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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02

The yariou- members OF thr teams
.thlt ,r. going 20 compete iut the base
.tafaaII. tra.b and oIatoriolI contests
rhut wuI be held here for th, is-i of
tho week. are arriving to-day. over O.
hundred cntrauts are expected 90
.rr f4-Frtnan raute-.- vuI.h start toe
morrow afternoon WIFI ho ~0Io-cIl GONE
Tested.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02
Jobs FOR HIGH
SCHOOL BOYS ON
FARMS IS PLAN
No Excuse for New Mexico Lads
to be Idle This Summer, in
Opinion of President of State
Agricultural College.

Special Correspondence 70 The Herald
State College. y. NJ, May "A job
on a farm for every hish school boy
IN New Mexico ~ the idea suggested
hy President Austin -. Grille. OF IN
state agricultural college. Or. Grille
has designated W. l.. Eiser. OF the
college STAFF. 10 line up the boys Of
New Mexico of high school age. and
Tina them jobs un farms. provided 81
course they art willing to work \
letter To either Dr Critic or Nj. Elser
viii bring details OF the plan. which
has Tor It's object the brinEinE toecthor
of the joblcss boy and the buyless job.
u rs planned also to furnish jobs ON
farms for every able bodied man. who
really wants Co work. and there VIII
be little excuse for uncmploym cnt Iu
New Mexico during the next few
months Greater aDreagcs viii Doe
planted boz crops This spriug than c'cr
before iu the history ot the state and
q corresponding increase iu o. num-
Der ~ farm hands VIII be required TO
cultivate aud harvest them.
Graduation May T.
Because OF war conditions President
Grille that May 4 Will ho
final day FOR the student body 90 the
state college. ON that day the mCrt-
burs of the senior eias. VIII receive
their diplomas aud chief Justice a. d.
Hanna. OF the supreme court win de-
liver the commencement address.
Practically every member uf the grad
uauug class Will either leave for arm.
training stations. ur 500 ut once q.
farms and engage lu agricultural
work. The preparatory department
commencement wild Do. held .H 90, lt-
tcruouu Of Nlay g. Friends uf the yn
icsc are invited GO the ,.usiug rrXrDI-cs
ION both days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02
Today's Baseball
Results
National League
Cincinnati. I: Chicago. u.

score. r. a. =
Cincinnati 600 ueG 600 III Oh
chicago 200 % 600 90 10 3
Batteries Touey and Huhn. Vaughn
Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02

COMING EVENTS.


The state FEDERATION OF Labor VIII
meet at . O'Clock Sunday afternoon az
Labor hall to consider important
business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02

Score q. a. f.
-. Louis ... 100 UV- uln-i % q
Pittsburgh uoN U0u 300 g
Batteries Ame- ana snyder Grimes
! and Fischer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02
Yesterdays Results


NITTTTTTWTT II W~W'-
chicago 20 50 Louis ID
others pu rp.H"d.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02

The world owe thanks Go the genius
In Cincinnati who discovered frcczunc
tho new either DRUG
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02

Wa-hiustun Sew NnrN
Others postponed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02

-fHIU Dc, S. 3d. NaN |. INf..
CAPT. 3D. 81 I.Ut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
Save---and Win the War!
Buy War Savings Stamps at Post Offices,
Banks, Trust Companies, or
$50 Authorized Agencies 81

CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK
EAST WASHINGTON SAVINGS BANK
EQUITY SAVINGS BANK
FIDELITY SAVINGS COMPANY
HOME SAVINGS BANK
INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK
LIBERTY SAVINGS BANK
McLACEILEN BANKING CORPORATION
MERCHANTS BANK
NORTH CAPITOL SAVINGS BANK
NORTHEAST SAVINGS BANK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27

NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK
RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
SECOND NATIONAL. BANK
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY
MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
UNION TRUST COMPANY
WASEINCTONLOANA AND TRUST COMPANY
ANACOSTIA BANK
BANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27

must endure prvation at this tme but it does mean
that We-al of us-rnust save resolutely where
formerly we have been careless or wastefu1. Just
now it is of the utmost importance that we save our
money, every dollar we can spare from actual
necessities, that our Government may have the
temporary use Of it to defray the enormous imme-
date expenses of the war; In return for the loan of
these savings the Government pays us interest, and
absolutely guarantees the safety of the principal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-27
G0va and Release Labor and Materials for
49, the Support of Our Army and Navy!

matter how limited his resources have part IN winning
the same time profit by the investment.
The war against German ightfuness must be won by
son made easy for Americans to learn 1t is plainly
victory will go the side which is best equipped and holds
food weapons mlnitions-and money. That does not
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
old Money order Found.

GRASS VALLEY. Cal. May 49,
The spring cleanup has resulted ir
a lot OF work for the postoffice EN-
ployes in this city. During the pas
few days a money order 20 years
old has come 10 light and has beer
presented for payment. and this en-
tails searching records 10 deter
mine whether it has been paid and
making application TO Washington
for a duplicate
In addition to this the contractor
who has started to dismantle the
old postoflce preparatory TO build
ing a hotel on the site found mum
Der OF letters that had found theil
way thru a crack in box and hac
been hidden for the past rs years
All OF these letters were address
ed to the Morning Union OF this
city
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
MOrtuary

ToNKTN-Capt Joseph. In his, resi-
dence 64b Trumbull- ave, beloved
husband OF Lydia s. Ionkin. w
neral from residence Monday, p.
m Burial al Woodlawn cemetery
Calumet papers please copy.
WALK -Gustav beloved husband ~
the late Augusta Walk. and dear
father Of Edith and Flora Walk
Funeral fro~n his residence, lVs
f.onRwoTth-ave. Monday, May u
at 2.3O p. m. lnterment az wood
mere.
WALLIN-MAy II. 1917. IN her late
residence. 3t9 pennsylvanla- ave.
Mary Blackwood. beloved wife ot
the late Or Malcolm T Wallin.
Funeral from above residence sun
day afternoon at O'Clock. burial
private Omit flowers
MeINTIRE May II. 1917. In his late
residence, 356 Pennsylvania ave !.
Ambrose r. beloved husband or
Mary Francis. and father ~ Mar
garet. Kirke u. and a.. Curtis Nc
fntire, and Mrs Mabelle Fink Fu-
neral from above residence Mon
day morning a. $40 lnterment Al
Evergreen. via autos.
DUNNTBACK May is 1917. Alexis.
aged 85 years, beloved son or the
late Ferdinand and Elizabeth Dun
nebaCk Funeral from the resi-
dence OF his sister. MrA Albert
morning at $40, and 20 Annuncia-
tion church az o'clock. Inter
mont az Mt Elliott.
HoPFM ANN-May ~. Helen. IN her
7srd year, beloved wife OF Frank
Hoffman,. dear mother ~ Elean-
ore. Frances and Arthur Funeral
from residence al Alfred-st.. Mon
day. MAY Al. at $40 a. m and al
St Joseph's church al o Inter
ment at Mt Olivet cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

calves are also hrm. but with liberal
receipts and the approach OF warm
weather dressed hogs are easier in
tone.
AppIer-FAncy Baidwins ts. steeIs
red $3.50. choice. tt5o8b.So bbi.
Bansns- Good shippiu< stock.
Besn.gDried Llmas. lie ID.
Dressed Calves is9itbc
common, is4 &c per ID.
Dressed Bog--Fancy light. it6
isc heavy. i6n i7c ID.
Fresh Vegetables - Rs sdishes. 700
Soc dos; parsley. $4,000 dos; euoum-
bsrs, hot house: uIsml ,, g ssr5on 5o,
cabbage. Texas, 50 ioe per ID; Florida
celery, t7n3.so case; tomatoes. teg
$3.50 per s-basket crate. spinach. ~ q
as bu; sspsragus. sections, 30 .
b.s., per- oIss is;tyes wa" i7Sise in. 'V
Grape Fruit-,Ab0a5 per crate.
Hea.y---Faney white. is9l'e. eH-
trseted. 1Gi0c IN.
Hay-Detroit shippers are payins
car iots o. s. Detroit. No. timo-
tibS0GIs: light mixed. tisto01s;
SO Timothy. il4boa1S; 10. ! mixed,
ssSs siossri i,ssosI1 SS 'r;e rye .trsv s $40
oil: whsat and ost straw, tsbo0lo
per ton
Lemons per box.
Iime--tii011.,6 per 100.
Futs--WaInuts. 7od7ic, almonds'
1eQ 20c; niberts. isdisc; BraHlls.
100 soc; pecans. i60lsc ID. nut
meats. 5-ib cartons. almonds sooi
vainuis. soc; pecans soc III. peanuts.
z roasted. fancy, lie. Jumbo. lie 10.
Oranses-Navals, tBn1Tb per bor
Onions BermudaG tife0
$50 per case.
PinesVpIss per case.
Potatoes F1oridaa. fif per
bbl sA2S bu.. Michigan In car lots.
t7sOn5 bu.
Pouitry--iIeavy hens. 7sn7sc me-
diums. 2gd73c IL. stays. l9d 70ci
roostsra. i10iso, ducks. 1aU l4ei
geese. fs617c ~
strswserrte--7f cases. t5.2b0
sBo
JOBBING PRICES
Csnnsa Geeas-Appios tt.7S per
gal: Lima beans ti.i0ai7b; corn.
fspcy Maine. f1.sb; standard, U.s.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
CHARCOAL is
LOCAL LEADER
Advancing Price of Pig-Iron
Sends Stock Up to a High
Mark of S1s
By o'HARA, FERRIS & CO.

Charcoal Iron Saturday, was again
the feature OF trading In the local
stock market. virtually monopoiiZins
business and advancing 10 a high
OF 8 3.s. II closed al that figure
Friday also The price OF pix iron
is sufficient commentary on this
position: Il is gradually nearing $50
per ton.
Continental Motors figured In
sales OF 500 shares. all at Z "a
This Is substantial advance from
the recent low record.
The action in other markets OF
the Motor stocks rejects apparently
feeling that the worst is 10 hap
pen in the tax measure. The trouble
is that the burden may prove con-
hscatory. However the finals are
not yet in from Washington.
Saturday opened with very light
business.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
MOrtuary

ToNKIN Joseph, ~ his
reaidsnce. Gas Tfumbull-ave. be-
loved husband % Lydia 3 Toukin.
Fun--al from residence Monday.
p m Burial az Woodlawn ceme-
terry Calumet papers please copy.
TAPP-August. May is. aged "a. be-
loved father % Mrs Charles Var
a. V. DeGaian and Anna. Funeral
from late residence. iet Jhy-sta
Monday at T.70 a. m. and ST. Jo-
seph's church st o'clock. Inter
nent Mt Elliott cemetery via La
Bell funeral car.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Births
pOvs


STANLEY Rapp. 2ol ror.yth teo
Iarlowie1 SIS Dexter Paul Menkon
Grace hospital. Gus Becker 462
Twenty eighth Bernard Cyrowskl,
TT r Canneid. John Lsch. ST. Mt
cheil; Roy. G. stroud 43e Clsirnent ,
Paul schaIk. s75 Seventeenth Fred
Snyder. 1855 Twenty third tla rold
g Carron Woman's hospital. Barney
Ostrowski, $40 Mitchell. Michael r
McKinen. 2sS Heels VIM l.
Smith. 4H Louise Raymond G But
Ter. Samaritan hospltai. Michael
ZeIen.kv. ~ Home. william Radtke.
1852 Junction. Harry Kohane. Wo-
mans hospital John s KetcheL 2I2
Hendrie. Louis Pal 17b Crossley Ed
ward Estep. 75i Taft-plt Jos kas-
per. $50 Hammond. Joseph Wienor-
oNski ltsa Junction. George y
Keon. ga Warren W. otto r. Dor
gotH. ss7 Garland BENJAMIN y. Cap
peil SIS stanley. John Skerka 2lhs
RUSSELL Jan stephen. 1913 Chopin.
Mack Tsefschefske, 1882 Twenty
mon. Albert Knuckey. 80 Seventeenth.
GIRLS
John Kubulko. l36, Thlrty-seeond
Herman Bwald. % Perkins. Robsrt
Prank. b1s Lincoln Cecil Myers.
Woman's hospital Mike amierowski.
los Pulaski, Eugene n Edwards. 2ls
Meldrum: Laurence Martz. 23s Maple
George Becht. tss Tillmsn Carl
Braun. i1t Humboldt. Henry J. Zln-
ger, ib3 buchanan; Joseph shannon,
70 Burrell-pl. Earl S. Baker. 73 Ma
plewood, Albert Mayercak. 334
fAwnadaie. John Koziet. 50 Kanter
George +. Collins. $50 Wreford. Gus
tav r Kowitz. ass Crawford. John
Gabriel. 3ss Cooper. George bellies,
~ Hunt. William Wallace. 72s Div
islon. Philip Warshauer 1873 NiFger,
Joseph Rurghardt. So SchmitE Rom
AN Wasislewski 1875 ca mpbell. stan
isiaw jaskiewicz. 3t3 Thirtieth. Bal
ant Gallovicsh. SOS South. Wladyslaw
surdekowski. 410 Theodore. william
Rruhn. ia krupp Herman Fritz. 80
Freer; Leo Konefke. $50 Leland
Fvart J. Esrich, 49e Buena vista w;
sieurd Mastlow. 1877 Mack Peter
Andrea. $40 f. Hancock. steve Va
vas, 1897 Junction. samuel Bloom.
sss Brady Lui Jovanovics. 6eh Mon
roe Jan Mantibo. sal Rlopelle Jo-
seph Poslet, AIS Mitchell Wiadisls "
Fabiansii. i75 Carpenter, Henry Du-
long. al Fort T..
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

table beets. tl2591tO; peas, fancy
early June. 81 IS salmon. tall. 81 40
marrowfat peas 81 40. early June
Sl.50 Tomatoes. EtRndaFd. Sis6 doE
Censs-santos. standard. l6g Sc
medium. iSd zoe; fancy 20 q 22c; Rio
itit qi5he lib packages ls92aoi
Feed-BrAn. tI standard mid
dliugs SCI nne mlddlings. t46.
coarse corn meal. t66 cracked corn
t66 corn and oats chop t57 ton.
FIour-In \ sacks. best patents,
t1s seconds. 1880, straight. 1890.
spring wheat nour. as. rye hour.
1880 per bbl
oiIs--Linseed oil raw. i.8l: boiled
tl.32 gal, Kerosene. iron barrels
&c, gasoline. 20hc
Provisions Mess pork ff2 family
pork. tffnA6, clear b.cks. tt7d tA
hams. Is q &c. hriskets. 2tts q IS =
picnic hams. 2ils bacon. % y q sec
lard In tierces. 24ho, kettle render
ed. 76hc 10.
Hides No. cured hides. 2ic, 30
green hides. i1c, No cured bulls
i5ci No green bulls. lie, No.
cured veals kip. 2sc. No ] green yea
kip, soc. No. I cured murrain, 2ic,
No green murrain. l7hc. No
cured calf SIC No. I green calf. Soc
No. horse hides. SIS No. horse
hides. 81. No. tsllow. iso No.
tallow. i4c 10 No. hides, ic on
No kip and calf i4c on sheep
skins tas 10 amount WOOL soc q ~ 30
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
DetroIt nank CIeartnE.

Detroit bank cleRrings for May ls
1917. were $3.50. .O33Ss. Total clear
ings for 1917 90 date are 81 0s3.Os7,
e7f1s. az against t7tb.fl7s93.ol for
the correspondlng period In l9l9.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

RARgATNS IN Lake Huron summer
resort lots. 5000 upi IS month I'M
mediate possession. Large cottaHa
partly farnlahsd ~ 900. easy tsrroA
Boiies. Grad Ts7I-h
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

10 acres near WAYNE and Michigan
ave- house. barn. Erauary ard
chicken house only $500. 81 600
down.
so Acres
Near Brighton. old buildings. good
land 90 rods on nice lake. Sell
earv terms or trade. MALONEY-
CAMPBELL REALTY CO, sot Free
Press bids
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Deaths

clara Mertens. Detroit Municipal
hospital. about 70 months diphtheria
Elizabeth Strenfert. Providence hos
pital. 81 years. apopiexy Elsie NJ
Smith. 7l5 Twelfth, Is years. bron-
cho pneumonia: Helen Pantke. 9s9
KerchevRl. "a years endoCardltts
Lucia kuciha 209 Thirty second. ~
years pernicious anemla FRANCIS
Lorhnger. $50 bohns years. tuber-
Oakland. l year. broncho pneumonia
John y. Gatheld lIT3 Ntnewuod. sa
years. acute Eastrltis Frederick y
stowe. Sc Iabrosse. 81 years. pul
nonary sdema Louise c. Huber 6el
Military. 81 years sarcoma of liver
samuel Alexander ssf Hudson. "a
years diRbetis mellitus. Ralph Bar
Der. 50 Columbia W. 4 years inquest
pending Kleo Summers. Rcceiv nc
hospital - years. pneumonia. Jo-
yeArR fractured skull Christian
Puch. $40 Baldwin 81 years, apo
pleNy. Grace l.. TAYLOR. 2Sl ST Au-
bin 81 wears. pulmonary tuherculo-
Eis. Frank 4 Cullen. i69 Pitcher. pa
years cerebral apoplexy, Fannie
Hlll. Arnold Home. ~ years. looe'
pneumonia pr. SCarhoro ~ Good
win. 1913 wabash 81 years. hronche
pneumonia Jenina Kivialkow ks
$50 Frederick II DAYS lober pneu-
monia Lorenzo tometta. st2 Lafay-
cite r. months. hslnutrit'on Ens
T.. Waterman. Providence hospital
80 years. caruinoma; Julia q. Good
win. bsS Jefferson. n years. hronchc
pneumonia: Evelyn Paplinski. l0i'
twenty third YEAR, acute hronchi +
It's: Martin Kruscinski .929 Dubois.
months acute bronchitis Martin
KrucinskI a27 Dubois 0 months
acute gastro-enferitls Helen Tomas
zcwskL sas Duhoiv ] year hronchc
pneumonia Burdinitru Brau. ~
Chene. 81 Years fractured skull Sa-
ran Mcleod. 226 Twentieth. about IS
vears chronic bronchitis Edward j
Hansen. 1867 Helen. "a wears arth-
ritis Hannah Lavenherg. Harper
hospital 81 wears nephritis. Pamela
G Gipr, 40 Blaine SO years. anEins
nectoris: Mary Dunbar PEI Kirhy W
40 years endochrditis. Michael
Whftekie wicz. $40 Scotten. about 3a
yea~s lobAr pneumonia EsSnk :
Uausch Jr t5s Iovett. 20 wears. eu-
docarditls Anna NJ Folding 21S
Tbaddeus. 7 month hamilton, CahoT
10th ss Ford. 81 years. lnbar pneu-
nonia IRnatz pctro Fort Nes'
rnd about IS wears. fractured skull
Glenn Hammond Herman kiefcr hos
pital. 7s years diphtheria.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

sales, 10 n. IN. TO ~ m.
Charcoal Com 100 at Sh. 100 at
49,. 100 at So. 100 a. 81. 50 at So
so at Sh 100 at sh. so at So, so At
sI
Charcoal Pfd 80 az go
Continental Com. ZOO at n
Parkc- Davis--1f At ia.
REQ Cars a. 27n. Is at .77A So
at an. 100 at ~ = SO at ~ 100 az
27L 10 al AIN 30 AZ q " 30 at ~ a
Total sales. t9t shares
The following nrms are privileged
TO execute orders on the exchange.
w. =. Moss T. CO csrlyls = Povah,
a Co. w W Noble & Co p. L. ssy-
mour a Co. W. y Mclaughlin; Mer-
riii. Lynch a Co. W. A. Hsmlin \
Co VIM A. Neer a Co. sinclair 4
eSouIs' eS' E%met m ( ( spII,sgrut To %m Io.i n
stocksrd a Co. Bennett. Smith
Co ". Y Reilly e. Co. Mstthew
Gorton. webb. Lee a Co. o'Hara
Ferris a Co. Bslson. Woodruff Co,
Dodf Martin 4 Co. SeEner. Cramer
4 Muchl.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

,. .'fS LIN. oS:s"Ep,Ss beans, '' cdsp sfr
fspcy Maine. f1.sb; standard, n.ss;
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
HELP wASrED--FEMALn
AN OPPORTUNITY

Good pay. Fine place to
work. Conditions are healthful
and pleasing. Telephone oper-
ating is a splendid profession
for young women.
First raise" comes at end OF
three months. Others follow
few months apart. Steady
work and quick advancement.
Investigate this! Call at OPP
orators Training School, Mad
lson avenue and John r. street,
between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
wOMFN FD-Government lite
jobs. Pleasant work. $40 month
Write Immediately for list posi-
tions Franklin Institute, dept
e29- p, Rochester. y. Y.
wANTED-AGENTs
AGENTS 2ooes pront. wonderful
summer sellers something new
sell Ike wildhrs carry right IN
pocket write for free sample.
E " Feltman. 254 American Bldg,
Cincinnati O.
WANTED-FARMs
SMALL FARMS WANTED
3 70 10 or % acres within 40 miles
OF Detroit. with or without stock
and Implements Send full parucu-
lars.
ROSS LAND co.
NIchiEan's Greatest Farm Agency.
1909 Penobscot bldg. Phone Cad. bsll.
WANTED-To hear from owner OF
good farm for sale. state cash
price. full particulars ID. 4. Bush.
Minneapolis Minn.
wANTEDTo BU1--HIsCELLANE EouS
CASH for old false teeth. gold CROWN
broken Jewelry, diamonde watcheA
etc. fun value paid. Liberty Hfg
Co. 81 Woodw'd. lth moor elsvator
WANTED-NONEN
FIRST MORTGAGE LOAN $1,000 on
9-room modern residence in Farm .
inGton, 161 a. frontage Grand Riv-
crave and several acres OF
ground Box 40. Times
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Produce

DETROIT. Mich. May ls--The
poultry market for the week closes
heavy in tone and about a cent lower
IN price than the nKures which have
obtained for some time. Outside
markets are IN the same position.
however. some being on more sharp
~ than ours Butter and eggs have
settled into n steady and nrm post
tion. and any price changes for the
Immediate future will probably he
in tho upward direction. Dressed
calves are also hrm. but with liberal
receipts and the approach OF warm
weather dressed hogs are easier in
tone.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

WILL pay cash for vacant lots,
houses, flats, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. Land con-
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory deals.
EBERT, 800 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

OPENING SALE OF BERRY PARK,
SUNDAY, MAY 90 1877
n.
INSIDE al DETROIT CITY LIMITS POSITIVELY
DETROIT TO-DAY LOTS
REAsoNABLE RESTRICTIONS AND AT IN
s360O0-TO-S42060
$1,000 WILL RESERVE ANY LOT
NOU LAND CONTRACT TIE PROP
PURCHASER 81 PER MONTH VII. Pay
WATER MAIN iAIf.NsIoNs w ERE -
H.. THESE EXTENsIoNs WHICH WILL. BE
/
CONvENIENCEs AVAILABLE TO BERRY PARK REsl pN!s
ALONG FORD Ah tfs!
H.
o. i
WE III Ask o
CONE AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE TIC
A NJ 6 NJ.
2 o A
BERRY PARK IF YOU WANT TO rotfIE YOU
Ho FORD BLDG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24

Minimum space. Two tines
- l,hN AMI DAILY Insertions 80 cents.
l'dilt Insertions. 40 ,rhta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
MASONIC BODY 10 MEET
>ntiOnnl Memorial association WIN
Gather nj tIcNnndria 80
Next Month.

Especial Ia The Times Disputch.I
ALIEN ANbRiA. VA. January "a
TIL" seventh aunual convention of the
George Washington Masonic National
Memorial Association will be held here
ON February 81 and 80, The object of
tn" association is the erection of a per-
iEanent memorial 10 WASHINGTON. The
Mason. which Will cost about 5000. GN0.
The tirst days session viii be devoted
to business. On the second and las.
,iay officers will he elected. and in the
afternoon pilgrimage will be made
!" Mount Vernon. At night the annual
banquet Will he held. Those slated L.
respond 10 t"nsts are: The Most Wcr-
shlptul Grand Master OF Nirainin.
lanes .\lston Cabeil: Representative A.
j Montague. Representatives Carter,
Glass. Reprc>"utatlv" Joseph -. Can
non. Illinois, and Representative J. T.
ilrnin Alabama
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
AUCTION sALE-s,u,u.c Days

. II I-It LIBBY. t.Crk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
CLAUSE OF CITY CHARTER
CALLED into QUESTION
Supreme Court to Pass ON Claim fur.
Taxes Accruing During Life
Tenancy
SAID no BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
jefferson G.. Powers and Others Ap-
peal From Decision Of Chanccry
Court in Claim for Taxes Assessed
Against ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

III" coustitutiounIity of thar nroyi
sion at The Richmond CITY charter
rhiCh gives tho civ, :, lion cog .,y,.
on ri! real estate within its ro,nor,t
linitS whether such taxes accrue in.
ring n llfc-tcrancy or NOT, yil l..
p.secd mon H.; IN. S,ntc S,,rr,,o..
Court. which yesterday aran,cu an an
peal from TIL" verdict OF til. .Danccr,,
Court of this city l,jiholdin:. it's legal
ity
CA .IauuAry i; the cot,r, admitted ,n.
oIaim OF tho city for s7,i.Gl ana IN.
tcr"st al!e:.c,i 80 De due IN tnx.. nu F.
"a. tn" Years 1905 10 1917 Inclusive F..
The taxes accrued during tho time the
prnperty was ii"id aud occupied BY An
nic rnliry for whom Tho hons, had
been purchased and 10 whom il had
boon conveyed FOR l!fc-trnnucv No
purt Of tn" taxes cluinl.d bv tho citV..
acrrucd after III" life estate had Iars.%
ed
Jefferson =. Powers. Councilman
from jefferson Ward. and others who
ciaii.5.. go. property as "Reminiscences,
after ia" lapse OF the life estate OIL
iectcd /" ,iic City's claim. douying ,i,.
existence % lien AGAINST the estate.
of III" romaindntm"r FOR taxes The
claim waa made that tho taxes in uues-
ton were meyer legally assesscd tbpt
the city had no authority TO levy for
Huch tuNrs aud thai tho taxes claim
cd wcrc . l..u arRinSt The life estate
only. The ,kuri,.r aroyiaion undnr
which tn" claim wa. made i; was
fnrthe" charged is uncous;itu,ioiE,i.
nuil and void.
sun SET ASIDE
EnO,I PROlII:BS 3f SALE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
HELP WANTED-l'cnalc.

ENPEKII FENCED. nll-uround house servant
can nnh - steady place at attrartir"
wages with n family Of three niu!ts Ref
"rcnccs necessary. Tcicpnun" Boulevard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-24
NEGRO SHOT BY OFFICER
-Four others at Party Arrested nu
thnrsc of Violating Prohibition

Especial IL The Times Dispatch
EM'bRiA. VA. january s3.--FiNc
negroes were arrested here last night.
charged with transporting an unlaw-
ful amount of liquor one was shot
There were seven in thc party tina:
came in on train. They separated.
later meeting at the house of another
ucpro. officers surrounded the house.
and. OF rntcrine. placed four men
under arrest. The others made a
break through the back door. when
one oj the officers fred through the
door. tho bullet striking u negro in the
shoulder. passing "ut through the
ncck. lie viii recover.
All the mem are said Ia he from
Petersburg. About Toe htttics OF
whisky we're found ami! "oHHs,atcd