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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22
Du Points in Thrift Stamp Drive

WILMINGTON. Del. Feb. 22.-The
du Pont Powder Company has proposed
TO its employees who have subscribed for
liberty bonds and are paying on the
installment plans that they exchange the
s,Ibscriptions for war-savings certih-
Gates. 1t Is pointed out the stamps are
a good investment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22
Buried Under Stag With Dynamite

twenty pounds OF dynamite. Alexander
Pearson. of Bridgewater. for many wears
a professional baseball player, was bur
led under pile Of hot Stag near June
ton Park and escaped with his life,
despite the fact that his entire body is n
mass of burns, The dynamite did not
explode.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22
Northumberland Wins Water Fight

= NORTHUMBERLAND Pa, Feb. "a
~ the decision Of the Public Service
Commission this borough wins Its two
year neht for an ADEQUATE water supply.
4i5sctsS to proside an Sdeauate % 9n suppiy Of y
Xeter for domestic use and fire protec-
uon. and 70 install lz6-horsepower
pol|er and fen-inch pump 1T It's dam and
s2sssP Sws' e. q eonpIss n = s*'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22
WOMAN STAYS AT "HOME"

1t so happened that as I crossed to-
day my fellow passenger was woman
resident of the town, woman on the
other side of middle age. her head un-
der great umbrella, fur of rabbit
skin about her neck and heavy woolen
socks over her shoes. She preceded
me, walking slowly but solidly, basket
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22
THEY SHALL NOT PASS" STILL
WATCHWORD OF HEROIC FRANCE
Devoted Remnant of Port-a-Mousson Population
Typical of the Spirit That Defes Germanys
Invading Hosts
By HENRI BAZIN

sag cosDond Krenno Public wh the Army "a Fran
WITH FRENCH evidently to N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
CLOSING STOCK. LETTER
G,rom Logan & Bryan To a. L. VI.

G'rom Logan & Bryan To a. +. Mas
ton ny l'rIvai" WIr".) .
NEW YORK. july i6.-Thc condition
of affairs Oh the western battle front
as revealed IN tho overnight and cur
rem, day deSpntchrS did mulch 10 foster
confidence in allied circles and while the .
street WAS inclined To hesitate during
the forenoon. Il feeling u. security
manifested itself in 4 not uncertain way
tha a broadening demand FOR stocks D..
asserted itself The financial commun- d.
ity derives much cheer from the appar- -
cnt in ability of the German army To .
max" any material progress in its latest
stuprndous effort and thrrc arc not Il
few who believe that the effect OF re- :.
cent unsuccessful efforts of the Teu- !
tonic powers will more than anything
else undermine the morale in the T"u-
tonic countries. In consequence OF the
foregoing Il seems reasonable to expect
that barring unforeseen adverse occur
rcuccs the disposition OF the Substan-
tIal financial interests will be to favor ,
the long side of the stock market. 1t
was reported late today that federal in
surancr on the railroad properties will
supplant that heretofore held by private
com punics and two hundred million
Saving. annually approximately 10 the
carriers. The street Is expecting daily
an announcement to the effect that a
salts factory conclusion touching on the
railroad rental contracts has been
reached and il is the opinion in conScr-
yativc circles that SAME will be follow
cd by Il ,kcener inquiry for the Transport
tation shares. OF course the military
situation will continue 20 bear close
watching as q market factor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
WAR NEWS IS
BULL FACTOR

NEW YORK. July l6.--lmportant
stocks made substantial r"coHcricS To-
day from their abrupt reversal OF the
previous Si>:sSIun tn" rebound resulting
largely. IL not entirely. from the very
favorable tenor IF supplementary war
bulletins
Tho shor, interest. which recently at
tanned Formidable proportions. contrib
utcd in considerable" degree 10 inc rally
traders hurricdIy covering Their CON
tracts IN StcelS. marines anu olheE
speculative fuvnrtcs.
An the activity occurred in the irSt
and final hours. the market meantime
pursuing Il dull and narrow course
with occasional nominal reactions.
Final prices mostly were nj the days
maximums United States Steel Marine
preferred. tnhaccus and various special
! tics rising spiritrdly in the lillSt fifteen
, minutes.
United States Su"crs best quotation
oi 1851. represented rally or four
points from lis low quotation Of ycster-
day, that stock closing al Il net gain Of
-. Kindred IudrStriaLS and equip
m"uts registered similar advances. Ma
rim" preferred scored an extreme gain
at 4 points. It's rise being accompanied
by the usual rumnrS ut an early COM
plcti"n at tho deal with British inter
, cSts. hut other ShlppingS were dull ana
unchanged.
Rails mad" LITTLE Roadway until to-
! wards III" End. when Reading ana Union
ipariiC developed SriH" activity. the for
m" gaining y points.
Motors rs 4 group added to Tho
strength of tho general list with tnhac-
COS. although Sumatra reversed its pro-
,nedurr of yesterday. opening strong and
closing heavy. Sales amounted to $780,
00n shares
Liberty bonds were steady. but oth"r
issues wer" irregular. Total sales
tpar valued aggregated $t5Ia,O00 Old
United States bonds were unchanged on
call
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LIVE STOCKS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. July li.--H"rs. receipts
81. ono: mostly -: higher than Er$trV-
DAYS average for good hogs; iaic pack
cr bids l"w"r on common and MIXED
packing goods: bulk of sairs Sl',"pf"
iS.o5: butchers sl".3I {: $50: packing
sl7.G5I! .gu: light S1S.1a" S.33 lev
fancy Shorts SlS.ih: rough SIh.'"4
11@5: pix; EiI."Hfi la. 49,.
rattl.. receipts li."'h; s;r"r9 selling
above $fG.Iu. strong Il" l"c higher
others and butchers cattle Tn"F"n.% t""dE
ia lower: $iuri:rrS AMI feeders *ichHF;
rnlvcs mostly 2jc higher. Beef ch'Il",
GOOD and choice iih.;IT 1910; common
and mrdium llin" 1913. butcher
stock, COWS AMI h"If"rs $3.50 it.!o.
Gamers and cutters $7.1HTN.l'. Stock
crs md feeders. good. "h"iC" and fanny
s1nInEr 400: common ani medium $H.l'
ailI 80 N"al CAVES. good and choice.
slf."IGr lT."n.
sheep. rrc"irts 1@n"h: sheep and year.
lings steady: lambs firm I" 2ar higher
than packers purchases yesterday: good
natives shuwing most strength. Lambs
choice and nrin" $iS.4Gn IS. ia: r"niUE:
and good slG.7j6f 1870: Culls Sl2rn u
1900. Ewes. choice and prim" El"..ItP
1850: medium and good $l".'nGf l@.'5;
cull$ s5.00Ti ?."n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
FINANCIAL OPINION

(Ry Private Wire TO 4. j.. Mastcn & COZ
Wrnnn brothers & Co. say: Until
congress has decided upon at least the
first rough draft Of the new war tax
bill M great strength III the market Is
expected.
I.uiich"iin. Alinton &; Co.: Stocks pur-
chased on weak spots arr under currnnc
levels to hold on Il Scmi-lnVcStmcnt
basis should prove profitable.
chandler Brothers & Co.: Financial
and security markets are in ccaSelcsS
turmoil as conditions now arc. between
the unwillingnrss Of the government to
give and it's threatening demands TO
take away. -.
Cinodhody & Co.: Stocks arc IN
strong hands and the technical position
is still strong. 70.
Charles L. Gay & Co.: The under
current of frnInE appears TO no de-
rni"d!y optimistic for III" long pull.
First National bunk Of Bosto.r lays:
Drastic. ry..riurninc nf normal condI-
tons IS achieved throughout the cot
Ion trade rs Il war measure In conserve
and expedite productinn. and il is being
entered upon through voluntary trade
co-np"ra ton in order TO avoid SImptn-
AIRY legislation not rcadily cnarErd.
odd Lot Review says: Ono Of the
crra,"si troubles with Republic has been
Ia.,k Of competent ma rk"t direction. We
understand that a capable group has
accumulated II suhsI antial quantity or
stock. and that it. should not be Ions
bnf"r" III" market action OF the issues
reflects this.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17

New York News Bureau: IhoSH ~
,.n,,,nitIrG Ia bull sid" Of marNrt On
urrsS satisfaction concerning us 'r''"'
,,,,,,,, ,h,. n,ru,u- Of tn" German drive.
Railroad inrn ar" confident that SAT.
isfnclnrv contract with tn" rnvcrnnlsht
wIll h, made Weakness al l'canlhE
,,ns attributed to technical speculative
position "f issue. ,,,
Those committed t" long side market
appcar more confident than thoSc' co'''-
united In tho bear side.
As result of presidents veto on "h"al
advance II is expected that canaan
price will remain ut $2.2h
Plan for renewal "i 81, ,r"n'"' - "a;
=. nn,,s declared arcrativ". oyer ~
nor cont ~; holders approve. Tim" f"r
drnasII at remaining n"t"S 'Al'''''' ="
August :? 1918.
Thr World says Meade" may hr made
br,d ,,r wire rnr;T nnIrS expected /" hr
.pLcu over hy tho government.
io~ I"tr"s say. Tanks l"S' !" sup
treasury M"r'Iny S1H.""" and -'rc" FRI
80; f,uu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. July 1G.-Buttcr firm:
creamery higher than extras. f5a4 40
fGt,c: creamery extras o. score. as a.
4aL.r: firSiS f3l: a. 4Hic: packing
stock. current ma!:r NJ. > &C
Eggs steady. fresh gathered extras.
Arc: fresh gathered regular packed cx-
ira firSlS iiT AI"; do f!rsts +2T 43c:
state. PENNSYLVANIA and nearby wcSt-
crn hcrncry whites. fin" To fancy I2Fv
itc: state. Pennsylvania and nearby hen
nory browns - :. Hnc: Il" gathered
browns and mixed ""lnrs 3STf d6c -
L'hrc%r firm: StI:". fresh specials
-. ~, Ic: do a:"rag" run 2iH q
49,.
Live poultry irregular: hroi1crs $50
4nc: fowls %jIf:.ic: ro"Stcrs CSC: tur-
keys "ST34c. Dressed firm: prices UNI
changed
Flour unchanged
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SEARCH FOR MURDERER.

rFTTSi;tIiCfF. July 16.-PoSSes OF
police" and private. citizens arc tonight
searching throughout tlAs district s9
Edward Brown. Il negro. who is thought
Ia have killed Miss Alma 81. Malin.
aged IS years. ~ coal dealer Of Mckces-
port. to-day. Brown, who was en-
ployed by Miss Malin. is alleged to have
struck the woman over the head with
the butt end Of shotgun during ~.
pute over WAGES
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

rITTsBTRGH. July l6. = Cattle,
steady: supply light: primo. Sl6.5pW Il.
sheep. steady: supply light: prime
wc1hers. sl2..5plS: cnlls and common
s5T7: lambs SIAN 1880.
Veal calves. $3.50 T1S.
Hogs, higher: receipts light: prime
heaviss. S1f.S0M1S;' mediums. Sl$G5 n
1870: heavy and light workers.. SlS7D@
1875; pigs. $1S.Tj@1s.ae: rqushs. Sl5
a 16. -. p.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17

I.r...~ rui",i !,rmrr today. bat "N-
rr,.urI. lul'. II VIII Il" waiting
n,.,r.,,.i ;-,rn n"w al unrlI "r"r" ""-
..,..y, urw,..!H received from lt' west
..ru '~.,u' Former HERMAN dri''- h'N"
s,uri.d with - much terror that. ilHtt
;rr th,, rrai dr,y.. INTENDED. NJ ANY
ratr We shall h:Iy.: !" await further d.
yrlnrncnts before g";tinE much .a'liN-
ily in The market
HARRIS WiETIIEDH X CO..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, w. Va. July Is, is.
Furnished the lmtclligencer by A L.
Mastcu IL Co. members or the New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Gank Build
Ing, Wheeling, w. Va. Louis +. brand,
MANAGER.
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WHEELING. ". Va. July 16. rs.
Furnished tho 1ntcllic"ncer by a. z.
Nra:,cn 4 Co. members Of the New forh
Stock Exchange. National Rank Build
Inc. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis +. Brand
manager.
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Outside Motor Stock S
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. July Is. rs.
Furnished the lnlclliEcnccr by A E
MaStcn & Co. members If the New York
Stock Exchange National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling ". Va. Louis +. Brand,
MANAGER,
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PETROLEUM

uII. CITY. Pa. july l6.--t rrdit bal
an"ca 81. Runs 81. 10: average '.1I,Ii2.
Shipments :0.?Sl: average 5l,SIl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. July IL, ~.
Furnished the 1n!clllscuccr b. y. t.
Maslcn & Co.. members of the New York
Stock Exchange. National BanE Huild'
Ing. Wheeling. w. Va. LOUIS +. Brand.
manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
SOAKING RAIN
WEAKENS CORN

CHICAGO. July 16.-Soakins rains
and big receipts dill much to-day I"
weaken the corn market. Although at
one time prices touched now high levels,
the close was heavy at 2Nc to = NC net
decline. with August sl.60R to Sis Il
and September Sl.6n7s TO .$l.6l a. Oats
lost half cent to Isc. In provisions
the outcome varied from soc down TO
lnc advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17

commitments were reported by the COM
mittce today.
In refined certificates seem 10 be COM
ing forward more freely and refncrs
reported q pretty fair business. Prices
are unchanged at $50 for Sranniatsd'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING NJ Va. .Tuly l6. is
Furnished the Im,CiliEcn""r by \. r..
Mnstrn a. Co. members If tho New York
stock Exchange. National Eank Iiuild-
ing. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis i. brand
MANAGER
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BANK CLEARINGS

C1"arings for July $anS.SbI.nI
Same day last year. ......... iic.3sS.i-
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Cash quotations.:
Whcnt--Nu. rcd s2."5 d 2.26: Ma. 3
Cnrn-Nu. yellow sl.s"M1.S4: No.
yellow s1.7nN LIS; M. 4 yellow Sl.""W
l.6G.
Uats-Nn. . white T7i: ? GSi2": stand
ard 7Sh TSL".
Predetermined.
Lard--S26.06.
RihS-SHt "a ci5n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17

Pa ~ The Great State Of Oklahoma
Sz21lzL !!l4Rsz Rolls in Liquid Wealth
made the music the pounding Gp drill s sI
s sa oh that through years
made @ps o oa BY the ave small investor than in any other line of
e ass '''S ""' ~ '>"''"'
s ooo ss the birb GRADE oil Of the world The oil fields
Oklahoma will largely the Of the thousands of
vhans of the land which are no" ra7
the trenches, the advanceg
INTEREST IN THIS THE STATES GREATEST
-. INDUSTRY?
ss ss <. s o p 5 2 eGsaH Fl 6t 3
A HUNDRED THOUSAND COMPANY WITH A MILLION
DOLLAR LEASE 80
@ 2Ss Fl ri Fl 90 !:;55 ; 81 @ @ +
Gfsds to % s1HSR pe
like the $751; @ d The C., c"s mn oonpso
S ses oh G1Bse . e oa ': H ike: $ ] faS
a ne: srsS s: 9s sas H:
>-a=x=ss, SUCCESS ALMOST SURE -. =
do It. Pusi GIN 7 tsI s@oa p p f us
@ 5:ss5 If ;:.S % s 5s 5 Sad s mind you near some Of the biggest
FIGURING in the housa 'N"nsa day
CAPITAL STOCK ONLY 100000 .**5z e 3" 49,
s an. 2sss5 s : Ne srs4: S ss al s's stock ] @
,B Ws s s'ss ss w. s P o price twenty down
CONTRACT WE'LL = -
frs
wlh
I'm all thepr "
STOCK TWENTY CENTS
the rss ss s sS "sa G tents s .s ns aE5Ha
only 40 E1s ss; the PEI s@ s h % ;s ssE s s % @
daily SGS for sr Soay capital
os h v sE' this % 400 s fo s We ss
o ssns5 ps i i; Ss: s
2700O
of OF
arinvstme ymyo
thousand of dollars for the stockholders
DO IT NoW-BUY ToDAY-REJoICE TOMORROW
tank after
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE-GRABIT
POOL
ROT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17

Morning Stock Letter,
,.L,,cau .,rc ior n uns.ltlcld market
,od,,y nruGinE further news from the
'front.' Yesterdays results aS rep"Ftru
are favorable hut We should not become
,nn Enthusiastic until We get further
nrws Of a reliable character. ne
market is in position 10 adranc" IN INV
"'1''' UiRKIs WINTHROP Il co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
SUGAR

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE raw
sugar market remains at the hScd level
Of 1855 for Cubas. cost and freight.
eduAl to s.O55 for centrifugal No fresh
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

WHEEL ING. W. Va. July -. ~.
FURNISHED by The wheeling LAW
gtock &, Commission Coz
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. July -. rs.
Daily quotation list or III: "nee1i"ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17

UaznI-Ntlns Glass Cn.--Transfcr books
close July -. for per cent 'aSh UNI
dcn6, payable July 20.
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THE Days REVIEW
Finance COZ
Morning Stock Letter.

FURNISHED The I.ntrl!g"nc"r Ry Inc
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(SaX-PnttcrSnn COZ

Fresh cows. common not wahle" lot
rrilk-hryr to sell |" butcher.
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S'TOt'kS
New York Cotton Market

Stocks 6.46a
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-07-04
Locals
As We Heard Them

Attend the Bijou Saturday.
Percy Olson left for St. Paul
Monday evening.
NJ. B. Hanley and E. NJ. Fuller
autoed to Fargo Sunday.
The Government needs your
money; you need the stamps.
"America is Gods last chance
to save the world. ''-Emerson.
For Spirella corsets see Mrs. j.
|C. Dorrance. adv. 4ti
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Fisher re-
turned Saturday from an auto
trip to Fargo.
Mrs. X. X. Herstcd, Of st. Paul,
visited last week at the home of
her sister, Mrs. s. A. Olson.
FOR SALE OR TRADE: Young
or old chickens, also binder. Will
trade for cattle. Joe Muttcr.
A large number Of Hope people
have been Luverne visitors this
week attending the Chautauqua
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. G. Martin left
Monday evening for a short vaca-
ton trip which will be spent at
the lakes in Minnesota.
Austin A.. Maine, of Port Ar
thur, Ont, left for his home Mon
day evening after a ten days visit
with S. d. Curry and family.
English services will be held in
the Lutheran church ON the first
Sunday of every month, beginning
Sunday, July 7th. Everyone is
welcome.
Chautauqua opens Monday. If
you have not secured your tickets
yet do so at once. They can be
secured at any of the stores or at
the banks.
Mrs. Sam Ray and daughter
Harriet, and brother, Foster
Taplin, left Monday evening fol
an outing at the lakes near Alex.
andria, MINI.
Mrs. b. Il. Bcrtel, formerly Mis-.
katherine Boise, Of Fargo, il
spending the week with relative:
here. Mr.. Bertcl came up from
Fargo Saturday and returned
Srmday evening.
Albert Sparrow, the successful
candidate for sheriff, accompan
led by his brother, was a visito.
in Hope Saturday. He is wei
pleased with the support givcl
him at the polls.
A large motor truck was callet
into service Saturday and Mon
day to haul the +. w. Ehrc'
household goods from Hope t.
Courtney, their new home. DIR
p. nj. Watson and family will oc
cupy the Ehrcd residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John mccullough
autoed to Valley City Sunda.
and took the 500 train that even
ing for Canada. They will visi
with their son, Joe, who is farm
ing at Trochu, Alta, and cxpcc
to be away about two weeks.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-07-04
Protect your soldiers with your

Protect your soldiers with your
savings.
p. ". Lindstrom recently pur-
chased a new Buick automobile
from L. w. STANDBY.
Mrs. j. G. Dorrance, accompan-
led by her daughter, Eva, left
last Thursday for Bismarck,
where she will visit for a time
with her daughter, Mrs. Lyle
Fox. :
Be sure and get a Chautauqua
program booklet and look over
the many fine features Of this
years program. They can be Sc
cured at any Of the stores or at
the banks. The children will all
be interested in the circus they
are to put on the last day.
Harvey Cookie left for Grand
Forks Monday evening to take
special training in mechanical
lines under the direction of the
U. S. N. A. in the School of Mines
at the University. Three other
men from Steele county were also
in the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Donaldson
and children, of C%ulbertson,
Mont, made a short visit in our
city last week. They made the
trip to Hope by automobile and
were accompanied by the Misses
Mary and Irene Clutter, formerly
of our city, who are now visiting
friends here.
Frank Sussex, who recently
graduated from the College Of
Engineering at the University of
North Dakota, departed for Great
Lakes, ILL.,, where he will enter the
U. S. Naval Training Camp.
Frank enlisted some months ago
but was ordered to complete his
work at school before entering
training.
Miss Olive Hagen, who has been
teaching school in this community
the past few years, departed Sat.
urday for Miles City, Mont.
where she will make her home in
the future. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Smith entertained IL number OF
friends at their home Friday
evening in her honor. A most Ell.
joyable evening is reported by
those present.
:. -Buy w. S. S.
[ have a few Cook Books which
will be given FREE with each
Can of Ryzon Baking Powder
Call and get one.
The Hope Bakery.
buy w. S. S.
Line up and sign up OH Nation
al War Savings Day.
-Buy w. S. ST.
| FOR SALE:-Four, 8 #. ell
Mccormick binders and one s #
cut, Decring binder. I'm goot
condition. Prices reasonable.
HOPE IMPLEMENT co.
BUY w. S. S.
NOTICE
Well, pump, cistern and wind
. mill work done promptly. Prices
right. See us about doing you:
t work.
George Quenett and Oscar Moe
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-08
NOTICE TO G. T.. l..

All superintendent and presidents
OF Leagues must have the names of
the delegates to the Girls Conven-
ton in the Office by the tenth Of June.
The Convention is to be held in the
City of Fredericksburg, June goth
to the 22nd. 1918. The chairman
of the executive board, together with
the Mayor and the city officials of
Fredericksburg are planning a hearty
reception for the delegates.
Girls from many leagues will be
present. Fredericksburg boasts nine
leagues in the city proper. Let the
slogan be ''On to Fredericksburg"
Negro girls must mobilize or else be
left behind. Girls are mobilizing all
over the world.
For further particulars write Mrs.
Ora Brown Stokes, National Superin
tendent, 210 w. Leigh street, Rich
mond, Va: Miss Martha Fowlkes.
Corresponding Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-08
FCILEIt-WlLLIlNIS.

The accomplished Miss Dixie Il,
Williams, Il member of the faculty
OF llartshorn Memorial College was.
married to Rev. r. O. Fuller. A. NJ.
IN. d., ID. ID. and President Of Howe
institute OF Memphis, Tennessee, las.
wednesday at eight-thirty p. NJ.
me affair was staged I'm the aud.
itorium of that institution. The
rostrum was covered with ferns and
daisies and pottcd plants. Mrs. Rosa
Is. Jones. the talented director of
music, played the wedding march.
while Mr.. Willie Hill sang because y
Many of tho most influential citizens
or this community were present.
Small misses IN waiting, attired in
pink costumes served to herald tho
approaching nuptials. DR.. w. r..
Johnson, pastor of the First Baptist
Church performed the ceremony.
while President George w. Rigler.
OF Hartshorn Memorial College OF.
fered prayer. Then whom the couple
turned around to face the crowd MS.
semDled there was loud explosion
as Photographer George w. Brown
set off the flash-light to take n pho.
tograph OF the remarkable scene.
The bridal party retired to the re.
ception room OF the institution
where refreshments were served,