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Atlantic Coast Lire
" ETTT taeII ,ktanrcaJ Of ue south.

1he st.,nu.rd Railroad of the south
Up t'lifk MAY II. 1918.
LhHI;:S LII, Il kiCIiMuHD nary
,:is p f,If'Ia ana sSuth: 500 a. 81. and
L. III. 80 +. Il. wv a. al. 1903
:.tS o =. 81. * 81 ". ny; West: $3.50 a. N
sn s0t fyfersSurE: 1885 A.; H.. sos A. 81
Sis +. ST.. Al AL ''at' +. A.. s:aa Il. II.
+. 81. 'e''e'iie: '4:oe
Trains arrive Richmond daily
ii ;%9 a: NJ. ,?:S5 a ri. $40 A. 81. a I1a1o
90 ~: III i, LN;'o NJ. !! 90 /. NJ. sos =. ii
,fS.ept sunday. 'Sunday only.
nectiohs NOT rnErautsad anu con.
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Solicit Fund for Surxcrx

Tags viii be sold on the streets
Of Richmond today b. Interested
tends D, tho Working woman's Indus
rial Home and Nursery, color"d. which
"ht!!"!y dependent on the generosity
u the public for funds with which "a
AIRY pH its work
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Commissioned ms Iic,,c,,r,

Adjutant-General stern has issued a
com mission as first lieutenant. Aloc.
marie Rifles Virginia Stat" Volunteers.
10 Honan w. Walsh. 4 charlottesville
lawyer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25
I'd. WANTS
TINES DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized and lndexud Tor Quick
Reference.

Iefcrcnce.
1oc line Sunday.
&C "a hf.o b~liS.
Slc une Tor consecutive Insertions
i.c line Tor consecutive inecruouA
sl.oV line Tor ~ guuscSullys luscrtIuus
aluminium ot lines Is allowed.
MIii!inun charge 20 senta
Count words the line and IA llncs TO
the Inch
All "uNeitiscneuts received up to 10 +. L.
g. +. al. Saturdays the day before put
iiCatioh VIII receive proper elias tic Il lion.
Advertisements received after that nour
MIL pe placed In ths Too Late TO Class
ny" column
TELEPHONE.
letcphohe your want Ads. Tho Times
Dispatch, randolph !, when you lind e
more convenient 10 do SO, anu tEey viii
lie taken at Office rates
SCBSfATlONS FOX I'D. WANTS.
TIMES Dispatch Branch OInces are mann
iaiied ia praCiieaiiy every Drug store IN
the city for the convenience vi the puuliS.
W ant Ada are accepted Wy them at rcEu-
EAR oiiico rates.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Once Times DispatcS. 1905 Hull
ST. Telephone Randolph $500
PET EkSBCKG.
Times Dispatch Branch. Ill North Second
street. phone Petersburg 80
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"HEAT-Cer Lots:
RICHMOND hay MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on F1chADye
Richmond. Va M.y q ma
NV YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

-" Vfth Nay -i.-Et.Ves, irrcsular
,,t.ra, 81! 10 ~ 'l76o. bulls. tsooaIl375: COWS
'"H t2Jyt fancy stable fed Sit,0
.is Ss5'sS' hEAeF' reais. W690'lS75: cu!Is.
,Sntep and lambs. STEADY: clipped sheen
,!tru va %; clipped lambs SIS >, 9, SIC e, :.
FTn"sS!'ania spring lambs S24C6
hnSa. weak. medium weights ylsso.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25
DRY C,)oDS

NEW YORK. May :.-Cotton good, to-
oaE were generally firm. Yarns were Arm,
and raw SILK easier The Eovernmen, h.s
called for al June production OF cotton
GOODS heavier than three yards available
for uniform purchases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25
.SAvAT. STORES

SAVANNAH. May 2t-Turpeu,ine Arm,
-; sales 81 bales; receipts, ~ bales:
Rosin. Arm: sales. 1875 bales: receipts EO3
bales: shipments none; stock. e2.sis bales.
Spcte: s. p. =. r. u. 7.6567.75: Il, l.
! N4!so; X. 7;5nSio;. n. 7.so9sa: y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25
CHICAGO GsAIN MARKy1

.-tgC. Hsy 4-Eer.w.c ur,z.or.tl.
~ ~ i.<,ung brouEa; aoout ID :
- 80 :. y. cera make. Prices
=, ."''."r, - - ~, aE. hlsn.r WIN
- -. ga jay IN', o.,a gained
: 80 Declines q: - u Il ;ooI
WHEAT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25
RAILROADS
Norfolk & Western Railway

rJ lay %o,i hyra stree, station. richmond
'-gy = Nj a;.5 J.. ii. ~ 81.
.,ESk, tfNc.iHdB.CEG AND. THE WEST:
" AFr..s itch!pond from ,SorioIn .il:co A
- -. a. a. from til. West; .I.!s
%. i-ii' T. 81, 100 l.. ~. SIS J.
Da!!y. ba!!y except sunday :Si,r't.x
cN!tc; sts l. Main ST Puyu,. -, g, .'.Nay'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25
CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH FRA


I 4 "a, Ad' ms isirSsis pvIs M%rshlp. il 4
ing mag fe Sou Sau,a her NEs hts. " com.
vcni.on.' At evening Opportunities Where
+ 'p meets n y. sepo" ~ ", ~
to ali '''sS'S 4 10 T. j" 'o'''"' welcome
Leigh STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner twenty nith and Leigh Streets REV.
y NJ and A.. NJ.
cnrhcH or TiIE ASGi:NsloN Trinity
munion ,md sermon. ii ociocK a. 81. SUBJECT.
The Unity OF the od-i.ad." E.-uinE
"Gr.a,.r Than solomon" m rector N:V
rilLIr a ARTHUR. Will preach at poth
rlnsr c iiGiS ITO or Sc cHTisr. scrrx-
TlSI-kcEular services will be held to-
ark Avsnna And /" , S%ESn fSa $40 Gf"i
o'clock. Subject: Soul and Body" We'd
snys meeting a, @'tiocE: The he Reading.
Room $50. Go2> is located In the Virginia
KsiI"ay s ~, h%w@r iiridins. corner Soy.
i FSa 10 q Nd 70 M gSTeF sro, wei%s
=. NJ. Strangers welcome
n2E chGhcm s s,s;h ana hii'G tiay srd5i
:. SItyiees Viii be ,c9ndnci.d by the pa.ior.
APOSTOLIC CHuRCH.-tegulsr services
viii bc conducted IN Apostolic church.
DE @% nnh F mi STeeis J SqaA = nFn, 8
Iiib!e Sehoo! meets a. 1880 :. "
, GKAGF Gp&yENA,%ydTr rFESSHYT,EniA Az
s & FsSTsEwAATRr plsIo2
I!iSs assn sSo%0; Mt 80 y
i<ea,i MSSniioriai sabSS,h school. : 80 i Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25

Early delivery OF your Want Al COPY
today insurcs correct classification
Tomorrow.
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AUTOMOBILES roR SALE.


OVERLAND roadster In gooG mechanical
condition. II YOU want satisfactory SER
vice secure TINS bargain at $500. Terminal
Motor GO; Inc. 10 South Ninth ST. Ran
stand hcaT$ loading; suitable FOR taxi
l;arsain at $3.50 Terminal Motor Co.. Inc.
10 south Ninth ST landolrh i2Gl
SAH3N SIN II good condition. touring:
cheap. Sec Winfrcc. care Universal Mo.
STCDEhAkER, new :els. 7-pa sscnger. $50
less han factory price. Fully guar.r-
tc"d. fhun" Madison 1891. or write Y
r.. care Carrier NO. SO. South Richnlond.
USED CARS AND TRUCKS
CALI. on US and get Il bargain from list
below: "
s'ruDEBAKER. 7-passengcr.
OVERLAND. 5-passcnger
MAXWELL. 5-paSSenger.
MAXWELL 7-passcnSer.
COLE 1-EaSscnEcr.
KLINE, 5-paSscngcT.
CHEVROLET. 2-passcnser.
TRUCKS.
ONE I-ton Republic
TWO S,-tuu Republic.
ONE DENLY.
KLINE KAR SALES COMPANY. INC.
~ West Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25

RirAiitiN'. AND kr.AoN AIISG. ~
CAi.Er.Io-O!.D CA!.rETs mace over !ulo
ne" Euha ". W. Aiost.cy I. Co. Madison
d.
DKEES electric shoe factory, 7i6 East
Ma.n Street. phone Randolph 266J..
HtIS-Se clean them Ike new Vera Hat
" oT!.A. y! North FIRST Street. R4.dJ.oh
WATCH EEPAIKING-Ex watch re-
paging; moderate chaEsoa. Terrell Bros,
w Mcst Broad.
ACttkt.S IrUak ana Repair Snop. trunks
aultcGscs ana ha.s repaired. Work sent
i"T aHd delivered. Satisfaction Guaranteed
fnou- kandoiph $685.
MCkit. SOS Goodyear -Doe " o.as. 3Ia
Nofth seventh Street randolph 1899.
EiGii-GRADE shoe rrnairlnt- fest ma
tcrial and proinyt service. w a P-opst.
i-j East Main Madison 4SS
best workin"n. tho best Gather used and
best s"rEic" rendered come To- the Comfort
Electric shoe Repairing CO.. 1O3 East Main
street We also shine lddies shoes
Tickets Tor 25c Try us once Is all we ask.
W. repair them while you wait Midway
ShG" Factory 70. North Seventh Street.
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49, = {. -"
-s - -.
tt- l.ff-' -- -st- -"+'r!
COR ..Es! 'a-- @f- &c go --e-,s'
" - - -- ~ --.--r 10 80 >'...
~ az -a= sf-='a. -.s' tars-c sts<c; -..'.
Ht" 'r.t G+-tr--t, - IS .r.s,# st,s.
!hsE HttA, To mare rIs-sc firm
a. tt r. - ro.1' s- oya--
I.EHt "HFiTs n-t'rs -ht- -r.-.-s r. - vsas
-. owed ts -"e lions - y or :. PORT.
Anter selling -. outraged as 'rs 'sglr1,.s
N'H'A'T mao r.t unsA-.sr s.a- .r-t.. .,E
lh- Nafh.' soon re'u"t .r m. t.lIl. n
"f'FfFa ~ ri.r' rd-.-e- The .t-.rr.r a..
,F'f i7sl ions d. Ssw 'rfear. ~. .l.p
ftsi"'. while SPOT house u-5te-s 49,. s.t.,'.-.
- -, '9hfr around mo .og-i rlrc nd an,
.4s ne "tfly afternoon fully .rrr.. ,r-z-
t' ,''l nervous A. -" h.eh pa.r, ia.
,. '9~ &c u YESTERDAY end rne M.
Si9g months sold bout =. 10 =; ,o... 49,.
h!.h"r ~" NOR urgent ds1.ana nan
eib.ar % 90 have pee1 supplied and -.
i n!sfr+, W "@si. anr unsettled In til.
Ou-n. ffsn .,s fi.,,,.
July .....s....-- Is ~ pa. go ~ :.
october ..-----.- % 10 2i4 - :. - :,
l1ecclnb"r ....... :: - g8e1 p - -
January ......... .. % 22Ia = a :,
March .-..-..-.... "2n; = m :,
Spot cotton, qui@i: ruldIIuc = -.
$500,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARkErs.

sheep. loGl:: common TO fair ems Best
,tnbs 3Gls: medium TO good. l4p Is; spring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25

col :IiE pOG-Ios,. color orange and
white. slender built with long sharp nose
very uu!d. answers 20 name Eagle Re
ward - r. ih,lrs. $40 North First.
Ihon. Kandoirh $500
roc kErBOOK lost IN or aDou, the Purity
iC" Cream Factory, Contaln ming Sl.2j
ord '!,u ront" on hacn. -. l.. Adams
South Fl:fh.
PARTY who found purse on Seven Pines
car ID known 10 the loser To avoid
trouble return the SAM. to Twenty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25

nt.rAIitI>. AND KrAo,ArINt.

Glass ...'--.aoiIa l.. BowAnE, eye ap.
CiaI!st, oN!s Co!Ur-C CptDHrtg.st in city
1as North S"rond. Kan. 3i51 Eyes tested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25

M!diiinr cS.Jc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25
Lose ASn FOUND.

ST,h II, ,Itn irp%%in giI,, 70; my ".
this life one Year "sp to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS


WOODWARD. Friday MAY - MRS
EMMA COATES. widow Of tn" late II y
woodward IN her sixty seventh year. leaving
NJ suT,EiEinS, TOUT sons hnd i"ur q" uSht"rs
Ih" FUNERAL Viii TAX" place ~ 81. Luke
Church. Fowhatan County. SUNDAY At l..
noon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25
CLEAnINI AMI u,EING.
MINING. nA,,.iN.. STORAGE "a
I.ItINliNG AND s.ATIOa..ltl. .

BUY your uE!ut.As :s.Iu ine uu-..-ss UuI.0-
sra. 6oLtf..l :. 1ool.t hahOpinn las.
LOCO tusi.rs= c. L.. |i..a. T.os.I!veIy tha
t<.5V KIND Le1he Printing Co. u North
Seventh SLr-.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25
We Have the Following
Used Car Bargains
This Week.

Cars hs." bc"n completely ovcrhaul.. ,,s
are IA hEs;-c!aas condition. ~
tsi7, Saxon lirht Xix touring $50 M
iit,,,a,, = "a" ..--.... 325 90
h IgiS s tsh' o, feur !oar'nE SO %
~. fis"; &iua.iA.cr: ;b,..,a.-,s. -: 80 60
ttuc". used IS demonstrajDr. as
}s 5' s}4$..,aaSs. four ,@atar " '9 !.S sc
49, slu4' h"rer .our touring. re-
'sfiss e" &-s~ q" , 90" ,sS e
II YOU are looking for a harr.i, :, u,.,
cars, don't IAN IL 900 us ~ h.. IN IN usel
any "ind Q: car you want. '
Coburn Motor Sales
Corporation
l:!7-:3 WEST BROAD STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25
FUNERAL. DIHECroUS
IN NI.MO.ItIAN VI

EDWIN PHhUP. Funeral Director and FIN.
hal liner. 5o5 T. Ma!n Mad 1911 Ran. tags
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-25

RICHMOND GRAIN MARkRT.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.

: y, II-I.--'. F"-.NN. 10. ,NO J
low. IL y L.. :, d yellow. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-05
WASHINGTON OFFICIALS
DENY JAPAN RE.PORr

WASHINGTON. January i.--Sothing
~ the reported intention OF the Japa-
nese government - extend recogni-s
tion TO the Eolshevii has been heard
by the state prpar;nc,t and the
Japanese embassy is eqialy ignorant
on the Snhjcct. In view % the conl-
ri"ts understand, ~ that has existed
h@twcon the cntcutr allies and as tu
unity of action III such matters, It Ia
SAID n entente circles here that 1t Is
certain japan woulc lot take tho initi-.
ativc in recognizing the EolsheviISfj
without full conference with her allies
and America. eS.ssAs
state Department officials say that
there ltavc hcen no negotiations onsthe
sunJcct up to this pciut.
Close attention is being given TO tho
question OF the status OF the Bolshcvikt
regime. and from private statements
OF c:fcials 1t Is gathered that a dccisiois
Will bo reached very coon as an OUT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-05
Hou u. c. W. Is Won
By British 1ommies
in the Cause of Allies
Asks for Commission
to Solve Problems

WASHINGTON, January 4.-Ap-
continent OF commission by the
President TO conduct an investiEa-
ttOn and recommend legislation TO
meet the problems that this country
will fnce upon the close OF the war.
Is proposed In n resolution intro
duced to-day ny Senator Jones, OF
WashinEton. The commission would
be composed OF twcnty-scven repre-
sentattves of CONNIE mercial, financial,
agricultural md other interests Of
the country. who would serve for six
months unless 1t was necessary to
proionE the Investigation. The reso-
luton would appropriate S3OO,00O
for the expense of the commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-05
HEAR JAPAN PLANS To ,st+s
RECOGNIZE NEW GoIERNAIENrr

COPENHAGEN. January Tho Lo-
kal Anzeiger, Of Berlin. says it learns
from Tokyo that TIM Japanese govcrn-
ment has decided 10 cutcr into diplo-s
matte relations with tn. new Russian
government. lis -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-05

Ear;y Delivery Of Sunday Want Ads
lnsures Correct Classification
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-31
NOTICE

For the past several years I have
lost chickens and turkeys, killed by
bird-dogs hunting On my place.
1t is rather hardship to have fowl
killed on your own place, and have t.2
owner of the dogs only say, ''I'm SCI
'ry.''
Now I don't want to kill any dog.
that are worth anything so will asa
the owners of valuable dogs to kindly
keep them off my of my farm, for
afer May 26 shall shoot to kill any
dog hunting for young birds, bird-nests
turkeys or chickens on the farm on
which I now live.
Please save me the truoble and pro-
badly save valuable dog by keeping
them off my farm.
John B. Gray
5-25 ct
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-31

the ashes Of our dead heroes, what
shall be the tribute that we SEND
across the waters to these our no
BILE defenders? Shall it not be
the firm faith of a united nation
that in the power Of God and the
Right they will win, and that III
the land they have LETT one hun
dred millions Of their people will
continually pray and sacrifice
without ceasing, that their arms
may be strong and their hearts
brave for the glorious task be-
fore them?
Thus may it be!
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-31
NOTICE

[ wish to announce to my
friends and the voters of Halifax
county that I will be a candidate
IN the coming Democratic Pri-
mary to be held June LIST, 1918
for the Office Of County Treasur-
er.
Further [ wish to thank the
people for their past support in
the past and ask the continuance
OF the same, assuring all voters
OF my desire to serve them faith
fully during my term Of office.
Respectfully,
j. E. BOWERS
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-31
NECESSITIES VS.. LUXURIES

Our people have a saying, which
has become current, that the lux
uries of one generation are the
necessities of the next. And real
ly we seem to have practiced just
such system Of evolution. Our
people are shining examples Of the
truth that extravaganza breeds
extravaganza. We of this gene
ration listen to old people as they
describe conditions Of their day,
and we wonder how they MAN.
aged to render life at all endur-
able.
Yet these same old people, In
their day, enjoyed life to the full.
They did not consider themselves
in any sense objects of pity. They
lived simple, wholesome lives, and
the wisdom Of their mode Of life
is amply demonstrated by the mere
fact that they, the opponents Of
this simple, frugal life, are yet
with us to bear testimony to it's
merits.
There is great need that, III
many respects, we revert to the
frugal life Of our ancestors. True
in many matters their luxeries
have really become our necessities
and are no more an extravaganza
than were their simple luxuries
But we have added unnecessarily
to these luNuries. 1t is these we
are called upon to forego.
Mark well the man or woman
who continues the extravaganza
Of former years. Their patrio-
tism is Of a purely negative quail
ity. Henceforth, until this war
is won, extravaganza and disloy-
atty are going to become almost
Synonymous terms.
And even then our frugality
will be worthless unless it be prac
ticed in the name Of the cause, and
the results applied to the cause
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-31
OUR SOLDIER DEAD

One day in each twelve months
we are accustomed to devote to the
memory Of those who, by their
sacrifice and devotion. made pos
Sible for us the comforts and bless
ings we now enjoy. If grateful
thoughts Of these martyred heroes
were not often in our hearts, this
one day s devotion out of the tWel-
ye-month would be but mock
cry, considering the magnitude Of
our debt to them. But with ever
recurring thought Of their great
service present in our hearts, this
day becomes but the Towering Of
q beautiful devotion and an ennob-
ling love
There is little Of tribute that
has not already been said of these
noble dead, and we can on this
occasion but echo the words Of
writers and orators who have pre-
coded us in this mission. But
America has, across the deep
waters, on the battle fronts where
the roar and crash Of war never
ceases, other thousands Of brave
souls who have gone forth to pro
t>cj aud preserve that which these
our departed heroes so dearly
bought for us----liberty Their
breast are today barred to as say
age Zoe as ever brave hearts fac
ed and conquered. They are
there with the IRON resolution to
fight to victory or death. They
stand between their loved ones
and fate too horrible to con-
template
While we strew flowers above
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-31
CAUSE OF HEADACHE

BY knowing the cause, a desease
may often be avoided. This is parti-
cularly true of headache. The most
common cause of headache is a dis
ordered stomach or constipation, which
may be corrected by taking few dos
es Of Chamberlain 3 Tablets. Try it.
Many others have obtained perman-
ent relief by taking these Tablets.
They are easy to take and mild and
gentle in effect.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-31
POLITICAL NOTICES
4 4 X X X 4
FOR THE SENATE

[ hereby announce myself a candidate
for reelection to the senate subject to
the democratic primary, to be held on
June LIST. 1913, for Halifax county
W. L. LONG
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-25
FOUR RETURN HOME
FROM TRAINING CAMP

Sergeants Lester Leach, of South
High street; Paul Meshley of South
Raleigh street; Homer S. Pitzer, of
Bunker Hill, and Glen Pitzer, of Ar
den. who had been studying for a
commission in the officers training
school at Camp Lee, have returned
home. The school closed last week
and as the war is over each of the
candidates had the privilege of be-
ing honorably discharged or apply
ing for commission and be placed
in the reserve. AS this would entail
an outlay of about $500 on the part
Of each young fellow and mean that
they must respond at any time for
Is days service each year, they pre-
ferred returning to private life and
getting a commission in the event of
another war.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-25
CAMP lee SOLDIERS
BEGIN DEMOBILIzING

Four special trains were used Sat.
urday in transporting tho first men
who have been discharged from the
United States army at Camp Lee.
Thirty-siX hundred of them will be
candidates from the central officers
training school, and 400 members of
the depot brigade To handle the de-
tails of the muster the men of the
finance department of the quarter
master are working all night to-
night. preparing final payment for
the discharged men. Orders already
received concerning the number of
men from units now in training at
the camp affect less than 5000 sol
diers. These include 1892 from the
central officers training school and
several hundred from the develop.
ment and from the casual deetach-
ment of the depot brigade.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-25
LAST WEEK FOR XMAS
PACKAGES FOR BOYS

As this will be the last week in
which packages for the boys overseas
can be accepted by the ladies in
charge Of the Red Cross rooms, to
Insure them receiving same before
Christmas, the committee will be Mt
headquarters every morning, except
ing Thanksgiving day, from . to IL
and to o'clock In the afternoon.
They will also have the rooms OPEN
ed to receive packages tonight from
= to 8, also Friday night the same
hours, and will remain at the rooms
on Saturday until 6.30 in order to
catch late comers After this hour
on Saturday they will be unable to
handle any packages as they must
have them at the postoffice before the
close of business that day. II you
have not sent the boy Christmas
package go to headquarters and Sc
cure coupon.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-25
ECKHART, MO-, LAD
KILLED BY R0BDER
And Uncle Is Held Suspected of
the Crime.

John Lashbaugh. IS years old, died
in Frostburg, Md, Sunday from a
pistol wound inflicted by a rohher the
boy had discovered in the meat
house at his home at Eekhart, near
Frostburg, Late Sunday night the
mother told her son that she though
she heard a noise in the smoke
house where hog had been dry
sailed, and young Lashbaugh step.
ping out of the back door of his
home, fired shotgun in the air. He
then advanced toward the open door
OF the clubhouse to receive pistol
bullet between the first and second
rib, passing through the liver and
lodging in the backbone.
In an antemortem statement he
said he saw the man who shot him
with a ham under his arm. The ham
was dropped in the doorway Officers
are holding The boys uncle, Charles
Harden, brother Of Mrs. I4ashbaugh,
for further investigation. The boy
lost an arm from having been run
over ON the railroad when quite
small.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-25
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