.
\ l.. Bennett had no opposition in
Alh"marlc and Rev Thomas T. Baker
vas appointed superintendent Of the
King George schools TO succeed James
Ashley. deceased.
Whit Y. ".ytou will continue as act
ing crint"ndcnt oc Stafford
All the members Of the board were
present except Governor Davis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
.CITY's FIGHT To FORCE
OLD PHONE RATES BEGINS
Question Of Jurisdiction Arcucd Be
fore State Corporation Commits.
sion ~ Attorneys
ANDERSON PRESENTS vIEws
Declares F~r-Wsr Charges Instantly
Became Effective When lanes
Had Been ScfHr-ncA IN Owners
City Council Passed iS
olutsou.

RteArord's HsAt - fo--, ;se Chess
reaSe sr5 T'o;or>s> ~cfe->,-e son
raaN - -eSacs secs = = 7re-wa- HSS,s
aessa ~aS c-'sv >aS-2-e Ast,ra
no So: NS-r,-s.e,1 cc~1,s s,1
wAieA 3AS;>a :-o=, - e't,rc6 ia ,Ac
mo71i2s u2;:- o'el,~S IN Sc evening.
with $ sho-: - - 'u-cH whs7
the hearing WIS ovc7 re S;.,tc lo--
porstton Comu,!ssjon save :Ac a;;o--
ncys connected with The case :~o
weeks 70 f.c their 5rie:s and 70 de-
c!sion will be made Tor a; icas: this
length OF time
Whether the state Corporation Com
mission or the City Council has tho
right OF jurisdiction over the telephone
company became the main theme OF
the whole hearing and almost all the
argument bore directly on this point.
Anderson Argues Cit!'s Cnsc
Colonel George Wayne Anderson. AS
sietant City Attorney. spoke for an
telephone company Yesterday morning
and for forty minutes Yesterday after
noon In his arEumcn; he said that the
pre-war rates of the telephone com:
pany instantly became effective when
The lines were returned 10 their own
crs, and the CITY Council passed its
resolution and he asserted that during
ZIG past ~ ~ l1rUIhS ltt ieleD0oIC
company has clearly violated this con-
tract by charging the wartime rates.
and that they were unlawfully col
scctinE the higher toll charges.
The Assistant City Attorney also
argued that the Corporation Commits
sion was without authority in the mat
ter and tina; tho city held complete
mower to deal with the company within
tho corporation limits.
Presents Compnuy's Views.
Attorney John = Esslcston argued
for two hours. laying the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Companys
view of the matter before the COM
mission. The representatives OF the
telephone company maintained that the
commission only has Jurisdiction to tX
rates in Virginia. and asked that the
Postma-Stcr-G encralS schedule be con-
tinued in force until final action on
its request for new rates. which was
made some time ago, but which has
not been considered. was acted upon.
The petition for Increased rates roade
by the company 10 the Corporation
Commission includes all lines owed
by IL over tho state.
No matter which way tire case Is de-
cided, IL IS almost certain that tho
case will I've appealed 10 the supreme
Court, ii was learned yesterday. Rep
resentatives OF the city say they will
appeal in case the decision 5 lost and
the telephone company will do like
wise, IL is said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
SEEK AID OF MINISTERS
IN EARLY CLOSING FIGHT
H"tnil Clerks Claim Lntc Saturday
Hours Keep Them From At
tending Church.

Rlchmonds Ministerial Union will be
called upon 10 join the Retail Clerll's
Association in it's fight for o'clock
closing OF clothing and Shoe stores ON
Saturday nights.
Preachers are TO he asked 10 uso
th"ir influence in pcrsuadinc store
kccperS TO close early on the grounds
t'tat church congregations viii bo in
creased, late closing hours being re-
SpohSlhie IN measure, - Is said for
many store workers staying in bed
on sunday mornings. instead OF getting
to services.
Decision to enlist tho aid Of the
MINISTER'S was made at meeting Of
tho Retail Clerks Association In Nrur
phys Hotel last night II VAS pointnJ
OUT last night that all retail cIothiu..
ana shoe stores IN Richmond .yrrn,
one clothing establishment ana NO
cnaIn Sho" stores, have agreed uDon
IN. O'Clock closing plan
ialiors' committee from the .iour-
hsEmen Tailors' Association appeared
b,iorr IN" clerks and asked ncir h,Ip
IN vi MINIS STRIFE Of bushclmcn ,,n-
p!oEed IN retail clothing stores
An organizer has been obtained by
,h' associAi!on. and it IS planned to
boost the mem bcrship 20 5000 An
"T"Hch.S OF retail clerks I'm the civ
arc 70 u" included and each is 10 hay.
separate night 70 meet, With onlv
NO" anu tncn a genera! meeting Of
;ne union. It is planned 10 taxi -,
"|trE O!arch Of retail clerks
10 40 inns & monster mass Injecting
q an prospective members with an
ei,a3orai program % speakers is
planned "!tt.n Il iew weeks ri yrbi,I
lh.e u is noped 10 double or treble .ha
P''N'!l mem h"rShlp Of the union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

rc--'-- Governor Henry c s;ua-; ~. en-
ana : ~ sAe,llsa; hs,l;s at rr,ssu,
Amons new. members q N, Gaeal:y q the
!k.Snt'3,@d c,tN schools 'his year IS Mrs
'o+ N music = 'hS Htea'nond system
POSI- F@a nsr! havc S r. ,gaT2S,cd taT parGs
Church ,6n;sh, =; ei5tE s Thl Srr NJ r.
IGs"!s %:TS i, nan BY me E2rnss, w%FsG3-s
Eg7-ns,'e cTandaiI and Ms s''' Marr ME-
y nere1. ,n25o-'nan, . sou,s Mu,
5n" r. the 1se 9s law oB g. 6T eharF Of VIZ
T i Vas Soss, s., d, moFnns At so osGeN
Court this morning.
S ,nl;. and Frank Green. sixteen. Who eay.
& nig eh'f by as hd ~, We're arrrs;~1
STS 5ins and Gn Gr! ,hG nropert OF ne
rh"y ar" Ec GH'hI ca h Gra ,bd o ~ e t
juvenile and pomoNie Relations curt.
'Ff by V5 6a oa'a49 n coal be
a r4'eGi rb, ~ AssGS'aii9n !, Wa announccd
dent OF the association heca ,so /, i
On. Ioni n!"rrhant here has contracted for
WAS stated by Mr.. Merchant.
h".scr l.. Jennings has been elected high
priest OF inc TEMPT" ROYAL Arch NnsOns
No. ~ Other officers elected for tho OF
S,uht year are Leo Gr"cncbaum king: g
W i'lrocSmorton. scribe: SAM steiner
Ir,asur.r' William Neinhcimor secretary;
HSiTsvh wallace. captain Of host. phiiip
-. meyer. principal Soiourucr: Manly T.
fr'h'; r"yai arch captain: J. \ Otoy. Rov
=, y. LThNatt. master of wells. Jacob I,cwif
It"N. Il. y Calisch. Pm u. chaplains sam
Jacobs steward. ~ w. Baker. purvcyor.
Major loscnh T.c Masurior. aid to Adm.
.an' General stern. left last night for Ro,-
iokc 10 muster company Of Infantry I'M ~
ne Mati"nal Guard tonight Word was 20
.'IS"u a, TN" acknowledgements of'tc. vns
i"rday that infantry company is hcin.
l"rrlcd ~ SUFFOLK under the direction OF
M'IGr William 7. Johnson and ar.-,in =
iS,"tkSi"nc. II - undecided whether IN.
h."Iksi"nc unit Will hc infantry or coast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Formal opening OF Medical Col
leSe cf Virginia In auditorium OF
t"iirS" Itall mt Tenth aud MARSHALL
streets at noon.
W"mau'> AUXILIARY ~ Grny>' As
s""iati"u mcrt> NJ Gra.>' tr,norS
Ra>chaIl-rIkn l<ria ~. Rcd Men
boulevard tictd. H;:ib. t'ir>r al
home games between kichmond.
Norfolk and a>hinSIon for tho
trt-CitN iitlr.
Celebration OF "C"n>titution Day"
in Jefferson auditorium At S:l5
Hearing before the River. liar
HHr and Docs Committee of tho CITY
I "nnCh ~ the pctitiou NJ the Nc,,
York. baltimore and Richuoud
Steamship Company TO operate n
steamship line between baltimore
and New York. AT -.
convention ~ Richmond Nssocta-
ton Of Tire Insurance lndcrwri,-
eT>. hArhcr Of Commerce. at 10.
lyric. : :.iu. y and $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
GIVES BUILDING FOR 5 YEARS
Church Donnt~s Js~ of Property AZ i22S
East Brond street to school
for Social Work.

br Ennion q. Williams and John
- IIller Jr.. representing the School
NJ Social work and Public Health. and
lDhu ". Taylor. representing The vcstry
~ TIC Monumental Church. announced
y"Hi"rday the completion OF the ar
raHgcnrut whereby the church donates
10 To" rchool fon~ tho next five years
III. exclusive usc Of the building at
I2.> EAT Broad Street The property
IN ncX, door 10 the church and diago-
nnlly across from the Memorial Hos
plia,
occupied quarters on the second and
AMI during the pas, two years has
third noorN Of the Juvenile Court
building on Capitol street The num-
Der Of BtudcntB has grown so rapid,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
DR.. o. S. SMITH. OF PALMYRA.
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Graduate Of Medical College OF Viz
Einin md known One of
States Leading PhYNicianS.

Or. O. : Smith, rfty-ivc years OF
age, OF Palmyra. fluvanna County.
OF chronic stomach trouble. Dr.
Smith was graduate of the Virginia
Medical College ana is survived by :,
wife, who was Miss Matte Tailey, and
ten children. OF. Of whom is Miss
Clcmcntinc Smith. Of Richmond.
DR.. Smith has been in declining
health for some time. friends say. lie
was one Of the leading physicians In
tn. state. No definite arrangements
have been made for funeral services
yet. but il was said that they would
probably take place this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
FIRE INSURANCE MEN MEET
tununl Convention of
Richmond Association Opens
Here To-day.

The twenty-hrst annual contention
OF the Richmond Association or Fir.
INSURANCE Underwriters VIII hcpiu rs
sessions this morning az DO u.rlorE
at the Chamber Of CommcrC" Ru1diug.
be addresses hy c. $ Miller s.rr,
tary, of the National Association and
Colonel John i Saunders. Attorney
General.
AT ] O'Clock a luncheon vii bc given
at the Wcstmoreland Ciuh 10 rh. v.sf,-
ing agents under the aBSuirrS or ,r.
locap aeleg;tion .RUnus Parks II
Norfolk, is president OF ia" q sSocia'so,f
and A. L. Richa rdsou Of Richmond
secretary