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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
no COOPERATE ~ PROBE
oN Hh.H COST aE IJNt\t;
~ Assoria,c.!l.te.

49, N~SOfiai",! l':c0s.l
BOSTON. MASS december I'm
NcstiSations u the nigh COS, oc living
which arc nov bcimx made by Federal
officials or agents Throughout The coun.
Try VIII be directed ~ George W. An
dc-acn, tho United States attorney for
his district. II was announced her. to-
day Attoru"t General Cr.rory. .,c-
cor6ing TO a statement lssu.d by TN.
Enited States attorneys ol!ic.. Mas
asked Mt Anderson 10 talk, ehurr. %!
the inveaugarons S." THAT tn. work
may be co.uiGinut-d and made MS 81,
foc;ive and RAPID as possible"
While technically IN. jurjsdtc,ion al
the Department of Justice - Only TO
deal with Ill"sa! restraints Of interstate
commerce. the Investigation viii ,ake
= rather esd" range. and all pertincn,
facts and information viii 10 used as
of"ctivo!y as possibi. % b,!ug about =
coordination between government and
business forces
"Undouhtedly other departments OF
the government. iiil" the Dcpar,men,
"i Agriculture" thc department: g!
Commerce The Fedora Trad. Commits.
SO" ana Tn" Interstate Comrnercc
Commission. w!il HAY" data and views
~ - ~ W nv greatest assist
ance in This matter.
'cf course. the dopartmen, * und.,
no dclusiNc notion that i, can ma kc
short crops long. or manufacture O,
repair needed freight cars. but ia dos
propose 10 use all power within IN.
governments control TO see that inter
state commerce moves unclocgcd and
unchecked by any illegal comtinu;io,
IN restrain; Of trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02

SPECIAL 70 The Times Dispatch !
NAIiEISoNRURCi. VA. Dccemhnr,
MS, Il. j. Su'c-. forty seven wears old
u'"a yesterday At Dale Enterprises
h"chinGham County. She vas
uauGhtc: Of the late y. : and j.,;.,,
rem Grove lieotwolc, members q,
PROMINENT families In HockIngha,n
H'nviVins nor are her husband. ,hrcc
CH'"Tcn. Marion. Grattan and JIn,.,
'cr ana three brothers. Perry Y
t'a'"o'c and y. Grove !.,twoI. "a,
M, 80, COUNTY. and Frank \. Ticat.-olc. IF
CORRESPONDING. commissioner OF r.vcnuo
70: central district She y,s n,,,
NVE or The Mennonite C.hur.-,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
NO CHANGE DURING, NIGHT
UN FRONT IN FRANCE

It;v Associated lress
PARIS. December l.-Tnday'S Of
fetal repor; says there was no nhangc
during the night in the situation on
The front in France Tn" communi-
cation follows:
Last nigh; passed quietly on the
entire front
Factories At rhionvilc and certain
birouacs IN the Vicinity Of .\mvillcrS
were hornhardod ny our aviators las,
evening"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
Mrs. Rehrcra l.. schI.r,,.

lSpeciat 10 The Times Dispatch.
1ETERSNILLE VA. Dcccn,hc-
NJ $. Eebecca L. SehicgcI died ves,cr-
gay AT ;he homo here OF her daugh,cr.
Is X. NJ. Farmer, ut the age Of sew
crtT-ninc years. She is survived hv
me following children: =. H. Schiegci.
Si Horth carolina; J. r. Schlcccl. 81
Norfolk: Mrs. r. Al. Farmer of Ic,,r.
VIC; Mrs. James RI. Baiiy. OF Victoria
" 3: y dc Kraft. OF Amelia. and Mrs
j. - Norfiect. Of Jctersvillc. Inter
m"ni viii he in the family burning
tiHnnd az 10 o'clock Tomorrow morn
ing. ''' u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
ri SSI,N OFFENSIVE
REPORTED SUCCESSFUL

tiN A""oclIicH l'rrsS
FET RpGRAD. December via Lon
don).-Th" Russian offensive has been
successful along tho whole Roumanian
frontier south Of kirliababa, says tho
official statement issued to-day by the
Russian War Department. In spite Of
tho violent German CouTtcrattacks. tho
statement adds, the Ru%sinnS occupied
thu whole range Of heights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
DeCrcnae In rrHSt.

.. p"icc records show Il notable de
1850 IN arrests during The frs, month
~ 'he prohibition law The nun,brr
~ arrests III October for All causes ,yn /.
~" 81 which IS5 werc for drunker.
u. November. arrests were $50
~ winch iw"rty.scvcn were for drunl
~ ht"A IL "orc:nhcr Of last YEAR the
'h'S '"'a!"" $50, Of which 40 we're
!"' drunkenness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
Mr.. Mamie Powell w,n,,on.

special TO The Times Dispatchl
l.fNcHBCRG. VA. December Mrs
Mamie Powell winston aged seventy
I'VE years. wife OF w II. II. Winston.
died on Thursday night at her home
IN Amherst County. after one weeks
illness. Surviving her are her husband.
son. j. w. Winston, Dawson. w Va,
ARD daughter. Mrs. +. g White oc
southampton County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Irn. Nellie u, Ou.,

Mrs. Nellie n. Owen. forr,o-,, A,;.
N'hie ituEetns. OF Glasgow. Ky. widow.
-. a. L" owen. died at hcr rcsi,i,r,.
- tio!d Avenue. yesterday morpjpr
~ $50 o'clock. She leaves thr.n CHI.
uEcn: Aubrey l.. owcl. % Rich,nop,;.
~ NJ oven. OF Wilmington. \. G. ana
~ "n W Hurt"n. e Arcadia. Fla.
" ivan was member Of the Soc
ora haptist Church. OF this rj,v re
funeral viii take place from, tho r.si
GO We" on sunday afternoon NJ 2oo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02

9uecia! 20 in" Times Dispatch
!:niDTON. VA. December &c 8,
II fhiower. who lived about four miles
!'oin here. died On Wednesday. lie
vas cishty-four years % arc He had
h'en Ill for moro than year He Is
survived by wife, one daughter. Mrs
j. VI roone. and three sons. Lee. sam
uci and Cleveland L. High,owcr. Bu
rial was Mt Easton Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
VIOLENT COT NTEH\TTACK
On MACEDONIkN FRONT

I ~ .NNSOCt t"N T'rvs9
PARIS. December Ia Ni"lcn,
countcrattack was made by German
and BulSarian troops yesterday on thc
Macedonian front near Gruuisht,. east
Of the ternu River bend. The War
Oficc announces that the ScrhianS sue
cccdcd in retaining ali their positions
except one trench.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
DELIVERIES OF LIQUOR
TOTALED 1920 QUARTS
S.N"ress company in retersburx Flies
'atemcnt Of business Done
i'm November,

SNc.l"! I" The Times Dispatch
1T ERSBtFG. VA. December
~ 'cNn'rrd ID: the State prnhih.,iou
~" me southern Express COMPANY
to-day hled with the CLERK %. ,hc COW;
X u BASS. report showing the
:'fH"NAt OF liquor received ard dcliver.d
"E 'he company IN Petersburg durir,
'n' month Of November. The rc,nrt
Hh""" II total OF 1920 quarts. or 80
:s"!'"hS' received, signed for ana de-
NvcI-d III ;hc city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
Mia. Mnry A. Ch.nber.

iSpecinl TO The Times Dispatch
:, nv ~ o,N. w. December Miss
Mary y. Chamber. died here mr., W.,
ncsday night. after an Hines, ar co.
'iaf weeks. She was the dauuhtc- Of
'hc late Judge Edward r. Cha,nhcrs
ara is survived by two sisters, Mrs
N'pinia Laird and Mrs Thomas +
G"ode, of thi. place. She was in hcr
c; shty third year. Burial Will I've in
IN" family section a. the Presbyterian
Church here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
New Pastor Arrives.

Rev /. r. Williams. new ,,,.,o-
MARKET street Methodist rr;sc,,.t
huron arrived IN the city this, evening
"l'h MS family and Will occupy his ~,
p,' on sunday They were met nj tho
~ rsonage by committee Of women
"Hu members OF tho board OF stewards
""' welcomed y supper was served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
Alleged Liquor ViolntIon.

interesting developments are expect
~" alleged prohibition law Violations
~ ana in the vicinity 81, HopcwcN. ana
IN" next grand jury may nav. . nun
,,"f ~ cases before Il, The as.ui Of
VIC f!ohibition Department has b,c,,
az WORN i"r some time. and tho no.
~ ~ hor""cIi have been active ana
"hNt made numerous seizures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
ALEHANbIilA, VA. December H.
MIS- Roberta Co-bin. eighty three
years old. died thif morning at the
home OF her dauEh;ev. Mrs. Berta XII
by. "fra ssymeade.' Fairfax County.
several miles south OF this city. She
was native Of Culpcper. Va, and is
survived By five sons and two daugh-
IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
TOLD OF SPEECH BY WOMAN
IN WHOSE HOUSE lie MAJ uInIA

lhr Chinese explained tina: no did
not near Villas speech. but was told
about ii by Il Mexican woman in who's,
AoNSc n" was hiding when Villa occu-
P'r" tue ritN. She returned to tell him
Sne could 10 longer shelter him. as
she was afraid OF Villas wrath If ho
"lSroN'r"d she was hiding n ror,irrcr
IN" Chinese said he saw Villa troons
-! We country home Ct General Luis
E.Tra>aN, north OF chihuahua. ard
,hest hr"d at the train which was
leaving tor the north, but wi,hfr, AS
"ahieS' H. also said three train. Of
loops escaped TO Sauz on Tuesday and
wednesday. but all went back with
Henerai ozuna. He aid not SEQ any
american French German or Br,t.
ASA refugees at Sauz. bu, saw numbers
CT Chinese and Il few Syrians. He con.
ti'ncu the killing or many Chinese res
dents of Chihuahua City. He so;d re
saw NJ least fifteen dead in tho .,r,.,s
near where he was hiding. and II. be-
IicNcd many others we're killed
rms Chinese citizen. although uo was
~ osPcroua merchant ana farmer nj
chihuahua City, was without money
"s arc more than 200 here now. and an
"nreai mas been sent 10 The Chinese
'Mnassador at Washington for funds
10 feed these refugees
III anticipation OF bandi. utt,,l,s Vs..
"'Ti'i%a sovcrunent to-day had 4,
surge amount Of army suppljcs fool
Ih' forage shipped in wagons iron,
I.arez across the American side. .rh..
800 tons we're called by United States
custom oflcers ard placed un,jer hon,
Ju;treZ is military garriso, 70
h!Eh'' All OF the barracks arc nljnd
"'th soldiers and the railroad ward.
crowded with troop trains and nark.,,
artillery the streets swarm, win ~
.',!Ha soldiers III the high-crownet
, ,.i 81 inc south. and their bright
"'Lh" etS wrapped TO their cara
omen and children WIN came ,.;,,
'hN soldiers were begging in ,bn
streets tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
Rev. j.. W. StrtekIrr

ESPECIAL 10 Tho Tirlcy-Disn,.c,,
HARETSONBURG. VA. Dccemhcr
Rev. j. w. S;ricklcr. sixty-Gy. veare
on died suddenly on Wcdrost.ny -,
VI ndiebrook. AuEustn Count. sur
Wing him arc his wife. who wa. Miss
Cole. n son. Luther Strick!cr. and n
daughter. Miss Marian Stricblcr. No
wAs native of Madison County. a
son OF the late James Strickicr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
Notes. Of Intcrsrt.

Srcretary A. W. watch, OF tn. Young
Mems Christian Association, ia III =,
h'9 home. IN walnut Hill,
Nhout forty men eat dou., ga III.
. Ahual THANKSGIVING dinner q; rho
"nns Mems Chri.t!an Association va.
'erday.
The city has begun III. distr,bu.io,
o! wood to families III need OF fucI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
VERY HEAVY LOSSES
INFLICTED on RUSSIANS
IRy Associated Press.

- By Associated Press. 80
- BERLIN, December tTia SayNiiIc).
Several Russian attacks against posi-
lions on the Xlota lipa River. IN
Galicia. held by Turkish troops were
rcpulscd yesterday, tho War O!hce an
nounccs. Heavy losses were inflicted
on the Russians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY

LOS hcf~c"n laird and Franklin and Main
|'trci station silver mesh bag monogram
p" !. f;nd-- rhour M.d!son .iii.
LOST. last uisri. .rnwn ..nunn meek tu, IA,
tween jefferson Hotel. Via .Ieterson stree,
n-u.d aud ,.raCr or Meadow street phot.
bnu''Na'd ll:'-J. = j.. Larerty. end re
rClN- EcNarl. - ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
Mary Cecil Hubbard.

Specihi 70 The 1'imcs-Dispaichi
LfEcHBCRCi. VA, December IL
Mary Cecil. two and Il half years old,
atushter OF M and Mrs. S. II. Hub
n'rd, died on Wednesday, night at the
h"nc OF her parents near Coffee, Bed
ford County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
TEACHERS CLOSE
GREAT CONFERENCE

continued frurl I'irSt IaEc.D
schools. il was decided to sppoinl IL
committee. consisting OF Superin,cnd-
eE's {. Il. Bowr.. +. l.. Fitzpatrick
and y - Foreman. TO investigate The
matter Of u separate meeting. \ spc-
cial meeting OF the Conference Of Di-
vision Superintendent Will ne called
next spring to hear the report of the
committee ana 70 decide on the Uucs-
t!on OF withdra wing from the virginia
t:ducationa! Conference. In case the
's;cp Is taken. I, is though, that the
supcrintcndcnts will hold their annual
gathering Il few days before tho con-
ference in the same place. IN order 10
be through with their own business
and ready 10 take part in tho other
meeting. The Individual supcrintcrd-
fnts Will retain their membership in
IN" larger conference. The supcrln-
,cndcn.s organization has 100 mem
berc.
pr. Frank Lewis. Of I.ancastrr. vas
elected president Of the Conference OF
Division supnrintendcnta. j. y SeT.
cc-president and J. u. Fitzpatrick
secretary treasurer.
With an attendance OF twonty-nvr
the executive committee %. his CO.
Tor luncheon yesterday u, the West
morciand club. The officers 90 last
year were rc-cIcctcd New members
added /" the executive committee were
Fairfax Harrison. r. l., Purcell. Jesse
NJ. Jones and Miss Virginia McKonny
The executive committee adopted "a
budget FOR the coming year calling fo.
an expenditure Of $4,000
DEPARTMENTAL HtI,t.~rsSrv
ARE LARGELY ATTENDED
departmental! meetings were held
yesterday morning by the principals.
representatives OF colleges and second
airy schools. COOPERATIVE Education
Association, drawing teachers and
rural primary ana grammar-gradc
teachers At II O'clock addresses were
made by l.. c. Hassingcr. of konnorock.
and Or. Warren II. Wilson. Of Columbia
University. y large number of de-
partTentn! meetings were also held in
The afternoon.
Dr. William McAndrcw. associate
superinie ndtnt Of schooia or New York
city, spoke las, nigh, on Making
GOOD He pointed out that the school
had hot made good when inca sured by
the Lefferson!an ideal Of an cducation
for all 70 accomplish that end. the
a'ho"'' ne Sald, must attract the inter
est ana secure the co-operatiou Of the
public.
"In your State iy ono OF the mos,
remarkable organizations know OF
L" win tn. public To the school and
make the Two work tot;ether" said
i'r. McHndrcw. refcrGin. to the Co
operative Education Association you
are far ahead OF I, great many Other
states in that respect"
state Superintendent r. g. Stearnes
presided last might. Al the conclusion
E. of DR. McAndrcw'a address Ne cx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
Local Temperature.


Rainfall last twcaty-four hours. Non,
iprhcirncy IN rainfall since March
............. ............... 50;
nerc'"ncT in rainfall since Ian
hArN ! ...-............ 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02

JcAiEI, December Villa bandits
wcr" reported 10 he loading TWO trains
with loo. from the stores and resi-
dcnres OF chihuahua City and p,opar-
inE 10 follow these trains west on the
MEXICO Northwestern Railroad. accord
INK 10 81 message received nj military
headquarters tonight from General
D1una'" scouts at Snuz.
General DUMAS cavalry column was
1T Guilty, the first station south OF the
state capital. TIL" report says. This
news was taken at headquarters to
Indicate the intention Of Villa 10 evacu-
ate tho city after footing I, as he did
~ Parral. Santa RosaIia and Jimincz.
General Trcrino was said by General
Gonzales TO have been In Horcusi,as
yesterday. awaiting the arrival OF Cen
eral Francisco Mursuio's forces from
the direction OF Culnargo south O.,
Chihuahua2,ity
Villa mace IL speech against foreign
crs in Hitlulgo rlaza. followinc his oc-
cupatiun Of the city. Chinese mcr-
chant who left chihuahua Ci;y We'd
nrsday morning said upon his arrival
mere to-day.
In his speech. Villa warned all resi-
dents OF the city against hiding any
foreigners Ia their homes and de-
clarcd he intended to kill them all. the
Chinese added.
Villa also said he intcnJcd TO con-
hscntc all foreign property and give
" 10 the NJ. Means
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
SUFFERING FROM SHORTAGE

NEW YORK. December New YORK
STATE Is suffering from shortage OF
co'd-storage eggs. according to a re.
por; Of the state board Of health, made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02

ton near Turtukai. Ia the Dobrudja
there was weak artillery fire and en-
+gagemcntr between advance posts"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
Local Observations M $ l.. VI.
CONDITIONS ~ IMPORTANT ,rrIrs.

Temperature. ia; humidity so: wind.
direction. southwest: wind. velocity I;
miles. weather, clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
Colda Cause Neadach. and cr,n

l.aHAT!NE HROMo CUISINE remoy.,',h.
,ntSr. mere IL only ono "Rr0ruo Cuir,,.'s.
W; GROVES siEnatur" IS on box. .5c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
The Weather
Furnished IL. L. y. Weather Bureau.

f'OrrcnstI Virginia
Fair saturday and
sunday, little change
In temperature.
North Cnrollpn-
Fnir Saturday md
sunday.
SOUTH Carolina
Fair saturday md
sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-30
MEETINGS.
CTTY AND SUBURBAN HOMES co.

Notice is hereby given that a special meet
ing of the stockholders OF city and Suburban
Homes Company has been called by the
Board Of Directors Of the Company and Will
be held at the office OF the Company, No.
ga Madison Avenue. Borough OF Msnhat-
November. 1916. at II o'clock noon, for the
purpose OF voting upon the question OF
giving the consent Of the stockholders to the
execution by this Company OF 2 mortgage
upon the following described parcel OF real
property of the Company:
All the certain lands and premises belong
ing TO the City and Suburban Homes Com
thereon erected situated in the Borough OF
Brooklyn, County OF Kings. City OF New
York, in the block bounded on the north by
Park Avenue on the south by Hillary Street !.
or the east by st. Edwards Street and on
the west by Raymond Street. said premises
constituting the whole OF said block except
the parcel situated on the northeast corner
OF Raymond and Hillary streets. having
frontage Hillary Street Of about one hun
inches bounded on the east by line drawn
at right angles to Tillary Street, one hun
bred G00) feet, and on the north by line
drawn parallel with Park Avenue westerly
TO Raymond Street. and on the west by Ray
mond Street.
II is proposed 10 mortgage the above de-
scribed plot TO secure the payment OF the
bond OF said Company in en- amount not
exceeding the sum Of Fifty thousand dollars
$50 00O) with interest thereon at a rate not
exceeding u per cent. per annum.
And also for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting.
Dated, New York. October 20. 1915.
GEORGE w. r. FALLON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-30
COTTON BUYERS BRING
OUT LARGE VOLUME
High Prices Make Manufacturers
Slow Sellers

Fall River, Mass, Oct 29.-The cot
ton goods markets continued strong all
last week. The demand was consider
ably larger than manufacturers could
or would accept In spite OF the TACT
that manufacturers were slow sellers,
largely due to the fact that cotton
prices are unusually high, buyers
brought out a large volume OF goods
because of their persistence.
The sharply advancing tendency OF
prices and erratic movements in cotton
have made manufacturers conservative
traders. They do not care to take on
new business unless they have suitable
cotton on hand or under order.
Just now manufacturers are small
buyers Of cotton. The wage situation
is a troublesome feature, but the posi-
bility of a general strike among the
10000 or more operatives In this city
has not as yet had the effect Of keeping
buyers out of the market. A clause in
every bill of sale relieves manufactur-
ers of deliveries during strike,
lockout and so forth, so it can be seen
that manufacturers will not suffer be-
cause of a strike so far as deliveries
are concerned. However, millmen and
labor unions alike do not care to have
strike.
In the print cloth division Of the
market generally good inquiry for all
makes was manifested. In their anx-
iety to secure goods buyers have adj
vanced their bids an eighth to quar-
ter of a cent yard, but even at the
new advances manufacturers are not
letting their goods go. The general
production of the mills here up to De-
cember is so we'll sold up that it is i'm
possible to sell goods in any quantity
for immediate deliveries. In the fine
goods division of the market business
has been small of necessity. Manu-
facturers have their output sold so far
ahead that they do not care to take on
any new business just now.
Staple cotton of good grades Is hard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-30
STORAGE NOTICES
CHELSEA FIREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;, Inc.
New York. october soth. 1915,

New York October 3Oth, lsio.
To John J. Tooin. 2: W. YARD, "; ~ ~. NJ
Howe. Isaac Rlsley. S. l.. Rariden U. o.
Automatic Vending Co., Miss +. NJ; warner
s. NJ Janney General stillman r hhee, ar
Z. J. Hunt. c. A Phelps; ID; w: Br0T VI u S" de
Ia Costa, Mrs. Il. j. Reich, l. ;; "1liiis'
Henry ]. Martin. Mrs. l.. Berg, Mrs, H. I,
Ward. Geo o. Baker, NJ. Rawlins,, M ME- r.
Denman, E. W. Gobler. Thos. IL. Minor
lebanon Cuyler, Mrs. Margaret collins
Henry c. Lehman, D. w. Meihlereid. w IL
Thompson, tine La Londe Company, siISs 1
w. Fisher, Mrs. Mary Hayes. Is; Roseh9eisks'
Thos Monahan, John Foster. Or. j.. elv-
man. John ]. Tucker. Mrs G. Black. C. NJ.
Colladay, Mrs 4. J. Miller, John H. COOK
Mrs. Rose Mulaney, Simpson CrawIoru 49,
Samuel T. stewart, Margaret Malone, VII,
Jams. Mrs Minnie Slater. Fred Sigmund'
Mrs D. Gebhardt, J. +. Linton. Mrs. +. MeI
rill. Harvey Bennett, Mrs. Walsh. James l.
Elliott. ~ connoTs e. ~ Ke hyc,i n' F. Bit
tel. c. Floyd Coleman. Cyrus c. Wells MUST
cal Age, The Americana Company, YARNS NJ,
ley & hoffman. VIM. +. Purcell Leslie w
Lone NJ Ho Mghf Il sel5y T TD Goodness NJ
s. Levy. Mrs n. NJ. Parks, Ludwig Bau-
mann 4 Co. VIM. Spinney, A. HUI
Albert Albertson. Mrs RUBY S5epn l',as
Mrs NJ sa'g I6bn r FRAZER a. e. a' Righsnes
Miss X. A. Clark. Geo. west. S MIS-
Lena Folkowitz, Mrs. Mary Ferguson, Ger
man Pub Society A. l.. Traphagen, COL
W, II. warren, Anna scholich. Edward
O'Donnell, Mrs. X. Walker, Mamie Zengerie'
Tennessee Trading Co.. Mrs. May burns
Mrs X Brooks, Mabel Willis. j. V. Key
rouse, II. Lazarus. +. NJ. Brewer, Adolpn
Merlin, r. d. Whiting. James o. Palmer. j.
Hertrais, Chas. F. Rideal. Gregg & McOov-
ern. Mrs. L. De Croft. Mrs. r. o. Butter
field and Ida Reighmire: You and each OF
you are hereby notified that the time for tne
payment OF our lien upon the properly mere
matter described having expired, after que
notice thereof had been given you, we VIII II
cause such property. TO wit; HOU SEhOI.D
GOODS, MERCHANDISE. PIANOS, TkCNh
and PERSONAL EFFECTS, stored by you
or in your name Cor in which you may nave
an interest) in the Chelsea Fireproof storage
Warehouses, Inc, TO be sold at PCBLlC
AUCTION, according 10 statute In such case
made and provided. at Chelsea tlreprooi
Storage Warehouses, Inc, 426-43i West soth
St. New York City. on "WEDNESDAY. No
VENEER END, 1916, at 10 A. NJ, ana on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1915 at
10 A. NJ, and If the sale thereof is not COM
pleted on said dates the same will be con-
tinued at the same place on every Wednes-
day thereafter, beginning at 10 q. m. on eacn
day. and continuing until all the goods are
sold
Chelsea Ffreproof Storage Warehouse Inc.
T., SCHRAMM President.