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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-02

W 10 oIN.hSC - NE T. l.
In execution of an order OF the Dis
trict Court OF the United States. for
matter of Charles Wright, bankrupt,
entered on the 26th day of April, 1917.
The Undersigned trustee and special
missioner. will sell at public auc-
ton on the premises on
WEDNESDAY,, MAY .. 1917.
at o'clock L. NJ.
all that certain real estate described In
said decree al follows:
All that certain piece, parcel or lot
designated as No 1924 West G ;"s
street, and all Improvements thereon.
lying and being in the city of Rich
Street, between Lombardy Street and
Allen Avenue. and bounded as follows:
ssnnns q, bre o" The hr North Line
ninety-two, C39.) feet east OF Allen
Avenue, thence running eastwardly
along the north line OF Grace Street.
and fronting thereon twenty-elght cess
at right angles and between parallel
ines one hundred and forty $50 feet
being lot No. IS. on a plan OF subdi-
vision OF w. c. Aliens estate"
The improvements consist of mod
crn two-story brick dwelling. with
large rooms and the usual city con-
Ncnicnces. The location Is the very
best, and this sale offers an unusual
opportunity TO secure either a de-
sirahle home or a high-clas irvest-
mcnt
TERMS: Onc-third cash and tho resi-
due in two equal inStailments, at six
and twelve months from day OF sale
The deferred payments to be evidenced
by negotiable notes OF the purchaser
with interest added at the raie OF s
pcrccntum per annum. and secured by
:, deed of trust on the property. or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser.
JAMES C.. PAGE.
Trustee in Bankruptcy
for Charles Wright.
\. w. PATTERSON
Special Commissioner.
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WANTED. men TO learn Darpcr trade: few
weeks required: steady position for com
petent graduates: wonderful demand for
BARRIERS. Free catalogue. Richmond Bar
Der College. sos East Broad Street. Rich
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BY McCURDY & JOHNSON,
Real Estate Brokers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
PROPERTY DESIGNATED AS
808H2 and $40 North
3lst Street
BETWEEN "N" AND 20" STREETS
AND KNOWN AS ST. JOSEPH'S
HALL.

BE w ZEN AND u STREETS,
AND KNOWN AS ST. JOSEPH'S
HALL.
Pursuant to a. decree OF the Law and
Equity Court, entered April 81, 1917,
IN suit Of Yates etc, VS.. Yates ct ais,
therein pending, the undersigned APP
pointed special commissioner thereby,
will offer for sale upon the premises
subject TO the confirmation OF the
coGrt--on
THURSDAY. MAY ), 1917.
At O'Clock p. NJ.
the real estate mentioned in said decree
consisting OF IL lot fronting 35 foot and
running back 1872 feet to an alley, on
which there is small dwelling and
large frame hall building. Same will
be altered either as a whole or in par
cells as may be determined at time Of
sale.
TERMS: One-third G-3) cash. resi-
due in equal instruments at four (4)
and eight tS) months, for negotiable
notes interest added and title retained
until payment and deed given by court.
GEORGE w. LEWIS.
Special Commissioners.
The bond required by the court O.
the special commissioner in the above
cause has been duly given. -
LUTHER LIBBY.
Clerk.
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We will sell at auctic1 on the
premises
THURSDAY, MAY 8. 1917.
at . O'Clock Il. NJ.
H. above mentioned desirable ten
room corner home. The house has
every modern convenience. right at the
park. car line convenient. stable, ga
rage. etc. beautiful location The
party owning this home has decided to
leave IN" city and the property must
he sold. Come and get a bargain
POLLARD Il BAt;EY, INC.
AuCtionccrs.
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Dp you want a sure lob with big pay. easy
hours and rapid advance? Write Tor my
hiE free hook. DIV 1874. which tolls you
how YOU can get good government posi-
ton. Earl Hopkins Washington. u. &.
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LOST AND FOUND

STRhYED away from home lasi Wedri"s-
-, das night. white fox terrier dog Just
i!kr tho Victor Dog : VI. Gu%. 1909
tirst Axenu. Highland Park. Phone Mad
LOST. sable collie. Answers 10 nam. Of
. Nero medal 40 lS3l Return 80 I: -
po"srs ~: south cherry phOu. Ran.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
Commissioners Auction Sale

TWO TRACTS OF VALUABLE TIM.
BIER AND FARM LANDS IN AC.
QtlNTON DISTRICT. KING VIII.
LIAM COUNTY. VIRGINIA.. BE-
TWEEN NJ ASTLE AND
BRANDIWlNE. COMPOSING WHAT
is KNOWN AS THE BLAKE
FARM
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HELP WANTED-AIale

WASTED; registered or assistant tcgis-
tered pharmacies: GOOD position to right
Intn. I. q. Coy ~ Nnrfnik Va '"N
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED. two experienced suburban lot
statesmen. Good opportunity for hustlcrs
Address leo6 Mutual Building.
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BY G. l.. & n. l.. DENOON,
AND
POLLARD & BAGBY,
Real Estate Auctioncers.

BANKRUPT SALE OF THE HAND
SOME BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. 1924
WEST GRACE STREET.
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FOR SALE-Household Goods
TYPEWRITE.RS.

FOR sale, one large Burton resiaura
large hat rack Phone Randolph lis
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DEATHS

W!NN --picd Aptu 30. 1917. at Memorial
Hospital. AkTHCE WI%S son Of
Thomas :. and i.yiia ". VIM
', funersl services from me residence .33
Wet Gre. Street. WEDNESDAY,, May =.
TArLOR.--DIof Al OAK C;royc.'' AMELIA
Count. Va Monday April 80 MRS.
Funeral from Main stree, station on ar
IlEal i-;.5 II. NJ. train. interment IN Holy
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pIVlDES- Str-7-.

wv ''r.N' N'f' - a.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE. RAILROAD
COMPANY
Once OF the Treasurer
.r,,. Wilmington y. G.. May I, 1917.
THE. board OF directors OF Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company has DECLARED n
dtNiaend OF ~ per cent on the preferred
capital stock OF that company. payable al
the Office of III" treasurer. Wilmington
y. g ON and after May 10 1917. The
transfer books are closed from April 90 TO
May 10. both inclusive
JAMES r POST. Treasurer.
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RENT smith Premier s: ner month
SELL. or sccomd.hanas ,horouchIv RE
paired. sold on ins,aIinncmts
REMINGTON TYPEWRlTER co
u North Ninth Street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WASTED. resident agents in every town
and county IN the state to sell the best
line OF accident and health policies on the
market, Liberal hrs, and renewal commits
sions which Ne pay gives opportunt;y
10 build an increasing and permanent in
come Betier apply for your territory to-
day. Branch Onicc. Standard Accident In
surance CoInpany. bristol. Va.
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AUTOMOBILES.


TWO 5-passcnrcr automobiles at nacrInce
price. l. Butord * Co
COMMERCIAL. automobile bodies anil tops
new and second hand wnROn. Richard
son bros 81 II DOL! ..nuc. Madison 1851
BCiCk 1914; s-cyIind.r. new paint. good
tires. in first lass mechanical condition.
for sale cheap. Address /. is3. care Times
pisDatCh
TWO. only. 1915 Ford touring bodies; several
runabout bodies. VIII soil ch"sp Large
stock Of commercial bodies for your busi-
ness. Bodies put sam. day order given.
Headquarters for Ford bodies y Meyers
Sons. I3l East Cary. Street.
WE have fun line OF conrrercinl bodies
for Fords In stock. All styles TO suit
your delivery purpose. We put Oh
4. MEYERS SONS
731 East
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FOR SAI.t.-AIachincry.

Be- TING. pullcys, chatting hangers pianer,
resaIs; jomters. la,h miiis holders. NOR
users. Enlie Sriiii.rS. veneer mae hiue y
| IilufOrd c. 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-02

GRIFFiS.--Di.!. AT MS residence I,O2
isii. WILLIAM Il. GRIFFIN. IIe leaves a
wife md one daughter. Nrs Peytpr Adams.
Funeral - rc-iGsnc" At 1880 y NJ. WE'D
NESDAf. Mny :. Frien!s invited To at
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BUSINESS CHANCES
TIMBER

FOR salt" -; - acres Of timber five miles
from ORANGE Courthouse and three miles
from Madison. SAID to he about 500 900
feet. Price. sii00o cash, Write iur fur
,hct tniorn"t!"n. &. NJ. Boston Clifton
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STORAGE AND MOVING

W.; FIRED. KlcHARDSON. INC. 6Ol-603
West Main Street. hreproof storage for
household goods; Moving. packing and
shipping Randolph k43.
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SITUATION WANTED-Fcmaie

general orl"c work by a young woman
SfaHua'" "t " Sew York sccretarial school
References exchanged. l. ls5, care Times
ltisntt.h
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HISoN.-Dicd Ma, =, tho rc.idonC. OF
her daughter Mrs Russell e Proctor.
1oil BARTON Avenue. SARAH ASHLIN.
widow OF the lair iohn " Rt,on. leaving.
besides Mrs Proctor. other daughter.
Mrs. Milcs y. Chisholm. ot Wos,deld. Mass.
and two sons. John w. .tr 81 Norfolk and
Henry r-of BlnCkshurc
Funeral THURSDAY. II \ NJ. rom the
SboN. address
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PAINTING AND pArf.nINt!

DON'T wait until the busy season to hny.
,o YOUR >RainiinE. decorating and floor work
prices tor good work. n. e. Gardner is
North Eighth Street -
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ICE CREAM

SPECIAL. for This week Fresh Pincapn
leo Cream. Madison $40 Wynne I,
Cream Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-02

]. B. c. Garrett, clerk OF tho said
court. do certify that the bond re-
Quired OF the special commissioners by
the decree rendered in said cause on the
9th day Of April. 1917. has been duly
given.
B. c. GARRETT,
CLARK
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SITUATION WANTED-lIale

POSITION wanted 10y exp.rienccd rosis-
tered druggist 10y May 10: sober and i'm =
dgstrious !. Is, care Times Dispatch
y position wanted 10y experienced plumber E
Helper Can start at once. References
Address b zoo care Times- Dispatch
WANTED q position as chauffeur by
Young man experienced In II" handling
OF ford cars. VIII accept position either
ia or out NJ town. SALARY moderate. Coco
REFERENCES address = -4j. care Times
EXPERIENCED Registered druggist omen
'or position: married. reference f. !ts
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:. SHOOSMlTH.--Di Died Monday AprN 10
isiI a, r. ~ ~ '', none M, ge9r Ihc :,
SHoosMITi wfc % Sir Fred Sho.emith,
Funeral from -. iosepH'> church, Peters
ture Va. THURSDAY NoHSING. Nav >
At II o'clock. lnt.rmeui Bl.nGford Gem
To attend.
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For some years previou, to her death She
rss the faithful nanny III IN, household
NJ tn. writer who now desires 10 testify
thst among other things. she re-
liEious, always conscientious ia all things.
ohiginE to both young ana Old. respectful
and respected by all Who knew her--and
upon those children. whether hcr own or
those OF others. who came under her in
nuence she left her impress upon them for
good Rcyonu all else she pcrsonifed faith
iulnes.
S Well done. thou good and faithful scr
want"
c. G z.
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HELP WANTED-Prof.ssionai

Pi, Bi.Ic and private schools colleges.
Fosters TEACHERS Agencies. Atlanta. Ca.
THE Virginia Teachers Bureau BOX sea
Richmond. Va. wishes to enroll teachers
for l3lI-iS FOR calls in Virginia and south
ern state Established 1879 Reliable ser
Vice. Testimonials copied. Write us A.
v. CrIIlim Pros Walton Hall Mgr
WASTED. teachers for high school aud
grade work. IAN term Send applca ton
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22
COMES ENID BENNETT IN
 PRINCESS OF THE DARK"

The Triangle offers as it's attraction to- day, Miss Enid Bennett in Princess of
 the Dark,' a Triangle Kay-Bee. Being
 Triangle Kay-Bee is guarantee suf-
 ficient that the direction, staging and.
 photography are first-class. And those
 who have seen Enid Bennett in Cock O
 the Walk" know she is charming and
 capable artist.
 Fay Herron is a little blind girl liv-
 ing in anything but bright and cheerful
 surroundings. Her playmate is little deformed chap, but the afflictions of both Fay and Grip" does not weight heavily
 upon them. They are a very happy little pair, are constant companions and are very fond of one another. One day, how ever, Fay's eyesight is restored and she
 turns in horror from the little misshapen boy and rushes to the arms of a young man who has befriended her And one night as she, fully restored to all her faculties, and her sweetheart are stroll ing in the moonlight along the mountain side, they stumble over the dead body of the little cripple boy, who used to play with her on the floor and tell her pretty fairy tales, and all about the Prince Charming which one day would come for her.
 Princess of the Dark is not a joyful tale, but it is a simple little story, simply told, that plays upon all your heart strings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22
MERCHANT U-DOAT BREMEN WAS NOT
 LOST, SAYS REPORT

stockhold. February a--Cvia London-) The German merchant submarine Bre- men was not lost, and the report of it's failure to reach America was deliberately planned for the purposes of mystifcation, according to the Aftonbladet
 This newspaper says it learns that letter received by a German sea captain who is now visiting Sweden, asserted that the Bremen was never intended for trips to the United States, but. on the con trary, from the beginning was to be used as supply vessel for armed submarines. The Bremen has fulfilled and still is ful- filling her duty of furnishing oil, food5 shells and other necessaries in manner which enables fighting submarines greatly to extend their radius of action and pro- long their time at sea.
 The Bremen's base was not given, but the Aftonbladet's informant is quoted as having said that it is nearer than you think" and that the departure of the Bremen for the United States was strategem designed 10 send entente ships on wild goose chase.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22
PAULINE FREDERICK
 TO STAR AS "SAPHO"

Pauline Frederick is to be starred by Famous Players-Pa Paramount in an adapta- tion of Daudets great story "Sapho, 7 one of the most picturesque characters in fiction.
 Clyde Fitch's stage version of 'Sapho" was presented to New York at Wal lacks in 1900. with Olga Nethersole in the role and it proved a sensational sue cess. Two years later the play was sue cessfully presented in London.
 In making the photoplay adaptation of the story of "Sapho," Hugh Ford, who is directing the production for the Fa- nous Players, has studiously avoided the darkest side of the tale and has light ened the treatment of the entire picture from start to finish, taking great care to introduce great deal of humor into the story, so that it is not in any sense oppressive in it's effect.
 Among those who are playing important roles in support of Miss Frederick in this photoplay are Frank Losee as Caou- dal, John Sanpolis as Dejoie. Petro de Cordoba as Flamant and Thomas Neigh an as Gaussin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22
CIVILIZATION" STILL
 DRAWING GOOD HOUSES

Civilization continues to show to good audiences at the Strand. This marvellous picture is receiving unanimous praise wherever shown and will undoubtedly nave as long run as has The Birth of a Nation" It cost over a million dollars to produce and it is estimated that 10000 people took part in the production.
 If you fail to see civilization" this week, you will miss seeing one of the grandest spectacles in films today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22
Tick Eradication Election
 Is Carried in Talladega

Sylacauga, February 21 ' (Special) After an illness of only few days. J. A. Peters, a prominent farmer living two miles south of the city, died last night. He was about 60 years old and a native of Talladega county. He was a Mason, a prominent member of the Baptist church and took much inter- est in local political affairs. He leaves a widow. two sons and three daugh- ters. The funeral service will be con- ducted from the First Baptist church Thursday morning, after which burial will be had in the Marble City ceme- tery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22
FOOTBALL STAR CAST
 AS SIJPER-C R-CRIMINAL

Fred R. Stanton, who plays an impor- tant part in the big Metro serial, ''The Great Secret in which Francis x. Bush man and Beverly Bayne are the stars. was one of the officials at the Army Navy game at the Polo grounds. He was a star on the famous Cornell foot ball teams of '9S and '99. and he often serves as an official in the big eastern games.
 MT. Stanton stepped from a college dra- matic society direct to the stage. Born in Newark, N. J., he was educated at Cornell university. So successful was he in college dramatics that neither the football team nor his law studies could hold him. so at the end of his second year he joined a stock company in New ark. His first road experience came in Charles E. Blaneys play, Across the Pacific"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22
Another Measure For
 Protection of Neutrality
 is Advocated by Lansing

Washington, February 21.-secre- tary of State Lansing and Assistant Attorney General Warren urged the Senate judiciary committee today to press a bill authorizing the President to use the armed forces of the United States to enforce it's neutrality obli- gations particularly with reference to armed vessels of a belligerent interned in ports of the United States which might seek to escape
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22
ANSWERS

s. P. H.-Gladden James has been an actor since the age of 6. He is married Wilfred and Herman Lucas are not related. E. K. Lincoln is an all-round athlete. He will send you his photo if you address him at 110 West Fortieth street, New York city. and mention this paper.
 o. F. L-Bobby Feuhrer is with Fine-Arts at Hollywood. Cal. Seven teen, and. of course, still single. You might ask him!
 J. L. U.-Douglas MacLean is polo player among other things. Billie Rhodes will shortly be featured in "A Gay Deceiver." Norma Talmadge was at her best in "Panthea' a Selznick production. Alma Hanlon's next pie ture will be God of Little Children" She should act it well. as she has one or two herself.
 H. c. N.-Release date for next Ma bel Ncrmand picture is not yet am nounced. Juanita Hansen will star in Glory" 'The Rosary was made by the Selig company. with Eugenie Bes- serer in the cast.
 A. S. C.-Doris Kenyon will support Henry B. Walthall in "On Trial' for Essanay. Mary Anderson's next will be s'The Suitor from Siam" Naomi Childers is with vitagraph Lionel Barrymore has gone to Toronto. Can, where he is to make few pictures for a new company.
 T. E. S.-Edna Hunter is about 26. I never asked Ethel Clayton whether she loved home made candy, but you might send her some and find out. Wallace Reid in "The Golden Fetter."
 F, P M-Emmy Wehlen can be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22
FELT L1kE %, NOW LIKE 21

Many persons complain about feeI- ing old before they should Like a weak link in a chain. weak organ enfeebles the whole body. Overworked, weak or disordered kidneys lower vii tality. A. w. Morgan, Angola, La, writes: T suffered with pains in the back. am 43 years old, but I felt like man of 90 years old. Since I took FQlye Kidney Pills feel like I did when was 21." In 50c and $1 sizes. Sold everywhere
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22
Southern seIIs short Term Notes

New York February 2i-The Southern Railway company has sold to a banking syndicate s25,OOO,ooO two-year per cent soles oated March F. These notes are secured by deposit of development and ,mo[.gage bonds of the company. The
 ss saAe the place of an issue of bonds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22

Nan does not stand well with her fam fly and her father sends her away to a. woman who virtually makes a slave of the girl. The woman even keeps all the money which the girls father, from time to time sends her. But one day Nan meets Hai and they fall for each other on sight But the bad old woman butts in on their little affair and tells Hal a whopper abou having tainted blood in her veins So Nan runs away from this wick cd old lady and goes to the city. There she falls into the hands of an enterpris ing matrimonial agent. The girls father comes into the action again. He wants to try the marriage game again and calls on the agent for help The agent there upon takes Nan before lot of other miliionaIres and proceeds to auction her off to the highest bidder Of course Nan s father has no idea that she is his own daughter and proceeds to make the bid ding lively, finally outbdding all the others Then Hal, who has for time been lost in the shuttle, appears and all ends joycusly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22
IN THE PICTURES ANDOUT
By H. s. RYALL

reached at Hotel Netherlands, \. Y. c. Harold Lockwood is not married There may be some reason why he doesn't marry May Allison. Who knows7
 NJ. l. M.-Frances Nelson was born in St Paul. That makes her Amer ican. She is still with Metro and will be starred in "One of Many"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22
THE MYSTERIOUS MRS. M"
 INTERESTING PLAY

Mary McLaren pleased whole lot of people who saw her yesterday at the Trianon in The Mysterious Mrs. M. :" It is a picture play that is bound to please you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22
Powder Dividend Declared

New York, February 21-The Atlas Powder company today announced an ex- tra dividend of per cent on the common stock, together with the regular quarterly disbursement of per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22

which was proposed sometime ago, but recently abandoned. The proceeds of the sale will be devoted to the refunding of maturing notes and providing additional capital for improvements
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22
Features for today:

Strand: "Civilization."
 Triangle: Enid Bennett in "The Prin- cess of the Dark"
 Rialto: Lois Meredith in "sold at Auc- tion.''
 Trianon: Mary McLaren in The Mys- terious Mrs. NJ"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22

Lackawanna and Western railroad. was today elected president of the Lehigh Valley railroad, succeeding E. B. Thomas, who was made chairman of the board of directors. and who will also act as chair mittee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22

The Grand Trunk Pacific dry dock, at Prince Rupert, cost S2,5OO, OOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22
LOIS MEREDITH IN
 "SOLD AT AUCTION.

Sold at Auction with Lois Meredith shows at the Rialto again today This is a five-part Balboa photodrama and was written by Dan Whitcomb.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22

LoOmis Heads Lehigh Valley
 Philadelphia, February A.-Edward E. Loomis, vice president of the Delaware,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22

o. F. L-Bobby Feuhrer is with Fine-Arts at Hollywood, Cal Seven teen, and. of course, still single You might ask him!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-22

', F. M.-Emmy Wehlen can be
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-04-12

Little Robert Terhaar has been
quite seriously i'll since Sunday anG
medical aid was called on Tuesday.