davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
INSURANCE AGENTS BAR
PART-TIME SOLICITORS
After July -. Companies viii nc Rep
resented Only by Professional Men
Who Give Their Time 10 Work.

What is described as a step OF the
utmost Importance in tho history OF
life insurance i'll this city was the
action taken yesterday at the regular
meeting of the Richmond Life Under
writer's Association. when the con-
stitutiun and bylaws Of the associ-
alton were SO amended as TO climin-
ate agents that solicit business only
a part of their time. Solicitors of this
class must either become professionals
and devote their entire time to the
business or he prepared TO have their
contracts Cancelled hy tho life insur-
ancc companies doing business in Rich
nond on July IL.
Members of the associat ton. who rem
resent practically all Of the reputable
old-line companies doing business in
tho city, will not employ the so-callcd
part-tinc solicitor after that date
There arc now about 500 mon under
contract with tho insurance companics.
and pay license tax to tho city but
II was stated authorita;ivciy that not
more than I:5 Of this number arc bona
ndc agents.
which was unanimously adopted by
members OF the association, is as fol
lows:
NO member shall. in Richmond. Va.
and vicinity. after July II. 1917, allow.
directly or indirectly, any life insur-
"'ltt commission TO any person who
- not bona tidc life agent. devotinc-
his or her whole time to'lifc insurance,
except 10 a person or persons known
TO he in the general insurance business
VINO represent ono and only ono life
company and have - bona tide signed
contract with IN. life company he rem
rcSents and first tenders to that con, :
panN all his life insurance business"
II is understood that action similar
10 That taken yesterday At the rccu-
lar meeting of the association. which
was held at the BUSINESS Mems club.
had been under consideration by the
organization for some time such n
step. IL is said. is ono of the mos; pro-
EreSsiNc movements made in Richmond
Tor several years toward stan,iardiz-
ing the life insurance business. and
ono which is believed will mcc, win
favorable approval
Life insurance is now recognized as
on" of the professions. and rnany uni
vorSiti"S have added its study to their
curriculum. Officials OF the ,nderwrit
erS' association asserted that under
Such conditions il was proper that th.
business should be represented hy
trained men and that II was with tins
Gnu IN view that part-tllnc solicitors
were eliminated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
RECRUITS GO TO NORFOLK
Marine Forps stops Sending Mcn Prom
Here to Port RoynI for
TrDinIno

Instead OF being transferred for
training 10 Fort Royal. :. G.. as here.
!oloFc, recruits for tho United States
Marine Corps enlisted now in the dis
'rict OF which Richmond is the hcod-
quarters viii hc sent 10 the marine
narracks' navy-yard. at Norfolk. inc
nrSt 10 be sent from Richmond 10 ,hc
Norfolk training station We're the two
recruits enlisted yesterday. Charles e,
Ncair Of Winston Salem. y. g. and
william y. sheppard. of Charlotte X q.
Ihc army and navy each enlisted
seven men yesterday. making "a total
OF SlAtecn going forward through nc
hlcninond recruiting stations.
me army recruits were Preston Rur
chah and Louis l.. Southwark. of Rich
m"nd; William NJ. Samuel, Of Mattoay.
,cnnis L. Mayo OF Trouiviilc: Garland
{: Rogers. of Narina: Vance Martin
o, FORD and Joseph II. Shack of
Highland Springs
ihc navy recruits were Gideon Jobr
son liagood. Of Richmond: John novid
MAYHEM. Of Grctna: Nancy Aaron nt
Amelia William Mac Bins. OF Victoria
Waller Joynes Richardson, OF Ear,n'
VILE James Earl Guntcr. of Iihcrtv.
\. G. and Francis Anthony So,hcrt
of Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
PROHIBITION LAW CASES
Lit md CIcndcnninE Said to Bc Owners
of Trunks Seized nj the Byrd
street Station.

Charges Of violating the prohibition
law by illegally transporting liquor
into this state were yesterday filed
against James ClcndenninG and G. d..
Lift. alias Littman, by Detective Ser
Eeants Bailey and Willy.
The pair had been held as suspects for
the Department of Justice following
their arrest here on May 4. When
taken into custody. Clendcnnrig and
Lit possessed suit cases which inspcc
ton showed contained twcnty-f four
pintS of liquor. when a trunk said to
belong to the men was seized at Byrd
street Station yesterday by Patrolmen
ii. i. Sweet and J. s. Gary. four gal
Ions of liquor were discovered. The
lot is held at First Precinct Station.
This was only Il small portion of the
liquor seized ut the Byrd Street sta
ton yesterday. some forty odd gallons
being the net result OF the days nc-
tivities. Police Sergeant Waymack and
fatrolmcn King. Sweet and Gary were
lin at the DEATH
Willie Friend. colored was taken
into custody by Detective Duffy and
Patrolman Rertucci Of the First Pre-
cinct Station. last night and charged
with violating the prohibition law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
ATTACHMENT FOR BYRD
Attorney Now 1T Fort Mycr Charged
With Assault Following Auto
Accident.

An attachment was yesterday issued
Tor Thomas 3 Syrd. a lawyer. residing
at sol East Franklin street. who
stands charged with assault rs tho
result OF a thrcc-corncrcd ANTONIO
bile collision a Eelvid"rc and Frank
lin Streets, carly sunday morning Mr..
Byrd is at tho officers training camp
at Fort Mycr
Tho colidinE cars were driven By
II Montague. merchant. OF sol
West Franklin street, w. II. Davis.
aoS Taylor street and l.. - Jones.
~ East Cary street, All we're dam
aged according TO the police.
Byrd WAS arrc3ted, charged with
assaulting ana beating Davis. and
Montague Was charged with opcrat-
INK MS cag in a careless and reckless
manner
Whom Justice Crutchhcld Mas in
formed yesterday that Byrd was out
OF the city, he continued the cases
until May II, and AN attachment was
!ssucd for him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
FAIL TO GIVE BOND
Martin and ..ArhNurh Held in city Jail
Pending Settlement al
Fines.

George w. Martin and Charles w.
ArbduEh were still hcld in the city
jan last night III default; Of bond of
i'oo levied by Justice Cru,chhcld in
Police Court yesterday morning The
pair were arrested Sunday night FOL
lowing the complaint of Mrs. Mary Dc
rancy. 900 South First Street that they
had been ,rcSpasSinG on her premises.
Martin. II was claimed. was discov-
cred on the roof Of the front porch
9t the First street address tampcrinE
with a window, and he is alleged 20
nave threatened Mrs. Dorancy's life
when ordered away. He was fncd $40
Ind put under bond for ninety days
irbaugh was charged with being
Z" ul'k and disordcrty. fined $40 and put
under bond for thirty DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
DUNF0RD TO PROSECUTE
PROHIBITION CASES
Assigned {" Duty in RichmunJ Police
'""rt ny Com missioner ). sidney

Commissioner Of Prohibition c.ia
ney Peters announced Yesterday M,
Edward Il Dunford. an attorney and
an employee Of his department. horn.
after VIII handle the liquor cases
~hich come before the Police Court
Mr. Dunford Will not he a r.c,,
attendant at the court. but will ron.
resent the department in those roene
Whlc' require legal representative Of
the commissioner. Justice C'rutrb,i.rd
EfNcsted that lawyer be assigned his
court MS
MIR Dunford has been connected u,.,
the department for several n,on,bv ,n
""s formerly parincr of William NJ
JuStiS. Jr NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
Two Automobile. stolen.

Auto thieves We're busy during the
early hours o. last night. two cars Of
popular make being stolen w. :
BARLOW reported TO headquarters tina,
h!s car license number iii3. was
taken from in front OF 81. Eliza oech :
Hospital at 1870 O'Clock. J T.. Eubank
1929 Broad Street. Lett his car in
from; OF the Lyric during the frs,
show. II had disappeared AT O'clock
me license number is 2rsiJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
FAVORS CONSOLIDATION
Chairman Grundy Would pIncc All
Departments Under admin
istratiSc BOard.

Alderman Barton H. Grdndy, chair
man of the Council Committee on FL
nance. wants To sec all city depart
mcnts under the direction OF the Adj
ministrativc Board. lie wrote the fol-
lowing letter to the board:
Il beg to thank YOU for the copy OF
your fourth annual report. shall
keep the report before me on my desk
ana ann sure will read il with profit.
u hope TO sec the day when all the
city departments will be under your
able administration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
Lose. Valuable .Jr,rlry.

inc NloNmOnd ponce havo boon
asked 10 watch cut for icwclry valued
Z several thousand dollars. belonging
10 Mrs. Mary g. Dunlop. Z, recent visi.
TOR here. Inc iowclry was contained
in bag. which Mrs Dunlop missed
when she arrived at Shawsvllc Vir-
Sinia Among the lost articles arc a
ring set with several diamonds. and a
diamond bar pin. valued ~ $500 each. a
rmaiier diamond ring valued ~ 500.
and cnrrinES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

nc paAE"ngerH in The nutonohiIc
aFiVrn by H. f.. Bernhard, which col.
'"' '.h street car Saturday morn
ing at the corner of Ri,hinsf, u,
and Monument Avenue. were Nam
rafner' OF II South Morris street. and
Shh Flowers. colorcd helper. Of 100
moore street Mr.. Farmer was NOT in
jurcd. Incomplete police reports led
10 an error in the account OF the occi-
nent IN The Times Dispatch SUNDAY
morning IN which 1t WAS stated that
Colorcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
SHOCKING VIOLATION"
CHARGED IN PETITION
Norfolk and Southern Asks Supreme
Court to Review Spinach
Litigation.
SAY TRIAL COURT is IN ERROR
Allowed Names OF Principal Stock
holders to BE Brought In rs Par
ties to Suit Originally Filed in
Name Of Corporation.

Stating in its petition that he trial
court had committed a shocking vio-
lation OF law in bringing into the
case a new plaintiff while the evidence
WAS being taken and without process.
the Norfolk and southern Railroad
Company yesterday secured from the
Suprcmc Court OF Appeals a writ Of
error and supcrscdeas 10 the judgment
OF the Circuit Court OF Norfolk city,
which awarded to j. NJ. Simpson and
4. [. HudEins the sum of S%0jS7 for
damages alleged to have been sustain
ed by the Greenwich Corporation by
delay in the movement OF spinach.
The suit was brought originally by
the Greenwich Corporation. After the
trial had commenced. there was dis
played in evidence q bill Of ladins,
showing that the consignment of spin
ach was made by Simpson and Hud-
sins. principal stockholders in the
Greenwich Corporation. whose name
had not been mentioned in the papers
covering the shipment
NEW PLAINTIFFS
BROUGHT INTO CASE
The Circuit Court. tho petition says.
without regard for tho basic law that
corporation is Il separate entity from
It's ckholdcrs, then and there, while
the witness WAS tcstifying. without
process. without even swearing the
jury to decide tho issue OF the new
parties. brought into the case as Joint
plaintiffs {. &. liudgins and j. l.. Simp-
son, and proceeded with the trial heed :
ing not the exceptions of the railroad
company nor tho law OF the land"
The counsel. James q. Martin. pre-
faced his petition with the remark that
this case. as will appear from the
record, presents perhaps as remarkable
a state OF affairs as ever came TO the
attention of an appellate court UNI
der any civilized system of iurispru-
dcncc."
Judgment was given in favor Of
Simpson and liudEins. rather than in
favor Of the Greenwich Corporation.
which brought the original suit.
Writs were granted also to Julia =.
and l.. Is. Martin. who were decided
against in u suit brought in the Cir
cult Court OF LuncnhurE County by
the Industrial Feed Company, involv-
Ing u small tract OF land. and to the
Southern Railway Company. against
which the circuit Court of Lynchburg
rendered judgment in the sum OF $500
in a suit brought by Annie Murrcll.
colorcd, for damages alleged 10 have
been sustained in getting off ii pas
scnSer train at Durmid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
Southern RniIwny Earning.

Estimated operating revenue OF the
southern hallway system for tho first
week in May aggregated s2.O5i.5A1. as
compared with Sl,S54.919 actual earn
ings for the corresponding week Of
last year. showing ar increase of sl.?
40. according 10 figures made pub
lie Yesterday by Comptroller a. II.
Flan'. Revenues from July |. last
year. including tho first week in May.
totalcd ssS.564.234. increasing slOaSI
3?S over tho same period of last year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
city Au,omobile, in colli.ro,.

In Il collision at Ninth and Clay
Streets yesterday afternoon between an
ambulance OF the Virginia Hospital and
an automobile truck belonging TO the
police signal service. both vehicles
were damaged
The respective drivers. John prak,.
and Raymond Cox, escaped injury rs
dil -. w. Haremaycr. who was riding
with Cox and jumped 10 safciN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
Held on Forgery Charge.

William Branch was sent on to the
grand jury when arrairuch before
Justice Crutchiicld in Police Court
yesterday morning. charged with f"rE-
cry Branch is alleged 10 have forged
the name Of j. NJ. Canada 10 :, check
for s. drawn on the Richmond branch
Of the American Locomotive works
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
sn,nlI I,nrr E;xonern,.h.

William Glenn and Raymond Ear
h"ll were "Noucratcd III tho Juvenile
ana Domestic" Relations Court of tres
passing on tho property OF tho Ch.Sa-
pcakc and OHIO hallway Company Sow
cral other boys held on the same charge
were put on probation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
Ne,. Apnrtn..n, unn...

Brllding Inspector Butler YESTERDAY
issued TO c. d. Hobbs a ,rmit 10 ercc,
brick apartment house on the north
SIDE OF Monument Avenue between the
boulevard and Colonial Avenue 10
cost IeJ,OOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
LICENSE TAX ORDINANCE
IS AGAIN RECOMMENDED
\ III end ment to Suit Physicians
Makes on Net, Rather Than
Gross, Income.
soDA-wATER TAN is REDUCED
John Kerr Branch Urges Council FL
nance Committee to Let Civic As
ISOLATION Pay Cost of Proposed
Municipal Survey.

IN amended form from the original
draft. the new license tax ordnance
VIII come before the Common Council
Tor adoption at II special meeting to be
held AT \ O'Clock tomorrow night The
committee on Finance at Il lengthy
meeting last night made numerous
changes in the measure and every
effort viii be made TO have il speedily
enacted into law.
Section IA. affecting professional
men. including doctors. was amended
to require Il flat tax OF $40 on the first
$1,000 of annual earnings and l.. of
| per cent ON all additional net earn
inSs. The original rate in this Soc
ton was a Nat rate Of $40 and an nd :
dltional per cent on all gross earnings
in excess of $1,000. The rate first pro.
posed To take care of soda water foun-
tains was reduced by approximately
." per cent. The tax on palmiSts WAS
raised from $50 TO $500 These were
the essential changes made in the mca-
sure, ACCORDING. TO information given
out At the conclusion OF the meeting
which was held behind closed doors
several prominent business mon were
before the committee in advocacy of
the rccommendatiou % the Adams or
dinancc which would put a $4,000
license tax on employment agencies
engaged in sending labor out OF town
John Kerr Rranch. president Of the
Merchants National Bank was among
those in favor OF tho adoption Of The
measure. H. r. GOWN. representing
organized labor. spoke in opposition to
the ordinance.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1917-02-03
VISIT ZION CITY

Zion City is located midway between Chicago and
way, and also the Chicago North Shore and
Milwaukee Electric Railway. Visitors should re-
port at Shiloh Tabernacle at Zion Home. Prin-
cipal meeting in Shiloh Tabernacle every Lords
Day at 2:3O p. ''Leaves of Healing and other
Zion literature may be had at all meetings.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1917-02-03
(To be Continued)
At Even Ere the Sun was Set

At even, ere the sun was set,
The sick, 0 Lord around Thee lay;
Oh, in what divers pains they met!
Oh, with what joy they went away!
Once more It's eventide; and we,
Oppressed with various ills, draw near
What if Thy form we cannot see
We know and feel that Thou art here
0 Savior Christ, Our woes dispel
For some are sick and some are sad
And some have never loved Thee WE'LL
And some have lost the love they had.
Thy touch has still its ancient power
No word from Thee can fruitless fall;
Here in this solemn evening hour,
Lord, in Thy mercy heal us all.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1917-02-03
KENosHA, WISCONSIN, MEETINGS

The principal meeting of the Christian Catholic
Apostolic Church in Zion OF the Kenosha Wisconsin,
Branch is held every Lords Day in Carpenter Hall
at 10000 A. M.
Elder George E. Robbins will conduct the service
Lords Day. February A. 1917.
Cottage Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
Same will be announced at the above meeting.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1917-02-03
LEAVES OF HEALING

A weekly publication for the Extension Of the
Kingdom of God, edited by Wilbur Glenn Voliva.
Subscription Rates: One Year, $500; Six Months,
SLIPS; Fifteen Weeks; 75c; Single Copies sc. Trial
Subscriptions, ten weeks, 25c. Address Zion Pub
fishing House, Administration Bldg, Zion City.
Illinois.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1917-02-03
REPORTS OF ZION RESTORATION HOST

The following Restoration Work was done in the
City of Chicago Lords Day, January 20, 1917,
by Companies E, F, and of Division No. 8, Dea-
Alex. S. Burgess, Director, also by Companies
of Division No. 4, Deacon John Dow, Director.
Number Of Special Announcements distributed
by Division No. 8 4006
by Division No. 1888 10359
Number of Leaves of Healing given
by Division No. 3 go
by Division No. 4 254 346
Number of Leaves of Healing sold
by Division No. 8 1853
by Division No. 800 458
Number of "Theocrats'' etc. given
by Division No. 3 304
by Division No. 1888 1887
Total Number of pieces of Zion Lit
erature distributed - 1920
ELDER ERNEST E. HARDWOOD
General Recorder
Zion Restoration Host.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1917-02-03
Tabernacle Addresses
By Wilbur Glenn Voliva
TEACHING ON TRlUNE IMMERSION
By Wilbur Glenn Voliva

After short season of silent prayer the congregation
and joined in singing the Hymn
gave My life for thee,
My precious blood | shed,
That thou nights ranso1ned be,
And quickened from the dead
gave, gave My life for thee
What hast thou given for Me-?
My Fathers house of light
My gory-circled throne
left for earthly night,
For wanderings sad and lone;
left left it all for thee,
Hast thou left aught for Me?
suffered much for thee,
More than My tongue can tell
Of bitterest agony,
To rescue thee from hell,
I've borne, I've borne it all for thee,
What hast thou borne for Me?
And have brought to thee
Down from My home above,
Salvation full and free,
My pardon and My love-
bring, bring rich gifts to thee,
What hast thou brought to Me?
After singing Hymn No. $780, "CLosE TO THEE" the
gregaon repeated together the 1O3rd Psalm and then
Hymn No. 440 sung "HIDE ME-"
The first stanza of Hymn No. 639 was sung:
Lord hear of showers of blessing
Thou art scattering full and free
Showers the thirsty land refreshing;
Let droppngs fall
Even me- even me,
Let Thy blessings fall OH
GENERAL OvERSEER: In the great conflict with the
powers darkness against and sickness and disease and
hell necessary for at the very beginning to recognize
the teaching of the Scriptures each of these subjects
Sin Sickness, Disease Death and Hell.
SALVATION CONDITION For OBTAINING DIVINE HEALING
There into the office every day. Prayer Requests of
all kinds notice great many of these Prayer Requests
fail to say word about the spiritual condition. noticed
three particularly that put my table yesterday
simply the and the addresses; not word to the
spiritual condition.
1t u.s. According to the power of God that worketh in
us and first of ALL seeking healing must obtain saliva
ton 1t fact that great people found who
very anxious healing who do not anything about sal
walton at ALL
have had read to the story Of Naaman the eper,
the blind at the pool of Silea the paraytc in the
ninth of Matthew the special miracles wrought by Paul in
Acts 10 the narrative in the Acts of the Apostles
concerning Peter and each of these narratives you find
principle
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1917-02-03

said seven times-just as when it comes to baptism
No AUTHORITY WHATEVER IN THE SCRIPTURES INFANT
BAPTISM
The Bible teaches just one thng-it does not teach
dozen different things There Baptism except Trune
Immersion Sprinkling water babys face not bap
tism-t God authorized anything of the
kind is man-made affair; and yet take the Roman
Catholic church. and the Methodist church, and the Presby
teran church, and the Episcopalian church-in fact
merca speaking the great majority of socaed Christen
dom and they practice sprnkng children and yet if their
lives depended upon it, they could not find syllable between
the lids of the Bible to authorize it,
You and interested in knowing what God requires.
When Jesus the Christ gave the commandment, "Bap-
zng them into the of the Father and of the Seu and
of the Holy Ghost He meant exactly what He said = and
unto the that subtracts from it undertakes to
add to it!
It is there the language perfectly plain and there
for any qubbing- whatever and in all of my
talks whether it is here in the Chicago Auditorium
wherever is, have certain things which say that will
ring the of many of the hearers throughout time and
eternity.
THE CHURCHES WANT THE MINISTERS TO PLEASE THE
PEOPLE
I noticed Dutch paper in Chicago, quoting from my
in the Auditorium says that Voiva, in firing his
hearers said that the churches hire their ministers like mis-
tesses hire their cooks that the people hankerng
after Il said ear Tckers is how the Bible puts it,
they had it in Dutch "A molasses brush; and said that
they were willing to much per TICKLE and this paper
had it, $50 much per daub; and that said further MANY
people want Heaven but they want to pack Of
cards with Them And then they added "s he right?"
The question indicates that the writer believed right
know am right there is question about it.
On this subject of Obeyng Cod do not what you
have been taught that does not make any difference do
not what grandfather practce that will help
out any, help him out any either if he wrong
The question is What does the Bible teach That the
only question
You have got to settle everything by the Bble and if
have not been down in the waters and been baptized
into he of the Father and of the Son. and of the
Holy Ghost you have been baptized at ALL that
all there is to it.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1917-02-03

The following Restoration Work done on
Lords Day, January 81, 1917, my Elder George
E. Robbins, Deacon Elmer E. Bailey, Mr.. w. D.
Goodwin and Mrs. w. D. Goodwin:
Number of Leaves of Healing sold $3.50. II
Number of Leaves of Healing" given -. 25
Total number of Leaves of Healing
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1917-02-03

The following Restoration Work was done on
Lords Day, January 20, 1917, by Elder George
E. Robbins, Deacon Elmer E. Bailey, Mrs George
E. Robbins, Mrs. E. E. Bailey Mrs. W. r. Gilbert
and Miss Blanch Saunders:
Number of Leaves of Healing sold Al
Number of Leaves of Healing" given -. IS
Total number of Leaves of Healing"
distributed LUG