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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-28

business plan to storckecpers Can earn
S5o to 37s weckly: Pay every day. Call
between $50 a. NJ. and 10 A. NJ and
between T.. NJ. and $50 T. A. - North
Ninth, Room 2ll, Real Estate Bldg Win
throp-Ivcs Co.
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WANTED, a couple of bright
young men to start work in
packing-room, between sixteen
and twenty years old. Good
chance to learn a good line and
qualify for advancement. G.. +.
Sauer Co.
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SPECIAI, NOTICES

HE BANK 81 Commerce ana trusts on
..H!i! D.. 1918. assumed the deposits al
me MANCHESTER National Bank Of Rich.
iin"hG, Ei!ginih. and Will continue Tie
S'r' Ing business at Tenth and Hull S,rects
"a" inSutution. With capital and surplus
n5r nttSV'oOui ana resources Of over tS-
T,D.rh VIII. through it's Manchest.-
~ aL1h' Dc In position TO give its .ns
49, 49,. .a'ser oahk!ns facilities than those
ne Manchester National Rank Of R;cb
uu;,.itG, Hchipond Virginia. Tenth ana I'M
- IN the State o! Virginia is "Iosin.r.
~ ,aHa!fs All note holders and OH,
,n,,,ie9ITs OF the association are hcreGv
Claims TO-, " nrrs%n; the notes and other
+. r. MccoHNEI.r..
p,n. =, President
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MECHANICS - Wanted, . ex-
perienced automobile me-
chanics. Apply to A. Edloe
DOMAIN, Jr., GA East Main
Street.
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Richmond & PETERSBURG
Electric Railway
Atlantic CoastI,;;q
The ss1naa.1 tAn.caa Of III. south

The ss1nGa4d kaitoau OF lh- sou,,
TRAINS LEAVE k!LIiAl1El IAN, :.
For Florida ana SouiE. 900 g.!
S:lb 4. M: l::tS 4. NJ -' anu
r. ~, G:ts T.. II. - d. -
FOR \; q ". ny. West: az A ~
500 p. A.. s:ss p. ~ :" b.
SEQ a. NJ. 800 \. ". g 20 A. NJ "a, q;
A., 400 r. a.. t::ts r. ~. G.ss r
Fer Soiosbofo and Fayetteville. .,os
Trains arrive Richmond daily: s.ss u
n3G A. .,: ~, :, sSS III so a NJ. Il.2o
6:S7 +. NJ. 1916 T.. NJ. ans r. M Al
rExcspt snhcay sunday only.
nscuons DOT EGhrAa.eo4 Son
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GOOD positions open for young
ladies and girls in our bind
cry. $500 week for eight-hour
day while learning. Opportun-
lty for advancement. Time and
half for overtime. Pleasant
work. Apply at once to WILL
LlAMS PRINTING CO., IL n.
Fourteenth Street.
80, A. ! 70. young woman to as,!s, with
housekeeping anu sewing IN small family
one who can make herself EeneraiIy ustf,J
AGGrcsa Is lJ.. care Times Dispatch
W .tSTED. ladies' 10 take orders No san
I!' '.se 10 carry. no competition. no de-
lNrtiHH or collecting, Strong Endorsements
..H!yh repeat business Part or full time
SofN. Write or call 10 - A. NJ Sales
y ara ger. go North t,irst Street. Richmond
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STOLEN.
SlOO REIW A RID

RECOVERY and return of 7-passenser
handler automobile. 1915 model. Property
81 81 noberi q. Cano!!. Thos. branch Il Co.
n!Camo"d' va BODY dark blue hood ana
;!"m t:,oat wheels Virginia license No i.i5'
A"LoE No s!'s. Goodrich nor-Skid tires on
.iSht rear and right front wheels Plain
Ists on LETT rear ana left front wheels
hfia Goodrich non skid tire. Small dent
IN LEFT rear fender. Left front fender
punchtd W near where 1t Joins running
nonr! ny suck ~ road. paint cracked at that
pY!nt !vg can he distinguished by a ring
OF bout inches in diameter at back OF
ar wEi'h IS kent almost free OF dust by
sisihS IRON !s!ng!aSs window on right sid e
rear Of S'H7
~. 70 from my place in Ellison. Va
orc black marc mule. Moses Martin
No !n.-!9 Third Issue $50 Liberty Bond lief,
on Broad and Main Street car e lis carr
Times Dispatch '' "'e
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PCNEIE PERSONAI

announces IN. marriage OF hor d,,trbinr
y ,i;R % OVEN En- 70 FIRST sERG can't GEO,
Fifteenth Infantry. Medical Department T.
havj A C ,,rnnn , Meaac Nd; the ceremony
m. nome Of The brides uncle Nj = p
.2,untord Sergeant Percivai IS the son Of
VIZ amI Nrs. " Z. Perc!val. OF This city
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A leading commercial house
has an opening for an as
sistant to work in the book
keeping department, a position
offering good opportunity for
advancement. Young man or
woman with some knowledge
of bookkeeping preferred. APP
ply, in own handwriting, Post
Office Box 433, City.
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- r'Ht a.. Nanttd. hnemen. permancnf
Gu. 20 - cents per hour. AlexundrI.
lI:iSnInc 6onlpany. Alexandria VA
Mr. II ANlcS -NaUteG. neIuers ana
chan!SS Tor automobile work SALARY Axe
~ =" |oC per hour Tor hclpcrs and soc 10 &
.or Hcc mes Don't write. Apply in p.r
S"h Il i. Gayle supply Co.. Newport New,
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BY large wholesale house. competent
man 10 handle credits and Office Ex'.l-
lent opportunity for the right man. I'd.
drcss E.ll2. carr Times. Disratch.
EXPERIENCED operators on sewing ma
chine to learn cap making. Good wages
while learning. E,chison Hat Co Inc Iot
virginia Street.
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AUTOMOBILES FOE SALE.

MANW ELI.-Privatc party Will sell good as
new Maxwell roadster. or Mil trade for
touring car. L. o. Box ilti
OVERLAND S3. 1916. good running order.
Only $50. Sall beginning Monday. Mr..
u. Manson 1883 Owner drat,ed.)
oNtki.AND roadster IN good mocha Mica
=, condition. IT. you want sass:actory ser;
Motor 50; Inc. 5 South ninth St tan
PACkARD. model 80. seven IA ssenser: will
Barsain az $3.50 Terminal Motor Co. Inc
- south Ninth ST Randolph I.6l.
SSnoD useH cans cheap. Newly painted
ka.nLer Motor Co. RS;ani and Broad.
iKt.N,SsSo ton aud a half truck for sale
,.at S'oo. owner drafted Richmond smith
To,Hd ir9Sk Co.. 1913 West Broad Phone
IScD INtCkS-Onc l-tou Republic truck !:
one :" ton Republic truck one i-ton
DcnpS truck Prices application and
Car Sales. Co '
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J. 3. Mo.by & Co; require the service, OF
several young ladies' IN their notion and
small wares department This is a rood
opportunity for conscientious workers Ap-
ply on NTH floor. ask FOR Sir. jones.
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HELP wANTED-nIAIE.

FOR box factory, nailers, saw
yers, heading turner's; also
boys sixteen years and older;
laborers; good wages; good
conditions and steady work.
Miller Manufacturing GO.
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to typcwrite and do
position for one who
cs.Disp2tch.
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USED CAR BARGAINS

one Seaton Six +-rasseuecr club roadster
.'i.. IN hrst-class condition Two Maxwell
",,PdSS'!scf touring. rcrGinteu. new tops and
Mh srS Edas orerhauled one passenger
300 touring. reprinted and ovcrhaucd; tiras
H Hnu an wearing parts in Al order one
MaNwcll 1915 5-pasScnger One Maxwell 1917
,-paSSenEer touring. just the thing for
nntKinE and money making. Prices cr, an
assured Kline Car Sales Co.
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WILL give board and room 70 Iniddle a ged
white woman who vii! care for home and
two children. Light work. Address l. 76G.
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. At once. two women for general
houscwork: white colorcd sos East
Grace.
HI;LP-MALE OR FEMALE. 81
CLEkkS--Governmen wants thousands
women is or over. Full information free.
]. az. Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-28

TGPlST-Wanted lady
office work: pleasan
plcases. + LII, care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-28

FiiSr-class white baker wanted Mt once.
BcSt wages Apply American Bread and
Baking Company,
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STENOGRAPHER

EXPERIENCED and capable: good oppor-
tunity for permanent position with large
manufacturer. Apply E lis. care Times
Dispatch.
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h2E 9YSr rur u n Tor s- s34a Apply
Must be neat and willing. a!o Eas, Main
street
h,nfSuW"n!ed Boys, e years old and over.
~ o. and Marshs e1Ss s;1ss,, Station
oi dnanears wamted o Two sxpsrienced
soni 90. ilarrs@n and cav HS's Sirsst tn' Beau
ot 1,;a Wrnted AN ,3perielce; yoda clerk.
Good sa ;aN,"f but sfns mus, Of 500
c TO ,Tr"'In rsfersncss APPLY Fail
COtORED BOY over Is for waEbIrv d;vt..-
Amply &c Main.
COOK Good colorcd cook AppIv Croatia
Nlehmo4d Rcstanrant. West Broad
by ! Sre1 xor Tf6?,e rs rharnaey ioi Gran
D2 r. e T3na fer Ssn nRe country PTse,ee
"s"a t oSpor,uni, IsTse car. st'y An pn
patch. LIS
DRtIMG !SI,-As3iatant registered or expe
-A!ireas |. go. care Times: pispatch' 'e''ef'
LABOR FOREMEN with gangs
OF twenty men Or more want
ed; 45c to SOC per hour paid
TO foremen; soc per hour to
laborers. Eleven hours paw
for ten hours work. Applv
employment Office, Foundation
Company, Seven Pines Va. L.
5. Employment Service, so
Last Main Street, Richmond
Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-28

DoGGETT--ln memory OF ms dear SON
HARRY DoGGErT, who died seven year
cannot forge; YOU. dear Harry
Though long may seem the years
Ara OFT in the lonely hours
wipe away my tears.
By HIS MOTHER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-28

WANTED. a few good reliable
colored men for factory work.
G. f.. Sauer Co.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.

r.'.n H!olu W aan!EstVa i-ng.. l-.....I, :!
week Gays, ;4.lo PM, sundays: Az .i2l. pa
uai!v. fredericksburg Accom-. week Ga, ~.
:a.io u; = 's.!o Al. Ashland Accom- wrek
aA!h, L'':' % M. oc1PM .Ar.;6.S.0 A3I so i:G
Atins ticket and baggage offices no. oprn
49, =, :, e 80, Main ~. STA
= - ~ '''n' e'oPplnH III f.ih6 j. L!hn
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
IN MI:SIoRIA1,

PHACP-Edwin Phaup. Funeral Director and
Emha lnieT. 5O5 L. Main. Mad. 49,. Ran 800
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RAILROADS
Norfolk & Western Railway

fJ iitaS Nor R Syrf Stree, station. Richmond
$500 p. 81. :a.35 T. 81 d. 'iV' y 81.
$3.50 4 ~, $500 i ~ .S2s %, rs ;
\, AT.:Ee, kichmomd from norfolk .ii.2o /.
u. r,2;!o T. NJ, u 80 T., N .::!s ~, =
C,in'!!. LaHy except Sgwday !sir'f,v
1IM.S- 80 =. A4lM st Phone Ma ..t"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-28

bAG-i.osi. Forest Hill Park Saturday,, yiiL
rose co!orcd bag containing railroad IL. = al
ana other Eaiuables. Reward. CAN Mad!
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TW O BUTCHERS
Wanted, at once, for
Penniman plant. Apply
Du Pont Employment
Office, 622 East Broad.

neutrality-suspicious. lady bookkeeper
excellent position to right party Apply
own handwriting Is 40. care Times Dis
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WcIFF-t:ntcrcd into rest At her restdencs
1903 Erooi. Avenue, 800 A NJ MAJ -
MARIE WOLFF. wife OF Jacob l. Wolf
Funeral from 81. Johns Ev.rEel!cal
Church. EiEhth and Marshall at i NJ
THIS TUESDAY. May 2s. 1918 Burial at
Hollywood Cemetery
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,hECk-fhc public - warned against nnro.
uAt!ns Tor check drawn on tho Ameri-
can Hauur-! Bank, May ~ and signed by
Bruce License Automobile Warehouse Com
panE, and payable 20 h \, Blenner Tor
$500. same having been lost
DIAMOND BROOCH-Lost d;.Ionnd h,ooch
can Boulevard G6. Reward ~
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-12-04
EX- KAISER SEEKS TO SHIFT
BLAME FOR STARTING WAR

me. On my orders, German ships re-
turned at once to the security Of Nor
wegian harbors. Later it would not
have been possible for them to do So"
The emperor then mentioned dccla-
ratiOns OF Gen. w. A. Soukhomlinoff,
Russian minister Of war, during the
Investigations (which occurred after
wards, which he later altered to the
statement that he had not ordered real
mobilization but only readiness for
mobilization. The emperor, however
insisted on the correctness Of the first
declaration according to which the
czar had been induced by the kaiser to
recall his order for mobilization. lie
declared too that Gen. Nicholas
Januschkcvitch, chief of the Russian
imperial general staff deceived the
czar and the order was carried out in
spite Of him. This mobilization, the
kaiser would have il, was the final
reason for the war.
The Russian war party at the
court tho kaiser continued. "had al
ready in the spring Of 1914 compelled
I the cHar TO make prcparatiC ) for war.
From that time Siberian regiments
were gradually drawn westward. Thcy
were told that marcuvc's were the
reason for these movements and tltus
had they marched on 20 Vo'%a River
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-12-04
DOCTORS SAY CAlOJABS
ARE BEST FOR COLDS

According to the worlds greatest
physicians and medical experts, calo-
mel i,, The best and only dependable
remedy for breaking up a cold over
night or cutting short an attack or
sore throat, decpscated cough. inllu-
enza or Ia grippe Now that science
has purified calomefof all its nausea
and dangerous qualities, the new kind
Of calomol, called "CalotabS' Is even
more popular than the old style.
One CalOtab on the tongue at bed
time with n swallow of water,-thai's s
all No salts, no nausea nor the
slightest interference with your diet
work or pleasures. NeXt morning
your cold has vanished and your whole
system is purified and refreshed Gallo
tabs are sold only in original sealed
packages. price thirty-liye cents. Your
druggist recommends and guarantees
Calotabs and will refund the price II
you are not delighted with them. adv
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LEMON JUICE IS
FRECK{G7 REMOVER

&itlS! Wake this cheap beauty lotion
TO clCnr and wlitcn your skin. 49,,
Squeeze the juice of two lemons i'm
to a hottie containing three ounces OF
orchard white. shake VOL, and you
have quarter pint Of the best frcclilc
and tan lotion, and complexion beau
tiilcr, al vcr%, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter viii sup
ply three ounces Of orchard white
for q few cents. Massage this sweet
~ fragrant lotion into the face neck,
arms and hands each day and see how
frccklcs and blrmishcs disappear and
how clear, soft and white the skin
becomes, Yes! 1t is harmless.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-12-04

Copenhagen Saturday Nov. 30
Further revelations .,howing that
former Emperor William Of Germany
is seeking to escape responsibility for
bringing on the war are contained in
an article by Dr.. George Wegcncr, APP
pcaring in The Cologne Gazette, re-
counting conversation which the
writer had with the emperor just be-
fore he fed In this interview the en-
peror attempted to shift the blame for
the world conflict to the shoulders OF
DR.. Theobald Won Bethman-lIollwcg
former imperial chancellor and GOtt-
licb Won .Iagow, former minister Of
foreign affairs.
Against my will they sent me to
Norway" William is quoted as having
said 81 did not wish to undertake
the voyage because gravity Of the
Stuationti after the murder Of Arch
duke Francis Ferdinand, was clear at
first sight. But the chancellor said to
me, Your majesty must take this voy-
age in order TO maintain peace. II your
majesty remains here. ii undoubtcdly
means war and the world will lay TO
your charge responsibility for this
war.
"Wcll thcn undertook the voyage
Durin@ all this time ! received no re
ports from my government cOncCrnin&
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-12-04
MAJ. ". $. MANNING KILLED.
Eldest Son OF Governor Makes Su
Drpmc Sncriiicp.

Eldest Son OF Governor Makes Su-
prcmc Sacrifice.
Columbia, Nov. a9.-Maj William
Sinklcr Manning. eldest son of Gov.
and Mrs. Richard |. Manning, was in
stantly killed on the field Of battle in
France, November 6, five days before
the armisticc terms were signed, ac-
cording to information received by the
Governor from the War Department
tonight.
The telegram to the Governor from
Adjutant General Of the Army Harris
merely stated the bare fact that
Major Manning had been killed and
expressed coincidence.
A letter was received here today by
J. S. IIendlcy, Of this city, from his
brother, Lieut.. Hclmcs Hendley, who
himself was wounded in France, CIV
ing fuller details.
Lieut.. Hcndlcy said that as he was
laying in hospital in France from
wounds, another officer was brought
in severely wounded from shrapncl
and placed next to him in the ward
After the wounds Of the officer had
been dressed, they fell into conversa-
ton Lieut.. IIendlcy stating that ne
was from South Carolina. That Of
ficcr then told him that in the same
battle in which he received MS
wounds. he saw the son of Soutt
Carolina's governor Major Manning
instantly killed on the field by shel
which exploded near him as he was
attempting to rally his mcn
Major Manning was with the 3l6tl
infantry, l5Sth brigade, Seventy-nintl
division, OF the Fifth army corps
Governor Manning last week received
q letter from him, under date OF NO
vcmbcr / indicating that he had re
ccivcd his promotion to major shor
timc before and he said he was jun
liant over his promotion and III
chance Of actively participating OF
the firing line in command or troops
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-12-04
FOUR DIVISIONS NAMED
TO RETURN IMMEDIATELY

Washington, Nov. 30.-F'Our divisions
in their entirety and major units of
eight other divisions of the American
army in France have been designated
by Gen. Pershng for an early return
home These troops, with other spe
announced today, total 3,i5l officers
and 1868 men.
The complete divisions which will
return at an early date, Gen. March
said are the thirty-ninth, seventy
sixth, cighty-sevcnth and nincty-scc
ond. Important elements Of the fol-
lowing divisions to return as soon as
transportation facilities arc available
arc the thirty-lfrst, thirty-fourth,
Cighty-fifth, cighty-siXth and eighty
eighth
Now figures on the American army
casualties, announced by the chief Of
statf, which exceeds that made pub
lie a week ago by $4,000, covers all
to Nov 20. The principal change in
the revised list :, the addition Of 13,
600 mon missing in action Gen. Per-
Shing, ii was said, has thus far for
wardCd no explanation OF tho increase
under this heading and ii was aSSum-
! transmission Of the previous figures.
| General March explained that the re
/ v!3cd figures on prisoners could not
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NAMED
PORT FOR SOLDIERS
Many Returning Troops Landed il
South Carolina. Mny be Ten Month.
Before All Arrive.

huhs iftui hihS IiVOIS iuhuVu III
South Carolina. May be Ten Months
Before All Arrive.
Washington, Nov. 29.-Boston, New
York, Newport News, Va, and Char
lesion, S. c., arc the ports the war de-
partmcnt has planned for use for the
return OF the army from overseas.
Even with this wide distribution of
the strain on port facilities and trans
portation, however, and with German
ships now idle in German harbors en-
ploycd on the task, careful estimates
show that the last Of the army could
not possibly reach the United States
in less than eight months. Conserva-
tive calculations upon which prcpara-
tons by the department probably Will
be based, fixed ten months as the mini
mum.
These estimates have been made
wholly on the basis Of the physical
difficulties to be overcome and do not
take into consideration the question of
of an American force which may be
agreed upon at the peace conference,
II the return movement already in
progress is continued at full speed, the
last division in all probability could
not reach the United States before Oc-
tober, 1919.
Decision to route the troops 10 thcil
homes through the four ports men
toned is understood to have beer
based on two main considerations
First, they have been equipped tt
handle the transports and the men
and, second, they are the natufa
gatcways to the country, each fed b.
an independent rail system ramifyins
back through geographically indcpcnd
, cnt sections Of the United States. Is.
| loading the ships as far as posSlDl
. with men from the same general sec
ton, it will be possible, army officer
, say. to avoid cross carrying and dis
. ruption OF normal traffic in getting tn
: soldiers from the ships to their homes
IN estimating transport tonnag
available for tile movement Official
@ have not only looked ahead TO tho noN
: ships which will be delivered durin
u tho dem0Dilization period by the shin
: ping board, but also upon idle Gcrma
;, ships, including two new and yer
4 ,1,ro,, Iiuo,. ,,nuprtpb IN have noon CON
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< Home Demonstration Department.


There arc so many boys and girls
Of the county out Of school this fall on
account Of iniluacnza that | cannot
easily sec all Of you. | want to ask
any boy or girl who is interested in
joining either the canning of poultry
club to write to me at once, and | shall
come to see you or send you directions
as to work.
Those joining the Canning Club
should select one-tcnth acre Of ground,
which should be ploughcd and sown
down this fall. If this is not possi
bic, break plot and broadcast with
stable manure, so that ground will
be in best condition for spring plant
ing. Directions for hot beds. etc. will
be given in early spring. Those join
ing Poultry Club should secure a few
pure bred fowls this fall.
4 record of work is kept by mem
bcrs and on these records are awarded
the summer scholarships to Winthrop
College.
We were sorry on account Of quar-
Of the work done by club members this
summer. Food will save the world.
DO your part with other club Nom
hcrs Of the state Join in with other
members and make Iaurcns one OF
thc banner counties in food production
The evening herald., 1918-05-02

tu 'lc Second National bank u little
town. which remains niurlo-s az her
rcGu.s .st ana asked for President rhi.
pott
Under her eyes were the circle of
wr,.InE boo the quick ul,spiug AMI
uucio,pinE of h'r finger the glamur
of ut,rwruugh' n-1Ec. 1'.o iusf ~o.
TounYs insurance money md hor
v'icc choked piuuuN You know 20,
di'd loo France.
Tears rlltd her eye. tu u,erfluv
ius 1s ia" turned away and -WBhh'd
at them holplce.ly with worn i.ttl'
hautkerDhi,f and .loWIt rogpued con
tiol of hcr feelings.
'iie was ali had gave him
tu uy country. Hs au I had Zoo off.
Ara now hes gone and tH.s mooney
] ,obt take 10 from the government
pot whom it needs 70
WAR took nay father. war has inI.
cu uy son ana noN . want GOO give 'n,
government Jll I hpyS l''J my v.i
nW's mite 90 help wipe Nir ONT Df 'n.
vor' forever WIN yDr GET Wr iiup..
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The evening herald., 1918-05-02
Woman's Auxiliary
Elects Its Officers

The woman auxiliary held its clos
inc session This afternoon pt tnc Ma
SOM, temple. 4 resume OF tho work
shows % largo number OF workiup
branches n the district under .t- abl,
president. Mrs. D. A. Routcdge of
El paso
The Indian work at the san Juan
mission ON tho Navajo reservation has,
been the subject paramount Mis-.
NJ. e. Peters. tho missionary lu charge
there has .poEou 100 two woetings ou
Tuesday evening Jt the church and
again 60 the womuns auxiliary we'd
ucsduy
officer. of the womauH luyuar,
Tor the ensuing year are. Mr. Iauo
Andorsuu EoutlodEe. prcsid"rt Mrs
j.. y imliock Nlbuqucrur a. NJ.
first vice president Miss Eleanor
Porchor ~ puo. TcNas, second vice
president Niss Gertrude vale. El
Paso, corresponding secretary Mrs E.
j. lIycsaN Anthony. N NJ. recording
s'rrotIN Mis- Martha Valiant Al
huUuerGuo, ~ a. educational sorre-
urv. Air h. A. sanford. Gallup. ~.
~ g. -. s.. Mrs o.. ". Parker Santa
Fr treasurer and Mrs g. s. I.ur..
l.ls Vegas. T.. ~. e..