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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-19
elementary EDUCATION
TO GET MORE ATTENTION
Representatives OF Practically All
Protestant Mission Work In Chinn
formulate plnnS.

Formulate Plnns.
Shanghai. July lS.--The China Con-.
tinuation Committee representing prac-
tically all OF the Protestant mission
work in China, recently came to de-
cision at 4 meeting here, that elemen-
tary education should receive n larger
proportion of the missionary effort
throughout China In the future
The advisory council OF the educa-
tional association has formulated plans
for carrying out the program. which
includes Uniform courses OF study in
mission schools a:.d uniform examina-
lions. normal training of teachers for
sIenentary schools. adequate elemen-
tary school buildings. the making OF
the school centre of social and civi':
life and The standardization of build
inGs equipment and courses OF study
by a board of control.
This advance has had its greatest
stimulus through tho results achieved
by the remarkably efficient American
Professor Paul Monroe. the authority
on pedagogy OF Columbia University.
after visit TO the Philippines. declared
TO he the best In the world In the
light of the adaptation to the needs of
Thea. people whom IL served. In the
philippine Islands elementary educa-
ton of the Bureau of Education. In
the school year I313-191i there wore
10000 in the frs. -four grades. 31.52?
in the next four. G,6S7 in the high and
normal training schools. and $50 i'm
the university. located In Manila-al-
together u well balanced pyramid.cai
system of instruction. with an adc-
Quatc and extensive foundation In the
elementary schools.
In China hitherto the work in TIE
higher schools has tended to over
shadow that in the elementary schools
The Endorsement Of the continuation
committee Of the plains 10 organize and
increase the work OF elementary etu-
cation i'll China is a significant step
toward meeting the need for beginning
At the bottom Of the scale.
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GOLD AND SILVER

CASH for old teeth.--We pay cash
for any discarded false teeth,
watches, diamonds, gold. platinum or
any jewelry, new or broken, amy guam
tity. Send by mail. We send cash in
return same day. We hold your goods
for ten days and return II at our eX-
pense if our cash is returned unsatis-
factory. Established 1895. Liberty
refining Co. 43l Liberty Avenue. Pitts
burSh, Pa.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Office OF the State Highway Com
mission.

Office of the state Highway Com
mission.
Richmond. Va. July II. 1914.
BIDS will be, received at tho clerk's
Office, Charles City Courthouse, Va.
80. 1914. for the construction Of two
miles of gravel road between Holdcroft
and Walkers Store. In Charles City
County. Va.
Plans and Specifications on tlle at
the clerks office. Charles City Court
house Va, an. at this Office.
d certified :nGck fer $3.50 must nc
company each bid.
The right is reserved to reject any
G. P. COLEMAN. i
-. State Highway Commissioner. !.
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DRESSNIAKING AND MILLINERY.

DRi;SSMA Err In families wishes to
make engagements for July and Au-
gust: references. II j02, care Times
Dispatch
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Snow Hooks pnsk.

Geneva. July lS.-Snow from sixteen
70 twenty,.four feet deep was still
blocking 81, Bernard Pass at the end
of June. This is faVorite drive for
American automobiles, and the inns
In the valleys have been filled with
these tourists waiting for the work
men to finish the white canal" which
they have been cutting through the
pass.
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FLATS.
,720 per annum-No. 403 East Franklin
Street. 1rst fat and basement. Z
rooms. electric lights. heat furnished
Possession at once.
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HOW TO SHOP BY MAIL

psHar. 9 e IL aSa ss to
@ y 19Tss the os ds
by ma RI Thoh VII be
noS A ~
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WANTED

WANTED. TO buy for cash household
goods In any quantity. Phone Afadi-
son 3S51
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR rent. August |, new brick sta BILE
in rear 2ll1 East Marshall. Can be
used for garage or shop. Call Madison
$3.50.
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FOL: rent, l0-room cottage. large grow,
good water, at f:eaver Dam, Va. l
G. kcdd.
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Fol NDED lSS4-Metropolitan Detec-
tive Agency and National Bureau OF
know? All correspondence strictly pri-
"a.c. Expert secret service trans
actc'l in all sections. Thity years cX
perience, the oldest detective agency
IN the South. Address John Z. James.
principal. ia North Eighth Street,
Richmond. Va.
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SCREEN DOORS

WE have just received u large ship
ment Of window screens and screen
doors. The best and most reasonable
prices OH the market: from 90c up to
-. Evans hardware Co. Inc. 700 West
broad. PhOMn Madison 2OEE.
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W. X. SCOTT.

SCOTS Old Market Drug store. Jud-
son Cunningham. n anaSer, is the
store of Richmond. When YOU get any
thing from Scott's it's right The nm
est olive oil. I5c the quart. Scott's
for JOY. &c. SCOTS Wonderful Blood
Mixture enrlches the blood and makes
II as pure as an infants: 81 the bottle.
SCOTS DiScstice Elixir is panacc;.
for nervous indigestion. heartburn and
loss of appetite. SOC. SCOTS Liver
ilils, none equals them. Zoe SCOTS Pile
Salre IL wonder. 2Jc. SCOTS Rhcu
matte Mixture positively cures SOC.
Cunningham's Royal Remedy and In
lection Tor Men never fails. soc. each.
CunninSham's EliX!r OF Life restores
lost manhood. 50c. Chewing tobacco
%. the plug: smoking tobacco. zoe. the
pound. Each truss fitted by an expert.
NO charge for fitting. Stock foods half
price. Mail order speciality. Big
stock. right prices and polite attention.
We beg your patronage.
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" NFCnES XND .JEWEIHY.

w ANTED. TO sell some fine diamonds
at bargains Address p. -. Box 924
CITY
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SPORTING GOODS.

WE. have the largest line OF baseball
:, goods and fishing tackle in the city:
we can save YOU time and money. and
give you better goods. Evans Hard
ware Co, Inc. 700 West Broad Street.
Phone Madison 3OS6
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

DRY rhite ash wood at greatly re-
duced rates. Phone Randolph 2lOS.
Baldwin Tool Works.
KILN-dried khdling wood. Sl.65 per
load. Order Of five loads for $3.50.
Prompt delivery. Miller Mfg. Co. Madi-
son 1870
If YOU can save 30 cents TO 81 on
ton or cord by placing your order
now IL will mean several dollars, and
Il great comfort TO YOU next winter
when ii SHOWS to know that you have
yours. have several kinds Of coal
for CRATES, ranges and furnaces. Eff
teen years experience enables Inc to
advise YOU properly. Longs 1906 West
Broad.
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STORES OK OFFICES.

sos Forth Twcnty-ffth street. store,
$50 year.
front. S"in year.
100 North seventh street, store or Of
fee, $.@O year.
10 10 West Main street. store. $500
Year.
la3 East Main Street. store, $3.50 Year.
Gl5 East Main street, store; rent very
low.
6i7 East Main Street, store rent very
low.
637 East Main Street store. $1,000 year
OFFICES over this bank. Rent rea-
sOnable.
RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS CO.,
Real Estate Department,
Main and Seventh Streets.
FOR rent. eNceptionally attractive
house. beautifully finished; every
modern convenience. 1870 West Grace.
Phone Madison j6?l.
SEVEN ROOM house. Libby I'M
Thirticth street. between Main and
Franklin. John Il. Grimes. II North
Tbirtieth.
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si0o per annum-No. 1907 Floyd Ave-
nue.. on the car line. Z rooms. hot
water heat. gas range. electric lights,
moIern Possession September /.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


FOR sale, garage. and accessory bust
ness. Full equipped machine shop:
best location in the city. Headquarters
place to catch all touring parties
Agencies for automobiles and trucks in
cluded. Great opportunity for live au-
tomobile man. Will sell at sacrifice
Address Peninsula Automobile and Ga
rage Company. Newport News. Va.
If you want to buy or sell a business
Of any description. any location,
write Commercial Bureau Of Inforna,
ton. Inc. Box 756. Richmond Va
FOR sale. good paying restaurant or
hotel propositions for responsible no
tel men 10 invest in. Address Charles
II. Ciehrke. Rochester. y. Y.
ELECTRIC shoe repairing business for
Good paying concern. Cash and terms
TO right man. l. 34S, care Times Dis
patch.
FOR sale. one OF the best established
carriage and wagon factories in the
South. doing good cash business:
building and stock clear OF mortgage;
direct from owner. :, &c. care Times-
Dispatch.
AMERICAN Detective Agency,-We
wish to advise the business public
that we are in position to collect any
and all claims Of accounts you may
have In this city or state; as well as
any other cities or States II you are
looking for results and want your ac-
counts collected with reasonable
proinptnoss, see or write us. We do
the rest Office 313 Foster Building.
Post-ofiice Box 1917. Richmond, Va.
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$3.50 per apnum-No. II South Laurie
trone heat. Possession September /.
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FOR EENT-IioISes
HOUSES POSSESSION At ono

al2 South Randolph street, 5 rooms.
'oS Holly street. rooms. bath, gas.
3ooG Taylor street, rooms, bath. la
trobe. $500 year.
sos West Main Street. rooms, bath,
BOB - East clay street. rooms, S3S4
,oYl eS Mon,roso Ayorv. c,r,or r,r. /.
rooms. modern. $3.50 year. ~ :
30 Moss Side Avenue. Ginter Park, s
r09ns. modern.. $500 year.
y East Grace street. 10 rooms, bath,
5000 year.
HOUSES POSSESSION SEPTEMBER
20! South Lombardy street, c rooms
go North Twenty seventh street. S
rooms. bath. $50 year.
100 West Main street, rooms. $500
III South Fourth street. 6 rooms, $500
so Yves, Cary street. rooms, bath
sos west Main street. rooms. bath.
zoos West Main street. rooms. bath.
9c3 North sheppard street, s rooms,
bath. electric lights, 500 Year. =
202l stuart Avenue. rooms. $3.50 year.
6o3 North Tenth street. 10 rooms bath,
$3.50 year.
y c, n.
2:33a West Grace street, rooms, mod
crn. $500 year.
1873 West Grace Street, S rooms, bath,
latrobc. $3.50 year.
2l&i Park Avenue, 10 rooms. = baths.
modern. garage. $40 year.
Ts-PoSsEsSIoN At ONCE.
rooms. BATH. sas $50 ysa r':'' "1''
333 West Main Street, lower fiat,
rooms. bath gaS. $50 year.
ROOMS. bath. electric iighp,ir. sloa !" Year.
: South 0ltobinSOn street. lower nat 4
rooms. bath. electric lights, Gas
range. $l?2 year.
South Robinson Street. upper nat {,
rooms. bath, electric lights, gas
range. $40 year.
IL South Robinson street upper fiat, =
rooms. bath. electric lights. gas
range. $2Io year.
20 South btNi" Avenue. lower nat
rooms, hath. gas range. $40 year.
So East Main Street, first floor y
rooms. bath. $500 year.
3l3 North Tenth Street. upper fiat 4
rooms. bath. $500 year.
:GI? Park Avenue. upper Nat. 5 rooms,
modern, $500 year.
I llO1 West Avenue, upper nat, : rooms
modern. $500 year.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEPTEMBER /.
81 East Main street, Nat over store,
. rooms, $3.50 year.
I - Soutll lNOUlDSOn street, lower nat. 4
range. $l93 year. 7"S
/ = South Robinson Street. upper Nat. |!
rooms. bath. electric lights, gas
/ range, $40 year.
rooms: Sa,G. electric i'sIts, '" Eas
- South Robinson street. upper fiat. !
! rooms; BATH, electric lights. gas
80 West. ciay street. upper fat, (
rooms. $20i year.
Sis West clay street. upper Nat, :
rooms. $20i year.
~ South Mulberry street : rooms
rooms. bath. $50 year
Il South paNi. Avenue, upper na,. 4
rooms, bath, SD year
$50" East Marshall street, upper fiat
rooms, bath. electric lights, $40
;;5o3 East Marshall street. lower Nat.
rooms. bath. electric lights. $40
1905 East Marshall street upper hat
1907 East Marshall street, upper na,
rooms. bath. electric lights $40
i3o7 East Marshall street, lower nat
rooms. bath, electric lights. s34C
330a East Marshall street, upper Nat
rooms, bath. electric lights. $40
5000 East Marshall street, lower Nat
rooms. bath. electric lights. SEQ
500 Eas, Franklin street. third fiat. :
rooms. bath, $3.50 year.
/ lola North Boulevard. upper fiat, {
rooms, modern, $500 year.
500 East Franklin street, first fiat. 6
rooms. modern. $9"0 year.
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MEETINGS.

THE regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Richmond Paper
Co, Inc, Will be held at its office, cor
ner Governor and Ross Streets, Rich
mond, Va, on Tuesday, July 81. 1914.
at IL o'clock NJ.
r. w. LIPSCOMB,
Secretary
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FOR RENT-Houses
GOLSAN & NASH. INC.
Real Estate.
IL North Eighth Street.
RENT SPECIALS.

$3.50 per annum--No. sos Hanover
Avenue. s rooms. to be newly painted
Inside and outside. papered throughout.
water heat. Above improvements to
be completed August 90. Possession
August /; rent to start September l.
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q Officers and members of Frater-
Ky nal Lodge, No. 53, A. +. & A. NJ.
wv are urgently requested to attend
y called communication at the Masonic
Temple THIS AFTERNOON at 4:3O
o'clock for the purpose of paying the
last sad tribute of respect to our late
brother, j. {. RotSchild.
Members of sister lodges are frater-
nally invited to unto with MS.
by order OF the WorShipful Master,
WAI. HElNHE,IAIER,
Secretary
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$500 per annum-No. 1913 West Car
Street rooms, electric lights. ga
range, new. Possession at once.
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AUTOMOBILES.


TWO now 1914 Overland 5-passenger
ears fully equipped with electric
starter. etc; Overland 40 5-passenge-:
Oldsmobile 5-passenger: IIupmobils
roadster; Oakland Six, 1913. perfect
change. $50 West Broad Street Phone
Madison $50.
1913 Ford touring car in perfect condi-
ton: electric headlights; shock alb
sorbers. Cal Randolph 2202-J.
TWO l-ton commercial trucks In Al
mechanical and paint condition: new
engines. For quick cash sale offered
at sacrifice. K 12s. care Times-Dis-
patch.
USED cars? yes! bargain. Fords,
Bucks. MaXwells, Mitchells. at very
low prices. f. B.. Starbuck or Leslie
Johnson. ia West Broad Street.
ALL makes OF autos for saley Expert
repair work guaranteed The right
kind AT right price. Phone Randolph
6117 nights, and sundays call Madison
.4S3. Richmond Auto Exchange. Inc.
COS West Broad Street
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MUSICAL.

FOR sale. inner player piano. Cheap
for cash. In perfect condition. Is
South Fifth Street
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DRY CLEANING AND SECURING,

SPEcIAI.-Palm Beach suits expertly
cleaned. soc; called for and delivered
anywhere in city. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Phone Randolph III. Kelley
s: McCuc. the cleaners that clean
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BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES

AUTOGRAPH letters and manuscripts
of famous people. either s!ngly or in
collections. bought for cash. +. +.
MadiGan. sol Fifth Avenue. New York.
WANTED. to buy good mule; also good
secondhand truck or wagon. Ad-
dress y 1916 East Cary
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13

in tn Philippines tn oslands
eyed tn crowd wachn
per per eeTing circus"
"oi would creepin
ysi would tn better particularly their little
Oh Osborn wn elephant
THROWN him instead Everywan sed he had lost
an
ntoirey dead moigh
him paartuary they'd of his an substitute tn horns
A course thing
laads Wan
should be used on the beast
heavy guns be shells
huin his feelin's II tn
9Th result a different
crackin hn Jaws aughn at tn hunters none
tn nimrods ever got peep a. U % mat anoea o heeS IN tue
all tn gubernaoal trees they
be candda-ate
Hook seamn tn big presided
overb charlie Murphy.
blanhed lips
SEE hes had his oife tn
they what kind tonne he goin'
,
whether sunern wild tn
tn comm Chase gyn them fever that
be chill that
some ay them begnnin' already an hurried
consulta- ARE bein' held daark places.
aared tn elephant
quarters wild machinery
made gotd whole
TAX, dy al Dmmycratic donkey.
donkey elephant full av
he have tn horns tn bull help tn battle
could Chase induce tn moose in?" asked
che tn
III ho tn decora-aton on the skull tn
that T. latter wouldn't know how they got there
G% a Case conared ne tor aSAG ioS 80
that it would make him look respectable
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
TELEPHONE COMPANY
TO SPEND HALF MILLION

Directors OF the Michigan State
Telephone Co. in their quarterly meet
ing, Friday, approved estimates OF
about 100000 for additional long dis
lance wires, switchboards and other
equipment. Quarterly dividends OF
$3.50 share on both common and
preferred stock were declared. The
general officers we're reelected, as
this was also the annual meeting
New cables are TO be installed from
the main office 10 Crosse Pointe and
TO the northern and western sections
OF the city. Switchboard additions are
to be made in the IL branch ex7
changes. The boards are being trans
formed so that operators will not have
TO press button TO ring a number,
but the insertion OF the plug Will
cause the bell to ring internationally
until the receiver is raised from tho
hook, or the plug is withdrawn.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
PASSENGER CLUB WILL
HAVE WEEK END OUTINGS

NThrough the courtesy OF c. F. Biel-
man, general manager OF the White
star line, and OF J. W KeaTns. ID. r.
a.. of the Pere Marquette railway.
the members of the Detroit Passenger
club will enjoy two weekend outings
this year. June 90 and 81, the mem
beers will have a steamboat ride 20
Stag island, and June p, they will go
10 Traverse City. The Passenger club
is an organization OF the Detroit rep
resentatiyes OF the various steamship
and railroad lines
The club is invited 20 enjoy a river
trip Saturday, June 20. leaving De-
troit that afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
on the City OF Toledo, the boat going
TO Stag island. Those who are I'M
able 20 get away Saturday, may leave
Detroit at O'clock, Sunday morning,
on the Tashmoo The eXcursionists
Will arrive home on the Tashmoo at
.S:45 o'clock, Sunday night. The fol.
lowing Saturday the members will
leave Detroit on 0he-Resort Special
at 1920 p. m. for Traverse City, re-
turning home at $3.50 o block, Monday
morning
n. +. Mclean, city passenger agent
of the White Star line, IS president OF
the club. and l.. l.. Schroeder, l.. z,
VAR, Robert Buchanan and G.. l.. Bry'
son constitute the outing committee.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
A kindly old German unfolds
a stirring tale of the strife
ridden sixties, full of the
fire of patriotism and love

dort--dei Bruder Won Virginia Komm
schmidt
TX.
When Evelyn Came.
Well lust then. Evelyn, hearing
the racket, / expect, came in Dave
thought 1t was Jon and hid behind
the door and jumped out aud yelled
and flung his arms about her all at
once. Gosh-a-mighty! lie looked like
he'd been shot-he was so surprised
and close And Evelyn-she was
as scared and trembly and agility as
"a little heifer-and- afterward tried TO
cry and get mad and look ugly--all
al once But IL was no use. Dave
held her by the hands and apologized
like gentleman of the highest kind.
He bowed and scraped like she was a
queen, and he a prinee,-aHa- called
her madame" But he didn't let her
go. And 'Evelyn-at last she just stood
still and listened like his voice was
music TO her Then she managed to
look sidewise-like birds-and Dave
caught her eyes fairly in his. So, for
a minute Dave looked the sorrow
he had for being so fresh She looked
something had never seen her look
before. Then she hung her head
and blushed and trembled The bust
ness--the great and wonderful bust
ness OF love--was done that quick
Dave had just mastered her by his
gay, open. careless, many ways.
Broke her that quick, like he use
to break colts jon he could man
age animals by just persuading them.
/ But Dave had no time for that And
he made them do what he wanted
without any persuading-whi is
much better, for horse, anyway. And
women are a good deal like horses,
not?
Soon Dawes big white teeth begun
TO show, till he laughed right out.
"I'll bet seventeen COWS, and calf,
cousin Evelyn that's crowded me oat
OF house and home and left me moth
ing but the haymow!"
Yes says l, "whopper jaw, store
teeth and all, ready for the hos
pital-"
Dave put his hand on my mouth so
that it hurt.
Yes, I'm that poor beggar," says
Evelyn, IF they hadn't given me
your room and things, you'd have
found me at the poor-house. cousin
Did-Dave Would you have liked that,
cousin Did-Dave2"
She stumbled twice on the Dave"
But Dave had no trouble with Eve
lynn" 1t seemed sweet in his mouth.
no" says Dave, Il wouldn't have
liked that. But, now, if you don't
take me in partnership, III have to
go--to the haymow-a-and you won't
like that"
"Hi-how can /, DidDave?" asks
Evelyn. Partnership
Dave just breathes his answer;
IL don't know, II is all so sudden
and wonderful, Some day will tell
you. May II"
Yes says Evelyn.
Wen be comrades, Evelyn! We'll
ride and swim and hunt and fsh--al-
ways together Will you like that?"
oh. yes!'' says Evelyn.
And then well see the roses bloom
in these cheeks--lovely enough now
but think OF them with roses In"
And he kissed them both-just a
touch on each
Evelyn started back, angry. but
when she looked and saw his glorious
young face she returned maybe for
more
(Continued.)
The Detroit times., 1914-06-13
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
WILL MEET IN LANSING

SAGINAW, Mich. June 1S.-spe'
cial-The United Commercial Travei-
ers will meet In Lansing In 1915. ac-
cording 70 a vote taken az the cou-
yention here. Friday. Traverse City,
Detroit, Flint and Grand Rapids
sought 20 obtain the convention.
The Travellers passed resolutions
urging the legislature TO pass a INV
making II possible for registered
travelling men 10 vote by mail insfead
OF forcing them 20 come home 10 cast
their ballots
The following officers were elect
ed Grand counselor. Mark S. Brown,
Saginaw junior grand counselNEs
Walter S. Lawton, Grand Hapics'
past grand counselor. r. A. Welcn,
Kalamazoo; grand secretary, Fred 81.
Richter. Traverse City; grand treas
urer. W. j. Devereaux Port Huron
grand conductor. Fred j. Moutier
Detroit; grand page. John A. Hacn
Jr., Coldwater; grand sentinel ~
Scott Hendricks, Flint