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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
FOR SALE-Alachi,,cr,.

'oii.EHS. engines. hoisting engines. con
~" mixers. pumps, pipe. planners. rssawS,
'uilrri.I hangers and shaftinS. Guaranteed
nnMi lInn. l. Bluford & Co. Madison :GIo
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SNALf. Set OF books to Keen by experienced
hookkeeper * $50. cnre Ti..eS- Dispa tch.
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sOCi'HEkH IA LWAl COMPANY.
New YORK.. 0ctob.r 20. 1916.
10 the Stockholders OF Southern Rail.
way Company:
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Rv
Air Line Railway ComOauy

'fhc Progressive Hallway OF tho South"
Fiains ieaso daily; ~ ~. Norlina local:
l..JV 4. NJ, sccpcrs Atlanta and jackson
vile, t;S5 T. NJ. sleepera JacksonVille, Tam
"a ana hry West. IL 10 T. NJ. coaches; 1874,
l. NJ, sleepers. Atlanta, Birmingham. Jec..
aoH.itIt. tampa and st, Petersburg. Trains
arrive. 30 y. NJ. $50 a. NJ. 1880 a. 81
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NlEEIiEGS

The Union Bank of Ii;cninond. Va
THE annual meeting OF .he stockhoiders
or tho Union BANK Of Richmond viii be
held na Thursday. January II. 1917. ~
O'Clock noon IL its banking house. llol
East Main street,
GEORGE w. CALL.
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DEATHS

SHEPHERD Died. sunday. tes.inber q.
O'Clock a. NJ. No capital Parh
Nay: Mvntyom-ry. Ala CAPTAIN N. l..
SHEPHERD ~. leaves we formerly
N.s- 3lanch McESoy. ~ ihls city. and
eleven children
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SITUATION WANTED-alale

EXPERIENCED bnokEeeper and ni.lcs ,lan
open Tor position at once. Thoroughly
understand accounting, systematizinE and
.orporatlon reports Axe ~ Al reference.
Can any hTm make offer that will sun
bort y wife and mother Address q ~
care Times Dispatch
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AUCTION SALEs-To-Day

17aE1IENTINE AgcnoN Co
Rl INCORPORATED ~
elg EAST BROAD
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE.
MAPS srnyEYons. ,SsrHrMESrs.
TEEi%E n hHR M HnIST E MheHr fqHM 4
t;NI'iREn LEASE. iG'rc. or "
BOLTON. CLARKE: x PRATT, INC.
Bankrupt
Pursuant to an order Of the District
Court Of the United states for the East
"rr District Of Virginia. entered on the
10th DAY Of December, 1915. IN th.
bankrupt. I shall sell for cash To the
highest bidder. on the premises.
No. 49, EAST MAIN STREET
,Second and Third Flooisp
TUESDAY. JANUARY >. 1917.
al 3 o'clock l.. NJ,
uue Berger Level. one Berger Transit
one X. x +. Transit one Drafting Ma,
chime and accessories. one Plan;nlctcr
one Electric Blue Print Machine and
Transit Rods. TWO Slide Rules and CAL
Iuiator; SIX Tapes. three Machetes.
n gs' a a s.n Riff npds "s a Whs reso1 lG
s + AN. aSo"i .s%% M%ps = Mish%%5d.
momd. four Drawing Tables, three
stools, chairs. Roll Top Desk and
Chair, Oak Office Table. one Vertical
Filing Cabinet. two Card Filling Cabi-
nets. Underwood Typewriter. sixty FIVE
miscellaneous hooks on engineering,
etc,
AZ the same time will offer the un-
expired lease on part Of second floor
OF No. ,31 East Main Street. which
has about QUO year TO RIM.
civil engineers. surveyors aud archi-
tectS especially invited to this sale.
TERMS: Cash.
1SADORE SHAPIRO.
Receiver and Trustee.
THE, VALENTINE AUCTION co. INC.
Auctioncers
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sen f.N.PASSENGER auto.nobiie In Grs.
Gas? c"hditI"n, mschanioaliy snd paint.
nsM hi,ss' worth $500 Owner leaving city
ana VIII sacrifice for 5000 Answer rri,E
III TOO Madison 6lcS 80
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FER NAT!o&aL BANK.

MANCHESTER NATIONAL. BANK.
Richmond Va.
THE regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF this bank viii he held TUESDAY.
January 2. 1917. at IL o,c,oc: noon i,s
banking house, 1000 Hun street. for tho
ncrnos" OF elect!ns directors tot the
other business that may properly come be-
tore .he meeting.
b e. BA Lizard Cashier
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. hrst- class motor truck saIesman
(. Apply In person. Fl. b. King Motor Corp
1870 West Broad Street.
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urir waSTEp-fcmaie.,

WANTED. houseEiri. with experience and
references. \ rcud home and satiSfa,.
Tory wac2,. Anrly ar3 Wcst Franklin
WANTED. settled White female willing
10 c"ck and house clean. TO live ia
Guet family ~ four Address, with refer
eMce. Ils: care Times Dispatch.
sTENoERApiiEE experienced: good post
ton for reliabl. cir, for office. An
py tdont phone, Mr.. i,osendorf southern
Stamp and Stationery Co
WANTED. eNperiencei cook unmedtateiy.
Good position and pay Phone Randolph
1864.
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EXTRA special winte: rate. .sr per hour
save money by having Your car overhaulcd
~ our shops now. instead nf hex; S,,,nms r.
Banner Bros CO. 3lS YVES, Broad Street
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WANTED. situation city salesman by
young man of 30. with established firm.
five years OF successful selling: nave own
automobile. Address L 7a3 Times
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LOei AND FOUND.

LOST IN Broad stree, shopping district.
aInethSst cam breast Bin surrounded by
pearls Reward, S:fs Busbanh Monroe
terrace.
LOST Saturday lady. sold Wt.st watch,
"sithau. black leather wrist bauG.
monogram Is NJ suitable r"Whf,i 10
nndct li=s West Main rect,
Planters Bank. w!tr .he,ks aud deposit
slip. Reward !! left ~ savings iI.p,ftE
neni Planters Bank
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SITUATION MANUFACTURING.

tIlN PEN II:NCED .typist desires position zen
eral Office nssistnnI. Randoph lI4-J.
1, .sienographer and billing cicr,i: also SOME
bookkeeping. Tabulatins work and billing
n speciality. Neat, accurate work suaruu-
teei Box l2il. City.
lady wishes position as
Governcss. mothers helm. companion
Teaches F.ngish. MUSIC: sew, or I'D. light
houscwork. Address Miss, &. u. .Jcffcr-
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FOR sALE-l.cai Estate.

TRACT c0rdwood aud timber near RIcn-
lnoild and dcpot BOZ iS3. Rlchmond. Va.
FOR sal.-Wantcd. IL dispose OF equity Ia
: lots. one corner. VIII max" terms III de-
sired: SSale impcratiN" Phone Madison
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WANTED. by~>a young OF nineteen.
who has Jus, finished the second year
high school. position ; teacher in a
snail summer school in Blue Ridge or Ale
ShanY Mountains. inexperienced but Will
Ing TO teach for reasonably small salary.
Can sive reference 10 high school principal
Teach from June / To- oe,ote. eII i. s,a ae
salary. condition and position ~ country.
etc. Address !. oil. care Times Dispatch
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YOUNG man 10 years old. high school
d education excellent recommenda,ions. de
s!res position at night coaching young chill
,lren In return for board and room or for
salary. - 740. Times Dispatch.
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

II you want the best; coal aud wood. cali
i?iet Ryan Linden ana Cary FLOYD
anu Bennington Madison 1919 Kandoiph
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PAINTING AND papERi>G

PA INTlNt;---We Mil 10 glad i. IA ,o,,
painting and decorating -, .,a,s. p'.i
price .or hrst.ciass work. T. r. 5;arincr
- N.st Main Street. Madison s3sj
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YOUNG man wishes position in shipping
room large wholesale house. with adj
5vancement.. r. as, care Times Dispatch.
KElifSTERED' pharmacist open for posi-
tion: 10 wears experience. energetic. not
fraid OF work Very best references. All
dress "Phsrmacist.'' eos Court street Forts.
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G.. L. STEINMErZ
cabinetmak er. furniture made to ora.r r..
paired and rehnisheu. los North Pina ne
tween Grace ana tianknn Madison II.
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COMM ERclAL auto bodies buiit to order
.sloTaE. ana repairs. c. s.. Bristow, u
North Eirhteenth Street
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POSITION wanted BY experienced regis.
tered druggist. 3 iS3 care Times Dis
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AUTOMOBILES,

DIES Elade 10 oraer. Kicharuson Is. Us
g. BT"0k Avenue.
full. linz OF commercial bottles for Ford
cars IN stock, Any style Tor amy husi-
nSss "" can nnt same On auiok Ford
r-pHfrS nhg painting, top Work aud covers
made. headquarters foi Iorn bodies
MoNer,s Sons. III E.a-i t'hrX
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS

SHOWCASES NALL CASES. TABLES.
IRON SAFE. OFFICE CHAIRS
ut PUBLIC AUCTION
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10
TRENCH AND CAMP" is DESIGNED
TO PROMOTE BETTER FELLOWSHIP
AMONG UNCLE SANS FIGHTING MEN
Trench and Camp greets you.

gFeexS YOU
Let hands better acquaintance The meeting Of hands
c0opeFmion cooperation e5emt service IN
helping the United States to win and end the
Trench Camp" ofcer and in Camp Meade
TO pleasantly while hours better cowsh
to keep the "Smmes" informed matters I'm which they
terested And has serious purpose tooto rae Sammy
efficient Of the fighting machinery keeping him cheer
full and inspiring him with high ideal Of how noble Is to serve ones
country
Here "Trench Camp We hope will
like It. We the issue win be much better for
what could contain OF interest Fellows
that this does not contain and help put that
in next time. Aren't your Answer "Yes," EVERYBODY
That's how cooperate n contributions
but Camp Meade notes. little items from each barracks
will reading, that will win laugh that viii help
better acquainted that will set the heart hroDDng
with Noble purpose.
athletic ability Of barracks, they can
out and show it. Tell Of how sing another make stump
umleIe, the another
number of languages speak, how far in the outnnds anne
has gone.
personals they be left at OF
the Y. M. G. A. buildings in the cantOnment
This paper Meade printed by The Evening Star OF
Edward IL
editor The headquarters M G.
and Admiral roads Opposite
Camp Meade post Offce)
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10
WHERE TO FIND THE REGIMENTS AND
OTHER UNITS OF SERVICE.

stan. In addition large base hospital
Is being erected which will take care of
all and any probable needs of Camp
Meade In thefuture.
Thanking the busy beehive on either
side are the rows OF large warehouses,
where the -lQuartermaster Corps has
food, clothing and all other supplies to
care for the probable population of
$4,000 men.
The post exchange will establish cen
tiers at many easily located points
through camp for the boys stores. some
of which are already in operation. Can
dies, cigars and tobacco, ice cream and
soft drinks, knick-knacks and personal
supplies which the soldier may take a
fancy to are available at the post ex-
change.
And for the sake Of cleanliness we
must not overlook the laundering. es-
Establishment. Here is big building
which will handle over 500, 900 separate
pieces Of laundry. 1t in itself viii have
$50 employees in service, ana will be
one OF the biggest plants of its kind in
the world. 1t win take care Of as much
work a. most all the laundries OF the
National Capital combined. or the three
or four largest In Baltimore.
Yes. Camp Meade Is a marked exam
pie Of the efficiency and consideration
OF the War Department, particularly
under such conditions and circum-
stances Is are involved in such q great
emergency as the present one.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10
SOL DlERS ARE wei COME
AT BALTIMORE PLACES
Public and Municipal Buildings Pre-
pared to Extend Courtesy Of
Friendliness.

. BaItimore's best places are open and
ready for the new soldiers Of Uncle
SANS training cantonment at Camp
Meade. Public and municipal buildings
are prepared to extend the courtesy OF
frtendIiness 30 our rockies who may be
passing through or On leave for a
change Of atmosphere.
i Men in the United States uniform viii
and q cordial welcome at the Y. n c.
A. the knights OF Columbus Hall. fra
ternal orders. college fraternfties and
AZ many clubs throughout the city.
Tho public hathhouse c0Enmission in
vieen e0ldlers and sailors to use the fol-
lowing baths without charge: Bath
house No 1. 131-s3 South High street;
bathhonse No 2. 800 Columbia avenue;
bathhO0se No. {, West and Marshall
skreetB. ba1hhouse No. 5, Greenmount
and Monument streets; field lighthouses.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10
HOW AN AMERICAN WON
WAR CROSS WITH PAL.

The first American soldier to win
war cross with the palm il John Mo-.
Claim of Dayton. Ohio, according to -
Associated Press dispatch from Paris -
Gently. On the night OF Septemher Is
a German bipiane new over the village 81
which he was and dsbpped several bozslM
One ZEN within fifteen feet OF q hmila.a&
around which some nifty Villagers ha2
gathered. Notwithstanding the warns
representations Of those near him. u
Paris Herald states, Private nfccaal@
dashed out into the road and aiscovsrise
the bomb with the aid OF q pocket eHa4@
trio lamp picked IL up and hurled IL fE7n
the river. The projectfle sxplodea ~ =
struck the water. sendingl 10 4 colrrN
|of water, but no one was hurt.
Private Mccain, who s tweflfv-foa
years old. has been In the Army o6
years. He SAW servlce inl Mexico. TMM
french authorities have noeff1ed his wGEAs
Mrs Elsie Mccain OF g2s Cbnstay avsmms
Peekskills n. p Of the hbnor confekH&
He also made record al wv q
secretary at Portland Mel and IN NHH
ton. While stationed M ,ColnmDmn.
~, with the troops ne opened
or eanteen az the ass0ciafidn type. mf
and assisting his fellow soldiers M
such comforts as possible. This assoc
ton services he rendered along with
regular duties rs an American sod
He continued HIS association vorl
France after ne landed. OlDening am
sch00lh0uBe ~ q Y. MI q A bnflN
Now ik IL q fully 0perafkd assocf&R
building. with games and amusema
religious services. refresh 1aenfs clars
in French ana engfneerin4 etc ne IS
much beloved ~ the solalers and AfzH0
p - c.. A. men. as well hs by the VIA
layers where ne Is
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10

Hundreds Of men I'm the 79th DfwiN
OF the National Army have been as!S2
whether they were happy.
Sure" was the answhF. aanenNS
given wLShonG a seconds hesitation.
Here is q sample interview:
"How's it goingT'
First rate"
Are they taking good care OF you
Better than that"
What did you have at noon mess ~
Beef stew. sweet potatoes, breaA|
coffee and pudding. For breakfast ~
had fried mush, bacon, sausage, %
tatoes and coffee. And it's all goods
Are you warm enough at night 2,
Ought to be. Had enough hlmm
to keep any one warm
Not Too Strenuous.
us the drilling too hardr'
mo; it's just enough to get the kinks
out Of us and put US into shape"
How do the officers treat yours
Well. they know were green, u
want to learn, and they are doing the
best to help us. They seem like q nu
bunch Of men,"
Then you're happy. are your"
Sure thing
A little group Of men had gathered
around during the talk
Say" said one of them, vif you're &C.
ing to put that in the paper tell then4
we're all happy. That goes Tor an 81
u.s."
1T shore does" added third man
and others chimed into the chorus.
That's the way II is every3
throughout the big camp.
smile After Treatment,
Even coming from the surgeoI
their arms barred after their sua
vaccinations and anti-typhoid pro
tactic treatments, the men are sfll
And even when those arms ache al
touch Of fever comes they still
they're happy.
If you ask them what they need mac
those still I'm mutt viii mention I'D
forms. But they are being issued ~
speedily as possible. And, as q fol1
what the men need is the little thinNe'
like clothes brushes, shoe brushes, an2
sewing kits. There Is q growing tom@
dency among the Oficers to encour8 Il d
the residents Of each exemption distkf&e'
to raise q fund for it's company. with
such q fund the little things" could IS
obtained economically.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10
CITY ON MODERN LINES
RISES AS # BY MAGIC.
Camp Meade o Marked Example Of
the Hustle Of American
Builders.

n any one. five years ago, posing as
prophet. had predicted that some
where" in Maryland there would spring
up city from nowhere which would
rank second to that which bears the
name Of Lord Baltimore. SURPRISING the
long list of cities already scattered
across the fair expenses of the state
called Maryland. so named in honor of
Queen Mary, he doubtless would have
been hunted down and placed within
the confines of a padded cell in some
state insane asylum or sentenced to
imprisonment for life on some lone is
land at the mouth of Chesapeake bay
by the department of public safety.
Nevertheless. here is Camp Meade,
city built and planned with housing,
sanitary, communication, highway and
municipal construction. upon most APP
proved and latest modern engineering
and mechanical methods, and standing
as a tribute to the best effort of human
brain and Drawn In city building.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10

The Young Meas Hebrekw Association
has assigned fts nAtionhl secretary
Morris r. Spear. 20 Camp Meade 90 w0FlE
among men OF eke Jewish faith. LII
headquarters are NJ thet z. NJ G.
administration building. / During tNe
Jewish holidays many oil the solfEerH
attended services at synaAogues in B11s
timcre and Washington
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10

engines and numerous other pieces of
apparatus on Sandpile among the
pinesg How ludicrous it might have
seemed . few months ago. Yet here
1t IL. ready and doing service.
Ia there q telephone In camp? Well.
the second largest exchange in the
state, with real truly girly telephone
operators. 10 right in the heart of the
city. While 1t has but twenty-five
handles daily the second largest num-
Der OF calls, ranking next to Balti-
more. This was Installed In just sew
enteen days after 0fkicial notice from
the government. Miles or wires have
been rum and strung through the new
streets Of the city. And spun on poles.
like q spider web OF mammoth size,
are the telegraph wires also keeping
in close touch with the rest Of the
The buildings growing in this new
city Of wonders. rising magic-like
above the sands of hill and dale, SEEM
ed to appear as though in some fairy
land, where they came into being al
most a. quickly as IL hidden by spoken
word.
Fine Sanitary System.
And such buildings. with the finest
OF nlumbang and sanitary arrangements,
electrically lighted from p mammoth
power plant; .s many . heated oy hotzwa ,sss
water showers, in addition to the rOomy
barracks and inviting mess halls. IL is
beyond the conception 0g the average
civilian to appreciate the splendid way
in which the citizens OF this new city.
are housed and cared for, IS building
from the sub-foundation up. and all
within the past three months, the master
builders have been able TO profit by the
mistakes OF Americas slow process
cities. and the military experiences OF
European nations, as well.
Standing out shoulders high above the
rest Of the buildings IL located On the
crest OF q hill about the center
OF camp the observatory tower, mark
ing the headquarters OF Hal. Gen. Kuhn.
Topping or the tower is the stan from
which Old Glory floats gracefully on the
breeEes.
The religious and recreative needs are
cared for by the large buildings Of the
7. 81. c. A. and the Knights Of Cplum-
bus l0cateal@o as 30 be or greatest con-
venience and maximum service to the
men,
The big auditorium OF the Z. II. C. A.
seating 3,5oo. the z. ~. C. A. adminEs-
tration building. the post Once and the
chapel Of the Knights of Clumhus seat
inE about 1,2oo are an grouped foRether
5mak south 09 division headquarters at
Admiral road and Portland road.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10

West and Patterson parks; bathhouse
No. 3 (colored). 101 Argyle avenue.
The Y. nj. c. A. building, with mod
ern equipment. located at the corner of
Franklin and Cathedral streets, admits
to all privileges of membership United
States soldiers in uniform. including
such privileges as swimming poOz
shower baths, billiard rooms, bowling
alleys. gymnasium, games and social
functions. Writing rooms. clubrooms
and sleeping accommodations are also
provided 1t is expressly emphasized by
the officers of the Y. M. c. A. that the
association building is placed at the dis
posal and service Of all men in United
States uniforms as their club
The same is true OF the Knights Of
Columbus Hall, located at 10s Null
berry street. All its general club fea-
lures, house privileges, reading rooms.
etc, are free to the man in uniform
without charge.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10

Each unit OF regiment viii have its |
own hospital. and medical and dental ]
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10

For relatives coming to Baltimore to
meet the soldier boys the Z. w. G. A.,
at the corner of Park avenue and
Franklin street, near the 7. n. c. A..
maintains a registry where families
and relatives of soldiers and sailors
may secure information about approx
ed places for lodgings.
what's Going on in Baltimore IL q
weekly publication free to the public,
which may be obtained at the informa-
ton bureaus of the railroad stations,
at all hotels, at T. n. c. A buildings
and clubs and theaters throughout the
city. Places OF historic interest, all
amusements and public events are list
ed weekly in the publication.
Members Of the +. and A. u. viii be
welcomed at the Masonic Temple,
Charles street between Lexington and
Saratoga streets. as win Odd Fellows az
the l. O. o. r.. Temple. located at Cathe-
dral and Saratoga streets. The Pythian
Castle is situated at 129 North Gay
street.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-10
Covers a Wide Area.

Here Is laid out a municipality cover
ing an area five miles wide and seven
miles long upon a reservation with a
few more square miles to spare With
sewerage lines using miles of piping and
masonry in construction. with streets
being filled and leveled, paved and
built within sixty days, covering nearly
sixty miles il placed end to end, acres
OF woodland and thousands of feet of
timber being cut and cleared for the
erection of buildings. again is proof
evident of the Americans hustle and
hustle when he gets down to business
on big job.
Railroad construction, bringing in
three railroad lines, over thirty miles
Of newly laid tracks and yards ham
ding hundreds Of cars OF traffic daily,
Is a small thing OF today compared to
what a gigantic task it would have
been considered by the pioneers on the
plains in the early days of Union Pa
ciflc construction
And then little country post office,
Admiral, which only about 500 people
ever heard OF, suddenly being changed
into a busy hive Of activity by moving
its location into the camp and larger
quarters, necessitating the services OF
twenty postal clerks and handling
$4,000 pieces of first-class matter daily,
besides 600 to SOC pieces OF parcel post
packages, money orders. special de-
livery letters and registered mail.
Evening journal., 1917-03-27

Use the little ads OF big value-the
Want Ads.-Adv.