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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-08
Classified Advertisements

recovered by the Police Department OF
said city and delivered to said Superin-
tendent OF Police by the different mem
bers OF the Police Department Of said
city more than six months prior 10 the
date hereof viii be sold at public auc-
ton by the Superintendent Of Police or
said city of Hammond at the front
door of the Headquarters of the De
partment of Police in the city Hail OF
the City Of Hammond. at the corner or
Holman Street and Truman Avenue on
the 10th day of January 1917 at two
O'Clock p NJ. of said day in accordance
with the provisions of an act of the
( General Assembly of the state OF In
diana. approved March 9Th. 1905. and
all acts amendatory thereof and sup
I Elemental thereto.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
/ Old Auto patrol owned by the City OF
Hammond will alo be sold at public
auction
PETER AUSTGEN,
Supt Police.
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COUNCIL. To
TRY GARY
MAYOR?
Or Will There Be a Quick
End to the Preliminary
Impeachment Proceedings
Against Mayor J. o. John
son This Evening?

It IS expected the Gary city hall will
be packed to the limit this evening by
citizens to see whether the council will
go through with its move to aIe charges
and information against Mayor r. o.
johnson and his two safety commits
sioners. X NJ Burr and Alfred Carlson.
procedure which may lead to their
impeachment
Town rs Guessing.
Many believe there will not be a quo
rum tonight: others think that a treaty
Of peace may be signed between the
mayor and the warning aldermen ang-
OF Captain George Nestorovitch from
the police force
Aldermen Say NO Blufhng.
Chairmen Houren Of the councils 20
lice committee has stated to THE TIMES
that those questioning the sincerity OF
the council will learn the truth tonight
Alderman Michel Duchich said that the
council would have its own attorney t
push the charges, but said his name
would not be given out for publication
Have an Investigator
Rumors are said to have reached tbs
city hall that the counclimen employed
private investigator to get dope.
May File Afhdavits.
/ If the council carries through it!
plans there will be afhdavits filed to
night accusing the mayor of grave
things. The committee was instructed
to file charges relative to personal mis-
conduct. interfering with an officer
and official misconduct Inefficienc.
charges and neglect of duty were to b.
filed against Burr and Carlson.
Adherents of both sides plan t
crowd the council chamber tonight.
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This famous Palmist reads your en-
tire life from cradle to old age, Just
as the hand indicates. Gives you
dates and facts: tells you what has
passed IN life and what is happening
without asking a single question. She
does not tell things to please. But
reads things just as the hands indi
cate, tells you the planets you were
born under, the lucky and unlucky
planets, when and where you viii
marry, settles and explains love. fam
iIy troubles. marriage, divorce, health
business, law suits. speculations. in
vestments, transactions Of all kinds
In fact, no matter what your hope
fear or ambition. come to this noteC
Palmist and find help. There Is NJ
need for anyone to be unsuccessful
her advice removes all trouble. Sh,
guarantees satisfaction or no charge
Her readings are strictly confidential
| Call and consult her free
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Continued from page ohC'{
appointed by President Frank CAN'T o.
The association last week suomit1eo
The resolution that the status quo OF
the court she retained. Chairman } A
Gavit made an oral report Of the com
rnittee's resolution and reported mat
four out of the FIVE members voted Tor
It Judge Greenlee Of Gary being the
dissenting member.
on the vote to adopt the resolution
those present voted almost unanimous
~ to support it A ringing no" came
from Attorney Robert Davis. one OF
Gary's most argent boosters.
Following the resoIution's adoption
two committees were appointed the
steering committee consisting Of At
torneys Jesse Wilson of Hammond. OF
"a Bruce of Crown Point. and B. D. J..
C;lazebrook of Indiana Harbor is /"
keen the bar association Informed "li
any Developments with reference 10
court matters at Indianapolis
The finance committee composed OF
ATTORNEYS w. J. McAleer and James h
Stinson of Hammond and Abe Often
heimer of East Chicago IS to raise
funds to maintain a committee at Indi-
annapolis if necessary
1t was also voted to send a copy Of
the resolutions adopted this morning
10 every senator and representative in
the Legislature
The legislative committee whose
resolution was adopted this morning
consists of Attorney J. a. Gavit Judge
Greenlee. Judge Walter Riley and At
torneys Otto Bruce and Roy Green
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

GARY.
!, s. Il .. Main st. Add Chester
K. Writ, TT. ct al. to Frances
xI-asblro,vicz ------------ $4,000
/, 81. b j. Jackson Park SO.
Broadway Add. Lawrence
Traeger to Lewis f. Barnes,
- j ------------- $4,000
1, As. Il A. Broadway Heights
Add. Condit NcGhnnity Realty
~ ~ Prank csunderlik $780, $4,000
T. TO- g Cary Land Co.'S fth
Sub Gary Land 60. 70
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Money to Loan
LEGAL NOTICES.


ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the StOckhold-
ers of the Home Building Loan and
Savings Association of Lake County
will be hel@F~sn the Home office of the
Northern States Life Insurance Compa-
NY, Thursday evening, January 18th
1917, at seven o'clock p. m. for the cleo
ton Of three directors and the tFansac-
ton of such other business as may reg
ularly come before the meeting.
ANTON Fl. TAPER. Pres.
Attest. JNO. ID. SMALLEY, Sec.
Jan 10
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NOTICE OF SALE OF STOLEN AND
UNCLAIMED GOODS.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing described property to-wit:
ivory compass. 3 gold watches. gold
watch and fob. 2 gold rings. handbags
and contents, / box junk box of spec
tacles, 10 pocketbooks, II pocket knives.
auto tail lights, bicycles. / auto
tire, motorcycle tires, old. 2 bicycle
tires. old iron. / pair of shoes; which
said above described property has come
into the possession of the Superintend-
ent of Police of the City of Hammond
indiana, as stolen and abandoned goods
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NOTICE.

Hereafter no classified ads VIII
be accepted over talaphons unless
that person has q telephone ana
furnishes as with tho correct mum
her OF same at time OF placing fne
ad-
Al persons placing advex1Se-
xnerts with MS oves phone must caA
81 the office and pay for same VIII
IN five DAYS. Otherwise an 0xDx@
charge OF TEN CENTS vii be made
for COLLECTING.
The best service can be g4vea py
bringing your advertisements 20 ina
cTncs and pay for same 81 TA1n@ Oh
placing the advertisement
LAKE COUNTY, PEIU ExW0 418
PUDLIsEIEG GO.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.
In the matter of the Estate Of Joseph
L. McGross. Deceased. No. 1877.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersfgned has been appointed admins
traitor of said Estate. by the Judge OF
the Lake Superior Court.
said Estate is supposed to be solvent
lake co. SAVINGS & TRUST co
Administrator
Dated 1-5-1917.
Jan. S-15-22.
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BIG FIGHT STARTED
BY GOVERNOR
1contlnned from Page onel

governors recommend the calling Of
constitutional convention, they believe
that these subjects. along with many
others may well be referred TO that
convention for consideration and de-
termination.
Governor Goodrich has an interest
ing section in his message on the sub
iect of a state highway commission.
He believes that such a commission
consisting of four unpaid members,
should be created. TO have supervision
Of the kind of wearing surface thar
shall be placed on permanent and nam
roads. He would have the commission
with power to establish main roads TO
which state aid should be given.
The governor recommends the repeal
Of the three-mile gravel road law
He also recommends a law that will
make it easier to impeach public
official who is crooked in office.
Another interesting feature of the
message is the recommendation for a
law that would permit absent vo-
ter by mail at all elections. This kind
Of law would have enabled the Indi-
ana soldiers on the Mexican border tc
vote at the last election. Another Is
that he recommends a change in thc
contitution so the legislature may
classify counties for voters registra
ton purposes. He believes that the
present registration law is burden
some and that it is not needed in man,
counties.
There is doubt as to how much q
\ this program the governor can pu
I through at this session. on all o
+ those things that are republican plat
\ form pledges the republicans in tn
I legislature probably Will stand togeth
er. But beyond the platform pledges
there is said to be no UNDERSTANDING
among them as to how they shall vote
1t has been learned also. that tn
republicans will not make prohibition
or woman suffrage a caucus measure
There is a report TO the effect tina
a canvas of the members of the hous
shows that fifty-three representative
favor prohibition and forty-seven ar
opposed to it.
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in his inaugural address today that IN
his opinion the lieutenant governor not
only has the right to cast the deciding
vote on all subjects whenever the vote
Of the senate is . tie. but that the
constitution mandates him to vote un-
der such circumstances. Therefore he
will vote on all propositions when there
IS a tie even on the passage Of bills.
In case a bill passed by the vote of
The lieutenant governor the only way
ii can be attacked will be by asking
the supreme court to determine wheth-
er the vote was in accordance with
the constitution.
Governor Goodrich urged the legis-
lature TO get busy at once, and not to
waste time at the beginning of the ses-
sion. as has been the custom of for
mer sessions 1t is believed that the
legislature will take the hint and go
to work at once.
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For Rent Cottages.

FOR RENT-A modern T-room bunga-
low with garage on south side. Phone
s54W or S70R. Hammond.-1.6:3t
E0P r,FNT-We have several houses
for rent. north side. Paxton Lumber
- Hammond 1916
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Clairvoyant.
MADAM LEONE
For SaIe-Automobiles.

FOR sALE-1915 fve-psgr. .SpeedweIl'
starter and lights. new tires; is q
nigh grade car. $4,000. 4506 Forsythe
Ave. Phone 672-M. East Chicago.
1871
FOR SAI.E-Best equipped Ford touring
car ia Lake County. perfect condition;
nm about 5000 miles; new tires all
around Address, Box 176, Hammond
1:6:2t
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Death of Mrs. Heller.

near Griffith yesterday leaving a wild
aver and four children. She was sixty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-08

live newspaper for people who are
.tlu on earth that's what THE
TIMES is.
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DWELLING SHORTAGE IN
CARY A MERE TRIFLE
=
So D. Komarovsky is Having
a House Moved From New
Chicago, Ind.

Unable to find home in Gary for his
family because Of the shortage in
dwellings. David Komarovsky was not
10 be daunted He IS having the house
he has been living in at New Chicago.
Ind. moved to the steel town
Komarovsky took out building per-
mil to have the dwelling set up at 1929
Connecticut street. The house viii be
sbipped whole on flat car from New
Chicago. and as there are no cumber-
some bridges on the right of way the
task will be easily achieved.
Student Fit by Beer Sign.
while walking in 9th avenue. near
washington street, yesterday after
noon Joseph Linkus. student at Val
paraso university was painfully in
iured when a beer sign hanging in front
Of Jerry Deegan's saloon suddenly fell
shooting Marks Xmas.
saturday was Christmas eve for more
than so per cent of the population of
cary the orthodox Christmas being
celebrated yesterday. There were fes-
tivities in all parts of town and many
happy gentlemen got out their firearms
and shot up the town
Ben Schrader of Nashville. Tenn.
happened to be passing 4th avenue and
Rucbanan street Christmas eve when he
met some Serbans roasting a pig foi
their Christmas dinner. Ben proceeded
10 help them with the job. He fell into
tho fire and both Ben and the pig We're
badly scorched. Ben is now at Mercy
bospital
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For sale-Horses & Cattle.

FOR SAIF-Black horse. gentle. gle
or double. Dakai 1854 Kennedy ave,
East Chtca go-1.6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-08
IL. STEEL
CD. BUYS 23
COAL MINES

The Illinois Steel company has pur-
chased twenty-three coal mines in West
Virginia and southern Illinois. valued
at more than s10.467 900. This informa-
ton, originating in New York, was dis
covered yesterday by the Examiner.
The transaction. intended for pro-
lection against a coal famine. includes
twenty-five mines in the Pocahontas
| field Of West Virginia and tho Middle
Fork mine in Franklin County. Illinois.
! The facts of most significance to the
coal-consuming public are:
! 1. The Steel Corporation. by us
! ing practically all the Pocahontas
/ coal in it's Eastern plants. will drain
/ the Western market of hundreds of
thousands of tons of hat-heating
1 co~ This may initiate prices enor-
/ mously.
> by taking over the Middle
j Fork mine the Steel Corporation in
dicatos the stringency of the coal
shortage. for it never before has
entered the Illinois field.
g. Purchase of the Middle Fork
mine also indicates that Illinois coal
can be made into coke. This is the
first tangible result of experiments
covering many years made by DR..
r. S. Morse of Chicago.
Entire Holdings Sold.
The Pocahontas coal mines of West
Virginia were bought from the Poca-
hontas Fuel Company, of which Isaac I.
Mann. New York City. is president and
largest stakeholder Mr. Mann is under
| stood to have sold his entire holdings to
the United states Coal Company in be
half Of the Illinois Steel Corporation
The Pocahonta Company ships 5000 00o
tons annually.
The Middle Fork mine. near Benton
III. was sold for more than S46l.oO0
The transfer was effective last Monday
Ownership of this mine viii make 4
Possible for the Illinois Steel Corpora
ton to obtain it's coke for about 80 cents
a ton less than it costs now to transport
It from eastern fields.
Adjoining this property are 5000
acres of coal land which the Illinois
steel Corporation has owned for hv'
years but has not developed.
News Of another transaction showins
, that steel concerns have decided to galI
ownership of coal mines comes ia dis
, patch from Pittsburgh. which state!
that the Midvale steel Company Of tina
city has paid 100000 for 10000 acre
of coal land in washington and West
moreland Counties, Pa. formerly tn
c property of the Pittsburg & Westmore
land Coal Company.
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Wanted-Male Help.

NTFN-Our illustrated catalogue eS
plains how we teach the barber tr Gsoi9
o,{cIxiV mailed free. Moler Barber - ~.
Iege Chicago. Ill.
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wANTED-Young man who mas, mas md
some experience on stores ie Leo 2ToT anu
cost work. by VIM. Graver 1ahA W K "a :
East Chicago.
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years Of age and had lived in Lake
county for thirty years.
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WANTED-Man. experienced collec I,-,r
must be able TO assist oooKA5 tI p1 1l-
Apply main office, Lion Store 1e .
mond
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- D--,r-r, vo,,no mani stenOETapIItI
80 boclFlxeeper: must be neat accuT
ate and Wiling to start at moderate SAL
AIRY. unusuI opportunity for qN4 5ias
ment. Two Step Ladder CO. 80 80
ave Hammond.
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There is report TO the effect that
a canvas of the members of the house
shows that fifty-three representatives
favor prohibition and forty-seven are
opposed to it.
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LAWYERS OPPOSED
TO CHANG 8

Continued from page one,)
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bush announced
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Real Estate Bargains

FOR SALE=S1.s50 buys house and lot
at 934 Jefferson ST, Gary, IND rent
Maid Moriarty. IL Gostlin st, Ham
mond. Tel. 635. y -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
VAWTER Jury VISITS
HOME At BLACKsBuRC
Views Scene Where, Stockton Heth,
Jr., Was Shot 10 Death by In
stitute Professor.
ACCOMPANIED BY DEFENDANT
Accused Man Again Sees His Ruined
Home and Place OF Tragedy. but
Takes No Part in PROCEEDINGS.
Verdict Expected by Thursday.
IDy Asaocia;.d Prcss

HRISTIAESBURG. VA. May g.
The jury OF Montgomery County citi-
gems with whom rests the fate of Pro
lessor Charles T.. Vawter, who is
charged with the murder OF Stockton
Heth. Jr.. to-day was taken TO Blacks
spected the interior of The Nawter
home. on tho Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute campus Closely guarded by
officers. and under tho personal over
sight Of Judge w. w, MoTet,. the jury
examined the premises with mcthodical
oxactness.
Professor Nawter was present dur
Inc the examination. but took no part
In the proceedings. Picking up a
wrench from a table in the dining
room, the accused man said "rhis Is
all / have left or my car. sold ii
last week"
Later he was seen bargaining with a
newspaper man for tho sale Of :; hand
some piece OF mahogany furniture
After inspecting the upper hallway.
where the shooting OF Stockton icth
occurred. ana examining the spo;s
where two OF The bullets were i'm :
bcddcd in the walls. the jurors were
taken back to ChristiansburE, where
they will be- kept under strict guard
until Monday morning.
Practically the entire morning scs-
sion OF court was taken UP with minor
testimony and the examination Of
character witnesses. who were called
upon TO testify ga to the reputation
and verac!tE OF Bernard Williams. the
studentlodscr in the Nawtcr home.
Professor g. l.. Miles, who married
the accused mans sister. testified that
during last May he had advised mem
hers Of the family concerning Vawtcr'
condition.
!, is though that the trial viii! be
completed hy Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Preachers to Urge
Greater Food Crops
1856 Ministers. Of al Demon
nations in Seucn Southern States
IVMPrcach on Subject To-Day.
iBy Associated Press. !

ATLANTA. GA. May Thirty three
hundred and nftyfive ministers. Of
practically all denominations i'm seven
southern states. Tonight had sisniiicd
their intention of preaching tomorrow
on the necessity for greater food
crops They were urged to do this in
letter signed by Clifford Pinchot.
representing the governments: by civic
bodies of Georgia and Atlanta, and by
bishops and numerous other church
men. In Florida, the Governor issued
a proclamation calling on every
preacher TO urge planting more food
crops at once.
Besides getting the request by mail.
3.i3l ministers were reported by tcle-
phone. and asked TO state whether or
not they would heed the request.
Only soventy-si1 declined. In Alabama.
forty-threc replied yes. thirty no;
Georgia. 632 veg, thirty-onc no: North
Carolina. 4s2 yes, i've no; South Caro-
lima, 372 yes. four no: Mississippi. 1872
yes. one no: Kentucky, 9ii yes. four no;
Florida, SO yes. one no.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
WILL AID RED CROSS
Mrs. Valentine Names Committee. 10
represent Equal Suffrage League
In Mnr nelicf Mnrk

Relieving IN The necessity -. CO.
ordinating all forces for war service
under the Ecd Cross, Mrs. T.. - valen-
tine, president Of the Equal Suffrage
League o: Richmond. has appoint ed
tho following committees to insure the
active cooperation OF it's members With
INC Richmond Chapter OF the America: :,
Red Cross: Miss Caly Ryland and
Mrs. $. NJ. Block TO assist Goodwin Boy
kin on the membership conluultce
Mrs. walter s. MCNEIL. chairman; Mrs
John iiampden Chamberlayne. Mrs
Ernesi Mead and Mrs. Barton Wise, TO
assist AIRS. Charles L. Williams, Jr. in
securing workers for hospital supplies:
Mrs. John 6. .Arm.stead chairman.
Mrs Tom NJ Sn1yth. Mrs. Stuart Ron
noid., Mrs. Frank Dew and Mrs. David
j. Greasy TO assist Mrs. Henry h..-
NerNiiie by working on the home ala
/ committee.
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LABOR LAW WARRANTS
Stuir Uurrau rulings pros~rutiOn.
Against several Firms Is
rortsmUutiI.

Commissioner !. .. Dchcity. Of the
state l.pbor Department. wss notified
yesterday that warrants charging vlo-
la,ions OF tn" child 'abci law have
been sworn on; against the following.
frms in Portsmouth: Quality Hat
Shop. -. I..viuson. ruanaccr: Kirn
Eornor DRUG %. y. Goodman, manager,
NJ. Farrell AVID r, colasan,i y Co
II. &. Pollard. and J! Goodman
manage OF Tic Famous, are charged
with violating tho law lciaiinp 10 san
station .tll cases will be heard il,
Portsmouth, nHA' TUESDAY Tho war
rants wcra zwofi. nu, IL, Miss Lille
81 barbour, factory iusperto! 90 the
S'atr l.; hp. department.
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ELLIOTT TO SPEAK
tunutri FOR Federal Reserve iIuarn g..
Wake Address before Hichmond
Hnr khsuciatiou.

Milton &. Elliott couuac, Tor tn.
Federal reserNc Board viii address
the richmond Bar Association Al H.;
quarterly meeting On thursday nigh:
:; ST., o'clock 81 the Nestmorelan5
i'lub. on the subject OF Tho Legal
status OF All Alien Enemy" MI Elliott
VAS a FORMER member of the Virginia
bar, and is well lHown 20 muuy OF the
law! ers in Richmond. lie practiccd in
charlottcsvill" and has servcu ar
counsel for the Fedora! Eeserve Board
since it's organization. and in that e.. :
pacity has been IN touch wiki, t.:c Tor
oicn loans OF The United States gov
eminent.
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speak. to Beneficial Clubs.

Key; w. 81. stokes, ID. d., pastor OF
the Ebcnczcr aBptist Church, colored.
wil speak at 3:3o O'Clock this after
Noon at tn. Fifth Street Baptist
Church, colored, to the members Of the
beneficial clubs OF Richmond on the
subject, ~ ,he Forge" Captain Wal
ter 5. Co"sn wii, introduce tho speak
c.. and John III. Mabrey will preside.
There viii To special music by III,
choir undci TIL" direction Of Joseph
s!atthcws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY POURING IN

Ma Mr.
in atoms
suffered
bottle,
of
hrrni believe ronized
Il
orn to its
,-ravis
Ironized he addition
to
advc
or
attended o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
CHOICE OF 2FAST TRAINS
FAST SPECIAL, TRAIN

~ Sf,t.CTfE TRNIN
VIII leave Richmond every Sunday AT
$40 \. NJ. arriving Norfolk 1880 a. NJ
aud leave Sorfoik. returning. at $40
J.. NJ. reaching Richmond l0::5 y. NJ.
EIrursion Tickets from Eichm on
"ill also De honored in either or both
directions on the "RIchmond and Nor
folk Limited" Cannon Ball). which
leaves Richmond 500 4. NJ, and leaves
Norfolk i:lJ l.. NJ.
Any further information desired
may lie obtained At the Norfolk and
western Passenger Office, Smith and
Main Streets.