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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
nEhr MANrEn--IfMNIt NIt

HELP WANTED f.N' - 10
ART WORK ladies wanted rsa -
beautiful art sud drapefS vod hoN'
all or spare time, can lA"' II
Call 400 South Denver "a ~
CoIIrCroR--fsdy wanted hPpIy ="
oils Transfer 20, .,r.-,-..t ,,sn -
GENERAL HousEWORk -uoloitsa T,n y
wifs want general houseworS ,.eoass
vard wort sud chauffeur goe1
aasloa. B-gi. care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
BUSINESS SERVICE.
BUSINESS SERVICE OtItu.,
AUtIlONEtHs

=. + Athertnn. aacnoRcel ~ ,.....,
eAAndiAc vith so grars ctp.r..... ~
- West hr>l street Phone .ltf "'
ATTENTION IADIES- -,n.s. ...
inEs Swifctes. VuNv. ctfI.
etc tor orJr Wa suartt. ~
of AT kinds Cali uSHgc 2.t M
1927 jefferson sal'
CSTERNS CLEANED Ayo,d a..,.. d.
your ctsterns c.rArcd by fYrnr.,..i
hnd rlters renewed Aor4 ,4,,,.
Phone Usage 1869
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-03-01

Notice to Reader: When you
finish reading this magazine place
a one-cent stamp on this notice,
hand same to any postal en-
ployee and it will be placed in
the hands Of our soldiers and
sailors at the front. No wrapping
no address.-A. S. Burleson,
Postmaster General
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
II I'D. WANTS
TIMES DISp.ITo.II

"'"hu"rui"eu and lndcNcd Tor Quick
references.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
TELEPHONE

i',,PN"tic your Want Aus. The Times
Dispatch, kanuvipu / when yuu i,,. n
ihvir ton'ci.ic:.I 70 10 50. a,,i They !, hi
l.. taken at office rates "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
INPE,1 IC> COMEBACK
FROM <NI:NEN's DEFEAT

Dope points 10 "a quick comeback by
th" ANrwrn from their las; defeat AZ
test Win tic $50 d..Ts which the To-
Gals annexed mad" il evident tina; the
Battle .iAc team was 4 team in re-
al!ty. TO De sure, ,he solitary ~uu
Was made ci an error. ouI when the
victory is -ef: out Of ;hc question it
was plainly deuons- ratsd that the
-AXerneu could play ball with Very lit
tie practice ana with aE unsettled line
ND ADD 20 This ;hc fac That their
9pro"enis We're, In no main, produet~
f"olr. the Big league circuits and IT,
Nj! De see iaai "a good game ~ bail
>acl-c ;aae piAcc tH.s afternoon.
Foh. stable and dependable outaclEcr
Tor me Locals. = leading his :.au,uart. :
WIKI The stick. Although II j. a bi,
earl: a !e, 10 make cloutiuE CONF
10 Set line on INC hitting ovc-a s-s
in prepalat!on Tor tile coming ta,tle
-hNc-SeAato- SCrao.
They arc hitting in this order. Poh.
30 Nunna.l! -, amos .35S. B!ouu;.
.-5v' LOW! 90; Hoehl.uS. ISL,
!iSler ~ strain. !c0' Le.Ds. 100;
Nlein ta%; TAed:ch. GOO, Tus.ey, got;
The average Tor the whole asgrega.
zion 81 .l5s il much less thau yy's I'm
orally anticipated When IL, HI
.sains; Id klea:ers curves the battle
G".'1'n a.HTa=en way down 10 lG,
IVY "e,. Jos tt'sh.3rs ana Or. Parker
l"e.r Pace >hort.y. and That the ,51,e
is not i.' away when the hittiu. y.--
s.,'aIr i2' the team viii be Materials
The contes, TINS afternoon VIII ,al,
. ,tSsS is'..eEarFd Field a, $40. pro
.. 80. t"at tnS =. ecal prayer 70!
'et neT@.E drought is answered b..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
TO HOLD TWO TRACK MEETS
Virginia Lifrrur. aud Athletic League
Events Scheduled for
MnN 10

Especial to Tia" Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April TO.
- The \jrc mia Literary and Nthlcii r
League viii hold Nv" track meets this
spring. both probably on May II. one
of The meets VIII be held tor all couu-
try and district schools az the state,
and the other for all ci;y high schools
ana preparatory schools. NluOi. TIA"
latter class that have already entered
tn" meet are Woodhvrry. Stauutou
Military Academy. John MARSHALL
Nuury High ,Norfrlkp and Roanoke
Tn" league has also arranged an all
stat" contest in debating, reading and
doc'timiug In these "ratrrical con
tests ITO schools havc entered. These
schools have been paired off and the
pr"iHrinari"s in debating and reading
finished Tho winners OF these con
tests VIII como 10 the university on
May 90. aud fur two days viii he
guests 90 INC Institution on Satur-
day "iSh' Muy - he daal contests
VIII talk" place in Cabcil Han. AFTER
these aye over reception viii he
EiNcu the contestants iu Madison Hall.
ANA pr'.,S Tor the track meets aud
oraiorlvJt contests viii be presented
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
DISAGREE IN TOMEY CASE
incinrati National I.cnrur Pitcher
Mast Again Face Jury
Federal Charge.

ter several hours Of ,ioliboration. tho
icry iu tho cas-" OF rr"d roucy. the
'inciunat National League clubs
PITCHER. CHARGED with violation OF In"
S"lrcilNc service act. reported at q
o'clock that it had failed to agree. and
was discharged by .ludG" sanford VII"
heard ia" ease i'm thc Federal Court.
lin" case now goes over to tho ncNt
term of tho court
The return Of an indictment late to
day hN the Federal "rand jury
,hhr%'h IoncN with violation of tn"
Naun whi;"-slavc act Tnucy cave
hond FOR El.""o aud WAS released.
Toucvs wife. Airs. Alic" Touvy '.Sti-
tNiuE to-day. corrohoratcd the defend
ants claims that he has SupD"rt"d his
wife aud Guild. She stated that during
1917 h"r husband Scut hcv auout $40
month";
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
HOWARD UNIVERSITY COMING
VIII Meet Virginia Union Team ON
Iutnl Grounds on sat


Thc crack Howard University nine
comes I" ltChmond ou saturday TO
meet tn" Virginia Union University 1G-
tr"SIt!on. which defeated Hampton ~,
Easter Mond,y. fhc Virginia Union
team promises = hot reception Tor tn"
visitors These TWO teams have not
met in several years. and G;lu" be-
tween the respective mines wil! pro
ducc a likely scrap. Saturdays con-
test promises TO he a battle royal
Tenn will I'm an probability start for
Inc hon" team unless Coach Robinson
decides to civ" one OF his young stars,
q chance ~ the invaders.
Tho game viii L." called at . 50
o'clock ON lioNcy I'ivld
V y. |. !. Of Petersburg, will play
here tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
UOEHl.INt, NOT ~ All.
DISTRIBUTED BN RESULT

In the TWO games that Ecchlue
hurled against ,"iur Loo. nc famed
for strucE ont "i-ht-c and gave no
passes % Gr-' y bru 1T is considered
that tho a"-'' -at1'N from r"tcrsburc
had had tha turr M me Richmond
club by ,.n DAYS or more and that
klepfer w +" lGII-scason trim. tho
com pariSl1 between the two mounds
ihen VIII certainly bring no d.scred!t
10 Joe. This does not mean that tho
latter Is not fully as good pitcher -
Klepfer: only that KEEPER found him
self ei; quicker than did Eoehling.
The R;chmonder is now feeling his
oats and. in case the game takes place
this afternoon. l. Viii he hard to fore
tcll the result OF tn" contest. certainly
bauer will be on MS toes to show up
his former Co-resideut. for Doe halls
from this city also. and Eochlinc viii
rctaliate with "a sttemNt To- SHOW ur
Doc" The game Is anticipated to bo
Won OF lost in The center OF The iuncld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
Auros rom lIInE-GAnAGr.s t,

uSi. DA$IEl.S new hCvCNOBli.ES
OpES or closed cars. $40 pc! hour. seven.
passcnEcr cars SO! per hour. Phone
boulevard 2c1-gl0-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
Welcome Nc,> rn.tnr.

The congregation of Norths.dc Hap-
t.St Church. Highland Paris assembled
las; night AT : o'clock a. the church.
despite, the rain. to welcome the in
coming pastor. Rev \ . Eoda aud his
family. The reception civcn tho now
pastor was a most cordial orc. lasting
about an hour and half. Refreshments
were served. there Were several hricr
addresses and a most enjoyable musieal
program was rendered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
TOURNAMENT CANCELLED
Duo {" War. southern COLI t.>nrin-
ton Calls on tununi
Event,

MEMPHIS. TENN. Arri' IN. Tho
uIn"t"cn'h championships tournament
h"cn Cancelled for this Year qyrordinc
70 an announcements received h"-c to-
day from II. =. Smith 81 Nashville.
president Of the association. on account
IF war conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
AxEMEN VS.. SENATORS
PROVIDED. OF COURSE.
WEATHER MAN APPROVES
Locals hive Not Had Opportunity IL
Practice. INT WIN Give Wash
inrton StiN Fight.

II will be sad. sad story II the
clements SO far forget themselves this
anticipated bou, between the Rattle
.AXcmen and the visiting Washington
Senators. 1t may bC "a still Saddcr
story for the locals If the game does
como of.
Efforts were made last nigh; to
communicate with the Washneton
team. and advise them OF tho fields
condition. II is probable that The
\ game is practically out OF ia" gucs-
ton. evan should the rain hold Up,
which is forecast by the Weather ia
rcau.
co haT ri rSTs df ,hr , cor,s naS as
'ico this week. Their seco1a gam"
scheduled with the Fulton. Aviation
Camp fell fiat Oh account Of one al
Park has been soaked in spite of III"
protective covering spread over tn"
iu'ield. 1t cannot lac denied that. no
matter how abUudautiy an aEErcGa-
tiou Is filled with pep. no practice wor-
thy Of The name can tc held under
these conditions.
Bu, lets hc optimistic: FOR the game
stated for This afternoon promises To
be ono or the most interesting Ia como
for good While. Doc. Waldbaucr
will in All probability hur against loo
Eochling. If the weather man permits
the game.
The two pitching ducts in which Joe
tested his skill acains, that Of I'D.
Sanization ard formerly a nlaiuStay OF
the Cleveland pitching star. will he
long remembered by these vino were
so fortunate as to Witness them. sub
two games. show that .oo. Willie he
was outp!tched triilc Ivy the husky
soldier, showed brand o. hall quit"
"Teditablc for the start Of his pitch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
MEET IN PETERSBURG
nnks md RrnNc> Arc Scheduled 10
Cross BATS To-Da! in
Cucknlr Civ.

GREENSBORO, y. G.. Aprn TO-
it"aNT rain caused TIL" cancellation Of
.he game between the Yankees and
braves scheduled for this afternoon.
IAr two teams n'c 10 meet in Peters
u"r=t Va Tomorrow afternoon
sunny Hea"ue. who pitched for To-
r"Nto .>St season, signed win the
Braves io-day Jack Seot;. the Nash
VILE tWic.er, also Joined the Braves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
Tells Big Pugilists
to Fight the Huns

Ky Associated t'rtSS
RENO. NEW. April iO.-.In reply
To uucr. from Eastern pupcrs
asking &c Willard aisi Fulton would
bc permitted Ia light in Reno on
July I. Governor Bnylc sent tho fol-
Iowin. reply this morning;
IVY lizard end Fulton cannot fight
in Nc>adn on July & or nny other
date. The! have IN! unqualified pcr-
mission. however. {" =" to France
and fight the Bochcs any time they
Hrr ready
SANTA f'E. y. VI. April i0.-'Thr
" Standardization Taitt cannot he held
In New Mexico while am Cover
nor" Governor LinJsc. to-day an
awercd when asked what hc would
do IT permission To stage the bout
III this state ON July 4 were asked
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11

SHOE KEPNIREIS-W Wanted. two FIRST ella
shoe r.uaircrs Apply J. q Leland .
%o-,h Fifth street. Wages. 81. TO SO
week according 10 abli;y. etc
,l'LCANIHEI.-c Chance OF lifetime for
good vuICan.acr not In tho draft as
Write ne ". l. Catrinston Boa %
honeywell. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
CLEANING AND DYr:I>..


joins IL. ROSE & Co.
PItMitlN heating. thinning. repairing so.
licited North Thirteenth Street. Ran.
driph aGii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BUSINESS SERVICE

FOEp---wanIrd. second hand Ford yum
.tDOut trUgA Terms. Madison 13a.. =
after Z /. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
ISL sIN:ss SERVICES OFFERED. /.

\ y II nus NV MINUS lnuG- u Ur4c:. y
" Mo-cl"y = 10 Madison -l.-
COAL. - money. Save All possible hy us.:!.
insulation. southern Asbestos MaT.U;ac o.
turing co
FLAGS. FLAGS. made TO order. ". W
MpS"l"v !. 90 Madison 2ih2
GI.A ~Sr.S- "e IN and make them. EiIl,
EAy Fisher. o d. EyrSiSht Specialist.
second and clay Streets. Mad !sOn $3.50
rAIkI Furniture. cnina wedding
presents packed and shipped with care
Moving and hauling 'ione hy jacob Cm!au:
Ih"r" 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
LODGES AND Sutir:TIr.s.

n Stated Communication az Mc,-opol
TA !tan Lodge, SO II, y e. Is y VI
w Aili be held Ia the Masonic Temple
THIS CrIitKSDANt EVENING at :
90 .r'prl. Members OF sister lodges and
ylsilns brethren cordially invited TO be
-. order Of wo-ship:ul Master
T.. ". MINOR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
USED CAR BARGAINS

THIS i The last wcch of our usc, ear ..t,.,
AMI "" hay" tho following cars 20 offer
pl'l.I.siAS
'iiNl.MEHS
HUDSON SIX
IliEEE STtDEBhkEl t.IkE SEW
TWO liAif-ToS DELIVERY WAGONS
~ you ar" looking for ., bargain it IL
used "nr. YOU cannot afford to overload
lh'- opportunity. Terms to rcspous !lI,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
TAILORING AND .nEssI>.
EMPLOYMENT
HELr wAN'pr:D-,,,II.

~ 'fLNf
ASST ANI-wantcd a.,
hay" ku"wlcdsc of no11kknt'nl from draft.
"hE. rms position ,,t'Is LIE or stcnog
M.n' ." right man Appiy o.,n ',a van
!%r ns. @ ;,aIa%r5 ' "hSi Hn Ian :l rso
ia ,asriaga ana v Hni"h' ,hlncMs'nitn 10 h
AHamS. wi > s!Y No
NJ. TTEiiS-Wantcd 100 ,,,,,r,-,,
oy,itin,. I n~r h."ur. ,imc and !, naif
m,,ii.,, 'nnmt. u,.' Tor suua,5 irr m,
'u"rnir. ''' a. fno
Dnhrs wsn,ca. AZ, ar,,
hgf- uyd second COZ. ,r ''"
'."s' h'"1".
aH"Em Shorg ordcr o>r.uca,,d ws1
-sl,allia ,N"r,,r pnlpan. li-. I.a
1IrbII MAS ,;,,,.
I'M, Nh, be lamlllar win bun aaa 'f I,a,g.
ioIprr, r.qulr'@i ""',i aS' ~ -a
past y,prricm'o "'fs H4'In. HtH
cYII%DtU- -ii.,.ss,,,.' ~ 's,
HNuIIiMNN S;TnTlU% M w .I
DIITly ~, ~, - :, - err
v.r, M6fii, '"i asith BANG o.,
DAiI1 Man -Msa,c4 =, H.. ''Ta'1.
=; W. a,"". h'N -. CT. Point. IA
,,,gI.r.,5.,.,
IN nc 9TH m'n'sn .ga nrcuaa,
r..f,on WIN w Grpto s
-.
htsi GGiSI want.G. 81. o,,r ,.,.,.,.
,,snt Irnrti,' '".s hours. siair Eau.
nay ri '.' ,rIr%'et'nees Pads Place "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
PRINTING AND STATIONERY.

EUI YOUR printing from the business build
crs. coitrcll ~ Cooke. Randolph l+5
900 business cards. sl.I6. Positively tho
so kind. Lcake Printing Co.. &c North.
S.N enth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11

SiFss! isuy; sell T;$WehapEe a"G re;
STYLES. Old gold and silver always taken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS
lII..t tbs.

~ 10 - T.. Al, -, hcr rcsid.ncc Gi3 Wcst
IN'nicth street. Mrs { -. VILLA SIS.
ShG j. survived hy her husband and ,he
,r,'nw.nE chiir"n Euscne t.. Charles :
1850 NJ ttarr. n ant Jasper II. VII
Funeral MOTTO" later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11

= 7. 7 " I. ?. n T. n \ \ InviI IN
lsham Keith. Of Warroutou Va. was
vest crday elected captain of tn" 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
MOVING. HAULING. sTUHAGE /.

A. HOWI.ES TRANSFER Ranioiuh 929l
Srccial rates IA iIou,w"il and Pctcrsbur-
SMITH ~ HICKS. Transfer and Storage
Distributors White trucks. l.-l4- I
North Fifteenth. Madison 97I-@-3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11

H.
hsvs arg Tor the con. vmiei..c uf tne puDlir
ivsu'"r o1iito rates, Muich are .;.tvn aLoIr
"""i or fcUsliEG SInEEr.
M. ,nI r,mArn.e:. -. ". Cary 81
.maun ST. '''u i'oo
Sm1i'i -, :. Turner. DRUGGIST. IVES, Broad
h \, !l, . intimacy. 2-23 Hanover Ave
Il. T.. i,ook.r r u 'otort. 90 Grove Ave.
:, Foy's Drug Store. Alien ave. and Grace
Alien Ave. rharul.cy. Allen Ave and
i.,s; II; 10n ;ras b sts.; cS 50 " Main s.
Hurny'3 Drus ;sIcfs:, ,SI W i,t t1s s..
:, L. May Bro. iirooA ave. ana Clay
Tairan' Drug Store. Eousnee and Broad
EAST OF FoCsnEE STREET.
I Ians.e Or Lyr,l ~ ,-AS. br"ad 81.
:. Jcnr r Dras -. .,,o r.: i.IG4d 81; .,
:, Wallis prus stole. r'i,n 4nI Aassn al
y y, i f. ~ Es !.s a.. s%i y; tt'h st,
hiSnHrdson Drug store. col y. Seven
shihs lSA45 xt H'Sns s.s md s.
uA Milqm. Pharmacy. rwen,y-nrs, and
, ,SpT,,nIse5 DRUG Co. r~.nsy-,h,rd and
hoTds Drug Store. Twenty ninth and @
weed sGhaat DruE Co.. Twenty attn
,. ID. Craig Drug store oss L.. Broad :,
r.. t'..harusoil Clay Street Drug store sol y
PARAMOUNT.
. fa'Fmount Pharmacy. 1885 Fa.r,noun,
BARTON HEIGHTS
i.ad!s DrGG store. North Ave
S'ee'ea Drus store. 1900 :'orth Av.
HIGHLAND PARK
& - Cozhy & %, 1909 Third Ave
acc n. Io"nse"d Milton ana Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND
- b'aneh Office Times Dispatch. 1904 Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
>cinUles Ave.
Charles ". Garrison. ali. rorea, Hlu Ave.
SWASSBORO.
IS 81 Roberts 4 Drug Store. .G04 HUI! 81,
FULTON
a. Black, 2:!9 Williamsburg Ave.
ieop!es DEuE store, 1900 Williamsburg
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Branch Iio North Syra-
more street. phore rctcrshu:: @-G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11

RETAINING AND EENovATING- 81
CARPETS OLD CARPETS made over into
new rugs w W. Moseley & Co Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11

Ivv u ii;ic sunday.
=, IiiIc D.iiy
- Inc Inc Tor consecutive Insertions.
<,'-n ,.iic iol consecutive insertions
~ minimum 81 : lines Is allowed.
Minimum charge 20 cents
Count words to ih, lin, and "a linz. m
the inch. N '' ~ ''"eS W
n ''''''. n.'ihe set * the largest Typo
','N,,u ~ IeHulat ella sol tiva lions. No ud-
',,'''7'' 1919 tahci loI leo, IMAM unr M, Il
MhtT' To iI-point type IS used
NI',' AS"iith1s with larger Than IL puin
80 VIII cuts. DUTuCIs OF ut oxen COL
E'',"'' az. SiiISed at Sent per line adui-
''"''"' " apoNc rates. and uuycr-
''s'I.thtS are pyraiuiued tuSetucr ~, tho
~ "H' 81 t'SeihciiS received up to 10 f.. Al
90 4. Al saturdays tue day Defor. i,ui,-
.. MI receive proper CIasssific "A ION
NnHti Nstinchts received after th.t huur
VII! pe phteu In the TOO Late ~ CInss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11


Min i,' Kline IN Al condition bar
s',tn. ~ W"st broad
N,:iN - fo'fkiN.;. NY" passenger. rcpaiut-
IT t'"" hcw Let IN" provo it. tddr,.s.,
u y. ARE Times Dispatch
fuILMAN AuToMOHIIE- riyc-puss.mgcr.
,3T '"'-'i''S condition bargain. l.. -. bon
Z" nN YEN, n.kfkA 1913 stevens purye.
III ,E""u running condition and very ch..p
- " MFR. car" Universal Motor e."
iiti * Ton truck used two months. soil
$50 uni'i list price. 1913 west broad
GOOD used cars cheap Ncwly pnin,e,
h""hicr Motor co. Eyltua ana broad
MnHiDS LOWEST HAULING COST
SMITH EoRN.A- TRUCK i,mIncIi,,n AZ
lir"ries l'l& West Broad
~ Chandler cluD rouGstoi
1915 King
I-Uass"ug"r Coles
III. iiir Six IBuirk
i'I' M"Nw.ll roadster
ArLASc MOTOR co
20. Wo-r broad
ltll Word delivery. W!lIys- X uirht -o,.-.o,
thAln"rs. Mitchell.
, HseG ~, ar a, ,ts fsh, uric Kline sale
FORD COMMERCIAL IsCpir.s
LNk'it stock OF commercial boii-~ ro-
Fords; - different scyi"s to fcIo,t from
We hay Tho I-ir" 20 uul' igoAi"s Iut on
sam" dnE order riy"n. y Meyers Son. Nh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
Coburn Motor Sales
Corporation,
Arro SUPPLIES AND unrAtns. II.
.i--e1 WEST nKnAn srnL


AUTO ,.fes and tubes. wagons and com.
H"rC.a! auto bodies Richardson Bros.
'l' Br0ok Avenue. Madison 1851.
CHttCH HIii. MOTOR 90. Iwcu,y-slA,h
and Broat. repairing done hy sk!llrG ~.
chh'tcs. tsoi 'Ars for sal"
SAVE MONEY ou Your automobile paris b.,
having WILBUR i. DoTSDS So B-ool.
"" also has" All hiucs Of rIapue,os B6yrh
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SHARKS AND RAYS
Mr.. Coles Finishes Investigation
of Their Food Value

Russell j. Coles, prominent Dan
vile, Pa, citizen and a regular
winter visitor to South Florida,
with Punta Gorda as general head
quarters, who has been spending
several days along the Gulf coast
from Captiva to the Ten Thousand
Islands, making a study of the
food value and available supply of
edible sharks and ray fishes, he be-
ing connected with the Depart
ment of Fisheries of the Federal
Food Administration, has COM
pleted his survey and is spending
today at Captiva visiting friends,
with whom he also visited Christ
mas Day, according to private ad-
vices received from there today.
1t is said that some members of
the shark family furnish excellent
food, while the whip-ray, one of
the best known of the ray family,
is one of the finest foods in exist
ence, this uninviting looking spec
linen being a genuine delicacy.
Through the suggestion of Mr..
Coles, the government became in
terested in these fishes as an ad-
junct to the food supply, as a re-
suit of which he volunteered his
services, believing that in this way
he could render material benefit to
his country.
Mr.. Coles had as his guest at
Captiva last winter, Col. Theodore
Roosevelt, former president of the
United States, these gentlemen en-
joying several days of that most
exciting sport, killing devil fish,
several new specimens being kill
ed.
Mr.. Coles will leave Captiva to-
morrow for Punta Gorda, from
which point he will proceed to
Washington to report the result of
his observations in these waters-
Fort Myers Press, Friday.
Mr., Coles returned to Punta
Gorda Tuesday night and left for
Washington next day. He has no
official connection whatever with
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any department or bureau in
Washington; gets no salary, and is
paying his own expenses.

According to announcement in
the Official Bulletin of Dec. %,
Brig. Gen. Albert H. Banding
formerly colonel in command of
the Second Florida, now the 124th
infantry, has been relieved from
assignment to the seth depot brig
AIDE. He is ordered to proceed
without delay to Camp Logan,
Houston, Texas, and report to the
commanding general of that camp
for duty. The assignment will
probably put General Blanding in
line for more active service than
would the charge of a depot brig
AIDE, and thus be in a measure a
promotion, though the grade he is
to hold will remain the same.-O-
Gala Star.
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Ed Scott is County Chairman

Mr.. Ed Scott has been appoint
ed Chairman of the War Savings
campaign for DeSoto county by
the National War Savings Com
mittee of the United States Treas
Jury Department, and he will in a
short while appoint the various
officers for the county organiza-
ton and begin an active campaign
of publicity in behalf of this great
work.
He hopes to enlist every citizen
of the county to engage in this
savings for war purposes, which
can be done in as small sums as
Is cents at a time. Detailed in
formation will be given from time
to time.-Arcadia News, Sunday.