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Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23
SIGN CONTRACT
OR NO W|ER

Continued rom Page One)
without the wen which remains in
the river and whl>h the Secretary
of War insists be removed if we
entirely reject the contract Of
fered.
ROSE WANTS CONTRACT
KILLED.
Mark Rose and his friends, in
their desire to have the District
kill the proposed contract before
il reached the people in any form,
objected TO any compromise plan
for amendments. etc. The East
Side Mesa people were loud in
their denunciatiOns. There was
not room enough i'm the Districts
present meeting quarters for more
than two or three other citizens
besides the Rose people.
Mr.. McPherrin proposed that the
people ratify the present contract
with the condition that it provide
for the building of an all-Ameri-
can canal, instead of dumping the
Laguna dam water into the pres
ent system at or near Pilot Knob.
but this did not satify the Rose
ties.
One man got up and urged the
District to take over the Rose
contract and operate under it, but
it was explained that Washing
ton would not allow this.
Mr.. Holt stated that he did not
believe the people of the Valley
would condemn him for going to
Washington and doing his best for
a contract that would stand over
other contracts inimical TO the in
terest of the people of the Dis
trict. He said the representatives
Of the District were friendly to
Rose. and did the best they could
for his people.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23
LIBERTY BONDS
1. Are United States, Gov
ernnent Bonds.

I. Are United States. Gov
ernnent Bonds.
2. Are supported by every
dollar of the enormous re-
sources of the United States.
8. They bear interest at a
rate higher than earned by any
other class of Government
bonds.
4. They do not represent a
war gift or donation but the
highest type of protit-produc-
ina investment.
S. They are in denomina-
tions ranging upward from $50
to suit the convenience and the
finances of every American who
wants to help his country.
6. They are transferable and
constitute an ideal security.
7. If you are willing to help
your country any bank or trust
company will help you by ac-
ceptlns your order and arrang-
ing terms Of payment without
the imposition Of any commits
sion or charge for its services.
ANY BANK WILL HELP YOU
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23
CAPTURED, But NOT CoSQU Erred

There statue Cyrus E Dalln New YORK seup
for that embod the spirit the American fighting man. is
figure of Corporal Foster Leh of Schenectady n " VINO
reasoning that by of their practVes try to
make the prisoner held by themselves object of deflsion
by such means as are IN thef
villages making MIN the
butt of Jokes the zenry laugh and point their fingers al
him They that nothing they may do Will change
the fixed policy adopted by their enemies toward
Germans taken do in spite of the fact that 1t
merely akee still the fighting line the more de-
ermned to defeat them
that this procedure gives people home impression OF V
cpe German power
few Americans weeks ago. the Ger
while being nued eered at Inc
pcures broadcast throughout the German empire
cheer the war-weary folks the trenches Perhaps they
the sought
If So it Hun. because mhnowngly ne put
foes by such tactics The photo
craph came Boston sculptor and he with the
He saw in the figure Corporal personcaton of Amer
ca defvng perceived the cam unmoved civilization
Of the United abuse amid erect ao
all but the of the world Inc heroic
statue was inspires and nvigoates hosts Corporal
eb prisoner coraventon Of the laws OF war; Is
than Corporal Leh could poso!
have been uncaptured and fighting in the trenches
Thus and defeat Itself 1t may
CAPTURE
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

america says Secretary McAdoo, will fighting
of right and justice vndcated and secured
the
Traitors have precptated strikes spies have done
their work hampeng The strong and resoute
being them and they shall
must with traitors and spies We must But
we are not year old, and not single Of
these traitors spies the laws penalty for traitors and
put death by the strong and resou hand OF
America" 1t Is time that hand to show tsef
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23
LIBERTY LOAN MOTHER
GOOSE RHYMES

Sing a song of pennies,
For pennies now rank high;
Five and twenty pennies
A thrift stamp will buy.
Sixteen stamps Of thrift
Will buy q little bond
And bonds will give short SHIFT
To Hans and Fritz beyond.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

General Pershng shows again his the psychology
by Of the Woonsocket 'for
exceptionally fine rendered unloading its military
cargo at base port France Special privileges
words highly
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

United shipped 100000 Of food suffs to the
These supplies necessary munitions 1t
should a every and VINO
pound their month that they helped
make shipments possible
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

suspended meaess day and the meat
the price Perhaps they figured
tidy egg during the period of abstinence
There isn't much gets by the packers.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

Chaplin drafted for service Ihey don
shows the cantonmen he TO- 1t VIII be
diversion enough recruits just him drilling
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

might thought he really had hurt the Dutch
mans feelings ships he hadn't the
Old fellow wink the he let that howl
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

The German pleasant calling their enc
mics dogs except they call them Swine But things are
eened UP pretty Somebody explains that the word iun
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

IN shipped 10000 tons of foodstufs
to the Allies figures tell you what became of some of the
stuff you didn't
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

The German Kreuzzetung sp:akn gof Americas entry INTO the
We thoroughly mistook American sentiment mere
one German telling the truth
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

Tha farmer unwilling raise 1925 wheat should ask
himself the question willing exchange places with his boy
who is facing German bullets for $50 month
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

Colorado man jaw bone patched with rib But
this isn't the first which rib used to perfect
talking machine.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

Phone your wants to The Press
sand get quick results.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

If hazng proGermans continues pretty soon
there won't be roads with, enough
feathers to stuff pillows with.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23
Loan Total.

(By Associated Press)
Washington, April 22.-Reports in
dicate that Liberty Loan subscriptions
have passed a billion and half.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

Scores pictures General Foch have been pub
1Sbed recen and would recognize Of the
others.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

pooooms of the cities ought to round up many
good aran could employed in projecting
lead balls than n rolling ivory
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

reported" that of the shells from the 'mhe gun
brought down apane 1t fired schedule her
after FL aS 81
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

Fight or Liberty Bonds If will do neither
stem off the earth and make civilization
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-23

The captured Ham, Let hope it Wis picked
clean to the bone when they got it.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-03-28
IRON COUNTY, MO-.

100 WI lue, waiting on Co court day
Nov. ) 1893 G w Hanson, sal Co up to Oct 81 and
trav expenses (
1874 j S Conway. sal Co Treas to Oct 81 and
dish school funds |
200 Arthur HUFF, fees earned to Sept 30 I
2o1 Same, deputy hire to Oct 81 /
a4 w Edgar, Jr, sal Pros atty to Oct 81 2
2OG Arthur Huff, mkg NJ l. NJ tax books, etc
PIP r Edgar, sal Ref Juv Court to Oct 81
Nov. 6 22l w H Blue, waiting on cir court and
serving petit jury
2l II B Jones, sal CO Judge days
20, j A Rube. same, 2 days and mileage
26 A. Babcock, same, 3 days and mileage
2y7 w II Blue, waiting on Co court 3 days
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-03-28
S!1S15 81
COSTS IN CRIMINAL CASES

Treas Iron Co, fec bill, State VS. Belcher 81 81
w II Blue, board OF prisoners IS 80
Treas Iron ca, fee bill. State VS. Turner 10 90
w Fl Blue, board OF prisoners So 30
Treas Iron Co, fec bill, State VS. Kanaday Al 20
Same, same, VS. Larimer 81 81
Same, same, VS. Inman Il Is
Same, same, VS. Inman II 10
DIR | A Marshall, med attendance Co Jail 3 90
w Fl Blue, board of prisoners 17 90
Treas Iron Co, fec bill, State " Chandler
4 Martin %
Same, same, VS. Chandler 90
Same, same, VS. j } Sutton % p
Same, same, VS. Sheriff. u 10
w RI Blue, board of prisoners 80 90
Same, same ~ W
Treas Iron Co, fee bill, State vs. W
Thomas Is s.
Same, same. VS. Ab Yates ~
Same, same, VS. w Chandler %
Same, same, same 10
Same. same. VS. NJ Chrisco 80 70
Same. same, VS. j II Haven 30
" ~ Blue, board of prisoners 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
HIGH DEGREE or SKILL.
DISPLAYED by MIR. COLE

Mr. Cole displayed a high degree of
p!an!stic Skill in his solo numbers. He
accomp !ished tour de force with his
Hubenstein "kamcnnoi-Ostr play
Ing 1t with finished artistry. His ''Hol-
laender March" in - nat. was also .,
brilliant number, the marked rhythm
well emphasized Mr.. Coles Chopin
numbers were given with delicacy Of
musical detail. though this group wouli
have been given to better advantage
had he been furnished with full-siZed
grand instead OF the parlor instru-
ment. TO which the dimensions OF the
stage seemed to limit him. Mr.. cole
ia all his numbers save great sitisfac-
ton. ana. responding to urgent recall.
he gave tho Macpowcil number. Love
in a Pos:chaisc.' a selection not often
heard here Mr.. Coles accompani-
mcnts to the club songs were full of
force and spirit. and added much 10
the completeness OF the program.
The first Verse Of America" opened
the concert and the star SpangIed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
WASHINGTON MASONS COMING


Washington Centennial Lodge. No.
Il Aucicu,, Free and Accepted MasorE,
wili pas Il visit TO Richmond on Satur-
Gay when it's members VIII be lh.
guest of Lodge OF strict observance.
80 2t- OF this city. The Washington
Maaous will arrive a, Eliza station at
-.lo saturday evening. and wIil b."
met by the local Masons IN AUTOMOBILES.
who viii take them for Sightseeing
ride about the oity. taking in many
points of historic ami scenic Interest.
: called communication oi Lodge of
strict Observance Will hc opened at 5
.'lucE in the Masonic Temple. corner
Broad and Adams streets. and the
team OF the Washington lodge Viii!
cou..r the third degree. About 100
Washington Mnsons will be in the Wis
.it.ur delegation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
GOVERNOR DAVIS SUPPORTS
CAMPAIGN FOR BOYS HOME
Declares People OF state should
Realize Great Work Now Being
Done by InStItntinn.

Eacl, Of tho campaign TO raise $50
900 in this state for the heneii, OF the
Covinston school for Homeless Toys
IS tho hearty support of Governor
Wcstmoreland DAVIS, who urges all
charitahly inclined people 20 lend their
aid 10 the institution
In letter written yesterday 10 Re-.
George Floyd Rogers. president Of tho
school the Governor says:
II understand that an effort IS NOW
being made to raise q fund Of $4,000
liz Virginia 10 complete tho cduIpmcnt
OF the Industrial school and farm Tor
homeless boys At tovnGton. Va.
The mission this school is perform
ing is ono that should be encouraged
and supported ny tho people of Nir-
ginia. Your institution provides a home
for boys who should he placed under
proper supervision ana care and who
should not be committed 10 thc state
Rcfornatory At this time. when Viz
cinians arc going overseas in defense
Of freedom and Of the nation there
gill he many more cases where boys
will be left homeless. 20 tie cared for
by the state.
Il have no hesitancy whatever in
bespcakinc fun support for this school
and earnestly urging the people OF
Virginia to provide this fund Of So
coo. which is necessary TO complete its
equipment"
Another letter almost equally as
leasing has come 20 President Rogers
rom Lieutenant Albert Houston. The
naval recruiting officer now stationed
in this city. Lieutenant Houston said:
'ln the enlistment Of Phillip Lee
Ncisz ono Of your boys in the United
states Navy several days ago. it was
brought to my attention the great WORK
YOU arc doing at Your home and farm
and how gratifying ii must bc to YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
WOMEN MAKE RECORD
Liberty I.onn SnIcs In Virginia by
Various ORGANIZATIONS Surpnss
All Expectations.

Subscriptions /" ;;e third Liberty
loan by the women organizations OF
Virginia amounted 10 si0,o96.%0n or
s2.Tol. 200 more than that raised by
similar organizations ID the next high
"st state IN tho Fifth District. This
next state was North Carolina with
subscriptions OF s7.335.lO0. These arc
figures submitted TO Mrs. George J.
Scay. chairman.
Sales Of the other States are as fol-
lows: West Virginia. third s6.aS4.sSO:
Maryland. fourth, S5.7o5,G5O: South
Carolina, nth. $4,is1.Scc. All made
the grand total of S3t.5S3.4So. The
District Of Columbia was taken as a
separate unit Although the city OF
Baltimore has scvcra! times tho popu-
lation o, Richmond subscriptions in
that city obtained by women workers
were sl.252,1oo less than those obtain
ed by the women Of Eichmond The
woman's committee OF Richmond made
sales acEregatinE s&.@S2.l5o while tho
Baltimore committee sold S2o"a.45o
worth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
Virginia Homcopn Medical Doctors
Hold Annual Meeting. and select
Or. Il. i. Earis, vrcSidcnt.

Tho annual meeting OF the rsinia
homeopathic Medical Doctors WAS held
last night in Rcugers Hotel with a
large number OF doctors from all parts
OF tho stat. in attendance. DIR. Will
liam Dulauey Thomas, OF Baltimore.
was the guest OF honor The principal
paper of the evening was read by DR..
q w johnson, OF Dauvlle. after which
general discussions of the topic were
made 10y Dr j l.. Jennings, OF Dan
willie and Or. Thomas, of Baltimore.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: Dr. X. +. FariS. of
Eichmond. PRESIDENT: Dr.. Harry T..
Baker, of Natural bridge. vicc-presi-
dent, ana Or. g. ". Thomas. OF Dan
.illo. secretary. While the attendance
was good, the effects OF the war on the
membership could bc noted for a con
siderable mumber were absent on this
account.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
FIRST DETACHMENT ARRIVES
FOR COURSE AT FAIR GROUND
Authorities Expect All al SnO Men
From West NirSinin to lie
Chartered Before NiyhtfnII

y detachment Of nfty-nvc West Nir-
ginia soldiers, the first OF the 500 TO
arrive IN the city, came i'm on the Rich
rnond Fredericksburg aud Potomac
railroad last ni@ht at 80 O'Clock
Two special trains VIII arrive to-day.
Director w H. MaGc". of the State
Fair Grounds Training School. stated
last niG ht-on" over tn" chesapeake
aud OHIO. containiug 32l m"u and the
other over tho Richmond. Er.dcricks-
bar. ani Potomac, containing @ti men.
The first train Is duo 10 arrive at
S25 o'clock this morning and the
other At II.
Th" commander of the troops has
not yet arrived, hut me is expected at
amy moment. other officers viii come
shortly after him. Of which there will
b" fifteen in number. Nll ot tho 500
troops TO engage iu Vocational train
ing FOR q period Of TWO months at the
school just completed at tho state Fair
Grounds. arc expected TO arrive in
Richmond before mi%h,fall or not later
than to-morro" There were due TO
have arrived Yesterday morning
Lieutenant l.. T.. strobe sanitary Of
nccr Of the contingent. Was the only
officer that arrived Yesterday from
West Virginia. Five captains and eight
li"utcnantS from Camp Ice. who have
hecn detailed for part Of this work
by tho War Department game IN yes
;crdav also.
to como from Fortress Monroe. Di-
rector Magee said last night chat he
expected tho greater portion OF the
troops 10 &c In Richmond today.
The hrst few days OF training a,
the new school will lac devoted L.
orGa nizatiolt work Automobile nc
chanics loaned by dealers and repair
~ ifI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
TELL YOUR WIFE
CoRNs LIFT OFF
Doesn't hurt a bit to lift corns
or calluses off with
fingers

Not tWincc or pain or soreness
before applying. or afterwards. This
may sound like dream To corn poster
cd men and women who have been
cutting. filing and wearing torturouS
plaStcrs. Yes. Corns life out and cal
luscs peel off as If by magic. says this
Cincinnati authority.
y quarter ounce Of frcczonc costs but
It few cents at any drug store. Apply
i few drops directly upon your tender
corn "r calluS. and instantly tho sore
ness disappears: then shortly the corn
or callus Will he so loose that it lifts
off.
f'roezone dries instantly. 1t doesn't
cat out the corn or cailus, but just
Shrivcls il up so il lifts away without
even irritating tho surrounding skin.
Women should keep it on the dresser
and never let corn or callus ache
" ico-- AIX.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
MALE CHORAL SOCIETY
GIVES NOTABLE CONCERT
Given This Year at the Jcfrcr-
son auditorium.
CHOItus's WORK EXCEPTIONAL
Two SoloistS Bring Artistic ,lcrit
AMI tnuucstioncd Excellence 10
orcaSion-Alany of Organizations
Men in Service.
ny JOIN C.ouGn MINUS.

The Richmond Male Choral society
gave Il notabl" conccr, at the jefferson
auditorium last evening. marking the
close Of it's present season. Both in
point OF attendance and in general in
torcst no conccr, Of a local charact or
at the Jefferson has exceeded it dur
Ing tho N"ar. Enthusiasm ran high,
ANA in every way possible tho entire
success Of tho concert was demon
stratcd
The Choral Society SANE "Iccptjonal-
~ well. and it's Two soloists, Mrs.
Frances West Eci;hardt, soprano. and
Quincy colo. pianist. In their respective
numbers. brought much or artistic
merit ana uuGucs'ioncd excellence to
tho occasion. Mrs. Rcinhardt sang
like a pima donna. while MIR. Colo
moved himself "a virtuoso. Mr.. iIarkcr
has ample reason 10 hc proud Of tho
performance Of his forces who. under
his able Leadership. acquitted them
selves with credit
With ov'f twenty men in tho SER
vice tho club mustered some thirty
odd mon on The stage. In tin main
we'll balanced, tho club sang with vcrvc
aud spirit, responded we'll 10 tho di-
rector. shaded WHOM called upon and
in places requiring soft effect. really
sang pianissimo. IN tho vocal accom-
panimcnt TO tho soprano obll=ato parts.
the effect was rlcasiu. In tho quality
Of ton" which proceeded from tho club
ana contributed greatly to the artistic
rendition Of both the Mohr oponiu:;
chorus and tho "Gounod Ave Maria"
In tn" Hacker composition. stars Of
tho summer Sight" q particularly
pleasing selection ANA written accord
nc 20 the best traditions OF male part
chorus. tho club met every requirement,
and the number. unaccompaniod. was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
MRS. REINIItRDT AGAIN PROVES
AZ ARTIST OF ABILITY

TWO numbers in lighter vein relieved
tho Program. tho Rolling Down TO
Rio" being repeated and tho Maiden
Fair" serio-comic scrcnadc uoritin- 4
recall, In subsequent rendit!ons of
tho latter number it would do no harm.
and would improve tho effect If tho
bassos were somewhat moro rough in
their part OF tho song. TO afford suf-
heicnt contrast {" the teu"r's lyrical
moioiy The 'irasciblo old party"
probably exercised his wrath TO the
utmost
Mrs Hcimhard; both in her obi
cato parts and IN her solo numbers
again proved herself the posscssor 81
beautiful voice and artistic OF
marked ability. She Was in cXcellcn,
voice. particularly 80 in her group OF
songs-the Two numbers with the
club made demands upon her vocal
resources. which were amply mot. and
IN the Gouuod ave Maria" her uppc:'
tones were spIcndidly resonant ana
brilliantly emitted. The 'Nicillc Chan
SON OF HiIct MAS as good AN exhibit
tton Of sustained lcgato vocu!iZaticn
"a ono might wish 10 hear. |, was Il
of her best work in the October con
cert. The Eishop aria, 10. Hear the
Gentle Lark afforded an opportuui
20 hear The artistic in an unusual typ
OF song ana she gave 1t remarkably
well. with Aucucy and command. Mrs.
Rcinhardt VAS accompanied in her solo
numbers by ". Kirk Matthew'S who
met every requirement. After her
Bishop number, Mrs. Reinhardt re-
ccivcd something like an ovation. 10
which she responded with q Rurleinh
negro spiritual "WallIing Jerusalem
Just Like John" and an additional
number by Bond. Nothing But Love"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
ALIENS FOOT-EASE DOES IT

When your Shoes pinch or your corns and
buniohS rchc 40 that YOU arc tired all over.
trt N!I1h GOT Esac. inc antiseptic pow
klrd III th" foot bath. II will take the
sting out of "orns and unions and give
Instant relief I" Smartng. Aching. Swollen
Tender feet over 100000 packages arc
being used hy tho American. British and
!r"r"h troops. Sold everywhere. csc.
Don't accept any snbstitute.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
ua>ons viii Sell ncnI Estate.

Upon request OF tl.e trustees Of Ii
bcrtas Lodge IF Perfection No. :. An
cicnt and Accepted RITE OF Frcemas-
omry. an order Was issued yesterday by
Judge Il. Carter Scott in the City Cir
suit Court permitting the sale OF the
property owned by the lodge. located
at the southeast corner OF Monument
Avenue and Deep Run street. TO {. *.
Lassiter for S!30oo The dimensions
oil tho plot are so feet SIS inches by
feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

home in peaceful pursuits would
rather be on the fighting line in
defense of liberty if they felt strong
enough for such an ordeal. 1t takes
good red blood to be courageous.
You can acquire rich, red blood by
exercising in the outdoors, breathing
exercises every morning, and taking
an appetizing tonic pill made up of
soluble iron, together with native
herbal extracts, called "Irontic."
These "1rontic Tablets were dis
covered by DR.. Pierce and his able
Staff at the Surgical Institute, and
were invariably found to give vitality
to the blood and strength to the
nerves. Thepersonwhomightb run
down, with watery blood, face pale,
or those warning signals of distress,
such as pimples or boils, Immediately
begins to have better appetite,
soon gets over the blues" and be-
comes bright, buoyant and happy.
Take "Irontic" for few weeks, and
notice the difference. You feel full
of vim, vigor and vitality, instead
of tired, WORKOUT and dull.
Druggists sell "Irontic " in eoc. walls,
or send loo. for trial pkg. to DR.. Pierce's
Surgical Institute in Buffalo. N. Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

bcr of inhabitants wcrc dcpor,cd and
have since died in intcrnmcnt camps.
Those who remained were massacrcd
by Austrian soldiers. In other districts
the population is dying OF Starvation.
AS result Of such economic misery
tho deaths exceeded the births by 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
trrLE >iTI ALTON SERIOUS
I'Etb.! fttIl!ti.I SHORT Si.i'

Taking into consideration 'h. f.nt
,ha, last ,car moro ,tau l.-6 c.~ loads
pf apples wore hirrod from AuEu-ta
county alone aud rhp, Ono the ordinary
course Or events tnle ourh, 80 100 81
fruit year with the crop cA "cd.nr
ihs, of last YEAR something must 30
done ~ once =" relieve the o>Ipcnoio-
of situation which threatens 90 bc "a
very serious ono Without tho barr-i-
- VIII ho Impossible 10 market the
fruit, q Joss TO the fruit growers which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
IL ST SPEAK ~.

To insert II Want Nd in The Times
Dispatch. just call Randolph and
speak il. An experienced Want Nj
takGr will serve Nou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

Fruit Hearts" is tho Chewing Gum
Cocktail Delicious fruit flavor with
chndN coating. It's original. All
Made by Frank H. l'l"cr Corporation,
Ihiladc lph !a.-AdV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
PATRIOTIC GATHERING
Negroes Complete Arrangements for
Great Mnss-MccUnE Tuesday I'm
Leigh street Methodist Church.

Arrangements are being completed
for the patriotic masS-mccting to be
held next Tuesday night in Leigh