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The evening world., 1917-03-30

Elijah Horton has been engaged as
professional at the st. Andrews Golf
club Some years ago Horton was
rumor week ago that Bob Mac
donald was going TO ST. Andrews, but,
Macdonald changed his mind, and il
Is now said that he IL likely TO accept
call from the Indian HilI Club near
The evening world., 1917-03-30

The PuulIst A, 9. will conduct n hve-
mile handicap road race on Sunday
afternoon, April IS, around the southern
half OF Central Park Exceptional
prizes are offered 10 individuals as wei
as special trophies for club and inter.
league teams scoring the least number
tained at the \, \. u, ofice. No. ag0
broadway, New York. or at the Paulist
Club House. No. 10 West SiNtieth Street,
The evening world., 1917-03-30

SCRANTON. Pa. March so,-Chioh
simlsr. tho sensational Scranton liGh,-
weight who recently gave Benny Leon
ard a sensn tonSl nEht Sddsd 10 his
iAurOls last night ny dscis!vsly Out
pointing Jimmy RsEan OF California,
Himisr Alinos, put ReEan out IN tho
third and ninth rounds whom nsgsn
toQE the count, but manHEsi 20 last ten
rounds RoEan recently stood on Leon,
sVN IN HsW York,
The evening world., 1917-03-30

There Was a Time When Man.
ager McGraW Thought Regu-
lar Field Practice Best for a
Toam. but Now He Is Driving
Men Through Hardest PreIlm-
mary Schedule oi Exhibition
Games In History OF Sport
The evening world., 1917-03-30
whit. shades CnII.h.r.

In slow, uninteroStinE bout a. the
Clcrmont Rink. Charlie White of Chi.
ago shaded Frankie Callahan or nrook-
lyn The reputed X, n wnllopA OF both
man were SGdly lacking. Much clinoh-
inG uAFrsd the sHhihit'on
The evening world., 1917-03-30
BnIy Meyers scores Knockout.

FITCHRURG Mass. March 80 Be
fore a packed house AZ the CleEhorn A.
c Rilly Meyers Of New York knocked
out Henry LAbouf or New bedford in
the fourth round ~ what was the best
bout seen here IN many years, A right
cross to the law did the trick
The evening world., 1917-03-30

THE Fred Fulton Carl Morris
bout, now scheduled 20 hc
fought April 4, Is likely to he
good go. It viii furnish real
line on Fulton, AT any rate. The big
plasterer has shown skill above that
ut the ordinary heavyweight I'm his
recent bouts around here, and nc
cOrdingly has been put forth as
about the only man having a chance
with willard. II he can dccisivcly
dispose OF Morris, he viii be a step
or two nearer willard In meeting
the Oklahoma giant Fulton will be
tackling man of Big Jcss's bulk, II
not his equal I'm science. stopping
him seems about the same thing ms
stopping a freight train on an incline.
Morris is big. awkward and hard 10
hurt. He should put Fulton to a real
test
The evening world., 1917-03-30

In winning four consecutive tour
naments In the South recently, Oil
Nichols, the professional Of the Great
time form At Ashcvllle tho Briton
played so wel that he left his near
est rivals many strokes to the bad.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

MEMPHIS, March 9O.-Errors At crit.
ical times cost the Memphis Southern
Association team the game with tha
St Louis Browns by a score of 8 10 q
The evening world., 1917-03-30

Don't toorrv about tohaFs 0etAs
70 happen IN cdse Of toar. There ore
more black than ,ohits feathers n
the ABlertoon eagle.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

because II was rotten to the
core, There were crooked decisions
by referees. crooked arrangements
between the boxers. The sport
reached such a low level that doubt
II a heavyweight championship fight
over the twenty round route would
have drawn $4,000. That was because
the public became disgustcd with the
rottenness OF boxing Itself.
since boxing was legalIzed this
time, has anybody heard OF even one
case OF "a fixed bout? There hasn't
been a single instance. And think ot
the thousands of fights that have been
held all over the state!
The boxing game Is suffering now
because OF Its, poor administration.
It's the conduct OF the sport that Is
at fault, not the sport itself some
wears ago, when certain man In the
Legislature was convicted Of takiug
graft, was an attempt made to abol-
ish the entire LcgislRture7 II Ia
ridiculous TO demnd the sport be
killed because the man appointed 10
supervise II had failed to properly
carry out the provisions OF the Fraw-
ley law.
There's no popular demand, as
said before, TO XIII boxing; all that is
needed Is for the Governor TO appoint
commission that will supervise tho
sport without fear or favor. II the
law Rs II stands IL lived up to ther.
can be no objection OF any kind to
the sport.
"Do you mean to say that In the
Horton law days any championsh. y
flght could have drawn a crowd OF
the class that attended the willard.
Moran bout In Madison square Gar
den7 Boxing Is a good, exciting sport
and should be encouraged rather than
wiped of the slate"
The evening world., 1917-03-30

The Yanks are just ukA . nAchS1
plano. They bust open with . arAaN
and stop Just as suddenly.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

There ars sIOO kiBds Of ssAIStss-
hS Kind that loco Gnd thS ktnl
that come from CALIFORNIA;
The evening world., 1917-03-30

Sam Crawford may be through WA
baseball, but he walked out. Most q
'esn walt until they have to be oargdsd
out,
The evening world., 1917-03-30

| rUlIlNb TN Uitk
| With Bugs" Baer j
0'Os1 In. i' Il. = qs r s,.:: ssi;: sgssS'' Ss;sS O.
RABlD RUDOLPH.
! !. s ! : A. !. ! !. . Z. :: !.
%NM/D- &0
NUMBERING ILA a |
Y the baseball %
players Is 4 good E-Mh%
Idea, but num- va
bering the fans Td
would be less FMlM1N
work. M W
Submarine scare l
10 norsas inc. olHNr wAap
Cincinnati fans
have asked the NO.
President for psrrnlssisn to mount .
uun on the rear Of the lsaaus.
Tom Rooney aint the ehanpie1
single souiler N you spell u uath b -
There ars mo biBds Of sthIstss-
hS Kind th0t loco and ths htnl
that come from OaIiforpta.
The Yanks are just ukA . nAchS1
piano. They bust open with q ornNM
aud stop Just as suddenly.
Don't toorrp about tchaFs OeiAs
70 happen IN case Of tcar. There ore
more black than ,olits feathers u
the ADlerioon eagle.
Sam Crawford may be through w1fh
baseball, but he walked out. Most of
'esn walt until they have to be oargted
out.
PHtbur1Rs netD shortstop y
getting 90 good that he only makes
one totid throo on each 0rOpndsr.
After Ismplna John Moors~s ssl-
ary Of $4,000. Germany eohasfsp
says that Mooraw may be fat, but he
has a perfect figure.
Until somebody gave Chief Bender
a college coaching job we didn't
know that the Chief had an enemy In
the world.
Csieh@ SHAW syu b. doout mind S-las ts.as
THAI a bsnah IA Gsnoh In any inCssss
EASILY.
The best way TO fill Hans Waoner's
sho.s 10 TO ask Hans to put thom on.
UntH Tom Coiclor slammsd Joe
Bonds Te didn't think that Tom
could hand q pair Of shoes Iaoin0.
In spite OF the wet track. NormAn
Ross manages to win al his swim.
ming events,
BdsebdH tcas nrst played tcith
Hnole base. AftertCdrd Hycv put In
second and third bases because
1uv has to slccD somotmc.
Can't see how n war should inter-
fere with baseball. They both wear
the samo sizo collar NJ
, II toorst comes 10 toorss, tce'H
tnvent nel0 League for Jack
Knight to play In.
Harry Pollok denies calling es-
Commissioner Wenek a red-hoaded
boob. Harry says he knows as well
as anybody that Wsnok Isn't red
headed.
Fighters are grabbing big purses in
New York now, but after January.
1917. tho TX" in boxing viii DO silent.
YOU SAID A FORKFUL.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

Pttsourohs netO shortstop y
getting go good that he only makes
one tOtld throtp on each Oropndsr.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

After lamplna John Moors~s ssl-
ary Of $4,000. Germany eohasfsp
says that Mooraw may be fat, but ne
has q perfect figure.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

Is. p.nu ~. CLARKE ~. Wool 81 Rogers 70
To'a' 91s
Glendale 10 Msr@,hucr n lSue 49, Grrene
- NsNu""y 20 Milgo'm - To'al Hl4
RapiA nNnsit No llcuuE % 81 Masu 10
Swift l| Reyes y, BTtnsn ITO Total 46S
Rs-il Trans, W . Cassidy sS Cun Gp pcy.
tu 20 NJ NlahTi i'G VILE Is Total. 324
FOB WINNERS.
nomss II Wrch. Kclanc, Ku.kUle Drn
~. T. ....... ........ 'O7
4 z >rhtsn Public ~erllre N"Nah. y J iCO
lulu \ NnEuan Nard Tausii. ........ ifO
\ swift Rs'Nl INausi' ........ ........ .. 'U1
HIGH TEAM.
White Elephant, New Nork city ........ . 6.l9
The evening world., 1917-03-30

quite a number OF changes are in
HIospect at the sami-publlo Bayslde
links. Tho tenth, eleventh and home
greens VIII be shifted. II. Peters, the
similar capacity at Bayslde. II is
fortunate for all concerned that the
c~lh houses are only a few hundred
yards apart.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

Until somebody gave Chief Bender
q college coaching job we didn't
know that the Chief had an enemy In
the world.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

Tom Rooney alnt the shampien
single souiler n you spell u with : -
The evening world., 1917-03-30

Country Club will give a dinner 60 the
new members at DelmuniCo's to-mor-
row night. At that time a Board OF
Governors will be selected Tho COM
mittce consists OF Edmond q. Vaughan,
George Gascoigne. Arthur Lee New
ton. Frank NJ, Dunbaugh and Francis
a. Stratton.
The evening world., 1917-03-30
No Popular Demand for Repeal
OF Boxing as There Was in
Horton Law Days." Says Billy
Gibson
'>"";fs NJ G.,Isi H:,r rVslss'.' S.,;sy O..

ss NJ NJ III r. s,.:Is. T:,s ryslssi.' $sssy o.
nov. WHITMAN u going 70 hold
N public hearing next wednss-
day - albany 90 a. TO rive the
etsnda 81 boxing q chance TO show
hin why the sport should not be
hf<od billy Gibson, the local pro-
Gsetsr. who probably has done more
70 slsvAts the game than any one
nAa now identified with Il. in dis
Oussing reasons why the boxing law
should pot be repealed. declared to-
Aayi
Boxing should DO left alone be-
Gauss there u no popular demand for
its death. l bet could get one hun
dred and fifty thousand signatures n
l had 70 Of men who JikS boxing and
want II TO continue.
AT tho time the Horton Law was
killed. however. don't mink I could
have got any signatures OF reputable
people demanding that the sport be
saved. In those days do you think
anybody would have dared TO 20 up
to Albany TO ask the then Governor.
Roosevelt 10 change his mind about
killing the sport7
when the Horton Law was killed
boxing had no friends. In the first
place. the sport was then only known
as prize fightlng-not boxing, as now.
The class OF boxers then was as-
cidedly different. DO you mean to
say ten years hence the FANS Will be
asked 10 contribute to benefits for
boxers now prominentP guess not.
In those days tbs fighters had tho
reputation Of being hard drinkers and
worse faults. Nowadays the boxer
who drinks is a rare exception. And
mink OF the real class OF our ton.
notch boxers such as Gibbons, XII
lame willard, Leonard. Levinsky.
lutchie and 50 on down tho lima Thev
al take good care OF themselves. in.
vest their money aud don't do any.
thing outside OF tho ring that Is dis
tasteful TO the public How different
II was IN the Horton Law days.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

PRESIDENT for psrrnlssisn to mount =
uun on the rear Of the leaaus.
The evening world., 1917-03-30
EASILY.

Csioh~ Shaw says h doosu't mind e.lns taas-
fetred irosn the lAnks TO The Pirates. he aAya
that bah IL . bsnch IN any lAnraes,
The evening world., 1917-03-30

The best way to fiji Hans Wapnsr's
shoes 10 TO ask Hans to put them on.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

UntH Tom Coiclcr slammsd Joe
Bonds We didn't think that Tom
could hand a pair Of shoes q Iucino.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

In spite OF the wet track. NormAn
Ross manages to win al his swine
ming evonts.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

II toorst comes 10 toorss, tce'H
tnvent neW League for Jack
Knight to play IN.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

Harry Pollok denies calling eS-
Commissioner Wenek n red-hoade cd
headed.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

pmny DUN, the ~S., do nahtudShL vAs
sosms - shou improvement Ia zach huut, vii
hsrs 70 SHtsnd hlmssi nspAlasrsb,J 10 SidsT N
IN Pee uartAss, ~ duFsNs Ns-s - .
The evening world., 1917-03-30

Fighters are grabbing big purses in
New York now, but after January.
1917. tho TX" in boxing will DO silent.
YOU SAID A FORKFUL.
The evening world., 1917-03-30
| PUTTING EN- over !
| With Bugs" Baer ]

Submarine scare
10 ore asin
Cincinnati fans
b ave- naknd the
The evening world., 1917-03-30

Baseball tcas nrst played tcith .
single base. AftertOdrd uIcv put On
second and third bases because a
Duv has to slccD somotime.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

Can't see how n war should inter-
fero with baseball. They both wear
the samo Bizo collar. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-10
Strike Threatened
in Many Shipyards
Leads Official to Predict That
Gooernnnent May Com
mandecr Plants.
tBr Associated Prsm.l

NEW YORK. July s.-The com
Wandering OF tho %shipyards In tina
New York and New Jersey districts by
tho United States government was pre-
dieted here to-day by an official Of one
or tho large s~hipbuildlng firms, when
informed that labor leaders contem-
plated calling a general strike In all
OF the yards unless the demanda Of
those now out on strike were granted.
There. are $4,000 men employed in
the thirty-hve bodybuilding plants in
this vicinity. and it was said about
5000 had struck. The men ask a wage
or $3.50 q day. an increase Of about
50 cents q day over tho present scale.
Labor leaders said tina should a gen.
eral strike be called. it would include.
besides the present striking machinists.
carpenters. shipwrights. boilermakera.
rivcters and rlvet holders and other
worke employed in the various yarda
A statement by those in charge OF
the strike hat soven firms had
granted the demands OF tho men vas
denied by one OF Tho large shtp-
builders, who said that the companies
were prepared for a strike, and were
not at all concerned as to tho out
come.
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COMMISSIONERS. AUCTION SALE


COMMISSIONERS. AUCTION SALE
THREE TRACTS Of LAND IN HEN
WEST OF R1cHMoED. ONE TRACT
TTHEREoS. ANip THE OTHER Two
TRACTS CONTAIN VALUABLE
In accordance with two certain de-
erees OF the Circuit Court of Henrico
County. entered on the 18th day Of
en1H suit a% Of H asiatthe 1ss'; vs. sn s fas snae q,
ais" the undersigned special commits
%sioners Will sell at public auction. at
Courthouse, Twenty-second and Main
Streets. on
TUESDAY. JgLI 10; 1917.
tho following described tracts OF land.
belonging TO the estate OF the late
the county of Henrico, Va, known as
survey 50 1-l5 acres. being the same
land on which Mrs. Isabella Brown for
merly lived. and a part OF the estate
OF which Daniel Matthews died seized
a.. The tract OF land In said county.
containing by recent survey 80 6s-10o
new county road, called Robinson Road,
running northwardly from the Three
Chopt Road. and adjoining the lands OF
A. E. Cox, Edmund Smith and Walters.
3. Tho tract of and in said county
adjoining the last above described tract.
designated az lot No. 6, containing
20 61-loo acres. bounded by the lands
Of T. w. Johnson. Mrs E. Blunt and
a. f. Cox.
TERMS: one-third OF the purchase
price to be paid in cash. and the bal
ance payable in two equal instalments
at one and two years from day OF sale,
tho purchaser executing negotiable
notes for tho deferred payments. with
interest on same. payable semi-annu-
ally. and title TO be retained by the
| court until all the purchase money Is
paid: or all cash. at the option OF tho
A w. PATTERSON.
Z. L. RYAN.
M. M GILLIAN,
Special Commissioners.
7 certify that tho bond required Of
tho special commissioners by the above
decree has been duly given. Given
under my hand this day of July, 1917.
SAMUEL P. WADDuIL,
Clerk.
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institution has few. more openings for
until the end Of August. Energetic young
men can earn good money and gain Saiu.
Manager. Els Public Ledger Building.
Philadelphia. Pa. at once. as appointments
are now being made.
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HELP ~WANTED-NIale

a hiBh-class man to sell q hIyh-class motor
truck and kindred lines I'm the States OF
virginia and North Carolina on = straight
the right man. Send full particulars and
In FIRST letter: mo others consid-
cred. l. 2S6. caro- Dispatch.
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I'D. WANTS
me per insertion

suNDAY 10 cents q line per inser'ion-
r9s soiiOSHsF issss 4Su,y iSss fspfa;;s
~ HsaS wt Gie SoS pYA c MSaA no "t AZ.
RATE Il LINE:
Minimum space, two lines
! H.iiy iasg5!tS9s' ,n Is s soas. 40 csn,s.
S%s s1 b%1sx 3 ! sens : lin.
sasis S vi ne. es@sPemm ,setnSt Is solid axats,. II
lin IN. to 4S sSs in tase: an" so1 sT s sii Si. IS ses .,ns:
cisss!hssti9ns me- guaranteed AFTER z: A..
sSs i1ilonins Tines ines DISPATCH tisD; MEL Branch ADs 81
esss are for a ,es s ssaxss.shs Ss II shs .ns q pab e:
regular w G!sife or 5s'f soG Ssiis IS: srt sisEn above;
Gs1ede's' Drug Store, FLOYD Ave. and
Charles s: Turner. Druggist. West Broad.
Kern's PharInscy. 22aa Hanover Ave.
WWarrinsIs Drug store; zSzi Grove AyS.
Toys Drug Store. Allen Ave. and Grace
Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave. ana
ff;at +; soh p s p s,ss.. Ga SO S r.. VI x. nstn S. !.
s h,ns s.tse br pea s,oss, .a 81 ws4t pi ssos 4 8.
". X May & Bros. Brook ave. and Clay
Tarr.nt Drug Store. Foushes and Broad
EAST OF FoUsnEE STREET.
Ssssb GS; 81 i nzss sfI z b so st.
f.;fs,': sT ES:,l bSs; S Asi;a "a l1a = nam a5ot s.. $.
W WIS X. VaSsh sI1's Sol North Fifth 81.
". II. Daley. 400 North Tenth g ~
richardson Drug store. wi y. eofen-
4. X. childrey. "a N; Eish.ssnth 81
Turner's Pharmacy. Twenty-nrst and AaIn
Williams Pharmacy. T~'n.y.nr.. ana
.D spT Jssss,. PESs Company T"'n''-'A'rd
Hords prus store. T~enty-ninth and q
Wood &. sehaaf DRUG CO.. T~snsy-nfth
woods Pharmacy. Twenty-nf,h and Leigh
Church Hill Pharmacy. $500 East 5resA
8. D.. cra,s Drug store. 2soo p. Brood 81
bRishaId,os Clay Street Drug Store sol ~
1nF''hfe' .! PARAMOUNT.
Paramount Ph.rmscy. ai26 Fairmou4t Ave.
s'eeis'' Diff Hiaa sso5f; 5'f sAk kS!'h Az"
A. \. Cosby. & Co. 1900 Third Ave.
A. K Townsend. Milton and Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch once Times Dispatch. 1901 Hull
WOODLAND
Woodland Heights Pharmacy. alo+
Charles. :. Garrison. ali1 For.., Hin Ave-
b Roberts F Pflf ssoF'' z'0' Ao" 81
J. A. Black. 2ele wiilin msburE Ave.
Peoples Drug Store 800 WILLIAMSBURG
Ave.
PETERSBURG.
Timss-Dispatch Brt nch. 40 North sycA-
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COURT SALE OF
Desirable Vacant
Lot

AT CORNER OF 18TH & T SITS.
Pursuant to a degree Of the Chancery
Court OF the City OF Richmond IN the
suit OF C~oIognori, etc. va. Duncker, etc,
we shall offer for sale, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder. or tho
TUESDAY. JULY 10TH. 1917
At 6:ao' O'Clock p. M.
that certain lot OF land In tho City. OF
Richmond. Virginia, beginning at the
southwestern Intersection OF 2Sth' n
T Streets. and running s~outhwerdly
along the western line of 28th Street,
and fronting thereon 81 feet 10 inches,
and running back from said front be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet to an alley
In the rear. 10 feet wide.
TERMS One-half of tho purchase
money cash, and residue in two equal
installments at six and twelve months,
evidenced by negotiable notes of the
purchaser, with legal Interest added
from day OF sale, or for all cash at the
option OF the purchaser: title to be re-
tanned until all OF the purchase money
is paid and a conveyance ordered by
the Court
ALFRED E. COHEN,
Special Commissioners.
The bond required Of the Special
Commissioner has been given.
CHAa o. sAvILLE.
Bowles & Jones. Co. mo. Auctioneera
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AUCTION SALES-To-Day

BY J.. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-10

WANTED. Linotype operator for job office.
j.. It. Towncs Printing Co.. Danvillc. Va.
WANTED, 20 laborers on street work, 25c
per hour. Apply Grace and boulevard,
Monday morning ready for work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-10

BY BOwLES &c JONES CO., INC,
Au%ctioneers.
1s North Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-10

WANTED, by expert bookkeeper and ac-
countant, set Of books to keep in even
inEs. II ft6, care Tlmes-pispetch
wANTED-Hlxh school student, II years
old. with natural gift for drawing. wants
position during swimmer. Phone Boulevard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-10

DRUGGISTS assistant wanted. links drug
store. Charlottesville. Va.
CIVIL service examinations Richmond soon.
Men desiring government positions. de-
psrtmentai. post-ofnce. railway mall. Gus
toms. write for free particulars to J. C.
Leonard (former government examiner),
Kenois Building. Washington.
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SITUATION WANTED@Mnie

COMPETENT and experienced white ohauf-
feur desires position at once References
500 j.? North Twentieth Street.
POSITION wanted BY frst-class drug clerk.
Reference turner Psus CO" Bristol Va.
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MUST have had recent experience on cleo.
tric W Sober. steady men,. No
Must state age. detailed experience and
photograph Of yournelf accompanying reply
Steady position offered With good wages.
Address Mr.. jeffrey. p. o. Box "a. Phiin-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-10

WANTED, two feeders on John
Thompson creasing press.
Apply at once. Allen & Ginter
Branch, Seventh and Cary
Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-10

WANTED, registered druggist by August
!. Good salary to right man. Nothing
but a live wire wanted. Apply to w. r.
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DEATHS
LOST n FOUND

LOST. black Eaincoat from automobile at
GiRtcr Tark Sunday morning. Reward.
c. r. Sauer Co. Meadow and Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-10

I certify that tho bond required OF
tho special commissioners by the above
decree has been duly given. Given
under my hand this = day of July, 1917.
SAMUEL P. WADDILL,
Clerk.
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BOTTLES

THU kROUSE BOTTLE CO., INC.
Lunch unite
Bar Fixtures.
Cash Registera
refrigerator.
Bottles and Corks.
We buy and sell anything,
Phone Madison 1875.
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W~ANTED-Furnished Rooms

WANTED. 2 completely furnished rooms fol
light housekeeping by married couple, ir
private family near Robinson & Broad. Nc
Children: D AZ. Nare Times-Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-10

WE have 3 Ford runabouts in good condi.
ton; Ford touring cars In good condi-
ton. Anything Ford. see Us. A. Meyers
Sons Co. ell South Eighth Street.
The Ronan pioneer., 1917-03-09
SCHOOL NOTES

The high school song books have
been sent for and we hope they will
soon arrive. More time will be spent
on PART singing when these books
come and we hope soon to have a
high school quartet.
L.eta and Lydia Spooner, Georgine
EckleY, Katherine LandquisH, Donald
Larson, Alma Ashman and Muriel
Payne will begin second year work
next Monday.
Forrest Morigeau saw the first robin
and Alma Ashman heard the first
meadow lark. All are eagerly watch
ing for signs of spring.
The boys have all BEEN busy with
Nails, hammers and saws. while they
have not accomplished nuch, they
have had much pleasure and some are
tr7iing to make bird houses. Any
boxes, odds and ends of lnmber left
over from any buildings will be much
appreciated by first grade boys.
There is buzz of enthusiasm over
the question of bees. The president
of the Flathead Bee Association has
written H.; that there will be an essay
contest on the subject of bees. All the
the schools of district 2S can take
pars- The pupils are very enthusi-
astic over the proposition and we OK
pect to be swarming for tie next
three weeks Definite details gov
ernins the contest will be published.