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The Keota news., 1918-08-23
Government Aid for Drouth Stricken
FaIners

SNs0 SVS OtVOsU 0SSUSAS0
Farmers
For the purpose Of extending aid to
farmers who have Lost two consecutive
fall grain crops through drought or sim
liar natural causes. the president has
appropriated the sum of 5000. 900 to
be loaned to such farmers to enable them
to purchase seed for this falls planting.
Loans will be made on the basis Of s.
per acre for not more than 100 acres for
one farmer. but in each case the farmer
must be able to prove the loss Of two
consecutive fall grain crops and that he
has no security or credit upon which he
can borrow $500. He must also show
that his land is we'll suited to fall wheat
or = substitute fall grain crop. and that
he has the machinery. stock. etc. nee
essary to the production Of . crop. Fur
Their information may be obtained by
writing the State Board Of immigration.
Denver. or by taking the matter up
with the county agent ut Greeley.
The Keota news., 1918-08-23

Dr. b. l.. Fowler, dentist, will be
in keota the hrst seven days OF each
month. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Dorm motored to
Fort Morgan Saturday, returning Sun
day.
FORMER, Photographer, Sterling, Colo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
.HlLF-M|LL|Ok BALES
MORE THAN LAST YEAR
L $. Department OF Agriculture Es.
Inmates Cotton Yic,d VIII
BE f1,3fS,0OO Bales.
FIGURES MORE ENCOURAGING
Despite Decrease Shown i'm Conditi III
Average Since last Month, Experts
Figure Yield 6S1 900 Bales Above
Figures Given Out Scmtepbcr J.
Try Assnclntcu rrcss. |


w n $ II y q L % y. October g. This
years cotton crop was estimated at
ll.SlS.000 equivalent 500-pound bales
by the Department. of Agriculture to-
day. basing It's estimate on the condi-
ton OF the crop on September -.
which was GA per cen. OF 4 norma.
and which forecasts yield Of lji.l
pounds TO the acre.
To-Iay'S estimate put the 1918 crop
moro than 100000 bales above the total
yield last year. a decrease however.
was shown in the condition OF the crop
on september 20. as compared with the
corresponding date Of the previous
month. The condition was Jii. The
August % estimate SOL. The in -
dictated acre yield was l5il as com :
pared with 1897. the linal figure last
year.
Despite the condition and yield csti-
mates the department indicated a
crop $4,000 bales larger than it count
ed on Il month ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
WOOD PRICE TOO HIGH,
STATE COUNCIL THINKS
Revolution Protcsting Against Figure
Set by Fuel Administration Adopt
ell Yesterday.

Fourteen dollars cord is an cxor-
bitant price for wood and this view
or the situation was <>.sterday taken
by the State Council of Defcrsc when
II adopted resolution. introduced by
state Auditor G. Lee Moore and which
sMphaiically protested against the nN-
ing or the price of wood AT such a
nkurc. The resolution also called for
the establishment of Il public woodward
In this community. The resolution i'm
lows: "
Resolved, That the Virginia Conn
ell or DEFENSE emphatically protests
against the price OF wood at fourteen
dollars tSli) per cord and calls up,u
the local Council OF Defense to take
up Win the government officials the
readlusting OF the price per cord for
wood and to consider. and. If practi-
capie. TO interest citizens OF means in
this community in the establishment of
public woodward ut which wood can
De disposed OF at price within the
means OF those under necessity of
purchasing it to comply with the order
OF the government to wood to
conserve coal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
AUSTRIA MUST LABOR
UNT|R|NGLy FOR PEACE
This Is Latest Uttcrancc Emannting
From Vienna's Sem.of1iciai
News ! yGncy.
DISCUSS PRESIDENTS SPEECH
Anstrians See i'm 1t Ground for
agreement, and Declares 1t Opens
Fresh Ground for a Pence Discuss
sion, (Which Is the Main Thing"
lily Associated press.I

AMSTERDAM. October 2.-The five
points made by President Wilson in his
New York speech. taken in conjunction
with the letter of the German En-
per"r To Chancellor Won IIertling. are
looked upon by Austro- iiungarans as
constituting an important step in the
The consensus OF opinion I'm the dual
monarchy. according TO n messabe
from the Vienna Semiofcial news
agency. is that the Emperor's letter
solves the question Of parliamc ntnriz
non IN Germany. while the points made
10y President Wilson seem to offer a
rnance OF agreement. inasmuch as he
did not. II is held. definitely reject the
essential principles laid down by the
central powers. and. ON the other hand
mat his points do contain definite
neSation OF the war aims everlast-
mslv thrown in the face OF the cen
trail powers"
The Presidents latest speech. SAYS
the message. opens fresh ground for
a ncace discussion. (which is the main
'hliS The message concludes by
saving that the Austro- Hungarian
monarchy must continue to labor UNI
tirinGly in the direction Of speace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
THREE NAVAL OFFICERS LOST
FROM SHIP BUENA VENTURA
One Army lieutenant and Seventeen
Enlisted Men of Navy Also Re
nnrtcl l.nNi.

WASHINGTON. October 1.-The Navy
Department has received dispatches
missing after the sinking OF the L. :.
5; Buenn Ventura, sunk by an enemy ny,
coast of spain. The list includes three
naval officers. one army officer. seven
teen enlisted men OF the navy and FIVE
others whose names, are not on the
Following are the missing officers:
Lieutenant William c. Mawdslsy, L.
= y. X. +. chief engineer of the Buena
Ensign Henry c. Bown. L. S. y. Il. f.
49, Bergen Street. Brooklyn. \. Y.
Ensign Heinrich Kalning, L. S y. r.
r.. Ga East fremont Avenue, Bronx,
New York.
Lieutenant Allen c. Mussellman, L.
The following enlisted men OF the
navy are reported missing:
Harry Reecc Antrim, ships cook,
james Bennett. seaman. Negauncc,
Gustave Phillip Russc, nuartermaster,
lilI East Second Street Brooklyn.
Montague De l.auncy. quartermastcr,
Walter Ernest Etzold, Jr,;: fireman,
Ill East Nincty-iirst Street. New York.
Paul Louis Kropp. seaman, Racine,
James Mehafey. water tender. Man
Edward Phillips. engineer. Philadel-
phia.
Harry {. Redmond. Jr,. seaman,
Charles William Robinson. mess at
tendnn', l'rinrcton. y. j.
Elliott Matthews scott, seaman,
Louis Siegcl. mess attendant. 2sG4
IVES, Twenty-third Street, BROOKLYN.
Albert w. Smith. seaman. Revere,
David Nermeulen. coxswain, Peter
son. y. j.
Kecfcr Jennings Whitman. engineer,
! "A n a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
BACK LIKE A
BOARD? IT'S
YOUR KIDNEYS

There's no use suffering from the
awful agony of lame back. Don't wait
till 1t passes or. 1t only comes back
Find the cause and stop il. Diseased
conditions of the bladder or Kidneys
are usually Indicated by stiff lame
back. wrenchinE pains. lumbaso, Scia-
ttca. nervousness, siccpicsSneSs, tired,
wora-ou, feeling, pain In the lower
abdomen. These are natures signals
for help:
Heres tho remedy: When YOU feel
the first twingcs OF pain or experience
any OF these symptoms. get busy at
once. Go to your druggist and get Il
box of the pure. orig inal GOLD MEDAL.
liaarlcm Oil Capsules. imported fresh
every month from the laboratories i'm
HARLEM, Holland Pleasant and cnsy
10 take. they almost instantly attack
the poisonous germs that are clorgins
up your system aud bring quick relief
For over two hundred years thew
have been helping III" sick. Why not
try them? Sold everywhere by rcii-
able druggists In sealed packages
Three sizes. Money back If they do not
help you. Ask for COLD MEDAL"
and he sure the name GOLD MEDAL"
Is on the boN.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
STATE DEBT REDUCED
Second Auditors Report shows Einun-
cial Condition of Commonwealth
Much Improved.

Roosevelt Page. Second Auditor of
the commonwealth Of Virginia. yes
terday gaze out the Information that
the figures at the close OF the fiscal
year. which ended September 50. show
mat during the past year the State
has reduced its public debt consider
ably over $4,000. Mr.. Page declared
that few. If any. other States Of the
Union have made such Il showing as
this. The Second Auditors report will
show that the public debt of Nirsini
mas been reduced exactly S29l.l39 in
the last fiscal year.
Other interesting figures that will
appear in MIR. Pages report follow:
The literary fund holds s$.3aS.222 30
OF Investments. OF which S2l02.@27. IS
are State bonds. The balance con-
sists of school bonds.
The face value of holdings Of the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po,o-
mac Railroad. belonging to the sink
ing fund, amounts to SSI7.iON. on which
the State receives per cent per annum
Miller School invested funds amount
ing to 81. :I6.l6S49.
The retired teachers fund has In
vested funds OF S95.S00
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Works Wonders
With Bad Stomach
A Simple, Oid-Fashoned Remedy
You Can Prepare at Home
for Few Cents,

End those gastric pains, put q stop
to that belchinE. hloating, sour stoni-
ach. heart palpitation. nervousness de-
strengthen your stomach ard feel like
your. old self again. This simple, old
fashioned remedy which you can pre-
pare at home. has worked wonders Tor
hundreds OF sufferers.
Try 1t and see for yourself. Simply
MarliH (aromatic) rs cents worth, from
your druggist or by mail from The
MarliN Co, Fort. Wayne. Ind. Dilute
pure water ard take teaspoonful be-
fore each meal
It gives blessed relief Immediately.
your distress after eating will cease:
your appetite Will return and YOUR
stomach Is strengthened to normal,
healthy. condition. You!l feel like q
Inherent person. Try II before your
next meal and If the benefit II brings
you is not worth ten times tie price.
II costs nothing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
RETAILERS PATRIOTIC
Secretary HcdGcih Tells Them They
Are irlninE to Win
Nur.
trw Negotiated Press !

w NsSOCli'"T Tr"Ss.
WASHINGTON. October MANY
ways in which stores can and have
assisted i'll carrying on the war were
pointed out here to-day by Secretary
Redticld at THE opening Of a two-d;.v
conference Of retail and department
store interests Tie mentioned p,rticu-
discouragc useless Chris,nias rivin~. 10
distribute tn" period Of holiday Wv
ing over thrc" months and 10 encourn re
patrons To TAX" nome their packages.
The merchants came from various
sections 4" discuss co-optr@ ton with
tho government AVID to anpoini "a com
mi'tec 10 deal win Federal depart
mcnts on all questions affecting retail
stores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
IynchburE Aviator Scare. Mother.

La NCHBC kCi. VA. October 2.-I.ieu-
tenant Jesse Menefee. Il LynchburEer
who Is an aero instructor at Wash
!nston, to-day gave two wonderful eX-
hibitions of Skill in the air 1T the
fair in an immense Curtiss plane. He
flew 10 LynchburS from Washington
arriving at 2:30 o'clock. After an ca
nibition over the grounds Tomorrow
he is to fly back to Washington. Lieu
tenant Mencfec'& mother. VINO saw him
loop the locp. involuntary called out
from her seat a mile below her son
don't do that. Jess
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Highlights Of Day
in Liberty Loan Drive

q: o'clOrk-Strcrt feature and
demonstration ut Second nnd Drond
Streets.
l.;;O o'rlock-SinEInE.t talking and
music In front of booth at seventh
and Hroad.
o'cIock-Spccinl street fcntsrc
In front of oSt-oiiicr, with music
nnd singing.
I 80 0'cIock-Mertin. of executive
and Unnk.
Thorough canvass by women
workers everywhere.
"ENery Rirhmuudrr who Is "a true
american Will nS the Stnrs nnd
stripes from his plncc of business
ar home during the Liberty loan
cumpal.n.' said the executive conn
mittcc. .If they hnrrn't HuSS, they
should buy them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
U. ID. Z. MndoN. Another ANn,d.

CIIAKLESTON 5. @. October 3
The pres!dent-gcneral of fhe United
Daughters OF the Confcderacy. Miss
Mary b. roppenheim, Of Charleston
announces that Mrs. J. \. Kountree
OF birmingham Ma. chairman of the
war relief committee. reports 10 her
the completion of the NTH ward at
the american military hospital No. !,
az Ncuiily. France, endowed by the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
for the period of the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Honor Archb,.nop.x Memory.
10y Ass,cil,cd Press


ST. PAUL. MINI. October 2.-Statc
municipal, civis and industrial activi.
ties in st. Paul and Minneapolis were
halted to-day when the body of Arch
bishop John ireland. of the Roman,
Catholic diocese of ST. Paul. was borne
TO n grave In Calvary Cemetery. The
ceremony in the archdiocese this fore
noon and the funeral procession at
noon were solemnly Impressive. Hun
drcds Of military men attended the
pontitic:l high mass. Nearly 900
Catholic clcrgymcu. including arch
bishops. bishops and newly ordained
priests. participated in ne ceremOnY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Americana. Take Man, Gu,.

WASH NGToN. October 2.-Ccnerat
Pershiug'S communiuue to-day say>
tlat Il partial count of the nateria
captured during the past week by the
American troops advancing between,
the Meuse and Argonne Rivers, shows
10 guns of all calibers, $50 trench
mortars. 500 machine guns. 100 heavy
tank guns. thousands OF artillery shells
and hundreds of thousands Of rounds
o; Small-arm ammunition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Christian Science Lecture.

Friday evening in John Marshall
High school auditorium there will be a
free public lecture on Christian Science
by John w. Doorly. G. 5. b., of Leeds
England, member of the hoard of lee
turcship Of the mother church. the
First Church Of Christ. Scientist in
Boston. No cards of admission are re-
CURED. and cordial invitation is ex-
tended To the general public to attend
he lecture, which begins promptly at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Oyster Industry suffers.

Receints from the oyster industry
Of the stat" for the fiscal wear end I'd
Sertemher 30. show a considerable de-
crease from the proceeding wear. pos
Siblv as much as $685. This is ac-
counted for bv the fact tina, II is i'm
possible to get men to ENGAGE in III"
taking of oysters. pay f"r other work
hcinr so much better. 'rh" report sub
mitted this year shows the total re-
ceipts to have been siS.00l.Si.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Postal Receipt. Increase

Postal receipts for the month of
September for this city show an in :
crease of ESQ per cent. as compared
with one year ago. The actual reve-
nue. for the local office for September
were sos. s63.64 and for the same
month one year ago they were $50
1890. The total for the year will pos
Sibly reach about Sl250 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03

Liberal attendance marked the song
and dramatic recital given at the
Parish House of the Church Of the
Holy Comfort last night bv Edward
Brigham. basso profuudo and drn mati..
reader. tor the benefit Of the French
War Relief Several patriotic sonrs
were on thc program. along with r"ci-
tations. including Ed""r Allar Foes
The Raven" and Tho Relief of
Lucknow" by T.. 7. :. Lowell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
MAUDE FAY GIVES
IMPETUS TO LOAN
tContinucd From First FaGc.N
mite figures on the results to latc har
not been complied.
CAROLINItNS DO GOOD WORK
TIIltOIGHOtT STATE

District headquarters yesterday re
ceived telegram from Colonel Jns"nh ,
G. Brown. State chairman for 80 IN |
Carolina, reading as follows:
"Ashevillc and Euncombc County |
have secured subscriptions in excess
in the city of Raleigh handled through !
a knitting mill is for slo0 and was
made by blind girl ~ thcs employ |
Raleigh is for sl.cOO ina7ic AZ the re-
quest OF 22G orphan children at the
Raleigh Methodist Orphanage. All Pc
ports Indicate progress Is much faster !
than in any other campaign"
Another message was received last
night from Granville Jones, of Mon ,
tana, PRINCIPAL speaker on the war
trophy train touring the Southern part
OF the district. This message WAS sent
from Mart!Hsville, Va, ana read as fu;-
lows:
Great ova,ions Yesterday and day
before. Throngs coming to see the eS-
hibits, E"nds sales from train total
TO date SIoMo"o Little town Of stuart
in Patrick County, Va subscribed $i0.-
GEO. Every county through which train
has passed promises full quota. Cap
tain Westbury, Major Parker and Mir
Durham and all railroad men are rem
oerlnG loyal and valuable assistance"
District headquarters also received u
telerram from Tarboro, y. C., reading
as follows.
"Tarboro opened Liberty loan cam
paign to-day. fho,nas =. McAdams.
OF Richwond spoke and the fun quota
was subscribed.
3IuNITIoNS TOWNS
SEND coon REPORTS
Further subscrj,tic.rs ,rc,o ,',dn -,
Seven pinee ,ast..r,t,. ~ ,,t "
hein," s1%zGn ~, 80, I,,, ",'' ~"
49, nr.,.s an ,,iii. 5,- .''' ~, '"!, y IN
iSa-,nI-iiIc in PRIV. Isd,,,
~ ms si,Lscrii,ad so lca r. ,...
hsyimry l,nn ,.feai -.
6tcss,d IN br iopt.ts p,
ri Pich,nGrd '''''''''
psnrir,sI1 nae ,,o,o ,,.r ,t.., ,i,.
81 intai Of .2no 40 IL. ,''' M t,.,.
so0o nDn parit.r gS,,,,.,,, IT,, IL
ing for an hnrcr rsu laytr.. ~
cd IFS quota OF $1,000 IN subs.rt,ir,-
t1I nno ''''7
Governor and Mrs Davis were among
those on tho platform ~ III. city Au-
ditoE unl meeting laSt night Others
"t,tH ,
MT MrI, ~ ha iNiS'"M CHAIRMAN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03

Corporal Frederick Stcifbold OF
Hanover County. who is suffering from
she'll shock IN France. is reported to
be Improving. Corporal Stcifbold was
u hayonct instructor at Camp Lee,
where he trained for the service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
AUSTRIAN PREMIER SAWS
SITUATION Is SERIOUS

BASl.E. SWITZERLAND. October 2
the bulgarian armistice undoubtedly
mas created grave ait,Bati ton for Aus
iria- hungary. the AuStrian premier
Yesterday told the Lower House. bus
suitable military measures will be
taken immediately in accord with Ger
many.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
MORE CONCERNS JOIN
100 PER CENT CLUE RANKS

Additional concerns. with every en-
pl"Nc" the owner Of one or more bonds
forming 100 per cent clubs. were an,
as follows:
Virginia Trust Company. officers ana
cmp!oNecs; Atlantic I.if. Insurance
nuo'nnah$; nome officers and employees
W W. Hardwickc X 60 and RoSsi ~
Cccchu
Rev. Russell Cecil. n. u. addressed
members OF the Rartcm Heights Wo-
man cub Yesterday afternoon 1T s
o'clock at u well attended meeting hold
III thc andltOriMm OF Tn Knrinn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
1hnrccd WItb Eorrcrv

Emmett Sheppard colored, will face
the grand jury Of Hastings Court on
of m Hugh NJ. Taylor to checks In
Police Court to-day he waived hear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03

Let the Help Wanted Ads I'm The
'fimcS-Dlspntch tnke your npncnI 10
the workers and producers OF Rich
moHd and vicinity. GILL RandoIph l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
HEALTH OFFICERS ADDRESS
NURSES AT MEETING,

State Health Commissioner Ennion
g. Williams and DR.. Flanagan ad-
dressed an audience OF siNty-tive grad
Y. w. c. \. yesterday afternoon. In
the course of his address DR.. Williams
stated that. judsins, from the eNpe-
We were due TO have some 10000 cases
in Richmond before We were through
with the pest Both he and DR.. Elan
naEan impressed on those present the
necessity for nurses volunteering 10
fight the disease. y number OF those
present offered their services.
call for help. Nurses both graduate
and otherwise, and those who have
taken the Red Cross hygiene course
are asked to volunteer. and can do so
of the City Board of Health. at Mad
ison 1926. II they are sent out OF the
city they will be paid.
Spanish grippe is spreading through,
out the state. The situation is said
to be especially bad At Fork Union.
West Point, Fredericksburg, Hollins,
Normal school. Calls for help arc
reaching the state Board of Health.
\ nurse Will leave for Woodberry
Forest to-day.
Health Department would he glad 10
have married nurses volunteer for 4
few hours per day.
TWENTY-FIVE POSTAL. CLERKS
DOWN WITH INFLUENZA
There are Twenty-Five clerks OF the
Richmond post office who are At this
time down with Spanish influenza" de-
clarcd Postmaster Thorton yesterday.
The postmaster declared that he hoped
the public would bear this in mind and
make allowance for the service.
The postmaster further said that he
wanted more men ana needed twenty
five boys to act as special messengers
10 deliver letters. These must he at
least sixteen years of age. and viii he
paid S15 a month. There Will be an
examination for clerks and carriers on
October 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03

MIKE II u daily haI.it "a rcad tho
Mnnf tdS In The Tines DiSant oh.
They nrc n cOmUlrtr rrtnl0ruc of all
tho good offerings in !tirliinond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03

has been planned for the formal open
Ing OF the new government powder
packing plant a, Seven llneS. ii Was
announced last night by the Richmond
executive committee. Plans are also
being made FOR the reception and
demonstration to be staged IN honor of
the visit TO Richmond OF Franklin Is.
Lane. Secretary OF the Interior. who
Will be here October Is.
Special features will he continued to-
day and every day throughout the
fourth campaign OH the streets OF Rich
mond. The musical comedy company
from the strand Theatcr Will provide
the entertainment to-day. but, in the
words OF Chairman Schwarzschilt
they expect bond buyers TO come
across in payment of their ciforts." The
street show will I've at - o'clock al
Second and broad Streets. aud thirty
minutes later will be moved 10 Seventh
and Broad Streets i'll TWO huge army
motor trucks from the Fair Grounds.
At o'clock The SHOW will he staged in
front Of the poSt-ottiCc. Chairman
SchwarzsChild viii speak and sing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
HnOTiIS SERVED
Bl WuNEN'S ORGANIZATIONS

Women workers At the booths in the
department stores yesterday We're: So
cinl Service Federation. Miss Louise
Ellyson. chairman. AT tohru's: House
wives Lcacu" of kiChmond. Mrs. Wood
son Waddcy. chairman, AT Thalhimer's:
Federated Mothers Club, Mrs. John
Fitzgerald. chairman, inside the post
Office. ST Johns Chapter. King
DAUGHTERS. Mrs L II. Gnrcin. chairman
Miller x RhoadS: League opposed to
Womeu'S Suffrage. Mrs T., u Williams.
chairman. Fouruurcan y Temple: Ma
iional League for WorNuS Service,
Miss Martha Robinson. chairman. at
MoSbyS.
Moments organizations Cling bonds
at the booths in the department. stores
to-day were announced last night by
Mrs. w. NJ. Hahliston as follows.
Highland Park Womans club. Mrs.
Frank Rcdd. chairman. AT Cohcn's: Re
bccca Assembly and Degree OF roca-
hontas. Mrs. Jane LevcnSohn, chair
man. at Thalhimcr's: Colonial DANES.
Mrs. James ~ Noncurc. chairman. nj
Miller n RhoadS: Barton Heights Wo-
mans club, Mrs. w. &. BlakclN. chair
man. at EourGurcan Il Temple: Young
Woman's Christian Association. Mrs. i.
~ Cary. chairman. al Moshys, and
Womans Prohibition League. Miss Jcn-
ME Bates, chairman. 1t the booth i'll
side OF the post office