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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-10

county; o g. Alloway OF Enid win repre-
sent Garfield county; " q Weir NJ Nor
man Ia TO represent Cleveland county
v. 6 Needs cierks-Ths Chamber OF
Commerce has been invited by tho war
department ana the Interstate Commerce
commission 10 help interest young men
ln becoming federal rate and thfifi
clerks Salaries are iL20o, 81 800 and
81 900 Tho n0RreH g. .as TO write 20 for
the rglstfatlon blank BLANK No. isi2) il
IA civil service Office, Ola Custom House.
81 LOUIS
ounter Trial Up Todsy-AttornsJs for
nnd against Mrs Lola Gunter. charged
with passing forged checks on merchants,
we're occupied this morning In deciding
whether she IL mentally strong enough 10
be ired This case was set for trial to-
day Dr 4 X West testified that Mrs
buntor was under severe mental strain
but that ho did not think she would Dc
any different At any other date In tho
near future j J. Bowies, who obtained
q divorce fran hor two years ago. tosti-
fed That thc Vas n dope nend."
Two Seek olVoroe-TWo violent tenn
p"rGd Bnd cruel husbands live At i21
West Washington street according TO
two divorce petitions brought In the dis
trict court ihis morning by Nella Collins
ana tslertlne Uafyiil against Wesley
| Collin" ana Kosoo" Iilrvlll. respectively.
/ BOth Wives HsF TINT restraining orders
bo issued, fOrbidding their husbands from
coming on 'hc premlsI1or molesting
them In any way. a.
Tax ordered pald-Coupfy Judge w n
| Taylor this morning suGeined the action
brought by The county treasurer 20 force
y return on approximately so. .OO0 WORT,
/ ot persona property NJ Mrs. Edith Pear
| Sewcl. which was the amount named nv
/ u ~
| Ing been reported Under the finding n
tho court Mrs EcVril must now pay
personal tax on the amount named by the
/ county O'foials
Gets Job AZ Trlal-John Fmith had M
| difficulty IN finding work when he asked
! ne Judge iu police court this morning
where he was being tried on charge NJ
vhgrancy. for time to get a position. we
! need n good man helping rein wafh-
| out said a contractor who was present
~ the trial Smith Ves released 10 70
TO work by the Judge
! Miss smallwood on Vacation Mis-, ola
! Bmel llwood. chief clerk In the Office Of T.
! " Gipsun, Hdjutant general. will leave to-
night for Galveston, Texas where shs
will spend a two weeks vacation
Fights Win Pollee-Fred c. Ellsworth
was arraigncd In municipal court on
charges Of lntoyicatlon and resisting hr-
| rest Elsvorth's face had all the mark
| NJ one that had been I'm a hard fight ile
was fined SO for resisting arrest and So
! for intoNiCation.
Cider Seller Flned-G r MCCloud
charged with selling Intoxicating cider
vas f.ned Si9 and costs In police court
this morning McCloud pleaded guilty IA
selling cider hut plead not guilty 10 sell
! Ing an intoxicating drink
| Bentley Distributing Premium Lists
4 y Bentley, assistant 70 the county
| farm agent. today Is distributing prem
/ ium lists 10 chalrmcn Of the TOWNSHIP
| fairs In this county There are ten oi
| these little fairs IN this county. all OF
whom use the premium list prepared by
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-10

Seven or eiRht-room house wanted
at once, in good neighborhood and must
have garage Only two in family
Best OF reference. Addre. M-D care
Times. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-10

Defense Men Named state council
Of defense today announced the appoint
ment Of three members OF the executive
committee Of the state council TO serve On
their counties W X. Drum OF Frederick
Is TO serve As the member from Ttllman
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. May Nash CORN;
white sI.7ldiu; No. . yellow 81 s5fp1 So
OATS: Higher. No. white sOdsic; No.
2 mixed 77hp7sh. RYE: 81 40d -.
KAFIR and MILO MAIZE. sSi0G3l7
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ST. LOUIS,

ST LOUIS. May 1O-CORN Lower
No 2. i62hl C3: No z white. 81 1h.
7sqIShc
wis
CHICAGO. NAV Io-CORS: No Z yell
low, ilIO. OATS Standard TN d7qHc
RYE: Nominal BARLEY: 81. .35Gli 36.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-10

HOGS Despite tho lightnoss OF receipts
IN the hog division today trading was
slow. although steady Eariv top for
Friday was ~ 90. with the bulk Of ths
scnnty incOmers going scaleward at
ii72j to fl7S5
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LEGALS

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF GLEN
ROSE OIL COMPANY:
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Gienrose OIL company will be held
st the office Of said company In the city
Il Oklahoma City at 2 o'clock on the 18th
lay OF May 1918. board Of directors
.or the ensuing year will be elected. =.
Tor the transfer OF stock at O'Clock ..
ROY E BURKs. President
n. M. Butler. Secretary.
PROPdsAEs
BIDS RECEIVED dhtll May ls. 1918, at
~ noon. Prague, Oklahoma Sealed
proposals for the construction OF approx
lmstsly ~ miles OF transmission line for
operating voltage Of $4,000 volts, running
rom Prague, Oklahoma, south and west
ID Transmission line Of the Oklahoma
Power and Transmission company; for
The building OF an outdoor sub-sta tion,
lightning arrester equipment. dic-connect
switch. BIS X. V A. $4,000 10 1900 volt
10 cycle single phase transformers; 2-50o
q p. NJ 200 foot Mt direct connected
motor driven centrifugal pumps: one air
compressor having capacity TO operate
b IO-ineh air lifts with total head Of 500
feet. all necessary iron piping, valves,
rte, for the complete installation OF =
Booster fire system equipment. Bids will
Be- received by the mayor. Roy Parks, up
TO noon. May 10, 1918; Complete plans
receipt OF s25,6 90 certified chsck. which
will be held to guarantee return OF plans
and specifications Detsif bidding blanks
will tie used and all bids must be made
on inese blanks, which are furnished free
10 the h,dtiers, The council reserves the
risht to rtieei any and all bids. Town
, Of Prague. Okla, Roy Parks. Mayor,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-10
CATTLE MARKET
( JACKPOT AFFAIR
But Few Loads Of Steers 10
Be Found,
FRIDAYS RECEIPTS.

CATTLE- Trading In the cattle division
was confined to Just few hundred head
today. bnlk Of the I i00-hend run going
TO packers direct. Iiut few loads OF
steers were 10 be- found In the froah sup
ply. these bringing NJ 10 $3.50, which
was top for one load II was mostly a
jackpot affair In the butcher division.
with odd head of good heavy shippNg
COWS selling ut SO TO Ili, aud fafT-
weight hcfeS around ~. Gamers
brought iG7j to t725. and cutters up 10
Aii6 The calf market was steady, ~
was also trnding In the stockcr and feed
er division.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-10

Bentley Distributing Premium Lists
A y Bentley, assistant 20 the county
farm agent today Is distributing prem
fairs In this county There are ten oi
these little fairs IN this county. all OF
whom use the premium list prepared by
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-10
COTTON SCARS ON
new BUYING WAVE
British Success at 'QStend
Helps Boost Prices,
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. May 10 Cotton
closed steady At an advance Of % 10 -
DOluts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-10

Toothaksr Jury SIN out-The jury In
the federal district court that heard eyi-
dcnco against william Toothaker. charged
with white slavery. had made no report
at noon today The case was given 10
the jury Thursday morning Court Of
ficials this morning predicted that the
jury would not agree
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-10

Cider Seller Flned-G r. McCloud
charged with selling Intoxicating cider
vas t.ned tis and costs In police court
this morning McCloud pleaded guilty "a
selling cider hut plead not guilty 10 sell
Ing an Intoxicating drink
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New York Stock List

NEW York. May lo,--Closlng prices
on the New York stock exchange today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-10

Miss smalwood on Vaostlor-Miss Ola
smallwood. chief clerk In the Office ~ r.
" GipHun. Hdjutant general. will leave to-
night for Galveston, Texas where she
will spend a two weeks vacation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-10
CtuBtiefs

SPECIAL Service a. Tempie-Members Of
Temple B'Nai Israel have been especially
requested to attend services at the tenn
pie ~ o'clock tonight when II s said
an important matter will be put M 20
the congregation for action. Iu Rabbi
Jorcph BlHttH absence from the cts. \
y, EngclHman will conduct the services
Mrs. meNstt Turns csmpalvner To
night a patriotic meeting At Putnam city
VIII have Editor John Fields for a
speaker Mrs Lula Mae McNRtt OF the
Chamber ~ Commerce will be one Of the
party and Will sing and teach Putnam
Cityans some war songs
Jury Aeqults Defendant-W / tam
Mlmms, charged with selling whisky on
mn Indian reservation last year In Co
uIanche county. was acquitted nv Jury
In the federal district court yesterda y
afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-10

Fights with Polioe-Fred c. Ellsworth
was arraigncd In municipa court on
charges Of intoyicatlon and resisting hr-
rest. Elsworth's face had all the marks
NJ one that had been In a hard fight Ho
was fined SO for resisting arrest and 80
for intoNiCatIon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-10

Gets Job az Trlai-John Tmith had r
difficulty IN finding work when he nske
TIC Judge iu police court this rnorninI
where he was being tried on charge :
vhgtHrcy for time to get n position w
need n good man helping rem wafh
OUT said a contractor who was preser
at the trial Smith Wes released 10 q
20 work by the Judge
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AMERICAN LAUGHS
WHEN NUN AGENT
PROPOSES PEACE
Continued From PAGE t)

fec. lie assured the American proies-
sor that the peace party in the reichstag
was about TO gain performance in
Germany o'd that he wished to -cpare
President Wilson to take advantage OF
nat auspicious moment
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26
NEWS FROM PROVIDENCE, II. L
&c. A. Watson, Correspondent

&c. A. Watson, Correspondent
Providence, II. l., January 4.-The
eleventh anniversary OF the organiza-
ton Of the True Reformsrs' Hall 40
ciety Of this city was celebrated on
Wednesday evening, January 9tn, in
the organization hall, "a Camp Street,
in the presence Of many friends aud
invited guests. A Christmas tree
laden with good things Of vital inter-
ests to the members OF the Rose Buds,
tho local Juvenile branch OF the Truo
Reformers, were distributed among
the little Buds" after which the fol-
lowing interesting programme appro.
pirate to the occasion was rendered
by the children under the personal
direction Of Chief Sarah J. Winters,
formerly OF Richmond Va, but now
matron OF the home:
Piano solo, Miss Lucy Simms;
prayer, Miss v. T:mbcrlakc; song,
"'rhe Star Spangled Banner" chorus
recital. on, Potter Allen; recitation,
Edna White; solo. Gertrude Brown !;
recitation, Marie Il. Washington; rec
itations, Julia Ingram; PIANO solo,
Adolla Fletcher; recitation, Eliza
beth Johnson Pearl Sk:pworth, Leon
Pettijohn, Helen Williams, Emma
Chester; sketch, "rhe Twelve Months,
school; remarks. Miss V. Tmhcrlalle,
president OF Juvenile Board; adj
dresses by Editor Fillmore II. Purnell
OF the Advance and Eugene a. Wat
son. managing editor; song, Rosie
Williams; addresses, Henry Mccoy,
president Of the hall corporation, and
Chief Sarah j. Winters
Tho success of the affair Is due to
tho interchangeable and energetic efforts
OF Chief Winters. through whose sa-
gacity the colored people Of this city
have first class modern institution
that is credit to the local members
or tho True Reformers Association, q
corporation OF which now owns the
block and adjoining land The build
ing Is three stories. hot and cold
water. reception rooms, dance hall.
kitchen, gents smoke room, ladies'
retiring room, the matron's room and
other large commodious rooms, be-
sides n largo lawn for pleasure pur-
poses.
The property is valued at about
$4,000, and the halls arc engaged
nearly every night. but only to re-
sponsible parties. Six Fountains OF
the True Reformcrs and six Rosebud ,
branches hold their meetings there
from timo to time. Chief Winters
came to this city from Richmond. Va,
on October l. 1906. aud took charge
OF tho local work and the OWNERSHIP
Of the present edifice is one Of the
many testimonials Of her worth to
tho society and Nv" community.
EUGENE A. WATSON,
Providence, n. I.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

10. at Hotel HaaApteA. Nupto was
furnished By the Hampton Theatre
Orchestra. Tho club and friends
were highly entertained by the intro
duction of four new dances by Mr..
Hobert EggleBton and Hugh SteEtoo.
OF Columbus. Ohio. during inter
mission q dainty repast was served.
Auscadine punch, ol.vo and pimento
sandwiches. About 2 A. M. the or
chestra played Home Sweet Home"
and all departed expressing them
selves as having spent pleasant
evening.
Mr.. w. l.. Priest, Of 151 London
avenue, is again on tho sick list
Mrs. Charles Cooke, Of 1G4 High
street is very much indisposed, SUI
fering from n severe cold and ton
silitis.
Mr.. James Lee was in the city for
two days last week on special car
from Chicago, Ill. Relatives and
friends were glad to shake hands
W TIL their old Homie.
Mss Adclla Pickard spent a few
days in the city as the guest OF her
sister Mrs. Samuel Johnson, 40
Fourth street, n. w. Nj SIS Pickard
is from Glynridge, N. j. and was en-
route to Reedsville, N. G.
Mrs. Eliza A. ThaXton, house,
keeper ana general day work, 500
Gregory avenue, N. E., Roanoke.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26
ST. GAINESVILLE, ONO NOTES.

The y. NJ. l.. Church held their
cottage prayer meeting last week at
family homes, win Rev. c. w. Greene,
the loader. Services were We'll at
tended all day Sunday. Several
strangers attended the evening SER
vice. kev. Green received Two new
members. He IS progressing fne
Quite gloom OF sadness passed
over st. Clalrsvillo Tuesday evening,
when they announced the death OF
Mr.. Lewis Wooten. Mr.. Wooten has
lived here for many years. The last
two years he has been failing in
health. Until Tuesday evening when
he bid us goodbye" when he took
his flight into an unknown world,
where the angels wera waiting for
him. All who knew HIM loved him
missed in the church and in our homes.
The town Is in sympathy with his
wife. Gone, but not forgotten, from
his homo. which no loved Wa arc
all praying and trusting that we'll
meet him above.
Mr.. Lawn Wooten was called from
Columbus to attend the funeral Of mis-
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fulton, and
Mrs. Mae Robinson, Of Columbus, and
MIR. Jeo Green, Of GAINESVILLE, attended
the funeral OF Lewis Wooten.
Miss Mayme Belle Penn, Of Treve-
skyn, Pa, is visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Hawkins.
Miss Alice Hawk ms is i'll at her
home on Richland Avenue
Mr.. james Harris visited in Wheel.
ing Wednesday.
Little PocOnty Hawkins visited
Mrs. Lewis Wooten, of Woodrow Ave-
nue.. last week.
Mrs. Percy Palmer Is lsiting her
sister, Mrs. Emma Jordan.
Mr.. Bonnie Jordan Is Ill at tho
home Of his parents
Mr.. Thomas Davis, ST., is seriously
i'll at his home
Mr.. M. S. Price left Monday for
Battle Creek. Michigan. Mr.. Pri:e
will take treatment there. We wish
to extend the thanks to Rev. Green,
as he accompanied him.
Miss Rachel Mole g reported better
Little Thelma Lee Price is i'll at
her home on Sugar Street.
Mr.. Harry Wilson visited in Wheel
ing Friday.
Mr.. D. Scales 10 Ill At his home.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

and Italy are sryiss trsatieally fos
help. Germany has made an opening
into tho granories of Russia by the
contamination OF peace between Bull
garia and Russia. They are having a
hard time Of it in the land Of the Cen
trail Peers. but they are holding out.
1t was hoped that dissonsion would
disrupt the GeISlsn machine at homo.
1t may be that this will he brough:
about II the Allies can hold out long
enough. The staggering part of tho
whole business is the admission that
tho American War Machine has brok-
eli down. Unless repairs arc mado i'm
mediately and d.sagrccmen,s and
disscnsion cease, the end is not far
Off. The only power that can save
the Allies from ignominious defeat
is in this country and not to furnish
1t will spell one o: the greatest world
M.0e disasters ever chroniclcd since
A"unl and Eve were driven from the
Garden of Eden.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26
WINCHESTER NOTES.

WINCHESTER, VA. January IS.
Word has boon received here from
Boston, Mass. giving account of tho
death OF Mr.. Joseph Lawson, from
Pneumonia. lie leaves n wife and
two CHI ,ldren. Mr.. Lawson moved
here from North Carolina and was
employed as plumber and after
leaving here he went to Washington
and from there to Boston,
Miss G. Adna Davis, one OF the
teachers of the Douglas Graded
School Is on the sick list and Mrs. j.
A. Reid is teaching in her place We
are wishing for her speedy recov-
cry.
On Friday next. Sunshine Club.
composed of number of young
ladies OF tho seventh and eighth
grades Of the Douglas School, VII be
entertained by Miss Blanch Elizabeth
Gibson, 119 e. Lane avenue. The
Club consists OF tho follow ng officers,
President, Miss Rachel Jackson; Sec
rotary, Miss pocahontas Hobson
Jackson; Vice-Presidcnt, Nj IS Blancn
&c. Gibson; Treasurer. Miss Elizabeth
.Ienn 'ngs; Assistant Secretary, Miss
Minnie Green.
Mrs. Julia Boss was buried from
John Mann Church, Tuesday last. She
was formerly resident OF tn q city
but lived lately in Philadelphia, Pa.
She leaves three sisters, as follows,
Mrs. Charles Lampkin, Mrs. William
McGruder and Mrs. Carrie Gasllin,
all OF this city and six grandchildren
and host OF friends.
Mrs. Mayhem b. Cooke Is still
confined to her bed.
The homo Of Mr.. Webster James,
on North Lece 'ster street came near
being destroyed by fire on last Sun
day. owing to nm overheated stove.
The Young Peoples Society Of Mt
Carmel Church are planning to have
Solo Social soon under the leader
ship Of Miss Rosa Harmon and tho
mus Glowing people of the commun-
ity arc assured a rare treat.
Miss Parks has knitted two sweat
ers for the Red Cross.
Boost The Planet.
Mr.. Charles Dixon has returned to
his home IN Baltimore.
Mr.. William Fl. Lewis, Jr, the
sweet singer and Mr.. Harvey M tchell
the famous soft shoe dancer have sent
their advance agent. Mr.. Charles C.
Lewis to New York to book their
minstrel show for the season coming.
They are carrying thirty dancers and
comedians.
Mrs. william II. Lewis and William
the third are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
William LOWS at Fredericksburg, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

Our only objection to present day
conditions is that this country should
be put under marital law iii order
that we may live under a milita.
c'atorship. Martial law and the con
st!tution of the United States can
not properly exist at one and the
s,Hme t'me. Both are trying to live
together in peace and harmony all
over this country. But the gutteral
snarls and loud "cuss-words" tell
that trouble Is brewing for the nation
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26
State Grand Lodge Of Virginia. The Independent Order Of Good
Samaritans and What They Stand For

TO CARRY FORWARD THE WORK
OF T'HMPDRANCN REFORM In ouch
manner that all may receive and
eajoy it's healing influences. To Sc
cure sympathy and relief for tho
unfortunate and distressed families
OF those who pledge themselves to
abstain from all intoxicating DIR INKS.
TO elevate tho living. to comfort the
Widows and Fetherless in tho hour of
the!r aalict ono. and bury tho dead Of
our Order. and generally In love to
sproad the prime ples of true Charity
In the hearts Of members, thereby
creating fountains OF Purity and
Truth from VIII eh shall flow peren-
NAL dreams OF comfort to tho afrlict-
cd. and blessing to all
OURS Is A SECRET ORDER. But
30 far from being Objectionable, we
ella III 1t mort. In whatever light
opponents may choose to regard our
enterprise. We at least entertain no
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The Texans want to hang five more
colorcd troopers. 1t will rest with
Pres dent Wilson rs to whether their
wishes shall be respected or not. For
our part we are Of the opinion that
they have hanged enough colored
folks in Texas without counting Cats -.
that they have burned at the stake
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

Obey the government and be re-
spectful and obliging to white folks
and to colored ones. You will live
longer and die happy even though
you cannot live that way.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

Colored folks. think what you please
but DO slow about expressing 1t un-
less that thought 10 that this Is the
bost War Administration since tho
foundation Of tho government They
cannot punish You for thinking, but
they con Inconvenience you like tho
dovil for saying what you think.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26
Y. w. O. "A. NOTES

Mrs. A. A. Hector will conduct YES
per services Sunday at fve.thirty.
A white china and kitchen utensil
shower will be given at the build 'ng
Friday, February 1, at eight o'clock.
Refreshments will be served. Admis-
s!on. FREQ.
The membership committee will
meet Wednesday, January 80, at six
o'clock.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

Teach your children good manners
coiored folks, teach them good man.
ners. IL they will not learn what you
teach them, 1t will not be your fault.
Teach your children good manners,
cOl0red folks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

With fighting the Germans and the
Senate Committee OH Military Az
fairs. President Wilson should be
able to die miserably, should he be
called to go.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

You can buy War Saving Stamps
with very little Inconvenience. Try
a few OF them as an experiment. The
Mechanics Savings Bank has them
for their customers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

I'D
ot1t{ .g
~ ' '"D Do""S S"''' all "a
suear
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

They are blaming this man and
that man for our unpreparedness.
They had better get busy and got pre-
pared,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

!!
Critics attacked Fuel Commission
er Garfield without realizing that he
was evidently doing what President
Wilson told him to do.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

- go ''t%>F''>"9
Don't complain too much You
must necessarily complain some, but
don't complain too much Learn to
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

Many of our subscribers are realiz-
ing that we need money and they are
paying their subscriptions. May God
bless them, even If the government
doesn't.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

Do everything the government Off
Gals tell you to do, but die. You
have right to balk at that.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

We make many Of our own troubles
on somebody else.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

We thank God for one thing; we
are not the President Of tho United
States.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

A preacher who can live on five
hundred dollars per year must be Of
the kind that preach on earth and
hoard In heaven.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

We do not hear any more about
Hon. William J, Bryan's lecture now.
It seems. to us that the subject was,
"Tho Prince Of Peace"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-26

While money Is circulating color
cd folks save some Of it for the rainy
day.