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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-14
ZAPRZECZENIA LORD
READINGA w SPRAWIE
ARMII.

Washington, IA. maja. - w
tych dniach nadesz}o Ottawy
oswiadczenic, jakoby angielski
cabinet wojenny mia} wy
dac rozporzadzenic, il amery-
kahska armia ME bedzie uzyta
przez 'Aliant6w, dop6ki ME dol
die do perfekcyi pod kazdyn
wzgledem. Lord Reading, brytyj-
ski ambassador, zapytany, co my
sli o tel sprawie, oswiadczy}, IL
pogioska ia jest stanowczo SPREE
czna informacyami, otrzymane-
mi przez niego Cd angielskiego
rzadu. w dalszym ciagu interwie-
wun Reading przyzna}, il nie ma
pojecia, kto m6gi stworzyt po--
dobna pogloske i wydai re swej
strony nastepujace oswiadczenie
yTwierdzenie, przypisywane bry-
tyjskiemu gabinetowi wojenne
mu, ze Alianci So tax pewnl Sic
bic, IL majqc do wyboru, albo ma
Ia armie do obrony natychmiast,
albo czekanie dopoki ona ME 20
stanie wzmocniona przez Gala, po-
tezna, doskonale wyekwipowana
armie amcrykahska - wybrali to
cstatnie, stoi w,zupe}nej sprzecz-
nosci do wszystkich informacyi,
otrzymanych przezemnie Cd an
sielskiego gabinetu wojennego
do wszystkich zadah, jake mi ma
kazano przedstawic administracyl
Stanow Zjednoczonych." urzed-
nicy w Waszyngtonie twierdze, IL
ME rozumieja oSwiadczenia, wy
danego w Ottawie re zarzadzo-
70 jrlz kroki, by dowiedziec sic, co
ono wlasciwie oznacza. Oswald
czenie Ottawy zw}aszcza z po-
wodu faktu, re Alianci utrzymali
swoje linie odparli hordy teuton-
skie, bylo przyjete przez militar-
ne kola waszyngtoiskie jako ra-
cyonalne, tymczasem zaprzecze--
ME lorda Readinga wprowadzifo
zamet w kombinacye polityczne,
oparte ma powyzszem oswiadcze-
niu. Kofa militarne waszyngton-
skie, sledzace bacznie wypadki
woienne, przychodza do przeko-
mania, il Alianci chca obecnie tyl-
ko utrzymat swoje linie, oraz po-
zwola Niemcom ma atakowanie,
ktore zazwyczaj jest ogromnle
kosztownem dla Mich, salni zas
przygotowuja sic nalezycie i z
oomoca olbrzymiej, a sprawnej
armii amerykahskiej, ktora do te-
60 czasu sic utworzy, rozpoczna
wielka kontrofensywe W po}owie
1oto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-14

ma celu kontrrewolucyjnych po-
czynai, tylko zaprowadzenle /
utrzymanie prawnego porzadku.
Amsterdam, IA. naja. - Dono-
sza prasowo, il Niemcy maja, W
swej mocy carowa-wdowe, Marye
.Fiedorowna, oraz wielkie ksiezne
ley ME w. ksiazat -?) Miko}aja
Miko}ajewicza i,Alexandra Miko-
lajewicza zony... Mieszkali ci
czlonkowie carskiej rodziny nd
Krymic, a tam zostali uwiezieni
przez Niemcow, gdy do Krymu
weszE.
z FINLANDYI.
Helsingfors, IA. maja. - Pc
raz pierwszy cd 10 lat powiewa
mad forteca fihska Sveaborg in
nemi miastami Finlandyi - flaga
fihska: fortece owa nazwano zno-
VIII po fihsku Huomenlinna, jako
sic przedtem nazywa}a. Dotad ME
wznowiono stosunkow dyploma--
tycznych pomiedzy Rosya a Fin
landya ME stanie sic to tax d}u-
90 - powiadaja w}adze finskie,
jak dlugo okrety rosyjskie wojen-
ne pozostaja ma wodach Zatoki
Fihskiej, oraz jak d}ugo Rosyanie
daja przytu}ek i zasilek rewolucyo
nistow fihskim.
z PORTUGALII.
Lisbona, IA. maja. - Wiadze
wykryly spisek rewolucyjny pre-
civ obecnemu rzadowi: dazono
do obalenia wfadz obecnycll i
przenicsienia stolicy do Oporto :
policya wykryla sklady bomb, po-
konfiskowala ich COS 1000 po--
konfiskowala listy osob, ktore
mialy bye wymordowane.
z AUSTRYI I z NIEMIEC.
Londyn, IA. maja. - Austrya
przeszla ostatnio zupeinie do roll
wasala, poddanego najzupeiniej
Niemcom. w Berlinie oficyalnie
ogloszono .zacieSnienie" przymie-
RIA austro-niemieckiego, co miaio
zostac dokonane ma odbytej W
tych dniach konferencyi pomie-
dzy cesarzami Wilhelmem a Ka-
rolem, jaka miala miejsce W glow
nej kwaterze Wilhelma ma zachod
MIN froncie. Ma konfcrencyi tel by
Ii takze austryaccy mezowie :mini-
ster Burian, feldmarszaiek Arr ".
Straussenburg i ks. Hohenlo'he,
ambassador austryacki W Berlinie !;
ze strony niemieckiej uczestniczy-
Ii: kanclerz Hertling, feldmarsza-
lex Hindenburg(O, gen. Luden--
dorff, minister Kuehlmann | hr,
Wedel niemieckl ambassador we
Wiedniu, Omawiano sprawy poll
tyczne militarne | postanowiona
scisis ma wszystklch polach koo-
peracyei najprawdePodobnlel o
nawlane rowniet kwestye efensy=
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-14

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-14
z INNYCH FRONToW.

Rzym, IA. maja. - Pc silnem
ostrzeliwaniu frontu wloskiego
nowo zdobytego ma Mt. Corno
Austryacy przypuScilis atak ma po-.
zycye wloskie, lecz przyjeci gwal-
townym ogniem zostali odparci Z
wielkiemi stratami. Ma reszcie
frontu wloskiego odosobniona
strzelanina patrolowe utarczki.
Londyn, IA. maja. - Wojska
angielskie w Mezopotamii zajely
miasto Kirkut przepedzi}y Tur-
kow o 20 mil "a ME; przed paru
dniami Turcy zostali wyparci "a
rzeke Lesser-Zab a Anglicy zajeli
miejscowoSc Allyn Kupri, 60
mil "a Mosul.
Londyn, IA. maja. - Ma mace
donskicj linii, w okolicy Dobropo-
lie, mad Crna Reka, pod Monasty-
rem ma dalszych odcinkach, mad
Nardarem Strumq strzelanina
dzialowa przewaznie = zmlan sy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-14

WY austryackiej we Wloszech, O.
raz .sprawe Polski = jake szcze-
g6ly tych narad, ME wiadomo,
lecz pisma nlemieckie podaja, Il
przeprowadzono we wszystkich
najsclslejsze porozumlenle ! har-
monle trwala.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-14
RAPORTY.
Londyn, IA. maia. -

MAJ S1N
Londyn, IA. maja. - Ma froncie
angielskim silna dzia}owa walka,
szczegolniej potezna pod Mt,
KENNEL Scrre, a dalej ma odcin-
ku Albert; walk wrecz ME by}o i
niema tez mic szczegolniejszego do
doniesienia z linii angielskich.
Paryz, IA. maja. - Niema waz-
nlejszycn zmian do doniesienia
poza strzelanina nieustanna ma
caiei linii. mad Avre, w okolicy A
miens. oraz ma odcinku Arras i
Noyon: ma dalszych liniach - W
Lotaryngii pod Nomeny, St. Die
byly rejdy, z kt6rych sprowadzo-
no kilku jehcow niemieckich; w
jednym punkcie reid .niemiecki
odparto.
Berlin, IA. maja. - Niema waz-
niejszych doniesieh calego "a
.chodniego frontu; artylerya dzia-
Ia obustronnie wielka si}a pod
Mt. KENNEL, mad Ancre, pod
Albert i ma francuskim odcinku
pod Amiens, Arras Noyon; pod
Albert odparto czeSciowy mniej-
szy atak Anglikow, w Lotaryngii
pdtrolowych bylo pare potyczek.
WALK NAPoWIETzNE.
Londyn, IA. maja. - Raporty
awiatyki angielskiej podaja, IL
p6rniedzy 6tym a 12tym maja ae-
roplany angieIskie kilkakrotnie
bombardowaly bazy operacyjne
nurow niemieckich Ostende, Zee
bruegge Bruegge; w Ostendzie
zniszczono aerodromy i sklady
portowe, W Zeebruegge groble
bombardowano; Z broniacych
maszyn niemieckich zniszczono
szeSc, dwie uszkodzono, dwie an
gielskie ME powrociiy.
w walkach onegdajszych
szeSc niemieckich aeroplanow
zrzucono ma zachodnim froncie,
jedna angielska zgineia. w ciagu
nocy wykonano rejdy ma Douai,
Cambria, Bapaume, Perone inne
punkty strategiczne.
Berlin, IA. maja. - Raporty
n:emieckie podaja, IL wciagu kwie
tnia napsowano Aliantom ogoiem
Is balon6w obserwacyjnych, oraz
.271 aeroplan6w, gdy Niemcy stra-
.cic mieli tylko IA balonow i 123
aeroplanow.
Amsterdam, IA. maja. - Bay
austryackie ma Adryatyku, W Cat
taro zbombardowaly ostatnio ae-
roplany alianckie, tych jeden ze-
strzelono, a lotnikow ujeto. Szko-
dy wielkiej ME zrzadzila Ramona
da = donosi rapport austryacki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-14
NIEMCY Sic BUNTUJA.

Paryz, ID. maja. - Razporaz
dochodza wieSci ciaglych bun
tach i nieporzadkach w wojskach
niemieckich; komenda aliancka
tlomaczy tenn sobie moze odk1a--
danie ciagie spodziewanej ofensy-
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10
For Sale-AutornoDiles


 THESE CARS MUST SELL. THEREFORE WE ARE MAKING SOME SPECIAL PRICES. IF YOU NEED A CAR COME AND LOOK THROUGH OUR LIST. Saxon speedster, white enamel ..- 250 Overland touring. model S3 400 Regal touring, starter and lights;
 good rubber ..... ............. 35o Maxwell touring, '15; in excellent
 shape -. .................... 2so Dodge touring; in perfect condi-
 ton; '16 model ............... 500 American underslung speedster. Make an offer.
 Overland, model so, passenger. 425 Stutz touring; fine rubber, ex-
 cellent condition .............1000 Oakland s. 7-passenger, on sale at bargain .......-.... oo0 We pay top cash prices for cars, and sell on reasonable terms.
 MARTIN BROS. .S40 East Washington St.-Phone 1889
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10
For Sale-Miscellaneous

>>1~>>SN>>>S>SS>SSSSSS
 FOR SALE-Pedigreed Boston ter rier puppies. Phone 3S0S. bd
 AS THE refrigerator and Electric Fan season draws to close I shall In refrigerators I can supply you from small to immense at prices from $500 to $100.00. In electric fans can skin any dealer. but put this nut in your cracker. Ash and pine refrigerators can be sold 50 per cent lower than oak and they use 50 per cent more ice.-A worn out fan costs 50 per cent less than a new one and wastes 50 per cent more juice. I keep only good stock.
 How about fruit jars and jar caps? I've got several. gross, in all sizes. also jelly glasses, and the White Grown Mason Vacuum caps at 15c a dozen
 1 bought a lady's home made lot of fruit and vegetables and jellies. They are elegant, and cheap.
 If you need Desks or Office tables have 30 to. select from.
 I solicit country trade: Will ship and prepay Will not practice this general method of adding 20 per cent and deducting 10 per cent.-Every piece is marked. Remember now I have moved to the old Boston store 222 East Washington street. I will buy all your furniture. tools. crockery. hardware. bedding, and if you'll show them or me.-blessings.
 GEO. O. FORD
 220-222 F.. Washington St. Phone 177e if
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10
PUBLIC AUCTION


 The undersigned will sell at public auction on what is known as the old R. Toohey ranch, 1 miles west half mile south of Glendale, on Tuesday, July IS, the following property. to wit: A high grade, well marked Holstein cows, all good producers. cows, all good producers. 15 head of calves; 100 head of hogs; 25 brood sows to farrow soon; 75 stock hogs; a few head of sheep; 1 gasoline engine and cream separator. 30 milk cans and many other articles too numerous to mention.
 Terms: Sums of $1O0 or less. cash; on amounts over S100 a credit of six months will be given purchaser to give approved note bearing 10 per cent in -terest from date. ? per cent discount for cash on note accounts.
 This sale will begin promptly at 10 o'clock a. m. Plenty of shade and ice water and big free lunch at noon. The above listed stock will be sold without reserve or limit.
 STEVE STEFANI. Owner.
 D. D. DEEM. Auctioneer bm
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10
Auctions
s~~~~~>~~~~~s~~-~ ~~~S~~~s~~~~~~-

AUCTION SALE
 AT TAYLOR'S AUCTION HOUSE
 241 w. WASHINGTON ST.
 WEDNESDAY, 100 P. NJ.
 We have a fine lot of good stuff for this sale, consisting of dressers, beds, springs, mattresses, tables, Morris chairs, rockers, cots. rugs. stoves, ranges dishes, cupboards. library ta bles, commodes, wagons. buggies har- ness, chickens: 1 fine dairy COW with young calf by side. If you have anything for sale bring it in early. We always have buyers for all classes of goods. Ours is the one place to buy or sell. TAYLOR. THE AUCTIONEER
 Phone 1917. It
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10
~ --- E- W dSIIIHSIU IUH
 Phone 1776.

FURNITURE New and second- hand Ice boxes and refrigerators. fans. All makes sewing machines, re- paired and rented, only $2.50. We buy your furniture Phone 1913. or call 3s7 West Washington St. J. B. Guess. Mgr. If
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10

FORCED to sell 20 acres, 31a miles from town; house and plenty of shade. rented for S1,000 this year. Buyer takes one-hal the rent; $500 takes it. Phone S239. bs
 Use The Republican Classified Ads for ResultS-Read for Profit '
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10
For Sale Real Estate
TWO FINE LOTS

TWO FINE LOTS MCDOWELL ST, NEAR CENTRAL Ideal building site, total frontage 90 feet depth 156 feet. Owner non-resi- dent and says get an offer. Get busy while he is in the notion.
 TOLLESON LAND & CATTLE CO,
 r WEST ADAMS ST. hb
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10
Wanted Real Estate

WANT TO BUY 4 HOME, either near the capitol or northeast. Will pay up to s3500. Can pay $500 casi, bal ance good monthly payments. Address Box 9SH Republican. If
 WANTED To purchase a small home of 1 or rooms and screen porch near capitol. Can pay only a small amount of cash down, balance by the month. Best of references. Address Box 9aH. care Republican If
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10

WANTED-Man with experience as stock clerk and shipping department. Gall Boston Store. oo
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10

WANTED-Board tor young mar ried woman in private family, elderly couple preferred; must be nice place. References exchanged. Box S5H Re publican bb
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10
Wanted-Help, Male

WANTED man for plumbing shop as salesman. Geo. Hageman Go. bd
 WANTED-By a Phoenix wholesale house, one cashier, one ledger clerk and stenographer. Steady positions with good pay. Give experience refer ence and salary expected in your re- ply. Box 72H. Republican. bd
 EDUCATED young Indian man wishes to go to California in machine as helper for expenses. Box 95H, Re publican. It
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10

FOR RENT-125 acres alfalfa, good house. corral and well fenced: three years lease $30 per acre. A bargain
 Y. L. Holmes, First St. and Van Buren. Phone 1406 bI
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10

WANTED-Salesman in our dry goods department, must know wash
 goods and domestics. Call Boston Store. bd
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10

CASA GRANDE. VALLEY ESTABLISHMENTS 160 A, fine mesquite land. s640.00 160 A., mi. R. R. station .. sS00.O0 S20 A, ? mi. R R station .. S9600 % Good water conditions, fine soil. What have you to trade for good land in the best valley in Arizona. We have patented and state land to trade or sell on easy terms.
 See our photos of the valley.
 $. C. MILLER COMPANY 32 N. 1st Ave. Creighton Bldg
 Ac
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10
For Sale-MisCeilaneous

FOR SALE-Cigar case, 10 foot with elbow. 240 w. Washington St. Man hattan Restaurant. bm
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A modern brick home rooms and basement. Two lots. See Owner. 113S F. Polk St. [.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10

FOR SALE-4 second hand doors, 8 screen doors and l window Phone S925. hh
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10
Wanted-Miscellaneous

WE ARE driving to Los Angeles, will then make trips to all points of interest throughout California. Will accept passengers to Los Angeles or for entire trip and return. Shall leave about July A. Box 71H, Republican.
 blk
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10

FORTY ACRES all in alfalfa three miles southwest of Glendale. See Hammels. If
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10

and dispose of. or get what you want
 thHf WANT An fo ThA Reuuhlican
Arizona republican., 1918-07-10

FOR SALE-Pedigreed Boston ter rier puppies. Phone 3S0S. bd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-13
Masses Edith and Lille Ruth Stuart,
who arrived here from New York by
automobile.

Masses Edith and Lille Ruth Stuart,
who arrived here from New York by
automobile.
Mrs. Brayton Ives, who has come
for the cure. and Miss Frances Ives.
Victor Sorchan and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Atkins are among ot@rs arriv-
ing here this week from New York,
Robert r.. Odds, of the Oldsmobile
company, of Detroit, and Mrs. Olds.
who are touring through the Al1egha :
MES with Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Cook, OF
Detroit. stopped here for a short time
on their way to Seabreeze. Fla. where
Mr.. and Mrs. Odds have winter
hone.
The Boston colony at White Sui
phur Springs ia steadily increasing.
and among the New England sojourn-
ers now here are Mr. and Mrs. f. w.
Waters. Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Stack
pole and Mr., and Mrs. William A..
Paine, who win remain at the Green
brier through October.
Mrs. j. ogden Armour, of Chicago,
is at the Greenbrier for her Gus
tomary fall sojourn. Mrs. Arthur G..
Bissell is with her, and accompany
ing them is Miss Teresa Bartle, of
Chicago.
Mrs Charles II. Duhne, of Gin
cinnati, has joined the cure colony,
and with her Is Miss Marford- of
Nyack, n. Y. Captain w. S. S. Rogers,
Jr.. of Aberdeen, who is on a short
furlough, arrived here on Wednesday,
George D. Mayo, OF Richmond and
Charlottesville, Va. came to White
Afv-e
Thomas Rutherford to Richmond
Mrs. $. J, Nelson. of Salem. Va. ar
rived here on Friday for short stay.
Perfect weather for automobiling
finds large numbers of parties tour
ing the Alleghanies. Thomas Bealle
Davis and Stuart MacVeigh. of New
York. motored here from Virginia on
Tuesday Arriving by automobile on
Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. S. j.
Sizer. OF Danville. Va. DR.. and Mrs.
Forbes Hawkes., of New York, mo-
tored to Old Sweet Springs and Pick
away Among parties going to Hot
Springs this week were Mrs. f. w.
Gilmer and party. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene F. Williams, who are here
from ST Louis. Mo.
Mrs Joseph r. Widener of Phila-
delphia, has been Joined at the Green
brier by Mrs l.. NJ. Lee. of Baltimore,
on Sunday Mrs Widener, Mrs. Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter w. B. Roberts.
Mrs walter 3. Brooks, Jr.. Mrs, $.
Binsal Brooks and Mr.. Thomas p.
Curtis. Of Boston. drove to Elmhurst
farm for an "ole Virginia" dinner.
Additional arrivals at White Sui
phur Springs this past week include
Mr.. and Mrs Caleb Wright Shfpley,
of Cincinnati; Mrs. William c. Edgar,
of Minneapolis. Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Myer of Birmingham. Ala
Mrs Henry p. Rea. OF Pittshurg, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Strauss, of New
York.
DR.. G.. r. Capito. OF Charleston
w. Va. who has been identified with
the medical department al White
Sulphur Springs since its inception
under the late DR.. George d, kahlo
has entered the service as a captain
in the medical corps. DR. II. II
Roberts. OF Lexington. Ky. Is now In
charge Of the medical department.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-13
buy Liberty Honds-
Success With Cover Cropa.

Many farmers in Monmouth county,
n j.. are getting fne results from seed
Ing Alfalfa in corn az cover crop. The
soil Is light but under the system Of
using cover crops with one so-called
money crop (potatoes), in the rotation,
these farmers grow fine corn and OBJ
tain an excellent stand of corn. The
same thing is being done in Lancaster
county. Pa There the morey crop is
tobacco. In both places the money crop
is highly fertilized and receives the nm
est cultivation. and all this shows in
every crop through the rotation.
In -manNnther- sections farmers are
finding difficulty in starting cover
crop OF anything but rye. They say
Crimson clover used to do well. but
now we can't get n stand" AS a re-
suit leguminous cover crops are not at
temped except on the most fertile
farms.
The reason for this sectional success
or failure with cover crops is appa-
rent Where the farms are fertile and
are constantly being improved In fer
tility by the addition OF large amounts
Of plantfood, there Is no trouble start
run down and being run down, legumi-
der otherwise favorable conditions.
Where there is enough fertility for both
crop and cover crop there is no Diff
Guilty starting the cover crop. Where
thera is a limited amount, of plant
food in the soil the crop uses it all up,
and when II comes time to SOW the COW
err crop there is nothins left. This Ia
the main reason why the clover crop
fails.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-13
.GEMA BRAnSCOnDE
WRITES PRIZE MUSIC
Sets to Music Margaret Widdemcr's
Poem, "Evcry Towns Your
Home Town.
Especial to The Richmond virginian.)

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
New York, Oct. 12.--Gena Brans-
combe, of u West Eighty-second
street, New York city, is the winner
of the competition conducted by the
national patriotic song committee to
compose the music to Margaret Wild
demer's poem Every Towns Your
Home Town" dedicated Few months
ago to the War Camp Community
Service of the War and Navy Depart
ments Commissions on Training Camu
Activities.
When the national patriotic song
committee was asked by War Camp
Community Service to conduct this
competition on account of the high
value they set on Margaret widde-
mer's poem. the committee wrote to
sixty-three of it's composer mem bers
asking them to compete. Thirty one
manuscripts were submitted. under
assumed names, according to the con-
diuons of the competition. and a jury
OF seven members, headed by Yvonne
de Treville, chairman of the new
music committee. heard the compost
tons and announced the winner YES
terday.
Gena Branscombe has already pub
ilsned eighty songs. four song cycles,
Vioiln suite. fourteen part songs
Tor women's voices, three piano suites
and festival overture for symphonic
orchestra. which was first played at
the MacDowell festival at Peterboro
New Hampshire.
The entire rights OF the song and
music go. by agreement, to War
camp Community Service. which will
pubiish the composition. II will be
sent 10 All the song leaders of the big
community signs conducted by this
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-13
WHITE SULPHUR MAKES
A CANVASS FOR BONDS.
4
To-day Farms Are Being visited I'm
Automobiles by Guests nj Springs.
Arbor Day Celebrated.
Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
The Grcenbrier. White sulphur

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian)
The Grcenbrier, White sulphur
Springs, w. Ma, Oct. l2.-Liberty
Day liz to be celebrated with deeds at
White Sulphur Springs Ten thou
sand dollars in Liberty bonds are TO
be sold at the war savings stamp
booth by Mrs. J. Howard Slocum,
chairman of the womans committee,
and Miss Josephine II. Mcclure, who
is assisting her. Everywhere the
slogan. Buy Bonds" proclaims the
spirit and enthusiasm of the commu-
nifty and nothing is being left undone
that will aid in healthy over-sub-
scription to the loan. On Sunday
there will be an automobile campaign.
William II. Hines, chairman of the
committee for Greenhrier county. and
every member OF his committee and
subcommittee will go out in auto
obile contingents to make a e-to-
house and farm to-farm canvas This
is being arranged to comply with the
request of the government to avoid
large gatherings in public places and
to reach tho families living in the far
distant points that are not reached
by the community activities. Every
thing indicates to sweeping sue
cess for the subscription of the
allotment Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Howard
Slocum and Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton
Lewis are among those who Will go
from the Greenbrier.
White Sulphur Springs celebrated
an impromptu Arbor Day this past
week when the White sulphur
Springs company was presented with
Giant Sequoia Seeding from the
Maripose grove a t Yosemite National
Park. Following his tour over the
western railroads Director General
w. G. McAdoo was presented with
two of the seedlings by w. b Lewis
superintendent of the Yosemite Ma
tional Park Mr.. MeAdoo desired
that one be planted on the lawn of
will grace the lawns of the White
House and treasury.
The Greenbrier fan championship,
the last of a series featured nj White
Sulphur Springs for the benefit of the
Red Cross. will be played from Octo-
Der I4-1s. and many golfers who are
here for the cure will enter for the
event Red Cross medals will be
awarded.
Prominent among northerners ar
irving at White sulphur Springs dur
ing October are Mrs Augustus r.
Kountze and Mrs. Gordon Douglas, of
New York. who came from Newport
to take the cure. Mr.. and Mrs. Gard
short time at the Greenbrier, DR..
and Mrs. Forbes Hawkes. and Mfr.
and Mrs. William NJ bradshaw ar
| rived here on Saturday from New
| York Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Turner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Macdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncev Mckeever.
Mrs. William Couch Stuart and the