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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
IMPORTANT RULING
Qualified Reserve Corps Officers VIII
he Admitted to Appropriate
Training School.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

LEXINGTON. VA. February 22-
Adjutan;- Gencral II. p. Mccain. OF the
United States Army. has advised Gen
cral l.. W Nichols. superintendent OF
The Virginia Military Institute. as TO
An important ruling affecting those
cadets who have signed up with one
of the several units OF the reserve Of
dcers' training camps which the War
Department has established at the in
stituie. General Mccain explained the
ruling as follows:
1T has been decided that members
OF the reserve officers training CORPS.
sccond-ycar advanced course who are
called into the military service under
the provision OF the selectivc service
law. "ill be admitted. if found quail
fed. 10 the appropriate service school
Tor training candidates for commission
When such members are called into
service. the professor OF military
science and tactics on duty at the
school or college Will inform the Ad-
jutant- Gcneral Of the army of the fact
and OF their qualifications. in order
that their admittancc as candidates In
training schools for officers may be
given proper consideration"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23

tctpating in the riot In the works
and | was kept working terribly hard
at the fires until after s O'Clock in the
evening. when was told by the fore
man, another Of the typical German
bully type, that my shift was going
OF duty.
Naturally. ! thought to pass out OF
the works and go TO Muller's. and was
planning how ! could get away from
Germany. when number of kruppS
guards came into the stokehole The
noncommiss!oned officer. for such took
the GorEeously uniformed individual
'"ho was in charge OF the party TO be.
read OUT the names Of n number OF ,hc
men mine being amongst them. and we
we're ordered to line up"
tro Be Continued To-Morrow)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23

EDFORD CITY. VA. February 90.
n impressive wedding ceremony was
hratcd at II o'clock Yesterday
ming at Glen ROY. the residence OF
and Mse Frederick Won Roy. about
miles from this place, when their
INCEST daughter. Miss Georgia Eliza
Won Roy became tile bride OF Lieu
mt Owen k"clcr Rev. !. IL. Grey.
he Presbyterian Church. the pastor
he bride, and Rev. T. G.. Page. Of
Episcopal Church, the rector OF
groom. officiating. The residence
handsomely decorated with ever
ms. hlussoming plants and national
:. Tho groom is stationed ~ Camp
and is the son Of j. u. kccler. a
red officer OF the United states
y. Following the ceremony lunch
was served. after which Lieutenant
Mrs. kcclcr took the train for
,rSburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
J. II. REDO, Jk.
A. Bischoff

:il3 y. Adams st. Madison ,aI
Swift Premium Hams. pound. ....3 5c
sliced Bacon. pound $50
Fresh Country Eggs. per dozen. 55c
Large size Tomatoes. per canl5cl
Sugar Corn. . for. Observation-Disclosures. "lc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
4 Glance At the,
Retail NJ arkets
Cudncas Take Place Of Hens and
Pul(cts---Bcttcr Vegetable
Supply From South.

One effect of the hcnlcss and pu!lc:-
less order has been tho rushing to mar
kct OF thousands of guineas. ard il
has proven good time fer raisers OF
this fow! to get in their work. AL
though tho supply is very large, II IS
not equal to the demand. and the
Euincas are going on the retail market
like hot-cakes. at 90 cents apiece. feoth-
crs and all. Vegetables arc showing
up in much better supply and variety
Rcd cabbage. kale and parSnips have
been aducd to the list III considerable
quantities. Strawberries direct from
the Florida gardens to the retailers
stands were never more luscious. but
the price is yet up in the pictur-S-
% cents per quart. The fish market
is we'll supplied. and the meat market
fairly well.
The quotations below viii rule to
dav.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
DRAG, DRAG
And SUFFER
Was All l Did," Says Dallas
Lady, Who Gives Cardui
Credit for Her Being Well
and Strong To-Day.

Dallas. TeXas-"It is hard TO cx-
press the gratitude I feel for the
medicine that saved my life" says
Mrs. S. W. Bergen, of 2609 Lake
Ave. THAT is what Cardui did and
| would like for others TO know. as
the few words | say may save lot Of
suffering for some one.
suffered everything one can suf-
fer and live. My back hurt. my head.
my sides a weak nervous hurting
all over :. Drag, drag and suffer. il
WAS all | did. No rest and very little
sleep or appetite.
| began to have spells -. One
night I told my husband l would
try Cardui. 1t had been recommend
cd to me. 1 begun it and it did do me
good. 1t saved my life. | verify be-
lieve
l began 10 improve. | grew strong
:. am a strong and we'll woman to-
day. can't say too much for Cardui
| praise Cardui and will praise it as
long as live.
Whenever feel the need Of a tonic.
| send and get bottle of Cardui and
il helps me. seems to me what need. -
Cardui may be what you need. Try
Cardui. It's a mild. medicinal fc-
male tonic. that has helped many
thousands Of women in the past 40
years. 1t should help YOU.
at all druggists--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
MOTHER HEARS OF SONS
DEATH AT FORTRESS MONROE
First Member of Sixth Con.t Artillery
Enisting at DnnvlIie Passes
AWAY.
LSpcclal 10 INC rLAcs.nlsna.ch1

Especial to The Tines Dlspa;ch.l
DANNIL-LE VA. February 22.-News
Was received to-day OF the death at
Fortress Monroe, OF Corporal b. r.
Brishiwe!l, from spinal meningitis
His mother did not know that he was
ail!ng. Brish,well enlisted with the
Sixth Coast Artillery Company, organ
lied here. and is the first man Of that
organization 10 die.
He was twenty three years OF age.
and spent some months on a recruiting
mission in Virginia cities. His remains
arrive early tomorrow, bat the coffin
has been sealed by the medical authori-
ties for fear OF contagion. 81 his rela-
t!vcs Wi! be denied a last look
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
Parr-NuNYy yer.

HARLOTTESNILLE. VA, February
Emmett b. Parr and Miss Erva
Id Mawycr, both of this county.
e married yesterday at the home OF
and Mrs. kcmpcr Mawycr. near
tn Garden. this county. the cere-
ny being performed by the brides
tor, Rev. Dupuy Holiday, of Covcs-
c. The young couple left immcdiatc-
liter the ceremony for Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23

day by Comptroller l.. r. Sullivan. Op-
Grating expenses for the month amount-
cd to S3.lSj.45l. Increasing Is per cent
while the net revenue from, railway
operations increased II per cent. Tho
railroads gross income increased .
per cent over last year. and net in
come decreased per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
Urged TO co-oner,,,

DIES MONIES. IOWA, February %
Cooperation with the government in
the sale Of war savings stamps was
urged in kilograms sent to-day by A. O.
Hnugc. of les Moincs. treasurer of the
Lutheran brotherhood of America. TO
state chairmen in forty-tiyc States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
Chcsnpen.e and Ohio Earnings.

Revenues of the Chesapeake" and Ohio
Railway Company for the month OF
December aggregated Sh74o.9i3. as
compared with Si.l50.51S for tho cor
responding month Of last year. show
Ing AN increase Of - pnr cent. &c
cordinE to figures announced y"st"r-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
SnIIIc-MnnlI-

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. February
Mr. Edwin II. Soulr ana Miss Rhoda
Wood, both of crozct. were married
his city yesterday afternoon by the
7. George l.. Pc.ric. -. H., pastor OF
Presbyterian Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-23
south Dakota rules out Gcrmnn.

IOUX FALLS. S. j.. February 22.-
INDICTMENT n all educationsl insti-
|ons In South Dakota OF tho teach
OF tho German language was or
ed by the State Council Of Defense
lay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14

Pti".. p. cor - ''"'" -"rh Sc' retarial
courses. JUNIOR and N'"s'"nl " nta Atbistins
D,n~g, ir Scir~rr I'Nr-i~-r o'.'p for niinitH
in rala. crr"'d N-~'n". "nh wvnneheld.
MISS c T.Nr.T S,vN,ED P-i~cipal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14

fs5 ''S' rs '"S X
l%1 'tirst hrs, Ba,9t. 10: DetsnsS IL; MYn,y ni
Kru,cr. iii, .Bert Williams, lop; Harry
Itursoyne. 1o2; Katie Canal, lo3; BlaSeaway.
war. III: Manueiia, 81; Hrrrdity. l69. Also
clieihle-' Indian Chant, 100; I'D Cudlhee.
mrrutr. ~; MAY W. o.
second race, tor two-year-o!ds: handicap,
Cake. ll9; Sticking. 12U; Crystal Ford llB:
Ginger, llu. Uncle White, ll3; kernskey.
~; Peter, 10; Sea Pirate. l22; Milk Maid.
Third race. for three-year-cds and up.
seliir.;. mile-Dan. H.; Nigel. ll8; Tran.
G,H - hsnr% NrilTy; % LOU" PiGnrs % nmp ndm,n
II. III lndi-n chant. ll0: CrumpsaiI timp.l.
no 'Deck TO. lo7 Harwood II ump.), il2;
MstrGss; l,,LM ln2 boNer M 5,naS Jndsf
Fourth race. the Catskiu. for threc-year-
olds and up. selling ! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $
volcr. ia Slpr"ry Elm i"s Sweep, rp II.
l02: Tumnicr. us 'Buford. l0l; St, lsidore
H rarcr mp SG TS aTS EGmns McT"nsar i"
up handicap. / mlle--Ai,morirs II ImpD
ii2; Dorgns l2si viy" America. III. II -, ,,u
lomgs-Hurricanc, ll5; Drummomd.. ll3; Df-
fer, nj Eyes 1l5; Due Il" cuise.. ll5, Tri-
nnnhant Gmp.l, ll;; -Chc,rubin" Gmp;', ~;
candle Light umr.). ll5; Routlcdge: rs;
War Rocket, 10: senator Crow. l15; Virago
clermont.. rs; sundial II limp, ll5:
Rodgers ll5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
SCHWA ABB BOOKED
TO REFEREE BOUT
Willus Britt Also Says Caruso Will Sing
at Shibe Park Benefit Show
By JAMES S. CAROLAN

The biggest benefit boxing show OF the
season is due to be presented at the
shibe Pa,k open-air arena on Thursday
night. August %. Not only will fistic
headline perform. but leaders in the
financial. Industrial and musical world
will be there to riakc the show a success.
The program calls for an intershipyard
boxing tourney, some classy outside box
ing talent and few wrestlers of note.
But the real headliners will be Char
lie" Schwah and Enrico Caruso. Willus
Britt. in the entertainment department
at Hog Island is authority for tins.
Charlie Schwab will referee one or
more of The bouts and Caruso will sing"
said Willis Britt yesterday Charlie
alrt ady has consented to be the third
man in the ring and on Monday We re-
ceived a wire from Caruso in which he
stated lie was glad 10 accept the invita-
tiol
Acco, ding to Promote, Britt. President
Rear admiral Towles will make short
speeches Britt even intinated that
President Folbrook may referee one of
the bouts The receipts will be turned
over to tie Eoldiers and sailors fund
The boxing program follows:
Eddie McAnHre"s. Hog island. vs.. Jimmy
Eddie o'Kcefe, Hog Island. vs. Young
katchell. Merchants.
Tommy Keefe Hog Island vs. Willie
Moody. Sun Shirbuilding
Henry Hau Der. Hog Island. vs.. Jimmy
Cinway. Merchants.
Benny. Kaufman. Hog Island vs.. Gus
Lewis. Merchants.
Mickey Carey. Hog Island. vs. Johnny
Rosner. Chester Shipbulding
Johnny Buck, Hog Island. ll6-pound cha M
pion. vs.. FreddN Williams. Merchants
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
SARATOGA RESULTS

FIRST RACE. for maiden Niles. two-year.
olds, selling. purse S8o5. . fur'onss.
io4, McGrsw .:s.. 10 to > Sto5 3to5
Ensor' "'.c"' ........... 10 tot 4to1 2to1
Collins , ia to 5 to 5 sto s
Time O3. Miss Voski. Resist. Tailor
Maid, unwise child ,Wifreds, sJ,tArriSye.
SECOND RACE. s.ycar-olds and upward.
steeplechase. handicap about two miles;
Doubet, 143. Byers.... to 1 4 to i 10
rne Brook, 1876. Craw- ~.
Robert 5SsH oliver. iis.. Al: - ~
Fir Time. 44::S5i. GG,ulaisht. Garter a and New
TfiiRD RAGE-Tos three tsrs -yssr;oIIHs yea ;oIf and
Eiah,i 1o', Mcs,aa%e a%e ~ to- toi 3to
iI"Soin Sow rcddler. ID
Time. rim ia as. PerlsinS. Alert. Christie.
Mil Race. Chilium Ellison and Thrills also
ran. .
FOURTH ,RACE--Thc Sanford memorial
Riiy Kelly, i30. Sande o to 10 / to3 out
Lion dor. 49, Ensor. q to 1 ITO 4tc 3
Co. .Onel Livingston.
lT Time LTti ii4 a.. star 10 Realm 10 Mormon. oS
Pastoral Swain skctchy and Sir Barton also
ran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
KID GLEASON FAVORS
CHICAGO CUBS TO WIN
WORLDS SERIES OF 1918
Believes Superior Pitching by Mitchels Hurlers Will
Give Them Verdict Over American League
Pennant Victors in Annual Classic
By ROBERT ". MAXWELL

99&<SWEET League"
~ allowed
MS SOME
Red Cleveland
Washington while Boston is
never
four decide
Those will hurt for Clere
The Indians realize will letdown The
Washington
will home
It's great ad
this weather that the should be slight
said before tell
from
the
balls and
handled
be
Kieter behind the will strengthen the
S direct
o pitchers.
end betting That
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14

ASK CARD STOCKHOLDERS
TO CONTRIBUTE 100000

St. Louis. Aug. 14.-Officials of the St.
Louis Nationals in a circular letter sent to
stockholders. pleaded for "A loan OF 500, 900
to meet current expenses and tide the team
over for the winter.
: The Stockholders recently subscribed 500
tUO to dptray expenses of tn" organization.
Tnc circulur states the money viii be repaid
with interest. Approximately ,s12j 900 Is
still due Mrs. Hclsn II. Britton. former own
~ Of the club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
BUSINESS MEN COMPETE
Annual Track Meet Held by
Tioga Association

The third annual meet of the Tioga
Business Mems Association was held at
Hunting Park this afternoon
Summaries:
Suv"nty-fvr Yards du sh for hoys--Wun by
Samue. Latter; {, cUnd. James sullivan; third.
Robert Anderson; fourth: Henry H'rlst
SrvcntH five yards dash-Wun by A.
k"tschv; second. W, n. Young; third, 4. ].
Taylor; fourth. q. Haly.
Shoe raCr-Wun lay Israel Broubsky; ste
ond. \ Hammer; third. Sigle; fourth Me
NANCE.
shoe race for girls-WUn by NJ. Is kenny;
kiernon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
Duke kdI,anamoku
Soon VIII Join ColorS

New York. Aug. 14.--Duke Kahana-
mcku. the Hawaiian swimmer, broke the
world record set by himself in the 12O-
here last night In I minute rs sec
onds. His previous mark was I minute
4 seconds.
However. Kahnnamoku, who was
scratch man. finished only second In
the race. First place went to Clarence
Lane; , e. thr !!r mr2wni!hn Swimm'nTG ,T t.n9, r9
eral rendezvous.
Miss Claire GailiEan. OF New York.
broke the w0man's American record In
the mile swim Wit 4 II time Of 20 min
ties 3S 3-5 seconds" Her. previous rec
ord was 81 minutes 81 10 seconds.
Knhrnamoku declared today he would
enlist as IL naval aviator within II few
weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14

the score Of 4 to 9.
FIRST INNING
O'Mara threw out Stock. Bancroft
doub ed to lefV Olson tossed out Meusel
Luderus famed. No runs. one hit, no
errors.
Bancroft threw out Johnston. Stock
tossed out Olson. Daubert popped to
Bancroft. No runs, no hits no errors.
SECOND INNING
williams flied to Myers. Cravath flied
to Myers Pearce singled and stole sec
ord. Adams flied to Myers No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Bancroft threw out 2. Wheat. Myers
lined to 'Luderus. O'Mara flied to Will
lams. No runs, no hits, no errors.
THIRD INNING
Prendergast famed. Stock flied 10
Johnston. Bancroft doubled 10 left. Meu-
sci singled, scoring Bancroft. Meusel
stole second. Luderus popped to Olson
one run, two hits, no errors.
Doolan flied to Cratath. NJ. Wheat
sent liner to Bancroft. Grimes sin.
gied. Pearce threw out Johnston. No
.uns, one hit, no errors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14

Dutch Sonnrer May Coach
". e J. Football Team

II r., ,Dossib,e .h,t D"tch s~n,ner. for
mer Penn football star and coach at
Colgate. yiilonova. Mercershura. and
fall.
David G. Morrow, who has been W.
IL the eSy,,cer,ns se,tIop .; tnr ,-rr.
army. He has been made u captain
q. frr's d""nrtment .rnd h"s been
ordered to report to the commanding
oFicer AZ Camp Mende tomorrow.
Willie u has not been settled that
Is being considered and hi. success at
his other coaching posts will insure his
getting lengthy consideration.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
Girls Weekly Yacht Race

Atlantic City. Aug. 14.--Miss Eleanor Nc
Nuty sailing the Alert. won the girls one.
design race N,sterday on the Atnntic city
trophy. She covered the six-mle course In
one hour. twenty-six minutes and thirty
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
Wins Sailing Race

Atlantic City. Aug. l4.--Niiss Eleanor Me-
Nulty. sailing ,ne Alert wo, t,e onr-acsisn
City Yacht club. The Mrs. j. j. sullivan
Trophy was awarded the winner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
Both Sexes
Elementary Schools

The evening elementary schools
are continued to meet the needs of
a number of young people who de-
sire to make up deficiencies in their
early education and who prefer the
small groups and more careful at
tention they can get in Temple
University.
Thee classes meet tUo or three
erenings in the week, according to
the amount of time the students
hare to give. They select, under
careful guidance, such subjects as
they need to complete their elemen-
tory education.
Write. call or phone today for Catalog
Mil.
Phone. Diamond 631
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Broad st. below Berks Il
Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
Ruth, Sfrunk and Agne,p
Must Quit by Sept.

Boston, Aug. 14.--Bsbe Ruth. batting
colossus Of the Red scx, along with
their draft boards that they must get
Into useful occupations. BY september
I. This has put. an additional Grimm n
leaders without Ruth would he something
like q shirt without n tail.
The players. are becoming more, ana
cupation" regulation. and even u the
SON win the pennant Il now appeafs
doubtful whether several Of TIE stars
would be In a world series iine-up.. 10
II reported that Carl Mays mny not be
with the team much longer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
vonne Ni-n md Nays
kTAUNTOS. v.a.
Staunton Military Academy

Only G0vernm't Honor Academy In South
Largest private. academy in tho Fast.
roys from 10 to 20 years old prepared
for the Universities. Government Acad-
emies or business. Gymnas stun. SWIMMING
pool and athletic park. New $aun 600
barracks. Charges. S4IO. For catalnsus
PRINCIPAL. Staunt0n. Va.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
Outfielder Roth Suspended

Cleveland, o.. Aug. u. Outfelder !
Bobby Roth. Of the Cleveland Amer.
icans, has ueen suspended by Manager
cause of Indifferent playing. Roth did
not accump - cleveland team east
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
Record CrOlUd Sees
"Pop" Geers Triumph

Continued from Pace One
when Miss HarEs NJ. stepped the dis
tance In 2.O3A.
Murphy drove Budlight to a win In the
first heat Of the 212 pace for purse
Of $1,000.
Summaries: .,ooo ,..,a
TwO-year-old trotters. purse S2o"u Paiu
1, / iherty, Bonds) mile heats. two III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
AIERCERSBURG. "a.
SPIERS SCHOOL. ESs soy, \,

COUNTRY-DAY AND BOARDING
offers n modern school to residents of Phia
and those In the vicinity OF Old York Road.
Jenkintown. Huntingdon Valley. also boa rd-
ing dept. Mark II. G. Spiers. Headma ster.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
BROOKLYN BEATS
THE PHILLIES, AZ
Prendergast Is Outhurled at
Ebbets Field by
Grimes

Ebbets Field. Brooklyn. Aug. IA.

Grimes outpitched Prendergast and
Brooklyn defeated the Philles today by
the score Of 4 to 9.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
W.iNNESHORO, VA.
NUtlDSTOCk. Va.
Massanutten Military Academy

Inculcates hrest home traditions Of the
Old Dominion. Healthful location In beau.
Washington. Prepares for college. technical
schools and business. Music, athletics:
$25. 900 Dining Hall and Dormitory. Limited
t. 100 boys. Rates $500 Cataloy on request.
Howard J. Benchoff, 4. NJ, uendmastcr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
WEST CHESTER. PA.
vINELASD. n.

WEST CHESTER STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Both sexes. 1920 TO $3.50, @. NJ Philips Prin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
WEN0NAH. y. ;.
swARTHMORE. IA.

SWARTHMORE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
school founded upon a basis OF true sim
certify. well equipped and patronlzed by fam
highest manhood and taught the true mean.
ing of a useful life. Friends School but
patronage is non-sectarian. Summer session
write far bkLt.. "The Vision Of Stoarthmore"
A. II. TOMLINSON, Headmaster, Dept l:6,
SwarthmOre, Pa. III miles from PhilaD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
OAK LANE. PA.

OAK LANE COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
White Road. Oak Lane, Phlla.
SO-acre farm. Special attention. Democra tic
spirit Ages 4 to ~. Motor bus. Booklet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
MANAssAs. VA.
EASTERN COLLEGE s.s.;:::' v;s.;:;.

ce,sd, Dser washinston. 2; g, bsfEss;ss
telsius. ". =. y. Rssp, Pres ~ -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-14
Daul Institute A nonra'n,
ato7 s Streef.N.W s.ho., saa pss
vynay,in aaou, DC. ct-,

Regular High School and College Preparatory
Arts. Journalism. short story Writing. Kin.
dergarten Normal Training, Domestic Sci.
sncs Rusiness Courss. PsrliamensAry Law
Mrs. Nsnette D. fsrl. LIB, pserlasai,
Author er ,Psnrs fAvllsmenssry 49,
s-s' ~: ':s;"s's zs.s;;s ssss;s ss;s' ~ ~ ~
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-27
REPEATER DOOMED
New Sugar Rules Will Compel People
to Obtain Sugar at One Store.

1t is announced by the state food
administration that drastic sugar
regulations are coming, which will dc
away with the real sugar hoarder
who made his appearance during the
sugar famine of last winter, and Sc
cured the maximum amount of sugar
by visiting every store and obtaining
sugar at each store.
Sugar is to be sold in Michigan in
the very near future by certificate,
and grocers will be limited in sales to
their customers. This will mean tina.
the casual customers of tho various
stores will be able to obtain sugar
from only their grocer, and not al,
every place at which they happen 70
trade.
In addition to this it is planned to
cut down the ration of sugar which
is used in the manufacture of the
lesser essentials of life. Such manu-
facturers will have their allotment of
sugar reduced fifty per cent and the
manufacturers of ice cream will be
cut twenty-five per cent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-27
FOOD ADMINISTRATOR
PRESCOTT SAYS

Raise chickens and help win the
war.
The early hatch chickens are the
most profitable.
The keeping OF small flock OF lay.
ing hens by every family in suburban
districts and city homes having small
hack wards would do much 10 main.
tain our army and feed the people at
home. II would be a practical way Of
reducing home expenses and regulst.
ing the cost OF living.
Two 10 three hens for each person
in the household should keep family
supplied with eggs
An average flock OF ten birds for
every family in the United States
would mean 2OO.000.OOO hens and
would produce 100000 eggs a year.
A flock OF ten hens can be main.
tanned from Waste from table and gar.
lien OF the average family.