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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
UNIDENTIFIED AMERICAN
MURDERED BY VILLA BAND
Body, Nficr Ecipg Robbed Of Cloth-
ing and Naluahies, Placed
ON bonfire.
WOMAN THNONN INTO FIRE
AD Foreigners Caught by Bandits.
Except japanese aud Germans.
Put to Death-Corp>cs Of Thirty
Five GypSics Seen by Roadsidc.
WOMAN Tt,s;oUN INTO FIRE
fBy Associated rrsss. j

I'll IASo. TEN, November i9-Ar
unidentified American Was Killed when
II Villa band took JimiuoI uno rntr
Americans we're seen uu,tcr q guard or
bandits At rHrral duriua villas occu-
patton of that town. according To re-
ports believed b. Pc !crni agents t. hc
authentic brought To tn. border hs
r.fuu S-s.
Refugees furtner state that the dis
irict between 'arrnl and Jimncz mas
been cleared by Whats followers Of
more than 200 Chinese. Tho American
killed at JnmiucX was d.scrIDrd 'as
about sixty years old, and known 10
be from Torrcou on hi. way ,o CHI
huthua City. lic WA. murdered. said
III" REFUGEES; in the .Iirlnez Hotel and
ms body lay for some time IN from; OF
the building, When after being rottcd
OF clothing and vaiuahlcs, II was
placed on bonfire.
The same refugees say that -vo
Mexican women Eao had married
chinese and their five half-caate chi!-
hrcn were found ana thrown alive intn
the tire IN sight OF the crowd The
bodies OF seven murdered Chinese. ac-
cordins TO tn" same authority. were
seen III the streets II tho town
Two McXic;,ns vino escaped from
rarral affirm that they saw four Amer
leans there under a Villa guard They
raid these men had lived in the town
adding that they hcH"d tho Amcricans
working 1t Aware Mines got away.
Another rcpS't brought to the border
was that tho bodies of thrtv.fiv.
gynsies OF both SEXES wcre seen on the
roadside ncar rarral. murdered and
robbed by Villa bandits
Nh foreigners that Villa mas caught.
except the Japanese and Germans,
nave been put to death, the reports
agree. ana even the Germans ave said
10 nave suffered at least in the in
stahc" Of Theodore Iiocmullcr Of Par
RAJ! Various reports Of iiocmulicr's
death have been received more during.
the last week.
The Chinese arc called Tho heaviest
sufferers The fact that none are TO
tie Seen in the district ia which they
formerly DID large mercantile bust
ness Is taken hy the refugees rs proof
tha' al, numbering over 200, met tho
Fate ~ the Chinese caugh. IL, Parral
aud Jimincz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
DECISION TO CONTROL
FOOD PRICES IS POPULAR
No Other Action in Great Britain
During War Commands Such
Instant support.
ENTIRE PRESS WELCOMES PLAN
Almost Only Criticism Is That iu-
thorities should Have Taken
Charge Of Situation Long Ago.
No Signs OF Shortage Apparent.
IBy Associated Press

LONDON. November la-No other
government action IN Great Britain
during the war has commanded such
Immediate and almost unanimous Sup>
port as the decision to control supplies
and prices. Virtually the entire press
welcomes the scheme. Almost the only
criticism expressed is that the authori-
ties should have taken charge Of tho
nations food supply long ago. although
the rationug of the population on tho
German system appears Yet i'm
probable.
one Of the troublesome features Of
the situation IS how to equalZc mat
ters between the rich and the poor. On
the theory of equality OF sacrifice for
All. which il popular war watchword.
the newspapers are making scusa-
ton Of luxurious menus III fashionable
restaurants and homes. The limitation
Of restaurant meals 20 three courses is
20 ne discussed bv the coufcrccs OF
Walter hunciman. president OF tho
Board Of Trade. with hotels and res
taurant managers on Wednesday,.
7" the casual observer there are no
signs OF food shortage.
II still IL possible TO get n good dim
ner or luncheon in London cheaper than
it could be obtained in New York he
fore the war.
\ course dinner II Il good hotel costs
or shillings. The poorer house
Keepers. who buy in small quantities.
feel tho pinch, since general retail
prices average nearly 20 per cent
higher.
In the meantime. the workman's
beer remains almost sacred Notice
has been given BY n small group OF
members Of the House of Commons
that they will press for prohibition OF
the manufacture of alcoholic beverages
but this has excited no popular re-
Spouse.
Prohibition proposals are very few.
Dnc argument constantly raised against
drink restriction in Great Britain is
tnnt IF the fanatics have their way. n
fight Will bc necessary after the war
for the people IN regain their lihcrtics"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
CHAUTAUQUA OF SOUTH
Is TO BE ESTABLISHED
Plant Comparing Fnvornbly With That
Of Parent Organization *
Contemplated.
ny Assoc!at"d Press.

Nv Associated Press,
WASH lNGToN, November lG--Estan-
iishmcnt at some central Southern city
OF the tshautauqua OF the south STINT
lar 10 the institution that has grown IN
on tho shores of Lake Chautuuqua ~
y. as been decided on at "A conference
here Of officials Of the Southern Confer
rncc for Education and Industry al the
Chauiauqua institution.
l'!anS announced to-day said n planr
comparing iavorably with that OF the
parent organization erected ut Il cost or
seooo.ooo, was contemplated go fur
ther the educational progress Of the
SOUTH
~br. II. i. Johnson. Of Rock H!l. :. G.
president "f Winthrop Normal AMI In
dnStr!at College, and the retiring prrsi-
deaf .! the National Educational As
ISOLATION, was elected president Of tho
new body. other officers are: H.. T. Will
lneham. Macon Ca. treasurer: Dr A.
!. H"ur!and. executive secretary OF rho
southern Conference for Education and
Industry; Governor Charles Henderson.
Of Alabama: y. y Murphrcc. president
Wnof,er, dean OF the Department 81
Education. University 81 ';"ors;ia ~
Charles Il. Wclch, Wcsthcld. y. ".
judge William l.. kansomc. OF The New
York City Court, aud William Dunham
Foster. 81 New York directors
The next session of the southern Con-
fcrcncc Tor Education and Industry viii
he held IN Macon. Ga. next March, and
tn" hrst assembly Of the ncw Chaut&t.-
qua VIII be held al the same time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
CARRUTHERS CASE TO BE
CALLED THIS MORNING
TUT frini VIII probnhi. liz POSTPONED
." Give Time for Further InvrsiI-
Entinn or Ills Wifc's Charges

nv case against George NJ Car
ru;hcrs charging him with ATTEMPTING.
10 poison his wife. viii hc called TODAY
before Justice trutchGcld Mt is high
~ probable. however. that the c:Aso
VIII he continued for further luvcsti-
cation The arrest al carruthers nc-
CURED late saturday night. and neither
the defense nor the prosecution has had
any time to prepare for the prelimi-
nary hearing.
'arruthcrS spent Saturday night
away from home, and yesterday 70
rrrSf"i that policeman accompany
MN 10 ms home for short while 10
ste that nothing n"t of tho ordinary
occurred. lie said l. wished Ia chang.
his clothing. An officer was assigned
- 60 with him from the Second po-
Hoe Station
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20

tp!t rent. well ,trh,~I. attrac,sv urniyt-d
-. ,,.,;.' niih'; 10. EA'.'; l'satrr
t"n'ra Also st"rnr" room IN coiiar Re,
>oInbl' rent. l--h Fourth Avenue Highland
LALL.- Ihnnn l.an,iuluh ill--J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. John T.. Don J.cnyy,

MIS- JONN T. lNON l.cav.. WIDOW of
John +. bon l.cavy, for many wears a
member OF the Board ct Aldermen from,
Clay Ward, died sunday morning al
81" Q o'clock 1T tho Retreat for the
Sick, aged ffly-two years She had
h"cn IN bad health Tor some time, and
the end was not unexpected The body
was taken yesterday To the residence.
North Davis Avenue
She is surNlTcd hy two sons r. a.
and y. y. Don Leayy
The funeral services will be held on
tuesday morning 1T 10 o'clock al Tie
sacred Heart Cathedral. and Tie in
tcrment viii he made in Nj. calvary
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
HELP WANTED-Fcmalc.
SITUATION WANTED-,IaIe

WANTED s"rvnnt for .n,nny grown pcr
s"ns Good pa. Apply to-day. e-!'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20

MIR cHKiSfoPiiEl; Il. GAIsNETT having
accepted appointment as chairman OF the
virginia STATE Corporation Commission has
Withdrawn from the law firm al cabcli
.iuructt " cahcil. of which he was q mem.
Der. effective N"Ncinhor Ii. 1910 Mr. T.
~. e. Cahcll ana Mr.. K. r., Cahell. the other
nt":uhcrs ~ the firm. will continue the prac-
ticc Of law. with offices at S0l-S03 Mutual
lGii,iins, under the arm name OF cabcll X
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
CHARGED WITH THEFT
loIorrd Girl Accused Of Taking aud
Wearing Goat and Later
Returning u.

Sergeant johnson and patrolmau
Kidd 81 the First Police Station. ar
rested Phoebe trump. Colorcd. yeStcr-
day morning, charged with entering !.
room IN the rear OF ll3 North TWENTY
hiih street and stealing Il coat valued
At Sl6 and 81 IA cash. The owner Of
tho coat Swprc out a. warrant chare-
ing lis me 'ru'Yp woman with The theft.
SIC sa!a shc Saw the crump woman
wearing the coat down IT the market.
engaged her ~ conversation and found
nGt where she lived. Tho coat was
found on the back porch The following
IaS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
The Kind Of Mules You Want

-,.t'. ihS'n: 2eGnlss ! nav. al kinds, large
~ hisu nav" SIX ponies !rit II tn. stock
! ..cd a. Forest ii!!! Park tia, viii sell
~ t.'i fl"winHn~ Transfer stables ~
- IN 1Itt,e,lth Srrn.i-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
Motor Cur Turns Over

\ car being driven by Gtmes Rlount.
OF .2"a Beverly Street turned over
yesterday near the corner az Sycamore
ana beverly streets Mary Biouni. the
six -ycar-"id daughter of Mr.. Rlouut.
had her arm broken pr. Lewis treated
tn" little girl, and she was carried
home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
PoIicemnu II uoblrd

Mounted Fatrolman T. j. MoXey. Of
the Second Police Station, reported
yesterday the loss Of his raiuroat and
cape The coat was stolen from his
saddle while his horse was tied near
the corner Of 81. James and FcSs Streets.
IL WAS valued at $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
MEETINGS

TIE. ATLANTIC LAM hND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY.
ONCE Of the Secretary.
NOTICE is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting OF stockh"ldcrs 81 The
will be held Mt the Office OF the company
At Byrd street Station. IN the city OF Rich J
November. 1916 at I2;30 o'clock r. NJ
IL. l.. BORDEN. Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
IT'D WANTS

, Ssn.; TT ss' ;s'S;s@
,nma 1sIisnm9ntd or CHARGED a, The counter
,%s Sisa :SyISI;H1 '% %II y issis
Viii 80 ciiNEG. III. ~" Cory Y."E "Ei-N'
RATE &.,E LINE.
Minimum SPACE. lines
SUNDAY ana DAILY Insertions. :, cea,s
CoNSEcC'rls 4. irs.rtions. - cents
Situations Nunted-ainie and female
J time DAILY o. SUNDAY. cents i nae
Times within one Meek. 10 '.!ia I. line.
s.n ~ 70 Tho, mo inch .id III. motJ, 20 IA" me
oo Co no, S1.I I'D .ssr =
ILLUSTRATIONS FOR It'd. WANT ADS
rnt following Times Dispatch branch OF.
Ads. aie acuepIed 10y u ,nt me a. pa' M
iSEuiar oEico rates. which are gwen above:
Wi-sr ot roUsiIEE STREET
Ncsi End Pharmacy. 23:i W. cary Street
!, SANod"'s Dro@ Store. Flood Ave. ana
MA,rinyr,r , Drns store. 90, Grove, Ave
.M:ish.s DRUG Co.. ln.,. Lonuar,u aud
toy's Usu. store. Alien 49,. .na ,;r,.,.
A!en Avenue Pharmacy. Alien A.c. ana
aiss T.us Sue IS 50 = '" ..i Mnln IT, st,
uuincI!s Drug s strSs q. - IS b htnt 81;
~. t. A"T y Dros.. DrooA Ave anu clay
,Iarrant Drug Store. roushee ana Broad
EAST or foUsnEE sTHLEr.
isar nass sii,x. u "a a nlgaa =,
Wallis DruE Store Film I aMa MAI M"rsaii
$%a1;si S$Ssi.;; =? &S''9 Jun ;,
4 hur ~: shiid f.".;,, = y Eish,een,h St.
,,s Miiii..mss Pharmacy. twenty -nrs, ana
.n s1r tnSI, Dug co:npa",. Ywen,y-,h,rd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
FOR IsJ.NT--l'lats

FOR rent 5.r"ou apartment. Furnished or
GhiuiA.sh"l. at Monroe Terrace. rhnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

] have bought Harry Clarks grocery stock
at 700 West Main Street. AMI will not
he responsible for any debts contracted nv
him after October IS. 1915 BILLS must be
presented to me before November 30. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20

FINE MAIZE. nEATTIFUI. TONE. PER
s.ySsiEs Viii. Sell ;Gi. NAr 'n nNnoAAi An
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20


SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
New York. october 20 1916.
To the Stockholders Of Southern Rail.
way Company:
NpTl'E - hereby given. that gem
crIl meeting of the .toch h OlderS Of
Southern halfway Company has been
called by the board Of directors and
wtli be held 1T the principal office OF
the company in tie Times dispatch
Building. in the city Of Richmond Va
Oh FRIDAY the 5th day Of January
l3!,. ut l" o'clo,o in the forenoon. for
~" purpose Of considering and taking
action concerrinE the creation OF Il
mortgage upoi the railroads and othcr
property. securities and franchises of
'Ac company. Ia bc d.Sl gnatod the re-
iundinH a.yd Improvement MORTGAGE
ara the /. sue and sale of gold bonds
thereby secured. limited IN amount to
S"oo"o",""u at amy time outstanding.
70 be ISSUED from time 10 time in let
tered series. maturing ON such dates
not tatcr than October L. 1899 and
bearing Interest 1T such rates rs shall
be fixed 10y the board AZ directors with
respect 10 each series, and for the pur-
pose 81 considering and taking all
such other or further action In respect
20 III" creation Of said MORTGAGE :,;,,.
tac ISSUE :id sale Of said bonds as may
come before the meeting. Including APP
proving III: form and provisions OF
sand mortgage, approving q plan for
tho exchange OF the dcvelopncut and
general inortgagc per cent bonds Of
the company for bonds bearing higher
interest secured by said rcfundiuI and
sihpf"ycincnt mortgage, and approving
ali action taken 10y the board Of dircc-
tors III the premises. and for the pur-
pose oi tfanStcting such other business
rs lawfully and properly may he
brought before the meeting
The transfer books IF both pre-.
ferrcd and common stock VIII be closed
~ O'Clock Il. II. on December 8. 1916,
ana VIII nc re"pcacd ut 10 u'cloci. a.
VI. on January .. i9i7
~ order u the Board IF Directors.
t. 81 WYNN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
Richmond & Chesapeake
Bay Railway Company

Effective December l. trains will be
operated between ltichmond and ASH
schedule: Week days. leave Richmond
:. ). p. 10 y; NJ. }, $50. 6:ao. 7:i0. =.
A. NJ, >, l. 5:2O. SEQ. 7:I0. ii l.. III:
sundays. leave richmond ). 10 A. NJ. /.
:. ,. /, $40. $50. 9, IL l.. NJ. leuvc
:\.hiani 4, \; ~. !: ~, !. :. 3. 4,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
FOR SlI.i,.-I',rms.
FOR RENT-Furnis,,cd Houses.

tt HNiSHED huus". w"s, Franklin: hot,
water heat Wi, rent Tor long Tar shot,
=. = ~ ~ :. 80. ear. r.n"s-Dtsp
FOR REST--.Iparincu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
SITUATION NANTt.D-.cmalc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. hrsi-ciass MOTOR truck salesman.
Apply III person IL. - King Motor Corp.
so West Broad street.
WANTED. salesman ~ sell automobiles.
y ldrc-1 u - l!"N SO
WANTED, travelling salesman. one that
invest 800 none need answer. unless
they have tn" ability and cash. Address
e COZ. Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20

FOR sale. IN Newport News the most
prosperous city In Virginia We Offer nice
ship.yard in America. Feed about eighty
people for dinner. Low price. Easy terms
Also tobacco. cigar. soft drink. news and
shoe shine stand hest location in this
city. Money maker. Only se.l0o Rent just
So. Write for particulars aud about tho
good times ahead here. S"mmcrviIic Trust
90. Inc, Newport News, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
T.. i. SCHMIDT < co.
Real Estate Auctionccrs
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or \
NHk1 lli:SiiiABLE STORE AND
bWEIIING.


X;;;EY nEslEAHiE sTGE'E AND
DWELLING.
Hy, virtue OF certain deed Of trust
dated September :. 1918. ana recorded
III the clerks office of tn" Richmond
Ehanc"iy Court. in u. Il. :3i-D page
payment OF a portion OF the debt Sc
cured thereby, and having been re-
CURED by the beneficiary Hereunder so
10 do, |, the undersigned trustee, Will
on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1915.
1T J.. NJ
on the premises proceed To sell that
improvements thereon, living and being
III the city Of Richmond State of Nir-
Sinia. and more fully described as fol-
lows: commencing ~ the northwest
thence running westwardly and front
inS on the north line OF y street
thirty-onc t3l) feet and nine 90 inches,
ana running back from said front and
boundary, being the western limo OF
Twenty third StrceO. forty-sevcn dG)
feet and siN Co inches.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs OF sale; IN taxes due and accrued.
SIS. AuGust :. 1916. S2.: September Z,
1916. S2a: October Z, 1916. $50 Novcm-
bcr>1, 1916, SO, and any residue OF pur-
chase money I" be applied 10 the pay
trnst in orGcr of their priority: and amy
further residue n six and twelve
months With = pct lent interest: all the
Il. T. SCHMIDT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20

out Of city dc"itSs q Responsible position
Ia o.itc Df H..Iahl. i;Ich!nauj iirn! tacern-
Der i. Address /. ~. care Times Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
BY j. L.. CARSEAL & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
1107 Floyd
7 Avenue.
We will. by request. offer at public
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 90,

al o'clock y. NJ,
This very desirable. Well-built, ten
room brick dwelling, which was built
for u home ana has every convenience
ard Improvement.
Phone our Office, and we will show
the property to prospective purchasers.
Liberal terms Will be announced at
time OF sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
l.OPul Rainfall.

Rainfall! last twenty four hours Non
Deficiency in rainfall since March
................. ........ a.
Deficiency in rainfall since Jam
nary ] .............. Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
FOn SALi:--Iicll Estate

fo's sai" an III" coz tire w.St IItnp-
, .'h. near 'puur! ,lub. b"autltlt building
i",< Easy t"rm3 Address - ST.. car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
C7HEgLENIlNE AgcH0N CO..
~ MOOR PORAIED
els EAsT BROAD So
AUCTION SALE

VI
coal CARTS; WAGoHs, HARNESS.
HORSES. EIEcTRlC MOTOR, OF
ticE FURNITURE. ETC.
by virtue OF a certain deed of trust
from l.ync n Harris. Inc. TO the under
siEned trustee; dated July 3, 1916. aud
recorded in the clerks Office Of the
Chancery Court OF thc city of Rich
mond. Va" and TO satisfy certain exc
catioSs In the hands of w H. Wyatt
Jr.. High Constable City Richmond, we
Viii sell at public auction. on the
premises, No. 9l6 Oak Street,
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER -. 1915.
At o'clock l.. NJ.
the following articles described in said
deed of trust, viz: five Coal Carts. four
single Wagons. two Good Draft
Horses, one Electric Motor one Saw
:nrrc sets Single Harness. ono SGT
Double Harness. one Dalton Adding
Machine. one Columbia Typewriter
TWO Desks. one Iron Safe and amy
other articles found on the premises
belonging /" the abovc-named coryo-
ration necessary 10 ratisfy afo.esa i'll
executions.
TERMS: Cash.
T. V. FARlNIIuI.T,
Trustee.
w. II. WYATT. III.
lilEG Constable CITY Richmond
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co. INC,
huctioncers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
"cul Observation. at : y. VI

Temperature. A.: humidity, Sc; wind
direction. south: wind velocity, none
weather. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
RAILROADS
Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Ry.
leave Richmond Leave Petersburg
. ~. VI. Or. VI. ~ 30 4. NJ. 6:JS T.. NJ
a. II. S5:45 r. 1885 \. 81. B:3S l.. NJ.
~ ~. Al. III l.. NJ. S:2S n. NJ. 81 :O5 l.. VI.
III n. ii. i. NJ. : 10 :o5 ~. NJ. 1880 u. NJ.
dig VI. - y. NJ. III $50 n NJ. D:35 T.. 81.
y. NJ. ~ L. NJ. IL 80 4. NJ. sp:iu l.. N.
I. NJ. III T.. VI. sl:35 L. VI. Ilil0 Il. NJ.
~ l.. VI. sl2 I. NJ. 2:35 J.. NJ. l2:ij \. NJ.
sBaxEaGe. 1I.iinlted. +Wcek Dass Only.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Trains Leave i;ichnoud--Muin 81. station.
Sthe.uis iSures not suarantced. For the
cADrcSs. pur!or buffet car. q l.. NJ, express;
ii.is +; NJ. express: sleepinS car open: 800
city and Hunaio June lon-wc,k days.
York River Line-S:lo l.. ~, Steame.
ruin. except Sunday connecting Tor Baitt-
more u'nrlor c.r). 1885 A. NJ and AIS
T. NJ. daily. local
Trains Arrive i:ichmond--Fron the South:
i;V y. ~ and $40 y. NJ. 80" r. A.. $50
from West roint $50 i. ~, except Mon
.hn!cc 9ni T.. Main 81 pkono S,.IiIsnn 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
The Weather
Furnished Nv 4. y. Weather Hurcnu.l
Local Temperature.
Weather Burcnu.)

IL noon temperature. ......... -
y. NJ. temperature ... 81
Maximum temperature to : y. NJ -
Minimum tcmpera turc to = l.. NJ -
Mean temperature ............ 10
Normal temperature ............ Is
Deficiency in temperature. ...... Il
Deficiency i'll temperature since
March .................... 3o7
Accumulated deficiency since Jan
uary ........... observation-disclosures. lG2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20

In tn" clerks office Of the chancnrv
Court. Of III" city of Richmond Va:
&. q. Alien. who su.g
n. t. Lawrence 81 ais
T.. X. Harris. who sues.
vs..
n. q, Lawrence ct ais
L. Charles . Sayill". clerk Of the
Court. do certify that the bond required
by the above decree OF tho special com
m!sSioncrs has been duly given
of November. 1916
CHAS. o SANII.I.E. Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
iiy direction OF the owner. ! will
III At public auction. on the prcmis es

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1916.
at 1880 o'clock A. NJ
The abov. farm of HE acres OF
good land, about 10 acres being III cul-
t,tai:on, tho balanc" being IN woods.
good orchard. running water. large
q cling. ninc rooms; good twn-story
barn. etc. This is nm unusually al
l.i,c,ivc farm, and htins 50 near the
lily and fronting as il does on one OF
t!.c best roads into Richmond, should
attract Investors, business mcti, as we'll
- farmers. 1t has rcccatly come into
possession Of thc present owner. and
VINO. having no use fo! il. mas instruct
t. Ia sell.
Til" personal property consists OF the
crop 81 Coru, Fodder. Horse. Cow.
iull, Brood Sow. % Hens, Wagons
surrey, DISH. Hay Rake. Double Corn
Guitiyator and Il varied assortment OF
Flows. Cultivators. Implements and
Tools.
TERMS: ON personal property "a sh.
and as 10 the real estate. onc-third
cash and the balance in one, two and
three years. deferred payments bear
in.; tuicres; and secured by decd Of
trust
\. l.. hpAMSON.
Auctonccr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-20
Seaboard Air Line Railway COMPANY

The Progressive Railway of the SOUTH"
Southbuund trains scheduled 10 leave
Itichmuna daily 500 -. NJ, local To Nor
iaata AMI Jacksonsil!e: e:S5 T., M. coaches
coaches: l.:i5 a. 81. aleepers. Atlanta. Biz
minXhaIn jacksonville. Tampa. and coaches
ia cissonStilc.
Northlound trains scheduled 10 arrive