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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
Committee of Anti Saloon
League Attorneys Appoint
ed to Formulate New Code
VIRGINIA STATUTE
VIEWED WITH FAVOR
DR.. Cannon Tells Workers
Conference OF Favorable Re-
suits in Cd Dominion from
Enforcement of Mapp Act
Thy STAFF GorrvspOnicnf. J

Washington. u. G., Dec THAT
prohibition laws In the states that
have gone wholly or partially dry Is
project whose working cut will be
attempted by the Anti~Saloon league
was Indicated at the sessions here
Thursday OF the supsrintendents and
workers conference
Franz - Gilbert. attorney of the
Illinois league. suggested the appoint
ment Of a committee OF league at
torneys. with Wayne b. Wheeler.
general counsel ut the Antl-Saloon
League OF America, as chairman, 10
formulate a code OF prohibition an
foreemeut measures applica BILE 10 dry
territory anywhere, the adoption of
which would he put uu to the state
legislatures.
IL was recognized that many OF the
dry laws while in the main 40
complishing the purposes for which
shey were enacted. have bean defec-
tive In certain points. The committee
named consisted 81 Mr. Wheeler. Mr..
Ebbert ami X - Minton attorney
for the Anti saloon League Of Indiana,
who will appoint two other attorneys
TO asssst them.
b The Thursday morning session was
important I'm nia ny respects Bessfes
Mr.. Ebbert. both Mr. Wheeler and
Mr.. MintoH, spoke on law enforcem ent
ms being gha present issue to be EN-
phasixed Or, James Cannon. Jr..
superintendent of Anti Saloon League
OF Virginia, spoke OF the excellence OF
the Mapp Law In his state ard Of tho
rsHzffST G.hie45 ara ssss$swtxg Yts Ell .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07

Law Examinations December I2-I5.
The state law examining board will
conduct examinations in the hall Of the
house of delegates ON December IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
EIChT-HOUR SYSTEM
Is RECOMMENDED

Hearkening to the appeal of Council
man Carter G. Jones. and bearing in
mind a statement from the admins
trative board that the city would be
placed at an additional expense of t9s.-
321,27 per annum to carry out the pro-
visions of the proposed eixhHhour day
ordinance for city, employer the sub
committee on ordinances last night
ADOPTED resolution offered by Alder
man Lawrence Paul, recommending an
eight-hour day for all city employees.
no portion of the time to be utilized for
n4eaiA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
HALIFAX IN RUINS; 1000 DEAD
MUNIT|ON SHIP BLOWS UP IN HARBOR;
CITY LAID WASTE BY SHELL SHOWER
AND DISASTROUS FIRE THAT FOLLOWS

Two Square Miles of Buildings Demolished and
Many Thousands of Inhabitants Rendered Home
less-Morgues and Hospitals Are Crowded While
Rescue Work Goes On Under Military Control
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
All Virginia
Smiles

livery Sunday morning
over "Ye Byrdtowne Cos
SIP. page of cartoon
comment on current events
ufawn by Russell S. Hen
uerson for THE RICH
moND vIRGINIAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-07
Richmond
Fraternities

Are usefuliy active In many
lines of Humanitarian
work. Read all about them
in the Sunday Edition
of THE RICHMOND VIR-
GINIAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
BOYS FROM SMALL TOWNS
BEST BlG-LEAGUE TALENT
Continued From First Page

liie, col: Peckenpaugh tN@r York
imcricansj. wooster. o.; Saier tChica
GO Satiohalsl. Lansing. AIi"h; Schalk
tthlcaso Americansb. HarI.l. H.;
Schans. Philadelphia Amcricans),
Wales. y. T., Schultz tphiladciphin Na-
;!onals,. CochOcton, y. =: Shotton ,St
Louis Americans), Brownhc,m, o.: Sis
Ter ,St. Louis Americans>. NiInisiA .. :.
Turner 'Cleveland). Sandy Lake. ia. !:
Ncach 'DetroiJ, st. Charles. Ky. Wug-
ner Jittsburgh). Mansfield. Pa. Win
20 fcihcinnatD. Norcross. On: Teuton
.New York Nationally. Clinton y g.:
Benz Chicago Alnericanst, Sew Al
mace, Ind; Caldwell tNcw York Amer
lctnsD. Corydon. Pa. Cheney BROOK
lynn, BartlettsvilIo kan. Counbs
BiH"kiym, lie Grande. Ia; f'aber
Chicago Amcricansp. Cascade Iowa
Foster ,Boston Americans. Lehigh,
OKLA; Gregg tBoston Am,ricansD, che
Hinnricans1' i;ibsos, en- nj III ,,a r"m'a
Pittsburgh Nationalist. Liberal Mo !:
James tboston Nationally, Iowa hin.
Cal Lavender Uchicaso Nationals)
Mnntezuma. Ga: Leonard tRostoI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
LITTLE DONE AT MEETING
Virginia League PoStpones L,nchburs
Matter and Election of
Off1cers.
Lsr..lsl- Il @ Tlmcs. nl.n..cL- j

Special 10 The Times Dispa :ch.l
NORFOLK. VA. January 6.-.-l:ase-
bali prospects in Norfolk assumed a
much brish;er hue tonight when the
Nirs!nia League directors offered the
iDcsl Ire nchise to G. Moran Barry. for
ta". Georgetown football star. and his
associates. Perry w RUN and James
l., Barry. The Bangs and Ruth have
tentatively accepted tbs offer. and Viii
"!th!n th= next three weeks jry to
"icaniz- company among Norfolk
lovers II the national gam. - give
tho %uri"lk fans baseball ou Il high
plane with an improved pall. and
equipment. This they believe they
VII nav" no trouble in doiu.
81 definite action was taken - to
granting Lynchburg the franchise ~
ca;ci ~ iiopewcli last season, A. the
directors could not agrec in regard to
accepting the offer or Mayor Jester. Of
i.Euchbu-s. which provided for an
agreement for the clubs t. pool the
mileage. The directors decided L. meet
~ Norfolk on January %. when the
l.!ucAbura matter viii he taken Nh
again. as will the election of officers
aud IN" drafting Of Il schedule"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
CARPENTER WON'T COME
French Champion returns to the Front
md Even Tsa Itickard shows
Loss Of Confidence.

NEW YORK. January 6-Tne last
faiu; hope that Georges Carpenter
WOULD come here TO box has gon. giim-
mcring. The French :lcavyweicht
champion has again returned TO the
lin" II duty. AMI there - NO the
slightest indication that he viii b
permitted to sail for this country
Even Tex Richard, wEo has been
most san2uinc as IL the coming al The
f'rcncli'nan. has evidently lost con
hdcncc. lie has not abandoned hope
he viii discuss his plans ia the even.
the trip.
nickard wa. asked how much longer
he wouid wait for the Frcnch,nan.
This question Will he settled within
the next two or three days he de-
clarcd. Richard is apparently tired Of
waiting. ana Les Darcy is clamoring
for IA chancc 10 start training with
some definite boat in view Rickard
admitted u" WIS giving some thought
10 the CnoiCc Of substitute for Car
pcntier against the Austrnlian. Rick
ard has high opinion Of Bll* Miskc
but IL IS doubtful if he will lie, Darcy
take on the 81. Paul boxer FIRST.
l, * no; improbable that Darcy
might first box Al Mccoy, owing to
the championship claims OF the brook :
Ign man. aud the evident desire Of The
Australian to have the question Of tho
world title cleared I'D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
SOUTH BOSTON DEFEATED
Danyiilc school for IiOys Wins Hard
Fought Game By Score Of ~ to 20.
Passing OF Players uUOd.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. January c.
Dantillc School for Boys defeated
south Boston High here tonight In
an excellent game ny score OF ~
TO 70. The game was close through
out. bOtE teams playing II clever pass
ing game, though lacking I'm ability to
locate the basket. Finch and Lacy
starred for south Boston. while CrRw-
ford played we'll for Danvilie.
y good crowd Witnessed the game,
which was fast throughout.
The lineup WAS as follows:
South Boston-Finch, right forward :
Lacy. left forward: Kent. center, Gil
Hand. left guard; Mccormack and
Lovclace. right guard
Danrille ~ Talbot. right forward: :
Crawford left forward. Wilkinson. cen
ter; Fuller, left guard: Schnibee. right
guard
Summary. HELD GoaIs-Finch 90.
Lacy 80, Crawford 90, Talbot ~.
Schnbec. 4. Foul eoals--Finch t3I,
Crawford %. Referee. Thompson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
CHURCH HILL TEAM LOSES
foni-.'nni shooting 81 Eucrstein AID.
fsrS htit 0utnt to Ntct1ry-Rich-
mond ltoys Play Well.
Special To The Times- Dlspaicn.

Special to The Times DISPATCH
NORFOLK. VA. January 6.--In n
game featured 10y many fouls the
church mn uuint MAS defeated here
to-hiSht 10y the park iiill club hy the
score az IL to -. The game was min
and-iucL throughout. and but for the
remarkable foul gouI shooting or I,ue,
stein the score would have besn m,ich
closer: lie got no less than thirteen
OUT OF nineteen tries while Wuodwa ri
made ten goals out OF twenty ATTEMPTS
For Park INN, the work OF Craft and
Fuerstcin stood out above the resi- Of
the uuini. although the remainder of
tho team put up clever game The
work or Ehmis and Woodward. for
uhmrch tiill. WAS of high order. while
Bell contributed II trio of field Goals,
Tho linc-up mid summary:
church iiill-WUodward. right for
ward. He'll. left forward: Perkins. cen
ter: Ehmis. right guard: Hatcher. left
Park Hin 4. c.-Baxtei. right for
ward: Fmcrstein, left forward: Craft.
center: higgins. RICH, guard: Hogwood.
LEFT guard
Suhstitutions--utley for higgins.
Long FOR Baxter, Field goals--Wood.
ward 60. Bell 90. Hatcher. Fuerstcin
o,a. cra1t o 60; nigsiSs t3l: Long. Foui
Time OF halves. 20 minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOW
UNDER SINGLE CONTROL
,l'oniinucd l'gun

''' 'H' t-S''
hX. When cI,arses arc prsferred
2GninS' = nlay"r manascr "r team,
rtty must he tried WITHIN ten days
SundayS and legal holidays excepted.
NJ rhurEcs must d. in writing. and
presented 10 the board witnil forty
eight hours - The alleged nnense.
should pln!er a. iraaarc, take par,
n ANY game f,hIi" charges arc pend
rs. AND To found guilty the team ON
when he pla!s shall forici, ihe game
- the "pr'&.hE !asw Penalty to 10
ordered AZ th- -hCarG may direct
Rule 3. During tho suspension or cX-
pI.ei"n ~ player. amy manager or
nls.tr lno"insiy participating !r Il
game With or against him shall IL inn
mHc!ately suspended. fined or the game
forfeited. ono OF more
Nn"'N"r resolution was placed he.
fuTt thc meeting by Edward :. Eos5
81 tn. commission. 10 which the rem
rsscN'stivcs IT tic federation unaui.
ln"us!y agreed. Tho resolution follows:
Resolved. Tia; the Amateur l.asoba II
Commission II Richmond VA receives
With much qualification and appreci-
a'or. aha does approve AVID ratifv. tho
resolution submitted by the Richmond
Amateur Athletic Federation or Eicb-
nond Va, whereby amateur basehrii ~
SAID city shall. for Tho season Of l1l.
- least, hc operated III 5" far az hotil
organizations are concerned. under onr
organization. tn" Amateur Baseball
Commission.
Resolved further That the presidents
- the Richmond Amateur Athlete
Federation and tho Amateur Baseball
co;n,nisson hc and are hereby. en-.
powered. 20 af1iX thor signatures Ia
ih's i,tolution cop, Of which shall
bc slrcad upon tho records
Prospert> bright for SEASON.
Jnc step taken last night by the
amateur organizations az Richmond
viii be welcomed royalty by those In
'orcsthd in the battcrmcht of amateur
haschall hero. 1t has been knonu ,nr
/. long time that thcrc was not enough
room here Tor t"o baseball organiza-
'i"ns. and consolidation is certain ia
prove FOR tho good Of both parties
Last car thc7" were seven organized
ltar-te in Richmond. four playing nm.
Gor the jurisdiction ~ tho comnission
+nd three undo" tho fedcratiou. MI o,
he races worc close and there we're 4
yer" small number - protests entered
r. the teams
whether Tho amale.mation II The
no hodic4 VIII result IN \ general r.
organization 81 AL ~ the leagues re-
mains 20 b" socn. but there IS sure ~
be large number Of league tnan
seven 7. IS thought that whon tho
1917 season opens thcrc rl!l Il. abnu,
ten Leagues playing under tho com.
mission.
The committee Oh playing grounds
which vas appoisted last night wiil re,
- work Immediately. and 1nofty yyiIl
- made for tho securing OF new play.
ing grounds. Tho grounds last ycaI
we're entirely satistactoTy 10 an par.
iies concerned. and superintendent 3,
Parks Hum pnrey Calder "ill lend his
assistance e he did last year
From present Indications. the Rich.
'nohd amateurs arc IN FOR ono az tht
btst seasons zince tieir ORGANIZATION
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
BIC SHOOT FOR ROANOKE
VIRGINIA CITY LANDS
SOUTHERN TRAP CLASSIC
EAtensise rlAAs Made for Grand
American Event at Chicago-Will
Throw Targets over Inke.

CHICAGO, January e.--Thc South
shore Country Club. OF chicago viii
ing tournament-,h blue ribbon event
81 the trspshootinS world-in 1917.
This will be the eighteenth running
Of THO famous handicap, anu ~ VIII be
honored with the event.
IT WAS pleasant surprise 10 the
have I'VE cities bidding for the trap
shooters worlds series IN the years
gone by one or two cities usually put
in bid bat this time there WAS keen
connection for every one of the sue.
sidiary hand!caps. rs we'll az tho Grand
American, This competition Is the aes,
proof or the great Interest the sporting
public has III trapshootnS.
The Chicago lnterurhan Leaeue OF
Gun Clubs was an applicant for the
tournament. TOO. and the league officers
Shore Club III its effort to make this
the srcs,est trepshootinR tournament
sion n the RANKS Of the Chicago ;rar-
shooters. The In;erurhan League
wsnttd % stage the event .: Grand
neld The other bidders were ;he In.
dianaro,iS Gun club. the rark Gun
Cluh. az Kansas city. Mo, ami the To-
sdo rowe Rost Gun Club. Of To!sda.
when a decision wss rsaSh,d tbs,
ten OF more traps woald be DeaNei for
tn. iti; tournament Indianapolis wiih-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
AMERICAN TtRFNEN MY
MANY THOROGUlIHnED RACERS

During the past year American TURF
men purchased more than $500. 900
worth Of thoroughbred racers from
. English owners The latest sales were
hold recently at the Newmarket race
course. where some OF tn. best lots
wcrc turned OYER !" their new Amcri-
can owners for shipment Ia the Cuit"d
States The fact that England was
able 20 secure such "a pretertioGs sum
from the sale Of horses At ihis time is
used a. :, strong argument in favor or
pcrpe,ua,inE the breeding OF bloodcd
stock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07

back. Banks icf; hal. hack; oLeary.
center half back st-inGey, RICH, half
Ashhrool, Inside RICH; forward. Little.
center forward Er>sou inside let:
forward SoaneS. oG'sid. left forward.
Tho game vas refereed ~ }. !'iDiay.
i.ad his work ana decisions were OF the
finest order The League Is fortHn.t.
II. procMriM. Mls selvl..s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07

than - are in the afternoon n. NJ.
AID when. diminished by l. give the
! 80. p. II. Example: To find tho
times OF high tide at Richmond on
January 10. add eight hours and
our minutes 10 'e::l for the first
tide, obtaining 1855. OF 5:55 4 NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07

and add eight hours ANA four min
utes 10 1908 for tho second tide.
apparent discrepancies in examples
may be explained when II is remem-
bered II happens occasionally that
the frs, high tide n; old poin; oc-
ours So late as to throw calculations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
SOCCER TEAMS PRACTICE
continued From First Ia-el

.lI...oe' ~" Hsl faSe.p
'izcF ffsld, OUTSIDE right forward:
steele inside right forward; Adams
rt"ttt fcrwaro,. n Guild, inside lcf,
fcr">rl Ryder. outyido left forward
ch.s.neakcs - 20. Ter trianaacr,
gael iaeobs, l.N back Abbott. ri,;nt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
By Briggs

based on it Ear into the afternoon or
night. In such cases i; is ncces-
sary to make the calculations on
the second high tide at old Point
for the preceding day to obtain tho
time OF the first high tide ~ the
desired locality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07

The local ;iirc OF high water at
p7p.tmatel= FOR each day by adding
the tidal differences, printed IN
hours and minutes opposite the
Nance Of the locality. TO the times
Of high tides ~ old Point Comfort
on the day desired. All sums create:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07

@" fun third
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-01

& In the Bibles purple is spoken of as aA highly prized and homo berIns er,
 From the earliest tfrnes p0vpla lss been one of the most rraeIo'is ana able colora.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-01
Woman Plies Curious Trade

In the American Magazine we read of a woman who has made a com fortable living through supplying pas sengers to automobilists and vice versa. The writer visited her to learn her methed and she was preparing to tell of her experience when the tele- phone rang. "'You wish to go to Con- cord Saturday afternoon?' I heard my hostess inquire and then, after look Ing into record book which lay on the desk near the telephone she added, Yes. can accommodate you. "A Car will call at your home Caturday aft ernoon at o'clock You Nsay you are coming back Thursday? There is one seat left in a car which is coming in at 4:50 in the afternoon. Will that be satisfactory? All right. Yes, l will send my statement to your husband. Good by
 Just then an automobile drove up, and a gentleman entered I am talk Ing my family up to our camp at Brunswick for the summer, he said. My car will make the trip twice day from now until the first of September. You can list it to leave here at 10 o'clock in the morning and 5 in the afternoon: coming down it will leave Brunswick at in the morning and in the afternoon It will come by Concord'
 WiieH mentioned the question or price. the agent said: The prices are based on the miage travelled. and get certain commission on each dol lar which passes through my hands, pay the car owner a certain price per mile for each passenger carried and then charge the passenger this sum plus my commission, This does away with any dealing between the car owner and the people he carries.
 At frst*I was afraid my idea would not w6fk for I could hardly be- 1ieye that man who could own an au- tomoble would be interested in saving so small sum as dollar or two. but | have found few who would not put themselves out bit to save a little money--no doubt that Is why they are able to own an automobile.
 \ In the Bibles purple is spoken of as a; highly prized and homo bens er
 From the earliest times p0vps hss .R ktz
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-08
Proceedings 18th Session
of the Nevada Legislature

Thatcher to withdraw and let a direct
vote be had on the merits of the bill.
The bill then went TO a vote and the
motion 10 indefinitely postpone was
carried by vote of Q to S.
Those voting in the affirmative were
Senators Bradshaw, Fernald, Hesson
Keddie, Kenney, Lcmairc, Stewart
Summerfield and Thatcher; those in
the negative We're Senator'S Buol
Campbell, Chaplin, Elliott, Harrington
Huskey, Hussman and Penrose.
S. b. No. 266, providing for change
in court procedure, whereby a jury
trial can be had in all civil cases upon
the deposit of $50 with the clerk Of
the court by plaintiff or defendant
Passed-15 ayes, absent /.
S. B. No. %, providing fees an,
mileage for trial and grand juries
placing the per diem at SO per day ant
10 cents for mileage, except in jus
I tice courts. which is 50 per day fol
a juror. Passed, ayes 1G.
Recess until 100 p. m.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-08
Afternoon Session
The assembly met at . p. m.
DlII coll I'll z-.-yy+

The assembly met at p. N.
Roll call all present.
The special order called on s. y.
No. II, by Senator Keddie, pro-
vidlng for the vacation of portions Of
city and town plats, motion was made
and carried that the bill be laid on
the table.
The ways and means committee
reported 4. B. No. Sc favorably, witt
the recommendation 1t do pass. Tho
bill adds to the powers of the rabiCs
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-08

commission, and as reported by the
judiciary committee makes some
minor changes.
New Bills
a. b. No. Ga. by Alexander-To
amend Section of an act to regulate
the practice OF medical surgery. Re.
ferred TO the ways and means com.
mittee.
a. Il. No. 65. by Stewart-To regu,
late fees of certain justices of the
peace in Washoe county. Referred to
Washoe county delegation.
Special order on substitute for a
Il. No. Is, by the judiciary committee
An act repeating the act creating the
office of commissary OF state police
Substitute provides that superintend
ent of state police be made commits
sary. without Co lpensation, except
for expenses incurred. Passcd--32 az
firmatiye, not voting.
Following action on the above, the
assembly took up several bills re
ported favorably from the senate.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-08
Afternoon Session

The senate reconvend at 1:3G p. m.
Roll call.
Committee on railroads and inter
nal improvements reported on S. B.
No. q favorably, with recommends
lions that 1t pass. Later on. when
the bill came up for third reading, it
developed that it has never been con.
sidered by the committee and was re-
ferred.
Third Reading
\. b. No. 30. regulating fees and
compensation Of the county clerk OF
Washoe county, passed-ayes Is. alb
sent ..
\. Il. No. II, providing for penal
ties for issuing bad and worthless
checks, passed-ayes II noes ., absent
/.
Bills Received from Assembly
\. B. No. II, providing for deputy
mine inspector. Referred to com.
mittee on mines and mining.
y. b. No. 266, regulating the prac,
tice of chiropody in the state of Ne,
vada. Referred to committee on judi
ciary.
y. i. No. IS. authorizing the city
council of Reno to dispose of certain
real estate. Referred TO WashoC
county delegation.
Adjournment was then taken unit
| IL a. III. tomorrow morning.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-08
HOW OUR ARMY OF $4,000
COMPARES WITH OTHER NATIONS

Following
they today
Unoganized
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-02-08

The
Cude their armies
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-10-24

Let continue be victorious Hndenburg Victor ious :" Where: On what front:
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-10-24

There offered the American people issue of bonds the Second Liberty Loan for the purpose of providing the snews of
 Second Liberty Loan bonds bear per interest You asked lend the sounde security m the world for period of twenty-five years.
 interest will be paid twice year. November 10th and May 10th.
 No long you live purchase not above 5000
 Buyers first Liberty Bonds began draw interest June 18th
 bonds have been delivered because the government that would wish bond for unless income $00000 year. the ours desirable than the 3H per bonds of the first issue
 money the government stopped printing the 3H per cent bonds.
 If absolutely 3I3 cent bond and your bank will get 1t for The cent you exchange the old 3H per will be delivered November expense for the exchange and without loss Of interest
 The per bonds in from $50 to 5000 will be delivered November 18th.
 bank will allow you buy bonds of small denomna tions upon nstalmen basis 10 per down and 10 month until paid for.
 will buy and hold these bonds for you until paid per unpaid balance This IS the amount of interest you getting paid. We fight for peace-for just and lasting peace.
 To these ends'we appeal every and woman upon the free soil of America buy Liberty Bond