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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
COMMISSIONED LIEUTENANTS
Cornelius q. Chaplin, Ir.. and Shirley G.
berkeley in List ut Otticers' Trim
ing School

News has been received in this city
that Shirley G. Berkeley. Of 22l6 Monu-
ment Avenue, and Cornelius G. Chaplin
Jr., of 922 Floyd Avenue. have received
certificates for commissions as second
licutenants At the officers training
school at Camp Zachary Taylor. Ken
lucky.
Both OF these young men arc we'll
known in this city and their friends
Will learn with qualification OF their
being placed on the eligibility list for
4 camp far from their native home.
commissions as second licutcnauts in
Tic branch OF service to which both
OF these men arc recommended is the
Infantry.
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HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Zen Jacobs. Charged with Selling
Liquor, Will BE Tried in
iIustinGs Court.

John J. Fletcher. of zoo North Ninth
Street, was the only witness Put on
the stand yesterday in Police Court.
where Ben Jacobs. 4 butcher, Of 1914
East Broad street. was charged on
Il warrant issued by Captain &. 4. Sher-
ny, of the First District. and Detective
Louis Bcrtucci, with having sold ardent
spirits within the past thirty days.
Judge Crutchticld sent tho case or to
the grand jury after Fletcher testified
that IL negro had driven up TO his
house on March - and delivered forty
four rints Of whisky and that on
April " he paid Jacobs 500.
by what appeared TO he a mistake.
Fletchr had also been summoned into
court 10 answer charge Of auto'no-
bile speeding and rcck less driving.
Robert II. Talley, an attorney. with
Offices in the Mutual building. and l..
w. McNcigh. IF 232c Monumen; Ave-
nuc. reported that an automobile had
been speeding on Monument Avenue
the afternoon of April Il. The police
report had the number or the car rs
57GJ. 1T appeared In court that 5169
was the number of the speeding ear.
and Fletcher was accordingly dis
missed.
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RECOVER COPPER WIRE
Dctcctivc-ScrEcnnt WnymHrk md Dc
tccti,c Iilirr Yesterday Rec
covered 3.I.. Pounds.

Thomas Napier. OF South Richmond.
was arrested as - suspicious character
suspected OF the theft OF copper wire
and two negroes who are suS-
pccted OF assisting him. were also
taken into custody. The arrests
were made Thursday aftcrn no u H.
When arragncd IN Police Court. Part
H. yesterday a continuance was had
III the Napier case until May 4. Cap
tain Wright assisted in the arrest Of
the suspects. The stolen goods is the
property OF the Virginia Iron and Metal
Company. where Napier was employed
as Il helper and driver.
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ESCAPES FROM HOME
fteen-fear-Oid Omar Con,cu. Ji,,,
ior Automobile Theft. Smashc.
Way 10 Freedom

notes OF song he sung and tho
SP'aSh OF a showcr-bath drowned tho
'Hua8 OF an iron bar which Omar
'"hwe!i. fifteen years old. held on ,h.
charge OF stealing an automo!.iI. j.,
baltimore used TO break his way an,
81 inc Juvenile Detention Home a, .on
N"!th i"clfth Street. at the noon hoIt
Yesterday Two boys who wcr. ,rus-
'!eS saw conwell 60 over the wall j.,
me rear OF the home. They chased
mn az lar as The Chesapeake ana ONO
!"IHS' hut he made a getaway
me !ad was arrested Thursday hv
bct"ctEe sergeant Atkinson on iofar-
marion mat he was en- route here from,
baltimore with tho stolen ear. 'rbc
automobile is at Police Hcaduuartcrs
out IN" alleged boy thief is boir..
searched for by the police When ar
Testc" there was an older hoy WIN
N"hWeil. but the youth tcarfullv told
It story which cXOneratcd the elder
one lie said that he had merely come
from Fredericksburg in the car and had
."At hlm moncr to have repairs made
mere. y reward OF $50 for the arrest
and conviction Of the person who stole
the car had been offered The machine
which IL is alleged. he took away is
a large and valuable one.
The boy took :in iron window min
which had been forgotten in the course
OF repairs and pricd the ton OF n
step leading into the basement. From
underneath I'll" steps he knocked a
mol" an the wall and then made his
farewell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
ACTIVITY IN WAR WORK
PULLS FOR EXPANSION
EsscntIuIs Are Lifted High Above
NOnrsscntInls, Declares Brad-
streets Weekly RcNicV.
NEW YORK. Apri

NEW YORK. April 2t.-Bradstreet'
Tomorrow viii say:
Activity in war work pulls in the
direction OF expansion ait lifts the cs-
scntial nigh above the nonesseniial !.
bu, in ordinary channels shortages OF
tnis or that commodity. high pricc&,
sc;trcit. OF money, Ia ,IcCuate supple:
o: labor and restrictions either from
the government OF upon credit prevent
the .rccst movements. incidentally.
tho country campaigns in behalf
OF III. third Liberty loan. which have
brought out a multitude OF subscrin-
lions from small investors, nave re-
acted unfavorabl% upon retail trade
and relative dullncss IN that quartz:
also has been accumulated By cola
weather over wide area. large
volume OF trade is passing in who.e-
sale lines and the heavy disbursements
being made from the proceeds OF gov
ornamental income stimulate buying III
.uurition c.utcrs as we'll as in the
shipbuilding zones. Weekly ban
clea!ings, Sj,Sl3.G31.O00.
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YOUNG ROTHERT ENLISTS
Joins One Hundred and Eleventh Field
Artillery, Formerly Known MS the
RocIlbridgc battery

James w. Rothert. the twenty-year-
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Rotha-,.
!fl6 Grove Avenue. enlisted yesterday.
IN Inc one Hundred and Eleventh Field
Artillery, ard lett last night for Camp
Mcclellan. Ala. The one Hundred ana
Eleventh Field Artillery is the old
"ckhr!dsc Battery. Young Rothcr,.
for the past three years. has been y
student at the Virginia Military lnsti-
tU;e.
Other cnlistments We're as follows:
NaNy-Staniey r Cooley. lie ron.
iiaEa and James Il. Iiillman. OF Ron
noke; Alfred II Boutcnard. Alexander
o'Bryhim Edward II. Minter and Wal
lace l.. Johns. OF Richmond
Naval reserve Edwin
Wood. Roy l.. Balt!s, David l.. Ni,hol-
Drake.
Aiarines-Marion l.. Mus,ain. Of
Richmond: j.. II. Waldrop. of Asheviile.
~ c. and J. NJ. Ncyser. of Cov!ngton.
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HOLD EXAMINATION
Twenty Men Seek Position With Git.
ns sanitary Inspector of the
Health Department..

owing to thc unusually large num-
Der of candidates for the position ot
sanitary Inspector in the Health De
partmen;. Il competitive examination
WAS held yesterday IL Iity Hall 10
aid in selecting The man best ntccd
tor the position.
Twenty men took part in the cxami-
nation. and. when interviewed last
night. DR.. Roy X. Flanagan. Chief
Health officer. said that the names of
those receiving a rating above % per
cent would he forwarded to the Nd
niuislrativc Board to-day. From this
list of cligiblcs the final selection VIII
be made.
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CoTruN MARKETS.

EN YORK. Apsi e. Early lrrcrg!arI'y
followed hy harp rally Ia ia" cntton
fh"t to-day, w.it July selling up from
10 .s.t1, and closing a; -b.i!. with tn.
eraI list closing a.in a. a a"; advance
70 10 d, points.
le ruark-i opened nrm .; an advance
~ Ia ~ points. with near months rcIa-
sy nr,n !n r.>pon-" to bette: uaL.es than
-ctcG. and covering This initial bulge
renewal II NOR" or loss general soil
such a. had been Ia progress Yesterday
rnoon. and prices quickly weakened.
re were !"" May notices which Uruu;.-
caused a XXI" l!guiIai!pn. Gut hat de-
rs Was relatively steady. ~ soon az
rush OF selling had been absorbed tn.
fi;e turnci lrm-r. With 10 Gay an;
borrow hall holidays. th"r" was evidently
Exposition 20 even uu short contracts for
+ tile week end, and covering Ws- .rob-
! stimulated Oy DETERMINATIONS o: I'M
DrNbie weather. as Well a. by IN" extent
the reccn, break TRADE Interests were
; moderai" buyers on the aGS-nc" The
= was :"w points OF from tn" best
er realizing Their was 'sih - too much
in the eastern h-lt. ana app-rh"nslona
the cold weather IN thu northwest
ia lead to 10" temperatures in cotton
Ions before Monday Two reports wee
ed or acreage. one Indicating an In
use of - per cent on tho average. Win.
other SAID there would tr increases
Eing from Ia to % irr cent IN hl:,baina
M!ssiSsipui and "a decrease ~ from
! 10 urT cent in Tennessee. Neither uf
sc reports Appeared 20 Great" any fresh
tiinent %! consequence. Cotton futures
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4 puthctlc despair Papa cannot be
kept waiting. What shall we do?"
III the gymnasium | had noticed 4
pair OF st!W leather gloves with Eaunt-
let's. such as chauffeur uses. and 1
mentioned these. My pupil rushed away
for then: a. once and soon returned
with relief written all oTe: his face,
which had previously shown nothing
but CONSERVATION.
SLIM SUGGESTS HE
WOULD HANDLE GiUNTLETS
II think" I suggested gently. that
II anyoody boxes with those gloves Il
had better be myself"
had no desire TO receive 4 chance
blow in the face from Prince Oscar
usin-: those gloves for he might have
inflicted a cut that would last for life.
He readily agreed to use my boxing
gloves. and 50, with a ridiculous pair
of chaurcur's gloves on my lists.
mad. my bow before tho assembled
f,!nily or the Hohcuzollcrns.
nad not much time at that mo;nc Il
to note all the pcrsonaGcs WHO were
assembled in the gymnasium. hut I saw
the three married brothers of Prince
Oscar. the Crown Prince. with the
Crown Princess and their eldest boy;
Prince Eitcl Friedrich and his princess;
and Prince August Wilhelm with his
spouse. III. Kaiscrn and Princess
Victoria Louise occupied front seats
and seemed much amused at III. APP
pca:ance W" presented.
saw all this out OF the corner OF my
eye. but I u'd not soc the parsonage
FOR whom | was looking. The Kaiser
had been called away at the critical
moment. some important officials hav-
ing called OH business of state. which
occupied him until the show was near
~ conclude
Go BE Continued To-Morrow)
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SCHOOLS BUY BONDS
John Marshall High school Leads List
with Grand Total Of
ST. ,D5u.

Subscriptions 20 ;hr third Liberty
lean, placed through the public schools
OF the city. yesterday increased APP
proXimateiy $4,000. and the driving
nientum. The movement was only
started this week. and several days
were required 10 get il moving smooth
~. Those directing the drive declared
last night that their work had only be-
gun.
The committee announced that sub
scriptions had been placed through the
schools as follows:
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|PEC|AL AND STANDARD
ISSUES SHOW NET GAINS
|'lt-Day Session OF Wall Street
Markets Featured With
Strong Stocks.
EEL WAS TIE BACKBONE
fiders on Malt and Distillcrs Sus-
pend Their ASsaults-CO ton
flnds New Low Level, but
CLOSES Relatively Firm.
EEL WAS TIE BACKBONE
IiY HKNAnNS MALL

fW YORK. April -G.-Stocks were strong
I've and with many not gains In botn
cialt"s aud standard issue, steel wax
, ginrnp ,o Of Ia" mar,.e', ,l"an.ins AZ
marine Boat. Corn Products. Distillers
Stmdctak.r wer" the most active spec!ai-
\; Inc Malt raiders Suspended their AS
I. az d!d the ruinOr raiders on DIS
FRS. Cotton went 10 new iOw levels. tut
ar news was encouraging. Wall Street
and Will De decided by the weight OF
His Announcement that the allies were
= 20 produce munitions faster than con-
bed in the battle means victory.
uyinE of Steel Was based ON expectation
Fl had SHARP upward movement based
~ the generally good condition OF the IN
T0 tUMMXSDEEK WHISKY
enial OF III" report That ia" government
country gave Distiliers 4 sharp recovery.
|ertcan Sumatrsi crossed par again ON
,rn Products was an Interesting fcatur.
he market with an advance OF IS to
ah, copper made I,y annual repor, for
showing that IN" cost OF COPPER pro;
Led was 1895 cents bound: COMPARED
slS., ''''' - 0'' ~
ppo'u,mcn, Of John u RYAN head OF
aviation prggrIu means that ~ least
very important manufacturing '";nrany
20 into tho s"!"p! az" BUSINESS IN COM
Won WIN III" Gurus iaOftio'iN-
on9y was Gui"t with q = rer cent rate
kaiiing FOR most loans. The money rate
!, delicate one as Il L. duo largely To
refusal Of bankers to r,disc6Nn, fr""ly.
Ire IL 4 disposition to blame ;h" govern
tt for not i",'ing income and excess
|it taxes bn pa III in inst.linents.
lic big div" FOX tho Liberty loan - now
hard. and II * N" dUtE OF every Am"T!-
TO do hi. hes. TO rrlD that loan with
money and his arguments.
Ew YORK ApriI &c Mcrcan,!lo paper:
r
Fling: siSty-dsy bills. st727: commercial
y-day bills Oh banks. 81 -. COMMERCIAL
y-day bills. {t7i', demand. 81 1-l5:
leg. St7G &c Bar silver. ?:H,: Mexican
ars. q; rov"rrrucnt bonds, strong; rail-
II bonds steady TIN. loans. steady:
~ DAYS. ii.uI nin.ty days ard SIX
ths. i;,us. call money. steady. ruling
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EW YORK. Anil .

lew YORK. Auril - Port movement
FdiInE :. loo: stock. lSa.503 bales
|1tS! to-day at all uor,s-N.t receipts.
et ,ba les. exports. 1903 bales: stock.
otai for wecis-Ne, receipts, ,7,sal bales:
btal for Ne, receipts sra AZ
BE-: exports. g.iSI.il hales
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NEyy YONk rI;OnICr ,tARKrr

EW YORK. Apri! g Raw sugar. steady
tr;fuea!. sos. Tine Erarulatcd. T., But
and cheese. steady; coffee market closed j.
he market Tor cottons"ed oil was dun
fsaiurclcsS. with AN easy unGcrtone.
me summer yellow. spot. nominal; May
b asked: July. nominal.
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Currc,t Succeed. Jones.

WASHINGTON, April 2G.-Rerressn-
tativc Garrett. OF y, "ncssec. WAS elect
I'd chairman to-day OF the House Com
.ni;tce on insular Affairs. to succeed
the late Representative Jones. Of Viz
i-,i
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HELD Up FOR LONG:
TIME nY E'-'IQ UE.TTE

There was nothing for me TO do but
to cool my heels in patience. though
knew ] was now an hour late. was
Interested in the six doors on my left.
and was more Interested later when
prince oscar told me they were tho
six rooms he and his brothers had oc-
cun!cd when they were boys
From one Of them came Il loud voice,
lifted up in stern military command.
That afterwards learned was tho
military tutor OF Prince Joachim re-
hcarsinS him for coming cxamina-
ton. There Is no rest for German
princes. even on Christmas Day.
Finally Prince Oscar came slunter-
Ing out and rcproacheG mo for being
late. explained how had been held
UP by court etiquette, and he seemed
much amused.
I'VE are going to give a show before
tho family" he explained just TO
amusc them. and to show papa how
much l have benefited from boxing
This Interested me deeply because
there WAS 2 movement on foot AT that
time 10 include boxing In the list OF
physical accomplishments FOR German
army officers. and n necessary sport
FOR the competition for the army Of
iiccr championship. We discussed this
for n It'll" time and also the other
physical exercise We should include In
our show
The prince then showed mo Into one
OF tho xix rooms-It was that Of the
absent sailor Prince Adelbcrt--and
changed into my costume. Once more
| noticed tho plain baroness OF the
room. and tho Spruche. or text. over
the head Of the simple iron bedstcad.
DE tiehe hocrt nimmcr aut." |;
said. wh!cn may he freely translated
IN the words OF the old song as kind
Lov" Never Dies" Prince Oscar after
wards told me that all the SpruChc In
their rooms were the personal choice
or the IA ser himself
Presently Prince Oscar returned. all
stripped for the fray. and demanded
10 know whether ! had brought his
boxing gloves | had not. for his were
at kabincu'haus. l only had my own
pair.
They are waiting" nc exclaimed. In
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CnIcAGO LINE ST0CK MARKET.

HICAGp. April .S.-fioEs: receipts. 20 0f0.
,ng: bulk $1,000 STD: light. sl7.65 40
g.: mixed. sis = q sl5s9: heavy sl5:S5Gt
30: rough. sl5.SoT SEQ: pigs. Sl3.00m SIZES.
attic: receipts. 5000 weak: native steers.
l0I s17.35: stoCkers ana feeders. s. - N
hcep: receipts. 1900. weak: sheep. sl3ooR
%: lambs. slG.2IM s2l 60.
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The Curb Market.

EEw YORK. April "I.-TradinG on the
side securities market to-day was quiet.
+ To the short session. Prices In the main
Ire without special change from the finals
yesterday
ubmarinr boa, was :. feature. and sold up
the highest of the present movement.
stocks were quiet but firm. Metal stocks
rc without special aturc.
DO Aetna Explosives. si2WN%s: 90 Chcvro.
Motors. 19m1?2: 1000 MaNimums 7-l6ari.
IA 67t: 30 Int, Petroleum. laml3i2: 1000
ttropolitan Petroleum. II lGMa.: 1000 Ok
" stock 4M4A: 800 Atlanta. 9alo: l.l00
!, Ledge, i3-l6m7s: loo Jerome Verde.
nr.. ST@ or: 100 Success. 7iadfsis: .oG
rih American Pulp and Paper. 2na,. 2,SN0
itcd Statca Steamship Co. 5i?M5S: $500
t93: 500 Oklahoma L. and r., G.2 llGs..
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MAIt3liGG LICENSES.

The following marriage license was
issued Yesterday by the clerk OF the
Hastings Court
Charles Edgar lIal!et,, Wheeling. W.
Va, and Elizabeth Ray Keys, city.
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CHICAGO GI;AIN MNRKEr.

y lCAGc. AprN :, Prospects for a
l.ier acreage. together with unfavora Bile
Ither. gave In" corn market to-day a
idod upward swing. Prices closed iirm
20 -e. cents net higher. with May l2.i,
July LOS 10 lt2'- oats finished nm
nged To ). cent up, and provisions vary
from - cents decline 10 rise ~ - cents
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CHURCH NOTICES.

a, sES aa9 snAFIl$T Sn NgsIs ,r'sns
and nd, ). =. m! II Pr PK sKlSXERs .mqfpiSF
c JS9G2i ' WSieSms y hI r. :. 81
cd 1MiH" rws ST ,t;i;,n nAPrEsT curRc,
* Wha IA sh All w p"T, o @ unq:ua opp9rsI@iIy
and crowning-How viii We Have Them;
FIRST c fHTtFiSST'a 81 d SfafNfE sc,rr,s,
""f r5 M9a%w iiI:r Dss,h
mesday evening testimony ami vxpertence'
Room lNo so, IS located in tho ' Vtrstnt
ff" f5'sHi SFGs Sp4 et /; open WHY 1,
T.. NJ. Strangers welcome
Aln SAINTS r'f EfiS&dpAn CHURCH.
b b5s% NS Stree ss.,s aea MG@fos
tr,n%on sgryice at O'Clock. Stranger cor.
nR 15HG ss's "a AZ, EEsyE
T MET TI M IF ssnfqGis by he as}St
at IL 4" clock and tn the evening a. O'Clock.
EIEsT ESB,Y TERi 4 y CHURCH.
y 'hs ""s,o5 9n u ' aSE 4 Is IS sun n
mr. S nh WOMEN aI ' s 70 5"H HIbe classes for
!, STc9 =! : -, rhEf;SsRYTTERrAN clrRcn,
Shoot ,t5 #aaS sis = s Nj Fnn s
GEGH PARK NS.sSr an,
nEv j. cAviN sTEwARr ,'I pastoP s smsSi;
, s:$S !, -S Sf,} School
3:i2 r W-i:Saa M s,Ts s.hba,h School.
: 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27

Save time and worry ny buying n
good used car. Consult tho Used Car
column in this paper. To insert II Want
Ad call Randolph |.
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,Eyy YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

| lew YORK. Apri! 2G.-Beevcs slow
{ers.. SO f-)Q SOL 10; bulls s..J0a si2.s3: cows.
}0Tsil.GO.
Ialves: steady: vcals. sli.ooa $1,000: culls.
{0T 5000
lhccp and lambs. no trading
logs. lower: heavy and workers.. Sis 80 a
| 80: pi6s. sls.60f SlS.2j. rouehs. slJ.15.
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wish / could remember ouc-half the
celebrities vino We're present on that
occasion and were pointed out to me
by my ciccronc. The floor Was ,hrongcd
by rulers OF minor German pvincipali-
t!cs and by the Cit" among the court
worthy folk OF Prussia. Nearly all the
men wore military uniforms
The court officials constituted host
in themselves. both male and female,
and | was told that the entertainment
Witnessed was ou!H semistaic. and
that twice as many officials were re-
CURED for a fun state affair. The
whole made Il Ilittcring Kaleidoscope
panorama. hich daHzled and confused
me. ANA felt positively relieved when
managed at last TO escape from the
palace and draw !. breath OF fresh air.
untaintcd by the formality OF the most
ecTcmOuious court in the world.
CA Christmas bay. just when l had
finished my dinner. - telegram from
I'rinco oscar. hearing the red star
which marked Geographic dispatches
from members OF the Royal Family.
was brought to me.
may say that when staying AT my
note! invariably received one o: those
kilograms every day--a iac, which ac-
counted for the great courtesy and
consideration always received there.
This particular message askc me TO
como TO the Ncucs rula.s at / o'clock
that afternoon. Il was then just about
four and I had only time 10 bundle my
costume and boxing gloves in hand
bag, call for taNi. and beg the man TO
make all speed over the twcnty-milc
journey to Po;sdala.
1T is the kaiscr's business"
shouted when he demurrcd. After that
| got speed all right. BUT in spite of
his frantic and quain. driving 1t was
nearer five than four when drew up
outside the great portico of the Ecues
Palais. having hluffed past the numer-
GUS guards and sentr!es by declaring
was on imperial business.
The came the wcarisomc business
Of getting in touch with Prince Oscar.
was passed from one ilunkcy TO
another until At last l arrived in the
cautions hands OF Frcihcrr Won der
Horst. very stately and Influential
court official He conducted me TO the
Palace gymnasium, vast carpctcd
apartment with Numhcr Of rooms
opening out OF it on the left-hand side.
In one OF those rooms he explained.
Prince oscar was at present occupied
with the Kalscrin.
Wi! You kindly tell him then that
have arrivcd?' requested.
He seemed overcome with horror.
Put no." he sail hotly. that ia inn
possible. | may not disturb the prince
when he is engaged with the EN-
press"
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Hun Royalty
at Arm s Length
Boxing Instructor Of The Kaiser S
Family Writes Interestingly
Of Experiences.
EY J. 4. SLIM.
Eighteen Months in tho service OF the
Emperor at Iots,lam.
/ wish 1 could remember one-halt tn

copyrighted by J. l.. slim. Furnished
10y the International Ncws Bureau. lac-i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27

Under this classification on the Want
Ad pages you will find all kinds Of
services offered. To insert an al call
Randolph l.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS

COTTbN GOODS
lew YORK. April 2i--Cotton goods here
day were easier IN tho gray goods divis-
u.s. Yarns were steady Raw silk was
Iba rgocd on some railroads on shipments
st from New York. Wool markets were
let. Markets closed carly in consequence
the Liberty Day" holiday.
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Norfolk q Western ka,iway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Leave byrd street station. kIrhinond
! .HI f = .5.i5 ~. a. NJ. '9'v"'A. "a.
FOX LiHCAbCkG, AND THE WEST:
~ 20 a, A. $500 +. NJ. :35 i. N.
Arrive ktcnnond from Sorfolk mn
a. NJ. .6:+5 4. ST. From tue West. .5:ss
A. Al, ~ IL +. Nj tl:50 +. ~. .slo r. 81
DAILY. lDaiy except SUNDAY. tSuhday
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edmond 4 Petersburg
Electric Railway
oeabOard Ar Line hallway LOmua;,y

TRAINS leave daily: a. NJ. Norrna
local. l:lU j.. NJ, Sleepers Atlanta ana
Jacksonville: $40 f.. NJ. Atlanta B.rlnins-
nam sps.!ai. ll:iO T.: NJ. Sieepers Jacksut!-
=" Il. III. n:3U l.. NJ. -
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RAILROADS
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
TIE and from ssh inrton And beye,d- n,t,x.

~ OILS AN tl23U Psi sl2aS PM sg9S pM
So An 500 Pm $40 PM .ll25 Pr
-: - . w tkl0 IN ! 500 PM tl2.2G Nj
ti,cnnionu- " Ashlngtun Local, Lv. ,x.iu m,
Week days e4.lo pm, Sundays; Ar. I'll .45 A Nj
dat/ Fredericksburg Accom-. week days, Lv
days Lv.s7.3oAA go PM: Ar $3.50 A nj. $40 pH
Abba ticket and baggage Offices not open
for this train. .Main ~ Sfa
Byrd ST. Sta. stopping at Elba). Elbn Sta