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EDUCATIONAL

CUuCA lUNRL
Ian GUAG ES
BerIitz School
SIS 18th STREET n. w.
TELEPHONE MAIN 32l7.
BY the Berlits Method Students learn
not only to read aud tcrits, but aspect
ally to understand and to speak tbs
foreign language.
TRIAL LESSON FREE.
Terms may begin at any time.
WANTED Guitar scholars; simple method;
easy taught In 30 lessons: best OF reference;
reasonable. 72S 9Th ST. n. w. TO D. M.
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
TA Northeast Transfer q s,srsr. Co.
I'd 81 Suburban. Hauling Solicited,
Foreman on every job.
WN t1oo n 81. ne. Prone Line. sslo
MOVING P {7PREa2 y6Ns
u,FPh%one NJ. 2ele..cll:
KRElG'S EXPRESS,
lbs n Street N w.
Storage. PACKING AND SHIPPING.
CLEAN, dry storage for furniture ana piano.
a.. estimates eheerfully given. wESCHLER'S.
70 "a. ave: n. W. Phone Main ia.
SAFETY FIRST"
Absolutely FIREPRooF STORAGE.
,o,r! N !! y i STATES STORAGE co.
Phon. Main tsas: us-.ss 10Th Il. NV n. v.
Free moving for ster-
sh<<& - age: \: o34s or n: as44.
e&I SMITHS TRANSFER
Ea5rlGS 4 STORAGE CO. 81
SEE NE for best prices and satisfactory sery-
PRESS. 1I2e 9Th st. n. w.
LOST AND FOUND
~ and seaton School. Reward, al LIST st.
RING-Chased platinum band. set with
circle OF sapphires Reward IL returned
to SOS Evans bldg.
wATCH-GoId- alled. marked *. 4. X:
gold fob: large link, with seal marked
e. @. X, Sunday afternoon, between 4
and o'clock. Reward. 1908 Conn. ave
MUFF-Black fox. lost in the Strand The
alter. Sunday evening Suitable reward
Tor return. Call VI. 33st.
Blackjack silk. Saturday evening. Feb.
10. in Reiths Theater. containing opera
glasses, handkerchief. and visiting cards.
Reward is offered for its return to 1894 l
st. n. w. or to Keith's Theatsr.
PIN-Cameo. at New National or en- route
TO 2l32 Wyoming ave. on Mt. Pleasant car.
Reward. 2152 Wyoming ave. ". w
SCARF-At the card party at Rauscher's
Monday afternoon, sealskin scarf lined
with ermine. Returned TO APT. "a, The
Brighton. Reward.
500 REWARD FOR UMBRELLA-Silver
top: engraved Eta from L. l9l2:' on
Thursday night: valued as a remembrance.
Phone Bethesda Il.
A GREEN AUTO ROBE. with black leather
lining: on Monday. bet. navy and Woodward
Lothrop. Please return to LIEUT.. HOOVER,
Navy Yard.
SATURDAY. notebook. containing addresses
and description OF hats. on H or SITS. bet
18th and 18th SITS. Return to IS, The Bruins
wick; reward.
BLACK FOX NECKPIECE-In Circle The
alter or bet. theater and 2o52 st. Reward II
returned to co32 st. n. w.
MUFF-Hudson seal, January ~, near or on
Wis. ave. car line or north on hacolnD st.
Reward. 35os Highland pl., Cleveland Park.
WANTED-AGENTS
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DEATHS

JOYCE-0n Thursday. February 10, AZ l:Zo
a. m, ct his residence. s22 N street north
west. MAURICE, beloved husband or Catna-
rine Joyce. aged eighty-two years.
Funeral from the immaculate Conception
Church. Saturday, at 1000 a. m
Tuesday, February Il, 1911, at 5
D. m, at GEORGETOWN University Hospital.
SARAH, beloved wife OF Patrick T. Niiand
Funeral from her late residence. 18 =
street northwest. Friday morning. O'Clock:
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WANTED-AGENTS

',GASTINE" saves % FER cent gasoline, gives
more power removes the carbon: money
back guarantee: 100 tablets 81 prepaid: local
agents and dealers wanted. Write for par
ticulars. GASTINE SALES CO., S1S South
Sharp ST.. Baltimore. No.
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PROF. STEVENS
5O9-iO KENOIS BLDG,
NINE CARIETTA.

nth AND C STREETS NORTHWEST.
Readings, Ste and S1O0. Hours 10 to p. NJ.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. 1II5-Part OF
modern furnished house to adults for
housekeeping: call evenings.
X ST. ". w. l515-TwG rooms. one with
kitchenet: everything furnished; adults.
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IN MEMORlAM

CSoiiees- for this column are accepted 81 =
cents Fat either prose or poel-y. In Ease no
ties does not sxeesd ten lines. Ana - es1ts
for Zach line IN excess Of tenD
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PERMANENTLY THE GREATEST OF
ALL CLAIRVOYANTS, LIFE READER
AND ADVISER.
She never met you yet tells YOUR NAME,
NAMES OF FRIENDS AND ENEMIES,
husband wife and sweetheart. II false or
true. Advice on business, real estate, loans.
stocks. lawsuits. changes, travel. love, court.
ship. marriage. divorce. SHE CAN. Sill
WILL HELP YOU. Perfect satisfaction TO
all SEES EVERY ONE-NONE SIGHTED.
Hours 10 a. IN. TO p. m. Call today.
1925 i4th Street n. w.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

APPRENTICES to Learn French dresscutting.
dressmalSing, designing and millinery: good
positions furnished after learning. NEW
YORK MILLINERY ACADEMY, Ills G st. .
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Vital Records.

Glen p. and Florence NJ. Van Eseltine, boy.
Martin r. and Grace A. Thorp, girl.
EDWARD r. and Emma n; Seal, boy.
Guistino end Mamie SantiIli, girl.
Claud A. and Anna NJ. Hodgkins. girl.
Robert !. and Dorothy J. Hulsizer. girl
Maynard w. and Josephine E Fling, boy.
Arthur and Agatha ChaIrias. girl.
James K. and Virginia Chaconas. boy.
Douglas II. and Ruth NJ. Booth, boy.
August and Ida Biederman. boy.
Dennis r. and Rosetta A. Bilbrey, girl
Luther T.. and Della Wales. girl.
George and Frances Smith. boy
Walter L. and Gertrude Jackson, boy.
Richard II. T. and Lucy E. johnson, girl.
Charles and Dorothy Graham. boy.
Nathaniel p and Ida B. Banks. girl.
william H. and Mary +. Berry, girl.
Deaths-
Marion B. Hutchins. Il yrs, So 18th ST. NV.
Prudence J. Mcdowell. 81 yrs, 2il3 LIST st.
NV.
Elmer H. Hixson. "a yrs. .1sSs II st. NV.
George II. Bauer, - yrs, $40 N. II. ave.
sarah E Htxson. 20 yrs. 17l5 Euclid st. NV.
Edna II. Balm. % yrs. Sibley Hos.
John W. WHEY, 50 yrs, Georgetown UNIV
Hos.
susan d. Passeno. - yrs. 1l5S sth st. sw.
sarah INLAND 20 yrs, Georgetown Univ. Hos.
John Dyer SO yrs, United States Soldiers
Home Hos.
John wallace. Sc yrs, United States Soldiers
Home Hos.
diers' Home Hos.
Paul Z. Radcliffe days Sibley Hos.
John A. Hanson. 50 yrs. lois 4th ST. NV
John NJ Howe u yrs. s26 18th ST. NV.
Bessie McElrath, VT. 5Os 81. NV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
TEACHERS IN CONFERENCE
Agricultural Instructors Dtscuss Plans
f"r Putting Su,ith-iIuEhes
LAW In Force.

Plans for putting the provisions OF
tho Smtth-Aughes bill IN effect in vir-
ginfa were discussed last night 81. Il
conference Of representatives of thir-
teen agricultural schools. who met In
the Office OF the Superintendent OF
Public Instruction. The conference
VIII be resumed at 0 o'clock this morn
ing in the courtroom Of the State Cor
peration Commission.
Resides Superintendent of public In
struction Stearnes and A. r. Worreli
State school inspector in charge OF ar
ricultiiral work. the following aGricuI-
turai teachers are attending the con-
terence: y. Il. French. OF Turbevi!lc:
u. Il. Taibert. MiddleseX: \. B. Brisiow
division superintendent or Prime.
George ana Sussex: .. \. Thomas" Na;y
London: IL. l.. Saville. Elk Creek: l.. +
Sheiburne. Chester: a. NJ. Starnes. Ma
nassas; Fred II. Kirby. woodluwn: T.
y. Carroll. Lebanon: l.. G. Lindsey
Chase City: George w. Guy. Hampton:
Lindsay Crawley. Appomattox, and c.
II. Lane. OF Washington. Federal
agent for agricultural education
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
SOCIALISTS MAKE WAR
ON LABOR FEEDER ALTON

The situation demanded he sa i'd.
that there should De Il clear.cut dis
tinction between What these people
represented and what the trade unions
stood for. The fact l.. ;nat The Social
lists. since the Detroit convention when
they fnilcd 10 succeed in breaking
In. have made war upon the American
Federation OF Labor. They sought to
discredit it, They started iiir West
ern Labor Union. the American Labor
Union and they started the |. w. Va.
and finally they started the so-called
Peoples Council. In tho one instance
ii WAS rivalry TO the American Fedora
ton of Labor. and in this last il was
hostility 10 the republic Of the United
States"
II do not know how many of you
feel toward me-" said President Com
pera. in conclusion. III ! am to con-
tinue as president OF tho American
Federation Of Labor. /, will he by
your votes You may vote against NE.
II You wish. but must continue on
GOOD terms with myself.
Il am not neutral in this war IA
cifist as ! have been all my life, when
| find there is band al murdercrs
abroad and | fail to defend my chill
drcn. am not pacifis,. but coward.
president Wilson and thc members
of his Cabinet were peace-lovins men;
know of no mil.:arist in their num-
Der. But now they are lighting men.
And publicly declare now that am
a lighting man. and VIII continue TO
light for The country to which | Owe
all: the country which love and In
which my hope and aspirations arc
bound up.
Il propose to do mans duty in
helping to make this war the last war
OF this world. All my energies shall
be laid at the feet Of America and our
allies to do what ! can toward the
establishment Of democracy. even in
Germany"
The first vote was taken on an
amendment offered by tho opposition
TO table the report. II was offered
by Delegate Cannon. who said the al
lance was no concern of the fedora :
ticn. 1t was defeated. The roll was
then called on the adoption OF tn.
committees recommendation. result
ing: yeas. .l.57s: nays. 40"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
PAIN VAN|SHES IN
A FEW MINUTES
Sloan's Liniment quickly re-
lieves minor injuries
OF all kinds.

Why does Slosn's Liniment stop the
pain Of YOUR sprained ankle? Because
u draws out inflammation from the
torn or twisted liCaments. and stimu-
lateS the circuia ton 10 remove the con-
erSieu blood. Its soothing, warming
value should be applied ut once. as scri-
Gus injury often follows failure 10
promptly care for Il sprain. Strains dig
Ter from aprains in thai muscles and not
Joints are wren"hed 'rhey stop hurt
IhG just e quickly under The comfort
inG application OF S!oam's I.inin:ent
ihc soothing. warming couu:er-jrri.
tant action OF Sloan'S Iininent gives
quick relief 10 vrenc!ied joints or mus
cleS. bac<ache. Stin neck. govt. chill
b!atns and other external injuries:
cleaner than muSsy pla sters or ONT
mcats. Sloans Liuiment penetrate :
without rubbing. Generous size bottles
~ druggist" everywhere. &c soc
al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
,robable linc-up Of the teams
BOWIE RESULTS

+ .aS'-T,'e Wi III e:;5 !5S aa
shGo. yon. Mocschcad. los lRowau), $500
im, Sc ihr n,"" Os w! II bio &c G
SnSI4rw9r. atsir' l!iShnt. June Bug. vocAhu
Svrm@SN q, x -, q u liavana
:. ,dn,,- .C;rorsr Starr rs Drummer. 50 s..
.,h,rd Tine IL Raabe,;;.; sepa,., Rr92d :
s sgd ss"S %Sn: Ws,St
Time. Ilo 81 Woodtrap. Mciiors. Babcocii.
'',ruu>cuic and Ssndsia also ran
%r"F! $50 s. 3 and SD, gSss@ o n nTiG
Msmron. ica G'.trins,on). $3.50 und $50.
,I,a T.%s <; Kin, 'Hhi1na :a 1 NIX
E,toi So 20 Sill, and s;s5. M"n: 'i-r6 ~
, %a ioI ban rsS!s'w ,f i9 ssn ,bp sHT3n
i'aSi old pop. IiHndfuIl. Lynn. Rose
waior. .smiihnc,d Ui"hard I.an-,ian. star
li.'nhurs S,;lw.T, iissn ana AIMS t:Gss s
E.Nlh ;;.ns45 ,s!yteen,r,-I,e Tin. 10,
,k;!rN ,ns -. collins. $500, ,hlrd. r:imr
>Malhcmr., !:u,errc. Amph,cn. R.t;!c
lrni; HJachIct ami Comacho also ran
-, seIcn, 1,r 81 sn4 4 sews2,y
jude WimE'lsld; is ,,,llapmer, si.so An
;,,rI y''"r rf,o NG9r;mg?l' IL r M Eowan! $50
E,c>,tv. Ellison, DAN Fountain Fay S;sr
finrh Eicht. FirinEline also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
Science Shows the Way to the
Proper Treatment.

Science shows conclusively that Ca
tarrh cannot be permanently cured by
depending alone on local treatment
with sprays. douchcs. inhalcrs and
ointmcnts.
Catarrh is not n local disease 1t Is
more than an Inflammation Of the
membranes and air passages When
YOU are all choked up SO that YOU can
hardly breathe. your condition has
been brought about by millions OF tiny
germs which have found Judgment in
your blood.
u; is only by cleansing your blood OF
these disease germs and driving them
from your system that you can get rid
Of your Catarrh. S. S. S. drives the
germs out OF your blood and acts as n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
RETIREMENT OF WILLARD
Is BELIEVED IMPENDING
itrn, weight 'tnmri"u Expected 10
"r'trr and to Continue In Circus
'Hmc-N nnt> S53.iJn for Flight
HN ht'TItlIN STRIjME.

Nh.W YORK. November 18th. prize
rin: has no further lures for Jess WI
nh"ni to retire. And lie vii. be the
hiSi heavyweight champion who Will
leave the ring still wearing tho high
csi 'o"n in puglistic circles
}5 ioss loves the circus. He wen; INTO 4;
otter II" won the championship from
OF The side shown. Now Jess is a FULL
gE'niccd circus owner.
<. .a"k Of suitable opponents t. ,eS.
ms merits IN the ring is also one o.
Iihr reasons why the champion wants
70 get out ~ the game. Another ,h!ne
&'rS> 1T The rvesen; time TIPS the
thc"ln we'll over the 3u0 mark, 1t y.olrld
r"1nir" months a: hard training for
HIM to reduce in match for ina
championship j"ST = an caSy-goiac
citizen. He GoesH'; los" hard work;
The strenuous hours in a ,.@,inins rann
are not 10 his lihing. H. doesn't nay.
,io.fCht for. the money ia Il, less ha :
SyaacH his Pile. The circus IS aGGiu"
~ IL
:. = Ana in looHins ov,r ne ae!d Of na.r
= iRmptons there isa'i on. on TIT. lis;
~ u" would make :, worthy opponent
,r"o for his end ~" 49, f. H." pMsa ,'T IN ~ ~.
ItuE again 40 l1r6mct"r would .iv,.
-ihat hgure for g contest hctvtrrl Mi.
gard and either F"cd Fulton. carl Nor
= -. Jim Con"y. n!. Brennan o. nu,y
: Outside ~ RED ltnifn" ;S..r. ;sn.,
Stn~ OF this quintet who could even
5nalle willard cXtcnl himself.
Nnd VIII Wi!a"d ont Of lie r,co
idhr:c WI! "a" Wtld sCrarlb,. 30 crown
:nntn"r hcaVE weight it'll" holder II
viii take months mayhc years. br;or.
another champion makes his appear.
a'lc".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
Throw Away Your Sprays and Douches
They Cannot Cure Your Catarrh

tonic TO your general system at the
same time. Rather throw away your
sprays forever. II they arc to interfere
with the proper treatment OF your
Catnrrh.
S S. S. is the most satisfactory blood
remedy known. and is purely vegetable.
containing only the extracts and juices
Of roots and herbs. This great remedy
has been in constant use for more than
iifty years and has given splendid re-
suits in the treatment OF Catarrh. All
druge lists sell it. but insist that they
give you the genuine S. S. S. There is
nothing Just as Good"
You nre invited TO write TO our mcdi-
cal director. who will gladly give you
expert advice regarding the treatment
81 your own case. without charge. Ad-
dress Swift Specific CO.. 2S5 G., Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
DEATHS

NEIEAiH-D!ed. November IL :. II y
" IN TIE cteEty-6cCUEd wear az ~
q, hrf hone - 900 N-nagle street. Mrs
i:C..iSA NEcEATH r.C. Of i'-rGir.nd
oheraI IRON: her res!GsEc. WEDNESDA
al - = NJ lnicEHent IN Baltimore.
i'" t!in"le raptrs PLEASE copr.
TUCK :h--D.ed. II the r.s!..,1e ., -,
=. 'o"-,"- law. h,.ck. OEilvi. at Asiil.n,t
-" on "oN etnhtr is. 1917. q; $50 T. NJ
"a th- seventy seventh year OF h.r az,
IL JULIA J.. TUCKER She s-a,.s ~
n6nttIs ana ono son. MrY. Eaur.i. Bun,
Sha MIS- Lucy OriiNI-. or Ashland ani g
IT, funeral, viii take n'.,c NJ, ,.-T.f,
:, l.Si,A Ne'emhcr u, Oh The arrival o.
~" Richmond. FrcdtrlcEsburs .uL Potion, 80
train due 81 Eliza station =, -; - .,
ht .nitr'n-nt Nh tshe place 81 O.lwoo,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20

contract for n West Virginia railroad.
lie married Miss Irene Keliy.A Of
Staunton. whose death occurred four
years ago. Two children survive
Stsrke O'Callaghan. Of Oakland. Cal.
and Mrs. \. j. Mann. OF this city. Ilc
also leaves one sister. AIRS. *. NJ. Cor
man. of S;aunion. The body Will be
taken on the carly morning train to-
morrow to Staunton. where burial will
be made In Thornrose Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20

recently conducted house toulouse
canvass OF the voters OF Highland
Park was read. Tho work donc WAS
mighty pleasing to tho association. and
'he indications are thnt there will be
substantial increase In the number Of
voters during the next election.
j. II. Montgomery lectured on food
conservation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE
MARSHALLlTES AND CADETS
PLAY FOR CITY TITLE TO-DAY
Dandy Game Expected When Young
stcrs Meet mt boulevard Field.
Both Teams In Good shape.

The prep school football champion
ship OF the city Will DC decided this
afternoon when John Marshall High
School and Benediotine Military Col
icEc meet on the boulevard Athletic
Field sridiron n, $40 O'clock.
fo-day's game should prove to be
one OF the most thrilling prep school
encounters OF the season FOR the
,EcnedictiMc eleven has a much better
team on the field this year than they
previously have had. and. FOR that rca
son. tho boys believe that they Will give
their old rivals. the Marshallitcs. II hard
light for honors.
L Bencdictinc is fresh from It's victory
over the 81. Vincent Academy team
Saturday afternoon. aud tho boys will
he in the thick OF the light to-day.
The team came out or the game sat
.urdaH - good physical condition. and
only two mon arc suffering from in
jurics. Bauer's finger is still! botherins
HIM. Willie Doyle was bruised Up a
lutte in Saturdays contest.
: Followers of John Marshall axe no;
predicting that their team will win by
"a big score. hut they are confident that
til" boys will he able 10 win Owe. Bene-
'uicttnc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
Wis. Enc e. Kent.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Novem.
Der 1e.--Miss Etlio Corell Kent aged
seventeen. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs j.
W. Kent. died yesterday after a months
illness. The funeral was held this
afternoon from the Rose Hill Chapel.
the service being conducted by Dr.
Henry ". Battle. in the absence from
the city of Or. James X. Jolliir. pastor
OF the First Methodist Church. Be-
sides her parents. Miss Kent is sur
vivcd by four sisters and one brother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
Mrs. ). Turner Morehead.

IsSVVVIdI 10 TIC I!TIt5- DIS JdtCiI.I
DANNILLE. VA. November lS.---The
body OF Mrs. J. Turner Morehend. who
died at White Sulphur Springs suddenly
last night. passed through hero to-
ui8ht on It's way TO Spray. y. G.. where
burial will take place. Mrs. More
head was visiting her daughter. Mrs.
L. l. Paris. at CovinEton. when she
was taken Ill on Saturday. She was re-
moved to the health resort. where II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
10 Name Assistants.

colonel r. V White, food adm.nis,,s-
TOR for the State Of virginia b,s ir..
returned from Washington. and has au-
nounced his determination OF appoint,
ing assistant food administrators fnr
each Of NirEinias 100 counties TIL.
names Of these men WIN I've announce 4
in day or So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

"E'N' NsNrrc.
Funeral services for Mrs. s. c. Clarke.
OF Las; Fifth Street. were conducted
sunday afternoon from, the homo OF
he" sister. Mrs. c. W. Hague. lIon Al
banT Avenue. Mrs. Clarke died Satur-
day morning in a local hospital Few
Thomas Semnes. rector OF the Mead,
Memorial Episcopal Church. conducted
nc services. Burial was in Mary
cemetery She is survived by her iui-
hand' ono laughter. her mo.her anil
tw" sisters Her mother Il: Mrs. J.
2. Eornc".
Mrs. Julin T.. Tucker.
Mrs. Julia r. Tucker. aged seventy
seven Years. widow Of Robert L. Tuck-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 90 1917

Association last night as indorsing the
program Of tho Civic Association. and
pledging II support in its fight. Tho
citizens instructed It's committee to
render tho association every assistance
possible to obtain Il new form of gov.
crnfnent for Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
4. n. O'CnIiaEhap.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
iARLOrTESVILLE. VA. November
ls.-C. Z. O'Callaghan, aged nfty-nfne.
former street commissioner OF Stanton.
but for tile last two years II residen,
OF this city, was found dead i'm bed
las; night At the home OF his SON in
law. y. T.. Mann. on the Altumont Ad :
d!tion. lie was native OF Augusta
County. where he spent most OF his life.
Several months ago he complcted a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20

or. died at tho home OF hor son -in-law,
y. b. ogilvic this afternoon at 7:lo.
she leaves three children. Mrs. w. G..
Blunt and Mrs. ~ B. Ogilvie. Of Ash
land. and c. T.. Tucker. OF Richmond
Funeral arrangements will be announc-
ed later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
Send Your Pastor

Why no, send your pastor to the
convention Of the Anti-Saloon League
OF America. Washington, d. c.. De-
cembcr l0-13?-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20

was hoped treatment would effect 4
cure.
She was scvcnty-nve years OF age.
and the widow Of Major j. Turner
Moorehead. son OF J. NJ. Morehead,
once Governor Of North Carolina. She
Is survived b. Mrs. w. n. Harris, OF
Danville: Mrs. Parrish and Mrs. q.
Frank Mebane or Spray. -. c.. ALL
daughters. and one son. j. NJ. Moore
head. of Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20

viii Bring Out nix Vote.
An enthusiastic meeting OF the High.
land la"k CiuIcns' Association was
held last night in the school auditorium,
and the rupor; OF the committee which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-20
COMMIT TEE MEETS AGAIN
ON IIfI'RSDA >t,I,

'Hmrdia;ely after the committee ad-
l"r"""d Chairman John T.. Rose. ia.
called another meeting for THURSDAY
m.Ih' at 5 O'Clock
Ia 'Np!y TO the request from Alder
iuah FULLER "a 10 III. probable cor.
h'vt between tn" Two acts o, IN.
General Assembly. approved in 1914
nj 1916, prescribing the methods to
TIE followed by cities n changing their
lorms Of government. CITY ATTORNEY
Pollard held thar The latter statute
prevailed This is the set which pro
NId"d for the presentation OF petition
signed ny - per cent of the qualified
voters OF the city. which the Civic AS
(, ISOLATION sought 10 have amended rs 10
require only Is per cent OF voters par
':rahhs in the prAo"d.n. election
No 9TH? anno.nCe!n=nt than The n.
ttIoi presented TO line Charter .h.n.,
committee vas made after the svc
ci'l meeting Of the directors cr tn.
'iNic Association. The only Gevelop.
ment in The reform movement, ua4 the
action o! the Highland Pa-k Citizens.
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FEDERATION OF LABOR
ADMINISTERS SINGING
DEFEAT TO PACtFlSTS
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ICoMtinu"d from FlrSt PaRe.l
Of the Minneapolis meeting Of tho ALI
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ONE.MAN GOVERNMENT
OPPOSED BY COMMITTEES
IContinuc0 an Secnnd poyn


nj special meeting. were presented.
They are as follows:
Whereas. there tx before your COM
mittcc resolution submitted by your
chairman providing for the abolition of
the Administrative Beard. and whereas
this resolution is supported by exper,
opinion recently given, and ia view OF
The fact that unless Dro!rpt action be
taken this change in the charter OF the
city cannot be Effected until 1920. we
rconeSt your committee 20 prepare "A,
his time for presentation to the City
Council! a; an early meeting, me >"''res
designed TO secure such amendments
10 the City Charter nj the next session
o. tho Legislature as will clothe the
Mayor Of the city with such power aud
AUTHORITY as are now vested i'm the Ad-
miaistrativc Board
Councilman Morgan II. Mills. OF JEFF
rcrSon ward opened the fight OF the
opposition. declaring tina: he was ready.
and thought the committee should put
itself on record as being opposed to
any "onc-man" form OF government
TIL" two papers presented by the Civic
Association should be considered at
once. lie said. tina. they might know
clarrd that he was opposed TO cen
;ralization OF authority. because Of its
undcmoCratic principle.