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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
10 to 5ON Advance
onthis Oil StoCkFe

invas; vim q company p"f",s Inc -,ock
- boomcd III price. IN III" last sixty
daNs This company has or'ucd ~ Two
Jucine wells ma oil itas hcN".c,d
nearly double. justifying biI adj, Vance
the stock. but 10 rinse sufficient
additional cDpitnI quick, ihi> compum.
price In force ,iAts days ngo before th,
oil boom.
THIS company has been established
eieycn years Vas ,nr'f r"iim.rios ~
marketing stations ~ A.. states.
>brut $50 hundred miles of p33. lin.
one hundrcd aud ffty oil a"d :;as Wells.
Fifteen hundred acre. OF decided lands
eases. Many. Of our leases are well
blocked together after gear, 90 jtGi-
ciouS selection qua at reasonable. cost
in the real oil districts, before IA. url
boom la "a" iW"lvc big oil rouniic. OF
kansas and oklahoma
The actual cash monthly receipts '"r
liz" pasr year averaged ov"i Eighty
Thousand Dollar. oss".ono.rob ~"
In n!ucly days if present prospects ban
on Wc would not accept less than "a
:irr hundrcd dollar remittance. hut
many investors ar" timid until they p.t
make themselves real stockholders
W have" oar own TANK cars. TIL.
company IL controlled hN twenty -onc
GI'c"iorH.
s"Ii ,h"ir combined p"op"riirs ct less
thBn Fiftccn Million Dollars. hut Will
IT,, you ha'" Nc stock on promotion
b3hir 10 help devotion our vast acreage.
oner IN thc United state. that has real
PRODUCING properties sud - NaSi aero e
.,se Of undevrlnpch properties that s,ili
"n,is The stock ~ prOmOtio" basis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24

TINS company has ab"u, City times as
Iu;tuy leases as The average oil STOCK
selling company besides iiS rcfinCries.
pipe lines and oil d;id Ea" W-Il:, and
,"-day At less DIAN Two Million Dol
l.rS. saying nothing about the great
value OF the lands and leases
There Is about tiii;! 20. cent Of the
mcnt purposes. This should bring the
company about ore :uiliiou dollars.
This new capital put into new " ellis ON
proven grounds Is certain I" pay hand :
some returns and cause blk advance
~ tho stock.
The stock has been slotted on a
stock dividend basis ana the greater
You! first remittance The greater will
oil propositions 20 into ;hc big values
on short notice. We are ut work on
j"nrtcrn new wells.
Drills are at the can rock OF produc-
a?"und our many leases that may
greatly increase the values OF our ,if-
fcrcnt leases.
Tmis company Is. owned by twenty
one Thousand stockholders. No danger
of being squeezed out.
our chances arc very good Ia drill
~ som" real oil gnshers during the
next few weeks. We have opened :,
where we have started four new wells.
over thirty more wells are being
drilled in this new proven field. This
oil is no." worth about $50 pc, barrci
connected witD this guahcr property by
30 miles Of our "cNcnptrd'' pine line.
We have another gushcr property in
lawnCc County where "" developed a
tho ton Of tho rich RartIesvillc sand.
Round to got oil cushcrs Oh this prop
criN.
Ruy this stock and secure pro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
11,1A7.l18 BALES COTTON
GlNNED TO JANUARY 16
Ihi. t"mparrs With rotnl Of tn1., onn
"R'c> {" Corresponding I,n.-
Last
IR A,t""in,c.! rrrs..

N N.t""'Nio'l T'rNs-.
NASlIiNGTnN. january Cotton
stnnrd rrior !" .Iaulary 10 ono,,n.,.
l" '''if'li> r"m"'n2 hal"s. "<clu.,,c
or lintcrs. including 1890, round
""ios. and l1.,'i: hates ii 50 island
IN" '"nsns Enr""u ;"-daN announced
I" lanrHgN Is last :.ar. cinui..
~ cat"d l".,ti."fh bales iu.ludinc,
'"s.'"N round hal"- ami ?a".l h+lrs 81
S"" Island That Was al pcr cont -
IL entire crop
Cummings i.l states foll"v:
Va hama. i42.>.,; Arkansas. l.""r. 2"1
'alifornia. "1.1"5: il"rtd.. 49,: ';""'.
gin. $50 SO: I.ouiSi-ua "a -: Mie-
sisSlrp'. so. s.: NiH-oir'. J1."tl: Nurii,
Caroline. f|".ila: rkluhomr SlO.,I?.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY Aii.-i;AlL LINE To NORFOLK
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond.
i'rm Moi.'rtk ,,@:I' a. IA 300 A ".
:uv J.. NJ. 'i:vU f.. NJ.
Eoli lhNcnBuNG AND THE WEST;
.":l? NJ. 800 y. NJ. 400 /. NJ. 80;
Arrive iichm"nd from Norfcin; III 60
rom the Vest: '.:i, IS ri. 1917 A ii
,-:lu T. NJ @l:i0 4. Nj. sD.l5 l.. NJ IS :"y
f. VI.
.DInH sDaiiy except SUNDAY. sunday
ONLY
= T. ST. i:oanoke. 6. T.. s.. e.. n"Se
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
On ti,r Curb.

u"-E@' to-day 'hcr" "cfy !str'. 20 .ilr
the 'airaet from tn. h"~y!h-.s v.hl,n Sc
~ - >"~;"rCa" Ihs aDUeaf.net -
t"ths'1'u Sf"". u"r- stoo. attracted con
hi."r-si" interest and -rens.ci!.'.s herein
"--IiHtL .'!fIG !ysi" proportions rinc.
az IL. srr a an, aa,,l f"''T TO-. IN liz: IN
Ia mn-. stable rI.LiuE k'ochs w.r- '--v
Gsi"i and -hu'!' stead OILS rOr:.c-
%fa' .Igi-'er. Ssi'':
~ A-iha E-ulp..F"-. ,'.o}',. ~ '-n.
"n.br " ,pisl Ga. ~ Ipi Mic .
,'@"' -. n q ~ United MO,or- 81. q t..
~ I!u" 'oro"Htr.iiHr sac: 10 St"uoar'.
~. - I'D -i.e -tH+.. 81 Stan!"ra 81 81
So irf.t. L5H -. 80 'J-J"r 90. ~!
sW'fI, -.1fr 'U.ger OH Ca. common
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24

'N~F''- = mon StUCi n rlt
Richmond. Va. J.nu*ry - in!i
Choice Steers TO pig: ..v,i,U., 81" E,,,,I
=. 20 ~ common to fair. ln -. ,noi, f.
4" So; m"'iWn t" good, $ Z, 10 ~ commou
IN. -. &" -. thnice cow. >. 30
=. - -, p.st OAun. 10 "a. medium a
good. - ro:n!uou ." fair. I" =
t"aHy nriir .. to .'.; light. tf~S'
$alves, 10 20 III common. -. To s. Bcs'
So>'! hogs li.ar. medium weight. 30 "a
lp'.. snr- 's. s', 20 10. and ,toys
- 20 > best sr""p. o.. 10 -. common /,
fair. to . u'>t !aInn.. Jos. 70 Il. ,oAt.
mon - i4iT. to Z.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
l.icutcnant-coloncl Robert L.: craig
h'i'. "h" was with the regimen, on tl.v
border.
Dtr> after Being un b. Train.
isrecialto Jill. rin,es.pisp,,.n,I

'iN 80 w ! Nv 'i''N-piSb 10 ''h''
PULASKI. VA. January :3Thc
body Of j. ". Sands. who died at u
N'ich, w. Va" hospital from injuries
sustained 10y being run down by Il
NorfUlk aud Western train. was taken
to-day to his home at Crinnlc Crock
for burial! lie had CONC to Wclch THIS
mouth I" take - pusi;ioi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24

. ~. '''f'N, -iAf'lH -
,--"' 'ir~o. centrifugal sen ;aol.
rHrr"d. s,s-,l!. Butt-~ 6-wc- rho-ec
~ Hi"i c"T0" cui"'. Flo = -. santos
urEsr' dtm2ra FORM .'.uu,-, -hor,s.
.nn" ~ go. resulted ~ rnoi uutu"u
VI. 'NFN0s"-g oil tO-u- ,1-uu- ~
,htH ~. w :" POINTS 1Nd 'rn n. Noe -
n l'S' shovel 0o' gains ~ = - !. POINTS.
% .ir"nC SPOT, iEC1 bid. I-,,--y.
- y !, -. fohrn-r' :" ,0g7 80 Mach
~ u. - Aurii. '@.'1 $50: I-, -
i.nr- 70, = l-..5. i'il,. =" ~, n =. 20:
'HEusi. IH,1 = 1855. total s4'-- .TTr1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24

'Iii' SEQ. j.uuar, s Hogs: re"ciu,.
= -" "-:i6!ot"d 'pr tomorrow. .; .os5 -trong
- {" !. above ",tc!ia,'. acreage bul-
'io $50 fl'.-i ljEht. tI"srG SILK rNlxad
y" IA iil.71 nsayi ,ro.oo7 ,!i@ -ough
Aiot0HtiG.e5 .iG-. $50 q Slo.S5
'sttl'- receipts. ..0ip estimated NOR
r"r $50. STEADY: NATIVE bc~f c.t'l. s. :,
flis5. Weston steer. :. 700 5000, .,oc'l
or srd tr'C"-.. f5.;5 {; :; 50. ,urs .sd
hcii-r> si..i n si1i5; calvo-. no. = sii5o
Nf""p: ro"" i'tS. lHIVi. strong: ..jiIyTS
- - q sil.c.'. LAMBS. Sli.75 n slt!G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24

is.;.n,.i go" Fedora. OF 5'.157 80 ~.
ION. ~ ,H,roi"'ini a.: - ooi ''.t,-
.r, '' 80 hiE l;.'lsc. |.ot. i"o 80, TON
ier"'"e :" q: s,.hoo .'"nsnl Al Sr,.I,
~ -: 80" Grl,itIrld G.ou-ol .Iaf.
- = sion - -: i.aoo NcIiinic, p.rf.-n
81 ~. 900 Mother Lodi" CT i;'.: 100
>lldmn''--inE -, y 81. "ndo Ecv con. =; y -
.''' Success. x N:?: i6a 1'ouopah Ext e., :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
STEAMBOATS,
STEAMBOATS,
OldDOminiOn Line

~. Hichmon6, It of Ash st daily 100 T.. NJ
krrtwc IeETtpmt news. '.'''.'....S 800 a.
Connections wiz, msln line, steamers leav.
ing Norfolk Tor Ne~ York daily; cacept sun
day. 1900 T.. NJ. Connections also made ov
:. g w; Ey. > r.. " ami G. & q Ky. at
II. NJ. Might line steamers stop st Glare
mont on signal, and are met b" nubiio-con-
ViRGlSiA NAVIGATION 90 James River
~ daylight for Norfolk; old Point Newport
day; Wednesday anil FridaJ at 600 l. 81
Freight received for all james River poiuJs
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seaboard Air Line Hallway company

The Progressive Railway Of the Soutr
iralns leave daily: ., NJ. Notlins iors.:
I@:.u 4. M, slecpcrs Atlanta JHcasou.
.iIie. $50 4. NJ. aiveDcrs iaghson,ilie, .s.-.
and Key West: ll:l0 r. NJ. roacne>:
i-:4J 4. NJ sitcpers. Atlanta. BrminEna!u
Jacksonville, Tampa ana 81 Petersburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24

49, aF-ins, r-c-;n'- = - 7o-;z co..
o'inE nj Ms.ch ie1 NJ So ru',
n. -, t-i'Ne-. lJ.ss T1~rrn1b-- -
Spot 'o''or. 0ri"' H. points - S-'-, On
NailIuS 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS MAnk,.,>


=. - 'I'I''TIN
TN: donot> vcr., ,o.,iay .o.d :re.i, To-
fal S"s.rai ines "cr. withdr4 as ".,rc
.i~n -cv@r-! lines o.. nne .hir'iuy for
.prinE itis dsiivery Cotton yarns ,.orc
quiet ~" ea~is-. Dress goods r"rG firm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24

NNNANN-|H c. .I-nuary @.-IIrDen
M 't"1cy. - 20 go. sales. u ca.Is. ?"
rcip's - '-'., shipments. "le 81 ,As. -'ocI;
; "a - i:o-;n. firm: s-ieS !.a'j bar
'"i' eo"ir'- i.t55 barrels: sh!pmSH'e. -.
rITr'.s- >;'c. ,..rAt barrels quote. :. n
.. ,. i . us. y, t.@. !. 81; *
s..5. i So Is ,.b. VIC. jAj: WV 5i5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
81 l>\t>li,. tlbE~
STREET

. ME- stree ~ -rt r.-,r q. - II. :,
r. sSsts tc1T-'. -trr ,s' Pos 'hS i-.
H.sti tor Sea ,rr Hi -1-. W.. 1r--ri-i
10 ;risic shu-' -..- tn r -r -... ,.hn
| tNcstsc zion I'd parr-a rs she- -c4
l,tc u,Suoy rr-da ou fNr 'r-- 'h--- - =
ran. 49, "'zuu tt tNo-. H-u. -Nu. .- ~
fei' b"rt h'l' wine N..i.- 'rr -..--.-
3nforiu+ti"n. wore .Uic .u uu-u-l .h.sr r.n.
Ntoci =. d" Tor" fho rroat =r.r
. Ihcrr w. mo h.~it-rIru tr dos .-.rS
T'rsSicnt wilson. -,rr,l 20. Ha -r,. O..
koS' "rsi.,N nc-urif'f s.t .r..-t -..
R'cii"'1t+ pr"p'r .pu" N go 1rra# unur- .e.
ain -'r"uws t.ur-H. rur '',~ mic Ns--r..,
|,n ia" Mount +, me- %, -nru-.rS, ~
49, m nc Ter" hnm-g.tN ready Zoo +
Ecrio''r IN th"ir hrii"f 'h.r Tr~.ui.., gu
tnn'a trc"ch wSs uufo-'uua,'o l.a, .t,i, ,-a-.
tbo lnrli't'-. Hu'i huuIauo noi-' az .tr--
nat from I'll" si-tr-l, hiI-iu--a ,.---rt,,
-Th"N rcalll holi"N" that tho war .vn. 49,
Ia mtsirncI h's mnuenac ~ e..,'
maker
f""rr ~. Strrliu-- aiN,y -G.s buls So.
EonmErcial -itNr dtv lll- ON banks ;; -
!"n!,nfr"i"i atNtN bills It1l.,. demand
|S!.'aS,. Cable 'i,@7 IL ra- Silver I'LL.
~ c>ic.n dollars ~ -.,rrlt,,rr, ho.r,s
.steadA. railycad bonds i-r.r'ii.r rt,ra
|los NJ. steady. .iN'E dt,e a', ,iuc,,. ,.g,
~. riS months. sFi can r.nne, arr. = TO-.
|ruli ~ rate, -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
Observation-Disclosures.

Chi i.ou'NiiIe ana West o. n eli :,
Main Line. Local. ':..., h. t5:i, n
James Xiv Line 1000 a. {5:;,
y. News. Nix. uPl T.. IS so a.. az M - n
NcwDOrt News Local 900 a. 500 n
lTiLs arrive t!oin Nih.. 1900 a.. 40 D..
$3.50 D.. y. News. 800 q. 'S:05 ~ from
West. $500 a.. $3.50 ~. ty:aa o.. Isis D..
80 %. daily from charlottesville eNcept
sunday from ThnrnonI. Jas. River ts:sS
a.. 80 y 'DailS Except sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
K.chmond& Petersburg
Electric XIV.
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway ompany
'"prr-ruing schedule of Npril ~. 1914.
s'h"uuic SUBJECT 20 Ih:in.e WuuOut

r.n,ns leave f.ich,..o..,. 1850 A. VI. y \.
VI De n. ~. NJ: ..lV y. A. |! a. Nj.
l.. NJ, :. 4. NJ. = 4. NJ. ~ l.. Al. 80 -.
A.. %i.oo T., "; ':lo A.. 81. Us T.. u. 10 a..
Trains ,ea,e Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. b.. 4.
~; r. NJ. u? ~, 10 A 81: I'll A. NJ.
vi. 30 30 r a. s:ao i: 81 40 i. ST.. s
=. NJ. b. L.. Nj. II l.. NJ.
hCarrics baggage. DAILY except sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24

p.,...I." :, az. g. ;'.,.'-7'e'. ( ~.
REFER sEti:G "a January Sp.n-
81 a'nt'.f H'"cl.- Market stsia ~
tfrg'nia> Ir!n"-- >i"ck.--IiuTE"s ',rfu.
"i'# lI-Etp- ~. "a PC I"g fsOs.a ~s'G.
-. a." -. go =. u"r mound: priW. '.lr "a
SCR pound sLclIiur siuck. . o., H'-c
par uoLu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24

81 y" rcd. l>a'. n ao,. No t.ra.
lonins': 70 3 hard pad oo., ,'nra
Ne. ,"l'"w. 'oi q i6r'- No. yellow. a. =,
'-'N. 10 '"hit~ ~. y no2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
RI'iIMOSD nay M,HkIT
III, iTIupri w l.Nu.,E e.

'.o",. PRESSED 'arre bales. :
SitCChS ,osrr,c>--u .
Loose pressed s.i:e bala. .! .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
MUST Be BEHIND
u. TO The H|LT,
SAYS MARSHALL

An American who IN not behind
the government in its prosecution Of
the war to the VERY hIlt OF the
knife" is not "a good American. nc
cording to Vice President Thomas
Marshall. in talk given Monday
night. in tire First Presbyterian
church under the auspices OF the Y.
NJ G. a.
Marshall said that the American
tradition made for free speech. but
qualified this privilege that, alsho II
was lawful to express ones views. II
was not always expcdient
In commenting on the foreign in.
vasion OF our country. the vice
president said
II am not opposed to the foreigner
in this land. ANY man who comes
to this land because he wants 60 he
an American and because he wants
his children To be Americans he is
"a better man than | am,
God sat me down in the swamps
Of Indiana, and ! never knew any.
thing better than American ideals.
And I expect never to see anything
better"
Dr. Mark A. Matthews introduced
Marshall. The vice president left
Immediately after his speech for
Walla Nalla. whore he viii speak
tonight
lie spoke TO the enlisted men and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
DOPE PEDD[ER
CHARGED WITH
DOCTORS DEATH

nv httfN fFfSN ffefsfd WIRE
CLEVELAND. Nov. i3.-As Cor
oner Byrne resumed his inquest into
the murder OF DR.. Harry Lorenzo
Chaplin today, most vigorous
search was being made in Toledo
and Chicago for John +. Haggerty,
who is charged with the murder.
Authorities profess 10 be quite con.
fident that Haggerty was the man
who registered under an assumed
name at the Colonial hotel last Tues
day, telephoned the wealthy blind
doctor" that he had an express pack.
age OF dope" worth 500, and then
crushed the doctors head with q
heavy weight
Haggerty, rs. they say, is one Of
the accomplished dope statesmen
travelling out OF Chicago.
Or. Chaplin, whose fondness for
things Oriental led him to acquire a
drug habit, had had several previous
dealings with Haggcrty. Also he
wore costly diamonds and carried
large sums OF money. as a rule. and
this was known TO Haggertyumf1nA>
police believe Haggerty's crowd had
been hard hit by the Harrison law
and needed money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
MANY WORKERS
NEEDED FOR WAR
RELIEF BAZAAR

The Seattle Girls War Relief Ia.
xAar committee. which IL working
night and day for tho succcss of Sc
attle's sl0e. 600 carnival, To he held
in the Arena and Hippodrome and
the street, between December igsa,
for the purpose OF raising money Tor
base hospital and the relief Of
families OF soldiers and sailors IN
King and kitSsp counties sends out
the following query 10 every woman
and girl in seattle;
Are YOU a kaiscr's comfort II
not. set busy for tho war relief ha'
xaar. the biggest war task Seattle
has yet undertaken. and the largest
fair or carnival held In the North,
WRIST since the Alaska. Yukon Pacific
exposition.
Beautiful Tea Garden
When the btg doors swing open.
at o'clock. December II. Japanese
tea garden. with grass. flowers.
shrubs and a live waterfall behind a.
viii have sprung into existence, A
lifr~slxed rustic bridge win span the
brook and keep tho toymakcrs from
falling into the crcek. Rumor even
says that four tailed goldfish viii
play about in the pool below the wa.
terfau. The japanese garden and
adjoining tea houses viii be In
charge Of Mrs Matsunaea. wife of
the japanese consul. Mrs. Taxa.
hashi. Mrs. lShida. Mrs. Furuya and
Mrs. kudo. all wives OF prominent
Japanese In the city. These women
arr employing the best japanese ar
tisans In tho city 20 perfect tho won.
der OF the gardens.
The Various Booths
A partial list OF the booths Of the
bazaar. which viii surround the tea
garden. for which scores Of workers
are needed. include;
APRONS-of every size and vari-
ETY..
ART CRAfT-Rook ends. desk
sets. candlesticks. picture frames. pa
per knives. etc.
BABY SHoP-E:vcrything for the
baby.
BAGS-os every variety. for
shoes. laundry. paper. hats. knitting.
fancy Work. etc.
BOOkS-E.ithcr new or second.
hand books In good condition.
CA<DS-fiomemadc eonfections
Of every variety
C1GARETS. CIGARS. TOBACCO.
nOll-S-Dolls To BE- dressed viii
b. provided. Donations OF dressed
dolls also requested
DEllCATESsE>-Any specially
good dish. cake and pastry.
ORTtNES--ssrviecs OF amateur
fortune ,eilers are desired
FANCY wORk--of every descrfp-
ton.
HOOVER - JeIliea. Jams. pre-
serves. pickles
HANDkERCHIEFS-of any Kind.
plain or fancy.
GRAB BAG-smaii new articles OF
every variety.
COUNTRY STORE - Groceries.
vegetables. hams. bacon. canned
goods. etc.
FIOWERS-Plants. cut flowers.
bulbs. etc.
RAFFLES-Auy article % value
that does not come In another eiaszs-
ncztion and which can be- ratified.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS not
needed I'm homes. but not runrnarc
STUFF; rugs. baskets. vases. pictures.
trays tewciry. etc.
snniSTMAS - stieker-. decora-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
GOOD NEWS FROM
ITALY AND RUSSIA

bp United Press Lcascd Wire
WASHINGTON. Nov. is.-Hope
for favorable adjustment OF Rus
sia's immediate difficulties grew
here today. despite evidences OF a
reign OF terror in both Pctrograd
and Moscow. Meantime solidifica.
ton of the Italian forces gave fur.
Their optimism in official quarters.
tho all agreed that elements OF chaos
still are strongly prominent In both
the Russian and Italian problems.
The state department anticipated
II would have before night some de
tails OF the kercnslSy .Bolshevilu
fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
LIQUOR IS NOT ESSENTIAL IN THE
JEWISH RELIGION; CENSS GUILTY

was used for sacramento purposes.
The court held that the statutes OF
this state recognized such uses only
when such sacred practices were
held in good faith.
Judge Smith cited the Talmud to
show that the use OF liquors is not
necessary for any religious cere-
mony. altho not forbidden.
Furthermore. said the court.
the Talmud enjoins upon its adher.
ents compliance with the law and
directs that the laws OF the land pre-
vail when there is "a conflict between
the Talmud and the local laws"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13

The Skating Season II open.
We have a complete line
Of Mems. Women'a a n 4
chlidren'H lee Skates.
basement. linton g. Store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
Prrtty Skating Sets

Bright eolored Bcarfs and
Caps 20 match. brushed wool
or choohsted. $500 To $500.
Hecoad Fioor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13

A huge shipment az turkeys.
mlncvmeat and sweet potatoes for
tho azmml~a dinner on November 20
was received to-day. The food 10 sui.
flcicnt TO feed every man In the
trimming camp area. other conHiEn.
mrnts along the same lines are due
In a fr~ days for the scattered -spe.
ciaitY campo u ~. soldiers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13

II Genss. who claimed he Is a
rabbi was pronounced guilty OF VIC.
lation OF the city liquor ordinance
Monday afternoon by Superior Judge
Everett Smith after weeks delib.
Grafton.
GensE case was appealed from
the police court and tried last week
In the superior court. The court
said that he believed Genss had
rccklcssly and willfully accommo.
dated his friends TO obtain liquor.
which they could not lawfully OBJ
tain otherwise.
The defense argued that the liquor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13

These l: suffrage states allow TO vote
every office
Washington Utah oregon California
Arizona Nevada Idaho Montana
wyoming Colorado Kansas New York
These fiv. allow vote for president.
but not for and county offices;
Illinois Rhode Island
North Dakota Nebraska Michigan
These Is dry states prohibition by constitutional
amendment
Arizona Colorado Kansas Montana
Oregon Maine Michigan Nebraska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
Suits at $3.50

Suits that are splendid values and
most attractive styles. Models Of
fine Velour. Broadcloth. Oxfords,
Burella and Covert cloth. in the most
popular colors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13

tons. cards. ribbon. holly and any.
thing else 20 make Christmas par.
cells attractive
SAILORS - Sweaters. wristirta.
housewives. socks binoculars any.
thing a sailor can use.
sOfDlERS--Thc same az for sail
ors
TOYS-Scw toys Of every de.crip-
ton
CIOTlifsS-ciothes In which tho
material IL stu good. but which are
not worn on account % being out OF
style may b. left at bazaar head
quarters. Tho services ~ volunteer
workers to r-Fnake them into gar.
nenis that can be readily sold at tn.
bazaar are desired.
Season Tickets 81
Season tickets are now on sale at
bazaar headquarters. 1915 Fourth
ave They cost 81. Regular adfnis-
sion viii b. Is cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
GERMANS REPORT
CAPTURING FONZANO

~ United Press Leased Wire
BERLIN. via London, Nov. Ia
Occupation OF Fonzano and wrest
ing Of Monte Longara from the Ital.
ians was reported by tho war office
today. Austro-German forces also
reached and stormed Leone and ar.
mored works around Diacampo and
Diana.
Fonzano and the other points
mentioned are all on the northern
QcfO wing of the Italian army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
Turks Arrive for
Thanksgiving Feed
for the Sammics

~ Uasfsd Press Lrasea Wtrc
AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS
IN FRANCE. Nov. ii.--An set for
Thanksgiving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13

" Dakota Oklahoma \ Carolina y Dakota
W Virginia New Mexico New Hampshire
These - states dry by legislative act but not
hy vote % their people
Idaho Washington Alabama Arkansas
Georgia Iowa Mississippi y. Carolina
Tennessee virginia Indiana Utah
The states shown here dry. in which the dry las
ye, effective. with the date the law into
force
New Hampshire. dry May !. 1915.
Michigan. dry April l. 1915.
Montana. dry Dceeuber ~. 1918
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13

officers OF the Brcmcrton navy yard
yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-13
Suits at $500

We've an immense line at this
price and good variety of styles
that are smart and new. Suits Of
silver tipped Burella, Suede Velour.
Wool Oxford and mixtures.
SECOND FIooR-THE BON MARcHE