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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Market kcCoVcrS Somewhat From
Dizziness Of Two Preceding
Weeks.
kNtFAIlNN BUYS PROPERTY
Acquires Grace Street Frontage I'm
mCdiatcl, i'm Rear of store on
broad for SD. Observation-Disclosures
Property Changes Hands
Real Estate Summary
YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS.
TIII: NEl:I>.S TOTAL.

Recovering from the marked slump
al tn" past two weeks. uftv-#cV"n
property transfer for a tai OF $50.
90" were recorded at tho cay Hail
last wccK aud several deals iuv.lv-
ia" amounts ia excess Of 10000 were
noted
rrotthly the mosl noteworthy trans
for WAS tho sale by - NJ White a,i
:. y Anderson. spccisl commissioners
20 kaufrann " 20. OF IN" property at
90" East Grace Street. in tho rear 81
their store. FOR the STUN OF So. 500 The
pl"' measures 25.lNlj4 feet
Helen Johnston purchased from
w. 9. Saunders the urcrcrtr At ia
North boulevard, - -2xla0 feet for
80
Charles MnIhlscr sold his holding
fronting my foot on th. cast side oi
III" boulevard and designated a. los
North boulevard. 10 sallie s. Cole. The
confederation being 1880.
Eliza beth T. Robertson purchased
from w u. Hctts ct ats tho real
eStar" known as 1122-i Ferry stree,
for the SUM- OF Sl@.onn
The dizziness I'm the huiiding field r,ill
prevails. according to tn. data oil.
iairahlc AT tho Office OF the HuiIdinc
Inspector. No permits Tor work OF
any importauc" we-e ISSUED hurir.
TN" week. althoUGh plans were led bv
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Hi:\RiCO TRANSFERS.

nelson Olshorc 10 Nfrl r.,,e., TX
acres Of land abou, ono n,i,o .r,,b
of i:Iko station, in Fairfield .Marts-
t"~iHl District. April -. 1915 Tax.
30 cents: $40
Greater Richmond Realty Co. M.
10 'tlaf u l.andgren. lots Hand s..
APRIL -. l'lS TsX. 81: SO
Abbey Realty Corporation 10 u-s.
Liz" e Tucker 10, Is. block 10.
ion Colonial rlacc sep, ofrhci.
l.. 1917. s3-5.
Harvey r. Cr!Ss to e. Wheeler Ma
TN. ono half interest IN lots ~ and
%. hl"ck g Greenwood Park Novcm-
bcr y. aio Tax. 80 cents: 81
Washiu~tou Park Lana Corporation
- i,Hni' w Wash nctou. lots . and :.
- - Washington Park. April 10.
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MARRIAGES LICENSES.

The 'ollowin: marriage licenses
we're issued yesterday by the clerk OF
The !iGsliucS Court:
Homer II ,dson AMI Maric.G. pir-
ruus Montgomery. w Va.
Hamilton Il. Gregory and Annie p.
Watkins. city.
stephens. city 49,
John Hoffman ana Dora r, Siork.
Louis A. lic.ndi and Eiizah,h Austin
Bertrand. city. -----.-......
Harry l.. Fainter and Lille May Brl
city.
Edgar stokes Poo-c and Louise Au-
gusta Woodbridge. city.
hcrnar1 Miller. p,'tshurch Pa,
anu G.cnhic ''crtruhc Barrett. city
faiN"r Sherwood Ncwport News,
Va. and lcssic NrnM.M. ~ y. -
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AUCTfONS-LEG4LS
MEETINGS.
ltti
XII. ,.ILaAl'i-AnL All. ONO EAI.wAf
COMPANY

''t' -''''ssf' l. f''A' ''liaD IA LIN
COMfA.Hl.
..%OTict: OF A.>-Cnn MEETING.
.'u,..e II r,rsU! ...v.. in., ~. annual
= t-'--''' - - 'i.'' $780, ~ '-... .a.>
"..s Dol. hy.a. as pIY...v. 900 tuc L.-.sas =
$3.50 Da!-a a.. th, IDI..aH- It. .-- .,.,. ~
49, i.aC".. i" on I J..S.Ja Ia, -. id
- .p...' 40. 81 - - ,.s-.. -, .us -
.'-,,.s, u4s,ytD.-. 80 80 ,..t..u.. '...
produced - 49, ~ t..y .I...It.otl. y, LL.-
-h~"c ~! D...-..'. VI .Jl IyI-t. .s-,..-.
E !.sa .!'.I.-.Ss. KIM. ..,..s c..syl.....,s,
- ..." 81 s! 80. as yturI ..u.et,y =. t!.y
g q. ." "4'.- t,tIvi sl.O.ia ...... s4.. l..-
''''! 'y-..pa"! o"i.= 81. uC s..-,.II...t.y s..l.
'' ..'h1! In. '-''.. 90 u. thv G4u..y
- -tyauD" it!Nrs t.a..Gu.a. IO..y4.y b.. ..
% I--.- oH. SO-,..-.u I.a.4"., = o....,a..l .
~ W. rom. .-O!!. i.-..". ,p..i,,Hn! T., :!
. ..H,| ~ - a'd fa'i't ,r,en i,4...VAu Jul..-
p a"' ~ OF .-'t.'."'H -" 4.y...ts .-u-.
.l'-"t 'Ii.. ONO .st.l.l-.4 I.al.W,,. ...-
49,. f"I i" "uthO!l.- aud CONSENT To -.
.'i.i ""4 t,..... u -I. ",,iu.s. l.uI.s A.. ut
&C., - cement o. -s.,,!.,.,t, ,utyI., MO
t"''i.! - :. "-,.Yt. tuci-tOiur. I..vl,' q.
a ''.'i'-et D.! SAC roE.- u u..a,, u.- "a L.,
"a" t...' -1iH. tylaIi.i --,' li..r.ri. e.,
i."' Dt a-t'"'tt-4 90 tn' n.eNt!u.. INA d
e" " IA! come S-IpTr ~. .u-.,.I..
""S, ~" OK t-it.. Oh =a tur,.ay ~. ..l
-, OK = u. 1912. - j. O'CIr.h noon. .l4
"'.. .e irppch"'. On ',"ui"-aay. IA. .i.n
- "!i4r 1919. 81 a. c!ou, \. ii
ga '"4 !tia htHpuG, "a. FrHiu.rN n .s!,.
~ "'tc' VI tue podTG OF directors.
GAIL !tbsiINDID&.
Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

We wtr scl a, punrc auction on the
rrrsn>y. ArruL -a ieis
at O'CLOCK D. NJ
IA" following; described ur1rort,
Eirat one hundred aUd art. ,i5n
l"s' Oh tho north side of Mam street
90 l.2J tc"t wes' - belmont Nycnuo.
SEQ I'D: one hundred .,nd nEr.v.four
f"ct. siS uuh", c34 fec, q iurhcs,. bc-
Einnsn@ a. Ia" s"u,h",-t corner ut An
Tti'd -Four hundred aud ttvrniv
gen f"c' ON tho nor'h -;d. OF cay
h"cluniug sixty 600 fe"' cast of boo
Icy -NNcun" aud running postty.ra'~
'.n" hundred aud 'r>""tr ,f-ul 'c.t ,o
il" northeast corner ot cr,usnuw Ayr.
!uc.
ris property contains ,arc. at,rsr-
i.'" ga rn'r lots All ,it. .mur,yculeni
tI ai- section.
rae above properties .,r- or tine mos,
as '"h.e 20 be- had for buad.g- pur-
'".'s aud ii sou 'H.ut OF h. Ilng
n"u"r % the near future. y,u viii a.
well 20 attend This SALE
TERMS Attractive.
e T.. a II. l.. Dn.,oON. IN,'
\ uCilOr.r"rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

tho NrSinia Realty prd cor-,r,,c,lo,
COMPANY for 4 thrco-storN ut,k an-r,
mont I" hc erected. m ,rr WrsJ. I.ni.
IN" estimated cost h-iu.. set 900
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tuANCEHh RELEASE DEEDS.

~ Z. E!chcSon aud l.. l.. crutchficld.
trustees. to III T.. Richardson. Is %
feet OF irregular shape. known as
~ Wcs' charity Street. April 90,
1918 s3.6l375
Chewing X BoHlcy, trustees 10 Liz
zic l.. Johnston, 20 l-!Ni5o feet. known
-@il Fast Broad Street. April 10.
tslS Sbl1u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

THE Adjourned aunIal iu"r.iur ~ tEe
80 '.A"'s Of t"" bGeNry. -ugSac- co..
~ Ai."riaa" b"nt HIu.inr. i.jrtu.on.
-" h4is!a - the 'erm- 90! adluutu-te..i
ti'" Ne "alt 90! iilr chairman 81 ia. SAL.
1nnHa! n'.!ES Oh ti." so'u dds Of Ar
1917, - l. - - consider aud t,i ur n
the question o: IN. Transfer .ud Couy.ya.!.-
70 = r"- rn-I'Fat."u ri lhe ve,l cz'.J, CO..
-" 'uuIiaE- locate. ir th" city of l.!rL-
H.pnG, .n4 TO elect directors :nr tn. an.
s'irE ycsr. aud tY ,-autu. .uy urhor ~
r"s, tEH. MAJ come ba.-r- to. l,f-.iirt:
! N! ESTES S.rfa'sry
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~ iH" r"quce, az M u Davis who
lac. sold "1t hs grocery business So.
"liI s"ll. ii front OF our auction s..lr.-
rooms SO jiN East Broad street. ll.
Ford Delivery Truck. equipped with
"l'c' mesh 'tr1 wIr" sides ANA Hi~-
'uinS Good tires ANA engine IN ft.t-
elnEt condition This is - good o.l
"a WI To-" ihttE demons rated at sale.
HUs' tie -rld. as the owner is nov out
"i Dns mess and mas u" use for same
"EiAlS Cash
TIL: VALENTINE Auction 20. ING.
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COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

Tn" following mccttars OF Council
committees had been called yesterday
Mcnday-Str"ctS. o'clOck-
IueSdaN " Ia inns. i n'clOcr: Finance
y O'Clock; Fubii" Buildings. o'clock
Standardization y O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Sale of Timber
Public Auction
SATi EpAY, ArRIL u. iaiS.
al : J.. NJ pcjock.
PARTITION FAEAi

lNi;rLOW FAEM.
Near !'artldw, SpotsNiVania county
Va halt mile from Eichmond- Wash
ihEtoh highway. seven miles from G..
y -. RailWayA
Ihcrc VIII be offered TO IN. highest
bidder between 2..Hr.UOn and 3 600 600
reel OF n!ne, oak. etc timber
me largest portion OF IhiS timber is
Original growth. and within easy dis
lance OF the railroad 10y good roads
TERMS. Hair cash tile balance upon
reasonable" time. ur all cash at option
81 purchaser Reasonable time viii he,
allowed Tor removing timber.
Information az Ia This timber viii
hc furnished or the same VIII be shown
10y
L. l,Al.l,LNA,
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cH,NCEHI Tu,>SrI:n.

W. IT. hughes 2oXioS re,f t,o,,n
~" Wet Ii'l street. AprN Is. ic,s'
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uE>nIcn nI.i.r:,sn DEED:

T.. Lorraine Itui,in. trustee. TO Nelson
OlShorc. - ..crcs Of Hand about ona
MI" north of Elko station. In Fairfield
MAJ istcrIal District being PORTION of
a in-acr" tract. as shown on a plat
madc by w. l.. TunstalL April Is, 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

i"T tEiHi IN inc various courts this
plaintiff. and r. = for the ,lcfcndant)
Law md Equity Court.
NifrSG q Cohen. trustee. vs.. c. n.
iiaran. a. L. Cohen p. a; Nice. q. rim
Tuesday and Wednesday:
Miller iihoads Inc. ~ Virginia
IN WAY and Power Company. Scott Sc
Buchanan n. q.
Thursday:
@ Tcj;.n rizss:too,. 7~.etysss f.
:, NirN""S"n vs.. city ~ Richmond. !.
W, Gordon y d; G w Andersen. y. d.
G;ordon x r.irhtfnot, receivers. rs. d.
- Ballard ana w =. Dance. e,c Cor
don \ I,sh,roo, ? o.: T. sad!er. p, d.
S,'ayaro .a''-r ;soS T. as ii \ VI God sod
- I'M, 2! sn d., w e:
x 60. James T Lewis Z" u, sands
=. -: !. o wemdcnhurE. d
naaa: r., r rau.. Is Virginia ral-
o'r,ah"rty p. q. NJ. MCGUIRE, p. d.
orhcljn j Hall. ADMINISTRATIVE. etc.
- bruce Eowc. Wcnd"nburG y. a;
"a nds y. a.
chario,,r, rlcminr vs.. virginia
RAILWAY and Power COMPANY stan
yarn" wilson y. a.; Guieon, Moore u. L.
y. u. Leigh Rage y d
IIcnriro Circuit Court.
Monday:
n.prshannock Land an4. .Deyerop-
Mcclure. IsiplN ErVau 4 ~
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COURT CALENDARS.

Tho following cases have been called
FOR trial in the various courts this
week: i. q. signifies counsel for the
plaintiff. and r. T, for the dcfcndant.)
Law md Equity Court.
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Auction Sale
No. 2203 East
Street

~ the request Of the owner. who is
moving TO another city Hnd is selling
all her Eichmond property. we will
"iI"r for "a lr at public auction. on Tie
premises, ON
TUESDAY, ArHlI. ea. 1915.
AZ o'clock L NJ,
the above numbered detached resi-
"chr" OF eight nice rooms bath ana
pantry. electric lights and other mod.
The property will pay splcndidiv on
IN" pric" at which il can he bought
being rented to good yearly tenants
a. S""' per year, and Viii make Il nice
houc.
TERMS: Reasonable and announced
n sale
MopiElIEl.p x BLAKE INr
.AU"ttoHc.rs
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Julian c. Anderson &
Co., Inc.
Nu.tIouocrs

bN y " BOWIE = SOS. I>,.
i;c~, Estate AIcuoncers.
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IIrnriro Circuit Court.

Rappshannock Land and ..DHvolop.
Nrnt CORPORATION V. T. " BARNES
Ei"lN. Ervau x i:Gglctou ~ a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

- Ballard and w =. Dance. rlc Cor
don X ltehtfoO; y, a: j. /, Sad!nr D. d.
Hastings Court, Fart II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

r I. Iamhor, - ais V Il H. Stolz,
StHnNarn" N-ison y. d II. w Good
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Charlottrs Ficmjnr VS. virginia
R1ilwav and Power COMPANY stan
Narnc Wilson y, a.; Guieon, Moore u. H.
Saturday.
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We have hoeu authorized hv tho
""n"r to offer for ate a., pubic auy-
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AI,CriuN SALES

ON MAlN MD cNI;V -rHGNTs.
NOW Is THE TIME TB EUY

WE Min .on at pu'ne auction on the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

Alfred T. cohen. trustee vs. c. n.
iiaGan. ~ l.. Cohen y. q; McC. q. Fin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

-I-.,I4 EAlT.LNAi.-----.-,
-.~.'- .-Par&lpw..-r RI. =. .-.-~-..-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-22
DEVIL DOG SUBMITS
TO PAINFUL OPERATION

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 21.-Be-
cause he had picture of the kaiser
tattooed on his breast, Arthur Ran
dolph Martin, of Paden City, w. Va,
is going to undergo a serious and
painful operation so that he win not
he "joshed9 nor his loyalty to the
United States questioned, by his fel-
low marines after enlistment.
Martin was tattoed man with a
circus in civil life. He is a regular
walking moving picture show. On
his chest is done a large picture Of
the German war lord.
Pm going to enlist in the marine
corps in a few days" Martin told
the recruiting sergeant. but I'm go
ing to the hospital first and have
the piece of skin that contains this
thing removed and new skin grated
on in its place. If the job is success
full. | can then enlist aud go to camp
without being afraid to take my
clothes off before my pals"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-22
WEST END WILL
BUILD NEW OFFICE

The West End Consolidated Min
ing company has reached that stage
of development when the directors
feel the company should have an Of
lice of its own where its representa-
tiyes will be suitably housed with
every accommodation for their com
fort and the rapid transaction Of
business under the most approved
That is the reason why
the company Is calling for bids for
new office building to be erected on
Central street near the site OF the
present leased premises
The new building will be 60x6O
feet. Of one story located on the old
dump where shaft No. was 10.
Gated and through which the com
pany conducted its early operations
with steam plant The present
building Is leased from Miss O'Meara
OF Los Angeles and has been occu-
pied for the past ten years.
The present west End offices we're
built by the Lynch-oMeara company
for general offices and for a time
the rear rooms were occupied by
club OF fastidious young bachelors
including w. J. Pike. Stanley Knight
and Douglas Swan who we're noted
for their entertainments. The bur
glar proof vault was one Of the
sights OF the town as It was among
the first OF the kind built here
After the Lyneh.O'Meara eompan,
dissolved. the building was taken BY
In J o'Meara and then bequeathe'
10 his sister. Miss Faanle o'Meara
Who siili Owls r.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-22
WAITED FOR BIG
DRIVE TO BEGIN

The council of defense is making
preparations to comply with instruc-
tions received from Washington to
furnish 1880 men from Nevada TO
work in the service Of the govern
ment The instructions cannot be
misunderstood and mean precisely
that these men are to be taken from
the non-produetive occupations as
we'll as all uen who are not keep
ing themselves employed at any sort
of labor This means that the Nye
county council will take hold Of this
matter within the next few days
and 1t will be so strenuous that no
body will be overlooked.
In plain English, It IS a case Of
everybody work or fight and Uncle
sam Is no respector Of persOuages.
voluntary registrations win be 40
eepted At the office OF the council
Of defense pending the time Tor the
main drive.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-22
,SCATHING ANALYSES
OF AIRCRAFT DELAYS

dishonesty and official corruption
are left to the department of justice
to investigate
The committee condemned chiefly
the failures under the former air
craft production board and signal
corps control It noted great i'm
proyements since John D Ryan and
Major General Kenly were placed n
charge but strongly urged "one man
control and praised much that had
been accomplished The committee
states that much could be said in
"extenuation of disapointments' and
detailed delays and failures. includ-
ing transportation 10 General Per
shing of defective machines during
more than years efforts to obtain
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-22
TELEPHONE COMPANY SHOWS
THE coLoss EVERY DAY

The Nevada Tel-Tel company Is
the only strictly patriotic company
In camp. having installed a flag staff
In front OF It's doors where the flag
is hoisted every morning and lowered
in the evening according to army
regulations. Owing to the network
OF wires eentering a. the building It
was impossible to make the staff as
stately as the management would
like but q stands for patriotism
with its clean hnes shiasng IN ths
.morainS aan.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-22
NO lyon IS
READY To
surrender

n. 2sg0einted Frehht
PARIS, Aug 22.-The Germans
,,,s forced back from one to two
.ass last night on a 20-mile front
Nm lassigny to the Ailette river
r. French maintained contact with
n retreating enemy east of the
0v The French occupied lie PIE.
umt Thiescourt Cannectancourt-
rls and reached the Diyette river.
rs French line on the Oise east of
Syon extends from Sempigny to
se,igny Farther east the French
sos Bourgulgnon and St Paul au
Rs Reaching Ailette at Laquincy
n,,e they also took the western
or,klrts Of Pommiers. French mill.
ag men say General Humberts ad
vance between the Oise and Matz
aysrs makes the early fall Of Noyon
hsyltable II is not expected that
n Germans viii try to hold the
lHstte line. but may retreat to the
0se.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-22
SWEDEN TRADES
DRE REANDSHIPP|NG
|D THE ENTENTE
WILL RECEIVE MATERIAL AID
IN RETURN FOR THE
SERVICE
tny associated Press,

ihy Associated PressI
NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-The allies
ogalned 100000 tons of shipping and
100000 tons of iron ore from
Sweden through the terms of a com
nscIal treaty signed recently be-
tween Sweden and the entente pow
gs 1t is expected this viii diminish
Ae sending of supplies to Germany.
The allies agreed to ship various
Materials needed "'or Sweden's eco
n0mic life
Sweden also agrees to license the
export to allies of wood pulp, paper
iron and steel and grant the allies
suitable credit for the purchase oil
Swedish Goods during the eontinu-
ance Of the present unfayorable
monetar exchange.
Sweden has given guarantees thai
no goods imported by Sweden from
any nations whose shipping the allies
control will be exported to any o.
'he central powers
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-22
1000 men.
CAPTURE
IN ONE DAY
my Associated PressD

tBy Associated Press)
LONDON, Aug. 22.-The British
attacked the Germans between the
Somme and Ancre. crossed the Al
ras-Bapaume railway and reached
Neuf Berquin. northeast of Meryille.
They captured more than 1000 pris-
oners yesterday. The German posi-
tions north of Balleull were captured
last night
The French are continuing to press
back the Germans along the Oise.
The Teutons are stubbornly resist
ing, but the fighting is fayoring the
French, who have taken numerous
prisoners.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-22

domination of the air
II was predicted that we are 4p-
preaching the period when quantity
production may soon be hoped fol" I"
Chairman Thomas of the commit
tee put into the record letter
from Howard Coffin, former chair
man of the production board, deny
ing that he or any civilian was re-
sponsible for delays Of the army
program. He said decision regard
ing types and contracts were in the
hands of the war and navy depart
ments He suggested as significant
that the navy, beariug the same re-
lation to the board as the army, had
gone ahead with its program at high
speed
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-22
INSIST ON THE
WORK OR FIGHT

WASHINGTON, Auo 22.-Senator
Chamberlain vigorously argued for
the work or fight amendment to the
man power bill in opening the de-
bate In the senate He cited prece-
dents dating back to the revolution
for calling men from eighteen to
forty-fiye
Senator Reed predicted the United
States would have to raise six or
seven million men before the end Of
the war.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-22
BOLSHFVIKI TAKES
THE INITIATIVE IN
DFFYING UNCLE SAN


2 auth h heyk goyenm
between Rnsa an The ned
a Parogad today doelu .
the Nog go at
~ogadw where one is under arrest andone ing
dhpathh says 10 t.
Of will be ATanee =
headed by Francis e a
is Russian
govern n an
: mission organized br tn o
On Associated P
Aug 22 nh troops
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-22
P A N | { | N
RANKS OF
7 HE HUNS
FRENCH LAUNCH SURPRISE AND
SCATTER TWO ENEMY DlV-
sloNS PELL NELL

PARIS. Aug. "a (Havas News
Agency The French have crossed
the Ailette between Guny Champs
and reached the Disc canal between
Varennes and Morlincourt The sud
den French attack caused a retreat
of a German division which was pre-
pairing a counter blow. This precipi-
tated a panic in another reserve di-
vision
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my Associated Pre-sl


WASHINGTON. Aug. p The
senate military subcommittee has
submitted report scathingly ar
raigning the early delays in aircraft
and recommended sep
arate department of aviation, the
head to be a cabinet officer The re-
port criticized the failure to adopt
successful foreign airplanes, motors.
the waste of months, dominance CT
the program by inexperienced auto
mobile manufacturers, "unsystematic
and ineffective" organization, exces-
siye profits for manufacturers and
assigned part of the blame to con-
gress.
The report said that instances Of
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QUEBEC BRIDGE
STANDS TEST

(By Associated Pressl
QUEBEC, Aug. 22-The famous
bridge over the s. Lawrence which
collapsed twice in course OF con-
struction passed the final test today.
Two trains weighing approximately
100000 tons were run out ON the
central span simultaneously. The
bridge is one of the worlds greatest
engineering feats.
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TEN SHIPS ADDED
MERCHANT NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Aug % - The
shipping board announced that ten
ships OF 5i.T0O tons deadweight we're
added to the American merchant ma.
rine during the week ended August
18th. including seven steel and three
wood Eight steel and two wooden
ships Of a tonnage Of $3.50 we're
launched
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100000 Men
Since August l8

outgeneraled and outfought. 1t is
generally believed that the aim is
not as the Germans claim to pune
ture their line, but to strike a sue
cession of blows that will cause the
Germans irreplaeeaIble loss in men
and materials and force more or less
disastrous enemy retreats.
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TRIUMPH SINKS
TWO SCHOONERS
my Associated pres-o

A CANADIAN ATLANTIC PORT,
Aug 22.-The American schooner
Sylyania was sunk yesterday by an
armed trawler. which is believed to
be the Triumph The schooner Pasa-
dena also was sunk
The rescued crew Of the schooner
Lucille Schnare arrived last night.
They reported the Pasadena nearby
when their craft was destroyed by
gun fire and bombs. Sixteen Of the
crew Of the schooner Della Garde
have arrived. They report the de
struetion OF their craft by q subma
rine. A dory with three OF the crew
is missing
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PLANES
FLY OVER PARIS
tBy Associated rresO

Try Associated PressD
PARIS, Aug, 22.-Several enemy
airplanes flew over a suburb OF
Paris at great height today They
were subjected to heavy fire from
batteries and pursued by defense
planes. They returned to their lines,
going northward.
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50 KILLED
BY ST ORM
IN NOR 7 H.
TWO HUNDRED PERSONS IN
MOVIE SHOW ESCAPE
INJURY
tn, A..oelated rre..l

tHy AssoeInted FFessI
TYLER, Mlnn Aug PA tornado
killed thirty to thirty-fiye people
and injured hundred last night. 4
picture theater in which 200 were
sheltered was the only building
spared Sixteen were killed and two
injured when the walls Of a restau-
rant collapsed