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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
TUESDAY. AUGUST 18TH, 1917.
at 3 o'clock +, NJ,

This is good stock OF first-class
tailoring material, and must be sacri-
Z dced at once.
so TERMS: Cash.
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sE1IE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.. INC.
~ Auctioneers.
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HELP .wANTED-sI.le

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TO Fauiconer Lumber Co. Vera. Va. Route
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Co.
AUCTION SALE
WAREHOUSE, SEVENTEENTH AND
MARSHALL STREETS, RICH


WAREHOUSE, SEVENTEENTH AND
MARSHALL STREETS, RICH
MOND, VA.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1917,
commencing at 10 A. M,
we Will sell a large and attractive COL
lection of Unclaimed, Refused and
Damaged Freight. for freight and other
charges. consisting of about 200 pack
ages miscellaneous merchandise in
original packages: nice collection of
DrugScts. Congoleum Rugs, Mating |:
one roll Carpet; Fruit Jars; Wire
Fencing, Poultry Wire. Roofing: largo
lot Plaster: Buggy Bows, and many
other articles too numerous to mem
ton.
FURNITURE.
Refrigerators Ice Box. Show Case,
Bullets, Dressers. Wardrobes. Cup
boards, Porch Swings, Library and
Porch Chairs, Chiffoniers, Library and
Kitchen Tables. Wicker and Folding
Chairs, Sewing Machines. etc.
GROCERIES.
Large lot "Libbys" Evaporated Milk;
lot "Karo" Syrup In 10. 8. and 1k-
pound cans: general assortment of
Canned Goods, Sugar. Rice. Coffee,
SPECIAL.
Large lot of Flour-'Pillsbury,"
Duluth" Imperial and other popu-
lar brands tall In good condition); lot
Mill Feed. Meal, ETC.
Special shipping accommodations for
out-of-town buyers
Sale worthy the attention of the
Trade and General Public.
YOU ARE REQUESTED TO ATTEND
The evening world., 1917-05-15
IRON NC cHEsTNUT TREE.

Did you know white sheep eat
more than black ones?"
mo. Why Is that?"
Because there are more white
sheep than there are black"
The evening world., 1917-05-15
BY C. M. Payne
By Clifton Meek
BY Bud Counihan
ID d ley

Go. Crhe New York Byenius World.
at yourself In a mirror. I'm begin
ming to think IT was you who discov-
cred America
Wow! Right I'm the oliver Optc'
You got q nerve Lily says. II Won
amt twice my age I'll eat my hat
You always was fond of ten cent
meals | shoot back.
81 said my hat, not yours she s1
pedites al me.
~ got you the first time nav.
little me. But 1 wouldn't advise Won
to dine on that old bonnet unless Won
can stand the taste OF blondine.'
We'll sir, IT Knocked her a twister
She goes back to Pievills and don',
open her ruby lips again. Thu
chauffeur and the teamster gets ~
dolent about the America duestinn
again, but / stop 'em.
Listen ] says. You come n,
here for the same reason old Marth"
Hubbard went TO the cupboard. 81
not to discuss the installation 81
America. Go on and lnhale your
poison and hang of tina ennydeh-
Wan stun
1T stopped 'em and / win out All
around, as usual I
by the way" said the FriendI,
Patron, did you ever hear OF Co
iumbus?"
"Sure!" replied Lucille. 'T go 4
gentleman friend who comes from
there. II must be some village 81
New York wouldn't n named O..
lumbus Circle after H."
The evening world., 1917-05-15
nInER ONES MERE

y ONE workmon on an ostrich
- farm in South Africa one day
found a live shell left by artI-
lsrymsn VINO had been at target prac-
tlce on the plains a few days before.
Not knowing IL was loaded, they
w~hitowRshed II and placed II IN an
ostrich's nest. thinking 10 play a Joke
on the boss.
The next morning one OF the hands
came around for eggs, and, finding,
The evening world., 1917-05-15
Lucille the Waitress
BY Bidc Dudley

Copyright, 1917. by tie Pr-s Tublildr
60 OILY, l wtsht you could "a
II been In here a while ago."
said Lucille. the Waitress,
TO the Friendly Patron. I'VE had a
argument between a chauffeur and a
teamster about the original naturall-
zatfon OF the United States"
What do you mean2" he asked.
About who first set feet in this
land. While I'm bean-souping a VIC
tim ] hear the chauffeur say he'll
leave 1t to me. | step up.
Leave what 10 me?' l ask. Your
wealth when you die2 II so femme
change your order and I'll soon be u
haress. We got some chicken patties
out there that viii terminate your
earthly tendency.
Nav he says, Not that! This
guy says Ponto de Leon discovered
america and say Balboa did. Which
OF us ls OFF,
you're both off in the upper story
l tell them. Then / get thorough in
my emphasis. Why don't you guys
study up on geography / ask.
Don't you know George Washington
was he father OF this country?'
sure says The chauffeur, but
Washington wasn't the first man
here
And / suppose you'd blame me
for that | says rather sniftylike.
What have l Got to do with ocean
travel?'
IAN right says the chauffeur.
Have It your own way. But what
did this gink Balboa do II he didn't
discover the United States2'
HE found the Pacific says the
teamster.
"'Oh, I see I says. He was one
Of those Pacifists,'
""NhHf amt according 70 the geol-
ogy / studied comes from the chauf-
feur, IT said Balboa happened 70
bump into this country while out or
his yacht. The Ponto guy, who was
an old duck, come here looking for a
lake he could leap into and come out
a young tango lizard again
"'Did Ponto find the lake7' / ask.
II 80, where's It at7'
WANT to dip into tt7' asks the
chauffeur, grinninK.
Say, friend and fellow citizen,
was mad, There he sets incinderating
that I'm ancient and me the young
est girl IN the place. LILY, the tow
head az the pie counter, gets him. She
gives a merry haw aaw and my tenn
per gets rather loose and careless.
Listen, Lily / says. II you want
70 have . good laugh 90 tAkS . look
The evening world., 1917-05-15
G. O o d S t or i e S

as he thought, a large one, he seized
on II at once,
In his establishment at finding II
10 heavy he dropped II, with the re-
suit that it exploded The nan was
hurled several yards away, but.
strangely enough, beyond lying
unhurt.
"Whew, boysl" he murmuer4 ~hen
10 recovered his speech, 'tuat was
iar s,ulest I ever ran HCross."-Phi
uGo.phia Public Ledger.
The evening world., 1917-05-15
GORSIP.

Fay marble has Joined the cast OF
on, Boy"
Mrs. A II. Woods rides horseback
every day in order to DO ready II the
Government needs her In the cavalry.
walter Young has resigned az stage
OF "rhe Thirteenth Chair"
to take over q California estate he
has inherited.
The Lambs have decided TO post
Done their Gambol, scheduled for the
week OF May rs at the New Alnster-
Jam, until the third week In June.
Mile. Dazzle. Adele Rowland and
Florence Moore will assist at tho
Marine Corps Patriotic Leagues
benefit at the Hippodrome next sun
day night.
Emma Mccain Kemble, actress,
she has written a musical
patriotic drama called Americas Su-
premacy," which win be produced
soon.
The Greenroom Clubs show at the
Aston Theatre Sunday was unique in
that every act announced but one
appeared. The programme was long
The evening world., 1917-05-15
WISDOM.

NLp DOCTOR NOV, when your
~ patient asks you for "a tonic.
what are you going to do about
1T"
Young Doctor-"F1nd wat she
really needs and prescribe I.."
Old Doctor-"WronE! No success
IN that method, Whenever your pa
tlent mas diagnosed her own case and
ems you she needs a tonic, you pre-
scribe A tonic every time
Young Doctor-"Why?'
OLD Doctor-"Don't you Euess why?
Because she will then have 10 see that
you know almost, II not quite, as
muoh about medicine as she doeSI'-
Judge.
The evening world., 1917-05-15
nv WAY OF DIVERSION.

n oreeses are blowing n spring
,ime Al roinx. The due on his
noTthSriy flight. IT'S time, BIZ m
pddio, for you to get ready to enc
10 the heavens a kite. 90 borrow
Soms nour and spend half an hour In
FASTING one up right away. Your kite
win remind me OF years now behind
ne when l sent one up ev'ry day. BY
goIly. I'm tn. king. with heart sort o
sinking, Of times when my JOY was
suprama. Again l am taking ma
ra9 Dag and making a tail on the air
waves 10 rtream. I long TO be nying
a kite and I'm signing to feel that stin
pull on the twine. Too bad l cant 90
III But. kids, you 80 TO III Ihe
Kingdom OF Youth Isn't mine.
The evening world., 1917-05-15
NEEDLESS TORTURE.

" EN ~ bIItINWHN ONVV
stopped AT "a country home
where a tin basin and roller
towel suficed for the famlly's ablu-
Ions. For two mornings the small
goy OF the household watched In
Hence the visitors toilet. When on
lie third day the toothbrush. nall hle,
,hisk broom, Sc, had been duly used
.e asked: Say, mister, air You al
vay that much trouble 20 you'se'f?'
Christian Register.
The evening world., 1917-05-15
aooN.

=, has been definitely decided that
RAYMOND Hitchcock's musical play
'Hitchy-Koo," shall open at the Co
han a Harris Theatre during the
week Of June 4. The preceding week
win be divided by the company De-
- Atlantic City and Wilmington,
Dol' Irene Bordoni has been added TO
the cast
The evening world., 1917-05-15
About Plays
and Players
.pIrH rALIAFERRo b 70 bavs
By BIDE DUDLEY

EDIrH TALIAFERRo is 70 have
H. the principal role In Jonn
IL cort's production Of Mother
carsys chickens." which will be pre-
sented at the cort Theatre In sep
,ember. The play " by Kate Doug
las wiEEin and Rachel crothers' II
vvas staged by Mr.. Cort out OF the
city last January and spent twenty
suecessful weeks on the rond with
Antolpetts walker in the role OF
Nancy, which Miss Tsliaferro win act
hsrs. Miss T~aliaferro vas the orig
inal selection for the part, but h4y-
% hIsn engaged by cohan A. Harris
esr 'Cantaln Kidd Jr." she could not
20 into Mother Carey's Chickens
The par 10 said TO suit her talents
exactly.
The evening world., 1917-05-15
ira ouITE A ThINo.

The Friars' Daily Bpistle, printed In
the int Of the Actors Fund Fair.
IS an interesting little sheet Daniel
Rrohman Is honorary editor. John j.
Gleason is editor and Arthur Levy
doea the work.
The evening world., 1917-05-15
A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.

The Executive Director Of the Ac-
tors Fund Fair bears the name OF
Waldemar de Bile, and yet he seems
reasonably happy.
The evening world., 1917-05-15
ACCORDING TO D. BROWN.

The lawn mower are a two-whealed
machine that cults grass until IL hlts
a rock an busts. IL rattils lyke q
fiyyer AUTOMOBILE an are pushed
IKE a baby buggie. onlie they Amt
nothin' in Il 10 howl IN make peepul
Fuy one. Runnin' a lawn mower are
work for hyred men an ~recreashun
Tor their employers. My fathar wanted
. get exercise. soc be bot a lawn
mower.
"Jewolla," he says to my mothir.
lust watch me git bigg an strong
big an ~lazie." says my mothir.
My fathlr went out an begin to
ram tho lawn mower an feal his
muSsil. I heered him say direckly
no wud fight Jess Willard. Purity sumo
The macheene gifts 10 runnin' hard
an my fathir begin TO SWEET an git
soar. He was pushin' furious when
cur old catt, Lily, hoped out In
frunt OF tho lawn mower. Ny fnthlf
tryed 10 stop, but fayled. The ma
chesne kiogsed upp on LIly's tale.
My mothlr, heerin' the cats yowlin',
come out OF tho house.
"Hennery Brown she hollered.
You inhumanic brutuss Leave go OF
that Lily cats talo."
Ny fathir tryed 20 grasp the Gait.
She Skratched him, butt he backed
he lawn mower off'n hur tale.
"Hennery Brown!" says my mothir,
grabbin' Lily, you have skinned pore
Lily'S tale"
WELL" says my fathir, whose Gait
is she, ia iyke to nor"
';She amt yores 10 cult on hur
ialS," says my mothir.
'NOh, ROTH" says my fathir. Then
he added; Bolivar. zoe get old man
Baiiey 10 cult this grass. I'm too
pi,s-, a man 20 wayste tyne on II.
- ? % 4 ID nrna.n
The evening world., 1917-05-15
COME ON. LET'S Gol

Joe Meehan looks cute In his baseball
suit. We like II, Joe.-"Mrs. Ram
bier" In Greenpoint Home News.
The evening world., 1917-05-15

but the audience refused TO leave un-
I'll after Joseph Green. Curtis Benton,
James lIagan and Percy Hilton had
done their bits.
Ben IL. Atwell postals III from
Somewhere In Iowa" that the Al. Jol-
son show isn't TO close its season In
Milwaukee. but will go West for a
Coast tour. Tho change In plans. he
will make him happy in the bank
account.
The evening world., 1917-05-15
BumStead'S Worm Syrup

sos 90 Ks@H ths standard L;mssy. !.
sSE"C!'H. vOSSIasiElEisss. q. T g.. fi 1ss S 3
The evening world., 1917-05-15
EooIIsHMENT.

Said he: 81 intend to b. told,
And buy Ions Il Ice 10 DO cold.
u turned cat a dream,
HIS drspped his hig Schene
He pAn's Aka the lcc-u 70 ood.
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Martin Adams
o5 Main Street Ellsworth, Maine

avi@tion corps, 10 at home on short fur
Tough.
Mrs-sH. 7. silsby and son Charles have
been visiting In Bangor.
Doris Mace, who IL attending U. OF NJ,
came home to attend the reception OF her
brother, A. r. Macs.
Mrs. Helen Mace Of Bangor. who has
b~en visiting relatives ber-, returned
home Monday.
A. Russell Mace Of this place and Mis-
Gladys NJ. Tracy Of franklin were mar
ried at Ellsworth last Wednesday aftsr-
noon, BY Rev. r B. Mathews Of the Con-
gregstional church. Saturday evening 9
reception was given at their home hare.
In spite Of the cold weather, . large num-
Der Of friends and relatives attended. The
bride was the recipient OF many beautiful
and useful presents. Refreshments were
served. AL wish the happy young couple
long and prosperous welded life.
! Dec. IL. c.
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o. F.. OF Bangor. and was also nemb I
OF B. H. Beale post, @. A. T.. Of Bangor.
He N survived BY one son, Ralph. Of Bos-
ton. HIS wife. Who vas Miss Cornsiia
Smiley Of Bangor. died last April. The
funeral ass held Tuesday morning. The
body was taken to Brewer for burial.
Bucksport friends OF Mn. Eta Lyons
~ere pained to learn OF her death 10 Mid
diesown, Conn, dec. u, after On illness Of
eight weeks. Ars. Lyons was the widow
OF Rev. y. @. Ly0ns. and was for several
years matron Of Chase hall at the &. n. G.
seminary. During her residence here che
vas very acfive In tue work 81 to Meth
odist church. She leaves two daughter
Ars. Albert Stone and Mias Frances Lyons
Dsc. II. =.
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WEST rREMoNT.

Mr.. and Mrs. willard 1ott have moved
TO Pretty Marsh.
The improvement society will meet with
Mrs. Julia Webster DEC. 20.
Mics Rsns Rad, who is tsaching Ut
Brewer. IL at home for the holitayr.
Miss Florence 6anborn Of MeKinley
soent the weekend ~ith Miss Bsatrics
Lunt.
Mrs. Willard Rich ami family ard
Mr.. Leslie Gott, who have been at
Mckinney ell summer. are at home.
Mrs. william Webster and Mrs- Edw in
Webster have moved back from Nc
kinney, whsre they hsse spent the sum-
mer.
The high school pupils are hons for
the holidsys-Miss Marie Romili, and
Lillian Webster from Southwest aarbor
nigh and Misses Elsie and Lssaie Bridges
from Eiis~ort
Dee. II. THELAA.
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C UNITY NEWS

EAST SURRY.
Howard l. Young received call 70 the
service last week, and l.ft for Fort VIII
liams, Portland.
Harvey rrsworgy has CONS 70 Lewiston
70 attend the 6tate grange.
miss winifrsd Lord ieft Tor Augusta to-
day, whore she has smpioyment with the
Gsnnet Publishing Co.
Mn. =. ). Treworgy and daughter Gracs
spsnt few days Last seek in Bangor and
Brewer.
Frank SWEET, who has besn employed ct
Bar Hsrbor, IL home.
Frederick Peterson OF Maiden, Mass, 4
the guest Of T. z. SWEET and vile.
Joseph Gray 10 III.
Herbert Lord 10 working in ths post
once 1t Ellsworth.
Mrs. Margery fogR Of Ffespou has
been Waiting Der uncle, n. p. Chstto.
Eugene Moon. who has bssn in Port
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Schools closed Friday for two weeks.
Nj. and Mrs.. Robert Abel returned
from Rumford Fall last week.
Mrs. Phoebe Hsvey. who has been
seriously i'll. 10 steadily gaining.
Miss Beatrice Gordon, who teaches in
Monson, 10 spending her vacation with
her father, Alouxo Gordon.
Mrs. Della Bunker, who has b@en visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Clyde Robertson,
rsAnrDed to franklin Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Haskell received
present OF fine neer sent to them BY
their son Ernest, who is seaching neal
Kineo.
Masier George Jelliso1, who ~ <ived
. bad cut on ths forehead BY being 1t -uck
with an icy SNOW ball and hes been very
i'll, il nov up again and improving
daily.
Dec. IL. H.