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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-11
NOTICES
WE PAY spot cash for diamonds More
hous Jewel Co J25 N BrOadway

WE PAY spot cash for diamonds. More
hous JeweLy y Co J2j n Broadway.
FAMOUS srely Spcrmatic Truss, guar.
Huteed TO contract opening lifted by
expert. also abdominal belts, elastic
tru5ses, shoulder braces Westfall Drug
Co. Oklahoma City.
HOME for inyalds, good care, quiet,
clean, special attention to diet. hall
block from hospital M w 10th. Wal.
nut 3sSg
WANTED TO communicate with u. c
Lindley. who shucked corn about four
years ago for o. NJ, Rats. RI 4, Okla
hOma City
PRINTING PRICES PUNCTURED
We deliver 1000 good So 2AN white
envelopes for $3.50. Advocate Print Shop
II ~ Dewey Phone Maple 3lo'
FARMERS AND FEED DEALERS
Have your feed chopped ~ "A ~
Douglas Also Worlds Best home
ground meal
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ny. small business In oklahoma city
or connection with substantial firm.
manufacturing preferred. state nature ot
business and investment required. Dill
OkhhOnHn
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BUSINESS oPPORTU MITES
out or CITY

->>N~~~ -N~~~~S~~~e~N~~s ~,->~N~S~.~-~SegS~~>~>
AT PRIVATE SALE by receiver. good
clean stock electrical goods. wiring sup
plies and fixtures. Invoicing 81 500 IN
good business location In live up.to- date
city which has monthly payroll Of $780,
OOO excellent business opportunity; no
competition; fine electrical service Ad-
dress Box 662 Henryetta, { ka.
FOR SALE or RENT-Roomlng aud
business house combined; well located;
plenty OF good water viii sell or trade
Tor stock OF merchandise or good farm.
free from incumbrance; or will rent To-
Responsible parties; In good oil field
town. II will pay you to investigate this.
See or write w. L. Sanders, Box 67
Headton, Okla.
WALL PAPER BUSINESS FOR SALE
My wallpaper Business In Sioux city:
best possible opportunity In i've grow
Ing city. ~ onc-haf factory price Good
ronsons George Elerd, Sioux city.
FOR sALft-Telephone exchange N
town Of about 100 paying $3.50 per
month. J, Y. care Oklahomnn.
FOR sALE--lnterest In a b.chair barber
shop; terms J. W, care Oklahoman.
HARDWARE stock for
sale for cash, no trades,
consisting of hardware,
stoves, harness and imple-
ments; located in one of
the best agricultural sec
tons of Oklahoma, close to
Oklahoma City; 25x100
building (brick) and ware
house, $40 rent. This stock
will bear the closest investi-
cation and is a money
maker. Only reason for
selling, both members of
firm in army draft. Parker
& McCrac,ien, Tuttle, Okla.
FOR SALE or LEAsE-At once, first
class barber shop. IN good oil town:
t-chair equipment; $1,000 cash sale! $500
lease for year. Phone 1851. Morris, Okla 4.
RoI 1871. Mrs c. A. Morgan,
DRUG STORE FOR SALE-Good store
In good oil town; reasons for selling.
w. ". Yesser. Fl Dorado. Kan
| FOR SALE-A good 2-chair barber shop.
! doing n good business; In Arteslan ho-
! tel at Sulphur. Okla; good reason for
ceiling \ G. DeGroodt. Sulphur. Okla.
| FOR sALE-One cafe and rooming house
doing 5000 per month. viii sell on
easy terms Address +. q. Box $50
Plcher oka
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

THE BEST bargain In city, white Rotary
atd Singer late models cheap for
CaHh Z terms CAN me Tor repairs. Re.
tponsible Mupl, 93l2.J d. b Dillon,
nU9 A. 9Th
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TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT

OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER Co
~ Y Robinson. Walnut $50.
Typewrlters bought and sold. rented
and repaired, new used and rebuilt
SAFES AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
New and second hand. Right prices
WESTERN BANK SUPPLY CO..
5li West Main 81 Phone Walnut 1bl
SAFES and vault doors. new and second.
hand, all Sizes IN stock, for immediate
delivery. nght prlcrs si2 West Main.
EN)R Addressagraph $50. several
thousand address plates: also w pal.
ton adding machine, tish, cost 5000 See
Gregory, custodian, Grain Exchange
Bldg
FOR sALE-New Royal No. 10 typewrlt-
er, cheap for cash. s22 West Main.
AMERICAN typewriter Co. sells and re-
pairs ull kinda Of typewrlters for less
than Others Write for prices and de-.
scriptlnn ~ our rc-hullts and save mon
ey 'lOlih West Main. Oklahoma City.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR sALD--Two second. ha nd boilers n
In tie mnrKet, II will pay you 10 inves'
tgAte thess Wylla Bros. Co. 32S West
Grand.
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MISCELLANEOUS TRADES

TO TRADE-Slr lots In Britton for q
plano. Phone Walnut 692S-R
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

BARGAIN-Llght Six. B-passenger. part
cash, balance like rent, car Is In per
feet condition extra good tires. Write
or call and IRE tho car owner. 2l6 n.
Harvey
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BANK

All m controlling interest Of 10000
capital. good farming community and oil
field eastern Kansas Must sell quick.
Phone Maple 1SlS-R or address box 3is.
lulcrcn'ence kpusNs
FOR SALE-An Insurance agency real
estate and loan business. farm and
city insurance; will bo drafted. bar
gain. II B T., i05h u Ave, Lawton,
Okla.
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KoDAKS. FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
We do superior work Write Tor price
l'st We do not sacrifice quality for
speed Westfal Drug Company. Okla
hnma city
FILMS developed free on trial roll, prints
De- up 10 2iaNi't, new brilliant finish
Mail 10 Camera CO.. $50 North Mckin-
ley Oklahoma city. Okla.
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. ATTENTION

Dr T c. Burns Ia serving his country.
has Paige roadster, In hest Of condition.
cannot Use n In France Zee this car
Paige Motor Co s05 ~ broadway. Wal.
nut 6h2l
SrU DEBAKER roadster, 1918 SIX; Eood
~ new, will trade for equity IN Inn,
proved property Conarroe Walnut 500
tORp FOR SALE 1918 model; speedo-
meter Yale lock, practically new. ib7b
Walnut JSsJ, room o
FuR sALE-A 1917 Ford In good run
ming order with all new tree Inquire
i0s W, 10th
BRAND NEW OAKLAND ROADSTER
] have - new Oakland roadster that \
must sacrifice this week. will take part
cash and h'hnrr IN payments can NJ
k'rur, Walnut tiNt
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

DUoFoLD. sectional bookcase. s-piece
dining room suite, all In fumed oak;
also 5-piece crcassiGn bedroom suite,
practically new Must be sold by Frldny
Wal 1928.
FOR sALE--One gns range and one gas
heater. 1911 II. 7th.
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES
STOLEN CARS
HAY AND GRAIN

--~r --- ~ 10 w b . a .-.- ~ e ss-y
FOR SALE Two carloads of good prairie
hayi come and see Geo briggs Stroud.
Okla Route 40. l.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APApTMENTS FOR RENT
Phone Walnut 4033

fOR RENT-A furnished 7-room bun
gnlow. bed and table linen etc cont
pl,te possession at once. Can Walnut
hGGG ]
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OFFICES AND STORERoOMS
FOR RENT
PHONE PBX-Sl

Moving Packing Storing and shipping
RED BALL TRANSFER a STORAGE
o.. COMPANY.
ttflce and Warehouses 1855 West Flrr'
il7-ll9 North Lee ST.
bToREROuM, 2O6 " end. eoHloo: track.
age. No. I location. wholesale OF retail
John Alternately. Walnut go
ton RENT--Nicc office room. Walnut
1895.
tOR RENT-Al or part offices. fur-
nished or unturnlshed See Gregory.
custodian, Grain Exchange Bldg
toR R.NT-store building, at zoo North
Harvey
OFFICE FOR RENT-On second flood OF
Colcord building VIII rent desk spac,
preferred Wal 1881
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

Cadillac roadster perfect condition
Buick passenger. runs Ike nav, a
bargain
Pierce Arrow speedster
H. H. GARDNER
Walnut 1918 Walnut 1885
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BANK STOCKS, BONDS
AND LOANS
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

RYE SEED for sale. s. per bushcl G.
@ Ahernathy. Il. r. II No 3, Okla
homl city Phone R-i, Oklahoma city
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TRACTOR, GOOD CONDITION, sUIT.
ABLE FOR THRESHlNG WYLlE
bros, 526 WEST NhND AVE
FOR SALE--Second-h hand bank safe,
with time lock. cheap 922 West Main.
FOR SALE-small fire. proof safe. chap,
suitable for residence 022 West Main,
BURN OIL and save coal. Patrlcks oil
burners give tho same convenience as
gas. they have been used successfully
for cooking and heating for the past five
years. We have thousands OF satisfied
users 4 you want a burner that gives
satisfaction, get Patrick's II will do the
work. Sold through dealers and agents
American Heating Co $50 H. Srd,
POPCORN. peanut ard hamburger wa.
gon W Armstrong. Woodward. Okla
FOR SALF,-Stock and poultry food and
remedies. all brands, complete stock
on hand at half price two packages for
the price OF one. 922 West Main
Z SAT- G.o'ery counter and shelv.
ing. cheap. good stuff. no junk. 922
West Main.
JEWELERS. bench and tools. Harry
Goodnce. Yukon. Okla.
FOR sALE-Benutfu genuine red Fox
scarf; bargain. Walnut 3l9l.
FOR SALE-Ivory reed baby carriage.
reasonable 35l W. Noble. Apartment J.
FOR SALE--New tlj Wrdrobe trunk
Tor $50 s3l Il. 5th.
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BUILDING MATERIAL AND
LUMBER.

SECONDHAND lumber Including tim.
bers, two cars, Sin. bridge plank new
lum .cF AatIle 5i,.
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bOl. sulphur, Okla.
ON ACCOUNT or GOING TO WAR
VIII sell my restaurant and cold drinlQ|
stand In tho very heart Of the city q
Drumright. Okla and N you want ID
buy this place come and see this grea
money maker Ms this is Il rare OppOrtuni1
y 20 get into good paying business.
Write or phone II. l. Cohen. prumrlght.
Okla
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FOR SALE : l5.sO INTERNATIONAL
TRACTOR, GOOD CONDITION, SUIT.
ABLE FOR THRESHlNG WYLlt
.BROS. 326 WEST NNhND AVE
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FOR SALE OR LEAsE-At once, first
class barber shop, IN good oil town:
lease for year Phone 1881. Morris, Okla.
BoI 1877. Mrs e. A. Morgan.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
Will SON'SPRESENCE
IS INDISPENSABLE
LEADING LONDON NEWSPAPER
SAYS PRESIDENT HAS DONE
INcALcULABLE SERVICE.
ALL INTERNATIONAL DFAL|STS
Discussion Preceding Conference by
Allied Representatives Are Of
Most Vital Importance.

LondOn-The times prints a long
leading editorial headed president
Wilson's Visit to Europe" After re-
ferring to political discussions now go
ing on in America, the article con-
tinueS:
These debates are on the domestic
affairs of the American people. To u.s.
the President is the head not OF a
party but OF the people. Even if there
is bias here to one or the other of
the American parties-and there is
mott would not affect our attitude
on the President of the American re-
public. Wilson has done incalculable
service for the allied cause in the war
and his name is one to conjure with
in Europe.
I'VE are all idealists now in inter
national affairs and look to him to
help us realize these ideals-to recon
struct out of this welter a better and
fairer world
I'VE hope party controversy will
not prevent him from coming to Eu-
rope, for even more important than
the actual conference are the discus
sions by the allied Representatives
which must precede it. To these
Wilson's presence is not only desira-
BILE but indispensable"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
GREAT LAND CASE
VERDICT RENDERED
SAID TO BE LARGEST TRACT OF
HARDWOOD TIMBER EAST OF
THE MISSISSIPPI.
FOREIGN INTERESTS IN CASE
United States Court Puts Stop to Liti-
cation Covering a Period OF
Several Years.

Asheville-The largest money judg-
ment ever returned in federal court
in this state has been granted M. e..
Cozad against the Whiting Manufac-
turing Company for $275,OO0 by Judge
James E. Boyd in United States dis
trict court here. The judgment in
wolves 10000 acres of hardwood tim
Der in Graham county, said to be the
largest single tract of hardwood tim
Der east of the Mississippi The In
vestment Registry Company of Lon
don, England, and the Union Trust
Company of Toronto bondholders for
the defendant company, we're interest
ed in the case. The case has been be-
fore the court for several years, and
the ending of the litigation now prom
Uses to open up developments in this
great tract of timber.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
For Kinston Union Denot.

Kinston.-The chamber of com
merce has taken up with the corpora
ton commission at Raleigh the local
union passenger station matter, which
has been on the shelf for some
months. A letter to the commission
urges that the Atlantic Coast Line and
Norfolk Southern Railroads be re-
CURED to erect the station at once.
The depot was provided for years
ago. The ground is now held at Cas-
well and East streets. The compa-
MES and the chamber of commerce
were unable to get together on the
plans for long time, until a few
months ago, when all but one or two
minor differences were Strengthened
out. Then the war had reached it's
stride, the roads had been taken over
by the government and the chamber
OF commerce abandoned it's fight to
have construction started until after
hoStIlities had ceased.
Prompt action by the commission IN
q present possibility.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
Closing Order is Rescinded.

Salisbury.-The board of health has
rescinded it's closing order which has
been in effect for seven weeks on ac-
count of the presence of Spanish in
huenza. The situation has cleared
up considerably and it is thought that
with the individual quarantine and
placarding it will not be necessary to
prevent public gatherings to keep the
entire community under quarantine.
The city schools were allowed to
open and the churches, movies and
Otner places of gatherings were like
wise taken from under the ban.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
SPANISH LNFLIIFN7I
Do Not Fear When Fight,
a German or a Ger
By DIR. NJ. COOK

The cool fighter always wins
there is no need to haoo,a@ and ~
! stricken. Avoid fear and cro,,, panic
ercise in the fresh air and nroot, e.
three c's: A Clean Mouth I've tas
Skin and Clean Bowels. To Oeaa
the poisons that accumulate With, ot
body and to ward off an attach ~ tl'
influenza bacillus, take q ooa, VI The
regulator to move the bowels 80 C I've
one is made up of May-apple, leavo sa
aloe, root of jalap, and is 70 'eS o.
at any drug store, and called "p1o. lad
Purgative Pellets ''0Salt
If a bad cold develops, 20 to bos
up well, drink freely of hot 1on wrap
and take a hot mustard fon l4 t%s
Have the bedroom warm but w or,Oat,
tilated. Obtain at the noaroa4 VeN
store "Anuric Tablets" 70 a,s, uf0g
kidneys and control the noina n tAe
aches. Take an "Anurfc" tahlot and
two hours, together with cop;ons d s.efy
of lemonade. If a true case 90 i
enza, the food should be simnlo su +nlo
broths' milk, buttermilk and ice.croa ns
but 1t is important that food ho ' c
regularly in order to keep up nati Hnsn
strength and vitality. After tho oaL
attack has passed, which is gana ".ue
from three to seven days, the svstaI
should be built up by the use of o noa,
iron tonic, such as "Irontic" tablot eVVl
be obtained at some drug stores .,
that well known blood-makpr oo VI
herbal tonic made from roots and ho ~nu
OF forest trees-sold everywhere 40 ~
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
orphanage Destroyed by Fire.

Hickory.aFire completely destroy
ed the 2O-room main building of the
Baker Mountain orphanage, eight
miles from Hickory, entailing a loss
of between $4,000 and $4,000. M. H.
Johnson is manager of the home,
which is operated under the auspices
of the Seventh Day Adventists, and is
caring for some so children. The orr
gin of the fire was not known, Mr..
Johnson first noticing the attic of the
building in flames. The wooden struc-
ture burned like kindling. It has not
been determined whether the build
ing will be replaced.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
Splendid Gift hy Snrunt-

W1lmington-Dr. James Sprunt has
presented the First Presbyterian
church with an organ costing over
$l3'OOO, to be installed during the next
three months, the donation being in
the nature of peace" offering in
mat Dr. Sprunt would like to COM
memorate the great victory of the
allles and the end of the war. Dr.
Sprunt desired to make some gift to
slgnal1ze the coming of peace and
could think of nothing more needed
IMAM new organ in the First church.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
BOYS GOT PRICED PILLOWS
Brides Idea That of All True Cit
zens-Nothing Could Be Too
Good for the Soldiers.

They were pillows like your moth
er'S and mine. The little bride had
made them and stuffed them to com
Portable popping with real goose
feathers.
She had raised the geese from fluffy
goslings and had picked them. No
penitentiary striped ticking was used
but a material of delicate blue, spriD'
killed. with pink rosebuds. Oh, but these
pillows were the pride of the home
loving heart of the little bride, whose
young husband is lover there" Yet
she sent the six pillows last week to
the sick soldiers at Fort Harrison.
eff Jim comes back we can buy new
pillows" she said-''that is if we have
the money. If we haven't we can do
without.
ooh, but those geese were trouble,
but when / think of a soldiers head
resting on those pillows, I'm convinced
that the last pesky gosling has paid
for its raising. ''-IndlanapOlis News.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
PRESIDENT TALKS TO filters
WHO ARE FAR AWAY IN AIR

Notwithstanding a radio tele-
phone, installed on the south portico
OF the White House, President Will
son directed the maneuvers of half a
dozen army airplanes flying over the
Potomac river several miles away.
The telephone as used was adjusted
for three to five or six miles. It is
similar to the instruments used by
American aviators in France, the Sc
cret of which was disclosed after the
armistice was signed.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28

W1nston-Salem. The women OF
NORTH Carolina secured 28,198 sub
scrlbers for Liberty bonds of the
FOURTH series and sold Slabs, 300 of
the bonds, according to the report of
Mrs. R. H. Latham, state chairman.
which was made public. The states
entire quota was $4,000, 900 and the
women sold S5 per cent of the states
quota.
me women's committee of Neck
lenburg couny led the state bv selling
% 1zo,OOO of bonds and Guilford was
second with 1,183,35O.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
AMERICAN ARMY is MARKING
TIME ON SOIL OF GERMANY

American Army of Occupation-The
front line of the American army of
occupation rested along the Luxem-
berg German border on the Saur river
and thence along the HToseHe river to
the region east of Remich. The Am
erican army will mark time until fur
Their orders. At least three or four
days are expected to pass before the
next move is made toward the German
border
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
HOWLS OF EMIGRATION GREET
STAGGERING GERMAN Ex-HEIR

Amsterdam.-When the former Ger
man crown prince arrived at the Zuy-
der Zee fishing town of Enkhuysen, he
received a different welcome than he
encountered elsewhere in Holland.
AS he descended from the railway
car with a staggering gait and wear
ing a fur coat, bowls of execration
arose from the thousands gathered
outside the station gate
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
Raleigh Plague Summary

haielgh--While all certificates
nave not been received, partial re-
o'rfs show that PIG people died in
raleigh township during the month of
october 16O dying in the CITY OF
raleigh, and it is estimated that
1our-hfths Of these deaths we're caus.
ed by influenza.
VIII be some time before Regis
ter w. T. Davis. OF the vital statistics
""reau' can make public the exact
""mher Of deaths from Influenza h,,t
us report viii he made as soon avs all
returns are received, '--'
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
DEATH OF LAST SURVIVING
CHILD OF GEN. r. e, LEE

Richmond Va.-Miss Mary Gusts
Lee, sole surviving child of Gen. Robt.
E. Lee, died after brief illness at
Virginia Hot Springs. No announce
ment has been made as to the funeral.
but the body is expected to be placed
beside that of her father in the vault
OF the Lee mausoleum. Since the
death. of her brother Capt. Robt. E.
Lee, Miss Lee has bee,n the sole sur.
wing child of the great Confederate
chieftain.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
LEMBURG AND ITS ENVIRONS
CAPTURED BY POLISH TROOPS

Copenhagen. = Polish troops cap
tured Lemberg, the capital of Galicia,
and it's environs, according to the Pol
ish Telegraph bureau at Cracow.
There had been heavy fighting in
and about Lemberg since early in
November when Ukrainian troops
entered Galicia and captured the city
by surprise
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
RICHMOND is TO BE ONE
OF AIR MAIL TERMINALS

Richmond, Va.-Rich1nond has been
selected as one of the terminals for
the air mail route to be established
south from Washington, according to
the announcement made this evening
by Assistant Postmaste: General Otto
Praeger.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28
500 FORMER OFFICERS OF
RUSSIAN ARM" MURDERED

Stockholm.-The boIsheviki have
been guilty of terrible excuses in
Petrograd in the last few days. accord
ing to a dispatch from Abo, Finland,
to The Aftonbladt. Five hundred for
mer Russian army officers are report
ed to have been murdered.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28

Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt Of New
York is the official "godmother" of the
italian Alpine soldiers.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28

Nearly all political candidates are
under treaty obligations.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28

PRESIDENT Wilson signed the rood
proouctlon stimulation bill with the
zones rider, and consequently the
Un'ted States will be bone dry" from
June 30 next until the time whan tho
oemobillzation of it's fighting forces
mas Deen completed. The imnortatiop
OF all Intoxicating drinks stons at
ne except that wines may be i'm
ported until May 1, 1919. The LIQUOR
.nlerests may contest the const,tr.
t1onality of the law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29

Washington and Baltimore. was the
guest a few days since OF his brother,
E D Niche.
Clifton Collins. OF Richmond. was
guest this week of friends In the
city.
c. r. Gooding, OF Washington Wis
tied relatives here this week. return
ing home. accompanied by his wife
and little daughter. who have been
spending the past two weeks with rel
atives here.
c. c. Niche, OF Richmond, was a
guest this week OF his sister. Mrs.
Robert G. Watkins,
Ray McIane, OF Washin gton. was
guest this week OF Mrs Jeane Me-
Lane He expects shortly TO sail for
France
Mrs. r. B. Goodioe is spending
some days with her sister, Mrs, Sam
pannill. in Norfolk
Lieutenant Alonzo Jones, Jr.. who
has been instructing AT Plattsburg. n.
Y. stopped over Wednesday with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. A L. Jones,
en- route to Lexington. where he has
been assigned for military instruction,
Robert Hunt has returned TO the
University OF Virginia having spent
his vacation with his parents here.