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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

NANI Nd. ". hav" vaoauc!,- now Tor .
S'hr"i Tea, n'rS. Salary. $50 to $40 Grade
teachers. 50 L." So. Wr!tr us Ut ono. II
." ht' vr'h Tor a position. state CO.
8i'-r2iiN" t':sgh hrs AEgmCy. Eichmond Va
~. ,!lh'."" .'',.gi- -rT"ai.. i,ox 500.
ttiNhiEoHI va. Wishes 10 enroll tescbtrs
tor i5ii i iUg ,nii- ~ Nir!IuIa and south
ein state sttfIi-h"d i>,0 Reliable SER
~. 'ttinlnhl"iS 'oD!r!- write A.
u 'r'9b'.. mos. ) - "t.~H Ii.LI Mgr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

Charles ". Garrison. 5lt7 Forest E.ll Ave.
SWA%SBONO.
u. ". Roberts DrUs store. 2tei Hull ST.
FULTON.
J. y. BLACK. -1lr WILLIAMSBURG Ave
Peoples D:Us store. $500 Williamsburg
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EXPERIENCED

\'iiiNEKN aud m.it suppy men TO tray.l
iFSi nia. Nor'h Carolina ami south caro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

the real estate and improvements de-
scribcd III In. said decd as follows to-
wit. That certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land iN!uS. being ana situated in the
city 81 Williamsburg. Va. bounded ana
described as follows: BEGINNING at a
point on tn" southern line of Main
Street puke Of Gloucester Strg,tJ
which n1iut Is the intersection OF tn.
said south line OF Main Street With the
west line OF The property OF Randolph
Macon ana the Dawson heirs. thence
running wcstwardly along the south
line OF Main street ,DUkc Of Gloucester
Stre.D, and fronting ,hereon seventy
clEht tIN) feet NOR. or less to I. point
winch Is SIX 60 ic.t east u tn. room
extension of the dwelling l.uW occupied
By the SAID GfautoTS. ANA running back
spuihwarGiy between parallel lines to
Fr"nc!s street on which It has !. IKE
frontage
TERMS For cash as "a So n,uch Of
II. proceeds a. may re necessary to
ccira! the expenses q: executing this
:! --' 81: !GGl.s - trustees commission.
- use 'a.ry per cent. = d taxes tina,
may te c--. and T=tac.e r-1ro--i0-l
;|f ir- current year, - LAP ~. and O.
charge 'rFr -l'.s one :r- $40 aid
interest from Ar~.l a. ,sT- .rs on.
tor. $500 and interest from ..ur.! =:
!+st ttI go balance. 9 r-s T.. one
>-ar rom Ga'- 81. the ur-.- given
iH- deferred ~ merits 10 hear .-.t-r.--.
r'.n ~ y" -'4".r- hE g tr--' Decd ca
,ae sn2>e described Property
IRVINE NAN
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BY Write OF "a certain Iced Of trust
10 the Undersigned trustee, dated April
u. 1915. and recorded May s. 1916, in
the clerks office OF tn" city 81 VII.
liamshurs VA in deed book = page
29N. default having been made in tn"
payment OF the debt thereby secured
and being required 50 TO do by the
beneficiary, VIII scll at public auction
on tn" premises. or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

'pl.okED Eir' wanted to a-sia, IN general
.!'"nN'M"rh. Apply Mrs rankin. So; East
'.ritr' Str,"i. AnMrtmlnnt .N. ~"
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HELP WiNTL.I,--Fcrnaie

" A$TEp. nrSt-,!a>s woman pastry cook
Whit" ar colrr"H. steady position and GOOD
ta}arI 10 the right Marty KI,hinOnG Cafe
teri" Seventh and Franklin Streets
WASTED - experienced girls ia make
pnO"r boxes also beginners. Apply ION-
J." Eros. TN"nty-ntth aud Franklin Su.ets.
fII /. bright. capaii. ladies Io traNc,. dem
"Ustraic and sell dealers 80 TO $50 per
week. Railroad fare paid. Goodrich Drug
Company. Dept. 49,. pnhhn. Ncb.
WAR requires imm"diat" appointmcut hun
d-c!s women cny"rnmcnt clerical posi-
lions So month List positions free" Frank
lin l"sti'u'" Don't. go T.. Rochester. y Y
WRITE motion picture plays. $50 each EN-
I"ricnc" Unnecessary Details fro" To he
ginn"rS. Producers League. 81 Wainwright
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

Fatr.nccnt pharinauy IL. Fairmoun, Az,
BARTON HEIGHTS
Ealy's DrGS store. NuTtU AVE.
Stccrc Drug store, lyv" North Ave.
HIGHLAND PANN
&. \. Gosh. - Co, 100 Iu!!4 Ave.
". * Vaughan. I'uu.th anu stuart.
\. N IOWnscau. Milton aud MaryIan
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HELP wANTED-Male g. temale

MEN, wums"n - ,pa! nui,in; ,G.,ts. S. /,
"a! 81 "N'"'u-, u-i"nte"a. airy "ncrgetic
person. 'u'i"-' ann" Tot bona Ha.. r.Eistrr,i
CONTRACT Great Western furnishing IN
boM III south .i.ud. Ind. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

Hil.N dress Tree Tor distributing h,jrodu"tur
'"i"H among Hhit" aud coi"rcG cal! IL
arts and tul Particulars !2iI EAST Mai,
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WOODLAND HElGHTS
Woodland heights Pharmacy. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

VACANCY June. 3" for competent salcsnIa nj
OF ~ mere liant. wtth HirE. cleveland cor
l"F"t"n, l." sol n"r" hhnts a needed nigh
'I"Ss speciality III Virginia and surrounding ri
territory. 80" {" $500 per lnomth. Commits :;
SONS Iaid weekly. St.,i" experience. Al
dress sial"s Manager. IioN -. station Z,
I -L,.tlANN. Oh,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

Statesmen calling on manu-
featuring and factory trade
to sell high grade legitimate
product as Il sidc-line. No sam
pies to carry. Liberal COM
mission proposition. Write
North American Linsecd Pro-
ducts Co, Cleveland, Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

SALES manager wanted. Something n"yy
business n"C"ssi'y R'iails s. to SIoD
Enormous profits. No competition. Exriu-
%iy' territory. Ere" samples. Saycrs 90
ISL WniuwrISht. 81. Louis
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CREATION Observation-Disclosures

POSITION wanted by An. experienced
from Washington and Ice University. also
..ra'!uatc student at Columbia University.
N"w York. to rnaCh backward pupils during
ummcr. ID 800. care Times Dis patch
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Virginia. Nor'h Carolina .ni SoU,h caro-
liua.
RI tmrnG Va.
WASTED >teu"E,auh,r. rh"mh 90. =!
i,.-t Main
",AMTEp = ,.rt"n'..r, t" hu!,d forms =,
H"'t Lin" Bridc" WI pa. ~ cents -p"r
hour for "Nr.riruccd men. H,.ular worh
iYr Is months ". W. Buckley GO Phone
WANTED. 10 plumbers aud ri9" n-tcrS
can ~ COON. sunday. Madison 500 :.
MIC. $50 ter day
WA%TEp AZ "Nu"rl"nr"d .",i'ir,r ia taR.
or'i"r> fpT pouTlar linz. o: stoves and
ranges. i.!h"r.A commissions paid. For par
'',nltrs. nHdr's~ ~ -. 'uI" T'Hle--D Dispatch.
WANTED. tU,u.E ntn Is To- 20 .tnrs IL ar.
Win a. I""~' y'ar> r"t"Il hEr6Nar" -
r"ri"u"". stat salary aud references II
! - c.re L.ln.s- nisnnig
aud hish N.thool craGu,,cy. YOU
can soon MAX" your English education pas
YOU 500 month can ~ 500 East BROAD
Si-"c'. third nu"-.
WANTED Ars'-"ln,~ ,tun.l ., orcc II y
Ca-'.r. SO East Marshall.
" N:>rEp. t.Hr'" :u"u {" Work ou"-h nr.r
wagon ~ -ha''s. Vail" or cn!"r,G Ran
'!plIl - W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
DEATHS

DAMS Died. Ia New Y"rk city. Jun. -.
ANNA DAVIS. widow Of Solomon DAVIS.
icrmyrly resident OF Richmond IL. her
Funeral from III" Chapel Hebrew Gene.
t.ry- MONDAY. Jun" -, at 10 ~ ii
II Akr.. -itIyd >u,.uenl!. ruurs,luy al -
L., NJ liENii a. HARE. in the si>,A
,m,rd Year of h,a "Ec. lie leave ~"
Ethel Hare and one brother. Charlie J. Is.
Funeral FROM linton station Ch.r,h sun
PAY AfTI:RNtpN !nicrnirut la oar.
wood Cemetery
So picu. Saturday. Jun" - l,l;. At MS
49, !. AE..I
IN Ml;MORIAM
ToNiN In loving remembrance Of our ,i,ar
father and husband. u J.. TONEY who
died Jun. -. 1914
IIIS CIiILDtEN AND WEE.
IN l"vi"g remvmnr. uv" "f nay dear sister,
MANY. who died ono year ago to-day.
j an, % 1915.
81" is not dead. bat sircrcih.
bEvaTi"Ss aud perfect rvpus.:
fr'" from 'arth's cares and it, trials
Disturbed not hy sadness nor woe.
Guar."d and Sori L.! III" Savior
Victor Ger death ami til. grave
w" '.now sh" il sleeping Swv-tiy
sister. EMMA.
hHcoNS Ia loving ami sweet remembrance
81 my dear husband .ud our father. VII.
LIAM HENRY. WHO died on" Year ar" to-
The i.ord iSn"w i, best. t" i,ui him 10 rest.
W. miss thee every day NOR, and more
but hop" :" meet again
WIFE AND DAUGHTERS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

SALESMAN wanted in sol temperance
hri"hs. iarAo demand. iar-;o commission.
f"f ii"ii""r, $50 weekly drawing account.
our h"N"rnS"S guaranteed non;tlcohoIic.
!I"lihhl NiG %. ~ Louis. No.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED. young man salesman in auto
mobile accessory store. Apply 2l9 West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
Lost. ia Dr,y;ws ". Freed 20. gold bar
rin set with on diamond ana one s.,r-
ptlic- Reward AZ rctUruv,. 10 Nfs II. ~
Franklin. Gresham Court.
Los -. Broad street. between Eliza Hard
ware Company ANA cuh"nS store silver
cara Ease. initials on brth sides. Reward
u returned 10 ILLS Floyd Avenue.
LOST. So between y T. Ch,,hom's and
thirty FIRST Street. South IN, hmnnd: one
sln 1ill aud on" 81: Reward II returned TO
"it nun street. Miss {. + May.
STRAY Nd from my farm On" black
Reward. j. L.. Gordon. Phone Madison
icis-R
LOST. AN Opal brooch II found. call Ran.
d"Lnh .?ii-W.
LEFT ON Gint.r i'.rh car Ss,urtay packag"
1ontainiiIs untnn suits al! Madison 3san
Lost. solid gold Horseshoe, ;,in 'orU"r Fit'h
aud HToad Thaihm-r store. Reward
R"turn 10 2'n, West Grace
LOST. bla'N leather Instrument cas-" II.
Monro" Park on Main Str.", ear Re-
ward u returned to Dr. n"rb.ri Siam. lii
LOST OF str.y"d from iiyrd rarN CITY
\urs"ry. mai" PUPPY. apout w'"kS old:
whit" aud black Sputs. Return to city
Nnrs.ry. Byrd Park.
LOST Forest Hill or iroad and Main
yesterday. black " g u p"cll-trurI.
containing about 81 In uo,"- and uthcr
1ap"rS- Nam" inside. Reward r q
Smocl,. Maids ~ i2-G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

WANTED. experienced SALESMAN to acl our
fh"cy fruit t"niprrdno" drinks In sm;l d
country towns. Liberal commission contra ri,
with so wcrki' drawin;; account j ST.
- Louis. Mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
SITUATION WAATI.D--,.ale

' '"'i 81 H. l du1 experienced chauffeur
"hnts position. X. .rcu,cs cACnamE.,i.
Gan A""'-' a!s9 81 wG.,, $50 l.. Hortn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

i,'''.""'' "tin o-."n yeIsa' experience
"h! n'S'-"ld-H references. 4,- Ir.n pcrtu.-
h'ni r"Hii. ga huuTcss 1919 B.nk Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

TIE i.Hgu-E BOTTLE co. I%C.
L-n.a counters
EaE I.lr-E,-
raar it-rlstors
- tr.,'f4fyfs
!sr''."s ana EurE=
We u-y 80. re-. anytrlr.
ELg.e Madison fyTs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

i...t 'r.iir.->' r.D ~..t",!unu desires position
81 '''''SA't 90 I''"i9 '"iutu4s-lvI salary
""sis t. 5y. oar" Imcs- Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

WANTED. experienced folding hov sales
man. y" Other nccd arply state expert
"n'c. section travelled. extent Of sales. ref
"r"nocS salary or commission expected. /.
- VIZ 'IirIrS TN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
MARRIAGES

l.. L Il L 9. ScHArr. Miss Josephine
married in Washinrtun. u g .iuES % ia.
-. fairi"l.H church 10y K"v. J NJ Nc.
NHmar. Will reside at lS., Wet car.
street. ,ity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

ELAN y FtESTEN.
AuCiIOncCrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

WE need several laborers App,y ready
for work TO Montague Mfg. Co. Broad
S'r""t aud it"I, Line.
IA ..N. ~ al uNct. wanted tiDNUIuts..it rail-
way mail clerks So month List govern
;'"ut i"bs uIcn. IRE" Franklin institute,
r,"t Isl =. dorchester. y Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

NN> TED several ryIudcr lr,~- t..,I.r-
and h'irois l. II i-ut!us. --o W.st
WANTED plumn.r AppIy ". = M.h,,.,.
~ i."-, Min S'r."t
W ANTEb, hoy- 10 learn rlunbiu. rr.G"
AMY t"r."- ii"'h.in| 80, i'ii W"-' BrunH
rorNG man local rour"-"u;atl. 'o-
"Sta Dli~h"G rt"rr',:tlIc agency. Must u-
- $"aTS q: tr" and hav" - least hich
school education Excellent upuortuni'v Tor
advancement 50. ca" Tim" ri.ra'ch
!. Hro"n. N"w K"-or,oir
SAI.ESNt% wanted 20 so.trr Individual
orders 'ur MA -tirt-, Irir" 81, each.
f"' - Commission 81 r.r dozen This ls
=c"t hing Address Clinton u Srlth y
% - :" - I"rUard street. N"w York CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

''';'' KY Nu,mcN abu lincSmcn wanted
Ar'lN Briggs Engineering % .in,nmii,ruf
iU"',". i'tt'fNnnrG va. .iunLly MORNING.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
BY ELAN " FUNSTl.N.
Zeal Esjat. AuctlunccrS
BY ELAN X FJ'NSTEN.
Real E.stat. AuctlunccrS.
ENEcuTOES PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
or
BRICK DWELLING.
1911 !. w. Main St.
AND THE BUSINESS PROPERTIES,
4lo and All South
Harrison St.

The undcrs icucd executor Of Emucila
Gaines. deceased Will sell at public
auction, on the premises, in the order
nnMci hollow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

SAt.fSMl:N whaiCd, experience. unnecessary
Earn while you icarn. Write for large n.
"i openings and testimonials from hundred
oi our iu"lnb"iS who earn 500 % $500 !,
month. Address ncarcs, Office Dcpt 20,
National Sal"SincnS Training Assucta ton
Chicago. New York. San Francisco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
HELP WANTED-Ainle
LABORERS WANTED


LABORERS WANTED
We sS;Y:l s"rs's Mrs Any uS sass
MN M Ma, ii S %,Yi; want" E"Sv,Hn"nl rain
Dot ~ ., 'to,ny-i"r 7
WANTED, Immediately, % col
ored men. Apply Allen &
Gintcr Branch, Seventh and
Cary Streets.
'ix;Y H.Iy /; M'yms1 aH nnesmcn wanted.
eo,nn lot.Ssu S r.s'H'sr'"E n" Shn,"mmgmt
iiel, wages paid '''
w AETtiRxicsr 'H W,>,A oA>ysnoNon,+H
N ttInl r, A,;I!T A;D I%T n% IT. s% i&f2
MNiHIHh H,AL ::S to"ionATIo% III EAST
"1 ,5.N53s Ri" % '.. n ''5"
fali@ r. y o. ' '"% ISn1"" Z. N"oy
Al ">t.,ri"n,,"d sodn man gl... reference.
,n in' n.Ti,y9lars .a,.ry w..nTs i"n9,
"h'> 'oNinrt"n. Va. ""'
"ANrni!. "no nrst-cu,s wa,i,o barber "a,
e@mt or { nsE wsY All . pr
! J. smith pr"p. Scotland Nucs y
"i( At ono. registered or .,~.Stan,
.,,i";I,. ,,'i or men With d.ug *
,..rti,, Address !. ~ Snith,9 10, ~
'AbtNErMA<EH ana upnol.,.r,r =,
i'f.' h'"h Si"iion"rE tat,siuan fu, hmm
.,5,, , w'fI"ni.is wh1i" and 'o"reI !aJor.,s
,icaoErap'"rs. - rogiet"r. f.i,u' h,in t.,i
,,,,'ni"t."-.s hHHii" E.uViuy u,"ut i.u:,"E,
- - = s""G. ',pgri"ncrd dolLi. outry
Tor ia" riehi uau. Address Stain. 49,. III
> TO- lz9.. city
" 3rr, ,I "a, ""lr ""ner!sneed NAL" stem
Tor. Sal"r. 500 p"r month Hnin"i,',,,
y Dennis tc,er lmrs Va.
WANTED. collector for real estate or,c.
un'E n"r;ion "t Your tim" rcUuir"d M..st
FURNISH satisfactory. reference. Apr!y e A.
ar. Tine. Dispatch
murSery, " 7 Hood \ 90. ,;int.r rark
N ,,a;h- f'r ,, ,"gi. Sam - ( IN" 10, "n.
'gE Nn,ai!Gns~. rapid aiv"n"sn.n, 'Thuu-
% Ia, Of i"hS CO m, Year HiG hoip
!, l"i to-day. Earl IIpi hirs VI. ahlu.:,nii
CARPENTERS wanted K.nsiu.,om Ay.nuo
,,"'I west Sir""' Hrlns tools \ u
',,NtM1H ihh"r"r, wnui"d. bri,k'a,crs
h"ii"rN and "sri'"nt"r-s hrlpor=. k..l-iu--
ION Avenue and West Street : 81 Wa.au;,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

Statesmen. corporation planning nationa
advertising campaign on commodities sol.
Ia retail trade Commits sion basis ExroI
lent side line. Waikiki Chemical Co, Inc
New paltZ. ~ Y. - ''N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

SD l.ESMEN wanted: big money commits
sion. selling lodge memberships; establish
imE iods.S. Th" owls. South Rcnd Ind "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

WAETEp EIRST.cI.ASS AUTOMOBILE
Ne, nANlSS WITH CoNSIDEitNPIf
HGtItn Ai,iif >A;p N4I i.iiT suii&ii
SAi;NtiiS 70 RIGHT .Ai;TiIS roiti:y =
TX Sh - l.tS toHfonATION. 81 EAST
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

SALESMAN for general mercantile trade :,
virginia To sell new proposition Of mnri7
vacancy now. attractive commission cor
tract. 81" weekly for expenses. Miles /,
BHlcr CO.. Wholesale Jewellers, .;Sa, CARL
Building. Cleveland. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

A%TED first class Blacksmith Smith
Moor" Vehicle Co, ga N"rth E!fh.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-07-27
DEATHS.
y us baum.

Mrs. Rebecca Nusbaum, widow OF
the late Rufus Nusbaum, who depart
ed this life u years ago, died July ~,
aged - years, > months and 20 days.
She is survived by five children, Mrs.
Mary j. Owings, OF Baltimore; Harvey
Nus baum White Hall, Baltimore
county; Francis Nusil1um keymar
Mrs Jonas B. Burner, near Westmin-
ster, and Mrs. Gertie Dandy, OF Brook
lyn, ~ Y; also Il grandchildren and
great grandchildren.
The funeral services were held
Monday at the home of her cousin
Grove j. Shipley, at Bird Hill, where
she died Services were preached by
Rev. Gonso. of Westminster, assisted
by Rev Sites, of Deer Park Circuit
Her remains were taken to Salem
cemetery at Bloom and inferred.
The pallbearers were John A. Bak-
er, EX-Sheriff Robert Davis, Lloyd
Shipley. John Davis, VIM. Shilling and
Robert Davis of Harrison. Harvey
Bankard & Son funeral directors.
We know not who next may fall
Beneath Thy chasing rod;
One must be first, so let us
All prepare to meet our God.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-07-27
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY Il, 1917
WHAT WAR COSTS THE COUNTRY.

An idea of the enormous cost 10
maintain Americas fighting forces is
given in a statement issued by the
committee on public information show
ing the relative amounts expended IN
1915, when the country was at peace
and to be expended this year.
Subsistence, for instance, which IN
1915, was supplied at the modest
cost of $9,SOO,000 this year has been
provided for in the appropriation es-
Inmates at $4,000, 600.
Clothing and camp garrison equip
age, which two years age were mad
for Sc 800 900, will cost this year $23l,-
600 900 II
Ordnance stores and supplies, which
in 1918 we're furnished for only $780,
900, this year will cost more than
100000, 900.
Manufacture of arms, which in 1915
cost s45O,0O0, this yearwill costmore
than So 100000
Ammunition for small arms, which
in 1915 was had at $4,000, this year
will cost $14S,OO0,O0O.
Transportation, which in 1915 was
furnished at $13OO0,O00, this year will
cost 1922 100000
Regular supplies, which i'll 1913
cost $10,OOO,O0O this year will cost
$4,000, 600.
For aeronautics $780, was appro-
priated in 1915, while $41, 100000, al
ready has been appropriated for this
year. This does not include, Of course,
the Administration big aircraft pro-
gram, which calls for an initial ap-
proDriation Of $639, 100000.
Among the items already purchased
are 5.O0O.OUD blankets, $1,000, 900 yards
of bobblnet, 100000 cots, 45,5O0,0O
yards of cotton cloth, 100000 OF
unbleached drilling, 100000 pairs OF
shoes and 119,191,O0O pairs Of light
wooden socks.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-07-27
Electricity a Factor i'm Agricultural
Preparedness and Efficiency.

One of the big difficulties expert
enced by the American Farmer is the
frequent shortage of labor, and for
this reason his greatest need lies IN
the utilization of every possible labor
saving device.
Undoubtedly electricity is the
greatest single labor saving agency
that the farmer can use. Electric
power can be made to do great
many different kinds of work, both
productive and non-productive. And
electric light is a time and labor saw
er. The following are some or the ways
in which nearly every Agricultural
College in the United States ana can
ada are showing the benefits or cleo
tricity to the farmer and residents OIL
the rural districts.
For pumping water. Fully automatic
pumps on both deep and shallow wells
can be easily installed on any farm.
Their use will save all the time ana
work of pumping and carrying water:
For separating the cream, churnlng
the butter, running the washer, grind
stone. wheat cleaning mill. A small
10 motor power stand will operate all
these hand turned appliances for less
than cents per hour.
1t will operate a milking macnlne'
A small motor will operate machlnes
to milk as high as four to eight COWS
at a time.
1t will heat an electric iron, run
vacuum sweeper, run an electric IAN
These are direct helps to the mousse
| hold labors where the service OF cleo
trictty has done so much for the bet
tering Of living.
The use of electric light is an ad-
vantage as we'll as a safety measure
1t may seem at first place that the
savings affected by the use or electric
| light and power are small but II the
reader will consider all the savings
so effected he will find that many
hours per week can be saved by the
use of electric light and power and
the equipment that does with it.
! If the American farmer is to meet
the demands which are imposed upon
him at this time, and does not Wish
to be handicapped because of shortage
of labor, he must find a way OF less
ening his unproductive labor.
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Hoyt Colgate Flater, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Flater, Of Pa
tapsco, died Monday evening at 9
o'clock, aged , months and p days.
Rev. G.. z. Banes was in charge OF
funeral services which were held at
Pleasant Grove Church, at IL o'clock,
Wednesday morning. The pallbearers
were Roland Wisner, Arthur Caple,
Norman Barrick and Edgar Armacost.
r A. Sharrer & Son, funeral direc-
tors
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Harrison.

Mrs Lena NJ. Harrison, aged about
Sc years died at the home of Mrs
Emma f. Cahall, near Sandyville
last evening, where she was board
ing. She is from Chester, Pa, and is
survived by her husband and one son
The remains we're shipped to Chester
Pa today where funeral services and
interment will be held. James NJ
StOner, funeral director
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GET YOUR NAME AND ORDER
on SOME COAL DEALERS WAIT
ING LIST. Say to him. as many
others have done, ~NO hurry, but
when you can, put Coal in. l. want
good COal-I'm willing to pay what
it's worth" You will get good service
by ordering from Smith & Relfsnlder
before the rush comes.
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Brown.

David n Brown, colored minister
OF Western Chapel for many years
died last Saturday, aged SO years,
months and - days. Funeral services
were held Tuesday at 10 o'clock al
Western Chapel and interment made
in adjoining cemetery. James NJ. Ston,
er & Son funeral directors.
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Salem Lutheran Charge.

St. Benjamin s-Sunday school 9 a
m. Preaching 10 a. m. Theme The
Red Cross and Other Crosses" St
John Sunday school l p. m. Preach
ing D. m. Theme, same as above
Christian Endeavor society 7.30 p. m.
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How does this please you. n. l.
GOrSuch Son Go. are paying ten dol
lars "A Darrell for Corn and want il
too, why not bring in load at the
highest price that was ever paid fOl
Corn. ten dollars a barrel.
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Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church

Morning Worship 10.3O. Sermon by
Rev. H. c. Hall Violin solo, lie
Cygne" (the Swan, Saint Saens, Mr.
Essers Evening worship s o'clock.
Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Hall. Music by
orchestra, mixed quartette and vio-
lin solo, Mr.. Essers, 'Reigen Seliger
Geister" Sunday school 915 a. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday pm. E.
n lToUhray DaStOr
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Methodist Protestant Church..

Rev. Edgar T. Read, pastor.
Sunday, July 10Th.
9.30-Bible School.
1O.3O-MOrning WOrship-"The Min
istry of the Red Cross"
S-Evening Worship-"Abide With
Me-" a hymn of the end of the
journey.
We cordially invite you to worship
Txyith