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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-09
FOR ,AIE-l'ar,ns.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

WASH NGTON. -. REAL ESTATE
NEW. modern, nreproof apartment house
located In walking distance OF the gov
ernincnt departments. containing 50 apart
n.ents; gross rental $4,000 year and paying
S-h.yJV year net over ana above all eN-
penscs: price. $500 900. Consider good
Richmond income property country
tate rs part payment. New York Real
Estate Brokers 1923 + Street. y. w.
Washing ton. -. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-09
STORAGE AND MOVING.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Richmond. Is. April L. 1917
THE hoard OF directors % The First Ma
ttonai Bank OF Richmond. Va. have this
day declared quarterly dividend or $3.50
per snare on its capital sto"h o. 3 .Go0 900
I" stockholders OF recort ~ the close of
mailed Oh April 10.
". 81. ADDISON.
Cashier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-09
WANTED-Isooms

WANTED, by young man who Is out OF city
most OF time. room In private family. In
replying please state location. price and all
onvcnicnc.s. Is leG. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-09
HELP wANTED-Ecmnle

" ANIED. lady TO travel aud sell soft
drinks. Salary nnl cNpenses paid. Apply
lsoom ao2. Mnorc building Ninth and Bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

OLD false teeth wanted. Don't matter II
broken. pay one TO ten dollars per
set Send by parcel post ana receive check
by return mail. l.. Mazer. 2O07 South Fifth
Street. Phlladeiphia. Pa.
WANTED, 10 exchange practically neS
piano player made 10y Charles ~ Stieff
Tor a good player of some other make Ad-
dress Froeiiton. Station ~. South Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sale or lease. vaudeville and picture
house seating 600: population IL. 900.
ncw ana up,;o.date. House making money.
t.lrippei nicei! for both vaudeville and
pictures. II YOU are q Snowman. have
real bargain Tor you. Address strand The
at"r concord. y. g.
ARE you Interested In SAVING -fourt IN
Of your coal? 1f no. call for cover
ms your heating system. Southern Az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-09
SUMMER BOARDING

BoULEvARD INN. on Hampton Roads
Gouniry and Seashore combined with cit.
per week.. Write Misses Tab. boulevard
IAN. Hampton. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-09
FOR SALE-i,cai Estate.

tOE SALE CHEAP
~ beautiful HON" with rooms, with 3-aCre
lot. fronting atrc"t 800 feet. THIS prop.
cry Is located In bowling Green, the county
sea, or Caroline Va. ~ Is noted for
Ecalth and business little town. with
about 900 inha bitnnts churches, county
,h,sm school ! bank. hotel. buggy and
bia'Ksinitu shops. garages anu Il stores:
nistahn. z IL mites from Milford. on Il,
+. j.. T. X. a good opportunity for am!
one N'hhinS to engage III poultry raising.
FOR Mrther information and price. write
j. ". RlnnElnN. i.hiloa lIrc "A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-09
POULTRY AND BIRDS

FOR sale tarnedux pigeons. ali pairs
banded. mated and guar pure bred.
Also hnc Young ic!io" CarneauX J. NJ.
winter Staunton. Va.
MATCHING eggs from good Thoroughbred
stock Rhode Island Reds Single Comb
White LeghoTns and White Plymouth
Rocks at 81 per selling. Also some fine
breeding LeEhorn cockcreis for sale. Min
lborya Farm. Stop II. Petersburg Pike
Phone MadtSf n l0S5.J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-09
ICE CREAM
SHOES

SPECIAL for this week.. S,ra wbcrry Ice
Madison $50 Wynne Ice Cream ,'ompany
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-09

NANlEp, experienced clerk 10 work in a
genera stor" with anoth"r young !nan,
Must Ice capable. Good position Address J.
~. care Tii.ns- pi-paicr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02
INTERSTATE
FAIR SOON
READY

READY
Plans For South Bends and
MiShaWaka'S Big
Event.
BIGGER, BETTER AND
GRANOER THAN EVER
Big Fall Exposition Lasts Five
Days
SEPT. II, IL, 13, ID, is
Manufacturers, Farmers, EX-
pert and Amateur Gardeners
and Merchants Will be
Represented.
CATTLE, POULTRY AND
HOG EXHIBITS
Canning and Preserving Fea-
lures.
PREMIER RACES STAGED
Noted Horses Seen on Fast
Half Mile Speedway.
GREAT FREE ACTS GIVEN
The Riding buttons Featured.
PRESENTING THE WORLDS
MOST BEAUTIFUL EQUES-
TRAN ACT
THE TENNESSEE WARP
LERS
Sweet Singers From the Sunny
South.
THE MONKEY SPEEDWAY
LaughabIe Antics With the
Monks AS Midget Auto
Racers.
FAIR OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Band Concerts Afternoon and
Evening.
ADVANCE BARGAIN TICK
ETS NOW ON SALE
Buy Three For ST and Save
Fifty Cents.
REMEMBER THE OPENING
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02
COLORADO BIG FACTOR
IN FOOD QUESTION

DENVER. Cola, Sept. Cola
ado will play an important part in
feeding Uncle Sans liberty army
that is expected 10 be in active ser
vice some time during the winter in
Europe. as we'll as being a vital fac
tor in the solving of at least one
phase OF the food problem at home.
Recently Food Administrator Her
bert G. Hoover had an investigation
made OF the food qualities of Colo
RADIOS pinto beans, and advices
reaching here indicate that the navy
may adopt this nOurishing dish 70
the extent OF several million pounds
for distribution TO the Sammies.
This state easily ranks frst in the
production Of beet sugar. furnishing
about one-third OF the total output
of the country. California and
Michigan follow in order in amour;
Of beet sugar production.
While there is no shortage in cane
sugar apparent at this time, food
experts and dieticiaus are urging
the conservation or this product and
advocate the use OF beet sugar for
the baking OF pies. puddings. dark
cakes and other palatable sweets. in
order that the United States may
supply its allies with sufficient cane
LsUSaz.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02
ADVANCE BARGAIN TICK
ETS NOW ON SALE
Buy Three For 81 and Save
Fifty Cents.
REMEMBER THE OPENING
DATE A WEEK FROM
TUESDAY, AND COME
EVERY DAY

The big agricultural Fair at
Springbrook park. Sept. IL, i, L.,
Ia. and Is is certain 10 be one OF
the most notable outdoor exhibitions
ever held in Norl hern Indiana. In
the first place St Joseph county
has offered $4,000 in prizes and
premiums. thus insuring exhibits OF
the highest type. All the energies
of this 1T. Joseph Valley are beins
bent upon making this Fair 90
thruosh clean and strong. The re-
suits Of weeks Of planning viii be
evident to the visitor the moment
ne enters the gates.
wonderful Displays.
The exhibits OF AGRICULTURAL pro-
ducts. the splendid displays OF cattle
sheep. hogs and poultry will demon
strate what the men of this farm
ing community can accomplish. Tho
blue ribbon prizes and the awards
OF merit with positive proof that the
tjllers of the soil in Northern Indiana
cannot be surpassed in any part OF
the country Not only will the men
OF farms be proud of their displays
OUT the women. VIII TIER tallllll-
and fruit exhibits. their baking and
needle work will interested instruc-
ton 10 this great Fan Fair
With many minds set on the con-
servation OF the food supply OF the
country there viii be a better APP
probation this year than ever be-
fore of conservation and food pro-
duction Manufacturing and Mer-
chants are doing big things, too. and
the goods made by them and the ar
ticles on display will we'll repay the
visitor for the effort Of coming to
the Fair
The Patriotic Motive.
The real motive Of the Fair is
patriotic in its conception and will
! be inspiringly patriotic in its presen-
tation. for the Fair will be one great
bower OF patriotic decoration. There
will be flags from every staff and
on every building. with patriotic
musical programs by the bands and
demonstrations b. patriots OF the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02
Mishawaka,

Lang, o. z. g. Co.
Winey, A.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02

Casbon Cigar Store.
Elsasser Cigar Store
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02

Pianoeer Drug Store, Berrien Springs,
Mich.
Square Drug Co., St. Joseph, Mich.
Phister Cigar Store Benton Harbor,
Mich.
=. L. Scott, CoIoma, Mich.
Earl Weiss, Indian Lake Oowasiao
Mich.
J. c. Willis, summerviIle, Mich.
Koontz Bros, Bremen, Ind.
J. =. Martin, Bourbon, Ind.
w n. Martin, Plymouth, Ind.
Earl Shurley, WaIksrton, Ind.
Edward Hahn, Wakarusa, Ind.
Chicago Drug Store Wakarusa, Ind.
A. A. Martin, Edwardsburs Mich.
Moons Cash Store, LakeVille, Ind.
J. W. Hildebrand, lapsz, Ind.
HouseS~orth Bros Elkhsrt Ind.
w. Whiteman Agent NJ. !. Ry- Elkhart
Ind.
Durham g. Love. NapPanee, Ind.
G. n. Lyle, Milford, Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02

Thornburs City Drug Store, Syracuse,
Ind.
A. 3. Barinper, New Paris, Ind.
D. n. Hawks, Goshen, Ind.
Congdon Drug Co. Bristol, Ind.
Pearse Bros, North Liberty, Ind.
c. E. z. Mccormick. Hamlet. Ind.
Frank A. Green, Knox, Ind.
/. o. PARCEL, Topeka, Ind.
The Warner Drug Store New Carlisle,
Ind.
j. Line, Laporte. Ind.
Lingard Bros. laporte, Ind.
z. Moran, Michigan City, Ind.
l. D. Renoh, Cassopolis, Mich.
Rudd & Eby, Cassopolis, Mich.
w. N. erodriek. Buchanan, Mich.
Harry 7. Richter, Niles- Mich.
w. c. Rice, Niles, Mich.
RuttOr & Willett, 5errisn Center. Mich.
w. A. Ward, Eau Claire, Mich.
J. N. Miller. Pokagon, Mich.
&. M. Rer1Iey, Granger, Ind.
3. c. Fisk. EdV.ardsburs. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02

Two soldiers typical Of the revolu-
tionists The swords they carry we're
wrested from traffic policemen in
Petrograd during the revolutionary
riots. and the soldier at the right
holds a precious package-sugar OBJ
tanned when police headquarters
looted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02
This Advance Sale Will Close on the Night of
SEPT. 10, At Midnight
Regular Price at Gate SOC each
Save SOC by Buying Now
ON SALE AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES:
South Bend.

Adler Bros. Clothing Store
Adler, Max & Co. Clothing Store
American Drug Store
Anderson G. Weloh Cigar Store.
6astian's Drug Store.
Beitner's Shoe Store.
5erman, A Sporting Goods Store.
Brandon DurrelI Co.
Chamber Of Commerce
CIsuor J5~eIry Store.
CoonIey Drug Store.
Daley, E. p. Sprlnsbrook Park.
Diana, The,
Ellsworth Store.
EnseI's Cigar Store.
Fink. r. Drug Store
Garland Store.
Grand Leader.
Guarantee Shoe Co.
Hale, John, Hat Store.
Harring, c.
Haswell Coffee Ranch.
Heller Furniture Store.
Herr E. Herr Book Store.
Hull g. CsInon Cigar Store.
jefferson Hotel.
Kable's Restaurants.
kuss Drug Store.
Livlngston's, A. Clothing Store.
Loehr, n. l. Decorating Co.
Lower, !. w. Decorating Co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02

LydioIe. l. A. Blacksmith Shop.
Mayr, Frank G. Sons, Jevelry Store.
Miller Book Store.
MoCarty Meat Market.
MoGill, J. p. Co, Furniture Store.
Mclnenry & Doran Cigar Store.
Newmsn's Store.
News Times
Nolsona JeVvelry Store.
oliver Hotel Cigar Stand.
OrPheur Bowling Alleys.
Or A. D. Garage.
Philadelphia, The.
PIatner, Geo. NJ. Co. Cigar Store.
Public Drug Store.
PUlsohen Cigar Store
Raissle, G. Restaurant
Robertson Bros. Co.
Sailor Bros. Furniture Store.
Sax, Charles 3. & Co.
Smith & Wherrett Furniture Store.
Spires Clothing Store.
Swanson Lee Furniture Co
Tribune Printing Co.
United Cigar Store.
Vernon Clothing Co.
Walk Over Boot Shop.
Mheelook, Geo. n. g. Co.
Williams, The Florist
Wolters Drug Store.
Wyuan, Geo. e. CO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02
UNITED WITH THE KAISER.

And so, to the proposal to overthrow Wilhelm, who
has plunged the nations into the most frighfu war
the German socialists also, after all the crimes
and violations by Wilhelm of the most elementary
Of mankind, affirm their solidarity and unity
with him. They declare that since the beginning OF
the they have struggled for peace Yes, they
have struggled, they together with Wilhelm have
struggled, and the devastation of peaceful Serbia
Belgium, Poland, the destruction of monuments OF
culture and art, murders and unheard of outrages
against innocent children, women and old men, the
shameful restoration of slavery in Serbia and
Belgium, the torture of prisoners far as the
burning Of living beings--all this is an incOntro
vertbIe- commentary upon the peaceful disposition
and aspirations O. the German socialists and their
sanguinary chief.
Wilhelm and his instruments and showed the world
predatory ruf1anly, disgusting physogonomies
Mr.. Chkhedze exposed the faces of the German So
called socialists and all the hypocrtical, reach
erous countenances Of the coadutOrs of the greatest
criminal fsar And the most fanatical wOrshpper of
peace and the most resolute adherents of interna-
tional fraternity understood that in Germany
there is nobody with whom peace can any longer be
discussed This has also forced the United States to
take up arms this will also compel the Russian
socialists C redouble their efforts for the demolition
of chief citadel of European reaction, because
there is other path to international solidarity
And intrgues. subterfuges and wiles whatsoever
OF German and Austrian diplomats can change this
clear. firm and final decision.
The kaiser has been known to remark that there
are only three emperors left in tine world-the tsar
emperor of Austria and himself. At the present
writing there two left, and of his henchmer
has just abdicated the throne of Greece. They are
going fast
and that may collapse at time, and hungry
German will be no different than a hungry Russian
Thought turns ever toward democracy.
EARL B. DOwNER.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02
Striking off Romanoff ShackIes

ton are permeated in Germany have Numerically
altered their basic ideals and instead of the
sOcalisc principle proclaimed by Marx "proetariat
of all countries unitei have lastingy absorbed the
Chauvinistic-junker watchword, Deutschland u6er
allies" This has shown that OF socialism in
German actually remains only the designation which
the present German socialist cOadutOTs Of the robber
beginning OF the In their vndicatton they said
that only their ardent desire TO overthrow the Rus
sian autocracy and defend the vaterland had made
them associate with Wilhelm. But the leader OF the
Russian socialists. Plekhanov without much trouble
proved the absurdity Of hypocrisy Of such reserva-
ton. To defend Geramny, when nobody dreamed of
attacking her; TO overthrow Russian absoIutism by
the devastation of Beglnm-who will believe this?
THE OPPOSITION TO JUNKERDOM.
But the attitude of Russian socialists to the
German junker government is quite different. The
Russian socialists remember that only in Germany,
Russian political emigranJs CRAFTY the Russian
autocracy subjected every possible kind Of
ndignity and persecution The Russian socialists
member also the words of the founder of interna-
tOna socialism. Karl Marx: "Absolutism, class
privileges, popular disabilities, and exploitation of
the peasantry to the point of deadly exhaustion
auch Is the pollCy OF Germany anu IodC EeI
mans in Russia (From letter of Karl Marx to
Kungelman Feb II. 1870.
The Russian socialists by what close ties of
blood relationship and IDEAS and mutual reactionary
services the bureaucracies of Russia, Germany and
, Austria re united-thOse pillars of immemOrial
European reaction They were constantly reminded
lOf this and OF those tender feelings with which al
Russian reactionaries until lately regarded Germany
and the support which the Russian reactionaries OBJ
tanned from them.
Now, they put forward the principle of non-inter-
ference with the internal affairs of alien state
But where, then, were they when the German hordes
ravaged Servia Poland and BELGIUM? They were
among the burglars: together with Wilhelm they
took part in these shameful crimes To trans
form aeE state into ruins. 20 drive a peaceful
ipeople into slavery. this according to the logic of
1.-THE German socialists does not mean TO interfere
with the internal affairs of an alien state For the
defense of their robber-kaser who has drenched all
Europe in a sea of blood they threaten to prolong
the for indefinite time.
/ The German socialists, like other parties, and
equally like the imperial government. have spoken
against interference with the internal affairs OF
Russo German social democracy welcomes the
Russian proIetarat ardently wishing that the po-
ltical successes of the Russian people may promote
the restoration of universal peace, for which Ger
man social democracy has struggled since the begin
ming of the war.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-07

India" with Mrs phil Thomas. leader
All ladies' of me compensation are d
vited.
Nj and Mrs. Richard arsiderbausa
Of I3Cth ana F5r street are Tie plsud
parents OF a baby girl born yesteraag
The Uso-Ig7 Five hundred club wl
nc entertained this evening at the hous
If Mrs. Harry Mustard on Eln. stree
Mrs Carrier has been confined e Ler
home on Grapevine street tor over
Week on account of illness.
Mrs George Deitoh entertained tae
Five hundred club last Thursday even
ng at her home on Block avenue +
hard times party The occasion was a
honor of her tmenty-frst wedding 1
uiversary. and cards were played dur.aE
The evening. The Two first prizes neae
won by 0Irs. Doppler and Mrs Vasssr
and the two second prizes ~ Mrs Il9-
pie and Mrs. Deitch The hostess SER
Cd delightful luncheon during Ina
evening The house was also decorat ed
ia appropriate deeorations Tor the a
fair Tho club presented Mrs Deitca
with one dozen Of ereGescent gobIets
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-07

Eva Lewis, sister Of Ora Lewis,
who Is under sentence Of death for
the murder Of Motorcycle Policeman
McKenna Of st. Louis, No, Is bend
ing every effort to save her brother
from the gallows. She announced
she would appeal to Governor Gard
ner to have him set aside the SEN
tence Of death. TIE girl is d cabaret
slngnr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-07
MIR. DyspepllC!
You Can Now Eat
A Rip-Roaring, Rich Meal if You'll
Take Stu8rt's Dyspepsia
Tablet After 1t.

Don't Take Our Word Ter ut. Let Us
send Won a Free Sample 70 Prove it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-06-20
Hundreds of Communities Not
Heard From; Tabulators Un-
able to Keep Pace With Re-
ports From Others,
TEN MILLIONS PLEDGED
FOR TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT
Name Of Contributor Who Or
fered That Amount, Not
Made Known Morgan and.
Baker Give Million Each,


Washington, June 9.-lncomplete
reports to American Red Cross head
quarters here tonight showed more
than $35,000,000 subscribed during
the first two days of the weeks cam
paign to raise $100,000,000 for war
relief Hundreds of communities had
not been heard from, but from others
returns poured in so rapidly that tabu-
iators could not keep pace with them
Several great individual donations
helped to swell the total. but the Red
cross war council expects later re-
ports to include great multitude oil
smaller donations by people of mod
crate means whose subscriptions went
far toward the eleventh hour over
subscription of the liberty loan last
week
Tohights total did not include the
contributions of many small city or
town communities, particularly in the
west, where 1t is said local campaign
committees plan to withhold their
totals until late in the week in hope
of avoiding too optimistic spirit.
New York cty's total was nearing
the $40, 900. 600 mark, with $1,000, 900
contributions from j. p. Morgan and
&. T.. Baker.
Cardinal Gibbons Endorses Campaign.
A single pledge of Sl0,0OO.0OO has
been given the war council tentative
ly for use in fighting tuberculosis in
France The name Of the contributor
was not made public
a feature of today's reports was the
generous subscriptions from cities
having large German populations.
rsrainal Gibbons give his indorse-
nicnt to the movement in letter to
Henry p. Dawson, chairman of the
war council. saying:
II am in hearty accord with the
vast work of the Red Cross war coun-
ell have confident hope that these
world vide plans of charity and
mercy will be largely realized, bring
ing the grateful appreciation Of the
suffering millions as a partial recon-
pense."
A suggestion which may open the
way for donations by national banks
came from Comptroller of the Cur
rency Williams. He explained that
national banks may not legally do
nate bank funds to any charitable
cause, but may declare a special diri-
dcnd out of the undivided profits.
How Banks Can Help.
If all national banks should de-
clare an extra dividend of one-half Of
one per cent and shareholders should
turn the sum over TO the Red Cross,
Mr.. Williams explained, $5,00O,o00
would be produced.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-06-20
METAL MINE WORKERS
CAN'T USE CITY HALL
Isy soss,so JOURNAL SPECIAL .s.seo WIRE

Butte, Mont, June l9.-Mayor W.
II, Maloney today refused to permit
the recently organized Metal Mine
Workers union use of the city audi
torium. The mayor said the audito-
rum would be denied to the union so
long as its leaders showed Industrial
Workers of the World tendencies.
Leaders of the new union have de
MED that they are members of the In
dustrial Workers Of the World. The
electricians called today on the min
ing companies To grant the demands
recently made by the Metal Workers
union. The electricians are members
of Butte Electricians union No. So,
and their demands as presented to
the mining companies follow:
Unless the mining companies bring
pressure to bear 10 have the Montana
Power company grant their demands
and also grant the demands recently
made by the miners, the men of No.
65 employed by the mining companies
will be pulled off"
The mining companies advised the
electricians committee that the de-
mands would not be granted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-06-20
Go With Your Red Cross Dollar
on Its Mission of Mercy

An appeal for the Red al
- ~
Henry T. DAWSON The ii Cross
Americans in
mothers
est hearts blood Moloch
death to which they
understand by Red
cftOr who 20.
hesitates
have should
gin to cultivate
Travel with The Red Cross trains that the wounded
and doctors In their sclcss heroic work OF live saving
In quiet o
machine the
the bateiclds
glcd will
the
behind the first nc u
dcr His
1t Is for Your dollar
OF your
Cross dollar you will 0Vha that is mindful OF t?