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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

RiNcrsidc "Dry."
RIVERSIDE. CAL. February ga
riverside is the latest California city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

Richmond delegates and Senator's are
conho"nt tho local charter change bill
VIII be passed without delay by both
branches OF the Assembly. Despite
much talk TO the contrary. there seeing
no disposition among the assemblymcn
10 attempt to block the measures prog
ress. To hold up n purely local bill
introduced and sponsored by men OF
the community 10 which IL applies
would DO contrary to precedent in the
Virginia Legislature, according to
members who have served many terms.
Common courtesy. they say. de,na nds
that the charter bill be passed without
opposition from members not affected
by its provisions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

With Miss Gaines who asp!yes to be-
come an attorney AT law. In the Senate
Chamber yesterday morning, when un-
contested bills were being advanced,
Senator strobe, In the conspicuous ab-
scnce of Senator Andrews. who never
when present fails 10 object 20 the con
sdcration OF a bill 10 admit women TO
practice law, attempted 20 engineer the
bill across the gap between il and pas
sage. Senator Conrad. however. came
robly TO the support Of the absent
Senator, and objected In time to allow
the Senator from Roanoke to object.
doubtless quite number OF times yet
TO come. while the women continue 10
sigh and exclaim, "I.ow long, or, how
long whist thou continue TO abuse our
patience"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

Inc Finance Committee reported out
IN" Royal Confederate veterans PEN
sion bill. The bill provides for the
sum of 800 TO be paid in quarterly in
sialimc.lts TO every veteran or his wi
do". The committee also reported out
tn" buchanan bill. providing for the
inspection by the Office Of the State
Accountant OF the accounts OF city and
county officials handling State funds.
THIS bii viii so far as State funds
are concerned substantially take the
place OF the similar provision that pass
cd the Senate virtually unopposcd. and
was then killed in the House OF Dele
"a,cs. That bill required the inspec-
tion OF county and city trcasurers'
Offices. The present bill extends only 10
State funds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

most efficient page In the General As
scmbly. lie is out for the same honor.
In the meantime. he Is finding that
diplomacy" furnishes the whcrewith
for many OF those things boys like to
buy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

Two or three salary increase bills
have gotten through tho House OF Del
csatcs. despite the very best efforts OF
Lindsay Gordon. sometimes supple
mcntcd by those OF Wilbur G. Hall
None of these. however. has been sign
Cd by the Governor who may feet that
the gentleman from Louisa is right in
his contention that the present is not
Il time for expenditures that can be
postponed. But. III any event, Mr.. Cor
don will have the satisfaction Of know
ing that he has made the eagle on
each extra dollar demanded by the sal
ary-incrcaSers sit UP and take notice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

The bill providing a new charter for
the city Of Richmond appeared on the
Senate calendar yesterday. and was ad :
vanCcd TO it's second reading. Doubt
less on Monday ii will be enErossed.
and thereafter hc ready when reached
on the calendar to be put on it's pas
sage 40 emergency clause is connect
ed TO the bill as by its own provision
the charter changes do not take CT
feet till January !. 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24

The personal playful strife over SEN
ate bill Ill. providing for amending
the primary laws. that Is conducted be-
tween Senators Gravatt and Holt has
become the standing laugh-maker fol
the Senate. Frequently the two pa
trician fathers" are seen on their fee,
face 10 face towering" humorouslv
over point OF order relating to the
attempted advancement or destruction
Of Senator Gravatts bill. Nobody
Knows the fate of bin Ill.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

You are hereby notified that a sui
has been filed against you in the Dis
trict Court Of Bernalillo County, Now
Mexico by above named plaintiffs.
praying Judgment against you in the
sum of }-inp. together with interest
thereon an1 costs. on a promssur,.
mote dated Albuquerque, New Mexico.
IHuuarv -.fH. 1913. ANA for the fore
closure of n d,ro of trust ON lot num-
beer s.. nl0r'. it u tho IlunipE High
laud Addition tp the city Of A1bu-
puerguc SAID dood uf trust having
boon given tn secure the paymcut Of
Tho amount at said note. You are
further notified that unless you enter.
or cause 10 be entered, your appear
ance in said suit, ON or before the
3oth day Of March, 1913. Judgment
viii be rendered against you and the
decd OF trust heroinbcfore described
viii ho forcclosei 10 satisfy such
judgment Tho name of the plaintiffs
attorney is W. \. Kclehcr. whose post
office address is Cromwell Building.
Albuquerque. New Mexico.
Ncstor Montoya.
Clerk
By Thos X. y. Madison, Deputy.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

Now York. March i--Lcad--Firm.
spot. $500 1.1j.
Spelter stead, East 81 Louis de-
livery. spot offered at sac.
Al London
Copper Spot .llV, tulufes, Lll''
clectrolytic, ll2l.
Tin Spot. f3iN. los; futures. t3lt.
Lead--spot t-9, los, futures
t1N, los.
Spoltor-Sput ..i futures i5U.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

Chicago. March i.--Scarcity OF good
grades of corn had a strengthening et-
feet today on the corn market 50 too
did assertions that with a normal
spring no corn would be moving from
iurmS three weeks hence. as farmers
would then be busy with ticld work.
After opening unchouscd ut $l.2I for
May. the market scored slight ed
vance
signs of export demand at 81. Louis
tended to strengthen oats. Opening
prices. which ranged from the same
as saturdays finish to = cent higher
with MAY at N7's To Nt-, cents were
followed hy a moderate upturn.
Lower quotations ON hogs weakened
provisions
tNosc.
Corn March. Sl.s5a. May Si.si y.
March. 80 sc, May. SSc.
Pork May. stS.4o.
Lard MAY. Ss615. July Se6.31.
Ribs s25.2O; July, $25.51.
4 large increase Of the visible sup
ply total was more than offset by re-
ports that the number ot cars avail
able seemed Inadequate To meet rural
demands Futures closed steady un-
changed GO is cent higher, with March
Lac &l.25a, and May at si2iis
Buymg ascribcd % packers rallied
the market later,
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

Last will and testament OF George
Slglhofcr deceased.
To Anna Lena Siglhofcr, named
oXccutrlX I'm tho viii, Albuquerque. y.
NJ. George sr.aofcr, Albuquerque,
y NJ
You are hereby notified that tho
alleged last Will ana testament OF
George Siglhofcr deceased. late OF the
county of Berna 1p and state Of New
Mexico. was produced ana read in
the PROBATE court uf the county OF
Bernalillo, state ~ New Mexico on
the 9TH dnyof february l9is, 1ni
the day Of the proving Of said alleged
last viii and testament was thereLpon
fixed for SaturdaN the 10th day or
March. 4. u. lt', az 10 o'clocS an
the forenoon of sad day
Given under m. hand and the seal
~ this court. thu n'h day 81 February.
4. H.. 1918.
Nrstor Montoya.
1Senp County Clerk
rub. Jan. lo.I- li-3i-isiS.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

attend Governor Lindsey was cspe-
cialN fclcitous iu his address. and
SOME leading citizens here state that
u surpassed amy Of hls former cf-
forts The time. place and occasion.
all combined To generate 20 maximum
of genuine enthusiasm and high pa
triou, resolve \ figure Of speech
tina, affected the audience deeply was
clc,crly handled hy tho governor.
ll, cited the historical fact that
tt one time the great Curthariuiau
army was cumped iu sight ul the I'M
pcriW city Of Rome - happened
iust at that time. that the iicld on
which the Csrthagiuians rested was
sold at public Vcndurc. The domi-
uunt spirit of the Romans. ignored
the fact of the cucmv's presence.
aud bid up the field To- much beyond
the market price
They thus scorncd and defied their
enemy They were conscious of THEN
organized powers. They felt safe in
their homes and city. No alien en-
cmy could awe or intmidHtc the l;o-
mans. 80 the people Of Albuuuerqu,
n the midst or wars alarms had
show their poisc their high resolve
their iudomitahlo purpose, their pa
triotism and had gone ahead and Gre
uted wonderful commercial success.
in this their first automobile show.
rhis meant more al this time. he
ssi1. than appears on the surface.
IL means the spirit of victory Amer
lean arms would win on there would
bc uu America lett to ten the story.
Prizes we're distributed The FIRST
prize of $50, tor tho best display went
to tho Cooper Motor company tn,
second prize OF $40. To- %. G, Elkius.
representing the stut1 and Hudson
muchIu-s I'm, Huuur Elcctri,
company got tho prlzc tor the best
display of arrassorio The National
luWrtu,, .oupa0v- tr,ph, Tor the
best Wsp'a,. v,ul Co.. g. 10 r,rher.
The manager uf ffc show. who repre-
arnts tho suUr.1t.r rrr
"Sumuip tHrh C.nH rNrl, "
Carr. hloo,.J y,uUn- Hereford.
which uc h.J daut.I ln tine Rcd
Gross to Docs r.u|.I . u..I.i slea 60
a., organization
The evening herald., 1918-03-04
ONE WEAK SPOT.
Many hibuquerqua People Have n
Weak Part aud Too Often It's
The Ilnck

The Rack.
Many people have weak spot
TOO often IT'S bad back.
Twinges follow every sudden twist
Dun aching x, 'ps up. day and night.
BaCkache rs often from weak kid
news
In such case kidney medicine Is
needed.
Doan's Kidney rllls are Tor weak
kidneys.
For backachc and urinary ills
Albuquerque people recommend tho
remedy
VIM. H Probert. Sr, bridge car
pontor 1915 South High street. =, O.
Box No. coo, Albuquerque says:
Bridge building requires much heavy
lifting ana working In stopped post
uons. That brought on kidney trouble
and rheumatic pains in my back and
shoulders, causing me no end of mis-
cry l couldn't stoop or get up quick
~ hocause of the lamencss In my
hack. l finally bought DOan's Kid
ney Pills at the Alvarndo Pharmacy
ana theN gave me such excellent re-
lief IN few days that ! continued
taking them until rid OF the attnck. I
wouldn't think OF taking any other
Kidney medicine than poan's Kidney
RUS for ] have tried many others
ana ! know that Doan's are the best.
Price soc. az all dealers Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
poan's Kidney Pllis-the same that
Mr.. Probert, Sr. had. Foster -Milhurn
60 Mfsrs, nuffalo, \. Y.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04
TWO MEN KILLED
AS BOILER EXPLODES
ON SANTA f LINE
Engineer Tracy and Fireman Jen-
nings Meet Sudden Death in
Horrible Catastrophe Near Viii.
lard Bodies to Go East.

Engineer L. T. Tracy aud Fireman
" g.. Jennings. were instantly killed
yesterday afternoon at 9 O'Clock two
miles west of willard ON the Bclcu
"cut-ofr' 10y the explosion of the
boiler of Santa Fe locomotive 80.
glla Tracy was from clovis. and
jennings from Eolcn
The locomotive was one of the SAN
to Fc'- newest types FOR passenger
service uud was pulling train known
as Nu. a. one of the ~ strm's fastest
passenger trains. Thanks to modern
adaptation, the explosion caused in
stlnt automatic application Of the
air brakes
Tho ears remained ON the track and
not 90 passenger wus Injured The
cause uf the explosion is vet un-
known The boiler was hurled FROM
the track aud the cab was sent hurt
ing through the air for some 800
fect Fireman Jennings hody was
found under the locomotive trucks.
aud the bod> of Engineer Tracy was
thrown 90 the right side of ,tc
track
\ freight engine was only q short
distance behind 40. ~ ut the time
.uf the explosion. aud pushed the pas-
srurot train tu the nearest siding. then
went tp the houd of the passenger
train au1 pulled b tu llclcu \ stub
train brought tho delayed passenger
80 90 e. th" ciN. arriving at a.el
o. u about three hours late
This train ALSO brought the bodies
VI the dead hvroes who died at the
most of duty The bodies of Tracy
"a Jennings were taken to strong
n. D. undertaking rooms ~ the cor
ner uf SECOND street and Copper
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

ChIneu. March 4.- Hos Receipts,
$4,000 N1rsst uu titled r' SATURDAY. s
uN,lrr tu IH cents lower i'ulk, $3.50
f, It ,u. hight &l6.iifil 100; heavy
5000, so. mRs sl2.55N 1875.
cattle Erccipts. .inoo Market
weak Npuyr steers $3.50 ~. l"'
stucb,r- and feeders St6Om lO'No'
COWS aud hoiicrs. SG.Gj r. llN5.
Shtep-R Receipts $4,000 Market
firm. sheep. S1o.35m l3.io; lambs
$4,000 1850.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

avenue They will remain there un.
30 tomorrow
Mrs Tracy viii arrive tonight on
No. - at 6.25. and together with
Master Mechanic i. r. McMurray and
Mrs. Murray will leave tomorrow with
the body of Engineer Tracy Cor Fair
field. Iowa. where the burial will take
place. Tracy was cousin Of Nc
Murray The body ~ Fireman Jcu-
uings viii hc taken TO Kansas for
burial
Tracy leaves wife. but no chill.
urCu.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04
A GREAT AUTO SHOW
IS GENERAL VERDICT
OF VISITING THRONG
Governor Lindsey Makes Happy
Address During Closing Hour
Prizes Awarded Sammy Carr
Nets S125 for Red Cross.

The hir automobile chow closed
saturday night in Llazc of glory.
The city lui 400 visitor, are proud of
what was accomplished o. cmphu-
sized two things That Sew MoNiru
citizens Hrc abort and svit confident
and arr Interested boz thD automobile.
and That whom Albuquerque wants "a
thing dome she can have 30 done if
she puts tho right MON 90 the ho1d.
The closing hours VIII long ho ro-
momhercd by many Ht the seven hum
drsl people Who we're paNilrlDj To-
The evening herald., 1918-03-04
mn; MNi,KlsT~.


Scw York MoIch o. Selling a.-
-uwcd Nio,r proportions with tho
Eruetc.s OF the stock market session
To-day th, short Interest pressed .u,
early advantage on another break u
Italian cN,haugc and Indications Of
H-ht.r money lliis mdustrials and
cuuipmcrt- lddcd tu their initial re-
Ncrsliz. Th, exceptions Wcr, Baldwin
locomotive american car McNic,n
Petroleum uud some ur the shares
controlled Iy pool operators. Liberty
y X SOLD at gI.g4 70 o19N. first IS AT
t512 go a72s and second i's ~ o6.SG
The evening herald., 1918-03-04
srncY sALEsMEN- FlnancInl mons

STOCN Statesmen Financial house
has opening FOR five $1,000 per
month stock salcsmen To follow up
leads which cost us from SO 90 Si5
a piece IN small towns. strong SELL
inE issue. Have active endorsement
of many prominent men. 20 to so
leads when salesman starts-p,or"
continually Excellent references re-
quircd. Address Sales Manager, 62i
otis BldE. Chicago. Ill
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

Now YORK. March i.--COttou futures
closed rrm. March a2.22; May al.Ni,
July 3l37. october 80 81; December
3O.ON.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04
LOST
WANTED-Salesmen

STOCK Statesmen Financial house
has opening for five $1,000 per
month stock statesmen To follow up
live leads which cost us from $40 To
Slj q piece in small towns Strong
selling ISSUE. Have active endorse
ment of many prominent men, a5 To
30 leads when salesman stnrts-mure
continually Excellent references re-
puircd. Address Sales Manager. ga
otis Bldg, Chicago, III
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

CHICAGO, March l-Buttcr-
Creamery, i2ia n tjiac.
Eggs Steady Eecclpts 90 car 20
Wisconsin. Michigan and Minnesota.
butk xi.g0m1s5: do sacks si.sa %
t.3p.
lty-Firm Young roostcrs. -Sc.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

In the Distt'.. .ourt Of Bernllillo
County. state of Sow Mexico
Nu. 1880.
Guy-I.. Roprfr Trustee, aud Her
man y sehweizr Plaintiffs, vs. An
ME \. McKeug., Reginald n, Me
kenzie ana BlrHr' Hughes spruill
defendants
10 the AbU,u Ntmed Defendants.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04
wANTED-Miscellaneous

WANT ED--CRretUs kodak n1ishing
by master photographers, twice
daily service. Remember, satisfaction
guaranteed. Send your finishing to u
reliable established firm. Hanna s.
rama, Master photographers.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

i0c. pa king, jic,
Eggs l'irsts 3iigc.
Poultry -Roorcrs. zoe; broilcrs. "a
a 2Gc.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04
SANTA FE TIME TABLE
%

$40 For *. &. Il Chicago 7.OOa
SIC For X e. q Chicago 6;25p
Standard sleeper for clovis and
Roswell leaves on No. SOC connects
at nelen with train No 20 leaving
Belen az 1925 a. m.
No. carries one coach only; no
slecpers
No. SIC VIII have Standard sleeper
from Roswell from train SO. "a az
Belen.
p. j. JOHNSON. AGENT
The evening herald., 1918-03-04
Uncle Sam Needs a Lot of Bread
and the Food Administration Says
TO Save Wheat Flour

Don't overlook the good old rye loaf
for a good loaf on Whentless Wednes.
day or n Graham or whole wheat loaf.
And il will form new habit for your
family, because IL has the most delicious
and satisfying taste Of any Of the so.
called wheat substitutes Try loaf VI
either for your whoatlcss days. All our
bread complies with the Food Admin.
istration = formula.
PIONEER BAKERY
GOT South First Street
The evening herald., 1918-03-04
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES


DODRILL TIRE CO Tires vulcan
lsing ami aecessories open nighu
and Sundays. Tire service tnywhere
Phone tsq. i22 North Fourth 81
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

Denver. cob, March i.--Cattlc-- re-
oeipts. 3.00U Market 10 to 10 cents
lower. Beef sIco.s. 81 i0m l2.So' cows
and hcirers. s7.0ON 1898, stocSers ana
feeders S1.OUmll.Uo. calves, sl2.oOH
1900.
Hogs Receipts l.3ou. Market
sirong 10 cents higher Top Slb.io'
bulk. StG.l0m l6.40.
sheep --licerlpts. ,dV". M"lh''
stead Lambs. Sti.jOW 1850 ewes
Xll.OOM l2.Ou.
kansas CltN Produce.
Kansas city Mo, March hutl"f
Creamery, i5c, firs,s i.c; SECONDS.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04
FOR RENT-Rooms

~S>>>-~-r-~-~-s~-s,~~~->s
FOR RENT Modern rooms. no sick.
Apply 2i6 w. Slower. Phone lA60J.
The evening herald., 1918-03-04
WANTED

wANTEIN -Four or fiyc-room fur
nishcd house with siccping porch Adj
dress W y. c.. care Herald
The evening herald., 1918-03-04

WANTED-First class girl or woman
for small family No washing, first
class quarters with sleeping porch az
tached. Win pay big wages. Phone 37l
or call at itl5 West Tijeras. None but
experienced help need call
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-14

liberal proposition Let us send you The Daily Sun
for three monthst win cost you only sevenyfve cents
land if you dent say is worth the money we will send
you the paper twelve months free of charge This prop
single subscriber to The Daily Sun discontinue it during
the five months it has been going Those who subscribed
for month ntria at the beginning have ALL re-
newed for full year. This is why insist that our
country people try The Daily Sun for while We know
what the result win be.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-14

You hear Lloyd George say, "The end is nearer. We
shall be through the tunnel into the bread daylight
again" In every speech by this powerful democrat you
realize that you listening to the who is carrying
on the for England, who viii deserve ninety
nine per cent of British thanks when Germany is beaten
First he financed the chancellor Of the exchequer
Then as minister of munitions he used the money to
the weapons and pushes the war through to victory
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-14

Vann Bros. have McCaskey's Reg
ister, Cash Register, Show Cases,
large Coffee Mills, Cheese Cutters
and Cases, two Soda Fountains,
Office Chairs, Dining Chairs and lots
of other fixtures too numerous to
mention that are going 10 be sold
regardless of value. See Troy Vann
last of the week and he will show
you through.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-14
REGISTRARS NAMED
FOR NEXT DRAFT
IN GREENE COUNTY

Following are the registrars select
ed for Greene county for the pro.
posed legislation extending the draft
ages:
LIST District-Nic P. Earnest, chief
Sidney H. Broyles.
End District-R. 7. Woolsey, chief
VIII M. Rafel.
3rd District-H. c. Mitchell, chief.
M. L. Meas.
4th District--Dave Jones, chief
P. S. Cobble, A. ]. Harmon, Thula.
9Th District-H. 7. Easterly, chief.
9Th District-Sam Wisecarver,
chief; ]. M. RAIDER.
18th District-H. ]. Wisecarver,
chief; B. A. LETTERS.
9th DISQUALIFICATION c. Myers,
chief.
9th District--G, E. Susong, chief
w. H. Greenway.
10th District-Roy Armitage,
chief; H. L. Milligan, Claude Hurley,
Clarence Gass, James Armitage, W.
R. Bailey, H. H. Thomas.
18th District-Jos. w. Hodge,
chief; /. H. Carter, R. 7. Kelly.
18th District-Charles Hardin,
chief; r. A. Brumley.
18th District. C. v. Lowe, chief
]. R. Todd.
14th District-Henry Earnest,
chief; j. ]. Frazier,
18th Distriet-Jos. H. Maupin,
chief, Jockey; E. C. Prather, Chucky
M. D. Armstrong.
18th District. A. White, chief ;
O. M. Hays, Chuckey,
Jearoldstown
18th District. R. Kilday, chief ;
M. P. Chase, J. R. Smith, Jearolds-
town.
18th District-M. F. Humphreys,
C. W. Legard, chief.
10Th District-Alvin S. Keicher,
chief; E. A. Cobble.
goth District-W. D. B. Doty,
chief; R. D. Malone.
21st District. 0. Young, chief /;
G. N. Morrison.
22nd District. G. Rowan, chief;
H. A. Dobson, G. H. Shoun.
23rd District. B. Cloyd, chief !;
]. P. Boles.
oath Districts. A. Bell, chief.
25th District-Chas. D. McNew,
chief.
26th District-Jas. G. Keebler,
chief.
The date Of registration will be
announced later. In the meantime
it is the duty of the above named
registrars to have places selected and
made ready for the purpose of reg
istration so that as soon as the Presi-
dent issues his proclamation all the
for registration can be
started promptly on time, Full in
will be mailed the regis
,rars as to their duties later on.
The above list has been certified to
The Governor and all Registrars APP
pointed will be expected to serve.
LOCAL BOARD FOR
GREENE COUNTY.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-14

II will be good to citizens to learn that steps
have been taken by the city council looking to their well
fare and comfort We are told that the law regulating
the keeping of CATTLE hogs and sheep in the stock
at the depot overnight will not be tolerated longer
BY investigation ii was discovered that there has been
law the statute books for number of years that
would have corrected this nuisance long ago if it had
been enforced.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-14

The President and his cabinet held a meeting yes
terday presumably to discuss by which the Ger
man U-boat might be suppressed. Strikes us we are
rather late in starting campaign Of this nature. II
these devdOgs along our coast and for the dis
lance mentioned in Mondays Washington dispatches, our
coast towns and cities could be made to suffer greatly
before anything be done at this late hour to stop it.
cannot believe that any considerable number Of Ger
submarines are on this side Of the water; however,
does not take any great number Of them to accom-
plish the kind Of work they we're built for.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-14

With the opening of public schools it will be more
important that the laws regulating the speed of auto
mobiles throughout the city be rigdly enforced The
streets will be full Of school children and our city off
cials responsible for their protection.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-14

Only two weeks Of summer. When bad weather
sets in and long winter nights come you will enjoy read
ing account Of the days happenings throughout the
ccuntrythe actual results the battle 'front.' where
boys are in the death struggle and the visits of the
home daily newspaper will be appreciated Better
arrange to have The Daily Sun sent yOu next time you
are in the city,