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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18
STATE BOARD ADOPTS
BOOKS FOR READING
Series Of OmcinI Government Pnmph-
let's VIII BE Used to RcpIncc Books
ON Modern History

The state Board of Education, which
met on Tuesday in the Office of the
superintendent Of Public instruction,
reelected DR. Armistead Churchill
Gordon To Il membership on the state
Library Board. DIR. Gordon had been.
uniil last year. the rector OF the Uni
rcrsity of Virginia. He is an author
of conSidcra BILE reputation and a critic
OF literature.
Books adopted by the State board
for the reading course in the schools
throughout Virginia were as follows.
BENEFITS school Efficiency: Rob-
hin Inc school as Social lnsti-
tuition, with colrin's Introduction to
High School Teaching" as optional for
high school teachers. pattee's History
Of American Literature Since 1870.
American Classics, Riverside Series.
The following pamphlets. published
by the committee on public infornla-
ton. are TO be regarded as tn. one
book required on American or modern
history; tD How the War Came to
America. Red. White and Blue Series
No !; OBJ presidents Flag DAY
speech. With Evidence of ,;crmanv's
flans. ked. White and Blue Series.
No. I; go The War Message and the
Facts Behind It," War Information Sc
rics. No lol: (d) The Government OF
Germany" War Information Series. No.
lo3.
II viii he noticed that several Of the
best known of the series of pa,npillets
now being issued by the committee on
public information have been adopted
instead OF the formerly used book !
on American and modern history.
Every member Of the board cona!d
cred IN" step an extremely wise one.
and the step was taken without dis
~ussion
Any Of these issues of tho Red.
White and Blue series can he secured
from the committee on public intor-
nation free Of charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18

USE DANIELS NEW AUTOMOBILES
OpsS or closed cars. $3.50 and 81 90 pei
hour. Seven passenger cars $500 Del
noGr. Phonc boulevard 227-slo.J
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HENRIC0 TRANSFERS.

William Reed ct ais. to Major Chris
tian. 10 acres land. being "a portion Of
tho land formerly owned by William
II. sharp. bounded on the east by Win
Sion JordanS estate, on the south by
the land of McMan, on the west by the
lands OF Charles smith and on tn. north
by tho lands Of William Herbert. July
Il. 1918, $500.
G. T.. and T.. j. Cardwen trustees -
j. l.. Rice. acres lani al Glen Allcr
on the new road running from tin
Mountain Road TO Taylor's Station. ON
the r.. +. & +. K. Il. May Il. ISIS.
$500
+. j. Crawford, trustee TO T. L.
Wade. three fourths Of an acre LAND az
Glen Allen. being part of lot 10. plan
OF subdivision OF the tract belongings
10 DR.. Hopkins's estate. March IA
1915. $40
r. Hawcs Lipscomb ct ais. to Mary
Lane Harden, lot II. block Z. plan OF
ruary %. 1915; tax 81 $40
II. l.. Wade tU ". l.. Cox. three
fourths Of an acre land at Glen Allen
being part OF lot - plan Of subdi
vision of a tract of DIR HopkinS's cs-
tate. April 8. 1915 $500
Bunting Realty Corporation to Mrs
Emmett r. Bradley. lots " and 3. hloci;
:. plan Of Colonial Place Annex. July
n. 1915 $1,000.
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

w. a. Jones ct uX. to American Of
flee Building Corporation ~ feet and
of irregular depth. known as 1905 East
Main Street June 30, 1918. $4,000.
q. G. Hope ct uX to l.. J. Davis,
25Xl05 l-2 feet. east side of Pine street.
- feet south OF Albemarle street. July
10. 1918, Sl.3I5.
:. NJ Gary ct uX. to Frank BriZzo-
lara, 81 l-2Xl32 feet. west side Tween
ty-second Street. 100 feet south OF
Broad street. July 10. 1918. S2.2Oo,
Mary g. IiaZelgrovc ct ais. TO ~ NJ
Robinson. 2IXl20 feet, known as Glu
Beverly Street. May 81, 1915: tax 81.
$40.
Othelia y. Crowdcr TO Sarah Z. Bow
ry. - Exile feet, known as 2l22 East
Marshall street. luly 10. 1915. S2.59o
Julia T. BroEdon ct ais. TO !. y
Kline. 10 feet and of irregular shape
known as 70l Chambcrlaync Avenue
June 10, 1918 $1,000
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BUILDING PERMITS

The following permits were issued
oiice:
city OF Richmond 20 erect two frame
sheds on south side Marshall stree;
near sixteenth street. to cost $1,000
J. r. Singrev To erect frame shed on
cast SIDE OF E.dgcwood Avenue bet wee n
Essex street and Brookland Park
boulevard. to cost $50
nair brick store at II South Thirteenth
street, to cost 81 $50
tity Of Richmond TO repair two hrici;
stables on south side Marshall street
near sixteenth Street, TO cost s776
John l.. Bolland 20 repair franc
dwelling at II West Charity street. II
cost S34f
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HusrINGs TRANSFERS.

Fillmore Davis to Collin II. Hewlett
IL 3-4X1lT feet. northern line Hull
street. AT its intersection with the
western line OF the land owned by
Schwartz. March ~. 1918; tax 80 cents
SO.
John Price ct ux. to Frank w Wick
er. lot 6, square s, plan OF Burfoot's
Addition. July II. 1915. S2.5o0.
W. :. Hubbard ct uX. to George Price
u. LIMBO feet. on Everett street, to.
wards Seventeenth street at tho in
tcrSection OF the eastern line OF EiCh-
tcenth street. July II. 1918. Sl.AO0.
Henry EaEleton ct uX. 10 William .
Butler, lot ID. block |. plan Of Burfoot's
Addition. June 20. 1918, $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18
WANT SIX POLICEWOMEN
TO FURTHER VICE CRUSADE
Proposed Ordinance Comes Up for
Consideration Before Council
Committee To- Might.

Discussion of the ;dviSability OF APP
pointing six women To the local police
force As special officers in the crusad =.
against vice in this city will be heard
Tonight by the Council Committee on
ordinances, 10 which body the proposed
ordinance has been referred by the
Common Council. The measure has
the Endorsement of several of the more
important womcns organizations ia
tho city. and IL is expected that rep
resentatives of these societies will be
present to speak in favor of its adop-
ton.
Another matter of similar import that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18

clitfe president Allan &. WOoidridGe.
sccrc,ary--both Of Richmond. Va
Amendments:
HogShirc HudginS ~ Co. Inc. Nor
folk, Va. changing name 10 T.. Noeshire
Son & Co. Inc.
Richmond Home for Ladies. Rich
mond. Va. eliminating provision tor
capital stock Of 100000. making il a
n,nstock corporation.
Virginia Mercantile Corporation. Nor
felix. Va. changing name to the Grafa-
nola shop. Incorporated.
The Bell Hosiery Mills. Incorporated.
Suffolk. VA. increasing its capital
stock from $4,000 to $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE strength OF the
near position and more serious reports Of
crop deter!oration led Il" more active COW
sharp advance In prices Tho general list
closed barely steady at ne, gain OF - 10
% points July was relatively tirm. selling
sixty points abov, last nights closing liz
ur-s and al the highest level touched since
the break TO y % for that position toward
the end OF last MAY. The market openoi
barely steady at AN advance of 50 uoinis on
July. but generally To points lower under
scattered selling. which carried The now
crop months som" io |. points net lower
right after the call Tines" offerings were
'hccRcd by the strength of July. however,
and the market soon :irmcd Up on reports
that deterioration was becoming more rapid
In Texas. and that the druuEhty area was
increasing cH-erinS f.ecauc st!ll more ar-
i've after .;hc -s'sb!lca,ion Of the weekly
weather report. which read more hul!lS SHY
than sxrccted and there was. also some
trade huNinE on the advance. Near mont ms
were relatively hrn. The weekly report OF
the Weather Bureau indicated that the alb
scncc OF rain over tn" holt Win nigh tenn
peSaiures In Texas and low t"mpcraiures IN
nom; Hpt!S ps nfI .secu%ns h"i mao" conditions
the crop during the week
TN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18

is scheduled for consideration Is the
proposed ordinance requiring operator
and owners of Jitncys and other "fo-
hire vehicles TO put up bond Of
5000 as security against the operation
OF such convcyances in violation ,f
the law passed at the last session Of
the Legislature in regard to the illegal
transportation OF ardent spirits
Further action is expected on tb.
proposal to abolish tho municipal en- i.
pioymcnt bureau as Il noncssen,Ial do
partncnt. in view OF the necessity Of
cconomizing in the administration ,r
the city'S affairs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad OF the south
EEEI.l"HIN LINE INIX

TRAINS LEAVE RiCHMONb DAILy.
For Florida and South. 500 a NJ and
G:l5 Nj. l2:ij \. NJ.
For norfolk: 9: 90 A NJ. 900 y. NJ. $500
= For ~ ". ny, West: ,:2o a NJ. $500
For, rctcrsburg:. 1915 4. NJ. sos a. NJ.
$40 A. NJ 500 a.. n. $40 a. NJ. 300 i.
G:i5 =. NJ. S:35 e. NJ.
J.. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: C:25 a. NJ.
noon, .%;io n; n. tI:5o =. NJ, G :65 p NJ.
6:57 Il. NJ 7:i5 T.. NJ. S:l5 T.. ~
Except sunday. TSunday only.
Time of arrival and departure and com
nect:ons not guaranteed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18
WANT REAL MEN
knights OF Columbus Sending "Two.
Ftstcd" Fellows With Mig IIcnrts
OycrScna

NEW YORK. July live wan,
two-nsted men who can do thinEs-bir-
hearted men with the same splendid
spirit as that of tho American soldier
said William i. I.arkin. American dircc-
tor OF knights Of Columbus overseas
work. tonight. lie announced that
2op Is. OF &. secretaries had been ac-
ccpted during the past week for work
at the front in France, a record number
or accepianccS since the X. OF .. cam
paiGn for @.ooO secretaries for war
work was started
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It'd. WANTS
ES-DlSPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
standardized aud lndeXed for Quick
References

iOc line Sunday.
&C a line Daily
gle line Tor s consecutive insertions.
f2S Inc ior q consecutive insertions.
u. 90 line for ~ s.cutive insertionx
Minimum of ines Is allowed.
Minimum. charge ~ cents
Count words to the line and IA lines to
the inch.
All advertisements received up to 10 L. 81
r. 81. Suturdaysl the day before pub
lication VII. receive proper classification.
Advertisements received after that hour
Viii u. placed In the Too Late 10 Class
NY column.
TELEPHONE
tcicbhbne your want Ads. to Tho Times
dispatch. Randolph when you find 1t
more convenient to do aud they Will
Ge taken at Oi1Ce rates.
SuBSrATlONS FOR I'D. WANTS
Times Dispatch Branch OniCes are main
ttlhed IN practically every Drug Store in
Ihe city for the convenience OF tho public
lar office rates
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Office Times. Dispatch 1904 Hun
St leIei hone itui.I loh 1903.
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch i;raUcn. All North Second
Street: phonc pctcrsbur. 226
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=. RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
CnICNGn LINE srOCK MARKEr.

CHICAGO. july y -HoEes: Receipts. 1900
test KINDS steady to cents tower: others.
I' TO o. cents lower than Yesterdays aver
"Ec, bulls sales. Il i0W Is n. butchers. IL $50
l'.j. packing J. 50 n $40. light lS.ioa IS 50 {.
rough. 10 - Y iI.l". pigs. l7Ccnl7tN.
cattle Receipts, HOE, steers selling !5e
anu Ur, strong and ayiivr. others and butch :
cts about steady. quality poor; calves
strong. sheep receipts, .,NH Arm top west
'ru and uatiN" lambs. $3.50. prime range
welheT, held 10 cents higher at IL -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18

NEW YORK. July I7-Mercantil- paper. {!
months . SIX months. .: sterling, sixty day
oils. 't2'g commercial. sixty day bills on
hhnEs, ~. commercial. sixty day bills
i7i7, demand. : 81 5-lS; cables &c 7-ls Bar
silver $50 Mexican dollars. Il: government
bonds steady. railroad bonds irregular
Time loans strong sixty days. hid ninety
aay IND six months. Did. Cali money
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AUTOS EOK HIKr:-GAnAt:Es.

Eot.!A cars for pleasure or shoppinE s, {,
5? 81 per hour Ran. 2ls5.J
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday by
ne stat" Corporation Commission as
Liberty Heating Company Incor-
rorat"d. Richmond. Va Capital stock,
S"nOoo. furDoseS. dealing In heating
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\EM N0Kk rKonrCE MARkEr.

Nt.W YORK. July lI-Raw sugar steady:
Henit'Urai sos; me eranuiated. $50.
Butter steady cheese firm.
N@
Cotton seed oil Was unquo,cd. Prime
rrup' 1900. prime summer yellow, nominal
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Norfolk & Western Railway

Leave Byrd stree, station. Richmond.
For N0RFoLk. .G:05 a. NJ" 1900 A NJ.
FOR, l;YNCHBURG, AND TIE WEST:
20 a NJ. 1900 J.. Nj. S:3j j. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'l2:ol
noon 'G:51 T., Il; From the West: '7:35 y.
NJ, '2:lO J.. NJ. : 80 l.. NJ. '7:i5 l.. N
DAILY. TDa!ly SUNDAY.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Dry TDDbS-
NEW YORK. Ju!y i7.-cotion goods ana
Na!rs to-day "cr" quiet and steady. with
s"icfS r"s"rNcG Johbcrs and representa- !vcS
o: The EoE'rHmrn' discussed nOcarurc- 10 he
HaoTt"r To carry out price fixing plans in
90" distributing trade.
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AMERICAN ICE SHARES
DISPLAY VITALITY
MARKET Is REF!:ECTlNt;
WORLDWIDE TENSION

The market really rejects nothing hut
battle in France is being watched Eu, III.
money market is the means through which
pIunScrs are being kept in order. ThCro. =
an abnndancc OF money both here and
,,nrouEhont the country. Further invvsrts.,-
ZION To-Day confirmed conclusions Reached
last week TO the effect that any change IN
INC money market from now on must ln an
CASING up OF both time and call rates
flna! ena ctnlrntS OF the law giving Ircsi-
ocnt wilson authority to take III. iri, rhnna
n nn;ec 'e e. lines had u" effect on the
Union has discounted such acfion ,r,j ; ~
president himself has mad. II known n. n :. =
telephone COMPANY ''@ W. '"'
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

together with the fact that wheat premiums
were almost a thing OF tho past. exercised
hcarish influence to-day corn. The
market closed nervous. sc to l,.c net lower.
with August ! co a sos. and September 1908
nlG0. Oats gained isc TO lc. and provisions
shade 10 iJc.
Loading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

The following marriage license WAS
issued Yesterday by the cler. Of the
liuStinES Court:
Jacob Kayton, Norfolk Va. and Rose
EuhIr ..i.N
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Seaboard Air Line Railway Co.

Trains leave daily. y. NJ. Norlina local
l;h5 NJ. Sieepcrs Atlanta and Jackson
vile; $3.50 l.. NJ. Atlanta birmingham Spe-
sial; u 40 r. ~. sl:epcrs JacKsnnviile
rams arrive 80 n. NJ. 800 a. NJ. Gas
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.

(Hy W. G. crcnsha,e &. t'ot
L. =. Food Administration License 30 O. Ol.s7
Richmord. Va. July H. 1875
Oranges. California. boX.................. (. n
Lemons. $50 - box.,...................... 10
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia beach Capaci,v enc
Irese niin I :. strictly modern hotel after cx-
tcnsEc alterations. Improvements and refur-
nishinE. Private baths. running water In
rooms elevator. etc. Notable table white
service. Offers special early season rates
$3.50 up daily special weekly Booklet
w. l.. SHAW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18
NAVAL. STORES.

SAVANNAH GA. July i7-Turpcn,ine
r,-,. t''elPts = barrels: shipments.
sy-.n nfn sales ji2 barrels: rccclp,s 10
,. N'I'n'h'N 49, stocks. 800 bar.
I3y no,e . 2 = q. .>oase,. II. ,s,a
l'.. -" 1905; *. IL 20 " 1850: \
'''3 1915. " q " ". 10 4 '''
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

Gin. Io'vilIc & West 100 - $3.50 H.
Main Line Local 10 a. :5:I5 10
James River Line. 1000 a 1915 o.
Newport News
Nix Old Point. 20 90 a. .!g 90 n 100 d
Newport News Local. 200 a., '5:lJ D.
From NIX. Newport
News. old T.. 2.Os a. .3:35 D. .6.s5 D.
Newport y. Local '9:i5 a. ,:l5 y. From
Mest 'sio a. 800 y; Locals: 1855 "a.
.DaIl.. ,E.NEnLi Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18

%EW YORK July l7.-Por, movement
Mldc!ing. 500 bales, stock -. 81 hAI.-
Total to-day a, al -Ner receipts. g. t.-
bales exports. 5lH5 bales, stock lo,f. ~
Total FOR week az an rorts-Net receipts.
Total for season 1T AN ports Rcrc.irs
s.2S'3i2 bales; exports. iI0l52. bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18

"hi he handicapped by the Iack OF
~ Use Times- Dispatch Helm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18
HOTELS IND R"-~-
ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.
THE WILTSHIRE vIRGINIA Ayr

49, ~ AND BEACH.
ocean view: capa city $50 private baths
running water in rooms elevator etc F..
music; So ur daily. special weekly Amer.
lean plan. open all year. Booklet
SAMUEL ELLIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18
FINANCIAL WORLD HEEDS
NEWS FROM BATTLE FRONT
Only Activity ON Stock Market Was
That OF Shorts Hopclcssly
Cornercd.
MONEY MARKET HOLDS FIRM
Traders Given Notice That Any Tn
due Activity Would BE Inquired
Into by Governors of Exchange
Without Delay.
RY IiROAnNN MAII

NEW YORK. July l7-Ths financial world
gave respectful heed to-day TO tho battle
shat is raging in France. and the stock
market nominal in nearly every do
--rincnt. The only activity was ia q few
ISSUES whcr" shorts are hopclcssly corncrcd
or in sp"cialics that are being picked up
against the day OF celebration. Money was
firm. but in sufficient supply for al! l"citi-
AMI TTIaS5s wgTf E%n y 'ma
person desiring 10 buy or sell an unusually
period thronch whiSh ,hS With IS non
Passing Nj! have t. give an acc"un, of him
An1cries .os Sur, Is which is on 81 hs
early trading. iu, rccoy"r"dG ar, OF th ',
loss in ne s;,orn@So ciemcrai Motors. also
, MsTe s'e sa fGrth hr r"port from Wash
senecr CARRIAGES failci to shaE. thcsc issues
FOR FOR The reason hat some Of them are mating
The government, while others have tcrGpltmc
SGTaneinr n sir ai s Of nc moi is also
nsnif Sev wi" I'D n'2s ne "IW"s as much ms war
hars ful!y ai$eonn,el really bad bustnic,.sas...
AMERICAN ICE SHARES
/. =, Amsrisan +, Lee dsnlayed vitality fog the
ma me dit,sTsn%ss Of oPin9n 'Ral I.%a
has G Soarh ns'f nS @S' h5 me-
fssn rTG2nf's r shows so ssns
common. but has never ,.iscusscJ th"m, b..
cause the court objects
g, SOM SON, q. M m.,ai stocks Displayed
American Hiuc This possibly reflects III"
more liberal attitude OF thu government il,
NashlnEton towards business. Steel au-
thorit,cs said today that the governments
rrobah bly, would pay different companies lif-
fcront prices hHsinc the price 10 each 80,
It's own cost sheets
one item in the days news Wac not on
cSuraclnE II was tn" strike of several
ia nsnc wcia td n NAV Ss, :a sse % b
part OF la hor could not l." described as va
triotic at this time " 80
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HOTEL NETHERLANDS

sew YORK Az. 30 yards from boardwalk
S aI 400 Elevator private baths: no,
EEATrRES-BATHING PE!ViLEJit: t'K6M
HOTEL: Lawn Tennis Court. dance :ioor
American Plnn-katrs. sem tn 81 IJniiy
$3.50: Si3. Sl..5O. $1,000 Weekly.
ACGCST KCIIWADEl. proprl.;ot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. July lT-ImfaV0raD.o
crop accounts Iut cotton NJ rather s'rouvlv
to-day The mos, active months in tho rou-
tract market gaining nearly half &, cont yy-
pound. IN Und-rtonc of nrMncs~ attended
the trading, which was no, at all large ig
volum. Around the open!n. ia, murho,
encountered 4 good demand which rcy...tc.l
TO the Close or ihc first call the ae:.l.
months wcr" "a . points up. but enough
selling developed soon after noon tr r4i
the tall months to points uudor y,.'rs-
buying. 'n an'ictp"uou II uuIIsh uur.us
reports for ine week. and values rose uu.tl
the weekly rro1 accounts At ~ U,.o.t.
which were generally called more uuI,is N
than expected. hettnsc of ,ncir mention II
drouEh, and temperature departures 1t buy
Ing wave so ~ aud was still hciuE :cli on
IN the session wnem Tee trading months we're
!? 10 T. points over ytstcrIty'a last quota
SPOT dull ana unchanged. iIidd'inr :. Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron Sal

~
COLLIER. handsomcst light motor iTnc,,
ever seen In kichmOnd: just arrived -. :,
and see them at owens Motor Co. 1873 W"s,
broad distributors quality trucks: ,;i.,n,
heavy duty: Collier. liGht duty.
litDFOkD !. ton truck 1850 Co,n,nc,.i /,
, Motors Inc. 1920 South Fifteenth Strc.t
Madison $3.50. " 'et
MAhMON '-passenSer: Chandler: Big 81,
buick; new Kline. 5-passenger: Cole ,on-.
Chevrolet roadster: Ford roadster: Srr,,1..
Bo0th roadster 2l2 North Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-18
HOTEL MAJESTIC

Virginia Ave- and Beach Ocean View.
capacity 500; elevator, privat. baths:
running water In rooms White heryi,.
American plan. $3.50 up daily. Special
weekly. n. \. SMITH. '
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-06
TO RESUME DRIVES ON WESTERN FRONT
 AND ON TRENTIN(

The daily summary of the situation issued by tie Associated Press this morning that Germany has newed the offensive the western front and the likelihood that it will be made simultaneously with the -heraded Austrian drive against the Italians
 In preparation for further enemy attacks in Flanders, the allied armies have improved their positions local ons between Locre and Danoure, in which the allied lines advanced five hundred yards along thousand yard front German counter attacks repulsed with losses the Teuons
 Emperor Charles of Austria is now on the Italian front Rome reports great increase Austrian artillery fire, pecaly the Trenno front where the expected attack will probably take place. Another British Advance
 LONDON, May G. The British line has been advanced between the Somme and Anere rivers the British official statement this morning,
 Claim Defeat of Allied Attacks
 BERLIN May 6 - Allied attacks in Flanders have been repused and three hundred prisoners by the German forces the Flanders front
 German Attack Repused
 LONDON May G. - An official British statement issued Saturday said that the Germans under cover heavy bar rage fire attacked the British positions south of Locon and the enemy completely repulsed The British also ad- vanced in the neghborlood of Meteren,
 The French made progress in the Locre sector
 French Aerial Activities
 PARIS, May 6 - Yesterday official report issued by the office states that there intermittent artillery acv y about the Ave ryel but there have been infantry agreements.
 Nine enemy arplanes were brought May and 4.
 Several enemy establishments have been effectively bonn harded by French airpanes Thrtyeght kilograms of pro ieces dropped on Ham, Noyon Chaunes and the Jussy, Peronne and St Quentin railway stations.