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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
MOTOR CARS CAPACITY
AS CARRIERS TREMENDOUS
Automobiles Gun Vow Transport Larger
FonnnEc Thnn RnilrOndH and Street
hallway SSNtcma Combined.

BUSINESS was appalled, by the brief
suspension OF railroad activities during
tho winter blizzards. Yet tho total
carrying capacity Of the railroads is
only one-sixth that OF the automobiles
IN us" III this country. One authority
goes SO far as to declare that the carry
inE capacity OF the automobile Is
greater than that Of the railroad and
street ear systems combined
Deprived Of the more than 1000
600 automobiles In this country. the
passenger and frciGh, congestion would
be TAR greater than that occa stoned by
= complete tic-uD OF railroad traffic"
says r. w. Moon. president OF tie
Model Garage.
not only does the passenger and
freight mileage OF the automobile eX-
coed that Of the railroad. but the rail
road depends almost exclusively upon
the automobilc for the primary move
mcnt of freight from farms and fac
tories and the final distribution. In
mauy cases long hauls by motors even
take care of shipments usually sent BY
rail. The government has dem on
strntc" "onclusivcly the practicahility
Of such move.
Use Of til" automobile has become
so general that even the passenger
miles travcrScd exceed those Of either
steam railroads Or electric lines. Aud
every mile traN"rScd by an automobile
IN carrying freight or passengers where
'hiS service would naturally iali TO the
electric or steam lines. means Srcai
saving of coal. Gasoline ia relatively
plentiful. and the price has advanced
less than that OF other fuels.
The automobile is the nations great
means OF transportation. It's cost OF
operation is relatively low. and il is
readily accessible for use Il i the
chief SafcGuard against possible fail-
ur"s of other means OF transportation,
In addition - being regularly supple
mcntary To mem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

HAVE your car ovcrhaulcG and
fixed up in Al condition. Our
prices will be right. Try us
once and be one Of our many
advertisers. WILBUR +. DOL
son. 500 Brook Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

LARGE corporation w-ut- to secure .cr,i,os.
"' INN itnrOpEniH acquainted p.t.h ami.
DIT methods "f oifs,' WORN, aud must 10
'tIafl' tro,Nr"i'F, prefer IN
nave invest noUt Mention .rlarr ",r.,rr,
IN" turUish references / go care rinlcq'
Ipipr.t.h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
PIANOS
PIANO BARGAINS!
PIANOS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

COLONIAL. PIANO CuRrOUArIoN
.ME l,...t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Vote for Trade War.

NEW ORLEANS. February IS
Directors OF tho New Orleans AsSocia-
ton OF Commerce announced to day
they had voted in favor az tho refer
cndum being conducted by the Cham
her OF Gommcrc" Of ;hc United Statcs
on whether the business interests Of
this country should carry on Il trade
war against Germany after tho rar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

LONDON. February lG.-As no burial
certificate has been made out. the
funeral OF Vera Davies. eighteen, rnu-
milton worker was stopped at ST.
David's "hurchyard and the procession
OF muniticn girls in trousers and TUNES
was d!shandca.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

ONE i"l. siN-cyltt.dcr S,u!-bal.cr. scvcn
passenger Touring, good - a"N ana look.
Ike now. i'ully equipped. cost $500. o.
account ar Marty hcn: drafted. ,hr cal
uf $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
National Auto Top Co., Inc,

EICiiNiuND AUTO SHpr.
j. u. tDILI\,iN ORTIZ can furnish YOU
with any part TO any MAKE 80. -
North F.iEht""r,r stree
" ANrED. Ford roadster or toUrluS Must
h. in excellent conditions state lowest
cash pric" RoN 7ot city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

fni; sale ony~". j. volumes Mmhlb-ch'>
ruoir- jana secret ChronicJo- q i:,Irop",r
I"rr's. - Fn!Uu"s :Gith Wharton's Novels
bi~u-:, u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

THREE 1871. four-rylindcr Strdcbnkcr Tour
iniS. seven passenger. all th"-oughl;. over
haul"d r"painioG and now ops installed /:
tuI!y equipped: either Of the. car" haV-
hcrn driven loss thnI '061 p'il.S. and either
{; which VIII Civ" rrdct!,..iy tn" SAM,
service. as ncw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
Fol; SALl..-Niachincry

FOR sale. one ;-ho:Nc-powcr vertical steam
boiler used month Guaranteed hG-
dr".s " ~ cat" Times D!Np-'cn
A'E1fiENi: So in-ohiu" for country rest-
"cn'rr N"'"r tanks. ,"rr-o"tte Nipr.
betting. pulley. sh-itiuE. h-uG"Fs. planners
"a III mills. "dt"r., laundry nv chtu"ry. boil
~ ana engine GG-r.nt,"d condition. I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

ONE i'lI Siv-"NiinI.r Siudcrak"r. seven
"a .s"ng"r Touring. thoroughly ov"rhauled.
r"rHint"h and now tor instn'l"i: fully equip
pod practically as .uo,! /. ear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

LET us cli,rira," YOUR curtain light troubles
by inSt.llirC Perfection Lights that last
y lirftimc with - Cl"a- vision always. See
eur window DISPLAY. ~" ar" manufacturers
aud rCnairc-S 81 tops, curtain seat Co:ers
and upholStcTius;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17


ONE. i"lN Series S'IIch+ I.,~. iuUr.ryIirdrr
seven ~ :*.nG'r Touring ''ar. h"rn used
"n'E - = d"mouSt rrtor and his b"rr uec,l
loss 'ran q rh"'Is3ud miles. rovarrieh.d
tGh,cn'd M good; look as good. and is as
good. a. now ear: GIilN equipped. inCl,id
ing bumper. "Ntr, tire. tube and coyc- THIS
car will bc sold at :, sacrifice,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
BUFF and BLACK
ORPINGTONS

~" Electric inruh"t"rs. used ono season.
l"ith ever hatchahlc cEE. good a. ncv.
Win sell '"r n.,lt "r!s ln.i cost ,;rocni.wn
I"u'ry E"rn. Il f.. u No. :. Ei,hmond.
Va fhonc Madison l7'0M
iliEpNS Tor ,aio. Egg for h.rchiug
Eh"d" Stand Reds. White Wy-ndo,t".,
Whit !crhprns i.3 Seventeenth Street.
t"udolrh ~.
SINGLE Comm Ehod" Island rcd7 eggs for
Matching. 8 % r"' L.. aud fresh shl" eggs
AZ market i-i"". If You want To 10 dozen.
HrHr iHo /" "ard- William ~ lIcrndou, 80
~, N"tth ScNcntccrth street,
WHITE i."sh"rn eggs tTom Rarron str.in,.
l.'r' hnurr, Va
PURE bred whit. i."Ehorn eggs FOR hatch
ING. $40 por setting s. a hundred I-"w
Nc" 'nrh "r"ls g each. Purity Poultry
tar,n Wakefield Va
fi,h 80 .b"u, - white L"Ehorn puicts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

oNi; l"l. six cylinder Sirdchakcr Touring
miic.. 'horouvhiy o., rh.uicd rornim;"d ana
~" t"p installed. Fully equipped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

'NE i'i' four cvlirdcr chOroloi rnurirc
100" rs NV and ;rllv cauip8rI; hrs Slip
cover du' TOO {" match: equipped with
hnn'r, "N''' ,ub" ard cover. spo, L; Cil, .
&C. WIZ be- sold 'h"nr ANA an excellent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

tN.: ~. siN-cylindcr S'udot,i..r sev.r-
n.SS"nS~r 1orrir: rhc Managers .ar'.
~" ar - ~ "'C"llrn' coalition. r".'srn.@i-
I'd looks a" good and IS 3. GOOD as nHw
Fuiiy "nuiprod. Including slIu-c"vers. rvr
WE ''h' ris, c'tr- Tire tube ana cover
hi7irer 1T, This Will m sold very
ChSaD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

To tho creditors of JOS r. DWIGHT
Of Richmond in the County Of Hen
rico and district aforesaid Bank
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
iith day Of February. y y. 1918. the
said JOSEPE 4. DWIGHT was duly
adjudicatcd bankrupt and that the first
meeting OF his creditors will be held
I'm my Office. Roor,s 1liS-1ila Mutual
building, Richmond. Va. on the ETH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 4. -. 1918. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims. al.Dc. mt trustee, examine
the ankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS r SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
I'nhrlIarN IL INlX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
MEETINGS

MECHANICS ASD MhECliANrSo BA%K.
sanS VIII F. ssid isST% WA; - ,sis;; !,
w j II. rATTEsoN. Cashier
VIRGINIA iIlNEE,, ASH MAXINE iNsCE-
ONCE, Fc6rnary {. 1915.
nua of The sss" 81 ni
c9mpsny viii be held u! The office OF The
the 0l' 18Th hs' ns I" s'FGs'
1' wM II MCCARTHY. Secretary.
10 tho s:ock holders OF III. Virginia lilo:
Thc annual mcctins OF the stockholders OF
tho Virginia Hot Springs Company for the
transaction OF such other business as may
lawfully come before said meeting. incluniDE
dirccI"rs ana all COMMITTEES thereof OF tho
said COMPANY in IN" past year; viii bo held
DAY. The I'd day OF February. iSls. at
The transfer hooks Will closed Ncdnc,-
'oS'" ""'' ~ a" )" "S x. E, E IIP!sS.'
m" " mss"s Of Min SS hs% at ,n %s
onc" az nc company; 100. =. Main-Sirr",;
O'Clock. Gt.OEGE w. EHlIi.
Mrs ! 5!pSNY PuP ;,; has 6 S., ,nsr, =
'. W. &. \. Election OF officers Will take
a special communication of Metro
"A. ro'itan Lodge, 10. II. a r.. g.
s,1., THI '5MSSDAy' rHS %ESi%G " sso
al 1ShtS" Of ~ s,Sr "ascs sTs
"y ~ ard !" MT m the w Mnr.hp master
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

OH: 1910 f"ur.cyirncr S;udchakrr Touring
seven pas Scng"r. b' On u-sd loss than t.Dl0
mlct; thoroughly ovcrhau"d ,rh rcpairt"d.
nov ton installed; looks Liz" u.r and IL
rraruc'llN az good as new. wan be Sold
very cheap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

MEDICAL,

"rEtlAi.' lt,n't faii I" set copy OF my
nov, herb DOCTOR. nooi! y collection Of
valua hi" medicinal formulate giving the nam.
OF all medical H. RIBS their uses and how -
nr"rhr" Tor all diseases. Richly worth 81
While this edition lasts will send only onn
COW ." ono address for "ar stamps or coin
u VI. iliEE'ns. So East Ma in Street Eicn-
mOrd. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
ICE CREAM
fiA1"rEItS

WT%NE'S srccisi inr sunday. b!suu. il
.ream. WynnGs. Ice cream. Msd!sy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
POULTRY AND BlIps

ft n.; wamI%d ne-t offer accepted.
"A MT: i" know nov 70 sc,
VII S-t mnr" crGs Will" price. are high.
Irr. lic"2 Poultry Fan -..-co-t Works on
d"fs for LAYING n"ns at this season 1t j.
not SttmulInt. but t"u.". (, improves
IN" GENERAL health and has q decided direct
Hcilo" on u" cEG vrgans--IoEc- them up
hnu makes thcm active Give rau-a-,c-.
"a trial Il; II does not greatly Increase ;Hr
c'npi% packages to your dealer AMI &c.
YOUR money back. Hens must b." kent free
iioih ~" 70 he strouE. i-'IuIar layers, iJE.
LESS INSTANT LOUISE kIl.I.YE kills lice.
Dust II mt" thu feathers. then add IL 20 IN.
nHst taih Sionully. ana hens viii 40
Hess Eoup Kennedy. Tn. Or Hess line Is
Tor ssL. by all dcnlcr. IN poultry srprii-4
CUSTOM Matching with Mammoth Canac-
early matches. EIuoluiuEialc Poultry Farm,
bu,nhnrtor. Va ihouc Madison oC@a-E.
Nhiir WyauuVrte. Barred t;ogH AMI SIN
~. Comb Rhode Island Rcd ...s aud
CiN-ol. chicks Tor sale. custom matching
with Mammoth candle" Incubator EuEnSo
your truy- tor nest hatch BioorniuEdai-
F"uiry Farm. bumh.riou, Va. rhpn. Mad
'N,'NEHEi.s Barred PIsmou'h EocE'. from
= I'll E"ndolph $50 y -. iioS .j5
= sonir ;. <. Whit" L"gnorn hens laying
hlN N"~'h i:irhth Stat.
SINGLE COME RHODE: ISLAND REDS
iiATCHING EGGS
Gr.d" tirds 5. aud s. Tor J.. Ch.rl"s Il
\
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

ONE i'lT giv,oyind"r Stud.raL cr Trrrir-
S"Ncr passenger, fully cuuipp~d. re- paint cd
u"w top and III excellent condi ION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

TWO 'nt six-cy :inG"r Studchakcr Tourinrs
IN hrst-.'las, shape. :horousi'!y ovcrha iicd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
FOR observation-disclosures

I FOR sale, soda fountain complete: foot
80 mari J" top. Can he seen at III North
I Twenty f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

one i:it four-"yl,nd"- Siud".rI;"r Touring
thoroughly "yr:haul"h and rorsin;cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

c%E = - four cylinder Studnrukcr Touring:
VIII hc SOLD at sacrifice. This is one that
was sold anu renoss"s~"d amt VIII 40 sold
for tho amount Of 'hc notes ti.H. v n i'd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
USED HtEN NJ


c%i: l'lS Series S'udch.sc-. fnur.cvIinder
only n %nri"s r hen mscG
l%s, ;ra1 'h",s5nG " nPie rovar",, %.%i.
,sh'en'd nn c"od: look a. good. and is IS
ins hnmrcr. cl,r;, tiro. tube Ind coyc!. This
car vii! h" sold at It sacrifice.
rN: 1Hi, siX-cylndcr S'udoi,l:.r seven
~ naSs"nsrr Touring o'hr Managers arr.
I'd i"oIs good and IS 3. GOOD ,s n.w
lnly cgninn'd. Including sltp-c"vers. NO
hnalper et, rhis CIR viii ho ao.d Vcr,:
cheap
oNE 1I. six cy!inder s,ndchaher Touring
My SGnr", t p"s."mE1r. nriycn s. thnn 900
new top Installed. Fuily equipped.
oNt l"l. .ix-cyltndcr S,u!-balser. s,ven-
s NV i E%Hy'" G f9"a as ne" M M o%S
is i"ft FOR u 10 s"n at sacriGcc prio,
ONE iai7 .ix-"yIinlor Srudorsilrr seven
ami o~'F tor 'fS S&' J %1n
pod practically as good n ear.
TIEEE 1917 fonr-cyindor S,rdrhak~r Tour
ms sev.n passenger. all thoroughly over
fully equipped: either Of tho. car. hav-
he'n htN"n les ,hnn 900" nil and "i,h"r
scrvic" as new car
ONE i:ic f"ur.cyIirdcr S,udchakcr ronrinr
milo; 'hor"u"hly ovcrhanlc,i ma rcpaint"d
nov tor ,nsthii'd; looks like NJ" aud Is
practically az good as new. W'i be sold
very cheap.
one i'l- eiv,oylinLrr Sud>nsLcr T,urir-
s"vcr -rasS"nEor fully equipped. re- painted
nc" top and III excellent condition.
two, NJ stx-c\,'mdcr S,udchakcr rourinss.
IN nrSt-"iasS shape. :horousiy ovcrha iIcd
and r"pdI;.tcd
Thoroughly "ytsha.r"h ana r"rsin;cI
oEE. nla f"ur-cyind"r s,ud"rakcr Touring.
VIII hc sold at sacrifice. This is ono tha {
for tho amount If he notes tha; n Id
PAINTED spondid c"nairio''
"Nii '"ia siv-"yindcr Chsrdlsr r"urin- in
., "Icri,cmt ."nn"i'i:n. ,hcr"us'l% oyr~a.nIed
sol" c!oar. Fuuy o0u'rpcd
GOOD NV and ;rry cauirrnI: ms Lip.
n ,..,,,,i 'nr to" :" natc": ~nutr?cl With
&c N'l' To- sold 'h"hr. ANA an excellent
one ~, n,sof,olo, r%ntrs 'horou@hIv
,,,"'. - "nn rc,'in,.h an "N"Ciient bar
or ~, s.v.o, lird.r chalmers Tonr:n~.
'f"r' 'rhly "v""fa .l"d amt rortin,rT. in
car Tor hio.
',,E - "iN-'y'inacr 'handio- r"r-inc ia
">tci'"n condition. thorouGrlr "vrrhau lc
an" fe'a'"tet; 'i' hc sold cheap
'Mi iiidson u: cylinder Touring Model ::
ms car - "r" that We h,' 20 renos~oss.
:hh VII u, SOFA for tho amount of notes
B mat Va" h"tl. winch is loss tusu 5000
one four cylinder slmdch.tcr Touring; GOOD
~ h"hl'"l coalition, at sacrircc price
on: Tmimau touring I"".p; anger ,rr.
Thoroughly "v"Ghaulrd ana -"ptintcd. -oo,i
'hr. "Id viii Ia o.. cheap
F.. COLI I$ MOTOR SALES CCRpoE ALTON
l-l'.i!-5 WEST BROAD STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

s. i''r month ,gl,h small ,s.b ,,,r,,, 80.
S,"H."rH 'Sr""ti'r brand ne,s dir"c,
;nm,.l i-',oft. iHIii euaI.tric"n For data.
w. or IRE" o. 'nuNr trH'lru rggros. ...- t,r
"rf"r = - Boo -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
SAFES
SAFES
FIREPROOF
NEW AID SECONDHAND SAFEa
l.. -. cpOkL. SAFE AND LOCK C,n

SEED, PLANTS AND TREES
fi.ANI p"r"r shell pccaus n"v. iiGy guar
Hhi""d 'r""S cheap from tn" largest and
most r"lia bl" nursery South. EooEict free
Btss roam 60. I.trnb"rion. MISS.
fA\oHiTi: strawberry plants Fine sweet
81 per hundred X =. Dauchtrcy. Make
field. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
DIAMOND

II:AuTfFY your hnin. grounds hy .I,,.ti,,.
,"", h"fnF '''r"r""ns. -hrIlH. vines and
,.,,'i" "'"i" h"rry pl-nts. 'fo our
'II'i- rI' .pN"-l because vr soil 10 YOU
GREG. h"' 'h-ou2h ar"u's Nri.r lo- re-
," "i.'.' "'"' h1o-!ot "u uptno p..ntiu= =
- WetEir- -" BIO Elmwopi %l!r.rr.,..
NlG'n'h!an " '' %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
TALKING MACHINES
EDUC.

FRENCH conversations Partisan accent. M,
nils succeed ~ PariS chiidrcn of ,nur
ana M M"dcmo.s"lie. iot Fourth Avenun
Highland Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

oNi. ini" Cadillac Touring. "nuinpcd viii.
new tires. thoroughly nvrrhaulcd and re-.
painted. splendid c"n,.itio',
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
pACKINt;--Furnitnrc and china

fCE%IrUEE. china and wedding prrpsni,
packed and shipped With care boyinE
snd hauling done by Jacob Umiapf Phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
N0TlCE-I}ankru,ItCy

T" tic creditors J GEORGE NJ AN
bkEWS Of Eichmcnd in the County
~ il"nric" and district a!orcsa!d-
bankrupt.
Hoiice is hereby given that on the
IL dar OF fcbrUary y. u. laiS. tho
said GEORGE VI. ANDREWS was duly
hdjrdica;"d bankrupt. and that the
hrst meeting az his creditors Will
be hold in my Office. Rooms llls-
Ill? Mutual building, Richmond Va.
on I'll. eth DAY OF FEBRUARY. \.
II. lalS. ~ 10 o'clock in tho forenoon.
az which time the said creditors may
attend. prove their claims. appoint
trustee. examine the bankrupt. and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
THOS. r. SNEAD.
E"fcree in Bankruptcy.
February u. lAlS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

FOX s,i", cool upr!Eh; plan" aud one IN.
. CGbaiUr Mr. George Evans. Route :,
EnN 90 EL.mrnnMn y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
FOR SALi.-,lrscci,ancous
PILING

TT''T T---TI !"T -"-'' W00To q E0-I-T.
Gprdol.,iAe. Va
FOR sale. large quantity 81 Gravel on IN
ppWAtioN river. convenient for shipping
- D0s'. Address i. v. Evcfy. !e,ersbur :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

oNi' '"l1 siv-cvlindcr Chard'.r .;'nu.ir- IN
"N""llcnt condition. th"rnugi.l,. o-a~n.uln,
rrr rrr"'ntcd "o"d ar. and viii u,
sol" ch""r. FUZZY equipped
The Jasper news., 1918-05-16
Additional Local

Smith Brown and family. W. H.
Malone and family, and V. A Cav
enee and wife spent Sunday with
W. B. Cavenee and family.
Jerome Woodmansee and Mrs.
Kreider Of Carthage visited Mrs.
Kreider's daughter. Mrs. ID. c.
Hohser, Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Nell Hughes of Webb City,
Martha Curtis, Marie and Mona
Whites, |, and Beatrice Gather oi
Carthage we're in Jasper Sunday.
Sam King, who was operated on
for Appendicitis last week at the
Ca,thage Hospital, is doing nicely
ami his friends expect to see hin
out soon.
The Jasper news., 1918-05-16
Excess Flour Returned.

The people are responding promptly
to the call Of the Government Food Adj
ministrator TO bring in and place On
the market again their excess flour.
Up to the time of going TO press 1900
pounds have been brought in. There
are good many hundred pounds yet
scattered over the country in small lots
which ought to be brought in at once
without further notice and reported at
the Office OF Arthur L. Drake, the coun-
ty deputy for Jasper.
The Jasper news., 1918-05-16
M. E. Church, South, Services.

Preaching at Jasper at II a. m. and
1880 p. m. the first and fifth Sundays of
each month.
At Salem the second Sunday.
At Boston the third Sunday.
At Lebanon the fourth Sunday.
The Jasper news., 1918-05-16
Subscriptions Renewed.

The following renewed their SUBJ
scriptions for the News the past week.
Mrs. Katie ellison
&. w. Wood
w. r. Peterson
At. Dean
w. +. Keener
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LEBANON.
MISE ZoAH ANpRRws.


Jack Stansberry and family spent
afternoon at Virgil Din
widdie's.
John Gresham and family and
1'euIah Stansberry spent Sunday'at e.
ID. Boyd's.
Virgil Dinwiddie and wife spent Sum
day evening at Ernest Rex's.
Fred Winter and family, Allen
Summerville and Alonzo Lyman
autoed to Carthage Sunday evening
and attended the tabernacle meeting.
Harry Coffman and Allen Summer
vile called on the Halle boys Sunday.
Parker Andrews spent Sunday after
noon with Willie Winter.
Frank Thacker and family spent
Friday afternoon with Ernest Rex and
family.
Mrs. Hat Bishop and children are
visiting her brother, Bud Beatty and
family.
Harrison Waltz and wife visited
Sunday at Geo. Waltz's in Jasper.
C. S. Andrews and daughter Ocie
were Carthage visitors Wednesday.
A party was given Wednesday night
at Mr.. Heckman's for, Clyde Boyd and
Cleo Halle who are now ready to an
swer the call OF Uncle Sam. Those
present were-NIisses Eugenia Rex of
Kansas City, Zoah and Ocie Andrews,
Rena Halle and Helen and Elsie Heck
man and Messrs. Arthur Courtney,
Ernest Ellington, Harry Coffman,
Cleo and William Halle, Freddie Lee
and Guy Andrews. The evening was
spent playing games and all enjoyed
themselves Immensely.
Miss Zoah Andrews is assisting Mrs.
Frank Iscnmann with her house work
this week.
Miss Eugenia Rex spent Sunday
with Zoah and Ocie Andrews.
Virgil Dinwiddie and Aonzo Lyman
helped Jack Stansberry on his house
Monday.
Clyde Southwick had valuable
horse struck by lightning Friday night.
Geo. Redmond and family spent
Sunday at Frank Crows in Jasper.
Miss Elsie Hickman spent Monday
afternoon with Eugenia Rex and Ocie
Andrews.
Guy Andrews and sister Miss Ocie
spent Monday evening at Ernest Utex's.
a party was given for the boys leav-
ing for camp Friday night at Geo.
IIailes for Cleo Halle and Clyde
Boyd.
Miss Helen Hickman spent Tuesday
afternoon with Ioah and Ocie Andrews.
Mrs. Bud Beatty and son Loren Wis.
tied Monday with Mrs. Charles STAINS.
berry.
Miss Tugenia Rex visited the Jasper
High School Wednesday with Ilona
Redmond.
Miss Leila Boyd from Kingfisher, Ok
Ia, is visiting her parents, l.. ID. Boyd
and wife.
Alpnzo Lyman and son viii spen
| Sunday at Virgil Dinwiddie's.
Miss Mabel Rogers is visiting thi'
r week at her aunt's in Lamar.
4 Clyde Boyd and sisters, Leila ant
t Eva, and Beulah Stansberry spen
n Sunday evening with the Halle younl
folks.
n Mrs Ernest McCullum and children
It who have been visiting her parents, q
II w. Halle and wife, returned to thei
n home at Duenweg Saturday.
;; Eva. Boyd and Beulah Stansbcrr.
y spent Friday night with Rena Halle
It c. S. Andrews and Mr.. Bricke
y called on Ernest licx Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Lyman and children spen
e Tuesday night in Carthage.
If Misses Mabel Rogers and Ocie An
- drews called on Mrs. Bud Beatty Mon
day morning.
e Owen Halle and wifeof Duerweg Wis
It tied over Sunday with his parents.
70 Hugh Phillips and sister Irene an
Reulah Stansberry were Lamar visitor
Saturday. t.....
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and Others interested in the estate of
Isaac Lauderbaugh, deceased, that I,
William Lauderbaugh, executor of the
last will of said deceased, intend to
make final settlement thereof at the
next term of the Probate Court of Jas
per County, State of Missouri, to be
held at Carthage on the 18th day of
May, 1918
William Lauderbaugh, Executor.
First published April 1S-;,t
The Jasper news., 1918-05-16

Miss Mildred Shouse OF Green
field is spending few days here
with her cousin. Miss Captolla
Cavenee.
The Jasper news., 1918-05-16

Mrs. Harland Burkett and Mrs.
McComb of Greenfield visited Mrs.
". H. Woods last Friday.
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and they are read.
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