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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1918-11-15
BOOKS FOR SOLDIERS
SUPPLIED BY A. |. A.
English Camp Shows the Good
Work of That Organization
for Our Boys.

Something like 1880 pieces Of sta
tionery are distributed daily among
1000 enlisted men by Uriah B. Bru-
baker Of lola, Kas., as. librarian at the
Y. NJ G. A. writing tent Woodley
Rest Camp of the American Expendi-
tionary Forces in southern England.
The number of troops at this camp
varies from 5000 to 1000.
This single detail indicates why it
is necessary for the Y. NJ. c. A., Y. w.
G. A., National Catholic War Council
and K. of c., War Camp Community
Service, Jewish Welfare Board and
Salvation Army have to furnish 1885,
100000 sheets a month for soldiers
letters.
Hundreds of books are taken out in
this small camp, books furnished by
the American Library Association and
handled by the Y. NJ. G. A. Most of the
demands are for a good class of f1c-
ton Thirty American newspapers are
received there daily. One hundred and
fifty magazines are in use daily and
400 pieces of athletic equipment fur
nished by tie "Y" are put to good use.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1918-11-15
mo American May Refuse"
Cardinal Gibbons Says

James Cardinal Gibbons, the
leading Catholic churchman in
America, has issued a strong APP
peal in support Of the United War
Work Campaign.
at is an American campaign" he
said. Its appeal is one that no
American may refuse. Americas
answer will be another triumphant
announcement that we are in this
war as one people and as one ma
ton to see 1t through to victory.
Into the splendid work Of sustain
ing the morale Of our fighting men
the great social organizations of
America have thrown themselves.
The American people will raise the
sum they ask-generously and
gladly"
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1918-11-15

this in Englishi
welcome, Yankees, Of the
Blankety-Blank division. Did you
bring collins with your"
A couple of hours later this
sign, in German went up on our
!, front line:
mo, but we brought lot of
He'll"
The next morning the Ger
! mans opened with this one:
yankees, spend the day In
! prayer. We kill you tonight
And this was the answer from
! our trenches:
Germans, give your hearts
and souls to Jesus, because
we've got your goats"
Something about this sign an
gered the Boches. They riddled
it with rifle bullets and thereup-
on the placard warfare was off.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1918-11-15
PLACARD WARFARE GOT
THE GOAT OF BOCHES

With the American Army in
France.-It was a quiet week
on one of our Lorraine sectors,
where American and German
trenches run close together. The
sun came up one morning on a
huge placard hoisted from the
German front line and bearing
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1918-11-15
TWO CHAMPIONS ARE WED
Best Dishwasher and Best Cook Ought
to Make Useful Combi-
nation.

Kansas City, Kan.-Two Kansas
champions, the best pastry cook in the
state and the best dishwasher in the
state, were married here recently
Continued on page eight
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1918-11-15
YANKEE BAPTIZED ON A RUN
Made Chaplain Hurry Because He
Wanted to Catch Up With
His Company.

With the American Army at the
Marne.-A long line of dust-covereG
Yankees were pushing their way
through shell-battered village neal
Chateau-Thierry toward a ridge OF
hills from which came the rumble OF
artillery fire. At a crossroads they
came upon chaplain, waiting beside
a broken-down sidecar. One of the
doughboys fell out of line and walked
rapidly up to the crossroads.
"Say, Chaplain, baptize me quick,
will your" he urged. "We1l be in the
line tonight"
The chaplain walked away from the
sidecar.
do you believe"-he began.
Eyes, sir; l believe everythingl'' In
terjected the boy; "but I've got to
catch my company. Can't you make il
quickT"
In less than a minute the ceremony
was over and he was running up the
road.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

kayhu", IN. 20 l-2Ni05 feet. known rs
3i"o FLOYD Avenue. March 1, i9lS:
s3.1;".
Wallace T. Grown. trustee. t" Sclai,
II. ;ro"lls =, ny. 10 i-2Nlo5 feet. known
as BOO Floyd Avenue. March 3. 1918.
$l.3oo.
~ S"ldcn Taylor. trustee. to Elsie
~. Norton g; vir. a3Ni%5 fee, south
line Gr"v" Avenue. 40 feet east Of Deep
Hun Street February Is. 1918: $4,000.
John Il. Wclch. trustee. ct ais to T..
j. Iagby 2%x,33 feet south line Broad
street. ~" - feet east Of 'rhirty-siX;li
street; March =. l?lN: $4,000
Iaiucs I Sloan. trustee to Charles,
= Tao 3GNl2" foot. known as 9u::
North Twenty fourth Street March
I. 1916. $Ga".
NJ H. Nunnally. trustee. To Ahncr NJ
FOX %3&lli feet north line I"airuount
Avenue. ia feet west Of Twenty third
street February ~. l?IS; sl.6S0.
Pollard y l:agby, Incorporated. trus-
tees. to Henry :. WalirrStcin. trustee.
81 | 3N6. feet east line Twelfth Street.
hcth"cn Franklin and Main Streets.
February -, 1918: $500.
II. Il. Pollard. jr trustee. to T. T.
i."th - -3NG7 fee, east line Twelfth
street between Franklin and Main
streets. February 80. 1918: $4,000.
James H. sheppard and John "
Bates. trustees. {" f.. NJ. Collier and
Richmond Moore 80 feet | l." inches by
i32 feet. known us 30S-3io North F;Cth
street February -. 1918; S22.150
GrorG" W. Eragg, trustee. TO Susie Y
Of Twenty and s streets. March
T. ialN. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

" t,ho'h II n"Si M2nd'y y NJ, cameo
talh'"r!l or fioyd Av"r,I" To- iIcaInw ,,,y
n't'n lEWdrd II returned To /, Snrin
ii"MHnd iinTlo.Hrd :plG-J vi
Ii.pI HES Lost. Monday bn.L., -, ,.;.,,.
between i"oh!"r's store ana /. %urti, Un,r
,.,,trc,,I ,u" ana RIO Vista. Reward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
Thu Enrh NInrl,ct

SEW YORK. March 5.-rh"r. was slight,
ihirnN'm"ut IN IA" curb business TODAY.
nu' the volume 90 dealings ala no, rs..ci
"a" lrr"I'tS 81 last weak
Motor stocks generally were IN f1oi .la-
iL"hG again. and rr!c"s recovered pnrt y
m losses scored IN tho final sessions -
hSt &'"'.. Chevrolet WAS stronger ANA sold
~ about point, from the !utial p-!,o 81
He Gay United Motors WAS f?aCtional!y
%, .har; w"rc fairly active. Win the
H'Eh-pil.ch issues showing Z; nrm"r ton
a,mcy iha low priced stocks we're under
ir"IS"re. and Sid of Mining issues wyr"
hn"a"'! ~ IN. inquiry for stock
~" ,Nrha i.NpinSivo., :i,@9',; 900 Ch"v-
~ r-',- $50 Cosdcn on :i.@.', .il6
"n"t"i On. ~. ~ 1909 NletruuolitHn
Petroleum.. 5,Di!-lG: .OU0o oklahoma com.
mon. '"a' IA Atlanta, iipl. $500 H.r
i.'''S'- 80 hH l.; % Green Monster .. 10
i!-i". 'W" Jerome Verde. "sN'. 800 Jumbo
i-%i"n.l"n Log 49,: 500 Mother Lode. 81 az:
nv success, - " ia. 100 Touopah EST h.
q ~ @ E"rih Amenc"n Pulp AMI rarcr,
20 W., ',,tIcu stats St"aWshiu 90.
oklahoma oil. .u5i:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
CHANCEny TRUST DEEDS


Evelyn j. Wilde TO r. NJ. Anderson.
i!1Mt,,' lot :, block Z. Roland PARK.
Emma 9. Sipp to Il N >pao,so,,
trustee lot -. block g Roland Park
pIIcenoer -. 1917: $4S5
-. !. Jackson t" W w Beverley
imnustee lot !. block u. ,;iut"r Park
Irrrace February -. laIN, $3SG.$G.
hAiry l.. Sncad 10 r. NJ Anderson
trustee. lot i. block =. Roland Park
January y. I9Is $50.
A Ia. son clark to {, Il. Trant. trustee
-. IN 80 irst south line Broad street
-" - feet east OF Thirty-SiXth street
March =. lclS $500
iienry ;. Wallorstcin ct ux TO j. T.
'arueal. trustee. 2GNgS 40 feet known
as 100 East Marshall street l|ehru,rv
-. l?lS; $2.T25. ''' ;
Catherine i:nhcu to 9. :. Wa!lcrstcin
trustee. % feet Gl-2 inches Nv y f.ct
known - -. 40 -. ~ ANA 40 North
HeTT@hG stree March !, 1915; S3.92o.
r. JohIS ot uN. Ia &. {. Chaplin
trustee, ""N!2 % feet. known as I2I2l-.
- james street March !. 1918: SGit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
HENnIco Tnl ST DEEDS.

l.. Marguerite Ecddcn ana Mary
SVEN to John C. Easlcy. trustee. lots
." I" ~ incl usive; % To G6, inclusive:
- I" - Inclusive. and $50 to 1913. in
elusive. Glendale PARK February is
1918. >S96.
Rusurhan Realty Company. Incor-
p"ratcd. I" John G. Easlcy and J.. c.
'ia%c!STovc. trustees 2S.25 acres land.
near the north side Of Hungary road.
ABOUT seven miles from Richmond and
one mile east Of Laurel Station ,ianu-
AIRY -. 1918; Sl,l3U.
frank Marehelti ct ux. to Frank $.
klchcSon ana Robert &. Bayliss. rus
tee, l.. interest in 2U6.l5 acres land on
NE east inc Of Brook Road. known as
the Warwick property; also 35xln: f.n,
west lire Brook Turnpike. known as
III" BROOK Road. March /. 1918. SG3G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
BUILDING PERMITS.

Inc following permits were issued
Yesterday by tho building Inspectors
lag. 1922 Moore street. 20 COS, s,rS
NJ. -. HAWKINS. 10 repair two brick
dwellings. ilS-i2o West Grace street
10 cost sj.00c
Erauch Memorial NJ L. Church TO re-
pair frame church on - street. between
Thirty-tour and Thirty-tfih streets.
to cos, $3.50.
Straus & Guns,. 20 repair brick gar
nSc; 'l"-2 West Broad street, TO cost
Mizpah Prcshytcrian church. 20 re-
PAR frame church ON Third Avenue.
Highland Park, 10 cost S3.2S7
j. NJ. l.owman. To erect frame she'd a.,
2o"2 Delaware street. to cost 500
l.. J. Cheatwood. To cree, brick dwell
ing ON east side OF Virginia street,
between l5ryan and Young streets
Highland Park. 10 cost $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
Real Estate Summary
III,NCERY TRANSFERS,

Wdc 10; : Ii SshoF i! Eol 40 hI TaT,
February =, 1915: TAX. 81 $io
Roland raril Corporation To Emma &.
SIP lot -. block g RolanG Park. De-
"cmher -. 1917 $>15.
souihwes, corner, cary and GYN Meadow ieS!
streets March /. 1915. tax. 81: $40
Henry .. Elacklcy ct ux. 10 /. o.
iu!brInSon 2NNl35 feet. known MS .9l7
Floyd Avenue. March l. lglS: tax
Kate Z. Hachc q, vir TO u. A. Al
bright 5oNlir feet known as 20. era
ham Road. February -. iaIS: $500
Greater Eichmoud Realty Company.
lnc"rporatyd. I" :. : Ellct; al ny. Iot
- hi"ck ). Monument Avenue i'ark
February =. I"IS. taN S2.5o; $40
T. i. l;agtcy ct ny. I" Addison Clark
IN -" feet south lin" Broad street
I.'.' ] = feet east Of rhjTty-siNth street
March :. I"lN; $1,000.
William =. Davies to T. II. JcTrcss
Icing lots and > in suit OF Hildncr
81 AZ. IS. Norsham. May ., 1917: tan,
Minor NJ FoN ct ux to G. T.. Aidrilgo
81 uN. "&N feet north line Fairmouni
Avenue. ~ feet west "f Twenty-third
street. fehruary -. l"lS S:.co0
DAVIS lir"thcrS. Incorporated. to Max
H. Ruchrmund lU2Xl20 7-l2 feet north
I'm. Floyd Avenue. IS - feet cast OF
Mulh"rE street February %. 1915:
Tax Title Company of Richmond to
Harley T.. i.ackcy 75Nl2O feet north
IN" bancroft street. 100 feet cast of
Napoleon street. February -. 1918.
10 Lane storm aud W. {. nlnnton.
trustees to John +. Sheppard ~ 5-GN
So % feet. known as ioi East Main
street January -, lhlS: SS,nn0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

Times DISPATCH '.-sn,h ia >or,h Syca.
'Hrr" street nhn"7 r~'"r~riir= 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
CnANcEHr RELEASE DEEDS.

y. {. harman. trustee. TO Lucy NJ. =
Scott ct Nir 21l-2Xl"J feet. know, a.:
rs East Broad Street. March 1915:
$500.
H. /. R!chcson and t.. l.. Crutchield
trustees, To Henry =. WallcrStcin 2uI-t
NJ Feet. known as l22 South Fourth
street February -. 1915 Sl.21.
Leroy r.. Brown and old Dominion
Trust Company, trustees to William
E!iNSon. trustee. ct ais 22Nl303-i feet.
known as 1903 Grove Avenue. Fcbru-
AIRY Is. i9lS; Sj.aOO
H. u. Pollard, Ir trustee to NJ T..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
ANNOUNCER ENTS.
ill.. 'flIS.

vul.piN picI. NJ her late residence. I.4
iimE; March, I. l,lS. MISS iit"TfIi: l.
,'nti iDiN. she Is survived 10y one
tf"ih'r. W. l.. t;oul.iin. OF IinuoN.r
'""niN. on" sister Mrs. Emma r. Carter
"' ma West Avenue. Richmond. and 10y
S'N.th N!""c$ and n"phcws
(, hncrii service viii hc from Grace
,rtr, iapiis, church at $3.50 THIS
w h.p.H ESt'ANl AFTEHNDpN inter.
n,, n iIiniiy section at Emmanuel
N"h''l church. iI"nri'o County
~ nv - pi"d. at the Ectrra, for tho Sick
Nisci 'E, Nnr,h .. l"lN. at l:i5 H. Nj
Eun.r,I .,,,,.'i;;,N a. ~ y
'..' ron 'N"rhr""i, Presbyterian church
~ nEiiS Dicd. AZ the residence OF her
'."hh'!n Sit""t. MRS. - ". SAt'NDi:I,S
~ ~" March :. aftc, Il lingering iii d,
rmn'r1d vii take place from the resi-.
look riiuHSpAY MoENiE,; i in ~
i,rHuuk" utppr. ,,Io,,., ..,..,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
lSnIcs at Ininn SinCk Nurd.

ra, NINhnond, Va. MnrCh D i1lS
Choice steers. III, n !2: medium TO rooI
= 9, common to fair. SpIg Choice hcliers
to far, q Ss. Choice cows. snsis: medium
20 Eood, as: common t" fair. jG7 Bcst
oxen. - HlO; medium to good ~ 4, ~,
sGm 2, a, t. fair Sif4ss. nss. heavy. hu.
s,,,--,I1'',,,,2. .Snt, Se'SG Best calves. Is:
10. medium weight. Us, 4, II. Itrhis Ia,
To-. SOUS and staSs l3ti Is I3nSf sbna,
SHll: common to fa.r auS Hes, lun,hs
~ u 10. medium to good. To-, n IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
ISSUED Yesterday by the clerk of the.
tiuStiurs Court:
Joseph ~ Patterson ana Kate White.
Percy l;ur,on Bates ana E:rcinc G
Ecadlcs city.
John oStrandcr. Highland Springs.
and Leila Hail, citv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
uE>nIco TRANSFERS.

Joseph Yurachck - ny. to l.. Mar
gucriic Rcddrn lo;s 30 10 81 inclusive.
Gr"cudalc Park land subdivision Fcb-
ruary II, 1918. Si.iIo.
sarah T.. Miller ct MIR to Eusuban
Realty Company. Incorporated. 2S.25
acres land near the north side Of Hun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
HuSTINGS TRUST DEED.

Henry :. Winston g, IN. to Artbu, !,
, hapnnn and !. J. Schcrcr, .Ir. trustees
i9tS 10 y, inclusive. block >. Eorcst
liii Nnnc%. March 1, 1918; Sll,SUO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

- hNNAAti March rmrpontin" nrm.
~ >''t".- 80 casks; receipts. 80 Cayk .liu-
iMrniS' '-2 casks: stock. 4.iS; casks Eosin.
~ va. - - Dee barrels receipts. isc barrels.
Sh!liurHis, nom. stock. .laj. barrels quote:
y - ~. +. g. u. l. i.15Iils.'.. Is Gin NJ
o.'". y. 80. VIC -: WY. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
mE>nrco RELEASE DEED.

John 6. i:aSl"y. trustee. to sarah T.
Miller - acres land on tho Hungary
Road anout seven miles from Eich-
mond and ono mile east Of Laurel Sta
to"n. February -. 1915: $i.uGo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

Eary Road. about seven miles from
h'Snhond and ono milo east of Laurel
.-.hlIUl. JNmNArN -. lnlN. 81 Gnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

{ 50 SiSo: s,oclicrs and facJc-s ,-re1,
~, .,?ws and heifers, $edpa sill -: calves
sheen receipts, 1900. firm: sheen SO
q $3.50. lambs. sli o. n $l7 81 So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL. STORES.

Ni.N YORK. March 5.-Co,,on goods were
!liu to-day and rising. Yarus very ,irir
Siii>S aud ribbons more uctiv. and hiGhar
"1'u wear Very firm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
r.ANiiSo.AiS
Old dominion

.vh'e '..,u.'.o,n ioot vi Asu stree
G"i.S. 80. 4. NJ. Connections with .iaIn / MI
ste"incr'. lcaring Norfolk Tor New YoH
Gai> vccp: SUNDAY 7:Uv =. NJ. ConnectIot|
also n6dc hy y. " W. Ky ! 90 e NJ All
(. * g! Ky. AZ 100 t.. NJ. daily except sui
day N'hht inc steamers atop Ut Ciar{
mon ola aishaI and are met Dy yuUIlc 90
vcSdnCc.s.
,lkt.iNiA NArIGhTIOS co. JamJ
Nemp"r, News and an James River land
mEs Monday Wednesday and Friduy |
100 a N. Freicht received Tor ali lam
River Points $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
It'd. WANTS
IMES-DISPATCII
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
StAnuNruiHcl and InlcNcu for Omirk

ana lnucSeu Quick
references
' sc a In" "s S i..iy
SIS line line Tor Tor e%ssS",YS pssr;i9ms
.Hin!nnum OF lines Ia ,,iioMcd
Minimum charge "a cents.
Tie inch n''o' 10 inc ""' an" II lines to
ip"imt machine 81, Is tue iargcs, ,yro
N y,.,se.nJ.' t"h.n Tor i"ss than one i"ch
AI.eriiscn"",s Will t Sps - r SGsn l..uo,
a ySS nm A., e Sn,s norIyI, nTYhen yYi
I.ona! 70 above rates, ana sucn aaVcr-
yiasS,nsd pus,. - ''''''' ""e'''' ." '"'
Al aHN"rI.s"insm,s received up to 10 y. NJ.
vn.S MI re'S.;s proper y"ssea ton
WA ic placed IA ne ZOO Late To- car os.
TELEPHONE
lcirph"nc your Want Ads. to Ia. Times.
n noe con-, "eaYp % y. s"Sn 'S i
he taken "A, viiice rates.
Il hSfhri.:,s to.t I'D. WANT ADS.
ace "'s io' tnv eo"vvn,y'.ce u tne lcti.,a
M""' NGs ",e accepted - men at tn,
w. NJ" t -. :0t,sii'.i. ,S1%A..I
'h''u"S b'es .s'"t.. t,v,d 80. ....G zoo.
Cnas!,s :. Iuf"es. Druggist. West .roa:.
Nt'% ' Dsaa ior sa ia! M.4o ,s5
a. 4. Booker Diu> store looi Wa MIN
t' DIVE s'% aar &s' "A" Ann ana A a,esr as. Sd
.d5 19T9 ia. BIZ s,3fs 60 SIC ., M5a (,
nurntiis Drug store. ioIi y mons ,"S 81
Il May Bro. BROOK Avr, ;.md clay
:. ,rerrun, Lrus s;ore rousnce ana broaa
EAST 90 Fc.u$lin!; srnEAr
W,i,,.' sn ,r,'.. cruE S'qt%; - =: lMoad s.;
Y Y + + H HaHEna 20 'Si \ n,'!a st
Turner's pharmaty. Twenty nfsi aad Ma,n
Williams Pharmacy twenty hrs, and Mar
>. sn5niInsss,, DRAG Co. r~en,>,,arh ane
:. iiords Drug store. Twenty n!n,n aud :!
WOOD s sshsnt Drug Co twenty arm
,.,l p c,a,s DRUG Store. 2ss e. BROAD $,
FA,nMou%T
'''''"''''' nA hfripS' %giGu!rssi ''"0''' ave
kaays Drar store. !,oitn Ave
& % SsGy co; o itgG In nH s; Ant
a X. Iown send. Milton ana Mar> and
SOUTH RICHMOND
Nranch once Times Dispatch. !ioa IIull
woopI.A%p HEIGHTS
Woodland iieisnta fnnf.naci, 3Io4 semtne,
th'''es " c swA %sE vi; 'ore.' lin A..
Is !" ho'eF'ss FUTON GIGr SS!of9 800 Hun st
rec a s." 1far s'! s;o, M.l.e1sogGs Ave
r, "ETEnsnunG
irrr" street nhoUe f'~'"r~rfir: 80
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.yorioik 4 Western kaiiwa

Only Al.l-hAli. LINE TO NORFoLK!1
i;GaNc bytH street station. Hichmon,I
tpit NSitt Ci.k 't.Oa y. NJ. 50 ~ a MI
= 90 T.. 81. .o,aa l.. NJ 81
E 20 'THc i'm, asp TIE, WEST
A,ri': 'iic',momh from :sorioik: I'll: }
NJ. G.i' h. NJ. From the West; -:
y. NJ. g.. 10 l.. NJ. 1850 l.. NJ. .s:I, - nj
DAILY. tDhily except Sunday .Sln,Ia
ono" sly =. Main - Fhon" Mad tS7
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RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line

ThAt:.s LEAyE RICHMOND Daily.
For fIurd. aud South: $50 a ri an,
Ga. T. NJ. .:ij A. NJ.
i;or HorfolN: COS 4. NJ. 800 A. NJ .,
J.. n. 800 J.. VI.
FOR y * y. Ry, West: 9;2v a. 81
FOR rctetahurs i@::i5 a; NJ. Cos A. sri
So" y. NJ; 800 ~ NJ. go ~. NJ. 100 il
]" l.. NJ. 5 30 +. ".
For GO!usboTo and Fayetteville: u .C
NJ.
Train, nrtiEo i'cnmnn'.dl daily; 500 A. M]
'-:io =, NJ. ;I.t3 J.. NJ. cos f. III, G:i5 +, ali
..i5 T.. NJ ST" T.. NJ
Except sunday 'Suniay only.
Time OF arrival aud Gcparturs and co,I
- inns MOI :,NMIM..tced ~
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AUTO MOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE.
USED CAR BARGAINS.

pTE l1ls four cylinder Studchaker TOURING
ifr"H Es"a less than 5000 mites; carrie
~ "ilIlN"! tlTo7t SCARED p.aCc- In pain
nave hc"n r".arI!ishc,- Looks a. good 81
rev egnipHe' Win scat covers. cktTl tig.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
CHESAPEAKE &OAIO RAILWA

On. i;o'viilc " Nest. 1850 D.. $3.50 h
Main Line Local $50, "A t,.is !,
james !NNcr Line. 1000 a. t5:i, N
Newport News.
MIX. old oint. IS - a. 'I2 90 N 40, i
Newport News Local 900 :, ~ u
From Nix Newport 49,
News. ola Point. 'n:lo a. 'I:4op., .s:.o
Newport ~. Local. '3:55 a. sos r. FrofH
cst: = 10 a.. $50 y Locals. tlo:i5 al
- - James river. 1875 a.. $40 D.
nnllv. ENcent SnmdnY ~ v.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
RicHMoNn rEonrCE MAHKrr

L. s Food Administration I..c"ns. :Su {; f5.ti
tBy q j. Curfio & Coz
Richmond, Van Nlrl.h 'I.
Live I'oultry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

- ~ NI.D !I"pI,I"l lhi- 10 Tuo-,ir,,-
MoEt ia, sweet after -, Zine ' Of ~.
m"'hs MNlS'h Is STI,NAED Shc
l-ng 80 u"u,e lat"r-
GOLD NNI'H BitArELEr-L F-EJav.
tluL.r n-.--.- can MAll,nm I'M KeN.rh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
COnuHN MOTOR SALES CORR.

l2i7-.a West Broad
D%E 1917 Cadillac touring In ur4t-cIns
condition; u"w electrical equipment rr
Nnruished in excellent condition
o%E 1917 Dodge touring: practically a
oNE Tullman touring. four-cyllndcr, car
rics it, oriGina! tires. in excellent comb
lion.
one 1915 slN-cylindcr Chandler trur!Hc
raint"d lghi gray. good tires: extra ,iri
tube and cover; in excellent condition.. "a
exceptional! bargain.
CCETEN MOTOR SALES CORR.
lylI-"i West i;rnal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
TELEPHONE.

tcl'bi"hc your Want .ids. to Ia. Times
tispatCn. NanGOIpn /. when you tiry 4,
more con- cuIcnt Ia 40 80. ana The, !, iii
be taken at office rates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

fOl N1AiN fEN-i.ost, probably ON uro..t
;S'Ey'i "ei Mrs'n sixth and t:ghti ioui,,
t''i pen Win name W. /. Money on, ,.ni,,
h'h". fnh'r please return SOD Ell,
hfh'o street Hud RECEIVE reward
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17

uno oieic 5ttnlnte Qebortc eiuenl
NcutidIru. Ijeier Mom bat Ocu
Qcutiteu i'll &merifa eIueu qroBen
Gicnit geleiitct. (Sh bin nid)t ooiiIr,
onB Ste oeutid)c 5prohe in Nmcrifo
nusitcrbcu loll. I'M @egcutbeil. ieoer,
ser Icutit iprid,t. pcritebt o0er ea
ju lcrnen @cleQtubclt bat. lollte Dies
tbun. 6eim cr bat oomlt eilen
: hab. Scr ihm III alien @cbcn5.
ircllunuen pou QroBun Nortbeil lit
I'd, bin oa'iir. onB lcocr 2eltidc III
Amerjt0 Gnollit ternt. mo mcuu
ih oIe2 tonutr. Wuroc ib lcoem Nine.
rltuatr ruthcn. audi orocntIldl
Qultldl 81 lerncn. oomit er icun
GuaIlid um 10 bciier pcriteht.
Goa ut Ser N~elitt2puntt. pon Dem
idl Ole tTroQc ouicht
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
May II, 1918. as required by the
Act of October g.. 1917.
MnihinQton. :. 6, IA. Mai.
Ger laudt aompi, Der I'M Gon-
arcB I'M 0Ic Cpermnnbiu gciiihrt
ultroc, iii heulte on lp0ten ltad,-
mittaq sim AbldluB qcfoumet
Ger @cieBcntmur', Der Dem Er1li.
ocuteu unumIdranftc &oQmodt sur
llmgcltoltuuQ Ger ReQierumQ9omter
m0hrcuo Ger Gnucr oe@ &rteqc9 CT.
thcilt. muroC im Nut@ nit ser iibcr.
mdItigcn0cu Viehrhcit pom 80 &c.
gen , Stlmmen augcnontmUl.
lest }ur llnterldlrift an Den Yr0iis
0clltCn.
Mn Der uripriinQIidlcn Norm Ser
Fill. pic itc ser Senot q~lltgchciBcn
hattie. marcn uidt sic ucrinQItcu
Hcuocumtlrn 3t per5ejhnen OILS ea
sur ShluBubitimmtua tam. BORDER
hattie 002 Nuu9, qletdl'nIl3 ltcta NIT
groBer Mehrbcit. mcbrerc Hmcnbe.
mcut% obacmteien
@eltu 0ic @ill itimmtcn nlr oie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES StcrliuQ. Eli
uoi9. um0 CSillett. Maiiohuirtta.
@cioe Qcb0ren sur rtpublifaniihcn
Yurtcl
Inter Sen Hmtnocmcuta. Sic ;ur
@citrlHtunQ Ser pom Hrdilotnttn
lciorACrtcu &olImohteu uorgcIdlu
acu lpuroeu. befouocu lid Sic iotqen.
zen.
Ae1 &Salia. Moiiodmictt9 (4cp.).
piutidtc Sic 3miihcnitoatIidlc Nar.
oel@teauntiiiou pon oct 9citimmun.
QtH >12 eSciceCntUur'a ouvQtidloi
fer at iehcr Hutr1l puroe nit
81 aclGu = Stmmcn az ,clthu.
@oa %au1north. Chio t9cp)
2eriga.e 81, Observation-Disclosures
porot'ou alt~SiIid)tefcu abaelchut
nit 200 a>acl Of S;unmeL