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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
HEROIC lO-YEAR -OLD BOY
Wins HIGHEST HONORS IN
AIR BATTLES IN FLANDERS

purrf t.s rs,fol ~ort be- oams ,n
sr..aH luins.
Ths h|UrH niftnau rirclsd loo and
dropI,l o. uluib sqaarsly on one q
ths srtas This bfuasht numb.fs ~
ysfmHHf iamniinG IN panic from
tbs bauI.HFs He turned his ma
chine Fuu un them. and. clrrling
about ths MA. bombed tso Other
sh-tt vIlb l.rtstrous eject Al che
tine he hsp, % . steady strssm ~
maehins asn hre "a the os1insns. .
nvrbs' " whom Ssrs Killed o.
wounded.
The rcutons nnAily Fot ma.
chine gun into action against him.
bot he diyod and 81 twenty Zee,
shsnssd y ~'th he own Gun. Having
put this weapon out o. action, hs
cifcled the held, nrihg with his una
chine qua through ths doors Of
buildings 81 tho huddled enemy with.
in. A. ore time HE machine actually
touched tho ground.
Leaving the aIrdome, the British
aviator attacked two German mount.
I'd ofiicefs and put them 10 nlKhL A
little later he encountered a column
Of 200 troops and swept along the
line with his gun working steadily.
The entire column was dispersed and
Hed by devious ways TO cover, lesvinu
numbers Of their comrades lynn IN
the road.
Two battioplanes then appeared.
and the Briton engaged both. ssndinE
one 20 earth and putting the other to
night
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
SENTENCED FOR BAFF DEATH.
ganarone Gets Five 10 Fifteen
L.. sAx.- n-I.nu

YaHarone Gets Five TO Fifteen
Years in SING Sing Prison.
Antonio zaffarone. a West Washing
ton Market expressman. one OF the first
to be arrested for completely In the muir
der of Barnet Baff. poultry dealer, Nov.
"A. 1914. and who confessed his share in
the plot. was to-day sentenced to Sing
sing prison for not less than five years
or more than fifteen years by Judge
Rosalsky.
Judge Rosalsky told Zaffarona he had
taken into consideration that Zaffarone
had been in the Tombs for seventeen
Swami.
Zaffarone apprlsed the District Attor-
ney that the murder OF Baff was due
TO business rivalry.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
WILL COST SO,66O,48O
TO DRAFT FIRST ARMY
Figure includes All Overhead Ex-
penSe OF Registration, Examina-
ton and Selection.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3-Thc cost OF
drafting Americas nrst great National
Army. from registration to enrolment
was placed by Secretary Baker to-day
At $500. $50 in his estimates to
Congress.
This amount includes all overhead eN-
pense OF registration, examination and
selection. II Is based on registration Of
ten million. examination OF approx
mately Ave million and enrolment Of
1887. 900.
"On a tentative estimate that the
generous system OF exemptions and dis
charges will result in necessity for
examining four registrants TO produce
one soldier" said Secretary Baker. 1T
Is apparent the system must be capable
OF examining hve million men during
the year"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03

A fourteen-year-old unidentified girl,
with light hair and complexion,
Weighing about slXty-flve pounds.
was killed this afternoon at ST. AIMS
Avenue and one Hundred and Forty
seventh street, Bronx BY "A Union
Avenue trolley car which was oper-
ated by MotormRn Albert Kooke OF
No 37b East One Hundred and Forty
second street Kooke was arrested,
The girl was pronounced dead by DR.
Miller OF the Lincoln Hospital
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
'BooKMAKERS' ARRAiGNED.
seven Arrested at staten Island Az
ricuIturaI sOctety's Fair.

Seven "bookmakers." arrested during
the racing meet OF the Staten Island
Society's fair at Dongan
Hills. Staten Island. yesterday. were ar
raigned before Magistrate Handy at
noon to-day.
Magistrate Handy ordered both sides
10 submit briefs and he will render
decision on Aug 9, The alleged book
Charles =. Martin, Leo T. Ullman, all OF
Manhattan. and Lawrence sullivan Of
staten Island we're held In $500 bail
each.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
AtiAlk, Infantry Crossing
Bridge ani Fights Pistol duel
With Oficer In Auto.
WIN rirr nnIrtmi apNIrs o.;

WITH rrr nRITiwt ArNiIs ~
THE i1H.n AuF = An ,irhtssn.
ysar-o.i "var rah5" making U.s ff.i
hight ai1ns over snsm, tsrrito5 vas
awarded the paLn 70 DAY among EnF.
iand's nirmsn for audsciiy IN 'he
amazing Dee ~ aerial exploits her
aiding the opening - the Flanders
offensive
The youhgstor svep, far over the
Enemy territory and then swoupci
back. nying within a fow feet ~ ths
ground. he spied a detachment %
German Infantry ornssing a bridge
and promptly let loose with hts ma
chine gun utterly disreKardinR the
hail ~ rifle fire they turned upon
him, ne cJrcled back aud forth. barely
over their heads. his machine gun
rattlinE away. lie sew four or five
corpses before tho Germans gave way
and sought shelter In nearby bitches
The airman snooped around lttlc
more. found his quarry too we'll COW
cred up-and then winged bllthely
on his way.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
sTlTtCFNtetMLTTICl,
DECLARED B GREECE
Aun Presumably Ti.rr o. hoitk
Co. lmprmaiin IoscmIuf
NnerHui a fu1t

lsht A. haf Hstf - risas
.ss ..sf fs Htasf H us srUls aH-si
H.l.a..raff sf tff.s. IHHaaff Aihsns
sHi i.....s. sr..fd.Ht ts assi.sisi
f.aa A.astf ta u.s ts tsHss Tslssssa
.| s.I
nHff.H fHF IHfff lalsrnsnsnf
Iasts fHs Hsars 20 tsfuHs ip - la.
f.1rs. .H f n. a...frasa - Anisd
..Hrs .st.lsI ataH sf tas rs1ani faus
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
John u. Harris Chairman of the
Red Cross.

John F.. Harris, senior member OF the
..-r OF Harris. Winthrop 4 Co.. No. is
,.. street. was elected Chairman OF
the New York County Chapter OF the
American Red Cross to-day. lie sue
ceods Harvey d, Gibson. President OF
the Liberty National Bank. who ra-
Gently retired from the chalrmanship 70
assume the duties OF General Manager
of the American Red Cross. Mr.. Har-
rIs's services will be Eratuitous,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
BIG ITALIAN AIR RAID
ON CHIEF AUSTRIAN BASE
squadron Atacks Arsenal lnd Mill
taB Works At Poll, on
Adnati, Sea.

ROME Aus g-IarEo squadrons of
italian rpianss yesterday effectivs'y
bombed tlo ar-,ral snd the military
works 90 rols the enter naval station
3 AustIA Hangar on the Adriatic.
according to an ofnc'-l ttatemsnt
mad. Jss'ryf f'''H Italian War De-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
OSBORNE AT NAVAL PRISON.
Tells Inmates lie May Institute
welfare League Methods.

PORTSMOUTH, ~ H.. Aug a.
Thomas Mott Osborne, former Warden
or Sing Sing Prison, took charge OF the
Naval Prison here to-day with full
powers TO carry out his Ideas.
Osborne told the prisoners II military
discipline did not bring results ne
would institute the Welfare League"
methods he used In Sing Sing.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
2o,soo FOR OFFICERS CAMP.
Increase OF Thirty Per cent. in
Number TO De Admitted.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.--An increase
Of 80 per cent. in the number OF can
didates TO be admitted to the second
officers reserve training camps opening
on August 81, has been ordered by the
War Department
Sixteen thousand were TO have been
admitted. The number has been raised
TO 2O,S00.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
Dutch ships May Carry Food 40
the BeIRlana.

WASHINGTON, Aug S.-Food for tho
BslEians would be carried in Dutch
ships II some OF the supplies were re.
leased 20 the Netherlands Government
by a plan now being discussed by Her.
bert Hoover and the Exports Council
with the Netherlands QoVsrnmAnL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
wrsssh nspeFt ths hsrstss -
Ntslsst Uefs.ss aftssAs

PAiliH. AuF t.--Ths tst' - 90.
days Nar ono statement ls as
foll0vsi
"nad weather psrsists along ne
entire front ln Belgian.
Past and south u Cefny after =
bombsfdmsnt % sEiroms yloirEcs.
German forces delivered on front
of about $500 yards violent attacks
bui they all wer. rsPuised b. our
fire. In the course Of the nghung
~ inflicted heavy losses on the
enemy.
"Aruilery fighting on both banks
q the River Asuse On the Nsrdun
seoio) wAs particularly spirited In
the region Of Ayooourt Wood aud
Hlll sOi"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
GERMANS FINE LIEGE
100000 FRANCS MORE
Penalty Inflicted for DiSobeying
Order to Demolish Buildings
Damaged by Fire.

AMSTERDAM. Aug. 9.-According TO
the Echo de Beige the city OF Liege
has been fined 10000 francs for dis
obeying an order given by German su-
thorities TO demollsh buildings damaged
by fire on the DUAL des Pecheurs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
Four Killed In Collision of street
Car and Auto.

DETROIT. Aug. 3.-Two men and
two women were killed early to-day
in a collision between an Intcrurban
car and an automobile on the eastern
outskirts of the city. The men were
Louis j. Chenard and Ralph De Va
lerio. The women have not been
identified
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
Horse Ridden by Serbian Prince
shot aud Killed

LONDON, Aug' S,-PrInce George, OF
Serbia, had narrow escape to-day
while inspecting troops on the Mace
DOMAIN front The horse on which ne
was riding was shot and Killed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
Flower HOSPITAL u-,,I..v.

The Flower Hospital Rcd Cross
unit. under command of Major
Stuart, left the city last night for a
point in New York State,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
FIGHTS FROM AIR WITH OFF,
GER IN AUTOMOBILE.

Next he sWooped over an open
motor car on wide rot =. letting
loose his machine gun fire a. m Off -
cor In the tonneau. The machine
turned into "A sideroad and It's driver
opened wide the throttle. The officer
turned against his adversary, a few
feet aloft and began firing with his
automatic revolver.
The war baby" felt he couldn't be
so unsportsmanlike as TO return the
Genrfnn officer's feoble pistol FIRE with
his deadly machine gun. so he stoned
the latter and from the air staged n
revolver duel with the flying enemy.
suddenly the automobile was Jammed
TO a stop. The British plane, nfty
feet above and twenty Ave feet be-
hind. could not stop. but the aviator
hurriedly circled back. Then he saw
his adversary being hurriedly dragged
Into house. Meanwhile perfect
rain OF aircraft shells and ma
chine gun bullets spat all about the
plane. The pilot twirled around a few
times. shot high up into the skies
disapr cared into the clouds and by
and by camo home unharmed.
Nearly all OF the aerial fighting on
the day OF aviation wonders. OF which
the foregoing was just an incident.
was at attitudes Of less than 200 feet.
Tho British planes were under con-
stsnt and heavy fre. particularly
from rifles and machine guns, owing
to tho low altitude at which they
we're nylng. but through all this hur-
ricane OF lead and steel all but three
came out safely.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN
MARKET.
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE
ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

Pittsburgh a West Na.-Initlal diyI-
for quarter ended June 80. payahI,,
September TO stock OF record Al.
gust 25,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03

General Development Co.-ReSu,ar
quarterly dividend OF 81 a share, paya-
Bile september / to stock OF record
August 10,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03

L. $, Industrial Alcphol-Cash diyl-
dend Of l6 per cent, from earnings OF
year. ended December 81, 1915. payable
october J 20 STOCK record OF August 20.
1917, payable December / to stocl,
"a october 20.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03

Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.-Year
ended May al: Net earnings. S5.sO5. =
2ls; Increase ii77.7s3; balance after
preferred dividend, t3.055.l42, equal 10
tl09i share earned on common stocN
Last year SiO.ss earned on same stock
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03

Standard on co. Of n. Y.-ReR,lor
quarterly dividend OF 81 IA share. nav
aolo september 10 TO STOCK record Au-
gust -.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
TO DO TILL To.MoR,
ROW." FOR ONE FLYER,

A British aviator crossed the Ypres
salient just as the infantry attack
began at dawn. For n time no pa
trolled the roads and canals. now and
then running tho gantlet OF enemy
fire at height Of thirty feet In order
10 secure information for the guild
ance OF the infantry In their advance.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03

Silver bullion quoted at SOx cents
per ounce up \,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-03
RUSSIANS AGAIN
LOSE THEIR HOLD
ON CzERNOWITz
Capital m Auslfo-llungaran
Province IT BukoWins Has
Changed Hands Ten Time.

NIt-NNA. AuF t,ia AmsisrfaulI
Aas'ro iiunfarsn troops have sn.
isrsf 'tsfuoS ths rspiial - ihs
Dfosnland ~ nukowiua
pi-rUognAp. Aus 3 kur. unF.
iu h'ufhsru iiukrsiua lar h"sH 'far.
ua'si by fHs Russians. the Wa of.
noe announced to-day
The HusrauF are nov engaged vlih
the AusirD.i.f imam forces on The liiyrf
iiya'rit1a
iistus'n tbs pnies'sr and the Pruih
the Russian retirement IL Continuing
The Russian forces IN southsastsrn
GaUcia. after o. battle with the Aus
tro .gornans. rctrcd across the
Zbrocr ~ ~ confluence with the
RIVER Dniestor
CgernowitE has been the scene Of
some Of the most bitter lighting Of
the war and the DukoWina capital
has changed from Teuton TO Russian
hands altogether ten times.
CEernowitz was first captured by
the Russians from the Austro- Hun
garians on Sept. 4. 1914. only to be-
evacuated few weeks later. In No
Vember Of that year the Russians
again occupied the city and held II
until February. 1915. In the following
month the Russians again returned
to the attack and after terrific bat
tie stormed the capital and drove the
Austrians out This hme the Rus.
SLAMS held the position for only two
weeks.
Twice IN January, 1916. the seat oi
the Crownland changed hands and In
June OF that year IT was again cap
turod by the Russians and held until
the present time.
Czernowitz Is situated on hill
south OF the river Pruth and Is about
40 miles southeast OF Lembcrg, the
capital OF Galicia Before the wal
1t had "a population OF about 10000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
ADDITIONAL WITNESSES
TO BE HEARD THURSDAY
Corporation Commission Seeks to Tn
rnrel TnnEir Over North Garden
Stntion Removal,

Eleven additional, witnesses have
heen summoned by lilo state CORPORA
tion Commission I" give testimony be-
fore that body or Thursday i'm the case
ct me board of supervisors against ths
southern Railway Company growing
out OF tho ccntroNcrsy that has deveIop-
81 over tho removal of the railway
station AZ North Garden and the OBJ
s'ruction Of Tho old Sccttsville turn
pike. al that point.
Til" railway company was cited by
the Corporation Commission to appear
before il and show cause why II should
not he hncd FOR moving the North Gar
den station without notifying the com
MISSION. six witnesses were summoned
FOR a hearing in this case on January
-. postponcmcnt until February I
Was granted at the request of tho rail-
road company. which asked time to
prepare its defense.
According to persons who arc fauil-
lar with the early developments of the
controversy Thursdays hearing will
bring out evidence that borders ON the
sensational
Another question raised by the North
Garden issue is now before the State
Supreme Court. ON February Il. that
tribunal granted To- the Southern Rail-
way Company An appeal from decree
Of the Circuit Court Of .Albcmarlc con-
tinuinE and charging an injunction,
sued out by the board Of supervisors
prohibiting the company from proceed
ing with the heavy MI at North Gar
den which has "bStructcd the turnpike
that crossed the railroad at this point
NJ grade.
rh Who'll" controversy has stirred the
North Garden neigh borhood to it's
depths, TIN" residents asserting that the
railroad company has proceeded In
nigh -h"na"d manner and has failed to
provide the nciShborhood with facili-
tics Is convenient as those which have
been removed or abandoned. The rail-
road company. on the other hand,
claims that 1t has done everything it
obligated itself To do in the plans that
we're submitted beforehand to the board
cf supervisors and which tina, body ap-
proved. and that the board is now un-
dertakinE. in response to the wishes OF
several DIRECTORS, to SGT aside con-
tract which tho railroad accepted III
good faith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29

pastor OF Fairmount Avenue CHRISTIAN
Church; prnycr. rev. Samuel Dunn
vile. pastor Decatur street Methodist
Church. anthem, "Juhilate Dec" in L..
choir. welcome address. Ecv. Thomas
Sc'0mcs. rector OF Meade Memorial
Episcopal Church: welcome ~ city.
i;cv. Roger l.. Clark. pastor Of Third
Christian Church WELDON. I" church..
=. W. Elanton iymn. Blessed itc tho
Tic That EimCs': hcacdiction. rev. j.
y. liabcock. pastor OF Aspury Mctho-
dist Church
Mr.. Tate suco ccds rev. r.. Wayne
Long. who recently resigned his pas
t"rat" here. Hc como to South Rich =
mond from Graham. W. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
PENNY COLLECTION FOR
MAURY MONUMENT FUND
Tnrochinl school NJ Emmanuel Church
Sends Contribution to
r.. u. NOfiltI.

rev T.. r. osgood rector OF Fin
manuel Episcopal Church. CROOK Hill.
has reported tho first penny collection
for tho proposed monument TO Matthew
Fontainc Maury. Tho collection was
taken M among tho children OF the
parcchIal school and viii be forwarded
To Mrs. r.. L., Monltt. president Of the
Matthew Fomiaiuc Mnury Memorial IA.
ISOLATION.
In addition to the contributions al.
ready acknowledged Mrs. Mofltt has.
received $40 from ~ Friend and SIS
from Mrs. Archer Anderson, the money,
10 be applied to the monument fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
Seaboard Air Line Railway COMPANY
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway / onpany
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY Ai.L-HAiL LINE IT, NORFOLK
.E3. SloNro,E ~; =. NJ. 800 4 NJ H.
FOE. LIS, iisu,. ,AND TIE VEST
r. FIN L a Ok M 70 ,,. - NJ. 400 's3.
tTri.e K.Ih'pGnH from Eorfols: I'll 80
From the vest 1910 a n. .S.37 a NJ
t2:iv =. NJ, -i:io l.. NJ. 'o:lT l.. 81. .3,vy
.Daily. tDaty cxccp, Sunday .sunda,
P r. y; I;%snofe. .. p: 4; Eoan 1is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
It'd WANTS
- cents . line per inAer,ion.

fsn;: 'ss s:: S ::sf;; s:s,e"
us ras as.0Tns r1,es oSpy Isp1asss
- TEhHAAHGE ot nor1i. CASH 10 Ac-
RATE FER LINE.
nIM .AY anu D4iIl insertions so cents.
CONSECUTIVE. Insertions. 40 cents.
situations Wanted. Mnie and Female.
lines %,nn or sT Gssk s ssas ns t"s
bss,s o. measurement Is so.iu AEats -
M n19ns rates cover -" viassiisAtioiir.
StbSIAflOSs fOk It'd. WANT ADS.
&C., sI ,f te!i low Tn,esn,spa,eh Branch "
w..%&sss!S, SoUsHaE s's !taf ss . 30
:, ,t GsysIos Drug Stole. riosu A'e. and
M Nr5n,s i:."5nssy: ::ss uanoNer az
L. t. Daok. p' DSus s's stsie 10 yo 'n' Main AM
r,r Mrirhi.s Drug Co. Inc. ionusruy und
4&sH Ss'I: A*" Az; S a"1 SFst' -sa
.iins aoh nlsx p s,n;. 60 Msn ST.
, 81, IS: S,res' rAaS%ssy., y" $. Pic s.! "
K. alay n5aE sTo 5.ls pro,I Fo an. St clay
:, rarran, prux store, foushee and Broad
r. ,, EA isTr, or ne rHusn a srnEsET; :,
fsriSya Pharmacy. Inird -nI Main Sis.
Wallis DruK store. Fiftn an.I Marshall SITS.
". i. Vaughan. sol Aoitn r'iiin 81.
W II. Daley. 400 Sorth lentn 81.
II;Ihardson Drug store .pi =. Seven
q. Il. Chiidr.:. - =. Eighteenth ST.
Sta.
ehali ST..
:. Sptlnrsr Drux Com,.ary T~.u,y ,h,rd and
Nrnahc SITS
WOOD &, sshaat Dru. 80. twenty NTH
g. wooda fhsrnacy. Twenty min and Leigh
:. church iiiii Ph.smsc.. 500 Eas, Broau
81 p. Craig Drug Store. 800 = Broad 81.
Ihirty.hrst st
PARAMOUNT.
Paramount Pharmacy. 2l23 EHi!irount Ave.
BAKTpS HEIGHTS.
NS6y's Drug store EOrth Ave.
HIGHLAND Park.
\. y. Cosby ~ Co..-ito0 Ikird Ave
w. II. vaughan, Fourth ant Stuart.
SOUTH RICHMOND
=, Chas. ": Garrison. 1870 Hull 81. and 3il7
forcst Hi Ave.
B y. Robert. .nut liuil ST
J. 4 BlacS. 53is Williamsburg Ave.
Peoples D.uE store. ss6o williamsburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
RICHMOND IMEs-D1sPATCH, MONDAY JANUARY 80 1917.
NEW PASTOR WELCOMED
several Ministers Take Part In service
az tU,,nrdin Avenue

With ministers of several dcmomina-
't"nS present. I'll, c"ngrc"atio" OF Co
wardhn Avenue Christian Church hold
welcome service YESTERDAY n"t"rno.a.
~ l.onor Of Rev. iohu 4 rat. the n.y
pastor. and his family.
licN. George w. kcuu.r pp.tor %,
Hanover Avenue Christian Churcr. rrc
sided at tho service. The prorra,:, vyns
as follows:
a Invocation. l;rv. George ltcl,...
do&olOgy. anthem. blessed Is lie. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29

DEATHS

BASS-Dl,d at tho residence OF hi. parents,
bcs North rwsnt:-s-yentn Street Jan
mar: 81. II o'clock +. NJ JAMES WRIT.
IN. infant son of Mary Epps ana ! Writ
bass. AGED eleven months ana eighteen
Funeral s-rvlc. from res,denc. ~ a. NJ.
TO DAY tMpHDAIl. lnt"Ttneri ia l!itct .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29

~ virtue OF deed "f trust to the
undersigned trustee dated February
g. 1914. and recorded ia H. r. 2:S- Il.
pag. loo, 20 secure the payment OF
portion Of tho debt therein secured. and
being required so 10 do by the b.ne-
hciary Will sell at public auction.
or tho premises. on
MONDAY. JANUARY -. 1917.
At o'clock l.. NJ.
tie property described IN said deed as
Two lots OF land. with improvements
thereon, on cast side OF Tvs intyfour;h
S,rcc,. between Broad ana Marshall
fourth street: No: Els. beginning OF cast
line OF Twcnty-fourth Street lis "-l2
feet south of Marshall Street. thence
running s"utt wardly along aud 'front.'
street y feet 6 inches. and th"ncc cX-
tending back castwardly between par
ale lines -" feet 10 alley 20 feet
r. Il. SAB, page ial so 81" begin
ming on tho cast line OF Twenty fourth
Street, l1S s-l2 feet south of Marshall
SirccI thence running aouth,wardiy
Twcnty-fourth Street 81 feet i inches
and thence from said front extending
back castwardly between parallel lines
lot b on plat abov- referred to-
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of sale,
Including trustees commission of =
per centrum. all taxes. levics unpaid at
discharge q note for $1,000. Said note
is subject TO credit or $50 leaving
balance due Of $3.50.
w. T.. PURCELL. JE.
tThis property is sold subject TO a
prior decd of trust securing $500 prin-
cipaI and interest, whicN note OF $500
is due and payable February .. 1910