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The Keota news., 1916-10-27

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
u s. Land Office at Sterling, Colotado

U. s. Land Once a SteIiin9. CoIoI1d0
October S. 1916.
Notice b hereby given that Frank E. Gay Of
Buckinsham. Colo. who on April IA. 1913. Febsu-
aIy y: 1914: made ode- and add. 4; z. Ne
and southeast quarter Of Section IS. Township 8
north. R1nae 50 west. 9Th Principal Meridian. has
filed notice Of intention to make final three year
proof to establish claim to the land above described
before United States Commissiooes Clyde l. Stanley
At keot1. Colo. the 6th day Of December. 1916.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Abram b. List. Arthur l. Potter. Wallace A.
List Herbert d. Dinsmoor. all Of BuckinR1m. Colo.
81 A. F. BROWNS, Register.
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It'd WANTS

snHhhsLLa.1 cents = line per insertion.
Minimuim sS.r nns USi ,n.sr''oh
II telepnonsG or DnsIr Ivy hnes' n,c,
the n,niniui, IN =, S..nis az Az e.'ih'es'
The following rates lUr repeated in.er-
SS9ns are gwen. iikOSlDG.D ALL iNoE.Ik-
ttEUTS AitE CSED WAii,i.> ~. ".......
kAYk; .Ei. L..I.
Minimum, .,a.,. - n,,.
SIENNA v "oeo1
DAtLI m,aer,loila. 10 tan....
situations Mnn,uuEMuis ana r%sn,.l,.
Line DAiLY or sUNDAf. z cents l.ns.
bas,s ot neusurelnonl IA soiiu u.ate. II
The above ratios covor ali ciassllc"tiuAs
S'sssincation not Guaranteed uiter a. M.
rUt r.-D. NASr ADS.
Tho fulluwin.. .r,,n.. ,,n.,,., ,,r,,., ar
tcss are Tor tic Gun, uili.tIue nj ms pubIIc.
:, ant rsAus. aro *te.D..u Wy tneu. a. me
L O6 FOUsIEE srhEET.
Nest End Pharmacy. z327 ". Cary Street.
Caaeuu Orua etorc. slvyu Ave. unu
kerns Pharmacy. LIB Hanover Ave.
: Warmer \ i,rur. stor. a1ea Grave Ayu.
y. L.. buoIor Urua sIYr=. -YYl ". Main 81.
.,mutSIGA oTuS So'' Ane. LohhosFuS anu
sUS's Hr,,r a,.r. Allan v. and GRACE st.
Alien Avenue L iiurinacy. Allen Ave. AnU
Gary o.
90. Jonanti Drug Co.. daI W Mnin o.
i.ine srr.st rnnrnrs s.4 d. rina 81.
Auruetls Drug ature. AR ". uruau ST.
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FOR sA1.E-Rcal Estate.

FOR sale. beautiful tract OF 10 acres ON IL,
uss. Il y. Railroad. nes. nwa,hmey, station.
iias MI outbulldtrSs. VIII build house TO
snit purchase. l.. u IL, l.. Demon. sol
fSit saie. new store. corner Twenty fifth
Street ANA Nine Mile Road. Pays over u
per cent On price asked for 1t. c. l.. &
y: L: p.nooi.. s0t sa.t Main street..
Si;oVe cash payment will buy AN attractive
Iark Avenue Residence containing all Inn
ptoy"in"hts and IN perfect condition. q. L..
" ii. Dohoon. SG7 East Main Street.
FOR sale. nice h"w brick store. No. 2joi y
u3,,cet. occupied by good paying tenant,
VIII seu on easy terms. q. l., - II. l.. Iie-
noon. NO. E.asi MINI SIrcni
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FOR SALE

TWO comparatively new brick dwell
ihes IN West End; good renters at 500
per annuin each; owner nonresident
ana anxious TO sell.
SUTTON & co.
PROMINENT resident corner paying 10 per
,teh,. very central location; Will sell cheap.
EASY terms. !: I'll. car. 'riinss- Dispatch.
$500 room home Ia highland Park. one
pi"ch "f car line. On terms To suit.
go per foot. lot on First Street car line,
within one block III car. $500
'l,:SG pr foo, ON First Street car line.
WIN Sas' water and sewer. a bursain.
JAS. IS. MccoMB.
CHARMING COUNTRY HOME In
Albemarle County, Va. a noted
residential region. Social, climatic
and scenic conditions unsurpassed.
500 acres OF fertile land. Boundary
or beautiful timber. Many streams.
New Colonial type dwelling, with
modern equipment. Magnificent
building site. Outbuildings Al.
station on place. Property selected
by a cultured man Of discriminating
Judgment. after thorough investiga-
ton. Owing to pressing business
engagements he offers this valuable
property for immediate sale. Price,
$4,000. Apply to Real Estate In
vestment Company. II. w. H~illeary.
President, SIG Connecticut Avenue,
Washington, ID. C..
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AUCTION SALE
West End


At tho request Of the owners. who
ara determined to soil. we will Offer
for sale, at public auction, on the
: THIS DAY.
at 6 o'clock p. M,
that desirable 7-room, detached resi-
dence known as No. 1910 Taylor Street.
The property has Il frontage OF "a I-S
feet, with n depth OF 100 foct to an
a4ey < ample room for another
4 good home or investment at O bar.
gain price. so don't fall to attend this
TERMS: VIII be announced at sale
MooREF1ELD & BLAKE,
Auotioneers.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Largest company In tho world specializing
IN accident aud health insurance wants
u iiy.. enrncs, AGENT In eysry rlrglni4
eiuinis. johnsom & Adams. Southessternt
Munagerst Washington. ID. G
sAlt:SAlAS. Experienced. to travel nearby
territory. Good opportunity for "A lIys
nnsSier to max" conncstion With n reaponc
cn,e, .aiying age. experience. phone. Must
furnish hlEh-cIus business references. a
J3j. care Times Dispatch.
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NOIICE-Lepai

NOTICE OF APPLICATION rOE LICENSE.
"S Sf9S i,i Is s ss5 3 x'y 81 an 'na &c, In 81 fo sns GaSs
esoal Assembly OF virElnia; approved .Maroi,
5 i; is ~; : s%s 1 Jay y ]$ays %''5; an 1918 fisur i
Is! s $$sd Ss s"Ss: MIR H. ss sa it, ,d II 4 al + s Hsss.
500 North rws IT, Nj sU st4se,.
October 9. 1916.
NI3TIEE ArrLlGATloT FOR LIGMNSE:
erS M'' A.s sss RyoS Y 8frs e an a ast OF DE M asa,
f rEu2sia% Die !! lie ,,r nn 20 VIII, on >
= ".sIosk; \. II. 81 ,ha, faI day, spP y 70 to the he
v Vss'' taa . f0iHi license 50. tn the pS sltf 81 k stSae and
sell wine for sacrs,nsntai purposes. ana pure
seisn,i fsHy' m ""a Erpin " n"a p fss tn %ssiS'R isa
t nSTYose aud IN" "IcoHol pi for ,Is anu manu mse aree" M
iiayorinT extracts, toilet. medicinal and
Hs'iaso' and pT ntSpristSry % Ss sG'%.'"n as p apa
Vide" i" the wH Ali Sci ." bh HSs?% sTG5nE.
500 Fist nS ~ Har II! MA f.frsst
&oTiGE is hereby given. thhat in eoonformllty
? lSiS tAets iiisiSi, Dases iHss.:s$ssss:ssaiEssFiiSs
Gsy. oi S1vsmSsr. lbs. 10 O'CLOCK \: i;
to purchase. store and sell wines for saera;
sSais sIIsohsP Tor msalsinal. ssii;en,iass. Ms;
tnamicnh ano phurn aGentitai purnoses' hmu
hol for the manufacture of tavoring eX-
tracts. toilet. medicinal and antiseptlc prep
%prictary medicines, and, license to, dispense
soft drinks. as provided In the said act OF
Assembly.
By GORDON BLAin. NIanaser.
NOTICE OF. APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE.
NOTICE Is hereGy given that In conformity
s6ai Assembly Of virsl9ia; approved Marcel
1915; at 10 o'clock 4. 81, otsthat day; apply
mond. Va. for u license TO purchase AM,
use ardent spirits and alcohol for the manu-
preparations or solutions. as provided In
HAClI & REEVES.
3l1 West Broad.
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SCHOOLS
Miss Martha Waller
Robertson

Pupil OF Frank La Forge, Germany
tLeschetizky Techniqucl. will receive
plano pupils September 10th. at her
studio. 2l0 N. Lombardy st.
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NOTICES-Legal.

S&99T5IcE Of ArPLiGATIoS FOR LICENSE.
81 $ss .s!i wv III! isl sn S 4Esr.5 ii rs q iss
q Noyember. 1910. n! 10, O'clock 4. N. Of
i ihse city asS; of aRRpi sG,n TO ihs VAL Huss o4 & ,i Sens. %
n n,oHaai Sc pur s5STs and and T pure w flSi;. t sehy saG and
sTaiH aIesh%l fSr medicinal, scientific. me;
billet, for m ,nSnq1sf'u and OF naySr,nE extracts.
siFy$ss nsS sisSSss d ~" ,Va' s'S Is i 5Sss $fSi IN h lie
txSHaH:s d E2HkANeSNsAf FE,sp.
NS99TrIIGGE: or arbLIcATIoS FQK LICESSE:
SS Sits ih : P %s"f.skI F.v e an MAJ ses II ef f0 s%s Gssy,
i IS. 1915 Asss '%sis e Hs,S ylT 81 s.s ag0!sSeaa Haf fSs
spp 5!slf 10 q The l1 lrs S,s { q Court {; T. Of 1f ,h ss. s,,S day" Il
Klsh,nond. Va. for license 70 purchase
s n Sise; s SsSis; s"Ss ' % s$,:s'iiS! p1 ana s. y sssI% sjls s s%s
%faeture, OF havorins extracts. toilet, medici-
vi SSi. slsn 5 HSys TiSss; s; s,h Il, and nsi S5aih - Si 81
premises only. iii accordance with the pro-
TT ftlids, and Bs Morjo stre SCI giGhn1SSTd. Va
NoTicT Is hereby Given. that in sonformliy
sssnai xsss%biy rs yirsin!s. dappySyea March
81 So%smSer, 1918. at 10 so.eicok !. NJ. q
. The ci asy; of aPf:RP sxm TO the Val nusf or & li Gs%se 20
purchase. store and sell wines for sacra:
s2slS si ssFsSsf Or ' %saRIs Hi5s ''s ssisn s ! and and
chanieai and pharmacentical PURPOSES; and
IS Tor nG %G9Sfpe snS a Of aS ssis nF.n sXtsHis,s;
%!edisi"es' !. %y Store. ThiSa ana ;Msi!SS
scmSiy.
Is /. y. r phHhAfEMTAf From.
&SooTriIccff: is hereby si'! slEen. That TIN IN e i1innaH
s IL. 81; Hsss SSs;s f Fly yif sss.: ! fsessS.sa %S; ;ss
Of Noysmber. 1918. at 10 o'clock A.; n. Of
purchase. store and sell wines for sacrs;
sss?s a, ssEsS'?ss =. AZ. $ss! Rss: ,': :sisn siss' % sss
sa pureha snd an % a nse sTasaa sp pHfp0' and a Al,
eohol for the msnlfaeturs O. nsvorinE OK
prlstSry. medicines, as provided In the said
,sf4 ass, P FssS.,I srqsR s4ss..
N9SiSSE; ~ 7 n nsas}s;o Sly q q that se1 f. is fo re- HisxS
Il. , sSs. $Sss I'd fS, n: ss Il TsSss s sssf az ssS q
shs 'e eity 81 RIieeRRmmond.H Va. 4er 4 l,eense Z,
dispense soft drinks. as provided in the said
HAYS DRUG. STORE.
301 West Baker Street.
NOTICE OF ikSRnaksE FOR
NOTICE I: hereby Eiysn ssa. Ia conformity
SSsnsEsi As,smSls o. y!!5s,ni ssan sspfoysd
DAY, tho andS day Of November, .isiS. At
Hustinss court q i ,oity. 81 pkliohmpSi.,
Va Tor Z license e. disnsnss soi! drinks
e. 81. BRADY.
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&

"IiCW TO collect accounts also exposure Of
membership aud contract, agencies" This
book free ~ every man who writes for IL
on his businehs stationery. Box 333. Rich
Lnond. va.
WANTED, accounts and claims or all Kinds
20 collect on a commission busis. No
collection. no charge. Dominion SfcrCan-
tile Agency. 2ol ANGLICAN National Bank.
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DEATHS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. al his parent,
home. l2it North .rweniy-.cveu,h Street.
Cctohcr y. at 5 o'clotk T.. NJ.
ROY. son OF ". ". and i.ot,ie y, OUTLINES.
worth. Ared three years.
Died. SUNDAY. October s.. 1916. at
walter Reed Hospital. Washington, II. T.,
MILAN W~lHGrik:I-D ZONES, aEed
thitty.hNc year He leaves 10 mourn tncir
lois his mother. Mr-. i. J.. Zones. two
ii.roihe;s., Sydntr Jones. ot Wilmington. y.
C..and i. Frank Jones. Of this city.
Itic fnrerni MI take plnce THIS tTUES-
DAY tf'TESNbOS ut .:3O O'Clock from
the residence 81 his brother. TO-. North
Sycamore street. Interment at Gethsemune
..ine,.ry Hanover Va.
MpuN-Died. Monday. October ., at the
residence Of her daughter. Mira. y. q.
MDON
Funeral NJ sixth SIT. Zion Baptist
Church, Mt 1880 r. NJ
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Rv.

SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
The Progressive hallway Of tho SOUTH
Southbound trains scheduled to lcavs Rich-
niond daily: $685. A. NJ. local; 1890 p. ~.
sleepers and coaches to Jacksonville: i2:4s
a.. NJ, coaches and sleepers TO Jacksonville.
Atlanta and Birmingham; o:36 r. NJ.
coaches and Shoppers To Jacksonville; l2:E
A. H.. :Depers to Atlanta. Birmingham,
JncksonN ..c. Tampa aud coaches to JACK.
sonville.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive ia
Richmond daily: $50 A. A.. $3.50 A. NJ
local. 3:30 A. NJ. b:37 T..
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SITUATION Observation-Disclosures


girls or small boys At Weinberg
Female School. "a Christian home in The
country. For catalogue address Is. VI.
'! allies. or Miss Constance Wales. Schuyler.
Nelsnti {'nupty Va
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RAILWAY

SOOIaEfSN RAILWAY
Aia.n" '-e.I.e i..,niionu--6iuin 81. o,uIiu,.
Schtuuiu iSures nut guaranteed. Tor tina
South-Daily: o:3u a. Al, local; I0:3u a.. Al.
rApress. parlur buffet car; 4 T.. NJ. express.
Al;lo 4. AL, express, sleeping car open 900
y; M; 3:Oo +. NJ, local. Tor ioysvlliu. Chase
CITY ana Buffalo Lithin Snrings-weck days.
York River LIne-S:lU Il. A., SIeame.
Train. except sunday. connecting for Baitt-
more tParior carl. 1855 A. N. and 4:lo T..
M. daily. local.
Trains Arrive Riehmond-From the south:.
I:0h a. NJ. and $500 a. NJ, 3;ou p. NJ, S:3G
2. A.. daily; sac A. a.. except Sunday.
s ss West Point; S;tS A; n? except Mon
ONCE 9oi E. Mo'.i St. Phone Madison 27:.
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Compan,

snpsrssu.ng oet'NuLic Ut April ~. IYii,
seheuo'o suoJest 70 tfnInse Without
Trains leave itiehmond 1850 A. NJ. - A.
H. bS A. Al. y "A. NJ, .'lO a.. H., IL "A. NJ
r. Al, 2 u. NJ, 3 +. NJ. bt p. NJ. $50 r.
-, S;2o +: NJ 7:lo p. a.. Us p. NJ. 10 p.
1rains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. b,7 A
a.; . A. H.. bs A.; M. 10 A. ~. .sl1 A. NJ.
~ noon, 81 Z, NJ. = +. NJ, 3 r, NJ, 4 p
~. o5;2o E. NJ. $40 T.. NJ. 7:lO r. NJ. 8
J.. A., BE- T.. NJ. IL p. III.
bCurries baggage, daily except SUNDAY.
ssyunIayA only,
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NOTICES.

BAHIOoT.-The funeral Of CLARENCE
SRToo VIII take place from Pine
stree, Baptirt thurcn TUESDAY. October
10. ~ $3.50 i. ".
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RO
Atlantic Coast Line

The .s!nnlaru kuiIroYd OF the South. ;
~EFECYI SEPT. 2B, IOI6.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: s:15 "A. ". and
For Norfolk: G:l5 \. Al. $500 A. NJ. $500
For y. Z ". ~. 'MMeest;f e:H5 A. NJ. $50
A.. NJ. 800 +. NJ. 9:a5 r: b..
a;lh A. ~. SOB 4. NJ. $500 a. NJ. 3:u5
I: III zoe 2; 81. t4:le +. AZ; $50 r, ~.
For Goidsboro and F9yetteville: 1900 p.
Traii,1 arrive Richmond Latly: sos A. NJ.
A.. M- '.:Io II, NJ, ti:io r A.. 6:1Tp. H..
$40 L NJ, 7;46 L. NJ. $500 p. NJ, ll:tJ
L. Al.
.Gxcept. Sunday, tsunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and son
nations not Guaranteed
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~ aiEAIORIAAi.

* rcns'nt.anse OF GApTAIN n. 81. .NOn-
O'DELl- members OF the Richmond Fire
p-psrtrIcni Who wcrc killed while dis
BY THE MEMBERS OF ENGtSECO. NO.
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HELP WANTED-sinle and Female

WNNTED, Eoon ,sicaty co:orel man and
wife. mai, To do chorca anL woman 10
kook, Good wages, for good reliable peopIc.
ii. u. Huddlcnlon White sulphur. springs.
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II
THE CHESAPEAKE AMI OHIO RAILWAY


COMFANf,
NOTICE OF ANIMAL STOCKHOLDERS
New York. 3%aaptember FL, iols.
NOTICE is hereby Siyep that the annual
peake am; Ohio RaIiTay Company viii be
IN he' tho a. city tHe 81 hirhmoonn aIs Va. on fTquapdHH.
2 tor o ,se s s&i.c1 l,sis' u e a,Slsek :. r u e.
purpose OF considering all action heretofore
taken or au,horiSed BY the board OF direc.
company which may be submitted % the
such other busineas as may lawfully cope
company: Nc. y Broad%ayo Now York City,
October 50. IS]s. at i'd o'clock 4. M.
CARL REMINGTON, Secretary.
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sourHERN RAILwAY cOMpANY.

soUTRHIbSRS dFANIah a.. e 5te m5sI
i sau,I smnnr hn, msssiH Wsom Of s!0f isn 81. nut Of
iTansactlSn q, Sauet other SusinsTT, s mSaSS
e The principal 9,lPs OF The comp9ny,
rlmes;p isgatrh 6niiding' Rtchmond, Wa
o'clock a. ~. The stock t%ransfer books,
nj : e,elock, p, NJ, oil Tuesday. Sentember
-. 1916. and will he rcQpened ut 10. o'clock
A. NJ. on Wednesday, October IL, 1915.
u. s, WYNN, Secretary.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Leave Byrd Street Station. kichmond,
FOR NORFOLK: 1915 A. H.. 1000 A. II.
$500 +. M, 1890 4. Nj.
FOR LYNCIBURG AND THE WEST:
e6:16 A. NJ. 1850 A. NJ, $500 p. n, 1874
r. NJ. Local to Crewe. '6:35 =. NJ.
Arrive from Norfolk: '11:4o
a. 81. 1855 p. NJ, 1900 p NJ. .ll:s0 P. ii.
From the west: 's:l5 A. NJ. s8:37 A. NJ,
t2:lo r. II. t1:Ao p. Nj. '6:i7 +. IS. .9:0o
p. 81.
DAILY. tDaily except Sunday. .sunday
W. q. BEVILI. w. C.
P.T. NJ, Roanoke. G. p. A.. Roanoke
2: IL D. P A. Richmond. Va
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ORPIN0TONs for Gale. black or buff cheap.
Ono cypress Incubator i4i. era, ana 4 ~.
tomato chicken feedsrs. Ns
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FOR SAIIE-Horses.
O sAI4E-Anima,s
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

F0n sale. fresh COWS. 2Il7 Fairfax Ave-
niue, Stop :, Petersburg Pike, South Rich
mond. Phone 3iG8.I Madison. -
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$3.50 per foot an First street car line.
WIN Eas, water and sewer: a bursuin.
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FOR SALE-yehicIes.

FOR wagons. 40 TO Richardson Bros. 6ls
Brook Avenue, painting, repairing and
-nhhcr tire work. Madison 1867.
runabouts and top delivery wa CONS. Old
Hickory, Tennessee and Turnbull farm
wagons. Thomas III. Duke & Co. 500 Brook
Avenue.
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LOST AND l.


LOST, gold pin, bow kno, design. With
diamond In. "cn,cf. Friday night, betu cen
Adams and Franklin and 1895 West Broad
street. TO. or. from strand Th.ateI. Rewaro.
Street.
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WANTED. at once. two iirst-class steam
ntters. Three months work guaranteed.
possibility OF Il steady job. Wages. 81 q day
of eight hours work. None but nrst-ciass
mechanics need "a. apply. Answer J 5tl.
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";Joo.' room home la Highland Park. or
piock oi car linc. on terms to suit.
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HELP WANTED-AInlc

J.INEMEN-Ten l!nemen and 10 groundmen
for lighting. railway and new transmission
work; steady work: iinemen. SO cents per
hour: groundm"n. 20 cents per hour. South
solidnied Light. Heat and Power Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-10

within one block III car.
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LpST,, Thursia! AFTERNOON. either on 23oo
block Grove Avenue, Elm Street. het IL ce n
Grove aud Harrison. or 200 block Hanover
Avenue. small gold pin with blue ny in
confer. Rcward csIlI Grove Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-10

A commercial teachor ben Pltmnn). man,
for, a high school. salary 5000. Manual
sity. 5000 to $1,000. Address the Interstate
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SITUATION MANUFACTURING.

sitlon. Experiencsd IN. both legal ant
dress Miss X. e. ::s Hsiitsx Street. Peters.
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FOR SALE-NIacllinery


FOB sale. ! Electric hoisting machine With
elevators and ia bic. Amply TO w. Is. Da-
Viz. kaurl 20l. Park building.
HOII.ERS. engines, hoistinE engines, ga
line engines. concrete mixers, planners,
mnldcrs. toiners. lathe mills. hangers.
I. 3luforl g. Co.
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PtsOMiNENT resident corner pa, ins. 10 per
cent. very central location; will sell cheap
I:aSy terms. I: I'll. cArn 'riihss. Diapatch.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-23
What Is a Home?

Have you sat down and seriously reflected on the question-What the factors which go to make a HOME? Not dwelling place; but a pleasant real comfortable, 'homey" home.
 To most of us, the Home is the Ideal, the center of happiness the place where rest in the intervals which will go to perfect this center must benefit all of us physically, mentally and spiritually.
 In order to realize this ideal, must strive to surround ourselves with good and beautiful things; and in making home of this kind the buying of Good Furniture becomes "An Investment in Beauty
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NEGLIGENCE CAUSE
 OF BIG EXPLOSION
Warehouse Company and Railroad
 Blaimed by Jersey Jury

Jersey City, Aug. 23.-Both the Le- high Valley railroad and National Storage Docks company were held sion of Sunday morning, July 30, by a coroner's jury yesterday. Tn it's yer dict handed to Coroner Charles Hoff- man the six jurors held the two cor porations through grave lack of fire precaution" were responsible for the death of Patrolman James Doherty of the Jersey City Police Department Afterward Second Assistant Prose- 1 cutor James w. Mccarthy said the next step will be to present the case to the September term grand jury inn 1 m ediately after it is sworn in on Sep tember 19.
 We shall proceed against both the Lehigh Valley and the National Stor- age,' said MT. Mccarthy. "The state will seek indictments against the of l foials of the corporations both col 1 lectiveIy and Individuality"
 The coroner's jury reached its yer l dict after deliberating a little more 1 than an hour. The verdict in part said:
 "The explosion was caused by a fire 1 in a car or cars in the yards of the
 Lehigh Valley railroad at Black Tom 1 We censure the Lehigh Valley rail- road company, the lessee, and the | National Storage company, the lessor for their grave lack of fire precautions
 when such dangerous comm odities as l dynamite, powder and loaded shells 1 are held awaiting shipment in such proximity to the dwelling places ot | millions of human beings
 Edward Kane, a night roundsmar in charge of the watchmen at the Le high Valley yards, testified his force | consisted of only three men. He saic
 there were seven hosecarts in the
 yards, and when asked how they could
 be handled by himself and three oth
 CTS said they depended upon boatme1
 being near by in case of fire.
 Battalion Chief John Gately Of tn Jersey City Fire Department was LII
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two days before the explosion, fifty cars had been sent to Black Tom, and that on Saturday fifty more had been received. Fifty-two cars supposedly scheduled for there on Sunday were switched to the Claremo ont yards after the explosions.
 Inspector Philip Leonard of the Jersey City police corroborated Con- nellys testimony in part.
 There were only twenty eight cars loaded with explosives on Black Tom at the time of the first explosion, ac- cording to Fred Fox, a Lehigh Valley freight checker. He said he knew, be- cause he kept a record of it in a book. which he did not produce.
 Samuel Sloan, watchman in the Lehigh Valley yards, said he saw the
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excited and walked away from me all most imm ediately."
 Continuing Gately told that in addi- tion to the four or five privately owned hydrants in the yards there were two hydrants that were labelled, "Jersey City Water Departm He added that the firemen managed to get water from these later. but that the pressure was not great enough to do much good.
 James Connolly, inspector of com bustibles in the Jersey City Depart ment of Public Safety, was called by the state. He said he had an ar engagement with the Lehigh Valley railroad whereby it made reports to him daily of explosives. Reports to him, showed that on Friday, July 2S,