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Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22
Do NOT HIDE BEHIND
WOMEN on CHILDREN

ave relatives dependent on then FOL
support. However, you are not the
one to judge regarding the exemption
Your case will be dicided by the gov
eminent. You will lie required to an
swer all of the questions fully ani
with this information on hand the
proper authorities will decide as to
the merits of your exemption.
When registering, the applicant ls
to state the age in the number o.
years, discarding days and months.
Your home address will be where you
i've and not where you work. If you
were born in the United States, Alas
ka or Hawaii you are natural-born
citizen. You are not citizen if yo2
have only declared your intention to
become a citizen. You are a citizen
#, although foreign-born, your faith
er or surviving Parent became fullI
naturalized while you were under 2
wears Of age and if you came TO the
United States under q.
Receipt from the clerk Of the court
Of the certified copy OF a declaration
taking out first papers is called
taking out first papers You are
not declarant if your first paper
was taken out after September 2G,
1906, and is more than seven years
old
Your occupation is the job you have
at the time Of registration, not what
YOU consider your calling. When asked
concerning dependents upon you, the
department urges that you give the
matter careful consideration. DO not
let your military ardor interfere with
the wish Of the nation 70 reduce wars
rnisery to the minimum. On the other
hand, unless the person you have IN
mind is solely dependent upon YOU
DO not hide behind petticoats or chill
dren.
As regards marriage, this has
rothing TO do with whether you were
once married, but concerns your state
now.
Answering the question Of race you
ere a Caucasian, Malay Mongollan'
Negro or Indian.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22
Unpatriotic Gamblers.

Belligerent and neutral nations
crazed with the idea Of getting grain
at any cost, is the explanation givel
ly the president OF the Chicago BoarC
IF Trade for existing high prices anC
tor the closing of the exchange foi
two days. If it were not for this fren
~ of foreign governments, he says
Wheat would be much cheaper, TO.
there is enough on hand to carry u
through
In this. as in all other cases, the
Eoard Of Trade enters a plea of moi
guilty, no matter what evidence i
presented. Only a few days ago Mr.
Lloyd George said that fears of star
walton in England were wholly unwar,
lanted and that it would be a self
feeding nation in another year. Lore
Eustace Percy, one of the British
commissioners now in this country
denied last week that England wa
buying wheat. He added that the Al
lies would require 500.000,000 bushel
this year, of which they already ha>
;50,000,000 in sight. Mr.. Hoover
fully acquainted with the situation
here and fresh from survey Of con
ditions in Europe, says the Unitee
States can easily furnish the Allie
with 60 per cent of the food the?
need.
1t is undeniable that there has bee
competitive bidding at times on tn
rart of the Allied governments, bu
compared with the fury of profes
SIGNAL spectators in the wheat pit
their operations have been small ano
circumspect. We shall not find an eX
lJanation of famine prices in actua.
scarcity here or in frantic demand
abroad. 1t is to be seen in the cul'
mination of great gamble carried
On, as the president of the board ad
nlits, reckless alike of true condition,
and of the public welfare.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22

which is so attractive, use only this
old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
ture improved by the addition OF
ether ingredients by asking at any
drug store for 50-cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
found," which darkens the hair so
naturally, so evenly, that nobody can
possibly tell it has been applied. You
just dampen a sponge or soft brush
with it and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at a
time. By morning the gray hair dis
appears; but what delights the ladies
with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is that, besides beautifully
uarkening the hair after a few ap-
plications, it also brings back the
gloss and lustre and VICES it an ap-
pearanco of abundance.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is a delightful toilet requisite
to impart color and youthful ap-
pearance to the hair. 1t is not in
tended for the cure, mitigation or
prevention of disease. 60
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22
j. S. NAVY RECRUITING
OFFICE IS RE0PENED

The navy has reopened the navy
recruiting station at the Princess no
tel. El Centre, for the enlistment o.
Young men for the nations defense.
The navy offers immediate active
iLty-no long period Of duty at train
ng camps-as the forces Of the nav,
ire now patrolling the Atlantic sea
card as we'll as assisting the Engllst
!eet in the North sea.
Many advantages are offered by the
navy in the way of promotion am
oay. TIE comforts of a man-o-wars
nan are also to be considered, as, nt
matter how disagreeable the weathe4
81 how isolated the duty, the nav!
nan has his own bed with him, is as
sured of three square meals a day
and there is no marches or camping
i, rain and snow or trench warfare,
as in the land forces.
The age limits for the navy are Il
20 80 years. Electricians, clerks, ap-
srentice seamen, firemen, machinists
tlacksmiths, coppersmiths, painters,
carpenters and hospital corpsmen are
required.
Now is the time for those who pre-
fer the navy to the army to come for
ward, as after the draft takes effect
/. person will not have his choice of the
2ranch of service he desires.
The best men are required for the
navy, as without an efficient person
mel we cannot have an efficient navy
An appeal is made to red-blooded
youths as we'll as to fathers and moth
3rs, for men for the navy at this time
Those youths who come forward vol
;ntarily will have many advantages
over those who are forced into the
army. 1t is believed that the navy
will not be forced the the draft sys-
tenn to fill her war strength Of 10000
men, as about 10000 men are being
Unlisted each month, and at that ratt
will not be a great while until tht
complement is filled.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22
We Can Start at Once.

Rear Admiral Sims put new say
ing into the lore of American arms
recently wnen the destroyer flotilla
he commands entered the harbor a.
Queenstown, preparatory to embark
ing upon the war against the Ger
man submarines. He was asked by
tne Enghsh officials how soon his men
would be ready for work.
I'VE can start at once" was the re-
Ply. kakNl
IN a class with other declarations
commonplace in themselves, but ring
ing with destiny when viewed after
ward, these five simple words will nc
doubt be written in history. The Brit
ish commander was amazed. He had
expected, doubtless, that the Anerl-
cans would have to be instructed III
the handling of their vessels IN
strange waters, might have to be re-
fitted, might even need much infor-
rlation as TO the means Of fighting
their submerged enemy. He had looked
for delay, red tape and formality, it
may be. Instead, he found Americans
prepared and on the alert, eager to
20 out after their foe.
I'VE can start at once" said the
rear admiral, and start they did.
The words are srrikingly suggestive
ot the sort of preparedness America
: making. In spite of all the talk Of
cur unreadiness, which had suggested
to English minds that a nondescript
collection Of boats and seamen was
tr be expected in the destroyer flo
tilla, we are so imbued with our duty
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22
7 TO
ESTIMATE
MELONS

The biggest cantaloupe deal in the
world will soon be on in full force
AS to just how big it is going to be
there are no two shippers thinking
alike. All of them seem to be hon
est in their opinions, yet these 'opia-
| ions are as much as 1000 ears apar-.
All admit that there are 12,70l acres,
against 5000 last year, as estimated
March Il, under contract for produc-
tion, and all admit that there was
some early frost, continued cold
weather and lots of ram. The wathea
as yet is not up to no,mal heat. This
nights are a little cool and the days
cnly averaging around 80 and 81,
v hereas there should be hot nights
and heat during the day of 105
and more.
The bulk of the vines have not yet
covered the ground between the rows.
1t seems safe to say that there will
be 25 to 80 per cent of the acreage
not ready until July. Heretofore Ju-
ly melons have not been very deslr-
able or successful. This is one rea-
son why some shippers are saying
there will not be many more cars
shipped than last year. Last year
here were a little over 5000 acres
and about 1900 cars shipped. This
year there are nearly $4,000 acres
and some shippers say if they ship at
| all a. e will be over 5000 cars. j
Y Shlozawa, secretary of the Japa-
nese association here which controls
practically all acreage, seems to thinH
/ that this statement is correct-6,000
cars if there is favorable weather
Everything is being done by ship
Ders to protect themselves if the big
crop develops as is expected There
seems to be plenty of labor waiting
for the start. The railroads for soHle
time have been hauling into western
forage nearly 200 cars a day. They
all swear there Wi be plenty OF
cars. Reports from the East rather
indicate a light crop of peaches and
ether fruits which may be the big
best competitors in the eyes of con-
sumers. Most shippers are optimistic
vet some of them realize they art
about to face the biggest deal o
heir lives. Some believe the colo
weather, general conditions and th'
iateness of the season the luckies
.hings that could have happened.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22
NELSON RE.APPO|ATED
DEVELOPMENT AGENT

Yesterday afternoon the county su-
pervisors reappointed A. NJ. Nelson
county development agent. Mr.. Mel
son represented the Valley at Los An
geles as manager of the Imperial Val
Icy Information Bureau in that city,
He was development agent for the
county under the old hoard Of super
visors and his reappointment meets
with the approval of all.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22

and our mission that within fort!
days after the declaration of war ou.
DESTROYER fleet is in hostile water;
ready for action without a moments
delay.
When need arises America can usu
ally start at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22
WOMEN MAY WEAR
KHAKI At COLLEGE
(By Associated Pressl

Eugene, Ore, May 22.-As a war
tme economy measure the women
students of the University of Oregon
Lcre may come back to school next
autumn wearing KHAKI. Bishop Wal
ter 7. Sumner of the Episcopal Dio~
cese of Oregon, on recent visit here,
suggested the plan and the women are
considering adopting it.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Druggist Says Ladies Are Using
Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Hair that loses it's color and lustre,
or when it fades, turns gray, dull
md lifeless, is caused by lack of
sulphur in the hair. Our grandmoth-
er made up mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur to keep her locks dark
and beautiful, and thousands of wom-
en and men who value that even color
that beautiful dark shade of hair
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22

SIS for the second best and. $40 for
the third best, both home grown gar
dens and school gardens, have been
offered for the school children. There
are six sets of these prizes, for Oahu.
Kauai, Maui, Molokai and Lanai, East
Hawaii and West Hawaii. There are
thirty-six different prizes.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22

Spokane milk distributors have
raised the retail price Of milk from
ten quarts for $1.OO to nine for @1.OO.
IN Portland consumers pay 10 cents
rer quart.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22
The Ideal Family Resortthe Resort of Countless Pleasures
REDONDO BEACH

months at maghcem "0iot ie'''
Beach, where can 1--we at chey as ~
home The best hotels cottages and the celebrated i
will be noed this 9lz2Vo
OF the
and unique in the world Famous racing coaster
the coast finest Sufl
inc h deem sea fishing attractions beautiful poueVaO
motoring folder and rates write Chamber Oh ''' ~
Beach, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22
Los Angeles. Cal.

State Market Director Winstocll
X Gently visited onions farmers of the
Cachella valley to discus smarketing
plans for this years. crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22

The Federal Farm Loan Bank al
Spokane has received $750,C0o capital
stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22
EFFECT COMPROMISE
SECOND CLASS MAIL
(By Associated Press

Washington, May 22.-The House
ways and means committee has agreed
eli compromise on the proposed see
ond class mail tax so as to make it
from 112 cents per pound in the first
parcel post zone to 8 cents IN the
eighth parcel post zone.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22

c. r. lockwood represented Calexico
at the county seat this morning
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-22
New Rosegrove Hotel

532 Flower St, Los Angeles
Unquestionably the neatest, cleanest,
very moderately priced hotel in the
West; 120 rooms Of solid comfort, thor
oughly modern, close to theatres, cafes,
depots. Look into the hotel and you
stay, like many now with us, who come
to us every season. We are good people
and don't care who knows it. Take
West Sixth ST. car in front of depot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
EVERYBODY, EVEN FATHER.
WORKS ON NORFOLK WHARVES
Citizens. Soldiers. GunrdS and Pool
Room ionfer- Help Load Boats
with rruck

tSn"cts! 20 The Times Dispatchl
NOKFoLi>, VA. June o3.-Citizens.
soldiers. home guards, and pool-room
loafcrs. he last after police persua-
sion, worked shoulder to shoulder with
c"l"rcd laporcrs TO-DAY to load boats
Of tho various steamship lines here
with truck for Northern points.
The lnck Of labor has prevented ship
mont OF hundreds OF thousands OF dol
lars worth Of perishable stuff raised
in this section and consigned to North
crn markets Some OF it already has
persisted with consequent loss to farm
crs and truckers. The situation was
hecominS desperate when steamship
officials made an appeal 10 the patrio-
tism OF the people The Fourth ,Vir-
sinia Regiment on duty here and In
the vicinity. was tho first to respond
nifty OF the soldiers going to the
wharvcs TO help in the work OF load
Ing truck Many citizens left their
business ;h:a morning to help. while
others gave their half-holiday pa
rade through CRANKY Street brought
others, and the police gave their help
b. rounding up loafcrs and bringing
them before a special session OF the
Police Court held this afternoon at I
o'clock Those having no visibl. means
OF support we're given the choice OF go
ing 10 work or TO Jail Most OF them
preferred work.
II is claimed that much Of the labor
trouble Is due to the activity OF for
cgn labor agents who lure negro Ia
horcrs from the South by false promise
OF high wages good living conditions
and social equality with whites. ~S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
RECRUITING Is SLACK
Army Secures INT Two Men In Three
Days 1T the Local
StntIou

The recruiting situation in Richmond
remains unchanged. cnlistmcnts for the
past week totallins scarcely the pro-
verbal corporars guard
In the past three days, the army
has secured TWO men at tho local
station. leaving IA balance OF ll6 to he
enlisted during the remainder of the
month. II tho fun quota for the regular
army is 10 he secured here
The Presidents proclamation callinc
for volunteers to bring the regular
army 10 war strength is expected to
holster recruiting to some extent
Roughly estimated. tho army is ap-
p'oNtmItcly 700" men shy OF pre-
'crihcd strength. the marine CORPS
about 2.ocD short and the navy, 5000
men shy.
The situation so far as lnxity Of
recruiting is concerned is not confn.
81 to this distrir; alone. hut through.
out the United states. and recruiting
officers arc OF the opinion that the lull
viii continue until the draft is actually
imminent
Yesterdays enlis,ments we're AS fol-
lows:
Army Willie : Wiscman. 1929 Eas,
BROAD street. Richmond
Navy--oscar l.. Thomas. LynchhurS:
William y. Trojan. Lexinston: James
NJ Horne, Smthheld; Jesse {. Wilson.
Isle OF Wight,
Marine corps-Joscph j. X. Miller.
kcarncysville, w. Va, pericy G.. Law
ter. Richmond: Query Welsh. Gordon
G. White, George w Gunter all OF
Roanoke
Richmond Hlues-Harvey j. Hubbard.
Charles y. NJ. Hubbard. Rice. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
Contains U,,tor,c 1t.,,.

The June issue OF the Richmond Mo-
tor:st. the organ Of the Richmond Au-
tomohtlh CLUB. contains. in addition
to interesting road information. a
number OF valuable articles on historic
sections OF Virginia. and story Of
Tallahassee, the hill city Of Florida
Among other articles are Courtesy in
Flag Display on Motor Cars" and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

STRASRURG. VA, June .3-For tha
purpose Of cnlarains It's plant and in !
crcasinE its already heavy business
the Strasburs steam FIGURING Mills
Company has Increased it's capital
stock from $4,000 TO $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

FOR .aie Ia BaTt!.0ofe- Md o7-c oY the
h"si catering anu eonfccnonery nGs!aesses
established many years. ili-te.liu If
owner rea-on for selling address George
II N.Emsnu MIS- 20. 40 West Ha!,ifn,:o
- I"aU.\ %cw YORK lender viii mako
!"hHH Low ~ ) u par cent iN sIHs -,
S1'"V' Z" \"Nt."V' ~ more 20 G"iLs mana
:ttt.fl0E concerns having record ug nv.
years su-cessiuI operation. Apply BpA s.-.
..." uo.C. va
N'-t"i with " rta n.,ds others So. IN
t"w months Hormnu.s IN, 'm,H, Sou.
~!"e gives facts ahpu, IN real carniua
i"M"r OF none Tells how msny htr"
send ~ mouths free" II YOU want 10 make
,upn"-. write TOR This magazine 'o-Glt.
Honutau Trust Company. 80 Garter H.ll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
SUMMER BOARDING

BOAKDERS wanted al Minncha nu Lodge.
Montreal y & In heart Ui i5Iue Rag.
Idea rest pia,e. Special terms 20 parties
Ma. :. A.. i..uSctt
ST MMEk bOaTd"rS wanted In private family
near bransc. iiC,Gtn! location. good iai.
FINE water. ana tcriI.s ICHsOi:nU.c. HISS a.
", HiEgin.. c4anSc. Va.
IAMl' iSE.ll., Aipcut.ri" toIHty. ". Plenty
fresh NrS'taU.CS, ,niIh. ace, shade ana 'Ii
country requisite. 4 HI.IN. Htt hi =. litGCN
s'Tg!C". I.aTS" rooms aun airy. Mts. ~ -.
money
~ ;. "a ..it Dvartcrs wanted In private family
Finv iO,,tIon. convenient 10 station. M.
dr.ss BoA ~. civz"t. IA.
81 MAii.i: bos!a..si wanted In Blue Ridge
Mountains. !Itar Alton. Write l.. -. Laps
tuIun. AVON. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
WANTED-I;Oolns

WANTED or i-room furnished na, FOR
July aud August. " I. klrDy cha NJ no ?
q ,ninnl"rc'. Richmond
CALI. !Gi "ur r"i.t ist fourth edition out
y Conn,llE y 20. Madison 3"sl-32s9
WANTED I" rent at Forc., I'm or in
"dJoininS suburb. or more rooms ,u!ithl.
for NPh' housekeeping cave particulars
ana rr.go - e. care Zines. D!spa,rh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

Dg..H is.tl.I.r located nicely iUrn.-hsu .c,-
"t1 IGOR rooms cool Ia surlU.E Phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

WANTED. second hand Ford runan uut in
h.-:-ciaSs condition: state model and cash
"ii", ~. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

l.ARuE, shady lawn. all modern convent
ences. fino location. near two stations.
good board Apply TO Mrs. Alfred House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
FOR RENT ,r...m.r;.

FcR rent. nrs, and third h~lo- a7art.
iranklLr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

80 per cent rtun, ,cu.a2 Jubilee Spnrk In
tsnsiiierl To- automobile uH uct.. E.fdsra.
sure cure for spnrN phHE troubles so"!.s
Ike aildnre. hrauG ncN exclusive tenn
tory. Write to-,i.y. jubilee H!H 90.
Dent lH..I. omaI,, %rh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

pN i"nt. Juiy l. ls:gc INST Noon room
;IrE' H'i Cor noGEek"crln. ia range.
L-, --.-lrl- NAM N! N-r,H :-.--u--.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

TRAVELLING men. hsrea good paying
side line. Earn bag oofnmisrionE aud be
well dressed a. our expense Appoint agents
for III durln- Your spare time 20 s"ii our
moderately lric.d. made 70 measure yicthca.
W!!to Immediately to. Ht0i .cs md tul! de-
tails regarding this -nc: The Progress
Tailoring Company. Dcp' r- Gnl'n="
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

IL salnr! q: $50 icr week NIl! interest YOU
TO taEe orders and appoint aEeutt. ad.lI'-
a. once +. -. VI Co, b"pt H. 20. West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

or rent, Iarg" Iroit COON. ur-, floor .. M
l-Grnt-hsG 10 $orth seventh
. yENtSHtD room. NTH Hout ylrgi.U
HLl..ine COOL. every convenience N.tt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
BOATS AND LAUNCHES
STORAGE AND MovIHu.

FON snIc large Burton rcstauran
range. Sliding door hat on,
.ais' "tt 'trk rhnne kandolnh t2lN
FoE sale, several good horses aud furni
lure wagons. AppIy O.. y. White. south
eIn Furniture Co. East Broad street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

t,'Nir.As ,"wprAs. wri,. H"OcVt HACK
neA onhau y g tor prices
Fpi sale tUhy carriage cheap SlO.C
Minor street. HHuG"lplt &1sl.
Il-N - eta! sale OF rent; ur" anu old All
-lt"s Also arm; uniforms. hhIEi uni
iuI..4s l"rg.uES ana Ssou. cTuipmcnt
LEATHER FEfTEES
[. RIOS u CO.
To Brooh Avenue.
R.lN.mIn.L IAlN Ean.lOLnn la.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

.AtiESTS-sr to $40 4 woct Free samples,
Cold sign letter. Tor stores and ON, "
Window Liberal oUcr To general agents.
Metallic Lct,cr -. ~ North Clark chicago.
We start YOU ~ business furnishing every
thing. nd women 50 10 $3.50 weekly.
operating our 'Scw System Speciality Candy
Factories home or small room anywhere
no ChnvaSsiUr. CCJcrtuulty lifetime Book
", free Ragsdaie Co. Bon ., f:as, Orange.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

"!s!i 10 .oa''r WIN an '&r"rcnres iasil.
man with 'S'rutl." ability '.l.t.N. 40
'-r'r iEta- " h.t!.cs- uu ga equitable Ia-;-
n"rshir u.s- References 20 bn fulIy os-
,tHus"1. !trri!-F treated n s'r4.' cont.
acn," Ata-c,s 9 ~. care Time plsra',n n.
AL. .ETISf-RS. matt order t-alor- lrerc. -
''ar he-ites- and rr"at' Wrlfr FOR a'-
vice and book. Success -. N!.ur.I-...,. '
fro p!rdaie ~ Wsraeg Huiid.as Wu.h-
inr'nn, l. g.
lN't!-i ElAIE YOUR business. h..H fatt
ueF- n!VS = -D-cr' 1riEstfc Irnrtrfy from
3- -.,.lt, 49, ~, lntorTatt5" f-.. rh.W
huron. - NJ Dakot- Agaruu
h S.,an. 'GDS sla Sii h h1.q
Western Financial .i"yl,w k,,p ynu 80. .d
,-tsf hy SopgaT ,,ndus'ry Thr:ac months
to-day. Wc.t.ru Financial Review So \
MarEcl S,Ecci. san IIang.sgo. Cal!
DISTRICT manager wanted everywhere. FOR
NV Pai:n,od device ;o.r ForI cars Enor
WIKI loss than so invested Address -
h1N - A'Lanit. &c
WISH 20 Join real estate or bauktrr in,'i.
tuition. WIZ invest some money. f.xgc-l-
:r cd. sooa reference. III. car. Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

CASH In bono DIR. las son ucn- l'uho'ic
hoft drinks ia Con,'n tyI'cI form Just abh
TO water, uciIcioy-. tc!.",hins SINAI! rio r.
day easy. Tci.Iiury going fast W'ti"
to-day for tr"c "gthl Otter = - I".'mtH,
manager =. Eh!ra Slrr,t. ttn-tnn"' ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

l-ARGE r.anufactur"r VANS r"uf"e"nlA'iN"S
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

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