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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
SECOND JURY DlSAGREES
IN MAIL CARRIERS TRIAL
D.. W. stephens Discharged Ia Gaze
Involving Alleged Theft
From Mall

For the second time tho jury in
the ease OF l.. w. Stephens tormcv
Richmond mail carrier, charged WISH
larceny from the United States mail.
could not agree and the case VAS DIS
missed in the United States District
Court yesterday. The frs; hearing
vas given at the ortGber term OF the
court.
4 decision Is expected today IN the
case Of Edward McCrae. formerly L
porter, at the Ms!i,. Strgec1 STATION.
who is charged WITH larceny o. clotn-
inS from the parcel, past s
Eight indictments were returned
yesterday by the grand jury. whNn
was dismissed, subject % the call o!
tho marshal. True bills were re-
turned as follows:
loha nickcrson. charged with IL
licl, dis;illinS; James w Moore.
Floyd Granville Brooks. Samucl H.. rs
Spade George Alfred Purdy and Will
lam Ice Racksdaic. all charged with
violation O: war r.sk Insurance ac;
Tom Winrkie. alleged removing o.
non-taSei liquors; Harris Brooks.
augustus Watson, Edward Weaver
ana Henry Harris. charged with IL
ncit dis;iiling: and l.. W yAive:-ou.
alleged Violation OF ihp white Slave
,act. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
"COLLECTORS' EVENING"
CELEBRATED TONIGHT
More Than 100 EtckinIs VIII suppl.
Material for Discussion by
Art Lovers.

Although the Robert Barton Payne
collection OF ctch!ngs, which has
been OF exhibition for more than q
week AT the atelie- OF Miss Nora
HOUSTON and Miss Adele Clarke. lis
East Franklin. Linden Row. has been
shipped back 10 the University of
Virginia. the ctchinss loaned for the
exhibit by Richmond collectors.
numbering more than Tao VIII supply
material for discussion at what has
been termed "Coiicctors' Evcnia.." 10
he celebrated tonight beginning at y
o'clock.
Stimulated by the discovery that
Richmond art connoisssurs possessed
duplicates OF many % the most noted
ctc!iin:a o. the Payne collection. be-
sides others which were even more
valuable from collectors point Of
view. the discussion fought o. the
ctcainSS loaned by Hichnoni people
and thos loaned ~ Kennedy. Of New
York. which Will MOI he taken down
antil saturday night, Will bc opened
by oliver J. Sands.
e. r. Thurmsn. Harry NJ. /iith. Jr.
Archer Jones. G. III. Weber. Miss
Julia Suiiy, and other Richmond con
noisseurs Will take part in tho dis
cussion OF the merNs o. the ctchinGe
in the exhibit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
ANDERSON NOTES APPEAL
IN TELEPHONE RATE CASE
Wiii Carry Question OF Jurisdiction
in Fixing Charges t0 Supreme
('nmrr.

Settlement o: the question Of
jurisdiction in the matter OF liking
rates in Richmond for telephone ser
vice Will rest finally with the Su-
prcmc Court Of Appeals.
colonel George Wayne Anderson.
Assistant Ctiy Attorney. notified John
: ErrlcSton. counsel Tor the Chcsa-
pcahe and Potomac Telephone Com
pAny OF Virginia, yesterday that he
would appeal from the decision oil
The state Corporation Commission
that il. and not the C!tf Council, is
charged under the law with fixing
rates, in Richmond Cor service render
cd by the company.
II is contended by the city that
it's rights in the matter are set oil,
in the contvac; IL has with the com
pany.
This basic question must be set
Tied before consideration OF the com
pany's petition FOR hiShe" charge o:
may be had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
LUMPKIN TO STAND TRIAL
Policeman Charged With Accepting.
Money for HrIcnHinE Seized Trunk
Comes before Chief TODAY

Polccman NJ. Il. I.lnpkin. charged
with accepting 500 from a Richmond
citizen TOR releasing a trunk seized
N liquor case. will be given "a near
ing before Chief of Police Shcri-, AT .
o'clock this afternoon. The specific
charge against the pa;rolman is con =
duct unhecominG AN officer. for which
he has been under suspension since
last June.
Lumrhin insisted on an oocn trial
ana the riEht to be represented lbs.
counsel and carried his fight to the
courts. He was upheld by Judge
Wells. OF Hastings Court. Part IT,.
but the Virginia Supreme Court of
Appeals reversed the lower court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
TO SPEAK IN WASHINGTON
Rev. u. IL. Nelson, Hichmond Minis.
ter, VIII Deliver Address on
"ChFIsiian Social Service"

Rev. Robert u. Nelson. OF the cdu-
cationa! section Of the state Depart
mcnt OF Socic! Hygiene. Of which DR.
". a. Brumiield is director, has been
asked 10 spcaI; in Bethlehem Chapc!
OF the Washington Cathedral. sunday
afternoon al o'clock. on Christian
Social Service"
Mr. Nelson is u brother OF the we'll
known Richmond physician. DR.. j
t;arnett Nelson. and during the pc
riod OF tho war was known as tho
most popula: SKY pilot at Caml
Lee Ills talk sunday in Washing
ton is in line with the plans Of the
Episcopal Church lor a department
OF Christian social service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
MEDICAL COLLEGE SENIOR
CLASS GRADUATES JUNE
Only fwenty-Sts in m-ucement
Exercises TO Finish Thu Year,
Due to New turriruJuu

Commencement exercises of The
Medical College OF Virginia viii take
place jane There arc twenty
six students IN the senior class Of
The school Of medicine this wear. the
change IN 'he curriculum from three
Y" four years being responsible for
This Comparatively small number.
There are only FIVE students in in.
Seni''r class OF til: school OF dem
t!S:ry. and tWenty-tiv in the school
% pharmacy.
Miss lnnis Steinmctx. OF canada
Is the only woman IA the senior
medical class this year ThGr. are
three Giris, however, in the senior
class i'll pharmacy Anon. the most
promising Of The second year stud
EMS in tho schoo! of dentistry are
| three Girs. who hail from Roanoke
Petersburg and Wyihcviilc THESE
! VIII he graduated next year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
COST VIRGINIA $4,000 TO
MOBILIZE STATE TROOPS
United Ststex VIII &c Asked to Pay
Expenses of Getting National
GMnrd Itcndy for War.

Claims OF Virginia against the
United States amounting approx
mately u S23.c00 for the mobilization
Of troops 10: the Mexican border and
The world war. were ordered to be
presented to the proper authorities
Yesterday at The meeting q: tho Mill
iary Boar OF N!rg inia. held in the
office OF Adjutant-c;enerai 10 Lane
stern. This board is composed of
General Stern. Colonel William III.
iNl. Major Joseph LeMasn.ier. and
Governor Westmorcland Davis.
General Stern stated that sliSo0
had been spent in the mobilization OF
,roo0S for the Mexican border. and
sll.4o0 FOR the mobilization Of troops
in tne world war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
. |! WITH DAMP d. III PLANK. ?!
WILL WIN, SAYS MARITIME.
FORMER United States Senator From
New Jersey Lauds,
~ Edwards.
SAYS DRY MAN Is DOOMED
DEGREES Intolerance OF Prohibition
aud Declares Candidate Who Is
Not Liberal VIM Lose Prcsi-
DENTAL Race.

America has gone ON n .ampAEe
{ asains; the Intolerance .: prohibit
ition. and defeat viii he The lot Of any
candidate this year for President
who is no; liberal in his. views on
this Ques: ion. and who does not run
on "a platform with a "da mp plank.
is the opinion of former United
states Senator James l.. (, MARITIME. OF
New Jersey.
Mr.! MARITIME. who was visiting
Richmond yesterday for the first
/. time In twenty years. does not be-
long TO The group. either. who stand
simply for II repeal or modification
OF the No!stead act. He is opposed
10 the Eighteenth amendment, und
hopes efforts 10 have IL declared un-
constitutional Will meet with success
Isl don; drink light wines and
beer, he said. hut enjoy An occa-
sional toddy II seems 10 me to be
the heighth Of Intolerance TO deprive
. everybody of privilege thai has
been abused by = few OF the whole
people
Life Long Democrat.
Though a LIE long Democrat. who
ciaims the distinction oc having
brought Woodrow Wilson. then Pres
idcnt OF Princeton University. out for
Governor OF New Jersey, Mr.. MARITIME
describes the proposed lcasue of ma
lions. SO far as the United states is
concerned. as 'hnresy bordering on
treason" THIS may enter into his
preference Tor senator James a.
Reed. OF Missouri. as tho Standard
bearer OF the Democratic party in
the presidential campaign this year.
,Incliuation 10 Reed. however, does
not keep Mr.. MARITIME from being
Staunch admirer OF the qualities cN-
hibted-by Governor. Edwards. or New
Jersey, who, he says. is a. man OF
real ability and despite his positive
stand against prohibition is 4 tee
tetler.
Edwards Cnndidsry strong.
The campaign being waGCd TO
make him the nominee Il, San Fran
lcisco," Mi. MARITIME said. may have
{ the effect, IL it does nothing else. 10
keep down the Bryan idea o. a bone
{ dry. platform. | used to he ~ Bryan
man, and am now b.ma;taiis;. but
his v!cws on prohibition. have driven
me away from him.
@ir. MARITIME said Richmond has de-
cclopcd Wonderfully as city since
he w3s here twenty years ago. lie
will DC here until tonight or iomor-
row.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
WOMAN is CONVICTED
Mrs. Eula wilkes Sentenced 10 Three
Years Prison Term on Big
-. nmy (harEc.

f'leadins guilt 10 3, charge OF Big
!" ny, Mrs. Euia wilkes. alias SaaIG-
crs. alias Avis. aas convicted and
sentenced 20 three years In the peni-
tenttary in Hastings Court ycsicr-
DAY. Sentence was suspended until
June in the hope shat way may
be found, Oh; OF the legal taug!e.
IL was alleged that ME-. Wilkes
married II. r.. Saunders while .tiil
the legal wife OF Gi!mer Wilkes Thc
3ooi.ce, 1T is said, are invost!gatiRn +
report of an alleged third marriage
Mrs. Wilkes was released in the
sum o. $500. a. IL. Th!crman acting
surety "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
DAYLIGHT. SAVING HERE !.
IS KILLED IN COMMITTEE
Councilman Morgan II. Mills With
draws support to Measure In
tr0duccd by Self ut Request,

Daylight, saving for Richmond wax
killed by the Council Committee ON
Ordinance at q public hearing last
night. Councilman Morgan f. Mills,
who introduced the measure on re-
quest. recommended that it be an
proved because Il recent trip to New
York convinced him that anything
less than a universal daylight law
was impracticlblc.
The New York law. he said. had
created endless confusion, which ba
did not wish to see duplicated in
i;ichmOnd. Mr.. Mills disclpimcd pcr-
Sonal responsibility for the measure
After hearing from IF. l.. Speucc,
who represented Richmond Lodge No.
10. of the International Order or
Mach!nistB. whose membership ag-
groSates more than 1000 NJ. l..
Johns. recently elected member or
the City Council from Jefferson
Ward. who said he represented Sow
cral contractors. Fast End busincs,
mon and members Of the fair sex
| who objected TO having to arise an
hour earlier TO get their menrolk
OFF TO work. and *. l.. Finley. man
aGcr Of the Broadway Thcater, who
represented the moving picture in
tcrcsts of Richmond. the committee
without II dissenting voice, voted to
reject the measure.
No one appeared I'm advocacy or
the measure and the committee nut
| the question to "a vote and sent the
proposal 10 it's death without further
ado.
y letter from the Virginia Boat
Club. the members OF which approved
/ the measure. declared that, 10 "a man
| IL would vote against tho members
OF the committee who opposed the
, ordinance. The letter was written be-
7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
WILL DISCUSS BOLSHEvISM
DOhtOn Author aEd Lecturer 10 Speak
Here Kennedy for Krd
A;sitatiOn.

David Cioldstein. author. knights
OF Columbus lecturer and debater,
will deliver an address; at III" City
Auditorium on the might OF April ~
on "Boishev!sm: What |, j.: The
Remedy for 1t
Mr.. Goldstcin was the first candi-
date for Mayor OF Boston on the So
cialisi ticket. Af:erward. he eN-
pcrienced q change ~ heart and
withdrew his support entirely from
the Socialist movement in Mass:
cauSetts. His address is not TRADE
aGa:ns. the Reds" but rather . CON
structive presentation Of the subject.
il is claimed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
>nnoun.. M.morin, Dny rlnu.

NtINOFlaI DRY VIII De WDstF| 81!
Monday, MAJ IL this gear. since May
80. The usual day 70" these services.
falls on Sunday. Mrs. Norman Y.
Randolph president OF the Holly
wood Memorial Association, am
bounced yesterday. Sunday night.
May 30. the annual sermon will be
preached from the pulpit OF the Sec
ond PRESBYTERIAN Church, the mem :
bers o. the association attending in
Il body. An Invitation will be cX-
tended the American Legion. Rich
inond Posi- No. !. to he present aud
participate in the exercises, by Mrs.
u. \. Elenner. chairman o: tho pro-
Hram. She announced that she had
secured an out -of-town speaker for
the occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
TO SETTLE CARS FARE
0nc-ninn Tyne Mny lie Driven From
streets II Nunnnlly Revolution
Is AIoptrd.

The Council Committee on Streets
viii meet Monday night at S o'clock
for tho purpose OF considering the
Nunnai!y resolution providing for
separate entrances for whites ard
blacks and Il two-man crew on all
street cars The measure Is aimed
at the! so-callcd safety. or one man
cars, and. IL adopted. viii result In
driving this particular type OF cars
from the streets OF Richmond
The hour OF Mondays meeting wa.
changed from o TO o'clock. in order
To accommodate those who might
wish 10 appear in advocacy or in
opposition to the onC-man cars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Passover services mt Beth Ah"-
bah Temple. ~ and S:io.
.Chiucse Evening" nt parish
house OF irntcnarS Methodist
Church. $3.50.
!Acca Patrol dance and exhibition
drIll mt Blues, -ArmOry, S;;Io.
"CoIIertor.' Evening" mt nteiier.
rs I;nst Franklin. Linden Row, y.
Public reception nj Murphy's tio-
tel 10 Enmonn de Nnlern, u.
Richmond-Virsi nia League vs..
Richmond College, boulevard Field,
4.
John Murshali High school ca
Diet battalion fuil-dress purndc,
William Byrd Park. t:;6.
Debate William and Mary against
Rlchniond College. Richmond Col
lego auditorium, S:iI.
Lyric, vaudeville. $3.50, 1:45 and
a,3O.
strand. "SIeepinE Partners" $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
TEST NEW PUMPS
e"cntis-PurrhaScd Equipment Ia As.
sianrd Z" Various Engine Houses
CIV.

T"o additional motor hooks and
ladders were added TO the Richmond
flre Dcparimcn; yesterday, one OF
which has been assigned TO Engine
Company 40. 10. Il, Broad and Lom-
hardy streets, snd the other to En-
ginc Company No. ., on lower Main
Street
The department, yesterday tested
Out Il. 100 "a Hon pumping engine
and ono Of .5o-Ea!lon capacity with.
IL IL stated. satisfactory results. The
LOCO gallon machine has been assign
cd 20 Engine Company No. Z. and the
,5v- gallon engine 10 Engine Compa ny
40. =. esq
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Grnuts NrIt of Error.

The supreme Court OF Appeals
granted yesterday a writ OF error and
s;ipcrscdeaS TO James hopkins. re-
cciver :or the Illinois Surety Com
pany. iusolvent, against whom action
for settlement was brought in the
Circuit cour. OF the City OF Richmond
by the Commonwealth, at the relation
OF Joseph Button. state Commissioners
OF Insurance. Appeal is made from
the confirmation by the court Of the
commissioners report.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Judge richardson Again auaiih-s

Judge David Crockett Richardson,
OF Hastings Court. yesterday qualified
for a term or eight years. Judge
Crump. OF Law and Equity Court.
administering the oath. The new
term w!ll begin in February. 1921.
Judge Richardson was the una n!mous
choice OF Democratic caucus of the
General Assembly when il was in scs-
sion recently. The jurist was yes
tcrday the recipient Of the consratu-
lations and oscillations Of Judge
Crump and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Federal Court Reversed.

q The United States Circuit Cour, Of
hppeals yesterday reversed the de-
sS:.sJon Of the District Court! at Green
SFille.i'S. &C. I'm the oaso, OF Percy Ed
wards. - prosperous farmer, con-
S3teted on p, charge ef 1neinE igofetn-
g5eas h5 s,,s Edysras iiyed s''far
s fssrm, tn The government. When the
1,fnlp waf ordered abandoned the
Reg inlcnt remained on
Tho s1anG % Edwards lie took six
lssales of lay from 81 shed on his prop.
Issrty Which he thought was aban-
.3oned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Guard omcerS Resign.

Adjutant- General Stern announced
yesterday that the designations OF
First Lieutenant Charles T.. Moran
and Second Lieutenant iI0man w.
Walsh. OF the Firs. Company. Nir-
rinia National Guard. have been ac-
ccptcd. First Lieutenant James r.
Grove and Second Lieutenant Bo!rnc
Stcdmdu were appointed yesterday 70
The vacancies. First Lieutenant
ITuran L. Allen ana First Lieutenant
Charles r.. jackson have been as
signed to the Eighth and Second
Companieg. rcspectiNcly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Injured Man Say. lie VIA. nobbed..

y. j. SColman, of CHARLES City
equity, VINO was struck and knocked
unGopscjous by street car on We'd
nesday, complained 70 ting rolice yes
Nrdsy. OF being robbed Of SAL before
rtsafhins hi. senses. Co,man is re.
ported--ps Gnpro.jrs ri: the Memorial
Hospital. where nc was taken for
treatment. The police have no clue
as 10 VIII" could have taken tho money
and think II may have been lost by
the man before he!nS struck or have
slipped from his pocket afterward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Final Passover service.

Final services of Passover Week
viii be held today in Beth .thahah
Synagogue al ! o'clock, when Or.
l. y. Caiisch Will speak on The I'm
broken Line" Tonight. he will
spcak on Fundamentals uf Faith
at $40 O'Clock, and he Will preach
again tomorrow morning at II
o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
ren Eln.L FOR Trafflc XioIntion,.

Ten victims of the traffic rcsula-
ton requiring all vehicles 10 come to
a complete stop at Pine and Grace
streets were fined $: and costs each
by Justice Crutchficld yesterday. The
ones who took Il chance were Mrs.
j.. W. Gricc, l.. III. Barker. Ernest
Erdi. j. 4. Gregory, .. J.. Andre VS..
W. NJ t'nppcn. Il. IIutZlcr ]. ". Jones,
Dr. George Il. Font and i. NJ. Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
.,,,ane.c Minister to Speak.

Rev. Paul l<anamori. of Japan.
recognized as one OF the greatest
preachers Of his race. VIII be at
Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning at II O'Clock. This
CONGREGATION is worsiiipinE i'll Bin
ford Junior High School pending the
completion Of its new church on
Monument Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Church Choir Entertained.

Rev. aud Mrs. ". II. Burkhardt
entertained the choir of Grace Epis-
copal Church Thursday evening at
their home on Park Avenue. The
occasion was informal, but thorough
ly enjoyed. After a number OF musi-
cal numbers were given. tempting
cfreshncniS were served in COURSES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Hard Dl.mi..ed o. POLICE Court.

Complaint against G. l.. Hart. so
years old, was dismissed in Police
Court yesterday. judge Crutchheld
ruling that there was no evidence
showing that the young man had
intent to defraud Sam Pinchcrsky,
grocer, by use Of y worthless check.
The amount involved WAS $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Fulton Pastor Itc.Irn.

Rev Hugh Fitzpatrick. lEistor or
Fulton Presbyterian Church. has re-
signed ms Passionate, here to take
charge Of the Presbyterian Church
st Lynnhavcn in connection with /,
mission In South Norfolk II. Will
leave Richmond June l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

l.Ght ana COLO: AID :uusic vii! feature
I!i' dance 10 br SiTc:i tonieht by Acga
i"i""i hnd band IN the Blues Arn,orv
.A",a Te;np!s band will be Ioca;ed a; ons
end o. the S!eat d.ii! ha.! ard the lar
bzHd b! the ofhc-. The gay is.zes q
The !a"mbe3s %, the Shrine vii! add q
ins'!vc Iaic Of colo. Ia the mc=r- crowd
Ihc Sh;i1n!S cNrc~t ih~ there Wi. be an
MHasu" ~ large ATTENDANCE. Arcs Patrn
vi! G.fH. Al exhibition dri.i in fnli uni
form $50 ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
t.rnnd Larceny Case propned.

When the cast of Frank Huff.
charged with grand larceny. was
called I'm IustinGs Court yesterday
IL was nol-proSSed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

PoS.naSte. Hay =. Thornton yesterday
r:ceiy"d a, letter from Captain Charles
W. S,",%e. formerly Office in charge OF
iH- *E."ton sIpp.y depot. in Richmond
dhd HON. located at the Wilbur Wright
NJ Snpri% Depot. Fairfield. Ohio. Cap.
'e'n Sio!2c expressed q desire in his let
T. 10 rar v.Sit 10 his Richmond friends
aad :ays thar he in;c.ds 70 spend his
N"tsioa IN visiting friends in RirhmonI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

Members OF the Federation Of Mothers
clubs and Ta:cnt-Tr.chc- A.aocia lions OF
RichnoEd went on record at e called
meeting WrdneSda? as unan!nous.y DIS
apatovinE cf pab.!c dances a. inccn.is.
Gent with the principles OF child welfare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

Major Richard H-trn-. OF the Indus. RID
Commission OF Virginia. yesterday. rcturi-
81 from Norfolk. SuEry Courthouse and
Sm!thiie.d where he hat hc-u trying
cases Major Brt:ac expects 10 return
today 70 Sn!thisid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

d.. l.. q. l.. Miller wiil address the
Phnrin.ren;ic"i Association OF the M-di-
ca. College -; NirG!nia at tho regular
meeting, which viii h.. held In Co..c.e
Hall on April IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Governor Davis yesterday iciicit;,icL
Mayor Ains!it upon the i.ttci'S rrnoni'
nation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

Two new poS'mast.rs have bccn APP
pointed in NirEinia, accor1in. IL u notice
i.cclved at the officc OF Pnsimas ,cr Hay
q; Thornton yesterday from Washington.
Ihc! ar. Tcnnyaon Hutchinson, Lyons.
and Charles l.. Garth. P.oih:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

Hui. ChinE YennE. native. az China,
VIII be the speaker at. Chinese even
ms Blamed by the women OF Centenary.
Methodist church. Tho entertained Mt
Will tAho place this afternoon at 500
O'Clock and Nj women OF the congr.ga =
Ton are expected TO he present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

Kccnt the magician. will give an en-
ter,ainment in th4 .ldi;.:ium ~ the
Robert r. Ice S.hoo. tonight at S:ij
O'clock for tho benefit Of the Parent
rea cheers Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

Library ~ thH late DR.. " =. NatheWs
! iorm.r incinb.r OF the board OF ,iirec.
h h q Ne M.dleAl College y. N. G. A..
na\r been given to College, Hall by Mrs
Ms'heWs. There are more than 200 OF
!he Volumes, forming the nucleus OF what
~ hoped 20 y; an "NcciI-n. library for
M ht ose or the students OF the Medical
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

By request. he Easter music will be
s.rpcs'td =, Graes i:p!scopa! Church on
Surda! A. O'Clock Sunday night two
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

7 Harris Hart. State Superintendent of
frh!ir instruction; l.mes " liillman
supervisor OF teacher training. and George
tive education in Virginia. len yesterday
Ia st.end the superin;endents' meeting at