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BUILDING PERMITS.
Tes Building and NepaIr Permits,
Amounting to 4l46,6S5.

les Building and NepAIr Perhtts,
Amounting to sI46,5s5.
Nellie Likkclee, to repair fran.
dwelling. 13i North!side Avenue. to
Old Folks Home, to repair brick
building. sos West Baker Street, to
cost $685..
Napoleonc Palmeri. to erect garage.
1903 First Avenue, Highland Park. to
cost $3.50.
Airs Carrie V. Sale. to repair brick
dwelling. IFS South Cherry Street. to
cost $500.
James II. swartweut, to repair tram.
building. us North Avenue, TO cost
$500.
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany, to repair brick building, $500
beverly street, to cost $1,000.
b. L. Robls, to erect two story brick
and concrete dwelling north line Moore
street. g feet west of Oak Street, to
cost $4,000.
Lewis pitcher. to- erect t,wo-story
to cost $4,000.
City Of Richmond. to erect two story
concrete and brick riding hall Seventh
street between Leigh and Jackson
Streets, to cost $4,000
armory between Leigh and Jackson
streets. TO cost $4,000.
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cnANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
rhirteen Deeds Of Relesse. A-a.
ing TO So2.O2O:S

~ 1.
ing 20 sa2.02O..4.
L. j.. law, trustee to O. A Hun
dleS. l5x1o6 feet, being No. so6 Nnrln
fourth Street. October .. 1916; 5000.
,,, HmeWhihE & EoNley. trustees. TO Ar
Minor street; August IL. 1915; siS y.
Taylor & Todd. trustees, to j. CiaT.
Ton Bowtoan. 6oxl4) feet east una az
FOURTH Avenue, $50 feet north OF Mac.
hoIia street. October &. 1916; 3s,a40.
d.enoS e. Brown, Trustee, to Il. w.
Leigh Street, &c - feet east OF Fourtt
street. October ~, i9l6; s9.sso.
John a. Lamb ct ais, irustees. IN n
j. Davis ct uN., 37St20 feet north line
or Aiain Street, 140 T-Ia feet east oil
MG IN n, street ct October ~. 1915; s173o.
pavis. ISLE by leo feet north line
OF Main street, 40 feet West Of Rob-
insnn street October 10. 1915: $a.sso.
George :. Eashun, trustee, TO CAR
land Hooper, a5SlGo feet New North
Road. March Is. 1928; 500.
uaS Sn" b' Ssrs 'rn1tss, to &c Garsna
North Road. September II. 1915; SIPS.
George q. Jefferson, trustee. to scott
Butler ct pX., II l-2Xt60 feet New North
Road. September l., 1915; s50i.47,
Leitoy l.. Brown, trustee. to Flor
enrs l.. Browning ct ais. 40 1-3 by 12O
Heights. October, Il. 1916: ss2s.s7.
to Bessie II. Amos, Spx900 feet east
line OF Chamberlayne Avenue, being
lot u, block A, ChamberlaSne Place
October l6. 1916; $3.50.
Eichinond Trust AMI Savings. Com
55xi40 feet east line OF l'cndall Ave
nue., IS feet north OF Bacon Road Oc-
tober II, 1916; $1,000.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

The following charters we're granted
Yesterday by tile State Corporal ton
CommiSsion
Motors Safety Starter Corporation,
Richmond Maximum, 100000; mint
mum. $4,000; par value. $40. j. VI.
Anderson. president: Charles " Car
rington, secretary. both OF Richmond.
southern Motor Company Inc.
Lynchbure. Maximum, $50. 900: mini.
mum. 5000: par value. 500. I. Tracy
walker, president: j. NJ. Stephens. sec
j. j. Crowder & Son, Inc, Reedsyille
Maximum. $4,000: minimum, 5000:
par value. 500. Beverly Robinson.
president. Bcverlyvillc; \. q. Beau
champ. secretary. Cowarts.
standard Amusement Corporation.
Lynchburg. Maximum. $4,000; mint
Gordon, president: John Austrian, seq
rotary. both OF Newport News.
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,CHANcERY DEEDS OF Tnrsr
h'Eht DEEDS OF Tru.t: Amounting /

f'S"t bcedS OF TPubt. Amounting In
S15,720.5O.
Bessie II. Amos to NJ. d. Nunal,>
ct ais. trustees. SOX2OO feet east line
Chamherlaync Avenue, so feet north
OF hammond Avenue. being lot IL. block
-, Chambetlayne Park. October is.
II. l.. Woodward ct INK. to T.. sitter
qihE, trustee, 25Nl31 1-2 feet south limo
Virginia Avenue, 425 feet west OF Wei
inSt0n Street October II, 1916, s55o.
-: II. Norment, Jr., ct ux to +. Sir
lerdihK ct ais. trustees. 30xl00 fee,
south limo Floyd Avenue October IL
lolG. 1850. ~
Elma !; Meredith to W. E. Sullivan.
trustee. 24xl25 feet cast line Thirty,
nth street, intersection OF o and
ihtrty-fifth Street. September II, 1915.
!SSrown. trustee, &c 1-4x100 feet east line
lwe,nty-third street. 3S3- feet south
Oh cay 7 s,,ff Sstt, October 4. 1916. se.53t.
1r sIrn :, &c. 1. g: feet north iins
street rect, Oetooer l, 1916, $3.50.
norman Il. Larson to Richeson 4
Tiir p. ide trustee: 5ox1s5 fest east
me EdEeWood Avenue, ESQ feet south
or Hro9kiand Park Boulevard, BEING.
,"t 10; block a, Parkland OctobG II
Ida r. Herald to william T. Tr,.r
~ AIS. trustees, 66N140 fect east jine
rsnIaE avenue, SO feet north OF Bacon
iSoad. october IA, 1916, $3.50.
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
CmANcCEnY TRANSFERS.
Nine Deeds OF bargain md Snle,
Amounting to SS,598.GU

10 SS,.b'O'OO
:. 4. Cowardin ct uX. to E:lma r..
Meredith. 24X125 feet cast line Thirty
firth street, intersection OF and
1'hrty-hflh Streets. September H..
1916. s5@S
Avondal. Land Company. Inc. to
Daisy Il. Berkeley, lot 81, block r. plan
Of Brookdalc October 16. 1916. $500.
Lydia +. l.. Rcdlich ct vir to A. j.
Chewing, Jr. 40 l-oXG7 feet west line
Twcnty-cighth street. 50 Ga feet north
OF Leigh street August 90. 1916, tax
Si.2O. $40.
Angelo Franceschi to Inez Frances
Chi. ~ -3x120 feet north line Taylor
street. l0f LIS feet west Of Sheppard
street. October 3, 1919, tax $3.50, $40.
W. crump TO Norman Il. Larson.
3cNi3" feet east line Edgewood Ave-
nue.. $50 feet south Of Brookland Park
Boulevard. October 10. 1916. tax 81. $40.
Construction Company. Inc, u l-2Nli0
feet cast line new North Road, $50
feet north OF Bacon Street. September
70. 1916. sS33.33.
Cornclia Butler CT vir TO the Atlantic
Construction Company, Inc, II l-2X165
feet east line OF new North Road. 245
feet north OF Bacon Street. Septem-
Der %. 1916, $S33.33.
NJ il. 0mohundro ct uX. to Hattie
new North Road. Sc Sc feet east OF
Piney Road. February 2. 1915. $3.50.
Hattie G. Slonn 10 c. w. Wilson.
So l-6X92.-6 feet north side new North
Road, 81 sc feet east OF Piney Road.
September -. 1916. S30G
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BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.

:ni.cellaucuus lot OF books. statisticnl unt
otherwise. worth 500. for sale for SiD
VIII not TIA delivered. Must be caiieu Tor
First floor Times lis
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It'd WANTS

sSSb&r iS:s ny ssr i"sf la.s4;on
y, Minimum space. two lines.
,h h., miain,om is p cent?
HUI $ xssSy!$ ;'Si i ys ssS
RATE FER LINE.
Minimum, space. two lines
sCNnAf ana : DAILY insertions. ~ cents
CoNsE4TTTi%SEEs' ,n i. Sfans 20 cents
Situations Wanted Male and Female.
! I'm. DAILY or su&DAr. ce"ts a. line.
'nG In. to s ,h nsh ard SIX 9ra; to 5ns linz
Classification not guaranteed after u. NJ.
SCbSThTiONS FOE It'd. WANT ADS.
E Ws, are NO ,"' The sonyen.n.s. q The puoi;e.
regular office rates. which are given above:
WEST Of FoUsHEE STREET.
aysss" Drug s;SSiiy rSya car" H%o s'f s%d
& kSn Daasy s,s;s g..
a. wriEhrs DRUG Co. lac. l.om6arny and
H@snns 0i Fhsisey AZ %l a%' SFa?' and 81;
h., Fl 'oh SSr p s,s; Co 50; Min 81
Rs' Nav Dsns p ssre .r t !" hrG saa 8: o
c.. t""' oFuF St"re fousEcc ana BROAD
- EAST OF EUUsHEE STREET.
Z. r JenIies Drug S,o.o. q. r. ilroad 81,
wfss prSs s;o2s ih a .so Mia a1ss si
Y ES: .51 +: %? %o S2rA f~n '.f'n s.
iticlar,ison Drug store. Gji y. seven
s'$i ss:n !. FF "2s;s ~, St .na
Ma M,I,a," g, Pharmacy, Twenty mrs, and
,E spf V.na,,d DIn 9 comDany. rwcn,y third
on mo% %a,. 4 H., ssnasf Drus CO.. Twenty af.h
81 Woods Pharmacy. T"en,y-httn and Leigh
Church IImi Pharmacy. 900 Las, Broad
= u. Craig DRUG s;ore 800 y. Broad <,
1.t ..,,h" rIson Clay Street Drug store. sol ~
iA1HMOCNT
A.. mount PHARMACY. ~; rsirmount
BARTON HEIGHTS
Eedi Drug store. North Ave
HIGHLAND pARE
y. CoHSl < o.. 1850 Third Az.
r. ''urhah fourth ant Stuart
SOUTH RICHMOND
~, ha", W. ,Garr:.ou. ion Hui! 81 ana
SWANSItoRo
Is y ROBERTS. @sa+ HUI -,
FULTON
:, \ Black. 9sIs wiiiismSm.
r.on'.s Drds store. 80 NIiit.ms,urr
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Inc. to Lilly Archer Norvell lot -.
block 10. Monument Avenue Park. Tax
Greater Richmond Realty Company.
Inc. to Harriet II. Moon. lot "a. block
~, Mo"ument Avenue Park. Tax 81.
T.. \: Beck and wife to Harry and
AVIS Wagner. acres. Charles City
ioa1' three miles from Richmond. Tax
Z. l.. Burnett and wife to Oscar Rur.
rStt; 80 acres. Fairfield Township Tax
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HusrINcs DEEDS OF TRUST.

T"" Deeds OF Trust, An,ouu+,sS
Z" s3,5SO.
"a ran V. vaughan ct vir to W.D. Mil
itr' trustee =: l-:N12U c-et south INA
i'tintridEe Street. S214-IO0 fasf
1916: 1900 ooF ~
y. a. MoGutre ct ux. TO II. A. POLLARD
trustee trustee looxaaa feet south side Of West
street, oU0 rect west OF North Street.
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MEETINGS
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
NOTICE or ANMgI.AL.. STOCKHOLDERS.

MEETING, NS
New York September IL. 1916
NOTICE Is hfrsby Eiycn thNt the annnat
pcakc aml Ohio Railway Company viii be
ncid at the general Office OF The comna ny
october =. is,6. Ut H. o'clock a. ~ %
purpose OF considcr.ns oil action i,erSt
!aEep or authorized by the hoard OF I!rec
company which may lie .'ajnittcd TO the
meeting, aud tc) Tor the transaction or
before Inn meeting. The stock transfer
company. No. a Broadway. Now York City.
On NriLay,, Sopts N, ~ l2lG; Il osloSii
October 90. i9is. AZ 10 o'clock =: N.
Carl, SI{EAtINGrON, Secretary,
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RAILROADS
Norfolk & Western Railway

Leave Byrd street. station Richmond.
ron, iMNcliBrnu AND THE WEST:
T.. NJ. Local to Cr.we. .6:%. p. II: WOO
Arri'. GIGhm1md from. Norfolk: sli:A0
From ihc west. 'G:15 y. Nj. .S.a7 4 NJ.
s2:io =. NJ. fl:io +. NJ. 'G:i, T.. 81, a?:oj
+. NJ "
only. f"S
W. IL. BENiI.i- ". G.. SAUNDERS.
p. e. NJ. Roanoke. G T.. A.. noanoke.
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HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.
Two Deed. of Bargain aud s.,

TWO DccdS OF bargain aud Sale,
Amounting to SB.35O.
George II. Morton ct nix. to l.. A.
Mcclure, l00S322 feet south side West
street. 500 feet west of North street
August 81 1916, $3.50.
- a. ;. Wright ct uX. to Mrs G.. ID
Burdett. ,2SNl06 feet cast line Sixteenth
street. between Maury and Boston
avenues. June ,, 1916, tax Sl.lO, $40
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nusTINGs COuWr, FART II.

The following suit has been filed in,
lIustirgs Court, Part H.:
w. NJ. Tyler against Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company. Damages
to tho extent OF $1,000 are asked MOI
declaration flcd. gf
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.

Guy r.. Harrison and Lillian j. Irving.
Lloyd B. Smith and Eula Elizabeth
Spain. &;
New York.
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HENn,co DEEDS OF TRUST,

Tv" Deeds or Trust, Amou,t,.-
to s1,0sO.
larry and Avis Wagner 70 s. n.
Tax SEQ . aacrHs' Charles City Road.
-. Oscar Burnett ct u1. to Samuel p.
IA " aadiii' 40 acres, Fairfield Townshfp.
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sS ErFF!N 6 SLOAN
Zeal Estate AGc,iOnce"s
AUCTION SAI.f.
OF y
Beautiful Monument
Avenue Lot

In order 10 close an estate, we have
been requested to offer Tor s:lr at
public auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 70, 1915.
at o'clock r. NJ,
that certain lot of land situated ON
Monument Avenue. between Shepherd
ana West Streets. and more fully de :
Scribed as follows: beginning at "A Du;ut
ON The northern line Of Monument
Avenue. Isl feet and s inches east of
West street. thence running eastward
~ along the northern line of Monu-
menl Avenue ana fromliu:; thereon "a
f.oi ]" - inches. thence running
n"rthwardiN along ii straight line ill;
icei inches To an alley Ii feet vide
thenc" running wcstward!y alou.. III,
sonihern line Of said alley and front :
ing thereon ~ feet :. inches. ,hanc,
running: Souihwardly along a strni..h,
line - feet and 8 inches to the noimt
"i h"sIEninG on the northern linn NJ
Monument Avenue. and being dnsi..'
mated IS lots !, - and l. in biocls No"
in the Plan Of Lee Annex This nrnn
triy VII nave TO ibc sold: u hnr.ain
may IL" expected. "'''
TERMS. cash.
ktFFlN IL SLOAN
- , AuctionctrS
NOE NO. ---l:.LLer terms may be arrange d.
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DEATHS

IIh'WNDiec, ~ Memorial iiosr!i al a., -;
~, ~" ,''toOcr ~, In tho s.:v,.l,t s. 80, II,
!e" 90 his "rr, ADA:i H., ii .;n.,,1,. o', ~
- south Harrison. "''"' 1T
IN unefht from residence FRIDAY Jr,.L,,
-. - q 30 - al intcrnent al t,nnwn .u
Ir.E-D'eu october 10. ANNE Ijtt.
ruherAi via take place ut = ~ 80,
-VH nueet iiila tTnursuAyI Nt,ISStr,n
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!'oH SAi.ls-Machinery.

:'pl sale, Electric hosting machine Win
clcNa tors and cGDir. Amply 10 W 4. Ib.L-
81. E.n,n 20. f'a.k building
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wANTED-Furnished Flat.

iprNi married couple, no children de
sire small furEisheu apartment. good 10
cation. scfcr' nc"s exchanged. T. go. car,
Hines 7Disiatuu.
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uEip wANTED-sIalc and Female
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IEiNATE school teacher wanted to teach
English, Latin. French and music Al.
drcs1 y. e. NJ. CriRlersNillc. Va.
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SITUATION WANTiD-.ia,c.

kEGlSTERED druESi.t wsutr position
., once, R:itef OF permanent. DuX =
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OIL YOU oyster 'iealerS. va d.ciue,i in our
meeting last night That sugar barrel of
oysters Viii cost YOU ~ cents to get chem
hnuClx.d. William H. Stewart. President
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO nv.

Gin. l.ou'ylc * West.. ., - s.. o. all D.
Main Line. I.ocmi. "5..b H., *s.i5 D.
g %"wi :!f, "ii T.. s;ad w. Il M .'Ii 5.
Newport News. local. 800 H., $500 H.
rrniI.s arrive from NH. 1900 a., sI:Ih D.,
,ysS ~ ii ii S.":; $50 ." "a S;G" From
II" ~ tally from charlottesville except
sunday from Thurmond. Jas. River. t5:25
a.. 800 y.
daily. iExccpt sunday.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

rs TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES FOR TIE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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FOR sALE-Iscal estate.

FOR sale. factor, site; ON" b'oyl; from e.
rixhi price. Address Ownor. T. 3:s;. coz.
~ tch
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Co,npany
S,incrscding Schedule of turiI -. I0ii.
schedule subject e. Change without

Schedule subject 10 Change Nithout
Notice.
Trains leave Richmond $3.50 \. NJ. Il. \
NJ. bB 4. ~. y, A. "2lp 4. NJ. ii A. NJ
IT, 81. r. NJ. 3 II. ~. l., T. H. 40 l..
NJ. Gl;sc NJ ~" +. NJ, bS l.. ~. 10 n,
Trains leave Ashiand $50 4. ~. o., ~.
NJ, s \. NJ. b9 y. NJ 10 a. NJ. '"il a. ~
IT. P Bs:!6 ~ H. NJ Miro y g. ;i f. A. M
.P. NJ, ba J.. Nj, ~ L. NJ. -
bCnrries baggage. daily except Sunday.
seSunuayS UuIy,
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PAINTING AND pAI'EitlNti
CARPET CLEANING.

GARRETT CLEANING.
..... r!s"n ai,i store your vi. 81, ,nL
'Ebs We gn3ruuic- trs!n aEti:.s, mo ms
". !reG Richardson. me. -.u, Mes;
Ns'i street. iaiiuoirh 81?
i-i:i ~ reno.atn :our chtp-ts ANA rugs
W" RiNc stttsiHCtion suarantcru Phone
::Alnp;rn ;"".; central tlca fitns Co..
- u North fttih Street. Richrn" Via.
'AkfiHfS and rugs cleaned. Satisfaction
:, narrntee... Phone Madison :ls2. W.
". Mul!eN y 90. III North First.
OLD rugs and carpets maze over into new
w W. Anseley & Co. III Nortn FIRST
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HENEICO TRANSFERS

Five Dceds of bargain and Sale,
Amounting to s:.G6".
T.. Z. Burke. trustee. TO Eliza beth
v. Lee. l0l-. acres. Tuckahoe District.
Tax 81. $40
Greater Richmond Realty Company.
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FOR S.Ai.Is-Ilor.c..

CRu LIS STA Notwithstanding. i.very
sale nn'. eNcnanEe stables: nors.s ana
mcics To-! Eiie by Gay month .tycIl-
mattel norscs and mares ami nulcs: aIwaya
Oh hand i"r shlr. Must he "a repr, senttI
or money rcfunurU. Is South fcnIn Street.
fDE aHi.. II hrad ut ruuics that ~. r.. ti>-,,
all summer ri ITO ronv tr"cis at Fur-SI
!!!ti Park. These ponies a SCUM. .Ja..
tNoi"ughig broke Tor children 60 riuv anu
drive .rd VIII 80 sold c!i-an: also ~ lc..u
50" per pair NJ. All this .toci; s,d uuu.r
i'iII Sii"rtnt.r Can he seen a; rIoWIu .U's
IiAL>itr Stables. ~ South Fifteen stree,
FOL. sale. ;-Nrar-O!d horse. harness AMI
buggy. Apply :llG Tav!or
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nusrIxGs RELEASE DEEDS.

one Deed OF Release, AneuntlnG
to S47O.
George j. Benson, trustee, to H. L..
Golsan ct ais, 32X120 feet south line
OF Bellvue Avenue, being lot I. block
II. plan OF B.llvue. September IS,
1916: $40.
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Richmond & Ra1oahanno:i tY:tly


SEAHOARi AlK LINE RAILWAY.
THE Progressive Railway Of the South.'
S"uihbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
n,"Gu naily; ga" y. NJ. lucnl: 1880 L. NJ.
>I.ep"ra AMI cohChes to Jacksonville: l2.tJ
\ II; coaches And slecpers tn iarksonvllle.
hthntu and BirininfhIm: 6:3J u. NJ.
coaches and s,eepers to Jacksonville: 1894;
y NJ. sleepcrn To Atlanta. BirminEhan
Jacksonville. Tampa and coaches to Jack
souville.
Richmond daily: 100 \. NJ. S.3e \. NJ
local. 9: 40 q. AZ, a:a1 T. NJ.
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RAILROADS
Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Ry.
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad OF thr South.
EEElt("rINE SEPT % lnlR

ETFECTIVE SEPT. %. 1918
TRAINS LEAVE: RICHMOND DAILY.
Tor Florida nn' south; s:i5 A. 81. and
go" +, NJ. l.:J 4. NJ.
= FER T9ris'k: ssi;iS, NJ, ego a NJ. 400
y. NJ i!Du l.. A.. s:S5 +. NJ.
"r rs!frsE Jus :; H. u s:a 81 T. S;i M M
r. ~. 400 T. NJ. t+I9 r. NJ; 500 p. NJ.
For Goiash"ro and Fayetteville: 'i:o0 r.
For liopewcli: a:la \. NJ. .il5 p. NJ.
sass l.. NJ.
Hi$ ~. X; I;iI y. A.: SAG a., N. 40
go. l.. NJ. ,:!1 +. NJ, $500 4. NJ. Il:4U
- NJ
Except sunday. FSunday only.
Tim" OF arrival ana departure and
ErCtions mot guaranteed.
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FOR s.AI.E.-vEiiICI.i:s.


..c.. wagons ~ i.ictailsu!, E:u=.. "a
Brn"a Avenue. painting. Scpa:::n.
-rrt"r III. H"-k. Madison 1897.
WE have foS more uIegies. Surveys -ld
Tuna bout. that must hr sold. cyTry on. 4.
coat. Come early end get your piv.: while
th-: last. Several second hGnu hu.Sics At
:olir own rric- several Ford ioaLe;"r
bottles cheat. y Meyers Som. al Fast
cary.
FOR SAFE. second hand top delivery
wagons, 81; aud t.i; ,"o-horss farm
wagon with body. good new, 81. =! so :,
new line ~ Dayton. grocery and farm
wagons. bnsxi.S. surreys and ruha boats
see bargains IN vehicles. Thomas IL
Duh. 4; Co. @i Brook Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19

w ITED-virhinta CORPORATION wants ton
"a i3 Bile .tOck snlesn"u FOR Iirr, min
Ne; yiand nnd Washinyt"n ID. g.. WITH
sm!ty TO promote the sale OF their capital
'..oSk. AttihyslEc proposition to huSteik.
George 9. nohcin. Clarendon. Va
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-29
RED BANDANA
CATCHES THE EYES
OF QUAKER LASS

He certainly was pretty boy. He
sported the best military form Of any
soldier In the Seventh regiment. The
red bandana handkerchief tied about
his head, set him off right.
Three Richmond girls believed he
was just right. Soon a pleasant little
filtration was on between the pretty
trooper and the Quaker girls.
Comes along brutal warrior,
snatches off the handkerchief, expos
ing bald pate and a fringe Of gray
hair. The girls looked sheepish. and
the trooper muttered sulphurous Ian
guage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-29
BRAVE Troopers
ASK RELATIVES
TO SAY PRAYERS

Here are few samples Of the mes.
sages members of the Seventh New
York sent home from Richmond yes
terday: ....u
r. L-Seeing a good bit Of America
but am tired. ~ L.
F. K.-Pretty hard life on rails. r. S.
Rev. c. k.-Pray for us all. L. X.
L. P.-I won't forget you. D. R. w.
F. W.-Believe me we are having
an awful ride C. B.
Master H. S.-Be a good boy and
will bring you some, souvenirs. J. T.,
NJ. Best wishes and pray for all
Of US G. U.
S. D. O.-Am feeling fine. Cheer up.
l.. H.
J. Dts long way to Browns
vile. B. z.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-29
FouLKE JOINS COLONEL:
WILL SUPPORT HUGHES

criticised the Democratic platform
plank by plank to show exactly why he
could not support that party this year
Asked II he would resign from the
Progressive ticket as candidate for
Joint representative from Wayne and
Union counties. Mr.. Foulke said that
he would make no comment on that
question at this time. Foulke said he
believed Roosevelt was the greatest
statesman alive, and that he had done
a wonderful thing in suppressing his
personal desires in order TO reach the
larger good" through the support Of
Hughes and the downing of the Wilson
administration.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-29
Is PATIENTS ADDED
TO COLONY WORKERS

Twenty-Five more patients CO Last.
haven were taken to the colony farm
today. This makes a total OF fifty
five persons who are working in the
open during the summer. They are
divided into three centers
Dr. s. f. Smith said today that the
work has been very good this year
and that the crops which have been
well tended are progressing nicely.
Those who get to work on the col
ony enjoy the exercise and take an
interest in it, Some are permitted to
stay all summer and others are shift
ed back and forth.
A patient requires much less atten-
ton when on the colony than when
confined at the hospital. DR.. Smith
explains this as being due to the fact
that they have something to occupy
their minds. Such work under careful
supervision is a great aid to cure.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-29
Contrasts Troop Trains
With Cars in Civil War

These boys have got palaces to
what we had when we left for the
front in '61," Argus c. Ogborn, a
veteran of the Civil war, said last
night when the troop train came
through Richmond.
I'VE were piled into box cars as
tight as we could go, and the trains
were very slow. Lots of times we
were required to hike long distances
across the country where the rail
roads did not make functions. Other
times we took steam boats Every
imaginable means was used to get
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-29
BUSINESS HOUSES
CLOSE FOR FOURTH

Although no public celebration is
being planned In Richmond for the
Fourth, all business houses, with the
exception of cigar stores. drug stores
and soda fountains will close.
Many of the residents will go to
various celebrations which will be
held at points within limited distances,
others Will spent the day picnickjng,
and some will spend the day quietly
In their homes
number of the smaller towns Of
the county are planning celebrations.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-29

there. 1t probably took us longer to
get to our assigned places in the south
than it will take these boys to get
across the country from New York to
Mexico.
Nothing pleases a Civil war veter-
an better than to see these enthusiast
tic turnout for the boys. Their treat
ment by the railroads is the best that
can be afforded on such short notice,
just as our treatment on transportation
was the best possible. | don't know
who is the happiest over this demon
stration, the boys for whom it is given,
or the old veterans"