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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-15
On the Curb Market.

NEW YORK. August n--Trad!nG on IN,
curp was very quiet to-day. In the indus
Trial group the market dwind!ed to III,
smI'iest proportions for any session in sew.
"rdl weeks. The lower priced mining :rour
presented some OF the main activity Of thf
ia! \mons tho features in tha, Iroui
we're Louisiana Consolidated Mining aud
FORTUNE Consolidated much of the buyinr
IN both stocks apparently coming from ths
one source Oil shares were quiet
200 Atlanta. 3I3i.
800 Big Ledge. 5-lsdl
500 Boston and Mont 5115l
i.1n Cal and jerome. lNl-i-i6
10 Cons. Arizona Smcltcrs, li-lsNI1.
ltSl Mother Lode. 3imS5
10 Tonapah. 2%>m2L
l..D Aetna Explosives. ll7.nl2
so Maxim Munitions. S5GiS9
.et United Motors SIN q :ila,
90 cosdcn oil 6is ass,
~ Federal OH. "a IN
200 Int. Petroleum, l;,- n H.,
6hI Metro Petroleum i?-lsNlax
>" Victoria oil. new 27.nSi,
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CHEVROLET $50 Good mechanical co,
i!un. Bargain.
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Stanu.ru tiliIrUlu of the so,tl,
l.nHI 4, = V'' "

Ihr S.tilu"rM hiiIroud of The south.
rn ErfE1iit tlNE -. 1919.
For tiSfida ani S9uth: 500 a. 81 ano
:, For NorfoIk: 500 a. 81. 800 a. 81. 90
For 3. 4 " Ky. West. $40 2. 81. 1900
j.. Nj. b.25 L. u. "
s;lU z, NJ; s:So A 81. 80 a. Al. 800 i;
For Goldsboro ani tayet,eviile: 1900
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 6:2s a NJ
40 a, NJ. 1898 A.. NJ. $40 A NJ. i2:0i
G:57 I. 81. 7:t5 T.. ~; a:l5 T.. 81
Except Sunday. rSunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
e..'l.
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READ ms I.lsr ovEN

KLINE G,s touring. Number cond!tic
fhintcd oaiuoship gray. Bargain.
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1-passcHgcr Maroon col
Perfect mechanical condition.
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NEw YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

NV NVKk, August i4.-Beevcs nrm
Gi.Z5 Iva '-
1a!yes weak vcalE l5ooGl.oo; culls - n
u ", skim milk calves. sptq 10 90: grass
tclptS western; steers SLOW: butchers stock
RS; .nOh 800: ycar!ingS. G.cMsCo, Southern
hhd western calves 10 00T u ~
Shr"H and lambs: Sheep steady: lambs
ever sheen. S0jSI i3n, cults. 50jm76a
i"nbs. iacoU 1870; cults l21jeIitOn
ttoss steady. hogs. % .onl \ o.; rnmchs Is n
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.

% NIL. y" y i'uI e' 70 -. 'ct,; iot
August !, 1918. SiTJ.
Abbey Realty Corporation TO Archie
j. Harris. lots and .. block u. plan
OF Colonial Place. June 3, 1918. $3.50.
samuel T. Patterson ct uX. TO RoSscr
Lee liobson. 20 acres land near Willis
Church. adjoining the lands OF = T.
Patterson. T.. Fuuua and the Wills
church Road. August :. 1915. 5000.
Abbey Realty Corporation to T.. X
la riley. lots II and 10. ilock II. plan Of
Colonial Place. July 81, 1918, $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-15

-
HKOOcli-Lpst. brooch with a,neth
pinned to black velvet bow, Suuuosr,
on Laurel Street ear Broad Street Fin,
please notify Timca- Dispatch Reward
GOLD WATclI-t.ost. gold watch In n.
uiy's Hotel toilet. Double case. sh
chain. ladY's picture In back. Fender
turn to Office OF hotel. VIII give liberal
ward = " kcmucr.
rI$--l.o min between First and Broad /,
Gresham Court. or in iitney. Cal. RI
'iulpn go Reward
rcCl ETBOOh Lost Monday at,crnp
near sixth and broad. peck tbook ~,
tatLtns huvui -. twn Keys and some
r.lpiu Finder will please return 10 NJ
I."n". l.ib East Grace. ana receive r.wl
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County. Front Royal: and Landon
Lowry. Commemorative attorney for
Bedford County. Bedford.
with Wc.thn: .pton Hospital.

Miss Margaret Mcclure, acting bac-
teriologist OF the city Health Depart
mcnt, whose resignation became cHcc-
tive yesterday. has entered upon her
new duties as laboratory tcchnician at
the government hospital at Wcsthamp-
ton. Miss Mcclure had been with the
health department for the past fifteen
months and resigned 10 accept the
position with the government. Or. r.,
-. Caldwell. inferno Il; the 1cltcring
Arms Hospital. has been elected TO fill
the vacancy.
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NEW YORK. August l!.-Ms'cantilc paper.
four mon MS. SIX months, &: sterling sixty
day bills, St'Si. commercial s!Nty day bills
on banks tI2S. commercial siNty-day bills.
Sioi1: demand, S7h". cables sl7jS Bar
silver, 99's: Mexican dollars. -. Govern.
r1cnt bonds irregular: railroad bonds steady:
time loans strong; sixty days. hi!: ninety
days. bid; six months. 4 hid ,al money
strong. ruling rate. d
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IiENRICO TRUST DEEDS.

\. Reid Ncnable to Charles Il. Gar
rctt. trustee. part of lot =. Du Point
Square August l. 1918. $1,000.
Mary l.. Rims to r. r. Richcson.
trustee. lots 62 and 63. plan of Avalon
iuly 20 1919. $1,000
john Coles to =. &. Pollard. trustee.
. itcres land: west side New Market
toad line. about miles from Rich
T. II. Pryor to T. G. Pollard trustee.
i:3'" acres land adjoining Williams
me. about miles west of Richmond.
AUGUST 5. 1915. S320.SO
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RED SPOT The Road Safety Light" Il;
sale by Taman Auto Supuly Co Inc
629 East Main street '>
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AUTOMOBILE PARTS-Save money on yo,,
automobile parts by having Wilbur T. 10
son sUs Brook Avenue. duplicate the o
parts for YOU We also have all kinds :.
magnetos--Rosch GAIL; Eislnnn Nea ar.
SplItdorf Also parts for Splitdorfs
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cnIcAGo LIVE sToCK MARKET

= I'E''I', NuENsI II Hogs. Rec.lD'a u
20: weak; butchers ioc6Ti90'; Light 70 c5sI
s'2' hacking. l7.i5Wis.s5; rough. IL s5Gl775:
bui" ~ sales. lsl5a 1860 pigs good and
choice. is.ron Is ~ ga"
tait" Receipts. 1900. about hair Of re-
ana calves steady.
Shcep' Receipts. 100: native lambs strong;
Shrtp steady. choice native lambs auotcd
AT lsD. western late Eefting in
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Old TIRES MADE NEW
Ivy lScliS famous rctrnading Droces6 BE
FL Tyre Co. Goa West I,road -
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MISCELLANEOUS MAWAErs
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. August 1.-THE cotton goods,
demand was large to-day. hut sales were
restricted hy the Slow reimbursement II prices
To Inc government levels and the delays in
announcing prices at Washington. Yarns
were uuirs Knit goods also ruled quiet.
knttcTS bong uncertain about yarn values.
Johiers report "a quiet trade for this mont n,
retailers being diSinclncG to make further
commitments while price uncertainty con-
tinuc:.
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ASK SPECIFIC ASSURANCES
h"iir"ad Representatives Want Palmer
Contracts ms to Dividend aud
Interest Payments
lilly Associated Press !

WAHHINETON, August li.-Reprn-
Scntatircs Of railroad executives and
ownc1. comforting to-day with Direc-
tor-Gencral McAdoo requested the in
sertion in the governments compcns,
ton contract of clauses giving rail-
roads more specific assurances Of the
payment OF dividends and interest on
their outstanding obligations. This
claim was presented particularly by
Alfred p. Thorn. counsel for tho rail-
road executives advisory committee
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NAVAL. STORES.

SAVANNAH. GA. August ii..-Turpcn,ine
hr |, o.. sales 2'i casks: receipts l3c casks:
shipments. casks: StoCi<, IS '6S casks.
RoSin firm; sales. G?S barrels; receipts $40
narr 80 shipments. Isl barrels. stock. 1877
= quote: j.. u. T.. los. T.. 1910: G.. III.
iy"'; l. Ice; X: u,5o; NJ. li4o: ". 1850:
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NICHMONn IINE ST0CK MAnKrr

:, N'.I'E AT Union STOCK Yards
Report 'or the week end August IL ,,,s
,holoe steers, Is. medium 70 good i:mlt.
,nh.H"r I" fsir. SW 10; choice hoisfrs losI
ls; medium 10 good io4 IL; common 10 IA,
~ choice cows. 10 medium TO good. -,
" ~, common to fair SGg7. best oxen loUii
o. beat heavy bulls 10. light. 7qs, best
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HENRIc0 RELEASE DEED.

~. 5. Bloombcrg. trustee, TO j. S.
hopkins, Jr.. lot Is. block -. plan of
Monuincnt Avenue Park. May |. 1918:
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AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS.

AUTO TRES and IuDcs. Wagons and con
Mtrcial auto bodies Richardson Bro.
sla lIook .:Nenue. Madison 1867.
ACTOMoLlLt: PAINTING of quality. Pric
right The Richmond Shop, 1908 W. Ca
Street. Phone Ran. l2Gs- Blvd caT.
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NEW YORK pKOI,-Cr. .,.1Err

HLN YORK August 4.-Cotton seed oil
was nnquoted Prime crude. 40. prime
summer yellow nominal.
hd" sugar steady. centrifugal, 6 o55: fine
graduated. 80 Butter steady Cheese
hTm coffee, spot. quiet. Rio Is sia. santos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-15

trustee. lot 12. block n. plan of Ginter
t'ark Terrace. August l. 1918. $500.
;ands. trustee. 50xl39 feet. western
line Barton Avenue. 80 feet south OF
IT'S intersection with the southern line
81 Bacon Road. August C. 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-15
RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
Richmond, Va. August IA 1918
CuICAGn GKAIN MARKEr

DiI' MO-, AUGUST H-Ilains and cooler
temperatures made the corn market average
over to-day, despite buiish crop advicea
91lh from government and private sources
ne close was weak, i4C 20 lc net lower
with September ISIS. al.6lA ana October
~ a So. oats finished :, shade OF TO &c
.Ihance. and provisions down ,C 10 i5c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-15

calves. IL. common to fair. lSeriG: best hogs
lSm S':: pigs. IL ii SOW. and stags l2m L.
best sheep, 10: common to fair. Gsii: spring
lambs. itfflj
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SPECIAL Nnri1i:>-

EfFEcrlNE Septcmbcr l. Scabosyi
in" freight station at south E!rh,,n
YIN 90 dis -onttnueG An freight iorsrle,
handle! at this station VII on and a,
nat date be handled At Souihcrn W,tisy!
Hun street Station
,Slgncd) O. V pEyvoNi
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Seaboard Air Line Railway Co.

Trains leave daily. . a NJ. Noriina local:
1915 =. Nj. Slecpers Atlanta and Jackson
,4iie: $40 Z. NJ. ALA anita iiirmInc ham Spo-
riai: 1870 p. NJ. Sieepers Jacksonviiie.
Trains arrive s .2a a. Nj. 9:Ou a. a.. GAS
40 81
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u HEW YORK; AuFnst Il ror, movement
Minor ports stock II. o5i bales ""'s'
,io.e' to,aay a. az ports Receipts. sac
Total for week at all PORTS Decn,,, =. -,
bales; exports. $3.50 bales 49,
Iotai Ter season Receipts, 1891 bales; g.,
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

Gin. 10 vile & West. .I:0u 80 %
Main Line 10, al. s8lUH 1915 %
james River Line 1000 at5:l5 o.
Newport News
Sfk.. Old Point. 900 n. az. on n. 1900 o.
Newport News Local. $500 a., s5:l5 o.
From Mig, Nawporl
News. Old r.. 'l205 a.. 1895 D., s6:55 n
.Sss jsme; RivesT fsas c &C.. ie; =: a.
DAILY. 1E1cept Sunday.
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PREMIER 6.cylinder. sp.horsc power. Up
sen%e' New tires all around at sac
ig.I price
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

MUIDOWEEY.- August II. 1917
l:ittlc Sisters al the Poor. MRS ELI.
Her funeral viii take riacA ron,
Home OF tho Little Sisters. Main ana II
Nj. Calvary. Friends Invited TO ali"
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:'KrIT AND NEGETA-LE MARKET.
Mhnlcsul.. Ountufinps

tEy W. {. treHShaw X Coz
l ;. Food Administration License No. q 9lS:7
Richmond, Va, August H. 1915
oranges. "a illofh.a, Observation-Disclosures 20
Lemons 500 TO DO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Apples.
early Harvest. hnrrcl...................... 80
Early transparent. barrel. 5 30
Early Dutch"!S. barrel..................... 20
Early Red stripe. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Peaches.
Elenton, crate ....................... 49,. 30,
Eerri'la Bell. 10
I'rnans. crate .......... ............ -
Fruits and Vegetables.
rincapnlcs. crate observation-disclosures. D.
,antiiuuprs crate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Lettuce. dozen crate. ..................... 80
Cabbage. barrel Observation-Disclosures. %
potatoes. OushS! Observation-Disclosures. / ~
"ieflh'Ions. per observation-disclosures 50 20
iclcF!, Der puAch................- l %
onions, per 40 pounds. ......... 90
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NEW ORLEANS August Ia Higher nr,o.,
prevailed In cotton to- day, except durinr
mort period around the opening when sell
ins p!eNuie %ai feI'- Larger consumption
nf cotton In this country than expected nd
the highly unfavorablc tone Of tho wc.L ~
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AUTOMOBILES


BUICK s!y si1. 7-pahserEcT Packard 5-p:I
s'HL'r Overland. s-CsiGE4d"r SuTI.A- 300 b
!.cIarcrr Serbs Boot. II. Sorih r..sh;
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It'd, WANTS
TIMES DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADNERYIyIsf.
Standardized and lndeYed for On.
RAlnFenra SNtt

Standardized and lndexed for On,
reference.
i0c a line Sunday.
Be a line DAILY.
Zlc line Tor consecutive inscrtio,.I
,'HS mme Tor Soaseeutive ,nuertiohs
MiniihuiI VI = .ihes rs allowed.
Minimum charge 70 cents
Count Noruo ~ the line aud Ia n,i
the Inch "hes
All advertisements received Up to 10
ts r. NJ SAturdays the day befor. n
ichtion Will receive proper clAssIiiS.u
ADVERTISEMENTS received after th.',
VII l., placed in tue Too Lato 10 Ga
ny" column. y"
TELHrHOSE.
Telephone your Want AGs. to Tho T,n
Dispatch. kandoipn when you and
oe taken Ut Office rStes
SubSTATlONS FOK I'D WANTS
Times -. spatch branch Ouices arc m,
ihlnri IN praSticuiiy every Drvx Store
TIE city .ot tbs convenience Ot tn, nun
want AHs are accepted NY theta AZ re-,
iai Once rates
SOUTH RICHMOND
Branch Oihc- Times Dispatvn 1904 n
st iv!c. 'iuiv NaIU:i ipn 1909.
rETFESBURO
Timcs- Dispatch i3tauCn. iii North Sect
Street: uhon" Pc,ersDui1 22b
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-15

Times- Dispatch Want Ads rcrch the
reopic--thnt IL why they nrc result
producers.
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MAXWELL touring, Good mechanical c
G!t!pD
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ruHr:i.l Personal

HIT, DIAMOND Miss Harw.r Rraafo
81 Rochelle" Va. rni.o uuCcs the nlarrI.
oc her niece. MISS MARIE: 'rnfiREsI III
MO%b I? SERGEANT CLINTON { Hii
Medical Department. SiNiy- fourth Infant
L ~ on Monday, August ., In New "
CITY. where the wi!i sp"nd thor hon,
moon. IN. bride has r.luTncn 10 Ri
munl, Va. ana VIII bc at nome To- b
friends after September !. at thu r.silci
OF Mrs r. Farley. SO; Lamb AvenI
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RAILROADS.
Norfolk & Western HALLWAY

Leave Byrd - Get Station. Rlcnrlond.
q F 90 NSkF0i;k. r:s:o' A. NJ. $500 a. 81.
For LYScHKuhu, AM. THE WEST:
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk .l2:ol
noon 1851 T.; N: From The West: .7:35 A.
Nj, 81 10 j.. NJ. II so l.. 81. .7:45 p al "
'Daiiy. tDaily except Sunday tsmnd.,
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HOTEL MAJESTIC

Virginia Ave. and Beach Ocean yJ.,.
mi aRntity 800 elevator: private baihn
running water IN White serve.
American plan. $50 UP daily sprcia /
weekly. 81. a SMITH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-15

GRAND ATLANTIC

i'S!nia aS near beach Capavtty tnn
e s'ht.HI atFictly modern rui.! after cN-
tlsiEc aN.rL !nHs. improvements ans: ,y!ur.
' sting. !'T!Eatc laths. ruGntu. water
rooms elevator etc, Notable table vh,,
service. cE,IS special rates, 50 IN raiIv
apec!"! "ce"lr Booklet.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
w. R. & E. co. is SUED
= FOR S50,OO0 DAMAGE
John Stewart Makes Claim for In
iuries Received NAV y, 1917.

: Suit for s5O.OOO damages was filed
IN the District Supreme Court yes
terday by John Stewart against the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company. This compensation is de-
Thanded by Stewart for injuries
which he says he received on May
q. 1917, when owing to the care
fessness OF an inexperienced motor
man, he was thrown from the front
platform Of an electric car at EleY-
eath and E streets northwest.
The claimant declared that he had
been urged by the conductor to the
front platform of a very crowded
ear bound for the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing; that the mo-
t0rman drove the car down Elev-
enth street at a speed so great that
he was unable 10 stop the car be-
fore the switch at E street, and that
turning in the wrong direction the
esF colIided with a sprinkling
Wagon.
NJ Stewart enumerated as in
ipFiss Whicn he sustained sprains of
er % the p , Joints and the lower
i1ribaf yeFtsbFsl joints. injuries of
tas laft side 81 head and OF his
fsatE sewers shock to the eonstitu-
-.oa and sTs-S mental and bodily
suffering.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
|RULEOF FORCE
STIRS BRITISH
Repugnant to Principles Of
Liberty, States For
eign Office.

London, Nov. 15.-The British for
eign office has issued the following
statement:
Reports of an anti-Semitic pro-
gram in Warsaw have reached his
majesty's government. Should the
reports prove true his majesty's gov
ernment could not but take the most
serious view of such incidents. Such
incidents are an encouragement to
the forces of disorder and violence
which are already threatening the
lives Of every population between
tile Rhine and the Volga.
''The victory of freedom just at
tanned Will be of little avail IL the
world is to see the rule of force. so
recently vanquished. reincarnsted In
other forms no less repugnant to
the principles of liberty.
"The allies and the United States
stand ready to lend their whole re-
sources to the work of restoring al
economic basis Of orderly and civ
ilized life, but to those countries
alone which show by their acts that
they desire order and civilization.
IF any of the peoples of Central
Europe give rein to an appetite for
disorder, the Western democracies
will be unable to do anything to
promote their reconstruction. They
will only be able to wait in patience
and enforced inactivity for the
restoration of conditions which will
open the door to the processes Of
peace"
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
War Risk Business
Brings Many Laughs
With Dull Statistics

The War Risk Insurance Bu-
reau has compiled a list Of
the mistakes and malappropisms
from letters concerning allotments
from relatives OF soldiers all over
the country. The burden Of each
of the letters which punctuates
the statistical labors of the bu-
reau with mirth is delayed
payment of an allotment. The list
is as follows:
Dear sir: amt received no pay
since my husband has gone from
nowhere"
I'D. s.: Ny husband gone away
at Crystal Palace. He got a few
days fuTIo' and has been away
on the mind sweepers.'
I'VE have your letter. am his
grandfather and grandmother. He
was born and brot up in this
house according TO your letter"
You have changed my little
boy to a little girl. 'Will it make
any difference?"
"Win you please send my money
as soon as possible, as l am walk
ing about Boston like a bloody
pauper."
please let me know if John has
put in an application for a wife
and child"
you have taken my man away
10 fight and he was the best I ever
had. Now you will have to keep
me or who in hell is to il you
don't"
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
Huge Pumpkin on View
In District Building Has
23712 Pounds of Pie Stuff
Some Punkins.

Some Punkins."
Who could eat all of the pies that
can be made out of pumpkin
weighing 2S7I4 pounds? No one could
get away with il. But think of a
farmer that Is able to raise one
weighing that much. william :. ray
has done it.
Mr. Fay is superintendent Of the
Home for Aged, White Plains. y. c.
Ie yesterday put up an exhibition
in the corridor of the District Build
ing which made the mouths of all
who saw it water. The most pre-
possessing thing in the entire exhibi-
tion was the mammoth pumpkin
about two feet in diameter.
Under the huge pumpkin was
sign apologizlng for the fact that
it was not bigger. but stating that
'it was a poo' year Tor pumpkins at
the Plains
The pumpKi1 had hard tinc hold,
ing the glances of the people, because
of an immense Connecticut water
melon which stood beside II. The
melon was about three feet long and
one foot in diameter.
Cast care'ess;y around the table
with the pumpkins are dozens of
white turnips. each about a foot in
circumference. There is also n basket
OF cow-beets. each about a foot long
and a half foot wide. Huge yellow
squash are there, about two feet
around and a foot high. There are
two immense heads of cabbage in the
exhibition. Each OF these is about a
foot and a half in diameter
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
WIFE WORKS; HE WANTS BOY
Ernest Deahl Asks for Limited Di-
vorce and Custody of Child.

Asking for the custody of his /
year-old son, Ernest Deahl filed a
suit in the Supreme Court of the
District yesterday for limited divorce
from his wife, Mabel A. Deahl. Mr..
ried March 3, 1910. His wife, he said
is now earning sS5 a month in the
War Trade Board. which he regarded
as sufficient for her support. Mr.
Deahl based his plea for divorce
on the ground of the faithlessness
of his wife, practically amounting to
desertion. although he asserted that
he is still supporting her in his home
He added that he did not regard her
as a suitable influence for their small
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organization from Ebert, of Germany,
and his rule over the people will be
characterized by a very different ter
short, which shows that he is not
one to yield one inch from a position
he takes, or relinquish a single plan
he makes. He has a remarkably
long jaw. He cannot be moved by
sympathy, emotion or sentiment. lie
is a driver, and a very hard. deter
mined one, even TO the point OF
cruelty.
His benevolence appears to be under
the control of his intellect and his
reasoning powers are governed by his
fighting tendency or large cOmbative-
ness and destructiYeness. The last
two mentioned faculties are located
in the base of the brain and give him
his force of character and his keen,
calculating mind.
He is not genial, friendly and hos
pitable. but austere, reserved and dog
matte His mind seems set in hard
and fast die which will be hard for
him to change.
He should be more social. genial
and practical to be a suitable leader
of the Russian people. But, instead.
he will become autocratic, cruel and
revengeful in type, without fully con-
sidering the requirements of the peo-
pie.
He is much more inclined to reason
things out deductively than practi-
cally.