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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Oklahoman-T irmes

~ 10 uNuuVhhh@ u III" hohhSG
All week day classified advertising
runs In both papers at one price. Sun
day OklHhoman, one issue, same rate as
the two dailles
one time. Daily Okla
homan ans Times DO. ! l-2c sc los
Three times, Daily Okla.
homan and Times. per
One o"s week. okiahoman
and Times per day l-6o 7c "a
one month. Oklahoman ..
and Times per day lc &c .1I
Figure six letters to the average WORD
and six words to the line, twelve lines
10 the inch
All cor Rents, Boarding and situation
Wanted, both Oklnhoman and Times. lc
ler word
CmssIfied contract rates for Okahomaa
and Times--6 900 lines TO be used within
oue year from date OF contract or con
met for three lines daily Tor one year
De- per line each issue, copy changed as
No nd accented for less than 25c.
ORt.AHOMAN AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
"T r" ApS viii be run seven days
rulv, when renewal win he solicited
CHARGE WANT ADS viii not be run
longer than seven days without re.
new7l order
All CHARGE WANT ADs arc due
and payable the same day first inscr'
ion Of ad appears tA, out o. town
WRIT ods nre positively cash I'm ndynnccb
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
fivcu by The OklRhoman-Tlm TO pn.
IRONS making ppyments over tho office
counter. hs no mistakes can be rectiflci
eitho N them,
CLOSING WOURS-hn want ads 90
tart In The Oklahoman must be In the
office nv p. m. on the day bcfor~
"a Is 10 run. exCcnt SUNDAY \l' wa'
ads for The Sunday Oklnhoman mus
ne In the office by 430 y. M Sa'ur
drvs M Wnnt ads 70 stnrt m Tim's
must he in the business office not awf
han ~ O'Clock on the dow ot puh.
ticn,ion Branch office IN westfalrs drug
store. 2os West Main is open daily at &
\. m, rad closes az . m Want ads ~
ceived after closing hours will be inserted
unaer he heading TOO Late 70 Classify.
RLlNn hDS-No answer 70 blind nds
will be given unless ticket n presented
showing KEY number when placing blind
sds. Answers ~ out-of- town hlird ads
win he forwarded without cost
TEL EPHONE WANT AUS Hrc charged
at the same rnte as cash ads and col
',"tIcns viii De mnde NJ YOUR home or
office the e0wr day first Insertion uf M
arrears. this ls Nu accommodation 9erv
frc Rud payinenta should ALWAYS he w0dS
promptly when hlll s urrSeuied AlWn"F
pslt your t0louhOrc ud tu be- repontcd
h1ck TO YOU hv tho telephone ad i0knr
- make sure thIf II hp, been correctly
taken The OlIHhOwIu-TiW cannot r3
sume rrsuo. hIlty for errors " anv
Zinc occurring iu telephone advertise.
UNDER Vo CIRCUMSTANCES VIII
DC be riacl.pl'I d tn. convenience ~
'.' r"oder is considered 1s ven ms m
PHONE Ppv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16
wANTED-To RENT

WANTEu-OciOhsr !. by family " two
well furnished fvo.ruO bungalow In
northwest part Of town COll Walnut
6fOt
WANTED to rent, modern house With
yard, in Lincoln school district, b or
more rooms Phone Maple 1855.
WANTED To RENT October or &.
room hOusr. viii lease n satisfactory
can Maple 2lSN.
WANTED hy refined business woman
nicely furnished sleeping room must
ho close In; references exchanged Ma,
care OklahOmnn
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WANTED

somebody TO contract for
empty wooden boses. PigsB wlggly,
l0l W Main
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

ROOMS ?apered s. and up. viii bring
samples, also painting. e. =. Roach.
wplnut 35l2
ROOMS pnpcred, s. no up. Will 'rHr
samples. also painting Roach. Phone
Maple $50
WANTED Painting and paper hanging.
viii bring samples Phone Wal 2l6s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16

For RENT-Two furnished b.drooins
modern home. Walnut 32ls, oil W
i2th
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BOY WANTED

One who will not attend school all
winter Job; must have bicycle Good
chance for advancement Must havr
neat appearance Apply Business office.
Daily Oklahoinan
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALR

EXPERIENCED seamstren wants post
ton In tailor shop or alteration de-
paTlv.NRl 81 N hIh 81
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FURNISHED ROOMS poR RENT
DESIRABLE room. private famIly, re-
fined neighborhood. Maple bOI

BROOM suite, bedroom and sitting rom;
will accommodate three adults. 2tn
Broadway Circle. Walnut 4ls5
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Check Writer Statesmen

''''NNA AN'N'iiiNh
We have mn opening Tor high grade
man, capable " handling large territory
fast promotion for producer J = Ouutt.
General Sales Agent Todd rIr',ctograph
Co 2s Terminal Arcade Oklahoma city.
Okla.
YOUNG MAN, H. desires position dfiy.
ing car. experienced, B-sl6, care okla
homan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16

SUITE Of modern light hoIsekesplHs
rooms In modern home, 1874 W Park
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16

WANTED Good all.round man Tor
cleaning and pressing shop and will pay
good wages, or will sell come aud look
Il over and judge for yourself French
DryCleaner, NpNklrk Okla
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S-hpOM modern apartment. newly furs
nlshed, new kitchen range large pan.
Try slnk IN Kitchen. bath adjoining; pri-
yate entrance; " week or $40 u month,
This W Il laryrin. Young or mi Idle AGED
couple. without children preferred. tis
" rhlrd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16
BATES-DAVIS
PRIVATE SCHOOL

20J-lO weaver Hldg. Main and Harvey,
Individual instruction In shOrthaud
Graham and Gregg touch ypewrltins,
bookkeeping accounting all CONNER
ciul subjects--spcClal coaching Tor gov.
crnment positions Day and night
school enroll any time. terms rcHson-
able; onsy monthly payments For full
Information, visit the school tany time)
or phone Maple 2SS
WANTED Elderly colorcd woman to as-
sist with general nousewurk good
wages. must stay on premises az night
Phone Maple lGii.
EXPERIENCED filter and alteration
woman for exclusive garment shop in
a good city near oklahoma city, stato
experience and salary desired. B cog,
DklahOm1n
WANTED Competent girl for small
family, no laundry, big wagoB walnut
79is. S23 w nth
WANTEp-Gr TO work At soda foun-
tain nigh School Phaumacy i2J y.
Robinson
GlRL wanted for general homework a.
sl2 " lith 81
LARGE retail business has need for o
competent strnugrlpher experience In
retail business will be Of advantage but
not absolutely essential; position with
good salary open at once. MI, Ol,la-
humun.
WANTED-A lady stcnognpher Apply
Collins Uietz-Murris Co. Wholesale
Grocers 2-i-G-S W lN 81
WAITRESS wanted at Bristol hotel
REPRESENTATIVES, in every county IN
Oklahoma IL new prnrusltion, excellent
opportunity New Era Specially Co
2ol5 y Fitzhugh, Dallos Texas.
NANTEu-Co,ored gitl Tor general
housowork 20 Dale Ave Walnut 39ll.
WAITRESS WANTED g. " Sims Ci-
gar TO. llj West Main
! EXPERIENCED bookkeepcr and stenog-
rnpher for wholesale house. Phone
Walnut g. can 2o7 y Broadway
| WANTED Men and women 20 Work n
mailing room OF The Daily oklahomtu
| lCsrrtug thy Blg sunday Ohlahumgu
| can Monday morning, Fourth stree en-
| trance Sc, foreman mailing room
| IWANTEp-Colo maid with efcreucc
for general housewort 5o6 " 10Th.
| GOOD washcrwoman wanted at ~ Wcs
! Reno
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WANTED Elderly COlurcd woman TO Hs-
sist with general nouseWurk good
wages. must Htny on premises at night.
Phone Mamie lGiA
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MALE HELP WANTED.


SELL something that viii sell Patriotic
FAX Portraits are In big demand ,
lvswlrrg wanted everywhere. Call OF
write, Penn. Portraits 1874 ". lst Okla
homa city
N,ANrEu-'lHo men or boys to learn
trade steady work Walnut Ell. Tom
polan Heating Co.. 1o9 n Dcwoy
A MAN to work at popcorn ma ilne
and sell In th"atcr Empress Candy
shop. III W Main
WANTED Efrand hoy. Merry optical
Co lOii5 W. Main.
DAIRY FARMER wnnteG. man aud wife,
experienced with cows, to take charge
~ herd Of %, usr Hinmnn mixer, mana
Etr 80 board extra help, have good
equipments, must be clean industrious
and honest; mix delivered 10 station
fair wages. extra good eight-rOOm house
fine school and church near oklahoma
city. must give two references aud qual-
,ncatiuus H. Orst letter: II you don't like
work and cows, don't apply, B-221 care
Oklahoman
CLEANER and prrss,r. man or woman
steady lob, good wages Yale Cleaning
Works. Yale. okla Phone 91.
MAN to handle stockroom for branch of
large corporation. opportunity for nd.
ynucement 10 right man firestOne Tire
a Rubber GO. 2l2 W lst St
WANTED-Sm Smart man Tor orderly Ap.
ply IN person. corner l2'h and Harvey
WANTED-A nrst-cluss auto mechanic,
guarantee i35 per week John Goellcr
Garber. okla.
WANTED-F -First-c class jolt printer; steady
situation TO man who makes good
Democrat Chief Hobart. Okla
WANTED-Fifeen lows for l.ght FAC.
tory work at good wages Apply Wes,
First, Odclsl Mfg Go
WANTEp-Errand boy Merry OpticaI
60 loi'4 " Main.
WANTED AT ONCE-Two shoe men and
two clothing men Gail Tor " II
Richardson. Lee e-Huckins Hotel
WANTED Young married man for OF,
flee work. sales department. good or
portuuity for advancement state eNperl.
ouoe and salary wanted. N-6i, Okla
hompn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16

NJ
wall Walnut 1915
rooms, nicely furnished. l2i Vert
Main.
FOR RENT Two or three tight house.
kceping rooms lib W 9TH,
TWO large clean light housekeeping
tooms, modern. zoe ", 9Th 81.
WE'LL furnished modern housekeepins
aud lsleeplng rooms 22l W Reno.
FOR hENT-Four Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. ljii W. 2eth, Maple
l476-R
FOR RUNT-Large southeast housekesp-
Ing rooms, everything furnished; prl-
yate home. 81. Walnut i99S.R. 1915 n.
Ames
ONE large lIVht housekeeping room, i5.sv
per week, no children, SOL W. eth.
NICELY furnished modern housekeeping
rooms g0l W. 9Th Call Walnut H1a-R
LARGE front modern rooms Tor house.
keepinr, reasonable Walnut 1905
NICELY furnished rooms Tor light
honackcepinE vry reasonable. ~ W.
Sth 81
rHRtE iicoy furnished rooms Tor iisht
hrus'ktuphg; call In rear 9ii West
California,
TWO or housekeeping rooms. private
home; adults only. Walnut IA or
Walnut i21i-J,
LlqHT housekeeping rooms for rent SIS
Harrison.
SUITE Of modern light hoIsekesplHs
rooms IN modern home, 1874 W Park
BROOM modern apartment, newly fur
nlshed, new kitchen range. large pan.
try. sinh IN Kitchen bath adjoining, pri.
yate entrance iS week or $40 a month.
This w lRryrin Young or mi Idle AGED
couple without children preferred. tis
p Tbitd
FOR COuPLE-Deslrabi houaekeepins
rooms first floor. Phone Maple tsis.I
TWO light housekeeping rooms. moderni
upstairs, adults, Walnut 1927.
THREE nicely furnished honsek eepirS
rooms, upstairs, IN private home.
Northeast WALNUT 2,s5
TWO light housekeeping rooms. fSir-
nlshed 50 East 9Th. Maple 1859,
TWO light housekeeping rooms, ON CAP
line. Call Maple 1927.
TWO. furnished rooms for housekeeping.
moderhi adults only; 500 w bth.
THREE furnished housekeeping rooms
for the care OF a s-year-old child dur
Ing the day. Cali. sunday or after . ..
M, 2yl W, =. Capitol Hill
-FOUR rooms for light ouscksepinE sne
for sleeping, ,t7ot w. list, I block
north ~ Main stteet car line. on Ken
tucky Ave. Maple ibhi
TWO desirable housekeepine roouss)l
adults only; 72s W, sth.
'rwo nicely futnished houseoicsepIns
rooms modern. Maple 1883
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16

SELL something that viii sell Patriotic
FAX Portraits are In big demand (,
lyswirrs wanted everywhere. Call or
WritA, Penn. Portraits 1924 ", lst Okla
homR city
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DENSMORE HOTEL
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

TRY 4 CAFETERIA SUPPER"
MEATS l0c a l5c. VEGETABLES &c.
DESSERTS SC a. iOc. HOME COOKING.
VALE CAFETERIA
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Room WITH poAnn FOR RENr

LARCE. nicely furnished room IN home
with board sia \ Robir-on; refer.
-ncss
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BUslNEss WOMAN would like to share
nicely furnished 5.toom apartment
with couple, desirable location, Capitol
car hnei adults only: reference. Cali
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-12
u. D. C. ELECTS DELEGATES
Richmond Organization Chooses Rep.
rescntntives TO State Convention
to he Held Next Month.

Delegates elected yesterday afternoon
by the Richmond United Daughters OF
the ConHderacy to attend the conven-
ton of the Virginia division, which
will be held in the auditorium of the
jefferson Hotel October As arc as fol-
lows:
Mrs, y. V. Randolph., Mrs. c., ": Mas
sic. Miss Lucy Munford, Mrs. ]. g. Cor
ley, Mrs. Archer Richardson, AIRS. r
4, Blenner, Mrs. RandolGh watkins
right, Mrs. Newton McVeigh. Mrs. p
7. White. Mrs. John Bauer. Mrs. Charles
Norman. Mrs. Taylor Ellyson. Mrs
Grasswit. Mrs. Walter Christian. Mrs.
s. d. Dre~ry. Mrs. Nelson Powell. Mrs
c. Z. Boiling, Mrs. !. p; FourGurean
slice. Mrs. n: 4. Brown. Miss Lula Car
doza Mrs. w. Il. Nawter, Miss Sallie A.
Anderson. Miss Katherine Evans, Mrs.
s c. Dew. Mrs. Eugene Curran. Mrs.
Laughton Nuckols. Mrs. a. D. Lander
kin. Mrs: W. p. Bradley. Mrs: w p
W. II Powell.
Mrs. Norman V. Randolph, president
OF the Richmond chapter, Q. d. G..
and general cha irman of the conyen-
was held in Lee Ca"N Hall yesterda J.
afternoon for the nr n0Se or naming
delegates and chairman of committees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-12
GENERAL HEDEKIN REVIEWS
5000 TROOPS AT CAMP LEE
Few of Men Who Participated Had
Bcen In Training More Than
SIXTY

CAMP LEE. VA. September H.
Civilians and soldiers in excess of
number OF soldiers that passed the re-
viewing stand witnessed the review by
Brgadicr-General Charles A. Hedekin,
commanding general. of 5000 troops
from the Infantry Replacement and
Training Camp this afternoon. 1t was
the first review OF troops held here
since 10000 men passed before Assis-
tant Secretary of War Crowell and Ma
jor-General Chamberlain the latter part
of the Thirty seventh Division. which
participated in that review. the camp
was turned into replacement camp.
and accordingly there arc no regi-
ments. brigades or similar units which
have men developed sufficiently to be
reviewed.
The review began at $40 O'Clock in
the afternoon. and was complete in
thirty minutes. Few of the men who
passed the stand had been in camp
moro than sixty days. Their showing
for 80 short period OF training was
considered excellent by military men.
The majority of the men were appar-
emily twenty-one year old youths who
have been called to the colors since
their registration in June They
once past the reviewing party they
broke into double quick, then formed
into fours- and passed off the field.
The entire reviewing party was
mounted. With General Hedekin were
Colonel Tayman. the commanding Off,
Ger Of the Replacement Camp. and
Colonel Michlin. who comma nded the
review others in the party included
various staff officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-12
SOCl E T Y

TER Miss Evelyn ii. jaeRson ne and aaG Nh
SSa ays en,,,rn m9ather, Mrs =; b.: Mofti.
ing been entertained in WasSinKton
! ihs Navy sssyy,t and Mrs: 5ossphSs banieis
party. which included iHfteen guests
o 1ads y, the trip from: Warrington s't to
iended Sho eSa1 rc yatent and and at
auet given there. The party Was also
SWH ssLiaT,a at luncheon and dinner in
Ruished guests In attendance
Marriage Announced.
Mra: Sue r White has issued cards
anno9ncIng the marriage. OF her daush-
Hobson. United States Nav s the Se'' eerel
mony having taken place Friday Aug
M s5 sG Win IN sa a3 hons Mr. and Mrf
Davis Avenue.
Winston-Bourgeoix.
Mr.. and Mrs; T. Anderson Bourgeois.
OF Esteilviiis; N. j.. announce. the mar
son OF Robert l.. Winston. Of this city,
the ,h esrfm1ny hsying been ps1formed
Rev; Hemingway. OF Camden: \: j..
lies and few i",in afS friends ds We're
The bride was given in marriage by
ntT falher and wore 4 gown OF white
crepe de chine. trimmed with old lace.
a reception followed the ceremony.
The groom, who is a graduate of Nir-
Binia Military Institute and the Uni
fersity OF Glasgow in naval architec-
>ture. now holds tho position OF assist :
ant manager OF the Sun Shpbuilding
Company. OF Chester. Pa. and is q
Naval Architects, the Engineers Club
of Philadelphia and Kappa Alpha Fra
ternity
Mr.. and Mrs. winston. after return
ing from their trip TO the Pacific Coast.
Will be at home in the Essex. Thirty
fourth and Chestnut Street after Oc-
tober Is.
Nartin--Giuet.
or Wide interest Is the announcement
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Gillet Of
the marriage of their daughter. Nina
Drysdale diliet. 70 Lieutenant Albert
GiImer Martin; United states Navy.
of Alberta. Canada, which was ceie-
brated in Washington Saturday. Sep
tember Z. Mrs. Martin has lived In
Newport News since childhood. Lieu
tenant Martin has just arrived in this
country from duty in European waters
and is expected to leave shortly for
overseas.
Back From the North.
Mrs. John l. Grubbs and her daugh-
ter. Virginia. who have been spend
ing the summer with the formers
mother. Mrs. Vitale. In Brooklyn, \. Y.
have returned to Richmond with Sir:
Bethlehem and Hliertown Pa. where
they have been entertained by friends
and have been motoring through the
mountains en- route for this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-12
A DAGGER
IN THE BACK

That's the woman's dread when she
gets up in the morning to start the
days work. oh, how my back aches"
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules
taken to-day ease the backache OF to-
morro~-taken every day ends the
baekache for all time. Don't delsy.
What's the use of suffering? Begin
taking GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil
Capsules to-day and be relieved to-
morrow. Take three or four every day
and be permanently free from wrench
ing. distressing back pain. But be sure
10 get GOLD MEDAL. Since 1896
GOLD MEDAL. HARLEM Oil has been
the National Remedy OF Holland, the
Government OF the Netherlands having
granted special charter authorizing
its preparation and sale The house
wife of Holland would almost as soon
he without bread as she would without
her Real Dutch Drops as she
quantity cal lis GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
Oil Capsules. This is the one reason
why you will find The women and chill
dren of Holland so sturdy and robust
GOLD MEDAL are the pure, original
Harlem Oil Capsules imported direct
from the la boratories in HARLEM. Hol
land; But be sure to get GOLD
box. Sold by reliable druggists in
sealed pa ckages, three sizes. Money
refunded IL they do not help you. Ac-
cept only the GOLD MEDAL. All
All others are imitations.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-12
vile TASTE
BLIS7ERED MOUTH
Oklahoma Lady Had Dreadful
Time Before Finding the
Right Remedy-Bleck-
Draught.

Seward, Okla.-Mrs. Annie Bowl
by. OF this place, says in letter
written for publication: 81 have
used Black-Draught for two years,
or more, and will never cease to be
grateful for what it did for me and
mine.
Some time ago my mouth broke
out with hlisters. l had a vile taste
in my mouth, all slick and disagree
able. seemed to have a great deal
Of inward fever. l suffered with my
back and kidneys.
was SO nervous, it was dreadful.
I would almost cry-I suffered SO.
had gas on the stomach and pains.
BILE was most severe. I had the
without result.
began to use Thedford's Black
Draught, making 1t into q tea, and
using teaspoonful dose at time
in hot water. / gradually got better,
my liver began to act, the fever
went down and have never had any
more trouble Of this kind.
There is no other medicine 80
good as Black-Draught."
You will say that, too. when you
have given Thedford's Black
Draught a trial.
It is good medicine.
Buy q package to-day.
All druggists sell Black-DTa4Sht
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-12
new CALOMEL IS
WHOLLY DELIGHTFUL

Calotabs. the new harmless and nau-
sealess calomel. may now be obtained
Ct almost any good drug store AS q
new Calotabs are even more effective
than the old style calomel. yet there
is not the slightest danger. nausea nor
unpleasantness. :.
low OF water, that's all. Next morn
ing you awake feeling fine. with a
hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat
thing. There Is not the slightest dang
or nor interference with your work.
cslotabs are sold only in original. seal
Your drassist Viii rsfand your p nancy
IL yod are not denghtSd-hs rSeotn-
uaends theua-Adx.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-12

Miss Victoria Var
ney OF Shock. KY, says
that she was entirely
cured of catarrh of the
head and kidney trou-
bic by taking Aim.
and she is Elad to
recommend 1t to all
who suffer with tn Q
above diseases. as sh g
wants them to feel as
well as she does.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-12
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa Hun,on. Jr. and
their son, Eppa Hunton. ", have re-
turned to Richmond, after an extended
absence.
Mrs. Otis F. Bland. wife Of Congress
man Bland. of Washington, has re-
turned to her home. after visit TO
Mrs. Wexford Brockenbrough. of ell
North CRANKY Street
MS Charles Fox Graham. OF Nor
folk. 10 the guest other mother. Mrs.
Kate NJ Pollard. at 327 North Harri-
son Street.
Miss Jessie Bailey. of Baltimore, ia
visiting Mrs. kate NJ Pollard AZ her
home here.
St George r. Fitzgerald and Niles
Settie Fitzhugh. OF Fredericksburg. arc
at Rutgers Hotel since their return
from Buffalo Lithia SPRING..
Lieutenant Richard II. Ryan. for
merly of the Norfolk Ledger Dispatch
who recently received his comm ssion
at Camp Gordon, Ga, has returned to
Camp Perry, Ohio. after n ten days
furlouEh spent with Virginia friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-12

list of the names OF all employees
under them with the salaries that they
are paid. When these lists shall have
been placed In the hands of the clerk.
tho chairman Of the committee will call
special meeting. at which beginning
toward the framing Of suitable ordi:..
as Subchairman Fuller expressed it,
Will be made. This request to depart
ment heads and other officials was au-
thorized by the adoption of resolu-
ton to that effect brought forward by
Mr.. Pul1er. II was decided by the com
mittce that all future meetings would
be held subject to the call of the chair
man.
All tho committees which reorganizcd
Tuesday night met yesterday afternoon
and last night and elected their chair
men and subchairmen for the ensuing
term. With the exception of the change
Of the meeting of the Advertising and
Wednesday night of every month to
the fourth Monday night. no changes
In the time OF meetings were made.
CHAIRMEN AND SUBCHAIRMEN
Or COMMITTEES Ann ELECTED
The following chairmen and sub
chairmen of tho joint committees of
the new Council were elected:
cbsirman: annne,m.o oTdway Pqiler
Su he a irman.
Observation-Disclosures Barton Fl. Grun-
dy: chairman; Councilman G. ~. Seaton.
subchairman.
Observation-Disclosures Marx Gunst,
chairman: Councilman Edgar 3. Eng
lish. subchairmau.
Public Buildings. Properties and IT'LL
ities-Coupcilman Claude l.. Batkins
chairman: Alderman Arthur c. Nielsen
subchairman.
Dock. River and Observation-Disclosures
Lawrence Paul chairman: Councilman
Jefferson Powers. subchairman
laims-Councilman John w Moore,
chairman: Alderman W. stuart White,
su hcha irman.
Advertising and Enterprises
dent Fl. Lee Peters, Of the Common
Council chairman; President w r.
Adams. of the Board of Aldermen, sub
cha irman.
Special committee on revision Of or
dinances to conform to charter changes
Councilman John L. Rose chairman;
Alderman Ordway Fuller. subchairman.