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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
MOST ACUTE PHASE or
INTERNATIONAL SITUATION

by Associated Press
WASHINGTON, February "4.--The
tremendous destruction OF Dutch ship
ping during tho last two days is re-
Eardcd here as the most acute phase Of
the international situation
II is regarded as even bringing nearer
the proha bility Of break in diplo-
,uatic relations between tho Neither
lands and Germany. SO far. Holland
has only made protests against de-
$truction Of her neutral ships by Ger
man submarines. hut the startling
operations reported yesterday and to-
day arc expected to arouse A wave Of
popular Indignation in the Netherlands
which the government may find it dit.
fcuit to withstand.
The situation for Holland in rcla-
tion to Germany. as II is observed from
Washington, is growing more and more
difficult. Off1cials and diplomats here
VIII be surprised il tho government
does not take some action.
The Zaand,Jk was owned by the
Holland-America Line. According TO
William Van Doom. the lines agent
here. the vessel was en- route from
Rotterdam to New York in ballast. She
had put in al Falmouth for examin.
ton.
The Noorderdijk also Holland
America liner. carrying a cargo OF
CONTINUED on Sixth Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
PANAMA TO AID u. S.
Little Republic BcEins rreparatioo. to
to-opcrHte With This Country
In Event Of Wnr

PANAMA CITY, February .i-Thc
'ttlc republic "f Panama to-day he
gan preparations To cooperate with
IN" United states in tho event Of war
between tho United States and any
"'her country. Secretary Morals intro.
dn"cd in the nntional assembly "A till
designed To "rcnt an elastic army. The
increased forces would he used both
Tor patrollinG the republic and for aid
'nT the American troops in protecting
the Panama Caual
II also was planned to abandon the
import duty on foodStuns. This. in
ease or war. would assist in kccpins
up tho Panama Canal Zone commissary
President Valdez is advocating these
measures, together with several others
which arc under consideration, but have
not been announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
Food Rioters Storm
Waldorf in Protest
Against High Prices
Breach Between House
and Governor Widened

By Associated Press
CHARLESTON w VA I-cbrunrv
.i.-ihe hrenrh between the West
'irSinin House of Delegates and
Governor Hatfield. which originated
!estcrdny when the House, through
fniiurr TO pnss 81 general appropria-
tion hilI compelled the Governor to
call II special session of tho I.eEisiu-
iurc. was widcncd Tonight when
the House adopted n resolution de-
riininS ito cntcrtnIn this supric-
mental communication from the
t'oHcrnor." The resolution also
charged that n special communicn-
tion from the Governor to-day was
"disrcspcctful In its character and
discourtcous I'm It's language"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

An Amsterdam dispatch under date
of February 81 said that the Amster-
dam Telcgraafs frontier correspondent
reported that 10000 workmen I'm the
krupp works had been on strike for
q fortnight. The correspondent said
that many OF the strikers had been
sent to the front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
100000 MEN ON STRIKE
Workers In krupp Factories In i:sscu
Suffering From tnck OF
Food.
IRy .\ssociaied rress.l

MAASTRTCHT. HOLLAND. February
"a (Nia London).---The strike in the
krupp factories in Essen is constantly
extending. according to Les Nouvclles
The paper says that 10000 workers
are now on strike. due to the lack Of
food. and that disturbances have oc-
CURED at Aix-la -Chapcllc from the
same cause. The police asked for the
intervention of troops, who. it is said.
refused to act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
GERMAN U-BOATS
TORPEDO SEVEN
DUTCH STEAMERS
Only Thrxe Sink, While
Other Four, Badly Dam
aged, Remain Afloat.
MORE THAN 200 OF CREWS
CARED FOR IN LONDON
Attack Takes Place in Western
Approaches TO the Eng
lish Channel.
CONSIDERATION IN HOLLAND
Washington Believes Break Between
Berlin and Netherlands Is
Made Senrer
MORE THAN 200 OF CREWS
CARED FOR IN LONDON
CONSIDERATION IN HOLLAND
" asliington Believes Break Between
Berlin and Netherlands Is
Made Nearer.

LONDON. February 2t-Lloyd's an
nounccs that the crews Of the follow
ing steamers we're landed yesterday.
their vessels having been torpedocd ON
Thursdar
|aandijl<. Dutch. 1852 tons gross;
Noordcrdijk. Dutch. 7.l56 tons gross:
Ecmiand Dutch. $40 tons: Jacatra.
Dutch. 3.a'3 tons gross: Menado. Dutch.
'Sii tons: Randoeng. Dutch. 5.s5l tons,
and the Gaastcrland
II is believed all the men on these
vessels were saved
Late to-day !; was announced that
OF tho seven Dutch steamers ;orpc-
do~d. only three were sunk. while the
other four were severely damaged but
remained ahoa' Those sunk were tho
GaastcrIand. Jacatra and the Noord.r-
dix
Four OF the seven Dutch steamers
were homeward hound with full car
ro"s. The attack took place in the
western approaches 10 the English
Channel. %o instructions as TO the
routes were either asked for or given
hv tho British Admiralty. All the
arrangements wcre in tho hands Of the
Dutch authorities
MIMHERS or CREWS
tUHINE N LONDON
Moro than zoo mon OF various ma
;tonalitteS. memhcrs Of tho crews Of
scyon .,.au.l,,,. ,,r,o,t,,o, ., ,.,,.,.,
s,,b,,rir. r;,o,, - r.,
and ;.-cr r.d -, ..to,ad
with II : I Mas con.,,,-or.., >
trc Sc,h.r,,nts h,r, an
,,ruc,ed -, Tho u,,,ch ,-,,or
"a discuss ,b,,r .,,.riorcn .a ,i,
acted l!k, u,u,o. u.hcr .n-,ro,,ho,, ~.
ncw.n,no- mon
re mon .cro d,.y.d m
odl pi.cc. of ,Io,It,y rho,
taken 10 The saiIora. i,n,u, u.b,,o 49,
were sunnlicd u,,h rey oo,,;,,,o,,,
Th., vrllI he cared for ur,u 49, 81,
ncv hcr,bs
Twu Dutch steamers ,;aas,.-,.nd ,re
I.;nd IL, maritime rocord -ha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
PRESIDENTIAL ISAuGrRATIoN.

Presidential inslgHra,ion. Monday March
rl"ke,s soid March s.s,t ani for, mornins;
folder containing map OF Washington inay
be obtained free from ticket agents.
w. i. TAYLOR. T. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
Several Persons Injured in
Demonstration Which
Necessitate ling Out
Police Reserves.
lRy AssoCiatcd PreSs.l

NEW YORK. February "a crowd
OF approximately 1000 persons. mostly
women who had attended mass
meeting in Madison Square to protest
against the high cost OF food. storrn--
tho Waldorf-Astoria Hotel late to-ds =.
shouting they we're starving. and de
mandiug 10 see Governor Whitman.
When Informed the Governor was not
there. but 1T another hotel, they re-
fused 20 believe II. and started dem :
onstration which necessiteted the call
ing out of police reserves 10 dispcrsc
them. Several persons Mere injured IN
the disorder that followed Four ar
rests wcro MADE.
one Of the speakers a the Madison
SQUARE meeting had asked how many
persons would he willing TO 20 TO the
Governors hotel Several in the crcv.c;
who took this as a signal 10 march
started away. and soon an excited
throng was moving UP Madison Avenue.
At Thirty-second Street, the .narchcrs
turned into Fifth Avenue Ono man.
pointing at an automobile. shouted
that no one had right TO ride in au-
'omobilcs when others were starving.
Tho machine was stopped. ard ir-
stantly several persons bearded tho
running board ana tried 10 drag the
owner from TIC car Policemen drove
away his assaiian,S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
NO CHANGE IN PLAN
FOR MEETING CRISIS
Several Developments, However,
Appear to Be fastening
Eventualities.
PRESIDENT REMAINS SILENT
Another Apparent Violation Add
cd to List Accumulating From
U-Boat Campaign.

WASHlNGToN. February 24.-Pres-
idcnt Wilson's plan for meeting tho
crisis with Germany gave no outward
evidence of change to-day. but there
were several Developments which ap-
pearcd 70 bc Fastening cvcn,uali,ics.
Another appareu; violation Of inter-
national lax Has added to tho lis, ac
cumulat'ng from Gcrmany's submarine
campaign, which officials believe sooner
or later is virtually certain to make
necessary further steps by the United
states The onslaught on Dutch shin
ping reported during the day also had
its effect here. strengthening the CON
viction In Official quarters that neu-
trail interests arc 20 ne rl,thlossl,. dis
regarded under the nov German policy
In the Senate discussion OF tho inter-
na ational crisis broke out af-csh. and
a Republican attack on the admins
tration's failure 10 take more aEgrcs-
sivo measures was followed by the in
PRODUCTION Of a resolution by Senator
Fall. a Republican,. authorizing tho
President TO use the armed forces Of
the nation TO protect American rights
against the German sea menace Ad-
m'niStratton Senator'S. taken by sur
prise at tho action. protested against
Il. but sent tho resolution Ia commit
tee without
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
TWO BRITISH STEAMERS
ALSO SENT TO nO1vTONI

LONDON, February 24.-The British
steamer Grcnadicr has been sunk.
Iloyd'S announces. The captain and
six men were killed and the remainder
OF tho crew landed.
The British steamer Trojan Prince
has also been sunk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

There arc two British steamers
named Grcnadicr. the first of 1905 tons
and tho second of 357 tons.
The Trojan Prince measures 3.l26
tons and was owned In Newcastle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
LANSING NAY RE At WORK
on IMPORTANT DOCUMENT

~ f'"S'p'iitN 'hat secretary Lam
sing, VIII" left last night for a three
day visit 10 White Sulphur Springs.
may hc preparing an important do.u-
mcnt for tho President was given some
crcdcncc o-daN
'iermany's raid on Dutch shipping
was given particular attention. be-
cause It is understood that ihc vessels
virtually were in the service of the
Dutch government. 4 serious crisis is
expected to result. although 1t is real
lied that Holland would he loath to
FISK I'll" consequences Of actual hos
tilities With Germany, because most OF
hcr canals. comprising tho main line
Of defense. arc reported frozen. ana in
no condition to food the necessary dis
tr'cis. large body OF German troops
also is understood to be concentrated
on the frontier.
closely tho attitude of tho European
ncutra's Hollands situation is rc-
Shrdcd now as the most desperate. with
foodstuffs so scarce that slaughter Of
her immense cattle drovcS is cortcm-
plated as tho only way out sweden
is reported in tho throcs of bitter dis
scnSion as to tho sending ont of Swcd-
ish ships 10 face the German sea terror
Norway and Denmark have already
been reported as heavy losers. Spain
Is known TO have reached a serious
stage In her relations with Germany.
while switzerland has been forced TO
adopt "a war rations program, with two
mcaticss days a week, and other re-
strictions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
PRESIDENT EXPECTED 'ro
APPEAR BEFORE CONGRESS-

II generally has been understood that
the President would ask some such au
hority of Congress before the session
ends next Saturday. hut it was believed
tonight that the Fall resolution would
not he the basis of such action. but
would be laid aside for a substitute
drafted by administration leaders.
The Republican attack came in the
midst Of determined filibuster. which
many Democrats believe is in itself an
effort TO force an extra session OF Con-
gresS. so that the Senate will be sit
,inE at the Capitol and can demand
a part in whatever action President
Wilson may decide to take after March
:. The Republican Senators arc said
to feel that the President Is anxious to
have Congress off his hands
Although three submarine disasters
In which American seamen were in
Nolved were reported to tho State De-
partmcnt to-day, only one seemed OH
hrst information to constitute an In
Nasion OF American rights American
consuls reported that the Norwegian
steamer Skirm and the Norwegian bark
Rlenheim. each with an American sea-
man aboard. had been DESTROYED. but
'hat in each instance provision had
been made for the safety OF tho crew
y dispatch from Consul Osborn. al
llavre. however. said the Norwegian
steamer Alice had been attacked and
shelled without warning. and that
theodore Joseph, an American negro
was among the survivors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
No MUSIC NOR HOoTISG
As MtRCHERS PROCEED

mere was no music and neither
shouting nor hooting as the marchcrs.
hearing only a few signs and banners
touching on the high cost of living.
proceeded toward Madison Square in
score OF professions.
Nor was there any disorder when
the women reached Madison Square.
Only few policemen were there. hut
reserves were held mt nearby sta
tons. The women marched quietly to
places assigned them by those in charge
OF the meeting. Occa sionally there
was cheering when tho speeches began.
some of which we're in foreign lam
SuaEes.
THE situation" District Attorney
Swami declared Tonight, shows that
there is premium put on speculation
and gambling In the necessities of
life"
Although scventy-two carloads o,
potatoes were in the yards OF one
railroad company here to-day, only
eleven carloads were uuloadcd. the
district attorneys Investigators re-
ported Similar conditions. they said.
had existed here for several days past.
The most definite measure is the pur-
chase OF large quantity of food. which
wiil he brought here for distribution
at the lowest possible price. George
w. Perkins. chairman of the Mayors
committee on TODD supply, announced
that campaign had been begun to
popularizc rice AS a substitute for
more costly foods The committee has
bought 4.0co.00o pounds Information
from Woodland. Cal. says Mr. Perkins
had tcleGraphed the county board of
trade there. asking terms for immc-
diate shipment OF 100000 pounds.
The Mayors committee has purchased
also carload OF smclts on the Pacific
Coast which will be used to force
down prices I'm tho local markets
Funds for these purchases were guar
anteed by members Of the committee.
Tho Board of Estimates and Appor-
tionmcnt has asked the State Legisla-
turc to authorize an amendment to the
city charter, giving the board powor
TO appropriate, In case Of emergency.
city funds with which to buy foodstuns
to he sold at reasonable prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
POLICEMEN SWEPT ASIDE
NI CROWD OF M<RCnt.n

Three policemen who tried 10 turn
the march"rs away from tho Waldorf
Astoria were swept aside. Although
rc-enforccd soon aftcrward by nrm- :
Der OF por,ers and other employees Of
the hotel. they were unable TO quiet
the crowd. Traffic was blocked in all
directions. One woman cried:
we want "a see The Governor: W..
want bread Our battles are starvin. :"
The reserves arrived while she was
speaking aud formed line in from,
of the hotel entrance They vainly
Mgned wili the crowd. and finally
'r're forced 10 charge. One woman
later was found unconscious in the
street, where. II was said. she had
been knockc cd down
While the police were dispensing the
crowd in front Of the Waldorf Astoria
committe" which had been ppointed
at the Madison Square meeting called
on Governor Whitman at the Hotel ST.
H.Ets Several hundred of those who
participated in the d. monstration at
the Waldorf Astoria as: embed in front
or The St. Regis. about a mile further
up fifth Avenue. III Governor re-
,e\ cd the committee IL ono OF the mar
iors Of the ho.cl ard told them that
Il" would support Ma. or Mitchell and
The other city authorit cs in every way
possible in relieving Il present situa-
t:on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
COMPLETE INFORMATION
on ALICE CASE LACKING;

Complete Information on tho Alice
case had not been received tonight,
and for the present it takes its place
with several others about whi:h the
state Department is preparing cvi-
dehce President Wilson is under
stood 10 be particularly anxious that
any request he may make for further
authority have behind il incontcstablc
proof that such authority is needed
to protect American rights.
so far As could h" learned tho Pres
idont did not discuss tho international
SITUATION with any of his callers to-
daE, and at the state Department the
arrival OF Consul Oshorn's dispatch rc-
Sarding the Alice was tho ONLY dcvcl-
ormcnt OF note. In most quarters IL is
believed there VII be no important
announcement before Tuesday. at least
when Secretary l.:nSing returns from
:; short vacation l. Nest Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
GOVERNOR EXPECTS
EVEN HIGHER PRICES

lie Governor told the committee he
was afraid things are too high" add
ing that he also was afraid they are
gong higher"
such condition" he said. prob
ABLY VIII prevail as long AS there is
such foreign demand for our victuals.
Tut We viii do the best we can in the
srisiaturs TO help the city relieve it's
needs
Some relief is in sight for the poor
OF Ne" York city who have been sur-
fering from the high price Of food
Spurred by riots. boycotts and mas
appeals. tho city government and
wealthy citizens have taken action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-28
HELP WANTED-NIale

Al II books
"MMrEp 3n; Soi S 1;en yes5. S5d ana
MEN desiring permanent work
should be interested in this
notice: The e. l. DU POINT, DE
NEMOURS & CO., at Hopewell,
Va, can use at once
Carpenters
Carpenter Helpers
Millwrights
Boilermakers
Pipefitters
Machinists
Mechanic Helpers (all kinds)
Firemen
Vibrating Operators
General Utility Men
This is splendid opportunity
to secure a permanent position
with a company that recognizes
ability. This opportunity should
be taken advantage of imme-
diately. Report at once pre-
pared for work to the Com
pany's Employment Depart
ment with sufficient tools to do
the kind Of work that you are
experienced in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-28
Commonwealth OF VirEinia,
Oflce OF tho
Superintpndent OF Public Printinp

sr.,rn Ri9hmond; ya; Sept; %. 1s1t
Ct THIS oEFICE until il X. Of rRfDAY.
September 2S. 1917 Tor tho PRINTING Tor
he state of, Of Virginia for one year from
Printed schedules. showing In detail th.
class rcations. on which ali bids viii be re-
CURED to be made. will be furnished to bid
CONTRACTORS viii be required TO entsr int
bond with security. to DO approved by enc
Secretary Of tho Commonwealth, for the
tracts. = 1880 wa
The right is reserved OF rejecting any or
all bids and tho work will be awarded in
such lots or portions AZ the Superintendent
and to be plainly marked ,Propossis For
Superintendent Of PUBLIC Printin,.
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It'd. WANTS

ooNoA M 4, 10 cents . limo per insertion.
n. .as nnsi'o rKsyss apply tss snsa.sa
s. cHHSGnM t ~ eo PYA c %sf ro WITH Ha
Tue kAr2 Gf FIJI LINE.
bS sp1ss' ,n s%G ns' 20 cents.
coz, insertions, 10 cents.
ant ,"ie!s ais .as Female,
ta, time. within one week. il cents line.
IN Ihe above rates cover ali classiiications
S. t tSSaaf4TH.f S. w VASE lis.
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Yf' 6 5s'f EoT Shfn are srk kEyfn above
,o SSs,ysdo's 3, Drug Store. Floyd Ave. and
os Gnsrl S.y + Turner. Druggist. Yves. Broad.
Germs Pharmacy 2223 Hanover Ave.
R'nf Hnsv Drug Store: E02t Grove Ave.
!, Toys Drug Store. Allen Ave and Grace
Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
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DUE s,"ts 81 Vest R'G sre 81.
La, V. H. siay Bros. Brook Ave. and City
>, Tarrant Drug Store. Foushee and Broad
Gehen Hcs Co. II II East aooh hroad 81 STREET
Trsse Ds5s CO. s,s az b ssSsd S. g.
vans Drug sto@s rt!h and in %afssa n s SIS.
Dssy. 20 81 Nof SSF! Tea His's 81, st
richardson Drug Store. SOL n. Seven
r: ii. Childrey. 70 N. Eighteenth St.
Turner'S Pharmacy. Twenty first and Main
Marshall SITS.
q ssp5!nser Drug Company. Twen,y-.hird
Hords Drug Store. Twenty ninth and Q
VEGA & sehaat DRUG Co. Twen,y.ntth
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Church nm Pharmacy. 1900 Eas. Broad
pISF ss. DsuE E Sore s52sd 81
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SOUTH RICHMOND.
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DEATHS

1HARE-Dled. Thursday. 1890 r. 81, FAN
ME A. HARE. twenty-five years old,
|dsughter of G. J. Is. and Bette l.. Hare.
1885 EdHewood Avenue.
Funeral notice later.
(MATTINGLY-Died, Thursduy. September
%. n A. NJ. a. PAUL MATTINGLY. in.
axe eighteen months NJ MIR and Mrs.
Ia. Matting!y SIS stuart Road. Barton
Funeral from the homo FRIDAY AFTER
1NOoN; 3:3o o'clock. Interment In River
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PROPOSALS-SeaIod.
SCHOOL, LIRRHRIEa-

SCHOOL LIBRARIES,
Sealed bids for furnishing libraries In the
public schools Of Virginia for tho sessloH
isl7;ls are hereby invited.
the proyisions OF section 1854 OF the schsoi
and copies OF tho lista of books approved ~
the State Board Of Education wifi be FUR.
Bids will be opened en-ths 18TH Of ooA.-
The right Is reserved to reject any ana all
BY order OF tho State Board Of pduoa.
r. C. srBARNEs,
superintendent OF Public Instruction.
Richrond VA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-28
FOR sALE-Reai Estate

BELOw cost. my Ginter Park home. P. o.
FOR sale. below cost. 9 corner lots in HIgh-
land Park for quick sale. ne. care
Times Dispntch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-28

FIRST NATIoNAL. BANK.
rp, Richmond, Va. Sept. IS, 1917.
this day declared dividend of 7. Ia per
cent on Its capital stock OF S2.Qoo.0op to
Its stockholders OF record as OF Septembsr,
VIII DO mailed -
VIRGINIA. AnoLINA CHEMICAL CO.,
nj 6TVSpSasSS sSs ~ Sept az. 1917.
-, The board of directors of Virginia Caro-
lima Chemical Company have this day do
shared. the same being dividend No. .' 20 on
Noyember /. 1917. when checks VIII DO
q. the close OF business October l5. 1911.
8. W. TRAVERS. Treasurer.
VTRGiNlh-GARoLINA CHEMICAL CO..
ONCE OF Treasurer.
Richmond. Va, Sept al, 1877.
DIVIDEND No. 49,
Tho board OF directors have this day do.
sharss, share, the same being auarteriy. dividsSd
pany PAYABLE ya i;na oe,obsr Is 1911 when check.
Of record at tho close OF business on oeto-
S. W. TRAYpRs, Treasurer.
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BOATS AND LAUNCHES

6OAIo fCh SALE.
CRUISING yacht length az feet speed IL
,n nis and per sSSr ~ lay long Boat
Entits huh s. mshoSanY. double sdp piaSSk.99.
tsstened With copper riveG siId Srsss sore VS..
snndusky TO Detroit. Mich. and from there
20 hihshmonS under own power; IS II. r.
starter; automob.le control. Electric iishts
throughout Can accom- modal to six peouie on
extended cruise. Have no timo 70 use boat
this season. and Will sell for one-third
Sras,niii e ISL h = Kashiar. telephone
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HELP WANTED-Niale

WANTED. registered assistant drusE!st or
man not registered who 10 competent
perienee. salary wanted and state when
cond report for duty. L +4. caro- Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-28
Thirty Laborers

Wanted. thirty good men. at our plant on
Broad Street. at Belt Limo. Good wages
MONTAGUE MANUFACTURISG CO.
PRINTER wanted for country once: steady
Job Tho MatheMs journal. MathewI. Na.
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MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY to loan. 10000 On Virginia farm1.
Raymohd ID Hodson, Attorney, Wssh.
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FOR SALE-.NIachinery.

FORD touring car; good condition. Can be
seen south corner Fifth and Broad from
10 TO Il O'clock Saturday morning.