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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
Sra ,frecstouierenlen,

Sra Varia telcQroierc@ Ben 30te
Ana, at Sc Nuicrcoca epcritc Nuob
hor bcilltttct at pucrrUftc Or. Ncnncr
ocu rcriocrcoc oitcrriQltc ,Srco2traf
tat lmoracu Gir2ooQl Gitermio.
>oq Caioo Ben SelQcitrlnelie, ionr
itol Icoioqc SrottotcL bIcn ! %crnoQ@
'trcpct iproiq 90 0ocficuot. Zen
rCpiocrcoc Groftata Cert bIep 2orong
0pcIo icnbt til WoQtrnJterct.
Get pooitoac5, al Trco2fonicren-
cen nlligcpcl bdr tolct Ncuipn til Ben
eiterrigife DELEGATIONS 2nmcrtnin.
ger o. giort bctpocliQc %uoromncl.
Ter. 'Urli1 huao &c fiu0nciellc Gritat
nilQcr anQaar. Get he0cr o1iau, al
ole Geiegntcrne cr cni1c ON, at DC
oprinheliac Grltotniu12frap par ina
llhprliQc. nt Set itcrft bcitnnruc Otter.
ria olorig flunoe hare fIaret bcnt.
Mion er bcrior bIanht unoct blci
ctiQc ON, at sc bc'ric0c Yropinicr Al
Del tioli1erc oitcrriQlfc N}onorfi ifaI
oucrtoQc cnocl al gltcrrjQ2 Stata
NiTlo "iom &ctallnQ lor Den Sribeo,
sc hor crhpcrpct".
Get, Tom bar pol0t melt TSoriiufcliC
/ Grcb2tonfcrCnccn cr ooQ Speros
moolct ON Sc me @rpnicr mrllcnl
2lterriQ ~ nCn INC iu1o ilnuiifc
Stot, 'rrliQ / Stcicrmort. &c ito
Iicnitc % sc 'rouitc ~<ntcrcaicr bar
her ituact / 5trjn nlco hinunocn.
hcr o%prinocliqc Sroftot por bci
Iorit bcitcmt. at ser itllIoe urrc Sol.
tcniitcnminQ | Stcicrmnrf Scner(
blcp ocuuc @citcmmclic itrslct, Scr
pon int ino iaicn % cuocl,a after
itrrgct. %lao Sloucruc iertc cr
ihTroip &omp ior al 'aa ocn opcr
pcicubr tpitc IN N|nrbrrg molcmme'
! iii 5crritorimn,
Gen upcitc McIoing ira Bari:
auor ultlou lb pua, ut Scr ilr9cr Nj
'tcmniu1 itol iorcaan / Steicrmart
ibct 2onicrcnccn lclu hor ioitiat Der
npc Srrnic. Ser cr ooa cnbri into
oplnit ON. bpor ocu INC @rTni,
Aaor.
Get oplpic3 oNiua. al Sratiatci
mco Gitcrri9 loocr oct prnng'
SperQHmoal ON Silmrc uIeit.
Get oplr'ea, at SEN ltolicuifr
llocnria2miniitcr Sittoni % hcl
frantic Trcmicrminiiter Glemcuccal
uocn'pr SrcbSfonicrenceu or bic
cuiac ON III Elau angaaenoc SHINE
Otter ocmlc Vlau ltaI ic!pr Wnc,
SHINE meo en- libcn Total Napn aa'
til S.alien. Soritaocn Suchaf me-
ocua Lille lofaIe @apn fol aaa til bcl
une iuGo 'lauiltc Stot. mems Dc Il
itore Nopcbhapnt | Glunc % Sirha
ifal titles mocr Na,ioucrncs zig
lior CT Sibsrum al SO Iar % ADMIT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
prisfal>et ~beSvnoer.

Sra @nIhinQton mcIoca Sen 27be
9lllglit: Sielqe Suobcrctningcr ii,
Sltitlt30cpartenlentct begpnbcr Tri
icrrc al bale / ioriticIligc SeIe al
Salbct, men Den ncbgnacnoe Scpr-
Qclic hnr cnbnll life naoct tllltrpfs
tclig Tart I'll ! Ipnoerlig @rao al
bcrorc Carer, iom tipbea iii picbIif
flligt @rlig.
Eua SporQanaol ON. bpor mari
man tluloc hGabc paa mcrfborc He-
luItatcr al NeaicringcnS NorisgNoa
at 'aa S~lpsopboloct3 aoitcnoc ncn,
lat, lpnrcbc &llitjt3miniitcren at alt,
bpao NraierinAcn cnifchc, bar Ell ri,
mcllg N~nlchuing til at piIc, huao ocr
tulloc Qiere@ forat iaa taget &inocu
i,b Al Sc fuuitig ophlUitc WarfcbS.
priIcr. Minn par. iagbc han, irr.
oclc2 prl iorneiet nlco sc hiNtil op.
laacoe Nelllfofer.
MluiIteren abparcbe moo bcr,
Tropaganoa. ion al 4iebmrto o.
andre &anolenbc inncS at bripc@
opcr belle Sanbct iorat "iornlaa line
Nnlbcr til at tiebc iinc %intcriorin.
ninNcr Ill unotr SET Nore9lpcnbe, al
TriIcrnc Nil bli nlcget beierc. Ger
par ingcn @runo Tor Ell iaaoall
YaaitonN, ia00c han. Sorholbct pa,
lnarcrc set. al he NauNlcnoc enifebt
al iaa ycaliicrct melt muIig Al line
Garcr. ier Oct bepMlrtc EriSialN
blir aIminhc!lscre % tpIugcr Dem
il at lIaa al paa Trcfiten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

Sp%eraiangercl Scr Nielien er for
fommenoc Sripn aniat 'iom 2ebcr al
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uco @eitmtl,lter
College | Ncw @iIminston, Ta,
enrlco Sarilio, Der er anfommet
ira steapel, bill / Nem Dorf ioa ct
5ilbllo ON $4,000 pr. gften / ii
Iftener / Gitp Of Mcrico. Gette or
Oct beieite Silbl,b Sanacren bar
mpotoset.
Trofesior @errier bar opoagct ct
tort Wtliiftalent blanbt De ll,ge
Ssnoeripoer ira 6aneeleirene. Gen
l,nge Wanb, bpis Nopn er Sens
Schmidt, bliper mi paa Yroiesiprens
Soranleoning uobannet hos SIM
Senriqiles.
Sc tire oanife Saneiorenineer /
Chicago, "Sarmonieu", 0anif ar.
beloeriansforening % "Masneten",
bar efter nogle Tigers Sorbanoliuger
l~Irttet Jig ianlnlen til ct SGnesfor.
Sammenlliltninsen er imioIertio
Iaalebes, at 6oreningerne iremoelcs
beitaar bier for Jig % bar fine cene
Sorretnin9smsoer, 3iIltelninger %
Sammenfomlter, o. I. b., men al
Sang ltal bore fGIles. &oncerter
ifal iaaIebes fllnne gipes / Sules.
lfab. Set bnabes paa benne Waaoe
at funne faa uorettet mere for ga.
gen, END De minore &or bper for lig
piloe funne, ioet 10 ct iaaoant fort
aor bill filnne elsre Zig nleget mere
eieloenbe END oe enfeIte bper for Jig.
Eli Girigent bar Soreningerne
balgt otto Glauien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
ilolitilkr Sprkulnliunrr.


Get cr lllc 'ulO: 81 4ar til % %
Ittnte Barrier piI nomincre inc Trr
northumberland men I'll Gato hoi
ser unrgt i%orhoI0>pra It0ct 'trcoct
%au0c;3 @rcale ON De mull9c Trr.
it@ocuitnHcr. Nuorplot Ntu'toeni
@lliou pjI bi aauoioat ror en- ire.
Dlc <crmln, CT, ioooIot IN fam 'flslt.
lie, cu0mt tcmmrlIg poa bet npl3'c
"a fan a'hUuQc Al 'or'tlel.l9c I'm.
i~luuolgacocr. Ser trr uopltIc lld IRA
mi al Oh u0opcr &mtcrcu. Ctt De
mofrutntc @Snrtj uoglsr lite Den On.
he's lunQcr. iou BET pjclct at barre.
~ hula E~rUijorltcna Montrol outr
CrQduiiottoucn bltr | bctrn9teIta
@rao igrttet, CT oct pou'tcIl8 al 'l9e,
huIltc Glcncutcr tomuncr til al rua.
Sc, "a hplIfc UtTuo Der pll bll 'fnpci
| 6or1rintocn,
Muoo set rcpublitnuitc &nrtl all.
0oar cr oct piiulot. iroo2 Sc lburot.
&c 1orisa, ser Qierca puo at nolhc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

ESuREp .s SECOND CLASS '.rrsH June l5fH 1905 AT
rHr Posi- 0rl.r ,r DEyoH,u, Iowa, UNDsR THE Acr
or EnNsrrss ar TtsoHa. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

Zen norife Nmerifalinjes glitter.
Sislge Telegram ira @opeofontoret /
ariitiania til Siniens Gbicasofontor,
buteret Sen 29be ai,guit, bar a1,rien
paa 2iniens glitter paa ariltiania
gsrs 334% eler $1SO.36 pr. Iftie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
Notwithstanding,

80. Ins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

Zen norifc aomponiit Nli Stint
genberg, er oriat ionl ScritelTrcr %
Sireftcr FOR SEN Mliiififole, iom III
fol opipres / Hochcltcr, q. o., %
ionl or CT, @apc til @pen al 8eorge
Gaitnlan. MilionTreicren al
Galtnan'a aobafsiobrifer. Senne
bar / oisic Sage ifipnfet poerligere
10 Itilioncr Collars til Snitititio-
men, laa oenne M raaoer ppcr ell
lamIct aopital al oter 80 Willion.
&eroi pil en- Wilion bli mpenbt til
ielue %uaningcrnc, bporpaa Irbeibct
nil paabe1pnoes / oen nprmeiie
Nrcmtib, Somten har Ell uomerfet
@eIigeenheo neo @ncns Iain Street.
Hochcilcr llnipcriitct bIir Gicr al
Sfclen. Der lmioIertib ifol Nomini
ltrcres al Ell iGritilt Sirettipn.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

Then take my advice and don't
tackle it," says Miss Smell Not that
you would. Of course. but that's what
l tell all the girls who think ] have
such soft snap with my Saturdays
off and a two-month summer vaca-
ton. Believe me, you need 1T after
you've drilled forty youngsters all
through term. Dog dog; c-a-t cat.
Why will the little imps sing 1T
through their noses? It's the same
with the two-times table. And they
can be SO stupid! l don't believe
was meant for a teacher, anyway, for
it all seems so useless to me, making
them go through all that, and keep
ing still for hours and hours, when
they want SO. much to be outdoors
playing around. I'd like to be out
myself"
But after scfoo hours" suggests
Babe, you surely have time to go in
for sports of some kind
What do you mean, sports" asks
Miss Smell.
"Oh, tennis. or horseback riding, or
golf,' says Babe.
at him. Are you kidding?" she de-
nands. "Or do you want to get me
biting my upper lip? Say, on five hun
dred a year. with board to pay and
clothes to buy, you can't go in very
heavy for sports. / did blow myself
W n tSiiHIs IhtNSt anu Fuppef- -SOleu
shoes last summer and my financial
standing has been below par ever
since. AS for spare time. there's no
such thing. When I've finished help
ing ma do the supper dishes there S
always pile of lesson papers to go
over and reports to make out. And
Saturdays ! can do my washing and
mending. maybe shampoo my hair or
make over a hat or something Can
you figure In any chance for golf or
horseback riding? j can't even if
club dues were free to scho0lma ans
and the board should send around a
lot of spotted ponies for our use. Not
that ] wouldn't like to give those
things whirl once. I'm Just foolish
enough to think | could do the sport
stuff with the best of 'em."
III bet you could, too" says Babe,
enthusiastic. "Iou-you're just the
type"
"Yes,' says Miss Smell. "and fat
lot of good that's going to 90 me. So
what's the use talking In n year or
so | suppose I'll be swinging a broom
around my own little fiat, coaxing a
kitchen range to hump itself at $40
am, and hanging out a Monday wash
for two
"Oh!" says Babe "rhen you've
picked out the lucky chap?'
Il don't know whether he's lucky or
not says she. ut isn't really settled
anyway. Pete Snyder has been hang
ing around for some time, and l eX-
pect I'll give in II he keeps 1t up. He's
Dads helper. you know, and he ism
more'n half as dumb as he looks
Gosh! Here We are. hope none OF
Evening star., 1919-03-16

could see now why he'd shied matri-
mony so consistent. With sentiments
like that he'd looked on Sister Mabel
AS horrible example. Besides. fol-
loWin' sports the way he did. a wife
and kids wouldn't fit in at all.
Wed made half the circle and was
tearing along the middle road on the
back stretch at a Vanderbilt cup gait
when all of a sudden Babe Jams on
the emergency and We skids along
yond where this young lady is flag
gin us frantic with pink lined
throw scarf
What the deuce.' asks Babe, starin
back
Looks like help wanted hail"
says ]. She's got a bunch of young
sters with her and-yep. one OF 'em is
all CORY. See"
oh, Lord" groans Babe. well I
SUPPOSE | must"
As he backs up the machine I
stretches my neck around and takes
look at this wayside group. Three
little girls are huddled panicky
around this young party, who wears
brown velvet tam at such a rakish
angle on top of her wavy brown hair.
And cuddled up in her left arm she's
holdin' a chubby youngster whose face
Is smeared with blood something
startlin'.
you dont happen to be a doctor,
do your she demands Of Babe.
"Heavens, no!p says he.
But perhaps you know what to do
to stop nose bleeding" she goes on.
why, let's see" says Babe. "Oh,
yes! Put cold door key on the back
Of his neck"
"or a piece of brown paper on his
tongue" l adds.
The young lady shrugs her shoul-
ders, disappointed I've tried all
that" says she, "and an ice pack, too.
But it's no use. l must get him to a
doctor right away. There's one about
a mile down this road. Couldn't you
take u.s."
Sure thine!' says Babe. 'Torchy,
you can hang on the back. can't you?'
"Oh, | can walls home" says !.
NO, no. says Babe. hasty. YOU
you'd best come along
SO ] helps load in the young lady
and the claret drippin youngster,
drapes myself on the spare tires, and
we're off.
is it little brother?" asks Babe,
glancin at the kid.
"Miue?" says the young lady. "Of
course not. I'm Lucy Sne]l--one of
the teachers at the public school back
there at the cross roads. Some of the
children always insist on walking
part way home with me, especially
little Billy here. Usually he behaves
very nicely, but today he seems to be
out OF luck. His nose started leak
ing fully half an hour ago. He must
have leaked quarts and quarts, all
over himself and ms. You wouldn't
think he could have drop left in
Evening star., 1919-03-16

him. l was just about crazy when
saw you coming. There's Dr.. Bakers
house on the right around that next
curve. And say, there's some speed
to this bus Of yours Mr.--er--''
Cutler" says Babe. Here we are.
Anything more ] can do?"
Why" says Miss Smell, as I'm un-
buttonin' the door for her. you
might stick around few minutes to
see If he wants little Billy taken to
know" And with that she trips in.
Lively young party. eh?' I re-
for what she wants"
Perfectly all right. too," says he,
"in case like this. She isn't one oS
I'll bet. Lucy. eh? / always did like
that name"
had to chuckle What about the
Smell part?" says I. THAT one of
your favorite names too?"
"N-n-no,' says Babe. But she'll
probably change that some of these
days. She's the sort that does, you
know"
II expect you are right, at that" /
agrees.
Pretty soon out she comes again,
calm and smilin'. Its some smile she
has. by the way. Wide and generous
and real folksy. And now and thar the
scare mas ldueu OUT OIL HeI eyes tney
have more or less snap to 'em. They're
the bright brown kind, that match her
hair and the freckles across the bridge
of her nose,
It's all right" says she. "Dr. Baker
says the ice pack did the trick. And
he'll take Billy home as soon as he's
cleaned him up a bit. Thanks, Mr.
Cutler
"Oh, I might as we'll drive you home,
too, and finish the job" SAYS Babe.
We'll, I'm not missing anything like
that, | can tell you" says Miss Shell
ster's gore. But l live way bTch on
some on your seat cushions, didn't
he?'
"Oh. that will wash out SAYS Babe
careless. You're fond of youngsters
] suppose?'
We'll. IN "a way | a. says she
I'm used to 'em anyway. being one
of six myself. That's why I'm out
teachng--makes one less for Dad to
have to rustic for. He keeps the little
plumbers shop down opposite the sta
tion. You've seen the sight. Smell
i've no doubt | have says Babe
"And you--you like teaching. do your
"Why, j can't say I'm dead in love
with it," says Miss Smell. Not this
second grade stuff, anyway. It's all
could qualify for, though. This is my
second year at 1T. don't suppose you
ever taught second grade yourself
did your"
Babe almost gasps, but admits that
he never has.
Evening star., 1919-03-16
How Babe Missed His Step

w yHAT Babe Cutler was plan
MI min certainly listened like
swell party-the kind YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
FEW MATTERS ON DOCKET
OF ALDERMEN THIS WEEK
committee Will Bc Named to Attend
LchSuc of Municipalities
Mt DnnNillc.

Principal among the events scheduled
for the City Hall this week is the
meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen
which takes places tomorrow night.
hu, cyen the calendar Of this body
is slight compared with former occa-
sions. although ii is never known when
something new viii he sprung at the
meetings. Of the Board. one Of the
matters which comes IN for concurrourr
IS The resolution Recently passed by
the common council, providing for
he acquiring OF land Tor Widening
and HUH Streets
Another resolution which will be
up 10 the Board for concurrence is
that authorizing tho appointment of
a committee TO attend the annual con
vcuiion OF the League of Virginia
H;iiuh!GiipalIties. which VIII be held at
l'"hNl!!e, September % and "a The
resolution provides tina; there shall
he "A committee OF six. composcd OF ire
MAYOR thrcc members Of the Common
Er" "rJ'i ana two members Of the
carries an appropriation of $500 10
IoNtE me committees expenses The
I,anvillc convention this year will be
OF unusual interest owing 10 the fact
mat The Municipalities are vigorouslv
protesting against the heavy taXrs
"h'.h they say the State is lovying
IN mis- connection the Board is cx
peti"d 10 concur in the Council rcsolu
,'"h wni'h approves the prcAmhlcs ana
i.s"Iutlons adopted by the Council Of
,;lmcnhurE IN regard TO the mcq,ali-
.!tS Oh assessments in this State There
are !th0ui 4 dozen more resolutions
M t,a 9rll nanccs TO be acted on by the
n.y. ~ Fa' nnt theN arc Of Il minor nature
ne TeSo !ution approving the holding
Hi ne NJ l-N. p. 1. football gam
ivre thanksgiving was to come m
'pr Soncurrencc hu, il has been de-.
Roanoke 'Eeu IN
me Committee on Streets will hold
Il Il, meeting this afternoon at o'clock
iar.s IS usually handled by this com.
nh,tec. but Il is doubtful if any par
nCuIar action in regard to this Qilcs-
date as this afternoon. Thr Eivcrr
si"rhor and Dock Committee is expected
10 meet some time this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
DR.. FINLEY F. GIBSON MAY
GO TO LOUISVILLE CHURCH
Pastor OF Grace street Baptist Gets
Call From Largest COngreEa-
ton In Kentucky.

Rev. Finley l. Gibson. n. D., pastor
oil Grace street Baptist Church for the
past Two years. WAS extended a unani-
nous cal! yesterday from the Walnut
street BAPTIST Church. of Louisville.
NY, the largest baptist Church in that
CITY and one Of the leading Of that
in the entire South DIR.
hlnsoh said last night that he would
not announce his decision until next
sunday, by which time he would fully
make up his mind whether 10 remain
mere or respond to the call
y committee Of eighteen deacons
from the Louisville Church waited
upon Dr: Gibson on August - at Ocean
Grove. y. j., while tho pastor was talk
ing his annual vacation, and urged
MN to come TO that church which has
months.
The board of stewards of the local
church yesterday adopted resolutions;
urging Dr. Gibson TO remain here.
w nile pr. Gibson admitted last night
maj the offer is very attractive and
lla'tcrlnS one he would not say con-
cluSivcly that he would accent the new
Passionate.
The Walnut Street Baptist Church.
nr- fibSon said last night. is largely
attcnded ny students OF the Southern
hapt!st Theological Seminary located
in that city. ana is one of the tnnst
.diiiceS IN the South. DR.. Gibson was
graduate Of this seminary and was
a member twenty yers ago of the
church 10 which he is being called.
Dr. Gibson came 10 Richmond two
years ago in response to a call to Bow
!lng Green, ny. where he held a mas
'ordtc several years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
FIRST CHINESE STUDENT
MAY ENTER SCHOOL HERE
Oriental Youth Asks Ruling As to
Admission to John Marshall
High This Week.

Unless Acknowledgement John r.
Saunders rules adversely. u. T. Lam.
native Of Hongkong. China son Of
Lem l.oveaSan, proprietor of the Far
East Restaurant at Third and Broad
Streets will enter John Marshall High
this week, If he is enrolled in tho
Chinaman that has ever attended
classes in the public schools In Rich
mond
Lam, who is eighteen years old.
stated last night in very good English
that he intends taking classes leading
completed the prescribed course in the
nigh school will enter the Medical Col
!ege Of Virginia to prepare for the
medical profession.
The young Chnaman has been in
Richmond since May. and has adopted
This city as his home until he has Sc
cured his medical education. His OBJ
his native city. Hongkong. China.
While in HonGkong Lam attended
Queen Victoria College for four wears
and when his father migrated to the
Ihited states little less than a year
ago he attended a private school in
New York City. Later his father
moved to Orange. New Jersey. where
Lam took "A special course. lasting
Tor only few weeks. before his father
decided TO move again and come TO
Richmond.
School officials here have talked with
Lam and express the opinion that he
IS an adept pupil and are satisfied that
ne VIII make good student. Lam said
last night that he desires to take up
this year the classes in physics
chGmistry1 zoology English, French
and Spanish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
UNION SERVICES ARE HELD
Many Attend Meeting Held Las, >i.b,
IN Monroe Park by
Churches

pr Nussell Cccil. pastor % the Sec
"iiN rcsH% erlah Church and president
~ inc kichmond Ministerial Union.
WI make The closing talk next sunday
m!Eh; at the last Of the union services
"hich nave been held TN Monroe Park
tNrFN SUNDAY night since June -
"scn $50 and 500 people war,
present AT IN" service last night, Old
time favoritos. starting with ..,nnr
;,I,n and followed lay Jesus. Lover Of
N ny ;Hou.. Nock OF Ages" and Bless
'u MSS urahcc,' opened the service. on
lhe platform, which has been erected
III gulel corner of the park. we're n
m,uhih|rr Of ministers OF this section of
Eey; + r. McFaden. u. y. pastor Of
ne flrSt presbyterian Church. pre-
HGd. K@v j j. CiraVatt II. T.. rector
"l Holy, Trinity. read the Scripture les
son and Key. j. Francis R!hblc. II. -
rector OF - Andrews. delivered the
In The absence OF Rev w. IL Burk-
haEdt. rector Of Christ EPISCOPAL
church, Rev cary Montague. c!tv mis-
.."nary' made talk ON ,lohn the Bap-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
INCREASE IN CAR MILEAGE
HERE DURING PAST MONTH
vfrSinin RAILWAY md Power Com
pany Issues Statement
Recent Service.

Figures jus. compiled by tho trans
portation department OF the Virginia
Railway and Power Company show
that 13l.7o0 more car miles ana ll.75l
more car hours Of street car service
were given on the streets OF Richmond
in August OF this wear than during the
same month of last year. In other
words. 25 per cent more service was
supplied this past August than during
the same month OF last year. the OH
Gals state. These figures also repre-
sent 80 per cent increase over August.
1913.
An official statement by the com
pany accompanying the figures which
was given out yesterday states:
1.-THE Improvement in tho service is
attributed TO the more efficient organi-
cation which has been maintained by
the several increases in wages granted
during the war period and also Ia tho
operation Of more cars and quicker
schedules.
'aThe new Safety Cars have made il
possible TO increase the schedules on
the two lines on which they are now
operating by giving Il minute.
instead OF a tenminutc. schedule on
the Belmont Avenue line. and a five
minute instead OF q scvcu-rninl!tc
schedule on the Laurel Street line.
both OF which improvements add that
much additional service on Broad
Street, which has BEEN the subject
OF favorable comment. BY shoppers. as
we'll as by those patrons from the
West End, whose places OF business
are reached by the Eighth street and
Ninth Street loon"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

First fall conference of baptist
ministers of Rirhmond, First hap
fist Church. at 10.
Boy scouts mt headquarters to
plan municipal rat campaign ut 3.
Womnn'S society oof Grove Ave-
nue. baptist Church mt I.
Observation-Disclosures virGfnin
League Club Va. Taxa Sola Club,
boulevard Eicid, at 4:30.
Committee ON Streets OF Common
Council nt City Hall at >.
Address by Roe Full>crson. inter-
national secretary. before Iif,,nniS
Club at Business Mems Club M 6:sO
"omnn's Society of Grove Ave-
Tahcrnaclc baptist Church mt :.
Address by Congressman Dill md
organization of Plumb Plan Icn.uc.
John Marshall High school nudito-
RUM NJ y.
Motion pictures under nuspfccs of
War Camp Community Service
south Richmond Pinysrounds
thirteenth nnd Perry Streets, nj
S:aD.
Motion picture entertainment nj
University Club, S:30.
Dance ut Womnn's Club mt o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
THERMOMETERS HITS 100
MARK HERE YESTERDAY
Mercury Takes Rapid Rise During DIV.
driving Youngsters to Bathing
Pools.


one OF the hottest days experienced
since winter scurricd to cover seven
months ago and the annual epidemic
81 apr.hS FEVER commenced. dcmobiiiZ-
ING Office boys. made an unlimited call
TO Richmond yesterday.
NJ o'clock the Thermometer cleared
LOT action ana threw out all the sand
haGS, Going up at an alarming rate
"I speed by noon an altitude OF 81 was
tt"Ghcd, according to thermometers in
'Arl;o! Square
SUI the mercury kept on it's way far
INTO ne afternoon. and by $3.50 o'clock
" 'l"ck "a neigh; OF 100 was recorded
~ me Government Weather Eureau
on Chnrch Hin 81 degrees was recorded
rs Inc maximum. After o'clock tho
neat began to SubSide
hundreds OF children sought rcfuo,
from the heat a; tho bnthiSr l,i.a
iEfd iark yesterday afternoon. He.
wen noon and . o'clock life guards
Mv,e PROVIDED by the Richmond Rec
rrcht.0h and Fairgrounds Association
Tor the protection Of the childrcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-08
Lonsan Funeral Held.

Funeral services of Mrs Fannie
Dabney Logan took place yester-
day morning at $50 o'clock from
the residence OF her mini la W. Yer
non Spott. at 500 North Mulberry
Street