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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06

NEW YORK. September 5-McrcartIle pa
per, per cent sterling exchange siNty-d"y
bills, H,sig, commercial sINtY-day bills on
banks. s+I-. commercial sixty-day bills.
StIllY. demand, $i1ai. cables, SA.,G's, McN-
lean dollars. =. Gpycrumcut bonds firm;
railroad bonds firm. Time loans strong; six
~ days, ninety days and sin months. II per
cent Cali money strong ruling rate, t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06

There IL hardly need or want that
cannot lie filled in record time by the
right use OF Times Dispatch Want Adj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
NAVAL Srnnrs

SAVANNAH, Ga, September 6.-.rurpcn-
inc hrin. Ga. sa!ea. slS casks. receipts, $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Sales.

Observation-Disclosures. pfd.
1900 AlliS Chalmers .....
Geo Allis-Chalmcrs, pfd.. -.
300 Alaska Gold. "
500 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
1000 American Can. ..
100 American Can. pfd.
Loo Amer. Car and Foun. -.
900 American Cotton Oil.
5000 Am. Hide and Lea, com.
roo Am. Hide and Lea. pfd.
500 American LinSccd Oil.
LOCO American Locomotive.
Amer. locomotive, pfd
1920 American Smelling.
3,2o0 Amer. steel Eoun ...
300 American Sugar.
$40 Amer. Tel. and Tel Co.
4tV Amer. Tobacco, com.
Amer. Tobacco. pfd.
Am. Writing Paper. pfd.
200 American Zinc. ....
1900 anaconda Copper. ....
-'NNp AtClliScn
Atlantic Coast Line. -.
~ G. l.. OF Ct. Balto)
1900 Baltimore ANA ohio. -.
$500 Bethlehem Steel. b..
zoo Beth. steel. So pfd. 80.
$500 Baldwin Locomotive.
Butte Copper and Zinc.
loo Canadian Pacific. .....
l.GuV California Petroleum..
900 Central Leather. com. j..
400 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
200 Chi. Great Nest. pfd
l.5U0 Chi, Mil. and St. Paul.
500 chi. l. !. and T., com.
too chi. Il. |. and T., 90 pr.
1,l0o Chi. X /, and T.. 10 pr.
l.1r0 CruCiblc Steel cor. com.
i.oc0 Colorado Fuel ard Iron.
loo Colorado and Southern.
3.SoG corn Products, com. 80.
3,Spo biStillerS
200 Dome Mines. .........
200 ERE .........
500 Erie. LIST pfd. ........
General Electric. ......
500 Goodrich. com.
100 Great Northern. pfd -.
Loo Great North. orc CTS.
liii"us Central. ..........
TOO lnicrboro-C Cons. COM.
$500 inspiration copper.
600 Int. Mcr Mar. com. ....
5000 Int. Ncr Mar, pfd ....
Int. Paper. com. .....
lo0 Int. Paper. pr. stamped
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
THREE-ToN PACKARD TRICK: A BAR
GAIN II. STONE MOTOR CO.
THIS WEEKS USED CAR
BARGAINS

STUDEBAKER ito Good tires. good
paint, good mechanical condition. only
g STUpERAEERs half-ton. panel. com
rl"icly ov"rhauIcd. newly painted. on.
green and one maroon. good tires tho very
thing for light delivery. each 800.
STCDEBA IL Err 20 H. /. Four Touring
newly PAINTED. new TOP. good tires, only
SAXON 1915 Light SIX Jus, Ike now ,7oo
STCpEBAKER 1917 Touring. newly painted.
good tires, completely ovcrhau!cd, firnt
class condition. lust like new. $3.50
STlDEkAKER Six. newly painted. Grst-
1850 y "'s ouS al
MAXWELL Touring. 1917 good paint, tires
Nrst class condition. 5000.
cADll.i.Ac $. 1915. good mechanical con.
1ition aud good paint. $40
oA M a.A I'M SIN; igiI ipst like ne*, $500
bargains. and YOU should hy all means max /,
IL point 10 sec them before buying
In addition To the above we haze .bou.
ally big values ''
Call bv or phone and lot ny show YOU some
OF the best used car values in Richmond
ION ri, p??I nj, : "A LES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
NEW YORK. September 5-ro-t move.
ment- NiddlIug. .Jyg bales stpuk 4sf-u

NEW YORK. September 5-ro-, move.
bales
Total ,o.day at an ports Reccp,y 1881
Total for week ~ a'' por's Receipts. ,o.1ol
bates; exports. Sl,-2a ual.-
Total for season E,rsuls @sir72 ha.os;
exports. 3-y.5S2 bates
NEW ORLEANS September Heavy ec's.
ing pressed against the cotton market to-
day. driving prices down the best par. x
the announcement from Washington that
the War Industries Board would start Am
investigation looking toward tho stah!llga-
tion OF prices 'rhis news remained lne
dominating influence from the opening 10
The clos. Cgtnins a. tho ceriue prir,s
rapidly I'll OF until they wrr. lsS 10 rs
. points under the close OF yesterday The
mark, mad itilc or 40 suTpUr, uu,l thc
middle OF Tho day. when cary seller. Tor
short account commenced no tax" IruHts
and fresh huyin. for song sccouu, came h.
Recoyeriea %; about cent pound sane
about IN the afternoon session bui upward
movements were eruGgIuEly made Last
y prices showed me- losses Tor The day II ~ To
II: points. FIXTURES closing bids. October
3d2; Drcemher aZN'' J'nuary. 3d. %; March.
Spot cotton steady; middunr. ea75
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06

USED CAR BARGAINS.
I Landrlct Maxwell
2 Ford Touring 1916.
] saxon Six Touring
Kline Touring 1917
Kline Roadster. 1917
! Maxwell Touring. ISIS.
Grant Touring. 1917
Ford Touring. 1910
] Studebahcr Touring. 1914
USED TRUCK BARGAINS
J Ono Ton Republic Truck
] One Ton DENLY Truck.
Smith Form-a-Truck
KLINE kAR SALES CO 4
322 WEST BROAD STREET.
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP ANTI:D-,IAI.E.

80 l--Naut"d. bright boy about lc years OF,
Tor Office work Auply IN own handwr!
lns am stat" salary expected. Address Boi
BOW nntcd. lh-Ycar-old. to helm timer
East Marshall.
BOA Wanted. delivery boy at once !s0l
Vast Main STREET,
BOY wanted 70 wo.k IN wagon shop. Rich
.rtsnn Hr"S- Sis Hrook Avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-09

statesmen AND AGENTS,
SALESMEN-Big quick p~rofits-new
carburetor for Ford cars. Simple, not
a moving part, installed in 30 minutes,
guaranteed to double your mileage and
start in zero weather without heating
or printing. l5-day FREE trial. Write,
7, & j, C%arburetor Co., sos w. Jackson
Blvd. Chicago,
WANTED-Experienced statesmen,
both side and exclusive. Line of queens
ware, lamps, tumblers, cutlery and gen.
eral merchandise, Average commission
20 per cent on approved business, pay
able weekly. Rare proposition. Quick
action promised. Give reference, Tyler
Manufacturing company, st. Louis, Mo:
AGENTS-Make $50 a week selling
our new accident and health policies.
Premium $40 yearly. Pays 5000. Prin-
cipal sum and S25 weekly for accident
or sickness. Liberal commission with
yearly income from renewals. Deposit
Newark, n. j.
WANTED-Salesmen for leather
check cases, twelve sheet and art cal
endars, specialties. Liberal commits
sion, Exclusive territory. Permanent
position. Part or full time. Bankers
Supply Co, Iowa City, la,
statesmen: inexperienced or ex-
perienced. City or travelling. Free en-,
ployment service for members. Send
for list of openings and full particulars.
Address: Natl. Salesmen's TT. Assn,
Dept. 2S6, Chicago, III.
SIDE line. Top Notch Specially, Re-
sponsible house. Pays big commits
sions promptly. Write today. Samples
and sales talks free. No delays. Erick-
son Company, Des Moines, Iowa.
AGENTS-15xl9 gold framed patri-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-09
AUTOS FOR SALE.

1914 CADILLAC FOR sALE-Fve-
passenger first -class condition. Owner
will take real estate notes as Tart
paynent. Can be, seen ct lockwood
garage. 900 Madison, or 9. B. traxier'
Bank Of Commerce Bldg. Phone M. s4o.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-09
~
Cbr Atms 8rtmttar
Classified Section
For Quick Results Use the Want Ads
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOS FoR SALE.

CoNO SoI LIZ pal
We have the largest selection Of used
cars in Memphis.
The following list of cars are on dis
play at our garage, and We have quite
a large number listed with us which
are not included in the following:
Premier, seven-passenger.
Peerless, seven passenger,
Apperson Jack Rabbit, seven-passen-
gUf.
Hudson 6-5f, seven-passenger.
Hudson $40, seven-passenger.
Buick, 1918, seven passenger,
Buick, 1917. five passenger,
Chalmers, 1915. five-passenger.
Dodge, 1915, five-passenGer,
Dodge, 1915, five-pasenger.
Dodge, 1915, five-pasenger.
Dodge, 1917, five-passenger.
Dodge, 1918. five-passenger (nearly
new.
Paige, 1917, five-passenger winter
top.
Paige, 1916. two-passenger.
Saxon Six, 1915, five-passenger.
Saxon Six, 1917, five-passenger.
Oakland, 1916. five-passenger,
Allen, 1918. five-passenger.
Maxwell, 1916, two-passenger.
Maxwell, 1917, five-passenger.
Overland, 1916, five-passenger.
Overland, 1916, two-passenger.
Chandler, 1918, Clover Leaf, four-pas-
senger.
Scripps- Booth Eight, 1917, Clover
Leaf, four passenger.
Chevrolet, 1916, five-passenger.
/ Chevrolet, 1917, five-passenger.
Cadillac, 1916, seven-passenger.
Ford, 1917, two-passenger.
Ford, 1915, five-passenger.
Ford, 1918, five-passenger (starter).
These cars are all in good condition
and ready for inspection and demonstra-
ton.
MAMMOTH GARAGE
252-54-56-5S-60 Monroe Ave.
W. Z. Woollen. E. r. Andrews,
Phone $50.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
MOTOR LAUNCH MAKES TRIP
 FROM CHICAGO TO GALVESTON

Galveston. Tex. Dec l2-Two thousand miles by canal and river route from the foot of State street Chicago, to Galveston. without pilot the first trip Of the kind accomplish ed in the history of inland uayiz3- ticn in the United States, is the rec ord established with the arrival here tonight of the motor launeh lndustry, Captain E r Miller, noted Arctic ox plorcr, and world traveller
 The Industry is enroute to roirt lsabcl, below Brownsville, the forth est southwesterly point in the United States and will 6e placed in service between Brownsville and Mexican ports by the Brownsville Tampiao Marine Transfer company, owners of the vessel for the transportation of freight and passengers More boats are to follow soon according to A. C Fox, vice president and general man. ager os the company
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
BATTLESHlPS FITTED UP
 TO CARRY RETURNING TROOPS

New York, Dec 14--With foarteen battIeships and ten armored craisns reltted as troop ships anj II trans ports ossI-neI to th.s service the navy department expects to play a prominent part in bringing home from France the American cxpcdttunary forces. The battleshirs will carry on tho average, LOGO soldiers, and tac crouisers 16o0 iu addition to their crews, it was learned today at the office of tue cruiser and transpor. service here, while the troops sRu will be utilized largely to convey the sick and wounded
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
BOLSHEVIKI PROCLAMATION
 ISSUED IN NEW YORK
THE FED FLAG IS PROCLAIMED THE EMBLEM OF THE SO-
 CiETY AS IN RUSSIA.

New ork. Dee PA reign os Bol- sheviam in the United States. 10 be- gin at noon tomorrow, Friday, tho thirteenth was proclaimed in ciccu- lars issued here today by the "Feo- pla's Day Commitee"
 The proclamation" cancels all debts, public and private; ropeals all statutes, ordinances ad other eu- actments CT capitalistic goyernmeuL declares vacant all public offices and directs the military and naval olsau- zati1ns Immediately dissolved
 Tho preamble of the proclamation" many copies of which were distrib- uted through the lower East Side de- clares that tomorrow "wlll mark the beginning Of the rule Of tdc workers m the United States Cf America"
 The red llas is proclaimed as tha emblem Of the new society, as an in- dication of "botherhood' and unity with similar republics in Russia Ger many and Austria
 The "ploclamaton" is fienca Ai,y Ellis o. Jones, who is in charge ol the Peoples House" q refuge of raj - icals He appeared Co be inconsod when it was suggested the manifest to was intended as a practical joke
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
PETROGRAO DESCRIBED AS CITY OF HORRORS
COUNTER REVOLUTlCNISTS ARE SENTENCING PEOPLE TO DEATH ON MEREST
 PRETEXTS.

Washington Bee Violent meth ods still are beme adopted uy he commission charged with combatt.n. inc revolt against the BolshoviM. ac cording to alvlces reaching Wash luston through officia, channels Exa cutions were said to be numerous. tine 'icums including many priests and monks
 Reports from Fetrograd dated as late as December 5, and said to eman. ate from official sources. state that the a1tirevomtionary commission continues 10 sentence people 10 deata on the mere suspicion of having eA. pressed counter revolutionary views Ia one small city Katcruij, in yiat ka. ten people were recently executed and a Spask the commission was aid 10 have caused 22 people to be shot
 Forcj9uor- reaching neutral couu. tries from PetrogIad say that coudt "oEs iu that city ro "beyn human power 10 grasp one desorlus it as "a citl of horu
 The BolsheviId have also planned to use even the legations of neutral countries at Pauograd in the event it became necessary to save their own lives in caso of allied occupation ol the city, il is stated in these adyiccs
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
HOLLAND FAVOEs NEW PLACE
 OF RESIDENCE FOR KA SER

Amsterdam, Dee f2.-Thc premier Of Holland. J0rkhcr DcBercnDrouck. who yesterday declared in the lower house that there could be no ques. ton C. iuternmcnt m the case of the .ormcr German caperor nor could .here he a demand for his return to Germany oecagse of the right of sanctuary is quoted in dispatch re. ceivcd from The Hosuc today as also saying
 "lt is possible that foreign govern, ments mieht desire to consult with Holland regardinF a now place Of res. !dence for tho kaiser The Butch gov. ernment would net De disuclined t3 this, on condition that Holland be given a place in auch consultation corres} ondrg with the coantrys hou. or and diani,y
 "Tha present arrangement is pro. 1isional," he exclaimed, "tba govern ment reseryng its definite decision "
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
UPTON CHALLENGES
 FOR AMERICA'S CUP
SIR THOMAS HAS TRIED THREE TIMES TO TAKE HE CUP FROM
 THIS SIDE.

Belfast Ireland. Dee. Is-A chJl- leue for the American cup has been sent in Ca5lesram Co tue New Nor Yacht club, by lhc Royal Ulster Yacht club Sir Thomas Ll.m ia relsme 0u Shamrocn lV for the chauc@gc WMc1 is made in 0ehglt of Sir Thomas
 Sir Thomas Lipton thrice has at tempted to "Lu' the American cup. historically known a5 the trophy for the "bluo ribbon event of yachtus between the United $ atss and Eng land The shamrocks have came across seas and foU- fer suprem y, but unsUccesslully, Witb American built craft over the trlnsular and N.nWorJ and lceWard courses Ol Sandy hook, and stll another Snan rock, called Shamrock " was being sent across the Atlantic in the sum mer of 1914 for a contest fer the cup, when tte European war orCko uuD This race, for which Amcriyan syudi- catos had built a trio of yachts, one of winch was to Gcfcnd the cup. was never sailed, and the Shamrock IN since has been lying boxed w in q Broohlyn ship yard
 The three American yachts were the Resolute Fanitie. aud Defiance Aftet several preliminary races lo choose defender the owners of tho Defiance decided 10 withdraw their craft from pelHcu
 Under the rules governing contests fer the American cup is the proys ion that tle challeueer snail saI on her own bottom across the sca. While the Shamrock " was on her way and ia danger of being desUoyed by submarines, the New York Yacht club custodian cl tho American cup, seut a wireless dispatch to Sir Thomas Liptou off inc Azores Islands gir i'm. him permission 10 have his steam yacht, the famous Erin. tow tne Shamrock to New ork.
 The American cup was a trophy pur up by Queen Victoria in lS5l for an international yacht race.
 It was won by the schooner-yacht America, which at last accounts was lying in Boston
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
BANKHEkD HIGHWAY
 MEASURE ENDORSED
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CON. CHESS URGES CONGRESS
 TO BUILD GOOD RoACs.

Baltimore, Md. Dee l. 4f'}ae '}ae southern Commercial coysrass prac sically ended its generd sessions to- night, when, at oInt assembly on agriculture, fna'te. and shipbuilding wide program was approved. The platform included twelve cardinal points principal among which the al. probation of the Bankhead measure fer S500Oo0,010 in five annual federal appropriations for highway and post roads facilities and a gigantic in. crease of merchant marine with equal distribution terminal better ment and general economical trade conditions with the south as a meri torious beneficiary
 The other ten points comprised the systematic approval of general condi- tons. as applying to railroad rates, inner water courses along the coast line. and factors insurins cheap trat lc and port development. the stinu- lation of ndstrial enterprises expan- sion or foreign trade relations, va Iioua facilities affecting the Gulf ports and eXpovtaton therefrom to the east, through the Panama canal and to the west by means of a shorter route provided by the proposed Florida canal extension of the scope of rural credits the establishment of branch reserve banks in foreign countries, the utilization of the vast resources el the soath and other things.
 The resolutions the framework of which was drafted by a special execu- tive committee in Atlanta last Octo- Der, met general approval and will Ge officially adopted tomorrow at a meeting Of the directorate of the con gross at which time Washington will le named >s the next convention city and new officers of the congress elected
 St Louis, Galveston, Uhicago and Richmond were lIdders for the nexl convention, but the advantages of the capital resulted in the selection o Washington.
 Senator Fletcher chairman of thi senate committee on commerce, spokt on "The Essentials of Sea Power
 Representative Morgan of Oklaho ma spoke on Short Term Farm Cred it,' and Senator Joseph F. Ransdei on "The South's Participation in Om Future Foreign Commerce"
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
Metric penominations.

The metric denominations and values for measures of capacity are as follows; Kiloliter or stcrc 1000 liters
 equals one cubic meter; hectoliter, 100 liters equals onc-teuth of a cubic me- ter; dekoliter. ten liters, equals ten cubic decimeters; liter equals one cubic decimcter; declitcr one-tenth of a liter, equals ono-tenth of q cubic declmeter; centiliter, one one-hun- dredth of a liter. equals ten cubic cen timeters; militer, one one-thousandth of a liter equals one cubic centmeter.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
GERMAN CENSORSHIP REMOVED

Berlin, Dee r The German ceu- sJrship Of telogr5ms exists now only as formality The messages of the Associated Press cOrresp pendent are being passed for transmiss.on without having been read by the censor and on ono occasion the Censors stamp was even handed tc the correspond- ent for him to use if the censor hap pened 10 be a0sent when the cor respondent finished the message upon which he was working
 The Berlin conservative press writes in the same vitrolic sNlo as during the war The censorship oi outgoing letters is confined 10 seeine that they do not contain b3ui, notes or securities, the eXportatiou ol wblcn is forbidden
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
Wine at a Launching.

When a war galley was launched ny the Vikings men were bound to the rollers so that the keel was sprinkled with their blood. The practice of break ing q bottle of wine over a ships stem at fine launch is regarded as sur vival of this savage Scandinavian prac- tice or "rcddeuiug the rollers as 1t was called, just as The custom of lead- ing an officers charger before the cof- iin at his funeral ia a survival of thc practice of sacrificing chictaiu's wives and horses at his pyrc.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
AVIATOR CROSSES THE
 ANDES MOUNTAINS

Buouos Aires Dec 12-Licutenant Engoberta Godoy of the Chilean army this morning crossed the Andes mountams at thoir highest roint in a Bristol aeroplane The aviator lott Santiago Chile, and crossel the Tu- punsato r3nge at an altitude of lo,- zoo feet landing at Mendoza, ArJon- tim
 Lieutenant Godoy is the second man recorded us crossing the Andes o5 aeroplare. The first Cabt across the mountains was made last Apru by lieutcuant Ccudalaria Of the Arsen- tina army
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
To Gnard Aonlnst lnfinenza

Don't let ;he dread influenza get you If you have even tho slightest cough or cold better begin usiag Folay's Honey and Tar al once, Henry Wllis, sandy Point TeNas, is one Of many thousands who consider tAis remedy just fine He says: ''I suf tered severely with a bad cought; ai.- ter using four or five dollars worth of different medicines decided to try Foley's Honey and Tar One bottle gave relief Best medicine ever used Contains no opiates-A C. Jennings Adv
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
HEAD OF THE RED cRoSS
 TO GO TO EUROPE

Washington, Dec. Iz Henry r. Davidson chairman of the war couu- cl of the American Red Cross, who recently was asked ioy President VII son 10 hold himeef in readiness to go to Europe for work in connection wilh the peace conference. announced to- night that he will sail from New York next Monday.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
Colora of Paints-

The color of paint k sometimes more than a matter of appearance. 4 blar. body more readVy a1sorbs heat than a light body and in certain cases the lightc0lorcd paiuf seems to be pref- or0be to the dark for this reason. Transformer hurnouts in hot climates are reported to huAc been apparently due Co the continuous high atmospheric temperatures With this heat the further heating from the load has prov ed excessive aud damage has resulted that might have been avoided with different painting
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
BIC SALE SATURDAY
 AT GODDARD HOTEL

The ladies of the Orange Street Presbyterian church will put on sale one of Inc most complete lines of use ul and beautiful articles ever offer ed the public, Saturday, at the God dard hotel Besides this sale of heau- tihl arLcles they will have a food sale Owing to the weather there wi,I be onlp one days sale, Saturday
 Sale begins at 9 o'clock. Remem- bcr tho date, Saturday, December 1f and come Xmas present that are use full
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
Mexican sacrIflciaI Stone.

The sacrifcial stone was the stone on which human victims were sacrificed before the war god Huitzilopochtli, in the principal Aztec temple in Mexico + was dug up near the site of the tenn pie in l791 and Is now in the Mexican national museum. The stone is disk shaped, & 3-5 feet in diameter and PA feet thick The sides are covered with elaborate sculptures.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
MONTREAL POLICE AND
 FlREMEN ON STRIKE

Montreal Dec l2.-With every DO licewan and virmally every fireman .n the city on riSe for hisber wages Montreal is helpless tonight in the hands of rioters Fire stations have been vreeEed citizens robbed and stores booted Saloons and disorder ly re1prts are wide onen Law abid ing Citizens are helpless io preyei. the depredations of gangs of he q nm.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
BRITISH VOTERS HAVE
 NEW ELECTION LAWS

London, Dec. 12.-British voters will go to the polls Saturday in the parliamentary elections under cir cumstances wholly novel in the his tory of the country All the balloting will be done in one day instead of there being elections in different dis. tricts spread over weeks, with long drawn out excitement dnAdn1meo>
 Another novel RroceedE will ta'1s place when the coRtesy close. This will De due to the faY that the votes will not De counted f9r fortnight in order that the ballots of soldiers abroad may be received and opened with the others.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13

The Eastman Kodak Department oi Sorrels Drug Company established for 90 many years is now the largest ip the South. lst UT professional pho togrephers be your "Truble Men" and give helpful criticisms and instruc- tons. Prompt service. 1~26-n
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13
SERVICES AT THE TEMPLE.

The usual services wNl be held q, Cong Hoise of Israel, cctncr Qua paw and Market streets tonight at ( ociock. Pubbc is invited
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-13

The Eddy Hotel Dining Room aa5 been reopened by Mrs Laura E. Mills. formerly of old Woodbine hotel Home cooking, meals 35s Public Dalronage solicited Entrance Eddy. 5t8 Cen tral avenue. or corner Court and Ex- change streets. 1126l nj.