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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
IN MEMORIAM

JAMES r. SPARES. a Cont-dcrate soldier
throughout the War Between tho states
d!ed o. go; on the morning ~ January is.
IeiS in the home OF his tsnEh,er. Mrs.
Highland PARK. amer an Hines OF NOR,
than three months. He In his seventy
,i*th year. hciag horn In Ripley, Miss.
august H. 1872. but became resident Of
Virginia after the war. Ills ancestors
fought Ia tic Revolutionary war end he
cnlsttd the first cali for troops. took
paIt IN many battles and FIrni!shcs Of
the four years. OF He we'll
hnovr here. Xhcrr no was in business for
= Ereat many years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

WANTED, linotype Operator VINO can care
for hi. own machine. Good pay. The
Sur. Durham. y. g
CARPENTER; waateG--Fcr steady repair
work in large building. Must he sober
and clean. Address. IivinI name. ego
wages T.. .. Drawer i23s. Richnond Va.
BARRED: wanted. first-c!asS reliable man
shor. hours. good wages. References e&-
chaneed Isarbcr. p. .. Box ass. city.
WAITED. at once. EeverJI first class bar
I'm medta.e!y. Nodel Barber Shop. Peters
burg Va.
GOVERN AENr examinations. Thorough In
Structiou. IS. Returned II not appointed
Particulars free. American Civil Service
School. Washington, D. e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Notice Is hereby given. that tho Pc
t this c Indicated above has been died IN
as f9a ul ae tor tas Ss Land
registration, transfer and assurance OF
All that parcel OF land With the i'm
provements thereon and tho appurts-
nances thereof, at the northwest corner
Or Or cary and Fifteenth Streets. in the
!t3S-l44o East Cary Street beginning at
the corner aforesaid and running west
wardiy slons the, north line az Cary
street, 81 feet . inches to the center
OF the partition wall between thfs and
the djoinfnG tenement: thence rGnning
n nr,i,9 through the center Of said
more or less. TO an alley feetTS IL
inches wide, which alley is to be for
this and tho two adjoining tenements
on tho west; thence eastwardlyt along
the south limo OF said alley 81 feet
inches, moro or less, to Fifteenth Street,
thence southwardly along the west limo
OF Fifteenth Street II feet 10 "a
iSa, shs miTo 9f less 81 to The
this case was referred has reported
that the petitioners arc shown. to DO
kinean 6s Co, Ltd. is shown to. be the
wealth OF Virginia and the city OF
Fifteenth Street on the east and Cary
owner, of the lot adjoining on the west.
and also owner in common with the
Kingan Packing Association OF tha
right of passage ovar the foot s Ia
inch alley on the north, and J. j. Doran,
owner OF tho lot north of said foot s
IL inch alley. arc shown to be adjoin-
tnE owners. -
And it is ordered that the above
named persons and all whom It may
concern appear before this court with
In fftcen days after the due publication
hereof, and do whatever may bo neccS-
sary to protect their interests.
a true copy.
Attest
CHAS- o. SAvILLE,
Registrar VI Title for tho
City OF Richmond, Va.
EUGENE G. MASSIlI p. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
Women Not to Replace Men.

WASHINGTON. January ls. = The
newly created labor administration an
nounced to-day that IL viii he the ad :
ministration's policy 70 prevent the in
PRODUCTION OF woman labor in positions
for which men still are available. and
any reduction Of WnEe scales because
Of the employment OF women in place
Of men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
KAPPA ALPHA FRATERNITY
Members In General hssenibly md From
Gimp Lee to Attend Saturdays
Meeting.

Otiiceyu and men from Camp Leo and
members of tho General Assembly who
arc also affiliated with the Kappa Alpha
Fraternity will attend the annual
meeting OF tho order in the Univer-
sity Club Saturday night at o'clock.
Resident members have arranged the
meeting. at which the annual election
of officers will be held. with many spc-
cial features 10 attract.
buffet supper. vaudeville acts and
Jazz band will be there to entertain.
Informal speeches will mark the meet
ing. The fraternity numbers many
of Richmond'S prominent citizens as
members. or the alumni chapter here.
Paul w. IIowle is president. other
members arc Thomas S. Wheelwright,
Mayor George Ainslie. Or. w. IL. IIiE-
gins and Cyrus w. Beale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
MAY RELEASE MEN
Secretary Baker Advises senate Cou-
p,ittee to Discharge ReGistrnnts
Now IhIrty-One.
10y Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. January 16.-Sccre-
tary Baker has advised The Senate MILF
tary Committee the War Department
favors discharginE from draft liability
men who have passed the age Of thirty
ono since registering on June .. 1917.
and without having been called to the
coiprs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
BOOKKEEPER.
SPLENDID opportunity for

SPLENDID opportunity for
young man to connect
with local branch Of large
corporation and take charge
Of sales ledgers, Oppor-
tunity will be given to adj
vance in a short time to
credit manager. knowledge
of general bookkeeping not
necessary, but want man ex-
pel'ienced in posting and
statement work, etc. Bright
future open to man who can
qualify. State age, expert
cnce, references and salary
expected. K 100, care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
DEATHS

foED:MDisdo, Wedn.stsy morning 4, ;:So
SAMUEL = FORD, az. ~ ,h- seventy
leavco four. fonc, 4. j. Ford. OF Rich
and Hrs. Gonrrc =. Tinbs or Laurel
Funeral TO DAY at oCloc. from reI!-
Gcrc..
MAKTlN.-Dicd. AZ { so =. 81. W.dnesday.
January j.. 1915. her r.sid,nce. 400
-KLS!E Mc%ARY MARTIN vie OF John +
Martin, aged ntty years, after long III
r:ess. She Is survived by her husband. four
daurhtcrs. Mrs.. r. r. Moore. M!sses Sadie,
Nary and AEncs, and TWO soas. William
and Lee. all OF South Eithrnond. ana Two
rktera, MrE. A. l.. VIE. and H!sN Viola
McSsry. OF California. and brother.
walter EcSary. OF South Dakota.
Funeral nouCc later.
. fwsdSesass s' morning at 55. i IN T..
home OF his daughter Mrs. X. T. Var
trouEb, JhHES i. SPARKS.
The funeral Will take place from HI.
davkhttru horl' 1903 Fourth Avenue.
THIS tTHuRSDAY, AFTERNOON a. !
o'clock. Burial private. Mr.. Sharks leave.
three daughters. Miss Ruth l.. SPARKS Mrs.
Il u. Yath.ouEh and Mra. w z Pollard.
on the 1echanicgv,iis Turn pike. iI.rrico
p. Al. MRS LOUISE STEISBACII wt5ov
ot ;he late Frank Steinszch. IN tho seventy
first year OF her arc.
Luns-si ro,l.. lhtsr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

HIGHEST cash prices paio tor mems 500.
\, S ond-hand clothing. shoes and plstola.
"ASIED. farms TO sell on commission-
N.rsinia Farm Agency. Matewan. w. Va
WASTED. old false tecth; don't matter II
broken; ! pay 81 to as per set. Send
by parcel poet and receive check by return
mall mall l. Mazcr. ?oo7 South Fifth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
HELP WANTED-Mnla

SA MISUNDERSTANDING hustIcrs Tor nation
ally known iikht motor truck. Men with
ance.. Insurance. real estate. etc. preferred
Exclusive territory and drawing: account
kaehlcr Rotor Company. Broad and Ryiand
Streets.
WANTED. boys to work from 4 until S
y. II. five days In the week Good nrop-
os.tion TO boys willin: to work. - 81. care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
HELP WANTED-.fale

REGISTERED druggist TO manage store:
good opportunity for right man. Address
I. sas. ere Times. Dlsnstch:
WANTED. TO get In communication with
cTipp!cS. men or boys who can their
hands %. caro- Times Dispatch.
WANTED. co!ored boy. one who's willing
=; TO work. Apply to Mr.. Moore. e.2 East
WANTED. once boy about is. Neat
eleen able to write sood hand. Chris
tisn boy preferred. Give name, age, wages
per week. Address Opportunity" T. %.
Drawer 12as, B!chmord. VA.
WANTED. once man. Must write good
plain nd. have fair knowledge OF bool-
keeping: Typewriter preferred Address.
, WAGE. p 8. orsWer 1eSs. Richmond ia" Sn
WANTED, experienced linotype operators
for night work. Apply Mr.. Gaines
Street.
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WANTED

ranges an hci tcrs. Rando IN 575a
OLD false teeth wanted Don't matter II
broken pay s: to SIS per set. Also
slry, Sond by PARCEL post. and receive
creek by return mail. VIII hold goods 10
/. Maser; soo7 South Fifth Street. Phila-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

WANTED, YOUNG La
DIES BETWEEN THE
AGES OF 16 AND Is TO
LEARN T E l. E 2 HON NE
OPERATING. 81 per day
while learning. Advance
rate after first month and
frequent increases there
after. Extra pay for even
ing and night work. Day
consists of z or s hours. No
lay-offs. Private cafeterias,
where meals are served be-
low cost. Recreation rooms
and the most comfortable
surroundings in the city.
Apply in person, $3.50 A. Nj.
to $3.50 p. NJ, Miss Boltz,
Room 502, TOO East Grace
Street.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
co M P A N Y OF VIR-
GINA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

sT2SK SIP Bod sALEsMEN WANTEp
kISERAt- rcoMMIss ioNs .phosPEcTs
hANpLEp. PfoPosirI6s Has H EE4
EtESHItNIG F2H -YEAEs IEGREhsING
WRITE Bon :s3. RICHMOND. VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
NOTICES-Legal

NOTlCES-LegaI
COMMONWEALTH OF VII GINII
COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION
FOR THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE 17TH DAY OF DECEMBER.
THE KINGAN PACKING
ASSOCIATION
VS.. Petition ~. a
A. d. WILLIAM. DO.
and all whom It may
concern. a. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
FOR SALE-Niachinery.'

AESETYLENE saa machine for county rss.
iuehces- water tanks. terrncotta Dina
betting. Huieys., shatting hangers, piansfS
tth nilis sdsers. laundry machinsrys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

Roanoke. This syrup was prenNred by one
! United states Inauiries Tor sale ,,ot auan-
t!tie7 less than the entire lot will not be
Guest: Address BOX AS. Roanoke. va.
For sale. ono 6O-H. p. Narle full front
boiler. i0-H. y. EaCie automatic
soyernor: engine in arst-clas condition ;
eo-foot sTnokestack. THIS outnt used only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES

WANTED. to buy for cash. old gold. silver
and false teeth: highest prices. r. c
Myer JeWelry Co. 81 West broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

WANTED, h-st class cutter. A. j.
witch. as Eorth Sixth Street,
WANTED. white chauffeur ono expc.j-
enccd in handling White truck preferred.
Apply Armour & Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

a Called Conmunication Of Temple Lode
Masonie :Tsmpis eqTns! Adams e and nf Bros q
ut $50 p. NJ Work in the: desr.ts' Nam,
berS Of sister lodges and transient 6rothrcn
are cordially Invited to meet with us
BY order of Worshtefui Master
CHAS II. MASON,
SecretaIr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
SAFES
FIREPROOF


NEW AND SECONDHAND sAFrs
L. ~. COOKE SAFE AND Lock co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

WANTED, two BELL boys. Must b neat
and quick $40 per month and home,
Adoress Manager. Quantico Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
NoTIcE OF MEETING OF sTocKHoLp-

Richmond. Va. January Is. 1915.
The annual meeting of the stockhoidery
o. tho Jefferson Realty Corporation viii
pc heid at the Jefferson Hotel. Richmond,
va, February &. 1918. at IL O'Clock
0. l.. WEIsIGER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
ICE CREAM
STOCKS AND BONDS
GOLD AND SILVER

FOR sale. forty shares EcWcomb Lifet
stock. For particulars. apply Box
Roanoke, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
HELP observation-disclosures

WANTED. combination hookktcper aud
stenographer. II los. care Times Dis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

Must write good
knowledge OF booi,-
preferred. Address,
salary. Permanent
eSs, Richmond Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
ROOMS WITH BOARD

FURNISHED. unfurnishcd light housokeep-
ing, with board: without board. Any part
OF city. We have what YOU want. NEhy
waste .iIs running around No fees s.
r. Branch Room Registry Depa rtmcnt 81:
Main Street: Eh"l building. Randolph s.i
SINGLE front room for gentleman SOS
East CLAY Street
FOR rent. large second floor front room,
southern exposure. 10 East Franklin.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-14
REED AUTO COMPANY GETS
ROOM IN NOAKES BUILDING

real estate teAi was cnminatod
this week. when the keed Automobile
Company purchased the CORNER room
OF the mildne owned by Noakcs
Hfothers ana occupied hy lhe lian-
rroit Motor Company
Mr. Reed expects 90 move into hif
new property within tie mex. few
ncolss where eaDh IMPROVEMENTS Wll
hc made as 90 mlkc tho new iuicis
headquarters rank with the best
Tho bancroft Motor Company VIII
&c upy the lulidins NOW being used
hN tho i.ccd Automobile Company on
Peoples street and iu addition 20 the
-nlcsroom Viii maintain 81 service sta
lion at thc old Olympic garage ON
Water slrert.
Mn Bancroft s tho local dealer foi
ihv famous MaNNcil passenger ears
and trurNs and operates tho Mer-
chants Transportation ComnanN q
truck linc handling freight between
Corpus Christi and adjacent points.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-14
ANNUAL is DEDICATED
TO HEROES WHO FELL
FOR THEIR COUNTRY

gro those Ncrocs who. by sacrifice
ing their lives IN this great world wnr
have nude Ia possible for us to enjoy
the democracy founded by our fore
fathers we roNcrently dedicate this
book"
such Is the dedication Of the 1919
Ca CaNiotn the High school annual
n has always been mnrc ur less. a.
see rule 10 dedicate AN annual 90 ono
pcfson uron whom the senior class
wish to hcstoW thcir highest honors.
HUT ttis Scpr sccs change and the
momhers ot the graduating class are
Unanimous in concerning This honor
upon those who shall not have died in
vain"
Things are progressing IN fine shape
and We expect TO put out an annual
this scar that viii 300 real credit to
the school IN general mud the Senior
Glass Of iJl9 In particular" stated Tom
NJ Lester Who is business manager
of the hook.
Ali members of the STAFF have start
od in their work with intent aud have
aroused already a grc1t achool pride
Ia the undcrtating
While neither tine printing nor ihe
enerNing contracts have been given
cut as sot the bows are going ahead
with the soliciting of adveriiainc IT.
sureess Is largely dependent upon the
support given II hy Corpus Christi
merchants who each year express
thelr appreciation to the school in this
manner and who ..o me annual SO
deliver their messages 10 the mem
hcrs of the Ilish school
The approximate plan OF the book
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-14
MUST GET W. S. PLEDGES
IN WITHIN II DAYS

IAN YOUR war savings plrdro'
only M more days 10 makc good your
rledre to use Governments
Committees haNr been hiss Ia ail
tho nauks u Corpus thfiati au this
woes collecting pledges on war sa,iuae
STAMPS ans have mot with ,or' reod
siiccess There are "a great many 81
me Pledges TINT hive not been paid
Witch ChalrnAu bniiey Is anxious
should rU iHben cerr uf ihir month
ThlH is thf iart month ia which sou
cam pay thesa pledges
rhcso nfe binding obligations that
ihe government hns nhcu into con-
siderat'on in its fnlnces and IS de-
prudins Wron The pnarle 70 inject tnem
promptly cur hoye hose shown Them
adih 'a YOU and q IS up to enn c,
nnN rodeom sout plclef and show
tncn Your mlth In their splendid sac-
rfirc
Report FROM State Director lipsitg
of nailas SHOVE TINT Nucccs Count,
stinis 1fth 10 place n the counties
u Toxins us tp payments unhins An
aFcune of Si5,i7 per carin when ths
ifAUNl HNsrssvd against tho tnunt,
waa $4,000 During thc rIst tws
wc.ks that Che campaign haas boon on
Success County has Faired seNora
noInis .u the kst of counties
RI IS ncine urged iv natos ihai
tnu NOT oniv pay ,our ricdne hui
nrt woir war sntlngs ftamps ihaf
'Hu piriecA ln urdcr 30 Hssief th'
static io make up its Queia vher th,
MORE unfortunate Localities Will not
ho nhlo Go do go on account Of nm.
atorhic conditions tor iHe past thre,
wears
no uot postpone TN matter. hut g,
Hnmedntell 20 thc piaee Nour picdr'
is pssuhiD aua redeem t today Thor'
wiA he committees at $50 fho hanlo
tn WHif on Non " lhf anf rensof
you CONNECT pns euus tflso II shonl,
Nc reported 10 County Chairman BAT
l,F WHO is 10 make rcport ol such de-
iinlucnis
MnHE notification rfiN h1Nc hcgi
sent oisf adtisins tine poopie ihni thcil
riciars rD die and Ntns the riac'
thes 400 rafablc "if fon should re-
rclte one cat these aotlDfa and hHf'
pNH tcm pledge in fni Nou shout
nuln te hani az postofNfe Ht once
so that record cen Na mnlc OF Il
~ you Hnvf rot received Motto,
Hn1 Snow Nuu are hthnl ON you
ried4l then do not wyatt 10 bc notiic,
hui taa na take u ln'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-14
COTTON CROP LARGEST
SINCE 1913, sTATES
AGRICULTURAL REPORT

tN0nflUutN nom I'nEo Vne1l
NiigmiH $4,000 bales. North caro-
lima 100000 South Caroline, 500.ooo
Gourea. 9 90 900 tioidia. rs .00o Ala
hHma 100000. Mississippi ai0. 900
Louisiana. 5l5O0e; Texas. 2.bSe 200
Arkansas 93a.00o, Tennessee. aSa v0n.
Missouri iQ0oo oklahoma, 55bo, 900
california 100000; Arizona. 1900. al
other states. 5000.
Production OF son island by staos foi.
lows
Florida $4,000; Georgia, $4,000, Sou,l
Carolina, SUMO
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-14
POULTRY EXHIBIT OPENS
ON TUESDAY FOR a DAYS

An ia in readiness for the opening
OF the sixlh annual show of the Nu-
cces County Poultry and Pet stock
Association which VIII sfprt TUESDAY
and last Tor four days. IN the Leather
wood building on Mesquite street.
Much interest b manifest over the
cNcnt as thor9 is much competition
between the exhibilora for the prizes
and awards.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-14
--a~'sa - 4|
NOTICE

Third payment ON Liberty Loan
Bonds viii he duc and payable cn Doe
ccmher 18th. Purchasers arc request.
ed to make payment promptly aH Oh,
,hnnka are Obliged 10 have fno remit
lance covering this nsiallncnt in fi"
hands OF the Federal Reserve Bank
Dallas hy December l9th.
THE FIRST STATE BNN<
THE CITY NATIONAL. BANl<.
THE CORPUS CHRISTI NATL BNk.
5fl
advertisement
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-14

a recuperaiivc dict in Influenza.
Horucls Matted MIX. very discslbie.
adv.
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For results in advertising tr, Tie
Caller Ciassifiejs
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Try iIarrols inhalent FOR prevention
~ Influenza Ilarrcl Drug Company
go Chaparrai. adv. 5ir
The Washington herald., 1918-10-03
| Meet a Mighty Hunter
in the Forest and Bribe Him.
THIRTY-FOURTH
CHAPTER.

/ should say there are snakes around
here! Today, while the men went
fishing. climbed the mountain for a
wide view. Following what looked
like a well-worn and presumably safe
path / met Luke, the half-wit, carry
ing a large basket.
What have you?' / made the In
quiry merely to please the poor boy.
1t delights the child to find me friend
ly. The other day I took him for a
long ride to the station. 1t must have
worried the chauffeur terribly.
Now, Just to be kind. asked:
What's in your basket?'
Snakes" he answered. Want to
see 'em?"
IT should say do not" 7 declared
with emphasis. backing down the
path. Did you catch them in the
cellars?" Perhaps, l thought. Certeis
Is clearing the snakes out OF the eel
lars for my greater safety.
Nope. Putin EN- back thar
"Wha-what for?" | ,gasped
That's what fer" the boy replied
pulling a silver dollar from his trous-
ers pocket AN doc says he'll give
me anuther when I get six good 'uns
dumped. Gosh. amt this un a dandy
Ought to be wuth haf a dollar by his
self Come and take a peek. lie
can't hurt ye. Doc don't buy no bitin'
kinds"
There was small comfort in this
The Washington herald., 1918-10-03
Copyright 1918.

|, information. but the boys chatter
kept me listening.
Say, amt doc the queer un, Every
year he pays me fer gettin' the
snakes out-an' this year L takes 'em
out afore he gifts here. And now he
pays me to put 'em back!"
Luke. aren't there any snakes in
the cellars now" asked.
, Nav. tina amt nuthin' thar. Thar
amt no snakes thar, an thar amt
no lizards. an thar amt no bats,
an thar amt no rats. an thar amt
no mice. an thar amt no frogs, an
thar amt no toads, an thar amt no
varmints an thar amt no sarpints In
them cellars. Coz why? Coz | got a
hull family of ferets. Want 10 see
emf"
"Oh. my goodness gracious. no." I
exclaimed in a rapid crescendo. 1 felt
as II ! were festooned with sarpints
and treading on varmints. Now, lis
ten, Luke. I don't think you under
stand doc. l think he paid you to get
the very last one of those things out
Of the cellars. He doesn't want any
put back. Here-take this dollar-here
take two dollars-and carry this
snake back where you found It.
Where waA that, Luke?
"Oh. maybe a mile up gorge-may,
be two mile. maybe three"
''Gor far enough with it, Luke-and
kill itr'
will you give me anuthcr auto ride
II do?"
"Of course" 7 agreed quickly. Evil
IDENTIFY this witless. uncanny child hs =
a bit of brain somewhere in his head
when IL comes to a bargain.
(To Be Continued
The Washington herald., 1918-10-03

should prosper in any business or
PROFESSIONAL venture Just beg1Jn-
Inc stars indicate for women urgent
demands on their services in all lines
OF ndustry. Organization instead Of
sporadic EFFORT is forecast. This
means that government needs will
make necessary a mobilization o,
energies.
rms Is an aUspicioUs rule for Low.
ahalrs. which will continue 10 he
prevalent. II not epidemic. and snecf-
ing women OF all ages.
Mercury today is supposed 10 rive
sid to any person engaged in work re-
curing activity OF mind and oIevsr-
ness IN the use OF the hands
IL Is an suspiCious dsy for secre
tarles ana clerks. who should berefr
greatly from the sway.
The seers declare that in the ror,4,,-
months stress will be put upor tb..
need OF system and precision in -
lines Of work. The government come.
under planetary rule making for
reforms leading toward greater eff
cheney. In these the old will b.
eliminated. but this is part Of the
scheme OF things belonging TO the be-
ginning OF the new ers.
Those who draw their sustensrrs
from the earth are well dircc,c1
Farmers should benefit greatly.
Months ago astroloEers pro=novtf 70
Gated great victories for Americans i'm
the world war and they warn srsinz-
any cessation in supreme effort TO-
they forsee peace only after much
tShtinE
The prophecies all agree that the
United States will be the greatest ~
world powers in the new era. Oc-
cultists declare that the spirits ~
former victorious commanders suid.
our armies
Persons whose birthdate II Is h.y.
the sugUry Of year Of many
changes. Discretion in all Affairs Is
enjoined. The health should be safe
guarded.
Children born on this dsy NAV he
errauc and discontented. These sub
lects OF Libra are usually kind and
anectionate. but they succeed best
when directed.
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