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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-17

Francis Brooks was in Richmond shop
ping Wednesday. >. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
0. Underhill and family returned
Tuesday evening after spending sew
eral days at Indianapolis. They were
accompanied home by Miss Clara
Mundell and daughter. Mary. Mr..
and Mrs. Messett Nicholson, Mrs. Ed
ma Brooks, Miss Iva Nicholson were
Sunday guests at Red Key.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-17

my little man; come along. Now,
you've never seen me before, have
you?
Boy (innocent!y): No, father.
Corrlgan. Sr. tadmiring son in U.
5. N uniform: But why do they make
the pants so wide at the bottom
Danny?
Corrigan, Jr.: So they can be quick
~ rolled up. dad.
Corrlgan. Sr. (warmly): Yere no
son ~ mine iv ye're goin' to fight wild
yer tate. 'Tis yer jacket sleeves that
ought to be wide at tn bottom!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-17

grudge against Adolph Friedrich, let
him now gloat. The duke is about
to get all that is coming to him.
1t can be announced now that Der
Tag has been indefinitely POSTPONED.
Six Alien Enemies Inferred. -
Headline.
Unfortunately. we might say most
unfortunately, this was a misprint
1t was meant for '"interned." of course.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-17
Major Roosevelt Is
Received by Clemenceau

PARIS, Aug. 17.-Major Theodore
Roosevelt, Jr., was cordially received
by Premier Clemanceau today. Major
Roosevelt's wounds were still unheal-
ed and he is using crutches.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-17
Insists That Frail,
Nervous Women Can
Speedily Become
Strong and Vigorous

"A Vigorous Healthy Body,
Sparkling Eyes and Health
Colored Cheeks Come in Two
Weeks, Says Discoverer of
Bio-feren.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16

VIZ, ~, CHAEhE Your house into apartments
rf,v nv cHnhks ~ pay you n fine income MER-
~ 3kElAlS. Liberty Bldg, Walnut 692a,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16

GOTH & WALNUT SITS;
PAULINE FREDERICK
In THE HUNGRY HEART
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

I ACRES. price sii0o. cash 1900.
80 acres. price, 5000. cash tiO0.
"a acres. price s3SUO, cash $500
l3 acres. price $4,000, cash $500
All complete with dwellings, barns outbuiid.
lnGs. plenty water; prompt posscssiOn.
Farms and business places all sizes
Irwin Miller. all Swede at, Norristown. Ia.
JENNA. FARMS--Hclp win the war; buy u
farm and raise food for boys IN trenches:
for quick sale. frame house. II rooms. h. w
heat. bath. etc: abundance Of fruit good
uutbulldlngs: 4 miles from large city: low
price. 100 other good farms. Benz. +.
Levis. Media. Pa.
lENNA Fine old Colonial house. IL rooms,
n W. heat, baths and open hrenleCe; bntn
aid tenant house: ~ acres OF good land. nhe
o!d shade aud fruit: on good road; right AZ
station. Sacrifice price if sold at once
luo good farm BARGAINS. Benz. i. LcNls'
Media Pa
PENNA. 49, Farmhouse 10 rooms. bsth etc.
large frame barn. ~ acres Of land; miles
from philH.. SO 900; have been asking
SiG. 600, this is bargain; 100 other farms.
Iltn n Lewis Media Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16
RENNINGER & RENNINGER
NEW Jrr>Ey-suBJRBAN

PITMAN GRuE''--. ,p,'"rn cottage. G rooms
and bath; -.' lot lO0Xi50; bargain.
GRISCOM. @inn ru,hortno st., Phila.
LIPPINrO"T LOTS AND HOMES
HADDnN HEIGHTS. y. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16

230O BLOCK :. HICKS ST.
@-s'ory bro"n front dwelling. all cows.
-. \. ANSLEi, l2iS Chestnut st.
.2D ST. y. 274S-porch front. Il rooms.
bath p"d laundry reasonable
.. {. SEIDEL & co. ith and Callowhll.
SAMSON ST W. l7TH--Iot lGN0O to hack
-.,r"rt; bargain. JAMES Il, WINCHELL,
'7tN and SAMSON SITS,
~" LYON AVE- rooms, brick. side yard.
large lot convenient to Hog Island: bar
gain G. T. Esgleston. l2is Chestnut.
SACRIFICE INV 9.story home TO nuck buyer;
rcnts SIG. ADAMS. 2252 y. 10th at.
lNSl'RANCES OF ALL KINDS PLACED.
ADAM .. JAEGER, a02 Widener Bldg
MANTOE. 253i-Underdraincd. rent s12
nric" s1l15. John Delshcr. I'D Tasker.
Two BARG AlNS---Ia y 9Th and 1905 Spg.
Gnrden. Marshall u. Smith. l0ii Chestt :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ATLANTIC CITY-In the absoIutely firp,
proof MarburE. 90 s. Illinois ave. q com
setey furnished housekeeping apartment
rooms and bath. from March 25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16
t.EEMtNT0NN y
$500 TO $4,000

NOnERN HOUSES Of tho finest CONSTRUCTION
in host part If Germantown, that cannot
10 duplicated at the prices asked: send Tor
rarticulars. MAURAN DOI.MAN CO..
y. Il. cor. Broad and Chestnut SIS. -
BI- -\tiAIOW, S6OOO: modern, I rooms nnd
bath. hot-watcr heat. gas and electric
ha rdWoud floors. near train. anu troUcN.
Smith. Dalaliesh Russ. hh22 Gtn, sEr,
TWELVE houses In Germantown: rent Sle;
ADAM c. JAEGER. eo2 wldencr Bldg,
COLONIAL HOME. - acre: owner leaving
CITY; lst-class condition; IN. NN"hllhG "Ht'
sa.un; NO cash; s"l mo. 1851 NarraGansett.
Gtn.. lts sqs. Stenton Ghelten avs; ope H.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16
Gentleman's Country Seat
RENNINGER & RENNINGER

a acres: "0-roum Colnutal hous": all i'm
lroyemcnts: Clectri" lights. Wu.d7, lake
nnnnnur. lnnIsf sell In Rnttln eAtntn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16

BltNN MAWR--2g Elliott ayv., cor. bld
. Lancaster road, near BrNu MHWr station g,
astory. hll.stun". lctaChrd modern rosid"uy'.
" rooms, hnthS, wide rorrhrs. garage i"t
llNNi51 open for inspection; terms 10 7ni.
nn''N \. HARRN 5n7 lnnd Titlc Bids.
WAY Nt,--barGaiu desirable residence. ! ~,
choicest residential location: . acres; fruit.
shade etc. Marshall II. smith. luil chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16

IFADCR FORTY FIRST z ST. AMP 4 ,,,.,,, :, !.
va z :s1s Rs|3 |;|kss s:hssR SE .Ss1 M''|'s'a'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16

l22S-l230-123a SPRUCE ST.
1esirph'a nHrtn"nt hnus"s for rent
- THE pENNA. co. 5lT Chestnut 81.
nth. s., l2s-Two unfurnishsd large rooms
and hath 81 floor; no housckpF all cows
AsSlO PINE rms. and bath. 1st floor front.
Apply jantor on prem. or phi. Gtn. G252 J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16
WEST PHlLADELPHIA
REST VALUES IN PH1I.N. ..
SPRINGFIELD AVE. 56TII TO 9TH
$4,000 WORTH $4,000
BELMAR TERRAC'E 3GTll To 9TH

MESr EALtES u lNcrrit rttlirN. ~ ,-7rr
pELMAiR' i'4T2. 4TTE2.eEHA%%EE! ETA, ,5sfFifi1 70 aTrrr
Incloscd porches: cIarv known convenience.
IN eariv decision. Is advisable.
JAS. 9. .ENBuRG Builde~,
one block north
3 STORIES aud dwellings located az S2d
ard 'Tinicum ave. within Il stone's throw
2f Hog Island: ms.c s%YTr YIr,soI 6est otter as
PrRDY. THE PRovIDER
Chester pike, Darby, Pa.
l3D AND SPRUCE sTS.-Fine 3,l-story
try. etc. hot.wator heat md every modern
caupmcni; tirstiGlas' condition thIn9nCTnmi99nn1T
+ BoNNER. Liberty building.
rented ct $40 aud sci; subject to ground
rents of 5000 and $500; can be sold single
ADAM c. JAEGER. aoa widener Hlds.
Al y. ITTiAN-wi,hln one-half block ele.
S6sd sSt9n % o%l M for aSR sso S'Sf
LEROY woRnfLL COOS Market,
10 ROOMS. porch front. "2-foot lot neag
4Ith and baltimore ave: $500 cash and
''i 'iHRTHuPP' ROSWELL 2as y. 18th st.
BARGAIN-Readly for occn4n,ancvi l., vacant: vacant
r4IS \. 5,i,h st. saSOO Sao J0HN u. OLER,
51th and Master SITS. before you "uy. -
100 :. 55TlI-.-Cornsr home; only sSG5o; can
finance il fo~ YOU.
LEROY woRREtL. Goo6 Market.
SIN hous.s in West Philadelphia; rent $50;
price t330O
ADAM =. JAEGER. 90. W.isunr BLDG.
3nl0 ST. JAMES--Iorpt"d rrpr I'D ard o.
Gust: rricc slGu0' ront Sll ""r month,
, LEROY w6RREIl@ COOS Mark't
II ,MoDERN houses iH s-no ,n" best section OF
ADAM G. JAEGER. 90" Wlcncr hidG
HOG ISLAND - fare; 3.5 rm. hCnsts: rent
s12; price Sl.00. Smith. 133S IT br""2i
MODERN HOr'SE PentrdGe near ssh.
ARTHUR BOSWEI.fn .33 y, 18th St
C3D a pasChall. \ rms; mol. r"nt; S-";
price $4,000 Smith. 1888 IT. Br""2',
20 MINUTES to HoV Island; I2l51I Pas
chall: : rn.: mod. smith. 1I3S ~. Erc"Ho.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16
WEST VIRGINIA FARMS

3aa ACRES.-Apple orchard iu ncrklcy Co.
". Va: : aud 10 years old ,hoic" rsria-
ftrs. good buildings and al stock and impIc-
1uauts Included for ST5, ,Uuu. easy terms.
GNEIS \ SlIlniiR. bethlehem. ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16
RENTAL LISTS


THE pENNSYTNANIN CnMPNNT
For lusuTdurcs on Lives and Granting Nh-
uuittcs. iiT Ch, stnut - Bctn phuues. ,,
"a =. Is tIr. s2uN - gOHo chs I. s5r ~ w, W.
%, :. -, 2Gr l5n.Uu 2u2n Locust 70 q - 1W ~,
HlI = .gd.llr. 1897 .9I3l Spr' &c. ilr. lul ~
/ 1870 emo, 15r S3.3i lt2d y. 10Th ldr. .h.uu
30 ;. lUthI1r T5.uO. 1915 Pine. tlr.. oo.0V
S5S Rae. Ia J., 10 ,t3a N,iTthiir. 4a.oO
lG22 oxford, 1lr t5.OUI Iil4 oxford IT "t',Wn
go N,lSth, l3r iU.uU - y. frt llr' ~"
i23 y. eta. 30 - 90 10 y. hdt l' u''"''V
l-u N.rhr. nr. -u.uu.
WEST PHl1AnEtFIIIA
800 Wal'. i3r SGu uuI I5u y luth. i&r. W. 90
STORES AND DWELLINGS ,
- y I'd. lir. siS. IA liilO Poplar lur. si,.On
- y. ~. iSr lu.Ou 1GS y. ith. l2r luun
iGul t.:j !"r. $500 1870 FHrmtir. I2.un
l3tl iNLs". lirr ai.un 40 y. 9th. y 8W'on
lul. t,lurd. llr b. on 3piG Parrish. llr "uVu
tnI Grn.p ~ mn Iiit HiIg. llr, 20 UU
jlN y Sd - -. IA so :. I'd sr.. .1.W,
luui fuir'u ."r 800, igi Vine, ir.,. Ii.uo
10 w. Oy'd,nr. - 90 1lS Laurel 1lr. Ouu
251D Amber. Hr 20. 90 l2Oi-G :. I'd, 5r y w
ll@6 :. "a. Ir L.. 90. 3OG Mont ,Sr.. lSOn
el5 N,luth, 1. 1900. rot Wharton.1F lo'oo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16

NSDi BELOW It'll STREET
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
in "a MODERN MUSkETEER'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16
l722 CHESTNUT ST.

nuur n,",r story; 90 rooms and L baths, store
IN resonal onices and apartments; garage
81 MI, immediate possession.
WI WI =: :,s view. s20 Commercial Trust Bldg,
i ooll.T modern homes, situated In the
,ssse, conv. TO Cramps shipyards; 43 to
ma rom; prices ranging sl700 TO s3100;
'ijpn,ressh required, JAMESON, 25si Il.
H5TAh eth AND BALTIMORE AVE-
a. yoo.soiS, porch, rooms. reception hs III:
INF Gah,loni coy homoi price $500. Glenn
NC houses ss,oo IN Germantown: all modern;
ADAM c. JAEGER. eoa widener Bldg.
n sssaM',. BROAD ST., ~ rooms: assessed
T"vo' lIANs; price $4,000.
- Gl.ENN, 15l7 Columbia.
tH9NEh 18TH AND CHERRY STs.-3-
>f7;s,9ry >7;,s.yy, uwelllng, lot aix1O3, JAMES ID.
[~ShEli. l1th and SAMSON SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16

$40 ARCH 81.
Four--tury building; suit wholesale fade'
Lot, l9Sl3n.
THE rENNA. 90, 5l7 chestnut ST
HENT Storrs, huors. business rooms
studios ana offices of every size aud prlce.
j. A. PATTERSON. i30 :. l"th ..
BUILDINGS AND F1.OoRS for rent. SEND
for l'st. HOSWELin 233 y l3th st.---
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16
$4,000 to $4,000

several attractive dwellings in best part ~
Brvn Mawr that cannot he duplicated at tH.
prices asked Ba slro To get particular. "
those. MAtRAN. DOLMAN co. y, L.
cor EroHd and Chestnut ste.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16

DIV 52D AND SAMSON
~ ~ L. STREETS
Carlyle Blackwell in ms nIH2,XEss, RorAL
WM. s. HART in Apostle of Vengeance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16

s"5-a02G WHARTON. store. 3r.. Sdi; cellar
good order. iieO. Campbell. 1908 wharton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

CITY properties bought quickly for casA
WESLEY KOCkETf. 10th aud Parrish.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16
PHOTOPLAYs

AN0 Gtn. Ave. ~ venanxo. E. Of Broad
nIxRkf ~ ~ 1'p.: 1ss.y Z
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16
FOR RENT-FURNISHED

It. Martins. Chestnut III,
81 NAllTtNS-F1r rent, FURNISHED. d.
tH"hCd house. q hcj~rnWa. = baths, rprcl
Phou" chestnut I'm i9Ip "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16

=,
- acres. l".room modern home. with gu
onrs.: stable, GHrdl'. 'tr.; TN" Shad',
hruhbcry. plenty II fruit; beautiful homo;
ml,o out. ~
'IiAS. W. RUsSErL.. ao5 Real Estate Bldg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16
NEW Jersey

CAMDEN, 5a4 PENN ST; side yard street
in rear for garago; ONE porch front on
State ST.. electric lights; also one u rooms
and bath, Holly Beach, near ocean.
De CNGER. Camden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-16
PE>NSliNNNI\

TAKE JT FROM Us, business property n
Tho booming city OF Brthlehcu, pa, I,
the Investment to make right now: price,
NIL advance by leaps and bounds In spring
write US. G1rs & sinner, Real Estate
Bcthlchem, IA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
WANT COURT RETAINED
Othcrwinc South Richmond As.ocint ton
M Soiidly Brhtnd Movement
f0. Charter Reform,

Members of the South Richmond
suburban Association have drawn up
resolutions. I" he forwarded to each
member ~ tue City Council. PROTESTING
against tic plan proposing 70 do away
with the court at South Richmond.
Tho .%'"ciation numbers about 400.
an" tins action has been taken in sup
port OF sentiment expressed by r"si-
dents Of South Richmond ut II mass
incI'ihg held last Monday ut the
courthouse on Hall Street.
The resolution points out tina, such
action would he Il violation or the
agreement entered into by the city
at the time of consolidation OF Rici-
ilonG an0 Manchester.
Wh:"r Interviewed last night. r-esi-
d'"; N"rd,cai stated that the asSocia :
t"''s :ct!on had been grossly mis-
represented in published reports and
wished 80 state that with The cxcep-
t!cr az the breach of faith with the
residents OF the former town OF Man
chester regarding the discontinuancc
OF tie court in that locality. the as
ISOLATION WAS solidly behind tho move
merit :or the civic reforms co.tc,..-
plated by t'ic council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
AID THRIFT CAMPAIGN
Part Of Sales Force Of American
Tobaci" Son?rn. Ia devote WceL
to Government Work

a. IT. Samuel. with o force Of twenty
men from the aalos department # the
American Tobacco Coapony. has hcen
designated e coa3le. ccnpugn
Throughout Virginia during thc cur.
rent week for rne purpose 81 assist
ing the government in its cn.r, to
raise $4,000. 100000 through inc sale
of thrift stamps and war savings
stamps.
The company has set aside this en-
tire week for the work. and Is .rn-
ployinG the nbcrs of us sales force
throughout the country in This patri-
otto caInpaigu. Tho representatives, ".i!l
not attempt {" sell ..uy az ,hejr Goods
bpt viii devote their entire energies to
reaching as larg" "a number Of pcpplc
as possible and urging th"ra Ia invest
: their. money il Uncle Sarn's behalf:
ss9- instructions %cr" given the rlcr
from thei~ hr"S SCI, r.~.-. - -,t, o.,
an. eopie &c possible and not 20
spend too mucn .nr Jn !..u 49,. S.
TIL ~ OK oec' e visit plants and nNic =,
where large numbers # rconle are
employed. ana, after gaming permits =
sicn from the managers and dirccto-,,
of.asuch ENTERPRISES, to address n!u
workers In body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
omc~rs Elected mud Reports Presented
ut Grace street BnptIst sunday
School

Tie Grace Stree: Bap.iJ. SUNDAY.
school held It's annual meeting las,
night at the SUNDAY school building.
Inc enrolment reported for II. year
are i.5 active mem hers. sixly-twC ilie1n-
perS y: the home Gerar. mcni. and forty
children OF the cradle roll. making a
total or 90. Tho collections wcro
si.?Si.4S. fo- AL rurpoees; SIsS. orphan
age: s357.Sf, BAPTIST Home; and 34.3.i!
for missionary work.
The officers elected at lact night
meeting are: SUPERINTENDENT. Hugh t.
Powell: A'St assistant superintendent
T. r.. Perrin: second assistant suce-!r
'sndel,. n. l.. Fb.i; secretary. \. II.
Mcdowell: assistant secretary John i.
fori&oh; treasurer, +. II. Black burn
i!pra rtan. Louis G.. watkins: assistan,
librarian. brant.ev Atkins: chorlstcr
ihGo RUSSELL pianist, Mrs. lIcniev
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
BRITISH CALL VOLUNTEERS
Recruiting Station to Re Opened
Here for ENROLMENT OF
EnElishmen.

In It's drive to assist in securing
100000 additional subjects Of tho
British empire for service in France.
recruiting Office will be opened early
thiB week by the British and Canadian
recruiting mission At 925 Eurt Broad
Street. Captain Mcdonald and staff
who arc expected 20 arrive In Rich
mond Tomorrow morning. will conduct
the examinations. and urge every sub
Icct OF his majesty. KING George V.
between the ages of eighteen and
forty Live to come forward and join
tho colors.
Although Virginia has thus far made
n splendid showing. 1t il cstimnt ed
tina, there arc still $4,000 British cub
tcc;S In this country. and a. +. Will
mer. British ricc-consul at Richm ond.
states that the British government is
DESTROYS OF obtaining the services Of
every man IN Virginia OF military age
and with the necessary physical quail
fications who is patriotic enough to
volunteer. The o;l;cc Will be open every
day from TO ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
Written YOUR
DARK SKIN
Have Soft, Fair, Clear, Bright
skin, Free from Pimpies,
Blackheads, Risings,
Bumps, Wrinkles, Tan.
Apply Black and White Ointment.
Only Csc, by Mail.

Just try' Black and White Ointment
(for white o. Colored folks). Apply
as directed on package, to face, neck,
arms Or hands. II is very pleasant TO
the skin and has The effect OF bleach
ms Gark, Sailow or botchy skin,
cleaning the skin OF risngs. bumps,
pirfple$, Wrini.ics, hlackheadg, tan or
frccklcS-giving you clear. soft,
bright, smooth, light complexion,
making you the envy Of everybody.
Rlach and White Ointment really
heals face ruptions and does not cover
them up like powder. Sold on a
money-back guarantee, only csc
(starnps or coiD sent BY mail
FREE
If you send 81 for four boxes of
Black and White Ointment, a 35c
| cake Of Black and White Soap in
clnded free. Agents make an easy
living representing us. Apply for
territory and special deal Address
! Plough Chemical Co, Dept. So, Mem
! nhis. Tenn. Write now-to-day-
while yOu think about Il. Black and
White may he ob;aincd at most drug
StOrcS,-AGY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO
MEET THIS AFTERNOON
More Than 100 to he Represented at
City Convention Preparatory 10
State Convention.

The annual convention Of the Rich
'nond Sunday School Association will
meet 1t Seventh street Ch:,.:cian
church ~ o'clock thia af;"rnoon.
ana there arc more than lcU achoo y
! IN the city. II very larf-c at. r;:i N a.
may be expected Resides tn. usual
r"ports and election of officers. COM"
discussion will take place OF the work
To be undertaken Tor The coming year.
The convention is OF more than
N6nai interest just now from the tac.
hat the state convention meets hr"c
so soon. From letters received at the
! State office IL appears that q large at
tendance may be expected II that
time. Notwithstanding :hc unusual war
sona'si t st tho meetins this Ai'e,. :
noon. the State secretary. Thomas g.
piEgS. will make an address outlining
tho Wort. throughout ;he state and
giving some account OF the connie,
convention.
The meeting will DC open to tic
public, and all Interested in sunday
school work are invited 20 attend.
One OF the principa! speakers az the
State Sunday School Convention. which
meets ut the First i:aut:at Church
next month. will DC Fran; L. Erowr.
OF He~ York. Mr. Brown is one Of
the best known Sunday school mon
in. the world. and is not only most
successful IL: his. own school. but Is
an author OF SUNDAY school hoo!;.; o.
more than usual woitA. ard IL general
secretary o' Tie Worlds Sunda y
school Association. II may not ue gen
era!!y known that 23aGa: schools ~
non Christian lands ar" looked aiif !,
alnos. as carefully as ;ao.r in oar
country and ;'at the school. in Amer.
ice arc supporting SUNDAY school spo-
riaiisss il those far-ar-ay lands. 81.
Brown has charge "c this great worh
and has made number 0; tours ~
tho interest oC sunday schools. i!r
li-own wilt rnai:e ons address OF Sun
day Schoo! World progrcsH"
:. unique feature Of his work n
thc convention mere viii he "a demon
st-ution OF getting young people to
wor!. IL church a7d Si.aGay school!
Several young men and women wlit
ta@e par, - this demonstration. the
purpose of which is TO show rrin,st .vs
and superintendent how 70 help yor,i:,
ncop!e in tac selection .: their rct-
%i1uS work AMI how to go about K.
He viii also conduct a special confer
once Tor pastors and superiatcndcnts
"" has written number Of books ~,
the duties Of oi:iccr.' and the orCani-
7ailon CT sunday schools and Is vel.
qualified for this particular work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
WHO ARE ELIGIBLE TO
SIGN CHARTER PETITIONS
attorner-Gcneral Hank Seron Ir,nor-
tnnt Ruling to Clerk OF House
OF Delegates

Only those voters VINO were ,lirih,.
20 vote at the November. 1917. elections
rave 4 right TO request Spec:a! ci!a-te,.
change elections now, accor,i.n- 10 an
opinion forwarded To the clerk OF the
House OF Delegates by Attorncv-Ier-
eral Hank yesterday. Thls opinion is
believed to deal chiefly with TIE pro-
posed election for charter charges in
Richmond II will be presented 70 tho
General Assembly Tomorrow and Is
Gi"en in response 10 resolution by
that body asking INTERPRETATION OF the
law regarding signatures TO petitions
asking special elections.
The test OF the Attorney C;caera.'a
opinion follows:
Colonel John w. Williams. C!arh. the
House OF Delegates. Richmond:
Dear Sir,--.icknow!edEme Is made
Ct notice 20 inc OF the fol!owin. rcso-
tuition passed b. the House of Dele
gates, which has just -eachcrI me: re
solved b.: the House o. Delegates, 'rha,
N" .A.t"rncy-Gcacral he requested to
advise tnia house what persons shall
pc counted a. qualified voters. consti-
tutinS the uecessa.y - per cent Tor
calling an election for charter changes
under act approved February -. 1915.
Ac.s 1915 page 49,
'Th;a act referred 20 provides that
the toun:I! OF any c!ty ot this Com
.i'ou"S.L.li WhCll requested -. pc
tit'on signed by 4 nuirScr OF
voters qualified to - ocr ccnium oc the
voters qualified 10 vote at the last pre-
ccdInG general election shall provide
by ordinance 70. the holding ot an
election
tx is manifest. therefore. INA, the
PERSONS = 40 shall be counted in order
20 determine the necessary . per
ccn,um TO. calling IN election for
charter changes are the voters quail
fled 10 vote at the las; preceding gen
siai eicci:on. ~ this w7iti:,-. !: would
refer to pe.Hons qualified 10 vote i: tnc
election which WAS held IL November,
1917.
Persons vino were qualified 10 70; ::
"a that election were, OF course. per
sons who had personally paid their poi!
taxes TO" tn. previous three years a,
lcas, N:% months pr:o. 10 that election:
haL registered III the precinct a.
Which they proposed TO vote: had lived
IN the state t1vo gears. in the city oae
year and in the precinct in which they
offered 10 vote thirty days.
"Tlcr.forc, | am OF the opinion tha.
tn" voters 10 be counted ~ a5cc"taininE
the ncrc>sar" - PEI ccr,um TO call such
an election az is here under discussion
. would be such persons az we're quail
, ricd 10 vote In the last general election.
az above set out"