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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-24

Increased income taN ON IN
I1I '................ S4OO OOO, 900
'" taT for the wear 19l7... 2OOOOO,O OC
Increase Of 30 per cent in
S,amn taxes.....,........ 100000, 900
Increased customs duties,
as far as possible Of
nureiy revenue character lO0.00O,O00
Excise taxes .............. $4,000, 900
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

opening Under the close-wovsn arches OF
the giant fern-trees the night was impene-
trable
And as yet he dared not dart the light.
beam into that pit OF darkness for rear OF
precIpltating an unthinkable tragedy-h'
indeed the horror had not already been
consummated.
But now Bremilu gripped his arm. Mar
on the other side Of the thicket. they heard
a singular commotion. cries. shouts ana
the vigorous beating Of the fern-trees
THE thing has turned master. the n..i Meru
caan exclaimed. at Mlan's side. 40"
throw the fre-daath! EtVur' QuicRE'
throw"
stern swept the thicket with his beam.
"Ah There-there"'
The light caught a moving, marry mass
| Of brown--a huge squat. terrible creature
Itg back now toward them. At one SIDE
Stern saw a vague blackness-the Iohs' u"-
bound hair Of Beatrice.
lie gllnpsed a white arm dangling imp
and I'm his breast the heart famed az white-
heat Of rage and passion. -
But his hand was steel Never IN ms
life had he drawn so hne a Deau' .-,
Hold the light for me.' he whispered
passing II 10 his companion. II want both
hands for this"
BremiIu held the beam true, blinking
strangely with his pink eyes. stern rest
ing his pistol hand IN the hollow OF ms
left elbow, sighted Tue. a.. ,o,. and tho
Ia'tIoi o' "'., - .hs hr,in of
bullet might crash I''o"h" ''
beatrice, ..,. ,-od -s,eed
on' you nc -, erod
the sh9t true. ne WtEru, az H. r,,t,, ,o
n h'dehus yeIl rNPP'"s I,.,,rd
| shFedS. bHtSt lu "a" az 50 ~ a
lhfough 'he i"'''l' - h.,.g,o,o
damned Soul hung upon '"s t'i,a,,r,, ~ f,Il.
Ihen. az ne g'iiPs'u , w ,.,s,, i,, orI,,
Ing ana Knew 'ne lh'ns lu.iy,, luu ,ho s,d.
me hs"t "ltd' bIe",''', 49,. had nresead
den discharee close 10 "'' '"' nav
tne ivory bu',oh. II c.,,, ,o,,,,, f,,y,.
stern snatchch lot ,n' . 80 ,,, tho
bIed H. anu uropptu - '''''0
lush growths uuderioo'' ,...,, 60 Zoo,
Beiofe ne 'ou'u NJ - .,, ~, ,,,ood ,old
Tor IT, a heaNF ''aS" ,'''oH, ''
that tho thInE was u"'iE'"s. .,.,,,,,,,,,
win bubbnhE SS"H ' 49, tta t,,,,,
the uhdcIEr""lh' oIu"l,l'ns o' 80, "a
breast g'ub't'hE VIZ, "a ,t,t,,,,s
ra'n-'an' S"lily' I'M '''' ''' '''o
that p''p'' HE""I'"', Gu, hoard
behinq u. th""'9 ''""'" a. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
A Sequel to Beyond the Great Oblivion
By GEORGE ALLAN ENGLAND

she had been.
You heard my shouts? You heara
slgnal?" ow
OH don't know. Allan. I can, a.,
yet-it's all 80 terrible-so CONFUSED shs
There. there. sweetheart; don't a..
about IL any more. Just lie down ana '.ak saai
Go 10 sleep. I'll watch here beside ~
You're safe. Nothing can hurt Won nv. wv
She lay back with a sigh. and for . ~,
kept silence while he sat beside her M.
jured arm beneath her head "-
His one ambition, now that he fo,ra -
was not seriously hurt in body was to -
her from talking OF the horrible aYsls
from exciting herself and rehearsIns -
terrors. Above all, she must be quleted ~
kept calm. H
At last. in her own natural voIcs a.
spoke again.
"Allan?"
What Is IL, sweetheart"
Il owe you my life once more, ILL.,
yours before, I'm ten times more yo,-s
now :"
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

Once more on earth. Allan and Beatries
,y.ury the patriarch who was their friend IN
W sbyss and who ncconpa MED them 20 ths
10 world only 10 die at the nrst touch OF
.he sun. Around the patriarch's neck ~
.nsn and small iocket which contaUs ~
,uuciions where 20 find the records OF the
10Y civilization The paper crumbies az they
Lao but the two gather enough TO direet
tnrm. They start for their old home on tns
nshh, OF the Hudson, only TO hnd " oossu-
pea by the horde. The beaHi-saNages pe-
tuoy the building while Allan and beaules
sre attacking from the pauillac: In desgan
they make for Storm King the mountain
Whleh H. the sight OF the great tsiotnlc
,sthedrsl Here It 10 that some OF 'h'
records are stored. - a..
After many trials the two discover the
remains OF the records and n leaden 49,
Mhlch has kept phonoEraph and ns'erta
records Intact, Among the records ~ ".
marriage service. and there. In the iutns
9i the old cathedral, Allan and Bestl.es
become man and wife. Then they Ietu.n
10 the edge OF the abyss, where they prepht.
a cave on Settlement GINS II IL y, this
place that Allan hopes TO bring the metL
cams. the folk of the bottom OF the plt H'
reaches the village In the chasm satelE. a
During his Absence Hyemba. the giant
tm.th Of the folk. has plotted against Nl!ah
hnd threatens his sJpremacy. Ailan. ln the
manner 81 the people. fights II out with h's
rival and wins
When Allan returns 70 earth with tWo ot
the FOLK he finds that one of the hord" 0f
BEAST -avagss has broken into the cave ana
borne Beatrice away. The three men start
IA pursuit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
Farmer Smiths
Column
ABILITY

My Dear Chlldren--Have you eve,
stopped 10 think Of this-water alwav.
seeks its level?
The tiny raindrop falls from a cloud ana
hits a mudpuddle Is the little drop los,,
Does II go back to the clouds in the skv,
II does That tiny raindrop no matte,
what becomes OF 1t when IL falls from IA.
sky. always returns to the place whence
came.
1t is so with ability. ABILITY will Al.
ways make itself known.
Let me put IL this way: You cam
keep a good man down.
What makes some one the head Of your
class? II you are working in an oBcs
what Is the thing which determines whst
raises your salary?
ABILITY.
II you are studying harder than you
did last year. do not worry. for II win
ability
II you have a talent for music or paint.
ing and long TO express it. do not worry
for your soul will find expression some
where somehow.
SO do not worry. do not fret and wonder
why the world does not recognize YOUR
ABILITY. For 1t will. as surely as writ,
these lines.
when you seem to be discouraged think
Of the little raiudrop which always goes
back-it is never lost Nothing is ever los,
in this great world of ours. Your hard
work is never lost. II may seem tina,
persons with whom you are thrown do not
appreciate you.
Never mind
Sorrow. sadness or hard knocks soma
times bring out your ability more than
anything else. Some one will discover your
ability to sing-some one will find out
that you can paint.
why worry? Think of the raindrop and
please
Your loving editor,
FARMER SMITH. I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
CHAPTER Nv
In the Grip OF Terror


AS THE three pursuers steadily advanced.
n the thing roared once more. and again
,bov heard tho hammering, drumming
borm. Zangamon whispered some unintel-
lig BILE phrase.
Allan projected the light forward again,
and at sight OF Fl moving mass vague and
intangible, among the gigantic fronds,
leveed his automatic.
40 master! Do not throw the fire Of
death :" ne warned. You cannot see, but
we can DO not throw the fire.
why not? What Is that thing?'
III seems a man, yet II is different, mas
ter II is all hair, and very thick and
strong, and hdeous. DO not shoot, o
Kromno!"
why not?"
Behold That strange man-thlng holds
the woman Beatrice. in his left arm. OF
truth, you may kill her and not the
enemy"
Allan steadled himself against a palm.
His brain seemed whirllng, and for n mo-
ment all grew vague and like a dream.
She was there-Beatrice was there and
they could see her. There in the clutches
OF some monster, horrible and foul Living
yet? Dead?
Tell me Does she live?"
I'VE cannot say. o Kromno. But do not
shoot. We will creep close-we, ourselves,
mo no! IL you do he'll strangle her
provided she still lives! Don't go Walt
Let me think second"
with tremendous effort Allan mastered
himself The situation far surpassed In
horror any he had ever known.
There not a hundred yards distant in
the dense blackness was Beatrice in the
grip of some unknown and hideous crea-
ture. Advance. Allan dared not, lest the
creature rend her to tatters. Shoot, he
dared not.
Yet something must be done and quickly,
for every second. every fraction OF a sec
ond was golden. The merest accident
might now mean death or life-life, II the
girl still lived
"Zangamon
YES, MASTER"
"Be very bold Do my bidding"
Speak only the word. Kromno, and
obey"
60 you, then, very quietly very swift
ly 10 the other side OF these great growing
thlngs-these trees. we call them. Then
call so, that this thing shall turn toward
you Thus. I may shoot. and perhaps not
kill the woman. II Is the only way"
IL hear, master. ! go"
Allan and Bremilu waited while from
the thicket came, at intervals, the savage
snufiing. with now and then a grumbling
mutter.
All at once a call sounded from far ahead
Come" commanded Allan. Together he
and Bremilu crept through the Jungle to-
ward the thicket.
Wild-eyed yet seeing almost nothing.
Allan crawled noiselessly. automatic in
hand. The Merucaan slid along. silent as
an Apache.
Tell me II you rec the thing again--if
| you see II turn" whispered Stern. TELL
| 1ne for you can Soc" 81 (. (. + 71
}Iew he diets,,os w opt n helf; ~
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The Only Way

The Irish sergeant had a squad of
recruits on the rifle range.
He tried them on the 50O.yard range
but none Of them could hit the target.
Then he tried them on the 300-yard,
the 2Oo-yard and the 1O0.yard ranges
IN turn, but with no better success.
When they had all missed on the
shortest range he looked around in
despair. Then he Strengthened up.
Squad, attention" he commanded
Fix bayonets! Char-r-ge"-Every.
body's
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CHAPTER XVI
4 Respite From Toll

rJNHE bright beam Of the flash lamp In his
L face reused Allan TO q consciousness that
he was bruised and suffering, and that his
left arm achcd with duh insistence. DaZed
he brought IL up and saw his sleeve Of duh
brown stuff was dripping red.
Beside him in the tramped grass he
vaguely made out "A hairy bulk, notion
less and huge. Bremilu was kneclng be-
side his master with words OF cheer.
at Is dead, o Kromno The man-beast
is dead My stone ak broke its skull. See
now Il Hes here harmless :"
The currents Of thought began to flow
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Breaking Even

While I was watching the ticker
some OF my stock went up twenty
points"
Then you made a lot of money!"
NO. came out about even. You
see, my wife was at the milliner's at
the came time. The Lamb.
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Out of Date

First Oak Tree-Old man Ever
green is rather an old fogey, don't
you think?
Second Oak Tree--Yes, he abso-
lutely refuses 10 try the new loose
leaf system. Widow.
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Differentiation

There is a young lawyer OF this
town who is as modest as he IS witty.
How much" asked a client Of his.
will your opinion be worth in this
case?"
Really" said the young legal light.
Il can't say. But can tell you what
I am going to charge you for it,
The Lamb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20

BY virtue OF certain deed of trust,
dated May 80, 1918. recorded in Rich
mond Chancery Court. clerks Office.
deed book 234-B. page S. default having
been made in the payment Of portion
of the debt secured thereby. and hav-
Ing been required by the beneficiary SO
to do, will. on
TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1917.
at o'clock p. NJ,
on the premises, proceed to sell the fol-
lowing property. viz:
lot OF land with the improvements
thereon, In the city Of Richmond Va,
on the west side OF Second Street, be-
tween Federal and Coutts Streets:
fronting on tho west side of Second
Street 80 feet. and running back be-
tween parallel lines 129 feet, moro or
less. to the full depth of the lot.
The Improvements consist OF s.
room, detached dwelling. This is
splendid renting locality. Property
will pay we'll as it is. bat will pay bot
ter to pull down tho present improve
mcnts and build nice fats. Chance to
get bargain by attending sale.
TERMS: Cash.
J. D. CARNEAL.
Trustee.
n. B.-whereas the deed calls for all
cash. the auctioneers will make a loan
on tho property.
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FOR SaLE-Rca, E.,ate.

FOR saie-AUout I acres with large brick
residence. outhouses. gardens: water;
w Tr 70 G; Q. X 4, station hours
from Washington or Richinoud: IDEAL
SuMMEk HOME. For particulars Apply
Mrs l. VI. CabelI. WuynesDoro. Va.
FOR sale or rsnt. . building In rear OF iii3
East Main street: suitable tor shop sIor-
ege or hImaN tactory. Randolph $500
500 hcres. splendid bright tobacco land.
iyinE well and we'll watered. Good c.
room residence. outbuiidings all good repair.
Cne anu halt miles of good little town by
u,HptoVsd road. Land recently cut over.
gree $40 per ere. Southern Virginia. l.
F0E sale. ten-roOm dwelling, built for a
home. corner Thrtieth and Spring Hill
o asfhs Eysrs no2es..
and lawn; Four squares from Fonticeiio
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IN AiEMORIAM
ENRY CLAY BEATTIE

HENRY CLAY BEATTiE
Whereas. IL has pleased TIE Great Civer
OF Life 10 remove from our midst our be-
loved companion and associate, HENRY
CLAY BEA IT'LL. ard
whereas. In the ceath Of fellow
director this bank has sustained the loss
OF OF It's most valued officers. who
the time OF his passing away. always at his
post. ~atchful. careful and with uEselnnh
nature giving the uest that Was In him. to
make the Institution suCCess. without op-
preston TO single soul. the country has
lost valuable SIIiEen the State a most
devoted adopted son. and this Ciiv one OF It's
most ustfu! and progressive helpers and
supporters. whose death the people mourn.
his uhostentatIoua. gentle. modest Ways hav-
inE 5on the love OF all. RON. therefore.
be II
Resolved. first. by the board Of directors
of the Mechanics and Merchants Bank held
this 18th day Of July. 1871. That in the
death OF our beloved brother director
HENRY CLAY BEATTIE. this bank has
sustained great loss and the Individual
members OF the directory personal friend
who BY his Conscientious ,!ischarg. OF his
every duty ana hi. gentle manner. mad
who deeply mourn. MA departure
family OF our deceased friend heartfelt
sympathies IN this hou! Of tuc! .eep aiilic-
ton and irreparablc loss ;hai copy OF
these resolutions he spread upon the min
utes or this bank. copy be forwarded to
the family. anu lie published In the news
AUGUSTINE ROYAL.
y. j. DAFFRON.
j II PATERSON
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

To the creditors Of L. O. RUDD, r. e.
RUDD and D. NJ. RUDD, partners,
trading as RUDD EROS. and indi-
vidually. OF Richmond. in the Coun-
ty OF Henrico and district afore-
said-Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on tho
18th day OF July. A .. 1917, the said
L. Q. RUDD, r. p. RUDD and D. NJ
RUDD. partners, trading as aforesaid
and individually. were duly adju-
Dictated bankrupt, and that tho first
meeting OF their creditors will be held
in my ofiice. Rooms 1llS-llls Mutual
Building. Richmond. Va. on the 3oTH
DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1917. at 10 O'Clock
in the afternoon, at which time the sa i'd
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupts. and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
THOS. B. sNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy
July 10 1917
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TRUSTEE; AUCTION SALE OF A
GOOD SMALL INVESTMENT AND
SPECGI4ATlVE OF T. RTY IN
JACKSON WARD. Ills NORTH
SECOND STREET.
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DREYFUs & co. re-
Cuire the services of
100 extra saleswomen.
Apply to-day and to-
morrow.

wANTEp. young lady s,enoSrspher. Must
be quick at figures willing and energetic.
with good appearance. none others need
apply. Coburn Motor Sales Corporation.
I2i7-I:2a West Broad Street. Apply after
WANTED, YOUNG LADIES.
ALL AGES, FOR ALL DE-
PARTMENTS, INCLU DING
HAND PACKERS. WE WILL
PAY BEGINNERS $3.50 PER
WEEK WHO ARE 16 YEARS
OLD OR OVER. CAN EARN
MUCH MORE IN A SHORT
TIME. STEADY WORK. CAN
ALSO USE A GOOD MANY
BOYS 16 TO Is YEARS OLD.
APPLY AT ONCE. ALLEN &
GINTER BRANCH. SEVENTH
AND CARY
4
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7. ID. WANTS
sUNpAMx; , 10 cents line per INSERTION.

SUNDAY. 10 cents a limo per insertion.
Minimum space. Two lines.
,insss aSns: ssSyiSGD 1 AHE iSsLSeiv sss
A AZ cgSED p. wLfAiH OSE wgEh; With
c c9 ffAAASt HE % on G2fi' CASH to Ac-
RATE PER LINE
Minimum space. TWO lines
SUNDAY and DAILY ns.rtions. 20 cents.
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Situations Wanted. Mlie and r.InuIe
! time DAILY or SUNDAY. I cent? I. nne.
Times within ono meeA. ~ cents d .ine.
:, Basis OF measurement 10 souu dsaIe. IL
lines 10 the linen. aiiu Dix worus to Ine iine.
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70 ILLUSTRATIONS toh I'D. Want ADS
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Want Ads; are accepted ny them At tho
regular ONCE rates. whicn are given above.
WEST OF tOusAEE STREET
West End tnarmuey. l,li ". cary ST.
Cayedo's Drug st0re. rloyu ave. and
Charles . .. Turner. Druggist West Broad.
Germs Pharmacy. 223a Hanover Ave.
K IT, Sooker 'E nr Stofs; o re-i S Gro"s Ave.
Foys Drug Store. Alien Ave. and Grace
Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Alien Ave. anu
at F. Soh Daas D g,si. Co. Sos 51 St,
SuEnetts Drug store. 4ol West broad ST
~. X May & Bros. Brook Ave. ana Clay
,Tarrant Drug Store. foush.e and broad
co,. EAST OF ,FousHEE STREET.
MeisoerHer's. 3I=-als K. Broad ST
J.: q JehIies Drug store. Il, r. sroad ST
Wallis Drug Store. f'it,n ana Ma,sha!l Ste.
". +. Haushdn. ''l ;,or,h tlt;n ST
Richardson Drug store. .o4 Seven
+ il: ch!!a,ey; 20 =; E,shtssn,n St.
,,. WILLIAMS Pharmacy Twen,y-nrs, and
D spTIin a, Drug Company. Twenty-tnird
Hord's Drug Store. Twenty-nin,h and .
Wood & sehaaf Drug Co. Twenty NTH
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty-nfth ana Leigh
Church Hm Pharmacy 900 Eas, Broad
8, p; Craig Drug store. $500 E Broad ST
Thirty hrst St.
F'airmount Pharmacy. 2l25 FArmount
BARTON HEIGHTS.
Eadys pEus store. H9rtn Ave;
''s Di aisisH aiots; Pr PA iIi.A AVE.
A. =: Cosby & Co.. 400 Third Avs.
T oSastad. s0S M9oa ana aa sio4 Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Once Times Dispatch. 1903 Huh
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
Woodland Heights Pharmacy. slo4
Charles W. Garrison 3ll7 Forcs, Hill Ave
, swANsBoko
Il. IL. Roberts DTus store. 1904 Hull 81.
J. A, Black. 2,lo "!.:,ansburs Ave.
.. Peoples Drug Store. S.ov Williamsburg
Times Dispa,cn bTancn. 40 Hortn SyCa-
more st fnone feteEsou:S -.
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!. D. CARNEAL & son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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WANTED, male stenoerapher Central State
Hospital. Petersburg. Va References re-
ply 70 W. +. DIewry. superintendent.
WANTED. an experienced man or lady as
assistant postn aster in fourth class post
ONCE: Apply Box 80. Gloucester Point, Va
WANTED three nrst-class meat cutters
Attach references with application. Ap-
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MEETINGS

n A Special communica ton of St: Johns
w Lodge No. IS. A. f. & A. NJ. Will
~ be held in the Masonic Temple. corner
Adams and Broad Streets; THIS FRI
DAY July 20. 1917. at o'clock. Members
NJ sister lodges and transient brethren are
cordially Invited to attend.
BY order of tho Worshipful Master.
OSCAR ]. ADAMS,
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DEATHS

HELLER-Dled. Thursday. JuIy -. 1871.
a. 80 L. Nj. at the resluehce OF her
husband. 1875 V-naule street. LULA A.
wife Of S. u Heller she mourn
their loss her husband and one oroSn.T.
David " Cole.
The funeral viii take place THIS ORR
DAY. AFTERS ~ O'Clock from the
above residence. int.rEaent In lakewood.
%iATT.-D!-d. at ms home. near Glen
Allen, Va. CHARLES WYATT. Es-d sew
enty-four. survived oy his widow. Alma
L Wyatt. anu three sons. X. A. ". +. and
G. c. Wyatt.
Funeral services from Greenwood Metho-
dist Church At 40 FRIDAY, July 20. 1877.
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FOk sale one large Burton restaurant
range, one sliding door hat case ops
urse tat rack Phone Randnpb l7lS
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WANTED. THREE FIRST
CLASS AUTONOBILE NE
cHA>iIS. aiuer BIZ QUICK
A.>D 1r rlClENT. NINE 9TH
s sEs i ESD TO AF TaE RfiG GaP
PARTIES. APPLY COBCRS
MOTOR SALES CORpURA-
TON. lelT-l:23 WEST BROAD
:REET.
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Observation-Disclosures

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

TON. of Richmond. in the County Of
Henrico. and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day OF July, A. D. 1917. the
said W. H. DUNNINGTON was duly
adjudicated bankrupt. and that the
be held in my Office. Rooms IiIs-1lis
Mutual Building. Richmond. Va, on
the BOTH DAY OF JULY. A. D. 1917.
time tho said creditors may attend.
prove their claims. appoint trustee.
examine the bankrupt. and transact
such other business as may properly
&C me before said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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HELP WANrED-M.le

BOYS to learn printing trade. Carpenters
,, out OF work come TO Public Employment
LABOkEnS WANTED
We need several iaoorers Apply ready
Street aud Belt l.ins.
PRINTER wanted. not over Is. very bright
No triners. Leads to 32o.$,G week Box
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oiOnAun An y llOVIN1.

": NED. ntCAAhDsON. LSC., 6Ul-SO3
household goods MoVine. pacH,ns .Ha
rniL.. is.,,, >!ph h<1
WAIT BEST MOVERS nv TOWN. CALL
US RAfdD TRANSFER co. RAN
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HELP wANTED-Female

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MUSICAL

ASHLAND city and vicinity. a most cui.
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AUCTION SALE-Future Days

July 10. 1917. '1'
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In the matter of No 21sS
w. II. DCNN1NGTON, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
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TYPEyyRITERS.

WILL sell my late model L. c. Smith type
writer very reasonable IL taken at once
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