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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
MANY FLAGS STOLEN
indignant titIrrus Protest 10 Police
at tnpntriotic Action Of
Mlscrcants.

Numerous complaints were flcd yes
terdar with tho police and Boy Scouts
of the unpatriotic action OF some one
IN stealing q number OF American flags
from the front porchoS az residences in
the West End The thcfts occurred
Saturday and sunday nights. hut in
every instance the police were unabl.
to recover the flags. which were with
out Identification marks.
Citizens whose flags were pilfcrcd
expressed great irdi Cmation Yesterday
at their loss. and threats wcr" made
as To villa; they would do with tho
thieves II they we're caught We're mum
crous. y large flag was stolen from
the front porch "f T.. e. Gardner at
3lS West Grace street. another from
the home OF John Hiordan at 1903 West
Main street while the flac III front
of tho Nurses General Register. at 3l6
West Grace Street. was torn into
shrcds
There were numerous other com
plants filed with the police. and Off
GERS were instructed to lie especially
watchful in an cifor, 10 cate, the mis-
crcantS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
Remove the Roots
Of Superiluous Hair
,Entirr,. New Method)

Seeing is believing" When your
own rrcS see the roots come out. you
know the entire hair is gone. not
merely the surface hair. You know
that hair can never return.
Yes it is really true that the now
phelartinc method removes Supcrnu-
Gus hair completcly--roots and u1i-
without the least injury. leaving tho
skin soft smooth hairless You do
the work in jify. IN your own home.
withou, assistance. II does away
with numerous and expensive visits
70 the electrolysis expert Does away
with GcpiIatorics or shaving at fire.
ouent intervals. Nothing like IL ever
known before. Perfectly harmless
Of phelactine. follow the easy instruc-
tons. and II not entirely satisfcfd the
druggist viii refund your money
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
beverly t.dmundsnn l.. Charged with
1rhnsportinG Liquor illegally.
Ten lunTfs I'm Suit t:,Sc

Beverly EdmUndson colored. was held
FOR IN" grand jury 'erday IN the
Police Cour, by Justice ,rutchrcld on
The charge OF illegally Transforming
liquor The man was arrested at the
Byrd street Station SATURDAY night by
patrolmcn rosenau and Moore. and ten
ana "n"-haif quarts o: whisky We're
FOUND ~ his suit case. Tse hearing
OF James Robinson. coiored charged
with selling liquor was continued un-
I'll Friday.
Justice Crutchfeid continued until
April u the trial OF w ]. Smith.
charged with transporting whisky.
who was arrested SUNDAY ~ Elba Sta
ton VITA on" quart and on. mini
OF iQuor In his possession ,lorZo
Mills. who was at liberty under bond
TOR a similar charge. failed to ap-
pear IN tho Police Court when his case
was called The cour, ordered bis
bond forfeited. and an attachment for
his arrest. was issued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
SEVERAL LARGE TRANSFERS
L.. II. Jenkins Buys sixty Feet on Wcs,
broad street. at Hermitage
Road, for s3B,NOO.

Although the ro.,rne o. deeds re-
corded In the Chancery Court yes
tcrday was below the usual mum her.
several large deals were completed.
The property transfers for the da:
amounted To nearly $4,000.
L." III. jenkins yesterday pecame the
owner OF property on West BROAD
street for priC" said 10 have been
$4,000. The land is situated the
north side of Eroad street At tho east
line of hermitage Road. This trans
action was tho largest placed on record
during the day. The property fronts
on Broad street for distance OF six
- feet and extends back for depth
Of $50 feet
y lot OF land situated in Sherwood
lark, with Improvements. sold for So.
GOO. when Alice &. Barnes and hus-
band transferred To Mamie NJ BARNES
lot eos In Sherwood rark
l.. ". Jenkins and his wife figured
in large transfer when they sold TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
CALOMEL MAKES
! YOU SICK, UGH!
s'DOdsOn's Liver Tone" better
than calOmeI and cannot
( Saliyate.
Calofn.i loses you a day.

q CaloInei loses YOU a day: You know
s~hat caiOme! is It's mercury, quick
p.hIver. Ca!oEel ~ dangerous II
M rashes into sour bile Ike dynamite
10 ramping and sichenIng you. CalomeI
ed ttacks the bones ana should never he
in ut into your system.
ct When you feel bilious. siUFr!.a con.
o,Htipated and all Knocked out ana bs.
1SiteVe you need dose o! dangerous
EEafomel just remember that yout drug.
saIst sells for 80 cents large BOTTLE OF
bodaon's Liver Tone, which i entirely
Negotiable and pleasant 10 take sno is
20 perfect substitute for calomel II is
! SGuaranteed 10 start your liver wi,hou,
Z SSirring you UP INSIDE. and cannot
\ fbhIivate.
y u Don't take calomell il rnaken YOU
tfSick the noxt day; II loses you day,
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight
s'$the you RICH. up and you feel great
Give II to the children. because 4 is
,sspertectly harmless and doe1i't gr!pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
uowt,1cr Association to Mcet.

The Richmond ifowit2er Association
viii hold it's monthly meeting tonight
IN the HoWit6ers gymnasium, on North
seventh street. Important business is
TO hc transacted. after which n smoker
viii he held and refreshments served.
Arrangements for the fuli-drcSs mil
tary ball in honor OF the active bat
terry. which Will he held on Frida V
night. VIII be discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
Fails OF Quorum.

Because OF the lack OF n quorum. the
'ouhc.l committee on Streets last
night failed 10 take up Tho oiics,ior
OF ihe adr.sahility "f nsiructinc tho
t!iy Attorney TO institute condcmna-
'"n proceedings 10 obtain u right Of
way ACROSS tho MarshaE stree, VIA
duet. Another meeting for this pur.
POS" was called for o'clock on Fri
dag afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27

Il City Electrician Traford LETT last
night tor New YORK. where ne vii!
attend the hiannuat convention for the
revision Of the national electrical code
Mr. TYaford is a mcirbor OF the Elec-
Htrical Council O, the National Eloc-
IYic Laboratories
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
The VERDICT OF The PEOPLE IN
FAVOR OF IRONIZED PAW-PAW
The New Rcmedy-A Combination of Nux-Iron- Paw
Paw-Soothes the Nerves, Transforms Weak Amaze
mic Men and Women Into Perfect Health and
Gives the Stomach Abiding Strength
READ THE TESTIMONY OF TWO RIcHMoNDERs
ooth MI and Mrs. Mitchell, Residing at ZIG East Broad
Street, Are High in Ther Praise Of Ironzcd Paw.Paw

said
past l,, hc.us
Inn at, hi dutnsa lfio,.
abb II. lam
The
believer
o aw Mr
In part:
ne Iadin
"'o'' pleasure
ing Paw Jaw
tina i Il advertise dol
his
king
ri "a to take
Ia MOTH
the rest" ifnr
Of
ing ronz I,nwI.,
40 '
OF o a BOTH .ake /
~
tonic
Disorder hadyn
y kcd rundown
Tonic
Mun
'oIt
d tho
o who hsvcb
rk.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27

mond Geographic Society ut O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon In room 2lo. john
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27

To Nddrr.s Geographic Society.
Miss l.. g Kelly will lead the dis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27

Nh governor Stuart Landed Richmond's
a Oldest hospital 10 tho 500 Campaicncrs
s4in the cause OF the Retreat for the Sicl;
at yesterdays team luncheon. and pre-
aided at the pretty ceremony of award
&fng the pennant OF the high team" in
ssthe days reports
KS The Governor had lunch with the
AworkerE, sitting with Chairman W. T.
yXOppenhimer and Mrs. John y. Light
s1oot, chairman of the building com
ssmittee. A salvo OF applause greeted
Shin when Chairman oppenh,mcr intro
$Sduced him IA 'thc friend OF every al
Strufstfc movement In Richmond
Looking around me. and hearing
fthe reports from your teams" said the
SGovernor. I'm convinced that tho
forces behind this movement are GO
elnG to win great victory. Our
Sfriends. the ladies. always got what
Sfhey want. you know. when they tell
las this hospital movement that arc the
--LATEST flower and the most beautiful
6ower OF our Christian civilization
know the people OF Richmond will
smanifest their appreciation OF this in
sstitution by generous response"
MRS. SCOTT RECEIVES
IN FLAG FROM GOVERNOR
q Team TIL led in yesterdays team re-
sports, and its captain. Mrs James a.
Scott, therefore Won tho honor Of re-
SceivinE from the hands of the Cover
NOR tho silk far that constitutes tho
high tcams" badge each daN. The
workers were brought, up standing.
4iwhen the Governor. on RECEIVING tue
banner from Chairman Oppenhincr
il!fted it above his head. cNclaiming:
= ~ thank COD this nac rios to-day
from nearly every house In Richmond.'
D The campaign workers still arc de-
srmined To touch tho 500 coo mark by
to-day. They have until Thursday to
raisc tho $4,000 fund Several sub
stantial gifts. assured Chairman OPP
penhimcr ANA his cabinet. have no,
get becn formally reported in. Every
5Sterday's noon report. Tho total num-
ltbcr Of pledges turned in Yesterday
nNa" 81. or an aNerac" OF a littl" less
iSthait So per contributor.
q Special gifts reported yesterday were
gas follows:
Il For saoO--Richmond Dairy Company
i For s30o-Dr, Stuar; MichauN.
< 1'or S25o-A, II. Williams, f.. StrUd
Tvs ick
4 For Sico-s 7 Morgan. Charles
davenport. w. Lowdnes Peplc. MiIhiscr
tBaG Company. Inc u. =. Howard
Lewis, y. l.. Gray, Richard Gwathmcy
is Co, Inc. w. Fred Richardson, J y.
tConnelly Co. Grace hospital!
SCORE ny TEAMS
( FOR SEVENTH DAY
81 The detailed score hy teams for
yesterday. the seventh day, was - fol-
3 RED" dtvision-Mrs. John r. Light
EBlair, captain, $50; Team No. . w l..
SCarnea1 lanes Fra SiI0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
Of patriotic duty.

We rejoice that this time when the world is crazed by
war Judging war by moral and spiritual stand
liberty Justice and noble and Christian But
the method of war is unchrsan and immoral War itself VIC
ac law justice liberty and peace the very which
its tragic might be justified.
Further the method of Ineffective these ends Might
does decide the right ideals
evil evil True national honor nations
integrity and msesh service Only answering honesty and
econtro maintain it, Rghts-the rights of a-are securely
defended between nations between individuals by
dence sspcon by universal cooperation and law by
pr vate armed defense.
The alternative to inactivity and cowardice
the irresistible and constructive power of goodwill True pa
war put Tor the Invention and practice gigantic scale of
new methods of Cancellation and arusc The present
tocrabe situation among nations demands unprecedented
expression of organized national goodwill
Impractical though such ideals may seem experience has
taught that ideals be realized faith to practice now
what all hope for in the future The American Nation as
more perfect union OF States melting races as
repeated victor through has proved practical methods
OF generosity and patience Throughout an adj
vnos belief the Christian principle human brotherhood
the Society of Friends has the triumph of goodwill in ali
forms of human crisis.
The peoples of land are longing for the when love
shall conquer hate when cooperation shall replace conflict when
war shall be This time will the people
M great nation dare the outwo traditions of
International dealing and stake all upon persistent goodwill
We the nation and the time This is Americas
supreme opportunity
Unflinching goodwill less than war; demands courage
patriotism and such victory over itself to
such leadership of the world to such embodiment of the
nahess, nvncible of goodwill this otherwise tragic
hour challenges country.
Friends National Peace Committee
20 South Twelfth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27

w. Greed DAVIS property on North
Eighth Street FOR $4,000. The land
has frontage OF abou, nftccn feet
on Eighth street and depth o. 90 l..
feet and is situated Just south Of
Franklin Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27

Marshall High School The topic will
be. New York cay. Il Problem In &c.
ography Teaching
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
e0vERNOR STUART LAUDs
N0Rk OF RETREAT FOR SICK
Attends Luncheon Of Campaign
Workers and Presents Flag
to Mrs. Scott.
STOTAL OF SSO,O34.65 RAISED
aWorkers Are Determined 10 Touch
100000 Mark To-Day-Have Tn.
til Thursday Night to Raise En-
tire &15O.OOO Fund.
tOTAL OF sso,O34.65 RAISED

TOTALS ron SEVEN DAYS
OF SEVEN LEADING TEAMS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
How TO JUDGE A WOMAN
BY HER HAIR

There is real common sense IN
just noticing whether tho hair IL
we'll KEEP, tn judge Of a wonans
neatness or good taste. If YOU ara
one Of tho few who try to make tho
most Of Your hair. remember that
II is not advisable 10 wash the hair
with any cleanser made for all pur-
poses, hut always use some good
preparation made expressly for
shainpo"iuc. You can enjoy the
very u"st by getting some canthroy
from Your druggist. dissolve Il tea
spoonful! IN & cup Of hot water
This makes 2 fun cup Of shampoo
liquid. enough 5" il is easy 10 apply
II 10 all tho hair instead "f jus;
the top Of ia" head. DandrufI. ex-
cess oil and dir, are dissolved aud
entirely disappear. Your hair viii
he so iiumy that IL will look lnucn
heavier than u ia. It's IuStrc and
s"ftncss viii also delight YOU. while
the stimulated scalp gains tn,
health which inSurcs hair growth.
49, Adv
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
FRENCH RAID HUN TRENCHES.
British Repulse German Assaults East
of Harpicourt.

Paris, Sept. 13.-French troops in
the Champagne smashed the first two
lines of German trenches and have en-
tered the third lines, inflicting heavy
losses on the enemy.
German assaults of great violence
were delivered Wednesday east of
Hargicourt. but the advancing waves
were met by British rifle and machine
gun fire and the attack repulsed.
British naval airmen have been un-
usually active in the last two days.
bringing down two Teuton flyers into
the sea The Bruges docks and sew
eral railway points near Ghent were
bombed.
The Italian and Austrian struggle
for Monte San Gabrielle col inues. The
Austrians delivered repeated attacks
along the crest of the mountain, but
Italy reports these were repulsed.
The British ship losses by U-boat
raids for the week was the smallest
since the ruthless campaign was an
nounced by the kaiser. Only twelve
ships of 1,600 tons were sunk
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
Mayor Indicted over Race Riots

Belleville, Ill-Mayor Fred w.
Mollman of East st. Louis and his sec
retary. Maurice Ahern, were indicted
in connection with the East st. Louis
race riots May &c to July 2, in which
between fifty and hundred negroes
and several white men were killed,
scores of persons beaten and many
houses and buildings burned by fires
started by the enraged mob. Moll-
man is charged with malfeasance in
office and Ahern with conspiracy.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
koRNlLoFF's REVOLT WANING.
Soldiers Loyal to kerensky and Face
About and FiQht Germans.

ABOUT ana fI9nt Sermans.
Petrograd. Sept 13.-Surrender to
the provisional government of parts
OF Gen. Korniloff's rebel army was
reported, and Kerensky's supporters
believe that the attempt of the former
commander-in-chief of the Russian
armies to make himself dictator
will prove abortive. On the other
hand some reports OF the situation de-
clare that the Korniloff forces con-
tinue their advance on Petrograd and
have been able to overcome the re-
sistance of the loyal Kerensky troops
through the superiority of artillery.
The provisional government de-
clared that state of war exists in
the town and district of Moscow.
Mai. Gen. Bonch Bruyovich has
been appointed commander-in-chief of
the Russian army in succession to
Gen. Korniloff.
A curious feature of the Russian
situation is that. despite the disaffec-
tion in part of the army. loyal units
are attacking the Austro German
armies at many points on the front
and have gained important ground on
the Bukowina frontier.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
Crew of Engine Meets Death.

Cheyenne, Wyo. - Word reached
here of the death of Eric C. Ander-
son. engineer, and Frank Cross, fire
man, both of Casper. when the train
OF whose crew they were a part
plunged through burned bridge near
Wolton on the Union Pacific railroad
about sixty miles northwest of Cas-
per. The locomotive on which An
derson and Cross were at work, and
structure. of which the ties and abut-
ments had been destroyed or damaged
by, fire.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
Report Villa Offers to Surrender.

Juarez, Mex.-La Lucha, Mexican
daily newspaper published here. print
ed story from Chihuahua City, say
ing Francisco Villa had sent a letter
to Gen. Francisco Murguia, command
er of the northeastern military zone,
offering to surrender if he was given
personal guarantees of amnesty. vii
la is now in the Durango mountains.
Inspector General Andres G, Garcia
of the Mexican consular service said
he had received no information regard
ing the report.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
.FRENCHMEN WELCOMED
GREETED BY 1000 PEOPLE AT
DENVER AUDITORIUM.
Carried Through Streets With MIL
tary Honors, While Crowd Paid
Enthusiastic Tribute.
western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Services.
Denver.-Four men who saw their
own Paris go into ecstasies when the
first American soldiers in France
swept through the broad thorofares
of the French capital. were carried
through streets of Denver with mill
the sidewalks paid an enthusiastic
tribute to the official representatives
of the sister republic. The members
of the French high commission to the
United States is composed of M. Ed
Guard de Billy, Col. Jacques Martin,
Capt e. ]. Rouvier and Lieut.. Henri
de Courtivron. and at the Auditorium
they were greeted by 1000
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
All WHISKY Plants Quit Business.

Peoria, Ill.-The hard liquor capital
of the world surrendered. In compli-
ance with the conservation law of
Congress and with the edict of Food
Conservator "A. C. Hoover, the last
drop of whisky for beverage purposes
was drawn off and at IL o'clock Sat
urday night the lid was clamped on
the plants. They will not reopen for
the manufacture of whisky as bev-
erage. This was the statement of
Robert d. Clarke, one of the recog-
the country.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
ARGENTINE MOBS
STORM LEGATION
WINDOWS OF GERMAN PAPERS
SMASHED BY RIOTERS IN
BUENos AIRES.
PASSPORTS ToLUxBURG
GOVERNMENT OF ARGENTINE DE-
MANDs EXPLANATION FROM
GERMANY.
Western Newspaper Union News servie..

westsrn Newspaper Union News Service
Buenos Aires, Sept 13.-Several
blocks of German business houses in
Gale rs de Mayo have been destroy ed
by. fires set by mobs The mobs
stoned the German legation and set
fire to the German club, one of the
finest edifices in the city. and the
building of La Union, German daily
paper.
The downtown section OF the city
was the scene of the widest disor-
ders In connection with great anti
German demonstrations in which
thousands of Argenlinans took part.
Many of those in the mob carried
f:rebrands, and as result scores of
buildings were set on fire. Several
blocks of German business houses in
Gale % de Mayo were destroyed.
As fast as the fires in the buildings
OF the German club and the newspa-
per La Union were extinguished they
were started again.
The Argentine government sent to
the German legation passports to be
delivered to Count Luxburg, the Ger
man minister in Buenos Aires. The
whereabouts OF Count LuxDurg still IS
unknown to the Argentine govern
ment The Argentine foreign office
sent a communication to the German
foreign ministry demanding an ex-
PLANTATION of Count Luxburg's action
in sending the secret code messages
to Berlin through the Swedish lega-
ton
1t was officially announced here
that II Germany failed to disapprove
o. Count Won Luxburg's action Argeu.
tina would recall her minister at Ber-
lin If the Berlin government disap-
proved of his course the status quo
would be maintained.
Extraordinary precautions have
been taken by the authorities to pro-
tcct Count Won Luxburg. the German
minister. when he arrives here to re-
ceive his passports.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
Secretary Favors Negotiated Peace.

Amsterdam.-The statement that
the German foreign secretary, DR.. Won
Kuehlmann, is in favor Of negotiated
peace is made in dispatch to the
Frankfurter Zeitung, from Vienna.
which the secretary recently visited.
''Dr. Won Kuehlmann's calm and steady
Manners the dispatch says. made a
good impression in Vienna, especially
as he. like the imperial chancellor. is
free from all chauvinism regarding the
situation and in favor of peace by un-
derstanding."
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
Grain mt NInneapoII.
Fancy

Minneapolis, Mimi Flour - Far
patents. $11.50.
Barley-sl.094
Rye-$1.S341.S5.
Bran-s29 9OO0295O.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, y2I7Q2.1s.
Oats-No, white. 59A QsOAc.
Flax-s3.234 3.2s.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
VIII open Vast Oil Land Sections

Washington.-Favo report on
Senator Walsh's bill to open for use
1000, 900 acres of oil and mineral land.
including about 5000 acres in naval
reserve No. In California, was made
by the Senate public lands committee.
1t proposes the operation by the gov
ernment or the leasing of the lands
containing coal, oil. potash and So
dium
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
Dallas to Be Dry Oct. 20.

Dallas. Tex.-Complete figures for
the local option election in Dallas
county show that the prohibitionists
polled 1856 votes and the anti-prohi-
bitionists 1854, making a dry" ma
jority of 1852. The saloons will be
closed Oct. 20. it was stated today.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
Eneland's Reply to Pope.

Washington.-Grea Britain has ad-
vised the United States that President
Wilson's reply to Pope Benedict's
peace proposal is in effect Great
Britain's reply. as was indicated re-
Gently in statement by Lord Cecil.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
NataIie GRAY Leaves ocouauan.

Washington.-Mis Natalie Gray OF
Colorado Springs and the five other
suffragists who were detained at Oc.
cuquan for picketing the front of the
White House, were released.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
Third Attempt to Wreck Waterworks

Cheyenne. Wyo.-The third attempt
inside of three months to wreck the
water system which supplies Chey-
enne and Fort D. A. Russell was
made Sept. 8. Prowlers were fired on
by sentry stationed at Crystal lake.
one of three large reservoirs which
supply water to the city and the fort.
Both men escaped.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
Colorado Crops Show High Average.

WHSHIIStUH f'dSeu OH IVU PET
cent as an average, the Department
OF Agriculture estimated the combined
condition of all crops in Colorado this
year at 104.9. This is an estimated
loss OF one-third per cent in the com
bined condition of all Colorado crops
since Aug. 1. 1t indicates a marvel
GUS production
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
German Agents in Mexico.

Mexico City.-A number of German
consuls have recently arrived in Mex
leo City, including Herr Schultz of
Juarez and r. Everbusch of Tampico.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
ChIcngo Crnin and ProvirIon pr,

Chicago,-Corn-No. 2 yellow, $4,000
2.2S; No; yellow, $2.201z; No vel
oats-No. white. s19 SIC; standard.
Rye-No. 2, sl.S6.
Barley-s1.20G
Timothy-S5. VA 500
Clover-s15.0Oa 1000.
Pork-$43.55.
Lard-s23.S5a a $3.50.
Ri5s-$24.504 PASS.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
Butter. Eggs. po.atoe. and pov,tr,

<2nc.
Eggs-Firsts, 3s q acc; ordinary
firsts, 36 a 37c; at mark. cases included
35Q3sc.
Potatoes-Jersey cobblers, bulk, $I.so
Wi.35; Minnesota bulk. SL20Q125;
Wisconsin. s1.2OG125
Poultry-Fowls. % @ Csc; springs,
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-14
Duluth Votes Dry in option Fight.

Duluth. Minn.-St Louis county
swung in.o the dry column by a ma
jority OF more than 5000 votes on the
option election. AS result the coun-
ty will become dry March rs, 1918.
Duluth gave the drys 7O1 majority.