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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
MORE SETNN FEN ARRESTS
Two Liable to Court Martial Trial for
Having Explosives.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
London Nav - " alter Hume Long.
secretary tor the COLONIES VINO Is 'iiai ulau
uf the committees drafting the irls4 nome
rule bill. arrived last night IN )hnun
and Is STAYING At the Niceregal '"dR',
according 10 Press Association d'Spa''h
from the Irish capital
Several more arrests have been made
IN the country districts Nv" 81 the men
arrested sunday Collins and MuUlhs:
will hc courtmartlalied on charges "l
having illegal possession of explosives
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
NO NEW TRIAL FOR
JOSHUA LASTER
Therefor Argued III
Court of General Sessions
Today.

Judge ueisel. sitting IN Court Room
No z. today declined TO grant new tnhi
asked for in The case of Joshua lastet,
recently convicted Of selling heron IN
violation of the State drug act
Attorney J Frank Ball, arguing on
behalf of Lester, said that the jury 3
verdict was against the lnw md the
evidence
Deputy Attnrncy-t 'enerel Green said
~ reply TINT Laster had been present NJ
the sale, and that the money for the drug
had been found in lasters possession
Judge Heisr took tho view that the jury
found properly under the law and eF'-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
PARIS BOMBED AGAIN
SIX DEAD. 10 HURT

~ Associated press 4" F~erv Fvrni"7
paria rhnradav Nav ~ Dre If hr
horntq drorrsod in tho fp'skir's IL Paris
during asf nights attack tT German
aviasorg kllled siv members uf fauiir
rtl. rapatriatod throngh -wi'1crlarA
Tsnathrr persons we're iujurci The other
bombs wh,ch we're dropped ln 4 hr sn'uHt@
fcll ~ ferrn iands causing hG slight
damage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
Indae Finger 70 Inin oInts

Aor,,, E,rgers -t,ocezsor - deputy
,g+bc Airn,rtral e,Irt hes not heer
~ I'LL, Lav, an, arphcatiaua fof
-.t,,,, brau lileJ Iudpe I,nger hos
3raf,cd H. n,ltaty service and net
.l,.d III exemption will leave
Wilmington for Camp ihN f"n'"ft""
Man, friends hade htm e""d hv" t"da'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
cFRMAN TRoora ~ NIrrNY
Fifiv Are ghot p Thousand Imprisoned
G,there Commend Disohedicrre

~ s-srristsH rr ~ Fea,v fraorg
Washington Ta- - German II
v.5arrn ~ D-5r=t Prsei7 .--lcvei f-0r0
INK ..e4 y, thr vra.~rr fro-+ -~fu~rF -
,.,,.. VI aud 5G -o-r wrro evreu'rd and
nn mrv'zonsd -aid Pne-ia0 ~~-e'r~r
dsYa'ch "4s- rs t0r ~f"F' i'0t'rf'''n'
Dthrr German troops 'ro vr'ni'" r'7
1crolra4 ratioue n fe-rr NJ Me- I'~ -'0n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
nlrIsInNa RrsEnNtp

BEFORE Judge Rice l.. Irving Handy
argued for new trial IN the case ot
Warner Henry. of near Delawar" hy,
colnred man convicted AT the present term
nf court of chicken stealing
Wilbur l., Adams asked for a new 'ria!
for WaIeryan nuchntkiewleg, convicted
nf emhesgIcment in appropratinp to he
own uses check, the property OF IN
tonin Tacherkovski Duchetldcv'cz "as
his own counsel nt the trial being without
funds Mr. Adams contendcd thai ne
should have the benefit oi trained legal
advice. which he Is now able ~ Obtain 'in
alpu was without two important witnesses
whom he now can summon. lircisi"h was
reserved in this case also
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
..nasts = olnmhna kniphls

The lanI # IL 1pfh Ploneer Rogmeni, !,
: h,oh ,oarsted ~ tic Red ross parade
here last rlptf afti eh,eh i composed
.t4rH. Il Drlavata hags was entertained
i ] a.4ri.es .tI dat.4a ly ~ knights ~
{ ssiaraitfiz after tta l'afa'l" 5A-f evening
Ivef. Evening : classified afv.riiae-
nrufs bring results fraTad - ne "a -
nft4s4n af many and will 'a - 97H StV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
rnnL.rF rnrtAssIFY

.-,.-,,,.r- r--,-t. t.,L -v +f~ a-tf--~~r
f-,-r- rs 4.- rs--r rr
t...tt,a+i,.- Nae trr- --a1-
t,r rr~ nu.k GF" n LEWIS
pCtr.p,sf- f,- ..r,rs Furnished far rn-
--r.. .,..t,., -,.s..7.- ro irrth @tr-~+
Fart sprir tft ct -0vfnfh
rt-zrrrss wO,rAN ra-,s f--ra. vrf,f-
sL., .-. s-,+ tyh. -ert-ai Add~re-
#. --.r- i-y.r -.ft.s ~ n7rc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
st,iaLen Win I,atal,sis

William Ni.lInrh. a1lezte.i ,if the
etrest deteloInI case II PARALYSIS
last mpht ~ ~, ralieo station and was
ter,o,ol - the llelav A.. fiesidfai ~
a as ti,uls condition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
repNrANrNr OFFICE HFRF
me - focal Encouragement for the
r. $ Mnrirc (nrpa

li.e ,u,re men enlisted u fho nited
states Narne 6erf'e seetert'e* e Ire
laaal teadquartefe 81 Iafsef frfa
Itas trirgs fha fatai ef on'sfrenfe r.
10 ga.,r moro r,ara taEau To- Phileflcl
t.h,a iar rseW'natfstn tt'a p or""'h
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
Ex-vice-President Fairbanks BE tier.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
indianapolis. Ind. May u -C harIes
Fairbanks, former vice-president Of the
Inited States is somewhat better than
Yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
PRINCE ON MISSION TO
JAPAN VISITS PRESIDENT
Grandson of Queen Victoria, Carving
Marshsls Baton 10 Japanese En-
DerGF-

peTtE-
By Associated Press - Evers Evening
An Atiautlc Port Max = Primo"
Arthur of Connaugh' son 81 the DUKE ~
Connaught ana Strathe~n former govern
or general OF Canada and . c"usln 81
King George a1rivcd here iodsy from
AN English port as head ii = British ms
SION 10 the United states lhc mission
made tho vovage aboard . British crWvcr
The prince and his party were met by
Assistant Secretary at ~tato Long. Col
onel r. NJ House. General White head
ri the British recruiting mission IN this
country, Olive Bailey British consul
general and other American and l}rltleh
officials
Washington. Nav u Tho mIsspon
headed BY Prince Arthur, the state nc-
partment announced today, IS on as way
70 Japan. It will come TO Washington to
call on President Wilson
The princes mission Ia Japan Is M
connection with the recent appointment
of the Emperor Of Japan IS an honorary
field marshal in the British army. He Is
carving to the Emperor q field marshal :
baton.
Prince Arthur IS grandson oi Queen
Victoria and first cousin ot klnR George
lie was born III January. 1896 ana niu
RED the Duchess Of Fife IN 1913 HIS
sister Is the Crown Princess Of Sweden
The Duke Of Connaught his father gave
up his clam TO the throne OF SaNe-C Coburg-
rather than become 3 German prince
Prince Arthur rendered distinguished
service with the British cNpediuonary
forces. participating IL the retreat II
Mons. the battles ol the Marne. the
Aisne. Npres Ncuve Chappele Ioos and
later on the Somme
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24

DIinl had an tlnfINIsT1NN nm Nv ~
Having elf-,ad, WON q aim.lar rycnt he
vas nat erg,hle to WIN thus "ne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28
STATE BOARD SELECTS
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES
stafford County Man Makes Moose
Out of Jail Blanket and
Ends Life.
CIVILIAN REPORTED AS SHOT
Bristol Pastor Rides Binder to Help
Farmers Harvest Their Crop of
Grain-Othcr News Items Gath
cred From State of Virginia.
Ispecia. TO The Timcs-Dispatch.

i'P'N'"i ~ tHS 'ihcS- i'iSpttSII
ROANOKE. VA. June aI-Announce
ment was made to-day of the men who
successfully passed the bar cxalnua-
tons and Will be entitled TO practice
lhrir chosen profession in this state.
The Est follows: William Amoroso.
liopewcll. Va. Jesse w. Benton. Dan
riilc. Va w. V. Birchheld. Marion. Va.
charles Claiborne BLACK well. Broad
Run. Va: cradle +. Blackwell. Ken
bridge, Va: NJ. L. Block. Gordonsvi!lc.
Va: T. Thurman Boyd. wilmc;te. m
william Wyrspnd cabell. Richmond.
Va; Philip II cogbill. Chesterfield
Courthouse. Va; Michael Cooper. Nor
folk, Va. Harry r Dolan. University
of Virginia: j. Kent Early, HiIlsvillc,
Va: -. J. Fathcr!y. Wcirwood. Va.
Joseph :. Hall. Norfolk. Va; NJ \.
Herd. Casanova. Va: Walton g. Hol-
land. Virginia. Beach. Va. John Mo
tonico Hudson. Newport News. Va.
>. Bruce Jones. GalaX. Va: James
Hafier Lcnchan. University OF Virginia
Frank Allen Lewcy. WhiteSat". VA;
L. g. l.. Moncurc. Falmouth. Va.
Charles W Moss. Kinsaie. w: - j
McDcrmott. Norfolk Va: Henry w
oppcrhcimcr. Richmond. Va: i ~
orr, Newport News. Va: Charles \
Page. Norfolk. Va: English ShowaIter
Roanoke Va: Lucian II. Schradcr. Am.
hcrsi. Va. otto NJ StuInpf. Richmond
Va; Warren l.. Til!ar. Richmond. Va.
Joseph ;. 'ripton. liili9vilic Va. t"h-
or; Whitehead. I.oNinrstot Va
Thomas l.. Woodward. SUTolk. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28
ARRESTS YESTERDAY
Floyd tcphnS Accused a: Stealing Sui,
Case bc'"nEin: to Hotel
t.ucSt,

Floyd CcphaS. coiorcd was arrested
last night on tho charge OF stealing II
suit case. valued a. s3J. belonging 10
Miss Mary Gro .cr stopping 1T Murphy
Hotel. Miss Grover gave her suit case TO
the negro to be taken to the Main
street Station, but the boy is accused
OF attempting 10 get away with ii.
}. t.. Whitlow, chauffeur twenty-five O
yeas old was arrested yesterday on
ihc charge o. being diSordcrly and
shooting crap in the street.
T.. III. Ferguson, thirty-three years
old. chauffeur. was arrested on the
charge OF trcspassinS on tho propcrtS
.! the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway at
The Main street Station.
l.. w. Myers. twenty-six years old. or
ii1itcuitcr. ~ L.. was arrested last night
by Inspector Paul Seattic and Police
man j. V. Ryan on the charge Of trans
porting ardent spirits in violation Of
The law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28

1857, e22. 5i2. $50. i5i. 81 s7s. $50.
Gl2
E'sh, hundred s!xtic,h number 1913
c2I 74s. 1863. 1855. 90. ~. eso. lla,.
ss7
Eirh, hundred seventeen numbe.
So, le4. SIS. 524 934. 100. 1sc. 81.
1igh, hundred ciShtieth number 1894
1879. SO, 43. lie. SIC. lIi. 5aS. aal
loo.
Eish, hundred ana n!ncticth number
1920. 3.t 1865. 35o. PAS, 1874. 7c5. 1908
35S. $40
5co sos pol. ?Jj. l27 loi. "a.
Nine hundred tenth number lll3. AS
l5a $50 1871. ll77. 49, oG5 100. 10
Nine hundred twentieth number. Oil
5se. lA, .$. 74', $50, t73. So. $50
Nine hundred thir,ie,h number 81,
23o. IS. $50. %. 49,. G73 1859. 1858.
Nine hundred rortic,h number GO.
80. PA, .G5s. 40. 2l $50. $50. Scg.
Nine hundred nnie,h number $50
no..
Ninc hundred six,ic,h number es2
1000 llol. i!6l. s74. :3s. loi7. 1905
SIS. S5i
Nine hundred SEVENTEEN mum bcr SOC
bh3. 30. 3os sol. iS4. 1913. 32i ~ G7i
Nine hundred eightic,h number. iiGs.
~ 1872. 1872. 1892, %. 90. 7s3 l:o
Ten hundrcdth number llsG. ilt3. 757.
Is3, 1910. 52s. SCI. 80. ll7I e93.
Ten hundred tenth number 5sG 3ll.
1921. BIS. i2l. iG7. iGo. ll2o. 800 675
Ten hundred twentieth number ?is.
3st. his. S26. 1j9. $50, 4gI. 5I5. III.
s24
Ten hundred thirtieth number i75
4ai, i5S. 1921. 953. 523 1856 So. 1924. o
Ten hundred fortieth number 33i 20
COL. SOL 1881 1850. 600 sos 327 100
Ten hundred hft!cih number 1917. 334
go. 255, 242. 5o!. sos. o5i. 800. 100
one thousand sixticth number $40
$50, 80. 10, So. 3oa 2sI. 4o3. soo
326.
One thousand SEVENTEEN numbe,
! GIL. 5S3.
/ one thousand eightieth numbe,
3si. ss7, ea4. SO. 100. ao6 SIS, 80
/ Isl. osi.
/ One thousand ninetieth number q,
I sl4. $50, >. 2ac. llo3. 3s3. 4e3 A7s. slo
Eleven hundred number 2s3 1899
i66. 80 IL. 1879, 57i 723 i3o. go.
Eleventh hundred tenth number COZ
i25 lo5. 80. e13 IFS. 1869, 1913. cS5
/ Eleven hundred twentieth number
/ 3il. 1880.
( Eleven hundred ,hirtieth number e23
/ tae 372. I'll, SOS. 49,. 5,S. 3i5. 800
/ $50
Eleven hundred fortic,h mum Der ,oos
'5s, io3. 1919. 3Gs. lllo. 54t. os". 1919
/ Eleven hundred nf,icth number 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28

BRISTOL. VA. June :5-Nu .,dNo-
cate OF tho practice what you preach
method. Rev. II. -. NauSht. pastor or
the Mary Street Method list Church. this
city, Is in the harvest field aiding the
farmers to harvest tho bumper ,rop
OF wheat. He has cut the entire crop
OF wheat on one farm. and * nov seek
ina more wheat to cat, NJ Naughi
was born and bred in tho Middle Wcst.
and is well acquainted with farming
methods. In Summonng up his quail
fications. he said Il can operate any
max" OF binder or reaper and know
the game from the bottom up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28
DRAWING FIXES
MILITARY STATUS
OF 744.5OO MEN

Continued From First PaEeD
ION cards OF the rcs!strants In the
drawing OF year ago serial numbers
were assigned. but this was deemc :
unnecessary in the present drawing he
cause OF the fewer reGistrants and
the less Importance attached Ia
order in which the numbers are draw
NUMBER gag FIRST
DRAWN FROM LOTTERY
Number 2i6 was drawn as the first
in The nations second great draft
lottery. Following in the order shown
came 116S. SIS 1881. 49, 4es. 1872
800 %. 90, 445. 500. $50. Twentieth
number 1907. 1853. 40. 2oS. SOL. IL.
SIS, go. "A. ?6l.
Thiriicth number $50. 6lS. 1876. 800.
1901. 322. 1895. l45, 7s7. 6G4
Fortieth number 40. 4S.. ~. 1854.
1894 9SS. 207, Gil. 767. 60.
Fiftieth number lll7. 1918. Coz. 1896.
SI7. 1911. 377. 447. 1oi2. IL.
Sixtieih number 5o5 il7i. III,
PFC 81. SIS. 40, lll5. $50. 5O7.
SEVENTEEN number 1864, 2GsS. IS.
laa 1876. 1850. GGS 92S. 90. BOZ.
Eightieth number 500, 1900, 81,
742 525. 200. 1925. IL 92$. .47.
Nineticth number 1919. 2G9, 3o4. 753.
us. sos. 500. S22. 2S9. $50.
Hundrcuth number 100, 5Ob. 229.
1915. SOL. 1898. 1888, 397. 4G5. 1l2G.
Hundredth tenth number 1rSl. 500,
$40. 90 1869. 30 los $40. 80, 500.
Hundred and tenth number 1881. 500,
$50. 1925. 4GG. 1872. l1O7. 10. $50. sos.
One hundred ,hirtieth number is
3Oo 40l. 112O. IS. 1859. ssh. 50. 1147,
4J4, 15l.
one hundred fortieth number COL.
9s7, 7S7. 1867, So7, SCI. 1913. 500, 90,
o94
One hundred ffticth number 52a. 65.
7j2. 1869. All. $40. l25, 1925. 3G5. SOS.
One hundred siNtieth 1u,nher 92l. 500.
o76. 1870. As. 72. SO. 1875, 1929. 275.
One hundred SEVENTEEN number 304.
2lo. s96. 906. 81, 500, 234. OIL. 743. 400.
One hundred cightieth number 1l62,
81. 34S. 244, 63, 1898, cal, 703, GLIB. 1873.
One hundred ninetieth number, 335,
Il. 974, S15 81 1867, 44G pa. 81. 902.
Two hundredth number 1913. 367. 637.
80 sc 16. 900. 203. els. 1l12.
Two hundred tenth number us. SIS;
3l5. 9s4, 57i. o57 1000, 191. 1853. So.
Two hundred twentieth number $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28
Help Win the War

with each quarter .n,cd huy a.
thrift stamp.
sixteen thrift stamps t,rorth SIt,
plus ~ cents, buys ~ war sa,i:,sn
stamp.
The United states government
will pa! you SD for each war savings
stamp In nNc years.
Twenty war savings stamps mike
one full war savings certificate.
The iiniicd state, government will
pa! you 500 for each war savings
rrrtiflrutr In five years.
You can get back your money In
vested in war awnings stamps, with
interest, ut amy time by giving ten
days notice at amy pOSt-oifice.
Your Swings will help win the
war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28

rREDERICkSBERG. Va. Juno 30
lieutenant / +. DAVIS. tormcrlN OF this
"!i:. nntn his resignation as "a mem
h"T ~ The Legislature" of N1g:h Ca.s-
ma. and Miss Susie Hines. OF Pelham.
y g. We're married few dhN~ ago
at The home OF the brides parents.
Mr., and Mrs n. " Hines in thar eng.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Davis went 80
New Orleans on wedding tri3. l'vI-
tenant and Mrs. Davis viii rc.'nc u
Waco Tex. near wr:cn city hr ! i..n
stationed at Camp Macarthur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28

FREDERIC KSBURG. w. June 81 ~
Alfred stone. Of White oak STAFFORD
County. hung himself in the jail ~
stafford Courthouse where he was
awaiting the arrival Of a guard TO take
him TO the STATE Asylum. lie uscn II
blanket. making a rope. which he tied
20 the sill over the window and around
his neck. Some time ago he had the
measles and since his recovery hts mind
had been affected He Is survived ry
his wife ana two children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28

BRISTOL. VA. June ia special
from Jefferson. y. g, states that W.T.
field Goss, a civilian. was shot and
Killed by David Wc!ch. an alleged de-
serter from the United SUITES Army.
near jefferson, this week II was suid
that Gnss attempted TO apprehond
Weich who resisted WEIGH Who WAS
wounded In the encounter. - said 10
pc ~ SERIOUS Nomhi,.nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28
nadc overall, for %6I;;c-,.

I.lN'HNUNG. w. Jun" 25.-'wrI-|
yoUuS Ladies. una Questioned - sI..
WORK are now AT work u an ovc-'l
factory here. aiding an cfo~t 50 cam.
Dlctn a n'G government contract "'Hr
factory is sending from 10000 to ~
600 pairs Of overallS weekly to Fran
but tho output would y" 10000 l1t!. d
tho labor MA be secured 'ir-
young women have volunteered 80 e,
to tn. plant ncN; well,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28
ANSWERS CRITICS
Presidents Opposition to Drnft Ace
thnnGc Sntd To BE due Ia
Labor Shurtu.c

WASi, NC;TDN. June - President
Wilson to-day made "a vigorous reply
to tho critics OF the administration. who
charged Tia; his opposition 20 the
changes in the draft ages was but
another display OF tmdiscrcton over poi
cics.
IT is said tina, desperate short
age III skilled and unskil!cd labor for
war industries is at the present hour 4
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June 27.--
Rev. +. c, Barnum. Baptist minister
OF Spotsylvania County. has been APP
pointed an overseas secretary for the
y. NJ 6. 4. He viii remain here un,il
July 90, when he Will leave for New
York. and sail from there for France
10 engage In his new work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28
Observation-Disclosures pn,. Dividend

NEW YORK. June -. the Virginia.
Carolina Chemical Company to-day dc
clarcd quarterly dividend of per
cent and an extra dividend OF per
cent on the common stock. the latter
payable in Liberty bonds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28

WASHlNGTON, June I'll Howard w
fcnion. Chicago banker has been
appointed manager of the central diyi-
sion OF ;he American Red Cross with
headquarters in Chicago. il was an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28
| nounced tonight by Henry T Davt-
son. chairman % the Red Cross War
F., Council.

Timcs-Dispntch Want Ads ROAD
by thousands of people. Have you
tried one lately.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28
4 no profteering'

that policy of ours is par
ticularly important to you
just now.
it means value and value is
thrift.
our manufacturers tell us
that the clothes we are
selling at $50 are now
higher in the wholesale
markets than our retail
price.
and our $50 suits are not
the exception. but the rule
Of our moneys worth for
every garment we sell.
in these stirring times we
shall sell Close" endeav-
oring. as far as possible. to
temper rising costs by low
cred profits.
that is our war time creed;
that is our part.
that is what we shall do,
come what may.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28

Fancy Waistings
lie yard would be the usual
price for these Fancy 1CU,
White Waistings. -. j Lj&C
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28

ndrei ihirticth number 1863.
80 50. '02. 1918, 25S. HISS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28

and scventicth number
SCI $40. al. 4:6, SIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28

nd eightieth number
"'S, 100. $50, SIS. 30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28

ed hfticth NUN Der 5c..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28

That have gone the limit in providing big values for
months amply demonstrated by the long list of at
tractve money-saving opportunities published last
evening Further proof Of the fact will anchor
to many important specials mot Advertised,' but
which your visit to-day will reveal in almost every de-
partment and on every floor Do not underestimate
the Importance of the present Friday Remnant Day,
but plan to share it's fullest benefits in relation every
Home and Personal Need.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14
MARIETTA Q PROSPEROUS CITY
Written especially for The Ard
moreite by Mrs. Mattye
N. Rose.)

Marietta, the county seat OF
Love county, is a prosperous city
OF $500 people, on the main line
of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
railroad and situated midway be-
tween Ardmore and Gainesville,
Texas. 1t is in the very heart OF
rich farming and stock-raising
district.
The city is we'll advanced along
lines OF municipal Improvement,
having a municipality owned wa
ter system with reserve pumps,
a sewer system, an electric light
system with tandem generators
and engines with direct connec-
ton, $500 volts alternating sys-
tenn.
Marietta has an exchange of the
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.,
enjoying the distinction of having
the largest number OF rural sub
,cribers OF any exchange in the
state as well as excellent long dis
tame connections.
The city was one of the first to
install a white way, four blocks
along Main street on each side be-
ing so lighted, besides which the
residence districts are also well
l0bted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14

cal news of the city and county
each day as well as the news OF the
world in advance of any other
newspaper, but being available for
reading before supper at every
home in the city, three carriers
being maintained to serve the citi-
zens with their daily paper prompt
ly. The Ardmoreite is doing much
to keep the city of Marietta be-
fore the public, fact that is great
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14

County Court Clerk-O. A. Eng
liSh.
District Judge-W. +. Free
man of Ardmore.
District Court Clerk-W. L.
Richards.
Read The Ardmoreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite is the
prime favorite with the reading
public of Marietta and Love coun-
tY not only furnishing all the To-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14

If the reader Of this ANNUAL
ADVANCEMENT NUMBER is
interested in knowing more about
Ardmore and the adjacent country
Just write a letter to James Glen,
secretary Of Ardmore Chamber
Of Commerce,
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meetings being held twice each
month.
County Officials.
The county officials comprise
the following:
Judge. II. Hays.
Attorney-T. B. Wilkins.
Clerk--L. w. Alexander.
Treasurer-R. II. Bennett.
Sheriff.. y. Smith.
Tax Collector-C. ID. Boyd.
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Nv appreciated by everyone and as
a result a pride is taken in sup
porting this enterprise,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-29
Chicago Live Stock.

lumbia university, declared in an ad-
dress before the association of col
leges and preparatory schools of the
middle states and Maryland today
sit has shortened by many years,
perhaps by a generation, the path of
progress to clearer, sounder. more
conservative thinking as to educa-
ton. it's processes and its aims, "
added DR.. Butler.
DR.. Butler declared that vigorous
steps must be taken promptly to
make the teaching professions more
attra ctive to men of high competence
and ambition. He also stated that
politics should not be permitted to
influence educational organization
and work