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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
FOR RENI-Flat,.

2'io East BROAD, upper lower mats, roonns.
,nh,h. gas. electricity SIS per month.
THREE ROOM Nat, furnished or unfur.
nlshnd 20, South Jefferson Street.
i5,o.iSl2 MIST Main Street. new Hats. :
l"2ns. s22 per month Elan y l'um.ten.
rooms aud bath third HAT private. Gas.
cl%ctrir lights. instantaneous heater sepa
.s,. meter Meals across street. Phone
Nannolnh t'9S
= West Marshall. second Nat. 3 rooms. bath.
sI:. electricity. s?i25 per month. Ei.n.
urrtK Nat. . rooms and bath. modern con
y"ni.nc"s 2ol. stuart Ayenu".
sgna rate entrance. soI Yves, Main.
rlye,noom Nat, f g! M THSrr. Avenue n.r,on
litishis: llght. water. gag. scparatc baths,
IN Woodland Heights. HAT Of > or 4 rooms
pos Semmes Aycnu.. or .ail Randolph So.
ri rhGn no nsa,.t Mr.. Gracc near Robinson.
& h'?@S s HS7 Dysis%s ecn4sSn
s@.': North Twenty sixth Street. first flat 3
t: io","S; osth. gas electricity. $50 per month
FOR rent. nice fiat jefferson Park so,,,r, .
.r ga. Sash and entrance Apply 800
- S, s%u'h Laurel Street. 5cgond HAT. rooms
sr Sa,n2 .s pr month, Elan y Funston
furnished. 80 East Leigh Street
Jp.fc-D DATE Nat. tower or upper for rcni
~, c"nN"nirnccs. Gas STOW. Included 1906
5arton Hy"nu".
% South Elm. HAT over stor. ) rooms bath.
S.s electricity. $3.50 per month. E'arn
Fi.AT 10, rnut.-- Three room fa, on r"conI
fo"r All modern convcnicnccs ; West
Marshall Street
FIVE ROOM modern nat West End. fur
- hl.h.n or unturn!shcd. Boulevard 1881
fo ~ k.HDOM second fiat newly papercd
sonahl. Randolph ,2st-W
hIGiil delightful rooms. nice ncIrhhort0od
on . ~ me 10" rent September l. phone
i;li,un ;ai.
'ol North Tw-nty-tf,h Street upper fiat !;
.ro"'n-. In nice order. ALSO pcr month
NicEl.Y furnished fat on North Rowland
Street Tor $50 pcr month: long Lease Ruf-
nm 9: Sloan i North Eighth Srrce,
'i3 south Third Street. second HAT, only on.
t.."'t rooms. go pc" month Elan ~
! FIVE rooms, $3.50 per month 500 a IVES,
MODERN six-room second nat. large
bprch neat. gas range. screens 2u. Grove
"H.nne Bonleyard lGls-W.
OK rent lower Nat; three rooms and re-
rsrs Madison Ihao s ~ vn'rd Avenue Highland
Al HNoIiFE unfurnlshed fat of 3 rooms
E go" oa ii Hrewlv papereh. TO couple. si3
10 I.eleh Street Eandolnh tis-.I.
ri.AI on second floor. large rooms pri-
Ess, s2aosd s sGs,Sa rent reasonable. 1:si
FOR rent. second Hat . nice rooms and
ca T M IN wood d.s! Heights block from
bath: North Avenue. Barton Heisht.. "A" "A
!. Shewnins ir,. 'a5 East Main street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
BUILDING PERMITS
Thirteen building Permits. Am


Ing to $1S,401.
PERMITS for new and repair work.
were issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler as follows:
John +. Carr, to repair frame dwell.g
s s9s s0'S East Broad Street to coats S
Springer Drug Company. to repair@
frame dwelling 2220 East Marshalis
street. to cost $500
NJ e. Cannon. to repair brick stores
Stewart NJ. Woodward, to repairl
brick store at 1923 East Main Street,
To cost 81 900. y,
Mrs. Belle V. Curre, to repair brfckS
dwelling at 1915 East Broad Street, to-
cost S225. S,E
T. a. Saunders, Jr.. to repair bricks
store at 10 North Eighteenth Street,
to cost 500
Robert Branch, to repair frame
dwelling at 233 Midlothian Turnpike,
TO cost $500. ~
Fl. Preston. to repair frame DWELL
ing at llO7 State Street. TO cost sI5oS
w. a. Phillips, to build a, two-storyf1
frame dwelling on the south side Of
Marshall Street. to cost $1,000.
AGNES c. Coalter, TO build two-s
side OF Thirty fourth Street, between
Beattie and Westham Avenues, to cost
5000. }->Sff
NJ. D.. Tancil. to build a one-storyi
frame dwelling on the north side ot
Thirty fourth Streets. to cost $1,000. s.
c. l.. Shacllford. to build a two-storgt
frame stuccoed dwelling on the west
side OF Alontrose Avenue. between thes
Brookland Park Boulevard and thes
Indy Mile Road. to cost $4,000.
Realty and Finance Corp. to build
q two-story brick dwelling mt 1908
Woodrow Avenue. to cost $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
FURNISHED FLATS .roK RENT.

FOR rent. modern s-rnom furnished fiat To
""ngcnial coupl" without children. who
are willing 10 board family OF (. adults
J 20I ear. Times Dispatch
&2.-Fonr rooms and privat" bath 2.sll Flovd
ANcnu. Phone boulevard l,lI-J.
FotR-RooM Nat. completely furnished for
housekeeping. Cunv"ili"nc,S Arnjy Nv.
North Ninth.
WA NTED. responsible coupIc to tax" .
hnuS" or HAT with me. May hav" us. Of
Madison .y2G3-.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
FOR RENT.Houses
FOR RENT-Furnished Houses.

FOR rent, comfortable lo-room, furnished
house In good central neighbOrhood
Possession given during the month OF Sep
tcmber. Convenient to Broad and MAR
Streets. J col care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
Cont inued Warm Weather Slows Up
Trading, hut Sales for Week
Aggregate $4,000.
IMPROVE MAIN STREET CORNER
Interior of Four-StOry Building at
Main and Tenth Will BE Thor
oughly Remodcied for Use OF New
Owners.
The Weeks Record

Continued warm weather. with many
Richmonders away from the city, cut
deeply into the trading on the local
real estate market during the past
week. but the business is holding up
remarkably we'll for this season OF
the year, and the sales are more num-
crous than they were at this time last
year. Las, week the business aggre-
gated more than $4,000 and. with
the sales reported by the agents. will
amount 10 about $4,000.
Tn" trading was confined I'm the
main TO residential properties. both the
small homeseekcr and the buyer OF
more valuable property being much in
evidence. The agents reported that
they had numerous deals on tho
string and expect to close number
of sales this week. Several OF these
are for valuable parcels. with at least
two deals for large business property.
Featuring the activity last week in
real estate and business circles was
the issuance Of a permit by building
Inspector Butler for the rcpa iring aud
rcnodeling of the four-story brick
building at the southwest corner Of
Tenth and Main streets. which was re-
Gently acquired by Stewart NJ Wood.
corporation. Work has been started
nE the contractor on thorough over
hauling from basement to roof
LONG A LANDMARK
IN FINANCIAL DISTRICT
THIS building. situated diaSonally OPP
posite the poSt-officc, has long been a
landmark Of the financial district, and.
while the new plans show few changes
III tn" exterior, it is understood that
extensive improvements are to be made
TO the interior with view to con
verting il into an up to date office
building in keeping with the section in
which ii is located
After the rcmodelinf has been COM
pletcd. the executive offices OF the Mon
taSu" manufacturing Company, which
are now located In the West End will
II: moved To this building, occupying
nearly half Of the entire floor space
The price of $4,000 that was paid
Tor TINS property several weeks ago
when IT was sold to Mr.. Woodward
through the real estate firm OF G.. l..
ana u. l.. Denoon was considered a re-
markably low one. 1t was bought in
l"i. for $4,000 by the old Dominion
fuil'ilhs Corporation. Il subsidiary of
the now dcfunct Commonwealth Bank
with view TO the erection OF a modern
bank and office building. IL is under
stood that an offer Of 100000 for the
property was refused shortly thereaf-
Ter. but the subsequent failure OF the
bahk prevented these plans from being
carried out. and. after remaining va
can't lor some time during the rcceiv-
rrship OF the bank, the property was
Iihaiiy sold last month To MIR Wood
ward for $4,000 less than IL brought
iour years ago. The frontage of the
iot on Main street is twenty feet eight
thchcS. and II runs back seventy feet
atohs Ienth street to a four-foot al
ley which separates ii from The Times
Dispatch Building in the rear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
SUMMER MISUNDERSTANDING City

oo.''''N hT'''hi >--Htiahtic ttS
The WILTSHIRE E EIs,m" av aug -eaen
ago. pr,y,,, h,,, ocean view. Capacity
SSV, prlNato pains. elevator. porches. etc
Special rates. SIS up weekly. s@.5o up daily
hn'erlcah pan Every convenience. open
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
CuANCEKY TRANSFERS.
seven Deeds OF BurSnin und SALE
ing tO Sl2.NaN.

Lucy y. Bennett ct vir. TO Charles
- Robins. iOXl30 feet north line
Monument Avenue, 200 feet west OF
NiiiSon street. August 20, 1916; S2a 900
w T.. Applewhte ct ny to Mary l..
Wright. 10 -2Xl24 feet west line
IWcntN-third Street, 90 feet south OF
T. street August |, 1916; tax. $40
$40. |
Mrs. Martha y. Wise ct vir. to Mrs
Rosa q, Wilson, a7.a3x3a feet south
iihe OF an alley. between Monument
lark ana Allen Avenues and Meadow
street. AuguS, |. 1916: $500
Same 10 John r.. Wilson 5ia6x35
iect south line of an alley between
Monument, Park and Allen Avenues
ana MEADOW street. August l. 1916:
$1,000
Virginia Turner ct al. To ~ T.. Oar
nahian, 6UNl36 feet east line Magnolia
Avenue, =" feet south OF Sidney Ave-
nue.. August :3. 1915: S2.25O.
III. X Pollard. Jr., trustee to w NJ
Parrish. Jr., Is feet IL inches by Of
rect At the southeast corner OF Will
'iamshurS Avenue and Elm street Au-
gust ~, 1916; Sl,300.
j. r. Harmon 9, uX. to Rosa Do
minici. - l-2Nll0 feet north line Floyd
Avenue, 20 feet cas-; OF I.omha rdy
Street. August Ii. 1916 tax. $3.50:
Slr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings OF the Coun-
ell and committees are called for this
week
Tuesday-Special meeting of the
Board of Aldermen at o'clock
Friday-Common Council at 3
o'clock and the Board of Aldermen at
o'clock =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
cnANcERy RELEASE DEEDS.
Three Release Deeds, Amountip. n


fhrcc Nefensc DcedN, Amountinc to
$1O.725.
c. *. Willis ct al. trustees. to II. o.
l::endnetter. 3iXl21 feet south line
Street. July "a. 1916: sl,0l5.
ID. i. Wallerstein eft al, trustees, to-
II. j. Perduc. ~ 1-2x124 feet west limo
Il Street. August %, 1916; $27o.
II. L. Richeson ct al, trustees. to-
William Byrd Hospital. 60xI50 feet
east line Boulevard. 100 feet south Of
Hanover Avenue; also. 20 feet at the
northwest corner OF Park Avenue aud.
Deep Kun Street. August 81. 1876
S?,4t0. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27

z'io East Broad. upper or lower Mats. rooms.
I path. gas. electricity SIS per month.
Clam Finn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
HuSTlNGS TRANSFER.

thr Deed of bargain nnN sale
Amounting Go 1850
FLORENCE H. Clements TO Grover e.
llulo. lots s and OH AIanchcsler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
WANTED Furnished Flat,

WANTED. furnished apartment or
rooms. from October TO Nav near S,ua r
circle Address Il al. care Times Dspat e N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
SUMMER Virginia
0rkneySprings Hotel and Baths

orkney Springs, Nn.. Open Junel.
Beautiful mountains: always cool; eleva
Gon 2.cO Restorative waters equal Carlsbad
Germany. for ncrvousn.ss. poor blood. gen
erdl debility. rheumatism. kidney and
stomach troubles. Free amusement, dancing
pool. tennis. croQuct good table: reasonable
rates: cap 40: hoott.: n q Cp-.a- prop
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
y a t E II E.

-Sn gana Norbbeiiaraz
bien 1ollen perIdarfte militarpoli@
seilihe Mabnabmea ersriften llnD
ld1ntlide oud MIR I'M gerinslten Derz
badtige gerlonen Gus i9ren Wphnor=
ten pessefdafft nao nod 3entra!ruBs
Lamb gsbradt porben iein. Sn ben
Drten 2argu, 2ipfanp, Gbotin nnb
aomeneb= YpbpIsfi. ND bic Bepolfe@
runs teiltpeiie cDatuie.t lpurbe, piro
ben Yerfonen, bic i'm CONNER ge<
fludtet lparen, bic @ifdtebr niAt gss
1tattet. 9ie Mabnabmm Der ru11tz
59en MilitarpoliSei 3aben bic noro@
be11arobiiGe 8ep1lferuna lehr beun=
ru6ist; afiesmein ipirb befaratet, Die
s3entralmd9te tDnnten einen Bpritob
geaen &iem unternebmen unb Ncrbz
beffarabisN in W}itleibenldaft aleeen.
Die ru{ft1den 3eitunsen ySeliorobs3'
ure .,sssiiGenltepsfajSn" iuden lnDes
Bic llnrllhe Der @eb5lterults al SER
f!rel;an.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

lpas allf oem gpieIe ltano, oaB es iid
nld)t BLOB I'M Sic &ettl1ng bes meio=
pptamilden Ielo5uges, iolloern Inn
Die &ettltng ocs leeten &eites ieines
Nniebens in Ser mobanlmeoanildell
sStlt banoelte. Grotoem bat es Sic
Gotaltropbe nidt abpenben fonnen.
Tidt etpa oesbalb, neil es Inn al
glttem Millen feblte1 %lonoern neil es
nldlt imltanoe mar, Sic fir ei,1en err
folareiden gntlaeperiud erforoerli=
f1en Srnppen perfiigbar Su MAIDEN.
Sic ri~idmartigen @erbinoru1ger
Der slim gntlate I%opnsbenbs augge=
lanoten Streitfrdfte maren 1lnaefabr=
Oct, 10 oab 8eritdrfungen ungebin=
bert battcn nadgeid}oben neroen
fonr,cn. Mls Die &unbe fam, oab
Iclpnsbeno in &llt-el- Mmara einge=
|lGlolien lei, murne in ser aIliirte1
Nreiie allgemein ser grpartu1g
Nnsornd gegeben, baB gnglano,
|ipettn nofbig. etlide bnnoerttauieno
Mann inoiiher Sruppen nod Melo=
potamien tperfen miiroe, ober man
hot pergebens 0arauf getpartet. Mnd,
oils lid nad Sen eriten gntlatoerlu=
den berausltellte, DOB lie nit gnns
ltro gar 1ln5ureiden0en Streitfraf=
ten nnternommen moroen marel1.
blieben Sic geritdrfltngen aus unb
General Tolpnsbeno mlBte leinem
5Sdidlal it6erlai1en aperoen.
Man fam nidt gut arnebmen,
Dob Die engliiden Staatsmanner lif,
iiber Sen grnit Ser Sage getauidt
baben, es bleibt alio nllr sic Nnnab-
me ilbrig, oab tie auBerltanoe gelpe-
len limo, Die in Meiopotomien 10
orilgeno n%otbmenoigen 8erlfdrfln-
gen iraenoDo a%llf5utreiben. grob
gintiihrnng bei6ranfter 0ienltpflidt
feblt es gngIanb %ofierbar al, Sen no
Helerpen. @iepieI 5olooten
Gnglano bis iest fir Sen &riea be
reitgcltellt bat, meib man nidt. Mn
oie f%nbelbaften 3iffern, sic %geleaeut-
lid IN Der alliirten 4relle gerannt
lporoen li1o, glaltbt langlt fem
Menl6 mebr. Nremierminiiter Mss
ql!ttb bat. leiler5eit bon JiinipierteI.
aelproden> Sic rad) Sen
rerldieoenen arieasidonplaten ae-
1d1idt iporoen leien. 0us lit freilid,
1d1on eillige Wonate Der, aber es lit
l1ldlt notwithstanding, hob +es piel mebr
leltger getporoen iino, Sic Nadidiibe'
rltrttten faltn1 aelliigt batcn, sic 2ii-
den alls5ufiiIlen.
gnalano bat foloiiale 9erlnlte ae-
babt. Nidt BLOB blutige gerll,ite,
1oroerh audi groBe @erlulte infoIae
&rantbeiten llno pbpiilber llnsl,=
laltgl1d)feit. 3as erfldrt es, ,pegbalb
es 10 ltt,gelp6bnlih itnrfe &elerpen
-sLEF 'Tr3-4EEI
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
~AnSldnoifde Mnmoi9au

ic Gricsslagc madr 81 Gricgsmpna-
ten. Sic Gage lei @crSnn. -
Ter ocntid)c Ncncralitab lift sic
T%ranspicn iidp nad) iinS i,ad) CIR
idJDpfcn. - @rnkc bcmtid)c Mii6r.
igfcit am ailen maScrcm Gnnftcn
scr @cltfrunt.- Gic GmtidciSnma
luirS uidJt lanac3 a,lf iid) mortcn
laiica. - Gnglanb laHt icine ST.
liirtrn iid) anf Sen SdlaGticlOcrn
anfppfcrlr. Sid iclbf Galt cs
in 6i:tersrnnbe, nn in. Stanbc
at icin, fHr lid, Die glimpfliditcii
TricScnsbcSinsnnsen III iidJcrn.-
Sic pplitiid)c n,tS m~ilitGrifdJc Mic=
bcrlagc Gnglanos III Mscipppta-
micn. - sein GinflaR lit 9anbcrn
bcs Sslams fiir immer balm. -
Scinc. militGriidem Madjtmiftcl
iinb %erid)Dpft. ~ Die &cDol1tipu
III Srla,o uurlamfig nieberaeidla=
gen. - 81 p0llig nno anf iuie lan=
&c blci6t a6sn,uartcn.- 9ic iranb=
N;;mm;te' nm NmaIanS Arm
fpnute, - NaS,trdl lnirS scr .Sni
nnnmsISiMI;h - Gs int Trodscm.
sa6me oriSet. - Msede, menn 81,
gnot anfoeht. = Tcr WmsG,nnc.
rnnosnrri,,d1 1cntidInnSs rim @,,.
mera,n f;ir GmaIanS. - aei,tsres
moot ictt id,nm nm .Nnunertmd1e.-
SIC. Settide Mnt,uort a,,f Sic en,c.
rifnniidc .sn;;cr1 Mntc. -
9cnfid,ionS III entaene,,fnmmenS
obrr feit. - gnn Mnfanhe ira lin.
tcricc6pptfricocs If feline Mebc. -
Ser mirtGidmftlid,e. n~niIitSri,du
1u,S multitude wISSiinn eimcg Grie
aeg ,,uiidrn 9cntidllanb ms Ser
gcr. stantcn, - Yie aaae !,
Mcrifn mirS crit nnd Gcfonnt
madunnn SER mm,ndmmacn SIR @e
mernls gnmfcrrms in CT lsoin Ge
mrtfeilt mcrSen fSnmcn>
-
Sic Gricoslaoc beiM 8coi,,r Sc,
,uciunSs,uan,ioiten aricasmpuats
Bic Qaoc 81 gcrSnm. - 81,
,lontaniidIem Barrier geridltc ii6e,
rau,Dsiid;c Grfulac bci Gcrbnu mi
1rpicr Ipriid)t atf,uncduncn. - lin
,eScntcnbe Ipfalr Mmariffe ,ucrScm !,
Mftipnen %anfoe6anidt. =
Mandlc aro6c fran,Siiid,c Mnariff
Sireft crfmnScn. nm sen Shit
Ter Garilcr at belcbcn. - Ser sent
die Wcncralitab aibt aud, Sen flciu
M}iserfola at. - Taiicn ST
Srouspien audi in eincm Ser pprber
@raben sS,ts. nm nid,Itcn nhc.
,adl1tnadhtcm gaac ,ucrSeu ia micSc
,ino,tsoe,uprfcn. Die T1rdtbar
lit oeg bcutidcn 8pmbarocmcnts
Die orokc ScltIdc Miihriofcit al
,nbcrcu T,,nftcn ser @e1tfront aib
ben Traa,oicn urS GnaiGnbcrn 4
ratden auf. - Grfiilt Tie nit banae
sprae. - Sic Gutldcionna barft
n nidlt lanoer 2cit fallen. - Nranf
,cidl perblntet iidl. Gnalanb.
iibcr feline militGrildrl
- 1os Gauicr 1T 4ocSmloio
Bic miirtcu ipcrhcn 1tntcrlicacu
81 9%cutidllamb ,uirb eicoer icin. .
Nos 1tutcrlicacn scr Mlliirtcn Il
yans ouser 2u,ifel. 20 e,tr eli
MltllScr fam Sas p%crlinocru, ms ST
3cit scr @unocr lit ppriiber.
Scr einl1nos,ponaia5te @rieosmo
lat lit al Gnoe qeaol,ae,1. obne ST
yntldleiSund oe6rad1t al hobe,1
!lber ieoenfauS bot Ct Sic gntidei
,l1r,u beOel,tenb n6her oeriicft. So:
gero1ln oon,rern Sic oei1tlden- @ono
zen. ssn Garis cruSStt man lih al
n,on4,5t;;4n Mn,ic,+n,, noa f,o,,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

Die Innabnle liegt rabe, oaB bie
|belltlde @eeresleitlng Sen Nngriff
auf ScrOum perlangiamt bat, Inn iid)
ii6er Oie altf Ser Nhriier aonferen5
pereinbarten 1tellen Ndne ser Muiir=
ten 81 otientiren lno oanad feline
Mabnabmen gu treffen. gs gebort
nicht su Sen @epflogenbeiten Ser
beutiden 6eereslcitung, 51 marten,
bis ser 5eino nit Ser Iusfu6rlntg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-18
DEMOCRACY IN EUROPE

Az contemporary suggests that
those of us who cherish the. belief
that this great war will be produe-
tive in Europe of a new spirit OF
democracy must these days be strong
of faith and stout of heart. We
must continue to believe in spite OF
the evidence of our own ears and
our own eyes, for democracy in Eu-
rope. mid the crash of arms and the
walls of the suffering and dying, has
fallen on parlous times.
Germany is about to carry con-
scription step further. Military
CONSUMPTION it has had in full flower
since 1870, but now it proposes an
industrial CONSUMPTION as well. Not
only will it force men to bear arms
for the Fatherland, but it will force
them also to work with pick and
shovel, at lathe and forge, with pen
and ink, at whatever task bureaucracy
prescribes, in their country's cause.
Menatime Britain follows the same
path. Military CONSUMPTION it has al
ready adopted, as war measure,
and there are charges that under the
guise of military necessity forcibiy
recruited soldiers are being worked
in factories, receiving for themselves
the, army pay and earning for the
government the difference between
this pay and the regular wages of
civilian employees.
And Britain now has taken another
arrow from the Teuton culver, for
a food dictator is to be created and
endowed with despotic power. There
are to be meat cards and bread cards
and meatless days in England, just
as there have been in Prussia. In
dustrial CONSUMPTION is only another
step forward-or backward. The fears
of the opponents of compulsory mill
tary service, that it would be the
stepping-stone to compulsory SER
vice in industry, are in a fair way to
be realized.
German kultur, of which that sac
rifice is the crux and inspiration
brought Europe to the shambles
through which its people now strug-
gle. Individual liberty, the oppor-
tunity of the individual man to live
his own life, in his own way, is knl.
tul's antithesis: Allied use of Kul-
tur's method is merely new and
perfect illustration of the wisdom
and necessity of fighting the devil
with fire. 1t will not last; it cannot
last unless freedom is to perish from
the earth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
G n LINT. Auctioneer.
Saturday, December 2, III II ~

a Saturday. DeCSHioS ~ c;r
II nv virtue of decree OF the Or
c,,;t Court Of the City OF Alexandra,
Wroinia. entered on the 10th day OF
M ~, y 1916, !, in the chanceEy
oause If Edgar r. Troxell, ct ais,
vaU2 The Capital City Telephone Conn
n ra Of ais. the undersigned Com
missioner will offer for sale. at pup
lie lie auction, to the highest BIDDER no6 N
front of the premises, No; oo9 hihs y
Street. on Saturday, the End gay o.
December, 1916, at twelve O'Clock,
Tho following described property OF
l,the Capital City Telephone Company
toswit. The entire plant, consist
mo If the switchboard and central
nGoo system. situated at No. BOY
King Street. in the City of Alex
andria, Virginia, and the poles, wires
and overhead telephone system no"
owned by the said Company, with
in the City and County Of Alexan-
dria, and Fairfax County, and the
exclusive right to use, for exchange,
purposes, within the said City and
Counties, the United States patents,
Nos. 1923, 1888, 562,, O13, 1O2, OIL,
O1O. OO9; and any other patent rights;
tools, machinery and property OF all
sorts, belonging to the said Tele-
phone Company, and all other per
sonal property now owned by the
said Company and not herein describ-
ed. Also all legal rights and priyl-
leges belonging to the said Com
pany by virtue of contracts now en-
isting between the Company and
persons or corporations using, or en-
pecting to use, it's telephone system.
Terms of Sale: 1-3 of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the
residue in two installments at six
and twelve months from the date Of
sale, title to be retained until the
full purchase price is paid: or the
purchaser may pay the whole of the
| purchase money in cash.
SAMUEL G. BRENT,
Commissioner.
+ Newell S. Greenaway, Clerk Of
the aforesaid Court, do certify that
Samuel G. Brent, Commissioner in
the aforementioned suit, has execut-
ed the bond as required by the decree
of sale. entered in said suit.
| NEWELL S. GREENAWA1.
| 271-12t Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-18

Large cigar manufacturer intends
opening branch factory in AleXan-
dria; will require large number OF
girls to learn trade Of cigar making
Pay while learning $500 per week
first four weeks; 81 90 per week sec
ond four weeks after which an ave
rage girl should earn $500 per
week, and gradually increase as she
becomes proficient. Experienced girls
earn 50. CO to $l4. 90 per week ac-
cording to speed. Address appllca-
tons to J. T. Preston, secretary,
Chamber Of Commerce, Alexandria
Va.
270-6t.