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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
Sure Way to Get
Rid of Dandruff

There is one sure way that never fails
70 remove dandruff completely and that
10 dissolve IT This destroys it en-
tlrely 10 10 this, Just get about four
ounces Of PLAIN, ordinary liquid arvon
apply il at night when retiring; use
.nough 10 moIsten the scalp and rub it
n gently with the finger ups
By morning, most if not all, Of your
dandru1 will be gone, and three Or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace of it. no matter how much
dandruff you may have
You viii find, too, that all itching and
digging Of the scalp will stop instantly,
and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous,
glossy. silky and soft. and look and feel
q hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store II Is inexpensive, and four ounces
Is all YOU will need This simple remedy
has never been LnoWn % fail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
MoRNING.

The sun smashed through a vail u clouds
The willows jumped A flower said n
the stream
TITS very rude VI him 70 come Ike that
fio walked me suddenly and spgilcd =
dream
The stream laughed ooh IT'S late
enough she said
"fhc clouds were trying " hold morning
bark
You've missed yeery who came tumbling
dysn
Scattering star dust IN a shining track.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
EXCRUCIATING PAIN
FROM RHEUMATISM

The surea way 10 grt relief and 20 permit
of refreshing nights sleep - TO gently
rub III. affected parts with Meth sol. tho
Imminent In ointment form. You get sstis-
fsction from the minute you apply IL
Meth o sol is endorsed by physicians and -
niro beneficial in cases OF Neuritis. tznn-
hsso. Strains. Sore Muscles. Backache. Ton
sititis and other ailments common 70 colo
weather Initiated but not equaled- uns
A5c ihr will convince you and YOU viii
rsev~r sFnin be withtu M IL in your house
Gold by all leading druggists.
To phiIad et phfa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10
Claymont Community League

The monthly meeting Of the Claymont
community League viii be held Friday
night ii lie se.oU4AO- III Worthland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21

s7-Fire station No. ., N. ssth and
Linden ave.
IS, e9-North Queen Anne school.
lis w. Florentia st.
70-Interbay school, 18th ave. w.
and w. Barrett st.
II. 72-I.awton school, 25th ave.
w. and Prospect st.
70. H-Interbay school. 18th ave.
w. and w. Barrett st.
75-North Queen Anne school. 115
w. Florentia st.
7s-Queen Anne Plumbing Co. 4
McGraw ST.
77-Coe school. 2433 Sixth ave. w.
7s-Residence OF Nelson McPher-
son, 3l7 Olympic pl.
79-Coe school. 2433 9Th ave. w.
S0--Queen Anne Plumbing Co, 4
McGraw st.
81, s2-John Hay school. 2olo
Fourth ave. n.
s3--Mercer school, s11 Fourth ave.
s4-John Hay school. 2o1o Fourth
ave. n.
IS. sc. N. Dye Works. is w.
Caller st.
81. ss--West Queen Anne school,
Sixth ave. w. and w. Caller st.
s9-Residence Of Nelson McPher.
son. 317 olympic pl.
90--Queen Anne Dye Works, $40
Queen Anne ave.
81, 92--Mercer school. s11 Fourth
ave. N.
80. s4-white's grocery. $50 Harri-
son st.
95. 96--warren Avenue school. 424
Warren ave.
97--Queen Anne Dye Works, $40
Queen Anne ave.
9s--Denny school. Fifth ave. and
Battery.
99-warren Avenue school. 424
Warren ave.
100--Queen Anne Dye Works. $40
Queen Anne ave.
101, 102. 103-Seward school,
Louisa and Franklin ayes.
104. 105-Fire station No. 122, 18th
ave. N. and T.. Howe st.
106-Portage school, 22d ave. N.
and r. McGraw ST.
| 107-McGilvra school, f. Blaine
st. and 37th ave. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
A BRIDE in RAGING RUSSIA
BY VALENTINO JAKOVLEFF
LghtOpera Star of the Kreevoje Zerkalo Petrograd
HOW NURSED MY HUSBAND
BACK TO LIFE
Copyright. 1919. Newspaper Enter
prise Association)

Copyright. 1919. Newspaper Enter.
prise Association)
| sat alone In the little one-room
shack and listened TO the roar OF the
guns 20 miles away. II was very late
| wondered when Alexis would re
turn.
a part OF that day I had spent. as
was my custom. IN singing to the
wounded men. My six weeks train.
Ing as an emergency nurse had
gained me this privilege. as well as
the priceless gift OF being near my
husband on the Russian battlefront.
In the hospital had tried to imag-
Inc that | was again behind the foot.
lights at the Kreevoje Zerkalo. and
that Alexis was sitting cnraptured in
a box. But he was out In the trenches
fighting for civilization--and me.
There was little applause in these
hospital concerts. When finished a
song l would look at the men. lying
with bandaged limbs and bodies.
Some were too weak to clap their
hands: most of the others had orders
not to move. 1T would reopen their
wounds" said the surgeon. But there
were smiles. and these smiles were
calls for encores.
When not singing or nursing. /
was out with the automobiles. wash.
ing them, refilling the gas tanks. or
In the field kitchens cooking. wash
ing plates or carrying food.
But tonight. This was no time for
anyone not wounded 10 waste on
such pastimes. A mass of Austrian
soldiers had torn a gap in the Rus
sian front not far away. Reinforce.
ments were being hurried up, and
our men were making a brave stand.
When ammunition ran out, they had
fought with gunbutt and bayonet. l
had been helping to carry ammuni.
ton to the second.line soldiers.
Alexis was still out on that task.
When would he return? ! was tired
but sleepless.
heard the tread OF men. then a
sharp rapping at the door. l flung
Ii open. Four men entered-carrying
a stretcher. On II lay an inert form.
blanket-coyered. l threw back the
blanket
II was Alexis,
seized his hands. They were ice.
cold.
HE has lost a great deal OF blood .
said one OF the men. THE hospital
has been ordered back 10 Proskooroff:
In the morning an ambulance win
take you both back there. Luckily
we knew where you were"
To him. Alexis was just another
wounded man-to me. everything.
All my nurses training and ex.
perience seemed to fly out OF my
mind. had cared for hundreds of
wounded-but not my husband Lit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
Gives Wife
Adler-i-ka!

my wife was pronounced incura-
BILE by physicians unless operated
complicated bowel trouble). / be-
gan giving her Adler-i-ka and she
is improving and / mean to con-
tinue until she is cured" (Signed)
]. II. Underwood, Marion, Ala
Adler-i-ka expeIs ALL gas and
sourness, stopping stomach distress
INSTANTLY. Empties BOTH up
per and lower bowel, flushing EN-
IRTE alimentary canal. Removes
ALL foul matter which poisons
system. Often CURES constipa-
tIon. Prevents appendicitis. We
have sold Adler-i-ka many years.
II is mixture of buckthorn, cas-
cara, glycerine and nine other sim
Die drugs. Swift Drug Co. and
leading druggis'~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21

versatile uses one
can bake and broil at
the same time with
one flame-built with
a wide, ample oven
room that cooks are
not driven to despera-
ton trying to find
space without crowd
ing and fitting the
various articles that
are baking.
ALB Gas Ranges
come black enameled
or white enameled, as
your choice may be-
moderately priced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
SCHOOL BONDS
UP TO VOTERS
Election Tuesday viii De-
eide Issue and Levy

Seattle voters will approve or re.
tect the si,5o0,000 bond issue
at the school board election
Tuesday, The proposal to levy
a 3is mill tax 10 purchase fuel.
provide sinking fund. interest,
enlarge the teaching force and pay
Increased salaries also win be up.
The levy win raise ss6oo00 of which
about $4,000 will so for teachers
salaries.
The bond issue requires a so per
cent majority TO make them valid.
School authorities have issued an
urgent appeal for all voters to sup.
port the bond issues so that the
dozens of temporary. portable school
buildings may be replaced by good
schools. The polls will be open
Tuesday at the following places:
!, 2, Union-Ravenna school. Ra-
VIENNA ave. and Il. 6sth st
8. Anniversary Heights school.
i4th ave. N. Il. and Il. send ST.
5-McDonald school. i44 Il. saith st.
6-Deckerwright grocery. a123
N. 4oth st.
Z. s-Church hall. 1850 Brooklyn
ave.
ave.
?. 1o-Frazier real estate office
45o6 14th ave. n. L.
li-Yesler school. 47o6 seth ave.
N. e.
1e--Frazier real estate office, 45o6
14th ave. n. r.
Is. 14--College hotel. 1000 14th
ave. n. Il.
is, ls-Latona school. E. 42nd and
Fourth ave. n. T..
17-Decker Wright grocery. 212a
N. 10th st.
is-college hotel. 1000 14th ave
N. e.
ls-Grocery, 64e3 Tenth ave. N. T.
2o-McDonald school, 144 4. 54th
81.
81. ee-Keystone dairy, 1900 Ladd
st.
2s.24-Green Lake school. 6545
First ave. n. E.
25-Grocery. 6423 Tenth ave. n. f.
26. 2T-Fairview school. s43 f.
18th st.
rs, 29-Green Lake library. Z.
Green Lake boulevard.
80. 81. 32-John b. Allen school
n. seth st. and Phinney ave.
80. 81, 35-Greenwood school,
Third ave. N. w. and W. soth st.
36-whittier school, 14th ave. N.
w. and 18th st.
37-Residence r. III. Rowland,
1882 Gath ave. ". w.
3s-Webster school. 3oth ave. N
w. and w. 9th st.
39-Salmon Bay school, Goth ave.
n. w. and w. cath st.
40.41-Ballard high school, 400
w. 65th st.
42-Salmon Bay school. goth ave
n. w. and w. 64th st.
43-Washington Irving church,
530s Tailman ave.
44-Salmon Bay school, Goth ave
N. w. and w. Gath st.
As, 46--Adams school, w. 61st st.
and 27th ave. N. w.
47--Old city hall, Ballard.
4s-Washington Irving school.
530S Tallman avenue.
40. Sold Irving school. w. 52nd
and 14th ave. N. w.
51--Lightford real estate. $40 w.
65th ct.
So, 53-west Woodland school,
Fifth ave. N. w. and w. 5sth st.
81. 55-Ross school. 900 w. 42d st.
56-Golden Rule bakery. 4450 Ere
mont ave.
81. So. 59-Lincoln high school
Interlake ave. and N. 43d st.
60-Fire station No. .. n. 3sth and
Linden ave.
61--Golden Rule bakery. 1850 FIRE.
mont ave.
SO, 63--Fire station No. .. N. seth
and Linden ave.
81, IS. 66-Residence OF p. Barker,
3454 Woodland Park ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21

2o4. 2o5-Lakeview pharmacy, FOL
3sth ave.
2O6. 2O7-Leschl school Thirty.
second ave. and East Spruce st
EOS. 9oo-Library. Southeast cor.
ner gard ave. and Yesler way.
2i0-Residence. 325 18th ave.
2l1-Car barns. 14th ave. and East
Jefferson st.
2i2-Pacific school. 18th ave. and
East jefferson At.
2i3. PA. 2l5. 2i6-Main ut. school.
Sixth ave. s. and Main 1T.
Eli. 21s. 2i9-City stables, 9o4
Seventh ave. S.
22o. 22i-Fire Station No. 10, May.
nard ave. and Nevada st.
222-Washington school. 18th ave.
s. and Main st.
223. 224-Rainier school, 23rd
s. and King ST.
225-Leschi school. 32nd ave. and
East Spruce St
226-Residence Mira A. II. Phelps
basement). 1917 3ist ave. s.
227. 22s--Rainier school. 23rd ave.
S. and King st.
229-washington school. 18th ave.
s. and Main st.
23o--Fire Station No. 10. 14th ave.
s. and Massachusetts.
231, 232-Colman school, cath ave.
s. and Atlantic st.
233-Rcsidence Mrs. A. II. Phelps
Cbasemenp. 1917 31st ave. s.
234. 235-f'ranklin high school
1920 Mount Baker boulevard.
236-Colman school. cath ave. 8.
and Atlantic st.
237--Fire Station No. 13-14th ave
S. and Massachusetts.
23S. 239-Beacon Hill school.
10th ave. s. and Lander st.
240. 241-Hawthorne school. seth
ave. S. and Dakota st.
242--Whitworth school, 1913 46the
ave. S.
243. 244--Columbia school. seth
ave. s. and Edmunds st.
245-Barber shop, 1915 Rainier ave-
246-Whitworth school, 52f3 46th
ave. S.
242-whitworth school. 1913 4sth
Holly st.
24s-owl grocery No. 2. 1925 Raj
nier ave.
25o-Fire Station No. 81, 18th ave.
S. and Bailey st.
251. 252-Dunlap school, ss07 Raj.
nier blvd.
253. 254-Emerson school, e7os
18th ave. s.
255. 25G-Playfield house. South
Park. $500 Eighth ave. S.
257. 25S-Fire Station No. 81, 18th
ave. S. and Bailey ST.
259. 260, 261-Georgetown school.
72S Homer St
262-First Station No 20, West
Walker and Ferry ave.
1853, 264-Alki school, West Ste
vens and 59th ave. S. w.
265-F'ire Station No. 20, West
Walker and Ferry ave.
266, 267--West Seattle high school,
West Stevens and 42nd ave. S. w.
26S-Youngstown school. Twenty
fourth S. w. and Genesee st.
269-West Seattle high school,
West Stevens and 42nd ave. S. w.
271-Fire Station No. 80, West
Alaska and South 44th st.
272--Jefferson school. 42nd ave. S.
and Edmunds st.
273-Riverside hotel lobby, 1857
West Spokane 1t.
274. 275, 276-Gatewood school,
California ave. and West Myrtle st.
277-Highland Park school, West
Trenton st. and 10th ave. S. w.
Endolyne Observation-Disclosures C.
II. Shank, Endolyne.
Meadow Point Observation-Disclosures
j. p. Brill. 1884 18th ave. N. w.
Oak Lake precinct-Ajax drug
store. Greenwood ave. and North
85th st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21

tie by little my wits came back.
The men laid him on the cot and
left. l must act or he would die
II he was not dead already.
l braced myself to meet the chal.
lenge. resolving to play my part
thru as had played II on the stage,
those first nights when l was nerv.
Gus and afraid.
found a great jagged cash in his
side and back. torn by shrapnel.
With skill and care such as | had
never shown before l cleansed and
bandaged II, trying to save every
drop OF his precious blood. l could
see that the bleeding grew less.
Hours passed, and Alexis did not
stir; but l could feel his pulse re-
turning and his body growing
warmer. At last his eyes opened and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21

he tried TO talk. He was delirious.
Little by little ! quieted him. At
last he turned his head toward the
little window, thru which the moon
was shining. "Our honeymoon. he
murmured. and dropped off TO sleep.
Al daybreak came an excited
voice at the door.
Get ready TO novel The Aus.
TRANS have broken thru
threw the door wide. II was as
tho / had pulled n gigantic trigger.
A fearful explosion shook the little
house. They've got the range" l
exclaimed.
Hastily I threw few articles
from my chest upon the stretcher.
Another shell dropped closer still.
seeming 10 burst the walls.
tTo BE Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
You Can Bake and Broil With One
Flame - Same Time - in an
ABB Gas Range

Savings in both gas and time by using the ABB Gas
Range. 1t is not only good cooker and baker, but it
is handsome in APP
pearance besides it's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21

los. i09-Stevens school. 18th ave.
N. and Il. Caller st.
110-Lowell school. Federal ave.
and r. Mercer St
11i-city light plant. 1i7a East.
lake ave.
1i2-Cascade school. Pontius ave.
and II. Thomas ri.
il3--city light plant 1879 East
lake ave.
ia. l15-Garagc. Mrs. G. w. Pur.
sell. 533 Harvard ave. ". trcar).
l1s-Fire station No. Z. 18th and
Harrison.
1i7--Heggiund's tailor shop. go
10th ave. N.
11s--Hardware store. cree f. Mad
ison st.
1is-Longfellow school, goth ave.
n and r. Thomas st.
120--Hegglund's tailor shop. go
18th ave. n.
121--Fire Station No. 7--15th and
Harrison.
122-Lowell scrool. Federal ave.
and r.. Mercer.
123, 124, 125-Cascade school. Pom
thus ave. and T.. Thomas st.
1876. 1877, f2s--Superior dairy. 223
N. Broadway.
12e. I30--Apartment THE Gables. f"
1414 Il. Denny way.
131-Longfeilow school. Goth ave.
N. and Il. Thomas st.
1872. 133-Hillcrest bakery. 1915 E.
Pike st.
1874. 135. 1s6-Broadway high
school. Broadway and Pine.
1877. 1888. 139--F'ire station No. IS.
corner Minor and Virginia.
140-Summit school. Summit ave.
and T.. Union.
14l-Broadway high school. Broad
way and Pine.
142-Hillcrest bakery. 1915 e. Pike
st.
143-Summit school, Summit ave.
and Il. Union st.
IA. 145--Denny school, Fifth ave.
and Battery.
146. lat. 14S. 14s-Paint store, 2522
Second ave.
100. 151-vancouver hotel lobby,
1908 Seventh ave.
152-Fire station No. 2, Third and
Pine.
1853, 1854, 155-office, Hotel Baden,
1900 First ave.
156-Fire station No. 2, Third and
Pine.
1877. 1853. 15o-Hotel Barker lobby.
$40 Pike st.
160-Busy Bee tailors. GIT Union
st.
1si-summit school. Summit and
Il. Union.
1862, 163-Busy Bee tailors, GIT
Union st.
1e4-Fire station No. 2, Third and
Pine.
1855. 166-New st. James hotel Of
flee. 722 Mad.y,n st.
III Third ave.
10. 171-New st. James hotel Of
flee. I'LL Third ave.
172, 173-Central school Seventh
and Madison.
ia, 175--Residence of Mrs. 10.
Dreyfous. 1923 Marion st.
176-Central school. Seventh and
Madison.
1T, 17S, 179, 1S0-New court
house, jefferson st. entrance.
1S1, 182-F'ire station No. 3. Terry
ave. and Alder st.
1873, 1S4-Plumber's shop CTalboD,
1916 East Madison st.
1876, 1856, 187--Minor school, 18th
ave. and East Pike ST.
1888, 1S9-Hardwar store, 1922
East Madison 81.
190-McGilvra school, East Blaine
and 37th ave. N.
191, 192-Waitlng station, Ma
drona drive and East Denny way.
1893, 194-Madrona school. 32nd
ave. and East Spring st.
1876, 1856, 197-Walla Walla school,
gath ave. and East Cherry st.
19s-Plumber's shop TalboD. 1915
East Madison.
1919, 20O-Pacific school, 18th ave.
and East jefferson st.
20t-Car barns, East Jefferson st.
and 14th ave.
202, 203-Residence OF Earl Young,
325 18th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21

LONDON, July 21.-Jack Demp-
sey, worlds heavyweight champion.
will meet either Joe Beckett, Brit
ish champion, or Georges Carpen-
tier, European champion, here early
in 1920, according to an announce
ment here last night by Promoter
G. Il. Cochran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
CAUSE AND EFFECT

The positive and the negative life
Produce both "cnuse and effect"
The "cffect- we take ms positive,
And the "cause" do not detect.
Then put "cnuse" on the positive,
The "effect" Will be all gain,
IT'S nothing more than active
minds,
And progress Of the brain.
A. minds crente conditions.
So conditions are "effects."
The "cause' II proper thinking
In amy and NIL respects.
We're positive on the styles and
price,
And we will save you more
On each new SUIT, COAT, DRESS
and HAT.
At the FLORENCE UPSTAIRS
STORE,
Second and Union.
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Satisfactory
Terms
Alwdys

conveniences. 1t places over 400 articles
within reach. Meals are prepared with dis
patch because every needed thing is close at
Enthusiastically arranged. Clearing up
after meals is quickly done because utensils
and supplies are centered in the Hoosier.
We urge every housewife to visit our
Hoosier department and see how these cab
inets render the service all women deserve.
You'll also find the prices and terms to your
liking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21

T EISURE is the inherent right of every
IL woman. And she who gains leisure
gains health and happiness.
Thus her problem is in the saving of time
and labor and making her kitchen tasks en-
joyable.
Probably no one thing will save as much
time and labor in woman's workshop as
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet. 1t combines over
40 work-reducing inventions and exclusive
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-02
CELEBRATE MASS
At MOUNT CALVARY

Solemn services win be held in
Mount Calvary cemetery tomorrow
morning, when the Rev Father
Felix Kanp. pastor of the Cathe-
dral OF the Secret Heart. viii ccle-
hrate mass for the rerose Of the
souls of the dead FRI the cemetery.
II will he an All Souls Day SER
vice. although All Souls Day liter
All Sairts' Day The sernan to
mound in front of the chapel, inside
of which Father kaup will Of
fciate at the celebration OF mass
Gathered around the mound viii be
tho worshipers. Special music VIII
he delivered by children
All Saints Day was appropriately
observed Yesterday I'll Mi Catholic
sst@ iss-issats Episcopal Oh ns-sslaasa VA
the Episcopal church tho sjgrifi-
canoe of the day M somewhat riodl-
fed. especially in wha; is known as
law church. while in tho hieh church
branch service for the day ssXune
almont tho aspect OF strictly
Catholic service.
All Saints DAY had its origin in
the dim early ages Of the church.
In The Catholic branch il is a day
on which prayers are made for all
the saints -mAitant. suffering ANA
triumphant. that is. those who are
lahoring on this earth. those who
have gone on into eternity and
tllse who. having passed through
the period Of pu-gation, have al
tanned heaven.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-02
BERRY CHOSEN HEAD
TELEPHONE COMPANY

Ahert Y, Berry. II rhiiadelrh'a'
was elected president Of the Chesa
pesle and Potomac Telephone COM
paries ~ reeting Of the directors
Friday These companies constitute
the Bell telephone systsnn IN the
states of Maryland, Virginia, West
virginia. part OF ohio and the DIS
trict of Columbia 2lr Berry Sue
ceeds Frank II Bethoa. Of New
York. who has resigned 70 engage
in other business
Mr.. Berry catered the service ~
1890 at Washington. T.. G In 1908
he was transferred 70 Phiiadelp hia
and became division manager CT the
Fell Telephone company. OF Penn
sylwansa at that point. The new
executive head Of the telephone CONF
ranw is well known in Washing or
whore he was born In 1879 he ~
son OF the late f-Hga r ~ gseerrs.' ~s'H4
for more than fartv years was con
nected with tire Farmers and Me-
rhantcs National hank, cf George
town. He was educated IN the pub
lie schools az Washington and the
x,srcorar. fseie1ti8ea .scbagl snd after
graduatlng III laS frcn Georgetown
university he entered the office OF
A. A. HoehiinG, ESQ,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-02
STATIC Taxes Due.

State taxes for 1919 will be paid
this year, as heretofore. at the Of
fee Of j. Z. Pace, treasurer, City
Hall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-02
COMPLETE PLANS FOR
MORGAN MEETING

All lines In the way of prcpara
ton for the great Bible lecture to be
given by I)r. G.. Campbell Morgan. of
London, England, at the city audito-
rum, beginning Tuesday plight IN
der the direction of the Richmond
Billy Sunday campaign committee
are well in hand, and II Is predicted
that the opening night will see n
great audience DR.. Morgan is one
Of the most noted Bible teachers of
the world.
Tho community choir Chilly Sun
day choir) under leadership of wal
ter G. Mercer, VIII sing each night.
IT. is expected that ehere will he a
choir of not less than four hundred
voices.
Or. Morgan's theme on Tuesday
night. will be ''The Value of tho
Bible in tho Life Of a Nation"
Admission will be free. Expenses
have been guaranteed by the Rich
mend Sunday campaign committee,
but in order that those who cannot
come at an early hour may he a~-
comm odated, contributors tickets
are being issued for reserved SEA-
ton of the house, and will be good
until Sis p. NJ These tickets can
be secured at the committee head
quarters, Room 201, Y. NJ. C. a.
building.
All OF the ushers and doorkeepers
Of the Sunday campaign are request
ed TO meet the chairman and head
ushers Monday night, at Sis O'Clock
In room 2o4. second floor of the Cen
trail Y. NJ c. A. building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-02
MASSIE IS CHAIRMAN
HIGHWAY COMMISSION

Final touches for putting in
motion the machinery for carrying
out the states ambitious program
for better highways were made
yesterday when the highway com
missioner of FIVE members. provided
for by legislative enactment and
appointed by the mmonwealth
and proceeded to organize.
Wade II. MasSie, of washington.
Va. was named by his colleagues
chairman OF the body. Other mem
bers are: Henry h. Beck, OF Rich
mond, secretary: Horace Hardaway,
Of ST. Paul. James A. Mundy, Jr.,
Of Natural Bridge, and Frank w.
Davies, OF Lawrenceville. The law
provides that the appointment OF
these men be confirmed by the sen-
ate at Its next session
The commission has been In con-
ference for a day or two with Com
missioner Coleman and the mem
hrs have been going over, with him
~ statutes under which they will
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