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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-13

I'm moyen nest pas mauvais parce
quill est nouveau, GU parce que les
mechants sen sont servis: il est bon
sill nest pas indigne de notre etat ct
ne contredit pas la saintete de notre
doctrine.
Lo fol catholique nest pas une lol
DISBURSEMENT. Precisement, parce
qu'elle enchaine la passion, la fol az
franchit l'esprit.
ssAs
Celui qui pretend etre .neutre dams
les questions de religion, ME du coup
toute la valeur de la mission du
Christ ct de la Redemption.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-13

Abonnez-vous a LECHO DE LOU
EST $1.00 par an.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-23
kULTUR VS.. CULTURE.

Emperor Wilhelm II quoted in the Neueste Nachrichen of
Munich follows:
MANY people who judge solely by outward polish
know that there is DIFF
between civilization and Kutur England certainly is
this the drawing
But have kuur deep conscience and high
conscience morals. When they
found world that
the about But in the morale indus
the German people be found conquering
power that will open the world for them
impossible conclusions whether the Kaiser
reporter showing how amey the
kuuI explained when the Kaiser and
geher and when German tell the world the
Kaiser told the reporter, the quotation is interesting
The world little concerned with the outward polish of
their Of With their throughand
through crmnai reflected their having brought about
their the world has been
If somewhere the
pabcd depths of German character latent undscoverab
high morale zeal murder loot and lie in the in
Of Germany letting the conscience sleep the while the
haises definition Of kutu good but why should anyone
una wish "kutu kind any additional
when already stencil the nostrs the civilized
world?
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-23
THE FIRST AIR MAIL SERVICE.

interchange of airpane mail between New lork ana
which the delay of of the bpanes
caused by a defective propeller blade, could not mar
IN, ,sance miles, which something is added
y the necessity quickly gaining altitude George Washington
could pressed week by coach and ferry and barge
Railway trains commonly hours Airpanes
compsh nearly another hour needed
10 connect landing fields with the postoces The actual
cain in time substantial He write in either
y morning have his letter delivered in the other well be-
FORK of the business day.
a beginning The aplsnes used in this serv
ice capable OF carrying 800 to 600
which the United States is arranging
with
emergency landings along the route required to
connect cutting hours
from railway mail
The war given development aerial which thrice
scarcely witnessed the world at
The swift advance will be wasted when the
conflict IS
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-23
MORE INSPECTORS
At U.S.|. OFFICE

Owing to the great rush of busi-
ness at the immigration office, In
spector-in-charge A. A. Musgrave has
been authorized to employ four ad-
ditional men for service at Calexico
and on the line He wants men over
the draft age, but under As, as they
will be compelled to take the civil
service examination later for mounted
inspectors. Meantime, the appoint
ments will be temporary and will come
under emergency measures.
The efficient force under Inspector
Musgrave has been hard worked for
some time and additional help is bad
ly needed. The men appointed must
be reliable and steady and must come
up to the high standard set for the
service. If they pass the eXamina-
tons later, their places will be per-
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-23

scholo, competent to rescue lmperia
teachers from the rule of tradition.
He will show teachers
How to wake up enthusiasm, scru
tiny and self motivation.
!, How to let the child educate him.
self.
How a teacher may change herself
into a leading member of the COM
munity of child learners, of a child
democracy.
How to dispense with the torture of
the school seat position" and intol-
cradle restraint.
How to study things and to study
very little of nothing.
Mrs. Paulson of the Chautauqua
lecture course attempted to each how,
but lectures fail. Mrs. Paulson in
troduced bottle doll dressing into
the school to show how to awake
child scrutiny. The teachers placidly
raised their eyebrows and said, "a
very good way" SO Mrs. Paulson's
doll baby illustration fell flat. 1t
failed to impress.
Send for DR.. ShielS. Send for Mr..
Writ, or any other competent man
With modern i6eaS
The Gary children, young and old,
,rowd into schools, eager and inven-
i've learners. The Gary schools last
rom morning till night the year round
wherever a child can study.
"You can't fence them out" says
Ir. Writ. Children like to learn, like
o invent, like to discover, like to do. .
hat is play. That is rest.
Children don't like to be instructed
hat is bore.
Turn the schoolroom into a rest
DOM.
If every other modern school so
ducates its mass of pupils, ought not
imperial to have a modern school?
D. D. BLAKEMAN. !
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-23
Communicated
A Modern School.

EXpelling d pupil from school i:
:. not the greatest outrage by Imperia
4 boards and teachers. Not by any
means.
Imperial school officers and teach
ers are condemning half the children
Ito a life of ignorance and imbecility.
Even large portion of the few that
struggle into college become just Sin
structed fools They cannot becalled
I'educated fools" as the phrase goes,
! for an educated man is never fool.
An educated man can practice good
sense in business, in sturdy morals, in
anything-he always shows good
sense.
This pitiable fate of these outraged
Imperial children is not the fault of
the poor victims themselves. 1t is
due to the ignorance of Imperial
school boards and their blind conf
dence in teachers following practices
now antiquated and demonstrated q
use the word demonstrated" advised
Ivy, now demonstrated to be vicious
arresting child growth and defeating
the main object of the schools.
Please visit Gary, Ind, for the DEM
onstration.
Now for contrast:
The Gary Schools.
Gary public schools were modern
lied ten years ago.. Gary has 10000
people.
Now look out for something as
I
One-third of the people leaving the
Gary public schools choose to enter
college or technical schools, and do so
enter, for they rap so loudly that they
can't be kept out.
"Impossible." do you say? Let a
of our school board visit
Gary and stay week 1t will do ,
them good and it will be worth many
thousands of dollars to Imperial and
themselves, and soon thereafter they
IAN look into the faces of Imperial
children without shame, without Win
ing.
If the board is too busy to go to
Gary, then let them send for DR..
Shiels, DR.. Francis, Mr.. Wirt-or any =
)ne competent to reconstruct the :
schools. Or, better, if Imperial schools
are to have a new superintendent, let
lim be UP to the work Of the modern
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-23
GERMAN CASUALTIES.

W have lost including killed, prisoners 100000
think that foolish claims and send
children through another four years war?Member the
German Rehtag in the Copenhagen Pok The
stopped publishing casualty lists June which
time the dead numbered 10560 prisoners missing
and the wounded 22571a total of 4523307 the lists
then behind the fact Apparently the 100000 spoken by the
Rchg member the dead and missing those who have
been hopelessly smashed up.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-23
Copper 23Hc.
tBy Associated PresS)

Washington, May 23.-The War In
dustries board price fixing commit
tee has recommended to the president
the continuance Of the price Of % Il
cents per pound for copper for the
three months beginning June 1.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-23
ALL TRUE GERMANS"

yonc the Rev D. Baumgarten, in his book "Deutsche
ReIen Ze ho bring himself from
Of MS heart the sinking of the Lusitana who cannot
the cruelty countless perfectly nno
himself honest joy this victorious
defensive poweruch deem true Ger
why this p1onuncamento by this minister of the kas
God? Does the Rev BaumgaIten know of of his country
according this gauge, Germans?
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-23
PACIFIST WRAPPED IN
FLAG; SENT TO JAIL

Malvern, o., May 23.-After being
compelled to burn his books in the
public square, S. H. Griffin, Pastor
Russell book solicitor, was wrapped in
an American flag by a crowd of men
and taken to Jail in an automobile.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-23

The word Of king sacreGeXcept when promises
sion OF political rights Last July Wilhelm promised peo-
pie equal manhood suffrage pouring their
western acfed The Prussan by vote Of
1875 equal suffrage to the electoral reform BILL from
which had been the Kaiser-King is 81
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-23

Hra and SaXony, like AUSTRIA betray about the
German advance Russia expanding Prussan power
expense of other Genan nations But protest the pres will
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-23

Since Mr. Hearst Colonel Roosevelt "shameuy betrayed
his Progressive party the hands radical Republicans"
might be the what has become of Mr..
Hearst's independence League.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-23

Even the Kaiser VIII be unable of the Germans all OF
the time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

STOCK Wanted, for
large Tire Company good
salary; good hours; chance for
a q v a n C e III t. B II, care
Times-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

WANTED. : or good men TO drive Ice
wagons. Good pay. Richmond Ice De-
livery Corrora ton. main ONCE Harrison and
Marshall Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

COLLECTOR WANTED. ONE WITH SOME
kNOWLEDGE or THE lNSTALLMEN'T
FOR PERMANENT PosIrioN; STATE
LAST EMPLOYMENT AND SALARY
W y 7 l. H. \ l. I. CONCENTRATIONS
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. ADDRESS X
i2s. CARE TiMES-DISPATCH.
COLOEED DRiVER-Wantcd. co!ored driver
for farm work. New t-room furnished
W. Y. Hood & Co. Gintcr Park civ
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SHOE SALESMAN-Expe-
rienced shoe salesman.
Apply SEYMOUR CYCLE,
II West Broad.
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p a r r
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reference.
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20 T.. III. SAturdaysJ the day Leiore puD-
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Will be placed III the Too Late ~ Ciass-
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TELEPHONE.
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lneu la Practically every DrUs store III
city for the convenience OF the pubic.
ant Ads are accepted VI them 1T i.su-
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Branch Once Times Dispatch. 1904 HUI
Telephone Nduuo!ph 1903.
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Branch. 4Ip Sorth SyCa-
Jre Street. phone reIersburE 70.
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PURELY PERSONAL.

WILL. Il party who rnEt mo an ANONYMOUS
l't'cr Wednesday,. please caIi up
phone Want moro Information and Will
pay for stm"
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES luu sAI.I:.

'pt SAl.f- w
bClck :or sat-. irbt TX touring; in OK
,elicut eoncltion. ID M care line=- Dis
CHNIMEEs EOADsl'ER FOR sale. Apply
MINERS isi7 M,us ia chalmers IN vi
SnSnic'i, r'"d,i2n, al MSai.on -@'f
CnALA'isRS 5-rsSsoneer s-cynuaer mo con
'i,l'Gs WI 5 Sf iR R.s 'GS ~ 'o''
FvkD. leis, deliver oncy. new car
HonleNArd ett..l 2."9 Gr"se avenue.
Boule.srL eis.-L --oo Grove Avenue.
ciaes shSp.. "iih new Tires. ihone bou!e-
0 oad i sda 2 raagh ,rS2t .s.'y"' ,o"l'
F99hp, !,i, iora ru"es,oua o.se,I.r staT,sr
rhlidrey. car Universal Motor 10
FORD eu,omobiI. for sale. 1919 model. on
gain Sea Mr l. L; Wr,eh,. care rcrrait64I
Motor G9muaiiy. 10. % south &inh Suest
Ford truck. Al condition. call Madison
Fol:D ,ooFlI,s s4r !9l". So. iIor4 ,o9riins
ye' msea yrry l'ii,s w. fora i@uri5nE
West broad
WELL-For sale, 1915 mode. Maxwell in
IN .; 70 %%Eih Days .l%eaa5 i rh 1iS
,l5ally NY lstss 9SSS r re s- :oa cai
OVERLAND ~ roadster IN good order. Sold
X u. care rtmg.. pisratch.
NELlt 5-rassenEcr, overland 5-passengc~.
itupmobilc 5-phSssnEst, lnt.r-Statr, J-pH~-
senEer So. Chalmers J-pUSscnGri. $S-5
Ford delivery. stcrl body. Mitchell l-pas-
limousine. $3.50. Atlantic Motor Company
~, W'~t 2road Street.
AUTOMOBILES = seven passenger Huusor
si&. o!ds Eight. cole Four. Ford touring
car. .l2 North Eighth Street
Is l,,II and ma
aJ $40 owner drafted. Hichn0nd smith
Form 4 tru,k Co. 1913 West Broad. Phone
TRUCK $50 tom and a half truck Tor sale
~ 500 bwU"T drafted. Richmond smith
Form-A Truck Co. 1915 West Broad. PHONE
EXCELLENT opening for :, nrst-class mo-
tor iruck salesman Stewart Motor Sales
60. ITO W.st Broad Street. city
FOR. sale. late n. dc! 5-passcnEer Kline car
equipped with wire wheels rh!, car has
only run about 500 miles and is ruaran-
tccd 10 be ia paricct condition Present
cost OF similar model is over $500 hut Tor
want OF use will sell for $3.50 Phone Bou-
levard 5000.
FOR -aie Light Six touring car. nvc pas
nainted. Can he seen 1T 922 West sroad
street.
uUOD usen GAGS cmeap. Newly painted
ka"hler Moto. Co. ityiard and lsroaG.
USED CARS
I 1872 Kline SOS touring, run 2.oo0 miles.
/ / 1917 overland, run about 1000 miles.
, 1917 Maxwell, good condition.
! l@i! Briscoc. ehear [" Quick buyer
CArITOL MOTOR CORR.
:la West Broad.
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PURELY rilasONAI.

BCTIVES-Wc undertake. all proncr DO
We work for banks. railroads, cor
pms. attorneys and private individuals
,ented IN All principal cities. Amor
street Local and long distance phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

HERSON-Wanted. experienced person TO
take charge OF small dairy and poultry
farm near Norfolk. Good references as to
character and ability required State salary
expected to begin with. Address L. .. Bon
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.
DEATHS. Z
PiltOn A. Cosby
Claimed BY Death

|;ilton 4. cosby, : wc!l-known business
LIN STREET. this morning ~ . ocicck. after
Kew as}s' i!lnes1 ~ pneumonia, o, y.
c.mo from that city mere u take
ition with the t'ow!er. Dicis q Walker
ich po8ition he held FOR several years.
'er he went TO the Mae" William stoT.. as
erinlenocnt tor short time *ui thcn
PACED In the brokerage business in this
. ability and was instrumental IN or.
rizlng ia. Mutuai Aid Societies, pene hciai
! AniE.t iVns. for the employees OF both The
,ton store aud MacW!iIia ANS store. Dur
The holilsy season he VAS E'eatly N
Club ana used every EFFORT 10 make II
SUCCESS. IT.. has always been Interested
member of ST. Mars church tho
Ia survived by. his wife. ono son.
tics. aud ono daughter. Miriam. also two
,ncdy. 10th Of Monroe. la. The funeral
be- hold from the family hone, = West
- uf requiem viii be- celebrated IL s..
rvs church 81 o'cloe>- Tho remains
icy train 10 Richmond. y. whcrc IN
nen, WI! be mad. mad IA e. i.mliy ."ior,,
home n0 Of Mrs s" i. u o;conor. ais, i,ioyd
n III. . 10 %'r r:.idensa =, j.. II ssTjr$
Y. Intgrment IN MI G-lyaiy Ccnl.t.ry.
WrH. Gay street MISS Mt'r'TiE
DGliS Sh' leaves two brothers and
- n,ral from Grace street Baptist Church
- ,SUSDAYj AFTERNOON ~ } o'cicck
lanta ran.ra ulcak. copy.
SrGOM Died. Saturday. May
5, at $50 y. ~. at her residence. 100
MONTGOMERY, aged - ycarB. She
- two brothers i-ui Eudi, of Newark.
H. and r L. Chile. OF This city. two
Fhtorg. Ms, Eilcr -. ADAMS and - ~.
N. =. Butler. of this city. and one son.
mas T.. Montgomery.
neral from Christ Episcopal Church.
'DAS MORNING. at II O'Clock. inter
ln O.kwood.
kEK D.ed, az home OF ron, Harry
ckcr. 80 East Leigh street. May 4. 1919,
NJ. MRS. JANE Il t.BEGEA TUCK Err.
neral private. Burial Ia Hollywood
SDNN MORNING.
w.t. Entered into eternal rest $50 r. N.
~ I. a. her residence. lG-o-h PARK ave
IDA WADE. wife OF Major Ciar'nv"
u. BcsiGcs her husband sh" H. sur
4 BY two sons Clarence Wyatt, JT.. Of
city, and Herbert g. Wyatt. ot Com
q. loith Ammunition Train, C.np Mo
aud, Admission. Ala. twu daughter,
John Mcdowell. Jr, aud Miss Ida
Wyatt. both OF this city: sIso two
r.. Nrs. Iiennc ". Thomas OF Mll-
zee. Wis.. and MEs. newell ". Courtney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

2 A p E r RULER - Wanted,
competent paper ruler; per-
manent position; good pay.
Apply at once to WILLIAMS
PRINTING CO., il North Four
teenth Street.
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IN AII:,iOItI.<

I, E.-In sad. but loving rom. mbrance Of
Il Il. his lie one year aFo today May
ars' home InS'h ,. SAD sns and So s ie' US
you lcf, vacant chair
his world can never MI
ur memory Is as dear today.
ien days are darn and friends are few.
ear mother. how We !unE for YOU.
wa. so hard to part wi.h you,
= n 80 hard TO 20. YOU die.
W. w' h %Is, s9 ,a a. ia 10 meet SS YOU
~" f:TilEL AID ELIZABETH.
LL:-En!ctgd Into yIss, or supIhay
" After Np' iH'rlc;if iln,css. mrs. rAT'TiE
Il LYELf. widow Of the late Gw,ynn
was tho daughter OF Amelia Cox and
l'ordinand Price. who came 20 Rich,
10 To 1--we at the beginning OF the civil
wild. circle of loved aud faithful
IDS EEicvc tina; one 20 Kind and true
d "f' her:eft to ali and has Won a hsra.
nj night after much suffering which
endured with true Christian fortitude
an ahidint faith IN Gods mercy, Ivory
u of her lfc mad for Its motive the good
happircs. Of her husband and children.
YET she had room in her heart TO IN
In her love and interest her brothers
E,ve,h His beloved sccr.
rHER ? AiLES WIVES WEST Who " died INV" Nv
ago. May 1.
% Is no death. The stars 20 down
rise upon some faircr shore:
bright in heavens icweled crown
" shine forevcrmorc.
is no death! An angel form
ks DER the earth with silent tread:
ears our best loved things away.
then we call them dead
raves our hearts all dcsolate.
piucks our fatrcSt, sweetest flowers:
Splartct into bliss. they now
,rn immortal bowers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

OFFICE BOY-Wanted. bright. industrious.
honest office boy: References required.
Good opportunity. j loi. Times Dis
patch.
fAlNTERS--Wanted. ten irst-cIass nom
union painters, t1C per hour. Apply to
W. y. Timmons. 1901 North Twenty Gig IN
Street Phone Randolph $50.
PAPER HANGERS-Wanted. paper hangers
Economy Wall Paper Co. 80 West Cary
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

i'",! s,'c ~ followinE REQ spas
orG roaasj@ nj moac Gan r0 b. ssc sun
D. hetwrcn aud = Church IIiu Motor
WI l 'iIHH SiTTA k N'G Ys:r6S G9oR Rh R
y! n + WIKI H MY T2Y s IS L3 OK
al SourU EIGHTH
AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS. II
ALL ,i'vs anu ,uu.s. Wagons ana com.
el sfdSk A 1" oo4 Ms@ SH.s4so" Bros
NOTE mn.asa ,oi j.. nonH ~ Factory and
,ai",-"elns 800 West Brosd.
cAhnUnETOE Fords can burn half coal
carDureior. - miles per gallon guaranteed:
It <ourSt r5 ro hn t1r sc: A bT
I6 IL, az ii om"y pa" EuIIatsg Siyigs
rotor Company. AZ Madison Street. Dayton
sra Broad I;eIsiSinx done by Skilled ,I e"
'hNn-t-. ts"d cars tor sale"
c"ME down and i, how YOU the 1901;
Nloser.s Sous. III East CARY Street, .'',
5 eds 4af @ a9h aSS.or,ss
hiei,, Gnmpany. 3ia North Fourth.
f1k sei""e and s GOO. worM;nsnship bee u,
Asn'F g IND Ee"yr. S 81 Tyo., N4,iona Auto
4" H''2 a1 nc w west h'0-a Street
GASOLINE u 'h"1pCr ~ Cr:itol CRY sun
Wty 90 = tank h'"aus" they xiv" fun meas.
ur" li's 80 couN"It"rt-Nt.st around corner
smith ana Bron" streets II you can ap-
pro'idt" cOur'rCV ami service. have IT,
oar tires never gci 'irod. made hy Tho
brunswick Haik 1ol"nd"r COMPANY
HUAKA..IEID service win everything you
need for your car. llningcr-A.aop Co.
Inc. Auto Snppllcs. 207 West Broad.
Sh hk!in "GgGH naq = o @ r1 parts BY
nu". duplicate Tho old parts for you. We
ais" haye All Kinds OF ma%netos-Bosch II.
s-i-s-l: Eislnan. Nen and SU!ttdorf Also
parts TOY Splitdn-fs.
I ME have large stock OF Ford commercial
truck bodies, Opcu and tunnel size. See W..
We have tn. price. y. Meyers Sons. al
I i.aSt Cary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

Elm sal. but loving rom. mbrance of
= mother, KATIE T.. RAKE. who do
cd this life one year aIo to-day, May
II,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

SHOEMhk FRS Wanted, nrst.clasY shoe
makers At once. United shoe Repairing
60. 800 iInil Sircc.
SHOE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES two first
class shoe rcpaircrS. Apply !. u. Leland.
SCI North fifth Street. Wages, SIS to $40
a week. according to ability. etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

PHARMACIST wanted. Full registered
pharmacist wanted. Pay. SIS a week.
Short hours. Address l. i3s. Times
Dispatch
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TIE ATLANTIC LA<p A&D IMPROVE
NENr Company.

TIE ATLANTIC LAND AED IMPROVE
NE%r GpMPAEY.
Or!ce az tho Secretary
annual meeting "t stoclhoIicrs Of INC At.
lan'ic Land aud Improvement Company viii
hc held At the Office OF the company. -
Byrd. Street Staa!inu. IN Tho city Of iuch,
iuorr, Va. on TUESDAY. IN" -lst day OF
May. 1915. At 1880 O'Clock +. NJ. for the
election OF directors. - consider = certain
contract with tie "s.d"ut 81 tho United
States relating :" operation. comIensaiion
aud other matters connected with or grow
iug out OF Trio taking over by tho President
% parts % this compauy's property used
~ connection Win tho system Of t:ars-
purtation Of the tNhntlc Coast Line RAIL
road Company. aut. II deemed cNpcdicnt, TO
authorize rhtify N" "NoCGtipu ot su"h
contract. aud for tho transaction 81 suCh
other business as may come before ~
meeting.
MAY $ 1919
BOoKLOvEn's oupor,uni;y. seeding III"
money. I VIII s"ii IA" exquisite. brand
now uncut ropv C-sl,-'od hy author him
sofr, 81 I.znc,strr. ''ii.toric Homes and
iuyos,nscnt. ouly 100 corlc- uriu,'d. nsrk"t
'tri," uuNv $40 80. $3.50 70 QuIr K. Address
1 3 'FivlDa- ti-fna OH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

Arrest mother since YOU left us.
3ur home IL sad and stili.
y you loft vacant chair
his world can never MI,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

Fur memory Is as dear to-day
q At the hour YOU passed away.
ben DAYS are dark and friends are few.
ear mother. how We .unE for you.
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was so hard TO part wi.h you,
h hard TO rce YOU die.
we hope SON. day 10 meet YOU.
Jme sweet Iay 10y and by.
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PRESS MA -hssistant ion FRESHMAN want.
I'd Good position; pleasant working con
manager printinC department, Southern
Stamp and Stationery Company. Twelve
Main
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Is Ejt D!cd. az home OF ron, Harry
ckcr 80 East Leigh street. Nay 4. l.lS.
NJ. MRS. JANE Er.BECEA TUCKER.
neral private. Burial IN Hollywood
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MISUNDERSTANDING. several good rium-
b.rS. also plumbers and steam filters
helpers. Apply Penbcrton & benson. SIl
East Main street Monday morning
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fIntrai from Grace street Baptist ChurcE
Us ,SUSDiYj AIT tR SDDS ~ o'ciCCE
lanta yap.rs pleas. copy
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Orice OF TIC IfcasuTcr
rb. ,o,l Wy'' M ,5I,G y - H%y i1is
Line Railroad Company has declared :,
dividend Of =! p"r .'nt on IN" preferred
capital st"ci. ~ that company. pa,abIe u:
the once ct TIC treasurer. Wilmington. :.
g.. on ana after May 30. 1918. The transfer
books ~. closed from Apr!t 30 To Mag ~.
1915. both inclusive.
JOHN 7 REID,