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to have one of the fastest back fields in the country as it includes such sprinters as Fred Kelly, Howard Drew. Phil Murray and Jerry Craig. every one of them being able to negotiate 100 yards within 10 25 seconds. which is considered a remarkable combiaa- ton of sped.
 Washington State College and the Oregon Agricultural College turned out formidable teams last year and are expected to be quite as strong this season. Whether the former will be able to get a match with its rival, the University of Washington. remains to be seen. The fact that these two in stitutions did not meet last year was one of the disappointments of 1915. Adherents of both teams were equally confident of the superiority of their favorites.
 Several other Pacific Coast teams are likely at any time to spring a sur prise by upsettine the calculations of their bigger rivals Among those which have to be reckoned with are
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greatest amount of attention on the Pacific coast will be the two contests between the universities of California and Washington. each team playing one game on it's home field Last year Washington won both contests. The northerners slaughtC"ed the Cal ifornians in the first clash but in the return match the Berkeleyans spraAg the football surprise of the year by making the Washingtonians fight ev- cry inch of the way to win out by the scantiest of margins With the mem orv of this battle still in mind. the contests this year are expected to provide close scores. The Califor- rians have obtained the most expert coaching talent available in the East to teach them the game.
 The match between the University of California and the University of Southern California furnished the
 big game" for Los Angeles. Two
 .ames were played last season and resulted in honors being evenly di gided. The Southerners are expected
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things in readiness for the reception of their charges.
 Unusual interest attaches to the game on the Pacific coast this year. With the return last year of the great majority of the universities in Cali fornia to the American game after several years trial of the Rugby Code, intersectional matches have become popular and with years eXperlence behind them. California teams are eN- pected to give better account oi themselves against the elevens of the northwest The prospect If Cast yer sus West games adds to the interest
 Just what effect the Mexican trouble will have on the game remains to be seen. Prominent players have been called to join the colors at the border The University of Washington appears to be the heaviest loser of material on this account. None of the other teams seem to have suffered 10 any great extent
 The big games of the season locally and the ones which will atttact the
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-20

the University of Oregon and St Ma rvs College. Oakland.
 The only Rugby game of importance to be played will be between Leland Stanford. Jr.. University and the Uni versity of Santa Clara, the only two institutions which have adhered to the English game.
 The larger athletic clubs will have teams in the field, including the Olym- pic Club. of San Francisco. the Los Angeles Athletic Club and the Mutt nomah Athletic Club. of Portland. Besides playing the collegians, inter
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-20
SEPTEMBER FIRST IS
 GRAND OPENING DATE
 't6 FOOTBALL SEASON
California Schools With But Two Exceptions Will be in the American Game This Year. Interest Manifest.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19.-With the approach of the first of Septem- Der generally regarded throughout the country as the official opening date of the football season. attention is being turned to the great Fall sport. By the tenth of the month virtually every college, school and university in the United States will be hard at preliminary practice. Coaches and trainers already are at work getting
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pHIIApELPHIA 6; CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Aug. 19-Philadel- phia won from Cincinnati here today a batting rally in the fourteenth inn ing proving disastrous for the locals, who went down to defeat in the sec and and final game of the series, to i Score. R. H. F. Phila .O1O 900 900 900 O5-6 12 l Cinci 1000 900 OO1 900 OO-1 12 ?
 Batteries: Rixey and Killifer; Knet- ger. Toney and Wingo, Clarke
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BOSTON. Aug. 19-Joe Boehling, recently of the Senators, made his initial appearance with the Cleveland team. and handed a game to the Red Sox today by forcing run in in the ninth inning, Boston winning. to l .
 Score. R. H. E.. Cleveland .OOO1 900 000-1 o Boston .OOO 001 OO1-2 s 1
 Batteries: Boehling and ONelli' Daily; Foster, Ruth xnd Cady.
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ATTENTION ELkS.

Arransements will be made for special train to leave Bisbee at 6;SO D. m. Saturday evening to attend dedication ceremonies by Douglas lodge. Uniforms. linen dusters. white hats and canes. All Elks are invited Chas S. Bear. E. R.. (SS9)
 (AdvertisemenO
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NATIONAL RESULTS
BROOKLYN II; PITTsBURe 20

BROOKLYN II; PlTTSBURG 20
 PITTSBURG, Aug. Brooklyn was defeated by Pittsburg ? to l in ten innings in the first game of to- days doubleheader, but the Pirates lost the second game to Brooklyn, 1 to 0. Scores:
 First game RH. F, Brooklyn =. .OOO 100 900 O--1 3 Pittsburg .OO1 coo 900 l-2 c
 Batteries: Smith and Miller, Mey CTS: Cooper and Ff5cher.
 Second game R. H. F. Rrooklvn GOO 100 000-1 pittsburg 900 900 00O-0 c
 Batteries: Marquard and Meyers Kantlehner and Schmidt.
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The Warren-Bisbee Railway now has car leaving Flood Gate for up canyon at 12 o'clock D. m. Former service up canyon ended at 11:SO. This is decided benefit to the up- canyon people. (Advertisemenp (S6D
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AMERICAN RESULTS
WASHINGTON 5; ST. LOUIS 3

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.Washing- ton defeated St. Louis , to today by hitting Koob and Hamilton oppor- tunely,
 Score: R. H. E. St. Louis 100 200 OOO-S g 2 Washington ....013 loo 00x-5 o
 Batteries: Koob, Parks, Weilman, Hamilton and Severeid; Johnson ana Ainsmith.
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pETRoIT5: PHILADELPHIA i

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-Cobbs clever work on the bases in the tenth inning turned today's game in De troit's favor, to 2.
 Score. R. H. F.. Detroit .OOO OO1 900 5-6 g o Philadelphia 100 900 900 2-2 6
 Batteries: Covaleskie and Mckee; Johnson and Haley.
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R. H. E.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Al NacbvilIa 19- Mobile i

At NaShVlIIe- IF, MODlIt I. At Chattanooga 3-1; New Orlean! 40.
 At Memphis O.; Birmingham 1. At Little Rock 6; Atlanta }.
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CHICAGO 3; NEW YORK I

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Chicago stopped New York's winning streak here today, the visitors winning the first game of their series, 3 to l. Cicotte. usually effective against the Yankees. held New York to four hits.
 Score. R. H. E. Chicago =. .0OO 300 OOO-3 s ? New York .... 900 900 O1O-1 ?
 Batteries: Cicotte and Schalk; Shawkey. Mogridge and Walters.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Minneapolis 1-5; Columbus I'll. At St. Paul 4 Toledo 1.
 At Milwaukee 2; Indianapolis l. At Kansas City 4; Louisville 10
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ST. LOUIS ': BOSTON 4

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 19.-St Louis overcame a 3 to lead in the fifth inning today. drove Tyler from the box after mixing bases on balls with timely hits for five runs. and won from Boston, to 4.
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CHICAGO 3: NEW YORK 2

CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-New York CT TOTS allowed the Cubs to make it three out of four today in an eleven inning. 3 to ? game. and offset some brilliant pitching by Tesreau.
 Score. R. H. E. New York 200 900 900 OO-2 6 4 Chicago .O1O 900 O01 O1-3 5 1
 Batteries: Tesreau and Kocher; Brown. Packard an dElliott.
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At Des Moines:
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Batteries: Griffin and Gray; Baker and Spahr.
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short the discontinued We in unhd unusually low 4 really hgade low The
 these erennakah reductions
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BOSTON 2: CLEVELAND 1

Shawkey, Mogridge and Walters.
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WESTERN RESULTS.

ner and Rohrer.
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state or Sew Mc~ico. county of Bcr-
nalillo In tho District Court.
No. 1887.
Sarah |. CONWAY. Plaintiff, Ns. James
W. CONWAY. defendant.
To Defendant
You are hereby rutifcd that u suit
for an absolute divorce. and IN" Gus
iody of the two minor childr'n,
Gladys Conway ana Ida Conway, and
for alimony and atiururr fees, has
been commenced against you by the
above named plnintin Iu the above
entitled court upon tho ground 81
abandonment and n"On-suppurt Ano
YOU are hereby further notified that
unless you cause your appearance 20
bee entered ia said ON or before
the 9Th day 81 MAY. 1916, a h"'feo
| pro confosso viii be taken against
YOU and the relief prayed Tor In in"
| complaint viii be granted. plaintiff
attorney is ". &. Hoacock Albuguar.
| que. - NJ
CScaD A. T. WALKER
ny Thos X H. Madison, Deput'
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chi"ago. NprIl Anxiety nS To- de
yolupm"uts 300 me relations of i"r.
many aud IA, luit'd states had y
hc1tish effect todl, ON wheat tn
opening which RANGED from - To- s.,
up with May 1t tlIs' to i.l7 -
and July at Sass " H., was ful'
lowed bog general declines Of lc ct
more under Yesterdays finish
Prices closed unsettled WIKI MAY (,
81 ~lGNilGis ana July at tllid
1Iil-
Corn Weakened with wheat After
opening virtual, unchanged the mhr.
krt underwent 90 substantial scthaDt
an around Tho close wa steady q
X u SO net decline.
Gate seemed g. have los. al ind
%p'ud,u,, Of other grliu. TRADE ~.
light aud the trend OF prices down.
grade.
support was lacking in provisions
Pork especially seemed heavy.
close
Wheat MAY. SliG July, hli
Corn May. Csc. july, iGar
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MOTTO 81 ~\It..

Notice rs hereby 8 or vat the me-
,lcrsigncd admiui>trai'r of thc estate
of william Mcintosh oceasod viii on
tn" 10Th day Of ApIL 1915 at IN"
home place 81 tho Lite William Nj
lutosh IN tho county ~ Torrance, New
Mexico. offer for sJl' and sell 80 th'
highest and best hld. or for cash, 'll
the fullowiu ing gnods nd ohattcis To-
wit
M household "a niture of every
kind aud dcscriptIu. including ono
piano. on" piau"-pla cr with records,
also an buggios. W. ons, plows mar
rows and farm inn cmonts of 'N''N
kind and nature, al. All Troccrics com
hand in the stot,i .Isc, all black
smith tools about head of horscs
mules and colts about ~ head OF
cattle. consisting of about ~ COWS
. bulls. eight --y'.r-uld steers. -
ycarling steers. O. carilng h"ifct3
about 3S head of urus; 200 bushels
of corn. more or l'.t and all other
personal property of he estate OF th'
late william MDlutusl deceased.
The undersigned WI Also rcrelt'
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Department ~ the Interior, uu.i'a
States Land Once a. santa Re
New Mexico, March IS, 1910.
Notice ls hereby given that Adoll l
SANCHEZ - 'unrio. y N, who. ON
February T. 1903 made homestead
entry 40 UN610. for NEh SWh
VIVA SEA-, SWh NEL and lo' g.
Section 2. township 81, range 9W
y. NJ T. meridian. has filed notic" uf
intention 90 mako Hye-year proof. 20
establish clsim tu the land above de-
scrihod before Chas N%eUsIadt, Crl'-
cd states commissioner AZ san l,a-
fael, y NJ on May Q. 1919.
Claimant names NJ witnesses
Julio SANCHEZ 81 Cuucro. y Il
iuhcrt0 GhllcEos. Of Cuhcro. y. "
Pc %Slrraciu0, ~ Nallci's y VI
Prucpp'o Barn, of Nallcjos y VI
FRANCISCO pEIGApO
Register.
Evening Herald Albuquerque y VI
tT. T. $3.50, I. T.. BOD
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Kansas CITY. Aptil 81 Hogs Re.
coipi~ 5000 head market steady t.
strung bulk of sales. s"3Ud9 $50.
hoa,y. So iom9.j5; light, se25W'ii.
pigs. s. t5uGO0.
Cattle Receipts 100 head. market
steady, prim" fed steers. 50 2jHAG1.
western steers, S1.2I $40. stuckci
g.. 40 WN.15; calves. 81. 90 n 1000
bulls. S5.15m1.15.
sheep Receipts. none. marl,'
steady. lamts. tlo.S01 II -, yonr.
huRs. Se5om 1925, wethcrs. tS.5oW
9e5. owes. S1.15HS so.
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Chicago. April Hogs i;ccoiprs
ll.uUO head market STEADY Il; NcstCr-
days average. bulk of sales. tH.il H
. 90. light. se30maN so. heavy, So, %
$50 pigs, t1.50n9i 10.
cattle Receipts 200 head, market
steady native beef steers, $500 u
10 90. western steers, $t.iuuNi 20
stuukcrs. 8 iUTN1i, cows, 81 goa
so calves. So iOU SOC.
sheep -Hcccipts l.oo0 head mar
get steady. vcthors. sN15H'.,
lambs, sN.1,H1 MAO.
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New YORK, April "copper" irm.
Some ui the leading have
Withdrawn offerings of clectrolytir for
anything this side of July delivery.
Quotations for nearby were reported
nominal at S2S. oOn 2S So. with prc,s
Tor june and later deliveries ranging
from S27.25 to S2N.O0.
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Denver Ii>,~tptk

Denver, April -tattlc-B"Doipt
200 head beef steers. s. "u ~ = $50
COWS and hctictS, So % % $50. stock
,rs and feeders. sG.50n 800, calves.
$40 oOH ll.jo.
Hurs- Receipts 30o herd market
struuu top tH20, bulk, t9oiHg 90
sheep Receipts coo head, market
strong
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- Louis Arm : Hoge- RcCciptr
. 90. uItSot steady. Pigs ana
.lghts - 2rffH>O. mixed and BUTCH
ors. t'tu "N.. souI heavy. trGOU
ass.
cattle Receipts. zoe, mlru,i
steady. NafN" beef steers. 8 sou
% 81. yea ung steers and he'fcrs 8 200
HH,o, cow. t'.1uH 800, stuCkcr-
aud feeders. g. sou $50. southern
t""rs g. -5nNlj. cows and hc.frrs
81 ''~ct 60, nativ" calves. 81 "Hm
80.
Sh,'I Receipts. none. market
noWiun horliug Vcthcrs . 0oW
80 60 lrr hs. trUOHli 80. ewes
80 aU.tSro
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WANTED-Salesmen.

Statesmen wanted e. solicit accounts
for collection; excellent side linz
Guarantee collection Agency. bElu'
huma city
SAI.ESNF\-LI 1--we silr IGr subl,.
thing u,H nine minute tmr pay.
YOU So 900. Noi sample prompt COM
mission. state ttf.|f.fN covered.
Elvood Nfg Co.. tlls N..hIgal Ave
Chicago.
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Kansas CIt,. Aprll N- Wheat 80.
. hard tIit0lia SO. , red. $lli
ft14U Mi,. SIO5s IO5h JUS,
= o6 p, ul0g.
corn SO. @ mixed G91 o9iec, 80
. white. GOA ru.y. 40. . yellow g.
10 Be- MaN 6Nao. July. IRc
oats so e. white. i1diN,. 80. q
mixed. ilui2c.
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<cu York Money.

New York, hpril Mercantile
paper. 3d3', per c"n
Bar silver. 6lac
Mexican dollars, i,iC.
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds. steady.
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ST Joseph Mo. April Hogs
Receipts 3.l0U head market steady
top tH55, bulk. sass rats
cattle Receipts 80 head market
steady. steers. 81. 0Om $50: cows aud
hcifors. tt75Ta35. calves. S65OH
'S25.
sheep Receipts. none. mnrNot
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oats MAY iiAc. july. 4S &C
PORK MAY t23.l7. Jul>, t23No
Lard May tilti. July. t16i
Ribs MAY $lg.25, July $i2Si.
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TAILORED SUITS BN TtiG-
GRAPH. BEST \NtG~. FASTEST
SERVICE. ASK IS NRDtT ~.
GOLDEN rule my GOODS COM
pN<N-Nt<'S SECTION.
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TYPEWKITERS

All. KINDS both new ana second
hand. bought. sold. rented and re-
paired A%'nuGu" rIuc Typewriter ~
change Phone 9Ii l22 -" IN -.
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Hmm linIirr.

kansas CITY. Aptil Butter, Gag 3.
and poultry unchanged
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New YORK, April Spot COTTON,
steady mIddliug uplands. tl2n..
Sales. mono,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-08

Elgir. m. April s-Buttcr-SiNty
tubs sold at see; 80 tubs sold at 3ic
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR ulnIJ, >T,o>.

Department Of the Interior, United
states Land once at Santa Re, y
NJ. April T. lalG.
Notice rs hereby g.vca that John
kowj ~ Paguat-. y NJ. who. on
March g. 1913, made homestead entry
No. 0is0G6, FOR NEii Section 10,
Township ~. Range w. y NJ =
Meridian. has filed notice # ntention
20 make three year proof. 10 c,tab-
l.sh claim ~ the land above described.
before United states Commissioner
rhas Ncustadt. az san Rafael. y NJ.
On tho 18TH dnv of May. 1915
Claimant names ~ witnesses;
Frank raisauo of Pneuhtc. y. VI.
George Kirn of pneuate, \. NJ; Fred
%l.orcnlu Of Paguatc, y. NJ Jose VI
Rios uf paguatc. y NJ
FRANCISCO pELGADO.
Register.
Evening Herald" Albuquerque. y NJ
a. y. Is. /. =, 5-i0)
In tie District Court. Rornalihp
County. state Of New Mexico.
Tho state National Bank of Albu-
qucrlue, Plaintiff,
w.
NJ Gonzales, Jr., Defendant.
To NJ Gonzales, Jr, Defendant
Take notice that u writ of attach
wcnt issued against YOU in tho above
entitled cause has been levied upon
your real property situate in Bcrnn-
lilo county, described as lot I m
block ,, ~ the NJ i sanchez Add
ton to the city of Albuquerque. that
said suit IL upon a ~promissory note
mubp hV van To III order Hf III,
plaintiff aud Judgment therein is d.
mandcd for $1,000 with - per cent
interest from January -, 1914, wtil
costs and attorneys fees, and unless
you enter your appearance In snit
cause and answe the complaint 81
or before the 29th day 81 April. 1915
judgment viii be rendered agains'
you and your property go attached
sold to satisfy the snme
Marion 4 wood, whose address Il
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TAXI LINES

TAM touring ear. Country trips.
city calls. Phone $50 Residence
phone t260-W. NJ A. Olson.
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FOR SALE ., horse power studio.
aatcr with delivery body Nu.i
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the state National Hank BuJdlug,
Albuquerque, New Mexico. are TIA"
attorneys for the plaintiT
Dated March -. 1916
THOMAS *, y MADISON,
Deputy clerk. District court, licrun-
lllo county.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE Bradley strain put, bred
barred rock Matching cge 81 a
per g. l.. =. Uoodc. Laguha. Is NJ
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WANTED-Female Help.

small restaurant. llt South Thtr :
street
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WANTED.

WANTED Clean cotton rags at The
Evening Herald,
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FOR SALE.


m~on,hs-old Spitl pup at 20. We
slower.
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WA\TED-Nou TO KNOW | gallon Do
voc ready paint covers 500 square
feet two coats. Erie carbon roof paint
stops leaks lasts five years. cold water
EasOminc, Nalspar Thomas i Kclc-
her. 4Os West central phone 4l0.
Farms; have 3S'i buy.
crs describe your uusuld uropcrtS
CSC Farmers EXCHANGE, Denver,
Colo
WANTED Bright young puupl" who
wish tu go IN TRAINING for takiu'
part iu local photo-pluys Miles ~
rector studio office. 80 Barnett Bits
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FINANCIAL,

FOR SALE-j0 American Telcgra'
phone $500 shares. 5000 tncls
san on Sc. 5000 Buick oil &c. wire
orders. A.. l.. Dcibcl, Little Rock.
ARK
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In tie District Court. Rornalilil
County, state Of New Mexico.
Tho state National Bank of Albu'
qucrlue, Plaintiff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
CONFERENCE ON TRAINING
OF SOCIAL WORKERS
committee tn Present Plan for Instruc-
Ito" or Those Who WIN Engage
la Settlement Work.

h y t"iieu meeting Of the Conference
on Training FOR Social Work i'm Nir-
.inia Will he held on Thursday after
noon III - o'clock at the Nire inia Bu-
'e"" vi \ocaiIohs in the Presbyterian
Committee Of Publication Building to
hear tn" report Of it's committee an
pointed I" draw up plans for "A school
FOR social workers in Richmond
late IN October this confercuc" met
under tn" auspices OF the Virginia
bureau OF Vacations and appoint"d :,
c"nsmittr" of twenty persons Interested
III various phases OF social work in and
about Ri"hinond To make plans 10 pro-
VIDE training IN social work iii Rich
in"nd Since that time, the commit :.
ie" has been hard at work, aud it en-
poets I" submit the results OF its labors
To IN" conference OH Thursday. The
committee has considered FULLY the
urgent nee. ssitN for training I'm social
work. and has endcaNored to make wise
suggestions az To the kind and quality
and scope Of instruction needed.
Tn, report Will cover all the main
phases of the proposed undertaking.
ITS organization and location. its imam
cial foundation. its Standards its
course Of study, both theoretical and
practical
The committees which presents this
r"pn"t is as follows: Miss V. < McK.n-
n.y. bureau Of vocations. chairman:
Mayor George Ainslic. DIR. j. T. Mastin
state Board Of Charities; j. IIosc
Kicks, Juvenile and Domestic Relations
Court: Dr. James Buchanan Associated
Charities Dr. u. y. Davidson. Rich
mond College: Father Charles Iianni-
gan. Travellers Aid society: r. T.
MaGiil. Presbyterian Committee OF
Publication: W. T.. Rudd. Medical col
legc OF Virginia; Or. James H. Smith,
: Medical College Of Virginia: Rev H. H.
G. Maclarhlan. Seventh street Chris
tain Church. DR.. Douglas Freeman.
Miss =. l.. Hatcher. Virginia Bureau OF
Vacations. Miss Agnes Randolph. Anti
tuberculosis League Of Virginia: Dean
May l.. Keller. Westhampton College:
Miss Anna Peterson. kilbourn Farm:
Miss y. Y. Minor. l. Y. y. y. ana Nurses
settlement: Miss Sarah Roller. Juvenile
Court; Miss Katharine H. IIawes Y
w. e. a; Mrs w 5. Mcneil. Indus
trial school for Colored Girls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
EVERYBODY NEEDS
PURE, RICH BLOOD

Pure blood enables the stomach.
liver and other digestive organs TO do
their work properly. Without II they
are sluggish. there is loss OF appetite
sometimes faintncSS. a dcrangcd state
OF the intcStincS. and. in general. all
the symptoms OF dyspepsia
l'urc blood is required by every
organ Of the body for the proper per
formanc" of it's functions
Hoods SarSaparilla makes pura
blood. and this is why il is so success.
ful In the treatment OF SO many dis
eases and ailments. II acts directly
on the blood. Kidding il Of scrofulous
and other huinorS 1t is a peculiar
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