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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24
GETTING THE LIBRARY HABIT

The Saturday Evening Post voices
plea for more library publicity Lii
braries are full Of information their
STATS are courteous and attentive,
eager to help people to find just the
right book or bit of information they
are seeking But, although the library
Is working efficiently and we'll for the
people who seek its help, its existence
seems to be unknown to many more
people who ought to be using it.
Men and women write to their daily
newspaper or to their favorite maya
zine for information which they could
obtain easily and promptly at the
nearest public library. Is it that they
don't know about the library? Or have
they simply neglected to form the Ii.
brary habit?
Tho libraries are actually doing a
great deal OF advertising All sorts
OF schemes have been devised for get
ting their work before the public. In
some communities library books and
attractive posters telling Of library
work are put Ia prominent places in
store windows. Gas companies in some
places have consented to enclose no.
tees about the local libraries in their
monthly statements. Innumerabe sys-
TENS of travelling libraries, branch IL
braries, book loans, etc, have been
organized for interesting people and
making the library more useful.
Perhaps too much emphasis has
been placed on the circulation OF
books. The fact that the librarian MS
well as the books In his charge can
furnish information has been over
looked People are apt to think of the
library as shelves and shelves o.
books. q bewilderng amount of read
Ing matter. 1t seems much easier t
write TO paper. or magazine for de
sired information than to 90 to the II
brary aud seek II for oneself.
That shouldn't be so. Let the II
braries advertise not books alone, Blu
the Information In those books, TIL
card index and reference works tina
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24
CALENDAR OF ILLINOIS HISTORY

March "a. 1s49-Steamboat Lamar
tine was burned at o'clock March "a,
1849, 50 miles below Peoria, opposite
Bath. near place called West Point.
She took fire Just behind the wheel
house, the wind blowing so strong at
the time that the flames could not be
arrested, and in few minutes the
whole boat was enveloped in the de-
youring element Passengers saved;
also the books and safe Of the boat.
everything else lost.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24

Springfield - Illinois automobile
collection and motor boat fleet is get
ting too large. In the future, COVER
nor Lowden has announced depart
ments must wait for his approval be.
fore buying vehicles or boats. There
are now from one to three automobiles
and trucks in ten different depart
ments while in the charities service
there are twenty-three automobiles
and trucks, the governor says. In
the state game department there are
twenty motorboats and launches.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24
DRY Ottawa"
THIS aPAcE is CONDUCTED AND PAID FOR BY THE
"DRY OTTAWA" COMMITTEE.

The United Evangec Association Of Illinois this week
Polo declared for statewide prohibition Through loyalty
we'll from conviction the members Of that church
eddy be counted on to vote dry.
In fact will find difficulty joining any church that
does INTO declare against the saloon.
The great Catholic church Of America letter from the
Baltimore council of the church, all pastors to induce
all Of their ocks that be engaged in the liquor business
ABANDON AS SOON AZ POSSIBLE THE DANGEROUS
TRAFFIC and embrace becoming way Of making v
ing"
Presbyterian church. in its general assembly declaration
regards it as INCONSISTENT WITH CHURCH MEMBER
SHIP to give ANY AID OR SUPPORT TO THE LICENSED L.
QUOR TRAFFIC."
Methodists Baptists Evsnpecas
equally strong the liquor business In fact
Louis last October declared for
bition.
So that no matter what some individual minister or priest
bishop layman may do, THE DELIBERATE JUDO
MENT or THE CHURCHES IS AGAlNaT THE LIQUOR
TRAFFIC. GenFl
Is that not Of wight with the unbiased voter?
Would you do without your churches? II not THEN Is "
NOT GOOD POLICY AS WELL AS GOOD CONSCIENCE 70
FOLLOW THE CHURCH IN MATTERS OF MORALS?
Christ the that He taught says: into
temptation" az VOTING FOR SALOONS 20 YOU NOT
PLACE TEMPTATION BEFORE YOUR BROTHER?
phase o. this question viii be touched upon
later the phase Of supreme NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all
other consderatons--s the moral phase.
AZ sound business has remarked "lF THE LIQUOR
BUSINESS Is WRONG, NO AMOUNT or MONEY CAN
MAKE IT RIGHT"
Loyal citizens erfuy abide by the decisions q our
suprene court in matters Of law f a &at a6e
Likewise the loyal churchman and churchwomah WILL
cHEERFulLY ABIDE BY THE DELIBERATE DECISION OF
THE CHURCH IN MATTER OF MORALS.
And the churches we'll nigh against the ~
ought not loyal churc checruy the
stand? Think Il over
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24

make that information available ana
the well.nformed, courteous librarian
ready to help get at it, Then. 1t IS
more than likely, the public will get
the library habit.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24

"All thugs are possible quoted the
parlor philosopher.
Except some people, added Tue
mere man.-~Life.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24
STATE or ONO. CITY or -,

TOLEDO, Lucas County, '''
Frank j Cheney makes oath that he
IL senior partner Of the iirm of T., j,
Cheney & Co., doing business In the city
VI Toledo. County ana State aforesaid,
and that said iirm VIII pay lac sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every ease of Catarlh that cannot he
cured by the use OF llnll's catarrh Cure
FRANK i. CHENEY.
Sworn TO Lefore me and subsoribe,, II
my presence. this 9Th dnv of december,
A, ID. 1856 A, w GLEASON,
tSenl) Notary Pubns
Halrs Cninrrh Cure IN taken internal.
". and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
Tor testimonials free.
y ]. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O,
Sold by ull Druggists 71c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa
| tinn
SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE TRADER
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24

Rockford Whether or not they
should be allowed to look at motion
picture films on Sunday is to be re
ferred to the Rockford citizens by the
city council. The council voted to sub
nit the question OF Sunday movies,
which is causing some heated discus
sion in the body, to the people for ref
erendum. The council will not be
bound by the vote but will use ii as a
guide in It's final decision.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24

Champaign Twenty five Illinois I'm
lyer5ity students will leave in june for
Europe 70 serve in the American am
bulance corp In France That many
students already have volunteered as
campaign for funds to pay their ex-
penses to the war zone has been
started in Champaign Youths Eho
will 90 are P. T. Bloom, A. b. Brown,
X. A. Burnside. L. /, Byers, l.. p.
Cookson. c. l.. Day L, G Fisher, },
w. Foster NJ. 5. Goldman, W. u.
Holtcn. ". {. IIealy, 4. Fl Morton.
b. NJ. Noone, II. NJ Page. {. ii.
Barkes. l.. S. Poor, S. NJ Raphaelson.
r. Shawl, c. V St Cardosi' r. u
Simpson. H. l.. Smith and 7. &,
Thomas
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24

Waukegan Gray hairs are no bar
rer to romance in the opinion Of John
O. Johnson and Ellen Lunigren both
of Zion City, Johnson, aged n, ana
Miss Lundgren, aged So, appeared at
the Office of the county clerk here
and secured a marriage license. Then
the groom led the blushing bride to
Waukegan minister and they were
wed.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24
ILLINOIS BRIEFS.

Springfield Illinois property suffer
cd a loss from fires daring the month
Of February totaling Sl,970,130, accord
ing to a report Just issued by State
Ere Marshal walter Bennett, Chica.
20. the report says. had LII fires
with an aggregate loss of }l,422,921.
There we're 2.O07 fires in the state
large enough TO find Z place in the
state records. The loss for February
was the largest OF any month in the
past year.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24

Waukegan- Death stopped the cul-
mination of the romance of Edward
Balm and Miss Allie Hunter after
Balm had waited thirty years for his
bride. Thirty years ago Miss Hunter
promised her mother not to be mar
ried during the mothers life time The
mother died short time ago. While
arrangements were going forward for
the wedding the groom dropped dead
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
p A r T
SEW EN-
It'd. WANTS
LY. q eenls q me. per insert,on

i,AiLr. = cents u line per Insertion
.n,@ sS",' spa liss t pSt 'i i%es
senloh neoTinS vi rStey appiy iSs Tepsa;ss
SUE ci HAP wt III Ho 2HE e MsEk o wI Hd
COMPANY TIE ORDER.
RATE pEis LINE.
SUNDAY ana DAILY inseT,lons ss 20 cents.
tHSily instI.,Sns s.f Fsn,s 20 cent,
, Solutions %Sn'ss: My aH ~ sffs s.snlr
times s 1,tnin on, Week. 4. cents EehsS line s'"e
Basis OF measurcnleni is so!id agate: IL
:, Inc, above rates cover all CLASSIFICATION
ciasfiiicatiohs no, guaranteed after = III.
sUDSTATIONo FOR T.-D. WANT ADS.
ine ioIiuwlng Times Disputcn Brancn Of
its" are Tor .ne convenience of the public.
isso.ar once ratsa. "nirn are siSen uDose:
WEST or tousnEL STREET.
We. End rnstms.y; -'+t ,o W. Cary st; ,,,
Charles 5. Turner. Druggist. ives, Broad.
hern's lharn.aey. .sao Hanover ave:
i. l.. Dook.r Drus Store. .syi ". Slain ST.
soys nruE store. Alien Ave, and Grace ST;
a. 4. Johann Drug Co. SCI W. Main st.
n ,n.n. S,rss, r.arssy AZ. 5. rms al
" Il. May & Bros. Brook Ave. anu Clay
:. rarrans Drug Store. Eouzheu and Broad
c.hs HAs Sp Of II East Eepf h!5aa ST STREET,
rus.c SrGs a. a!:si3 h hs@"i ST. t.,
Jchri,s Dfus store. -, Droad st.
rartcy Pharmacy. iuiru ana Aaln otu.
W ANS DRUG StoIe. rlItn ahu haf siIii OTIS.
W. H.. husnan. sol Nortn ruin st.
w. IL. Daley. irU .,Ortn icnth 81
Richardson Drus store. 90 - Seven
II. il. Chiidrcy - n Eighteenth ST.
. Turner's Pharmacy. Twenty hrst and Siain
Ste
Williams Pharmacy. Twenty-nrst and Mar
hhali sts.
springer Drug Company. Tscn,y-,hrd and
S.ilaLie Sts.
Wood 4 schaar Drus Co.. Twenty uf,h
anu kenhple Sls.
woous Pharmacy. Twenty-nfth ana Ieigh
Church Hin Pharmacy. 900 East Broad
S. ID. Craig Drug Store. $500 +. h.oad ST.
RicnaroSon Guy Street EIuE store. 90 ~
PARAMOUNT.
Fairmount Pharmacy, .l25 FairIncunt Ave.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
Rady's Drug store. North Ave.
HIGHLAND PARK.
w. X. Vaughan, Fourth aud Stuart
sCUrk RiClaiOND.
Chas. w; Garrison liva ndi 81. and 5ll7
SwASSBoRO.
B. y. Roberts 2yCt Hull ST.
J. A. Black. 1915 Williamsburg Ave.
Pcopie'e DRUG store. 3svv w iiitansburs
Ave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
DANCING

LEARN newest dances at hoiao. W. guar.
Alf.c To teach any on" compict" course.
800 Beginners cours,, 81. Trial step 10
cents. Kline Art Dancing. Box 81 Rich
rOkfY-TWO took $40" yuuran:c.d
course last week. Graves's Studio. Ram
doluh iot5.w
EASTER danocs--class or private Iustruc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
wANTEDAsulesmcn

H1GH -CLASS stock statesmen can secure
:, spienaid contrast on absolutely new
srodpced In the South. but widely sold
view. giving experience. c 9oS. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. statesmen to sell fancy fruit tenn
p"rance drinks In small towns Liberal
commission with $40 weekly drawing ac-
count 70 producers. iicrthuI Mfg. Co. ST
l.onlS Mo. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
HELP WANTED-siale

TWO men at once IN Virginia TO sell cigars:
sale supply iiousc. Dept 1855. l hioo i" mig
WANTED, men to sell nursery stock in every
county In Virginia and adjoining States.
posIsi,n. 10 GOOD men Farm
working for us in their spare time: a pos.
r o w erin S our wepa ,Psra s,aiop
Richmond. Va.
GqM,HNMEST rhS5STE
Vice school Washing,on. i. I: 80 90
be soGsl snd na " S OF
s, ssy h ss, good position for riEh' sa
narmaSxa f 8 s"q Box Eei l41 panyi rH r1Ss
MG esfks 'egGe massh lyry si
week OF Win p pay w EaSaa,ion annscsssary "
SamelS %ufs1ns rfs write
cEMirEAL ami south america ,opportuni.
BY ao%n there ss for
actual S9ir!i,ions. salaries. etc.: names. ad-
!pIl.yins ;Aiaerieans, GEL. into touch VIII,
h"yis,on HeMS oTi seattle waah Service sis
an Experienced salesman FOR permanent
,ns VIE Eh t" Gsra!
isalle,in Emitting. philsdeiphia .''''''
shirri:SG cl.rk-competen, young man
position One vers"d in stationery and ~. -,
flee supply line preferred Call or write
southern stamp and Stationery Co.. Twelve
SIX Main. Ask for Mr.. Sharp.
WANTED; severai mcn TO enroll In Lloyd
School OF Scientific SaIesmanship and eputp
themselves for high class positions. Second
term begins Monday. March l.. Night
classes. Under direction OF NJ. W Lloyd
Bank I:uiding.
COitpk::., in-n for Coa,esvlIe. Pa. -
miles Ph!iaacphia steel and shell plant.
You n..cT hal better job or better paid
or treated Go Friday. Be sure GO
Apply Virginia business Exchange. 3ls
North Second Richmond Va. No. 1 Rail-
road Ay.nu". Hopewell Va
WHOLESALE house desires services %.
bright ADJ. bodied young man. Address
y - care Tlm.s- Dispatch.
WANTED man I" clean and hack about
.9:o- hllcks Phon" Madison 26I2-J
WANT boy over IL Ia worl; at soda foun :
tam. Grant Drug Co. Seventh and Broad
Streets.
WANTED. at once, sawniii man with gu, l.
Ut to cut and saw from $1,000 - 800. 80
i"ci OF lumber at GEincs Hili station miles
from Richmond. VIII pay best prices. Adj
dr"-s Owner. + q. Bon 30. Richmond
WANTED. man for suburban farm; German
nttferrcd. sol Eat Canal Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
wANTED-Board and Room

lo1NG iadt desires sin;iC front room
heated. with board. central location. Prf,ci
must be reasonable. can furnish refer :
cu,,s. n y. care Times Dispatch
MANI "a. by young married couple unfur.
niSh.a room With meals in Wcg, t.,,tI
between Harrison and Boulevard and Mai,,
and Broad. private family preferred. Az.
s%cr Il 80. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
SUMNER BOARDING

BOULEVARD INN, Hampton Roads,
Country and seashore combined with city
conveni-nces. Excellent table. 50 20 si1
per week. Write Misses Iabb. DouIevatd
ann. HAMPTON. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

OIL lNNESTMENTS MAKE FORTUNES
TREMENDOUS profits made by many In
Ncstors In oil, ~ high az :, 900 per cent in
ono Year; We want TO develop valuabl
holdings I'm the famous Goose Creek C,usher
OH Field. Shares. $40. payments lnonthIv
Highest banking references. Let us Hseni
you free booklet, The Romance OF Oil
beautifully illustrated. Tells how oil tcIds
arc discovered and fortunes made. Write
to-day to Coastal oil Association Ilo2 Car
ter Building. Houston. Texas -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

WANTED. women for government clerk
:, ships, $40 month. Richmond examinations
March 20. Sample questions free. Frank
lin institute. Dent. 73o-C. Rochester. n. Y.
WANTED. ladies everywhere to mail cir
culars, nothing more. make Sis To $50
weekly; no experience needed. We supply
circulars Address Dixie Mailing Company
Fla.
AT once. ten ladies to travel. demonstrate
ers Previous cHncrsnce 'ne e :" n "ag aen,
Good pay; Railroad fare paid. Goodrich
Drug Co. Dept. S92. Omaha, Neb.
WANTED, a young lady apprentice; one
who wants TO learn the millinery business
Apply Bloomberg Millinery Co.. 10. East
WMITI.oCK'S. 3i5 East Broad Street neods
q hrst-clasa trimmer. Whitlock's mil
lincry.
GIRL wanted TO clean room Apply Mon
day morning 8-l2. ga East Broad, second
floor, IN rear. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT.

GREGORY hcreas. IL has pleased God in
Ills wisdom to remove from our midst
our cherished friend and faithful Coworker
MRS. LILY GATES GREGORY. who for
lively" Years Nas the beloved president Of
che-ter'i"id Chapter L. u g.. giving freely
her tin'. talent and means 70 this work
which MS near her heart. therefore. we
~ Daughters OF the Conf.deracy and mem
bers OF her chapter, give expression to our
sorrow by the following resolutions:
Resolved. hrst. That although feel
k".nly our loss. We TO" with submission to
n" VIII II our Heavenly Father knowing
That Nc cherish the memory of her
faithful work and untiring energy. which
VIII -" An Inspiration tn thos. who come
after her
Z. That tender heartfelt synpa-
my 1" tn: bercaved family and especially to
her oniy daughter, and commend them 10
the source of all comfort.
!. That copy OF these resolutions be put
Bispatch~sor publication. and a copy sen, to
the bcrcay.d family,
-f., Mis-. =. II. DoRSETT
MRS. j. s. PERDCE.
MRS " = DREW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
HELP WANTED-Tcmaic
COOK and general house girl Apply .s0l. \

COON aud general house girl Apply .GOs- \
Hanover Avenue.
WANTED cigar packers. SOC per iUN0 EN.
pericncca. Also rollers and nchmai<.rs
Guarantee steady work John FoeSc s.
Son. sol East Main.
COMPETENT stcnosrapher ever 70 years Of
age. who can write letters in afternoon
and help with posting mornings. Phone to-
day or Monday. Boulevard 26J5- ".
WANTED. girls, experienced In making pa
per boxes also some beginners Paid
while learning. Stebdy employment. Apply
to the Randolph Paper Box Co. 1911 Ross
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

VI. sale OF farm tractors and trucks Is
:, tnc nest business to-day, with n future
Have YOU 800 or more and YOUR ti,ua =,
invest II shown You cannot lose ono nennvr
uunu the Opportunity tho greatest of yoi,r
me y 3h care Timcs DIsnntrh -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
WASTED-Agents.

tensihcrs to automobile owners. garages,
Sure cure for spark plug troubles. Sells like
wlidhre. Brand-new. Exclusive territory.
Write to-day. Jubilee Mfg. Co., Dept. l2t-
H. Omaha. Ncb.
PORTRAIT men working independent write
Tor catalogue. 24-hour service. Roberts
Wholesale Portraits. Kansas CITY.
SOMETHING new evGrybo,iy wants In your
district. BY all means write Alpine In
tract Works. .03 Walnut Place. Phiadel-
GARTSiDES Iron Rust Soap Co., 1854 Lam
caster Avenue. Phlladslphia. Pa. Cart
and Copyright registered In the u. $. Patent
OHice) removes iron rust, ink and all UNI
Good seller, big margins. agents wanted.
The original. 25c tube. Beware OF In
frlngements and the penalty for making,
selling and using an infrinGed article.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

THE Improved Simplex Tighter loe. a,,a :,
with matches. M hint or mechanical
phrts TO got out OF order Lights stove o-
icy DS merely coming In contact with how-
, nee gas =; Demonstrated At our factory daily
Mic tor proposition. Automatic Gas Al.
New York " >''"tii oticet'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

Buy AmalEamated Oil. cont u share: 100
per cent dividends in 90 days posslblr: .
pro1ucti"n now roming in. ground floor
STOCK, cent share, doubles price shortly
81 par value. $40 buys 1000 shares " ri;,
Tor fuli details AmalEarnatcd OH Co. Ia5o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

w. start you In business. furnishing oycry-
nr"ratinS our New System Speciality Candy
- ac.o. ,es. iom: or small room anywhere:
~ canfassinE Opportunity lifetime. book :
% r. aree;- Ragsdale Co.. Box S. East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

81, Icasss = acre, Zoe acre down: zoe. aero
wceSly. $50 buys ten acres. $3.50 down.
ns:'o a week for Oklahoma oil leases; opem,
t n,goonnc new nciu may make your lease worth
many man ,imcs; buy low. sci high; that way
nas mauc fortunes FOR lease owners. bir mi.
vance coming In price: s.n buys 10 ncrcs.
S Az nuys 20 acres: remit "a cents per acre
nnrsHt payment, or 81 Per acre payment i'm
!niI. Agents wanted. Write free informaN
,l1n; y. NJ Milan. 81 Colcord Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

Al. rEiMrS~Srnd slctch Free opinion AMI
..inrrtihcatc or patentahlity. Free hook
How to Obtain a Patent and Whnt IN IN
vent. Fatents secured through credit svs-
tsn. - Taibcrt Parker. Patent LAWYERS
VOC Mardcr Blds. Mashngtor. ID 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

a,.n FREE FOR ONE MONTH
n menn,s." is devotcd TO a Gnaneiai idea
ycstmcnt' should easily double in value
sion IN mouths Figure for yourself what
tiuu would amount To in few Years IL In
vested and rcinvcsted that basis our
imi"saHinc points the way making such
hN'SInlents. - per year. Send to-day for
one months FREQ subscription. Address Me-
imtyrc G9inpanics Limited. 2oS7 Westminster
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

/ DO You want to make money: Then write
me- about my big combination offer 10 In
neS ncrfcc,, Few 80, dollars mouth secures you
you wealthy. Details free Address NJ II
Iiinckley, a.9 Beatty Building Houston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

nEf. sample with particulars No SPLASH :
nE water STEAMERS. Easy seller. Returns
,E,S, rAper.cnce unnecessary. s.. Union Filter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

DON'T INVEST IN or.
UNTIL. you have read the Texas Investor:
gives valuable INFORMATION and facts about
the rich Texas oil fields: tells how to In
vest small sums TO get biggest profits aud
quick action. Send .name for three months
free, Z. 6; cannan; Editor. 43O Chronicle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

man OF ability IL open for connectiom
MIN sss s, successful retail or whole
shln hrin. Can make fair investment IL
nereashry Full particulars required NJ,
'i."htioh paid to schc'ncs patents Adj
nrcSS q 81. care Times Disuatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

fIR sale. small dry goods and nution Lusi-5
:. ness ~ inventory price. or as whole 2st
| South llarrison Street. rhnnn Randninh 81
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Classified Ads
business Chances. Help
Wanted. Situations. Etc.
DEATHS

DODG N-,Diel; suddenly saiurday morning.
W." = XIII 'E s,rs AGh 0F'@
R 30 mother Sf ne late Albert sn,r podFs
Duke aud Mr. Richurd 4. Duke-to mourn
FROM ""''S Vena5ie stree, Baptist ch urea
Friends and acquaintance invited to at
= si dnSo s. FL 5sS sf ES0Fq E5
am" Ss ssr an Woo hs iiss Ss Vic Edmond
B3ria ~ y! paso.
iNGE.-Ded. at s:i6 o'cloek at the resi-
,hir$ Street: hvPELIS EsThLi;n. .hs infan,,
six weeks and three days.
We had a treasure once:
We ioyea h Sa. Oh Oh n %"i g.'u TOO well
49, MoTiiEk a.. AND FATHER.
General motto. later.
cGSWy HE~NHS SIR ;sr1G aged * years ss
faucr cf Mr.. Conway 81 knoA
RyckER.- Died. suddenly al her home 1907
MRS. Xxx i!Fis Esb BEEF RUckhK w Ne
Or Ts1 nreA Euc asa s Mfs s,nsT
hsnl She Il her
8 at u o.clock. Interment Hollywood.
sEYI.EK.-. Died. saturday. March g. 1917, at
lo County w. Ma TX hS" s9LE aged
ssash'e.; I}a fa&%S s'!ss c" snS
O. NJ. Scylcr. and two grandchildren.
THoMAS--Di.d. March !. 1917. the resi-
d"ncc OF her daughter, Mrs. Charles s..
Campbell. Dunn barton. Va MRS. ELIZA
BETH MINER THOMAS. widow OF Kendall
Funeral from the residenc. SUNDAY Mt
r. NJ. Int. In Hollywood Cemetery.
Columbus Onto -nan.r- nl...e cory.
IN MEMORIAM
DECEl..-In lowing remembrance 4 our
darling baby. KATHERINE. who died one
north ago. March :. 1917. age Is months.
DcAr li,ue darling. pct OF our homo.
Waiting for some one. bcckoning come.
MOTHER AND FATHER.
Heaven re,aincth now our treasure.
Earth ioa.ly chsket Keeps.
Ard the sunbrams love to l!ngcr.
her. our baby sister sleeps
BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
FiNDLAY.-In loving rcmeml rance OF our
ii,tl. boy. NtRGINIrS HARRISON. who
departed this III" yearE ago, March :.
THO flowers we place upon his grave
May with.r and decay.
but h" 10y" for him. who sleeps beneath.
Viii never fade away
GEEMEi.MAN.-In sad". but loving. re-
membrane. OF OUR mother SAii.IE r.
GEHMELMAN, who passed away years
ago. March i. 1914.
Tier work on Garth is done.
Her trials all ended.
iicr heavenly crown Is %on.
Dearest mother. you have loft Us.
i..f, tho oneS you loved We'll.
Hut d. hope :n""! YOU
And together ~. shall dwell:
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