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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

BY mutual consent on July |. 1914 the
firm of Nethcrland d Eubank was
dissolved. T.. +. Eubank buying out
the business and assuming all obliga-
tons, and agrees TO furnish all con
tracts. In the future Z. T.. Eubank
Will continue the cement business and
II. q. Ncthcrland the cXcavating bust
ness. We both hope to have the pa
tronaGe of our friends and customers
in our respective business. and promise
TO give them the same faithful service
In the future as we have in the past
r. T.. EUBANK
II. G.. NETHERLAND
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" ANTED. side line statesmen. travel
ing North Carolina and Virginia
Specia lty sells TO hest ncrchants and
druggists. Add $50 TO $50 weekly TO
your salary. Write. stating experience
and for whom travelling. Correspond-
ence strictly confidential. Address
Sales Manager. Box 3l2. Rock HILL
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SUMMER Observation-Disclosures.
Hotel Jack Announcement
To Nv rrIcna. md Patrons.

IN tho ymediatc vicinity a desirable hotel
NAMED "rEMPoRARY HEADQUARTERS
OF HOTEL. JACK until our splendid NEW
HOTEL JACK, OF Winchester. Va. (now
under construct!on). Is completed
O. l.. JACK.
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WANTED-FarmS.

denCe with small acreage. Must he
convenient to school. church and bust
ness in city. Might buy on long time
ana easy payments. Give full descrip-
tion. location and price. r. O. Box 6S2
Richmond Va
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MEETINGS..

THE regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Richmond Paper
Co, Inc. will be held at it's office cor
ner Governor and Ross Streets. Rich
mond Va. on Tuesday, July 81, 1914.
At IL O'clock NJ.
b. W. LIPSCOMB
Secretary
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana statesmen

WANTED. hieh-class speciality sales
man; opening North Carolina and
Virginia. Visit best merchants and
manufacturers. Only hiEh-class men,
hustlers need apply Strictly commits
sion contract; 5000 TO $500 per month
easy. Address Sales Manager, Box
81 .. Rock LII 6 =.
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PAPERTNCi AND PAINTING.

WHEN YOU nave your painting and pa
per!ng done we would be glad TO fur
rIsh YOU with estimates for what YOU
may need. We also make a speciality
OF out-of-town work. K. +. Gardner.
$50 West Main Street. Madison 636l.
MOVING; picture machines. all makes
and supplies furnished by us. G. b
Haynes " Co. l2l West Broad street.
PANAMA and straw hats cleaned.
blocked and rctrimmed: no acids
used Schloss. 500 East BROAD street
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LADY desires position 70 tench Eng
llsh. Latin. French. mathematics:
music prcter red. Address MisH H. O.
Laurel and BROAD. Richmond, Va
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l. l.. Thonfpson's Transfer. Furniture
packed, shipped and stored: no extra
charge for pianos. Moving a specially
once, Room II. Ebel Building. $40 f;a 81
Main street ONCE phone Madison
30. Night, Randolph 22IS-J
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FOR SALE-Household Goods

FOR sale. contents of Groom house:
must be seen 10 appreciate il. \ bar
gain 10 quick buyer. Address II 527.
cnra Times Disnatch.
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TRANSFERS

NlLLNER'S Transfer. 362 North Ninth
street, plano and furniture spe-
clalty: trunks. :5c. Phone Madison
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FOR sale. one OF the hest established
carriage and wagon factories in the
south, doing good cash business:
building and stock clear of mortgage:
direct from owner. a 33. care Times
Dispatch
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For SALE

FOR sale. one 1-2-horscpowcr hori-
Zontal corliss engine; ore 30-ton dry
power horizontal engine. ono 3o:ton
double pipe condenser. one double
acting low pressure air condenser. one
100 gallons per minute. ono high pres
sure double acting boiler fed pump.
ono low pressure double acting pump,
one 5-ton bolt crane. nino post hangers
-FOUR ceiling hangers one filter. one
So-horsepOwer boiler. Apply Tyler &
Tyler. 1901 West Cary Street
SECoSD-h and bicycles. So; tires. CSC:
motorcycles from 500 up. Tomplsins.
Broad Street at Monroe.
FOR sale. nice paying confectionery
party APPLY at 1901 West Cary Street.
TWO l-ton commercial trucks in Al
mechanical and paint condition: new
engines For quick cash sale offered
al sacrihce Is l2o. care TlmesDis
.1aISn.
FOR sale. tables. showcases inside and
outside. at your own price. Come TO
see us. TYLER, First and Broad Streets.
AUTOMOBILE for sale-a 7-passcnger.
40 horsepower White. All latest i'm
price $3.50. VIII take $500. Selling
because have no use for large car.
oliver j. Sands. care American National
Bank.
ONE jump-scat surrey. S35.
ONE Dayton wagon in good order.
ONE open delivery wagon. $50.
ONE steel-,ircd buggy. si5.
ONE rubbcr-tired buggy. ss5.
AGENTS for Columbus buggiesi also
largest assortment of business wa
CONS IN the city.
a. MEYERS SONS.
73l East Cary Street.
WAGONS. buggies and phaetons. All
Sec our. so5 business bugglies. Repair
ing and painting speciality. Smith
Moore Vehicle Co. 3li North Fifth.
ONE o-horse farm wagon. slightly used
Cheap TO quick purchaser
SEVERAL top delivery wagons, in good
condition.
AGENT for Brockway quality, pleasure
and business vehicles
HACKNEY farm wagons All sizes.
LARGE assortment business wagons
= c. BRIsTow.
1923 East Main Street. li-i3-i5 North
Eighteenth.
XCELLENT Remington visible type
, writer for sale cheap Typewriter.
BOILERS, engines, concrete mixers,
ncrs. lath mills. jointers. edgers. re-
saws pulleys. hangers and shafting re-
quit and Guaranteed. ]. Bluford d; Co.
$3.50 paid now secures life scholar
ship for fun course in business. short
hand or biography Write. call or
telephone for catalogue. Massey Bust
ness College
HAVE. big stock OF fine light-top bug
giles and runabouts that We want to
reduce and have cut price on them: also
some Two and four passenger buck
boards, see us for something good
stylish and low prices for the next few
days.
HAVE one four passenger spring
wagon. $40 one for $50: one phae-
ton, $50, one park drag, $50; one sur
rey, $50; ono for $40; one rumabout.
$50; one cutunder runa bout. SIS; one
top buggy. S2j; one standing top bust
ness buggy. 800; one buggy, SIS. Some
OF the above good new. See them
WE have fine secondhand farm wag-
ois that we VIII close out al your
price TO make room.
STOW-WORSHAM COMPANY.
u North Fifteenth Street.
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hotel propositions for responsihlc no
tel men 10 invest in. Address Charles
n. Gchrke. Rochester. y. Y
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FOR sale. garage and accessory bust
ness Full equipped machine shop:
pest location in the city. Headquarters
Tor Peninsula Auto Club The FIRST
place 10 catch all touring parties
Agencies for automobiles and trucks in
tomobile man. viii sell mt n sncriGre
Address Peninsula Automobile and Ga
rage Company. Newport News va
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GOLD AND SILVER

CASH for old teeth.-We pay cash
for any discarded false teeth.
any jcwelry. new or Broken, any guam.
tty. Send BY mail. We send cash in
return same day. We hold your goods
for ten days and return II at our OK
pense II our cash il returned unsatis-
factory Established 1896. Liberty
Refining Co, t3l Liberty Avenue, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
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ANIMALS FOR SALE.

FOR sale. one Collie puppy: male:
white; registered stock. sos North
Twelfth Street
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DIGGS'S new cottage. Ocean View. Va.
opens for b0ardcrs May Is for sea
son, private baths. running water in
every room. running ice water: 'front.'
Ing Chesapeake Bay: fishing. bathing;
accommodations unsurpassed Mrs. II.
line.
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YOUNG married man wants positior
with any reliable firm Best OF ref.
crcnce. Address . IS, care Times Dis
patch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16

II looking Tor work see Virginia Bust
ness Exchange, the select employ :
mrnt agency. 3i6 North Second.
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WANTED-Horses

WANTED. horse 20 use for ono month
for his keeping. little work: goot
feed. Apply splitter the cleaner. IL.
North Eighth
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WANTED, a good woman. either white
or colorcG. 10 10 cooking. No wash
ing: good wages. Write Mrs. Il. II.
Millrer, r. Il 40. ., Norfolk. Va.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sale. Il prosperous yrocery IN tho
mountains Rent Vcr" reasonable.
Have good rca son for selling. y dandy
country and city trade. Address Rusi-
ness. care OF i. NJ Anderson. General
Delivery. Clifton Forge. Va.
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HELP wANTED-Malc and Female

WANTED. colored girl FOR general
house work. 1911 FLOYD Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16

MIClI!GAN Hour, $500 per barrel: car
. lots. correspondence solicited J.
=. Slzer Co, Richmond. Va
ROOMINCi house for rent: f,Irniturc for
sale ZOO East Marshall Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-16

UNPRECED h.NTED demand for compe-
tent stcnogra piers. Enroll now for
fan positions short and easy system
ana special low tuition rates now. Mas
scy Business College
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BY POLLARD & BAGBY,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

BANKRUPT SALE AT AUCTION OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, NO. 4o7
NORTH ELEVENTH STREET, RICH
MOND
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HELP WANTED-l'emaic

81 FER WEEK WHILE LEARNING.
BRIGHT = NM ! !! I. l. II GIRLS
WANTED BETW ZEN Is AND %.
PLEASANT WORK ~ COOL SUR
ROUNDINGS. RAPID ADVANC ENENT'
~ SALARY APPLY IN PERSON no
MISS lILIG. ROOM 2Q9, Tu9 EAST
GRACE STREET
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AUCTION SALES-To-Day
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WANTE1-BoaI

LADY WISHES permanent board viii
congcnia! family in the country
Terms must be reasoua BILE. address
IS, care Times Dispatch.
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FOR SALE-HoIses
FOR SALE-Farms.


FOR sale exchange tor city prop
crty. l54 acres OF land, so acres clear,
rest in wood: > houses, all necessary
outbuldings; good orchard: spring run
ing through the farm, IL miles from
Hull Street car line on new road. Ap-
ply Frank Horack. 522 East Broad.
Randolph 1906.
l0O-acre farm. % miles from Richmond !:
good home; cheap to quick buyer.
Only those who mean business need
reply. As. care Times Dis patch.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15
men. ladies free.

men, ladies free.
 D. M. Gore, who formerly had charge of the hoist at the Mexican mine, but who left with his family a couple of years ago for the States, is visiting friends on the Island. Mir. Gore has engaged in business in Springfield, Ore, since leaving here and has met with good success. His little daugh- ter, who was suffering from infantile paralysis, is now nearly well. Mr. Core will return to oregon within the next ten days.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Myers and MT, Watson are visiting the Island cities. They are looking for business loca- tion.
 Friday evening the cantata, Ever lasting Light" will be presented at the congregational church. An admission fee of fifty cents for adults and twen' ty.fve cents for children will be charged. The chorus consists of twen' ty-fve singers and they have been training for several weeks. The event promises much pleasure to music lov' CTS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15
MARINE NOTES

The Jefferson, returning from skag- way, is scheduled to sail South from Juneau at 5 o'clock this evening.
 The Alameda will be due to arrive from the Westward Southbound to- morrow night or Friday morning.
 The Admiral Sampson will be due to arrive from the Westward South bound Friday.
 The Northwestern is expected to ar rive from the South tonight or early tomorrow morning.
 The City of Seattle is expected to arrive from the South tomorrow.
 The Princess May is scheduled to sail from Vancouver Saturday.
 The Humboldt sailed from Seattle this morning.
 The Georgia will leave for skagway at 6 a. m. tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15
TREADWELL NOTES

TREADWELL, April 15.-James Ku. bin, now serving as machinist, will go to Oregon soon. where we are inform. ed he will engage in business.
 George Jones is building two-room addition to his home.
 Workmen have demolished the old office building of Gen. Supt. Kinzie and the concrete mixer, material and other machinery have been assembled for the rapid constructor of the new building.
 The work of reshingling the 300 mill will be completed today. The wind oi a week ago tore on enough shingles so that nearly all the south half of the roof had to be replaced
 John Fitzberg is now acting as feed CT in the 300 mill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES

DOUGLAS, April 15.-Mrs. Henry Erie gave a delightful luncheon to a number of ladies from Treadwel and Douglas yesterday afternoon.
 There will be dance at the Alaska Star Temperance hall next Saturday evening. Good music is promised and also a good time. An admission or fifty cents will be charged the gentle
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15
ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE Oouglas branch office, Hubbard's News Store, Telephone 1s
 Bert Howdeshell, Mgr.
WORK BEGINS ON MURRAY
 TWo.sToRY BUILDING

DOUGLAS, April 15,-Architect NJ, NJ. Gimse is remodeling the small Mur' ray residence building now occupied by J. Murphy and will move it to the street line on Third and in the rear will erect new two-story modern apartment building. consisting of four rooms each This structure will face Bradley ayen'e overlooking the base ball grounds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15
BOWLING CONTEST SCHEDULED
 FOR FRIDAY EVENING

TREADWELL, April 15. - Benett's Bulgarians and Metzner's Malthusian's will play at bowling Friday evening. The Bulgarians consist of c. E, Ben. nett, Wm. Mccormick, Edward McCor- mick, Claude Peters and Gabriel Paul; the Malthusians line up as follows: w. II. Metzner, Chas. Thielicke, Joe Ka- | lal, Clarence Moore and Guy Terry. Ben Leaning has been persuaded to act as official judge.
 This will be the first game of import ance since the International telegraph. ic contest.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15

which the Doctor handles the feeble minded.
 "Ohio Floods" showing the destruc' tion caused by high water and the many homeless people.
 Making Paper" an educational reel.
 "Too Fond of Animals" an Euclair comedy.
 "Bessie's Suitors," Q comedy in which Billy Quirk. the clever comedian steals a march and also the clothes oi his chum. John. in order to win Bes' sie's love.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15

The J. Jansen-Fuhr Scandinavian Travel Festival, with eleven thousand feet of moving picture films, at the Ly- fic theatre on the evenings of Tues day and Wednesday, April 21 and 22. A trip to the old home for the Scandi- navians. Admission 20 and 50 cents. .-4-15-4t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15
NEW MEN AND SUPPLIES
 LEAVE FOR NUGGET CREEK

TREADWELL, April 15.-Mr. Lind. .sey, overseer at the Nugget creek prop erty, left this morning on the Mabel with several men and some supplies. They will get things in readiness for the visit of the engineers who are soon to arrive from San Francisco and lay out the plans for the new work to be done there this summer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15
GRAND THEATRE TONIGHT.

Good pictures tonight, as follows: Beauty Takes a Tramp" a pleas ing photo play.
 Mothers Faith" strong Thanhouser drama.
 "The Cobbler and the Financier," a play that will please all
 "The Bald Head Club" screamingly funny comedy.
 Exciting two-reel Gaumont feature for Friday and Saturday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Struble has succeeded Elisha Painter as teacher of the Seventh grade pupils in the Juneau public school. Mir. Painter was employed to act temporarily after the resignation of Enoch Perkins.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15

Collector of Customs J. F. Pugh re, turned from a 1O.days' inspection trip to Ketchikan and other Southeastern Alaska points.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15
Launch for Sale.

Twenty.four feet long, 71A h. p. en- zine, all in first class condition; own CT will sell cheap on account of going away. Enquire at Little Douglas Bar from s to 1 daily. 4-1l-7t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15
TREADWELL COMPANY PAYROLL
 HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS

Tomorrow will be payday by the Treadwell company, the night men drawing their salaries in the morning while the day men will be paid in the afternoon. About one hundred thous- and dollars will be the amount of the
 ayroll for the past month, though from now on the amount will be increased considerably during the summer sea- son.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15
INJURED MAN OUT
 TODAY ON cRUTcHEs

TREADWELL, April 15.--J. E. Rear. ney had one of his feet crushed yester- day at the Mexican mine when one of the cars jumped the track. He was taken to the hospital where surgical at- tention was given him, and today is out on crutches. The injury, though painful, is not considered serious.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15

Man and wife (Americans) want to cook for camp or crew by year or month. L. J. 1723 Third Ave. West, Vancouver, B. c. 4.14-3t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15
EREsH oN rHE JEFFERSON.

FRESH ON THE JEFFEHSON'
 Augustine & Kyer's Queen Victoria chocolates-$1 a pound. Send your or der. We will deliver immediately. Ju neau Drug Go. Phone 250, opposite Alaskan hotel. 4-14-h.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15
CLASSIFIED ADV.

wANTED-Job at cooking, by two experienced Norwegian girls. Camp, large enough for two, preferred; or would each take separate camps. Steady and reliable. Will go any where. Reference furnished. Address A. Empire. 4-13-6t
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15
COMPLETE CHANGE OF
 PROGRAM AT LYRIC

DOUGLAS. April l5.-The following new program at the Lyric tonight:
 "A san Asylum" Rex drama which depicts the humane way in
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15

Galvanizing done by G. Roene. Sans Soucci Bldg, Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-15

WANTED-First class baker. Ap' ply Labor Department, Alaska-Gastin. eau Co. 1l-4-tt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-06
CINDER PATH CHAMPION KEEPS |
IN SHAPE BY HANDLING PL0W

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. g.
Several universities have sought
to make George Parker, Califor-
MAS swiftest sprinter, one of
their students, since he began
smashing records. But the great
runner prefers farming.
When not establishing new
times on the cinder path. Par
ker may be found blowing on the
extensive ranch he shares with
his father at Tracy.
Parker's symmetrical ripping
muscles are a convincing proof of
the superiority of the plow, hay
fork and harrow as gymnastic
contrivances. He has the ap-
pearance of a runner or weight
litter rather than a runner, yet
all suggestions of being muscle
bound are rendered ridiculous
when he dashes through the
breathless seconds of the hundred
or two hundred and twenty. Hts
best performance was his last.
ohtii OStOoCI q nO lildu Hdu over
defeated Howard Drew on even
terms. Parker led the great COL
ored runner by two feet in the
220, covering the distance in
Fl 1-5 seconds, thus tieing the
worlds record. Coach Foster i'm
parts some interesting inside in
formation on this now historic
event. In the hundred yards
Drew won by inches, the colored
athlete, as usual, getting a won
derful start. No man alive or
dead can get off the mark like
Drew. He gets away as If shot
from gun. At fifty yards he
had established lead of a yard,
but the Olympic man cut this
down to an inch or two before the
tape was broken. Parker then
realized for the first time in his
life how hard he can run.
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French were massing to resist
the invaders. His ambulance was
placed under the charge of the
French ambulance corps. The
change of commanders made no
difference.
1t was at the battle for posses
sion of Ostend that Sloan's
whereabouts were revealed to
those who had known him In
England and I'm America.
There came to Paris a brief
dispatch reciting the names of
those of the allied armies who
had performed heroic deeds.
Among them was the name OF
Sloan, ambulance driver, who was
recommended for highly honor
able mention for running his am
bulance onto the battlefield un-
der fire and bringing off three
loads of wounded soldiers.
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Jockey, Auto Racer, Aviator, Tod
Sloan Plun6es Into War For Fun
the national Joy smoke
BY Hugh s. Fullerton.
CHAPTER V.

Tod Sloan, idol of the racing
world, spectacular adventurer,
shuttlecock of fortune. was fad
ing from the limelight when the
var storm swept over Europe.
Cosmopolitan by taste, owing al
legiance to none or to all nations,
he found himself engulfed in the
naelstrom of passion that swept
the continent. He might have
claimed American protection and
fed; he might have avoided mill
tary service because of his size.
But Sloan's patron and friend,
Meyers, the Belgian millionaire,
the man who had stood by and
befriended him when the racing
world was against him, had taken
a stand with the Belgian king.
Sloan had small cause to love
England, even less cause to love
France and, less even than that,
to care for Russia. But Meyers
gave his fortune and his services
to Belgium, and Sloan at once
stepped to the front and offered
his services to the Belgian army.
He asked for assignment with
the aviation corps, but that was
full and he requested any job
with the army that he might fill
acceptably.
The question of nationality
was raised, and, without a culver.
Sloan declared himself a Belgian.
His effort to get into the fighting
forces proved unavailing. He
vas deemed too small to carry a
gun, but position was found for
him in the ambulance service.
His knowledge Of motor cars
and his experience as a driver
stood him in good stead. He
was appointed to drive one of the
automobile ambulances. In the
flight of the Belgian army before
the swarming masses of the Teu-
tonic army, Sloan played a part,
rushing his big van back and
forth, carrying the wounded and
the sick back to where the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-06
bISm ARK CLUB.
HAS GOOD CARD

With capacity audience and
a good card, the Bismark Athle-
tic club inaugurated its 1914 sea-
son last night with one of the
most successful smokers ever
held ON the East Side.
George Even failed to show
up for the feature bout, so Eddie
Shepler was put In the ring with
Joe Baxter, and the boys boxed
a good four-round exhibition.
Jack Lane and Henry Brenden
proved to be the only disappoint-
ment OF the evening. Boxing at
140 pounds, with the audience
clamoring for action, the two
boys spared around the ring as
though they were afraid Of hurt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-06
Just about time
you got yours

The limit ofgoing some in the smokings line is to
make fire with match, then hitch it to ajimmy
pipe or q makin's cigarette packed brimful OF
Prince Alberti Me-o-myi Gets you mighty
pleased like, and turns on the sunshine spigot
In your system very early In the A. M.
Prince Albert wins every man who's game
enough to hit the high spot at the cost ola
dime. Doesn't make any difference what you
think about being able to smoke a pipe or q
roll-'em cigarette, you can and you Wilf-and
get happy on every pull-n you'll nail your flag
to the mast of