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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
CADET NINE WORKING OUT
L0R"h GOrton Nns Candidates I.ooscn-
Ing Nus"lcs-Prospccts Weakened
by Loss OF Graduates.
Spcrial 10 The Times Dispatch.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
lENtNGTcN, VA, February 24-Tho
last i've day HAY" marked the open
ing Of the baseball season FOR tho
Cadets. Tuesday with its warm sun
brought cut The men for the initial
practice. Head Coach Gorton WAS
AVA with tho basketball squad, but
Coach Nbcll ISSUED the call The dia-
inond was too wet from the recent
rains for use. so the men were put
I" work J, oscnins up tho muscles of
Their arms. Only III" pitchers and
catchcrs were kept cut. thcsc number
ing about twenty.
The team this year will DC greatly
Handicapped By tho loss OF SO many
o: last Years stare The Pitts broth
'rs have graduated 50 that splendid
hnttery is lost. jap Miiincr the
crack hrst sackcr VI tho past season
Ia also gone. The varsity third base
man. Rogers. - wiih tho Michigan
National Guard and is KEEP, away. The
outneld is also In bad shape but it
is hoped that tho nrst year men will
send out candidates who viii salts
factoriiy MI All these vacancies or
the Ole battery squad. Ecchcr and
Massic arc back Tor the mound. and
rairlamb is out for Tho mask job.
Losch. q frat has good record for
prep school catCIInE. Will" Scclcy.
lkcwis. a now man, ~ reported 10 be
gocd on the mound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

shot with tremendous power lie
cleared we'll and sent the ball well up
the field. Walls returned it and passed
to Allen. who tried to set bv for a
goal, but was brought up by j. Grundy.
who WAS playing his FIRST game this
year at back. The old We, playcd a
grand game. incidentally. and un-
doubtcdly saved Il large score against
the team. His experience stood him
in good stead time after time
seed took the bal! and passed 10
Sewage. who transferred To Lavender
and. with neat combination. worked Il
down the ncld II died out when they
encountered the Albemarle backs. how
ever. Summers booted up thc field and
when Allen received he transferred 10
DIXON. who scored with "a grand shot.
Lavender rcstartcd the game, but the
Alhcnlarles were too strong in defense.
and returned the ball into the Confcd-
! crate half Of the held. Then cnsucd
, Il regular bombardmcnt OF the Confcd
crate goal practically AL the Contcd
crate team being on the defense. and
the: managed 10 keep the ball out. II
was much this way up till half time.
when tho game was In favor OF the
Albenrar!c. one goal TO none.
The second half opened with the
Albcmarlcs again attacking. and +,
was only occasionally that the Con-
celebrates broke away. and even then
lneI wore not nanc crouS. Reyes only
handled tho ball twice during the game,
which proves how strong was the Al
heWarlc team ia defense as well as
attack \icr soon put on number two
for them with lightning shot.
Soon after restarting. Darlington
saved marvelous!y from Allen when
that player shot from pointblank range
few yards out. Gr!s;ic put on NUM-
Der three for the .tlbemar!es with q
good shot. which Grundy tried TO head
out. but could not reach
Tho grand Confederate attack which
has been talked OF 50 much all the
season was not seen AZ all in this
game. and when they tried To break
away, they were quickly checked by the
sterling work Of til" opposing halves
anu backs. II can truthCully he said
Mat the Confcdcratcs were outclasscd
from start to finish ana the Albeuarics
fully deserved TO win.
ror The winners, the entire team
played we'll. and were at the ton Of
their form. For the losers, Daring
ton played grand game. saving a
number OF shots that looked certain 10
score. Grundy. a. back, was e tower
81 strength, and. go stated before
saved his team 3 crushing defeat Tho
rest IF the team seemed to he OF
their game, with ono or TWO cxccp.
tions.
The liuc-up:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
RICHMOND MOTOR-BOATS
GUARD HARBOR AND RIVER
,conrtnued From First rasep

tho stern. This boa, sleeps nine pes
sons and ten can u" accommodated al
the table, while the Sasolinc tanks are
sufficiently large for hours ~ cruis-
ins.
The zach, WI ,~ tile lvmaest and
PROBABLY the socodissl cruiser owned ~
Richmond II is the property Of i. T..
Naehlcr. commodore Of the Richmond
Yacht club The Vic" is sixty,two
foe' Ions; and ciGh, ana a half feet
beam. y peculiar feature OF her con-
struction is the fact that there is not
q nail or niece or calkiug used IN
The entire hull Tho hUN is double
rlanhei, hoins muhoPau. outsiGc and
spanish cedar ina'do With = layer ~
OLGA s.lh .aG:wooI rA' Whole h'ins fas-
teuHG togStIcr .tftu abou; $4,000 brass
sr"c"s i~d' c"ur-r r,yr,s small speed
boats arc 'rcGu"utlr nuil, Ia thi, man
ner. tut IN" vie is rrobahl! the only
boat Of lis lou=th ~ which this CON
7truc ,ion has hrcu used
This Noa; has cruising accorniuoda-
tons 70. sIN people. Il j. lighted
throughout 10y electricity furnished by
dynamo and storage batteries CON
nec,,a ntth the n:tor, The boat is
handed exactly * an automobile all
cnntrol' bcins c"n> enicn, 10 the man
~ the wheel even the motor being
,Astar'ed cl"ctricallv ny push button.
zoo s.lloms anl gL%,T o Wiz '"p|y ~, ~
~ ~ r,iim, 49, go" "
~tfr,ro7.',',, ,. $500 m'S'"'.' I"
nn,nT. 49,, - N"pa','E 81 "'o
III. W. r. S,"N -
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80" "','' '.' Ne'-
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80" 0n' - cunt
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deri 'h' hncSi oH'l
f'" ana r"pner fastened
MA. '"iil EQUIPPED IN
,n,." >i'cH'"S accom-
,, -"' ""H one servant,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
RECORD IS EXCELLENT
CHURCH HILL FIVE MAKES
FINE SHOWING DURING YEAR
-Four Members Picked for All-Star
QuImt-outciass Other Local
Teams Records for Scnrou

Few loca' basketball teams OF Rich
mend can Boast OF as good a record as
that made during the last season by
the Church Hill Athletic Club.
This organization. composed OF some
OF .he fastest and cleverest basketeers
in the cty has stood in a class apart
from all other Richmond quints. 1t
has me. and defeated all teams in the
Federation League with little trouble
and ,riumphcd over the champions Of
the Athletic League in rather easy
fashion
The Richmond College five VA. the
only Basketball team in this vicinity
ina, succeeded in defeating the Church
am FIVE during the season. and that
game uas PLAYED when the athletic
,,ub Was IN = rather weakened condi-
tion.
Eis colleEc CUNTS gave the local club
tho most irving games during the year.
aud as a rule were victorious. How
ever Church I'M pla we'd q strong game
throughout tho season. and ably dcul-
onst-ated their ability as a team and
a individuals. Trinity College. V. T.
and the LyuchburG Y. N. Z. \. were
the CUNTS that forced 'hc local club To
take tic smaller end OF the scores.
Professor George y. Allison, physical
director Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. IN picking An all-star five
for The Times Dispatch. gave four OF
,hr Church Hill players places on the
uythical Guiui The were r. T.. Bell
captain aud left forward; Sob Hatcher.
iicAt forward Booster Ehmir. right
guard. .md Charles Perkins. center.
1hcS. men wcro selected MOI alone
tor their proves III effective guard
lnc "f opposing players and in accuracy
III basket tossing. hu; also FOR their
Willingness to tit into the hask cthall
machine es CO.'S snd tho resulting first
class team work Of tho quiut. as we'll
az tor thcir craftsmanship.
'Ihc record OF the Church Hill quint
fpr the season shows that tho five
MON fourteen contests and lost but
i've including those lost on extended
trips. The record Tor tho year fol-
lows.
9 II \ a. -. EanIo'pb Macon college
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
ARTHUR WILSON WINNER
IN DASH AND HURDL ES

e.
~ " +: Mcnamara, Tech n S: 4 =
-, %,,H'. III. &, second J. T. RYAN Tech
IL. =. miro. Time 10 -.
l"hne HOPKINS iutcrfra'~rniiy ,cioscd,-
i'm i'm ~ N,rh. Delta PM trie"hcr t;a,chcll
n'ane;,r,, "eGe,: teconG Beta Theta III.
,sia. -, s 1,s" S. r finn."c . ,.s1ts
W"chs. J. II: u. t. r Edmmn,. T. ~,
t"%s ',,"gon"; Perkins. J. H. T., Third Time
loo srd hurdles open han,Iirup-wop nv
naNl' .. l. Nour yards,; l.. r McDon. Ri
~ zone yard, sc"onJ: ~. l.. Tren.
n rI' Episcopal III, ;. tscvcn yarJsj. third.
TO Eard run. opcu handicnp--won hv T..
i:by. L. "f IA. .uhT"r ards, j. i. - Rricm.
+ !. 'n,rd t"s RYE. y*rds,, second; i.arkin,
FunninS high Iump--won by j. H. Kim.
Wc'' NJ :. e. thaif iEchb: ~. Morrison &;
W T.. 'twv and one half inches, second :
~ X MinEaie jr;. g W. L. Uhrec inchcs,,
'nirni lirisht, feet :: T. chcs.
man. longs; Washington Swimming club
i6.pouud shot putWon by Thurman. l.
OF Va. tfour feat: f.cadhcttcr i ri y
,s'rat"np. second: Nithcrouw, l. OF pa
tscratcht, third. Distance. ~ feet 10 -
e@o-yard dash open handicap. nnal-won
yagGs, MaxaH i Of r ,h i@s ann ' nme
E S"lf y'T ,hir;. "e T1a M"ssehy l. de-"
Half mile relay racc--W"n by Baltimore
Athlete" AsSnCiation H"pnnueh FRAME
Everett. brown: Washington Canoe Club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

several members az the team showed
i unusual sHility as goal-makers, and
their scores, made against teams az
varying caliher, show they should To-
va,uabl" additions to almost any team
liz tho state. This individual records
;ollor:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
VIIS sea SOL.
The Iinc-up:
LEAGUE LEADERS DEFEATED
Hh REJI NENATED AI.BEMtRIt:S

INC Nbcmarlcs triumphcd over the
Conlcocr"t"S yesterday by a score Of
.hrec S""iS :" none in grand game
in which it was a case Of tho s,rnn,,
attack Of tho Albcmarlcs matchtne.
their strength against tho rather weak
encd deiens" Of tic Confcderates
Summers Won the toss, and defended
the son'h-"nd goal Lavender kick ed
OF at once, and the Aibemarles started
to press Darlington being called on
TO save grand shot by Dixon who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
virginia TECHS ANNOV\tE
fO0FBtLL SCHEDULE ron 1917

By Associated Prcssl
l.iNoIIBURC. VA. Fchrtiarv ~
Inc l'lI football schedule OF Virginia
iol%tcchn,c Institute. Black sburg was
announced day as follows;
,,S"p,,mos' Richmond College at
buir ~ ''"N"S'
October Yale. at %ew Haven
October 2o--Davidson al EI..k .n,r,
crtnbe, ..--GeorEct"wn at Washington
E"NrU Der j w AXE Forest at Black burg
Noyfr,hcr, io--Wcat Virginia AZ Hunt.
Novcmhcr ia y NJ of Nor,h Car.,l,.
at Norfolk (''''""'
November 2t--Roanoke ~ BlacL.burp
November :s-N. NJ l., at Ioanokc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
SOCCER SEASON CLOSES
OLD DOMlNIONS SUCCEED
IN RISING FROM CELLAR
Defeat Chcsnpcakcs In FinnI Champion
ship Contest by Small Scorc-AI-
bcmnrles Beat COnfedernte.

l'innI Standing OF Teams
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1917-04-20

By virtue OF the provisions OF GER
tain deed OF trust executed on the 18th
day of February, 1915. by Frank Ross
Atlas Ross and Mlllie Ross, 20 The
Merchants * Farmers Bank OF Oko-
Iona, Miss, to secure the payment of
an indebtedness therein given, and
which said deed OF trust IL of record
in the office OF the chancery clerk OF
Monroe county, at Aberdeen, Miss .,
in book w, at page 3s1, OF the records
OF trust deeds, and default having
been made in the payment OF said
indebtedness, /. w. IA. Davenport,
the trustee in said instrument, at the
request OF the benificiaries, will offer
for sale and will sell TO the highest
and best bidder for cash, within i gal
hours, on
TUESDAY. MAY sth. 1917.
In front of the court honse door, In
the town of Aberdeen, Monroe conn
ty. Mississippi. the following describ-
ed property. to-wit:
Fractional part OF the west half OF
section !, township 10, range easi.
Of basis meridian OF Chickasaw ces-
sion OF Monroe county and State OF
Mississippi, more particularly describ-
cd - follows: Beginning at the quar-
ter section corner Of the south line OF
section ], township IL. range 9 east;
thence due north along the quarter
line 40 chains and 25 links 10 a stake
on the quarter section line; thence
due west 20 chains and 81 links TO a
stake; thence due south 10 chains and
26 l-2 links to a stake on the south
line OF aforesaid section 1, township
l3, range 8 east, and thence due east
along south line OF aforesaid section
20 chains and 81 links TO the quarter
section corner and beginning point
Less Is acres I'm woodland along the
line Of division, being 100 acres OF
land. al In Monroe county. Mississippi.
The title to the above described
property In supposed to be good. yet
shall convey only such title az is
vented In me ~ trustee.
Witness my signature this the 3rd
day Of April. 1917.
w. H. Davenport. Trustee.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1917-04-20

Members and officers were allow
ed statutory per diem and mileage
and Board adjourned to first Monday
in May.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1917-04-20

eloan's Liniment quickly takes the
pain out OF strains. spratns, bruises
and al muscle soreneso- A clesu,
clear liquid easily sppdiod. it quickly
ponetRateo without rubbing. 6l0an'e
Liniment does not 1eaiu the skin Or
clog the pores like mu1oy plasters or
ointmento. For chronic rheumatic
ache8 md paino. nsuEalgis, gout and
lumbogo hove this we'll known rome-
dy handy. For the poins Of grippe
and fo1loW1uE otE4muUuo WORK. & Givuo
quick relief. At AL dR11Ehfo. Sc.
GAdv.I
FOR SALE-Oue lafxe driv-
ng Horpe, = ge, quality and price
riRht Aloo one BuRRy. equippod
With pole md shnfl single and
6R. NJ ]. CoERaaAN,
Abesdeen, Nioa
- -. - - i 81
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1917-04-20

$50.
Aberdeen and Gattman road, from
Buttahatchie bride to Berry Lay. to
Henry Easter. at $35.
Quincy road, from Aberdeen and
Russellville road to Hamilton road.
to f. L. Hall, at $35.
Quincy and Amory road, from
Aberdeen and Russellville road to
Monroe Monasco's, to Riley Mize,
at $28.
Supervisors Howell and Roberts
reported unfayorably on petition OF
III. d. Watson and others, for new
road in fourth district, and the same
was dismissed.
Prairie Chapel road was divided
into two equal links and F. F.
! Fowlkes appointed overseer of first
link from Sam Holiday road. and
Paine Lenoir overseer of second link
and all hands belonging to said road
were equally divided between the
two links.
The clerk was directed to adver-
tise for contracts for working all
roads of second district not now un-
der contract, neither being contract
ed and maintained by good roads
commission.
The clerk was directed to request
the State Highway Commission to
hold an annual meeting in Aberdeen
in Monroe county at as early date
as may be convenient.
An order was entered requiring all
cattle owners or care takers to in
close all horses and cattle upon re-
quest of inspectors for the purpose
of close inspection. subject to the
penalty of law for refusal to do so.
Permission was granted to J. NJ.
Higgason and Mrs. E. HI. Nichols
to erect telephone poles alongside
the county road from crossing Of ABB
erdeen, Gibson and Egypt road and
old Houston road east to connect
the Cumberland Telephone poles at
or near John Young's store.
Resignation of ]. E. Stout as con-
stable in Amory and Hatley precincts
was accepted and special election
for the vacancy ordered for May.
Resignation of D. r. Springfield,
justice of the peace in third district.
was accepted. and special election
for filling the vacancy be held at
Gattman and Alsup Mill May 4th.
An election was ordered to be held
on May 4th to determine whether or
not the territory proposed to be adj
ded to the Hamilton road district,
as petitioned for by 0. E. West and
others, SO as to include the entire
third district. not heretofore inclnded
in petition by r. M. Smith and
others. should come under the good
roads statute.
Following allowances were made !:
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1917-04-20

J. A. Smith. bridge lumber. 80 q
w. e. Howell. bridge lumber. 10 90
]. O. Allison. bridge W0Ek..... 2 90
Bryan Hardware Co., nails.... 5ll
]. D. Williams, bridge work.. 50
J. B. Gentry. bridge wOrk. 25 90
Charles Rowan. Yoad supplies. 80
w. B. Crouch. bridge work.. 90
A. L. Butter. bridge work.... l 80
8. p. Pearson, cauoewayinR -. Is 90
@. q. Roberta, bridge work.. s 90
L. M. Murrell. causewsying... 8 25
Bryan Hardware Co.. pauper
supplies. ~
Phoenix Drug Co.. county sup
plies. %
Sheriff Taylor, conveying luna
ulC.. 90 w
E. H. White. demonstration
agent...... .......-.....-.. 83 33
J. l.. SAMSON, tick inspector. IS 90
ID. M. Young. tick inspector IS 90
w. L. Dunlap. tick inspector. AZ 90
Illinois Central r. R.. freight. IS
SCHOOL FUND,
w. A. AddingtOn. Supt. Ed
salary and postage. .$i51 rs
Aberdeen Weekly, publishing. Is 78
w. NJ. Burus, refund tax....... 2 90
Foote & Davies. warrant books % SO
Aberdeen Examiner. publishing IL IS
Amory Times. publishing. 49,. 76
SPECIAL ROAD FUND
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-03
WILL DEDICATE
BILLIARD HOME
New Recreation Building To
BE Formally Opened
Next Week

Detroit's new Recreation building
the finest establishment ~ it- Kind
in the world VIII be formally
opened 10 me public on Monday
an elaborate program ~ events
having been arranged for each a-t
ernoon and evening during the open
ing week
The SWeeney-HustOn company has
spared no pains on expense In gath
cring together the array OF talent
for the opening week program and
some fine entertainment sur- lQ
be offered with such bilhaFdis's -
Ora Morningstar. Harry Cline Miss
Catherine Haywood, Bert Kurtlan-
Ray Palmer, Ralph Green'eat. Col
III. r. Perry, x j McGlnnis and
Corwin Huston. carded White Cham
pion Jimmy Smith Count Gengler
the Toledo AilStar bowling team
and ladies' teams from Cleveland.
Detroit, Toledo and Cincinnati .n
addition 10 the automobile and fra
ternal teams vii, furnish the boW
Ing end OF the bin ct fare
All styles ~ billiards will be
played with fancy shots exploited
BY Col. u. r VERY. mo Goted finger
billiardist. Harry Cline Miss Hay
woud. and Ralph Greenieaf
The new Recreation building has
been called the Downtown club.
and has an tho fncry oi an 3pto-
date club while ms equipment in-
cludes SS regulation tournament
bowling alleys. on four floor and
l05 billiard tables occHpE.ne tvo
floors
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-03
Veal

order Friday Night for First Deliveries Saturday.
Fifteen Phones 10 Take Your Order-(rand $3.50.
Most Convenient Location in Deroit( orner Woodward and
FOREST the Woodward and Crossown Car Lines.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-03

FRS our Nrw Home
'inde Minre -
meat. 49,
The Washington times., 1917-12-02

for ms 70 .n.x., W. hava MT n hit
10 sen novrs
Little sort Goal
". r Stone, 30 p street:
soft coal in small quantities is all
We have to Ohsr you. We wish a.
s1ra CO.., Tor ~. t-.s."
ceorr. H. stroud. Iaoe T street,
~ =. 49, s-sSt-- 49,. -, .a,,,a
NO, NO, we =. nave notnins mat We cou ClH.
s' S.s.s - 81 80 - i - xsa ,.os for
W. D. Sutherland. .s12s Fourteenth
The Washington times., 1917-12-02
IRIS in Cold and Much Pleading Fails Get One Ton Of Coal

rev customer. with .maIf quss.s
william B. Johnson 4 Co, COS 3
street southeast:
"Ws limit our customers to tHres
bushels each and have only = limited
supply"
c. Kern q sons. 1927 B street sOutA-
@ws have no coal and DO not sx-
pect any until next week. We cannot
take any orders until the coal b. IA
our yards."
Edmund V. Rics. IzIi4s B strss.
southeast:
II expect to be able 70 make soms
deliveries Of coal on Monday. bot
have only . very limited supply on
hand today and could not deliver any
Standard Coal Company:
1--WE only sell to the dealers We
received a carload Of hard coal today
and immediately distributed Il to ne
dealers to help tide them over"
L. p. stewart = Bro isOi I street
southeast
but only very limited quantity IN
our yards. Ws-corld net deliver any
today
L. 4 white Coal company, azlp I
street southeasti seI-.s-
ave have only . very Ifmited .sup-
ply and could not make = delivery %
you today
|. John r. FerriS sOl-ST A strsss
southeast:
@We are selling coal IN quarter ten
lots as a maximum. Aost Of our cts
toners are getting Il In bushels lots
and are glad to get It at that. oar
ehipments are delayed anywhere from
two to six weeks"
The Washington times., 1917-12-02

I'VE have no coal on hand, but ex-
pOct sous hext week
Jeff clomax, es n street southwest;
"Deed, boss. amt got . bit. All
wish an could get some coal. Amt
you Dc coal Administration? Con
away from heah. man. 20 ais de coal
administrator. Can't fool me"
Stephenson q Brother, Seventh
street wharf southwest:
mot . chance IN the world. No
coal"
A A Llshsov. 1oaO Third street
southwest. 'a@ ass r,.4
NO. ~. ,hs4sA.s = bit of eel On
hands
6. q ssissr.on. iOa4 sSird -ser..s
Southwests = fS3E @
I'VE stopped selling coal several
months ago. You might call up Lith-
row NEXT door, ana Try =
Johh Org, sal G street. southeast;
.sImpossibla, We are only selling
Il By the b1ahsl and oaiy bare = Few
-bushels lsfts ssu- "a
Collins 4 Cunningham. s12- B street
southeast:
|. mo coal a ALL -. r;e.s
TIL wa.t,,= 212 g street south
west:
~wonidSt ssil . ton to our regular
customers, much less to you Twenty
dollars doesn't cut any Ice"
FJ.EH. EIiasOn. B1e Third streot
sopthwssti
Haven't a peck IN the yard"
=. s. Golden, 72o second street
southwest: =
,HaSsn't any At all Don't know
The Washington times., 1917-12-02

can't tell what Monday win bring
SAINT Got Monet"
Joe Dsbbslla. ESQ Fourteenth street
northeast:
ave ain't got no coal today"
D. N. Freeman. e1s Third street
northeast:
1--WE can't deliver today. can't say
when We can. We have q long list
OF orders. ana yours Will have to take
its turn"
H. Il. eiOrsash. O2s Twelfth street
northeast; "a,
Il haven't got a ton Of any kind OF
hard coal to give you today"
r. J. = n G. Grace. 400 = street
northeast: -
1--WE couldn't deliver today: we have
too many orders ], think we could
send It MondAy."s' ;-.r5
Aard Furnace Cecil.
". II. IIsssick, 50 N street north
east:
Il havsn't got any hard coal except
hard furnace coal"
Hughes BrOs- 500 B street north
east:
1--WE have . lot Of orders to clean up
today before We can sell any more,
We win have to see what eome1 on
Monday before we can say what we
can do then"
w. +. Hummer and Company, S11
A street northeast; -.
1--WE can not sell q ton today and
don't think we can on Monday"
JpsnsmAnn and Phillips 500 c
street northeast;
eve only have little and that ..
The Washington times., 1917-12-02

1 shopping earnest at this store-akng jumps
the stpendu stock Offering
~ the variety prices for regrets
~ apkIs With Ae newest fnOthng old tagged or
II undsdra hie y- .-. ,
The Washington times., 1917-12-02

when win have Maybe next week.
Maybe not"
william MecutcheOn. sos Van
street southwest:
mo coal on hand, and I wish
could get some"
Garfield Green. 1oa E street south.
west:
"Havs no coal on hand.s
Otto +. Andrews. foot Of Third
street southeast:
81 have none. That Il, have Just
a ton, and am only selling II IN guam
titles OF = .bushel to each"
Walter ,. Brscht sos lTweIth
street southeast:
%rhets IL ne coal here for delivery.
and do not Know when can prom
ise any
william q. Darmstead, no Tenth
street southeasts
1--WE expect7soEne Monday. We have
only enough 70 supply customers who
have bean on the waiting list for some
time. and we can let them have only
. limited auantity.s r.
Frazier's Coal Yard, 2 Nichols ave.
nue. southeast:
I'VE have only limited supply and
are selling Il In quantities limited 10
a few bushels to each patron"
L. Z. White. 4 street southeast:
"Ws have some coal, but II would
be absolutely impossible 20 make q
delivery today
Grove Limo and Coal Company.
First street and New York avenue:
I'VE have been without coal for
more than-a week"
W. r. Hummer . ca. 5l1 A street
northeast: