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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-13
THE WEATHER
UNITED States Weather Bureau
Department OF Agriculture.

Washington. Jan. 12.--Forecsst:
Virgnia--Fair Sunday, continued
cold In west portion. much colder in
east portion with a cold wave. Mon.
day. fair, not quSse so cold In west
portion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-13

Edwards Goes to Holland
y Washington. Jan. l2.--Paul L. Ed
wards has been appointed commercial
attache TO the Netherlands
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-13

Local Temperature Yesterday.
II noon temperature ........ az
3 p. NJ temperature ....,. 40
T. M temperature ........ az
Maximum temperature to p. M. 40
Minimum temperature to ST. M. az
Mean temperature ........ Al
Normal temperature .. AZ
Dencieney in temperature yester-
uAs .......,.,.. Z
Deficiency in temperature since
January sag
Local Rainfall.
Rainfall last twelve hours. n
Rainfall last twenty -four hours az
Excess In rainfall since March i 2a2
Excess IN rainfall since Janu-
@fS '''''.''.'..' ......-...... 40
Local Observation at q p. NJ. Yesterday.
temperature ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
AAuHtuh3 't'-.s...sss .S.., 81
Wind-Velocity ia
"eashsr .-'.'.. ''..... Clear
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-13
A C~~'ey VictroIa Outfit

splendid little outfit that will bring
into home The Victrola is latest model
perfectly musical
double Toe you
library of than 10000
nj des
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
Convict Gets New Trial

1eu foeEl cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23

NoN'oe"o % oe'erred pending settlement of railroad ,
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
IndustriaIs

Sales. High. Low Tcst silva
@o5oo .Aetna Explos. l2lA sss IL -
30 Am r Mig Co ~, a. a. =,
goa ~Am Writ Pap 3sa 3s1 So. -
1000 Bra rob coup 10 ~ t75,- -
1851 Burns Bros Ice 40 Cd 33ta4 AZ
1900 'Burnrite Coal 4 q,
1900 ~Chev NJ c to0 it8 12O = 8
l,1o l92o ,Columb Wallin 1873 1ozs 111A+ -
~ 'Gil SAT X w i10os 81 o9h, / A..
$500 Grape Ola 49,. Il ~ i
200 do pf ..... 2Is 2I's 2,5r
100 Hall Signal. 334 81 2iL
100 'Hendee Mig, IA "a ID
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23

NJ U9snNlAG, n. Y. Sept. 22.-Henr
tgu'' twn n,onp mg, whp already has served twenty.
,n w c lloilths OF tSenty-year sentsnea
~ ~ SING Sing. was Informed to.ds.. .iiS.
me appellate Division had decided :
conFlctlon was unjust and had o~,4er. !"
new tr,el' Murray was conyictsl -
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
Curb Market

Note~~Ihe Tribune assumes TO responsi-
btiity tor the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions aud prices
for the week ended September 2l We're re-
ported as follows;
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
Weeks Transactions N the New York Stock Exchange


n
nd " in is b or the las teguerd dccara
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
Standard Oil Subsidiaries
Other Oil Stocks

Net
Sales. High Low. Last. Chg.
5000 *An Vent OIL. @
1900 *Barnett & G "a p q
5000 @Bost-Wyo OIL. 1s IS IS
5000 sCosden Oil. -. 6Ls 5s4 = "a
1l5 Crystal Q G. n ~ tss ias-- "a
$50 pistillers Oil "a "a
$500 +Ilsmerald Oil. 4
3iA0 sFederal Oil =. 2Ts Ia 2ls-- -
14t00 "Glenrock Oil . 3ts AZ IA
300 FHouston Oil 81 II 80 l.
2S00 simperial Oil =, = y, -
4!9s *IsIand Q ( T. 3ss 81 s5s -
l,o9 .Merritt OF. 20 - 1919 20
1a2oo .fMidwest oil. sss 8 ss'' 81 ! q"
ZOO 90" .N,1',d, rdo nf pt ,oa rs ,o1 Is ols
$1,000 *Northwest Oil. So AZ So
$500 1890 oEla oIhiu T p $ : R.: Ssss s s.. 81 =
100 100 Roy Dutch n, 81 5sa4 50
2900 Sapulpa & R. 6e 8 6i,- ,,
1900 Sequoyah O&R =, "a 3z-- IA
900 Southwest Oil 25 35 35 =
sI12d0 Stanton Oil =. 1sa ~, IS. -
1890 -Texaaa 6 R "a 5s "a ),
10000 *Tuxpam ~ 2 2
S400 *Un w Oil new u 81 IA. =
1920 *Vict Oil new 2ja 1ad 2
Evening journal., 1918-04-06
70 r S ALE
II O M E S
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A NEW HOUSE OF EIGHT
ROOMS AND BATH THE FOLLOWING LOCATION MAY SUIT
YOU;
AM BUILDING EIGHT, E.GHT.RCOM
HOU ES AT TWENTY-SEVENTH
AND HARRISON STREETS

THEY ARE TO BE Two-sTORY, MANsARD ROOF WITH
THIRD FLOOR FINISHED. TRIM TO BE HARDWOOD. HARD
WOOD FLOORS, TILE BATHROOMS, BUILTIN TUBS. ALL
OPEN PLUMBING HOT WATER HEAT STATIONARY LAUN-
DRY TUBS GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS, LARGE LIVING
ROOM OPEN FIREPLACE, BEAM CEILING DININGRooM.
PANTRY, THREE PORCHES SIZE OF LOTS 80 BY los FEET
ROOM FOR A GARAGE. THE FRONT PORcHEs ARE TO BE
DETACHED AND TEN FEET DEEP
SHALL BE GLAD TO GIVE YOU FURTHER PARrIcu
LARS OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES AND SHOW YOU THE
! PLANS IF YOU WILL CALL AT MY OFFICE
Evening journal., 1918-04-06
THE FOLLOWING HOUSES CAN BE
PURCHASED WITH POSSESSION.
AS FOLLOWS:

500 W. SIXTH STREET, 10 rooms and
bath. heater. front porch. bic property
Is 10 q very convenient location. Pos
session June 25th.
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FOR SALEOR RENT

Large garage property on Front street
fine location FOR truck garage.
FOR SALE
s0Q Poplar St.. . & B.
lilo W. Seventh St.. r & b. good con-
ditiOn.
1924 W. Fifth St.. 10 r &B.
1902 Adams ST.. 10 r & b.
W 25th St., r B. large lot, good
condition
Jefferson St.. near 23rd. s r & B. good
condition. possession 80 days.
Near Claymont, Del, r, large lot
Several small houses and bungalows at
Hi.lcrest
Give me an opportunity 60 sell your
property. I have a number Of buyers.
G. w. WENZlNG
Phone 1895. o22 shipley Street
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

1900 DUPONT STREET. o rooms ana bath
porch, heater, paved street Possessior
June 25th.
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1907 WEST STREET, - rooms and two
baths, three.etorY brick house, heater
porch Possession June 10th. This prop.
with very little cost
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11si ". FOURTH STREET. o rooms and
bath. heater. perch, three,story brick
house Possession June 18th.
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

For Sale
S. W. Cor. Third and Market sts., four
i6Ss SSsS west EST St. II r, B. 5O1iOO
sos West St. 10 r, b.
6O7 washington St, - =, b.
SO ". Fourth St.. 10 X, 3, /.
sis Monroe St. n. B. P, steam.
s07 W. Tenth St. S R, 3, 2.
SO Madison ST., store, K, B.
f5i2 W. Fourth St., r, Bi i.
1esi W. Fourth St. r. 3, P.
1914 W. Second ST., Q r, B. 2.
2i5 Woodiawn Ave, store, K 3.
s20-22 S. Broone st., Z. 3.
sos Van Buren St., K, b, p
sSi-33 Ven Buren St Il q
ols-15 Van Buren st3 10 e BSoff;zo
bO7 n Broome St, 10 X 81 eO1loo.
1slt 1slt " W.iSi6stSS lStS 81, la g 2 B B. Fp!as'
ASii W. " Fo1Tteenth ST. R, B, p. a W.
SsS Walnut ST., store and stable.
ssis sis kirEwood z retsS 81. st. ! R. % B.
~ Bennett ST., g rooms.
2i-27 +. 22nd St. 5 rooms
2os r 2Srd ST. r 3. p.
62l -SS-35-87 Vandever Ave. r, 3.
1000 f. 22nd ST. two r & B apis.
18-is-2O-2i e. 3ith St.. R, B. p.
WILLIAM HITLHEN
Second Floor.
Rents Collected. No. oo0 Orange st.
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Semi. detached house, square plan. four
mlngs throughout. finished ioors, located
on paved street. near 10Th and washing.
ton streets. Possession June 25th Of
sooner.
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Houses for Sale
On Easy Terms
No. 9l0 Orange Street.

1906 DUPONT ST.. 10 B & B. 5000.
1913 williamson ST., garage. 25xT0; 2
2o5 =. Harrison St. 8 & B, good
e fist St.. IRA B. 5000
Apartment lois W. Eighth St. Is r,
three apartments $1,000.
New houses. 27th and Van Buren, 8
+ & r. Si150.
sroom bungalow at Bellefont. 5000.
eoQ Nv aRfh 81 r & b, $500
s07 = Fifth St, 10 r & b. 1000.
400 Yandever Ave- @ K 4 3. So.650.
g. Z. Cor 27th and Van Buren sts, new.
712 W. oGth St.. 10 r & b.
6O4 French ST.. u r & 3.
1O7-Oa Conneil St.. r & B. $500
528 W. Fourth St, r 3. $1,000
A. B. STAYTON
D. & A. 45Ss. sos shipley St
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

100 FRANKLIN STREET, 10 rooms and
bath, porch heater. This house can
be easily changed into an apartment
Lhis 10 eplendii location, opposite
Eighth Street Park
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70 MADISON STREET. room. An.
bath bath two-story brick. GOOD business
WEST ST, NEAR isrH ST. 10 room,
end bath, steam heat, porch. lot 81 by d
teet This property IL In very Food con
dition. Immediate possession.
1907 duPoNT STREET rooms ana hath
heater, porch. Possession June 15th.
iseo W. SIXTH STREET, Q rooms sno
bath, heater, porch, three-story brick
house. Possession June 25th.
421 n. BRooME STREET. thre.-storv
brick house, rooms and bath, heater.
porch Possession June 25th. Good To-
2o7 \. FRANKLIN STREET, rooms and
path, porch heater. Possession June
027 sHALLCRoss AVENUE two-storv
/ brick house, rooms AMI bath pora5
lot - oy 81 feet Possession June 25th
2i2 W. TwENTY.FouRTH STREE :
rooms and bath, gas an / electric iiett-
ehestngt trim' large lot Possession
fil s. BRooME STREET. rooms ami
eath, heater porch. three-story brick
house. good condition.
1927 LOWERING AVENUE. rooms and
bath. This would make q good invest
ment.
1871 CLAYTON STREET. 10 rooms and
bath, heater. porch. gas and electric
ighta Immediate possession.
7os POPLAR STREET. s rooms and bath.
porch, heater. Possession June 18th.
SO W. EIGHTH STREET 10 room. and
bath, heater. Can ensiiy be Converted
into an apartment az little expense. I'm
mediate possession.
IA W TwENTY-sEvENTH STREET
lot % BY i25 feat. rooms and bath hof
water beat. hardwood doors Possession
May 25th.
Semi detached. square plan home. lot 30
by 100 feet -Four bedrooms, with large
unfinished attic. slate roof hot water
heat, open fireplace. hardwood dOOrs
awnings and screens. Possession May
10 MADISON STREET. rooms and
bath, good business location.
2ioo BOULEVARD. IS rooms and hath
gas and electric lights, laundry tubs
hot water heat porcheA Possession
| May 25th.
n HOMES
II. hot water heat. porches, stone garage.
centre OF city by trolley. Ia one OF the
e. OLD shade and shru9bery, spacious
IS, rooms and bath. porch. hardwood tim
wetes ct9s-s and s,,S very large lot fronting on
tier porch. large lot This is a very at
ID bath. lot 30 by 100 feet Owner l.avinr
TO SELL OR RENT AND ARE
~ RESULTS SHALL BE VERY
R YOU.
.NISHED ON REQUEST.
v. GRIFFITH
in II Street
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iflp HARRISON STREET. 10 rooms. bath.
lot - BY 100 feet three-story brick.
Third door arranged a. an apartment.
Possession June 18th
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e17 JACKSON STREET. 10 rooms and
bath, three story brick. lot IS BY rs feet
porch. Possession June 25th.
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al s. BRoOME STREET. rooms an
bath, heater. porch threc-story brick
house. good condition
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2l7 TATNALL STREET. s rooms and
bath, heater and porch. This property
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

1871 CLAYTON STREET. 10 rooms and
bath, heater. porch, gas and electric
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

1927 LOWERING AVENUE. Q rooms and
bath. This would make q good invest
ment
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

1891 CLAYTON STREET. rooms and
bath. porch. henter. This & a good To-
cation. Possession June 18th.
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

2i2 W. TwENTY.FOURTH STREE :
rooms and bath, gas an electric iirtfa
chestnut trim, large lot Possession
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IA W. TwENTY-sEvENTH STREET
lot 25 By l23 feat. rooms and bath hot
water heat. hardwood doors Possession
Nay 25th
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7os POPLAR STREET. s rooms and bath
porch, heater. Possession June 18th.
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

1911 ". NINTH STREET. three-story
brick house. heater, porch. THIS Il Z
good location.
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$40 ". EIGHTH STREET. 10 rooms and
bath, heater Can cnsiiy be Converted
into an apartment az little expense. I'm
mediate possession.
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

1907 duPoNT STREET. s rooms ana hath
heater, porch. Possession June 18th
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

40s W TwENTY-FIRsT STREET. o
rooms and bath. square plan house
steam heat. laundry tubs, paved street
Possession June a5th
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ise9 W. SIXTH STREET. rooms sno
pain, heater. porch, three-story brick
house. Possession June 25th.
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

70 MADISON STREET. rooms an.
hath, two-ttory brick GOOD business
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

COZ BRoOME STREET. 10 rooms and bath.
three story brick house, steam heat,
porch. Possession June 2Jth.
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

n2l sHALLCROSS AVENUE tvvo-ntorv
/ brick house, rooms AMI bath poref
lot - by s. feet. Possession June 25th
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207 \. FRANKLIN STREET. 8 rooms and
bath, porch, heater Possession June
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

WEST. ST. NEAR isTH ST. 10 room,
aud bath steam heat, porch, lot 81 hy 81
teet This property IL In vary good con.
oiuon- Immediate possession.
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

42l n, BROOME STREET. three-atorv
brick house, rooms and bath, heater
porch Possession June 25th. Good To-
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

1913 JACKSON STREET s rooms and
bath, heater, porch, paved street, very
convenient location. Possession May
25th.
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

Semi detached. square plan home. lot 30
unfinished attic. slate roof. hot water
heat, open fireplace. hardwood doore
awnings and screens. Possession May
25th.
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1918 W. TWENTY. SEVENTH STREET.
rooms and hath. square plan chest.
nut trim, heater and porch. Possession
June 25th
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10 MADISON STREET. rooms and
bath, good business location.
Evening journal., 1918-04-06

gas and electric lights laundry tubs
hot water heat porcheA Possession
May 25th.
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property fronting the trolley.
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1895 sHALLcRoss AVENUE. rooms
and bath. heater, porch, lot "a feet
inches, by 50 feet
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Immediate possession.
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1900 DUPONT STREET. rooms ana bath.
porch, heater, paved street Possession
June 25th.
1881 W FOURTH STREET. rooms and
bath. heater. porch, three.story brick
house. Possession June 18th.
1907 WEST STREET, - rooms ana two
baths, three.etorY brick house, heater,
porch. Possession June Goth. Thls prop
erty can be changed into an apartment
with very little cost
Semi. detached house, square plan. four
bedrooms. hot water heat, chestnut trim.
minss throughout. finished doors, located
on paved street. near 10Th and washing
ton streets. Possession June 25th OF
sooner.
700 FRANKLIN STREET, 10 rooms and
bath, porch heater. This house car
be easily changed into an apartment
This ie eplendid location, opposit,
Eighth Street Park.
-
ifp HARRISON STREET. 10 rooms. bath
lot - hy 100 feat thraa-story brlck
Third aoor arranged az an apartment
Possession June 18th.
2n7 TATNALL STREET rooms and
bath heater and porch. This property
I 10 10 good condition. Paved street
siI JACKSON STREET. 10 rooms and
bath, three story brick. lot IS BY rs feet
porch. Possession June 25th.
1881 CLAYTON STREET. rooms ana
bath. porch. hcnter This O. n good To-
HUNNnNuIUm
1911 ". NINTH STREET. three.story
orick house. heater, porch. This is q
4os ". TwENTY-FIRsT STREET. 0
rooms and bath. square plan house.
steam heat. laundry tubs. paved street
Possession June 18th.
COZ BRooAIE STREET. 10 rooms and bath.
three-story brick house. steam heat.
porch. Possession June 2Jth.
I419 JACKSON STREET rooms and
bath. heater, porch. paved street, very
SSih. '''''D' f'''''''n NAY
1918 ". TWENTY SEVENTH STREET
rooms and hath. square plan chesf.
nut trim, heater and porch. Possession
June 25th.
1885 .sHALLcRoss AVENUE. s rooms
and bath, heater, porch, lot "a feet Z
inches, by 50 feet
SUBURBA
STONE HOUSE. 10 ROOMS AND BA'
This property is nfteen minutes ride TO
most attractiye places 70 sell at this tir
lawn. Immediate possession
Frame dwelling. two and a half stori
throughout, heater. electric lights, rnnni
two streets. This property Is located az
House At Hillerest. rooms, bath, be
traetive property fronting on the trolley
House at Richardson Park, Q rooms q
city. Immediate possession
IF YOU HAVE PROPERT'
NOT GETTING SATlSFACTOI
! GLAD TO HANDLE SAME 70
ADDITIONAL LISTS FUF
CARROLL \
IA West \
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SALES OF w. S. STAMPS
ENTIRELY TOO LOW
state Director Rbett Calls Tpon ,bo
People to Remove Stigma of
Stacker From State.

Charleston, S. c., June 3.-R.
Goodwin Rhett, state director of
war savings for South Carolina. has
called upon the people of South
Carolina to respond to the War Saw
ings call and remove the stigma of
Stacker from the states name due
to the fact that so far South Carroll
ma has made the worst showing in
the entire country in the sales of w
5. S. In referring to the forthcom.
ing intensive campaign which is to
be carried. on from June IA to June
2S, Mr.. Rhett made the following
statement:
South Carolina stands at the foot
OF the list of states in its per capita
purchases of War Savings stamps
During the month of June. which
has been set aside for an intensive
campaign in which South Carolina
is expected to pledge to invest not
less than s2O,0OO,OOO during the
year in w. S. s., let us see to it that
we do our part and take a more an
propriate place in the roll of states
and then we can look forward to
a rest from campaigns until Novem-
Der.
Let us not forget that the gov
ernment is counting on the nation
buying two billion of dollars worth
of these War Savings stamps during
1918 as part of its revenue to paw
for what the boys need on the other
side, and they will have no rest un-
I'll we supply them with all that
American genius and energy can
produce in so large a measure as
Will enable them to win the victory.
How can we expect to rest, how can
we endure the thought of resting
when there is something for us to
do, so long as our boys are in the
trenches enduring the torments of
hell and giving even their lives that
we may live in safety and pros
perity."
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was among the rescued passengers,
paid high tribute to Lieutenant Nc
Laren and the men of his crew. Mrs.
Westbrook, although scarcely able
to- sit up in bed, insisted on telling
OF the heroic conduct of the crew.
II thought Of the women and chill
dren of France and Belgium and It
was maddening.
something grated along the side.
1t was large boat from the subma-
,rine. The officer in command spoke
very good English. He told the cap
tain, who met him at the top of the
ladder he would give us time to get
on before he sank the ship. He ex-
amined the ships g-pers and then
waited with his men who were heav-
lily armed.
Ten boats were filled and we
pulled away from the ship. 1 sail
never see anything like it again.
Yet, intensely dramatic as it was, it
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WOMEN AND GIRLS UNABLE
TO STAND WHEN RESCIrE

Atlantic City, N j.. June G.
Iwenty-eight survivors of the. New
York and Porto Rico line steamer
Carolina which was sunk by a sub
marine Sunday are recovering I'm
hotels and at the Soldiers and Salt
ors club here after 40 hours in the
battered boat from which they
landed: :
The iSsmen were suffering from
exhausc number of them being
unable ttand when lifted from
the boatssEtS all had suffered from
munger and thirst as they had only
a little water and few biscuits dur-
ing the time they were at sea. None
was in a serious condition. however.
The boat, commanded by Chief
Engineer McLaren, landed at the
foot of South Carolina avenue and
was quickly surrounded by a crowd
OF life guards and bathers. The ex
hausted passengers were lifted bod
lily from their seats and carried to
an emergency hospital on the sands.
Women and girls among the sur
vfvors were unable to stand. Some
OF them were attired in rough blue
overalls and jumpers brrowed from
members of the crew. All were be-
spattered with salt. The hair streak
ed across their faces was plastered
down by the mixture of salt and wa
ter. used on their forehead in an eff
fort to revive them when they faint
ed. They were carried into the main
beach hospital tent maintained for
bathers
One woman, about 80 years Old,
tainted as life guard lifted. her
tenderly from the yawl and ran to
the tent with her. Chief Surgeon
Bossert of the beach forces brought
her stimulant. At that moment the
notes of the Star Spangled Banner
fioated into the tent and the woman.
half rising on her cot, cried hyster-
ically, We're safe-safe at last"
Then she sank again into uncon-
seriousness. k
Mrs. c. III. Westbrook, OF New
York, who with a 13-year-old girl,
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all seemed unreal.
I'VE had got away possibly SO
yards when there was a blindine
flash. / don't know whether thew
shelled, bombed or torpedoed the
Carolina. but she went down.
"In the night we were separated
from the other boats. Lieutenant
McLaren and Chief Purser Martz
looked after us wonderfully. The
men did their best to keep our spir-
its up during those long hours at
night. They insisted we eat what
little food there was and gave us
most of the water. They took very
little of the food or water for them
selves"
Mrs. P. ]. Hamilton, wife of
Chief Justice Hamilton of the Porto
Rico supreme court, and Miss Car
lotta Hamilton, her dar ~hter. who
were among the saved, bore up well
under the strain.
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tie clothing and they were sunpIied
with complete outfits by the women
of Lewes.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-07
Don't Slow Up Advertising NOW!

Never has there been time the public has looked
more keenly for MERCHANDISING NEWS than now
Never has there been time auspcos for the enter
prslng tradesman to HIS FULL SHARE OF TRADE
than now A'
People must continue to eat, to and to USE
Inc tendency to cut out uxures are onv
relatively small proportion of business uxlry
cut out you have chance to increase staples
How shortsighted the policy reducing advertising
expense TO save money You will only lose You will
only lose prestige. 80 ~
Advertise to increase sales and money: dom,
cut it out to money 0'' W =
wisely and well. ~ ~ uo IL
porous. ~ ' o pio'
Success was NEVER achieved by stopping advertising or
Oy wearing old clothes and talking pessimism.
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SURVIVORS OF CARO-
LIMA TELL STORIES

Continued From Page One.)
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ted to the de-
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wing been
IN the forz
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-16
SOL DIERS ALLOWED
TO CANCEL PAYMENT

+ Discharged soldiers who do not
wish to continue payments on Lib
erty Bond subscriptions made through
the army organization will have pay
ments already made returned. and the
subscription will be cancelled. Army
officers said that although this ar
rangement had been made, they did
not expect any great number OF sutl
scriptions to be nullified in this way.
Less than s3O,o0O,0O0 of the army's
SIC 900, 900 subscriptions to the Fourth
Liberty Loan was subscribed by the
plan OF making monthly allotments
from pay, and the balance CONSTITUTE
ed bank subscriptions which will not
be affected. To the extent that
pledges are not carried out, the cub
scription total to loan will be re-
duced. The bonds thus released,
however. will not be thrown back on
the market.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-16
TRIES TO INTEREST
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
In Proposition Of Re-estabIish-
ing Famous Springs.

Washington, Dec. 14.-H. wv. Bay
ec of Berkeley Springs, was in the city
on business. He IS interested with
some Pennsylvania capitalists in a
proposed hotel and bath houses at
the famous springs after some sort
of contract is -sade with the State
of West Virgin qhich owns the
property on vhita The springs are
located. The PROB sition was about
to Be realized wkan lie war broke out
but is now being ctively taken up
again. Mr. B@ylr believes that the
Federal COVE E.ent might be inter-
ested in the matter, as the resort is
advantagecus = located with respect
to the Atlantic coast for sending re-
turning soldiers there for treatment
for rheumatism contracted in the
trenches, and similar diseases. The
curative power of the water is we'll
established. There are five princi-
pal springs with an estimated capac-
ity of 1000 gallons a minute. DR..
M. P. Hamilton, of Warrington. ele-
cted last month to the Legislature
from Marion county, is interested
professionally in building up the re-
sort, and knows from much expert