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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
AUCTION
Having rented my farm, | will sell at
Public Auction.
Friday, March Is, 1918
alto o clock a. m.

One half mile south from the Wey-
bridge Monument, formerly the
Bowles FARM the following property {:
work team, 10 years old, weight about
2500 lbs; l work team, - and IA years
old, weight about 2l00 lbs; 3, cows to
freshen in March and later; | yearng
heifer; two sets heavy harness lone
nearly new; one set driving harness,
2 single harness; double wagon; 2
express wagons ? buggy wagons; !
Deering moving machine new; l Wal
ter A. Wood mower; horse rake; 2
cutters; set double seds, good ones;
| wheel harrow; smoothing harrow
new; spring tooth harrow; l cult
vator; 2 plows l Eclipse one-horse
planter; 2-horse cultivator; 2-horse
potato sprayer; wagon box; wood
racks; hay rigging; | shovel pillow;
gravel rack sets whitfletrees; sets
neck yokes; / stone boat 2wagon poles;
De Laval separator; about so bu of
seed barley and rs blu. oats. Also a
quantity of hay and straw if not pre-
viously disposed of.
LUNCH AT NOON.
Terms cash A. L. AUSTIN
AZ MNnnH
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
CARD OF THANKS

To all those who so kindly assisted
us during the sickness and after the
death of our beloved son and brother,
to the pastor for his words of comfort,
to the bearers, choir and all of our
friends for their beautiful flowers, we
extend our heartfelt thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Palmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester E. Palmer
Miss Polly Palmer
Willis c. Palmer
Kenneth c. Palmer
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
SEND REGISTER TO
BOYS At FRONT

If you want to please the sol
der boy at the front send him
the home paper regularly. Sol
dicrs returning on iurloughs
from training camps declare
that Of all the mail received,
the boys appear to most enjoy
the home paper
You can't spend SIPS more
wisely than by sending The
Register to them regularly for
a year.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
CHURCH NOTES
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH
Rev, Ebert b. Holmes, Rector.
Sunday services

sunday services
Holy Communion at goa, M
Morning prayer and lilany Ioi45 m,
\cspcr service, ; 80 p,
The sermon topic will be, "Thc Bearing OF
the Christian Creed on Social Progress-Does
it Matter What a Man Believes"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08

Col H. T. Johnson, of Bradford, act
ing adjutant general of the state, was
in town yesterday and paid visit to
his daughter Ruth who is freshman at
the college, and consulted with Major
Raymond Mcfarland regarding the
work of the newly-organized battalion
at the College.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08

John Mccormack pays $64, coo income
tax, Caruso $50, coo. We may be thank
full that we were not all endowed with
such voices
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08

MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORT MID
DLEBURY BRANCH AM ERICAN
RED CROSS, FEBRUARY
Balance on hand Ist day of month SO IS
Received from dues at 4oc. per
member 90
Received from contributions IS
Received ftom other income I72 80
Total received during month S26S 90
Disbursements
Express 5 10 IS
Equipment 50
Films 30 II
Supplies purchased (military relief 22o 70
Total disbursements S26S o.
Balance last day of month So
S 26S SO
Bills unpaid:
Yarn 5 3sS 20
GauZe II 80
Total $50 o9
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08

"Town meeting passed off quietly"
is the general report from Register cor
respondents, and the women were there
to view the remains.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08

As a result of the license vote A
warning to motorists; The road be-
tween Shelbure and Burlington will
hardly be a safe one to travel next
Summer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08

The Middlebury Red Cross shipped tC
Boston for February the following arti-
cles:
1850 Gauze dressings
"a Comfort pillows
y Pajamas
6 Shoulder wraps
Hospital quilt
90 Sweaters
36 Helmets
Is Pairs knit hospital socks
l Knit Afghan
1870 Non-sterie dressings
II Surgical shirts
6 ConvaIescent gowns
as Muslin underdraWers
10 Sheets
"a Pairs socks
&c Pairs wristlets
Aviation cap
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08

In any event the country towns re-
NAMED pretty constant in their aifec-
tons, re.electing to office about nine
out Of every ten incumbents. There is
lot Of growing about ineficiency here
and there all the year round but on
election day everything seems to get
smoothed out and with the regularity
Of clockwolk the same men go in again.
Honors are due to Richard H. Buff
fun, senior at the College, who, since
June 1916 has been editor-in-chief of
the College paper ''The Campus, and
who is about to relinquish the position
in favor of Joseph p. Kasper of New
York, a sophomore. Mr.. Butfum has
labored indefatigably to keep "The
Campus gong and has been success
Sui against all odds such as the war
time depletion of men and resources has
entailed. As his finale, he has Just sue
ceeded in raising the papers entire
debt Of over $500, which had been held
over for several years. Alumni and
students have rallied to his support in
thi, debt-paying drive, and with a clean
slate and with Mr.. Kasper as its ener-
getc head The Campus will have a
bright future in prospect notwthstand-
ing the war-t time handicaps.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08

Administrations Rules and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Man.
ufacture of Bakery Products.
We are producing with the
amount of ingredients pre-
scribed by the Government, a
loaf as delicious, appetizing
and wholesome as you can buy.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08

is particularly delicious and
good because Of the wholesome
ingredients usedinit, Our bread
is good until it is gone, Use
any stale bread for dressings,
buildings, etc,
Our breadis made inaccordance
with the United States Food
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-03-08
LUNCH AT NOON.

Terms cash A. L, Aust
M. X. MOORE, Auctioneer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25

nil IN wenn CT eS bel fein Sieiente
@eg friege fam, Damn friegt er es
auf en- annere @es IN lie mebr man
Den Nenide pcrbiete bubt, ebbes au
genieBe, OeIto freiiger is er oafor,
I'M aar3 Den @eg is es nit Die gro.
bibijhen. Gie Nenide i'm beu. nit
mebr 10 Ounm ME lie bunnert Sabr
suriid mare. @as lie i'm Sto1r nit
tauie tonne, oas Made lie lid ieIblt
IN i'd mill Sbne reit bier iage, oob
es mid per6out lieuer is, lpenn en-
Ntenit oife I'M cbrlld in en- SaIu9n
gcDt, IN iid en- Grint taufe oubt,
ais menn er in ieim Seller betmIid
I'm ~iiefret lid en- Stoii mitie oubt
no nit fit 5u eiie IS. 90 I'm iest BEN
&c en- gioie, mas i'd Don Yrob;bi.
id)eH oentc.~
"a bate Se apruer eIna! e Sauo
crleEUe foune! 8ei Die SeIerib fin
puttienier trebii8 gauge I'm Der 9eb.
Dies Glnh bat e id6nes 2ieo ange.
itimmt, ID Die game araut mitge.
iunse bot. 8ie Der Subel e penis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
Grfrcut lid gnten ShIafes. nd

tonn ebrIid iagen," ifreibt SER
@iIbpIm greoon bon BAD 4re, Wid.
.oaB Sorni's 4IpcntrGuter mir iebr
gut geton bot. Sd fam jett gut
ellen un6 erfreue mid zines guten
SdIofes, etrDas, wos i6 iriiHer niht
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terbeiImitteI berfeblt ME feline 8ir.
flung. Gs 1T nidt in 4potbefen gu
haben, ion6ern miro bon 6eion6eren
2otoInsenten geliefert. Non idrei.
be an Or. Beter GabrneD & Cons SO.
25O1 Baibington glnb., Chicago,
Sainos.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25

nadgeIaIie bat, bat ser S6ebrnann
seiaat, ser annere aenoioeht batt
iest oas @ort for en- Replei, Iruper
Ser Seller bat ihou taIte 5ieB &c.
babt. Gr iagt, er Debt auf oag 8ort
oer3itte I'm MOTT nur e onar arpeit'
iteus an mid rifte I'm er oebt
gIeit)e, penn i'd Ole enniere MOTT.
Gie araut bat mo" 9eblQert,
c1pper ser Stebrmann bat geiogt,
ct t1tt feline abidedtid)eu IN er
iout nur I~csieuere, of aobrs Sebt
er iih SAG EriiieIetih a~us6ehaIte,
oaB err. cas- meiut DER Shebrmonn,
5u oiaieite BAIT. pelf)e GfreItifens
en- Gnnier ben %Iollie."
Sd gIauDe, er bat aeSenft i'd
mar mebbie gu Oumm ior Ole apeit.
'dens au b~eant1Uorte, Domit ih per.
bleirpe Sine Sbrn Iietper
Ebilipp Sauerampfer.
-anseigen I'M 8oIfsbIatt bringen
erfolg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25

5n 5ront BON ole Sabl bat c
RniidbGno gclpielt I'm oas is e
grobe GtrGditen scrpeie. &c ben Den
liefpe auguitin III ole lcste Hoie IN
al 10 patriotiid)e 2ieoer gelpielt IN
,pie Damn Die 3eit 5ilm Storte fon,n1c
IS. ga lin Die Ticbel5 II 10 III Die
SabI geitr0mt. 3ucriht Is Der Seb'
ois &lob fonrne. Die Si55ie. ruas
meine altc is, bat iiiulue I'M led)5Ig
2eboies 5uiammegetrommclt I'M ie
mare all in meiB nit blau weib rote
Saides 9eOrebt; lie tHn 5laggs &C.
traae III eli tel iub, Oas bat arig
neiS aesidt; Die 2ebSies fin arplper
aut gctitiert woroe tpie allies. Die
2eboies ben alld) nod cbbes annerlh'
ter errebniht gebabt. sc ben 10
eba,ii oreiBia iunse Situe ga 9ebabt,
no all in lpcibe Subts georeBt mare
IN oie 9umc ben aIs Slhers ge'
idoiit. Tas bat e orig quite Sn,'
prclhen sematt. 60 bel IN bel IS
Sic Sail 10 gefral,tet gespeie, oaB
rod nit email en- Stebiis imlperi8
aerpeie is. Nann bot Der Vtilter
9ommitubt sur Sronuns 9erufe un
hot aeia9t, Der arlere 4encioebt
bdtt sueridt oas gergnlese &c.
5pietid 81 made, Damn Debt ih on
Die 4eib tomme, Damn Der an'lere
IN Damn Debt nod email meln aorn
tomme. Sober aenoioebt oerIt nur
snnnsis @innits table.
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quite Smpreifen aematt. er bat
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ihen aetabtt I'M mas e Rebiden 10
gut I'M moraliid peroe oebt, penn
auer Bulbs abseihafft oebt peroe.
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i'd seiast, sic oerfe nit edlpedte,
bab i6 10 e fIauerie 9engpiti9 luble
ME mein 8orreoner; tpas ih la9e.
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id1udse grab pie mid Der Sdnabel
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fin Damn ben ib MIDI INNER &c.
pinIdt, wenn id) ood MIR email
ihmobfe oerit. Nein alter utann
sdtt mid frumnl mo labm 9eldmtl.
lie, ipenn er mid gefetiht bait NIT
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gSebg. gr bat mid immer oer5ablt,
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I'm mer Debt aud nit mebr pndle
IN al 10 Stoii. @el, for e lan9e
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S.nue ieoen Bernie no nler ben er.
pi,de f6nne in Sideretts inpeltet
ben IN mer ben Oruii los gepoIlt,
aIs ruern en- fIcincr Soder oade
0iiht.
.@ie i'd 3pau3i9 &abr all mar,
90 bat mein ia 9cldgt leBt mar l9
en- iunger Wnnn III lest oerit tN
auS mann IN Damn email lhlno9te
maaus OaB es mid Odmntetite Debt.
liza wiiie &c mas? 5ctt ben Id gar
nit mebr gum StJmobfe geIilDlt,
Benn it nur Sfmobt gebort ben,
Damn bat es mid ifon id 9enlatt'
LA Damn nod e anneres Dug, mas
i'd puttieniebr pcrgelie batt: Sie IN
nleine gurpeiabre Die Stdabroleief
Orber ZEN gefriest, nids mebr an
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nier aGbbitih 2ieis georodnet III
ben ole geidmobtt.
Sos sebt oas aruroer aa 6u
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impler batppe fam. pak Ct qa3p9e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
For Constable Brush Creek Township

the respective Offices names to be
voted for in said County at the general
election to be held Tuesday, the 9Th
day of November, 1918, together with
the names Of the political parties by
which said candidates have been nomi-
mated as the same have been certified
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25

-anseigen I'M 8oIfsbIott briuger
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25

Sas Gountp 9eridt miro iid am
pierten Rontos i'm Rooernber Der.
iammeln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25

@ea, oie 9rOBe
Mletung no nit
e Giebebt pcripit.
felt scmcic is, bat
itattgefunOe uno
luenn nit nod eb'
beS gang urlcdSs
pedtet lIppene
oubt, oanll. alu.
mer id) nil nit
porgreife.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
For Constable Brush Creek Township

eYNan bergeiie eS nidt 0aS
Announcement nuf Dos 8oItsblatt gu
besablcn, tpenn 6ns Sabr auf benz
Q~oress3ettcI nidt 1919, o6er meter
i'm 8ornl,s lnutct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
1reitas, ben %. Sftobcr, 1918.
GRsaer gd,reibebrtef hes
a'biIipp : ansrampter.

Wein lieber Serr 8c0adtiOndr:-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
For Constable Brush Creek Township:

to me by the Secretary of State and
the various political parties of this
County and the Townships therein, all
Of which are now on file in my office.
Said lists are arranged in order and
form in which they will be printed
upon the ballot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
Strmanncr Solfsblatt.
@rai Yrintins GO.. 6eransseber.
Sermauu, Wo.

Entered as Second Class Matter Week
" at Post Office, Hermann, Mo-,
Under Act of Congress, March 3,
1879.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25

State of Missouri,
County of Gasconade. SIS
|, Ferdinand Pletz, Clerk
of the County Court within and for
the County and State aforesaid, here
by certify that the foregoing lists
contain the names of all candidates for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-17

Postmaster Thornton desires 70 i'm.
pres upon his paszpns the lnseessity
OF cooperating. with the postal service
to the fullest extent in preparing and
mailing their Christmas parcels, nnd
points out that the careful observance
OF the following simple conditions by
maiiers II Of the utmost importance
in accom- piishiHe the end desaFsds.-
Prepay postage fully on all parcels
Address parcels fully and plainly.
Place name and address Of sender
on all matter.
Pack articles carefully and wrap
securely. but do not seal them. as
eealed parcels are subject TO postage
at the letter rate.
Mail parcels early: thsy may be
marked DO not open until Christ
mas"
Insure valuable parcels,
Written Inscriptions such as M erry
Christmas." Happy New Year,
with hest wishes" and numbers
names or letters for purpose OF de-
scription Are permissible Addition to
fourth-class tparccl post mail.
Books may bear simple dedicatory In.
scriptions not Of a. personal nature.
Other written additions subject par
cells to letter postage. Ccmmunica-
tons prepaid at hrst-class rate may
be sent with parcels prepaid at fourth
class rate, provided they are placed
in envelope securely attached to out
side. of parcels.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-17
'ElbltI AMQ RUDS1I
Nm THO Of SERIES


Dabney 18sl again defended his
record in CLOSE match Of the billiard
tournament at tho ST. Elmo billiard
parlors last night. winning from his
opponent, Lewis 1909. by score OF
100 to 10.
Lewis, who stands second. pull up
stih fght toward the latter part of
the game, but WAS ND match Tor Dab
nsy. nabney ran of the high run.
q seventeen. also TN eleven. against
Lewis nine-hall run.
In order to hurry the close OF the
tournament thu prpmoters are put.
ting on two games d night instead Of
tho scheduled one.
Hudson tS5) won the second after
hard-fought contest from his OPP
ponent.. George Herbert te0), ny a
score OF So to So. Herbert made the
high run. clipping on a sixteen
against Hudson's fourteen
The standing OF the players, after
the games last night, 10 N follows:
yInu net IJiyh Ry.r T0cf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-17

\ Raymond Strxus. MA. AUBREY 1lr11s
/! Murphy'S hotel--ked Cxosa CAkholit
auxiliary. Post Office = Richmont
Anti Tuberculosis association. Mis-
Martha Purcell. First National ban1
Richmond Anti-Tuberculosis assocl
alton. Miss Martha Chamoers. Col
i ored booth. colQred Red Cross head
quarters, Sol E1a IAish strcet---Rsv
w. r. Johnson. chairman.
j 1900 ExaFo11ed Yesterday.
/: Satisfactory progress for the open
| ing day OF the Red Cross Christnas
roll cali was reported last night BY
III. q. Boykin, director OF the cam.
paign, who said 1900 members were
enrolled yesterday, the opening day.
In view Of the Indictment weather
conditions, VIC had scarcely expected
TO mako so good start satd tins
director Reports from ell eas
workers told Of their enthusiastic re-
ception In stores. offices and houses
/ in all parts of the city. The fact that
the drive Is for 81 memberships only
and not one for funds, should result
/ in "A generous response from citizens
everywhere"
] The Red Cross story was brought
] to the attention OF theater audiences
/ last night by four minute speakers
whose roll call messages were re.
ceived with signx Of approval. To en-
able those in the audience who wished
| to respond to the injunction. Join
now! All you need is heart and q
dollar OF the LAS You
Like IT. auxiliary Of the Richmond
chapter of the Red Cross were pres
! ent AT ali the theaters with enrolment
blanks. Solicitors at the theatcrs TO-
night and tomorrow night will be fur.
nished by this auxiliary. Members OF
| TIA Pad zra n NAN4nff tar
will do the theater soliciting Thursday,
| Friday and Saturday nights and next
Monday night.
Results Are ENCOURAGING.
| An encouraging volume Of business
| was reported yesterday at all of the
Red Cross membership booths. These
! are located - Red Cross headquar-
| ters, Fourth and Grace streets, and al
several convenient places throughout
the city Many Automobiles enrolled
! at headquarters and asked to be sup
piled with pastors for the windshields
! of their cars, The pastors bear an
injunction to toin the Red Cross, and
already have made their appearance
on scores of AUTOMOBILES.
| A supply OF miniature Red Cross
posters we're issued at campaign
headquarters yesterday to many cash
iers and paymasters. who requested
/ 10 ne Supptleu WIN theH. Inc post
ers will be attached to pay envelopes
that are made up In stores and facto-
ries the latter part OF the week. It Is
expected they will be the means Of
directing the attention of hundreds OF
employees to the roll call
! Persons employed In several Offices
stores and manufacturing concerns
applied at headquarters yesterday for
| IA supply OF membership enrolment
blanks stating that they desired to
assist the committees assigned to
! canvass these places for members.
The enrolment blanks have spaces
for twenty-five names. Each mem
Der is given a Red Cross membership
button. service flag and ten Red
Cross seals.
The scheduled flight OF an airplan,
i over Richmond Yesterday was aban
doned because Of adverse weather
conditions.
|
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-17
CHARGE RAILROADS

ssniIof Aa0 taken such steps. are in
,sxnAsAea in an Investigation ordered by
4fMa atrector of operations Reports
Sr1m two regional directors are eS-
nAHtAd tomorrow, which may anoFd
fAA administration basis for acuon'
The particular road under labor
Ar ~ rrcsent Is the wabash. oniciass
cf the American Federation OF LABOR
haSo nctifed the railroad adminlssra-
tia that the wabash has posted No.
tfcSa. effective at once. of reduct<'n
- t1ysa ~ shop men 10 ferry hours
u~ek ana the discharge of about =
nAr cent Of the shop employees, Only
r~fentlv the wabash was working its
s.ss,n employees sixty hours week,
r1ssHf nouns daily and two hours over
slsSN This overtime work was this
ynNyrth abolished by the railroad ad-
mAVfsstr1tion To make room Tor re-
tur1&d soldiers. who must be an
aef0ea into industry. and to PERM.
~c6nomias n operation which time ana
= hAyf for overtime does not permit
-SY'he condition Of the Wabash does
- sus~fifx a reduction of working
Ac1urx to forty a week. nor the reduc
4iAn az the force in the shops saia
T.r6fBr Director McManinee, OF the
rsSlroAd administration we nave
v4,sed the twc regional directors IN
rhare< Of lis operation 10 investigate
anA ~epc-s NJ once. They are instruct
"a 70 see that shop workers are nor
sus under 70 uv-,wo hours week,
Sources friendly TO she Faiifoa ns
~Av fhe wabash cut is not an attempt
"A ,nreyudice employees against the gov
s~nment. but In actuated by necessary
sne-ensfe. and 4 reluctance Of the
read 70 come 70 the administration
Sr~ financing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-17

ern France and Belgium during the
work OF reconstruction Maintenance
OF this overseas force liz a task slight
ly less gigantic than was that OF pro-
viding for the forces engaged In bat
tie prior to signing of the armistice
Women Are Active.
Richmond women again are assum- =
ing an important role in the Red
Cross Christmas roll call. having been
assigned a considerable share of the
TASK Of raising the local chapters
funds. ~ l@-
N;sAaasSy efss entire work of Kicn-
mond membership Is dependent on
their efforts. Booths have been estab~
iished in department stores. at the
post Office and other satrategicaf'
points. where Christmas shoppers and
others may he reached efficaciously
and reminded of thu duty to the
Red Cross. All that one needs is a
heart and dollar, to borrow a we'll
known slogan of the organization.
Announcement was made yesterday
of chairmen for various districts
within the city in house toulouse
canvass which will be conducted by
women. II IL the first time that a
door~to-door canvass has been con-
Quoted In any Red Cross membership
drive. Mrs e. r. W. Kern II gem
erai chairman of the canvass, and her
associates and the sections of the city
which they will supervise follow:
Clay ward. Mrs. w. w. Sale: Madi-
son ward tnorthside). Mrs. Stuart
Michaux, Madison ward fsouthside)
Mrs James McGt1l; Lee ward, Mrs. II.
] ulien Myers Jefferson ward, Mrs r..
u. Garcin: Highland Park. Mrs. l.. II,
Enslow and Mrs p. J. Flippen; Barton
Heights, Mrs. William Biakey: Ginter
Park, Mrs. w, s. Rhoads; Westhamp-
ION. Rio Vista and River road" Mrs.
IF, A. Miller; Fairmourt and Fulton,
Mrs r. A Sprague, jackson ward.
Rev W. L. Johnson; Ashland. Mrs,
Henry r. Carter.
! Yesterdays workers al the booths
scattered over the city were:
Miller e. Rhoads--Colonial, DANES.
Mrs Thomas Cary Johnson. general
chairman: Mrs William Ruffin Cox.
Mechanics and Merchants bank.
South Richmond-Mrs- C. r. Brook
ing. chairman. Kerr 4 Schaafs
store, Church Hill---Mrs. n. n. Gar
Gin, chairman. Cohen's store--Mrs.
sam Cohen. general chairman: Mrs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-17
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/ his NOMINEES 10IlbRI
Joint session Of City OOuncii ID ~
Upon Recommendation N Special Il
Meeting nt Eight O'Clock.

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Upon Recommendation m Special st
Meeting at Eight 0'Ca0ck.-
The board Of aldermen viii meet
in special session tonight II 7:4s
o'clock to take up unfinished business
and Immediately thereafter 4 totnt
session OF city council will be held 10
dispoae Of the nominations Of TIM
mayor for the places of four city
directors.
Mayor Ainslie notiAed President
w. H. Adams, OF the board OF alder-
men, and chairman OF the Joint BODY.
that he was prepared 10 make MI
nominations, and suggested that a
joint session Tuesday might he salts
factory all around.
The board Of aldermen will act
upon the mayors veto OF the pro-
posed salary ordinance. among other
things.
Mayor Ains,ie said yesterday thai
he stood ready to present to city
council the names Of his appointees
to the places OF public sa fety. public
utilities. public works and public well
fare. but that he would not make the
names public untiIs they had bcen
handed to the city clerk and presents
ed to council. Many ruesses have
been made az to the personnel Nf tho
directorate, but none of them have
carried certainty.
The names most prominently men
toned are; For public safety. e. r..
Fuller, j. 3. Wood. W. NJ. Myers ",
Douglas Gordon: for public welfare.
DR.. Roy X. Flanagan, DIR. Ennion
g. Williams, Graham Il. Hobson, Dr..
Lawrence T. Price: for public works.
Charles r. Boiling, Henry r. Beck.
81. Julien Wilson: for public utilities.
Charles F.. Boiling, r.. W. Traffovd