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I'D. WANTS

'A Mi;,,i 10 cents a Ine per insertion
s E 2.F 4 HH IS rfsPPfo!ss
~ c nm.A,.N;1 NwtT ,i 9NE WEEK. WITH
.FHNf IuE ORDER
RATE PER LINE.
SIM, Mn!,nuIn space. two lines
Dsiiy ,u San DAILY insertions. 20 cents
>,"ENoflFE Insertions. 40 cent.
,''ions Wanted. Male and Female.
i"' ' DAILY or SUNDAY. . cone, :, .lu.
d.. within one weph. /. ,...s =. ..ne.
IL.s ~, OF measurement 10 s"l.. .satc. IA
iEe , ,me intn. ana siN worHs to ,ne iinr.
Gas iaoar;nHv rates cover an rtIasinv" lions.
hu.uoia not Guaranteed after ) T. VI
ThnIAIloNs ioK r.-b. MANI ADS.
a.ts '1..owin.. Tunes Dispu,vn Branri. OF
ies.,. ADS; are accepted w theni At The
o'ee rates. which are given above.
"LSI OF fOusiiDE STkEl1I
1-hu ihurmacy. 2s-I W. Cary ST.
ryU.nsSY, >, DfuE store. FLOYD A.e. and
c,f nI''I e, > Turner. Druggist. wcs, Broad.
snts' ip5 ras t 25Sa l.a3 ,;,ov6 az a.,
St = booker Drug Store. 2Vvl ". Main
5, Fo''a Drug Store. Alien Avc. I. Grace
cs A;IG I, Axe. Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
.a. 5'h pfas a giS4s CO. ssa sS ,s Main s.,
s iS, stree. i'ha:nacy. 32i S Pine ST.
V4Ines' ST. btus Store. .ol w.st Broad =;
l..ran, Drug store. rousac. ana Broad
EAST OF FousuEE STREET.
"hsn Co. II EI-, broad 81.
.g'atie DRUG Co: 81 : b s,sosi ST. q.
fairly :" Iiss Dsus a'ol% ~ p BROAD s.,
%s prur ;afy ri int' ,. M ai a" ST. ST.
Y Il Ds siE5"4 40 ~ %a,; H"!i ,oi lt. = ST
,.. ~ ,htrdson Drug store. COZ ! Seven
II: Ci,!drcy. % y. Eighteenth ST
81. ufher Pharmacy Twc":y-hrst sni Main
sia %.,ilf'ns Pharmacy rwcn,y-hrs, and
3 SpTJjnser DruE Company. Twen,y-,hird
liords Drug store. Twenty ninth ana .
%G?d {, sShna; Drug Co. Twenty nf,n
"ood's Pharmacy. Twenty -iitth ana Leigh
:, Church Inn rha-macy. $500 Eas, Broad
$ p Craig pF.e store. 200 F. Broad S.,
=. Thirtyhr ~
PARAMOUNT
Fairnount Pharmacy. 2i25 ralrmoun.
BARToH IEiGurs
hadyt DtnE St?rc. North Ave,
IlGiiiA%D PARK
4: =: Costly c. 80, 1907 in!rd Ave.
r.. raush-'l. FOURTH .sn" stuart
SOUTH ricuMr%D
braneh Orice i!nss- oso"sy". $40. iiun
WoCDl... ID HEIGHTS.
Woodland Hc..uta tneru..c, 3lc4
tenl:nes Ave.
Charles ". Garrison. Jii7 i-orcs, nili Ave.
SWA&SIOItO
Is 81 Hobe.tsa pruE story. 40, uuil ST.
FULTON
J. A. BACK, -sI, ...'Au.sDuIE Ave
Peoples DEug ssOs,. .Jvy s...~'"rDueE
PETERSBURG
Times Dispatch arantE. ~ N"GtW syu.-
more street. pHOu" i,tc.-tSr.
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BY a. T. CHEWING. JR..
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
735 East Main Street.
Court Sale of Dwellings
Nos. Is and u Wood St.
ON NOVEMBER 18TH,
at noon.

In execution of Il decree of the Cir
cult Court OF Hcnrico County, Va, on
tered November s, 1917. in the cause of 3
L. J. Smith and John 7. Davis VS.. Alex
ander Board ct ais. we will offer for
sale by public auction. upon the prem
Uses, on SIS .~ ,
Tuesday. NOVEMBER 10. 1911,
at O'clock 2. NJ.
the properties designated as above
consisting of two detached framed
dwellings of five rooms each, fronting
together IL feet on the southern limo of
Wood Street. and extending back I4o'
feet to an alley rs feet wide.
These houses are convenient to the
Locomotive Works and G. < o. Shops
They are we'll rented and Will make for
any purchaser d good investment. -
TERMS: One-halt cash and tho
residue at twelve months from date of
sale. or all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser.
JOHN T. wINGO,
THOS. w. GARDNER,
Special Commissioners.
T hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED of the special commissioners. in
the above mentioned decree has been
duly given.
S. r. WADDIJI, fSterl
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

ATLANTI COAST LINE RAILROAD co
Office OF tho Treasurer.
Wilmington. y. c.. Noy. /, 1917.
coas, Line Railroad Company has declared
A dividend OF l-2 per cent on the nre :.
ferreu capital stock OF that company. pay
able at tile office OF the treasurer, Wiimihs-
ton. y. g.. and after November 10 i9i3
The transfer books are closed from Octobsr
IS to November 10. 1917. both dates In.
elusive.
JAMES L. POST
Treasurer.
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CHURCH NOTICES
EPISCOPAL

ALI. SAINTS fli EpIst.6p., c,,,,,,
%r ; $!ss, S etSeen Mon GaUn snd
SiTs'nf sfFE HEv a \ B SS1s
S ME- , Iss,cr ssnday school 4, ESQ win
to both church and 's sSnday e's sshoo invited
FIRST pn fGssEESSHffEffKsAN { - u cu-
and Bible classes Il 10 s H e. school at $50
s E4x G aS c T. aid 2 p. Os;ie
nesday p NJ. SUNDAY school s:ii' a veg q.
,,n nr.ncI SovEM;,N,. rnEsb, r.niAH
&ss cAIyN sIl.i H!tT r5'sG r.. I vassd1
i s: \ M n enS Ii M schaS pastor
is s!S ! M M-sss s. .ss Nj Megsin.on
7:l5 j.. M.-founG Peoples Society.
Visitors welcome.
r,psr n. pr, u BAPTIST FIST,
:, I =. , nIe"d s.re.tsi; REy. GEoRGE " Nc.
and Ph!.Ihea classes meet In Eastern a F sn.
nnes,, Midweek seryiee Wednesday at Sis
NJ You are cordially invited
Leigh STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. cor
ner lWWe i; t f!h ana sish s,rGss-rastor,
A so-,s q E SsSsss "T Baptism at !. Il i Mh
rclsrnn PARK MKhE ME4a5B ,sr CHURCH.
sehoei by,d Guar'e?s High
Preaching II A. n. by REV. il. ii. POTTS.
u. u.
fARLoRS OF THE JEFFERSON. p. ~:
GSlleciion-. k.incarnaton and the War" by
Pr; AID Mrs. +. HOMER CURTIsS. au.
thors OF Voice Of Isis" Key to the Uni
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Ernst CHURCH OF CHRIST. Scientist
Regular services will be held to-morror
morning in tho church rdifice Corner ParE
3venuc and Meadow StreeD at II O'Clock
SUBJECT: Adam and Failen Man" We'd
nesday evening testimony and e1perenc.
ineetinE At q o'clock. Reading rooms (Nos
and Power building, corner Seventh anc
franklir streets. and are open daily. excep
SUNDAYS. from 10 A. NJ. TO L. 81. All ar,
cordially Invited. =
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FUNERAL NOTICES

A-,IIr.!tSCN 49, IN" iUncra. "I MISS SA!.l.iL
ANDERSON took place " i-JS f.SIIA /
irviG Providence church. ln;el!ncU; 49,
service h"!Ha ,oHGu. teG Uy I."y, :lT. sud
jim. Tn, pnIlh"Irers were c. ; Nance,
---------- iiuJJ.I4, E,.gi. Rock. g. I.
Hubbard. u ~ Moran. cuiHtCu Pearson,
ANA Alien Smithi". 10. deceased IL sur
3lrs Helen Lary. ii New i.rut. one brother.
DSn:"rth Anderson. 90! Charles city. She
wGs ~ her seventy CIphtH yosT.
RoNhury. Va. NoN s., lrls.
NoCAHTuY.- funeral of JOHN Nj
CAi:TfiI VAL take p!Hc" :r"m ENicS
Undertaking parior- TODAY ,SATuRDA
AZ T. u in'crment NJ G.lyets
NAuEiiA:. Funeral Of FIRED =.
NACtiHA< NilI be conducted at Hanover
Avenue christian Church SATURDAY, so
Nemh"r 10, V'cloC',.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

y ANTED. experienced automobile sa!esnian n.
one vcii known IN at! preferred: live
pcrtcnced s"l.som.n need apply. Appi:ca-
Times Dispatch
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The holders OF bonds Nos Z. g. Is IL "a
-, 10. -. 80 aud ~ vi the first mortgages
per cent tch-year gold bonds issued W th.
Usage administrations Company are nerthy
noHned That Tia. said DOuus nave Spceu
uraMn by lot for exemption tor account OF
the SINKING fund provided tor in tho mort
gaze OF December l. 1893. from ,nc Usage
misunderstanding Company to the uuucrai kued
trustee, IN accordance with the terms OF said
mortgage, and that interest on each OF the
said UOiius, nos. Z, 5. 10, IL. -, 3D. AZ ,5
on aud -. Will cease on the trs; day OF De,
ccmUcr, I9l'. on said last mentioeu date
there wil h" due ana payable, a. the oilica
OF the un assigned trustee III the city Of
Richmond. va, on each OF said ton bombs
the principal thereof, together Niin !. pre-
MUM OF IL per cent OF the face OF cacn
OF said bonds ami accrued interest on csUh
OK said bonds To said date, ana the holder,
III said bonds arc hereby required 70 deliver
the raid bonds to the under signed trustee Tor
redemption, as above stat for the purpose
ot satisfying tho provisions OF said NOR, :.
gage In respect to the sinking fund INSTALL
incnt.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
By H. ". Jackson. President
Richmond Va. November >. 1917.
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WANTED, settled white men to
operate cigarette machines.
Good pay while learning. Brit
ish-American Tobacco Co. Ltd,
900 North Lombardy Street.
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WANTED, Twelve 90 harness makers: good
whges. steady work: no labor troubles.
chance 10 make overtime. Miller X Gied-
son. Newport News. Va.
WANTED. capable white woman 20 assist
matron in institution for children. Relic
bryan Day Nursery. 20l North Nineteentl,
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STOCKS AND BONDS

ron sale--Atust 20 sold at once. 1870 shares
John Ford starter Company: l25 shares
shares Piedmont Motor Car Company. IS
shares Virginia beverage Company. 100
shares Dixie Flip Company. 100 shares King
Cola Company. 30 shares West Texas Sui
Ihur Company, 20 shares Co operative Drug
.torcs Conpany. 100 shares Harroun Motor
Corporation. viii consider an offer for all or
PARK OF any Of shares. Address Executor,
HpN SS7 Norfolk Va
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HELP WANTED--Icema,e

WANTED, enperienced lady s,cnorraphei
experience and salary. l. D., BoN iiSs.
AMHp 70 s 9;y s,rGs fVf! s,,l lsas
w 1s(or As sTss'S%TS S
ny A., expected. to Box 9i4 care Tucs-
WANTED, YOUNG La
DIES BETWEEN THE
AGES OF 16 AND 25 TO
L f A RN TELEPHONE
OPERATING. 81 per day
while learning. Advance
rate after first month and
frequent increases there
after. Extra pay for even
ing and night work. Day
consists of z or 8 hours. No
lay-offs. Private cafeterias,
where meals are served be-
low cost. Recreation rooms
and the most comfortable
surroundings in the city.
Apply in person, $50 A. M.
to $50 P. M., Miss Boltz.
Room 202, 700 East Grace
Street.
THE CHESAPEAKE. AID
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF VIR-
GINA.
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NOTtCES-I.cgal
L.E,,AL NoriCE.

NDrl'E OF kEDhNbGiON FOR SINKING
rtNo OF rIE..oi 'pit.GAGr. oiN PER-
Ni.Nh 4" "a . r..'-i ..LIt GOLD BONDS
- bS\SG H!ANUr ACTUELNG COM.
l'ANI.
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MEETINGS
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER Co
Seventh and FRANKLIN Streets
tichmend. Va.

seventh and Franklin Streets.
October 2s. 1917.
Mse Of hsFeey ssen !na the
Ma ts ses sa roT one, q SompaaS Wll
~ =. i,l4. va 4, e = o %EtSsss T.
8 ss5pss.s <
@ -. ~. c c. 3 3 W VIII s. Secretary.
ATLANTIC G,S E0A s. ~ LIE RAILROAD CO.
81 Ia 1 x;aS;is Sa.ss Ins
p pany WI, p b hs H,l. ..
bH or xovh4SfaEiRS kS si a. TIE o sSaK
Sin close welaesaay, SsXe@be sAe efH5iP . *
sflssh ~ 4nS wiz DO
O'Clock =. NJ
H. l. BORDEN.
Novcn,rer }. 1917 secretary
THE ATLANTIS! !Sr Lap .NLp ANNp IMPROVES
.n SS'ee me., hsEeS ~ l sSf Ia:
SsrS s,r:s, Piss %ssay WI
$s"a 5pG$p%r fH {,S sef # f PSf
p. NJ. ''i'' at i3:so ., o'clock
II. L, BORDEN. :
NoYember .. 1917.
Hlch"oS Ech h9SoaNV yI. d.,, W ISISs1
S!as' Sss,ss EsH sa4s 'fs snas.
Mni street IN the city 2! kiehmend'' t to% %sty
.rh S DAT OF So%nM MHEERRSff sI1 Il TH
sas IN Ss a hes the 8
transaction of such other business az may
properly 'S%e sf1sSs ihs %Rs osEfErsoN
Secretary. :,
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DEATHS

COSBY.-DIci al lyucnNurg Va of. 10.
veinb"r :. 1871. Ms 81 l.. cosby, Widow
OF the lat. \. " COSBY. Jr.
Services w.u hr conGuct.d SATURDAY.
MORNG%,i al II clock ~ Hollywood Gem
terry by L,I Russell Cecil.
Dl'NkCM DIED. e, IN" home OF her par :
rnts, IN Portsmouth. Vi. November =.
y. NJ, RtANC!.. ,ha laughter q: + W.
and ptelit Sm,th"r DrnkuiG, in the nine
tccnth year o: her age.
Intermcnt in oaSwooJ Cemetery OF Ar.
rival OF y. ~ ". train f-om Norfolk ~
ll:to y: NJ Services at tn' ;;ravc.
NICkoLS Died, At University Hospital.
RABY i.Ut'isE STGCKf:it NUc.KGlS.
daughter Of Louise Word aud Laughton
Watkins Nuch"ls. aged Afteen months
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news ITEM

.'f.NS !lEM.
IN. Nnericsn Locomotive COMPANY Rich
innnn. Va ia .tartins again 20 manufacturers
l"c"motiTes. There s. opening Tor /,
i&TE. nn!Hh"f ~ men. both those ~ no under :
stand III" work and those with no So n.ric, :, :.
~hu wish 10 learn.
STEADY WORK FOH ALI. CLASSES OF
LABOR.
For further Information. call at tho work.
cinri"%m"r, Office, ar u out uf ,ov.r addi nl;s
Va
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SPECIAL NOTICES
BUSINESS CHANCES
OPPORTUNITY.

y New York firm, with fast
selling speciality, desires to
secure RELIABLE and CAPA-
BLE men to take EXCLUSIVE
SELLING AGENCY for any or
all of the following States: Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Dis
trict of Columbia, Maryland and
Delaware. LARGE PROFITS
TO the RIGHT MAN, and an OPP
portunity to build up a PER-
MANENT and growing business.
If you are IN EARNEST and de-
sire to make PERMANENT
CONNECTION WITH \ RE-
LIABLE, STAPLE AND HON
ORABLE FIRM, write, wire or
phone our Director Of Agencies,
E. y. Gillis, Hotel Richmond,
Richmond, Va.
"%Sp SroesIy str y GOOD loeai,y. Tor rem,
tOK SALE-Horses
''"N'''t W6,t ,:, :; ,,tanss pa zAAk.
itt Nil mud pienty horses aud mcie.
.erond hand w.G"hs DuEsiea and hacns.s
viii sell hem Tor ySa "d ssS o s.a w
i"s-:i hn t;ss' N T.r-a1'n g..s Street
TEN head Of good mules and ave head OF
SOLO jhder 4 full guarantee. Can he seon
- fiowuans Stables. 1906 East franklin
ISABELLE horse for sale. si25. W G. Richey.
. x: l. = No = Isich:nond
FOR SALE-Vehiclcs
-FOUR dump wagons, six heavy single curtis:
o.9d condition. Ears ain: itandolph 1888.
BOATS AND LAUNCHES
aRr s e'a' fSr to Sal NH
consider raised deck cruiser or canoe forty
80 sixty feet. with or without power IL
locked over and able. Want ten or more
miles speed and heavy hull. State full par
ticunrs first le;tcr--diTensions OF hull
best cu:h price. send photo or dra wing
Address II. Rove. i. o. Hox 3S7, Norfolk
Vi
FOK sale. the tug Julian j. Fleetwood. I1
splendid condition. Address Albemarle
lumber CO tLsriicr4. \ c
MUSICAL
piGANIST tmaicp. experienced Has ABILITY
director. quartet and chorus choir
Available ivy; oi month or ssOy iuintc.
diateiy. Address y 3I2. care Times Disp.. tc,
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HELP WANTED-Alaie

WANTED boys 10 work IN machine shop.
Mcconnell browning Engineering 90. lois
East Cary street
WANTED, representative 80 20 To Camp
Lee for Rich concern. Rig propo-
sition for live manager ID 80. Times
dispatch.
WANTED. experienced accountant al once
Call R!nehart Dennis Co, Inc. Camp
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HELP W.iNTED-Ai.Ie

FIkSI,tLASo barber wanted al once
steady position good salary and perrsnf
lEe. hdh,ess virginia barber Shop. North
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HELP WANTED-FcmaIe

WANTED. nrst-clsss lady stnro-
Erapher and once assistant.
N.St be quick ana accurate. -!
neat appearance. thoroughly IA
iniliHr With ullinG and soilow-up
system. and 10 know low TO
handle general public sa;iSfhc-
io.ily This is very respon-
Slbi. position, and those With
oGt he above qualifications and
considerable experience need
not apply. Excellent salary To
right marty. Apply Coburn
Motor Sales Corporation. l2li-
lc:3 Nest Broad Street.
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steady position: good salary and n,,c.nt
age hdd,ess virginia Barber Shop, North
WANTED, 10 men to I'll, orders
in packing department, q
checking clerks, 5 men to nail
up boxes, % men and boys for
other work. w. r. Hood & Co
Ginter Park.
MACHlN ISf. hoiietnHk.rs. ruachlui,i nav,
crs. boiermHkcrs helpers. ,icrks har,..,l..
ana mail port"rs. white and CoIor.1 l.. hn,, -
Apply Rooin 33s. Union Station. WASHINGTON
WANTED. male stcroSrapher uutck meat
anu nccura't. pay Sl25 per month Apply
70 tonSSrlpuon t9iart:rmhstrr. Camp Lee
Va Phone Captain iiook, SO. l.
WANTED, experienced cigar
cite machine operators for
day or night work. Can make
from $500 to $500 per week.
British-American Tobacco Co.,
Ltd, 800 Lomoardy Street.
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HELP WANTED-AIale

WANTED. ruler and book binder. capable Of
general bindery work. Permanent posi-
,iUn. good pay. Franklin Press Co.. Po-
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. on Leigh street. between 81. Peter
and First, or hctNcPD Jackson ana Broad.
ar betweoa .'irsL and seventh. cameo pin.
Purchases VIZ made In Cohcn,s. Five ana
Tcn-ceni re, fh.lhimcr's Reward IL re-
turned l30t Decatur. Randolph 1903
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MUSICAL.

pE,iA%ISV tmHicl. experienced Has ability
as director: quartet and "hnrus oh nir.
= Naiiabi+ iirs; al month or possibly iuintc.
Giatciy. Address 4 3l2. care Times DispAlrt.
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SEED, PLANTS AND TREEs

ABRCZZl rye. genuine stock. pure and test
The co. Gy,rminstion guaranteed. Grown in
.ne original! Abruzzi rye section of South
carolina; s3.25 per bushel. HartsviIie
Mholssdle Seed Company Huntsville s. G.
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By George McManus

.s
~. ,S ~.
-
-. LIN.
no..
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LARGE shedy lawn. brick buildings. water.
gas: good table. Folder. photo. diagram
and terms 81 application. Drawer U.
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WANTED. experienced lady stcnographei
tninilidr with clerical work. Permanent
position Apply OWN handwriting. stating
experience and salary. !. d. Box lI3G.
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IIOI, RENT--RnOmS

TWO heated furnished housekeeping rooms. |
newly papcrcd. 2il6 stuart Avcnu.
rs NDSoME.LY Furnished rooms. southern I
exposure: heat. electricity. baths. Also /,
double garage. West Franklin
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FoK sale. storage warehouse. re.enforted
""ncret" construction. {. & -. In rear. Il.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-14
Bob Price Has Time OH
In The Cold of North State

Deputy Sheriff Bob Price had
thrilling experience with publicity
when he went to bring Lease Walker, a
negro, back to Sumter county on a
charge of assault with intent to muir
der
To show the attitude of the Hartford
people on the question, Mr.. Price has
given the Times-Recorder a clipping
from the Hartford Times of Friday
January 5th, which tells the story of
Walkers refusal to come without ex-
tradition papers, after the authorities
here had received notice that he was
willing to come:
When Deputy Sheriff R. E, Price,
of Americas, Ga. arrived here this
morning and learned. much to his sur
prise, that Lease Walker, a negro
prisoner, had gone back on his agree
ment to waive extradition, the deputy
prepared to settle down in Hartford for
a visit. His stay here in enforced by
tie fact hat he must send to Georgia
for extradition papers. and then await
few formalities between the COVER
nors of Georgia and Connecticut. To-
day, he was a guest at the home Of
Deputy Sheriff Charles H. Latham.
Sheriff Price said the Walker case
had gone beyond the city of mayors
court as it is termed in Georgia, and
was now a state matter. In the lower
court Walker was charged only with
simple assault, and placde under bonds
OF $50. He jumped bail. but later an
indictment was found against him on
the charge of assault with intent to
murder.
According to the Georgia man, Wal
ker fought with adeacon of the Baptist
church and not with a minister, and
he said the other colored man was bad
" battered, although not seriously
hurt. Sheriff Price also said that Wal
ker's story that he was being taken
back merely to be sold out for convict
labor to his former employer had no
basis in fact, as the state Of Georgia
used convict labor only on state high
ways, under direction of state officials,
and no convicts were leased to private
individuals.
Hartford colored people became
interested in Walker and assisted
him in retaining counsel with the
result that he was advised to re-
sist extradition."
Walker Comes Back.
In the paper of Saturday morning.
January 9th, appears the following ar
ticle, which came out after Deputy
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-14
WOMEN HONORED FRANCE BY
THE VIRTUES THEY SHOWN

PARIS, Jan. 13.-French women,
particularly the poor, were represent
ed by Ernest Lavisse in his report to
the French Academy on the distribu-
ton of virtue prizes as having during
the wor honored France by the virtues
they have shown. "Women-nearly
all poor-school mistresses, working
women, domestics, have worked mir
acles or filiaI piety, devotion and char
ity," said he. Servants, faithful to
their employers. fallen into distress,
serve them without wages and even
in cases aid them be sacrificing slowly
accumulated economies to pay their
debts. One of them is raising seven
children of her dead EMPLOYER An
other 80-year old servant is missing
five orphans. A widow, mother of
three children, has taken charge of
six orphans One mother of thirteen
children has extended her maternal
protection to fifteen orphans.
These people do good without eff
fort, naturally, just as they breathe;
everything is simple to them because
their hearts are simple. There are 81
Of them in our report on the annual
contribution of prizes for individual
virtue"
M Lavisse paid a tribute to the
practical sympathy shown for France
by citizens of the United States, men
tionimg particularly Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Tuck for various benefactions.
including a hospital at Reuil and dona-
tions to other hospitals and different
relief funds.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-14

Price and the negro had started South
Deputy Sheriff Robert Price, of
Sumter county, Ca, started yesterday
for Americas, Ga. with Lease Walker,
who had been indicted by ag rand jury
of Sumter county for assault with in
tent to murder. Walker was arrested
in this city Saturday by Deputy Sheriff
Charles H. Latham and Detective Ser
geants Frank Sanford and John M.
Henry, at the request of the Georgia
authorities, and Deputy Sheriff Price
reached this city on Wednesday to
take Walker to Georgia.
'At the time of his arrest Walker
expressed a willingness to return to
Georgia without the formality of requi-
sition, but, when the deputy arrived,
he refused to return without extradi-
ton, and the necessary papers were
being prepared when yesterday Walker
said he would return without requi-
sition. Deputy Price started with him
yesterday morning, and expects to
make Americas during tonight
Deputy Sheriff Price had never been
North before. Deputy Sheriff Charles
H Latham showed him about the city
and introduced him to many of the city
and state officials, and the deputy was
much impressed with the Municipal
building and the Supreme court build
ing, which he visited while the court
was in session. and while at the county
building he told the sheriff's office
wherein the service of process in Geor-
gia differs from the service of pro-
+ cess in Connecticut. He liked the hos
pitality of this section immensely, but
he was apprehensive that he would be
held up here a week or so, awaiting
the requisition papers and he dreaded
t. be held here and have a cold spell
set in. He said he didn't like cold
weather, as they did not have much of
it in Georgia"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-14
THAW MAY FIGHT
us EXTRACTION

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-Local
authorities believe that Harry K
Thaw's relatives have planed to fight
the proceedings to extradite him to
New York on the charge of kidnapping
and asaulting Frederick Gump. Jr.
Thaw, who attempted suicide, will
be able to leave the hospital within
two weeks barring complications.
Private detectives said that no de-
cision will be made until Thaw's moth
err arrives here next week.