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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-12-10
MILLION And HAT
SLAVES TOD RUGS
THE NUMBER is INCREASING IN
SPITE OF ALL EFFORTS OF
THE GOVERNMENT.

Uncle Sans incursion into the
realms of practical, if somewhat
painful, therapeutics was authorized
by an act of congress December IA,
1914, and which went into effect the
following March. In outer guise it
was taxation measure, but in actual
practice it meant. that any person
who sold or gave away habit-forming
drugs without the instructions of a
physician should be liable to an ex-
IRENE penalty of five years imprison-
ment and a $4,000 fine for each of
.fense.
Even the physician who prescrib-
ed them was required to take out
a license to do so and had to keep
for five years a record of each pre-
scription, the record to be subject
to the examination of the authori-
ties at practically any time.
This unusually stringent act of
congress is within itself evidence
that the law-making body, as far back
as 1914, had become alarmed oven
the extent of the drug habit in this
country and they enacted that law
to check the evil, but it has not ac-
complished the purpose designed, for
according to a report of a special
committee, recently made, habitual
use of morphine, cocaine, heroin and
preparations containing other mar
cotic drugs have increased rapidly
in the United States within the last
two years.
Thousands of Drafted Men Addicts.
The investigations of the commit
tee, which is headed by Congressman
Rainey of Illinois, showed that thous-
ands of drafted men have been dis
missed from military camps after it
was found that they were drug adj
diets.
Hundreds of agents of the internal
revenue bureau, acting for the in
vestigating committee, have reported
detailed information concerning the
consumption of morphine, cocaine,
heroin or medicines containing SINH
lar alkaloids, and on these reports
is based the estimate that at least
100000 persons in the United
States are drug addicts, of which l.
100000 persons are known as such
in their communities and the balance
secret drug users.
Full reports are expected to show
100000 known users within the
former draft ages of q and 81 in
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-12-10
OPERATING COST RAILROADS
EATING UP The REVENUE
Report for Nine Months of Federal
Control Shows Cost of Opera
ton Is Mounting High.

WASHINGTON. - Operating ex-
penses of the railroads are gradually
but steadily eating up the increases
In gross revenues, according to the
official figures of the aggregate rail
road earnings for September.
The extent to which the operating
expenses of the common carriers are
expanding may be seen by the in
crease in this item for September of
S126,288,2O9 over the same month
last year.
While the increase in gross reve-
nues was SO per cent. the gain in net
operating income was only AZ per
cent. Gross earnings for September
of this year totalled $488,135,96O,
compared with 1888, 798,497 in Sep
TENDER, 1917. Total operating ex-
penses were $27O,6O4,89O, against
$244, 316,681 a year ago. After al
lowing for all charges there was net
operating income of $99,O38,75O,
compared with $94,982, 497 Inc Sep
TENDER, 1917.
For the nine months of Federal
railroad control ended September 80
last gross earnings amounted to 49,
541 ,343 ,402, compared with S2,971,-
239,713 for the corresponding period
of 1917. Operating expenses aggre-
gated 81, 3,017, an increase of
$779, ZAP, 209, and net operating in
come to'alled S516, 656,323, de-
crease Ct $211,758,383.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-12-10
WORLDS HIGHEST PRICED
BULL TRAVELS LIKE A KING
100000 Animal Goes to New Home
in the East.

WATERLOO, Iowa. = Financial
Sensation, the 100000 Jersey bull
bred in Waterloo by the Waterloo
Jersey farm, is now at his new home
at West Chester, Pa. A half interest
in the animal was bought in the
early autumn by the Greystone Jersey
Farm Company of that city.
Financial Sensation is l year old.
The trip to Pennsylvania was made in
a lower berth in an express car and
consumed three days and three
nights. The animal travelled like a
king. He will make the same jour
ney twice a year during his life.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-12-10
Inc Strong Withstand the Winter
Cold Better Than the Weak

You must have Health, Strength and En-
duance to fight Colds, Grip and Influenza.
When your blood is not in healthy
condition and does not circulate properly.
your system is unable to withstand the
Winter cold. ~salz 49,
GROVES TAsTELESS Chill TONIC
Fortifes the System Against Colds, Grip
and Influenza by Purifying and Enriching
the Blood.
1t contains the well-known tonic prop
critics of Quinine and Iron in form
acceptable to the most delicate stomach,
and is pleasant to take. You can soon feel
its Strengthening, InYigoratinG Effect. soc,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-12-10
DR.. GARFIELD HAS RESIGNED
AS THE FUEL DICTATOR

WASHINGTON. - Fuel Commits
sioner Garfield has resigned and Pres
dent Wilson has accepted his resigna-
lion. 1t is understood. that Dr. Gar
ield plans to remain at his post the
remainder of this month, but that af-
Ter the holidays he will resume his
duties as president of Williams Col
lege.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
ia TI'ISI'.


trace strcct-Usual services q, II
o'clock ana 81 SIZE with sermonv 30
IN. pastor Rev Finley + (;jhvo,
H. The evening gubjec, wiII L..
"a" Man VINO Listened to the Devirs
'"'t"n-"Thc cruc!hxion'. and sin
y '"h'hihs AT the Door" will he The
'D''s "i we t"o sermons to-day by
'"' pastor HcN. w. Thorburn CLARK.
''i'"r!-Thc pastor Rev. Carter
.hS.L"" 'thkens, Will preach at both
,..,.. .o-""H. Heaven and Earth
.""S'hi Away" VIII he the sul,iec, ~
nc morning sermon. and "Tic Rirh.
ing sermon.
>rr"nd-'The Fitting Survival of IN.
nv VIII bc the subject OF Rev p
,.h get SINNERS morning s.rnon
ne safety OF our Young Men, -;
'"e evening sermon
'.i"'cr Parks Soldiers OF Tn. So."
i"H DIVINE Limitations" viii be Tho
OF sermons delivered to-day
,>.,,,." ,hI'ch by the Pastor. Rev.
leigh ':~rr,-Rev. ! : n.,,ta
~ tn" rHStor. viii preach this morn
.n The March ~ GOD Ye.,erday.
ti'' 100 DAY ana at the cv.nin,, So
vice on Hams in Richmond"
'"n:;'"nucl-Thc pastor. Rev I.a,ar,,
l''h VIII preach morning and
''nr S;rrc'-Hcv. ". II. Brannock
'''''srviilc. Md. VIII preach at both
services to-day
tirs'-'reach!ne at II o'clock and
~ =, ''A" ~ the pastor, Rev George w,
NJ Daniel. -. j..
""r'"n iiciEh's-The pastor. Rev.
,n,,,.ri ate VIII preach at both
morning and evening services.
tninbridGc Strrct-Prcarbtrc
Ih- aud evening By the pastor, Roy I
- ""So', ""Stfdll. Morning subj.c,
H1Nc" !" serve; evening subject: "Ex
pericncc." 'N
"r"'" tNcnuc-rhc pastor Rev. w
=: James ~ -. viii preach "a, II
" cI"1k ana Rev. T. 4 Snoot - f.
pastor Of Centenary Methods, r.hu-,.h
At H;l5 o'clock ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16

n raw 'ire fSssS SnsEEy Senator "%ne says: i
senCh,, as a tonic and rSsuiative RHean,cSS..
torth ! shall not be without IL
sioner Win, r. Kerr. Of cS Sisn c% mnn s.
phsi ,he ,hTGs sGoTs year MARI bu, still, Il
crEy Former Health coniniss t ".u K orr
iSd,v ne hsHcvfs his own personal activity
Iron. an, that he believes ii ought tS be-
, mcSgrI pc" nN every physician and used In
NJ FST naM = SSsre'aTI Of lhf Treasury Leslie
d GhSis'E"a ~! recommending ~ as u very vaiu.
Iron IS absolutely necessary To .anhl. vo,-
blood 10 change food into living ttssmn
N W,th"ut u, u" matter how much or whn /
you without doing YOU any .o"i You Tun!i
gm, IN Strcncth out OF 4. and as ronsr.
i.Si ni ,ust Ike plant trying to grow in
fgSSM;nE test: Sec how long YOU cam wo ons
III ,irchG'w I iar you can walls without becoming
culinary Tnyatei Iron three Zines Der da az
sre7r.h Sa as, iGr TWO weeks Then your
gained Numbers Of nery nnnfh I SEn d hsye
h @cGessc Th9 pb were ainG all the while have
two weeks time while taking iron in TN
e. MANUFAcTURERs' NoTE-Huxatea Iron
II, Mc not tpav secret remedy. but one which is
ike IN" cider TO mTmSTi , everywhere I'm
easily assmiIatcd. does not injure The tcet H.
Si mx,, mem black; nor upset The sto,nac CHI
a 81 Of n nfu, n;o i!iness Ha only
and be Euidcd by his adviccJ if in dSmht
s sS +" %.r'ea or no, y0% nsga tonic ash
;ni; Iron IL you do not require il. II
no US We viii i return II "e yo n2' hsln YOU
Ni fS in ;nis riS by T1ssls prns CO. POLK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16
WEST VIRGINIA NOTES
Much Road building in Mountain state.
Government Buys Steel Plant.
Larger Smc1tcr Works.

The United States Zinc Smeltcr Cor
poration is Installing an additional fur
mace at the works in Mouudsville
This in order TO meet new demands on
the capacity.
The Kanawaha and Michigan Rail-
way is building new freight depot at
Charleston to take the place OF the
one recently burned. 1t is to be a
steel. brick and concrete building. IRE
proof. and will cost $4,000
Mason County is spending much
money this year in road Improvement.
Big work is to be done on the Point
Pleasant and Mason City road and on
the clarksburS road.
Cabcll County has let a contract to
Huntington concern TO construct the
road between Onl and Milton which
when finished. Will mark the compile
ton of that Countys quota of the
much talkcd-of Midland Trail
The Wctzol County Board OF Educa
ton has sold 10 "a I.ttleton bank $50.
ooo OF bonds, the proceeds OF which
VIII be used in schoolhousc buildings
and Improvements
Tn. Charleston Alloy Steel Com
pany's plant at Belle has been pur-
chased by the War Department OF the
United states. and will be rearranCe ed
ana equipped for the manufacture OF
.nei',ica's The price paid was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16
JOHN F. w. FIELD WILL BE
ORDAINED TO DIACONATE
Exercises TO Take Place This Morning
mt ~ O'Clock I'm st. Jnmcs Epis-
cOpui Church.

Right Rev. Robert Atkinson Gibson
-. d. Bishop of the Diol,s Of Vir-
Ginia. will ordain John Fleming Wren
Field - the d!aconatc this morning at
II o'clock at St James Episcopal
Church. The sermon Will he preached
by the Rev. J. Francis Ribble. -. D..
rector Of 81. Andrcws's Church. this
city. Mr. Field will be presented by
rector of st. James Church
Mr. Field is the son OF Mary Wren
Field. Of this city. and tho late Robert
Redd Field, OF Mecklenburg County.
and IS widely connected with the oides,
and most prominent Virginia families
ON his maternal side being descended
from the Wrens. kennons and Samns,
Eousch. OF Norfolk, the donor Of the
ground upon which old St Paurs
Church, Norfolk. is built. on his
paternal side the Harris. SInclairs ana
Nelson's
He is member of the senior class
at the Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria. For some years prior to
entering the ministry. he was engaged
IN business in this city and took a
lively interest in religious activities
especially in the work of the Brother
hooh OF st. Andrew. serving as u mem
Der OF the local council OF that body
ana for three years as president OF
the Junior Local Assembly
MT reid VIII assume charge OF 81
Lukc's Church. and assist the Rev
Hugh w. Sublett rector of St Johns
WIN special work at Weddell Memorial
Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16
METHODIST.

~ 'n'.mount-The pastor. Rev. Luther
i,itt' WIZ preach at II O'Clock on
war Message for the Hour lie
VIII also preach at the evening service.
hnurei Street.-The pastor. Rev. w.
~ b"sss. will preach at II oclork
and at SIS.
Irinity-Rev. 3. T. Gambler. The
p"H,'', VIII preach the second sermon
IN a series on Christian service Rcv
j. I. Mastin. -. d.. will preach n, ,hc
morning service.
Grncc-Preaching at II o'clock and
"' H:l' by the pastor. Rev. J. G. Unruh
Monument-Children's Day exercises
AZ IL O'Clock. In the evening the ms
tor' Rev. Graham H. Lambeth. viii
preach.
81. Pnul'"-Prcaching both morning
ana evenin;; By the pastor. Rev r =.
'"nmsoh. The Sustaining Presence OF
COO and The Secret Of True pros
sermons.
81. Misunderstanding by the pas,or
Rev. W. 7. A. Haynes. a., ~ n n@Soot.
ana at $50. Special music a, both
services w"
rnrk Plnce-Rev. w. T.. Thomnso,
- H., the pastor. Will preach "a, ~
o'clock on What Has God 10 DO ,v,,,,
nc war? Can He and VIII lie Helm
INC Niles? Regular evening Scr
vice at S:lJ
highland Pnrk-Rcv. Il. VI White
me pastor Will preac.. at II o.cInrk
and at Sis.
Iinter rnrk-Preachins a. II o.cloc,,
ana at e:l5 by the pastor.
enteh"ry-Prcaching at II o.c,ocL
pS me pastor, Rev. Thomas \. S,non,
-. -. ana a:io by Rev. W. t. James
grove avenue Baptist Church
nechtnr strect-Preaching by the
n.nIo'.,. rev. samuel J.. Dumvillc. a; II
CLOCK and at S:iJ Tho n,s,o,,.
evening topic viii be Shall RirhmonH
10, re pisGraced y Sermon on CO..
hro"d Strcct-Prea ching bv ,I.
pastor Rev. Fred II. Chcnault. Sns,.'.,I
sermon at s:l3 O'Clock on Make I,i.%
mond Clean and Keep 1t Clean.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16
REMARKABLE PHOSPHATE
MAKES Thin PEOPLE FAT
AUTHENTIC CLINICAL TESTS SHOW ONE PATIENT
GAINED % POUNDS, ANOTHER q POUNDS

s uiiant. Bitro- Phosphate commends It
sell 10 all sufferers from nervousness
thinnesS. weakness, etc, and moreover
~ can be obtained from Tragic and
other good druggists everywhere in
convenient 5-grain tablets at a cost
SO low as to be within the reach OF
every one.
One OF these tablets should be taken
with each meal and the results In
many many. instances are little short of mar
is restored to the sleepless, the nerves
regain their strength. thin people put
on flesh and the whole system becomes
charged with that strength. vitality
worth while.
As there are a great variety Of So
called phosphates. care should be cx-
ercised to procure the genuine. stand
ard Bitro-Phosphate. which is com
posed wholly >of the nerve and tissue
building substance as originally dis
covered.
CAUTION: Although Bitro-Phos-
phate Is unsurpassed for relieving
nervousness, 'sleeplcssness and gener al
weakness. owing to its remarkable
flesh growing properties. II should not
be used by any one who does not desire
to put on fesh,-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16
MisCi:LLi NI:OlfS.


Turning Hush Evanscl,.t,-p III
"a! meeting Will be couductcJr ,n-u,..
!" me large khaki tent al tho c,rno.
VI Man AMI Elm Streets. Norning
;. al io:@o. Holiness meeting AZ
o'clock Evening preaching scrvi"o
"a, o'clock. Meetings viii coni;n,,e
'"ch h!Sht through the week
'n"hrinn-"Why Is This War e.,
ana Humanity"" Will bc ,hr
""Ject OF a sermon by Rev Wi,Ii,n,
ma ing Brown. Of Boston. field serrc.
49,; .he american Unitarian Asso-
49, rms morning a; II o'clock.
"'nti"n trmy-Spccial ,nce,incs
mus afternoon at 3:4J. Byrd I,ri,
Wh'ch Ensign Eertram RodIa OF p.I
'Hh"r"' Just back from the frou,-I;,o
rnches IN France. viii be the speaker
"uHuaN night services at Seventh
"'." 'Foaa at 80 and at S:l5 a spe,iai
,nr;,s III me. Salvation Army audi
~, iu''i az ~ North Seventh street
1t. Johns EvnnEcIicnI-Tbc n.S,
~ oscar Guthc. wiIl preach m ~
CLOCK on The state OF the SOM
Death" ui after
nc'hi"hem Evangelical Lutheran,
wees VIII he conducted by the mas
~ '.rV' T.. n MeuSc hike. at II o'clock
NO evening service
ApcStolic-Csual services ,o-ntrr,
clock conducted by the n.stor -.
Il. g. pease. '"S'''' rev
i''e ana Advent Christlan Church
.saer James Howlc will preach AT ~
ociock' and Elder L. +. White at S.I5
l. vi. {. A.-Rev +. G. Davis will ad.
dress the mems meeting at $50 tbis
afternoon. Mrs. John b. Proctor. So
p!ano' and Walter y. Watkins. tenor
will sing.
Christian Science-Rcgular services
w, NIL DC held this morning at IL O'clock
Inc subject will be God, the Pre-
server Of Man"
christadclphinn-Ser will be held
IN Columbo Hall. 204s Yves, Broad
street at / and o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16
HOLD METHODIST DISTRICT
CONFERENCE ON TUESDAY
Meeting ut Bowling Green VIII he A.
tended by NInny Delegates From
Richmond

inc Richmond District Conference of
the Methodist Church. South. Will con-
Eene in the Methodist Church at Bowl
ing Green Tuesday at o:3O o'clock
with Rev. r. II. Potts, D. D.. presiding
ne opening sermon Will be preach "a
by Rer w. I. y. Haynes. pastor of st.
James. this city. and the sermon on
missions by Rev. +. H. McSparran.
pastor OF Barton Heights Methodist
Church.
Inc Richmond district is composed
'h'r,!-ihree pastoral charges. with
SiAty-Si% organized churches There
arc ABOUT seveniy-iive clerical and 1872
'iE delegates. representing a con-
stituency Of 10000 o. more peopIe in
me ci;E OF Richmond and surround
ing counties.
''F' POTTS. the presiding cider. rc-
I"ealS an inc ministers and In. dele
Rates 10 arrange to hc present
throughout the three days session OF
INC conference. Delegates and visitors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16
Bitro-Phosphate, the Organic Substance Discov-
cred by French Scientist Excites Interest
of American Physicians.

New York.-The discovery Of an or
sanic phosphate which VIXEN taken
converted into healthy body tissue, is
regarded by medical specialists as OF
vital Importance to people who suffer
from ailments directly or indirectly due
to depleted nervous vitality, such as
neurasthenia, nervous weakness, thin
ness. premature old age. insomnia. lack
OF energy. nervous debility. etc.
In a paper presented by New York
specialist at the annual meeting of the
New Hampshire Medical society two
interesting cases are cited where by
the use Of this organic phosphate one
patient gained % pounds, another 81
pounds in weight: botn patients claim
they have not felt as strong and we'll
for the past twelve years. Another ex-
ample OF how this remarkable sub
STANCE sta increases e strength and snriehes
Hospital Physicians report Of pa
tient whose red celle after short
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16

100000.
Physicians and hospitals everywhere
use In ever increasing quantities.
Frederick kolle, NJ. D.. editor OF New
York Physicians who's Who" says:
bitro-fhosphate should be prescribed
by avery doctor and used in every
hospital TO increase strength and nerve
force and to enrich the blood"
Jos. d. Harrigan. Former Visiting
Specialist to Northeastern DISPENSE
tory. says: Let those who are weak.
thin. nervous. anaemic or rundown,
take natural. unauthorized strength
bitro- phosphate and you will soon see
some astonishing results In the 10
crease Of nerve energy. strength OF
body and mind and power OF endur-
ance."
Being nerve food that is readily
assimilated by tho most delicate stom-
ach and not dangerous drug or slim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16
THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

let us begin now, and SO prove our
faith In God and in His truth.
few words may De spoken as to
the way In which we may all become
progressive Christians. First. then. let
us make up our minds that we will
grow. The desire and the will must
join hands and press onward. Body
mind, spirit, time. sitts--all must be
taken and laid in conservation at the
dear LORDS feet. Let us lose no time
DO IL at once when you read these
words. The Christ is waiting ana
listening. Second. he'd fast with a
mighty faith TO Gods promises
WORLD CRISIS IS MAKING
MANY WEAK AND TIMID
We arc being tested to-day. The
world crisis is making many weak and
timid: they wonder whether God has
not left the world to its own destruc-
ton. 1t is for US who know Christ 10
show our blessed assurance by decIar-
ing and acting upon the declaration
that Christ did not die in vain and that
Gods love for the world can never
ran Third. lot US do more than we
nave ever done before 70 meet the on
portunit!es for service in Christ's name
Know YOU are already very busy. but
busy people can always find time for
little more work. Some one has sa ia
mat God makes time "elactic" for Uia
,"Ni"S servants And. finally. sing and
DC happy Tor the King is bringing His
saIEation near and great things arc
ahehd or us with all its clouds this
sra Is ne greatest and the most prom
isihs inc world has ever known Now
nc ~ coming. new blessings arc ready
20 come down from Heaven in f,oodinr
showers To be active. to he pressing
Forward in all good works. is to fuInil
our .-oFd command. Watch and
lie who would valiant he
Gainst all disaster.
i-e, him In constancy
Follow the Master
iher"s no disbursement
,n"i make him once rclcnt
il,S first avowcd intent
10 be pilgrim
john l;upva,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16
EPISCOPAL.

Holy Trlnity-iIoly Communion at s
o'clock. Services at IL o'clock, at
which Rev. Robert B. Nelson will
preach. No service at night.
Grace-Holy Communion at s o'clock
Morning prayer and sermon at ~
at Sis.
All snints'-Holy Communion at s
y eiocN. Usual services at II O'Clock
"nu D. me rector. Rev. j. Y. bowman.
-. H., preaching at both services
Monumentnl-Rev. James w. Morris
-. H.. the rector, will preach AT ~
o'clock and at {. please note change
IN afternoon hour)
ST. Jnmcs-Holy Communion n, .
o'clock Morning prayer at $50 Or
Hlhation service at IL O'Clock Will,
sermon by Rev. j. Francis RibbIe
evening prayer at Sis with sermon bv
me rector, Rev. C. Freeland Peter.
y. ID. e'ei'
~. Pnnrs-Morning prayer at IL
CLOCK Evening prayer at Sis. Rev.
valentine Lee will preach at the II
o'clock service and Rev. r. Cary
Montague on The Christ of To-Day
al the Sis service.
81. John.-Morning PRAYER and nor.
mon at II o'clock. Celebration OF the
''oiS communion at S o'clock The
rector Rev. Hugh w. Sublett, will
preach at both services.
'hrist-lIoly Communion at 7.3o
services at II o'clock and at Sis. The
rector, Rev. Charles w Sydnor. will
preach at both services.
church of the Good Shepherd-ce1e-
nration of the Holy Communion at 8
,, CLOCK. Morning prayer at II o'clocl,
evening prayer at $50 Subject ~
War" anu ING
n"rch Of the AScension-IIolyC Com.
'""hioh at o'clock. Morning nravcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16
VIII Print injury AdLrc.a

Inc last meeting of the Mathew T.
MhurN Association was addressed by
MISS Maria Blair who delivered q
".hoiarly and careful paper OH The
!.lc ana Achievements OF Mathew T.
haurF 80 pleased was the socicty.
WIN inc lecture that il voted unani-
mously To preserve it i'm prjnted fo-m
which is now offered for sale IN ;b.
pubiic at 80 cents a copy. Mrs. Her
bert Jackson, 1925 West Franklin
street. viii he glad to receive and iii
orders for the booklet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16
interruption York River
Line Schedule

yd Enef e i've June 4th; steamers of the
Point and Baltimore every l otber M Gev
i ieavng west Point $500 p. NJ. and
R IsaIE tiIno BALTIMORE 500 p NJ: arriving
pt.Sa 6:3o a. NJ. and arriving
steamer train will leave Main Street
station LAB p. NJ. CONNECTING viii,
S's salng at d West Point Point on days
IA timore: June 4th. 9th. sth nth ota
IN I'm; 18TH. 10th. and so on. until
turner notice. Tickets. stateroorns
e a, iull information $40 East Maim
street Phone Randolph 424-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16

attending ;hc conference should leave
over the Richuond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railway from ElDa Station at
$40 O'Clock Tuesday morning. pur-
chasing tickets TO Milford. where they
VIII be mot by automobiles and con-
veycd to tho Bowling Green church
Roads Will be found fairly good for
those preferrii.g machines for the trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16

n" mem ers OF the Blue Ridge Cluf
of the V w 6. 4. will hold a vcr,
important meeting at the Central
nuilding, North Fifth Street. on
neS6ay' June Is. at S O'Clock Dele
gates TO the city conference to be held
at Black Mountain, y. G.. from June
TO June %. inclusive will be
selected ana all members are urged
TO be present at this meeting.