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The Green Forest tribune., 1918-01-11
BerryviIle

Col. J. P Fancher was called to Kan sas City last Friday on account of the accidental death of one of his grand Spaulding. No particulars of the acci dent given.
 Atty. Sam Johnson was at Little Rock some days ago and filed petitions on behalf of Mack Enix and Charley Larkins. The governor promised to reduce their term of service from one year to six months and upon good be- havior to parole them when they had served two months.
 Sheriff Johnson has been at it again This time he got F quarts of liquor on the south bound train the other day but could find no one who would claim it. Johnson has made such success capturing booze that the government has asked him to turn it oyer to Uncle Sam to be used in the manufacture of explosives to fight Germany with. The Sheriff says he is willing to do whatever is right.
 Frank Pickard, the income tax man, is here this week. He is here as a representative of Jack Walker, the Internal Revenue Collector for this state. If your income exceeds $2OOO for the year 1917 you had better inter view Mir. Pickard and save yourself of the embarrassment of Uncle Sam in- terviewing you at your expense.
 Samuel McMahan was here and got an order of the Probate Court adopt ing Blake Wright as his son. The young mans parents died in Berryville about IA years ago and he has made his home with Mr, McMahan the past ten years. Hereafter the young mar will be known as Blake Wright Me Mahan.
 The Berryvile Wholesale Grocery Go. held it's annual stockholders meet ing Saturday. A resolution was pass ed increasing the authorized capital stock of the company from $50, 900 0( to $100, ,000.00 The following board ot directors was elected: A J. Walters A. J. Russell, c, T. Denny, A. M. Jackson and S. B. Cecil. A. J. Rus sell was reelected president as was A. M. Jackson, vice president and Johr P. Davis was continued as secretary and manager The business of the past year was entirely satisfactory tc the stockholders and each of then took a nice block of the new stock.
The Green Forest tribune., 1918-01-11

Grocerman W. J. Tate had the bad luck to lose his good milk cow by death Friday of last week.
The Green Forest tribune., 1918-01-11
Osage

Plenty of snow
 Miss Alice Bishop went to Green Forest Sunday.
 Uncle Joe Bishop has been on the sick list the past week.
 Mrs. Alfred Sisco went to Green Forest to spend few weeks with her mother. Mrs Loss SeitZ
 Albert Clark left Monday for some place in Texas where he IS taking a load of corn from Green Forest.
 Truman Usrey came home Thursday from Green Forest where he went to attend school but didn't stay long. sHMiss Opal Stevens came home Sunday. She only stayed in school one week. She decided her mother and-a friend-needed her at home.
 Misses Flossie and Eva Trimble are preparing to go to school at Green Forest
The Green Forest tribune., 1918-01-11
Confirmation Notice

In the Chancery Court, Eastern District Car.
 roll County, Arkansas, January Term 19is Conrad Sells, Exparte:
The Green Forest tribune., 1918-01-11
School Notes

School re-opened aft-r tho hoidavs with an enrollment of $50. On account of the increased enrolment a severth teacher has been employed, who is Mir. A. J. Tabor. He is teaching the fifth and sixth grades in the room va cated hv Miss Rhodes. The seventh and eiaht grades are 'uprinu tn . High school room while the Iiigi, sch ol moved into the North room The chapel has also teen put into use and is being used by those who are pro pairing to be teachers and the book keeping class.
 The following pupils have entered school since the holidays: Ula Usrey Clyde Sisco, Brad Walker, Cetus Ram sev, Wilhurn Jackson. Celestia Moore. Nellie McNemar. Cliffie Walker. Opal Stevens. Chloe Clancy, Kizzie Denton. Gertie Noblett. Clyde Watt. Arlis Beckham, Sylvia Wells. Leah Stevens.
 Rev Parker of Little Rock deliver ed an interesting address to the High school Thursday afternoon in behalf Y. M. C. A work
The Green Forest tribune., 1918-01-11
WARNING ORDER

Continued next week. )
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
PERCY LEE STEWART DIES:
BURIED IN SOUTH AMERICA
Richmond Boy, in Navy for Fifteen
Months. Was Son of Mrs.
\. w. McGhcc

Mrs a. w. McGhec, Sll North Twcn-
NE-mrsi street. received word from the
Navy department last night thai nor
son. Percy Lee stewart scynn, NV
Years Old. had died recently aboard his
Vessel IN South American waters Tho
;ou!h mad been III tho navy for nf-
.ruiser. No details were given in the
message from the Navy Department.
o,ncT than that tho sailor was dead
can cemetery.
Mrs. McCihce's sorrow is doubled Nv
neT son death. her daughter Mrs. r.
1. gregory. of Richmond. having sue
ginbed 10 influenza last THURSDAY
nc mother was Frustrated By tho news
o. her sons death. The YOUTHS ma
although under age shortly af.cr ~, +.
Was declared against Germany. 10 is
survived by his mother. ono brother
voc stewart. Si1 North Tneuty-first
Strcn' ana his father. n. + stewart.
or this city. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
ORGANIZATIONS URGED
TO TAKE WAR STAMPS
Daughters Of tonErdcracH aud Nu-
sirini.s' Club VIA, Aid In Win
nin. $500 i'rtxc.

Since neither tho Daughters II the
Confcdcracy nor the Musicians club i
raign. Mrs. J. Is bowman. chairman
OF the booth in front OF the post office
has requested that all members OF these
TWO organizations huy their stamps and
sign their pledge cards at this booth
Mrs. q. I W. Kern is vice. chair
man OF the post office booth. ana the
workers there arc "ndcaVOrinE To win
the 5000 prize offered. in order that the
money may h. awarded TO the ,ium"
tor lncurahlcS.
Day chairmc' at the pos; office booth
are: Monday ATS. bertha Judd; Tues
day. Mrs 4. L. Price: Wednesday, Mrs.
:. u. Burnett Thursday. Mrs. Wood
son Waddy Friday. Mrs Cecil stevens
saturday AIRS. John Stewart bryan.
Next wcek ,hc chairmcn will lie: Mon
day. Mrs. Franz EppS Tuesday. Mrs
w. NJ. iiUhliSton. Wednesday, Mrs. l.. ~
Young; Thursday. Mrs j. a. Coke. Ir ;
Friday. Mrs. J. I. Parkinson. saturday
Miss Laura sutherland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS
AID IN HOUSING SURVEY
canvass Tor Rooms for War Worker.
wen underway md with I'm
cOurnElnS Results

sanizations. including the Home De-
!ShSe League. the Blues the I;rays and
i i,E iuow,,zers. are rapidly collecting
apartments for the government and and
~ IS expected that the survey which
Startcu Monday viii be completed be.
fore Saturday. AS soon as the infor
t t,a. non Is secured il is being turned
over TO Field Agent James Jenkins.
IT.. representing the government.
nose assisting in the canvass Of
na.aht properties are filling out cards
Win detailed information regarIinr,
Inc p!arsS, including such details as
ATTY of district, type of house cni,;n.
ncnt. including lights, water and hea,
ldCilitlcS: adJacency TO street car line
auto BUS or train cost Of TRANSPORTED,
tion and other Items
Inquiries also are being made hv
inc workers in behalf of the govern.
ment rs TO what rooms for rent are
aealiaole TO war workers. On account
.. the influenza epidemic il has not
oecn deemed wise by the committed
70 go into all the houses and ask for
INC information. AT present rooms will
pe registered III tho temporary office
OF the United States homes rcEistration
ESsrTloe IN the Richmond Real Estate
Chairman w. s. Drewrv and scern Ems ms:
George Snead will be at the eychan~;
20 take down applications for roomcrs.
-,.c use OF cSorbitant rentals the
sonevnment has refused 10 let further
contracts in some cities according 10
MT. Jenkins, but thus far RichnonI
asents nave maintained couitahle
cnaIEes AS a result of the present
will grant Richmond concerns new now
Sontracis, thus bringing the city ad.
ci!onai war workers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
OPTICAL MEN HOMORED
j. W. Lnshcr Chosen President and
Charles Lincoln smith and VI. VI
SniErI ON t.NCcutiNc (ntmriiIicr

br /. W Iashcr. OF Eirhnond. was
chosen president Of the Virginia opti-
ca Association at the annual me-, :
Ing held last Friday at SutTulN Two
other Richmond opticians rr. charles
Lincoln Smith ana nr. NJ NJ. Spircl.
w'ro named a. members Of tho .NcclI :
tive committee. Tho vicc-prcs idcut of
y" organization ~ lrr - Week. OF
Norfolk: Scrr"tarN treasurer. pr a. O.
Smithcrs. Of Sumolk chairman OF tho
executive committee. pr. y : Mitchell.
Petersburg. and III" executive commits
,cc includes br. -. ~. Tinu. Peters
burg: pr. t. H. Jackson. Norfolk. Dr.
}: Masr"w. Norfolk pr. W. W ROYAL.
Newport News; pr J. II. Hawkins.
Petersburg
In III" scientific section number
OF interesting lectures were vivcu.
among them being. "rh" cptomciri.t's
EirihriShi. by Or w. j. LaShcr.
Richmond, "Confcreucc i:nicicncy" bv
Dr. T. y. Jackson. Norfolk: Relation
- latent Specific Infection 10 ocular.
Disturbances" bv Or ~ q; Smith :
crs suffolk "Myopja." bv Dr ]. H.
la" kinS Petersburg; Lenses and
Their Adaptation," by Dr VI NJ Sp;-
gel Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
MILITARY ASSOCIATION
MAY MEET IN RICHMOND
Acknowledgement 10 Lane Stern Asked
To Furnish Information or
Meeting Places.

Richmond is being considered for tho
annual meeting OF the National Guard
Association. Acknowledgement fro,r,
every state IN the union are mem bers
received by 10 Lane stern. the Adin.
iani-General OF Virginia. requests in
formation relative TO the availabilitv
officers.
General Stems reply stated tina. The
a'no'!es were not availa BILE bu. that
-a!!s ana hotel accommodate could
Dc rcadi!y secured and expressed his
!" Willingness to cooperate in every nos
Sih!e way. f0'
In the. event tina, Richmond is Sc
t,SleG' the meetings of the National
Guard Association Will in ali nrohsh III
ny DC held in tho hall of The Honse
- I'e!eEates. which il enineutiy lifted
- me pGrposcs Of INC inentin-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
SHARKEY ON TRIAL
Alleged Murderer Of jaime, G. nou,,,
VIII Face Jury Some Time
TO-Day

Commodore Tom Sha.kcy. negro
charged with I'll" murder of James 9
BOWMAN. entered a plca OF no, euil;y
n the Hastings Court yesterday. Usr-y
:. Glenn: counsel appointed by the
court 10 defend the accused. announced
ma ne vas ready 70 90 20 trial, and
soon under way
Many veniremen-werc excused on the
ground mat they had conscientious Oh
1tclons 10 the imposition Of the d.ath
pena!ty. Asa result OF the DAYS work
c!eEch men were accepted on the Jury.
ott another wit OF venire facias had
10 DC issued. in order to get A mi
panel. Il is believed that the Jury VII,
be omplcted at an early hour this
morning, and that the case viii he
speedily disposed OF
.Eo!nan Brown withdrew his apDcal
and the judgment of the lower court
MI! be proceeded with. He was Gncd
slpo i"T carving concealed weapon,
and also fined $50 for assault and bal
terry 80"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
IL rrUN MAY III: MtDr:
FER NNt.<'r tIIAIRN<N

rho nrpoin'mcnt Of alr. r.un,om was
'"recasi"d several days ago. but for
would accept the position. sine. his
business and farming interests arc Of
now required AL Of his time except
that devoted To good roads associations
ana farmers organizations. 1t was
'Crintn that tho Governor thought w:ll
~ him ana his ability. and ii was
though, that IN" position would lie Of
f"rcd. not only brCauS" the ,;oycrnor
VAS certain that lie WAS tho man FOR
tho job but also h"cHuS" political forces,
antaSonisjic !" the Governor had pre-
administrators when he was recon-.
moud"d for that o;.ic. TO succeed col
"nol J.. u. White. who resigned last
spring.
There is little doub, ,ha, MIR Impton
VIII be chosen permanent chairman OF
appoints a man 10 Scry, ON tho COM
mission during MIR Forwards absence.
IN ms rhpnriiy his PREVIOUS expert
Commission. giving him ~ i; does. q
thorough knowicdE" Of railroads and
tariffs, viii prov" Of iuVaIuabl, AID to
h'm. u was pointed out last niGht
Mr.. i.upton was for nianyS connected
Win IN" Treasury Department aud
til" Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. After leaving tho Federal
service at Washington he engaged en-
t"nSiNely in farming and fruit grow
ing ia Frederick County. OF which he
mas been q lifelong resident. lie also
served for four years in tho Wright,
senate was seven years president OF
tho Eastern Fruit Growers Associa-
ton. and IL NOW vice president Of the
National Apple Growers Association.
ana chairman Of tho Legislative com
mittccs OF both OF these associations.
II" has been prominently identified with
the Virginia Good Roads Association.
and has been influential in all con-
structlvc movements for the upbuiid-
ing OF agriculture ia the state and is
now president Of the Virginia state
Farmers Institute. ono of the leading
farmers ORGANIZATIONS. OF which COY
crnor Davis WIS for years president,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
DISTRIBUTE NECESSITIES
THROUGH HEALTH OFFICE
Fuel aud Sh"cs for tity'~ roor 10 t.o
Trough Regular Chan


NJ its session yesterday tho Admin
!Stratiyc Board decided to notify Mrs
that coal wood and shoes FOR the moor
ii the city viii he distributed this
winter III the same manner as last
year through the city Health Depart
rcnt.
The board passed resolution re-
uucstinc John T.. Huilcr. city Building
Inspector. TO notify thc board which
If either. OF the armories could Toe
Used hy the women uf tho Red Cross
motor service for their drills
II was decided that "a resolution 10
transmitted TO the city Council re-
TO the account OF streets as an rnor
GoncE measure To carry Ia" hands ::utl
carts To tn" end Of tho wear aud to do
At least $4,000 OF grading ca Fourth
street. ~ south Richmouu lcadin. to
;hc boiler plant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
STUDENTS AID IN HOMES
AND EMERGENCY HOSPITAL

Tho students i'm the department OF
social work also have contributed As
lay workers. both at Red Cross head
quarters and a; the emergency hospital.
where they have assisted in the in
resusauon of homes TO which the
wards and die, Kitchens
Tic following are the names ana
hone Siatrs OF these Workers: Miss
Lillian DcNanc, Mrs. Blanche Latnn-.
Miss Lille Richardson. OF North Caro-
lima: Misc Lugrctia Irwin, OF West Nir-
Ein!a: Miss *. Warford. of kcntucky:
Miss Elizabeth REYNOLDS, Miss Fairy
Eosser. OF Florida; Miss Carrie Gregory.
Miss Fnrra Q. Mason. OF Alahama; Mrs.
!. A., Moore. Mrs; :. \. MeCiucr. Mrs.
Audrey Drake, Miss Elizabeth Johnston.
Miss May Hanks ms. Miss Agnes Ferri-
ter and Miss Fannie Pre,low. Of Wiz
ginia.
In s. bulletin issued yesterday the
State Health Board praised number
OF ag"ncies which have contributed
Forty five or more third and fourth
year medical students OF Virginia have
been assisting ;he state Board Of Health
the outbreaks OF Influenza.
These studcnts-all volunteers from
medical school of The University OF
virginia have vcntured into stricken
communities where every hardship
confronted them. and where their
powers of endurance were taxed to the
uttcrmost. one student hurried out Of
Richmond twenty-five minutes after
being told that his services were needed
at certain point. while many others
left on TWO or three hours notice Il
many instances. they jumped into the
available and forthwith assumed bur
dcns that wcTH little shur; OF stag
serinG. Two OF the young men proved
themselves so capable that they were
left in charge ot hospital for sew
era days At time. while others were
quit" az efficient in other lines Of work
three Richmond students died OF in
nnenIa before they were abi~ TO render
any assistance in fighting he disease
but "i those actually assigUc' to work
only three have been sick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
FIG URES SHOW SACRIFICE
MADE BY GREAT BRITAIN

- Sir Arthur gave many figures show
ing what Great Britain has done and
me AeaHy sacr inces she has made The
lota! OF casualties. n" sad has been
over 100000. The dead number
100000. There are 10000 permanently
hoSoands have hccn Killed in the war
and l2s,29i children whose fathers
have been killed. The casualties for
the hrst thirty-ninc WEEKS of this wear
were over 100000, las, week moro Than
5t,opo, ana tho wees before about 30
200. In the last TWO weeks Britain
mas lost as many a. tho United states
has lost during tho year and half in
which she has hocn in the war. The
this year equal the losses OF all ,h~
other allies put together for IN, saiuc
period. The ineHhaustiblc resources
coming from America make :: possi-
Die ror Eng land : armies to press for
ward regardless Of consequences E.-
fore America came IN they could no,
AFFORD to take the uHaucc."
Iu closing tho interview Sir Arthur
fapP SPOKE OF the keen interest thn,
he had found among III" American poo,
PIE AT home ilc said that nc was dc
on every side. And van, to bcg. "
he added. that America Will insis, on
EtvsnS tn" Hun the Knockout blow
We cant trust Germany's word oh.
Niously she IS playing for time We
rpuat go ahead Win our activities ius,
asst the war were to las, another five
r r RED triangle. The emblem Of tn,
thur Yapp. lie is head Of Of the tn Rri,1,tn,
X. 81. c. a. both at home and in tn The
field OF war " >'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
CLEARY BURIED AT VANNES
Parents of Young Hero Who Gave ,.i,c
for Country Hear of hi.
81 -1,- Funeral,

:. AIR. and Mrs. u. 4 clcary, oil N0r,i,
seventh street. parents OF Lieutenant
DANES -. Clcary. their only child. who
made the supreme sacrihcc on Scp,cr,-
Der 20, have received message from
overseas stating that he uas buried
II Names. France. with full military
hpnors. Tho officers OF his regimen
the One Hundred and Tenth Field Az
itlery and Battery a, participate in
the ceremonies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29

Yesterday thirteen moro manufactur.
ing plants OF Virginia notified Labo.
commissioner John lIirschbcrr that
th"F would h" glad :" employ soldier.
who have hcon inyalided home and ar,
unht ior military service. These r1ants
have positions opcn FOR 100 men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
Two Richmondcr, Accent,

inc following Richmond men have
peen accepted for admission TO the
cast ,heavD artillery officers train
ne school AT Fort Monroe: Cassius
Moncure Chichester. Travellers Em;iJ
ny: William Purcell Thurston. a63l
Hanover Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
Cnsani Granted ,Judrncnt

\. Casan confectioncr at 7I0 Eos,
tars street was granted judgment
Of s235 against Ernest Orsinj. nresi =.
Gent OF tho ltalian-Amn-ican Dajry
! rodnctS Corporation OF Virginia. YES
terday in civil Justice Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
supreme Cont Opens.

The supreme Court of Appeals opens
It's fall term in Richmond to-Inorrou.
Clcrk n Stewart Jones has made un
the docket which Is somcwh smaller
tpAn usua! The term Is expected 10
last about six weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
Amrhein n c,nd,d,,.

John Amrheu has announced hi,
ca ndldaite for the Administrative Eoa rG
John liirschberE MIR. Amrhniu nr"
poses to make an active canvass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
". F. RHEA ELECTED ACTING
CHAIRMAN OF Commission
:. IL. Lupton Chosen by Governor
Davis To Succeed Christopher
Is. Garnctt.
HE MAY BE MADE CnAlRMA,
Permanent Head ~ State Corpora.
ton Body Will Not BE Elected
Until Next appointment Is Made.
Lupton Prominent Farmer.

: l. l.upton. farmer. business man
ana former attachc o. the lutcrstatc
commerce Commission. WAS Yesterday
CHOSEN member OF the State Corpora
ttoh commission to succeed ChrlS;ophcr
- toriyt, whose recent rcsirua, ion
WIS trndrrrd thr Governor because OF
ms desire TO enter Federal service in
llu % the war; program. Mr.. ,.arnctt
WIS chairman of The commission Judge
Niuihm i. lthCa, senior member of tho
!ohiSSiun. WAS 4 candidate TO succeed
~ ~ chairman. but yesterday Was
Sirrl"d acting chairman for the in
term between now and the time when
q temporary successor To Alexander
Forward. who leaves Thursday with TN,
re" cross mission 10 the Balkans. il,
Judge ithca was elected acting chair.
man III the organization mcrtiu. held
yesterday immediately after MIR. I.up-
toms appointments by Governor Davis
WAS announced. The election Was made
up"n motion hy the new member.
seconded by MIR Forward. who cN,
planned that. since he MAS to hc ali.
sent for AT least sin mouth he deemed
II Improper for him To vote the per-
mancnt chairmauship upon Judge Rhca
Whlic others We're to form the com
mission Judge khoa * To serve as
chairman until such time as a rcrna-
ncnt chairman is chosen" according to
IL statement issued yesterday after
noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
nclicvc Hamilton i,frc 1nccu,,,,r

loicc are making an Investigation
Of the fire which took place at me
Hamilton Apartments. io3 south Elm
street last Friday evening II il be-
origin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29

There Hre many "nod monry-mn,,inr
opportunities offered In tho business
opportunit les .hds in this paper every
day. Read ana use them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
BRITISH LEADER LAUDs
WAL. WAR WELFARE WORKERS
Sir Arthur Iapp. Richmond Visitor
Urges Stancl Support OF
United Drive.
DECLARES FOR REAL VICTORY
Inconclusivc Peace Would BE Fatal,
Asserts Head of English Y. NJ. G..
.i.-PointS TO Enormous Sacrifices
Made by Own Nation.

IN UNFOLDING the activities of this
great war. the work OF the welfare
ORGANIZATIONS such as the Y. NJ. G. y
and the Knights OF Columbus is alb
solutcly Indispensable" said Sir Arthur
fapp, widely known leader OF the Brit
ish Y. N &. A. who is stopping at the
Jefferson Hotel in Richmond. III an in
ierview IN his apartment ~ tho Jefrcr-
son last evening he discussed the
united war work drive that is to take
place in america November HIS. and
TO what the welfare agencies in the
British and American armies have ac-
conplishod. He added. mot for one
moment could wc do without this work.
IT ma kes for construction while de-
struction is going on
Sir Arthur Yspn was knightcd by
kinS George in recognition OF his SER
vices with tho Y. NJ. c. a. Last year
in response 10 the request OF Lloyd
George. the British Premier. he organ
lied and carried out a six months
Walton, but during this time he re-
;a!ned active direction Of Y NJ. e. A..
affairs. and when the campaign ended
resumed fully his former position. Il
John +. Mott OF England"
Sir Arthur comes 10 this country on
the Invitation OF the y. NJ. c. ~ 10
assist In the united welfare drive. the
Of 7o.5oo. 600 for the Y. NJ c. 4. the
" ". 2, 4" knights OF Columbus.
Jewish Welfare Board. Salvation Army.
War Camp Community Service. and tho
American Library Association. In thi
connection he wishes to study the y
". c. A. in America. 10 help strengthen
the -re,a lions between the United
States and Britain, 20 bring home 10
the American people what the war
really means and tho price that is be-
ing paid and also. as Sir Arthur ex-
q nvthins like All inconclusive reacc."
Arriving in America one month ago
Sir Arthur TapN has visited a num-
her OF cities. From Richmond he Will
80 TO Norfolk and Petersburg icav-
ing here this morning. He will he in
New York during INC drive. He Is ac-
COMMANDED hv Or. Stanton Jones q,
EmEiand. clergyman Of tho Episcopal
CHURCH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29

Read tho Want Ads In this neNspapcr
TO-DAY. II you fail TO find what YOU
want insert Want Ad by calling Ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29

~ rhe best houses. nnts mud APARTMENT.
I uS neted for rent in Times Dispatch