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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03

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PERSON AVENUE.
BY, virtue Of a certain deed ofs 4
dated December -. 1913. and recaL6lt u
eery. Court. il i. =. 2as- T. H.'P =. ql44isN
mutt having been made in the paysSif
OF portion OF the debt secured tlyst
by, and having been required byG.tl
beneficiary therein SO to do. | Will
WEDNESDAY. MARCH ). 1s16s |
Commencing ut 8 o'clock p. MI
on the premises proceed 20 sell the NJ
lowing properties, situated In the AZ
OF Richmond, Va: - ASN
First: That lot OF land with RI
dwellings thereon; commencing on *
western line of Twenty third Street. !.
ia intersection with the south limo -
Leigh street, thence running soutH3
wardiy along and frontinE on the ives
u, inches. 10 an alley II feet 6 tncht
wide. thencc back w,estwardly SO fec
The rear. improvements consist Pt fouil
six-room dwellings,, in good order ant
are at the JUNCTION OF Jefferson Avenu,
and Twcnty-third Street, AL
Second: Immediately thereaftcr, sail
At +:3o o'clock +. NJ. that lot OF land
With dwelling thereon on the eastern
Leigh ana NJ streets: commencing ct q
point l3i feet inches south or M
street. and fronting southwardly on the
eastern line OF Twenty seventh street
80 feet l inch. and extending back
eastwardly. between slightly diverging
lines l25 feet, to a rear line - feet <
inches long. improvements consist of
a detached six-room dwelling. in good
order.
Third: Say at o'clock +. NJ. that lot
OF land with two dwellings thereon;
, commencing on the northern line OF
Jefferson Avenue, at point 152 feet
5 Ia inches from the intersection OF
tho northern line OF jefferson Avenuei
with what is commonly called &
northern lire OF clay Street, ther
running eastwardly along and frontEe
on Jefferson Avenue 50 feet inch
thence back northwardly between li4-r
pa nllcl, or nearly so. Sc feet 2 incftS
on it's eastern boundary and S6 feetln
inches on the western boundary to "a
sist OF TWO scmi-detached. six-rot
dwellings.
These properties are all hne rente
and Is just the class of property viii
phys best. They are especially attra
tive and desirable on account OF &
numerous comforts and facilities I'm til
locality, such as Jefferson Park, smoo
paving. the viaduct and electric lin
on jefferson Avenue. VIII pay we'll
an investment or as homes. PositiYe
IL you want good investments. ataeI
this sale.
TERMS: Whereas, the deed reQuia
be had, which will be announced at sd
]. r. CARNEAL.
Trustect
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IN MOVIE LAND.
ALBION. sc Theatre.
n irI hat,t...n lRrna,l $500, a, =,

,r,,, :, NI.'IV.', DC HtHtrt
OATH OF SMOKY
Joe: two-rccl. Cellar drama. featur-
ing Mylcs Stanley and Edna Payne.
Comedy. 'Blllic's New Pal" with Billie
Ritchie. His Guardian Angel" two
reel drama, with Mary Fuller. Com
edy, When Eddie Took a Bath"
ORROW-"PATHES EXPLOITS
Elaine featuring Pearl White, Ar
mold Daily and Sheldon Lewis. Mys-
two parts. Drama, when the Gods
Played a Badger Game" with Pauline
Bush and Son CLANCY
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TRANSFERS

c. c. MILLNERS Transfer. moving and
Grating furniture aspecialty trunks
hauled. claim checks issued at the
house for your baggage. two men on
302 North Ninth Street. Phone Madi-
SoD l4sh
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REX. Broad At Seventh.

VU Day HTTu .NIgnt, T.NCEFt Ut SptCIaI
Feature Days.
American. two-reel. ION the West
Hogan out West Keystone comedy.
TOMORROW = "WINNlNG BACK"
:, Broncho, two reels. with Claire viii
liamS and Frank Keenan,. ''Rcmem-
bcrcd Beauty" "BobbyR Bandit" Ma
tCstiC, twO-rCcl. Eritcrion.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED, salesman who is acquainted
with retail grocery and butcher
trade. Address p. O. Box G72, Rich
mond. Va.
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LITTLE THEATRE

LITTLE THEATRE.
TODAY = "OLIVE IN THE MAD
house" with Mabel Tannelle. Lady
of Dreams" Telegraph feature In two
parts. '.Calman Kate" Nitagraph com
edy. Helen Holmes In The Fast Maths
Danger"
TOMORROW = VITAGRAPH DAY,
five reels, all Nitagraph.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

at stud-Touch Me, by The Commoner-
Touch Not. full brother to Great
Britain. ono Of the largest winners on
the turf in 1914. Also Imp. Duke of
Kendall. by Sir Modsed-Imp. Duchess Of
kendall. Fee. $3.50. No Insurance.
Mares boarded at so cents per day
Ellcrslie stock Farm. David DUNLOP,
proprietor. Petersburg. Va.
YOUR Sunday dinner will be complet o
with Sanyour's Ice Cream, delivered
to any address, 81 per gallon. a. SAN
your, POOL Nenablc. Madison 1850
FOR finest automobile, carriage and
X. II. Bosher's Sons. 10 South Ninth
Street
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NEW THEATRE.

TO-DAY FRANCIS y. BUSHMAN.
in The Glare OF tho Lights" Vision
Of the shepherd" Selig. two reels. Bat
tie of Serakeville," good comedy.
TO MORROW-ETH BARRYMORE.
in Nightingale" five parts, and other
good pictures.
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FOR SALE-Business.

GENERAL merchandise business for
sale in nice little town. Annual bus
mess $4,000. Nice line in all branches
carried. VIII sell on very easy terms
to responsible party. Address Mer-
chant. care Times-Di Dispatch. Richmond
Va.
DRUG store for sale An old -estab-
lished business In one Of VirEinias
largest towns Daily sales from sG5 to
SIS day. Ill health reason for selling
Terms, IL will require $4,000 cash .Ad-
dress 1872, care Times Dispatch.
DRUG store for sale. An old cstab-
largest towns. Daily sales from ss5 tS
S75 a day. III health reason for selling
Terms: il viii require $4,000 cash Ad-
dress 1872. care Times Dispatch
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WASTED-Room and Board.

WANTED, by young man. board and
room with refined Jewish family
One with young people preferred. state
particulars. Address J los, care Times
WANTED, room and hoard near base
ball park by middle aged man. pri-
vatc family, Catholic preferred. J 1l5,
care Times Dispatch
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

AND CHINA PACKING
china and wedding pres
cnts packed and shipped with care
Jacob Cmlnuf. Phone Madison 3292
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SITUATION wANTED-,,ne.

WANTED. employment in or near city
for white and colored boys, II to II
years OF age. Juvenile Court OF Rich
mond. Room S. CITY Hall. Phone Ran
Gclph Gag.
WANTED. position, experienced book
keeper and collection man. Prefers
Wholesale position in small town OF
10000 to $4,000. Box 1l2. Bristol. Va.
WANTED, n position as drug cieNk.
Have had two years experience. Can
give references II wanted. l03. care
Tim es Dispatch.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

we'll prepared teachers for l9l5.1G
in virginia and Southern States. F,a
tablished 1895. Faithful services guar.
antecd. Correspondence solicited. a.
w. Cridlin. Manager. Woodland Heights
Rich mond. Va. Phone Madison 557S J.
Walton Hall. Manager. GordonsvilIe
Branch Box, Isl, Gordonsville. Va.
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VIRGINIA. I'll East Broad.
&c Day and Night. Except on Special

Feature Days.
TODAY - BtSHMAN DAY SPE-
cial. The Accounting" In three parts,
featuring Francis y. Bushman. stars
Their Courses Change, in three parts.
featuring Francis X Bushman.
L - NJ . Il K % W - SPECIAL. MRS.
wigs OF the Cabbage Patch in five
parts. featuring Bcatriz Micheleuu.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


FOR sale. one OF the best established
carriage and wagon factories In the
south doing good cash business.
Cholcc location. clear of debt Direct
from owner. G 1873. care Times Dis
FOR sale or trade. apartment property
In Washington, u. G.. Twcnty-flrst
street, Eorthwest Best residential
good farm or timber lands. p. II.
Thompson, Salisbury. y. c. John c.
Lawson. South Boston. Va
GOOD opportunity for energetic man
with small capital. Call on Blue
blaze Burner Co. 1lS North Seventh
Street. and inspect proposition
SECRETARYSHIP open in progressive
non-conpetitive corporation; cxclu-
siTc field: large profits. Requires $500
to purchase retiring officials interest
SALARY 800 month. For confidential In
terview. address q l27. care Times
Dispatch
WANTED. to rent a good blacksmith
shop. Splendid location. Good bust
ness for right man. c. r. Sanderson
Cartcrsville, Va.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FemaIe.

HELP furnished for your homo or hotel:
no charge. Virginia Business Ex-
change. 3iG North Second.
y lady OF refinement wishes position as
nurse. companion TO lady. willing
TO super!ntcnd housekeeping: references
exchanged. Address i $50. care Times
Dtrpatch.
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires
position; willing worker. Ill, care
Times spatch.
RELIABLE: white girl wants good
home. Apply Virginia Business EN-
change, 316 North Second.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

WHY buy green and wet wood when
you can get perfectly dry oak and
pine blocks or oak and Pine slabs at
same price. Coal to suit every stove
or furnace that burns to ashes Longs.
Madison 1oG9-1070
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AUCTION sALEs-To.p
BY ]. %. CARNEAI. & son
Real Estate Auctioneeral

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALEOF \
ATTRACTIVE AND wELLLOC
DWELLINGS, ON CHURCH
NOS: aoS.s-lQ-12 NORTH T'y,
THIRD: GID NORTH TWENTY
ENTIi STREET. AND 22l4. 221,
FERSON AVENUE.
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HELP SvANTED-Female.
HELP wANrED-Nfnlc and Female.

MANJCCRiST wanted. Stumpfs Hote
barber Shop. rs East Main.
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WANTED. nj once. two frst-cinss
ciothinR statesmen. Apply Bunkrunt
sale. Fourth and Broad. "''
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FOR KENT-Roorn,.

ATTRACTIVE rooms, Ia North Sixth
Street. between FraniiliR and Main.
FuRNlSHED rooms for light house
Keeping: also hall room. 4ol East
TWO attractive rooms In private home
on Grove Avenue. 10 be rented
!sinyly II preferred) TO gentlemen.
hot water heat. electric lights, bath
on same floor. Table board convenient.
references exchanged. Address j 10,
care Times Dispatch.
steam heated. second
story front room. 105 South Third.
Phone Madison 465G-J.
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WANTED. TO rent or purchase small
acreage, with modern dwelling. near
car line and convenient to church and
school. Address j III, care Times
Dispatch
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BRADLEY.-The funeral OF DIR. TAZr,
WELL BRADLEY was conducted a :
MOUNT Pleasant Methodist Church SAT-
URDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'clock His
was probably one OF the largest at
tended funerals ever held in this coun-
~. Or. Bradley has been n practiclng
physician In this community for the
past thirty years. He was noted for
his charitable and kind disposition
serving both rich and poor alike. He
church all his life and was n devo,t
Christian gentleman. Besides his fam
NY. no numbers his friends by the
score, VINO VIII mourn the loss OF this
most estimable gentleman.
Roxbury Va
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AUTOMOBILES.

THE Jitncy Association offers you I'M
limited opportunity II You use your
car in conjunction with it's system
Gail at 1908 West Broad without delay
AUTOMOBILE springs made and re-
paired by II. II. Boshers Sons. Is
South Ninth street.
BEST automobile painting and repair
ing done by X. II. Bosher's Sons. Is
South Ninth Street
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FOR SALE.
BY j. y. CONNELI.Y & co.
FOR SALE--I'arIns


FARM miles WILLIAMSBURG, $50 acres.
40 clear 20 pecan. over 200 ample
trees: also plumH, peaches and grapes;
$1,000 worth timber Price, $4,000.
Terms reasonable George Wright.
Williamsburg, Va.
FARM FOR SALE.
20 to 30 acres Or good. rich. sandy
loan land fronting on Broad street
land is in "A high state OF cultivation
and lays beautiful, with the exception
OF small piece In tilnhrr. Nice place
TO build Il home. owner needing money,
VIII sell at $50 per acre. If you mean
business. we will be glad to show you
this land; otherwise do not make in
quirics. See George G. potndextcr
care l.. ". Harris, 800 East Main
Street.
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FOR SALE-HOrses.

FOR sale, good driving and work
horse cheap to quick buyer. Can be
seen at II. +. Hairs Stable
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HEIP WNNTED-NnIc and Fem ale.
THOUSANDS government jobs open to
men and women. SOS to $50 month
Write for list. Franklin Institute
RICHMOND government clerk exami-
nations March 10. SO month Sam
ole questions FREQ. franklin Institute,
Dent. I29-B RochsRtcr. " ".
WANTED. railway mail and postal
clerks; examinations soon over
1000 appointments yearly; prepare at
home. Write for plan No. r. OF pay
mcnt after appointment. Philadelphia
Business College. Civil Service Dept
Philadelphia. Pa.
PIANO player, one that can bant or
accompany. Apply, after 10 a. NJ
ll6 East Broad street.
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WANTED, young man TO help at soda
322 East Main Street ~
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al

REGISTERED druggist in North Caro-
lima and Georgia now open for posi-
ton AS drug clerk or manager or relief
work. single. % years old. with ref
crence from two hes: stores in this
town. 10 years experience. and "a
10. prescription man. Can rio any
thing that is TO he done. Borax. 3l9
West Trade Street. Charlotte, y. c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03

WANTED. man to represent whisky
house In your section Address r. !,
rM,htson, II West Montgomery street.
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WANTED, frst-clnss colored chauffeur
Apply between 10 a. M. and p. NJ
aoe west Franklin Street. References
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.


EGGS for Matching: extra fine strain
Buff Orpington. Phone Madison 1850.
WHITE Leghorns that lay; also Bar
ron Leghorns. No Eucsswork. Ev-
cry hen trapncsted every day. Every
cock Il pedigree bird. Sidney Johnson
Boydton. Va.
FOR sale, Stercotypers mats, lSX24;
flexible and tough; just the thing to
line chicken houses and cuthouses
Sl.25 per 100 pounds at the office; 25
cents extra for out-of-town orders for
ca tage. Address Times Dispatch.
FOR sale, 500 thoroughbred White
L.eghorn laying hens, Sl.b0 each
Headquarters for Rhode Island Reds;
stock and eggs. West Durham Poul-
try Farm, West Durham, N G.
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ECh Observation-Disclosures

Inches wide. Suitable for wrapplnS
anything requiring white paper such
es bread, glassware. laundry. etc, 81 rs
per loo pounds az the office. Call al
Times nj ipatch. first noor.
FOR. sale, old papers at so cents per
100 pounds at this c.ice Call at
hrst floor win not be delivered
EGGS and butter, fresh gathered, guar
anteed eggs direct from the farmers
baskets to you, II dozen 81 80 dozen
$3.50. Fresh sweet country butter
choice pound prints, soc, express pre-,
paid Cash with order No C O. d
Rays Cash Produce Market, LINCOLN
ton. y. Q.
FOR sale. large Valance in Common
wealth Bank. Address T. 202, care
Times Dispatch.
CHOICE pecans. sample 25c. stockton
Paper Shell Pecan Groves. stockton.
Ala.
FOR sale. horse. carriage and harness
ON account OF death Of owner will
sell complete outfit at reasonable price
Can be seen mt Sutherland's stable
! North Cherry Street.
FOR sale, one and two horse trucks.
wood wagons, open and ton delivery
wagons. hHggicS and runabouts All
kinds OF painting and repairing r,
IL tioSher's Sons. IL south Ninth Street
For sale, one new $3.50 double counter
National Cash Register cheap. Phone
Madison 1876.
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FOR RENT--Business propert,.

OFFICE space, phone. typewriter and
stenograDher; Will share above with
congcnial party; moderate terms: loca
ton Ninth and Main. Call Madison
2sII for appointment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03

We want TO be your Real Estate
Agents.
McVEIC;H & GLINN.
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FOR RENT-RcaI Estate.

HOUSE OF S rooms and bath. gas, Ia
trobe; $40 per month. Frank S
Splatt, 6o5 East Leigh street
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY ]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
lib Main Street
TRUSTEES SALE

ATTRACTIVE DETACHED FRAME
DWEl4LING AND LARGE TRAM
GLE LOT. No. 500, CORNER TWEEN
AVENUE
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SHOES.
MISCELLANEOUS VANS.

WANTED, plans for 6 or T-room bum
galow. Address } l07, care Times
Dispatch.
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GOVERNMENT positions are cac,- -
get. Ny free booklet Y-1s4 tells
how. Write to-day. Now. Earl HON.
kins. Washington, ID. G.
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HELP wANTED--Male.

WANTED. experienced window trim
mer and show card writer. Apply
Julian w. Tyler First and Broad
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FOR SALE-Real Estate


S',nnp VIII buy modern home In tho
90 west End: "asv terms. 6 1903, care
Times Dispatch
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WANTED-ReaI Estate,

" Il fs11 1tE<tI I45tS-tE,
LIST your farms with J. a. Connolly
& Co. Write postal for necessary
blanks.
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REPAIR SHOPS.
AJrOS AND CAURTN,

AUrOS AND CARRIAGES.
-. u Grasberger. carriage and automo-
pic trimming: repairing our special
"" 20 North Twentieth Street. Phone
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FOR SiLE-VehicIcs

FOEt S:1IE-NcniCIcS.
FOR sale, grocery wagons from SIS to
sl3': top buSgieS, S35 To $g5; ton
wagons. $50; runabouts, $35 10 Sd5: one
truck, $50; one laundry wagon sllo
ana one trap, S35. Thomas II. Duke *
Co, S0i Brook Avenue
\ large stock of wagons, carriages
runabouts and buggics can be found
at Il. ii. Bushers sons 10 South Ninth
street.
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s5o foot buys Hanover Avenue. full
ucpth LOT on terrace: VIII trade. 1915
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LOST sND FOUND.

LCSI, Eentlemans open face gold
niied watch on street or car silk fob
attached. Suitable reward IL returned
20 w. L. Gordon, lll4 Mutunl Ruildinr
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WANTED. assistant registered drug
Eist at once. Good position TO right
man; Address liz. care Tlmcs-Dis-
patch.
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FOR RENT-Roons.

FOR rent, two large connecting rooms.
either UNFINISHED or partly fur
nished. Cheap to desirable parties.
Location convenient. l0G care Times
Dispatch
Evening star., 1915-04-14
SPIRITED DISCUSSION
Of SUSTENTAT|ON FUND
Methodist Episcopal Conference at
Baltimore Decides Upon
Readjustment.
Special Dispatch TO Tho star.

Special Dispatch TO Tho Star.
BALTIMORE. April 14-As the out
como OF a heated argument at the
morning session of the Methodist Epis-
copal Conference, which Is being held
at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
a complete readjustment of the ma
nipulation Of the sustentation fund Of
the conference was accomplished.
This fund heretofore has been kept
in reserve exclusively for retired min
listers and to supplement insufficient
salaries. and considerable surprise was
aroused whom Charles H. Wagner. the
conference evangelist, arose this morn
ing and made an appeal that a part
of the fund be utilized to give him a
minimum salary.
Finally. 1t was decided that the ques-
tion be referred to the sustentation COM
mittee. with the recommendation that
DR.. Wagner be paid a salary OF $3.50
provided the amount Of money contributed
to him did not exceed $500.
Bishop Burt left the conference in the
hands Of Bishop Henderson OF Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, at noon today.
James ]. Jeffries spoke on How to
Deliver the Knockout Blow to Cigar
cite Smoking"
Bishop Henderson spoke Of the in
terest which he has found university
men and women take in religious work
He denied emphatically that an ele-
ment of religious skepticism is fostered
by college and university training.
Evening star., 1915-04-14
ARGUES FOR AUTONOMY
IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT

NEW YORK. April l4-Lindley NJ
Garrison. Secretary OF War. made =
strong plea for local autonomy in gov
ernment in an address on democracy At
the annual Jefferson birthday dime
OF the National Democratic Club las;
night, while Senator James Hamilton
Lewis OF Illinois eulogized President
Wilson. and said he did not believe
the President would consent to be-
como a candidate for reelection II
all his policies had been executed into
laws.
Tammany Chief a Guest.
Democrats were present from all
parts OF the country. Some of the most
widely known were Joseph p. Tumul-
ty. secretary to the President. Senator
Ollie N. James of Kentucky, Senator
Charles F. johnson of Maine. Repre-
sentative J. Thomas Heiin OF Ala
bama, Morgan J. OBrien. Charles r.
Murphy and John NJ. Riehle.
Secretary Garrison msintained that
the state should attend to its duties,
and that II should not usurp city pow
ers. He said national problems should
occupy tho attention of the federal
government
Each Should Bear Own Burdens.
Each in ITS sphere should be strong.
self sufficient and proud and able to
bear its own burdens and solve Its own
problems" he declared.
Others who spoke were Senator John
son and Representative Hehin.