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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-17
THE LAST CHANCE.

The most unexpected condition at.
tending the issue Of the Victory loan
IS the refusal OF The treasury depart.
lnent to accept oyersubscriptioas
This is considered especially remark.
able In view OF the fact that the issue
IS 5l,990o040JJ or $2,t0U.OGangg less
than the public had bacn led to az.
pect, There VIII only he $45e0.ea0.-
900 OF these bonds put on the market
And what is more, this is announced
as positively The Lass public loan.
Millions Of people vino have formed
the bond buying habit who have
learned to enjoy the feeling OF being
bondhoIders and who after paving
Tor one set OF bonds begin a. once
looking forward eagerly to the next
opportunity Will De disappointed il
Will atilI be possible hereafter vi
course, to buy war bonds. bat they
viii not be offered again by the GOV
eminent with its spectacular appeals
anu easy conditions and universal fla
cilities for subscribing WITH little cf-
fort. In the future the purchasers
VIII have to 80 shopping for bonds
among their friends or else go INFO
the open market buying the govern
ment securities through brokers.
They will have 10 pay cash in most
instances; and because Of the comre-
titiOn that will ensue. they may soon
have to pay higher prices
II goes without saying, then, that
there will be a bic rush to take up
this issue II is the last chance 20
lend money directly to Uncle sam in
an exceptionally desirable type OF in
Eestment.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-17
IMMIGRANTS LURED AWAY.

According 70 he American Bankers
Association, there Is an alarmin-
exodus Of aliens to Europe. These
people, their imaginations innamed 10y
bolsherik propaganda, are Withdraw
ing their savings, selling their Iibarty
bonds and setting sail.
u is estimated that more than
100000 will certainly so. taking with
them many hundred million dollars
OF American currency.
Naturally this sudden withdra val OF
huge sums is no, good for the finances
of this country, bHt We can stand it.
Far worse is It for those deiuded
souls who have listened to the sinister
whisper OF free and unrestricted per
sonal liberty in the homeland.
Their establishment has its pitt
xul side, but perhaps it is just as well
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-17
WoMAN's LAND ARMY GROWS.

According to its farm bureau man
ager, Oswego County. New York, can
not possibly meet its farm labor short
age without ,he aid OF farme.ttes o.
the Womans land army. This is, an
ether proof OF the value OF the wors
done by the farm units OF young
women that Went into the farming
districts OF The nation last summer
ID help win Tie war
The land army OF New York state
IS growing It is moving into new
and larger offices It has planned to
establish thirty training camps in
various parts OF the state. Four htn-
dEed young women hayc already been
recruited and still the opportunities
seem to increase.
Those who had farming experience
last summer vii be sent out first
Newly enlisted workers sill he sent
TO the training camps 70 prepare for
the seasonal rush OF midsummer.
English women did excellent WORK
IN keeping farms going in EnaIand
dlains the wal. The American women
aid not start so soon, bu. Jhay made
thair wOlk count from the very first.
College women particularly answered
he call for helpers during the busy
summer months. Their patriotic ~g-
Spouse TO their country's need started
the land army. Il started them. too.
on a new Kind ~ 5.t-.-.,,,,.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-17

CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVES
2. c. Theis Company, SEA Monadnock
Block.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-17

Tho Fre~ Hrader-JournAl n1ay he
found at the aews deuots OF Wheeler
Il Malo. KneuG"' Bros, and MeRailns
Cigar Store.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-17

MINNEAPOLIS REPRESENTATIVE
q. C. Thels Company. zoo Lincoln Bid
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02

Surgeons will blast instead, 81
operating and airy grapefruit that falls
to detonate will be Z dud If.anv
married couple live long enough to ret
gray-haired. which II about three
weeks under the Bullshevik dynasty.
they will celebrate the nitro glyeerine
anniversary Of their wedding by STRAIT
ing each other with bouquets OF r. n.
T. mixed with dynamite blossoms, Life
will bo one explosion after another
with another In between There viii
be no excuse for carrying ear
triumpe4s IN
A bomb tied with a baby blue rib
bon Is still a bomb. Letter carriers
will have to anchor OF Graycaend .Eas
with the other ammunition boats ana
no guy will approach matt box un-
tit he Is sure that II isn't ieadeAv-A
The Exit.
The only way out Of the fine young
dish OF spaghetti that the Rulishert,ri
have tangled us up into IL for Woody
to sharpen IN a fifteenth point corn
pellinE everybody to write on postal
cards. Then the world will again M
safe for prominent men and other
democrats. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
TO ne
CALLED TO CocRI

New York. April .3o--rmmediafe
subpoaeninG of everv Socialist, I. "
W.. anarchist and Rolshevtst ieadAs
Of New York will be made by I'M
joint legislative committee appointed
to investigate Boishe~is,r ACCORDING
tn a statement tonight by Senatol
Clayon r. Lusk or Cortland. tn
chairman. Because Of the findin1
OF Internal machines in the maid
the investigation 81 the source frorl
which the Reds" IN this state an
obtaining their funds will be ex|
pedited. A long list OF names al
prominent axitators are In the hand
Of the investigating COMMITTED
Books, rhanphiete. circulars anl
literature issued BY thI
radicals have been seized
No piece Of propaganda that mai
hide an enemy Of the ecvernnaer
will be left unturned." said Senate
Lusk I'VE are going to lear
whether II IL true. ave haze BEG
that Bolshevism In :, -3hl
country IL being financed by Bolshe
S-{sro IN Prussia !"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
TO invite LODGE HERE
TO SPEAK ON LEAGUE

Tho Republican club Of Richmond
met last night and several matters
OF party interest were discussed. Dur
ing the last presidential campaign the
Grub bore the name Of the Hughes
Fairbanks club. but it is now pro-
posed to call 1t the Roosevelt Repub-
hcaH club OF Richmond. RS, a per-
manent name In honor of the late
Theodore Roosevelt
The club has plans on foot to invite
United States Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge to deliver an address here on
the league OF ittions at the City Audi
torium.
The officers Of the club are: Presi-
dent. Joseph L. Wooiridge: secretary,
n. R Cottre'l. and treasurer, Her
bert F. Waldrop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
SOCIALISTS CLAIM
BOMB PLOT FRAME-UP

New York. April 3o-A frame-up
against Socialists n what the nation
wide bomb plot In characterized AZ
by Socialist leaders here. julius
Gerber. executive secretary Of the
Socialist party Of New York county.
said tonight:
This is plant, concccted BY the
police or some other secret or So
called intelligence department It
is 30 stupid that It shows on the face
of it that 1t is plant"
David p. Berenberg. member Of the
party and director Of the lecture
bureau at the Rand school. said:
IT looks to mo nike a frame-un
II is inconsistent With Socialistic
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
McADAMS MENTIONED AS
SUCCESSOR TO MIR. PAUL

Thomas r. McAdams Is being mem
TONED as a successor TO Alderman
Lawrence Paul, who has been ap-
pointed deputy INSPECTOR of weights
and measures by Director Of Public
Safety W. IT. Myers. Mr.. Paul stated
yesterday that he had written his
resignation, and would present it to
the board at its meeting this month
At that time the Clay ward delega-
ton, corposed Of Messrs. Fuller and
Epps viii hold a caucus to All the
vacant seat OF the board OF aldermen.
Mr.. McAdams II understood to be
in a receptive mood for the office.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
RESUME OPERATION ASHLAND
LINE BY MIDDLE. OF MONTH

Resumption Of the Richmond Ash
land electric interurban line will. in
all likelihood, be an established fact
by May Is. according to an announce
ment made yesterday by Oliver J.
Sands, acting secretary and treasurer
OF the company which Is behind the
project
The line, II is said, wifi operate as
far as Greenwood serving Ginter Park
and Lakeside. and its extension to
Ashland is expected to be completed
not later than the latter part OF June
II Is hoped to anticipate this date.
Workmen now are engaged in reha-
bfttfa ttnc fhe line
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
WET GROUNDS PREVENTS
Va. TECH.-v. N. |. GAME.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Biacksburg. Va. May l.-Wet
grouns prevented the baseball game
here today between Virginia Tech and
V. M. l. Elon college vii be here to-
morrow for two games. Friday and
Saturday. Tho Virginia intercollegiate
Athletic association track meet, which
was to be held here Saturday. has
been cancelled owing to insufficient
entries by some Of the participating
colleges. No future date has as yet
been set for the meet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
BIAKELY
PAUL MAKES
HIS FAREWELL TALK

At the meeting of the council COM
mittee on clains last night, Alderman
Lawrence Paul delivered his farewell
speech. He has just accepted posi-
ton in the department of safety,
weights and measures division, and
will in a day or two send his resigna-
ton to President Adams.
1T grievcs me very much to have
to sever my relations with you gentle
men," said Mr.. Paul very feelingly.
But there Is not enough in IL for me,
with the high cost of living soaring
so far beyond my reach. A council
mans pay will not keep the wolf from
the door. and the wolf is mighty
numerous animal right now, tell you.
II am worry. indeed. to leave the
ecnspaionsiiip of you all. The many
yaars we have worked together In sun
shine and In rain for the best interests
Of our beloved city. has endeared ev-
cry ono OF you to me. am glad. how
ever. that we do not have to leave each
other. for IL any OF you keep store. and
have any short weights and measures
laying around. will call upon you
The high sign won't let you Oft. no
matter how close we may have been
in the work here together. For duty
Is duty, and no man has friends in
business"
Mr.. Paul's first day as an inspector
was strenuous. He said last night that
he had taken lot of bum weights
from merchants and had warned them
that upon the second find, they would
be handled rough.
Director MYERS said he was very
proud OF his new assistant, and de-
clared that /. was pleasure to see
such an old man get around so much
like younEstcr.
These are me days Of the old men
though" rcclared Director Myers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
POLICE LOOKING FOR
TRACE or SAFE ROBBERS

After thorough investigation YES
terday, up to last night the police had
failed to make any arrests in the NAL
Tory Martin Coal company safe rob-
berry case. The place. which is located
at 200 West Clay. was entered by
thieves late Wednesday night, who
jimmied window and then cracked
the -safe.@-Ths1r plumber consisted of
about$550 worth OF Liberty bonds. $40
in cash ana several articles OF small
value
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
Fete Returned Soldiers.

In honor Of the return home of
Lieut. Robert G. Willis and Capt
Chas. K Willis. .Jr.. members of the
MCGUIRE unit. No. A.. there was a
reception to the immediate conncc-
tions at the residence Of Mr.. Chas.
X. Willis. e2li Grove avenue on Tues
day evening. last. A very ENJOYABLE
season was spent by all the guests
and mach interest manifested in the
overseas" experiences as narrated by
these young gentlemen.
There were present Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. X Harris Mr.. and Mrs Fl. b.
Handy. Mr.. and Mrs. W. X Morton,
DIR. and Mrs Ro. q. willis. Mr. r. G.
Albert, Miss Lucy Moore Willis, Misses
Sailie r. and Kate G.. Willis and Miss
L. u. Grant CTeas. v. Willis, Jr.. and
NJ. L. W1llis-also Lieut. Albert NJ
Ransone. OF Hampton, Va
Music and refreshments added to
the pleasure OF the occasion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
Ry Fob Mcknight


st--s, ~r ay4a for. lieutenant in France
liicaEo. May 1.-The paging bell
-dourhroy, wounded a. AfnineS.
red among the iouagers Of the
ri where Mr.. Jess willard, NJ Law
--ce, Kansas, likes 70 stay4 E~heca use
20 ousec and plain" Presently the
veteran found him in the dining
gp,
Sayp he'll be cut sco-'s he finishes
HEs rersrssc tte psE~ ----------------
~rhsps you remember Jess VIII
80 Tine was when everybody
= him. That was before the war
~ ro~ have forgotten bin. 30
sss.e frnus Ire public eye has he
u. ~g~ssed sn private affairs
.ass willard In st3ii the champion
svw~.rAt puraitss OF the world.
title dates from April Is, 1918.
his X q. IN tire tw~ntv-sixth
"a w-~Stea the title from the
world ard Jack johnson. van
he'd. y. gan TO tour the weird
rce tie hdr day IN Cuba OVER four
- ago. ,~ss has won another match
aG oD>-@nc thar not knock
F~-f Moran lost the decision
New Yo-s rrtv. March -. 1915. Ex-
nos rnssches-ci-cus ard few
h~ne 9fs and financial affairs:
.. FORM the recent history az the
sn,pior
-;r.sss Mr. willard must defend his
so- for the second time William
~rison Dempsey, more generally
st.sE -3ack~ covets the crown. He
s..,eduied 70 have his try for It next
zercndence day.
y serappr. ambitious. young fellow
Dempsey, and .-,r-
Tut Mr.. willard has finished dinner
y and l nave promised to talk to
about hts forthcoming engage
Mt and other things
The man ] stepped forth to meet
raed about to bulge through his
IL Ittsh! business Zrt1ft- Surely
nusht. .he vell-tailored seams
I'D hnrrt and leave Jess willard
kirriv nodded In his fighting
pn~ (assurainE OF course that he
, wearing 3. V. d..
But they held and he managed to
! down carefully without disgrace
chair In the corner OF the lobby.
~ o. Archer. who cares for Will
DIS interests, seated himself on my
nd side to keep the big boy from
wing the inciscreet- Mr.. Archer Is
aalf portion svoirdupois OF the man
. manages and with whom he spent
IS apprentice days with circus.
Anticipating my own cmbarrass-
ent on meeting so renowned a man
z pictured the present king OF hea-
weights to be, / was astonished to
a that he had a corner on that emo
m. With every other word he
g,shed and choked in his vocal ar
1ngements.
Obviously. the championship has
~ made Jess conceited. 1t has NOT
$elled his head as II has swelled his
rney bags Prosperity has not met
aorphosed the farm boy. 1t has, per-
rs. made him even moro self con-
foua. He has the air Of wishing to
= away rom people. Probably his
cal advisers have given him his pre-
Mt greed for gold.
"A rood fellow" I would cali him
the best sense. Ha means we'll He
tnts to get ainng with his fellows. as
as he has to associate with them.
= be- nice, he will even put himself
lin his way.
fut as a ccnversa ttonalist. Jess is
- heavyweight He hasn't the
III Of Cab believe he would ra-
'ser fight than talk. To bring out
5st a few mcnosyIlahics. It takes all
IT'S OF coax'ng questions. We wen,
.ght 70 the forthcoming fight. with
= $1e7.5oo Purse. the largest ever
.~crcd.
The fight. MI, Willard. Is It com
re off,
Yes. SIR" he replied. gulpfng oi,
"a reddenins "Rickard may he de-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
Church plane Filed

Plans for the new Grace Memorial
Methodist church. to be erected at the
corner OF Stuart avenue and the Bou-
levard. at an estimated cost Of s11o.-
900, were filed yesterday with Build
ing Inspector Butler.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
TWO AND THREE, OR PUTTING THE
NEXT ONE OVER WITH 'BUCS" BAER

DuhlSnCVA0 ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
opening your mail these nne war
taxed mornings IL something like
smoking dynamite cigarette in q for
est nre.
The Bullsheviki are turning the par
Gel post into q four-zoned arsenal. A
yard and half Of Bullshevtki con-
fectionery bomb bomDs-wore dis
covered In the atrocity department. OF
the New York postofhce.
They were Immediately popped into
water which i- the worst insult you
can slip Builsheviki. All the
bomb-bombs were addressed to prom
inent citizens which 10 nothing unus-
ual Any citizen would feel promi-
nent near \ tomh. He'd feel twice
as prominent near two bombs. Open
ing love letter loaded with kisses
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
WIN Civ Minstrel Sf~.

The White Eose MINISTRIES will give
an entertainment in Binford Junior
nlgn school tonight at $3.50 O'Clock en-
.ltleo before the War" for the bene-
At Of Randolph street Rant;.t churrh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Games Today.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston ar BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati at St Louis
Chicago at Pittsburgh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.

Games Today.
St Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at Phfladelrhfa-
New York at Boston.
Results Yesterday.
New York. 2. Boston, !.
= Detrctt. a: Cleveland, J. -.-..- a.. J.. :.
fOther games postponed, rainy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
Meals a In Blooey.

II the Bul.shevik idea is perfected.
the breakfast food birds will sell US
packages primed with trinitro-cellu-
lose. happy tribes will shimmy up
the aisle to the tune OF package Of
Ghineses aotinK lcrackers.-Ghar-
lotte Russes viii be equipped with
fast burning fuses and French pastry
will EXPLODE IN contact
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02

RrsuIta Yesterday.
Cincinnati. 6: st. Louis, 5.
tAl other games postponed. ratn.}
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-05-10
THE MOVING PICTURES

At the Eureka Theatre Sunday
evening, May IL, Three of Many"
a unique drama will be presented
with Clara Williams as its star. The
play deals with the adventures of an
Italian girl and her two suitors, who
first meet in America and later work
out a tangled heart problem on the
European battle front.
Two reels of comic, "a Dog Catch
er's Love-" will be given.
On Wednesday evening. May IA,
THE Little Liar" will be presented
by the comedy stars. Mae Marsh and
Robert Harron.
One reel of comic. "His Widows
Might" will be shown.
On Friday evening, May 16, Bessie
Barriscale and William Desmond will
be c~o-stars in Bullets and Brown
Eyes" It's scenes are laid in the
mythical countries of Bothalia and
Marsow while they are at war. and
are replete with thrilling battles.
How the reckless prince of one coun-
try succeeds in his quest for the
Countess of the other is beautifully
told. Practically every division of
equipment used in modern warfare
is shown in action. There are scout
ing aeroplanes. armored automobiles,
a company of infantry on motorcy-
cles. heavy artillery in action. and
squads of cavalry.
Two reels of comic, Whose Baby"
will be presented.
On Sunday evening. May Is. the
special six reel play. "The Grain of
Dust" will be presented. 1t is a
photoplay version of David Graham
Phillips great novel of the present
time, centered at New York City.
The picture version of "The Grain
of Dust" is one of the most authent-
ic plays of big business that ever has
been transferred to the screen. The
atmosphere of Wall street is not
created just by a property stock
ticker and a quotation-board, but
gets over through details of a situa-
ton that seem real in every respect.
The cast includes Lillian Walker
supported by Edith Day, Ramsey
Wallace and Corene Uzzle. The
prices for this special play will be
40 cents for adults and Is cents for
children.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-05-10
Proposals for Purchase
OF School Bonds

Sealed bids marked bids for purchase ii
Palisade school onds" will be received bl
the Board Of County Commissioner OF En-
reka County. Nevada, until the End day Of
June, 1918, at the hour Of 1000 O'Clock a m.
Of said day, at the office of the Clerk Of the
Board at the court house In the town Of Eu-
reka, County and State aforesaid, for the pur.
chase Of Palisade School District No. 8 bonds.
which said bonds bear interest at the rate of6
per cent per annum; interest payable July Let,
1918, and semi-annually thereafter on January
LIST and July 1st of each year. The bonds 10
be issued on the End day OF June, 1919. for TIE
sum Of $1,000. 90. exclusive Of interest; said
bonds shall be each for the sum Of $1,000
and shall be numbered from l TO 30 inclusive,
the dates of maturity are as follows: Noa. !,
2, 3, 4, 8, 8. payable July LIST. 1921; Nos 7.S
8. 10. II. ~, payable July LIST, 1922; Nos. Is,
"a, 10. l6, Il. is. payable July LIST. 1923; No..
and Nos. 25. rs, az, %, %. 80, payable July
LIST, 1925. Interest and principal payable 10
Gold Coin ofithe United States.
The provisions Of IAN Act authorizing the
Board of County Commissioner OF Eureka
County to issue bonds for the construction Of
a school house and equipment thereof ct the
town of Palisade In said county" Approved
March IL, 1919. provides for levying and col
Letting annually . special tax on all the tai.
apie property OF raiisaue scnooi utstrict Nv
for the purpose Of paying the interest and r.
firing the bonds as they become due, and the
faith and credit OF Eureka County Is irrevcc-
ably pledged to the prompt and ready pay
ment of said bonds and interest thereon ~
cording to the terms, conditions and tenor
thereof, by special tax on ell the taxable prop
erty within the boundaries Of Eureka County.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
r. McCHARLES,
Clerk Of the Board Of County Commissioners:
Dated 1t Eureka, Nevada, this 9Th day OIL
May. 1918.
Date of first publication May 10. 1913.
Date Of last publication May 81, 1919.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-05-10
WHIsKEY PEOOLERs ARRESTED

Six barrels of whiskey had been
shipped from Pinewood. California,
and were on their way to the new
camp of Divide when taken possession
of at Goldfield by the Esmeralda
County Sheriff, according to a tele-
gram received by William WOODBURY..
United States Attorney. from Roger
Foley, District Attorney of Esmer-
aida County.
Two men. whose names we're not
sent to the United States Attorney,
are under arrest charged with vio-
lating the Reed amendment to the
Prohibition Act. the arrests having
been made at Goldfield. The men
will be tried in the Federal court at
Carson in ease they are indicted by
the Federal grand jury.
The Reed amendment. under which
the men were arrested. prohibits the
transportation of intoxicating liquor
from wet territory into dry terri
tory.