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Commonwealth OF Virginia,
Office OF tho Secretary OF the Commonwealth
In the city of Richmond the 2Ist day Of
April. 1916
The foregoing amendment decreasing out
standing chpital stock of Riggs Antique
Company, Incorporated. was this day re-
ceived and duly recorded In this office and
is hereby certified To the clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court OF Richmond according to law.
b o. JAMES,
Secretary OF Commonwealth.
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FOR SALE-Animals

TWO Jersey COWS for sale; one years old
fresh in June: one years old. fresh in
September Apply Mrs. Stanley, Fulton
Hill. care Gihits Store
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nooKs AND pERIopICALs.

miscellaneous lot OF books. statistical and
othorwise. worth 800. for salo for $40.
VIII not be delivered. Must DO called for.
First Floor. Times Dispatch Building.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WISH TO sccur" n lease a live weeho
i1etimont section. III OF 1900 TO o no,
neopic' Win option 10 purchase In one wear
heSt references. VIM. II. Harrison, HAYES.
Vile. y g ' &c
WANTED 20 secondhand oscillatinE electric
ians. alternating current. State HOY many
with price. Reply p. .. BOX $50 Toncwaii
Va. 49, ''"p'"e '''
"AHIED. 10 rent a sawmill engine and
rncity. for II months or more stats CON
attion. make etc Address 2. Q. Box $50.
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

FOR sale. sound mixed field or COW peas
{lS' per bushel. delivered any railroad sta
ZION In Virginia Samples furnished upon
applicat!on. Samuel Bear Sr. Il Sons Rox
3. Wilmington. y. &.
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DETECTIVES.

BURCH Private Detective Agency, home Of
ace. Park Building. Phone Randolph 1855,
Richmond. Va.
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FOR SALE-aIisceIlaneous

FOR LE-aIisceIlaneous
TENTS for sale or rent. all sizes new and
old. for camps and all purposes L Rose
K Co. 40 Brook Avenue. Richmond.
LoNNIE r. WooDSoN. Randolph sla7. JEFF
&C; cans spotless Cleaner. 25c: can peas.
loc; cans crushed sugar corn. Csc: large
mackerei. sc; good flour, 46c per bag: 6 cans
pork and beans. csc: butter beans. i0c can
Full line groceries. fruits. vegetables and
poultry.
FOR sale. dahlia roots % cents a dozen
l2ll North Fifth Street.
FOR 81 We Mil mail you II choice Dahlias.
Roses l"c and CSC. Coleus and Scarlet Snge,
zoe per iozen: Geraniums. 81 per dozen:
PhioS and other hardy plants 81 per dozen;
S"nna9 tpiantsl. s. per dozen; by parcel
burg nike. u. L. L. Z.
MR. CONTRACTOR,
SAVE $40 per 1000 your lumber BY
buying in mixed car lots to suit your Jobs
Can make up car with laths. shingles and
mouldings. Long leaf Southern pine and
cypress Kiln dried. Cali Randolph 4os7
FOR sale. about $50 pounds lump alum.
Make offer. James G. Carter. Blue Ridge
Spring. Va.
FOR sale. 100 celebrated Weller Safety
Razors. 100 dozen double edge blades for
same. Make offer James G. Carter. Blue
Ridge Springs. Va.
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DEATHS
IN NIEAiORIAM.

'ti.MhN -Dled, three years ago to-day.
Nay IT, 1913. our dear mother, MARTHA
ELLEN GILMAN.
Mother, three SAD years since you left uA
nom We cherished ana loved SO dear:
can We help but feel lonely
When "e do not see YOU here
40 more your kind and loving face
. shall light the gloom OF home
~ IN love YOU
While in sorrow we are alone
BY her daughters
LUCY and ELLIE.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
DICT A HON ES.

EDISON and Columbia Dictaphoncs. Shavers
=. ana Supplies. We buy and SELL Ieath
S S.iSss Company; lllo Power Building. SAVE
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DOUBLE your money selling diamond rings.
one half karat genuine perfect blue white
diamond rins. $3.50, that reta!ls for SG5
G. o D.. on approval. Beck Jewelry Co.
Wholesalers OF Diamonds, lilo Eauitabi"
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. S,ereotypers mats lsx2i; flexible
and tough; Just the thing 10 line chicken
houses and outhouses: Sl.o0 per 100 pounds
at the oitce % cents extra for out OF town
orders Cor carriage. Address Times Dis
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BUSiNESs OPPORTUNITIES
BOCGHT. SOLD AND TRADED.
l.. PlTTMAN, business Broker.
North Tenth Mndison sa7o

boOGHI. SOLD AND TRADED.
l. PlTTMhN. business Broker.
North Tenth. Madison 1919.
STOCK OF general merchandise, situated in
good railroad town In Virginia. In
ventory about 10000. VIII sell on very
easy terms TO reliable party. All com
munications confidential. Address E1eish-
man minMorrl Norris Dc Co. Inc. =. o. Box ts7.
THE GREATEST OPPORrCNIrY OF THE
DAY.
FOR one desiring wholesaic. retail and
mail order liquor business Tho most de-
sir1bl" c"rne: IL Baltimore. nea: railroad
and wharf. The present owner wishing to
,etire after successful twenty nine-year
business AZ abov" stand. License Just re-
newed Price. $4,000. No triners Ad-
dress !: 5Il. caro- Times Dispatch.
GROCERY In West End. Owner having
disposed OF other Interests will sell newly
established business in "a clean little store,
with very low rent at invoice about $500.
L: PIttman. North Tenth Street.
CQNFECTiONERY for quick sale $500
has averaged $1,000 per year for past 3
years. GOOD corner. centrally located, rea-
sonaDie rent; rooms store only. Owner
mas GOOD reasons for selling. l.. PIttman
North Tenth Street.
GROCERY and provisions. Good corner in
West End at Invoice. Clean stock no
fancy fixtures; does stoV per week; invoice
around $500. Property, II desired: large
rooms. bath. garage or stable. good op-
portunity II you are looking for a clea n
grocery business. l.. Pntman. North
Tenth Street.
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n Special communication OF MetropoIitsi
Wy Lodge A, F. & A. NJ, will be hel
~ In Masonic Temple, THIS (FRi.
DAY. EVENING, May ), 1915. at O'Clock.
Members OF sister lodges and transient
brethren are cordially invited.
BY order OF the worshipful master.
w. y. WATKINS,
Secretary.
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WANTED, frst-class uphoIsterer who ,in-
dorstApds something about automcbii.
work. Give references Box 3e6. Danvillc,
Va
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SAFES.
MONEY TS, r6,.1

EXPERT HATTERS.
UNITED HAT WORKS.
sio North Firth Street. Near Broad
RECOMMENDED by Richmond's lending
hat dealers the only reliable place To
have Panama hats cleaned and reblocked
Prompt attention TO mail orders
MANHATTAN HAT WORKS
PANAMA HATS \ SPECIALITY
WE CAN SAVE YOU
80 PER CENT.
On your hat work for ladies and eentI.men
both. Satisfaction guaranteed
Mall Orders Given Prompt Attention
Ioi East Broad. Phone Madison s7o4
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COUNTRY BOARD.
STORAGE AND MOVING.

c. G. MILLNER's transfer. movinc ana
Grating furniture speciality. trunka
hauled claim checks issued AT the house
Pianos properly hauled. 302 North Ninth
Street. Phone Madison 1895.
W. FRED RICHARDSON, INC.
Fireproof Storage for Household Goods
60l-603 West Main Street.
Don't forget. When move you we
are responsible for your furniture and tho
protection of your house. Before moving
get our prices Randolph S43.
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HELP WANTED-Fcmale.
SITUATION wANrED-Mule.

EXPERIENCED banker wishes re,ponstble
position with bank OF 100000 more cap
ltaI. Address L $40. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. position by bookkcepcr of long
experience and high standing. ut once. Am
Also capable stenosrapher. VIII consider
good proposition anywhere. CONFIDENTIAL
care Times Dispatch.
SATURDAY afternoon work wanted by
capnbie young man III. care Times
WANTED, position as manager of sum
iner MOTEL by frst-class p-to-date
hotel man. Address l. 57I, care Times
Dispatch
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

BEST Pennsylvania white ash ant6ra clio,
Now River lump 1915: New River or Poca,
hontas nut. So: run OF mine. S<26 w. q
Eenms 7o7 North Seventeenth. Madison
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Beautify Your Home

We can furnish you material for trellIs
work. pergolas and milwork OF nll kinds
Submit us your designs and will be glad
to quote prices.
MONTAGUE MANUFACTURING CO.
Broad Street and Belt Line
FOR sale. $50 used opera chairs. at freight
house. Richmond Freight Agent or Empire
Seventh
UPRIGHT piano for sale. $3.50 cash: good
condition. Phone Randolph SS0-W.
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MEETINGS..

THE annual meeting Of the Mutual IssSr..
ance Society OF Virginia will be held "A
the once OF the society on Monday. May is.
q. MoFFETr KING.
Secretary.
THE regular annual meeting OF tho stoc6-
holders OF tho Baughman Stationary
Company Will be held at tho office Of tho
company 1924 West Broad Street. Rich
mond. Va, Wednesday. May 10. 1915. at
THE annual meeting Of the lot owners in
Hollywood Cemetery Company Will DO
held In the ONCE or the company, No. AL
American National Bank Building, on
TUESDAY. May 9. 1916. at s o'clock p III.
Richmond, Va, May q 1915.
called meeting of tho stockholders OF
the Riehmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac and Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road Connection Company Will be held at
the office OF the secretary. No loIt East
Broad Street, Richmond. VA. on Monday.
June y, 19l6. at II o'clock A. NJ for tho
purpose OF considering and acting upon the
joint resolution of the Council OF the Citv
OF Richmond. approved February H. fslS,
purportine to require said company 10 re-.
construct and rearrange it's tracks along
the streets OF the city. as to avoid the
crossing and uso OF Its streets at grade
and for the transaction of any other bust.
ness that may lawfully come before said
meeting. The stock transfer books win bs
closed from June l. 1916. to juno s. 1916
BY order OF tho board of directors.
FRANK w. DUKE,
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FOR RENT-Flats.

FOR RENT-Flats.
NICE fiat at 16-A North
Rowland Street; cheap
rent Call Boule. 22sS-J
FURNISHED or unfurnished fve-room
nat, possession at once. 30s-B Minor
Street. Barton Heights.
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A stated communication OF Temple Lodge.
No. g. A. +. & 4. NJ. will be held at
Masonic Temple. corner Adams and Broad
streets. Friday evening. May 5, 1916. at S:3O
r. VI. Transient brethren and brethren of
sister lodges fraternaliy invited =,
BY order OF Worshipful Master. ia4
c. II. MASON. ~
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rELEG RAPHERS.
STUDY LAW AT HOME.

University extension method. Degree
LII =. conferred. large university. To
directly advertise Its extension law depart
,ncIt Will place limited number OF com
piimentAry law scholarships in this State.
References required. Apply 10 Mr.. Lively.
Jefferson Hotel.
WANTED. 80 colorcd iaborers for Sparrows
Point, IL L. cents an hour. tranSpOrta-
ton advanced. Public Employment Blu
rnau Room 3. City Han.
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SEED PEAS FOR SALE
Best grade, Clay, black and
gray peas, $1.25 per bushel.
Sacked and tagged, f. o. b. sta
ton.
PEBBLES e PURDY co. INC.
l.Rwrencevllle, va.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS.
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For Sale, Good Hardware Store

best location: established 20 years Sell
account of Ill health Good inducement
to quick buyer. Address Is. cure Tines
Dispatch
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FOR sale. grocery and feed store doing a
good business: will sell at Hacrince to
quick buyer. Party leaving town. r 3ls,
care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED-Room and BOARD.

YOUNG lady desires board In private fam
patch.
Evening journal., 1916-08-12
CANDIDATES HUSTLE
TO REGISTER VOTE
Necessary to Qualify Today
TO Vote at Primary
Elections
TOTAL FIRST 2 DAYS
IN EXCESS OF 1914

Voters who failed to register the
first two registration days and do not
qualify today, the third day. under
the election laws cannot vote at the
party primary elections. Because of
this fact candidates for county Offices
are hustling today TO get every voter
registered they possibly can both in
Wilmington and the rural districts
AS much interest is being taken in
the primary delegate election to be
held next Saturday. when delegates
will be chosen for the State conven-
tion. which meets in Dover. August
23. to nominate a State ticket. the in
dications are that the registration to-
night will show a record for the first
three days. especially in this city and
rural New Castle county. The num-
erous contests throughout the city
and county for delegates that are be-
ing waged today will have the effect
of bringing out a large registration.
The total registered in Wilmington
on the first registration day last
month was 1921 and the total last
Saturday was 6.2S9. This made a to-
tai of 14,O16 registered in Wilmington
the first two days. which is several
hundred in excess OF the registration
for the first two days two years ago.
Evening journal., 1916-08-12
HAbITZ NOW GOAL
Of RUSSIANS ON
GALICIAN DRIVE
Slavs Force AuStrianS Across
the River Bistritza TAX
ing Men and Guns
enemy Takes TWENTY
VILLAGES near STANlSLAU
BY ED. L. KEEN

United Press staff Correspondent.
LONDON, Aug 14.-General Letch-
itzkys forces have crossed the Zlota
Bistritza river near Stanislau in their
pursuit OF the retreating Austrians
and the Czarna Bistritza river. in the
region Of Nadvorna, % miles south
east Of Stanislau, 1t was officially an
nounced from Petrograd today.
The Austro-Germans offered but
weak resistance and then continued
their retreat northward toward the
Dniester river crossing at Halitz.
Several guns we're abandoned by the
enemy in their retreat from the
Zlota BistritZa.
The two separate Russian forces
are now converging on Halitz, the
immediate objective of General Letch-
itzky in his drive against Lemberg.
The first. moving eastward. along the
north bank of the Dniester, is less
than 20 miles from Halitz. The second
force operating south Of the Dniester
is composed of the detachments that
took Stanislau.
In four days the Slavs have pro
gressed twenty miles, advancing over
poorly built highways and crossing
three rivers In the fighting about
Stanislau alone, they have taken
nearly twenty villages and towns.
Battling over much more difficult
country. the Italians have scored sue
cesses Of equal importance in their
southwark swing toward Trieste. The
news from both Petrograd and Rome
suggests that the decentralization OF
Continued on Page Two)
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TOWNSEND COT into
TROUBLE over STOVE

Henry Townsend. colored. arraigned
in City Court this morning, on
charge Of larceny. was alleged TO have
gone TO No. 100 Rodney street and
taken a stove belonging 10 Mrs. Jes-
sup, and sold It to a junk dealer.
Townsend declared he had pur-
chased the stove from an Italian on
the street, who directed him TO go 70
the house and get IT, Mrs. Jessup tes-
tilted the stove was worth so. Town
send admitted he received only 60
cents for it from the junk dealer 1t
was brought out that he made resti-
tuition for the stove when he learned
it belonged to Mrs. Jessup and the
case was dismissed.
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Candidate GOES
2SOO FEET UNDER
GROUNDFOR Votes
Hughes Decends Into Leon
ard Copper Mine, Butte,
TO Meet Workers
.HAMMERINC HARD At
DEMOCRAT TRENCHES
BY PERRY ARNOLD,

AHileu fIthh oldu correspondent.
HELENA. Mont. Aug. 12.-Gov-
ernor Hughes expects TO try a new
campaigning stunt this afternoon. He
ioyfully accepted an invitation 10 de-
scend $500 feet into the depths OF the
Leonard copper mine at Butte. Mrs.
Hughes. who hasn't left her hus-
bands side through the other hard
ships OF the transcontinental trip
which he is making TO win votes for
the Presidency, wanted to go, but It
was decided she had better not.
John H. Mcintosh. Of Butte who
Joined the Republican nominees party
here today. made the announcement
Of the Governors underground
search for votes. He told the Gov
ernor the trip might prove OF inter-
est but he wanted TO warn him in ad-
vance that mines we're not the safest
places in the world and that he
didn't have TO accept the invitation.
You can bet I want to 60" the
Governor responded quickly. There
are lots OF men who work in mines
every day and I'm not in the least
afraid anyway"
The Leonard mine Is not the big
gest OF Butte's under earth industries
but the committee held It to be bet
ter adapted for sightseeing. The
Governor will be furnished with
jumpers and overalls.
Hughes today reached that stage
n his assault on the Democratic
trenches at which a European army
commander would report himsel
ready for the concerted attack at {
particular point The Republican can
didate feels he has done the prepara
tory work in the twenty-four cam
paiEn speeches he has made sine
leaving New York one week ago "a
day He has indicated that his mai
reliance In assault is the weapon {
criticism OF Democracy's alleged II
efficiency. From now on, the Co
ernor proposes 10 back up this gel
eral charge with concerted fire. +
is armed with specific instances whiC
the Republicans claim will suppo
the general allegation. In his speech'
hereafter he will use this defnit
data 10 back up his preparatory al
sault
In the one weeks campaigning
date. It Is evident that the Republica
main assault will be against Demo
CONTINUED on Page Two)
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PITIFUL TALE OF
NEGLECT IN This
NON SUPPORT Case

A pitiful tale Of neglect developed
in City Court this morning when
Stanley Nowicka was arrsigned on a
charge Of non-support. Nowicka came
here from Philadelphia and is said
to have left his wife Agnes. in desti-
tute circumstances three weeks ago.
il was testified the defendant had
given his wife very little since COM
ing TO Wilmington. and told people
here his wife was dead.
Nowicka testified his wife attacked
him when he refused 10 give her
money and stabbed him with a fork.
Several witnesses testified that the
wife had been neglected
The husband admitted he had a
good job which paid him SIS week.
Nowicka was directed TO pay 81
a week to his wife and was placed
under $500 bond TO make these pay
ments.
Evening journal., 1916-08-12
BORDER Service
MAY force WAR
TRAINING ON ALb
Ineifiency of Militia Con-
vinces Baker That "Uni-
versal Obligation" is
Necessary
MANY MEN ARE ANXIOUS
TO return TO HOMES
BY CARL D. GROAT,

AulltQ IItSh CIdH correspondent.
WASHINGTON. Aug. -. 49, Unless
politicians thwart it, universal train
ing will arise from the border militia
situation, in the opinion OF army men
today. Secretary of War Baker eX-
pressed himself as believing in the
universal obligation" for service.
though he said he had not yet formed
his opinion as to universal training
He said the militia situation at the
border has taught him many lessons.
but would not reveal what these are.
Army officers. however. said the les
sons include the conclusion that the
militia system is only 80 to 40 per
cent efficient. and that It exacts an
unfair burden on the few.
Militia officers are escaping service
by resigning daily about rs have
quit in tho last three weeks. Applica-
tions of men to be relieved from bor-
der duty mount probably to several
thousand Baker is having such ap-
plications tabulated and they probably
will be before him by September l.
Meantime several army men declared
frankly. though privately, today. that
the militia system has shown that 1t
is inefficient This statement, they
say. is no reflection on the spirit OF
the men. but is commentary on the
system. tinged with politics, based on
service by the few, with high pay for
the higher officers-the men alleged
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WHAT IS THERE TO INSPIRE In
new WOULD=BE PARTY LEADER?

many years and have always taken
some interest in politics. l know
something OF the history OF the Re-
publican party in this State. | know
something of the struggle il had for
many years for existence. / am fairly
well acquainted with the men, prom
inent and otherwise. who have worked
so faithfully for the success of the
Republican party in this State. Many
have given their time for its success.
Many have combined with that their
energy and best endeavor. Many have
given, literally. their time. energy and
money. too. for each campaign.
Ever since l have known anything
about il. certainly ever since there
was a hope for the success of the
party. Il has had an organization. al
ways composed Of men who had con-
tributed something to the party. either
their time. their labor or their money.
something which indicated they had
the interest Of the party at heart. As
a general thing a man has to do much.
and do it we'll. before he becomes a
leader OF any force in the Republican
party.
But according TO the Morning News
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Evening journal., 1916-08-12
RUSH TODAY FOR THE
HEALTH Certificates
Parents Say Some Doctors
Are Charging for Clean
Bills of Health
NO INFANTILE
PARALYSIS HERE

Isaac W. Bowers. secretary OF the
Board o. Health. and clerks In that
Office were busy this morning issuing
certificates OF the State Board of
Health to parents of children who de-
sired 10 leave here for trips to Penn
sylvania. Maryland and New Jersey
over the week end. With the excep-
tion of these precautionary meas
ures the health authorities had little
II any work to do. as far as the in
fantiie paralysis plague is concerned,
as no cases of the disease have been
reported here.
That the issuing Of the health GER
tificates is a problem was evident by
a visit TO the health office today
when a steady stream of children and
adults stood in line waiting to ex-
change their health certificates, re-
ceived from their family physicians.
for the State Board of Health cards.
Secretary Bowers said that if the
present regulations continued, II
would be necessary for him to have
the telephone in his home disconnect-
ed Mr.. Bowers was called at his
home shortly after o'clock this
morning by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company officials relative TO a
child leaving here with its parents
without a permit
Many Of those who have applied for
the State Board Of Health certificates
complain OF physicians charging fifty
cents to a dollar for the same, where
as in New York. Philadelphia and
other places, no charge is made for
the physicians certificates. II was
stated al the health Offices in the City
Building here today that Or. d. V.
Myers. city physician. would and was
issuing such certificates free Of
charge. but it was impossible for him
or any other one physician to issue
all certificates and attend to other
work.
Ono taxpayer. who has three per-
mits for as many children. expressed
an opinion that the four city vaccine
physicians could assist in the work.
inasmuch as they we're now receiving
pay from the city.
Evening journal., 1916-08-12
kent REPUBLICANS MAKE
UP THE OFFICIAL BALLOT

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Aug l2-It is under
stood that the Republican County Com.
mittee has practically decided upon the
ticket for the primaries on August 10
to elect delegates to the State Conven-
tion. According to report some men
who filed as candidates for delegates
and whose Republicanism is questioned
may not be given a place on the ticket.
Commenting on an attack in the sup.
posed Alfred l. dupont newspaper
County Chairman James A. Hirons to.
day said:
"The Morning News had better wait
until the official ballot is printed and
delivered to the election officers. AZ
that time it will have definite informa.
tion as to what will oe the official bal
lot"