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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-03
American Casualty.

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. 'une b ten
eral Pershing reported thisty-six cas-
ualties to the War Department. TODAY.
Cf these four were killed in action,
;;iree died of wounds, tive died IRON
accidental causes, seysl died of dis
ease, three died of wounds received in
action, Is were severely wounded in
action, one slightly wounded James
AHcL, of Macon. Georgia. was among
those who died of wounds, wA3ic
Private Joe A. Carson, of Athens, Ca,
died of disease Axon was negro.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-03
H|NDENBURG MAKES
EFFORT To FORCE
TEUTOA NAVY OUT
ARMY LEADER SAYS NAVY MUST
BACK LAND EFFORT In EN-
TENTE is EvEH TO BE REALLY
CRUSHED.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 81
Won Hindenburg is making a new eff
fort to have the Teuton navies, both
German and Austrian, back his land
effort, according to authentic advices
received here today He is urging that
regardless of the cost entaiIed the
German and Austrian navies must at
tempt to cripple the British and Am
erican sea power, and only by this
means, according to his argument can
the Entente finally be crushed.
fE The fear is expressed in certain
circles that the Russian Black sea fleet
having fallen into the possession of
the Germans, may be used in a double
naval offensive in the Mediterranean
in combination with, the Austrian and
Turkish navies the combined force
practically equalling that of the En-
tente naval forces in that quarter.
Rear Admiral Gleaves, speaking of
the probability of Teuton naval of
fensive this week, said:
"The United States now has large
number of first class battleships,
preparing side by side for an en-
gagement on the high seas which with
the battleships of the British navy is
expected to occur at any time with
the German fleet.
Il am not going beyond the border
line of secrecy" declared Admiral
Gleaves, when l say that few days
ago there came an alarm to the heads
ofthe British navy that the German
battleships were about to come out for
the expected engagement on the high
seas. I now that the British navy
heads gave the first class American
battleships post of honor in prepara-
tion of the attack"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-03
No Panic In PAIRS.

PARIS, June 3.-WHIam Phillip
Simms, correspondent of the United
Press with the French armies, says
Paris continues to be the wonder city
of the war, While the Prussian crown
princes army under General con Bo-
low and General General Won Boehn
is but forty miles away and hurting
their desperate masses in their third
drive against the city, there is no
sign Of panic here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-03
CAROLINA BEING
SHELLED BY HUN
SUB IN ATLANTIC
SEVEN VESSELS OFF JERSEY
COAST HAD BEEN SUNK UP TO
9 O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON
TOTAL MAY BE. INCREASED.

NE WYORK, June 8. Word that the
steamer Carolina, with two hundred
and fifty passengers aboard was be-
ing sheIled by a submarine. was
received here this afternoon in a
wireless message addressed to the
New York and Porto Rico Steamship
Company, to which line the vessel is
chartered. The Carolina is en- route
here from San Juan Porto Rico. and
the fate of the vessel is unknown.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-03

PARIS, June g.. Nearly two hum
dred thousand refugees, most Of them
women and children. but the number
including a few old men, have arrived
here from the recently invaded por-
tions of France, fleeing before the Ger
mans Practically all Of the refugees
have been sent into the provinces Of
Hermandy and Brittany
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-03
Conference Me;s.

The third quarterly conference of
the Americus circuit is to be held at
Pleasant Grove church, Wednesday,
June 5th. Rev. R. s. Stewart. of Ja-
pan, will make an address at the
morning service. Dinner will be sery-
ed on the grounds and the conference
held Immediately afterwards Every
one is cordially invited to attend.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-03
Seven vessels Already Sunk.

NEW YORK, June 3.-Seven vessels,
most of them coasting ships, were re-
ported as victims of German subma-
rines operating off the New Jersey
and New England coasts up to two
o'clock this afternoon, and there is a
probability that the number of ships
lost will be increased to fifteen, 40
fuller reports are received
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-03

kind anywhere. was the first TO be es-
tabIished in the United States. by
permission of the war department, and
it has been suggested that it was
partly due to the success Of the cadet
corps here that the war department
authorities decided to establish suns
mer training schools as recently ans
nonnced.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-03
DEATH OF F. B.
ANTHONY SUNDAY

F. B. Anthony, a resident of Trout
man. Ca, died Sunday at Plains where
he had gone to receive medical treat
ment Death resulted from a violent
blow upon the head caused by gaso-
line engine kicking" him, and from
which he never regained. conscious.
ness. The remains were taken to
Shellman Sunday night. and interment
was held there'th afternoon at three
o'clock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-03
DEATH Of LEE
ALLEN SHOCK
e.
TO AMERICUs
CITIZEN DIED SUD-
DENLY SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT
FAMILY HOME ON COLLEGE
STREET.

Americus people were shocked late
Sunday afternoon by announcement
of the sudden death of Lee Allen,
which occurred at his home on College
street about five o'clock. Mr.. Allen
had been enjoying his usual health to
within a few moments of his demise,
which came wholly unexpectedly. Dur
ing the afternoon, in company with
his daughter, Miss Annie Lucille Allen
and Luther Davis, caller at the AL
len home. he went for a ride into the
country, driving his own car Short
y after the party returned to Am
ericus, Mr.. Allen complained of feel
ing H. and within a few moments
was dead Physicians who examined
the body stated death was probably
due to some cardiac affection. De-
ceased was fifty-three years of age,
and prominent in civic, business and
political life of Sumter county. He
was once a member of the board of ed
I.ucation OF Americus and through
his efforts the magnificent Furlow
Grammar school here was erected;
he was also federal fuel sdministra-
tor of Sumter county, and prominent
in fraternal order circles, being a
'memeber of the Odd Fellows. No. 164,
the P. o. 8. of A. Fl ewas also
deacon of First Baptist church, and
formerly was a prominent member OF
the citv council of Americus. At the
time of his death he was engaged In
the drug, business in Americus. Sew
eral months ago his wife died, and
it is believed this circumstance con-
tributed to his demise Surviving
relatives are two sons. Lee Allen, Jr.,
of Camp Gordon, and P. c. Allen, OF
Americus; two daughters, Mrs. w. Ben
Worthy, Jr., and Miss Annie Lucille Al
len, of Americus; four sisters Mrs
4.
ronaId. Mrs. S. F. Howell and Miss
Halle Allen. of Americus, and his
mother, Mrs. II. M. Allen of this
city. The funeral will be held at
five o'clock this afternoon from First
Baptist church of which deceased was
prominent member. with i7terment
in Oak Grove cemetery DR.. Lans-
ing Burrows will oficiate at the OBJ
sequies. The>honoary pallbearers will
be deacons of the First Baptist church,
Messrs T. E. Bolton, T. F. Gatewood,
w. B. Worthy, Sr., J. T. McLendon and
]. w. L. Daniel, and the active pail
bearers will be Messrs. Arthur Ry-
lander. John w Shiver, Chas. L. Ans
ley. ]. f. Mathis, Thomas Harold, c..
C. Hawkins, Frank Sheffield and ]. f..
Sheppard
A feature of the funeral service
will be a solor by Mrs. J. w. Harris,
Jr., Crossing The Bar" and a duet
"One Sweetly Solemn Thought
phoebe Cary) sung by Mrs. Harris
and Mrs. G. A. Ames Mrs. H. 0.
Jones will preside at the organ and
will play the Dead March" as the
funeral party enters the church.
The Times s-Recorder, on behalf of
the entire people of Americus, ex-
tends heartfelt sympathy to the be-
reaved relatives during their hour of
sorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28
ADJUSTMENTS
GREENWOOD
SCORES HlT kGAnI.HY

That odd genius. Charlotte Green
m iso; as Le,,ie ltsbblns. scored hit
musical farce which appeared FOR the
hrst OF TWO nights al the Academy.
M's1 Greenwood is comedy itself. and
ner natural expression Is one OF sup
tagions that The risibIiiies- OF the
audience arc kept In n constant bubble
but 10 begin. where VIC shnuld have
oeSun with the play i;sclf. ii may lie
on %hich 10. hang some sixteen musical
their homes. beside to tr ALL wives s
While they hatch their merry plot. the
and SO things move. smoothly to the
deAi:ed end. AZ the last. All concerned
t!rc or the change. long for The old
home life. and return to their former
tn" comforts which they had al flrst
enjoyed.
The audience vas larger thar ordin-
arr ana was duly apprccIativc Of The
Gfeenwood's voice Is OF only average
quality. hut her other excellent quail
ties more than COMPENSATED FOR an!
dehcisu"ies II this :csrcct
came in for good share OF the APP
plausa. both or account OF nor dancing
ann her singing Ter voice has inurii
Of in'i"d! and h~r vivacity and agility
CYRIL King. an old fsvoritc, was a.
mis- best ns .li.s Nrnnins's partner IN
trr vo"-i cfior,s, and hts voice was
:icar ard Of good volume. His dane
ING. however. was not such as 10 create
any extra ordinary interest. The chorus
was composed III Il lively lot ~ shapely
girls. whose personal attractions were
enhanced by tho tact that ,hey could
manifested hard wosh and careful
training.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28
R.nd-tr..t.s -..,:c Rr,I.o

NEW NDNk, Scpterl:Jcr ?i..-Eral-
streets Tomorrow wilt say. Govern.
men; work expands at thA .XpGns.. oi
noncssentisl enterprise. and ~ goods for
ordinary trading ton. 20 become
scarcer. buyers In tho prosperous crop-
yielding zones are anxious to gs. DIV n
orders. In tho big Eastern certerS
however. where taxes. suhscriptions TO
the Liberty bonds. high wages Tor labor
and tho prospective withdrawal Of
large numbers for militant efforts arc
factors. buying is conservative. Not
wi:hsta nd!nS all reservations, tho NuS
OF business is considerably stronger
than the ebb, war work. Of course, pre-
dominating NnnhSscntisl lines rnncr;
afrrthcr curta ilinent. and while buying
Of holiday gifts has started. the ten
dency is TO cschcw luxuries. .houa h
here and there new found wealth Ma.
brought about SOME sauantlrrin.
Weekly bank clearinss. fsl5l.iTl ono.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28
BOND CAMPAIGN
NOW Under WAY
(,'ontfniici I'r

cont inncl From First T'asct
services 10 be he!d tomorrow. Con-
terences with the ministers have been
held regarding tho plan. aud mapy OF
them have agreed TO lend their efforts
I'm this manner.
Gsnrse ! 1s, Srsy s seysrn9r cf the
terdny announced definite apnortion-
mehts FOR the banks in Richmond and
for cities and towns in Virginia. Ap-
lows:
Richmond. s'a.sSs.s0o: Charlottes-
vile, ;seS,!oo; stanton. ss45. zoos
1850; Suholk. iaos.soo :;orgolk ss.-
tiH.20G; Nevpor; News. si..si 900 !:
oS n. s'7 .sSn oo6 paIyile Sag
$4,000; Bristol. s.ts.0hD.
itJGt: SUN APP0RTiONED
no RICHMOND hanks
!, hnportion,ncn,s for the Richmond
bauks are:
lean Trust, Sls.:o": Eank of Commences
and Trusts. $50, $40: Broad street tank,
Sts'ton: RroadT"y. N2iional. siG2.soo:
n nsnK Sst s" ssSSs'"; Gnurrh IN
imss. s6A.5o0: Firs, Nationai~tI:sHS.aN 500:
Mcchanics' and Merchants. stSf.a0O:
Mocha nics' Swings. ..5.?0o: Mnrcha nj s
Insurance. $1,000 National state and
$50! 100; Planters National. sa,iI7.5oo::
isi- b7t dHu savings. o. $40,
ST. Luke Penny Savings. s8f 500: South
ii,,chmond. S7.ioe; liniom Bank. 1859. 700:
Rank: s5t.ao0: Savings OF Richmond.
s3t4.900
Other apyof .:onmomts in the FIrth
District announced .ycstcrdat incindc
the following; Baltimore. 500. SIS. 900 !.
Wa.hingtom, s21.sos,ooo: AshevilIc. &
100: Charlotte. y. g., 3s.acG. 900: Eai !.
eigh. -. G., i2.t3..5o0; Charleston. s. IL.
ssss.ss!soo; Columbia. $, g: s$.s2a,soo;
burg. 81. Va ,s.sse'IoO: ChaFieston' II.
Va. S4.2Sa. SEQ, .Eichmond's proper nj
o,mea, is sio.7G7 .000 the additions |
amounts added To the quotas of local
banks added 10 cover the subscriptions
from HenrirO County.
PROMINENT SPisAIkERs
COME FROM OVER COUNTRY
John l., Lee. prominent attorney Of
hynchburug, Is expected to be the prln-
clpal speaker at The inass.ineeting 10
BIO. held at the city Auditorium next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28
Prepare for Marine EnIi.tmert.

Tho Richmond office pf the Ciiteh
states Marine corps yesterday received
large supply Of forms for applira n,>
VINO desire TO enlist wnen the Office
will be opened next Tuesday for re-
cruitS Arrangements have hapn per-
fectcd hetWcn tho draft officials ana
the marine corps whereby men sub
Jet 10 draf. may join tho sea so:-
6iers. Any man who desires 10 ;o;n
tho marines may make appiica ion at
the recruiting Office. Seventh and Broad
streets. " he passes the required ex-
ain!na zion. he Hili he enlisted and
transfNrred TO the recruit depot for
training.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28
WAR NEWS ELECTn|F|[s
WALL Street MARKET
Bulgarians' Plea for an Arn,isticc
Provides rAcitin8 Time for
Members Of Exchanges.
iNrECr rEAcE VERY SOON
Exchange Operators Also Confident
That Fourth Liberty Loan Will dc
Subscribed In Excess OF Govern
mcnt Wants.
nY nnuAnAN MAUI.

NEW YORK. September .7.-OfIicIal
announcement Of the capture Of S,rum-
nltzo by the British electrified tho
stock market to-day at ti,ne when
II was a.rcad.' buo"2nt as The result
o. allied victories on tho west front.
tui3iria'a plea Tor AN armi3tirc had
oAcitcd The street IN tn" mora.ng. 'lne
rcsh'i WAS that xtoc!ts closed "A, top
prices With s@!na ranging frop one
- DIN points and with TN active ue.
inand from Of! parts OF the country.
The market was perfectly natural
ono. II broke all restraints OF the
bankers money pooi. and stocks were
bought without regard to the money
market, The fact OF It's being Friday
helped the speculative situation. for
purchases made to-day do MOI have
to De taken care or until Monday.
II Is believed thai ANY stocks olerei.
quickly abs3rhed. because neace seem,
10 be within the very near future.
subscriptions for the fLoer.y loans VII.
soyernmen; iaL u, s~c 1so 81 Mnnt Inc
with which The loan Ntii Nc suu-
x1ssrribed Is illustrated by tho 10000.
United States steel Corporation.
L. :. STEER. NATURAL.
LEADER or MOVEMENT
United States steel was the natural
leaccE to-day. and although IL az
faneed only :l-i points, its advance
was impressive brcause OF the huge
iotal Of money involved. Tho STOCK
that attracted most attention. asiue
from steel wss Mexican Petroleum
which made gain or s3.s po,ntr.
Texas was up loi.2 points. Hide and
Leather. preferred. 4; Cigar Stores, =:
International Paper more than 2, ana
numerous others point more.
The prices touched by Mexican Petrc-
ioun ku'nely. preferred, and steer
i"ouhdrles were high RECORDS Tor tho
year Eten local tractions were strong
rr. !Intetborough Consolidated pre-
ttrstt, being up | i. points. Virginia
West Virginia bonds nad further
ADVANCE OF more than points. Tre
war, news IS helping these too. for tie
war. il making the public sensitive to
honor among sta:es. There are many
PURCHASERS O. bonds OF states IN THIS
country who wonder whether. now
that. governments arh clearing ,heir
con .Ciences, there viii not be a clean
ing .up OF .cpudiat.d issues.
NEw YonN. sep,omber q, Mere.nu.c
Ing ,lFt1day. r:II ;i..q; cotnhieftls SAT-
$50 Mtalcen icIIafs, =; Gett-nm.n:
leTds irrttullr, railroad hon6s nrni Tlt,o
l"n1r tucnf .!tv dsss. hid: ninety ia;s.
btu: riI months. bid. Can ,nei.y strong:
iL!!hs rae. I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28
ISIS
SAVE PEACH STONES
barrels Placed In streets to Reccly,
Seeds Intended for Masi- "
Making. ~

Tho saving OF peach seeds for the
production of carbon to be used In gas
masks for the protection OF soldiers
is being encouraged by placing bar
rcls on the streets for tho collection OF
these seeds.
Two hundred stones will mako
enough carbon flor one mask. Those
wanting Information arc requested TO
communicate with the Red Cross Head,
quarters. Apricot. plum. prune AMI
similar seeds. as we'll as the hulls esr
wulnuts. hickory nuts and butternutS,,
wanted by tie Soveinment tor this
purpose. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28
rH,rAc0 LfyE STOCK MAkKrr

. i.UIIAED. HNptember 2I-IJcFs: Receiot.
5000 head; tnerket Ii 10 70 cent. higher
than .t4irrSays average: butchers. Is.3ofe
15t: light taS WE:sS: packing 1850 n 1875.
rough isoH q is.D; pigs. good 10 cho:cc. 1850
Il 1870.
Cattle: Receipts. 5000 head: nothing choice
hAre: other c'asacs 90 natives SLOW 10 lower:
Westerns about stady.
sheer: Ecc.ir!s :iooo; market SLOW; get.
ting lover on all ciassns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28
tOTTOS MaHRETu,

ver; sharp, advance il the cotton, mars,
spired by the Very favorable war news ana
reports that, Buis.ria VA. seeking pssec.
the afternoon. or IA points net hiehrr. and
IA points above the low level Of last Tues
tis ~ THAT delivery closed ~ 3a.:a. with tho
general list tUsins barely steady al net
,dvance ~ = 70 i3l poin's '',hc n,srke,
on hiEhsr ,.iycrrsol Gabits rh.rt was tyr
m+stic trade account 10 liz prices ssainrt
caii cotton THIS and active .uonths 5000
soih a. 10 81 points, net higher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28
plan Calicsc Opening.

HAMPTON. w. SCptembcr 2I.-Dr.
James r.. Gregg. principal OF Hampton
institute. announced To-day that mex,
Tuesday, at noon and in the evening.
iilyre would be Il 0tting celebration OF
the beg inning OF students army train
ing corps work at the patriotic mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28

" cdnesday night. taking the place OF
Congressman Glass. who vas scl,Hduled
,o- tho address. but is preparing 20
ltare for Europe. Plans a:e being
made for record attendance n; the
meeting. which vii ne one OF the biz
events OF the campaign.
Announcement Was made ycs,crda.
that colored citizens O.. Ri,n!nonl had
Organised committee TO ASS: ~ So
Letting among the .ccio-si pepsi OF
stated and cvery effort viii nc made
70 have substantial sa,aing b. ~,
orzSni2ai;on. which will co-ooera..
with the Richmond Liberty loan com
!ttee.
Two special ~ar tropo:. trains its"c
nichnond this morning IN tours Q: 10
Fifth )iStf.ct l.: sni,i! lrt OF .hc loan
CAMPAIGN. Two prom!i,nt speakers
HiH he aboard the trains: Thoma.
rrooks Fletcher. famous orator ali
ana Granville Jones. Montana attorney
who has gained an enrious reputn,iun
n? patriotic speaker in his -: -!
TIE snc % wa sa:Irss .,aE,i,s. IL
as for man" .ca's he.n on "a" plat,
FORM ia cities tt.,r coas, to ,A''. ana
his lecture on tic fourth Li'.r :. iS..n
j. said TO aboun1 ,i,; inuc.i interest
ing fact.
'lrs. W. Il. D-a6'cy crair.utn e :hc
Mrs. George Pas. Mead Memorial
Church; Airs. John Tate. CAR i;iin
Church: Mira. y. j. Dafroa. sacred Hear:
Church: Hr7. liuntcr r. Baldwin. Cen
ardson anu Mis- l'c,sie Gil, Potter
stree, Presbyterian church: N-s. Rose
Wal,hall Ssbuf: Church; Mrs LOVING.
N-ratierfo-d Memorial rh.,"c!, ami
Mrs !. +. JONES, Decatur stree; Moth
c.iist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28
Whaitssis U,iota{i5n, ar Eteh.ns.
tmlCAGo CHA1> MArurr

,hs rfe% scFn F.s.,.d seI.T. s,s,hs n
SEfiu ssn1r's for an arInistire: After sci
in1.ktt closed nervous. Stzc . I.:c nei lover.
with Or,oser LESS TO i.i:t. and Sovs;abe.
ioha To lto;s. oats finished &c 10 ii,c1ls,.
Gown. Thr outcome In provisions varied
from tSc decline 10 lie advance
MEf.Ar--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28

NEW roRh, s.ptembrr Il Fort. move
nen.- Middlins. ;%fi' bsies: rersipls - eales:
zoos bales. exports. 1905 bales stock. i2.t;:
Total to-day al a.! Receipts tsii
bales: exports. i.i3i bales: s,ocit; al2oss bale
Total ior Nrta at all ports-fecelptS, 49,
rs halr.: exports. I.I93 bales.
Total for season Receipts. es3S3 bales: OK
ports. 5sa.ass bales.
NEw oHiEANS. September TT ~n.
Sc son o. Wdc advances In cotton to- da!
The trace io,go, al abou. price nNtng and
huilish ient.mSnl MAS greatly strengthened
hy The war news. the heavy r~!ns in IN. bolt
and th- much better feeling In III in'trior
The day when the trading months wer. les
to- i2S points M: tho close was ~ 10 los mp,
The opening ~sg at the advance on the re.
mort thai bulgaria was seth!rE an srms,'ce.
and after the call the demand WAS strength
nne1 ly the heavy ps ~ the crntra! ana
eastern portions OF the belt apd by prospects,
Of tros; ;o.niEht in the n"rthw.s, por'ios:
Uodga selling came in Al the advance. but
ihs wdN reGessions @"rc hafd'y moro than
81 n bale and al noon the active months
81 Ia = .,n.HtS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28
BOND LIST

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s.seS.,d a. IN rs ,,,r,,....".". II.
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& N ;1.:t, s.n ~ 'e'd' W
5 iiGtry 'osa 4 il.s:....,....,... si:i
!. >; Stee! :. 81. .,,;...:.-. ..,...... 90
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28

~ you have not tried Tim en- Dispa tch
Help Wanted Ads you have missed
scndInS your messnEc TO lurEc num-
hrr nf capnhle workers..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28

On the Curb Markell

On the Curb Market.
III nheSSfeift Majors: Is;s lss.
TB1 United Mo;ors. a1hGsiH
3ac0 Federal Oh, 2pais.
loo Net. p>tfhleum, i,s6l si.
.sp fictoria 81. new stock. ih6y.
i,S;9 losloh1 Mahisna, ego
1000 Calumet Jerome, Ia-I6DIa:18
800 Cons. Arizona smelt., lsifi it.ls.
2.tes M6thtf l,nis, 33Hss.
'@ 4 4sSssi:s aEIA sisss.l5Ss, li7.lsois.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28
Fnrmer blows on III. Head.

WINCH E.STER, VA. September 10
Kim q. Grubbs, ffty-nino years DID,
n prosperous farmer, was found dead
near Wickliffc. Clarke County, with his
face and head blown almost of by "a
eunshot wound. A certificate OF sui :,
eide was given by the coroner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28
NAVAL STORIES

,SAvASNhlT. IA. September -. --'ruFpcn.
tine firm. 6iL; sales. 1T rasks: rcceip,s -
casks.
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ba rrcls.
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ii@gls' l. ''iIIfSs atiIss, Ii eg: i Glts9 I'M Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28
NRw YORK LIVE srtlCk uAEKEr.

ErW ynntH sso,E,; Iir"H HAEkEf
steers. s.ooTH.oo; bui!s. 6Go6 1850: COWS,
tc2 q 're} Gales ln s,sady; vtals. M5a@N@:
She, sheer o6 End ~ lambs weak; :h.sP. se6&iaee:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-28
r,cilMOSD pROItCtk mARKET.
~ hnicAule kinplutlonA.

Msrkst quotations. From Aetuat Saies.
,i,y Woodsun rag Co., lac. hchnonG. Va.
l.. S. Food Administration Llcense M. q pc7H
Richmond Va. September -, 1918.