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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-10
NOTICE.

Bv order OF the Board of Trustees OF
the Silverstreet School District:
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will received bids until
Sept. 16, for the transportation OF
children III said school district. We
reserve the right to reject any offer.
Any further information will be glad
" given.
Signed c. L. Leltzsey'
Clerk.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-10

Rev. Or D. G. Phillips of Chester
will assist the Rev. Moceown in a.
saries of services at the Prosperit7
A. r ?. church beginning THURSDAY
at $50 y. m. and continuing through
Sabbath with preaching at IL a. m.
and $50 D. m. every day.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-10

Two patriotic young ladies, sisters.
Misses Trent and Anna coe Keitt,
cot a fine example Sunday mornine'
Rather than treat the government ::
re1nes+ with disrasreot they walked
two miles to church in the rain. Thev
have the right spirit, The reporter
is glad that a friend told him c.
this.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-10
Foster N. Martin,

roster N. MdFllu,
Newberry, s. c.
Price of cotton seed stabilized ny
food administration at seventy two
dollars for car lots, sixty nine for
WAGON seed on basis oil seventeen one
half. meal fifty three dollars for any
quantity, hulls at twenty dollars, lint
at same price Mills are requested to
observe these prices. Full details
in bulletin tomorrow. Have just re-
turned from Washington,
VIM. Elliott,
Food Administrator.
416PM Sept. 8, 1918
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-10
NOTICE TO PoLICY-HoLDERs

The storage of seed cotton in oc-
cupied houses and verandas or piaz-
zas insured in the Farmers Mutual
Insurance association is forbidden
according to Sec. 10 of Bylaws.
R. II. C. Hunter,
Enting President.
Secretary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-10

Total. 81, ,121,ses.7s
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Newberry-ss.
Before me came J. Y. McFalls
Cashier of the above named bank,
who being duly sworn, says that the
above and foregoing statement is a
true condition OF said bank, as shown
by the books OF said bank.
j. Y. McFall.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9Th day of September, 1918.
B. A. Dominick.
Notary Public for S. c.
Correct Attest:
JNO. M. KINARD,
F. z. WILSON,
w. H. HUNT,
Directors.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-10
COTTON SEED STABILIZED
By FOOD ADMINISTRATOR.

Tha following telegram to F. N.
Martin food administrator for New
berry county is self-explanatory:
Columbia, S. C.
12sOPM, Sept. 8, 1918.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-10

Bank No. 81.
STATEMENT
OF The Condition Of The Commercial
Bank, Located at NeWberry, S. Co
Mt the Close of Business Aug. slst,
1918.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-10

Bank No. 231.
STATEMENT
Of the condition of the Bank OF Po-
maria, located at PoHlaria. S. c.. at
the Close of Business Aug. 81, 1918.
RESOURCES.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-10

Three heifers strayed from lot ,satur-
dav. Finder please return to CT
notify Hutchinson & Snelgrove.
90 It
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-10

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Newberry.
Before me came F. N. Martin, CASH
ier Of the above named bank, who be-
ing duly sworn, says that the above
and foregoing statement is a true
condition of said bank. as shown by
the books Of said bank.
F. n. MARTIN.
swornrto before me this the 9th day
of September, 1918.
r. 81 Frank L. Bynum.
Notary Public for s. c.
Correct-Attest:
James Mcintosh,
C. E. Summer,
Geo. S. Mower, =
Directors.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-10
Directors,
STATEMENT

STATEMENT
OF the Condition of The Newberry
Savings Bank, located at NewbeTy,
s. c., at the Close of Business Aug.
81, 1918. :-'!S:. !.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-10

SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERALD AM
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-10

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County Of Newberry-ss.
Before me came JOHN c. Aull, cashier
of the above named bank, who, being
duly sworn, says That the above and
foregoing statement is true conol-
ton of said bank. as siown by the
books Of said bank.
John C. Aull.
sworn ii and subscribed before me
this 9Th daz of Sept. 1913.
Thos. A. Settler,
Notary Public S. c.
carre :: G.
z. =. p.nae7
= = -
.Fi,.,a. = =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
AUTO SUPPLIES AND nEp.rns y,

cAii,t, n. .,n;- torLs ,.n nurn half coal
.arbu':,or. u miles per sailor ru.fan,,ed;
'a.y .''tiins Er".t r"n"r increase. Attach
a. 81 5.sy -3 ~ = EEH,}5' sE
,c'"r '"'at~n.. +" Madison srree, r->,o1.
.4H,.,',,,.-' 'iI";Sta,,,S 80. $50 -
., &orin r"i.dcrc "''.'
,, ~ ,,Ii.I: MHh"i - r~on,y, ,i>5h
- Cd -. Tor 49,"
cH -, E,.>l ,. 800 .,,,2-.s' a.,-.
az 100 10y aS .' RI Na',a EE ad,,n ''''a
~: s.,.iee ~ go. woran.-n>hio. u,
rsht. .rrd -.n.-,i nn. 'F>"In. cur, ~
,;."r '"n,"s"y. Inc. 5p NO, .:ro- S,r"-
80 I5r ;ooI 'r -, ,g sr,i'"9= %n
IN hu.a .ttnrlc. ~ ~. f;r,rd ~ 90
''i& p r.. a .,a ~! s2 o@, ~,
rn.a
rn I'm g,"'g tu M 'r'.
:. 49,. .,'' 49," sun. 'o,.uro a =""a
H. ~, "'onnd NJ r,rncr Nmrh INA i,5-c
d ""E 1Ns5 81 3" "T1 1t YOU. III
>i~'S' PAN and non.aAtG ,:e-d
s.<., ...........
yor "'n", .i.e l-ono-,.oa
~, ~ 49, ",g.-. mi .i'~,har. . ~
.! ''-n'i"- ,on prae- np,
SEEyicE Tirr: 90
VT it'g.d S. r. nu,ona
h az VIM > 10, on, -. isr1n ~
-'.r h..,o IN 'hS "d ~. To- 90 ~
rc'lr Tor r'fiorff 81"
SG.ti.I. ATT, -r-r,r.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

W-c.s u"lI-", garden Spot. liIs'. NJ rrie .i
MN irHf"Tro, White ,plrTrn. .NGa:' 81
1~i. l.r"inp Va. ~ f.N trunt,.
-! .:Ai NhN.N,:.:E W-r,.J ian r,r,.i..r.., g..
f'rn' ""nrEeT. thirW-rv" 4" hf'y ''ars
"t'.. '''crt "nru rSi.cr with broad Esp, e.
"i.'y " -" htudl. -60 .'.o. ro-n. 81 90
irss. h~y wro-t ant hocs Mas -, hurrl..
'.c.t r."u1n,u"u'!".. NHii"v f,r-,rr ~ f"rIo.!.
-. ,sre Tgn, p.sn.i'n
. :i....'->'s .t..tn,'r. nit" I'"u,tU. H"tvi
t"'-". ir".y O" '.rc,uccC Goo. p"-t'i"n
J iLf-Htt..>- "rrk"rl''. in-'T u. rsrm
J. .us f-mn.rt '"E Mrj.y $50 N"r,h
..-"l1 J,GEN- Vsoig4 = la,o9 MAJ
r" rr'r IN Gr'"u syy. Eo"I place ami
-""H --ir-! one -lr undcgstar,.S f~,>u
.ur"i-. %" long hours = Ii. car. Tan.
o. rei.a
ti;Y SAiIsl'As. experienced to
N"ri, N,r=tu.a ioiH.' -ro'orN trait" Nu, ,
Co., hE-tiry With h-l references ',n".I ~.
.r iti liberal ',pruscS /" proper pare.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

EOOkkEEPER experienced on
credits. one who can write a
!orcibic letter. This position is
with branch Of large corpora
lion and tho right man who
can develop fast has big oppor-
'unitN. Reply in detail. stating
qualifications and salary OK
pcctcd. { -. care Times Dis
match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
SI.I:t.I\I. NOTICES.
"tIlCh pr ,l,l: NlN.INLA sIArt nIIn:


Richmond. Va, Ap'ii Il. 1918.
Sc.,cL rr"r"S.i. Hill hc received hy The
y 'fSihI" sta" Highway tuiunii.e .oucr -
,,m" "h,'e 90 y D"Nis, Eni,"h state
in...n ~ 'nSlhr'T, '"huty t"rgthnuo.
,h"rl"iiosNiIc. Va. mntii 1; h.y Z.
l'lN. f"r ~" construction II g H. miles 81
IA" Si"i" nl.hNaN System. r"nte =. h.jt,o On
M+'fu'nr iiI.'i AMI IVY. mel - i.At I'm.
"ud rl"," putii,lg "r~nca
'.'' n hlp iru#t 10 .',usIipaItt~'l boz, o.
'ihg" 'rc'h i"' hNo hurdrc" So" ""b
ne rl.h, is reserved "a r>le., -ny or "a,
lids
i'I,u~ 'r.. l." zen ~ To" "r',, Il rh-
|'rlH li@nN, s '"iutui. -irior. ,l,utn"uI.
"a - ~ th- "Hi.c "f = y pavi. United
Si't"- hi,hwHg tncir'"r, charlottesville Na.
-. L. 'ci.EAiS\.
$i't" ili:H"-4 Comm .-ai"pcr-
rtNiN iEtb Jl:w ELiiN HErAir:INI.
: q. -u"fr'ni'" ON ''pnIi work ili' ar
Cd" iu' uJoil'N eft 'l' irN"lr! e q.
90! f'r"n 'rg Ling Natch'- 81 ptN"f .r So
'lFs hCi"- r hr repaired yuI ~ certain
= --t.-I''tIrp - IN" very lowest prices
WATKINS \ ihItBitrttiH
Ut asst iir""p .'tte"i
''su.'i,. .'rv cir, - M"Irr.ic fri,os.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

LEDGER CIGEK With branch
Eous" Of large company.
Good opportunity for young
man. With chance for advance
mont. state experiences and
salary desired \ -. care
TimCs-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
AUTOMOBILES
ALTnMOnILEs Enn SALE.

,.liENIDIll- 10 .-p.,s.n-o- ,.h.y.
~, r'r".d s'r.dt '''
,.,..I,.,,t I.1 49,. 81, ,h.--ro,., I,-,
,'''' - '''i-' DO - -" NJ TO- Jus.
On II"i ".- "a: "',i ne - -: ~" '"b, ni
!. .'iin 80! ." '''' l. 'f"""' - "'''
l"'ptE 4'l Dog, ipgtInE. absolutely. II
., M - ''nHiuVn ~. IL t~..'A -
80 $500. ----------------
tpI:ly as touring :, o,e. new never
n.-t ran. Boulevard .4So.I
r'iI' or - 90 eng tpr" ca. ~
''-' 49, i.'.s'i
FORD l,tr tosu TOURING. .ur,Ot.
'+''t .N- !H = .'i!.'. l-.'-lt1uu- !t ,rIA IN
t'Itin -.l#.1
,.,,,.t IT,, ~ -. 49,, ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
"> RENTING : ruuM

rN RENTING : ErUN
l"u who have ,nrnut room. In
I"nr homes would he surprised
10 .on knew how mnn, run-
S~niai pe"ric there sr~ looking
for lust such n r"", ~ .nnr>.
Ih"usands of substantial people
read tho indelrd want nd. pnS-.
81 The timr>-pispni-h ever.
m"ruin: In the year.
Turn ihat >parr room int"
u"n~.. tho co>t il smnli.
10 your name - listed in Tho
telephone directory. van mn!
phone your WanI I'D. ."
RANDOLPH
for insertion in the classified
columns Of The
TruEs-DIsr.r'u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21


.''I.'u'"" "a utHtUG Sitrh aIU N-rd Iauu,.
tpu'! p1s..irn Ter Gamble man. tppiy. civ
80 reference dnn .hirrN C>,trich. L" J.. -
lfnChiurG, vi.
."N.,--, M ray any npnc-t man az d" go
Vdss'nG No capital. Writ" tu-uay. NU"r-
~ ~. rmsha. Nc".
N.AN-N nung man wanted - assistant In
tns Ipnm. Ar..N Il. Nurth Fii'h
.,..., wanted VIII" nLdrI st.nu~ painting aud
'HrH"ht"rin: and '-.' m,h' hi"tsc.f rcr-
CRAZY uHcful duinc r"raiI No.D, "I'. Slv-n,
w"rN. Z. !. *-"l Co. M,.ii"N, sud
.".'N I" w"rh "n farm Wan'"d Mn, Ia
f"'l." ifrmC, E'!b wage Apply
t,rrN Gr"s:. 81 East Mncsh.ii street.
.". ~ Nan'"' cNp@ricr'ci insurance men
who are good ncTs bndI producers, and also
,ara bic OF building NJ Al agency rSsuiaa
ton in virginia. Address Eranch '1ni,u
Reserve Loan ltfc Insurance Co.. Bristol
Va,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

t,...l,NS lnIt'i .;t~t"s -rnn"pf w.nt-
h"us.uus clerks ~ W hing on. tuuuo-
d.-t"l> for PREPARATORY "o-a; ;iH
month t.ui,h lu,rc--" M"u- woman. u -
%, OF. ,-hour day 90 d->'s' v.'-tinu' I:.sv
,.cr,. - work Common ''lu"- tIuU sufficient T..
,ur ,"urir, needs you HELD hor AVID liv.
900 Washington 'Iuriuz ihos" ,lirriuE war
tl.u'- r',t" Immediate. to- free list no
az "ren rr"mhli" i"sh'pie. pcrt ,'9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21


FRESHMAN NantcU rAu-r..uCeu COS bu-
p'~g pre- =. rhur-. o: wIrc
''urra"1 sun. Durham. y
"I.l.sSMt.N. t"sa.r> -nd .rr - "-",Hd
ron pi4.ss 80, ga ! StIgSnIn~u St.-
20, -, -. iioar md Ms~.G.l Streets
RAILROAD trsii,g inspectors waited.
81. = nputn "n. eNpcu.c. TO start. s.ir-r
Hours i-aN"!. InTre month, hone stud
..nocr eUsrnn'"s We 80 YOU pG..t."i .
r"rtcr rtsp S,ho"l kurslo.
.i.GGiSrrEI:D r-RU,i CLERK Srlcndr no-
-i'inu: =uo'i p.N: mo- over - CIR o! az
.fcr, ."Guirs! state Shcih-r ira RI gu
%" .inci" lad .Li-ry Expected X l.. Bow
H"'-~-uu,= VI
SALESMAN N'-nt-a sp-oi~lty .s..sr. y
FOR = medicine concern Fig 50.
md rN,.o0-"' E-id 5000 jerritor. rg,-N
H', l' EoohN ~ Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
ut.I.r w>>,,:D-M.Ir:

B or s. Wanted, several
young boys over fifteen
years Of age for clerical
work. References required.
y AZ. care Timcs-Disr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
HELr MANTED-MALr:,

't,G;Eiff.,,, MM.A,M;rrr rArA,mL.E., M,AAT;:
i...,.., Al. npHk GOOD titNSCt. rcii
.,.psl,tlrN rDE lIIuT MNN Ms
H.. NH'l. 10 FURNISH REFERENCES II
,,t.'<l ,,st.p nErLY ~ rw\ H\Nn.
~ fs.fi%,. SrA1lH' t,;G. LNI'Eiilt..S't:
N>b SALARY lNpt:i"ii.D 4 ~ CARE
a. itt.N- I,IStNr,ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Used Cars at $500 to
81 POO

n YOU a.. l"uNIa- Iuf = bargain n /.
GsCu .as see Us yItE"Ut ;Il
NC nave irrE" assortment 10 select
from. E.u-tr- u pri,s tTrlu 5000 O." i..-vJ.
~ / uur used cars ore iU"rUU-UI4 Dt c. e
na.4.su run ia ="oi m"tnaUt,,i .,vndttlun.
Dt ins price, GA them a.. JpSU!.Lt..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

COLORED BOYS Wanted. II
years or over, for helpers in
our delivery department. APP
ply KAUFMANN & CO.. to A..
W. Cook.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21


s>t.EiMEN W.nten. hiIn- grare. s',ectAi-
~ a .rsnen for Cd csta y ie'icd Iiu =
I'm hiS i.mand. rerrtto-f "r-n in N,r-
1- North CAROLYN. and W., Virginia
: -ie 1Se. experience and nn.- 500 loud
on "hIitSis 4 once" 1: y French HoI
IN R-ds W ..hirston. - &.
SAl.ESMt:N = TX pcri-noed. c.pab!- o. ~ Hing
hot wholesale ami rstSL Sroccry I-;, :
az i.hmond trpl:, with references, :; =,
-----
SiilrrIH'i IIi:Ek Wanted, shipping ,lrr,
STAT axe r'fc. NuCe ana cIpcrirnv" S.l.
go 81, y 8 c.r" Time Dispa toh
siHE Cutters = wanien; -spericucen
bo"d -a-tS paid Apply Southland rae
~. lyn.nhnrs Va:
ShrE RErNIHEKS- wanted. ,wo nrsI-cl.s.
no. ,:n"tr"IS Apri. i e. i.e and. 81
Nnf ~ Ft.i h Street WIS"S SO 10 $40 =
E-sk 80 -" 'nr 70 an.ity. etc
>li.NhGEAriIET;- Experienced also IN 10
tai "n," "orn. h-ndliur ~po,dcn'-
,.t"rHt '' .tppi, '':t' cen -uU : VI
ll@G Mutu-! Buitninr. Phone E.nucipn
b,;Ehi'h n =, PC enc 81 M. IL ,t.nos
r. ph"r not -uhic"t 10 draft. witches L.
."mnuuI"at' tn ii-n Dc iir!ns ,plnpct-n'
NAN. "h"r" tithfur,,. cud shil',y - -cco;
- - rcf.rcnces 81. s." ,it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

LABORERS-Wantcd. col
ored laborcrs. Special in
duccmcnt offered to men
with family. Apply, at once,
Du Pont Employment Of
flee, CD East Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
STENOGRApIIIR

SfNEE -. comr"t0rt 'n"'. 50 -roar rrr~t 90
rcr"r' for duiN =; I.c" H..i VI unm"di-
~'t'N Good -4i"rl. cal =, Ii, htn>ri IIa-
lon I".d,y 'NundaN,. b.t""ca . \ s. ani
J. NJ MI iutts. Room as
= ,t' '.i., Manic 4, ol,.- .n., d,
'nr "n"lc-al~ dsr-rtrrt 'h.rc- r,- al
- =, N'p'F i" gu & s-r 90. Z.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
uELr wANTED-wA1E.

ME%-,;ct = swell. stylish, manufactured
s"rng summer =u; free and ,
ON" r.-i money - our rpeci.l reuresrnta
tive. "" furnish crS thing. Send pos "a
-dAy f"- big style bu"n OF til, fashions
Nih ht"--i s>mIl~S Irf amazing ir." "a,
"mC- lttl, l-il"r bcut. ~. thi,--o II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

.n"ruu-N'. s>u-rir7 II bc,!.' $500 -
!l.' N""t d. 90. oili.r routin, 10 81
= r. . no l"i-sr .'',uur'r. .St-,.- = an.
'incni mns' hc .c,ur-fa -nf ,n' pr..f.
'"'h. '.n' 20 ts. i -onI lf.st,~-
D. "ic.'" EcHiy in "vvu ndwri,in to
- are Times Dispatch
BRAN i.Mi.> bveinrn. Si.a-EITo ~. !. 90 .
y , Nper!t"'. UNNECESSARY. l. 40. ARE
49,. ~ A..n ,.AirHl:iis---W, n,ed So
'ley. 10 E"ur. Bonus II -s, p-r d.y 81
InNcd ""'i m-u Tor rsr-l iiiI rcL mn, 80
"hi''rt. '."ruItnr4 "uI diniu- room
= oIlluo.s ,."nr SlcrGN vrr, II rrru:.,s
y MAJ ne St"r u Seem rnes cdr
"..,| .\N' rs w.n,cd plcui, Of m.
s'.'" .>fni' I" iilH Nt~ny A>cu,," Spu,i i,
a.. .....H ~ ticu. cNpevi need huiirr .r
.nforci..-' ~ Mc-l Fr~uk. iu
h"us.n.an aius; D." MOI younscr rn"m
mn! nv !esr- ~ age Su,.c man ~.
irr''p. o. upN room "n i"r only ">pc
Ni'n E"'d ply. uc"n apply. tcH Eand". 80
{ Ai'I,'.> t.ES-W "ut""l 80 carucnlors T..
not "pl'lN n "ou .irc ,.rr"nrsr .Ii
W,yt Ntgih Sirent south Ri"hm"nd.
4 >ri'. $50 n. 10 r"r,crt"r, wanted Tor
-"'"- n-rut Wo"> f:--t wu-.- -rG -
Communications trH' Commercial I:mr,l"y-
~ ~. =" y So onih Strrc'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

op'i> f.'.T t-I.- Ws0f-d. ,ro.oU=hI s. com
U','ni do'h'. "rtrs zoos keeper for 'etu-
rpr-'. ''pf~ Uf :.,. or hrcr N-'.,- 50 uer
~ Nn"l 30 own h-udt"ri'in= ing
-rCn.' -uG ian. ng'ur - " E,, rp,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
PRESSER WANTED

NI.T;-EA TiI'N room Nrr.."r o,nI-N a 0r't
tTp,' - ~. RI ~ I'd pr. t.s N'ilrcr:g.
90. Nonu.s mDrnin-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

O. iiENEOiHI-E"r S-!'. .passenscr ch-v-
rnict CNt- lrl' mode Can b- seen a. III
N"t Nr"-d Street
,ttt.N HCii.T -oy If.rd ,hcNro!ct lust
been iuvrou-nI. us'Incuiea u-w top
=, painted !iec "'s. e. T. 'r"a". -. Wss,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

DODGE l'l1 pod=. togr.ns -bSu!u,.Iy IN
MT IL oonaiuVn u. II Calls. 49,
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The Washington times., 1918-03-19
WATER POWER BILL
TOPROMOTE USE
Of GREAT FALLS

Proposed legislation for develop
ment OF water power In the United
States. now under consideration by
the House Committee on Water
Power. has special interest for
Washington and nearby localities. II
a bill is passed and development OF
water power expedited and encour-
nged It will have n bearing on the
development OF power at Great Falls.
1t IS believed that II the question
OF legislation is once definitely set
tied by Congress. there will follow
a big development OF water power
all through the country.
In Maryland and Virginia. within.
easy reach OF Washington. large
power developments are TO be ex-
pected. The power from Great Falls
Will no longer be left 10 go to waste.
The bill now pending provides for
a commission to issue permits under
conditions imposed by Congress for
development OF power from streams.
In the case OF the Great Falls prof.
ect, there is no likelihood that any
permit for development would be
granted as it is proposed BY be-
levers in that project to have the
Government develop it directly.
The Washington times., 1918-03-19
SAMMY WILL SEEK
ATHLETIC GIRL ON
RETURN, ne SAYS

NEW YORK, March 19.-The girl
who is interested in boating, camping.
and hunting, and not the one who
deyotes most of her time to knitting,
will be the kind of girl the American
soldier will seek upon his return from
Europe, DIR. Luther Fl. GuIick. ma
tionnI president OF the Campfire Girls.
told 1000 young women delegates at
their annual patriotic council ire.
DR.. Gulick recently returned from
the western front. where he made a
moral survey for the Y. ". c. A. War
Council While visiting the American
troops he was under fire for eight
hours.
1.-THE American soldiers" DR.. Gulick
said, ARE becoming accustomed to
outdoor life. and the girl OF their
choice will be one who has also led
the outdoor life and who is interested
In outdoor sports. They are the jolly,
interesting type OF girls, and that Is
what is intended to be cultivated
among the Campfire Girls.
DO you think for one minute that
after the war any girl would care for
a soldier who spent his time knitting
and who returned home wearing a
dress? No. Neither will a soldier
care for the girl who wears military
costumes. but loses the desire for
healthy outdoor pastimes. The men
will want a good time and only jolly
girls will meet the demand"
DR.. Gulick said the moral status of
The Washington times., 1918-03-19
SAVED STATUE OF
FREDERICK; SORRY
|NOWHE SAW BOMB

Senator Charles S. Thomas rssolu-
ton TO tear down the statue Of Fred
erick the Great that now adorns the
War College IS being quite generally
Endorsed today by members Of both
branches of Congress and its passage
is looked for without many dissent
ing votes.
George Cornelius Ellis, a colored
man, who resides at us Twenty-third
street northwest. and is employed as
a chauffeur by the Quartermaster de-
partment, will no doubt be an inter-
eted spectator when the big bronze
figure Is finally removed. 1t was
Ellis, who shortly after the statue
was set up, prevented its destruction
by a bomb. On January 8, 1905, fol-
lowing the unwilling OF the statue
on November 10. 1904, Ellis was en-
ployed as Waterman at the arsenal
While making his rounds Ellis saw
n suitcase attached to the coat tails
of the bronze statue. From the case
a time fuse was burning. The man
picked UP a stick and knocked the
case from the statue, and as the top
fell open he spied the bomb. Before
IL would be thrown away, ii exploded
and his left eardIum was ruptured.
Some months later the German en-
bassv presented Ellis with a watch.
which he still owns. His regret il
that he did not fail to see the bomb.
he says.
George Rousseau, an anarchist, was
arrested in Philadelphia, two weeks
after the incident and convicted of
attempting to blow up the monu-
ment.
The Washington times., 1918-03-19

the troops in the American canton
ments in France was excellent and
that conditions were constantly i'm
proving
The Washington times., 1918-03-19
100000 MEN OF
DRAFT AGE SAID
TOBE |LL|TERATE

Five million persons in the United
States over ten years OF age can
neither read nor write, and 100000
men registered for the draft cannot
read or write in any language. &C
cording to a letter made public from
Secretary OF the Interior Lane.
More than 100000 OF the Hitter
ates IN this country are over twenty
years Of age. The percentage OF Hit
crates varies in the states from IL
per cent in Iowa to 20 per cent in
Louisiana.
Until last April the American army
would not enlist an illiterate. but in
the first draft between 10000 and 49,
900 iIIiterates were brought into the
army and an equal number OF near
illiterates.
These are some OF the facts being
laid before the Senate and House
committees, which are this week
seeking legislation TO remedy the
condition.
The Washington times., 1918-03-19
FARMERS REFUSE
TO SELL EGGS At
PRESENT PRICES

HAGERsTowN. Nd. March 10
Farmers who had been getting so
and So cents a dozen for their eggs
during the winter are refusing to
bring them to market for 80 cents q
dozen since eggs hit the price to-
boggan in this section One farmer
declared that he would keep his eggs
at home before he would sell them
at the prevailing price. The present
indications are that eggs will remain
about the 30-cent mark until Easter.
when they are expected to get
cheaper.
The independent spirit OF the farm
ers in regard to eggs does not apply
to potatoes, however. as great guam
titles are being dumped on the
market. causing the prices to break.
Farmers who held hundreds of
bushels of potatoes in their barns
and cellars all winter. expecting to
realize from So to $3.50 bushel. are
unloading them as fast as possible
with the result that the finest varie
ties are selling from 81 to $1-25 q
bushel.