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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
rs AWARDED DIPLOMAS
FROM MEDICAL COLLEGE
Thirteen Nurses Also Receive Pins
at Commencement Exercises iu
City Auditorium.
APPOINTMENTS aNNou Need
DIR. Boatwright Expresses Hope in
Address That Consolidated lnsti-
tuition Will Ec Located at Rich
mond-ExtoIs Physicians.

EiChty-n'nc graduates Of the Med
ical College OF Virginia. including
thirteen nurses, received their di
plomas and pins last night 1T COM
mcnccmcrt exercises held in the CITY
Auditorium. Dr. stuart Mcclure.
president Of the institution. presided.
outlined tho years work aud present
ed the diplomas. Names OF tho grad
mates were read by Deans Il. L. l.,
Miller. j. y. &. Hogan ana Wnrtlcy
+. Rudd. OF the schools Of medicine.
dentistry and pharmacy. Pins were
presented to graduates Of tho school
OF nursing by Josephine kimcrcr. di.
TcCtrrss.
Announcement; ~ hospital appoint
rotary j. x. MrCaulcyi LohuS,on-
Willis Hospital. w. Il. McCutchcn;
Memorial and ST rhii:D Hospital.
Henry j. l.anEs;oni ST. Lukc'a Hos
riial {. NJ. Irwin. II, !. pliers Retreat
for Sick Hospital. T. u. p.armau. A.
NJ ktmhrough; Stuart Circle Hog
pital Il. +. Gillc-pic, j. *. Shumato.
| @. X. Malorcy; soldiers Homo Hos
pitaI Joseph Coates. UNDERGRADUATE;
-. fNi"ahcth's Hospital. Il. Hugh
! Wood. O. %. Ashworth; fuckers SAN
itorium. T. y. Davis. Virginia Hos
! pttal. q 6. Cochran. W. Herman
Nhitmorc; Roanoke Hosnual Roa.
nokc. |. 7. Hornharecr: Grace Hos
r!iah New Haven. Conn. 9. W. Put
n"N' Walter kccd Hospital. Wash
inEton. II. c.. Ii. l. claud. /. i. Casal.
due.
In his address TO tho graduating
classes, l'r. +, W. Boatwricht vrcsi-
'"n; Of the University OF Richmond.
/ oAprcsScd tho hope that tho l.ccis!a-
! tur" would follow tho rccommcn,Ia-
t!"n OF the Commission on Medical
Edncatlon in Virginia and effect the
| consolidation Of the department OF
heGicime NJ the University of Nir-
Eih'n WIN the Medical College Of
virginia. with tho site At Richmond
Tie paid high tribute to tho phy-
| stefan as leader in the community.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
SALVATION ARMY MAKES
PLEA FOR $4,000 FUND
Four-Minute Speakers Carry Mes
sage OF Organizations Work
To T'hcHtcrgocrs.
AIDED HUNDREDS LAST YEAR
Plans Relief ON Even Larger Scale
Dung Coming Twelve Months
If People Of Richmond Will Re
spond in Campaign.

The salvation Army Yesterday start
ci it's drive for $4,000. the sum mccd-
Ell 10 dcfrny the cXpcnsc~ %. It's va
rious activities in Richmond during
the next year. and early reports irdi-
cate ,hat the campaign is assured of
success. George T.. Wilcox. chairman
ot the Industrial committee, under
whose auspices meetings viii he held
daily at tho various manufacturing
plants in tho city. feels much en-
c"uraEcd with tho results attained
yesterday
Four-minutc men wcro or tho JOB
last night speaking in the various
thcatcrs on the work OF the Salvation
Army and what ii hopes to accom-
plish III the next year. The list OF
speakers includes Henry Schwurz-
Schild (ch;tirmanl. Norman Johnson.
Dr. Greer Haughman. j. licrbcr; Mcr-
Ger, \. l.. Adamson. Colonel George
Wayne Anderson. George Bryan. Jesse
c. Duke. .. H. Funstcn, Thomas II.
Gay, Il. Gray laddon. John Il. Light
foot. Henry T.. Li;chford. Hill Monta-
guc. Robert " Pollard. Alvin NJ.
Smith, Irving May. 7. Garnctt Tabb.
David VI. White. John Tyler. $ L.
Kelley and Branch Johnson.
Salvation Army officials stated last
night that the organization. in addi-
tion to It's other tasks. assisted many
hundreds Of destitute persons in Rich
nond during tho past year. II is
planned 20 do relief work on even Il
larger eca!o during the coming year
II The generosity OF the people Of
iachmond is sufficient TO make avail
able the sam the Army has set as It's
goal in the present campaign
The salvation Army ia now main
tanning three training colleges in tho
United states. institutions In which
It's workers arc educated 10 carry on
its work. Prospective field workers
arc trained in the colleges in both
social and cvarrclis,ic work. and af-
ter cours" OF niuo months they go
forth to teach and serve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
SURE RICHMOND WILL Be
MEDICAL COLLEGE SITE
ijr. Stephenson 1Tlls Eotarians Leg
iSInturc viii Follow Merger Conn
missions Recommendation.
HEADS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Committee Reports IL lnadriSahic
to Urge daylight Saving" for
City-.tnnounccS Organization of
Club OF Better acquaintance"

pr. II, L. stephenson, ~ Toama.
injected much enthusiasm In the
meeting Of tho Rotary Club ycstnr-
day afternoon, at Richmond Hotel.
whom he stated that jus; having
been elected nrcsidcn; Of the Alumni
Association Of the Medical College 81
Nirginia. no fclt certain the recon-
incubation Of tho mcrEcr commission
would be accepted by the Legislatures.
The faculty of the Medical College
Of Virginia is the greatest in this
country. II not IN the world declared
pr, stephenson, and Richmond
and the State OF Virginia are proud
Of the accomplishments Of tho grad
uatcs OF this wonderful institution.
In order 20 make everything sure.
however. we must either instruct our
legislators. or elect men to carry out
our wishes. We are proud ~ our uni
vcrsiiy, too, and nothing should DO
done 70 detrac; from It's usefulness.
There will. in amy event. he greater
honorS hrIpcd upon the medical fra
tcruity OF VIRGINIA, and the resources
of the Medical college Will he en-
HANGED. and viii sruw By leaps ana
bounds"
President Norman Call sisted that
the committee on "da yliEh; saving
had reported it !nadvisahic 10 urge
the system for Richmond, unless ;hcre
We're universal observance OF it, he
cause OF the great confusion III kline
all over the country,
Secretary IL. \. Rist. Of tho Boys
/ cub. gave an interesting report ri
his trip to Boston and other cities
ia the interests OF the club. He
showed what wonderful results were
being obtained through the work OF
the clubs.
y letter was read from Charles,
Weaver. head OF the Eov scouts. Of
fcrins use OF the Buy scouts camp,
in Chesterfield County. for the bows
OF the club for two weeks in August
Tnc committee having this matter in
charge, headed b. John BnGhy. VIII
make arrangements for the bows.
Granville Cray announced that lac
had organized :. club of better AZ
qudintancc' embracing seven OF the
Invest wires in the club. and that
THIS little organization would nc
heard from at almost any moment
Ills object, he stated. was TO make
the members of the Rotary Club bet
ter acquaintantcG with each other
and their city.
President Can stated that the pro
gram for the meeting next Tuesday
! might would embrace several novel
ties. Albert Tin. superintendent OF
schools, will deliver an address on
. the habcrdashcry business. as dem
"nstratcd by Kelly Jacobs. and w. r
| Dahncy, business manager of the
! Chamber of Commerce. xiii speak on
/ The mcdicu! profession. as yracticed
! by l'r. Lawrence Price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
S182,50o CHANGES HANDS
IN TWO REALTY TRANSFERS

TWO real estate transfers Of i'm
poF''hce were recorded in tho clcrke
oi'cc OF III" thanccry Court yostcr-
DAY involving the sum OF SlSa 5uO.
MIcha"l Eiscn and wife transfer TO
T.. - murphy two lots fronting TWEEN
tE-SN iett each on Broad Street, be-
'"cth ho"c and Lofnhardy streets.
90 " 'ot ~ IN" southwest corner OF
Main ana Robinson Streets for az
SEQ. aud J.: =. Murphy II Son tr;nsfar
10 Michael Eisrn the property known
as the belmont Apartments. on the
VEST side OF the Boulevard, between
fioNt and Grove Avenues. for Sl"5 0oo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
CITY MAY SPEND $4,000
IN FIRE FIGHTING DEVICES
Finance Committee Recommends
Purchasing of Water Tower and
Larger Fire liydr;ntS.
DIRECTOR MYERS SPEAKS
BODY Also Plans Funds FOR Better
Settling iiaSin - improvements
Will &c Fought II City Council
Approves Proposals.

Richmond is TO have a water tower.
and it IS 10 lave uow ana larger IRE
hydrants on Broad and Main streets.
II City council approves the recon-
mcndatious of the Finance Commit
tee al It's meeting yesterday after
noon The committee heard ptrcc-
water tpwcv. and Director TracTorI
urged ino improved ,irc hvdrants,
The total cost, &; was estimated.
would not exceed $50 coo,
The committee also provided funds
for Improvements - the Settling;
Basin and for ucw water meters ana
$4,000 was provided for now electric
lights in various sections 81 She city,
niroatoy TraTori pointed out that
funds were needed for pipe conncc-
lions FOR streets being now improved
under the Rodon bond issue, and the
sum % $4,000 HaS provided FOR tina;
purpose. This VIII avoid the ncvcs-
si;y OF digging into new streets for
the purpose OF rclay.nE pipe counrc.
lions after the roadway has been
completed,
Tho committee gave ear 20 tho
advice Of Chairman Barton II.
Grundy that inroads upon the re-
serve fund should hc mad" aftc-
mature consideration o: every itcm
ana tho members went seriously into
the situation, II was found that. II
the departments were - give tho
people what they wanted and what
they needed, moro money mus; i've
forthcoming; so tho sum .: 1880
was recommended fcy tho Depart
mcnt Of Works, $4,000 for The pc-
par;mcn1 of Welfare, ana $75.oNo f,~
tho Department. 81 Utilities. i'm addi-
ton TO the amounts specified FOR
hydronts. street improvements and
electric light extensions
Th.s leaves but "a comparatively
small sum in the reserve FUND. hut.
as was stated by committeeman. the
departments mus; have thc money Il
tho city is TO continue To grow,
The recommendations Of the com.
m.'ioe Viii toe presented TO Common
Council a, the regular meeting ncS;
Monday nieh,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
SOCIAL WORKERS GIVE
LUNCHEON AT RICHMOND

The Aiumnao Assoc!a, on ~ the
Richmond school % Social work ard
Public Health viii give luurhpo-.
at the Richmond Hotel tomorrow at
O'Clock IN honor Of Or Edward r
Dcvine. wh" VIII deliver the com
mencemcnt address Of the school that
evening Misc Agnes r Ferrltcr. the
president Of The aiumnac association.
VIII preside. and Or Dcvinc wifi he
ing were Justice James HoSc Ricks.
rho commencement exercises Of
INC achooi WIZ be held in the audi.
forum 81 tpc H"chan!cs' Institute at
9 O'Clock. Twcnty-s.x students Az.
candidates for certificates at the c,-
o.cises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01

huni"r printed in The Times pispa, ci,
every day.
large attendance OF members OF
the club and n number OF invited
quests Is assured. and IL is con-
c."'" that those vino hear MIR.
Warner VIII enjoy Il treat. He VIII
discuss the topic. The Maxin,; and
Distribution OF n Newspaper" and
viii probably illustrate his story with
Incidents IN his own career and oh
scrvati"ns from his Ions experience.
Mr., Warner is now connected with
the baltimore" Sun as sales manager.
The business session n; the meet in &
today Will hc brief SO that MIR
Warner may give full sway to his
remarks. with no interruptions
through matters oc intercs: only 70
members % the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
STAGES HOUsEWARM|NC
Greeted by Hundreds on First Day
In Handsome New Structure
On Main Street.

The opening OF tho Virriul, T,ue,
C"mpany's new homo ut sci East
Main street yesterday was marked
"N much informal ceremony. The
hiS doors we're thrown open carly in
tn" day. and II was estimated ;r,t
nearly 2.op0 people gave the hand
some interior the "oncc-ovcr." fol.
lowing that up with EXPRESSIONS Of
pleasure At the compic,. siru,.,uro
where TO All outward Appearances
N'lnah''s may l." paced without fear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01

some building. reminding many of
tho antcroom to some enormous con-
scrvatory.
quarters ut ll06 East Main Street to
make It's permanent home here The
tuiidtnS both outside and inside Is
one OF the attractive sights of the
city. one OF it's unique accessories
being large clock embedded IL,
The concrete entrance to the main
"ihcc. where every one going into tho
massive structure may see tho time
of day.
Officials Of the company were on
hand yesterday with II welcoming
smile for all visitors. These visitors
made up an endless line from Q o'clock
in tho morning TO q In the evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
7-CENT FARE PETITION is
UP TOMORROW NIGHT

The Streets Committee OF City
Council will meet tomorrow nigh, at
o'clock TO consider the petition OF
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany for a .7-ccnt fare for twclyo
months. Representatives of the com
pany are expected to appear bctorr.
the committee and delegations from.
Il number OF civic organizations will
also bc on hand 10 urge action on
tho part Of the committee. The meet
ing will he open to the public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
DAVIS NAMES M''LWA!NE
JUDGE OF NORFOLK COURT

Governor Davis yesterday appoint
ed Richard MtIlwainc. Jr, judge of
,ae Court OF Law and chancrry. Nor
folk, TO hl the vacancy created by
the death recently of Iudg" william
Bruce Martin 1t is = recess appoint
mont ana the LEGISLATURE most year
wiil elect q judge Tor the FUN torn.
James L. Goodc. Justice OF the Nor.
ION Civ! Court. also was a candidate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
To sicr, schoo, Trustee.

President William IL. Adams yes
tcrhay issued n call for n Joint SOS.
sion of CITY cnuncil for next Monday
night 1T 7:i5 o'clock. tn act on tn
resignation of Walker 4. Cottrcll. as
member OF the city School Board.
Mr.. cottrol retircs from tho honrd
on account OF business relations. Tn"
names have been mentioned in con.
ncction with TIL" vacancy. Mrs. Nan
ME roErnm EddinEtOn aud l:rn"s ,
w. Long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
10 Hold church Conference.

church conference VIII u, held =,
Laurel street Methodist church this
evening AT o'clock. Ihis is prcpara
tory % the third quarterly conf"t :
cnc". which VIII be held There on the
evening of June s. In the church con
ference reports will ne made from
various dcrarcmcnts Matters Of IN
tcrest regarding future plans for tn.
church Will 10 brought forward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
Bnnii.t women 10 Meet.

= meeting of the hoard of man
a EsrS OF the Baptist Home for Agea
omen has been called for iO:2u
o'clock this morning at the home \
full attendance is expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
>w uo,rs MT stntr I,ibr,r,.

New Hours ut Stntr Library.
Beginning today and continuing
until October |, the state Library
viii bc open on all week days until
/. o'clock in the afternoon, except
Saturdays. when II VIII close az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
BnptIst Home Managers Mcc,

The board OF managers of the Bap-
list Home for Aged Women viii hold
it's regular monthly business meet
lug "Wednesday morning at 1880 a,
tho home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01

thing else. Floral offerings from
other banks and trust companies in
the city and from many friends Graccd
every nook aud corner of tho hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
New York Comptroller
Given Sixty Days In
Jail for Contempt

New York. FOB. cI--R refusing =, re-
tract CHARGES m. Mas alleged - nav
made against Iudc" Jn,:rS NJ Mayor 81
tn. federal district CONT. 'ItE t";nii
'rulir- Charles |. ira.e today wa" y n
t"ncrd 10y IudE" Mayer - serve $.\, )
DAYS Ia ,aii Has ttiNruc: quickly 90
tanned :. writ Of hsln,AS corpus and the
comptroller WAS rtr"l@d until n"Nt
Tuesday whrH IN" W.T. viii be hear"
Comptroller tra!E was found ;" cen
coup, by JuHs" Mayer rn February =
na,:,iI~" 81 statements IN 4 l"tt'r WIZ
10 wrote last October L. LOWS N\"h'
then pubic service commissioning. I,'H' :
Il Wa alleged. asserted thd' JudE" May
- and his court d"nl"d city authorities
access 20 urIE.nai books and records
~ connection with tho r"C"iv"Nshtp 81
inc Ero"klyn l:apIi 'rrInSIt En-, i've
comptroller being quoted A stating ~"
court wa, "St;,uding between The pubic
and IN" truth.
IL. was nrhrr"l by ~" JUDI" TO ar
pear in court to,l;,v and tie a r"traCH"n.
Ills CounS"'. t,dmund L. Mooney. ;'i'-
nearing with h'm. gold the court they
had nothing further Ia say.
"Nuyth!nE w. might say would ~
only a rrpr'itIor II what We ALREADY
have sa.d--.that =. tier" has not h"rr!
and is not IN intention on "a" part W
IN, Defendant 10 do anything IN CON
lcmpt Of tar court he SAID.
S,rtcurC was then imposed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25

Moundsvillc last evening. II was sald
that the warden had gone to Charles-
ton on business rot connected Win the
Griffith CaS", and no statement was "
be had from him concerning Ihe Cast
However,. Il is understood from attor-
ncyS that an effort Will be mao 10 Sc
cure carly action from the supreme
! court on the question Of jurisdiction IN
Grlff!th'S case.
Griffith, Il VIII pe recalled. escaped
from the prison the evening OIL JaAu-
nry 6, 1871, after mOrtally %ounolns
Henry Low IS. prison engineer; severely
wounding Mcigs McCray, prison cleo
] tricIan, and putting the prison lighting
r,Iart out Of commission. The kleesoE
pants factory in the prison was fired al
| the same time
| Days Iatcr. Griffith is alleged TO have
murdcrei ,ra Roush on the river near
| Point Pleasant. getting the young river
| man away from home on the prctcnSe
! that he (Grifith) wanted TO buy the
Ruush motorboat.
Griffith was caught at Greenwood,
C., and brought back to the prison. A.
he entered the prison he was identi'
| fed by Wade Roush. father of Ira
Roush, and was wearing the coat OF
| the young rlvcrman he is alleged &c
have killed.
Indicted in Macon County.
y In spite Of spirited argument as &c
! jurisdiction of III. Mason county cir.
| cult court. Prosecutor Iogs had Grill.
| 18th indicted in that county, and ar
: agreement reached as to the procccdGr,
| 10 be followed in having The question
! OF jurisdiction decided.
Prosecuting Attorney Lloyd Arnold
Of Marshall county will present Grit
nth's case to the Marshall county grand
Jury in March. asking for his !nGict.
| mrnt on charge Of numbering Henr:
| Lewis II tn" prison.
! Mr.. Arnold was here yesterday alter
: noon in conferences with Prosecutin:
! Attorney Carl G. Bachnlann, but moth
! ing was given out by either official re-
r,rdiug the nature Of the conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25

question raised by the former fooo al
n!uiStratOr. Before noon tomorrow MI
Harding will leave by automobile i"F
Jacksonville. whc-" 10 - I" be inc
guest 1t IL pubs !unch"on and Later ~ :
tend = masonic ceremony. II" pTohah'f
VIII not return h,-" uac.i Int" =, nlth'
and on Saturday morning. he - /" con-
f"- with Edwin Dcnby, Of Detroit MS
cho:c" for secretary "C tn" navy.
rNi,"rt,L TO ~ o,": III detail IA" naval
problems ~ T." coming admin. STRATUM
and although nc formal anuoH", in"ht -
probable tn" H"0"rni n".i"! - tH't' ~
. Wiih NJ. p.nNN. !hr President -'1''s IS
'confrrrur" Will rl.urh IN" I"'ir":t man =
appointment 90 Ear ~ - ne =" d".c
nov under H." rue - d".'."rt''"H an
,uouuceL today hy NJ. iiHri'nS'
Only Two Candidates. 800,
tentative" IN. President -"l"''' in!!'.''rh
ii.L = would remain SO Virtually u"'''
Ia. cabinet rumgNttlun> -" sen l" vac
senate. Th, Gully exception =" Hi.'H'
yer. those Of Charles T.. Ii"Eh'-. ~ H"W
York, -, secretary %! stat" 'hi t"i'' :
VI RAuphrri!. ~. OHIO, - "''"'"'' So
Th.., declaration W.. NO. :'"u'r:''iT IN
;,rpr.;.i H.. ~; !u"A".ng In"r" M" i
nnl.,y # r.t.t.ra growing "N' ~ '"''r
.pputir.L experience and =. En"N "Htr 90
/, tn. difficulties @" i"rul"T ~ ~, -
On" g: whom - r"''n''F "''I ..,, -,
ratnGrd las miud "n III" -" "' 'h'"""'
alton day nu,y L. :InI taA' 49, va -,
liar committed To- ms .'.".'i"H t,;'
, wts too l,'" :" lnIh" :, >..''' ~, ~
IN, r":l, GrS that nr'.,H CON LII - 49,
lar" i,,yoivr! IN Sc serious " ask - nan
linz. , cabinet, AMI - understand :" nav"
~ IN, M. offer, If a?j,"..ri'n"a 4. h""-
rrommlital IS possible. ...y-
;rlc I'rrsl,i,.,.I -..irrr DECLARED - ii'''"
my his annunnc' mon inA' va. ,'. .',
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
Mr.. Hughes Resigns
Legal Aid Presidency

Ncw York. Feb. "a charles Evans
Hughes today resigned AS president ~
III. Legal Nd S"cicty h"r". His acton
s belle, 70 We part OF Il general re-
!inqui$hmrn Of public and prlN,,i" a'-
ti>lt!cS /" enable him 10 devote ms en-
tirr tam" 10 tho duties OF IN" *c'rct"lH
Of states Office. His successor VII. DC
elected IN March.
In his report. Nr. Hughes sad th'r"
Rad been fewer appeals for lcgal ald
from the poor during 1890 than III III"
preceding year. although the amount
collected b. the society for thI$ pur-
nosr was far in excess Of previous an
nuaL collections. Mr. Hughes has been
president Of the society Tor three years,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
HOLLY GRIFFITH
Continued Prom Page One.)


entered n formal demurrer which waS
nyrrrulcd by iuag" O'Br!en. Judge
G'Br!cn suSta incd The deu,urrcr. AMI IN"
record Of n" proceeding will be ccrtl-
,"d to tho supreme c0ur: IN order that
tia; t-ihuna! ma decide whether or
no, ririTith can b" tried in Mason
count.
Hogg's Contention.
Prosecutor Hogg. Of Ma son county, al
leg"s that under the state constitution
Griffith must be tried for the EouSh
murder iH Mason county, tnasmuch as
l. MAS within the bouDdar!cs of that
county that tho murder occurred At
torncv Holt. for tho defense, claims
that under an existing stature. Griffith,
although not actually within the prison
1t tn" time OF the alleged crime. mus,
lie tried in Marshall county.
Griffith was quietly taken from
Mnundsville 10 Point Pheasant Sunday
night on Baltimore and ohio train. in
charge Of deputy Guard Captain W. f.
Athcy. He was held in Mason county
jaN unit! yesterday morning when he
was Arr5lignrd After his arra.gnmtnt
h. WA, returned To Moundsvillc on the
M-S, train. arriving ;hcr" shortly after
seven o'r.OrK last evening. No senS;i-
tIonal incidents marked tho trip, and
few ncopl" knew that Griffith had been
aiken 10 Point I'.caS:ln:
To Secure Early Action.
At Warden J. Il. TcrrclEs home at