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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-27
LARGE SUM FOR ARMENIANs
FROM MUSIC CLUB CONCERT

The sum of s2s2.50 has been sent
by the Armenian Relief committee Of
Portland from the committee here a.
result Of the concert recently given
for this benefit by the Musical club
Of klamath Falls. The sincere thanks
0 fthe committee to the members Of
the club an dtheir associates for their
earnest effort Is extended.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-27
DIVERS WORK
SAVES Vessel

One Of the most remarkable feats
IN the history Of American labor. &C.
cordins to Capt. Louis Turner. rep
resenting marine underwriters. was
the submarine repairing Of steamer
salvagcd on the California Coast by
q diver named Theodore wicks. The
success OF this man In this perilous
work made Il possible to raise the
vessel for further important service
In the governments war program,
where shipping IL so urgently need
ed
There were fully 100 patches OF
temporary nature to be put on the
shattered sides OF the vessel while
Il was humping about on the rocks.
making II by all odds the biggest Job
Of the kind ever attempted on the
Pacific coast. The biggest patch was
10 feet wide and ls feet long. Three
layers Of inch plank. with canvas
between, were used in patching. This
kept the water out while the ship
was being pumped.
Large numbers OF shipping men
visited the dry dock where the ship
went after Diver wicks' exploits,
and were astonished that Il had been
possible to salvage the vessel at all.
rhe divers work ID viewed all along
he coast ~ an Inspiration to labor
n It's great task Of winning the
war.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-27
life MADE
UNPLEASANT
FOR MONARCH

JAzxY. RUMANlA. Aug. 2S.--
(By courier 10 Paris correspondent
Of the Associated Press) Threaten.
ed with the bludssou Of German mill.
tarism aud With loss Of the throne Of
Rumania II they offend the ssnsibili'
ties or oppose the policies Of their
German masters. the fate OF King
Ferdinand and Queen Marie. Of Rum.
ania. ID most unhappy. Germany has
resorted to every means Of making
their lot ~ uncomfortable ~ possi.
BILE.
Living tod&y In the little village Of
Bicas. on the Rumanian.Austrian
frontier. In what amounts to self.
imposed exile. every convenience o.
accommodation that might bs consider.
ed q privilege has been taken from
them BY the 0ermans. who now have
the country and the people complete
ly subjected and shackled.
No opportunity hiss been lost by
the Germans to exact retribution
from the Queen for her action In
bringing Rumania to fight against
the Central Powers. and no discount.
esy CT slight h considered too great
for the King for what the Germans
consider his betrayal Of the Hohen.
sollern family and his own blood re.
latives.
When the Queen sought recently
to write to her mother. the Duchess
Of Edinburgh. who II now living In
Gotha. 0ermany. the German auth.
orities told her she could do 10 only
BY sending the envelope unsealsd and
having the contents examined BY the
censor. In the letter the Queen at.
tempted to describe her anguish Of
mind and heart and the harshncss Of
the German rule. but every such re-
ference was summarily cut out by the
censor.
Again. when Her Majesty cabied
to the American Red Cross appealing
for tho sympathy and support Of the
people of,the United States. the Ger.
man officials in Jassy threw every
obstacle In the way and finally pas.
sed the message in an expurgated
form.
The King likewise IL made to bear
many unpleasant sxperisncss. when |
recently the Rumsnian Parliament |
was prepcring to re-ssssmble for the
purpose Of ratifying the Germany |
peace treaty. King Ferdinand was
asked TO open the procsedinGs. His
M,jesty found Il very painful duty.
To avoid fulfiiling Il. hs kept to his
bed for three days and Insisted he
was no equal to the task. On the
third day. n. Marghiloman. the pro.
German Prime Minister. came to the
Palace with an ultimatum. In the
most Incorporating manner no
said 10 the King.
"Opsn Parliament today or you
will be forced 70 accept my resign.
atitn % Premier. which ] nov hold
In my hand"
The King realised that II Marghi.
loman rssisnsd . new Cabinet would
be formed. with n. Carp. bis bittsrsst
antagonist % its probable head. and
that his dynasty would then b over.
thrown. % hs yielded to Marghi.
loman's threat and went to the Nat.
ional Theatre In Jassy. where the -.
yions OF Parliament are held. and
delivered . psfunctory address which
occupied not more than four or five
minutes. Only the members who -
German were present.
Toward the German authorities
the King and Queen are forced BY
to maintain an attitude
quite contrary TO the innermost feel.
lng Of their hearts. The royal fam.
lily and indeed oil the loyal Ruman.
lans place lll their hope In the Unitsd
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-27

State Fair. Salem. Oregon. ssp,,..
Der 2S'ss. Splendid exhibits. ese.l.
lent music. hish class entcrtalnm,u,.
and 4 superb racing card. For p.,.
ticulars write A. II. Lea. Salem, Or.
soh' --Adv,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-27
Money to loan IN city and c,M,...
property. Nee ChilcOtc.
A LEADER IN LIFE INsuRAyc,

The great strsnth. the biz Az.
dends. and ths Incompatible h..,r
ats Of tho rirst American Life ,,...
amcc Co., means first class incu,,,..
Tor you. For particulars zee o.o =
ulrtch, distriet manager. 49,,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-27

H. z. Wilson and family were Kls-
math Falls visitors Friday. Their
two sons. Lester and Earl. visited
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-27

I have . dandy sour room plastered
house only one block from Main 81.
lt's dirt cheap 1t olo5o.oo On easy
terms. Chilcote, 60 Main st. 4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-27

Loss delay when you M Al M.
math Service Station. sixth and Kls
'""'"' So4f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-27

A real bsrsain In = three room ~.
nlshcd house on Grant ~, only ssss
cash. Me- Chilcoac. 0,l1 Nlalu ~ !.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-27

War Saving stamps earn interest
Tor you on Sundays and holidays.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25
FOG Pay Tax on Million incomes

Two hundred and six men with mil
lionaire incomes-ten of them with
annual incomes Of more than S5,0OO,-
600 and l06 with incomes ranging
from Sl,OOO,OOO to $5,OOO,OOO-are
shown in the income tax figures of
the internal revenue bureau for 1917.
The report Of the tax shows grow
ing sums, despite the fact that a
lower number of income taxpayers is
shown than was estimated The flo
nres do not show the full effect of
the war as a creator of millionaires.
and practically none of the effect of
the entry Of the United States
While 437,O36 persons paid income
taxes last year, previous estimates
set the number as high as 100000.
The number of married men subject
to the old law was 355,l07 unmar-
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25

You may prattlo Of peace 'twixt the
Russ and the Hun,
You may speak Of the battles the
British have won;
You may watch the great ships that
are cutting the air,
But you'll never have pence till the
Sammees get there.
You may say that the Kaiser no long
er wants war,
You may see the sun rising on peace
from afar,
You may hope that the Germans will
die Of despair,
But you'll never get peace till the
Sammees get there.
The sons Of this nation are drawing
their sword,
They will 20 to the front in the name
Of the Lord;
We ask Thee, great God, for these
children to care,
For wen never get peace till the
Sammees get there.
The Germans may sink all the ships
on the sea.
And the Allies may fight till the ma
tions are free;
In the North and the South Uncle
Sam will prepare.
For YOU cannot have peace till the
Sammees get there.
The Tommies will bravely 100 over
the top"
And nothing in lIades the Frenchman
can stop;
But tho these brave veterans may do
and may dare.
You will never have peace till The
Sammees get there.
To our brave, fighting Allies NAV
nothing do harm,
May naught ever happen to cause
them alarm,
Nav the Great God of Battle his
power make bare,
Mud then wen have peace when the
Snmmecs get there.
r. II. LANGF0RD.
Kansas City. Mo.
Mr. Iangford is contributing one
nocm each week to a syndicate of
newspapers. His personal sienaiwe
Is necessary On every tax certificate
issued in Kansas City. His impress
IONS of Camp Cody are exccedinol"
rovorable.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25
Republic Mining Co.'s Annual
Meeting

The annual meeting Of the Repub-
lie Mining Co. was held at the Deming
National Bank Friday, the following
board Of directors being unanimously
elected:
o. Wiser, A. c. Peterson, +. l..
Foulks, r. +. Trotter, |. l.. Wright,
A. Munro and ID. W. Boise.
Officers for the ensuing wear were
elected by the board;
O. Wiser, president A. Munro, vice
president; D. W. Boise, secretary; f.
L. Foulks. treasurer.
Reports Of a very pleasing eharac-
ter were made by the officers. The
Republic isn't a conner. It's here
nows
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25

ried men, 7,4Sl; unmarried womo
2G,S33; and married women maxi
returns separate from their hu
hands, 1885. -
The number reporting incomes b
tween $4,000 and $4,000 was S5,l2-
between $4,000 and $4,000, 72,O5l
between $4,000 and $4,000, l5d
55l between $4,000 and Si5,Od|
ij,3O5; between Sl5, 900 and S5O,0j
59.3ll; between $4,000 and $1OC
600, lO,452; between 100000 aI
,l5O,OOO, 1900; between $l50,Ol
and 100000, l,2s4; between s2Od
GOO and Sl,OOO,OOO, 2,23s.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25
Crop Values Exceed Other Years

Many crops this year exceed the
production of other years, while the
value Of the country's farm products,
with a total estimated unofflcially at
SCI 900, 100000, far exceeds any 9TH
tr year in history Final estimates
of productions Of the principal farm
crops have been announced by the
department of agriculture. The crop
estimates are:
Corn, 3,l59,404,O0O bushels; win
ter wheat. 4ls,O7O.OO spring wheat.
232, ,75S,000: all wheat, Gj0,S2S, 900
oats, 1857 ,2SG,OOO barley, 2Os,075,-
600; rye, G,l45,OOO; buckwheat, H..
100000; flax seed, s,373,0O0; rice,
36,37S,OOO; potatoes, 1885, 900;
sweet potatoes, sI,l4l,OOO; tame
hay, .79,52s,OOO; Will hay, l5,4O2,-
coo; tobacco, /, l@,45l 600; sugar
beets, G,237 ,000 tons; beans, l5,7Ol,.
COO bushels. kaffir, 75,SGG,OOO msh-
els; onions, ,l3,454, 600 pounds; cab
bage, 502,70O tons; hops, 2G77S,OO0
pounds cranberries, 1000 barrels:
apples, jS,203,000 barrels; peaches.
45,O6G,O00 bushels pears, 1881 ,0OG
bushels: oranges l2,S32,000 boxes.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25
Urgent Demand for War Nurses

Estimates based on an army Of
! 100000 men, are that 81 800 nurses
viii be needed in the army nurse
corps This means an enrolment
increase Of nearly 1909 per cent
over the present membership of $500,
To get enrollments some Of the re
Qriircments are being waived.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25
Motor Truck Co. Gives Dance

Motor Truck Co. No $50 gave an
invitation dance Tuesday evening at
the Deming Club on Gold Avenue !
good attendance aud Jolly good time
for everyone there, Cake and coffee
were served the guests by The Ne
braska lunch, and they have the re-
putation Of serving the finest cakes
ever baked
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25
I. 0. O. r. Lodge

Met in their lodge room, over the
aud will be- given the first degree in
Princess theatre Monday evening.
The membership turned out splendid
". Notwithstanding the inclement
weather One soldier was initiated,
0ddfelloWship next meeting night.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25

John Parks, .cottleman residing
in the Hachita country, aud his bro
thcr, Charles. an accomplice in the
murder Of Deputy Sheriff j. t.
Schrimsher, was released on q $40,
900 bond. following u r-hcaring IF
application for bail. Charles Park
wa. refused bond and remains in the
county bastllc of Grant county.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25

The Alianza lIispano- Americana
society meets in Los Angeles, Calf,
this week. A large number Of dele
gates from this state and Arizona
are in attendance.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25

Harvey B. Taylor, Of Pennington,
has been appointed to a cadetship at
Annapolis by Congressman W. B,
Walton. 'Alva Taylor is named as
his first alternate.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25
Ford Car Shipments

The Ford Agency on Railroad Bo,
Icvard received two carloads If
Fords Wednesday Of this week from
The eastern factory.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25
Baptist Church

Rev. John Barton, director Of rel
eious work at No. 8 "Yv, will prae,
Sunday morning and evening al
Baptist church.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25

J. o. Miller, Of Las Cruces, former
registrar Of the State College, has
been appointed farm labor specialist
for New Mexico and Arizona by the
department Of Agriculture.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25
%4*%&%%$4&4&+%%%%*
: HERE AND THERE WITH :
our CONTEMPORARIES :
= ~ 49, $*% f<*%%%% =

The sum Of 81 900 has been voted
by the county commissioners Of Linz
coin county for repairing the streets
Of Carrizozo.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25

Sheep herders, while tending their
Ilocks about twenty miles west Of
the Malpais, near Carrizozo, were
gircd,on Thursday night of lust week,
Idan Padilio. one of the herders, is
missing. Nothing has been learned
AZ to the whereabouts of the drs
pcradoes.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25

Ex-Governor Herbert J. Hagermon
is in charge Of the Red Cross work
at Camp Funston, Fort Riley, Kan
sas. He has placed an order for
$4,000 sweaters and $4,000 pairs Of
socks for the soldiers.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25

The State Highway Commission
has advised District Highway Engi-
neer c. B. Sampson that the Secre-
tarv Of Agriculture has approved 1n
appropriation of S5j,4sl, for eypen
diture ON the Mogollon road, between
Mangas and Cliff.
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25

Walter Danburg, secretary Of the
state council Of defense, has been op-
pointed secretary of the National Ri
file association for New Mexico. lie
succeeds Major Norman /. King, who
is now with the National Army
Deming graphic., 1918-01-25
Measles

The following lines were composed
by a soldier in quarantine at Camp
Merritt, New Jersey;
The dusk of eve was falling fast,
As thru our humble barracks passed
\ Doc Lieutenant, straight and tall,
Who must examine one and all
For measles.
He stopped before a corporal gay,
And seemed to ponder what to say.
And then he chilled us thru and thru
With one remark; twas simply: "You
have measles
"Oh, stop the corporal cried, "and
test
These tiny spots upon my chest"
But thru the gloom We only heard,
The accents of one doleful word,
Twas "AIeasles"
They put a guard without our door,
And freedom was for us no more,
For many weary days must go
Ere We could amble to and fro
With measles.
.st...
We can't Get out to spend our pay,
We play $500 night and dav,
And pity the unlucky boys
Who labor, while we sup the Joys
OF measles.
We heed the bugle call no more,
Our "chow" is carried to our door,
The Doc examines US each day
And each man trembles lest he say
"Alore measles"
But when our quarantine is Ger
And We NAV sally forth once more,
The boys will give q rousing yell
And all will gladly shout "To hell
With measles"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-28
BUILDING PERMITS.

Tho following permits were issued
yesterday by tho building Inspectors
Office"
Virginia Rcalty aul Construction
COMPANY. Inc, 10 Greet frame shed VIC II
SD" Of colt"r street between Sale and
l.ttlNNaGc streets To cost $500.
Cameron stove Company 10 erect
b:ick warehouse on cast side OF nc
catur street between Twenty -iir.i
street and Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road 10 lost $500.
Charles IT. PHILLIPS 10 erect brick
store. northeast corner Grace ana
'ouShc" Streets. to cost $1,000
Cameron stove Company. To erect
brick warehouse. cast side Of Decatur
street. between TwcntN-tirst street and
, $3.50.
/ Annie y. Suhor. 80 repair brich
| dwelling At 1oi Chambcrlaync Avenue
! TO cost $50
| Erucc Eowc. 10 repair hrch dwelling
! q, sos East Clay street, 10 COS; $%S..
! Warner Moore & CO.. to repair brick
! cnicc 81 b"ck street between SiN.
! tccnth ana seventeenth Streets. 10 cos
! SinG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-28
Real Eetate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

Max Il. Ruehrmund 20 Alfred !.
kirSh. 2!xl0o feet, known as lit5-
~ 70 West Moore Street. February
Realty and Finance Corporation OF
Nirginr TO Mabel - Gurthricht. por-
ton Of lot II. block :? North Richmond
Terrace september l.. 1915, TAX 81.
{. Eevis Goode 81 ny. to G. :. Tate.
Angus; %. 1917. tax $50. sio
Agnes Lcchnrr CT yir TO Rosa V.
lot 80. hlock T.. Battery Court Feb
ruary / 1918. 5000.
y. NJ. Mahonc% TO l.. Il: EuaanN lots
J. :. :; hiock ~ Glcnmorc Park Feb
ruary IL. 1"l>, tax Sl.I0. si0.
\. NJ. Mahoucy To l.. y. i.uha nix. lots
- TO -, inclusive. block T.. Leonard,
Heights. February II, 1915, taX 81. sic.
J"h1 u. Taylor 81 uX. 10 John -.
Myers lots ! and >. square 81. Highland
fark. January 30. 1918, $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-28

crnmcnt and the people OF this couh-
try placed In them. lie declared that
IL WAS their work TO solve the prob :
lens of Increased food production. lie
then launched into II discussion of the
war, the relation OF the Virginia lmplc-
mcnt Association with ;hc successful
prosecution Of tho war. and his belief
in the ultimate result
Colonel White informed the audience
OF the grave necessity Of increased food
production. and agreed that the slogan
of Increased FOOD production" WAS OK
preSSiNe Of the great work before them.
lie spoke OF the prcScn; shortage Of
food the absolute necessity for sup
plying the armies Oh the field, and the
permanent good TO be derived from the
education OF the farmer to the point
OF intensive and extensive cultivation.
Norman Il. Johnson. editor of the
Merchants Journal OF Commerce. spokc
on business organization and the per-
manent good TO be derived from a
better undcrs nding between the
dealer and the farmer. lie dealt with
the necessity Of enlightcniug the
farmer the benefit OF the Introduction
Of modern farm machinery in the stead
OF decrepit and worn-out stock. and
the iuestmabie valGc OF scientific
farming.
The session this morning will he
a
reports on the progress Of the Orga:ii-
cation Will he made. Officers VIII h"
elected for the ensuing year. and after
soliciting place for tho next conr"n-
tion the association Will adjourn.
T. q. Baldwin. secretary and treas
urcr OF the Travelling Mems Auxiliary
in a statement last night expressed
satisfaction with the results Of the
present convention. lie described how
the Virginia North Carolina Implement
Association was held together by TIA"
organization OF local clubs in various
sections OF the two states. After tn"
convention adjourus n series OF rdu-
cativc lectures will be held in the vari
Gus towns where these local clubs are
oran;zeG in the hop" "f bring inG
about better and closer relations be
tween tho manufacturer and the dealer
and the dealer and the farmer.
Speaking about the lack Of scientific
farming in the southeast ana comment
ing on tho fact that tho farmer of Viz
Einia and North Carolina failed TO
realize the richness Of tho soil Air.
Baldwin quoted statistics TO prove that
only about Il per cent Of the farm land
in Virginia and North Carolina was
under actual cultivation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-28
Tho Curb Market

NEW YORK. February =, Prices of many
OF the prominent curb stocks scored ahn ru
adNanccS al the opening to-day com
n"rcd with the FINALS of Yesterday, and "a
tair!y firm ton" was hold until the demand
Tor stocks had been supplied.
Interest again attaciir,! 10 the trad
ing In the motor Sharc
oil stocks continued active and p-icce
were somewhat nrmcr after the opening
Win gains in many or tho prominent issu
Mining stocks w"rc again active and prices
maintained firm tone.
900 A"tna EYplosiv"s. 81 TSts: 1900 Chez
rol:t Motor: l:OTl.e; 500 Maxim Munitions
"! q Il-lb: 800 United Motors. .6s. II .Sia. ;0
.,".den on. ';.n>: 500 Federal OF. 2S>s'G
'nt' Metropolitan Petroleum. IL z. = -" nNr
Oklahoma. common. ifrti.: 500 Victoria nov
:. T3's: 100 Atlantis. il6l2: $40 his;
i"d%e: ~ n -: H.n0j Green Monster. ., n u Is
Leo Mother Lode. PSI a -; 30 NIpissinG
s"sd So: !,cn Rev Cons. HEAP: 1850 Sue
cess; "a 10: 1860 L. :, Steamship CO. jFT5t,
I9."~ Midwest OIL. ie7 q 100: 1000 Oklahoma
T. and r.. 1i,fr.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-28
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Richmond Realty Investment Com
sGxico feet. Know, as ~, nuchnn agI,
street February 20. 1915 $751;.
Moses T.. Johnson to howard sutton.
trustee. 110Xil0 feet north line Of
Graham Street. 100 feet east OF Gill
liam street February 20. 1915. Sl.344.
Alfred j. Iiirsh to Walter D. Nelson.
trustee. 2IXl0o feet. known as iioJ-
ALL North Moore Street. February
%, 1915, $1,000.
James u. Spencer ct TX. 70 Arthur,
T.. Chapman 81 al. trustees 5Oxl::5
feet east side North Avenue. 2l3 feet
north OF Norwood Avenue. February
-. 1918. 5000
John j. Wicker. special commissioner.
10 Addic &. I\aurcli. 90Xli0 feet. known
as aol.-o Fulton street. January -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-28
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hGes az i"f tne eoii. en!sace Of the pubic
w." IA. GF ,EoGsiii.E sTH :Ii@ aDo's
ta.eG1's b'Us store. riSyd Ave Az aud ROB- K,
49,. c ,t" y; = Turner. pfusEis;. ives, Broad.
al"n ndyad prHs fu s'q5 ;5,s :04t Gfp;s Az
hi, DIVE s' Ghas; Al,Sn All Grace ST.
.n 'eq 1,s P s,s#, So 4 s.
nu,nc}ts Drug St1Te ,o e, , rns s.,
s,E. IL M"y & Bro. BROOK Ave. and Clay
Tarran, pTur store. Foushec and Broot
ronEAssr o. .rouslEE STREET I
i T. Jtiiriss Drug store Or ' 20, 81 I,,o,E
Wallis Dtu- s,offe: Fiji aa ID ' Masa
n i SSs si"; 20 s. 4 Il H"} 8, St
+ ,, r. fn, ,f,,,;;. e y Eisn,esn,n $,
Williams Pharmacy. vwcn,y-nrz, ana Mi
s:",..iIMss., prus Co. r~cn,y-,ni,l Il
iiordg Drug Store. twenty -n,n,h aad
Wooa &. Scnsat DRUG Co. Twenty. sri.
Wooa= rharmacy Twer,y.ni;a ana ,.c.sn
h2 3 (r ~ p r@e2 ;.gs z; s59G ,,l n.oa s.
/ ,,.i'' i.h.rd.o1 cIUy street Drus sore wi :.
49, Ill., iArnuorNr
naay.. qr EAF $500: ! :iS1's rs,
',s' : Tx i'2!@& ~ IAi HG''n Ave,
: y; C,"shy 8 20. tg1 Inird Ave-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-28
MARRIAGE: LICENSES.

III" following marriage licenses wcrc
issued Yesterday by the clerk OF the
ilustiIES court:
George T.. Garrett and Hcnnie Trim
MGR. city.
Harry Winston Saunders and Hazel
Olive rhrockmortou city.
Lloyd Gayle liawlcy and Mollic TTaw-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-28
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales Mt Union Stock Nardsl

r KlI hlnonJ, Va. FchrNarY a. IBIS
EsSoiGrs tGr weeT ending rsn1r,,ary IS:
i e. comnncn to fair, safe Choice heifera.
To fair. 'Ms. choice cows. sass: medium
/" good; .g,S; common 1" fair. s0I Best
common 10 fair. h,:uGS. Best heavy bulls
NJ @9':: light, *o'rTS. Rcst calves. u:
Cnnmon TO fair. loMla. Best heavy hogs
i,ss,,.: medium ,wcish,, is'.mli: lights. l5m
ihti: aowS ana staSs. 13WiS. BcSt sheep
10: common 10 fair. 6IS. Best Lambs
1fM IL: medium TO good, i2i. NlI