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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-05-09

The use " wheat -four by loyal
Americans Il concession to their
stoma0ha AZ the expense Of their
hearts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-05-09

countless gallons % Midnight on
studying The Diseases tiaai Males are
Heir 20 10 that lie might keep Indus
try In the bes, of Health aud splFit.
for Industry. like oil other Stage Art.
ists possessed Temperament. which
varied with tine condition q his liver,
In return for the Effori iIc had "a.
pended IN FdDcatinn Of the Mule,
wage-Payer figured that He wns en-
titled to q Falr Share o. The Income
derived from Industry Performances.
but II appears that bis nrlthmetieal
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-05-09

Billions for Automobiles.
II mas been estimated that by mid
sulnmeN there were close % 1000, 900
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-05-09
Sc rhat starn poInt upward.

1&& HAA 0&~t v HNStttA ~ EfV&fNf
When making or buying m Amer
ican flag. be sure that one single point
Of each star Is pointing upward. This
way alone Ii correct. ~ Christian
Science Monitor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-05-09

There Is ope way for every man e
determine for himself whether Tx
world 4 growing better a. worse. A
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-05-09
HOW TO Buy IT ON THE lNsrAllmeNT PLAN

Go to any bank go ssoh a.. otuo
Pay 25c and the window will u S Government
Pasts your Thrift Stamp on . your Thrift Card ~ an,
When You have pasted sixteen of these Thrift Stamps on your Thrift
Card take this card bank Offices and give the man at
'hi Also Sa' EPss s ssaP igo, "nd0"
The man win give you a W s ssU War Savings Stamp
Ae T s S gy' sS + war o5s which You
paste % War Savings stamps
s sss SoSd . wsr q sfgng n worth M War Savings Certificate
On Janusry l 1923 the Government buys this War Savings
your Certificate YOU Of SIC
This profit per cent interest compounded quarterly Co.
guarantee il inc world
You can buy your second war Stamp On the smon plan
u Paste YOU Sos se6o WV War e War Savings ~
On gan9sry viii pay YOU 500 This
you profit your savings
TINS Pron Is per ee9t interest," compromise qaSf
the strongest guarantee in the world.
HOW TO Buy 1T ron CASH.
plan ysa 8 G above by % simply s 5 Sg e. War s
s %s aSaF q Stamps amy sa ea. e Pcs sss January
During February they will cost - -
SO the you buy The
your money aay Time take your Saving,
yoq uSeRyoq MONEY aersa tasse
q s5t @ s, once bank write on postcard
Aad sr s0 so. Ri s9 Ss S
Thrift Card G 8 D.
START BUYING II W,4R SAVINGS STAMP
TODAY
w. 5. S.
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
issued BY The
US. GOVERNMENT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
KNOWS WHEN TO BRAY
Habit NJ Jackns, Tells Children When
It's Time To start for
School

EtTAW. ALA. May 1.-THE school
children OF The town arc in bad They
arc getting moro In bad every school
day It's thi1 way: before the clocks
were set forward one hour St. Rock
wells jackass would begin hraying
every morning promptly AT o'clock.
The children would kno" it was time
for school. and scanpcr off. Tire jack
ass has kept up the practice for two or
three years, and all efforts OF tho Dao-
ri" 10 make him understand the change
Of time have failed. Any one who knows
OF any plan whereby a jaCkass may be
made TO understand the change OF time
should make 1t known. The school %
teacher is constantly complaining that
some ~ the children get there too carly
and consequently get into mischief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
CALLS On LITIIUtNIA
TO ASSUME WAR BURDENS
LjfiitANItNS 30 NOT TAKE
l\lNDIN TO I>AISIR.S VIEW

u
WASHlNGToN. May l4.-Empcror
Williams proclamation recognizing tho
independence OF Lithuania. allied with
the German Empire was received to-
day with no enthusiasm by officers at
the Lithuanian National Council Head
quarters here
The assumption that Lithuania will
participate in the war burdens of GER
many means a contribution of three
'hinGs: money. munitions and men
the officers declared The first, we
nave not as Germany has already i'm
poverishcd us; the second. we have no
means OF supplying because Of the
!ack OF the first. Therefore, Germany
can have reference only to men. Mon
from self-dcclarcd democracy ,o
"Sht In the ranks OF autocracyo I'm.
'h'hhapIe' Lithuania would not con
sent. Are her citizens TO he dracooncd
INTO the ranks of tho Kaiser This
would be an abridscmcnt of the sov-
c''!Snty which Germany has also roc
"Sni|ed. for Chancellor ITcrtl;nc's 70
ply stated; We hereby recognize Lin
H"nia as free and indcpcndcnt'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
SOUTHERN MAN is URGED
FOR ASSEMBLY MODERATOR
DR.. Frank j. Smith. OF DnIIa>. Tc1..
Nlny Preside over Northern
Presbyterian Gathering.


COLUMBUS. ONO. May l4.-Com-
mlsStoncrs already here for the opening
Thursday morning of the 13O.h gen
cral assembly OF tho Presbyterian
Church IN tho United States of America
EXPRESSED the belief day that the
contest for tho election of "A new mod
orator undoubtedly will be between Dr
Frank j. Smith. OF Dallas. TEX, and Or
W. {. Covert. OF Chicago.
Or. Smith. pastor of ono of the larg-
est Presbyterian churches in the South
under the supervision of the Presby-
tcrian Church. North. was host at last
years meeting which was held in Dial.
las He is member Of the Cumbcr-
land branch OF the church. which united
with tho Northern church fourteen
years ago. and his election is being
urged on the ground that the Cumbcr-
land faction has no, heard modcra-
tor since its union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
NORTH CAROLINA BEGINS
BATTLE AGAINST IDLERS
Governor Birkcu Issues procIuu,tio,
calling for County Meetings
on May 20.
Especial 10 The Timcs.Dispatcb i,

lS1oclai 10 The Tim s. DiSDatCh
RALEIGH, y. C.. May lt-Ciovcrnor
Eickctt to-day issued a proclamation
looking TO special drive throughout
North Carolina by tho law-enforcinr
authorities against vaGrancy and idlcrs
generally lie calls for special meet,
'ngs to be held in every county a.,
Wednesday. May -. to discuss best
methods OF enforcing the state laws
against NaSrancy, The operation o,
employment bureaus and the naming
OF delegates TO State convention for
similar purposes to be hold in Raj
eigh, Tuesday. June 4. The Federal
authorities are to cooperate ,vigor-
ously in this Statewide movement TO
put idlcrs TO work. The proclamation
follows in part:
Never before in the history. OF North
Carolina has it been OF such suprem.
Importance to bring together the Job
less man and the manloss lob. The
agricultural. commercial and industrial
life OF the state depends on tho utiliza
ton TO it's fullest capacity ever labor
unit that can be found. ~ this time
id!enc*5 is a crime that savors strongly
of treason, for the men AT tho front
cannot hight unless the men at home
work"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
Dense Mist Aids
| Enemy in Battle
By It's Means Germans Were
able TO Get Near Allied
Lines.
Try Associated Press. !

( LONDON. May li.-Mis;y wcathc'
and an overwhelming weight in mum
bcrs-probably four TO onc--cnabc
tho Germans TO push back Major-Gcn-
cral Coughs fifth army in the opening
days of the spring offensive and to
gain decided advantage. The line
west Of st. Quentin was held by the
tifth army and it only fell back, fuller
reports now received say. after a GAL
liant defense.
Fighting desperately all the way the
divisions OF the nth army were forced
farther and farther back until helatcd
reserves arrived to stem the German
tidc.
The four army corps OF the fifth army
held "A line nifty miles long. To pro-
vide against determined attack, a
deep system" Of dofcnscs had hocn
built. The outer system WAS com
posed OF concrete block houses and
similar defcnscs. 50 placed and con.
Structcd as 10 pour a deadly cross fire
on an attacking enemy from any point.
Rut this system OF defense, relied
upon to hold the enemy until reserves
could be moved up. failed. owing to
weather conditions The Germans
made their attack in a dense mist
through which the defenders could not
discern the enemy until they were
within few yards Of the b!ockhouscs.
The outer system did not have the on
porturity 10 use its strong cross-firc
and after stubborn struggle, was
overwhelmed and compelled to retire.
IN area known as tho battle zone
behind the blockhouscs. the enemy was
hc!d throughout the first day in dos.
peratc hand-to-hand lighting Then
inc overwhelming numerical superb
GRITTY Of the enemy began to toll The
British line weakened and breaks soon
developed. How dorscd!y the British
resisted is shown by the fac, tina, all
breaks occurred AT tho iuncturc of
army corps and not along tho line hold
by particular corps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of the south.


- IN ~ Il hNf IL, 1919.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
eiS NJ; iE:t5 A. Il
Z. NJ. 30 l.. n $50
FOR y: W. Ry.. West: s:2v A. A.
$500 L. NJ. 1875 p M. " IA"
For Petersburg; l.ta A A. Sos II
81" y. A. SO A. ~. go A NJ. so, T.
Ills l.. Nj. S:35 =. II. 49,
- For Goiosboro anu FayettevUle: 400
Trains arrive Richmond daily: s:35 A. NJ.
II 20 NJ ,.:S5 a NJ. $40 y. NJ. I:26
';.i T.. NJ. 5t5 r. NJ. s:l5 T.. NJ.
Except sunday. TSurday only
Time OF arrival and ieparturs and con-
Eecious not GUARANTEED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
KNAPP'S FATE UNKNOWN
Daring American Aviator with british
Flying Forces Missing
Month
tBy Associated Py.ssl

NJ" YORK. May l4.-Wh!le Oh an
air pasrol UP above the German lines
IN + rance. Lieutenant Frank Is. KNAPP.
an American with the British royal air
:oTces' disappeared OH April! 10. and his
rate is not known, according TO word
received to-day by ms parents in
Brooklyn.
Two days earlier Lieutenant Knapp
vas attacked by i've German a.rmen.
ne descended 10000 feet, and escaped
"ithout injury after downing one OF
the enemy machines. Knapp enlist. q
IN Canada last june. a. the axe O.
tNcnty!ou!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
DEATHS.

at $50 J.. ~ Monday. Mrs VitGINiA
u, MEANN. wife OF Thomas T.. Mcany.
,.m.rtiicni at Hollywood wEDN ESDAS
NJ iEkHooN. Private. Please omi, flow =
HuSSEl.L:., Died. at his residence. Locus,
!, EIr"yr; Shnrioiic County. VA. GEORGE
hNb'oCk RUSSELL. at I:l5 \ NJ Tues
GAY GAY. May ~. i3iS in his forty-nin year.
y J.. on October =. 1869, amd Mas The sol,
iiabc"ck: aud liz survived by his wife. iics.
~ Proctor Russell. and two daughters.
;mnaisnr"t Elizabeth and Agnes Iicdrurd
iHsS'ii ana also II sister and niece, Airs.
,"",h. nus BARRIER aud Mrs \. : Page OF
William e. Russ @jji and ,:, hnif brother
n.vc.i,sth was Tor twenty-five years on
E"E:u ~ tn" tobacco business At brakes
ni"i'h. Va. during which time he upc
,a''u most successfully a large leaf To.
nhC'o sales warehouse. and AT his ,lc,t n
-. ~ nr"s,ucnt OF tho brakes Branch I.ca {
,ih,""T.o w H. Co. and also president OF
w" STATE Bank Of Charlotte Co Inc
!, men position he had occupied ever Sine.
rs mrEnnianti"n. ana he was treasurer of
h. he nc, III" election at the last term. ana
~ ~, was also !, mcinbcr OF tho stat" Norm, !
,n",,l" 10 man in the county has ,iuu,.
un.u'' 20 ara IN every enterprise tending In
w" hett"tm"nt OF tn" public rood :. nj
ctItalhiS none has been "a greater bcno In.
,"r |" INC deserving poor and needy Iew.
men arc :" beloved aa he was Ana ION.
.nJ VIII Dc 5" universally mourncd and SO
aS%s; or$} ' "5 a; "'H st. 'Hi gcE,eG@S;
May -. 1918 -. '''-N :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
METHODIST CONFERENCE
ELECTS THREE BISHOPS
Moore, slcNiurry and Darlington Are
Ministers Receiving
Promotion.
-FOUR OTHERS TO BE NAMED
Rev. James Cannon, DR., ID. d.. u
Strong NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Veto
Laity Rights for Women on Legal
Grounds, but Veto Is Ovcrruled.
fRv Associated Pres. 1

ATLANTA. May l4.-l'he election OF
three new bishops in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. concluded a
lively session to-day at the general con-
ference. during which the college Of
bishops announced its veto OF the &C
lions Of the conference in granting laity
rights 10 women and changing the
ritual from Holy Catholic Church" to
"Chris;'s Holy Church" Balloting for
the bishops continued throughout the
afternoon session.
Rev. John NJ. Moore. OF Nashville. and
w. +. McMu-ry, OF Louisville. were
elected on the first ballots by ISL and
ls7 votes. respectively, out OF a possible
3o7 votes. ON the third ballot Rev. l.
V w Darlington, OF Rarhoursvillc, w.
Va WAS elected by lSS votes. l62 being
necessary for choice.
on tho second ballot Rev, T. NJ.
Parker. OF the Louisiana conference, re-
ceivcd $50 votes: the next hiscst 30
Bishop Elect Darlington. Rev. James
Cannon Jr of Richmond. Va, and II.
". Dubose, Of Nashville. received more
than 100 votes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
MOVE lNTERNED GERMANS
Large Number Mt Hot Springs, v. G..
VIII Bc Taken to Georgia
Forts.
fRr Assocla,et prcs.l

WASHINGTON May 1.-THE 2.ooc
Germans now intcrned At Hot Springs,
: g.. VIII be taken over by the War
Ncrartmcnt and sent TO Fort OSlc-
thorpe and Fort Mcpherson. Ga. be-
tween nov and July !. IL became
known to-day.
These men arc now under the jur!s-
Giction Of the Immigration Division OF
IN" Department OF Labor. but VIII be
turned over TO the War Department
July !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
It'd. WANTS
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized and lndexed for Quick
Reference


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loo a line Sunday.
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tsc a limo for Z consecutive inscrtIous
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Minimum OF lines Is allowed
Minimum charge IS cents
count b words to tho line and "a lines To
the inch.
All ADVERTISEMENTS received up to 10 +. Ii.
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LEGATION. Will receive proper ciass,nca lion.
Advertisements received alter that hour
Will he placed In the Too Lato to Class
Ny column.
TELEPHONE.
Telephone your want Ads. to The Times:
Dispatch, Randolph !. when you nnd It
more convenient To do SO. and they Will
lie taken at office rates.
SUBSTArIONS FOR I'D. WANTS.
Times Dispatch Branch Offices are main
tanned III practically every Drug store in
the city for the convenience OF the public.
W ant Ads are accepted by them at reGu-
Lax office rates.
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ST. Telephone Randolph .303.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
Japanese Ship. for French CoIon,..

TOKYO, May 1.-THE French gov.
eminent. having Withdrawn large
number Of it's steamers formerly en-
pioyed In navigation between France
and her colonies is negotiating win
Japanese shipping companies for Tho
substitution OF japanese ships for tn.
French.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15

'A MR., tASE Lost, in Richmond Frday y
hlSHt last. cara cas-" containing fratrrt,.'I
cards ~ y y Cohen. Finder viii tia,.c
return I" 80 Times dispatch Builoiini;
LIBERTY BOND Lost. No. "lGoioi ,corr.
II. lnglcS. .v1 Virginia Railway ana ~ n"sr
IBuidinr. ~
ODD FELLOW plN-l.ost diamond share
:, Soid tpdd Fellow pin. pearl setting thr...
iinkH ,. ]" L. order. Call Madison .li3-W
WAR StAMlS- Lost, envelope ,ani,iniur
four war stamps ami - thrift st.Iut'.
l'l"as" return 10 >. ". COLTS, No. t,ar,i.r
Post -tiliCc. - - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
MAY RETAIN CONFERENCE
CONNECTIONS WHILE IN WAR

Resolutions were passed enabling
ministers 70 retain their membership in
annual conferences while engaged in
war work just before the noon recess
the cS-iiereIfce listened TO at address
~ The hey. {. &. Neal. traternal mes
scnEcr from the Colorcd Nethodist
Episcopal Church in America.
All tall. Of moving the church pub
fishing house from Nashville TO At
lan,a Was qu!eted when the commit
tee on publishing Interests presented
report recommending that there
shall De publishing house at Nash
willie. Tenn
The committee on missions added an
amendment 10 its first report request
ing that the Southwest Texas Confec-
cnce embrace all the German charges
in the state. If the report is adopted
the present German mission confer
once VII! 80 out OF existence. but the
work among the Germans vii! be con-
, tinucd.
A telegram o. greetings was ordered
sent 20 the Southern Bapt!s, Conveu-
zion, now in session at Hot Springs.
Ark
Much interest is manifested in tho
report Of the committee on church rela-
lions. which recommends tho continu-
ance Of the commission on unincation.
named a the last general conference.
The report expresses satisfaction with
the work Of the commission in it's
meetings with similar commission
from the Methodist Episcopal Church
and The opinion IS voiced that union
OF the two churches is both feasible
ana greatly to he desired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15

Man Wanted, caTaoi. man 10 Tnannr. .
iAN hardware business IN Weat Vlryini-
arius business o: s2.poJ 10 s. ~ nor mont
Must come well recommended Address "
'i.mry inhnson. War. ". Y.
Nh iNNICS-W .ntct. hclpcrs and ins
chdulgS Tor automobile work. SALARY a.
10 500 i'r hour Cor helpers and G0c to 8.
for mechanics Don't write Apply in per
sDn. J. J.. Gayle supply Co. Scwuort New.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
KAISER ASKS L|THUAN|A
HELP BEAR WAR BURDENS
Declares Germany RccoGni cs States
independence "Allicd" TO Ger
man Empire.
CAN MEAN ONLY ONE THING
As Nation Has No Money or NUM-
tons, Williams Request Is Viewed
as Calling on Contribution of Men
to Fight for Autocracy.
IIsv Associated prcssl

/ 10y NSSpcia'cu itcSS.'
i AMSTERDAM, May la-Einperor
William has issued Il proclamation con-
corning Ii;buan;a in which he says II
is aesnp,od I.it,,,,n;, viii n,rticinatc
in ,bo w,r hur,,,. or cor,,,rv
In Tho nrocl.m,,ion Tho "inde,cu
dcrco" Of ,.i,bu,ri, ,uicd With The
,.,r,, o,,,,,i,. j.; r,.o,,,;,od
eve ,..,n, mo, ,, .onvor,io,s %
~, .,,,,,., 49,, ,,,,.;o,s ,,,.
t., ..,.,, ,, ~ i,,,.o,, OF ,ho
,., ,,, o,,,,uv
,,.;,, $780,, ,,.,,,i. ,, ,h.,
.
hura,,s =, ,.orr,,, w,ich secured
no elaboration"
Emperor Williams proclamation rec
ocnizinG tho Independence Of Lithu-
ama. according TO the lthcinschc West
falischc ZcitunE. carries tho following
preamble:
we. Wilhelm. by Gods grace En-
pcror. kim of Prussia. eli q. hereby
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
ANOTHER BALLOT TAKEN;
RESULT NOT ANNOUNCED

Before adjourned this afternoon. the
conference ordered another ballot, the
result OF which Will be announced to-
morrow morning.
The College OF Bishops sprung sur
prise at todays session. when Bishop
Collins Denny announced that the
Bishops had vetoed the actions OF tho
conference in granting laity riShfs 10
women and changing the ritual from
Holy Catholic Church" TO "Christ's
Holy Church"
It was declared that the action OF the
conference was illegal. and that both
measures must be submitted to tho
annual conferences. and not until two
thi.ds of the annual conferences voted
in favor Of the proposed change in laws
could tho action OF the general confer
cnce be held constitutional.
Heated discussions followed the read
ing Of the bishops veto.
on motion 10 adhere TO the former
action OF the general conference on
laity rights for women, DR. l.. W..
Anderson, OF Texas. took tho floor.
When he was ruled out Of order by
Bishop Hendrix on the point that he
was discussing the veto OF the bishops.
Or. Anderson appealed from the decision
oil the Cndlr ana was SuSld llltu ~ t'it
conference The conference voted to
ratity their former action, and both
questions will now be submitted 10 the
annual conferences.
The action Of tho College o! Bishops
Was being widely discussed on con-
terence circles tonight Women mem
bcrs. 1t was said tonight. arc confident
the annual conferences viii ratify the
legislation.
The following delegates were elected
AS a committee to select the next meet
ing place o. the next general con-
ference: y. r. Lipscomb, J. w. Perry. l.
r.. Campbell and W. w. Ball.
The memorial. which recommended
that at each annual conference the min
listers elect twice as many men as was
needed for the Office OF presiding elder,
the bishop TO make his selection from
the names presented. was ovcrwhelm
ingly defeated
Resolutions favorinG uniform divorce
laws IN each State were adopted. The
south Carolina delegation disscn,cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15

Tralns IeaNe ,Ialy: Q =. ". Norma
local: 1916 i. NJ. Slcepeys Atluri. AMI
JJacksonyilie; go r, 81. Atlanta Birminr...
ham special: ll:to +. NJ. Slccpers Jacksor.
Vile. Trains arrive S.9J \. NJ, $500 NJ
6:t5 l.. NJ. $50 L. VI. ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
Arc ! on I.OsinEt

~ You arc not using Times Dispatch
""nt Ads tho chances arc YOU ar.
!"s'n money These arc worth inyes.
t!Gatng. call Randolph l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
SPEClAI. NOTICES.
ATLANTIC COAST LIN {. iiAILIiOAI C,JII-
lANl.
IL

lANl,
DiiCo OF the Secretary
Houcc 10 hereby gwen tuaI me regular
anEud: ana genera! meeting OF stoch!oia-
company MI! be held at the ONCE OF ,I,r
company at BYRD street station IN, tnr
cay OF Richmond. Va. on TUESDAY, In.
LIST day OF May. l:ls. at ii O'Clock A Nj
tor the election OF directors ana Officers 10
consider certain contract with the ItcsI-
dent OF the United states relating TO ul.-
connected wIth or EroWIus gu, OF the
taking over b! the President OF the com
pah!s railroad ana system OF tiarsuOr;t-
uon. ana. II deemed cApcdicut. to uuJuOr.le
OF iatiy the execution OF such contract. ana
Tor the transaction OF such other bii.Iu. !,
as me-! come before the meeting Inc
transfer books OF the company viii close
Wednesday. May ;. 1918. at ) . clock Il, Nj
ANA VIII tie rccpcncd on Wednesday, May
-. 1915. at 10 o'clock y. NJ.
IL. L. BORDEN. Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15

ENGINEER = Wanted, expert
cnccd engineer for 60-,ol
York Compression Ice Plant
So per week. Four white ic
pullcrs at So per week. Appl
Citizens Ice Plant, Ncwpor
News, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.

Leave RIcnui" Arrive klcnn,nnu
81. AN Has AN 49, AM cop rN
a. ,. o AM .Ilyu -! ,l-,o PM ss.x. pm
So AN 40 M T 80 PM .llI, pN
'olj An IL IN o.,0 PM AZ az Nj
hiei.inoiid W ~sLInston lrocA Lv. 80 ~
week days; si.l1 PM. sundays; AT. .l2l3 PM
iallE fredericksburg Accom-. week days I.y.
Ito iM: 4 r. y. AN. Ashland Accom- week
days, Lv..I 45 M 80 PM; Ar 1870 A NJ, S. 80 PM
Abba ticket and baggage Offices not open
Tor this train .Mein =, e,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

ElSOM. Died. AT Wavcrly. iieurico C"uu-
~. Va. the residence OF her daughter.
Mrs n l. iIarr.son, Tuesday morning u,
d o'clnch. IN tho ciEhty-ninth year Of her
age. MRS. ANNE ELIZA EI.SOM. widow
OF the late Nelson W. ,Elsom. % Abe :,
~ two daughters. Mrs. Il l.. Harrison and
MIS- w II iiaishp. "i l.ynnhavcn. Va: ono
son. ]. '. ElSpur. Of MIA Vista. Va seven
tIIcn Gran!chiidrcm ana ten grcat-sraud-
Funeral private. Intcrncnt in Hollywood
WEDNESDAY 1T = H. "
!iERScI' Died. Monday a; 1850 +. NJ
az her residence. l.0. North ThiTticiE
81 ~ ilersch She leaves husband ana
TWO children, mo-; her, father, three sisters
and two brother. to mourn 'ncir los
Funeral from the residence THIS Az
TEIiNpON at 4 O'Clock