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HusrrNcs DEEDS OF TRUST.
-Four Deeds OF Trust, Amounting to


S6,52O.
Claude E. Sprenkle ct ux. to Howard
sutton. trustee. 26 feet ii 1-2 inches
by 10 feet east line OF Nineteenth
street, a3 feet south OF Springhii.
street January 9. 1917: $3.50.
Claude l.. Sprenkle OF Tx To Howard
sutton, trustee. &c feet 1-o inches
ny 10 feet east line OF Eighteenth
street, III feet IL 1-2 inches south Of
Springhill street January g. 1917.
S1,6S0.
Claude Il. Sprenkle ct ux 10 Howard
sutton. trustee. 26 IA by 12O feet east
line OF Nineteenth Street. lag 81 feet.
south Of Springhill Street. January /,
1911; $3.50.
Claude e. Sprenkls ct uX. to Howard
sutton. trustee. 26 LIZ by 12O feet east
line OF Nineteenth Street, l73 1-2 feet
south of Springhill Street January,
5, 1917; S16SO
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FOR SALE-Hcal Estate.
FOR SALIc--E'arms

:lAL bargain. lot Chamberiayne Court.
Dly 6lS Brook Avenue
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CHANCEnr DEEDS OF TRUST.
Four Deeds OF Trust, Amounting to-
S7,3TO.

Charles j. 3. Hare ct Tx. to Howard
sutton. trustee. lot 10 in block i'm
the plan or Ginter Park Terrace. jan,
uary 10, 1917; S4.l30
irwin Balm ct uX. to Alexander H..
lands, loOXi35 feet west line of Bar
ton Avenue ut north line of Crawford
street. January 20, 1917; S1,O60.
irwin Balm ct IN. to Howard sutton,
trustee. 50Xl35 feet west line of Bar
ton Avenue at north line of Crawford
street; second, 50X135 feet west line,
or barton Avenue, 100 feet north OF
crawford street. January % 1917;
$1,000.
William j.. Pincus to 3. r. Catlin,
trustee, 22NS2 feet west fine OF Eigh-
teenth street. 143 feet south Of Broad
street. December Q. 1916: SLIGO
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It'd w ANTS

!n =, 4 cents = line per Insertion.
MinrnSm sSat t'n' ,~ SS'' l i'aSs. '''"'
n1 asoTH T1isG % H% SIS EfsFlIs!ss
AS c HSH Wl 81 %o ?Sh t WfK o |! Id
COMPANY IhE ORDER.
RATE FER LINE.
SUNDAY ." a spnSs' , w2 imss 80 cents
Daily insertions. 10 cents
coNSECuflN". Insertions 80 cents.
Situaiion, Wanted. Male ami Female.
,i"e. wiihin one we" X i cgn fs' line .'
Ines 70 t"e "cm a Six %o sSI 10 "S ne
90 LIZ Gpn. ratcs cover All .lassiicsi Lions.
suBsTAIIONs FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
The ioiioMing Times Dispatch. Branch Of-
wW$E Esi; %oGsHhl, $;yf"HnT =,
:, ',n,s,.eIo'S Drug store. Flosd Ave. and
Ng s!rns i"af pn. ssaa Ms9G Y Ak
,, WriEhcs pruT 20. Inc. Lo,abardy and
Aie4 Avtnnc fh5f"iacs. IIi IN Ave We and
.,s !"h Dra pT9S CO sos Sc & Msn s.
VV"inne'Mus r., Drug . store -, -; iiroaa 81
;, rarrant Drug store l'oushee ana Broad
r IkAis sE,, or ,l E@rSmEn sTnrHr; G
JeilTl'S ,IHB store sl' u. f3iO6G 81.
FARLEY Pharmacy. Third and Main SITS.
Wallis Drug store, i!fth and Marshal! Sts.
". IS. Vaughan. sol Noith Flitl st.
". ~. Daley. 800 Sorth Tenth St.
NGharoson Drug store. sol =. Seven
q. H. Childrey. ~ y. Eighteenth 81,
. turner's Pharmacy. Twenty first and Main
Williams Pharmacy. rwcnty-n rst ana Mar
shnll STD.
sprpEer. DRUG Company, Twcnty-,hird aud
W9el {: sehaat Drug Co.. Twenty nf,i,
.. Woods Pharmacy. Twen,y.nfth and Leigh
:, Church Iiii Pharmacy. $500 East Broad
SD. Craig Drur Store. $500 z, Broad, 81.
ihi!ty-Hrst -
FARMHOUSE.
BAHTDS HEIGHTS.
Nady's Drug store North Ave.
iiIGi!LASD PARK.
y: y: Cosby y. 90. 400 Third Ave
W. *. Vaughan Fourth and Stuart.
SOUTH RICHMOND
;. Chas. W: Ghrflson. 1000 Hun st. and I'll 1
SwANSBOno
Il. y. Roberts. .gri Hun -
FULTON.
Peoples Drug store $500 williamsburg
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Seaboard Air Line Railway COMPANY

1.-THE Progressive Railway OF the South"
E, Trains ia leave daily: "a 81. Noritna local:
vile. Gas r. NJ. sleepers Jacksonvilie. Tam.
pa AND Key West: 1i:l0 T.. NJ. coaches:
Jacksonville, Tampn and ST. petersburg
Trains arrive; go ~ NJ. $3.50 a. NJ. 80
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LOST AND WOUND

LOST, green rosary READS Ia-t week. en-
gravcG T. T.. Johnson. Phone Madison
G3I5..I. iieward.
LOST. strayed or stolen from HE Grove
Avenue one yellow eur" lame: runs on
:; legs Answers 10 Buster. License No.
700 ANY Information appreciated re-
ward II returned to !. Il. Pace,
LOST-'Thc person wro found small card
case containing a sum OF money ana II
tiny statue of ST. Anne. will please return
to Room 2ia. second floor city Hall. and
receive reward.
LOST. ~ silver card case with monogram
T.. II. o.. on bnck, either on lakewood and
Broad car or CITY Auditorium. Tuesday
night. Contains latch key ana visiting
cards. Reward. Phone Randolph %3a9 W.
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W ANTl;D; 1" nuE furniture. pianos and
h"uScnol!: Goods in GLy quantity. Aulcr
snm-s. ~ West Br0ah Street
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds OF Bargain md Sale,
Amounting to $3,33O.2O.

sidney l.. Adair to J. Z. Taylor ct al.
small tract Of land. December |. 1916,
t.955.20.
Elizabeth V. Lee to Fletcher Matth-
ews. lot in Chambers block in the
1917: $l1j.
J. W. Utley to Thomas T. Gibbs.
lots ). 3. 10 and ii and one-half of
loo Z IN the plan of Beechwood- Park
January ~, 1917. tax. Sl.2O; $40.
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GOLD AND SILVER.

w ANTED. TO buy for cash. old gold aud
silver. Highest prices. r.. &. Meyer. Jew
c!crs IL West Broad Street:
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HENnIco DEEDS OF rnusr.
Tw" Deeds OF Trust. Amounting I

TWO DecdE OF TRUST, AmOuntInK to .
$2,GI2.O2.
Roy T. Sunday ct ux. to W. +.
Drinkard. Jr., lots and s in BLOCK
3 in the plan of Powhatan Place
January Is, 1917; s1,SO0 .
Thomas Il. Gibbs to c. b. Trout
trustee. lots S, 8. 10 and IL ana one.
half OF lot z in block d in the plans
SSl2.02.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY .ALL-RAll. LINE TO NORFOLK
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond,
E ..!ss Hoiir "tK 81 r,@:lI 4. NJ. 900 A. Nj.
" FTIi LiNcHHTGUi;GH AND TIE WEST:
i'hi Ma $50 I.ra 4 NJ. ..S;oG p; NJ. '9:3i
Arrive Rtehmond from Nortolk: .il:4o
From the west: 'G:l5 a. NJ. sS3T A. NJ,
t2:lo T.. NJ. ti:io l.. NJ. 'G:i7 +. IL. .e:u0i
+. NJ.
only.
r.. i. A.; ii4snoke. &. i: A., Roanoke
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave Rchnond-Aiain ST. Station
soatSHba,iy: ;so a. IT, i local: 1885 No. H..
express. pnrlor bufet car: r. NJ. express:
il:ii "a AZ express; sleeping. car open. 800
city and Buffalo Junction-week days
York River iine-5:lo p. NJ. Steamer
Train. except Sunday. connecting for Balti-
more tParlor carr. 1870 a. NJ. and AIS
L. NJ. daily, local
Trains Arrive Ricnmond-From the South:
;:oo,;t n. and s;lO 4. s.. l2:a5 r. NJ. 1855
From West Point: s:i5 A.. NJ. except Mon:
day: $40 ~. NJ. ana .:lt p. NJ daily.
Office 301 r. Main ST.. P:.one Madison a.2
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Notwithstanding.

virginia agents wanted to sell
reliable hccia:nt ana hcaith -: "ancc OF
Nopular monthly pa::uent plan. Liberal
contract. lohrson * Adams. Southeastern
Washington. -. e.
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HELP WANTED-siale

RAILWAY mail clerk exams everywhere
February 10. Complete special pTepara-
Write quick Tor free booklet IL. Patter-
son Civil Service school. Toclrstc". X Y.
FEBRUARY lO'rII railway mai ClcrI: cx-
amna,ions IN Richmond. Con,mcnco sf5
Institute. Dept. ISL u. Rochester. s. Y
WANTED. tool makers. die makers lie
,sinkers. tool designers; ail;around ma
and automatic scrcw machine opcrnio.,
Sheet metal workers. cGppcrsmitis. and
various other metal trades mechanics Give
ful particulars FIRST letter. Box So. de-
troit. Mich
WANTED q. hrst-class n!ano player ana n
drummer FOR dance hall. Come ready for
wotk Hnpewcll Dancing Academy.
WANTED. good bicycle repair man; steady
w"tk year round. Apply T. SIS. care Tines
Dspatch.
WANTED. harness makers. steady work
Nd war contract No labor troubles Good
wages, Miller & Gleason: Newpor: News.
WANTED, n reliable white man TO manage
Gity&County. near Providence Forge station.
references required. George l., Christian
500 Iravelera' building. Richmond VA.
WANTED, boys to work In machine shop
MgGonncll browning Engraving Company,
l0l lSEn5L Gary 5lrccl ..-...
WAaTEp. tinner's helper. on boy that has
North Nineteenth.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY w. r.. PURCELL. JR., co, INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1914 East Main Street.
Sos. 3l3 AND 3la NORTH TW ENTITY
FOURTH STREET RICHMOND, VA.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

Ngs MI, ilT A Sn2 81 S3 1 ul TWENTy
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to the
lh1Sl S'sn and rsnsres in'e9 EehrHary
$1,000. default having been made in a
PPeT,,on re OF the debt therein secured and
;iciary, | will sell ut public auction.
on the premises. on
MONDAY. JANUARY 20. 1917,
ct , o'clock Il. NJ.
follows
TWO lots Of land. with improvements
street. between Broad and Marshall
streets Nos. 3l3 and go North Twenty
line OF Twentyefourth Street lis 2-i2
fee, south OF Marshall street. thence
running southwardly along and 'front.'
,ns on east Fast line Of TMef,% fourth
tending back castwnrdly between par
ailel lines is2 feet 10 alley 20 feet
Tas GSnF lot nags on pS5 rs ia SsSn in
ming on the east line OF Twenty fourth
street. 1913 S-l2 feet south Of Marshall
street THENCE running southwardly
Twenty. fourth Stree, 81 feet inches nc
and thence from said front extending
back eastwardly between parallel lines
lot 81 OH plat abov. referred to.
TERMS: Cash rs TO expenses Of sale.
including trustees commission OF >
the time of sale, and to pay off and
discharge n note for $1,000. Said note
is subject TO a credit OF $3.50. leaving
W. Il. PURCELL; JE..
crhis property is sold subject to n
prior decd Of trust securing $500 prin :
cipal and interest. which note OF $2.6oO
is due and payable February .. 1910
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nc Deed OF Bargain and Suig !,
Amounting to S25,OON.

American Security and Trust Com.
pany. trustee, to James River and ta-
nawha Power Company. 1871 81 acrcsn,,
partly IN city OF Richmond and partly
I'm Hcnrico County, being certain is
lands and shoals in the James River.
August 10. 1916: tax, S25; $40.
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MONEY WANTED

WANTED, To borrow $500 for wears on
houses and iofs in North Carolina town
OF i2.n0O population. Insurance on build
ines. $4,000. Address !. 20. care Times
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DEATHS

A%Mh 3E5;s.&; =" her reSldemSG; 359'
Mis- cATlsli: ii AHDEi&oNs'
eslaend" "'' 81 Il "" Ne f fSnIrti"' IRON IN"
"DM1NDS DIED. as, thc. home his fath-
eTrin- h.M, y. Newonrt News, n he f"r;T-
No%bs rh 20 'unei .sryt1 ~ . tTS hc R
SG M. ig@ ahom%; e"n,ia.ted hy IN" iis' !. r.
" n6 5%Ie I'LL wai Sa2. %i e III TGn , wa
re m9,h n2puIcr mn 81 ta"' nTnft%ssion on
"nd he,d IN ~. h'Rhee:stt ssieG,m by hoSiii
since lasi october wi,h hcart tp.ube am:
t ,!tl!, ~ Snn3"y n,igriSy deNeio;,ed
!nS. ne tm"if'.t M,.s i.nin'. M0uniea.tl".
MIR George Sannl~Is u ,No@ nor; %c.s. AZ.
III q s h,S 5 2aEf q Mhf1n 54u M
iloral nherinss, ne IL us.cep III the Green
VINO haH, prcceded him to the grave many
,f f5s p' wAfEn .EHf@SN TIE la 4i R$Ii:
Riehmond, q, 80 Tu-saay moFiing. janH-
iEG& Ks A&2s 4S5S& ni IL.
i.fHAY.7p.ed. JanusT5 y. lsT7. WILLIAM
od HfmlE SON E y s sen a f5feh ''5
rtsDaY frs at Orr s" naqis fn yah
M9K r B@oa n s 2oi. HM2 frt !n H1I
roN SliRiIs Size /. .ar|iysi Iy tour
l. s a. @: sS1 AaFE a&a 5Sa 4365 :,
i!ev. J crrih norris or Memphis and james
Funeral viii TO-. held 90 Louisville.
s45Tii}P.'G y Effa"s G6 sN l2lH4Hfr' VII. q
William :. ..ra SARAH i Cos, ecerr q brief
parents rcyen children i.nd also six sisters
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GU III A RID

Regular Passenger and Cargo seryieei
NEW YORK-I.IVERPOO
NEW Observation-Disclosures
NEW YORK-BRISTOL
CpSARD DRAFTS. Payable In Great Brftaiay
Ireland. Observation-Disclosures. Low Ratss
For further information apply
81 State ST.. New York. or Local aEeaL
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HUsrINGs TRANSFER.

% in the plan OF Highland Park De
cember 20. 1916: tax, 81: $40.
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MONEY

MONEY.
ARE a3R 30 ~ XET1 9F M9 ,TEtt2s If So
M0NDS, JEWELRY: CUT GLASS OR sill
f6R RM BE, EYoM THE rEou..TABTEE
STHEET; PRIVATE oEF!CES, FOR IA;
HAVE SOME VERY ATTRACTIVE BAR
GAINS IN uNREDEEMED JEWELRY.
DIAMONDS ESPECIALLY
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TO the Hustinss Court Of city Of Richmond:
The undersigned respectfully makes appli-
cation for lcense to sell IL his place OF
business. at lO2 West Broad Street In the
Ky OF RIchmcnd: s%f, drinhs T. accordance
it' Of tho Acts of Assembly Of l9lG.
y. t.DMBARDI CO.
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Rlchmond& Petersburg
Electric Nv.
Richmond and Chesapeake Fay Railway iompan

schcIuie suDJccI 70 Change without
Notice.
:, Trains leave I',chmona h.5;ao a. a.. - a.
T.. NJ. n NJ. 4. NJ. b4 +. 81. $50 r.
H. SS;;see, r, n. 7:io +. NJ lbs r. NJ. 10 p.
:, Trains leave, Ashland 5;5o, A. NJ, b.7 a.
\. noon, ~ 4. NJ. T. AZ. $ +. NJ. p:
y A. M S'; L. + a. 49, !, I;i e II NJ. 1910 p NJ.
bcarries baggage. 'Daily except Sunday
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My
Treatment
for
Catarrh

mas proven success, and now
stands on it's merits. One trial
Will convince you. Try it be-
fore you invest. Call or write.
No samples sent.
r. M. TWISDALE,
Ito w. Clay ST.. Richmond, Va.
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crhis property is sold subject to n
prior decd Of trust securing $500 prin-
cipal and interest. which note OF S2.6e0
is due and payable February >, 1910
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STEAMBOATS, -
OldDOniniOn Line.

Arrive Norfolk ............,. 500 A n
Connections with inain line stcameTS iea~.
ing Norfolk for New York daily except sun
DAY S;eo F: u. c9nnsetons ALSO made by
Il. NJ. Night line steamers stop al Clarsi (,
mont on signal. and are met BY public cons .
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO james River
News and all James Riyer landings. Mon.
.iay, Wednesday and Friday at $500 a.. II.
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
ulViit E EsS -; III LOAN S3GIEIY HAS
II IN NEED OF MONEY, BORROW FROM
rs o. YOUR MATCHES DIAMONDS
LEW ElkN SILNERWARE AND CUT
GiASS mElNArE OFFICES FOR LADIES
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ICE CREAM

SFEciAt. Tor Thu week. Tutti- Fruit;i lee
. cream Madison 500. Wynne Ice Cream
Company.
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WANTED Yor no KNOW THAT EVERY
,I riEGE q iEWEiEY soLD pY w; u
tn EIk GuAkANTEE Bt:HIND N: WHY
UPTOWN?
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CASH. To-. antique furniture of all kinds.
West Main. Richnnnl. Va ~.
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i.ttMAY-Dl.d. Januar5 - 1911 WILLIAM
EARLE LEMAI, aged seven ycarS ak
months son OF William u ana FLORENCE
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EDUCATIONAL

rome school In the country. Of many.
SchTs standing For catalogue. address Is
". Wales Miss Cons:arc, Wales SCI,uv.
Ter Ne!son County " ..'.
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HIiLp WANTED-AIulc

WANTED. Young man AS stenographcr ant
clerk III bank town 1000. Salary. So
nion,h' Cool future. Rcierences must b.
Dispatch ~ $500
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i'uncrni from chris, Episcopal church
THURSDAY ~ 40 l.. ~. Bgria! ~ oak
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COLLECTIONS

HOW TO collect accounts also exposure ,:
mem ts.-lIiD ana Contract agencies This
book free to every man who writes .or il
oH !!iS business stationery. loN $50. Rich
WANTED. accounts and claims o. ali kinds
10 collect on Il commit s!or, basis No coll
!etcon. no charge Dominion Mercantile
AE,ncy. .9t American National Bank.
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WANl'ED 100 second hnnd cafe chuirs ani
~ tables. MuSt be y No. |. Describe
imlly, Address icil Irving Street. y. w,
". shlnston. -. g.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-12
Mayor Joins Nationwide
Movement and Explains
Public Observance.
rs NATIONAL
ENLISTMENT DAY
Has Appealed to Churches,
Schools, Etc, For Their
Cooperation.

Ministers of practically every
church and principals of schools IN
the city were asked in a letter from
Mayor Hinrichs yesterday to cooper
ate IN the movement to celebrate the
land anniversary Of the battle of
Lexington, which is April 10, dssienat-
ing the same as National Recruiting
Day. Cooperation is asked by having
the poem of Paul Revere read in the
respective churches.
Like request was made of the uran4
ayers of the local moving picture
theatres.
The letter from Mayor Hinrichs to
the ministers of practically eyerv
church in Pensacola reads as fol.
lows:
The Mayors Letter.
To All Churches, School Teachers
and Moving Picture Houses:
L take this means of informing
you that l have set aside Thursday,
April 19, 1917, the one hundred and
Iorty-second anniversary of the bat
tie of Lexington, for the purpose of
designating it as National Recruit
ing Day, and would earnestly re-
quest Chat you cooperate with us
make this great national demon
stration of loyalty to our government
and as an expression of our feelings
to the world generally.
L earnestly request that you have
the poem of Paul Revere recited in
your church (school or theatre as
the case may be), on April 10, 1917.
On the nineteenth (19th) we hope
10 have the modern Lexington alarm
distributed by flying machines, toll
ing of church bells, fire bells and fac
tory whistles.
Please advise me if you will CO.
operate with US in making the day a
success, and any assistance on your
part will be highly appreciated.
Mailed Last Night.
These letters were mailed last
night, and addresses should find
their respective copy in this morn
lng's mail. The mayor has been as
sured of the fullest cooperation. and
next Thursday will probably be OBJ
served generally as holiday in the
city. The idea of comme1norating
the great revolutionary event was
suggested to the mayor a few days
ago, and he thought it capital idea.
TO arouse many to the duty of affil
latlng IN the service of their country.
Should the assistance of the public
be as general as is now hoped for,
1t is likely meeting will be called
and patriotic addresses be heard from
local or visiting orators.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-12
y fN(JLl4f-N
Mn, IN IT. uUN5 'iljiiii;;j, Of
GERMAN ARMY
ARE CAPTURED.
Gen. Haig's Troops Succeed
in Winning Victorious
Offensive.
SNOW STORMS ARE
IMPEDING ADVANCE
Violent Bonbardnents Con-
tlnue on Sector of Front
Held by the French.
BY ASSOCIATED 9srss

:. operations along the Arras-Iens
line, scene of the recent British ad9
vance, are impeded by snow storms
London y reports the repulse of two
German counter attacks near Mon
chy- -Le-Preux, the British consolida+-
ing the recently captured positions.
British captured the village and
heights of Monchy-Le-PreuS early
today. London also saws that naag
IByuiie.court, in West Cambrai, Gen
Halg.s men penetrated the German
posltlon but were compelled to retire
before counter attacks.
Berlin says in this fighting, and
IN battle near Hardecourt, north
west OF st. Quentin, thousand Brit
ish were taken as prisoners. Violent
commandments continue on sector
OF the front held by the French.
NO important changes were report
ed at other fronts.
Apparently the first swift rush of
the forceful offensive is over but
the reports from correspondents indi-
cate that the work consolidating the
ground Won was taken up speedily
and done thoroughly while during the
progress of this task there was no
interruption of the pressure upon the
retreating Germans. Already more
than 1000 prisoners and guns in ex-
cess of 100, many of them heavy
pieces, have been taken by General
Haig's victorious troops.
The minimum advance has been
effected in the sector of Vimy Ridge,
the northern pivot of the Hindenburg
line, now turned by the British, where
the German resistance was naturally
stiffest in view of the Importance of
the commanding hill points. Never
theless British accounts show further
gains there.
Brazil's decision to sever diplo-
matte relations with Germany has so
far not been followed by any of the
other South or Central American ma
tions, but advices from Rio Janeiro
declare that similar action by some
other of the South American coun-
tries is expected in diplomatic cir
cles there. A dispatch from Argen-
tina reports the government an
that it supported the ac-
ton of the United States in reference
to Germany. Uruguay, however, has
declared her neutrality.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-12
LOW INTEREST
To FARMERS
T|NGF FOOD
Mariana Bank Adopts Pol
icy to Help Nation in
This Crisis.
CASH MARKET FOR
PRODUCE ASSURED
Hog Raising Especially to
Be Encouraged to In
crease Meat Supply.
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL

Mariana, Fla, April 1.-THE
mboard of directors of the Citizens
State Bank of this city, at sheir meet
ing on Tuesday, unanimously adopt
ed a resolution urging the farmers of
Jackson county to plant all the food
crops that they can possibly plant
and cultivate, and pledging full sup
port in meeting the present crisis
presented by the nation wide and
worldwide shortage of food.
This being the greatest agricultural
county in Florida, it is the belief of
the directors of this bank that loans
should be made at the best possible
rates to farmers who will undertake
to make special planting of food
crops and raise the largest possible
number of hogs for meat.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-12
WOW. CAMPS
TO ORGANIZE
A HOME GUARD.
Enthusiastic Meeting Last
Night Decided to Form
Unit at Once.
WOODMEN WILL
MEET ON FRIDAY
Membership of Local Lodge
About Soo-Will Parade
Friday Night.

Called for special meeting, every
member of the Woodmen of the
World camps in the city are expected
to be at the w. O. W. hall, at the
corner of Baylen and Romano streats.
Friday night at $50 O'Clock, for the
formation of a Woodmen Homs
Guard corps. There is membership
OF about 900 Woodmen in the two
local camps, and every man, old or
young, is expected to be on hand.
Monster Parade.
Immediately after the formation
OF what is expected to be one of the
strongest units of its nature in the
city, it is proposed to hold parade
over the principal streets, the route
to be announced later. One OF the
features of the parade will be the
carrying of large flag, said to be
the largest in the south. 1t mas to be
carried flat by about fifty men, for
1T is too large to be suspended from a
pole.
Plans for the organization of the
W. 0. W. Home Guards were dis
cussed last night after the business
meeting of Hickory Camp No. 21. One
of the features of the meeting of last
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