i?i'i.n:vi:s that iiahmoxy
l I.TMIATKI.t tv/l.l, t U.MH
"I believe that ultimately we will
have harmony. If we go ahead and
name the candidate that our flee dele
Kates think Is best lilted to carry the
burden of the campaign, peace will
come. We will make a good platform,
one with which no fault can he found
by any faction of the party, and we
will draw to our support mlny voters
who left us four years ago."
Senator Horah is numbered among
the leaders willing to accept any Ite
publican who* can win the nomination
In a test of strength displayed in the
customary way. He says that at the
moment Justice Hughes is lending1, and
present Indications point to his nomi
nation. With Hushes as the nominee
(.Continued on1 Tenth Pauoj
: OOOLEY GIVES 540,000
First Donation Starts Campaign to
liaise $250,000 for Memo
rial Improvements.
AWOINCKM K.NT AT FINALS
.Money Will lie 1'sed for Establish-,
ment of Institution to Treat Per
sons Suffering From Contagious
Diseases?Arouses Keen Interest.
Major .Tamos H. Dooley, of Richmond,
yest.-rday contributed $40,00(1 to build
and o<-jutp a hospital for the treatment
of contagious diseases in Richmond.
Ann.nmcomfnt of the donation, which
starts the campaign to secure $2.*?l),000
tor the enlatgenunt of the Memorial
Hospital, was made last night at thei
I
seventy-eighth annual ronimcnceinent
exercises of the Medical College of Vir- \
gitiia a! the City Auditorium.
