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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
LABOR-SAVING DEVICES
WILL BE DEMONSTRATED
Council of Defense Planning to Help
Virginia Farmers Suffering
From I.nbor Shortage.

Executive Secretary Kelley. OF tn"
State Council OF Defense, intends to
make a clearing house OF the councils
Office for the benefit Of farmers in th,
interest of the farm labor situation
In this connection he intends to have
a demonstration III the near future
OF tho farm labor-savinE devices. The
executive committee OF the council met
yesterday and passed Il resolution that
all manufacturers of labor-savimS
farm machinery, including farm trace
tors. be requested To confer with TIL.
executive secretary OF the council, TO
the end that the availability and use.
fulness OF such machinery for the pur-
poses Of agriculture in Virginia may
be thoroughly demonstrated.
Secretary Kelley. in pursuance OF
thus resolution. has already addressed
letters to all the farm implement deal
crS IN this city. and Will send them TO
others in the state, asking them TO CO.
operate in the demonstration. He stated
that tho council WAS constantly recciv-
ing inquiries regarding laborsavinS
devices. 1t is the purpose OF the coun-
ell, according to the letter. to supply
Information. and for that reason the
council is preparing for the demon
stration of all these farm labor saving
devices at some place accessible to
Richmond as soon as possible.
The dealers addressed are requested
to supply the council with Il list of
the implements they handle and the
names OF the makers of any machinery
which might be of service. IL is the
plan Of the council To have reprcsen-
tativc farmers at the demonstration
from all parts of the state.
There will be held to-day and to-
morrow demonstration OF Fordson
tractors. 1t was enormously stated
that this demonstration vas under the
direction of the State Department OF
Agriculture. The demonstration plan
ned by the council Will be indiscrimiu-
atinE, and all dealers will be asked 10
aid in the patriotic work of improN-
ing the farm labor condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
Exhibit Book mt womnn,s Meeting

Featuring the meeting OF the
executive committee of the Association
opposed to Woman Suffrage, which oc-
CURED at the home of Mrs. Ohio G.
kcan on yesterday morning was the
exhibition OF "A copy OF the "Woman's
Bible by Elizabeth Caddy stanton.
now owned by the association Tho
book. which is in two volumes. was
copyrighted by Mrs. Stanton in 1895
Mrs. carrie Chapman Gait, prcsidcn,
o! tho National Suffrage Associatio,
was one of the committee that revised
It.
Another significant feature was the
addition &c the membership COMMITTEES
%! MIS- Joseph r. Gill. superintendent
OF me Richmond Male Orphan Asylum {:
ana Mrs. Clarence g. Burton of BeIono
fowhatan County, State president ri
the Association OF Kings Daughters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
LAW MEETS NEEDS
NtrEinin's Recent LrEIsIntiop VIII
Permit Federal Aid In Construc
ton OF Post ROads

The Department Of AgricuI,urc No.
cordinS to letter received by C;oycruor
Davis from Secretary OF AEriculturc
Tor the United States u. T.. Houston.
mas found the acts of the last Nirrinia
AsSe mbly asserting to the provisions
o. the Federal aid road act to NEE,
.uc roPuirements OF the Federal act
ana the provisions for co-operation
Such that will allow the work TO no
carried on effectively.
The Federal aid road act was m.
proved on April II. 1915. BY that act
A'""'pno were placed at the disposal Of
'h's state for the cooperating con.
Struc,ion OF post roads. provided Vir.
clhia would put up dollar for dollar
The last Assembly met the require.
m"nts and provisions by the five State
highway system acts. and the work has
already been in progress in man,
localities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
HENHICO TRANSFERS.

Nellie ID. Ninal To George w. Ealy.
Ct nN. i"ts 5 and =; block a. section
lots. May l. 1915. $l.3nO
:, seven fincs Terrace Corporation To
William Stegar. lots 20 and 80 front
ing go feet. 10 inches on south side
o. Williamsburg Road Seven pincs
Terrace plan OF lots. May 20. i9iS:
;. ~ West TO West Land Corpor,
ION. tract land between the Williams =.
"urE ana Nine-Mllc Roads. about eight
miles east OF Richmond coutaiuinl,
l';33 acres. May 80. l?lS: tax. So. si0,
broadway Realty Corporation to W.
u. Scott and II :. Riddcil tract land
on the MeadowbridEc Road. about one
mile north OF Richmond con;ainIn-
$40. "''' W.
Allen $. Brown ct NIX TO Thomas
Lardner trustee. tract land in
talFhc!d District. near Fort Lee Sta
tioi. containing II acres. as shown ON
a pat OF the plan OF Joncsboro made
ny T. Crawford Redd X Bro MAY IA.
'9lS. tax, ST. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24

, Ihe tHrb MHrT.

NEW YORK. May = Trading on the curb
In smaller volume and the tendency
was toward lower levels. due To the lack
of demand
Houston OF continued To attrac, at,en-
ton. but after the opening heavy. The
balance 81 the independent oil stocks was
qUl"trT and prices were nearly al! below
tho nna!s Of yesterday.
Aetna Explosives heavy less aC-
tive demand and wright Martin shares also
r,ured q fractional loss on small dealings
Metal shares were but slightly affected ny
tn" announcement that the pric" Of copper
had hecn hScd at tho rate that has pre-
vailed for some time.
80" Aetna EIriosiycs t%.Gi'i.: 800
Maxim Munitions. .-lan 3-if: 20 United Mo
tors. go. n 2il.; 100 Cosdcn Oil -. a -
no Federal OIL "-.T2&: 300 M"trnpoi!ter
Petroleum. N.Hla-iG 2o"o oklahoma Oh
common. "a 81. Joo Victoria OF. stock
.',@r. 100 Atlaut" 7rS; l.loo Big Ledge
3, q! 1915: 100 CioldfelG Cons =. s-32: . so
Jumbo Ext. a1Io; aC"l Mother Lode. 49, a
As 100 Rex Cons. Sn 2; loo Success. sac.
~" Tonopah Ext. u. 9-is. Sea North
american PULP and Paper. e's1?A, ~"
United States steamship CO. tr,ni's; $50
Wright. Martin. l0i. n i0i. 500 Midwest OIL
los q l07; 800 Oklahoma Oi!, p and n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
YOUNG CHILDREN MUST HAVE
CLEAN AND PURE MILK
state Health Department SuEE~sts
Remedy to Reduce sickness Among
Infants During Summer Months

Rcmcdy to Reduce sickness Among
Infants During Summer Months
1T is just about this time OF year that
the health officers in tho cities cx-
pect to begin getting their first reports
OF deaths among infants from what is
commonly termed '"sunmer COM
plant. Approximately 725 infants
lie each year in Virginia from this
roublc. the larger proportion falling
victims in the months OF June. July
nd August.
Coinc!dent with the increasing activ-
" of the fly in late May the disease
,egns to make itself felt. while
dangerous milk in the common practice
OF raising the baby OF the bottle Is
ne of the moving causes of this
trouble. which is comparatively insiE-
hihCant in Incidence among brcaSt-fed,
babies. The mother who must raise
her babe on other food than nature in
ended for ii should sec that her child
given milk from healthy cows only.
hat the milk is fresh. and that the
bottle used and the rcccptaclcs in
which the milk is kept arc stcrilizc,I.
Goth the babe and it's food should bc
Kept screened from the greatest enemy
II its health--the disease bearing fly.
Ihe child had better go hungry than
or its mother or nurse to take a risk
with impure milk. which acts as poison
ipon the system of the li;tlc one.
Inc mix must be KEEP; at low tenn
>erature Allowed TO remain warm il
$ the breeding place for countless
germs. Where the home is not pro-
'idcd with refrigerator the follow
ng simple and inexpensive eXpcdieut
$ recommended. having been devised
by DIR. Hess. OF New York. enabling
''ne TO keep milk with but three or four
pounds OF Ice day in the hottest
weather:
"a box about eighteen Inches square
should be procured and partially COW
cred with sawdust Two tin buckets
hould then he bought. the larger OF
which should hold the smaller snugly.
The inner bucket should be large
enough to hold the baoys bottles and
several pounds of ice The larger
bucket should be placed in the saNdust
with its top a little below the upper
oGge of the box. The bucket containing
the bottles and the ice is then set with
IN the larger bucket and the whole is
covered with top made by lacking
about nifty layers of newspapers on to
board the size OF the box top. \ layer
CT newspaper may be placed between
1ne Two buckets. Care should be taken
- see that layer OF sawdust scpa.
rates the bottom of the outer bucket
from the bottom III the box"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
HuSTINGS TRANSFERS.

II. +. Rcnnie TO +. II. Cersley. 50xle7
feet known as lots $ and .. block 3.
Saunder.s plan OF Burfoots. May S.
Philip :. Cook to Walter I. Smith.
ieN!o2 feet. western line Eleventh
street 30 feet from the northern line
OF Decatur street. May u. l9iS $ll0O
+. Grayson Weymouth ct uX aud T.
\. MeisSncr. executor ana trustee lot
!. square il6, plan of Manchester; also
SHOWN AS +09 Cowardin Avenue. April
-, 1918; tax. $3.50 $40
Allan y. PcttiSrew ct uX. to = Hart
lowell. +IXl5? = feet. southern line
Ferry street 81 feet from it's intcrsec-
tloh with the east line of Fourteenth
street May 20. 1918; tax. $3.50, $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
sonn,.b wnr Veteran. u...

FitzhuGh Lee Camp OF Spanish.
American War Veterans held spccia
meeting Wednesday, night at Grays
Armory. State Department Comma ndcr
Mercer l. Hartman. Of Roanoke. wa.
present, and initiated special class
OF candidates. There was speech max.
ing. and the camp decided to take 4
more active interest in the affairs oil
the national organization and also In
public affairs. The veterans expect &c
attend the national convention TO hi
hc!d in baltimore, on September Is
l"lS. The organization includes those
who saw Philippine service. Many new
applications for membership were re-
ce!Ncd. Light refreshments were
served.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
NOTICE.

The Virginia State Board of
Examiners of nurses will hold
its scnli-annual examination at
the Medical College, Twelfth
and Clay Streets, Richmond,
Va, on June %, ~ and IS, 1918.
Application with the fee of $40
must be filed with the Secre-
tary not later than June 10,
1918. For further information
apply to the Secretary, Miss
Julia Mellichamp, II. ~, Pu-
laski, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, M-y 3d. rhe-c IVES . re-
newal OF tho recent selling movement In
the cotton market to-day and = further
sharp break ~ Ir.o", with July contracts
sfii.ns OF 10 $780, ~ 50 uoin,s under ia~,
high records a. q, month Rather sharu
rallies followed with July closing 20, 81 S.
and with tn" general lis' .ery steady =,
net decline .! = 90 - points Tho mar
re, optn,d ,r'cEulsr =, doclnc Of =;
points 10 an advance ~ - points Hud quickly
weakened under We.k cables. :4vura bile
weather may. and ,aif Cf ;ns,IbIe low
grace shipments h"r" 'ar delivery ON July
contracts some Old loGr lines wsr, hs
leveG to be coming "r The market a. the
dociincs aud 'hccr was i,i." support until
active months had sold about g. DO ~ tiulnrs
net lower Rallies % y o.; = points ,oi-
lowed OF covering. bu, the uisrEe' weak
,ned again under r"ncwct hquda'lor vi,h
October FcIiin. of % So - and Dcc.:lhrr
20 ~" snd th' senefti rs, showing nr;
Level. however. the selling movement sccuca
have pretty Wei run is course. md 1t
prices showcc rallies OF - TO e points from
the lowest coNeriuE Tho slrcuEth u:
May In New Orleans and nrIner turn ii.
the stock market were factors on the late
bulge. There were ruin"rs during the
morning that the cotton sold here a, .ur
ton yesterday would be proba bly, sh!0gcd
out. ies.ins warehouse aTsii.hlo Tor snip
men,s OF low grade cOitOnS from tn. South
Cotton futures ranged follows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. May ?3-Rcrorts that IN.
amount OF reran,inE necessary this year
W aS under ;hs normal did good deal 70.
uaE 10 put the corn market on the down
siahe. friccs closed heavy. II. to -. OF
wv, M!lh dunc. Sla1 and July. ;l39Ti to 81 90
IN. lowest nSurcs this season for each d.
iNrrN Oats declined Is to 20 and pro
VISIONS l. I" -. Corn ranged downward al
most me cntre day. but specially during
n" last hour Current adviccs indca cd
th't s"cd WAS terminating better shan had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
Wir. Ga. Work, for Iirbt

city Engineer Boiling was instructed
yesterday by the Administrative Board
70 furnish the superintendent OF tho
city Electric l'!ant with plans of tho
Lower Gas Works. TO assist him in
wiring the plant for electric current
TO be supplied by the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

SEW YORK May 9SICo,ton goods to-
day were trincr and IN several Instances
shHh'y higher Yarns were hrm Mems
wear Was qulcicr IN second hands Raw
SIX was easier and thrown silks lower.
business moved along very cautiously.
inc to Tn" large government needs and the
difficulty Of getting deliveries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
Appoint director. Of Fairgrounds.

approved the lis, OF nominees 10 serve
during the year directors Of the
punlic Fairgrounds. which had been
submitted for approval by tho supcrin-
tendcnt II parks AT the boards request.
The appointments will become cffcc.
i've on June ID.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
BUILDING. PER ,fIr.

The following permit was issucd ,o.
to-day by the Building Inspectors
office: 'o' y
lichtcnstein Sons to repair hricI,
store on cast side of Seventeenth
street. between Main and Frauliii,,
streets, TO cost 5000 ''' 80
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futures not quoted
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May Claw sugar steady:
"cnrituEals. Sc III; fine Eranulated. s. Il.
Ru,ter, bcaT.ly steady. cheese. steady. Spot
coffee, oul: RIO -. 50; Santos As lo5. to ~.
tott"nSctd oil was neglected. Prime
crude $3.50. prime summer yellow. nom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

rho following marriage license was
issued yesterday by the clerk Of ihc
lIuStinCs Court: ''''
Charles Linwood Williams and I,,
EStellc Gary. city va"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24

SAVANNA

SAVANNMi. GA. May ?3-Turpentin-
steady, 4. Shipments. $50. stocks. y SIS
k"siA, nfm sales, So receipts. $50; ship
mrnts sos. stock. 50. Quote: Il. ?.55 n
50. u +. /. g. II. $50. / 76or3G5: *
.6oH:>h: NJ. si7i-. ~ s55 VIC. SOS. WV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
RAILROADS
Norfolk & Western Railway

rd jTA No n{5f stE s,5s ss-s0a.
., For lINclHdn1UiRG, AM. THE WEST.
=, Arrive E!ch!mond from Norfolk. .il:ao A
Al, - - l.. NJ From the West: .;:Ss a
81: 10 T. ~; 1850 r. 81. .s;i5 r. 81.
once: SIS r.. Main Dtun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
I'D. WANTS
MES-DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized and lndexed Tor Quick
Reference

reference.
lVc u Tine Sunday.
&C Inc D~ny.
2lC u Iue LUr S consecutive Insertions
42c u liuo tor I consecutive iuserI:ona
3l.1p u line Tor 50 sesutISo iusei lIuus
aliniihum of lines allowed
Mih!mun charge IS ceutA
Count words 10 inc nue and "A lineb TO
tue inch.
All embellishments received up TO 10 Z. Il
=: al Saturdays the DAY before puu-
ltdtioN VIII receive proper lass.ica ton.
Advertisements received alter that hour
Mui De placed In tho Too Late - Class
Hy" column.
TELEPHONE.
Telephone your Ads. to Tho Times.
Dispatch. kanuoipn /. when you ind It
moro convenient To DO SO. and ,ney wili
be taken at Office rates
SUBSIATlONS FOX I'D. WANTS
Times Dispatch Branch Offices are main
taihed IN pracucaLy every drug Store in
the city for the convenience oil Ine puolic.
Want Ads are accepted uy them ut regu-
lar Oii:So rates.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Once Times Dispatca 1904 Hui
81. Telephone randolph 53U3.
PETERSBURG
Timcs-Dispatch Branch. All North Second
StIect. phOnc Petersburg ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT

One 1917 Kline, 6-3S Touring,
run about 5000 miles.
One 1918 Kline, 6-3S Touring,
run about 1000 miles.
One 1918 Overland Touring,
run less than 1000 miles.
One 1917 Maxwell % Tour
ing, in good condition.
One 1917 Briscoe Touring, in
first-class shape.
One 1915 REQ Touring, cheap
to quick buyer.
One 1917 koehler IL Ton
Truck, in perfect condition.
CAPITOL MOTOR CORP.
319 West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
Atlantic Coast Line

1ue St:;nuGLI iS,,iirOad OF the south.
ECihE MAY II. 1918.
For Florida and south: ZOO Ia
s:l5 =. Al. l2:45 A. ~ ~ -. ana
For Sorio.k' . Gus A. A.. 500 A H.. 30.
,:5 IoFF Ii 81. Sag RyI West; 800 A. ~
For PeIersburg: l.&5 A. NJ s:os u
go A. NJ. 500 a. NJ. $50 A. NJ s n MS
A.; 400 2: Al. t3:45 +. A.. So; r.; ~
p. 81. %:os
Trainn arrive Richmond daily. ga, =,
20 a; ID: ID. ,33:aS a: A., $40 A. ~. il:a 20
6:SI p. NJ AS T.. NJ. sis p. T. Al.
Except sunday lSunday only
eSo COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
Old Furniture

Perhaps you don't need that Daver-
port YOU have Ina d for long time. but
somebody else does. 4 Times Dispatch
Want Ad Will tell you who. Call Ran
dolDh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
Si'ECIAi. NOTICES

THE trustee, OF tho South Boston Sc honl
v hoaTH' South hos ton. Va. Wall meet on
MAY - 1913, FOR tn. purpose OF clect!ug
teachers :or term igis.is. Those desiring 70
me aInlcation VIII please do once.
s'ailnS experience, etc. Applicant must he
normal g-Adua.". Address J. o. watkins
Clerk. South Boston. ".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

.Aiyea steady; rcas. $500 q 1850: cullS.
Shecp ana lanbs. steady. Spring lambs.
900 Clipped lambs, sl62j q SD ~. sheep.
Sl3;0si Slird
Hogs, steady at siSC)Qsis,5 rourh4,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24

:i5 bales ~
Total for week-Net receipts. 36oi9 bales;
exports, .j05 bales
Total for scaSua--Net rcceip,s 5sla".3
la lcs: exports, 3,s3n.iSS bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24

NEW YORK. May :a-Port movement.
mlddiinE. ..!5G net receipts, 20 bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAIL WAY
Seahoard Air Line Railway CamnanY

Trains leave daily; "A. NJ Norlina
JGea $40 feDel sla a,a and
ham spsciai: ll:4o p: NJ. Sieepels Jackson.
Vile. Trains arrive S:25 A. NJ. 500 A NJ
Is L NJ 40 e. N -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS

BAHG at lewiston Ida no.
May y II. V. BARGAMIN. son OF the
!ut. Anthony ana There's. ISargun!n and
-FOther OF Miss vi. I. i5arEn;nIi, OF Rich.
i'"hu. ana Key. Y. w. Bargumin. 81 Ports
mouth. Va.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS z
EDWIN PHAUP. Funeral Director and L.n,.
haIiiler 90" h. Aaain. Mad. 1871 Ran bUO3
LosI AND FOUND :
BILL. FOLDER. containing thrift stainps
;, ChdnSc ana three months ticket on IL
u. a" u X, ~, on tiutcr Park e. Tuesday
ihoFillhS linqcr please turn II in at Ella
ucnet dice. Reward
KEY $ Lost. bunCh OF keys Reward Al
Itess q ltt, care Times Dispatch
fV,t> / LOON los, ia OF about tnc Purlty
word "Du pont' ON back h. H. ,t.nS
south Fifth.
ihk wh" found purse Seven Pines
car - known to the loser no A vpl,t
Gvlpic return the came 10 rwcnty.niiith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
PAINTS, FLOOR
STAINS.
422 WEST BROAD STREET.
PHONE MADISON 1852.
ELBA HARDWARE CO.

PACK lNG-Furniture. CHINA ana Weddin
Lrcsents packed and shipped with cs ~
Icing aI ,. aad hauling dono by Jacob Umlau
PIANO TUNING AND REBUTLDTNGETH
crafts method OF tone-restorinE 10 ol
snd WORKOUT panoa viii make your pia n
sound as when new better Have az
OF our factory experts tune your ,pian|
We make no charge for estimates fsr ~
building or repairing. Phone RandoInh al
a. j., Crafts Piano Co., 2Is-22o Norp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
SPIECIAL NOTICES

snecai communication OF Doyo
M iodEci No 81: a; i. & A. NJ. @iii
|oS Mas6 meII .r IN lis iodEeroo,n III the
ANGams streets. TINS tFRIDAY) EVESISt;i
May ~. l2is. at o'clock. for work in ~,
ueSrces Members Of sister lodges and vis
attend. '"'iteu 10
by order OF the worshipfui master
ALE. II. MCDOWELL,
Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
We Have the Following
Used Car Bargains
This Week.

Cars have been completely overhAulet and
arc IN aEst-c!ass condition.
iiI1 Saxon iiCh, SIX ,ourinz.; $50 On
Hudson, SO touring ....:..:::.. go SSSI
BUICK light four touring ..,.. 5sS az
! ". Stude baker roadster. spas
1918 StuGebake three !ourths ION ' w
truck. used as demonstration. as
GssE$ s;Sase a$s four touring i4Issss 90
!?!1 Siudebahcr four touring. re-
painted new top .........,,. zoo IN
1915 Maxwell touring ......... iS5 COZ
II you are looking for a bargain in used
cars. don't la! to see us We hav We nSnst
any Kind Of you want
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-07-07
SPEAK UNITED STATES

While it is appreciated that i'll parts of Arizona
Spanish necessarily be used large extent the
Council of Defense finds food for thought in late pro-
camation by Governor Harding of Iowa 1t recites that
English Is the official language of the United States and
Of the State. There is guarantee that every individual
may worship God according the dictates of his own
conscience. but this guaranty does protect him in
the use OF foreign language when he well cX
press his thought III English cne the person who
cannot speak on understand the English language
ploy foreign language when do tends. in this ma
uonal peril To create dScord among citizens dis
tlirb the peace on quiet Of the comnlunty.''
Every person.. the Governor writes should an
prcclae and observe his duty refrain from all
conversation which may excite suspicion produce strife
among the people but in his relation the public should
demean himself that every word and will manifest
his loyalty to his country and the solemn purpose aid
IN achieving a victory for army and navy and the
permanent peace of the world
So the Governor gives out few wartime rules
that English should and must be the only medium of in
st1ction III public private. denominational other 81
ar schools conversation Especially directed against
Germany trains in public places the telephone
should be i'll English: public addresses should be in
Engsh including church services.