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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
MRS. MARIAN TAYLOR GETS
s2.-50 FoR HUSBANDS DEATH

Norfolk, Va, June Judgment was
rendered Yesterday. in ths circuit
court, in favor Of the plaintiff in the
case of Marian T.. TAYLOR! administra-
trtx. VS.. c. II MIN. in the sum of S.
$50 The action WAS brought for the
recovery of the sum of $4,000 In dam
ages for the alleged wrongful death
Of Stonewsll J Taylor. member Of
the Norfolk police DEPARTMENT. who
was killed near the corner of CRANKY
and TaZewen streets, November IS,
1917, by an automobile driven by Mr.
Mix In the declaration IL was CON
tended that Mr.. Taylor was crossing
Granny street, at the time when he
was killed, assisting a young woman
through the traffic when he was
struck down by the car of the defend
ant which was being driven on the
left-hAnd side OF the street. t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
SCARCITY OF COOKS AND
WATERS CLOSE RESTAURANTS

Norfolk. Va. June s.-Ths scarcity
II cooks, walters and mattresses and
other classes Of help used In hotels
restaurants and boarding houses, IA
seriously mountaineering proprietor.
Of such places in Norfolk. and several
boarding houses, wherein meals have
been served for years. have already
ceased 10 cater to appetites. although
they are sttn providing room accom-.
uoaations
Although willing 70 ray the high
est prices tn cooks maids, walters and
mattresses ever known to have been
paid to such employees IN Norfolk
proprietors Of restaurants and keen
ers of boarding houses are unable II
find sufficient help.
STATE. F. FT r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
MILK PRICES TOO HIGH.
SUFFOLK PEOPLE COMPLAIN

suffolk, Va. June 5,--Suffoll
chamber Of commerce. which has beer
asked by scores of Suffolk house
holders to take some action with re
gard to the price OF milk, have a
statement from Benjamin f. Purcell
director OF bakeries. dairy products
and feeds. who sent to Suffolk to &c
over the situation with A F Howard
of that department.
Some extracts from this statement
follow:
Milk is selling in Suffolk too high
Fhere are only two other cities In the
state where mink is selling for as
much AS twenty cents per quart The
average price of milk is from twelve
70 fifteen cents the quart. retail. a,
practically all of the distributing
points in Virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
RsPTISTS GIVE
$4,000 TO RICHMOND COLLE4

Alexandria. Va, June SILT vt
announced yesterday by the pnsfo84
the Rev DR.. Eugene r. Jackson. AM2
this morning service. thhat In the MIL
lion dollar campaign for Richmond!
college. the First Baptist church ha4|
gone largely over its apportionmentS
and would give to that fund four thcu.s
sand dollars. The campaign liz just
begun in the Potomac associations
which is asked for thirty-five thon@|
sand dollars
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
William Henry Carroll

Norfolk Va, June : william
Henry Carroll, aged sixty four years
died Of his residence 20fq Bramhle-
ton avenue. Thursday morning at $50
o clock. He Is survived hY hts wife
three sons, Herbert G, and Arthur Il
nf Norfolk. and Frank l.. Carroll, of
Richmond four daughters. Mrs Lena
". Culpepper and Mrs I. u knight.
Of Norfolk; Mrs Beulah n Lewis. Of
Florida and Mrs T. / Neflinee. az
Norfolk county. and one sister. Mrs.
Sarah REEVES Of this city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
Alexander II TT,nfnnw

MADISON, Va, June 5.-Alexander
Robert Thomas died at his home al
Novum, in this county. Sunday after.
noon, aged thirty-one years He is
survived hy his wife Mrs. Ruth White
Thomas; his mother Mrs Cora r
Thomas. and sister. Mrs. Marvin
Fattie- The deceased was very highly
regarded. and very large crowd
gathered AZ the Madison cemetery
Monday afternoon. where the burial
services ard intermnnt were conducted
by Rev ". z Carter and Rev + W
Robertson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
MARINES LOSE RECRITITER,
HUT THEY GAIN RECRUIT

Syracuse, \. y June $50 i'm
pressed with the United States marine
recruiting literature sent him to give
to prospective applicants was Carl H.
Hamlin postmaster at Helene. ~ Y,
that he torsook his j-o and came here
where he enlisted himself in the ma :
-rine corps.
cruiter, Helena lost postmaster, Re-
cruiter Hamlin lost his fee for the en-
hstment of Applicant Hamlin. but tho
marines gained a patriotic recruit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06

Obituary
MRS. FANNIE ROSENTHAL TO
BIZ BURIED TODAY AT NOON

The funeral Of Mrs Fannie Rosen-
thai, wife of Martin Rosenthal. of "a
South Adams street. who was acct
dentally drowned at Falling Creek
Tuesday, will be conducted at noon
today from the home of her sister,
Mrs. r. a. Cornick 6l3 East Leigh
street, The Rev. Or, George w. KEN
per will conduct the services
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06
SMALLPOX MAY CLOSE SCHOOL
IN KING AND QUEEN COUNTY

Especial 20 The Richmond yirginianl
Cuutnor. Va. June THE home and
family If Erastus Brooks. LIVING near
hcrr. have been quarantined on sc.s
count Of smallpox brought there hys
Ia@js. the brother 81 afr, Brooks ThSs
stcvansvilie High hool has only six
more days TO run. but 1t fs thoughts
that even that will be closed on ac-B
count Of the disease g
Dr. ! II. Bagby is vsiting his
brother ". F, B7gby and his sisser.s
Mrs ". HAYNES.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06

Johnston Willis hospital Friday at 3
J.. VI. The deceased has been in de-
cltning health for several years but
the Immediate cause OF her death was
from tetanus caused by infection from
an amputatcd finger. Funeral ser
vices were conducted from the home
Of her parents At Columbia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-06

nuquoin, III. June STALLED IN
an automobile and struck by an Tlli-1
nois Central passeng ger train travels
ing sixty miles an hour. Harry jack
SON. J r.. Bullard and Jesse Webb, OF
puquoin, were hurled 100 feet In thu
air. Aside from a few minor bruises
they were uninJured. The machine.
was demolished.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
NAVRAT KRALE
ALBERTA DO
BRUSELU.
SLIBUJE lBELGII REFOR-
MY A ZAHAJENf PAR
LAMENTU.
" UVfTACf RECI NADSENE
'VZPOMNEL AMERICKE
POMOCI. - r

| Brusel, 90. listopadu. (Opo-
zdena zpraYa.) = Belgicky
kral Albert byv obyvatelstvem
nadsene uvitan, prohlasil dnes
" ddlezite reci v parlamente.
ze hodla v Belg5 zavesti vseo-
becne hlasovaci pravo a slibo-
bal dalsi uvolneni nekterych
obcansKych prav. Prvni rec cd
pocatku valky Bruselu, pro-
nesl ma trine umistenem v par
lamente; jemu poblize stall vr-
chnf velitel americke valecne
vypravy general Pershing v "a
stoupenf americkeho vojska a
general Plumer cd anglicke ar
mady, jakoz JIM vojevddcove.
Mezi diplomaty nalezal Sc tez
Brand Whitlock, americky wy
slanec pro Belgii, jenz Sc We
ctvrtek do sveho bruselskeho
Iufadu navratil.
Kral We SVEN proslovu slibo
val FlamGm a Valondm jazy-
kovou rovnopravnost jakoz j
rozhodnuti, re Belgie ma dale
nebude vazana peutem neu-
trality, jak tomu bylo pred val
kou, ale ze Sc stane mocf suve
reni. Vdecne vzpominal st'ast-
ndho zakonceni valky pomo-
ci poskytovane spojenci a kla-
dl nadseneN vahu ma vekolepe
pfisp6nf Spoj. StatG.
Kolem krale seskupeny by
ly vynikajfcf osobnosti, jejichz
jmena "a valky tax caste byla
pronasena. Ma trIne sedela
kralovna s dftkami a skupiny
pred mimi tvorili krom jiz pre-
dem jmenovanych, kaardinal
Mercerier, purkmistr Max, ge-
neral Leman, obhajce Lutychu
a prime Albert anglicky. Dole
nne bylo setkanf americkeho
vyslance Whitlocka s brusel-
'skym purkmistrem Maxem, je-
hoz nevid6l cd jeho zatceni a ,
deportovani.
Brusel, ktery vzdy byl t{tan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
IMS.s| MSS! !!s S
VZRtST RADIKALNfCH
STRAIN v NEMECKU.

Londyn, 25. listopadu. - M
mecti radikalove "a vddcovstvi
Karla Liebknechta svrhN repu.
blikanskou vladu v Berline We.
|denou kanclerem Ebertem jak
oznamuji zpravy dosle pres Svy
carsko. V mest6 vypukly move
povazlive nepokoje.
(Strannfci Liebknechtovy
jsou znamy jako strana Sparta
cusova a panuje o nj presvedce-
nj ze sympatisuje ruskymi Dol
seviky.)
Nova strana kontroluje pine
tez situaci>v Duesseldorfu, SOL
lingenu a Remscheidu, kde "a
tceni byfi dfednici dosavadnf
vlady. Boufe v Berlin9 propu-
kly v patek a bylo pfi mich "a
bito a zran9no n&kolik osob.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
GERMAN MAJf PLATIT PRES 68 Bill
LlON0 VALECNE NAHRADY.
PREDBEzNA JEDNANi o MiROyYCH
PODMfNKACH.
UPRAVA HRANIC MOVE POVSTALYCH STATU.
AVA HRANIc MOVE PovsTALYcH sTATU

Berlin %. lstopadu, pres Haag, dne "a. listopadu
Dopovatel Plain Deaeru vvnych kuh1 dovda ze
cn9n jest naak nyne nemeckou vadu ably pozvan by
president Spojenych Sat Wilson do Nemeca neb aspo do
nektereho pristavu.
Paffz, "a lstopadu. Pfipravy k mirove konferenc
jsou pnem proudu. Francouzsky minsersky predseda
Cemenceau chsa die nekterych zprv do Londyna ably
nekterych bodech dohodnu brtskym premierem Lloyd
Georgem zahrancnm mnistrem Balfourem Jednano bude
hlavne IA clancch zakadni pozadavky prsho
miru die Wilsonova znameho navrhu.
Pred dvema ley usnes spoenci vseobecnemu hospo
daskemu boykou centrnlch moci po dobu p6 let po
vreni mru ujednan toto ale sao drive nez Spojene
Stay vsoupiy do vaky poslednesi uednanim tim nesou
nikerak pnem souhasu prave tfe anek Wlsonovych
podmnek rozhodne prav re veskere hrance meznarodn
obchod omezuci must bt odsraneny Vzrdst americkeho
obchodniho lodstva valky vzbuzuje angckem
jevo danou zarlvo obavu ze obchod americky
nekras dobe obchodem svetovym prveho fad Jest pa
trno osvani angckych dipomad, kdyz edna CLAN
ku ykajicm svobody mor Veka Britane strachuje
ze by ztratila svdj dosavadnf primat vodach
Druhym nejhavnejsm bodem jest nahrada skody
pachane Nemeckem czfch zemfch Ne1Tedn odhady
couzske stanov nahradu 900 vcetne vecne
pokuty ez France viteznemu Nemecku musla zaplati
1871 spou 1roky Angcky pozadavek omezf pry jen
nahradu zracenych lodi vydan valecna Srbsko Bel
gle ale utrpey nesmirnych skod maetku. Zda 81 A.
merika necha zapa dtraty vakou spoene dosud
nenf.
Ddezitym bodem sou pax pOrady stran stanoveni o.
chrany staych novych hranc move povsach stat jako
Ceskosovenska, Poska Jhosavie, jechz urovanf
nekterych pfpadech tezkym problemem zejmena jhov
chodn Evrope pode vychodnfch brehd Jaderskeho
Doba pfmeri vyprs dine IT, prosince pravem prodlou
m jej 48 hodn do udane dolby must byt mirovych
cank vypracovana Die nekterch zprav nehoda pry
sal Foch popfa suchu nemeckym protestnm vysanym do
sveta zahrancnim minsrem Solfem trva dosovnem
spneni Jim samym dktovanych podmfnek prfmer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
AMERlCKE V0JSKO PRVNf MA Meme
CKEM GZEMf.
OBsADi KOBI.ENC, KDEzTO FRAN
cOUZSKE ODDLY OBSADf MOEIUC.
SPOJENCI MAJf DNES CESTU MA BERLIN
) OTNOlJ

u americke okupacni amrady "a istopadu. - General
Pershing jeho armada nachazeji Lucemburku podel
feky Mosey dnes z vony rozhed do nemeckych krad
Nemci vyklzu podmfnkach prmeri udane krajny pone
kud volne nez byo pozadovanO sobou spatreno
byo eSa6 germanke vosko duhe srane eky pf prani
prada kdezto druhe utez nevoanskou pra vykonAva
nas hsi sudeneho ale jasneho pocas Obo muzstvo
konavalu "ocstu" 1pneho kldu nasedkem armadniho
rozkazu kerm jest kazdy zbytecny styk neprtelem
kaz&n.
We vevodstv Lucemburskem byl odsranen nemecky Gas
zaveden francouzsky posnutm hodin IS mnut nazpet
Americka armada bude prvnf vetsf voska, jez
popre vsoupf nemeckou pidu pochodu feku Rtn
Westinghouse cd nemecho zemf oddeuje americke vojso
dnes nede Koblenc pevnos pruskem Porynf Armada
carskych hranic smeruje Mohuc kdezto lev6 kffde
okupacnch spojeneckych armad Angcane specha takez
pres Ryn ke Konu mad Rynem Armady spoeneeke vnkaj
ozeme nepritele vejifove okruhu 80 komerd drz tim
to zpdsbem m nejhavnejs nejddlezejsf cesty Berlnu
take dnes Nemecko jest vydano os neb neost spoe
neckych moci.
Armada amercka spechajici do Nemecka cita 3OO,-
600 muzu kazdeho mich zGstanou kdy pfekrocen
byl Ryn panakou kerou budou hrd po cely ch zvot
nebot costa jeich osvobozenm zemm podoba trum
fani rozradostneny lid hadov radostne na
hosi precasto rad deli tezce zkousenym oby
vatelstvem.
z nemeckeho lzem, jez ma byti die podmnek primeri
obsazeno spoenci jest z asi poovna okupovna Belgie
jest az Lutych prosta Nemcu a moci Angicand Belg6
francouzske vojsko osvobodo Lornsko cast Esaska A.
mericane obsadili Lucembursko. ..'.'>t-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
NAKLADNf PONORKA DEUTSCHLAND
ME1 VYDANfMl L0DEMI.
NEMECKO VYDALO DALSfCH 28
SUBMARIN.
SPOJENEcKA EsKADRA NAvsTfVf KEEL.
sPOJENECKA EsKADRA NAvsTfvf KEEL.

Harwich Anglie, a. stopadu. - Ia pfitomnosti prvn
britske admiralty Geddese pfedano bylo dnes da
sch % ponorek spoencdm chz tmto zpdsobem preso
spoeneckou celkem 87 Byo nevets ponorkove LODI
vo jake pohromade byo spatreno Obsahovao nekok
nejvesfho typu delce az $50 stop Znamy
ny krznk Deutschland U153 byl mezi Mimi MAZE palube
amercke dsojnky kter byl dne 30 za pf torpedem
zncene lodi Tconderoga zachranen Oba by uvedene
ponorce dopraven do Kelu jez vratla po tmescnfm
radenf amerckych vodach nou vydanou ponorkou byla
139 jez prave navaa do nemeckeho pffstavu ety.
fasedesatn kfizovaci cee jeff katan Periere byl
1916 vyznamenan, to. ze potopl celkem 1876 lodi
D Spojenecka eskadra ez ma jeste tento tyden vypou
do Kielu Whelmshaven, stat bude pod veestvim vice
amraa Browninga enz bude doprovazen admiralty fran
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
MSSl M!Ss
VANOcNf PRODEJ NEBUDE
OBMEZOVAN.

Narodnf obranna rada zrusi-
Ia valecna opatfeni. tykajici Sc
rfedvalecneho obchodovani.
Kramy mohou byt op9t pozde
do noci pred svatky otevfeny a
obchodnf personal mdze byt k
VanocGm libovoln9 rozmnozo-
van, coz "a valky dfti Sc me-
smelo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
VALECNA VYSTAVA UZAVRENA
ZNAMENlTA PREDNASkA KRAJANA ORA
STEINERA We ZBROJNICI. ..4eT -.

Veerejsek by nejvetsim dnem valecne vysave zaro
ven dnem posedn Dnes vystava je toz uzavfena neke
re predmety jsou z stehovany.
Odhaduje se ze navstivilo vysavu ak sic
df devidenni vystavn existence ze vSech navstevnk
byo 550O0O takze fnancnf spech rovnez obstony
muz reba poznamena ze doeny vytezek ppadne vaecne
pokadne Spojenych Statd
Vcera budily opet nejv6A pozornost bevnf aeropany
jchz krouzo vysoko mad vystavstem mad zemf
"bos asi tuce Rovnez voznice bevni manevry vabily
pubkum nehoz dive fetiny prinaezey nasemu venkovu
Velice zajfmavou byla prednaska Ora. Ed Steinera
Central zbronc Dr. Steiner e ceskeho pGvodu profeso
koeji Grinell Iowa. kde pfednaM zvast sovan
ske literature Zde pfednase namet Emgrace" treba
dozna ze doycna prednaska ztava huboky DOZEN zvast
obecenstvu rye amerckem.
Recnik neschvauje nynejS system amerikansovanf pr
stehovalcd Ku amerkansovanf neA nkdo by donucovan
Zvlast dospe emgrant mali by podobneho taku usetfen
nucene amerkansovan byt tpeno skolach edne Dr.
Steiner je dz pro stavaiic predoze kongresu die niz
kazdy emigran peti etech anglicine pfiuct musf
Teutoni pokouse pon6mcit svet pomoci bodakn
podafo Jim iste re nucene amerikansovan by
neosvedco rovnez Tfeba tudz voneho prrozeneho W.
kona. as
Rozsafne dvody paseho krajana byy aplaudovany
konec feci mfstnm predaky zvlu pfist9hovaeckeho
Dru Steinefovi bylo gratulovano.
Havnf cast vystavy bude z do veeera do Ptsbur
gu prest6hovana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25

couzskymi italskym americkym. Hlavnfm Iceem cesty
jest ably veee spojenecke floty pesvedc zda podmn
ky prme pokud ce odzbroen lodi ponechanych tech
to pfistavech, provadi
Washngtonu sd6luje ze ponorka Deutschland byla
ednou onech ktere upynuleho eta ohrozovaly amer
cke pobfez Jak znao pfplua ponorka Deutschland
sci cevenc 1916 Bremen do Baltimore jake prvni subma
rna jez teo 1000 mil dlouhe cesy odvaza Ppula aby
odvezla Ameriky nektere Nemcdm potrebne drazs
viny. n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25

Hornici We Slezsku hrozi stav-
kou, nebude-li zavedena sesti-
,hodinnova pracovni doba a me-
,dostanou-li so marki denniho
'platu. v Bavorsku nabyv& pre-
nj, odtrhnouti sc cd Nemecka
stale urcitejsich forem v utvo-
fenf samostatneho statu celeho
jizniho Nemecka.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25

k nejveselejsim mestGm sveta,
+ Irekonal v radosti mad osvobo
zenim sam sebe. Dlouha doba
ptrpeni byla razem zapomenu
ia a lid vyskal a jasal radosti.
Do vf,r, vseobecneho veseli str
2eni byli spojenecti vojini,
zejmena velke pozornosti sc te
Sill Amricane 8 nimiz lid Sc ma
ulicich puSt3l do tance.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
STUDENA VLNA.

Vcera rano prikvacila ma Gle
valand studena vlna, zatlacivsi
rtut v teplomeru ma 25 stupnu
mad nulou. Dnes zustane row.
nez chladna povetrnost, zitfku
slibuje Sc vsak oteplenf. Vterej
81 studena vlna byla ocekav&-
ma mistnf pov9trnostnf stanici
jiz pred n9kolika dny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
WIDEN DOSTANE FRANCOUZSKOU
i POLICu.

Paffz "a. stopadu. Budapest, kde jak iz drive
byo haseno naeza francouzske vosko vyan bude od e
hoz do vfdie kde vykonavati bude policejni slu4by
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-04-13

Mrs. c. P. Nicholson, chairman of
the Military Relief Committee, sub
mits the following report of accom-
plishment for the past month:
Since the report given by Miss Ben
nett. March 8, there has been turned
into the chapter, the following knit
ted goods: Twenty-nine sweaters,
thirty-ftve pair socks, one pair bed
socks, three pair wristlets. and two
scarfs.
In the sewing department: Sixteen
muslin bed shirts. forty-three outing
flannel pajamas and nine pair outing
flannel bed socks.
On March Is a shipment was made
on the Alameda to divisional head
quarters in Seattle, consisting of forty
one suits outing flannel paJamas,
fourteen muslin bed shirts, twenty.
five knitted sweaters and four knitted
scarfs.
knitted sweaters, two knitted scarfs,
four pair knitted wristlets, thirty-five
pair socks, one pair knitted bed socks
nine pair outing flannel bed socks,
two muslin bed shirts and twenty
three suits pajamas.
Garments in work: Eleven suits out
ing flannel pajamas, twenty-four pair
outing flannel operating leggings, and
two muslin bed shirts.
There is still a great deal of wool
out that is being knit into garments
and there has been some response to
the article published a few days since
calling for promptness in return of
work.
In the making of surgical dressings
more enthusiasm has been displayed.
Something like three thousand dress
ings have been made during the past
ten days, and had it not been for the
inclement weather, the work would
have gone far beyond our expectation.
A shipment of these dressings will
be made on the next steamer.
Three dollars and ninety-five cents
has been turned over to the secretary
for the sale of needles during the month
of March
l hope to publish a report in the
near future of all the work turned out
by the women who are doing this
noble work that the people of Cor,
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-04-13
WEATHER CONDITIONS
IN FAIRBANKS DISTRICT

Uncle Sam in his work for the peo-
pie does not stop when he reaches
the comfort zone where temperature
conditions are pleasant. The bureau
of mines, department of the interior,
maintains an experiment station at
Fairbanks, Alaska, the object of which
is to assist the prospector to deter
mine whether his ore is of value or
not, and likewise to assist in the gen
eral development of the mineral re-
sources of the country. A report from
John A. Davis, superintendent of the
station, which has just reached the
bureau of mines, having travelled a
part of the distance on dogsleds,
makes the statement that the official
temperature for the month of Deem
Der, 1917, was 40 IL degrees below
zero. There were fifteen nights when
the minimum was below SO degrees,
and there were five days when the
maximum was not above 40 degrees
below zero, even at noon.
In spite of this, Mr.. Davis reports
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-04-13

dova may learn what the Cordova
Chapter of the Red Cross has done.
Mrs. Sophia Scott, secretary of the
Star of the East Auxiliary, reports
that the following articles were fin
ished during the month of March:
Fifteen flanelette pajamas, sixteen
knitted sweaters. seventeen pair knit
ted socks, nine pair flanelette bed
socks and one knitted scarf.
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that one hundred and ten mineral
specimens were submitted by prospec-
tors and others, and that seventy-five
persons actually visited the station
during the month. Free gold was
found in five specimens, tin in one,
and copper in seven, all being poss-
ible commercial ores. In addition,
iron, asbestos, arsenic, antimony and
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zinc were found in commercial guam
titles in other specimens. Mr.. Davis,
who made two trips on dogsleds to
mines in his territory, declares that
the work for the month was some
what delayed by the extremely cold
weather"
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WORK DONE BY
LOCAL BRANCHES
Of RED CROSS

Cordova Chapter, American Red
Cross, is one of the busiest organiza-
tons in town and is accomplishing
a great deal of good work. Up to the
end of last month $3,278.92 had been
raised by memberships, donations, etc.
The treasurer's report for the period
ending March 81 is as follows:
Receipts
Balance on hand March 1, 1918 S2,647.87
Membership
Sustaining NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1O.OO
Annual NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. dUO
Four subscriptions to maya
zine .... 400
Katalla Branch portion due
headquarters of 81 annual
members ............... 1880
Received from Katalla branch 1850
Received from Episcopal
Guild Observation-Disclosures. 328.6O
Ladies' Aid Society ........ 10000
donations Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Refund from headquarters. 500
Sale of knitting needles. ... 8.75
Tobacco fund ............. 2.15
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Sent to National American
$24O6.O1
Mccarthy Chapter

The present membership of the
chapter is three hundred and seven
teen of which fourteen are life mem
bers. Postcard membership, receipts
are being mailed to every member
The knitting branch is now work
ing industriously and many new knit
ters are learning-meeting at various
homes until they become proficient.
The financial report since Noyem-
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Expenses
Supplies from headquarters S 7O6.11
Headquarters portion of mem
berships .................. 41.5O
Endowment of bed .......... 10000
Donations sent to headquarters 100000
Refund to Episcopal Guild =. 328.6O
Refund to Katalla branch -. 4S.75
Express and freight ....... 1851
Fuel ............ 1850
3ncidentals including oil cloth,
lumber, window pane, etc. 1913
$2,81422I
Balance on hand March 1913 464.O0|
$3,27892
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Food will win the war-produce it.
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Observation-Disclosures