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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-06
We'll Placed for Observation.

Miss Screech--"He said something to you about my singing last night, didn't he?" Miss Pepper-"Well, he did remark how funny the corners of your mouth looked when you sang." Miss Screech-"The idea! How could he have seen them?" Miss Peppery- "Why not? He was sitting directly behind you while you sang."-Stray Stories.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-06
Burnina Gas in TeakettIes.

Spanish peasants living in the corK" oak region use homemade gas ob- tained from cork refuse. AS described by one authority, the process con- sists in filling several large teakettles with the waste bark and placing each in turn over the fire during the eve ming, burning the volatile gas as 1t es- capes from the spouts. The carbonic residue forms the fine black-brown pig ment known to commerce as Spanish brown"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-06

Optimistic Thought. Folly taxes us four times as much as congress.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-06
H''saCGS About Cotton

n p o ani the nsa m to h ar plaee ~o aremlo nsdcrahu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-06
Crop Shortag ge

k on Bee S @3 a The last two que cief as Sfertiz aHd high price the boil WeeVi will pfob b1y
  in to o 75.050 bales yearSc i he usedu to less 6 q  n ajon up o
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26
For Sale Houses


ON A PAVED STREET, rooms, new brick. double house Live in one side, rent the other. The mortgagee can give good title and will take 5000 on easy terms to good party. There is somebody in Phoenix today that would be glad to buy this home, if they knew of it. For opportunities like this see Nunneley. 37 w. Adams. dm
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

ONE ELECTRIC SHELTON VT BRATOR, complete; set cost $35.00 new; used only short time, $20.00. Call at Wolf's Suit House. II and 13 E. Adams. dm
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

FOR SALE-New 9030 high power Stevens rifle, never has been dis charged, $21.5O. Gun is at Valley Hardware < Plumbing Co. gs
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26
For Sale Live Stock

MILCH COWS FOR SALE-Sevenuy head. J. H. Hanee, Mesa, R. F. D. l.
 if
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-F'ive stamp mill, com plete in first class condition. Box 2524- Republican. dn
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26
Wanted = Help, Male

WANTED School girl for light housework, few days each week; one living near Moreland preferred. Phone 3117. 3n
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

FOB SALE,-Armstrong ranch soutE of Chandler in 10 and 20 acre tracts: easy terms; also business lot 50x150 in Chandler E. C. Armstrong. S50 w. Washington St, dp
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

FOR SALE-Lady's bicycle, used only few days. Burton Holmes Travelogues, cloth bound, McClin- tocks History of Arizona; both sets bound new; bargains. 1903 N. 18th Street. dp
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

ARIZONA COMMERCIAL SERVICE
 AIS Nat. Bank of Ariz. Bldg. 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

LOOK THIS OVER, AROUND
 AND THROUGH SITUATED ON A CORNER. 70x190 FEET. IN A MOST DE ESIRABLE SECTION,
 CLOSE IN HOUSE The home is a Groom stucco cement, attractive and honey, and wonderfully cool; abund- ance of shade trees. and pret " lawn.
 Advantages
 There are IS fruit trees il. the rear yard, all bearing. Think what this means, The depth of the lot would allow for two small bungalows to be built that would always have a ready rental. A home that is a home and a solid investment as well. This place can be sold at most inviting low price. Let us show you.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD
 Central and Adams
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

FOR SALE-Round cedar posts, cars just received. The O'Malley. Lum- Der Co. dr
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26
Wanted Help, Male

WANTED Married milker and ranch hand. Wages $70. Lester Bros, Gilbert. dp
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26
For Rent-Store and Offices

FOR RENT-June 1st, large fire
 proof warehouse, corner lst St. x Jackson Inquire 161h $. Center. dr
 FOR RENT-One or two good store rooms in rear Masonic Temple Bldg. at 24 South Central Ave. Apply Ari- zona Seed Co. 137 North Central
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

S3c00 buys q nice home-good house on corner lot i00x177, one block from Brill car: reasonable cash payment, with terms for balance to be arranged:
 don't miss this; good shade. w. K. James 40 N. First St. ed
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

WANTED-Girl to work in parlor Donofrios Confectionery. If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

FOR SALE-McCormic Binder. F. s. Yamamoto. R. 4 Box 158. City. dp
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26
Wanted Miscellaneous

], RESPONSIBLE YOUNG COUPLE would care for home of parties leaving for summer in exchange for all or part of rent Box 254S Republican, gs
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN Want furnished house, close in, me- dium size, screened porches, garage. Phone 1909 or 279I. If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26
For Rent Furnished
 Houses

ROOM, pebble dash brick. 73S w Polk St dp
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26
Auctions
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
 TO-DAY l r. NJ. iO0 good chairs and other furniture of all kinds: tools. harness, new saddle: cost S65.00. Also as usual livestock, chickens, rabbits. horses and span of males buggies. good farm wagons.
 J. r. BIEHL, Auctioneer
 1T W. Jefferson St. It
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

FOR SALE-Small block of Glory Hole stock at sacrifice. Address "B. B." care Republican. If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26
Lost and Found

LOST OR STRAYED-On Roosevelt Road, 1s miles from Mesa bay horse. blind right eye, K. c. brand, scar on left hind foot. Reward. Louis Dumas, Phoenix. dp
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26
BIG AUCTION SALE AT TAYLOR'S AUCTION HOUSE
 a41 w. Washington

BIG AUCTION SALE AT TAYLOR'S AUCTION HOUSE
 241 W. Washington
 r. NJ, SATURDAY. MAY 26 We will have a big sale of furniture Iables, chairs. very fine dressers. chif- foniers. book cases, ice boxes and re- frigerators, sanitary cots, beds, mat tresses. chairs , mission beds cost new S.S each. oil stoves all kinds, good ones; Gift. pie shelves, screen doors fine for porch or restaurant; electric fan used weeks, lots of rocking chairs l lady's good wheel.
 TRUNKS TRUNKS Also carload of fine trunks at factory price.
 JEWELRY JEWELRY An old established jeweler is selling a fine line of A No. l jewelry guaran- teed- We will sell what you want at auction. Such as Waltham Elgin Rockford. Towards ladies wrist watches, necklaces, diamond lavalliers, rings. Community silver This line of jewelry must be seen to be appreciated. Will be on display at Taylor's Auction House Saturday.
 PLUMMER, Auctioneer
 Everybody Welcome
 Horses, Wagons, Harness Also It TAYLOR'S AUCTION HOUSE
 241 W Washington TRUNKSi TRUNKS. at factory prices; 30 new trunks to select from.
 dU
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

LOST-In northeast part of town. 8 deed to property, in long envelope. Ad dress to Mrs. Zabrella Owen, 1214 |. Taylor St. Please send to this address.
 dn
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

LOST-Leather suit case on road be- tween Phoenix and Laveen Notify J. H. Lynch, care Peter Kloaby, Laveen. Arizona. dn
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

CAME TO MY PLACE about 1 days ago. past yearling steer, l heifer. Owner may have by paying pasture bill and ad. J. H. Jensen, Tempe Road. Phone 92R3 if
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26
CATTLE AUCTION SALE
For Sale Real Estate

For Sale Real Estate
 
 LANDS FOR SALE-Estimate for irrigation or drainage. Land for sub division, cattle ranches. s. C. Miller. consulting engineer, Nicholsin Bldg, phnenix Ariz dn MOST ATTRACTIVE and beeatiful- ly located corner lot, garage. roses, fruit and shade trees. Phone S956. If LISTS of vacant government and state lands of any county in Arizona, Sl5.00. State list. s50.00; township plats. s2.00 Big land opening near Globe and Miami on May g. P. o. Box e23 Phoenix. tf BARGAINS in residences, rancn and husidess property. improved or unim- proved; houses to rent.
 W. K. JAMES
 40 North First St. If FOR SALE = Beautifully located East Evergreen lot, fine shade trees and lots of fruit trees; ready for buiieing home; cheap. Phone 2454.
 t1 FOR SALE-4S0 acres extra fine cot ton land, good part of which is well improved. miles from Chandler, un- ter as good pumping plant as there is in the state. Alfalfa. cotton and barley crops now growing on place. Land in crops goes at $60 per acre
 SD acres, 65 of which IS in alfalfa, balance in cotton; good improvements; best of water rights. This property located 2lk miles from Chandler Im- mediate possession. sl35 acre.
 SO acres. all in extra fine stand of alfalfa Good water rights and good improvements. s4 mile from Scotts- dale. Possession Dec. l. owners have wired me to sell at $50 per acre.
 J. l.. ENTREKIN, Chandler. Ariz. dn FOR SALE-I0 acres, ' in alfalfa, ialance cantaloupes and excellent soil Sll5 per acre. Terms to suit purchaser. Can also include Gairy cows and 40 acres held under lease; terms lease, miles of Chandler
 <0 acres, fenced and cross fenced plenty shade sets of buildings plen- ty outbuildings 90 acres in alfalfa balance grain. Soft loam soil s16O per acre; terms
 90 acres 70 in cotton, balance in al- falfa; house, barn, fenced and cross fenced. including 27 head of high grade dairy cows. This is d dairy herd not d beef herd. and will prove it by cream checks Land at S1e0 per acre: cows at market price. S2500 cash will handle. k. w MONROE. Chandler Ariz. dn SgG0 CASH takes large lot 100x1T7 on North Ninth St, one block from Brill car. This is fine huy.
 s3t00 buys q nice home-good house on corner lot i00xlf7, one block from Brill car: reasonable cash payment, with terms for balance to be arranged; don't miss this; good shade. W. K, James. 40 N. First St ed FOR SALE-A big snap. 20A. on F. 10th St. Is mile s. of McDoWell: 5 dwellings. good cotton land and ideally situated for subdivision. Apply 1903 N. isth St It FOB SALE-Armstrons ranch soutE of Chandler in 10 and 20 acre tracts i. easy terms; also business lot 50x150 in Chandler E. C. Armstrong. $50 W. Washington St, dp
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

FOR SALE-At a bargain, one com plete set fully equipped, all necessary attachments. commercial dictaphones. Phone T.. ". Powers 1884. dp
Arizona republican., 1917-05-26

FOR SALE-A big snap. 20A. on E. 10th St. Is mile s. of Mcdowell: dwellings good cotton land and ideally situated for subdivision. Apply 1903 N. isth St It
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
ELECTION PLAN APPROVED
North Carolina senate Passes the
Stub,S lesolutton From
tho House. 81
Special TO The Timcs-Dispatch.I

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. y. G.. February :3.-rhe
senate passed to-day and ordered cu-
rolled for ratification the Stubbe resn-
luton FROM the House providing that
the question OF the calling OF Il CON
Stitutioutl convention he submitted o
the people at the next general clcc-
;iuu. delegates TO the proposed conNcH-
tiuu L. hc chosen at tho same time
The vote was ~ to I. IS
Tho senate passed tho bill from the
House 10 create n board Of cNamincrs
for chir"praotic doctors. measure.
that has been hard-fouEht through
both houses
The House defeated the bill from the
senate I" create four now judicial dis
tricts aud ludgcships ami have two
Judges always available for cuncrScncy
service.
The House Tonight passed. 30 to IS,
tho Grt"r custer law. The senate bill
I" place the az" Of consent at sixteen
wears was defeated
rh senate spent tho evening arGuins
over the substitute bill from tho House
for the nomination of members Of
county board" OF education by both
parties in county primaries and an
p"utmcnt by the Legislature. In tho
end. all amendments were voted down.
aud the bill passed rs state wide
measure. the senate oven refusing 10
exempt icrtic. Franklin or other
counties tina had procured special acts
for these counties to elect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
ANOTHER DAY PASSES
WITHOUT SERIOUS CLASH
Cuban Government Forces Delayed In
Their Advance against
tumn.u

HAVANA. February 23.-'rhe govern
mon, forces under Colonel Vujol have
been delayed in their advance against
G1maGucy. capital Of the Province OF
CamaSucy. and still another DAY has
passed without amy serious nehtinG.
Colonel rujol reports from GHsNar that
the rebels HAY" been offering resistance
to his advance. blowing NJ bridges and
culvcrts and removing all stock from
the zone through which he must pass.
thus making II more difficult for his
forces 10 secure food.
IN this lighting. government troops
have lost tw" mon killed and four
wounded. rv"nty-t inSurrcctoS de-
serted their leaders aud surrendered 10
Colonel ruio!.
II is reported t"-ujght that the Lib
oral parliamentary committee Is hold
ing secret sessions at which the crit!-
cal situation ia which the country
finds itself is being discussed with a
Wow 1" hrin%inG about a peaceful set
Element "f tn" political differences be-
tween the Liberal and Conservative
parties which led /" the prcscn, armed
revolt
Unc"ntirmcd REPORTS have reached
here that General Gomez. the rebel
leader, * near Trinidad with abuu;
500" mon. whom he is organizing into
lhTc" columns Another report says
rebels at Santiago arc throwing M
carthworks 10 rcpcl any attacks by
government troops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
IMPLEMENT MEN ELECTED
t>>""utiun tdiourn" az Iynchbury:
tttrr Deciding q" Mcct \cNt
Year In \OrfOlk.

l.NN'HECEG. W.. rctru.,s -
Til" convention Of tho Nirciuia aud
Moth tarolinn lmplcmcn, and Vehicle
Dealers Association. which had hccn
in session at the Nirgiuiau Hotel here
sine" rucsda! afternoon adjourned
this morning
This morning the report % the nom
mating committees Was adopted with
out question. the officers fuI tn" wear
b.nG; IrcSid"ut w. Y. Tllur En-
roria. Va. hrsi vice president W l..
WYATT. Ealcj@h y e.: second vice.
president. George ". Harrison. Peters
burg. Va. lh'rd Nicc-prcsidcnt, w. q.
Xirl,lc, Edinburg. Va. s""rctary-trcas
urcy. T. II MaddoN. Marshall. Va;
hoard Of directors Graves J. smith.
,old-huro, y. e.. and Il : Cochran
Tho rlaius. Va.
Invitations were received from colds
bore" y. e.. and Norfolk for the meNi
convention. and il was dcCidcd to 20
20 Norfolk Stress was laid upon the
necessity 81 orGaEiZinG local clubs. and
Was made that local
organization would he perfected in q
short time IN Danvillc. Announce
mcut ais" was made that The Hich-
uond local would give q banquet on
March Is at the Richmond Hotel. aud
an invitation was extended 10 ih"
members 81 tho convention TO tie pres
81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
DOC AYERS MEETS TERMS
OFFERED By CLARK GRIFFITH
Hili>viiic Hurricane aud Washington
Manager Reach agreement
tifcr tUnfah.

WASIilNGTpN. y. e.. February 2"=
Yancey Wyatt Ayers t"-da! signed e
contract TO play with the Nationals
this season after q rather long confer
eucc with Manager Griffith at tn" lat
tors Office.
Ayers and his boss wcr, iu c"usulta-
ti"n for nearly two hours. tn. confer
encc bciug continuation uf the one
they had Yesterday evening. They
meeting. tn" slice Grin made in tn"
salary Ayers drev las, Year drawing
objections from TIE twiri"r The cN
poncnt "f tho undcrhaud delivery
thrcshcd The matter out with ,;rim this
morning. however. and Capitulatcd
shortly after ,"u. when offered -
bonus of a sum about equal 10 what
Ii. considers his services worth said
bonus +" bc paid provided Docs work
measures NJ {" expectations the com
inc season.
Ayers Is in fine physical c"ndiiiu:
ne weighs ten pounds less than u" Iii !
ut the time he reported for spiIuG
ira ming last Ncat and says Ii" expects
7" have tho best season al his career.
"C;riH always is fair" Ayers sand after
tho confab. M no time Was thdrc any
doubt As TO or reaching an agreement
We simply differ 81 regarding terms In
= minor degree. but everything IS all
Strengthened ont nov.
AYERS. whose home - ia ilillSNill",
Va said he expected L" remain in
WASHINGTON until tn" frsi squad starts
south next Wedncsday unless h" -
called nome by the sight fitness of his
wife. bu, that in any event n" would
be ab!c to 80 TO Augusta With the other
pitchers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
SHOES That Satisfy
So. $3.50. 80. $3.50. 81. $3.50. -
Ralston Health Shoes
G3I Emit broad Street.
NOTICE

AS persistent rumOrs con-
tinuc to reach us that the
Hotel Rueger building will.
be rcmOdcled as all office
building, the management
wish to announce that these
rumors arc absolutely with
out foundation, and we hope
to have the pleasure of
serving our many patrons
for years to come.
THE MANAGEMENT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
HAVANA RESULTS

Fails CTS. III ,Garran, 10 / = &" :. :
to >. frsI, Granada. 10, H;al', 4" :, %
s 3 lr :. S"c"ud: Mu"usjou.. in5 collins.
Z, t" !. To- |. ~ :. third. pinlr. LOS tnu-
u"rsaGc. McAham> Mrs Nj. Miss Barn
Nrrhor Wid ECS" also ram.
second NV" "nd nn"-haIf furiuucs-- t;"ld"n
RUIZ. los COLLINS. G." :. 80 :" } t" :.
first; Inn KAY. ~. tCurcy'. Ia :.
{" :. second T.ct". IT' ,l<,rcEcir. ~ to
l. :" !. y" !, bird 'rimc. 10? -.
r"nau,c, r;rs-,i"n. Argument. RuIc,,. Iau-
critup. isntia ais" ran
third ny" furlonse Eli2shcth 10" los
Ila tTnrhn,. "a ! l." l. l." : Second:
Time. I:cl -.i. M"y -. r"uIsor. \rycnc,
F"nrrh-siN. f"rnnes, i"rry: i"i tS"hcp. :.
&" :. !" {" 20 hrst: Ds'i"y los
Iiinrhp: !" I" l. IL" T.. 10 ;. second:
rimc. l:li Doc Meal. lockwood. Droll
.tIs',
ron milo and i've yards .wcnonah 10;
tNnbrolcI. : 80 !. Ia >, out FIRST: supreme"
TO- lSohcb. y" |. {" :, cut. second
HSim's Choice. iis Ts,lb. . 10 = . 10 s.
out. third. Fine. i:Gi.i J''sc IT. also
cNa'. {" = out. nrst. I.antara 20 (Wine-
N"lii. . to l. 30 T. oven. acconI, Nlmcda
Lawrence. 10, 'WnkonI. I 10 I, s 10 h. I to
r. third Tim", 1:iI 2.6. ccitah,l, Lucille
u, F"nconnairc. March Court. Kazam also
ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
CLUSTER SPRINGS WINNER
Defeats farm lille High school. 90 tn 10
in Fast cunfcSt--t lose Guarding and
Fast Floor Work I'cuturr.

ISnociNl u The Times DisraiclI
GIGS'rEE STRINGS. Va. February
- Cluster Springs Academy won "a
fast. hard-f"li&hl game this afternoon
from Farmviilc High school by a
score OF !" Ia {" 'ruc game was well
played throughout. aud featured hy
tn" game: his fast floor work. paSSin:
Neither team shot goals well. Tn.
close guarding uf Alexander was Tie
defensive fcatur" "f th" game, though
bis tcammat". sans played r, strong
zane. Fall VAS easily the star OF
the game: his fast floor WORK paSSin.
and goal shooting KEEP, him handling
The bali more than ANY other PLAYER.
White nnd Captain Faurottr were also
IN the game all the tim" for Cluster.
For t'arWvillc. Norris and Watkins
starred. Will" tho whole team showed
unusual ability IN guarding Referee.
Sans. MNEnhN CmiN CrsitN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
GIANTS OFF TO MARLIN
Bill NOrrIsrttC viii Join Icum at II,
I.uui>-Othcr> 10 Take Train NJ lin
cinnati-NanS in squad.
I ny \ s,o,iAteG P-css !

MEM YORK. February - The first
League clubs players left her" 10" tin"
training camp at Mari Springs. Ten.
this morning in charge 0f Assistant
Secretary EranIck. In the party were
catchcrs Mccarthy. Bradley. k"chcr
and Sandh"re ana PITCHERS smith. WAY.
SCh3cht. Ninal Strykcr. HOlt and
Harschar.
Kenny kaum ana Joe Wagner viii be
picked up at Cincinnati, ana when the
hc joined by .Icffcr Tcsreau Matter
Holkc. Bill Ritter. Hoe Schcuncrs. j.
G.. Jos.fson. James Middleton. leo VII
ter. William Morriseitc AMI William
Bars
Manager McC;raw decided at the last
moment not 10 accompany the squad.
ana ic!i later 10 80 by WAY OF Norfolk.
" her" hc VIII NEE; Quite idcJ David
Robertson. who is dissatisfied with the
contract Sent him by The club Tho
players viii start training Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
ARE INVADING VIRGINIA
CAROLINA QUINT ON TRIP
TO PLAY STATE COLLEGES
Game with Nirs inin To- y Il: Int Expected
10 u" iInrd--t ontcsts Also with
t.rnrrniS, Techs mud Cadets.
Sno.inl =" I'm" Time, risratch.

tiiAhEL lili.I.. y. G.. February - -
lila stock ,oorI a l%ciidc,ii dr"@ri; When
Captain 'Hahy' r"un"nt Yesterday
"aS carried rr"m, At pr.ctic" gam" with
that u" viii l." allowed TO make ih"
trip ANA even got III THE gam" with
I,mnyc At MyH sccn,s I%m%rr%w.
Iuthh"rts"n viii hc called upon 10 talk"
his pincc.
FOR ~" past ten d"ys 'oach rcacocl>
has Laid "r".i.l emphasis on passing.
\ narNrd 'mpr"v"m"ut Mas u"ticcHbic
~ This department ~ IN" gam" during
lne fn nd Win Las, vel Th Is
i'smw"rk. Ia case Tcnucn''S injuries
nr"v"u, his soiu2 ia the sa'n". the
teamwork viii b.. hnmpcrcd to q Ger
'ain cNtcnt However ruthncrts"m j.,
picking up much Of this in practlciuv
rceuiarly with the frs; team
'aroljnn,S iin"-nr yin show only
tn College basketball r"nu"ut. IN ease
-" ni"l$ aud Mcpmlli". This, j. T"u.
wv VIM Mc T r",cd "r for n.yid-
4rndn, nuslly freshman from
Nsh"Nlll" school. has solved tho center
problem Tie was shifted 10 that 20
sitluu from forward ~ INC hrginnin.
81 tn SEA on and has SHOWN w"nd"rI
Sl1op"rd. ~" other ,w" regulars played
class naIl ms, year TINS season
shepard. 81, toward. has boon hitting
il -, = lively clir Ills average Tor tn,
games played s." far has been siA fielh
goals
Tho Rluc and White squad loft Chapel
ii'ii for l.yuchhurS this afternoon.
Coach rcaCoci, would give ont ~" state
mCnt about the Virginia game. except
10 say that he expected very close
game. and that his men were deter
mined 10 win.
After SO game Mith Virginia. Caro-
lima VIII play Washington aud Lee AM.
Y. NJ |. IN Lexington "u February -
and -. From there they 20 to Black
burg. where they have return game
with Y. l.. l. ON February gN The mcu
az" looking forward {" tn" Virginia
game as being one Of tho hardest.
The lineup. at least for the NirGiniG
game. will to- as follows:
l;ight forward. McDuilic: left for.
ward. Shepard: center. tiraudin: right
Euard. Tcuncnt ar Cuthhertsun icfi
guard. &. Trnn"nt. Either Perry 81
Hodges viii he relied Upuu in case sub
| sitttIt.S arc ne edcu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
HERE IS One THING THAT
IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

expected from any treatment that does
not reach tn" blood the seat OF the
i'"uhlc, aud rid the system OF the
aus" al tile disease :. :. :. Is one
blood remedy that has for more than
hItH years hccn giving relief 10 even
The most aggravated and stubborn
cases Of rheumatism. II cleanscs and
puTiics the blood by routing out all
traces Of tho disease The experience
OF others vino haN" taken :. s. s. will
convince YOU that u will promptly
reach your case. You cap obtain this
valuable remedy at any drus store.
y valuable book on rheumatism and
lis treatment together with expert
medical advice. about YOUR own indi-
Nidual case, VIII h. sent absolutely
free Write to-day 10 Medical Depart
mont. swift SPECIFIC 60. IS Swift Lab