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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-20

tended the national convention of the
A. III. T. A., Of which he was. presi-
dent. He was appointed chairman of
the committee on extension work.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Reed Of Clark
City. are the parents Of a son, born
October Is.
William Balland and daughter left
Thursday morning for their California
home after a few weeks visit with
Clark county relatives and friends.
The former was anxious to get home
and confided to The Gate City repre-
sentative that he was going to put
his state in the democratic column at
the coming election. But our yener-
able friend has made similar predic-
lions on divers other OCCASIONS. We
are Mfssourians and must be shown
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seyb are the
guests Of relatives at Bucklin, Mo.
Several members of Kahoka camp
M. w, A. expected to be guests Of
Keokuk camp Wednesday evening, but
rain prevented.
The political pot is beginning to boil
in Clark county. To date the repub-
licans have had the field to them
selves in the way of speakers The
local democratic organ cautions its
party not to be overconfident, and
advises "whooping er up a bit"
Hon. Thomas Middleton, speaking
for the republican state committee,
will discuss state and national issues
to the voters of Clark county on the
following dates and places: Waylapd,
Monday, October % at 2: 80 p. m. and
Revere at 1880 p. M; Luray, Tuesday,
October "a, 2:3O p. m. and Wyaconda,
1880 p. m. Should the roads prevent
travelling by auto, the afternoon dates
will be cancelled.
The voters Of Clark county are to
have an opportunity OF hearing Hon.
Walter s. Dickey of Kansas City, the
republican nominee for United States
senator He will be accompanied by
Hon. E. e. E. McJimsey. editor of the
Springfield (Mo.) Republican, one of
the best posted men in the state on
state affairs. These gentlemen are
due to arrive in Alexandria on the
morning of Tuesday, October "a,
where they will be met by party rep
resentatives and introduced to the
voters OF that little city, and prob
ably deliver short talks. They will
arrive in Kahoka at 10 o'clock. At
80 Mr.. Dickey will meet with the
county central committee and party
workers at the court house. At 1880
Mr.. Dckey and Mr.. McJimsey will
deliver addresses at the court house
and all republicans, democrats and
especially the ladies, are urged to
hear them Following the address at
Kahoka they will be taken to VIVA
conda by auto where they are sched-
uled to speak at o'clock. From
Wyaconda they will be driven to Lu-
ray for a short talk at $50. From
that point, they will be taken to
Memphis where they are billed to
speak at night. Mr.. Dickey is meet
ing with much announcement in his
canvass of the state and will succeed
woody DELI James A. Reed in the
senate.
Mrs. Is. F. Waggener of Keokuk,
was the guest Of Kahoka friends on
Tuesday. She reports no improve
ment in the condition OF j. B. Cobb,
a former resident Of this city.
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WILL LECTURE
ON TEMPERANCE
Meeting Will Be Held at Swedish
Church With Or. Pierson
as Speaker.

A temperance lecture will be given
this evening at S o'clock at the
Swedish Evangelical Mission church
at Fourteenth and Morgan streets by
DR. Alfred J. Pierson of Drake uni
yersity. me lecture will be free to
the public, and anyone who cares to
attend the meeting will be welcome.
DIR. Pierson VIII deal with the liquor
question and his talk is expected to
be of much interest to those who wig
attend.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-20

The Associated Advertisers club of
Philadelphia heads a crusade against
fake advertisers, who are uncommon
Iv numerous in the city Particular
attention will be paid to the fiy-by
nirbt concerns and the home made
f,i:r whose operations besmirch the
citvs' commercial morals.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

o n. VINES, CdIHOFNF VVN6
Office 1913 Blondeau St
Phone 1411.
ONCE hours 9 to IL a. m. Q to 8 =.
n, to p. N.
Other hours and Sunday BY appoint
mont.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-20

Resolution No. 16o.
Be 1t Resolved, By the City Council
of the City of Keokuk:
That the following pay rolls be,
and they are hereby approved and
ordered paid:
Warrant No. 1859, Grading ..$247. so
Warrant No. 1880, Street -. G37. 81
Warrant No. 1861, Sewer -. 149 OF
Warrant No. 1852, Improve
ment .................... so 90,
Warrant No. 1853, Sidewalk. 1875
Warrant No. 1854. General :. 1.57
Warrant No. 1855, Park -. 81 90
Warrant No. 1865, Police -. 1922. so
Warrant No. 4267, Fire ...... 1915
Roll call:
Aye-Lofton, Hilpert, Hickey.
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Grand and petit jurors for the No
yember term of the federal court
have been drawn. They will report
on November IA. Following is the
list:
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certify the above to
Keokul Iowa, Oct. Q, 1916. Ci
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OFFICIAL COUNCIL
PROCEEDING
nctoher 2 1915 9 a =

October 2, 1916, 9 a. m.
Council met in regular session with
all members present, Mayor Lotion
presiding. Minutes Of meetings Of
September 2S, 90 and so. 1916, were
read and approved.
Resolution No. 1888.
Be 1t resolved. BY the City Council
Of the City Of Keokuk:
That the following pay rolls be and
they are hereby approved. and order
ed paid:
Warrant No 4147. Motor We
htcle 1888. ...............$ 80 90
Warrant No. 414S, Street -. 262. 81
Warrant No. 4149. Sewer -. 1872. rs
Warrant No. 415O, Sidewalk. IL. 60
Warrant No. 4151, Improve
Warrant No. 4152, Park ...... AZ. 10
Roll call:
Aye-Lofton. Hilpert, Hickey.
ED. S. LOTION,
Attest: Mayor.
o. w. sANDBDRG, City Clerk.
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Keokuk, Iowa, Oct. Q, 1916.
There being no further business,
Council took recess until October
ED. 8. LOTION,
Attest: Mayor.
o. w. SANDBERG, City Clerk.
October a, 1916, 8 a. m.
Council convened after recess with
all members present, Mayor Lotion
presiding.
Resolution Nc. 1876.
Be it Resolved, BY the City Council
OF the City Of keokuk:
That the following bill be, and 1t
is hereby approved and ordered paid:
Warrant No. 4153, VIM. Sinton.
coal and hauling, Fire, $3o6.S3.
Roll call:
Aye-Lofton, Hilpert, Hickey.
ED. S. LOTION,
Attest: Mayor.
o. ". sANDBDRG, City Clerk.
There being no further business,
Council upon motion, adjourned.
ED. 8. LOTION,
Attest: Mayor.
o. w. SANDBERG, City Clerk.
October 8, 1916, 8 a. m.
Council met in regular session with
all members present, Mayor Lotion
presiding Minutes of meetings OF
October End and 4th, 1916, were read
and approved There being no fur
Their business, Council upon motion.
adjourned.
ED. g. LOTION,
Attest: Mayor.
o. W. sANDBERG. City Clerk.
October 9, 1916, 9 a. m.
Council met In regular session with
all members present, Mayor Lotion
presiding. Minutes Of meetings OF
October s, 1916, were read and ap-
proved.
Resolution No. 1877.
Be it Resolved. By the City Council
of the City of Keokuk:
That the following bills be, and
they are hereby approved and order
ed paid:
Warrant
No. Name. What for. Acct Amt.
4154, Abel, o. s., battery and
clamps Fire .-.-.....S $50
4155. AmericanI.aFrance Fire
Engine Co., tire chains,
Fire 1870
1855, Ayres IL sons, L. n. D.,
batteries, etc, Police. 2.65
4157, Acres, Blackmar & Co.,
election supplies, Gen.
eraI -. 1856
1853, BiIateral Fire Hose
Co, hose, Fire ..-..-.- IS 90
1859, Bland, John w, shoe
ing, Fire ......-.-..-.. 800
Also. Bradford, H. H., sign
|, painting. etc, General. Ia. so
I'41s1, Buss, Chas. F., repair
ing roof, Police %. 70
l4lee. Bland, G.. W., sharpen
ing tools, Sewer 10
416S. Bland. G. W., sharpen
ing tools, Street $500 1.30
4164. Baur-Mullerky Co., rub
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Aye-Lofton, Hilpert, Hickey.
ED. s. LOTION,
Attest: Mayor.
o. w. SANDBERG, City Clerk.
Advertise in The Gate City.
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You can get won.
derful Results

by using Little ollie
eleanor. Cleans ere1J-
thing furniture, draper
les, silks, clothing, rugs,
plumes, with little effort
and no harm TO fabric or
hands. Safe torse-results
sure. Not a soap. Buya loc
cake today of your grocer,
or send us Toe for lib.
trial cake. Booklet free.
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r,rA>,EltY TRANSFERS.
Ten Deeds of bargain and sale
tmnnntinE To NIu.3i.an.

Mabel o'Frrrcli Hutchinson e; vir TO
Nary u. ,ioodWyn. Tot -. block q l.c"
Annex December t. iHIG. tax S2.5G.
ci;y OF richmond to W u. Eea,us.
!hlAll" feet north l!u" of Taylor Street
'"'.!C feet cas-: 81 Temple Street De
""mb.r - 1916. SLICE 80
Walter &. Schaat - ny to H. T. HIcb
hruS"n. SDNiub foot north lin. O.: Moore
street, northeast corner Moore and
iiinccn. December %, 1916: $3.50 tax. So.
Artnistcad r. iinrvic 70 Mrs Ioui.c
" jiiHtnS sloan. SnNi20 re.t east line
% CATER street, !5r fee, south of
Wv York Avenue. July y. lli5; tax
A,aude 4. Muud;n "a c3eora, :. Evans.
:h:i2o feet east line az Eighth street
"a 2 feet north SO nTcstou STREE.
B"Ccnhcr - i%i". St%u.
W III. Jackson 1T uA to clifton 4,
NUckolS, lot &. Ia plan OF .I!Iin's Nd,li-
tlni: l'"C"ins,"! :. 1916: $40 tax SIO.
Mimi" NJ Storr. ct vir 10 t;aorf,. y
Evans. 2ONI2r feet east line nf .:i.-hi IN
street, $50 IL feet north OF Preston
street December -. 1916. si5n.
!'tNiS bros INc.. 10 \ Il, o,;r,.i.s
lots Is ana !: hltrk \. f;i.hiard Park
AH"i'ion December !, 1915; tax Sian.
Wiilinm II Jackson al IN. 20 Hetram
=: tsobinE Sh%dr feet. = inches south
In" of Bnk"r street, Iul ro,t wcS; OF
81 SO 80
MnGgi. y Gordon 10 !. l. Eov.,.s.
lot 700. boulevard Residence Park No.
N"whcr -. 1915: tax ST. SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17
WEAR OF AN AUTO TIRE
10 l. Not Confined 10 the Outside
Where IL Comes In Contact
with the EDnd

Tn" wear of AN automobile tire is y
fl"' confined 10 the outside where 1t
comes iuto contact with the road. buff
II Is hard for The average car owners
Z" iea'i2" This, "'f only the tread
w"r" AWAY, says Frank G. Millhoff
general manager Of til" Miller Rubber
COMPANY. Of Akron. ohio people 4
could keep on rc-trcading tires in-sl
definitely or until injury Of some sort
interviewed. u
OF course, all tire manufacturer.
know that there is friction at eyery 4
spot where the threads OF the fabric {
cross each other II can't he pre-
vented. bat the problem is not beyond
solution for all that ~ least We
didn't think so---and results have Jus
titled or belief
"Invcsiiisation showed rs that. unless
extreme care was taken in villcuniz-
ini,, the fabric became some what moro
brittle. Closer study showed that this
DritticncSs was caused by heat. that
variation of Il few degrees too much
really cooked the cotton ibcrs. We
found that these hDcrs have a certain#
amount OF vegetable oil and wax in
them which is impaired by too high
= temperature. That was the starting
point OF decided departure in vu1-&
"anizing methods. OF course. more
than change of temperature was
necessary. II meant changes In
fup"cr I"'hHuil$ Az. :oHlpouhulnB. III
short. We had 10 figure the whole PROF.
cess on, for ourselves. but we found
II worth while.
when we first announced the I'M;
portancc of retaining the natural
vegetable wax and oil and thereby the
strength Of the fabric, many people,
were skcptica'. They thought that all
the fabric did was to hold In the air.
pressure. Hnt IN. public education
along tire lines has been quite rapid
FOR two or three years past and the
common sense OF the case has appealed
20 them. Incidentally. Miller pioneer-3
ing has brough; about Il greater caro-
m rulcani2lnG among all manufac-i
turcrS." 80
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Danyi:ic. raps,al stock Msxlu,unl.
{I0.oe". n!nimum. S2o.0Or par Si0e
) j. owens. president: Il e. McrrItt
secretary aud treasurer. both OF Uan,
:it,H
Hall Motor Company Inc Nurrnlr
topitut stock: MaNimuuI. $4,000: MINT.
mum, $4,000; par. SI0r. g. w Kali,
president: J. y. Marked. secretary. no;fS
OF Norfolk
lm'!i Coal Mining Company. Inc,
b''il. Carital stock: Maximum S;I
900: ninri'nnn. $4,000. par 500. s. q.
JACKSON, presidents: j. y Perkins. see.
rotary. uotr OF Drill!
Prince George Land company. gas
t'Ht"rsnurG Capital stock Maximum
$4,000; minimum. Sl.U"H, par SLIGO w
Il. Cote. president: K. j r'rancis. SEQ,
burg.
Reii,m Coat Company. Inc Norton.
minimum. $1,000: par $ioS .; i,' XII:
gore, president. ". Z. Hopkins, sccre-
tory. both ~ Norton
Amendment u charter OF Tho Inyla
sid" Corporation. Norfolk ircreasInv
TO $4,000
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< BcN!ey. trustees. iOxl2 - feet cast line
"f Eighth street. 40 - feet north or
S3.iGi
r. y Branch ~ TX. IN W = Ucrid
trustee. lots =. T. {. IN hiock :? ErO"k-
land Park. November /, 1916. $500.
B".ram l.. Robins Ia w. + Ecdd.
trustee. 2aNlo" feet north lh" Of Moore
street, "a feet west OF oak Street be
c"nibcr -. ia,S. Sc.oon.
i"hn : Harrison IT ux 10 Rua!n X
sloan, trustees. in0X22i.5 feet north
HE II Wilmington Avenue iHJ feel,
cas-; ut Gloucester Street. U.c.mhcr =.
1915. Slice.
\. O. on:r,.y 20 w y Heli ct all
trustees, dONi2U fee; north iirc OF
Fourth Avenue, known as i4:2 Fourth
Avenue. December :. 1916. $i.Ino.
i;ctti, l. SIaoot. exccUtrix, to l.. IL.
w. Goodwin, trustee. 20 foot ~ IL
ircheSNiln tcet north !;n- OF stuart
AvenH", ~ feet | - inches r:tS, Of Elm
street October 10. 1915. Si.s.o.
!. X. Buwi-s ut l,& 10 II Selurn Tag
lor trustee, 10; zoo. Boulevard Rrai.
dcncn i'Jrk. December IL 1916: 81, 900.
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uMNnicn TRANSFERS.
four Deeds 81 I::r.sn-n and SuIc.
tU'pUntin. to- H,'ti5G.

4 Greater richmond He7,FS company
Inc, :" Adai' nyndn'! Drastic lot ~
h!pck II pi'.n 81 Monument avenue
SO
Same. 10 + r:l4aun.c sabre, lot So
block -. plan OF Monument Avenue
tai'k. June -, 1916. Tan. ." cents;
Sic.
o. L. Phillips - NY 10 {. L. Arcn-
DAN, ten acres OH Patterson Avenue.
Just west Of the city limits. Decent
hcr -. 1916. ToN SJ.5r. SIC.
IL. !! Dici>ccs"n - IN. TO Henry
Iiecksf"ifcr, j., 2'N!3 feet, west lin.
OF Twenty eighth street. - feet south
OF Tate. December j.. i2lG. Tax. 81:
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lions ana repairs tussvuS. May " co.
NrDi!cd 70" " permit 1" hui.d = threc-
S'pi* brick printing shop and storage
building at Rove and Marshall Streets.
I" cost $i'.rhH. Dth"r permits iRclud"
j. i. Ecatte, Crane dwelling on FEN
da'I Avenue. near crawford. $4,000
NirS'nih Realty and cou"truc;ion Com
pany, four tw"-Stpry hrick dwellings,.
vest lid. Of Addison Street between
'haitin aud Hcvcrls. Si"."n0 u; IL
.tnd Il w .NNis. fran" dwelling "u
street ' 100
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ut >liNcs couKT, PART II.

Monday Mary A. sullivan VS.. vir-.
@'nin Railway and Power Company.
l.hnr n Lamb. .. O.: Bryan. Puiliam..
,iuiGOn. Moore. .. Il.
Wednesday--E. s. Harris VS. S a. L.
Hallway C"mp;;uS. Munford. Hunter.
Williams g. Anderson. u. a.
Ncdn"sdny-.;inter Part, Kca1tv f.or
n"Iati"n vs. T. IL simmons Robert
pcyton, q. o.
Thursdny--W. |. Newton VS.. yjr..
Sini" Halfway and Power Company
s'ry;;n, pulli:tm, Guigon. Moore. D. d.
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TO MAKE CHILDREN HAPPY
ohio Wan sends 500 for Christina,
Gifts for Little Ones of q
HurrlsUnburE. &c

Special TO The Times Dispatch.J
HARRiSONEURG. VA. December
l6--"tncloscd find check for 500, for
which sec that the children of my ma
tiv" Town have a Merry Christmas >.
says letter received by the presi-.
dent OF the Civic League in Edinbur.,.
Shcn;;ndoah County. from Joseph
Campbell. OF Columbus, Ohio
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LAW AND r:UuITY.

Mvnday--C. T.. Cross Shoe Company
- fourVuCc1n. Temple 4 Co ct aIs.
III! Montague. lIaw & flaw. ~ a.: Me
Iu,re Rely Bryan X, EgGleston,
TueS'iay--H. g Proctor at ais. vs. T.
J. King Minor & Tucker. p. d.: VIII
iianis and Mullen. II. IT.
Wedn"suay-itosc Edwards VS. Life
:. I patteson, r q; fiunsdon Cary.
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COUNCIL. sCIJEDIrI.E.

the following meetings OF the Coun-
en- comm;it"cS rad been called yes.
terd&y for this week:
Monday Streets. s o'clock.
Lurs'ia! Finance. 8 O'Clock
Ti"s''ay-- Advertising and Enter.
pr:S.S o'clock.
Thurs,lay--Ordinanc s O'clock z
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage uc.,sss
we're issued yesterday 10y the ulerL nf
thr Hastings Court: "a
jHh" j. t.ithitus and j.sSi- - Moore
Giuseppe .iTnhUcG-a; aud Josenhinr.
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E3II,T CALENDARS

Vhn following cases have been cali.1
geek. '"'s
Mott. a. - an Authorization used
to tonot" counsel for tho plairtir and
y. q. JoI. The Defendant,
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UENitItO DEED or yltIST.
One Deed of trust. Amounting TO


w. H. jackson 81 TX. 20 u. lorraine
Ruitin ct al trustees. lots . 10 u. in
elusive. Campbell block. and lots > to
10. Inclusive williams block on the
Ridge Road. December l3. 1916: Sl,nSl.
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CHARTERS ED.

Charters were granted yemtcr,Iuy by
tn" state Corporation Commission as
follows:
The Owens Merritt Company Inc
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Atlantic Coast Line
Richmond and Chesapeake 6ay RAILWAY Co,nDan,

sun''s,"iiiI .e,ncu".c April a. IUia
avhru"ie SupJrc, !" .hahi:o Ntnuut
Notice.
:, Trains ic4Yc RicAn.0nl 1850 a 81. Il A.
NJ; hs ~. NJ. . a. NJ. 40 a. Nj. II 4. Al
4. NJ. L: NJ. +. Al. bi l.. III a:1 H.
a.. az. +, Nj $40 p. NJ. bs T.. III. ~ T..
Tratns leave ashland $3.50 A. NJ b.; A
": A. NJ. b9 NJ: 10 y, NJ. ..Ii a. M
u, HS::a !. ~. ,G:3ee 7; ~. T:io i. ~.
ttnrrles basEase. daily except SUNDAY.
'sunJabs only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17
FLAWS FILLED ron NEW
MONl\Li-rLt-EIME IIIEAILIk

rluns haze just been nicd Nth
Br'!dUi; Itsuoe HutleT Tor tn. re
modelling g: The hriek store hw,!h,nr
1t 60" East BROAD street, which - to
be converted into a moving pictur.
thcatc' The nui!d:ur. which Is owned
by ". E. Klein. was formerly uccu-
pied by saloon. The cost 81 i'm
proving the huiidiHs. which, viii make
II one OF tho most attractive picture
houses downtown. is estimated at ap-
proXimutcly $1.rrr
The Building inspectors repor, on
ncr,Mj;S issued las, week shows "a to-
,ai II $so,j55 o: wh!ch e22.5na was
for row work. and S.N4G Tor altcr;,.
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cn,NrEnr nuLl:>sn DEEDS.


Shea & Hlanton. trustees "a Il. NJ
LINN. lots IS, 70 %, Il. hl"c:: :. MonU-
-. y. Pollard. .Ir. trustee. 10 L NJ
Lynn. inxi!j f".t south !inr az Aioru-
n!cnt Avenue, at cast line of In e. Yeti .
street pccrUl;,.i II 1876; sSGa.
Henry ". Anderson. trWS;c.. 20 Cb..v-
lott" W ;lliams Hospital. GixiSG > feet
'irT"Guiar lines east line Twrl;tn
street mt south line OF Broad street:
also IoXijG feet east Line of Twelfth
street - tcct south o! Broad Street.
Jeccmhsr H. 1916, S!0.0cr.
Cieorrs H. 'iaw. trustee IL e ~
land rark Dccrnibcr IL. tylf: soGa
Is!ch',"d W. Zones IT ais. trustees %
T. y HrHn"h. .o;s / {. block o.
i'ro0kland i'Hrii December -. lHiG:
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FOR E.ENT

The following. d .ciings al reduced
rentals and other Inducements offered
10 immediate ten ats:
2010 West GrncT hot-water heat
- North Fo' tn Street. 10 rooms
IL North FoI III Street rooms.
ioS South r. 81 street. 10 rooms.
304 South Jurth street 10 rooms
404 West ain, rooms.
a02 Home Street, Barton Heights
l23 Soutf Pine Street. { rooms.
3114 East Broad, rooms.
3bf Wef Cary. q rooms
1921 WIT franklin. new aud attrac-
II e. hot-water heat.
SUTTON & co
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100 East Main Street, second t;nor. rooa,
bath. pantry. hot-watcr heat. Coui amt !.
ranRe. Rent. $40 month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17

W EST END FLATS. $50 PC, Month
*"w and modciu SjA-rupni Hats, ,r
good location.
" \ ROBINSON x co.
II. East Franklin
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FOR RENT-Rcul Estate.
Or ltENT

400 Jane. Street. room, ;sa3 month
s south rium street rooms 'jh. liable
~ LOT Rent luW
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FOR REST
Handsome Broad ST. Store

Corner Fourth and Broad streets IN
IN" center OF th" retail trade Of tn.
AZ 1t clothing store.
sl-TT1N < "a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17
RENTS
FOR RENT-I'arnis
FOR REST--llou,c>
FOX KENi--..us

Tok rent: un.xpired lease C--uygt y. u-.S
boulevard 80.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

room to visit her month. Mrs. Pull
mans body lay across the bed. New
ak and a Ratchet, bloodstained, lay
under the bed. There were few signs
of a struggle. Fingerprints upon
towel with which murderer washed
will identify him, police believe.
None of Pullmans' relatives knew
of any family quarrel that could have
led to murder. of the two women.
The Pullmans came to New York
from Chicago three days ago. They
had lived in Chicago at 1922 Hum
boldt av. and at 1850 Langley av,
according to the Chicago police, who
have been notified to be on the look
out for the missing husband.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27
CONTEMPLATE JOINT NOTE
FROM ALLIES TO US.

London, Jan. 27.-Joint note sign
ed by all the allies, answering latest
protests from United States and
Sweden and setting forth allies posi-
ton toward neutral trade for period
of war, is in contemplation, it was
learned today.
English press today unanimously
applauded plain intimation from gov
eminent that it intends to deal firmly
with United States in answering the
latest protest against British trade
regulations.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

ment of the money and said it had al
ways been done in the department
and was nothing to hide.
Attacks of Hoyne and others on
O'Brien and the fact that O'Brien re-
signed under fire without trial on the
charges made against him don't
square with the advertising letter
where O'Brien's good name is var
nished up by Chief Healey in these
words:
'He bears the highest reputation in
this community both as police Off
Ger and citizen. His ability as a de-
tective is nationwide and his hon
esty has never been questioned"
O'Brien's own letter recommend
ing himself as a detective says in
part:
MY long experience has shown me
the grave danger of employing ire
sponsible detectives or investigators
whose reports or evidence are ques-
tionable, and whose work and meth
DDS even the supreme court has found
occasion to justly criticise. l have
taken care to surround myself with
thoroughly honest detectives, both
male and female"
In his much-quoted statement of
June Is States Atty Hoyne declar-
= ed "crime trust was operating in
Chicago and Hoyne protested the ap-
pointment by Chief Healey of O'Brien
as detective chief.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER KILLED
WITH AX-HE'S SOUGHT
New York, Jan. 27.-Following
dinner and theater party celebrating
their husband and fathers return