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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
BUILDING UP OFFENsE
VIRGINIA COACHES ARE
PLEASED WITH DEFENSE
Players Undi>mn4ct at Dcfcnt-iicSin
vigorous Practice for NHnlS anu
~ HnrNnrd-Ihurman in shane.

80 Especial TO The Times -biSpot ch.
CHARLOTTESVIL VA. October
2s.-Undismayed by saturdays defeat
mt the hands OF Georgia. Virginia.
football eleven started a vigorous grind
to-day in preparation for the clash
with Vanderbilt saturday. The SQUAD
OF coaches gave especial attention to
the ends ami back ncld, and present
1ndica tions are that there viii Toe Sew
eral changes III the lineup before the
team battles the Commodorcs
= Head Coach Evans and his assistants
were highly pleased over the tcaul'S
defensive strength. as shown against
Georgia. ON straight Football. the
Crackers made only one FIRST down
during the entire first half while in
the second half ihcy were unable to
seriously threaten NirEinia's goal
Every effort will now lie directed
toward STRENGTHENING tho oGcus. ana
the coaches feel confident that this can
be done ana that Vanderbilt will br
conquered. Thurman should be in fine
trim by SATURDAY. and his puuti,lg win
nndoubtedly prove biz factor in tho
:, With the Commodore game GU, of
the way. the Virginia team viii hasten
nome !" get IN. shape for the scrap
with Harvard. The team which faces
the Crimson viii I've quite a different
ono from that which met Yale early
In the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
BASKETBALL TEAMS BEGIN
SECOND WEEK OF SCHEDULE

hasketball teams of the grammar
SCHOOLS OF TINS city will start the see
"hn Week OF their schedule this after
m""i!' Inc teams got under WAY last
week. ana the contests were closc
throughout. l.. 7. Jones. supervisor of
athlSiics in the public schools. is vcry
".rIniStic over the interest taken in
'Ht game 10y members and followers
al the various teams WI
n3s ptcn necessary to revise the
,,nEuu!c lyr the season. due to tho
w, w 'hGF1W1l OF several of the teams
! ne REVISED schedule for to-day viii
DC as follows. VIII
;, seven Il l.caEue-Highland Park 70
hHHncr M Highland Park. Njrbn,son
". Barton Heights. at Nichnison
i've Il tWest End I.%ague)~Ron
m ,nnl We VS. ,, h"x at kandolph. city Nor
Five II east End I.oaricI rc,
soA ". F0lrMoMMl. al lntInrsnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
RER0UTING ORDINANCE
SET FOR THURSDAY NIGHT
Public Hearing ON the Much-DIscusscs
thnnEcs In Routes OF Northern
Lines Ordered by Committees

NThe Council Committee OH Streets
last night liked o'clock on Thursday
hlSht az II date for Il public hearing
on the rerouting plans for cars OIL tho
Barton Heights, Ginterl Park and Hull
street lines and the Highland Park
Inc. This VIII give all Interested per-
sons an opportunity to be heard, and
the question of removing the tracks OF
the Richmond and Henrico Railway
west Of Fifth Street to Brook Avenue
the skip-stop system in Ginter Park
and Barton Heights and the routing or
cars up Ninth street past ST. Paul's
Episcopal Church, will be open for
discussion.
The following measures were an
proved by the committee and forward
cd to the Council for adoption:
Resolution to acquire sufficient land
through the property of the Virginia
Leather Company To open Twenty-sec-
ond Street TO IL uniform width of forty
five feet;
Il street sixty feet In width from Ba-
cons Quarter Branch sewer to st. Pc
ter and Brook Streets. northwardly
along Griilin's Branch to the intersec-
ton of Dupont Circle and Moss Side
Avenue. I'm the plan of Roland Park.
resolution TO acquire land to opcn
ana extend an alley northwardIy from
Eighteenth Street to Mosby Street bo
tween Ncnablc and Peasants Strcets
y resolution to acquire land to our,f
Richmond street, from Mosby to Coul-
ter street. was laid on the table until
survey of the territory in this Gee
Ton can he completed and maps made.
THIS work Is now under way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
TIGER COACHES TAKE FIELD

PRINCETON. y i oc,o, 90
ihurleish Cruikshank. former Wash
Imstph and Jefferson star and nov
e 81 Of the Princeton freshmen
c'i; brought his squad TO Cuivrr
Sly Field this AFTERNOON and linrd
t IGN Up against the varsity. For an
- .hS TWO teams SCrimmaged and
'h' freshmen came within AN occ of
ne through Il series OF end runs
ana forward passes ' "'S
ne CUPS proved easy for the varsity
~ 'ur uclchSc. Thomas Eaarcn an;I
1870! win Amcs driving Them. Tor"
SSi, ma me gaping holes left by the
ha' '''tCh Tor DIE gains and carried the
49, -, "r"siE the length of the field and
o oin,r N? line without losing posses
M haufimann. captain or the 1915
.itHHHiuh team, and sub tackle lac,
;;r,',,; WIS on the field to-Gny after a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
VIRGINIA FRESHMEN WIN

Special to The Times piSpatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. October
e2.-Nirg inia's FIRST year team. which
includes some OF the best football ma
serial in college. defeated Chatham
Training School. on Lambeth Field this
afternoon, - TO u. The principal
ground gamers were Dcckcrt Cong
don and Thompkins Decker; made
Grayson, a washington boy. and Blair.
did splendid WORT; in the line.
The winners lined up as follows:
ua.toIi if Tat, enc" h!"'T; i.,' IaSKie:
Grayson, right guard: Vert. right
tackle; Michic. right end Dcckcrt.
quarter back; Thompkius. lef, half:
Schneider. right half CnnGdon, full
back.
The Freshmen play Massanuttcn
Academy here Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
INTERFERENCE LACKING
w. a J.. Conrhrs Give PLAYERS siren.
''"us Workouts iicf"rr Vale
Hattie.
ISpeeial 10 Tho Timcs-niypa,cb

I
WASHINGTON. IA. october 5a.-
There is little enthusiasm among
Washington and JcfI.rso.Is football
supporters following the result of the
As az. almost mid season lisplnv. fbc
showing o! the Red ana E!aGll wax
rahk failure, and unless quick ANA
decided Improvement is oXn.ric,',.,I
the chances Of holding tho Mil KNIT
ooE hcNt saturday Will not be cheer,
,,, ~ "Sh ihSt"n ana jefferson on Sal,
.o 1uy Wa away on form, 1t was
Eooa on the defense. aS the failurc ar
first down attestcd mi WHOM :" IL
S t,a. a. time fo;r gain came The pun"b
cd 70 "a" ~ i'i, several things c"ntrihut-
gu 20 nc poor showing Of Wasliin,.t.n
ana Jefferson. The FIRST was No 49,, -, w.,
ehrc o. 4 number 81 Substitutes .,,,,I
teamwort ~ hl.E'"t"n Of the
fully built un ''"" so care
,I The Interference was lacrin.. .v
h hse; on mr.. rare occasions ana nt,lo co
the reguIa. o oiu%,,' .'i any time Stobbs
sd,Hht injury early IN thn n.n'''t" q
ff n.i L." y. tho nrst-strilc' IN"
tbe ~ MS. physician no, H. n,, Ir
sne i,raL ana The non who r.lin, ,'T
eypcrj'.,r,i 'fn3m AMI NUS ,yer. ia
ih' usual Monday lc',lnt,.,, s
ScI. "h" returned from Sou !h"'H-
ITs We told exactly ~ Ii,,' .Nhh-
Metzrer i ~" tenn had erred
h,iSpitaSNlc and pfo!uig.j ~ now nus
wn.l, niEs work uf tho y nc
~ Die VIII be tn shap. h. .i! -"
, al ara 10 orror- vi,I 'p1in"ffow
49,, re'' ul@" tno plav bcfrr, ''Ii."
leave fo, ,a%t9. and jefferson y.r -,
night. T,y.,S..," Haven on 'rhur.,i.,'ii
on this ;,ip VIII hc carried
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
HERMITAGE COUNTRY CLUB
GOLF TOURNAMENT OPENS
QualifytnE Round Before saturday
Match Play During Next Two
Weeks.

rlans for the staging OF the annual
the hermitage Country Club are well
under way. and IT is planned 10y those
In charge OF the arrangements TO mold
Ine qualifying round on october - or
~: The first eighteen holes viii con-
stinute the qualifying round.
lnere iS more than ordinary interest
III INC coming tournament. AS the win
ner Will be the club champion and will
represent the Hermitage Country Club
AGAINST the Country Club of Virginia
~ the match play for the Branch cup.
me championship match VIII he played
later in the month. Prizes will he
low Not n 'm We nSa uniiiEims r"uh" 10 inc
The first round OF match play viii be-
held on November /, the Wednesday
second round of match play on Satur-
day. November A. with the scmitnals
being played on November and the
nn3lS on SATURDAY.. November l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
HOPKINS HAS VETERANS
VIII Send Large Sutnd 10 Rlchmond
for Southern Cannes This Winter.
MutcrInl Is IrOmlhinH.

BALTIMORE. October 23-With only
the loss OF Connolly from its last years
team. Johns Hopkins University will
have track team Of veterans this
season to compete in the Penn relay
carnival. the northern intercollcgiatcs
ana the southern college champions
ships. I" be held at Richmond this
winter. Besides the veterans. the
team VIII be rc-cDforCcd with Sullivan
IA former Catholic University captain
and quartcr-milcr: Snowdcn who twice
ram for Princeton in the intcrcollc-
gintcs: Iiurnhard. Il middle distance
runner from Rochester University:
Smith. who ran for the Balti,norc
CITY College in the Observation-Disclosures
Win much success. and Wright. a
medical school "a few years ago and
now returns TO complete his course
captain strauss has a string of forty
mon VINO are competing for the cross
country tCnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
SUTTON SEEKS CUE CROWN
III tiaSh with Hoppe Inst of Mon,h
S"o"s Form in Frarrfcc, hut
nn> DiIiiCnlf ruAk

i-otiH, 'ctOhcr s3.-Tha frs,
''9" net"eeh the professional baik-
NE" pla2" in 81 Louis on October "a
aN' 81 ana November ]. with the prin
C,i'atI: Wiiiiam +. Hoppe, holder q; rho
W'f!"s championship in every bail .
,!he lyle %; play, and George sutton.
,''fIn contender from Chicago
,.'.s,ir ~ sutton VINO have seen him
Z" - tice recently III Chicago hope, even
: u.l'eE, mat he may be able 10 wrcst
Hoppe. '''''e'oie
ms practice has shown number q.
NlEh runs combined with pre.,,or
stetdiness than The one-,in1c cb,,n,,i',
- "!Spla!ed Tor some time ON the
hhStS o! past performances, however 49,.
NS'i rs 'h' Tact that youth and STAN
lha are on III" side of Hoppe. there il
= ~ 'hr general billiard public only a
ur".lns !oea that the Chicago PLAYER
VII! BE- able TO make more than :.
crc'i!t.h'o record e"
sutton l. attempting to bring his
Eainc h3ek 10 the nigh plane which il
occupied some years ago, when n. had
tht skii! and The touch TO average An
'N,N l'" ~ 300 point match. a rec
otG Which IS all the more roInarkaI,in
from IA" fact that in one Of tho Nv.
INNINGS sutton drew q cipher This
!h"H' u necessary that the other four
innings average l25 each Since that
en- or Il,d for two years past. at
lraN' ~" has not stood in the light
"i a serious contender
IN. az" OF miracles may not b. mast
ahN III that case. perhaps. the conf
H'Nre ana assurance "f Suttous friends
i""HW,r ~ the gaInt. however. there
is doubt of his ability. particularly
against ouch a tried and ykiIIful ma.
hih"Ittor Of the cue as Hoppe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
CIVILIAN FIRST IN
JACKSONVILLE MATCH
IRv Aasoc!nted Press.l

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. October ga
w. ". Spencer. n civilian of st. Louis.
Won first place III Il field of 929 conpeti-
tors in the individual rife match under
the auspices OF the National Board for
Promotion of Rifle Practice on tho
Florida range here to-day, scoring %:
points OF Il possible 800.
First Sergeant +. l.. Manon. IF the
First Delaware Infantry. took second
place with 211 points. AMI Sergeant
Raymond Lecuycr. United States Ma
rinc Corps. with 90, was third Prizes
were awarded to ninety-scvcn Other
competitors. Initial stages Of the ia :
tional team match. for which there arc
ffty-siX entrants, will begin to-mcr-
row
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24

START SCHOOL SOCCER
First Games in Public school League
SchcduIrd for 4. 4. a. Grounds
This Afternoon.

Ihc' first games or soccer football
p'tWcen teams OF the Richmond public
Stnpols VIII be played this afternoon.
Soccer never has been established ucr-
m@ncntly in this city, although several
hnicHes were staged last year.
ihS teams have been practicing un-
der the direction of l.. II. Jones sinner
visor OF athletics in the public schools.
anG nave been quick to learn the
ruuiintn's OF the game. Mr.. Jones
stated i;tSt night that he expected the
games this afternoon to he IA little rag
Sru, as they always are the first Of
the Season, but the material in Rich :
n'",!u WIS promising. and that no
looked for some stars to no dcvclonnd
before the year is over
mere VIII he two games ut Christ
'h"Ech grounds this afternoon. the frs,
.'I WSvl bellevue and Prcvocational. at
! o'clock. and the second between III
lulu and EAinhridgc. at i:2h oclncli
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
MEDALS TO PLAYERS WHO
HURL BOMBS ACCURATELY
lBN NssOrINt.L -.

BOSTON. October 2&-"Hill" o'unro
Ince a star Ieit-iieldcr OF the Toronto
international League team and :, To-.
MGR scout for the Ncw York Natiornl
League club, has been recommended
inc inc military cross In recognition OF his
DraTery and skill in hurlng bombs for
the British army on the Sommc bal.
Tie front. according TO adviccs received
mere to-day from Toronto When
Siiara played III the International
League he WAS noted for His strnm,,
and accurate throwing. AS a lict!tcu.
ant in Canadian regiment q; the
front he now is hurlimp deadly bombs
instead of hasrhnils
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
Clan Oregon Society to ,,.c,.

WASHINGTON. October 23.-The
American Clan Grcgor Society viii
meet at the New Ebbitt here On Thurs
day ana Friday or this week.
i"hEthy program. including addresses
rccitations and musical selections has
bccn arranged. DR.. Edward MAY Ma
srnder. of charlottesville. Va, Is
G S or the soci@ty. and DR.. Jesse
Ewcll, or Ruckersvillc. Va scribe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24

VEST POINT, ). y. October 23--
ip'd returned TO tn" Army eleven 10
day and punted well. Ni,lal. another
ha"N field man. who has h.cn out OF
w ealu" io' fortnight. began what
promises 10 lie II strenuous week for
him Although Villa Nova comes ncx,
VA" -Nrmy men are being pointed for
CON" here November {.
Ihc team came through Tho Trinity
gem" ~ good condition and although
al! handS were in tors nothing hui
HIGHT work was INDUCED in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
At the Movies To-Day

NiCTOR = "Librrty's Sncriilcc."
with 5iurie WuIcnnp, aud Puthc
specials.
REN-"Bcrtinn Loved u Soldier"
NEW-l'nnnic Wnrd, In .witch-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y. Isushmnn
nnu beverly Bayne. In "Thc Diplo-
ODEON--EnrIc Williams und Lii
HIM Tucker, In ."Ihe NnskcL iinii".
niso GcorEc Walsh, In "Ncd Blood
lSlS-'rFhe Yellow Menace" with
Edwin Stevens, nlso ..'rI,.. Mn
Hunters"
STRAND = NOrmn Tnimndec, I'm
"Fhe social Secretary" nnd ~ Key
stone comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24

Mrs. II. B. Valentine. president OF
the Equal Suffrage League OF Wiz.
GINA. yesterday delivered an address
at Orange Courthouse. where she is as
sisting In the formation OF Il league.
ere was introduced by Judge G. =.
Hhackeliord. Miss Roberta Wexford,
recording secretary Of the league. also
spoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24

ed by popular subscription. why don't
the lovers of Poe come forward with AS
sistancc and not ask the city to shout
der the whole burdcr?'' asked Colonel
Grundy.
MIR. English told the committee that
IL had been found impossible TO retain
the building on it's present site. on ac-
count OF The property value. and it
was. therefore. necessary to move It,
lie explained that the upper story had
been removed and its material care
fully stored should il be found desir-
able To restore the building.
This course he urged. not only from
81 sentimental, bu; from commercial
viewpoint. he said. He pointed out the
advertisement, which would be placed
to the city's credit if Poc's old work
shop is preserved. and the uufavorab bic
situation Richmond would be placed in
if II is not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
DEPARTMENT
ASKS ADDITIONAL FUNDS

POLICE DEPARTMENT
ASKS ADDITIONAL FUNDS
Mayor Ainslic and Captain Pollock,
purchasing agent. appeared before the
committee and requested that it recon-
mend for adoption an appropriation Of
$3.50 for the expense account Of the
Police Department for the remainder
of the current fiscal year. y part Of
this sum is wanted TO replace the au-
tomoblc which was destroyed by fire
when Policeman /. y Clark was badly
burned.
John T. Wilson. chairman Of the
Public Employment, Bureau Board.
asked for 5000 TO meet the expenses of
this department FOR the remainder Of
the tisc;, year.
Dr. j. "a. G. Chandler. superintendent;
of schools. asked. the committee 20
recommend the appropriation OF 5000
TO help defray the expenses of enter
tanning the teachers wno viii come to
Richmond ON November % for the an
nual meeting OF the Virginia cducu-
ton Conference
Councilmcn Mitchell and Umlauf
urged the committee TO act on tn.
measure appropriatmG $4,000 for the
purcha SO OF Il site between Boyd and
Harrison streets. ana extending to the
right OF way Of the Scaboard Air Line
Railway. FOR the purpose of convert
Ing IL into :. park for the use of ne
SrOcS, II Is bclICNcb likely that the
committee viii delay this matter until
ii begins tho consideration OF next
year's budget.
Chairman iiiracnhcrG, OF tho Admin
istrativc Board. asked tho committee
to recommend II resolution giving the
board authority 10 80 thoad with the
construction OF the municipal store
house. on MARSHALL street. near Fiji
tccnth. He explained that the coun-
ell had appropriated $4,000 for this
purpose. bat that plans ana spccifica-
ton. which the board had had pre-
pared called for :n outlay OF $4,000,
ant minated that the committee
would later bc called upon tor an APP
proprintiou to meet this difference.
Chairman ';runhy pronounced IL poor
business policy FOR the board to make
plans FOR ~ SjS,00o building when ii
had available only S35,oer for the work
The committee did not act on amy
OF these and other important meas
urcs. but Viii do SO at am executive
session 10 be held at o'clock on next
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
ADJUSTMENTS
nijou's show One Long r.nurh

AS /; librettist. Aaron Hoffman isn't
any Henry blossom. and, as Il COM
poser. Harry Won Tilzcr is no Victor
Bl"Ssoml Herbert piece. '"rhc Princess
rat. inflicted OF the Academy of Mu-
sic the other day, was worth So a
seat. then the Hofmun-Non Tilzcr fool
iahncss. Keep Moving which is the
Bijou Thcatcrs current bill. is easily
worth 50 for standing room only. And
this sign. by the same token, will in
all probability be hung up, metaphori-
cally at least, 10 all latc-comers.
1t doesn't matter whether this par
ticul:,rly happy change from the save
my-chtld school OF mclodrtma is vel
coined as Keep Moving" or is slapped
on the back as our dear old friend
playing the Ponies" With which Yorkc
and Adams were wont TO make the
wclkin--and the illi<in. too-rine and
roar. The old show is just AK swell
= feat under amy other name, and in
this case it's - hundred times funnier
Nor does ii matter that the ponies OF
the chorus are i'crChcronS. and that
the coioncls daurhtcr, the inecnue. is
50 artiiiCiaily sweet that she's actually
sticky.
The chorus moves much more rapidly
than is safe: there are two singing boys
who make most OF the l!awaiian.s from
the East side ask for transfers. there
are two dancing boys who know more
steps than there are ami dance them
50 fast tina, only the piano and the
drum can keep up: there are half
dozen people in speaking parts who
help to keep the whole thing in high
gear. and there are two comedians.
WIZ Fox and Harry Marks Stewart
who throw a new light on the famous
scene 1T table No i
There is nothing subtle about Keep
Moving" but who wants to lie subtle
for 81 cents rs n faSt-moving jun
bic of ahsurdiiN OF the common or
garden variety OF fun. before which
the provcrbial "onc-man opinion"
couldn't form Itself for helpless laugh
ter.
Douglas Gordon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
See Thcm Monkeys!

See rhrm Monkeys! R
The lyrics cup Of comedy for the
first half Of the week is brimful and
running over. II opens with Paul
l.cvan and pobbs. whose tumbling act
lasts only SIN OF seven .nutcs-scvcn
minutes packed with resembling falls
and slarS which tickle the Iookcrs-on
terribly. 1t closes with Robert Ever
esis Monkey iiippOdromc. which is the
most laugh provoking monkey act ever
seen in Richmond. bar none.
Between them are saudwiched Jimmy
Caason and Dorothy Earl N patter.
song and dance. OF which the audience
demanded and received four extra help
inrs. The two have :, bag OF tricks.
one or two Of which they do with "a
wink. not the sort OF wink. however.
that you object To. HickL.an Brothers
ana company present Il comedy sketch
called Two Ways 10 Took" which
calls into play four actors The piece
amused the minority. who are still able
10 smile At melodrama burlcsqucd n la
slappc StiQuc.
Ethel Hopkins sings four or five
songs, sings them exceptionally well.
too. but they are not quite "hokum''
enough to win high favor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-24
Coming Ia the Academy.

Coming Ia the Academy.
On Wednesday, matinee ana mint
the Academy of Music Will offer Gus
Hits latest show, which he calls his
"Follies Of 1916" II is announced that
this production is out of the class Of
musical shows heretofore presented by
Gus Hill.
For Friday ana Saturday. with Sat
urday matinee. is announced Max Mar
ems drama "rhc House of Glass"
which is said to be extremely tense and
gripping. Presented by Conan e Har-
ris. the cast is said to be COMPOSED
of "aUablc actors
The Washburn leader., 1916-05-26
Rheumatic Pain Stopped

The drawing Of muscles, the
soreness, stiffness and agopi1ng
pain of rheumatism quickly yielo
to Sloanis Lnimemt. It stimu-
lates circulation to- the painful
part. just apply as directed to
the sore spots In a short time
the pain gives way to tingling
sensation Of comfort and warmth
Here's proof-"I have had won
derful relief since I used your
Imminent on my knee. To think
one application gave me relief.
Sorry I haven t space to tell you
the history. Thanking you for
what your remedy has done for
me. "-James S. Ferguson, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Sloan's Liniment
kills pain. Csc. at druggists
Adv.
The Washburn leader., 1916-05-26
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land Office


Bismarck, North Dakota
May 3. 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Christ
ian F. Hannah, of Underwood. North
Dakota, who on April 4, 1918, made
Homestead Entry Serial, No. Ol744O,
for the SWA of Section 10, Town.
ship 146 North, Range "a West, 5th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make Final Three-year
Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before James
T. McCrlloch, U. S. Com. Dist.
N. Oak, at Washburll. North Dakota,
on June IA, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George M. Robinson. of Coal Har-
Dor, N. D
Charles u. Ainsworth, of Under
wood, N. D.
J. Robert Mann. of Underwood,
N. d.
Chester Porter, of Underwood, N.
Oak.
P. E. BYRNE,
Register,
The Washburn leader., 1916-05-26
Avoid Spring Colds

Sudden changes, high winds
shifting seasons cause colds and
grippe, and these spring colds
are annoying and dangerous and
are likely % turn into chronic
summer cough. In such cases
take a treatment Of DR.. King g
New Discovery, a pleasant Laxa-
tive Tar Syrup. 1t soothes the
cough, checks the cold and help
break up an attack Of grippe. Its
already prepared, no mixing or
fussing. just ask your druggist
for bottle Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery. Tested and tried for
over 40 years.-Adv.
The Washburn leader., 1916-05-26

Precinct No. 4S-Townshp 145
Range 80. Vote at School House. T..
Philbrick, Inspector.
Precinct No. 49-Township 1A
Range SO. Vote at School House on
Section LIS. H. H. Dahl. Inspector.
Precinct No. 50-Townehip Isl
Range 80. Vote at Sdvere residence
on Section al. w. G.. Kottke, In
spector.
Dated at Washburn, North Dakota
this 10th day Of May A. D. 1916.
County Auditor.
E. C. STOGKER,
County Auditor, MdLean Co.
North Dakota.