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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20

oNSNh " bAAlt1 " ~ vi M IVY
Sono; ban par Ell 0iano paa
30 Mar. st lunt Sinil trof ouer
bans aniigt, Oa ban ineoe: rSa.
bun teller 10 eoOt, Oct aer bun;
men iea ipnes mi aIli9eoel beOit
ON ~Qiontorerne. San nnoeoe al
tic at tale ON aM 0 II torerne."
r0et bliner Itot ip9rere at tom.
me biem,@ iortiatte ban. gnnnr
Sinoen bun fommer / RorOeit,
iaa er bnn trap % boloer 9oot no
ogiaa; men ) fan ga fomme paa
JSlGp@ eiter Rontoren, bpis oct
6Ipier Tor itarft til at ba' Sell
oppe."
Gen rl0ite taffeoe Tor 8ilbnOet.
Ocn pn9ite ia9Oe life aoget, t5i
Ssipgen par M life blot aommerS.
@inoen par ite9et b~etpoeli1t
StDrfe. men in0e blaHot De bic,
tgffe 9%s8eitnmmer mrrfeoe man
oeu ilet fife. berte Inn orns. Or.
gelbrus Irgcrnes aroner.
Snoe / 9orgaaroe Sfoo lon en-
Sfopriooer1aaro oerinoe oraf 5cle
llngoommen aaiie, bIeo %iotograie.
ret % lana iaa oil. 9iicaros Scr
fla en- Sommeron9."
Sfoltlgreren. JON bar 5orenin
sens 9e0er. talOte iaa iammeu til
ct lille 0igoe paa en- a1beu 8laos j
Stooen. d Oct oar inn ct 2ie
blif, iaa oar Be Heiten ale for.
iam.toe. for De elife0e BAN. Sto.
lclGrereas Jan Dar iaa oenliB oger.
niOtrr for in 5erre.
Selo 0aos, ion ellers life Oh
ocoe 3aal. ierlis al ben iioite
I@rlmo. par til Steoe ban 100 o.
loueoe ifg % moo en- inf 9eaeitam
me; Oct lime Emil laa itaOig ON
Bans 9iuno.
Ter bleo ian ierit inuset. glier
0elligbeO 9io mig" IA Den iiOiic
Zone ioritummeOe, lagoe SfoIelG.
rcren i'm sat oeo 8o0en al et Era.
ioloeoe 9onoerne og BAD
0len boao al @eroenl -
MaNs'cs 7iuc bleu tore. % Oct
par nqiien. iom Soroen 9Iea BORT
moer bans 5soOer = bsrte Dan
ieil2 = gao Sfolel9reren MI life
DID lille 9eir til at ieile 5iem /.
SD. miniantan 8ioroe 5an ian. ~
m leo Fl pantro Snril oOer ii.
f. bet IAN tGnite:
q tlar oper, at Bin.
- 2~'5rosit. min gar; ioa Ueo
ia 5ii lie 5oao oct oil ii8e al
e:n9 m ben aant. Zen
,l,er 5grne no ire 3ssn aIIer
mimoit."
San talte Sfolel9reren parmt o.
atltrl.1t ON @ilo. On bans Scr
lig1eo o. 9tanoe. aun 1anife fort
taltc ban, ian inna De after en-
Snlmc. en- Al DC gamle belize.
huis Gro % Soner er iom Hitli
RI Ieloe qaraoiiet.
&eiten al 8aaen ionnot ben meo
munter llngOomsleg. gfaos 6ilfcr
|if5A isrit pa9iu meo ct ballot for.
a1teligt. ballot iroriierenoe Emil
on N~naauiaen, iom oiloe ban Il
70: .efiHterer Der ogiaa no8ei iom
ella 4,onoffa5;~ men mart to9
ban ioria Eel / 9egen, Ser ouerbe
uiite BAN on, at Der efiilterer
iano llngOonsglpoe ! Ell BELLA
llngoomsIeg. SeIo bar ban life
.Uirtelig glao. men ban ian andres
Sine lpie Al en- @Ig0e, ban life
eieoe. sans 9laIDn inntes al til
tage / Emil. eiteriom Stormcn
bIeu ItGrfere: rSa." tIatteoe os'
i BAN. Den hitter soot TIE
Gsan aIlerminoit."
geo balpiefs 1i0en aif De 10
unge ON goro i SeiIbaaoen, oe
oilOe 6elit life poa qslaV~ eitcr
.gtontoren.@
gslgerne par ibmbpioe j Top
pen, pa Be itsote ira eanognng
broen. gaaoen frpngeoe itprft
itunoom logoe ben fig ina meget paa
|Sioen, at Be OinOiplOte Seil BE-
rsrte 9eleerne.
Moos par MI ogiaa Il
|gsen", ban lao / 9ogitaDnen og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20

6ornnrei 3aDoe beIssi %, g.
iuulmenOe shopper par brii!ess
et gplo al Counterpart.
Saa unr bet III SsnOa5 III
gen. Oct BAR iaa lille, = ii
Den ilaOre'pitne @raaipnro nehie
life at brp0e Eli eoen.
9~opelpileHs 9la0e ilimre9e
SeIpn iom ntalliae imaa Ssfoipti
boorimoo Sslpitrnalerne brooes.
Stillel q o0g oar osi
iem 1srte man q aor al falom5.
Stemmer: Som no. aom ID,
ooiifcoe oct ale Qegue ira. Sfo
pen bDiifeoe, eugen buiiteOe. Mar
fen. glomiterne 81 oaOet, alt lam
men 5Diifeoc faloenoe. %orlaenoe:
aom mo- 0a iaa tom 9i ID.
pirfelig no.
9e0 Ni0oagstio too en- 5lof
unae @emefer neoe Deo Stranoen.
Zen Slot uar Dor llngoomsior
eaiug eIler i Oct minoite en- Eel
al ben. 5 Tag ifllOe ben baue
ll0iaiat, % Nnos SiIfer ifulee
Ieile Sen oper 9ilIesg9lt ! jim itore
Nlotorbaao. ooer til be bnnoreO
anr gnmle gsge PEG gOrsnarOe-
10 Dill lGnaere onnme / Bug
ten itoO to unge Meno ! Ell 9aao
/ Serb meO at iutte Sell % asre
aft Hart til en- iriif SeiItnr; %.
Inn De ifuloe til gorgaaroe, men
De OilOe BELT ieiIe / Oeres egen
gaao.
Sit par Oroen. Zen ploite
lao peo Roret, ban bar en- Mnno
pan % Mar, bei os imitf. Zen
pnaite, fun 10 anr, file 90 tpf,
iao oe pasieoe 5eiIene, meoens
ban MI og 6a foreItilleoe Jig ID.
ipg og sioroe oisie 9eorgeIIer
ben Hetning.
Wnnoen itoo life TITLE pan BAN
ct longt Stpffe 9io, for tGnf blot
gaaoen bapoe life engnns ct
Zen burbe beooe ~ge0s'
ieileren" eller ogina bur6e ben
bnpe RaDnet al ben pige, BON
olIermeit. ipntes ban.
Gen 9lore ingoe Blot, at ban
life ON oct ii6ite, oa ben
BELT ffuIoe bope ct @abn, ben funoe
for ct iStpffe Fio | oct
minoite.
Boaoen ff66 iaa let og gDngeoe
'aa oeiIigt. Der bar COB Blind
roe pon SSen. -
Ga Be sooebe Dcrgddroe, bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20

reiite ban iis % sreb Den taIenOes
$aano Os ipareoe: rSa, ri err /
9ano nu."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20

lang.
Spnge, fro % beoG tGnfte Wtaos
naar De iiboer miot | Reoerloget
aan De oa for potter" life i
oct er 1osieri altinm -. @9oao
- &baol" Gan bnOoe nRl
tabt giben | 8anoet, lea troi
min ia. minianten gsr bur
Iaa, bum nlsier az, 8inoen."
San iao ooer paa Sfolelrreren,
men Der bar life noget baonligi
/ Waos'es glf benne @nng. Der
par nqrmere en- glanoing Of @ro'
lei oa Sfnmfulobeo.
let bfep mer og mer title. ghi
fom Ser fun nf og til en- Outlining,
gnnife let og milo. Eli fioit mantte
6e TO | S~eiIbanoen taee Seilene
ino, os bet betso for Dem Here
Timers arbeioe peo anrerne.
Bdgerne blep min6re og minore,
til ii6it Taa Supet itille og blatft
% fun ben ebige, langfomme
ioete gsiseen mrrieoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-20
rsrte gdaerne.

Maos par MI ogiaa Il
gsen~, ban lao / 9agitaOneu og
ffotteoe, M % on, baanligt ouer
til SfoIelpreren, Der iao blnnot
en- Del nnae. Tfiotifibs. 3e
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-09
To Get Rid of Wrinkles
and Bad Complerions

Il In moro important now than during
The period uf prutusr perspiratiou To kcrp
tho puruS clean Al cosmetics clog the
pores I'm cool WEATHER lhis mtertorcs
greatly with elimination uf waste mate
rol iujuring instead OF hiding the com.
plcNiuu Orllunr, moruolk"d wax serves
ull tho purposes ~ creams powders and
rouEca, giving u,r better rcsulH II nytu-
tlN pvcls off uu offensive skin nl the
spmo iuuu uu,lDgglug the porcr Minute
PARTICLES ~ syuf skin come OF dnN by
day. ,AuSiur not the least discomfort
GruduNilN the healthy. Younger sldu be-
meath lccps out Hnd I'm less than u fort.
night you have lovllpr compile Nlun
thnn YOU over dreamed uf acquiring Mer.
colit,d WHN. uhUiuNhlo a. ANY drug store.
II Sprend ou nightly like cold cream, and
washed uff mornings Ouc ouuyn usually
rulflvoF
For r,muNup VrInhlcs. without atop
pug tho purus with pusiv stur. here's u
never tUillup formula ono ounce pow .
derrd snhollt,. dissolved iu one halt piul
wilchlmHol Ihthr the u,r IN this daily
fOr awhile. every line WIN vanish com
plctrlN Eyru tho first application gives
aurprlsine rcSulls Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-09
Officers Clash
Over Orders to
Negroes on Trial

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. "a
detachment Of coast artillery soldiers
ordered to Houston the night Of the
negro riot. August q, to preserve or
der. and who made arrests Of a mum.
Der OF the members Of the Twenty
fourth United States infantry, were
given an opportunity TO view the ne
groes now on trial before oourtmar-
tial here today
Stand up" ordered one Of the coast
artillery officers TO the prisoners
"Just moment" interviewed Major
Grier, counsel for the negroes,
These men are here as prisoners, not
soldiers. will give them any orders
that are necessary
The negro prisoners remained seated
and the coast artillerymen who will
testify later, scrutiniled them closely
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-09
Tobin's Cash Grocery and Market
32S w. Grand Phone Wal. 1856

Louis Early June Peas, can. iSc
Van Camps Soups, can....,ioc
Tall cans Argo Mllk.,.....iO5
/ pkg large Post ToaStc' ,.l5c
, pkgs. Washington CrlSps 2Sc
3 lbs Flake Homjny......1Sc 1Sc
; lbs Hominy GritS.... 7Sc
Head rice, good quality b.. iOc
3 III, Broken Rice........2 2Sc
10 bars Clean Easy Soap u. ISo
~ bar, ! abor Saver Soap ASc
I bars 7. & G. Naphtha Soap 2Se
Nunbritc Cleaner r..t....... Sc
3 Zoe rolls Toilet paper....75c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-09
Soft Drinks
and Cream
Cost More
list Of New Prices AnOouncedi
SOdaS and SundaeS Up
to IS Cents

Due maybe, TO the tact that 60 many
ice cream ,odaS and ,undaeS are being
shipped from Oklahoma City to the
American troops IN France. thereby
causing AN unprecedented 'hortag, Of
carbonatcd water and crushed fruits,
price, have been hikcd on practically
all importan, fountain drink, and
dishes by score or more OF local drug
stores and coniectoneric>
New Schedule
This is written IN order that the
Young man who ha, been accustomed
to bringing his best girl mp town, treat
ing her to a more or less palatablc
soda, and then taking her home, may
be warned Hencctorth he will either
skirni,h around and keep dear heart"
at home, or he viii carry an extra dime
ior the drinks.
Here is the new schedule
SundaeS with iruit and nuts, Is
cents; former price 10 cents,
Sundaes with chocolate 10 cents, no
advance.
Ice cream ,odas viii, fruit and nuts,
IS cents; former price 10 cents.
Ice cream sodas with plain syrup, 10
cents no advance
Egg matted milk 70 cents former
price, IS cents,
Plain matted milk, Is cents; former
price. 10 cents.
Milk chocolate, 10 cents; former
price. cents.
Grape juice, pint, 30 cetr', quart, a
cents; former price IS and 50 cents
respectively
Ice cream, pint, Is cents; quart, IS
cents former price 20 cents and s.
cents respectively
Long coca cola, 10 cents; iotmer
price, cents
Long" grape Juice, 10 cent, former
price. s cents
Frosted root beer, 10 cents; former
price, cents.
High Costs Blamed.
Druggists and coniectioners them.
selves deny the allegation that the price
hike is due to the shipment of sundacs
and sodas from the city. They say the
real cause is the advance in price oI
articles which make up the drinks anc
eats Drums " carbonated water which
formerly sold for S6 now cost - All,
$40, they say Also the price Of crushed
fruits has been advanced and glass
ware and other fountain equipment ha
increased in price from 81 l-3 to 10
percent in the last six months.
Anyhow, here is the situation:
batteries:
For the soda fountain men; Hicost
Materials and Hdbitridden Public.
For the consumer AbilitytowithStan,
Punishment and Humandeslreiorlux
urles
Runs: One by the consumer ever,
time he passes a soda fountain
Hits: The consumers purse
Errors: One by the kaiser in eve,
starting the war, anyhow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-09
OBSERVATION IS
PLAN At TRAVIS
brd Of inspection TO See
Every Saving Is Made,

AN ANTONIO. Texas, Nov. o
fcialD-Cdmp Travis Is To undergo
pod conservation program and in.
tion of facilities for handling and
|arinp food as well as 4 most thor
b grlling ON the manner IN which
is now being used Thi, will be
i by board which is working
|ugh the camps OF the entire South
department. Captains +. {. Gep-
and \ W. Dox. LieutcnantS A. I.
)nl. ". r. Line and Edward Plant
Private Paul II Cathcart are mem
OF the board. Their mission, IN
is 10 make a food survey at va
|. camps throughout the Southern
&rtment
the course OF the boards visit to
Pp Travis, the members will inspect
subsistence stores menus, camp cx-
hgeS, and other sources ot food sup.
!. The board will also make a de
|d study OF selected meSscS and viii
detailed instruction regarding
|aratiuu and economy Of iood.
be commanding officers OF the dli-
! |nt unit, OF the Nnr,ieth division
! been ordered by General Allen to
Ter all possible assistance that may
my way facilitate the work oi the
hi. Details Of enlisted men to act
ssistaut,. will be made by thk va
organizations under study, As re.
led bv the board. Members OF the
| i will have access TO menus, cX-
gtS and ,torehou,cS throughout the
Ionment
recommendations as to WAYS to de-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-09
American Soldier
to Wed Countess;
Trench Romance

Fort WORTH Ten, Nov Q
Private Victor Martin Company T..
Michigan infantry was given hi,
discharge today aud will leave TO-.
morrow Tor Los Angeles where he
viii wed the Countess Adrienne dc
Coriche Of France, ~hem NJ me, at
SiSsonS while travelling - 'rivstc
secretary 10 FrlIJ ksha. New York
banker The coun'ess vas then m
the Red Gross w,'>c.
Martin served i, ~, British am.
hulancc corps 1rl "a; nonorably,
discharged owing S. L health
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-09
Roach Left Waiting
At Another Church;
His Car Is Stolen

Rev |, Frank Roach, pastor OF the
First Methodist church, attended the
First Presbyterian church last night,
He ayerred today he never will at.
tend a Presbyterian church again.
Reason his Scyen.paSSenger Chand-
ler automobile No. 209lS, was stolen
while he was inside listening 70 Rev
Charles +. Aked's lecture on the AS
saSsinptlon of a Race
That's what get Tor not sticking
10 my own church." Nj Roach solilo.
aui1ed this morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-09
StoCkmen Advised
to Buy Cake Meal
Only as Needed

WASHINGTON, Nov o. South.
western cattle owners were advised hy
the food administration today to pur.
chase their cotton seed cake only as
it /, needed, Tins. /, was SAID. will
gn lar coward assuring an equitable
supply and preventing undue rise in
prices
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-09

the student body The students voted
that the money TO he ,pcu, in gcltlug
out the book and which would he paid
by the student, for book, might we'll be
diverted Into war charity funds. II cost,
the students about &,SOO annually lo
publish the annual
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-09
Students Propose
to Abolish Sooner

NORMAN, Okla. Nov lSpociaD
By vote ol 2SS to 2Si, students Of tho
University OF Oklahoma In maSSmcetiug
have gone ON record aS tNorng the
suspension Tor this year at least ol the
Nuoucr, the college annual published by
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-09

The student council OF the university
viii meet soon to pass on the mass
meeting resolutions nd order an eee-
ton al which tho issue will he IN
amendment to the student constitution
oi the student association providing for
the suspension ot tho annual
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-09
In the Days News

Charles Augustin Hanson who today
will he installed as lord mayor OF Lon.
don, in succession to Sir William Dunn,
is II years old and native of Corn
wall For many years he has been en-.
gagged in business in London and has
accumulated large fortune as a stock
broker. For some years he has sat in
parliament as member for the southeast
division Of Cornwall As a necessary
precedent to his election as lord mayor
he has served for some years as an
alderman OF London and has also filled
the office OF sheriff The wiie Of the
new lord mayor is former resident Of
Montreal and has the distinction Of
being the, first Canadian.born woman
TO become lord marore.s OF the British
wetronoli,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
TRADE AND INDUSTRY
CONTINUE VERY ACTIVE
unprecedented Volume OF Holiday
Trade Handled by Re-
tail Stores.
COLLECTIONS SATISFACTORY
Materials Scarce and Deliveries of
Goods Are Hindcrei by Shortage
of Freight Cars-New York Re-
serve Bank Issues Statement
flsy Associates Press ]

NEW YORK. january TRADE and
,indns,ry J., cc,cr,i b,.. .nn,i,uol
"''> - ~
"athS'ahdinS deNctopm"hts ~ the E"'
,opeah w"r SITUATION. 'he disturbance
~ money rates ana the very unsettled
STOCK market. according 7" iniorma.
tioh obtained iht"ush SPECIAL reports
from numerous firms and corporations
in the last few days. il WAS stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
KILLED IN AUTO WRECK
homne Man IL Pinned Under Mnrhiuc
that lpscts Nenr
\ltnSistn.
Especial to The Times pispa,ch.l

ISpo'iaI To INC TIincs DlSpu tVh.I
llNCilBCltti. VA. January II. ~
CON. who was Interesting in mining
OPERATIONS at ri;tsvillc. pittSyIv;tnia
County. was instantly killed o., sun
day afternoon near AltaNiSta. when
live passenger automobile turned tur-
II" with him. He was pinned 10 the
ground by the ear. aud Mas dead whcr
u was removed FROM him ten minutes
I,tcr. Mr. Com MAS twenty. five years
~ axe and WAS returning alone from,
Gladstone to I'ittSviilc when he Was
ntlicd. He had gone t. Gladstone with
n:S wife. who WAS called there by the
serious illness OF her mother. Ills
h""I Was sent carl% this morning Ia
Gladstone for burial.
The only witness 10 the accident H:s
a boy. who said TIA. ear was going
,.ipiMlN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
To-Day and Tonight
In Richmond

Art club of Itichm0nd. address, by
RcN. T.. T.. OsEond. i;3n 0cIOck.
Common Council. cit. Hall.
o'clock.
Council Committee on streets.
Git. Hall. = o'clock.
Council Committee On Claims city
Hail. Il O'cloct.
Hiiou-.N. aunt From tab:
matinee. .::;U: night. S;t0.
L.ric-Poruiar vaudeville; IMnti-
neg. =: might. 40 and -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02

cants. claiming tina, the law had bccn
violated In that the packages contained
adNeftiSinS matter. Agent WamSlsy
Was advised to seal the packages and
not deliver them until further notice
Manager Wamsley stated to-day that
since the state went dry on November
!. more than 400 packages Of wet"
Goods had been received here for dis
iributioh. On one day last week il
WAS estimated. as many as 800 were
received at the local eXpr,.sS offices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02

circles OF Washington. ut oak nm
the country home of his late brother
iiehrS Fairfax. III Loudoun County.
Va.
Mr. Fairfax was a member Of the
,a"ious virginia family OF that name
lie was sixty-onc years old ana sncn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02

NEST OF his time In washingtom and
Now York. although he called Lenox.
Mass, his home. Since his brother's
death he had been living ut "Oak
Hill the Colonial home of former.
President Monroe. near Lcesburg, now
owned by the Fairfax family,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
LIQUOR PACKAGES HELD UP
tinim Made That Law l. Violated IL
That They Contain Advertising
Matter.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
tIiAlsLOTTESNlLL VA. January
IA representative Of state prohiLi-
tiou Commissioner Peters today Wis
i;"d the local offices of the Adams aud
Southern Express Companies and de-
tanned siNty-SiN packages pf intoNi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
Gathered by Experts.

The service that rho Times Dispa ,ch
Information bureau. in Washington.
stands ready 10 give YOU is sometime:
that You cannot huy
Tor one thing. il IL free
Hut. more than that. ii would hardly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
LINDSAY FAIRFAX DEAD
PASSES Away nj "Onk HiiI." Country
Home of III. Late Brother
Henry fRirfnx.

iSpeci1' 10 The Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON. ID. g. January L.
\ telegram was received here to-day
announcing the death of Lindsay Fair
fax. prominent III club and social
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
But an, even more sanguine for 1917

inc nee vi company will make its appearance under NV
auspices within few weeks The company caseholds on
o'oo acres OF prospective oil and Kentucky and
me STOCK AT the initial price OF embrace what
probably the GREATEST SPECULATIVE OPPORTUNITY or
RECENT YEARS. =
Whether are in position to NOT, It will
to write at particulars
my mailing list so fat you receive regularly
Daily Market Letter and OF the INDUSTRIAL AND MINING
AGE (Weekly house Both OF these
widely recognized the abcst impartial and most rc
able that out OF Wall Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
MARRIAGE: LICENSE.

The following marriage license was
issued yesterday by tho clerk of tho
lIustinGS Court:
NuSl,y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
The Weather

Forecast: Virginia
Fair Tuesday and
probably W cJnrstlus.
moderate tcn,pcrn-
turc.
North ,arOlina-
Gcnerali. inir Tues
day and W cdnc>huy.
moderate fcnipcrn-
tirc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02

Thirticth and streets. December %.
1915. Sl.li0
Robert 6. Willis. el ais, trustees. 10
Lewis y. Davis. 20 l3Nl23 IL: fec,
cast line Of Twcnty-sccond street
-" 1-l2 feet north Of /; Street. An-
gust Is 1915. SIlOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02

directly by personal letter. irrespective
Of whether the answers are published
in The Times Dispatch
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Temperature. -: humidity. 50. wind
direction. southwest: wind. velocity. 5
miles: weather. clear
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Arizona sentinel., 1917-11-22
90-H. T. Connor. Arizonans Gain Weight on Uncle
 Sam's Board.

Does army food agree with us? Well, should smile. The boys. from that most southfestern desert state | Arizona, are all gaining weight, except couple of extra heavyweights and they have lost about 10 pounds each :; and as for Private John Alfredson ot Headquarters Co.,, 340th F. A., he has gained to date 16 pounds; since he has boarded with Uncle Sam, despite the fact that our daily rountine approXi- mately covers 10 miles a day, with strenuous drills, hill-climbing and games. Beyond a doubt, if those who cannot keep abreast of the high cost of living" when in reality it is the "cost of high living" were to live the life of United States soldier for six months, at least about 75 per cent of the drug shops would go out of busi- ness for lack of trade, and the balance of the drug shops would be dealing in soda water, dollar watches, maga zines and the like Also the mercen- ary "quack" doctors turnout the land would soon find themselves making little ones out of big ones at some country stone quarry, for the i lack of some other means of liveii | hood
 The numerous dyspeptics that un- consciously advertised themselves the first few weeks we were here in camp have of late, quietly disappeared, ob- viously due to the fact that your Un- cle Sam's bill of fare agrees with them, and the beauty of it all is, the boys are perfectly satisfied upon leav- ing their dining rooms, even tho it only costs the government 13c per meal per man.
 Whats the matter with those nome restaurants" that charge from 35c to COG and even 75c for a meal that is oftentimes quite questionable both as to quality and quantity. It may be that they need a business manager, with little more elbow grease, and possibly a health officer to visit their place of amusement occasionally.
 The writer thinks that it would be much more appropriate for big per oontaee of these self-styled restaurant