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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

Blanch, Charles; Bentley, Porter
Burton, Will; Burton, Sydney
Brown. George; Cooley, F. F.
Carpenter, Rodgers; Caffey, Hemphil
Childs, C. H.; Cooley, Robert
Cafey, John; Conley, Solomon
Chamberlain, Joe; Chairs, Frank
Chamberlain, Geo. Jr.; Cooley. Ben
Chairs, John; Edwards. Cleo
George, Robert; Golliday, Will
Gholsten, Henry; GolEday, Joe
Grant, Henry; GollidaX. Burncll
Golliday, Edwards; Grant, Clarence .
Hawkins, Joe; Hardiman, Bill
Hannah, Sam; Hannah, Tom
Hannah, Nat; Hannah, Lloyd
Harms, William; Hawkins, Joe
Hemphill, Lum; Harris, John
Ingram, Marian; James, Rich
James, Ed; kcrshaw. Joe
Lanon, A. c.; McMath, Lewis
Mister, Leo; McMath,s Harrison
Mclean, Allen; Mccain, Felix
Neal, Robert; Perkins, Joe
Perkins, Peter; Rosemond, Sod
Rosemond, Frank; Ransom, Lon
Stevens, J. NJ; Simons, Virgie
Simons, billiard; Shelton, John
Stark, Roy; Sally, John
Sullivan, Pinkney; T@russcli, R. NJ.
Thomas, JEFF; Townsend, Nathan
Tucker. Williams; Williams, lobe
Wilson, Thomas; Williams, Walter
Wilson, John; Willis, Terrence
Willis, Amanuel; Williams, Price
Willis, Billie. .
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

Anderson. Steve; Aidridge. Will
Byars, Jack. Byars, S.: 8, n
Bell, Wilson; Bradford, Ed
Brown, Will; Boclair. Watson
Carpenter, Riley; Carpenter. 'Greeh
Carpenter, Jno.; Curry, o. W.
Carter. Andrew; Carver, Hilliard
Carver, A.. L.; Collins, John
Carver. Peter Coleman. Isom
Cooper, Will; Collier, Pat Il Ssss
burden, Frank; Burden, Lewis
Daily. Louis Flint, Tom
Ftzhugh, Walter; Flowers, Frank
Golden. Billie; Green, Lee
Graves, mo; Hammsns, Walter
Hammona. Baiiy Hzrvsy, I'd
Holmes. Elis.n, Harris, NJ. 1:
Jones, Harrison; Jones, SIMS
Jones, Buck; Jones, Sims Sr:
Jamison, Peyton; Love, Walter
Lott, Abe; Lincoln, James /.
Lewis, Ed; Mathis, Bloom
Mays, H. H.; May3ew, Bob
Mcfarland. Edgar; McSwine, Geo.
Mays, Pink; Myers, Pink
Myers, Henry; Noel; Willis IT. j
Porter, Lee; Philips, Stanley =" .
Perkins, Rios; Reddctt, Charlie
Smith, Tom; Smith, Robert
TONNES, Robert; Tenant, Walter
Terrell, Dock; Vasser, John z 2.
Williams, joan; Williams, Jim
| Washington, Fred; Wink, Will
Walters. Thornton; Williams, Will
| Williams, Arms.ead.
Beat Five, Oxberry.
Brown, A. B.; Beck Alex
Brown, Sam; Bridges, Scott
Blue, Zack; !Coen, Porter
Davis, Esaw; Dunn, Henry
|Gallagher, w. F.; Gordon, Frank
Grant,, Thomas; Harvey, Ed, 4
Harvey. Will; Hoskins, Bob
Johnston, Houston; Jones, Jim
johnson, Rufus; Lott, Jim gffN
Lott, Joe; Miers, Ned ~
Miers, Will; Miller, Will
Majett, Henderson; Mickey, Thomas
Mckinney. Fleet; Neal, Eugene
Peacock, Charlie; Phillips, Henry
Patterson, Cleve; Perkins, Rivs% .e
Rideout, T. NJ; Raymond, Scott
Reece, Nathaniel; Smith, w. H.
Smith. C. A; Sanders, Jno.
Scott, Jno. H; Sally. James pa
Taylor, Hubert; Thomas, Sam
Terry, Jim; Taylor, lack (
Upshaw, Pleas; Winter, Steven
Williams, Emanuel; Williams, W. B.
| Weekly. Frank: Williams E.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

RembsA JssaRabersoa Estsa
Rounds. Wsshinston; Raiser ha.l
Reed Sydn Roberts tXa
Roberts. Chsrlie sstinson. Oscar
Shack, Adilier; Sykes Ldasd II
Sanders, Summons; shav. Lillian \
Sidney. Wfn.;4 Shaw. Archie
Smith. Will; Smith, Dave
Spears, Heck; Spears, Charlie !.
Spears, John Robt.; Taylor, lack
Taylor, Ed; Thompson, Robt.
TONNES, Will; Triplett, Geo. Lee
Vanburan, Andrew; Vanburan, Geo.
Washington, abe; Williams, Abe
Wilson, VIII; Woodward, Joe II Nc
Williams, lester
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08
-W.S.S.-

FOR SALE: so acres virgin tim
her land S mile. from Valley Park,
lsseeuena Co., Miss. The timber
alone will more than pay for the
pr,perty. Title good, and clear OF
5~evmhrance. Would not sell at all,
a. I had the time to look after this
,l.ce. Clark C. Stanley, Duncan,
Mississippi. ooo
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08
-W.S.S..

Owner Of brown mule horse colt
found ON my place last Tuesday week
can get same by calling and paying
fer this advertisement lamar koss,
Tie Plant, Miss. o4l
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08
Beat One, Grenada.

Allen, Will; Alexander, Charlie
Amons, Jim; Amons. Dan
Berry, Sam; Beard, Bryant
Beard. Clarence; Brown, Carolina
Brown, Ed, Brown, Ed
Curry, Tom \ Cunningham, T. c..
Coleman; Collins, Wesley
Chamberlain, Charlie; Chairs, George
Caroline, Harrison; Clinton, Jake
ICarodine, Joe; Daniel, Turner
Ezell, W. j.; Evans, Joe
|Epperson, Frank; Eskridge, Clement
Evans, Tony Jr.; Fulp, D. A.
ferguson, Quincy; Fletcher, Joe
Fisher, Courtney; Ferguson, Manon
Fluckert, Joe; Colder. NJ. R.
cause, Ned; Gollidsy, Walter
Coins, Frank; Gilmore, Joe
Golden, Rose; Cause, Silson
Hood, ]. R.; Hill, John
lHanes, Bob: Hodgers, Clayban
House, Sed; House, Walter
Hall, Henry ST.; House, James A.
House, Jasper: Hightowe-, Snow
Handy, John; Horton, Alex
Hoskins, Tom; Hogan, Mack
Hardiman, D.; Ha-diman, Rioids
Holmes, Charles; Hoover, Charlie T.
Heron, Adam; Jones. Clarence
Jones, Henderson; Jackson, Will
johnson, Rowland; Johnson, Henry
Johnson, Ernest; Kilgore, L. G.
Knox, Joe; Kershaw, JcSDer
Knox, Frank Jr.; Love, Will *.
Lott. Choner; Mongef, Wallace
Martin, Kirt; Montgomery, Gilmore
Morris, John: Moore, James
Moore, Jerry; Monger, George
Montgomery, Claud; Majett, Scott
IMcCracken, Jessie; Mcbride, Lo1ni2
Mcbride, Long; Nicely, Mack
Mason, Arch Jr.: Nash, j. Henry
Mason, Douglas; Perry, Eliza
Perry, J.. E.; Perry, ]. T.
Polk, Arthur Lee; Pyrnell, Tom
Patterson, j. P; Pryor, Leslie
Persons, Bette; Pitts, Noble
Persons, Robert; Robertson, Henry
Reed, Ed; Roach, Fred
Ross, Buck; Robertson, Rush
lSmith, julius; Starks. Ed
ISykes John; Smith, Hope
Sally, Wilbur; Travis, Henry
TRANS, Hen-y; Thomas, Richard
Turnipseed, c. L.; Trotter, G. B..
ITillman, Jack; Trotter, Sam ~
Wright. Groce.: Wright. Peter
Wright, Peter; Williams, jim Jr.
Wilson, Sam; Weeks, John
Williamson, Sanders: West Charlie
Winter, Niles: Wright, Turner
Wright, Oliver; Williams, Frank
Williams, Broker; Wright, George
Wilmington, Jim; Web, Cooley.
Wright, Robt. Lee; Wright, Jno. B.
Williams, Ben; Wright. Walthall
Wootsey, Henry.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs from
men headed by a Pedisreed ockre
Erect from Parks. The breed to lay
liad. Now booking cash orders for
early delivery. $3.50 per Is" i urn,
er's jersey Farm. o4o
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08
WIS.,.

Owner of big solid red COW and
Jersey looking heifer yearling. can
ret same by calling at my place pay
aax for this advertisement and TOR
ono months grazing on my rye
oats patches. Lamar Ross, Tie Plant,
Nc, sac
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

Sinrle Comb Rhode Island Red
eggs, $I.oo per Is, delivered at Gre
NADIA. Carrie A. Rose, Grenada, Miss:
Phone Z2O4. : Iooo-'i
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08
lc A WORD COLUMN
~
One cent : word per insertion.
No advertisement accepted for less
than Csc per insertion. - :

HOUSE FOR RENT cheap Nice.
new FIVE room house with hall, front
and back gallery. Water, lights, sew
erage, screened throughout. Large
Front and back yard and an extra
good garden space. Apply to E.. +:
Mcdaniel. SO
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08
Beat -Four. Hardy.

Np"A Beat -Four, Hardy. - -
Adams. C. J.;5Baker, Bopeter
Brock. Shade; Brock, Charles
Boyd, Ed; Bowdry, George
Bowdry, Jno.; BlaEd, Enoch
Baker. John; Commander. Walter
Dowdlc. w. H.; Eli. Pomp
Fox, Golden; Fox, Harris
Fox. Hugh; Griffin, Wash n
Golliday, Tom; Hedges, Jro. II
Hill, Ernest; Harris, Link 81
Harry, Henry; Harris, Ed, 4s
Harvey, Prmus, Hardy, Will u
Hardy, james; billiard, Rufus,
Hunt. William; Harris, William
Harris, jim; Jackson, Sylvester ~
Jones, Aft; Jones, Buster
Kirkwood, Jim Jr.; Ley, Anderson
Miller, Everett; May. Charles
Mead, Lee; Martin, Shud
Mathis. Sam; Martin, Sam Aa -
Meek, Clayburn; MCGEE. Isaac
human, Andrew; Pickett, LIZ
POLAND. George; Pass, HenrN
Powell. Guy; Powell, Henry ii Il
Robertson, Albert; Reed, VIII
Ratclif, Alex; Ross, Nelsonsa4r
Ross, Nelson ST.; Rem, Frank
Raymond. Ben; Ross. Nelson
| Smith, J. H.; Sykes, Marian
| Smith; jim: Talbert, Buck !
|Townes, Hubbard; Thomas, Walker
Williams, Anderson; Wier, Will
Walters. Melvin; Wright, George
| Wink, jim.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

Willis, George; Willis, Robert
Watson, Felix; Willis, Doulas
Willis, Manuel; Willis, Stranger
Williams, John Henry; Willis, Henry
Williams, Sam; Wooten, j. S.
Williams, John: Williams, Ben
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

FOR SALE-52o acre stock farm.
Izo acres of which - bottom land;
well w.tered. Sell FOR cash or long
t:ne-$1o.oo per acre; also three
ether small stock farms at $500 per
arre. Write or see Jas. Horton, Gre
NADIA, Miss. -
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

FOR RENT: Two rooms with hall
and porch or four rooms with a
..A porch. Renter will have the Pnv.
idexe Of using large . garden
chicken yard. Apply at SENTINEL
OFFICE.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

FOR RENT: Business House In
Grenada, good location, $500 per
nsath, apply to Elicit Lawrence.
Grenada, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

Birth announcements for sale at
rhe Sentinel.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

FOR RENT: Cottage on Fret St
~ S07
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

Brown, Rev. VIM. NJ; Baker, Jim
Bridges, Tom; Bri1ey, Henry
Collins, David; Collins, Briley
Campbell, Jesse; Collins, Rial
dumas, Barshal; Dumas, Will
|Gordon, Lois: Goll;day. Herman
Golliday, Ellis; Henderson, Irwin
Hill. Sam; Hammons, Ed
Hammons, Men; Hammons, Walter
Henderson, u. S. G.; Ingram, George
Ingram, Frank; Ingram, Ed
Ingram, Sam; James, Limos
James, Arthur; James, Jake
! James, Willis; Jamison. G. w.
James, Plummer; Knox, S. NJ.
Knox, Rufus; Knox, Bill Jr.
Knox, lobe; Knox, John ]
| King, Frank; Knox, S. T. !,
Lewis, Leslie; lay, Win !
Lewis, Magi Moore, Guy !
Majett, Peter; Mitchell, Charlie
! Miller, Ellen; Mayhem. Frank
Majett, Jesse; Mister, Babe
| Mister. Mack; Moore, Jim
| Moses, Sam; Purnell, Sam :
Perry, Roscoe; Roberts, T.. D. 3
Ross, Walter; Russell, Oscar
Shaw, Grifis; Stark, George :
lStaver, Sam; Stark, John
Stark, Price; Sour, Gas
Taylor, Sarah; 'Tillman, George ;
Williams, John; Williams, Ivy :
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

FOR SALE: Duroc Jersey, reg
istered boar, z years old and I Duroe
so,~ with 10 pigs three weeks old. al
90 z brood sows and 4 shoats. We.
HeHa, Grenada, Miss. sou
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

FOR SALE-Single Comb Rhode
tsiand Red Cockerels from prize win
Mag pen at Mississippi State Fair.
Fine birds, of darkest red color. Price
frsm $3.50 to $500 each. r
MRS J. w WOOD,
$50 z. 1, Box 104, Holcomb, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

FOR SALE-Fine Duroc hogs and
rrade Holstein cattle. Monte~allo
Stock Farm. gu
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

aIElRa1IaESeGRJs1
8. lc A WORD COLUMN s
6 ~ S
n One cent ) word per Insertion.
No advsrtissfnent accepted for less
E than 2sc per insertion. ~ 1g
HOUSE FOR RENT cheap Nice.
new five room house with hall, front
And back gallery. Water, lights, sew
erage, screened throughout. Large
front and back yard and an extra
good garden space Apply to E. l.
Mcdaniel. Slo
WIS.,
Owner Of brown mule horse colt
found ON my place last Tuesday week
can get same by calling and paying
fer this advertisement. Lamar koss,
Tie Plant, Miss. Sal
Owner Of big solid red COW and
jersey looking heifer yeariing,
get same by calling at my place pay
s.x for this advertisement and for
ono months grazing on my rye
oAts patches. Lamar Ross, Tie Plant,
Miss. o4I
FOR SALE: so acres virgin tim
her land S miles from Valley Park,
I.secuena Co., Miss. The timber
alone will more than pay for the
prsperty. Title good. and clear OF
.sucumbra Would not sell at all,
.r had the time to look after this
Yiace. Clark C.. Stanley, Duncan,
Mississippi. oo'
Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs from
men headed by a Pedisreed Cockre
Erect from Parks. The breed to lay
lind. Now booking cash orders for
early delivery. $3.50 per ID. Il Urn,
ers Jersey Farm. o4o
FOR RENT: Two rooms with hall
and porch or four rooms with hall
- porch. Renter will have the priv
idexe Of using large . garden
chicken yard. Apply at SENTINEL
OFFICE.
FOR SALE: Duroc jersey, reg
istered boar, 2 years old and Duroe
so,~ with 10 pigs three weeks old al
90 z brood sows and 4 shoats. ". 3.
AeHa, Grenada, Miss. Soo
Single Comb Rhode Island ked
eggs, $I.oO per Is, delivered at Gre
NADIA. Carrie A. Rose, Grenada, Miss:
Phone zzo -w.s.s.- -
FOR RENT: Cottage on First St
RI SO7
FOR SALE-52o acre stock farm,
1zo acres of which 10 bottom land;
well w.tered. Sell FOR cash 81 long
$4,000 per acre; also three
ether small stock farms at $500 per
acre. Write or see Jas. Horton, Gre
r.s.. M;... 977
w S.S.-
BUSINESS HOUSE FOR RENT
0As Of ehe most desirable business
hrsses in Gxenada; the house now
srraspied by THE Fair" one door
sxash of the Bank of Commerce;
-possession given 6rst Of Jan. next.
VIM. c. Mclean. GOO
-W.S S.
FOR SALE-Fine Duroc hogs and
xrade Holstein cattle. Montevallo
Stock Farm. 971
-. W S.S.-
FOR SALE-Single Comb Rhode
isla.d Red Cockerels from prize win.
Mag pen at Mississippi State Fair
Fine birds, Of darkest red color. Price
fr.m $3.50 to $500 each.
MRS J. W<WOOD,
$50 4. 1, Box 104, HoIcomb, Miss.
@W.S.S.-
FOR RENT: Business House in
Grenada, good location, $500 per
nsath. apply to Elicit Lawrence
Grenada. Miss.
Wm. C. Mclean A. NJ. Carotheri
Mclean & ~CAROTHERS
ATToRNEYs-ATLAw
Phone 12s GRENADA, MISS
$40
J. E.FEDRlC u
DENTIST
-
Gl4Enn Ouor MoCaclin1n EohnfolA
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08
City of Grenada.

NJ. E. POWELL. Ckancery Clerk.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-03-08

BUSINESS HOUSE FOR RENT
Ga. of ehe most desirable business
hsssses in Grenada; the house now
ser4spied by THE Fair" one door
ssakh Of the Bank of Commerce;
p-ossessien given frat Of Jan. next.
VIM. G.. Mclean. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
.AzEN TITUS
ENJOYED THE
SMOKE DRIVE

In n letter To the editor, Uazen J
Titus. manager OF the tobacco fund
drive. said: let me assure you that
I greatly enjoyed my part Of this
most needed work, and you may be
sure that my efforts shall always be
bent towards the best interests Of
The Stars "our Boys In France To.
bacco Fund
And J. w. Maxwell. president of
the National City bank. custodian Of
the funds. writes that no Will for
ward the money to the national
headquarters NJ New York Of the
"Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund"
without charge lie writes;
Enclosed herewith. please find
our cashiers check No. assoc. pay.
able 10 the order Of our Boys In
Franco Tobacco Fund Seattle star.
for f3i .eibb4. this being amount Of
money deposited less cost Of autos and
expense OF tickets and sign painting.
which amounts you are no doubt IA.
miliar with.
should you desire IN transfer this
money TO any part Of the country.
you can either use this cashiers
check. as IL will pass thru the fed
ersl reserve bank without any ex.
pense, or wo will be glad TO place
the money In any place that you
want II sent. either by draft or 9th
orwiso without any expense"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
TWO HUN PLANES
FALL into SEA

THE HAGUE. July 1.-Two Ger.
man airplanes fell into the North
sea and three others were wrecked
during a combat between nine Ger.
man and four British planes. II was
declared here today. Dispatches
received from Limbourr declare al.
lied planes bombarded and blew up a
munitions factory at Rotbe-n. The
allied mir raid over Ludwigshaven
on July II. killed 80 persons and
wounded 60. advices here state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19

What Is needed Is a simple act.
inconsplcuous and dignified. an act
expressing the deep, permanent
emotions of loyalty and respect.
Here Is ono attitude which will
appeal to every woman rs having
those quaiifications--simplicity, dig
nifty. respect.
When the flag is carried past or
The Star Spangled Banner" Is
played. and men uncover their
heads. the women present should
assume the attitude OF attention,
shoulders straight. eyes front, heels
together. the right hand placed ON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19

Witch the crowd When The Tag
Is carried by!
what happens?
Everybody PUSHES forward. then
back as the parade advances. There
"a a nervous twitter Of voices. then
brenthloss silence. the tramp OF
measured steps, a sudden crash OF
music--"rhe Star Spangled Banner
and then, the FLAG appears.
Every mans hat comes Off ana
he stands at attention, eyes front
Every womaD-Just stands-and
starcs, and smiles. OF looks solemn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
WE GUARANTEE EVERY PACKAGE

Lima Bsens, csu lie
EseeIse q. Coffee. Ib. 2se
Cresm Of Rye, pkg. 2sc
Carratieu seedsd Raj
sins, 1i-ov. pkg. j0c
Fanny seediess Itsisins.
tf-ey. pkg. .....isc
Monarch turrasts, ~
es. pkg. ........25c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19

German peasants are being invited
by the German government TO emf
CRATE 10 the Crimea and settle on IN
occupied land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19

the heart.
Let this become the universal
women's salute to the flag-Atten-
ton. Hand on heart!
Every woman can and should
learn and use it at once. and on
every occasion when patriotism sug-
gests Its appropriateness.
The woman's salute proves 10y.
atty and citizenship.
Don't hesitate! WOMEN WHO
SERVE THE FLAG SHOULD
HONOR THE FLAG.
WOMEN. ATTENTION. ga
Lutte!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
so DAYS LEFT FOR
BRITISHERS TO ENLIST

the United States who have not com.
Piled with the draft requirements OF
their own country 20 enlist voluntar.
lily in their own forces. Then they
viii be subject 10 the American draft.
and British recruiting offices will be
closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19

German women are being exhorted
10 act ss volunteer police agents 10
supply names Of defestists.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-07
OPENING OF TRIAL OF
 JOSEPH B. RUTHERFORD Successor of "Pastor" RusselI-charg- ed With Writing Seditious Letters

New York June 6.-Extracts from The Finished Mystery" Pastor Rus sells posthumous book, were road at the opening of the trial in the Fed eral court here today of Joseph B. Rutherford, successor of Pastor Russell and eight associates, charged with having conspired to oppose the government war policies by writing seditious letters and circulating cop ies of The Finished Mystry" at army cantonments.
 Called to the stand, Roy C. McHenry assistant U. & District attorney at Scranton Pa, testified that Clayton U. Woodwork and George H. Fisher, two of the defendants, admitted to him that they had composed matter for The Finished Mystery after war was declared. The prosecution also pro- duced a letter which Rutherford is alleged to have written to Hans Ins- berg a member of the National Army now stationed at Camp Devens, Mass. after he had been accepted for mili- tary service by a Boston exemption board.
 This letter, which asserted that 'it seems to be a time of special presecu- tion for those who have tine faith once delivered to the saints," informed lns- berg that If you feel you cannot have anything to do with the present war you will refuse and let the officials take their course" adding that you probably will be confined in prison or shot"
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-07
AMERICANS CHEERED AS
 THEY WENT OVER THE TOP
German Prisoners Said They Had Not
 Been Fed For Four Days.

With the Army in Picardy, June G. (By the A. P.).-American marines at tackled the Germans at dawn this morning and gained BE kilometers over a four kilometer front and cap tured 100 prisoners in the Chateau Thierry sector The French attacking at the same time on the left took 160 prisoners. The Americans now hold all the important high ground north west of Chateau Thierry
 The marines again attacked at 5 o'clock this afternoon and the battle is still raging.
 The fight started at 3:45 o'clock this tained all their objectives by 7:45 o'clock.
 The Americans have been pressing the Germans so hard that the enemy has been forced to throw three new divisions of his best troops in the line during the last three days.
 The Americans sang and cheered as they went over the top and made their way swiftly through the German dead that lay strewn in No Mans Land In addition to prisoners, the Ameri- cans captured ten machine guns. Ger man prisoners said they had not been fed for four days owing to the deadly fire from the French and American guns which prevented the bringing UT of supplies. These Germans were without helmets. They were tired of the war They had been told that the British opposed them, as their com nanders were afraid to let them know that it was the Americans.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-07
Recommended By McAdoo in Letter to Chairman
 kitChn of House Ways and Means Committee
ONE THIRD OF s24,OOO, 100000 FOR YEAR 1919
Secretary McAdoo Advocates War Profits Tax High Rate to Be Super-Imposed Upon Existing Excess Profits Taxes, an Increased Tax Rate on Unearned Incomes With Heavy Taxation Imposed on Luxuries

Washington. June 6.-Secretary Nc Adoo today recommended in a letter to Chairman Kitchin of the house ways and means committee that the new revenue bill be drawn to realize SS,O00, 900 by taxation, one third of the estimated $24;O00, ,00O, 900 expendi- lures in the fiscal year 1919. He also recommended that war profits tax be established at high rate to be su- per imposed upon existing excess pro- flts taxes; that the normal income tax on unearned incomes be raised. and that heavy taxation be imposed on luXuries.
 The suggestions were given in re- sponse to letter from Mr. Kitchen and constituted an outline of the treasury's ideas not only of taxation to meet the huge war expenses in the future but of preparing the way for floating of additional billions of Lib erty bonds. Increasing the rate of normal taxes on incomes from which Liberty bonds are exempt, said the secretary, will tend to make these bonds better investments and permit
 them to compete with industrial and municipal securities bearing higher rates of interest.
 Mir. McAdoo made no attempt tc
 specify the means of carrying out his suggestions in revenue legislation anC l did not intimate what articles migh 1 be classed as '1uxuries" for heavier