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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-16
Winmciota.
Saocr belc ipritc alasic i Stearns.

Gen nUltc llh'trtonlua ira Stearll"
Gurnttn, omiuttcnbc $50 Wtano %
airciienoc ira 81. UIoub Ben 250c
,<llli. ontoqca at bile to1c ollc DC
QicnpUrcnoc WtTno Al 'prltc 2la3Ie.
,Npcpc bcororet iolat. &obn @il
ION / Nrognc3 Somu'hip / Sian
Goluntn cr al Wtobuominiitrotor
Sbarpc blcpen beorbrct Ill at lUl9c
Sen MpcNc, ban bar puo Noolo.
Ger ifoI oprc 'utbct 1000 NuihclH
Nueoc loQret poo billions Torrn.
Gn Rcfurb for bette Mar. y
@oQulooniuqer gipoeoe Steera. Der
@eQpnocIieu al beultc l(qe braQtes
puo Murfeoct / Soutb 81. Noul,
iol1tc@ Tor $1750, hpilfet bar Den
beleite Nrj@ betolt iaor. Ge 10
@o1nloouinQcr bar uiGbnorliQ pof
fcrt Sloqtefppq, hpcrt Gnr ocicl1oe
QlcurcminitIta lbs Tluno.
Nur nuot Snnb for San Vntdl.
Get Inffcbe9 life at itoiic Sc St00.
600, ionl trruqtc3 Tor az lnblclc
Gan Nutt &inien mcllcm Winnen
poli2 % 9}orthrelh til bcitcnlt Sib,
men Ser qopeS llolrtteIic iii llblc.
bet al iioitc llgc. Nan bopoc Qrbi
Noab onl ga at funlc lUagc Ben
~ioruoonc Sum pno Noroct.
Encrriacrc fipbcr Bombs. Ger
mclocS ira Gro$bn, at SiterrigernC
paa Guplua Rorpc piicr 'tor Sntcr
este Tor iii oboptereoe Trbrelnno
| NUiten ~hpcreltcitc Wono blonht ben
hnr iubifriberct ior S~rihebSbonhS of
tiNraaet Iiberalt Ill set Nroe &orH
0cttc trob@ al sc S~orenebe Stoter CT
! &riQ meh oct Sarb, DC Tor foa Nal
li0cn iorlpb.
Sturt Mnlra lnat / Wife. Min
ucapolis Grn Milf Cos InlpQ
gltofa ncobrUuotc 'uloliGroig Snp
oag Aitcu. On Grploiion inotrni
HipIoeretoecL % Den ire Gto8cr.
@uduinq bar lem Wlul,tcr icncrc mo
Inlet / Glommcr. I'm &lbcnS Np
han pioc@ intct, NnIp9gci opierte.
'or fort Sio iiben oN mar giort me9c
'tor 6orretnlna.
Spic Triicr pna 9Gs. @bolciolc
banolerc / Spiainabpcrne bctalte Tor
rj1e llgc fl Gents pr. Quinn Tor 9Gp
hpilfet er Den heieitc TriS nosen far
crluore poo ocnre Sio al Narct q
cr gau'fe naturligi, Tiger man, ba .
hsie aisopriier % DC "fieoleie
Gage bragtc Golf iii al ipilc Ell uiUt
ponlig WGnsbc sGg uboper Toorc
"a Sorion1mereu. Som Selgc bcro
hor man mi life &c Splas, Tom pol
liza poo hcunc (io al Narct. o. enou
hslere seggepriicr CT ipelte, iiec
man.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-16

braifa gicrt ben Grfaring, at Der poe
ioobanne Sno'iecrs @itlto or ct Soa
| al npiten rem Iotoife, % besiioen ei
aIt @uiibmiibbcr u~iGoponlig rigt poc
bette Stoi. @eo Iliollce / Nebra'fc
or Ser omfring % Inlpe for llopin
oing al Votaite, bper n1eo en aapito'
al inotil $250,000, % Here Wfil
Iioner Dollars err ollereoe Der an
pellot / oenne Snouitri. Butoife trpn'
aeS M trenton alt / 3ri9sbrug, mer
bar be6iioen Ell itaoie Ifiptning ION
funitig @icoiel. Gen tore SilferleI
oeraf ira Spiflanb er IN i%toniet, oq
@merifa iaar NJ, oct meite al fin got
olfe ira @rilbcr / Chill. Waan fanoi
for nogen Gib iioen, al Yotoife / Isnt
nenoe Wpnq6e fultoe iiopinoes al
Ssgrps, % mango Sobrifer er I'll
ocnne Trift allngt lnngS SttlebaoS.
fpltell.
Repnblifnncrnce Transformation
Zen republlfonlfe Transformation
oibolotes Den 10be 0s. / 0e6 Wfoinee,
Ga Der bar iremmebt oper 1900 Eele'
CATER, reprGientcrcnoe SomaS 80
Gountncr. Gen cncitc Domination.
Sonpeltioncn hoooe at 9isre, par 'or
SfnlcIllpcrintcnocnt, oo ingen al
9un0iooternc FOR bette Stataembcoe
hap0e opnooct oell oc0 Sop beltenlte
N~}nioritct. = =. W'cGlcnabon al
,Iuma Gitp blcp PEG dlloen iornlelle
NiltenrninQ nomineret ionl republi.
FAINT aanoibat meo 9tS1a Stenm1c.
Nen isrite iormclle I|iltclnnlng er.
holot VI Z. @arr al Ges Vioines
376 Stenmer, u. W Tcpoe al Oar.
ncr 1872. 6ronf Z. Soiepb al Dfan.
cheiter 573 ~ WfcGlenabon GA.
Nc0 iiOitc Niitcnning TOM ben mipT.
rcn0c Superintendent. 0cpoc, life |
EctrnotnlnQ mcbcnS Barr finn cr.
holot % Stcmmcr % Solcpb 72412.
WcGlenahnna Domination giorocs
citcr 6orlInQ c%nltennntlg. Gen me
rcpubIlfnuifc Gentrnlfontltc Tor Std-
ZEN bcitaor al ". " Copeland,
burlington, lsritc 0iltriIt; &, ..
brigham, Soma Gitn, onoet 0iltrlft
Eara Nrooinc, Gcoar Sails. treble
0iitrift; z. y. Wbitnep, 9ccornb,
iicroc 0iitrift; ". 6. Toms. Gcoor
Hopiba, icntc Giitrift; Trcb Is.
&cllbncr, Nlbio, iiettc 0iitrift, Ghnr.
les ". Namion, 0ea Wtninea, inucnoc
liltritt; :. M Galncrt. Gcnterpllle,
ottcnoc Qiitrift;; Willis z. Stcrll
@oQort, nlenoe 0iitrifi y. y. Burn.
quit, Sort 0ohQe, tieuoe Si'tritt, %
u. z. Wbltnen, Storm Hofc, cllcnte
Tiitrift ON &c me Wcblenlmer al
Gentrolfomitcen fan liaes, at Surn-
oltiit al Sort 0ooQe er Hrobcr til
Wtlrneiotaa @itpernsr; Cams al
Geoar Hopi6S CT Ell al DC lcoenoe
Vfpno inacn &orporntloner for elcf'
triitc aruitanlGg / uorollgc Soma,
meoen9 EARS Hruoirc al Gebor Soils
er NpiSuoqioer oerltcos. Gen oeo.
tognc 8lutiorm onbcfoler % 'tsttcr
national foiuoclig Stcmmcrct, Ne'
lfpttelicataril citcr Srigen, Rutiiice'
ring al BET isbcrolc 6orbitoomcnoc'
mcnt. 6orcnflinq al Tolgcuc, Suocr.
nor @oroing9 Proclamation MOI
frcmmeoe Sproq Senotorcrllc Giim
Minis % acnpono &lrfiornbeo / Gan
bets looQipenoc Soriomlinq iamt pa
%triotiif @iennemisrclie al arigeu ii
en- prelul0 6reo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-16
Spicitc Stntsembcbsmrno ino.
fpr Mcttcn. Gor frritc @and

Ilt WV Ipi Httitu. Opl IpilhN oN'tN
/ Statcn3 &iitorie or Statena beielte
GmbeoSm0no iibite Srcbag ino-
itUpntc Tor fettel inr at hare pitt
Toraat ipr ocllc. StTpninaen I'M
latter @uperner @urrquiit. i. "
@ibbp. ScfretPr for Winnelota Sit
fcrhcbafommiSiion. og @~ereralaoIu-
tant Hhiuolp. Ghei ior Statens Will'
tUritprfc, % sc beororeoeS til at
mcoc / Ncttcn pan Scroag % Der be-
riic. hporior Sc life par lfploige I'll
Strai. Set belle lfripcr Jig IRA
ll9rcien meo DC IRE Salooncr |
Nloomin1 Nroiric. ioct @%upcrncrcn
loo oiaic itUnsc peo WllltGrnlagt
citcr al oc pco eli Hctsororc bar
aabrct. - Scllerc mcloes, at Splc'
itcret ltrco ino % uoiteotc CT 6orbnS
moo Toraqtsprocesien, bpprpoa ga
gen moo SefrctGr 9ibbp 90 General.
abiiltant Hbiroip henlogoca I'll Scr
ncpin GountpS Siitriftsrct, men III
hpilfcn Sio ipnes uliffcrt. Snpcr'
nor @urnauiit ienbtc paa 6orbaalf
oen @cifcb ira iii 2ano'tco, at han
fife hapbc limbo at citcrfomne StTp.
uinacu. Som Supcrner por han
cpcr~itbciaIcloc for StatHmllltIcn %
bapoe inecn Net iii at sipe no9er
SomitoI S~urisoiftion / ocnI'e sag
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-16

S0riiaitss saa iisite siSs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-16
NUbcrnlc Srrueriuaspruicftcr

MIniclpfne Np,tnnbnttc. Get a.
H~esieringeu 9iortc Spcrilaa ior
r>uIi Maaneo latter Miuueioto&
Nrimobptte Ill en- &Ur0i Al bcninoo
500 Ntiniouer Collars. cQcr nei
aqtia $~lS0.000.0 00, ioroclt poo sc
iorifieaigc Slog3 NuIinlcr ion iel.
ger: Moi2 til en- &Uroi poa ISor.
men al S1G2, 10000, Nucoe Sil6,
100000. Noure SS2.4l00 600, %no
S39,000,000, Mig St4.S75.000,
Iotctcr 25,200.00O. @iuire So.
$4,000. Winrcioto9 6arnere nil
oltioa ioor toae 10 al lin SorS pcN
&c oIminocliQc 1ormproouftcr c,
Sum al $3.50. 100000. ON %circt
% andre Torholoc iorblipcr auniti.
&C. ME &c oucunCuntc inn NuIin.
Gcr itaor ioar beorc emo poa ianme
SIb iilor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12
COR0NER'S JURY TO PROBE
SHOOTING IN ALEXANDRIA
Helen FARMHOUSE Ia Said to Lave shot
Gun tscd in TARGET
Practice.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Angus, IA
coroncr's jury Saturday vic.,ca :he
body Of Sidi.ey J. Farmhouse, engineer
who "as shot AMI killed by his eish i.
teen-year-old daughter. Helen Z. Barn
house. VIXEN he attacked his "ifc md
adjour"ed TO meet mkt Wednesday
night.
The girl refuses to talk exccp. To
say: y don't know why did it. /
Just skot him."
Helen farmhouse was bathing IN :
tub on the second ioor ot .hu horn
at 42s North State Street when sne
heard the noise of scufte in the hall
way. Her father and mother -v-ie
struggling IN the passaEewav between
The bedrooms and bath apartment. Ao-
cor1ing to information given the Do-
lice. the girl ran from the bath wher
farmhouse struck his wife.
The fathers revolver had been kcvr
in bureau Of a secoEd-tioCr bel.
room. II wa= the same weapon who Il
had been used for target practice. IN.
girl grabbed tie weapon from tie hu-
reau. As her parents struggled in lii"
hallway the girl fred directly az y -
fathers head. The bullet penetrated
the forehead. Death was probably IN
Simultaneous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12
TOBACCO DEALERS GATHER
FOR MARKET OPENING
Present Indications Point to Record
Money Crop for Danvillc
Region.
STORM INJURIES GARDEN CROPS
Amherst Circuit Court to Opcn Mon.
day for Criminal Cases-Othyr
News Gathered From Various
Points in Virginia.

DANNii-LE. VA. August ll.-Tobac-
60 men are gathering here preparatory
To the opening OF the Danville market
HcN; Thursday. Present indications
point TO record money crop. though Il
propabl% Will not weigh out to the to.
sai OF 3I.ooo.o00 pounds recorded las.
year. inroads made by the operation
Of the draft Law greatly limited the
abilii' OF the formers to set out a
big crop. but thew planted as much as
they could take care Of
Warehousemen who have been going
through the territory contiguous 90
Danvillc say that they arc highly sat.
i!hed with the outlook. While the -
we're heat wave caused some tobacco
to wilt. II Will have been revived
greatly by the general cooling ram
which fell through this section
The general average o. tobacco IL,
Carolina. SO returning members of the
trade report. viii! be between S35 anil
80 per 100 pounds. This indicates tina.
leaf here will sell as high As $40 al
mos; at the start OF the market Com
non grades appear on other markets
10 be in greater demand. and the pr &c
pf coarser tobacco is relatively higher
team the more fancy grades
Darville Will have eight Warehouses;
selling tobacco. with ii combiny ii i:ucr
space of 32o.oU0 square feet Hall a
million pounds can be disposed II dun
.1g normal days sale ia mid .e.s 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12
PLANS FOR NATURALIZATION
OF SOLDIERS AT PETERSBURG
Elaborate Ceremonies Planned whe,
:.0W Aliens Take Oath of
tlIcEiencc


PETERSBURG. VA" August 1.-THE
Petersburg Rotarians are taking an ac-
tive part in arranging the program for
the ceremonies to bc held in Central
Park on the 10th inst. Wien som. 1000
a!icn-o"rn soldiers Of different nation
aiitlcs arc TO be made American cit
iZcns Committees on entertainment
hhancc anu decoration have been an
pointed. ana special committee will go
10 washington to confer with War ar.I
LABOR Department officials with the
we" I" securing speakers 1t is de-
signed TO get speakers of nation-widc
prominence. 1t has been announced
.hai inc government Will send pub
"c!t! mHn 10 the city TO arrange for
such publicity as may be required A
large mum Der Of the men to be natural
ized are italians. and an address 10
therl VII! he delivered by an Italian Of
hcer Judge Phillip = Cooke, o: tn,
bureau Of Naturalization Viii has.
general charge OF the ceremonies. and
IN" musings Court viii hold an open
StSalon on the park. TO administer the
oaih6 %! allegiance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12

height OF 1000 feet anc dropped two
bombs which fell just above the tow
or. For the benefit of those who have
never seen ii submarine II may be said
that coming tower is protuber-
ans, in the center of tho submarine
about twenty feet in height and some
ten feet in diameter. As a target,
therefore. it is extremely small.
inc tactical use OF Scaplanei in war
mas developc" in step nth the tcchni-
cai improvement of the craft. There
Is no doubt an the minds ii serious
naval students that small flying craft
OF one SOFT and another have an i'm
portant part to play In fec, opera
lions as well as in the work of patrol
American Tying men nav brought
fresh minds to bear on these problems.
and have indicated many lines Of
'hought 10 their British colleagues. and
between them thcv arc evolving a sys-
tenn OF ae..~. t.sctics that Will ad-
n!t;edly be pu The test one day
Until that day II would be high trea-
son TO write about them. however
tCCpyright. 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12
I'll Scl Auto Ta;c,es.

severe Gay" ago. While visiting =
:" 'n i',ie:shnrg. Dr y + Hawkes.
o! ] ,'nwidd!e County. had his auto
'h"".!e stolen. Tn" car had been LEFT for
F." oTie' while 1t the corner OF Sycamore
''''' 'Hhi'n streets. Chitf Hrockwoll
80" INC police az surrounding cities
20 be ON the lookout for the car and i,s
occupants y telegram from Lynch
"u7S Yesterday announced the recovery
., ihe car in that city and the arrest
o! three young white men in charge
Of IL Their names are Eugene Mar
TN, James w. Series and George Hen
ShaW' DR. Hawkes.. accompanied BY
o!hcers' went TO Lynchhurg and brought
.nr car ma men back to-day. The doc
tors Instruments were roceyered IN,
ms case OF medicines had been thrown
away " "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12
ARMY WANTS 5000
NURSES FOR OCTOBER
N"d Cross launches Campaign 10 Sc
cure Much Needed
Recruits.

WASHINGTON. August u.-v-omcn.
your country is calling YOU TIE army
needs nurses The Red Cross is cam
r'igning for this purpose Alread.'
the casualty lists include 10000 wound
el. and this Is Increasing with every
report says an announcement from
Red Cross Headquarters. Each hun.
drcd wounded means tho nd lition or
ten nurses at least. Ia France to-day
there are american nurses working
eighteen TO twenty hours every dav
70 give them Il much needed rcst AID
to provide for ATTY emergency in the
future. 49, 80 80: .eoEs 5000
nurses by October J. This army nursc,
corps nov numbers 1880 nurses.
whereas the rGeon-ecusral ngurc:;
it should provide one nurse FOR every
siXty-siY men in uniform. W!th mor..
than 100000 men In France. there
Should he 10000. To supply this rt..n
Der. the Red Cross needs recruits a"d
needs them badly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12
Railway Tracks
Are Washed Away
Many Trees in Winchester /,
gion Are Stripped Of Lcaccs
and Cattle Killed.
tSpeci;,l 10 rh" Times dispatch. !

WINCHESTER. VA. August IL
Portion. of the right of way Of tho
Winchester and Western Railroad now.
under construction between her and
"arGcasville. ~. Va. we're washed
away IN many places between NailvilIc
and Gore by the heavy rain OF last
night ana again to-day. y number of
bridges were washed away. Will" en-
Eires and heavily loaded cars wcr,.
rushed to others TO Keep ;he5 intact
High wind. accompanying the storm
stripped many trees in tho CONNER
cial apple orchards west OF here While
lightning killed many cattle
Eleven heifers owned BY Itarla, T.
Tabs were killed, and. on tho John
Markers farm. registered bu,i was
Killed. logs and cattle on the farms
of ~. Clay de Grange and toserh Va
ker also were killed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12
FEWER POLES IN POLAND
War Responsible for Decrease or -
100000 In Population of
Country.

WASHINGTON. August 1l.-War's
havoc In Poland is shown by the popu-
iation figures OF that unfortunate
country. which indicate n loss OF o.
100000 persons.
This is revealed in Polish papers
which have reached Copenhagen. The
information was received at the French
embassy. The papers say the popula
ton of Poland. which befor, the war
was 100000, has fallen to 1850, 600.
The decrease. they add, is du, to an
increasingly high mortality rate and
the departure Of thousands of Poles
who have left the country because OF
the unbearable condition Of life i'm
posed on them under German DONNA
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12
southern Chile VIII Have Two md
W.. BE Ready for OPERATE:
In September.

WASHINGTON. august 1.-two
large shipbuiding plants are being
erected In Southern Chile. They will
he ready for operation in September
ana the building Of wooden vessels will
begin Immediately. me first vessel. Of
%.cOo tons. VIII be launched in March.
1919. according 20 the schedule. and
another vessel Of the same size will
leave the ways shortly afterward
The new shipylrds are being con-
structed a; L'anoo The wood to be
used in shipbuiding is native timber
Chilean oak, spruce and other woods
The machinery for the new vessels viii
be bought in the United States il 1t is
possible 10 get ii from this country:
otherwise the builders Will get IL from
Antofogasta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12
RELIEF FOR NORFOLK
City Will Receive Ice From Whining
ton. y. e., Salisbury, Did. and
Hudson River.
hiss Associated Tress. !

NORFOLK. VA. August ll.-Tem-
porary relief for the ice famine was in
sight last night when Wilmington. y.
c.. and Salisbury. Md. promised daily
shipments to aggregate $50 tons. Gov
eminent officials also announced that
/, would Immediately take steps TO
bring down several cargoes of Hud-
son River natural ice, TO lessen the
daily demands OF the naval and army
bases and dcpots. The return Of
warmer weather adds TO the distress
of hundreds forced to do without cool
drinking water.
Under the order restricting the use
OF electric current to essential indus
tries there was continued improve
ment in the transportation situation.
Congestion continues. but is much less
acute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12
SPOlLs TRIP 10 FRANCE
h'cn-" Professor SAWS His Wife WfSb
ed 10 Follow Young Army
Officer.

Ch!CAGo, August 1.-THE ccnmis-
SION OF Mrs Clark Q. Melic.: as a mem
Der OF the Y. w. (. A. overseas sci;icc
unit was yesterday revoked By the
- overseas committee after Dro-
iessor Aielick. of the University 81 Cal
cas", her husband. complai:.ed Tint she
sought to &c to France because of her
'"iatuatlcn Tor a young army officer
rather than because she wished TO
serve her country.
rms young officer" explained Pro
lessor Melick, was formerly re ,.m-
or In my home. finally had ia orcar
Efr' l" leave lie has written mary
:hcheh'hs letters to my wife. arc
know she loves him. despite her denial
and declaration that she seeks service
abroad only &c. aid her country"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12
MURDER TRIAL STARTS
I'M ALEXANDRIA COURT
James Davis Faces Jury To-day
Charged with KILLING Inspector
Shellhorsr.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. August IL
James Davis, a negro. charged with
shooting and woundinG mortally ]. c.
Shcilhorse, 4 State prohibition inspec-
tor. on southbound Southern Rail-
way train at the Union Station, this
city. the evening of June %, Will be
placed on trial before Judge Louis c.
Barley and a jury in the Corporation
Court tomorrow morning. Robinson
Moncure will defend Davis. and :. G.
Brent. Commemorative attorney. will
conduct the prosecution. y venire of
sixteen has been summoned from which
to select jury. 1t is understood Davis
will contend that lie fired in self-de-
fenSe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12
WANTS Austrian informed.

NEW YORK. August li.-pr. Guild :
voi. steer. one-time SECRETARY of the
Cabinet of Emperor FranZ Jose! Of
Austria Hungary, will be ;ntArred for
the duration OF the war Il 4 recon-:
mendaiion made by Rufus w. SrragTe
head of the enemy alien bureau is
carried out. Won Steer hGs bec'' ur-
der arrest for fortnight. lie has
been subjected to prolonged ~. stion-
ing while Department of Justice agents
have been inv1stiga ing his acti"itic-.
The outcome Of both was tic .ccom-
mcndatioi that he b. informed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12

crease the Goa! output. A great task
IS 20 be performed. The operators and
their STAINS alone canno. do II. nor can
the mirc workers alone do 1t: but both
parties. working hand In haEd with a
ErHn determination to rid the country
81 It's greatest obstacle to, winning the
war. can do IL. II is with full conf
!cncc that | call upon you to assume
INC burden OF Producing an ample sup
riy OF coal You Will am sure. ac-
cept this burden and Will successfully
carry 1t through. and in so doing you
VII! be performing IA service just as
worthy as service in the trenches. and
MI! win The applause and gratitude OF
ny whole nation.
"WDDDI.nN WI Sn\"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12
settic Damage. for nridgc.

AMHERST, August Unsatisfactory
arrangements have been made as to
damages TO property ihrouG.. or by
"hich the approach to the new con-
crete bridge over James River at
!.ynchburg viii he built. Judge +. T..
Christian appeared for the owners OF
the Faumtlcrc" lot and accepted the
llama SeS allowed them. and J. H. Guth-
lie appeared in person and accepted The
manages allowed him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12
Heat Damage. irons.

II NCIIBURG, VA, August IL
Mush havoc has been wrought in this
section | y the unprecedented no, wave.
truckers feeling The loss very t.avy
he midsummer tomato crop has been
rendered practically useless. as the
vegetable has been literally co ,i:cI on
ne plant. some reports bring incor-
nation that apT.cs are beir; badly
hurt. as many of them have The app
peavancc OF being roasted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-12
Open War stamp Drive.

AMHERST August Ito. l.. Evans.
war savings stamp director OF Amherst
County. is making arrangements to re-
open the stamp drive on Monday. Mr..
McAllister. OF Hot Springs. Va, the
newly appointed director for this dis
trict will be present and also Private
y. G.. Marshall. of Canada, and these
gentlemen will speak in the court
house at u o'clock Mr.. Marshall
spent eighteen months in France.
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scel,inr Food Admtni,trator

DANNILLE. VA, August LITTLE
Danville Chamber of Commerce dircc-
tors have appointed a committee to find
food administrators for Danville Sec
rotary ri. Il. Watkins. in report to
the directors, says that he considers it
Il reflection upon the patriotism Of the
town that no one should come forward
voluntarily.
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Allow Hallway Steel.

WINCH ESTER. VA. August H.
One hundred pound steel rails have
been distributed along the Norfolk and
Western Railway at many points on
the Shenandoah division between Ha-
gerstown and Roanoke, to be laid al
once. 1t is reported that division will
shortly be doubie-tracked by order of
the railroad administration.
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liOuor~u fur Service

Hypei .niendcnt i. II. Cool, OF the
Metfopo!lihn Insurance compauv. .nu
ihc agents WORKING under him b.,.c
ueen specially honorcd by Colonel
ih"mas II. McAdarns. state director or
me war savings stamp drive. recently
."nductcd in this city Each OF them
has be"n presented with "a certificate OF.
service. FOR sp!cudid WORK done /, the
campaign
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w. e. T. u. Elects omc.rs.

local Woman's Christian Temperance
Union has elected the following Off
GERS for the coming year: president.
Mrs. Charles r. Smith: vice presidents
Mrs. w. a. Rorer and Mrs. McHenry
Peters: treasurer. Mrs. j. 7. Montague:
secretary, Mrs. Mckinney.