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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-18
Limit to Temptations

In addition to this, the authorities
are taking necessary precaution to
limit the temptations for the soldiers
here, as well as in the other training
camps in this State. The Governor,
Charles S. Whitman, has signed the
Newton bill authorizing the State EX-
else Commissioner to prohibit the sale
of liquor in close proximity to camps
or barracks of troops, or near plants
featured. The law provides that the
State officer shall act, when request
ed to do so, by the mayors of cities
or the town boards of towns in which
the camps, barracks or plants are To-
Gated.
Fort Niagara is in the town of Por-
ter, but the town board Will not act
in endeavoring to prevent the sale of
liquor to soldiers at Niagara unless
some specific complaint is registered,
according to r. A. Davis. the clerk of
to curtail the sale of liquor here un-
less some formal complaint is lodged"
Davis stated when questioned as to
the probable action the board might
take.
list yesterday, and none of them is
serious, Chief Surgeon G. NJ. Ekwurzel
stated. Another case of German
measles has been reported. The pa
tient is not seriously i'll. This Is the
second case in the camp.
The hospital was a busy place for a
short time yesterday because of the
hike Wednesday. Some 800 of ,. the
rockies applied for lotions for their
feet which had become blistered by
the long march, to which they were
not accustomed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04

umg fir Oie DurAiiibrung Der unbc-
oin9t ge6otencn @elcbGitS. .&ergroBe-
ungcn oirc65ulcben. gSoS meroen
nm crit oic &leincn fir Gon0ciiioren
naben niiiien menn 9ctblebem
Steel, mic eS lebte gSomc Der Sail
mor iid in 0ie 3pongsloge Dcriebt
licbt nit Sfferten bon S12 Ero0ent
aopitol oll hiNen, oos our 8er6eIie-
rlln9 lmo Ger9roBcrluig Der @erfe
benubt peroen ioa2
llno 100 iolen ole fiinftiaen ErO-
fitc Der oSnoultrie bcrfommeu, pcun
cS 0Cn rooifoIen @lcmcntcn i'm &C..
not weiter ocIingt, 6ie olteil eetrcuen
SHutpotronc scr Nodfinn3 3u 4Soo-
rem ou trcibcn, ooB iic liN mil(ig 5e-
Gen, Oen Erofititcuern neitcre 5cbn
Fro0ent bin6uouiiigen mo womoglib
mlb nod oie Ginfommeniteuern 6ll
pcri6limmeu?Sy. g. Wtorgon & 60,
Die I'M 9laaencineu miiien iQacn, mic
DER S9oie lGilit baben Sen %erbdlt.
nillcn bcreits Nebmug gctrogeiJ in-
Dem lic onfiinoigtcn OoB ibre n6hitc
Sfferte bon engliic6en Sdobouts-
ylotcn om Dienitog Su 81 onitott 5
Ero5ent gcmodt mcroen miro. SIT
es oo Elm SSlm0er, pcnn tGglicbeS
@elo uuf 6 @ro6ent ecgonocn it,
nno menn ole 9ieqicrimq icIber nod
ni@t init iid einie III, ob oie nofite
groBe 6rei6cits. .glnleibe in Der 9ladl.
borid)oft ocs 1. Ofto6er nlH 6u bier
Ero5cnt intcrgebrndt meroen fonn.
Gie 3uflmitsl6mer0eu bon @oIl
Street bobcn oonlit o6cr nod nidt
ibr Gnoe erreic6t pielmcbr 1T es Die
&eeliIiring 0es oon5en @eih6itS-
lebens ielbit 0ie ibnen Sen 9r0Btcn
apfidmer5 bereitet. Naau 6eiiirhtet
nit Doaen Heht DAB oos BublifumL
menn Ole %reisreelIlirlnaen iih ais
GrioIg eripeiien ioateu. oie nabelie-
aenoe Sroge lteleu piro, worrm ole
&egierimg oenu niht bel 0eu Wlono,
pollen audi 81 Sreoens6eiten oerartiee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04
Die NimamsIaae.

@oa Street fir 6rieOeu icbr Oonf-
bqr Oie &rieasfoitcn bon
$2L000,O0O,O0O inn erltcn Sobr
uno Die neuen Steuern bereiten
ernlte Sdmer5en. II gSober Die
outiinitiaeu Yrofite?
SsoIl Street Itcbt ouaenblidlidb iln-
ter Dem 8cidben Der Selbcrilolcbe imo
oes lauren Sdrings, uno menn oie
StrdBe bellte Wtorgen mieoer ibre
Sbiireu oiinet miro gar monber Oo.
bel iein, nuf Den 0e beloetcn Snore-
oieu3icn oocr Oiclmebr i6rc Subiti.
tutc I'm meniger moterieacn Ounger
eincn Iebr criliiCbtern0cn Giorud qc,
modlt bobcn mer6en. Moll Street
in Sad unO 9li6e, S8ua Street, Oos
2ono Der &rieeStrGiimc, in 3rieoenS.
itimmnQl lln0 Oos bo6cn oie bei-
0cn lebtcn 05ei9dfistage nit ibren
lmoltibaltiaui iiiifeuOen &uricn an.
gcrlUtet mnrell llc Opu) lllWl Don
lngefG6r ocfommcu, ionoern IeOig-
lid 0as 9feiuItot Der %crbdltnile I'M
9rieac, Oie 10 eaii8 onoers gcfommen
limo, ais Die ftiegstoaen 6non0er
lid oos por oent &ricgc ouSaemolt
botten.
S0tte man SScmanOem nod Dor el'
nigen gSo@cn gcioet ooB bcreitS i'm
eriten arieeSjabre $4,000, 100000
oroui9e6en piiroen ia, ooB Oie ame.
rifoniiNe qIrmee ihon I'M criten
arieesjobre tdglib TAFT 10 piel foiten
meroe, lpic Die cn9liide nod oreicn,
70 wiiroe man fiir reif eeboItcn NOR.
0en iein Elm Yl6bhen inn @orren.
bous olr be5ieben. SeBt aber 1T es
Ebotiohe geporoeil unO omor cine
Sbotiode, Die oltf lcbr unon9enebme
3ufunfts- -8inaii6oerbGltniiir ihIieBen
IGBt. @1on fraet iitb, mic Die Snou.
itric, mie ole Giienbabuen es anion-
gen ioaen iol6cu 6oroerun9eu Der
@eeierime eeeeuiIber ibre 6innadi'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04

mobHbucnoe Mobrcgcln in Inmen.
Olng briugen fonn Inn cnolib Gin.
NAL Ole 9higobc 81 l0icn an Der iid
sic gr0Bten @eiiter 0eS 2onoeS lcit
oreiBig Sobren Oic Singer Ocrbrannt
6abcn %orlduiig iiben Ole 9onticrS
nit oen poa iuwcrooutcr Sefllrit1-
ten ltedcnocn Dicbesii@crcu oo, lmO
0oS ic60nc @cl0, oos lie oorauf gelic-
ben bobeu icbeint in abiebborcr 3eit
nidjt mieOer 0cr g9eg 5u ibnen 8uriirf
1inOcn al iollen. Ser W}orGt lit &c.
pfropit boIl nit @opicr6en ober Oic
glbnobme icblt. neil inmer groBcre
Guantitdtcn 5u bciicrcn @coingum-
neu auf 0cn Mortt tonrmcn BON Der
Icgicrunq oacin St6,000,0O0,00O.
SIN g(ftienmarft ite0t cS bclite 10,
ooB gum @ciipicl sic bciten 9obn-
GcttrltGtcn trot @rb6bung Der Sio-
ten ino enormer @eihdits8unn6mc
liieoriger ltc6cn ais felt cincr @cnc-
ration obmobl iic Gin Gintommen
BON 10 bis 20 Rro0cut imo 6un
Tbcil mcDr o6mcrfen. llno trobNcn
fouit 9liemonol Gobei mcbren lic6
sic glrbciterwirren oie llnrubc uno
OaS @crlonqcn nod bobercn S0bnen
miro itGrfcr. llno IN gSoibington
miro berotbcn mo 6croi1clt obnc
Dab man olth mr in ciner cin5igcn
ocr oroBcn 6ro0cn SInI 3icle gcfom'
men marc.
Gas Tricocn8 Scbnen.
SIT es oo Elm gSinoer ooB 0cr
arieg fir gSoa Street icincn &cio
ocrIoren Bat mo BOB mou ltott iei-
ner sic Sricoenstoubq nit Dem groB.
ten %craniiacn bc9rilBen miiroe. @ie
gSoa Street @riiOeriMait bat iih be-
tebrt. Sic tbut g}IBe. Sic, 0ic bel
GrloB Der &riegScrfldrung Der Der.
Stoaten gIau6te, ooB MN crit redt
eine gemoltiQe Spetulotion onbcben
iperoe. boiirt oif ben 81 erporteu.
oen sSnouitriegepinnen ole nun alrs
Dem eigenen SanOe berausgei1lagen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04

Snucrcn ser 5taot ociic6crl, mdD'
rcuo sic Nlihuluree'cr laS 9rlb
Icnrplc SDcoter, GlorI SroBc lnS
G6icaGo 9penue, nIictbctcl gtalt
ocs elncN mirO G6ico9o aud i'm fcm'
mcnoen Sabre micocr 5pci ocpthhe
1 6coicr 6o6cn III ocncn ober iul
Ge0cniae 3u iri5cr mw an 3mel
SoQcu ser Mode geipiclt ipcroen
ipiro.
ge;c llaridj sanpt befannt aiebt,
iic6t cr nit pcrid)Ieocncn oelhldlell
SAullpiclcm 9tcm. gorf'S in &crbin'
ouno. nm Ic. mcm iracuO moglidl
iir Gin lIuicrne6mcl 81 uerpiidtcu.
Gr 6ot ic er mat ciu acoicgcncS, ob-
ned SlirgSralNcS 9lcpcrtoric auiat,
iicoi mo nncl @ortchrungGi iiw cine
cute @ii6ucnnuSiloitnA relhc bi9'
Der 10 jicnlirA olleS Su lpiinlmen
iibrio licB aetroiicn Sir Oie GrolT'
mnQSporitclhng OH Samiiog Oeu
6. Glto6cr iimoiat cr GdegaroD'S
podcnocS @err ~SSobniinn mo NeI.
liafcit" an; oIidJ itcllt er cine baloQe
gmfiii0rina pon Saupinnmn'S ISL.
co. StrinObcra'S Ter Gater" 80.
ien's o&oltoicinO" luo SoB sic
ncue 3cit" in 9IuSiiAt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04

mir bic bcmpiralline glomuaiiun alS
etaai5.GoniroIan SuaD gl. @cgHlln
Sar bic bcmOiraiiInr Domination ais
staOt emrpcbor Goparo y, Goonou.
shr bic oemuiraiide Domination ais
sfaatc. senator bes @icr,cn 2eaislainr~tlF1HS
"a ebarlcs IS. cSricbe GDorleS Aeoiol.
Sar Die bemoiraiiide @owinatioH ais
witaHebcr oec GclesatrnDanics nonI Trhcn
eeaislatur.r rinrist SGcob Is. gInio1le, Saio'
renee 49, Aeere Ndlnel 3. eolAer, NoDl "
Ntns, Ooiuaro yS. OuttQ, Nogh y; NNtVVt,
gnDreu Odiclusii, SoOn Is. WcSahNDhlL ~
Icpb 8. Wtcllel Sobn ". |r'il@ Seo SolepV
SiaIlo.
Nnr bic bcmoiraHide Domination nlc
WitoneDer bcS 1elcaaenpnniec pom SrnteM
YcaiSiaMr 1titrft SnIuel w. Anspnwt Nu.
y S @ed. Mn'i rs rSS @S01nouig g,Hnbn gpu @nl6role
g. aenneob. Sranf s. SuiDarei SlepQen ~
gGcNounuab 0uOcnc 81 Sulnc. Olarenee y.
QbeIpS. emmett gS ssbiie. =. NnrnS |'lloH'
aar bic oemoiraHidc Nomination aIS
WiiaIieber oee Selcgntcnbnnlee Oonl SWrtn
YeQislaur. DiNrlit- -9cnrO 6, NroenlhN Etnn'
Sfnclberecr. 9siuam g. eSreempcll, George ".
iGemneier C5eOrQc w Nill Alerduoet Y.
QNic, gQdael s. 1oon Saul w 2a0lor,
Sroni IS. Iullb, gsiliam s. 2SellD
Nar Gcleqat at garGe 5ur oemglratJHcM
Vominaipa. 6onDcntipM Grier 4ilirlil; gtpnQl
Il Eran3, Sr g. Is. onbloeier. Ntller ~
9icricr Einriit: Same9 Y. 0lnalea Hopell
g. Gee s6aeler
SIR Grlcsotcu 5nr bemoiraiilmeH Mcn''na-
0Oracs, G0omaS 6. Sr Socpp ", @allaa0er'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04

GbaS 8. 0ine. g8ni q. 2emlibL gSnt "
sglcSnccnb, gNllliam s. WWerS, 6rliu =. w
naroloa ST., Srani y gaHer lt %efna,ro y
Waiic. griiier 0iilrift. Mlndm g Mrlieit
SamcS " Samiine, Greaon Ddlion Gellli9
VDilip g. Ncenig, NoOu Is. ElnleQ, Ndlllce ~
reii s. 9Soiers, glleranoer 8 gScller. &lcrlet
Nidrifi: QSillOni s. Nr0iinnH Nlbcti 9l9aS
Sonuiel ~ 0arrisf gSllmer y. Nrolt NQNn ~
Wlcynllb, Is. Yollis Qi0der, SolepD W.dlne'
bic Narfin a. Aepnploe, slbert q. Stnuol
Sobn y. ,5tlimnous, Sobn Is. 2SuOelnl 0Dar'
les Y. gsrigbi,
8Rr bas bemotraiIimcn stacto.6cnirai6o.
ntiie-0rfcr Giirifi; Go0ar y. glb, gllIorelp
s. l'urns, gnimnt Weremt Seor0e peller'
SHiuinn -. UintlOH, Ncor0c 3. Dlneller Ntil'
ter Nilirift. CAMEL s. GooeL gSillinni -.
Uiaut. Soepb Is WNnc, gSlllall 81 G'@ounor
&iitrHi: Charles 3 AhN, Nernaro y @ali
erD, gQuliam VI. Wlcneel SobH NJ Nobineie'
gsillom ". 9ipan 5oDh q Gormolcn
sir bic rcvnDlIianiid1e 9,umiuatipH ais
stoatS.goniruleur gilliam 8. glhpoop-
sar bic repubnIaniIde Nomiuaiiou afS
8ciridicr ocr Snpreme'Snnl--Jloperi =. SiaiI'
ION.
SIR bic republlaniinr domination ais
Gtnntcs Scuninr Oun 3icrteH Xcnlelntnr' fiNrut
Albcri NJ Sproclicr-
gSrr bic rcpM6llaniIdle Domination fir bas
rcleaatenboaS Griier Ntiirfi: Charles glders
nuiL Ncuinuin glfoMiniit seize HlDnlNli. SpOlI
w. 0rumioro, Sclie W. ,Sranca, Charles 9S.
Wlain. 3meiicr 9iliriil; @britou paQnk Neili
g00ier 9SillOn, 0eor0e ySilc, Mrlbur ySnIill.
Nriier 9iiriii glrlhir " 0olnellO. Rop NJ.
Nuiicr, Sameo y Qc@nrg. 0bnreS @ 9lor'
us, eOae Y. Smid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04
NIe sic Nomctt.

Sic ciudac ednlc III her G,a0t.
llnlcrc MiD Asnlen cti piicL 5nw ga
men, pcldc ole Mleihclm0hctnl1i nab nen
In hir5cr ncii 0nrh Den glnlhlnh an hieie
NInfipn crrciNsn llnlerriht 9UrNcll9. NQlb
millnoo mo 9(hrnGc. elc0nene 1tunoct Nnl
Ndnfc hcQonlcIe 9(rhciien i0nncn udhrclfo fcc
llnierriMic0 lorcrictt mcyhcn WriluoliMer
lhnerriMi i'm 0nimurf bon NfnIietn ctibclt:
Ndhrre NniNlnuii lhrinliN o0ct nliiunlldl bfi
ait Nn0crc 3t2 &rli-S lratnnn'euagc' (Sr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04

SIR Wslteleb at 2arae fir oos repnbliiani.
lde Stantc.Ncntral. Is uullie Otlter NUlru.
Nenrp v polimau @eotge y sS!lle 5lge!1
glouh. criner Dilirifi: Gliion 81 Jhharolon
8icrter 0iirii 9orr0 IS. S0dielpeare
Sar wHtolieo beS repnolilaniacu eiaale.
0rNiral0Dmitce 9rilc gSaro. Aoberi y
Nccic. 9Suliam N0iicler. lpeiic g0nto; 0pQu
q. abien SoDn ~ ,Sanetfe 1rliic Nuro; W
lpuro w. Nliuc @erie y9oro. Npdree se.
Wlaln Snnfie g9aro: 0cnrp 8 eorner
Seoboie QSnrO; 0bna w. guu. Scueuie genfo;
gloolpD g. Ghnd. gldic yHarn Wcurne ~ 0ol,
A 9r0Mt s. 5rdni lobimont Segnie ygaro'
Ncnu " 3icplun 0llic gSnro @Niunm N.
Aoncs, sllcrnoer picAt. Niollieu. 3pollie
gRaro. gSeeleD e. 9ann. SrcHebnie Nalo;
&icr5eOnie gSlro NNucuOn Coz Nnr1cr
a. Dlc@hnn. NbnS gSulame, Sllll3eDnle
asGrS; 06atire " lacbitr W6i5ebaic as6rS:
Mdlnro r. bcdclln. Ncun3ebue lNAro: Npt
10 s. Guioit samuel 0 Qlncunadu Hudiu
5igiie gelro: Sobn 81 AioocnQer Alcranoer t
Smith 3uculno6iuun3gie gSuto. 8epfne US
gS0ucnher0er 0rciuio8lpnn3aie 99olo eolp.
q. Sinice Bicluno5puil3i9lle gedto: oiaih
6oniuab
Shr 1elcoaieu ei earae iIr bic tepnbliimli.
ldle Observation-Disclosures 0llicr SQiuii
0Dnrlec g gScancr Smcicr Niiriii: SuDn
g8nl SprnniliL 0lnupcl SulS Nrilcr 2ls
llrii; econoiaS 50. 0ononolon
air. 1elcaaien sar repupIuaniaen @oml
0nuerSien glbrdhuH Nnrpin. 6tnni Nnapee
samuel SlQace, Neni 3. RobluiolL sloopD
s. sCDud ,Npelicr 0iritt, ~ 0pomdH NOpo
puro 1euInib. glri0r 0 Nueolo, 7l,, oll'
idD alanooli Srlier 2iitril: sep w Nbeuo.
ucib Sron. 81. Ncper 1uitOO Nip0a. WcutAc
& popper, Io0ar O. Snort @eorae DloroalL
e1as. W tuiello.
QBorinu gurQce 4}rrfiAnnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04

merocn iolltelJ mic bisber aus Den
lms pcrbiinoeten glationen. So niNt
einnlal 0ie 9iicienprpfitc aus ocl
Sc6obtommern Scr glaiirten a0nnt
man ocn ariegSbo6ieS, ouh iic ioacn
jett ais @riioer bebon0elt weroen
uno nur 5oblem mas nc Sode I'M
fer @riioern lit. 0emeegeuiibcr iino
ia Die Sric0cnsproiitc 6os reinc Gl.
oorooe, uno oaDcr tann uid fir
@oa Street 6ii ieinem grOBtcn
Gbei(c Scr 5rieocn Qor nid5t ihnell
qenuq fommcn. Sn8piihcn ober
miro in 9lMpeicnbcit oes bel 9icgic'
rrngS 9lnlcibcu icine 8nilubt hlbeH-
Den 9(nlcoc Bu6lifitms borloliig
peitcr IN Sod uno 9tidc @uBc &c.
tbon.
3luci bcutidJc SGeater in G0icusO.
9(ub in G6icoao modt ooS
CelitIdt6lm 9lnIiren0iinaen, iiH Ser
0ppoiition cutgcacnJlIiienmcn oic
pou oclplicr Scitc Oc1cn ollcS, mos
oeutir6 it, ouigcwic0elt ipiro GS
lucrocn ollc m0glicbcn %criildle &C.
mat6t wcroeu sic oelltidcu y(6eotcr
-cS pcrOen OoieIbit III ocy gSintcc.
iliion 5wei criitircn 10 1ut loic
moalicb 81 lmteritiibcn IS miro oos.
ii6cr aus G6cago aeidricbcn
Ger Dor ciniaer SNgcn erluIlcncn
9lufiinoiNmq. OaB ooS Guiemblc Oes
Mihponfec'cr Eo6it.(beoterS in ser
fommcnoen Soiion ieOen SomIiaa
umS Sonntng in G6icago oeutidle
Observation-Disclosures 5i ac6cr Oeab'
IidDtiate. lit lett oie 9erami1cbnn0
geioINt oaB lllIridj Sallpt ser irii6er
mie0cr6olt oic Getting 0cS oeniidlen
G6eoterS in SdnOen bottc pom 6.
Nlio6cr an nit elmer Don inn 5lls
ianlncu3uiielenoen 0'eiclllhoit e6eii-
follS bier ipielen pirN lluo 5mar
ouA MIR am SoTiIog tno Sonrtag
Gr bat lidl Die Central Nliiic SOIL
Or. GA, Git @an 9uren,S traBe, i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04

0b mr0m 5q Sa~ eSan I 0pm i en p
8u uniaau mnnuL LM immMan an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04

6Y 6 Der 1b nnGa uqon
na lie loan g gredt ~ Al zen iu 10 al mgb
D
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-16
Office of u
Administrative Board,
Room 305, City Hall.
Richmond, Va,
Feb. 16 and %. 1917.

To Henry A. Phillips. T. ". Mayo,
Kate G. Flemming. j. T, Palmatory.
Sarah r. Swain. Hampton Flern-
ming. j. j. Crutchhcld, Trustee;
Susan T. Goddin, Harvey c. Brown,
l,ottie II. Craig:
You viii take notice that the Ad-
ministrative Board have had referred
TO them for consideration the grad
ing and paving with granite spalis
tho twenty-foot alley between Han
over and Grove avenues. extending
from Lombardy to Vine streets, at the
cost OF the owners of property abut-
ting said alley
The said board will ri its meeting
10 be held in its board room. in the
'ity HAL OF said city. ON the eth day
on March, 1917, at tho hour Of II A.
NJ" take into consideration and de-
termine the propriety Of making the
proposed Improvements and If so,
what proportion should be assessed
against the abutting landowners. And
you are hereby notified To- appear at
the place aud time aforesaid If YOU
wish to be heard. either in favor of
or IN opposition to. tho proposed
improvements And If for any cause
the said hearing is not commenced,
or II commenced. not completed. tho
same shall then and there stand adj
Joufned without 4 motion or order
70 that effect to the next regular
meeting of said board 1T the same
place. unless said board shall then
and there expressly adjourn said hear
ing to some other time and place. and
at such regular meeting or at such
time as such hearing may be adj
Joufned TO. as the case may be. you
arc notified TO attend when and
where You may be heard If you so
Il liz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-16
w. w. DUNFORD,
Clerk Administrative Board.

February t6. 1917
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-16

ministrativc Board have had referred
to them for consideration the pro-
posed grading and paving with grano-
lithic the sidewalks on the east side
of Twelfth street, between Porter and
Perry streets, and on the south side
of Perry street. between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. at tho cost of the
owners of property ahutting said side
walks.
The said board will at it's meeting
to he held in it's board room, in the
City Hall of said city, on the 18th day
of March, 1917. at the hour Of / A.
NJ take into consideration and de-
terminc the propriety of making the
proposed improvements, and IL so,
what proportion should he assessed
against the abuttinG landowners. And
YOU are hereby notified to appear at
the place and time aforesaid if you
wish to he heard, either in favor OF
or in opposition to. the proposed
improvements And if for any cause
the said hearing IL not commenced.
or If commenced. not completed. the
same shall then and there stand ad-
journed without motion or order
TO that effect to the next regular
meeting of said board at the same
place, unless said board shall then
and there expressly adjourn said hear
ing TO some other time and place. and
at such regular meeting or at such
time as such hearing may be adj
journed to. as the case may be, you
are notified TO attend. when and
where you may he heard. IL you so
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II District includes the following
sseunti.s Chesternela. Amelia. Lunen-
burg. Mecklenbure, Nottovay. Dinwld-
die Brunswick Greenvllie. SUSSEX,
Prince George. SURF southampton, Isle
SIT wight. Nansemoua. Norfolk. Prin-
ssess Anne Prince Edward. Charlotte
and cities Of Norfolk. Portsmouth and
Petersburg
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y. Belts. c. l.. Page, Louise r.
Bailey. w. A. Nunnally. II. A. Maui

o. Belts, c. l.. Page, Louise r.
bailey. w. A. Nunnaliy. II. A. Maui
rice:
You are hereby notified that the
Administrative Board of the city of
richmond Virginia, have made the
Following ascertainment as to dam
ages to abutting property owners
whose property abuts on the east side
OF twelfth street, between Porter and
Perry streets. and on the south side
OF Perry street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. by reason of the pro-
posed grading OF the sidewalks on
these streets between the points mem
TONED necessary for the paving of the
said sidewalks with granolithic:
l.ocation-East side of Twelfth
street, between Porter and Perry
streets
Owners:
Kenneth Smith. l65 feet; amount
of damages. none.
w. II. and Matte 0. Belts. 1876
feet: amount of damages. none.
{. l.. Page. 80 feet; amount of
damages, none.
IIocation--South side of Perry
street between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets
Owners:
w. II. and Matte O. Belts, so
feet; amount Of damages, none.
Louise +. Bailey, ~ feet amount
of damages. none.
". A Nunnally. 40 feet; amount
of damages. none.
H. A. Maurice. 1872 feet; amount Of
damages. none.
You are therefore hereby notified
to appear before the said board. in
room No 305. third floor. City Hall.
Richmond, Va at the hour of II
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psing, j.. j. Crutchfield, Trustee;
Susan I. Goddin. Harvey G. Brown.
Lottie II. Craig
You are hereby notified that the
Administrative Board of the city of
richmond. Virginia. have made the
fohowfng entertainment az TO dam
ages to abutting property owners
whose property abuts on the twenty
foot alley between Hanover and Grove
avenues. extending from Iombardy
to Vine streets. by reasons of the
proposed grading of said alley by the
city:
Location-Twenty-f foot alley be-
tween Hanover and Grove avenues.
extending from Lombardy to Vine
streets.
Owners:
Henry A. Phillips. 100 feet: amount
OF damages. none.
7. II. Mayo l45 feet; amount of
damages, none.
Kate c. F1emming. "a feet; amount
of damages. none
j. r Palmatory. "a feet; amount
of damages. none.
Sarah L. Swain. "a feet; amount
of damages. none.
Hampton Flemming. "a feet.
amount of damages none.
J. ]. Crutchfeld. trustee Susan n.
Godd1n. lOO feet, amount OF dam
ages. none.
Harvey c. Brown. 81 feet amount
of damages. none.
Lottie II. Craig, 1870 feet. amount
of damages, none.
You are therefore hereby notified
to appear before the said board. in
room No. sos. third floor, City Hall,
Richmond, Va, at the hour of II
o'clock A. NJ. Wednesday, March Z,
1917. TO show cause. II any you can.
against said ascertainment as made
by said board as aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 18th day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-16
yo,ing In District -Four.

THE voting for the contestants ~
UFstrict -Four has been q heavy one aud
sEsra are many Of the ladies no have
. splendid lead ana viii no doubl avail
4flssraseives of the opportuuit} offered
theTr 10 be among the leaders At IN"
md Of rae campaign and be among the
blg prize winners
sThe vote standing Of Distrfet Three
VIII be published SATURDAY morning
and Districts one and Two viii appear
su~day morning. The entire list ~
an of the six districts viii be published
sav fall neXt TUESDAY morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-16
saturday MAY PROVE.
MEMORABLE DAY
Vote by Leaps and Bounds Is in Grasp
Of Every Candidate-AI Should Work to Avail Them
selves of This Weeks Liberal Offering

s Saturday, February Il. 1917. viii no
4oubt be a memorable day In The Nir-
%xinian's Statewide Circulation cam
4 pAign for on that day the greatest vote
4llers that viii be made durins TINS
q U44At campaign noted for the large
atAfber Of automobiles and valuable
prlxes to be awarded TO the ladies, viii
have come to close The opportunity
! Tor securing the large vote that Will
ne the means OF some one securing the
big King Eight automobile. the attrae-
tive Studebaker SIN or one Of the VAL
uahie Saxon SKIES will he passed and
there will be more work. more thoffs
necessary to secure the same number
sof votes after that time. II will re-
qystre two subscriptions al the same
amount next week 10 secure the same
vote that one subscription VIII secure
this coming SATURDAY After the COM
ing week the vote viii decline again,
Votes are going to win the prizes Get
the votes offered Saturday by getting
as. many subscriptions as possible
Every Contestant should work.
Every contestant who has been NOM
mated in The Virginian's Circulation
campaign should make an effort TO re
cure at least one or more subscriptions
Saturday. 4 subscription mailed any
time up to u o'clock SATURDAY night
viii count for the big vote offered Sat
urday when Il reaches the campaign
office. The office viii be open until
late hour so that contestants or their
friends may call and pay subscriptions
or bring in the coupon vote that ex-
hires that evening which IS eood Tor
<h0 votes
Every contestant in The Nirginians
Circulation campaign has the chance
ia secure one out OF three automobiles.