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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-30
OFFICE OF
ADMINIS TRATIVE BOARD
RICHMOND. VA.

July 80 and Angus, s. 1917.
10 virginia " Drewry Martha L
Willfnghar. F. + Raughan, Emma
Q. Noble, Gilbert G. Fields. Daniel
and Narv Hailoran. p. J. HalIoran.
w ], Westwood and Matte "
Dickerson, Anna F. Rahm estate.
Hugh T, Hancock, J, Fl. Munford.
Edward s. Roze. Kathleen 3. Nun
ford ]. b. Elan trustee for Annie
T. w. G. cavedo. Louis r. KAl-
lam. Muire trustee for Lavinta.
Mrs. F. f. johnson. W r. Eanes,
A L. Wayne. Charles X. Willis, A.
Haughton seay. George W GAY, Jr.,
Louis T Metzger. N. A Chestwood,
Howard 5. Danner ct ais, VIM. A.
Crump. James F. Harcum, Char
lotte T, kearney. r Wiley Davis.
DR. Chas, ". Massie. Rosa l. Eu-
hank. f. A, McMinn. John r.
Bowen estate. Kate carmody, exor.,
Oliver F. Blankership. Ernest L.
Taylor. S, P c. B.. Jr., and ]. B.
Fleet. T, ". Broaddus. j. L. and
Fl L. Mears. Janey and Eugenia
Sinton, Clarabel Hechler. Charles
Trant, John P. Harwood, Charles
r. Mann Qifel. John Sloan, r. c.
Walford. James E. Eubank. R. VII
son Taylor. Lucy T. O'NAal. Bessie
NJ. Wildhore, James T. Sloan, ]. n.
Nolde, Nolde Bros. INC. Adam rei-
tig. Henry c. Taylor. Sallie A. Tay-
Tor. Mary r Peake. Third Presby.
terrain church, W. c. Atkinson. Re-
lee NJ. Schmidt, John s. and NJ.
Niseman. e. e. Corprew. Ida L.
Ellyson, Relee NJ. Schmidt. Gilbert
F. Parker. John T. Wilson, Dr.. B
a, Hord. Trinity NJ. E. church trus.
tees, George W. Johnston, Sue F.
Bradley. c. r., r. NJ. A. r. and
S. B, Pitts. DR.. Isaac Curd, Rehec-
ca A. O'Brien. Elise SPOTS. Frank
l. Butler. Maria e. Kelly. Fred. P
and Rosa NJ Fletcher. w. E and
Martha r. Foistead. W. H. Scot,
estate. w, NJ Johnston, Mary NJ
Batkins. Charles A. Brown, Douglas
Powell, John B. Swartwout, Moses
II. Carter:
You are hereby notified that the ad-
illustrative board has appointed
Thursday, August 10. 1917. at s O'Clock
?. NJ. in room sos. City Hall. Rich.
nond, Va. when and where it viii
hear complaints against an apportion
nent on you for expense off,
Paving with sranolithic the side.
walk on east side Lomhardy street
between Park and West avenues;
Paving with granolithic the side
rralk on east side Belmont avenue be.
.ween Grove and Hanover avenues;
Paving with granolithic the side.
walk on both sides Of Broad street
between Twenty-third and Twenty
ninth streets.
And you are hereby cited to appear
before said board. to show cause, II
any you can. against said assessment
JOHN HIRSCHBERG,
Chairman Administrative Beard.
July 80. lel1.
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|DlSCIPltS s|I|IR
ANNUAL ASSEMBLY
Near Gcrdonsville win CO.,
tfnue Through NEXT Suntfay-Bis.
tinguished Men Present.

Charlottesville, Va, July 29.--Thel
discipline of Piedmont Va. are hold
ing their, twentieth ANNUAL assembly
at Assembly park. near Gordonsvilie,
the session opening yesterday ana to-
continue through Sunday, August s..
Yesterday was preparation and recep-,
Ition day in the calendar. There was
a song and prayer service at 1890
and a sermon at IL O'Clock by DIR. !.
w. Williams. The evening discourse
was by the Rev. r. p. Montgomery.
of Lyncnburg.
Today was devotional day the. pros
gram opening With prayer and praiss
service at O'Clock. Sunday school hour
at 3 o'clock was conducted by Profess
sor William E. Gilbert. OF the Rad,
ford State Normal school. East Rad
ford, Va. The morning sermon was
conducted by K. l.. Powell, pastor OF
the First Christian church. Lexing :.
ton. Ky. There was a patriotic adj.
dress at $50 O'Clock and talk on
Red Cross work by Professor Gilbert
The Christian Endeavor vesper service
at : o'clock was led by r. B. Mont-.
gomery. of Virginia Christian college,
Lynchburg. and the evening sermon
was delivered by the Rev. c. F. Chew
erton. who is supplying the pulpit OF
! the Christian church of this city DUR
! ing the summer months.
! The music for the convention is be-
ing led by Miss Gail White, of In-
diana Miss Ida l., Boston is the
pianist and Miss Jessie Bowman the
organtst. The officers of the assem-
bly, are: President Walter s. Hoye, at
! Louisa. first vice president. w, NJ.
Wager, of Somerset. second vfce-presi-
dent. j NJ Curtis, Of Somerset, treas
turer, J. w. Walker. OF Charlottesville.
recording secretary, A L. Clarke, of
Somerset: secretary. p e I'm ard A.
Walker, of Jnionville.
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YOUNG SOLDIER WANTED &
FOR FORGERY IN FINCASTIE

Roanoke, Va. July 29.-Lynch
Harliss. aged twenty-six. member
of the recently formed coast artif-
lery corps was this morning arrest;
ed by Lieutenant Lemon and Fofice.
man Dooley for the authorities of
Botetourt county It is alleged that
the young man is wanted in Fincastle
for forgery.
Harliss al the instruction of Judge
King. was turned over 10 his COM
handing officer Captain Milton. who
gave the police a receipt for the man.
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BY George e. Crawford 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
$50 East Main Street,
Richmond. Va
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
TWO TRACTS OF LAND LOCATED
ON THE RIVER ROAD, IN GOoCH-
LAND COUNTY VIRGINIA
In execution of oeec or trust to
the undersigned trustees. dated May
81. 1911. recorded in the office of the
clerk Of Coochland county circuit court
In d 3. 81. page 2ls. wa will, at the
having been made in the payment OF
the debt therein secured. sell by auc-
ton on the premises.
TUESDAY, JULY 81. 1917,
At 1 O'Clock p. NJ.
the real estate described in the said
deed. as follows:
~ IAN that certain trac. OF land,
with improverae nts thereon. contain
ing 81 $40 acres, lying. partly in
Goochland county. Va. and partly in
Henrico county. Va, bounded on the
east by land OF Linwood Johnson, on
the north by land OF 8. c. Duval. south
by the river road and west by the
land OF Lucy Johnson" (e) ALSO all
that tract Of land. containing Is acres
lying in the lower end of Goochland
lands Of Lucy johnson. on the north
on the west by Lucy Johnson's land
on the south by the river road, as
shown by a plat nude by Richard
Harris. surveyor. OF Gooehland county
Va. October 1e. 1906. and recorded
TERMS: Cash as to cost OF execut
ing thia trust, any tax.s that may b
due and two notes for the sum of $500
each, bearing date May 81. 1911. with
interest from May 81. 1916. until paid
Balance upon such terms as may b
announced at the sale
+. J. CRAWFORD.
c. r. CARDwELL.
Trustees.
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II. VI. w~st Fracture. Leg.

Portsn1 outh. Va. July 2e.--H NJ
west. secretary Of the commission Of
roads and bridges of Norfolk county.
is aid up In a suffolk hospital with
fractured leg. He was admitted ~
that institution on Thursday. after.
he had been injured while getting out
timber at point near Suffolk. lust
how the accident occurred Ia not
known.
It appears. however. that Mr.. West
wat struck by log and one of his
legs was fractured between the knee
and ankle. M
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GRANDSON OF AIDE OF
WASHINGTON DEAD

winchester, Va. July 2s.-Daytd
Meade. Jr.. seventy-six years old,
member Of a prominent vtrgtnia
family. died this week at his home at
White Post, Clarke county, of heart
disease. He leaves a widow. one son.
four daughters and one brother. His
grandfather, the late Colonel Rich
ard Kidder Meade. was an aide on
the staff Of General George Washing
ton. He served in the Clarke cav
airy during the Civil war and Of that
famous command only eight survive.
Seven of these attended his funeral
at Meade Memorial church at White
Post.
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Messenger Boy Injured.

Lynchburg, Va. July 2a,--othoj
Ragland, a messenger hoy of the Vest
ern Union Telegraph Co.. was pain-
fully injured yesterday afternoon in q
fall from his bicycle on Main street,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets
The boy was riding down Main street
and an automobile ran up beside his
bicycle. In an effort to avoid the ma i.
chine, the boy turned his bicycle and
the wheels ran into the street car
boys head struck the rail OF the car
track and he was painfully injured.
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soldiers Given Fosris.

Lynchburg, Va. July 2s.--Two Ford
automobiles will be presented to Gem
pany e and Company l. Home Gn4f4
and the Musketeers by citizens ee
Lsnchburg. and the two znachiAe
have already been ordered and viii M
driven to Lynchburg from WAshtn
ton Monday. The two machInes. sI]I 1
prove I valuable asset to the Two t6ez
companies AMI Win 4fve the city 1&
publicity. ~ tho lskterD ot IN kG =
companies 9AA ssI6neAnsls1s Xas :
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Truck Seriously Iniures nov.

r orfolk, Va, July 2a.--Jesse White.
sixteen years old white youth of 922
Park avenue. was cut on the face and
bruised on the body and had two arr,
teries in an arm and hand severed
Yesterday, when he was run over by
heavy motor truck driven by Reeves
Lowrey colored. in the employ o.
George w Price, OF the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Transfer Co. A number
of persons saw White struck by the
truck in front OF s22 East Main street.,
The boy lost lot OF blood. He was
rushed TO st. Vincents hospital He
is expected to recover. 81.
Reeves was arrested by Sergeant
Woodhouse, of headquarters.
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WOMAN HONoRED WITH
UNUSUAL APPOINTMENT

staunton. Va, July 2s.-Miss
Frances Hanrfck wilson. daughter of
former Sfauntontan and niece of
l. G. Wilson graduate OF the de-
partment OF law OF the University of
California. has been appointed secre-
tary to the Justice Of the First dis
trict court OF appeal. with q salary
of s1.59e year Miss Wilson is
probably the first and only woman
in the United States to hold such a
position
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PRIVATE IN GUARD
ENTERS PRIESTHOOD

Lynchburg. Va, July 2s-Rev. w.
j. Alfriend. OF Big Stone Gap. was
ordained to the Episcopal priesthood
at st. Paufs church here Sunday. the
sermon being preached by DIR. J
Cleveland Hall. former chaplain of
the First Virginia regiment. The
young minister was recently elected
chaplain OF the First Virginia in
fantry, national guard. He has been
serving as q private in the Big Stone
Gap company. His ordination here
was by Bishop Tucker.
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Police Chief. To Meet In ". \.

Norfolk. Va. July 29.--The state Az
ISOLATION OF Police Chiefs will meet
In Newport News August Is and Is.
Ma TOR c. G. KiZer. chief of the Norfolk
department.. announced Yesterday. Ma
ior kizer is president OF the associa-
ton. Chief r. A. Mitchell, of the New
port News department. has arranged
an attractive program for the gathers.
ing Chief Kfzsr understands -
Thirty or forty chiefs of police are
expected TO attend the meeting. A
good many of the members will CONS
through this city, and will be glad.
handed on their way across.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF
THE CITY ENGINEER.

July ~. 1917.
Sealed proposals will be received
at this Office until IL o'clock noon.
August for grading and paving alley,
and granolithic sidewalk paving at
certain locations. Forms of proposals
can be obtained on application. A Ger
titled check for amount stated on pro-
posals must accompany each bid as a
guaranty of execution OF contract.
The Administrative board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
CHAS E. BOILING.
City Engineer.
July 80, 1917
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FALLING TELEPHONE.
POLE HITS AUTOMOBILE

Woodstock, Va. July % Profess
sor William A. Anderson. accom- :
panied by several gentlemen, were
travelling south of Woodstock in A
car several DAYS ago when the rain
storm visited this section tele-
phone pole was blown down and
struck the machine in which they
were riding. Professor Anderson was
slightly hurt on one arm, the wind
shield was broken. hut they were able
to continue their journey.
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PERSONAL.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

RemeAy, ETH CENTURY
! ROYAL LrNTMENT Severe burn re-
lieved In I'VE minutes. finger ends
cut nearly or. relieved In two days
Bee stings. insect bites in ave min
utee. rheumatism In fingers three
years. relieved In twenty-four hours
Facial neuralgia in two minutes. 200
East Marshall and druggists. Mad
$3.50
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Norfolk ana western Railway

ONLY AJ.L-RAIL LINE 70 NoRFoL K
FOR NORFOLK. ss;ss A. NJ. 900 A
NJ, 800 P NJ, xs;45 P, n, x4:oa p. NJ
FOR LYNCEBURG AND THE WEST.
ss:fs A. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. 800 p. NJ.
1855 p NJ Local to Crewe. 1855 P. NJ
A. N. 1888 p NJ. 1900 r. NJ From,
the West 's;ib A. NJ. $40 A. NJ
x2io p. NJ. 1850 p. NJ. ss:lT p NJ.
1900 p. b.
sDaily xpa,ly except sunday xSunday.
W. b. DEvILL. W, c. SAUNDERS.
p. r. NJ. Roanoke, q. r. A.. Ronnaxs
c. n ROsLEY. d. +. A. 2schr. and. Va
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Chtneee ncecrt shin

Newport News. Va. July 2s.--Six
Chinese who deserted 4 ship lying at
the shipyard were taken into custody
by the police yesterday and delivered
to the United States immigration au-
liberties. They were lodged In jail
pending an investigation. They be-
came disorderly on the streets ana
were ArrAstsd nj the sugEestion OF their
sh!pmaster. who said they left with
out permission. sssS
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Richmond w ashington Local. Leave
$3.50 PM. week days: E41s Pm, Sum
days; Ar. si1a5 An. daily. Fredericks-
burg Accom-. week days. Lv. s41s PM;
Ar. 1910 AM. Ashland Accom-. week
days. Lv. s725 AN. $50 PM; Ar. 1880
AN. s.&2 PM.
AEina ticket and baggage Offices not open
forthis train. sMa.n St Sta
BYRD 81 Sta tEtcrping 81 Eiha>. E:ha sta
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NAVIGATING SHARK
CAUGHT IN JAMES

Newport News. Va. July PA man
eating shark eight feet long ana
Weighing about $50 pounds, was caught
Yesterday In the James river in the
vicinity of Brown shoals about three
miles north of Newport News. by Fl.
c. Chalkley and John Oliver. fisher
men.
After a stiff nght. in which the shark
was killed with an axe Chalkley and
Oliver brought their catch TO New
port News, where II attracted much at
tention at the Pleasure pier. Later,
they removed the shark to point
near the shipyard. where IT will be on
exhibition for several DAYS
Chalkley and Oliver were hauling
seine. in the meshes OF which the
shark became entangled. II looked at
one time as IL the seine would not be
strong enough 70 hold the big denizeu
Of the deep and II probably would
have gotten away but for the fact that
the axe was handy
The presence OF the shark 40 far up
the river is due TO the fact. fishermen
say. that there are vast schools OF
trout and other small Ash upon which
the sea tigers feed, In the vicinity
OF Brown Shoals.
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WANTED.

Pianos Rebuilt. We Are Specialists In
this line. Do our own work. Tun-
ing. etc. BoPP & CO. Piano Hospital.
First and Main.
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Jitney Capsixcs.

Norfolk. Va, July PA fearful
looking accident on Oiney road about
s A NJ, Friday came near bringing
death or serious injury to a number
OF passengers in Ghsnt titney, which
capsized at point on the road near
the Client club. Clarence Daniels, the
driver. Mics Florence Cohn, OF s14
Olney road. and several other persons
were hurt or badly shaken up. the
two named being the worst injured.
Neither was seriously injured, how
ever. Severe bruises were sustained
by both.
The jitnev was running east OF the
road when Daniels turned out to allow
an approaching car to pass. The ma
chine sktdded and when the driver
tried to bring it under control again,
III stood poised on the wheels of one
side for moment. and then crashed
over on its side on the pavement.
The jitney was left in bad shape.
Persons crawled out from the wreck
age and lay around for a few MO-
ments. The first impression obtained
by persons approaching the wreck was
that several had been killed or badly
done up. Daniels went TO the Protes-
tant hospital for treatment. Miss Cohn.
whose home was close by, went there,
while the others went about their way.
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TUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE.

fositioa As Music Tesekes
In : public or private school OF IN
private family. For reference. ap.
ply to DR.. Jas. Cannon. president
Blackstone college. Blackstone. Va.
Apply, stating salary. terms. etc
/ (Nftss) BI1IZADETH HADDoN. DIM
4 widdia, Va,
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Garrett, OF Clifton. Fairfax county,
was struck by lightning Wednesday
and destroyed.
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WE WANT
OLD FALSE TEETH

We Fay From n to &2OsPer Set For
old false teeth. Highest prices paid
for old bridge work or anything made
of platinum. silver or gold. Mail
orders given our prompt attention.
TOoMBS' DENTAL LABORATORY,
5n4 Lyric building, Richmond. Va.
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Ssaboard Am Line Rwy. Co,
~TAe Progressive Railway Of the

Trains leave daily 9 A. NJ, Norn1e
local: 1880 p. NJ. sleepers Atlanta
ana Jacksonville; S;ss r, NJ. sleep
era, Jacksonville. st, Petersburg. 1913:
A. NJ. sleepers. Atiauts. Birmingham.
jacksonville. Tampa and Miami. Trains
arrive 5 70 A. NJ. 1853 A. NJ, $40 p NJ
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
MAN LIFTS WAGON:
DIES OF STRAIN

Fredericksburg. va. July 2s.--
Percy Wingheld, twenty-five years
old. OF Rosavilis, stanford county.
wagon. which caused i biood vessel
" beoaks He u survived ~ Ais
lhother. four brothtFs ana ~ sisters.
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Tell Us Y our Troubles

Have you an empty room to Eli piece OF
furniturs Won don needf Perhaps you wish to buy
horse or housei
Tell your troubles through The virginian Want
Page You are almost sure to find relief
Send vour want ad in today.
TWENTY u,ord. ma timA .............20 cents
Twentv v,or,,. threa times ... 80 cents
Twenty words. six times. .......... 81 cents
No want advertisement will be inserted for less
than IS cents unless cash stamps accompany order
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Wanted Young Ladies All
ages for all departments, in
Guiding hand packers. We
viii pay beginners $3.50 per
week who are sixteen years
old or over. Can earn much
more In q short time. Steady
work. Can also use q good
many boys sixteen to eigh-
teen years old. Apply at once
Allec = Ginter Brunch,
SEVENTH and Cary SsTeeea
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SCHEDULES.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

Gin, Louyle e West, y 80 P. I'll 100 p.
Main Line Local. $50 A.. f5:15 p.
James River Line. $1,000 A.. t5:l5 P.
n. News, Nix. Old PIT. - 90 A.. 1900 p.
New pert News. Local. - 40 A., ssfl5 p.
Trains arv' I'm MIX. 'l1:4o A. $40 p.
n. News. 1875 A.. sS:05 p. From West.
1880 A.. 's.45 P, ts:3o A.. 1850 p.
James River. ts:25 A.. f5:1o p. 7:lo
r, NJ. Sundays only.
'Daily. Except Sunday.
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200 Color<d Men wanted for The Car
negie Steel Company OF PittseurE.
Pa. lowest wages paid 80 cents hour
with advancement. Best men make
most You can work every day. No
time lost on account OF the weather.
Transportation advanced from Rich
mond Board and lodgings furnished
by the company. At cost We ship
Tuesday. July 81. Apply quick and
stxn up to 70, COMMERCIAL EN-
rLoYMENT AGENcf.1l North Sew
snth street Richmond. va
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STEADY EMPLOYMENT
FOB YOUNG LADIES, is
TO IS YEARS OLD, AT
TELEPHONE OPERA T.
ING. PAY WHILE LEARN
ING DURING COURSE OF
-FOUR WEEKS. IN
CREASES THEREAFTER
FREQUENT. EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
ADVANCEMENT TO I'M
PORTANT POSITION Ms
WITH SALARIES TO COR
RESPOND. Refined,
PLEASANT AND COOL
SURROUNDINGS. CAFE
TERRA FOR EMPLOYEES
WITH MEALS BELOW
COST. REST AND REC
REATION ROOM PRO-
vIDED. CALL OR WRITE
TO OBTAIN FULL IN
FOR NJ ALTON. C. & P.
TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF VA, MISS BOLTZ,
ROOM POP, TOO e. GRACE.
CTpTET
SITUATIONS WANTED
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AUCTION SALE
Chas. A. Rose Co.
Auctioneers.

AuCtioneers.
Default having been made In the
payment OF a note secured thereby
and being required so to do by the
holder thereof. the undersigned will,
by virtue of a certain deed OF trust
TO him as trustee, dated. January 8.
1917, and recorded in Hastings Court,
Part Two. Of the City OF Richmond
In D. B. 44-A. p. 3li. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST .. 1917,
at 5 r. NJ.
offer for sale at public auction on the
premises a lot of land with improve
ments thereon. located in that portion
of the City OF Richmond known as
South Richmond. said lot commencing
at a point on the east line of Tween
tieth street. l5s feet north of the north
line OF Hull street. thence running
northwardly along and fronting on the
east line OF Twentieth street, rs feet 8
inches and extending back from said
front between parallel lines 100 feet.
Terms; Cash sufficient to pay the
costs of executing the trust and one
note for $500, with interest from
July s, 1917. till paid, one half OF
the residue OF the purchase money in
cash and the other half at twelve
months secured by a deed of trust.
or all cash. at the option OF the pur-
.thaser. ss- 1.a-.,-.,...
THos. W. GARDNER, Trustee
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WOOD.

Reduce1 Price. On Kfnatinx Wood %
$50 short and N.7s long haul.
Phone In your order. Randolph ess.
DAVID NJ LEA q CO.
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bal
Railway COMPANY.

qchedule eNactIve january q iSYa
superseding schedule OF April H. ie11
schedule subject to change without
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LIGHTNING DESTROYS
FAIRFAX HOME
Manassas. Va. July 2e--Salisbury.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
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LOANS,
AUTOMOBILES.

ANNUAL SALE OF Used CARS.
May Bargains. Carr Overhauied anA
painted Sacrifice prieeA
eAxonA two and nve-passenger; four
and stx-cylind4f.
Cadillac Chalmers
Overland Mitchell
Buick Maxwell
FordA two ana nvs-passenger-Ford
sedanA Ford trucks.
Wiliys utility tvuck. Y ton capacity.
Smith Form A truck. i-ton capacity.
XAEHLER MOTOR COMPANY.
Broad At Rylnnd-
Ran. Ssss. Ran 1897.
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All ofuefs seut y =. d oWapPfuVaI
TIRE co. OF RICHMOND,
sl7-wEsr BROAD sTREET-sIT
Randolph 1893.
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For Selected Geara, Bearings.
wheels. ma1netos, careuretors, axles,
springn ana windshields by WILBUR
r. DOrsoN. 500 Brook avenue
Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-09
Wants Boys Below Draft
Aue Sent to Colleges

"If we are going to wage war at all,
we should do it intelligently." This
was the statement made by DR.. l. B.
Schreckengast, chancellor Nebraska
Wesleyan university, at the meeting
OF the college section of the State
Teachers association, at the Fon-
tenele.
This was the sentiment expressed
throughout the meeting. Further, the
question OF recruiting officers in
fuencing high school boys to enlist
was frankly discouraged. That all
boys not of conscription age be put
into the colleges, if they are not al
ready there, and that all present STU
dents of conscription age be per-
mitted to finish their college work,
was the opinion of DR.. Schrecken-
gast.
The need for intelligent men to go
forward with the work OF reconstruc-
tion was the general argument Their
duties in school are the same as the
duties of the older men in the
trenches" said Prof. "A. A. Reed OF
Lincoln.
Officers elected for the coming year
are: President, John N. Bennett.
Doane college; secretary, Anna L.
Hinterlong, University of Nebraska.