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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
VOLUNTEERS ARE CALLED
TO AID SH|PBU|LD|NC
Mechanics in Yards mt
Once.
SPEAKERS TO OUTLINE NEED
Four-Minutc Men VIII Tell in The
atcrs, Manufacturing Plants and
Public Places OF Great Service
Workers Can Render I'm Crisis.

Lewis II. Machen, state chairman OF
the "Four-Minutc Men" organization.
expects pleasing report from the local
chatrmcn OF the various cities in Nir-
Einia and in many Of the counties rela-
tive TO the national drive for $4,000 VOL
untecrs for the snipbuilding reserve.
SI!l!ed workers have been called for
10 offer themselves to the government
to he called into service when needed,
and Virginia expects TO furnish her
proport ionatc share.
Colonel Eugene c. Mass!e has charge
of the Richmond office. and is cxcrting
every effort to make the campaign in
the city produce results. About forty
speakers have been designated TO con-
duct the four-minute talks at the thea
terS, manufacturing plants and other
Public places. where volunteers arc
likely TO he found. In the local drive
C !onci Massic has the assistance OF
George Bryan and n. J. Fulton.
skilled mechanics enrolling l." the
United States Sh;pyard volunteers need
have no fear that their special ability
vii! not fit into bodybuilding. The
United states shipping Board realized
:roin the start that there were not in
the entire country even r small frac-
ton of the necessary hands already
trained to shipbuildiny arccialtie>,.
Three months ago it completed it's p;a n
10 bridge this gap between tho aver
age artisan and the shipbuilding spe-
cislist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
I eachers Invited to
the Woman Club

Every woman nchooI-tcnchcr In
Richmond Is invited to the Wonan's
Club Building to-day, from II TO I.
There will he II spccini program, in-
Guiding readings by Mrs. ncury Az
lett Sampson and soIos by Mr..
Arthur Scrivenor and Mrs. George
Bethel. III addition to it's being
hcatlcsS Monday, the scho0I-tcncItcrs
will be mt leisure, on account ot the
school closing order. 1t Is hoped
that every woman teacher will cniI
mt tho Womnn's Club building, IL
only for brief stny, between II
a. VI. md 4. VI. 4 general iuvt-
tntiou Inns been extended by the
board of governors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11

Acca to a point south OF Cary Street.
The work is already we'll advanced
and is regarded as all important link
IN the general plan of railway improve
ment which includes the now concrete
bridge over James River TO replace the
Self Line Bridge. uow we'll under way
the new passenger station on West
broad street. the Improvement of
freight yards on the site OF the old
BErd street Station. and the ultimate
removal OF all tracks from Broad and
Belviderc Streets together with the
complete abandonment OF Eliza Sta
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
REV. FINLEY GIBSON. D. D.,
ACCEPTS CALL As PASTOR
Bowling Green Minister Comes to
Grace Street Baptist Church
on March I.
GOOD PASTOR AND PREACHER
Told Congregation lie Would Preach
tho Plain Gospel, but That He
Would Not Enter Maclstrom Of
Social Gnycty.

Rev. Finley F.. Gibson, II. d. OF Bow
ling Green, KY. has accepted the cal, to
mn tho pastorate of Grace Street Rap.
tist Church. and will enter upon his
new work ON March |. a telegram 10
this effect was received yesterday
morning by the special con:mittce OF
The church and read to the congrcSa-
ton. Or. Gibson's decision was re-
cciTed with much enthusiasm.
IN announcing his acceptance. Or.
Gibson said he took tho step only after
convincing himself of the great oppor-
tunity for greater service that was
presented him by Richmond. and sur
vey OF the ncid for religious labor
which lag open TO him was assurance
enough that tho Lord was directing
him in the choice.
DR. Gibson comes TO the Grace street
Baptist Church with the highest recon-
inendations. \ number of candidates
had been eliminated by the committee
because OF insufficient Qualifications.
and DR.. Gibson was rendered the cal!
when his ability aud merits both as
preacher and as Il pastor were rccoS
nized.
NEW PASTOR WE'LL KNOWN
THROIGItoJT THE SOUTH
About two week. ago the new pastor
came to Richmond and made a shors
talk to the conErccation. which ere
that time i've said that IL the congrcsH-
ton wanted scholar to preach schc-
laStic sermons, or a preacher TO enter
into the maclstrom Of social Sayety OF
n civic refornev. he was not the man
they were looking FOR. BIt if they
wanted Il man to preach to them the
plain gospel OF Jesus Christ he would
consider the call.
Dr. Gibson is a graduate Of tho
Southern Theological Seminar. ct
Louisville, ny. and is about fort"-nrn
years o; age. For rcveral years lie
successfully filled a pastoratc at Fort
Smith. .tri;.. and THEN later he am
nounccd the cali TO his present charge.
where nc has remained for three Gears.
The church which Dr. Gibson come,
20 is the sar;c IN which Rev. William
u. Hatcher. II. H.. preached for twenty
seven years. rr. Hatcher was chair
man OF the board of trustees 81 Ricn-
mcnd College for many years. and
known all over tIIc Southland. pr c;Ib-
son succeeds Rev Lloyd T Wilson. u.
u, who resigned twelve months ago 70
III! a vacancy in Tennessee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11

The pr!ntcd rcpor, OF the New York
Bureau OF Municipal Research on Rich
mond's municipal government has just
been delivered 10 City Clerk Alfred IL.
Mcdowell and il now being distributed
10 members OF thn Council and city Of
:iccrs. Tie report IS bound in one
volume or nearly 1000 pages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
nschn,ond Chapter Meet. To-uor,ov.

VI H"'oUnt OF Tho Ash "wednesday
&crNscHs 10 be held this week, the meet
ing OF Richmond Charter. Daughters
Of the Confederacy. announced for We'd
ncSd"y morning at il O'clock. at Lee
camp Fan, has been advanced to to-
morrow morning At the same tin,e ana
place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
The Store Is Closed To-Day

len;ency toward Virginia has seen
shown by Northern coal directors, and
the anthracite Is arriving il tho city
al . gratifying rate, he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11

Only routine business Is before III"
Council Committee on Streets a. the
regular meeting called for > o'clock this
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-11
T. - PART or GENERAL PA,

= A.l.m the light az these and other de-
& clsions,that might hc cited. hold tina,
the statute referred TO- seeking TO
divide the expense necessary in order
Ito conserve the public interest, is in
y Wild, no far rs cities arc concerned
and VIII not he applied, and that IN
e$ordinance requiring the railway com.
4spany TO lower or elevate it's tracks. 80
ms to avoid surface or grade crossings.
Evil be sustained hy the courts with
Tout placing any part OF the expense
&on the ~r;ty."
4 The Iscit Limo work. contract for
& which was let on the unit sretcm, wiz
Z cost from s5onlco 10 $500. O0c. and in.
\ oIudes the complete rclo"a'io., o~d
t.l0ubie tracking Of the railroad from
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-12-18
DECEMBER SALE

Men s and Boys Caps, big Values 25c,
48c up to . 80. .9l.9o
Mems Fur Hats, special sale 75c, CSC,
$148, $198 up to -. -. 49,. $3.98
lot of Ladies' and Misses Wash Skirts
and MILDLY Blouscs, special sale ..$1.25
These goods arc wort soc more than
we ask
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-12-18
SPECIAL HAT SALE.

New Fall Millinery now ready. fine
line Of rcady-to-wcar Hats and Shapes the
latest creations all colors and styles 9oc
up to $500 You can save money in buy
ing your fall bill at j. c. Burns & Co.
Big assortment Of Ribbons, all colors,
going at per yard sc, 7'c, 10c, 15c to 39c
Pearl Buttons, per dozen sc and lOc
! paper best Pins .... -. 49,. be
We have a big line Of Mems, Womcn's
and Children $ Underwear, bought last fall.
You can save some money here.
/ big bottle Machine Oil -. .... .10c
Fancy Trimming Braid -. sc and 10c
Embroidery Cotton ...1c ana LUG
25c bottle Acnthocal 80. 80. .lOc
25c pkg Black Draught 49,. 80. ..19c
Boys Suits, ages to IS, (cxtra sizes
10 and 2O), special 1888 up to $12.39
We have a special lot of Men, Suits,
small sizes, 81, 80, 36, will fit small men
and young men wearing long pants worth
double price now, special $3.50 to $125O
box ground Black Pepper ~. 49,. 1Oc
l5c bottle Lemon and Vanilla Extract 10c
Special lot Aluminum- plated Knives,
Forks Spoons, Butter Knives Sugar
Shells, Sale price, each 49,. .lOc
800 Tacks to pkg. 80. ....Ic
Sc Shoe Blaciing -. 80. 49,. .oc
15c bottle Peroxide 49,. .... .... lOc
box Mating Tacks 49,. 80. go. &c
large FLASK Turpcntine 49,. 80. .1Oc
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-12-18
RED HOT PRICES

%
| bottle Chambcrlam's Cough kcmcdy Zoe
bottle Chamberlain s Diarrhoca Rem
cdy -. 49,. 80. 80. .... 80. 23c
! bottle IHlctchcrs CaStoria 5Oc
GOc bottle California Syrup OF Figs .oOc
Sloan s Iinimcnt 49,. 80. 25c ana QUO
Goose Grease Salvc 80. .Ioc
Goose Grease Linimcnt .... 49,. .23c
Spcnccr's Healing Oil ~. .... 25c
DR.. TUFTS and Indian Root Pills -. .z3c
Warmers Safe Cure -. ... 45c and 9oc
Swamp Root ......, 45c and 9oc
. ln lI"as c"h,,n. .'I" p"S irnhanno $50
. p"a pl, pna, M,,lo 35c
= p"7o C;i, hc
,Tolc','Sn I'S,'I'' Sy'',I c,o,,i,n Tob,cco SC
good Cigars ~
] best Cigar ~
Nasalinc a., az ~
Tllo NaNch ..'' -. -. 80 90
Cnll,r buttons SC up to Csc
W,trh Chains 1Oc up to $10O
lI;n~or Rinrs 1Oc up TO $3.50
600 Gn;iar .S448
M.,., SC
1c cake Of Laundry soap 49,. ;oc ;
loc CAKE lrroN'ue o''n, ~ .1"'P '.' So
loc CAKE 'oNrc'','"rI m :, ~ ,, ,''"P sc
,"N' -, IN" 1Oc
PNA' ~" l'cN'' -! 5c
lMa liz, I,. c,,noh 7c
:, rml' r1 ''Tp 'rh.n,1 Sc
. IJ' h,lI, rhrc,d SC
:, ,,,.r, p;, SC
. ,,n,7or. IJ,;r pmc SC
~ hn,,ln Shoo pn,ish .13c
l5c can Talcum Powder 49,. 80. 49,. 1oc
25c can Tacum Powder -. 80. :. 15c
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-12-18
RED HOT PRICES

Wool Gloves For Men Womcn and
Children 25c, 48c, 75c, CSC
oo
Nlcl' Dress oh'r'S NSol'' '''' '0o'
None Dross Sb;rte o8c to al o8
Mems Four-ln-lland Ties 80. LUG to Ioc
zoe Linen Collars 15c
loc WATERPROOF Collars '''' .''' ''.' LUG
Mems Suspcnders -. w 25c to 48c
), H. e., ., 90
'''' '0'''' '
Men s Undcrshirts -. 80. CSC to $1.48
1s d, 40
Men S SOCKS ..Ioc TO 4oc
,r M.
''''''e' iioSe '' ''' ''' Aoo " '0o
eyhildrcn's Hose -. 15c to 48c
~
at :. 98c to $145
sYcn,s Ovcrolls S225 lp TO S2.45
49,, O,.om.u, 81 75
1so :, 90 90
~oy's Knee Pants -. .1oo to Sa'So
alcn's Pants Sl98, SZ.59 up 10 So'oo
Men Suits $799, $40 Sl2oO up to Szo'oo
We have two big stocks Of Mems, Wo-
months ago. You can save 25c TO $l.00 a
pair in buying your shoes at j. G. Burns
& Co., 2 stores in I.aurcns.
We have bic stock of Dress Goods, all
kinds cotton, wool and silk
Best Dress Ginghams, worth SOC to
35c spccial price .... :. 25c
c,,,l,rl vord -wido n,ooch worth 35c on
todav's market. special -. . 25c
and Ito
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-12-18

All prices withdrawn as lots are closed out
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-04
sel)lper ,,er brill

Mortin Mueller po11 SET air1tla
Oheller urro Aab, 1t MD io1loerlid
erfrellt iiber Sic ooer 1l1ebr odefl
5ertet1 ipeld Inn ber geibna6tsz
mann an ibnadtt 88ttaee beideerte,
6e1ln % lang pirb osr Mlartin tpobI 1lidt
arbsitsn ff6rnell illfolse BON Branoip111z
ben Medic er id al bieieln oes ii 5oe.
ST par oabei eii1lell 6inlsr fod)enoes
gga{ler bon eii1leln Eeil Sec 5oraee sllr
allberen ii traeell olSs er ifoIperlc u1lo
iid iIiid Sen redtsn sslrln Oerart perbriibIe
oaB iid oie 9aut lDsl0ii &. sraaoz
lpanStll iillb id6rnersba batter atnr llllb
iperben Sen moi lebrers
arbsit tsllnf e
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-04
s'|7.l!.4|.ol.:|o
anabes id)uloig beg Mnerifs i1n 8.
8rd6.

11,1 fr,e11 n18 De,er11herz
6serieht ohern1nls I'M s1,fnn1n,eno frefeu nm
81 s,,od6 m ni.5t erleSiofen ssSiiiie a,Is sem
gSeae's 81 49, &, ilf,1ffen Ser eaife ~ ssFam m Ser
s,,r Merhannl,'no inn mr. Sc M p1,1n
|gstoof @ sla;nneioto @ Il l,eoen gDilIia1n
6nohes n n,elsi,er M n,loeflaof II II 1r,ar ei1len
dtliai1en gI,1arifi ol1f NboIoh 81 la1lie de-
n1ae,f 81 II 81 haber1 1 s. s2lanie ' ll1lb onol1eS
sfn1nen finn n n 81 Woliaeiftafio II III { @frsit
Efiflb ina1rben aid,lieklih ha1looreifliel al ms
III m Meier G,eleoe11heiit Il m lpl1roe & Rlouies
sE,1k Sernrt 4 perifalldf oaE F & & ,o1late
|io,,n ,,o ma, Rrnnfef,f,eft oefeiiislf ,pQr.
1 gson sen G5rod i ieI11pore11et mar
S5uohes bes N11oriffs III ii q. @ralo utlz
[aeflaof 1porbe11. Das 3elIaenperbDr
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-04
Grb6Dfc sit)iffsper
lllife



True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm On January
1918 as re quired by tie set Of October
s, 1917.
9o1lboll, 8. San. N6tssGn britilde
5a1oesli0ifIe BON 1900 ullllel1 ober
oarilber fi1lo Der geltern abetlo BON oer
.Nomirolitat berallsee gebe1ten seefanrt=
.nladllng sllfolge IN Ger eerea1lss sse1len
3g8obe burn Minen ober llnter}eeboofe
perief1ft tporoen. srei Soalloel5l ldtfIe
bon lllter 1900 9on'le1u tDurSe.1 ec.feftsffft.
3ies 1T ein bebelterloer 3lipabs TN
gerbdltnts gu oen1 Grgebnis Der poriserl
WD6e, IN Der ,lllr 3tp6lf 56iffe perz
zienft ipltrben, bon be1len elf er6ber alS
1900 9en11en tparell. gbgleid Die
8erlerfnngen Do11 gdifIe1l sroben 5oll=
1le119ebalts III her pergaase ase1len gSode aiS
beoelltenb beset6net meroen 11iiflen, 10
#lpirb Sic gelomtiurnn1e fir Se55erlber
bod dzals 5rfrieo eoenltelletlo 0araftertitert,
"a lie 1tar nm ei1l fpe1liees grOBer lit,
als Sic beS 91opernber, Die et1len nieorfgen
Geforo baritellte. Ger I'M e5en1ber
.perienfte 1o1lnenge balt blieb noH btnter
benz irse1lb ei11es Monats Dor Septem=
ber 3urid. 9asese11 iparell bic yerz
ie11fln1gen BON ll1lterieebooten I'M 1e=
3en1her groBer, olS IN ireenb eine1n
Meonot felt Ser Rrieg begar1l. Mortnez
lellte erfldren, bab I'M Monat De5entber
ll.ebr 1lnter{eeboote periel1tt fDnroen, als
sbie beltihen g6iffS fSbalb6fe pom gtapel
IafIe11 fon11ten, fobab l1a11 tatldbli6
.ijekt iaeen fanl1, bab Die be1tfde ulterz
feebootflotte angefangen bat, fletner 5n
iperbe1l etrl Bro5eb, ben Die Nluerten
NIT ear padlenben g4irfian1feit ibrer
Metbcben CUR 5ee i11111er 11lebr 81 be-
idlennisen bDffen. s
Haris, 8. Sall. Stem frans6fifde
.nanoel8{diffe BON lber 1900 9onaen
1i1o, III Ser NIT Dem 29. DECEMBER 81
Groe seganeellen Wode bllrd lnferleez
boote oder Miiner1 perle1lft luDrlen,
sgdiffe bon l11lter 1860 omen ober
5Garnaf{I {Idifffe gii1een feine perAore1l
sstalieniid de ge rlaaifc.
True translations fled with the post
master at New I'M January 4,
1918 as re- quired by tie act Of October
6. 1911: - 81 81
Nonl, 3. a. GeinDlt6e ll11terz
ieeboote Derfeatten III oer NIT bena 20.
.9esenlber 81 gnoe geganeellen s9Sode etr
ifalienilbers 3antpfdiff pols iibe 1900
Ior1nen lirlD ein 5egelfdiff bon ll1ter
100 1on1le11. 53ipei 9onpfern, Die an
geeriffe11 iprroe11, selana es, 81 e1ltz
folnr,e1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-04
Der aabres @infenoe.

aDrer 5iliIetoe 8ote getterI
'SSl s lsa 1T ra1 Ja1lser 9er56gerltlg
sisr eineetrpde 81 fam iogarI
Sd anesblid id6o1l iIber eii18
g1nbafso allf gradt Ilad
rub Derielbe lit beffer.
& Ias ipifo audi biefeB s5abr5
,erabrei4t tpel1e sSbr abonlles
ssEaM bic rNen Him Boi f I'M sOrs
81 d besoblen. gBenl1 dOn I'm
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S sssS mir ipegDen sud- ei1lel1 pSsol)rer.
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4 I slt i1ll o0lis beSab len lio s5Qerf
bt all3nIa Deilll lltller prrat III H
Ii,l alI5usrof 3 sI 1|s5
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-04
ap,ssert Sieastee eabero,

sSrl. 9it1no @erlii1la, Elm Oiitelieb
ser 1917 abiturie1ltel1flc fie llnlereS
Gonierpatoriu1l1s, 1T cine ner sepilien<
baffelten 1lnb feibieften 6iilerinne1l,
Ste lpir nod sehabf fabel1. Shre 5atz
fraft, tire seiiteruua tire btigfett
loIlte1l tiEr 81 einel1l elitidaeoellen tsr.
folqe anf cen1 1l1ulifalild1en @5ebiete per=
belfe1l. 5ranl llatio11s ssortras
batter bat belpiei lea, oaB lie eine auBer=
eep6blllih ell I eailltfaliide 5eaabnr1g
be{ibt, ipie anh eire portrefi lsdle Slnrltt=
fertigfeit ullb eill qlltes Ills fiir
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-04

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-04
al1itati tilItli filiir i
IGeian1tl1te Ger6eii ieri1ae11 f,elalfef1I
iid a1lf gierte I sa iiD1l. 6 dh9I
Der sD6nb nbdni ier benell lfeflp 9eriiagerl
mie ipnit ttdaotii ibe Yerbeii iier1t1tsI
gen iibsr $4O, 900 .

ps1
ntes lnNlI SlaDlll ne 2seFpel erl1Ilzs
gen 1tpsr s4O y,
rok per atiad)e Dab a1lld1e1ne11o
ntebt m D!el tn sRefp lllll gebaut lpllroe
70 oeltefen 1tn pte sleubal ] eserbfllez
r1l1lgel n11o 1fdofndDe glrbelfen allf be1=|
nales e111e gterfel llttll1on s9ollars.
SIN ssSergle1eb S5al trllberen SaDrea
mar ger s5an po1l sasoD11an1 g ltflo |
Nefoen5en gl egg oerld )iprloe1to flet1lef.
aber oelfo neDr sSeroet lerln19en nllroe1l| I,g !
on oe1n beltebenoen etgenfll1l 9enlaDf
nno o1e!e n1elen g $ Iletnen a'ol1en 1raeen
paSn Det ple e0elanl1n1lllllIl gu YET
9rpBern 81 rnDere11 ssSagfen Y .loo o.e
@entrattoren ptele 9roBe BallIen e out 5
5n1llDren paffen, 1onnfen l1e l1n e1hlaD q9l Z
ntdt =. Inn ote helllen 5 gerben neruneen Ds1
nm1lern llI1o otelelben bl1eoen e1n1an
.DQngen. 3teles ,sSaDI 0aIIen ole S
g9retner u1lo sllallrer 'tl seq senn9 l1lo.
.etlle unn1olle pom o1eleh lo9enall'l1e1l g,
: Ulldaroe1fen mnroen aus oe1n sses 9ezS
= #fall1llf. g !,
lt1'fef ole roBeren 5anl1lIeI1lsD= l'a Y
1lll1gen gehoren 11l er1lsr ss11l,e o1e ,'e.
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o1e allsoeDnlng Der yep llll 9eQl.ils
sts0. le selepDD1l ss'e1e lle9aII eII1egz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-04
q Nnter fal1iI Ili)e fofe|
Il


gsos n,1,erifaniie1e s)a,te aare11, ,iiblf=
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infereliieren ,,,ns Ser !; seals iiehen sniff
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III, q er1la111lte Rrieosrats tn ieir1e111 uor
5ei11ioen aaoe1l per6fie11tlid,fef1 eriten
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sslffofe1 ,RreuaeS pdbreno oiieles @o111n1ers
81 Nd, 600 600 oesetil til,11et 9son bieler
e5umne inns bishers S85 & 600 ()no fol.
leffiert ,lt1b a o()0 f,nl & ar qr;eosz
hili,neefe benilliot @ ,norhe,, : Il h;ernnr e,ss
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-15
Encouragement Counts.

In every town there are a few OF
taste and purpose who will take the
helm. To thoroughly arouse public In.
terest is a long and arduOus task.
Make a beginning. Results will at
tract attention and gain support. II
was Gladstone who said: zone ex-
ample is worth a thousand argu-
ments." Organize. interest the local
press, interest this department, your
efforts aud progress will Cheerfully
be given place and encouragement In
these columns. Every year of the
past decade Mr.. Reed has written
thanks for substantial aid given
Reed and Riverside" in city beautih-
cation. In a very recent letter. in re-
viewing the progress of street plant
ing In Riverside. he writes: II re-
member very distinctly the very efi-
cient aid | received through the City
Beautiful department OF the Times"
Let US hear OF your work. no matter
how humble or how small the com
munity-aid and encouragement will
be extended to all alike.-Los Angeles
Times.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-15
Would Hello Bal Winnlna War.

Mr.. Serre suggests that the cult
walton of Palma Christi for castor oil
would not only prove of great advan-
tage TO growers In Trinidad. but
would also be of great help TO the
allies along the various battle fronts,
and that the Palma Christi could, in
cidentally. be planted where 1t would
form a useful and temporary shade for
young cocoa and coconut trees. He
mentions that one of the chief fer
tilizers used in Bermuda consists OF
castor-oil cake imported from II Unit.
ed States at rather high cost, while
throughout those islands Palma Christi
grows wild.