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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29
ARREST
TO BARE PLOTS
ALONG COAST

~ United Prose Leased Wire
PORTLAND. Oct 2o.-Fed-
eral Investigation OF the &C
tivitles Of William Dolfen. cook
In the third Oregon regiment
arrested Saturday on an East
bound troop train as a spy, has
only started.
This was the statement today OF
local federal authorities Thru n
study OF Dolfcn's activities. they
hope to open up the entire German
espionage system on tho Coast,
with which the army cook ia said
TO have been closely connected.
Deputy 4. s. Attorney Rankin in
timated today that number OF
prominent Germans had already
been involved.
Dolfen, according 90 sworn state
ments OF Witnesses. sold plans OF
Fort Rosccrans TO "A German Off
cial In Portland for 81 600. was IN
the pay OF Germans whilo In tho
army. and was engaged In various
pro-German and reasonable work.
Arrests OF those involved I'm these
transactions with Dolfen ARE now
expected.
Dolfen. stripped of his uniform.
Is In the county jail hero. lie Will
probably be sent To OIL internment
camp within the next few days.
Deputy United States Attorney
Rankin said today the government
probably held enough evidence
uooipgt n,IC,u IN GonVtgt him IN IA
charge of treason. He added. how
ever. that such action was not
likely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29

stall "a. lbs granuiatsd sugar. erc.
3 rHcbr or lpH Halt. 70. stall o.. pure
natural milk. 90 a.. o. ~ Stall -.
fancy queen olives, coo - sweet pickles
SOC pt sausrkraut. 100 at Stall %. hest
fresh Irra-y butter. tor In Martsold
oieomnrEariuc 12r 90 stalls as. white
navy beans. iir DO New orleans mo
laHass to7 can isrH" rolls toilet paper.
600. cans spices. 2lr bHrs crystal
White soap. s1s Hayou beans. ibs
toc. new crop fga. 2 he 2tc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29

HiaIia tt.ff. fI0uT. . 60 ssrh rnrna
ton uts. s. - eAsa. No 10 Fisher flour.
SO. corn flakes, Sc pkg los rolled
onta az HtaU e.. ritrnn. orange or
lemon peel 3ir 10 medium size bottles
hluinE o.. NsW orleans moiasHss t5r
Enl health bread flour. 90 ptE snfs
crackers. sinEsrsnaps Or graham crack
sru. itr 10 Toe and iic spices. for
tGr. STILL -. u. =. chit sauce. Use
L..Illa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29

Rtau u. lbs graduated sugar &c
stall 20. pure natural miik. ~ at stall
30. potatoes. Yakima Gems. 81 20. deliv-
cred Yakima HurhRnhr. 81 -. delivered
locals. it76 and 81 90. delivered. cab
hage. itrr 10 onions. 81 90 sack. Atali
.. HfaEu nuts 20c o. lemons. & FOR I0c
stall 90. fresh whole salmon. i3r 90
rod snapper. lbs CSC. large Norway
herring. Tor 26c stall 20. uncolorcd
Japan tea. co 10 baking powder. lsc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29

With 1853 passengers, 1900 cases
OF salmon and quantity OF salt
fish. with moose and reindeer
skins, the Alaska Steamship Co s
liner jefferson docked Sunday
morning from her trip To Alaska.
The vessel will leave Wednesday
morning on her return trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29
lInNI.Ii

gtnll 1909. Armour'a minr~meat. ifc
10 aauofkraut. 100 at Stall 100. best
fresh churued butter. tJc 49,. 2 lbs 81 90.
frcgh Jorscy butter. go H.. guaranteed
oregon eggs. doE 5tc. fresh peanut
butter I5c M, = lbs iec. 2 y ,ha abc.
mild cream CHEESE. &c 10 ground choro-
Iato. ESQ H. 2 lbs iGr. goo coffee. igc.
stall mo. HlrIoiu steak zoo 10 pot roast
1850 60 $50 No., veal roast. 1870 10 4,
boot liver. 100 N. stall T. Flake white.
.g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29
CHARLES PIEz WILL
Aid ADMIRAL Caps

WASHINGTON. Oct 2s.-Chas.
A. Piez. OF Chicago. was today
chosen vice chairman OF the emer.
gency fleet corporation of the ship
ping board. ne will assist Admiral
Caps. general manager OF the fleet
corporation, in handling business
problems. permitting the latter an
opportunity TO concentrate on ship
construction. Piez Is president OF
the Link Belt Machine Co. OF Chi
csgo. and has served the shipping
board as a production engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29
Business Personals


wANrEb otn rAiRr TEETH tnoNsT
MATTER ~ BROKEN. HIGHEST
PRICES rAfn CAHu ron oI.D
Hptn. SILVER AND DIAMONDS
hMtfit lEWUi.nN NrQ co. .ia T.
q SMITH nina, FouNTu FLOOR
WArCii nnrAtHtNu
Diamonds set while you wait. jsvslrr
repaired and remadeisd
Nuth guaranteed a. shnisssts prices
SMITH IEwEtnv nFo 90
'ir l. 9. SMITH hibn. Fourth Fioef
our COURSE MAKES rtStatnp
dancer - yea WHY waitr our 80.
suits guaranteed uinpodrams. hifth
and University Elliott iisf.
NA0rtAE PIANO rLAYiJp
Ana popular music taught In 10 lessons
fantHEes uidE
PRACTICAL MUSE Airs. Wift.niK
sen. loid 18Th = " Phone Ballard
1877
KopAKEHa "tN Ari AT srurrRn
done 10 cents roll Jaco,o 4
nldg
hAVANAuaHs - 90 h.,s isos IL. az.
bENNEh Dfr WORKS isos f,n ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29
RESPOND
TO CHRISTMAS
SMOKE APPEAL

Seattle folks ara determined that
our Snmmica, who went into the
trenches Saturday IN France. shall
not find an empty pipe when the
days fighting In done The list be.
low shows how eagerly Seattlcitea
responded to the call for Christmas
smokes
Saturday was tho last day for
that -bgt the smoke fund Keeps on
Va viii not only supply the boys
with Christmas smokes. but with
New Year smohea and with smokes
for every day they are at the
front
To-day No received a check for
tai 50 from the knights and Ladies'
OF Security. who gave dance re
Gently for the benefit OF the smoke
fund
In memory OF her Irish setter.
Don. who Mas poisoned recently.
Mrs Emma 7 Callahan. OF 1873 T..
F1r tt. sends 81 She also sends
another 81 FOR barney. sim living
TOBACCO rtND
eta, Alien ..... .....t............ SEQ
Ired Counter ......... .......... aie
Ssiis ror.k.. sii,sna. Wash, .... rs
nse.T Tef.Ae. Nilsana. Wash. ...... 80
H.inhar,it Tar.Ls, sIi,ana. wash 90
Mis. Vivian Plants, Iias ". s7th st. 10
Miss justine risnts. tata ". tIth st. 10
Mics Anna Oman. ala Yakima ave.
tie Iium ........ ......... 90
" wiieos. orc rrnd ave. y. W. 90
Mr.. Miami. shore. Labor Tempt. 20
isfs.-aris dane. hall. care Of Mrs.
l.. ". Lawrence, sweet Hriar
raurh. II .. -, z. Hos, wash. foos
Mis- Gertrude rsnf.E. txo y. roth 81. so
Aanis . Nnss. Ni.au.ily. wash. leo
MIR. Alice urund. All bssirf wsy rs
cid. Ta.ea, I1nameI-w, wash 90
bella rr.fe, asos Tlii- ass...... so
Nrs o. o. whittier, iis belmont ~. eco
Mis-. sally ffiinis. =. a. uos sst 100
Helen NJ iiishford. pft sirth ave. y. SO
W. a. -. ...t.... ...r...... 80
d.ass .''''.....'.-..''...','''..si ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29

The Commonwealth club meets
Monday night, at $3.50 p. m. at the
Good Eats cafeteria Municipal
Coal Problem" Will be discussed by
Hon. ]. w. Bryan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29
In a recent test II was found tha,

rubber is IN certain rospects
stronger than steel A sand blasA.
under enormous pressure, was
blown on piece OF rubber and a
piece of steel and the rubber out
wore the steel three TO one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29

Tortola De Valencia. spanish
dancer OF opulent charms who
cured the pale pearls OF tho lady
who used 10 be czarina OF Russia.
and who has capiiyatod 30 per
cent OF tho mobility of Europe by
her sinuous twistings and twin.
inEs. Is laughing like a conquoror
on an American dock. She has
Just arrived TO show American
playgoers how they dance IN bot
hloodcd Spain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29

Hfnil a.. bssi Jersey butter. 90 II fuii
cream cheese. 1pr ~ Stall e.. mutton
sisu 1859 10 %; roast. i'c 10 atsil
O. wheat Suta ftsoldsnl. i9r pkg poHi
rnhsfirn ae pkE Ersp. jui~" tnad
Why. - bottle 10. a. bottle 15r
Anderaor e. rfrs ths. 10. peas tHNsa
tahi. i1isr ih seeded raisina. ioc 10
urN PEGS. f3Hc ~ stan 30. rolls. izr
dor cookies dos ifr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29
2ND HAND CLOTHING


on Articles are b~ins
listed f3r re- EHpkN'H AtfCrtuN HAi.E.
lerE0 uCTOuEN 90. Ok HrATftrR
lEAptNu AUCTION HOUSE. soes e..
70 SECOND AVE Hfrtnrys tnapts.
Circassiaa walnut and either good dress
vf- anA fhiffanisrs. ladies decks fuusd
oak davenport pedestal estsnsieu "a
biss huffsta, dining chairs. 20 -hefs
reed softes ard arm chair. tuun'a fenas
hiuafinn drHk aud sectional book case.
five int ~ tfaas. Nrruia Martin an.
enamel beds in nhrtnus aiErs. metal
springs ustrftuoor hair and cotton
tnhttFrsHrn. bedding. roftiefes dfap~s
pictareH. fire nru Nnosirf cabinet, and
irwnH. Monarch and 0rrnf MalsHftc
wiki Eaa attachment. Reliable. Eeitpss
suh Direct Artion Uas ranges. tnafanr
tAnsous water heater. Remington via
Tho typewriter. ftGf vacuum cleaner.
Hft squares carpets. russ. ball runner.
iniaii itnaieufn. r0ugnirufn. etc iaha
ttushsu 8 Sons. Auctieusefs Main
1888
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29
GOOD RESULTS OBTAINED
NnAM
Star
Want
Ads

READ THE FOLLOWING i.hI ttiAI
The Seattle patty star
Seattle. wash
Gentlemen We wish e. report
that The attached advertisement,
witch was run lee Nouf paper far one
week ffefu October 3 60 october o..
refrrrins Co one tfart 20 small
water front subdivision ou puget
sound. has surely brought results
Among the different office callers.
one aaie was made 90 QUE % the tra e
aud At least another sale ls tn prpa
peSt tn addition. up to this itue we
have had aiS mail Inquiries, one 20
them from as far away a. Alberta
tn account OF those real teturns.
We request that tho advertisement hu
inserted Tor another week. starting
to-day
u anyone doubts these results We
would BE- pleased Co show the evidence
a. euf ofNer. NJ 500 care ts. ynu
have eUr rermissian 90 publish thls
letter.
Thanking yeu fcr past fa,ers. We
ars.
Very truly YOURS.
CHARLES sOMEEs COMPANY,
ny Charles ssmsfs. Dr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29
l7-City Lots for Sale

CHEAPEST lots ~ SEATTLE
ONLY 1850
tsHest feet. 80 cash. q monthly.
easily worth 1900 All taxns
raid Mr itarkwurth. ttt uos,
tua hleeks aiso open evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29
HOUSES EoR SALE

GOUN1 try H0ME
AZ Lake Forrest Park. with a fms Wow
% faks Warrington. on a Epad road
oniy short distance from the Pacific
highway water. trispnoae and electric
iiEht In. This d mics little tunEaiuw
ard good NaraE~. over acre -
land all cleared and fruit trees ast
out gooa school snly a short usik
frum the property. and " = On veil
settled community This place 10
barWaIh at the price asked fgF ~. and
- dandY nttia rountrY hafne Ths
price - tgsta and the terms are 1850
cash. and the balance ou rasy tsrma
A. O. RElD & GO.
iis NEW YORK BLOCK
COY GROOM BUNGALOW CtpHe
90 car ga- electric light. city watss
- down. 80 PEI meath. inetusitnE IN,
i-rs.f. IDA smith. tset California ave
csrusT Dawson. West t3f Fauntierpy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29
Public Markets
rfSE NJ

rf~E NJ.
Sugar sfaii isA ths sugar. -. its
ttr. Carolina rfre. 2 - sc. Jap rice.
ths csc HfpnFs. Mason fruit isfs. qts
sec dos. rts -tr dos etr can Hershey .
cocoa. ttr. pkEa corn makes. Is stall
e. Washington creamery butter. tor u .
fresh milk. roc At stall 10 fresh peanut
tuttcf. Toe De- sauerkrauf. ats stc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29
MlsoellANeous roR aAlr

nuNN sriia THUMBS
\ And haas for teas Nupairing ~ luggage
and umbrellas aia Second ave near
James MAiu stif
rlAarENlNu. Muck on CrNENr
/ WORK old or new. promptly attended
Go az reasonable rates Phone Elliott
f'h -
INV PIANOS ruit HrNr WtN1 AZ.
piled vu purchase Meyer Toner. 10
Uuian
rtANuH SPECIAL MARGARINE ~ ouH
exchange department Meyer Toner
40 linton II
RON aAtE. Al roN ArNHrUpNd tCE
machine tn Al condition Inquire
ttutel uaden office tirat and rina.
LOVELY rtUHiAN NrrrNa PHONE
North ssBt
kkNy,Ss1eits =, 90 lt,ts ioes - =.
BOATS FOR SALE
'roN s,tr ss.rnor UAciNn ~.
vInssd i4uuet. al sHit vntrr utttuns
sh Racine susius foot tender AVID
uoHting launch house bargain AT
~, re ssse G9sgs Ssr.o 49,.
/. 2ND HAND CLOTHING
CtortiiNu uouditr Am SOLD 1900
. tirst ave 1918 Westlahu ave Phone
-
i3-Lost and Found
IOHr Mus AND WHITE WEDGE.
wnad cameo brooch. in Uulisrd ur
fremont Hsliard raf uf near fika 81
NrWafd Phone ballard 80
toar HHoWN LEATHER HANDBAG
7 SUNDAY evening tu transferring FROM
nsntan car Co i9th ave Contains
valuable rings nnd other articles Ito
rral reward rhuuo East tast
l6-Wanted Miscellaneous
~ You HANn ASNriitSo TO Skill.
cell ths Pacific Auriien Co. N@ia ssts
81 20 as Tor ruad used suits other artt-
Ciss rroportiahatefY Main 1881
tOA Auction Cu1a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29

S4UARTER-ACRE LAND
A. II. REID & co.


80 REST -HAsE FIRST ASD
pine highly finished hest vantiiHtsd
tn city Inquire nt Hotel Baden 0fflcs.
FIRST ara Pine
16-Water Front Property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-29

iearn facts sbou' the finest salt water
frontage. So s-acrs trartE 81 400 an
acre. on easy terms Charles Bomsrs
Company. Alaska BldE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-22
NEW ENEMY FOR KAISER
Now Seem. Certain That Mexico Soon
VIII Sever Relations With
Germany.

MENICO CITY. October 90 (delayed).
Mexico will sever relations with Ger
many within very few days IL the
present plan of the vast majority OF
Senator's materializes. That 1t will ma
terialize is not doubted in any quarter.
At a private meeting this morning
the Senators discussed the bill intro
duced yesterday, urging the govern
ment to declare benevolent neutrality
toward the allies. After number of
important speeches the Senators agreed
to go as far as severing relations.
1t is believed that resolution to
this effect will be voted by the Senate
some time early next week. Public
opinion throughout Mexico has taken a
sharp and decided turn in favor of the
allies within the last few weeks. and
this new sentiment is growing stronger
daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-22
LAUDER MOVES AUDIENCE
TO TEARS WITH WAR TALES
True Stories OF Hun Cruelty Cause
HiPpodrome ThronE to Weep
UnreAervcdiy.


! NEW YORK. October 2I.-Harry
Lauder. the Scotch comedian. appearing
in serious role this afternoon at the
tIippodrome before vast audience Of
men and a few scattering women. NOV
d his hearers as his wonderful COM
cdy songs have never done. IIe ap-
pealed to America as "Britain's big
3orothcr." to give. generously, freely.
gladly. Withholding nothing. to crush
'russianism.
"A previous speaker" said Mr. Lau-
Ider. stated that I would speak to you
for the soldiers of Scotland. Friends,
let mo tell you that little Scotland
needs no one to speak for her" A
mighty roar Of applause greeted this
ribute.
"Prussianism must be crushed. We
must do our duty now. to-day, with
out delay, or we shall fall / could
give you hundreds of reasons why
Prussianism must be crushed utterly
as l have been through the trenches,
where l learned much. l will content
myself with two Instances. and what
| ! tell you 1 know to he true.
MY boy (the son who later was
I.
did not refer TO thaO came home inva-
lided. l asked him: What kind OF a
man Is the enemy. SOM and this is
what he told me:
sixty of our soldiers were captur-
ed. They were of the Forty-second
Highlanders.
The mention of those wonderful
fighters fired the audience TO an enthu-
siastic demonstration. When. finally,
1t subsidized, Mr.. Lauder continued:
THE Germans made those sixty
brave men strip stark naked and stand
at attention all night in the rain. In
the morning an officer came to them
and told them they were to return to
their own trench across No Mans
Land. They started. and when half
way across, German machine guns
opened ire and killed every last one
Of them
Lauder. because my boy would not
tell me a lie
Men and women alike wept frankly.
One OF our men l found in a hos
pital," the speaker continued. His
face was half gone. / asked him how
it happened. He told me he had gone
over the top with some comrades. cap
turing a German trench; that he had
picked up fountain pen in one of the
German dugouts. a few hours later
he sat down TO write letter home.
When he unscrcwed the cap OF the pen
1t exploded, tearing away his face.
These are samples OF the things
we, every one OF US, must have a part
in crushing utterly from the face OF
the earth. If II were possible to buy
liberty i should say buy it by all
means. But liberty cannot be bought.
We must give men and We must give
our money to care for them"
The meeting was held under the
auspices Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-22
WOUNDS HIS MEDITERRANEAN
Unable to Adjust Divorce Proceedings,
Man Turns Revolver on Relative
Before killing HfmseIf.

TOWNSEND. MASS, October 81
William H. Watson. thirty-five. OF
Craig, Mo-, after seriously wounding
his mother-in- law. Mrs. Mary L. Buck
ley, seventy years old. this morning
shot and killed himself. Watson came
TO Townsend in an effort to adjust di-
vorce proceedings brought against him
by his wife. but, failing because OF
Mrs. Watsons determination to seek
separation, turned .3S-caliber auto
matio revolver on her mother and
himself. The police say Watson had
an automobile hidden in the woods
with the intention of kidnapping his
five-year-old daughter. Mary Jane.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS
Robinson Crusoe, Jr.

Maybe you have never noticed it, but
there are very few moments in the
course or an entertainment employing
large numbers OF people that they are
permitted to appear before the public
empty-handed. striking example is
found In the big chorus of Robinson
Crusoe, Jr." which comes to the Acad-
envy or Music tomorrow and Wednes-
day. with matinee on Wednesday.
Nine out OF ten persons who view the
performances. IL asked when walking
out, what the chorus carried would be,
at loss TO answer. And. with good
reason. for almost everything imagin-
able, from canes and parasols to tennis
racquets. golf sticks and even clappers
and tanborineS are employed. To
please the eye a chorus must be kent In
motion. Mere dancing and waving OF
arms would become monotonous. so
that the subtcrfuEe OF going through
the motions OF fencing. rowing. goifng.
playing tennis. driving. etc. is resorted
to.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-22
Variety and War Pictures.

What is described by the metropolI-
tan press as the greatest of all pic
lures OF actual warfare. THE Retreat
OF the Germans at Arras." will be ex-
hibited In connection with the regular
vaudeville attractions at the Lyric the
frst-half Of this week, commencing
with the matinee performance this az
ternoon. These pictures are vouched
for in every detail by the British War
Department. under whose supervision
the cameramen worked while the Huns
were in flight. The horrors of war are
wildly shown In the panoramic repro
duction Of the actual scenes of carnage
and devastation. Topping the vaude-
Vile list are Rita Mario and her orch
estra OF ten pretty and accomplished
girls. They render miniature mu-
sicale. Vocal and Instrumental mum
bcrs alternate in the varied program
the musical maidens present. Adams
and Griffith. versatile team Of enter
tanners. have variety act full OF gin
ger and originality. Leonard and Whit
ing. character comedians. will be seen
in "Dufy's Rise" a rollickins comedy
bit. Marie Dreams, known as the Girl
With the Angel Voice." will otIer a
classy vocal program. and the Hen
ninGs, equilibrists. have a daring exhi-
bition Astounding in shocks and thrills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-22
At the Movies To-Day

STRAND - MadEe Kennedy, In
"Bnby Mlne,n and "In tho Wake Of
tho HUNS"
BiJOC-Gernldlne Farrar, In "The
Woman God Forgot" and Holiness
TrnveloEueH.
COLONIAI-Francfs Bushmnn and
beverly Bnyne. In '"rhelr Compact"
iSfS-OIga Petrovn, In ''ro the
Denth.-
ODEON-valeska suratt, In s.Tbe
Siren"
NEw-"2O.o 900 Leagues Under the
Sea-"
VICTOR-CharlieC Chaplin. in .oThe
Ring" and changers OF a BrIde.n
BLCEBIRD - Harry Carey, In
"strnfEht Shooting" and tsThe
Fighting Trail"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-22
A Beautiful Head
OF Hair Is Woman's
Growing Glory

To lose 1t Is a calamity that should
be avoided at all costs! Frequent ap-
plications Of PARCO RESORCO will
keep ii at It's best-soft, silky and
luxuriant. Resorco is unexcelled in the
treatment OF dandruff. falling hair. &C.
zema Of the head and all similar affec-
delightful and refreshing tonic that
will keep the hair healthy and vigorous
and prevent premature badness. put
up in generous size bottles 50c
at any of the following drug stores.
Paragon Pharmacy. Hord's Drug Store.
+ a. Miller Co, Washington & Early
two storeS), L. 7. Wright Drug Co.
BurnettS Drug Store, Allen Aven,,e
Pharmacy. Farley's Pharmacy, Kern's
Pharmacy. and one store in each town.
Adv ~ " 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-22
News In nricY.

James Rutfin, fftecn- year-oId son OF
Mr. and Mrs. James Mel. Rufhn, had, his
right arm broken yesterday while
crankins his automobile. by the back
mring of the crank
There are about 100 wives OF army
officers now living in Petersburg. and
most OF them are engaged In work of
some kind for the welfare of. tho SOL
diers
The Boy Scouts Of Petersburg are
making u splendid record In their cam
Daign for subscriptions for Liberty
bonds, and in the distribution or food
control literature. .uD"o
On Tuesday, detachment of forty
five men for the Three Hundred and
Nineteenth tPennsylvania) Infantry
will sell Liberty bonds in the city.
The colored people of Petersburg are
arranging for n big parade and demon
stration on Saturday, when the ctty's
contingent OF colored recruits, leaves
for Camp Lee.
The sale of tags yesterday for tho
uniform fund for the "a. =. Hill Rifles
nctted $3.50. s-sror,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-22
HOLY NAME CUNT OUT
basketball Players to Get First Pr..-
lice OF Season To-NIEht-Pros-
poets Are Bright

The Holy Name basketball team will,
begin practice tonight.
The team at the close of last season
elected William Wright captain. sue.
ceeding Louis Coravati
Captain Wright will have Laurenc.
Del Papa, James Hart, Gerald Sweeney
T. Powers. M. Barrett and c. Masses
on the squad this season. James Hart
made an excellent showing last year.
and Is expected to prove good man
this year.
Del Papa and Sweeney at guard,
will make hard combination for the
opposing side to overcome. While Del
Papa, Sweeney. and Hart compose the
defensive strength Of the team, Wright.
Powers, Barrett. and Massei will form
the scoring combination.