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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29
BOWLING GREEN

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
ROWLING GREER. VA, April Is
Mrs James T. Mastin. OF Richmond.
spent. several days here with friends
this week.
Miss Lucy Jordan is spending some
time with relatives in West Point
Mir. and Mis-. William l.. Broaddus. OF
IIichmond: spent the week end with
Mrs Kate q. Broaddus.
Mrs. William l.. Boyd has returned
20 Richmond sitter visiting her parents.
Major and Mrs. r. y. CuGhil.
Mrs y. r. Chandler. Jr.. OF Fred
ericksburr. is With Mr.. and Mrs. y. r.
Chandler.
Miss Ethel Rollins, OF Stafford. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. T.. s. Coghill.
Miss Anna Green Of Hanover, ia
visiting Nix. anu Mrs w W. Green
Rev. Preston y. Cave. OF Washing
ton, spent some time with his family
here this week.
Mrs. Jessie G. Ennis has returned
from a visit to friends in Washing
ton
Everett Butler, Of Burkcville. is
visiting his parents. DR.. and Mrs. T.. l..
Butler
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Salt" Williams. Miss Sarah Wade. Miss
ovid W"hb and Miss Virginia DeJar-
nctte. of South BOSTON.
The Eroomsmcn were: ]. b. Ashby,
Of LynchhurE: j. u. Evans, Ashby
Wright. i'aschal lrby. Edwin DeJar-
ncue. Francis Hunt and Rufus Owen,
uil OF this place.
n. G.. Howell aud his bride have
returned from their honeymoon trip
to l'in>hurst. ~ G.. Mr.. Howell was
married To Miss Evie Louise knight
cf Franklin. Va. on April 5.
II. A. Harvey. of L.nchburg. was a
visitor here few days ago.
Special protracted services wore be-
gun a, the BAPTIST Church on SUNDAY,
and preaching will continue through
out the week. Each sermon will be
delivered by tho pastor. Rev. j. Il.
poan.
Nr. and Mrs. Alfred Lee Cullen. Of
I.ynchburg. visited Mrs. CulIems father
]. II. Estes on sunday and Monday.
Mrs. ~ J. Vaughan. of buffalo
Strings. paid visit TO her brothers
/. IL. and T.. II. <ancey. Sunday
Mrs r. s. Anderson. OF Lynrhbura,
visited friends and relatives at this
place returning home on Tuesday
Miss Elizabeth Pcnick has been
irdisroscd tor the past few days at
her home on Broad Street.
l.. 6. Ca:lton. of Richmond was q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

Mrs Belle c. writes: II am informed
ma nave kidney trouble aud that
- rs last approaching Il serious stage.
nat would YOU prc&cribcr'
Answer II your symptoms arc the
usual ones such as puNs under the
eyes. swelling ankles; scamt, copiot:s
or lou smelling urine. accompanied
neadach"s. pains, depression. fever.
Chiiis' etc, would advise tho inme :
aia'e use OF ba!mwort tablets very
| inc remedy. for such difficulties sold
IN sea icH tubes with fun directions for
self administration.
Miss DAISY writes. Il hay. wha,
am sailo". almost Xix" a person with
Jannhic", and ! know my liver Is not
a a,gh', M nave sour rit,nas coated tongue
Am cohst'pated and seldom feel good.
Answ.r; Such symptoms indicate the.
nceh or good ionic for stomach.
iiEtr and bowels. ana I advise cardioi
"a nir,s Is superior, I" calo'nei aud OF
!Astins benefits Your druggist can
supply In sealed package with di.cc-
ton thereon
Miss Bort" L. asks. VIVA, remedy
ca1 YOU recommend to reduce obesity
satrIN J want 10 reduce about thirty
AnswSr. r'iy On nyc-rrah arbo-
due abn"rmel fat Drnpgiats supply
'H!' lh f'di'i 'EbcS wItn complete al
r"ctt"nH after tho nr3t fcw DAYS IL
pound day IL not too much reduction
Mr. q. II whites. "pIcngc tel me
S%hat 10 take 10 get rid Of pimpics
n '',,i ana red blood know | need 81
Answer: II is pr.naDly neglect Of
constipation tina, has made your blood
i n'h Bcrm q thorough trcatmcn, or
'hit"- gram suiph"rb Cnut sulphur tab
ictSj Continue for several months.
NJ i Il asks: MY hair Is too DIV
ana my scalp i;chcs with dandruff,
ana OF late II IL conb!nG out too much.
ha' !s good treatment"
Answer: Obtain plain yellow minynl
IRON your druggist ia S-o.. Jars and
tpp!l AZ per directions This cicaU..
rUrihcs, coois aud iHvisoratcs Tic hair
an! scalp. thus stopping the death OF
tn" hair bandrun anG itching arc at
once relieved. Men and women all
over the country now uAc II regularly.
Laura" rays. some time ago
contracted vtry aeycrc cola ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29
WOMl;N'S MEETINGS.

Iner" VII ne q mass. meeting for
q u girls ana women, under the auspices
OF ihe Young Woner's Christian AS
ISOLATION in the auditorium of the az
ISOLATION North Fifth street this
afternoon at O'Clock. Mrs katharine
w Eddy. national secretary OF the
foreign department.. Will speak on the
"orr % the association In foreign
lands She SPEAKS no; from hcarsav
bVt from her own observation and cX-
p"rience during year spcn; abroad
and = speaker Of fine personality
No collection VIII be taken during the
service. and 10 appeal for funds Will
be made All Cirs and women are in
wed. and the membership Of the as
sccia;ion is especially urged 20 attend
The regular meeting OF the Rav-of-
sunshine Circle Of Kings Daughters
VII nc held Tuesday afternoon at {;
O'Clock - th" residence Of Mrs Allen
Arm!'aEe, = Monument Avenue
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Farent-Teachers Association Of Mad!-
son School Will be held in the schoo!
on Tuesday afternoon a. $50 O'clock.
The meeting Of ,hc Volunteer Work.
ers OF the Travellers Aid Society. which
vas 10 have been held Friday. has been
postponed until Friday May =.
The Observation-Disclosures Mothers Club
viii hold It's mon,hlv meeting Monday
afternoon "a, $50 o'clock Teachers
ana parents are urged 10 attend
The regular monthly meeting Of tho
board o. managers OF the Baptts, Home
for Aged Women vii! be held Tuesday
morning u, | o'clock a, the home.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho
Aiumna" association OF The Richmond
Training School tor KinterEar:nerS
VIII take place Wednesday, afternoon
a. $50 O'clock in the Virginia Me-
ohantos Institute Building
The General Association for The IRE
serNation % Virginia Antiquities w!il
meet a. IL o'clock Tuesday morning
a. the Jonn Marshall House
Tho Hollywood Memorial Association
VIII meet a. II o'clock Thursdav morn
inE IN tho Y. W. G. :. This is the an
nual meeting. and election Of officers
VIII bc held ana reports read.
The annual business meeting and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

On FRIDAY afternoon a: o'cloci, II,
Centenary Methodist Church the rcEu-
lar monthly lecture before the Assoc,a-
ton of Methods, Women for Social
service Will take place. The Spcakc:
Will hc pr. w. 7. Graham. DR. Grn-
ham's subject will bear upon his SpC-
cial line of work and will he illustrat-
I'd by lantern slides. some OF which
Will be moving pictures OF his free
clinic. These meetings arc nun-scc-
tartan. and all women in tho city inter
eStcd in social service arc invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29
EeD&qcToRs
9HDv1CEA
% Dr. LENS BeHer *

The questions answered below are
general in character. The symptoms or
Wal! apply iii any case of similar
nature.
may address DR.. Lewis Baker, College
Bldg, College Elwood Streets, Dsvton
Ohio, enclosing self addressed stamped
address must be given. but only ini-
tials or fictitious names will be used
in M NJ, answers, Tho rreseri ptions can
store Any druggist can order Of
wholesaler.
cough. have tried many remedies.
bu, they do not seem 10 help me at
ali. wish YOU would advise me what
TO do"
Answer; What you need is . laxa-
i've cough syrup, ono that will drive
loving prescription will check your
cold ana cough: &c, 20 OF; package
ana make according to directions on
The bottle. Take = tcaspoonful every
hour or two or until your cold is bet
ter This will relieve you in Il very
few days.
Miss G. w. II. asks; - have tried
my w"ish e'' and improve tie ' nnsiiiS
of my blood hut in vain. Please pre-
scribe for mo?'
Answer: Thin, scrawny, bloodlcss
people need assistance in absorbing
nutrition from tile food eaten, and for
this particular purpose ] always pre-
scribe three grain hypo- nucianc tab
lets. a most cneciivc .preparation it
seems 10 increase the red and white
c0rpusclcs OF the blood, thus afford
ing health. strength and incrca sed
weight.
Geo. V. 6. writes: Perhaps you can
prescribe FOR me, as am at a loss to
.l.ar.,. MI ion Ia
past year have suffered extreme nor-
Nunsne@f. trembling and eXtrcm!tics
are cGi9 s'a .md n poor lips, nfpetitS: am
seek recreation. Am tired all the
,imG and in no sense the strong. capa
bic man ! WAS 81 few years ago.
Answer. \ powerful rcinvenating
nerve medicine should revive the dor.
mant sluggish condition and put new
ambition and energy into your blood
and nerves. Obtain three grain cado-
mcuc tablets III sealed tubes. take as
per directions.
NOTE: For many wears DR. Baker
has been giving free advice and pre-
s"rip,ious to millions OF people
through the press columns and doubt
and distress more than any single in
dividual III the worlds history. Thou
snnds have written him expressions:
OF gratitude and confidence similar TO
the following;
pr. Lewis Baker: Dear Sir hap
pcncd few days ago To read The
Pittsburgh Leader. and there noticed
your column of questions and answers.
] also noticed that YOU advised those
that arc suffering from constipation
TO usc Sulrhcrb tablets. and have tried.
TO my amazcmont II has made "a now
man out Of nc ! have been suffering
from constipation for tho last years
and have tried various remedies with
OUT avail. ] am so grateful to you
that ] don't know how TO thank yon
for IL. Would be very glad to recon-
mend II To anybody. Very truly yours
u. y. Spcrbcr, 32l Wciscr ST.. Pitts-
Durgh. Ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

election of officers of the Musicians'
CLUB VIII take place Wednesday, morn
ing at II o'clock iii the auditorium OF
tho Wo,nan's club. The associate mem
bcrS of the club are cordially invited
to he 4, cscn,. and il is hoped that
there viii be sufficient interest :sI the
reports Of the past.rcry successful sea-
son. and in tho plans for next season. to
insur.. 4 largo attendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

her Junior recital at Emerson College
of Oratory before a large audience OF
students aud guests Miss Newell in
tcrprctcd with delicious comedy
touch. Anne Warmers ever popular
Instrumentation of Aunt Mary"
Club Dance.
On last Wednesday evening the Nc
Gill Cotillion Club resumed II series Of
dances wlN,h were suspended during
Lent Music Was by an orchestra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

hcbufRr tHrO Tnrfy.
The Ladies OF the Sanctuary Society
will give their regular cuChre party
In the Bencdictinc College Monda V
evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29
"BrOWnat0ne"
TintS Your Hair
In a Minute
Preferred to Slow Acting DYES.

rho straixhtest road aud the shor,ca; cu
Ia Tho certainty OF an attractive ami beau
Ilfnl u he III L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

visitor here on Tuesday and wednes.
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

$500. II you are offered n substitute save
nnnoNance ~ refusing 1, and ordering
"Rr"wnatone" direct from the makers
insist on 'BroNnatone" At your hair
\ trial hottie and interesting booklet will
pc maiied Tor 10 cents. Mention shade de-
Address The Kenton Pharmacal Co,
500 Coppin Bldg. covinston Ky
Sold and guaranteed in Richmond BY Ira.
leading dealers-Adv. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

tone Hair Stain.
This preparation will
instantly change gray.
streakcd or faded hair
=" the Hof;cst aud rich
-.-t golden brown. mo
uium. dark brown or
black - just AS you
Wish.
lust comb or brush
a. into your hair.
y impossible Of deter-
ton. vii. not rub or
wash ON. and needs re-
touching only as the
halr groNS out
"BroNnatone" hair
stain Is far superior to
dyes and Is ahso-
'utoly harmless in every
Way,
Sold by all druggists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

Dr. i. X. Gorman
Edward Balm
I l.. II. RcChlinE
James \ Mason
VI. 4. King
r. Y. Sinn"tt
Charles II. curl"y
!. NJ MuidowncN
David Francis
W. r. t.uricht
{. ! Starkey
NJ. !. Is sllcy
Charles caraNatl
7. schultz
W. !. Brennan
l.. y. knightly
Joseph \ sullivan
F.,iu ard l.. Powers
Joseph Arnold
\ p. Fitzpatrick
Thomas J. Baldwin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

The annual business meeting and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

The meeting ot The Volunteer Work
ers OF the Travellers Aid Society. which
vas 10 have been held Friday. has been
postponed until Friday May
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Farent-T eachers Association OF Mad.-
son School Will be held in the schoo.
on Tuesday afternoon AZ $40 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

The Valentine Ruffner Mothers Club
viii hold Us monthly meeting Monday
afternoon "a, $50 o'clock Teachers
and parents are urged 10 attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

Tho Hollywood Memorial Association
Will meet AZ II o'clock Thursday morn
inE IN tho Y. W. G. 4 This is the an
nual meeting, and election Of officer.
VIII bc held ana reports read
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

The regular monthly meeting Of tho
board o. managers OF the ia pits, Home
for Aged Women will be held Tuesday
morning a. II o'clock a, the home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

William Il. Ross
j.. l.. Kelley
4. l.ittiepugc
Misses Is. hn,-hein
GencvieNc Mott
Florence Stunpf
Margaret King
MARY SChultGC
Marie MoriConi
Anna Pow ers
Elizabeth Do.lard
Mamie King
Gertrude Stunipf
Mary PlaEennan
Margaret o'Neill
Marie Anthony
Mary Sullivan
Irene Leadty
Mamie Scltuttc
Mamie Dollard
Pauline Steininann
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

The regular monthly meeting Of tho
Aiumnae Association Of ,he Richmond
Training School tor Kintergar.ners
VIII take plac" Wednesday afternoon
a, = 80 o'clock in the Virginia Me-
chanics Institute Building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

The General Association for The IRE
servation % Virginia Antiquities w!il
meet AZ L.; o'clock TUESDAY morning
a. the Jonn Marshall House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

The regular meeting OF The Ray-of-
sunshine Circle Of Kings Daughters
VIII nc held Tuesday afternoon at
oCiock - tho resistance o. Mrs. Allen
Arm!raEe, - Monument Avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-31
New Years Eve
To Be Sedate

New York. December S0.-~No orgy OF
eating and drinking. no wild abandon
will usher In the New Year 81 the no.
tals, restaurants and cabaret gathering
places along Broadway.a great White
Way tomorrow might. 1t was revealed
today
The CUSTOMARY reVeirs, Il was de-
olared by many hotel and restaurant
proprietors, win be almost entirely
lacking Celebrations there viii be. of
course. but few. II any viii pArtake
10 the nature Of the others which IN
years past have made "a bywora Of
BroRdwAy's bow To the New Year
Table reservations. usually arranged
weeks In advance of the event have
suffered pruning Projectors OF
many resorts let II become known that
they would regard with .disfavor any
EFFORT to abandon propriets The re-
suit II was declared. will he ma
terially subdued celebration which will
be dlKnifea by wartime decorum.
There will be far fewer ''the morn
Ing after" heads on January 1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-31
BURY GEORGE WILDE
IN OAkWfOO TODAY
Veteran Journalist f9@.es 10 Reward
tn Ripe OLD AGe>~~-EGaScs
MANY Friends,

The funeral OF George Wilde well
known ~ two genors tions Of Fitch
Wonders 90 brilliant newspaper
writer and raoontour Will take place
from the undertaking establishment
ef T. +. Christian, Ne 1913 East
Tread street thln afternoon at
9 eioNk &aa burial will b. "a 6aak
wood Nr Wilde aa az a@ s. known.
stood alone in his g0QegAtion Hts
relatives passed away years asa. aFtt
hs had lived fAe life Of reeluse gar
more than "a quarter az century
His WRITINGS may bt recalled hY tha
oldest tBhabitauts. ap his style Was
suApps 3u phlioeophteal ana garfield
"a shade ~ humog that made them
Irresistible
ite represented ln his j., .ute ARA rt3
ev4r, uewsp lpsF 90 Importance gn the
country AMI htA services we're a&wass
ia demand tie Was newer frugal
however, ana, tihe maay &c his kiaa
tFon che hasinnlna a ga without ws
tate Nc one knows MS sNe, hat from
data in THE mtnds OF many, he IL has
itsxsa fe have been az least nlavty
cara old He haA been ceufnaa a.
his bed for some weeka wAth na spe
cist complaint lie passea away Fri
dNy Night aud his rmlnaias we're
taken cha Sc OF by Major 4 T Chris
than and Aenrieo linton lodge OF Ala
sons The funeral viii be under the
auspices az the frs1ernily and ha
witt re buried with Masenie hpHoFw.
having been q Mason aa far back a.
ang VI bic frtonts can remember.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-31
FIRtMfH BAOY HURT
AtTuaNING FROM CALL
H. y Isstsolo and w. 4. Wallace Under
Treatment al 0racs, Hospital After
Nuliisiou Win Ssrw~t Car

F1remen II. Lenoio and " A
Wallace, of the hArtou Heights engine
company we're badly Injured last nls az
white returning from a nrn At No SOS
Greenwood Avenae. The hose WaKoa
"a which tho men we're ritina Mac
struck hy MofthsEdo etreut car az
NORTH AveUua ana F0e street ts
huta les WAS mhns iva aua WaUacp =
leot Wes bAHN crushed Lieutenant
Wafioek who was also ia tha wagon
@aA uulmturnd The men Nere TAD sgt
to 0fNee hospital v hers Il @aa fes
ported the injury Go t@haie VAS $50
serious that ttnputatlen vac useea
aarY
fHg Hre started in aafaks aafaIu-
l0E the geslaenge caused hS ar ever
he&ta8 steve #mttiaE Nga u he siaN
81 ihe htaiate& rh# damages will hv
gavweea IL ~ salt ny teu hundred
antaFa
IL waa sa&d lsst UiahG that the #eeI
aent VAS unavoidable 49, there IA 4
curve # fne ppgnt aaA that neather
gha 8femen naf the wptntnsmn teoui8
ere the either aHtit tao lafn to aVoga
celgialea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-31
Teutons Apparently Trying to
Find Weak Spots in Franco
British Llnes
EFFORTS TO WEAR
DOWN ITALIANS GO ON
German Troops Now Try to
Find New Road 10 Venetian
Plains But Fronts tiold Flrm
Under Attacks

London, Dec. alderman "feelers
in the west continue. HerGided By
violent spurts OF hurricane FIRE,
shock battalions are sent forward, nov
against the French. now against the
British lines
All these thrusts are 10 the nature
OF trench raids and have met with lit
tie success In the last twenty four
hours Il was evidently ;he Brttons'
turn 10 BE harasssa.
Infantry assaults Ir FLANDERS, par
ticularly In the Yprcs sector. were
foreahadowed by sir Douglas Hal2,
and they came. The British defense
made short Shirt with them. Nor do
these local attacks seem To have any
larger object beyond harassing the
allies ami Keeping them guessing as
10 where be muea advertised drive
IN the west Will be I8u-ched at the
same time endeavoeing 10 hnd weak
spots in tho Franco British lines
Different from the comparative
watchful waiting atmosphere In the
west is the situation on the ltaQ an
front There, IN the mountains be
tween Asiago plateau and the Brenta
river ana eastward 10 the upper
reaches II the Pave, continuous
guerilla war goes on. Indications
point more and more - a Teuton de-
sign 20 wear down italy before under
taking anything serious or the west
cFn front,
Having bitten into granite OF the
Monte Grappa (Ssw nouutain) front,
they are uQW trying to mask that
formidable sentinel BY pushing south =
vard through the F'renzela valley.
Once Nalsragna is IN their hands, the
road 20 Basanc, less than sight miles
TO the south. viii be comparatively
clear apd tire plains ot yen~tsa woal6
be reached.
with full consciousness OF this peril,
the Italians aided BY the French and
British. are lighting and hitting back
desperately and their main lines are
still holding ffrr2
New Years day will be the twelve
hundred and fftieth day Of the war
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-31
GERMAN RESIDENTS
70 BE REGISTERED
EARLY IN FEBRUARY
Questionnaire Gala for Com
prehensive Record of Each
Male Ovsr Fourteen Years
Old

Washington. Dec 40 Registration
OF all German alien enemies will be
made the nrst week IN February. Rules
and regulations TOR the registration
were made public tonight by the de-
partlnent OF justice.
The questionable requires a most
-op4prehensfEe record Of each regis
trent. and includes photographs n
qutdFupiieate aud finger prints We
.feen are not REQUIRED 70 register. but
an German Bfaies Sf fourteen ears
ar more Within the United states or
SIS possessions who have not acquired
fun citizenship must comply with the
regulations Or suffer the penalties pro-
v.ded
Germans born IN Alsaee-f.orraine
prior 70 May 10, 1874. the date or the
ural ratification under which TIE loot
provinces acre transferred 10 Ger
many or tn schleswic- Holstesa prior
te August g. $50 tho date when Prus-
s,a seszed that Dauieh territory. are
exempt.
Tn rsa4stratior viii be conducted
~ TIE police and postal authorities
throughout tha United States ard by
ri eeiallv dele gated authorities at a
t4n3e still to ga designated sR AWerl-
can iusulaJ possessions The reglstrs-
ticn district IN Is city OF 5000 popuia
ton ar more will be the police pre-
ctyics or district. others the district lof
tie joca. posf6nise Registration viii
lie in the police station or postoffsce.
The registration aueationnaire must
be flled uut In tripiicnte. each with a
photoEra ph. and after ten DAYS each
rtx!st4ant. II bis record Is verified aud
tsatIon card with photograph attach
e. and then may RESUME normal re-
Iathous unhasa nagSa except rs l0Cal
aeAat~e and acns ut pce, @ifa
Ire registration laws.
These registration laws require thar
u0 a5fen enemy move from ore place
81 abade 81 another within hts regis-
traitor. list rict without repoytirg such
change OF residence forthwith; no
ehe, fnay change his place of resi-
d, Hee fruE1 one registration district to
ueother without FIRST obtaining "a per
NIT from his registration district. nask
ina application on q form Furnished
he the department % Justice. ard no
tice must be given once 60 the regis
tfar IF the district OF he new place If
residence
ANY ahen eHemy uuayo5dablv ali
sent from his registration district the
day fixed ror registration. ~ which
notice was given In Advance locally FL
each Instance. must present himself
at the time and place designated In
the district where he happens to be
jemporarily and the record viii he
forwarded to the proper registrar
ANY German subject r. registration
wbc does not register or Uses Tie reg
iatration card Of another OF makes
fsise statement OF representation shall
N@ deemed 10 have violated the reku
Lotions and may be tAtefaea or pun.
ished otherwise
Registrars are not 70 lee treated
as persons ~ evil disposition the
regulations read and the res istra
tou officers are urged 10 deal with
Chem Ia a courteous and friendly man
Aer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-31
LECTURER DROPS DEAD
URGING PREPAREDNESS

Houston Tex. 3eo SO WITH 2 tv-
Nuneiatian OF Germany and "a plies tef
Preparedness ca his isna toi Cher les
esse~lew az New Haven Conn Known
av@s she regbd ar traveller sua lree
ts4gas. AYanaaa dead beftrv ae sudt
smra az :. Aaa pssrnaus q the EttH Auai
ssaaerlnFn hwT@ fh0 sft@fnonn
Col fsNei@W stNtS fWn, returned
gxona tha hassienefas = short tigne asu
NnM nss teeteFe h4ta Was a. Ataume be
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