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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-04-04
STATE OF MAINE

Somerset, as. Probate Court
In Vacation March 81. 1918
on the petition OF Harold X. Murray
of Arson in said County, praying that
Welby f. Murray of Skowhegan in
said county be appointed administrator
of the estate of Clarence w. Murray
late of said Arson, deceased.
Ordered. That notice thereof be CIV
en- to all persons interested. prior Ia
the return day hereof, by causing a
copy of this order to be published
three weeks successfully In the Inde-
pendent Reporter newspaper pub
lshed at said Skowhegan in said coun-
ty, that they may appear at a Special
Probate Court to be held at Skowhe-
gan in and for said County. on the six
teenth day of April A D. 1918, at nine
o'clock in the forenoon.
CHAS. o. SMALL.
Judge of Probate
A true copy.
Attest:
PHILO STEWARD,
3wl3 Register
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-04-04

are all real men and all can shoot,
use the bayonet, throw grenades, go
on patrols, and do all the things a
soldier must know how to do, They
will soon have their chance in actual
battle. Let US hope l may bring
them all back.
Hoping to see you all sometime in
the near future, after the war, | am
your friend,
1T. JOHN w. HEALY,
109rd u. S. Inf,
Commanding Co T.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-04-04
Dexter Gazette Free

The Dexter Gazette will be sent free
to any OF our subscribers. for one
month. This gives an opportunity,
for any one interested in Northern
Penobscot or Southern Piscataquis
County TO read. without expense the
local newspaper OF that section.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-04-04
ICLlTI4 Schedule, Pass
l6.s3 enger Trains
In Effect January 20, 1913

Trains Leave skowheRan Week Days
SOS a. m. for " ateryile, Belfast,
Bangor. Oakland. Kineo, Pennington
strong. Bigelow. Rangsley, Lewiston.
Augusta, Brunswick. Portland and
Boston.
lS5 a. m. for wateryile. Oakland.
FarminEton Lew iston, Augusta,
Brunswick. Portland and Boston.
IpO p. m. for Wateryille. Belfast,
Harmony. Dover and Foxcroft, Ban
gor MAttawamkeag Augusta, Bruins
wick Bath. Portland. Boston.
PrninH Leave skowhegan sundays
SIS a. m for Waterville. Burnham.
Pittsheld. Bangor. Augusta. Bruins
wick Lewiston, Bath. Portland and
BOSTON.
Trains Arrive skowheasn week Days
~ q. III. from WRteryille.
1855 a. m. from Waterville, Belfast
rttsheld. Harmony. Dover and Fox
croft Bangor. Bucksport. Mondays
on,N1 Oldtown. Oakland. Bingham
Pennington. Lew vision, Augusta
Brunswick, Bath, Portland and Boston
$40 D. m. from WatcrYi0e. Belfast
Dover and FoXcroft Bangor. Bucks
port. Bar Harbor, Calais, Oakland, Au-
gusta. Lewiston, brunswick, Portland
and Boston.
Trains Arrive Skowhegan sundays
ll.05 a. m from waterville. Pitts
field, Newport. Bangor. Augusta, BatA
Brunswick, Lewiston and Portland
DC. DOUGLASS. General Manager
NJ. L. HARRIS. Geni PasA Agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

ing viii be conducted b" Dr. II. T.
Games for the LaSics Sewing circle.
ana tonight the pastor Ecv. J. Il.
iiut5on. l.. u. "!Ii preach.
BairbrIdso Str--t--Prcacn.ns morn
ing aud evening b. the pastor. rev. r..
JudSon Wcs,faii.
tnI,nr. Rev. George ". Swoac. u.
-. will preach at both services to-day
Revival services will continue through
out tho wcck.
Rnrton HeiEbts-Hcv L Aubrcy- Viii
l'ams. -. ~ VIII continue 20 pre-, ri,
at tho special cvansc'iYt;c services
whicn Will continue Throughout the
week.
I.~jEh Street.-The. Douglas s Free
nJu VII preach a. Il O'Clock and Rev.
!. !. Wicker. r. D., the pastor. a. \
O'Clock
Crow ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at II
O'clock and al a.5o 10y Rev j. !.
Wicker. u. J..
Grace Strcct-.-Usu.l scyNiccs q. II
o''ioa. ana az S. with sermon. By the
paa;oi key, finic% I. Gibson. y D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
ALL ABOUT IN VIRGINIA
building ari LcueraI Indm.trinl Note.
From Various Pnrts OF tho
OLA Dominion.

IN" county :yhcci Board of Norfolk
Coun,: proposes tu erect this summer
a $4,000 school building at I.avch
mon:.
-; Johns Ep scopa' Church a, I5ed .
ford cry viii soon begin erection o.
a mcw church buiit:rS ia tina; town
Tho ne" HOSPITAL for contractors
diseases 10 be erected IN Nutfrth il
20 cost 35nooo
The standard Oi! Conpan;. is pre-
pairing ~ erect garages ~ several Nir-
Sinia towns among them Stanton.
ii.-ric"nbury aud Woodsiock
The Iioonc Mi!l supply COMPANY o.
Boone Mil, Franklin County. has been
incorpc-a<d with 5la.O0O carital stock.
, Roanoke capitalists have in.c!po
rated tho Focahon;ns Coal ana Iron
Company. wi:h 100000 capital .to.a
70 dc@ IN mineral and coal lands. and
perhaps min. coat in Southwest Wiz
yin.a
The Chelsea Land COMPANY. Of Nor
io.N. mas anHpuncot It's Intention TO
devoicp 100 arrcs near Norfolk. the
improvements - include streets ana
Sidewalks:
In" Hur, Goa! Company. OF Ho~;o.,.
h"2 hccn incorporation ana organized.
rlth r Y. Hart rs president and g.
w Johnson - secretary ana treas
urc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AND FEEL FRESH AS
A DAiSY-TRY THIS!
Says glass ct het water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out polsont.

To see .he tingc Of health bloom ia
your face, 80 $50 YOUR skin SCI clearer
ana cIca rcr. 10 wake III without a
headache. taCkache coatoi tongue or
"a nasty breath, in fact 10 feel YOUR
best. dav in ard day out, just Try IN
side b. thing ever: morning for one
week
Before i'reaifast each day. drink
cisIs Of real hot water with A. tea.
spoonful ~ limestone phosphate III it
as a Harmless means Of washing from,
tho stomach liver, kidneys and houal.;
the previous days inGisestibic waste.
sour bic and toAii's thus rican.ine
swee'crinE and purifying tho fn,iYo
alimrntary canal before putting moro
food into tho stomach. The action ot
hot water and limestone phosphate on
All enipi! stomach is wcnderfully in.
MIGRATING. IT cleans out all the sour
Concentrations. gases and ,ridlty nd
gives one u splendid appetite for break.
fast.
\ uuartcr pound of limestone rho;-
plate will cost very little ut tho drug
store. hut ii SUFFICIENT to demonstrate
that. Those who arc subject 10 con.
sttpation bilious attacks, acid stom-
ach. rheumatic twinsca. also those
whose skin is sallow and complexion
pallid, that one week OF inside ba hing
will have them both looking and feel
Ing better in every way.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

determined TO make 'hiS renewal or
tho old worship fuil Of sunshine and
singing and cheer. The result vas that
'hc people themselves prolonged tho
FESTIVAL for second week. Chris
tianiiH ~ GLAD mcacage |, is free
from gloom and fca-. Il tells o! Gods
!o"o. Of thrists salvation trcC!y offered,
81 fellowship on earth and perfection
IN u carcn. We ought 10 sing brit;h:
ninns ~ "h;Ch All the people JOIN
! Wish Ali could nave heard 1900
Christian i.ndc 'v"r" OF Ohio siot UNI
der The le.lcrah!. rf oU- friend. Mr.
AicAanGc!. l. p+s Simply en- insp,ra-
,lon Hii'h- tho hear, 10 God and
h..'rr tho SOM Vita lat;h AMI iUvc
Tho "hoic story IS tu!I in tina, won-
dcf!ul verse. the ia:t OF CHAPTER 80
Then in" priests, the Ltvitcs. arose
and blessed ;he people. and their voice
"aS heard. and their prayer came up
t" lis molly dwelling place. even unto
Heaven"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
TRREE-O DAY CONFERENCE
nr. Naei'in"hlnn 10 Speak On Practical
Christianity at the

III, re cIou: work conference being
heif =: tne y " C. -. No-t!i F,c,h
street, Apri. -. q ana "a has been
Planned 'l sum Z, iraNnc7 a. 20 be a
rrA lnsp.; Ion. ana a the sam. tim,
n"ac'ich. ,n i's application. ReI'. II
-. 9. Aar.ac han n. u. VIII develop
IRE ITEM. q practical ,"hrisii.nitr il:
m 'hre"!"'d aSroCt o. tie church
IN" nome. 'hc community. ~ O'CLOCK
on suc"c.siN" n!Shis After hls lecture
r"und-tthie conference nill 10 pre-
>'doi over - Miss Anna Branch Tin.
ford. director 9! the secondary division
% the South.-n Presbyterian Church
'7lnr-T Will be served - $50 O'Clock
20 al who rcEiSt.y !, the Y. W =, /.
"'Sh. From $50 o'c:ack TO there Will
he sing Tho puzzle Is invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
STORAGE APPLE SUPPLY
Vorr"Icd Apples Hunnirt: Icn--rb-
"oAc" tnpd" More i'i.nti'ui. A.
rordinS IT, Go'"rn'urnt TIrpo-,>

Ih" ldtcs; rcn"rts from 40 storage
places 1" IN" government Bureau "t
Markets SHOW thst their rncms con
cain iS&i3i barrc's aud ..3T2.22s hoXca
of apples TIN" SIS s,oraeos that re-
ported FOR .tnrii :. OF thi. year and
Last show a rrcscu: stock OF a5N.SSN bar
r"is and ..i"",Gi5 lpNcs. "a. compared
with 1913. Go6 barrels aud !ioiicG
boxes las; year decrease ot 50 ucr
con; IN the har!ci.d apples and an in
'rc"'" 81 81" D'r cent in tho hox"C:
'nn'"T which Ia the equivalent of ti,.
Total incr"2S" or ls2Si barrels. Or lis
per cent t"r tho purposes Of thig.corn-
gHri"nn = - considered ma, ih-"c
h":s' arc equivalent 10 urr barrel
~" -. s,"rares that r"p.rtcd To-,
h"'h december +. lrIl and .,I,Y! /
1918. showed = docrcas az 10 nor
'cn' IN tho barr"'ci ample, ana err
Der cent ia tn" hoN"d apples. Or a total
decrease ~ rot pcr c"ut during the
month @: March. y lille tho sos storage.
reportinS their holdings FOR ho.h he.
ombcr j. lHiS. ana April /. l.iT. showed
: da"rcas" o. T.? per cent, IN Tho bar.
relied apple holdings aud 81 nor cent
IN tho boAod apple holdings. or q total
decrease OF -: per cent during March.
1917.
Me>, .f ,hc Virginia apnl.s s,orea
arc In harr"i<, AND thc." fcein to ir
scarce in the markets tnan Tho boxed
appies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
t,I'tSCDIb

81. AndreT'n-Mora!ng prayer sacra-
memt Of baptism and sermon At II
O'CLOCK ENcn!ng prayer and sermon
o; O'Clock. Celebration OF Tie Holy
Communion a 80 o'clock. The ser
wees VII! ne conducted b. the rector
Ecr. j. Francis Riboie
>t. Jnme.-HoIy Communion az S
O'Clock Morning PRAYER and sermon
~ II O'Clock Evenias prayer and
freeiand Peter VII preach q, both
services
"r""e--T;ev W II. bdrhha:d;. tho
rector, VII! prcoch al IL o'clock and a:
IL 'ro change in hour Of service.
rhria,--Hoiy Communion al 100.
tsna! Fcry.ccs at /! o'c.oc!, and ut
80, TIE rector. rev Charles W.
Sydnu: al. preach "a; both ae.,.ces.
t>cension-Hol3 Communion a
O'Clock. Morning prayer and sermon
a, o'clock. Evening prayer and ser
mon n o'cloc,.. re-. X Cary Mon:a-
"a. I'll! preach ~ nc morning se.y .ce.
ana The rector. Rev PHILIP \ Arthur.
Il, The evening service.
All >nint,'-lIo.y Communion at
O'clock. vim the usual acrvi.e AZ II
oc!oc" ana "a, O'Clock IN nc after
noon. bo,a services conducted Ry tho
'"cto- Rev J. y. Bowman
Morumeu,u,-Ecv. James ". Norris.
y. l.. tn~ i@c,or. viii preach a: Il
o.,toe" tnd ~ IN tho afternoon
-. rnur,-Norning rrl-or ard SCR
mon d" The r.c;cr Rev. w Russo!
ho"!o -. -. a. :! o'c,o. AZ The
"Ncnln: service a. e.5 the rector Kill
preach The second Q. a se-!ea Or ser
mons on R",h.nhiuG Christian Eelte,s
IN Relation to 'he Times The su9-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Scoffers and Doubters
Why Trt Prejudice 1iri Nou tn y
Lie of Nhcunhttr Tnr.urcf

f., Car tn Yourself. yru sufferer from
rhC'nra ism. no matter what fnHn, Go
20 Trarlr rruG Company. o. @nr good
druggist and cot racinEe ~ Eheu-
ina tho guaranteed rrc.crirt'or. Use
the entire bottle and # YOU DONE
THINK IL hSs given YOU n,iick and sure
rciicf. "a? 80. aud YOU can have your
mrner hack.
i"n'' that FAIR offer? Can YOU see
nny deceit or rcd tape about II What
chance do you take" Absolutely none
Then get bottle OF Ebcuma to,day
It's reputable rhyaici.n'a prcscrip-
ton. altogether different from RENE
dies Usually prescribed. free from mar
rotics, and perfectly harmless. Ehcu-
ma acts on the kidneys and helps to
force the uric acid from the swollen
joints and other lodging place" 1t
plcascs YOU IN a day: II makes you
hopeful and happy in weak. II has
released from bondage rhcunna tic suf-
fcrcra uho thought nothing would Give
relief II should do as much for YOU
1T seldom fails.
Don't miss this money back offer 4
largo bottle. Sufficient for two weeks
treatment. Is ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Special sermon at Sc. raul.

nFist Is ING LoN'or a. ine DIVING
a!;h vi ~ Inc suoisci Of Tire seq
ond Of series Of most Interesting
sermons tna' Eav. Waiter Russell
fo"se' u -, g preaching at the night
services ~ - 'sui'. Church urGer
the general head Of Matchmaking Ch.!s.
Tan EcI!efa IN Relation 10 the Times"
Inc service Wilt begin at SIS o'clock
this evening. ard cordial invitation
= EXTENDED 20 AL Hose VINO are in
tcres-cj
Tic Third and cc7c!UdnT s.-,non q.
the series will he preached by Dr.
Fowie next Sunday nient. Ap-il e. on
Inc imperative :Need for Christian
Inl;y'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
BUILDING AT SOUTH HILL
New 1uhsceo Warehouse Company to
Ercrt iiuuSr---rVbn"ro stem
mrry ., Vow t.OiDE IN.

SOUTH HILL. VA. .'pri! 20 Tho
Farmers Warehouse Company nus lccn
organized here with ample capital. ana
IL il proposed 10 begin at once TIA.
erection OF Il brick warehouse. - h"
completed ~ tim" 10 take part in the
handling Of the tobacco crop now bcimr
planted. anu which VIII hc ready FOR
the market IN the latter part 81 hu-
gust. The officers ar" ". ~. Elan,
ore >id"ri. g. &. flcrnJou, vice rycsi-
dent ". l.. C"u,o. treasurer. II. iiIcu-
niau, manager.
rc Hohcr;S Tobacco Companv. -.
'!onth RiN ana Chaa" CITY. .tra erect
ire hor. a tobacco .tcn'usr! that wi.l
&c in tLli operation tic coming To-
htcCo sell nG season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
MISCELLANEOUS.


tnii"rinn--Serv.ccs a; Il o'cloct.
Highland Springs lnitarian-r,reac,,-
'nS at ! clock L.: Re". Frank r-at,
thrIstinn Scicn~c-Rrgu!ar services
VIII be hold this morning AT II O'Clock
;hc subJec: vii! be Doctrine OF Atone
ment"
Observation-Disclosures az -
O'Clock and y, n me third roor audi
iorium % Colombo Hall
Society OF Observation-Disclosures meet
.HS 70! "orship All DC held N tho
olar room q the y II c. 4 at il
cicch.
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Csua! services Al II O'Clock ana a; =
conducted by thc pastor. Re- :. j.
s hcrer. j..
tro.toIir--EcEul services az s
o'ciocH wiki p.eacn.as 10 the Pastor
Ee". Is. O. pcase
Central y. ". &. A.-"Chr:S:,,n::v a.
Inc Crossroads AL ue Tho subicc, o,
~ ail.eas - II. main ald.to.iu.t. ;hls
afternoon a 20 ny Rev. cico.Sa "
ownpe. &c evangelist. M-= Margaret
Wa!*ec Iur.cs.. contca!to soloist, VIII
sing
bethlehem E,nuxeIicnn Lu,hernn-
Usual II o'clock and O'clock SER
v!c"s. "iih sermons ~ ;ac pastor. Rev
: II Mcuschke
Life and Advent Christfap Preaching
:; u o'c.ocE s7d u by Elder James
KoNit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Long Idle Tinnt Lc,tinr nr.r.

IS'".IHI q Tn Tii''ss- D.Jp"tchl
i'HioTY!. "a, .\p-l. @"-Thc & is
i"} brick plant. Hhich has been !j!ic
TO- NO years. awaiting 4 Plan 20 re
finance. ha: been leased hy Joe \
Caldwell. representing parties. wio
SIN ope-at- IN" PLANT q, It's tJ!l ~
racit o. 5000 briclSH daily This
PLAN Is provided w,th down-t:ratt
H.!rs. md beside /, ;h"rr IS :. morn
tain o. c:."ic" sha.". This shpIc wil
," Use! for brick, and IT IS proposed
att on :" U," @oms o. ;hc cia,s ~
thc !r'.r "d.a.e tn-ritorr for th- manu-
fac,ure ~ tito. vi,r:fnd brick ana other
clay rro6.ci:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
cotton rrodnr.. Factory 1T s,nr,cy.

Low tIL.. y. t Anil cn.---Th- Lola
Manufacturing Company IVA. hern in
co-r"rfted tn- jhc pHrpos. ~ manu-.
featuring COTTON products at Stnui.y.
= -. and =. /. craig, IF Mount Hotly
ana j g Rankin AVID :. ". Robin
son. 81 this MACE. r-c TIA. incorn"ra-
tors ';'hs tune to- tn" CONNIE rcr, ~, I;
Of operations At stanley has no, been
anMounNoi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
bristol AMI Washington Count, Aroused.

'S2s.,al tn The Times Dsratcil.l
BRISTOL. VA. .ipr.! 21.-Bvis.ni ami
wash irC'rH County arc active in .vcr,-
branch OF work inst wiii AID the Coun-
try IN tn, var. Work III cVc-: line .
BENG s.stcln.t:=cd. ana advancement :
are b"irc oc'f:"tcd cos capital Drn
i7"cr. - addition 20 this, IN. PEG
ole generally arc Contributing 10 the
Wa loans. Bristol last w"ri. received
the var train from the sixth Federal
Reserve rigirirt aud listened to rair.-
o,ic speeches t:om men accomranyin;
;ne train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Entertainment, at HiShln.d Springs

OF tNH orNchi Of iht Forcicn WAr
Ee.ls'. An entertainment VIII re given
e tho Highland Syringe School audi
t"r!um Wcdne day right. Rev E'ra.i>
FRAT viii lecture en- stephen Foster.
TIC writer ~: nerro melodies. aud the
FiShldn'. springs ministries will sing
INC Old piantation scusF r,sisted ~
member. Of the Womans club. under
shose -IsnicoS :he peneht Mil BE-
even NJ rat will he introduced 81
re, HJra Hoiia.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
FRUIT DAMAGE SLIGHT
snow rot So Had ns First Thcu,.:.t
NErat aud f.rn>n Grcri!!
al

WiSCHES'rEE. w. April 20 In
stead %! doiuL; rho damage feared ~
'h" i.nc ~" inavl -ucw Of la, W l.
has had i,.;l" cnc"t "u :rgil rroE-
poets i'm III" Shenandoah AMI Drnlhev-
land Valleys. Growers ana others Who
hcca'rr Hlrr'Uoi ut the SIGHT % 50
mud, snrw At ,rjs season have revised
'hcir ci'iiua;'s .: "r", dsln"sr. ani
re now e tho opinion thut the lam
acc w!it b" iriiiinG y; no tinn VA;
49,. thermometer iuW"g than tho nx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
For pcauty and Health.

ELTHGEtoErrGN, y -. ANIL -.
The CieSh"rn N:iis. OF 90 ci,.. have
plans ~ ian;Sci," artht,e.'S fox ca-
tens 80 n''!l village improvements. =:
ft tn" purroes - Tho company 80 max =
thcirs ono II Tho mast modern mill
villages ~ TIC stat" ana par'iculur
attention N!ll DC gwen 10 scenery and
hoalth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
HRlsTi.tN.

seventh Street.-The pasto.. Re-. II.
H. 6. Maciachlaa, p. y. VIII preach at
II cc!oCk and at s
Third--LSuai services ~ II o'clo,k
AMI a. ;, with preaching by the pastor.
Ecv j. g. Hclsa beck
Gnwnrdin A,enu--The pastor, Rev.
john =. Tate. "iil preach ? II o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Li,,leton KNITTING will. Getting sr,,

III 7 J = Z '7.N, ~ =, NNTN "N.-ThG
tiitioton knitting Mills. recently char
tered here. has recn duly orE3ni-.d
and has purchased q huild;n- alresd,.
equipped pirh steam power 1la ~ and
wil! a once install IN Is ooo ervio-
vT:tnt ior turnin. out noEe Thi. cnu;n-
meat which has been purchased in
Guides S'N'N-slS KNITTING machines tho
caps Gig NJ which viii be 4"6 rajrs
Of hosc dall>. J. NJ Bragg il tho
president Of the company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
iJf:RltN.

Lrn-- Covcnant-iicr i; - Ca!3-
WI. l.. -, VII! preach a. /. oc.oci,
ana a. :.
Firs,-rrcachIn a, II o'clock and
a. s:lo b. tho pastor. Re-. r. r. Nc
tadcn. -. j.
Sccond-PTeach!ns a. !! O'clock amA
.; sl1 hY ,ns pastor, Rev. Russell
Ccr.i. u l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

at f.cszinE point. and there was al
"HNS SUFFICIENT wind rp create ,anrl"
air drainage Ia tho orchards Farmers
i"pnrird today ihnt III" sucW haI
r'"n n almost inrc.imablc bcncGt 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
ezeklah, faithful King

Sermon by
SEN. FLOYD W. TONkINS.

t4fnc1 bad mcn have good SONS.
u blessing often results from the
of good mother. who warns her
iSainst the sins 90 cusi,, Inherited
fathor W. do no, know any
about .hhiJah COR hb:. as she ia
ed N tho Cock OF kIuxsJ. hut We
easily read between the lines. aud
rc ;na' - the mother OF Hezc-
she brouGh; ia. lad UP 80 fear
Lord Thank God Tor good re-
VS. mothers who talk Win their
rem about God and prar wi.h
+ Sometimes in reading the hfth
fnandmcnt VIC pass too quickly
the words and Thy mother" we
u TO emphasize ;hcn am glad
ave Mothers Day" in the United
=.
Is Il relic, TO fnd a good King
ssl 'h' many who re.2ned over
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Eirxt English Evangelical /
4 pontolir-E

Usual services al II O'Clock ana a, :
condue'"d ny TN" pastor. Re-. T. j.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

Society OF Frlcnd1-I

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.rS 70! "o:ship All DC held N tho
olnc room q tha y. II c. = at il
q ciCch.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-19
!American-French
Troops Sweeping
Onward in Drive

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planes could not be gotten out Of the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-19
STATE BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION. TO
MEET AUGUST 9Th


The state board Of equalization, con-
sisting Of the governor, attorney gen
eraL state treasurer, commissioner Of
agriculture and labor and state audi.
tor, will convene at the capitol Au-
gust to equalize assessed valuations
as between counties and to assess rail
ways and other public utilitie. State
Auditor K0sitzky, who is secretary of
the board, anticipates no general in
crease in the assessed valuation Of
the state. 1t is not necessary, he stat
Cd Mr.. Kositzky is OF the opinion
that the railways will be assessed on
the same valuation as last year. The
railways strenuously object to this
basis of. taxation, and their protest is
still pending in supreme court. Many
counties have accepted the railroads
tender of two-thirds of the taxes as.
sessed against them, but there are sew
eral counties which have scOrned any
of the railways money.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-19
$4,000 SUGAR
STATEMENTS IN
GOPHER LIST

St. Paul, MINI. July 19.-With 49,
900 sugar statements already filed by
Michigan housewives, the sugar div
sion of the state food administration
has announced that careful investiga-
ton showed patriotic cooperation from
every part of the state. 1t is under
stood that less. than two percent Of
the families of Minnesota are suspend.
ed of not cooperating to conserve FOOD
and sugar.
The card system. which recently
was put into effect in South Dakota,
has attracted some attention in Min
nesota. In order to enforce the pro-
hibition of not more than three
pounds of sugar per person, per
month, for domestic use, each custom
er is provided with sugar card.
Dealers are forbidden to, sell sugar
without making the proper record on,
each card. Ill