davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-07

The Hindenburg retreat is still car
ried on by men in high state of
evaporation because they could not
become prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-07

A small cash payment and the rest
Of the transaction is expressed in the
simple formula, AZ. S. A., o T."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-07

The peculiar process of Prussian rea.
soning will cause Berlin to assume that
the drubbing given the German troops
entities them to damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-07

Austria Hungary is becoming con-
WINGED that there is no luck in a ny
phen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-07
How About Another Blouse,
Especially These Lovely NewStyles?
Open
10 AM.

hardly have many pretty blouses particularly
that the blouse and separate skirt popular The
new models that have arrived in the two lines mentioned
unusually attractive, each being little triumph of the de-
IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-07

No German peace plea gets to the
attention of the retreating boches who
loot and destroy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-07

The willy sultan would rather have
the kaiser for beaten enemy than
treacherous friend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-07
SHOOTING STARS.
By PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Ultimate Destination.

Ultimate Destination.
"Are you having any speeches print.
ed in the Recordw
''No," answered Senator Sorghum;
'I've decided that it's a saving all
round for me to throw them into the
wastebasket myself"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-07

The only way to defeat the influ-
enza germ is not to associate with it..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-07

The CHEEKY ring Of the doorbeH dis
placed the auto horn yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-07
Playing Safe.

Playing Safe.
"Do you think farming payss"
'eNo doubt about it," replied Farmer
Corntossel. "But the sure way to
make fafmin' remunerative is to be a
hired man and let the other Teller hus-
tie to provide your board and wages"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-07
Coal ShovelinE.

From shoveling coal we shall not shirk
When frosty times employ us.
What once we thought was weary work
Is now considered joyous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-07

The Big Spin.
This world is like motor car
Which gayly speeds along,
When everything is lovely
And this life is just a song.
It hits the course without a balk
Until some part lets 60,
And then alas, you've got to walk
To where you have to go!
We've got to patch an inner tube
Or get another shoe.
Then everything is lovely,
And we're rolling on anew.
Though recollection may be sad
OF what We have endured,
There never was . break 90 bad
|. That it'ceuld not be cured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-07
discriminating.

discriminating.
II understand that none Of the boys
takes drink now"
No." answered Three Finger Sam.
" 'Tain't safe. If you smell Ticker on a
mans breath now it's sure sign he's
been robbin' a baggage car some
where"
"Some men," said Uncle Eben, "puts
in SO much Of DER lives accumuiatin'
experience dat dar aim no time left
to git de benefit Of it."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
cu.NcEny nARGAIN AND SALE.

E"lsor G. Cauthorn and Freda (wif"H
:" Frank Goodwin ard Sallie II. twfe,.
No. oo3 l." West Clay Street. 1exIl0
feet inch south line CLAW Street 80
Zee: inches west az Graham street
No"embe- IS. 1918: .s3.lon.
Chevy Chase Realty Corp. to !. n.
Hawks. lot block G. Monticello
Place. 50xlo5 fee, on Monticello street
Sentcmber 26 1915: 5000.
Thomas cateshv Jones and RosalIn
fwife) to :. w. Murphy. No. IL South
Pine Street. laxao fee; east line Pine
street. II. feet north of Cary street
November Is. ltlS: $3.50
w R"n'on Bar'iss and Estelie Ter
rv ,wife) 20 l.. &. Nurkois Nos 1927
md 1923 Bovd street. o6xlO0 feet south
Ire Eovd Street 81 feet castot Nor
ton Street. November 10. 1915: No
"c~rbH" 10 lniS: tax. $40: $40.
W. r. Smith and Eva w fw!fe) 10
May T. Tinslty. ~ Glen .tller Va
lot ). block Acrsta Heights iOyl3i
feet east line La nh Avenue. 200 feet
south o. Tones street ASSUMPTION o;
I'm 80 $500. November IS. 1915: tax
81: $40
I."onard u. shen aud BESSIE Nav
fwitel to RAYMOND II. Seal, lot %
Gnua-e :. subdivision Of lot :? Sydnor's
Point. o5S115 fee, north line Dance
ne. November IS. 1915; tax. $40:
SIN
Walter T.. Mavo 10 Helen Dunn an
2aS1o0 feet south line Clly street ST.
feet west ~ Second Street: assumption
of lien Of s1.l2o. October 30. 1915: So
600 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

ss9 e"G of For, Lee. October %. lols;
,., The wss,ham corp TO Mary p
Clarke lot i. block {. wes,ham. oc-
tohcr II. 1918: Sic
Greater Richmond Realty Company
hIock -. Monument Avenue Park. IAN
Hary Ia 1917: tax. 81: $40
James {. White to John II. Williams
!ot -; square 30. Woodville October
Ahbey Realty Corp 10 Mrs. Rachel
=; Jewell. lot "a. block IS, Colonial
Place. Ap.il &c. 1918: $3.50
Charles X. Willis to J. Wesley Mel,
ton eastern part lot -. IIopkins's plan.
November II. 1915: tax. so.5v: 80
Jacob ; CoEn. trustee. to Charles *.
Wills, east part OF lot -. Hopk :
ran. near Glen Alien. November :.
I.anne o.. Alice Ann and Americas
Burton. il. 10 Jack Burton, interest
m acres near Seven Pines. October
The TAX Title company to Charles
Is Willis. east part lot -. Hopk ms $
liam October :, 1918: So.
Edith NJ Lee and r NJ. ,husbanD to
X. I. Crawley. lot IL and parts OF lots
II and %. Richmond Truck and Foul
Try Farms. July !. 1915: tax So $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

SoG.h OF Hooper street November ..
Partial: Henry S.1lIu,z,cr and n,lnh
j. Levy. trustees. to Robert H. Avis,
lot IL, block ~. AlvistatIicights front :
ing 90 feet on west line Woodrow Ave
tober 81. 1918.
Leroy, r: Brown, trustee. to Ella
Munt0rd feet inches BY III feet
, inches east line Carter Street, l6a
feet north Of alley in common. II fr"I
wide. November is, 1915: s7694i
Rich2rd W. Jones. trustee. to Julian
Z; ANDERSON. Edna II. -fwife). lot :.
block G. Roland Park. GOxl4Gi2 feet
cast line Moss Side Avenue. .00 fec,
somth OF Essen Street. November :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
CHANCERY TRUST.

NJ. r. Caldwell and Martha J. Iwife)
OF Go0ch land County. Va. TO H. Sell
don Taylor and douglas T.. Taylor
2Sxl20 feet north line Broad Street I'd
feet east of Thirty-fourth Street No
rember Is. 1918: $500.
Moll!e Davenport and Samuel r
(husband) to +. NJ Box!cy. trustee
No. 10 North First Street - feet l..
inches by - feet inches Irregular
west line First Street. l64 feet al-4
inches north OF jackson Street: also
No. 1903 North First Street, o0x1l9 fee;
o inches east line First Street, l3C
feet north ~ Coutts Street. Novembc.
S 1918: S40S
Raymond IT, Seal to r. +. Schmidt
lot -. square ). subdivision of lot .
Sydnor's Po!n% 23x1I5 feet north line
Dance street, ia feet west OF Beau
mont Avenue. Nov. is. 1915: 5000 and
interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
On the Curb Market

NEW YORK. November .i.--s4d!nS on
the curb WAS fairly active in carly part
Of the session. although interes; was seat.
tions ""'
United :iotors was under pressure due 10
the fact :ha { the plan Of the General Motors
Sompany 10 take this company over la :
Oil stocks were in good demand through.
out the session. ana prices were Slightly.
improved over the finals OF YESTERDAY In
poin' 81 animation OKLA homa Producing
advance.
Metal stocks were again fairly active and
generally higher.
80, ~" Aet tn EHpiosiyss. 1;d'.: SEQ United
$40 Federal OIL 2i.T.,. $500 Int:rna,ionsi
Petroleum. y n l5i:: li.ool Oil. homa I'roJmc.
Ing and Refining. 81. n o.: 80, Metropolitan
Petroleum sdls.: 800 Victoria oil. new
stock. ~ a -. 500 Atlanta. +d5; $3.50 BE
Ledge. i-ifMlt,: sp? Boston Mon,ana a
G6o: 80 calu,ne; Jerome. i=ge.ls: ii0>
Cons. Arizona smelling. l3-iSmiT 10,
Goldheid Cons. .ca2:: $50 Mother Lode
ss@$. %" Tonopah Extension. Il, al HIS:
- cities Service. 2Sj II rs: go Curtis. Aero
i'Tls;t $50 Wrigh,-Mar;!n Aircraft. a. q !:
80 Glen OIL So n -. itH BAuhtch Mines
a-l5 =: l,r5o Hecla Mines. j.. G5.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Real Estate and Court News
irENRIco BARGAIN AND SALE.

h. 7 Crawley 10 Il. Jay White. lot
H. and parts OF lots ! and 20. Rich
,nond Truck and Poultry Farms July.
]. 1918; tax. SO $40.
Jennie Gibbon and j. r. thusband)
10 Grace D!cker. 10 acres on road he
tw"cn Nine Mile and Creighton Roads
about - miles from city OF Rich
mond. July ;. 1918: tax. 81; SO.
T. w. De- bney. l.. W. Nuckois. W. D.
scott to Earl l.. Noble. lots J. . 3.
lock - Bloomingdaie February !.
1915: $50
NJ. II. omohundro and D. V. twife)
I" Anthony Taylor. j.. and Carrie
'~ifc). acres. abou, one-quarter mile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
I. Id. WANTS
TINES DlSFA.CH
CLASSIFIED hDvEl. rISISC.
standardized ana incexeo tor Ouick
Reference

lfc line Sunday.
&c a iirc Daily
&c line Zoe consecutive iuscrtion1
SC a irc Tor consecutive insertions.
Minimum OF lines Is ulloweu
Minimum charge. Is cents
count Hords ~ the iine and ~ lines to
All az: .rii; cnients received UP to 10 r. NJ
IS 4; 81 saturdays, the DAY before pub
iCati"h VIII receive proper cilsIica lion.
Aver. iscmtnts received after mat nour
VIII Dt p!L.ed IA the ''rov Late 10 ca So
I:y >OiuIna.
TELEPHONE
ielcFhon" '.fvi want Ais The Times
Dispatch l:indvith ]. when YOU ind It
more vonrn'.vmi ln DO 50. and ihey ~i.
be taHen at ''ihCe rates.
-. SCBSTAii ~ r'ok I'D WANTS
llmes. Dispd.cn I5rsncn Offices are main
tanned In pra.,l -yl,y o.e:y Drug Store in
he city Tor tr Convenience Of the public
Want ADJ are accepted by them at tcgu-
lar oi.iCG rate.
SOt'lIi HiCiiMOND
Frazer Oh TiTts- D:spRtcu 1904 HUI
- TeleDSnrI ..unJo.Uh 6JU3
tSTEltSEt'il9
Tirc-r- 2ypat.n r3ranch. al Sorth Second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
HI;NRICo TRUST.

T. Jay White 10 American Trus,
Company trustee lot Ii and parts, OF
.Cts II and 20. Richmond Truck and
Poultry Farms. July 1918: s2.650.
J. Wesley Melton to T. SitterdinE J.
-. Carneal and Charles + Willis trus-
tees. east part Of lot -. IIookins'
i.lan. November H. lalS: s2?S5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
HENRICO RELEASE.

l. .. Bland. trustee 20 W II Jones.
.:OSl acres on east line Richmond
Fred e-.cksburG and Potomac Railroad
ComDauy. about five miles from city
OF Richmond November IL. l9lS: $50.
r. q. Bland. trustee. to s. G. Pur"ear
.0.l acr"s in Iicnrico County. adjon-
.rr lands Of .Allard Wheatcron ., ais
about IL miles southeast OF ciiv o..
Eichmond November IS. 1918: $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
cHANcERy RELEASE DEEDS.

VI r. Richeson. trustee to Marshall
Vest Butler. LOT il, block T. C;;ntcr
Park: i00xia0 feet Grregular) west
y'de Noble Avenue. 1906 feet south OF
Naiton Avenue. August o, 1918: ST.
Leroy Il. Brown. trustee. to Frances
) Hetts ard =. y. (husband). 6Oxl3j
lect vest line Barton Avenue 40 feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Hog Shipments to Require Permit.
IBv Associated Pres.

CHICAGO. November ol-All shin
ments Of hogs hereafter to siockyards
At Missouri River cities or to stock
yards east of the Missouri River will
require car permit such as is now in
use for giving the food adrninis;ra
zion orderly control Of the movement
OF grain. Stockyards directly affected
include Louisville and Nashville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
BOND LIST

american Writing Paper IS s,
Atlantic Coast Line a. ........... ~
i. Z, t.. loay Is ,naitimorc, ,Liai :
thts and Ohio conv. i'.s tbiGb...... n
ne: 'hu ON" c"nA: SS...-... ............. 81.
,'HENtt anu Myers TOBACCO J-............ o.
i:o,ilsFI I1pdcCo Observation-Disclosures. ?l'.
60 .N"'tht ..'.'............... a9i.
S-"p"eLn NJ line itl Observation-Disclosures. 81
.Ea"naiu Air Inc "ai. 'S.,............... 5aia
.,"u!Hc'n ,i'",lN"N Ns'..,..... ............. ~
|"uIhern k.i!w"N 's.:...,....; ......,...... ~
l. . tscS'~tcrc'! j. iH'J did ............ %
r. =. Registered i. 1880 toiI, lis;,.
= . i.ioerS i"an -. -............ q: s.
:. - ,'tpt'IN p"h - 81 10
- i.ipcrt! io"n sd f.s...........,...... $50
= - ..lheI! I".i IN Us ..,........, $500
- 7tct' . l. ",....'. .....-.........-..... %
RroVrn bro- ciis tM. N,I t,,4rG -:
Na.-Car Chemical &C. Is ,hldl .... G.;
Va Car. ChcmiCa! CO Cuuv Is tbln as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
RICHMOND HAY MARKET
Nhursalr tluvtRt,on- on T1chanr.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

-lTI' NO, NoNcmbcr 2l.-Fresh ind.ca-
Tor mat immense supplies OF .oodstuns
rom ih+ United States would soon reach
'.Hl ore made the corn market to-day aver
g higher. DESPITE sharp differences OF.
"Hlh'"n = TO The aEnitude and confirm
rE'- 81 the cAoo:t movement Prices closed
hEIn - 10 J cent net higher with Deem
Ger -. 10 -, and January l.3oi, to ! 33;.
t.tS gained &c 10 '.c. The outcome in pro.
$50 lower W
.L,eaninE futures ranged a. follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

,nd yarns were generally quiet. but prices
lower where any trading was reported. Wool
manufacture and merchants were await
InE HcciSion on the disposition OF wool in
the hands OF the government before plan
,ninE Tor future offerings Burlsp4 and silks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
- Az Al. STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. November :i-Turpen-
tine firm; ~; sales. IS casks: receipts ~
CASTS; shipments. tS5 casks: stock - 200
Eosn firm: receipts. l.iIS barrels: ship
mchts In barrels: stock. Ss.64J barrels
Quote: h. II. T.. ISIS: r. 1880: q; lS-6T
1..Sc. H. 1861: !. i5.a *. NJ. y. VIC, WV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

,,s,in, iDrKh November :i.-Beeves no
onn,s' H. Wi@">; Sras.ers 7c1as06: West.
sheer. and mis- firm: sheen. 7toa,e,o.
GI6ntthtss, ,'::005m lambs i5nGisD cvli.'
1870 TOuEhs ls25 49, pks'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

,nLiI!' NJ. Noveriber = -Uoys: R.rein.s
S'op: market STEADY TO 10 cents lower n. n
Sr,tc'"hs - aNefage butcher II % n II n
.i,Eh,. 10 '.G Y T.: pacH!nEs :s.0G II :,
,,nnn99mGoni, by q Is =: pigs good to choice
ta'u": Icce.n's. . "a head: genera, ,r.os
kinds s''H"f on sli
sheer: Receipt. 70 90 had MAKE, v.,,
70 - cents lower, tor lambs 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

>En YORK LIVE STACK u.,urr

MN YORK. November 9i-Rsw sugar
Gnch.rfed: ucntrifursi. 7.s: fine granuiatsd
a. Sp"; coffee Gu!et, Butter strong cheese
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
FAIR PRICES FOR RIcHaoSn

suggests tie following 'Iair and ieasonaS,e
prices for the city Of RichmuId' tor The
week BEGINNING to-day:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
RICHMOND PRODUCE NAEkIr
Wholesale (luoFprfn

= only H'.%"i bales. against l42ose, bales
iii.hS thc same pcrlod last ycar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
COTTON MNEKrT>.

NE| YORK NoyciuhSr i The cotton
m"rHe' hoes iNsT,gas..pE ircna;h ,o-dsy,
incni n expert aud small ginning figures
ihe Se9f,.i lis! 'los"d steady a. net 40
Tno ma!!ke, gncncd At IN adyanc or 10
'G a,, aAh . H"'y 5o.n gd nruiS to g 9on;
-os ~ mai tho War Tr.de BoatrId rad "S ~.
c&"eoi to enemy countries and Northern
FABLE resiznI and some sSsi,eTed S G,t..ii.
'rn scllinr on this bulge. which caIsra 70.
20 tons OF Is or % points from the brs; I'm,
prses soon nrnel up again ana reached t tHS
highest !evcl- of the day in uh- late trading
when Dec"uh"r sold at -. ana March A.
net Es:ns OF loi TO II, points The close
was to 10 lp!nts of from Tho top unde,
Bu>ircss was very 0niet most Of tho oav.
when Nee Vs. cons,i;raG,s n,y ny" Zoe ,or
d"H.' tic ana foreign tsadr aeroun, ~ well
a. ..er!ns ana q broadening dcmard from
si, ,ls s 20 Gavs t,4s,t "s.G ;N W.
ycsT a.l ".ei;.Fo. TWO ves-s ago
NV, YORK. %4yonbcr q ro-, move
S sYesN MIsa5 tos e'es eef i:5s.i
Tetal i to- dav pG .i,s na'st =. ..
!. bales. exports, 2a.lo5 6.ics stSsH' i.,is'Ss;
q ,G.ies. e1por; ;e%a fn,e. ''e'e'"'s 10
oraorts l!52,i2S telcs
prices ruled IN cotton today from TIC o,"o.
inG 30 the close III. widest adv. noes heinr
ycorch late IN the session whom the tradius
m"7ths -iocH 100 10 III points ~ The close
ronNnueh Optimistic feeling REGARDING III.
error situation created Tho demand
EAr,y huSinr was due In no small ,ncaq
urc 10 nc rrtSs dis patch"a from washing.
tnn rth,I ma al exports restrictions or
c1ttcr hsd been removed cIro-' on shir,.
menis 70 enemy countries THIS was On
s-,iaiiy d.nied later, but th6 ,crv dsnia
SERVED 10 put tn. nar>-. hiyh.- ~ ~,
3 isyeip frsgnen IN tho "~r'y 'rsd.nr bccaus.
f4it MSS aonitlca tins. u-cseut rcst-Er,!o-g or
Z ssports would h. relaxed very ru.tcrl. II,
3 soon Huch -itcnt"n va re.I to c.por
hEurts. aud buying resulted from, Tho no.,
INF OF exports FROM Galveston to EnrIi->
Z pnrts, amounting 10 ?5.GoS bales
q fTbe ginning rcturns from the T,r,u, Pr
@ts.p were about ioh,V0 bales undo eIpects
+ uoah, Indicating en- output this is.t no-io,
het~eon the hrst and mIddia OF Noysmb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS Markets

DRY GOODS
NE" YORK. November I--Cotton good,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

N"shct quotations FROM Actual Sales
OBJ Woodson-Cral- Co.. Inc. Richmond Va \
y. - fo"n Administration License No {: nt.i,
Richmond. Va. November 81. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

NEW YORK. November 2l.-Mercan,iIe
N"rcr. D. sterling Sixty day bills. SitSs.
commercial s!Nty.aay bitla ON b.uNs si;sa:
.nmmcrciai siNty-day bills, sI1.a.. deina nj
$3.50: cables A,C.ij. Government bonIs
sttady; railroad bonds irregular Time loans
strong: sixty days. ninety DAYS and .I>
months . bid can money strong: rulInc
.ti"'c Sank acccpianccS =. TER cent;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

i""SS l.n Total sales shares @
(four dar ootoo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS.

PHAUP, Edwin rh.ap. Funeral Director and
Enus Inner. as l.. Main Mad. !Ji. Ran Sos3
J. l.. SITli f.RIAND x SONS
lCNEl<l. DiI cCtUrS. | 10 West Main Street
Rnul go Nights ard SUNDAYS Ran 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
~ Mi:NIuIsIt

But when death comes TO pay that vsI,
certain.
Who"'er We hc on whom death wills % call.
On if"'S uni.ni'h.d play Death drops the
curtain
And much or little we must lc.,ye TO an"
James Mitchell Conrad gave ,nuch-hIs
Young iii" fof his country r. : y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
COBURN'S FALL USED
CAR BARGAINS

W. HAVE CUTIE y LARGE STOCK or.
Used INRS On HAND. And IN OEpft
* p NN.IE t;iif ,EtnGSi: THE sfoCR
inRpuGt TIE WINTER. WI: ARE ~
fEti:,G The FOLLOWING CARS At SSr
EIFlCE PRICES: 90 CO.,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-13
Big Target Shooting Event
at West Fairview, May 30

The fourth annual registered tar
get tournament under the auspices
of the West Fairview Sportsmen's S
Association will be held on the West
F'airview grounds on Thursday May
80. Shooting will start at 10 o'clock.
There will be ten events of fifteen
targets each, with the entrance fee
of 81 and the optional sweep of 81.
Rules for the tournament issued by
the Association are:
Entrance $500. The purse will
be divided into four classes, A, B.
C, d, on total of $50 targets. Four
moneys to each class, 40 per cent.
80 per cent, 20 per cent, 10 per
cent. High guns win in each class
$4,000 in trophies donated by the
Interstate Trapshooting Association
will be awarded Lewis class system
3 classes. A, B and C, two trophies
in each class. High guns in each
class will win. High guns in each
shot oft at 20 targets each"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-13
CapitalCity Sports

On Saturday afternoon the Boas
A. C. trounced the Harris Street
Juniors with score of Is to 2. The
Boas nine gained the lead early in
the game and held it throughout.
The score by innings:
Boas A. c. .... 2 001 l s 8 0 0-15
Harris Jr. ..... 5000 3 % 0 O.
A big crowd of fans were vastly
interested in watching a one-armed
pitcher, Davidson beat Highspire on
Saturday afternoon on the Fourth
and Seneca street grounds where
the West End A. c. holds forth.
Davidson lost control for a short time
but tightened up and with his good
right arm kept pumping the shoots
over so cleverly that the Highspire
clouters could not connect. Russell,
the West Enders' speedy first base
man, gave creditable showing on
the initial sack in his warewell ap-
pearance in a West End uniform. On
Tuesday afternoon he is slated to
swap in his baseball togs for the
khaki of Uncle Sans Army. Russell
is the sixth member of the West End
aggregation who has entered the
Army or Navy since the entrance of
the United States into the great
world war,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-13

]. Richard Robinson won first
prize on Saturday in the first one
club golf tournament at Reservoir
links. Robinson was entered as a
novice in the honor ranks but he
beat lot of veterans and the stick
he used was a cleek. His gross
score amounted to So minus
handicap of IA strokes for a total
of "A. j. G. Sanders. a veteran in
the laurel ranks, could do no better
than runner-up with a gross of 9S
minus handicap of II strokes for a
total score of 81. Karl e. Richards
and Christ II. Sauers tied for the
third prize with total scores of 81.
Richards recorded a gross score of
SO minus stroke handicap. Sauers
tailed a gross core of 81, minus a
handicap of 10 strokes. The winner
of the tourney will receive five dol
lars worth of balls while the run
ner-up man will receive two and a
half dollars worth of balls.
The Tech High "Informa1s" trav-
eled up to Duncannon on Saturday
and got walloped by the local army,
6-2. Pitcher Fortna slipped his
trolley for the three first sessions
and in that period the enemy sewed
up the battle. The Tech fielders
were all shot to pieces and helped
lose the day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-13
Give U-BOat Free Rein,
Is Urged in Reichstae

Amsterdam, May 13 - In a debate
in the Reichstag on the second read :
ing of the naval estimates. as report
ed in a Berlin dispatch. Herr Pfiager.
Centrist. said on behalf of the main
committee that even though there
were differences of opinion regarding
the political significance of the sub
marine war. the entire Reichstag was
as one as concerned its military
achievements.
All held the view that the U-boat
campaign should not be given up or
restricted in any way and that the
construction of submarines should be
promoted as far as possible. That was
the opinion also, he said, of the high
est Government officials and the Army
and Navy commanders.
Vice Admiral Won Capelle, Minister
of Navy, stated that unrestricted T.
boat warfare meant a very strong
naval offensive against the entente.