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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
GERMAN COMPANIES HAVE
NINE MONTHS TO SETTLE
JOAN Bn,sctt Moore Holds Insurance
Concerns HIVE Acquired Traders
Domicllc TN This Country.

State commissioner OF Insurance
Joseph Button. loft Richmond yester-
DAY FOR Washington. where to-day
VIII be held IL conference Of insurance
commissioners for the purpose OF de-
NlSinE = plan Of procedure in dealing
with the business OF German Insurance
companies in the United States Tho
commissioners will meet this morn
ing At 10 o'clock At the New Willard
llctel. Secretary OF State Lansing will
join them there.
The immiucucc OF war between this
country and Germany makes il ncccs-
SarN that plans be made to place the
German companies upon different
footing from that which they have
hrid since the outbreaks OF hostilitics
in Europe. 1t is with this matter tina,
the conference will deal.
The opinion given the United States
branches Of the German fire Insurance.
companies by John HaSsctt Moore
an authority on international law. is
TO the rmcc, that. in case of war Will;
Germany. they have nine months in
Which TO arrange their affairs here
without interference. MIR. Moore states
IN ms opinion that the regularly adj
mittcd German companies have ar-
CURED a traders domicilc here by viz
tue Of their deposits and compliance
with the laws and their long cst.b-
liShcd business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
Movie Calendar


BIJ o L - To-day. Pauline Fred
crick. In "Znxa." and "'rhe Great
Secret"; tomorrow aud saturday.
vivian Martin. In "rhe Spirtt of
Romance" md Burton Holmes trRN-
cl"Euc.
BLrE:nIRD-To-d "Gnd's Cru
cfbtc"; tomorrow md Saturday.
Henry Nnithaii. In "Burning tho
Candle"
COLONIAL. - To-day. "'rh~ Social
irDcr"t tomorrow aud Saturday.
'.'rhc Blue streak" and comedies.
SIS To-dn!. aladdin from
nroadNay." mud "rhc Collie Mar
kct"I Tomorrow and Saturday. Hes
ste Love. I'm "a Daughter OF tho
Poor" and Triangle comedy.
ODEOS-To-day. Hilly Burke, In
"PcgEE", Tomorrow and Saturday.
Vivian Martin. In - Modern
Thcima."
STRAND-To-day. Tomorrow and
Saturday. George ". Conan. In
"BrOndway Jones'"
VICrOIt-Fo-dn! and Tomorrow.
"PRtria" tchRptcr clcvcnD. and
Lonesome Luke" comedy; Saturday.
Fox comedy. "penri OF tho <rmy,''
MIR. and Mrs. Sidnc! Drew md
Metro trnNeloGue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
WHY SOCIETY WOMEN WASH
THEIR OWN HAIR

They do. not because il is a fad
but because they wish to obtain
the greatest possible hair beauty
and lac sure they are not using any
,hin;: harmful. They have found
that in washing the hair II is never
wise to use n nuakcshift, but is
always advisable 10 use Il prep
aration made FOR shampooing only
Many Of our friends say they get
the best results from Il sintpl.
home made CanthroX MIXTURE You
can use this at cost of about
three cents Il shampoo rs getting
some canthroN from your druggist
and dISSolvin2 tea$p"onful in u
cup Of hot water. This makes
enough shampoo liquid To apply 30.
all the hair instead OF just tho top
OF the head. as with most prcpara
tons. Dandrun, excess oil and dirt
are dissolved and entirely disap-
pear III the rinsiur water Your
hair Will h" SO nuny that II viii
look much heavier than II is lis
lustrc and softness viii also de-
light you.-AdN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
SOCIAL ECONOMY SCHOOL
TO OPEN ON OCTOBER
4. ~. Dunf"rd Elected ~ Treasurer Mt
Meeting az institutions E>-
rrutiNc Committee.

T. T.. Dunford was elected treasurer
81 The proposed Richmond school OF
So,la. Economy at meeting Of the
executive committee yesterday after
noon y part OF his task as treasurer
viii br to lead :, campaign TO he en-
tered soon for funds to establish the
nrw institution On a firm basis The
exact amount which Richmond viii he
asked - contribute has not boon de-
,crmiUcd.
The charter committee was in
Struoted 10 take steps at once /" in
corporate The school and 10 call . meet
iu- or the hoard after tho charter is
granted. 10 install officers MI the
officers OF the school have not yet been
selected. Professor W. +. Hudd. OF tho
Medical college Of Virginia. is chair
man OF the executive committee.
October ! Was set as til" date for
tn. opening Of the school. Classes
viii meet in inc Presbyterian Commit
tee Or publication building. IN Office
Is maintained in the building now. and
an executive secretary has been Sc
cured - direct the work. at h.adquar-
tors y prospectus will hc issued
within {, short time giving detailed in
formation concerning IN" school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
RID STOMACH OF
GASES, S0URNESS,
AND INDIGESTION
"Pape'S Diapapsin" relieves
stomach distress in five
minutes.

You don't want a slow remedy when
your stomach il bad--or an uncertain
on" o" a harmful onc--your stomach
- TOO valuable; YOU mustn't inIurc il
with drastic drugs.
faDc's Diapcpsin is noted for its
speed in giving relief; it's harmless
ness. its certain uufailinG action in
regulating sick. sour. SasSy stomachS;
IS Guick relief in Indigestion. dySpep-
Nii and caStritiS when caused by acid
ny. has made u famous The world over.
Keep this wonderful stomach sweet
on"r IN YOU" homc-kecp il handy
set large hftE-ccnt case from any
drug store and then IL any one should
cai something which doesn't agree
with them: II what they cat lays like
lead, icrmcntS and sours and forms
S"s causes headache, dizziness and
nausea. "ructations Of acid and undi-
EeSt"d ood---rrmcmbcr soon as
i"h"S i'iapcpsin CONF. ~ contact with
tue stomach II helps TO neutralize the
cA"cSSiv" aCiditN. then all the stomach
distress caused Ivy ii disappears Its
prompineSS, certainty and ease in over
coming such stomach disorders is q
revelation :" those who try it.-hdv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
How Ladies Improve
Looks!

Many ladies. Old and young. suffer
round OF torturne with their nerves
and many are so frail. thin and blood
less that their splendid features are
lost sight of. while vain attempt 70
conceal the angularity OF the figure
decelNeS no one but themselves and
really eNcites the pity or ridicule OF
the world" sand a WELL large
~ employed practiciuG ySician. in a
recent lecture at young ladies' COL
leGe. II do not mind exposing little
secret of mine 10 all such. AS il can
40 no harm and may result in much
happiness and health. IL is simply
this; Any thin, bloodless, ncrve-tor-
tured man or woman can become as
NJ ~ I'll" fittcst by taking regularly
Tor several months an easily obtained
pAarmaceutical product known by thu
profession and pharmacists AS three
gram hypo- nuclane tablets. put up in
scared packages with directions for
home uSe.'-AdV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
APPETITE GONE
DIGESTION BAD.
Stomach Out OF Fix, Liver
Didn't Act, Says Kentucky
Lady, But Troubles Right
cd With ThcdfUrd's
Black Draught.

Mcadorsvillc. ky.-"At my are
which is 6J. the liver does not act
so well rs when young" says Mrs
Cynthia lligginbotham, Of this place
"A few years ago my stomach wag
all out of fix. ! was const,patcd. ny
liver didn't act My digestion va,
bad. and il took SO little to upsc,
me. My appetite WAS gone. | Was
very weak.
| decided would give Black
DrauEht a thorough trial. as anew
il was highly recommended for this
trouble. began taking ii. felt
better after Il few doses Nv an
petite improved aud | Lccamc
stronger. Ny bowels acted nalu:-
ally and the least trouble was soon
righted with ii few doses OF Black
Draught."
Seventy years of successful use
has made r h d fords Black
Draught a standard. household rcln-
cdy. Every member. OF every fam.
lily, at times. need the help that
Black -Draught can give in cleansing
the system and preventing or :c-
licving the troubles that come from
constipation indigestion. lazy liver.
etc
You cannot keep we'll unless your
stomach, liver and bowels are ~
good working order Keen them
that way. Try Black Draught II
acts promptly. gently and in ma
tural way. Price CSC package
One cent Il dose. AT all DRUGGISTS
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
lRONlZED-PAW-PAW TONIC
THE IDEAL SPING MEDICINE
3 POWERFUL FORCES IN /
1t Soothcs the Nerves, Transforms Weak Anacmic Men
and Women Into Perfect Health and Gives
Stomach Abiding Strength.
Preparedness Is the Watchword Now

H"aih
vi ano al,h
NIcoro health
40
comroun
body nlsa cie,,si
% matter III the
uDan destorcd
at Ia rs Inr time aro,u
vhc
" :
bs to cyour
tnuchor
Yu sthout
blood then n
o NAL coudit
wr TO praise
" raw-r9
Il uwl
my 9th tonic
inn to begin takiu
o
ki ru ,armc inulant
Jaw Paw Tonic holds
can meet tho Iron
sand
ever! bottle. Mail
ri Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
WOODEN ROOF FOR SCHOOL
Hoard az Public Snfct! Rc,crscs Build :
In: inspectors Order Against
\"n-EircprNUf Material

The decision Of the Etiildinc Insns,.
Tor not 10 permit the City School Board
TO put wooden roof on tho new
Robert T.. Lee" school was reversed YES
ierday by the Board OF Public Safety.
inSncctor Butler had ruled that the
to"' mast he iircnroof. y technical de-
feet III tho building code was discover
cd, and the board was forced to al
low thc school authorities to take ad :
Vantage of this Mr. Butler said that
1t was his purpose TO see that the
code was amended
While compelled TO reverse the rul-
Ing Of Air Butler. the Public Safety
Board c&;resscd The opinion that the
roof Of the School-house should DC fire.
l'roof. The wooden roof which will
be put on this school building will pre-
vent the structure from being entirely
tircprocf. according to statement
mad. iN Mr.. Butler.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29

The wisdom OF ages placed in 4
!ttit sugar coated tablet-Sulphcrb
sDietS Remember grandms's rem.
coy sulphur and cream OF tartar
ml%ed IN molasses--it was a nau.cous
,cose, but IT saved thousands OF lives
by purifying the blood in tho Spring.
thousands avoided rheumatism and
serious levers by taking il. Now YOU
.Hh Gei me Dement'S by taking a little
'ahict regularly containing the blood
nuFmying. system regulating medicine.
thar grandma relied on
Constipation, inactive Kidneys are
overcome and oa,arrh, neuralgia. rheu.
matte PAIN and many other poison
symptoms" vanish after a course q,
Suiphe1b Tablets TIL. best medicine
Ter spring lethargy and thick. sluggish
blood. Every package is guarantee
10 sausiy or money back. soc in
sealed tubes Of druggists evervwher,
be sure to get genuine Sulpherb Tab
lets mot sulphur tablets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
TO BRING GIRL BACK
Detective smith Goes for Margaret
Brooks. Held in Baltimore for
Richmond Police

Detective Gordon l.. Smith will leave
Richmond late to-day for Baltimore to
bring back Ia this city Margare;
Brooks. charged here with the thief,
OF diamond ring valu ID at 500 She
has been held Ivy the police OF that
city since last week.
The girl. who claims that her home
is in High Point. resided in this city
for = short time. She is said 10 be
- b"r.t singer. Baltimore police
held her and yonus man as u ma
terra! witness against lvanhoc NJ
Watts. whr is charged with violating
The Mann white slave act. Watts Twas
arrested with the girl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
4 I'iSe-Art I'hotOplns.

Eod 'fuvihic, "a hNc-act photo
play produced in the Grand Canyon
opened two-day engagement at the
Blucbird rheatcr yesterday George
hernandez. Myrtle Gonzales anu Val
Paul arc featured. For the remainder
Of the week Henry H. walthall Will
De seen in turning the Candle" Mary
charlcson is appearing with Mr. Wal
thal. Nictimi@cd 10y his one great
weakness. The man is dragged to the
depths OF dcpravity. Death seems his
only solution But alone in a prison
cell love for his deserted bride is
awakened. Repentance comes "a
strucSlc for ScIf-rcSpcci and finally
triumph. other attractions VIII he Of
fcrcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
THIEF STEALS JEWELRY
Mrs. VI. o.. Wright Reports Home Is
Entered aud Nnluablcs Worth
$40 Taken.

Mrs. NJ. T.. Wright: Of 2l2 cownrdin
Avenue. South Richmond. reported to
the police Of the Third District last
night that some one had broken opcn
"a window and entered her home dur
Ing the afternoon. The house WAS ram
sacked. and jcwclry valued ut SlTo wa"
stolen. Detective Sergeant Wily, OF
headquarters. WAS notified of the rob
berry. and conducted An investigation.
AIRS. Wright said her home had been
entered while she WAS away. y side
WINDOW opening on an arcaw:tS was
broken open. Only the jcwclry. con-
SiStinE of two watches. several rings
and pins. WAS missed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
WINS $1,000 VERDICT
Jury in Iiu>,iu.s Court. I'n-; H.. liza.
awarded Damages to Miss
Mar. \. sullivan.

verdict Of Sl.voo was returned late
YESTERDAYS afternoon ny q jwy in ,hc
Hastings CONT l'art ~ ia the trial
Of Miss Mary y sullivan against thc
Virginia halfway aud Power Company
rus was the second trial OF tn" Ease.
as tl. Ju"! u lh, FIRST Trial Was nm
"Hl" I" aEl"'. urou - verdict
IN pi"tuliif had suffered injuries IA
-t"""t-,ar accident some time ago.
,l.uis- rilai she WAS thrown from 2
car vh."i started before She could
tllehl The coS" has been on trial for
several days and has caused q good
deal 81 iWlcr,S, The rlainljf' had
Su.d iDr =. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29

reascIcH. $500; Team H.. Mrs, II. II.
Hardcsty and Mrs -. l. Parrish. $St.
Team j. Mrs. l.. H. Jenkins. S2oS.sG:
Team IL Mrs. William Russell Jones.
IS5.s0--division total. Sl."3S So.
blue" division. Mrs. !. Pryor Davis,
secretary Team l.-M. Mrs. Robert l."
Kern aud Mrs. Sarah l.ampkin. loint
captains. S2c$; Team T. Mrs. {. I Nor
nam S2I5 Team X. Miss Mary Nor
wood s1i".5". Team :. Mrs. lranhoc
>olatcr. s22l25: Team I'll. Mrs James
e. scott. S5Si. Team II. Mrs. W. Creed
Davis. SIS. Team ". M~a. W. Z. OPP
l.vnhirrcr. sass: Team Y Mrs. A. l..
stratus. Division toidt S&.iH6."S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
Tumble" comedy from the Triangle
house. is the added feature
I.o>.. "rhc Min. str-nk :.

Carlyle Blackwell ana June Elyidrc
are In "Thc Social l.cpcr." which viii
be seen for the last time at the o.
ionial to-day. The story is thai nf am
adventures who tx determined tn So
cure for herself the love of man
who has Gallon in love with a Young
Eirl THAT everything turns out ali
right FOR the innocent ones iS the hlpuy
climax. For to-day. tomorrow mud
Saturday the extra feature will he
supplied by slim" Sun,mcrvillc. prc-
Scnting II Keystone comedy, villa of
Movies For tomorrow and Sntur-
day Will be "rhc Blue streak" with
William Fox east, headed by Will
liam Nigh and Violet Palmer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29

A1addin. From Broadway" ~ at the
ISIS to-day 1t is tho story OF son
Of Broadway who waS>rs ;ha. hc can
20 10 Mecca and bring back an ancient
Sioic hidden in the ruins. lie has a
'oTe adventure on the wsS THE
Collie Market. from tho Country Life
series Of educational films. is also
shown Tomorrow and on saturday
Bessie Love will bs seen in ~ paugh-
ter Of the Poor" Ills Rise and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
Pauline rrcdcr,cL n. "Zn.a."

Paulin" Frederick is 1T the Biiou to-
day in "Iaza "IaZa" * - story of
w"mans Will "ouqucring an nn-
fortunatc love: she rises t. tho pin
naclr Of fanc in her lifc'S work--thc
drama. Chapter nine. of ''rhc Great
secret. featuring Francis y. Bush
man. and Beverly Raync is also shown.
Tomorrow and Saturday Vivian Mar
tin. in THE Spirit OF Romance" and
the latest of Rurton Holmes ,ravc-
loGucs and the Paramount Piclocraph
will bc shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
Honrd rive. Cemetery na,...

At the request Of the Administrative
Board til" Council Committee Oh Or
diuanres yesterday fixed rate of 80
cents pc. square foot for sections In
All cemeteries under tho city's care
n" minimum WAS fixed at Slr" In
return for the purchase price ihe city
VIII maintain the lots in perpetual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
superintendent, >cison 10 rrcnrh.

Nelson district superintendent
OF '1' International .Npo.;oIic Holt
u' Church viii preach Tomorrow
u II' ~ the John Three SiNt"cu Mis-
SION south Itchmond. n the and of
ih" Iinil Su""t c3W bnc Revival ser
vices began IN The mission last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
Fined for ncchicss Driving.

l.. r. ftnncy. an automobile dealer.
OF 2VI West ltpad Street. was fined
sloo and costs yesterday in the Police
Court by Justice Crutchncld on the
,narGr OF careless and rcck lcss auto
mobile driving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29

George NJ. Cohans initial screen
production. Broadway Jones" il at
tho Strand this week ''Rroadway
Jones scored a hit as a staGeprodur-
ton: on the scheen il is also enjoyable
giving tho actor wider latitude for
his talents. Next week Clara Kim
ball Young. in The Price She Paid, Sc
Will he the attraction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
billy burke In peggy"

Billy Burke is to-day at tho Odeon
IN Peggy. the story of an American
Girl who has adventures in quaint
Scotch hamlet. Tomorrow and on
Saturday Vivian Martin, with Harry
billiard. will be in "A Modern -hclma =
The setting is iii the realms Of Scan
dinavia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
"I.oueSome I.uke.s Life"

Lonesome Luke comedies with
Harold Lloyd. il at tho Victor this
week. The title OF the FIRST release
Is :Iukes Lively Life" The Victor
offers to-day Mrs. Vernon Castle III
chapter Nj. Of patria. These two
features. with several added attrac-
tons. Will constitute the bill for to-
day and tomorrow. The FOX comedy
Fearl White in episode thirteen Of
Pearl OF tho Army. Ar. and Mrs
Sidney Drew and Il Metro Travclosuc
arc Saturdays offerings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
sue. for 5000 nun,,rc.

Suit for 5000 damages was imyti-
tutcd yesterday in The Law aud Equity
|'our, by Joseph :, Waterman e Sons.
Inc. against Harriet T. Arnold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
t,u,,.:.;. 10

THIRTEEN TEAMS ~
.N "TIE 1000 GLASS"
The record for ninc days "f tho
leading teams j. ~ follows;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29

Thirty business and professional ron
nnd thc.same number 81 women. team
captains, and members ~ committees.
sat around ione table at retreat
for the Sick campaign headquarters for
Two hours last cNeniaG. and discus ed
eleventh hour Calnnaisn strategy and
how best 10 pull the fUll Sl"r"""
out OF the fire
The women who nave hren tho
n1ainstay Of this ncht have earned sue
cess" said r. NJ. Darlington. who pre-
sided in the absence Of CampalGi
Chairman w. Z. oppeuhmcr, who was
absent because OF AN important call
They have achieved the impC.Sin.e
here in Richmond TN" past week. Now
II is np 20 the men TO back them up
in whiriwind finish They are within
"a stones throw uf <icp.n0u--thcy need
$4,000 more. II can be raised by ;hiS
group und srwrijinG the greater part
of il, or by volunteers undertaking to
look after a select list OF prcSn, cts
for special gifts OF by systematic "f-
fort 10 raise the pledges already III
What iS.your pleasure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
men VOLUNTEER TO PULL
RETREAT THROUGH CRISIS
Offer to Join Women in Mighty
Effort to Raise S50.ono
Still Needed.
MAYOR AND BISHOP SPEAK
Bring Messages of Reinsurance to
y Workers Facing Difficult Task on
Final Day of Stirring Si1o.ooo
Campaign.
MAYOR AND BISHOP SPEAK
Ninth-Day Totals
in Retreat c ampalgn

Total {" date
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
REALTY MEN
To HAVE FUN
Program of Monday Even
ing's Banquet to Be One
of 'Grilling' and Song.

All arrangements have been COM
pieted for the first annual banquet Of
the FL Paso real estate board, which
viii be held in the Rotary grill room
Of the Sheldon hotel at 7:SO Monday
evening
Chairmen Geo. r. LeBaron, c h
LeaveH and Z. G. Perry continue the
committee of arrangements and they
Rave arranged a program that will al
ford plenty OF fun to season the
speeches 10 be made by \ 2. Coles,
= L. Mari. II. E. Stevens. and K Il
Thorne. Judge Dan " Jackson VIII
officiate as grillmaster. The speeches.
will all be humorous and relate 20 9TH
er days.
Members To he "GrilIed."
W I. Payne viii officiate as toast
master and there will be something
doing" the realty men say, when he
calls on the grillmaSter to get busy
There VIII be music and cabaret
numbers. The committee men say they
are determined to make this the most
notable banquet ever held II FL PaSo
by 4 local organize ton
Sixty members of the real estate
board have signified their intention OF
being on hand.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
z ARE NAMED
FOR DIRECTOR
Chamber of Commerce Nom
nations Include IL Names
To Fill Five Places.

Nomination Of Il names to fill the
five vacant directorships of the e
Faso chamber Of commerce, were made
at the annual primaries" OF the
chamber Friday evening.
Those placed in nomination were c.
z Stratton, c. A Martin, +. B Fletch-
CT, E c. Wade, jr-, A. H. Anderson, T.
H. Rogers. A L. RoWlands, J. ". Kirk
patrick. Jos. a. Wright. c. B Ryan, y
Il Rodes and Adrian Pool.
These names viii be voted on At the
chamber OF commerce next Wednesday,
between the hours of 10 3 m. and o
2 m. The ballots are 70 be mailed out
today 10 the various members. They
must be voted in person by the mem
hers and all members must be in good
standing. TO cast a ballot
President r 3. Orndorff presided and
announced that the 10 members who are
10 hold over. would have TO be voted
on also this year. in accordance with
the requirements OF the laws of Texas
Their names viii be placed IT the top
Of the ticket The l. newly nominat
ed ones Will have their names on the
bottom Of the ticket, from which five
will be selected
Instead OF scratching the names not
desired this year, voters viii place an y
beside the name OF the men they wish
10 elect