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Innuenza Makes Many IN.

tS-N!d. The Times -: L -. 20.
ARNCH!i, Va, September 21-So!rs-
thing only slightly less than raa!c
e1iSts - ForH Inion and t.e military
academy Z tia. place Is :esu.. q. an
epidemic " spanish inHueaza Ta=r.
are about fo-ty cases Ot tn. disease =.
the academy, and i ,-4y be safely sa.G
mat there - hardly family u tn.
toWr or community wa!.s mas not O-t
o! more men. 1crs III. Two students nave
cled "!thir me past tw.rfY-ioLr
noLrs aaet John cox. OF Yorktown
Va. and Cadet Dean. - GREEN county.
others. Enl.e .!!, coaga!.sc!ig
~ Ta-'o.'. the zcaterl: and mag.
phys Lar. ~ y! >ith me tissaxe. and
~. Harms. - r-o,tgyiIle. has Dce. rs.
Ing his patients for him 1r.ii ,o.day.
wHe1 ne d. rrHpr'ed ~. ~. Raa1glvt.
81 AEvon!a visited IN. academy ana
ioWr 3atirr's reEterdsy The Sta
RoarG ~ Health to-dsY yen, '.D o-
three pnys'ciars from Hicnrnona, w3,n
several trained rrr-sE
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It'd. WANTS
TINES
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized and Inde1ed for Quick
Reference.

iec line sunday.
SC line Daily.
s linz sS e9nseessiye inseEtions
u irir1EI o. lines IS allowed.
Minimum charge - cents
Count words 20 the line and - lines 10
the inch.
All ADVERTISEMENTS received UP to 10 T. Il.
% Z. n Saturcaysj the day before pub
iicai,en. Will receive proper classification.
Advertise :-lents received after that hour
WI! Be placed n the Too Late 10 Class
n.y. column
TELEPHONE.
Tcleohone your Want Ads TO The Times
D.sraseh Randolph. / when YOU find !;
more cocN>:i!. T., 10 80 so. and they Will
be taken a cT.cc rates.
SCBST AfiUSS FOR I'D. WANTS.
Times. C!su.,ch Branch t1frces are main
tainec IL p'aciic1!iy every Drug Store in
want Ads are accepted " ihon a. reEu-
La once rates
sOrTI, RICHMOND
Branch Otice Times. DISPATCH. 1904 Hull
=. Telephone P.ndo!ph 1903.
PETERSBURG.
Times D.speich Branch. AZ North Second
Street. phone petersburg 22s.
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HELP wANTED-MALp
MEN-
MEN IN NONESSENTIAL
INDUSTRIES!

The street railway lines of
this city are regarded by the
Government as very essen
tial in transporting war
workers to and from their
work.
Without men, the cars of
these railway lines are pow
erless to perform the service
required of them as would
be military officers on the
battle fields without their
armies of men.
YOU CAN GET INTO Es-
SENTIAL WAR WORK
TODAY!
Our company needs men,
and it needs them to-day!
The fact that you are mex
perienced does not disqualify
you any more than it would
disqualify you for field SER
vice. Experts will teach
you to serve in this. branch
of essential work.
1t you are not now en-
gagged in essential work, this
is your chance, and it will
pay you well.
Call on Mr.. H. L. Smith,
Superintendent, Reservoir,
Terminal (end of Main
Street line), or on Mr.. w. T.
Bryce, Superintendent, Sew
enth and Perry Terminal,
South Richmond, and talk it
over with him.
But, Do 1t To-Day!
VIRGINIA RAILWAY &
POWER COMPANY.
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Name in Casualty List,

HARRISONBCRG. Va. September %.
On ;o-day's casualty list appears the
name OF William Amos Seekford. of
Stanley. Page County. who was killed
in action. He was son OF Mr.. and Mrs
William SceEfo-d, and about twenty
one years OF age. He was 4 member
OF the first contingent of drafted men.
numbering fortyth.cc. which left
I.uray las, fall.
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HAELDTTE syIi.LE Va. Sso,er, ~. >
agains, the C1.sapra.. &. ON, ~ NV
Company earn" ~ clcse = ~. gs-,t,',
Court ~ Pa CoInty la, .v.-t.z
When N" jury r"ncsrct { y.-clc, ~.
favor h' ~" Ila1It.g ~, :zp.p.t tn
SUIT PAS b-o4xhr 10 reco.t- =, bGG
GAINED ny ,n' p.airiir tor ~. .>.s y.
an arm ~ an a~r!cent 'nzt cc....e1
Arlington. me piaIr,i" "a. ,,,.,,.e.
ny ne railroad a r-zyerzn xrG
VIM" counting ne cars r.. ,-,.yt'
,ralh rcr"'Efd NUM-. ma ca2>.c ~.
Am putntIOn OF hit. a-.,
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MnsOns I.I.rt omr

Tho iynchbnrg chapter Huys, t,,j
Masons mas clcrtcd Nc toI!nMJ.g ,tr.
cHrs Tor the coming ycnf W III.
,'rSoh' IT. nlgn priest. " i u'1s,1,y.
king: r. L. Turner r, ps,v, "G >,
Walker. secretary: W <. Ad.ms ,,,s
mrer; x. DuVal, cap,ain ~ i,-,
!, - UT: royal arch captain. =. q v.ss
master third Ncil. .. u. Tritbit,. insst.,
second ven; s. G. Baldwin, rnazttr n,s,
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PInn rn,riotic prorram

FKEDERICkSBUR G, w. September
cI.-on next "Wednesday. Oct ODER ..
PATRIOTS meeting of the Teachers 1nsti-
tute OF Caroline County, with patrons.
scholars and the public will be held at
Bowling Green, and Judge John r.
Goolrick, Of this city. Will deliver an
address on the fourth Liberty loan.
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veil: G. X. Boyd. ,ilcr, and John Pringle.
l. E Thomas. chapla!ns. and y. H.
Lavindcr. stewart.
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But, Do 1t To-Day!
VIRGINIA RAILWAY &
POWER COMPANY.
MEN-16 TO d.

YEARS OF AGE WANTED
WE ar" the a-Ecst ma nuuaCturers OF tcle-
phon. equipment In the world and nav,
a number OF OPENINGS In our -wIic hboa rd
INSTALLATION branch tor men The worh "
Clean sat" ana highly lptcTcStinr No e1-
ne-icnce necessary We teach Won AZ o0r
tNrenS" Liberal with fIlI pay uhils
learning Men with talent Tor iratcrsnin
g n advance RAPIDLY 10 supervisory rradcs
ABBY
WESTERN ELECTRIC TRAINING
SCHOOL FOR ISSTAiLERS
100 East Grace street
BIAS
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LYNCHRuRG. VA, September CT
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Robert Barks-
dale. OF Portsmouth. have announced
he engagement and approaching mar
riage OF their daughter. Miss Lois
Sarksdale. 10 Lieutenant William r
Berry. Jr.. of this city, the wedding to
take place in Portsmouth October 5.
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Activities of Dan
Cupid in Virginia
Couples United inMalri-
monial Bonds During The
Past Week.

llAHHISoNBURG. September 27.-
Miss Margaret May Towers. daughter
OF Captain John \. Bowers and Mrs
ton Noil. son of John T.. Noll, supcrin-
tendent OF public works. were married
at the rcctory in Staunton last night.
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M E N - Two experienced
men capable Of managing
retail camp stores. Bring
references. Salary, S125 per
month, room and board. APP
ply Commissary Office, Win
ston & Co., Lee Hall, Camp
Eustis, Va.
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SMITH FORM-A-TRUCk
NAME motor truck OF any Phone
boulevard .s2s 1919 W. Broad Street.
TRCCKS-Gianis and Golfers heavy and
light GuiS. Immediate delivery. Owens
Motor Co. ls2: West Broad Madison l2oi
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Of Captain John \. bowers and Mrs.
howsrs OF this place. and John Ben
ton Nol. son of John r Noll, supcrin-
tendent OF public works. were married
at the rcctory in Staunton last night.
-FREDERICKSBUR, VA. September
INF and Mrs. John y. Ryland. Of
Wnlkcerton. announce the engagement
and appr3achinG marriage of their
aMn nnTs Emily ILL., Gwa.mmey' 10 + mall
place Saturday morning. October ).
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. September
2i.-CharlcS Woods. 4 soldier ut Camp
Lee. Forticih Company. one Hundred
and FIFTY. tfth brigade. and Miss Dora
George y. lIancy. of .Nhcmaric Coun-
~. were married at noon to-day.
LYNCHBURG. Va. September .7-
Miss Cora Agnes Smith and Dan Web
ster Ramsey. both OF Lynchhurg. were
married saturday at the parsonage of
BRISTOL. VA. September 27.-Rob-
ERR iiamIton MGSe city SditSr OF the
faula Fain Bricklcy were united i'm
marriage "Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. c. c. Tinfrock announces
the marriage OF their daughter. Miss
Darkety, Manning. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
which took place september 81.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. September
siLEiliott q. Wood, OF the auto truck
training school At the University of
Virginia. and Miss lrlcane Marshall
daughter of John y. Marshall. of this
county. were married Wednesday.
LYNCHBURG. VA. September 81
Mrs. Alice T. Harris, OF this city has
announced the marriage of her dauEh-
ter, Miss Valentine Harris. to Guy Ca
bell. OF GaltS Mills. the ceremony hav-
ing heen performed IN Washington last
Saturday.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. September
GI.-Lawrence Lively and Mrs Nellie
Bishop. widow. OF Simeon. Va, were
married at : o'clock Wednesday even
ing at the parsonage OF the First Bap-
list Church.
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Organize for Loan Drive.


M1CHAUN. VA. September &c x.
keHnon. Powhs,an County chairman.
has completed his organization or
scriher 10 the fourth Liberty loan viii
Mrs. John NJ. Petty, county chair
p.sdged him the hearty support and
cooperation OF the women. and they
are now at work making preparations
:ci The victory drive 10 begin sat
pron,inen; coiore1 men doing : s Pier ID "a
mork among the negroes, who viii
selves
ln,eres; in he county IS increasing
daily. and While the quota Is large i
will certainly be reached. II IS sig
lation Q: this county IS Husueno,. Vac
must remember the mother country 4.
this. time. and they cannot ta:l 10
France Cor. their own brave sons over
there" and for America.
The following committees have been
appointed. covering every dis,-ie, in
and patriotic workers may be taken
as an indication OF the result; sue
cess VIII be assured:
nard Mcl.aur!ne, 3. =. Necham. B.ota.
g Gordon, J. Hask:ns Hotson. Ec-
HaFo 'Ia9Etll, MISS b.Tcl. Ma: baUg y,
chairman, MISS Elsie swan, Miss an
mic Whi;lock. Miss Marguerite Pal
more. Mrs. Willie Ne,herlanc
Spencer District: W. W. H!chau1,
chairman: -. = swan. D-. r D TucE-
TTr. James Pierce: p. 7. :. Hening.
James = Na&ey. - II Simpson, Charles
.. Wickam. Edwin Hicks Ms ]. 4.
Ti!maa. Jr chairman; Mrs. Herbert
N!cAo!!s MISS Mar y. M!chaux. Mrs.
". ". Michaun, Ms. T. 5 Hening,
Mrs NJ \ brae.e;: MIS-. T:ngaeia
S!moas. Mrs. William 4 Brown, Mrs
John Palmore M5s GORDON NsxeS
Mrs 2. Hi.
Huguenot p.s,-.c,: T. ". Wiu.-ce.
CHAIRMAN; L. !. richardson, II 81.
itaigt, T. .. Christian Z = Mo.s ).
Beau-esard Win::et " c. Eaabe, ".
C. Woodward, W c. Schroeder. Da--el!
Jervey. John Williams r a.. NICHOLS,
w. II. ellis. Miss Caroline P.cE.el!,
chairman; Mrs. =. \ f.-abe MIS-.
Ch!,st!ne ke-E, Ms J. Eudt, Mss
Mar HoseIe.. Mrs. Beau-ega-c VIM
free. Mrs. J. B!a!o:d Hsnco-., Mrs ".
II. Oils. Mrs. T Deb, Christian, Ms.
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Veteran wounded in France.

II NH bUFG. Va, September 20
James T. Canada, former member
OF the Lynchbu-g home guard. who
served with that company on the MeXi-
can border. veteran or the Spanish
American war with Company r. Secona
Virginia Infantry. and now with Com
pany L, One Hundred and Twenty
eighth Infantry. was wounded in
france late In August, and he is re-
covering now az the base hospital. No
II; at 81. Denis. France. where he is
being treated by Or. John w. CarroN.
o: this city, and at which hospital his
own sister. Miss Lillian Canada. also
OF this city, Is az WON as trained
nurse.
Miss Canada, writing her sister. Mrs
brother is not badly wounded. and
vi en- she wrote he WAS sitting UP.
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DIES IN SAME HOUSE
IN WHICH He WAS BORN
Colonel Luther Rice Edwards. uf
Confederate Army Fame, Passes
Away Mt Franklin.
WOMEN TO SELL LIBERTY BONDS
Chairman Of Powhatan County Com.
mittcc Is Promised Their Aid III
Campaign-Othcr News From Va.
rious Points in Virginia.

FRANKLIN. VA. September -
Colonel Luther Ricc Edwards died at
his home near this place this morn
ing. He was born on July 10. 1852 i'll
the same house in which he died. \,
the starting of the war. in 1861. he
was student At the University o..
Virginia. and NJ once volunteered for
service in the Confederate army. and
served continuously until the end Of
the wa being for some time before
It's close. first lieutenant in Company
y. Thirteenth Virginia Cavalry lie
was a lifelong Democrat and was the
nominee OF the Conservative party 10
represent this county in the Under.
wood Constitutional Convention In
1929. lie was elected to represent the
county in the General Assembly in
1919. ana served in the session OF 1873
40 Afterwards he for 4 long time held
TIC position o. magistrate. and en-
Gagged IN the mercantile business at
this place. In 1929 he was elected Az
treasurer Of the Southampton County.
which position he san held a, the
time @: his death having held i, con-
t,nucus!y for more than twcnty-,hrcc
years. except ihe period when he was
IN the United 81; ties Army. He was
the hrSt captair ~ the local military
company here. was elected from that
position 10 major q: the Fourth Eir-
ginia Regiment. which position he held
when the spanish American war COM
nenced in 1899. He at once volun-
;eered his services. and was soon there
after elected as leutenant-coloncl
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BRISTOL. VA. September 2T.-Rob-
ert Hamilton Mckee. city editor of the
Bristol Herald Courier. and Miss Eu-
faula Faiu Bricklcy were united i'm
marriage Wednesday,
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LYNCHBURC;. VA. September :7.-
Miss Cora Agnes Smith and Dan Web
S;er Ramsey. both OF Lynchhurg. were
married saturday at the parsonage OF
West LynchburG Baptist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28

MACHINE and bench men;
steady time at good pay
on government work. Mon
cague Manufacturing Com
pany, Fourth and Stockton
reefs, South Richmond,
Va.
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fP.r. Avenue and Harrison street,
REV J. CALVIN STEWART. D. D.
Pastor Emeritus.
So toa;h Schoo! Observation-Disclosures. $50 \. 81
Bible Clz.ses AZ. King..-.........l0 1910 4. II.
sermon by k-y. " I. Hanzsch. ..:i:o 4. NJ
E.4c Hc!uor:a! Ss obath School,. 3:3y =. ~
Young Peoples Soc.ety ............ 20 +. 81
St-ra9n by Eev. y" =. HanzscRe. .:I5 l.. 81
SECOND PPESBYTEE!AE CiICE z II
I:EY RUSSELL CECIL ID D. pasto.)-
Services - y 4. - aHf = 81. Sunday
s.ao.. go. W-dneadsy +. 81.
LUTHERAN
T3ETHI.EiIE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
:!E:n 4ac clay S;re-tsF. Is. AEUscHkE.
ysttor Services = 4. ". and r. 81. sun
- scrrol SO :: 81 Wzitn.r Leagu. meets
Third Ta7lrsdsy evening each month in par
LA Sp-se. ra!I1nsp> telephone Madison AZ.
Baptist.
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
l,rrIc' THtnty-f:;H and Leigh Sireets1
Ins p.GtD- DIX ! j. WICKER. viii preach
~ Mixing Ain.tica safe" ell.
y. ;: - = Gr"st Home Coming
Ci;EfSTIAa; SCIENCE.
JiEsr riitEcH or CiiEiaT.. sciE*-
Tihf ~ .i.I<~ sI-yIros vii IT, EsiI IN fir.'
o..r'h - .nri*' Srtcnlis, "ornsr raris
E"'ro. I'D ~ acDN -'r"si, 'prlorro% morn
- .r'..s /. TUpJg.f. ''i.aai.ty.''
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. September
@I.-Lawrence Lively and Mrs Nellie
Bishop. a widow. OF Simeon. Va, were
married at : o'clock Wednesday even
ing at the parsonage OF the First Bap-
fist Church.
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LOST AND rnIrNn
$4,000 REWARD

STOLEN. Hudson Super Six. model II. paint :
,ir ed 6iaSk. wooden wheels, Silveriown cord
ON lowgr edge Of SANE; dent in body lust
nee No. iiG:I-N G: motor NJ. SELL:
Sar NC. Gi1S. Stolen from 1893 South Isonle
arux September 10 Notify - r.. Daniel or
chief OF Police. Charlotte. ~ G.
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CARDS or THANKS.

{ "ls' - 'h.-E fny many H!rpo. ana nclrh-
Ly'' 'c' mar blnobsss "a Hrr during the
.Itt'- <bg gsatN ~ my husband. hiSy fci
~. bssg,1'y4 tDrSi cr.rirgs
E:Ef StECELLCE PCCLK.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
CHURCH NOTICES
pHESEYIEElAN

CHI HCTI NOTICES
PRESBYIERIAE
GRACE COVENANT CHURCH
tP.r. Avenue and Harrison street,
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ofToMETRIsT wanted Firs,-clas. wage,
paiu Skilled man Address Ehrlch'a 8.
----
PACkER-Wanted. n packcr and shipp,rs
-, cI.rh. also oinC. boy. The Iaugh,nan
stationery Co l122 West Hroad Street.
PAPEE!IANGEn wanted. Bcs, wages :.
North Thlrd Street Phone Ran. .llo-J.
PAPEEIIAEGERS : Five paperhanrcrs a.
once. Plenty OF work. Good wages Pleas
ant WORKING conditions James T Hll Inc.
80. East Main
PHARMACIST = Reristered or assistant
wanted Good paw and good hours 10 the
rl~ht man. q v references with appica
ton Apply 10 M9.ew!tz Bros. Scwpor,
News. Va.
----
PLUMBER AND HELpER-Wantcd plumb
cr ana helper. Best wages steady work.
Elchin9nd EnsincerinG Gomnany
PRESSEk wanted; FRS, class presscr
REPAIR MAN--Capitai Auto supply Co.
2ls North ninth needs man: experience
50 les and truck rcuair.
REPAlE MEN-Wanted iirst-class auto
mobile repair men. BSst wages paid. An
ply 9ls West Broad. LininEer-Alsop Co..
Inc.
TATIVES-Wan;ed cIoeriencci
insuranc: representatives TO sell accident
and health Insurance on the monthly or
quarterly premium plan. To the large mum.
essential industrie? in Richmond and other
cities and towns throughout the state. Ad-
dress Branch Once. Standard Accident In
surance Company. Bristol Va.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. September
2i.-Eiliott u. Wood, OF the auto truck
training school At the University of
Virginia. and Miss lrleane Marshall.
daughter of John y. Marshall. of this
county. were married Wednesday,.
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PURELY Personal.

To- whom II MAY Concern:
rake notice: Will not be responsible FOL
any debts. contracts or obligations contract
family.
HENRY LEE VALENTINE.
no South Third Strcnt. CitN.
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Approximately 5000 men will he
quartered in these huts Sewers already
have been laid III The section where
they are 10 he erected, and an electric
lighting system has been installed.
According 10 present plans. when the
huts are completed this section OF the
canton1ert vii! De detention camp.
The first cases 81 influenza were dis
covered IN the Depot Brigade among
III arI-NN. n r,-.
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or WAX spnT.

Nnpr of ID. have ,py douIt ,. ta
American purk or energy We
have uo fears that our boys Boo
rufopo viii nsgut themselves hon
.orahly in the task We have sont
them 90 a. Mr have up doubt.
either that ultimately the crown of
victor. vIIi rest uron tho bruw uf
tho American soldier and that the
war. with duo respect tp tho bravery
81 France And the dorgoi d,rw
minntIon or England. Vu finally be-
won hv ilnAc, hra.r.. lui re-
soutccfulne-a N,t vo ma, .4rry
this confidence too nr uui Zoo nis
way undermine scrouay the work
of bending ctcry energy and c,cty
resource The American nation CON
command 20 .bc elimination ~
Fniscrism Oyc,rpufti,n.r u often
10 fatal fault Irr ua mot boo guilty
.uf if.
John Grapr lnpb,u vtus us
against certain fbllnclcz THAT pJc aII
too prevalent la the war tmutuF ~
tho American people \ upur up.
.umlsm" In his opinion iH the worst
enemy the people ~ iUr United
states have tp contend with. and rs
tho grratcst impcdmyrt 'o ,fr1
cheney and energy "lt Ig always u
feeble optimism" hr SAYS THAT
socks to put hope Boo the place ~
dccda. II 10 the spuIf which hc.
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TAKE YOuU CHOICE.

u is stlll urged by some that lapa n
should not have our approval in In
yadng siberia II ls feared that
Japan may have ambitious designs
on the mainland In Asia, There Ia
no need for such fear. for II may no
considered certainty. S-Whnt has
been n national aobsessiun for many
years h not 10 he expected viii he
cacSt aside for nltrnistic motives now
that the way In open for such a plain
justification for her to advance into
coveted territory. Hut what Jnpan's
ambitions mhy he is beside the ques-
tIon at the present time. The ques-
ton II not whether che shall ho
trusted In Asia. but whether va shall
trust our ally with the Job of stop
ping the enemy In Asia Gu mat
point there is little difference OF
opinion,
II Is said that japan would cnter
siberia, not 10 save Il for Russia,
but 10 intrench herself there We
are encouraged In that Wow not only
by mo tlmld amopg our own people
hut by the subtle influence from
Berlin that lnborcd for 20 many
years 20 create American distrust OF
the island empire. Germany sought
persiEtsntly to ALLEVIATE tho two ma
tlons son that they could not work
harmo<Ausly against her interests,
,If Japan has ambitions in Asia, 20
90 a greater degree has Germany, ns
no one can derry
The idea OF the yellow peril agi-
tntlon Ia to keep America and Japan
from uniting on any policy We are
playing into German hands by oppos-
inR tho advance into siberia. Tho
nolsheVikl. In spite Of Wilson's en-
deavorr. are not due to have any ot
our consideration. While not opcu
enemies. they have IN effect done
more for uermap success than some
OF uermany's allies. II - then u
choice whether We would rather let
Germany extend her sphere ot TN,
4 fluence across the continent of Asia
/ or whether we shall endorse this
move tp check her advance. Would
We rather have n GERMAN Slherll
than Japanese siberia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
The Daily Horoscope
Monday. March ~. 1918.

saturn and Venus rule kindly 90.
day. while Neptune is slightly ud-
verse
II is dav most auspiCious for
women aud old persons, for those
" no depend on spiritual vision more
than On phi steal strength
This Is fortunate sway for mines
aud mining. and again copper np-
pears to promise great profits.
Mexico comes under a planetary
sway making for conditions that will
bring new problems to the United
states. but ultimate benefits are fore.
told.
Iapan IA subject 10 Influences tina,
srrm TO be sinister for the United
states. white uutNRrdy friendly
hidden purposes are likely Co De re-
Nralel and they will he disturbing to
tine western part OF tho country.
The rule is not favorable for ship
piuE storms are propho-fcd and dis
astcrs are probable little later
During this'aspecl uf Neptune de
ceit and trcachery Rrc believed Co be
augmented There will Dee discovers
of spies ~ work IN the organization
most active m preparations for war
AgriCuiturists are warned of many
/ disnppointmeuis There f. a sign
| that rs not encouraging for grains
The stars that lull the suhruuRctour
/ mind TO sleep la The face ~ rrvvr
| petils still are said 90 rulo strongly
affecting many classes in the Juitct
| Sletes
! Persons whose h,rthdnte "a is h11,
the augury OF prosperous and tl,
crssful year. The young Hll cour
sand marry.