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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
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DEATHS

ArsfIH.-Di,d at h'r home. IN New
mA%&y An}GyLH AGsTiN. Vic Of w'h,ei
hargn .Grnsss a! s. aSnn n nj
CARrEH. Died at her ,esid,noc. 20 North
"a, 'S:@5 1,aioek. Slts rANNiE " cNi;TEn
rn l"%"! .s,rr Mo%pA n g nreh ~ fro" '"@
CHADDoCil Did. March Z. 1917. At 1850 \.
u NJ, MElHiM chAhDngnk only only, son o. o.;
months and say.n day.
GooDwiN; pi"d. at Graz" Hospital We'd
. nss1Iy ,;i N91yS i'' at lo;" T. NJ
Remains Mere taken To Louisa comfy
for ourili ou IN" o'clock train Thursday.
4 SSu, a # hfr i Ig r. trpguIr
JONES. VIII" Of IN. LAT. Colonel hillary 7.
Jones. IN the seventy seventh year OF her
j <lGnr-Dl.d ~ the residence OF her
49," MRS osiE 'r E%I:i M.'' widow mSSss II
tn. late y. {. Knight, as.d sixty seven
ton 100 y. " Monday. Burial in iiolly-
.. AuGuSrH ECcI. t:Srt.% pAir *.
Gaurh,@r Of The bate Ann Boyd Am ID.
H I, b.H At MS h"ns "n M SIR !,
shoeN 70 ~ tina, knew him
w% aTh ) i5 X Eor! Mis- M%" pDS wGir It.
III Shc Gfp .a.irh,h Year Of her ago. TN
r"insinr via hc brought 10 ~" NONE a. mr.
rf"'mST III SIR rishn"ma N? Sh
= 10 uTyis.h n 5y hI Go nrssan1 Sns brother
Em9Irai 'r.n nrt n SH%E" fes'asnos THIS
l"rli1.nL - ~ - Gal
IN MEMORIAM
sHKIH g%"Gty u our M Hssr eIshs sl
from u March 10. 1911.
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WANTED. SIX girls to work In our bindcry.
Experience unnecessary. Apply at once
to Willlams Printing Company, IL North
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w,A: snran; iyS Mirn ,snseisiy salesman
lin. Ten Seventeen Eas, CARY street
SALESMEN that can produce results with II
d liz sci . ar ,h rsee", rrimis
tlcnlars Murphy u t.ansc. Cleveland, Ohio.
sAi:EsMEN wan,"d. Experience, nnncces-
large H., OF openings and tssimoni.,is rs from %r
!" saco mo %ah S' Shl1"s wn .rs snrn sis"
Dept, @:, National Ssl.sms,n's Training. Az
cisco
sAi.EsMl;N 70 pIac. agencies Tor New com
s on ,"Ss. "a" to $500
WSshyy sa SoS" MANN sn Iowa S fnw. paid
TO d."onstra,. AND ssIl ,he o;lehra;eI
ties OF sale. Good TERRITORY for good people.
iiaprson s,rss, Chicago ago ill., = III west
WANrsD 'r :; ESpsrisncs nnnsess,
and expense allowance to Right man. j. II T.
VIZ H. F" Gvs 50 Have ;Rs@d SRsR9Ss
CO.. Mcmphis. Tenn.
sAhEsMAN for general trade in ytrsinia
commission contract. SIS weekly, Tor ,ex
iinental Blis.. Cleveland Ohio. -''V
SALESMAN wanted High grade travelling
pss snn Ssnree & sfo gGr"pS $500 and
5n"rchandise trade. ATTRACTIVE proposition
Sales Sc ssrst Tor n iis
Chicago.
veS2nSy W." ola hGpss
sGia os s eS Msss avsnas sh smasar
3,.i,e 81. 500 woodward. Detroit.
WIZ not add $50 weekly to your present
as isn. s ali , sS a San ar manu-
Wre now s"Pn Fan pa Eh Uni9s
StateA Calendar Co. Cincinnati.
s Mi MD T n %"i p IL as n's ,rr 9y
u be take al n
! tac,drne Cornora ton. :ll6 EaSt Main Str""i
Statesmen; build a permsnent hnsimess
/ tory with our ill-y"ar around line Of .p--
ciaitics for advertising metal and paranine
leather goods. percIs. novelties. Mau$.
y"nrs II experience behind Us. educational
ri"s' Nddrsss IN. Winters Company. sales
I D.n.rtm.nt SnrnEt.ld. Ohio.
/ SALESMAN. 81 commission on each sales
/ board placed: payable at once: consigned
roturma3l.. 201. . North Dearborn Chicago.
SPECIALITY SALESMAN MAGAZINE.
100 pages monthly. chuck fun OF inspirat iona'
.%Il,ns talk where TO buy. hoy to EEL
aAv.r,isers; sale.5,man,,T; true frisna and
/ Subscription. zoe tstarnps accepted. Spc-
| SALESMAN. for general mercantile trad.
in Virginia 10 sell a new proposition OF
M"rh Vacancy now Attractive comni.-
! Miles r. Bixlc- co. Wholesale je;v"icra
I rs 10 Carlin RuilLinE. Cleveland. Ohio.
FOR $3.50 yearly: $S,Ooc accidental death;
( registration: Double policy. 5000. Excel
lent asents contra, to one man la each
I tomnany. Moore BuildinE. Richmond. Va.
WAMTEp; good good stock statesmen TO sell
| X -. rnrc rtmcs- Dispatch
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HELP WANTED-,lalc and Female

MEN WOMEN. SD weekly collecting names
and addresses. No canNassing. Send
stamp. Supcrha to. ; H. Baltimore. Md.
WANTED. $3.50 people hear the colorcd
Ihiha riuonic orchestra. ~ pieces city
Auditorium Monday. March l.. Admis-
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ADVERTISING salesman Of good address
VINO mas entrance ia leading local bust
ness houses wanted to sell attractive. up-io-
date finc or advertising signs and dealer
helps: Address J. 81 care Times Dispatch
M B0DY can increase their Income $40
10 $40 weekly spare time raising mush-
rooms In cellars. sheds. boxes. Success
guaranteed. Free illustrated booklet. Hiram
Barton. 333 West Forty-cighth street. New
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YOUNG WOMAN wants room and : meals
a day III suburbs Must be on ear lin.
i $50. caro- Tim, $ Disnatch
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REFINED youn. man desires nice room
with or without board. In private fatuilv
AddrcSs. giving fun particulars IL q. care
Times Dispatch
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THE WEBSTER
ROOMS end hoard. absolutely nrst-class;
:Sasonable. Madison :iS5. io,i-lvi6 East
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HELP WANTBD-Fcmnle

with the house work md tho caro- OF 3
little girls. good home 10 tho right
party References. Richird V. Nottingham.
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WANTED-I3oaro.

WANTED. board in refined private family
for aged man and daughter Must HAYS
good references. Answer at once. Ill TO-
care Things Dispatch. Sa'
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YOUNG business woman wishes > rooms
private bath and kitchcnctt" Ia one Must
be clean. Broad To Main. between so E:ts,
and 800 West. STATE terms Madison Zg7i or
address q Is. ear" Times Dispatch
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WANTED. AN experienced registered drug
Eist To take ons-half interest in an cstab-
,iShed confectionery, Soda water, etc, BUSH
ness, III a growing town with Z, large
side trade: putting In full line OF pre-
scription drugs. $500 necessary. An excel
lent opportunity Tor right party. Address
L. Times Dispatch 81.
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rArENTS-Send stetch. Free opinion and
certificate oil patcntubiiity Free book,
How to Obtain Patent and What to In
vent Patents secured through credit sys-,
TEN. Talbcrt Il Parker. Patent Lawyers,
1913 Wnrdcr Bldg. Washington. ID Z.
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BEAUTIFUL alcove front roo;p. southern
cNpoSurc. With board. 40 ives. trace
waite BATH table board SPECIALITY. Mrs
MSrtle ANDERSON. 100 East Franklin Street
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BUSINESS CHANCES

S20.oO0 viii buy one of the best autonnobila
and wagon factories in the city. Choice
location, substantial thrca-stury brick
building. with stock and good will. doing
q good cash business. owner. -. care
IlmrS- Dspnt Oh.
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BOARDING.

GENTLEMAN wants unfurnishrd room
close 10 business section. Address full in :
formati lion. Box r.. cIty. -
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WANTED-Roonls

.rge front room. furnished, hath aud
:. 80 West Cary Street Mrs. Yons.
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lovG PROFIT IN MONTHS
THROUGH increased value OF stock alone
y POSSIBLE IN our holding corporation for
realty subsidiary operating companies, mod
"lcd after the great Industrial cnterpriscs
and which viii operate in Detroit. where
immense fortunes are being made in realty.
IN. holding corporation has unlimited nos
sbilitics FOR cNpnns!on. with earning power
now selling AZ SOC, par value Sd IL viii
phf You u investigate this. REQUEST eN-
piaEatory circular at Henry Salps
Company. Suite O.. Ge3 Second Avenue. Dc.
troit. Mich. -
f.AfENirN-ED commrrciaI s:iic.inan sin
Gie VIII invest capital and form actiyc.
partnership with progressive Incrchandis,,
RrlarenrrS fully exchanged. Replies treat
81 IN strict confidence. Address ID - "a re
Times Dispatch - -
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81 l.t.SMEN everywhere sell our .i-icwel
- watches ON credit pay 'ncnts $50 month.
w" pay straight salary, all expenses and
extra commissions. Reliable goods pcrna :
mont positions Write I'll. Pope 60, Long
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CONEKNMENT employees wnmtcd. big nay.
sure work. ! WIN prepare You IN a sho;;,
time al small cost. Must hc American citi-
zen. Write for my free hook nc Isl to-day.
Earl lIopltinH WnalIinptnn ID
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Sl5 weekly paid mon everywhere showing
samples or mailing circulars for large cut :
rate Ir"c"ry mail order house. Ouliit free.
international supply Co. Detroit. Mich.
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WHO NEEDS A HUSTLER?

YOUNG man. - years OF age with :; years
"Np:ri.uc" as advertising salesman and >
years "Np"ri"nc" as shipping clcrk Tor one
OF III" largest wholesale houses In Soath .
high school AND college education familiar
with office work. desires position city or
travelling saics'ran or connection with som..
rrltabl, establishment In Richmond III pos
sihlc. Wit consider out Of town proposition.
Am NOW employed aud can furnish very best
Of references. Address q :Co Times
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WANTED. experienced salesman tn sell our
Fancy iruit temperance drinks in small
country Towns. Liberal commission con
tract, with SO weekly drawing account. i.
81. louis. Mo. -
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FIRNlSlIEo connecting rooms: hutisck ec,.
inEJ T",cphon" Randolph aSNI-L No 4
bellevue Apart nsrits
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FOR RENT-lsoo,ns

FOR rent nicciy turnishcd front room con.
Ncntcnt To meals. s3nH East Marshal
Street Phnne Randolph lif.-J
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SITUATION wANTED-.Ma.c

.oli urint"r, "roo'r",'.r. experienced on
n"rciaI rrin,ine. ,,N.cu,iv" thilsty. wants
,,'ady position. WA cake ohars" pr,,ut"
tuutuipctrr"r /" 40, good n,.,n /" ,ai..
harg, 81 printing aud "dvcr,tsiaS cpd Of
business also I'LL in other pos .ttons High
lass ""t"rcnc"s. Address 4 . care FINES.
rpi~uai"h
N '... -. energetic Young man Win sgv
Sir"s positi"n ti'at vii! afford s'lcsmuuship
A'n in position 10 furnish IN" BIS, Of r,'icr.
"nces. Am not afraid ot work wn"r, ,h,r,
sive boni II desired i H. caro- Times Dis lbs"
.atch
lotNG man. q year: old, !, years oNp"ri-
once. stur" work. high school. bmsincS;
col ~" "dncation. carat.e. willing v'or."r.
Want Want position any Kind. mod"ra;" salary.
willing go out % citS. T. =, car. Tiu.s.
DtsnHtch.
GoLoknp n,;,n Wants ohaurf.urs JoO lief.
"hLrs- LNnniy I'll West Lcish Street
with nr,va,e f,miiy, sHpsri.nasd ." I,i,
On do reretring ard Keep in goo! ON
4i'lon wish to hear from. onr,cs yvi~r'na
Adirc.s + =. care Times Dispatch
hIiiIsTEKEp druggist OF long experience.
wsnis gos,i@n i"'t Of MarSn ' i Lock Box
BOOK kEnrnE "nI COS, ;cGopn,snt open
ri.ncs With large corporation F'trtu With
Lu.ines-. aged = IliEhos, Reference, can
Ksr r., as T. ,, s.,la"y Unusual OPPORTUNITY.
- y iil'H- i'.SpisttH
fOuN'; man With high school and college
education. also practical experience de-
s!rcs position. Interview desired Excel
lent rcicrnnc"s. II. care Times Dispatch
HE3ISrERf:D vh"rmaciat OPEN for rfiicf
: work night ma sunday. = care
GAS engineer. Can give best az References
Salary moderate. g l.. Titres Dis
t'atch.
YOUNG sn"r wants position clerk in II.
ncc. with several years experience, vyhefc
thcr" viii u. chance FOR advancement Now
employed. Best references. IL -. care
ruLes- Dispatch.
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4 WANTED. traveller. Experience unueces-
sary. Age y to 80. Salary. commission
and expense allowance to right man. j. T..
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WE travel so men. Have splendid openings
/ Mnmpbfs Tenn
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| SALESMAN for general trade in Virginia
Strong staple line: new features. Splendid
pcnS.s. continental Jcwclry CO.. .aGlO Con
tiu.utal Bldg. Cleveland. t)Iio
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REGISTERED assistant pharmacist desires
permanent engagement: employed,
Good references. L. 100 care Times. Dispatch.
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SAlf.SMAN wanted To work small towns in
dry territory. Si5 per week drawing me.
count allowed good men. Western Cider Co..
ST. Louis. Mo.
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EDUCATIONAL

MISS E.;ANCHE THOMAS. of the New
England Conservatory, Boston. and
schools OF great masters In Europe. an
nounccs the opening OF studio OF VOICE
CULTURE In the Corley Building March l..
Madison G9"..
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SALES manager wanted Something new
hnsiness necessity: lietaiis 50 10 sioo.
Enormous profits. No competition. EAClu-
sivc territory. Free samples. Saycrs Co.
ISL Wainwright. ST. Louis.
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SALESMAN wantcd-iiiyh- grade travelling
salesman capable Of earning $4,000 and on
p"nscs annually. STAPLE line to general
, merchandise trade. Attractiv. proposition
to dealers. Commission contract Tor 1917
Address Sales Manager. d. Hearst Bldg.
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REPRESENTATIVE who can produce win
right goods and opportunity. Exclusive
territory t'ull mail credits. Iox > Sta
tiun L.. Cleveland.
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FOR $3.50 yearly: sS.O0c accidental deat III !;
sia weekly, nonratal injuries and sickness !:
reeis'ration: Double policy. 5000. Excel
lent agents contract to one man la each
town III State. Address Atlantic Registry
Company. Moor. building Richmond. Va.
WANTED: good stock statesmen TO sell
m.ritorious stock propositions: invcstiEa-
ton solicited. Good salary To right parties.
II ~ Times DISPATCH.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-26
KEEP YOUR STOCK UP
 OR PAY THE PENALTY

Horses. mules, cattle and hogs, run nlng at large within the city limi.s, 's in violation of tue law. and subject the owner 10 a pound fee, and make the owner liable for damages and 10 ar. rest for a misdemeanor with O fine os rom five 70 twenty-five dollars.
 So many complaints are coming m of stock damaging garden, ehrub0ery and lawns. uhot unless stock Is kept up, and thus properly protecting those who have gone 10 considerable expense beautifyIng their lawns and are ry- Ing to reduce the high cost of living by D anting gardens l will uae whatever power | have 10 make wlfni violaiors pay the extreme penalty
 Thi applies to stock if owned in bhe city, or by persons on the outside when at large in the city
 CTIAS IT, WEAVER.
 May 22nd. l9l7 City Manager, 6.231w
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-26
THIS FARMER IS NOT
 4 VISI1UR TU CI1Y
SHERIFF sMlTH FINDS AGED MAN IN COUNTY WHO HAD NOT
 BEEN HERE IN 36 YEARS.

Yesterday Sheriff Brad smith re
 turned from a trip to Mountain town ship in the north portion of the coun- ". and while in that township met a pioneer citizen of the county by the name of O'Neil, who had not been tG the city of Hot Springs in 36 years, though he had been Q resident Of the county for most of his s4 years of life. Sheriff Smith rendered the unusual character most cordial invitation to come to town informing him that any number of changes had taken place since he had been here last. The eX- ample is said perhaps moi to be the only one of farmers in the remote sec .ti1n of the county who do not come O Hot Springs Tn years
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-26
M'AB0O APPEALS ID
 KANSAS CITY BANKERS
TELLS HIS AUDIENCE THAT MANY SUBMARINES HAVE COME TO
 THIS COUNTRY.

Kansas City, Mo. May 25.-Secre- tary of the Treasury McAdoo appealed 10 business men and bankers here to- day 10 subscribe to the Liberty loan because it would insure fhe greatest amount of service possible by Amer- can troop that might be sent to EJc rope.
 We mus give our sons the best that we can. the latest and newest rifles, the heaviest and deadllest art'l. lery and the finest oi acoutrements' ' he said We must not fight on paper We have not entered the conflict for sport.
 w Q intend to destroy military au- tocracies care not what you may call them. We have no spirit of hos. tility against the people whom We are fighting-it is against their leaders. do not believe the German people know what has been done 10 America
 The more quickly we bring to every man and woman in this country reali- ration Of the burden of the war the quicker we will end it. 1t is crime against civilization o waste anyrnv5g . submarines have crossed the Allan tic ocean many times. of which no men ton has been made in news dispatches, Secretary McAdoo told an audience at Kansas City, Kan, late today. His re- mark came while he was speaking Of t-e fact that new inventions, prIn- clpalIy the undersea craft and the air ane, had destroyed American isola- ton and made possible attack from overseas The remark was unex- planed and he made no further refer cnce 10 if
 The secretary followed r W. Goebel president of the American Bankers Association and who aHhongh born in Germany made d plea for all persons in uhis country to support the govern ment and to subscribe to the Liberty loan. Mr McAdoo spoke then of the generous support given this govern. ment by German-Americans and added that he hoped selfgoyernment would come to Germany as a resnt Of the peace conference that finally will put au end to the war
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-26

Dr. E. F. Vinegar nas returned to his practice and can oe found al his office 34G.3tS Central avenue from 9 10 i2 aud 3 to 6 pm. li.li-tt
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PENNSYLVANIA WAS HIT
 TWICE BEFORE SHE SUNK.

London. May 25.--Suryiyors of the iorpedoed transport Pennsylvania who are now in England. say that the yes- sel was struck by the first torpedo at 10 o'clock in the mornIng The ship was greatly damaged but the en- zines were minured and uHe captain
 tried To reach shore several m: es d-. tant in the hope of bleaching the ves- sel A quarter of an hour later a sec ond torpedo hit The engine room and he ship vas brought to stand .ni and began 10 se tle
 The first torpedo is believed to have Killed a large number of men. while the second caused The death of most of those iu tlr engine room and wreck ed the ma hinery pu out the electr,-
 sht- and tore away a large part ol the side of inc vessel IL also struck a loaded boat blowing it 10 piece
 Alf the boats were rapidly lowered The nurses aboard emharkng first Tne soldiers who were ned up on the deck horned iocular farewets and sang "Tprarary" and other soldier ongs Destroyers raced to the rescue and worked energetlcally mul crowd ed 10 capa ny with survivors. many of whom were injured
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TRADING WITH ENEMY
 BILL INTRODUCED
VIOLATION or THE LAW PUNISH ABLE BY stO,O0O FINE OR TEN
 YEARS IMPRISONMENT

Washington May 25--The admin. istration's sItradeng g-withpthe,enemy bill was introduced in the ho,se today by Representative Adamson, chairman the Interstate and foreign commerce. committee
 Members of the cabinet and other officials participated ill conferences which preceded the drafting Of the bill.
 Violation Of the trading-with.the- enemy section would be punishable by a fine of not more than $10,000 or Imprisonment of not more than 10 years or both. The section would make 1t unlawful for any person in the United States except under q license from the secretary of com merce to trade or attempt to trade or 10 have any Business or commer. cial intercourse whatever directly or indirectly with citizen of any enemy country or the ally Of an enemy.
 Furthermore, 1t would forbid the transportation or attempt 10 transport out Of or into the United States of an enemy or an ally 10 an enemy or the transmission or attempt 10 transmit out of the country Of any document intended for an enemy On ally of an enemy
 Enemies or their allies. and part nerships of which they are members, or were members at the beginning Of the war, would be forbidden to change Their names except under license from the secretary of commerce.
 The bill proposes the appointment If an alien property custodiau> whose duty it would be to take over and ad- minister the property Of aliens pre- vented from handling their own at- fains by war conditions The section relating to patents would authorize the federal trade commission t0 grant American citizens or corporations license to use patents he'd by an enemy, the licenses to pay over 10 the alien property custodian at stated times per cent of Inc value of ruch use This section Is designed 10 make available 10 manufacturers many i'm portant German inventions and dis. coveries, including some invaluable medical preparations that are not available at any price now
 An enemy or ally Of an enemy would be permitted 10 fife applications for
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-26
TEXAS SUSPECTS ARE
 TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

san Antonio. Texas. Nav 25 Six farm lahorers and a railroad sect on
 brennan, all of whom have admitted, according 10 officers, that ahey are members Of the Farmers and Laoor- pra' Protective Association Of Ameri- "a. were late this afternoon laken into custody by Sheriff Cowart and party of rangers at Fort Chadbonru Coke 1ounty. for suspected sedFious cos
 piracv against the government in con. neston with an alleged conspiracy to forobly resst conscrpiion The men were taken to Robert Leo, Texas, 10. night to await further investigation They have not been indicted
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-26
MILLION DOLLAR HAUL
 BRINGS COQRT fIGHT
MONEY ALLEGED TO HAYS BEEN TAKEN FROM MEXICO BY GOV
 ERNoR OF YUCATAN.

New York. May 25.-Money which is part Of a mi hon dollar haul that a former governor of Yucatan is de clared to have made on the treasure vaults of that Mexican state before he fled from d farranza army IS the stake in a legal fight begun in the su. preme court here today by two Ameri can engineers Thomas II Nicholas and Augustus C. I4adner
 The sheriff of New York attached money in a safe deposit fox heee at the request of Yucatan An attorney for the American Surety Company. representing Yucatan, told the jury thu. the money was part of approyi. mately $Ll3O.0J0 10 which Ortez Argumedo helped himself in February 1915. when. as governor of Yucatau he displeased Carranza and fled C.m sel for the surety company said Nicholas and Iaduer would have Co prove that any of the money be onsed 10 them and not 10 the state Of Yucatan
 The engineers attorney related Co the jury a story of a march by 5000 Carran2a soldiers to capture and shoot Governor Argumedo Nicholas and Iadner dynamited railroads, blew up gunboa.s and mined harhors the law. yer said. and lmpeded Carranza's army mtl Arglmedo escaped Further more. Inc attorney said. Nicholas gave the fleeing official financial aid, turn ing over $l5,O00 of his own money and $65 GOO of Ladners. This Is the money for which the engineers are now suing
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OR. wALRgs'a ogE;CEs.

Dr. DSCostA Walker announces that be has removed his otfires tO front suite, second floor in the Kempnef budding. Elevator service 4-l6-tf