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ceeded apace during most of yester-
day and all Of last night. Passch-
endaele whose spires not long ago
showed picturesquely against the sky
from their elevated positions is now
a memory. The little hamlet has all
but disappeared under the deluge OF
shells. 1t was not the village that
counted, however, but it's enviable
site. From it n may see a great
distance out across occupied Bel
GUM, and the possibilities for artil-
lery work from here are wide in
scope.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08

aide cf the people. n that be so, no
pms regrets 4 more than do and my
prayer Is that God forgive them II
they repent Of their action when they
discover thslr mIstake.
"Those who, not knowing the peo-
pie Of tho state az ! do, feared victory
for the 'wets,' will now understand I
am sure that We have q patriotic lib
erty-lovlng people who never fail to
respond to the clarion call Of right
eousness when they understand the
issues involved"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
German Boy Carries
Messages for German
Officials in Mexico

Ell Paso, Nov. IA presidential
warrant for the internment of Ernest
Lohendorff, a German boy. has been
asked for by federal officers here.
Lohendorff was a sailor from a Ger
man schooner informed in Santa Ro.
salia, lower California. He was ar
rested at the border here and said he
bad been carrying messages for Ger,
man Minister Won Eckhart of Mexico
City, Consul Ernest Goeldner of Chi
huahua city and Vice Consul Frederic
Reuter- Of Juarez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
GERMAN PLAN FAILS
h IN POLITICAL OBJECT

Rome, Nov. 6.-"The German plan
has failed in regard to its political
object" says a semi-official statement
issued here today.
"Strong CONFIDENCE is felt that 1t will
fail to accomplish its military object.
The military situation, although diff
Icult, is being held in hand, while the
apolitical situation is excellent. Natur.
ally the military situation has been
overturned completely since it has
Ibeen changed from progressive pene-
~tration of the enemy's territory, aim
ling at Laibach and Trieste into a
war of maneuver On the Venetian
plains.~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
MOST GRATIFYING, SAYS
CHAIRMAN ANTONIO LUCE

A -
Secretary of State Antonio Lucero
chairman Of the state prohibition
committee, today issued the follow
ing statement:
"The result Of yesterdays election
giving the dry forces Of New Mexico
such an overwhelming victory as tc
leave no doubt In anybody's mind az
to where the people of the state stand
In relation to the liquor traffic, must
be most gratifying to those who love
New Mexico and her people.
1T was a tremendous victory and
It's achievement in my opinion will
mean more for the moral and ma
terial advancement of the state than
any other thing know of that could
have happened at this time.
s"The other states of the union will
have to take off their hats to New
Mexico, first because of the sweeping
victory for the moral upIift of the
state, and second because no other
state, ! believe, can boast Of the
unanimity with which newspapers,
political leaders Of all parties, pro-
fessionaI and business men and the
people generally responded to the
clarion call sounded by the dry
forces Of the state for assistance to
help to put down forever Demon Rum
in New Mexico.
""The people of New Mexico, by
their action at the polls yesterday,
with one blow succeeded in shatter-
ing to pieces the shackeIs which for
years had been holding as slaves
thousands of unfortunstes who are
addicted to drink, and the families Of
those emancipated victims Of King
Alcohol ! know, are today on their
knees thanking the Almighty for the
return Of brIg}rar days which they
see are comin9W them shortly.
HAs chairman of the state dry
forces Of New Mexico ! want to thank
from the bottom of my heart all those
who assisted, women, men and chill
dren, In this noble work.
~ am told that there were during
the campaign just past in different
parts Of the state some men lined up
with the liquor forces either actively
or on the quiet whom we had conf
expected to be with us on the
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
SCHOOL ApPoRTloNMENT

From present indications the next
apportionment for schools in this
state4-to be made December will
be the largest in the history of New
Mexico. The increased number of
settlers and particularly stock men
who lease large tracts, of state lands,
is the reason why the amount will be
a Tecord-breaker.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
COMPTROLLER ELECTION
l9f nv MARYLAND CLOSE

Baltimore, Nov. 7.-Returns from
yesterdays election for state comp.
%troller we're so slow in coming in TO-
day and showed the vote to be so close
that the official count may be neces-
sary to determine the result. The Re-
.lpublicans were claiming the election
of VIM. o. Atwood by a small plural
ity while the Democrats were equally
insistent that Hugh A. McMullen, the
Democratic incumbent, had won by q
safe margin.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
DEFENSE LINE
WILL BE ALONG PAVE

Paris, Nov. THE Italian line of
defense will run along the course OF
the Piave river, says the Rome cor
respondent Of the 'Matin." He de-
'scribes this line as n which an army
that has pulled itself together and is
determined to resist, al hold for a
long time.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
GERMANS TAKE MORE
ITALIANS, BERLIN SAYS

Berlin, Nov. 7.--(via London).-The
Germans are continuing their pursuit
of the Italians and have taken more
prisoners, the war office announces.
"In the mountains, and on the We
netian plain, the pursuit is being con-
tinued,p says the statement. Some
thousands of prisoners have been
brought in"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08

fH hN aAHN| .AMNNH MNNf hNH N..
cincts out Of 5756 in Ohio on prohibi
ton give; For, 4S4,S99; against, 1885,
772.
With the presidential women's suf'
frage proposition decisively beaten,
the voters Of Ohio are still in doubt
as to whether their votes have made
the state wet or dry. At an early
hour the votes against prohibition
were in the majority by 10000, but a
number of conditions exist that make
this figure a slim margin. The two
wet strongholds, Hamilton county
and the city of Cleveland, have re-
ported complete, while two dry coun-
las both OF whom returned large ma
jorities for prohibition in previous
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
MAJORITY or 10000 is
CLAIMED THIS AFTERNOON

With indications pointing to a dry
victory in all of the counties of New
Mexico except Taos, from which no
reports have been received, prohibit
tion leaders late this afternoon de-
clared that New Mexico undoubtedly
will roll up 10000 or more majority Of
dry" votes.
When we stated that the majority
might be 10000" said Attorney A. M.
Edwards this afternoon, 1--WE we're
under the impression that Sandoval
county was in doubt. But scattered
precinct returns have been received
from this county and they are from
districts heretofore conceded or con
sidered as wet They show such a
heavy dry majority that Sandoval
now can safely be put in the dry
column"
Rio Arriba Gives 800
Rio Arriba county has gone at least
300 dry, according to returns re-
ceived today over the long DISTANCE
telephone.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08

Bernalillo county is now placed OF.
ficially in the edry" column by 470.
Belen went dry" and SO did Grants
by a small majority. Eight precincts
Of Valencia county give 500 "dry" and
SO wet" This county will undoubt-
eddy go dry by a good majority.
The town of Los Lunas went 81
dry" and only A wet"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
/, 10 pF1ClHCLS gave o.
Vote In Cities

Vote In Cities
The vote in various towns and cit
les received here by telegraph is as
follows: a
Albuquerque $50 dry majority; Las
Vegas, Old Town, went 43 wet; Las
Vegas, New Town, 200 dry; Ration,
104 dry majority; Carlsbad, 28S dry
and 81 wet; Gallup, which has Is sa-
looms, carried prohibition by 38 ma
jority; Artesia, 276 dry and 20 wet;
Deming, 295 dry and 65 wet; Santa
Rosa, 116 dry to 70 wet; Estancia,
1873 dry and 20 wet; Tucumcari, 1877
dry and 176 wet; Bernalillo, S~andoval
county, GA dry and 81 wet; Hope, 131
dry and 81 wet; Loving, Sc dry and 8
wet; Valesia, "a dry and 9 wet; Low
ington, Sc dry and IL wet; Dexter,
LAG dry and 81 wet.
Additional returns received at noon
give the following county majorities
for prohibition:
Eddy, 700.
Lea, 400.
San Juan, 450.
Lincoln, 500.
The city of Roswell, Chaves county,
was carried by the "drys" by $40.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
BALED HAY DRIVER
IS BADLY INJURED
ARM BROKEN, HEAD CUB: JIT-
NEY COLLISION DISASTROUS;
ANOTHER ACCIDENTAL SHOOT
ING

Roy, N. M, Nov. 81. A. Brown,
of Liberty, met with an accident
which will disable him for some time.
He came to town early and was on
his way home with a load Of baled
hay and other supplies on his one
horse wagon. His pony ran away
and he was thrown out, and his arm
broken and his head badly cut and
bruised on the hard road.
Carl Nugen found him unconscious
at the roadside near the Rov EN-
etery. He was unable to revive him
or to get him on his overloaded
buggy so came on to town and :e.
ported to Village Marshal Chas.
lPeare who went out in an auto and
brought him in to the Plumlee hos
pital, where his wounds were dressed.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
ANOTHER ACCIDENTAL
SHOOTING AT CLOVIS

Clovis, N. M, Nov. 5.-IWhile I'm
loading a shotgun in the office Of the
A. L. Gurley Broom Corn company,
Claude Hackney accidentally dis
charged the weapon, the shot glanc-
ing from the concrete floor and some
Of them striking M. 0. Jones. Mr..
Jones' injuries are Of but little con-
sequence and he is able to be in his
office.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
Rio Arriba Gives 400
COUNTY "DRYD COMMITTEE
Is IN NEED or FUNr

The men who handled the dry"
campaign in Santa Fe report that the
funds in their hands are insufficient
to meet all obligations, and that those
who desire to aid in wiping out the
deficit can send their contributions to
A. M. Edwards, Paul A. F. Walter or
Frank Owen.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
SAN JUAN COUNTY GOES
DRY MAJORITY 2 TO

Pennington, NJ NJ, Nov. 7.-San
Juan county goes dry by a vote OF
more than 5 to l. With two precincts
to hear from the vote is 47S dry, e91
wet. The missing precincts will give
small majorities dry. The estimated
vote is 500 dry, 100 wet.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
NEW Mexico
CONTINUED from rage u
Majority

Additional returns from Santa Fee
county show Pojuaque "a dry and n
wet; Galisteo, 80 dry and s wet;
Chimayo, s dry and 40 wet; Cow
Springs, "a dry and 4 wet.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
CONCERNS FILE
INCORPORATION PAPERS

Articles of Incorporation were filed
in the state corporation commissions
office today by the Fort Sumner In.
vestment company, office at Fort Sum
ner, r. B. Spruill statutory agent, the
capital stock being $4,000 divided
into $50 shares at 800 each. The OBJ
jects of the company are to acquire
real or personal property and to build,
lease or sell houses.
The incorporators are r. B. Spruill,
8 shares; d. X. Smith, j. E. Pardue
and f. c. Baker. 7 shares each, all of
Fort Sumner, and A. 2. Rodgers of
Tucumcari, 81 shares. Mr.. Spruill is
to be president, Mr.. Smith. vice presi-
dent, Mr.. Pardue, secretary, and mir.
Baker, treasurer of the Company.
Mesquite sheep Company
Articles were also filed by the Mes
quite Sheep company office at Mes
quite. Dona Ana county, and A. J..
Jarrett, statutory agent. The objects
are to raise sheep or purchase them
and dispose of them as we'll as all
kinds of livestock. The company is
capitalized at $25,5O0, in one dollar
The incorporators are: A J.
taJrrett and F. F. Merrill Of Mes
quite, and w. H. Winter of Hill. ". M,
each taking $500 shares.
Foreign Corporation
A foreign corporation, The Illinois
and Refining company, was
admitted to do business in this state.
It's principal office is in Delaware and
It's business consists Of buying and
Of real estate for mining, opes-
and producing oil, gas, water or
minerals The authorized capital ,s
500, 600, divided into 5000 shares Of
;1uo each. The company begins bust
hess with $250,00O. The company's
,ffIce in New Mexico is at Artesia
md its agent is w. L. Christians.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
UNION COUNTY REPORTS
DRY MAJORITY OF 1900

Clayton, N. M, Nov. mime pre-
cincts out Of 40 give dry, 74S; wet,
1871. County will return a majority
Of 1900 for prohibition. Clayton, dry,
425; wet, GA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
BRUISED IN HEAD-ON
JlTNEY COLLISION

Des Moines, N. NJ, Nov. 5.-Alfred
Seaton was bruised badly in a head
on collision with G. II. Amos jit-
ney. Seaton was on Hal Franklin's
dray wagon, and the team was run
ming away, Seaton having dropped
the lines. Amos had time to step his
car but didn't have any control over
the team, and didn't have time to get
out of the road. The radiator Of the
car was smashed and the dray wagon
was somewhat disfigured.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
ITALIANS


there Is strong conviction that the
serious military problems created by
the drive will be solved.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08

wet and dry fights. have not been
heard from.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
HYLAN WINS

Continued from Page l.,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
GUNS OF BRITISH

Continued from page one.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
ESTIMATE OF VOTES IN
COUNTIES, CITIES AND TOWNS

Estimates of the maJorities pollei
by prohibition in a dozen New Mexico
counties are made at prohibition
headquarters here from kilograms re-
ceived late last night. They are as
follows:
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or j. Is. YEAMANs 7o4 WEST BROAD STREET,
AT AUCTION


b no 5 ou o busnc evil
of
I!c .
anlu
:XtIH Choice Gnn}owder and Clipped
Cereso
Teas, etc
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Cash.
VALENTINE AUCTION co. INC Auctioneers
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

y. II. SCUTT
ScOrr'S Old Market Drug Store Is the
store of kichmond We have special
goods: we sell them. SCOTS Corn Pias-
makes cripple dance for JOY, luc.
SCOTS WONDERFUL Flood Mixture. 81: en-
riches IN. blood and makes y as pure as an
infants. SCOTS Wonderful Digestive
Elixir is Il panacca for nervous indigestion,
aoc SCOTS Liver Iiils. best on Earth, loc-
SCOTS Pile Sulve * wonder. &c. Cum
ming EiiAir OF Life restores lost man
hood. Doc. SCOTS Rheumatic Mixture. Soc
CunninSham's Royal Remedy and Injection
Tor Alien does the work. oUc each. Agents
Tor Old Indian Liver and Kidney Remedy.
~ bottle tor i3c. Suitaua OLIVE OH, best In
'hc world. 75c quart can. We beg your
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IT ID. w ANTS
SUNDAY. lv cents U Mne per lnser.lou.


Lhe io.o".n. i..,s -p'' 80 Iepeu.sS
.s.th Ls.n "ttn.> o>n 800 WIN ~,
~NAii ANY iuE ORDER.
RATE PLn LINE.
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Z. Dai.y ..,ions. IL >c.,s
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NC lo..v".ns ilu.es- L,,sp->vn n."n.u o.
fe.s are 400 ,"e .o"' e...e",. u the pub.i..
res AR iaI..,. "Iii.u sn.n above.
Yves, . .S f ~" noS 80. ". Cav 81,
:. SA.edo Dius e.oie. fio'd A't. anu
Cnali.s >. Turner. Druggist. West Broad.
hern's i.i,ai..,Sey 2.33 Hanover ave.
"arrin.rs bius Store, VA uro'e Ave.
Toys Dru. Store. Allen Ave. ana Grace
Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave. aua
a. - Johann D.us CO: s.; Vi Main 81.
.-.rue,ls Dr.e - nrst i.,o.d ST
=. II. Aiay D.e@.. oiooA n'e. ahd Clay
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CLurca HnI Pharmacy. $500 Eas. Bto-.
$ u. Cra.g D-uE Store. $500 r. Broad 81
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PARAMOUNT
FAirinoGct Fi4s4.aCs. 40 Fa!tIi."Gnt Ave.
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ii.uti4-1,-.D tii.h.
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Irancn Once .s-L.spaten. 1903 Hull
wOopl..>:;D HEIGHTS.
W"oiisud he@hta tn"rtiiacy Slo'
Ch...,s ~. ,ai:iso.. ann Forest Hnl Ave.
sNANSBDRO
Il. NJ. Robert DruE store. zoos Hun St.
} A BLACK. .olt "iI!."tnsnurs Ave
PETERSBURG
Times D,snat,h Brsrch. ;In North Syca-
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IN AIENiORIAM

SfUkDlNANr-ln loving remcinbranceI, of
GEORGE A. SruRDIvAST. who died fur
Has last farewell was spoken
-Four years ago to-day:
Our family circle was broken
when my brother passed away.
He * gone. but not forgotten
Fresh iov. will ever be-
For a lon. Their. Is memory
We shah always think of thee
~ lovingly sister BESSIE.
hAiiDSr. Iu memory OF a. J. MALONE.
VINO 'iici seventeen years ago, June 4 100:
Sweet ihy memory VIII never fade
uy Ills Daughter. KATIE
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TUESDAY. JULY 3. 1917.
beginning at 1880 o'clock 4. NJ.
good young Work or Driving Horse
fine Jersey Cow. about q years old
gives about ~. gallons rich milk
daily and now in excellent condition
Tor beef; ! 6-horsc- power Portable
Gasoline Engine. with Wood Saw and
Table attached: good Lumber Wagon
Dump Cart, Top Buggy. 10, good
Wheels. large lot of ix6 and PKG Heart
SiilS. large lot of 7inch Weather
boards and Dressed Sheathnc lot Old
Lumber. large lot of Moltling of ali
kinds New Doors and Frames. Window
Sash and Frames, Newels and Balus-
tcrs. lot Slate, Terra Gotta Soil
ripe, Ayerss Fertilizer Drill Weeder.
SubSoil Flow. horse Plow Dixie Corn
shelter lot Hotbcd Sash and other ma :
tcrial, etc.
Builders and contractors especially
invited To this sale All good materia i.
and must be sold NJ once at the hir h
bid.
Take Forest Hill ear line TO corner
Ihir'y-hrst and Semmcs Streets, walk
blocks towards river.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co, INC.
AllctiOncerS.
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MARRIAGES

DANiD-THOMAS.-M Mae Thomas. OF
,nopewell. VA; was united In marriage TO
hr. apple David. The ceremony was WIZ
n.E*cd by Mrs. x. N. Haskins. mother Of
Goodwin.
LlpSIo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T., NJ. Lips
Hickman; OF I'owhatan. coIored were mar
req SUNDAY, June n. at 7:l5 o'clock at the
rrSiuchtc OF the Rev. Il. u. Lewis. pastor
nI SECOND Baptist Church. ,nlnrcl.
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BY II. McGRANlGHAN & CO. and
NORNEl.L Il MCCONNELL.
Reai Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
rROvEMENTS. SITUATE on THE
NORTHERN LINZ; OF MIDLOTHIAN
TURNPIKE NEARLY OPPOSITE
DEEP.
BY virtue of two decrecs of the Cir
cult Court of Chesterfield County Va
entered November 10. 1914, and Jan
nary %. 1917 in the suit OF Raymond
others. the undersigned special
commissioner, Will proceed to sell. on
the premises, on
MONDAY. JULY 1917.
at o'clock +. NJ.
the following house and lot: the one
story frame, metal roof. fivc-rooln cot
taEe, with outbuildingS, fronting "a
feet on Midlothian Turnpike and run
ming back from said front 365 feet
TERMS: ORc-third cash. balance six
and twelve months per cent added
to deferred payments. title retained
until whole purchase price is paid and
conveyance ordered by court
LAWRENCE l.. POOL
Special Commissioners
Chesterfield G. H.. Va June %. 1917.
certify that tn" bond required Of
l.. T.. Pool. in suit OF Raymond NJ Wills
VS.. Bette o. Moore and ais. has been
PHILIP V. CoGBItf.
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II :5co-1S acres. good Groom residence. new
4;room tenant house, largo barns. sheds.
large poultry house. All buildings in M
.P gate condition: acres in excellent
orchard Of every variety grown in Virginia /:
I le2 acres In excellent state OF cultivation rs
r 'handlinr will pay for farm Will sell stock
farming implements. crops. etc. price
way under value for quick sale. Owner
sEhis farm is within j - miles Of > rail-.
road stations and IN excellent community
4. fered. "
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= slo.ooo-3co acres on James River: $50 acres
open: GOOD land: S-room residence ali
necessary outbuildinEs. Would consider
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s2sn-?7 acres on, Williamsburg Road. II
minutes walk OF car line Good 5-room
Tesidcnce and outbuildinIs: - acres opcn
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s,@ RICHMOND GARDEN FARMS
In and o-aCre tracts. Taylor'S Cross
ing on r.. r. & p. Ry. Productive land
ideal location. Only miles out Will" the,
last. SIPS per acre. Some choice Locations
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:, ts.sco--2lo acres OF dandy farming land we'll
%atered ny streams: OF city. Nun
erous buildings. This is excellent stock
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s35oIls "a acres miles out Broad Street
Road good S-room residence garage harm
q etc; lots OF fruit fine land.
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AT the request OF the owner, we will
sell at public auction. at No 3lOl
Bellevue Avenue, Woodland Heights,
South Richmond on
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700 Acres
/ ] rnes River


Fifteen miles west OF Richmond
900 acres hest bottom; several hundred
IN corn; large dwelling. ample out
buildings. orchard; fully stocked with
aheep. hogs. team. all implements Pos
= session Immediately. This valuable
! James River Valley land will pay %
/. Per. cent on valuation of 500 free
. ~ everything. $4,000.
t:-s.tg..n POLLARD & BAGBY
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GIETER Park dwelling OF s rooms. hot
heat. etc. Large lot. lnoX25o feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01

Sl.Soo-20 acres with good h-room house; 10,
= Of fruit: miles OF city fine road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01

J. A. CONNOLLY & co.
Madison S35l--M Il isnn I.,SD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01
LOST AND EOUND

LOSE; bunch al keys attached TO aluminium
cnain: also black UpI textbook containing
UriEht" phperh Reward IL returned 10
,-"tk At.k. isnerEon hotel.
Lost. pair OF rimlvss su"ciacies: doubI.
t"'i-. return 1918 floyd. Reward
Lost Friday night rcn,Icinan's gold
""'ch. monogram "P X a" on back
th"u" Roul"vafi lsIi j or return a9O7 Neat
Gr.C- Sroct R-wnrd
i.n@', t""fi,an loconoiy" Company Pass
80. NN'l. FINDER please return 10 j. M.
Ncstray 'ts East Marshall. or phone RAN
doll .s.o- "
LDSf pass 40. lH.oss to n. American Loco
motive Worlk- RETURN Ia John May gl3
Slnnrt Enan: Ii,hmoMM and no. clAc "a I'd