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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11
GR4NITEUILLE

Don't forget Wednesday night at
Granite theatre the fourth episode of
The Worlds Greatest War" at usual
prices, &c and llc.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11
Warm Weather Values

You will surely be interested in our
line of Summer Wash Skirts, and
when you consider the prices of cloth
at the present time you will realize
the values we are offering in these
Skirts.
We bought our Skirt stock early,
and of people who owned their cloths
at very nearly the old prices. Hence,
these very reasonable prices we are
offering you are the seasons best
Skirt values.
White Skirts are more popular than
ever; they always look so fresh and
clean, and every time they are laun-
dered they look like new.
The Pre-Shrunk Skirts in the
Printzess and Wooltex makes are
values that appeal to all. These are
Skirt that is made from the seasons
best cloths, that were bought before
the big advance of cotton goods.
See this line of Skirts while the as
sortment is at its best. We start the
an give you values up to $3.50. These
the seasons best materials.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11

Big reduction on paints and varnishes
at A. " Beckley's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
FOUR. MINUTE MEN MEET
Name Executive Committee and EN.
press Appreciation OF Receptions
Accorded Sneakers

With view TO extending tho use
tulness Of the -Four Minute Men" who
were at present engaged in advancing
the sale Of Liberty bonds, u meeting
was held In the Westmoreland Club
last night. An effort will be made TO
Increase the number Of men who arc
willing TO represent the government
in placing before the people various
phases OF war activities. 4 motion
was also adopted expressing to tho
public and theatcr-owncrs appreciation
FOR the receptions which have bon
given speakers hare.
Colonel Eugene g. Massie presided
At the meeting. and the principal adj
dress was made by w. Curtis Michel
son. OF Washington, associate direc-
tor of the bureau. An executive COM
mittee consisting OF Colonel Eugene
9. Massic. Senator James Il. Cannon.
Henry l. Cabell, Charles IIutzler and
David Meade White will hereafter be
i'm charge of the activity Of the -Four.
Minute Men in Richmond. y 1t was an
nounced that l.. II. Machcn. Of Nor
folk, has been appointed director Of
the work for Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26

doing little mild sparring. remarked
on my own muscular development in
an impersonal and very natural way.
and then announced her intention OF
departing. l stood to attention while
the prince opened the door, after which
we fell TO our work again without
remark.
When the lesson concluded. re-
turned TO tho room where had
changed. and began 10 resume my
street attire. In the mids, or the
operation the door opened, and l turned
round sharply 70 catch one glimpse OF
the Mortified face OF the young Princess
victoria Louise. now the Duchess Of
brunswick. 1t seems that she had not
ne:n acquainted with what was going
OF. and h-Sr.pg some 81. in the room
% her cavoritr brother .Adalbert. had
i'nrulsivcly entered 10 SEQ whether he
might not have returne! Unexpectedly
from en-" OF his cruises. as not infre-
quent'E happened.
The !nci1ents have related ara
illustrative of certain LONELINESS,
which afterwards found in the i'm.
perial palaces u which was admitted,
after one ha.! penetrated the outer
cres: CT auEkeydom AMI formality.
WITNESSES BRILLIANT
FUNCTION AT COURT
II was. cf course. SIDE OF German
p'lace life :hat only professional folk
like myself we're privileged to witness
or'iide the regular members OF the i'm
periai households. ! had later the on
portunity OF Witnessing brilliant
court function at the same palace. the
Berliner Schloss. and was much struck
by the contrast OF it's appearance on
that occasion TO what saw there upon
my first visit.
l was not officially present. Il course,
but managed to get snuggied ir as a
spectator from far gallery Of the big
reception and dancing room. 1t would
still be an indiscretion to disclose the
means by which l obtained the privi-
lcge, though il was very harmless
one, and, as far as know, one fully
sanctioned by the court authorities.
The kaiser's court Is the most clabo-
rate and ostcntatious in all Europe, or
in the whole world for that matter. and
J was positively dazzled by the display
made by the number and variety of the
court ofhcers and the army OF mag
nihcertly uniformed servants who
made their appearance on this occasion.
Every corridor was guarded, too. and
the whole palace seemed alive with the
huge guardsmcn the Kaiser likes 10
have about him on state occasions.
tTo Be Continued.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26

YORK. ibrtI 3,-Thcrn WAS a re-
of heavy general selling Ia the cot
la rkci to-day. and . further scnsa-
break IN prices. July contract. old
800. making drcliu" Of ifI POINTS
Inc v!osiui; price ~ Yesterday. and :,
ril J. Tho close was at The lowest
III til" day. with tn" general list weak
lOsscs If 100 4" iS) points III" open
la irregular a q dcciin" Of ~ TO -
with MAY relatively easy owing to
REGULATION Of notices estimated at hc.
iO.prh aud l2.9I bales. Spot houses
MAY as iiF premium over July mar.
to about 10 points, but tho general
mttuucd weak aud unsettled. and moi
rallies seemed To meet increased offer
om one source or another. Numerous
Is from the South denying riiiuors of
Std spot offerings or of exporters re-
appeared To make little impression
btiment and In the late trading there,
buthcrn selling az July. which was he
10 he, against actual. There was
thcr long interests. with the market
ng the lowest levels OF tho day i'm the
rading. May broke to :60I or i76
net lower aud M less than So 10 prr
'clow tho high record OF three weeks
New crop deliveries were eiativnIy
/. rejecting the unfavorabic character
ent rrop adYiccs hut October declined
-. or ITO points not lower Benrish
ont was cncourage by reports thni
hands We're Offering cotton goods n;
sions. The Southern selling here, how.
the Hpprchcnsion ~ SPOT
ition and local brokers attributed tho
. chiefly To an idch that Tcmnlninr
cop holders had lost confidence and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
CROPS SAFE FROM FROST
weather Bureau Give. Encouraging
Synopsis or Conditions In
Virginia.

The following synopsis OF weather
and crop conditions in Virginia WAS
issued yesterday by the United States
Weather Bureau at Richmond:
Excellent growing weather pre-
vailed during the first half OF the
week: the temperature was above nor
NAL and precipitation WAS light. y
general rain on the 10th and 2lst.
which was heavy in the northern and
central portions OF the State. was DC
companicd by a change TO somewhat
wet weather. farm work is backward,
except in the extreme southeastern ana
extreme southwestern counties. where
the rainfall has been less excessive
and some work has been done between
rains. Some little corn has been
planted in the Southeast, also In Camp
bell County. Most OF the early crop
OF white potatoes has been planted.
and some are coming up in Central and
Southern Virginia, east OF the Blue
Ridge Mountains. In Accomac Coun-
~. this crop is estimated 10 have been
reduced from % TO so per cent by
heavy rains OF the early part of April,
which flooded some potato lands there.
Tobacco plant beds have been sown
and the plants arc up and doing nicely
in southern border counties. The wet
cool season has been unfavorablc for
gardens and truck crops. and their
prcscn. condition is none too good:
wheat however, continues to do we'll.
and n general Improvement in the con-
dition of winter oats is reported. Cor
respondents are taking "A more cheerful
view OF tho situation as regards fruit,
and their reports Indicate that apples
arc probably mostly safe so far.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
The Curb Nfarl<pt

NEW YORK April ?5.--Business on tn.
curb today was in small volume but de.
spite THIS price maintained a firm tone
throughout Chevrolet Motors sustained a
loss and tho rasness of this issue was re.
Aetna Explosives was frac;ionaliy higher on
small dealings. independent oil stocks wars
without special feature. The higher priced
Issues were without sp"cia! interest. and
prices were we'll sustained.
Close: 600 Aetna, SSGi:: 400 Chevrolet
i9mI!l Zoo Maxim. 5.l6mI,: 200 North
Steamship. ~ az: leo United Motor. 25erI,:
Loo wight Martin. si.Tsis; 500 Costicn
,"mai ro;r9!emm. l5ms: 100 Mctronolitan
n"ir"lcnm ll-idna; 800 Mid West oil. S9gr
oklahoma oil, a'sm4: .iW Victoria 4. 4, So
90" ,i"ldh"ld Con. '.Wi-iG; 3.0;> Con Arizona.
l'-iGW.: ZOO Jerome Verde. 9.Ua,: 500
iumro Ext. iFtiI: i'.H1' Mother Lode ISL.
i?; i"r NipiSsinE. sism'.: 300 Rex con ST! N
~: 80 Ton"pah Extension. ihsMi3,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
spoke to several persons. none OF

spoke to several persons. none OF
whom seemed TO understand English;
at last for d Good Samaritan who
gathered from me that was in search
OF Prince Oscar. on my displaying the
telegram was conducted 10 an auto
matte lf,. and given some instructions
did not understand.
was left alone In the lift. and with
no guide except a row Of buttons with
mystic labels III n foreign language, /
pressed oae OF these a. hazard and
Immediately began 20 ascend rapidly.
passed floor after floor. and finally
came TO a stopping place. opened the
lit door, and explored some passages,
when seemed 10 me to lead through
the servants bedrooms and living
apartments. / decided 10 try the lift
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
ANCIENT CANNON BEARS
LIBERTY LOAN SLOGAN
Mounted ON Steps of General Ices
residence. Vow Home OF
IItsfOrtcnl SortCty

The Virginia Historical Society. oc
cupyinc tho old home OF Robert T..
Lee. mounted on its front steps yes
tcrday small naval cannon made in
France and presented to the colonies
during the Revolutionary War aud
suspended beneath the war arm the
following Liberty loan slogan:
France sent me TO Virginia in tho
Revolution. Buy Liberty bonds 20
send back my big brothers"
The gun was drcdged from the James
River less than dozen years ago.
Whether or not the gun was used by
the ConfedcrateS is not known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
Bnnauct-soclaI Tonight.

The Monument Methodist Epworth
League will give banQuet-social to
its members tonight The affair IL
The result OF membership campaign
recently conducted by members OF thus
league. in which the Blue" side beat
the Red" by a score OF 81 to 90. y
very attractive program has been ar
ranged and tho Richmond jazz band
viii furnish music. stuart Erauvr
viii render several solo selections. The
Monument Methodist quartet VIII sing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSnles at Union Stock YardA.l

rc,or. Tor wna D1nr u, III. 80 Wy
'hoi"" steers -: medium TO good, III: 10
u; common To fair. 10 To IL. Choice heiters.
il'a to IL. medium To good. 10 10 lI!.: COM
mon {" fair. 10 10. Chico COWS. 10 to ici.:
medium !" good to 10. common 10 fair
5'l !" -. Best oxen, 10 to II. medium 10
COCO. NJ 20 "'2: common 20 fair. 10 ~:
6.:! heavy bulls. 10 to lli.: light. to .
ties; calves. u; common 10 fair, IL TO H.
Best hogs, 70; medium weight l5i7 To- Is;
sheen. TO 10. common to fair & 10 s Hcst
lambs l. Ii medium 10 good /, IA T.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
Y. VI. c. a. Membership Drive.

Reports in the Y. NJ. c. y member
ship drive last night showed a total
OF 39l secured for the first four days.
leaving zoo TO he gathered in to-day.
the closing day OF the contest. The
Whites again leaned TO the front yes
terday, reporting SO. the Blues bringing
In o6. and the Reds. 30, a total of s.
for the day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
DIVIDENDS DEFERRED
Directors of Chicago, milwaukee and
st. Paul NniIroad Awnit Sign
ing OF Contract.
IRy Associat,d Prrss.

NEW YORK. April 25.--The directors
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and S.
Paul Railroad to-day deferred action
regarding stock dividends. 1t was an
nounccd that none would he declared
until after the roads contract with
the government had been signed. Oni-
Gals expressed hope that this would
take place before the annual meeting
i held, May IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26

anticipated that this Will be increased
to $4,000. One colorcd man took ,hre.
ne-hundrcd dollar bonds and paid
over the cash and an up-county man.
who has developed into iirst-ciass
NIP carpenter. paid cash for $500
worth OF bonds.
Port Richmond isn't on tho Federal
reserve Bank maps and these sub
scriptions will be credited to weri
Point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
EMBARGO COAL ORDER
MODIFIED BY GARFIELD
Will Permit 40 Per Cent OF Poca-
hontas and New River Output
to Come to Virginia.
SITUATION IS VERY CRITICAL
Many Industries Arc Almost With
out Fuel and May BE Forced to
Suspend, While Coal Is Going to
New England Points.

Aftcr protest by state Fuel Admin
istrator Byrd. the embargo against in
land shipments OF coal from roca-
hontas and New River fields was modi-
fled yesterday. admitting 80 per cent
OF their output into Virginia. Mr..
Byrd got into communication with Nd
ininistrator Garjcld by long distance
several times yesterday. and finally
received this assurance.
That normal needs az local con-
Sumcrs Viii be permitted was also as
surcd in a telegram that reached Mr..
BYRD earlier in the day 1t read:
Your telegram received Instructions
10 district representatives viii allow
normal shipments to local consumers.
Mr.. Eyrd expressed il his opinion
THAI the lifting OF the embargo to
this extent tended greatly to relieve
tho critical situation now facing many
industries on the verge OF closing.
However. he realized the necessity u
replacing tho fuel lost during the pas;
three weeks when coal left Virginia
and went TO the lid.watcr section aui
TO New England states. He viii 20 to
Washington to-day To cudraVol
bring about al agreement whereby ad.
d!tonai supplies can bc obtained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
t.rnmmnr SCHOOL Grndun,c, l:lirlnle.

Grammar school graduates in Vir-
Ginia have been ruled to he eligible
for induction under tho call for 1870
men for training at Lehigh University,
despite the fact that the highest grade
in the grammar. schools as a rule in
this state is the seventh, and not In.
eighth, is the original call required
Twenty college mon have responded TO
the call through the adjutant- generals
office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26

tWiCAIU, Arri 25--HoEs: receipts 1902:
arm: bulk. :!6,ylgsl7.io; light. sls.s5 ti7.59;
MIXED MIXED sos So sl75 heavy i5@4Sli
Catllc; receipts. Il GEr. weak: nat steers
$40 - Si1.;s. siockers and feeders $500
Si- -. cows and hcifers. SOS q 5l3Sj: calves,
s, no. $3.50
sheep: receipts 1900: weak; sheep. ;Iso,Gl
81, i". lambs. SIG - q SCI a..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
SHIPBUILDERS BUY BONDS
Liberal subscriptions Arc Reported
Among the Workmcn at Port
Richmond

Employees of the York River Ship
building Corporation have subscribed
to $4,000 OF the third Liberty loan.
and before the end OF the week II Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
cuICAGo GrAlN MARKET.

'TI' NO. iAVrII -I.-f'rr'casta y cool
wsN. more than counter ba lauced in the corn
uar."i t"-iay thc fact that nrst The prevail
,hr ".fm.t weather seemed liE.ly 20 iacil-
'Hfr planting. Prices closed irTn Al the
,@@tn" a..-Iesterday.s nn:h 20 IS higher with
May i.'', and July lJ9s, 20 a, Oats de-
cl.ned 70 70 Ike not. In provivsion. tho
outcome was unchanged 10 ,lc lower
Iow l.50aI72: No I yellow. i.5?dlso
i:e@dlnE future ranged follows:
a. u, or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
Want u Dog.

Want u Dog.
They are so human In their under.
standing Look under Live Stock"
in the classified columns. Get your
dos good home by advertising him
Phone Randolph l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26

NEW YORK April. e5-Port movement
M,ddIinS 255jC; exports. 525ic: stock, 49,
Totsi today AZ all por,s-Sc, receipts
'"'! Dal'S; exports. 1850 bales: stock. L.
'1-.iss naici
Total for wrrk-Nc, receipts. ass. bales:
exports. .r'i3 bales.
Total for ScsSOu-Sc, rocc.ptg -. IS.
exports. g.'Ii.7.s Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
Need q stenogrnpher.

Turn to the "Situations Wanted col
unnn on the classified pages. and you
requirements. To advertise in tho
classified columns phone Randolph /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
GOODS.

--o i'D.> hooDS.
, NEW YORK April 2o-Cotton goods mar
kets here today we're easier and wool goods
steady, Raw silk was steady. Government
reIuisitons for cloths Increased steadily and
loans were taken from civilian orders ran.
idlN 'Nf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
SEES NO REASON FOH DiNERrING
COAL TO NEW ENGLAND POINTS

Mr.. Byrd stated again yesterday that
The people OF Virginia would gladly
undergo hardships If necessary in order
that vessels lying in port in the Tide
water section might be bunkcrcd for
shipment TO our allies or for use in
war material manufacture. This vas
recognized as matter OF paramount
Importance, he said. But by the di-
version of coal from Virginia u the
New England states, where coal ne
ccssitics are no greater than they are
in this state. ne felt THAT gross in
Justice /. being done.
For the past three weeks, while tho
embargo has been on. many Industries
have been rcccivin. supplies barely
Sufficient to keep them operating and
some have been compelled to stop. it
was said. Every effort is now being
made by Mn. Byrd 10 obtain such add
ditioual supplies Of coal viii en-
able industries TO operate as they nor
mally did.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
on MALT rRI:Fi.NRED
CIkS>f:D As NE.t NEST IHiiI>

raid OF malt preferred today
ne OF the m"au"St WI" money
z moves tho street las seen Tor
day. II can l." sad on tho
lily OF "A director OF Ia. company
he American Malt Company haS
treasury nearly $50 per .hsre
, preferred i'm SPOT cas- --uOt In
.eceivob!c OF cash assets hu' "a
ash, In addition IL has valu.bl.
state and many bills receivable.
tanned 70 lipu!G.tc the company.
n directors have boon nlkinc
statements regarding 1t pre-
ly for the purpos. ot brighten
,c nubha out and gathering IA
.ock. To-day d.cl.n" Ind an
trmavks ot smother such thrift
ign. |, IS cNnectcd that !iQuida-
iii be completed before tho end
s and that tho preferred will
least 81 share and tn. COM
Is. These are the hgures a di-
requested The writer OF this
n 20 make public 20 ihcy must
= > .-..H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
NEW ynRR PRODUCE MARKET.

ren:ri'lssI. DOS. nne grsnula,cd rs.
Butte 1rm; cheese. irregular $40, coHee
RIO IS IA. santos As. y.
SEW YORK. April :5.--Co,,onseed oil was
easier under May liquda ton. Salos were
~ barr".,: May ~ 1875. Prime crude l5.aD:
y -. luiy. nominal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
[ STREET IS TAKING
ATTLE VERY SERIOUSLY
> Sell or After Strong Open
ing and Close With Net
Losses.
HIGH RECORDS MADE
u Breaks Badly During After
~ options Going Down From
To 10 Points, with Light
dcS Throughout the Session.
nY IiItUADNN MALI.

" YORK, April 2.-Wall street
to take the battle situation very
sly this afternoon with tho re-
nat stocks sold off after "A strong
Pc and closed with net losses IN
every issue. In tho early trad
Few high records were made by
hpccioltics. notably D!siillcrs.
ftates steel and American Suma-
II the afternoon there was "a raid
PIT issues. Cotton also broke
in the afternoon. options go
wn from 10 TO 10 points. Trad
|as light throughout the session
|ectation Of war between Holland
Fermany caused much worry as
|trAGcrS s""t:cS una TO decide
Ter IL would bc helpful or hurt
tho markets. Tho advance to-
|Ami"nS WAS tlr most Important
lie. The stock market has had
p advance ana professionals are
Ed to let IL rest uuiil there il
decided turn IN TIE ba;tl, sI;ua-
faration BY Gult states steel or
per cent stock dividend T. i'm
I from $50 pyiI.s -. vic". In
/ st place Il m,aus tl',r the !usid-
|ATc decided 20 l;uGidatc. That
stock dividends eyer mean. " q
Wants 20 Keep his stock 1t 10 just
|sme TO him in ono share worth
rs in two shares worth $50 each.
PHcr priced stocE however makes
Ter to sell! Gulf states steel
net earnings for the first quar-
this year OF .9J3.i27 The com
s well managed ana even though
rs are selling the stock Viii no
DC a good Investment
/ lean Sunlatra acted a. II = wcrc
distributed also. Readers OF this
h have bson advised $40 regard
b stock aver since II va ~ tho
/. its good rual'tins having been
Id out q" them from time 20 'in"
" 60 much higher for tn" com
has "A splendid management and
81. position l. StruH. hgj after
OF 80 points without an IMPORT
FACTION the stock has reached
|ry where thor" can bc reason
iffcrcitccs Of opinion ~ TO what
|hi 10 do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
IImpI0ycr md Emplnxcc

Read the indexed classified columns
OF The Times Dispatch for help and
positions Classified Ads arc easy 10
insert--just phone Randolph l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
RICHMOND hay MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK. april 35.-Rccve- no trading
lNc., stead: ve.is. 81 Or ;I5jok bulls
sheen and laInhe. no trading.
Hog. st.ady. At $3.50. pigs 2!gcoG SIS - /:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
7-n IS !icrranlI'c paper.

t'sN' NITit 80 H,'0'h Ll'''- P"Gr'
lonth, .. ak m7u,h., :, S'eTitng.
hank. tG. commercial slNry-day
st,I'i demand. $50 ~: cables.
IS. bar silver. ~. NcN..,r dollars.
vermont bonds. 'StIlar. railroad
Irregular Time loans. stead. SHY
=: r. > ninety days aud SIX months.
Call money steady ruling rat"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
Atiantic.Coast Line

Thu s t!.!.1n, itaii I OF the south.
Trains LEAvG hlCHMoND DAILY.
foTp ft9rida AND SSuth s:20 A. N, ana
y FER SSr NorfoIS: sos a AZ. $500 A NJ. 40.
$500 F.. NJ. s:ss r.. II. ' A. ~
sMi." 4: 81 a:SY a.. Ar geo a. ~. s:0o p
o:lo T.. Al, 1855 j.. A. g N'
r 81 >s'"ie' a'os
Trains aIrivs Richmond daily: 500 A. ~
NY y IL, I:SSS a ~, $40 4. ~, iI:i0
~. NJ, .:lo l.. NJ, Il:00 =. NJ, 6:U5 T. Nj
d'!I T.. NJ. 7:4S Z. NJ. s:l6 r. Il. o.
,rEacept SUNDAY. rSunuHy only.
Time OF arrival and depsrtuys and en-,
neCtions not guaranteed S"N'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
Hun Royalty
at Arm 5 Length
Boxing Instructor Of the Kaiscr's
Family Writes Interestingly
d Experiences.
BY }. +. SLIM
Eighteen Months in the service Of the
Emperor AT PotsdAIn.

tCcuyris h;ed 10y J. +. slim. Furnished
by the Iutetnationa News Bureau. Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
w NEWT DIVIDEND
WILL bI: SCRIP. Nur CASH

on OF Tobacco Products leads Tho
10 believe the next dividend may
Id ia scrip instead 81 cash.
known that some 81 the d.roc-
re seriously considering such
following tho cNaiupl. OF the
can Tobacco Company Manage
OF the Tobacco Products mas
| itself very conservative aud
OF its leading stockholders are
MON that Tho cash could he used
tor the good OF The
olders In extending the bust
{ tho company than IL could be
~ the stock holders themselves.