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t Id. WANTS
Minimum kraCe. tMn linas

r4 n;,on IoI'oS.nE T..ss app,y ie. Ieneated
AH c HsE4 wt ~ pYl c WEfk WITH
COMPANY HE oRDEh
RATE PER LINE.
Minimum space. Two lines
SCNDAY aIa DAILY Insertions. 20 cents
: DAILY INSERTIONS. 10 cents.
III r. = ~, .,.seriioms a. cents
,,"e u%iiY az suNSHs. u" t.n tmaie linz.
times within one w-en. 10 Gents line
p, Tue aboro rates cover al elusAlht4i.on.
sUnsTATiuSs iOH III. W.,>r Abs
%ao, Aus; .Is accepted. W t.ein 1t INC
" Eaf - fousii.E siHEGr.
Caselos bfcs ssSis: slosa A's. o. ana
cnuiies , Turner. Druggist. ives, Bread.
Nen rIA ras s; S5Ss Aano;eI
Co. IL. l. Locked DRUG store. lOvi ". Muln
=. Foy's Drug Store. Alien Ave. and Urac.
Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Allen ave. and
a III s'2 pras P ss9. CO. 40 ~ & .n St
my 3ifeet bun rRaEa.y' "a >. riis 81.
V. X. Mly q isros. Dfook Ave anu City
rarran, Drug store. Foushes and Broad
EAST OF FousHEE STREET.
conen Co.. IL East Broad st.
eistersers oi--Sls l.. broad ST.
Trasis Drug Co. sl1 l.. bio.u ST
stss 5ss s:s +Ha s. .ysd 81 q
Nails Drug olUIe fitin and MaIsnaii ots
y r y.ushan, sSi NSrtn rnItn st
Hcharuson Drug stor.. ,Vi X Seven
i. ii. Chiidrey. 20 y; Eighteenth st.
Turner'S Pharmacy. Twenty nIst auu Main
Williams rnarm.cy. rw.n,y-nrs, ana
Springer Drug Company. rw.nv-,h.rd
Hord's UrGx Store. Tweu,y-nin,n ana Q
Wood & sehaaf Drug Co. Twenty uftn
and NenaLle Ste.
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty-fftn and Leigh
Church Hin Pharmacy 900 Eas, Broad
$ u. CRAIG DRUG Store. 3sS &. Broad ST
PARAMOUNT
Paramount Pharmacy. 2l25 dartmouth
BARTON HEIGHTS
Kady'- Dru. Store. North Ave.
siecre's DRUG store. l.Uv North Avs
HIGHLAND PARK.
\, -. Cosby * Co, lipJ Third
". l.. Vaughan. Fourth aud stuart
A. n. townsend. Milton anc Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Oii!co rinles- L'hpatch. 1909 Hull
Woodland Heights Pharmacy sl0i
cnsTies IS G..r,,on sn7 Fores, niu Ave-
u. 81 Hote-t. Dras sore. 1854 Hull -
FULTON
J. Back. .tIo williamsburg Ave.
Peoples b:uS store. 800 Williamsburg
A.e.
Times Disratch Er&nch. ii" '>ortn Syca-
more stT-et. phone F.t"rSburx 2:S
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L. 8. COURT OF APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals reconyened yesterday morning
WIN Circuit Judges Fritchard, Knapp
nd Woods. and Distric, Judge Connor
Il stt-ndanoe
Case argued:
No. l55S-D. Mcdonald. matter and
laiinant Of the steamship Baron
'apier. appellant, ~. Robert Lee. APP
'e!:c; appeal from the District Court
Norfolk. Argued by Leon T. Seawell
4 Norfolk. for the appellant. and 10y
.llan d. Jones. OF Newport News for
he appellee, uad submitted.
Case in call to-day:
No. l559-A tlantic Coast Line Rail-
Dad Company, piaintin in error, vs..
ennie G. Seldcn. ndministratrix, de-
endaut In error; errcr 10 the District
curt At Richmond. TO be argued by
:dwin u. Cox, ot Richmond. and Bcr-
iard Mann. OF Petersburg for the
'latntlr In error, and " Lamb Il Lamb
ina Keith Hurt, OF Richmond, for
he defendant in error.
Cour, adjourned until this morning at
o o'clock.
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BUILDING: PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by tho Building inspectors:
Hermann Schmidt to repair brick
store. northeast corner Fifth and
Broad. to cost $500.
j. II HUFFMAN. 70 repair brick dwell
ing. 4Ol Cowardin Avenue, to cost $3.50
j. T. bradley ct al. to repair frame
building. a3l7 Bcllvue Avenue, to cost
S14S.
Standard Tobacco Company Inc. to
repair brick factory, Twenty first and
Grace. to cost 500.
Frank Mott. to repair brick building
1912 East Main. TO cost 500.
r. =. 1Iancwinckle. TO repair brick
store. l2l South Fourteenth street. to
cost 1895.
w NJ. Parrish. Jr.. to ..cpair frame
store. 101 Summit Avenue, to cost Sl65
Il. s. Carlton. to repair brick build
ing. Ala North Lomtardy Street. to cost
SEQ.
repair frame office on Boulevard to
cost $1,000.
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NEGROES COMMISSIONED
sixteen NirEininns Hccome Licutcnnnts
After Attending TRIMMING Cump
mt Fort Dcn MoInes

WASHINGTON, October 25.-Ad,u
tant-General Mccain haze made pub
He the list OF graduates of the negro
officers training camp at Fort Des.
Mo!nes. Virginia negroes receiving
commissions ana camp assignments are
as follows:
Second Lieutenant " c. Fairfax. OF
Eagle Rock. 20 Camp Meade: First
Lieutenant Il. l.. Dabney. of HAMPTON.
To Camp linton: Second Lieutenant B.
A. Cunning. Of Norfolk, 10 Camp Dix:
First Lieutenant e. q. Hilton, Of Farm
Vile. 10 Camp Dix: First Lieutenant b.
IL Hunton. Of Newport News, to Camp
Upton; First Licutcnan, w L. butcher
son. OF Amherst. TO Camp Upton; First
Lieutenant Nirgin!us u Johnson OF
richmond, 70 Camp Upton; FRS, Lieu
tenant o. Il. Kerr, Of Hampton. 10 Camp
tpIon; First Lieutenant Paige Lam
caster, Of Hampton 20 Camp UPTON:
second Lieutenant Lawrence A. Lee Of
Hampton, TO Camp Upton: First Lieu
'"nhnt l.. W. Mcleod, OF Hampton. to
Camp Upton: First Lieutenant C. G..
D"!ngs az Norfolk 10 Camp UPTON:
second Lieutenant ". L. Pann!lL OF
stanton TO Camp linton: First Lieu
tenant James Z. Scott. OF Hampton.
% Camp Upton: First Lieutenant w N.
Y. Snalls. of Manassas. TO Camp Dix:
second Lieutenant l.. q. White, Of
hampton. 10 Camp Upton.
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HUsTINGs TRANSFERS..

willis c. Pulliam. special commits
Eoner. TO Ilewellyn Lewis. Sr. lots
kos. and 3. square ~" second plat
furfoots Addition. October 81, 1917:
hx SO cents
Lleweliyn Lewis. Sir. ct ux.. 10
llewellyn Lewis, Sr., ct ala. lot No 3.
ouare ~. Burfoots Addition. Oc-
pier "a: 1917; tax so cents, IS.
Llewellyn Lewis. Sr.. ct ux.. to
[harles H.. Kahl. lots Nos ! and 2,
puare Burfoots Addition. DC
pier "a, 1917; tax $3.50. S25
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Robert II. Kidd ct ux. 10 N. D. Nun
Ally. trustee. lot I. block G., Belrose.
ember 20. 1917. $4,000.
Lillian V. Fields TO Chewing & Box
ay. trustees, 81 l-2Xl20 feet. known as
1880 st. Paul Street. October IS.
w. III. Rowland to Rcdd & Sattcrncld.
fustees. lot TX, block II. Falkland
october II, 1917. $4,000
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses wcre
issued yesterday by the clerk Of tho
Hastings Court: (Notc.-Figurcs after
names denote ages)
Steadman Lewis. 81. Petersburg. and
Sarah Grantham. II. Badin: y. G.
j. j. Cosby. Jr. %. and Sarah Ellen
Anthony, "a. city.
4. @. Curran. sc, and Prudence c.
Smith. %. city.
Virgil r. Barrett. 20. and Olivia G.
Gregory, rs, city.
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CHANcEKY l,Ei.rAsr: DEEDS.

II. Il. Pollard, Jr, trustee to Ariie
ROBERTA Lawrence. bOxitO feet. known
8 100 West EroaI Street. October 23
sl7, Sl2,440.
Tyler d Leake. trustees. 10 s S.
loan. - l-2Sl37 feet, known as 1928
Vest Cary Street. also 20x53 Sc feet.
nown as lo2 south Second Street:
$50 lot %. BLOCH l., iirookdale. Oc-
ober IL, 1917 SSav
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HUsriNGs RELEASE DEED.

w: w. Kirk c, ais 10 J. T. Inge. lot
- II, block No. &c. Woodland Heights
6ntcMbcr 20, 1917. $500.
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Southern HALLWAY system

S ssnsSula Surss ot Spar1nseed For tn.
i9r. cafe Gar: Goo T: ~, Sleeper to Xtianss:
vile. open 300 r. NJ: $40 p. NJ nc local 9 9s,
days "eeR
-,ork kirer Line-7:s, A. NJ. and .,s
p. NJ. daily local to West Point: S: Ia p ~
Sasi e9f S SIInaSs Steamer Train con:
Trains Arrive Hichmond-From the s.,t,.
s::SSS a, MT i:Ss =; NJ; $50 r; M. daii1;
Point. 40 A. NJ. and CTS p N" ALL mSH
SSIeamer Train s:i6 A. NJ. daily. except Mon.
Gfffc- oo7 Il. Main ST. Phone s,at., 49,.
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Company. Delaware corporation,
$4,000 capital stock. II. c. Tyler. East
Radford. Va, statutory agent.
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast line

lle o.tAuuaru liiilr0au VI The suutb
EfEECtt.E july ~. 1917.
TRAl.So LEAVE ttICAMOND DAILY
For Florida and south; Sis A. n ana
S:sb NJ, i.:60 a n anu
p. NJ. 400 = 81. i5:ts r. Il. A. ~ A:0'
t S. 3 soS p w. M KY; :s Wf e s;ss A n. s:'
SIS or A. ts e.. s:oS5 I'm a. sas a.
t {: Ni 'MMoo Fl ~. ta;'S p, NJ. 1868 p. II.
u Fer GOldsboro and Fayetteville: .4:os
Trains arrive Richmond daily, SOS n
4 a:a9 M A.. Ma sS;1S A. Ma $40, A.. *. i1:ti
S;s5 p. A.. 7:45 p. AZ, $500 p. II.
Except St nday. tSunday only.
-.N
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WANTED, white women and

WANTED, white women and
girls, 16 years old and over,
for clean, pleasant and profit
able employment in our modern
cigarette factory. Pay while
learning not less than $1.25 per
day; after learning, from $1.5O
to $3.50 per day Of ten hours.
Pay once week. Meals served
below cost. a special Christ
mas present for those entering
now. British American To-
bacco Co, Ltd, 900 North Lom-
hardy Street.
WANTED. good cork. Must be good bread
lnaE'r tteIer"ncea. 1911 Park Avenue,
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Seab0ard Air Line Railway Comnanv

'rho Progressive Hallway Of the sonth,!
=. i iG leave daily: 4: A.. Norlina local
Ttlie. s:35 p; NJ, ,rleepers jacksonviiie. 81
rstersourS., Columbia, coaches: l2:45 A. NJ
Ta"Hr and Miami Trains arrive $40 4.
Kichmond, fredericksburg and Potomac r. X
TO ana from Washington and Leyond-Daiiy
y; S An h ia4S S'f F 1 Is, AM st
t,1.Si an. $s. tS An an AZ r.M. ssS IN IN
$50 I'm: +s;ao PM :sS st. +lgg335S S nm
\, fichmohd. w ashington Local Lv Sl.60 p
Mel; a a; Nj da!iy, ErederieksS1rE Accom-
Ashland Accom-. week days. Lv. ;SaS NJ ~.
$50 4. Nj Ar 1880 A. NJ. 6.42 p. NJ
for this train .M.jn e. oPeh
tnyrd 81. Sta. tstopplnG at Elba IEiba Ga
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MEETINGS

VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER CO.
Seventh and Franklin Streets,
Richmond, Va.
October %. 1917
meeting of the stockholders Of the virginia
Railway and Power Company will b. held
S SSv& OF * KiGihm9Ind; va, on WEDNESDAY.
neG Nh, October se 81; ioiI; a. o'clock p H.
Der %. 1917. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
G: -. WILLIAMS Secretary
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay RAILWAY ComDan,

0"..:s.~...s apru A. 80
seheduis sunieSt ~ Change Withous
Trains ioave Richmoni b'65o A. NJ. =,
a Il. bS A; Ms = A. 81. ,,''io A. Il. II
10 r. NJ. 1886 p. n. " 70 - 49,
:, Trains lsAvs Ashland $50 A. NJ, b.7 A.
a.; na A. ~. ps A. a.. 10 4. Il. iii a. Il,
F. pM;S oI - p A.; $50 r. II. 7:lo p. ~.
,,oS carrie. RE, ,saasEas,s Daily exesp. Sun.
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Help WANrED-s,nle

WANTED. Ia growing Insurance agency, a
S0uiI6 mah aged II 10 Is. whu is good
a. hEuftS dnd Wiling TO learn typcwrIIing.
Spirhdin opportunity Tor promotion to rig
MN. Ad1r.E5 Is. Boa l2-2. city.
W ~ TED, experienced chauffeur and house
worker ME- references. Apply 2e5 Trav-
fOCNS whIt. man to do porter work around
North Etshth Street
WANTED. nrst-clnss colored prcsscr. Steady
salary All year: Apply Ut once. Louis
Ruth. Tailor. t03 East Main.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD
kindllng Wood, SOC

We Will sell pine strips to 16 feet
long. Cor kindling wood. at SO cents per
our plant on Broad Street at Belt Line
MONTACUE MANIIFAt,TURlNt co
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Norfolk & Western RaiIw,v

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NoRFoLk.'
FOR HoHt'oi:k; 'S:fs A. 81. 800 Snnon M
'' FSR p i Nj .fiiS {; NJ ti;ae En- NJ
j? 81 Lo M ' 30 Crew. a. A. 400 M .s:ii
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: mo
M 4; IT. asa r. NJ. $3.50 p M. From tho
'l ne F. M .S;;l7 p: NJ. 800 p 81. No.
oniv AiiS' fDaiy except Sunday. tSunday
~ WY i. nEv1LL. w. s.I,,n,n.
c: II Rosi.EY. d. p. A.. Richm a; Raoa no
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Ban HI,H W,,roa.! Al once sU. y!.,iE $50,
" i LID, cage man, ono ..l.n uIii..-s-I,-,I .
slt"i5hin" Anriy LcNiEGton Io.c
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS

AUCTION SALE
% HEAD OF FINEST GRADED HoL-
STEIN COWS EVER SHIPPED INTO
VIRGINIA, TO BE SOLD AT THE
CATTLE PENS. ON ROLLINGR BROOK
STREET. PETERSBURG. VA, ON
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 80. 1917,
at O'clock p. NJ.
Those cows arc all fresh, some Civ
ing from to gallons OF milk per
day. About one-half OF them are
hcifcrs from one dairy. with their first
calf. These arc giving from 81, to E
gallons per day The heifers are from
the same bull. son OF the King Of
Pontiac. Don't fail to attend this sale
ns Mr., Vandervort writes me they are
the best lot OF mixers he ever got to-
gether. and they will be sold for the
high dollar.
JAS. r. HARRISON,
Auctioneer
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HELP wANTED-Fcmole

WANTED. experienced ladies to DO rnish-
ihk Apply at Stanicy's Photo studio
iEf-A North sycamore street reteTsourg
An IhtcIiIcii' person may earn 500 monthly
CORRESPONDING cor newspapers. $40 to $50
monthly IN spare nrIe. experience unneC-s-
Sary: no chnsasslnS. subjects suggested.
Send tni particulars. National Press Uu-
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

W. II. SCOTTS.
SCOTS Old Market store is the retail drug
store OF Richmond.
TANLAC, SOC.
Paw Paw, S5c: Beef. Wine and Iron, soc;
Cunningham Royal fiemedy for Men does
the work. boc. Big stock right prices and
nnlitc attention.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
For Sale
At Public Auction

FfSII1A1, NOV EMBER I'D,
at 2:30 l.. NJ. will sell At puplic auc-
tion on tho premises, my farm Of ia
acres. 3tR miles west of Roanoke and
known as the Chambers Place" This
property IS ono milo from car limo and
In sight OF Roanoke city. Has six
house. large barn. stables and other
buildings In frst-class condition. young
orchard bearing. fine springs and some
timber This Is an ideal location in a
fine neiGhborhood. accessible to cam
ncries. schools. churches, etc. and has
Roanoke's most conservative real
estate dealers.
TERMS: 100000, payable three
years after date of purchase, with so
interest from date, interest payabie
semi-annually. BALANCE CASH. Pur.
chaser will be required to pay over
bid in. and balance when deed is de-
livercd. W. O. TRENOR
Terry Building, Roanoke, Va
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WASTED. two back tenders and one bcater
engineer oi'Cc boys. Public Employment
i:nrEn-I. Loom :. City Hall
keeper ana oGice man. Prefer man with
.0nHdcntial. T. sn7. care Times patch
~ y 1Ep. slater put on about tfty
;, sI.aIS. roofing slate. Write az once TO
T. T. Straus. Fredericksburg va. State
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HELP WANTED-MaIe and remale

80; SO earned weefly addressing. mailing
Gon.; 10. tG":ht. Powell & Powell. 5o5- A
:N,,-h ---cr-h .,rc,,'. Richmond. Va
WRITE Tor Information about snicndi5
openings tor stenoRra uii.rs In EoycrnIn"nt
anu business offices, listed with Southern
commercial bureau Columbia S C.
RICHMOND goy.ruInnut cIerE sY,mina;jons
NovHnhsr - $50 month Hundreds
wanted. sample Questions free FRANKLIN
institute. Dept. 1901. Rochester. y. z
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AUTOMOBILES

pendeble SERVICE. Fhone Madison io19.
LITTLE SIX Buick. nve-pasarnser Dodge,
Dodge roadster. These are frsl-class cars.
FOR sale. 1917 Ford touring car in very
good CoUGitloE. J. X. TIlIcr. 1908 West
SEE us FOR your bodies for your Ford ton
truck. We carry several sizes in stock.
ana can put bodies on the day order IL given.
iic"" narters for Ford bodies. a. Meyer q
Son. 81 East Cary.
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HELP wANTED-pro,ession.1

THE Virginia Teachers Burenu Box S93
K!Ghmond; va wishes teachers for emer.
liable. service. Established 1885 Write ".
- w. Crld!!n. president. J. Walton Hall
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FOX S.iiE--Iiorsea

IN so9d n,GIes a:Eht CUT OF me haTdestt
pounds Prices. from 1900 pair up. Also
pair OF Gappiu gray horses, weigh ZOO
pounds. i've and s!N years old. will sell
cheap II not represented will refund
your money. Can be ut Crulrs Stable.
So. ~ East Cary Street
IN head OF GOOD mules uud Ave head of
good horses cheap, right out OF hard work.
500 under full guarantee. Can be seen
az Plo"IIiias Stables. 1910 East Franklin
Street
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BAR FIXTURES, SHOW CASES, CASH
REG lister, IRON SAFE, ROLLER
TOP DESK, CIGARETTES. CIGARS,
TOBACCO, ETC,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
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BOARDING
SUMNER BOARDING

I-ANGf: shad! lawn. brick huildinEs water,
gas GOOD tabI. Folder. photo, DIAGRAM
Smu terms on apphcat ion. Drawer u.
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WANTED, porters. Apply at
once to Williams Printing
Company, II \. Fourteenth ST.

y = y ~ IuUnnHtc. male: location Genital,
fF4nh!lr street. Rates very reasonable
no N@tcr heat. electric lights. private bath
F. ,tsaf-CiAES meat cutter wanted one who
KNOWS r-tric-rgting machine Or.frtrrn
E4!AGti9 Make Flnrence. $. c.
~ ANTEp experienced grocery clerk Good
sa!ary; steady position. boulevard $50.
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FOR ShIE-Iseni Estate

FOR sale. 1--WE acres suburban land on r.. F
;, r. Good automobile rouds. Ashland car
line near. Fine Tor truck oburOan nome
Price. $3.50. Terms easy. direct from ON mcr
Address Box lis. KiChmonG. Va
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-02
THREE MAYORS, TWO
COUNCILS ON JOB
Both Candidates Claim Office so
Mayor Decides to Stick
Around.

ATLANTA Ga. Jan. ?. - Kirk
wood. a suburb OF Atlanta, today has
three mayors and two city councils.
each and every one OF whom has
taken oath TO do his duty righteous
". I. J. Cassels. who was elected
mayor on the face OF the returns at
recent election. and his council
manic ticket went before City Clerk
Ray and took the oath Of office.
At the same time w. r. Saunders.
who opposed Cassels for mayor and
declares he was elected by the legal
votes cast, went with his city coun-
Gil before Justice OF the Peace Giles
and took the oath OF Office.
Retiring Mayor r. F.Gillam. being
requested by both factions 10 turn
his Office over 10 them. got peeved
and refused TO turn the city's af-
fairs over 70 either until the ques-
ton Of rightful prOprietorship is
settled by the courts. Gillian is
still holding the fort.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-02
CONSIDER REPLY.

international News Service.
LONDON. Jan. 2-NOw that the
allies have made their reply 10 Ger
many's peace proposals. public at
tention is centered upon the answer
20 Pres't Wilson'S peace initiative
II is expected that the reply 70
the Wilson note will be handed to
the American ambassador in Paris
some time this week. probably be
fore Friday.
In spite OF the apparent deadlock
there is a feeling in many quarters
that progress has been made toward
peace. This feeling is not marked
by exceptional strength nor are the
sponsors for it very optimistic
While the discussions so on the
entente powers and the German al
lies are striving with might and
main 70 extend their man power and
put forth more and more war ma
chinery
The Westminster Gazette. in
commenting upon the peace issues.
says that the reply OF the allies 70
the German peace note by no means
winds mp the negotiations The
answer 70 the Wilson note is ex-
peCted TO be far different from that
10 Germany.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-02
TRAIN SCHEDULE
CLEW IN MURDER
Description of Man Who Visit
ed Hosiery Girl" is OBJ
tanned by the Police.
international News Service:

International News Service:
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.-Search
for the person who killed Grace
Roberts. the hosiery girl" and left
he pajama-clad body in the midst
of the wreckage of her luxurious
apartment, turned today into out-of-
town channels. Arrests, according to
the police, are momentarily expect
ed.
Detectives admitted today that
only nOw-many hours after the
crime was committed--that they ac-
tually secured an important clew.
From Elwood Powell, a taxi
driver, they obtained today a COM
plete description of a well-dressed,
apparently wealthy man, who is be-
lieved TO have been the last person
to see the beautiful model alive. Ac-
cording to Powell, this man visited
the girl in her apartment not many
hours before her dishgured body was
found lying in a pool of blood.
on the dresser of the apartment
lay a time table showing schedules
of trains 10 Chicago. Mrs. Roberts,
SO Tar as can ne ledT0eus ndQ no &C
casion TO have such schedule, and
the police are confident that it was
brought to her suite by her muir
derer.
The jangling of social skeletons
in many fashionable Philadelphia
homes continued today in a more
subdued tone. Nearly a score of men,
wealthy and socially prominent, who
are known 10 have been friendly
with Mrs. Roberts, have been ques-
toned by the police. But so far no
important lead" has been discov-
cred, they say. The names of the
Philadelphians examined have been
carefully withheld by the police.
The theory, offered at first, that
the model may n..ve been killed by
a jealous woman, probably the wife
of one of her admirers, has been
abandoned by the police. They hold
that the murder was Enthusiastically
the work of a man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-02
Two Governors
Of Arizona to
Keep Up Fight
InternItional News Service

International News Service:
PHOENIX, Arizona. Jan. . -
Arizona's two governors renewed
their battle for possession of the
executive offices today, while armed
deputy sheriffs patrolled the state
house grounds. apprehensive Of
serious trouble.
Tom Campbell. whose election on
the republican ticket was certified
by the secretary Of state and who
delivered his inaugural address yes
terday, went TO the offices OF his
attorneys early today. He was pre-
pared to apply 10 the supreme
court for a writ Of mandamUs, di-
recting Gov. Hunt, democrat. to
turn over the keys of the office.
If the supreme court denies the
application Campbell will seek
Hunts arrest on the charge of felon-
iOusly Withholding an office.
Hunt who claims that a recount
will show his election, remained in
seclusion early today. II was re-
ported that he spent the night in
the executive offices In this state
capitol. but some of his friends said
he was in conference with attorneys.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-02
ERMANS PIERCE
RUSSIAN | me :
SoVeSha in Roumanian Pro-
vince of MoIdavia is Cap
tured, Says Berlin.
international News Service /:

International news service
BERLIN (via Sayville wireless),
Jan. 2.-Breaking through the Rus
sian lines I'm the Carpathian noun
tains, Austro- German troops have
captured Sovesha. in the ROumapian
province of Moldavia, the war office
reported today.
(Sovesha is in the Sushitza valley
between six and seven miles inside
of Moldavia.)
More than 1000 additional pris-
oners have been captured by the
German allies IN the Roumanian
war theater.
Successful German patrol engage
ments in Champagne. the Argonne
forest and on the Verdun front.
were reported by the war office yes
terday.
Near Ypres. West Flanders. there
has been lively artillery actions.
A hand grenade attack by the
British was repulsed.
A British aeroplane Of big type,
fell into the hands OF the Germans.
Enterprises by Russian raiding
attachments south OF Riga and
southwest Of Duenaburg (Dvinsk a.,
and west of Stanislau, in Galicia.
were without success, the war office
announced today in a statement on
eastern front operations.