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The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
FIRM PROMOTES
OLD EMPLOYEES
BY POP.

The promotion 81 Il. G. BeGole 10
The position OF sales manager and
of Char,es Zylman 10 manager o.
fhe printing department "a An
no.nced by The Richmond q Backu'
Company Nj BeGole has been n
t5e rmploy Of ne company for The
past I've years hts previous bano.
INK and ofice experience furnishinr
PRACTICAL working knowledge OF
tht ogods handled ny this concern
Nr> Zylman is maui 80 wide ey
ps-.e4cc in printing, having held
responsible positions with some ~
The leading printing establishments
~ Detroit and other cities
Tho Richmond q Backus com
pany which enjoys the distinction
being the oldest once Quitting
rcH o in tho state having been %.
aA,vhed here in 1852 has moved
-s manufacturing plant from Mon
r-cave and Hastinss-st.. 10 It's
laing AZ Woodp ardave and Con
zrsssst. whore The engraving. print.
ug ruling and bindery departments
''e distributed over the upper Ave
'oors In making The change, old
uinery has bcen replaced BY AL.
matte presses and other modern
a.aut
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14

All wlihdrnwn after O fnsir aa} P
fghtine because ihcy were lfa' To-
CALI wiped OF.
The 9Th and s.yth divisions h'a
their companies reduced 90 an as
.eraEc OF 80 meu.
The slsth OF inianif'
safer havlps iis tompanit ie0R'''
10 N average Of ~ men each. "ss
Temporarily Withdrawn April anI
reinforted by addins au average o'
~ men 10 each company The same
German division re-enfered NJ
aghunE on Msy s-and AGAIN SUI"
fered the heaviest losses
The figures OF thes" losses are
hssed on carefully checked inloi'
nation gathered By ihe Fyfnen
r.sdonsriers Word reseiyed here
Indicate similar losses inAi.ted
pnon the enemy on the British
fron
0faeers estimate The German
to,ai losses oetorc both the French
and English, since beEinning Of the
A4iea offensive exceeds those o.
any previous similar period.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
WiLSONHAS
LAST WORD
ONT PLAN
Army Bill With VOlun-
tary Clause Will Reach
Him Thursday
WAR MEASURES
STILL DELAYED
Big Emergency Bills
Still Mired In Dis
cussiOn
BY ROBERT J. BENDER
.taG DorreSp1ndeHf rEttsd Press


WASHINGTON. May i4.-Under
specific direction 20 write into the
law authorization 20 President VII
son 70 raise four divisions Of volun-
teer troops designed FOR service in
France. with The implied recon
mendation that they 20 under lead
ership az Theodore Roosevelt, house
and senate conferees on the army
bill met today. The house late Sat.
urday voted 70 recommit the bill 70
conference with mandate 70 insert
the senate volunteer amendment.
2i5 70 IT'S
Unless the most unexpected hap
PENS they viii report back 20 their
respective houses later today. and
the selective service army bill viii
be ready FOR President Wilson's six.
nature tomorrow
Then all attention will center on
the White House where The word
will come forth as 70 whether Col
Roosevelt shall be given a rank 81
general and allowed % lead por.
ton ~ these volunteers authorized
by congress--and II so. when be can
take them 70 Europe
On the army bill. along with all
other war legislation congress found
itself today practically where IL was
a week ago. II still has the Gregory
espionage bin on he hands In the
senate where barring Introduction %
further amendments like tho prohioi.
ton clause, inserted SATURDAY. Z
should reach a vote bv night II
wIll then 90 10 conference where a
lively tight is expected 70 ensue over
the prohibition amendment and 9th
or sections not approved in The
house bill
The house Is expected 20 conclude
debate on The 81 500 G00 600 revenue
bin before The end % The week
when it reaches he senate IL ex-
pected 70 undergo some important
changes
The senate nov has before 81 food
control legislation which PROBABLY
viii be the next object OF attack Aft
or the army and GGregory espionage
bills have finally been disposed OF
y r. probable President Wilson vill
again bring the influence ~ The
White House 20 bear 20 nush thru
this measure
The authority 10 increase The
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
Il HURT IN
AUTO CRASH
ON FORT-ST.
One Man Dying; Three
Women Among the
Injured
DRIVER BLANIES
GLARING LIGHTS
Speeds Head-On Into
Other Car; Motors
Overturned

Two speeding touring cars met in
a head.on collision in FOREST. near
Montie-rd., at o'clock Monday
morning. injuring three women and
eight men. one probably fatally
Both machines we're bowled over
in the crash. All the occupants.
With the exception of p K. Stewart
IS. No. 35l Sherman-sto were
catapulted clear OF the wreckage
Stewart. unconscious his skull frac
tured. was taken from beneath one
OF the cars and rushed 10 the west
branch Of Harper hospital He is
not expected 10 recover.
The others were removed 70 Grace
and Harper hospitals. Their condi-
tions are not considered serious
Those in Harper hospital with
Stewart are wilfred Canton, No.
351 Shermsn-st: Joseph Andre, No
277 ST. Aubin-ave and Edward
Mink. No. 400 Brewster-st
In Grace hospital are Theodore
Todburn, 10, No. 1912 Junction ave ,
John Liberman, 20. No. s1S Division
st: Lucille Antczak. %. No 1905
Junctlon.ave Rose Broad. No. 800
Baker-st.. and Ralph Freely Chest
nut-st.
The drivers Of the machines, Har
old Peters. No 81 Hugo-st, Ham,
tramck. and Frederick Kramp No
202 Antietam-st.. are held by The
sheriff pending an investigation OF
the mishap. Peters Is Is years old
According 10 Peters. in whose car
the women were riding ne s'eered
10 one side OF The road TO give
Kramp a chance 10 pass but KramT
kept on coming Kramp claims he
was blinded by the brilliant head
lights on Peters machine
Sarah Dammon. g. No. 4s2 Fair
view-ave, was injured sunday wher
she was struck by an automobile a.
the approach TO Belle Isle bridge
She was taken home. Police ar'
searching for the driver. who did no
stop
Mrs Margaret Baker. s.. No q
Blaine-ave, was slightly burr sun
day when she was grazed By Z
Woodward line car while crossini
Woodward.ave., A. FngIewood ave
She was removed to her home
Brushed BY an interurbsn cal
while he was repairing his autmo
bile on Woodward-sve.. near M
htMile.rd Sunday, Forest J.
Humphrey. %. No. 395 Allen-st.
suffered broken back and nose an,
internal injuries He was remove,
to Harper hospital
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14

Public school teachers vi Detroit
will elect a trustee 20 the Detroit
teachers retirement fund next Sat-
urdav morning In the board of
education building Polling hours
viii be from 2 o'clock IN che morn
Ing until To- 80 o'clock in the ar.
ernoon. The following teachers
were nominated for the riace last
Saturday Catherine Brennau.
Franklin school Amelia r D1rst
Burton school Wilma rs Everest.
Everett chool FLORENCE j. Geer.
Wingert school Phyllis A Hsrfing
Ton. McKinstry schoo. Jean Ian
hin. Williams schoo, Nancy =
Phelps. Southeastern hga school
and Della Riuksl. Garfield thool
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
Policeman InvadeS Working
Woman'S Room; Another Insults
Her When She Asks Way to The Times

\tu NTe Lee threatened SOD
aNth others IN rh, hou~, DO -
'olman uaac an awkward totraa.
Ta- uw.H roFpre for fhs po
Ice dapa msrr of Ic.ro u6rr.d
ayh, b'oo bon aaer less5ng 30.
1co hsadlusrf.rs Size Sed an IN
b. could dirett rer to The
T.m off
% don knoT and don care
was no response They ANT got
suv right 10 nave an once any
h~ra
$50 er'heiess fhr urbo sndnr of
more oblel1 aoiflljans Mrs Ice
found the ofIlca
The policeman y fh. way, hap
panol 20 standing su@vd 20 r'he
Detroit Ne0s while strike-breakr
r.. r4 1e Y.ec 90 papers
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14

TIE Avenue shows AL WAYS score
v-ifh HcwefffrE timely ans chile
wee 40 fr IRE ci--In tfaf -rt ff~u
material for F1rrHkn m tr
League boards Agsrur r'a-e-a rae
thor f1n with the stock ~irrlr .tar-
actors ell mo wat from gA.-r Ate
kirs1n 80 strong man fn a.rr pe~-att
THO PAINTED -'v~uE wagons sre rrrh
m evidence
Tho second parf ~ fffe s+et q. r.
ferinE IF q HaUrsrztefr rasreft .n
-hfoh walter Van ana sn-n NJ fnr
rther stars - ne compart give A
buriesque on theatrical 0rgarfzatIrn.
Iim Bennett taxes Tie roia ~ 1~rhas-
I'm conductor and plants ttnse.f In
The midst ~ fhe musicians
tredyr AwlOr fen arr. raf "a
fHf company ard rrr gives fe-
unrkahle exhibition ~ dar- rs She
rrr rIrE Goo and a ueFE ...f~fuI
and good fr i.aF 20 rre .-r on
original com rIrafl1r ~ .-.nat .-s
ard dan nix atrps
Ee fufeErnr .-ra. r-.Ir
Frrar
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14

PrinfinE--the pisin nest kind--that
- rIEbf-Times Job Depr.--Msin f5fo
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14

10 prove lne fitness OF me IeGe
on hisGray FOR riurarg purposes
q relay run ip HhlCa seter3l ,aou
sand automobile win participate g.
hedulcd 90 stsrf from Wuplpel 20.
Ga for New Orleans
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
BOYS PLEDGE AID
TO GARDEN WORK

Five hundred boy SCOUTS rom so
Detroit troops psrsded thru the
downtown district Saturday after
noon in demonstration for bigger
crops Following Tho parade a
meeting WAS held in the Board o.
Commerce a. which each boy
pledged himself to cultivate gar
den plot A u Jameson scout OK.
ecutive. announced that cash prizes
OF $40. $50. t20 and SO would be
given 20 troops showing inc hes re-
suits from he Garden work
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14

''fhe sprirS season certainly - very
backward, for ,eEr sac on ,ath-
"rs IA niN egna|f son picket me
DpNlP"t 0f toi Re .nt note ana
lilies nf thc valley uut ~ Oh. xaf.
den This veiI tlrFs rarHH
flower in aight rafd Nrr+h
Woodward mofhrr
The Giri's Protective league has in
dcrned the resolution 90 the FrIcr-
alton ~ Womers Tubs. urxine
that women be 1affed from cons
ccntfation camps within radius
% two miles
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14

printing-the pinin nest kind--thaf
~ rfEht-Tlufe- Jon D~Rt--hSin 457O.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14

Dolly enh the zeal r.~r 90
- fre 0utff Ray Nong rnerr fa~a
good "sfraigbt part The chorus
sings wei
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Mrs. Laurence La Forge. have been max
ing an extensive tour Of eastern Florida.
They are now at the Grove Park Inn,
Asheyflle. n. C. They will arrive in
washington in a few days for a short
visit before going to their Boston home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turner Of Phila-
delphia were the guests of Mrs. NJ. A.
Lamb at the Arden for the Inaugural
ton.
Mrs. Daniel Webster Prentiss will be
at home informally tomorrow after
noon, from to 6.
Mrs John L. Roberts, who spent the
winter at Palm Beach, is visiting her
mother. Mrs Adelaide Tabott, en- route
to her home in New York.
Mrs. L. F. Des Portes and Miss Addie
Erwin of Richmond. Va, are visiting
Mrs. J. Stuart Royster. at the Iroquois
apartments.
The College Equal Suffrage League
will entertain Miss Charlotte Crittenden
Continued on Ninth Page)
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Mrs. Daniels was at home yesterday
for the last time this season Those as
Mrs. Claude Swanson. Mrs. Ollie James,
Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones. Mrs. Don c.
SeitZ of New York. Mrs. F. w. Kellogg
of California. Mrs. Neil Gillespie. Miss
Guffey and Miss Pauletta Guffey Of
Pittsburgh. Mrs. Thomas Ewing. Mrs.
Robert \. Harper. Mrs. Clifford X. Ber-
ryman. Mrs. r. +. Motiitt of Richmond.
Mrs y. W. Baeley. Mrs Howard Earl
Coffin. Mrs. Walter n Clifford of New
York, Mrs Ralph Earle. Mrs. DevereauX
Lippitt. the Misses Baglev, Miss Sara
Borden of Goldsboro, y. G., and Miss
Mary Cleaves Daniels.
Evening star., 1917-03-08
mander Jewell. Commander Milne. Mr..
Chew and Mr.. Angel.

mander Jewell. Commander Milne, Mr..
Chew and Mr.. Angel.
Judge and Mrs. Timothy T. Ansberry
| have their guest the latters sister-in-
| law. Mrs. Charles n. kottenring OF De-
| hance. Ohio, who is making them visit
Of several weeks. Mrs. Kettenrtng was
| formerly of Washington. and before her
marriage to Mr.. Kettenring was Mrs.
Gertrude B. Hopes.
| Mrs. John L. Chamberlain wife Of Gen.
Chamberlain, will arrive at Washington
| today from Governors Island for a visit
| OF several days as the guest OF the Misses
McCamrnon, 1906 2lst street. Mrs. Cham
first Of April, when she will join Gen.
| Chamberlain. who is stationed here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Buckeley Hyde
and Miss Maths were among the dinner
| hosts at the Chevy Chase Club last even
| Ing.
E, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bradley Davidson gave
a dinner last evening at the Chevy Chase
Club for their house guest, Mrs. Charles
! Ffske Bound of New York
| Miss Edith Temple Oracle has returned
from Palm Beach, Fla. where she was a
| member of a large house party. She will
| spend several weeks here with her moth
er. Mrs. Archibald Oracle. at their resi-
| dence in 10th street before going to Hot
Springs, Va, for a visit.
Baroness Charlotte Won Winckler and
| Baroness Lily Won Winckler will leave
tomorrow with Mrs. z. NJ. Walker for
Page Brooks, Va.
| They will return here for several short
| visits before Easter
| DR.. and Mrs r. B. Whitridge, gave a
! musical. followed by supper. last even
| ing. at their residence in l street in honor
| Of their cousin. Mrs. S. Adams.
Miss Helen Demonet is entertainin g
| at bridge today in honor of her house
guests Miss Elise Hepburn of Philadel-
| phia, Miss Margaret Seipol of Norris
| town. Pa, and Miss Dorothy Bokel of
| Baltimore.
| Mr. and Mrs Joseph I. E.ldridge, whose
| marriage took place February IA, at
the home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Representative elect and Mrs. William
Bankhead. who came from Ala bama to
attend the inaugural ceremonies. are ieav
| ing today for their home. In the party
are Mrs. John II. Bankhead. jr. and her
daughter, Miss Marion Bankhead.
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Commander A. station and Lieut. Will
kinson entertained at dinner last evening
at the Chevy Chase Club in compliment
to the Misses Sanders of Philadelphia. the
house guests of Miss Carolyn Nash.
Among the other guests were Mrs Gardi-
ner II. Bell. Miss Carolyn Nash, Miss
Johnston. Miss Ellen Shipman. Miss Ade-
laide Heath. Commander Pitt Scott, Com
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Senator and Mrs. Bankhead will remain
a Hotel Lafayette until Sunday. when
they return to their home in Alabama.
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Capt. Francis w. Clark. L. 5. A. and
Mrs. Clark will entertain large dinner
party this evening at the Army and
NAVY Club.
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Mr. and Mrs. George William Bur-
leigh of New York. who are spending
some time at the willard. entertained
Gen. and Mrs. Hugh l.. Scott informally
at dinner last evening, later taking
their guests to the theater.
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Dr. and Mrs. r. B. whitridge, gave a
musical. followed by supper. last even
ing. at their residence in l street in honor
OF their cousin. Mrs. S. Adams
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Mr. and Mrs Frederic Buckeley Hyde
and Miss Maths were among the dinner
hosts at the Chevy Chase Club last even
Ing.
Evening star., 1917-03-08

The Spanish ambassador and Nine.
Riano will give a large dinner this even
ing in honor of the Chief Justice and
Mrs. White.
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Mr. and Mrs. II. Bradley Davidson gave
dinner last evening at the Chevy Chase
Club for their house guest, Mrs. Charles
Ffske Bound of New York
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Senator Luke Lea of Tennessee has
arrived at Asheville. n. G., for a stay
with his family at their cottage in Abe
marie Park.
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. F.ldridge, whose
marriage took place on February a. at
the home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Last evening Gen. and Mrs. George
Barnett entertained at dinner in honor o
the assistant secretary of the navy ant
Mrs Franklin u. Roosevelt. The othe
guests We're Senator and Mrs. John w
Weeks. Gen. and Mrs. John a. Lejeune
Capt and Mrs Richard Il. Creecy, Com
mander and Mrs. William w. Galbraith
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur q. Glasgow and Mr.
and Mrs William Miller Collier.
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Mr. and Mrs. Walter s. Penfield gave a
small dinner last evening at the Chevy
Chase Club for the Cuban minister to
Norway and Nine. Vega Calderon.
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Mrs Harry S. New, wife of the newly
elected senator OF Indiana. was the
honor guest at luncheon given today
by Miss Mary f.. Colgan and Miss Hilda
Fletcher at the Burlington. A plaque
of pink spring flowers formed the
centerpiece.
The guests were Mrs. r c. Ransdell.
Miss Charlotte RanSden. Miss Colgan,
Mrs Warner, Mrs. Charles Layman,
Mrs John w. Davis. Mrs. Manganl. Miss
Helen Smith and Mrs. Arthur Groves.
Evening star., 1917-03-08
MISS DOROTHY SHUEY.

q. Howry and her house guest, Miss
Baker of Jacksonville. Fla: Miss Jean
nette Cowan. Miss Dorothy Arkwright.
Miss Harriet Mcdaniel, Miss Helen
Blodgett, Senator Mckellar. Represen-
tative Edgar K. Kiess. Mr.. Fred Nc
Cutcheon. Maj. Paxton. Mr.. William f.
Fowler. Or. Taylor Boyd Dixon, Mr..
Bowie Clark. Mr.. Dewey. Mr.. Charles
Noble Gregory. Mr.. John w. Graves. Mr..
John w. Graves. jr., Mr.. O'Neil of Barra
and Mr.. Horace walker.
Evening star., 1917-03-08

Miss Dorothy Shuey entertained at
luncheon today in honor of Miss Dorothy
Brown of Kansas City. who is the house
guest of Senator and Mrs. James y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
NORTH CAROLINA'S SUPPORT
PLEDGED TO PRESIDENT
senate and House at itnIciyh pn.s
NcsOiut Ions Endorsing Wilson's
\ctinn

Special to The Times dispatch
RALEIGH \. G.. February a-rhe
Senate amf House passed resolutions
this afternoon declaring that thu
pc:cc. honor and dignity OF the people
arc mcnaccd by the conduct of Ger
many and that President Wilson ut
sevcriug diplomatic relations. has tine
Endorsement Of the General Assembly.
The resolution also pledges tho sup
port Of North Carolina in every actiou
necessary to protect tho lives and
property of citizens and to defend and
raintain the dignity, honor and rights
Of the nation.
The Senate passed tho absentee vot-
ing bill as it came from tho House
and ordered 1T enrolled. 1t affects sol
dicrs and travelling iucu.
Tnc House defeated, 81 to 80, the
Dill to put husband and Wife on the
same footing as to issues Involving
morality in suits for divorce.
The Page bill to make Interstate
passes that now have to be marked
mot good iu North Carolina" opera
tive IN this State passed.
y notable bill passed prohibits the
publication Of the name OF any woman
III cases whore criminal assault; or at
tempt at criminal assault. has been
made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
Appointed to Annapolis.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG VA, February
W. 4. Jones, OF this
district, has appointed George Walker.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Walker, OF
Urbauna MiddicscX County, the
lower Rappahannock River. to tho
Naval ACADEMY at Annapolis. Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIS.
CHARGE.

90. on ihis Sist iay OF January. \. u.
charge OF the Bankrupt. il is
~, E rG ny the court. that a hearing
be mad upon the same on the SrIi DAY
or MARCH, y. ID. 1917. before said
court. at iiichinond. in said dis
trict. at IL O'clock noon: and that no.
tice thereof be published in The Times
llspntch. newspaper printed in said
district. and that All known crcditors
ana olnet persons 81 interest may APP
pear at the said time and place. ana
show cause, if any they have. why the
PRAYER oi the said petitioner should
And /: is iurthcr Ordered BY the
court, that the clerk shall send bv
mai to AZ known creditors copies Of
sald petition and this order addressed
stated. "
:, Witness the HONORABLE EDMUND
MADpll.l; JR.. Judge OF The said
vourl' anu me seal thereof. ~ Rich.
nond. III said district. on the 3Isi day
oil January, y. j.. 1917.
Attest:
JOSEPH l.. BRADY
y. THOMAS Mostly. ESQ
Attorney for bankrupt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
AUCTION Satisfactorily
High Constable S Sale

! will sell by public auction, on
TUESDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF FEB
RUAItH, 1917,
II o'clock y. NJ. at my Storchouse.
No. 1906 East Franklin Street the
following property. TO satisfy an at
tachmcnt o.. Rose & co. vs.. -. l..
Mahue. Southern Railway co. and First
National Bank) in my hands: y wagon
load of Celery.
TERMS: Cash.
w H. WYATT. Jr.
n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
It'd WANTS

SeSDAsM II Ss%,s .Ss.S "s e ,%:s1''o"
, Tho folioMins, rate. apply tor, repeated
Ks SSH %Sy ,%5% ST. ISik"
COMPANY TIE ORDER.
RATE FER LINE.
SUNDAY anu n spaSe. n .Mp nss' 20 cent?,
I CuNsECUriS. insert,oma. 80 cents.
Situations Wanted. Male and Female.
, lines Mitn,n ony me.n. II cents :. ine.
mSg 10 tne nsn .,ia S,A woroa 70 saS line.
H1ss r,s4 SHIs; all ~
sCBSrAri0Ns fOE 40. WAST ADS.
Iho following Times dispatch Branch OF
s arg a To- a. ;@ss;%S s q n. nu' Inc
'Ss"'ar os,iTe i,,'cs Mn,cn are s,ren. above;
w vsa5 ,n' t Gars ,yie ~ Hon. t AIs 81 and
:,cr yr,..! ,.na1, ,y",y ;2a lanoysr Ayss;
x j.. BOOKER Dfue Store -toi ". Maln st.
,,M!i"ht Dru: -. me. Lon:bardy aud
XXX ;, DrsE ,"iy AEs" Az and GSsee .s 81;
n smrs Srsei r nhD1n;ssy 81 s rims 81
~ II. May x bros. isrook a.. anJ Clay
- r"rrant Drug Store. roushcc ana broad
EAST or ro'isiIEE STREET.
%ariSyf n:a S f f$,f and SUI" o$% 81.
Wallis Drug Store. lIith aHI MarSnaii SITS.
". u. Vaughan. sol NoIth FiItb ST.
W. H. Daley. .VU North Tenth st.
tcentii ST.
Il. II. ChiIdre.. ~ y. Eighteenth ST.
:. turner's Pharmacy. ~ eIty hrAt ana Main
,Wiiita.ns rharn.-.cy. Twenty first and Mar
surn.sr Drug Company. Twenty third and
W"oh * aehaat Dru= Co. Twenty n,th
:. Woods rharmacy. Twenty fifth and Leigh
- church I'M rharnat', 900 East Broad
2. u. craig DRUG Store. .A0c 4. Broad 81.
&C. Hi.rardson la: street DRUG Stor" aol y.
thirty -iirst 81
FAiEMOu%Y
BAKTON iiI:!,iIiTS.
kaGy Is Drug store. Sorth Ave.
iiIC,IILn.b PAItE.
5 y rosby q 90. 100 Third Ave.
". Is. Vaughan Fourth and STUART.
SOUTH NlCHMDSD.
tHhs. W. Garrison 1909 Hull 81 AN. "IIt
Il. :. r,ob,., S" 30, iini S,
49, ftITpH.
!. =. ElaCI acl, WILLIAMSBURG hN-
',vo!e = dug store. 900 " i!huinsburE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
NOTtCE-I.cCal

TO tho public: This is to ccri!iv ma.
The Standard Tobacco co. Inc located
at North fwcnty-sccou! street, hereby
gives notice that -" expect to Amply 10 tn.
iudgc Of the IIu.tiuEs Court thirty DAYS
,fi"r date for permission to engage in inc
o! NaVor!USS fpr ci.a;.tics
under which permission No arc permitted 10
receive ana St"r" arden; spirits in .c.nr,-
huuc with chapter ifG Of the Acts Of 1915
W" .tiso hereby state that Said ardent spirI,.
arc not Ia DC used Tor any other p!rpns.
thhn named above. and are not 10 h. either
sold given away.
STANDARD TOBACCO co. INc
BY NJ. W. ROBERTSON
Assistant Treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06

MONEY
EoEH0w on Y0i;n WNi:ffci;iirrS. : *
NMt2HnS, ,IEWELkY; CIT, CLASS Or sill.
L Tn,E, -: SOCIETY. ~ NVETT ,fit;HTiii
Dies AND G:NTLEM1.S. WE ALSO
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DIAMONDS ESPECIALLY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
NOTICE, OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

7" tn" creditors OF GILBERT r. AL
LEN. trdains as Allen Motor Co.
Of Richmond, in the County Of lien
rico. and district aforesaid-Eanl-
rupt:
Notice is hereby given tina, ON the
2ri day OF February, y H., 1917
the said GILBERT T. ALLEN. trad
ing as Allen Motor Co, was duly adiu-
dictated bank rupi. and that tho first
meeting Of his creditors viii be held
in lE% oiitc". Room his Mutual Build
ing Richmond. Va, on the 18TH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, y. l.. 1917. at ~ o'clock
in the iorcnuou, at which tim" the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint Il trustee, examine tho
bankrupt and transact such other
business a3 may properly come before
said meeting.
TiIpS. Il. SNEAp.
Referee in Bankruptcy.