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New-York tribune., 1918-10-23

SRORDONE-v Victoria, NJ. D., aged SIS. Ser
Tices at THE FUNERAL. CHURCH
Thursday forenoon, | 80
sCHUSTER- Charles, October 10. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway.
seth st. frank Campbell'sr, Wednesday,
II 80 =. m.
SCOFIELD- Suddenly. at his home in Stan1-
ford, Conn, Sunday October 2o 1918.
Samuel Ferris Scofield, in his 18th year
Kindly omit flowers. Funeral private. .
SEELOS- Annette. on October %. Lying in
state at THE FUNERAL CHURCH, Broad
way, 66th and 67th sts.
SHAW-Florence Angelioue Shaw. on Oc-
tober 20. in her 32d year. OF pneumonia
Funeral services Wednesday evening. Oc-
tober %. at 7 AZ p. m. at her late resi-
dence. 586A Macon st., Brooklyn, N Y
SEFTON-Agnes Seton, wife of Russell r
Sefton, after short illness. of pneumonia
at ST. Lukes Hospital. Funeral private
Cleveland, San Francisco papers please
copy.
SEWARD-On October q. 1918. James p
Seward. aged 90 years, husband Of 49,
Mott Seward. Funeral from his late res;s
dence. l344 Pacific ST. Brooklyn. on Thurs
flowers. '''''
SMART
a. 1t ,, is with deep regret that We announce
the demise on Sunday. October 90 after a
brief Illness, of our Director and Se~o,g
Vice President, Mr.. John j. smart, Al
ygho have been intimately ASSOCIATED With
him will ever cherish his memory as a
loyal coworker and good friend 80
ROWSON. DREW & CLYDESDATr r,,
~ } CROUCH COMPANY. Inc -''''
81 AN - NCLENDENIN-On Tuesday. Octo-
Der ~ 1918. by the Rev. DR. Ericsson. rec
daughter Of the Rev DR. and M -,
n Clendenin to Captain Edward Canninr
Stahl, u. :. a 'i'''s
sTRACB- Otto T. sged - years Monda,
Vctober - 1918 at his home. Hamilton
lace - Pine st. DouglaSton I.
Funeral Wedn sday. October %. at , p. m.
StAREZ Gabriel. Lying in state TIE
+ NERAL CHURCH, Broadway. 6sth st
Frank Campbers)
THOMPSON-Frances j. en- o,+ohsr On =,
her slth year Funeral services et her Iats
residence, IS West s6th 81, Wednesdar
October %, at 10 80 e. m. -
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OSBURG Clara e. osburg (nee He'll. be-
loved wife Of Fred Osburg, October 2i
Funeral services Wednesday, October %. at
8 p. m, at 264 9Th st. Long Island City
Interment private Please omit flowers.
PAJ MER-Ballard, October 20. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23

ROGERS-Suddenly. on Monday. October q
Gladys Duer Rogers. daughter of Charles
r. and Emma Duer Rogers. in her 3oth
year Funeral services Thursday, October
"a, II a. m, at 1873 West 73d st Inter
mont Dri-ate
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23

RODRIGUEZ-Fran October 20. Ser.
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH, Broad
way, 66th ST. Frank Campbelrs), Wednes
day 80 a. NJ
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23

of Frederick A. and Harriet c. Richmond
1915 East oath ST.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
RIPOLI-M Michael. Refer to THE FUNERAL
CHURCH. Broadway, 66th st. .Frant
CampbelPs1
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23

James O'Rourke. beloved husband of Mary
O'Rourke (nee Carke). Funeral from his
late residence, 1l13 Garden st, Hobokelr,
on Wednesday morning at 9 80 thence to
Church of Our Lady of Grace, where q
solemn requiem will be celebrated
1nterment in Holy Name Cemetery. Au-
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23

PINCHIN-On Sunday. October 20 Mary
Josephine. beloved wife of w. c. Pinchin.
Funeral from her late residence. 1000
Grand Concourse, The Bronx, on Thursday,
October p. at 9 80 a. III. thence to Church
Of the Holy Spirit. Interment at Holy
Narnn Cenerery- Iersev CITY
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE

AA-CoCPLE. useful man or houseman. coot A.
waitress country preferred; 800 r. Miss ftof
1ayel iIs agency 10 East 4Sd ST. third floor Tele-
,ot PIE Young; gardener. chauffeur useful ,rifs
excellent cook neat, efficient. desirable najr. hnv
,nree excellent references. Mason's Agenny i9}
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23

O'kANE- Hugh Joseph, husband of Anna
NJ Mooney. son OF Michael and Rose
O'Kane, suddenly. October 10. 1918. aged
2S years Funeral from his late residence,
202 West 80th ST. Wednesday morning, at
~ O'Clock thence to Holy Trinity Church.
Intermcnt Holy Cross Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1918-10-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

y IHoll sfWoRhER.-You snealsh woman
WIN sirl feui Years old country preferred oood
references ;. Miss Hofmavers A.5ancv 10 fsSt
Il ", m rd door Telephone s.i7 Murray Hi
AA-NAlTRESS. nEqual 20 butler. orcels,, rt+
references; S45-$~ NJ MS Hofnlave-.s .s,' cry
~ fast isa ST third foor Tel. sa47 Aluisay I'm
tHANBERMAID- WAITRESS and COOK k-yo,,,,r
II i1sh grls. together. city family only: s.o ss
~. NJ - hotmayers Agency, ~ East t3d ST thi,d
Moor Telephone S9i7 Murray Hill '''-u
GO and MATTRESS. and housaworksrs. cham
cFrmsids reliable good reference I<shtiis Ayar"u
- Lsal l29th 81. Telephone Harlem 55l5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
ASHLAND TO CELEBRATE
Service Fling to BE- ltniSed with FOL
Stars on 1t, Ono of Them in


Citizens Of Ashland and OF Hanover
County viii unite to-day in a NAM
moth celebration when service flag
with "9i stars representing the men
that have gone from the county TO join
the service, viii be unfurled. Little
Miss Rcbcccah Hatcher. daughter Of
Rev. :. G. Hatcher. -. p. secretary Of
Randolph Macon College. has bcc.
chosen to unfurl the flag and Senator
Claude 4. Swanson will deliver tho
principal address Of the occasion. In
addition to the others. a star of gold
viii adOrn the flag in honor OF Leslie
y. Dodge. the first Hanover boy who
gave his life for the cause.
Tho exercises will be condncte cd IN
tho town lot. Bishop Denis ]. O'Con :
nell. OF this city. Will open the program
with PRAYER for tho success of the
allies. Henry r Wickham, Of Han
over County. viii preside over the
mass meeting. Mrs. Walter Syducr,
Jr,. will render a recitation on What
Will the privatcs Do" after which
dinner will he served by the women
Of tho Rcd Cross. About c.on0 people
are expected to participate in the
parade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
CHARITY CONFERENCE
TO BE HELD IN BRISTOL
irr"rtnnt Stntc Meeting Will Attract
Leading social Workers From
All pnrtS of Stn1c.

The Virginia state Conference OF
Charities and Corrections will be held
y, Bristol SUNDAY Monday and Tues
day 1t is announced ia :. program just
ISSUED. seven meetings Will be held
during The conference, which vii! be
addressed b., some 81 the .aadinG So
.i;l. charity and health workers o: the
state.
Among those who will lecture before
the conference are Or Roy Is. Elan
narar, chief Health Officer Of Rich
nond J. =. Mcconnell. president state
Female Norma! school. Radfo.d: c. c.
N-nalcr secretary State Board OF Char
tics and Corrections. Nashville, Tenn
Roseweli Page Second Auditor Of Viz
cinia, Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, pres
dent National Florence Crittenden
Mission. Alexandria: j. II. Montgc m
t'y, secretary Co-Opcrativc Educational
Association. Grin g. Baker nationa!
.ecretar% Travellers Aid Society; Rev.
J. T. MsstiN. Il. n, secretary State
Eoard Of Charities and Corrections:
teY. Z. ". Kahlc. agent Children .
Home Society q! Virginia; Judge JOS
.ph /. keliv.- S,r,Scinc Court of Ap-
pea!s; Rev. j. J. Schcrer. rr. Juvenile
and Domestic Relations Court OF Eich .
n1ond Or. Peter Winston, 0: Farmvillc,
.nd others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
High School Ldwns
for W ar Gardens
Green Sod Is Plouocd Under TO
Make Way for War Work
Demonstration.
PaSscrs by alonl

Passcrs-by along Marshall street
yesterday. between Eighth and Ninth
S'rccts. stopped and stared in amaze
iheht nj the broad cNpanSc Of green
lawn in front of John Marshall High
Schoo!. which was being rapidly plox ed
up with energy and enthusiasm
II Principal Ifarwooi regretted tha
disappearing sod which has been M,
special pride, he Cavc 70 sign, but
chcerfully explained that il was a war
measure in line with other patriotic
activities in which John Marshall
High School has set the pace the past
year.
viii! YOU plan, !, in potatocs:" was
asked.
Il am assured by Mr.. Valentine. Of
the STAFF OF the local food administrator
that the space will be used for dem
"nstration gardens for the benefit o..
the city" Mr.. Flarwood replied. land
ain looking forward with much In
tercst TO the planting OF these gardens
They Will be Enclosed with wire and
automatic sprink!ors installed 10 in
sure the success OF whatever crops are
planted. ] am told, and will thus serve
thc purpose of practical object les
sons in gardening for the downtown
section Of the city"
Gai;y Sellars. the English musician.
was a deeply interested visitor TO John
Marshall High school yesterday. Is
pecially was ho interested in the shops
and the educational feature Of
American schools. Mr.. Scliars COM
plinented Richmond schools unre-
Servcdly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

INC ctrnDalgu "c!nr Warcd 10 on
"oufaEe the eating ot potatoes in or
der tc save whea, is resulting In 70.
nncndous CONSUMPTION II Do.s,ncs
Viii" large irroads arc being 1radc
i7to INC sur7lUs =.oc'i or potatoes. i,
is only = bcgiurirg = hu,a-,l. -
Thousands Of bushels are TO l,o s,.nd
from spoiling The Time is vc-y sho-,
In which tho potatoes can IL. uscd
after which any that arc left >vin Nav
20 he thr0wa away. TIC United S,a,r.
government eHportz hnvc ro!nted or,
mat potai"es arc about .re ono bos.
,uoS,tucH ''r "hea' bread. and house.
or cooking potato"s and eubsti,,,,inc
them for hour can Got this inforna,
tion from the ''W -,hc.Nar Ei.o,nr,
2lo East Grace EtrDc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
APPEALS TO NEGROES
Food Administrator Hoover Makes
Special Plea for Food Conservation
Among C;olored Rnce.

Our nation is engaged in war Tor
US vcrv existence. writes Federal Food
Administrator Hoover to Federal Food
Administrator fer Virginia F.. e White
IN an appeal to the twelve million
negroes In the United States. The
appea! continues:
To win this war We mus. rave food
gro" great crops OF foodstuNs and sub
situte other foods for those mos,
easily shipped TO our associates in ,his
war and our own soldiers in France
thousands o. whom are men OF your
own race. The Food Administrators,
realizes that the negro people or this
nation can be OF the utmost holm IN
1000 conservation ard food produc
Non. Every negro man. woman and
enid can render definite service nv
responding 20 the appeals and instruc.
hons OF the Food Administration and
us representatives. The negroes have
shown themselves loyal and responsive
u in every national crisis. Their great
est opportunity of the present dav
TO exercise this loyalty. IS 10 helm save
and grow food. | am confdcn, that
they VIII respond 80 the suggestions
ana thus prove again their patriotism
LOT the winning OF this VA"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
STREET COMMITTEE
ALLOWS TRACK EXTENSION
heportA Ordinance Allowing Rcmoy,i
OF Sidewalks In Cary street
for War PurpoSc.

~ snec!al meeting OF the Commit
zee on Streets called last evening by.
hartman Fuller al the request OF The
war Department. to expedite the mas
sage OF tn" ordinance permitting tho
extension OF the spur os the Southern
""'!"aE In Cary street. the ordinance
as submitted to the Committee BY the
City Attorney was recommended r. =
council for adoption.
There seems 10 he no doubt ,ha. tho
ordinance Will lie adopted By tho CIV
council without delay for a snccinl
meeting OF The Board OF Aldermen and
common Council has been called for
tonight. The meeting OF The conn
cIi FOR O'Clock, and the Board ,riIl
convene at SIS.
Had the permission for the extern
n!on OF inc track been denied. the gov
eminent would have been unable 10
use the wry-Hughcs warehouse as
supply base for the balloon service
ana would probably have been forced
10 abandon q location which ia od.
me-" 10 De most advantageous. and
'of ms reason tho city will no doubt
authorize the extension. 20 cxnire when
ihe warehouse ceases TO be used for
war purposes.
The noticeable points in the ordi-
nance as recommended to the CITY
Sounc,l FOR adoption are as follows;
All rights and privileges TO cease
automatically when the building Is no
longer used for government work
sidewalk and cu-bins Oh north side
OF 'ary street 10 be removed and track
10 De laid, part in roadwax and par.
where sidewalk formerly lay.
~ expiration OF ordinance. road and
sidewalk TO be restored to original
condition at expense Of the Southern
hallway. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
FARMERS ARE ADVISED
TO SHIP THEIR WHEAT
No Change In Price and No Profit Can
Come From Honr1linE When
Nation Needs IL.

There Is no present intention on
the part OF the food administration TO
requisition wheat in the farmers hands
unless it is conclusively demonstrated
that it is being held under pro-German
influence.
We think i, desirable that you
should call TO the attention OF the
farmers the late action taken by Con-
gross. under which there will be no
change in the price OF wheat. and.
therefore, no profit can possibly come
20 the farmers by holding their crop
o! wheat, and the delivery OF il
promptly will be Il most patriotic move
ment."
This message is being sent TO all the
local food administrators from the OF
fee OF the Federal food administration
for Virginia. Following 4 telegram of
March 20, concerning the boarding Of
wheat b. 1ro-tierman farmers. MIR
Hoover conferred formal au'S
upon the Federal food administrator
for Virginia TO act as his agent. either
personally or b. deputy. in requisi-
tioning any wheat improperly with
held.
word is also being sent the local
food administrators tina. the district
manager, traffic department. United
States food administration. is prepared
~ AoI necessary car service
In connection with the shipment Of
wheat under Mr.. Hoovers call o.
March - 20 Virginia farmers TO mar
ket their crops before May l. IF YOU
need this assistance IN your county"
the letter says, let US know, /. posi-
bic, ten days in advance, and inform
US OF the date OF shipment, the ship
ping point, the destination and guam
tity OF the wheat and whether in car
load lots or in sacks
Local administrators arc advised BY
the Grain Corporation, - South street.
Baltimore. Md. through Federal Food
Administrator White 10 instruct own
ers 10 ship carload lots 10 Dunlop Mills.
Richmond; Roanoke City Mills. Roa-
noke; Dan Valley Mills, DanvilIe, Dry
FORK Milling Company, Dry Fork: Nc
A!iistcr n Bcil. Covington. or Hartman
Il Deltundcaux, C-imona They are
also advised to notify O. s jackson
or the Grain Corporation. Baltimore
OF the shipment and send him by par
eel post two-pound sample TO grade
and price. Owners are advised 10 de-
iircr wagon load lots 10 thar nearest
mill. In case such delivery gives tho
mill more than n thir;y-dav supply
special permits may be received from
the Grain Corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
MANY UNLICENSED DOGS
owners OF 341 in second Di,tric, Z,
Tic Summoned to Police
Court.

The police arc rounding up IN
"cchS'd dogs. owners who have not
secured the requisite license arc hn :
ihS reported 10 the police stations
ana hotihed 10 secure medals for their
dots If the notice is not followed
by the payment of the tax and a license
taken out dog owners viii bc sum
moncd into Police Court
Yesterday alone the returns of civ
phirolIncn in tho Second District
showed "i7 dogs without licenses. Tho
canvass has been conducted since the
beginning Of the week In the First
district more than 800 have been re-
turned as without license. In South
t'lch!nond 90 have been rcportcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
Struck by Auto Truck.

j 9 Johnson, of 1905 North TWENTY
'c""hd street was Knocked down a;id
injured Yesterday afternoon at ~
O'Clock. when he was struck BY an
automobile truck driven by John
|ihyo, an employee OF tho Richmond
Transfer Company. The accident han
pcrcd at the corner Of Fourteen: N
and Main Streets as Mr.. Johnson was
of"sSihG. VI" was taken, to his home
~ the city ambulance. suffering from
severe bruises. Mayo WAC arrested Nv
Ac.ing Sergeant q. W. Spur. OF the
First Police District
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
Complain Of Roy. Killing u,rd.

Attention or Chief OF Police Sowell
has been called by resident OF Fores,
Hill TO the actions OF certain bows in
that neiGhborhocd who have made
sport of the killing of valuable birds.
lhe letter written 10 the Police De :
partmcnt suggests that the matter he
called 10 the notice OF the parents
Of the lads. so that the destruction Of
hirdS, which are valuable especially at
this season OF the year in PROTECTING;
garden products from insects. may he
stopped. Chief Sowell yestcrda. di
rectcd officers on duty in Forcs, Hi,
10 Investigate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
PRICES ABOUT THE SANE:
AS LAST WEE.
Or. Eaton said:


Prices arc about the sar,c as last
week Dealers are Offering special
price OF 81 for sixty pounds ,ono
oushcD OF potatoes
The merchants report that the ac-
i've camDaiEn which is on This wo,I,
mas resulted III the moving OF large
quantities Of potatoes
Watch the daily papers for tic no
.a.o recipes. and try them ont. TO-
'atoes have fine food value and they
should lie used At this t;rna In place
OF wheat which is SO vcry scarce.
Federal food rules plainly state ,ha;
i'o'atoes mast be sold l.: the pound.
ins!St on buring by the ,,und and
we again urge YOU TO renor: any deal
CT refusing TO sell IN that ,.ay
POTATOES weigh Approximately -
follows; onc-half pcch. 1l-n mounds
one Peck' fifteen pounds; ore hushcl
sixty pounds
we again request YOU 20 cut OUT
wheat In every way possible"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
CHURCHES MIST SHOW
THEIR HUMAN VALUE:

He applied this doctrine OF practical
sacrifice and conservation to the
churches. and stated that such in the
abstract docs little. if cny. good ID
compared with the actual and material
work. He stated that If tho churches
were too good for such practical work
they were TOO good 10 be OF human
value.
Mrs. Minor, who introduced the
speaker. stated tina; her work was
being conducted principally through
he church congregations, representa-
tivcs having hccn chosen from each
denomination in this city. In each
case this representative has appointed
a leader from each congregation oc her
denomination in the city. by which
means every church in Eichmond has
a woman AT the head OF the food con
scrvatiOn work in tho home. Mrs.
Minor cited case or y wcIl-to-do fam
iiv in this city which has stored away
three barrels Of -four. She stated thai
they were buying the required suhsti-
tutes. which. however. they donate to
the Salvation Army, eating all-Shca.
-four themselves end keeping the three
barrels 20 last them TO the end O. the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

\ meeting for children viii hc hold
th!S afternoon AZ 4 o'clock in CALVARY
harus' church, Grove Avenue and
boulevard. when Row. George "
S"op"' Of hbbcvillc. 2 C.. viii ,a,k
on f"ilyanna. tho Happy Child" nr
'"''" y an attractive spcakc-. and
al children. especially those rce,It,
ir 'u' West End. are invited to az,
tend - the revival services in chi
WY baptist Church tonight. Dr.
!" on' VIII speak on tho subjcc. The
Judgment Day"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
At Beth hhabah Temple.

At tho FRIDAY evening service in the
R"th Ahah"h Synagogue this week. rr.
Edward y. CaisCh. rabbi OF the syna
EoGuc. will take for his subject ~
New Temple OF Democracy" and at
Tomorrow mornings service will spcal,
on Forgetting and Rclcarning." Tho
service Tonight will begin at S.s
o'clock. and that Tomorrow morning
at II o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
No FOUNDATION FOR RuMORS
or WASTE At CAMPS

lie cited a pathetic case OF man
in LynChbuTg who bought a barrel Of
Hour. had il carried UP the front steps
OF his homo and placed in his bed
room. Would YOU like TO dream on
those leaves taken from the hungry
French and Belgian women" asked
rr. Crooks. Hc went into details in
explaining 10 the women OF the com
!mittec the way Of combating the is
norance Of people who believe rumors
relating TO the waste at the camps
and runors Of similar character. He
stated that it was the duty of every
woman 10 inform herself OF the facts
hat she could silence reports calcu
lated to prevent pcorl" from seeing
;hc necessity OF conserving the food
supply OF tho nation. In that con-
ncction he stated that the garbage
cans at the environments We're sup
o!icd for the Segregation of bones from
Cats in order that the fats may nc
sonvcrcied into nitroelycerin. to lie
presented TO the Kaiser with Americas
compliments. This arrangement at the
amps. he assured the audience. has
been Installed for tho utilization OF
every possible atom Of food left from
he soldiers mess kits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

"roNe Avenue baptist church IS
holding an ovauscIis'ic service ali this
Week Ecr. !. j. Wicker. -. J. yin
$M'ah t"-nisht on the topic. How =
mpod Man Lost and BAD Man saved :"
" >',V'ccs VII continue next week.
W. Norman Viii lead the pint,!rp
YIN Leigh stree, Hap,i., t,hnrcr,,s
u,'h'I chorus choir Of nf,v voices
''"N w g. lanes. =. T.. pastor Of ,bn
ouHFIN WI cnnduct TIC Hn-uirn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19

Officer. badge No. % belonging TO
w. J.. Jones was reported lost yestcr-
day and an active search over the
ground where IT was thought to have
fallen vac without success. i, was
lost "orncT here In Paramount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
Miller Rhoads
"The Shopping Center"
And Many Other
Friday SaLe-Day
Features

To conserve our resources for the i'm
portant things of life at this critical hour
is the wish no less than the problem of
nearly every one now. To be in position to
GO thls-at times-is a privilege which at
once becomes duty we owe TO ourselves
if not to our country.
Merchandise that people want when Of
tered below current quotations Of price,
presents Just such an opportunity, and the
large number of instances wherein goods.
and lots of goods, are so offered at this
store make it important that at least some
of ones shopping hours be spent here
to-day.
Friday sales are unique in that they pro-
vide values that are quite impossible on
other days.
MILLER & RHOADS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
Grmnnnium I;,hihI1Inn

eymnaaium exhibition will be given
this afternoon at the Collegiate School
for Girls AZ 1870 o'clock. Friends OF
the students arc cordially invited to
attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
Gicc club Cancer, Moo,

d" Cleo Club of the C,ilnci.,c
Sohoo, for Girls viii give +, conne,,
me Fcnool Tomorrow night ~ sac
cordially invited. al"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-19
PRICES FOR THIS WEEK
SHOW LITTLE CHANGE
Official List Is Issued by DIR. J..
Eaton, OF Food Admins
iStration.
URGES SAVING OF wHEAT
Potatoes Arc Plentiful, and Should
he Used in Preference to Other
Foods-All Potatoes Should Hc
Bought by tho Pound.

DR.. l.. Eaton. local director of mar
kcts ana transportation. United states
food administration. issued Yesterday
the following official list Of Prices ap-
plying 10 the Richmond market only: