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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-07
WHERE WlThALL SHALL
WE BE WARMED 2
"Thank God it.s mo- worsel"

This is a pious ejaculation usable
as comforter no matter how painful
situation may be.
The present heat famine, which is
variously charged to the coal miners,
distributors, railroads, eleven fuel con-
trollers, the governor, or president, or
Providence, would be very, very much
more cruelty severe If Ohio were not
the state having the greatest number
Of consumers of natural gas. So, the
situation might be worse-much
worse!
Reports filed with the public utili-
ties commission show that 3,S00,000
persons in this state use natural gas
for light and warmth and for cooking,
and that is about three out of four Of
us who won't have to burn the furni-
ture while awaiting the mercy Of fuel
administrators.
The coal shortage has increased the
demand for natural gas.
Mr.. McKibben, who made a survey
Of the gas situation for the public
utilities commission a year ago, re-
ported that the production of natural
gas was not keeping up with the in
crease in its use. He at that time ad-
vised the public to lay in winter coal
in the fall, but afterward DR.. Garfield
said, 'No, wait. Coal will be cheaper" !"
Tools and toilers have increased in
price, so it now costs an average OF
$4,000 instead of $4,000 to bore an
exploratory hole, and no water-witch
can tell where gas can be found. Hun
dreds of thousands of dollars are spent
in exploration each year in Ohio alone.
Other facts which may influence the
number of wells drilled is, the cost OF
pipe to carry the product from it has
increased, within four years, from
$4,000 ton to above $4,000 and emer.
gency orders have been placed at
$4,000 a ton, and labor to bury 1t
costs twice as much. too.
The advance in wages and metals
has trapped the gas producers. Nearly
all city ordinances fix the price of gas
for period of ten years, and the com
panies now are forced to deliver their
product at the price agreed upon as
fair before the European war when
costs were half as much.
City councils thinking it unpopular
to play fair with gas corporations in
sist that the contracts be carried out
although it will bankrupt the gas com
panies.
In Ohio, every council appealed to
so far, has refused to so readjust the
rate that the company could earn ex
penses.
Is it not likely that if the gas ant
other public corporations should pu
all the circumstances of their business
before their consumers that council
men would find it popular to advanc,
rates to point which would max,
good service possible and leave SOM
money as interest on the investment
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-07
THE ELECTRICAL POWER COM.
PANiES.

1t is wholly unfair and shortsighted
for anyone to suppose that business
which is so constantly and acutely
subjected to the vagaries of politics,
not to speak of the divers extra haz-
ards, can be held to the same level of
rates of return as the business which
is subject to neither these extra haz-
ards nor political trade-winds.
1t is encouraging, though, to note q
gradual improvement in public under
standing and disposition at this point.
There is good deal of evidence to
show that the people are coming to
appreciate the fact that adequate
service depends upon adequate rev.
enue.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-07
THE PUFFED AND PuRPLED
"PLUTE."

OF course there was time, every
soap box orator told us about 1t, when
the public utility manager or stock.
holder was looked upon as puffed
and purpled plutocrat. He rode in
his limousine and drank his cham
payne out of quart tankards. He was
all encrusted with diamonds and his
wife was trying to reduce" But,
''them was the hallycon days of the
old regyme," as Cincinnati states
man once remarked.
Now, IL you see wan, shrinking,
shivering little man edging along the
dark wall of the alley and shudder-
ing at each strident sound-that's a
public utility man.
II isn't exactly fair to advance the
dictum that all haggard, wan, pale.
shrinking, nervous men are of the
public utility brotherhood, but it is a
safe assertion that all and several of
the public utility owners, managers
and high officials are wan and hag.
gard in these days of stress.
OF course, in those good old days
1t was perfectly proper proceeding
to cuss the gas man. damn the tele
phone service and enjoy a paroxysm
Of rage when the inter-urban car wal
late. No more.
1t really isn't done.
The manufacturer of nink pills, .ol
beaded raiment, may complain II ht
will, of the war stringency and its
lwithering effect upon his business
but he can advance the prices of pinl
pills and make 1t harmonize with tn,
cost of ,tenderloin steak. Cannot the
gas man advance the price of gas t
Z keep step with bacon and eggs? Yes
he cannot. !.
The prices OF public service beinl
fixed for . term of years cannot b
raised TO meet the doubled costs ore
etea M ~ Nss -. ,,.,- j ~.
= e
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-07
cANToNMENr TELEPHONES.

When war came, there was imme-
date need to furnish in every canton
ment, in every port, in every military
station, facilities which would link up
every end of the military and naval
establishments with Washington.
Each of 16 cantonments meant tele-
phone equipment equal to that of a
city of 10000, and each meant trained
operators, switchboards and lines.
This required about $1O.OoO.OOO added
investment.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-07
Prehistoric Man. Found.

The rclnains of q prehistoric man
have been found near Mexico City
lurlcd under tllrec meters of volcanic
lava. 1t is supposed they are atsleast
10000 yonis. o'd as the oldest records
If Mexico riaEc no mention of an
lpiption Of The volcano Aiusco.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-07
one-Room School Makes Record.

Killbuck, O.-(Special. Fourteen
Of % members in the one-room Wolf
creek School War Savings Society Of
Killbuck in February bought $781.S2
worth of War Savings and Thrift
Stamps. In addition, members Of the
society secured War Savings Stamp
pledges from parents amounting to
$2,102.4O, making total sales for the
month of S2,sS3.72.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-07
n. v. to seII Stamps.

Columbus, O,-(Special. Officials
of the Hooking Valley Railway com
pany are arranging to place War Saw
ings and Thrift Stamps on sale In
every one of the stations along its
line. Several other Ohio roads have
already made local ticket agents re-
sponsible for distribution of stamps
TO patrons cf the lines.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-07
Thrift Stamps
Have Just begun
To put the blink
On the son-of-a-hun. .
George Stumm.
W. S. DIRECTORS "TALK SHOP"
Five States Represented In Confer
ence In Columbus.


ence In Columbus.
Columbus, o. Especially = Repre-.
senting five-state group-ohio, Ken
tucby, West Virginia, Pennsylvania
and Delaware-directors and assist
ants have been conferring here on
best methods to be carried out in the
campaign for the sale of War Savings
and Thrift Stamps.
In the conference here We're: II.
P. Wolfe, Ohio War Savings director,
r. L. Archer, West Virginia director;
James F. Burke, Western Pennsyl.
vania director; John l.. Newman, as.
sistant Kentucky director; H.. p.
Scott. Delaware director; Robert X.
Cassatt. Western Pennsylvania di-
rector.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-07

The government wishes to enlist
every man. woman and child Of the
nation In the War Savings Service.
When an individual buys War Saw
Ings Stamps he enlists In the prcduc-
ton division of the nation, thereby
supporting and backing up the fight
ing division, which Is In France and
on the seas.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-07

No telegraph wires carry a dan
gerous current. except when in acci'
dental contact with one carrying q
much heavier voltage. for they are
given but 26 TO 90 volts. except for the
longest distances, which require bu'
~,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-07

Coal is the principal cost to compa-
MES distributing electrical power for
cars, or light or heat. For cars re-
ceiving power from a trolley or a
third rail $50 volts are required,
which is but thirtieth Of that re-
Quired by street lights.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-07
HOW YOUR QUARTERS WILL
HELP.

If you have an idea that your
quarters won't help win the war
and do lots of service when In
vested in : War Savings and
Thrift Stamps, just look over
the accompanying table. The
Little Bonds" are translated
into terms of soldier equipment.
Here's how they stack up:
/ Thrift Stamp-Five Bullets.
War Savings Stamp-One Pair
of Shoes.
/ War Savings Stamp = -Four
Winter Undershirts.
l War Savings Stamp One
Steel Helmet and $1.14 over.
1 War Savings Stamp = One
Shelter Tent and part pay
ment ON Overcoat.
Those quarters will do the
government lots of good. And.
remember, you are not giving
them away, but lending them at
4.27 per cent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-03-07

It is important to the consumer of
a public utility that the rate shall
make II possible for the service c0m-
papy to give continuous good service,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27

NEW YORK, July 9r-pun's ,o-mor-
row VIII say; Varied as tho economic
fcadJustmcn's have already h.on tho
extension of Federal domination 81
trade and Industry HIS continued With
out ini"rrupt'o and steadily becomes
more tar-reHchinS in its influence Not
only are tho wants -: the government
greatly exceeding earlier cxpac,ations
ana mononoiiZinS constantly in
creaSinE proportion Of tho nl'iou's pro-
dncinE capacity, hut as rrcriS" calcu-
ihtion can he made as To IN. yupplicS
that will he available for ordinary uses.
ana civilian contracts ar" pronirtlv set
aside whenever they int"rfc,, with
work OF special charactNr. Under
the conditions: the stat" Uf huSinnss
obviously cannot he cauccd lay rhe
usual standards and tina, tho notable
activity manifested in many uuartcrs
results either directly or iniircctll
from pressure Of war needs each week ;
reports mike plain"r. Weekly bank
clearings. s5.jc2.2o373"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
Weekly Cot.on nc,or,

NEW YORK, July 26.-Thc cotton
market was somewhat Irregular ,his
"eSh' although the general tendency
VI prices was DOWNWARD, ana at one
tlmc october sold as low as oio2 or
20 points down from the Close of last
Hhlufday, equal to about 81 :. ba!c
me jury contract was even weaker
ucciininS 100 points, or $50 a bale with
the New York spot market Off so
PoinlS, resulting from an Increased
movements OF new cotton in the south
west with an attendant drop OF 2.j
points III SPOT IriceS for the week
mere we're number OF sharp rc.oy =
cries from the weakness, notably 4
jump OF lCJ points on I thursday I'm =
huehccd ny f'acc rumo:S and rcuorts
Oh DIE a,iict victory. and again to-
u'S When Oc;obrr rallied from ZAP
10 -i.SS on very huliiSh crop rcports
from ieNaS, indicating that the crop
VAS In MOS, ':ri;ica! condition from
lack OF rain and high Temperatures.
irade interests bought as prices nearc,l
the -4-cent level, but the mos, i'm,
rortant support OF ,hc week came from
Japanese interests. who were credited
Win purchases of 1T least 100. Ooo bales
OF October. December and January
So.'r"StS' hcsid = purchases OF spot
cotton in the south :, forecast M
cloudy weather md possibly sbowcr.
IN INC southwest a, tho close o. the
week gave promise cf some .mprove-
Wcnt IN wcai'st" con 'jtions over That
section. hut = vas cont ended hI- ,,uIle
mat nothing less than a cnod .o,ttn.
rim would avail To check Tho de-
tcrl"ration. which has reached :,
critical stage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
CHICAGO 1--WE >rock MARKET.

'h'AGo' July Clogs: Receipts. 5000:
slow mostly IL to - cents lover than YES
ierd"Es average butchers. isGals7s:
nsh, E.oN |, packing. 7.ao6tl SIS; rough
]. ..iti iSt0 'S i''''' PiS"
,na{le' Receipts 500. beef steers steady: .
,hcr 'attlc huil, tendency lower; calves
S,.ahv Al Yesterdays close: beef cat,ic GOOD
.n",v' ana prime. f.l5miS4a. common and
nen'uni. ~ 90 Loo, butchers stock cows
sfe hgner. 71omlt:S: Gamers and cutters
y -" 80, sto. k"r" and feeders. good choice
anu nrIm. lnn,H 1905. inferior. common and
~ ,l,i $50 1000: calves, good and choice
SHEEP: Receipts. 1900. good to bes, lambs
81 70 E" cents lower than early Yesterday
'hru!uh hiii"rs around 81 lower: sheer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
HENnICO TRANSFERS.

s. w Travcrs CT ais. trustees. to
John g. Swartwout, 1875 acres land in
Farna MaEiStCrial District, interSec-
ton western line. Tenth Street in the
plan of Powhatan. with the southern
line of the right OF way Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway. August J..
1918; $4,000.
Washington Park Land Corporation
10 James r.. Wells et ux.. lots IS and
90. block l3. plan Of Washington Park.
July -. I?lS: $3.50.
Joseph Holmes ct uS. TO S. w.
Robinson lot 6. block Do. plan OF Wash :
inSton Park. June II. 1918: tax 90
cents. SO ft,
$. w. Robinson ct ux. to ]. Andrew
Bowler. Jr.. lot G. block 22 plan. OF
Washington Park. June 20. 1918: tax
90 cents. $40. ttS.
John Ford to Spencer t-o"e 'r.,c'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
UNITED STATES STEEL
LEADS RISING MARKET
War Taxes Coming to BE Regarded
as Expenditures for ENten-
SionS and improvements.
HUNS OUT OF FOREIGN TRADE
Tobacco Products, Corn Products,
Can and Burns Brothers Reach
Higher Price Levels - Business
Safer When Peace Comes.
ny UHoAD,N WALL.

NEW YoRN .Iul, = Wall stree, had a
S sTS an, an M s, 5,S, S' :5,%p
s s9GSn S ne SGT h mpr ec T%ss "
he aG ga's nSH w'Ik roSasSG rHa
fumn ana Burns Hroihers we're, htrher:
for hs 7"?r run H''t "n s"S
@ sls ME- ' '"Es . ~ N" IN 'n" NOR
prchtg cary u' ,n, ur.s. hcun. thereby ="
American b,yol ,ha, waS oSin- spilsd IN
lr9Hsr sonsta.r4.rgn Of ~ new taxes Is
i.rs The rru WIN OF Ss .'tt.lsns IS "n not
d dn1 niH at IT pTa aui 2% ;n "s sS an nor
nenditurss tor .'Nl.nSionS ,,nT i,nnrove r
w,ll be = pefnanenl inics,i@snI tina, Nil MI
Just As n snre T'i1s Money ~ GI'"rS years ;n
h eids '"e '"'Fo'"''''" OF wares INTO new
wi, T1hi Is Is So hacausg IN IN" first, place. i,
hhe wotl,i IN The nrw "a iol"win: tic var
ncrce vii be simnlic,. 81 " W, ,, ""m n,
Ia oor Tho w". siinuInc ~ 5 r3.ai1i
proyeU neii,o" '" i ,"h't%I.; ani IL" I'M
i ng'g15la! imgty"s. me- naN wyl uou",e The
lions vii oc S cu' n iI"r %, MAJ
az esrStna ao' aG SG"I paIiSr Mh. mr. ns.n
lands MI hav w" cn,.r s"1l~ IN an nsu,rai
han wv oroE t,,cfnann consume or. ir"eiv
,Isted INTO ,hs n%n:is VA y, .r" y m"ry s"nSsm
has prove ia" in srI isw n w,"si w"y Var
t 10 ,ha fSns"rN ." sagc H. mae tie a
iean investors Tor t4 a.. M Sss' AMER.
nsiry billions SnSIF hn, wi; # snI,ns Nh IA
Veil te wr r%' ,".s var inc taxcs s.i.hn
ana M, nyes ments along with rSl &: n.1
lie hn is1 Vas "a" sentiment hack Of IN. cr
and as thts ~ Il IVA IN. Stock marie, i".day,
p p Viii nnusrstand wir ' in me Amercan
Tics. zee" h''"ns ." to Their scturi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
CHURCH NOTICES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. .,,,,,,
.,,i First CHURCH OF CHRIST. SGlEN-
Park Avenue and Meadow. street at II
ocinsk Subject: Truth" Wednesday
The Reading Room tNo COB Is located In
tho virginia Railway and Power Building.
corner seventh AMI Franklin Streets. and IL
sundays and Wednesdays. Sundays from, !:
j. NJ t." T.; NJ Wednesdays from 10 a. NJ
to r. NJ Strangers cordially invited
GRACE EPISCOPAL. CHuRcH-MorninE
~ II; BuRkiiARD'r. Win ,prcach Bible
class for men and women. GAS A. NJ. Grace,
church Will join In union service at Monr0f
Park at S:l5 r. NJ
,,,,., ,,ERESBITERiAN. ,
Preaching !, t a, Il a. ~ by III. pastor bR
and Bible Classes at 10 a. NJ At S:l5 l..
NJ. union SERVICES at Monroe Park.
GRACE COVENANT PREsBrTERIAN
S Hvt G%Ivi npds r l.S5I,fsP s s. e.
Pastor Emeritus.
sermon by Rcy. e. L. King. iioo A. NJ.
i;,Sis .ass ss0' Mr iins s:ssS s.
a IGnns t MS.pIss F Sosse'y 7;3S i.
SECOND rRESnYTERIAN iCHURcm
REV RuSSEl.i: CECIL. D. r.. pastor. Scr
Union services In Monroe Park. S:l5 +. NJ
BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sixth and clay Streets. F. II. MEuScHkE r.
uastor-Servicss every sunday AT II a. NJ
Parsonage. 40 North Sixth Street. Tcle-
phone Madison 1927.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27

t ta on the western side of Hermitage
Noad. near Laurel. containing :, acres
June }. 1918; 1860
=, Nea.ty and nance Corporation of
si",' 70 d. H. EgGieSion. lot l.
olock !, plan of WrigntS rark July
IL, 1918; tax 81. $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
RICHMOND nay MAEhEr.
Wholesale '"''"'ions on TNcha zee.

\ GartI.o,s -
no. j Timothy. Observation-Disclosures. as o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.

NJ. +. Jackson to r. Kirkland, lots
/. > and s. square 81. plan OF purcell's
Zane" James $. Wilson I TO j. I" Quinn. lots
and .. square 4. plan of Burfoot's
Addition. July .. 1918: $500.
William ". Dickerson ct uX. to Nettie
V. Owen. 30xll0 feet. known as 112S
Buchanan Street. July L.. 1olS; $500.
Erncst.A, Hawthorne ct ux. to Annie
l.. Edwards and Julia Cannon. lots II
and -, square IL, plan OF Mason Park.
November 10, 1913. $l.l00.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
Atlantic Coast Line
lie Si"hudra iiuiIrOII al the south.
III ENIlN @. JLNE D. ipia

fHr i.t"IHiTN KhIirOhU al the south
.,, Ei rtliN r. JUNE ., 1918.
TRAILS l.r.A y IL Eit'iiAiO.SD DAILY
f"T fipriIa anu SOUTH: 800 a. VI. and
For Nortok; 200 =. NJ 900 a. NJ. 100
For :. q ". ,Ry.. West: 9:2o !. NJ. 800
For Petersburg: 1915 A. NJ. SOS A A..
XIV =: NJ 800 A.. NJ. SEQ A. M.. 100 p.
NJ. 10y - NJ. '%ia T.. NJ. S:55 r. 81.
r, Fer Goilsboro a"d Fayetteville: 400
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 6:2s A. NJ.
n 90 a H. x; A. ~. ,s.+o a: NJ! 1901
G:5I NJ. 1:45 4. Nj. S;l5 r. ii.
.rEhcept sunday: 'Sunday only
Time OF arrival and .IcIa ri ure and RIM,
meet oES not guaTdnIeed -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
SAFE OVERSEAS
Fourteen Members Of House Naval
Committee Land In Eng
1oud
INV Associated rr.ss1

nv Associated Press
WASHlNGToN. July 26.-Safc ar
. val in England Of fourteen members
Of the House Naval Committee. headed
by Chairman PadEctt. of Tennessee.
was announced to-day by the Navy
Department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
Richmond 6 Petersburg
Electric Railway
Norfolk & " cstsrn Kaiiway

t-s "a; ~. Zee station. i..cIn.und
;, vo ;, IL 90" "a ~. :. q, ~.
..rooN l., "c,tnuhG AND THE wEsr.
80 "a AZ, $ ."| 4. NJ. 'sij j. VI
Air.c hi.hii,"nI from NOrto!h .I2;Ul
H"on ~ -. T.. NJ From. the Mrsi 1885 A
".. -" ~ II 81 A. NJ. .7:i5 T.. NJ.
2aliy. tDaily cAcer sunday ;Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27

,HEN HOnE July .6-Rc.veS irrrKui,r.
S.oi, .; ''H l'.75: bulls. Icoa II -. COW.
MI .'>T n t s.,,!g steady: veals nmalsso:
sheer ara lambs duh. sheer. Smalan m
,s"ss, 'SS'" '"'' lambs. ii51nl7N: culls
n.,gs Rsceir,s alsn. M ,rad1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
C,,ICACo GRAIN H,px,,r

Ill, AGO July 26-Fcar Of crop damage
rom not wihds in tho southwest gave III,
,"'n market pronounced upward swim G
%%,h"S aft@r hr."hs. due to fresh gains for
az, a. "m"n,c al!'ss In France The close
~, ms uicd sc I" licc not higher viii
august ! 'i'. a los and Septcmber. is31, Or
provisions down ~ 20 7Or w. gu"
y,itsTu.'nns futures ranged as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
NEW YORK; rK0nUCE MARkr1,

,,,, YIN IuIN 2t-Cotton Sod oil w,e
- ~ ana 'ingu"ted. Prime crude
r, "Gm suf't steady; centrifugal, so5i. ane
~ mo a. -; Santos IS.
hu''er steady; cheese Arm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
RICHMOND GRAIN MACKET.
wholesale Quotations nm Exchange.

INI0HTTI"tH, ' a, july p, III,
f.ices as regulated by tbs governments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27

aCoTTSNlLLE. Juiy aG-A J wey.
mouth. 4 Confederate veteran. died n,
MS nome July -, after a lingering iii
ness no ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
Seaboard Air Line Railway Co.

Trains ieare dailv. . a. ~. NORMA local:
i'io NJ" Sie"heIs Atlanta and Jackson
vale: $50 u. NJ. Al lanta- iSirmingtsm Spe-
Tiai. 10 NJ. Sieepers Jack sonviiis,
ira,hs hrrirS s2. a. NJ 300 a. 81. VAS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
I'D. WANTS
TIMES DlSPArCH
classic IELD ADV l.ItrISIN(,
Standardized ana lndeYeu Tor Quick
reference.

zoe a iiue sunday.
eC line UaIly.
2lc line tor 8 consecutive {nscri,on,
fsS line tor consecutive INSERTION.
b.oV hue tpr 50 col eeculIve ,userliuns
Aluminium vi z ines is slowed H"hs
MINIMUM charge "a Cehls
Iount wuruo to tne IIus and Il hne. m
tiH inch. - ""es W
All ,auHer.isements received up 10 10 - II
90 4. Al Saturuaysj Ins uay Sstny. n,;,
ntauon VIII receive urper GENERALIZATION
hlfelliseiitnt1 Received alter In.l nuur
MAI =, placed In the Too Late 10 Ga
TELSpHONE
'epig ,r1otsh S9ST Mnnt Ais. to Tho Iim-s:
more convenient TO do 50. and they viii
SUbSTATi0MS t'UK I'D WANTS
. Tines oisiatcn Branch Oihccs are main.
-. i'.-SiicaHJ every iIrus i;to,v Il.
Ne .itL lot iur convenience or Iha pubt c
W ant Aus are ReceDt-r Wy theta at r.gn.
lAI Office
SOUTH RICHMOND.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE.
REAL BARGAINS

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
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n"oh' prices frinte cloths and ant good :
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-27
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