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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-20

,ozIsSin AnRAHAM-SgddsRly Il Upper Merton son
formerly Of Radnor, Pa. aged 10 Relatives
and friends. Drexel Freshmen. '1s class.
invited to funeral. parents residence.
Abrams Station, Unper Meron township.
Wed b M. Int; Riverside Ger Ger, r,r NAV
aauEh{er Of James $ an and Anna ADDISON .jnes
and friends invited to funeral services. Wed.
Int. North Cedar Hill Gem Remains may
be yl9Wsd Tues. after p nj Arto ,t service; Ice;
Of Bentsmin and Belle Alberga: aged ;,S years rs
funeral services. We'd. p. m. residence OF
Gem.
,ALLEN.--Aug. IS MARY. J.. widow Of
Lieut.; Samuel D. Allen. aged 50. Relatives
and an friends invited to runeral services IA Ht
KINsON. Relatives and friends. employes
Abbott's Alderney Dairies, 31st and Chest
nut SITS, sta. invited to funeral services
Tues. p. M, 100 p. Meehan St. MI. Airy
Int. Richborough, Pa; Gem, Remains may
be XfTGa # s1aDc Wsd sister, IL res.dence m
Aug Is, DASiELo ASioNi husband sasntY of is.e Mary
Bellerieau, Notice of funeral will be given
from daughter's residence. Mrs. Emma Haig,
.EAKELY.-Aug. 1s HUGH b. husband
Rela tives and friends invited to services.
Thurs. . p. m. -G617 Lansdowne ave, Int;
Belvue Gem. Remains may be viewed
We'd. to 10 n. m.
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LOST AND FOUND

BAG-Lost. n gold mesh bag. either at
Wanamakcr's or between Wanamaker's 8
and DarlnEton's. containing money and
Coins. Liberal reward. Phone Woodlan nd
"7i1 w.
DIAMOND BRACELET. containing Is dia-
nunds, platinum mounting, stamped n
1914 j. Z. G. & Co. Reward. Return to
j. T.. Caldwell & Co. Juniper and Chest
nut SITS.
DOG-Strayed. from attn st. and City ave .
Bala. Airedale, months old. had. on red
collar with owners name: reward il re-
turned to above address.
PIN--Fouud a gold pin. Tuesday night
Aug. l3. near City Hall. on Broad st
NJ A. D. Esopo. Connecticut Experiment Sta
ton. New Haven. Conn.
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IN MEMoRIAM

TwIBlLL.--In memory GEORGE A.
TWIBILL. who died Aug. 90 1003.
DAUGHTER CECILIA.
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School of Law

Our law school is in the centre Of the
city and is open to men and women In
four years it thoroughly prepares for
admission to the bar.
1t Is also open to any one who wishes
to become familiar with any specific
phase Of the law. The special subject
may be taken alone providing it does
not pre-suppose a knowledge of some
other subject in law. in which case both
would need to be taken.
The law school Is in session from
to 10 p. NJ. 1t has a good working
library which is open to the students
day and evening.
Unit Student Army Training Corps
Dormitories for Women
Write for Catalog MI.
Phone. Diamond 63l
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Broad st. below Berks
Philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
AUCTION sALEs-ro-DAy. os

IN execution OF deed OF trust from
Albert a. bowman and Celia Bowman
TO me. AS trustee. dated September IS
1912. OF record in tho clerks office of
Goochlapd County. Va. III deed book
b5, page 22l. default having been made
In tho payment Of the notes thereby
secured. and being required so to do
by the holder OF two or said notes SO
In default ] shall. on
THURSDAY. MARCH IS. 1918.
at 2 o'clock p. NJ,
sell at public auction. on the premises
that valuable farm, with improvements
thereon. In Byrd District. Goochland
County. Va. containing two hundred
and two t2o2) acres, more or less.
bounded on the east by the Carriers
VILE Road, and on the north, west and
south by the lands now or formerly
owned by J. r. Ficklin. Monroe John
son and others.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay costs
of sale and execution Of this trust,
including taxes and insurance prem
tums in arrears. II any. and to pay
debt OF $3.50. with interest from Sep
TENDER IS. 1912; and balance in two
equal installments payable one and two
years from date of sale. with interest,
secured by deed Of trust on the prop
crty: or. at option of purchaser. all
cash.
GEO. s. DICkEY.
TruStec
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BY POLLARD & BAGBY, INC,
Real Estate AuctioncerS.

Ply virtue Of a deed OF trust to the
undo rsigned. dated February II, 1914.
and recorded in IIenrco Circuit Court
clerks office in Deed Book 20i-A. page
3l2. default having been made in tho
payment Of the debt therein secured.
a nd being required by the noteholdcr
SO to do. we shall sell, by public AUG
ton. on the premises, on
MONDAY. MARCH II. 1918,
at 1850 o'clock p. VI.
the property described in said deed. and
being lot OF land comprising nearly an
acre. together with brick dwelling
house and other improvements. being
lot No. EOS in plan OF Sherwood Park,
at intersection Of Sherwood Avenue
and Brook Turnpike. now in the city
of Rich mond. This is very attrac-
tive property. with number of large
OAK trees in the yard.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale
and any unpaid taxes, and a note OF
$500, with interest from February ID.
1918. and ba lance unon credit Of ono
year, secured by trust deed. This sale
VIII be made subject TO the liens OF
two prior deeds of trust to secure prin-
cipal sums OF $500. with interest from
August s. 1918. and $4,000. with interest
from same date.
GEDDES II. WINSTON,
PETER WINSTON,
Trustees
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81 i.ESMAN-Icrc'S ~ lifetime chance to
lard The hixsest job on earth; Manasins
N II. Phone Room 1865. Murphy. liotcl.
Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

WANTED = Fourteen TO six
teen-year-old girls to work
S hours per day. British
American Tobacco Company,
Ltd, 800 North Lombardy
Street.
10 demonstrators. s. 70 s; daily. =
500. Tim - Dispatch.
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE DAYS. 90
AUCTION SALE AT WILLIAMSBURG re-
MONDAY, March IL, 1918,
At the Door of the Courthouse.

MONDAY, March IL, 1918,
Al the Door of the Courthouse,
IL o'clock noon,
of farm property owned by Mr.. HIou-
quin. Sold on account OF numerous
other interests. so he cannot give II tho
attention IL requires. Consisting or
100 acres of isvcl. productive land or
which about so acres is open, and In
excellent state of cultivation. Timber
for home use.
1t is located three miles from Will
liamsburS, right at village of Masru-
der. and but short distance across
Quenn's Creek from the busy Du Pont
plant. Church. graded school and
stores right at the door. mail delivered
and telephone line.
Buildings consist OF cottage house,
suitable for d nice. cheap summer resi-
dence. usual outbuildinSs. and a good
store with shelves and counters. which.
il equipped with stock OF goods. would
make fine stand for serving soft drinks,
candy and other refreshments to
school children next door. and also to
tho general travelling auto tourists.
passing constantly.
For any Information regarding the
above described property. apply to
Horace W. Dana, who will have charge
OF the sale.
Reasonable terms Absolute sale
Possession imm cdiately.
ROBERT l.. SPENCER,
Auctloneer.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

III !, T NIs,I.5 .,-Ti a.,
with GaS and running water; suitable for
very light housekeeping, bv niidl. Eed
gentleman. state prices. Address j 4ol.
Times dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

CLOVER E!DS'---C'onIior,a cour,r.
resort III y lSen.arie County: the best of
all the beautiful sp-lns .eHson on nov.
Heat baths. horses. Bcst N!chmond rrf-
treuCeS Of pleased ratrons. For circular
and rates. adtrc.a j. Nj Randolph. Kos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Statesmen AND AGENTS.

Accident and Health Insur-
ancc Policies sold tho popular Monthly
Payment iian. cover every accident and
every Illness. II you want tho agency IN
your town CbCral coEnissioEs). write
Johnson g. Adams. Southeastern Managers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

y. B.-DiHcrcnt terms may be ar
ranged by seeing tho Auctioneers be-
fore the sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

A NUMBER OF
EXPERIENCED GIRLS
TO LEARN PAPER BOX
BUSINESS. WE GUAR
ANTEE So PER WEEK
WHILE l. E A r N l N G..
$3.50 AND UP PER DAY
A F T f r LEARNING.
APPLY POHLIG BROS,
18TH AND FRANKLIN
STREETS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
MERCHANDISE.
RIisINEsS NOTICES

COAT Is HIGH ~ PRICE NOW.
If IL paid 10 use asbestos coverings here
tofoTo. il IS more important now. Phone
Ms for estimate. Southern Asbestos Mfg
60 Eanduuh ltcS
Bros. Jewellers oI2 East Main Street.
buy. sell. exchange and rcmount dis
monds in the latest styles. Old gold and
silver aiways taken in exchange.
200 CORDS OF WOOD FOR SALE.
5000 cords Of oak and pine wood for sale.
r @. u. cars. 4foot length Write, with
hest prices. King Coal Co. Charlottesville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

ladies over
16 years old for all classes of
work, either day or night.
Beginners paid $l.25 per day;
time and half for night work
Apply Allen 6 Ginter Branch,
Seventh and Cary Streets.
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PROPERTY FOR EXCHANGE

ENCHANGE-HEhL ESTATE. 90
PARTY holding Hrst mortgage notes Of
$500 Will exchange Tor home IN the
Wcst End, north ~ Main Street. Price
sh0nt 1900. J. 400. care Times. Dis pat cll.
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LIVE STOCK.

HORSES, CATTLE. VEHICLES. ~
IcKsES AND MULES FOR SALE
FIFTY head o! draft, driving and saddle
horses, Weighing 1000 to 1880 pounds
ats" :" eNir- good mules. All Viii he
sold caear. Come ana look before b!ylI.
So ere 81: las, Cary y. J Cru!I
hpl.sS-for .cie. FIX large 1lUleU and h,s
hoTset right out OF work Have no fur
iheT uso FOR them. VIII sell cheap Can
is sSen =; liu!eher's Stable. A.. North
Mui.Es,-tor sale, 10 GOOD work mules:
$50 harness and dump wagons cheap
VIRGINIA. RELiABl.E BAZAAR
" OLE q BROOKS.
YOU viii mud plenty hursek and rnueA
second hand wagons. DUG GIGS ano harness
Tor sale daily. Auction days. Tuesday and
Saturday. BrinS Us your surplus stock.
We viii sell them for you. and you can
Get Your money same day.
lj0:.ll East Franklin street
Phonc Madison $3.50.
-FOUR lumber wagons and ons pair OF
acll mules quick. Can see them al 500
South Meadow street any time. They
are vcry reasonable.
FOR SALE. farm team, weight 400,
wagon aud harness. cheap II taken III
once. = i0t. care Times Dispatch.
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES. rs
EGGS--ticnuinc Brown Lcghorn eggs 81
Der, setting. Fresh daily. lis North
Eighteenth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

HELP--MALE OR FEMALE. 3.
,IIELPEK wanted on mems clothes. as
North Fifth Street.
government positions
open Men-wolrcn wanted. 800 month.
Write for list. Franklin ln-titutc. Dept
1850. Rochester. \ Y.
WA NTED man and wife on small place in
suburbs. Man for house and yard work
and clean car. Woman as cook and gen
erai house work. Good wages To proper
party. Apply at Room ~. South Twelfth
Street. city. Must ..avc references.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

route. Offering opportunity
for salary and cQminisson. Is open Tor
energetic man. No investment required.
but viii expect references for character
and ability. Write full particulars in own
handwriting. conndeDtial. to i 3GI. caro-
IiniUs- Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-20
RICHMOND HOTEL MEN
TO CONFER WITH HOOVER
Conference to Discuss Whcnt Conscr-
walton Situation VIII be Held in
Washington, March 20.

Managers of Richmond's hotels have
been requested TO go to Washington,
March 90. to discuss with the food
administrator vital phases OF the
wheat conservation situation. The
meeting Will be held at 10 o'clock in
the morning.
Among those who will go from this
city are the following: James n. Dis
Ecy, OF Murphy's; Oscar F. Weisiscr,
of the Jefferson; j. c. Walty, of the
Richmond: and William Rueger, of
iiota! EucGcr NIr lisncy has charge
OF ARRANGEMENTS in this city.
a letter from Mr.. Hoover to hotel
men mere says:
This meeting ie an extremely i'm
portant one as regards food conscrva-
ton Conditions in Europe are dras-
tic and it is only by your having full
knowledge O: what is going on over
there that you can go TO work and put
your heart, soul and energy into what
We are going to ask you to do. All
tiat / have said in my telegram
,r-an. Get every influential hotel and
restaurant man in your district to
come"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-20
MANY RED CROSS NURSES
SENT TO CANTONMENTS
Members OF Medical College Base
Hospital Given Only. Twenty
-Four Hours Notice.
ORDERED TO SOUTHERN CAMPS
Departures Arc Being Made Daily,
and Will Continue for Two Days.
Chief of Nursing STAFF Remains in
'Richmond Temporarily.

This week has witnessed general
exodus os Red Gro: nurses 20 the va
ri"rs cpn;onmGntS throughout the
United states rho nurses in question
haze bean thoS" % the enlisted nursing
personnel OF III" Medical College of Nir-
Gina !iasc Hospital. Unit No. 40. There
are leo II these EurScS. many of them
from !ichmond They had twenty-fcur
hours notice IN which to prepare TO
leave the city, and to many of treT ii
was Il period of Notwithstanding hurry
and confusion.
Miss Rdth |. Robertson chief of the
nursing staff. and superintendent of
ST. Lukc'S hospital is exempted for the
present because the cXiGcncicS Of the
present situation demand ,nat there
shall be someone in charge in Rich
mond until all The nurses have rrDo-'ed
for duty At the cantonments.
The list Of nurses and the canton
merits to which they have been assignee
up to date - ay follows:
TO Carp SEWER at G:eervillc. :. c.
Misses Mary BroadduS. Mabel J. Camp
hell. Ellie Nelson, Annie Alien. NJ rie
-.cbby. Garfield Leech. Powhatan stone.
Of Richmond Margarct A"htrn. Rocky
MoInt. y. G.: Hettie Reintar.!t and
Louise Rcinhardt. of STANLEY. y. G.
TO camp Lee. a. observation-disclosures
pattie Har:grave. Ruth, Atkins. Lucy
.l@ffrevs. Halle IuEe. Anna Jcrdonc. o.
Richmond, and 1rma Fortune. OF Rocky
Mount y. G.
ARE SENT TO ALI.
SOUTHERN CtMpS
no Camp Greene at C'rar.ottc-Misse
Martha Sue PiGc ~ NJ. c. Campbell,
Eessir Chapman, Fthelyndc Smith VIII
h"lmina Young. Cynthia Frazer, ali OF
Picnmond.
To Camp Hancock. at Augusta
Misses Marie Curtis, Mabel Vaughan.
Frances lIaves. Virginia Oakley. NJ y
Mel as. Anna Pope. Of Richmond. and
Ella RObirson. of Roanoke.
To Camp Sheridan. q: Montgomery
Misses l.Cric Wood. Richmond: Ma-ia
Robinson. isichmond; Helen Day. VIM
chester; Argyle Tutwilcr. Black sburg
Lrui'e Martin. E-istol. Tenn: I.uciln
Wilkinson. Newport News. Eva pugh.
Danvillc.
TO Camp shelby. ut Hatticsburr,
MiSs-N:sSrS Emma Broaddus Sarah
Lee Coleman. Annie X. CroDrcr, Rich
Eond Lula West, Rocky Mount. y &.
T" camp Pike, at Little Rock. ArI; -
Misses Juliet Montgomery, Iillisn An
dcrson. Emma breckenridge Jane
"irgteld. Elma Williamson, Futh Mid
ileorooks. Frances Robinson, all of
Richmond.
To camp Travis, at Fort Sam Hous-
Josephine pcnnen. y. V. Bennett, Mabel
Miller Mamie Qnarles. Emily Gordon
Friend Al of Richmond
To Fort Logan. Tcx.-Miss Gr,cc
Morrison of Abingdon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-20
CAMP LEE MAN WOULD
ADOPT FRENCH ORPHAN
Writes Mrs. j. Taylor ElIyson for In
formation. and Offers 10 Take
Child and Care for Her.

Mrs. ]. Taylor Ellyson. chairmen OF
the Fathcrless Children OF France. is
in receipt OF the following letter
which carries its own appeal. The
letter was written by sergeant at
Camp Lee in The Eightic,h Division
and the text of il is as follows
Please give me full particulars in
roadoptng the little children of
France Of which YOU spoke in your
article in The Richmond Times Dis
patch OF Sunday last
II am quite alone in the world and
have some money and would be glad
10 brighten the life OF some it'll.
child with presents, etc, while / latt,
though | may not last long on the
other side. However, would like 10
begin anyway. ] would like to take
charge OF a little girl of say. twelve
10 fourteen years. Please let me knon
If you will permit soldier to help
IN your good work. l. SO. | Will make
arrangements 10 have the monthly
contribution taken out OF my salary
so that there Will be no delay as tho
checks Viii be sent TO you from the
qUartermaster, and will be received
regularly.
DO YOU think you can fill the bill?
'W!ll YOU give me name and address
Gpon receipt OF my first check, as /
VIII send the child presents, extra
checks for her needs, etc. from time
TO time. and even look her up should
10 in the vicinity OF her home while
III France"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-20
Plan Reception of
Vim. G.. M cAdoo
Secretary Of Treasury VIII De-
Hrcr Patriotic Address in CHy
auditorium April s.

Governor George J Scay. OF tn. Rich
mond Federal Reserve Bank. was en-
gagged yesterday in completing ar
ranecmonis for the visit and reception
of William q. Mc.Adoo. Secretary of tho
Treasury. who will deliver patriotic
speech here April s. Following the
address, here. the Secretary will make
a tour OF the Fifth Reserve District
Tentative programs for the reception
OF Secretary McAdoo at every city in
The Fifth District in which he Will
stop were being outlined by Governor
Seay Proper committees will be ap-
pointed for each city. and all other
details completed III the next few days
Because of official custom. all tentative
programs must he submitted TO the
cihcc OF the Secretary for approval
Secretary McAdoo will visit Rich
mond two days after the third Liberty
loan campaign opens, and will deliver
patriotic address in the City Audi
torium He will arrive at 1855 o'clock
in the afternoon. departing the same
day NJ 9:+0 o'clock. From Richmond
Secretary McAdoo will 20 to Raleigh
on Tuesday and Columbia on Wcdncs-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-20
INCOME TAX
Public Is TtsquaSted to Cooperate with
Federal Authorities in Making
LcNicN and COLLECTIONS.

Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
Daniel c. Roper has requested r. 9.
l.. Moncure, Collector Of Internal
Revenue for this district. TO ask pcr-
sons paying income taxes not TO de-
mand receipts for remittauccs by
checks or post-oftice money orders.
When payments are made IN cash.
however, it is thought advisable for
the protection Of BOTH the govern
ment and the taxpayer that the proper
receipt should be issued.
The department urges spirit OF
forbearance upon the taxpayer N re-
gard TO this matter during the period
OF the war. The present wide range
OF Federal taxation has brought about
such volume OF work in connection
with handling the numerous reports
and returns that II becomes necessary
from time 10 time to appeal 70 the
public al large for relief II is thought
that the Indulgence OF the taxpayer a,
this stage VIII do much to lessen the
burden under which the government
employees are NOW struggling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-20
WILL COLLECT BUNDLES
FOR RED CROSS TOMORROW
HEADQUARTERS of Organization should
he Notified by Telephone That
Bundles Arc Rcndy.

BY telephoninE to-day 10 Red Cross
headquarters persons DESTROYS Of con-
tributinE articles for the relief OF the
uniortunates in Northern France and
beigium viii! greatly facilitate the
collection of gifts. ~ list is BENZ
prepared by the Red Cross of every
place in the city where donations are
bcinE held in readiness and to-mor-
row Il motor truck in charge OF Red
Cross workers will visit these places
and collect the articles. Randolph
So2l is the proper Red Cross teIe.
phone TO be called.
Ever since the announcement was
made that the Red Cross at the re-
quest OF the commission for relief in
Belgium. had promised to undertake 20
collect large supply of used and sur
plus clothing. hats and shoes. Ecner-
Gus Richmond people have been show
Ing their determination 10 make tho
short campaign success Monday
and Tuesday saw numerous bundles Of
articles taken to Red Cross head.
quarters, Fourth and Grace Streets.
and telephone messages were received
from all parts OF the city asking that
the Red Cross truck call for dona-
tions.
Besides clothing for men and wo-
men and boys and girls there is urgent
need among the war victims for bed
ding. In the north of France sacks
stuffed with dry leaves serve as mat
tresses. Everywhere the need for
blankets is tremendous, and hospitals
and other institutions suffer for want
OF sheets There is no conflict in
purpose between the commission for
relief in Belgium and the Red Cross"
statement issued by the latter or
ganization said. Rather the reverse.
what the commission is doing for our
allies behind the German lines, the
Red Cross is doing for them behind
our own lines"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-20
HOLD CONFERENCE
Appear before Committee on Military
ATnirs I" Obtain Recognition
for Graduate Pharmacists

Professor w. i. RuGd. dean Of the
chemistry department Of III. Medical
college Of Virginia. together with Other
members of the American conference
or pharmaceutical fa<Ilties. Yesterday
appeared yesterday before tn Military
Affairs committee of the House If Rem
rescntativeS in support of the ETr,mnd.
Dili. which proposes to give certain
rank in the army and navy to graduate
Pharmacists.
Under the present rating. graduate
pharmacists have no standing in III.
army and navy. Many of The members
OF me American conference Of pnarma-
cisis met at the Southern Hotel Non
day to draft plans for the support Of III .
dill. Professor Rudd was present and
took ar active interest in The proposal
of plans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-20
STUDY CONDITIONS
Hone TO Work Ont I'tnn for Pnrt-Time
High School Instruction in
Richmond.

Following out the plan OF the Com
missioner OF Education. Or i. T.. CIax-
ton, regarding what Is known as the
part time high school plan. Dr w T.
Eawdcn and Mr.. Holder. OF Dr. Clax-
tons Office III Washington are in the
city FOR several days making pre-
liminary Investigation of conditions
here which VIII operate 10 make the
plan possible. The investigation viii
Toe conducted among the hig employers
Of youthful labor in the city, particu-
laHlN tho department stores, since 50
much depends on the attitude OF the
employer ia this matter.