MITE BOXES OPENED
The Episcopal Sunday Schools of Richmond
on the annual meeting of the Episcopal Sunday schools of Richmond, a total of $1,500.55 was presented to the cause of missions yesterday afternoon at the annual mass meeting held in St. Paul's Church. The fund is expected to be increased somewhat by contributions not reported yesterday. Addresses were made by Rev. Thomas Lemmes, rector of Meade Memorial Church, and Rev. L. Valentine Lee, assistant rector of St. Paul's.
Charged With Theft From Graves of Dead
Harry Duval, accused of stealing flowers from the graves in Hollywood Cemetery, was arrested yesterday on the charge of stealing flowers from graves in Hollywood Cemetery. Duval, who lives at 108 South Harrison Street, was bailed by a magistrate a short time after his arrest.
When taken into custody, Duval had nearly an armful of flowers in his possession, believed to have been taken from graves and plots in the cemetery where they had been placed in memory of loved ones passed into the great beyond. The man is said to have walked from section to section and pilfered the choicest flowers, whether they were planted on a grave or in the section. He did not content himself with the task of finding the flowers.  self with merely plucking a few blossoms, but is said to have dug the prettier plants up by their roots. PROHIBITION LAW CASES C. M. Murn (charged with impropriety) solicits the support of his clients. 