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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-12
WANTS
0A
FoR SALE.

tOH SALE .--Oveglana Mndei "a
s.passepEer. in good running condi.
lion "a for A. : Hoover a. J
Abelrs store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-12

WANTED: To rent piano. upright
Address ". II. Care Daily Leader
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WAN rs
0AS
roR sALl

on SALE ~ four room house al
1901 u Okla Ave Cali at Conpress
FOR information
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-12
MI.CELLANEoUs

ACCOUNTS. Notes. Claims. all kinds
collected anywhere in World; no
charges unless we collect. Mays
Collection Agency. Somerset. Ky.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-12
WANT
CLASSIFIED
WANTED TO BUY

ASTED TO nrY 4 meAesn house
five or six rooms on Nrat side
Must be East oF six,eenih Si AlAo
five or six roomed house With several
lois on South East Guthrie pooiss
ANA ArmstfnnE Phone sae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-12

Wanted Statesmen and Saleswomen for
leather Geek covers. De Lake and
Twelve Sheet Calendars. Advertising
Novelties Liberal Commission: Ex-
elusive territory. BANKERS SUPPLY
CO.. Iowa City, Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-12
OIL LEASES AND PLArs

oil leases and township pla:s for
oil men, on sale at Leader Office
Also assignments. affidavits Of pos
session and affidavit AZ cash bonus
paid. All Of the latest forms. and
conform to oil leasing laws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-12
WANTED-sALEsMEN

Wanted Salesman calling on the hest
c.ass OF trade. Hardware and Lumber
pieferred) 10 handle two staple prod
ucrs as a side line Large commits
sions. Experience unnecessary. n
sou are hustler and mean business.
Address: Sales Manager. s23 American
National Bank Building. Richmond. va.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-12

SALESMAN For general mercantile
trade in Oklahoma TO sell NEW
proposition OF MERIT Vacancy now.
Attractive commission contract. s35
weekly for expenses. Miles y. Bixler
Co, Wholesale Jewellers. 22isI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
SALESMANSHlP CLASSES
Registrations for Entrance Under
Smith-iiuEhcs Vocational l:duca-
tiOnai Act Begin Monday.

Registration for the part time
classes in craftsmanship under the pro-
vision OF the Smith Hughes act, as adj
ministcrcd by the Federal board for
vocational education, will take place
on Monday between . and IL o'clock
in the committee room OF the Retail
.ierchants' Association, second floor.
Central National Bank Building, Third
and Broad Streets.
There arc to bc two classes. meet
ing for ono hour each. S;io TO 9:i5 and
10 to IL, on Mondays and Wednesdays
The courses will bc given in units OF
five weeks. No classes will be held
in December on account of the holt
day season, New classes will again be
through the year. The subjects to be
offered are store topics. such as APP
lroach to customer. talking up mer-
chandisc, closing the sale, use of sales
book. kinds Of sales. arithmetic, spell
ing and pcnmanhip as applied TO store
use. demonstration sales, study of tex
tiles from the raw material TO the fn-
iSncd product. etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
LEXINGTON RESULTS

gi IL un.forl s. ssc ST. rsr: Sib .' r.
roob. $3.50 $40. second Collie. ll3
lMorys). $40. third Time. liza 20.
Sparklcrr. Flash OF S;eel; Beauty shop. Va
pciSc il5 tMnK, s 5!O "' staa. sapo iTs,
second Brimiul. liz tConncllyl $500. Third.
Time. :0S 20. Astraca. Watering Lamp
ISI, , Xers,yw mgrTrSniinH k itd Johnson
Third racc--sX furlonrs-'raliv. las Coon
iponahucI. s2l 50. SOTO. second. Sun COLD.
loo West ernhoiml. S.. 20. third. Tim. l:il
Spcarlcn; Clairvoyant. Harry Brcivogcl.
Fourth race .nilc-Night Wind 100
SMITH. So. 81: $40. iirst; Fcrmhtndlcv.
10? ,iursfordI. $40. Sa.on second: Free
cutter. ~ connolly. $50. third. Time.
1872. H"rald Lucky u. also, ran.
fitth raC",-hye and one half furloncs-
Mad1aS ,itnSham iSS tH%rsn $50 s5sSS
second, Law, III lIonn;ilv., $40 third,
Lady DcJarn"tt also ran.
sixth ra"e--six furlonss- Saonarra. los
tSmithD: 81 go, $3.50, $3.50. first Hiaize:
II:ia -. rrim9gGro. pr TucF, Mountain
American. i'r"miuin and NJ. Bert Thurman
seventh rncc-mtlc and seventy yards
Baby lynch. us ,M""m"yl. 81 80 $40.
$3.50. second MARY licllc. 10 Ct;arn.rl. SIN.
third. Time. ~! -. Euingv. Salvalle.
old Miss. Eda Hermann. Jessie Louise.
Thinker also ram
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
NAVY SQUAD REPORTED
4 annapolis Has Many OF Its Last Years
Men on Cridiron .tsarc
Cation.

ANNAPOLIS, ND, September H.
y number OF the members OF the last
years football squad reported TO Coach
Dobc at the Naval Academy Monday
afternoon including w. IA Ingram.
captain and half-back. and one OF the
best backs that Navy has ever had.
Others who had long trips 10 make VIII
report tomorrow. and the fun squad
viii be here by Wednesday. The mid
shipmen are giving up n week Of their
short leave for this practice. the Acad-
envy not opening FOR week. others
who reported to-day arc: Graves and
Evans, ends: Mills, Doolins, Moore, Bal
reich and Cope, tackles and guards:
Clark, Rhodes and Coombs. backs.
None OF the n!dshipmcn's opponents
has canccicd its games, and the Navy
management expects that tn" FULL
schedule Will be played Another To-
cal game Will be arranged for NoVrm-
rcr l6. The Army VIII toe played on
the Esd. in New York, ii the authorities
permit. hut If they do not. It strong
team VIII probably he secured 10 end
the season in .NnnapollS on that date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
BROWN RESIGNS
Lieutenant Quits After Twenty-Five
Years Service in Fire Depart
ment-Hcttcr Pay Outside.

Lieutenant r. l.. Brown, OF No. y
Engine Company. yesterday resigned
from the Fire Department. This makes
the second Fire Department officer to
resign in a week. and brings the total
number of vacancies up to ffty-four.
Lieutenant, Brown said that the pay
in the department was too small and
this was tho reason he resigned. Dis
GUESSING the fact that Il number OF fire
men had recently resigned. he said
that many OF them were expert me-
chanics. and can at least for a while
receive big wages. Under the rules OF
the department the employees arc for
hidden TO do any outside work Lieu
tenant Smith thinks this regulation
ought TO be relaxed. He declares that
the pension fund is a strong tie which
prevents many hrcmen from resign
ing, they have been paying money
to this fund for years, and forfeit
their rights when they voluntarily
leave. This is the case with the lieu
tenant, who has been twenty-five years
in the SCrNire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
HOFFNER CHAMPION SHOT
Sergeant Of Marines Heromc> Rcrus-
HiIrd Individual Military
Champion.
l.AMp pl.rrN nllLu -.

CAMP PERRY, ONO. September Q.
- By winning the I'vcsiutui : match.
Sergeant l.. u. iionncr, OF the United
states Marine Corps iaris island :.
T., becomes the recognized individual
military ritc champion Of the United
states. being the high man cut OF 1907
entries. WIN score OF 1N1 out Of a,
possible 500. This match WAS shot on
the 200 and 3Ocyard ranges at rapid
hre, ten shots each. ana Iac 5Up and
500 yards at SLOW tire. 20 shots each
Lieutenant Cortland Christofscn
Tenth United states Cavalry. with a
total OF 2I9, finished second and Cor
poral l.. l.. Brausun, L. :. NJ. c., Paris
Island. with Il total of 2,9 finished
third. Licu' nant Christensen finished
second because he had II higher score
On the G00-yard string.
In the Wimbledon cup match the
winner was Corporal +. Branson. L. $.
Marine Corps, Paris island, with y
score OF - out Of a possible 100. with
20 shots on the 1.000-yard range j t.
Hcndrick, Pcntwatcr. Mich. was sec
ond. With a score OF 81. and j. T.. Mill
Ter. Ohio civilian team. was third. with
20
The Marine Corps match was won by
Corporal T.. Erauson. of the Marine
Corps, with 4 total of lS3. X. H. Rut-
ledge, Montana civilian team. was see
ond with lS2, ana &. {. Crossmau. Mis-
souri, civilian with lS2. took ;hird
place because Of a weak finish. Ec
sides the marine cup, valued at S2.0n0.
the winner also receives COLA medal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION |
APPOINTMENTS NOT YETI
Governor Snys Lnbor's Representative
Must lie Able to Protest Interest
of Working NIan.

As I'm all former appointment mat
tcrs. Governor Davis stcadfastly re-
fuses to give any intimation as 10
whom will be his appointees on tho
Industrial Commission. created by tho
recent General Assembly, to put into
effect the workman's compensation law.
passed by the same body. When asked
yesterday IL John IlirschbcrE. OF the
Richmond Administrative Board. would
be made Il member of the commission.
the Governor merely smiled, and, whiio
smiling. conveyed nothing except that
he WA keeping his own counsel
1t is known that two prominent la Dor
leaders have been recommended to the
Governor, either of whom would be ac-
coptable to labor men AS their repre-
sentative on tho commission. How
much the Governor will be Influenced
by these recommendations. however,
cannot he guessed. Yesterday he
stated that in his choice Of the labor
member he would DO Swaycd moro by
his own Judgment as to the mans tit
ness than by any recommendation that
might be made.
Tho Governor Is OF tho opinion that
is sufficiently trained in business TO
be able to protect the interests OF la
Dor, and not ono. who, although hav-
ing tho best of Intentions might be
too easily swaycd by capitalistic in
nuenccs that might have designs upon
him. It was not intimatcd. however,
that the Governor thought any OF tho
candidates unable to measure I'D 10 his
views in this respect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NOTES
Captain Joel W. Cochran Designated
hemner or Governors stan. Lieu
tcnnnt Gordon Resigns.

- captain Joel Nj. Cochran. Albermarle
Ritles Infantry. Virginia Volunteers,
mas oecn designated To serve as repre-
sentative of Infantry, Virginia Nolun-
commandments chief as aid-de-camp.
Martin 5. Stringfcllow. OF Charlottes-
tlue. mas been appointed Captain,
HaJutant Generals Department >ir-
sinia volunteers. for the present
emergency"
:, Captain strinsfellow has been az.
signed to duty as assistant to tho
AdJutant -General of Virginia in tho
execution of the selectivo service
laws.
DR.. ]: Meek Wolfe of Roanoke. has
received his commission as First
Lientenant in the Medical Corps, Vir-
The resignation of Second I,icu,cn
any THOMAS CroSton Gordon. Company
Richmond Light Infantry, Blues
,battaiion, Virginia Volunteers. having
oeeh rendered the Governor and COM
IN inc QuartermaStcr's Corps, u. s. A.
mas been accepted.
several companies OF Virginia Nolun-
teers having been inspected by
ibrisadier-Gcncral 10 Lane Stern, act
ing state inspector: Major Joseph
Virginia National Guard. and Robert
r.: Taylor. 10 Lane Stern Battalion,
virginia Volunteers, nave been rec
commended for acceptance into tho
lniiiaarN service of the state OF Nir-
gina. and are announced as regularly
orEaniZcd companies OF Virginia
volunteers, subject TO the rules and
regulations governing Virginia |olun-
leerS Tor the perios of the present
emergency" There companies arc the
Petersburg Guards. the Valley Rifle
men, the Buckingham Guards and the
Radford Home Guard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
UNIFORMITY OF RATES
SOUGHT BY FORWARD
Commissloncr. Shcwmnkc and Strpchnn
In Atlanta To Relieve Freight
Charge lncOns iNt cncics.

Commissioner Forward. q. l.. Shcw-
SM ,aSe ana ,or Il; Gordon S.rafhGii; OF the
other Interested parties. representing
commercial agencies in Virginia. arc
IN Atlanta for the remainder OF he week
attending the final hearing which be-
gins to-day on the proposed conStlidat-
ed freight classification which is re-
II nation-widc freight classification.
ana IS an important feature oc the
thority.
Hearings have bccu held throughout
me counuN RECENTLY on TINS subject.
hearing in New York. and as result
secured consideration Of the general
TN, IN f"PsaS I'd
and less Than carload ratings. The
proposition will be fought out at the
closing hearing which begins in Allan
II to-day.
the tendency manifested by the rail-
roads TO increase the spread between
carload and less than carload ratings
has been the subject Of grave conSi-
dcration on the part OF tie state Cor
dency is fraugh, with the utmost dan
ger to ordinary business interests and
TO the ultimate economic safety of the
AZ the hearing in Atlanta to-day
Commissioners Forward will argue that
the many amy. quantity" ratings in
should be eliminated as much AS posi-
bic. and regular carload ratings. lower
than The less than carload be sub
Stitutcd. When shipper is put to
the expense of loading and warchous-
ing. Commissioner Forward thinks. he
should have Il lower rate, and when
carrier has TO furnish these and
other items. and 10 stand the expense
of billing and a larger percentage Of
damage and loss, il should be COM
pensated accordingly. Ii is believed
by the State Corporation Commission
that this cost can be approNimated
from the records of the railroads. and
the ratings put on a reasonably Scien-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
FOOD SLACKERS WHINING
TO ADMINISTRATOR CARY
DrrcIection OF Others should Not
Wenken Patriots In Determination
to Save, lie Says.

One of the whining complaints
which the officials OF the federal
Food Administration have TO meet
often is voiced by the man or woman
who thinks he should be released from
his share Of sacrifice because Il
neishbor across the street is not liv-
ing up to- the food regulations. Many
such complaints have been received
within the last few weeks here.
ANY person who knowingly eats
bread made of pure wheat Is Il Stacker
winning tho war;" cmpha sizes
Local Food Administrator Cary" but
the fact that any such person is UNI
willing to comply with rcqucs: of tho
United States Government does not
excuse others from performing their
duty.
Many really patriotic people. how
ever. think that all restrictions as TO
the use Of wheat flour have been
This is. of course. not the case. TO
Hoover:
lit is essential TO the success Cul
conduct OF the war, TO the feeding of
our army and the European peoples.
and the accumulation Of n surplus of
wheat that the allied peoples use 20
per cent OF the substitute cereals in
wheat bread a."
Exceptions in Mr. Hoover's ruling
may he made by the Federal food adj
miniStrators as to hospitals. asyIuma
and sAnitor,uns. upon written state
mcnt OF the physician in charge that
the health of the patient in the in
situations demands Il larger allotment
of wheat -four than that specified.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
ENROLMENT INCREASES
Despite Heavy Inroads of Eniistmenta
School Attendance In al
Over Last Years.

way John Marshall High School
where the greatest falling off in at
tendance was looked for. shows only
enrolment as compared with that Of
last year. Einford Junior High School
Is ahead by siNty,hve: bellevue by
forty-ninc and BainbridEe on the
Southside is six short OF last year
Taken by and large" aid Assistant
noon. there is general Increase i'm
spite OF the fact that scores of young
people have taken positions and in
John Marshall the draft has caught
most OF the seniors. The enrolment
in it's entirety. shows a gain of All
over last years enrolment at this
stage of the game. total of o3,6S0
white and colorcd pupils having en-
rolled since last Thursday. the open
ing day OF school"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

rouitry. io6 Frceccp, So 81, 81 90 aud = 50.
tirst; Wcwota los Hickcns1 Sl5..o, s"50.
- vond: Marie Conncn. lOj tSundcl. Third.
Time. l.0s >. Twilight IN, sidney &.
Is .cncr Avion. Auctionc"r. FAIRY Princess.
Suucr SIX. Joan at Arc also ran, 40
Second racc-two mil"s---tiold Bond, l@2
tMccioskeyl. $40. Sa.4o; ST. arst Otto
i," as Abda8. a. & nwai,. FIFTH fish WA i
Sob Ecdhed. cvnosure also ran.
Third racc--siX Iurlougs-Mastcr karna.
us CrroxIcrb $3.50. $50 and s2.6o. first !:
Bach Bay. Iis urc"csl. s4.Ho. $40 second {:
korihHEc. 10 tSneiicnIan. $50. third.
'fimc. I:l5. rilscn. King John. lady Eileen.
Taicbcnrcr Grey Eagle also ran.
Fourth rtCe--ini!c and seventy Yards
Siptcry Elm: 40 ,Staiker). $40 sac,
nrsi John |. Day. 90 tSandc>. sa-2o second !.
Hichiand Lad 81; lEodrisu"al. out third.
Ifih rsc"EiInie and =, gHart:,r Tra.i by
sscond Boacr. lI0 Proece). S3.7O third.
Timn ::iQ -. SKY ri!ot. ila2onry and
SIKH ricc-mi au&. !, sixtncn,h-Grav-
son, lo2 tStnlkcr,. SlL 20. tit0. $50 rrst ::
Handful. Us ttckcns,. $3.50. s. so. second ::
EFin9@nt, 100 ,kiecsor,i, $3.50, third Time,
cnunsei Ir"nby. i}ahy sister, Roekawny
ch TisGg,h o5 onn.@n, as! .fee93n
trsts Grc"urcs. I0H tRodricuc1l. 50 s..
fin~. :" e ~. johnson oddlisauc Arhi-
traitor Gcots" EocS'h partworth also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
FUNDS ESCHEAT TO STATE
Large sum In Banks, Not Checked Jpoa
Tor Twenty-Onc icnrs, to
Bc Turned Over

Under the new law requiring tho
banks of Virginia to report TO the
state Auditor such moneys which have
been deposited with them and nor
checked on for twenty -one years, s2l.-
~ has been reported. and will DO
cscheatcd to the State unless it is
claimed by the original dcpositor or
their heirs.
The First National Bank of Rich
mond reports that j. Reed Wells haa
$2.o32.15 deposited to his credit Who
he ~. and why he has for so long
neglected this once large sum, is not
known. but IL is a wcli-known fact
that j. Reid Wills is the county trca-
original name was Incorrectly written,
and II may be that some OF Treasurer
Wills'S relatives deposited the money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
NO oLYGAM:sT, HE SAYS
Daley. Said to De Man OF Mnny Wives.
Says IInrem Not

Declaring that he is being showered
with wives not of his own choosing
John Daley. eN-soldier. who appeared
in Police Court yesterday 10 answer
charge OF bigamy, hcratcd his ac-
cuscrs who would burden him with
what he calls a harem. He asserts
that he cannot be held accountable for
every woman in this country by ,he
name of Daley. and denied being guilty
OF the charge Of having two wives, or
perhaps more.
Daley's attorney attempted TO have
his client freed yesterday. but Justice
crutchficld continued the case for
several days at tho request OF tho po-
lice who have not completed their in
vcStiSation. They assert that Daley
admitted having a wife in BROOKLYN
in addition 10 Miss Grace Armstrong.
of Richmond, whom he married here
carly in September. Daley denies ais
and asserts the police will never be
able 10 prove their charge against
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
MURPHY PENALTY $4,000
Order OF Fuel Administration in Con-
ncrtfon With Violations, viii
Aggregate Fully Tint sum.

Penalties imposed by the Federal
tucl administration upon r. p MUIR
phE u Son for fractures of fuel rc.u-
iations will aggregate not less than
10000. IL was announced yesterday.
The Murphy firm. probably the larE-
est retail coal dealers in Virginia were
penaiiZed for improper sales of coal
to the Allen & Ciintcr branch OF the
LigGett X Myers Tobacco Company,
following investigation OF the trans-
actions by the administration. The to-
bacco company. however. was held
blamclesS y fine of $500 was imposed
on the firm and the refund OF much
money TO the company was ordered
as we'll as was the redistribution OF
much of the coal sold.
This is the heaviest penalty suffered
by any coal dealer in Virginia. II was
stated yesterday at the Offices OF the
administrations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
AQUEDUCT RESULTS

,tir., fe,c,co 81, furIonss riCkwicA. IFS
M,Ln'sh' sun ila - hq'lnscr,. { - l.,
ins",, . q" q" our ,h.rd Time. 1918.
rcSond rnro "bgut TWO miles North.
WOOD, l"h iHN.rsl, 2. 4" T. to g. ont irst :
Carte. - ,Eowan) e : : to ; out
s.eGonf s,nElG Stieh. l&a ,kcaiingl 5 to s.
also ran
Third milo Kohinoor. 10, ,lolscy,.
,,rannt, 70 Z: ia :. To- 4. second: Rally
Mnonct o. 'N"llsb,. o - ,, ur"u and Ia T.
shGg.sII? bsbette and WiIdihvu9e also ran,
EogTih race SIX furlougs War p.nnnnt
siycsa 49, ,tt9 80 20. nrsl
,;, ~. ssG"n9' g|u"suonualrr lla tSehu,-
] LIZ .. psro"d ana Griira1r,rr also rln
lIuh rae" Hite aud " sixteenth. Midway
~ tihSurbcrJ. . ~ ;. 90 . ana uur. frst .
GlorUN Gus. III tlTltcl. I to even ON
.etcitl iltk'l', y J. iSthu'iLuE'rt. to
Choice4aIso ran. '"""S y
,S sinh Irssc,e I'VE. futIonss- orcua 100
ii-3okihF ~ aiiahanl, 70 t. e 80 10,
!: to J. TO 10. uirt Tim, 06 :"
L5lUshinC Kcauty StIcAl.rc WAN. = ~,
MiseriCorde also !aH. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
Lyric Bill Good.

Taken by and large. The current bill
at tho Lyric is one OF the hes; ever
brought TO Richmond. There is grace
tul dancing IN two acts. the intcrprc-
iatiNc dancing the Lorra inc Sisters
being especially worthy of mention in
an unique repertoire. staged by John
kcSay, who also dances.
quartcttc Of attractive young wo-
men sing number of songs in "A man
ner which meets with the entire ap-
prevail OF the audience. and Eddie
MhHicr and w. III. Thompson. black IA @
comedians. are topnotchers in their
srccial line, particularly the IA; one
Of the duo.
The Wood Musical Trio close the bill
Their spirited performance, while quite
Nm 20 the standard of the resi- u: tho
snow. IS "poilcd--or was spoiled last
nightly the lack OF good manners
on the part Of numbers of mon and
women in the audience who were no.
courteous enough to remain seated un-
tn the curtain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
wcrp ON nnkery rrosre..e..

Work is going forward on the now
hui uir;' site of the Virginia Baking
Company. Inc. on Perry Street. be-
tween Eighth and Ninth Streets. and
officials OF the company are looking
forward - occupying their new home
in anout sixty days. When compile cd.
the boxing p.aat will he one of the
largest OF it's kind in the south and
will: he thoroughly equipped with the
mos. :nIti-rn machinery. Several hun
Grad W orkcrS will be employed by the
Cd BY fire several months ago