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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-18
TWELVE WOMEN
OFFER SERVICE
Rock Island Red Cross Chapter An.
ticfpadng Full Organized Uni
formed Motor Corps.

From all indications the Rock
Island chapter, American Red
Cross, will have a full company in
the woma1's volunteer motor corps,
organized last evening.
A dozen women signffied their in
tention of enlisting for service and
expressed great enthusiasm over
the work. At a meeting to be held
within a few days appointment of
captain and two lieutenants will be
announced by the executive COM
mittee of the chapter
The corps is still open for en-
listment; definite hours of service
must be pledged by all members
and adhered to, and notice of in
tended absence must be given to Of
ficers in charge so that the service
may go on uninterrupted.
Motor corps activities include
ambulance work as we'll as ordin-
airy transportation, but at present
the corps of the local chapter will
not launch into this field since no
need has yet been felt in this di-
rection.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-18
is DISORDERLY
WHEN ON train
John Schmid Taken OFF Rock Island
Passenger Last Night While
Intoxicated.

John Schmid was taken off Of a
Rock Island passenger train in this
city last night charged with being
drunk and disorderly. Patrolman
kell made the arrest and the Of
fender was soon lodged in a cell at
the police station On being ar
Taigned before Police Magistrate
Smith the man was fined $40
Lawrence Osa was arrested last
night for being disOrderIy. He was
fined 81 in police court today.
Ross Jones was arrested last
evening by Patrolman Durman on
the complaint Of a young woman,
who claimed that Jones was fol-
lowing her. The man was dismiss
ed after paying costs of the action
brought against him.
Patrolman Ristau arrested four
automobile law violators. G. z.
Jophet was taken into custody for
exceeding the speed limit. He drew
a fine OF S.. Gilbert Dixon, A. E.
Johnson and H. E. Mu(ford were
arrested for not having proper
lights on their machines. They
were fined SO each.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-18

2S0-HaroId r Olmsted.
123-Russell Peter OHare.
Those called for Wednesday are
94-Fred William Peck.
140-Sidney c. Pearson.
166-Orlando George Potter.
2O7-Douglass Marshall Prouty.
2S9-Harry Philip Pate.
191-Ralph Forrest Painter.
16S-Marc Harold Peterson.
137-Robert Petersen.
45-John Francis Ralston.
200-Charles Joseph Rang.
171-Delmar Lemont RYAN.
Russell Glennon Richter.
43-Grant NJ Richard.
241-Earl Matthew Roach.
2S1-Abe Ruben.
3S-Calvin Walter Richardson.
1lO-Vernon Wright Reed.
2OS-Harld Lee Smith.
333-William Wheeler Stone.
134-John Francis Sullivan.
272-Francis o. Sellers.
119-Emmett Robert Summers
129-PauI Basil Shaw.
59-Carl John SChwiss.
61-Less F. Spengler.
71-Rudolph Schmidt
211-Arno Carl William Stein
1S5-Robert Shaffer.
149-John Seymour.
255-Clark Preston Smith.
34-Charles James Schiller.
300-Frank Paul Schill.
163-Leo Nicholas Sersig.
331-Herman Schladt
164-Nartin Sammon.
205-FIoyd Charles Streitler.
63-Arthur Stropes.
247-Harry Schumacher.
2G9-Frank Martin Smith.
1S5-Cary Tark.
53-ViCtor Reid Tomiison.
20-Otha\Towars.
334-Elmer Francis Thomas.
234-George Arthur Thomas.
T79-Herbert Clarence Thomas.
293-Julius Frank Thomas.
265-LIoyd Russell Tucker.
296-Robert Earl Thompson
240-Custer Wayne Tompkins.
% Emile Verstringer
220-PauI Vanderberg.
S0-Leon Andrew Valentine
270-Ernest Herbert Voege.
80 Richard Albert Wiedenhoeft.
1O8-William F. Waldman.
33-William Bryan Walters.
Tired Claude Wynn.
322-Orea Willis.
111-Hiram Alma Wiliette.
22-Arthur Monroe Wilcox.
50-George Williams
226-JOseph Arthur WEIGH.
41-Harry c. WetZeL
86-Archie Lawrence Wilson.
102-BOuis f Windsor.
19S-W. a. Welch.
126-F'rank Young.
5-William Mckinley Yoder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-18
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-18

All the news all the t!me-The
Argus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
GOVERNMENT WANTS
HARDWOOD LUMBEF
NirSinin Farmers AsLcd 10 Provide
bInck Walnut Wood for
Gun stocks.

Commissioners OF Agriculture g ~
hoincr SAYS the manufacturers Of -u.,
STOCKS ana atrplanc propcllcrs for IN,
army want black walnut wood ana ar.
paying $50 TO 500 per thousand LV-4
are wanted from twelve inches II,
diameter AT small end ana eight to
Twelve feet in length \ few log.
smallcr Will be taken The S,,,. ~,
rartmcnt OF Agriculture will furni..,
any Information tho farmer may dcs,-,
upon request.
more American walnut is needed for
airp!ahc propclicrs and gun stock :.
During the four years ties, I'm Tho mr.,
| ent war tins wood has proven TO b,
'he best material for the manufactures
of the above articles
The government needs all the val
nut that can he secured during ill.,.
continuance Of the war. but 1t does nor
ou! inc wood direct. as not all OF ~
, ,'i De used for the above purpose
hiiS hoidinS government contracts for
KUN STOCKS or p-opcllcrs are snxioys
10 purchase walnut trees and log,
ana the government urges the ownc.
"i trees or logs to sell then, TO III,
"aM mills owing TO their inability l..
purchase suihcicnt walnut logs III.
sa" mill proprictors have no, he,n
able 10 supply the prcsen, requirements
Oh tnis government and the allies
right with your walnut trees"
me Nc" slogan OF the hardwood Sec
''oh nureau OF Aircraft Productions
ana The small arms section. Ordn,n,,
department. Half a dozen trees WIN
provide lumber for propeller anl
nurp'! gun stocks for a platoon OF
infantry The lack of one planc in
'he AR or platoon in the front line
might lose battle. Every tree count,
Heretofore. in Virginia. as elsewhor..
onIE the best part OF the tree has
heeh used for lumber For the pn.,
seven years there has been pra,tir,I,,.
no demand whatever for black waln,,:
and lumber firms have taken ad,..
taEe OF farmers regarding the vain.
OF 'hclr black walnut timber. buyinr
II as low as $50 a thousand feet NJ
the demand is so great ina,
straisht limbs measuring twelve in.
n me! al the small end can be use.
me government will buy carload Io,,.
OF ioss. standing timber and lup,,cr
.! specihed kinds. II farmer hai
o"i! one b'S black walnm, tree Oh III,
place he viii lie ablc TO sell II =, 80
present time ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
RECORD IN KNITTING
'"iorhno women Set Pacr In Wo.,.,
garments In Few
Hours.

WASHINGTON. July ec-Th. k,.,
'ihS OF 80 wooden garments for ,v.r
w. 'sht men in nincty-eight hours I,
inc record Of less than a dozen womo,
or inc National League for Woman.
service in Ray, Col.
me women of the dry FARMING,
"H'rlct or Colorado, had already RAISED
money I" pay for tho warn throu-,
oyster suprers and tag DAYS On,
ihu'sIay came word that the soldiers
were called for immediate service .,,,
mat tweniy-etSht were without ,r,o,.
ems Under the directorship OF Nrs
fii%abrth Finch. the women Of R,,
Immediately set TO work 10 SUNNY, ,
sweater. helmet. wr'stlets and t,y,
pairs Of socks for each OF thu. twcn,,
eight men.
Ray. Col. is in rcgior where nor
sors work hard for everything thcv'
set, Tho women especially have az
much as they can do to keen th.;r
households running. But IN sn;te re-
'hcir home cares, these women ros. =,
The occasion. and by lI:30 Mond,y
every one OF the twcnty.c,ght sol.
dlcrs had received his fun quota ~
knitted garments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
MAY COMMUNICATE WITH
FRIENDS IN GERMANY
Rcd Cross Dcvises Means for Sendin q
Spy Proof Letters to Nom
cOmbntnntH.

Richmond people who have friends
and relatives in Germany and other
countries which arc at war with Amer
lea aud her allies viii be Interested
in the solution OF the problem OF COM
municating with these people when
has j'Fit been worked out by tho
American Red Cross.
To prevent the possibility of valuable
Information getting into Germany. the
American Red Cross. In sending letters
behind the enemy lines at the rcuueS,
of persons In this country. Is following
carefully plan worked out by the
state Department TO do away with
code.
Americans. Germans. or others III the
United States wishing 10 communicate
with relatives in Germany must now
write out their messages in Red Cross
chapters throughout theatountfy. These
arc sent through the division Offices OF
the organization to national hcaduuar
tcrs. Here they arc rewritten and the
wording absolutely changed to prevent
the sending Of any diagram or secret
code. The messages arc then given 10
the censorship board aud are passed or
refused by them. AS the case may he.
when they reach Il neutral country
they arc transacted on other paper and
In most cases delivered by the Red
Cross OF the place to which they 20.
II Is possible TO devise.
During the last twcn:. five years the
practice has grown up that welfare In
ouirics and messages shall pe per-
mittcd between civilians in countries
winch are at war with each other The
promiscuous sending OF letters through
organizations In neutral countries
could not be permitted because OF tu,.
large number OF enemies in the couu-
Try To prohibit entirely the scnuitls
OF messages would. for example pre-
vent loyal American from fniing out
whether his sister. unfortunately mar
ried 10 a German. was alive or d.i,r
Prohibition WAS in force for a ti,u..
the Rcd Cross from French. Bclgiin3
and Italians begging the society TO get
word FOR them AS I" whc her their pco.
pie in the occupied districts were stili
alive
The state Department presented 10
the Rcd Cross the present plan in dc.
tan and asked that the re Cross nut
IL INTO effect. AS " WAS a purely
humanitarian work. the government
could do no more than supervise tl,e
work
To-day the American Rcd Cross T.
sending an average OF 800 letter. II
day 10 persons living behind Inc
enemy lines This work is dom,
through Washington headquarters OF
IN American Red Cross b. the burc ~
OF communications. OF which Edward
NJ Day is acting director
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
PINE. OAK. HICKORY. pOPiAE. t;ITAI
ASH MD WALNUT TIMBER On \
TRACT OF
$50 Acres for Sale

This timber is in Nottoway County.
seven or eight miles from Jennings. on
the Southern. and about the same dis
lance from crewc, on the Norfolk and
western, with good roads to both
places.
II is about two or three miles from
FergusonNiilo, in the direction Of
Amelia and known AS the .HIand
Farm" 1t has recently been surveyed
and the lines chopped. but IL desired
Mr. q. Henry Hastings, on the WEIGH
place adjoining. will SHOW tho timber
Some of the pine is original growth
Three years allowed to Gct off timbc r.
with privilege of ave years extension
upon payment "t interest on purchase
price.
Purchasers right viii expire after
the land has been once cut over
! will be glad to receive offers for
the timber III person or by mail
WM. HODGES MANN.
Attorney for Owner
6l5 Mechanics Bldg. rctcrsburS, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
WAITS FOR LORD
kentucky Man VIII Not Cut Dcnrd
Until He Receives Divine
T,sf

CATTLETTSBURG. KY. July co
Waiting for the Lord to tell him TO
remove his long which he
says he will not remove until so or
Gercd--Clare Dixon. holy roller
preacher. has been jailed here on
charges OF sedtious statements relative
TO the war. He is alleged to have
preached that ii is wicked to fight. and
that TO resist the draft Is right basins
all his assertions on the Bible
He refuses to accept bond, asserting
that lie is glad 10 have an opportunity
to suffer as did the disciples OF old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
RICHMOND CLEAR|NGs
SHOW HEAVY INCREASE
Weeks Business Totals S46,47O.0.D,
as Compared With S20,744,i11
for Same Period Last Ienr.
FEDERAL RESERVE is ACTIVE
Bills Discounted and Bought Show
Substantial Gain Over Recent
WeekS-F'cw Material Changes
Noted I'm Official Statement.

Richmond bank clearinSs continued
/ heavy last week. the total being on
of the largest for six days business
in rccen, weeks. and showing large
| Increase over the corresponding week
of last year According To the weekly
report OF the Clearing House Assoc!a-
ton. made public after tn" close OF
business yesterday afternoon. tho clca-
ings aggregated s46.iIn.629. As com.
pared with *2G.T44.lll last year.
The Federal Reserve Bank OF Rich
mond was also active last week. the
total amount OF bills discounted and
bought To the close OF business Friday
afternoon increasing from s2s.So6.ooo
to s3+.Goi.o0o. The banks total Goli
reserve decreased from S6l.0S7.001 10
SJI.76J.00o. and total resources from
slS7.o37.ooo to siS6Ioo.oco. There ua,
decrease in the amount due from
special dcpos:tarics in connection with
the war loan deposit accoun, and an In
crease in uncoilccted items and ma
tional bank notes.
Governor George }. Scay issued tho
following statement Yesterday after
noon. showing the banks condition
- the close OF business Friday after.
noon:
Gold coin and certificates In
vault ...................s s4Ic.ooj
cold Settiemrn; fund 49,. I6.Gla.ooo
cold with foreign agencies Ji2.cr0
Gold with Federal reserve
agent ..,...... ........ 33,II5.oon
Cold redemption fund $4,000
--------------
Tota! gold reserve. .....s 1I.lJo.o 20
Legal tender notes. silver
certificates and subsidi-
AIRY coin ........ $4,000
90 Sotu reserve. ''.''s ''.'65."o"
| nitcd states government
''r''h'a'ea ''.'''....'..... ".'i3.noo
T"ta! earning aSSt;S.....s GI.7lJ.noD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21

In execution OF decree in The chan
Gerry Court Of the city Of Richmond,
entered on the lith day OF July. i?iS.
in the cause of Il. - Lewis. Jr.. VS..
signed special commissioners will SCH
at public auction. on tho premises.
TUESDAY. July %. i2ls.
at o'clock l.. N.
all that lot of land with tWo-story
frame dwelling thereon. on the south
Crn line Of West Baker Street. between
81. Peter Street and Brook .tvcnuc. be-
ginning thereon ~ point LOT feet {.
inches cast Of the eastern line Of
Shocks Alley, thence running west
wardly along and fronting on the
southern line of Baker Street - feet
thence back between parallel lines ij9
feet 10 an alley III common l6 feet wide.
The aforementioned property is in
the best renting section of Jack son
Ward. never vacant. and renting for
81. per month. Any one who desires
a home or big investment should not
miss This sale.
TERMS: Onc-third in cash and tho
balance in three equal ins,allmcnts of
siA. twelve and eighteen months re-
spcctNcly from date OF sale. the pur-
chaser TO execute negotiable notes for
the deferred payments, with interest at
per cent until paid for. and tho title
10 hc retained until the entire purchase
money has been paid and a conveyance
ordered by the court: or all cash. at
the option OF the purchaser
DAVID MEADE WHITE
y. THOMAS HEWlN,
Special Commissioners.
] certify that the bond required Of
the slhcial commissioners by the decree
In SAID cause Of July II, 1918 has been
duly given.
Gnen under my hand this nth day
Of July 1918:
CHAS o. SAvIL.E. Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY
Manufacture Of Motor trucks and par,,
Necessarily to win
fBy Associated rrcssJ

WASHINGTON. July 20,--Manufac-
ture OF motor trucks for direct and
indirect war needs IS considered an
essential Industry. the war Industries
BOARD announced to-day, and priority
on material will be granted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
STATEMENT
FOR ALI. TWELVE N4St< =

WASHINGTON. July .0.-,iold re
serves OF the twelve Federal reserve
banks increased sl5.000.o00 bills dis
counted. $4,000. 900. and members re
serves. Si9.ooo.ooo during the last week.
according 70 the Federal Reserve
boards rnancia! report tonight The
banks condition AT the close OF bust
ness last night WAS as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
The Weeks Weather.
LILY As.ocIatcd I,rr.s.i

IN NSHOtIatcU FrCsN.I
wASnISGTON. July 2o.--Icmpcra.
lures near or slightly above normal are
forecast for tho southeastern states
during the week beginning Monday
Frequent day showers are Indicated
for Florida. but elsewhere the weather
will he fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21

About 100 pieces Of antiques which
the best OF condition been refnished
Guiding fine old mahogany frame Wall Mirror
old mahogany Dining Table
ian Sdeboard feet long, old Colonial Sideboard with
columns and claw feet; unusually Colonial Mir
ror one fine old English Chest of Drawers very fine old
Secretary with book above old High
boy old Bonnet Boy several good old Chppendae Chairs
hne Old Liquor Chest Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table
Sheraton Drop Leaf Table Colonial Card Table
Bed number of Bureaus Drawers Tables Chairs
Colonial Rockers
SPECIAL. ATTENTION!
Complete furnishings Chinese robing room,
consisting of large acquered Chest Dressing Stand
set of Drawers This set several hundred
valued at more than 81 900.
RARE OLD ENGRAVINGS.
Among which will be found valuable old Burial of La
tame Clay Before United Senate Washing
Clay and other Colonial celebrities engraving
Robert E.. Lee. ~
There reproductions in this collection we hav
positive instructions to sell regardless value
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. INC
Auconeers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21

rhicf of police OF Seattle. The whisky
is the result of m:tny raids made by
the Seattle dry squad. Th" liquor sill
he used tor medicinal purposes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21

morning and WAS driven back by tho
fire .oi anti;,ircraft Euns. according To-
an official announcement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
NAVY Is Given nnuxc.

SEATTLE. WASH. July a0.-The
Chitcd states Navy has accepted G.J0u
quarts Of whisky. valued. At bootleg
gers prices. at SG5. 900. This has been
turned over to the naval force by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
Total liabilities

Total liabilities 800. s4.I66.12". 600
Ratio of gold reserves to net de-
post and +. r. note liabilities com
bined. rs.
Ratio of total reserves to net de-
posts and j.. r. note liabilities COM
hined, sos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SAIL.
DWELLING No. i2% NEST BAKEi
STREET JACKSON WAI:DD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
HUN AIRCRAFT HALTED

Driven nnrk In Attempt to Invade
England ny Wn! nf i<cntish
Coast.
IlJ. A>SoSIa ted i'rcSs.I
LONDON. jay 9o-A t;err,a,, u.-s
rl.nc crossed ih- kcn.iSh ruaS. this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21

BY SULLIVAN Il co.
Real Estate Agents and .Nuctionccrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21


Total amount OF bills discounted ana
houEht for the week ending July u.
1913. s34.6ol,oOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21

A.t,,.> .>i.t:>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21

Auction SALES.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-04
Modern Church An Ice Box,
Declares Billy

billiard pool second cousin to
a
Cod Knock little of the obtue hearts of these
old sinners.
don't give picayune you whether you HOBO
counting the division millionaire hitting town IN Your
limousine, you headed for the bottomless pit
Some folks have let Him but they have shut Him up in spare
bedroom.
ice between the sheets
III spare bedroom.
Open the door; say Jesus, have the paror
people and make all hell laugh
and all heaven weep all night
The rebel against God is traitor
ye-and keep looking; Can't
finish?
wish could paint picture of purgatOry really I'd
you something.
The modern church is ice box.
thousands of who think preachers sole
duty provide you with predigeed religious food
who that attitude toward
ministry die of fatty degeneration of the soul
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-04
CAPITAL PASTORS
AID BILLY'S FIGHT
AGAINST THE Devil

Satan's ears are burning today from
: the maulings he received yesterday
at the various Washington churches.
That the devil cares as much as
God which way a mans soul goes
was the gist OF the Rev. John Comp
ton Balls sermon at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, Sixth and a streets
northeast He took for his text
Psalm 1924, No man cared for my
soul"
Every crusade against autocracy
and powers of evil, from the days OF
Richard the Lion Hearted and Charles
Msrtel down to the present conflict,
has been led by the Anglo-Saxon race
and the forces Of Christianity" was
the statement made by Congressman
Clarence B. Miller OF Minnesota at a
meeting of the Epworth League Of
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Miller was one Of the Congress
sionRI party which visited the battle
fields OF Europe last summer.
Characterizing Billy Sunday as the
greatest instrument in Gods hand to-
day for the righteousness of Aneri-
at the Emmanuel Baptist Church.
49, NA-oN NAo pNNpAN 3AASNiA HUN ~
the tabernacle regardless OF weather
and do all they can to aid Billy In his
figh. against the devil.
At the First Congregational Church,
Tenth and G streets northwest. the Rev.
Dr. James L. Gordon took for his text,
The Kaiser's New Book on the War"
He speculated on what this book con-
tained and predicted that IL was to be
seven volumes-all self praise. and that
about the time he got the fourth volume
completed there would be rude
awakening with revolt in Germany and
the rising OF the nations of Armageddon
The Lutheran churches are urging
their members to contribute to the $40
900 war emergency fund. which II is pro-
posed 70 be raised b. them during the
week beginning February IS. These or
CARNATIONS also hope to establish a
general three-year fund OF S2.j01,0O0 for
equipment of buildings at army canton
ments. establishment OF a lecture bureau
and for assisting chaplains and camp
pastors.
Father and son week" Is planned by
churches for the seven days included
from February II TO II. This IS to COM
memorate the giving of their sons to
their country by many fathers. Some
churches are planning banquets on Feb
ruary u TO bring together fathers and
sons. fatherless sons and sonless fathers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-04
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