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Real Estate and Court News
HENRIco BARGAIN AND SALE.

Martha Green ct ais: TO Scion Green.
MA; ~ acres on Mems March, about 10
l hnr west ,n,- OF city 3G,een es'at") octo-
- Martha Green CT ais. 20 Mary Holmes.
- acres On Allen branch. 10 miles west
Of CITY Green esta,e). October S. 1917;
Il. R.Ciarke 20 q. 4. W Britain. S-4
acre on crossroad connecting Darby
iCwn Road, about seven miles from city
Of Richtnond. May 30. 1917: tax 80
cents: $40.
a. ROY Beck TO Rosa y Johnson. BOX
100 feet south line Nine Mile Road
tax. sl.20; $40.
Hermitage Land Company to sam
vel T. Baker. lots IL and -, block 3,
hermitage Park. September %. 1918:
II. L. Bew and. Evelyn T. twife) TO
Victor G Narro lots l and and wes,
land Springs. November 10. 1915; S.
SEQ
Highland Park Development Corpo-
Highland Park Addition. November II.
1918: tax. 81: $40
Maria s. Robinson ct al. 10 Carrie
" Perry s;do 80 d tee inches BY So feet
north Of Fairfield Road. bounded by
lands OF \. L: Perry. and Mrs. keci.
August 2S' IsiS; $500.
lots and &c. block B. lot Q fronting
100 feet on north line Concord Ave
nue., 81. feet west OF Brook Turnpike:
lot 10 fronting 100 feet on south line
Bridgeport Avenue. 3I6 feet west OF
Brook Turnpike; assumption Of lien OF
'tsA. November IS, 1917; $3.50.
Richard Byrd and Virginia q. (wife)
10 II. T. Martin. lot a. plat OF r. F.
Moncure. on Darbytown or Central
Road. in Narlna ma gisterial district
r. T. Martin and Carrie (wife) to
Richard Byrd. lot b. plat of r. T. Mon
cure, on Darbytown or Central Road
in Narina magisterial district No
rember IS. 1918: tax so cents. $40.
q. Il. Dowden and j. B. thusband) to
Fl. {. and Mamie F.. Hall. lot 20. section
y, Glen Echo Park. 4x30o feet west
line Echo Avenue
Kenner T. Crawley ct AL to John g.
Hall. lot -. Richmond Truck and
Poultry Farms. near Osborne Turn
pike and Wilton Road. three miles be-
low Richmond. October 10. 1918; ST.
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Street. 81 feet north Nine Mile Road.
j. a. Connolly. trustee. 10 NJ f.
Graves. 33N132 feet west side of Twen.
ty-eiShth Street. 1913 feet Z inches south
OF Clay Street. November 26 laiS; So.
n. r. Pollard. Jr. trustee, to Amer,.
can Locomotive Company. 23 feet i
inches by 1872 feet east line Meadow
bridge Road; Sc feet inches from Vat-
ley Road; also. az feet inches by So
feet = inches north OF Valley Road:
also. % feet inches by 1872 feet east
side Meadowbridge Road, 60 feet fro,
Valley Road. November % 1915; 81.
100. -
NJ. d. Nunally. trustee, to Sarah A.
Pollard. 30X125 feet at southeast cor
ner Of Twentieth Street and Paramount
Avenue November 20. 1918: s2.G25.
Leroy Il. Brown. trustee to Virginia
Realty and Construction Company. Inc
S6o4 and e6o4-A Hanover Avenue, Is
feet : inches by 70 feet 0 inches north
vest OF Robinson street. November
r. Sitterding. j. d. Carneal and
Charles X. Willis. trustees, TO George
anna McCook, 35X125 feet west line
Rogers Street, 1S2 feet north of L
| Street. November %. 1918: 1890
George B. Snead, trustee. to NJ l..
Hubbard. lot II, block F.. Parkland,
! 50Nl35 feet east line Edgewood Ave-
nue. at north line Hooper Street. No
vembsr II, 1918; 1850.
lot 5. block 9. Providence Park, 3px
135sfeet south line Ladies' Mile Road.
120'efect west OF Branch Avenue. No.
vember co. 1918; 9944
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HENRICO TRUST DEED.

Louis Rasmussen. Of Rock Island.
Ill. TO NJ. l.. Aspinwnll, of Adair, Iowa.
trustee. 100 acres on Charles City Road,
about 9 miles below city (Richmond).
september II, 1918: tmortgugc) sl.500.
u. ID. Muse ~ John Il. Welsh. trus-
tee. 3.S acres on Nine Mile Road. at
Evergreen, l-2 miles from city of
,:ichmond. November lS.il9lS: $3.50
81.
Victor c. varro and Johanna II.
twifc) 10 j. b. Welsh. Joseph Srumpf
aud &. w. Sims. trustees. lots and 2.
aud west half Of lot 5, block G.. section
l. also. lots % and %. block c. Sec
ton ,. and interest in lots "a IS. 81
and IS. section .. Highland Springs.
November Is. 1918; $4,000.
Walter T.. Johnson ct al. to Wallace
+. Brown. trustee, 65 is acres on east
line County Road, leading from New
Market Road to Darbytown Road,
known as Camp Holly. October l..
1915: $1,000.
II. c. Hall and Mamie l. (wife) to
G. w. Gay. trustee. lot 20. section d..
Glen Echo Park, 40x300 feet west side
Echo Avenue. November is. 1918; ST.
f31.
John G.. Hall to American Trust
Company, trustee. lot IL. Richmond
Truck and Poultry Farms. near Us-
horne Turnpike and Wilton Road about
three miles below Richmond. October
Is 1918: S767a0
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of rranklin street. iC9 feet inches
4. 6. Rose and Louisa A. (wife) TO
Goddin street. 27xlo5 feel south line
Street! Ho St 20. sf isiS 'I ISL 81 'S'e'
Alice c. clark and w. G. husband,
to Edward II. Brown, trustee. lot rs.
iand Park. 30xl6o feet east line Of
North Avenue. % feet south Of Craw-
ford Street. Noyember, %. 1918; SLIGO.
James X. Dunlop and Cora II. (wiic)
TO W. Chester Evans. trustee. Nos.
1907 and 1908 East Main street. 4ix
loV feet 10 Ia inches at southeast
also No. 1905 East Main Street. 81 feet
2 IL inches by l0i feet 6 inches south
east Of Nineteenth Street October 80
1918: $3.50.
L; s. Gooch and Marsare. Edna
fourth Street. 2i>I22 feet west line
Thirty-fourth Street. south Of leigh
nsrkley Green ana Emma ,wifej to
J. 7. Cafneal. trustee. 1902 Ashland
street street. s+Xso feet .inches north line
s44:, '''" street OCTOBER ~ 1919
Clarence e. Ma,lory. to Z. f. Schmidt,
feet inches by = feet sH' east 7 iine Tenn
pie street. 90 feet inches south OF
Cary Street. November 20. 1918;
LeSsie e. Mcclure and =. NJ. thus-
lots - and "a. block II Highland Park.
70Xl40 feet wcst line Enslow Avenue,
Der II. 1918; 1884
barbara May, Priddy and Robert w.
cherrs Street. aoxl45 'y feet ca cas-, G line
cherry StIce,. lo5 feet north of China
Street: November Il. 1918; 500.
M ~'s S 20 AfhsT Erin y
feet II inches by l22 feet west Tine
Fifth street, Ga feet inch south of
Duval Street. November II, 1918: ST.
Mrs, Carrie z. shelton e, al. to u. w.
BurruSs and George Z: Fitzhugh. trus-
tee tee. 20 .oi fee, inches by l3o feet east
north Of Arch Street. October 81. 1918;
John j; Liesfeld and Katherine +.
crutchfeld. trustee. 1929 West Cary
Street. so feet . "a inches by 122 feet
at southeast corner of Washington and
Cary Streets: also 1929 TO 1897. inclu-
sivc. West Cary Street, 90 feet III
inches by -. feet south line Cary
street 80 feet 81 inches east OF
sa4i.
Henry. J.; Gibson and Lille l.. Glib
son to G. H. Trant. trustee, 3oxl25 feet
20. 1915: S7i2.
Henry Goldsmith to c. B. Trant, trus-
tee. i95 North Twcnty-sevcnth street,
3oNl2: feet east side Twcnty-seventh
street 80 feet west OF Marshall
Street, November 23. 1918: $4,000
NJ l. Hubbard and Verna Il. twifel
To William l.. Tyler. trustee. lot 5.
block ,. Providence Park. 30x135 feet
south line Ladies Mile Road. 100 feet
west Of Branch Avenue. November IS.
1918; Sl,lS0.
Floyd Spencer and Leila A. twifel
to j. i. ELAN and .. ii. Funston. trus-
| tees. 800 West Baker street. fronting
- feet on north line Baker street. be-
ing lot 30, plan Of Marshall Mann ct al.
November y, 1915; s23S.50.
Joseph b. Yeamans and Harriet 4.
lwifc) to David Meade White. trustee.
3GNl9? feet south line Floyd Avenue
20 feet west Of Linden Street Novem-
Der 20. 1918: $4,000.
Ohio T.. Smith and Mynta c. twife)
10 Edward j. Blake, trustee. No. Al
North Davis Avenue, u feet 41-2
inches by 95 feet Sill inches east line
Davis Avenue. ii5 feet inches south
o: kcnsnEton Avenue. November 20
1915: Sl,SJ6.32.
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HENRIco RELEASE DEED.


John Sloan. trustee, to Vernon L..
Mayer and Esther G. (wife). lots !
and ,. and west half of lot 3. block c.
section ]. Highla nd Springs. November
Is, 1918: SS4S.
William l.. Tyler and John II. Guy.
trustees. to o. Y. Dowden, lot 20. see
ton d. Glen Echo Park. November Is.
1919: $3.50
John 3. Welsh. trustee to Fannie \.
Johnson ct al. l0l acres in Varina
magisteriai district. about!1l miles east
OF Richmond known as Camp Holly.
November II, 1918; SAFE.
Leroy Z. Brown. trustee. to Siam 4.
McGowan. block II, subdivision Of tract
9. Winneld Scott's estate ct al. 345X
800 feet north line Henrico Street. No
vember, 20, 1918: $4,T26.
Tho American National Bank OF
Richmond TO Kcnner T. Crawley. LOT
II. Richmond Truck and Poultry
FNlrns. near Osborne Turnpike and
Wilton Road. about three miles below
Richmond. November 81. 1918: 10000.
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CMICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKEr

r. CHICAGO. November 30.--Hogs: Receipts.
24.C00 head; market steady TO q shade lower
than yesterdays average: butchers. 1850
1880: light. l6.7a61765: packing. 16.iafpi740:
1880 ii 1850.
Cattle: Receipts o.op) head: compared
with week ago, choice and prime motives
steady: others and Western uneven,y a6 10
IS cents lower: butcher cattle mostly 20 To
30 cents lower: Gamers 50 cents lover:
calves steady: best feeders steady: medium
and common stockers 80 to 10 cents lower.
Sheep; Receipts. 5000 head; compared with
n week ago, fat lambs 25 to IS cents lower;
good and choice declining most: sheep.
yearlings and feeding stock steady to IS
cents lower
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. November 30-There Was a
you market today, With January and all
later !a deliveries making new low ground FOR
points below hast nights close and 70 points
rnseT sa t Sf5 f se
ruhlic" ti rm Of the order prohibiting short
Of the day with the tone barely steady at
net decline of - To 10 points.
prices to Decline Of 3 non,s Thens Gs
.non t;I c9verns an, and scn,tered buying on
esnse Sigh, hulges rIsh; after the call but
continued liquidation and scattered South
err seiiinS Ksp3r's that hedges were being
was no immediate ciyii:a an cemand increased
market broke the more rapidly. December
contracts sold OF to $50. or 100 points net
2ioS in the late trading. Except for a mod
crate demand from spot house brokers who
there vas very lille BUYING ' and spinnsrsi
sentiment was very much unsettled during
ment-M iddling. ESQ bales; stock. is3.co7
ss 1s!. e tSS1y t 81 bse.
50 Sse5 Tor exports wsGt "s 81 S EoT'see'ps o.
Total for sea s"n,-Receipts. 2lsas2s baics;
New ORLEANS; November So-selIng
from the opening to the close. coming for
the most part from discouraged longs who
we're diSa ppointcd at the recent bchsyior ~
the mnrict in The face OF the restrictions
against short selling. On the first cali tho
nrongcst months were > points higher h mt
after the call offerings increased, and ibcre
~as a gradual fan until trading months To-
rard tn" end ,,a were IS TO Sc points under tho
hnal quotations Of yesterday. The close
come little hedge selling was noted ny
<c1ncs during the session Ofrcrines uoro
not well absorbed al any time, no buwine
power developing Early I'm the day clear
in Georgia for foreign countries totaied
1908 bales. the largest shipment In some
time. This. combined with tho rem,voI ~
export restrcti%ns on Monday, caused much
for the cotton week ending next Friday. mi
Without stimulating the demand for con-
tracts.
Spots wsr. ouie. and prices were lowered
bY % points. which nut middlinr down IN
$50. at tho lowest OF the dav the Janmsrv
option stood at les After the close add.
ficnal shipmcnts OF spots were reported
which brought the movement for the dav
TO foreign ports IN TO 6O.57s bales ""'
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BOND LIST


Amrritan writing Pa per 5s.> g
y N"HttG Coz II zane fS................--.. 4.
~ l.. u, ahd y col 's.......s. ........ s2ia
- l.: tv'!, - tb"!uInoreb .............. slLs
L. 80" onio COW Pas --........ 81
! n,s. ana ono ,ohn 5s.- .-.A .-....-.-... ssi1
t'!SECtt -. Myers IopHcro 0s.-........,. -
I.orillagu Tobacco .-...................... 81
Mtf.ahtne Marine es...:....,............. lolio
SeSLOhrI AIR Line set. 4s.........,....... u
Stan"ar'i Air Line adj =. :,...:.,.. 5s.s
c roa,htth hanMay 49,. ............... ia
:" 9thcIh i'Nii"aS Ss...-...- .....-.......G.. st
u. = Registered =. 1890 tbidJ ............ s.
= = h(Hs'er.d Is. l':" tbid) ............ 1864.
y > i.ipcri! loan 3'.s ................... 81. O.
!. ). iaSertE loan - Observation-Disclosures. 1880
- > Liberty loan 3d Observation-Disclosures. &c IS
y = iiocrt! loan Sun ................ $50
= :; Steel l. Ss...:...::::. ::............. sei3
w. Brown itr"s. CTS. (W VaD ,bid) 50
Tar. Chemical Go. - tb!dp ...... -
Va Car, Chemical COW. - tbIdJ ..... ..
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. November .,.-Belated covering
,t. S nor, forced = steep advance today in
months cave way under sales TO realize
pI9his, The market closed unsettled *
net lower To ia gain. with December IL?
70 l-iE and January l.@6is to 26.. Oats
lhishcd rs off to e M. and provisions vary
cents.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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cHANCEnY TRUST DEEDS.

Inc, trustee. No S21 Third Avenue
G0N140 feet at southeast corner OF
Third Avenue and Myrtle streets. No.
VENEER a,1en iobnson s 'E Ers%k 6 ,,c,u.,.
and Robert G. Bayiiss. trustees, No.
'30l9 East Franklin Street. 10 feet 6
ipches, by 81 feet G inches south eide
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CHANCERy RELEASE DEEDS.

Henry :. Hutzlcr and Ralph j. Levy.
Kcnsington Avenue. 30 feet LIZ inches
by 100 feet south line OF Kensington
Avenue. 1a0 feet 1l2 inches west Of
Davis Avenue. November -. 1918;
$3.50.
II. r. Pollard Jr. trustee. to r. NJ
lynn. Nos. 900 TO 1U24 inclusive Wcst
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RICHMOND 1--WE SrOGK MARKET

ISHIcS NJ UNION STOCK Yards,l
Report for tho week ending November. Is:
81, Ehoice steers. Hal!hc; medium 20 good.
heifers. 1l,s @l:h; medium, to good. sSiiMc:
i sSH,mrm9n 70 fall ~ 0se: choice eova. sH q
fair, 81 psHe; best oxen. 5aiis; ,unedium to
Sood. ia 4&h: common TO J fair. Sl o Nc;
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cHANcERy BARGAIN AND SALE.

Max e.. Ruehrmund to James Alex
1876 feet north line Of Floyd Avenue.
1870 feet east OF Robinson street. Octo-
Der 20. 1918; tax Sc, So {.
George Abraham and Cora Is. (wife)
to- Frank B. Moss; No. 821 Third Ave-
nue.. 60x140 feet at ssoutheast corner
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NEyy YORK. pROD,iCE N4eEHr

NEW YORK, November 3o-Raw sugar
quiet; centr:fuEai. rs: fine. Eranulated. &c.
Spot coffee nominaliy unchanged. Butter
Cottonsecd oil was ouotab!y unchanged
and without transactions. Prime crude,
100: prime summer yellow. December .i.61:
January. 2l.6S: March 200
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pest heavy bulls. 81 SIG: Gsat to Tt.c
n PES, icalvc,: iac: common to fair. "a ii lsc
past hoSs. ia Wigs. Is a lie: sows and stays
.=ni5c. best sheep 10: common TO fsir.- tG
-: spring lambs -lt lie
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NEW YOEK LIVE STOCk MARKEr

NEW YORK. November 3o-Rceves M
trading. Calves no trading. Sheep an,
COO: lambs. I3.aoT l.5O,: culls. 1000
Hogs. no trading. Il
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MAnKE..r cnEni!rIlnN.

= ,.
Eeceints OF Wednesday very heavy; mar
kct well cleaned up on poultry at fairly
good prices. Shipments OF live turkeys and
rouiTy were heavy. and late arrivals did
not bring fair value leaving the street wen
stocked. Potatoes. demand or sales d,
present; hold your potatoes. Market gen.
Gran! IN good shape. Everything else SELL
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RIcHMoND PRODUCE MARKET.

Market Quotations From 9Actual Sal.z
tI,y Woodson Craig Co. Inc. Richmond Va /,
u. g. Food Administration License No. q o27to
Richmond Va. November 90 1918
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DIV GOODS.

NEW YORK: November o.--The retail
aty goods trade showed Improvement to-
gay. Cotton coed. nd yarns cased. Bur
!ans were lower. Wool goods were very
NAVAL. STORES
SAVANNAH. Ga. November 3)-Turpen-
tine. nothing doing IS: receipts. 1873 casks
shipments 30" casks: stock, $3.50 casks.
Rosin dull: receipts. 80 barrels; shipments
barreis: stock. a9ss2 barrels.
Quote: b. d. +. and G. $50: II. 1910:
$50. WV, l5.sA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-14

lImuod BIZ ne Committee on Public
informafionD
Tho American Fxnn1lH0rary
Forces 10 France win hase no drab
days 1r dull hours BE- they bare tho
brightness and breellng of THa stars
and Stripes seven column. eight
page weekly edited hy ihc soldier
boys themseiYes approved hy tho
Commander n Chief aud printed
boa fhe Paris plant Df tho london
Daily Mail Tho initial number au.
relred on February 81 and fh. bouts
that greeted BE- from delighted SAM
miles, Do camp and trench can nu
Boz heard ochoIng through $50 MANS
Land
ltH genuine home paper. with
aIl fHc fanknesF oI mo west. me iu-
rHr.fy OF The East. and mo warmth %
fHa South in .fs greeting There .s r.
mrfaphoricI siap on fho back fur tho
fellow ah0 wants tbr frel 0I friend
ly palm there .s two handed vel
come Tor ihr boy Nh1 mood. hrae-
.Uf message .H hia aHU tongue. Iherr
encouraging news trom aHly back
home. there are earnest things for
fle thoughtful. uHen Boo lighter san
flr those who aauf fo forgot their
troubles. genuine mmur Hfmr from
'He aD1alf.m .I .n. Htr. Iuf o.
'.....ui oum.. verso .n r Im
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-14

Thoughts 0f fhe nnU American Army
lI ian American people from saam
tN. trrf ba. he0l drawn D. yaH.
paper Good Duck to D.
I-.u.fI John J PlfH.ne
Commander Boo Chief a b.
IU editorial and bs. .Ua.. .iafi ale
aII mauh.r af pho Ezpel.Iauay
IDr.r.
Editorial guy o. TnErNl Second
lieutenant Infantry IS Az Chart.
F Cushing Second Lieutenant T.. 5
H hudson iiaaiey private
b. Hl s. WaIRrH prgafa
ta.rr ng William Is Michael
I.lI eI'.llnf Infantry S D.
800. editor don't na.f" 'ny tlmn
In sowing .H' fH0 paper going 10
900 rUr .0I want bu goo ueh'
n lnH NH IHe h.afu IHe aIu'a.
f.. .. ff. HrH u Tn -far
5000 .r. into itn ..Hn po nIo
HI HUr ar H.ff. rI.nfnF
To The color
UHn fuI Issue iHa sur ana
Iue ..psf .Dr aefiF. r,.r. with
fhn a - o. o. EDlr u0r aHI aa.
lgf ono r Il rI ft HHI.H
..H f.H. .U.uH- .r tH"
Ir" ". Yn.. fH Hl
HHI m.. ml 'H' Ii..
.H...r
H. 900 s.u. b. H...
..H. ... .Hi.. purchaser. .t...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-04-14

. "''..f N| |NNNHf ...a
nH a.i I..eI.. among tho American
'foup deeply resented b, the sol.
Oilers Ih.t aIl ever chaplain n
f0n ARMY Protestant Ind Catholic
u.tH.... OBJ prove fhr aI.f, oil
'In .hafr. aui The stars and
sIIe. print. tbg following pathetic
appeal fa fUH fnIk. hntk home
Ia thH .i.Hr. and uofhHrs. sis.
t.ra lnI lI..h.r.. RIss. .ut.fhesrf.
.ud friends of the men iu the Amcr.-
can IlI7 'ifn ForCr
We fsar Char 1au have boom rs-
sailed uiff some alarming stories
about us o. fhe s D. o ana our CON
duct t.r. .r France lu art. some Of
those Hor... hate been reiaved 90 us.
arI tHsr vrrfnt sd Gar FROM flw
trgfh $50 mirt he Inclined 90 ref
r0liI, w.i ru' knowing the authors
nf come Of fhrm for some 90 tho
l}Fier.cai stripe have really been
over here orr first inclination g. o.
laugh
-nm. after an. n's no laughing
matter to Do talked about behind oar
backs n an.h rerkiees and irra.
ranFlfio Vly hy reckless and IRE
Tanslhlo people though no dout'
come oI them have tho best intention
il ft. aoffl and think that fhcy. ana
fHay clone lu Wrr rs iIhey ha.I
o. ,ha1ly told sea thai. aud asked
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CONDEMNS ' VI &. \
ltkIRS.


IIn rIIfnr have convictions too
Hnl 'hnr are mot afraid of losing sub
rhrr or advertiser. They know
Dot oI words with tho bark on AMI
fhrs io not hesitate io usc them Fo.
ilucD th" practice of young Amor
.W u draft aye umoullagmg be-.
Hlui thc worthy SKIRTS of the y NJ
O. a condemned Boz urorour
HrWs
Toe .poclncle of man of dmIt
ll. Incidentally husky aud ut for ar
1880 ruicr. costly situated behind ID
counter during working hours and
tH.n nf| duty enjoying 400 the priv.
'r.H. aul often wearing much of the
'H nH uI an officer when be- had
not been through the training and
made tHn sacrifices to cutitlo him tD
such treatment has moro than once
I''i ihp feelings OF the enlisted
'aH. AhO tr Jess comfortably quar-
Tered enjoying uo privilege. know
iH.' a0nor or later hc and his of
u."r would have go take the chance.
U" 'HHr. while the N N man
..HI r"m1lf boo comparative safety
..NNt Such spectacle mcItahl,
.'| .H Iba belief bon thc minds of
H.' ".r th' certain Young gem
i''mn with puU Uor. danninr bp
-.H..u uniform simply to o..
cape 'H" psrils which tI good men
.f. .H. wearing fhr khaki of tho
"..' ..UH.r .r IIfnr I. fHII
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-28
WOMAN DRIVES TRUCK
Makes Better Time on Long
Trip Than Man.
Machine Works a Little Hard So She
Takes II Apart and
Fixes It.
BY ELolsE ROBINSON.

,Paris.-The lieutenant looked wor-
ried and little apologize.
II don't like to ask it. know that
isn't what the Y. M. G. A. is for. But
II it is possible"
'How about it, Miss Cow? You're
The one to say" The divisional secre-
tary turned to the woman in the mo-
tor transport uniform.
"Why certainly, lieutenant. If you're
not afraid to trust me. I've never
driven Fiat truck, or any car as
heavy as that, and you're taking a risk.
"Ill take It'll" The lieutenant's
flown disappeared. "Gosh, that sets
my mind at rest! If sent the only
man I have down to Paris for the
truck he would be a month getting
back with it, and goodness only knows
what condition it would be in when it
got here. But I'll rest easy if you
undertake it. If you can get back
inside Of two weeks / wish you'd do
It,"
So Miss Ella Cow, Scottish wom-
an serving with the American Y. M.
c. A., who, by the way, has been deco
rated for distinguished service to the
Serbian government-went to Paris
and brought back the truck. She isn't
very big herself, and everybody said
she couldn't do it. They didn't know
her.
She came driving up the hill into
v in just week from the time she
had left, and one day and night of
that time had been spent on the train
getting to Paris.
"She works little hard, lieutenant"
Miss Cow told the officer. "You have
to shove her clear through to fourth
and then bring her back to where you
want her."
The lieutenant tried to shove her.
He couldn't. He pushed and painted
and became red in the face and used
bad words. But nothing worked.
"She's a BEAST" Miss Cow admitted.
"You have to get on to her. But think
l can make her all right If you don't
mind my taking her apart"
"Do anything you want" growled
the lieutenant.
So Miss Cow took her apart, and
now the lieutenant can drive her.