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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
hcnlkriptien miro
IN RanaSn kcntmen!

Gttoioa, Ont. %. SUM. = IS
lit 5ienIifl Iider. Dab Die beftig Be-
tdmpfte 3pongs0ienitbprIage int IA.
naoiiden Sacrament ongenommen
meroen miro, troboem Der arbeiter.
fubrer gcrbiQe angetunoigt Bat, oab
es 81 ejneln nllqemeiltep Streif fom-
men miro. penn Die 5raqe uift nor-
Der Dem Golfe 8ltr GutideioltHg nm.
terbreitet miro. Su l~lnterbauie
oilrfte Die &orlage NIT 40 bis so
5timmen @}ebrbeit o%ugcnommen
wer6en; aud int Cberbauie miro
eine MeBrbcit fir Die 9laBnnbme in
4usiiht aeitcllt. &ertile ga6 inn
lluterbauie bic grtldrung nb, 0aB
Der ~nIIqemeiue Streif in anna6n non
Der 2lrbeiteridaft ameritds inter
itilst per6en nur0e, iuenll e5 aud
in ben Ser. Staaten uidt 5u eiuem
SDmpatbieitreit tommen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Das Sallcn Ser
Weic4koblenprciic!

@aibin9ton 80. 9yuni.- @on Dem
Sefret0r 0es Suneren, Game auf-
'gefor0ert, bu6et Die @ru6enbeiiber
Der Meidfo1lcn neitlid bonn gliiiti-
iippi beifloicn, cine 8reisreouf.
tion bon 80 Gents Bis $3.50 ein.
treten 5u IoIieu. Gieies gilt nur
BON ben umittefar nod Ser 8efor.
0erung oll8 DEM SdadJ at 8a6Ien-
ben 4reiien.) Die ned Sem /. SuIi
beitebenoen S66itpreiie fin0; 4eun.
iploonia So fir og}ine Sum; $3.50
.&ump, Goa mo Gomeitic @r0Be.
@eit 9~trginio-GieicIbcn 4reiie
ME IN Genniplbania.
Cbio-8retie boriiercn BON SO
bis $3.50.
Sainoi8 ttno Snoiono $2.75
bis $3.50.
girginia mo a~eutufp-3ieicI
ben @reiie luie in &ennigl0oria.
Sn aobIenbergtperten nn0erer
5tootcn mer6en bic aobIenprciie
ipdter bGitimmt peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
ErGiiOcnt @ilion gegcn
Northumberland

8ai6inqton, 90. Sunl- @rdii-
bent @iliou8 M}einumQ qe5t oobiu,
ooB Dos prohibitions Enhancement
nidt in bic &ebensnIitte .aoutrol.
lierltnq5 Bill hotta oufgenonuuen
per0tt ioleh ocrr o6ne 0nsieIbe
mare Die 4nnobrne Der &orIoge &c
iiflert. Gr lit icood fir bic Gin-
iteQltn9 Der @crjtcaltng %0cltiaicr.
ter @etronfc.
SEER @ilioh botte beute nit meb.
reret beruorrogenoeH oenlofratiiden
5enotoren cine u~nterreDuug u16
natmittag reiffe Senator @cni5
BON SQinois eilt 9lntenoment i'm
Genet Elm, oo8 ais Subititltt iitr
bic GrobiitionaflouieI bient. Sn
0emiel6en miro borgeie6en, oaB
5piritroien BON nibt mebr ais 5e1n
8ro8cnt gflfo1ol bergeiteQt mcr0en
f0nnCn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Giicnbabn Ipart, nm
Hric9 5u forScrn!

Stem 2)orf, 90. SUM. Gin neucr
,3uq oe5 Giienbn1urats Ser 9tntio.
nalen @crteioialtnqs6e60roe mtroe
i'll ocnt beutigm GntihhtB Der Semi.
iblDania 9a6n Qcichen, 1Q2 4aiid.
qicr5iiQe ouBer Qienit gu ftelGen. Die
ie 3iige mer0eu onl /. Sui ibrell
Gent oitlid bon @ittsbur9b, cine
itcllcn. anOcre @a9neu eiui4lieB-
lid Der SEEM @ooelb boben bereit8
btele 3iiqe abaaitellt rno 0cn <Il
monoienit bei6rantt.
4ldne fiir meitere 9ienitbeidrdn-
fung limo in Grtpaguuq. Die 2l6.
iift lit @merita frieg8tiidtiq gu ma.
den i'm SrauSporhneieu. Sic Gin
idrGufung Der 4enniBloania 8obn
miro 2ofounotipeu mo GoQmoterioL
ionic 3ugperionaL iret mahen, Oas
fiir ben transport bon 2ebeu8mit-
telr, ao9len mo Strte85materiol
notig lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
,,S0mmics" ruerScn Sic
Nmcrikancr ocnanmt!

@aibingtoL 30. SUM-, Die
Iruppen oe5 Generals 3cribing
ner0en BON ben 6ron3oien o5om-
niles geunuut unO oieien g3amen
peroeu ic aud pobl bebalteu. chen,
70 mie bic 8riten Gonmies, Die
6ron3oicH Gotllts mo bic 0eutiden
Bodies genonnt mer0eu. &or olen
0inqen lpcroen Die Sommies III Der
&1ruit 0c3 9ombeiupcriens unterrih.
tet meroeh Dos iic IN amerita nod
uiht qeibt 1aben.
81 i9rer genafinlng fommt aud
Gin longer Gold, Der bon ibncu i'm
Stiefelidoft getrogen niro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Dcni5elcs brinet
6ricd1cnlanS I'm
Scit Wcltkrico!
sat ocn S%tuuOpnnft cinsenummcu,
ban Gin Sr%iess5uitanO NIT 6cn
3cntrnlmdftcu bereits beitCbt.

9lt6en, 20. SUM. = G6qlei@ Der
arieg nod ni6t Dircft erfldrt lit.
uimmt Die griedii6e &egierung Die
1taQltug elm, oab Gin arie853uitat0
nit oen 3entralntddtcn beitcbt, felt.
ocm iie geitern CUR 9}odt gelongte.
Qic 0iplomatiiden 8e8iebungeu
nit 3cutidlolo, 0eiterreid, ltngarn,
Der Siirfei uuO 8itlgarien limo lei.
tens Der ae9ierung bereit5 ob8c-
bro6eu mor0en.
(Gine Subeloepci6e batte fritb
aus 2ouoon bein9fe, OoB Die gricfi.
ihc Hegierung efnen ariegS5uitmO
nit Den standardization in GrDa
9lulg 5iebe)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Sinner 50. croffuet ncucu Sdn6.
la6en.

Sinner Gompmh cine Der gr0Bs
ten 56ub Retoilers 6irmu ser g8clt,
bot cinen SdubIooen in go. 207
-209 uorOl. t6. Str. cr0ffnet ul0
facet 0aS @itbIiflun gum 9eiude
elm. Sbr erfolqreides N}otto lit:
.4Qes 3lt gebcn iiir'S @eI6, mas moq
It'd lit. Ger Omaha 2u6eu lit Der
.5s. 3iDeiglo0en 0ieier @eieQidoit
Die itberoa i'm 2on0e @ciddfte be-
.treibt. Die 6iruta m0dte 0arouf
aufmerfiam genlodt babeu ooB Oos
9ltbliflm iid oud) pergelniRert, oob
e8 in i6rem 2aOen lit, oa me5rere
Sdubldoen al gtor6 16. Str. iih
b%efinOen. Nau iehe olio mad benz
5hiIoe Sinneg's. Ser 5lopo
Stribling, elm erfo6rener S6ub.
mann. tit @erpaIter 6es bieligen
8eih1fts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
lleber 5O nelle Mcfrnten.

4}ebr ol5 80 iua8e &eute Iieberl
.iid) 9onerstog nbeno n~ntperben, o(s
ma6ren0 ciner 9erinmmlunq I'M
Bond T6enter 8lrgermeiiter 3ubl.
man mo onoere &eoner lie oufior.
oerteh lire Gienite Dem @ater.
lauoe al meiben. Slmge Ma0den
iprangelS ouf Die 8Hbne mo ipro.
den ebenioIls mtf Die Manner elm,
iid) onwerbcn 8i laiien. 2luh BoIi.
5eibaliptmonn BRIGGS bon Der 6uo-
ieite lit Dem G. Ge9iment 6eigetre,
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
prie1tcr Scr DtS5eIc
Sci6nem $65,OOO!

8Q6rea0 i6ra8 Hetrcats 6aben Die
tatbolii6ct 4riater Gmaba3 Die
Srulme D0n $4,000 iitr bic sc.
3obllmq bon 0'Gonnor @oq um0 bic
9erItcQuag Scr 0mobo aotbe0rale
qe3eihnet. Die 5utmue lit III orci.
idbri9en 8ateu 5oblbor. 0'Gonnor
sal lit oo3 Gigentltm oo5 Gr5oi.
Idol @Qrt9 bor eini9cll Gogcn &c.
fault bal, I'M Oorouf bic 8obnune
Don 5hioaatcn Der CREIGHTON ltal-
oeriitot eia5trihten, NIT Der Diel.
lcid)t ipdter elu Gricitcrieminar Der.
6un0en per0cn iol. "a al oieiem
,3Det feline $500 c~rforberlid
ino, miro Scr &eit our Goqen0ung
Der a%utGc0raIe perpnuot ner0cu.
gr3bii6of @artD mill berllldlb i'm
2auic 0e5 So5re3 gclug @elo nui
5ubriugen, I'M Die &atbc6rnlc bis
gum @erbit ooer @inter 3l ooQeu-
Den mo libt ii6 Der @ofinung bin.
ite obne Shul0en einipeiben 8u fons
nen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Oumkirdpcn tuirS
crfolorcicb bcIcbclfen!

Berlin. ilber 2onoon 90. SUM.
-Geitide idmere peittragenot
gotterien boben aeitern nadmittag
ouf Die fran3oiiide Seefeihlng 9im-
firhen Gin mirfiomes 6eiter croft
net. 8ie gefeitigungct tpuroeu
idmer bei61oigt. 9as @ie0erber.
geltuug muroe Bon ben aliierten
bic BON ben Qeutiden beieste 5taot
Gitenoe bombar0iert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Wcrccn am ). HuomIt
cingc5cecn tucrHcn!

@oi6inaton, 30. SUM. - Gos
ariegsnmt bat bette befannt gcge.
ben. bob Ole @ationoIeoroen nod
ibrcr Gin8iebuno nidt in iBren BET.
miiden 0uartieren bleibeu fDeroen,
ME onfdn9Ii1 beitimnlt, ionoern oaB
iie iofort nod ben aoutonemcnts
6es Sil6en8 bef6roert tperoen mir,
ben, Die oa9cnleinc Gin5ic6ung
miro oller gorousietung gcmdB am
5. auguIt erfoIgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29

Observation-Disclosures in einem
eoll8 ouoeren @eiite filbreu un6 pe.
niger oromobuiid iein, Denn mir
NIT elmer 8oltsreaiermg 8u Der.
9onocln bdtteu, ais NIT &ertretern
eines nggreiiipeu, orrogonten preu.
Btiden WIilit1risml$.
6rie0e mlB 0urd bic &erniftltn9
Der preltBii6en glilit1rmadt garon.
tiert merOen, io6aB oaS &ertrauen
0es 8olfes in oeiien @leihbeit Dor
0cut @eieB ru6t uno niGt bon Der
@liIitdrgeipoIt abbdugig lit.
Die ein5igen 8eoingungel1, ouf
melde bin QeutidIo1o niaen8 lit,
8el9icn nicocr ber3uiteQen, iin0
~Oieieniscn ocs Gaialentuus. acin
neuti6er 5tootslnom bat jcmal5
bic MISUNDERSTANDING 8eIgiun5 aui
@rlm0 oes Stotu9 Quo @nte ooer
attf Der 8aiis, Dab feline arieq8ett-
iha6igung crboben mer0en ioll, be-
T%llrlnortet.
&eidston8ler @oatpeg bottc ocn
gelgiern beinobc lire llnabb0ugig,
felt bcriprodeL abcr bic ciictne
@an6 Der Sumter beriebtc ibnt ooiilr
bcino6e Gbrieigen,
3eutidlon0 perldl9t iitr icine In.
tatcn cine Gntidaoi9ung unO Gin
@ebiet bier mo bort nut un0ercn
8riblle9ien. 3cltidlono iaQt, eng
lano DerIongt iciue Solomon, iomie
9ieiopotamieu un0 Gol1itina. g8iir-
DC oieies auf @obrbcit berltbcn,
0nm broudten mir teinc 0rei oDer
bier VtilIionen SoIOntcu auf sic
8eife 81 bringcn = lniere eigenc
arnlee bate 0u3u boafommeu aus
9creidt.
6ronfreid famPit, I'M icincn al
ten BeiiB pie0er III bic Same at
bcfoulmeu. 0}eiopotdnlieu fam nie
mie0er OIL Die tDrauniide 3llrfei gu,
ritdfaQen ouh 4rnenieu nid1t. +"
2loDo-@ eorge iprd6 baum 0cS
l1nggren iI6er oie ruiiii6e 3eUollt-
ton uio Die 9eireulnq 0es ruiii-
ihGt &olfe5 ans ben 8ouocn Oes
Abiolutismts. Gr propbe5eitc, ooB
Die 3eoolutiDu ocl 5irg in Qtu5iidt
lteQe gum Scgen cues freien Stub
lanos, 0os fitr cine oemofratijde
Submit tdmpfe.
a8abreno it6 GuB(ouo IN ben
@ebca Der Hebolltion bcian6, mar
cs GngIanos StQrte. bic iid III sic
8reide mari luo guropas 5reibeit
rettete.
qncrifa mor bon jcDer Scr
@%nuptpfeiler Der 5ret9eit.
4merita bat ME einen arieg ge.
fibrt, mlBer ilr 6rei5eit. lluh ieBt
icnoct Is ieinc topferen 5olootel ultf
0as Sdlodltielo, Inn iid Inn Die
Stau0arte Der 8reiDeit sit idoren.
0as lit eth nn0erer @rl1H0, 0QB un5
Der Sieg iider lit"
@roBer 8eiiaa ipur0e Dem Rc0-
ner 8uteil. ais er alnerita erp06ntc;
nod GROCER a6er muroe Ser 8eifaQ,
ais CT iogtc: o9yeoer unter uns TIT
ieine 4iliht Der &onig arbeitet
ebenlo idlDer, mie irden0 Elm on6p.
rer.4
Die @fen9e intouiertc Damn: SOB
iobe t6e Sing"
a8ic &egierun9, idgte 2Iop0 @e.
orge, bot oae5 mobI erpoqeu lno
lit at Der Giniidt gefommen, 6oB
Die Iaudboote nidt imitanoe icin
mer0en, Oieienigen pel6e 3ubouic
6lelben, alls8u6ungern, o0er Die SIT.
meen Der aaiierten Ron ben 5hln6t.
ieloeru 81 nertrei6en. Britannia.
miro mad Dem &riege ole @teere be-
berriden. 0ir bollen 5diIie gum
transport Der 1ruppen, mo menH
arbciter mo 9~(rbeitgeber 5uiammen.
baIten, Damn neroen mir oitrhbal.
ten, noratt8gciett, Bic Natiou
loBt Den 0alt uift iinten.
Ger aaiier bat IN G~riubring &c.
5radlt, onb bic britiihe 9(ru1ee uube-
un0 Die ltartite ariegsma6t
Der Gr0e lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
g9nntc nns heln Qr6rn ihcihcn.

@eil iie in leBtcrer Belt mebrere
Male nit i6rem 9}anne mcgen Der
6oben Soften fir ben 6omilien-
uaterboIt Streit Botte, utodte 6rnll
e. Q. Burnett, 3007 Gumet Ctr,
Qomer5toq einen GeIbitmorooeriud
it0ent tie 8iit oeridludte. Ger To-
fort berbcigerufene 4r8t tponote Sc
Qeamittcl oil, mo Die 6roll miro bot
feutli5 am 2cbcn blelben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
@nle 2lpfelrrnte in 9Inrhlueitrn.

Spotdne, &oil, %. SUM- &aut
elmer 3uiamncnitelltng Der 6ruit
@romar8 4geac0 miro Die bicsiabri-
&c 4pielerute in oen bier 2lepfel
proou5ierenocn 5tootcn oe5 Moro
ipeiten5 ori 23,500 98a9gonIaotm=
gen Qei6aBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29

9iuBtau0 beiiBt Jet Elm aus 6ro1ts
en- ui0 Yld0den ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Re9iuent. Gb oieie 9todridt inter
Die Hubrit oariegsgreucl" ge6ort
.o6er nidt, tontatt 9ou5 allf Dos Illus
iebea Der ruiitidcn 2~tnla5oncn an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Gmobo, 80. Sltni.
8uiuhr 600, Mort.
9iinbDir6

idtuad,
@llte bis bette 1260-t3.6Q.
N2ittcIm. 9ceucs tt.75-12.60.
@cnobnlide t0.00-tt,50.
Cute bis bette SoDriingc 1900
1900.
Q}ittcIm. Sa0rlinge t1-tt.75.
@cmobulide %o6rlin9e 300
1915.
Slide un6 Sellers idluod.
@ute bis bette @eiicrS 1000
100.
0ute Bis bette ail6e 9.OO-t0OO.
@dttelmdbige &itbe 10000.
@ep0bulihc 6.00-8.00.
Stoders un6 5eeoers idlpoh.
@utc bis bette 6ceoers So
$50.
M}ittelmdbige 7.75-S.5o.
@en6bnIide 6.75-7.50.
@ute. bette Stofcr8 S.50-9.50.
Stod Sellers S.00-9.50.
Stod auhe 100000.
Stof a1lber 7.50-950.
Seal a1lber 10.00-14.0O.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29

Sud uu0 Stays G.50-tO.5O.
Sdpcinc = 5utt6r 1900; Mart
fgIt bis tart.
@0hiter Grci5 1915.
9urdihuittaprei5 ii. $500.
5dafc- 3ufl6r 5000; @lortt lang.
iam, nicoriger.
5boru &dmmcr 15.00-t5.75.
Spring @1numer i6.50-18,40.
Sborn S1brliuge 12.00-13.00
Sboru 9Rutteridoie 9.00-10.00
S9orn g8io0er8 10.00-11.50.
S0obo Spring BANNER 1910.
Glippeo 2Qmmer 1886.
Golif. Spring Somaler 1866.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Werandierte Wide.

@erduderte 4oIe, Snb. uu6 Sol3.
maiier.S tore, frii6 eerduhert ieben
Tag. 6B. @eeit, 1917 Miiiouri
4oe., Soutbitoe. Selepbon Sontb
161. -7.29.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
I36ei meme fatGoGide airden.

er5biidof @artp Bot Ole @rm0.
itiide fir 3pci net gu erridtenot
fatboIiihe air6eu 9ctautt. Giut
,erielbcn miro inn nor0w
Ieil Der Sto6t 3tpiideu As. unb 46.
uno gSirt uno 9innep str. erri6tei
fperoer, unb Die 3meite gfe 56. un6
8 SIR. an Der Siibieite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
ucbraska Sarnten 81
ucrk0ufen.

aIeine g2ebrasfa Carmen 8u lei1ten Sobs
mHget-5 ader a%utDarts. @ir pearbetten
Die Sbnen o~erfaufte Garnt. sBe SHusrrtDrb
gotatO Wruwers af'H, Is. mo soparS Ctr.
omaha. lebr. Eel. GoueIns 9371. IF.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
1lt0rktberid3te.

areserntacn Ron otutusa 5att co)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
@aniaS Gitn Mlarft6eridlt.

&dnlu9 GttGb -. Snlt.
Siin6Oic6 = 3uhl9r 1900; Q}artt
ilau.
4loin Stoder8 0elnoroliHcrt; be.
ite 25-10c nieOri9er.
adIber fcIt bis idpod.
Sdlueinc - 3ufubr $500; @lorft
sc bobcr.
@0fiter 9reis 1856.
2ur6i6uittspreis 14.50-15.50.
Sdafe - 3ufIbr 1000; @3orft felt.
Cma6a 6etreiOemarft.
Omaha, 90. SUM.
Starter @ei3en-
9r. 2 234-236
Nr. 8 23t-235
8eiBas gorn-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Ct. 1pieph Mlnrftberidlt.

ct. Soicpb 80. SUM.
JllnnDicb 3urllr 500; glarft
ifluo6.
Sdncine = 8ufu5r 1900; 9}ortt
Soc bo9ea.
@oditer 4}reia 1860.
Qur6idrtitt5prei8 14.65-t5.45.
Sdafc ~ 3uflibr 600; @torft felt
bis 25c nie0rigcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
PRINTERS NAME DELEGATES
Z. j.. unr"oud and u. l.. Woody to
represent Va. no nj Colorado
Springs Next August.

Members Of Richmond TypographicaI
Union No. 40 yesterday afternoon elect
ca I. J.. lIhrwood and L. l.. Woody
delegates I" tho annual meeting OF tho
International Typographical Union.
which will he held in August at colo
RADIO Springs. col Tho delegates were
nominated on sunday and elected yes
tcrday afternoon. tho polls opening AT
= and closing at o'clock
The Richmond union also approved
at the same election by an overwhclm-
ing vote tho proposed arbitration
agreement between the union and the
TEpothctac aud Ecu Franklin Club,
which is tho same as now exists be
tween newspaper publishers and the
Typographical union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
5CRUITS FROM HOPEWELL
JOIN FARM VOLUNTEERS
my Du Font Employees Expected to
Lend Services In Harvesting
CrOpS.

\ large number OF recruits from the
FONT plant in Ilopcwcll * expect cd
the Volunteer Farm Association as
result Of an energetic campo : II
W in progress there under the di-
ton OF j. 4. Smith. puartcrnastcr OF
: great plant Mr.. Smith hccamo
crested in the movement by reading
it in the Richmond papers. and he
iucStcd that - committee from tho
ISOLATION visit lIopcwcll to outline its
ms. and to furnish Information on
ich he could base AN appeal to the
II Of the plant. In accordance" with
: request, two Of the members OF
executive committee went TO Hope
II on Tuesday and they had an en-
raging interview with MIR. Smith
| several other officials who arc in
cStCd in tho work.
'hcrc arc employed in the office force
! in other executive positions there
rut 500 young men, a majority OF
IN college graduates. and as they
he exempt from military service
aus" OF their employment in a mu-
ION factory. il is expected that nearly
Of ih"m will he glad Of the oppor-
lily To do their bit" in this food
walton scheme. They viii be asked TO
" up part Of their vacation period to
cage in "ork OF some Of the big
ms III Virginia in helping to harvest
crops, which because Of the lack
farm labor. and without their help.
uld 20 to waste. Private garden
Oh u big scale has already been
lcrtakcn by the Du Pont employees
around every ono of tho hundreds
coinuany houses are vegetable plots
process of cultivation
'rcSh recruits are being signed nm
No
untccr Farm Association. in the
iual Building. and among them are
nc "f the most prominent business
club men IN Richmond. who will
u farmer in the service II their
utrN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24

%EW CRLt-\%s Ma .a-urEcn, lcmand
FOR a'ius! cotton and continued poor new
.-or accounts >"ni 'ho price to-day new
high levels for tho present bull movement
'ontF-Cfs Al their hest we're - 10 - points
Np. nhli' SPOT quotations we're raised s..
POINTS mtdGiinE Dc.IE marked ur - 20 i5c
= pound. now high figure for tho season
nj ue highest priC" recorded here for
over E.,if century Their was much real
ing ~ the advance in thu contract de-
a:i'n"Ht. Srd las, prices showed gain
G. hu, % :, points.
tn. op"nir; was r, the advance active
months gaining L. to IS point. around tn.
mr., cal on GOOD cables and strong
closing 'wdS. May. COOS luly. 9o.5.: cc,oncr,
.'ni: becrnlDSr. .0l", Jauuarv, a0..
sro, eoJtor H-n .. points ur. SALE or
ne sVo, &.sss to arrive 10 bales. Mid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
CLERKS TO BUY BONDS
innstcr Thornton VIII Issue tppenI
90 r"st-ofice Employees
To-Day.

'StmaSier Hay r. Thornton will is
To-Day "a letter to all employees of
EiCtmond PoSt-Ofiicc calling at
ION y" 'he Liberty loan bonds now
: offered ;1i sale and urging them
PGN themselves and to solicit others
fny lie VIII call attention especial
/" 'hr liberal long term payment
position made by the Richmond
f. ne letter quotes at length from
atrmcht ISSUED by y. S. Burleson
4 mast"r-'icucral OF the United
cs. ina which, all post office en-.
ces arc called upon to aid in the
j ing Of the loan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
BREAK GROUND TO-DAY
r"pr'"tc ceremonies VIII lie Held
NJ >'f" tor Ncw t:llctt
SrhnnI

=" new from" of the Virginia Tan
IN Elicit Sch"o! for Girls will be-
10 Ia" reality after This after
u Whch ground viii hc broken with
r"iIla'' ceremonies Tor the first Of
"uiid'hIS' u - expected that Gov
9luart Wlii b" present. as we'll
oiphci h"inaN L. McAdams. J H.
'o'" ana hr churchill q. Chamber
Ic. After IN" ceremonies ,bn a.,
of the school Viii give an .,h
: and dramatic program
ne ne" school viii he located ~,
corner Of Cary street Road and
ce-thort Road. near Westhnmntnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
HOLD RED CROSS RALLY
AT JEFFERSON SATURDAY
Richmond Chnptcr VIII Launch rub.
licity Campaign to Increase.
Mrr bC HIN,


Richmond Chapter of the National
Red Cross has this week launched n
publicity campaign to increase the
membership and stimulate interest in
this great movement for humanity
during the time Of state OF war.
Saturday morning At II o'clock "a pub
lie meeting will he held in room $50
OF tho jefferson. 20 discuss the work
of the Home Aid Committee OF the
Richmond Chapter OF the Rcd Cross, Of
which Mrs. Henry Baskerville is tho
local chairman. and Miss Roberta
Trige. secretary. The vice chairmcn
are: Mrs. Charles T.. Boiling, who will
direct the civilian work. helping the
families Of the soldiers and providing
positions for tho various members who
must become the support Of the family:
Mrs. T.. Randolph Williams, who will
direct the military committee. or
GaniZed to keep i'll touch with the
soldiers on duty at home 10 see that
they are properly provided for. and TO
assist in making possible the ncCcs-
sary comforts OF camp life and guard
duty; and Mrs. Andrew Christian.
cha irman Of the literature committee
which provides papers and books for
the soldiers. and also establishes
central place OF communication for the
men in service. This committee will
write letters put the soldier in touch
with his family, and in every way as
sist in Strengthening out difficulties
which may arise through Ions absence
This meeting will he in the form
OF a big rally for the Red Cross, and
the practical value OF the home aid
committee VIII he fully explained
There are many people not already
enrolled who would like TO have some
part in the work, and at this time il
will be shown that there is a place for
every one to serve. Other rally days
have been arranged for schools and
Sunday schools throughout the city, the
dates to he announced later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
APPEALS FOR FUNDS
t"i"rcd thiidrcn's Home VIII Sell Tag,
Saturday To tuine
ST ,JnN.

For The benefit of tie Colcred chill
drrh Home, At 1913 Taylor Street.
Tags VIII bc sold on the streets of
richmond on Saturday. The home is
supported entirely by voluntary contri-
buttons ana about $500 is needed for
the coming year. Special gifts may
pe sent TO Mrs. W. w. Archer, sos East
Franklin Street
During the year Just closed .42
chiIdren have been cared for and sew
era helpless mothers been given as
SiStance also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
ABOLISH LODGE SUPPERS
Barton Heights Nnsons VIII HIVE No
More Monthly Spreads Until
War Ends,

Fitzgerald Lodge. No. 22o. Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons. Of Barton
heights, passed Il resolution AT it's
meeting on Monday night to abolish
al iodse supperS until peace and hap
pincsS have been restored" So far n
Is known. the lodge is the first fra
ternal organization in the city TO max e
Such It sacrifice on account of the war
II has been the custom of the lodge
I" nave 4 supper each month regularly.
III addition TO others on special occa =.
siohs. Thomas Armstrong is master
of Fitzgerald Lodge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
FATHERS EFFORT VAIN
nsfuSi0n of Hood Fall. to save Life
0f SiN-NcHr-Oid .tdaihcrt
Muy.

he effort OF his father To save the
OF Adalbert May. six years old. by
tnG his blood. proved vain. the boy
hG at st. Lukcs Hospital at o'clock
crday afternoon. y bullet wound
he abdomen, accidentally inflicted
Fcd death.
Transmission was rcsortcd 10 as an
fcmc measure. Rut the child had
u too greatly weakened by loss OF
Ed
hc May family resides in Almond.
ire the accident occurred on Tues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24

CHICAGO, May 3.--Bcirsh sentiment
prevailed to-day in regard to wheat, ow.
ing chiefly to favorable weather aud crop
reports. and to continued forced restraints
on buying. Tho market cIo.cd steady, &c
10 81 net lower. with Jul: al S@.c7 and Sep
TENDER 1T SOL. Corn finished W. Off 10
Va up: eats. down ',r IL Tsdic, end pro-
visions at decline OF 80 to 35r
Improved: crop conditions in virtually all
sections Of tho domestic whca, region were
shown by tho SoNt rn,ncnt's weekly report
and by private detailed adNccs.