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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
MACIERZ POLSKA.

fest orgsnizaeya laczaca miodzie7 poll
ska obOjga piCI W pracach naukowych,
patryotyCznych 1 bratniej pomocy dla
podnieslenia ducha moralnosci l dooro-
bytu " sDoiecZsistwie, a szczesoInie
miedzy miodzieza Dolska. Mona zapi-
sac sic ma pOsmiertne cd lat IL do 40;
ma czionE6w Stowarzyszonych beg o.
.EraniCGenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18

Ola kt6rejs W poslannictwie znalazi
sic ma szczycie,
Niech~ Gle w~dziecznie W modlitwie
Ojczyzna spamieta,
Din ktorej szczodrobliwie poswieci-
ies.zycie.
Ok. T. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
Odmie1cy.'

y
cow, ktorzy pod ~wojennych groz
presya podali do wladz o zmiane
nazwisk r~odowych ma inne, VIE
cej z amerykanska brzmiace, II,
raczej ME brzmiace wcale, hub
brzmiace tax internacyonalnie w
formie przekreconej, czy
odmienionej, tax charakter ma
rodowy nazwisk owych zatarto i
internacyonalizowano, re i TO-
dzona matka ME pozna, skad / cd
kogo TAXI zatachlowany synalek
pochodzi.
Kapitalny w tym ,bonczu' 60
jest mp. ow jakis Mojzesz
mkt sic ME domysli, Cd ia
kiej WARY pan TAXI bye potrze-
- Mojzesz Goldschmidt,
ktory dodaje do dumnego sweso
miana - Franklina i ma sic
odtad nazywac uMozes Franklin
Goldsmith. -. Jak ma ,yiMojze-
to bardzo niebezpieczny 6w
dodatek, DO Franklin mial jakieS
Z pieronami interesy pukaiace...
Me dziwimy sic tez zbytecznie,
IL sic inaczej nazwac probuje ia
ks kuzyn ces. Wilhelma, .Stank-
wasser" mu ma imie, czy cos po-
dobnego! o tym rzecby MONA Z
Sienkiewiczem, IL gdyby TAX kto
kota nazwal, toby miauczai przez
try tygodnie!.. .
Ale - re sic W grupce owej
jedno nazwisko i pol
skie, a to nawet zupelnie PREY
zwoite, dobrze, re szlachecka ma
wet ~brzmiace, ajakze, ia nam bar
do niezrozumiaie i - przykre.
ze Niemcy zmieniaja swe ma
zwiska w czasach dzisiejszych,
chcac sic takim ncamouflagem'
ukryG pred antypatya publiczna
to powtarzamy latwo wyrozu-
mice; wybaczymy r6wniez Mem
cowi, re zmienia sobie naive, gdy
sic zwie ME przymierzajac jak ia
ks ,Sauerkraut", nStinkkaes",
,.Blutwurst", albo inny Bismarck;
podobnie tez wyrozumiec jesteS-
my skionni, gdy nieiadnie s}ysza-
ce sic nazwisko swe Polak Cd
mienia ma inne, lepiej brzmiace,
giadsze ola ucha i lzejsze do wy
powiedzenia. Vice wyjatki cd
zasady, re imienia rodowego
strzedz i szanowac je wypada -
wyjatki take pojmujemy i wyba-
czamy. Ale niechajby zmiany O.
we byiy z zachowaniem charakte-
rystycznego brzmienia narodowe-
so w nazwisku, niechaj jakiS dali
my ma to ,,Paprzycki" ME zamie-
MIA sic ma ,,Papie", DO to juz nosi
cechy niezawodne renegacyi naro
dowej - oczywistego odstep-
silva.
Powiadaja niekt6rzy - jake
argument, specyalnie ola Pola-
.kow stosowany, re podobno dlu-
gozgloskowe i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nazwiska nasze So trudne do wy
n6wienia! Bajka! przeswiety
sadie! O~statecznie moze sic IDA
rye, re ktoSby sic nazywaf mp.
,Szczerbrzeszynski", albo Pre-
-
nyslowicz, lub nPrzasnyzski'
p-zyczem przecietnie nieeduko'
wany Amerykanin musialby XII
chnaG, ably to wypowiedziec, ale
= to wyjatki rzadkie, a pozatem
ME wierzymy w to, by imiona ma
SEE byiy az tax trudne do wymo-
vienna i tax jezyk lama}y; zrsszta
- choGby navel, to niechta -
MECH sic jezyki wyiamuja nagi-
naja, az wypowiedza: mozemy
my, MECH moze i kto inny! Ma
pewne nasze nazwiska ME maJa
DO kilka liter niemych, jak angiel-
skie, tax, re zadnego trudniejsze-
go imienia angielskiego ME wiesz
.jak wymowic, MIN CT 60 ME po-
vie sam wiaSciciel, BIO ME wiado-
mo jak on swoje cztery niewymo-
wne litery ~wymawia.. -. Wiec ME
tax znowu trudne So tie nasze ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18

,.Dziennik Chicagoski" motna
zamawIae u nastepujacych agen-
tow: Jones, 1927 N. Troy utica,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
Sp.S.Szwajkartowi,

wodzie,
Jak piomyk pozegnalny wsrod topic
lisK loza.
Niewesolo sic wieczor slal ma fal
poszumie
Ola tego, ktory droga zegnal ojco-
WHINE,
Bo wygnaniec odczuje, W cierpieniu
zrozumie;
Co to macy ma zawsze ~pozegnac o.
czyzne.
Ia chlebem i ~wolnoscia trza p6jsc W
SWAT daleki
z ciezkiem screen, 2 wezelkiem do
bytku ma grzbiecie.
Lecz z garstka tel ziemi, ktora mu
ma wieki
Pozostanie relikwia najdrotsza ma
swiecie.
zwroc juz oczy ma zach6d ty, Pola-
ku MILDLY,
Ola Gle SWAT sic otwiera uludy po-
poneta,
Niczem tobie szarugi, kleski 1 "a
woody,
P6ki W dloni twej sciskasz grudke
ziemi Swieta.
Pozegnalnie raz tylko chot spojrzyj
"a siebie,
W owa dial nieprzejrzana, gdzie o.
czyzna droga,
A zleciwszy sic wreszcie Matce Bos-
kiej W niebie,
Ruszaj W droge daleka, plyh - piyh
W Imie Boga!...
Polak mlody ukradkiem lie nieme-
ska W oku
I westchnienia aarliwe diawi siia
wolf,
Lecz gdy spojrzai ma blade gwiazde-
czki W obloku,
Cicha skarga wnet ~zdradzil, jak go
SERGE boil:
,,Bywaj zdrowa, Ojczyzno! Zegnaj
mi ma zawsze.. .s.
Ach, odczuwam, ME moge Gle ko-,
/ chaG gorecei
Ola Gle zycie poswiece, gdzie ntebs
laskawsze
Hen, daleko!.. Ojczyzno! ME ujrze
Gle wiecej"...
Porzucali kraj wiolcy, porzucali
prosci,
Opuszczali zagony ziemi - rodzi--
cielki,
A W tiumie dusz, laknacych chleba
wolnosci,
Opuszczales O~jczyzne 1 ty, Mezu
wielki.
Krok zwr6ciles przesmutny W zachod
jasny s}ohca,
Lecz dusza sic zwracaia do chaty
niewolna,
Gdzie Gle rola 2 powrotem VIOLA
kochajaca,
Gdzie Gle wstrzymacby chciala ! pta-
szyna polna, -
Gdzie CT z wierzyc kosciola swojskie
graja dzwony
l SERGE W SWAT unosza niebieski mad
giowa,
Leea Ouch piracy wolnosci 1 ofiar
spragniony,
RwIe sic W swiaty nieznane i ojczy-
zne nova,
snat sic odglos Chrystusa Boskiej
ofiarnosci
Ma Twej duszy skutecznem odbi} ~
cha ectem,
Bos Dol ostry, CO W sercu bezlitosnie
gosci,
Pokryi dzielnie, jak mocarz, zewne.
trznym usmiechem.
Pozegnales Ojczyznel - Przepiyna-
les morze -
Powitaia Gle rola szeroka | diuga,
Vice z wiara granitowa W poslan.
nictwo Boze,
Ma lezacej odlogiem whales sic do
piuga;
A gdys W chrobrym zastepie Braci z
krwi / koSci
Plony zmudnych zabieg6w ogladai
szczesliwy,
Przekonaies sic, Re Bog W Swojej
O~patrznoSci
Wiodi Gle tutaj do piracy ma goscin-
ne niwy.
TAX upiyneiy lata wsrod dziaiaczy
grona,
SpCkrewnionych CT screen 1 celem
Wiara -
Lata, W kt6rych sic dusza, trudem
obarczona,
Pokrzepiala tesknota "a Ojczyzna
stara,
Owoce Twych zasiewow pionefy TN
cZasem
Norzysci stokrotnemi, zawsze jedrne
- swieze,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18

skiego 1 zachete do tego, uswia-
damianie W tel mierze r6wniez
"a nasza uznajemy powinnosc.
30 ME ulega kwestyi, il w@asci-
we to jest j wskazane i prakty-
CINE: podniesie uwazanie nasze
u obcych, zblizy mas do Mich, "a
lety nasze i'm ukaze, sympatye
ich pozyska ola mas, przyniesie
nam masy ca}e korzysci ma kaz-
dem polu zycia tutejszego oby-
watelskiego, a z drugiej strony
umozliwi nam s1uzbe obywatel-
ska tenn lepsza w kraju tym -
ola jego dobra, siuzbe PREY zu-
z%ytkowaniu wszystkich sill i
zdolnoSci naszych. Vice uczyc
sic trzeba - jeno uczyc a wyna-
radawiac to ME jedno. I skoro
ME mozemy zaufac w dziedzinie
o%mawianej sprawy - obcym,
skoro many poszlaki pewne, il
uczac, wynaradawiacby chcieli
Polki nasze, zapytujemy - dla-
czego ME zabiora sic do sprawy
tel nasze wfasne organizacye, a
specyalnie co do rodaczek, cze-
mu ME podejmie mandatu tego
kszta}cenia ich W Angielszczy-
znie n. p. ,,Zwiazek Polek" orga-
nizacya zreszta ruchliwa i czyn-
ma?
Pred niedawnym czasem dzia
@afy w Polonii amerykanskiej -
nawet z wcale niezfym rezulta-
tenn t. wv. szkoiy obywatelskie
obecnie racye bytu szko1y tie
straci}y prawie zupelnie, gdyz
obywatelstwa teraz w czasie
wojny dosta6 prawie ME MONA,
a w kazdym razie pozostaje sta
rajacych sic o ME i majacych
szanse ~otrzymania go teraz tax
ME wiele, il szkof ola Mich pro-
wadzic ME opfacifoby sic. Tedy
niechby take przystepne szkoly
jezyka angielskiego '~zastapify o.
we dzielnicowe szkofy obywatel-
skie, niechby tym obywatelskim
Szkofom zlecono mandat nauki
jezyka angielskiego, a specyal--
ME co do kobiet naszych - m6gf
by i powinien podjac i prowa-
die rzecz omawiana ,,Zwiazek
Polek", kt6ry przytem m6giby-
zego tez bardzo potrzeba, jedno-
czeSnie uSwiadamiac Polki w
powinnoSciach obywatelskich,
ku kt6rym przecie niewiasty te-
raz tax sic garna: mia1aby wiec
organizacya owa nader wdzie-
CINE i obfite pole do wp1ywow W
kwestyach ca}emu ruchowi ko-
biecemu w tym kraju ME obojet-
nych.
Rzucamy mySl: moe podej--
ma ia rodaczki nasze re ,,Zwiaz-
ku Polek": jeSli to zrobia, stwo-
RIA ola organizacyi swej mako
mite move dziedziny dzia}ania,
co napewne przyczyni sic wy
datnie do pomnozenia tez szere-
gov samejze organizacyi, z kt6-
ra chetniej iaczyc sic beda ro-
daczki, w szkofach takich odpo-
wiednim wpfywom poddane, a W
robocie tel ca4ej da NV. Polek'
sfuzbe pozadana i naszemu ma
rodowemu zywioiowi, chroniac
Polki cd zakus6w wynarodowie-
-:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18

Druga stwierdzic pozwala rzecz
znana w Swiecie caiym, il Mem
cy razem re swa pedanterya i
drobnostkowa, systematycznq
sclsfoscia - ME So narodem ge-
.niusz6w, a w Swiecie naukowym
przewodniego badz-co-badz ME
zajmuja -stanowiska. Przewyz-
szajq ich pod kazdym wzgledem
we wszystkich wiedzy dziedzi-
mach narody inne, kt6re r6znych
pierwszorzednych wydaly geniu-
Sow, odkrywc6w, wynalazcow,
tw6rcow epokowego znaczenia-
gdy Niemcy zadnego podobnego
nazwiska nj przykiadu podat ME
NIGGA. Ma punkcie wynalazkow i
odkryc naukowych So Niemcy
daleko w lyle "a Anglia, Francya,
Ameryka i Wlochami, a to-, co
zrobili samodzielnie, ma znacze-
nie dalszorzedne - ME zasadni-
cze, raczej kommercyalne. So
wiec Niemcy doskonalymi popu--
laryzatorami wiedzy: co kto zro-
bi, przyjmuja, omawiajq, obrabia
ia, doskonalq, przystosowuja i
kommercyalizuja w swym typo
wynn udrobnym przemySle' -
czesto wypaczaja i psujq, czesciej
przyw}aszczaja sobic - nieraz
razem re slawa odkrywcy, czy
w~ynalazcy (KopernikD y. Poza-
tenn Niemcy odznaczaja sic przy-
s~|owiowym swoim nSitzflei-
.schem", ktory i'm pozwala Sic
.czec lat dziesiatki mad jakaS dro-
bnostka. z chemii browarnianej,
Tub farbiarskiej, co jednak sprawl
potem, IL smonachijskie piwa ma
SWAT caly sigma, a Cd czasu VOL
ny SWAT bcz Niemiec niczego po-
rzadnie farbowac ME potrafi. -.
Bedzie TAXI uczony szwabski -
TAXI typowy mol ksiazkowy, czy
laboratoryjny dreczy} siebie i
swoje otoczenie, ME bedzic zyl
ola niczego innego, pr6cz swej
specyalnosci, lecz - re takich
jest legion, przeto summa stano-
wi fakt, il bibliografia naukowa
niemiecka jest liczna ogromnie =
Ebodaj najliczniejsza W swiecie.
Wiele Z tych dzie}, tych prac jest
jedynie Sledziennictwem nauko--
wem, w ktore zajrzy ktos raz ma
stulecie, ale wiele jest tez mate
ryaiu powaznego, potrzebnego i
q tym to materyale %wspomina
Christian Science Monitor, ia
go O materyale, be- kt6rego
ME moze sic obyc studyujacy wy
zej uczony, dlatego trzebaby sic
|po niemiecku uczyt, by mice
dziela dane do uzytku bezpoSre-
dniego.
Sadzimy, IL koniecznem to ME
Jest. - Az uczyG mlodych adep-
tow niemieckiej bardzo trudnej
moWv - ME DOtrzeba: olbrZy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18

Prnvxrs knzdI seka<s poiRn srAls O.
1asza s~o Rodziny ofisow0 ma xpAs
each DZIEHNIKA ChCA0OaK1oo
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-11-23
new WAGE PLAN !
AFFECTS MANY
Men OF Steelton Plant of BethIe-
hem Company Get a Sub
stantiaI Increase.
RESULT OF ElGHT-HoUR DAY
Overtime Workers Benefit Largely by
Neutrality-suspicious. to Have op-
portunity to Confer With the
Management Concerning
Grievances.

Virtually every employee of the
Sfeeiton plant of the Bethlehem Steel
company, Harrisburg, Pa, except the
salaried men, is affected by new
plan of payment announced. under
which the eight-hour day is introduced,
effective from October / last, and pro-
yiding time-and-half-time pay for work
done in excess of eight hours in any
day
Announcement also was made that a
plan had been. adopted whereby tho
employees will have means of bringing
before the management problems af-
fecting their working conditions.
1t was stated at the Steelton offices
that the eight-hour-day plan is similar
to- that recently adopted by the United
States Steel corporation. The system of
pay will result in material increases
in the pay of men who work more
than eight hours day, but it is i'm
possible even to approximate the ag-
gregate amount of increase in the pay
rolls,
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-11-23
Served Him Right.

A man called up for his medical ex-
animation was very concerned as to
his liability of getting passed into a
grade which would mean military selv-
ice. So he thought his best plan was
to get the military officer on one side,
which he did, and told him he was very
anxious to get into grade 8, and prom
lsed him $50 If he could manage ii
for him. The bargain was accepted,
and after his examination he asked
the officer how he had Jared, which
brought forth the reply that after
much difficulty he had succeeded in
getting MIN passed grade 8. The man
at once handed over the money. ex-
pressing to the officer his grateful
thanks, and as he took the money the
latter said:
Eyes, it was difficult thing getting
you passed grade 8; MS a matter Of
fact, If it hadn't been for me they
would have turned you down alto
gether."
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-11-23
To Save Straw,

Keep fire away from straw stacks
and sell the straw for the use of the
army, Is the advice Of the grain and
hay marketing specialists of the bu-
reau of markets, who point out the
wastefulness Of burning it, especially
In view of the demand for 1t at the
many army camps. 1t is suggested
that all straw be baled as soon after
threshing as possible. If assistance in
marketing straw is needed, the grain
and hay reporting service of the bB-
reau of markets is ready to help.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-11-23


well and feel fine in the morning and
able to do my work. gladly recon-
mend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound to make weak nerves
strong. - Mrs. ALBERT Suite, 608
Olmstead St., Winona, MINI.
How often do we hear the expression
among women, 81 am so nervous, cam
not sleep" OF sit seems as though 1
should fly" Such women should profit
by Mrs. Sultze's experience and give
this famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, trial.
For forty years it has been overcona-
ing such serious conditions as displace-
ments, Inflammation, liberation, irreg-
ularities, periodic pains, backache, din.
illness, 0and nervous prostration OF
women, and is now considered the STAN
dard remedy for such ailments.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-11-23
Don't Worry About PImpIes.

On rising and retiring gently smear
the face with Cuticura Ointment. Wash
off the Ointment in five minutes with
Cutlcura Soap and hot water. For
free samples address, "Cuticura, Dept.
X, Boston" At druggists and by mail.
Soap rs, Ointment 25 and 50.-Adv.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-11-23
Eaffelp HOas Quicker.

My new book tells you how TO get no OF
worms and have Hogs fat and ready for
market 30 to so days sooner than you are
now doing. Also tells how to get more Milk,
Butter, Eggs and make Horses stronger.
Sent post paid for 10 cents. Write today.
e. 3. Marshall, Dept. 6 Milwaukee, Win.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-11-23

Kind words are never lost unless a
woman puts them in letter and gives
1t to her husband to mail.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-11-23

A Canadian soldier, whose arm had
been broken by piece of shrapnel,
calls for Stag" as soon as the sur
geon has finished his work. The arm
was set In the emergency by the use of
bayonet scabbard and the handle of
an entrenching tool, which were used
as an improvised pair of splints. Pho
tograph shows q comrade lighting the
Tommy's cigarette.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-11-23
WOMAN'S NERVES
MADE STRONG
By Lydia E. Pinkhan,'s
Vegetable Compound.
Wipona, MINI. -" i suffered for more
than q year from nervousness and was

30 bad L could noe.
est at zig h t.
would lie awake and
get SO nervous i
would have to get.
up and walk around
and in the morning
would be all tired
out. / read about.
Lydia E. Pinkhan'R
Vegetable COM
pound and thought.
] would try it. My
nervousness soon
lafk poa 7 slaa
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-11-23
Important TO Motheya
The Female Help Problem.

The Female Help Problem.
sits the limit"
"What's the matter now?'
II didn't object so much in the old
days when the wife insisted on picking
out my stenographer, but now she In
slsts on having a look at the elevator
conductors before hire them"
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-11-23
All Riaht. in That Event.

SHOULD one kiss a young man good
nightT
eff you can't get rid Of him any
other way consider 1t permissible"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
ALL ALIEN ENEMIES
MUST BE REGISTERED
Five photographs to Tic Fiieh. and
Finger-prints Taken, ut Police
Headquarters.

During tho past week the Police De :
partmcnt has mace a house house
Canvass of the city In search of alien
enemies. beginning Monday Eiornin.
At o'clock and continuing until Sat
urday next, w \. Tolcr will sit at
Police Headquarters as registrar to
enroll ali alien enemies who come with.
in the recent cdict OF the War Depart
mont requiring registration
All male alien cYrrnicS above t"c ',sr
.! fourteen years must appca: with
hTc Unmcunt"G pGotograrhs no; N orc
than three inches square. F:uce"
prints VIII also he taken CT thosr who
arc registered. and a qucstionna,~c vii
have - IL ulled cut, ANY alien tu,;uv
failing to register Viii he SrrcS'cd and
int.rrCd tor the ported Of the var.
tn" preliminary Investigation Ia" The
polio" has made known tn. rcS,d"ac.
OF pr*ctcaliN every alien enemy 'rho
lis required - register ur ier thc "ul-
in.. Germans, bulSarIHn.. TURKS aud
Austrian. viii tc ln'cu. those who
must arrear n headquarters Gurini,
tn. coming week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
DdUis Gets on the
Job in Short Order
=-==---:=========-==---==:====-- :-----
attends Meeting Of State Board
Of Edueation---Dr. Smithey
Elected Secretary.

Governor Davis began his administ "a
lion by attending meetin. OF the
S,ate Board OF Cduca ton yesterday ar-
,ernoon at O'Clock in the Davis House.
At which the following officers were
"iected for service under Superinten-
dent OF Public Instruction Harris Hart:
pr. w. j. Smithcy, OF liarrisonburE
secretary OF tho State Board of Educa-
ton; John Crosby. of Staunton, auditor
and statistician. J. y. Hillsman. super
visor OF teachers training; :. p. Duke.
oil Farmviii". supervisor of hieh
schools, l.. L. Worreii and W. 7.
hodges, supervisors OF rural schools ::
Thomas j. Eason. supcrin; cudrnt of
agricultural schools and Arthur -.
Wright, superintendent OF colored
schools
pr Smithcr was formerly teacher OF
mathematics in The John Marshall Hish
School. principal OF the Petersburg uigh
School and registrar and director of the
IIarrisonburE state Normal Summer
school. He is an alumnus Of the Uni
vcrsity OF Wisconsin,.
Mr.. Duke WAS director @: tho train
ing school aud head OF the department.
Of education at the Farmville State
Normal School. Mr.. Eason was pro-
fessor OF agriculture in tho same insti-
tuition.
Mes:7s. Worre,l. Hodges and Wright
have previously been associate with
tho Department OF Education, in which
they Still serve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
MOVES TO GRAYS' ARMORY
nnnrd No. Transfers at
Rcquc>t of Administrative
BOard.

Owing to the shortage OF coal and
the efforts on the part of the city Of
ucials to give the government every
assistance in the conservation OF fuel.
tho Administrative Poard has requested
tho members Of local board No. 10
move their headquarters from the
Hives .trmory, whore they have until
row been located TO the Grar&' Armor?.
where three OF the other local boards
already have their headquarters.
George w Rogers, chairman OF board
No. {. also wishes To Announce that tho
physical exam ination OF reSi*:ran's
coming under the jurisdiction OF this
board will he hold In future at tho
First Police Station, although all other
duties Of the hoard will he conducted at
tho prcscn; headquarters. CNamina-
ticns Of the resistraut@ IN this district
will he suspended until Wcd1Ssda%
rornirE. when the registered men viii
present themselves -; thc station house,
on Broad street near Eighteenth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
APPEALS ALLOWED
Surreme Court..te Nc,icw win Case
- From, cit. Of
1850 tN- Bristol.

Appeal ana ru7er. c,:eas were allowed
bH. Judge Martin H. E,rks IN the fol
lowing cases:
- Saiicy WILLIAMS against Thomas U.
md a. H. Williams, bond $500. IN
which the Circuit Court OF The ci;v Of
Bristol erred in sustaining = demurrer
10 a paper alleged 10 be "a wifi! and
DECLARATION alleging undue influence.
attorneys for petitioners. who were dc,
fen!dants In original suit, White Fem
e Penn. and Hutton & iIutton: for
plaintiff, Honaktr & Campbell
~ Phoebe Jones lTi,hers ct Al. against
salh" Virginia Jones. bond 800. in
which the Circuit Court of the CITY of
Richmond erred in u decision aEains 4
he plaintiff seeking TO enjoia tho de-
endant from paying and the state
auditor from collecting al Inheritance
tax-ofsyS}i.So attorneys for petitioner
.Dantel Grinaan and Robert T.. Scott
y q G. Calhoun against Bland Mass.c.
bond $3.50. in which the Circuit Court
OF Nelson County erred in sustaining a
nemurrer 70 declaration in suit In
assumpsit 70 reeov,r fees for legal
sefvices; attorneys for petitioner.
tucker and Howard
Petitions ard a,-jts o. error were 70
FUSED 10 the following cases:
II u y. and Paul Taibcri against the
commonwealth. tried jr the Circuit
court Of the city ot Roanoke. in which
he defendants were tried for sfealinc
automobile tires and sentenced Ia ,wo
Ssars-in he penitentisry; attorneys for
defendants. billiard g. Billiard.
James Baync aEa!nst the Southern
Railway Company. 10 recover s.. 500 for
eersonai injuries, to which .e-cict the
siuWay oinpauy appealed through at
orney Thomas 3 Gay; Charles : rag.
ahd J., @. "endenbu-G4 rcprcscn,!nE
3hf >p!a intif.
=. Virginia Moss e. al against W. T..
Harmon, in which the comm isSioner IN
:. hancery In Tazewsll County allowed
The. plaintiff $1,000 as undiviae! inter
set In certain real estate In this case
writ Of error has been refused b.
very s5udse OF the Supreme Court OF
Appeals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
INSPECTING BARBER SHOPS
DIR. Flanagan ticcin~ Campaign for
enforcement 1T Sanitary
Laws,

pr Roy X. Fi.nna-.,n, chief .iealin
officer, has ju%t hogan q strong carr
pa'En Tor til" rigid enforcement ot al.
regulations governing the .auitarv OPP
Grafton OF barber shops. inspectors OF
the Health department are canvas
ING every section al the city. posting
notices and advising propric;"rs ot bar
Der shops Of tho regulations
IhcSc ru.ES We're promulgated re-
Gently largely ~ tho request Of the
BARRIERS themselves. who assisted H.
or3 ftinS the regulations. They pr3.
vide Tor the sterilization "f AL AZ.
p'ianccS that tcIyh the victim OF tr,
barber chair, AMI are exceedingly s,-ic;
III Their requirements.