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Real Estate and Court News
riENnIco BARGAIN AND SALE.

Abbcy Realty Corporation to J. &.
MG\thI 10, :, block -. Colonial Place.
Greater Richmond Realty Company
20 Aifrcd i. schmidt, lots :, aud {.
block -, Monument Avenue Park
NuNcnh"H -, ISIS, tax 81. $40.
Greater Richmond Realty Company
20 Frank H. Eishen lot "a, block ..
Monument Avenue Park. November > :.
ISIS; tax 81 $40.
lanes + EanGa!I ana Marin Cvifc) tn
Macedonia Anderson. lot >. block NJ.
fh'rii'Id District. March 4. 1918. tax
Fairfield Realty Corporation TO Ma
C"don.a anderson. lot i, block NJ. Fair
n"!d ilIs'lict November t. 1918 tax
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~ Associated '"eSS
NEW YORK. December % The IN
CreaS.nG exports and reports o. an inn
proving trade demand have given the
cotton market generally firm tone
during tn" past weak and prices have
mem. JanuAry contracts for instance.
sold ~ 2Si5 during to-day's trading.
compared WIN 2".''H at the close Of laSt
since In" break - 2i.j3 tor that do
!iv"ry early, III tao month. This adj
vance mas hccn accompanied Dy very
ana near months have been relatively
urn on covering by trade OF Spccula-
Two shorts
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Hrads,rccrs Trade Review.

NEW YOKk, December .U-Hrud-
streets to-morvow Will say: "Auilna-
ton towinS from holiday buying
sharply contrasts with the slow move
mentS evidenced in wholesale lines
with The Effects of cancellations. with
downward ,cN!Sions OF some prices and
with uncertainty created either by the
divergent views as to the future en-
pressed 10y prominent p"rSonagcS or
10y concern over the fact that the GOV
eminent mas large supplies Of unused
materials TO market lnVcrtoryiug is
under way. travelling statesmen are in
tor the holidays. small lot iilliug or
G"rs conveyed by mail are the rule.
and in cases where unexpectedly large
stocks hay" been revealed the policy
IS TO clear decks. In fact. the general
aiutud" as 1" manufacture. goods is
10 r"dGc" prices IN order 10 ..AStca re-
Au.NSiiMcMts and make :. marlkni ~
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GOOD PREVENTIVE
FROM INFLUENZA

TWENTIETH! Century Royal Iiui:ncn, Usc
ir"tiS bF "uolnt!nE well up tn" uo,'rls
srG r"pp.nE tho throat nigh; ana morning.
a. F"T'R. inter tn" system mainly through
Ict II 'rom your druggist o; from u,
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SLIGHT RECOVER|Es MADE
BY STOCKS IN LAST HOUR
brokers Believe That Restrictions
against Loans Will BE Modi-
fed in Few Days.
POOLS FIGURE IN MANY DEALS
Utah CoppciS and SmcltcrS Were in
The LmcliGht Because OF LOW
Prices prevailiug-IihCrtN Bonds
Make Low Record.
ny uKo ,n>N WALL.

\l.W YORK. beconbcr -n I'm the
last hour to-day stocks rCcoNeryd
lightly following q iunor i"hi in'
'niion 10 tn" almost universal crit
i.iSm against rtStrIotlpn ci loans an"
would. IN a few days noaiiE INC
arbitrary ruling issued some WcsNS
ago During most Of ihc dHy stocks
W"-c hcaN! and new low levels 30" the
year we're mace I'D q 'cM ISSUES no
("nIE tan .YpHer aug S'ncil.ES. ne
Low prIrc III the lti'DH was particularly
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II. D. KING MOTOR CORP

$50 Wet BfoaI Street;
ThICk BpDiES- Ten Gigerenl sIy..s i
ClEllUE GYnl~ VIII H'lI 10 cost SEQ
h'iV.- tuylnF. Commercial Motors. lu, /
20 south Fifteenth street
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
samuel \ lrcMcr

samuel y Brewer died at $50 o'clocl,
last n'sh, at his home. hoe Floyd
Avenue. Til" funeral will take plac,
nj O'Clock t"-morrow afternoon from
IN" residence. Iutcrucnt will be mad,
IN EvervicW Cemetery.
Mr.. Brewer leaves his wife. ono son
W. II. Brewer, OF Greensboro. ~ c.
six daughters Mrs -. Il Wood Mrs
W l.. " oodson. Mrs j. Thomas Wat
Sins. Mrs. t.. l. Davis. Mrs. L. &
Siniih"rs and Mis-: beatrice Brewer
Of Richmond
In 1851, Ar Ercwcr answered the
Cali OF mis- country, ana served witt!
"Stoncwa!l' Jacfs"r's brigade
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BOND LIST

II" Writing Paper 5s............... s.
80, '>:'" -....-....,.....-.. ~.
a.. = 800 - =" %, tS.--.---.- .-....-,. -
~ 4. co"v. = tB".t.mog"J t5!d)... =
, .-s,:,.is ~" 100 'n!' SoHN' t]1s.,........ Siiz
..TslI.d' ~ !H!tFs Ioh"cco $ ........... III.
~ - ,'IiN'o So. -......----. ..-.... III
boar! t- Line aGl. - =.
'tE H'fH !StllwaT s. did. ..... "a
: Registered = 1880 tbldb - q,
< 80 ..e'vt v. - 'pIGi ...-.-....... iyii.
d, : -. t"'t' go r.-.-....,.,.... ~ u
f't..+ t'"'' -. > -................ -. H.
t- p.,t 'v-!I - : ....,-....,... b.. 80
500. .o"A ''i .S.-..,....-.. ..... - -
,- pr.v., H. . m .--.-.-. ..-.. S9'.
,.- 80, q .A- ~ ...-.-....-.. ea'.
N'' '''Ii''''' 'N .'UH- - 'u!dN .. lul
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Wis. Burton Graham.

Especial TO The Times niSpatchJ
~ lNSkl. VA. December @U-NigS
,'urt"n Graham, daughter Of IN Shcrin'
joS"ph GCnham. died Wednesday In
i'i'p'fS valley y striking co-inrI-
unnt' % her death was thai she died
WITHIN tie hour "f hcr hirtn and On
ISf i"'"i%-h"st birthday anniversary.
Sl' i'S hr'n teaching iu the county
S'h""iS, returning home FRIDAY last
iteI!HS Ill. and developed pneumonia.
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Mrs. ". n. Uur,Icn.

Mis. Estcllc Eu.won Dardcn wife
"f " r Dardcn. died at II o'clock
yesterday morning. i;csid.s he. hu=-
bhud ne leaves one daughter Miss
EcsEir DarGcu.
rOw afternoon from the residence. iI2
'HtribcrinNuc avenue. Giutcr Park
Service viii bc conducted by Rev. "
T. COS, rector OF the CHURCH Of the
Holy COmfOrtC.
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i)i.

Hli.EiEE.- niod at tn. residence or her
p. naT@pb's III > W$Si EiyT *,rG' a, NJ
G""rE" and Augusta BcrrIer aged .iEht.,n
Funeral sATunnNY. MoGNING n, 10
9..io.h from =, Mary's catholic Church
~, 'il,.oh' 81 MAY ''in"i'ry
tItEWit; Dad. 81, his nou... lI0g i'l"yi
A,q ny! e s;tI = !. y. sre,nber 90 iei.
SUNDAY AFrf:NNoo< IRON tn ieai4cnra.
ia,.rm"nt VIII De made IN !;Nar.lcw C.u-
bAhplN. F:n,"tcd inlo fcs; Friaay. Do
rrI.ln%' -. =, her t.S..,en,s. ~. Ch4mi-
DAEn$%. NIL G,''" q w .S + barcn ~ ''"H"'
-. ,tpnerai from IN" residence SUNDAY AZ
'A XIIiE {gPsF e ssGE,gf i9r Ms
ggiIli%% -, = 'hS sra%e IN uyerysw Cemetery
GROW :; r;"t. iridns. December q. 1915.
5 iS.i, ,, o. hex l sas iiG >S,'&
A Grove. a.eu j'vrE'y-ci:ht yc.r-
TEEN6G% At : o.t'!!orl' -, H.. go ~
o.iiwond ''"ru"t"Tg.
'E as S.e. n.a 81 N %slr t:F I *2= 81.
Yi[si g. ng5 ha4' ,aa RI ,aelaI ,@.@
= 7i1u;ion. .mI liirr. troihcrs i''.i a.. ~ &
,, Fnn"r.i SAT'EphY, December -; >, 9
). NJ At iE" sfake IN o"hwo"! Ceu"t'ig
liH tEcn,,. PIG A. M nomr o,wS;r
MISS, louise 1'uRIE% daughter % ~
10 ! NINA pnrIs "nA John - Hrien
-fHn"rai MOTTO iri"r
Ti ,aI* ;, pm .",ao ThnJ'a.y, nse,,sane. ~.
LEI LEI I'm q :r.a,us. . .,ni Najla Esy
,r %%, -. iS yvgi oy his ,nqIen, and
Mrs May 1Nicr Garrett. ana one hr5,ner
-. S,FS.c,4 5, 4 4, ,Ry say K H.er,-w Gem
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cH,>,nu, rnr>r DEEDS.

Georg" EoNinEou. ir., T."
'hcwninE. ~ ana George NJ t"avo
trustee, "fNitI feet north line Woo,
street. st f""i cast Of Chelsea street
Doccmbtr ~ 1918. sos
Emmett Thomas 10 Pollard &
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Cotton Ginning Ecp,r,

w y III = q q! - y. Dcccul Der % cotton
S!n"rd prior io December I" was lbs ijl
l-;:i bales of Nmrr!caR-Eg yu'!aii and 3l.,r,l
talcS OF Sea Island. the Census Rur,-,.l. to-
day reported Prior to December ~ IA,
Year t"ia! rinu!EEs were DDS! Jyi bal.s In
Guiding 1885 round bales ana sS-,, ia -
u Sea Island.
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edmond HAY MARKET.
W holreaI" Quotations on I,cbnDec
CHICAGO GKAIN M,RkET

~ I'H''b D"o"'nbe- ~ ,-No,abi" strength
- me '''i' 'sar-ct resulted today largely
q. "'I' Uita. fhius which lir.. t..n"l
IT, IF-'cs. although unsettled . the
- g. - not higher. with
q '.i. -'.E 20 80. and Asv 81. 10 i.-.'
.. 1, Z" -' nv. and provisions a.
- L. --.' .''.NN
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E.S-pI$PAvCU
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING;
S'"""1tttGcu and lndc%.d for C,Ui,i


reference.
Toe inc sunday
- q line Daily
!c " I'm" Tor consecutive Insertions
- a Iin" tor .rrSrcii;i.c ,,'s.rfir.,x
Minimum u Hines IS SLOWED "
rs!Hi'uGtu charge. 20 cents
'"uni words to the line and Il l!u.. IN
IN" inch ' y ''"'' ~
~. dGNeiiiscin"nts received w 20 20 T. 81
~ .NhtGTuaSSl tn" day before rub
',," yirih; VII receive prop's c.assihc,t,cr.
.Nut '1 ''s'iHrnts received after that Hour
VI! t% h.nced in The ''roo Late TO class.
TELEPHONE
''iDoISmamG y1nr Want ADS TO The Times
more eonvc nirnt 10 10 So. and ilry viii
Do lHh.n AZ oiitcS rates
NJ lSi NJ iSNS FOR I'd. WANTS
!,.H'S, ''Sp.tCh l!rtnch pnc.s arc main
.i'h't an ''Ti .iI'aIly every Dug store IN
N"ui AoS are accepted ~ them ~ regular
South RICHMOND
q. I'II" y, othE" Times p.su-tcm 1903 Hun
street. IclcUhunc Eami0luh 5|O2
bETERSILI re
Times pispatCh Branch al North s.rora
$500, l'Nuuu I'vlyrshurg g"I
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fDREIG\ CHARTER.

ono foreign charter was granted y.s-
mission.
prcyWs X 60. nc. Delaware cor
poration CAPITA stock. 10000; do
mrSticai"d 70 10 business ia Virginia
principal Office richmond Va Sicnhcn
=. Hazel statutory agent, Richmond.
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LOST AND FOUND.

INnk Nh I."sr. TursGuv. ~ roui. fr.7ul
.,N Ma aSn;,,. - q to Richmond. a uaci,
,r""S"'a REWARD If returned 10 Room 81 !.
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nrS. julia e.. Moose.

i-NNtilBG EG. VA. n.ccmbcr %
Mrs. Juii1 GcTow Moose, aged forty
tF'c. VII" .; w. h. Moose. Of G!Is-
EoW. died Tins morning AT the resi-
,'thr" OF her parents. Captain and Mrs.
j. w Ger"w. having been I'll for som"
~ JuthS She WAS a ultivr OF Nay
Orleans.
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NJ 'sI,33a.l. ,hiowou,s i55ogl9 ..

.n.H'H 60 's, - =, .: 'h'owou's. i5'oGI3;l.
.l,.'' 500" t"""=. -; COWS hc:ieIs suG
'-'.H SOW 20 Iowa.. calves steady To
.tatS lower. n"cf cattle. GOOD! il : Tr.3
common t"'t: - =. butcher stock. cows and
h"t.cFS. Zoo $50. Gamers and cutters Fs.
q! 80. Nt"'R"rs and Feeders. good. lfuttI
go: ,n;nHr" - " io.'N; veal calves. goo!
sheep: Receipts ZOO head: nlarl5o; steady.
WIN NcSttF"" Genera trade. lambs. choice.
= - - lh.t.- E."G. 4. iEG i4.,f. CuilS .g-sI
NJ owes. -hl.-e. aNoRa -. :.nn.
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ROYAL CHEMICAL. co.
.00 Ea.t MnrEhaii Strnet.

H!iESnTS wh9 WITNESSED ;hr sccident ~
Ii-hih ana Main on -.th ai October last
IN which Mrs Y. X Ellis Was iujur.i In
"!.%hiHE from street car pleas" roinrE,!nl-
60" Win y X !!!ls $50 West Gr....
Fh"nr Madison iG1.-W
W ~. IA" parlI's who borrowed inv scarlet
:, hn"E On tr'"tE.a SONY and Victor Hugo $
Works. NOlum" v pleas. return ,hani 10
an. Julian VI. Nord -l4j T.irmount Av...
AS1Eb. at CnC". word Of oscar Harvey
son 81 E"y. G"prS- v. Harvey. Of wise
-. rms Young man icit " $50 about IS
Nrhfa "F". HIS rather died January q 1914
',!'H oscar - wanted To share hls uurt or
IN" 'si"ie. Il any ono knows 81 him lead
P"rSiuspr, Wise. Y -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21

Funeral services for !. IL purroll
sixty four gears az age who died
Thursday III his home 10 West sixth
street South Richmond. wii be held
IA Decatur street Methodist Church
this afternoon at . O'Clock Huriai viii
~" III Maury Cemetery
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uENnico RELEASE DEED.

W r. ErocEcubrough ana j. +. Brad
Icy. trustees. 10 r. - Irmncrton. -a0xl&7
rec; north side S"ld"u street lot 20.
square -, NOOdViI, %pycub.r "a
lGfS. S2MM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21

Make \ road locomotive" GU, o, vo,
'ru,h and lie; s; haul Troy Trailer. =
::.iEhi cars.
Troy TTallers are specially designed an
constructed - meet the peculiar condi;io,
met with "a trailing - truck--p-rfected on.
after wears % tests 10 actua, opera ton uad.
every possible road and service condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21

E,rd y Grove, died AZ o'clock last
ni$hi hitcr a nrict Illness AT her home.
i-lu Norm Nin"iccnth Street. She WAS
tWShtN-"iGht years of "gc.
funCial services VIII pc conducted
~ = oclovN tomorrow afternoon at
the grave in Oak wood Cemetery.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

%EW YORK. December .i-Co;:ou GOODS
aho yam Sa'es were Attl" moro active iu-
day. Wool goods trad" rc9o-t. ,f,t
to he satisfied with the result Of IN, ,uc-
lions RAW silh was n:incr.
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ROY t.iINci.

;, iAkKISoNBCEG. December 90
Roy Guycr died last ni-ht at the nolu.
OF his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T.. 4.
iuNer. az Glover liill. OF influenza ana
pneumonia. lie was eighteen years Of
age.
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~Lw Ionh rHor,,I u,ukr,

hfN hpIih Detrnhcr ao-Haw snc.r I'M
n 5.,E;' .'ggfai .: nne, Fr.nuia;ed.
'I.,c.c arm ''"'''' H''"'N'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21

HaSoN. Inc. trustees. 3al3 Hanover
. lTSMus. - feet inch by 1,s feet =
's"eS SCUM line Hanover Avenue. Il!
~ inches west of Cl.y.l,nI
H--.eL- NoNcmher IS lNlS: 81 nnn ~
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CIUItCu NOTICES
piticSUYl'kitIAN


SECOND iRE$BfTERlAN CHURCH.
:! il 4 ~ asnd I, n, sunIay school al al
on Wednesday, ,christmas).
IKAc.E rovEHANT rHEsnYTEHlAN
sirCn,2'r r"rk AyieTrrn%S ~! ,i"rrisYn
y. Pastor EmcrituS
t latle sla ma " !iigE lY:@e ! i
it"nc Memorial sabbath school. 40 ?. NJ.
n"uuS tc"plc's society. ,......,. 1915 y. NJ.
WIT or; S"ryic.i nr. hinsle... 40" T.. NJ.
tor, nEt, cNit;rhi; ASiIirS'sN IEH Xix E iIS.
NJ. rrnach at b"th services ns loII"wh
Sd"nf ming 81 1t In E!fn st>,h in"'nE
series On "'rh" Las, Things"
l.Elcii STREET BArriSr CIirRC II
H SE'nI' TWWIi"t%; ~. ~ ~ lyFh
~ n IN" christ OF chris,ni.s'': )
!. NJ TN" Necessity Toy christmas " Bap-
i!su' At tn" morning service. Christmas
w@ ;"H1Nhi bAr aSd T} ~ .,r sxi
nSr Inn!i,ins m,"asaE". "rhc Secret oI a
iidhlN thriStm At evening. IN the
itc"Vthpi"i iNA.' Christmas music.
LUTHERAN.
EETiiLEIlEM EVANGELICAL I.r-TiIE-
Inn tiitEt!i tSiNth and Clay Sir".tsJ-
TIy,r,E!crS, M,ii r. :"ndncl..i by the Pastor,
~ ~ "'cl"clS and in IN" evening :
"cl"ch. Ia Tho "Ncming has suni"ct viii ho.
'.G"d'> Git 70 The World" Christmas D,y
service begins \ VI
HETI!LEilEM ENANGE:I.ICAI. luTlii:-
RAN, sixth sud clay Strc"tg tF ~ NI:IS
tlihE, PASTOR Services II \ 81 and :
T. u sunday school. 80 y u. Walthcr
nhr'sn lou"c. PASTORS telephone. Madison
go. Visitors Invited.
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lIcIirN I'rutlitt.


AMHERST. VA, December au-iIcnry
l'l"iiIit. aged twenty-five. died Last
and pneumonia following Influenza
Ihc deceased Is survived by his wife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21

ri l.":; scarf pin. bunch ct cranes, in
rvu''i l"N"lry box in Miller i, l.ho,,ls'
" HStnLnG Schmldrs KovaT,i. i;ou!..-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21

* hotter feeling IN th.; cloth us-.e:
WIN moe business being done ,ysth IrGi.
r,S ~; ~, = h.Naicel - ..r> ~a...
ls hish"s' s-God a. .>lf whg- JAN ~
,N""E'SSiI month to-day. was - as 49, Il.
nest. IA">" discounts art-ac-,.. son. ss-.
able buy .uS fs- long account,
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,GI-iuN AiAllhI-Is


u! - -. iea.
. .r'.Ii'' men, .n ih'
.s ~. " H.a.. RE- ', ,-, rem, love,
~ = y ''i I"hH'TN Htu
go "'''. Gl q" ro'nis Ihc
U.rcI Sitn To- f..; tg.. . .I'
s-rff, .tn- ..,...,-.+..r ',.' 81"
nramojoI real.z.f's f.-i,s ne -, H,''
.n. 8,.-...t. .,,,- tr,.vr - -. "''"',
.o.',s 10 q -, f.,.0 - -. g.
l"... -to.c 'as. Mint" , '';
f..., .rr4,hs .a.'G 20 ',- '-'' "a.
S!ar.h -ru,t.r.. / t. 20 i,a 81. ''.H
..'.s. l.lv,r!e- s.li..., S.,,I. i. T.,
.E.s SOFA Lg.S.v.- , I'd" E.
..u .ru.,4 az Of. .a,,'riu.. , ." ny
stas. &. 49, ,r ~ " '""i"
..-.... ..,.... t. .., 90 ' 5 - NI.-
$. it.,.rE .H.i..- ~ ha.
a ia IT.. .r. ., ~- .'.' h'i
.l. tt '"...t O."
H4 ,r.. ..,,... ' '.I
4. sa., ,-tg.r tu.. ,t' ~ Jay ~
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cnc>oo lnr srocK MAnKr,

a''' bn'"mhcr 20 Tiogs. Rcccipts
"''. ''"rIs"' slow mostly st"Ady with
.- e.. ..'. ~.D'.,r' bulk Of aalc, II q qD
'1.t-''s .tu isvo; light iG.b3ul7.ig
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R..1fLRD.1 ~
Norfolk & Western Railroad

Leave Iyrl S'r'ot siauou E!cn!ncrn.
Daily. ;of %or:ol, t y 81 90 81 $50
i. NJ. T.. Nj: Tor LynchhUrv aui Wc.,:
~ II 50 = NJ $50 T. Nj iu-l5 f.. NJ
No = leaves P"t.rsburr tor EnanuAc T. NJ
A'riv". iMcnm9na, from Morton, va noo;
y 10 l.
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TROY MOTOR
TRUCK TRAILERS

ARE MADE ~ FROM TO 5-TCS
CAPACITY. hSD WITH ANY Tyre
or BODY DESIRED
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MAHt,,T
NhnIcsaIr Onot,t;oo.


) ~ ~ ~ N.l'ia IONS FTom -ACtua So,
~ 'r. son. t-aiS Co. lac. E.ona.uuU Y.
t'ol Administration Liccr%. :. 4; ga
H'> hmoHd. Va. DcccmUc. T. la!S
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
tIiIVCII NOTICES
I|Hr:iIl'TI,l:INN-

I'EEitYTEEIAN
ItHSF F.SlSTTERlNt rIIl'E-jr
i.E'n.hinS q u =. -. IS Or E r. Nc.
~" ,'i"S ,rrr t',n., nnt q, $50
nuhl Christmas cNcrclg-s IN the main ,,iii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21

i9ii-i> mood ana radiator covers. Buy now
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
htNk CONTINUATION
NOW II I'RoSpEt-'T

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21

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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
As TO SPRING

Who is it that doesn't appreciate a
Southwest Georgia spring, a spring that
can hardly be matched in any other
clime?-Dawson News.
This doesn't tempt US one bit. We've
got to know exactly what sort of wet
stuff comes from this spring before we
. begin to pack our grip for Dawson.
Jacksonville, with its certain flow, is too
near at hand to take a chance on
Dougherty county's uncertain offering.
Savannah Press.
Our friend of the Press is a true Savan-
nathan, for, according to tradition, be it re-
membered, the Savannahian is always think
ing of something to drink. The Southwest
Georgia spring has reference to the sea.
son, and is more invigorating and refresh
ing than anything that emanates from Jack
sonville and we invite our brother to come
up and be convinced. AS to Dougherty
county's Offering" we can give no informa-
ton, as Terrell county is on the water wag.
on. We understand, though, that while the
supply in Dougherty is perhaps not as plen
tiful as in Jacksonville it is just as vile anC
more costly. If our brother comes we viii
undertake to see that he gets something
better than can be had in either of those
places.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
Feeding the Dead.

Cinnamon still observe the religious cere-
mony of Feeding the dead" The food is
intended as a propitiatory offering to the
Chinese evil spirit. The offerings vary ac-
cording to the habits and tastes of the &C.
cupants of the graves.
cat the grave of one," says an eye-wit-
ness of feast, "his friend, after digging
holes in the hard ground with his knife,
stuck up two candles, and laid out several
sets OF chop-sticks, and as many small cups,
which he filled with wine, then he placed
on the grave some bowls of rice, package
of cigarettes and a small vessel of opium
Afterwards he made several bows and GEN
Infections, as if inviting his dead friend or
the other party to set to.
ga number of fires were burning in the
vicinity, and on these were placed pieces of
paper with squares of imitation gold leaf
pasted on them representing gold coin; 9TH
er squares with silver foil represented silver
coin; and smaller squares, punched full of
holes, represented the brass cash which
has hole in the center. Some burned small
garments made of paper, and thus furnish
ed new suit to the deceased friends at a
small cost. After the provisions had been
displayed long enough to give the spirit
enough to satisfy himself they were care
fully brought back to town"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
BACK OUR BOYS.

The campaign for the third liberty loan
has begun, and The News would impress
upon every reader that he has duty to the
government to perform And 1t should be
done freely and quickly.
A great danger confronts the nation. 1t
requires great sums of money to combat it.
and it should be sufficient to know that we
can best serve the country by buying these
bonds
Terrell county has high type of citizen
ship. We have been unusually blessed with
prosperity, and it will be to our lasting dis
credit if we fall short in this duty.
The county's part of these bonds is
$255,0O0 and it vii be shame if they are
not taken. Buy a bond today.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
WHAT A DAY IN JACKSONVILLE DOES

Who is it that doesn't appreciate a
Southwest Georgia spring, spring that
can hardly be matched in any other
clime?-Dawson News. This doesn't
tempt us one bit. We've got to know
exactly what sort of wet stuff comes
from this spring before we begin to
pack our grip for Dawson. Jacksonville,
with its certain flow, is too near at hand
to take chance on Dougherty county's
uncertain Offering Savannah Press.
Still, it is interesting to learn that Daw-
son has been moved from Terrell into
Dougherty county.-Columbus Enquir-
err Sun.
We plead as an extenuating circumstance
that we spent Tuesday of last week-a day
or so before we saw this item-in Jackson
vile with that venerable sage of Dougherty
the editor of the Albany Herald. The only
wonder is that we were not brought to the
conclusion that Dougherty county covered
the entire state of Georgia.-Savannal
Press.