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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
TER MD FUUk. LInnhansed
war IS SUPREME
DUTY OF NATION
Production and Conservation
viii Win Struggle,

The nations one job is to make wa,
with every ounce OF mental, moral
physical and financial strength Nothing
else counts now,
War, war, vigorous, aggressive. a.
powerful war is our one supreme work
To that end the fullest measure OF th'
nations life must be given and upon Il
the utmost potcntiaIiticS of our re
sources be concentrated and conse
Grated Bsnish everything else but ihc
things which arm us with tn, power 10
strike Tor life and liberty.
This means, crowd every coal mine Ia
the utmost OF its capacity; run every
furnace aud steel plant as though the
nations HE depended upon it, whict
it does build every ship, big Snd small
steel and wood, for which men and ma
terials can be found, and count not the
cost run every cotton mill TO its limit
Produce every bale oi cotton, every
bushei OF grain that can be grown
raise livestock apd poultry, and keep ON
raising them for our allics are hungry
and soon will sarve II we cannot sup
M them bread and meat
Make guns, the biggest and the best.
produce explosives without limit crowd
all the potonlialltles OF chemistry 10 u'e
last notch Of human energy expand
railroads, build permanent highways :
make MONEY with all possible energy,
and turn It into Liberty bonds, and iuto
| Red Cross OF kindred interests.
Work, work, work. and keep on work.
ing be YOU day laborer mechanic, clerk,
banker, manufacturer, merchant, capital
| Isl, preacher or teacher or whatever MAJ
be your occupation All that you have,
all that YOU prize In life, all honor ol
womanhocd--your women, be II remsm
hsred--the safety ol the prattlins baby
the child yet unborn, the religion OF
Christ civilization, your own Americs
land OF liberty, the home bi the free
are now stated upon how YOU meet yout
individual responsibility in this, earth's
SuprcmeSt hour.
You cannot, you dare not shirk. Yor
cannot throw the burden upon other,
,ry your God, COMES the call 10 you in
thunder tones 10 do your duty and do II
now Manufacturers Record
From tn. women. the babies, your ooun'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
CLOTHING BILLED
FOR BELGIUM IS
DESTROYED HERE
Christmas Toys in Car Burned
ON Rock Island Tracks,

Clothing, blankets, dolls, and other
Christina, toys we're damaged to the
xtcnt oi about 5000 in car IN the
Rock Island wards here today When
ilrcmcn opened the car they found that
the contents were being shipped to the
belgium commission Tor shipment 10
Belgium
Chief Brooks OF the fire department.
and {. {. llammond,, state fire mar
,hal, examined the car after the fire
"os ~v'nru,hcd and arrived at tn,
conclusion that the fire was OF inccn
DIARY origin,
The Rock Island officials here wer,
notified by yNc that one OF the car,
hought 10 ne loaded with cotton wa.
lu fire and Immediately upon the at
-iyll oi the train In Oklahoma tlIy IN,
ire department vas called
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
81 LOUIS

m. I.OUIR. Nov e-HOuR Receipts
q 500. 2hn l5o lower, with yesterdays
heat prireH. lights ilG G7iWiI05 pigs
tlS1nUiG2l mixed and butchers fl6 7bg
II 70. good heavy tl7.0bm n 10, bulk
SO 76ui7lO CATTLE Receipts 5000
ff6 30, yearlng steers and hrlfcrH t1,0On
1900 cows s. 00Wi0Rhi Htockern and
feeders 81 Boa n 80; ToXaH quarantine
crn beef steers 80 OOtflg7j beet cows
| and heitcrp 81 0odl0ooi prime ycarlinE
, culvcs thT5Nli2b SHEEP lscelpt'
| 500 prospects steady lambs iil 600
1856, rwoT $40 0o0ulOJ0 wcthers sll, On
lnlagb. uAnnrrH aud rhnpporA Nl0fiA .bu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
News From Nations Markets
COTTON NERVOUS,
CHANGES SLIGHT.
Trading Restricted by Near
ness Of Ginning Returns,

NHN ORLEANS, Nov. g.--Cotton dis.
plHNcd a nervous tone In the early trad.
INK here today with no decided tenden
CN either way On the first call the
market was I 10 points up hut inins
iintcly FELL 10 level 10 IL points un,
der ycstcrdayH close, Al the end OF tn
first hall hour activomonthA stood ) To
points over Yesterdays finals, Tn,
strength of tho spot situation was the
main sustaining influence.
Up lo TIM middle of tho day tho mar
kot displayed very little price movement
trading being restricted by tho nearness
ut th, Erlnning returns TO the end ol
October Toward noon the active months
we're at y net advance of 10 \ points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
Outside Livestock
kANsAs CITY.

kANSAs cry. Nov B..-IiOGS. No-
ccipts 10000 lOv lower hulk fletYQ
l7iO. hupyy SO SOdi7l5, light tlS 9Ah
II 0O. pigs SO oUptG6O CATTLE Ru.
colpts 49,. 600. Including LOCO Houlhctnsi
STEADY to weak, primo frd n hcrrn so 6Or
1910. dressed beef Htucrr tll,OOu 10 90
southern sDeurs 81 OOdii GOO COWS " 300
1900, hclers ~ hnH igDN, stuckrrs 81 30
ala 90, cnlvos 81 h01l3OO SHEEP. Re
coiptH 1000 steady to weak lambs bbO
miG2b ycarlingB ~ bOn ~ 90, wrthefs
81 p1qr go
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
LIV VHRPooL.

LIVERPOOL, Nov 6.--COTToN. spot
mlddllng ~ 1Od miAdllng ~ 0sd, low
middllnK 20 ODD, good ordinary 1900.
ordinary l9l0d. BALES 8 900 balea, In
rludlnE i,s0O American. receipts s0,sg0
bales, all American. Futures otuseA
steady new contracts, January ~. 3td.
UfiNed priCeHl, November ~ Odd, Decernt
ber. january 49, i0d, February March
lSgld April May 1874, June-July
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Nov g. noes hcceipts
~ 600, slow, hulk tl6 lOm 1890, light
So NOdl6pO. mlNod tlbsop ~ 30 heavy
81. h.1bml720. rough Nh.i6u 1900. plES
ilLgbn i1b CATTLE Receipts $4,000
slow. natlyc Htrora 81 6Odlil6; western
sirers 81 O09fi1 80. stuukcrs aud feeders
q, Sbdill 90. cows and hcifcrp 81. b0m
II So, calves s. oO0lJiO SHEEP lie
cclpts 600, weak wcthorH N6OWl2 7bi
lambs tl2 OOu ~ 20.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
NORTH
Convenient
LANI EOIRTEENTH
TELEPHONE WALNUT 2Sl5

II you want new, modern home OF
best possible construct ion, on Capitol
Drive. II will pRy YOU TO investigate this
II Is priced below other homes not nearly
az well planned or built.
Has large living room dining break
fast and Kitchen. upstairs sitting room
with Fireplace, nice bedrooms and two
sleeping porches; cement basement. com
binaton furnace slate laundry tubs.
bowl etc; cement porch, steps, walks
and driveway
Price $500 and worth more. See II
today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
CATTLE STEADY;
PORK Down AGAIN
Trading in Hog Division Slows
Under 25-Cent Decline,
uECEIrTs TODAN.

CATTLE Including some 400 head
sent direct 10 packers, Tuesdays receipts
In the local cattle division were eHtlmni-
I'd at 300 head Butcher cattle We're
In tho majority hut few loads " steers
WIRE available, Trading IN stcorH wnH
active and steady butcher cattle moved
to lbO lower and stovkers slow and
steady. odd lots " heavy COWS brought
81 00u 50 and hcifcrs around s. iulls
ranged 81 TO V7S The cali market WAS
slow but steady
Closing Quotations.
Ptcaa Of the var,ouH grades Of cattle are
/ approx inatcly ~ follows.
Rtrers--
] Good 10 chore corntrd ..,.. Ni 500 - 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
Produce Provisions
aaHaalaaaI
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov 6.-BUTTiR. On.
changed zoos Higher. receipts B,isi
caueh, lirsH gpu i0ci ordinary flrsts aTn
sNri NJ mark, cnses included. a7dashc
changed. PouLTRY' AnyS higher. fowl.
iShhl1hc, springs 1910.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
kANRAA CITY

KANSAS CITY, Nov 6. - BUTTER
EGGS and POULTRY, Unchanged. 20,
TArOEs! Steady. t2,250950 por hun
dTrtiyeight t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
MAUPIN DlSMISSES
CHARGES OF FRAUD

Aitet hearing all the evidence against
WE. Bland, W Nix and J. Dawson
Matthews, charged with obtaining
money and property under false pre-.
lenses by means OF bogus time de-
posi-, certificate on the Commonwealth
Trust company OF Houston rexas
Justice OF thu Peace Robert W. Mau'
pin dismissed the charges on the
grounds OF insufficient evidence. The
preliminary hearing Of J. Greeley Jones,
T.. G.. King, II. {, Carpenter, II, A..
kolb and + A. Brown, charged with ?
similar oiiense is set Tor November u
before Justice OF the Peace o, l., Price.
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Merovl
A INV young girl IN Carlisl.
When passing a man chanced 10 sn,isiA
The man wasn't blind,
And he fell In behind,
And he chased her for almost 4 tnls.e.
Luke McLuka
Tho girl wasn't looking for beaux.
50 her anger hotly areaux asf
You beat ltr" she orted,
Il can't" he replied, 8 b. q ~,
TN tied by a string frcsN yQpR e1sanr. n
-sarcesl~ (Ioel. Ueeor4 \
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED
n Ans ~ sr,ns Ads, Please Msstisn r,mes
LEGALS.
In Apswsvsas Aas, r'~ss. Mention Times.

LEGALS.
In Asswsvtas Aa., Please Mention r,mea,
NOTICE or SPECIAL MEETING or
BTOCKHOI.DERB
To the Stockholders OF the Treasure
state OIL and Gas Company
A special meeting Of the stockholders
d the Treasure State OH and 0ns com
psny, will b. held at tho office Of The
company, I'll Colcord Building. In OkA
boma City. Oklahoma, at 1000 oclo b
A NJ. on Tuesday the 9th day OF No
vsmber. 1917 for the purpose OF In
crensinE the capital stock Of Ihe com
pany from ono Hundred Thousand 800
Two 00) Dollars TO the sum OF Two Hun
drsd and Fifty Thousand ti2hb.U0O oOl
D0llsrs, and Tor the transaction Of any
ether business In connection herewith
that may be necessary
This October 9Th, 1917.
FRANK HOPES,
RAYMOND p. LOCKE
7. l. BAROANT,
Directors Of tho Treasure State OIL ara
Gas Company,
Attest: FRANK HOOPTS,
tsEALl PresidsnL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE
In Answering Ads. PieAAs Meatlsn Fimes.

Fine we'll improved close In property.
renting for 1850 por year. want farm and
viii assume
10. well improved. 10 miles southwest
CPy, want stock farm, viii pay cash az d,
ference. and deal quick
lSO western Oklahoma, close good town. .
level, all in fine graes, mortgage $500
what have you1
Clear improved prupery Sulphur OK
lahomn. want farm Will assume and deal
right now.
$500 first mortgage on farm In Mo
Want auto. clear lots, or equity IN home
so improved. close town. In Maud oil
field, mortgage $500 long time. worth
s. 600. trade for good auto or equity IT.
little home. Hall. qih Lee Building
FINE well improved lO-arre tract. hulld
ings new, sell on terms, or trade foi
small home near car, price $500 time OF
part Hall. 2i6 Leo Building
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
In Answering Ads. rl~.-p Mention Tlnes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
LOT BARGAINS


ONE Of the best bargains II taken soon
2i.room duplex house, gl2-ll W l3th
street Good terms Would trade for
land II YOU want home don't over
look 5-room cottage, fun lots, fine base
ment. liI0 W gsth street n YOU want
10 buy or sell or trade zee Peer. 220 Bal
timore Hldc, " l1l9
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
SPEClALS

W l=Sl|NN-
SiN-roum bungalow. garage basement,
1000 block West 22nd 81, $4,000, new s.
room house. basement, gurage, west 2lst.
$1,000, new S-room house. basement
garage. Enst 18th. priced to sell new g.
room bungalow. just completed, West
aIth. S3,S50, new room bungalow, West
18th f3 900 NJ B Sears 390-3l Amer
lean Natl Bank Walnut 'Ai7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
ST. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. G.-..pOULTRY, BU-r.
TER AND ZOOS Unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06

FOUR ROOM bungalow, strictly modern;
small cottage In rear: garage, owner
leaving citV Mhnlc g2G2.H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06

EQUITY In j-room modern house, close
in trade for touring chr. VIII pay you
to Investigate. G-5l9, care Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06

FOR SALF-5-room bungalow, lots,
$40 West T. Capitol IN. $4,000 70
room fiat. 2lS West Washington, $4,000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06

90. B WesO Formerly with
Sparrow Inv Co lOs n Robinson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06

A.. .Onu INVESTED in good apartment
house meta you t5l4 annuallw owner
Wat 3l23. 3lI ColCord Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06

MONEY MAKING acreage and beautiful
homcsites at Marion, attractive prices.
GRd\sh. owner. 1l7 Colcord Bldg Wal.
3I23, Wal t2ag
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06

10 ACRES high. rich land at 6bth IT
and Santa Pc. crossed by gas main,
priced low. wal 3ls3; 3l7 Cocord.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06

CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
In Answcrins Ads. rl~.-s Mention Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06

CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In An.ntrinr Ads. Pleasn Mention Tlme.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
News of Fifty Years Ago
i'ron Richmond Dispatch. April 2. 1861

Tne Dutch Car Canal hutler's srca, ensi-
Tho faculty for tho noxt session Of tho Rich
Charles H. Winston NJ. ~. president. English
I;ov Robert nrlnnd I, -. moral scicncc. Latin
and history: Miss Lydia y ponnc. higher Eng
in r.raiish and music: Miss Mar = iathror
NJ jennie II WtGslosw"r,h md Ms Mar
lpnn Firth. music, " u Cox. drawing aud
painting.
rol.arccation now Tas two schools in OPERA
TON With ahout 30 children in attendance
on The corner Of Twenty third and Franklin
streets
era =" lighter cars i" t5 oannracn, and here
after viii run lonGcr hours: that is to say, from
j. ". Hunnicutt addressed large crowd Of
negroes last SnndnX :'f,casn"on out on Brook
hours, several Of his sable friends made
<pGerhes NJ OF ,hG sn@'krrs Tor reason
colonel John r Young. commemorative At
torucy for lIenrico County
f:"r John *. BaGhy. Of l'owhatan County has
hc"n called 10 the ph*toratc OF the Manchester
l;aptist church TO IN The vacancy accustomed
by til. resignation cf Rev. William Il; Hatcher
Tho quarterly report Of the Planters Ma
,iouaI Eank shows 'ha, Ia" hanks total assets
S33t."ol So deposits. S317.S7o.1G: circulation.
Sl27,500.
Tho firm Of E:allard Eros has been dissolved.
ih. sole management Of John +. Ballard.
Tho supreme cGur, Of TIC United States met
seats. Without hearing any motions. the court
:,diouInc TO to-day.
spent several hours Yesterday considering the
Eussian treaty ccding TO mis- country, the
"sia The rontec took no ACTON Sne' by
Tn. House Judiciary Committcc will remain
il session a" OF 1nis wGS i not Gnger
it does adjourn. ii will he until May
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
Who SlouId BE Iccturcd

ntR esteemed contemporary the Viz
~ Sih!Schc Ic!tung. is fully justified in
rohdcinnIhG such false reports as have bcen
spread concerning tho loyalty Of good Ameri-
cans Iii inns community who happen 10 he of
German birth or descent That thouchtlnss
gossip has injured loyal citizens is undoubte cd
jy true and is highly rcgrcttablc Rut there
is Il good deal TO be said on the other side
of the question
II Is ilkeiy that no one knows better than
Inc NlrgniSche Ieitung that II great number
OF remarks ana incidents of worse than uues-
'ionabIc loyalty have never found their wav
!to the newspapers against which orr con
temporary complains. Amcricans who have
lived and worked side - side with iudi
Nlduas properly described az German Amcrl.
cans cannot bring themselves TO believe that
III IN" event OF actual and active war. the
men VINO nave found protection. freedom and
prosperity i'll this country will turn against
~ III IT'S TIM" OF danger. Bu, many Amcri-
cans have had cause 10 be anxious
lhoy are not anxious as 10 the outcome
ott some Oh 'hein are anxious as to future
relations with those who have been rhcir
TRENDS ana whom they had regarded AS
Americans Ike themselves Despite the pro-
icsl OF our contemporary. there has been nm
WIS" talk' there has been apparent dis
'pHdIE ana 'hcrc nav" been actions on the
part Of some Germans in this community
wren nav" been too well fixed to be dis
missed as rumors" Oar contemporary
would employ uscir more patrioticaIly and
more wisely, IL il delivered its lectures TO
such persons---not 10 American newspapers
when universal service is instituted the
movie studios arc going TO iosc some OF their
handsomcst heroes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
An Ally OF the SIiinn

The time at last has come when We
our friends with force will back
The Stars and stripes will proudly wave
with Engi;imd's Union Jack:
win Frances tri-hucd battle flag, with
ltiSsia's cross OF blue:
with NipponS bloodrcd sun. and with
italian coiors. too;
win gallant Hclgium's banner stream
ing yellow, black and red;
our soldiers soon Will be with theirs.
our dead lie with their dead.
Goa give us strength and will and
nerve to strike Il telling blow
FOR freedom and democracy and othcr
things that go
To make existence worth the while
and value give to life;
'ol blessings such AS these come not
through ease. hut by tho strife
OF men who. loving liberty, arc faith
fun to the end
Ana count II privilege indeed tbcir
country [" defend.
Arise, America! hit hard for tusticc
and for right
War Is at hand, face thcn the fact
grid up your Joins. and--nght!
w. r. SHIELDS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

To the l.diicr OF The Times DiSpatUh.
Sir, was glad to such Il high cncoIuiItu
on our southern maiiua. meal, In,,
isSu" OF your paper, from ~ w Smith, az la =
tiinor" Nd Professor Dunnin,, ton of the Uni
NerSitT of virginia, says OF that AS il
contains larger amount OF fat Than wheat
contains ~ rs more nearly complete food
Professor N:,uG h:.Ir. Of the University of AIichi
Eah. states that corn contains one of The purcst
INGREDIENTS OF any kind Of grain Notwith-
"rn r""pI" eat bread
i'u' We at" entering rncS during which
ne inir"drction Of corn meal viii be very ex-
trn$iN" aud that viii hr good result of sue
l,,m.SS. lrelnm and North Carolina farmers
should cultivate the largest crops o corn that
they nave ever ruitivat cd. The White Dent
corn OF the South is over tour times more v;ilI .
able Tor human rood than that grown in Iowa
Limos. etc. and much Savory 4 field
Of corn is not easily burned by an inccndiary
and tins - very important at time when war
Is waEcd by irc. with O day. burn
Ing Of the Of the Thilistinca i,y Snunson
was evidently wheat such grain
Corn bread like tn" eel. must he eaten when
warm or not. and Tho meal be slowly
ground, and not kiln-,lricd. and dcgcrrni-
mated ThIs - the meal used by the People in
the North and Middle West. and is one reason,
The suggestion is given for the longer
walton OF meal that " u tiaiiron. IA bowldcr
about the SIC Of ones head. is put into The
middle OF n Darrell Of meal tho meal viii longer
stay sweet. Corn meal, and often Tor days only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
SEEN ON THE SIDE.
Pro 1'ntrin.

The old ways were the bold ways
70 which tho fathers chung;
lheE sought no weak and cold ways,
Tho paths of doubt among.
IheN dreamed dreams and believed them,
Loved brave deeds and achieved them.
sought honors and received them
And so their names are sung
ihcE Huatled not AMI they failed not
When banners were displayed
ana dcSpotS might awaited not
Gninst frccmcn. unafraid
souls we're to God commended
When they their homes defended
hut their bright blades descended
And way for freedom made
Now. YOU mon who arc true mon
stand in tho fathers place,
You must old faiths renew, men,
Ns tits Your stalwart race.
strike: for The land which bore Won.
For brave men gone before YOU,
strike! for Il flag flies DER YOU
Which nc'cr has known disgrace,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

phTchcd corn the mainstay Of tho Con-
,,euerate soldier for over four years. and tho
-
IN, IN oiden times and now. no Southern break
inSt was. Or Is. complete without batter bread.
VT SPOON bread. made OF unadultcrntcd meal or
corn cakes. with the addition OF tho Southern
CAVIAR much superior 10 the Russian from the
Nor'h carolina roe herring. With the exccp-
non t:at this roe is to he found canned. and
SSno,led In Northern fancy groceries. It IL but
u ~ known outside of tho southern States.
" brcwry feeds his loo rolorcd insane pn-
tents at Petersburg. Va. more useful.
YET cheaper. diet than is used by the rich In
>I H, York City. THOMAS r. EVANS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03
The Richmond Times-Dispatch
information Bureau

, injuries regarding almost my topic except
ing or lrEni and mcdirni subjects nrc answered
irrc by The 1fmcs-DfSpntcl i Inforn,nt ton Hu-
rchn. Through our Washington branch
Iortunhtc Ira hn'ing tho unpn rnllcled
resources of the various Federal government
departments and the great Library of Congress,
which furnish information of priceless value to
the public. As all Inquiries answered di-
rrrtly by personal letter irrespective Of whether
printed. 2-rrnt stamp tx required for return
postage. Writer'S must he furnished
initials will moi nnswcrb and pnstOfllrc address,
must be plnuIy given. Address The Times
Dispatch Information Bureau, HiclimOnd, rn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

y TROOPER was StrollinG through William Byrd
Park with his girl clnging swrctiy to his arm
Ni"letS?' yelled a small boy who had them
to sell on tho first April day
No answered the soldier abruptly
"Aw swau." the boy retortcd you got one
is YOU Amt he dewitt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

That little group OF willful mon was.
for the most part in Congress when il as
scmbcd yesterday. but they will not he Il
group again. Indeed, most OF them have
been busy ever since adjournment explaining
that they were not. and never had been. Il
group anyhow. They were just individual
patriots.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

Robin Mcl'harson met David Drummond on
tho road to Thruns.
GUIDE morruin' lad said Robin An hoo
is your guide wife. an all the at lamc?'
The WcanS are ne'cr at hamc" answered
David. bitterly. an dinna blame them. My
guide wife is a hletherin' auld bcllunr. an drives
mo frac my ain but an ben wi her sour looks
am worlds"
Heck, though, she was the apple % yer
c'e?"
Apple: ~. the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rain
Dealer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

eral or "lcader" That Germans should hold
either OF these titles oftends the British
people. and if the House OF Lords refuses To
pass the bill II will supply another reason for
the inevitable change in its Constitution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

-; = IL. lIopcwc!l Na.--rn The coming
with Germany Tie United states will not suffer
from lack of a copper supply II is estimated
that the twenty-five larges, Amcrican- owned
copper companies will produce 2.0jS 100000
pounds Of copper III 1917. compared with 1918
rnc,"r" pounds in 1916. Tho output can he
greatly Increased III of necessity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

4. H. Chester Vain regard To starting n
rHhhrtg plant IT is suggested that ynn taxi.
tn" matter M with the National Gamers
Laboratory. 1850 II street. Washiurton. u. 6.
Ih"N have published AN interesting book en-
titled Canning and How TO Use Canned Goods
which viii probably DO Of interest YOU. This
book Is for sale by the National Gamers As
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