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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-23
Time and Wage
Dispute i'm War
Plant Unsettled
Elk President Taft and
Frank P. Walsh Hear Elec-
trio Workers. Complaint
Especial Dispatch to The Tribune)

SCHENECTADY, June 22.-Ex-P Pres
ident William II. Taft and Frank P.
Walsh, of the War Labor Board, heard
arguments on the wage and time con-
troversy between the Metal Trades
Council, representing 1900 union
workers, and the General Electric
Company to-day. After six hours the
Board members left, designating w. l..
Stoddard, an examiner, to take add-
tional data which each side desires to
present.
The board members were called to
settle a dispute which two weeks ago
threatened to tie UP the plant of the
General Electric Company and throw
$4,000 men and women out of work.
More than sixty-fve per cent of the
production of the concern is war work.
The men asked originally a 25 per
cent increase in wages and a forty
four hour basic weak. This was re-
duced to a 20 per cent increase and
a forty-eight hour week
VicePresident George T. Emmons
offered to increase wages 10 per cent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-23
Burnquist Wins in
Minnesota by $4,000
Complete Returns Show Over
whelming Defeat for Nom
Partisan League

ST. PAUL, Jnue 22.-Complete re-
turns from Monday's>primary election,
with the exception of dozen pre-
cincts in isolated districts, give Gov
ernor j. A. A. Burnquist majority of
more than $4,000 for the Republican
nomination for Governor. The major
1ty of Fred l.. Wheaton, Of Mime
apolis, Democratic candidate, was less
than 500.
Burnquist polled 196,11o votes and
Charles A. Lindbergh, of Little Falls,
candidate of the National Non-Parti,
san League, received 1852. Wheat
on's vote was 1926. Comstock. his
opponent, received 1863.
United States Senator Knute Nelson.
Republican candidate for reelection
defeated James A. Peterson, of Mime.
apolis, by $4,000 votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-23

De deaf and dumb to what goes on
around you.
BE honest and truthful.
to be done.
:, In using food be as economical as
though it were your own.
For the Mistress:
BE patient with new girl until she
Is accustomed to the house.
O., remember that she is not machine.
She needs rest.
Give her time to herself.
Show appreciation of her work
Give her little gift when she has
done particularly we'll. -
in her. CONFLUENCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-23
IFS Women s Hiqh-C Class Suits
Formerly $500 to 1900
$500
NO c. o. DIS:

A collection of taieurs assembled from the regular
stock in navy blue and black tricotine, gabardne,
Poiret twill and mems wear serge-ncuded are about
twelve suits in colors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-15
AMERICA WILL OVERCOME
DISPARITY OF FORCES
President Tells French Executive
Men and Material Arc Coming
in increasing Flow.
WILL WIN WAR FOR LIBERTY
American Army i'm France Will Com
stanuy &c Enlarged Until Forces
Fighting .iutocraCy Will BE Over
whclming in Size and Might.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE pur-
and materials TO France until any
temporary inequality of force is en-
tireiy overcome" was reiterated by
President Wilson to- day in replying TO
a message from President Poiucaire on
the anniversary of the landing of the
frs; American troops in France.
The Presidents Cablccrau, made
public at the State department. said {:
Your telegram of yesterday was
certainly conceived in tho highest and
most generous spirit OF friendship, and
| am sure that | am expressing tho
feeling OF the people OF the United
States as well as my own. when say
that II is with increasing pride ard
qualification that they have seen their
forces under General Pcrshing more
and more actively co.. operating with
the forces of liberation on French soil
1t is their fixed and uralttrahle pur-
pose TO send men and materials in
steady and increasing volume until any
temporary inequality OF force is en-
tirciy overcome and the forces of free
dom made overwhelming. for thcy are
convinced that ii is only BY victory
that peace can he achieved and the
woTid's affairs settled upon a basis Of
enduring justice and right; II is 4
constant satisfaction to then, TO know
that in this great enterprise they are
N close and intimate co-opcration with
the people OF France"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-15
MAYOR tINSLIE REPLIES
no DISTRICT ATTORNEY MI\N

In reply TO the numerous criticisms
"h!eh nav" piled upon him from many
quarters, Mayor Ainslic yesterday il
sued a lengthy statement defending his
actions. In III" statement the Mayor
says that he has never said tina, ne
initiated tn. conference with General
f"rns"ot'h. but r"iterateS his state
ment tnat 1t was at his request mat
soldiers were sent over to make tn.
raid. United States District Attorney
Mann mas fortified his position and
emphasizes his former announcement
'hat not until General I'arnsworth had
stated that he would bar soldiers fran,
Richmond and send soldiers over 10
clean ar tho city did tho Mayor xiv.
i Ni# approval IL "aid that tho Mayor
had general idca tina, tho RAD was
20 take place, bu, mat ne could not
have been sur" ~ tine time or Tho d :
that IL would takc place
TIC statement Ot the Mayor is a.. fol
IoNs.
{ hayo never said nor pretended
taai :riiln'cd tho conference Wiz,
Genera F"rns"orth held ~ my onIcc
! Memorial Dag, May 70. did say, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-15
ELECT OFFICERS
John Marshall Alumni Hold Annual
Meeting, When New Officers
Arc Selected.

In connection with the finals OF John
Marshall High School this year, Il most
interesting informal meeting of the
alumni WAS held Thursday night.
There arc about 200 active members of
the Alumni Association of John
Marshall. Officers were elected for tho
ensuing year as follows: honorary
president. T. r. BcveridGe; president.
Robert \. Brock. Jr; first vice-presi-
dent. Alvin b. liutZlcr: second vice
president. r. S. Crump; secretary. Miss
Nellie Spence: treasurer. Miss Thclma
lin.
The executive committee consists OF
the following members: Charles Kahn
Bryan Branch. William T.. Crawford,
George II. keescc. w. II. Lorraine Miss
Katherine Minor. Miss Elizabeth Webb.
MISS Carrie Berklcy and Miss Raw
Van Wort. The chairman OF the mem
bership committee is Miss isabelle
Fuller. 1t was announced that tho
life membership fund of $500 had been
invested in Liberty bonds
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OFFICERS TO MEET
Important Matters VIII Re Con.
adhered by Home Defense
League To-\irht

Major w Nick. Evans. commanding
me kichinond Home Defense League.
mas called meeting OF all the league
officers at room $50. Murphy's Hotel
saturday evening, AT $40 o'clock
Every officer is expected TO he present.
as matters OF Importance will be con-
Sidcrcd.
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I'D. WANTS
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reference.
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TELEPHONE.
Telephone your Want Ads. to Tho Times
Dispatch. Randolph l. when you find IL
more convenient To do so. and they viii
DC taken at office rates
SubSTATlONS FOR I'D. WANTS
Times Dispatch branch Offices arc main.
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lar Office rates
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Myers. Jury Could Not Agree

inc case OF Fred Myers. charged IN
'"s musings Court with storing
'f"eh' spirits in an uptown garage
was concluded yesterday aftcrnoo,
Whcn the jury announced that thcv
were unable to arrive at "a verdict;
Myers. II was alleged. had moro ,ba,
loO pints OF liIuor in an AUTOMOBILES
me owner Of the garage testified thar
ne a'd not know Myers, and ,ha,
n ..,, MIN named smith had paid tho
rental and all charges on the car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-15

turc was In session. and It's attention
was called to II; yet ii did not repeal
the requirement of proper warrants
So long as the law require policemen
to have them. neither ! nor any ono
else can waive that requirement."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-15
CHURCH NOTICES
ia PITS

SECOND pArT riiAFrt GnTrncu r c,A
m n ,s saa si' .! : y nR $KlS$Ehss
YSun u"G Men A SSGn'sS hs saiey
d!a Welcome to Gal al. '''"oo' ';'' ~ NJ Cor
,,,.u cMn!sTiAH SCIENCE.
rls4EfT GuH ss1t,e or w {isr o: sGlEM
ri" Iak Av morninE in church encs. corner
Man" Wednesday evening testimony me-. OF
5Jsi il locs,cI I'h H. The ,ReadinE, RGom 90
i" W." So, 'n'ininG. corner seventh and Iiranis-
t. ss9eo %'% saa @1,,% ana K
Wcdncsi lagS'y ,roi from "a T. ~ % r, NJ;
strangers cordially Invited ~
rfaak.sn s sI~rs EriS Naoi ,CnrncM
bow%MAN p "eT rPc, S"n sada Mf AsbS j.
dsy afternoon ser,te" 3, g ocoe Gk.''E ;rs I'm
cs %%MGM or aeo Tx M m.$sIs
ana sermon IL O'Clock \ 81: eVcmi.I.
,Manho"i Measured BY IN "har.e, "' '"qni gy
nr stfIicc KI:V s" ri III ,PTe2eh 4, IT!p-
y'| rector VIII preach al the evening sc:.
nHr,,Lru,:M hpT F.tFHAEAx c,,rncu
sixth 4ga Gay s,ree,i. i Il MEuscSiaiikr =
Evening service. discontinued 20. the a sum NJ
Psr,or '"G@Af o $ Narn s S4F'o $50 49,
phone Madison i727
PRESBYTERIAN
pi LET fhHS hTTtkiAT CHURCH
pastor. DIR +. T. McFADES SunGsy School
at ':so; i!ieie Class q, 70 y Il
SECOND pRESDYTERI,H CnUR,rt
r!iN stree. near Main REV RUSSELL.
ELL - y pastor Services ~ ~ A "
anu Nj. y " SUNDAY School as & 81
Wednesday SIS 4. -
GRACE COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
REV }. CALVIN STEWAR'r u -
Sa hhath School a.sG :,
l'lb.c Classes Nr King O.G0 x
sermon hy nr caldwell ; 90 : II
Young Peoples society 10 !. 4
sermon y; lLr -Caldwcll...... s.i5 i NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-15
Massanetta Springs Hotel
Rockingham Coz

Rockingham County. Virginia.
New brick structure, thoroughly
MODERN Public and private baths. hot
and cold water and electric lights in
pool. ample dressing rooms and bathe,
ing suits. Tennis courts. bowling nj
!eys. croquct grounds. good walks and
drivcwayS.
The Massanctta water a specific for
malaria. kidney and stomach trouble.
Open July l.
Address MAsSANETTA SPRINGS co
Inc. Box pa. Harrisonburg. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-15

| upon the missing ard mutilatcd Lem
ahan evidence. which was stolen f'on'
the custody of Walter Christian. clerk
Of tho Hastings Court. Abor, ten
witnesses were summoned to testify
before the grand jury yesterday. and
IT is believed that most of them were
for the purpose of discovering who
was the person. and how the Lcnahan
papers had been tampcrcd with other
witnesses tcStifyins in regard 20 the
tanpc:inE with the Lenahan evidence
were l.. .. WcndcuburE. attorney for
lcnaha1: his stenograrhcr. Miss Mary
CARRIER: Clerk Walter Christian. Dep.
vty Clcrk William Hrccden and the
Janitor in charge OF the IIustings
Court Offices
The case of the Commonwealth
against II. j. Lcnahan. charged with
Il violation of the prohibitaion law. was
scheduled TO begin in the Iiustinss
Court, but at the request OF Common
wealth's Attorney Wise was continued
until June 20, owing to the unusual
pressure OF court business at this time
When the grand jury reconvencs it
is understood that Zen Jacobs viii
again take the stand |, is vuitcly
likely that Sergeant j. l.. Jordan viii
also bc recalled
Jacobs declared last night that nc
had nothing to say and could make no
statement until the grand jury had
finished with him and given him per-
mission to make a statement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-15

mat crime has been committed be-
'orc such warrant can issue.
II seems from the facts in this case
mat The warrant was issued and 4
search ordered for the puropose OF as
containing whether or not Il crime had
ncen committed. This practice former
l! obtained in England until II received
the severe condemnation and rrpudia-
tion or Judges Mansfield and Camden
more than 100 years ago. and was the
occasion for tho guarantee OF inn
muhity from such search. except upon
evidence OF 81 fact committed.
MUST DESCRIBE
THING TO Bi: SEARCHED
And the search warrant issued in
TINS case is open 10 another objection
therc Is no rule of law better settled
IMAM that in search warrants the thing
Tor which search Is to be made must
nc described with reasonable certainty.
mere are numerous decisions 10 the
effect that tho officer or other person
must be enabled to Identify the thing
sought by the description Of ii In the
search warrant. In this case the dc
scription is ardent spirits concealed
in two suit cases
In this case the evidence shows
that there were Il number OF suit
cases in this baggage room. and as
the particular suit cases sought were
not described In the warrant II would
perhaps be necessary tn open all the
SUIT cases in the baggage room in or
der TO End the ardent spirits concealed
therein.
For these reasons am of opinion
mat tho justice of the peace did not
nave lawful authority to issue a scare;
warrant under tho facts in this case.
that the complaint or the recital
thereon by tho justice was insufficient
in this case upon which to base Il
search warrant. and that the dcScrip-
tion IN the warrant OF the thing for
which search was to lac made was
general. indefinite and Insufficient |:
results. therefore. that tn" accused -
not guilty of attempting 10 intinidate
ana impede tho officers in tho lawful
discharge OF their duties. and so
ind and discharge him from custody.
MORE iMPoRTA Nj no
PRESERVE. LIBERTY
Enforcement at tho prohibition
law which has boon or such Erca,
benefit to our state and people. is Of
much Importance. but IT is Of more
importance 20 preserve TO our citizens
the rights and immun,,ies guaranteed
TO them by our Constitution
1T is true that the decision makes
the apprehension Of Illegal shipments
Of liquor moro difficult. hut the dcci-
sion was made while the last LeEisla-
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STOLEN! $50 REWARD
SPECIAL. NOTICES

PROPOSALS for constructing experimental
w Sshhfe roIas' AETirmlture ,pnspar!msnt
nrop9sals for the constr uction OF APPROX
inatciy one and onc-half miles OF cSpcri.
mrntal concrctc road on Columbia Pike
<StieHandT W county Va. from Mount Vernon
Of the chief clerk un.il o'clock T. 81 June
~. 1919. and then publicly opened Oman.
dties are approximateiy as follows: 1000
cuo t, yards eNSar;.tiIn 5000 square yards
square yards washed gravel subbasc s. 1G5
square yards crushed stone Eubhase I'0vO
snHaTe Yards pit run gravel suhb.sc. 1850
cueic yards concrete surfacing, ]. coo Citic
yards gravel for shoulders 10 cutie varIs
concrete for drainage structure. 90 iincar
ieet pipe culv.rts and 500 feet wooded qua ri
Iaii l,ians may be seen and spccifcarions
June IL. 1918. at the office of Public Rna Il O
and ., Rural Engineering. United States De-
Street. y. w. Washington. ID. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-15
CONFERENCE CALLS
ON MAYOR AINSLIE
TO DANISH VICE

S..I"e' 'OH1 = iFSt i'ageD
and not the material. cnec; which the
authorities az Camp Lee were striy
!ng for. and subsequent results have
SHOWN how far they were successful
While the grand Jury was still push
us searching probe into allereu
police co!lus;ou with tho vice condi-
ION. gambling and Bookkeeping Judge
~. [. Richardson, Of the Hus,jnps
curt seized the opportunity yester-
DAY 10 make his position clear to nh
general public. and in an ,ncon-
promising announcement stated thar
.cnicncy in dealing with whisky
gambling and vice cases could not II.
expected from him. Judge Richardson
sad tina, the time for continuances in
ms court because OF customary ex
uses vas a, an end. In the .u,urc
no postponenents VIII be allowed cx
tept for unusually serious grounds
The judge Indicated that this an.
nouHcement had reference primarily 10
me large number OF whisky cases
c!uttering the docket. Commemorative
Attorney Wise heartily assented and
agreed with the statement OF judge
h.chareson and assured the couy, thar
ne was IN absolute accord with the
CRY a'ADosit:oi o: The cases
MAYOR TO USE MEMBERS
OF HOME DEFENSE: LEAGUE
Mayor Ainsiie Is WORKING unon :,
plan 20 make use of The 500 yoItin,oors
OF me Richmond Home Defense I.caru.
IN cleaning the city OF it's unheelthv
ana uh"holcsorc environment. lie has
ALREADY been in conference win rho
commanders Of the companies p-.-
'aratory 10 calling upon them for scr
wee IN campaign TO rid the ci,v Of
It's infested evils. The Mayor s,i1
that ne could not W, make Tho de-
'ai!s OF the plan public, AZ 1t had no,
yet been completed. bu, trat he hnncb
mat they would be eucccsstul wraro
uniformed and piainclothes men of ,h.
Police Department have failed.
inc orEaf..zat ioH. is composed Of
representatives. lumber of men. living
IN every section OF the CITY. and "a
some extent well informed az IT, con.
di'ions In their section with Tho ar
'i'c and jealous support OF 500 vol.
Nn'eers chcrishinE the good name ~
richmond. IT is hoped mat II v.ul H..
OF great heneht in combating ovl
Inc grand Jn!y has adjourned No.
to meet again until Monday ,rorni,r
ana in Official circles i, IS ronc,.lI,,
eFc' mat by that time the out
me and tone Of the lonr,hy ana posi-
I'VE report OF n" inquisitors viii have
oceh grated. u all quarters i, 40
"nd'sputed that ,he r"por, o, The 4n,y
VIII result in sweeping change. Of tho
Guys forces for comhn,ir2 evil ana
that the Police Department win hs
r'mp!et"iy rsorsauizcd aud plaeed ON >,
war basis Those who AT. u - position,
!" NnoW expect ;hn' It number Of
indictments against members o.; ,nn
police force and ,iriva,n ci,izc,.. ,.r
he returned. Where ononscs h.yc Ma,
been grave enough to warran, AIM In.
0'timen' the custer !aw wul be n.
voked.
JURY WANTS E,IDE>,E
ABOUT LENAuIN r,rI,u,
"hen III" grand iury me-, yes,orda,
morning, attorney L T. ruuford .,
we Department az Prohibition was
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HOTELS IND RESORTS
NEW HOTEL MERTON rlEE-
ATLANTIC CITY. n. .

Vermont a.. and the beach. near all al.
III Ions, Cnn"giiy $J9 High class. mod
.aths. cunning water III rooms. Early rates
VI. l.. FARLEY
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Provide: I>ToDl FOR
PEOPLE WHO SPKEND DISEASE;


e'!cc WIZ" MAYOR A'nslie and
" va "a 'fS'o' heF wise mas
~" arranged ny Executive secretary
OF the state Council OF Defense Kelley
10 iron out tho wrinkles q, iuri.,;.
tional questions roI,,ir -, IL,
forcc,ron, ~ ,ba .,.,,.
'"op't" vice
"'''s utes OIL inc state Heaith De-
pa !'leh'' lie conference VIII be held
IN me Office o: the State Council %:
Defense this morning a, IN o.c,,o,,
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HOTELS And RESORTS
NEW JERSEY

NEW JERSEY.
NEW SHELDON ,W!ldwood's most modern
NNo" motel: capacity $50: clrv, 4.
tor. private baths: rooms on suite; bnokl.i /.
auto. II. j. woods. ownership ma ns .eincni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-15

here repeat. that nj that Confcrcfcc I
asked Tor the military police. which
General Cronkhite had refused April
IL. II was not General EaruSworths
Idea TO send soldiers. bu. II WAS my
request.
fiRNSWoRTH WANTED
TO PUBLISH ALL DATA
General Farnsworth'S idea was to
publish certain data he had relating
20 kichmcnd | wanted TO get cvi-
dcnce of specific cases OF law Violations
Eoth Chief Sowcli. who wrote the let
ter 10 General Cronkhi,c liz April. and
chief sherry insisted 10 mo that sol
dierS were necessary to catch those
who violated the law with soldiers.
and that is why asked for military
police. The arrangements were com
p!etcd in my Office with Captain De-
Camp Saturday. June |. ana Captain
petamp was handed the amount OF
expense money that he himself stated
he needed.
I'm reply TO Commissioner Petcrs's
statements about screening trains. sta
'ions and baggage of passengers. ! say
that the prohibition law requires war
rants and specifically provides their
character. After much controversy
on that point. the case Of Common
wealth agains; Eutterworth was tried
before Judge Richardson in the Illus
tinSS Court Buttcrworth was the sta
ton agent at Eiha. Police armed with
u search warrant demanded the right
TO search for two sui; cases in the
baggage room or the Richmond. Fred
crickshurE and Potomac Railroad at
Elba station. Prohibition Commissioner
Peters WAS represented in the case by
former Governor Mann and Mr. Dun
ford.
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Atlantic Coast Line
The tandnrd Railrnnd OF the 5

The STANDARD Itailrnal OF the South.
rp,,EEff fhGIiNhtn 9ESE y; bolS.
For Florida and south: $500 a. N. and
y For NSriolk: 90 X. NJ. 800 A. ~. 500
For y: x y. ,iy. West: e:aO ~ NJ. 800
500 \: NJ, 9:YG A. ~. S;2C, 4. Nj, 500 i.
M 't:09 +. NJ ,I3;t' 4. 81. t:o5 l.. M.
For Goidsbor" ana Fayetteville: '4:0o
Trains arrive RichmSnd daily, e:25 A; Nh
noon; .2:l0 p NJ. tl:oO T.. 81. 6:US T.. ST..
Except Sunday. Sunday only.
Time of arrival and departure and con-
nections not guaranteed.
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AUTOMOBILES

running condition, cheap Tor QUICK 90 ~,
sale 200 Ihone Bouicrard 1871.
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CHESAPEAKE & Ohio RAILWAY
SeabOard Air Line Railway ComDany

TT, Trains leaye daily; 0 A n. Norlina
lack . s siie 94o T.; ~. atlanta Gifmins.
GAS l.. NJ. 30 =. NJ " 49,
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VIRGINIA.
Crockett ArScnir-IItbI, S,,-I.

Crockett Arscnic-I.ithin SprinC.
md Dnths.
Elevation 2.lo0 feet. Opens June Is,
celebrated FOR its cures In a wide range
OF diseases and female IRREGULARITIES
Quiet and restful away from the cares
OF the day. Clears and beauties the
complexion. Write 70: particulars
II. L. THOMAS, Manager
Crockett SPRING., Nu
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PENNSYLVANIA.
I II e w AL TER

Walters Park. In.
Now omen tor a successful season "A.
dress. as usual. ROBERT WALTER ~ !.
Walters Park. Ia " -
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MOTORCYCLES .>n n,cyc,ns
BUSINESS .SERJICE
BUSINESS SERVICE OFrIKlD.

~ N.SGS! Az StkGS. made a., .ra.I
w Mns-ler n 60 Madison aIs-
EiAGS tl.-tGS: mace 10 orue. "A
M0s"lev e 20 Madison 2Is2
GLASSES We M anu make in-In 8
Ray Fisher. O c.. Ev.Sicnt Sr.-t,..
Second and ca" Street, Madison I.S6
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Rchmead, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
To snd freE WashIngtoa and bnYond- Daily

Ricnmond WAsningtnn Loca Lv. 80 al.
daily: Fredericksburg Accom- week DAYS. Ly.
4.lo Pm; Al: AIS AM. Ashland Accom- week
days, Lv6 40 AN. 6.30 Pm; AR $3.50 AN $50 Pm
or this train. sMeln y, Sta
Byrd st. Sta stopping RI Elba). ZELDA Sta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-15
WEST VIRGINIA.
RAILROADS
Norfolk & Western Railway

E !s'5s 5, f. $'Ss 1855 sh~'s 81:
..Es95R tfScHnURG AND THE WEST:
Arrivc Richmond from Norfolk .Ic0l
S1on :Si'T ii; E so HE west; .7:25 4.
DAILY. IDaiiy except sunday ;Sunday