davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record., 1918-10-10
SMALL BONDHOLDER
! MISSES POINT AS TO
VIRTUAL TAX ESCAPE
investor Should Realize All Issues He
/; Owns Are Practically Free
From Taxation.

Financiers studying the market con-
ditions with regard in particular to
Liberty Bond figures find that a great
many Of the bond transactions are mi
tiated by ersons who do not under
stand the statutes which safeguard the
various issues of bonds.
For instance, small holders have
been selling their and AZ per cent
bonds in order to buy the ~ per cent
bonds of the first loan, because the
31as are completely exempt from tax.
AS a matter Of fact, for the small IN
restor the Is and 4 a s carry the same
freedom from taxation, practically. No
tax now in existence or later to be
levied can affect the IS and 414s I'M
less the holder owns $4,000 worth or
more. !
Wall Street Opinion.
Hence, the great majority of the
small investors pay no tax on the
bonds Of the Second or Third issues.
The Wall Street Joumal'recently said;
More TO be deplored is the general
lack of appreciation of the ultimate
value of sthe Liberty Bond, no matter
of what description. All the econom.
les of war and finance point to govern
ment bonds as>the most far-sighted
and soundest investment person can
make during these times. Investing
in government bonds now is buying
with cheap money a call on dear
money in the future" ...
The record., 1918-10-10
SOC. PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE

1000 Mile Test?
o a 1 nsg e" that the Maxwell Motor distance champion
Do other the world has equaed
In word did this seriously heard o7
o to t a yfa b If5 down as selling stunt to give the publicity man something
your
You know @ 5 s os sb9 sS; % fe3 sn eans ~ as the
absolutely
That's why there few A.A.A Official Records!
This Maxwell official from start to finish
Therein lies its value you
quality
For verify this a
o sns n ad sd see that valves
other critically Then assembled
m @ a sovm5 s %
dnta stoppage o. M NV 11 - ' ~ A~ precautions "s' N~
I reasonable
sHsraey refusesf PERMISSION To- any suctstfdng.
For would rubber nagnet0-e
m d ~s % t" ns M ans % ds:e ~s:s s are not Dsd on
s ] @ :sss Rss as s' ;
a M the @ s p a g r R @ s s ss Make Of ga es sgpc run was mad"
special permit a
sn't
That
that 5000 dealers anywhere
We glad no-nghy gad-tat the rules strict and rgdy
And it will have
For Maxwell set the standard this wonderful
Maxwell complied rules mac
[ And had to be there
There
] Iti interesting know the
4 the road ahead.
his effort a
At least the observers thought it stopped and reported.
had indeed sta1ed) when the clutch was let in.
The
consenousy applied
thing
o
realize what wonderfully well
undr those condions das-22 022 miles without
o of
ub the distance
: attesed under oath and guaranteed by the A A. A.
l(By way nearly lOOOO miles tie)
Any Maxwell interested those records
wonderful
economy; miles gasoline
car those But
equal them all in the that must be MAXWELL
The record., 1918-10-10
Wall Street Opinion.

z-'s'~|s:-sR = = E''"e fA-1 'S-s'''-~''I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
MAJOR GREEN IN CHARGE
OF THE DEPOT BRIGADE
Officer Wears Gold Bar Indicating
Six Months Service in
Europe.
PRETTY WEDDING soLEMNlzED
Work of Assembling Musicians From
Among Recent Arrivals Now Tn
der Way to Provide Band for Cen
trail Officers School.

CAMP LEE. VA. July 6.-Maior J. s.
Green. who recently returned froc,
overseas. has assumed command OF tho
frs, section of the Depot Brigade. lie
Wen'S 'he Soid service bar. which evil
d"hceS six months service i'm Europe.
Major Green succeeds Major Alfred
po"kcry. whose time Is now entirely
occupied with his duties OF chief mus
tcrirS officer.
An unusually pretty wedding was
So,'inhizea Friday in Grace Episco-
nal church. in Petersburg when Miss
Marc Ritz. of Newark. Del, became
me bride of Lieutenant Thomas s
inSham. of Lee. Mass. Lieutenant
i!nEiam is OF the first section Of the
pcpot Brigade. The bride was at
tended by Mrs. Louise Cunningham.
sister OF the bridegroom. and her own
sister Miss Geneva Ritz. The bride.
groom was attended by Lieutenant,
Frederick J. krosen. of Allentown. Pa.
Corporal Edward Scofield of Pitts
bursh. Pa played the wedding
Hon. George Bryan. of Richmond.
made a patriotic address to an audi
encc that crowded the knights OF
Columbus auditorium Friday night.
Under the auspices of the Knights
cf Columbus there will be "A dance IN
,;"v to 1880. Young ladies will be
in attendance from Richmond and
Petersburg.
Miss Virginia Little. Of New York.
- Visiting her sister. Miss Kenneth
Little director OF the cafeteria ut the
Hostess House.
Work Of aSser bling musicians from,
among the recently arrived draftees for
the band Of the central officers training,
school las begun. and within a few
DAYS an organization will be per-
fcrtcd.
On his return trip from Richmond
FRIDAY night. AIT Smith delighted the
thousands of soldiers with his clever
aerial acts. The intrepid aviator
looped. volplancd and performed other
hair-raiSinS acts at different points
over the camp for the benefit OF the
soldiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
ALMANAC.
HAUL 10000 MEN
Lieutenant From Natcrlaud Wears
Stars TO Indicate sinking OF
Two I-BoatS.
Especial 10 The Times-D!spa

Especial 20 The Times -D!spatch.]
DANNILLE. VA. July G.-Lieutcnant
Joe Wheailey. son OF T. Il Wheatley.
superintendent OF city schools. has
just finished brief furlough in his
home town Lieutenant Wheatley is
aboard the Naterland and has made
several trips across the Atlantic. Re
cent press dispatches from Washin slon
said that this former Hamburg
America liner could take 10000 SOL
diers At one sailing. Lieutenant
Whca;iey while here was uncommun.-
cative as TO his experiences. but in
sigma on his ;unic indicated that the
big ship has accounted :or least
TWO OF the euemy's subnlsTsibles. Hol
land Judkins. another Danv!Ne boy,
il also aboard this snip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
News Of Interest In
and Out Of own
Notes about Things and Poo
pie and What They Are
Talking About.

J. ~. Knight. OF North Eighth Street.
with his son. Stanley. OF tho u. S. S.
Nevada, left Wednesday TO visit his
daughter, Mrs. II. L. Dygerl. in Wash :
ington.
Misses Georgia and Winnie Tucker
are spending some time In Charlottes-
willie and will Wait Christlansburg.
Roanoke and Brookncal.
Mrs. Blythe Moore and family of WIN
ter Park with her mother. Mrs. Triton.
Will leave Tuesday for Ocean View.
Miss Constance Rcdd. OF 7O7 Cham
beriaync Avenue. will leave this week
for Newport News.
Or. Albert q. Franklin. who was re-
Gently appointed captain In the medi-
cal reserve corps. has been ordered to
report 20 New Haven. Conn.
Captain q. T.. Blankingship OF the
medical reserve corps. United States
Army. now stationed in New York City
is on a short visit to Richmond
John Labb Wake won the first prizc
in the baby contest in Highland Park
on July 1. He was also the FIRST pr,zc
winner last year in onc-year class.
Miss Catherine Powell Of Parkers-
burg. W Va. and Miss Virginia Brent.
Of CIarksburr. w. Va. are visiting
Mrs Edwin Peasants, H. South Third
street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Cecil Ii. Whftcbur.f

Cecil Is. Whitehurst, thirty-two years
old. specially sales manager of the
Western Electric Company. died yes
icrdaE morning at O'Clock in his home.
LOG Belmont Avenue. after an illness OF
about eleven months. His funeral will
take place Monday from Second Bap-
list Church. The burial will be in
Hollywood
Mr.. Whitchurst was the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. James II. Whitehurst, OF
Beaufort, y. G. He was a graduate of
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege of North Carolina. Besides his
parents and a widow. he is survived
by one son, Marshall Whitehurst Mr..
Whitehurst had lived in this city about
ten wears.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
OFFICERS INSTALLED
Damon Lodge. Knishts of pvthta,
Makes VI. l.. Smith. Chancellor
Commnn6cr,

~ the regular convention OF Damon
Lodge. No :. Knights Of Pvthias. tho
following officers werc installed las
night for the ensuing term nv District
DEPUTY Grand Chancellor Robert y
lord:
NJ. L. Smith. chancellor commander:
J. +. Christian. vice-cha ncellor: c. E.
TaIley. prelate; II. c. Clarke. master
or works; r. \. Hughes. keeper OF
records and seals; w. Dicsic. master
OF finance: J. y. Armstrong. master OF
evcheque-: J. W. Arnold master Mt
arms: W. 6. Euhank. inner guard: W.
T Gale. outer guard: II. +. Cable rep
resentative 20 grand lodge; J. =. Schc.-
rierhorn. alternate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
GOLDEN SEAL BENEFIT
siblcE Shows to he Seen Mt Thirty.
second md NJ Streets This


The Order OF the Golden Seal has
secured the Sibley Shows to furnish
the attractions for the Charity Fund
Carnival at Thirty second and NJ
streets this week. These attractions
nave appeared At the leading State
Fairs. and have played a number OF
war fund benefits for various lodges
and come here highly recommended
from Norfolk, where they have been
exhibiting for the pas. two weeks
me engagement in Richmond is for
the benefit OF the Golden Seal Charity
Fund. All attractions Will be open
both afternoon and evening, and there
VII! be band concerts each DAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
WANTS PRIZE FUND BACK
Roosevelt Would Use Unenpcndcd
Money Through Several War
Relief ORGANIZATIONS.
ASHIEGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 6-Theodore
Roosevelt today asked Congress 20
return TO him the Nobel peace prize
fund which he donated TO assist IL.
promoting iacusir al peace. and whic!.
has never been used. He said he pro-
posed 70 cXpcnd il in war relief through
the Red Cross, y. ". c. a, knights Of
Columbus. Jewish war fund and other
relief organizations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
III. w. pcrf<inS.

PETERSBURG. VA. July s.-H.
Wade Perkins. aged forty-nine years.
died this morning at his home near
Carson in pinwiddic County. Ec is
survived by his wife and five children.
also by five sisters. Mrs. L. Il HalliEan.
Mrs. y w. Perkins. Mrs Walter
Stewart. Mrs. II. l.. Orton and Miss Ruth
Perkins. all Of Dinw;ddie The burial
Will be in Oak Grove Cemetery Sunday
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
Navy Recruits Several Men.

Eniistmerts at the local navy re-.
"ruitinS station yesterday included sew
cral Richmond men as follows: John
NJ. Miller. zoos Forest Hill Avenue. =.
". Morriscttc. 1000 Semmes Ave,ue.
J. ]. Coitreil. 9o6 North Eighth street
ana l.. \ Carter, SOC South Pine Street.
tiar!F Land of Portsmouth,: p. V.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
Mr.. ,Inrsnrct NIcNctt.

HARRISoNBURG. July s-Tho t,,ne.
RI! of Mrs. Margaret McNctt. vito OF
the late Daniel McNctt. who died at
her home near Cross KEYS Tuesday az
ternoon at til" are Of eirhtv-seven
years. was held Thursday at Fridge
water. She is survived by ono darch
ter, Miss Mollin NcNe.'. Of Cross Kevs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
Mrs. Tnry Palmer,

HARRISoNBCRG. July G.-NIrs Mary
Catherine. wife OF John w. Palmer.
and daughter Of the late Joseph
Funkhouser Of Keez!etown. died las.
nicht at her homo n. Fort Republic.
OF cancer OF the stomach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
Rex IOui1 Gopflc

Rex. Louis Goode. aged eighteen. only
son OF Hugh j. Goode. died a; his home,
lo5 South First Street, yesterday after
noon at o'clock. The funeral will
take place from 81. Paui's Episcopal
Church Monday morning AZ II o'clock
and the intcrmcnt will he in lakewood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07

Monday to mako an explanation. The !
understanding that the, committee had |
was that he would be here to start |
the school in September. Col. Bur |
tons inability to accept the superin-
tendency. 1t is feared. will prevent Il |
reorganization of the plans, as it is |
now too late.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
PLAN MILITARY SCHOOL
DanNiilc Chamber of Commerce 10
Meet Monday and Determine
Upon Course 10 Pursue.

pANNll.LE. VA. July s.-The exc
cutive committee OF tbs Chamber of
Commerce VIII meet on Monday 10
take some action ~ regard to th. re-
establishment OF the Dauyiuc Mill
tarE Institute. 1t now appears tina,
Col. II y. Burton, OF Swce;water. Tenn.
is under orders from the War De
pa-tment and Will be unable TO come
here as superintendent The cyecl,
tive committee has wired TO Col. Bur
ton asking him to appear here mex,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07

Fitzgerald. Of Pelham. N. c.. and G. A.
Rirereomb. of Covinston. woro others
who enlistco Mt the local station. No
enlistments were reported at the army
recruiting office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
DIVIDED
INTO FOUR COMPANIES

The command consists ot your COM
Pan!es OF approximately TWO hundred
and nifty men each. Germany \ being
commanded By First L!outenaa. Charles
c. Hopkins. with Second lieutenant,
Donald D. Mu!hern second in COM
mand: Com0an" is commanded ~
First Lieutenant Carl Helm. with Sec
ond Lieutenant Walter p Pe7nir-to,
second in commands Company c. bv
First Lieutenant Earl Wettencel. with
second Lieutenant Newton II. Ness sec
ond In command, and COMPANY n hv
first Lieutenant Benjamin n Winner.
with Second Lieutenant Lionel =
Phillips second in command thus MAX
ms one battalion Of war strength all
under the command Of Captain Alco,,
Farrar Elwcll The conDauios vii,
march in the parade In the order named.
A special feature of the parada will
be the floats Representing the various
trades IN which special instruction has
been given at the encamn,ncut Tho
necessary permission having been
granted last night by the military au
thoriiics. Among tho exhibits that will
be thus displayed are included the
handiworls OF carpenters. blaclism;,bs
auto m echanics. bench workers and ma
chinists. as we'll as the float Of tho
radio operators.
The line of march will be out Her.
mitage Road on Meadow street 70
Monument Avenue: down Monunon,
Avenue to Fifth Street: along Fifth
Street to Grace Street: down C-,c.
Street TO Capitol Square. where Tho
Governor and his staff will receive and
review the troops from the Governors
mansion. Following the review the
troops Will head along Eleventh stree.
10 Broad and uD Broad TO Hermitage
Road TO tho Fair Grounds
The DO &c bclI
Oh the war savings stamps committee
and monster demonstration with
amusement features will he ste-ad g.,
capitol Square. III" agency force o..
the Metropolital Tie Insurance Corr
nanH vii! hav" charge Of tho sales 81
the war savings stamps and exccllcn,
results are looked for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. July "a ,o-
tai Of $4,000 600 is asked from tho s.,.o
OF Illinois by heirs Of victims 90 the
hast!and steamship disaster in Chica
go. claim for that sun! has been filed
with the State Court Of Claims by at
torneys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
Brown & Dyer Shows 10 lie Seen nj
sixteenth md Hull
Streets.

Afternoon and evening during the
remainder OF this week. devotces OF
the circus Will be given an opportunity
to reEalc themselves on tho grounds
ut sixteenth and Hull Streets. where
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07

tho Brown & Dyer Shows will stage
their return engagement.
The mcrry-go-round.t tho ferris wheel,
the animals and all the galaxy Of other
entertainment Will be running full
blast making tho old wish they were
young. and the young glad they are
SO. Tho grounds Will be Illuminated
at night, and Professor Frank Mceker
and his all-Amcrican band can be de.
pended upon TO do their utmost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07

LONDON. July G.-Whilc bathing in
prohibited waters in East Kent, a
young officer was killed last week By
EuAhre from an airplane. Targets had
been set UP for airplane practice. and
the airman giving evidence at ;ce
inquest said he took the officers head
for target when flying over thu
water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
FAIR GROUNDS SOLDIERS
TO PARADE TOMORROW
VIII Be Reviewed by Governor
Davis From Front Steps
of Mansion.
FLOATS FOR VARIOUS TRADES
Men Soon to Say Good-By to Rich
mond Will Demonstrate Their Pro-
ficiency i'll Drill and i'll Mechanical
Work OF Various Kinds.

The soldiers stationed AZ the Fair
Grounds who are being trained under
the direction OF the War Departments
committee on education and special
training Will say farewell TO Richmond
on Monday evening. They viii parade
from their barracks to Capitol square
-ere Governor Davis and .Adjuiani-
General 10 Lane stern VIII receive and
review them.
X. w. Moon prevailed upon The camp
commander. Captain Alcoit Farrar Eli
we'll. 10 acccde TO the many requests
which have been made that tho troops
parade in Richmond. Headed by a No-
lice eSCor; the men Will leave the Fair
Grounds al : o'clock.
Richmond knew little Of the war ac-
tivities which We're going on q; tho
Fair Grounds until the military authori-
ties ;hore staged their brilliant; milf
ta-y Tournament: or the Fourth .; July.
Now everyone Who attended the tourna-
men; IS ;alki1e Q; the phenon,ena'
strides which have been made III the
military training OF these West Nir-
g:niacs- THIS parade will give every
one elss in Richmond an opportunity 10
witness - example OF the high degree
of efficiency which exists - tha train
ing methods OF the War DEPARTMENTS
committee on education and special,
training.
The purpose Of ,hls committee Is
partly 20 develop mans general re-
sou-cetulussS and initiative. The men
are given s7scia! opportunities 70 equip
themselves for efficient work n every
branch % the service. f: being -ecor-
n!zed that certain Kinds ot technical
skill constitute an asset n all branches
OF the service: in com Blatant units as
we'll as II The srsc!alized STAFF corps
orra ntzations. While enjoying these
opportunities the men are subjected 70
the intensive military training meth
DDS which are bringing such astonish-
ingly quick results everywhere in ;he
National Army
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07

Il" get position or hII n position.
iimeS-DiApst"h Want Ads IL the noun
lar. profitable way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
Local Rainfall.
LocoI Ob.cry,,;,,, c
CONDITIONS IN IMPORTANT CITIES.

Temperature. s.: humidity. IS: wind.
weather. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
Fruit-Hcort. !. D.I,c,or.

Fruit-Hcnrts 10 Delicious,
No other Chewing Gum like Fruit
Hearts. tho original and delicious
candy recovered. fruit favored Gum
Buy package to-day. All stores--5c
Made by Frank H. Flcer Corporation.
Philade lphia.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07

Probably the thing you nre looking
for Is advertised in the Want Ads
Read them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
The Weather
tFMvnishcd by L. 8. Weather Burcnu'
tFcdcrnl Summer Time CSed.)
Forecast, Virginia
Fair Sunday and
probably Monday.
North Carolina
Fair sunday and
probably Monday.


Local Temperature Yesterday.
l. noon temperature. .... So
. +. NJ. temperature. So
Na -, ~, ture ........... 81
MaNiinu'n temperature 10 +. Nj SIS
Wn,,, IN. .I!. 'enaperature TO 5 =. M. to
Mean temperature yesterday II
Norman temperature for this date 70
Deficiency yesterday "
n nn.SSs since MarSh l..... 81
since january 1....... 100
Local Rainfall.
ttainfau last twenty-four hours 16
I::NN.Ss Si"Se harSh l............. 5l2
i-NVesS since January l........... so
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24

Corpus Christi National { tt5o
Mrs MAY Chcan.y. AIre John 6. scott
city Naiiou,l gs 90
Miss Brssie Almond ana Miss runice
EariN
FIRST STATE Rink 453zb
Mrs - g. Riggs and Mrs fl q coot
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24
Committees Of Women viii q. At
Local Banks and IN Lobby % tho
Nueces Hotel Each Day This Week
selling the Wa Securities

WIN ~" thrift and war stnmu cam
rhifn rapidly drawing tu q close " G.
'iHll'N H"l's manager fOr the Nu.ece
'"iniif Wnr Sayings Committee. ~
'Hlhhf 80 the attention ~ tho men.
"'n''n AMI children OF the county IA.
ih'i thHi ih" quote 81 f12r D0G Is f,r
fhnii and o. VIII BE- necornarv for tho
NDl"a go exceed s. D00 daily for the ran
il"i'iin'ni 20 be- reached hy next de.
ce'nbcr 8 D. when the drive closes.
up view ~ The fact That Nu.rea
county this season has already market
~ more Than g. 0ul GOO worth 81 ~,
ion nnd that fh. feed crop has been ~.
best ip history Nh Bailey is ~ tbe
opinion MAT the atamr quota of f1i9
200 should he quickly moi.
Total sales in Corpus Christi IN d.
date approximate 500 200 while Robs
town bishop Port Afnngar ana s,be,
points have purchased war stnuns M
creating 5000 making a total far
lhc county ~ si75.n0D and LEAVING
tlal op0 worth ~ stamps yer 10 be sold
ID "a" standing ~ Texas courtise
%ucc"s ou laHf August stood f,ftiefh
Nh Bailey ~ anxions in put 'N,,.cee
county with The fsrst n cotn,ier hy
October T. ana he ~ calling upon Tho
patriotic people rs help him In mis-
undertaking.
Committees ~ women win h. M the
tnfe" hunks and th. lobby of rhc Nue
c"~ Hotel "nrh day for the remaind.r
"i ihis weeS. selling war STAMPS The
man Viii he Abandoned next wea3 ON
account of the Liberty Liam hut n,st
20 coon az the Liberty Ioan auota hnt
been reached an active campaign IN he
hhn ~ the war stamps viii be- resumed
ln connection win the war savings
ma Liberty Loan campaigns The Fed
'fhl Reserve Bunk ~ Dallas has asked
th" Caller 10 call Intention 10 the rel
hiivc values ~ tho two securities ana
To- say io The people of Nuere- County
mat the government docs moi desir. 10
encourage the sale of wnr saving.
stamps $" ihHt Liberty Bonds eau be
bought
Eos instance. If YOU have 400 invest
rd ~ war savings esamps. you are tx
pectcd 10 keep The stamps DO not sell
th'm 20 that YOU can have funds ~
ouy Liberty Bonds
AR Bailey reports that on last Fri
gay corpus Christi comm.;tces sold
war savings stamps in an amount Of
s''s %. sales on saturday amounted
to s2.oeOe5
Friday Sales
Corpus christi National tt5e
AIRS MAY Chcanov AIR John G. scott (
'iiN N"iiorl $500
Miss Bessie Almond ana Miss Eunice
Early
Fms, STATE Pink a5a.zs
Mrs u q Riggs ana Mrs IL q. Cook 1
Saturday Safes
Corpus Christi National sssi u
tity National 704 vs.
iusi state 9Ge os
''ugcnheim cuhn 60 81
a. Liehianstoin q sons 2s2s
Total g. asa On
Ih. committees mat served at the
'aFious booths saturday included
d"sdtines T. T. Smith. Phn Howorton
t'nrN Schaeffcr. g. Carman J n Boo
um NJ Briggs Ven Week CLARK
'else Horace Robbins y Nj. Round
rec W Mcclure G C. Hayden
Misses Edna Gibbons Fern Hcischer
enn Heide. Anna Mae Gibson Maud
french Pauline Williams. Lena Dahl
'h"lma Graz star Woodm~n. Gather
nc y. ckham
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24

W AsliNNNoN. sep. -j Ton East
lrNHt fueadHy tln and warmer.
NDolif sdHs GENERALLY CLOUDY For West
NH rursda ana "Wednesday partly
luuiN
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24

camp Cook The cap.n raised tho
deuce xth mo today says he Cooki
ihia sofi tastes hike dlahwater"
cofrora Wot did You sny
rum Goods couldn't very well sa,
nothln, COS % was dishwat.r f.oudon
iH liiis
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-24
SALES WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS ARE Tagging
IN NUECfS COUNTY

COUNTY MANAGER BAILEY SAYS
I'M SPIRITED BUYING CAM
reloN rs NECESSARY " THE
Y I L QUOTA OF $4,000 is
REACHED
The Washington herald., 1918-10-10
PETS FOR SALE.

GOLDFISH. PARROTS, DOCS. SINGING
canaries, canned goats milk, and taxidermy IN
all branches. SCHMID's PET EMPORIUM,
III 18th St NV .I2ino