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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
A. & E. SCORES WINNING
RUN IN TENTH FRAME

lCOntinucd from Eighth FAGcD
in with a smashing two-hagGe- TO deep
center.
The teams each annexed run III the
eighth. Davis. the first y. *. l.. man
20 face SkagEs in that inning. walked.
went TO second on Johnson's sacrifice
reached third when SkaEEs pitched
wild into home and scored when oliver
Let DeBcrry's sroundcr pass
Kuyk iead-of man for the college in
The eighth, drove out a single through
shorts.cp. Knight sacrificed and kuyk
went down TO the midway station. Then
kuyk got 20 third on a passed ball by
Lewis and came in on LcwjS's Wild
,E-ow 70 third.
Af,e~ This I, was nip and ;uCk with
10 + -.res Every inch of ground was
fought for rith every bit OF pep That
either team could master. bat an UNI
cs-a~d run by the visitors in the tenth
-. an end 20 the proceedings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
DEATHS.


DENooN.- Entered into rest at her home in
TINS ;tiy May LIS; az -. 9.sl9cl, \;
DENooN. daughter OF the late Samuel -.
and Elizabeth = Dcuvon.
Funeral private AID intcrmcnt will bc
mad" In tho family sc.tiun in Hollywood
tcmctrry.
son of the late ltichurd aud Ida G. Noci.
NOON at > o'clock from The, rr,n,irnrc OF his
cousin; Mrs ! Tyler Jobs1n. 10 H3rth
Fitth street. services at the grave In Hot
lywood Friends invited To attend.
WEli.S.,Dicd. ut ~ NJ THURSDAY. Nav
rr,: IT. "a" rcS'lsn:H OF hIr rIsTtS ns
oldest daughter OF Judv" aud Mrs, Ernest
II. Wells IN tn" eighteenth wear Of her age.
Funeral from Central Methodist church
rillS tFllbAl) AFrERNooN at O'Clock
ii;St \ NJ al his rcsid"H,. s,i South
rm" stree. NELSON, *. wIIIrE. in Tho
seventy NTH year of his
Tho funeral Will take place MORROW
SATURDAY. AFTERNOON -sEa o'clock
from Laurel street ". r.. Church. Inter
mcut IN hollywood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE


8isoe7s jackson. Gaa9-l McM-..-1-
dresser. C3be, Nszcn Es.E,z- ,.f.
Niu, 90, S7e0es- T-o-bas= hits
base h!rs-We1ve. jackson He MAJ
stolen baSeS-Schali. Cotc NcN-' q.
90. Sacrifice h.;- Wiz. Sa--@ce 'tss
- Young. Neach. Lei; on hases-Cr--
caEo. -; petroi:. & Fl-s. case -
cr7ors-Detro!t, !. EaseS on bz'ls---t
James. !; off ki,.!o . OF f.5e- &.
OF Danfocth, 4 iI;ts-o5 James {
,none on; IN nrsi :un.usl o." N.l53.
in innings; of Fzbe- in -.
rings: of Dantor;h - n .ru:75 ~
Woifans. in inning S;-urk out
hy nkal!io. .; hy FsSe-. 2 hy Dan
forth, .. Passed bsU-Sp"nce- W..
ming pitcher. ka..io, LOSING pitcher
panforth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
81 NDtS BALI. X OPPOSED
BN PEOPLE or PHILADELPHIA

FT3TI.ADr.PIIlA. May ..-Thc pro-
puSaI that the baseball parks be thrown
open sunday for the use OF tho -. oO0
soldiers and sailors stationed in phila-
g inHii J. cncountcr!nG much oppos. tiou
from Leaders OF religious orders The
movement Tor sunday games began
when the American League team offered
Sibcrt Park for tho purpose. Mayor
'mith approves O! sunday games among
cn!istcd men played under stringent
regulations and ii is stated that CAV
eminent officials arc considering tho
matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
It'd. WANTS
TIMES DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
standardized and lndeXed tor Quick
lteftrcnrn

reference.
lee = line Sunday.
sc 4, liuc DAILY.
&c - line Tor 5 consecutive iuscrtIona
t2c "A line Tor CONSECUTIVE inScrtions
Sl.'O ltnc for 80 consecutive luscrlluus
MuimuuI of lines IL allowed.
Minimum charge - Ccn;a
count b words the iIne and "A line, to
TIE inch.
T. NJ saturdays the day before pub
iiIhlloh VIII receive proper class tcai ions
ADVERTISEMENTS received alter that nour
MIL bS placed III tho Too Late - Glass
ny column
TELEPHONE.
Telephone your Want Ads. TO The Times
Dispatch, iiandoipn /. when you nnu Il
more CONVENIENT To DO so. ana they VIII
u" TAKEN at Office rates
SCRSTAfioNS FoK I'D. WANTS
Times Dispatch Branch Offices ale main
taIhcu M practically every DruE Store IN
Inc city Tor the convenience ut the pubic.
Want Ads are accepted Uy them AT resu-
lar VitiCc rates.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch ONCE Times Dis pat.. 1904 Hull
81. Telephone Randolph 1903.
PErEHSBUEIi
Times Dispatch branch aip North S1Ca.
more Sttcct. phone rcicrsbur: 225.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
new WAR IS DECLARED
!. ON MOONsH|NE STILLS
Revenue Agent =. X. Bramc To Break
Up Practice in This
State.
JOINS FORCES WITH PETERS
= 'rohibition Commissioners, Collector
Uf Internal Revenue and Cnitcd
States Marshal Ia Cooperate III
Policing Entire District.

Elaborate and detailed plans for The
policing and patrolliuc "f the moon
shino district in tho western part OF
the state have been carefully laid out
by Revenue Agent : Il Rram' and
are being carried out With the aid ana
ro.opcrAtion OF Commissioner o; Fgo-
hlbitjon Peters and United states Mar
Shall t. g. Burch. Of the Western dis
trio, Of Virginia II is hoped iha; this
plan will make mooush!nins IN Viz
siria an impossi bilit,-
United states Marshal Burch and
Commissioner OF Prohibition rctors
have lent Mr.. Bran. the assistance ot
: many OF their mon a they could
spare and together with the large force
OF the revenue agent, which has bccn
increased 10y Collector Of Internal
Rerfnuc Moncure. the body presents
Il rk,her large array of we'll trained
<g.tsn for this work.
rho old moonshinins district has
been divided in sections and four cN-
pcr;ly trained men aided with the as
s;stance OF An experienced clerk keep
continuous patrol 1t is figured that
every post. which Is subsection OF
tho section. and every foot OF the old
moonshinc district can he covered in
detail every day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
ATLANTIC COAsr LINt. RAILROAD coz
fANI.
.iITCiiDBiiES



Hui'K Tor sale lggh; -iA touring. IN *
"ell"nt condition. II III. care Times Dis
uatch
CHALMERS H,,A DSTr:N tor sale Apply
lnncs Motor ar toillpany
FORD 1918. deliver once: n.w car
ltoGlcyard ISL 22oO Grove Avenue.
fORD-l.Is new c-tou truck Tor sale
tou.cNard ISL ZOO GroS" Avenue
FORD touring car 1916 .a.5: Ford touring
used very iitt.o. ii.J: Ford touring
Sar good condition. $500 4 r Ti!lcr, 1905
Wcst BROAD.
OVERLAND TON TRUCK .or sale rrac.
il,nllv now. large h3Gy. Price. 500 can
iMI l:as, M.n Strnot.
Nri.it. passenger. pN"rlaud 81 messenger.
l!urmoh,le 90 passenger. Interstate j-!,.s-
-"n="r S:,5; ChUin,r- 5.pa-scuEtr i3a5.
Ford delivery. steel body. Mitchell g. pa
S"rCor $40. hudson Six 7-uasScugcr. i.ozir-
,-passcnGcr. Butch Sedan. Pierce Nrro-.
ii'nnus!nc. 500. Atlantic Motor COMPANY
-. Vest iiroAi street
AUToMpBILES = Sevct- passenger lud -ou
six. Ods Eight. cole Fou- Ford tourIn.
car :l2 North Eighth Street
BARGAIN I:NTRApRul$ARY
= 200 ton truck splendid running order
for 500 Richmond Smith Form Truck
60. D. ID Armstrong. M.rager. 1878 West
!r@ad Phone Boulevard $50.
GOOD used CARS cheap $cwIy painted
k"ehIer Motor Co" Ryland ana Broad.
FOL; sale tn. following cars: REQ s-pas-
ScnGcr. $500; Mitchell. F-cy!indcr roaIstnr
S!3"; faiEc- Detroit roadster. $50. Can 10
seen sunday hctpc"n " ana s Church min
Motor company. TWENTY sikh amd Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
Southern As,ociatiou.

~ New Orleans New Orleans. ):
Bir'u.Hsh ham. :?
y; NashviIIc-Nash :. Mem.
phis. =
\; Chattanooga Chattanooga ;: Lit.
II. Rock. -
II Monte Mobile. :: Atlanta. (.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE. t,

Nc: ICE.
THE SouTiiEnN nlncll BEER CON-
tered and .rki%.ins Under ,hS laws of Tho
the Office or the Secretary or Common
wealth and with tho clerks or1lce OF tho
Ihanccry Court OF the city OF Richmond.
q d.scrirtion. NTH Sketches thereof. OF the
tS bottles. siphons. cascs, crates, boxes
and Kegs as follows:
ON one sid" Of its nino 90 ounce bottles.
IN a circular and doublc line effect. ~
co. RICHMOND. VA"
bottles. in "a straight. double limo effect at
an 'ngl" ~ about " degrees. It's firm name.
'SotTiit:ltN iiIRCIi REEt co. y IL on -
aud around The sidca thereof and near the
@ @mit:TiMoE E'5lS y BOTTLE NEVER SOLD
ON Tvs" skies Of others "r ns 6 i-2-ounce
bottles. III special engraved design rs
trad" mark "rERFEcro.'' aud around tn"
lTsc OF hotties in double lines PROPERTY
Or ,S'hfTt!EH g. hiRG Tl.,, HEEH CO. INC
boxes and kegs. has caused 10 bc ,,rint c,j
Or stnn'iicd i's Arm name. SOUTHERN
Bik'tt BEER co. inca EIIHMoSD VA
Ill persons. iirms. corporations. Junk and
second hand bette dos!"rs. arc hereby
~: 'rIs'; cover u". or otherwise hcr,cn
tho hotties. siphous. cases. oratcs l". ~
'ni Kegs. property 81 tn" Southern, I!irr n
Beer 60. Inc. l'"a ring It's naincs ma RI. :.
anu devices as described and SGT Jor,h
az, .hoN". without - written consent. under
, Tt|"H ,,'nd%r - hand and seal ,hi, 9Th
SoIrilERN BIHCII REER 60 iSr,
~ ;. N.l.'tN Secretary Treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
JOE JACKSON MAY FINISH
SEASON WITH CHAMPIONS
White Sol Manager lake. News Of
Probable Loss Of Player. in
Patriotic Manner.

GEEENNILLE Q. May i-joc
Jackson, who Yesterday was 7iaced iu
class by the district dra:; hoard pro-
4hably will he able 20 nu!sN thu season
with The Wk!to sos. jack pns order
numbC- IS Gar. .dau'n the lis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
DEATHS.

,hAt:i.rrN.-pl"a. Thursday. May :. iaIS.
at l:tI l. NJ 1T I'll. residence al hcr hus-
band N"ii"lH. ~ KATE y: wifi. OF S y.
ihIrt"n. AMI d.u-ht.r of Mrs j y Eui-
lock. OF ihiS clay. SIT" leaves to mourn
th"ir loss. husband n"th.r. ono daughter.
i.utt!" Y charlton. 81 Norfolk. Ma. SiX
sisters. Mrs. l.. = bennington. "t Forts
mouth. Va: Mrs. W. ". ''hauniuE. Misses
Ncili". .iosi". b",ia ana i.tma bullock. OF
this city. ;.l.o ono brother, Al. bullock.
OF Hchutuid.
Funeral notice In evening papers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03

NV lVF.IN- NAY = sam NIun.
utility "Utuc!dcr Of the Nankccs vino
cam" - the club from Tho southern
Association this spring, loft here to.
N Sht Tor a southcru cantonmcni. lie
VA ON" of IiuEEns's moss promising
Youngsters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03

OFFICE BOY - W an e d, al
once. Good opportunity for
young man to learn business.
f %, care Times-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
LODGES AND SOCIETIES.

y stated communication OF Tcmris
IA i.odr'. No. . y. j.. & a NJ. will
" t." h.'. a, Masonic T"mplc. corner
w Adams aud iirnau Streets. FRIDAY
EVENING. May .. 1918. at ! o'clock. Mem
bcrs at sister lodges and transient brethren
a Cordiallt invited to meet with MS
Ey order oil worshirful master.
CliAS. II. MASON.
500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
=. VI. \. Defeats .reenbrier.


STAUNTON Va. Nav Surra1sf,,.
a.ts ih the ninth inning with ono man
ont scored three runs to-day. and gave
N;aunlon Military Academy Il 5-io-%
N.ctcrH over the Grecubrier School oil
IVES; Virginia Turlcv. center uclder
for Tho visitors made two triples. one
double and Il single IN four times ~
hat. score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
.4.NNOUNIEhiENTS
CARDS Oh. l,iIANkS.

iliE iImiiy OF III" tat. y. I. Luck wish
I" thruh their friends a. tn" many Kind
h"S~'s show" them during their recent be-
ro.i V,mcut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
USED CAR VALUES.

1910 furd. O-passcnger.
1915 Grant six. J.p asscnEer
LII Jtuumobiie. - passenger
l;!. fIupnvbi,s. 5-pa.Scrgcr
lyli liupItIot,il'. = passenger
1tlJ hudson. 7-passcnvcr
los National. a. lasscugcr
These har- been rut g., o., -,
c"naui@n and ,:'ust he sold In n"xt TON n,:a
TERMINAL MOTOR co. INC.
Ran. 42Gl. Ninth and CARY Stu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03

NIGHT WATCHMAN wanted Highest ref
crcnCcs required Chesterfield Apart. Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03

DISPr.>S ti.--Wautcd. SOFA dispenser Mus
give reference, lee speedy. clean, and UT
der.tanG tho business. Good salary: per
'n.ucu, position We furnish the inci
fhlcon.r's rnatmacy Newport News. Nh.
KUtIlS7--WHried, druggist at ono,
sixth Ward Pharmacy. Petersburg, Va,
OF large eNpoTisHco particularly wifi
steam boiler as !n.r"c'o. for larSc in
~praNrC yopIparS. Address. Eivin. age. oS
p.ri"nce. reference aud salary expected. !;
- Munro II .tDclt Building. Baltimore MI
FARM HAND Wanted farm hand I,
WORK small iarm ~ ri'lcs from city o.
trolley line. Good waScs House TO iiT
IN. Vic :" GO coo.iinr for family. .tJdrc,
Count. caro- Timex pisnstch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
LOST AND FOUND.


liI.h'E II-ESt-I.".t between Marshall
,, smd Ninth and Ai"ms ;"d Hroad, h,a ;,S
tickets. call boulevard a:i,
CAnp CASE. With contcnts, SATURDAY
-. itoN .ao Scot, Cunningham
LOST. amsthyst ana pearl min. nroad Street
car, between Harrison a-d T>nth. across
Eleventh "nG Twelfth. or on iiroad and
Maj; Main car heWHrd II len a. 81 Luke
Of the post Office u negotiable notes. rhe
hmd"1 VII be- hh@rally r..w".rd"d u ,he
of the Savings Department of III" First
National Bank.
rI ,.iS, on i'r2ah Street. he,wccn
embroidered panel ANA Yoke OF la hy'- dress.
Finder nlons. nhon" Boulevard 1913 "
PURELY Personal. =
WILL party VIII" sont INC an Anonymous
lite, l",tsr WW.eanosgay. plssss ~ ms ~ or
.4N tor Same.
SPECIAL NOTICES. o
,,o,,, u j. hEoGS., t9rWGr,y OF M rt.! -.
- uLsased ~ meet her many friends
ATLANTIC COAST iiNt: RAiLtoAD con-
.r wnmins,on. y =. May i. 1915
The , board 81 Giresi"rs Of Ati"ntie Coas,
di,iGsnd % l.. -, esm, on The preferred
BOOKS ar. rlo,ed from ApriI 50 /" MsS y' H. IT,
jobs T. REID
1ilG a" 4ad ,"ys'@s o ne Moiua' A.yut
NE. socic!ys "Hic. ON MoNpAY. clay -.
q NpIiEt;T'r EI%,; Secr.,,ry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
CONDUCTORS AND MOTOR

with us. Age 10 to 30 years
Permanent employment to mel
Of good character. Apply . p
NJ. The Capital Traction Co.
Thirty-sixth and NJ Streets, y
W.. Washington. d. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03

LABOR MEN-Wanted. .ApplN
American Glass Works, Hos
pital and Mills Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03

Riehmone College.

= Z .--. - /. !. n D . D : d II
Richmond college G:0lt G0t c--3
-lUrs-: Two-aass hi,=-Hl,, I.y-
it16 Tl-ev-bes= h:,-N.l-e- Sacrifice
hits KIN, 90 kn.cr'. Davis. John
son. t-F pebsr.y. Lewis stolen bases
oliver, k4yE. t-). Do4U.e g.a w.
Northern 90 D.iys- % kuyf. Bases o.
oalls-ay SE4cs. b% DcBervy, a.
Ge.ts-s nifty >.s-cs T. Struck out
by SEeass : O." DcB@rry. {. Passed
halls Lew. ku=E Time OF Samc--
40 hc--. Imulre-- H~GS3eth
Richmond College WI! lock horns
Win ;hc William and May nine next
y sGne- aar =, stadium field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
i,I'Rt:LY pI:RSuNAI.

WILL party who Srnt an aIonyuiou,
letter Wednesday. please call mo ~; on
uhrnc. Want more Information and VII.
tor same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

NOTlCE--ro ny TrrtIds ana pubIic: Mt.
Is brook, formerly OF tao eii.t Ma
u"r"i Bank Barber shop Is nov located 1T
IucScr's Hotel barber Shop. whcrr she !. al
l. pleased - meet many friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03

AIIOMDHII:Eh : sevcn. passenger Hudson
six. Dlds Eight. Cole Fou- Ford tuurIu.
car :l2 NMriM ElEMiM Slrnci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03

HulrIl for sale, l.Eh, -iA touring: IN *
patch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
NOBRE TO FIGHT
DISMISSAL ORDER
Retains Counsel and
Threatens Suit Against
Director Datesman
REVELATIONS INTIMATED
City Surveyors Discharge
May Bar League Island Park
Contract Facts

Action will be taken against Director
Of Public Works Datesman by John NJ.
Nobre, city surveyor of the first dis
trict, who was dismissed from the city's
service on charges resulting from Sena-
tor vare's moral claim for $150,209.64
for work done at League Island Park.
- In this connection Nobre was charged
with. destroying and altering public
records and also with criticizing Chief
Albright, of the Bureau of Surveys, his
superior
Nobre said today that he had re-
tained former Judge Joseph p. Nc
Cullen as counsel He wi | fight the
case in the courts and there is every
indication that there will be some very
interesting inside information regarding
the contracts connected with League
Island Park. He would make no COM
ment on the charges.
Mr.. McCullen said the matter would
be taken up through the proper legal
channels in the courts, but declined to
enter into any discussion of the ease
at this time.
In the note of dismissal to Nobre
Director Datesman said:
"You are hereby notified of your dis
charge, to take effect December 10. for
destroying public records, altering
others, issuing false certificates, manipu'
Iating records so as to hide unauthorized
and illegal measurements for filling II
Of Government avenue, under contrac
for an Improvement of League 1slant
Park, as shown in your sworn statemen
of February %, 1918.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
LAWYERS RUNNERS BARRED
Attempt to Mulct Woman Results
in City Hall Order

Orders to clear the City Hall corridors
Of all lawyers runners have been is
sued again. as a result of an alleged
attempt to mulct the mother of sixteen
year-old Charles Schwenke, Green street
near Fourth.
sued.
Schwenlse was arrested yesterday
after a detective had watched him in
crowded store. He was held in S40O
bail for a further hearing next Friday.
A runner" told his mother he would
get the boy out for $50 and when she
told him she hadn't the money he
urged her to get 1t from relatives. She
appealed to Magistrate Macleary. The
magistrate Immediately notified Super
intendent Mills, and orders to keep the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
SUN AND TIDES

sun AND TIDES
Sun fises.. 1907 n mis- Sun sets.... 4:34 p m
Philadelphia
High water. 3l2 IN High water. 3;35 p IN
Low water. LOGS inflow water. II IL p m
Reedy Island
High water. 80. IA m High water. :35 p m
Low water. 1:O3 "A IN Low water. 7:i5 D IN
Breakwater
High water. 9:5S II mlHigh water. 10: :2l y IN
Low water. 3:29 "A inflow water. 4 :23 p m
Str Ericsson. McNamee. Baltimore, pas.
sengers and mdse. Ericsson Line.
CLEARED
gray lifeboat about twenty-five feet
long, was seen at latitude i2-5S longitude
90. 90 and reported as an obstruction
A sclfooner's deckhouse, painted white
with a water pump on top. was reported
to have been seen floating In latitude Al. 2t
longitude 90.
A giant iceberg. about $50 feet high, |,
reported about ninety miles off the coas
OF Cape Race, Newfoundland. There ar,
about nine dangerous bergs in that vicInit,
that are menacing the mariners going owe
the northern route.
Much concern is expressed IN maritime cir
cles about the two French mine sweepers
Carisoles and Inkerman which left For
william on November % and have beei
missing since. They are about 15O fee
long with four-inch guns mounted fore
Thirty men comprise the crew of each o
the mine sweepers.
The Mallory, Merchants and Miners
and Southern steamship lines, have beer
released from Federal control by Secretar!
OF the Treasury McAdoo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
GRAIN EXPORTER DIES
John Sterling Taylor Was Active
in Port DEVELOPMENT

John Sterling Taylor. a prominent
grain exporter and we'll known in mari
time circles, died at his home. 154 East
ness of four months.
Mr.. Taylor was born in this city. He
spent a considerable part of his early
life. in helping to develop the port of
Philadelphia. He was president of the
Philadelphia Grain Elevator Company
for twenty years, and also held the post
of vice president for a long period.
His father, Charles NJ. Taylor, built
the grain elevators at Port Richmond
and Twentieth and Callowhill streets.
The funeral will take place Monday
from his home. Services will be held
at Grace Episcopal Church, and inter-
ment will be in Central Laurel Hill
Cemetery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
OPPOSES GOLD COIN GIFTS
Federal Reserve Bank Suggests Paper
Money, Bonds or STAMPS

In the interest of the conservation of
gold the Federal Reserve Bank has again
discouraged the giving of gold coin as
Christmas presents and suggests the use
OF new paper bills Liberty Bonds, War
Savings and Thrift Stamps.
1t Is pointed out by the Reserve Bank
that ,nG objection to the use of gold coin
as gifts Is that we are not yet through
with war financing, and the problems
which will grow out of the war and the
reconstruction period will be live ones
for many years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
BRITAIN'S FLEET CROWS
Twenty.one Warships Added, Including
Four Fast Giants

London, Dec. 6.-(By A. P.).-The
names Of twenty-one additions to the
British battleship squadrons which have
joined the Grand Fleet since August,
1914, have been mentioned in news
paper articles since the signing of the
armistice. according to n resume pub
lished today.
Four of the vessels have been known
as the Hush" ships because of the
secrecy surrounding their design and
construction, They are thirty-knot
Glorious and Frivolous, nearly, 500 feet
in length and displacing 10000 tons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
AFTER COAL PROFITEERS
U. S. Court at Pittsburgh Subpe.
mas Several Penna. Companies

Pittsburgh, Dec. 6.-Cases against al
legged coal profiteers will be pressed Wig
orously. This became known today when
United States Attorney Il, l.. Crawford
asked Judge Charles =. Orr, in United
States District Court. to issue subpeoneas
calling upon several Pennsylvania coal
companies to produce records showing
their dealings with Canadian coal con.
Germs,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
MIDDLE CLASS UNITING
German Moderates Join Hands to
Oppose Socialists

Berlin, Dec. 6, delayed.-(By A. P.)-
A further step toward the formation of
united middle class front against the
socialists has been taken by the new
German Folks party, which is formed
from the left wing of the National Lib
erals. in deciding to coalesce with the
German Democratic party, organized re-
Gently, by Theodor Wolff. of the Berlin
Tageblatt. Negotiations also are under
way for the coalition of the Conserya.
tives and Social German National Folks
party
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06
BRITISH SHIPS ENTER REVAL
Respond to Urgent Request From
Esthonian Government

paris,r Dec. 6.-(By A. P.)--British
warships have entered the Russian sea-
port OF Reval, according to the Petit
Journal, in answer to an urgent request
from the Government of Esthonia.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-05-17
FARMERs CAN GET LOANS.
Stale viii Lend Money Over Crop
makIRa Season, Says Governor.

W. f. Holt is in receipt of a note
from Governor Lindsey that will ease
the minds of some Luna county farm
ers, who have hitherto had no infor,
nation ON the intention Of the state
10 continue or discontinue the max
imp of loans 10 farmers who desire
assistance Of the kind pending the
making of their crops. A good mum
her of these farmers have written TO-
ih. state council of defense and other
state organizations for information
on the subject. but without result.
Governor Lindsey states that the
state viii coniime 10 make the loans,
and that parties who have made coed
on past loans will have no difficulty
gettine the money again il they ask il.