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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-10-05

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~, Dan Bue and M. A. Djonne were
Bemidji visitors Monday. ,
James r: Hayes has been attend
ing the county commisslonsrs meet
ing In Bemidji during the past week,
J. w. Mckee was Bemidjt WIS.,
itor Tuesday and Wednesday.
Herman Ackerblade was a. Bemidji
and Cass Lake visitor Tuesday and
Wednesday. = ,s
Mrs. James F. Hayes was a Be-
midi visitor Tuesday and Wednes-
Dan Dixie and family were the
guests Of Miss Eide Tuesday and
Wednesday. i i
i. Carl stat was a Bemidti visitor
Wednesday. l.. ! = Il {
And don't forget the. patriotic
meeting IN the Pony Lake school
Sunday, October u, at 1so'clock. This
meeting r. under the alispices of the
Public Safety oommission, A. p.
Blom and Dr.. J. a. Coy, president and
secretary OF the organization Speak
ers Of prominence and, a musical pro-
gram. AL .are invited. HysfH & !
As$Os Ay4A0 ""OO n S0A0AOJk OA4O4~
ness visitor Wednesday.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Socialist local will be held next
Sunday at 1880 p. m. in the Deer
Lake school. r.
Dr.. J. "A. Coy was a Bemidji WIS.,
itor Wednesday. ~
Mrs. Richard Kelm and her three
little sons, Heinie, Fred aud Frank,
have been visiting Mrs. Kelm's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hollander,
of FROM. Mr.. Kelm accompanied
them as far as Bemidji where he
was business visitor for few
hours.
Pete Olson was a Bemidji visitor
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bue left last
Tuesday for Portland, Ore. Mr.. Bue
has gone back to his former posi-
ton, that of managing engineer for
the Portland Dredging Co. Carl An
derson will live in the Bue house
during their absence.
Oscar Sell transacted business in
Bemidji Wednesday,.
And have the Liberty folk noticed
the clearing that has been done on
the Summerfleld place north of Bue's
farm? Carl Anderson is the one who
has done it and it is fine job of
clearing.
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Nellis have sold their place
and are going to move to South Da-
kota. Mr.. Nellis has been secretary
of the Farmers club. 50 that they
Win bss much missed. Miss Anna
tRygg l1as%esucceededst Mr.. ~Nellis as
secretary of the club. 80 ..
J.rfW.' Mckee was q visitor at the
Long Lake school Thursday.
Charles Mckee spent Sunday at
home. He is very enthusiastic over
high school,. ....
Mrs. William Carlson and Miss
Carlson were visitors at the Long
Lake school Friday.
The stork stalked forth last
Thursday and left Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Tisdell a son.
James F. Hayes was a visitor at
the Long Lake school Friday.
John Mckee Is working on the
is quite crew working there.
Abe and Roy Montieth were Be-
midi visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Helbig spent
the weekend with Robert Helbig.
There was dance at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Jadlowski Sat-
urday night. Evangeline and Jo-
sept Jadlowski are visiting their par
ents, hence the dance. There was
large crowd present.
Herman Ackerblade finished the
work on the Long Lake school Sat-
urday.
L. A. Hanson and George Pierce
are through threshing for this sea-
son. -..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-10-05

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X TURTLE LAKE
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Frank Struck arrived Wednesday
from Fisher, Mimi, and will visit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
GREAT LABORATORY'S REMEDY PLACED
WITHIN REACH Of NATIONS SICK
After Years of Study and Research Purely Vegetable Remedy
of Truly Wonderful Power Is Made Available To ALI
Troubled With Catarrhal, Stomach Kidney
Or Liver Ailments
MEANS MORE EFFICIENT ENERGETIC MEN AND
WOMEN OF ALL AGES

benefited and know that il will hslp
them as IL has ME and / am glad to
say that | consider Taniac worth ten
times the price asked per bottle de-
clared Mr.. j. r. Alderman. a we'll
known Richmond bookkeeper, iea
South Third street.
TanIac builds up ones strength and
vitality, according to MIR Alderman.
and in his lengthy statement. too long
TO print, he points out how wonder
fully Tan1ac restored his health after
years OF suffering, beginning almost
from the very first dose. Take his
advice. Get a bottle of Tanlac Take
ii regularly and systematically as you
would the advice OF some great sne-
cialist The eminent chemist who
created Taniac is beyond price. but
his creation, the result OF years Of
study and research, are at your SER
vice for one dollar at any of the list
ed agents below.
The entire corps of experts under
the leadership of Joseph Trimbach
labored years to perfect Tanlac The
result is perfect combination OF
herbs roots and barks of wonderful
power in cases of stomach, kidney or
liver trouble. Get bottle today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
'SINEWS OF WAR 4
ARE FREELY VOTED

Washington. May Steps were
taken in rapid succession here today
toward placing total of more than
se,eft.rtn,1co for the use of the army
and navy for salaries. munitions. sup
plies. transportation and similar ex-
penscs
The senate this afternoon accepted
without a roll call the conference re-
port upon the, $27o.0oo.ooo regular
army appropriation blli which provides
money for the pay of officers and men
and for other routine expenses of me
army. At the same time the Senate
agreed to the Inference report upon
the West Point Military academy bill
appropriatinE approximately $3.50 :
COO for the acadsmys expenses finme-
diately. The latter measure contains
provtsionAfo the increased number of
cadets to be trained annually there.
The senate appropriations committee
late today began working upon the uf-
gent deficiency bill of the army and
tho army and navy which contains APP
pFopria tons totaiing approximately 81
600, 900, zoo. II is expected to pass the
senate practically unamcndel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New Home Cure That Anyone Gan
Use without Discomfort or
loss of Time

We have New Method that cures
Asthma, AID We want you to try it
at our expense No matter whether
your case is of long standing or re-
cent development, whether it is pres
ent as occasional or chronic Asthma,
YOU should send for a free trial OF
our method. No matter in what CHI
mate you live. no alter what your
age o. occupation, If yor are troubled
with asthma. our method should re-
lieve YOU promptly.
We especially want to send II to
those apparently hopeless cases
where all forms OF inhalers. douches,
opium preparations. fumes patent
smokes" etc. have failed. We want
To show everyone at our own expense
| that this new method is designed ia
end all difficult breathing, all wheel
| ing. and all those terrible paroxysffia
at once and for all time.
Thu, free offer is too important Il
neglect a single day. Write now and
| then begin the method al once. Send
nc money Simply mail coupon below
| Do it today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
SPECTATORS CONTROL
COUNTRY's COAL
Con Sress Prcparcs to Put Frisc-f1x"
ing In Hands of President rs
Emergency Measure.

Washington. May president
Wilson viii not only have wide power
over the food supply Of America, but
ne will also have drastic powers to
control the American coal supply
Plans for this were lard here today
10y the council OF national defense
and members OF congress.
Ui;H 70 ID legislation nov before
congress which proposes to make
President Wilson virtual food die
tHtor additional legislation ia in
preparation to give him the same au-
lhorty eyer coal.
Today'S report az the federal trade
commission submitted to the" senate.
tending 80 show that the high price
and shortage az anthracite coal are
due TO spe ulation has convinced leg
iSiaturs fully of the need OF wide,
sweeping coal legislation
Coal regulation has been advised
bv .he national council of defense rs
one OF tho most necessary pieces OF
wut legislation. uasmuch as the OPP
rGations Of not only Our own navy,
but ihe narIes of France and Italy,
ATE largely dependent upon the Amer
i5sr coal supply.
The federal trade commissions in
Nestiaat!or would tend 10 show that
spectators have al present control
over the coal supply OF the country.
and senators and representatives fear
that way prices Cor all coal will be-
come almost pr"hihitivc unless there
is legislative relief Bills will he in
vrpduccd tn congress shortly which
will place the coal mines under gov
rgUmcnt control. with President VIII
saf1 directing their operation and pro
r-TTTrTUH ana determining FAIR price
GaE The output.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
1AnLAC FINE
FOR CATARRH
RICHMOND Endorser Tets How Ca
farrh of Head and Stomach Was
Treated With Great Success.

Il suffered with catarrh both OF
the head and stomach and was con-
siderably bothered with gall stones
or gravel. The pains caused by these
were so severe that had I take hypo-
dermic injections of opIate," declared
n grateful Richmond man in descrth-
ing his trouble prior to finding relief
in Tanlac
I constantly expectorated and
friends noticed my continual hawking
and splitting and clearing OF my
throat. The severe attacks in my
kidneys were only relieved by taking
opiates.
After taking about half of the first
bottle my trouble wlth-my- kidneys
and liver began to get better and
before taking. all of one bottle the
terrible pains in my abdomen ceased
am now feeling as we'll as | ever
did in my life. My appetite Is fine
and ! sleep well. / think and know
1t is such a great medicine. | feel con-
fident anyone troubled with stomach
kidney or liver trouble Will he bene-
flied by q thorough trial" declared
w. NJ Greene, foreman, 22i1 Edward
avenue.
Mr.. Greene has bought several bot
ties of Tanlac for friends to whom
he endorsed and recommended Tan
lac and more enthusiastic or CRATE
full user would be hard to find.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
YOUTHFUL ENERGY
EASILY RESTORED
After Buying Many Remedies. Rich.
n,ond Man Happened On Lucky
Find That Gave Quick Relief
From Dyspepsia.

A smiling and happy man was met
at the door one day by Tanlac
man and we want you to read what
he said about Tanlac. Honestly, the
enthusiasm of people who take Tan
lac knows no hounds They endorse
it publicly and privately and wen
they might for many have sought
lief came. can you doula that they
were glad and grateful? Not bit
of it,. Read what G. II, Tinsley. OK
Richmond. said about it.
II have been sufferer with kid
ney and bladder trouble for ten or
fifteen years and my bladder was so
weak it troubled me greatl;F. l had
lost lot of weight and my whole
system was run down. l had nasty
taste in my mouth also. Many nights
couldn't sleep and would toll OF
the hours as the clock struck during
long. weary nights.
Then | started taking Tan1ac ana
IL has cured me and made a new per-
son out of me. | have none of my
old troubles, my appetite is good and
| can sleep the whole night through
and feel rested when rising in the
morning.
~ go about my work with new
push and vim and the old-time en-
ergy has returned after being alb
sent for years. ! feel good all the
time and can't saF too much In FraHsa
of Tanlac. II Is a wonderful remedy"
declared Mr.. TlnsleY. 1900 West Mar
shall street. Richmond, Va.
And Just to think-thousands OF
others have enthusiastically endorsed
Tantac just as Mr.. Tinsley does
above. Surely this conclusive proof
-ieAslir- xar!Aed1- indicates that Tan
lac merits a thorough test of from
thirty to sixty days. Get a bottle at
the nearest store listed below and get
on the health wagon"
a dollar takes you A long ways
towards that old-tine energy, health,
ambition and sound sleep. steady
nerves, hearty appetite and increased
weight you desire. Get aboard today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06

Read this statement of what Tan
lac will do for people troubled with
gaseous indigestion, sore. sour stom-
ach and dyspepsia in various forms
The gentleman says he cannot
praise Tanlac too highly. and his
statement. somewhat cut down for
lack of space, appears below.
II was an intense sufferer from
bladder and kidney trouble and in
digestion and | had been in this con-
dition for years. Gas formed on my
stomach; l had severe attacks of
constipation, headaches and nervous
ness. | rarely ever got a good night's
rest and hardly ever finished meal
without a great deal of pain and dis
comfort / have been employed for
years by various drug firms and have
tried a huge variety OF medicines
which l hoped would help me- but I
never knew what real relief meant
until I took Tanlac. l am no longer
troubled with my old complaints.
sleep fine. digest everything I eat and
feel as if could walk or run Ave
miles, instead of being so short of
breath that walk OF few blocks
tired me out. I want others to be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
CUTS AND OFFICIALS
lJOY OUTING At CAMP
dHClJ Tnsxrs,ction In scout Work
md Demonstrations Held Al
Il Camp Near Centraiis.
1rAss. MEErT>G THIS ,f-rnR>ooN
'4Inksis. Is Invited 10 intend Gathering
Al John Marshall High school At
8 cs{.7ock--Dr. Douglas Freeman Ia
speak.

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day Of the conference of scout Of
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session Inc conference "''' va
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
MILITIA COMMANDS
BELOW WAR STRENGTH

Washington MAY State national
Eiiord organzatiop4 81 hich have not
yet been mustered into the federal SER
Vices arc al Jess than one third their
t5u rcd vsr strength. the bureau of
military AFFAIRS Of he war department
T9ropuced tonight This fact became
known follow ina = survey by the bn-
teau of every national guard creaniza -
tion tu the United states, About 222.-
6hn mere nlen VIII be needsd 60 put
fhom un q wa footing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06

HARF.--Died, SATURDAY,. May 5. at 1:5A
A. NJ. at her home. a14 Fourth ave-
nue. Highland Park. KATIE ELIZA
BETH. the beloved wife of Henry A.
Hare. she Is survived by her hus-
band, two daughters. Ethel r. and
Mrs James G. Sanders: two brothers,
. Clarence e and Willie J. Hughes;
one sister. Mrs. Rosa L, Francis: and
stepmother. Mrs. Fannie j. Hughes,
all of Richmond.
Funeral from Union station NJ. +.
Church. MONDAY. T. NJ. Inter
ment Oakwood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06


and Sunday school work. serving for
years as treasurer of the Ladies' Aid
society and as organist OF the pri-
mary department of the Sunday
school.
In addition to work for her own
church. where she was always ready
to serve. she was connected with
other institutions, being treasurer OF
the Infznts' home for number OF
years. She also served on the board
of the Methodist institute and the
Wilson. home.
She liz survived by her husband
Mr.. II. A. Hare: two daughters, Miss
Ethel Hare and Mrs James g san
ders; also her stepmother, Mrs. Fand
!. Hughes; one sister Mrs. Rosa L.
Francis, and two brothers, Clarence
+. and Willie J. Hughes.
Funeral services will be from Union
station church Monday afternoon at
{ O'Clock. Interment will be in oak
wood cemetery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
fx,nta,u E,rasu Painter

Woodstock. Va, May captain
Erasmus Painter. seventy-five years
old. of Capon road Shenandoah
county. died Tuesday. He was n
Confederate veteran. q graduate Of
Roanoke college. and had been in
educational work throughout his life
He is survived by his widow. three
sons. Frank and Luther Painter.
Strasburg. and oHs Painter, Canon
road. three daughters. Mrs. George
r Shaver Richmond Va; Mrs.
annie Lineburg. Strashurg. and Miss
Mary Painter. and one sister. Mrs.
Annie Teller, Toms Brook.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06


Petersburg. Va. Nav s.-Nernon
Moss Campbell, a well-kpown ana
esteemed resident of Guarantee street,
died at the home of his mother. Mrs,
susan w. Campbell, at AGO o'clock
this morning after u lingering Illness
Mr.. Campbell was forty-three years
Of age and besides his mother. he Is
survived bv two brothers and one sis
ter, Messrs. Robert L. and James r,
Campbell. of, this city. and Mrs. w
G. Drummer, of Roanoke.
He was one of the best known and
most highly regarded men OF the city.
prominent In Masonic circles. being 4
past master and past secretary OF
Biandford lodge. No 8. a past high
phiest of Petersburg union. Royal
Arch chapter. and a past eminent com
mander of Appomattox commandery,
No. rs. knights Templar He was also
past district. deputy grand master for
this Masonic district and a member
of the Market-Street Methodist church.
The funeral will be conducted from
the residence at 4 o'clock tomorrow
Sunday afternoon and interfneut will
be in B1andford.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
Mrs. sarsll, Ethel Polhenlns.

Sarah Ethel Polhamus, twenty-eight
years old wife OF Clinton NJ. Poi
hamus. Summit Point w. Va. and
daughter of William Duttercr. Clarke
county. Va. died Friday in the Win
chester Memorial hospital from blood
poison. resulting from infection of
an liberated tooth. Besides her hus-
band and parents, she leaves two
children, one brother and three sis =
ters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
.TAL RIOTINC ~
's HUNGRY GERMANS

III skmsteYdzns MAY Serious food
1&45ng in which right persons were
Z(1D1d when troops ared on thA rioters.
|6x9 occurred tR Mainz. Germany. &C.
&1f4ing 10 report received ~ ina
&3ekrsaf Because OF the scarcity ~
44o4 "A mob ~ SEQ took part I'm q dem q
5qI(xr alton in ~hic7 mau& shops Wera
1ff&s The police wsre unAble 20 chcck
y II disturbance and tTcops sgore called
The. area intQ the crowd, Eight
81 - killed outsSsht ana many werr
6nds6 Five au9dred - re rioters
- arrested by the police
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
Mrs, Katie T., Hare.

Mrs. Katie E. Hare, wife OF Henry
A. Hare, died at her residence. 81
Fourth avenue, Highland Park, Sat
friday morning at I O'Clock.
Mrs Hare was active in musical
circles of this city. having served as
organist Of Union Station Methodist
church of which she was a mem Der
for about twenty-five years, serving
in connection with the late Il. $. NJ
Valentine. who was chorister.
Mrs Hare was active in church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
May Also Following Nearby Towns

Petersburg, Va. James p. Banks.
Petersburg. Va. A. f. Morrison. 4
Phoebus, Va. I4arrabes's Drag
Store.
Phenix. Va. Phenix Pharmacy.
QuinQue. Va. r. N. Stephens.
Rushmere. Va. VIM. Pegram Will
son & Co.
Ruther Glen. Va. q. K Coleman.
Spotsylvania. Va. J. p. n. Cris-
mond.
Simpkinsville. Va, e. P EimpkinA
SAKE. Va. womack & Moon.
Scottsville, Va, Scottsville Drug
sebren. Va. Rowe and Jarrett.
Shacklefords. Va. H. r. Marston d
Company.
Sheppards, Va. r. NJ. Jones a Son.
Smithfeld. Va. Parish g. Simpson.
South Boston. Va, w. T. Reeves 4
Company.
South Hin. Va. C. F. Jones.
Stanley, Va. w NJ. Graves & Co.
stanton. Va, F. NJ. Bell e. Co.
Sussex, Va. r. e. Thornton.
Stony Creek. Va. stony Creek
Pharmacy. Y
Suffolk. Va. Nansemond DRUG Co.
Skipwith. Va, J. H. Jeffress Co.
Sabot. Va. o. B. Taylor.
School, Va. A. A. Harvey.
Sweet Hall. Va, p. H. Martin.
Toano. Va. J, f. Banks.
Victor. Va. Victoria Drug Co.
virginia. Va. Red Star Drug Co.
Nenter, Va, II. F. Trice
Wakefield. Va. J. S. white.
Walters, Va. J. G. Duck.
Wayerly. Va. DR.. ]. +. Mays Phar-
macy.
Waynesboro, Va. Fishburne & Son.
West Point. Va. A. r, Hargrave q
Son.
Tale. vao G. A, Dicksrscn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
BOHEMIA PLACED
UNDER MARTIAL LAW

London NAV All Bohemia has
been placed undes martial law accord
ING 70 q dispatch from Prague, the Bo.
henian capital 20 n" Basle newspa-
prrs
The dispatrh transmitted By the
'ien~vR c"rr'srppdelt Of the Exchansa
Te'esrapa, ~ads all the newspapers in
GeheHltA haye suspended publication.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
TANLAC

East Atlee, Va. w. Fl. T. Timber
lake.
Edgerton. Va. E. F. Jolly.
Farmville, Va. White Drug Co.
Franklin, Va, knight Drug Co.
Fredericksburg. Va. w. L. Bond.
Fredericks Hall. Va. e. H. Poin-
dexter.
louisville, Va. SHELTON Mercantile
Company.
Guinea. Va. w. H. Covington &
GordonsvilIe. Va. ]. H. Stratton.
Goochland. Va. c. A. Gathright.
Glen Allen. Va. Glen Allen Store.
Hampton. Va. Hulrs Drug Store.
Harrisonburg. Va. w II a M
son Drug Co.
Hardware, Va. v. S. Kidd.
Holland. Va, HoIland-Jones Co.
Hopewell Va. Georges drug
Store.
Ivor, Va. Rawls & Stephenson.
Irwin. Va, J. A. Kean.
Jetersvilfe. Va. Or. X. J. Styers
Jarratt. Va. ]. w. Grizzard 4 Co.
Keysviile. Va. W. A. Keeling.
Kenbridge. Va. kenbridge Drug
Company.
lUkHtiuet, Nd., L. i. fidIhtHS
Lacrosse, Va, Nash & Matthews.
Lawrencevlle. Va. Prince Drug
store,
Louisa, Va. Kent Drug store.
Lexington, Va, Wayland & Goodall
Mannboro. Va. !. A. Sydnor.
Midlothian. Va. l.. $. Bass,
Magnet, Va, w. II. Cox
Manassas. Va. w. Fred Dowell
Mineral. Va, Mineral Drug Co.
Motley. Va, @, w. Shuler & Co.
Michaux, Va. c. r, Denoon.
Newport News, Va, J. c. Gorsucf
& Go.
New Canton. Va. The Economy
Store,
Orange. VA Ricketts, DRUG store.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06

Appomattox, Va. Peoples DR. &
Store.
Ashland, Va. ]. g. Hughes.
Beaver Dam. Va. J. W. Reazley.
Blackstone. Va. l.. E. Spencer Drug
Company.
Boydton. Va. A. T. Snellings.
Branchville. Va, Branchville Drug
Company.
Broadway, Va. Aldhizer & Son.
Burkeville. Va. Youngs Drug
store.
Bowling Green. Va. Rains q Co.
Cardwell. Va. NJ. S. Bowles.
Cape Charles. Va. Fishers Phar-
macy.
Carson. Va. P B. Halligan.
Chase city, Va. Chase City Drug
Company.
GAINESVILLE. Va. DIR. j. \, Drake.
Charlotte c. H.. Va. Williams &
Morton.
Charlottesville. Va. Pence 6 Ster-
ling.
CORTLAND. Va. f. F. Reese
Crewe. Va. F. n. Crittenden..
Cuipeper. Va. The Culpeper Phar-
macy.
Curdsville. Va, r. NJ. Jones IL Son.
Chester. Va. Chester Pharmacy.
Danville, Va. McFalIs Drug and
Seed Stores (S)
DolpAtn. Va. J. II. Poarch
Disputanta. Va. J. NJ. Cocks
Dendron. Va. Deudron Drug Co
brakes Branch. Va, j. c. Booth e.
Company,
boswell, Va. r. G. oliver
Eilerson. Va. r. r. Bradley
Enfield, Va. T. r. Cooke
Eclipse. Va, s. Q. Bunkley
Elkton. Va. J. T, Wallace
Emporia. Va. South Side phar-
macy
Ettricks, Va, ]. a. Branch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
CHANCELLOR TO SPEAK
As TO PEACE TUESDAY
/. Kaiser and sets %e~ Crop OF pcace
Huaur foat.

M Berlin May S.---s hnnceiiar ON
Befhmann-foii will address
the reichstna'S foreign affairs com
mftter Tuesday on rho rniIstrr.
D0Hfiea nna economic situation.
HIS statement IN expected To In
elNae an expression regarding
peMce. In EuhSfsnFe. IL Ia believed
n will he sdeuficrt with hiS eA-
z oocted rcpi, 10 the conservative Ht,l
oor1alfst Interpretations REGARDING
toc nature of the German ueGee
terlns.