The executive committee is composed of K. L. Hinkle, former president; Alvin M. Smith, J. L. Whittmore, W. M. Crawford, and W. M. Jones. Delegates were also selected at last night's meeting to represent the local Association at the annual convention of the National Association of Credit Men, which will be held June 11 in Kansas City, Mo.

Kabbi Edward N. Calisch will speak tonight at the Temple on the subject, "Saying Peace, Peace, and There is no Peace." Tomorrow morning at the regular service, he will take as his topic "Law and Life." Services begin, respectively, at 11:30 and 11 o'clock.

Spredern in Court, Three alleged "speeders" faced Justice Crutchfield in Police Court yesterday. Courtney Hewlett, colored, a chauffeur, was fined and costs: Julian White, sixteen years old, was held for action of the Juvenile Court, and the case of A. H. Harris, colored, was continued until May 20.

Bell Day Appeal to Be Made Today
The Home for Incubators will make its appearance for funds to the people of Richmond today by the sale of small bells on street.  Corner all our city. The home is supported entirely by volunteering, and will be greatly strengthened during the coming year on the money required to pay for support during the coming year. There are now thirty-three families in the home. No interest. I.on not to be charged or offered in any way on the money required to pay for support during the coming year. The motto for the day is, "They are Hell."
Balfour Unable to Go to Jamestown Annual Pilgrimage of A. P. V. 