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The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Dec. l9-Business in cotton was
more general today and the market was strong
er Announcement Of the decision Of the
striking Lancashire operatives to psturn to work
Immediately had a distinctly favorable innn-
ence. News that al restrictions against short
selling on the exchange at Liverpool had been
removed had little effect Further covesur
both for speculative and Liverpool account sent
January to the best level reached since the
break TO 4.3 for that position at the begip-
ming Of the month. The approach Of the frSt
January notice day on December D is aroar-
emily leading shorts TO liquidste their commit
ments in that month rspidly as possible
The close was steady at a net advance oy
loRsS POINTS.
The receipts at the ports for the dsy were
q .7S bales.
The exports for the day were 1880 bales.
all to France.
Spot at New Orleans was steady with mid
ding unchanged at 3.Ssc; the sales were 800
bales. Spot here steady at an advance
Of IS points at 30 Soc for middlins; tberr w.r,
no sales spct at Liverpool was quiet. sXIes
were l,oO) bales
Receipts at leading ports verp: New Or
leans. s.5ss; Mobile. SEQ: Savannah. t42,. Wi
mington. 72e; Norfolk. go; Boston, 20; Au-
glSts, 27s; ST. Louis. 30
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. Dec. ls.-Prices on the Bslti.
more produce market range as follows:
POTATOES-White. Western Maryland and
PENNSYLVANIA, per 100 lbs. 250a2Ts: do, New
York. No. /, per 100 lbs. 2.5oa2.75 do. Eastern
shore OF Maryland and Virgipia, Mccormick
2.W; do, Jerseys per l5olb sack, 4oosl5 g
sweets. FELLOWS, North Carolina. per bbI., 5ooa
500; do. Eastern Shore of Maryland and Della
ware. per hamper. I75a20o; do. Eastern Shore.
per Dbl, 5.5oa6.oo; do York River, per bbl
5.oae:0 vans. fancy. bright. per bbl, 5oa5 90.
s LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. young, large,
smooth, per 10. &c, do. small per To-, 2sa3c;
do, young. by express, per lb., &c; do old
ROSTERS, per H., 2c; do. old hens, over ( lbs
per ID. &c; do, do, small. per Ib., sc; do,
White Leahorn hens per h., 2a3c; ducks.
Muscoyy and mongrcl. young. per h.. Gaac;
do. White Pckin, young, per ID. 3aa32c; do
puddle, III ibs. and over. per h., SOC; do, do,
smaller, poor, per h., Ss27c: turkos, choice,
Young hens. per ib., sc; do. choice young COB
blefs, per h.. a6aSc; do, old TOMS per ID,
Sa34c; do. crooked breast, roor. per lb fss3Ic
uecn. MARYLAND and Virginia. rer H. 3a3oc
do. Western and Southern, per D., case;
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
News and Views of Sporting World
Charley Murphy Has
Third League Plans

Charles webb Murphy. who be-
came rich as the owner of the
champion Cubs under Frank
Chance. has a scheme for a new
league, in the West. He would in
clnde Chicago. playing games at
his West Side Park, which Is now
without a tenant; Milwaukee, Kan
City. Indianapolis. Columbus. LOU
isville, Toronto and Buffalo.
Murphy remembers how the
American League was started, and
perhaps he figures that he might
expand the circuit which he as
in mind in the same way. But
Murphy's proposed league would
have to be an outlaw" as consent
for the invasion of Chicago could
not be obtained from the owners of
the Cubs and the White Sox.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
PHILLIES ARE AFTER
DAUBERT OF DODGERS

Philadelphia, Dec. 19.-It would oc-
casion no surprise if Jake Daubert,
INST baseman Of Brooklyn. would play
Tor the Phillies next season. The re-
ported trade between the Giants and
Robins is denied and the hard hitting
Dodger may figure in a deal between
the Phils and Brooklyn II has been
hinted for some time that LudeIus
would not be found with the Phillics
next year. anj it may be that tnis
Las given rise l. the report OF a trade
to bring the brooklyn star to this
city.
Manager Conmbs will not come to
this city until crter the joint meet
ing of the two mayor leagues IN New
York on January l6. and no dears
will be put though until he repott,.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
CENTRAL FIVE PLAYS
ALEXANDRIA TODAY

Central High School chint will face
the Alexandria High School five this
afternoon in the Mount Pleasant Gym
Alexandria was beaten by Western
Wednesday. and is coming over with
determination to retrieve the defeat
at the hands of the Red and White
team.
Coach Metzler has had his team
working out since the game with
Business, and will play the visitors
hard in order to keep his slate clean
from defeat by out-of- town teams.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
CHICAGO SOX ARE
INVITED TO PANAMA

New York. Dec. l9.-Robert T Mar
tin. president of the Panama Canal
Baseball League. has invited Owner
Charles Comiskcy To bring his Chi
cago White Sox to the Zone in the
spring.
Martin says that there are $4,000
American soldiers on duty at the
canal and are eager to see a big
league club. The United States gov
ernment built a finely appointed ball
park at Balboa in 1916, spending s25.-
900 on the grandstand. The Panama
promoter. in his letter to Comiskey,
says that the White Sox could re-
turn to this country by way of
Havana, where several profitable
games with the crack Cuban teams
probably could be arranged.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
SERVICE FIVES WILL
GET INTO ACTION

Quartermaster Corps quint, of Fort
Myer, wSl open the Service League
basketball season tonight with the
Marines Of Quantico. Va. on the
Mount Vernon Church Hall floor.
Ninth and X streets.
This il the first time in several
years that Independent teams have
competed for the championship of the
District in an organized league. It
will provide plenty of excitement for
the fans as there are five quints in
the circuit which is TO play two
games a week. Wednesday and Fri
day nights. After the game dancing
will be INDUCED in by the followers
Of the sport
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20

do Kent Island. fat heavy. per Ib, S2s5Sc;
pigeons. old, per pair. 0s2Sc: do young ptf
pair, aa3c; guinea fowl. young. over IA lbs.
each, 6oc; do. do. under "a. lbs each, +0c
BUTTER-Creamery. Western. separator. e1-
uas. 65aeec; do. frsts 66a66c do, Western
prints, lib extras. ssS70c do hrsts. esss7c do,
Western prints lib extras. 6sa7or: do, hrsts 6Sa
&C; nearby creamery extras. a65c; do, irsts.
e1aslc; dairy prints, Pennsylvania and Virginia,
extras. 4SaHc; do. frsts, DATE; store-pscked.
hrsts. 4ls2c: NNtts, Maryland and Pennsylvania,
42zi3c; do. wes Virginia. Ia42c; do, Ohio,
lai2c:
EGGS-Wsstern Maryland and Pennsylvanis
and nearby. per doz. frSts. 6oasSc. Eastern
Shore Of Maryland and Virginia, hrsts. eose5c;
Ohio. hrsts. 6o365c; West Virginia, Bate;
Southern North Cardinal. frsts, 5saslc.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
WANTED, BY AL SMITH,
A STRAYED BASEBALL

GovernOr-elect Alfred z. Smith. OF
New York. is looking for a baseball.
This particular baseball is some
where in France somewhere" in
the United States or somewhere" in
between.
When Johnny Eyers was in France
and heard of Mr.. Smiths election he
sent congratulations inscribed on a
baseball. That baseball has never
been received.
Evers paid a visit to the Governor
elect to renew his congratulations in
person. and then learned that he has
beaten the baseball across the ocean.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Cincinnati, Dec. ls.-HoGS-Receipts, $500;
steady.
CATTLE Receipts, I.eD: SLOW; calves weak,
SHEEP-Receipts, 100; steady; lambs steady.
Pittsburgh. Dec. s.-HOGS-Receipts 500
steady heavy and heavy Workers. l7.65; light
Workers, l5.75als.oo: pigs l55oalS.75
SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts, 200D; steady
top sheep. 1000: top lambs. ISIS
CALNES-Receipts 100; steady; tcp. 1870
Kansas City, Dec. s.-H0GS-Receipts l6 600
steady; heavy. l6.soaI7.35; butchers, T.0Oal7 10
lights. ls 75sl7 Is; pigs, l25oal4.c0.
CATTLE-Receipts. 400; strong: prime, lsOl
a2.eoi Southern steers. s5oal2.0o: COWS, 60Os
l4.D; heifers, 7.eoali.B calves, 7G0al3.75
sHEEP-Receipts ZOO; weak: lambs. p 0os
H.S; yesrlings. lo.5oall.75; wethers, eo0slO. =
ewes, s.0oa9.l5.
st. Louis. Dec. ls-HOGS-Receipts. $500;
steady; lights le.5oal7.io; pigs, l2.ooal6. %;
butchers, n.gial7.5o; heavy. 1f.4os17.eo
CATTLE-Receipts. $500: steady: native beei
steers. ll.5osls.5o; heifers, ssoal5s0 COWS, 75Oa
l2oo; stockers and feeders s5oal2.Oo: calves.
7.75al7 80.
sHEEP-Receipts. 1,sp; steady; lambs. I5ooa
l5Z5
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
TECH WILL BATTLE
GONZAGA TOSSERS

Technical High basket tossers. con-
tenders in the interscholastic league.
VIII play the Gonzaga quint this aft
ernoon In the l Street Gym Neither
team has been defeated this season
and both are primed for this con-
test.
Tech will depend upon the same
lineup it has used in all the school
games. while the quint representing
the North Capitol school will be the
one that has been so successful in
its games this year. The line up:
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
SILK O'LOUGHLIN in
CRITICAL CONDITION

Boston. Dec. 19.-Francis (Silk)
O'Loughlin. Of Rochester. n. Y. we'll
known umpire OF the American
League, is in a critical condition
from pneumonia here today. Physi-
clans believe that he has slight
chances of recovery, and the last
rites Of the church have been ad-
ministered.
O'Loughlin developed pneumonia
following an attack Of influenza. He
has been connected with the De-
partment of Justice since the close
of the baseball season. and was as
signed to Boston a few months ago.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
NEW DATE is NAMED
FOR AUTO CLASSIC

Indianapolis. Ind. Dec. 19.-The
Liberty Sweepstakes race for a dis
tance of 500 miles and a cash purse
of s50.00O, will be run on the Indi-
annapolis Motor Speedway on Satur-
day, May 81, instead of May 80. as
originally announced. Popular de-
mand by the patrons of the big
plant and because of a feeling that
Memorial Day will have a new
meaning to the entire country in
fluenced the speedway owners. who
are spending the winter in Miami,
Florida, to make this change.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
ASSOCIATION TEAMS
TO DIVIDE PURSE

Minneapolis. MINI, Dec. .19-One
cent of each paid admission to Ameri-
can Association baseball games next
season will be laid aside by the clubs
to be divided among the players of
the first seven clubs in the 1919 race.
it was announced here today. Owue: S
believe the fund will amount to at
least $4,000. Division of the pot
will be 80 per cent, %, 16, IL. 10, 6
and 4 per cent
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 2yearAold msidens; al
lovances; Ave and half furlongs; purse, $500
The Duke. los; Miss Carey los; Iuy, los; Cor
son. l0s; Surplce. 100: Sunduria, H.
SECOND RACE-For 3year-olds and up
claiming; FIVE and half furlongs; purse, 500
rurse. 500: xwood Thorn, 81 xT Toes. 81
1Tizer Jim. y; El Piaudit, los; Match Maker
lf5; VIII Soon. los; p! Crowley. los; Drffield
lis,
THIRD RACE-For 3-year-olds and up; claim
ing; five and half furlongs:' purse $500: xSof
dello. 1857 DIR. Nickel. l0s; Ralph s.. ITO; Quin
llo; The Grader. ITO; Palatable. ll3; Prime
Mover. ll3
FOURTH RACE-For 3year-olds and up
claiming; FIVE and half furlongs; purse $500 rB
Boy. 100: rH Gardner. lG2: Lantana, 1B;. NJ
Jubilee. llC; Nah coice. Ito; Quick, llo; Phi
Unger. ll3
FIFTH RACE-For 3year-olds and up; claim
ing; five and half fur'ongs; purse. $500: Brown
Baby. l0; Unar. lG; Enverbey 10; Fort Bliss
ITO: xR. Goose. 10; Billy Joe, ITO: Trapping
lis
SIXTH RACE-For 3-year-olds and up
claiming; one mile; purse, 500: xMss Cove, 90
Odalisque. 80; Miss Sweep. l0l; xThe Duke, Iol
Algardi. i0 Christie. lG.
The "velvct Kind
The Ice Cream best in every way,
regardless of the price you pay
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
Washington Stock Exchange.
SAILS.

Washington Gas IS, 81. 900 at esia, 81, 90 al
9SSe, S.oO at esa, sl.OOO at ss1i s. 900 at
6'1, 500 at osi4. N.Ooo at sas 90 at
S1, 81 90 at osH. 500 at Ssiz SlUp at
s7s 81 600 at 951s.
Capital Traction IS, lo0o at ga. 500 at g5s-
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat e. 500 at
lt&
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Is. 81 p1
at sSh s. go at e5ia, 81 .00 at e6I4. S,Uo a:
s64
Washington Railway pfd.. at 70, 3 at 20, 3
at 20, q at 10 3 at 20
Washington Gas 2 at So
Mergentha,er, at lS3
After call
Potomac Electric general G. sOoO at g'k
rAS pnNnG
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
GRAPHING BOUT Is
NOW CALLED OFF

New York. Dec. 1s.-Jack Curley
promoter, has a perfectly good lease
on Madison Square Garden, an au-
thentic signature of Wladek Zbyszko
calling for a wrestling bout. and Il
crouch, following the refusel of Ed
Stranger Lewis to meet Zbyszko for
purse of $4,000 on a winner-take-
all basis. He made the offer fol-
lowing a challenge by Lewis ia
Zbyszko. Efforts will be made to
match Zby zko with another wrest-
ler.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
Central Meet Today.

Central will hold a track meet this
afternoon at the stadium in which
interclass races will be held. Coach
Bill Foley has his athletes in fine
shape for this competition and plenty
OF good racing vii be witnessed by
the followers Of the cinder track.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
Horsemen Form Association.

Chicago. Dec. ia national asso-
citation for the protection of owners.
breeders and drivers of harness
horses was launched at a meeting
of several hundred horsemen from
all parts of the country. COM
mittee was appointed to perfect a
formal organization.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
Can Not Locate Santa.

Jack Curley. famous boxing and
wrestling promoter OF New York,
is convinced that rubber stamps
run the New York postoffice.
A few days ago Jacks son,
Jack, jr., wrote the annual letter
to Santa Claus and stenographer
addressed the envelope.
Santa Claus, North Pole"
Little Jack dropped it in a mail
box. A few days later the letter
came back. stamped with a rubber
legend:
Returned for better address"
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGs-strictly fresh. select, rs; average re,
ceipts e5; cold storage. 81
CHEESE-New York State factory, new, 70.
BuTrER-Elg1n, print, T3; Elgin, tub. q
LIVE PoUL1Rf-Roosters, per H., lsa1
turkeys, per III, SSs; chickens spring. per ID,
2sas; hens. per 10, 2saes; keats. young, IL lbs
and up. 20.
DRESSED PouLTRY-Freh killed vprins
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20
Hold Gun Tourney.

The twelfth annual midwinter
handicap target tournament of the
Pinehurst Country Club of North
Carolina. will be held on January
20 to 25. inclusive.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20

sD-no'e' hre pounds appr.ntics allowance
The Washington herald., 1918-12-20

CONTINUED on PAGE ELEVEN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-11
Colonial Presents
The Venus Model"

Mabel Normand, IN The Venus
Model" which comes 10 the Colonial
Theater tomorrow and Tuesday. ap-
pears in production ren]ete with
movement. interest and unusual
beauty. And in the parson If the
sprightlv Goldwyn star all these ole
although Tho production i'm ttself il
UNIQUE.
Settfafrs Of }1,ust1al rirhnnss and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-11

use of the wheat substitutes. claiming
they had bad luck in baking with
them. Women of means then form
ed organizations throughout the state
and offered prizes in every city and
village for the best substitute recipes
and the best dishes prepared from the
substitutes. This interested other
housewives and Il was soon discovered
that excellent bread and delicacies
could be made from the wheat
grains. 1t is doubtful whether many
of the women will ever return to the
exclusive use of patent flour after this
war, when wheat will be plentiful
again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-11
British Beauty at
the Isis This Week

To induce the first women NJ Great
Britain to do mental duties. such as
scrubhlns floors, washing windows
ard mopping walks, for motion pic
ture reproduction. was one Of the
tasks that devolved upon David ".
Grlffith while producing The Great
Love" for Aircraft. which rs 10 he
presented at the Isis theafer all this
week
Chief among these women We're
Lady Diana Manners. the most beau
tiful woman in England Elizabeth
Asquith, and many others, who are
called upon to perform these mental
tasks fin the course OF their duties on
behalf OF the War Relief. Red Cross
and other war activities brought into
being by the great conflict. and they
assumed the attire Of servants and
performed the tasks for Mr.. GrIftith's
camera exactly as il is done In real
life
In making The Great Love" the
FIRST Of his new series fort Aircraft.
AIR Griffith received the help and en-
couraeer7ent of Queen Alexandra and
many Of the leaders Of social activi-
tics uf London The picture reveals a
b eautiful love story, but its prime pur-
pose il to show how war has leveied
SAL ranks and awakened the so-called
leisure classes Of the British Empire
to the needs of their country The va
rious roles are in the hands Of nota-
BILE screen players, including Robert
fIarrcn Henry WalthaN and Lillian
GiSh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-11

More effectively To oreauize for war
service and 70 keep in CLOSE touch with
national Developments affecting agri-
culture. farmers Of Sew England
states recently formed war coun-
on The federal food administrator
neach 0 f'he New England states
was asked 10 name three bona fde
farmers and the newly formed organi-
zations Is the outgrowth Of con-
ference Of these delegates
The organization is known as the
New England Farmers War council
and has chosen as its president L s
Er CHAM. Of Vermont. who Is also a
member OF the agricultural advisory
committee, national committee OF
farmers which meets IN Washington
from time to time to confer with Of
fciais of the food administration and
The department az agriculture Mr..
Jsricharn VIII no% act az authorized
Spokesman for New England farm
srs Other officers ~ tbs council arc
waller 3. Farmer, OF New llamp-
Ahsix. vice. president. and g. s. Seve,,
Of Massachusetts. secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-11
FOOD ADMINISTER ATION
WILL KILL 500 O>TRICHES

The food administration in Arizona
has permitted j. L. CoEdell manager
OF ono u the largest ostrich farms in
America situated near Phoenix. Aflz..
10 SLAUGHTER 500 birds thst are In tx
celient colNi1on for eating They
viii be dressed and placed on the mar
ket at fifteen cents pound. These
SOC oStriches represent 20 ooo pounds
If dressed meat.
The war is responsible I'm Two ways
for this action In the nrst place Mr..
Cogdel would never think OF slaugh-
terinc ms beautiful birds The progeny
OF those imported several years ago
from Africa. hut for the fact that
the war has put The festive ostrich
plume more or less OUT of business
In the second place, the war short
age of meat Us esponslhle Tor the is
sGance nj the order permitting tho
slaughter and sale And thus 81
comes ID pass that Arizona, or part
Of her population al lesst. is prepar-
ing 70 celebrate .o-rlsh day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-11
Thrilling Airmen
Comes to the Bijjou

The daring deeds of the aviators in
the allied service win form material
for song and story long, long after the
war is ended 1t has largely been a
war In the air as II, G Wells, the
English author. once prophesied
would come to pass Many brave
birdman has written history in the
circumambient ether and made for
himself an unforgettable memory.
In tho new Paramount picture.
THE Firefy Of France" which is to
be seen at the Rijou Theater tomor-
row and Tuesday. the deeds Of an in
trend airman are the basis Of the
story, which concerns more partlen-
larlv the saving OF certain important
papers that the Fire fly has captured
from the Gemans Wallace Reid and
Ann Little have the leading roles and
Raymond Hatton Is the Firehy.
Mary Pickford's forthcoming photo
play How Gould You. jean shows
the little star in an entirely new role,
that Of an almost -Erown-up society
girl who turns cook when fate deals
her "A blank in the form of depleted
bank account The story is by
) Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd and appeared
serially in one Of the popular maya
zines The adaptation was made by
Frances Marion. that clever young
manipulation Of photoplay plots, who
has TO her credit most of the Pick
ford successes of the last year. The
direction was in the hands OF William
p TAYLOR. producer Of the Tom Saw
yer stories In which lack Pickford
gained added fame
It is horalded as one OF the bright
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-11
The Devils Wheel
at Odeon Theater

For the entertainment Of odeon
patrons this week the most unusual
array Of high-ciass picture produo-
items viii be offered. beginning tomor-
row with Gladys Brockwell III The
Devils wheel" blood -tinEi'ng story
o. "a mar who worked out the ulyster-
ics 4 the roulette and who left the
mysterious system to his daughter.
How she used u is worked into a
thrilling narrative and ragnjarentlN
presented in this thrilling picture
Tuesday only. Norma TalmadEe
will be seen here for the last time IN
The Safety Curtain 49, ONE " the most
deiehtful productions she bias @fea err
made when shown hsse uefoF" II
was generally recognized ae real
masterpiece unusually we'll stsred
and beautifully presented
"Wednesday ana Thursday. for
two-day SHOWING, constance Tai
madce VIII We shown jn "A Pair ~
SIX STOCKINGS" tine feature which re-
certify ammed The Colonial rp the
j rors M every performance Il IS a
s,.ry 10 which me asary hfEHh sem
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-11

country schoolhouse or church anj
spend at least an hour singing p;1
triotic songs II there Is Sundal
school. they go in time to help will
that. and then sing afterward. Some
times they take musical instrument
along. Sometimes they bunch on
each party going to different dis
trict: and thus help a number of com
munities on the same day.
This plan Of patriotic sings" ha
been a great success as IL has enable,
the young people to have their aut,
rides enjoy the fresh country air
come into mueh-needed contact witt
others of their own age, stand b.
Uncle Sam. and benefit others--ail a
the same time Isn't this worth try
ing out ?--Adventurer in Neighboring
in The Christian Herald
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-11
LA SALE HOTEL IMPROVES
ON BEEFLESS MEAL ORDER

On account of the difficulty of Sc
lecting one meal each week at which
to serve beefsteak and roast beef and
two meals at which 10 serve boiled
beef, the management bf the Hotel La
Sale, Chicago, has decided TO make
every day until September IL abso-
lutely beefless, thus eliminating the
use of loins and ribs during the en-
tire period.
The management of the hotel states
that guests Will not suffer any incon-
Venience whatever on account of
adopting the beefless program They
are serving in place of roast beef and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-11

Let me tell you how our Christian
Endeavor society is doing it's bit to
help ruralites come into a broader and
fuller degree Of patriotism
While farm life is the pleasantest
and most wholesome way of living.
1t has it's drawbacks; one Of the great
est of these being lack of social OPP
portunities. In this region many Of
the parents have automobiles, and the
young folks have the use of them on
sunday afternoon. taking long pleas
ure-rides. Recently. instead Of vast
ing gasoline and wearing out cars
uselessly bridging the gap between
themselves and the young folks Of
nearly communities by mixing" by
mutual agreement, all meet at a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-11
No Chance for Him.

They were sitting in secluded cor.
ner Of the veranda. For a long time
neither of them had spoken. Sudden.
ly he took her little hand in his. His
voice was cholSed with emotion as he
said:
do you think you could ever learn
to love man"
Yes she interrupted in soft
whisper. Bring on YOUR man st
Louis Post Dispatch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-11
SODA FOUNTAIN CLOSED
FOR PERIOD or WAR

For misrenresenting the amount of
sugar on hand and consumed the first
six months OF 1917, in order to secure
an unfair allotment for tho same
period Of 1918, and the misuse of the
sugar obtained on frauduleptly Sc
cured certificates. Arthur Powell. a
druggist Of Montezuma, PaTke coun-
ty, Ind. was deprived Of sau sugar
on hand and ordered 10 close his soda
fountain for the period Of the war