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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

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who ara In sn@ aA@Ths2 f0F farnA A@m a
aAsh#R 1a9 = kss2aKa hGsae a8 a@ au ia+
vas&Ea@ak Nka @A0hmohd ViraaAaAa
uail pAMs@ gva Ia s~aaA villa s~iaahl~
Am@Aasm wha hAv@ o r@pmtmtt@a xwg ass
aaa AMsams@s oa shs @aa@F@.~
IM@ MasshsSasaa wiFWaaaan A@@ NV
Aaassa gaT saiss AaA thsa @srwAa@ Aa tvF
ana sais purpose VI pFae@u&sax to sw@aa
asM In ~ mF AS geS@Ahl@, fweam l@aa
ana development companies whass
operations a9s n@s ssgactly dependable
rhim tssxuFsm gae@ ~ yUax~ fwg sha
aaAfna. Aaa readers VII sha var@tusAn
ara smwsg@a 10 await themselves ~ ssks
WMMm e@Fvs@m
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION aA14n
0E
A VALUABLE TRACT or LAND IN
nEMMUpA DISTRICT CAKsF Ess
FGExso COUNTY. ON TnR COURT
HOUSE ROAD. NEAR sr0p NO. a.
on RICHMOND AND PErMMsnIFMa
@IsHxgNIc RAILWAY
W. virtue az . asussa ~ sac CHgsals
Ceart as tha Ceaaty or Chs@seraeia,
suit os vtraaal@ 4. BAKER "a w, W
haps0a ana others. sill eH@r faF
sale e@ the premises ga
N'wanAv. ArAaa. T. ssa@
AZ aAxs@SM r. "a
sh&g tract of land containing Iaa u
acres. Rlor@ % lasA sHa EeoatinM aa
e. Courthouse Raaa. gaaalaN back ia
sac AtlAasfa Coast H&u@ Railroad
asa u eeutsaoaix kaewa as pAFs ct fh@
eAa "neaa@n k'AeFn-
rata iana has aeua ssFs@m % sua
atas yates @aa considerable weed a
veFY small part IL cleared laAa. bat t.
saA b readily sat 40 saka #m@ll@g pMr
ssis "a viii make a seed FARSI.
gN&kAA 0na fourth 81 ina pagehA#@
prtaa lm SASH gh~ bAA@a@@ Is khga# aaaaa
asxneMk. as s. ~ sAA Ks moAshs FreaA
lA@ day ~ sals La aaae~ 81 ta@ RaF
WhAs@w vita la&wx9sk fxssu ina aAs tx
@aie &m& tlala T@t@iaaa amG8 8a@a y
directed VI tAs u9ae2 o. tas purchaser
nay mAAs a@sA a. tg0~k s~0AFtaw
taa deferred aAx assats ana aatAaa as
#aa8 w p@Y aiA e~ah
Law " hass1 II ". NoSsxA
special Na@A 81 tsAtgMaes
kAuA@@ WI e&ATeaM3As A@At1@Aseks
rWasrahaFA, Va
tFeF fwygAef lmEuTmassea eatt sn she
A1@tiaaassB
A@gohs aarkifv faag tAwKMaaa Il
Fo@A commissioner h@A skswh Bend A.
required Ia Aais W Nls9saae 4 naAag
49, w NJ MaeaNa aaH asAaN@
RAftIp n sshsaMAI4.
kst&Fk
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sMAa.Hn rfss.rxmA 49,.

+ GsafrlS4 68aK&Na. f@s@maAy ealy
*flally skesps Nandss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
- 80 nAIEMAN.

PRmaa8~T Carrier ~ fhe s@ma&a
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION
B. Following sehednis Figures
published az Information aaa net
guaranteed
6.aa 4. M-Daily loeal Tor Danwfgls.
81 40 A. tly--Ltrnitsa~~For all
points soath- Pullman buffet par2or
a8o p M.-Exssps sunaay-r.ocal
FOR chase city. Durham and inferno
alata stations
s6a r. p@afy--Fsr DanvtIl@, Az
lanta and Birmingham. win Pullman
observation sleeping car
81 IS r. II -~Daiiy-l4naitsd- all
p@1HtN south Pullman ready scoa p
" YORK RIVER LINE
f1B p. M.--pallg--Isoeai &c West
S18 r. a.--~ssaanasr trails. daily ax-
seps saaaay. for wsas potnk ard Bal
9ss 4 @Bany-L.seal 10 west
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
FROM th@ south 8A A NJ. SEQ A.
n. 3s6a p n ard $50 P "A. daily
te A ~, except Sunday.
Fwora West Point ssAe a A., s,18 r,
train kxssn Baltimore daily except
MhfranDEN DENT. q. PA
s87 Eat Ma street.. Fhcn@ MAd. s7a
aKCma ssSSD AAn mAPRAMANNOCM
RHNNEs RAILWAY Co@PAMx.
M@an aARss
. .ses @ass~@@''a' .% ssgess F"@@~~@sy'
; H ~ \ l,sissF
! saa 4. Al aiesIs a. M
Daily sxeeeG SUNDAY Daily sun
sVe~k~eaa Rsxewrmsem Ras~s an ssm-
&s@a@.
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DAl.A Al hAELs LINE 10 NORFDEah
IA sa8a p NJ. s&as y "a
Roa LENsHHUAa AND Isg9 w mNHTt
a8zs A "a *#s8 a. NJ ea1H "a
- IS = hi LEGAL se gT@wss ssak r hi
Arrive Ktahsa@na f9aas Norfolk eli 20
A 81 - IS s. Nj sec r. AZ all BE-
81 RFsH ihe W est %zgI& a NJ As8a
A. n. szl0 F, a.. s1sea p M sskf
3 M 49, % p NJ
tpally. gDaliY axsspk @anaMy ssunaay
" r. RHYfII~ " C. SAC%eERA
= =. NJ, Nwan@A&, "a. y. a. NaaEo A@
6. r. A9A&AET D r. A.. aAaanmona Va
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mmog.gaA llKns RrRusuzs

No EAanor sAesenscs T'o brewery &xe4i
&c pa@glllcxy AppAscam1a.
Beaver. Pa. April Seventeen re-
tail licenses were srantsa Ia ths de-
ct@ton handed down by Judge George
A Baldwin ln Beaver County IAc@naa
Court, ana all applications fer bgew
cry and wholesale licenses wsr@ ra-
fused
Last year tw@nsY seven rseAn and
ntna Wholesale licenses were granted
Judge Baldwin handed down a long
liae Of rules. ineiudiaa One OF 40 treat
fuN ana ne credit
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smAn1Amn ATm EEwm halfway.
TAs Progressive aH&a~s@v 81 a@@ sa@sA-
Mua4h- samnS train Scheduled 60 Leave
RlehmsnA daily. ssak A. ~. Aoaai 10
Esrl1na. aaa r. NJ sl@spwrz and
somehaa. Aslansa. Bsruia whars. lack
sanEiGss ssss r. NJ, coaches ard sleep
sra 70 Jacksonville: fs99 r. Va. Florida
Limited. tssAs A. NJ slsmpers Az
aAn&n. Bfrgninw hmHs. Jacksonville. Tam
pa. are e@mnha@ Jacksonville.
Maweh bound trains aeh@SntsS 20 mwg
ysws in Richmond daily &g8 A. w., Yg8s
A. N. aa8 A. M LEGAL sas A. NJ. s'sT
M
ww@s*8W@ as nsnma
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STOPS sgUNcuE RECOUNT.



Commission
Akuneie. Tna., April A. e'waat1a
Williams, county auditor. has re-
fused permission 10 the special anF8
mission at six attorneys ta continue.
the recount OF ballots in the rec@sa&
option el@0si0n. saying there wMM an
authority for such action. ard sha4
neither the special commission ma9
tha county commissioner kmAw
what they w@ra doing. am Auditor
Williams has personal custody Of fhm
sealed sacks containing thm na1AOsM
Williams tn a Democrat. ara hAM
bean an actlve dry leader Fr@nk
Feslsy. attorney for the wafm ana
former city judge, said that no would
object 90 ira recount II he ssaoata
discover evidence that tha @@als an
the naA@ containing eha Ballots h@A
8easA eanpaN38 With
Mandatory proceedings a@aInss Eae
a9dttor probably will ne taken. ~
the wets say the auditor Il raaraay
clerk tor the county comma Issionexa
ana must ga hmtt this ballots 80 them
for recount II they SO request
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

aAa cmsA@ " mMs@a t-,sMaA s'sy al Eaa
1853 quarters @na 4Asv gev $3.50 ha0
wkshSat ArvWwa az soF 1884 &aaaaf
rseak wv bay All rare enina ta 1919
esmta alckesm. &smsA. etc. ~ aosian@
mmd old hAliM Cash pFemsamss p@tAs
Get car large csatm Circular sag &c.
MuAkIHMAx1c RAM nsps T.. Esss
Wwr&M X&x
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AucTTos sALEm
TnusTEgs AUCTION sAxE
or
a pmsfRARLE HOUSE NEAR GLEN
Af.FsEN. VImausFA

h sEeeufion - assa - tFuss 20
ths undersigned trustees. dates orfa-
hsf 49, 1910 and racorasa ia aas slsFh 3
sWlee 81 fhs Cfreals Court ef HsnTtea
C@umtE Vifwinia. IN y, p 1888 paKa
8sa we wilL ~ ths request 81 the
netehaldsf default hawiaR been made
ie IRE payHaant ~ The sshe sbsralu A.
cured sell ~ auction. r. front % the
Henrieo Cauatv Cirenit Cear1h0uNa.,
TUESDAY. APmrI a. 1854
M Em@ ssTA@eN r 81
the real estate described im ere saia
decd as fgyiows
"AN thRt rhrtAim Ice ~ lard. mith
tha improvement thereon. knawn aH
ina Mountain Road Cottage, lYluK sra
halnw gB tba Caaney be H@nFlea, Rir~
winia. on che south a3aa ~ tha Mamn-
tain Road ab0ut mevAn hundred fT831
yards wnae of the Richmond, Fred
sFfeksburg ana Potomac Railroad.
fronting ona hundred tl5o1 feet an
fha south Aia@ ~ lhs Mountain Road.
ard extending back soathwaralg from
sald front ne right angles and between
parallel llues. ans aaaAre6 ard twelve
tlf2j feet, being the sans real sststs
which was conveyed 70 E. : Melfoa BY
1o3 CassonH by lead bearing dafs
October a. tses. asa recorded IN p p
Al A. paEs 40, ln ths Hanrt-8 Coua-
~ Coart clerks oTgee
TERMS Cash as Go cost 81 saaeut-
Ing this truat. any taxes or Insurance.
that may BE- due ans ons nots for the
sam Of ave hundred dollars with In
tsrsst from October IS 1915. nnti1 paid
Balance upon such tsrna 80 nay b8 an
nounesd az ths sale
@ p CAnDwEI4A
p J. era WORD
Trustees
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mw pw&sGAA0 n nA@Mxs
gS9@a EagaR@ a a@ss@A@m@a

TRUSTEES AUCTION aALm
OF
TWO TRANS DWELLINGS, Nos. 9st1
AND SAT- u CARRfN1ToN sTRE MT.
Sc sxaawageH sf deed ee eTu4e data
December ~. 1sss ans s@eswaea M
ths clerks seg1es az Richmond Cshan
Gerry court 70 n ia8~B page s&A. de-
fAuig AAvta8 been made tn th@ payment
ct . pcrsloa es the asht theF~ia ss~
cured. and being Repaired 80 10 Ga.
viii seiL b. anetten. on fh@ premises
on
WEDNESDAY ARAAas s. 18sss
az wsNzavA r. Va
th@ above mentioned dwellings, %
about atK raszas sseh. Let has = treat
AN& OK 81 9aeg BY a aeptA 81 ia feet.
msars 9F t@@@,
TGRMa--~Caah
a. IT, POLLARD 1n..
TNMaA@@-
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rYrawnarNma---nnvvNaAa .aE.

ssma&tas@ E@9 @v@es ms~ass~ss@@s Is
pFte@@ fr0sa sa8Aa uR cash o. v&ss
pas asents. Rank sa ns@Ath : msnth@
kF&a THEE Hneaths ren& AeNitaa
on HagVAa&s EVERY maehlaw as -
takfaa xuArAntaaA MNM4NaTAfN
TYPEWRITER COMPANY kte Mast
Matn A4FsAA
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A.1NAL NssrasM
v1NalNtA ~ Fhe musgaN0s eoINa
or EAAm CITY 90 aftstsAz0NtA
AARCn hi. GsAa

cas- ~ aaehmseA. E..ssss FAAtmtins
We saeaaf % RahltV@siaA.
M 8. hSes@As 3g ~ ale n*FaMAAats.
NNnA1AAI4lAN rAtoN + N1ssNaa.
AZ aNp@agla8 - ths eagrf taAt the
eitf 20 NteAsMAaA has tass aAs hisa In
she CLERKS exins aF knta sass4s > pa
slsivn pFaytn3 khe appalasmaat "a sani-
miara@nefA 10 Aee@esAin sha samssaaaM
gien Aaa aaAaMaam To ahe eNaafa ~ the
HAND Proposed 20 ne Aea@gsa Ksg Ia
asss. ssaaed ~ the Aaser % thn e1tN
uf hAeAmoNNs are otherwise eaakegsn
ms kg the ssMsa4e IA amsh eAAes naAaa
mma provided ANA ii rAxaher app@AFsnM
xFem amsa psEtka@n Maa IN @wsaAvak This
Aax Als& ehMs 0ask#am p3FsQna ara aassss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
NOTICE
t1stes af Treasurer
Rlahw4sssa VA AsTeA IA tafa

I@NlaAna Ne So
Nha AeaFa Il directors have fhi# aAs
declared 4 SIS sAenA a. fme aNt8aHa g344
see share. s&w aAaxe haanM aaagteHis
alv3a#ua No, 50 ga the agaEerrea
ataeN &c Ehla easapAmg RsYAhtes AArii
Aa tat@ mhaA aa@ehs Eai ~ mkatlea a.
Il Hha eipsa 81 bmsamaAm ca MArrA al.
1914
= WI xNAyEERM
Twm M4N4x
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CHEaAPTAKw h ONO nv.

cgn., LswaaAa a wsss sa.s8 q siA 90 .
Mails Lac LEGAL - e. xB o. ISIS =
James nasaT Kans s1s.sa A. ISIS >
TvNfna arrive from WIZ I'll 90 a
saas D. sssKa p. ~ Nawa, 1855 a., -
D rrasu west sasaa A. ss D. ~ 50
a.. ri 10 p Tss3 p daily frsas Char
iseaaswil1a ameaps Sunday Kreza TMWr-
Naama Ia@. Raw "a IS =. sTs1& D.
s1aA4zY HExaAne Sunday
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LEN VIRGINIA
Tn execution of 3 aeaa 81 krmas 20
tina uDaaFmiEnnA srpataa dated March
49, 1919 and recorded ia sh@ clerks
Office, Of the Circuit Court. Of HanTseo
Cnunty. virxfats. Ia p. p. 1854. p@@a
a. VIII, as the request OF tbs a0ts~
holder. default having been made In
the payment 81 tns debt therain sa~
cared, sell by auction. In froas Of tho
8sartco County Clrcuie Courthouse
TUESDAY. APRIL 4. 1919.
A4 s ssCaaeA p. NJ.
tha real asta 10 described In ths aai8
deed 80 follows
IAN thar iot 81 lana with faprov@-
gnenta thereon az Glen Allan. Meursao
County. Virgins. ennka sing acres
en- new read. runntng from Mountain
Read TO TAytog'# Station on tbs r.
p a r. r. r. said road runa nearly
parallel with the said r. r. a p p n
said Q acres fronts one acre ca east
eide Of said new road. and runs back
e&g&waraiy between parallel ltnsm sSt1
makinw the amount ~ land hers con
veyaa . acres being the wsaksrm por-
ton Of lot swmbsr 81. 80 shown BY
plat made BY T G.. Hs8s d HTos. May
"a. 1897"
TERMS Cash a. 80 cost Of sxsaue-
ing th8@ truss. any taxes or Insurance.
that may he due and eas note for
elsht huBared dollars. bearing date
March 90. ta1A with iatarest grun
asptsmhs F Va 1913, anet1 pata- Bal
Ane@ wp@n such tAFyms AZ may be an
noaneea as tha saie.
r. CRAWFORD.
trustee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Will @C@AET NV HANDSOME
APARTMENT on THE 5000 BLOCK
M0MIM EMIT AVENUE EITHER
FURNISHED OR EAEU BsSGAHEus
ROOMS AND BATH FIRST APART
MEN'r. NICE PORCH. AND DNa IfEN~
wf1NAHLV TaM HMsT BLOCK IN
THE CITY TERMS AMAsf4ASA n1. g
TO DESIRABLE TENANT AD+
Or wsa. UNUSUAL CHANCE. CARE
T1NGESTAN OFFICE
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0@8sa "a Ntgs @aMgmssH
GakN 4mM
B&eAmana. va Agell A#1A
#aagaa proposals. wsai NJ received az
thta @msea aa8N III 0NF8Sath MOON
&eNft AetA fwa eaastgaetiaM a.
wewve - Afse8 hatwaaa %NFkh AmA
aAasan NaaA
NvFas 81 proposals. eaa 80 susNtmsa
ssa application e@eeiasA ghevk faf
saa NsW#g @aeNsHeAMN @Agh tia A. "a
M@aF&MtS "a aA@sAtt@a @E @0MsEMN&
9hs AssatasAffaklx4 naAEA reserves
tha rg&As e. sef @es @ns asa All hsAa
sRkAs i'll nsAlAANt4
gtts mastaasf
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nE-sExEsa ssPrrnRrHrNrr-Y

Bag Osa sx@e& rs FwsAmrsma C@asm@ay.
special tnw price fer sew dFittn {
eaFabatGn. pos aown IL wells. Cons
pany has 81 producing weijs Paid
Two dividends write Free lafoFFn
roe. AMAIaAMATm OIL co
I&04 CoBoeea Haans Ok laaaaaas Gk1@
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SEA1En PROPOSALS.
6sMt@s aE
saper5a eaaasnR NStasKaxBNa
I4GY Halt
scales proposals. WflB ha receives al
ghls sHtsa eAHl is aGaAAtA M0NN.
NH&pAN AFRtL 1s38 fas Spano-
lghlg weFk SIS tAAk saaa Csmetery
kefuss 90 peepae@la cas- Dc 9hsalaas
ga application Naftiasa chsch EsF
sl8a ua8a pAYaate 60 kha Iigy NraaA-
avaF aaW&s accompany saah eta $50 -
x@@F&ntY "a s. sNAkt@a II aamgraog
Ehs Administrative apAea reserves
3h@ FsAAk $50 ra{@N2 Rmx sm4 aM hi8a,
FL NAk4A&M
superintendent Cemeteries
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u v@@a@9m gs1m@x2@a&sw ~ @v@@k SIC e4s
81 Gee In EcinM, conservative. ffmAas
1ix1 corporation yiStA1n8 aaea alyi-
sesAaN ve1th u@tEnsf8aa R@&a8A lkes@As
For pARsAaugAEa. a8aEsa@ JOSEPH
SCHUBERT, s11g NoTth Aveaua. Nil
wAukaA. VIA
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spnxNA1. morrew.


To Whem Il MaY Cguesras
Tshe notice tsAs Or 1AFeA e.. 1915
saia - James oassseff aua Nffstaa
Harris paftnaNa trading as oasNsszs
4 HARRIS NY Tease licenses stoek -
aasreAsnaisa, aNtuFss and ssafgth1ss
eeasaiaea - tae NoFs Sc. SO Nsrth
Seventh Street Rgehmand va
Al Bsfzsns HavIaa seeaanEs aHstnst
afe wfli uFaseaf shef8 Tor aMeasnC
EFANMfsH BEM ET nfQb
We ~EB eantinaa 90 eguaNet lbs
above hussnsas at tha sanfa piaes. No.
&fe Msrth Sessnth stssst
0uBssETT 4 HARMHB
wmatea-~FA@ Fmsssz ~ Kmmw TAas
fahanka BFss, Samss@Ta. as East
Main 8sFssks bmg salt N3chsaMs ana
HEA0uNT DIAMONDS EH THE
L,ATN8T ST TLHs ola geld sna ssi-
W. always tak@n IN axeaaa@a
no R0u KNOW DANgvaR nacTHERg
CoMFA@Y9 THIRTY 9fvE SERVICE
WtTH AUTO ST. PLIES SEVENTH
AND FRANKLIN STREETS RICH
MO#p PHONE RANDOLPH aTs.
'7-~-.~s~-.-----a-.a-44-
Ana aA@ 0ngx E.amaa@ wmTasw In Fas
eftY who ear ssks rear ola aate or
dress ard maaks II look ii&s an@ af
The originals sprlnw designs ~ 1918
I maka = speciality 81 tails class %
wsrM Do ing tas month 81 Esh
raary viii make special Fsdua
lions en- Ri2@rettan work. In srasR
20 ks@p my clip smplogaS. Suits
HaaHs 10 srasg frans ySnr awn ma-
tsria1 eonpleee for $40. %, ina1aainK
abs sast sslk itnlnw. n IaEss III
Raleigh Apartments Pnons. Aaaiso@
ss2g
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a smms@NeAs @@@a AA~@asss ia Au maausM
e@ak MA@ w@aA ksraasaNe as9sAas
ANNM n mAMA&A& ENG. w1gsAaash
Aaa Dress streets NAM1aSaA Aaf@
w@ give ~ n VA @N@@@ EvMalaa
@Ass aEm
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wANrNu
NAM nENr

aaww msMsr@~4 Awsm@ asamA, @~aA@am ssae-
tAma, 4 ln1l@4 fvam stxv an ASHLAND
car ilms Ss ger mnnfh SAArL II
pxisaaKNS. care KsmaEmMFHAamn d &C.
phomM Kam4 aas ~ Nesta mawsmsh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

schedule effaetive January g 1914
saspsea@atn@ sghe@mi& IT April A. IetA
schedule aHnteek rs eAanga M}th8at
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ny GRO. 20. CRAWFORD ~ COMPANY,
Real Essas@ w@maa SID Aa@ss@@@@xms
@s3 mssa Nails HRws@as
sga@&nA@mA #sxw7ms@-

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
A DESIRABLE HOUSE m ax4wN AL
LEM. VIRGINIA.
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WOuD AMI gssAkA
IA Fwy@ - @@g Nw@ma = s&@m 8@aR ss##
naae study a6 w~s4 ~ aWFA staa
tsan wlataF@ AmA aws~Ms4an a@pem@ea
F@af@stts aFs ~MA @m4 gi@@ slabs ~
8aEA ear hatsseaga large @ak kass& a.
At tata Rsg haats9agA ali eaSt
BARNS rree Specials Rfkeaa aa hAts
Aaa @wartvg faNAiats Al tAMsa ii EA#a
Wa8t Bread
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ny @amasB tA Several EswT He@srs hss
North Richmond Lsts At = Sacrifices
price - make = quick sale. Aas
dress B-s1 Care VfrEfn1an.
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we Have E5@me~@ @mA smve@tsm@ms Pe@w~
critics for ssAs In All parts % th&
city n y9& Contemplate baTRa@s
come 20 nsa as GARRETT T. COM
PAMY. Iits Eaat Main street
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- TRAY
xss SEER
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-08-08
SHOES REACH CAMP
FOR THE GUARDSMEN
Supply Sufficient to Equip the
Eighth Regiment.

Columbus, Aug 1.-Two truck loads
Of equipment, including shoes, from
the federal army depot at st. Louis ar
rived at the Ohio mobilization camp
Lack of shoes is what has been nelD.
ing to hold the soldiers at the camp
for several weeks. The shoes that ar
rived are believed to be sufficient al
least to equip the Eignth regiment.
Colonel L. w. Howard os the Sixth
regiment had more ill-luck. Several
weeks ago he was rejected by federal
physical examiners on account OF d
slight hernia. He underwent an oper-
alton to correct this. When ne pre-
sented himself for examination again
yesterday he was rejected on account
OF defective hearing. Colonel Howard
has asked for denomination.
When five more musicians OF the
Second regiment were sent home un-
der the dependent order OF the war
department the band of this unit was
almost wiped out. Only six members
remained 1t was said, however, that
several musicians have been recruited
at Lima and Findlay
Federal mastering officers began an
inspection OF the headquarters, supply
and machine gun companies. as reor'
ganized under tho new army bill,
which became effective July 1. These
special companies now are complete
administrative units, like the twelve
rife companies Of a regiment Pre-
viously they we're carried as provi.
sional companies composed OF men de.
tailed from the other twelve compa.
nies, except that the band always was
with headquarters.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-08-08
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-08-08

Congressman Ashbrook was in the
city today. His duties at Washington
have kept him at the capital and not
permitted him to take an active part
in the primary campaign.
In an interview with reporter of
The Banner. Congressman Ashbrook
stated: Down in Washington the at
mosphere is charged with sentiment in
favor of President Wilson's reelection.
Following the nomination of Mr..
Hughes there was a great deal of
Hughes talk, but it has completely
subsided, and everything now is re-
garding the president.
Wilson's election is as sure as the
election day comes. The Republicans
in congress have on several occasions
attempted to make campaign capital,
but we have spiked their guns in every
instance. Ask one of them what he
would have done, if he had been presi-
dent, different from what Wilson has
done, and his mouth is closed right up
Those of us in congress who have
taken an active part in putting through
the legislative program of President
Wilson have marvelled at the wonder
full work of the president, his forceful.
ness and far-sightedness and his de-
sire to promote the welfare of the
country and better the condition of the
people. 1t has been may good fortune
to be closely connected with the meas
ures advocated by President Wilson
and l have had good opportunity to
Judge of the man and the great SER
vice he is performing.
1--WE Democrats of the house have
stood solidly at the presidents back
and have carried through his mea-
sures despite the opposition Of Repub.
ican members who were attempting
to play politics. ! shall always esteem
my association with President Wilson
and am glad that have been able to
render him some service in the
house." concluded Congressman Ash
| brook.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-08-08
HOOkWAY
WOULD PIPE HOBO SPRING WAT.
ER TO VlADuCT
And There Place A Public Drinking
Fount-Points Out Double Rene-
fit To Be Obtained BY
Such A Step

A public drinking fount on or near
the viaduct, with water supplied from
the so-called hobo we'll, near Slidey
bridge, is strongly favored by Council
man William r. Hookway who would
see the same installed, IL an appropri-
alton can be obtained.
Councilman Hookway has been ex-
ceedingly active as a member of the
committee from council, appointed to
look over the land near the river
where loafers and bootleggers hang
out with view of clearing the place.
1t was while on this mission that the
fountain idea came to the councilman.
The water would be piped, If Hook
ways plan were put through, from the
spring and carried over to the viaduct.
1t is pointed out that the water in the
spring is far and away the best to be
obtained in the city, possessing natur'
al mineral properties in great abund.
ance. Many people in the city now
use this water, carrying 1t from the
spring to their homes in large cans.
A double purpose would be accom-
plished by piping the water over
Hookway points out, as the tramps
and loafers would be deprived Of their
water supply.