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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23
Sultc Sluan's Eminent mitscbcn?

SelbitpcrltGnblib! 0enn naf bod
tier 9(nitrenellng, iuern Die Wausfcln
bis al,f's aeuBerite angeipannt poren
miro Sloan's Ointment ale Steifbeit
entferren 1,nb Git6 fir ben nddIter
Gag in CUTE @erfaiiung bringen. Sbr
ioltet es o,ld bel einem plosliher
anfol bon 3abni6mer3en benuten,
iolpie bel iteifen Naden, &iiden.
i6mer5en, Stiden 9iiien unb oielen
anberet Wolbeuren, Die einem nab.
reno Der Serien5eit auitoBen mogcn.
ygSir niiroen lieber nniere @inrid)t'
rlle 5u Saltic laiien, als bie Sericl1
antreten pbne Sloan's Ointment"
idreibt elm 9(l,sfliigler. n@ir braltd).
en- es fir ones bon 9%rGnlpfen biz
3abniduter5en." Stcdt cine Sloi6e
nit Elm, icib boreeieben ,,no babt fei'
ne Relle.-9ob.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23

lie Cole, eleihfalls bon Union. fpo-
rem om bcrganeenen Montag IN Sinn.
Grltercr I'M cine. III Der NGbe bon
SlonT 9clcgcue Sarm bon 100 ader,
81 pcrfaufen. -Sinn &cpliblican.)
t ISN'T. @inter, Sobn ron $. $.
8intcr, bon &oiebuo, uno Sri. 2eoeo
9ebn, ppu Si6p. Maries Gountp,
muroen am 9onncrstag, ben 10.
Suni, in Si1p, eetraut. 9ic junaen
.@atten meroen in 8i6p mobnen, no
Serr 8inter Elm &ommiiiionS , De
ifdft hctreibt.
i llnicrc GARNER fommen leet oil.
gentein 5l Der @rfemtnib, Dap Gas.
cpnobc Golrntp Dor allen Inocrcn
gang bcionoers our 8ieb5uft 9ecig'
net lit. Die aufeinanOcrfolgcnoen
idllcdten @eiSenjabre baben cine arl=
} 5abl r%nierer belten Sarmcr pcronloBt
ben @ei5cnbou oufaueeben uno lid
itott beiicn DER Sieb5ud)t SIT lplonlell.
+ Ger Sail bon Senrp Scbo, mel.
der angcflngt mar in 9lano ein Der
r~l,fcncs Sous 9ebalten 5l baberL fan
neulid Dor. Hidter Soppnlcpcr 5ll
&erbonNlung. Sic @eidmorencr
fanocn ocn In9cflaeten idpllbig UNI
iebtcn Die Strofe ollf $500. Scr an.
Qcflogtc bat an Dos &reis9criht up.
pellicrt.
+ otto @rcrtnfc, bon Smenspllle
81. i. .. eilter unicrcr gbonnentcl
ipcldcr ii6 our 3eit in arlin9ton
Ntebr. bcfinbct, ihreibt unS inter Viii
Ncrcm poll BORT mic folgt: DSi'
Srl,dt iiebt bier iebr gut aus unD oil
@itterune lit 9ilnitig fiir Die Grnte
pcldc jeoo6 nidt Dor nGdltcr @oh'
beginnen miro. Mltd baS &orn Itch:
iebr gut; oher Der Safer lit Itcaen
meiie 5iemlid fur5."
+ ,Sn ieinem Seltumcnt bonn q
S,uli, 1899, be5el,et bon 6. 6. Mtepel
rn0 Ileronoer Wcper, bernlod)tc oel
am 5. gpril, 1916 peritorbene 8il
liam @laier iein gigentbum mi,
folat: Seiner Satin, Senriette @la
Ter, ben 9cnl,t ieines @rllnobeitSe'
unb ieines beipcglidcn Gigcltbllm:
mGbreno i6rer 2cbcnsbaucr oocr 10
LANCE pie Tie iid nidt pieoer perbei
rotbet; icinem Sobn, Gbas. 8lo'er
5000 in @elo, cine Sub uno elm ppa
ItGnoigcs S%ebcrbett, nebit &iiIcn l'im
ieinem Sobn Senrp @laier, $175 II
@elo; ieiner Epdter, aoeline 9ebn
$3.50 in @elb, glle obengenamrtel
Grben iollen ibren Inthcil 6 Wonot
nod Dem Sooe bes @rblaiicrS erbal
ten. @ad) Dem Spbc ieincr @atti1
ioll oercn 2ebensantbcil on ieine1
Sobn, 2ouiS @laier, iibcrgcben
gtubolf 0cbn S6micqcriobn De
@rblaiicrs, lit Sitrt ScitamcntsS oll
Itrcdcr crllonnt.
t. 9os 8itteciud CUR Serlegul'
bcs Gountp . Sites bon gtt. Stcr
lirg nod Scrnloml ipltroc ON q
sSrlni, 1911, our6 6rcO. @m, Som
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23
8elSienbunsen an einselne 8eianscue
in Sibiricn.

Die gcItrebun9en Der Sablrei6en
Silfs, Iusidiiiie CUR 2iuoerlln9 Der
ollgemeincn gtct in ben iibirii6en
congratulations Bayern iinb meitbin
befanrt uno esfreuen iid, nit &edt
elmer groBen rnb marmberaigen &C.
bersidar.
8er leood peri0nli6 Inteil nimmt
on Dem &oblergeben cines bcitimnl.
ten @~efon9enen, ,peil 9onoe Der Ser.
manotidoit ooer Sreunoidoit i'm
nit DEM Icrmiten perbinoen, fir ocn
bat es Dielleiht elm beionberes Snte-
reiie, 81 %crfobrcn, oob es iih Die
0elegierten bes 0ettiden Soften
! areu5es in bcn &ercinigten Stoaten,
1923 groaOpop, Ncp 9orf Gitp, oil,
gcleecn iein Iaiien Die 5uperIGiiigc
llcberpeiiung bon 8elbbctraecn on
ein5elne @cfongene in Die 8cgc 3I
leiten.
8ie llcbcrwciiulg aeidiebt ourd)
Die Sernilttlltn9 Der ~Sitlfiaftipn fir
bcl,tide unO Giterreif , ungoriidc
@efan9cnc in Sibirien, mcl9c ibren
Sit IN Sicntiin China, bot. Ole
Siilfioftion mltroe Gnbe 1914 81 bent
3pefc ms 2cben gcrufen, Der gtot
Der in Sibiricn interniertcn Wilit1r.
unO 3ipil . @efun9enen mad, @o9lih.
felt au iteucrn.
0urd ieinc engen Se3icbnngcu 81
ben itaotliden 9cborben unb untcr-
itiitt bon Den biplpmatiidcn Scrtrc.
tern Der nelltralcn Staatcn, lit Das
0eutibe &otc arelt5 in Der Gage, audY
in Seinbcslano fir baS leibli9e unb
geiltiee @obl Der &riegSgefaneencl,
gu ioreen. Sn bieiem Sale babcn
Die ocutiden uns 0iterreid . lln9ari.
lfen Sertretcr in China bas Srotcf'
torat iibcr bic SilfSiaftion iibcrnom,
men, Der cs alsbul0-Sano III Sam
nit Dem omerifoniidcn unb iflpebi.
id)en &oten &rel,S orbeitenO-9elun.
gen lit, &er6inoun9 nit fat oller
@efonecrctlogern in Sihiricn cin5ll'
leiten unb ltdnoig oufrett 81 crbaf.
ten.
Sic 3ritelllrn9 bon 8eloi enoungcr
an ein5clne @cfongenc crfolgt oilrd
Sertrauensleute in Den nerihieoenel
9esirfen in Oenen lid &%onocntro
,tionslogcr b%efinbcn, 9ieie art Del
uebcrmeiiflng bat iid ais Die 5mcf
mGBieite eripieicn, mas burd oi'
9riefe Scr @cfongcnen bcitatigt nor
oen lit, meldc ibrc a~n9cborigcn II
Den G~ercinieten Staoten I'M ober
molige l1ntcrItilbung eriuhten.
Ii6t MIR iperbcn @elobetro9e oe1
@cfangcncn iidcr augcitellt, moollrc
bic GmpfGnger Dor Der g%rtntmigltel
Got bclpabrt pcrben, ionbern altd
Go6foridullgcn na6 &crmiBtcn lpcr
Den bcreitmiIligit iibcrnomnten.
), 6. Seder,
Gclcgicrter DcS 9cutidcn Rotcn
&rell5eS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23
Gincs grstes Mittel sesen Sniten.

g(ls Elm @ittel ge9en Suiten nno
GrfGltllna perbi,toet Or. Bells Sine
Gor,Sonig oie redtcn 9%eItanotbeile
aeaen SuItcr I'M CONNER ooer Bin.
ter. Gin SerIud miro Den Dirfi6en
8ertb bieicr SuitcnmeOi3in beiueiien.
Or. Bells gine. Sor.Sonig idnftigt
Den tSuitenrei5, tobtet ben Grfal-
tungssaeim uno miro gu6 Diel gut
tbltn. Cine 25c. Slaide miro @nd)
mebr ols iiber5eltgen-Diro @itren
Sljten beicitisen. 9ei apotbefern.
(9lbb. 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23
aasemeiue Gpnnts 3cnisfeiten.

~hbehiStnS Suh"Av HsHtbtShsh
i Cine In5ubl &na6en, in glonb,
purOen fiir5lid uegen crap boot
ing" beItraft.
/ Snenspille miro bonn 80. Suli
bis gum 3. Iuguit Elm Gbo,itauqiia
baben.
, i Srib @olfc, bon fredericksburg,
pl1roe fiir5li6 bon ieiner @ottin nit
einem Sodter6en bei6enft.
t Sic 3uiammenfunft Der Siage,
@asconabe, Maries Gountp Nteo.
aiin. bot ecltern in CHM itottse.
funoen.
i Or. g. $. Sbere, 3obnar5t in
8lanb, uno SRI. Sranccs Orr, bon
@nfielo, SlIs., muroen pori9c ISOLDE
I'M Semi Der 8rollt getraut.
i @olter Gabill, bon Canaan, bal
Ieinen reeiitrierten, Solanb : Chino
Cher an 8. 6. @oooruif, bon Clean.
espille, p%erfauft.
SRI. Slora &oblfing, bon Swens'
billie, l,no S. S. Sucocmonn, Dor
ct. 2onis, mur0cn an pertlollener
Spnntog in S%menspille getrailt.
i 8m. @. 2acep bon Canaan
uno SRI. aloel Defer, bon Slano. CT
& bieltcn neulid, in Sranflin Gountt
cine Seiratbsli5ens.
t 6rau Sarab 81. Sitden, in Sel
G1be bon Sea, lit am 10. Sum-, III
Sitter bon Ga Sobren geitorben. Gil
batte ibr gan5es 2eben in Der gtabt
bon Geo aueebro6t.
+ SRI. Della gbfer, bon ct. Soitis
friibcr in Der Gdbe bon &oiebuo, be
tinbet Iif our Belt in Sartforb, 9
9af., auf 9eiu6 bel @m. Niepali
uno Satin.
+ Ser &prreiponbcnt bes Spens
billie R~epublicon, beri6tet bon 8ool
lam oab Die bortige Nadboridoft II
nG6itcr 3eit mieoer einen ncrcl
Stranger Store" baben miro.
+ 8ie Der 9lonb Courier beridtct
bat Somer 3inn, in Der N1be BOZ
9lonb, mebrere &iibe %berloren, mi
aneenoulmen miro bur6 Sergiitunl
nit 9leiweiB, momit Ser Srpg ange
itriden nar.
i Gin Iauleiel, Gigentbrm boz
6reb Bod, in Canaan perIu6te melt
lid iiber eine 3auntbilre 81 ipringen
mobci bas Sbier iid 10 g%efabrlid
perlebte, Dab es fl,r5 baral,f Der
eroete.
+ 8ilbe Sllinlcn un0 an0eres, III
niibes @eitrditd mag Dnbl in Den III,
gen Der Stdbter rcdt biibi6 aus
feben; Ser praftiide Sarmcr iieb
oarin ober MIR Elm observation-disclosures
bes llnfral,ts, allf Soften lnb gun
9roBen Sdaoen niitlider gflansen.
8. 6. allcrsmann aaiiierer &c
9onf in Union, unb Der gbrp. SEES
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23

-llnicrcn bcr5lidcn Ganf bicrmit
Sen ioIgenben 2cicrn oes golfsblatt
fit sic miIlfommlcnc Grncltcrllng if.
res Announcements, in Der ucrgangc.
ncit @odJc:
@crntunn-Go. Sblparb uno $
$. Hlteoiger.
Srib Brandt, 9rafc
@i1, SdoIanh, OmcnspiIle
Sp. Sucocnonn ST., Berger
Reo. g. Son 2onpi, GbprfclO, Sno.
Sp. 2onomcbr 2orton Nebr.
,Sobn 0ufuer, ct. SouiS
GaIpcr $. Sbec, Ibolt, Wto.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
GIVE FICTITIOUS NAMES
Iw" l"urv Wen Arrested in Hotel
Itichniond Charged With
drinking There.

" Gordon and L. u. Ioucs tho lat
tor "a fictitious name, 1T il said. waived
,N"u'nttiou in Police court Yesterday
morning when thcy were urraiy ucd on
g char-." OF drinking whisky ia the
Hotel Richmond early ia the morning,
amt the case waa certified 20 the Ilust
iueS court
Gordon aud Jones l.). two other
mon and hvc mcmhcrs Of tn" chorus Of
'NtoD. Look Listen" which appeared
e; tho Academy % Mnsic Thursday
night, were in th, diu.u~-room OF Tie
Motel when Policemen pilniuuc and
Miller surprised the party. TWO Of the
men fed incuntIn"n,ly at the approach
al tho uniformed Policemen, but tn"
ether two gai!antly remained with tho
young women. - i said that they
TOOK tho burden of the evidence against
them. ana asserted that tho statement
az the cnorus girls that they had not
taken q drink was true.
The Young; man who gave his name
rs Jones Is said TO bc tho son Of Il
prominent business man OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Observation-Disclosures
FAKE PHONE INSPECTOR
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
w ciHirrr says lie Was Forced IN n
'r'minnis lii" tccnnSc lie Could
Not Get IIoncht Job

Nh'le his wife with a ycar-old babe
IN her arms. ,iune 10 him In Police
Court Yesterday morning. Floyd \.
WeiTiger OF loo South Harrison street,
vas held for the grand jury by Jus
ice Crutchneld Oh Two CHARGES Of
grand larceny and ono Of houscbreak-
mG Weisiser il IS alleged. posed as
" telephone INSPECTOR, ana thus gain
Cd entrance =" tho homes he is CHARGED
Win rohhine lie was forced. he is
alleged To havc stated. t. - criminoI,s
life because ho could no, sc, an hon
.st job 10 support his wifa and child
tie was once sentenced TO three wears
n the r"mitcntiary from Cioochland
county. ana was parolod by Governor
Stuart.
WeisiGer WAS hold On charge Of
9 ate 500 worth Of jcwelry from
nue.; the theft of Il $3.50 gold watcb
and chain from tho home Of J. Edward
Martin. ia boulevard. and tn. thofr
OF an overcoa, from = Z. Williams.
5!A East Franklin street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
NEWSPAPER INSTITUTE
TO BE HELD FEBRUARY 8
Date IL Advanced .tficr Conference
With Professor Whiprlc. 81 tni-
rerslty school of journalism.

The date FOR the holding OF the nrst
newspaper Institute by the Virginia
Press Association and tho University
School OF Journalism. Il, Charlo,tes-
Vile, was chsh red yesterday from jan
uary 49, aid 10 10 Thursday and FL! p
day. Feeruary and . Tns change wa.
nece.sitated by the fact tina, the ocigi-
nal date did not allow sufficient time
for securing the speakers whom II Is
desired 10 have upon the program
Tho program for 'hc occasion was
gone over yesterday at conference
between Protesso" Leon Whipplc OF
the University school or Journalism,
and Secretary James J.. Hart. Of The
Virginia Press Association. The Sub
iects TO be discussed were decided upon.
and several speakers assigned. II viii
now be necessary 20 have tie speakers
accept the Invitations to address tho
institute: and then the programs viii!
be printed and circulated
Z, President J. G Mosclcy was CON
ferrsd with over tho telephone. and
gave his consent to the change In date.
which was requested by the university.
authorities IN order 10 make th. pro-
gram more complete, thus assuring tho
success OF the frs; uew sDapcr institute
held in Virginia.
Notices OF the change in date. and tho
arrangements Tor hotel aceomu odntious
will be sent GU: 10y Secretary iar,
within the next two weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
Christmas Cheer
for Greek Leper
Members Of Local Greek Colony
Raise Fund of S42.I0
for Hodges.

10 bring Christmas cheer to their
ieilow countryiman George Hodges.
who is stricken with lcprosy at the
city farm. the members Of the Greek
colony of liichmOnd have raised the
sum or Si210 The committees OF
Greeks which visited the lcpcr ycst.r-
day found him cheerful. comfortable
and well provided fo-. lie expressed
TO them hiS gratitude 10 the people of
Richmond who have helped him this
winter. Thanks TO the contributions
"lrcady received, tn" sick IMAM is pro-
Nided with almost everything nccdrui
except n substantial house.
The money raised by tn. Greeks will
b" spent in furnishing q small flock
of chickens for III" sick man. buying
him papers and magazines in his NJ
tive language. aud providing other
small luNuricS. Practically the prcat-
est satisfaction that comes to tn" l"Der
now. ii IL said. is the visits OF friendly
persons. especially those speaking his
own language.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
Couunnwrnlth'~ Attorney Wise Re-
verse. himself In ItuiinG on
I.urchcSi Cider Case

John Lucchcsi, els East Marshall
Street, will b" permitted to employ 4
chemist To analyze six barrels of cider
seized from him by the police on a
charge OF containing more than IN"
limited amount OF alcohol provided for
under the prohibition statute. Com
monw"aith's Attorney Wise, who had
previously advised Justice Crutch-
field 10 the contrary, notified him yes
torday OF his change OF opinion.
I.ucchcsi's case comes M In Police
Court this morning. Ills counsel, At
torrey Gilbert X. Pollock. has employ
cd DR. Otto Meyer. - chemist. of 1907
East Main street. to analy2c the cider.
In the meanwhile samples are being
Analysed by the state department Of
Agriculture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
KILLED WHILE HUNTING
nl"ncl Warvirli 4. White Dies From
Accidental Discharge
OF Gun.

Colonel Warwick 9. White president
81 ihc New York and Oklahoma Pro
Cucii. Company. and who once lived
IN Richmond. with offices in the Amer!-
can National Bank Building. died last
saturday in MuskoGce. Okla, as tho
result Of gunshot wound sustained
when his gun accidentally was dis
charged While he and a party Of
friends We're hunting In the Cherokee
WIS. The body. accompanied by his
wife and child. was sent last Thurs
DAY 10 Lexington, where he will be
buried.
Mr.. White was abou, forty Years old.
"h" nad been in Muskoccc for five
years. Ills people live at Lexington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
WANT FEDERAL MONEY
FOR PETERSBURG Pike
Chesterfield Supervisors Ask Cole
man for Airport ionmrnt
l'rOm New Fund.
BEGIN WORK AT SWIFT CREEK
Propose 10 Reconstruct Thrcc-Mile
stretch To Petersburg With As
phaltir Concrete or Other Suitable
smooth Paving.

state Highway Commissioner Cole
man has received from the, Board OF
Supervisors OF Chesterfield County "a
uctijipu asking For AN superintendent
out of the tcdcral-aid fund made avail
able this year for road Improvement in
f NrSjuia, iur the reconstruction of that
portion Of tho Petersburg Turnpike
that lies between Swift crcck aud
Petersburg. The stretch is about three
mites Ions.
\ resolution making application Cor
thc Federal aid was adopted 10y the
/ Chesterfield supervisors at its meet
+ INK Monday night. The Improvement
Mil cost about S35.ooo. liberal por-
I ;iou Of which, II - stated. will hc
contributed by the County Uf Chester
old ana the city OF Petersburg.
I Tho resolution states the desire OF
/ Chesterfield County To continue the
/ work. Of improving the turnpike be
/ I'll this important link of The Wash
reconstructed with the same material
that il is proposed 70 use on the
stretch southwark from Swift creek.
| 1t is proposed TO use asphaitic con-
crete. ~ some other kind Of smooth
paving
The distance between Petersburg and
E'chm"nd alonc tive road To be inn
proved is twenty-five miles. Federal
aid can hc obtained only on condition
t'lat the localities contribute an amount
equal To tho SUM apporiioucd from tho
Federal fund. The citizens of Rich-
mond. Petersburg and Chesterfield
County are counted upon 10 raise the
needed money
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
BLUES WANT PLACE
FOR CAVALRY MOUNTS
Major RorvIcs Asks That Market space
Under trmory BE Converted
Into Stnblc.

y requcat from Major L. W. Bowlcs.
nCw with his command on tho Next
can border that the city equip The
Ground floor of tho Sixth street .Nrulory
as stable 10 house the horses OF tho
Richmond Blues upon their return. was
Yesterday forwarded by tho Adminis-
trativc Board TO the City Council The
board held that II VS. without the
power to act.
Whether tho Blues viii he allowed
10 bring tho mounts. provided them in
reNas by the Federal government. with
them when they return - Virginia
Is 'ot known. There is also on foot
Il is understood. n movement 10 have
enc Elu"s restored as an infantry or
-JHtEation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
K notify Question
Now Up to Pollard
AttorncyeCcncral viii Decide
Whether Unmarried Male
CAM Have a Home"

inc foxes have holes and the birds
W ."' ar nave nests but the sons OF
IT'LL " thcE are unmarried. have no
h"ines--under the Mapp act
Sth'cu somewhat after the fashion
OF 81. Matthew, this is the anomaly
that has been passed I'M for snlutior,
ny lrohihition Commissioner Peters to
.Ntt"rnrN-Gcnrral Pollard Much has
"eoh SAID and written about the right
"t inc bachelor To import his quart.
'hc or TWO courts have rendered de-
cisions which by Inference support thu
stand taken by the Prohibition Com
misSion"r's counsel. that bachelors
must go liquoNlcss l,ccausc III. Mnpo
n'' i"Ak"s thcl possession of whisky
III the permitted amounts. legal only
in ones bona fldr home, commodity
which 1t is held, unmarried men de- no,
possess.
Christmas is only ninc days away.
and If bachelors arc to have cyuuo"
Tor the holidays tho moot point must
hc cleared up at once. II is hoped that
III" Nttofncy-Grn:ralS dccisiou will
not be unduly DELAYED
Soctolo"ically. tho Mapp act raises
an interesting question. Its intcrrrc-
tcrs of tho Prohibition Commissioners,
IeSal stan appear u hold that the pos
session Of a spouse is the sine qua non
OF 4 bona iidc home" Such u ruling.
il sustained. would at ono swoop divcst
OF their right To order ardent spirits
hundreds OF Catholic priests who are
committed to a life of cclibacv by thcir
vows. Historically, such u ruliui: worlG
render homeless" "a DISTINGUISHED line
of men and women from Queen Eliza
beth 10 James Whitcomh Riley.
Economists have observed that tho
acc NJ which man takes unto himself
4 wife * being stea lily deferred From
the Mosaic eighteen the Benedict has
aged to an average we'll above twenty
four. and is steadily climbing To thirty.
Between tho voting age, when the nalc
of tile species legally graduates from
infancy. 10 the bcnedictine age from
four 70 ten years later. there occurs,
under the Mapp act n dry" hiatus
during which tho bach2lor has 4 street
address. hut not Il hom=
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
WILL STUDY ELECTROLYSiS
FraGord Directed to Advise Admins
traitors ON Scrcs>ity OF tho
InNcstIgutIon.

city Electrician Tramord WAS direct
81 yesterday by The Administrative
Board To make a report upon tho ne
'"sstt% Of Investigating the prcNalcn""
If electricity sis throughout the city. 1t
was brought to the attention OF the
board 10y city Attorney Pollard that
rlcctr"lysis exists in Richmond. and
ne considered that it WAS "a matter
which should lac thoroughly looked
into.
uouuccd that clcctrolysis had mani
tested itself here. especially in the
suburbs. and he believed. he said at
,hc time. that II should lie made the
subject Of thorough eNaIniItatio ION.
such am examination. he added, would
require some time TO complete. owing
90 tn" limits of the capacity OF the
Electrical Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
HEARING POSTPONED
Mayor viii Consider turtionccr Or
dinnnrc This Morning nt
9::;O o'C lock.

because counsel. who have asked 10
W" heard. were not ready 10 90 into
The matter. Mayor Ainslie yesterday
POSTPONED until to-day the hearing
which viii bc given in opposition to
the ordinance designed to regulate auc-
tj"uc"rs IN Richmond. Tho measure
has boon passed by both branches Of
tho city Council. and is now before
the Mayor for his approval Lawyers
representing the nuctionccrs have re
GUested that he veto tho measure. and
Il is or this question tina; he will hear
them They have been asked to appca =
~ tho Mayors Office AT $50 o'clock this
morning.
George Bryan, BENJAMIN I.ovcnst"in
and Jacob Colin. IL IS expected, Will
argue the matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
TEN TRESPASSERS KILLED
chesapeake and Ohio system Iuou.u.
rates New Form OF Safety
First Movement

statement issued from tho gem
era oilices Of the Chesapeake and
'N" railway Company yesterday
shows total of ton PERSONS killed
during tho month OF October while,
,reSpaSSing on the Compauy'g lines
inns road has, and is now engaged
IN conducting strong campaicu
against trcspassers. but is no, meat
'Hs "ith the success sought ~ officers
we company. OF the ten persons
killed In October one po1-snp vas ,iiI-
cd IN Virginia. one in fW.s, Virginia.
ana the remaining eight in Kcntucky
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
MUST NOT TRACK GAME
WHILE SNOW|lS ON GROUND
Many Hunters. II Tx Believed. Are Not
Familiar with This PrOvIsiOn of
New State Game Law.

Officials of the state Department OF
Game and Inland Fisheries expect to
see the number of arrests for viola
lions OF the game law increase In the
next few days. 1t is strictly prohibited
20 hunt or track any game. with the
exception of hares. when snow covers
The ground. Many persons. II Is be-
iieHcd. are unfamiliar with this re-
striction. and may take advantage of
the weather conditions to hunt illeg-
ally. As far as possible, wardens In
al! parts Of the state have tried to
educat" the huntsmciI as to the laws.
SO that they may avoid prosecution
through ignorance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
WASSERMAN ACQUITTED
Not Guilty of Deceptive and Misicnd
ing Advertising of Ills


Joseph Wasaernan. proprietor OF Il
store on sixth street. between Eroad
and Marshall. was acquitted yesterday
In Police Court OF the charge Of VIC
lating the law relating to deceptive
and misleading advcrtising because
he displayed :: sign in his window
reading "pawnbroll.rs Sales store
Mr Wasscrman proved that he did
buy his goods from pawnhroicrE,
showing tickets as evidence. and tina
the sign objected to was indicative
OF the character of his store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
Lose. I'ocI,ctbooL.

MIS- esther Hcdgbcth q school
teacher. OF 1919 Grove Avenue. asked
IN" police Yesterday TO make Inquiries
WIN the hope OF restoring 10 her
r"rk",h""k containing about S35.
which she missed after alirhtinl, rrou
" linnoy 81 Sif.h and Eroad streets.
Tho rocEetbook was described az blue
jon color.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
Hnnuuct ut uuilroad Y. VI. G. :.

W. Il. stewart, secretary OF tn,
Young Mems Christian Association a;
Marking China. Will he rendered =
banquet tonight at the Railroad Y
NJ. q. y lio will speak tomorrow
night in the auditorium OF the central
association on 'America's Opportunity
in China"