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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24

.esyuImer Bat re 0od iiber ibre
Dienltmago olt ibelten uno bod be-
bGlt Iie fie.
ugero0e oesbaIb; tDemt iie lie lob
tie, Damn bate cine ibrer 5reunoinnen
iie ibou lange forteelodt--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24

ggfe Eeb oas iIt bon gotptit ober
Fe liebt san3 genmt 70 mts, pie Die,
bic i'd ibm poriges SSabr geibidt babe
-tlir geretnig4.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-14
ENLACE TREVINO.DE LA CARA

Han empczado a circular las invi-
'rc;oaes para q matrimonio del senior
Won Trcvino, con Ia senorita Manue-
n dc Ia Cara. hermana del senior Je-
- de il Cara, antique emp.eado dc
los tal'eres de La PRENSA.
La sehor:ta Francisco J. Flores Sc
- Ia madrina de honor de los despo-
saIo: Y los dem;.s ~padrinos seran c!
oven Jesus 7. Garcia y Ia seno:ita
Arabcla Guerrero Alberto Ei,larrea!
= "a scnorita Tomasa Valencia y Je-
SIS dc Ia Cara y Ia senorita GARNER
de- leon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-14
AVER FIFE VI! EBTO \ 8ALAZOS
IN SOLDAUO UE ~
AMBULANCE;

Too5 ,va. , IN -rTrc IL sol4aa-s
sa- n-o-s gir.ras do, dra~,a ~cat;aiana.
-, q, oval ---f;5 = v;da q S-'io6o
Waltz .Tcrsz de r2s oaer~os +,
,n,brla,.;. r~o~-;s;r7ado o. o. rozr;-
+.1 r,;I;4sr ss.,brA,;lo - a v,-ar,-
Saw Horv,or
Tore. o,1,bo ooso,r5o -, a~1o-,ros
5aros :. 7or ,,,os+ioros o,,a 70
5avia no 50 bscar del 1or-f,:o rihri-
co. sostuvo = r;aa en- Il L sale
ron a relucir las pistorqs - ~a-fbf,
var;as he~;lqs OF cs.1ro ~.-a-c~-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-14
FESTIVAL. RELlGIOSO Y JAMAI-
CA DE BENEFICENCIA.

FL sabado II J 81 domingo 1S de
los corrientcs, sc rerificara una ia
maica con "a venta de cenas a Ia me-
x~icana, en- la casa 2I2l de Ia Gale
Nebraska. East End. siendo los pro
ductos dc dicha fiesta a beneficio DC
Il escue!a De Nuestra Sonora De!
Pcrpctuo SocoIro.
II domingo IS, 4 las cuatro de "a
tarde. con gran solemnidad, el LIMO.
ST.. Obispo J. ". Shaw bcndecir:! la
escucla ' ara imagen de bIlto de San
LOSE.
Fl sermon cstara Z cargo del Re
v,rcrlo Jose Maria Troncoso. s. J..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-14
No seran juzgsdos por las Cortes Mi
Iitares los matadores de Leo Burns

militareS que cometen delitos del or
den comm. los soldados Foreman y
iar.sh. acuSudos de habcr d;.dl mucr-
tc = nucstro compatriota E!iseo Or
nclas, tambien habrian sido juZgadOs
por ms autoridadeS militares; pero
aentalo VI e ~precedente que tan AGA
laradas discusione& pro"oc0, seran
iu2gados por e! Estado y as i~ndudabIe
c4c Sc les s]entenciara 4 sufrir In
misma pena que So imponga I los ma-
t&jores dc Leo Burns. va que 81 delito
SO romariu en- identicas circunstan-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-14
c0CIA'ESY 6
PERSONALE1
FIESTA INTiMA

Aver 4 las cuatro de IA tarde fuG
ccnfirmado en- Ia Iglesia del Sagrado
Coraz6n de Maria e! nino Zefcrinc
Alfredo, hijo del senior TelGsforo A.
Escamilla Y esposa. Fue padrino de
Zefer!no Alfredo el senor Leon 4.
MARTINEZ. Con motive de esta con
firmaciGn Sc VERTIGO una tertu!!a "n
la casa de los padres de! nino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-14
LEGO DE

Sc encuenua en- esta ciGdad. pro-
ccdc1t" de = dc Monterrey, y. l., cl
senior Felipe Maritime. QUEEN Sc hos
pcda en- Ia casa de su hermano 81 IL
ccnciado Eduardo /. Martinez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-14
RECCRTE

listed Y rUar-e r>la direction para CHr
- Ia wuv>rrr r SIS AMIGOS Que sufreu
.gr Cgtlas. mr-G-.La-. 1'lr"> -rIIpS d.
IA rfrL. con =. Ell alnlr-- r.srai-> gu-
NE -emg,a. L. ulleo a EU"!,l do -1rrr.
franco tp porte. una rl-!la &c nruid.
GnHzal.E. la u.etur del mIHd5 lara es,a-
eDferuetZCes. Dev-e-vU <! G-leru ! !
-erS0na cue 81 cure Y no sane
ESPlG!HI3N GONZALEZ.
p. o. Bon So. LAREDO, Ten.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-14
DETENIDO.

Pedro Castillo fue detenido aver a
las cuatro de II tarGe. bajo 81 cargo
de embriagacz simple. Anoche dur
MO en- IL prevention.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-14
o ulcyr4fs

Z LIII.-EII-U NIVNT ; NS--VN-W w
lentamenta Y alivia sin frotamientos.
Es mas limpio que los anticuados EN-
Dlastos Q u~ngIentos, = no maRcha el
cuts.
Tengan a mano ura botella para
una emergencia. para dolores reuma-
:icos. neuralgia, !umbago; gotta, tor
ceGaras y dolores de espalda. los cue
ceden con el Linimento Sloan's.
De vanta en- todas las b~oticas, a
25e., Soc, y $l.00.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-14

m&ndanGo Que st retIraran los Jura-
"'S : ''"T . ;,rado CO h.
i.~J,t, ".rn nn,ah,arso II
ga .,,,., ana 3si,.,os
'"'
emp;szan los debates.
[I'i'' '''' '''.''r P''
To Nc4SN'''' "' !" paw
saooF" QUEEN e''"'' '.'"''"0 "
c%so' ooh"e h"oI"H S'uo '"S.
ncf las ""'"';"'ueS I' I
G"e h"'!aH r''H'''"' "''''oS "'I
conIi'.
nc<pacs h"blaron los I~lctnclaHos
t1am@"~s : WATSON d~eleASofeS "e
los !cos, QuIe2ca Siguieroh SoSteNic"-
d. sus t"s!'. dc que -oS m!lltares uhI-
carlente godiaE ser SentencI2dos por
Is ro~tas N.iitares. uaSandoSe en- e!
r.cscnte case de que astan S!enGo
jczg@aos p Il tort" Marclai los
:oldauoS ncgrys o." sc amotinaron
~ Ia c.4dad lie Houston Ia nocne dc.
- Dc Agosto de! II en- curse. dan
d. mucrte q numerosoS civiIeS y u
ynr.oS agcn,es d" /" poicla mun!cipa!.
Como los ..ceHc.adoS Chambers y
Watson rS:udia.oA detenliamente
y dafu:.@a. g prcsenL&:on = los de-
.~rc. mn n;an Gc.amentados y por
: ao dos ao.2s cs.uvieron hacienda
,>a,...fsYc u.,c lutheran s:do con
- .r.r.rs p, es.uy.craa los Jueces
-. -. lc.-. I'm penetrados de Ia
-.re,lr,. Il, d.. punro ouc dchian
..-o,-cr
Ir-7ol:a,an,o4c oua termjnaron dc
..,- u.c H.. Il paIaara los defcrso-
80. d;a. nr.pcinj. = 81 Ii<cur-o e
~: 90. pr9rl.
Pa-a il j~us;icia no exis'er range MI
i~isarcs.
p,,ar. ~
''5'"'oS que ., S'''o' ~ -
'S"'"" r'e""''''' f
H"''-' !~-'".'o P'op''
42.~. ''''-'' -"o>
%. '''' ":'' Vi. 1'.'''
&'.. '',~1''s ; com" .oS .
~isa>oFHS' - P~-eSe"'' '''e''"'S''
docImen'aHo.
LmpeZ" dIc!H q senior l'e'S'"No
acH: Los senoreS HeiehSoEeS nc ioS
i~@'n;a"o:r> lie Leo BURNS nan pre-
ssnjaa" ante las oor1es una pe'ic!""
- cAiT&na IN" .iasrah'e "o.''''''
d Ia 1lSro''r'"h it."'l'a w Id ""p,'-
IL So.te "I Ju'''ci" VIZ ''H 1S'+'
I"-'o' que 1 III 'e'f" cNP'eS"' F"s'
~ tempo q" guerra ."Suii SIe'on .
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-20
TEACHERS ASKING
 FOR INFORMATION
MANY FROM THIS AND OTHER STATES ASK ABOUT BIG SUM-
 MFR SCHOOL HERE.
This Feature Will Open in Local High School Building on Monday, June 4, and Last Six Weeks

For the past six days Prof 0. L Dunaway. superintendent of the Hot Springs and manager for the summer schCo. for teachers under he auspices of Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn which will open in this city Monday June 1, has been busy answering in quries from teachers in this and other southern states, who contemplate al. tending this b.g educational feature.
 Heretofore Arkansas teachers who have been attending the Peabody Col lege during the summer season have organized an Arkansas group, of wlich Professor Dunaway is president. and it is altogether probable that these Ar kansas teachers will this summer epend their money for educational purposes in Arkansas. as they will gel the anne results here they would ob. tain by going tQ the Peabody College at Nashville. for the reason that off cials cf the Peabody College are to be in charge Of the Hot Springs summer School for Teachers
 As an illustration of this fat. Dr. Fletcher B. Dre~s sler f the Peabody Col ese will be the official conductor or he school here and he will be sur rounded by faculty of qualified in structors. including hn Hugh Key holds. president Of Hendrix College. Thomas Starliug Staples who has the char Of history in Hendrix College: Ethel Turner Dulin of the Peabody co lege. Ury N kenzie. superintet1 ent or the TeXarkana schools, Emily Barry affiliated with New York Cha tauQua work. and William n Barton and Miles w. 0 Vance Of the ] cal faculty. ogetber with J P Wumack,
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Ieo affiliated with the Peabody Col

also affiliated with the Peabody Col .ege.
 This schoo will run for a percd Of six weeks The character and qualifi- cations of all instructors will be equal n all respects to those regularly em. pl yed n Peabody College and their appointment has been approved by There wll be general assembly hour for lectures aud the recitation periods will he fifty minutes long. Such examinations will be conducted as will give the instructor knowledge of the progress and final accomplish. mem of students From one to two hours study, it is antiti tipated, vii be necessary Il the preparation of each lesson. High standards, it is announc- ed will be required The spirit of the whole school will he that learning, both n subject matter and method, of dealing with the subjects taught in grades Every lesson will be made a model and an illustration of the best method If teaching.
 Cons dering the requirements de manded by United States Army off cers where sanitation is concerned Dr Dress CTS department of school hygiene, sanitation and planning school buildings will he of except nal interest He is in charge of health education in the Peabody College. and C ~14 d Yrf- 5F school hygiene and sanitaton United States Bureau of Education He is regarded as an authority on these uu- .jects President Reynolds cf Hendrix College has outlined an espeoia. y i'm portant course, together with Pro lessor Staples in history. and every feature of the school has been brought up 10 the highest standard
 The fact that the summer school is 70 be held in Hot Springs with lts many natural attractions and the fur ther lnduCement cf very reasonable rates during the summer periods n hotels and boarding houses. indicates the fir-t venture ot this kind in Hof Springs will be Fl bis success. prac- ti6ally al ot the teachers who will al. tend the Garland County Institute. which opens the latter part of the month, will take this school co1rse and word has been receved from many cities and towns ln he state that teachen, from th-se places NjIl also avail themselves of the oppoG- unjty Co pass six pleasant weeks n profitable study u this hea th and pleasure resort
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-20
ST. JOHNS PUPILS ID
 PLAY PRETTY OPERA
"MAUDE IRVING, LITTLE ORPHAN WILL BE STAGED BY THEM
 THURSDAY. MAY 24

Dm Thursday, May 2f, at s D. m the pupils of St Johns -chool will per. form Maud Irving. the Little Orphan, ]" al St Johns hal
 The play an operetta in five acts The plot opens with little Maud in her orphaned home She has been weeping over the ss of her mother. She is in strange place without money or treuds-he last penny has been spent in the rad funeral ri es. Neared and heart sick. she falls asleep and dreams of the lost ones A tableau is here introduced showing mother. brother and sister watching over lttle Maud
 In the morning the andlord appears. telling her to pack mp and clear out as the place has been rented Maud beg7 hard for few days tune. L.. look around for work. but fails to SC. cure even single day
 Al this point Molly Kidder enters the room to beg, and is al ence at- fracted by the young girls sad face. Sine make, up ber mind to stear her or coax her off, promising herself d rich reward fir m the sympathy little Maud will eXcite-'as lite beggar girl who has lost father and mother and amt had nothing to eat for week " Molly finds f @ easy task Co induce the poor orphan 10 go with her. and Maud leaves her old home thinking she has found a friend
 In the second act Maud is seen in rags She has been wandering all day long in the streets, and is afraid To e back 10 the beggar'r quarters. knowing that Molly vill whip her for not bringing home more pennies She grieves over her sorrows and Is over heard by Widow Helper poor but kindhearted app Q woman. who hap pens to be passing hy. The widow feels sorry for Maud and after hear ing her s.cry takes her home to be a mother t1 Inc orphan
 In act three Maud .- helping the widow at her apple stand when Alice Travees comes Ou the scene and takes h fHt Idl AdAi5 tD Mduu. HIS ic lb4- lowed by a visit from Mrs. St Clair at the widows little cottage. when Mrs St Clair recognizes Maud 10 be her nicce--the child of a long lost ster Maud is delighted to find her aunt 1ut does u.t wish 10 leave the widow. and it is with difficulty that she is persuaded to cave her kiud friend for the home of her wealthy relative
 Act four shows Widow Helper after an interval Of several years in the house Of Lady St Clar at tca with Neighbor Green They ossjp in the usual way, the widow telling how Mas. ter Waler an adopted son or Mrs St Clair is g ing on a ug journey. and unless she knoRr nothing there will be a wedding when he comes back but al strictly confidential
 Tn the fifth act preparations are made for the wedding and the gro iii and bride appear on their march to the church
 Cae. of Cbarar+ere
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Cast of Characters

Little Maud Miss Julia Price, Maud as q young lady Miss Emma Diamond Walter Travers adopted son of Mn. st Clair Master George Harvey. Alice Travers, his sister. Miss Geegia NcClnley. Mrs. St Clair Miss Rose Rilden: Widt V Helper. Miss Winnie Wa.dron. poor children of whom she takes care. Josephine Waidron. Iotuln Brausk Mary Louisa Bush and Autoiuette Ulbrecht, Mo ly Kid der Miss Sybu Moore. Neighbor Green. Miss Mildred Harper -ir. Grasper. the landlord. Master Alex Kle'ner. the mother of maud as epirit Miss Ruby Harper the little sister of Maud as spirit. M Mss K1letha K-l5, the little brother of Maud, as spirit. Miss Regina Scherk. wedding guesUs, Misses Bertha Diamond Rosa Bausk Irene Koppersmith land Georgia smith
 Opretta Followed by Ruler dri by the small boys and girls Slbe Black drIl by boys of third and fourth grades
 The climax 3o the entcrlalnmept Wul be May Pole dance and q liberty tableau
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Logan Kerry Ice Cream The Pas teuriged Milk Co altt
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Logan Kerry leo Cream The Pas tpffigod MIR Ce Al.tt
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-20
TO ENLIST GIRL
 SCOUTS IN RED CROSS

Des Moines, Iai May lg--A call de- signed to enlist in the Red Cross every member of the Cir Scouts of America was issued here today with David Jordan nat onal president of the organization. and United States Senator Albert B Cummns chairman of the advisory beard, as two of it's signers
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-20

For forty years Lydia |. Pinkham Vegetable Compound has been making women strong and well relieving back ache, nervousness ulceration. and in- hammatiOn, weakness. displacements, irregularities and periodic pains It has also proved invaluable in preparing for childbirth and the Change of Life.
 All women are invited to write for free and helpful advice to Lydia r.. ;inkham Medicine Co. (confdentiaD. Lynn, Mass
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-20
Now 1t becomes

duty the skilled Chropractor 10 put the misplaced (erebra) back where they belong and thus relieve the pressure that makes the trouble the organ tissue affected
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-20
Even Irritation

Dy continued of strong medicines may such contraction spnal fragments to pull these of position, thereby producing the nerve pressure Just referred
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When the Chiropractor

Replaces these misplaced bones, he calls 4 adjustment After continued msplaoenent of vereba the attached chronic contraction which often requires series Of ustments The number adjustments necessary of depends the don of each particular Sometimes adjustment enough
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Do you know
When these bones

Get Of position they upon or squeeze the nerves passing between them. And when ths supply thus interfered with it whatever organ tissue IS supplied by particular involved whether stomach kidney, liver, bowels what not
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THREE WOMEN ONCE SICK
 NOW WELL
How They Recovered Their
 Health

Lorain. Mich. - was A complete wreck from female troubles. backache could not sleep or stand for any length of time Lydia E Pinkham Nege- table Compound has made me strong and well Miss CARRIE DAVIS. K. r. D, No. i, Box 20 Lorman, Mich
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if you suffsr from stomscH disor. ders, ask your doctor about our sul. aarian buttermilk. The Psstaurlred Mllk Go Atf.u
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Pittsburgh, Pa LydiaE. Pinkham's g Vegetable Compound saved me from an operation and ! am feeling better than 1 have for years '- Mrs JAMES F. CLARKE, 3205 Juliet St, Pittsburgh, Pa
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Hancock, Wis. When suffering from female troubles nothing helped me until 1 took Lydia E. Pinkham 8 Vegetable Compound, ! am now well and strong Mrs. ELLIS r. BROWN, Hancock, Wis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-28
NOTICE-Bankrupt
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRlCT OF VIRGI NL
In the matter of No 2O35
JESSE HAWKINS
WAYNICk, III
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE
NOTICE-Bankrupt


On this Sd day of July. A. d. 1917.
on reading the petition for discharge
of the bankrupt. it is
Ordered by the court, that hearing
be had upon the same on the BOTH DAY
OF AUGUST, ii d. 1917. before said
court. at Richmond. in said district at j 2
o'clock noon; and that notice thereof
be published in The Times Dispatch, n
newspaper printed in said district, and
that all known creditors and other per-
sons in interest may appear at the said
time and place and show cause, If any
they have, why tho prayer of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
And it Is further ordered by the
court. that tho clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors copies Of
said petition and this order. addressed
to them at their places of residence
stated.
Witness the Honorable EDMUND
WADDILI,, JR, Judge of the sai
Court and the seal thereof. at Rich
mond, in said district. on the Sd day
of June, A. D. 1917.
Attest:
JOSEPH P. BRADY.
Clerk.
MESSRS. TEMPLE & SHORES.
Attorneys for BANKRUPT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-28
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RATE rEh LINE
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Situations Wanted. Aa.e ami kemaIe.
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Classifcauons not guaranteed alter r. 81
Inc iolio~tus Times DnpI,cn nranun Or.
nGes are iVr Lie convenience OF tue pubic
regular once rates. wnicn are gwen above:
West wE s.aI t HE noGsi, l,4; SlrEET.
Cavedo Drug slote. rioyu AVE. aud
Charles D. Turner. Druggist. West Broad
MeIqs rnaf p1as sos Ssss Aanoyer Ave
X. l.. Booker Drug store. z0vI w. Nam
:. Foy's Drug Store. Allen Ave. ana Grace
allen Ave Pharmacy Allen Ave. anu
rras n sSis Co. ss7 VI a Mn ST.
tine street rnarmacy. sI+ s Pine ST.
". Il May a. Bros. Brook Ave. anu Clay
Tarrant Drug s,bre. Foushee and Broad
Sta.
EAST OF FouSHEE STREET.
Meisnerser.. ai--5ls =. sioad 81
TraSie Grvk Co.: az +. broad ST
tarieys fnsrnuts. i Iiiu anu Msl oaa 81, s.
Wallis Drug Store. Fiitn and AIarsnaii Sl.
Gai Ssa- .co 81 Sar MSf isn ti! 81 5.
Richardson Drug store. ovl y. Seven
X II. Childrey. 20 y. Eighteenth st,
Turner's Pharmacy. Twenty nr.i anu Main
!, williams Pharmacy. rwen,y-nrst and
IS spr ISe DEos Company. Twen,y-,hird
=. Hord's Drug Store. Twenty ninth and O
Wood & sehaat Drug Co.. Twenty-ntth
and Venable Sts.
=. Woods Pharmacy. Twenty-nfth and Leixn
=. Church Hin Pharmacy. $500 Eaat Broad
g. p; Craig Drug ctore. 2soo E. Broad St.
Thirty-firs St
PARAMOUNT.
Paramount Pharmacy :l25 Farmoun,
BARTON HEIGHTS.
Radyu Drug Store. North Ave.
s'es.'. pix Hiaa aiols; 5Sg FARE EGi.h Ave
4. K Townsend Hilton a." aud Msry,.aa
49, SOUTH RICHMOND.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
WOODLAND Heights Pharmacy. slo4
Charles w. Garrison. al17 Fores, Hill Ave-
SWASSBORO.
B. Ii Roberts Drug Store. 2Go+ Hull ST,
]. A. Black zylS WIiliamsburK Ave.
Peoples Drug Store. $500 Williamsburg
more ST. Phone FeteIsbuIx 22s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-28
In AiEMORIAM
-
IN SfEAfORlAAf

st.
MRS, VIRGINIA MYERS, .younEes, daugh-
ter OF one Of Danviie. VAS. oldest and
most prominent citizens g. s. Cent?. died
~, Norfolk July s. She was well known
all over the South. having twice married
Two OF Savannah. Gas. prominent men SIR.
S. Guckenheimcr: her first husband died az
ter marriage OF eight years. She then trav-
eled eatensive!y in Europe and America, and
after widowhood OF ten years married the
late Herman Myers. then Mayor OF Savan.
nah. Ga; She Was charming and attractive.
most phiisnthrop!c. doing good wherever
she went. No one Has loved and ad-
,nired. She was buried In beautiful Bona
venture Cemetery. Savannah. Mr. ALDER,
Gent. OF Norfolk and Nrs. d. S. LisberEer.
OF San Francisco. Cal. We're her only blood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-28

TOOL CRAFTSMEN ON NEW
AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE
MOTOR WORK. SPLENDID
OPPORTUNITY. CALL OR
WRITE THE WRIGHT-MAR-
TIN AIRCRAFT CORPORA
TON, NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-28
CHURCH NOTICES
EPISCOPAL

3F?5ntI,n S'isst: near MSaros, REV sVIu j.
services morning at II ecloch s ssS
a, ). Strangers Cordially invited.
PRESBYTERIAN
Church tkEv. J. Y. FAIR, D. o.. pas,ori.-
i'raaehing az II a. N. 'nd p. NJ by The
uaslOr. Welcome.
e s and :, 1s SIS i sum S',.
and women at 10 A. VI.
SECOND PREsBYTERIAN cHURc H..
KEH kuSsELIt ;,p CECIL. D; %. pastor
VIII preach al II O'Clock. Sunday school at
FIRST BAPTIST aAP cTIijEcu TIVE, Eth
ana Broad sireeis!; REV: GEoRGE II. Nc.
pANiEL. ! nassor Pleas a. a. 81 and
and Phiathea classes meet in eastern an
mex Midweek service Wednesday ut s:is
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Ian RyssEiL OWEN. E1sIo. Of the Me;
occupy the pulpit at the II o'clock. service.
No evening service. Bible school for ali
ages begins at $50 A. al. The public is
GINTER PARK METHoDIsT CHURCH.
Tr iI t;y,,a auarteEs, Chamberlayne High
Pr"Sehihs ii 4. NJ by REV. II. g. I's ALIEN a.
r,,s .GHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
molaIns in ins church sdiaes scorne9 ' Park
Subject: Truth Wednesday I" eSsnln
testimony and experience meeting a
Power Building. corner Seventh and Frank
cordially invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-28

WANTED, AT ONCE, MEN
AND BOYS 16 YEARS OLD
AND OVER TO OPERATE
CIGARETTE MACHINES AT
NIGHT. EXPERIENCED OPE-
RATORS PREFERRED.
ALLEN & GINTER BRANCH,
Seventh and Cary Streets.
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DEATHS

GARDNER.-Died. Friday morning at her
Mrs; MATTE II. GARDNER. She Is sur
VEed by her husband Miles H. Gardner:
and daughter, Mrs Joseph NJ. Jones.
Funeral services at grave 10 o'clock SAT-
URDAY MORNING.
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MACHINISTS wanted for aIi-aTound work
also for bench and erecting work and 10
isthes Gnion SHOP. shoa. asy. .7e suT pst
hour. time and half for overtime, Now
WorkinE hours, with Saturday afternoons
of. Excellent working conditions, with
shower baths for employees. Apply TO EN-
pioyment department Crown Cork and Seal
Co., GuiIford Avenue and Federal Street.
baltimore, Md.
WANTED. ,woodworker az once: good pay
and steady work. a. Meyers Sons. TAI
East Cary.