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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10
John r. Plummer.

News of the death of John r. Plum.
mer of South Paris at hospital In Bos-
ton last Tuesday came a. almost shock
20 his friends here. He had been 10 the
hospital only q few days, and had under
gone one operation which was not very
serious, and seemed 10 be doing well
after 1t. A second operation was neces-
sary, and following that he did not re-
gain consciousness. His son-in-law, DIR.
g. A. Stephens OF Norway Lake, accom-
panied him to Boston.
Mr.. Plummer was the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Plummer OF Sweden, ana
Was born May 10, 1S46, one OF family
Of three children. He lived In Norway
for 4 while, and while young man went
to Iyoryton, Ct, where he had position
In charge of department Of piano Key
manufactory. He was q natural me-
chapic, delighting In the use OF tools,
and doing everything in WorkmaniiKe
manner.
After some seventeen years at Ivory
tom. be came to South Paris about thirty.
two wears ago, and became Q partner Of
i A. Kenney, in the boot, shoe and
clothing business, In the store which is
nov Eastman q Andrews. A few years
later Mr.. Kenney retired from the nrm,
and the business was conducteo io'
many years by Mr.. Plummer In MS own
name. About six years ago ne solo the
store and retired from active business,
and has since devoted himself to lumber,
inc interests which he had acquired, and
to the care of q beautiful home which ne
hnilt on Pine Street, and the garden con
nectsd with Il. His health has not been
| GOOD for some time.
Mr.. Plummer married Zilpha A..
d.nobter of Samuel D. and Esther (Pen'
levl Marshall of West Paris, who sur
viyss him. They had one daughter
Minnie. wife Of DR.. G. A. Stephens Of
Norvav Lake, and known to the musica
.orld A Mile. Scslar. He 10 also sur
.;vsS bv one sister, Miss Mary Anr
Plummer of Sweden, ana ono ofotnoF' .
LYMAN Plummer of Lowell. 49,,
During the civil war he served ~ IN.
army. and was . member OF WIN. n
Kimball Post, G. A. Il.
For Years he had been one OF the dea
oons Of the South Paris Congregation
| chnroh. wss for q time superintendent
| If the Sunday School, and was Away
lnterested In the work Of the church ant
its allied organizations, - we'll - q
civic matters generally. He had been
srustee Of shs South Paris Savings Banl
sincs March, 1894 he vas . member 0
paris Lodge, r. and A. n, OF Oxior'
chantsr and Oxford Council at Norwsy
and Of Oriental Commandery % br'ds
ton. -,.,s... 10.
,on wednesday. and on THURSDAY
nrivste funeral conducted BY kev. Y; "
Rogers Was held ct the home on f'n
Strsst followed BY . public servce %
the Congregational church q 1 I =.
Thi, service was also conducted ~ ns y
q. ". Rogers, prayer being offered ~:siso 2
Rev. ID. =. Faulkner. VIM. =. Amos
Post stteudsd In . BODY. Inc oes 81
vsrs AIfrod q. Jscksous Arthur = IL :
No. walter P. Maxim end nee.y
New. dsaoons Of the Conersgst,on'
ehurch. There IVES . lxrge ssss:o..s
Sf friends. All business places 20 -
souare were closed during sne noel
, ths fussral. Burial was N h'ves'''
lcsnstgy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10

The body of Everett Spear Of Bristol,
the young engineer Of the steamer Tonr.
ist. which was recently overturned Of
Dsmariscotta through bic failure to obey
signals, was found later about mile
and Q half up the river from where the
accident occurred. One arm had been
shattered, showing that he had appar
ently suffered an accident which Pre-
vented his needing the signal. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10
Born.

In South Paris, Aug. %. to the wife Of Fred n.
Corbett, . daughter.
In South Paris, Aug. 81, 10 the wife Of Alton
Grant, q son.
In South Paris, Aug. 81, to the wife Of Arthur
B. Cobb, son, Gardner II.
In South Paris, Sept 8, to the wife Of ElA'
In Norway, sept. !, to the wife of Guy A.
Buck, . son, Allan Sherwood. q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10

In TIA District Court Of the United ststss tot
TIE District Of Maine. In Bankruptcy.
Il : F II; & sss & a..'''
so r. p; e s.. Ssse Cs q oi f' Oxford md ds
NO Notice !. hereby given that on tho lssh day Of
April, A. d. 1918, the said Pear Ayoete
": a., q sqS s oso vi g Ssd 8 IS ees
Of M Referee, No. 8 Market Square. South
Pm, Maine, on the ~ day OF eeptsmber,
4. D: lsls 8 10 o'clock In the forenoon. q wnlsn
cissns, sppoint s Euseee, sxsmins hs bankrupt,
md tslsscf such pther buslnsss = nay proper:
Hs7 HsllrsS 6 8Ashsptcy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10
County Fair Week.

This in the week of the fair.
The Oxford County fair, the nth Dig
gest fair in Maine a. far as size goes
but it doesn't 20 down to fifth place In
general quality, interest and on
tbusiasm. 4.
everybody knows what the fair 10.
and IL isn't necessary to urge people 20
90, or suggest that they 60, they 90
without saying.
All Indications are for - good . snow
"a ever vet. Six oranges will have e1-
hibits in the building. Entries 10 many
departmsnts are larger than ever.
RE horsemen who will have horses
in the races include such old timers -
Frank Fox of Medford, Mass, formerly
of Oxford County, and many others
from all over Maine and parts Of New
Hampshire and Massachusetts,. Inc
list of entries is long one.
Tuesday, Wednesday and THURSDAY y,
this week are the three days, provides,
the weather 10 good, which We hope u
will be. =, 49,.
Music will be furnished on all three
DAYS BY the Brigade Band OF Lewiston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10
Sunday school Visitation.

II II the purpose Of the four SUNDAY
schools Of this village TO make "home
vIsItatioun the Last Of September.
Delegates from the several scnoon ~. ~
vi.Is syery hone, give printed invisaaons
n an the people, inviting them 20 %.
tsnd thu church and Sunday School o.
sSsir choice. ana secure records OF .sne
chnrch oonnecSion or preference OF every
individusl. The same TO % given .
the pastor OF priest or ofsan' -
ferred. -. xha "A.
operation Of every peeeon
KIM q GnndsI School works
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that be
has been duly appointed executor Of the Las
win and tsstament Of
SAMUEL ". MERRILL, late OF Parts,
bondD g th9 law direc<i. An persons having
demands against the estate Of S6ld deceased ara
d00irod 20 present tn, same Tor oettleuens.
|aad ~ lndabted thereto .ase requeseed 70 make
ifyiSs E5kSiLL. sod.h M. n,,n 9;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10
Married.

In West Paris. Sept. 3, by Rev. Henry e.
Hathaway, Mr.. Wallace L. HaSelton of Summer
and Miss klva A. Brock Of West Paris.
In South Paris, Sept. Z, By MArgaret A. Baker,
duly authorised. Mr.. Samuel Kofhonen Of West
Paris and Miss Mary Moilanen Of South Paris.
In Lyndonville. Vt, Aug. .. BY Rey. b: @:
Ledyard, Mr.. v. LAForest Thomas OF Oxford
and Miss Resale g. Pottle Of Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10

A reception viii be held In the Grange
Hall this Monday evening In honor OF
Liant. Eugene Lowell. who has just TO
,nrned from Q years service abroad.
Lieut.. Lowell has consented to tell some.
thing Of his experiences, which include
Going s "over che top'' several times and
sn encounter with submarines on the
rsturn voyage, and will be glad to an
aver any questions. The afi.ir ::
srs,rslv informal-just IN expression OF
ths nride which the townspeopie feea ~
one Of their boys and of their keen inter.
ess IN hearing him tell sometning Oh n !.
sroeriences cover there" kveryone u
invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10
Died.

In Boston, Mass., Sept. 3. John =. Plummer Of
In West Paris, Sept i. Mrs. Anna Q. Young.
in d Surplus, sept. ., RsginAld L. Cumpinss
In 9 Surplus. ssps 4. Nell!s, vito Of Rssinsld
L. Cummings. Of Psns. sged n years.
Lisus. Gayi. swsa Of sousS Paris. ssed e
IN South Paris. Sept. I. Mn. Lissis n. Morse.
In Lsxisson. sspt. s. Beverly Truman Of nor
way, agod o yeAre. u -
"a North Wa:sEford. Az q: R,ts; :, dsIgnssa
e Dixaed. Sept. !, Joha \. Thompson. ased
: II Nsxioo, SEPT. I. Chaxlss. soa Of ~. end
Mn. Donney Tucker, aged I months. s& u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10

NEW FALL DRESSES
They have the desirable fashion touches that lift them
above the commonplace Mostly straight nes some are IN unc
models number depend great deal upon the way the
arranged style feature The collars and sleeves oo
very pleasing and particularly the wearer
WOOL JERSEY DRESSES, $aa45, SALTS, $a745
SATIN DRESSES have the Geogee sleeves $75
1915, as.45, a. IS, 7745.
WOOL SERGES, $I645, 1875.
GEORGETTE CREPE DRESSES, $aa 49, 7S75
BEAUTIFUL SHIRT WAISTS
Geogee Crepe and Cepede Chene so attractive
really beautiful only natural should want one OF these
Quite satisfactory of the models are here and in the
wanted shades Every trimming idea has been anticipated
Geogete Crepe Waists $5.9s.
Crepede-Chene Waists, So 9s, $4.95.
Wolfe Waists, csc, SI.45. 1885, 1898.
Jap Silk Waists, $I.9S 745.
Striped Silk Waists, So o.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
get your needs while the assortment good
Underwear medium weight union SUITS low neck sleeve
and high neck with short sleeves several
weights $1.5o, 200, $50.
Many other grades including wool and heavy fleece.
Fine assortment of Chdens Underwear.
NEW FALL HATS
The Aviation Hats Tams made of pub velvet and
khaki very attractive shapes trimmed with fur
Selling fast at ST. Co., 1.25, 1893.
Hats corduroy, neatly trimmed &c., $780,
az, 1.so, 1893, 7.e8.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10
Card Of Thanks.

We desire to express our thanks to oil
who 90 kindly assisted ~ during our
recent bereavement.
M. AND MRS. B. +. CUHN1Nas
AND FAMILY.
MRS. ALoHzo PoMERoY
~ AID CMLDHEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10
WANTED.

Through October, reliable woman
to help with work in. family Of two
adults and two children. Address
MRS. C. H. C. WRIGHT,
37tf sse az Paris. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10

+ .Afbw hsarty msal, tAks Deans 1eyulee ano
- 81: :. jan ia s,ssPis sal, syss -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10
KING DISTRICT.

Smith is doing thrsshiDg for the farm
ers In this district.
The Firms are preparing to build q
new church in this district near the
King school house.
We are very sorry to hear of the be-
reavement that has come to Mr.. ana ME-
b. r. Cummings-the death OF their son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Gum
mjngs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Budd Turner of Lewis
ton and two children, Ersld and Leila,
have recently been spending few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Teliss Thibodeau
and family, and Mrs. Harry Dudley ano
children
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-10

la, .'SO o factory Of the Burnham q
Hs%.OO' started Its seasons run during
s.a% ,Isloon Monday. A new boiler has
Nm, Installed IN the factory, and every.
s,.sp put 10 frst-clsss condition. The
A. Of corn for this year 10 Q little
ro...a a1 normal, but the condition In
S~.ss," better than the average year.
d,n.sog like twenty five acres was
j, SGD oy the hail of a few weeks ago,
,Gs,, so some Of that lie coming back &c
sts"e' and there will be more prod
N.iSIa than was at first though
bean S, BOOKS Of the Seneca Club hav,
aiuiDs ' !, to the members, con
,sar, .ee program for the comin5
Cu,sd S.. The general topics are thu
n,inIS ss.es and Japan, the program
sun,',.A alternating between the tw,
Iona :. ana taking them mp by sec
lev s,sn,, topics. There ere also
The wo gs given to general programs
shso -" begin Monday, Oct. Z
RSssl.sa me hostssses are Mrs. Edit
sutno o. and Mrs. Louada Stewart, an,
Until Ie. On alternate Monday evening,
as rs,s,y' Bath Times has the follow
pcIataas.IVs to the disposal of the Bs
p,cs. p'sOpsrty Of s. Z. Tucker of chi
arn.,,, :; L. Fogg Of Augusts
d, to Of Bath, was In the city Satur
atss.s .ksa transfer of the Tuoke
nss,I,nmn Bay Point to Edith n
ass i. Y. u Dedham. Mass. This col
bals ), MATED NJ, % 90 the Point proper an
own occn nj, tucker 10 years ago for hi
III. fusSSpancy. Thia closes out aIl Z
h. bsssas holding at the Point. q
nan on unable to visit there for "
psssi,' .,ng 70 III health and has bee
ben , ,, missed. Mrs. Kisssline b
Mv.s ,s at the Point this ye1
as'' several ssass ego"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-18
CHIROPOOISTS WANTED
Marine Corps tniI> for Six E,pcr, Men
to Cnrc for Feet OF
Soldiers

Six competent chiropOdists 4" care
for tho feet of men in The marine corps
arc being called for by the local marine
recruiting station. Orders TO this cf-
feet have Just been received by Captain
r. \. Mott. in charge Of the station.
and come from Washington marine
officials Those accepted will he given
tho rank of sergeant immediately and
sent forward to the training school at
the marine barracks. Paris Island. =
{. They Will he available for overseas
service, Captain Mott said. where
chiropodists arc in great demand The
least difficulty experienced by the
lighting forces with feet troubles prac.
tically incapacitates them until relief
is administered by -"illcd hands. he
pointed out.
Enlistmcnts in the marines yesterday
were as follows: y. Is. French. Rich
mend: benjamin craft. HohSood. " c.:
Everett Preston. chardson. Ky: X. y.
Brown. Pinnacle. ~ c.. and LEROY
BowlcS. lincolnton. y. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-18
TELLS BOARD TO MAKE
REPAIRS WITH OWN FORCES
CITY VIII Then Charge Cost to Com
tractor for Rrond street
improvements.

city Attorney Henry K. Pollard yes-
ierday advised the Administrative
Board to have the smooth paving in
Broad street. between Third anI Tenth
Streets. repaired with tho moan" Il! -
dispoSal. Repairs 20 ;his paving. which
~ alleged to have been of faulty con-
Struction. and which the contractors re-
FUSED 10 repair. have been under con-
sidcration for Sole time. I;idS have
also been received by the board for
til" necessary materials with which
10 make the repairs
Mr.. Pollard suggested that the city
make Che repairs with its own force.
II this suggestion could no, h" carried
out. he recommended that The contract
for tho work I've awarded 10 ON" "f tho
two contractors who rc..-i:iN submitted
proposals. The board referred tue ii;y
Attorneys letter - CITY EnciuCc" FOL
linc for report and Recommendation.
Bids for granite curbinG. granite
Spall paving. grading and -rtVc,in:
and granoiithic lavinG at certain loc"
tonS were opened and read 10y tho
board and referred To CITY Egg
Eollinr for tahuiat,on and report. Mr..
Boiling was also instructed 10 have The
roadbcd Of Vino Street. between Floyd
and Grove Avenues. rolled at once. and
TO repair the brick sidewalks paving at
the corner OF Thirteenth and Porter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-18
Celebrate Haly's
Entrance Into " ar
Goucr,,or Dauis Orders Ho{ian
Ensign Floqtcd Oucr Cdpttol
on May a.

Governor Davis has ordered that the
Italian ensign ilaS be noaicd over the
Capitol, on Friday, May -. which LAS
Initcd states Tins action has been
taken as an Official recognition of the
entrance OF Italy ~ tn" world var and
-" Il symbol at American apprrcid: ion
of the attitude toward" Humanity aud
civilization taken by the Italian na-
ton.
while no proclamation Wiz br issued
by tho Governor. Yet the hosting rf
tho Italian nar has been made the of
'iciii ,"cucni:i"n 10y ;his stat. OF its
gratcfuiucSS C"r the Italian position.
II l.; desired 10y the o:,Nvruo, that II
cities and towns and ail !udiNi'i Il
concerns wherever r"Ss;i 10 ior; ihc
Italian flag Just beneath IL" Stars .nd
Sirincs OF Italy Day. Newspapers
,hrouc hoGt ihe State are urged .'y th"
administrator to give added publicity
to this annnunvem
charles Evans lIuch"s president of
tho ItalyAmerica society. has ;us'
sent a telegram - Governor brN il. I'd =
vSiuE him that May -. bcv'uS" the
anniversary Of tho entrance - Itr;y
in he war would be dcuorin1t"d I,ilv
lay and approximately celebrated
throughout America. Every one is
requested 10 wear Il flower AN" - wit.
Ia friends III Italy on thIi day This
- 10 he the sign Of appreciation al
what the Sunny Realm has done in cp-
posing tn" Hun advance u1ou d,"cucy
MI Hughes said that a mass meet
ins would bc held in y ~ York Ia
express Americas friendship rrcsi-
dent wilson has consented To act "a
pntror OF the celebration MIR Hughes
urged the Governor. if he could soc his
way clear. to dirnc, tho public'S a..
tcntion to the Statewide celebration
N Virginia.
Local celebrations arc q. course
matters of loca! conccr'. but oniciall,
the lying OF the Italian cn.iEr
throughout the state Is Il. he regard.
ed rs 4 celebration of Ii" even, 81
'talES entrance upon hoSt3litics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-18
ALDERMAN GIVES FIGURES
Wants Cit, Ia Light All Mupiclpnj
buildings Rcforc selling II.
surplus Eierfrirlty.

Alderman Lawrence Inul Or Ga"
Ward. when discussing tho proros,I
mat tho city shall he allowed To cn,o-
INTO contracts with private concerns
Tor the sale OF its surplus clectri,
current. stated emphat!cally that le
oid not believe such course advisable
until some OF this surpius currcn,
should have been employed for Tho
purpose Of Lighting some of tho public
buildings which are at present sun.
Piled hv current furnished 10y tho Viz.
GInia Hallway and rowcr Company
lie pointed out that under the pros
on, arrangement, the city Is forced -
pay approximately $1,000 per wear fc,.
the Lighting Of tho. buildings Inv uIcs-
'i"n. and produced the following
nrurcs, obtained from tho Office at
'ity Auditor Crenshaw. showing tn.
amounts that had been paid by the c,tv
TO the Virginia Railway and Power
Company for current:
/ Electrical department. sos: Hastings
/ curt, Par; IL, sl24I: city Auditorium.
/ ; 70 Al south Richmond Offices $3.50.
I s'hooI' S",l"'.'2. hrc department
I houses. S%i3.st hre alarm Office. s..e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-18

Navy recruiting officers reported
yesterday one of their busiest days
since orders were received tor the en-
rolimcnt of the reserve without re-
gard 10 number. While none were re-
crultcd for active service yesterday a
large number were accepted for the
reserve force. The first five in order
were received through the Roanoke re-
cruitinS depot. and the remainder en-
rolled at the local station. Their
names arc as follows: w. X. Font. ~
j. Hamilton. c. c. Grimes * Masano
II. Il. McCray, -. T.. Bowers. i H.
Baehy. II. +. Webb. w l;askcrvilie.
w IL. Harrison. y. 4. Lauder. II. +.
Groccclosc, NJ. Is. Mount. j. r. Middle
ton. {. L. lngc and l.. l.. Wood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-18
PROFlTEERING IN FLOUR
" ODD mud Sch,>no Are Matc ia Con-
tribute So Ia Rcd Cross In
Lieu OF Fine.

Charged with protitccrinr in Nour
wood and Sch wooh. proprictors of 4
grocery AT ~" North Twenty seventh
street. have rendered their cheek for
S2J. made payable To the Red cross.
to the enforcement division OF the
stat" Food Adminis;rat The ncccs-
Sary red tape" connected with the
securing Of sugar is causing many
people to seek the headquarters OF the
Food Administration in the Cha ~ nc I
Of Commerce Building FOR further "N-
PLANTATION. Attention IS called hv MIR.
Powell. director Of tho Sugar Division
OF the state Food Administration. TO
tn" fact thai persons desiring sugar for
canning and preserving will have no
difficulty in securing as much is
wanted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-18
MAYOR AINSLlE SIGNS
SERIES OF ORDINANCES
Approves Measure Requiring Apart
ment Houses (" Burn lights
In Corridors.

Mayor George AinSiic yesterday
fred III. Mcdowell the ordinance re-
curing apartment houses to burn
lights in their corridors throughout: she
night. and to install fire alarm appar-
aus. The measure was r-conim"n.i"d
by the Board of Fire commissioners
ny public safety regulation after u
thorough investigation Of all suca
houses III the city.
Other measures signed and returned
by the Mayor are as follows.
Ordinance directing the CITY Attor-
ucv Ia acquire the necessary Ian for
the Widening Of the Broad iiu.l, Road
from liuli to Laws street.
Resolution designating the names or
dcus for tnv city Of Richmond viii be
Sc,-ci Il.
Resolution inviting tho Virginia
League of municipalities. which viii
mold its annual convention in Rich
mond in August. I" use the Council
Chamber FOR It's sessions.
ordinance permitting tho Southern
and Scahuard Air Line Railroads t" en-
tend thar side'rack across Everett
Street. between Third and Fourth.
ordinance relocating portion ~
dedication Of certain land lay Major
James ~ DoolcN.
Many ordinances rorrndinr TAX
charges. because Of erroneous assess
mcnts. were also approved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-18
WORTHY CHARITY APPEALS
Tag Day To-day for Hrncnt Of CoIorcd
Day Nursery aud Orphnn
tSNtum

worthy charity which is soliciting
AID to-day through the familiar form
OF selling tags is the Colorcd Day Nur-
SerE' which was established ahou,
GiSn'ceh months ago in the Friends
orphan Asylum The nursery 80 n,,.
~ the activities OF the Richmond
NeiShhorhood Association. OF which ora
IS stokes Is president The need for
the enlargement of the nursery 50 ib.,,
more mothers may go into service H.,
INC various homes and factories Of the
c,N each day with the con~c.ousucss
"i 'heir niue one we'll cared for ia a
great need in the city. where the sho-t-
age OF help is a serious problem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-18
joins Avinti0n Corn,

Earl Harris. 400 Sheppard street. re.
'ch'ly with the administration de-
partment or the Pcnniman plant. lief,
h'ch'nond Thursday for the aviation
tra'h'hs school Of Cornell University
ithaca. \. Y. He has two brothers
also In service. Lieutenant Hcrhcr, w
Harris. IN the uuartcrrnu.,cr earns "a,
Jacksonville. Fla, and Lieutenant Lin
wood Harris. in the field artillery. a,
Camp Sewer. Grcenville, y. e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-18
Find Whisky In Gnrngc.

CHARGED with transporting whisky In
an automobile and storirr it in n
garage In the rear Of lGlo-B Floyd
Avenue. +. Myers. twcn.y-thrcc Years
old. was sout on 30 the grand jury
yesterday 10y Justice Crutchhcld. IN
the evidenc" in Police Court Yesterday
1t developed that more than 500 pin;s
garage was raided by trc police Officers.
were seized and confscatcd when the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-18
Expect Zig observation-disclosures

iankcrS Yesterday. believed that
,.incrtF ioan subscriptions I'll the Fifth
DISTRICT would aggregate slS0.0D0. 900
AN ovcrsubscription OF $50 GOO 0on-
when final reports have been received
ana tabulatcd. No statement OF sub
scripuons received in the third loan
VIII be made public by the Federal Re-
serve Bank of Richmond until they
nave hecn reported TO the Treasury De-
partmrnt AT Washington and am
nounccd by that Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-18

\ meeting Of the State Board OF Edu-
eaten viii he he'd in the OH. Of
superintendent of Public instruction
h;'rriS Hart, in the Davis building
on IueSday. May u. at II O'Clock in
inc morning. There will lie an after
noon session and. also. one on w,u.
h"SdaN morning. This is the regular
meeting Of the board. aud routine work
VIII III the main occupy the attention
OF the members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-18
Verdict for SiiO..5.

The jury in tho Law and Euuit,
Court yesterday returned a verdict FOL
Silo.73 in favor Of Sydnor & HYndlcl
against the Richmond Motor 60.
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