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OVER THE TOP
BY
ARTHUR GUY ENIPEY,
AN American Boy Who Went.
Copyright. 1917, by Arthur Guy E,npey.

Then comes the famous field punish
mcnt No. /. Tommy has nicknamcd il
"crucitiXion." 1t means that :. man is
spread caglcd on timber wheel. two
hours day for twenty-onc days
During this time he only gets water.
bully beef. and biscuits for his chow.
YOU get 'cruciied" for repeated minor
oncnscs.
Next in order is field punishment
No. =.
This is confinement in ,hc "Cl.nh."
without blankets, getting water. bully
beef. and biscuits for rations and doing
All tho dirty work that can be found.
This may he for twenty-four hours or
twenty days according to the gravity
of the oTcnSc.
ers' .,aradc. This consists of drilling
mostly at the double for two hours
with full equipment. Tommy hates
this. because it is hard work. Some
times he fills his pack with straw TO
tighten it, and sometimes he gets
caught. If he gets caught, he grouscs
at everything IL general for twenty
ono days. from the vantage point of Is
.l:uicr wheel
Next comes &C. T." meaning con
tineG TO barracks" This consists of
staying in billc;s or barracks for
twrnty-four hours 10 seven days. You
also got an occasional defaul,crs' pa
r"de and dirty jobs around the quart
orS
IN" scrr"ant-najor keeps what is
hn"Wn rs The crime sheet, When 3,
man commits nm oifcnSc, he is "crimcd"
that Is, his name. number. and Of
fcnsc Is entered on the crime shcc.
NoNi day at y. NJ. he goes TO the
"ordcriN-room" before the captain who
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NEW YORK. March 22-War reports had
NOR" interest for the curb brokers today
than did the movement OF either prices or
N" number OF shares changing hands.
business was duh .Imost To lin. poin, Of
neglect. and tn" total dealings recorded
Ne, perhaps. the smallest ,hus far this
year, Interest MAS, ai.ain entirely profes.
,,"nal; but zen this Was loss pronounced
than IL has been.
fh"rc was practically feature to tho
dealings ON tn" outside securities market.
interest being scattered throughout /. mar
t"W list of issues. Motor shares continued
navy. but Ia" declines scored wor. limited
in III" man. l" fractions. Aircraft sharc,,
w'r" heavy. hut losses in thus" ISSUES too.
wer" small rho iaiauce OF spccIalti.s Was
"Gi't and about steady.
Tr"cial feature. iric" changes wcr" small.
"a" hISh"!-rEIc"d issues neglected Metal
stocks Ny" fairly active. Ian, prices w.ra
without special change. bonds We're uuivI
so Aetna Explosives a,m7.: 100 Chcyro-
."'. ll"ti ll,: %t.hr NaNinI Munitions. ASA
li-lh. 10" Tinted Motors. 20. q -: sou Anglo
Nm"ri."n ia !9ia; 90 Cusd.n OIL. 5i.nI.
H." Federal OH 5u%'.; 800 M"trouolitan
Petroleum. /, l5G' :; $50 ollahora Oh.
-. ihg' N'dnta: ia =; l,"De Austin Ama
ION. l-lGra'.: 800 iir Ledge. ~ 4, / g.iS.
700 I",du"id Cons. ). n a-lG: 6aI Jerome Verde.
:. ~ Ills. -" Jumbo ENt., Ii1 70; G.5Cp Mother
Lode. 55rl,G. 100 NipiSsinr Mines S',G,,y, .
80 NcN Cons. l2H Is: ~, Surrcss Mining
80 ID: 900 ronopah ENJ. ! .-!6Tili.; i0O6
United states steamship CO.. .. .,5: 500
Mitw"st OH. :7m9s. 800 Oklahoma on
iI ~.
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IN NiI:MOitiNII.
WILLIAM KNNAN ISAAcS

.r,o MILAN BRYAN ISAAcS. Jn.
Jh;. Mlo,s death az ms nome In camIorna
Day scs,trday HAis nse Vas Harsa
D.eh brought RACK lnat It mI.nt rest ia ILs
services were comuuc,ed Is the iacy. !I j. IS
u'Csoh' 800, o, -, a,cph""a lauren.
nas.ns been born n.rs IN iSIo He MAS. mo
caa Of Tue o!d Samnins .a a;,;is Of WsaaG &
'rAhcs d o., hn!-h before. curing and Tor
enc most Important IL the South. The
:.anser Wint1n b. Isa;ics Was an aiun,nns
leaving that institution waa assoC.ateu IN
n ,.ss "'.n ms ia.n.r. met With ": Is.
hrin OF isaats. Taylor " Williams.
youns man from Connecticut. waete hi.
iAIii.s MS 81" osu a.d Aonored one. Amon.;
otny D.'iSnt. pTusi'IeHt oi Yale, Ralph
i.aASS inSsrSoi! i"!".@ter TO hu"sa nndyr
vrnor iuscfsvu. OF Connecticut. ana dunn.
h,s long ii. i..ci.inond he va, "a pr"nli''
Eent leader in movements Tor me ad,am1e
mrnt OF 'hS oiy ,"n ps?pls; lie wac a.
earlier years and later on IN st. danes
r.p.aeopai Church. ,
LelybyLe. Who's. fa,h.r, Hilbert rirris,
some years after Tho death Of his. wife.
her" h. h,a sine" uleu ucen assUrtutod,
VAIN he ie'sicpmeu. q the on Interests ~
.n;".m from '!enIpomi he, was married %.
I,,re arc no children uy ne seconu li,..r..i
r!IEc.
NJ lsaae.s shl%5e" sgTSys! 81 ny
Hams. ~ paxton near tho city: ii 9
MaJic Louise Isahcs also of NiGhsnDud
" .iiiam -. !saaoa, Ill. Gym eHgiueer
ia California. ana Clayton Leiebvrg isaacs. :.
81 The American Tol-grauh IuI rcicpnons'
Company, resident at Savannah. .lr isAa, ),
X also survived ~ Ms h.otAer. John -.
l.aacs, the. chief consulting engineer 81 me-
York CRY. and hy sister, hnHi-. the WIFE
at tho Key. :. sruicy Moore. o! faE1cTA-
DIrg. " Va
ii" Was IN. third IN dircc; G.sccn, To-
holt foremost Offices III the Masonic trad
,crni,y OF \.rEin.a al rrnndfath"r. NJ
John Dove. fof whom Dove l.tir". oil tni,
city Il named. ana nis father .eie grant.
masters OF the Grand isGEe - tE,a jur.s !
iL.fIln.
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I'D. WANTS
TIMES DlSpATCH
cLhSSlf1 ADVERTISING
Standardized and induNcu Tor Quick

Toe line SUNDAY.
&c II ino DLliy.
Iic !, i,ne loo consecutive insertions.
H,n'huih "i line" IL allowed.
MIiiin"it charge -
Count words to the .inc aud IA lines to
li-p".nt machine set /, tho largest type
r.rm,,.%a "a rgsuia' e!aysiea,ions No nd
>. Mntt. I. I" ii-p"nt type Is used.
type. Win cuts' ror...se or a., ,,<.n p o,i.
S"ns. arc ,hate.d at cent per line addi-
tis.nents are pyr"nl.ued together om the
All au,e. ttse"..",s received up to 10 l.. NJ.
g. 4. -. Saturdays, the dag before pub
icvsTtisceuts alter ist hour
Mn he placed in tle Too Late u Class
TELEPHONE
'''.pn"nH your mant Ads. 10 Tho Times
."o,, ,"'N.".,.., 80. ANA tnvy viii
ts taken - o'i,c races
SuIssTATioNS FOR I'D. WANT ADS.
Want Ads are atcep,eH ~ tnem. at lie
vs. o. soG G"'in "' srfH El& above
West r.:iu Pharmacy, -5-i ". Cary st.
80 eH" DruS store. Floyd Ave. and hob
'''; C.afigs $ Turner. Druggist. Yves, Broad.
N N:,,,o,. l,nDr l,.,y ?:3s Hanover Av.
:. X. L. book-r Drug store. -Vol West Main
foy's Drug Store. Allen Ave. and Grace
Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave aud
4 ., T. .Jof T;-,,n Drug co s;7 Y. Main St.
ninT 1,feei ,, tnA s1a, "a s re 81
V. X. May ~ Bro. nrook Ave. and Clay
rarrant Drug Store. Fousnee and Broad
EAST or FouSnEE STREET
:i1ssic, Drug co.. sl3 = T. Road 81.
HAL
Y Y l. B SeHsha no g, 81 f y Try! &. St
Hchardson Drug Store. U0I y. Seven
s. IL ,chMarey. % y. Eighteenth st.
"!i:q,ns Pharmacy. r~en,y-nrs, and
SpfinEef Drug CO.. Twen,y.,hird and
iioTd's Drug store. Twenty ninth and Q
wood &, schaaf Drug Co. Twenty nth
-, k r.. Gag Stree, DRUG store. sol y.
rh'F'!-hFst 81 r.,pycr.rr
Paramount Pharmacy. .l:5 Fa,Emoun,
RAnroN HEIGHTS.
s hsdy.s p PIE. s S?ps Nor;h Ave
'''.'' Di mTiFGiiL%A%b' ~ TAl iil%t'' Ave-
( !: CO.. en-. 9 oo 1872 'ihlrd Az.
K r S%assa o &ton "a" and Ia Msfy,sna
souTn nIcuMoNp.
9. Branch once Times Di.ru,sh. 1909 Hon
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
o"~'''s w os W s%sG aii5 i0Fe'' "i' Ave
b NJ Roberts, t P54F S'oFe' ''o' Hull St,
i I;.6 a niaGM :'is wiilala,huTs AZ.
Times. plspaI rET Ela5s& e. yo,., sv.,.
more street: phone Petersburg -gJ.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(S0Ics at Jninn stock Nnrilsl

Report for week ending March Il:
ipts Wli'a; common TO fair. sIsmei2 Choioe
Gommoin TO- TO- Ta IL; medium TO sood SCR:
..,;;' medium i. to sood. iHS; common to fair.
-" :. =, Best oxen. 81: "a IL; medium TO good.
=: g sE,: common 10 fair. GW. Best heavy
hu!IS. t2nlO; light .icms Best calves.
II. common to fair, l0ni. Rcst hogs Is ~
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CHI RCH NOTICES.

co GmGmGM ri!E AscExs!oN Ante
i o.cocb 4 N slhj.c, Tho M.je-iy OF
sa@sA ri'"S sub; 5sHy' 1Sa ' G"i%e,.a
call. The rector, REV PHILLIP A. AR
THUR. VIII preach NJ both services.
p ElnsT sl narT's y'i EG,, Twei,A s2t
,or. HEy Wii,LlAM 'iIEpLi:Y; ra,} }"f G Sr5
q! a. nognIns service, ala nt:v /. j, iii,
,H sFGG 2,o I EArTlsT cHHl:r rr.gIn
minister pvin" WORSHIP II !, Vi hnd !.
rhA ~ Mgrninf @s.s%sS nth Eth" Ghr,'ap
%@%sre,h i.Gie school ESQ =" ( 81 NE g. =!
rer rMI,n, itih and L".sh Srre"t-. REV.
No.. NiTIEEh D ra,.or- h"ylyai ~.
,vershod%. i T. 81 aud III losing str-
1t an ,nc.c seryi'ss 'iHEvt' ' &; " .sworHE
d. D. viii preach
All s.1xrs@% rif ErII,'drN currcu
n pGW:;MA s!'e ft "? s, M?og b nH
Services morning :, II o'gioct sunday ~.
i,"rnoon ser',." - "cioyE Services duT,n:
day morninEs 4, Y ana SATURDAY afternoon
~ oc!och. Sir:nrcrs cordially invited.
LUTHERAN
nN& aJEt EsN <jh a35 Gar H srfd!!
INV i VI Ie,& GHHGE;i:' ~ Nh, m" n iSrii@r
he Il E ?'s,? "f " dX &M22 at a GSqsn
camp pastor - csmu Leo. wiIl preach
r:ti.SbYTEElAS
FIRST rE say ERIiN CHURCH
rr.avhiug at II y VI. hv DIR = r Nc
EApl.N rhc union .rry!,o~ Of the F.r-t
Hrsst:tcri'n. PAN p.ac" M'thcii-,. iIoIy
TRINITY EH'SrouHl uul G"Sy" Covenant win
l." hci" ~ IA" First Frcubyi"rIan, corner
Grhc" end Nation Streets. a. T. - ana
M, M s ,,m. w.I! be preached 10y DE- w. y
SI:Co y - rRr:SBYTERfNN CHURCH.
REV. RUSSELL Cecil. l.. y pastor wiH
rrcach at tho II O'Clock leryIce. Union
S"rEi'" IN TN evening az tho Seventh Street
Christian Church. Service. cnch evening
rcNt weak from : 80 f. NJ, preaching ~
REV W !. l.INGLE. u u.
GkhCE COVENANT rHEaByTERiAE
ClitECl. Parh Avenue nud Harrison Street
REV. j CALVIN STEWART. ID. y. pastor
h:3F 3. M.-S.,bbath school
lN:nb y Nj Bible Classes
u:rJ y. M.-S"rinon 10y REV. CHARLES l..
$50 = " Read Memorial sabbath School
80 = M-IonnE Peoples Society.
50" T. NJ. Union services. First Pr"shy-
t"rian DIR. WM. L.. THoMP
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST tI,ffEtt'fi OF CHRIST. StIENTI
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LOST ND FOUND.

CAMEO rI., Lost. cJutn" pin. bc'wocn
sycamore and Taylor Street, ~ a. odeou
Thc4tog. or BROAD aad Sin.u car ara iflNa
and Tan Gent .luro. Hhoaa boulevard ISL.
Reward.
~ i.ri.AaH i:S--LosL. arr.ns current veeH
YnrI alurcse. Phone Boulevard iO5"-J.
l'OCD4.t.--,Tay.G tu'r!"., Oh" ioN terri't
,iHAlvt'. N,-rtaS collar ~lth name 81
.i!.r. II, n. 4latSuN. I'gJvTshurs. Ma. SO
.t;y Onion Tra"a-ti CO. 81 au1 .. E4nE
streri l'.rrEthurG Ste Reward.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.



NEW YORK. March Cotton goods hero
70 nay wcr" firm. with demand steady.
S:.!cs were restricted greatly by the refusal
81 agents to TAX. further orders until con
Hitons are more settled. Yarns were adj
y.nGed sharply. Wool markets were steady
iiurlapS We're firm.
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NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH. March 2,--Turpnntinc. dull
g; sales. none: receipts. j. casks. shipments
-"l c"Sks stock. 2h25G casks. Kosn. !irm:
S"lc5' los barrels: receipts. us barrels. ship
m"nis, ,ci barrels: stock. a2.SH. barrels.
,!Motc; u: D. T.. T.. G. II. J. $50: Is. SO: ".
40. y, ..l5: VIC. 80: WV, 80
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rirnit. pcr box. ....... , 90
ms. per box .... L 80
Florida NeCctablcs
NeEctnbIr,. N1rthcrn mud Mc.lrrn.
CHICAGO GItAIN MAKKIr

a. ..iiDA,'p. March "a ction OF the United
i|'' "h'"t cr"u had "a builish effect o-,ii. y
pi N N"IH' %! coarse grain. Chiefly a. :,
t'.- ny corn mashed steady Al 10 To 81.
iy.a "'T I,ns vim March l:.,-. and MAJ
IA" OUT One varied from unchanged n..i,r"s
~ a grci!u" o! .. cents. 80
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@si1a: mixed. slG.s5@ sl7s5: heavy sii.3,
SlIl5 ''' H'''' '''-'N
g., Cattie: reccipts. HOO. weak; native steers.
f;;:'yvW Sis; stockerS and feeders. SS.VGu
slO5o n sl5.75 ' >'''' 800 80
sheep: receipts. 1900 strong; sheer sIl0o
Si5.v; lambs. SliJOli $50
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STOCKS HOLD FIRM UNTIL
\. !. !. LAST HOUR OF BUSINESS
Then Break for No Other Apparent
Reason Than Sheer
Nervousness.
NEWS ENTIRELY CONSTRUCTIVE
Announcement That German Drive
Was Failing i'm Face OF British
Nalor Finds Responsive Sentiment
on Street.
ny nnnApAN WALL.

NEW YORK. March 2@.-AN day
!, stocks held iirin. hut in the last hour
was no news Ia justify tho break. and
as all issues acted alike. sentiment WAS
evidently the true reason for the de-
cline. IL anything. tho news was con
structivc. FOR ii Was announced that the
German drive was failing. as the Brit
iSh had rcg3iucd all they lost on
Thursday. Buying WAS good on thus
setback. and 4 quick recovery must lie
expected.
Announcement. OF the third Liberty
loan is expected tomorrow. In the
we'll Informed banking circles ii is
thu opinion the loan viii hc for Si.-
o00.oo0o0o and at 3; IL per cent. The
second Liberty bonds were heavy. The
market for these bonds acts as II some
person We're making an aggressive
campaign in them. They have hccn
lifted from under 90 to 91.S2, and now
are back TO $3.50.
Most elaborate plans have been FOR,
mulated for floating The loan. and
every individual in the country Will
have 10 make IL a personal matter.
Bethlehem Steers annual report net
earnings for common stock dividends
equal to st2.20 a share. met with little
responsc In the market.
= Corn Products made IL; usual new
high record, but no explanation of this
is needed. The company is doing :,
work that the government wants done
and is receiving every official cnCour-
aecmcnt possible.
sinclair OIL washeavyag gain. withfld-
SINCLAIR Oil was heavy again. with
further ruinors OF n dividend cut to
come. Reading, Industrial Alcohol. aud
United States Steel were we'll taken
on the declines. SO was American
Sumatra. Cotton made another new
high record price.
The chief trouble with the market
seems to be fear of the money situation
and opening OF tho bond campaign
viii probably settle that. Unless money
IS eascd up 1t viii be difficult TO sell
bonds and the first act of the govern
ncnt Will naturally be to exercise it's
power in that direction.
NEW YORK. March -9-Norcantiie parcr:
four months. g. SIN months. &. sterling:
SsNty-dsy hill S.12ig: commercial sixty
day bills banks. Si52: commercial sixty
day bills $i5llc; demand, $+1i 5-iG cables,
St.Tf '-'o; bar silver. Hn'.; M"Ntcan dollars:
bonds. IRREGULAR 1Iuio loans. firm: sixty
and ninety days and stN months. bid Cal
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I'TV' H0N- ~ m GOOD GeWtnd. 10 hens can
Dc sQld or shipped. EGG market tirrn to.
CAY: hut r"c"pts are increasing and ouilo.k
iows.- HIitc: market steady. Other com
when enables US TO clean up daily
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Sales.

500 Allis- Chalmers ........
Nils Chalmers. rfd, -.
Am. Arr. Chem. com. {.
S0o Am. Beet Sugar. com. :.
$500 American Can ........
American can, pfd -.
$500 Am, Car and Foundry.
American cotton oil.
Am. Hide and Lear. pfd
Zoo Am. l.inSced Oil.
200 American Loco.
Am. Loco. pfd. -.
5000 American Smelling
Goo .Nm. Steel Foundrics. :.
500 American Sugar
goo Am. Tcl. and Tel. Co.
Am. Tobacco. com. :. i.
80 Am. Tobacco. pfd.
Am. Writing Paper. ptd
Am. Writing Paper. pfd
500 American Iiuc
,.in0 Anaconda Copper
300 AtchiSou
100 Atlantis Coast Line -.
y. G. j.. vi CT. CBalto.)
e.lco Baltimore and Ohio.
1000 Bcth'm Steel Is.
200 Bcth'm Steel SO pfd. :.
ll,NOn Baldwin Loco.
100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
100 Central Leather. com.
1000 Canadian Pacific
90" California Petroleum :.
500 Chesapeake and Ohio.
chicago Great Western
chi. Great Nest. pfd
500 chi. Mil. ana ST Paul.
1900 G.. K. |. and P...
500 e.. i. ]. and l.. &C pfd..
500 C.. X. |. and +. 10 prd.
1880 cruciblc Steel Cor. com
100 truCiblc Steel, pfd
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RICHMOND PkODiCF IIREJ1
"hCIesHtc Quotations


y. :. FOOD Administration lIceuS. No, G. 1891
tBy q t. Currie 4 COZ
Richmond. Va. Mar,h &C. 1913
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CHESAPEAKE &OHlO RAILWAY
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company

"Tho Progressive Railway of tho South"
Trains leave dany: > A. NJ. Noriena
Jacksonville: 9:+O p. a.: Atlanta Brming.
ham special: ouP' AL,,n s!eep s.s. Jack:
A. ST.. s:ia a. NJ. 6:4s r. A.. $50 +. H.
2.55 a.. Al
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FTRST tUIttI OF CHEISi. SCIENTIST
-lcSuiar services will lac held t"-inorrow
morning Ia church sdiiice corner Park
Avenue and Meadow Street. at IL n'c!ocI
subject: Matter. wednesday, evening
testimony and experience meeting at \
O'Clock. The Eeadir. Room Go. COZ IS
located in the Virginia hallway and Power
Building. Seventh and Franklin
Streets. and is open daily from 10 y NJ. TO
9 l.. NJ. except Wednesdays aud SunHay -.
Wednesdays from 10 \. Nj. 10 = T. n
sundays from l.. NJ. to l.. NJ. Strangers
y,lr
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totlfTnNt. MARKETS.

NEW 90 Isl "iIarch -2-Whllr nervous and
lT."tA'ai. n" 'ui."u market inane Il gen
.rauF nrw showing o-d,N, with ALI Dc
HN"rISH iuu'riuG mex niEh prices for tho
SEASON M! 'gntiHyta H9iH ~ from %-.i 10
''A.--i ana closed - i.t.lt. compared win
'-'i at III" close Yesterday, tut ucw crop
months were relatively easy. with the l-Ii-
sra ilSl CLOSING steady, not e POINTS ipW,E to
- -"niHt: hiS A,r. ne tuaGk-i uu"u,d uu-
.htnS"i 20 roiUts lowv TON REPORTS Of
aGht rh1u~ ur yhuN.Ts Do tup Sv4thW,.t. and.
aiI"r solu" carry irr.Eularltv. sold about l.
10 = ruintH under I-at nights closing i..ur-s
!at" Ia IN" morning 1UrrluE- w"I" grad
unity absorncd uu a -etI. Gown 10y Inc
'vstlInu.a hUhIuE ~ trade Interests. ghllr
ih" western bell forecast for generally tair
weather w,ls a H.-aupolntmcUt TO carly
Ing tic 'hriy Afternoon. Contracts aul.,IT,d
to be very SCARE" until July touched 500
ard oCtDu"r - 80, or about j. 90 ~ uoiut.
Snrys last NIGHTS dosing hEures Later
nutlua tl.Us were 'Ntrd;ir.N irregular. .Vlth
last rri''- =ho"!uE reactions OF som" ; To
=, joints from III best Good Friday and
IN" SATURDAY, fnlIuwiuE viii be observed Il.
extra x h"nE- holidays. cotton futures
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DEATHS.


NJ isDi...is ~ Li.--DIcu, At his rrsincpyc
March -. 1915. ~ 1890 a. NJ. WNIFEit
l; NiEpEMEh Eit. In tho i"rty-fourth ycsr
OF hIS age lie leaves widow ana TIM 90
Shllcg'u, iWn brothers and thrcC Sigt"rs
Funeral from has late residences, 1913 Hcs,
Cary Street rliIS tSAfuRDAYJJ AurTER.
NOON at a."o.
->t,NC,",.-- Died. At ~ ~. at tho RESI- :
dcncc oi his son. zoos South Meadow. Us.
VALID H. NucKol.S. aged sIxty-scSen.
Funeral motto" later.
i. A. +-.II.u, rri,lay. Ainrcn -. 1918 at
LIN NARY RYAN. Ndow OF james Ryan.
Funeral MONDAY MORNING. March %
i'iS. at 10 o'clock. ut Sacred Heart Cuthc :
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Norfolk Il Western Railway

ONLY ALL-itAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
E@at Toisfo! III 30 3 a. Al. $500 A Al.
FOR Li.;cHBCkG AND THE WEST:
go a. 81 ,a;o9 f. i NJ si Sor +; a. .,,
a. NJ. seat r. ~. From the Vest: ,.'7:3j
.Daily. tDaiiy except sunday; iSunday.
ONCE S3S +. Main 81. Phone Mad. 1S7.
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NOTICE.
TO my friends and thu public. l do no, do
shoe repairing Tor -hO" stores, II you want,
Iur 80 30 your work. pleas" send u direct
North tIl.l Street
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RAILROADS
RAILROADS
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
To and from Washington and beyond Daily,

richmond ,WaEhington Local. Nv. s2.!o PM
daily. fredericksburg Accom- week DAYS. Iy
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tho capita! stock %! tnis ,Dr1paHs. payabl
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GRO BE Continued To- MorrowD
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HUGHES IiNl9DnESSISG P.AHLuES
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kIsti.
$50 !. ". Read Memorial sabbath School.
.H' J.. M.-TounE Peoples Society.
500 l.. M.--Uniou services. First Prcshy
t"rian. DIR. WA. H.. THoMI'-
New-York tribune., 1918-02-10
Infants Weay

Notable Savings
ChHdren's Rompers, chambray and poplins,
in beach and creeper models. Sizes to and nclud
ing years. None worth less than >Sl As. Csc
BIoomer Dresses, chambray in high wasted
models with dainty white collars Sizes to and
including 6 years. $125
Bioomer Dresses, fine chambray, high waist
ed with pockets prettily smocked Sizes to
and including 5 years. .$2S5
Infants French Dresses, hand made and
hand-embroidered in fine nansooI lace edged
yoke and sleeves. Sizes to and including 2 years
$1.95
New-York tribune., 1918-02-10
These Sales Begin Tuesday
Misses Suits
$500 Spring
Tailor-Made Models
$3.50

New Spring samples, just one of kind
in every exclusive novelty of the coming
season. Plain tailored frock coats with
long roll collar closing with one button.
Smart little 'Jacky'' coats, hanging
straight from the shoulder, prettily trim
med with bands of wide Hercules braid.
Dressy Etons with silk waistcoat that can
be worn as vest or waist. The new skirts
are charming, with full flare tunc and
close-fitting underskirt; wide crush belts
complete the most youthful becoming
suits that Fashion has favored. Materials
are finest T11cotine, Mannish Serges, Club
Chechs and Nezo Cravenette- finish Coverts,
Silks and Satins; navy blue, olive drab,
beige and checks are the proper effects.
Sizes IA to 20 years.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-10
Gloves
Thousands Underpriced

111UUSd1uS UndefpF1ced
Women's Washable Cape Leather Gloves,
III champagne and biscuit shades fancy embroi-
dered backs, T.. X. M. and pque sewn one clasp;
best quality; pair. 4S
White Duplex Cloth Gloves, a great pur-
chase OF 1000 pairs Of these rare gloves; yellow
lined, tWo-clasp, half pque sewn; washable in
cold water dyke Doe Skin) a pair 80 S1.25
Won'en's White Kid Gloves, two-clasp.
over seam sewn, Paris point embroidered white
and white with black e
Ground