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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
BATHERS AND Photographs
3 GIVE RISE TO COMPLAINTS
Morniists object Ia Fair Sex Wcnd-
4 ing Way Ia shields Lake Clad
in bathing Suits.

Richmond police have received com
plants from would be rcGormcrs'' in
the community that members of the
fair sex anu others are In the habit
of gpins through the streets Of the
city en- route to Shields Lake clad
In bathing suits and occasionally Il
raincoat.
Atlantic city authorities have been
asked 10 furnish a copy OF an old
ordinance that was in force in the
New Jersey city some time ago. for
bidding the appearance of hathcrS so
attfred on the streets or boardwalks.
x Director Myers. OF the department OF
Public safety. gave il as his oTinon
last night that Their. is no ordinance
here now under which bathcrs can be
prosecuted
1t has been suggested that of
lenders could he prosecuted under
blanket charge Of hisorGcrly CON
duct. hut ii is not Thought that pub
lie opinion would stand for such
action unless indecent exposure was
proven.
Complaints also have been reach
ing Police Headquarters OF phouo-
( graphs being played In observation-disclosures
at late hour at night II was
learned, however. that nothing can he
done about this unless the nciChbors
sign n petition. declaring the rlay-
ing of the talking machines" pub
lie nuisance and the chief OF Police
approved the complaint
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
INSTALL COUNCILLOR
e. g. Bouitmau IL Choice Of Liberty
Council. M. IL, Junior order
United American Mechanics.

&. g. Eool<man was Installed as
councillor Of Liberty Council No. -.
Junior order United American Me
chaniCs, at a recent meeting by a. l..
Sampson. past state councillor. Rev.
l.. T. Smith WAS installed as vice
councillor: w j. Morrissctt. record
ing secretary: w. w. Tolcr. assistant
recording secretary: W. II. Marshall.
financial secretary: c. q. FuIua,
treasurer: l.: T.. hudson, conductor:
George : Barrett. chaplain: H. e.
Jennings warden; J. II. drill, inside
sentinel: y. T.. Nunnally. outside
sentinel; 7. : Jarrett. Il. Il. Robert
son and j. NJ Harding, trustees.
Elected MT! -onc consecutive times
is the record Of AIR. Morrissctt as sec
rotary for the last Twenty-Five years.
FIFTY councillors have passed throuc h
the chair during his tenure. which
began just before William Jennings
Bryan was preparing his famous
"croSS-roads" speech.
About $40 members now belong TO
Liberty Council. which for the last
nfttccn years has been the banner
council Of the Junior order in Nir-
g!nia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
JEWELLERS TO MEET
Virginia Association VIII Hold An.
huhi Convention In RichIuonI
July IL ami n.

The annual convention OF tho Vir
Einih Retail Jewellers Association
vi! be held IN Richmond July ~ and
is, with the Richmond Hotel a. CON
Nentioa Headquarters
May? George A!nslic VIII deliver
the address O.: welcome Monday
morning at II o'clock. followed ~
Ine RESPONSE ny NJ Harrison. prcsi.
dent OF the Virginia Retail Jewelers.
A ASS, ., =. RA.sow. ;scrctary.
WI! explain the Ggestiau box. which
IS TO be conducref cficn Gav an
nual reroris OF The officers. standing
committees and ,wcnty-four knrnt
clubs will be made
q Leo iicnebry viii deliver an nd
dress on Co-opcrative ADVERTISING AZ,
el:30 O'clock Luncheon will he
served AZ the Country Club of Viz
&Einia and an automobile r!dc 10 poir,; {
iin and about Richmond is heinz ,i,,n1
med: a banquet viii be hold NnnGnI.
night a. o'clock III the Hotel Eich,
mond. -o''
First NIcc- Prcsldent Joe Alien wll,
! preside ut the meeting Tuesday. when
report Of commuters on rSs6IiutInn.t.
viii b" made. and The question box
Aopenec. IN election OF n.w ofIHcrt
viii ne held AND the selection Of rha
y adjournment '''''-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
THREE GOOD BOATS FOR
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE
Traffic Committee OF Chamber of
9 Commerce Inspect Vessels and
y Terminals for Now Venture.

Several terminals for the proposed
steamship line between Richmond and
New York were looked over by a COM
mittco OF the traffic committee in
charges OF details for the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce. although no
decision was arrived at yesterday.
= Three boats are under observation
for use in The proposed route. AL
though it was originally planned to
use only two. IL is probable that all
three viii hc used, While the vessels
suitable for the service must be OF Il
type that can easily navigate tho
shallow river channel. they must also
be OF sufficient size and character of
construction for scagoinC and coast
wise travel. steamers OF large tom
mage will also he necessary, due 10
the freight traffic
Originally, $1,000, 600 would have
been needed. hut since tho Withdrawal!
of Norfolk from the project, steamers
can be operated directly between
Richmond and New York. with ,2roh-
able stops a City pcin; and Ncwpor;
News. the 'Csaital may lie reduced
accordingly. No definite statement as
TO the amount OF capital that VIII ho
needed can bc made. however. until
MT. Parrish announces the pur-
chase price OF steamers and the cost
OF terminal facilities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
APOPlEXY CAUSES DEATH
J. \. Carter. Veteran prnItcntiary
Guard. Expires While Guarding

OF tho death OF J. II. Carter. a vet
eran guard at the Virginia Penitcn-
t;ary who died yesterday while
Keeping watch over a prisoner in a
condemned cell in the pcnitcntiary.
Mr.. Carter Nwas seated just outside
ot the eel! OF John H. Williams. Il
l.ynchhugE negro, uuGcr sentence Of
death FOR the murder OF q LynChburs
policeman, when the prisoner no
iced that something had happcaed
70 Mr. carter. AsS:stan; SuDcrin-
tendent Sam Smith was called and
found the guard dead in his chair.
Williams waS TO have died in the
chair Wednesday, but recently got a
stay OF sentence when the state SUI
premc Court agreed 10 review his
case, Nh. Carter lived at ~ Sout n
Harrison street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
ENTER NAVY SCHOOL
Those Enrolling for Three Months
Service VIII Bc Discharged

\ guarantee that each enlisted hoy,
enrolled for the three months scrv-
ice in the navy summer school at
Hampton Roads, beginning July II,
vii! be discharged by September |.
Will be given by Lieutenant Com
mander llooEewcrff. i'll charge OF the
Richmond recruiting station, he an
nouEccd yesterday.
The latest recruits secured are
Frank Leslie Grigg. 800 Randolph
street. and Paul Chester Pearson. of
Enfield. Va. Walter Zen Burroughs.
260I East Marshall street, has made
application. but has not been sworn
in as yet.
An unlimited number of boys from
lG tn 20 will be accepted for the
school at Hampton Roads, although
the R!chmoDd district had been al
loited twenty-five boys originally.
Six weeks Actual training and a va
cation pron;ahly spent is the promise
held ouu by Commander liooEcwcrn
to thos. taking advantage of the
offer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
CONGRESS TO
Be HELD IN LYNCHBuRG
Ncspcr Services Will &c Conducted
Each Evening by Rev. }. Is.
Hunicy, OF Richmund.

Especial TO The Times; Dispatch0
IfNcHBuRG, July S.-Thc third
congress OF the Disciples of Christ OF
Virgins, 10 be held ut LynGhburg
college July 1923 is expected TO at
tract a much larger attendance than
heretofore. because the dates are
nearly month later than the former
congresses. the later date having been
selected so rs TO enable farmers TO
attend.
DR.. |. J. Spencer. Lexington. Ky.
viii open each day with IA Bible
study. This will be followed with a
mission study by Charles Darsie.
Miss Eta Nunn will lead II discus
sion each morning on the church
and the community lawn and At 1890
o'clock addresses VIII be made by
speakers OF national rcputc.
Rev. j. IL. Iiunlcy. Richmond. will
conduct campus vcspcs service each
evening at I o'clock. and a, night
strong addresses Will bc given by
Rev. ~. +. l.utz. Or. w. NJ For
rest. University Of NirGin!a; W. NJ.
Normeni;, Or. Early Whitley. Wash
inGton: Rev. George y. Miller. Wash
inrton: Mrs. Anna X. Atw"tcr. In
dianapolis: Rev. i. \. cave. Washing
ton. Or. L. y. Abbott. st. Louis. and
Rev. Il. Il. Baghy, Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
W. MEADE ADDISON HEADS
NATIONAL BANK
Succeeds Richard II. Smith, Who Is
Elevated to Active Chairman
shin of IDnIti.

w. Meade Addison. vicc-prcsidcnt
OF the First :Ja;.onal BanH.> was
elected yesterday afternoon president
of the Planters National Bank, to
succeed Ilchard H. Smith. who has
been promoted TO tae active chair
mansh.p o! the board. lie will as
sumo tnc duties OF has new office III
August. NO action has btru taken
by the board OF the f!rst National TO
name successor 10 Mr. Addison.
MIR. Addison. who pcgan his bank
ing career about Twenty-Five years
ago III a clerical position with the
Citizens Bank OF Kicamond. is Il ma
i've OF Richmond. and has always
later rcorSaiIHcd ana operated as
the Citizens Exchange Bank, and in
August. 1899, was consolidated with
the National Bank OF Virginia., Mr.
new institution.
Cashier untiI Merger.
In Ausust 1904. he was elected
Cashier and continued to hold that
position until tnc consolidation OF
that bank with the First National in
1917, when nc became cashier OF the
First National. He ncli that position
until August /. 1915. when he became
vice president.
MIR. Addison is one of the most
widsly known :and popular bankers
vice president of the Virginia Bank
crS' Association and in 1915 as prcSi-
dent OF that organization. Later, he
became vicc-prcsN en; from Virginia
for the American bankers Associu-
ton.
When Mir. Addison becomes pres.-
dent o! the Planters National, JAG
uuciin l.. TAYLOR Will retire as chair
man of the board OF directors. TO be
succeeded by Mr.. Smith. who will still
hold his desk At the bank. lie there
daily TO serve in an advisory capac
i;y.
Served Thirty-Fivc Years
Mr.. Smith has served the bank
;hirty-iivc years. twenty eight as an
the bank in 1885 and WAS elected
cashier seven years later. becoming
Aicc- president in 1911. In September.
\al3. Mr.. Smith was elected prcsi-
frnt after the death of James y.
lloyd. lie is u widcly-known banker.
and served as chairman for Virginia
in the first. second and third Liberty
loan campaigns. He is Il son OF SAM
ucl Il. Smith, first cashier of the First
ncctcd, with the Old Exchange Bank,
which was purchased by the First
National. The Planters National
Bank was established in 1865, and
has made remarkable progress. The
capital stock was increased some
months ago TO 100000 The insti-
tuition now has surplus and profits
amounting 20 g. hJ0. 600. ana it's state
mont OF May /. 1920. showed total re-
with S20oS6,il2 on the same day OF
1919. The growth or tho bank has
been so great that additional qua rtcrsi
are needed. and its present 6lildin x
IS being materially enlarged by the
erection Of an addition in the rear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
ADJUSTMENTS
-rcppy" show mt tho Lyric.

The hin al the Lyric last night was
full of pep" from start 10 dnish. the
fun vas fast and furious. and the
snecial;ics We're al! top uotchcrs."
Thrr. WAS a lively little musical
farce, called What Love VIII Do"
'nll OF catchy songs. well staged and
VOL .Ctcd..
The Frauchcttc Sisters. cuuilihrists.
introduced some fetching novelties in
their balancing act and the Misses
Morgan and kIotcr. who followed
were decidedly clever In their i'm
PRESENTATIONS
The Three Chums" won we'll
deserved applause for their special
ties Nolan and Nolan, juggl,rs. OF
TINS combination, are entitled TO Spc.-
cial mention for an i,p-t,-datc stunt.
on" Of tncm transferring. by DEXTER
ous work. a cup. saucer. lump of
sugar ana teaspoon from his FOO, to
his head.
Tho motion pictures were unusually
Interesting and. take it all in ALI
WITH its pretty girls. good singing
lively dancing and suappy music. tho
hi!!. In a rcfrcshiugiy cooled thcatcr.
VAS on" that Viii appeal TO the Not
/ ana tired business man. his wife. his
SISTERS and his cousins and his aunts"
4 H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Chiffon TERRACE SOLD
Grace street observation-disclosures brings
SaI ,puh-C. 4. Saucr Sells
IlOi1itirs.

The apartment house known as
'Chilton Terrace" on the south side
of Grace Street. between Ryland and
l.ombardy. has been sold by l.. Dixon
Powers and wife for $4,000 to Roger
:. Warren.
G. +. Sauer and wife have sold to
the Hermitage Realty Investment
Corporation for S5S.OOO the following
Broad Street. between Hermitage
road and Meadow street. fronting l62
feet: lot on Hermitage road fronting
lS7 feet. and all rights and ,itic 10
an adjacent strip OF land fronting
forty-thrcc. feet.
Tbc deeds OF sale were recorded in
the clerk s office OF Chanccry Court
yesterday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
MORE v'HOOPlNG COUGH
Number Of Cases In Richmond Show
Increase of Eleven in Weeks

Or. l.. NJ. Chichester. city medical
inspector, announces that there are
a. ghty-four cases OF whooping cough
i'm Richmond today. against seventy
three eases on July /. showing an in
crease o; eleven cases i'll eight days.
Although the majority OF eases ara
that there are doubtless as many
more In other sections of the city
which have not been reported. as
shopping cough is very prevalent at
this time of the year.
OF the three eases of typhoid fever
now on record in the Health Depart
ncnt. TWO are from out OF town. and
the department cautions Kichmondcrs
and others when travelling to be care
!ul of the water they drink and other
carriers OF typhoid.
Thr one case of humps on record
is remarkable. aud - general falling
oil is SHOWN in OtMcr h!SnaScS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Tells OF FIGHT WACEO
FOR HONEST ADVERTISING
Il. j. kcnncr Addresses Bcttcr Bust
ness Bureau on Activities or Ma
tional Vigilance Committee.

That the National Vigilance Com
mittcc does not hesitate TO prosecute
even the moncycd interests in Amer
ica was illustrated in Il. talk of H. j.
iTcnncr. of New York. secretary OF
the vigilance committee of the As
Sociatcd Advertising Clubs of the
ORD, at meeting OF the Richmond
setter business bureau last night i'm
the Richmond Hotel.
The vigilance committee. OF which
Mr.. iShner is secretary. has general
charge OF advertising work national
~ and supcrviscs the work of the
letter business bureaus. which are
now operated il twenty-five cities in
tho United states for more honest adj
vertis;ng. Mr. Kcnncr was Secured
from the Better business bureau OF
Minnesota. which WAS one OF the first
OF such ORGANIZATIONS to be organized
IN America. MIR. kcnncr stated that
after one years operation. one OF the
ioremost business men IN Minnesota
assorted that Il conservative estimate
ot the increased value OF the public
!ty values was 20 per cent.
me success III Minnesota illustrated
the value of the idea by showing
what an enormous saving could be
made in all departments. 10 the ben
ent or the individuai business man.
~ an annual expense of 100000. Of
nccrs OF the Associated Advertising
'lubS OF the World were Impressed
ana took immediate steps 10 take pos
session Of the idea for other localities.
ana now many such bureaus have
bcen established at small FRACTION
of the cost To the Individual sub
scribcr.
More than 100 Richmond firms al
ready have joined the local bureau
and the advisory board is composed
Of men representing every line of
business in Richmond. Headquarters
nave been opened at us North Second
street with :. r. Leaning, vice prcsi-
dent OF the Richmond Advertising
club in charge.
Leroy :. Cohen was appointed
chairman OF the finance committee:
T. y. Ezekial. chairman Of the mem
hcrshiD committee. and g. L. Ecards-
ley. OF the entertainment committee.
last night.
w. l.. Austin is president; q. tho
bureau. Robert Savillc, vice prcsidcnt.
and :. I. Leaning. secretary and
treasurer.
The meeting last night resulted In
the furthcriHE OF the enthusiasm
among the business houses OF the
city that are supporting tho move
incnt and have promised 10 join in
the work. which now is functiOninS
satisfactorily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09


Company {. Richmond LiEh; Infantry
Blues. VIII hold a moonlicht Tor mem
o'clock.
Rates Of tho Appalachian Power Com
pauy, whi,u operates throughout South
& w n "GTSnsS4 zSsisTHy
The scale agreed upon IA a compromise
between that asked by the company aad
opponents of the proposal.
Due to complete breakdown. Hunter
Mcclure Bigger. formerly associated with
the Jefferson li";e! for many years. and
lately in u clerical way with the Rich
n.ond Hotel. left yesterday for the noun
tains for the summer lie was accom-
panied 10y his brother, who VIII stay with
him until his return IN the fan. when 1t IL
Mrs Raymond sumter Bullock. who
was operated ON q; Stuart Circle Hospital
to sec her friends. she expects 10 leave
MAS Mis-, Ca;hcrin" Policy.
The boosting" eomm,ti,ee, Of tn. n n.y.,
World VIII ,mc., tonight with Maple
Camp in Lender Han at O'Clock. Head
Consul II. + Gr..moni. Of Frcdcr!cks;
re;ershmrG: Head Clerk James w. Gentry.
Of Richmond. and other prominent mem
hcrs Of the order are expected to attend.
Refreshments will he served.
Dr. ". G crockett. ncwly. elected PRO
l"ce OF virginia. has arrived in Richmond
from Texas. where he was competed for
q native NirGirian. having been born in
raZcwvll County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
AUTO CONCERNS MERGE
/. =. l.. battery Service STATION All
serbs Arto Electric Company.
ktanlCS In (hurt,c

The L. :. l.. Battery Service sta
ton. located for over three years at
1879 West Eroad street. which in
under the name Of w. NJ Reynolds.
Inc. has purchased tho stock and
good viii Of the Auto Electric Com
2AnN, located for four years at COG
West Broad street
j. y. stables. for over uinc years
instructor Of mechanics at the John
Marshall High school. who resigned
from the school faculty June 20, has
been secured as general manager of
the electrical! department for the re-
organized concern.
The new company will act as man
ufacturcrs' agents for many we'll
known battery. sarburctor. magnetic
AID Ignition System houses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
.HEALT OF CITY IS GOOD,
REPORT TO MAYOR SHOWS
Richmond Makes Rapid Strides
Toward iiigh-Wntcr Mark of
Sauitation Declares Levy

Strides Richmond has made toward
the high-watcr mark of health and
sanitation are revealed in the first
annual report OF Director OF Public
Welfare h. &. Levy. submitted yes
tcrday TO Mayor George Ainslic.
Tho general death rate in Rich
monn last year was 1910 per LOCO
population. the lowest recorded in the
history OF the city, the rate hereto
TORE having never come below 1850
Deaths from tuberculosis reached "a
minimum. as did mortality of in
rants under one year old The typhoid
death rate was 81 per 100000. as
compared with 60. the next lowest
rate IN The history of the city. No
other Southern city has anything like
, , a record in the fight against
Smallest Since Organization.
me number of deaths OF infants
nndGr one year OF. age was as, the
ton OF the Health Department in
lHo6. There were reported I.Oi5
hlrths. showing AN infant death rate
OF loi per 1000 births. The net
amount expended FOR the Bureau OF
capita.
pr. Levy, in his report. declares
mat the sanitary quality OF the water
suphllcd people of Richmond is for
the most part excellent, hu; at Ger
tain times for short periods is on
the verge Of being questionable. lie
SUGGESTS that a complete survey OF
me entire publication and distribu,-
ing systems be made 10y as high an
authority in this field as can hc
secured
In the matter Of street cleaning.
llr Levy reports that he is invcsii-
eating motor Swecpcrs and believes
a system cap be introduced that Will
give better service at loss cost
Many Given Free Treatment.
During the year. 1909 patients were
given free treatment at the Virginia
hospital the institution being opcr-
atcd entirely at the expense OF tho
was s25S
During the year modern X-rav
machine was Installed. Dr. Levy Sur-
ScStS system Of par: pay for those,
patients who are unable To afford ex-
ponSlNc private hospitals. and who are
NOT entirely objects Of charity. Pine
camp treated an average of thirty
SIX iuhcrcular patients per day at a
per capita cost of Sl.a7 per day. There
We're an average Of 237 persons daily
AZ the City Home.
rs 10 the Bureau of Markets Dr.
Levy reports that tho city has dis.
tinctly gone backward with each of
the market buildings constructed in
recent years. The meat building "a,
IN" Second Market is ;hc oldrs, and
hest huil9ing, while the meat market
AZ the First Market is the newest
and worst" While some improve
mcnt has been nude at the First
Market. II is reported to he impossible
10 conduct a sanitary market in build
inES SO utterly unSuiicG.' TWO cN-
PORTS from tho United states Bureau
, OF Markets agreed thu, tina ntSy First
Mhrkot Was. AL in all. the worst
market they had seen" in 49, az
tSnS!Nc experience. Remodcliny OF
these buildings viii cost 5000. but
llr. Levy hcSitdtcd 10 recommend the
expenditure on the present BUILDINGS
as he says they should never have
been erected.
The total cost for 1919 of the six
Z bureaus under tho department of pub
Tic welfare was $500. 635.17. balances
OF 5i.osS"O being returned uncN-
pCndcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
WIPE OUT lLLITERACY
Community Leagues Of Iir;sinin Plan
Rally ut Wilson'S Spring Sat-
urL.nS, July -

Plans for increasing the number
OF community leagues in Virginia and
aiding in Il movement TO wipe out
iiiitcracy and near llitcracy in Rock
bridge County. "a lcagtc rally and
Springs Saturday, July ~. Mrs. Il. L..
w. McCorkic. president OF the Rock :
bridge County Leagues, announced
Yesterday. George w. Guy. executive
secretary Of the Community Leagues
in Virginia. viii he the principal
spca k'er. with several prominent cdu-
Gators also on the program.
tn" meeting VIII begin Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock in the pavilion
at wilson. y two-hour session will
be held. followed by AN hour and
half intcrmission for picnic lunch :
con on the green. y short afternoon
session is planned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
FATHER JAMES A. BRENNAN
Is RECIPIENT OF AUTO
Assistant Pastor OF ST. pntrIck's
Church Is SURPRISED by Mem
hrs pf SpricfS =.

Rev. Father james y. Brennan. as
stsiant pastor OF ST. patrick's church.
was the SURPRISED and delighted re-
clpicnt last night OF a new fully
equipped coupe, given him by the
members OF the Immaculate Gonccp-
ton Society as u token of their an
probation of his services among his
parri slioncrs In the eastern section of
sthe city during the past ten Years.
rather Brennan was called 10 the
door OF the rcCtory shortly after din
Sious intimatlOn. was presented with
the automobile by - committee from
the society. The presentation talk
Was made 10y Matthew Dunn. prcsi-
come with gratitude that ne couil
not eNpress his Eratiimnn In ,Nnrhs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
? CITY OmcinIs sworn \,

Henry c. Cofer who was elected
getty Comptroller AZ a meeting Of the
s4City Council held Tuesday evening
d Has qualified for that office by hling.
with the city Clerk n bond OF $500 0oo.
s2sFpgpshed by the Maryland Fidelity
and Casually Company.
HS h r. Pollard. City Attorney: j. j.
&rutehGeid. Police Justice; II. 4. Maui
Police Justice. Par: H.. and r..
Fucker. clerk. Police Court, who
y tS5s were elected at Tuesdays meet
h4Ss GualiheG
t&5f4sq3SA J3iNtfce J, j. Crutchneld has
- cqrge %. payis balm