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defendants ilicd la aaid cuHft on ihs
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iafcd in ihl County Court "a Naccrs
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in plf
qhat nu ua soth dsy of iunt 1875.
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Nueers rnunl} Tessf "a certain writ
laH lnstiHmrnt uHfpufilua iu ns ihe
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said aefrndenis aiiupiiu2 Nrt'lhH
atldc astisfinq VOID and - no ffftf'
iss ssid viii - HAtf s. HasFfli hnd
sgsnnDlilrg ana settling aside ihr nfNri
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the facts
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-05

the better That was six ysaz sso
and am stsIl here and am ~.
strong woman. and ors my iIt6 D.
cafaai had only taken hail teo
bottle when began 20 EEL hvstsn
The misery 10 my eide xos 'sss.
continued rishs 90 saLias no cas1ti
until ! had takso ihrss bosslss "a I
dId not need any more for ! va ~
aud never felt better IA my M.
have never had say trau5's frsn thas
day 20 shls~ +,
DO you suffer frasa headAe>A
aehe. pains 10 slacs. - eetsr ~
forts. saea saonsi,g On u q
weak ner4oas aAd fauasd ~ !! q
give cafdni. The ronaus
trial. +
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-05

i'sc unpaid uciss That tald aeies
~,fc eiVen 81 feft r,,mens Ut scr.
sam tIut ~ Rna h Nntgts county.
lNtas AruNN As Futm 7latt W "a -
nv ,ira a. raul >Nfaixisian " 49,
htatcs.h iestate Ains Nofih ~ reNas.
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shown en map ~ l,N,u - saiA Suisii
Niraen nte ~ ilh "a taf N'cunN
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lo nhfyh felttcpN le mste. said VOTES
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pftastpt l.aaulrrt That e,i1 Ndmieia4
liAtar Nn ~ alauf Nar.h q lasA
Nch,tl1d tA - said nclvs tn Alrs
i.',a iiaraeiA suf' einN with ~ said
laf1 hsusfo tee,astd Vha WAS ihf
aut etc fnrfnsfr l,t9auo tns ltaal
v~n,f ana hoiivi theueoi l'hai ttrrc
Nfftr NVtr NJ faf 1870 wat duh
istia sna saii Hafns Nus. ; tnd . we're
fDf valuable sou.idcfuiiaa NA thu
said lena nfustn itan.tif,d and al,
sifHtt ir riairtIti hciriN Nha n uaV
tfc iaEal NNrsf aHd huldff ~ said
nugrs lhai satd Nose NJ hs.
intrrvst on lteth 81 a4id uotes
Nes , aHd . CO. isia rrraut aug ou
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Nlhrumif tnouEh often irunrsief
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va Nnd tAr lnftfr-i auc faf ISIS
tuA li.ntau has cN.f, isra iis criien
ia deelao Both 90 raid roicr Ape and
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NOTICE. 70 cRroIroRs.


TIE STATE UF TfNAs.
CauHfs 81 Naecps
To- THESE iioidinr Claims Against fhr
Estate ~ lemea Mahansy usesaat q
The miarfsirnrf having been du1
APPOINTED Administrators ~ fhe Estete
~ famt Mhhoney. aeeasea 90 tht
county Cutirt ~ Nue ~ County TeE14.
nH ere goth lay n March a %. 1870.
hcr PSI gives notice % so having
ciafms aHalntf sHid estate to present
ihern af ms reaidrrce in raa fa'rlrio
rngrtf TrEae whore ) receive my
mail nifhin ihe time Required hy law
Witness saF hand this -aih d1y %
iguf A. -. 1917.
sHgAnET esfAuoNEF.
AdminisfrafriH q ere Estate ~ lsmFs
8f4nousf Droeaa~d E-ka4
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lnaftt af NHeefa
IT, rAar ilohnl fs. "r Hnldius
taim AgHfnaf uo fatafr 90 Ron
nah Uehnnrff d.rrrrf
Tho undrriFnrd mfiue been dulY
quailrel ae Err fur ~ thr rsfHff ~
iianrah reHurrr arr.a.td hfc ~
NHr,f Cmntr rr darfrs rfs8mf
trfm of thc raauiF cauff ef salH
rnnrif nn ESQ igfh Cd ~ lanr. a 81
iflf hrrrht notifies 900 pfrsam in-
lflfea fu Nil1 estate a COME fafenrl
snd fnHte cffifmrrt aul rnnf ls. ina
riainf asainst Hiid friale to preHrnf
thfm f1 him af hir pmtr oi bHHncss
in rprruH rhfhn Nuors county TIES
al whrre hf Fafflsfe hi- man
Thir fh, 7eih ds ~ lune a % 1911
tusEffff MilIs N
ErerHfar ~ tht Estate af Haun.h f %.
hnreT Defcaaod A-Alt
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fON FENr- Five rrem molcu houss
nu Aencs street rief ysrd Fas fnr-
nishta ~ unfurnished rsasoh4i, ~
rcui l'tonc So. egi
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LioArniKo COLT KILLS
FARMER AND AIS TEAM

CLEhrHNE Tex Juiy - light
Hinng slia,A sna killed nffee Gwen.
ea Nsrgg .w.sgIs. , a,Is va xssx''sa !,
Va WIS wnthian cuisssa,pr apd shr
team that drew the Implement uis1 VS.
Rillea 4 hos ana anethef team neafbf
wffu stunned
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ROOM AND BOARD

Room nna board in quiet family ur
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box g.. care Caller III
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MIscElLhhEous WAMrs

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Estl aart o. o. IIf
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WANTED TO- nrE -lfisisrsi cash pfirr
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FlN SALE Chysp Nres Eastman
salaks fef plueul.4ls pneae 1855
fts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27
SUCCESS Of DAVIS
DEPENDS ON RATS,
SAYS BOYHO0O CHUM
Rapturous Applause Greets Declare
ton of Another Speaker That
He Voted Wet.
CANDIDATE EXCUSES HIMSELF
Jefferson Ward Meeting Opening To-
cal Campaign for Loudoun County
Man Is Entertained by Ex-Mayor
Taylor.

Four significant features enlfvened
the formal opening of Westmoreland
Davis campaign for governor in JEFF
ferson ward last night
Mr.. George Bryan. lawyer, who said
that the occasion was, conservative
" speaking. auspicious.' admitted
that the success of his boyhood friend.
Mr. Davis, in his race depends upon
rats. Unless the rats stay on a sink
Ing ship longer than I think they
will, he acclaimed in his peroratton,
"Westmoreland Davis will be elected y
He did not elaborate on the rat idea
Much of his time was occupied in
bemoanfng the attitude OF The Rich
mond Nirginian. Incidentally. he
confessed having observed in the state
symptoms OF bourbonism. which he
profoundly deprecated and hoped 1t
wouldn't influence anybody to vote
against the chum of his youthful
years.
Mr.. Wyndham r. Meredith. lawyer.
started out with patriotic rhapsody
that showed evidence of careful pre-
paration. but he failed to still the
audience to any great extent until
coming TO the next stage of his
speech. he announced II voted wet"
Uproarous applause Immediately fol-
lowed. Mr.. Meredith had progressed
'H+S iItblS way IN renun cfauon or
ecclesiastical politicians" a phrase
which he seemed to fancy strongly.
when Ms Davis appeared Some Of
the crowd stood up and after the ap-
plause had died away Mr. Meredith
was allowed to proceed.
Mr. Davis. quite obviously tired
from his campaigning. made excuses
and promised to deliver a real speech
in Richmond before the close of the
campaign. At this stage, Mr.. w. F.
sullivan came to the platform and
handed n typewriter set OF resolu-
tons. commencing the Davis can
dldacy, which DR.. VIM H. Parker,
who presided, read and declared
adopted.
Mayor Richard n Taylor. for
merry Of Church Hill, but now Of the
West End. saved the meeting from
coming to bad anti-climax and en-
tertained the crowd by making a char
acteristic old-tirne stump speech
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27
HUSBAND SWALLOWS
HER SILVER SPOONS

Philadelphia, Pa. July 2s.-For sew
eral weeks Mrs. Joseph Quinlan had
been mystfed by the disappearance
OF numerous articles from her house
hold. he changed servants half a
doze ntimes. but the articles. such as
silver spoons and pieces OF household
hardware, continued to be missed. Re-
Gently her husband became Ill ana was
sent to the Philadelphia hospital and
there the surgeons cut open his stom-
ach and removed the following arti-
Giles:
Thirty-four silver teaspoons.
One alcohol cigar lighter and chain.
One paddock.
Twelve screen door hooks
One glass medicine dropper.
Six 10-penny nails.
Thirty-six carpet tacks.
Thirteen metal buttons.
Six safety pins.
Forty pieces printerS type
Thirty-two coins.
Four souvenir medals.
lNineteen screws (assorted sizes1
Two hundred and forty-seven peh-
bles
Disordered nerves were responsible,
Mr.. Quinlan confessed he was unable
to. overcome his appetite when
tempted, for instance, by nice
screen door hook
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27
BIG MASS MEETING
IN SOUTH RICHMOND

The local municipal campaign viii
he opened tonight, at a mass meeting
If voters of the South Side at tho
courthouse, All the candidates for
local office. including those running
tor the legislature, commissioner Of
tho revenue. city sergeant and sheriff
VIII speak These are the only Of
fees in which there Is opposition
Th candidates are:
For Legislature-AIbert o. Boschen.
r NJ Darlington. II. r. Coivin, r. r
Fuller. j. +. Jones. w. NJ. Myers, J.
H. Price and Hugh Stockdell. for
sheriff. Herbert Mercer. Lawrence
Paul. for commissioner of tho reve-
nue., Henry G. Trcsnon. r. =. Uowle:
for city sergeant, John II. Satterfield.
Z. T. Bowls. 80"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27
MOORE WAITS HARRIS
PUT OUT Of OFFICE
Alleges Henriro school Superintendent
Made ktatefaenfs About Him
Which Were Not True.

j.. s. Moore. school trustee OF Hen
r-o" county. yesterday filed "a petition
with TIE state board Of education ask
Ing for the removal % SuperinLan-
dent j, y. Harris from tbs head of this
schools ~ Hanrico. Ir. Moore charges
'hat statements wers made against
him by DIR. Harris that were false.
and which were prejudiciaI to his cam
aldacE Tor reduction as school
liustes If Hanrin9 county. Mr.. Harris
def iases that he has said nothing un-
truthful regarding Ar. Moore,
y Is probable that a special meet
Ing nf the state hoard of education viii
he called la hear the petition. II not
~ wei 50 o&er until the regular meet
iHs Of The board en the third Tues.
Gay Of Septen Der.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27
HENRY v. ANDERSON
LEAVES f0RRuMAN|A
Prominent Richmond lawyer and Red
Cross Leader Departs ON His Mis-
sion of Mercy.

Henry w. Anderson. former chair
man OF the Richmond chapter, Ameri-
can Red Cross. left Richmond yester-
day for the Pacific coast where he will
be Joined by the doctors and nurses
who will form the commission sailing
for Rumania to do war relief work
100000 has been appropriated for
this work and great quantities of
food and hospital supplies will go with
the commission.
Dr Robrt G. Bryan, of this city,
left Biddeford, Me, yesterday where
he has been with his family. Arthur
Glasgo, another member OF the COM
mission left washington yesterday for
the coast.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27

New York, July 26--Judga Heu1h.
or the circuit court of appeals today
signed an order holding up the cases
and directing the publishers to show
cause before him August 3 why their
papers should not be barred from the
mails Tor alleged anti conscription
statements. The order came as a sur
prise to the publishers as Judge Hand
decided last Tuesday PostmastaS Fat.
tss hA4 ne right r. refuse tAe malls
T. - nnhllshaoa. - q - \
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27
THINK WOUlO-BE
ASSASSIN SURROUNDED
MINI Dressed rs Soldier. Using "Bor-
rowcd'' Automobile, Shoots En-
gineer Elicit,
(By Long Distance Telephone

Wy AFttE Instance I6lepQOnc.(
Erewe. Va, July GA man be-
lieved to be a soldier. but not a MEM
Der of the Blues troop on guard duty
mere. early today shot and seriously
wounded w. f. Elicit, an engineer,
While the latter was attempting to
recover an automobile belonging to 4
friend of which the soldier was max
ing unlawful use.
MT. Elicit was rushed to ST. Eliza
oeth's hospital. Richmond, accom-
panied by DIR. Smith. OF Crewe.
The soldier. who Is reputed to be
from West Virginia and is said to be
known as Raymond Jenkins, escaped
but Is believed to be surrounded in a
piece or woods Mt a late hour tonight
ana his capture Is anticipated early
tomorrow.
man giving his name as T. G..
Williams is held and Is said to have
stated that he was In the automobile
with jenkins. they having taken Il
from man in Crewe without permts-
sion.
Elicit and the owner of the auto.
mobile were hunting for the stolen
machine They overhauled a ma
chine in which Elicit recognized.
After hating the driver Elicit an
proached tho machine on foot and
was forthwith shot down. Members
OF Blues troop. Company ID, have been
busily engaged all day In aiding the
local authorities to run down the
would-be murderer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27

Washington. July 2s.--Tha total da ~
regular army enlistments were 2.3T6.
Among the largest contingsnts were
FennsElvanta 297; New York. 227. In
diana. 1877; Illinois, 1862: Ohio. 1879. Mas
Sachusetts, 1tg, New Jersey. T6, Georg-
ia, rs; California. 81; Michigan. s4i Mis-
souri,. Sc Texas. So, Minnesota. Sc,
Since April the regular army has
gained 1851 men. 1t is still short
22.521.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27

New York. July 26.-The bail bonds
Of Emma Goldman and Alexander
HeFhm4H. pending their appeal from
conviction If Conspiracy against the
SsI@eti9e draft act, will not bs accept
ca uhtp the real estate holdings or ere d
Tor security are investigated Federal
Judge Aanion made this ANNOUNCES
today, II IL said that IL Berkmaa 10
fsASA ~ appeal hs ~iil - AsRsstAd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27
Canadian Bonds mt rs.

New York. July 2s.-The s1o0,0o0,oo0
two-year per cent Canadian loan will
be offered at 9S. 1t was announced to-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27

At st. Elizabeth's hospital last
night hopes We're held out for the re-.
covery or Elicit. He was shot above
the LEFT lung, the bullet going through
the body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27

day. The syndicate handling ths ,
Is composed of ]. p. Morgan 4
Harris-Forbes & Co, and Brown %
e. Co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27
55c- This Coupon Worth SIS Cents 51l

This Coupon, if presented at once together Will
only Forty five Cents in cash, is good for One
Dollar bottle of II
OLD INDIAN LIVER AND KIDNEY TONIC
After using a bottle strictly according to print
ed directions, if you do not think it is worth at leas
ten times what You paid for it, bring back the empty
bottle and the purchase price, forty five cents, vii
be cheerfully refunded
Old Indian Liver and Kidney Tonic takes al
place Of calomel without any restriction Of habits 3
diet while taking.
II not convenient to purchase from the druggis(
send US forty-6ve cents in postage, and We win Gl
b. parcel postal charges prspaid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27
RICHMOND BREAKS
RECRUITING RECORDS
All Branches of Service Prove Popu-
lar--~Army Eniists seventeen
Men.
RUSH ON TO EUROPE DRAFT.
Men With Opportunity to Join Most
Congenial Form of Military Or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Corps Fine
Showing.

Richmond broke all records yester-
the city eager to escape the first draft
enlisted in the regular branches
wherever they could find an opening
The largest number OF Them perhaps.
applied at the navy recruiting station.
but ON account of the high standards
of physical fitness required for en-
trance of the navy many were refused.
These disqualification were not suffi-
et@nt in most cases however, 70 bar the
men from being accepted In the draft.
when the physical requirements will
not be so severe.
There yet remains at least today
and tomorrow for the men who were
drawn IN the first Increment to enlist
in the national guard or one OF the
regular branches of defense. The
Blues. Grays and artillery are all In
need of men. In addition to the army.
navy and marine corps. All OF these
branches offer many attractive OPP
portuuitlee. and men will be accepted
in all ~of them unttl they have been
actually notified ot having been draft
ed.
1t was reported at the navy station
yeate rday that the enlistments have
been go heavy that their quota of
twelve men a week had been COM
pleted for this week. and more than
half completed for next week. The
coast defense reserve is also o popu-
lar bi anch. and many young rea are
R-ill being taken for this serY o.. Yes.
5e- cay nleht snen were enHst44 in
the ravy, and two for the coast de-
fen7e. Although the opportunity for
cnl;stment as seaman Is small, mon
are wanted as machntsts mates and
l,odsfnao
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27
Marine Corps Showing.

The marine corps also made n big
showing yesterday. ten men being
sent TO Port Royal s. G., for training.
one of the men was w. ]. Parrish.
lr.. son OF w. J. Parrish, OF this city.
Another was James D. Waller. of Nor
folk, who Ia a nephew OF Brigadier-
General r. NJ r Waller, United States
marine corps. Three other men, Rob
ert d. Stuart. Charles b. Wilcox and
Theodore J. Wool. accompanied Par
rish and waller. All of these have
recently taken examinations for com
missions Hs second lieutenants. and
after three months intensive training
Will be given commissions If they sue
cessfully pass the examinations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
Whsirsaie 0uotatton# Furnished by
D. w. Evans a Co.. Produce Com
Bts~faa MerrhantA

Richmond. Va. 5uiy 20. 1917.
LIVE POULTRY.
}1fs%epR ctAafe4 Fsrxa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27

tf@teFHHt'@ Roll.
Enlistments yesterday wore as fol-
lows
Arny-Hueh NJ Dickenson, 2221
West Broad street. Charles ". Hous-
ton, Meadow. Va. HerrelI Carneal,
Caisie. Va; VIII f, Hicks. Petersburg;
Robert j.. knight. Conway, n. c.:
George II. Figner. Jr.. AIS Mort Davis
avenue; Frank l.. Kelley. Brook Hill.
Va: Hurry r. Lane. Charlotte. N. c,
Tho following Coiored men were en-
listed-Thomas Ellis Petersbu & {:
Wiley Hart. Rock Hill, s. c.: Harvey
w. Miles, Richmond: Joe I. Hicks.
Erporia. and Abort @. Scott, Boyd
ton. Va
Marine corns-T n. MCGOWAN.
Charleston. w. v: William N, Trent.
Richmond: II r Turner, Winston
Salem, and Charlie sorg. Winston
Salem.
Navy-C- r Pitts. Kidd rove. Va,
II. = Thomas. Enfield. N. c.: VIII
liam r. Price. Guinea Mills. Va; w.
G. Garher, Trnchburg; Charles Good
man. Cumberland; y. r. Bryant, City
Point L. II. Jordan, Petersburg; and
j. ii, Euhank, Rio Vista. cast de-
fsnse--Joseph ]. German, Norfolk, Va.
and /. II. Hundley. 1921 West Main
81 rect,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27

seventeen men were enlisted in thu
army. The majority of these were in
the aviation section Of the army,
htch- has just been reopened for re-
crafts This Is one OF the most pop
ular sections IN the army, and numor-
Gus applications are received daily
The other euli~traents we're In the
regular army. and severai colored mon
ware taken in for service with the
hospital corps.