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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-13
CHURCH NOTICES
PRESBYTERIAN.

,,,, PRESBYTERIAS.
I.r riMSr =, rfirIanfTTEhiAN CHURCH.
l.. 4: McFADEN. Sunday school at SIS
and Bible Classes u, 10 a. NJ. AZ $40 l..
NJ union services at Monroe Park.
SECOND : PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Vices at il X Il Sunday school R PtAs s Sci
Union services in Monroe Park. sis E. ii.
GRACE COVENANT .pTREsbYTERIAH
kfET 'S G%ivi t@a ht5[,fGT YH,re g.
Pastor Emeritus
ltiSis Classes. MIR King. a 4. Il
E Essdr M ;aa;l sabSaih School. $40 !. 81
Service Monroe i.iIh .............h: IL II
BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Sixth and Ga. Streets, +. II. MEuscHK i.
Evening services discontinued for the sum
mer months SUNDAY School o:45 A. 81.
pS9S@EaTSs; ,, 90 E@Fth Sixth Street, Tele-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH Of CIihISr. sCIEN.
IlnI-Reguiar services vi DO held to-
p,oTr'" moTminS IL church editisc eorns,
!! o'clock. Subject: Sacrament" Wed
ncSday evening testimony meeting al
o'clock The Reading Room tNo. o9b IS
located in TIL. Virginia Railway and Power
building. corner Seventh and Franklin
Streets. and is open daily from 10 a. NJ.
IN b except Sundays and Wednes-
Wednesday, from 10 a. NJ to +. ri 81:
Strangers cordially invited.
LEIGH STREET. BAPTIST CHURCH. cor
ncr Twenty hf;h and Leigh Strccts-The
pastor, DIR J. j. WICKER will preach at
We Forgive Gsrmany?" T.. NJ: "Mcrnor-
les That Bless and Burn"
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Building Inspectors
Office:
j. X. Bowles to repair two frame
TO cost $1,000.
Julia g. cottrell TO repair brick
apartment house at 1900 Park Avenue.
to cost 900.
c b. and G. *. Harper TO repa,r
frame dwelling at 407 West Leigh
street. TO cost SlO0
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DIZZY GOODS

New YORK. July Cotton goods to-tay
wcr" moro active. Yarns were quiet. Woo
trading has been further restricted by the
govern mint announcement 81 IL purpose 20
control south American woods coming Into
this country.
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VIII Attend Presentation.

Tn. following COMMITTEE" has BIC I
appointed To represent the Junior
hollywood Memorial Association AZ tie
presentation Of the amhula nca 10 thr
United states Army hospital ~ West
hamilton in CAPITOL square Surda i,
afternoon at rs: Mis- Norman g
Randolph. Mrs. Il Wills Thompson.
Mrs samuel 6. Dew. Mrs c. r Nor.
msn Mrs Henry W. Cooper. Mrs. T..
j kernodlc and Mrs. G B Robertson
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday by the clerk
OF the Hastings Court:
Jefferson y. Starkc and Carrie Belle
Timherlake. city.
William {. Montgomery. Philadelphia.
Pa. and Lucy T.. Stengel, city.
Robert I: Talley and Mary Susie
Pctticrcw. city.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. Juiy l:-HoEs: receipts, 1900
nnostl! % cents higher than Yesterdays
close big hackers doing very littlc: bulk o:
sales l. 0HT Il So butchers. I74nni7s); pact
inf ih!5"l 20; ligh'. 1862 l7a3 rough
lt.NW 1850: PIGS. 1".i10lS75
Cattle receipts $50: beef steers strong
and active: butchers Slow TO lower; calves
- cents lower
sheep: receipts 1000, steady: lambs slow
70 - cents lower: arrivals mostly direct to
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It'd. WANTS
ES-DISPATCH
CLASSlFlELD ADVERTISING
standardized and lndexed FOR Quick

Reference.
zoe line Sunday.
&c line Daily.
ZIG line tor consecutive Insertions
,,HIS limo iOr consecutive iLsertionA
s sh;EV inc Tor 80 consecutive insertionA
Minimum charge 70 centI
count words 10 tho line and IL lines to
Al! adres,isement, received up to 10 p. y
~ q Al SSturdaysb the day before pub
tCation: Wiil receive proper classification
HHnsffehh.'senonts reGetVSd after that hour
ny" column.
TELEPHONE
ietSphonS your Want Ads. to Tho Times
Dispatch Randolph !. when you find It
more convenient TO do 30. and Ihey viii
Dc taken 1T uinCe rltes-
SUBSIATIONS FOR I'D WANTS
Times Dispatch Branch Onjces are main
,ained IN practically every Drug store in
" snt a., ADS are accepted by them At regu.
SOUTH RICHMOND
q. Branch once Times Dispatch. 1904 Hull
et Telephone RAMA. lph 53O3.
49, PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Branch, ali North Second
street; phone Petersburg 226
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Real Estate Summary
cIiANcEnY TRANSFERS.


r. II. Sngrey ct ux. to y. II. futile.
lot Il. block +, Battery Court. July 81.
1916: tax $3.50, $40.
Rosa Kobe ct vir to w. &. Bayliss.
3oXi2s feet. known as Ill Mayo street.
June &c. 1918; tax $50. $40.
Horace Weber ct ux. to T. \. Lynn,
o6XloO feet. known as zoo West Clay
street June IS. 1918: tax 50, $40.
I y. Lynn ct uX. TO Horace Weber.
80 ll-l2xl7o3-4 feet. known as 26oS-
tax Sill, $40.
w Il. word ct ais. to n. ]. Hancock.
2oXlS0 feet. known as 2elo y Street.
July 5. 1918: tax 81. $40.
Abbey Realty Corp. to George Masten.
lot 4. block Is. Colonial Place. July
90. 1917: S425.
!. T. Kaempf ct ux. to Cordeiia V.
Hall, lots II and -, block l6. Highland
Park July 6, 1918: tax 81. $40.
y. II. Wicks ct ux. 10 Emma l.. Car
mody. lot 9, block 10. North Richmond
Terrace. July 3. 1918; $5,NOo
j. \ Purcell to Il. l." rnkinton. 20
north side $ street, between Thirty
fourth and Thir,y-ffth Streets. AT in
tcrsection with l5-foot alley. March
% 1alS; tax 81; $40.
Real Estate Loan pcposit Co, TO
Place. March 10. 1915: tax 81. $40.
J. Il. Kirk 81 ny. to H. T. Beck, % I -
feet and Of irregular depth. known as
2"lG West Main Street July 2. 1915;
tax $3.50 $40
j. r. Adams ct ux. to T.. \. stumpf
Jr., lot Q. block n. Battery Court. June
u. lalS: tan $50. $40.
Nina Meyer 10 r. K Beard 80 5 Ak
~ 20 feet, known as 4l2 West Clay
street. June 30. 1915: $3.50
TAX Title Company az Richmond to
Fannie l.. Fisher. 60xl30 feet sOuthca I
corner OF Hanover and Tildcn Streets
July ,, 1918: tax 500. CTax sailed
:! y. Aston ct ux. TO w. r. CIary.
triangular plot at southeast corner OF
'fwcnty-thiri and W Streets frontin z
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<Ew YORK LIVE STOCK M.RKEr.

%rw vORK July e.-Beeves arm: STARS.
i. h"N !" 81. bulls. mn II 30: cows J6GN y DG
G+'y.s steady; vesls $500 800. culls.
Shc"p and lambs. R"c"ints. 7tsn: steady:
common 10 fair ewes fom |? TO- weth.rs
II IN n Is Il. lambs lE5HNI 20 ~
Hogs hcsvy TO light weights. !. n !iiO
roufhs 800
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RICHMOND nay MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange
Richmond. Va Lulv L. 1915
NEW YORK pRoDrCE MARkEr.

NEW YORK. July i2-Cottonsced oil was
urpuoted. prin. c-1d". 10
Raw sugar steady: centrifugal. $685. mo
Butter hrm; cheese steady
Spot coffee quiet. Rio IS Ss; Santos A.
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NAVAL. STORES.
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. July I2-Turpen'ine steady.
- saltE. III; receipts. 80; hpmen;s -:
stack g 40
R6sin Hr,n: SALES IN receipts LIZ. ship
rncnrs. Hi. stuck * ,Gt
Quot u . s.. T. =. 80: {; II =,
J. lpE. &. n 81 10 - VIC. wv
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Chicago GRAIN M,RGur.

CHICAGO. July !2.-Keen demand from
millsrs. together together with prospects OF
turtailcd receipts. made corn rise to-day.
but a material setback ensucd after an
nounccmcnt that President Wilson had he
Gun drafting a veto OF the hill 20 incsea-e
N" government guaranteed price OF whoa !.
Tho clos" was nervous. y. 10 "i.c not higher.
with AuruSt lG'is 10 lsia., and September
Isl 10 lslis. Oats gained i.c 10 ii,c and
provisions SC TO 10 cents
Leading futures ranged a. follows:
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UOVEJ, NE1HERJ,yDS
REPORT coNDlrloN OF THE
Broadway National Bank

At Richmond Of
shown in b and o ., 1928 IS
Sold '1 1s item s4is"ntoA
7'o:a !.
inf Gp. D sosher than Liberty "
loan bonds - per per- Ger" "D and o
@ cent: r.oasea 10
bonds ,ecu,ri.. 81, ,u,o- 49,, :. ~
inan 'fn , lords lords
Stock of 90
ss M T's r T w i
a bar @ % % ''' II
checks Ts'' I"s s %a,a. as ID s. @ i - BANK ~ -
s ;3s: ::: as s s5: :s; Ia :;
Total
sSs: 5"ss PAID IN" s ssss SO
S$s ":: % sssa BANK
Net " %
Demand Isp"ts her
e9t e,Sd Hs subject t" fhee.: ' jsssS s.
T"'a ~ "
80 @ We spa9 M inify days or subject to
s%% q ss": ,:n 'n Tor " 'r..' ss;aa5: s ss
Bills pas"s with Federal Reserve
,,, To.ai
Item lid 49,
Total contingent liabilities
STATE Of Tsi nI,n c y. nMShmad. -. ~, ,
10 % lie f" '" that the
p. H. Cashier
coret-Attes; ANN , NJ SMITH
s. Ii IL M TnR fsNsoE''
sub AND sworn to before m" this II .l q y ls %arr Notary psss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-13
SJKENGTl; or RUBBER
BASED ON KNOWLEDGE

strength of Rubber was based ON public
hnowledGe that the demand for the com
pany's product will he greater Than It's
AFFINITY 70 supply the material II makes
ittt!s di1erepgi" to thlt COMPANY whether
direction OF p4sssngsr cars. or trucks for
SpElnG field rose mos than point on Il few
transactions Automobile" stocks while guiSt
held nrn. anG no relief in sight for
General Motors shorts.
RunoT vent 50 far as to say that the
pisullers Corporat.on miGh' .iQuidatr in the
event vi hon"-drv prohibition being made -
iaGt %Gtn!YS Of the kin? has eyer been
pdnS has G"Nclupra such profitable bust
ness in other things than beverages that the
only result OF prohibition would probably bc
ihe declaration ot large cash dividend.
The most influential interests IN the DIS
Eil!ers corporation dislike the whisky husi
ness ireicrrlnc 20 make aud deal IN de
natuEsd olroho :9r, commcrolai< nurp9s"s
In techr. 10 Malt bankers feel that tho
pool iha; is. 0lauUins liquidation should let
AL tho r"E.SIuE stock sa.r" III th' assets Of
the COMPANY 'Hs'cnG 90 taking IN only
enough 90 inan" Incubation legally possible
The best sentiment faNvrs tho calling OF
so@c!a. stochhai"ers magiiug. a. which an
common and all The preferred would make
ma tuai cpnGessi.ns whereby an would profit
ana the auaiTs 80! tho concern lie wound up
quickly before lie assets arc dissiratcd.
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Damage Shit ON rriaI

ne u,ai OF the suit brought against
the Virginia Machinery and We'll Conn
pany by the Jenne Acetylene Gas Ma
chine Company for s2.S77 damages was
started yesterday in the Law and Equi-
~ Court.
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HOTELS AND RESORTS

II You hnre n room TO rent ndycr,Jx.
II In INC Timcs-D Ispntch Mnmt Ads
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HOTELS And RESORTS

Bring your Sunday Want Ad COPY
carly to-day.
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ATLAA1r, CRY. \. ).
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia v. near beach. CAPACITY 600
Presenting strictly modern hotel after ex-
tens Va alterations. improvements and refur-
nishing. Private baths running water in
rooms. elevator. etc. Notable table. white
service. Offers special early season rates
S. so up daily. specia weekly. Booklet.
w. r. SHAW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-13
ATLANTIC CITY. y. !.
HOTEL MAJESTIC

Virginia Ave. and Beach. Ocean View.
Canhcitv 800; elevator: private baths
running water in rooms White service
American plan. $3.50 up daily. Special
weekly. NJ A. SMITH.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.
LunGEs Ann sot,ETl..s

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
PHACP-- Edwin PhAup. Funeral Director ana
Embaiirsr. irs T. Main Mad l1I: Ran 5sGl
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BUSINESS SERVICE

nLalNEss ,nnHl,E OFFERED.
Gi>N - ..s-wI1 rIi AND MAKE THE
Fills RAY FISHER. -. c. EYESiCI
SPEt lAllSf SECOND AND CL.
STREETS. MADISON io,D
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

&ur3 uno bIn6ig. On.
feI (bcr ieinen @effen gum Seirateit
animiert): r&Iio, Sris, ermanne
Cid mno bemeibe Gihl~
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
S6gcnlciOcn auf AcrOplaneu.

Sn eineil neuerliden 9eri6t bon
5aUleuten iiber @irtungen 6eiou.
oers bober Aeroplan-6luge auf Die
&eilnebmer finoen liA folgenoe be.
ahtensluerte Sinmeile:
Wieiitells begilnen iol6e @irfun.
gen III elller @oDe bon 10000 SUB
ll9 fiblbar 81 nladell; lebr elltlhle-
ben MAIDEN ne liG aber, AUDI III Den
giinitIglten 6duen, in elmer Sobe
BON 1000 6uB uuo ouriiber gel
teno. Die bouptlaGli6en SdmIerlg.
teiten limo onnll ole &Glte unO Der
~EJtangel al Sauerltot1.
IS lit |mertlurroig, OaB nod bis
5um beutlgen Gage teinerIel slug
maI6ilIe uad elnem Ylune berge'
ltellt luorOen ut, Der eS nlogIl6 lna'
den wurOe, ipltematii6 ole 9lge
Der Wtai9lne alls5unusell, UNI Die
Yaliaglere luarll 81 balten, tros0elu
in leOeun Wto0el eines nSractor"
bis al eInem gguillen 8raOe oaTllr
Gorge getroffen lit. 0ie Sauerltoli'
6rage tonnte oao.r9 mobl gelolt
mcrOen, OaB man in eluem beloH-
oeren Webalter eireu 8orrat Sauer.
ltott mitllimnlt, lueldeu Der Slleger
nit Der olIllllen oberen &u1t ulllDen
tam, melm er ii1 beOrudt filblt.
Sails feline beloll0eren SOrteDru1l-
gen III oielen Ye6lebungen gel1nften
meroen, 10 lit 81 beGllr0tely Dap Oas
-Sliegen III. 1ebr beoellteIlOen 9obeu,
mie es olIrb neNc Wto0eue eriIlog.
li1t ooer luO nleDr ausgeoebllt
meroen loa, CUR Gntmidlung elltes
abnliden &ei0eus filDrell WIro, IUIe
es pie getirdteten n9enos" lino,
luel1e BET Nrbeiten III nit Druid.
luft gefiiatcn Gallons (Oen 8olier.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uuftretelt, mtol-
ge Der 5u bobgra0igen SnttJrud'
Werdnoeruneen.
@iro Der @rfInoung geilt nns
balo oerartige ginridtlun8en beibee.
rcn2
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

SanO I'm lru poi mid an dller.
meDrldJte JcladJa. IlDluer l6 BEN
MIDI MT ais &uiIcri Je5elgt; l1 ben
geudt uie I'll DruUer YiaHn ddte lol
- ld) ben teui SSort 0a5u gelagt;
SatttsIao lc9eE ben Id le gar
nit gelulue. Nus OeDt Md audi lio6
teble Ole 0euerld lln mid ulel gu
Gunim. AmrUcr, .peHH Sle nlellte Sn.
leIt bate leDu toYne, Damn bdtte sic
gelogt: user Is 0us Der lan1te Ebi.
llpp? Gas Is ia en- biutOorldytlger
Mleteri6! Gas i nit oaa JiItnllittge
S6ootldmmd)e, als ou@ lner Den
SruOer tenue J~elcril yg,, no,
oas Is Ell unDrtr U%torpygeleu!
SD ben l0IlcBli6 gclogt: Use
~oeslUeller, l1ent cntal EN- I'LL frag
DIE S6eutclmou CT, luas le uemI-
me-" @r bat Oum aud uou III gang
Ieine Sdul0IgteIt gcOuDn III tuie
IeOer lein 9rmt geDabt Dat, oa bat
CT 10 [ redt l1ulartes 6eba geIladt
III iagt: Sch BDilIpp, lUeiIn gu
norge Iriib UNI 5luei ub miOOer ell
0rint bamlue mIai, Oatm Jag eS
iest, oau1 geb l6 Did Den SGliii-
lel, III Oh tornlt Did Damn ielbit
belle; bietobs i'd 9leite nit ieOen
Wtorgen 10 e uerOoates &in0pieb
aus mid nIodJe gu laiie."
@ea, oas ytiuouleb uergeB id ibn
nit, momit ib pcrbleitpe Sbne Sbrn
lielper
YbtItpp Saueramper +.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
3miebeln nnS S6luinbIndt.

8telfa9, un6 DEFENDERS unter
SIoldnoern, ftHoet man einen tIets
gepur3eIten 9lauben per5reitet, bob
Der @enuB BON 3piebeIn in aroBen
Wlengen Die Subertulole Uerbiten
ooer aud beiIen tonne, Sin berz
porragenDer Oeutl9 : ameritdniIDer
@r5t, 9r. 2inB uom .Nou9 SsIanO
college 9ofpitaI%, imtellte eInlge bless
be3igii4e Experiments nit gieers
I9pein9en an, bic nit Subertulpie
perieu9t poroen paren.
Wie er in elmer 6aG3eiti4rift oar>
ii6er mitteilt, mar Das Gr9ebnis gar
ni@t ermutigenc. 3uad4i0 poIlten
oieIe Sier9en Die 3miebeln gar MID
T~relien, ou9 penn ibnen ieoe onoere
Ndbrung ent3pgen Wuroe. IS
nurpe GrfaB bierfur gel9atfen, lns
Dem man mebrere 3piebel@Prdpas
late ben MeerlApein&en obns Hiids
lt@t auf ibre A~bneigung einiFrlBte.
Ql6er bic Wirtung mar offenbar
glei9 RulI; bic 5ubertulOie purOe
tpeber gebeilt, nod ibre @ntpldluns
IN irgenD einem 6aIl perbinoert. Sic
5erItorten feline 8a5illen Der Eront.
belt uno iibten teinerle: @infIuB auf
rie 3ellens@ epebe Der Sterhen.
@inige &ollessu Don Or. 2tnB
inrahons ienoh hie meinunn ma nnR
ole @rgebniiie oieies Yeriu9es oiel>
ieiht sanoers nusgefallen pdrer,
tpenn er cine rei9e Wtenae oes @i>
len3zSeles, pas in Der 3piebel ents
6alten lit, perlpenoet ooer otelenl9e
@ottung 3Wiebeln benuBt bate,
tpelae oieies @iien3zSeI in Der tpelts
aus gr6Bteu Men9e bietet: ndmli3
Rnoblau9. SeoenfaIls i4eint
Die 5rage nod niAt gan5 ent'dte'
Gen.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

9euf5er. 8ergniigungsrei'
Ieroer Omit &uuoreiiebiaett, als es
ii6erau, mo- er audi binfommt, reg.
nett: .Wir i6eint, Der 0fegen bat
aud elm &unoreiiebinettI"
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

Gin mo0ernes &tn'o.
6rou: Ser 9leine idrcit o6er 9ellte
llnunterbroden!"
Monn: nSo1te Scr iebt I6on nit
Ser @obl leiner @ltern un3tfrieoen
lein?I"
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
Sus etamm6ud.

gs pdren - tpie ou 9rimmig ia9it :
Sic @rbeuloIe laliter Nieten?
Sc fpen' ger Su 5u forbern tpa9it,
Sc mehr fpir6 Dir bog 2eben bteten.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

q Dor @eriAt. Jtidter: S9
bab' Sbnau bod ic3on cinnlal gelagI.
.0aB. id Sic nid)t mebr lebell mil!
!, Mn9cflagter: Ins lo0te i'd aucb
,orm ,Bell0arm ihan. n6er er poute
oos nidt glaubcn.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

@n3iiglid d.. D@ratuliercl
geide 9rolt = be, be?!"
.0as ni6t - ober 8eritono Fat
iie fir 8meil"
n9unn gratltIiere i6 gan5 beion'
oersl"
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

Die ltel mill Tb nit i6rem Gdub moIen IaHen, oer nlr penn's
ser Serr MoIer einriften fam, falls Der Sepp pteoer ablprtn9t DOB %
a onorer 6rnuf gepappt meroen fonn.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
@ingangl"

g~reffeno. nSa, warllm
6idten sic i1on 10 lange nldltS
mebr, Serr &rotI2 Saben Sic
.oenn .dor fein Heimmeb2"
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-21
TAKING LIBERTY LOAN
 BONDS IN TRADE.

T hope that the merchants of the country. upon more careful consider ation of the subject, will discontinue their efforts % sell merchandise and take Liberty Loan Bonds in payment" says Secretary McAdoo.
 The Secreatry states that he has no doubt that merchants offering to take Liberty Loan Bonds il exchange for merchandise are actuaied by patriotic motives. but that such transactions tend 10 defeat a primary object Of the bond sales. as they discourage thrift and increase expenditures Bonds so taken in exchange in most cases are immediately sold in the open market. which tends 10 suppress the market price and advesely affects the sales of future issues.
 The strongest efforts are made by ,he Treasury Department 10 have these Government bonds purchased to- permanent investment by the peo- pie and paid for ou1 of savings, thus no, only providing funds for the Gov ernmeu, bur efectipg conservation Of abor and material: exchanging them for merchandise therefore defeats this purpose
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-21
ASSIGNMENT OF
 REGISTERED BONDS

B an official order ot inc Treasury tae assignment of registered bonds heretofore made only before certain Treasury officials and the officers of certain courts and Federal reserve and national banks can now legally be made before officers Of incorporated S:4.e banks and trust companies.
 This will be Q grea, relief 10 many holders ot registered towns and cities where -here are no national banks or persons before whom the assignment co8ld legally b. made.
 Heretofore it has not been usual for q fee 70 be charged for the assignment of bonds. and t ls presumed that the newly designated agencies will con form to the custom and make no charge
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-21
MEiTiESS TUESDAY

-- ==a~ : Eaa-lssS Tuesday remember -la. =r=-g pound o: meat @ E consumed o1 Is4-,eSs and
 5rs : = effective for en-
 E ssa- warfare.
 E--4..a-- s.o-=s and Ae4- Mar
 al l1 eaa conserving e mea, agreed Q -. 10 po7k o2 Tues z Sz-1-54y. Our restaurants Bearing 1a4s4z 70 aid il this ~1-E 4-s LaT.-g msaCless as7 =4e1 5zg. -laa-Isss Tues z-5 Pa-E,sss Saturday. Can -s=15.5s- 5o s-s Remember 9z-5 q z=z- a. --: Of bread 454 szF= s15r-z-s ne gar .us- tha.
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SOLDIER AND SAILOR
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To .he man who has gone 10 the co,o-s the United States Government offers he saEesr. the most liberal. and me cheapest insurance on the face Of .he ss--h. Approximately 3oo.oo9 men 1av4 already accepted the Govern mea,'s offer, applying for insurance of about two and three-Quar.er billions of dollars. The average amount applied for per man is more than SS.6Qo, which .s very close 10 the slo.aoo maximum provided for by yhe law
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-21
PROS 170RS WANTED

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-21
MINERS BEAT SHERS
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-21
COMMUNICATIONS

Ketchikan. Alaska. Jan T. 1918 To ;he Editor of the Progressive Miner Dear Sir
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-21

FOR RENT-Two-room furnished cabin. SIP month, light and water in cluded-W Frodsham, Phone POS adv tf
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-21
HIGH SCHOOL HOP"

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-21
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WANTED-Medium duty, 4 cycle gas engine, about 10 h. D. Complete, ready to run. - Address, ''Progres- siyo 1Liner.-adv If
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-21

FOR RENT-Small cabin, two rooms. light and water on Mahoney Heights Inquire Dr. Anna Brown adv if
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-21

Knowledge is the root. will is the stem. and the results the grain.