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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
SPIDERS PLAY TWO GAMES
Rich mond college tluint Meets Indians
and Tigers In Championship Con-
tests This Week.

Returning from Iampdcn- sidney.
.'hcr" they defeated tho Tiger iiv" on
Saturday night 10y II "i-to-iG score, the
Ej"hmond College Spiders this week
VIII play two moro championship con-
tests. AZ IIampd"n-S Sidney tho Spiders
showed excellent form as individual Is.
but the teamwork was not w /" tho
Captain Wood was Of incstiwah!c value
TO the quint making nineteen of the
twenty-five points registered during
tho contest.
on Wednesday, the Westhamrton
mayors viii journey TO Williamsburg
where the Indians viii bc their op-
poncnts. Hampdcn-S Sidney defeated the
William and Mary team "a short time
back by a onc-point margin, so fol.
lowers OF tho local quint figure the
Spiders Will have a slight edge on
their adNcrsares. However, tho game
should be a good one, and probably
viii he hard fought.
ON Saturday night Richmond viii
nave an opportunity OF witnessing the
first college game Of the season. the
spiders meeting the Tigers here al
that time. Efforts made for securing
a playing field have not been SUCCESS
ini as yet. according To reports ut the
college. but il is believed they will
have hccu consummated by Saturday.
II Is thought the game will bc played
on one Of tho armory floors. Efforts
toward securing tho Central Y NJ G
~ floor also will he made but iitt!c
none is entertained for the success 81
'nts pan on account OF the Saturola,-
night classes there. Ia The even; Ilnii.
gam" probably Will he staged = Wet
hampton
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It'd WANTS

5d THbr iS"; Ss, line M; "ss aes4,,on
Ihs l9ilo,M,nF raien apply i9r 1spsa!sa
ASh HERR h"! 81 of eSH tXs rj |I 1ii
COMPANY ltiE ORDER
RATE rEK LINE.
srNp, anu b spI1c' ln SMS mss so cen
i!,ls,, . g, on, 10 sen!s ~
situations Wanted. Male and Female.
. umen Within one week. IL cents a ,ins.
lines to tho mon six Wor.s to IN. inc.
c!assiucatioms mo- ruaran,ec! >iter +. VI.
SUB>TaTioSS FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
:, Ihe following Times. Hispa,eh Branch Nt-
, Wsnh A a,a, are accepted by them, q the
"&sT % .r's ro Tsiih s s1fn I*n ano'''
GsSea1a br EsF'" stSie WI llosI Xts sud
@h Dssy store, ;fsa !s spc Gsy,$ so.
W.h hSoT D5u rrps s'G me :'Gi w. M%" 81,
g HfsS Ssoi: A';s" Az; % r@' 4 81;
/ !ef Blss pE 'Yz. CO 500 - VI ;" st.
a"rne 1iFs' br is-s 3,oass n hf ins s.
:. V. Il. May q Bros. Brook a. "nI Clay
rarran, Drug store. toushec ana Broad
- East or. to'silEE :srnEET
Earey sn Phar' 1as Ss Sf m a i."fa ST.. St
Wallis Drug. store. Fit,h auu .l"ranali Sta.
". II. Daley. 100 North Tent, ~,
tenth st.
Fl n S' Pastnae 9; + si, aa 81 Main
ste
Williams Pharu:.cy. r~en,y-ass, and Mar
,..snrins.r. Drug ConpanY. Twcu'y ;h.rd and
w9?A ssnaaf Drus 60. 'f~en,y -nt,h
Woods Pharinary. Twenty .ni,h end Leigh
Church Uil rharIn,y 800 EIs. Broad
8 p. crais Drug Store. $500 =. Hroad 81.
:, hi.h ardson C.sy street DruG Stor". t"l y.
Thirty -lrst ST
FAIIMOUNT
Fairmount Pharmacy. ~ -~trfnonnt Ave.
BARTON uE!EilTS.
IlIGtii.ASD PAHK
=: y: Cosby & Co. 1909 THIRD Ave.
". Is. Vaughan. Fourth and stuart.
- SOUTH RICHMOND.
:, Chas ". Garrison. 1903 HUI St aud oliI
forest I'M Ave-.
SWA$SBOEC.
p. y. Roberts. 600 liu!l st
FULTON.
y \ Hiacs. 39le Williamsburg Ave
Peop!es Drug Store. 5000 williamsburg
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AUCTION sAI.1:-:5uturc Days

hE T,r'uc If = certain decd If trust
ION IL u korr AMI wife ~ me rs
trustee. dated October IS. 1915. and Ell;
record ~ Amelia Circuit Cour, clcri: :
phlcc Virginia. IL Decd BOOK GS page
800 d"fanl; having b"cr made in the
pa; iu"ht Of tho note hereby secured
ana bong requested -. ~ note mold. r
>" I" de-, ! VIII oif.i for safe 10y public
auc,ioii thHi IsAi r*b.c Property dc
ser bed ~ ;h' decd OF trust, ~ follows:
~! 'n"i certain piece. parcel OF land
" 'tl iIrroN"in"n'S thereon rontain-
!rt "!'s :"r"s. more or l.ss. beginning
~ It point on IN" western line Of tho
.Ict"r:Nil!c and Amelia &. ~! l'Ihi;c
toad 80 ic"t south 81 the intersection
80 said 'oad and Southern Kailroad
ana bounded on north by hands or
q -" fi!is and Southern Railway; on
""st and e"u,h by said public road
ami on VS. ny :inc road
TERMS OF SALE: Cash :.s To so
much as viii be necessary 10 dctray
~" expense OF cXccutiui. this t'us;
together with trustees commission
of > per cont. aud note Of $500. with
interest thereon from date; balance TO
bo announced at sale
c. NJ HOLT. Trustee.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY AiL.,kAiI LINE TO NORFOLK.
T I33?aMa HolEf!Lk; ;.o:i5 a. NJ. 300 A. 81.
.FQE. iYNCIBUKG. AND THE WEST:
fSiMi M;; ' - .r =; NJ: 400 = ~ ''a'
Arrive hiGhm3"d from %$orfoik: 'ii:to
From tho west: 'oiS a. NJ. 's:G7 A. 81.
!::io T. NJ, :i:40 l.. NJ. 'U:l7 L. 81. 900
'Daily. tDaily eAccpt SUNDAY. :Sunda,
W" j. s.; .Hcanok.. &. l., a Ii;Spm%s
c. II. BOSLEY. -. l.. a. Richmond Va
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RAILROADS
Southern Railway system

.."."s .-.4,. !.iCn mvUG---:Ian -, st.;ou
;;...e~n.e nS9'ea Mt guaranteed toI tbs
'ntt->s, DaI.pr buffet car: d l.. Nj express
ale r. 81 ,eeApIress: sleeping. car open SOD
cay and Buhaio Junction-wcek days.
York RIVER l-ine-5:lo r. NJ. steamer
more tPaT.o: carr. 1880 A ii and II
= NJ. Gsi.y. local.
80 = n. aud $40 a. 81; l.::S Z. ". SO
T.. VI .aI!!. $50 q. NJ. except Sunua
FROM Nest Point: s:!j 4. NJ eNcep, Mun.
day "a. y. VI, and 6.ii J.. NJ, daily.
Office 900 l.. Main ST. Pi.one Ns.!ison 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05

I'ST"'''aT 10 II" 7 InlCH DlSpai'N
EO.NNOkE VA February
heavy snowSiorm. with - cycloni, wind
caused trouble to vehicles and pc,ics-
TRANS. when the first real blizzard OF
the season struck this city late this
afternoon. The slippery streets, and thc
ShoWStorm made IL di''icult for fire
r"mnan'cS 10 answer two alarms late
in the .ftcruunn
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have Il shot q, tho match. but Gibbons
mas trounc"d the other two and they
scarcely would be drawing cards NOW.
There's no use, being knockou,
more" SAYS Bob Mona 1t simply
the sooner :; fellow with n real knock
out punch goes back To- w"~k at his
trade ana quits tho tight game the
better II" is OF
Mohn is not wailins withou, cause.
H." came 10 New York ana showed the
boys mighty nifty knockout wailop.
Missouri. heavyweight. and thought hc
was doing something flnc for Moha
the "f nS wa: w or n aSaa dsk Pa
him" Did they want him to meet
their boys? They did not. They were
which Bob yields with such deadly
effect. SO they wore either booked up
to the limit or couldn', be- found when
Moha $ name was mentioned No, sir.
"u,poin, en- and you'll always have
plenty o: boys you can meet.
snowy rakcr the Australian eight
promoter. rrites TINT tho hHit:,,n-
Weights are going big ia Kangaroo
Land.
The han,ies arc all tho 20 in AUS
,raii. ~ prcsrnt says liakcr. They
!u-lu" public has Icon taking more
m'"res; in tho little fellows than cvrr
During tho past few weeks - num-
h"r % "lmtnation contests among
s"mc o. the coming hantnnlS Lave
hc"u held in sydney and Mclbourur
" Zach Of these bouts crowds of from
40" 70 1000 have been turning out
N'n"nE III" h',rtams VINO arc hoiS.-
inc places III the line in Australia :rc
TACK ;iaun"sc. tho champion. ana Vine"
Slack burn; Harry Holmes ANDY Nc
Cure Eddie Clifford. Chick Lloyd and
A1rcrt Locke.
Jimmy Clahby who ig Numbered
among :hc victims OF Fr.d Nav. the
Australian sensation ar ;he present
day. was recently offered = biz: guar
aut"c Tor rcturn match with the
conqucrcr Of Milhuru SAVIOR but
Jimmy declined. cl,bby is far from
being through with the boxing game.
Tor he has many good battle !cf: in
his system. hut tho lure Of the racing
game has been keeping Ciabby out OF
tn" ring, and inc is said 10 bc making
mint OF money around Australian
tracks. where he is associated with
Eddie McGoorty in running a book"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
CHURCH HILL QUINT LOSES
TO TECHS BY LARGE SCORE
BlausburE Five shows Gran,
'"i"F ma towers Local Forwards
"rII-SrOrc, ~ ia X

Bl.ACKSRuKG. VA. February a.
me Techs defeated the Church Hill
Athletic Association, of Hichmond,
score. E ''-to-o
The visitors displayed plenty OF pcp
hut v J. yot the lead on them in
INC tarlN stages Of the affair The
hrSt period ended with tho score u 10
:, In favor Of thc Techs. This was
Il. Cooke and Younger ~
HATCHER got the first goal for tho
visitors late in tho second period. and
T. R"ll and Perkins also cot ono each.
the Cooke brothers and Wrcnn did tho
most OF the Techs scoring and Wood
ward ais" got three goals in the short
Time he played. The lineup:
Y. J.. l. Position 4, II
U', $500 '''I""' ''.. u. '........... w Bell
X. Cooke ............ e 80 r,rt. 80
:. Cooke ........ l.. q: '''' n :, I'll,
Younger 1; ~.
,,o SHnS''i,vn,i%n. r. i.Wharton Tor Il
i ,,s.sis. W We for c. c1.kc. q II.
'',, LIZ: S"aI;IF Logan 81. wrenn C5l
i m,atg ~ ion, ro III X L: Bell Perkins
g H. A. Il Hell. Hatcher.
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STEAMBOATS,
OldD0miniOn Line

ii.nmcnd. u OF Ash st Laily 100 T.. NJ
go, - :EeMp2It News. ...........h;Qo A. VI
,onnec,ions With main line steamers iesv:
iHt N"rto!n for Ser York oaiiN. e%Ceui sun
d.! 100 =. W. Connections also made by
\ a. " ~. : l.. Il aud =. x - i;y a,
l. VI. NlyEt line steamers etcp Clare.
mont 81. s!Snal. ano axe met ~ pubi,v CON
VIRGINIA .NhNiGATION co James ave,
~ daylight 70! Norfolk Ola Point. Newport
News an! all James El,rr landings Mon
"sy; NcdT"hday and l'rid-. at $500 A 81
-Tci-A' received for ali !SE:Ss River uoiuth
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Seaboard Air Line Railway COMPANY

The Progressive Railway OF the soutr
Trains leave daily: 8 = NJ. Nurlina iucn:
i.:hU l.. NJ. sIecpers Atlanta ana .kson-
Vile. 6;S5, T., NJ. sleepers JarksomsilIs, ram
pa annI key Vest: ii:i6 +. ~. yoacnes;
Jacksonville Tampa anu 81. Peicrsnur.
Tratns arrive: 40 \. Al. $3.50 a. a. IV : ~
a NJ. $3.50 Il. NJ.
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway CON pan,

istUtUE StnC0UIe al .fpJu II. IUIl.
srncuui. SuuJcul 10 ,hungc WinouI
Notice.
Trains leave isichInond 1850 a. ~. - 4.
Al, b y. NJ :, A NJ; ,;io A. NJ, II a: 4.
~. 6;:!, 4, ~. $40 i. Al. 10 T.. ~, ~ 4.
Trains leave y shland $3.50 \. 81 ~! a
~; A. NJ. h9 NJ. - a N, ''ll a. M.
IL noon. 81 4. NJ. . l.. M.. ) l.. NJ. +.
NJ. b5:=o +. ~. ,e:.9 7; ii, ';lo +. NJ. )
bCarries baggage DAILY Except sunday
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MASONIC %0TICE.
- >:t"ten .cni:uucritni OF Ioppa Lodge
No 20 4. y. & A; NJ. viii 10 held al
me Mason !cmpir MONDAY: 9th instant.
NJ oclork i. NJ. Members of sister lodges
and transient brethren are fraternity in.
81 order OF the Worsrip.ul Master
GEORGE e. JEFFERSON.
.,,n...
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Lyrics Vaudeville.

VIII j Ward ana Ills Girls. present
ing diversified musical act, will hold
ono 81 the conspicuous spots on tho
new hiil al The Lyric to-day. Ward is
comedian. author. composer and pro-
du""r With his girls" he Is appear
ing thus season IN u musical enter
thinmcnt OF his own production, AT
tn" Farty, in which the characters
arc prayed by company OF juvenile
performers. La Emma European
importation vii! rpon tho new show
with an exhibition OF aerial Gymnastic
work. Brennan and Powell arc Of
fcrinS their Song Cycle" and Bert
lianlon. eccentric comedian, promisos
quarter of an hour OF laughter. New
movies accompany the vaudeville bin
as usual,
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ADJUSTMENTS
isis Hopkins" nj the strand.

Rose Melville. who created the part
OF S's In the wcll-known old comedy
SIS h"nkinS. viii be seen IN the role
az the strand all the week. isis Hop
ljns" is no problem play. but II Is ,
wholesome rura! comedy drama. and
Miss Melville, IL may be expected. viii
play the role OF Sis for all il is worth
ollNc stewart. n niece OF Miss Mel
vile. who IL said 10 be very easy on
INC eyes. is also featured IN tho pro-
durtion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05

NOTICE is hereby. given that the annual
meeting OF stockholders OF the Virginia.
mlaryiani Coal Cooperation viii ne held a,
ti'" Of R2ch,non,d Hv1tnai BpiH!nS in he
EtAEf 20. 1917. at II o'clock 4 NJ.
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RilIy Wccks. Canadian middlcwcight

RiITN WCcKs. Cunndian middlcwcight
champion. may he the man Ia meet
Milk" Gibbons III New Orleans this
month. Gibbons has signed for - fight
but his opponent - not yet selected
Billy bishop, Wrcks's manager has
hc"n persistent in his efforts to get
them together. and E:ddi" Kane. who
ri"iS Gibbons. IS not avcrar II terms
can hc arranged with tho Canadian
bishop 10 said to have offered 10 bet
5000 that Gibbons cannot trim Weeks,
II iii" money t. real Mike is passing
up good chance if hc doesn't rrt
Wccl;a in the ring with him.
George ,hip. Knockout Brown and
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AHIII.YINGS

THE annual meeting OF the .tockhoIdcr,
OF ne jefferson Realty Corporation viii
Va February 4 1917. az IL O'Clock
.. Il. WElSlGER.
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DEATHS

GRAVES Died. q; his home. near Seven
Isi;. CALEB HElTEK GRAVES. m tho soy.
sro;har ga an. ~ MI nc sss Ne 49, ,Sg
sig s2ns " IL. g. A. > A W ri. W. Is.
Funeral at Nov Bridge Baptist thurch
MONDAY tfTi:RSppS. February = =, %
oclock Burial IN church bu.i.l zropnG.
SPINDLE. sunday. February =
Pin. Camp Hospital. Mrs. CORA D..
Funeral TO MORROW AFTI.E&DO% 80 t
o'clock from Randolph stree; BGpii.t
church. lutsr,rcDt ElVrr.iew
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MECHANICS AND MEHCiTANTs BANK.
.r,,r ii2s Hull Street. Richmond. Va.
bank Viii be held February -. 1917 al
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HELP WANTED-Icmaie.
HELL W,NTED-,Inle and Female

CiNii. >"rNl'. "NsiuiUa ton Tor L. = gov
"rrnl"4' Hosihons announced FOR March $,
lti Atti'c mud instruction for s.. =. r.
,;randii"ld. - fcnn:ylyania Avenue, Wash.
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ADOPTION
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Al.MDN 'rout s.riirn $500 ,at-,-
Moblack Eay ano hampton tar oyster.
specially. Nick BUli'S Market II; Nu.tn
SIKH Street nnone i;.noph 1859.
GALL. up Nigk hg... aiarGci. 81. Nu:th
,.ssStn SNect. Tor a,l nlTD- OF sea food
VIZ have an nn-:o'iut" machine .op for
an kinds OF eAperimcntEl work i.icu.
nonI sthI boli Dining Machine 60 90
TIE spr'nEtimc is coming Let us clean
your carpets Ar! rUEs and store Them.
re VII fu.rantee them against inotis
W, FRED: Richardson Inc. Fire Storage
ool-eo3 West Main Street, Phone RandoIph
OtE ashtstos pine covering saves fuel
protects plant. produces more heat, In.
SssIlEntc- Southern Asbestos Mfg. 90.
TO the iiust'nGs Court OF CITY OF Richmoud
r , Ior licepse 10 sell in his p'sce Of
business: At l62 West Broad street i'm The
city OF Richmond. soft drinks in accorCa nee
With section eta ana section Gth OF chapter
70 OF the Acts OF Assembly Of 1916
s IOMHAKDI
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SITUATION wANTED-Fcmnle

IoI St lady OF D years experience in uihCc
work. wants to make change account Of
nt'iar with al hraucheg Of ono" wort; cY-
'cpt stHnoFr"r'y Can handle hook. GOOD
cashier ana At home with tho Duhl!,. l.rp..
worker, accurate. "nick AZ figures VII
furElSn references TO ability, Nd
drcs. q !2a care .rimrs Dispatch.
WASTED, nv ooiicrc woman with sue
cc:siui ohicr cNp"r'Hn'c: position with legal
arm or insurance people. Compl",cd u .
mouths course. aud years experience.
IA
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CHESAPEAKE oOHlORY,

Chi. LOu'vi!ic .,n,. Hv-L D. d. I'll %
Main Line. Local. 'I:-o a. tb:l5 n
James tINe Line 'lV.vv a. t5:i5 a
y. News, MIR. O!u r. IS ~ d. u. M - o.
Newport SeWS Local ~ 90 q Zoo ~
Ir!La "TrlNe IRON! Mn. 'll.co IA. .l:t5 D.,
West. $500 a. $3.50 u, 1885 a.. 'I:i5 D.,
80 y. daily from Charlottesville except
Sunda! from Ihurniond. Jas. River. iS:ss
a.. - 80 D .Da!ly. ! EAEept Sunday.
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SITUATION WANTED-AIaie

rLuMBIN6 ana hcaiias cstima;cr T'rac-
Teal. Lay out ana .npcriitcudcnt tcuu-
IVY 81 'ltN instH' lal'In=. =, 'urCs.' II 500.
are riMcs b!spaich.
or s-rdeh. Long yerrs esrer:"noS: Ger
1871 BeEerlv S,rr"' Hichm"n,i, "a
PRINTER, al. and no ,n.U ycars' cX-
rcricnce, desire i.sitinu 30 near Fitch
mond Strictly moral 'ud reliable Address
WANTED, position ct-r.. fancy Grn=r-.
store: |! years practical "sfcrIcn"s. Good
stock clerk. front a,nn window i>plBy man.
Good references Address iIvN ~ iJn.,er-
WANTED. position S'cuU- book ccpcr.
H'cnographer or ho"EhcHprr. Now en-
n!oycI. S!% years experience. NJ refer
cnccS. singh, - years old +. q. Lynch.
tharlpftc ~
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Gus Christi" also arc SAID to have II
yen for ta"kling Mike. CHIP NIGH,
have Il shot At tho match. but Gibbons
has trOuncrd the other two and they
scarcely would be drawing cards now.
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LOST AND F0. Nd

LOST yesterday afternoon near T.esc-, DIR
LAKE gold opcu.tecr watch. in"ro
J.. ~. r. on back. Reward Ectu:n To- $500
FLOYD Avenue.
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HELP WANTED-Nlnie
WANTED. lob pre.srnR7: u.rnI-ncut post
tan. Apyly Franklin Press 60. Peters
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STORAGE AND MOVING

y, FRED. RlCHARDSON. NC. sol %
west Main street, nreproof storage 4
houtehoid Goods Moving. packing al
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

" ~ TED. old false teeth. Don't matter /,
, "I"f'n pay 81 To 81 per SGT, Man 10
], Mayer. .0c1 South Fifth street, PhiInde..
iNi., IL VII send cash h. return mail.
CASH. tor antique furniture OF All kinds
-. " az" INC wha, sou have. Beard ll2
"c-' iaiu. Eichmond. Va
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BOARDING..

BEhCTiFC1. hot-natcr heated front room
NTH hohrd 40 West Grhc,
BOA RDEkS Tor meat. clean. attractive
rooms EH"rlicnt meals. :"3 East ,.rucc
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For Observation-Disclosures.


4 OK 40. 700 cedar rvscs. fcat long
hL.rl. !. 81 Cnrc Tirnes-DiSpa;Uh
FOR ~a!" on. barrier chair and three
rp-s can ug0n N'... NJ,
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SUMMER BOARDING.

bDLith ARD Inn. on Hampton Roads
n"mmtry "mI S.ahi,9r-. comtlme'l with lily
convene. noes Excellent tauic. 50 10 81
per week Writ, Mis.c, T.bh I;ouIcv I'd
mn lItmpinn. -
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FOR SALI;-IiIsIness.

Dlt''; store soT sale. locate. ia thickly set
ti"b residential section ~ IN" bost "ity
IN SouihN Western part OF Virginia. .>nw 80.
Ing good husineas. Invo!C. 5000. Address
|. 81. Times. DISp1,"h
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FOR SiLf.-AnimaIs
Observation-Disclosures.

.ANTED, AT once, large s.cotrl, Ifee
Will IL iirst-riaNs condition uals S.g.l
ohhinE AND Fixture Co South . our.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

HisG Nou mt: ,nirI snvtui On. -tvurtn
90 Your '"IiF u -. call OF TOR cover.
IN. SoHr heating sSstem Southern 40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-20

the very serious responsibilities rest
ing upon you in the matter"
Flags The I. w. W. :.
In referring 10 alleged dislOyalty
on the part Of members Of the / W.
W, Gov Campbell says:
But, the principles OF the Indus
trial Workers Of the World are a
stencil in the nOstrils OF decent Amer
leans Insofar as my power as COVER
nor Of Arizona extends, I snail not
tolerate in the remotest degree. their
application in Arizona A menace to
civil well being and Industrial prog
ress in time or peace, the liberation
Of such doctrines during a state OF
war is treason"
Expects Enforcement Of Laws.
Gov. Campbell told the COchise
county authorities that .hencefOrtn
I shall look to the officials Of Co
chise and all other Arizona counties
for cooperation in the enforcement
Of the laws. It will be a disgrace
full blot on the history OF this state
IL we, the responsible officers. are
obliged to admit that our proper
functions for the administration and
preservation Of law and order, have
broken down and that the last resort.
martial law. must be invoked"
In closing, Gov. Campbell quoted a
portion Of his inaugural address deal
ing with the rights Of both EMPLOYERS
and EMPLOYEES
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-20

- HOENIX, Ariz., Aug. 20.-Both
sides in the controversy between
L alleged I W. ". members and
the Citizens Loyalty league. Of Bisbee,
which, on July u. deported more than
1900 strikers and sympathizers, were
severely taken TO task here today by
Gov. Thomas E. Campbell in his first
public statement since a personal in
vestigation OF the Warren district
troubles
Methods OF deporting men without
due process Of law were declared by
the governor TO be without justifica-
ton. while tactics alleged to have
been adopted by members Of the In
dustriaI Workers Of the World were
characterized as a stencil in the
nOstrils OF decent Americans"
Sends Letter to Bisbee Officials.
The governors statement was in the
form Of q letter sent TO sheriff Harry
9 Wheeler and county attorney J. F..
Ross. OF COchise county, and mayor
Jacob Erickson, Of Bisbee.
Methods used in presenting de-
mands to the mine operators and the
calling OF q strife Immediately there
after, without resort TO a referendum
on the part OF those AFFECTED, was IN
FAIR declares the governors letter
!. W. w Tactics Caused Terror.
Tactics used by the strikers, the
preaching Of impossible doctrines and
ridlculinE Of national war policies. Of
intimidation. interference, insult as
sault and threats OF violence to life
and property, brought about a reign
Of terror invading the rights Of the
whole body polite Of the district" ne
said.
DepOrtations Illegal.
Referring TO the deportations on
July y, the governor says in part:
The deportations Of July y and
those subsequent thereto were Illegal.
All depOrted persons were entitled 10
the full legal rights secured TO them
by the constitution and statutes Of
Arizona, and unless by proper appli-
cation and execution OF the laws thus
Afforded, must not be restrained in
The exercise Of their liberties. as af-
fecting not only the Warren district
but any other place in this state
Il concur in the opinion OF presf-
dent Wilson as represented in a tels-
Erzm 10 this office following the de-
nortations and call your attention 10