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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-04

wv those German barbarians lord it the allies
is graphically told in the following teegraphic re-
port of Arthur Sears Ilenning special correspOn-
dent to the Chicago Tribune and quoted from its
columns, follows
Washington, d. c.. May |.
Information obtained today from the most
authoritative establishes the fact beyond any
doubt that the American people facing one of
the most serious crises III their history.
Despite their successes in rolling back the Hin
denhnrg line the MeStern allies are hard nreSSed.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-04

finger hinder England England
of starvati against Germany, violation of all
human and international rights President Wilson had lost his sight
wEtn he rejected the German the lives of Amer
American vessels which carried
band and by this rejection exposed his comparos
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-04
SHIPS VITAL TO ENGLAND.

Unless the of bottoms be materially relieved within
the three months England is altogether likely to be of
commission powerful factor the As the submarines
their steady toll of supply ships this danger becomes
That the british evidenced the revelation
that of the 100000 fighting England has assembled and trained
100000 being held home repe possible German INVASION
while only 100000 the firing line i'll France.
Despite the desperate need of the western front
by France Britain has refused send another 100000
the ground that the destruction of shipping BY submarines might
make impossible troops England in the of
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-04

France suffering from exauon of man and England from
the loss of shipping food and supplies result OF Germany
increasingly successful submarine campaign.
Russia dorganized and under the favorable ccum-
than hold while the Germans
busy tsewhere TO attack vigoromSN the easern front
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-04
FEAR OF A GERMAN INVASION.

| by the allied naval forces
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-04
DESIRE WILL NOT PERISH.

.v0ked thunderous applause
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-09-28
TEMPLE NOTES.

Sunday School will resume it's regular
sessions next Sunday at 10 o'clock at
the Temple House, Emerson and oath
street south. All children must be pres
ent for enrolment
Succoth will be celebrated at the
Temple, Sunday evening at BIS and
Monday morning at TO-
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-09-28

Mrs. ). LenSke and little daughter,
Ruth, o22 Aldrich avenue north, has re-
turned from months stay in Chisholm,
MINI. where she visited with relatives
and friends. Mrs. Lenske was extern
sively entertained at card parties and
motor trips to the various points of the
Range.
Miss Frances Friedman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs John Friedman, left for
New York where she will attend the
Benjamin Dean School for Girls. Mr.
Friedman accompanied his daughter to
New York.
The Misses Claire and Frances Lipp-
man of Virginia, Mimi, spent several
days in the city, en- route to Chicago
where they will attend the University
of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Shande1ing and
son, Monroe, and daughter, Harriet, of
Virginia, spent several days last week
in the city.
New Addresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Herscovitz, 500
Humboldt North, have moved to their
new home at 1913 Irving North.
Engagements Announced.
Mrs. L. M. Bearman, 2629 Co1fax ave-
nue. south, announces the engagement
of her sister, Miss Bernice Baernstein
to Mr.. Sander Cotlow, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Cotlow, 1904 Fremont
avenue south. The wedding will take
place Sunday, October Il at the home
of Mrs L. M. Bearman.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Cohen announce the
engagement of their niece, Miss Rose
Bank to Mr.. David Greenberg of Great
Falls, Mont, formerly of this city.
Rosenthal- Wunderman.
The wedding of Miss Bessie Rosen-
thai, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Shay
Rosenthal, 931 10th avenue south, and
Mr. Max Wunderman of this city, took
place Saturday evening, Sept. y, at the
home of the brides parents Rabbi c.
David Matt oficiated Only immediate
members of the family were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Wunderman will be at
home after Oct. l, at the Blackstone
apartments.
Witebsky- Ditkof
Mr. and Mrs. A. Witebsky announces
the marriage of their daughter, Minnie
to Mr.. Louis NJ Ditkof. The ceremony
was performed by DR.. S. N. Deinard,
Wednesday evening, Sept. 10Th. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ditkof left for a trip East.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-09-28
SUCCOTH AT THE ADATH YESH-
URUN.

At the Adath Yeshurun there will be
Succoth Services on Sunday and Mon
day evenings and Monday and Tuesday
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-09-28
SOCIAL NEWS

1.-THE news columns Of The American Jewish
World are open for the publication of news
of a communal and social interest These
must reach our office by Wednesday to in
sure publication in the issue of the following
wriday Telephone your Minneapolis news
to Hyland 1860. or write The Society Editor
The American Jewish World, BIG Tribune
Annex, Minneapolis. Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS.
With the Travellers.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-09-28
Witebsky-Ditkof.

Mr.. and Mrs A. Witebsky announces
the marriage of their daughter, Minnie
to Mr.. Louis NJ Ditkof. The ceremony
was performed by DR.. S. N. Deinard,
Wednesday evening, Sept. 10Th. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ditkof left for a trip East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-09
NINE

OF the New York County Chapter OF
the American Red Cross. Irving rs
Bush. OF the Eush rerminal Company,
Newcomb Carlton. president OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company: A.
l.. SAT- vice president of the Western
Electric Company: Charles ID. Norton.
v'cc-preSident OF the First National
Bank. and others.
In Boston. direction of Red cro,.b
supply Service headquarters has been
assumed by Henry S. Deunison. pres,-
dent OF the penniSon Manufacturing
Company. The Chicago committee h
headed by ~ y. SpraGue. second. prcst.
dent Of Spraguc. Warner X 90 NJ.
rcStinS tho Now Orleans branch OF fed
Cross supply Service viii bo n. r.,
i.ahou'sSc. retired banker The San
francisco branch will nc in charge ~.
y. ~. q. Dohrmann. head of ono OF Tho
largest mercantile firms on the Pacific
Coast. Headquarters have been opened
IN Denver at 1912 Fifteenth Street
with William &. Evans as director.
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UNION OF CARPENTERS
PLEDGES AID TO u. S,
rr"fer Made or Services by Brother
hood representing About
2TD.G00 Members

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, April S-Thc
services OF the entire organization az
the United brotherhood OF CarpcntcrsS
ana TONERS OF America. which has "a
membership OF about 270, 600. will baa
oHered Immediately to the government
IN the war. pursuant to resolution
adopted to-day by the general exccu- &
tive board Of the brotherhood. in nuar
teriy session here. The resolution saws
| the service offered is that of mechanics
| in whatever manner they may be most
needed.
Another action taken by the board
was to pass a resolution ordering that
| all members of the organization who
may enlist in either tho army or navy
be retained In good standing at the
general offices and be entitled to all the
benefits. the same as IL they were fol-
, lowing their usual work and paid their
dues regularly
The resolution offering the services
| or the organization to the government
recites that Information has been res
ceiVed at the headquarters OF the
brotherhood that the United Statey'
government requires the services Of tho
members. and Will require such services;
more extensively in the near future in;
the navyyards demonstration and re-
pair OF vessels. and that the orEaniza-s
ton consists of patriotic American ctt-9
liens. ready and willing at all times
to do their duty when called upon.
1t says further: ~
when men are required for indus-S
| trial service. with any particular pointl
designated by the government. II thas
officials OF the government will only6
let us know in reasonable time we wills
cooperate with these officials in sup-&
plying the men required
William j. Hutcheson. the generals
president. explained that the general;
offices intended to get in touch wish
government officials who will hayeS
charge of the construction work of all
kinds in which the services of car
pcntcrs and joncrs will be reauired.s
and, III possible. get an estimate of thn5
number Of men needed together with
the locations where such work is TO bai
undertaken. The general office also
will communicate with tito various To-
cal unions, and, through them, with the
| individual members. TO ascertain tho
| names. addresses and qualifications OF
| the individuals who are willing to bei
called into government service. ALE
tho information will be indexcd and
kept at the general headquarters. When
the government sends Il call that it
needs a certain number of skilled car
pcnters and joincrs in any place, the
general Office will undertake. to supply
the men By Immediately forwarding;
the call TO its members nearest the
place OF work
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ALWAYS OF OPINION THAT
U. S. WOULD JOIN ALLlESS
Minister Of Foreign Affairs In New
Russinn Government Praises
Presidents Declaration.
GBy Associated Press.1

BY Associated Press.1
PETROGItAD, April S tvia London).l
- always was of the opinion thet
United States would take part in the
war on the side OF the allies" saids
Professor Paul Milukoff, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs in the new govern
mcnt, in an interview with the presS!
representatives to-day.
The definition by President wilson
OF the purposes or the war;" continued
Professor Milukoff. corresponds en-
,irely with the declarations of
the statesmen OF the allied powers!5
Nj. BRAND. Minister Asqn!th and Vis-s
count Grey all expressed themselves
continually on the necessity of SEEK
ing to prevent conflicts OF armed forcess
by providing peaceful methods OF so-s
luton for international disputes. ands
creating a new organization Of nationsj
based upon order and Justice In Ing
ternational life. The democracy OF FREQ
Russia is able TO associate itself coma
pletely with these declarations"
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Wednesday, April | l,l917
AT 1880 O'CLOCK s. NJ

AT 1880 O'CLOCK a. NJ,
said l.. B. Harris. commissioner as
aforesaid. will offer for sale at public
auction. on the premises:
3rh. :, farm OF about o3o acres, To-
Gated %. miles OF Kcswick. and fac
ing-on the Boyd's Tavern Road. About
onc-ha!f OF this farm Ia cleared, all OF
which is in grass or under cultivation
the remainder being in timber, about
30 acres Of fine original timber with a
large quantity OF railroad ties This
farm is we'll fenced with wire. is well
watered by two streams. and Will ma q
either a good grazing property. or n
good farm for wheat. oats. corn and
hay. The dwelling is old and OF little
value, but a beautiful building site
with large forest trees and good view.
\ young orchard OF about sevcnty-fivc
trees just beginning to bear
9TH. TERMS: Real estate. ono
third cash. balance In three equal an
nna! installmcntS with go interest
from date Of sale, evidenced by bonds
OF purchaser title retained, or deed OF
trust TO secure said bonds.
l.. B. HARRIS
Commissioners.
EDWARD B. HARRIS.
r.. II. OMOICNDRO
Administrators
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED by the above named decree has
been executed by Z. b. Harris.
w. J.. MAtP1N. Clerk
BY {. j.. MORAN. -. &.
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Tuesday, April 10, 1917
At 1880 o'CLOC'K a. NJ.

M 1880 o Cl.OCk ~. M.
lat. That certain tract OF land
known as the "keswick Farm" and
being The home place or the late Chas.
r. omohundro. containing about 1914
acres: This is one OF the best farms in
the kcswick section. the acreage be-
ing nearly level. and can DO farmcd
with modcrn machinery. will produce
acres IN grass and sod. remainder un-
der cultivation. This property faces
or or The e., main road. now the East and
ing from Richmond and Gismont TO
charlottesville. and only seven miles
from charlottesville, tho property also
village OF Kcswick. which is a good
place for business: and quite II little
and sold 10 local people al good
price Place we'll fenced and watcrcd
by Nv" streams running the entire
length OF the farm Buildings: good
ten-room dwelling. large double
porches. ana basement. located In a
three quarter acre shady grove and
ant house. large two-s story barn with
room for ten head of horses, COW shcds.
etc. corn crib, capacity 1900 bushels.
ice house. carriage house and several
other outbuildings. Good orchard OF
nifty or more trees. and abundance OF
small fruit and grapes. q very rich
garden spot
For country home. surrounded h.
good neighbours and wealthy citizens,
as we'll rs proftablc farming propo-
sition. this place cannot be exceiled In
tho. state OF Virginia. located right at
railroad station. with convenient pas
senger train service, Richmond wash
ington and New York. Az a farm. any
resident of Ncswick section will tell
you 1t is one OF the best producing
farms in that neighborhood For Il
city man. this is an opportunity that
comes hardly once IN lifetime
End. At the same time and place. a
large lot or Live Stock Grain. Feed
Farming Utensils and Household Goods
Will be sold
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STEAMBOATS,
OldDOminiOnLine

Nv. itlchmond, #. OF Ash ST. daily 7:00 r. NJ
Lenyes Newport News. .......... = 90 a. 81
connertions with main line steamers iGaV:
Ing Norfollt for New York daily. except Sun.
day, 1900 p. N. Connections also Wade by
=. 4 ". ny. SP. ". and c. x o. Ry. at
+. Al. Night line steamers stop q Clare.
mont on signal and are met by pLSlic con-
fViRGISIA NAVIGATION CO. jaime, River
BY daylight for Norfolk; Old Point. Newpor,
day; Wednesday and Friday mt s 10 A. ST.
Freight received for all james River points
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
COMMISSIONERS
SALE

OF TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN
BY virtue OF decree Of tho Circuit
Court of Albemarle County, in order to
scttl" up the estate of tho late Chas
j.. bmohundro. of Ecswick. Albemarlc
county. Eirginia. the undersigned, l..
b. Harris. commissioner, will sell at
public auction on the premises. at kos
wick. Virginia tsubject to the coniir-
nation of the cUurD. on
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MEETINGS.

once OF the Aibeinnrie Paper Mfg Co.,
Richmond Va. March -. 1917.
TIE regular annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Albemarls Paper Mfg Co.
VII! be held at the ONCE or the ,Onpa n =
at Richmond. Va. on Thursday the i2Ih day
ot April. 1917. at II O'Clock A. AZ
ARTHUR +. RDBERISOS
Secretary and Treasurer.
Headquarters. Comn,andcry of ST. Andrew.
No. II. knights Templar
Richmond, Va. April :. 1917.
General orders:
Sir Knights. Attend = stated conc!ave ~
your commandery ut the Masonic Temple,
Monday: 9th instant. al 6:I5 p. NJ. in full
dress OF femrlar on foot
Members OF Richmond Commanders. No.
.. and all transient Sir knights are courte-
ously invited 10 be present
by order OF tho eminent CONNIE nder.
WILLIAM s. PETITE.
Captain General.
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PROPOSALS-Sealed.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS. d. c..
Washington, ID. C.. March 90 1917. Sealed
proposals, VIII be received a, this office.
Room 1oS Distrct building. until : o'clock
del sInY granite cnrbing for use during
ending June 20, 1915. Spechcations in,.
form Of proposal may be obtained from the
1rict Building; Washington, ID. c. oliver
T. Newman. Louis BrownIow. Charles w.
Kutz Commissioners. d. c,
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Seaboard Air Line RAILWAY ComDany

.rhe Progressive Railway of the SOUTH
Trains leave daily: . a. NJ. Noriina local:
1850 =. NJ, Slsepers Atlanta and Jackson
VII e;a3,P. NJ; sleepers Jaei.sonvIlie. fam
i5:!S +. NJ slsepers Atlanta. Birm iSsf ham,
;Ira acs vile Tampa and * Petersburg;
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RAILROADS
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY,

Newport News Local. 1900 H. $500 n
rrains arrive from Srk... I'll 100 a.. .i;tS p =.
Ias $500 Sews $3.50 80 p ss sss a. p ErGm
1850, y. daily from Charlottesville except
Sunday from ThurmOnd. Jas, Itiv.r Il %
A.. '4:3o Il 'Duiiy. Except sunday
Main Line. Local. s7:I5 a. ii IL n
james River Line. 10000 a. t5:l5 n
Chi. Louvillc and West. . D. ! D. iii p.
n News Nrk.. Old - .S 40 n 40 n y
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Southern Railway System

Trains Leave RichmOnd-Alain ST. Station
ScneaulG iiEures not Suaranised, For mo
express parlor buffet car: L. NJ. express:
ii:is 7; n. ,sNpTess: sleeping car open 500
CITY and Buffalo Junction-week days.
York River !-ine--6;lO r. NJ. Steamer
timorc ibuEet narlor carr. 1880 A. II. and
i:io T.. NJ. daily. local.
Trains arrive RichmOnd-From the South:
1905 A. ~. and $40 \. NJ; 1870 p. NJ. 1855
From West Point; sag 4. M. except Mon
d daS: ss5 59 4. 81 ang ';lS r. NJ daily o..
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HELP WANTEI,-FcmnIe

TlIE. .CHEsAPEAkE AND POTOMAC
hRiG nTFAS Yor &c NiIh HbiEs
uTMAkRIEp. hETWEEN THE AGES
FREQUENT INCREAS SEES
~ li;n riIl;,r ii,TSTEhESTING WORN
ENEnf GoMF0RT PROVIDED. EXCEL
LENT CHANCES FOR ADVANCEMENT
APPLY IN PERSON MISS BOLTZ 7O9
EAST GRACE STREET. ROOM 202
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IN Id. WANTS

CAl.i. = cents Il line p"r insertion.
sSNDAi. 10 cents a line per Insertion.
Minimum space. two lilies
IN The ioiioMins rates apply for repeated
AZ AuE c HsEI lMiiil% 1VE y E9N. WITH
toMl'A.,Y TIE UHIEn
RATE rE.t LINE.
si;Nn, Minimum space. t"o lines.
d oaiiy Insertions. . cents.
eONSi.tuliNE Insertions. 10 cent?
situations Nnutcu. .uA:. and rcrnn,e.
LINES WITHIN one "vrn. inv.
has.s OF neas.reHie,, Ia sv,i" asa,e, IL
ne above races cover all cII.ssii, -ut IONS.
eiassiht"i'ohS n"S snarsnt,.d after 2. NJ.
SlbSl.tliUS., FOi. 49,. WANT ADS.
Inc Io..owins Tunes D!sputcn uIaa.u Of
Nv es al. ;or t"e CON. en.,",c vi tue uuLiic.
'ssn'Lr oIhse rates. N..ic.. aiu gi.en above:
"Esi Or io.aiil.ii oIl.EEr.
West Enc inhrn.-sj. -s-i -. cary 81.
,,,, I".elo Llu. aso.t. rIo,d .nt. und
Charles :. Turner. Druggist. west Broad.
Nern.s rnrna,!. .2ss Hanover Ave.
i, l. hook. DSr. Store. .vvl -. M1,i. 81.
Az AZ" Druh ST., Anen AVE-. ami e,uee 81;
ssh D4Ss s s;s,. f $50 Il ~ a ai 81
barnt Stfsei I rs"r ,.at. "a tn S. IS
. " IL. May DrUs. BrVca Ave. aud Ciay
(, Tarrant Drug store. rousnec and Broad
L.
Cohen 20. II East Broad ST.
r.siS bSns : 90. 81 81 i. i h"-d s..
r1f b;s stofe t ,4 . a9 a Man IS ST.,
" y s. ,N .s,a W Nor,n Ft.n ST,
Richardson Drug StoIs. eui ~ Seven
. il. Ghildrcy. - y. Eighteenth ST.
l. Turner Pharmacy. Twenty hrst aud Main
Williams Pharmacy. T~en,y-nrst and Mar
\. .spi'nger Drug compuny. T~enty-third and
{. il"ri's Drug store. Twenty ninth and q
Wool & schsa; DruE Co. Twenty NTH
-. Woods Pharmacy. Twenty nitn and Leigh
&, Church Hni Pharmacy. $500 East Broad
: r. Craig Drur. store. 800 Z: Broad s.!
inIrt!-hr 81.
FAIENOUNT
Fa'rmoun; Pharmacy. 2l23 Fhirnour' Ave
BARTON HEIGHTS.
eaiys Drug Store. North Ave.
S'o're's Drug store. 1900 North Ave.
HIGHLAND PARK.
4 y: Cosby Co, 400 THIRD Ave.
w. h. vaughan. foJ:th ana stuart
,, -, sot-H a!,hMo*D
Shas. w; GsIr..ui 1905 ilai! 81. and all7
wooDLANp HEIGHTS
c-miDra Avenue
SwANsDoRo.
- NJ. i.cbeIts Drug Store. sC0i Hull ST.
a. niass. s, teL :, 4iiil,pssur. Aye
ieop!es D.uK store, at.u Williamsburg
PETERSBURG
Times- Dispatch Branch 80 North Syca-
.no-c Street. Is.0n" t-,.:-sv-x ~
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SAFES
a BARGAIN.

LAhIt. double door safe. SO. delivered and
guaranteed. 1000 pound Hall safe $50,
Delivered. number OF pargaius In second
hni,I safes Lars: stock ~ new safes:
~ North Twelfth Street
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OF FINE BOTTOM LAND
Acting under deed of trust from T..
G. Moon. dated July II. 1916. recorded
in the clerks office. OF the Circuit
No. .. pages i5l-l72. default having
been made in the payment OF certain
momeE therein secured: and being SO
sell by public auction on the premises
18TH DAY OF. APRIL, 1917.
at 2:30 o'clock +. NJ.
the real estate described in the said
deed or trust as follows:
All that certain tract. piece or parcel
OF land with all improvements thereon
rlsnts. ways and appurtenances there
TO belonging or In any wise nppcrtain-
ing. situated and being in the Cunning
ham Magisterial District. Fiuvamna
GfIo 10 INT, Sn ON, ON The James River and
fronting on the James River some
thing more than mile. and lying part
~ on both sides of the Hardware
more or less. and known as the Hard
ware Farm" and eng the same land
, modn was as e Snnd to the said r. G.
trustee. dated October 90. 1908 and
recorded March 3. 1915. in the clerks
ohice OF the Fluvanna Circuit Court in
ID. IS. s. page 32S.
OF me proceeds as may be necessary
70 defray the expenses OF executing,
this trust. any taxes that may he due
and unpaid on said property. including
and 70 pay note OF SECS due January
Il. la!;. and TO pay note of SEES. due
on on each Of the following dates: July IA.
January II. 1919. July "a, 1919. Janu-
airy Il. 1920. July IA. 1920. January IA.
1921 and July u. 1921, and to pay n
1921. All of said s225 notes being for
interest on the said principal note; and
should there be any residue OF said
purchase money the said residue shall
be payable i'm cash.
JOHN C. EASLEY.
Trustee.
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RAILROADS
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway COMPANY

Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Company
s"p ssistns sShcIas q 1naAnn . IL is
Notice.
:, Trains leave Richniond b.5:5o. A. NJ. - A.
NJ. bs y. NJ. \. AZ. .sl0 y. NJ, II A. NJ
i,P, NJ; 2, r; NJ: : T. NJ, b4 phi. $50 +.
NJ. II - J.. NJ.
" Trains ,say <. Ash!9nd $3.50 a. NJ, ~ A.
~ noon; ,,.l p. Ms r. ~. : p. A. r.
p NJ b. + NJ. II L. NJ
bCarrics baggage. DAILY except Sunday
s-SuriayS only 80
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SUITS pressed on sanitary HOFFMAN ma
chine 2be: dry cleaned. 60Ci.. FRENCH
cienhed or secured soc. WANT G. CO.,
Tailors and Cleaners. Phone Madison 1886
EApert repairing. altering.
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NO1ICES--I.cpal.

THE annual meeting OF tie Prison Associa-
ton OF Virginia for the election OF officers
ana other important business VIII be held
at No. 301 East Main Street, Richmond, Va.
on TUESDAY. APRIL Il, 1917, at SIS
BY order OF the hoard of directors
J. s. HOPKINS. Secret y Treas
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Ry.

Norfolk 4 Western Railway
ONLY ALI.-HAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
=. i;eaye BIrd street station. Richmond.
1900 r. NJ. 100 2. NJ d. WV - N''
p. NJ. l.oesl TO crowe. 's:sS r: NJ
Arrive Nichmond from Norfolk: 'Ii:40
\: NJ. ..G:at r.: A. 1900, r, NJ. L.ll:5o p. NJ.
from the west: '6;i5 4. NJ. 'S:3I A. NJ.
T. NJ.
daily. tDaiiy oxeep, Sunday. tsunday
". 70. BEvILL W. c. SAUNDERS.
=. L. NJ, HosnoEe q. r. A. Roanoke.
q. II. BoSLEf ID. p. A. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-09
FOR SALE-Business

foh sale. old established drug cuisines,
valley Virginia town. Terms Tcasoni BILE
Shur.S.. !. Us. care Times Dispatch.
ASrED. /" sell Il two-chair white bar
her shop in The best small town in Viz
ginir. investigate. Address l. li5.
iiul. - b!spatCh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-09
By r. B. CHAFFIN g. co. INC.
Real Estate Auctionccrs,
Richmond. Va
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Valuable ames River Farm

AT HARDWARE, FLUYANNA COUN-
TS. VA. WITH ABOUT $50 ACRES
OF FINE BOTTOM LAND.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-09
CLEANING AND PRESSING

CASH for antique furniture OF all Kinds
write me what YOU have. Beard ia
West Main. Richmond, Va.