davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23
(Z Biura Komitetu Wyko-
nawczego).

w blurZe kOmltetu WykO'
nawczego wre obecnie praca
mad prsygotowaniem wiel
kiej wysy4ki drukow kt6re
co}y og6f szczego}owo zapoz-
nae maja z owocamj Pierw
szego Sejmu wzywajqc go
r6wnoczesnie po raz pierw.
sly do ofiarnosci Ia rzec2
naszei organizacyi.
W druku jest obecnie cb'
szerne sprawozdanie z Pier
wszego Zjazdu obejmujace
| wszystkie raporty urzedni'
; k6w ca}y materya} sejmowy
kt6re bedzie wraz odezwa
rozesfane naszym organiza.
cyom i P. 7. ksiezom pro.
! boszczom.
Opr6cz tego przYgotowany
Jest nastepu!acy Ok6Jnik (nr
~ dla naszych Komitet6w
I.okalnych.
RODACY!
Okolnik ten wysy|amy ra'
zem ze sprawozdaniem z
pierws zego Sejmu Polskiej
kady Narodowei odezwa
wzvwajaca do ofiarnosci ma
cele naszej organizacyi. Z o.
dezwa TAXA wvstepujemy pu'
blicznie 20 raz pierwszy u
dowodniwszy poprzednio spo
}ecze6stwu polskiemu W A.
meryce praca ca1oroczna re
zaufac nam MONA i ze kazdy
cent dla P. R. N. z}ozony
wyda obfite owoce.
Dowody ma to znajduja sic
W sprawozdaniu z pierwszego
Sejmu.
Wszystkim naszym Komi'
tetem Lokainym zalecamy
jak najgorecej zwo}anje jak
najrychlej og6lnego wiecu,
aby ma MIN z owocami tego
Sejmu szeroki og6l zapoznac.
Nalezy z tego sprawo2dania
wybrac rzeczy najhardziej in
teresujace i je publicznie cd
czytac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23

LIMA, 0. Tajemnicza
6miercia zgine}a 40letnia Pa
ulina Nowakowa. Aresztowa.
no meza jej, oraz sasiada J.
Kaminskiego, gdy szykowali
sic do ucieezki. Ciale Nova.
kowej odkry}a pani Van "a.
ad, saaiadka ukryte pod ma
teracem. Widzia}a ona jak No.
wax i Kaminski przenosili
|kobiete z domu Kaminskie~
go, gdzie oboje ma}zonkowie
byli ma wizycie i przysz1a z
zapytaniem czv ME mole i'm
co pom6dz. Nowak ME chcia}
jej wpuscic pa razie, potem
wszakze pozwo]i} jej wej6f
lecz sam uda1 sic z Kamin-
skim IA gore, pozostawiajao
sasiadke sama. Obejrzawszy
sic 20 mieszkniu, znalaz1a o.
ma pod materacem zw}oki
Nowakowej. MAJ zmarlej
t}6maczy sic, re iona jego po
wypiciu czystego alkoho)u
zachor0wala umar1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23
POlska Rada
NarOdOWa W
Ameryce.
XXXIV,

Uk6lnik No. 7. - Sprawoz-
DAME ze Ziazdu W druku
Pierwszy APPEL P. R. n. do
ofiarnoSci publicznej. Obo.
wiazki Komitet6w Lokal-
nych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
Pierwsza tegoroczna ofiara
jeziora Reeds zosta}a Polka,
Aleksandra Kopinska, liczaca
lat 20. Dziewczyna, objez.
dzajac po jeziorze z narze-
czonym J6zefem Carribbem i
kuzynka Joanna Mjlanowska
W niedziele popo}udnlu, "a
slabla nagle i omdlewajac wy
.padia z f6dki. Ciaio odnale.
ziono W 6rode rano W wscho-
dnim ko6cu jeziora. z Oglq-
DIN zwfok koroner przeko~
nal sic re mloda niewiasta
byla " delikatnym stanie, i
z tel przyczyny przep'cwa-
dzi sledztwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23

IzystW, W sWOJeJ paIalll, mo
ga wvznaczy6 na to jeder
lub diva prccent Cd cg6lnyct
dochod6w parafii, moga u
rzadzic ,,tag day" -itp.
Zaznac7a jednak Sejm, ze
z funduszu ma ten Gel zebra
uego, nalezy najmniej $3.50
wyslac co rok do Kasy Ko'
mitetu Wykonawczegc W Chi
cago, pokrywac vydatki bic
zace K. L., a to, co po roku
pozostenle, ,-uznac "a fun
dusz nienaruszalny Skarbu
Narodowego ma potrzeby Oh.
cZyzny.
Poniewaz K. w. must ko
niecznie natycbmiast rozwi
nae !ak najiywsza akcye "
kierunku organizacyjnym tax
Komitet6w Loka]nych jak;
Skaut6w we wszystkich para
fiach / poniewaz rozmiary tel
akcyi, zaleze6 beda W zupe}.
nosci cd fundusz6w, jake
ma ten eel uzyskac zdo}amy,
wzywamy zatem wszystkie
nasze K. L., ably o lie MOI.
nosci natychmiast przes}a}y
ma % sw6j roczny podatek, a
ma dto, ,=jezeli to mozliwe, pc.
mog1y v kolekcie dobrowol-
nych ofiar pomiedzy tymi, CO
juz dis zdolni So ocenic Gala
donios}oS6 naszej spo}ecznej
roboty.
K. w. postara sic, aby
mozliwie jak nairvchlej pre-
a}ac wszYstkim K. L. nova
ustawe, opracowana wed4ug
wskaz6wek Pjerwszego Sci.
mu, gdzie beda dok}adne
wskaz6wki i reguly, wed1ug
kt6rych wszystkie .Komitety
Lokalne pracowac maja.
Wysy}ac tel bedziemy o lie
moznosci jak najcze5ciej ma
SEE ok6lniki i bldnkisty ra.
port6w, aby bvc W ciag}em
porozumienin i czu':iu z Gala
organizacya.
w nastepnym ok6lniku 90
dajemy dok}adne wskaz6wki
jak sic zebrac i jak urzadzi{
pierwsze egzamina Skaut6w,
aby tych, kt6rzy go z}oza po~
myslnie, awansowac do ram
gi Skaut6w 2-giej klasy ,gdyz
dotychczas wszyscy sa jesz-
cze kandydatami.
z tego Kochani Rodacy
widzicie, ze kto raz W szere-
gi Rady Narodowej sic wcia
gnie, temu nigdy ME bedzie
wolno ustawac W piracy, ale
tez tylko cjag}a praca calego
narodu, odzyska6 mozemy
wolno66 Ojczyzny. Nar6d kt6
ry tax pracowac ME umie,
lub ME chce, sam sic ma ME
wole skazuje ME ma pra
wa zwalac why na zadnych
wrog6w, DO Jest sam sobie
wrogiern najwiekszym.
Prosimy Q iak nairychlej-
see odes}anie dofaczonego ra-
portu, po wypeinieniu od~
no6nych rubryk. Czuwaj!
z bratniem pozdrowieniem,
IA Komitet Wyk. P. r. n,
Pietr Ligman, prezes,
Stan. Osada, sekr. gen.
P. S. DolaczamY tn okazowa
odznakY dla Skaut6W-Kandy,
det6w. Sprzedaiemy 20 Sc
sztuks. Pieniadze nalezy E,,-,e.
s{ak eszem 2 zam6Wjeniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23
ignorujac pogr6zki bu}gar
skie = austryackie.

MEDYOLAN, 20 lipca. =
Sensacye tn oudz1 znikniec;e
W ostatnich dniach wynalaz.
cy promieni f." Giulia U
livj, kt6ry uszed4 nie wiado-
mo dokad, zabieraiac zs So
ba piekna c6rke admira}a
Fornari. Promienie Fl. u
livi' ego sa znaczne tego,
re "a pomoca Mich MONA u
wielkiej odleg}osci palic i
n1szczyc zapasy broni ! ANU
nicyi nieprzyiacielskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23

TOLEDO, O. w. Malinow-
ski, kt6ry v niedziele 5go
lipca dwukrotnie postrzelil
Wande Sikorsk4, zostal wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23

TOXIC, 20 lipca. Sledztwo
W spraw1e naduzyc prey do
stawach flotowych toczY sic
stale dokonano szeregu aresz
towa6 m1edzy innymi aresz-
towano przedstawicieli fa-
bryk njemieckich, rezyduja
cych W Toxic a angielskiego
dziennikarza Pooley'a W zwia
zku z ia ze sprawa skazano ma
diva lata wiezienia. Process
trwa dalej,
WIEDEN, 20 lipca. Giel-
da wiede6ska stale sic waha
co przypisuja pog}oskom Q
moz]iwo6cl bliskiei' wojny,
ME wiadomo ma p6lnocnym
czy po1udniowym fropcie.
- w Tyrolu ia lodowcu
Venediger znaleziono zwloki
pieciu turyst6w trzech
mezczyzn i dwu kobiet praw.
dopodobnie zgineli W wiel-
kich 5niezy each ostatLich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23

JUAREI, 20 lipca. - Sta
nowisko Will jest dalszym
powodem powszechnej ME
pewnosci i troski; jego nie1
porozumienia z Carranza po'
zornie tylko za}agodzcne -
moga teraz ma nowo wybu'
chnac; Villa trzyma sic ma
uboczu i pozostaje wciaz "
p6@nocnym Mexyku, gdzie
poczyni4 wielkie zam6wienia
broni i jak niekt6rzy przy-
puszczaja gotu]e sic dc rewo-
lucyi przeclwko Carranzy,
ME uznajac 60 prowizorycz-
nym prezydentem. M6wia,
ze Villa chce za}ozy6 w}asna
repubbke z p6}nocnego Me-
xyku Stan6w, Sonora, Chi
huahua, i Coahuilla. Poste-
powanie Will jest nader ta-
jemnicze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23

JERSEY CITY, N. Y. W
przesz}yrn tygodniu zmar} "
szpitalu miejskim l1-letni
karol Rupi6ski, Z pm. 175
Morgan u]. ma szczekoscisk. K
Podczas kapania sic drugi-
mi chlopcami " kanale Nor
ris, ma}y Rubi6ski zosta} W
zsrcie uderzony przez drugie-
90 chfopca obrecza z beczki,
W kt6rej tkwif zardzewia}y
gw6zdz. Spowodowana MIN
nieznaczna rama powyzej sto.
py ME sprawia}a zadnego b6'
lu. Chlopiec, ME zwracajac
uwagi ma maia ranke, caly
dzieh bawi5 SIC r6wiesnl-
kami ia ullcy, Dopiero ma
druga noe uczuf silny b6l.
Gdy malego. klienta zabrano
do szpitala okaza1o sic ze
ME bylo ola niego ratunku.
Nieszcze6liwy chlopiec umarf
" strasznych meczarniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23
z NIW POLSKICH
w AMERY(E

l.
~29SSsssSSSes
CHICAGO, III. Ch}opczvk
szescioletni, Jan G. Pokorny,
4033 Jackson boul.. spali} sic
zywcem W czwartek 20 po-
1udniu " zauiku niedal.kc
swego mieszkania.
= ,,Da}am Jankowi centa
i ubra1am go po lndyansku
DO chcial i66 skalpowac In
dyan' -m6wiia babcia chop
czyka, pani G. M. Euson. -
! I, Widzia}am lax on poszedi
przez podw6rze Go zau}ka po'
miedzy bulwarem Jackson
a Gladys ave. ia posz}am ma
chwile do zameznej siostry,
pani f. l.. Gore, 4'141 Gltdys
ave. Nied}ugo rotem donie-
s|i mi sasied2i ze Janek kt6-
ry bawif sig dziecmi przy o.
gniu fatalnie sic popsrzyl.
Pobieg}am czempredzej i INA
laz}am wnuka W ]ardzie bli.
sko mego domu. Odziez jego
byia prawie doszczetnie spa
Iona Biedaczek wyziona} du
cha zan1m zdo}a{am go "a
niesc do domu".
Zawezwano dra Henryka
J. Dooley 1000 W. Harrison
vi. ale by}o juz zap6zno,
Matka dziecka pani Fl. Po
korna lest stenografitska we
wydziale buchalteryjnym
korporacyi ,,Sears Roebuck
and Co." Ma ona takze dwie
c6reczki: 8 mioletnia Grace i
10-cioletnia Marye.
w szpitalu powiatowym
znajduje sic J6zef lick, lat
10, l744 w. 18ta ul., kt6rego
policyant postrzeli1 zesz{ej
nocv przy ulicach 14ej i
Robey.
- Ma ,Bridgeporcie''
przy ulicach 31ej i Morgan
czterecL m}odych bandyt6w
obi{o i obrabowaio Jak6ba K.
Jenke, $3.50 S. Morgan ul.
Zabrali mu $18.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-23

LONDYN, 20 lipca. Rad
usilne czyni staranla O do
pro rowadzenie do porozum'e-
MIA pomiedzy irlandzkiemi
partyami Nacyonalistami a
Ulsterzystami narsdy " tel
m1erze odbywaja sic bez
przerwy i podobno jest ma
dzieja ze zgoda zostanie o.
eiagnieta pokojowo. Premier
Asquith pertraktuie z przy-
w6dcami obu partyi.
Observation-Disclosures
pocie}a nozem rzezniczym
wspan1a1v portret szkockiego
historyka Carley'a malowa-
ny przez Millais a w Naro
dowej Galeryi W Londynie.
Szalona awanturnice areszto'
wano: nazywa sic Anna Hunt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-28
Inquest l. stopped
Bv the United Press.

Chatham, England, Nov
The inquest into the death Of the
roo men lost when the battlesh'p
n,,,vark was blown UP was adj
iourned today until December -
nending the admiralty's official m
oniry into the disaster.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-28
NEWLY TRAINED TROOPS
POJsIEG INFO BEL6IJn
Us the Associated Press.

Harre, France, Nov. 4S Ever
since Lord Kitchener announced
that ENGLAND had one mifiau @ea
Ia training ereat numbers q newly
trained British soldiers haze pour
cd through here enroute 70 Eel@iam,
Two hundred transport ships have
been used at one time for part
of this ereaL army.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-28
II GtRNahs WITHDRAW
FROM BELGIAN COAST
by the United Press.

/. ''paeh, Nov, IS. The Germans
\, "'hdrawing from the Belgian
N ana concentrating at Antwerp.
N lung to a Rotterdam dispatch
n. s'aSy gun fire was heard at Zee
I'M - Friday, suggesting that the
Il = Warships were again lombard
y The naval base.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-28
MAN EBt ND HANGING
WITH HIS THROAT CUT.
BN the Agsoeiatea Prass.

synder, Texas, Nov. 2s.--An un-
identified man VAS found hanging in
a barn on a farm near here sester-
day with his throat cut The police
suspect thai he was murdered and
have made several arrests of cotton
piekers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-28
r\io> ORGANIZER SHOT
DEAD IN DARK sIhth''
nv the United Press

Cleveland. o., Noy. 2S,---i'eo ou''''
a union organizer Of garment MoFs
ars was assassinated on dark street
early today No arrest nave
mde
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
CHANGES AND ORDERS
IN VIRGINIA OFFICES

lam; Miller school. Albemarl- County.
Stonrwaii j. Grown; Ripplcmcad. Giles
County. Mrs. Annie Il. Duncan. War
rem, Albemarie County, John g Ander-
son.
Charles y Davidson has heen named
rs temporary postmaster at Stonega.
Wise County. Va
William l.. Ford has been appointed
rural carrier on Route (, az Virginia,
Va, in place OF Dewitt l.. Forliues.
The post-Onicc department has &C
cepted the proposal OF j. V. Nichols
and j w. Gregg To lease the present
quarters on northeast corner OF Main
ana Depot Streets. Tor ten years, from
April !, AS post Office building.
The post Offices Mt Eakin. Craig
County, and Compton Bridge. Botetourt
County. have been ordered discontinued
April 80.
The recent order disseminating tn.
Dost-OfIice at BrntOn, Floyd County,
Va. has been reScinded.
The post office at Wellington, Prince
William County, Va, has been ordered
discontinued April so. to be superseded
BY rural delivery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
ONE MAN KILLED.
SEVERAL INJURED
Fatal Fire Casts Gloom Over
Easter Festivities at
Culpcpcr.

Cuipepsr, Va. April i3.-One man
was killed. several were injured and
$4,000 damage was done by a fire that
destroyed four of Culpcpers Largest
commercial buildings to-day. Carter
arr, nineteen years old. nephew OF H.
=. nelson, local merchant, WAS killed
py iaiiing walls: and Robert Rosson,
twenty years old, was seriously hurt
Five other volunteer llrcmen were in
The fire was caused by an explosion
o. 4 gasoiene stove in Eelrs Bakery, a
large brick building on Davis street in
't- neHrt OF the business district and
short time the Culpeper Harness build
nr, on the right, and the Yanccy build
ing, on the left, were In fiames BE
iore tho namcs were subducd all three
OF these large buildings were burned.
rs We'll as the Eclipse Theatre
Tho large Culpcpcr Theatre and En- =
nett Garage and tho Masonic Temple.
NJ inc corner OF Davis ana East Streets.
were dnmagcd. The wholesale depart
mont or the Goodloo & Company store
was completely destroyed, and much
other property suffered.
IN trying, 10 save the contents OF the
iCulpepcr Harness store a number of
men ana boys We're caught under the
falling walls OF the Eclipse Theatre
sonert and Glenmorc Rosson were
badly burned. and several others. among
/ them Mercer and Powell Jones. were
taken out unconscious and badlr cut
! LOUIS l. milestone. former postmaster
OF Cuipeper. was badly cut ana bruised.
ana Carter Parr. the young son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Wade Hampton Parr. was
found dead. Young Rosson is also in
= critical condition and is not expected
to live.
The volunteer lire company did va =
liant service, but the rNplosion OF man
drums OF gasolcnc in two OF the buiid-
ings scattered tn. flames 10 such an
extent that II was impossible TO save
the buildings
The tragedy has thrown n gloom Over
the town, which Is fun OF Visitors Tor
tho Easter holidays, and many enter
cancelled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
TcmnornriIy ContInmcd.

The toIlOWiNg postm2sters nave pc-n
continued, all tho appli-
cants having failed 30 pass the exami-
nation: Cadet, Wise County, John NJ.
Willis. Cedarville, Warren County, Lee
J. Franklin, DoVesville, Rockingham
County, Charles i. Souder: Madison.
Mills, Madison County. Thaddeus O. Gill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.]
Washington, -. G, April l3.,-Ths TO-!
lowing Virginia postmastcrs have been
appointed as Il result OF the cNamina-
tions taken in February to secure post
masters at all fourth class Offices ov
competitive examination:
Chcriton, Northampton County, Thos
T.. !ia!lett; Columbia Furnace. Shcnan-
dOah County, Virginia y. KinGree: Lynch
Station, Campbell County. Richard -
Smith Pcola Mills. Madison County.
Mrs. Fenton tcvercomb: Powhatan
st Charles. Leo COUNTY, Noah !
Newman; Woodville. acknowledgements
county, Reginald ii. Johnson.
Permanently Continued.
The following rostmasters having
passed the examinations with = good
rstinU, ana being satisfactory TO tho
patrons Of the Office ana the CongrcSs-
mon. have been ordered permanently
Adial, Nelson coynty. James o; Mar
M M!!iX,; Almagro:. Phtsyiyani2 Connty,
County. walter T.. Cmburrer: Elack
wood. Wise County. L. L. Beisel: Burke
/ CARRIER: Glare. Augusta County. Lee l..
I Burgandine: Meter, Westmorcland
/ County. William -. Allen; Neilysford,
( Nelson County. John q. Goodwin; oman.
! Nelson County. Benton II. Goodlce
Tucker iill Westmoreland County,
moreland County, Daniel w. Allen:
/ 6lakcs, Mathews County, j. I. Brooks;
ArtrIr. Russell County. Asa Musich
Asherrys farewell County. John X.
/ Neal: iiohauuon, Mathews County. Onia
\. white; Cricket Hill Mathews .Coun-
ty. William +. Marchant; Dale Enter
prise, Rockingham county, John w.
I Minnick: Daphna, Rockingham County.
/ T.. NJ Stincspring; Dye. Russell County,
lanes NJ. Miller: Grimstcad, Matthew'S
/ County, John II. Grinstcad: Hales Mill
scott County, DraYton :. Hale; Island
, Ford, Rockingham County, Calvin j.
kite; Keene, Albcmarle County. VIII
/ liam Il. Thomas Mack, Scott County
Samuel r. Smith; Manning. Wise Coun-
/ ". : ". Iiegler; Nathalie. HalifaE
I County. Mrs. Mary &. Young; Paintlicls
f. Tazcwcll County, Mrs. Jennie u. Re
pass; Peters. Scott County. John VI
b Peters: Putnam, Russell County. Allen
L. Pericy, il: Retz, Mathews County
James Il. Blake; ShaWVer Mill. TaZc-
well County. Samuel j. Cundin; Stal-
lard, Russell County. Andy J. IIarman'
swift Run, Rockingham County. John
Z. T. HuChes; Tanncrsviilc. Tazcwel
! County, Alice 4. Brown: Teddy, Scot;
I County John II. Quillr The Falls
Nottoway County. William A. Vaughan
WaTdell, TaZewcll County, John / DC.
Bord Warneld, Brunswick County
John W. Delbrldge; Wilcox Wha RI
/ Charles City County. Thomas y. Hub
bard: Yanccy, Rockingham County
AShby NJ Wyant
Temporarily Continued.
The following postm2sters have be-r
temporarily continued, all tho appli
cants having failed 90 pass the eXaini
nation: Cadet, Wise County John VI
Willis: Cedarville, Warren County, Lee
j. Franklin; Dovesville, Rockingham
County, Charles i. Souder: Madison
Mills. Madison County. Thaddeus O. Gil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
Jrc, Goal ann tllDoo

FOR SPRING COOKINC COKE CAN
not bc eNcellcd, $3.50 per load We
also handle the best stove and nut
anthracite ana lump spliut coal. Good
service mud PROMPT delivery. TYLER
y RYAN, lrOl West Cary Street.
Madison 1917" Monroe 3OlI
Long. THE WOOD MAN. SELLS ALL
bur the Virginia nut. stove and egg
Is tho cheapest spring coal. II no;
satisfactory Will haul II back. Only
$3.50 ton. Dry slah and oak and pine
wood. quick deliveries Phone Madi-
son 1863.
BUY PLATE ICE. 1T Is FROZEN
harder than any other ice. which
makes Il last longer, consequently
sou use loss. Plate ice Is tho purest
and best that is made, yet it costs
no more than ordinary ice. TYLER x
RYAN. l0pl West Cary Street. Madi-
1879 Monroe ann
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iSrr5pnhiig

LADIES STRAW HATS EESHAPED
spring shapes are NOW ready for
your Inspection Why watt Bring
Your hats now. Mems hats fixed up
FOR spring. NERRA HAT WORKS
I'll North First street. Phone Mon
roc soc
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
az HUGH ES'S. 900 North Third ST.
AlATERIALIZING MEDIUM WANTS
gentleman or lady rs manager. Ad-
dress J sos, care Times Dispatch
MIR. : NJ HOTTIE. TIE EXPERT
telegrapher, IS now giving instruc-
lions at the MASSEY BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
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New Rules AdoptrI.

NHloago. April l3.-'Thc Now 0orn
grading rules OF the Chicago Board of
OF the members. The ncw rules give "a
premium on unmixed corn. ana conform
to the now Federal government corn
rnics' which 90 into effect on July +.
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By virtue o. certain deed Of, crust.
clerks office OF tho clrcuit Court OF
page 3ol, default having been made IN
the paymcnt OF a portion OF the debt
the beneficiary so Ia do. l wifi sell By
auction, upon the premises. on
FRIDAY, APRIL II. 1919,
AT I2 O'CLOCK NOON.
the farm mentioned above and de-
All that certain piece. tract or par.
eel Of. Of land, with al i,mproyements
isterlal District Chesterfield County
state Of Virginia. about four miles
the north side OF a certain road
commonly called Brown Road
the north by the lands Of ]. G. Brown.
on the east 10y lands OF Il W. winfrec:
ON the south by the said Brown Road"
and on the west by Robert j Taylor.
containing one hundred G00) acres, and
being tho same real estate conveyed To
wife by deed dated March %. 1901. and and
recorded in the clerks office of Ches
feriieid CIRCUIT Court, Virginia. ia
which deed for further particulars Of
said land reference IS here made, and
! veyed 10 Florence Mckenzie by Rich
/ ard Baker and Hanna Baker. his wife.
by deed dated July y, 1919; also ali
wood and timber standing on said farm.
! Following the sale Of farm we VIII
! sell tho following personal property:
! Good Bay Horse, Family Cow Erooo
! Sow, Chickens. Harness, Two Wagons,
/ Implements and Tools.
TERMS: As to personal property
cash: on farm. cash sufficient 70 ais
| charge one $500 note. with Interest at
! 6 per cent from July 81, 1872: the taxes
! for 1919, about $50; Insurance. SIS:
/ tho assumption OF one note for $500
due July 81. 1914. with interest there
on and TO dcfray the costs incident to
/ this sale. Balance upon terms to BIO
announced on day of auction.
| PHIL G. KELLY.
| Surviving Trustee.
| Further particulars from tho auc-
! tionccrs,
JAMES W. LORD & co.
I
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that JAHNNE BROS. Jewellers. si2
i.est Jain street. bny. cell exchange
End EN- ClNV DIAMONDS N THE
h!!Eer always taken IN exchange
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" " I'D, 10 = HALE @IIIlI.INN UI!4-
lar corporation. rcpEcsvnJatl i've Tor
Richmond ana su:rouudiue territory
to sell line OF high grade adNertis-
INK novelties, signs, badges pur
novelties are appropriate for every
business. Live iuuu can easily make
FROM $500 10 5000 year ENclu-
save territory. 10 proper IMAM per-
soIal interview VIII bee granted
IlASrIAN NkOS. co. llochnstar. y. \
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). MEYERS SONS. 72i EAST CARY
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HAT CLEANERS. OLD.
reliable shop established lE05. Pan
ANA and ielt hats made over. Corner
fIiih and Marshall Streets