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Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-03-01
FACE the FACTS

ET ~ face the facts The war situation IL critical
Vns. the allies aeh, ~ hey never ea0g yet Ds
~ their best nor hungry nations France, England,
and Italy are going hungry unless wa feed them
Wheat ssvlnw..-.fhey must have wheat y Is No
alone can spare II 10 them Nv saving Just little
less than quarter Of what va ale last year-.we can
can do Il without Htniing ourselves We have only
to substitute another food Just as good
The Cor" q Plsc,y,cogn that food There. l.,
hour Of our need II has given ~ corn N such bounty
was never ec No., ne.rs Gns o. go,. Tram
above our regular needs, All wa have 70 do h y
learn % appreciate T. was svsr patriotic aa'y made
A~ssss' 0wr g.sa.-ce,1 y y The true a., Agweg,es"
Our forefatlera adopted The dei and conquered
s Ss"s 81. "' Es' q Iie s s 81 ] 'S X" Su
fought on \, history tea New Il can help America
win world war
Learn some,hns--cem Il Isn't one fead It's
lts dessert, It's nutroual more food value ip ~
dollar tor dollar. than meat or anaa y most aihe,
know uni You've had sorhread " papes eoasaa
Beat Of ali, ~ plentiful and Us palrietIel
csvns !nAnls vs,ls,y--lIe much 40 you kopw about
'i ss "sn = more sS"' about Here ~, few
Of IA uaaa
make vood dluhvs for dnn,l supper lunch o. break
fast. Here are sums aunneauhsi
HOT nNEADe DESSERTS
Boston brown bread Ccrnsmeal nnlAasea cake
HaeeAke. Apple rnrn bread.
MufhnA DumnlinnA
Nleeulta. Gingerbread
0ruQle eAkcA Fruit gsmA.
Cof1-moal ero0uetten. IN uurnsmsAl nah hAlln
MsAt and uaFn.neAl dumnnHA
Italian rolen(A. rAmnleA
Iho recipes nre ia FArmprT nuletin kaA "uurn
Mcnl ~ fpoq md WNyA et uanu ~" frup ffuM The
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-03-01
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17

\ good cook for private cafe: good wages
to right party. Shenandoah Caf, Alien
q nd Grace Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
lIEUT.-C0L. C. A. F. FLAGLER
GOES TO EMBASSY IN ROME.
Designated Military Attarhe to Sue.
coed Major Elrid IIciberg, Who
WINS Accidentally Killed.

WASHINGTON. March l6.-Lieutcn-
ant-Coloncl c. ~. T.. Flaglcr. Engineer
Corps, now in charge of the Washing
ton. &. c.. engineering district has been
designated us military attachc at tho
American embassy at Rome. succeeding
Major Elvid Ilcibcrg. who was acct
dcntally killed on the Italian front re-
Gently by fall from his horse
colonel FlRglcr has been stationed in
this city since August I5, 1913, and
has rendered good service in conncc-
ton with tho project for the rcclama-
ton OF the .\nacoatin River and flats.
the Improvement "f tho Potomac River
at Washington, the maintenance OF tho
Washington Aqucduct and filtration
plant and the preparation of plans for
the construction of tho Key Bridge
Tic was selected for the Rome mission
by the President in accordance with
his known desire for foreign service.
Ills health has not been good of late,
and it was felt that a change would
benefit him
His new assignment was somewhat
OF surprise to the engineer bureau
of the War Department. and no ono
has yet been selected to succeed him
IN charge OF local engineering works
owing to the Importance OF the work
now under way, especially the building
OF the Key Bridge. it is expected there
VIII he no delay in filling the Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
LLOYD GEORGE DETERMINED
TO GET RID OF IRISH ISSUE
May Call for General Election, Ia Which
Government VIII Ask for Mandate
to DcnI With Whole Problem.
fBy Assoclatcd rresr.I

LONDON. March 16.--Tn political cir
clcs il is said the declaration OF Bonar
Lew. Chancellor Of the ENchcquer, in
the House OF Commons to-day that the
government was ready to set up a COM
mission to settle the home rule uucs-
ton Will soon he followed by def
initc order TO do 50. Although tho
Nationalist leaders still decline to par
tcipate in any negotiations concern
ing home rule or Indicate what atti-
tude they will assume toward such
appeal, friends of Premier Lloyd George
say that he has made up his mind that
the Irish question must be got rid Of.
and that IL the Nationalists reject the
offer or resort to obstructive tactics, ;;
general election will follow, at which
the government will ask for a mandate
to pcrcmptorily deal with the whole
Irish problem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
Notes OF Intercst.

The Development Of Boy Scout work
IN petersburg under Scout Executive
NorsN has begun in earnest. and the
hoEs arc showing keen interest in it,
Interest is incrcs sing In the revival
meetings At the High Street Mctho-
d'st Episcopal Church, conducted by
the pastor. the Rev. T. 6. Davis There
nave been number Of professions OF
iaith. Including twelve last night.
Interesting and successful rcyiyals
arc IN progress at the Monumental
baptist and Christian Churches this
week. with a number Of conversions al
each.
a telegram received this morning
announced the sudden death in Green's.
boro. Ala, Of DIR. Fletcher Monette,
lie is survived by his wife. who is n
granddaughter OF Mrs. w. l.. Watkins,
or this city. and niece Of John ID. and
lhomas g. Watkins. OF this city.
The united Baptist evangellstic cam.
paign VIII begin on March 30 and con
Ilnhc to the fourth Sunday i'm April
The Rev. DR.. L. r. SCARBOROUGH NJ
Fort Worth. Texas. will be the prinei.
pal preacher. Dr. SCARBOROUGH Is pres.
ident OF the Southwestern Baptist The.
illogical Seminary and Is one OF the
greatest preachers in his denomination
The singing will be by chorus Of
200 persons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
NEWS OF ASHLAND

ASHLAND. March lG.--Thc ANNA,
meeting OF thc stockholders of Han.
over Hink was held during the mas,
"eck ana the report of the bank was
made showing it 10 he i'm A stronr
"hahcia! condition. The same of,iccrs
an" directors were reelected and V
~ Vaughan was elected assistant
cashier.
Mrs Dan ROPER. Of Norfolk. is the
guest of AIRS. HoNley Vaughan al;
PA sedcna.'
DR.. James Hart, of Apple Grove.
Louisa County, spent several days here
this week with relatives.
Mrs. G.. Barrett Sydnor and Miss
Byrd Sydnor arc guests OF Mrs. Il. D..
Tucker. in Powhatan County.
Miss Julia Gulbcrt has arrived from
Sweet Brian for the spring holidays. to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r.
Guilbcrt
'ohn Il. Davis and family. OF Texas
VINO nave been guests ut the Henry
taN Inn, have taken "a house on
howard Street and will mako their
home here.
Mrs Conrad Goodwin has returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs EnI.
lard. in Fairfax
Mrs. c. Il. Potts has returned from =
visit TO her Son-in-law and daughter
MT. and Mrs. Z. Keith Carlin. in Alex
andria
j. Pinkncy Wightman is spcndinv
tho week in Baltimore.
Miss Il. Augusta Nixon has returned
from short visit to Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
BATTLE AT ROSARIO
villa" Forces mud Government Troop,
Fight Engagement, hut Results
arc Not Known.
Thy Associated rrcssi

BY Associated PrcSs.i
CHIHUAHUA CITY. MENICO. March
10 Francisco Villas forces and gov
ernin'ni troops fought an engagement
yesterday at Rosario town on the
Durango border at the southern end
OF the Durango. and Parrai railroad.
II was learned here to-day No state
meht as to the result OF the fighting
mas been made. but General Francisco
AlurSuia. directing the campai Sn against
villa, said general engagement was
expected in few days
General Murguiu arrived here We'd
nosday to organize Immediately a n.y.
ing column of 5000 men TO take tho
tcld.
garrison Of 5000 is protecting
Santa Rosalia, most important town
on the Mexican Central Railway above
Jimincz. according to the general. T!c
added that strong Csrranza detach-
ment is also a Satcvo, strategic
point on the wagon road north OF
Parral.
Villas force is estimated at between
1000 and 5000 men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
FOR S.ti.i;-Busincss

Gt.N tt.AI store hes, small town in
Vale. OF Virginia. stock and Natures
az nv AMI clean, about 5000. Must lie
so'" Z! April - 90 settle estate. Boa
~ VT 10 k2ou. Va
cPl,UEl NIFTY II yours 10 purchase an
OF! established hardware business. located
IN tho :tntrsl part OF Virginia Established
l.to Address !. q. car. TiiEr- Dispatch
MUST sacrifice account !llncss lunch-
room an6 rpouing apartments. Price
NO or suitable terms. Chusman. 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
NO CABINET NOMINATIONS
BEFORE SPECIAL SESSION
President Decides That All Members
Could BE Retained Without For
mality Of Remaining Them.
WITHDRAW COLOMBIAN TREATY
Democratic Leaders Dcspaired Of At
tatning Ratification OF $35,OOo,-
600 Pact at This Time-Sepatc
Acts on Leftover Nominations.
fRY Aasociatnd rrnsa.l

4
WASHINGTON, March l6.-Thc spc-
cial Senate session. which began on
March .. adjourned sine die to-day.
after Democratic leaders had secured
confirmation of most OF tho l,4o0 nom
nations which failed at the last scs-
sion and had dcspaircd OF attaining
ratification Of the $4,000 900 Colombian
treaty.
The treaty was unexpectedly with
drawn OH motion OF Chairman Stone.
OF the Foreign Relations Committee.
It's provisions for payment OF indcm-
Mtg 10 Colombia for tho partition OF
Is.nama and it's expression OF regret
for tho i'll feeling arising out Of that
incident had encountered stubborn Re
publican opposition, which convinced
the Democrats there WAS no chance Of
ratification. II is expected Il substi-
tutc pact will he submitted during tho
extra session OF Congress, beginning
April Is.
The session just close! was the nt.t
OF II kind in many years which was
not called upon TO confirm n Cabinet
nomination. President Wilson decided
1hat all Of tho members of his official
tamliy could he retained without tho
tormality OF denomination.
Among the hundreds OF nominations
confirmed. only one met with pro-
nounced opposition II was that of
Or. Cary T. Gra.yson, tho Prcsidcnt'a
naval aid and physician. to be a rear
admiral. No action was taken on tho
nominations for the Tariff Commission,
made this week.
The outstanding achievement of the
session was the Senates quick response
to President Wilson's plea for change
in rules to limit debate and prevent in
the future such nlibustcrs az that
which killed the armed neutrality bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
J. THOMPSON BROWN e. co.
tuctionecrs

In execution of Il certain decd OF
trust to the undersigned. dated Sep
tcmber H. 1915. and recorded i'm Cum
berland County. in l.. 4. 81. page A22.
default having been made in the pay
ment of the debt secured thereby, and
holder. I will on
MONDAY, MARCH 10. 1917,
at 1880 l.. NJ,
at the. Real Estate Exchange. Rich
mona. Va, sell at public auction, a GER
taln tract Of land containing 4Is Ia
acres. moro or less. located in Cumbcr-
land County. Va. on Willis River,
miles from Gainesville.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale
and $4,000. with interest from March
IL. 1917, and residue at twelve months
THOS. w. GARDNER
TrNStce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
~ HENRY s. HCTzLER & CO.
kcai Estate Brokers and Auctioncer-
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE m, rue
STORY FRAME DWELLING,
No. 1918 Winder Street

In execution OF certain deed Of
WTuat 10 ne undersigned trustees, dated
once OF tho Richmond City Chanccrv
Sonrt. ID. Il. ELLA. page is4. default
ma, been made in the payment OF
the debt therein secured, and being so
required to do by tho notchoIdcr W.
VIII sell the property above mentioned
AS described in said decd at public
auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAHCH 20. 1917.
Al 4:Go o'clock l.. NJ.
Property fronts 80 feet on Winder
street. and has depth of 10 fec, to
Ii foot alley
TERMS: Cash.
HENRY $. HUTZLEE.
RALFII j. LEVY
Trustees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
AUCTION sALEs-Future DAYS
BY GARRETT & COMPANY.
Real Estate brokers and Auctiunccr

trust 10 til" undersigned trustee. dated
February 10. 1914 and recorded in the
clerk Office of 1Icnrico County. ~ a.
2ol A. page Bill. default having been
made in tho payment of portion Of
the debt therein secured and being 80
required to do by the notcholdcr. Will
WEDNESDAY. MARCH n 1917.
at ) o'clock r. NJ.
sell At public auction. on the promises
III $40 acres. more or less, located ~
Hcnrico County. about one mile from
Glen Allen. and Oh the road leading
from the Mountain Road To Hungary
Road. This property is admirably To-
Gated for enhancement in value. and
should appeal to anyone Interested in
purchasing farm.
IERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of sale
and 100000 with interest from,
August 10, 1915, and residue at twelve
months.
e. Il. GARRETT.
Trustee.
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DEATHS

BRIGGS died. a. o'.!ocK T. ST. rhu,.
"a. al Grace I'"arr-i NIX u.iN -
BkI'IS. IH. ga lis f"-, y-utnth ro.r
FUNERAL SATURDAY hFTi.EHouS - 80
from the residence -cs south Thlrd Strcti.
lnt.rintrt private.
PENDI.EfoN.--Died az TIC 5C-7,..n1c 81
hrr hrothcr T. - i.af"rE SO NO,
rENbLETcN. "'i'I"r 81 William : rrn.
Egn.rsl a, on " sArunr>r. rriva,e
RANSOM .Is III is j.I; - 49, -,
,,dtncs - vs. Leigh stree, Mis- BEI'rlI.
Funeral SUNDAY. T. 81 .,r,ord Hst,it.
I.hUrCh kclattycS AND tr!"rd. ,nvi,cI
"iiTEHoRNE- The fuueral OF MES
NANSlE :, WiiiTEffsfSE ,y!iI axe
place from Btllup.s ;uu"r.l parlors. T~cti-
,y.nttn aud Marshall streets THIS tS.T-
CRDATI AFTERNOON =, q n't.lorI
fricnfs invited. inicrren, in Oak,,unA
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Bitten by Dog.

Mrs. Hugh Leonard and her child
living near Sutherland. Dinwiddic
County. were attacked and badly bit
ten yesterday afternoon at their home
by dog which, II is feared. was suf-
icring from rabies. The dos tore most
of Mrs. l.conard's clothes from her per-
son and dragged the child about the
yard. n lady who went to thcir as
sistance was forced to fec. THE dog
was shot and killed by Captain Leon
ard and the head sent to Washington
Tor examination. Mrs. Leonard and
child went to Richmond this morning
for treatment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17

Certificate OF Incorporation OF tho
southern Endless Eclt Company. Inc,
was recorded in tho clerks Office to-
day Tho capital is $4,000 maximum.
$4,000 minimum. and tho officers are:
president. 1nness Johnson; vjcc-prcsi-
dent. G. I;raNtou Bryan, Jr.; secretary
and treasurer. Samuel a. ralmcr-all
OF Petersburg. These officers. with c.
\. Wychc and W. l.. Long. both OF
Roanoke Rapids. =. g., constitute tho
board of directors. To manufacture
and deal in endless tapes or belts is
their DMrnOsc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
Heavy Punishment.

Mike CALAIS. Il Greek. was fined $50
AMI sentenced TO Imprisonment in Jail
Tor six months by tho Hastings Court
last evening for violating tho prohi-
bi'ion law. Calais brought sixteen gal
Ions OF alcohol in cans in trunk to
thS city. intending To carry ii to Hope
we'll. Though he made no explanation
about tho alcohol, IL Was thought it
was destined TO he used in max ing
drnkablc beverages at IiopcweN. II
will he cmpticd into tho sewer at the
nOilCC thtiON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17
CHANGES IN PETERSBURG
COMPANY INTEREST MANY
Sycamore Street Ornamcnted With
Many Handsome New Fronts
on Business Houses.
DOG BITES WOMAN AND CHILD
Both Patients Rushed to- Richmond
for TreHtmeut-Dog's Head Sent
To Washington for Examination.
Prominent Law Firm Dissolves.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
PETERSBURG. VA, Marcia l6-The
change in the management Of tho Pc
tersburS Savings and Insurance Com
pany. az announced in The Times Dis.
pa tch. caused wide comment In :hc city
to-day. The company has been for
some time paying quarterly dividends
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PROPOSALS-Sealed.
Once 81
superintendent Of Public Charities.

Richmond. Va, March H., 1917.
oc-lrh ptoposs's -il he received by the
Ad'mlnist-atiNe Board ~ City Hall until FKi.
s';n,,ii, MhESli At II o'clock noon. TO
rnppi; steam ana anthracite coal for tho
.hE it"nu" and Virginia Hospital for O =
,,"n OF t"rlN" months from April l. 1917.
~ ne 1citNercd at such times as may be
orncrco al either place. Estimate OF tiuan-
ttlct required, moro or les.
the tor ''''"9 W
Ape tons ot pos; quality run Of mines
on both k.'.d- ~ >o''' p''
:, Htto inak" sfpHrst- hid 20 furnish and de.
iANr !" f1ne camp Hospital $50 tons more
Or &C. anthracite stove vosl
h"nIs VIM approved scrur;t: in the p.r.
SltH OF 600 %IlI lie required for tho salts.
ts.LorE c9mp"uon Of contract.
The Administrative BOARD r,sc-y.. ~.
rtsht. 10 reject any ana al, bids or TO lei
Any desired Information can h. ob,,i,ca
At this office. N
r. 6. CABELI. IE
Superintendent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-17

Petersburg Lodge, Loyal order Of
Moose. last nigh; elected tho follow
ing officers: dictator. j. l.. Dugan; vice
Dictator, W. l.. EnnisS: p-ciatc. j. Is
sheppard: inner guard. I. T.. O'Hinc;
outer guard. h. q. Bullock: treasurer,
y, III. Cole: secretary. Eldridsc Smith
t5ustcc for three years. George t.
Wright