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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
arssntinisns 9suidredenplageu.

SIN Dejten Der Der. Staaten bat
man aud idon mar4e i4Iimms 9eu>
i9reden > 9eimIu4ungeu erfabren;
aber feline berieIbsn rstGt an Oieies
ntgen berar, BON peI4en Die groBen
gbenen argsnttnisns BON 3eit gu
3eit ~.bstroffen perbeu. 9as lit cine
gonbploge, tpie man ie pobG nur nit
~bsnienigen i'm alien ggppten pergleiz
den fam.
grf erf4sinen bic Seufetsroder
pie cine tletne Bolte am fernen Sos
ri3ont; ate ginge6orsnen ltedsn ers
fdredt bic aDpfs Suiammen. 4m
nd9iten Gage tomutt Elm 9ortrab BON
MiQionen; nit Idimmernben 6liigeIn
flattern tie oabin. 4ber tpenn erIt
bic 9auptpolte it9 nieOerldBt, Iinb
es unge3dbIte MiliarOen, nnO Die
DoIte biat ben san3eu 9pri3pnt in
etnen purpuren aebel!
Die 99ndrme bsoeden a~aent6alben
8dume, 9auier u, /. IN. aber nod
5sritDren tie nt4ts, fie Ttno nur
getommen, nm ibre gier gu Iegen.
Ra6Dem lie bies beIDrst, 3ie9en iie
meter. ODD ieber petB, OaB ale
@rnten Togut ipie perni4tst iinO!
llnb baIb tommen bic ungebeureu
Rengen tletner griiner m9eu9upfer"
aus ben gisrn getro4en, uno ales,
pirb bon i5nsn bsOedt, sic tDa4ien
unbeimlt9 i4nsa uno Oertilgen, mas
grim beibt, nit MIR DerI4pinoenb
penigen 4usnabmen.
@enn benz 9tuidrsdens@oIt bic
5IiigeI gepa4ien iino, 10 fliegt es
pieberum booor, abermals als cine
gepaltige Dolte bic Sonne perbun@
telnb, un0 IGBt nur bic iommerOolfte
8er0bung I'M 2anOs aurid, 2onse
Sabre tommt bos @4rednts ni4t
me3r; aber ss eri4eiut ii4er pieOsr.
Der.
IS Fnb Idon ,oIerbanO 9eriu9e
our 8~etGmpfung btier fur9tbareu
plagen gema9t porben; srl4pert
pir6 Der 9ampf tpo4I aud DaOard,
bdb oieie Gbenen ounnbeiisoelt iinb
unO gu einem grOBen Sell NOD aus
RieIengiitern Der alien Sage unb
6reipeibe fir undergraduates 9orns
pieb beIteben. Mon bat 6elber trotes
men @rafes p6Iig abgebronnt unb
Miliarbsn bon 9euf4reden NIT ibs
men. Man bat rieiige gruben gsmd4t
unb onbere NiaiorDsn 6es llngesie>
fers BARN begraben. Man bat srobe
5erben 56afe iiber fe setrieben, I'M
Ite 5u 9rei gu 3srtretsn. ab.r bies
oaes bat bic 3a1l Der Ssui6redsn
pu6rnebmbor Dermins
bert!
auf BEN SOhsPuntt Der 5simfu@
dung lam man feinen S9riit tun,
obns auF Seuiareden gu treten; unO
isoem, Der ms Grsie sebt, beOeden
iid bic alsiOsr Iufort nit ibnsn, unb
bon allen Gsiten itisrsn bic Qusen
Der 0dmonsn led ouf Jpn, pelds ein>
5eln 10 i9nc9 uno in MaFe 10 ms
niberIfebIid Fnb! aein Bunbsr, bob
piele gerIonels beIonbers 6rousu,
ipI9ss nidt LANCE ausboIten unS seit.
psiIia BON Den aanOgiteru fIis9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
Illus GraitS JslanS.

SIN 2ieoerfrnn3.@ ortet fono
Gonnerstag mieoer Elm Offeutlides
apr5ert itott oas giit beillft nor.
&errlah fan0 Elm offentli6er Son3
Itntt, Der bieIen @elegenbeit CAB,
oas 2an3bein Sl idmingen.
Sm Glottoeutldeu 9eim muroen
an Sonntag nnbmittag uno abenos
&DfSert uit0 gaa ~abeebalten. @ieIe
nabmen oieie @eEceenbeit mabr, nm
Elm Yidnid al beranltaitea.
alion .. Cole, Der 6rau 8ogt in
ct. @auI, Reb., auf @eronlaflung
0eren S1piegeripbne8 iiir Die Der.
ipro1ene Stlntine bon $500 umee-
trndt bat, bate am 6. Suli bier,
aIlo nadoem er ben WlOro berilbt,
ben g8olbadi6en 21oen nit einem
aefdIi9ten S9ed in Sobe BON $40
IineingeIegt. alld @rammer, Der
Sdpiegeriobn Der Grnoroeten, Der
Cole fir ben Moro ge0ungen bate,
mar am 6. Sui in @ran0 Sslano
ullo bate bier cine llnterreOung nit
Cole. giodber tailidte er iein 4itto-
ntobil, oas er crit einen Monot be.
ieiien, gegen elm unOeres lin, rpobr-
ideinlidb meil in Dem eriteren Der
Wior0 neriibt iporoen mar.
Sic Jarmers Union bate am
Wtontog eine tart beiudte 9eriamm.
lung, iii peIGer s. @5itntore, Dor.
liter Der bieiigen Gerteioigung8be.
boroe, Der Die borige geriammlung
Der Union ais bo9perrdterii9 De.
nun5iert batte, ltto nelder eingela-
ben ipar, nidt gera0e nit @laces
bunoihuben ungefoBt mltrOe, gta6
elmer erregten 0ebatte ipurOe en
aus 81. s. giibler, 8alter S6er5-
berg un0 s. 8bitmore b%eitebeI0es
@onitee ernonnt, I'M cine Reiolu-
tion aiis~3uarbeiteiL in iuelfer Der
lettere erflart, Dab ct IN Der be.
treffen0en 9eriammlung nibtS I'M
putriotii1es ooer 3eutidfreanolides
cntoeft babe, noB er oerartige5 ou6
nid)t bebnuptet, io1oern BOB ieine
@orte bon etnen 8eridteritatter 0es
State Sournal" in 2incoln ean5
berfe6rt angegeben Uorbeu ieien.
Gieles 9rotofoa bat 8Ditmore It'll.
teridrieben uno iomit lit bieie 2(n-
gelegenbeit, Die al GROCER 2%tufsegung
llrlo iaIi1en geidul0ignngen anloB
CAB, aus Der @elt geidafft. 8ieI-
Ieidt miro itA 89itmore Elm mad
ites Mial grnalier ausorilden, oamit
70 etfpas nidt pieoer paIfiert.
S5n Der oeuti1 lut9eriiden Stride
III Ser oitliden 2. GtraBe miro ant
fonlmenoen Sonntag Serr 8aitor
ggolter gtnitmeper aus Qolf preOt-
gen.
Gilbert Smentolpsfi, Der Iih nidlt
botte regiitrieren Ioiiea ulO rad
gSistoniin gereiit mar, lit alf Ser.
nnIaiiung ieineS grlt0ers beimge-
feBrt uuo bat ii6 ieIbit Dem 5beriff
geitellt. Gr gibt ais Gutiduloigung
an, DnB er elm idperes 5aIsIeiOen
babe ufto oarun itber8eitgt geneien
lei, boB ct nidt genommen weroen
piiroe.
Gsfor @eimers Gdlt ii6 nit ieiner
6amilie alir @rbolpmg in Sot
Springs, g. g., auf.
SenrD Sdlimader lei6et an Der.
lesungeiL Die er oapongetrngen, ais
er Dor penigen Gagen bon ieinem
Motorrab itilr5te.
Bra1t Gba8 Mnflo bat loren @ot
ten init einem &odterde IL be.
i1eftft.
5rau emil 8etleffien lit ron Sen
5olgen elmer Operation Der tie itd
i'm General @oipital unter5ieben
milBte, fofneit uie0ar geiunoet. BOB
iie oos aranfenbou8 berIaiicn fonn.
te itno ii6 ipieoer oabeim befin6et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
8aBueu prOteitieren gfgcu Gin
iflahnna.

2iucoIn, gieb., 20. Sllli. = Ser
tretcr Ser burlington, 9tiiiorrt $50.
cific uno @reat 8eiteru 8abten ia.
ben BEL Der itnuttiden @inidldbungs-
beboroe gegelt 6u bobe GiniaGerug
0es 8ertes ibreS Gioenttrm3 IN
Douglas Gonntp 6ur1 Gountpaiiei.
ior Fitzgerald bon OMAHA 4roteit
erbobert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
Hinhredler in Nnft.

&latt8rnoutD, Neb., 20. 3llli. -
Sm bieitgcn @ouutp9eiangnis bat
einitmeila Uiorris y. @teger litter.
fuait g%efltnoerL Der bereit3 %6eitanoet
bat, 0aB er in Der Gloht 0es 4. Sltlt
in ben 8obnbof In Union eingebros
den mo ied)s Collars geItoDlen bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
@crr6rrr hes aniiers nrr6nftct.

2inoIn Geb, 20. Sui, - 6rnu8
gilbert SGteiBer, Gin g%eborener
0eutider, mllr0e 8eitern nahmittag
OILS fein0li1er ausIauoer berboftet,
neil er geiagt baben ioQ: oSDe Stai.
ler is alright"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
GckalsUacbfideten
aus Srcmcnt, Uebr.!

6renotlt, gte6, is. Slili.
9ie Giienbabnbeamten erbalten
jett lire 2obnitna 3ipeilnal ieoen
Morlot, itatt tpie friiber einna[.
Bruce Giderion ul0 Nobert goof,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20

@enn Die @nglGuber Die triiden
Sim Geiner OILS lire 6einiten nidt
betro6ten moaef5 0nnr fam mag
i1nen oos nahfitblen aber 0erarti8e
Ginihdtungen berilben 9elneinigIidl
auf @egenieitigfeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20

$40 M1iGipnen Dollars fir 6as
5liegerforps 6eluiligt. Sn 8oib.
inoton fliegen ickt Die @tiaionen mir
70.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
Observation-Disclosures EN7MaN1NMNN1MNNMc7Y::
w. S. SEAMANS. JR.. LEAVES
LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY
Night Superintendent Of Local Works
Accepts Position with Edd!stonc
Ammunition Company.

Waiter :. Scnmans. Jr.. $50" West
Grace Street. FOR many years assistant
manager Of the Richmond branch Of
the American Locomotive Company.
and more recently night superintendent
If tho local plant, has severed his CON
uccti"iI With tho company to accept a
position Win the E,ddystouc Ammuui-
tiuu Company. f.ddyStouc. IA. Mr..
Scamans left here on Friday {" assume
his new duties. and viii move his fam
lily ~ soon as arrangements can be
made.
Mr.. Scamans is one OF tho most pop
ular "bosscs' Nichmond industrial
plant has had in recent years. He al
ways took au active part in tho plans
of tho mon under him. and knew prac-
ii"aliy all Of them by name. Ills loss
VIII be kcenly felt by the older cm-
plryces IF the works, aud his popu-
larity with the new men brought ~ by
tho change in the character of the
plant is attcStrd by tho fact that every
body 'chipped in last week u max"
him farewell gift. MIR. Scamans took
an active interest in athletics. and Was
manager "f tho champion AlcoS.
George u. Curry. manager Of the 10
cal plant. last night stated thai MIR
Soamaus has severed his connection
with the company. No successor. nc-
cording to MIR. Curry. has yet been
appointed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
Blame Is Placed
On Police Court
Lawyers Say Too Many Liquor
Cases Arc Sent 10
Grand Jury.

One of the reasons advanced YES
terday by lawyers as to the number
of acuuittals by jurics in the Hastings
Court of cases of alleged liuuor- la "
violations was TO the effect that in
some instances persons have been held
for the grand jury when there was in
sufficient evidence to bring about con-
victiuns
This was due TO the fact. i, was
PORTED out. that il has been made
tn. practice in Police Court to hold
I Practically every person arrested on
the charge Of violating the prohibition
act for the grand jury While there
has always been every indication Of
r"babic cause. subsequent trials be-
tore jurics have failed to bring out
testimony of sufficient strength to war
'"E' Herdicts of guilty.
Attention was called TO tho fact that
since the prohibition law wen, into
effect there has been only one police
curt arquittal of a person arrested
TOR its violation. Some ATTORNEYS con-
tend that il these cases were moro
thoroughly gone into in the lower
court IT would result in a reduction
OF the number of acquittals i'm the
liuSi:ncS Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
EXPECT BUDGET THIS WEEK
Special Meeting of Council VIII lie
Called mn Soon AK Finance
Committee Tx Ready

Unless unforeseen obstacles are en-
countcred the 1917 budget will he com =
pletcd and reported to the Council for
passage this week. The Finance Com
mittcc VIII meet at s o'clock toni ( ht
and again at the same hour tomorrow
night. The latter is a regular ses-
sion OF the committee. but i; will
enable the members to put on the
hnishing touches to the appropriations
which will be allowed the various de-
partmcnts. 1t is regarded as likely
tnat " special meeting of the Common
Council will be called for the latter
part of this week to receive tho meas
ure. and it will be acted upon 10y both
branches next week.
Members of the Finance Committee
nave not permitted an mixing Of their
Iabors OF tho past several weeks to
become public. and. as a result. the
koeneSt interest prevails in ruuni.ipal
CIRCLES as To what has been done
IT is understood to TIC certain that
'hc committee will not at this Tins
make any recommendations looking
toward an increase in taxes hu; Will
CIV" TINS matter consideration as soon
as inc budget has been disposed of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
KRENGEL CASE COMES
UP AGAIN TONIGHT
tmlRuf Refuses to Accent Fuller Sub
stitutc, and Wants Detective Ser
Scnnt Rcntorcd 10 Force.

Further effort will hc made at a
special meeting of the Council Com>
mittcc on Ordinances AT s o'clock to-
night TO dispose OF the tmlauf ordi-
nance designed to restore Fred l..
krcngcl to the Police Department with
rank and pay as detective sergeant.
This matter was the subject OF con-
siderable debate at meeting held last
week. but il was tabled in order 10
obtain legal advice from tho CITY At
torncy as to the committees powers
in tho matter. MIR. Pollard has pecn
requested 10 attend to-nicht'S meeting.
At the last meeting, Alderman puller
oN"rcd resolution AS a substitute
for the ordinance in tho form Of re-
10 rcappontncnt NrenEc as an officer
upon tho occasion cf tho next vacancy
in the department.. He did this he
Said. upon tho assurance given by
Mayor Ainslic to the committee thar
IT the Council requested the appoint
mont of any man to the police force.
that man would go on.
The committee has been repeatedly
told that ErcuEcl is capable of doing
certain police work. although he has
practically lost tho use OF his righ,
arm. Mr.. Umlauf said that he would
not accept tho Fuller resolution.
Mr.. Pollard has written an opinion
TO tho effect that the Council is with
out power to pension krcngcl, but that
u has authority to create A pension
fund for retired members of the Police
and Fir" Departments.
However, there are further points
which have been raised. and upon which
the committee feels that IT needs tho
advice Of tho Citys legal counselor
ana therefore has asked him TO appear
to guide the members
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION
LnrEc Delegation From Richmond r.,
Take Pnrt in Meeting nj Lev
ingtOn, JIx

To attend tho NTH general convcn-
non OF III" l.aymcn's Mis*ionarv
M"Nen"h' 81 ~" Southern I'reshytc-
rian Church. which will bc i'm scss,nr
in Lexington NY. tomorrow, Wen
nesday and Thursday. nearly "A score
az Richmond laymcn and ministers vii,
leave the city This afternoon pelcr,-
lions from larg" number Of Virginia
ci'les are expected Al the convention.
ana ~ Is Thought that the entire crowd.
assembled from All parts of tho So,Itn
VIII nnmh"r several thousands Ar
arrangements for IN" formation of tn,
Richmond part have been made hy a
committee cons sting Of Rev Wesley
BAKER. chairman: Rev. ". e. Nell
Wainc, Jr.. r. /. M"gil. Wade e. Smith
and OwSlcy Sanders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
Second WcEImcnf Hnu1 To Give Enter
tRinmcnt for Aeon Patrol
Hand.

TIL" second Infantry band viii give
complimentary concert Tonight fnr
til" A"ca Patrol Band. TIL" concert
Will be given in TIA" bands hall at
seventh and Main streets. starting at
"'cl"ch. II Will not br for thc public.
only few quests having been invited.
The rcgimcntal band is composed OF
twenty -four pieces, under the leader
ship Of William IL. RucbuSh. The band
Is a remarkably good organization. cs-
pecially in view Of tho fact that invent y
Of IN. members arc from tho town "f
Dayton. which has "a population Of less
than 900.
j. NJ. l:rcrcton, assistant director OF
til" .hcra Patrol Band and organizer
Of the new Richmond C;rays' bind. *
Il personal friend of the rcgimcntai
handmaStcr. both having been members
Of the famous Stoncwall band at
stanton. MIR. Brcrcton iS now getting
good aggregation OF musicians to-
gcther to play for tho Richmond Lirays
on occasions Of ceremony. The band
Will he ii private organization. as the
First Infantry. Of which the Grays is
part, already has an enlisted band.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
TRAINING OF Statesmen
u. {. RircWnrr~u. OF Chicnro, IA
speak To- Night Mt Chamber
of Commerce.

The Education and Training Of tho
SaicSman' Will he the Subjcr, Of tho
'"',urc before the Salcsmsnshlp club
~ kichinond this evening in tho audi
forum OF the Chcmhcr Of Commerce.
By T. g. Rice Warren. Of Chicago Tic
sneaker is sales manager Of the De-
troit agency Of tho Mutual BENEFIT Life
insurance Company, and has had wide
experience in the past in other fields
OF SaleSmanShip.
In" Richmond Chamber Of Commerce
VIII hold It's annual meeting Wcdnes-
DAY night at the jefferson Hotel Cole
man WORKMAN. the president. will de-
nN"r ms annual address, and officers
VIII he elected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
Sugar Goes Up and
Is Scarce at Price
Aduance Of Quarter Of a Cent
Each Day for Three
Days Is Noted.
Because of labor troubles. the revo.

Because of labor troubles. the revo-
luton in Cuba and strikes in New
York. Philadelphia and Boston. Rich-
mond is suffering from II shortage il
sugar and resultant slight increase
in price. During three days. accord :
ing To prominent wholesale dealer.
sugar has gone up :, of cent. Il
l. of Il cent each day, and the staple
* now selling at 81. cents a pound.
Thomas Adkins. OF Thomas Adkins
X Co. merchandise brokers. and locai
representatives OF the Franklin Sugar
refining Company, Of Philadelphia. said
last night that the situation had
slightly improved. though he was
unable To say that the price would
soon he lowered.
I'VE are restricting orders" said
Mr.. Adkins. land all deliveries are
subject to confirmation and to delay.
p"icc down. and we are acting fairly
IL all. SO as TO prevent Spcculation.' =
to the scarcity OF bottoms and to high
freight rates from New Orleans to
New York and Philadelphia. Another
dealer stated that the car shortage was
also partly responsible for the scarcity
OF sugar.
Another factor causing the rcduc-
ton in the supply is that large guam
titN OF sugar is being shipped from,
cuba TO Europe. where the demand has
increased on account OF tho war. Mr.
Adkins said il would he hard 10 fore
cast what the outcome Of the dccreasc ID
supply will be.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
FORMING PRAYER CIRCLES
Committee Hopes to Enroll 10000 Peo-
pic Hcforc Simultaneous Nc-
NiNnl campaign.

Hoping I" curoll 10000 people in
Richmond in PRAYER circles to make
daily petitions for the success of the
simultaneous revival campaign 10 he
carried on next month, the hcad1uar-
tors OF tho campaign has sent out IL, :
600 Invitation cards. y large number
ot tn" pastors of tho city preached
special sermons yesterday on PRAYER in
an effort I" stimulate interest in the
prayer circ.cs. and In the revival cam
paicm.
The cards urge that prayers Ice Of
fcrcd on the following topics: For tho
presence and guidance OF the Holy
spirit" For unity and co-cpcration
among the churches For iugathcrinK
~ souls personal work" "For imdi-
NidGais 10y uamc prayer list and "For
rooonaccratiOm Of church mombcra."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
FORMER SALOONKEEPER
PLACED UNDER ARREST
FoItcc Seize Seventeen RarrcIs or
"ht>k! In Warehouse Not F'nr From
Lcnnhnn's Old Stnud

T. j i"nahan. thirty-thrcc wears OLD
former proprietor of n saloon at aUs
south seventh Street. was arrested and
more than seventeen barrels Of whisky.
Sa'd 10 be his property. We're Confis-
Gated by tho police last night shortly
after II o'clock Tho liquor was found
stored in "A small warehouse in the rear
OF sos Bragg street. where "a. vacant
nous" stands ON account of the large
quantity of ardent -nirits tho polico
were unable To move il To- a statio,,
mouse, and guard of thrc" officers
was stationed there to prevent it's re-
moval until II is taken away to-day.
Inc warehouse was raidcd by Cap
tam sherry. Of the First Precinct;
Captain Sowell, OF the Second prccincr
and Fatrolmen Folkcs. Goode aud .Ien-
ninGs; l.cnahan at once furnished bond
with Hugh p'Neil AS surety. for his
appearances this morning in Police
Court.
l.enahan was asleep al his home on
South Fourth street when the Bragg
place was searched lie was awakened
by the police after he had retired. and
he accompanied the officers 10 the scene
"f the raid. Magistrate rurdic was
summoned and Lenahan supplied bail
without tho necessity of bein: taken to
a station.
Although tho police said that they
had been watching the warehouse fnr
some time. and that Lcnahnn :.;d beet.
suspected Of illegally handling liquor.
no ono WAS found i'm the place at tho
time 1t was raided.
Th" quantity Of whisky is the largest
found by tho Richmond police since
the name of Virginia was placed beside
that Of IN" other dr." states and Len
ahau is tho first man to he arrested
wh" had formerly been tho proprietor
OF u bar.
The warehouse where tho booze was
located Is not far from the building
which housed LcnHhan's ;,..-oon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
CONFERENCE CLOSES
Older Ro!s aud Girls of PRESBYTERIAN
church Agree TO Aid In Chris
tim Work.

After having hocu IN session since
Friday night tlc older boys and girls
conference" of the rrcsbyi Church
In Eichmond closed yesterday after
noon. Following talks hy j. L. Mar
cum. Of Huntington. W. Va. leader Of
tn" boys. and Miss Katharine II HAYES.
president Of IN" Young Wnmeu's Chris
utn Association. more than fifty boys
aud nearly 100 girls signed cards agree
iur I" undertake" advanced forms ot
Christian work The music az the bows
meeting MAS led hy Thomas johnson
aud George w. Taylor. ana at tho girls
meeting by Mrs Frank q. simmons aud
Miss Katherine Rhoads
III" enrolment uas 295 The con
'"r"Hce Was regarded as being highly
successful, and ~ IS probable that il
VIII t." made an annual affair by the
lIl.sMN lcilmMs OF Tire rltN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
FORM NEW RED CROSS CLASS
Mnn! Applications for Instruc,iop In
first Aid TO tho
Injured.

on ar""uni or tho many applications
winch hi'' been received for member.
snip in { class in Red cross FIRST ala
TO the injured al the Vocational Mini,
Sch""' another class VIII ho former
'n's N""" VhH number 90 - >rucio
class = limited to TWENTY-FIVE. I,r \
+. Emmett. medical director az ia" Hi,h-
mond city schools, viii teach the nc,,
class III addition to continuing "A. IN
struct"r - th" one formed a week ,r,
Requests nave been received from :,
ii is said Tor a class ;.t tho mi,,n,
Srho"! &" subjects dealing par,icuIarlv
with scouting. Only masters Of Bny
Scout rooms viii he admitted to tho
class il il is formed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19

Grant shack "'forl. ""lor"d, thirteen
Years old. l1+7 Thomas street. was shot
but not scri"uslN injured Yesterday ar
trrn"on ht $50 o'clock on I.oml,ardv
street. near til" plan; of III. Sitt.rdinr
Caincal-Davis co, 10y an unidentified
negro man. Tn" hoy. u was found on
investigation. was = member of a gang
thai had been throwing rocks ,t tho
man. who "p"u"d tire ON them without
warning. Tho hulle, struck The boy
In tic right leg. passing through with.
out striking tn" bon" and lodging in
the left leg. lie was takcn to the vir-
gjnin Hospital for treatment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
TUBERCULOSIS SURVEY
HirgInin League to Make Conprc.
hcnsiSr study Of Conditions
I'm Norfolk County.

Under tho direction of Miss Agnes
u. Randolph. "f Richmond. executive
secretary OF tho Virginia Anti-Tubcr-
culosis League, there will he begun in
Norfolk county to-day the first com
urchensivc tuberculosis survey ever
undertaken in that section Of tho State.
The state Health Department and the
county authorities will cooperate in
gathering statistics to he used as the
asis for Il continuing campaign against
the urnads Of this disease.
The survey. ii i expected, will take
about a month. When ii is completed
tho Tuberculosis League will
undertake. AN extensive educational
campaign with meetings in every part
Of the county.