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/. I'D. WANTS

SS,niLni; cents limo por insertion.
RI. ,SInims% spa "es t "sr ' ii%es.
,p,ention 1olio,w,nr rates apply repeated
ST. HssS ky!GfFia Ho 1YE c%SM T6 %i Hi
SoMfANY THE URDER.
RATE FER LINE.
SUNDAY ama pA snaSs n s%9 ias 20 cent?.
lCNSE snWsTSlT!iSns' ,n 10 cents: o.
Situations Wanted. Maie and femuIo.
lines Within ono Sess. IL c.at s's i,ne .'
"hrS to inc men. anu INK worus to tne line.
ciassihcauons not xuarsn,eet after =. 81.
o.bSlATlONo kUk I'D. WANT ADS.
A. me following Times Dispatch Branch Of
, Msnt Ads. are scceptsu by them ~ the
s''ar ONE rates. ""icn are given above:
VEST Oh FOuSlIEE STREET.
"es' Eht i'narinacy, .ss7 ". Cary III.
KoUi, neny Drug store. Floyd Ave. and
,ot nar's So; s. Turnsr: Drussis. West Broad.
hetns ZEN ,rInacy. :23o Hanover Ave.
Il. ' H. oos CrrS s'S,e; -oza Grove Ave.,
MmnIhis Drus CO.. me. Lombardy and
t.o!'s Drug Store, Allen Ave and Grace st.
. Hncn Avenue Pharmacy. Allen ave. and
Il 5oh D4us P s;yt. Co So q! 81 Ms'a s.
hurns;Ss Drug 4Es tote a 81 y. hrSad st,
s,' Il. May a. Bros. Brook Ave. ana Clay
STA Tarran, Drug Store. Foushee and broad
EAST OF FoUsHEE STREET.
V %ais,,. Co.: II East Broad 81.
Tr.gle, Drug Co. siT 4. BioaJ 81.
T. Jefries Drug store. IA E; Broad st.
wallis Drug Store, Fii,h ana Marshall SIS.
" j.. Vaughan. s0l North Fifth st.
". H. Daley. 400 North Tenth st.
.II,hHIdson Drug store. Sol n. Seven
4 II. Childrey 20 y. Eighteenth ST.
turner u Pharmacy, Taenty-hrst and Main
Williams Pharmacy. Twenty-hrst and Mar
Springer Drug Company. Twen,ythira ana
%o1I sehast Drug CO.. Twenty NTH
anu Nenable Sts.
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty-a NTH and Leigh
&C. Church Hni pharmacy. $500 East Broad
D. Crais~Druc store. $500 L. Broad Ct
,hhi.naIdson Clay Street Drug Store. tol \.
FAIRMoUNT
BARTON HEiGHTS.
"siys Drug store. North A.e.
HIGHLAND PARK.
Is :: Nos6E q CO lt9" Third h.e
SOUTH RICHMOND
>, Chas. ". Garrison. 1903 Hull St. and 3li7
Forest Hili Ave.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Woodland Heights Pharmacy. a!o+
e SWANSBORO
y. Roberts. 2004 Hui ST.
FULTON.
J q. Black. 3s1c williamsburg Ave.
Peop!cs Drug store. 3.9v williamsburg
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BY CHARLES A. ROSE COMPANY,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
% North Eighth Street. $3.50
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE Ne.
2507 EAST GRACE STREET

In execution OF a certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned trustees. dated
January 10. 1911. and recorded in the
clerks office OF the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. In D. b. 210-C. page al2.
default having been made in the pay.
ment OF portion OF tho debt secured
thereby, and having heen requested
by tho noteholder so TO do, we will
proceed TO sell at public auction, ON
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Is, 1917,
at 5 o'clock P. NJ.
the brick residence No. 26oT East GracA
Street. lying and being in the city of
Richmond Va, on the south line OF
Grace Street. between Twenty.nfth ana
Twenty.sixth Streets, fronting on said
south line OF Grace Strest 10 feat s.
inches, and extending back south
wRrdly between parallel lines 10 feet
inches on the west limo and 100 feet
inches on the east line.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay of
and discharge note for $2.43T, subject
to a credit OF S437, together with ali
interest. taxes, levies and tho cost eft
executing this trust, balance to be ar
ranged at sale.
H. r. ROSE.
B. II. JACOBS.
Tho auctioneers arc prepared to Of
fer liberal terms at the above sale.
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DEATHS

BUCHANAN Died, sudden. March %. at !.
y NJ, AZ her residence ia Caroline Coun-
y, Va, MRS. SAMUEL II. BrcHANAN, in
tho seventy second year OF her She
- survived 10y her husband, SaInu.! ". Blu
.hsnan ana tMo sons Raymond \ and
huGi.y IS
g baTal IN, ~ family curytnE ground
HAKl.iS-Die,. at $50 =. ri. March 20. d
hiE residence. 3%:t Grove Avenue. LIS-
NAECS WHITE HARRIS. nc Is survive!
moni, and Mrs. ". VI smith OF Detroit
Mich Ind number Of is-ces ana n.phcwa
g The funeral VIII b. from his late rest
nent. on TUESDAY, March -, at oClocA
ANkS.-Ent-reI into rest March -. 1917.
al IL l.. VI, MARY r HAWKS. he
loved VII" nj Moses r.. HAWKS She Is
.iEHt by her husband. one daughter. Mrs
W: w Crow. "n. nephew. Mr.. T.. II. IclI.
Twentieth street. TUESDAY AFTERNOON
~ o-,loyk
HAhplMA%.-DIcd a, his home Rolling
- " siARDIMAN, 10 the sixty ni,h year
Of hi- age No had been an Intense SUI
5erNr FOR the past ten weeks with hear,
trnnhi" ne leaves to mourn their iosa a
wn" ria sons and three dsuEhters W r.
nhrd!Inan ct biIlwyu: y j. iIard,nnn of
brisrhrook L. II liarGiuIGn OF RichmonG.
!, W HnrIirnan. ". li.rdiman and &. H.
an" Fear; iThis community has lost one ~
IT, best citizens. ana tho family ono whom
hls place can never hc Allied.
His remains viii hc taken "a his old HON.
near hr'erbto"k on III" 23d ana laid ~ rest
- M.- lno.h.r q. ,h.r and one daughter
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AUCTION sAIE-ru,u.. p.,,
By GREEN & REDO.
Real Estate Auctioneera =. :
AUCTION SALE OF

AUCTION SALE OF
THE WELL-BUILT, DETACH-
ED, NINE-ROOM, BRICK
r e Sill ENCE AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
GRACE AND ALLISON
STREETS, BEING NUMBER
2201 WEST GRACE ST.
BY request Of tho American National
Bank. OF Richmond, trustee. In order
TO close up an estate. we will
On Thursday, March 29th, 1917,
al. 5:5o. o'clock p. NJ. on the premises.
public auction.
This property. fronts 90 feet on tn.
southern line OF Grace street, and runs
back on the western line Of Allison
feet to an alley 20 feet wide
The dwelling has modern improve
bath. hot and cold water, etc. and IL
In good condition. having been oc-
S Suflt. 0S the owner over since 1T was
This is a hne opportunity for any
ono desiring comfortable home in the
West End. or any ono seeking 4 drst-
class investment.
TERMS: This sale ia made subjse.
to Decd of Trust now on the prop
ery, occurring the principal sum Of
100000. bearing sE interest, to be-
ed by the purchaser. Balance cash.
GREEN & Reid,
Auctionsers
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

STOCK sAEESMEN. HIGH-CLASS EX.
LYRIC BUILDING.
SALESME% covering Virginia hardware
tia'!e 20 handle ainyn selling Speciality us
ga" liu". Munro & Woodward BOX 100
fAfER observation-disclosures 10y a prominent
manufacturing concern 81 Richmond a
raiesuihn who ka- had experience IN the
sale OF paper TO cover South Carolina sell.
iiS J"ohinS trade In replying state age.
WhHlN experience. ana with whom formerly
connected. Prefer young man :. TO - Years
OF age permanent position 70 one who
ha- ambition "a stick With n growing con-
Gern. AG1icss IL 40 caro- Times Dispatch.
o.rh %t ihe !arSts; automobile companies
ia lnl- riiS, handling III. most Cuinpltte
'n", l. DESTROYS ~ securing ( pleasure car
hal-sin"n and on" commercial car sales ma n
~ once Must he business E.ttcrS and pro
uuc-TS Win good appearance. Apply i'm
Times Dispatch -
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IN SIEMORI.AM

Jo>ES.-in ssd but loving rcintrnhrancc OF
my husband, y. q. JONES who died n 10
years ago to-day March -. 1917.
Five years have passed. my heart sun
A. time goes ON ! miss you more.
When days dark and frie rds AR. 10 =,
Dear husband. how long for YOU
HIS WIFE
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MEETINGS.

TIE annual meeting Of siocEhoIders OF
Commonwealth Coal Corporation will be
neld at the otfce OF the corporation. 1901
DAY April. 10. 1917. at II o'clock 4. NJ
F.. 7. y. MYERS. JR..
Secretary.
y Special Communication of Metro
~ politan Lodge, No. IL. A. +. <
TX e n III Trs s. Seq hvE Il he M %srs
-; 1917. at o'clock Members OF sis,e r
Invited.
BY order OF the Worshipful Master
". y. WATKINS. Secretary
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ONCE OF the State Highway Commission
Richmond, Va. March "a. 1917
Bids Will be received at the clerks once
Ghrstisnsburg: Va until IL o'clock noon
stIur,i1n Of steel bridge RI feet long over
south Fork OF Roanoke River. slN and one
County. Va.
Plans aud specifications on file at tho
clerks Office. Christiansburg, Va. and at
this Office: Further information furnished
on application TO the undersigned
\ certified check for $3.50 must accom- :
pHny each hid.
all bids.
q. p. COLEMAN,
state Highway Commissioner
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- - -
PROPOSALS-Sealed.

Scaled bids Will DO received at the once
Of the Claremont School Board. Ciarcrnont
"a Va: until ! o'clock r NJ April 81: 1917. Tor
brick school building with basemont for
school building for colored children in said
town.
rians and specifications or both buildings
may he had on application to the secretary
Of said board. with a deposit of IS for re-
bidders are required to deposit a certified
check for 500. payable to said board when
bids submitted. all checks TO he re.
turned upon signing OF contract by sue
cessful bidder.
Separate bids will be received for a heat
ing plant for tho brick building.
The board reserves tho right TO reject any
Ci.AREMoNT SCHOOL BOARD,
by WILLIAM Il. SHAW,
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SHOE REPAIRING

RiNI:N the new leather substitute Wear
i"iiEtr' lighter waterproof. nunskid y,
ssgueak. whole soled or half soicd. Drew
street. ''
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CARPET~CLEANING

OLD rugs and carpets made over into new.
w. w. MosleyN& Co. II; North Eirsf
Street. Madison glSs
AWNINGS VNiNQs
w. w. Moseley g. Co ~ :,orth EI,xt
SireAt. Phone Madison 2is2.
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SUMMER BOARDING

| BOULEVARD INN. on Hampton Roads
Country and Seashore combined with civ
coI'cnences Excellent table 50 to sl2
! per week Write Misses Tabb. boulevard
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FOR RENT-Roorns

THE MONTiCELI4O ia North Eighth
NICE c:ean heated. soc. 15c. 81 daily: 50
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" A y T r D, experienced die
sinker; steady work and
good wages. Apply Bonney
Wise and Tool Works, Allen
town, Pa.
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liREMEN, hrhkenien. beginners <l25
inonlniE' Positions guaranteed /. IS.
care Times Dispatch.
.'lkST' CLASS white barber wa,IIc,i GIL.
bhrt riotel Barber shop. Eighth and
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~ NcHt Grace Furnished nail room
-ouihorn cNOOsurc. 81 per weci
FOX rent. Two connecting rooms for light
hcusckce ping. furnished. Convenient 10
cars: frs. class neigh borhood.. Phone Madi-
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W.ANTED-HOrSeS
FOR SAI.E-Alachincry.

WANTED 10 buy 4 good size quiet. safe
saddle horse. Address. giving price and
dcscription. . 1875. care Times. Disnat,h
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STORE AND OFFICE FIXTUREs

FOR sale. one office desk and chair and ON,
hESt-cIass No. 10 Elite ivpa ,vna =
Can be seen a, los East Broad
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LOST AND FOUND

hNIED. men and boys 10 work In our
nursery. w r. Hood 81 Co.. Ginter PARK.
WANTED. cylinder pressman J.apatle OF
running ana overseeing lob presses Per-
inanenS position Apply The Franklin
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STEAM and Kerosene tractors cucinc
boilers, engines Wood WORKING machines OF
ev"rH description. Condition guaranteed I
BIuford X Co.
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FOR RENT-rurnished Houses

FOR rent, attrac;ively furnished residence
tour BEDROOMS. two bathrooms hot and
cold water nc"tyicne lights. flower and
!eE"iahi" gardens. stable: ON North River.
Mohl""k BAY, Gloucester County. Motor
boat and horse TO rent IL desired Photo
graphs " :. Mott. DiypnluIe IA
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Adding Machine

WILL exchange Model a. Standard s5d,,r
mhch Inc or New Safety check protector
,nr sood second hand typewriter Siontacuc
Mig. Co. TENN and Main Streets
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ANTED, q drug clerk at once. registered
Erhnck Baker < Son. Winchester. Va =
J. LiSf;CI.ASS white barber. GOg Nest
tirosd street. Sli guaranteed: 60 over 20.
WANTED, frst class barber 81, guarantees
First CLASS only 1925 East Main.
WANTED. an experienced stock salesman
one that can furnish good reference An.
ply to J.. q. box i5i. Suffolk Va
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BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE-Business

fDR sale Ola established drug business
Valley OF Virginia town Terms reason,
apI" Mfiic for particulars /. 1872 care
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ANIED position as teacher. thirteen
years experience: music and sewing
t"ns No. 2 Lexington VA.
M TED. position as housekecpcr or
, conn mon for old lady. Address Mrs
Mary Price RrOok al
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TIMBER
FOR sALE-Housci,oId Goods

FOR sale. parior dining.loon and IIi,c6c
iurhltuTe. Good bargains. Phone Madt
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the violin By Samuel Durrctte. accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs. ". Is.
Durham Immediately after the cere
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Cross left 70. an
extended Northern trip.
Among the guests from Richmond
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Cross. Misses
Emily and Roy Cross. Fisk Hun and
Frank Anderson.
Mr. mud Mrs. Du Nal Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter l.. Du Val en-
tcrtAined Monday evening at New
Years party In their home. 1904 Balm
bridge Street. The parlors were beau
colors. the Christmas idea being at
tractivc. Holiday favors were dis
tributed and refreshments served. The
occasion proved most enjoyable.
Among those present were: Misses
kathryn Graves. Georgia jerks. Gladys
Hawkins. Mary Gill Florence Gill. Edna
MaXey. Elsie Hatcher. Ella Bradsha w
Mora Du Val. Ellen Du Val. Orie Walden,
Annie Du Val, Laura Anderson and
Messrs. Bryan Nicholas. Edward Red
ford, Eldred Hawkins, Guy Hawkins.
Howard Adams. Ernest Hawkins. sgd
nor MaXcy. Curtis Du Val. Carlton
Jewctt and Frank Dunford. Out-of-
town guests included Miss Charline
Martin. and Mrs. L. NJ. Martin. Of
Stuart. Va; Miss Cornelia Walker. Of
Washington. y. g., and Herbert Wells.
Of Petersburg.
Dance ut Iika' Club.
Invitations have been issued by
Joseph V. Cuicci for a dance To take
place at the Elks Club this evening
At O'Clock. Mrs. W. =. Leaman Will
chaperon, and the music Will be fur
nishcd by an orchestra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
IN AND OUT OF row y.

MIR. and Mrs. J. IIampdcn Chamber
l:.yne have returned to Richmond, after
spending the holidays in New York
with Miss Champcfayue.
Colonel Thomas F. Goode. Of Buffalo
I.ithia Springs and Boydton. and Sid
ncy Johnson, of Boydton. are stopping
at the Jefferson Hotel here.
Miss Maria Adkins has returned from
a short visit TO friends in Philadelphia
Mrs. Beverley Mason. or Washington.
is visiting Mrs. U. G. Wallace, at 25l7
Grove Avenue.
Miss Katherine Hodges has returned
TO Lynchburg. after a visit to her sis
ter. Mrs Robert Pegram. IN West
Avenue.
Mrs Robert F. Iiaehler, OF GIL Semi
nary Avenue. Gintcr Park. and Mrs.
Henry johnson. OF Norfolk, have re-
turned from Detroit, where they were
suddenly called on account OF the death
of their father.
Miss Helen Waters and Miss Ella
Dorsey have returned to Washington,
after spending tho holidays with Miss
.Allinc Sims at her home on Monument
Avenue.
Miss rearl Kaminsky has returned
10 her home, after spending several
days with friends in Baltimore and
Washington.
Miss Gertrude Flournoy. of this city.
has been the guest~of friends in New
port News.
ter. Alma. have returned TO their home.
2l9 Duncan Avenue. Norfolk. after an
extended visit TO Mrs. NJ. Baird i'm this
city.
Mrs. +. {. Mallory. of Newport News,
who has been spending the holidays
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CUT THIS OUT
OLD ENGLISH RECIPE FOR CA
TARRH. CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
AND HEAD NOISES.

lf you know Of some ono who is
troubled with Catarrhal Deafness head
noises or ordinary catarrh cut out this
formula and hand II to them and YOU
may nave been the means of saving
some poor sufferer perhaps from total
deafness. In England scientists for 4
long time past have recognized that
catarrh Is constitutional disease and
necessarily requires constitutional
treatment.
Sprays, inhalers and nose douches
are liable to irritate the delicate air
passages and force the disease into the
middle ear which frequently means
may he driven down the air passages
towards the lungs. which is equally
as dangerous. The following formula.
which is used extensively in the, damn
English climate. Is II constitutional
treatment and should prove especially
efiicacious TO sufferers here who live
under more favorable climate condi-
tons.
Secure from your druggist ounce
Of Parmint double strengtn. Take
this home and add To it Z pint of hot
water and ounces Of granuiated
sugar: stir until dissolved. Take one
tablespoonful four times Il day This
VIII often bring quick relief from dis
tressing head noises. Clogsed nostrils
and hearing improve as the innamma-
ton in tho eustachian tubes is reduced
Parmint used in this way acts directly
upon tho blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system and has IA slight tonic
action that facilitates obtaining the
desired results. The preparation is
easy to make, costs little and is pleas
ant to take. Every person who has
catarrh should give this treatment a
triai.-tdv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
GEORGE WADE INDICTED
FOR MURDER OF GORDON
Ienrire Grand Jury Returns Seven True
DiIis Against Percy GLADLY. Who
Led Recent jail Delivery.

George Wade yesterday was indicted
by tho grand jury OF the Hcnrico Cir
cult Court for tho "Prcmcditatcd" muir
Gordon. who. with a bullet hole
through his head. was found dead at
the house. near Laurel. which is the
home OF wade and his mother Mrs
Gordon. Wade has been confined in
the Iicnrico Jail since his capture about
two months ago bya Sheriff w. Webb
Sydnor and Agent John Canada. of the
Richmond, Frederick sburS and poto-
mac Railroad.
The murder was committed during
the carly part Of September. Wade cs-
capped and had not been heard from
until his reappea:ancc I'm this State on
4 freight train OF the Richmond. Fred
route to this city. where lie had in
tended to prepare for passage on IA
horse boat. He MAS recognized by one
Of the train crew. who teleSraphed
ahead to Agent Canada. This officer.
in turn. communicated with Sheriff
Sydnor, and the two together made the
arrest at Acca Station.
The same grand jury returned seven
true bills against Percy C;addy. the
negro who led a gang Of negro prison.
ers several weeks ago in successful
attempt to escape from the Henrico
County Jail. Three of the indictments
were for the Jail delivery. one Of them
charging Gaddy with escape. another
charging him with aiding in the escape
Of the other prisoners, and the third
with assaulting the deputy sheriff
Harry G.. Hcckler. The others were for
theft of personal cffects--from s.
worth To horse.
Besides these. there were the fol-
lowing indictments:
Amanda Calhoun. for stealing 500
worth of goods from the commissary
house of Sands s, Co.
Norah Calhoun, for the same ohense.
Liston Clayton. for seduction.
Robert Barr. for larceny.
David Goodwin. for larceny.
Henry Taylor, for larceny.
James Young. alias Eugene Eeuf, for
larceny.
Walter Bennyield for larceny.
Under instructions from Judge Scott
the grand jury to-day will investigate
the Jail delivery. The judge charged
no one with negligence. but pointed out
that there had been Jail delivery.
and II is the jury's duty to Investigate
ii, Sheriff Sydnor said that he courted
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with Mrs. II. l.. Tenser. on West Main
Street; has returned to her home
The Misses Michaux OF powhatan
County. are guests OF relatives and
friends in Richmond.
Miss Josephine Fclthaus. Of this city.
is guest OF Miss Anna Fadden in
Newport News.
Miss Evic Jennings has returned to
Richmond. after attending the hops a,
Y. VI. l.. Lexington.
Harry Oser. who has been visiting
his brother. Abram Oser, here. has re-
turned to Newport News.
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friend told me about Cuticura Soap and
Ointment so | sent for free sample.
II did SO much good thought more, and
now | am entirely healed, and my face
is as smooth and soft as baby's."
(Signed) Mrs. Elsie Cough, r. ?,
Gladys, Va, August %, 1916.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are not
only wonderful healcrs but are also won
derful prevcntives Of skin and scalp
troublesifused exclusively. TheSoap, for
daily use in the toilet, cleanscs and puri-
fies, the Ointment soothcs and heals any
little skin troubles.
For Trial Free by Return Mail ad-
dress postcard: s'Cuticura, Dept. H,
Boston" Sold throughout the world.
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Accidentally Shot. Lad pies.

Especial To The TimcS- DiSpatCh.l
DANNILLE. VA. January 2.--Rufus
Perkins. ten-ycar-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Perkins. died late OIL sunday
night IN the General Hospital from an
abdominal wound sustained last Thurs
day when rifle in the hands OF his
littls brother was discharged acct
dcntally. The body was sent this after
noon to Reidsville. y. c.. for burial
This Is the second fatal accident here
in two weeks.
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Fire DESTROYS Bls Barn.
Special TO The Times Dispatch.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, January >
The large barn on the farm OF DIR.
g. NJ. Wallace, of Stafford County, about
four miles from this city. was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. IL is not
known how the fire originated. Cows
and horses were saved with difficulty.
y large lot of provender. 100 bushels
OF wheat, $500 worth Of mill feed and
valuable machinery were burned. The
loss is more than $4,000. with only
Sl.50o insurance.
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tho fullest Investigation. Ills conf
dcncc in the trustw orthincSs of Dcput,
Sheriff Hcckler. who WAS in Charge ~
the time Of the walk out and who was
severely handled By the negroes. is. he
said. mistaken
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WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

Tho annual election or the confcd-
crate Memorial Literary Society will
occur this morning At IL o'clock at
the Confederate Museum, when officers.
vicc-regcnts. regents and advisory
board will he elected for the ensuing
year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03

The regular business meeting Of tho
Gintcr Park WOman's club will be held
this afternoon at o'clock in the parish
house Of st. Thomas's Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03

The regular weekly rehearsal for the
St.<Cccelia Chorus will be held in the
music-room of ST. Paurs Church this
afternoon at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03

pies which were in great
blotches. and they irri-
tatcd me. They itched
SO badly | coclel not
help scratching and they
would burn so | could
not rest at all.
II tried everything /
could, but my face grew
u.nrna nnA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03

The Woman's Missionary Society of
the First Baptist Church will meet in
the church parlor tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. Members viii note tho
change Of day from the first Wedncs-
day To first Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
In stuart Circle Hospital.

J. y. Kite. of Gresham Court. is in
Stuart Circle Hospital. having UNDER
gone successful operation for acute
appenli.itiS.