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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02

Euturc mrmhcrs OF the commits,
would ec selected upon non,!matton ,hs
'hN Mayor aud ratification Ivy the CITY
NonnNtl ThS resolution also provid ey
tina; nny changes granted by the Geu-
Nral Assembly ~ January shall ho sub
Nittcd IL ;hn people FOR ratification
'oR CONCENTRATIONS OF
ENh:IlrING ktvIloi,t ~
Every rcSol ition snd plan before the
CouN,ni;:cc cn Charter Changes. wheel,
has Seen placed IN tho hands " tho
suhNomml,tc", virtually sock tho same
Nua-- :hv concentration OF adn,istra.
tive authority. esther IN ono man o. Il
s'!ail commission The :rrud OF SEN
,lmcn; :s absolutely in that direction
IlihouGh ia CrrIa.n quarters thor. is
su Ii rs woald arise 2gains. any move.
meat that would make material
changes tom the existing system.
S!mcc the committee rejected tho sus-
reStionS ~ the tivjc Association for
The adoption q" two papers. the iir:t
reducing the required percentage OF
signatures by which tho people could
call q special election for charto.' re-
form purposes, aud ihc second rrovid-
ing TO- the abolition III tho Adninistra-
,:ve S,ard and the transfer OF its
has remain d practically inactive. The
association. however. is Conducting n
vigorous caupaisu Tor an increased
electorate. which * said 10 he meeting
with considerable success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
Player Music,
l5c Per Roll and I'm

Our stock contains all the
latest numbers and the prices
range from 15c up. Every roll
is perfect. Guaranteed. Such
numbers as Over There:
We're Going over: 3 Oh!
Johnny: Good-ble Broadway,
Hello France: Be True
American; Don't Want to Got
Well; Sweetie; My Sunshine
Jane; That's 4 Mothers Lib
erty Lean; Knit. Knit, Knit:
Pray for the Lights 10 Go
Out; / May BE Gone for a
Long. Long Time: The Dark
town Strutters' Rail-: Some
where On broadway: Paradise
Blue: Where the Black Eyed
Susans Grow: Hawaiian But
tertly; Indiana; Hong Kong;
How Gould WA shington BE
Married MANI; Ny Honolulu
Lulu: When ] Hear That Jazz
Band Play: Naughty! Naush-
~! Naughty! are included In
our Christmas sale. VIZ have
a large stock Of sacred num-
ber3 from which TO saIect.
Many OF our rolls contain tho
words. so you are sure to find
Just the music you desire. Our
supply is furnished by three
OF Americas leading music
roll manufacturers. Send for
catalogues II you cannot call.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02

our reach shall be musical home for ALL what is
home without music therein?
The CRAFTS plan Of merchandising enables every one
TO enjoy the blessings which beautiful PLAYER
P1ano Will bring into the home. Our terms are liberal
notwhstandng our low prices. strict economy
IS beneficial to patrons ourselves We do not
employ agents or statesmen; have collectors; we
are out OF the high rent district When you consider the
savings which effect by eliminating useless ex-
pense and recall that these are FACTORY WAREROOMS
then you can fully understand why IT'S BETTER TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
THE
Art.0-Grafta
THE
Reproducing Piano


Operates electrically and re-
as played by the worlds great
produces the music faithfully,
as played b ythe worlds great
lists who have recorded their
eXulted work is incompatible.
Notably among them are Pad
ercwski. Levine. Hoffman.
Carreno. Dusoni, Gabriclovitch.
Strauss. Sauer. Paur. Leachet-
izky.
Besides the enjoyment Sc
cured from frequent rccitals.
it affords remarkable educa- :
tional advantages that can be
gained in no other way. No
teacher. however good Il play
er he may be, can afford TO ne
eject the aid Of a Paderewski
or n Hoffman thus freely at
his disposal.
The tone OF the CRAFTS
CABINET GRAND PIANO Is
in no wise impaired by tho
introduction Of this reproduce
Ing device. The fame and
prestige OF this instrument Is
enhanced to an extraordinary
degree by the adoption OF this
master reproducing mechan-
ism. Call the, first thing IN
the morning or write for full
descriptive matter.
PRICE. c1O50
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I:nrngemcnt Announced.

ESPECIAL 10 TIE V!mcs- DtspAtch.l
WINCHESTER. VA, December l.
The engagement OF Miss Nina Belle
Grove. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs r T.
Grove. OF StraSbure. to Arthur c.
Ramcy OF Charles Town. w. Va. 4
former member OF the Strasburs High
School faculty. was announced yestcr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
Andcrspr,-CnrD-r

WINCHESTER. VA. December e
y. Anderson and Mrs. Nora A. Carpcr
were ;:.arriel here THANKSGIVING Day
The bride is = daughter OF j. Il. Duu-
!or. Her i;rSt husband was Edward
I Carpcr. The bridegroom was 4
WiNuWnr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
This Crafts Christmas Piano Sale

VIII eclipse all previous holiday sales The assortment
was never better instruments Of the makes are
included New slightly used secondhand shopworn
Pianos and PlayerPanos all ake-prices reduced
to the minimum.
Our three floors are crowded with bargains that will
be appreciated by thrifty musical single
instrument is offered which does carry the usual
CRAFTS guarantee, which protected fully
Come in, select the instrument of your choice Tell us
the terms wish to payif they in reason they will
be accepted We determined that every home within
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
SEND ron FREE TRIAL PACKAGE

..fter catin; take "A Stuart's Dyspep-
STA Tablet. Then you wont have ciiCes-
tive troubles. Late suppcrs Will be
harmless. Nothing so ruins the com
p!exion as d sour, eaHsy stomach ,hat
ala;urh1 sleep and pcur& poisona into
the blood. IL Is not the club sandwich
nor the Welsh rarchit that hurts. 1t Is
/, stomach weak In digestive juices Ia,
anything YOU like Ut any tr'le and L..
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest your
FOOD, tone your stomach. sunny your
blood with nouTishncnt, then good
loohs, healthy appearance and bri,.N,
eyes Will soon return. Get q 50-cent
10" or Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets ~;
any drug store. They are real health
makers because they actually hcln ,.nur
stomach to digest food. Try them free
hy sending coupon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02

OF tho Gas Works. water Works. G'cc.
trio rlant and the cay Ensincer would
constitute n board cf puhltc works,
| which would hc presided over rN Che
Mayot. The plan also rroNidcs that I'm
| Reeouut!nE department BE crcatrd by
the executive committee. and various
clericsl .orce& would hc cnnsuitdatcG
to the hest adNant0Ec.
NG,tKNtN IL tlrlVU
OF >NOvHt;t pI.AN
'rhe second rlar e. tha. proposed Ivy
idcrr m Workman. WHO declares th,,
rho citizens ~ N:"hn,rna can make
thor government cNArt'v what tN"v
want i; 10 10. l.rller his plan, he hc-
li"v,s that al eri,irn', lust. rr,'non,i-
cat :tnd uonN"ii;irai government can
he secured Il" Nrrpo-".s thI' The c.; Y
cpvCrnnlcni b. administered by Ave
departments -ruhliC arIirS. public ii
nancc. public WORK, ru!ll;c safely AMI
>ubIic utility. Each drrNrt'n"nt would
nave an expert ~ It's head. and all
rit% employees would hr selected I'm.
il. civil service examinations.
With this CORPS ~ experts. com
prtcut and independent directors" MIR
NcrkN1u says. oh" affairs or iii. city
Eilould he efiicieNtl'. hoNcsti" and fear
eSsly administered. when e!uancipat ed
;r"m The bondage OF politics. it n
scnemc can DE evolved and established
10 rnertuate this emancipation"
Then H. proposes practical system
thgt nc believes will efrrctuai,y disas-
sociEtC these directors, ana through
.h"m tho administrative rrIrchcs OF
;ha municipal ecIrrnUent, from poll
,ice and political influence and sug-
ScStion. and make "a in fact. iudc-
pendent AMI responsible. lie asserts.
however, that it must be conceded IN
The hoS:nnins that the rcr'pletc dis
ISsnriNt ~ Tho III f,Na Vt
from its politics is impcssibie--a mere
DREAM.
He suggests commission composed
OF two citizens: a:,a the Mayor IS the
controlling body O. the government
These two citizens would ne appoint
% ~ the General Assembly, or by
some other satisfactory method. and
their commissions would be without
limit. They would continue until re-
moved or resigned, IN which even; the
Mayor and Tho remaining commissions
or woul6 select a successor Each
commissioner you'd 10 paid y sliary
IN keeping with his duties, but the
salary OF the Mayor would not he in
creased.
rE1EUS PROPOSES
REDUCTION OF nu.Rn
Mir. Workman cl9ims that the aGop-
ton .uf ~. Systcr, would remove the
executive lower o. the city from roli-
ijcS. political influence ana drmagpg!c.
manipulation. assure the selection O.
=. cc:IpetenI ndcncudeut and r.spon-
'ih'e executive commission and give
;hc MAJOR = potential influence and
procrre t.cm him "a general oversight
Of tho affairs 81 tho city.
The resolution. which has been gen
Grail! designated as tn. Peters plan,
provides that the ci;y Charter BE- so
amended As 70 allow a reduction in
the membership o. the Administrative
hoard from five t. three members.
Councilman Fred H. Powell recently
offered resolution providing 20" The
selection OF au executive committee
OF live men four TO be selected from
ihs heads @: the various departments
in the city government BY Tho Na:ol.
wh" snail II" tho nth member. ard
shall g"' IS eliza ."man OF the committee.
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'fE- tern ';u"na%cr" woulG be sub
ituiec 20 that % ''aupcrin tcndent."
Hs designating The heads Of the var!-
oCi apartment" N The city govern
mnni 1hia plan would also abolish
'lic hard OF !'i.c commissioners and
The Public !.mp!oynent bureau Com
mission the next stap in the plan
would lie tGc appointment OF zen
cral mango: u. the executive COM
n.ttee ana :. purchasing agent. sew
eral drlar~. Dien:S wOuid DC consolidated
WIN the lie:.l.l! nepartinent includlng
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PRICE, $3.50
Duet Bench

With music compartment:
So inches long, 1874 inches
wide. 90 inches high: made in
mahogany. walnut or oak.
During this sale we offer
these Fifteen (s15) Dollar
Benches for Seven Dollars and
Il half fS7.50). A few used
ones from Three Dollars $50
up. None to dealers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
Crafts Christmas Mes.
sage to MusicIess Homes

In our anxiety to place q
good plano in every home, we
have reduced our terms Of
payment 10 the minimum. II
you feel that II Is best not to
invest at this time in a fine,
h-srade. new piano. then
you can make no mistake to
select one OF our used pIanoe,
for you have the privilege Of
using any secondhand piano
Tor two years. You can then
exchange for new CRAFTS
PIANO Cat regular prices),
and we Will allow the full
purchase price to apply on the
new Instrument.
Make this Christmas n1emor.
able. ""' Spends your money
wisely, better still. .inuest II
,instend OF spending wit; you
Will find that your money is
wall invested il you Will 30
lect one OF tho many bargains
which we are now offering.
There is nothing which you
can buy which will give your
entire family more permanent,
p!ea5ura bic service than
piano from CRAFTS.
TO those who wish to pny
cash. the discounts were never
more attractive than those Of
Tered during his annual
CHRISTMAS PIANO SALE.
No matter how little you have
made up your mind to invest
in piano. you are pretty sure
TO find just the piano that will
please you II you will call
early. Remember that we en-.
poy no agents or statesmen.
This Is z store of true econ.
omy.
0N~ n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02

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etc.
Lack OF control. smarting, uric acid
journalism. bioating. may be LOGS Of
flesh, saiiow complexion
Presidency OF Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize the alarm
Ing increase and remarkable prevail
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disorders arc among the most common
| diseases that prevail. they arc some
times The last recognized by patients.
who very often content Themselves with
doctorinE the enert., while the original
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Regular. medium aud larS. size bot
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30

MOguls
Gather

Frank Patrick. president OF the
Pacific Coast Hockey league. aud
owner Of the Vancouver franchise.
as we'll as other heads % hockey
eiuha In Portland and spokane.
wero in Seattle today. comforting
with the local owners In their an
nual meeting
II 10 forcgone conclusion that
the Pacific Coast league viii again
be In operation this year with the
same teams that Il started with
In 1916.
Spokane seems 10 b. the only
fly In the ointment o. the ice
game chlefiainH This city failed
TO pay expenses last year and was
dropped from the schedule for a
time. This aeagpn. however. Spo-
kane hockey fans have asked for
another chance 10 show they viii
support the team. and Lester Pat.
rick wants TO give IL TO them.
altho there Is comfortable dis
aenHion In the Portland camp. &C
cordlng TO reports.
No schedule will be drawn up
NJ this meeting A schedule SEES
sion will be held next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30
Big Mix
Set for
Army III

NEW YORK. oct 3o--On tho
plains 81 West Point. they'il take
afternoon off Saturday and put on
the biz service exhibition Of the
year. Notro Danes husky football
eleven viii be the opponents of
Army that afternoon. and the
Army's hardest test Is certain to
develop in the first big contest be.
tween East and West this season.
East ana West tangles IN this
football year are going To be
skinny.
With the traditional big teams
out of It. casting for all.Amerioan
material is going to be heavily en-
dowed with consideration OF West
ern favorites. The coming game
should be productive of a great
deal Of comprehensive study.
Notre Dame fell before Nebras-
ka and then smothcred the heavy
South Dakota eleven Michigan
walloped Nebraska Aerial attack
has ever been the forte of Notre
Dame teams. but the fact that Nc
braska was able to call n halt on
these tactics speaks we'll for the
Army's chances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30

- honestly thought / could out
run Collins" Helne ZIm told a
seribe-which proves that there
are a few things outside New
York which New Yorker might
profitably learn.
Leo Houck. Seattle lightweight.
who has been soiourning In South
ern California for about a year,
writes to let Va know he Ia stlll
on the job. and boxing around the
hills and dales OF the southern
part OF the state.
Il have won my last three
fights and hope TO keep It up"
he writes. Il won the champion.
snip OF the San Joaquin valley
two weeks ago. By defeating Joe
McGurk. Joe beat "Puggy" MGR
ton, the boy who won over Sammy
Good.
II box Louie Rees in Los An.
geles Nov. Q. II Is to be a bene.
fit for Southern California sol
dlers. am leaving for Seattle
after my bout with Rees"
Irish" Patsy Cline. the light
weight whom Bob Edgren picks to
give Benny Leonard tough 90 OF
II, If they ever meet, may be seen
In the Northwest ere long. accord
ing to the dope from Portland.
Eddie O'Connell. the wrestler.
has the next day In Portland, and
is talking Of bringing Cline to the
Rose City to meet the winner OF
fonight's fight between Muff
Bronson AMI Willie Hoppe. No
doubt II Cline comes to Portland
he Will be seen here az well.
Dan Salt left for Portland last
night TO be con hand tonight at
the Hoppe-BronsOn bout Lloyd
Madden and Joe German are
slated 20 box on the card, and
Daniel will look after them In tho
Rose City. German meets Weldon
Wing, while Madden takes on Jack
Wagner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30
Fielder Jones Says
He Will Not Leave
St. Louis Position
BY orllo


~ United Pres. f~ased Wire
PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. 30
Fielder Jones will not leave the
st. Louis Americans. he told the
United Press this afternoon.
We've had hard year. Il IL
true" he said. and I'm going back
TO build up a winning team. I'm
going to stick with the boys thru
thick and thin This stuff that I
aaye deserted 81. Louis IA all
wrong"
Jones win spend the winter
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30
Many Will
See light

py United Pres. i~..~d Wire
PORTLAND. ore. SO.-Willie
Hoppe. CALIFORNIA; whirlwind light
weight fighter. will make his debut
In n Portland ring tonight. when
he faces Muff Bronson IN the
main event OF the Columbia Ath-
letic clubs initial smoker.
This bout unquestionahly should
be productive OF some real Tight
ing, because both boys are mixers
from the word so. and Hoppe Is bent
on making Bronson's stand against
him short and sweet" The
Hoppe Bronson affair Ia attracting
more attention than any bout held
In Portland since the Ritchie-Gru'
man mill. which packed the Hip
podrome.
The Hoppe.Bronson 20 is being
discussed more because Bronson
is conceded TO have more than a
chance to beat Hoppe. whereas in
the RitChle.Gruman bout Richie
figured To win easily and did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30
lf3TE|S3f
#(4tTE]9e,

rORTIFIED with several bar.
reis of good old Cedar river
= water. the University Of
Washington football team viii
Chamber aboard the train tomor.
rev morning. headed for the first
ard only invasion OF the Call.
fGrnIa football stronghold this
year. Next Saturday afternoon
tie locals tackle the Fears at
Berkeley. and 4, Is being pre-
dietad that they are going To have
! mighty stiff time endeayoring to
h0l8 the Californlans. even much
less score victory over the
S.sushern eleven.
The Bear statars have competed
I'm six games thus far this season
and are In the very best possible
shape Their victory over the Ore
gun Aggies last Saturday proves
that they are ready 10 give Wash
ington a brand OF competition
never put up By them In the past
While the Southerners have
played six games. Washington has
participated In but one thus far
this year.
On the trip South Coach Hunt
will call for turnout and exer.
else whenever the train stops long
enough to permit Il. This custom
Ii now In vogue by ali teams max
Ing long journeys.
The war-t time schedule calls for
y,.f one game with California this
year, so the Bears will not be seen
In Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30
Never Mind About
That Bill. They'Ve
Got a DANDY N0qC

At last all is peace and quiet
At the University Of Washing
ton naval training station. The
boys have their goat.
That Is. all rs peace and quiet
today. but the same does not
90 for last night. as. according
to reports. William had not yet
got accustomed TO his new loca-
lion. and made many and yari-
Gus complaints about his new
quarters during the night The
goat mascot was given the Jolly
tars from the roo at Woodland
park
A colored cook. named pruiut,
has been made Sir William +
valet. and Blu looked handsome
this morning. according TO one
OF the able seamen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30

Franklin's and West seattle's
football representative FLASHED IN
a football encounter on the Rridlron
at Dugdale field this afternoon. at
2 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30

George /. Welgand. Of Topeka,
Kas. built n birdhouse. painted the
house white and the roof red. and
n blueblrd raised family In II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30

a Smart
Manager

Managerial brains have a great
deal 10 do With a pennAat winning
ball club.
one manager will take collrc.
ton OF players and make a world
beaten OF them. Another MANAGER
viii take the same players and fin
lAh NJ the bottom ~ the heap Per
hapa both managers were smart
ball players.
There Is no, a smarter or craft.
Ter manager today than Miller
uugEins. erstwhilo manager OF the
st Louis Cardinals
AZ tho start of the 1917 seARon.
for instance. there was not critic
or man In baseball who gave
HugElna a chance 20 finish better
than seventh or eighth
Higgins grinned. took hla mis-,
fits and finished third.
To Manage Yanss
II f. certain that IluEgins will
manage the New York Yankees
this year
From past performance. Hug.
gins should be- winner with the
Yanks. Il will be his first oppor'
tunlty to show shat he can do
~lth q potentially good bail club
In his efforts in 81 Louis. he has
always been handicapped with a
club Of mediocre players
with an lnfield composed OF
Pipp. Mainel. Peck and Baker With
a pitching genius like Caldwell.
shaIkcy. Cullop and Love with a
catching staff. including the senRa.
tioual young Walters and a very
fair outfleld. iIuggins should be
able 10 give very good account OF
himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30
Local Boys
to Portland

Pat Scott. physical instructor at
the Seattle Athletic club. is n
busy person these days lining up
his talent for the first intsrclub
boxing and wrestling meet Of the
season. The blue diamond ath-
ietes are slated for trip TO
Portland, who're they viii clash
with the Multnomah club crap
pleis and boxers next Friday
night
The card follows:
Pete Willie. Seattle Athletic club.
versus Virgil Hamlin. Multnomah
Athletic club. t25 pounds. wrest.
ling. Paul Thompson. Seattle Ath-
Ietic club. versus George Hanson.
Multnomah Athletic club. is5
pounds. wrestling. Mike Mitchell.
Seattle Athletic club. versus Phil
Neer. Multnomah Athletic club,
los pounds. boxing Oscar Nenson,
Seattle Athletic club. versus ID
KelIaher. Multn0maa Athletic club
1875 pounds. boxing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30
Betting to
Be Allowed

NEW ORLEANS. oct. so-The
individual betting system. operating
At the fair grounds here last sen.
son. was held not be in violation OF
the state racing laws by the Louis
lana state supreme court today
The ruling means that the fair
grounds and Shrewsbury meetings
can have betting this year. and
that officials convicted last year
will be freed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30
President Comiskey
Gives Out a Scoop

n, rruea rres. t~ssea Wire
CHICAGO, Oct 30.-"EXTRA!"
President Comlskey announces
there will he no change In the
White Sox management next year.
This startling information was
elected from toe Old Roman to-
day. following his return from a
ten-day soJourn in the wilds OF
Wisconsin.