Judge William M. Turpin, of the Civil Justice Court formally advised Mayor George Alsop yesterday that he had appointed K. H. Rittenour as clerk of the court, fixing his salary at $1,800 per annum. The new clerk will go into office June 1. Following the legal formalities, the Mayor will transmit the matter to the Council, that the necessary appropriation may be made to meet the new clerk's salary.
Mr. Rittenour is the first clerk of the Civil Justice Court. The duties of the office were formerly performed by John T. N'aple. At his death, he was a deputy in the office of High Constable William H. Wyatt.
HEALTH TALK
Dr. Levy to Speak on the Housefly and Their Family
The first of a series of talks on health under the auspices of the Zionist Baptist, will be given this afternoon, at 8 o'clock in the New Theater, for the benefit of the children, and again tonight from 8:30 until 8:30 o'clock for the grown people, by Dr. K. G. Levy, chief health officer of Richmond. His topic will be "The Housefly and How He Spreads Disease."
Crottler Acquitted.
Lee Crowder, twenty-one years old, charged with attacking Miss Annie Smith, fourteen years old, was acquitted yesterday afternoon by a jury in the Hustings Court. Part 11.
Gray Kid Pumps
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These Beautiful Gray Kid Pumps still further emphasize the super-quality footwear obtainable at the Hofheimer store at popular low prices. Choice of two models with Spanish "Louis" heels, or low English heels. Genuinely fine $5.00 value for $3.50 a pair. 